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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
The COFFEE BATTLE.
J1hl GsSPag IS Charged With Being
TIE Cszss a. i.

John Gsspxr. s Portuguese, hiss
been committed for Trial On charge
o: instigzting some japanese 10
fight He hzd : hearing ST Hoo
kens the other dzy. He Is noE cut
On bonds Gssp2r E&s mixed up
in the fight thzt took place st Keel.
South Kons, On the 5ri inst, when
one japanese wzs killed, another
wounded. s1d : policeman badly
injured The injured japanese Ess
brought 70 town Yesterday TO hsye
5 bzIl extracted from one Of his
shoulders
WhznMSrshsl Hitchcock reached
Hookeus- he found The people
there IN : very excited frame Of
mind. fs2rirg thst The friends Of
the japanese prisoners would ST.
tempt some rzsh set, bit the 4sr-
shsl suoothed matters over, snd
VIXEN ne left everything wss quiet
Eleven japanese, who took psrt
in TIE battle, were plseed under
srrsst- but -four we're dismissed.
The Others will have to stand Trial
OF two charges, one Of assault and
the o.ter fo- resisting officers.
In Gzsp2r's case the natives
elsinei thzt hs told the japanese
20 rssis. the officers srd 70 Kill
them II necessary On the other
hand, the japanese ssy that ne did
not give them any such sdviee.
Two q the policemen hsTe been
arrested and charged with assault
with : Eszp5n: the third Officer,
who IVES injured. has not been AZ
rested pending his rsooTeFy-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
The Healaui Boat Climb.

The Board of Managers of the
Heslsni Boat Club held meeting
last night with George E. Board
man in the chair. A communica-
ton was read from the Govern
ment granting the club a fifteen
years lease of q site for a new boat
house. 1t will be located below
the Myrtle's. 1t was decided to
hasten the erection of the new
house, which will cost about 5000
when completed. 1t will probably
be finished early next year. The
Board Of management of the club
seem to be untiring in their efforts
in putting it on s sound basis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

spilled TO the GAzgrrE snd Star
offices, and that be had received =
written bid from the latter.
Mr.. Brown stated that sll the
papers should have chance 10 bid
Tor publishing the statement
The Ac; relating to the bonds OF
Government officials and employees
passed its second reading.
The bill providing for the cleo
tion Of contested sests in the Legis-
lsture, SIS amended by the Judiciary
Committee, wSS read section by
section.
The Councils then went into ex.
executive session.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
Signals of Light.

DENVER, Sept. Army officers
have accomplished the remarkable
feat in Photograph signalling of trans
hitting messages between the roof of
the Equitable building in this city
and the summit of Pixies Peak, sixty
six miles in an air line. Sergeants
McGlone, Mclaughlin and Bissell
went to Pixies Peak to make the ex
pertinent. The Peak Eas''calied" from
the Denver ED Of the line, and with
in five minutes the responsive flashes
told that Pixies Peak was ready to
talk.
Experiments viii be continued at
certain hours for three days, and 8
week after the signal-men will at
tempt to fash message from Mount
UneOmpabgre to Mount Ellen, ls3
miles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
Would Not Accept.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The Heralds
Hamburg cable says: As there has
been some talk about nominating
Chauncey NJ. Depew as the Republic
can candidate in the next Presidential
election in the United States, it may
be interesting TO know that Depew,
who returned here yesterday from
Paris, said that he would decline any
such nomination in the future as be
had hitherto declined it in the past.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
4 Fire on Queen Street.

An alarm Of fire was turned in
about noon yesterday for blaze in
the house of W. A. Smith, at Queen
and South streets. The house was
burned to the ground. The loss
will probably not be more than
$500. No one being on the pre-
misses at the time, the origin of the
fire is not known.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
Russian NihiIfsts.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2. The
police at KalOoga. capital Of the Gov
eminent Of that name, niDety-five
miles southwest Of Moscow, have dis
covered a press that WIS being u-ed
by the NihilIsts for the publication Of
literature for dissemination through
out the empire. Many persons have
been arrested on the charge Of being
interested In the press.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

John g. Msgger. Editor Of tbs
Szz5szz- SsigDsu, No. Who named
Grovz- ClsTe-snd far tie Presidency
N Nov 1882 -hile he vas Mayor Of
Buffalo, N L L enthusiastic II MS
praise Ot Ccz-berlziuis Cole
Ctolsrs ard DIsnhoss Remedy. He
says I have 1sed il far tbe past
I've years and consider L the bsst
pzs1erszo1 q the kind II the
uzrks- Il : g staple g sugar AID
coEse u this ssctiOr Il : an article
q usrIt ard sLCzl5 bs 1s4d II every
Eo1sehold Fox sale By 81 Dealers,
BES0y. SEH d Co, Agents for HI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

General A :. HzrtEsll viii leave
br the MoooEzi, znd expects 10 rs-
turn With hsr On her next trip from
The Cost He ls&vss owing 10 the
Illness Of Mrs EsrtEsll. who i now
in san Ms.e0- Her Illness Is not
believed 70 Dc very serious, but it
causes some Srxie.y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Captain CzIho1n- q the bzrk
CsFlO1. I'll D u1rs than pleased
whsn II learns tia. En afternoon
usue- Iutfnztss thai h b0Tersd q
po.t . take Fes-n=rs-Ols- he -
5zue3 co1vic;. q bard LIS ship
TIE captain Eill rsply thai n =
20 engaged II sOeh hilarious ousl-
ness and AL Sb0 knOs hin sIA
take his sord-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
Russia's Tariff on Petroleum.

81. PETERSBURG, Sept IA de-
cree will Be issued September 18th re-
dDciBg the tariff on distilled petro-
le1m exported via the Russian from
tier from thirty-fo1r to tEenty-four
kOpecks Per pound, in order to facili-
tate competition with American Pc
trOleum-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Professor Scott. The principal o;
the Fur Street School. received
vocG On tie bark : c. Allen yes
ierisy that his slieS; daughter,
Gertrude. wzs very III IN Ssn Fran
cisco. with p1sunonis IN tact, she
wzS no; expected 70 live, ST lSst
sCcu-u-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
The Trouble ia Havti.

KINGSTON jamaica, Sept. 3.-The
steamship AlyeBa which arrived here
from Hayti reports rioting in the
streets Of POrt-au-PriEce. Another
attempt has been made on the life Of
HippOlyte Three Of the Tingleaders
Of the outbreak have been arrested
and promptly shot, but the revolt is
said TO be still spreading.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Tie Moaowsi nos being in po-t
last evening, no concs-t took plScs
81 the Ho,sl. II the steamer i
hsrs this evening, the concert vii
take pace IS plSnDsi bsiors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Tie Sehustzsa Company Appoints
lis New 0Eesyz

AE&ussiing q the International
SchUst1=n Company. h=Ii last
the f0lls=ing officers were
elected
c. EIsume- Captain
L Beru1t- I=- Lieutenant.
9. D. CouEJ1uzDos- Il Lieutenant.
c. Wiebzrt- Ist Sergeant
Q. Coriess Il Ssrgsz1-
= Bo-If=l1, 81 Sergeant
D. LycVyus. Corporal
l. C1risDsr Corporal
A SpiIluzn- Corporal
Z kIsuus. Corporal
J L Os0s-, ColCT Sergssnf-
George CzvElzgh. Treasurer
B P ZsblSu- Secretary
z HsrT4=- Drummer.
4 SchEIt- Ssrgsz1t-zt-Arms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Today i the s1t1Un equinox.
Ebsn he Eszther-wlss al over the
void Iook ~ rzin- and the records
hers Il tie islands vii show that
tbs fall rzl1s e1UDelCs about Ills
6zts- Last evening bezTy shoser
I'll q tEs sea E nile o. two from
tie sho-s. ard CE Bsr5ers Point Il
zuuezrai 70 Dc raining hard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

The Rev. Eric Lewis viii form s
class IN English literature in the
nsz- future. NJ. Lewis i 5 ErzdC-
Sts o. CSub-i6cs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

There will be : baseball match
So hooIzu tomorrow afternoon, be-
tween : niue calling Itself the
~Royslis.s. znd 5 HuSlos tssm.
Tie ~Rorslists viii iesvs today.
znd fully expect 10 give their
friends On the o;hsr side $ severe
druoo;ug.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

TIE searching party tlzl mas
ben looking for FsziberstOne, tie
escaped convict returned yesterday
without thsir msn- They usde :
tho-o1Eh s5zrch froo Puulos 70
Ws;znzs- The general verdict
seeus 70 Dc that Festbsrs.o1s hsz
ben GrcErsi.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
WANTED.

TWO COPIES EACH OF PLANT
ers' Monthly for February and
spril, 1854, Tor which 81 ssch win be
paid.
H.~Af4N GAZETTE COMPANY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

The cargo zai wreck Q; he 6.
y. Wilcox viii b. sid 81 suction
by JSs. T. Morgan 81 70 o'clock
This morning al his SzleS-oon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

4 temperance concert viii De
given 81 The y. N. c i. Hall to
mO-row evening. which snyoas IL
;s-ss,7i : requested 20 zi.sai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Tuo People Fssitic- - Have Their Civil
Rights Ke>rcrSS-Az Ac: fc- the set
element ., Hoszaa-ies-J. r, Celhurn
VIII Get His Rsek Fay - Minister.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

The subject a Ms Thirds leo
Sr7s this evening VIII b Madame
R.svo:skv Ani he AGsp.s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

G-oa1i hzs been b-oks1 IN the
new building % be erected BY (.
: Cunhz- q King street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

The stockholders q the Hllo za6
Pzzuhzu Sugar Companies nj.
meet nsxt MO1dsv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

\ reward q 500 : offered fo-
t1s capture a Fezths-S;o1s. the
sscSps6 convict
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Captain Wolts-s. The uSsie- Q:
the wrecked bz-k G. y. Wilcox.
hzs been running 10 this po-t n
.Es1ly-ih-se yazrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

ChS-leS Glr6ls- VS. ind SIS
Yesterday io- Ssszuliing 5 police
Dzn- He h.s sppsSls5-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

y r SOUS vzs sentenced -
shrss months q the rssf bv Judge
Perry. Yesterday. fo- assault
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

The S1=Z canal / only eighty-eight
nile long, bit il r=11eed the distance
from Engizni % IEdiz- By srz- nearly
tstl nile
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Frei Harrison hzs The oo1trzc.
10 erecting The ne~ C-nhz build
ing q King street When Con-
p-sssi !; vii Dc 81 imposing st-ue-
%
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Ps;s- Quinn, better known s.
Poker Dan hiss ps;iuoned TIE
Councils IN TIE restoration q his
-civil rights.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

The Central COMMITTEES Q; the
American Union Party vii meet
tomorrow evening 81 ne American
LszEus Hal 3. : 50 o'clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Another Sehue:zsn Club hiss
been organized.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
LOCAL BREVTTIES

At lzst accounts sugar VSs quoted
So > : cents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

What with church fairs. 5 circus
Snd dramatic Season ne people
q Ho-olulu viii hzvs 10 end q
zuu$nsRt N the rsz- future.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Mss Mamie Psty znd NJ. Van
Yzlks1bs-E. q MSui. viii bs uzr-
r;;s6 this morning. S1d vii lssye
q the Hall fo- Maui, where they
VII usks their bo-e-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

VI. Alt-ei " Garter net With
81 zcc.6s1s LAST evsninE Whiis
riding horseback h cane Il ool.i-
son Hi.L czrrisgs- sud his leg
VS. Injured He Ess taken % the
hospital sld he wound Fzs drss-
SD He Ezs tLs1 rsD0Tad % his
residence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Soueo-s started the runo- is.
evening thzt Arthur Fe4thsrstone,
who recently escaped from tie reei,
hzd been recsp.ured- The rep0Et-
TUNED c-t 70 d f2-ss, however.
zni The attempted murderer Is Sill
:. -E-Ee-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Czstls s1d Cooke hsye s pump
ing engine to- ssle; L Is the prop
e-y Q: the Hziku Sugar Company
q Mzui. Tbs engine Is described
elsewhere N this issue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
LOCAL BREvTTIRS

Geo-gs Osborne Is $ Isle S-rival.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

TCso 7. So-1z and Mss Cones
wers nzrrisd yesterday 81 Central
Union Church Tie blds : : So
- q Mrs Frank Fsrrslrs- Soma
wzs recently The defendant n
breach q premise sCIt- sl1 VS.
-scs 70 nav 81 damages
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

On Monday, 0c:oosr :, James T.
Morgan will sell : house Sr6 %.
s1G > shares q Irsuwsy stock
belonging 20 the ssssIs o. the lzis
?. Dalton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

"a oszssct srh5 sscspei fFu-s he uf-isJs
gszg &c KssEss as5 cko e supposed 70
Asrs b<<s Srss-vsli. fSsstck.i rr0-s
rsstsyrsgS y as 4iusrfis.T- artist
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Two grateful people have an SC
kn9wle6guent IN this issue; i IL
Is.ss 10 The rscs;p: q ifs insurance
uoreT from the Manhattan Life
Tnscrzncs Company, q which John
H Pz.y Z TIE loczl sgent-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
COUNCILS OF THE REPUBLIC,
4 Qzssr Set a Resolutions Fron the
Schus.zsl Club.

an ACT FoS An ELsCTRIC RAILROAD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21
AUCTION SALE Or
SUGAR STOCK

II ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUC-
Il tons received from the officers Of Ka-
huku plantation Company, 1 shall offer
for sale at Public Auction, at my sales
room, On
Saturday, September ~
1894, at u o'clock noon, enough of the
following paid up shares Of stock in Ka-
huku Plantation Company 20 cover
delinquent assessments Low due on same:
% shares Of stock Kahuku Plantation
Company or lefs.
% shares o. stock Kahuku Plantation
Company or iesf.
10 shares Of stock Kahuzu Plantation
Company Or less
shares Of stock Kahuku Plantation
Company n le-s
J.HEs F. MORGAN,
s759-td 8uciioneer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

NJ. : Walker PreS.on. City Eii-
~ q TIE A0yEET-.Es- vii leSye
o. tie ". G. Hzu this morning
fo- tie Eo-cSno. returning 70 Ho-
1o-ulc q The kinsu By the way
q Eilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Tie fo-ioEing people 6-e booked
70 leave to- TIE CoSs. On the Mono
Ezi: Judge Il :. Hz-twsl. Judge
Cope. Mss Z L. Clzrks. Mrs B
". Ls.erop. srt CEsr.ss J. Ws--.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

q Wsbe-. o1e O: The crew Of
EEs G. y. Wilcox fell from 5 tcre
vz-G zbo1t tEo weeks $50 sid i II
5 vGy crippled condition He vii
q ss1i % the hospital to- t-sSi-
Cs---
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

LOCAL BREvITIRS.
Geo-gs Osborne i $ lSis S--ivsl
Another Schue;zsn Club hiss
been organized
The stockholders a The Hilo za6
Pz&Cbzu Sugar Companies nj.
nee, next MOodsy.
4 reward q 500 : offered Il.
ne capture q Fszths-s;ons. the
ssoSpsG convict
Caz-les Gi-6ls- VS. 6nei SIS
Yesterday IL zsszuliinE 5 police.
Uzn- He h.s sppezlsd-
Grognd hiss been b-okea IN the
new building % Be erected bv Z.
: CCnhz- Q, King street
= r SOUS Ezs sentenced -
thrsS months q the rssf by Judge
Perry, yesterday. fo- assault
Psss- Quinn. better known s.
Poker Dan hiss ps;iiio1sd the
Councils io- TIE restoration q his
-civiI rights.
Captain Wolts-s. The master Q:
the wrecked bz-k G. y. WIlcox.
bzs been running 10 this po-t IN
cEs1iy-ih-ss yszrs-
The Central COMMITTEES q The
American Union Party vii meet
tomorrow evening ST ne American
LssECs Hall 81 : 50 O'Clock
What With church fzi-s. 5 circus
sni s dramatic season ne people
Q: Honolulu viii hzve 10 end Of
zuussneRt N the Dsz- future
Frei Harrison hxs the contract
fo- erecting tbs ns~ CCahs build
ing c. King street When CON-
p-e;si ]: vii b 81 imposing st-ue-
tu-s
On Monday. October :. James T.
Morgan I'll sell house znd los
sn6 = shares q TzuEay stock.
belonging 70 the esszts q the lzte
?. Dalton
Mss Mamie Pzty &nd Mr. Van
YzIkeabs-g, Q: Mzui. viii be uxr-
ri=6 this morning. S1d vii lssye
q the Hal fo- Maui. where they
vii uske ths5r ho-e-
Castle sid Coke hzye 5 pump
ing engine to- sSle, i Is the prop
e-ty Q: the Hziku Sugar Company
q Mzui. The engine Is described
elsewhere IN this issue
TIE folioEing people 4-e booked
70 leave fo- TIE Cozs; On the Mono
Ezi: Judge A. s. HzrtEsl. Judge
Coope-. Mss Z L. Clzrks. Mrs B.
". Lzi1rop. znd Chxrles !. WsI-
4 Wsbe-. o1e Q: the creE Of
E1s G. y. Wilcox fell f-on 5 fore
vz-i shout tEo weeks sgo s1d i IN
vET crippled condition he viii
% ss1i . the hospital fo- treat
Ue-t-
NJ. : Walker Preston. City Ed
~ c: TIE A0yEETI.Es- vii lezye
O Tie ". G. Hzu this incoming
fo- tie YOlcsno. returning 20 Ho-
no-ulu q The Kinsu By the way
Q: Hlo.
Two grateful people have 81 SC
knswledguent IN this issue; il r.
Is.ss 70 The rscs.p. q life insurance
uoreT from the Manhattan Life
Insorzncs Company, Of which John
H Pz.y Z TIE loc2l sgent-
Sonao-s started the runor lzst !
evening tbs. Arthur Fezthsrstone,
who recently escaped from tie reef,
hzd been recsp.u1sd- The repo.t-
turned O.. 70 d fz-ss, however.
zni The attempted murderer Is Sill
:. lz-Ee-
TCso 7. So-Es and Mss Cones
xsrs mz-ried yesterday 81 Central
Union Church Tie b-lce : : So
- O. Mrs Frank Fsrrsirs- Soma
w4 recently The defendant n
t-szch q promise sCit- z1d Ess
uz6s 20 pay s. damages
Mr. Alfred y. Garter u=s Nth
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Send for your Faster.

Do not forget this most important
duty in case Of sickness or sorrow. BE
YOU sure that it Is his wish and purpose
to be bv your SIDE at the first Of such
moments, Bat IN a city 1t is Impossible
for HIM to know when you thus need
him. unless you 1t linn k"oo; and the
PLAIN. simple way to do this is, by send
ing a request for the prayers OF the
Church at hours of worship, week day
or Sunday. Very often have | sand THIS
in the puIplt, and PARISH GUIDE; there
is need to say it again. Frequently |
find parshloners have been sick, and
think their pastor neglecttul OF them
when he is wholly ignorant OF their
needs, any time, detained by sickness,
from attendance at church, send note
asking to be remembered in the worship.
1t is your privilege, as we'll as your duty.
Then your pastor will know of your
needs, aud YOU will fnd that no long
time will elapse ere he will be at youl
side, to offer up those prayers and inter
cessions, which soften the sutierngs OF
the living and support the dying heart.
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SERVICES, AT WALKERSVILLE
The Season.

The anticipated JOY ofthe Easter sea-
son has come and passed. Not away,
thank God! These blessed festivals are
not so evanescent, as to come, and then
pass away, to be remembered no more.
Such is the character of only earthly
10Y. 1t comes, it goes, and like the re-
membrance of IA guest that tarrleth bnt
night, the richness of its presence is
straightway forgotten; and so it has been
truly written Of Gather joy
Of pains bitter draught the flavor
ne'er dies.
But pleasure scarce the lip ere it
flies.
Not so with the heavenly JOY; is pass
ed, as everything must in this world;
bat the sweet and most exquisite rich
ness of its delight is not thereby depar-
ted. Like the note of some deep toned
bell, whose lovely melody does not die
with the stroke but long after the first
clashing peal, the tender harmony re
verberates and echoes in continuous
pulses of sound, growing fainter and
fainter, yet still distinct. until merged
in some other meodious utterance;-so
the heavenly joy, and the Church s rcs'
tai music, remains to the soul in endur'
ing melody for long period.
Thus it ia we haye the forty days of
the Easter memory and rejoicing. Until
Ascension and Whitsuntlde, the same
sweet harmony rising in our ears;tanter
and still fainter it is true, week by week,
and vet, the same mellow tone, deep,
rich, full and tender, THY dead men
shall live; with my dead body shall
they arise 1t We're we'll II this were
always borne in mind, and the cn4nr.
once Of these seasons fully appreciated.
Too many think Of them as an eyanes-
cent thing; Easter, a day, Christmas, u
week; while in truth their meaning and
tier teaching, as we'll as til eir spiritual
rejoicing, is for a far longer period.
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SDnrmeon's Advice.

remember when | came first to
London, preaching to eighty or ninety
in large chapel, but my little congre-
cation thought well of me, and induced
others to come and fill the place. |
always impntc my early success to my
m-hearted people, for they were SO
earnest and enthusiastic in their loving
appreciation of tine young man from
the country" that they were never
tired of sounding his praises. If you
any of you are mourning over empty
pewS IN your place of worship, | would
advise you to praise some points IN
which your pastor excels; dwell upon
these excellences and not his failures !;
talk of the spiritual benefit you derlye
from his sermons, and thus you will
induce the people to come and listen to
him, and at the same time you will do
him good for the fall house will warm
HIM up and make him the better preach
er, and you yourself will enjoy him
more because you have thought
kindly of HIM. -Go8. Messenger
r. WHITTINGHAM.
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CLAIMS tDHpANI, ,ohn Wc'iierhurn.
Genera; Mun&M, = Gl% F,,ryr;, n W, Wash
in"'"N y. G. r"Il,. rl,iiNr :, uigr number
OF inrultnut N4i'y auA weekly papers, as
vel, aS general periodicals Of tie country.
was instituted 10 protect is patrons from
the unsafe met ho,!a heretofore cnIr,Oycu in
this line of business. The said Company il
prepared to take charge o'Hll atcnt business
entrusted to 1t for reasonable fees, and pre-.
paros and prosccutrs applications generally,
including mrchnnlal invcnt ous design pat
ents, trade marks, labNs, copyrights, inter
ftr,ncrs iufrn"rmc',t@, validity Irrotts, and
giNrs especial ai'"nt on t" rejected cases.
II is also prG pared to enter into competition
with ANY firm n seeming foreign patents.
Write for Instructions and advice
..oiIN WEDnEKUlEH,
GlS + Street,
p O. Box $50. WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-12
NO :;!:;nas In this Competition.

NO i;!:n2.s In this Competition.
Tins i a competition Of rather an unusual
nature 1t Is common to otter prizes for the
best story, or picture, or Arrhilccluihl pan,
all the competitors liSkln% the loss OF thtI
labor and the successful one merely selling
his for the amount of the prize. But the
Press Claims N0mpaay's offer Is something
entirely different Each person is asked
merely TO help himself, and the on" who
helps himself to the best advantage is to be
rewarded Tor doing it the prize IS only a
stimulus to do something that would be well
worth dong it The architect whose com.
pct!tivc plan for a club house on certain
corner /, not accepted has spent his labor on
something of vc;v little use to him Bat the
person who patents simple and useful de-
vice in the Press Claims Companys Compc.
prlzr He has a substantial result tn show
for his work -onc that VIII command lis yhi'
ne in the market at any time
TIE PLAN man who uses any article in his
daily work ought to know better how to in-
prove 1t than the mechanical expert who
studies il only from the theoretical poin, OF
view Get rid of the idea that an improve.
mcnt can be too simple to he worth patent,
ing. The SIMPLER the better, The person
who best succeeds in combining simplicity
and popularity, will get the Press Claims
Companvs twenty five hundred dollars
The responsibility Of this company may he
judged from the fact that its stock is held 10y
about three hundred of the leading newspa.
pers of the United States
Address the Press Claims Company, John
Wcdderhurn managing attorney GIG street.
n W WASHINGTON, ID T. mV4