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Evening star., 1909-03-02
IN THE KITCHEN
Welsh Rarebit.

Put pound offresh American cheese
cut in small pieces in the blazer Of the
chatting dish. and begin TO press and stir.
When melted and nearly soft. add two
butter balls, paprka. salt and mustard to
taste. Mix we'll. add one-half cupful of
cream and stir until smooth. Add two
well beaten eggs, stir hard just a moment.
put on the cover of the dish and let the
mixture rest with the flame turned on for
two or three seconds. Put out the flame
and leave few seconds longer without
stirring. then serve on toast or crackers.
4 you prefer to use ale or beer in max
ing your rarebit. grease your chafinS dish
with a little butter. then add two cup. p.uIs
mild American cheese with half tea
spoonful mustard, q half teaspoonful salt
and pinch of paprka. Stir constantly
and as the cheese meltS add little by little
from three to five tablespoonfuls ale or
beer to make the consistency required.
Lastly beat in a pinch of soda and serve
on toast in zephyrettes.
Orange Marmalade.
There are various rules for making mar
malade, but here is one of the easiest.
Allow for one dozen oranges. six lemons
and eight pounds of sugar With very
sharp knife slice thin the oranges and
lemons. unpeeled, and put in preserving
kettle or stone jar. Cover with three
quarts of cold water and soak overnig mt.
The next morning cook in the same
water for three hours, keeping at a gentle
simmer then add the sugar which should
have been heated in the oven, and cook
lor about hour longer. This may loon
too thin, but VIII thicken as it cools. Turn
into glasses and cover, when cold. with
paraffln.
Cinnamon Buns.
Scald one cup milk; while hot add two
hi f,,1S opI Tod
ia spoonfuis butter. Cool TO luke warm
then add half d compress I'd yeast cake
dissolved I'm two tahlespoontuls warm
water and three eggs we'll beaten without
separating. Now add enough -four TO
make uOugh (abOut two cupfulSl. 1T
should be soft and elastic. knead well,
then put into small pan, cover and
stand where it will keep warm until it has
doubled in bulk. 1t will take about four
hours. Turn lightly on the moding board
roll into a sheet. spread the sheet with
butter, then cover thlckly with sugar.
using nearly a cupful. Dust lightly with
cinnamon, sprinkle with currants and roll
about an inch an half long and stand
up endwise in small round buttered pans
Cover lightly and let rise for an hour and
a half, then bake in moderate, steady
oven for an hour.
Whole Wheat Bread.
Sca!d a cup of milk; take from the fire
and add a heaping teaspOOnful salt, a
level teaspoonful sugar and a tablespoon
full shortening. Add cupful cold water
TO the sca'ded milk and when the mix
ture IS lukewarm add one-ha yeast cake
that has been dissolved in One-half cup
luNewarm water. Beat in enough whole
wheat flour 10 make rather thin batter.
beat well, cover and set aside until light.
Then stir in much more whole wheat
-four as YOU can beat in with a spoon. Ii
must be stiff. Beat we'll, turn into
creased tins. let rise until light. then
bake an hour in moderate oven
Evening star., 1909-03-02

The choicest. best Favored and purest tea
grown in tho world is used In 'Salada' A tes
pot test will convince you. Ask your grocer
FOR luc trial packet.
Evening star., 1909-03-02

Theodore River. r. j. Northcott. $. -.
Gage Mrs. l.. MacMo,ris and A. q.
Smilh
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Officers Elected.

Mr.. Edwards was >hosea temporary
chairman and Mr.. Hodge was chosen 10
act as secretary. Charles T. Riordan
George r. Linkins and Lew Eiseman
were chosen committee TO draft con-
stitution and bylaws and report at the
next meeting. which will be held next
Monday night. Mr. Edwards and Mr.
Hodge We're instructed to inquire into the
question of locating the Lincoln memorial
and to report at the next meeting.
Those WHO attended the meeting and
participated in the organization were VIII
liam Murphy. DIR. William NJ. Hemler
William Koch, -. w. Harding. Charles
f, Riordan. j. II. Wolf. y. H. Borches
Emmett Hamilton Ray l.. Smith George
r. Linkins. Vernon @. OWN, James NJ
Bradley. Daniel OCallaghar. y. II. Ham,
Howard Hodge J. s. Lacey, j. RICK, jr.,
Andrew Betz Charles \. Mansbury j.
\. Whitfield. p. Altman. ir.. J. II. Busch
er, jr.. Lew Eiseman, ID. a. Edwards,
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Polishing 4 Diamond.

Tho polishing Of q diamond Is Q vofy
slow process, because of the great
hardness Of the material; besides this,
the work must be frequently inter
rupted to allow the disk to cool out
after It has become overheated by
friction. Each time a new facet ID to
be cut the diamond must be removed
from the dop and reset at another
angle. and the diamond cutter trusts
to his eye alone. to guide him In this
delicate adjustment, although in the
case of very small diamonds q mag.
nifying glass ID necessary. Tho skill
shown In placing the stone in the
heated metal, sometimes with the bare
hand. is surprising. The regular bril-.
liant has Sc facets, besides the table
and the eollst; 81 above the girdle and
~ below; but as eight facets are first
formed. both above and below, each
Of these being recut into three or four
smaller ones, there are considerably
more than Sc separate surfaces to ba
cut.-From DR.. George Frederick
Kunz's '"The Two Largest Diamonds,'
In Century.
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DANCING THE KOLO
PART or NATIONAL FESrIvAl.
OF MONTENEGRO.
ERset 70 Said BY Witness . Do rne
-Stsrn Fighting Men oesaslonak
" Find Leisure Tor the
paotlmo,

The national dance Of Montenegro
y the holo. somewhat similar to the
horo Of Bulgaria. Both sexes take
part, crossing hands and forming IN
un5oined circle. The music they sup
ply themselves. each end Of the horn
altesnatsly singing Q verse n honor
Of the prince and his warliks deeds.
The kolc 10 always danced at any
crest national festival, md the s1sot
Of the sonorous voices and swaying
ring - very dne. Then there II an
Other dance performed by four or nvs,
usually youths, to the accompaniment
q . fiddle, the leader ssttins . lot
Of intricate quick steps which the rest
initiate ct once. It IL really . sort
OF JIG and makes the spectators head
swim Il hs watches It for long.
7 never saw any dances In north
srn Albania" says Q writer In The
Wide World. though certain slav ar.
tists love TO depict wonderful sword
dances, with beauteous maidsns sway.
ing gracefully after tho style of nauteh
girlss a casual observer who has
seen tho Albanlans come into Monten.
esrin markets or to their great week.
h gathering IN the bazar of soutari
could never picture these stern men
dancing o. ct play.
They never smile and they look
the lie they they lead. each olan ever
ready for war with its neighbor and
absolutely pitiless in the vendetta.
When fighting the Turks the Monten.
esrtns evince q heroism and utter
f~sarlessness that is remarkable. The
strongest men carry bombs or rather
hand grenades-things the Turkish
soldier particularly abominates.
= Wa told once how a certain man
whom I knew we'll saved his band
from destruction. They were fairly
ooEnered, and the Turks closing in
when tho bomb thrower stood UP annie
the hail Of bullets, lit the fuse will
his cigarette and rushed toward thu
soldiers. who seeing his intention
promptly made tracks.
TT was Of course lucky that the Mo
Mammalian soldier, who does not mucl
mind being sent to Paradise with
bullet, thinks his chance of eterna
bliss very doubtful II he 10 blown VI
with dynamite. The nerve required II
be q bomb thrower is worthy Of a lii
tic reflection. He must absolutely 81
pose himself, and as the fuse Is YER,
short the ignition must be coolly COZ
Sidered.
IT premature It means the destru,
ton Of himself and comrades, an
when It is fairly alight the bomb mus
be thrown with mathematical exact
tude. In other words, the man mus
leave his cover and charge IN owe,
whelmins force alone and not thro,
till he IL close up to It."
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Humor Of Henry James.

A characteristic letter of Henry
James, the novelist, eight pages In
length, dated Cambridge, Mass, April
II. 1879, and addressed to a reviewer
Of his book. 1.-THE Europeans" sold
for $30.26 at Anderson's the other
day. It VA a high price, but then
the letter is especially interesting. In
It Mr. James says in part:
1T must be that I am losing in my
old age the art I once excslled in, Of
keeping OF readers. None Of my books
have had more than two OF three
readers, and these mostly women,
who. poor things, you know, have new.
or been able, from Eve down, to Judge
righteous Judgment. But now, evi
IDENTIFY from your proof, my horizon ID
widening
A letter OF John Hay, Juno u, 1911,
70 . fellow newspaper man, asking
him 20 get for him q Goethe auto
graph. brought 81.
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Starved Amid Plenty.

0tATVO0 VtUS0 VtOnSys ~ 49,,
There lies In the morgue this morn.
ing the body Of IN unidentified man who
died in this city Of starvation. A man
who starved to death In Pittsburg
amid wealth unrivaled by that Of Or.
mus and OF Ind.
This II = curious truth, an odd
thing, an event that must strike every
beholder - a thing at variance with
the natural order. It 10 a fact 30 pitt.
full that It wrings the heart and brings
tears more scalding because they are
futile to restore life to the inanimate
form on the marble slab.
Starved to death where there IL food
and riches! It is q strange thing! II
ia q haunting mystery! It cannot be
helped for the victim IL beyond aid
but this pitiful sacrifice can serve
to arouse us all to the needs Of others
and to the duty OF driving away. the
specter!-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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DEDICATION OF GER.
MANLuTHERAN CHURCH

There will be dedicatory SER
vices held at the new German
Lutheran church this coming
Sunday. Rev. Gutknecht will
preach the German sermon at
1870 and Rev. E. Fucker will
preach the English, sermon at
2:3O p. N. All are cordially in
vited to attend and assist in the
ceremony. {
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
For the Year Ending Dec. 81, A. D. 1908,

OF the condition and affairs Of the New
York Life Insurance Company Of New
York, organized under the laws Of the
missioner Of Insurance Of the State Of
North Dakota. in pursuance Of the laws
Of said state.
President. Darwin p. Kingsley.
fus W. Weeks.
Second Vice Presidents, VIM. E. Inger-
soil. Edw. p. Perkins.
SECRETARIES. Jno. G. Mccall, Seymour
Treasurer, Edmond D. Randolph.
Actuaries, Arthur r. Grow, Arthur
Hunter, Adolph Davidson.
Principal ONCE, 348 Broadway, New
York City.
Attorney for service of process In the
State Of North Dakota:
Name, Commissions Of Insurance.
Location, Bismarck, N. D..
Organized or Incorporated, 1841.
Commenced business, 1916.
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Al unsoundsd Runor.

Mrs. Muchmore told me-" said Mn.
Oldcastle, 'that the new minister came
In his vestments when he omciatsd
at your daughters wedding"
TT amt true" replied her hostess,
~ she flung one Of her ropes Of pearls
over the back Of q $50 rocking chair.
I'VE brought him over In our lmou,
sine"
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Colorado Mountain Lions.

It is conceded and is true that the
largest mountain lions In the world
+ produced In Colorado. There is
something in our climate here that
makes the mountain lion very much
larger than the one raised in Mon.
tana or Wyoming to the north u New
Mexico to the south. In other words,
the Colorado mountain lion seems to
be Of the maximum size and strength
md beauty.-Denyer Post.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
0fnca Of Commissioners Of Insurance..

OAlC0 VI SO14AAAAA6o1OAAOA Va AAo 0AANos'4 r.
Company's Certificate Of Authority.
Whereas. The Columbia Fire Insurance
Company Of Omaha, Neb., . corporation
organized under the laws Of Nebraska,
has filed in this Office q sworn statement
exhibiting its condition and business ,ko1
the year ending December 81. 1903. con.
formable to the requirements Of the law
insurance, and,
In this office a duly certified copy Of It'd
charter. with certificate Of 9rgani.stionl
the insurance laws aforesaid.
Now. therefore, !, p; G; cSoper, Com
North Dakota, pursuant to the provisionl
Of said laws. do hereby certify that tn
cred, through its authorized agents. e
transact it's appropriate business Of Fir
Insurance in this state according to thu
laws thereof, until the 81st day Of Do.
osmber, A. q. 1909.
net my hand and seal ct Bismarck. thil
9TH day Of January. 4. 2. d 19o9;
Commissioner OF Insurance.
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Tr.. Planting In Pennsylvania.

Land owners In Centre county are
taking up the question Of r~eforestiza-
ton in . practical way. This spring
I number have planted treelings Of
various kinds on the denuded hills on
their farms, and just 10Y q force OF
men ID engaged planting $780, 900 white
pine ~treelings on the old Whipple
place near Pine Grove Mills. The tree.
Nngs are from the state nursery ct
Greenwood Furnace, and the planting
10 being done under the direction OF
Mr.. Morton OF the state forestry de.
partment.-Phlladslphia Record.
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Pfld. and Z FAN.

Nora-Did Mr.. Smith say 70 you %
I entered the room last night, IL that
the beautiful Miss Watson3"
Cora-Yes. dear, with The acesne q
Tho "tha&s ~
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sred, through It's authorized agents. e
transact its appropriate business OF. Life
Insurance IN this state, according to the
cember. A. D. 1908.
! n testimony whereof. I have hersuneo
set my hand and seal at Bismarck. this
(eeal.) q. c. COOPER,
Commissions OF Insurance.,
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

Office Of Commissioner. Of 1nsuranco.
Company's Certificate Of Authority.
Whereas, The New York Life Insurance
Company of New York, NJ. T.. q cor
poration organized. under the.laws Of New
York. has filed in this office q sworn
statement exhibiting Its condition and
business for the year. ending Decem-
Der 81, 1908, conformable to the require
ing the business Of insurance, and.
whereas, The said company has filed
in this office a duly certified copy Of it,
compliance. with the requirements Of the
insurance laws aforesaid.
Now, therefore. !. E. G; Cooper Com.
missioner of Insurance OF the State Of
Of said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named company 10 fully empow-
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Assets.

Value of real estate owned
by company ...........S 12,6 46, 908.v7'
Loans secured by deeds Of
trust Or mortgages on real
estate SO, 706,Al9.46
Loans secured by ooilaterals. 5OO.00o.6e
Premium notes and loans. s7,3le,s41.M
United States bonds, state,
ctf1, county and other
bonds, railroad bonds, bank
stocks COMPANY does not
CasS on hand and in bank. i,367.l9e.16
Interest due and accrued. 6,o46.32 e.41
Rents accrued .... 16,s1o.47
outstanding premiums -: 7.41s.ss2.ss
Branch office balances: Debit,
S1S4. 841.02; credit, $685.
049.32; net. 81, 291.7 ..... 1,2o1.1e
Unidentified Assets:
Book value Of
ledger assets
ovsr market
value: on bonds. 81, 001, 631.17
Branch Office
debit balances. 1874, 341.0 OF
Total unadmit-
ted assets ....$ ST. 1876, 872.19
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&<s7.71a1l
sTA OE NORTH nAKOTA.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office of Commissioner Of Insurance.
I, E.. C. Cooper, Commissioner of 1nsur-
snce Of the State OF North Dakota, Dc
hereby certify tina the foregoing 10 Q
true abstract OF. the original statement
now on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of thia
Office at Bismarck the LIST day of April.
4. ID. 1903.
(Seal.) E.. G. COOPER.
Commissioner of Insurance.
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North DaI1ta Business.

Total risks taken during the
Total premiums received dur
ing the year ............
Total losses incurred during
the year ............se.....
Total amount OF losses paid
during the year s...........
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, i .

= OAyCo u =
Company'a Certificate Of Authority,
Whereas. The Ccntinental Insurance.
Company OF New. York City. a corpora-
ton organized Under. the laws Of New
York. has. fled,In this office 2 sworna
business Gfpr the year ending December
81. 1905 eonfotmable to the rsgnirsms .S
business Of Insurance. and.
in this ofice a duly certified corv Of it's
charter With certificate Of organization
s x oG inspesnes , Sas a ess ssads,rem M ~ q
Nov. therefore. !: E: 6, Cooper, Com.
North Dakota. pursuant to the provisionS
Of said laws. do hereby certify that the
cred. through it, authorised agents, to
transact its appropriate business Of Fire
insurance in this state. according to the
iaws thereof, until the alst day Of De-
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
9TH day Of January. 4: p: 1902
(Seai,) E. Z. COOPER,
Commissioner re Insurance..
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$eo.172.oos.zS
va
s1,152.7s7.oo
sss.1ss.17
so.sss.ss
so.1s5.ss

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, III
Office Of Commissioner of Insurance:
surance Of the State of North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing u 2
true abstract Of the original statement
now on file in his Office.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of this
ONCE at Bismarck the LIST day Of April
A. D.a1909.
(Seal.) r.. {. COOPER,
Commissioner of Insurance..
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

STATE OF NORTH DAKUTA,
/, E. c. Cooper; Commissioner Of In
surance Of the State Of North Dakota, DO
hereby certify that the foregoing 10 .
true abstract Of the original statement
now on file In this Office.
In testimony whereof, I have h%eretnto
set my hand and affixed the seal of this
office at: Bismarck, the LIST day OF April.
A.. D. 1909. J
(Seal.) E. c. COOPER,
Ia Commissioner Of Insurance.
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Total admitted assets. $50. 1851. 2s6. e7o.7(
Liabilities.

Policy claims
which have been
rep3rted and no
Policy claims in
process Of ad-
5ustment ...... 1885, 1880
Policy claims re-
sisted by the
company ....... 231,7So.62
Total policy claims.
Net present value Of all out
standing policies-"Actu-
Dividends due and unpaid.
Dividends apportioned pay
able to policy holders dur
Dividends left with company
to accumulate at interest,
u, 263.66, and accrued in-
terest thereon, $18.97......
Premiums paid in advance in
Guiding surrender values so
applied Observation-Disclosures.
Amounts set apart, appor-
toned Professionally ascer-
tanned, calculated, declared
or held awaiting apportion-
ment upon deferred divi-
dend policies ..............
Reserve or surplus funds not
otherwise included in liabil-
tiles
Consisting Of additional re-
serve on policies which the
company voluntarily sets
aside in excess Of the
states requirements. 3d.
129. 44a; war risk fund,
1901, 900; mortality huctu-
alton fund, $500, 900; sacur-
ity tluctYations AID gen;
Amount or all other liabil-
tiles $3.50.
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All other liabilities $500.
y .
Total liabilities .......
Receipts.
S7.2M.o0l.l2
Total disbursements ...... So
North Dakota Business

Total risks taken during the
year ...................... IL,
Total premiums received dur
ing the year .............
Total losses incurred during
the year ..................
Total amount of losses paid
during the year ..........
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Total expenditures .......
Miscellaneous.

Whole number Of policies
written and paid for in
North Dakota during the
year
Total risks taken during the
year in North Dakota.....
Total premiums received
during the year in North
Dakota OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Total losses and claims paid
during the year in North
Total losses and claims incur
red during the year.......
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Expenditures

Expense Of investigation and
settlement Of policy claims,
including $22.811.B for To-
gal expenses
Paid for losses and addi-
Paid for matured endow-
ments and additions 1865.
Paid to annuitants .........
Paid for surrendered poll
Cash S.S' surrender nd values ap:
Piled in payment of renew
ii premiums ..............
Dividends paid to policy
Paid Tor claims on supple-
msntary contracts, not in
volving life contingencies.
Cash paid during the year
for commissions and sal
Rents paid during the year:
Taxes, license and fees paid
during the year ...:.......
Cash paid for Advertising.
Cash paid for committing
commissions
Medical examiners fees,
1888, 0o7. 81; inspection Of
risks, $62, 690.01 ............
Gross loss on sale or ma
turity Of ledger assets....
Gross decrease in book value
Of ledger assets ....:.....
Doubtful debts marked or.
All other expenditures.A....
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For the Year Eadlng Dec. 81, A. d. 1898,

Lossef paid during the year.
Divide hds paid During the
yea
Paid for commissions and
brokerage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Paid for salaries. fees and
Othf charges ......E...
Paid Cor taxes :. ...........
Special agents expense 1855.
Advertising, printing and
stationery, exchange and
collections and JSostage....
Amount Of all sther dis
burtements
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
fer the Year Ending Dec. 81, A. D. 1893,

Capital.
Amount Of capital stock paid
up in full ............... e1.00O.O0O.oO
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-01
THE DETAILS
ARE MISSING

The old game employed with such
little effect AT the election of dele
gates To form II charter convention, il
again being brought into play in a
most laughable manner by the morn
ing yellow.
IL IL the game of attempting TO get
out large vote by frightening the
friends of the charter and endeayor-
ing to make the people believe that II
terrible secret, knitting movement is
under way. IL il an old scheme al
ways employed when there il every
indication that no interest is being
taken in an election and one side
wants To scare up big vote. II is
the last, desperate effort of frantic
sheet.
This morning. in carrying out this
frightening business the yellow in
bold headlines announces that IA des-
perate and awful plot has been form
ulated To defeat the charter. The
reader quickly plunges into the art
iclc expecting to find a fearful con-
spiracy exposed and yet this is all
he finds: "On Sunday. however,
their sweet sense of security was
given severe jolt. Masked enemies
of the charter opened their attack
ir'hl an unexpected angie ana ihe
trouble is ON" Very definite and
conclusive isn't il?
II the morning yellow knows of this
lawful conspiracy" why doesn't il
give the details? Why isn't AN expose
made: Come across with the details
and maybe the people will believe
that this story was something else
besides u mere "scare crow
AS far a. The sentinel can learn
little or no interest is being taken in
the charter adoption election and
there is little indication of any organ
lied opposition to the adoption of the
charter.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-01
LOCAL MAN AMONG THEM.

The following patents We're issued
this week to Western investors. re-
ported by d. Swift & Co, patent law
yers, Washington, d. c.:
Colorado-F L. Barney, Grand
Junction. Orchard-heating device; w.
H. Silberhorn; Dumont, ore separat-
ing apparatus.
Kansas-G, w. Brooks, Topeka,
fire escape; &. w. Grown, Junction
City. tire cover and fastening there
for: w. G. Frazeur, Topeka, gas
burner; S. +. Frazier, Quenemo,
broom G. J. Nuessen, Andale, device
for bundling bags. r. NJ. Odell, Hois-
ington, egg carton.
Utah-C. ID. Armstrong, Provo, at
tachment for sewing machines; G. II.
Heindselman, Provo, flat iron; w. L.
Miller, Salt Lake City, device for APP
plying protectors TO Illuminating
caps.
Copies of any of the above patents
will be sent to our readers upon re-
ceipt of ten cents, by ID. Swift & Co.
Washington, d. c., our special patent
corresponden