Patents - January 2, 1904


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Trade Marks. Designs. Copyrights. Etc. Anyone ending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether invention Is probably patentable. Communications strictly confidents. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for Securing patents. Patents taken through Munn&Co. receive Special Notice, without charge, in the Scientific American A handsomely illustrated weekly Largest cir culation of any SCientific jouroal. Terms, 3 a year; four months, ,1. Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN&CO.36' Broadway, NewYork Branch Office F St. Washington, n. C. Highest Efficiency Is guaranteed in every one of the smooth-running Brennan Gasoline Motors made on the latest approved ts to start, economical m fuel, and of CTeat durability. Can be used for Marine purposes. BRENNAN MFG. CO. SYRACUSE, N. Y., U. S. A. the ClipperClip Its trtangular shape prevents entangling and gives three times the capacity of any other Clip for attaching papers together. Best d: Cheapest. All StaUmers. CLIPPER MFG. CO.. 401 W est 124th StM BRASS OR STEEL.New York, U. S. A. For free sampl!lS and information 'wriite to 118. Jfc Owners of Gasoline Engines, r. Automobiles, Launches, Etc. AutoSparker iy entirely with all starting and batteries, their annoyance and does away entirely atteries. their annoyan No belt--no switcri--j running expense. tenes. Can be attached to any JjioV? using batteries. Fully guaranteed* wrHe for descriptive catalog. Motsinges* Device Mfg. Co., 14 Main St., Pendleton. Ind, JEFFREY FOT ogues address THE JEFFREY MFG. CO. Columbus, Ohio, U. S A NEW YORKDBreB Reversing mechanism, automatic, J. C. Schaeffier Rheostat, starting, H. B. Wilson Rosette, E. J. Hunt Rotary engine, J. D'Halewyn Rotary engine, I. V. Ketcham Rotary engine, A. P. Schmucker Ruler, Cooke&Keller Sand blast apparatus, N. Farnham Sanding machine, universal, A. C. Gough.. Sash fastener, A. F. W. Lore .. 747,616 to Sash fastener, storm, J. Dlebl Sashes, die for making hollow sheet metal window or other, Volgtmann&Pom- eroy Saw, coping, P. J. Lawrence Saw, steam power crosscut, J. A. Reed .... Scaffolding, portable, J. B.&R. Murray.. Screw cutting machinery, Alger Ii; Cook. Sealing rings for canning jars, apparatus for making, W. P. Coldren . Seams of sheet metal cans, machine for clos ing circular, B. Adriance Secateur, Barnard&Reid Shade bracket, window, D. Harrington .... Shafts and arms, connecting device for, S. Frazier Sharpener, blade, S. R. Duval Sharpening device for moving knife blades, Quigley&Gay Sheet metal box, L. Richard Shelf, window, 1. D. Bennett Ship building, P. Eyermann Ship building plant, J. W. Seaver: Ship's distance and course recorder, W. C. Forbes Shoulder pad, H. Lavine Shredder head, C. E. Curtiss Shuttle threader, T. Paquette Sifter, ash, G. N. Houghton Sifting flour, meal, etc., device for, W. S. Hayden Signaling apparatus, J. E. Allison Signaling device, automatic, J. Floss Sleigh, automobile, E. S. Weaver Sluice box, movable, F. Francois Snap hook, H. R. Meilicke Spark arrester and extinguisher, A. P. Zink Spinning and twisting machine, T. Samp son Sprocket hand, A. S. Reed Stacker, pneumatic straw, S. D. Felsing., Stacker, pneumatic straw, J. K. Sharpe, Jr. Stamp machine discharge, Harris&Shields Steel, manufacture of, B. Talbot Steel, manufacture of open hearth, B. Talbot Storage pocket, Anderson&Palmer Store goods lifter, P. Christman Stove, H. D. Perky Stove cut off, vapor, L. ' Stockstrom Stove door, Kumber&Haenze Stove, gas, W. M. Partridge Stove, heating, Beach&Coe Stove or heater, gas, J. R. Allan Stove, portable, J. Watson Stovepipe, adjustable, Connelly&Read .. Stoves, electric lighting attachment for gas, S. Lewellen Straightening and tempering device, M. J. Ryan Support, foldable, F. R. Goode Surgical apparatus, B. R. Willis Suspenders, M. Murry Switch, 1. B. Ritter Switch operating mechanism, O. D. Hunt, 747,885, Switchboard, multiple, C. M. Hedman Swivel coupling, r. C. Scruggs Syringe and applicator, combined, E. N. La Velne Tag, S. Dancyger Tag and check, marking, S. Dancyger Target, H. B. Hollifield Telephone lines, connection counter for, F. r. McBerty, reissue Telephone or like cable, F. Tremain Telephone wall set, E. B. Fahnestock Telephony, H. O. Rugh ; Thill coupling, G. H. Fernald Threshing macbine, W. W. Dingee Tie. See Railway tie. Tie and rail clasp, F. W. Topliff Tire tightener, R. H. Lewis Tongs, pipe and tubing, R. C. Jones Tongue attachment, vehicle, D. A. Gillespie Tool heating handle, Kalaba&Galler Track gage, automatic, Ellis&Purvis. -- Track sanding apparatus, J. J. Dolan, Jr ..... Track sanding apparatus, combined emer gency and service valve for, Ashton & Hooper Traction device, S. M. Wilson Traction engine, B. J. Dlplock Traction wheel, W. A. Price Trolley pole, J. R. Hollis Trolley wheel, H. W. Brockett Tube welding apparatus, electric, G. Baehr, 747,841, Turbine, elastic fiuid, C. G. Curtis Turbine wheel, elastic fiuid, J. Wilkinson .. Typewriter, R. W. Walker Typewriting machine, C. Gabrielson Typewriting machine, L. S. Burridge Typewriting machine, C. F. Hopkins .... Typewriting machine, F. W. Hillard Typewriting machine, electrical, W. E. Roherts Typewriting machine paper ciamp, F. W. Hillard Typewriting machine ribbon movement, F. W. Hillard Underdrawers, A. G. Velasko Valve, J. W. Nethery Valve, automatic, A. L. Richards Valve, back pressure relief, C. A. Cunning ham Valve operating device, steam generator, J. E. Baldwin Valve, pressure retaining, F. P. Skeffing- ton Valve, tapping. L. W. Gates Varnish, etc., composition of matter for removing, Stack&Peck Vault, grave, E. C. Hodges Vehicle body, J. Vollman Vehicle, mechanically propelled, D. M. Dearing Vehicle, motor, H. Ford Vehicle running gear, J. C. Boyd Vehicle top, A. Bancroft Vehicle window mechanism for canopy tops, J. L. Lawrence Vending machine, T. N. Goffe Vending machine, coin-controlled liquid, J. Anderson '. Veneer cutter, J. Wolfinger ' Ventilator, T. Hough Ventilator, G. E. Stevens Vessel for containing varnish, etc., H. Rosenberg Vise, J. Jacobson Voting machine, I. W. Luellen Wagon box, dumping, Todd&Neff Wagon, dump, H. C. Tripp Wagon loading attachment, automatiC, T. W. Moore Washing machine, H. A. Bierley Washing machine motor, G. E. Averill . . . Watchmaker's pliers, Boylan&Chamber- lin Water bag, H. E. Peterson Water closet valve mechanism, M. C". Ghol- son Water, closet ventilating device, A. Drouil- lard Water closets, etc., flushing reservoir for, A. M. Morrison Welding machine, electric, G. Baehr Wbeel gage, J. P. Graber , Winding and printing machine, W. F. Mar . Windingmachine, thread, G. W. Foster.. Window cleaner, G. A. W. McNerney Window lock, E. Foster Windows, fanlights, etc., fastening for casement, C. Rosenheim Wine cooler, C. P. Gliem Wire cloth, loom for making, I. J. Neracher Wood surfaces, Implement for filling, l. W. Nelson Wreocb, Bes Pipe wreacb, 747,649 747,821 747,609 747,418 747,727 747,894 747,380 747,396 747,699 747,619 747,866 747,666 747.735 747,766 747,56.1 747,833 747,377 747,671 747,359 747.702 747,405 747,688 747,476 747,770 747,363 747.393 747,782 747,690 747,734 747.905 747,472 747,715 747,605 747,345 747,8bO 747,815 747,692 747,745 747,830 747,893 747,478 747,397 747,896 747.703 747,662 747,661 747,837 747,376 747,475 747,798 747,731 747,474 747,674 747,529 747,814 747,379 747,446 747,779 747,884 747,525 747,753 747,774 747,886 747,421 747,493 747,444 747.593 747.594 747,710 12,185 747,515 747.394 747,491 747,874 747.906 747,809 747.736 747,612 147,601 747,725 747,872 747,539 747,839 747,823 747,387 747,764 747,607 747,371 747,842 747,857 747,523 747,667 747,545 747,589 747,712 747.915 747,485 747.916 747.917 747,809 747,468 747,7" 747.538 747,656 747.547 747,8 747,424 747,810 747,860 747,909 747,531 747,356 747,8 747,414 747,835 747,827 747,427 747,658 747,644 747,433 747,455 747,510 747,808 747,748 747,849 747,352 747,852 747,634 747,413 747,389 747,628 747 354 747,603 747,623 747,404 747,566 747,403 747,776 747.548 747,630 747,891January 1904. Wrench, J. C. Davison747,385 Wrench, Miller&Jacobs 747,624 Wrench, C. F. Bliss 747,679 Wrench, 1<\ A. Moore 747,747 Wrench, W. C. Blair ,747,851 Yarns or threads from short fibers, apparatus for manufacturing, M. Muller 747,465 DESIGNS. Ceiling border plate, D. H.' Wagner36,701 Ceiling center plate, D. H. Wagner36,699 Ceiling corner plate, D. H. Wagner36,700 Ceiling sheet metal border plate, D. H. Wagner 36,702 Ceilings and molding therefor, sheet metal field plate for, D. H. Wagner36,703 Collar, F. Euelmann 36,684 Comb, E. B. Kingnian 36,682, 36,683 Comb, pompadour puff, J. E. Lowe 36,693 Dolly or similar article, J. W. Catty36,686 Glass vessel, cut, J. Wilson36,696 Glove, 1". Schmidt 36,685 Harmonica, H. Hohner , 36,692 Heater casing, gas, J. J. Lawler36,698 Ink receptacle, L .. A. Brown 36,694 Medallion or similar article, J. E. Straker, Jr36,689 Picture frame, H. L. Ashton 36,690 Pictures, mirrors, etc., frame for, E. Oldenbusch 36,691 Spoons, forks, or similar articles, handle tor, Crees&Court 36,687 Spoons, forks, or, similar articles, handle for, J. E. Straker, Jr36,688 Stove, W. W. Woods e36,697 Tray, G. F. Kolb 36,695 Wagon body, O. H. Barschow 36,705 to 36,707 Wall plate, sheet metal, D. H. Wagner...36,704 TRADE MARKS. Alteratives, M. A. Wheeler 41,705 Antiseptic and germicidal preparations, Provo Chemical Co41,695 Braids, Guthman, Solomons&Co.'41,692 Cement, portland, Alma Cement Co41,723 Coats, vests, and trousers, Partridge & Blackwell 41 690 Coffee, W. T. Reynolds&Co 41,711,41,'712 Corsets, Kops Bros41, 691 Cotton piece goods, certain named, W. R. , Grace Cv 41,693 Dairy products, certain named, Borden's Condensed Milk Co41 709 Explosive engines, W. P. Callahan&Co WW41,732 Feed, chicken, Ross Brothers41716 Fertilizer, 1'ederal Chemical Co''.'.'..'..41,722 Fire extinguishers, chemical, J. T. Hair..41,728 Fish, dried, pickled, or otherwise preserved Rosenstein Brothers - - - Flour, Hunter Brothers Milling Co... 41,714,41,715 Flowering pips, Stumpp&Walter Co41,721 Fluid compressors and compressor parts Gardner Governor Co41 731 Hematogenic or blood forming'' IrOn . coin- pounds A. Gude&Co. , Chemische rabrlk 41 706 Meats, cured, J. C. Hutton 41'720 Medlcal compounds, certain named , Alden Chemical Co41 704 Medi cine, c ough, Neptana Co'....!.."'.' 41,700 Medicine, pain aiJaying, OiliO Chemical Co. .41,703 Medicine to cure headaches and neuralgia ' Radical Remedy Co41,699 Oil, olive, H. Kienzler41,717 Ointment, cosmetic, A. A. Baldner '41,696 Paper and film, sensitized photographic' An thony&Scovill Co41,689 Paper, carbon, A. P. Little41,687 Paper, certain named, International Paper Co41,688 Paper clips, Bailey&Parkinson 41,725 Powder, tooth, Radical Remedy Co41,698 Pumps and pump parts, Gardner Governor Co41,730 Remedies for cure of rheumatism and sim ilar diseases, M. H. McMahon41,702 Remedy for eczema and other skin diseases, Carbo Chemical Co41,701 Rice, Dolan Mercantile Co41,71;) Saddlery hardware, certain named, Eber- rf Salve, Radical Remedy Co,41,697 Silk linings and silk fabrics for dress goods, Burton Bros. '&Co41,694 Steel in certain named forms, Jonas&Col- ver 41,733 Tea, Society for Tea Trade, W. Wissotzky & Co41,710 Thermometer tubes, Buffalo Dental Manu facturing Co41.724 Tonic cordials, Nelson, Baker&Co41,707 Trusses and other orthopedic bandages and appliances, hernial, C. A. Delbret- Claverie 41,708 Typewriter ribbons, American Ribbon&Car bon Co41,686 Vehicles and parts thereof, certain named, Gibbs Engineering&Manufacturing Company 41,729 Wire netting, Verkaufsstelle der Vereinigten Deutschen Drahtgeflecht Fabrikanten Gesellschaft mit Beschrankter Haftung..41,727 LABELS. 'Aunt Betsy's Cordial, for medicinal cor dial, A. L. Champlin 10,621 "Bailey's Standard Gloves, for gloves, C. Bailey&Sons 10,633 'Bailey's Standard Gloves, Assorted Sizes," for gloves, Bailey Knitting Mills10,612 "C. N. R. Plaster Preventive of -Car and Sea Sickness, for plasters, C. N. Reed10,629 'Graham Biscuits,' ' for biscuits, Ontario Biscuit Co10,619 "Greenough's Quick Cui'' for veterinary medicines. C. J. Greenonch. 10,628 "Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets," for medicine, HoJlister Drug Co10,625 "J. H. Small, for cigars, L. Roses, Sons & Co10,620 "Mountain Sage Bitters, '' for medicine, Mountain Sage Malt Tonic CoTO,624 "Ontario Biscuit Co, for biscuits, Ontario Biscuit Co10,618 "Ontario Malt Biscuits, for biscuits," Ontario Biscuit Co10,617 "Queen Louise Face Massage Cream. for complexion cream, N. Lopard&Co....10,622 Red Raven, for shoes, Fleishman, Morris & Co10,614 "Shepard's Lung Food, for medicine, J. C. SheDard 10,621) "Smith's Wonder Worker, for a medicine, W. K. Smith 10,627 "Sunnyhrook Creamery Butter, for butter, Helmet Creamery Co10,636 'Sunshine Condensed Milk, for condensed milk, United States Condensed Milk Co.10,615 "Tamazula, for hair tonic, L. E. Warner..10,623 'White Rose, for lime, Saginaw Lime & Lumber Co' 10,1130 PRINTS. 'Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, for medicine, World's Dispensary Medical As sociation 870 "Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, for medicine, World's Dispensary Medical As sociation 871 A printed copy of the specification and drawing of any patent in the foregoing list, or any patent in print issued since 1863. will be furnished from this office for 10 cents, provided the name and number of the patent desired and the date be given. Address Munn&Co., 361 Broadway, New York. Cwadiw patents may now be obtained by the In ventors for any of the Inventions named In the fore going list. For terms and further particulars address Munn Co., 361 Broadway, New York. IENTIFIC AMERICAN! E ILABORATE PLANS are be ing made to make the Scientific American. in every respect, superior to what it has been in the past. The Edito riaI Department has been strengthened, and conn e c t ions have been made with able corres Pondents not only in the principal sections of this country, but in the .principal capitals of Europe. By means of our elaborate system of non-resident correspondents and coadjutors, the Scientific Ame rican is able to furnish its readers with the very latest information in regard to the most recent scientific discoveries and researches in all parts of the world. Engineering works of importance are fully illus trated and described, and the latest experiments in aerial navigation, marine propulsion, automobiling, yachting, and industrial progress in all its forms will be found in its columns. The progress of inven tion is carefully followed in a special department on patents, which is published every two or three weeks. 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SA Supplements Vol 57 Issue 1461suppThis article was published with the title “Patents” in SA Supplements Vol. 57 No. 1461supp (), p. 18
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