Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 29, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAH A BEE. ((»nr\'('ll, BLUFFS, OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARI ny part of the City, MANAGER + STRY Lelivered by C 1. W, TILTON, LoxT & Business Office. No. 41 TFLEPHONES { Nigy¢ Editor No. 2 _— MINOK MENTIUN rrier in N, Y. Plumbing Co, . B, Water Works Co, Removed to 30 Pea; Councll Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chatt )4 Sapp blocy. Burhiorn'sdismonds, w holiaay A marriage i vesterday to Harvey ., Harmon of this city and Annle Lundholm of Omaha. The ladies of the Union Veteran Legion will meet at 361 North First street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Woodmon of the World will elect ofi- cors this evening at tho Donebo hall, corner of Main strest and Broadway. The Congregational ladies give a “Chor acter’” social this_evening at the home of Mrs. K. C. Smith, 717 First avenuo. The J. T. Baldwin property at the corner of Willow avenue and Sixth street has been purchased by George I, Wright, who will re- sido thore, The price paid was 314,50), Rev. H. A. Reichenbach will pi Union mission, near the corner of Sev stroot, this ovening av 7 . moetings are increasing in interest and much good is being don 17 anyone knows the present ad Barton, who was steward of general hospital No. 4 at Vicksburg in - Auzust, 1863, he will confer a favor on a comrado by sending the fuformation to Colonel E. J. Abbott of thi city The streot. loans, teho secli at the anth ross of one achers association bogins athree days’ session at Dos Moines today It will bo attended by tho following teachers from the public schools of this « H. W. Sawyer, Principal I H Misses Habbermaas, Blood, Tomlinson, Sims, Mangum and Reynolds, and Mrs. Ware nd Mrs. Barclay. A suit was commenced y district court bv J. B, Atkins nga Palmer and C. D. Palmer, aski that tho deeds given Ly J. M.sPalmer to his co dofendant to a lot of property in various parts of the city be set aside, on tho ground that they wero given without consideration and for the purpose of delaying his creditors in getting the money c'aimed by them, er pipe in the second story of the Co- o Pearl street saloon, bursted Sunday morning and the building wis tiooded from cellar to garret. The interior decorations of the saloon were damaged to the extent of about §100, but heavy rubber coverings | vented any injury to tne oilliard tavles. This is the sccond timo tho building has been flooded in this way ia less than a year. Prof. W. M. Lockwood of Wisconsin will lecture tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at Archer hall under the auspices of the spirit ualist society. His subject will be *‘The Relation Between Consciousness in 1he Visi ble Form and Consciousness Invisible, Aualyzed by Principles of Molecular [nduc: tion.” This will be the first of a scries of lectures to be delivered by the seme speaker. He is said to be o very interesting lecturer and will no doubt be greeted by a full house. an entered Piarco’s shoo store on Main v and asked to ho shown somo d foot gear was handed the cler was in another partof the store the putative purchuser put it on and wandered out of th tore tiv of absehtmindedness and a parr of shoes that hadn't bocn paid for. He was arrested lato in the afternoon by Deputy Marshal Fowler at a Broudway saloon and slated with larceny “The case of assault wich intent to to co mit murder, " in which Grogg Sayers and his four companions are defondants, was to have hed a hearing yesterday, bul owing to the fact that Peters, the injured man, could not be preseut to testify coutinuanes was granted until next Thursday. The defena- ants bave secured the legal servicos of Mynster. Lindt & Sweet, and a chattel movtgago on the farm_ products of oid man Sayers for the sum_ of 200, which was fi in the county re rder’ Y shows. that the attorney fees are provided for i advance. owa State sterdny in tho st . M DeWitts Littie tarly Risers for tho liver. nson Music Co., Masonic templo Attend the “Character” social to be given by the Congregational ladics a1 the home of Mrs. 1. C. Smith, 717 First avenue, this evenin “Character” social at M Smith’s this evening. Re sure and procure your tickot for the ball New Year's evening at Masouic temple, given by the ladies of the Calan- tho Assembly No. 1, Pythian Sister- hood. The onl Swv kindergarten in the city 1s in the Mereiam block, next to the Your Men's Christinn nssociation. Exper enced tonchers and only one-half usual vates uro ehurged. 1l lknown fact that noovle geods for less money at thun any other pluce in the and be convineed yourselves Ttisaw get bet Burhorn’s city. Go n Holiary Coods, Remember that Dellaven has one of the most clegant stocks of hohday novel- ties in the city, It surpassos all former yours both in beauty and low prices. Call and see them, Mandel & Kline will move their en- tiro stock to Sioux City Jan v Until that timo you can buy fur 1||\nn stoves, carpets, it your own price. Big:rost bavgains in holiday goods the city at I Burhorn's Reiter, the tailor, 810 Broa oll the latest styles and new goods. Sutisfaction in every guarantecd. in winter respect PERSONAL PARAGRAPUS, F. A, Shaver is on the sicl list, Mus. Addie Shorman is visiting Cedar Hapids. Rev. B L. Haydon estorday. Mrs. George H. Champ arrived in the city yestorduy from tha cast. W. L. Helusheuner, a prominent wood merchaunt, was a Bluffs visitor day Mrs. J. Whealer of What Choer guest of her son, O. D, Wheeler, Plorce streat. Mrs. H. G, Cilloy and son Neb., is visiting her parents, Mr. und Mrs. N. 8. Harrington, 335 Twenty-uinth av coue. Prof. Lincoln Buchanan and wife of Line- ville, , arrived in the city vesterday for a few days? visit with the lattor's sister, Mrs. William Blood. South Seventh street. DeWitts Little Barly Risers, Bost pill_evor mado. Curo constivation time. Noneequal. Uso them now. ¢ for Now Yeor's Day. Indies of the Episcopal church entortain theiv friends at Royul Avcanum_ hull on New Year's day ind ening, instead of New Year’s ove, as erronecously stated in some of the morn ing papers friends in of Avoca wasin the Glen yester- is the ) Kast of airfield, littla every leas The will Mus. Joun » President 1 BALDWIN, arochinl Aid Society, - - Genuine tortoise shell combs at Bur- horn’s, L —— vis wild blackbarry is the bhast Carman Feed and Fuel company, wholesale and retail hay, grain and feed. .\Hun-ml pricos on huy und grain in cn ots. 706 Main street, Clouncil Bluffs, Jary Commercisl men, Hotel Gordon the bast $2 house in Council Blutfs NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. They Failed to Cause the Much-Talksd-of Sencation, NO FORMAL CHARGES PREFERRED. Dell MeDonald Will Not Permits ted, Howeve Return to His Position With the Fire Department. Bo to The council chamber contained something more than a dozeu spectators st night when the fire committes met for the purpose of muking an investigation of tho caso of Dell McDonald, the driver at No. 1 nose house who was discharged some time ago by Chief Levin for the allozed reason thay he had had a hand in leading a certain South Main stroet girl astray. Aldermen Smith, and_Pace, the memoers of the com , Chief Levin, Me: Donala and his attor A. Mynste were present, the bal [ an, being made up mostly of ex-members of the five department wno had an anxiety to sco how the case would be disposed of. Chief Lovin was called upon charges against Mel but todoso, Tn muking his refusal, he stated that he had a list of abont wwenty charges which he could make if he chose, but be did not want to biast McDonald's rep utation by making thern. The only thing he montioned as being ovt of tho way in McDonald’s actions was tho fact that a collision took place lust spring be tiveon the hose which McDonald was driving and a Fifth avenno motor train. He thought it would not have occurred had any. but McDonald veet driving, but ad- mitted that at the time tho collision occurred he had told ncwspaver men and others that no member of the fire department hud b blamo. He refused to make any | . however. and Aldermen Pace and upheld him in bis decision. They thought that be had the sole ri ide who should be on the de- partment, and that if ho took a notion to dis- charge dny one it was no oue's business. They also stated that they were familiae with Loy 1sons for removing McDon- ald, and thoy we i With this the chief and the twd members of the committea who upheld him left the room, whilo the rest of the erowd were Joft sucking their thunbs aund wondering what had become of —the sen- sational charges that had beon promised. Attorney Mynster was unable to say last evening what further steps he would take on behalf of his elient. Tne result of the in tigation, if such it couid bo called, was equally unsatisfactory to him and to those Who were prosent expecting to bear Lhe cuse thoroughly aived, ——~— Ho! Traveller, taks Bacc! you. one 's Pills with Solid silver and plated ware for le money than anywhere cise in the city at . Burhorn’s, 17 Main street. dsoma Christmas novelties at Do Hitven’s—nothing poor or trashy. Walnut block and Wyoming sh mined, received daily Thate 16 Main, ery ha coal, De Haven has his usual stocl tiful do ls. They worth saeing way down in pri _of beau and Walnut hlock ¢ livered anywhero 706 Main st 5 #1.25 per ton. De- in et ity. Carman’s M:aters in Court. In the district court yesterday Dick Web- ster, churged with an assoult with ntent to do grent bodily injury upon John Anderson, was given a trial. The offense is alloged to have been committed on a farm owned by one Martin, near Loveland in the northwest part of Pottawattamic county. The main faa- ture of the trial was tho testimony of Patrick Hart, a friond of the defenaant. He be cana badly mixed up before the uttorncy for tho defense had completed his® cross-oxam- ination. ‘This morning Louis Ottenheimer, the Broadway merchant who sold out and moved ms stock out west, will be brought before Judge Smith to auswer to the charge of contempt in moving his goods by stealth out of the state, as it is alleged, so 48 10 got them out of jurisdiction of the court After this point has been decided the motion to appoiut a recciver to take chargo of 31,300 which Ottenheimer claims to have reccived from the sale of his goods but eanuot account for, will be argucd. Van Houten's Cocou—Perfectly pure, in stantaneous. The ladies of piscopal church will receive.their frie at the Royal Avcanum hall on New Year’s day from 2:30 to 7 and from 8 to 12, All are cor dinlly invited to attend. Everything new in the line of holiday yoods at Davis’ drug store. e has the rgest stock and lowest prices in the city, His stock is all new and fresh, and must be sold. If you are looking for holiday goods it will puy you to eall and exumine | stock before purchas- ing. I Memory of *Zobbie Tho Scotchmen of this city hay preparations for a celebration of the anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, to bo held on the evening of Januar, under the auspices of the St. Aundrew’s society. The following list of committees have boen chosen to tako charge of the various details of the entertainment: Banguet and ball, A Whitelaw, S. G. Underwood, J. R. McPher- son, 12 J. Giibert and Dovald Macrae; recep- tion and toasts, John T, Oliver, J. U. Bell, Malcoln McKenzie, John W, Templeton and James Johnson: printiog and invitation, Will- iam S, McMicken, James Patterson, J. F. Patterson, J. J. Stewart and Henry Stoven son; decorations, P, H. Fotheringhum, James Maerae, M. P. Kae, Joseph Grahaw and John Gardiner: floor managers, Rohert Graham, Ricuard Trumbull, John M. Underwood, W. R. Stewart aud Alex. Hardie, Gessler's Magic rtesiacns Walors, Curay a beadachesin 20 minutes. At all druggists One feature of the New Year’s recep- tion at the Royal Arcanum hall will be the collection” of beautiful lamps. Do not fail to see them, We have our own vinoyards in Califor nin. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Blulls Burns, vegun rd Drs. Woodbury,dentists,next to Grand hotel; fine work u specialty, Tole. 145, brandy, pur S mple of Justice in Te Philadelphia Press: “Weo don’t pw'ley long with murderc in our state,” said a solemn looking man in the Broud Street station the other duy. “What stato Is thut?" 1 asked “Toxas,” he replied. “Wo jist givo a man u fair teial an’ thur it ends. If he in uequitted, all vight. An’if he's con vieted, he nangs, by thunder!” That so? "es suh. om escapo us. Lsaw n mun way. “Ah! You don't say story, will you?” It was an ordinary cuse. Juke Saunders stole a hoss, an’ when Gib Welsh, the deputy shoriff, tried o nab him, Jake pinged him. Ho was ar- rested, an’ the prosecutin’ attorney made out u fine him. Heo had the thing all his way, cose Jake's law yer couldn’t produce anythin’in de- fense, and we all thought it was a su hang' for Saunders when his atto ney got up to argy. By thunder! I nover heard a man talk s0 much in all Jurvis 187 , safest, best, It very seldom we Jist befoah I cani convicted in Let me have the se ein | lnfe, THE my life. Hour after hour, suh, he talked, till the jedge, the jury, prosecutin’ at torney, prisoner, an’ everybody else got tired listenin’ to him, an’ one by one fell asleep.’ “What! O say——" “Yes, suh. They fell asle: one; but still Jake's lawyer beggin’ and pleadin® for his till he had talked about hours,” “Thirteen hours **Yos, Pon my honah., Well, as I was sayin’, he talked thirteen hours, an’ then when he quit a co'ut officer went roun’ an' woke up the jedge, jury and attorneys, It didn't take the prosa- cutin’ attorney to sum up, an’ the jedge delivered his charge in a few words; then the jury retired. They were out only five minites——' “And_they convicted course? “No, suh. They ctod his lawyer. suh, they hung ) on by on, client’s thirteen suh Suunders, of him an’ lieve me that same acquitt An’, b him con or not, night And 1 that T' lieve mo or not, dear reader, xan didn’t even smile, Small in size, great 10 resuits; leEarly Icisers. Bost pill for tion, bost for sick headacho, bost stomach. DoWitt's constipa- for sou - - THE INDLAN CLALIY, Brreav oF Crarws, in dealing with the claims arising under the Indian doy fons act, has boen successful in pr tecting a large number of subscribers and rs from extortion and 1 . From com iuts that have come to it, however, 1t ap- sars that many of the clairaants do not un pnd their position under the act At a time when there apoeared to be littlo chauce that would take up the claims or make any appropriation to pay them, thoy signed contracts with the Washington agents, promising from one-quarter to one-half the amount to the agent in case the mouney should bo collocted. In view of this extortion cou- gress userted a provision in the act g all n cts and limiti the @ commission to 15 or 20 por cout Tho clai all probably understand that the ) s veen limited by tho law, but many of thom, according to their own statemonts, do not understand that they are free o (0 as they please about smploying the agent they had first choson. They con- sider that they aro_still bouna t emoloy the agent with whom thoy signed the exorbitaat cout whether they are satisfied with him or not. 1t was tho incontion of congress to protect at ail points and tuey were loft on the of the act froe to do as they pleased and omploy whom they pleased. Section 9 of the act stated: *“That all sales, transfers or assignrients of any such claims heretofore or hereafter mado, excopt such as have occurred in the due administration of decedents’ es tates, and all contracts heretofore mado for feos and allowances to claimants’ attorueys are herevy declared voic, There could be no mistaks about the mean- ing of this. All claimunts had to make new coutracts with agents aftor the vissaze of the act, nad they were at _liberty to emplov any oné they plo; If they were pleased with the zeal ts of their tirst acent they might malke their new contract with him. Ifthey were dissatised thoy mignt choose any other ngent that they pleased. T'hose who havo not signod new contracts sincethe passage of the act m protit by this to secure much betier terms than they conld otherwiso got from the agonts, Tho fact that 'Pue Ber Brneav is doing the work for tho bare exvense involved has had a good effect in moderating the chargos of all agents to those who know how to protect them- selves. For those who distrust their ability to cope with the claim agents on their own ground Tue Bee Buuev is always opon. - ‘'hey had lotsof wedding presents, but the most precious was o box of Haller's Aus- trahian salv She said thoughtfully, it's 5o nice for the little chaps on my hauds. He said, we baven,t got any ‘“little chaps’ yet.' She said, Why ! John, and John was squelched. YESIE . Tnr Ber congres NEWS OF D alt Whitman th nk Cooley. n notorions desperado ehouse, Pa., has boen shot and kiiled. Governor Russell of Massachusetts s re- fused to pardon James Duntap, the Northamp ton bank robber. Hearietta Warrison. of Harrishurg, P, wi clothes taking firc, It has boen <nowin ¢ in almost every section of the northwest. Two beop.c have frozen to Avath in Norih Dakots Tom Mike. the Florida nezro who kilted a raitrond conductor fast Saturduy, is reported o hiave been caught und hung. Charles Hodge of Mankito. Minn . caughu stealing corn. In attemptins to esc froni a policeniin he was shot and killed. s burnod the interior of a eabin oceup ed crovs ut Sheiby vilie, Tenn. Two small ehildren loeked up in the house were burned Lingenan. the man who went to Car- nelfus Vinderbilvs house on Suturday night und wanted his braios has been adjudzed in- sane. Diphtheria conti to tmprove in of 1 old colored woman atilly burnod Ly her was be has browen out at Ki Pa. Oy ozen crses of o g have been reported and the resid budly frightencil, Reports are current that 1L E. Titus of the firm of 1L i THus & Cos i meniher of th New York Stockexchan ¢, has disappeired. He was dustsecn Tues duy lust. Edwin Schaffer, convieted of bribory in the congressionul fizht in the Twenty-elzhth Pennsy vania district, has been sentenced to Dity @ fine of $430 and costs Dr. Keoley has purehuased the shore of Like Michl suny u little north of Chicago. e proposes to crect there several fmmense struetures for dipsomaniaes. The aetion of Heary Sanford, us president of the Adims EXpress company. against John Hoey of Now York was discontinued todiy and the attachment seantea in October his been vacated, Michuel Blake, white assistin s P b VDX mine, Batte, Mont., fell to tho bottom, u dist of 139 fect, and was in- stuntly kitied, “The plank upon which he was working broke A burly ne wninz, nt type its are thirty acres on n taklng out who has been terrorizing the citizens of Queenstown, Md., uttemptea to force an entrince into the house of Johu J. Kirby in the nizht time und was killed by that gentleman A couch load of peoplo were trainon the Lonz Island voxd noar Atlantiv City. N. J.. and after bolnz earried for quiten Qistance on the cowe teher were deposited on the ground unlhinre Bort and Charles Brown, Harye and Harry Johnson, who burglurized n jewelry und hardw iro stor nwich, Kin, st Wednesday, have been arcested with a part of the plunder in their possession Isane Vulentine of St. Louls, Mo., alf Sheehy O'firien. shot und killed Abrah Brown, alins Relnhalt, a low siioonkesper venue. An old wirii y Institute at Plainfield, something of & curlosity in the tlent only Bve years od Who Is . confirned morphing eater. The child has been fed the Poison from infiney to make it slecp. Henry Adains, alins Charles Parker, colored) has been arrested eharzed with tho murder of Heury Baldwin n Wesi Vieginka. The eriie was committed at Elkchorn, & mining town in MeDoweil county, Monduy, June 27, 1501, I'he Now Gem opera houso at Liberty, Ind took fire during a porformance. A wild scene followed the alivrm of fire and mon, women and ehildron rushed 1o the windows, and ho- fore it could be provented, Jumped to the ground. A few were hurt Grant Merty, o colored oy, awalting n | at Kunsns City, Mo., pending. trig Tarceny, diod from the effects of u biow the skuil with i sodis witer bottle In the hands of his coll mate Willlan Wilson. Whison hus been wrrested for murdor. Mury Plerce, Mary Sause, Lizzie Sohmickert and un unknown, in Milwaukes, Wis., dive Known us tho “Shumrock.” wore taken vio- fentiy (il An Investizution showed that t hud been polsoned by arsenic whick plsced in a pitoher of Lecr. Governor Hill has moved his household effeets and private HUrary from the executive minsion. The governar will remuin at the exeontive mans on until Prida 1 until thon Mr. und Mrs. Flower wiil bé his zuests. He will leave for Wushington January 9. struck by a Bierson Tnd., has Do of i pis wis Foreign. »elution the quecn Purlianicnt by The London Press been urranged thut ning session of A 0ot In person Prince George of Wales was allowed to leave bis bedroom Tor the first time since he was taken i1l with typhold feyer. His mother will 0 10 Sundr ngham paluce on Wednesdiy. The bodies of five miners were from a pit at Castleford, Yorkshire, England which hus been on fire for u fortnight. The Dodles were so cremated thit the ashes burely filled & bucket. The remulus were burled in one coffin, rocovered OMAHA DAILY ,_————______——-——-————————————‘—_. BEE: TURSDAY. HOW T0 SECURE:A PATENT. Direotions to Inveutors Issnad by The Bee Burean of Ol s, THE PATENT OFFICE, METHODS OF The Course Followed by the Author of Inyention to Protect His Rights—Costs of Obtaine & a Patent. To the inventor the all important question prosents Itself, “How can I secure a patent!™ and to this Tie Bee Burenu offers the fol lowing explanation Inventors as a class are not familiar with the laws under which letters patent aro granted, the forms and practice in the patent ofiice at Washiogton and the technical methods of casting specifications and claims to properly protect their inveutions against fnfringers, yet the value of the patent and even its valiaity depend largely upon the careful and expert preparation of the case. Specifications must be drawn to fully dis close the invention, to distinguish between what is new and what is old, and claims, upon which tho value and validity of the patent depend, must be cast to fully cover the fuvention yet not to encroach upon pat- ents alr grantea, Failure in either of theso respects often renders the patent valuo- less orvoid, The employment of counsel skilled in patent law 1s therefore usually a prevequisite to the proper prosecution of a case and a grant of a valuable patent. Many inventors suffer the loss of that should be derived from valuable tions owing to insuflicient protection ¢ ets procured through incompetent or less ageuts, For What Grante Under the laws of the United Statos let- patent are granted to any person who has invented or discovered any new and use ful ar., machine, manufacture or composition of matter, or has invented any new or useful improvement thereon. Term of Patent. A patent is granted for seventeen during which time the owner has solo and exciusive right to make, uso and scll the patented invention, How to Proceed. Fo reconomic reasons before making ap- plication to the patent oftice for a patent, the novelty and patentability of the inven tion should be ascertained, because, if the nvention is not new or not patentuble an unnecessary expense is ncurred by filing an application on whicli a putent can never oo granted, ete, The first thing to be 'done is to find out whether or not the invention is mnow and patentuble. For advice on the point it is necessary to seud to the bureau a rough or completo sketch or aphotograph of the invention, to- gether with a brief description thereof, sctting forth the object of the improve- ments, the arrangement of the parts and the advantages attained. While a modei is very seldom necessary, yet it is often of greut assistauce. The lattor can be made of any cheap material, ar.d will be returncd if a request is made to that effect. Upon receipt of the data mentioned suffic- ientto enable the invention to be understood our counsel will at once examine thereiuto, and will advise without chargo what is the best_course to pursue and will express an opinion, from their knowledge of tho arts and patents already geanted, s to the patent- ability of the invention. Tn this connection it is recommended that tho best und safest course is to have a special _search made in the patent offico to ascortain whether or not the invention has been heretofore patented. The advantago of such a search is that if noanticipatinz patent is discovered tho application can b filed with « greater decree of cortainty. whoroas if the invention 1s found to be old all further ex- pensois avoided. The costof a search of this uature is &, and_with the report of the result thereof the inventor will_be furnished with copies of such £ any, as cm- brace his ideas, It is 0 have this search made in the outset before ineur- ring any expense whateyor regarding the ap- plication for patent. 101t is found that the invention is new avd patentablo the clientis advised to proceod with the filing of an application for patent, and will then be requested to remit &15 1o cover the first government feo aud § ia paymont of cost of drawing, when ono is necessary As soon as possible after the receipt of this remittance tho specification of the invention will bo carelully prepared and forwarded to the inventor, together with forms for application for patent ready for execution. Upon return of the latter the case will be promptly fiied at the patent oltice and notice will be sent when action is had there. on, and also of the nature of such uction. ‘o examining corps of tho pateut office is aivided into thirty-two divisions, among which the applications uve divided aecord ing to the oflicial classification. The condition of the work in tho various divisions varies trom one to five months in arrears ‘Tue Bureau Charges. Consistent with the spirit with which this bureau was formed, it is not intended to couductuny branch’ of the business on u mioney making busis, but it is proposed to do the work as near the actual costas will pro- tect the business from loss, Although counsel aro retained at heavy expense to the buroau, yeu it is the wish vo charge in ordinary only the minimum feo of §25. Howey cases requiring extra care, time and labor the fee will be nroportionately increased, but clients will always be advised in advance should such increase of fee be found neces- sary. Iu directing inguirics either to our aha or Washington oftice please iention he fact that you read these instructions n i benefits inv ete, ters Design Patents, A patent for a design is granted to any porson who has invented or procured any new and original design for the printing of woolen, silk, cotton or other fabrics; any new and original impression, ornament, put- torn, print or picture to be printed, painted, cast or otherwise piaced on or worked iuto auy articie of mauufacturo; or any uow, useful aud original shape or configuration of auy articio of manufacture, tho 0 not having boen known or used by others before bis invention or production thereof, or pat- ented or deseribed in_any printed publica- tion. Patents for designs are grantea for the term of three and one-half year government fee being §10; or for sevy the fea being §15; or for fourteen ye: r's, (Im fee beng §3). The charge of tho bureyu in such cases is usually 325, Reissnes. be reiésuod whenever the sanio Is inoperative or juvalid by reason of a defective or insuflicient, specification, or by reason of the patentec's claiming more thun he had & right o claiu as new, providing the error has arison by aceident, mistake or in- advertonce, aud without fraudulent inteut, The government fee for a reissue is §10. The cost of drawing is , and the burcau charge is usually 835, Great care must bo axercised in reissuing patent, because very often what little validity thore may be in & defec- tive patent is entirely lost by procuring a re- issuc which is totally invalid. Rejected Ca ‘There are in the patent of cases which stand rejected, but whicn should be allowed. This condition of the case may be die either o incompetency 01 the part of the attorney emuployed or his inability cause of residence elsewhere than in Was ington, to make the examiner see tho inven- tion i its truo light; and then, sgain, as often occurs, cases are rejectod on ' improper or lusuflicient grounds. When so requested we will bave olr counsel examine into any such case free of charge and advise s to the rospects for success by further prosecution. ho client will ulso be then informed of the probable cost of completion. A patent can u great many Cavea By moans of a caveat an _inventor secures record evidonce recarding his invention for the purpose of enabling him to complote or further experiment therowith. The life of & DECEMBER 20, 18901. t is one year, and it may be renswed at id of that time, The governmont feo is $10 and the bureau charge is 15 Tr ke, A trademark is a fanetful or arbitrary do vien or symbol usea to distinguish the goods of a particular manufacture, T'he owner of every trademark is entitled to register tho #ame, 1o matter how lone it has been in u: The life of the cortificate of registration is thirty yoars and may ve ronewed for a like period. The government feo, puvable on filing each apolication for registration of teadomark, is §25. The bureau's charge is about §20. Labes. Labels of all kinds, designod tached to manufacturod articlos ¢ voxes, otc., containing thom, have herotofore been received for registration in the patent offico and n certificate issued accordingly. Under a very recent decision of the supreme court of the United States it is held that there is no authority in law for granting ce tificatos of registration of lubels which simply designate or describo tho ar ticles” to which they are attactied, and 10 valuo separated therefrom, A 110 be entitlod to registration must b y itselt some value as a composition, at least A8 serving some purpose or other thau us a mero designation or advertisemont. Many now holding certiticates of registration of la bels are totally without any protection what- over. Many rogisterod iabels comprise sub ject matter rogisterable us trademarks Wherever this is so, or where by u slight change it can bo made to *come within the purview of the laws governing tradem: registration should bo sht undor head. The govarnment fee n a label cas: £ and tho burcau charge is § Copyriz can bo had for books, maps, eng pliotographs, paintings, pictures, ete total cost thercof is about £, iuciud fees to be at- r to bottles, hts avings, The ug all Interfercnces, neo is a judicial proceeding in- tho direction of the ¢ mis- patents to enable him to de. the question of priovity of between, rival claimants, = The burcau, recognizing’ tho fact that extraor- dinary care and skill are requisito on the part of an attorney in charge of a case in in- rferonce, has at | command counsel pre; rd to conduet a cuse in interference from the very inception down to a final determina- tion of the merits of the caunse. Testimony will also be taken under our dirvection in part of the United States. While no speeifie sumn can be set down as applicable to all in- terferenco cases alike, yet tho charges will always be as rensonable as possibl Intringements. The question whether or bot one patent in- fringes another is the very soul of all vatent litigation. The questions involved arc many, and of tne most intricate nature. It 1s al- ways a matter of such great importance that 0 ono should ever claim thet another is in- frineing on his rights, or, likewise, no atton- tion should be paid to'the claims of infringe- ment by others until the questions involved aro carefully passed upon by a reliablo at- torney. For such services the charses are always fair and reasonable. Foreign Patents, Tn addition 10 the bureaw's facilities for attending to the incerests of its inventor-pat- rons before the United - States patent oftice aud courts, it 1s also enabled ‘to procure vatents for iuventions in all countries of the world. in many of tho foreign coun- tries, notably Canada, Boeland and Ger- many, batents inventions previously patented in this country are looked upon with ereat favor, and inventors ara there very frequently more likely to realize profits from their inveutions than they are even in this country. _The cost of foreign patents varies with " differcnt cases, but & rulo the expenses of procuring | ering all o is about as foliow Canaaa, $30; Kngland, $0): Germany, Franco, $5; Spain, $0; Belium, 50, aitional information regardinz the cost, ete., 1 any foreign country will bo furnished by lotter on application. = In all such requests mention baving read these instructions in Tue Bee, Important Warning. It seems remarkable that in this ight- ened ago it hocomes the duty of every re- liable and trust vorthy attornoy in patent matters toadvise his clients to beware of tho many sharks who set out with the ap- parent intention of defrauding inventors immeuately ufter the issue of their patents. When o patent appears in the Patent Ofiice Giazotte patentees are besct with innumer- ablo offers, solicitations, requests, ete., some pretoncing t want to purchase their patents, while others offer to take an interest thercin under promise of procuring foreiga patents, The sole object of these people is to obtain money from inventor: they nover mako the siightest to carry out their groundless or wo i An interfc stituted und sioner of rmine invention s, Models. As nerainbefore mentioned, models are not required in the patent oflice ¢xcept in intri- cate or complicated cases. Bat at the same time whau g iuvention can be better ex plained by a model it is well to sond the samoe 1o us. A modoi should always be of a size not larger than one square foot, and in send- ing the same by express the charges should be propaid and the box addressed to Tue Bee BUie o or CLas, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. | Mention this paper. ] will stop a Cough in one night, check a Cold in 2 day, and CUR] Consumption if talen in time. IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE Use it Promplly. § A 25 cent ”;“\ bottie may B save their 54 vuvcs.d Aslk ; our drug- ‘\?I:‘mzu:t for it. / 10 Tastes Good. PURE PINK PILLS. Dr Ackers English lels W, 1L HOOK| For sulo l,y Kuhn & Co., and Sherman & MeConnell, Omaha. | FOR MEN ONLY! TSR Ler LOST or FALLING MANEOOD, g;m::nlund'NEE%VDVISEEEXé;TYd G ksacure o Briy and ind. Kb oble MANHOUD fully Restored. Tow (0 Enlare: DYYELO Aui HONK TREATHENT~ 1] Address ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO.N. V. SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFF 3, OST-85) in currency. 1ing Bee office and get reward. ¢ O ANa ~ran v oh LONE DAk Footy head of Oukland avenue, £ D— 1| return o Avonue ¢ —" TANT in f Addross 0 [P0k exchange, 20 acres of hiewzo, sultianle for platting, perty oF cloar Neoraski lund. ¥, 2 Bee, Counell Blutrs, W ANTED -keliable a the Fraternal Counell Blats, Ty [NOR SALE or exchinze— 0 neres lmproved Tund %% miles from pastoffice. Wil tuke vacant property. Greenshields, Nicholson & Co., 614 Broad wuy, Counell Bluirs, WANT to buy and shovs 2 6 Fo0u house Counell Bluffs 1OMPLETE 0utfit byr fixtures and two pool tubles for sale wnd bul ding for ront | Goad loca . U Sheate, over Officer & Pusey bink [DARMS, gardon lands, housos, lots business blocks for salo or rent. Hoss. 8 Pearl sirest Councll Bluts, and dressniaking ome well recommended, In sewin: cun land In South for Omuhn Address ut cnts Lo represent Tnyestment associution Neod Peari street Wil pay part cish an | part by and 1ot in Omubi. G -5 boe, and Day & THREE DAYS MORE. &% | - - | During Which Dra. Copeland Manefleld Extond t 85 Offer and Positively tho Last Opportanity t» Thoss Who D_sire to Avail Themseles of the R te of $6 a Month for Me and Treatment, licines One thme, thinz should de ele This s the last n Patients who de | under this o once. There will b | time. Drs | sought to give | themselves of this merely n have already axtended the tine ber §s the Tast moath in which the offer holds good, All pat *“nts being under treatment or plucing thomse under trantment beforo fanuury 18t will be treated at the rate of £ a month until eured Thie cure of cutarth req first. w pat who has Judgment nd vt 1o plice huiself uider o r ©osyston nd entifi irs0 treatni wcond, n pnysician v i Stands the freatment of the o, s clal SKIL snocial experienee Al ang Atus, speceia edios, and gives special care tention to this disease -who s, in fact, o popuint fnpression K from the fret nt yoars thut whole time and wtareh is both o o th vl remadic wnd never will ely stated at th nth of the & Siro 1o tuke tre themsel ves 10 further extens nd and Manstiold WL an opportunity of minal rate and e | n kenuin st That eatnrr i inearable that ithas only been within sklful physiclans gave t attention to th Joeal and constitutional d Joci] trestment wnd Cconstitntic Patent never did cure it ALWAYS MISERABLE. A South Omaha Gentleman Tilks to the Toint in the Series of ’lw Cas Ago my troublo bo and Thave scen niserable days and night since then,” said” Mr Luudy of Sonth Omaha. “For over two years Tliave heen con- wusly tuking treatment with diferent rs. but I never got 1t relief 11 of Drs, eland ind Mansficld “The trouble secmed t Ther 1 he terrible pains Girs of my head and then on the other it ed as {f the entire top of my head was comin My weik, Wit and bloodshot, and vained me contiderable AL the tne 1 could hear Stranze noiscs and often when anyone would spealkt to me [ would have to request then to repe “Oversix vears Tames any permane placed myselt under the eare ne side n from e t on one eyes boeame Mit. JAMES LAUDY, 2IST ST, SOUTH OMATA, they had safd. T had to hawk and spit all the time to Fid my throat of the mucus that was alwnys dropping. My throat was sore and in- flumed and raistng both- often made me gy wits 1A very bad condition and easily atol. S0 that often whit [ate would be thrown up almost 1n; dintely. There were pains in my stomac bowels frequently, ind sharp, shooting j would teke me in' the chest and unaer shoulder biade. s nlways t nd worn out. T h y or ambition ieft. 1 was rastlc contented wth anyth g i time. At different times oubled with wikefullness atn erally was sleepy wnd drowsy. 1 couild not cet sicep enough. 1d spells would come on nie one and I was either burning up or wnd ins my d no and Those hot \fter tho frocz 1, T folt miserable all the tme.and it seemed [ would never be wny better, for all the doctorins I did and ali the me licine 1 tool did me no good.” After rewding of - erous cases stuflur (o nmine thit Drs, Copeland and Mansfield nad treated suceossfuily, T made up my wind to try their system dny those disazrecabic sy mptor gono. T fecl betteravery way than | have for Several yeurs, and 1 wolgh more now thin uy Lo m oty Hfe. Tam very thinkful to D, Copeland and Mansticld for the great change mude inmy condition, aud 1 cannot recoumend them too highly, for T know what they have done for me they ‘ein and will do for others.” Mr. udy lives on 21st street. b Brown ind Wyman, South Oni tha, wie ean be seen, und he will readily verify stutement $5 PER MONTH. ALL PATIENTS BEING UNDER TREAT MENT OR PLACING THEMSELVES unde treatment before Jannary 151, will bo treate e #3n month, MEDICINES INCLUDED, UN- L CURED, wil twee, © he his INTATIVE REPRES RESIDENTS. What They Say Concerning the Suceess of Drs. Copeland and Mansficld—A Well Known Clergyman Gives His Experienc —tther Testimony. “Over two ye: 1 have seen r4 2o my trouble began, and Tany_miserable diays an | nights Mre W T Callabian, of 127 8 ' folt miserabl would never b the doctoring 1 did and all the medicine | took aid mo no good. After reudin numerous wses similar 10 mine that Des. Copelund and Munstioli had troated successtully, ade up my mind (0 try their syste odiny thoso disugreeihic sy mptoms are nll Ifeel bettorevery way thin I have for several years, I am very thu 0 Drs. Copelanid and Mansfield, 1the time, und it tor, for a nduw, socmed 1 oSt ConDoaide 12T 2o kA3 REV, B. 0. SWANK, of the inary, Writes 10 Drs. ‘Copol us follows: I take great p known to you thnt” | huve received great enefits from vour teatment, For ivo yeurs Thinve boen il ted With eatireh of the h and throat, Which, ut tines, was distross fvod, in fact, v < e 1o bel eve that | must 2ive up pul poaking, Ttricd miny somedios hut roceived no rellof untii Ieanio to you, wnd [am happy to write wnd nform vou thiut I am entirely eured, all my symp- toms of catarei having alsapoo v MRS, MENA DOLL. Leavenworth says: “lani now entiroly woll—no moi hos, 1o huw kinz or spitting, aad I feol 1 tested upon urls re all others hay Mansticld have WOt Sty 100 much for thon, 1w A1y Fepent my story MRS, 0. 17 ANDRINON, Wit Scward street “My nose {8 now clear, 1o more hawking uni spittinz, no sore throit, my headuches have coased und 1y 6yes are s stronz i ever. | can now read 1he papors. even wt night, and feel like n difforent porson. To mieh prafse eunniot be glven Drs. Copeland wnd Mansfiel v thelr careful wnd conselentions work in my ase. und | 1 heartily recommend them to afl sufferers " MR SAMUEL SMY L1 “Lan (e happ nan in e eity, foedng that T have found whit | thou :ht 1ot forever 30 heidth-and wnyone who Knows e cunseo that 1 am w woll inan: [have no more nizh swentss no pain o the chest orshoulder Diadess T eowgh no more und 1an goining in flosh overy diy. 1 eannot say oo el the zood Dis.”Copeland any Mansficld have Mit. JOIIN MALONE, 1 heartily. rocommend | Munstiold’s treatnont us Lhist CVER SaVe e iy F of sulterh AR, STEPIEN gieal Sermn- na and Mansticld pusure n muking st houd trosh ind to 710 South 16th street 1804 80 Dr th 15Lh streot Copelund and the only trestment fef, und nad | known have saved 1o yeu wid mueh money MARTIN, Fouth Omuha teuding of the wonderful success of Drs. Copelund and Mansfiold T 1hought [ would try Just once wore 1o be cured, wnd I ai thinkfii 1did, for they bave accomplished womders In e e e At \tin & with thom my aymps all wnd T am as well ad 8 ODHEART M el rthey hav heaith se Fraki tor Drg ired eraily i * MR < North #2nd stroot “My o eloar, ool appetite, " y ling troubio is of &1y too nueh o pr f Dr 1 Manstield, for they e« 1D WL his cluss at Bollavas o Now York ttumous instit His diplonia be Of the wedical K. Of tho deans of prom nont med eyl yivanin Dr T 1 Manstold's ax nbuninnt mnd unqual ronally tndorsed by the sec. ity and state medical itlemen, aftor thorough ind practice. have de the practice of thelr spe: s the columns of the As Lind way Hospital whero o grid ot 1ts kind £ o wrlttan wuthoritios of daily pape Copeland \l: nllml Institute, ROOMS 311 AND 313, New York Life Building, Core 17th and Farnam Sis., Omaha, H, COPELAND, 2. L. MANSFIELD, U . . Consulting Phys Catareh and all djs Phroat and Lunzs, Nervous in Diseases, ¢ 5 Hours=9 to 11 a. ., Sunduy 10w m o4 p. . Catirrhal troubies treated suecossfully by stumps for guestion « lettors to Co York Life Bui f tha Dis Ofc TLOO P Spoctalties Eyo * Kindred disenses mall. Send 4o in wlurs, Addross all and Modieal Tnstituto, New g, Ominhi, Not “Ahsuiutely fllfl Best Made.” “A Delicious Medicated Con= fection” for the relief of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and for clearing the voice. For sale by all Druy d Confectioners, Packed in full two ounce packages, Price 5 Cents. 1f you arc unable to procure the Pomona Cough Tablets from your dealer send us 8 cents in stamps and receive a box by mail. iade by the manufacturers of the celebrated Pomona Fruit Juice Tablets. DUQUETTE & CO., Council Bluffs, la. COUNCIL B UFES STEAM DYE WORKS Allkindsof Dyeng and Cleanin= done In the higheststyle of the art. Faded and stalned fauh o o look s zood s new. | liod foithers clewned by stoam in first-cluas n ner: Workk prompily dono and el vered in ail piurts of the country. Send for vrice lst. C. A, MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR. Brondway, Near Northwestern Depot, COUNCLL BLUFFS, T0WA. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, STOCK... §. +...$150,000 US AND PROFITS, 70,000 1013 TA. SURPL TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ....$225,000 Dinrorons—I A, Miljer, . 0. Gleason, B L Shuwart, B E, Hort, D Sdmundson, Charles K. Hannan, Transact gonoral banking busis ness. Loarzosteapital and surplus of uny bang in Southwestern Low T: REST ON TIME 7D”FPO:-!T1 FIRSTNATIONALBANK OF COUNCIL BLUFF3, ION\ Paid Up Capital Oldost org lon pati t6 Sala, banke, ban orresmoridunn In Vit G0 BURAN KON, Ve aane. AW RERMAN, agniar, A ki, #100,090 o1 bank lln tho city. Furelgn aag 23 ant 03 mooaritiy, 24 Al colivetions. Acayants of inltvids + and corporations s0lolLs L Sims & Saunders -3 i e e fedoral courts. KRooms & 4 and 3 Shugard Beno block, Councll Brufs, La. H 01 -Attorne: LawN H, J. Chambers, o e G i nell's store. Tolephons N i Businow hours. Su m toJ poy Councll Bads, [a * |PATENTS e VRN TIONS Bee Burean of Claims OMAHA NEB, Equal with | ¢ of thow having clatmy agnifial thowovernment 18 that of INYEN 1013, Who Gfton Joso the i Of YaluADIO Invant) 44 beoanse Ot ncowpetency oF Iatly uttoranye by 1 00tan tholr patbIts Loare 1o wxerclsnd in omalying e natont an Talinblo ollo tors 1 prosure paLotts. fur i valie O pAtont (i spond s Kea sy, 1f 0L aaNTAly, U20N the Cage i akill Of th attorndy WLl tho vlew of Drotocting Inventor s feo N3 OF CAPOL 18 ALLOPIOYS, A OF 4011 ¢ L 13 e woll protacted by valll patont BURIEA L hias ratained ~ counsel’ oxport practice: and aro L10;0fore proparod 1) Gbtain patents, Condiet interferences, Make wpreial examinations, Lroseeute vejected canes, Keginter trade marks and copyrigh Kender opiniony astoncope and callds ity of patents. Prosecte and dafend infringenan widin, ete., ete, 1704 have an lnvontl BUIREAU & skotoll or b with u briaf dwacription of Models are " your worth 1aven. T ia pateat ent THIE BER w0, Logothu L fostures, 1irse 1o Fahts, Jehers, submit th RURKAL for o reliable OPINION b the watter. THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS 220 Bee Builling, Omahy, Neb, Ly the tho Sun tor'to THH @ %0ting oA gunrunteed Press and o This Bureau is Omiuhi Bee, the Floucer Franelseo Exwininer Cug this out and send it with your fns quirys