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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS;
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 1-4
JANUARY. 1909
WASHINGTON
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1909
[= Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 4, is arranged in two alphabets of
proprietors, with subalphabets of titles as follows:
I. Containing titles for Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos
and Lithographs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (giving a list of the photographs deposited accord-
ing to law with the applications for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues,
Statuary, and Models or Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine Arts).
The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconven-
- idence of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engrav-
ings, Cuts and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the
last issue, are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet. The entries for Fine Arts
will be found in a separate alphabet following this.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue
on account of necessary correspondence.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
receipt of copies is always. omitted when the copies are received on the day of entry.
The notice, after the first title, if printed in full would read: Copyright by John P. H.
Adams, Polson, Mont.
1908.
— — -
Class H, XXc, no. 120477, Dec. 28, 1908; 2 copies received Dec. 28,
ADAMS (JOHN P. H.), Polson, Mont.
t [1-7
Discovery.—Dreaming. — Friends.—
Hunting.—In repose.—Montana girl.—
Watching. [7 photographs]
(H 120477-120483, Dec. 28, 1908.)
_ ADVERTISERS’ PRESS, INC., Philadelphia,
Pa. [8
Shades of evening. (H 119693, Dec.
B15, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1909.)
AGNEW (THOs.) & sons, London, Eng-
land. [9
Pinkie (Miss Mary Moulton-Bar-
srett): by Sir Thos. Lawrence. (F.
71222, Dec. 12, 1908.)
ALASKA - YUKON - PACIFIC EXPOSITION,
Seattle. Wash.
Alaska - Yukon - Pacific
X 326—X 337.
16, 1908. )
—— 1, 2.
17, 1908.)
Mm 155, X 295. (H 120151, 120152,
meee ous. 2 ¢€ of each, Dec. 22,
1908. )
——X 39, X 71, X 84, X 121, X
m 187, X 193, X 194, X 196, X
x 240; X 247, X 252, X 264, X 296,
wet tease i soo, & 355, X 356.
(H 120301—120316, 120297—120300, Dec.
24, 1908.)
— — X 357—-X 364. (H 120485-120442,
Dec. 28, 1908.)
_ ——X 368—-X 372. (H 121206-121210,
Jan. 4, 1909.)
—— X 380, X 382, X 383.
121271, Jan. 5, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan.
6, 1909.)
(H 119802-1198138, Dec.
238,
f (H 121354-
121358, Jan. T, 1909.)
_ ALDER (Avueustus E.), Boston, Mass.
’ [67, 68
Boston, Mass., First Free Baptist
echureh. (H 121174, Jan. 2, 1909.)
_ Lynn, Mass., Washington St. Bap-
tist church. (H 121173, Jan. 2, 1909.)
[10-66 |
exposition. |
122, |
(11 121269- |
| Dec. 14,
(H 119830, 119831, Dee. |
to
| 1908.)
| ALESHIRE (J. S.), Washington, D. C.
[ 69-73,
[Military uniforms, 1902-1907] 19—
23. (G 20889-20393, Dec. 14, 1908.)
ALLEN (C. D.), New_York, N. Y.
[74-85
Awosting
spot.—In the Palmaghatt.—Minnewas-
ka drive.—Peterskill brook.—Rocky
ford.—Stone bridge——Sunny brook.—
Table rock.—Upper Peterskill.— Wood-
land path. [12 photographs] (H
120959-120970, Jan. 2, 1909.)
ALLEN (WM. A.), Andover, Mass.
Andover, Mass... Home of Dr.
(E" 71518, Dec. 15, 1908. )
AMERICAN-HXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[87-116
(F 713808,
[86
Smith.
of his
1908. )
Christmas is coming.
21, 1909.)
Foxy grandpa.
1908. )
—— (F 71520, Dec. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 71801, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Going up! (F 72075, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan and Suzanne go not
the theater. (F 713805, Dec. 14,
Armor ancestor.
(F 71516, Dee.
(I 71800, Dee. 14,
Happy Hooligan drinks to Suzanne.
(F 72080, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan’s triumph.
71802, December 28, 1908.)
Haw! (F 71803, Dee. 28,
1908. )
Is Boggs cheerful?
Dec. 14, 1908.)
(F 71517, Dee. 21, 1908. )
Jimmy. (F 71301, Dec. 14, 1998.)
—— (F 71518, Dec. 21, 1908.)
— (F 71806, Dec. 28, 1908..)
(F 72078, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Katzenjammer kids bring sunshine.
(F 71304, Dee. 14, 1908.)
(F
Haw!
Heis. (F 71302,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4117:
AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
Moral: the Katzenjammer kids ought
.to be walloped. (KF 71514, Dec. 21,
1908. )
Oh, Winnie. (F 71299, Dec. 14,
1908 +)
—— (H' 71519; Dec. 21, 1908.)
— (F 71800, Dec. 28,1908. )
—— (EF 72076, Jan. 5,.1909.)
’Scuse me Mr. Johnson. (F 72077,
Jan. 5, 1909.)
That’s who he is.
1909.)
"Twas Happy Hooligan who brought
the dill pickles. (F 71515, Dee. 21,
1908. )
What happened on Christmas to
[Buster] (If 71804, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Widow Perkins and her dog Violet.
(F 713806, Dec. 14, 1908.)
—— (F 71513, Dec. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 71805, Dec. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 72079, Jan. 5, 1909.)
(F 72081, Jan. 5,
AMERICAN - JOURNAL- EXAMINER, New
Work, Ney. [117-229
African In Bad club. (F 713849, Dec.
16, 1908.)
And then he woke up. (F 71838,
Dec. 15, 1908.)
At the play. (F 11352, Dec. 16,
1908.)
Cat marooned up tree. (F 71874,
Dee. 17, 1908.)
Do you know this man. (F 71350,
Dec. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 71612, Dec. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 71795, Dec. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 71896, Dec. 30, 1908.)
—— (ff 72113, Jan. 6, 1909.)
Echoes of the big fight. (F 71816,
Dec. 29, 1908.)
Epidemic of nature faking. (F
71691, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Frog he would a-wooing go. (F
71377, Dec. 17, 1908.)
Furoro transitoria. (F 72082, Jan.
5, 1909.)
Groucho, the monk. (F 71307, Dec.
14, 1908.)
—— (F 71899, Dec. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 72085, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Hall room boys. (F 71218, Dec. 11,
1908.)
—— (F 71310, Dec. 14, 1908.)
—— (F 71340, Dec. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 71358, Dec. 16, 1908.)
pt.1IV,n.8.,V.4 |
AMERICAN-J OUBNAL-EXAMINER—Cont'd.
Hall room boys. (F 713876, Dec. 17,
1908. ) ,
—— (F 71402,
— (F 714382,
—— (F 71551,
—— (F 71595,
—— (F 71688,
— (F 71698,
—— (F 71819,
—— (F 71899,
— (F 71929,
—— (F 71960,
—— (F 71965,
—— (F 72083,
—— (F 72115,
(E 72130,
Henpecko, the
Dec. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 713839,
—— (F 71511,
—— (F 71690,
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
18, 1908.)
19, 1908.)
22, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
26, 1908.)
26, 1908.)
29, 1908.)
30, 1908.)
31, 1908.)
2, 1909.)
2, 1909.)
Jan. 5, 1909.)
Jan. 6, 1909.)
Jan. 7, 1909.)
monk. (F 71234, ©
Dec.
Dec.
15,
21,
1908.)
1908.)
Dec. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 71897, Dec. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 71966, Jan. 2, 1909.)
| ——<(F 72004, Jan. 4, 1909.)
—— (F 72117, Jan. 6, 1909.)
How the ostrich fooled the hunter,
(F 71219, Dec. 11, 1908.)
Jiggers in search of a wife.
71378; Dee. 17,- $9083)
— (F 71434, Dec. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 71592, Dee. 23, 2905)
—— (F 71798, Dee. 28; 19085)
—— (F 71820, Dec. 29, 1908.)
Latest fad on Monopoly avenue. (F
72084, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Louie. (F 71286, Dec. 12, 1908.)
(F 71811, Dec. 14, 1908.)
—— (F 71841, Dec. 15, 1908.)
(F 71354, Dec. 16, 1908.)
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 71692, Dec. 26,
1908.)
(F
(F 72131, Jan. 7, 1909.)
Never again. (F 71217, Dec. 11,
1908.) .
| —— (F 71235, Dec. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 71308, Dec. 14, 1908.)
——— (F 71875, Dec. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 71483, Dec. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 71686, Dec. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 71817, Dec. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 71958, Jan. 2, 1909.)
New cop gets instructions from chief.
| (F 72002, Jan. 4, 1909.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 1-4, Jan., 1909 243
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d. | AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d.
Oh, what’s the use? (IF 71237, Dec. Tightwaddo, the monk. (F 71215,
42, 1908.) Dec. 11, 1908.)
Oo-h, see all the nice things I got! —— (F 713851, Dec. 16, 1908.)
(F 71686, Dec. 26, 1908.) —— (F 71549, Dec. 22, 1908.)
Peach of a dream. (F 71898, Dec. —— (F 71616, Dec. 24, 1908.)
30, 1908.) | — (F 71980, Dee. 31, 1908.)
People’s popular song bureau. (F (F 72138, Jan. 7, 1909.)
11796, Dee. 28, 1908.) \ Way some things work out. (Ff
Popular conundrums for the people. | 79116, Jan. 6, 1909.)
(F 71216, Dec. 11, 1908.) Wh et See:
oO says justice is dead. (KF 71695,
—— (F 71400, Dec. 18, 1908.) Dec, 26, 1908.) \
—— (F 71618, Dec. 24, 1908.) Wouldn’t it make you mad. (F
Prominent runners pull off a Mara- | 72114, Jan. 6, 1909.)
thon. (F 71548, Dec. 22, 1908.)
Queer things on Broadway.
71550, Dec. 22, 1908.)
CF AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE AND BIOGRAPH
co., New York, N. Y. [230-237
Rhyme the monk (F 71510, Dec. feat Acea bieelate ee
21, 1908.) Curtain pole. (H 120977, Jan. 2,
(F 71962, Jan. 2, 1909.) 1909.)
Righteous indignation of Congress. Fos
(F 71593, Dec. 23, 1908.) eon © ee
Rocked in the cradle of the deep. (F. t ao
71797, Dec. 28, 1908.) Honor of thieves. (H. 120976, Jan.
(H 120043, Dec. 17,
2, 1909.)
Socrates Jones, junior. F 71961,
Jan. 2, 1909.) 7 | clones st the ball. (H 120041, Dec.
—— (F 72005, Jan. 4, 1909.) | é
___ (® 72086, Jan. 5, 1909.) a She oo (H. 120835, Dec.
Sorrows of Satan. (F 71959, Jan. Maniac cook. (H 120886, Dec. 30,
2, 1909.) 1908. )
- Sporting news. (F 71309, Dec. 14, One touch of nature. (H 120834,
1908.) Dec. 30, 1908.)
That’s what they all say. (F 71594, a
Dec. 23, 1908.) ANDERS (O. G.), Philip, S. Dak. [238
—— (F 71614, Dec. 24, 1908.) Family of South Dakota pets. (H.
—— (F 71927, Dec. 31, 1908.) Ae ni mele a
(F 71963, Jan. 2, 1909.) ANDERSON (GEO. P.), Lyle, Minn. [239
This is too much. (F 71408, Dec. | Lyle, Minn., Looking south from
18, 1908.) | Amund Olson, Cedarriver. (H 120268
—— (IF 71485, Dec. 19, 1908.) Dec. 23, 1908.)
— (F 71512, Dec. 21, 1908.)
ANDERSON (J. D.), Passaic, N. J. [240
—— (F 71552, Dec. 22, 1908.)
Hello Bill! (G 20430, Dec. 22, 1908 ;
Poa tots, Dec, 24, 1908.)
——§ (F 71689, Dec. 26, 1908.) ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSN., St.
‘ Louis, Mo. [241
—— (F 71694, Dec. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 71799, Dec. 28, 1908.) | Opera girl. (G 20379, Dec. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 71818, Dec. 29, 1908.) | ARMs (F. C.), Grand Ledge, Mich.
— (F 71900, Dec. 30, 1908.) [242
— (F 71928, Dec. 31, 1908.) Warner (Gov. Fred M.) (H 121240,
) ——(F 71964, Jan. 2, 1909.) Jan. 4, 1909.)
Thousand and one nights. (F 71401, | Argmsrronae (Wm. P.), Washington,
Dec. 18, 1908.) Ok [243
=) —— (FF 71509, Dec. 21, 1908.) Brief History of life. (G 20423, Dec.
—— (F 72003, Jan. 4, 1909.) | 21, 1908.)
9)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
244
ARNOLD (‘T. F.), Derry, N. H.« [244
Chester, N. H., Dale bros. mill and
pond. (H 120972, Jan. 2, 1909.)
ArtrHur (JAMES), New York, N. Y.
[ 245-250
Belle in buckskins. — Champion. =
Dorothy.—Jane.—Memories.— Poppies.
[6 prints] (F 71458-71463, Dec. 21,
1908.)
AsH (S. A.), Cody, Wyo. [251, 252
- Old timer. (H. 120417, Dec. 24,
1908.)
You don’t look good to me. (H
120416, Dec. 24, 1908.)
ATLANTIC EXPORT cO., New York, N. Y.
[253
Tug and barge. (H 120499, Dec.
29, 1908.)
AustIN (Henry L.), Berlin, N. Y.
[254
Homeward bound. (H 121274, Jan.
6, 1909.)
BAILEY (AgTuurR S.), Haverhill, Mass.
[255
West Newbury, Mass., Second Con-
gregational church. (H 120112, Dec.
21, 1908.)
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
N.Y. [256-275
Bey (Kiazim Hussein). (H 1213878,
Jan. 8, 1909; 2 c Jan. 11, 1909.
Campanini and Hammerstein. (H
118123, Nov. 10, 1908; 2 ec. Dee. 14,
1908.)
Carnegie (Mrs. A.). (H 117648,
Oct. 30, 1908; 2 ce. Dec. 14, 1908.)
Carnegie . (Andrew). (H_ 117642,
Oct. 80, 1908; 2 ec. Dec. 14, 1908.)
Chanler (Lewis Stuyvesant). 1-3.
(H 117336-1173888, Oct. 22, 1908; 2 e.
of each Dec. 14, 1908.)
Dalmores (C.). (H 117864, Nov. 4,
1908; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1908.)
Fuller (H. B.). (H 121294, Jan. 6,
1909; 2 ¢. Jan. 7, 1909.)
» Gorst (Miss). H 121880, Jan. 8,
1909; 2 ce. Jan. 11, 1909.)
Gorst. (HH: -H:) (Hi 121379. Jan: °8,
1909; 2 ec. Jan. 11, 1909.)
' Labia (Countess) (H 117866, Noy.
4, 1808; 2 c. Dee. 14, 1908.)
Labia (Countess) and Mme. Doria.
(H 117867, Nov. 4, 1908; 2 e. Dee. 14,
1908. )
—— (H 117932, Nov. 5,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
#908; 2 ¢.
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM )—Cont’d.
Lloyd (Sam)
1909. )
Mills (Ogden) house. 1, 2.
121296, 121297, Jan. 6, 1909.) .
Thompson (R.M.) 2,38. (H121381,
pt. Iv, n. S., ¥. 4
(H 121295, Jan. 6, |
(Ho
{
121382, Jan. 8, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan.
11, 1909.)
Wickersham (George W.) (H 120539,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1909.)
BAMForTH & co., New York, N. Y.
[276-290
Answer please.— Does it strike
you.—Don’t keep me _ waiting.—I’m
growing fond of you.—I’m waiting to
hear from you.—I want you with
me.—Kiss me till I die.—Meet me
again as usual.—Sipping honey all day
long.—Step in to see me.—Wall flow-
ers.—When will I see you again.—
When you feel naughty.—You’ll be
welcome.—You want someone to love
you. [15 photographs] (H 120113-
120127, Dee. 21, 1908.)
BaRNES (A. H.),. Parkland, Wash.
[291
Oaks in early autumn. (H 120154, .
Dec. 21, 1908.)
BARTON (S. A.), Chamberlain, S. Dak.
[292, 293
South Dakota deer hunt 1, 2. (H
120851, 120852, Dec. 31, 1908S; 2 e@. of
each Dee. 29, 1908.)
BARTON & SPOONER cO., Cornwall-on-
Hudson, N. Y. [294, 295
_Cobbeskill creek. (H 119542, Dec.
11, 1908.)
Dart’s lake.
(H 119548, Dec. 11,
1908. ) .
BEACH (HENRY M.), Remsen, N. Y.
[296, 297
Homer, N. ¥., 1, “25 (eae
120220, Dec. 22, 1908; 2 ¢. of each
Dec. 22, 1908.)
Beck (CHAS. R. R.), Thurmont, Md.
£298
Thurmont, Md., Hunting creek, gap.
(H 119594, Dec. 12, 1908. )
Brccs (A. R.) co., Breoklyn, N. ¥.
| [299
Cupids symphony. (H 121194, Dec.
17, 1908.)
BELL (LILLIAN), Omaha, Nebr. [800
Golden west. (H 119002, Nov. 30,
| 1808; 2 e. Dee. 12, 1908.)
6
os. 1-4, Jan., 1909
FORD-BRYAN PUB. CO., Denver, Colo.
| [301
je Balamazoo. (F 70861, Nov. 28,
1908; 2 c. Dec. 15, 1908.)
BENJAMIN (ISAAC), Cincinnati. [3802
- Harmon (Governor-elect Judson)
: i H 1204384, Dec. 28, 1908. )
BERDAN PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[303-310
- Bachelor quarters. (F 71996, Jan.
4, 1909.)
_ Cozy corner decorations.—Dearest
girl I know.—From him.—Home sweet
like a rose.—My
i) the case. [7
(F 71291-71297, Dec. 14,
[311-348
' Blarny castle, County Cork.—Em-
_blems of Erin.—Erin go bragh.—Gold
; harp with shamrock.—Great emanci-
_ pator.—High hat with stick and skam-
rock.—Kathleen at the spring.—Lin-
rae boyhood log-cabin home.—Land
of the shamrock green.—Meeting of
the waters, Killarney. —Three children
in oval frame and Irish flag.—Wash-
ington at the battle of Trenton.—
_ Washington crossing the Deiaware.—
_ Washington’s camp at Valley Forge.—
_ Washington’s home at Mount Ver-
(G. 20535-20549, Dec. 26, 1908.)
{Easter cards] Checked background
i 1. (G 20578-20581, Dec. 30, 1908.)
» ——Chureh interior 1-3. (G 20575-
20577, Dec. 30, 1908.)
_ —Cross and rays. (G 20565-
_ 20570, Dec. 30, 1908.)
— Hegg boat 1-3 and blue egg. (G
_ 20571-20574, Dec. 30, 1908. )
— Gold background 1-6. (G
" 20559-20564, Dec. 30, 1908.)
" Bryer (J. R.), Tidioute, Pa.
| [349-352
| idioute, Pa. 14. (H 119516-
mat9519, Dec. 11, 1908; 2 ce. Dec. 2,
1908.)
i BLESSING (J. LYNNE), Salamanca,
Mm ¥. [853
Ah-wey-eyu. (H 120421, Dec, 28,
~ 1908.)
_ BOHUNEK-LEINDOFRFER (—), New
work, WN. Y. [354-856
_ Bienville [Jean Baptiste]
Dec. 26, 1908.)
Iberville ([{Pierre le Moyne Sieur]
'd’) (F 71621, Dec. 26, 1908.)
(F 71622,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, BTC.
ny
BoHUNEK-LEINDOERFER—Continued.
La Salle (Robert Gavalier) (F
71620, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Boston TRAVELER, Boston, Mass.
[857-362
Hains (Mrs. Claudia Libby) 4. (H
119659, Dee. 14, 1908.)
— 5-9. (H 120289-120293, Dec.
24, 1908.)
BowpreE (Wiriram H.), Watonga,
Okla. 36
Bowdre (Judge) marrying an In-
dian couple. (EF 72120, Dec. 1, 1908.)
BRIDLE (H. D.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[364-370
Park squirrel 1-7. (H 11971t-
119717, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Brown (EMMA G.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[371
Child’s prayer. “(F 71540, Dee. 22,
1908; 2 ec. Dee. 11, 1908. ).
Brown (ERNEST), Manchester, N. H.
[872
and
(ke
Randali- (Elder Benjamin)
Boody house, New Durham, N. H.
71813, Dee. 29, 1908.)
Brown (Geo. C.), Draper, S. Dak.
[373-376
Day dreams.—October morning.—
Sioux chief.—Thoughts of Easter.
[4 photographs] (H 120411, Dec. 28,
1908; 2 ec. of each Dee. 29, 1908.)
Bruce (EH: K.) gr., Thornburg, Iowa.
[377-390
Thornburg, Iowa, Bruce gold fishery.
1-14. (H 119544119557, Dee. 11,
1908.)
Buck (Grorce V.), Washington, D. ©.
[3891-395
Arosemena (Mr. C. C.). 1,2. (Hf
120935-1209386, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Stellwagen (Mr. EH. J.).
120937—120939, Dec. 31, 1908.)
BULLOcK (JosEPH Munror), Northfield,
Vt. [386
Plumley (Hon. Frank), Ma C.. GE
Northfield, Vt. (H 119508, Dee. 11,
1908. )
BUREAU OF NATIONAL LITERATURE AND
ART, Washington, D. C. [897-420
Adams (John ).—Adams (John
Quincy ).—Arthur (Chester A.)—Buch-
anan (James).—Cleveland (Grover) .—
Fillmore (Millard).—Garfield (James
A.)—Grant (U. S.).—Harrison (Ben-
1-3. (H
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
BuREAU OF NATIONAL LITERATURE AND
ArRT—Continued.
jamin).—Harrison (W. H.).—Hayes
(R. B.)—Jackson (Andrew) .—Jeffer-
son (Thomas).—Johnson (Andrew) .—
Lincoln (Abraham).—McKinley (Wil-
liam ).—Madison (James ).—Monroe
(James).—Pierce (Franklin).—Polk
(James K.).—Taylor (Zachary ).—Ty-
ler (John).—Van Buren (Martin).—
Washington (George). [24 prints.]
(F 69613-69636, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 ¢c. of
each Jan. 8, 1909.)
Burpee (W. ATLEE) & co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [421-423
Burpee’s best giant-fancy pansies.—
Burpee’s new dwarf-giant tomato.—
Seymour’s sweet-orange corn, ete. (F
- 71204-71206, Dec. 11, 1908.)
BUBRELL (DAvip T.), Brockton, Mass.
[424
Their first glimpse. (H 120853, Dec.
31, 1908. )
ButTcHes (S. D.) & son, Kearney, Nebr.
[425-428
Hands up!—Hello Jack.—Little
Cheyenne.—Wild rose of the west. [4
photographs] (H 119815-119818, Dec.
16, 1908.)
CAMPBELL ART Co., Elizabeth, N. J.
[429-4385
Happy days. (F 71388, Dee. 11,
1908. )
Hear my dolly’s prayer. With
verses. (F 71391, Dec. 11, 1908.)
—— Without verses. (F 71392, Dec.
41, 1908.)
Mending day. (F 71390, Dec. 11,
1908. )
Missionary’s daughter.
Dec. 11, 1908.)
One of us must die.
11, 1908.)
Spring of life.
1908.)
CaRLine (C. B.), Yonkers, N. Y. [486
Allison monument. (H 119463, Dec.
10, 1908; 2 ¢. Dec. 4, 1908.)
CENTER (A. P.), Brawley, Colo.
(EF 71389,
(F 71387, Dec.
(KF 71393, Dee. 11,
[437
Sunset in Imperial valley. (H 120984, |
Jan. 2, 1909. )
CHICKERING (ELMER), Boston, Mass.
[438
Rathsesky (A. C.) I. (H 120500,
Dee. 29, 1908.)
CuHiILps (C. R.), Chicago, Il. [439
Lewis institute. (H 120418, Dec. 28,
1908.) rat
pt. Iv, 0. 58., Vv. 4
Cuass oF 1911, U. S. N. A., Annapolis, |
Md. [440 |
Christmas greetings from the class
of 1911, U. S..N.. A. (BE Fis20 ieee
31, 1908.)
CLAuDIUS (HENRY F.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[441
Universal savings bank. (G 20404,
Dec. 7, 1908; 2 ce. Dec. 15, 1908.)
CLEAVES (CHARLES H.), Rockport,
Mass. [442
Pigeon Cove,
drews point.
Mass., surf at An-
(H 119801, Dec. 16,
1908. )
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington,
D.C [443-462
Bernstorff (Count), German am-
bassador. (H 120517, Dee. 30, 1908.)
Bernstorff (Countess)
Dec. 30, 1908.) .
Bernstorff (Countess Alexandra)
(H 120516, Dec. 30, 1908.)
(H 120515, |
Boardman (Miss Mabel) (H
121217, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Davis (Mr. Arthur P.) (H 121218,
Jan. 4, 1909.)
Hengelmuller (Baroness) and
daughter. (H 120519, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Knox (Mrs. Reed) H 120518, Dec.
30, 1908.)
Lagercrantz (Madame _ de) (H
119675, Dec. 14, 1908.)
Lagercrantz (Mile. Eva de) and
Mile. Mary de _ Lagererantz. (H
119676, Dec. 14, 1908.)
Lagercrantza (Mr. Herman de),
new minister from Sweden. (H
119674, Dec. 14, 1908.) °
Lilluokolain (Queen) (H 119680,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
Marshall (Miss Maitland) (H
121215, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Mearns (Major HE. A.), U.S.A. (H
| 120180, Dec. 21, 1908; 2 @ Deer 22:
1908. )
Moltke (Countess) (H 119677, Dec.
| 14, 1908.)
O’Reilly (Surgeon General) (H
119679, Dec. 14, 1908. )
Pound (Mrs. Geo. W.) of N. Y. (H
120133, Dec. 21, 1908; 2 e. Dee. 22,
1908. )
Russell (Miss Lucy Virginia) (H
| 121216, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Von Meyer (Misses Julia and Alice)
(H 120520, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Wedel (Count von) (H 120131, Dec.
' 21, 1908; 2c. Dec. 22, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRIN'IS, ETC.
1-4, Jan., 1909
INEDINST (B. M.)—Continued.
Wedel (Countess von) (H 120182,
. 21, 1908; 2c. Dec. 22, 1908.)
Wis.
[463, 464
(H 119654,
: tjotBy (JAMES M.), Wausau,
: i, >
» Wausau, Wis. 1, 2.
119655, Dec. 14, 1908.)
‘Cote (A. T.), Wheaton, Il. [465
_ Advance guard. (F 71360, Dec. 17,
Cortier (Mrs. Iva Bevutan), Chicago,
9 4 [466
_ Buck (Iva Beulah) (F 71346, Dec.
96, 1908; 2c. Dec. 8, 1908.)
CoLoRADO SPRINGS MASONIC BUILDING
society, Colorado Springs, Colo.
h [467-475
Sisconicltemple. 1-9. (H 121191-
121189, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Conarp (F. P. & A. W.), LaCrosse,
Kans. [476
_ B. S. interior... (H 120040, Dec. 17,
1908.)
Cooney (P. L.), Chicago, Il. [477
Decoration. 32. (G 20400, Dec. 11,
1908.)
Costetto (JAMES F.), Dorchester,
Mass.
Pictorial alphabet. (F 71284, Dec.
14, 1908 ; 2 c. Dec. 3, 1908.)
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
. [479
Oath of knighthood, by E. A. Abbey.
(H 119458, Dec. 9, 1908.)
DANNENBURG (GEO.), New York, N. Y.
[480
A Bullikens.
(F 72064, Jan. 5, 1909.)
‘DE LoncprE (Pav), Los Angeles, Cal.
i" [481
- California poppies. (G 20406, Dec.
48, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 17, 1908.)
DENRICH PRESS, Chula Visita, Cal.
. [482
Tia Juana express. (F 717938, Dec.
28, 1908.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo. [483-491
Adventures of the little Post wantad.
(F 71373, Dec. 17, 1908.)
— (F 71611, Dec. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 71925, Dec. 31, 1908.)
-—— (72125, Jan. 7, 1909.)
Doc Bird in love. (F 72062, Jan. 5,
1909. )
77
4
DENVER Post—Continued.
Doc Bird’s courtship.
Dee. 21, 1908.)
(F 71716, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Prospector. (F 72061, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Stunts. (KF 71285, Dec. 14, 1908.)
DETROIT PUB CO., Detroit, Mich.
[492-531
(H = 119577-
(EF
Buftalo, UN. XY. I-38.
119579, Dee. 11, 1908.)
Duluth,- Minn., 1, 2.
119581, Dec. 11, 1908.)
Holland morning; George Hitchcock.
(H 119819, Dec. 16, 1908; 2 ¢. Dec. 17,
1908.)
Lake George, N. Y., Fort William
Henry hotel. 1-10. (H120460—-120469,
Dec. 28, 1908.)
Lake George from Fort William
Henry, A, B. (H 120470, 120471, Dec.
28, 1908.)
Livingstone channel 1-4. (H 121332-—
121335, Jan. 6, 1909.)
(H 119580,
New: York, No Yo (dy 2a Ge 219582,
1195838, Dee. 11, 1908.)
Niagara. Walis..No- ¥. t-140 3: CE
119561-119574, Dec. 11, 1908.)
Rochester, N. Y., N. Y. State armory.
(H 119576, Dec. 11, 1908.)
Washington, D. C., Connecticut
boulevard bridge. (H 119575, Dee. 11,
1908. )
New Or-
[532
(F 71322, Dec.
D’HEMeECOURT (JULES A.),
leans, La.
Bank of good cheer.
15, 1908.)
DoonerR (R. T.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[533-535
McFall (Rt. Rev. James A.) 5044
A-C. (H 119584-119586, Dec. 11,
1908.)
Doty (EK. E.), Belding, Mich. [536
Louise. (H 120833, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Downs (F. M.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[5387-539
Lineoln, Nebr., Robbers caves, tun-
nels 1-38. (H 120109-120111, Dec. 21,
1908.) |
DRUCKER & CO., New York, N. Y.
[540-546
Friars dinner to Oscar Hammerstein.
(H 120063, Dec. 18, 1908.)
Luncheon in honor of the Rt. Hon.
Tord Northeote. (H 119667, Dec. 14,
1908. )
CATALOGUE OF
547
Drucker & co.—Continued.
Ninth annual dinner of the National
civic federation. 1, 2. (H 120061,
120062. Dee. 18, 1908.)
North
Carolina society of New
Sergr.. (EL 119664-119666, Dec. 14,
1908. )
PAstTMAN Kopak co., Rochester, N. Y.
[547
All by daylight. (H 119722, Dec. 16,
1908; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1908.)
EATON (Epwarp B.), Hartford, Conn.’
[548, 549
Andersonville prison, Georgia, inte-
rior in 1864. (F 71208, Dec. 11, 1908.)
Lincoln (Abraham). (F 71207, Dec.
11, 1908.)
EDISON MANUFACTURING CO., Orange,
N. J [550-5938
Angel child, 1-4.
Dec. 14, 1908.)
Cocoa industry,
West Indes, 1-5.
Dee. 17, 1908.)
Lord Feathertop. 1-5.
121268, Dec. 2, 1908.) *
Lost New Year’s dinner. 1-5.
120455-120459, Dec. 28, 1908.) |
Persistent suitor. 1, 2. (H 120840,
120841, Dec. 30, 1908.)
(H 119660-119665,
Trinidad, British
(H 120046—-120050,
(H 121264—
(H
Street waif’s Christmas. 1-6.. (H
120095-120100, Dec. 19, 1808.)
Turning over a new leaf. 1-6 (H
120402-120407, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Under northern skies. 1-4. (H
121828—1213831, Jan. 6, 1909.)
Unexpected Santa Claus. 1-7. (H
120271-120277, Dec. 23, 1908.)
HISMANN (THEODOR), New York, N. Y.
[594-597
Ain’t it awful Mabel. (H 121193,
Jan. 4, 1909.)
Don’t be so nosy.
1909.) -
I’m not afraid to go home in the
dark, »(H 121191, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Little change will do him good.
121190, Jan. 4, 1909.)
ELson (A. W.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[598—G00
by <Anton Mauve. (F
Dee.. 30, 1908; 2 ¢. Dee.. 31,
(H 121192, Jan. 4,
(H
Autumn ;
71867,
1908. )
Knitting lesson; by Jean Francois
Millet. (F 71868, Dec. 30, 1908: 2 ¢.
Dec. 31, 1908.)
COPYRIGHT
a ee SS
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., Vv.
Iinson (A. W.) & co.—Continued.
London bridge; by Lester G. Horn-)
by. (F 71451, Dec..19, 1908; 2c) Bees
22, 1908.)
ENGLISH (H.), Wallace, Idaho.
[601-605
Approaching a tunnel. (H 121484,
Jan.¢11, 1909.; 2 ¢. Jan. 2s eae
Bridge 7 on the Milwaukee R. R.
(H 119246, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Construction of Kelly creek viaduct.
(H 120450, Dec. 28, 1908.) .
Placing a girder. (H 120449, Dec.
28, 1908.)
Traveler (The)
1908.)
ERSKINE (W. H.), Loledo, Ohio.
[606, 607
Asleep.—Awake. (H 120083, 120082,
Dec. 11, 1908; 1:¢. of each Neve ize
1908; 1 ¢c. of each Nov. 23, 1908.)
(H 120451, Dec. 28,
FaLttows (SAMUEL), Chicago, Il.
Ideal Christ; by Alden F. Brooks.
(H 120102, Dec. 21, 1908.) + ;
Fawcerr (Warpon), Washington,,
D: ¢. [609, 610
' National council of commerce. (H
121337, Jan. 6, 1909.)
Taft (Wm. H:) and ‘familys “Ga
121336, Jan. 6, 1909.)
FIDUCIARY CO., Chicago, Ill. [611
Fiduciary company border. (F 71682, ”
Dec. 26, 1908.)
I‘LEISHER BRO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[612, 618
Wleisher bros. Designs 1, 2. (EF 72092,
72093, Jan. 6, 1909.)
FLEMING (Tom), Hilton, N. J. [614
Lincoln (Abraham), Gettysburg,
18638. (F 71921, Dec: 31, 1908.)
FLETCHER (DONALD), Tacoma, Wash.
[615
In 1910. (G 20468, Dec. 23, 1908.)
FLoE (Easton), Blue Earth, Minn.
[616-626
Blue Earth, Minn. 1-3. (H 120845~—
120847, Dec. 80, 1908.)
Winnebago, Minn. 1-8.
120934, Dec. 31, 1908.)
FOWLER (AupRose), New York, N. Y.
[627-633
(H 120484—
(H 120927——
Long Beach, L. I. 1-7.
120490, Dec. 29, 1908.)
10
1-4, Jan., 1809
Sia
Pasxsun (H. H.) Mre. co., Syracuse,
; ny. [634
_ Franklin automobiles. 1909. (G
‘boes0, Jan. 2, 1909.)
| em NOVELTY co., New York, N. Y.
[635-636
Campaign puzzle. (F T0780, Nov. 24,
-)
Puzzles. (F 70673, Nov. 20, 1908.)
2 ec. of each Dec. 14, 1908.
_FREDERICKSON Co., Chicago, Ill. [637
Belle of Broadway.—Break of Day.—
Celeste.—Constance.—Corner in ap-
ples Departing day.—Desirable citi-
zens.—Fidelity—Fight for control
First payment.—Gloria.—Lost trail.—
eet in colonial days.—Merry wid-
ow.—Off Sandy Hook.—Old Faith-
ful.—Peacemaker.—Play ball.—Pro-
tection. — Safely guarded. — Strategist
mathe)—Then, now, and _ forever !—
Valley of the Rio Virgen.—Winner
(The).—Wonderland.—Young _ stock-
‘holder. [26 prints] (F 71470-71495,
Dec. 21, 1908.)
> Autumn leaves. (F 71943, Jan. 2,
1909. )
% *Mid rocks and reefs. (F 71561, Dec.
23, 1908.)
" River road. (F 71944, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Twilight. (F 71560, Dec. 23, 1908.)
FRINK oF Boston, art publisher, Bos-
ton, Mass. [667-669
Painting the town red.—If the wind
don’t blow your way.—World is round.
(F 72048-72050, Dec. 18, 1908.)
GANTER (H. C.), Mammoth Cave, Ky.
[670-677
Gh 11223.
~Mammoth Cave.
71224, Dec. 12, 1908.)
LZ:
— 1-6. (H 119595-119600, Dec.
12, 1908. )
“Garner (A. W.) & co., Drapersville,
Va. [678
_Drapersville, Va. Salem M. HE.
smiuren. (HH 71956, Jan. 2, 1909; 2 c.
Dec. 19, 1908.)
Gaut (HELEN LUKENS), Pasadena,
Cal. [679
‘Burdette (Robert). (H 120266,
Dec. 22, 1908.) -
GENERAL ELECTRIC co., Schenectady,
wu YY. [680-694
' Gene and her friend using General
electric heating and cooking devices.
#415. (H 120382-120396, Dec. 26,
1908: )
| Diana.—Duek
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
790
GERLACH-BARKLOW Co., Joliet, Ill.
[695-787
After Waterloo. Answering the
midnight alarm.—Anxious moment.—
Aristocrats.—Autumn in the Tyrol.—
Beach forest, springtime.—Before the
hunt.—Call of the west.—Call of the
wild.—Captain of the nine.—Clear
title—Cool retreat—Day in June.—
Doris.—Dutch fishing boats.—Elea-
nor.—English fishing village.—Evening
song.—Fair worshipper.—Fireside rev-
eries.—Flower of the ranch.—For
milady.—Freshly gathered.—Gather-
ing daisies——Girl from the golden
west.—Golden harvest.—Gray day,
Holland.—Gull rocks. — Hallowe’en.—
Hampshire cottage—Highways and
byways by motor.—His answer.—In
the heart of the Rockies—In the
marshes.—Isabel. — Island princess.—
June rose.— Leaving port.—Lincoln
(Abraham).—Lincoln in ’61.—Little
mimic.—Little mother. — Lois. — Mal-
lards.—Marion. — Merry Christmas.—
Mrs. Murry’s strategy.—Monarch of the
farmyard.—Moonlight.—Moonlight on
the old canal.—Nature’s awakening.—
Of gentle birth.—Off the New England
coast.—Peaceful valley.—Raising the
first American flag.—Ready for the
day’s work.—Reverie.—Rosalie.—Sen-
tinel. — Sisters. — Tender memories. —
Twilight.— Under the mistletoe. —
Viola. — Violet. — Virginia home in
summer.—When the corn is in the
shock.—Where might is right.—Young
naturalist. [69 chromos.] (G 20466—
20534, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Angler.—Bass fishing.—Before the
opera.—Crossing the Big Horn.—
shooting.—Foraging.—
Fore. — Frosty morning. — Harvest
time. — Holly. — In the Northern
woods. —In the park. — June. — Love
all.—Moose hunting.—Motor girl.—On
guard.—Open season.—Ready for a
canter.—Snipe shooting.—Thanksgiv-
ing dinner.—Trout fishing.—Unex-
pected feast. [24chromos] (G 20601—
20624, Dec. 31, 1908; 2c. of each Jan.
2, 1909.)
|
GILMAN (Myron A.), Westfield, Mass.
[788, T89
One minute clip. (F 71588, Dec. 19,
1908. )
Two minutes clip. (EF 71589, Dec.
19, 1908.)
Goxrpon (P. D.), Griswold, Iowa. [790
Jriswold, Iowa. (H 119509, Dee. 11,
1908. )
11
GORMAN (C. H.), Eureka, Nev.
[791-796
Discoverers of the Windfall mine in
1907. (H 119668, Dec. 14, 1908.)
Eureka, Nev., in 1908. (H 119669,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
Prospect, Nev., 1907. (H 119672,
Dec. 14, 1908. ) :
Ruby Hill, Nev. 1, 2. (H 119670,
119671, Dec. 14, 1908.)
Windfall mine, 1908. (H 119673,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
GOTHAM LITHOGRAPHIC co., New York,
IN, Ys [797-799
Banner girl.—Dainty.—Veil girl. [8
ehromos.] (G 20386-20388, Dec. 14,
1908. )
Gowpy (ALBERT G.), Grand Rapids,
Mich. [800
Paternal refuge. (H 120379, Dec.
26, 1908.)
GRAVES (CARLETON H.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [S01-810
_ Calling the bull moose. 3860.—
Enough for one day, surely. 3864.—
He’s my venison. 8862.—I’ve got him.
3861.—Mt. Abu, Dilwarra, India, inte-
rior of Jain temple. 9502.—Ohio so-
ciety of Phila. Banquet to Hon. Wm.
Taft, 5677.—Taj Mahal, most beautiful
~busiding in the world, India. 9501.—
Towing a carcass down stream.
3863.—Tragedy in ‘the forest. 3859.—
200 lb. man supported by a lily leaf.
4758. (H 120854-120863, Dec. 31,
1908.)
GRAY LITHOGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[811, 812
Gladys. (G 20464, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Happy family. (G 20459, Dec. 24,
1908 ; 2 ec. Dec. 26, 1908.)
GRIFFITH & GRIFFITH, Philadelphia,
PH: [813-830
_ Hardened lava erupted from Mt.
Fuji, Japan. 1682.—Jinrikishas under
the cherry blossoms, Japan. 1684.—
Kamakura, Japan, the large bronze
Buddha. 1683.—Lake Motosu and Mt.
Fuji, Japan, 1680.—Mt. Fuji, Japan.
1679, 1681.—Plover rock, Matsushima.
1686.—Silk weaving by ‘and loom,
Japan. 1685.—Splendid sot. 4658.—
Taft (Judge W. H.) 1-8.—This shot
brought him down. 4609.— Tokyo,
Japan. 1688, 1687, 1633.—Yokohama,
Japan. 1511,1501. (H 120175-120192,
Dec. 22, 1908. )
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Py
Kans.
Bolagshuset ... three miles no
west of Lindsborg, Kans.
Last dugout in the Smoky valley
Exterior.
Interior.
Office of Justice Holmberg in Svea-
dahl.
Oldest residence in McPherson co.
’
cee a a ae a ma
Sveadahl. First court-house in Me-
Pherson Co.
(H 121387-121392, Jan. 8, 1909.)
GRUMLEY (FRED C.), Chicago, Ill. [83
Grumley’s brotherhood of railroad |
trainmen photo chart. (F 71319, Nov.
16, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 25, 1908.) *
Gustin (E. W.), New York, N. ¥
Blufunk. (F 71209, Dec. 11, 1908.) |
Eleven o’clock at the Elk’s home.)
(F 71682, Dec. 26, 1908.) .
See what I caught. (F 71684, Dec.
26, 1908.) *
Three weaks. (F 71688, Dec. 26, |
1908. ) 4
Venetian view. (F 71685, Dec. 26, 7
1908. ) ‘
Who wouldn’t love an Odd Fellow.
(F 71875, Dec. 30, 1908.)
GUTEKUNST (F.), Philadelphia, Pa. 4
[844
Hendrix (Bishop Eugene Russell). ;
(H 120288, Dec. 21, 1908.)
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio. —
[845-863
Bird’s-eye view from Lookout mt.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. (H 121211, Jan. 7
4, 1909; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1909-) :
Chattanooga, Tenn. (H 121212, Jan. ~
4, 1909; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1909.)
Chickamauga park. 1,2. (H121378, |
121374, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec.
29, 1908.)
Cincinnati, Ohio.
(H 120153, Dee. 21, 1908; 2 c. Dec, 22,
1908.)
Lookout mountain. 1-3. (H121368— —
121370, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec. ©
29, 1908. )
Missionary ridge. 1, 2. (H121371,7
1213872, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec. of each Dec.
29, 1908.)
Nashville, Tenn., Parthenon. (H
121213, Jan. 4, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1909.) ©
Bullock co’s plant |
4
-
. 14, Jan., 1809
NES PHOTO co.—Continued.
Orchard knob. 1-6. (H 1213862-
121367, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec.
29, 1908.
- Rossville, Ga., Iowa monument. 10
=.) 6( Hf 121375, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c.
‘Dec. 29, 1908.)
Vanderbilt University. (H 121214,
Jan. 4, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1909.)
Hau (D. B.), La Conner, Wash.
io [864-870
‘Mount Baker, 4-8, 10, 13. (H
120212-120218, Dec. 22, 1908.)
Hammock (C. S.), Philadelphia, Pa.
| [S71
(F 72128, Jan. 7,
_ Tioga prints.
1909.)
‘Hanson (C. H.) & co., inc., Lowell,
| Mass. [872
_ Just arrived. (F 71994, Jan. 4,
1909.) :
Harpy (G.), Boston, Mass. [873, 874
_ Altogether thine. (F 70802, Nov. 25,
1908.)
Peter Pan.
1908. )
" 2c of each Dec. 3, 1908.
Hare (Mrs. ALice), Santa Clara, Cal.
[875-879
Entrance to the Redwoods.—Haci-
enda.—Nature’s delicate tracery.—On
the border of the pines.—Sun dappled
way. [5 photographs] (H 1203897-
120401, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Hare (Geo. J.), Buffalo, N. Y [880
Packing the last bag. (H 120146,
Dec. 21, 1908.)
Harrer (FLoyp V.), Newark, N. J.
881, 882
(EF 70801, Noy. 25,
At the anvil. (H 120948, Jan. 2,
1909.)
At the forge. (H 120949, Jan. 2,
1909.)
Harris (Isaac), Boston, Mass.
[883-891
Children of the north.—Happy Nor-
wegian family.—Home in the north.—
Interior of the old Fantof church.—
Market day in the far north.—Old
spinning wheel.—Playing forty-fives.—
Pride of Bride’s glen.—Quietude in
Norway. [9 photographs.] (H119682-
119690, Dec. 14, 1908.)
Harris & Ewine, Washington, D. C.
a. [892
‘Roosevelt (Ethel). (H 120265, Dee.
22, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
928.
HARRISON & HARRIS STUDIO, Knoxville,
Tenn. [893
Indian maiden. (H 120618, Dec. 30,
1908.)
HARTMANN (ERNEST F.), Rutherford,
ING ale [894
Family tree of coal tar. (G 20409,
Noy. 20, 1908; 2 ec. Dec. 12, 1908.)
HARVEY (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[895-903
Corn dance. (H 120163, Dee. 22,
1908; 2 ce. Dec. 14, 1908.)
Grand canyon, South wall.
121268, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Old men singing. (H 120164, Dee,
22, 1908; 2c. Dec. 14, 1908.)
Santo Domingo. 1-5. (H 120166—
£20470; Dee... 22,1908; 2 e; -ot veaeh
Dec. 14, 1908.)
Santo Domingo buck. (H 120165,
Dec. 22, 1908; 2c. Dec. 14, 1908.)
HAYES LITHOGRAPHING ©OoO., Buffalo,
We 3 [904-908
Boston terriers.—Cherries.—Expect-
ancy.—Tennis girl. [4 chromos] (G
20582-20585, Dec. 18, 1908.)
Iroqgouis maid. (H 120848, Dec. 18,
1908. )
HEIDELL (LAFAYETTE), Rochester, N. Y.
909 -.
(HI 120059, Dec.
(i
It’s all in the bait.
18, 1908. )
HIcKMAN (R.), Ames, Colo. [910-912
Silverton range. (H 121343, Jan. 7,
1909. )
Ophir loop, Colo. (H 1213844, Jan. 7,
1909. )
Silverton trail. (H 121342, Jan. 7,
1909.)
Hitt (Harry E.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
[9138
Typical Florida. (H 119814, Dec.
16, 1908.)
Hitt (R.), Philadelphia, Pa. [914-928
Anol. (F 68678, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Babbling brook. (F 68674, Sept. 19,
1908.)
Country life for mine. (KF 68676,
Sept. 19, 1908.)
Fishing smack.
1908.)
Guess again.
1908.)
Hauling over the coals.
Sept. 19, 1908.)
(EF 68679, Sept. 19,
(FF. 69567, Oct“ 21,
(F 68680,
13
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Hint (R.)—Continued.
Just you and me.
19, 1908.)
(F 68682, Sept.
My pet. (F 69568, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Old faithful. (F 69566, Oct. 21,
1908. )
Pick of the herd. (IF 68685, Sept.
19, 1908.)
Pride of the farm. (F 69565, Oct.
21, 1908.)
Pride of the household. (F 69569,
Oct. 21, 1908.)
Three of a kind beat two pair. (F
68688, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Up-to-date. (F 69564, Oct. 21,
1908. )
Yow ll never miss your mother till
she’s gone. (IF 68690, Sept. 19. 1908.)
2 e. of each Jan. 9, 1909.
HINTERMEISTER (J. Hy.), Brooklyn,
De Oe. [929-931
Autogirl (The) (H 120888, Dec.
30, 1908.)
Cover design for magazine. (H
120839, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Smoker (The) (H 120837, Dee. 30,
1908. )
HIRSCHBERG (CARL), Buffalo, N. Y.
[932
Sitting up for Santa Claus. (F
71465, Dec. 21, 1908.)
HOLLAND (W. J.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[933-940
Daphenus felinus.—Dinohyus _hol-
landi—Group of promerycochcerus
carrikeri—Mesohippus bairdi.—Oxy-
dactylus longipes. — Promerycocherus
earrikeri.—Triceratops brevicornus.—
Trigonias osborni. [8 photographs. ]
(H 119822-119829, Dec. 17, 1908.)
Hortus (W. D.), Chicago, I.
[941-945
Apple blossom. scroll. (F 71854,
Dec. 26, 1908:)
Chrysanthemum. (F 71850, Dee.
26, 1908. )
Hamlet scroll. (F 71853, Dec. 26.
1908. )
Home and office seroll. (F 71852,
Dec. 26, 1908.)
Tablet scroll.
1908.)
Hoop (H. P.) & sons, Charlestown.
Mass. [946, 947
Everybody’s friend. 121195,
Jan. 4, 1908.)
(F 71851, Dec. 26,
(H
Hoop (H. P.) & sons—Continued.
Gretchen and Max. (H 121196, Jan
4, 1909.)
Houser (S. P.), Rutherfordton, N. C.
[948-95
he (FEF 72017,
Chimney. rock, C.
Dec. 23, 1908.)
Hickory Nut falls, N. C.
Dec. 23, 1908.) i
Pools at Chimney rock, N. C. (F
72014, Dec. 23, 1908.)
Rutherfordton, N. C. 1.
Dec. 25. 1908.)
1 c. of each Dec. 25, 1908; 1 ©. af
each Jan. 5, 1909. |
Rutherfordton, N. C. 2. - (F 72016,
Dec. 23, 1908; 2 ec. Dec. 23, 1908.) 1
Howe (J R.), Chicago, Ill. [953-956
Agatha. — Byrd. — Cynthia. — Doro- |
thy. [4 prints.] (F 71607-716108
Dec. 24, 1908.)
Hoyt (DUDLEY),
(F 72012
(F 72013,
;
New York, N. Y.
Stine (Miss Edith). <A, B.
119739, 119740, Dec. 16, 1908.)
Strauss (Mrs. Percy). (H 119738,
Dec. 16, 1908.) }
Wilson (Miss Berenice). (H119741,
Dec. 16, 1908.)
Hupson (WILL E.), Seattle, Wash...
[961
(HH
Northwest champions. 1908.
120372, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Hunt (PHINNEY S.), Valdez, Alaska.
[962-964
Alaska moose. G 2086, G 2087. (HH
121199, 121200, Jan. 4, 1909.)
eae Bill and Missouri Kid. (H
121198, Jan. 4, 1909.)
HYDE (FREDERICK BULKELEY), South-
port, Conn. 5, 966
Carnegie (Mr. and Mrs. Andrew).
H 1902. (F 71344, Dec. 16, 1908; 2
ce. Dec. 29, 1908.) . .
—— (H 119587, Dec. 11, 1908.)
IrE (WALTER W.), New York, N. Y. -
[967, 968
Basket of love——Royal coach. (H
119723, 119724, Dec. 15, 1908; 2 e¢. of
each Dec. 9, 1908.)
BANK, Chi- j
[LLINOIS TRUST & SAVING
eago, Il. [969
Bank behind the book. (G 20462,
Dec. 24, 1908.)
14
Tnonanam (NokMAN R.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [970-973
Adams (U.S. 8.) 1-38. (H 120278-
120280, Dec. 23, 1908.)
BR —full and by.-. (H- 121395, Jan.
© 8, 1909.)
Ivers (Joun Josep), Denver,
Colo.
[974
Kodak girl. (H 120051, Dec. 17,
1908.)
Jansrup (Joun E.), Mayville, N. Dak.
a [975, 976
Moonlight in the park. (H 120157,
Dec. 21, 1908.)
Park drive.
1908.)
JEssurUM (FE. C.), New York, N.
(H 120158, Dec. 21,
¥-
[977
’ Wirst dinner of Dormitory men and
)secretaries. (H 121172, Jan. 2, 1909.)
JEWELERS CIRCULAR PUB. co., New
York, IN. Y. [978
| Birth of the pearl. (G 20658, Dec.
26, 1908. )
Jounson (H. B.), Tilden, Nebr.
(979, 980
Elkhorn
river, Tilden, Nebr. (H
119658, Dec. 14, 1908.) —
Tilden public school building. (H
119657, Dec. 14, 1908.)
JOHNSTON (R. W.), studios, Pittsburg,
Pa. [981-983
__ Fire place study.—Swinging.— Wait-
lang for Santa Olaus. (H 121350-
221852, Jan. 7, 1909.)
_JupcE co., Néw York, N. Y. [984-987
_ Little Johnny and the Teddy bears.
| (F 71348, Dec. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 71396, Dec. 18, 1908.)
— (F 71686, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Sam! ito40, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Rea resin (CaRL), Little Silver, N. J.
[988, 989
FE 71456, Dee. 21,
Awaiting orders.
1908. )
‘Making friends.
1908.)
| KEMPER-THOMAS Cco., Cincinnati, Ohio.
J [990-1015
Abundance.—All . summer’s job.—
Biggest thing afloat——Bred in old Ken-
tucky.—Canoe occupied by two men.—
Christmas morning.—Crisis.—Day is
gently sinking to a close.—Family pro-
~ yiders.—For the use of the people.—
Futurity steaks.—Gee, what a_ pic-
(F 71457, Dec. 21,
i, ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
ps. 1-4, Jan., 1909
1283
KEMPER-THOMAS Co.—Continued.
nie.—Good backing—Home of the
fairies—I’m coming.—In summer’s
dreamland.—In the Shawnee valley.
In the woodland pasture.—June
bride.—On the Miami.—On the Poto-
mac.—Pepper, salt, mustard, vine-
gar—S poony pair .—Stratford-on-
Avon.—Voyage
Washington, D. C., White house
prints] {(F 71723-71748, Dec.
1908. )
KEN
[26
28,
NNEDY (Lours S.), Jackson, Mich.
[1016
Wesley (Rev. John), M. A., founder
of the Methodist church. (H 121361,
Jan. 4, 1909. )
Kerr (Mary SIGSBER),
tre. INY. [1017, 1018
Champion (The)—Next. (H 120512,
120513, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. of each Dee.
31, 1908.)
KETTERLINUS LITHO. MFG. Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [1019-1044
Algerian sunset. — Chums, — Con-
quered at last.—Easter lilies.—Flirta-
tion.—Forgetting toil Forgiveness.—
Gathering seaweed.—Gone dry.—Hap-
py days.—Little bright eyes.—Little
daughter.—Little gardener.—Medita-
tion.—Merry widow.—Mose and Eph-
raim.—Mute appeal.—Old swimming
hole. — Our boy. — Reverie. — School
days.—Snow girl.—Sweet mother.—
Sweet sixteen.—Untamed monarchs.—
Woodland echoes. [26 prints.] (FE
72019-72048, 72045, Jan. 5, 1909.)
tockville Cen-
KirFER (EDWIN H.), New => York,
a Gs [1045
Rose, Olive and Violet. (H 120514,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ce. Dec. 31, 1908.)
KILLELEA (J. J.) & co., North Ben-
nington, Vt. [1046-12838
Antwerp, Belgium. 2608.— Baden
Baden, Germany. 2814, 2817, 2818.—
Barcelona, Spain. 38619.—Bastia, Cor-
sica, harbor. 3911.—Berne, Switzer-
land. 2904.—Bilboa, Spain. 3613.—
Bordeaux, France. 2508. — Bruges,
Belgium. 2618.—Brussels, Belgium.
2604.—Caleutta, India. 43816.—Cape
Town, SS. Africa. 5502.—Carniva!
scene, Rue Messina, France. 2515.—
Cologne, Germany. 2804.—Delhi, In-
dia. 4301, 4317.—Dublin, — Ireland.
2102, 2104.— Edinburgh, Scotland.
22038, 2216.—Frankfort on the Main,
Germany. 2802, 2803.—Hague (The),
Holland. 2716.—lizaka, a popular
summer resort, Japan. — Iquique,
Chili. 1502.—Karnak, Egypt. 3407.—
15
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1284
KILLELEA (J. J.) & co.—Continued.
Kin Kiang, China. © 4712.—IKonigs-
berg, Germany. 2811.—London, Eng-
land. 2005.—Memphis, Egypt. 38405.—
Milan, Italy. 3013.—Monte Carlo.
2520, 2522.—Naerodal, Norway.
2316.—Nan King, China. 4703.—Naz-
areth, Palestine, Mary’s well. 3508.—
Nice, France, carnival. 2514.—North
Wales. 2037, 2039, 2040.—Oporto,
Portugal. 38702.— Parana, Argentine
Republic. 1603.—Paris, France. 2502,
2503. — Pernambuco, Brazil. 1402. —
Pompeii and Vesuvius, Italy. 38002.—
Portugalete, Spain. 8614.—Rio de Ja-
neiro, Brazil. 1403.—Rotterdam, Hol-
land. 2710.—Royal gorge, canyon of
the Arkansas, Colorado. 426.—St. Pe-
tersburg, Russia. 2402.—-Schveningen,
Holland. 2723. — Strassburg, Ger-
many. 2806.—Thames river, England.
2019, 2020.—Thun and Lake of Thun
from castle, Switzerland. 2903. (H
119744-119800, Dec. 18, 1908; 2 c. of
each Dec. 16, 1908.)
Agra, India. 04802, 043805, 042806,
043811, 043822.—Ahmedabad, India.
04312, 043821.—Algiers, Algeria. 04005,
04007, 04009, 04010, 04012.—Amster-
dam, Holland: 02701, 02702, 02704,
02719.—Anmritsar, India. 04322.—Ant-
werp, Belgium. 02605—-02607.—Athens,
Greece. 03301, 03302.—Bankok, Siam.
04501, 04502, 04505.—Barcelona, Spain.
03621.—Beira, South Africa. 05503.—
Benares, India. 04310.—Bilboa, Spain.
03615.—Boating on Thames, England.
02018, 02018.—Bologna, Italy. 03012.—
Bordeaux, France. 02507.—Bosphorus
near Constantinople, Turkey. 03204.—
Brighton, England. 02029, 02030,
02032.— Brussels, Belgium. 02601-—
02603.—Buenos Ayres, Argentine Re-
public. 01601, 01602.—Cairo, Egypt.
03408.—Cape Town, South Africa.
05501.—Carlsruhe, Germany. 02807,
02808.—Cheops, Egypt, Sphinx and
pyramid.—Ching Kiang, China. 04706.
—Christiania, Norway. 02317.—Con-
stantinople, Turkey. 03201-03203.—
Constantine, Algeria, Natural bridge.
04008.—Cork, Ireland. 02105.—Coun-
try road, Japan. 05016.—Currecanti
Needle Block canyon, Colo. 0430.—
Damascus, Palestine. 03506.—Delhi,
India. 04807, 04319, 04823.—Dublin,
Ireland. 02101—Edinburgh, Scotland.
02201, 02205-02211, 02214, 02215.—
Epsom, England. 02021-02023.—Genoa,
Italy. 08006, 03008, 03009.—Glacier
point and Yosemite falls, Cal. 0612.—
Grand canyon, Ariz. 0401.—Grand
canyon of the Arkansas, Colo. 0427.—
Haarlem, Holland. 02714, 02715.
NG.
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 4
IXILLELEA (J. J.) & co.—Continued.
Hanging bridge, canyon of the Arkan-
sas, Colo. 0425.—Henley, England.
02014-02016.—Hong Kong, China
04701, 04704, 04707, 04710.— Jerusalem.
Palestine. 03501, 035038, 03505.—Ke
nigsberg, Germany. 02812, 02813.—
Lake Yumoto, Japan. 05012.—Las
Arenas, Spain. 03616.—Lisbon, Por-
tugal. 03701, 03703.—Liverpool, Eng-
land. 02034-02036.—London, England.
02002, 02004, 02007, 02009, 02011, 02012,
—Lucknow, India. 04808, 04314.—
Maidenhead on the Thames, England.
02017.—Malta. 03901, 03902, 03904.
Manila, P. I. 05102: 05104.—Manitou
and Pikes peak, Colo. 0429.—Mar-
seilles, France. 02509-02511.— Me-
gara, Greece, Peasant girls. 03303.
Monte Carlo, Casino and gardens,
02521.—Monte Video, Uruguay. 01701,
01702.—Moscow, Russia. 02404-02406.
—Naples from the harbor, Italy.
038001.—New York, N. Y. 01.—Nice,
France. 02518, 02516, 02518.—Nijni-
Novgorod, Russia. 02407, 02408.—
Ningho, China. 04711.—Ondo, Japan.
05011.—Ostend, Belgium. 02614,
02615.—Paris, France. 02501, 02504.—
Pisa, Italy. 03004.—Public gardens
and government building, Argentine
Republic. 01604.—Queenstown, Ire-
land, Cathedral. 02106.—Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil. 01404.—Rome, Italy.
03003.—Rotterdam, Holland. 02711.—
Saigon, Indo-China. 04503, 04512.—
St. Petersburg, Russia. 02403.— Salt
Lake City, Utah. 04381.—San Fran-
cisco, Cal. 0601-0605, 0607-0610.—
San Sebastian, Spain. 03620.—Schve-
ningen, Holland. 02722.—Shanghai,
China. 04705, 04708.—Shepherds and
flock, Greece. 033804.—Siamese temple
at Watchang. 04506. Singapore.
04508, 04510.—Stockholm, Sweden.
02361, 02362.—Thames and Windsor
castle, England. 02027.—Tunis, Tunis.
04018, 04016.—Usa, Japan. 05004,
05008.—Venice, Italy. 03014, 03015.—_
Windsor castle near London, Eng.
02026.—Yabakei, Japan. 05009.—Yel-
lowstone Park. 0801.—Yosemite val-
ley, Cal. 0613. (H 120991-121171, ©
Jan. 2, 1809.)
Kip .(B..M.), Canton, Noa
[1284, 1285
St. Lawrence university, Canton,
N. Y.. A, .B. (CH 1209c5)) aoe
Jan. 2, 1909 ; 2 c. of each Nov. 23, 1908.) ©
KLEMETSRUD (O. H.), Twin Valley,
Minn. [1286-1291
Gary, Minn., Greetings from. 1, 2./
(H 120878. 120374, Dec. 14, 1908.) j
| ev?
hs ~
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
os. 1-4, Jan., 1909
‘Kiemersrvp (O. H.)—Continued.
_ Heiberg Park, Minn. (H 120878,
pe: 14, 1908.)
Twin Valley, Minn. 1-38. (H120375-
220377, Dec. 14, 1908.)
2c. of each Dec. 26, 1908.
Kropot (SicMuNpD), Knox, Ind.
[1292-1304
Bass Lake, Ind. 1-7. (H 120914—
120918, 120920, 120921, Dec. 31, 1908;
1c. of each Noy. 17, 1908; 1 c. of each
mec. 31, 1908.) .
—8. (H 120919, Dec. 31, 1908; 2
ce. Dec. 31, 1908.)
Knox, Ind. 1,2. (H 120922, 120923,
Dec. 31, 1908; 1 c. of each Nov. 17,
1908 ; 1 ec. of each Dec. 31, 1908.)
; (H 120924, Dec. 31, 1908; 2
é. Dec. 31, 1908.)
- North Judson, Ind. 1. (H 120925,
Dec. 31, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 31, 1908.)
——2. (H. 120926, Dec. 31, 1908;
1c. Nov. 17, 1908; 1 ¢. Dec. 31, 1908.)
KiuMp (CHARLES MICHAEL), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [1805-1316
Birthday greetings. 12 constella-
tions. (F 71091-71102, Nov. 27, 1908;
2 c. of each Dec. 18, 1908.)
KNABE (WM.) co., New York, N. Y.
[1317
Frederick (Pauline) at the piano.
(H 119718, Dec. 15, 1908.)
KNAFFL & BRO., Knoxville, Tenn.
[1818-1335
- Autumn queen. — Aurelia. — Corn
queen. — Elaine.— Fair shot. — Ger-
trude.—Girl of the golden west.—
Gypsy queen. — Harriet.—Kathleen.—
Magdalen. — Marjorie. — Martha. —
Omaha girl.—Prairie flower.—Ruth.—
Tamborine girl— Velma. [18 photo-
graphs] (H 119523-119540, Dec. 11,
1908. )
KNOEDLER (H. L.), New York, N. Y.
[1336
Queen Victoria at the age of forty;
by F. G. Stevenson. (F 71381, Dec.
18, 1908.)
KoLp pros., Grand Canyon, Ariz.
[1337
Difficulties of photographing the
Grand canyon. (H 120089, Dec. 19,
1908. )
Kunze (L. G.), Chicago, Ill.
- Watermelons; by C. P. Ream.
20460, Dec. 24, 1908.)
[1338
(G
AND PRINTS, ETC.
1366
LADD (ELIZABETH A.), Needham,
Mass. [1339-1345
Needham, Mass. 1-3. (H 120079-
120081, Dec. 19, 1908.)
——1—4. (H 121276-121279, Jan. 6,
1909.)
LA FRANCESCA CoO., Louisville, Ky.
[1346
Rosy-posy girl. (G 203845, Dec. 7,
1908; 2 ec. Dee. 18, 1908.)
LANGILL (Howarp H. H.), Hanover,
N. H. [1347
Dartmouth football team, 1908-9.
(H 119437, Dec. 7, 1908; 1 ec. Dee. 7,
1908; 1 c. Dee. 14, 1908.)
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., Chicago, Il.
[1348-1352
Berkeley, Cal. (H 120985, Jan. 2,
1909.)
Dinner tendered Mr. Richard
Croker. (H 119244, Dec. 5, 1908; 2 ¢.
Dec. 19, 1908.)
Dinner tendered Signo Giulio Gatti
Casazza. (H 119242, Dec. 5, 1908;
Dec. 19, 1908.)
Harvard vs. Yale, New Haven, Conn.,
Noy, 21. 1908. : (CH. 119243, Dec...5;
1908; 2 ce. Dec. 19, 1908.)
Wedding dinner, Stephen Brooks
Rosenthal and Millicent Moses. (H
119245, Dee. 5, 1908; 2 ce. Dee. 19,
1908. )
Ex. (5, C.) Corbin, Ky.
Corbin, Ky. 3348-3351.
121205, Jan. 4, 1909.)
LEAVITT (EDWIN M.), Rutland,
[1953-1356
(H 121202-
Mass.
[1357
Massachusetts state
doctors’ dining
7, 1909.)
S. Dak.
[1358-1363
Belle Fourche, S. Dak., Brooklyn.—
Belle Fourche, S. Dak., greetings
from.—Belle Fourche Minnehaha.—
Our honey moon on the claim.—Sec-
ond crop.—Sunny bend on the Belle
Fourche river. (H 121234-121239,
Jan. 4, 1909; 2 ec. of each, Jan.. 5,
1909. )
LENZ (ALFRED), Chicago, I. [1364
Gift of time. (EF 71453, Dec. 21,
1908. )
LEVERING (A. R.),
Rutland, Mass.,
sanitorium, Interior
room. (H 121345, Jan.
LEELAND ART CO., Mitchell,
East Northfield,
Mass. [1365, 1366
East Northfield, Mass., Lovers’ re-
treat. (H 120420, Dec. 28, 1908.) .
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1367
La&vertneé (A. R.)—Continued.
In the forest. (H 120419, Dec. 28,
1908. )
LICHTMAN (B.), Chicago, Ill. [1367
Helen. (F 71454, Dec. 21, 1908.)
LIFE PUBLISHING Co., New York, N. Y.
[1868-13872
Christmas morning. (F 71431, Dec.
t9, 1908.)
Faith. (F 72110, Jan. 6, 1909.)
Forty miles away from anywhere.
(F 72111, Jan. 6, 1909.)
Investigating committee.
Dec. 14, 1908.)
Why is your neighbor’s paper more
attractive than your own? (F 71658,
Dec. 26, 1908.)
LILLIE (R. D.), Lansing, Mich.
[1373, 1874
(H 120269, 120270,
(F 71298,
Playmates. a, b.
Dec. 23, 1908.)
LIVERMORE & KNIGHT co., Providence,
R. ¥. [1375
Great old world. (F 71635, Dec. 26,
1908. )
LOEBER (CHARLES K.), New York, N. Y.
[1376
Brooklyn, N. Y., Masonic temple. (H
119820, Dec. 18, 1908.)
LOEFFLER
N. Y.
Maine (U.S. 8.) 1190.
Dec. 16, 1908.)
Seneca [steam yacht]
119748. Dec. 16, 1908.)
LocaAn (MeEpDA), United States.
[1379, 13880
Fare well old year.—Welcome new
year. (F 70242, 70248, Nov. 9, 1908;
2c. of each Dec. 26, 1908.)
LORENZ (JOHN A.), Boston, Mass.
[1381
(H 119656, Dec.
(AucusT), Tompkinsville,
[1377, 1878
(H 119742,
1hO1. (CH
Farlow (Alfred)
14, 1908.)
LorEy (GUSTAVE), Albany, N. Y.
[13882
Trask (Mrs. Spencer) (H 121327,
Jan. 6, 1909.)
LOUNSBURY (FRED C.), Plainfield, N. J.
[1383-1886
Lincoln and birthplace.—Lincoln and
LineolIn delivering Gettysburg ad-
dress.—Lincoln and Lincoln splitting
rails.—Lincoln and White house. (F
12057-72060, san. 5, 1909; 2 ¢. Jan. 5,
1909.)
if
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
LYNDON
Mich.
Culture. Opening
120060, Dec. 18, 1908.)
Culture principals.
17, 1908.)
Prof. S. and R.
1908. )
|
—
sf
McCartHy (DANIEL), New York, N. Y. ©
[1390
|
A
(ALFRED S.), Ann Arbor,
[1387-1389
act Ff.
(H 120045, Dec.
(H 120044, Dee. 17,
Let us be friends once more.
71703, Dee. 28, 1908.)
McCartHy (HELEN
tham, Mass.
Air-line limited. (F 71849, Dec. 29,
1908; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1908.)
McCLELLAND (W. W.) CoO., Piha
Pa. [1392
Benevolent and protective order ott ;
Elks. (G 20662, Jan. 9, 1909; 2 @®
Noy. 21, 1908.)
McCuvureE (T. C.), New York, N. ¥,
1398-1419
Bub, he’s always to blame. (KF
71231, Dec. 12, 1908.)
7
—— (F 71446, Dec. 19, 1908.)
4
4
‘“
LOVEJOY),
— (F 71667, Dec. 26, 1908.)
(F 71949, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Mary and her little lamb. (F 71233,
Dec. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 71447, Dec.
—— (F 71669, Dec. 26, 1908.)
— (F 71951, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
19, 1908.) .
(EO
71229, Dec. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 71665, Dec. 26, 1908.)
(F 71947, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Simon’s merry Xmastree. (F 71232,
Dec. 12, 1908. )
Simon Simple’s pet jibboon.
71448, Dec. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 71668, Dec. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 71950, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F 71230, Dec. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 71445, Dec. 19, 1908.)
— (F 71666, Dec. 26, 1908.)
— (F 71948, Jan. 2, 1909.)
McDANIEL (Harry), Fort Recovery, —
Ohio. [14138
Wabash River bridge, Fort Recovery,
Ohio. (H 117308, Oct. 21, 1908; 2c.
Dec. 11, 1908.)
(F
18
5
a
{
nos. 1-4, Jan., 1909
MANNING (F. S.), Chicago, Il.
(1414, 1415
Eternal quest. (F 71467, Dec. 21,
1908. )
Girlhood. (F 71466, Dec. 21, 1908.)
Marceau (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[1416-1418
Croker (Richard) 1-3. (H119558-
119560, Dec. 11, 1908.)
MARKOE (WM. F.), White Bear Lake, |
Minn.
~$t. Paul, Minn., Bridal scene from
iorama of the new cathedral. (H
121201, Jan. 4, 1909.)
MATZENE co., Chicago, Ill. [1420-1423
Muldon (Rt. Rey. P. J.), Bishop of
Rockford, Ill. 1-4. (H 120951-120954,
Jan. 2, 1909.) |
MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio. [1424-1459
Bertha. (G 20399, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Cold kindness. (G 20456, Dee. 24,
1908. )
Golfing. (G 20395, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Hunting. (G 203896, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Meeting place. (G 20457, Dec. 24,
1908. )
My favorite.
1908. )
Racing.
Song of summer time.
Nov. 27, 1908.)
(G 20556, Dec. 28,
(G 20397, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Summer ramble. (G 20455, Dec. 24,
1908.)
Virginia. (G 20651, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Who wouldn’t. (G 20458, Dec. 24,
1908. )
Yachting. (G 20898, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Bride (The)—Church of Sta.
Marie.—Contentment.—Cool retreat.—
Good sport.—Harvest maid.—Her first
lesson.—In trouble.——Indian creek.—
Lake Erie.—Let’s kiss and make up.— |
Mariner’s guide.—Meadowbrook.—
Misty morn.—Mitchell’s bay.—Out for
a spin.—Pastureland.—Prince.—Sun-
Hyside.—Tennis girl—Two lovers.—
Undecided.—U n ex pect ed.—yYankee
Doodle up to date. [24 chromos.] (G
20431-20454, Dec. 28, 1908.)
MEEKER (ELIZABETH D.), Elizabeth,,
N. J. [1460
(G 20412, |
[1419 |
|
i
|
|
|
I walked in the garden of the soul. |
(F 71539, Dec. 22, 1908; 2 c. Dee. 18,
1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, PTC.
1519
MELINA (RoBERTO), New York, N. Y.
! [1461-1472
At the opera.—a<Athletie girl.Auto
girl. — Farewell. — Good-bye. — My
chum. — Summer.— Sweet sixteen. —
There’s nobody just like you.—Waiting
for you.u—Would you like to learn to
love me.—Would you like to love me.
[12 prints] (EF 71361-71372, Dec. 8,
1908; 2 ce. of each Oct. 17, 1908*.)
MENTHOLATION Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
[1473
Happy child. (H 120057, Dec. 18,
1908. )
MEYERCORD COMPANY, Chicago, Ill.
[1474-1477
Fantasy. (G 20098, Oct. 28, 1908.)
Father Time. (G 20099, Oct. 28,
1908. )
First American. (G 19939, Oct. 21,
1908. )
New year’s cupids. (G 20344, Nov.
25, 1908.)
2c. of each Jan. 6, 1909.
MILier (C. R.), McCloud, Cal.
[1478-1481
Klamath falls, Oregon.—Mt. Shasta
and Klamath falls, Oregon.—Mt.
Shasta, from Dorris, Cal.—Upper Kla-
math lake and Link river. (H 121230—-
1212383, Jan. 4, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1909.)
MILLET (F. D.), New York, N. Y.
- [1482-1485
Baltimore custom-house mural decor-
ations. 14. (F 71166-71169, Dec. 10,
1908; 2 ce. Dee. 15, 1908.)
MITCHELL (JOHN J.), New York, N. Y.
[1486, 1487
American fashions. Sartorial art
journal. December, 1908. Supple-
ments A, B. (F 67142, 67143, July 16,
1908 ; 2 ec. of each Dec. 17, 1908.)
MOELLER (LOvtIs A.), New York, N. Y.
[1488-1490
Starting a bank account. 1-3. (F
71821-71823, Dec. 29, 1908: )
MOFFETY STUDIO, Chicago, Il. [1491
Barnard (Miss Kate). (H 121341,
Jan. 7, 1909.)
Moore (A.), Brooklyn, N. Y. [1492
New York, N. Y. Church of St. Mary
the Virgin, interior. (H 119606, Dec.
14, 1908.) -
MOoorEHOUSE (HE. H.), Portland, Oregon.
_ [1493-1519
Angel’s Rest. 116. (H 120350, Dec.
24, 1908.)
19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1520
MoorEnouse (HE. H.)—Continued.
Beach road. (H 120444, Dec. 28,
1908. )
Bridal Veil bluff. 145, 146.
120852, 120353, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Bridal Veil bluff and Angel’s Rest,
(H
general view of the Needles. 140. (H
120354, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Bridal Veil creek. 127. (H 120351,
Dec. 24, 1908.)
Cape Horn. 159, 161-163. (H
120355-120358, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Caramel rock and steamer. 167.
(H 120359, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Cascade rapids and abutment of the
Bridge of the Gods. 174. (H 120360,
Dec. 24, 1908.)
Columbia river. 165, 110-112, 114,
118. (H 120861-120366, Dec. 24,
1908. )
Fish ladder on Clackamas. 170.
(Hi 120367, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Gordon falls. 128. (H 120368, Dec.
24, 1098.)
Home pasture. 179. (H 120445,
Dec. 28, 1908.)
Lower rapids. 176. (H 120446,
Dec. 28, 1908.)
O. R. & N. passing the Needles. 138.
(H 120369, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Oneonta east bluff and engine.
(H 120447, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Rooster rock. 168. (H 120370, Dec.
24, 1908.)
Sand beach.
1808. )
Steamer leaving the Cascade locks.
1738. (H 120871, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Moses (Harorp D.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[1520
(H 121340, Jan.
181.
(H 120448, Dec. 28,
Homeward bound.
7, 1909.)
Mowerer (G. E.), Louisville, Ky.
[1521
Ohio falls in the big slough. (H
120943, Jan. 2, 1909.) |
Munn & co., New York, N. Y. [1522
Magnitude of the salt industry. (F
71537, Dec. 21, 1908.)
MurpHy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [1523-1529
Bed-time stories. (G 20550, Dec. 26,
1908. )
Black diamonds. (F 71661, Dec. 26,
1908.)
In summer meadows. (F 71662,
Dec. 26, 1908.)
20
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 4
Mureuy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
In the swim. (F 71663, Dec. 26,
1908. )
Olive. (F 71664, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Ona point. (F 71660, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Through winter woods.
Dec. 26, 1908.)
Myers (Court), Germantown, N. Y.
[1530
(F 71922,
(F 71633,
Camp creek bridge. 1.
Dec. 31, 1908.)
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH CO., Chicago, IIL.
[1531-1536
Comfort and protection.—Easy to
pilot—Morning call.—Morning’s shop-
ping.—On the boulevard. [6 photo-
graphs] (H 119588-119598, Dee. 12,
1908. )
NATIONAL THEFT-PREVENTION CO., Chi-
cago, Ill. [1537
Subscriber’s certificate of the Na-
tional theft-prevention co. (G 20356,
Dec. 7, 1908; 2 ce. Nov. 23, 1908.*)
NEAL (E. B.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[15388-1579
Adele.—Anabelle.— Babette.—Chauf-
feur.—Carmelita.—Duck pond.—Dur-
ing the noon hour.—Fairy land.—
Family prayers. — Fanchon. — Fixing
"em = =up.—Flirt.—F loretta.—Florine.—
Her sweet smile still haunts me.—I’m
ready for milking.—In New England.—
In Ohio.—In the Michigan lakes.—In-
the narrows of the Delaware river.—
In the receiving line. — Kentucky
belles.—Knee deep in timothy.—Land
of plenty.—Land where the birches
erow.—Last shot.—Light of mother-
hood.—Lillian.—Love laughs at the
blacksmith. — Maxine.— Merry wid-
ow.—Mill stream.—Motor car before
the war.—My lady.—Pioneer.—Riding
girl—Sylvia.— Tennis girl. — There’s
nothing like it—Three graces.—Wait-
ing for the ferry.—When the lights are
low. [42 prints] (F 71749-71790, Dec.
28, 1908. )
NEVADA PHOTO. CO., Virginia City, Nev.
[1580-1583
Carson, Nev. 268-271. (H 119510-
119513, Dee. 11, 1908.) .
NEW ERA ASSOCIATION, Grand Rapids,
Mich. [1584, 1585
Howling success. (IF 71623, Dec. 26,
1908.)
Treasures. (EF 71559, Dec. 23, 1908.) -
NEw YorRK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorRK HERALD co.), Jersey City,
Nessie [1586-1614
Book-taught Bilkins. (IF 71342, Dec.
15, 1908.)
;
‘nos. 1-4, Jan., 1909
“New York EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorK HERALD co.)—Continued.
_ Book-taught Bilkins. (F 715538, Dec.
22, 1908.).
| —— (F 71902, Dec. 30, 1908.)
(EF 72088, Jan. 5, 1909.)
| Dream of the rarebit fiend.
71221, Dec. 11, 1908.)
— (F 713818, Dec 14, 1908.)
— (F 71500, Dec. 18, 1908.)
— (F 71508, Dec. 21, 1908.)
— (F 71699, Dec. 26, 1908.)
— (F 71808, Dec. 28, 1908.)
— (F 71980, Jan. 2, 1909.)
(F 72010, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Neighborly Miss Nosey. (F 71312,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
—— (F 71507. Dec.
— (F 71807, Dec.
(F 72009, Jan.
Pazaza, it’s great.
17, 1908.)
(F
21, 1908. )
28, 1908.)
4, 1909.)
(F 713880, Dec.
— (F 71617, Dec.
*____ (F 71981, Jan.
.—_ (F 72134, Jan.
_ Pilgrim’s progress.
16, 1908.)
—— (F 71599, Dee. 23, 1908.)
— (F 71903, Dec. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 72119, Jan. 6, 1909.)
24, 1908.)
2, 1909.)
7, 1909.)
(F 71357, Dec.
Two’s company, three’s a crowd. (F
72011, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 71239, |
Dec. 12, 1908.)
— (F 71508, Dec. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 71700, Dec. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 71982, Jan. 2, 1909.)
New YorK HERALD coMPANY, Jersey
City, N. J. [1615-1674
Angelic Angelina. (F 71185, Dec.
10, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1908.)
aa tliso, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 c
Dec. 28, 1908.)
eae ttosl, Jan. 2, 1909.)
slot, dan. 2, 1909;
Jan. 11, 1909.)
Atlantic passenger fleet dwindles.
(F 72008, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Buster Brown. (F 71182, Dec. 10,
1908; 2 ec. Dec. 18, 1908.)
(© 71188, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 e.
Dec. 28, 1908.)
ae mio, Jan, 2, 1909.)
— (F 71974, Jan. 2, 1909; 2 ¢. Jan.
11, 1909.)
Dy GS
|
|
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
1674
New YorK HERALD COMPANY—Cont’d.
Christmas puzzle page. (F 71355,
Dec. 16, 1908; 2 ec. Dec. 18, 1908.)
Daily hint from Paris.- (F 71220,
Dec. 11, 1908.)
—— (F 71238, Dec. 12, 1908.)
— (F 71314, Dec. 14, 1908.)
—— (F 71315, Dec, 14, 1908;
Dec. 15, 1908.)
— (F 713816, Dec.
— (F 71356, Dec. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 71379, Dec. 17, 1908.)
— (F 71501, Dec. 18, 1908.
— (F 71502, Dec. 19, 1908.)
F 71504, Dec. 19, 1908;
Dec. 21, 1908.)
bo
ie)
14, 1908.)
eee (2
ae ea
71505, Dec.
71554, Dec.
* 71597, Dec.
71618, Dec.
71696, Dec.
71697, Dec.
21, 1908.)
22, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
24, 1908.)
26, 1908.)
26, 1908.)
ee i
rey f))
ee di
=i
SSS
71698, Dec. 26, 1908; 2 «.
Dec. 28, 1908.)
— (F 71809, Dec. 28, 1908; 2 «.
Dec. 29, 1908.)
— (F 71815, Dec. 29, 1908;
Dec. 30, 1908.)
— (F 71901, Dec. 30, 1908.)
(EK 71931, Dee. 31, 1908; 2 e«.
Jan. 2, 1908.)
(F 719838, Jan. 2, 1909.)
—— (F 71984, Jan. 2, 1909.)
—— (F 72006, Jan. 4, 1909.)
— (F 72007, Jan. 4, 1909.)
— (F 72089, Jan. 5, 1909.)
— (F 72135, Jan. 7, 1909; 2 c. Jan.
8, 1909.)
— (F 72144, Jan. 8, 1909.)
Decrease in winter travel. (F
11S Pee, 255 190s: 2 «& Dee. 29,
1908. )
Fluffy Ruffles. (F 72143, Jan. 8,
1808; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1909.)
Fluffy Ruffles calendar, 1909. (F
719738, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
71187, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1908. )
—— (FE 71193, Dee. 10, 1908; 2 «¢.
Dec. 28, 1908.)
— (F 71967, Jan. 2, 1909.)
——(F 71979, Jan. 2, 1909; 2 «@
Jan. 11, 1909.)
21
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1675
New York Heratp company—Cont’d.
Mediterranean travel engages twen-
ty-one of the Atlantic liners. (F
71317, Dec. 14, 1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
71183, Dee. 10, .1908:, 2 ¢. Dee. 18;
1908. )
——(F 71191, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 c.
Dee. 28, 1908.)
— (F 71969, Jan. 2, 1909.)
—— (F 71977, Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan.
11, 1909.)
Puzzle page. (F 71598, Dec. 23,
1908; 2 ce. Dec. 28, 1908.)
Returning immigrants cause in-
crease in Atlantic passenger fleet. (F
71506, Dec. 21, 1908.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 71186,
Dee: 10, 1908 ;°2 e. Dec. 18, 1908.)
——(F 71190, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 e¢.
Dee. 28, 1908.)
———— (271970; Jan. 2, 18092)
—- (F 71976, Jan. 2, 1909: 2 c. Jan.
11, 1909.)
Waggles in Wonderland. (F 71184,
Dec. 10, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1908.)
— (F 71192, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 «.
Dec. 28, 1908. )
— + (#71968, Jan. 2, 1909.)
— (F 71978, Jan. 2, 1909; 2c. Jan.
11, 1909.)
New York TIMES co., New York, N. Y.
[1675-1679
Opera rehearsals. (F 71499, Nov.
24, 1908. )
Some impressions of the passing
Show. (F 71498, Nov. 21, 1908.)
ao (EY TASIs: “Dec, 28. 1908" 72 c!
Dec. 29, 1908. )
-—— (EF 72087, Jan. 5, 1909.)
—— (F 72341, Jan. 12, 1909.)
NEWCOMBE (Gro. E.) & co., New York,
eX: [1680-17238
_ American girl—Arab.—Bay side.—
Berkshire highway.—Birch avenue.—
Boulder road.—Cave of the forest.—
Clarice.—-Cove road.—Domino.—Favor-
ite spot.—Fayvorites.—_Forest glade.—
Garden of Eden.—Gate to the forest.—
Geraldine. — Helping mama.— Hill-
side road.——Home in the orchard.—In
robes of spring—Indian lane.—May
day.—Monarch.—Mountain mirror.—
Nature’s mirror.—Old country seat.—
On the marsh.—Orchard.—Orchard
queen.—Parade.—Park drive.—Path by
the seat.—Prince.—Radiant beauty.—
Sentinels. — Spring. — Spring blos-
soms.— Summit mountain. — Summit
pt. Iv, 0. S., y. 4
NEWCOMBE (Geo. E.) & co.—Cont’d. |
path. — Tasting. — Treasure. — Two
roses.—White way.—Wonders of na-
ture. [44 photographs.] (H 120221—
120264, Dec. 22, 1908.)
NoL~t (CHARLES W.), Millersburg, Pa.
[1724, 1725
Pioneer auto-naiad. 1, 2. (H 120510,
120511, Dec. 30, 1908.)
NortH (OTo), Billings, Mont.
[1726-1728
Billings, Mont., Country club park.
1-3. (H 120973-120975, Jan. 2, 1909;
2 c. of each Dec. 19, 1908.)
NORTHWESTERN KNITTING CO., Minneap- |
olis, Minn. [1729, 1730
Happiness and comfort in Munsing
union suits. A, B. (H 119506, 119507,
Dec. 8, 1908.)
Nortron (M. G.), Chicago, I. [17381
Gypsy. (H 120474, Dec. 29, 1908.)
Nowak (ANTON), Jersey City, N. J.
[1782
Memorial tablet. (F 71404, Dec. 14
1908. ) :
NOWELL (FRANK H.), Seattle, Wash.
[1733-17538
Eskimo men, women, and children.
5961, 5962, 6706-6709, 6711-6721, 6691, —
6696. (H 120193-120211, Dec. 22, 1908.)
Seal hunt on Bering sea. (H 120128, —
Dec. 17, 1908.)
Seal hunters on Bering sea.
120129, Dee. 17, 1908.)
OKLAHOMA NATURAL MUTOSCENE CO.,
Washington, D. C. [1754-1756
Bank robbery. (H 120453, Dec. 28,
1908. )
Round-up in Oklahoma.
Dec. 28, 1908.)
(H
(H 120452, ©
Wolf hunt. (H 120454, Dec. 28, |
1908.)
OLSON PHOTOGRAPH Co., Plattsmouth, —
Nebr. [1757-1761
Nebraska corn. (H 120090, Dec. 19,
1908. )
Nebraska apples. (H 120092, Dec. —
19, 1908.)
Nebraska apples.
19, 1908.)
Nebraska potatoes.
19, 1908. )
Nebraska vegetables.
Dec. 19, 1908.)
(HI 120094, Dec. —
(H 120098, Dee.
(H 120091, 3
22
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, BTC.
nos. 1-4, Jan., 1909
ONnFFROY (ROLAND), JR., Philadelphia,
Pa. [1762, 1763
Model 5 and 10 cent store.—Typical
5 and 10 cent store. (F 71534,
71933, Jan. 2, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan.
5, 1909.) '
OSBORNE COo., New York, N. Y.
[1764-1799
Able seaman.—After the hunt. 1,
2.—All ready.—Booming surf. 1-3.—
Fountains Abbey - Ripen - England.—
Girl from New York. 1-3.—Girl in
pink.—His roses.—Midsummer days.—
New Year’s caller—On the lookout.—
Red and gray.—Salisbury cathedral,
England. 1, 2.—Voice of a friend.—
Waiting for her carriage. [21 prints]
(F 71637-71657, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Burke (Miss Billie).—Belford (Miss
Engenia).—Doro (Miss Marie).—Hen-
gler (Miss May).—Irving (Miss Isa-
bel).—King (Miss Rose).—Luby (Miss
Edna ).—MacDonald (Miss Chris-
tie). —Mathison (Miss Edith
Wynne).— Sanderson (Miss Julia).—
Starr (Miss Frances).—Taliaferro
(Miss Mable). [12 prints.] (F
71825-71836, Dec. 29, 1908.)
Skipper (The) 1, 2.
71924, Dec. 31, 1908.)
(F 71923,
Truants. (H 120380, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Ovurcautt (R. F.), Flushing, L. L,,
N. ¥. [1800-1828
Advance spring fashions. (KF 71255,
Dec. 5, 1908.)
Buy now and save money. (F
71279, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Chie costume specials. (F 71257,
Dec. 5, 1908.)
Compelling prices. (F 71256, Dec.
5, 1908.)
Economy is buying something good.
(F 71271, Dec. 5, 1908.)
For the bargain hungry.
Dec. 5, 1908.)
Have wife and baby protected.
71267, Dec. 5, 1908.)
If you plant corn.
(F 71277,
(F
(F 71266, Dec.
5, 1908.)
In full swing. (F 71282, Dec. 5,
1908.)
Jaunty spring ideas. (F 71280, Dec.
5, 1908.)
Make a start. (F 71265, Dee. 5,
1908. )
Make your money go far. (F 71278,
Dec. 5, 1908.)
Our anniversary sale. (EF 71283,
Dec, 5, 1908.)
1848
OvurTcaAULr (R. F.)—Continued.
Pay your bills with checks.
71268, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Put your money where it is safe.
(F 71261, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Price explosion. (F 71281, Dee. 5,
(F
1908. )
Resolved. (F 71270, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Save money. (F 71275, Dec. 5,
1908. )
Spring caprices. (F 71258, Dec. 5,
1908
Styles from fashion’s source.
71259, Dee. 5, 1908.)
We only wish for you to come into
our store. (F 71273, Dec. 5, 1908.)
When you wish to know the style.
(EF 71272, Dee. 5, 1908.)
When your money is in the bank.
(F 71269, Dec. 5, 1908.)
When your money is in a national
bank its safe. (F 71260, Dec. 5, 1908.)
When your money is in the nationa}
(F
.bank you know it is safe. (F 71262,
Dec. 5, 1908.)
Yes, I saved my money. (F 71268,
Dec. 5, 1908.)
You can get married. (F 71264,
Dee. 5, 1908.)
You can now fill your wardrobe.
71276, Dec. 5, 1908.)
You wish to give your family and
friends presents. (F 71274, Dee. 5,
1908. )
PacH (G. W.), Lakewood, N. J.
(F
[1829
Lakewood chicken farm. (H 121353.
Jan. 7, 1909.)
PACH BROS., New York, N. Y.
[18380-1838
Taft (Hon. W. H.) 88955 A-G, J,
K. (H 120501—120509, Dec. 29, 1908.)
PALMER (FRANK), Spokane, Wash.
[1839-1844
Old Way.—Pastoral scene.—Wal-
lowa, Oregon.—Wallowa lake, cows in
foreground.—Wallowa lake, Oregon.—
Wallowa river, Head water. [6 photo-
graphs. ] (H 119705-119710, Dec. 15,
1908.)
PARKER-BRAUNER CO., Washington,
[1845-1848
Cotton field girl. (G 20653, Jan. 4,
1909. )
Southern beauty. (G 20656, Jan. 6,
1909. )
23
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1849
PARKER-BRAUNER CO.—Continued.
Straw hat girl. (G 20654, Jan. 4,
1909. )
Winking girl. (G 20652, Jan. 4,
1909).
Peck (Orson W.), Traverse City,
Mich. [1849, 1850
Traverse City, Mich. 1, 2. (H
119514, 119515, Dec. 11, 1908.)
PHELAN (A. B.), New York, N. Y.
[1851-1854
Duck farm on roof. (H 119608, Dec.
14, 1908.) :
Field scene and woman milking cow.
(H 119610, Dec. 14, 1908.)
Haying on city roofs.
Dec. 14, 1908.)
Orchard on roof.
14, 1908.)
PHELPS PUB. Co., Springfield, Mass.
[1855
_ One hundred masterpieces of Christ.
(FE 72046, Jan. 5, 1909.)
PHILLIPs (Tom), Chicago, Ill.
[1856-1861
Clouds.—Feeble old man.—Judge
and the criminal—Party emblem.—
Puppy.—Saloon devotees playing cards.
[6 photographs] (H 120978-120983,
Jan. 2, 1909.)
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, New
Mork, IN: ¥. [1862
London, Hyde park, Rotton row.
(F 71824, Dec. 29, 1908.)
New York, N. Y.
[1863
Locomobile no. 16 winning the Van-
derbilt cup race, 1908. (H 118649,
Noy. 19, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1908.) *
PITMAN (TiMoTHY), Nantucket, Mass.
[1864
CEE 121275, Jan. 6,
(H 119609,
(H 119611, Dec.
PICTORIAL NEWS CO.,
Tape weaving.
1909. )
PoLLocK (RaLPH Foster), Alamo-
gordo, N. Mex. [1865, 1866
Alamogordo, N. Mex., Alameda park.
41, 2. - (Hi 120957, 120958, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Poote (B. D.), Chicago, Ill., and Bos-
ton, Mass. [1867-1891
Beach at Ormonde.—Close to her
heart.—Christmas morning.—Crops is
good. — Driving party. — Favorites.—
Follow the leader.—Grandma’s tea
party.—Guess who’s here.—In green
pastures.—In the garden of the gods.—
Little mother.—Love’s golden tide.—
Mt. Vernon, driveway.—Old log road.—
24
pi Wy, h: fae |
Poote (KE. D.)—Continued.
One minute to decide.—Private and
confidential. Returning home.—Rivy-
er’s charm.—Run on the bank.—Set-_
ting sun.—Suwanee river.—Taking the
cream.—Turn of the tide.—Uninvited
guest. [25 prints] (F 11562-71586,
Dec. 238, 1908.)
Porter (Mixton Epson), Albuquerque, i
N. Mex. [1892-1895 ©
Abeytia (Marie)— Feeding _ the |
dead.—Isleta Indian spinning wom-~
an.—Oven (The) [4 photographs]. a
120147-120150, Dec. 21, 1908; 2 & of
each Dec. 23, 1908.)
Post (J. E. H.), Baltimore, Md.
[1 896-1898
Historical documents. 1-3. (H@ j
120086-120088, Dec. 19, 1908.)
Powers (W. F.) co., New York, N. Y.
[1899 ©
To market. (F 71359) Bees
1908.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©0., Provi-. !
dence, R. I. [1900
Riot at Ephesus. (G 20465, Dec. 26, —
1908.) 3
PULLEN (BENJAMIN A.), Chicago, II. :
[1901
Memorial design.
26, 1908.)
QUINBY (FREDERICK J.), Boston, Mass.
[1902-1907 ©
Charming fan was too frail. (F
71627, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Come, since it will give itm pleas-
ure. (F 71626, Dec. 26, 1908.) |
Each one seemed very alert in writ-
(F 71701, -Dec.@
ing. (F 71628, Dec. 26, 1908.)
I ought to break this plate. (F
71625, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Oh, you may shout. (F 71629, Dec.
26, 1908.)
Paul carried the hands of the young
girl to his lips. (F 71624, Dec. 26,
1908.)
Rav (EH. C.), Mason City, Iowa. [1908
Mason City, Iowa. (H 120101, |
Dec. 19, 1908.)
Rav (WILLIAM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[1909, 1910 —
Annabelle. 112 K. K. (H 120155,
Dec. 21, 1908.)
Army and Navy football game, Nov.
28, 1908. 3406 A. (H 120156, Dec.
21, 1908.)
gos. 1-4, Jan., 1909
(C. P.), Chicago, Il.
- Delicious dozen. (F 71464, Dec. 21,
1908. )
a ape H.), Santa Barbara,
Cal. [1912-1917
Path that leads to the chapel. A-
©.—Priest and the bell.—Rose bush in
the cemetery. A, B. (H 119832-
119837, Dec. 17, 1908.)
Ricwarpson (Marcarer HL),
ie oN. Y. [1918-1922
Fire.— Little Sue. — Moral. — Res-
cue.— Temptation. (F 71210-71214,
Dec. 11, 1908.)
Rickey (CHARLES GILBERT), Columbus,
r Ohio. [1923-1925
Fishing for suckers. (H 120843,
Dec. 30, 1908.)
In bed with the grip. (H 120844,
Dec. 30, 1908.)
Whole town dry. (H 120842, Dec.
30, 1908.)
ROBERTS, JOHNSON & RAND SHOE CO.,
St. Louis, Mo. = . [1926
R. J. & R. girl. (G 20634, Dec. 30,
1908. )
RoroeRaPyH co., New York, N. Y.
Harvest.—Let’s get acquainted.—Mask
Tremoved.—Ripe.—Winner. [7 photo- |
graphs.] (H 120281-120287, Dec. 23.
1908. )
ROYAL MFG. & DISTRIBUTING CO., Balti-
more, Md. [1934
- Royal stereoscope. (F 71558, Dec.
23, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1908.)
ee (Aveustus D.), New York, N. Y.
i [1935, 1936
_ Modern fashions, spring and sum-
mer, 1909. A, B. (G 20410, 20411,
Dec. 18, 1908.)
RusseEtt (J. TowNsEND), Silver Lake,
Pa. [19387-1948
_ Can this be Mother Hilton—Fair
Mistress Stavers curtsied—He gave a
splendid banquet.—I shall yet ride in
my own chariot.—Little maid.—Mem-
ories—Old room.—Rector reads the
Service.—Sequestered among trees.—
Servant who made service seem di-
yine.—Stood Mistress Stavers.—Until
the governor rising from his chair. [10
photographs] (H 120422-120433, Dec.
28, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec. 28, 1908.)
}
a
[1911 |
New |
[1927-1933 |
Both doing well.—Correspondence.— |
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
1974
S. F. VEDANTA soctety, San Francisco,
Cal. [1949
Different views of the Hindu temple.
| (H.119704, Dec. 15, 1908.)
SaAcKEeTT & WILHELMS Co., Brooklyn,
WW. ¥. [1950-1964
Artist’s dream. (F 71935, Jan. 2,
1909.)
| Barnyard study. (F 71937, Jan. 2,
| 1909.)
Christy girl. (F 719388, Jan. 2,
| 1909.)
Cluck-eluck. (G 20424, Dec.
1908; 2 ec. Dec. 23, 1908.)
Favorite (The) (G 20425, Dee. 22,
22,
| 1908; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1908.)
Girl with the black hat. (G 20401,
| Dee. 17, 1908.)
In the gloaming. (F 71939, Jan. 2,
1909. )
Interesting subject. (F 71936, Jan.
2, 1909.)
Looking ahead. (F 71940, Jan. 2,
1909.)
Meditation. (G 20426, Dec. 22, 1908;
2 ec. Dec. 23, 1908.)
Ocean breezes.
1909. )
Old mill. (F 71942, Jan. 2, 1909.)
True blue. (G 20427, Dec. 22, 1908;
ce. Dec. 23, 1908.)
Winning miss.
(B®. T1941, Jan. 2
9
a
(G 20428, Dec. 22.
| 1908; 2 ce. Dec. 23, 1908.)
Xmas bride. (G 20429, Dec. 22,
1908; 2 ce. Dec. 23, 1908.)
SAINT GAUDENS (AvucUSTA H.), Wind-
sor, Vt. [1965-1974
Bunce (Gedney), caricature; by Au-
gustus St. Gaudens. (H 119695, Dec.
15, 1908.)
Caricature of himself; by Augustus
St. Gaudens. (H 119698, Dec. 15,
1908.)
Composition ; from Augustus St. Gau-
dens’ student sketch book. (H 119703,
Dec. 15, 1908.)
Facsimile of a letter of Augustus
St. Gaudens to Charles F. McKim.
Letter refers to the success of the
American academy in Rome and the
caricatures typify the joy of the two
friends. (H 119699, Dec. 15, 1908.)
The caricature was St. Gau-
dens’ familiar signature. (H 119700,
Dec. 15, 1908.)
Saint Gaudens (Augustus) in Paris
about 1878-80. (H 119694, Dec. 15,
1908.)
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1975
Saint GAUDENS (AuGusTA (H.)—Con.
St. Gaudens (Louis); from a draw-
ings by Augustus St. Gaudens. (H
119702, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Sketch made by Augustus St. Gau-
dens during the walking trip of 1871.
(H 119697, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Studies for a fountain; from Au-
gustus St. Gaudens’ student sketch
book. (H 119701, Dec. 15, 1908.)
Studies of Greek costume; from Au-
gustus St. Gaudens’ student sketch-
book. (H 119696, Dec. 15, 1908.)
SALISBURY (ALBERT BENSON),
Angeles, Cal.
Good luck philosopher.
Dec. 14, 1908.)
SANDERS PUB. Co., Chicago, Ill.
[1976, 1977
Percheron prize winner.—Tacsonia.
(EF 71847, 71848, Dec. 16, 1908; 2 c. of
each, Dec. 18, 1908.)
Los
[1975
(F 71385,
SANDS (WILLIAM ALFRED), Providence,
[1978-1981
Sanderson (Rev. HE. F.), A-D. (H
121346-121349, Jan. 7, 1909.)
Philadelphia,
[1982
71882, Dec. 18,
ScagRLerr (JAMES K.),
Pai
Dutch goose.
1908. )
SCHEDLER (OTTO),
cr
Jersey City, N.
ee
Merry go round; Hanger. (F 71497,
Dec. 21, 1908; 2 c. Dee. 14, 1905.)
ScHuULTz (G. F.), Chicago, Ill.
[1984, 1985
Flowing tide. 71469, Dec. 21,
1908. )
October.
(FE
(F 71468, Dec. 21, 1908.)
SCOTHERN (C. A.) & SON, Mt. Jackson,
Va. [1986-1988
Flat Rock church of the Bretheren.
1,2. (H 119720, 119721, Dec. 1, 1908.)
House where first annual meeting
was held) in Va., 1794. (HH 119719,
Dec. 1, 1908.)
1c. of each Dec. 1, 1908; 1 ¢. of each
Dee. 12, 1908.
Scott & VAN ALTENA, New York, N. Y.
[1989-1994
Bound for Japan.—Celebration in
Tokyo.—Cranes in Japanese garden.—
Japanese cherry tree in blossom.-—Jap-
anese semi-circular bridge—15 inch
Shell on its way. [6 photographs.]
(H 120108-120108, Dec. 21, 1908.
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 4
SHEAHAN (Mavrice T.), Brooklin
Mass. [1995-2
Gee whiz, the last car.—I have™
found a cozy corner.—I’m mad at you.
—Looking for trouble—Love is the
light of life——You’re it. [6 prints.]
(F 71907-71912, Dec. 31, 1908.)
SHERMAN (FREDERIC F.), New York,
me YX. {2001
New York, N. Y.: St. George’s
church (F 71825, Dee. 7, 190852 =e
Dee. 21, 1908.)
SHERMAN (WM. J.), De Kalb, Il.
[2002
Normal girl at De Kalb, Th. (F
71240, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Salt Lake City,
Utah. [2003-2010
Salt Lake City, Utah. 1-3.—Yel-
lowstone canyon, 1, 2.—Yellowstone
park. 1, 2.—Yellowstone river, lower
falls. (H 120491-120496, Dec. 29,
1908. ) |
SHOTWELL (Mrs. H. A.), Seattle, Wash.
[2011
Dee. 14,
SHIPLER (HARRY),
First tooth.
1908. )
SIMMONS, WHITE Co., Rockland, Maine.
[2012
Lobster fisherman of Penobscot bay.
(G 20461, Dec. 24, 1908.)
SLoaAN (J. V.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[20138
Lincoln calendar 1909. (G 20558,
Dec. 29, 1908; 2 ec. Dec. 23, 1908.)
SmitH (E. W.) Tonopah, Nev.
[2014, 2015
Nevada meteorite. A, B. (H 120472,
1204738, Dec. 28, 1908.)
SmMitH (Erwin E.), Bonham, Tex.
[2016
Sunfisher, Bar Diamond Bar range.
(H 119639, Dec. 14, 1908.)
SmitTH (S. C.), North Yakima, Wash.
[2017-2026
Meeker (Hzra) 1800, 1801. (H
120144, 120145, Dec. 21, 1908.)
Mt. Rainier, Wash. 1756, 1773, 1777—
1781, 1787. (H 120136-120143, Dee.
21, 1908.)
Society
(H 119607,
OF ICONOPHILES, New York,
N. Y¥ [2027, 2028 —
Sherman (William Tecumseh). F
71442, Dec. 19, 1908.) |
Washington (George). (F 71448,
' Dec. 19, 1908.)
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7, "
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, PTC.
ib
nos. 1-4, Jan., 1909
SOUVENIR PUB. Co., Lynn, Mass.
[2029-2032
I think I’ll investigate.—Sounds like
a bird—That victor is a wonder.—
What's that I hear. [4 photographs]
'(H 120052120055, Dec. 3, 1908; 2c.
of each Dec. 12, 1908.)
SPARRELL ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[20383
Pink rose. (F 71845, Dec. 16, 1908.)
SPENCER (ISABEL CHARLES), New
: York, N. Y. [ 2034
\" Big Williken. (F 72091, Jan. 6,
1909.)
STANLAWS (PENRHYN), New “York,
Be: [2035-2040
New gown.—New Year’s girl.—Shop-
ping.—Spinning wheel.—Tea party.—
‘Three models. [6 prints.] (F 71436—
71441, Dec. 19, 1908.)
STATE PUB. CO., Boston, Mass.
[2041-2091
Ain't it just like a woman. (F
71895, Dec. 30, 1908.)
— (F 71957, Jan. 2, 1909.)
— (F 72112, Jan. 6, 1909.)
Amos and Pete. (F 71450, Dec. 19,
1908. )
—— (F 71600, Dec. 24, 1908.)
— (F 71926, Dec. 31, 1908.)
— (F 71995, Jan. 4, 1909.)
(E 72129, Jan. 7, 1909.)
Chronicles of Pharaoh. (F 713831,
Dec. 11, 1908.)
(F 71706, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Ever know it to fail. (F 72068, Jan.
5, 1909.) '
Gink and Dink.
1908. )
— (F 71712, Dec. 24, 1908.)
_ — (F 71874, Dec. 30, 1908.)
(F 72070, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Gran’pa’s in bad. (F 71521, Dec, 21,
1908.)
Hari Kari, the Jap.
11, 1908.)
(F 71711, Dec. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 71871, Dec. 30, 1908.)
(EF 72073, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Here’s where the Morris chair
GE C1S5p, Dee, 11,
(F 71333, Dec.
is
rung in. (F 71634, Dec. 26, 1908.)
| Jonah’s back again. (F 71328, Dec.
11, 1908.)
(71714, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Kids on Hennessy’s beat.
Dec. 11, 1908. )
(F 71330,
2293
STATE PUB. co.—Continued.
Kids on Hennessy’s beat.
Dec. 24, 1908.)
Kitty yeow.
1908. )
—— (F 71718, Dec.
— (F 718738, Dec.
Nick sure gets busy.
28, 1908. )
Nick’s plan to bunco Santa Claus
fails. (KF 71659, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Otto Hot Slaw talks himself out a
$200 watch. (F 71452, Dec. 19, 1908.)
Pete makes the punishment fit the
crime. (F 71876, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Puppy love. (F 72074, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Reggie Rahrah. (F 72071, Jan. 5,
1909. )
Show me. (F 71827, Dec. 11, 1908.)
—— (F 71705, Dec. 24, 1908. )
—— (F 71869, Dec. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 72072, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Smiths at home. (F 71829, Dec. 11,
1908. )
—- (F 71707, Dec. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 71870, Dec. 30, 1908.)
(F 72069, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Snapshots by a Nachur Faker.
71334, Dec. 11, 1908.)
— (F 71709, Dec. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 71872, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Stung. (F 72067, Jan. 5, 1909.) -
That mechanical boxing bear will
know better next time. (EF 71547, Dec.
22, 1908.
This might be called a paneful first-
class matter. (EF 71449, Dec. 19, 1908.)
Von der Mutt, the optimistic in-
ventor. (EF 71826, Dec. 11, 1908.)
(F 71708, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Wouldn’t this give Pete the distem-
(F 71710,
(HY .Tias2, Dec. EL,
24, 1908.)
30, 1908. )
(F 71715, Dec.
(Fr
per. (F 71945, Jan. 2, 1909.)
STEARNS (FREDERICK KIMBALL), De-
troit, Mich. 2092
Necklace (The) (G 20384, Dec. 14,
1908. )
STEELE (GEORGE MARION), Seiling,
Okla. [20938
Voice from the dust. (H 119821,
Dec. 17, 1908.)
STEREO-TRAVEL Co., Corona, N. Y.
[2094-2293
1-6.—Amber, India.
1-3.—Amedabad, India. 1-8.—Amrit-
sar, India. 1-6.—Benares, India. 1-
4.—Bombay, India. 1-10.—Bringing
Agra, India.
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2294
STEREO-TRAVEL Cco.—Continued.
food to sacred monkeys, near Jeypore,
India.—Bullock, the ill-used beast of
burden of India.—Calcutta, India. 1-
11.—Cawnpore, India, Angel of resur-
rection over well.—Darjeeling, India.
14.— Delhi, India. 1-9.—Dilwarra,
India. 1-5.—Double loop on the Him-
alaya railroad.—Hlephanta island, In-
dia, native village—Gem lake from
town of Mt. Abu, India.—Hindu baby’s
cradle, India.—Hindu cemetery, In-
dia.—Hindu housewives grinding flour,
India.—Hindu women at Elephanta
caves, near Bombay, India.—Irrigat-
ing canal near Fatepur Sikri, India.—
Jeypore, India. 1-6.—Little Hima-
laya ry. train, India.—Lucknow, In-
dia. 1-6—Mt. Abu, India. 13.—
Palenquin used by women of poorer
classes, India.—Plowing in the fields
around Lahore, India.—Primitive
method of irrigating, India.—Road
from Agra to Fatepur Sikra, India.—
Sikandarah, India. 1, 2.—Skalin, In-
dia, typical Himalayan woman.—
Street sprinkler, India.—Traveling by
Ekka in hot India.—Ulwar, India. 1,
2.—View on approaching Lahore from
the west, India. (H. 119838-119937,
Dee 17; 71908; 2 covet reach Dee 2s.
1908, except H 119841, 119905, for
which 1 ¢. of each Dec. 23, 1908; 1 «¢.
of each Jan. 4, 1909.)
Amarapura, Burma. 1-3.—Bhamo,
Burma. 1-14.—Boatman on the Ira-
waddy river, Burma.—Boys making the
native umbrella, Burma.—Breakfast
by the roadside near Mandalay, Bur-
ma.—Buffalo wallow in Burma.—Bur-
mese boats on the Irawaddy river,
Burma.—Family journeying through
the jungle near Mingoon, Burma.—
Katha, Burma, typical railway sta-
tion.—Mada, Burma, passengers em-
barking on Irawaddy steamer.—Mak-
ing the huge cigars smoked by ladies,
Burma.—Mandalay, Burma. 1-25.—
Military transportation cart and escort
of Indian soldiers.—Mingoon, Burma.
1, 2.—Native ball game in Burma.—
Nine little Burmese sitting on a palm
log.—Off to China from Bhamo, Bur-
ma.—Pegu, Burma. 1-3.—Queer de-
vice used for street sprinkling in Bur-
ma.—Rangoon, Burma. 1-29.—Saga-
ing, Burma. 1, 2.—Sailboat on the
Irawaddy river, Burma.—Scene dur-
ing a festival in Burma.—Sword dance
by young men of Burma.—Unloading
a vessel on the Irawaddy river.—Up-
per Burma. 1-3.—Village home built
of bamboo and leaves, Burma. (H
119038-120087, Dec. 17, 1908; 2 ¢ of
each Dec. 23, 1908.)
pt. Ty; 2B..8..N,
;
STERN (ALVA E.), New York, N. Y. 7
[2294
Protection. (F 71542, Dec. 22, 1908.)
STEUER (MARTHA), New York, N. Y. 7
: [2295-2306
Before your mirror, for a while.—If
to the glass this card you hold.—If to
this card you’d find the key.—Just
how to solve this mystery.—Just what
these hieroglyphics spell—My darling
if these words you'll read.—My hidden
meaning to detect.—This message is
for you my dear.—This story of my
mental state—To learn just how my
heart inclines.——To learn my senti-
ments dear lass.—To read my message
is not hard. (F 72095-72106, Nov. 16,
1908; 2 c. of each Jan. 6, 1909.)
STEWART (CLYDE MARSHALL), Augusta,
Maine. [2307-2309
Three monarchs of the woods. 1-3.
(H 118412-118414, Nov. 16, 1908; 2 ce.
of each Dec. 22, 1908.)
SToNE (CHAS. J.) co., Chicago, Il.
[2316
Sartorial world engraving. Dee.
1908, supplements A, B. (F 71905,
71906, Dec. 31, 1908.)
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING CO., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [2311-2314
[Posters] 09-B-61, 09-R-44. (G
20064, 20070, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 c. of each
Dec. 28, 1908.)
—N. Y. 12986, N. Y. 12941. (G
202738, 20276, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 €. 08
each Dec. 28, 1908.)
Stroup (W. J.), Rock Springs, Wyo.
[2315-2327
Big sheep mountain and lone sheep,
1, 2.—Cow elk in the timber, Porcupine
valley.—Crossing the river.—Ditch
creek, large bunch of elk feeding, 1,
2.—EHlk feeding near Buffalo creek, 1,
2.—Lone star geyser in the Yellow-
stone national park—Mount Moran
above the clouds, and Jack lake.
Pyramid butte.—Two bull elk and one
cow near Buffalo creek.—Yellowstone
Falls. (H 119640-119652, Dec. 14,
1908.) |
TacGarRT (M. W.), Bayonne, N. Y. |
[2328-2342 |
[Birthday cards] 1-15. (G 20586—
20600, Dec. 31, 1908.)
TEAL (CHARLES B.), Macomb, Ill.
[2843-2346
(H 120944120947,
Old guard, 1-4.
Jan. 2, 1909.)
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DS. 1-4, Jan., 1909
| a PRESS BUREAU, New York,
me N.Y [2847-2352
| Night scenes with an automobile.
16. (H 117799-117804, Nov. 2, 1908;
2. of each Jan. 2, 1909.)
| (I. N.), Oklahoma City, Okla.
[2353
Oklahoma resources. Depicte D.
(e 12094, Dec. 17, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 28,
908.)
THOMPSON (EH. S.), Chicago, Ill.
[2854 |
Gladiolus: Thompsons hybrids.
71398, Dec. 18. 1908.)
THOMPSON (EDWARD) co., Northport,
N. [2355
Edward Thompson calendar
for 1909. (G 20394, Dec. 15, 1908.)
THORBURN (J. M.) & co., New York,
1» Ea SS [2356-2367
Antirrhinum.—Beets.—Cucumbers.—
Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage.—
Hardy chysanthemums.—Holly-
hocks.—Kochia. — Marigolds. — Mixed
nasturtiums. — Phlox. — Poppies. —
Squashes. [12 prinis.] (F 71855-
71866, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec. of each Dec.
29, 1908.)
THORNDIKE (TOWNSEND WM.), Boston,
Mass. [2368
Indian child from the region of Hud-
Son bay. (H 120134, Dec. 21, 1908.)
THRALL (BESSIE H.), Chicago, Ill.
[2369-2370
(Ek
ce.
Christmas card design. (F 71823,
Dec. 4, 1908.)
Valentine design. (F 71336, Nov.
30, 1908.)
THyNne (J. WARREN), Manchester, N.
3 [2371
Old Marblehead. (H 120267, Dec.
22, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1908.)
TOLMAN (JAMES H.), Concord, Mass.
(siz. 2ols
Melvin memorial. 1, 2. (H120831,
120832, Dec. 30, 1908.)
TRIBUNE co., Chicago, Ill. [2374-2398
Bertie. (F 71544, Dec. 14, 1908.)
(F 71531, Dec. 21, 1908.)
— (F 71720, Dec. 28, 1908.)
— (F 72051, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Danny Dreamer and li’l Silly Sally.
(F 71290, Dec. 14, 1908.)
_ —— (F 71535, Dee. 21, 1908.)
“—— (F 71719, Dec. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 72053, Jan. 5, 1909.)
2480
TRIBUNE co.—Continued.
Mamma’s angel child. (F 71288,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
| eae (EF 71582, Dec. 21, 1908.)
| —— (EF 71722, Dec. 28, 1908.)
(EF 72056, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Mr. Jonah Jimsenweed. (EF 71287,
Dee. 14, 1908.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories. (F
71286, Dec. 14, 1908.)
—_— (F 71536, Dee. 21, 1908.)
—_— (F 71721, Dec. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 72052, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Omnibus boy. (F 71289, Dee. 14,
1908.)
—— (F 71533, Dec. 21, 1908.)
—— (H' 71718, Dee. 28, 1908.)
(F 72054, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Pranks of Fourpaws. (F 71114, Dec.
8, 1908.)
—— (F 71534, Dec. 21, 1908.)
ah “cht, Wee. 28, 190s,,)
—— (Ff 72055, Jan. 5, 1909.)
|
|
Trimpry (EH. Burr), Anderson, S. C.
[2399
Daisies. (H 119541, Dec. 11, 1908.)
TURNER (HORACE K.) co., Newton
Center, Mass. (2400-2480
Discoverers and colonizers led...
the Mississippi; by Edwin H. Blash-
field. (H 120074, Dec. 18, 1908.)
Edict of toleration of Lord Balti-
more; by Edwin H. Blashfield. (H
120072, Dec. 18, 1908.)
[Lincoln (Abraham)] The boy
Lincoln; by Eastman Johnson. (H
120071, Dec. 18, 1908.)
Triumph of Minnesota (as a grain
state); by Edwin H. Blashfield. (H
120078, Dec. 18, 1908.)
2c. of each Nov. 20, 1908.
Amiens, HrAnMee, 0) 0. 2. — Bale,
Switzerland, Das Miinster —-Chartres
cathedral, exterior, front elevation.—
Chester, England. 1-4.—Dumfries. 1-
4.—Graduate (The); Blashfield.—
Hamilton (Lady) as Daphne; Rom-
ney.—Hamilton (Alexander); Trum-
bull—Hare (Master); Reynolds.—
ane (Ann) cottage, Shottery,
|
|
England.—Hawarden, Wales, Mary
Arden’s cottage—Humboldt (Baron
Alexander von); Schrader.—lInter-
laken, Switzerland. The Jungfrau.—
Lincoln, England. 1—-8.—London, Eng-
land. 1-6. —Lucerne, Switzerland. i
3.—Madonna of the rose; Dagnan-Bou-
29
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2481
TURNER (HorAcE K.) co,—Continued.
veret.—Nelson (Lord) in the cabin of
the Victory; Lucy.—Paris, France. 1-
16.—Peterborough, England, Cathe-
dral. 1, 2.—Portia; by Millais.—Queen
Elizabeth signing death warrant of
Mary Stuart; by Schrader.—Roman
girl at fountain; by Léon J. F. Bon-
nat.—Roman triumph; by Bernet.—
Spring flowers; by Peele.—Stratford-
upon-Ayon, England. 1—7.—Temple of
the winds at sunset; by Loeb.—Wash-
ington and Lafayette at Mt. Vernon;
by Rossiter—Whitman (Walt); by
Alexander.—York Minster. 1-5. (H.
120541-120617, Dec. 80, 1908.)
ULLMAN MFG. co., New York, N. Y.
[2481-2490
Bles’t be the tie that binds. (F
71601, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Circumstantial evidence. (EF 71877,
Dec. 30, 1908.)
Darktown stork. (EF 71602, Dec. 24,
1908. )
Eleven o’clock. (EF 716038, Dee. 24,
1908.)
Good luck. (F 71604, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Good night. (F 71791, Dec. 28, 1908. )
Habeas corpus. (F 71878, Dec. 30,
1908. )
On guard. (F 71605, Dec. 24, 1908.)
Still smoking. (F 71792, Dec. 28,
1908. )
Wise art silent. (F 71606, Dec. 24,
1908. )
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
Ne Xe [2491-2612
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 29418,
U 29924, U 36534, U 41922, U 41996, U
42716, U 42818, U 42899, U 48589, U
54651, U 61866, U 67642, U 68433, U
70610, U 838001, U 85138, U 87417, U
87675, U 91283, U 92736, U 100652, U
100839, U 100868, U 104150, U 105102,
U 106873, U 108910. (H 119612-
119688, Dec. 14, 1908.)
——U 44997, U 48425, U 48601, U
89817, U 92781, U 100208. (H 120065—
120070, Dec. 18, 1908.)
—U 381382, U 38972, U 68698, U
88594, U 89249, U 90844, U 93000, U
93821, U 93842, U 106902, U 112961, U
1129638, U 114781, U 114784, U 114792,
U 114814, U 114838, U 114849, U
114851, U 114852, U 114886, U 114887,
U 114891, U 114899, U 114917, U
115090, U 115099, U 115109, U 115154,
zt
yi
pt. IV, 1. S., Vv. 4
UnDERwoop & UNpERWwoop—Continued.
107640. (H 120317-120849, Dee. 24,
1908 ; 2 c. of each Dec. 26, 1908.) |
——U 28637, U 33208, U 38292, U
33842, U 33969, U 59321, U 88592, U
88661, U 98897, U 104055, U 10729
U 114895. (H 120521-120532, Dec. 30,
1908.)
—U 81830, U 81876, U 83005, U
83011, U 83047. (H 120986—-120990,
Jan. 2, 1909.)
U 30463, U 36394, U 83019, U
83029, U 83036, U 83038, U 94219, U
94399, U 115707, U 115709, U 115718,
U 115715, U 11stls, U faa
121249-121262, Jan. 4, 1909.)
-__U 31112, U 31148, U 52322, U
52332, U 59071, U 94028, U 115249, U
115318, U 115329, U 115386, U 115854
U 115361, U 115408, U 115413, U
115419, U 115428, U 115478, U 115484
U 15490, U 115499, U 115538, U 115589,
U 115604, U 115614, U 115622, (H
121298121322, Jan. 6, 1908.)
U. S. FASHION & SAMPLE BOOK co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [ 2613, 2614
At the game. (G 20321, Dec. 4,
1908. )
Three of a kind.
1908. )
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH CO., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [2615-2634
[Posters] 11745, 11789, 11791, 11796.
(G 20363-20366, Dec. 10, 1908.)
— 11777, 11792, 11798, 11800.
20380-20888, Dec. 14, 1908.)
— 11817. (G 20408, Dec. 18,
1908. )
—— 11781, 11815.
Dec. 19, 1908. )
——1178 and Henry Ludlowe 1-3.
(G 20419-20422, Dec. 21, 1908.)
—— 11811, 11812, 11814, 11823 and
Ideal female head. (G 20551-20555,
Dec. 28, 1908.)
VITAGRAPH Co. OF AMERICA, New York,
SMS [ 2635-2644
Bride of Lammermoor. (H 120078,
Dec. 19, 1908.)
Bride of Tabaiva.
29, 1908.)
Castaways.
1908. )
Cure for bashfulness.
Dec. 19, 1908.)
He went to see the devil play.
120412, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Heroine of the forge.
(G 20320, Dec. 4,
(G
(G 204138, 20414,
(H 120476, Dec.
(H 120413, Dec. 28,
(H 120077,
(H
(H 120415,
U 115683, U 115686, U 115690, U | Dec. 28, 1908.)
30
4
x ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 1-4, Jan., 1909
VITAGRAPH co. or AMERICA—Cont’d.
Painting (The) (H 120076, Dec.
19, 1908.)
' Sister’s love. (H 120075, Dec. 19,
1908. )
Telepathic warning. (H 120414,
Dee. 28, 1908.)
Two sons. (H 120475, Dec. 29,
1908. )
Voss (A. G.), Chicago, I]. [2645-2660
_ American beauties. — Autumn
woods.—Breakers.—Calling up.—Down
on the farm.— Golden autumn. — In-
viting. — Making friends. — Mighty
monareh.—November afternoon.—Old
melodies. — Old mill. — Springtime. —
Sweetheart days. — Truce. — Winter
rose. [16 prints] (F 71879-71894,
Dec. 30, 1908.)
Watsu (CLYDE), Charlotte, N. C.
[2661
_ Butterfly art poster. (F 71321, Dec.
15, 1908.)
Warren (O. B.), Hibbing, Minn.
; [2662
Hopi Indian mother and child. (H
120850, Dec. 31, 1908; 2 ec. Dec. 17,
1908.)
WASHBURN (DEXTER CARLETON), Bos-
ton, Mass. [2663
First fisherman. (F 71631, Dec. 26,
1908. )
Wasson (C. L.), Decatur, Ill.
[2664, 2665
Burns’ monument, Ayrshire, Scot-
land. (H 120940, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Luitpold (Prince regent) at head of
valry band, Munieh, Germany. (H
41, Dec. 31, 1908.)
WATERTOWN POST CARD CO., Watertown,
S. Dak. [2666
Leggo. (H 120849, Dec. 19, 1908.)
WEISS (Hitpa H.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[2667
Lincoln (Abraham), with inscrip-
tion. (H 119653, Dec. 14, 1908.)
WENTWORTH (L. A.), Lynn, Mass.
[2668-2673
Lynn woods, Glen Lewis pond. (H
121180, Jan. 2, 1909.)
_ Lynn shore drive. 1-5. (H 121175-
121179, Jan. 2, 1909.)
WESLEY ADVERTISING Co., Chicago, III.
[2674-2681
[Illustrations of the advantage of
Saving.] 1-8. (F 71523-71530, Dec.
21, 1908.)
|WHITNEY (ALBERT), Yampa, Colo.
[
WESTERMANN (L.:A.), New York,
N. Y. [2682—2686
Betty. (EF 72065, Jan. 5, 1909.)
Lingerie lady. (F 71522, Dec. 21,
1908. )
Spring girl. (EF 72066, dam: 5,
1909.)
Trio. (EF 71545, Dec. 22, 1908.)
Vanity. (F 71394, Dec. 18, 1908.)
WHEELER (JOHN DEE), Leavenworth,
Wash. [2687, 2688
Great northern railroad power
plant. 900, 902. (H 120084, 120085,
Dec. 19, 1908; 2 ec. of each Nov. 27,
1908. )
WHEELER (LA VERNE F.), Paw Paw,
Mich. [2689
Philadelphia, Fairmount park, Fairy
falls. (H 120058, Dec. 18, 1908; 2 «.
Dec. 19, 1908.)
W HITE (HL. C.) co., North Bennington,
VE- [2690-2732
Bellagio, Italy. 1801, 1802.—Bo-
logna, Italy. 1756. — Borromeo’s
(Count) famous terraced gardens,
Isola Bella, Lake Maggiore, Italy.
1803.—Capri, Bay of Naples, Italy.
1735.—Certosa di Pavia, near Milan,
Italy. 1807.—Florence, Italy. 17386-
1740, 1752.—Genoa, Italy. 1809,
1862.—Lake Maggiore, Italy. 1804.—
Milan, Italy. 1791-1794.—Moonlight
on the Gulf of Salerno, Italy. 1734.—
Naples, Italy. 1711, 1712.—Perugia,
Italy. 1686, 1687, 1689.—Picturesque
fishing village of Cetara, Italy. 1730.—
Pisa, Italy. 1753, 1754.—Rome, Italy.
1648, 1644, 1671.—Tilling the soil in the
fertile hills of Umbria near Assisi,
Italy. 1688.—Venice, Italy. 1757, 1766,
LIGT, A169, WT, ATTS, ATS, 7 ESO:
1784.—Verona, Italy. 1789, 1790. (Hi
120871-120913, Dec. 31, 1908: 2 CHsOr
each Jan. 2, 1909.)
WHITE (JAMES R.), Kalispell, Mont.
[2783-2735
Montana elk. 1-3. 120159-—
120161, Dec. 21, 1908.)
WHITEHEAD & Hose co., Newark, N. J.
[2736-2738
(F 71794, Dec.
(H
Sheath gown girl.
28, 1908.)
We want you on our books. A, B.
(H 119603, 119604, Dec. 12, 1908.)
739
Bear in mind. (F 71837, Dec. 29,
1908.)
dl
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
2740 pt. Iv, 0. S., V. 4
Wicut (SHELDON), Elsie, Mich. [2740 | Woopwarp & TIERNAN PTG. co.—Cont’d,
Elsie, Mich., nine views. (H 121275, | Morning’s pleasure. (F 71429, D
|
Jan. 2, 1909.) 19, 1908.) |
Wintemvutse (F. C.), Anaconda, Mont. | _ Of the tree and vine. (F 71430, Dee.
[2741 | 19, 1908.) |
14, 1908.) Peter Pan. (F 71424, Dec. 19, 1908.)
WITKOWSKI (KK), South Orange, IN = ie Pleasant digression. (Fk 71421, Dee. |
[2742 | 19, 1908.) 5
Happy days. (K 71455, Dec. pe | Purity. (F 71425, Dec. 19, 1908.)
1908. ) _ Seeing America. (KF 71918, Dec. 31,
| 1908.)
WOMEN’S TRADE UNION LEAGUE OF CHI- | 3 :
caco, Chicago, Ill. [2743-2745 _ Start in life. (F 71919, Dec. 31,
Aienicatin’ the makinesom fized |
Dec. 11, 1908.) ; ’ Summer. (F 71419, Dee. 19, 1908.) }
Sacred motherhood. (F 71203, Dec. _ Weather birds. (HF 71426, Dec. 19,
11, 1908.) | 1808.)
Seal of national women’s trade | Wooren (BayarD), New Bern, N. C. ©
union league. (EF 71202, Dec. 11, | [2767
1908.) __ New Bern water-front. (H 120443,
Woop (Harry), Kansas City, Mo. | Dec. 28, 1908.)
[2746 Weyer (Henry S.), Nantucket, Mass.
Intellectual pup. (F 72001, Jan. 4, | [2768, 2768
1909; 2c. Jan. 6, 1909.) | Nantucket, Mass. 1, 2. (H 119601)
WOoDALLEN (M. C.), Mobile, Ala. | 119602, Dec. 12, 1908.)
[2747 | 4
ae YOUNG WOMAN’S CHRISTIAN ASSN., Ta-
Mobile, [Ala.] (H 119681, Dee. 14, | coma, Wash. [2770-2775
1908; 2 c. Noy. 30, 1908. i
c. Nov gis Details of Mt. Baker’s summit. (
Woopwarp & TIERNAN PTG. co. St. | 71990, Dec. 17, 1908.)
Seeraaen .
Louis, Mo. [2748-2766 Glimpses of the exposition at Se-
Awaiting a cue. (F 71913, Dec. 31, | attle. (F 71987, Dec. 17, 1908.)
1908. ) _ Maid of the mist. (F 71986, Dee. 17,
Canvassing the district. (F 71914, | 1908.)
Dec. 31, 1908.
i 31, i ibe Flies RS Paradise valley and some flowers
eo. (F 71915, Dee. 31, -) that grow there. (F 71988, Dec. 17,
Dorothy. (F 71420, Dec. 19, 1808.) | 1908. )
Drifting. = 71427, Dec. 19, 1908. ) Queen of the Cascades. (EF 71985,
Kye for business. (F 71916, Dec. 31, | Dee. 17, 1908.) |
a | si high school d jected
: : | acoma high school and proj
Oe ne tide. (HF 71917, Dec. 31, | stadium. (F 71989, Denn
1908. ) Rage
Keep out of the kitchen. (IF 71428, 2-008 2a Ch, i ae
Dec. 19, 1908.) | | Zrecter (C. P.), Columbus, Wis.
Lee (Gen. Robt. E.) (F 71428, Dee. | [277
19, 1908.) | Bernard. (H 120064, Dec. 18, 1908.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit__ |
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit____ 265)
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit____.___________-- 1, 611
32
: CLASS |, FINE ARTS
. Eo Save space the copyright notice after each description is abbreviated ; the statement as
to the receipt of one copy of the photograph is always omitted when the photograph has
been received on the day of entry. ‘The notice after the first title, if printed in full,
would read: ‘“ Copyright by Mary B. Adelsperger, Chicago, Ii. Class I, XXe, no.
28016, January 6, 1909: 1 photograph received January 6, 1909.”
-— — =e oe SE a a= at
ADELSPERGER (Mary B.). Chicago, Ill. | AMERICAN LABEL MFG. cOo.—Continued.
L
2777 | Sweet sixteen. Four panels, first is
Spirit of the flames. Mantel design | empty, second contains bust of girl,
for fireplace, in low relief. Female | third shows landscape, fourth branch
figure draped in smoke and flames. (I | of a shrub. (1 28021. Jan. 6, 1909.)
28016, Jan. 6, 1909.) AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO., New
ADLER (A.) BROS. & cCoO., Rochester, Wonk,. Ni iY: [2789
N. Y.- [2778-2781 | Medora (La) A. A plain rectangu-
Sight seeing. Two young men gaz- | lar panel having a conventional border.
ing at some object which is not seen in | (I 27868, Dec. 22, 1908.)
design. (I 28047, Jan. 9, 1909.) |
: AMERICAN SHOW PRINT CO., Milwaukee,
Summer days. In the open with a ,
: 29790.
one tree in sight are two men attired ae ; a [2790-2793
in light grey suits. (I 28049, Jan. 9, Automobile arriving on the western
1909.) plains. Poster drawing. (I 27877,
Thoroughbreds. Two men on a ve- Dec. 24, 1908.) We i :
randa, one sitting on the railing, while Automobile giving chase to ae ab-
the other is standing. (I 28050, Jan. | ductor. Poster. drawing. (I 27878,
9, 1909.) | Dec. 24, 1908.)
Winter time. Two men wearing Short horn and Hereford cattle
long overcoats, coming down steps, at | heads. Poster drawing. (I 27880,
‘some distance is another man. (I | Dec. 24, 1908.)
28048, Jan. 9, 1909.) Stock poster no. 8166. Poster draw-
AMeuiCAN GABEL Mac. co., Baltimore, | ™S- ‘1 27879, Dec. 24, 1908.)
[2782-2788 | AmericAN ‘ToBACco co., New York,
Bay view. Marine view enclosed in Ne ¥: [2794
fancy border, to the right a man Sser- Tiger. Tiger’s head with face look-
vant carrying a tray. (I 28019, Jan. | ing at you from between tall blades of
6, 1909.) grass. (I 27869, Dec. 23, 1908.)
Early spring. Two panels, first :
contains trunk and branches of a leaf- | ASBJORNSEN (SievaLD), Chicago, Il.
less tree, second panel contains a land- [2795
scape view. (I 28017, Jan. 6, 1909.) Taft (W. H.) Bust, in white metal.
Green yalley. Evergreen wooded | and bronze plated. (E 27993, Jan. 2,
mountain ranges upon either side of a | 1909.)
valley. (I 28022, Jan. 6, 1909.) BEARD ART AND STATIONERY Co., Min-
Lighthouse (The). Marine view neapolis, Minn. [2796
with a lighthouse in foreground, back- Parting day; by Elizabeth Chant.
ground, open sea. (I 28020, Jan. 6, | Farmer returning with his horses from
1909.) the fields. (I 27890, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Midsummer. Three panels, first uy
eontains a medallion on which is a | Becx (O. W.), Brooklyn, N. Y. Z
landseape, etc. (I 28028, Jan. 6, | [2797, 2798
1909.) Lincoln (Abraham). Profile bust
Sunrise at sea. Marine view at sun- | and in front of it is a winged figure
rise containing a schooner-rigged ves- | holding in each hand a toreh. (1
sel under sail. (I 28018, Jan. 6, 1909.) | 27866, Dec. 22, 1908.)
3
68 4 ( 9 09 oO
CATALOGUE
2799
Beck (O. W.)—Continued.
Lincoln (Abraham)
view, half length figure of History in
front of him. (I 27867, Dec. 22, 1908.)
Breces (A. R.) & co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
[2799
Cupids symphony; by Albertini Ran-
dall Wheelan. Three sections, cupids
in various positions playing on musical
instruments. (I 28004, Jan. 4, 1909.)
BELL (Howargp CARLTON), Denver,
Colo. [2800
Daughter of America. Profile lady’s
head with heavy braid of hair. (I
28001, Jan. 4, 1909.)
BOSTON SCULPTURE CoO., Melrose, Mass.
[2801
Lineoln (Abraham); by R. Gironi.
Bust, showing full beard roll over
collar and bow tie. (I 27992, Jan. 2,
1909.)
BRAUN, CLEMENT & CO., Paris, France.
[2802-2832
Au pré des Graves-Villerville, by A. |
Marais. Pasture scene, four cows
in foreground, two standing and two
lying. (I 27952, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Aubepine, by Enjobras. Young
woman wearing loose gown and hold-
ing twined around her neck a branch
of white flowers. (I 27973, Dec. 31,
1908. )
Automne, by A. M. Gorter.
way through woods bordered by tall
trees, on left is rustic bridge. (I
27951, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Bains de Chloris, by Madeleine Le-
maire. Bathing scene, nude woman
emerging from water, patting a swan.
(I 27970, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Bains de vache, by A. Stengelin.
Landscape, showing stream in which
herd of cows are bathing. (I 27967,
Dec. 31, 1908.)
Belle journée sur la plage de Sche-
veningen, by H. W. Mesdag. Group
of fishing boats, three of which are in
foreground, and fishermen.
Dec. 31, 1908.)
Brume et Rosie de matin, by A. V.
Mayerie. Landscape showing two
cows in foreground in front of clump
ofdtrees., (1. 27961; Dec. 31, 1908.)
Champagne (Le), by Bellet.
girl in light gown holding uplifted in
left hand a wineglass. (I 27960, Dec.
31, 1908. )
Three quarter |
Pass |
CT -27855.. |
Young |
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
is walking.
| ing in the water.
| (I 27958, Dec. 381, 1908.)
| Young girl,
pt. Iv, n.S., v.4
|
: 4
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued. i
Chasseresse, by Danger. Half lengt
figure (female) nude to waist holding
a spear, left hand over neck of doa
|
Deep sea rain, by Ch. Napier Henry.
Marine scene, on right a ship under
full sail, on left a flock of six gulls.
rea 27964, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Départ pour la péche, by H. W.
| Mesdag. Beach scene showing fishing
boats and many fishing people.
27948, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Diane endormie, by <A. Mercié.
Woodland scene, nude female figure
lying in foreground. (I 27962, Dec
31, 1908.)
Environs de Bonny sur Loire, by H.
Harpignis. Woodland scene, in fore
ground five immense trees. (I 27953,
(I
i Dec. 31, 1908.)
Farmer’s daughter, by Alice B. Ring.
| Peasant girl carrying two great jars
suspended from shoulder-pole.
27977, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Fées (Les), by Madeleine Lemaire.
Two female figures in fancy costumes,
one embracing the other. (I 27971,
Dec. 31, 1908.)
Femme nue, by Lee Robbins. Nude
female figure seated in armchair, full
face view. (I 27978, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Gourmandise, by Bellet. Young
girl seated sideways at end of table
(I
on which is some fruit cake, ete. (1
27959, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Hallali sur pieds, by F. Maissen.
Woodland scene showing deer at bay
surrounded by four dogs, on right is
hunter on horseback. (I 27949, Dec.
31, 1908.)
Mayence, 24 juillet 1798, by A. La-
lanze. Military scene, showing regi-
ment of soldiers emerging through
arched gate. (I 27968, Dec. 31, 1908.)
by Ed. Bisson. 5865,
shoulders partly bare,
wearing loose white drapery and hair
flowing. (I 27975, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Mer du nord, by H. W. Mesdag.
Fishing scene, two fishing boats in
foreground to one of which fisherman
(I 27954, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Miroir (Le), by Gervais. Two nude
female figures in front of fountain,
one drying her ankle and other look-
(I 27956, Dec. 31,
Mélancolie,
| 1908.)
34
s. 1-4, Jan., 1909
UN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
- Off-shore wind, by Ch. Napier Henry.
arine scene, on left ship under full
8 il. (I 27968, Dec. 31, 1908.)
_ Par le bout de Vaile, by Tessier.
Four children in oriental costume
seated on stone bank, child in fore-
ground has hold of a bird by one wing.
(I 27965, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Paradis perdu, by Gme. Courtois.
Mountainous landscape, on left nude
female figure offering apple to nude
male figure lying on ground. (I 27969,
Dec. 31, 1908.)
Printemps, by Hisman Semenowsky.
Young girl standing beside marble col-
a holding over her head branch of
White flowers. (I 27972, Dec. 31,
1908.)
- Rosette, by Duthoit. Bust figure of
young woman wearing loose drapery
over shoulders, rose on breast. (I
27957, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Salve regina, by Serendat de Belzim.
Kneeling figure of young girl wearing
night gown and hands closed before
breast. (I 27976, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Soir (Le), by A. V. Mayerie. Land-
scape showing calf followed by two
cows and a dog. (1 27950, Dee. 31,
1908.)
Soleil brumeux sur la Meuse, by A.
Stengelin. Scene on banks of river, on
right is windmill beside which is sail-
boat. (I 27966, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Supper at Emmaus, by Alfred W.
Soord. Two male figures seated at
table looking toward apparition of
Jesus Christ. (I 27974, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Brown (J. G.), New York, N. Y.
[2833
Kiss your brother. Three boot-
blacks sitting on their boxes, center
boy holding up a young dog. (I 27891,
Dec. 26, 1908. )
BROWN SHOE CO., St. Louis, Mo. [2834
White House society of colonial
days. Ball room scene in the White
House, Washington and others dancing
the minuet. (I 27889, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Burck (S. Crossy), Chicago, Ill.
[2835, 2836
Little boy carrying an arm full of
wood, a small dog holding in his mouth
a dead branch from a tree. (I 27848,
ee
FINE ARTS
2849
CAMPBELL, MrtTzarrR & JACOBSON, New
York, N.Y. [2887-2840
At the game; young woman wearing
broad brimmed hat, muff and neck-
piece, holds muff against her chest. (I
27990, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Flirting; young woman wearing
broad brimmed hat, automobile veil,
&e., holding muff up toward her face.
(I 27989, Dee. 31, 1908.)
Merry widow. Bust portrait of a
woman with a pleased expression, an
open fan forms part of the background.
(I 28046, Jan. 9, 1909.)
Strolling; young lady holding muff
upon which is a bouquet of violets,
against her bosom, broad-brimmed hat.
(I 27988, Dec. 31, 1908.)
CAPRONI (P. P.) & BRO., Boston, Mass.
[2841
Lincoln (Abraham). Head and part
of shoulders in high relief, head un-
covered. (I 28010, Jan. 6, 1909.)
CLARKE (CLARENCE J.), Los Angeles,
Cal. [2842
Emmanuel. A dove, a woman with
wings, below which is a cross. Quota-
tions from the Bible. (I 27892, Dec.
26, 1908.)
CoLuLier (P. F.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[2848-2848
Artist (The); by Maxfield Parrish.
An artist in a grotesque attitude be-
fore an easel. (I 278938, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Baloon man; Maxfield Parrish,
Vender holding a number of baloons on
strings which threaten to blow away.
(I 27875, Dec. 23, 1908.)
Bareback riders; EF’. X. Leyendecker.
Two bareback riders on a prancing
horse’s back. (I 27996, Jan. 2, 1909.)
Head of the house; by Charles Dana
Gibson. Old man sitting at table with
a bowl before him, little girl sitting
beside him cutting bread. (I 27997,
gan. 2, 1909.)
Home again—as the steamer docks, -
by C. D. Gibson; fat man leaning over
rail of steamer, in background gentle-
man and girl. (I 27941, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Juliet; by Albert Sterner. Young
woman in a loose trailing robe, on a
stage, holds bunch of roses. (1 27847,
Dec. 16, 1908.)
CooPEer (F. J.) ADV. AGENCY, San Fran-
Dec. 16, 1908.) cisco, Cal. [2849
Young boy sowing seeds, hoe in one Hahnemann. Bas-relief of Hahne-
hand and a little dog capering. (I | mann, design of leaves on edge. (I
27849, Dec. 16, 1908.) ' 28002, Jan. 4, 1909.)
; 35
2850
CRAFTSMAN GUILD, Highland Park, III.
[2850
Scarab. An Egyptian scarab, the
side and base being covered with Egyp-
tian hieroglyphics. (I 27861, Dec. 21,
1908. )
CROWELL PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[2851
Valentine cover; by Howard Chand-
ler Christy. Head of a man and a girl
in evening clothes, in a heart-shaped
panel. (I 27862, Dec. 21, 1908.)
' Rutherford,
N. J. [2852
Lincoln (Abraham). Bust made in
copper bronze, mounted on various
polished wood plaques. (I 28006, Dec.
29, 1908; 1 photo, Dec. 28, 1908.)
DEMING (EDWIN WILLARD), New York,
oY. [2853-2855
Bear eating honey; statuary, bear
cub sitting up with honey nest in his
arm. (I 27900, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Indian boy and bear; statuary; In-
dian boy and bear tusseling for a
berry jar. (I 27898, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Wrestling bears; statuary; two bear
cubs wrestling with arms about each
other. (I 27899, Dec. 28, 1908.)
DrmMiIne (KaTHRYN), New York, N. Y.
[2856
statuary ; bear sitting
DEMAREST (ABRAHAM),
Rocking bear;
down on his hind legs holding his toes’
with his fore legs. (I 27901, Dec. 28,
1908. )
DETCHON > (ADELAIDE), Springfield,
Mass. [2857, 2858
Baby’s ballad. Picture of an infant
with verses above the drawing. (I
27896, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Christmas day. Two
poetry and decorations.
Dec. 26, 1908.)
DEVARE (ELIZABETH PETERSEN PR.),
New York, N. Y. [2859
McKinley (President Wm.). Bust
anion plaster. (Ch 28007, tan: 5;
1909.)
Draper (A. FRANK), Oakland, Cal.
[2860
Merry Yuletide. The words arranged
in three horizontal parallel lines. (I
27845, Dec. 14, 1908.)
FLAGG (CHARLES Hartford,
Conn. [2861, 2862
Bartlett (Paul Wayland) sculptor.
Life-size bust portrait. (I 27870, Dec.
23, 1908. )
verses of
(©) 29897,
NOEL),
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 3
pt. Iv, 0. S:, Ve
FLacc (CHARLES NoEL)—Continued. |
Bartlett (Paul Wayland) sculptor. |
Life-size bust portrait, hands Showing
in part at base of canvas. (I 27871,
Dec. 23, 1908.)
FORBES LITHO. MFG. CO., Boston, Mass.
[2863
American girls. American girls ar-
ranged in panel form, showing head
and bust of each. (I 28027, Jan. 8;
1909.)
FRIEDRICHS-BREHM cO., New York,
IND Xe [2864
Ennui; by Geo. Brehm. Girl, elbow
resting on an arm chair, her chin rest-
ing in hand. (I 28012, Jan. 6, 1909.)
FRYE (JOHN H.), Birmingham, Ala.
[2865
Under government control. Capitol
dome surmounted by figure at top. (I
27882, Dec. 24, 1908.) .
GotpscHMmpt (Sara), New York, N. Y.
[2866
Bear and forebear. Two bears sit-
ting arm in arm at the base of a trunk
of a tree. (I 27825, Dec. 14, 1908.)
GREYER (Louis A.), Boston, Mass. !
[2867 |
Lucky spudd. Potato resembling a
human form. (I 28008, Jan. 5, 1909.)
GuDE (OscaB J.), New York, N. Y. |
[2868 |
Panoramic view of Madison square, ~
New York; combination photograph
and drawing of Madison square. (I
27940, Dec. 30, 1098.)
GusTIN (H. W.), New York, N. Y.
[2869 —
Blufunk. Chinese idol sitting on a
throne his left hand on his left cheek.
(I 27803, Dec. 11, 1908. 1 photo. Dec.
PA & 1908.)
HARBAN (H. A.), Chicago, III. [2870
Foster mother; by M. B. Adelkper-
zer. A typically bedraggled picka-
ninny, carrying a white doll baby. (1
27894, Dec. 26, 1908.) |
HARPER & I BROS., New York, N. Y.
[2871, 2872
Man on floor sleeping, smoke from
brazier ascends, out of it appears the
legendary figure of Diana. (I 28015,
Jan. 6, 1909.) ’
Woman struggling with man, on the
shore, men coming over to the rocks,
prow of boat appears. (I 28014, Jan. —
6, 1909.)
36
os. 1-4, Jan., 1909
(JONATHAN New
0). Sah [2873 |
Water baby. Two year old boy with
tails instead of legs, grasping a
(I 28008, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Scorr),
‘Harvey (Ett), New York, N. Y.
a [2874-2878
- Bashful bear cub; statuette, bear
eub standing upright with left paw up
its mouth. (I 27944, Dec. 30, 1908.)
_ Bear cub with bread: statuette, bear
eub lying flat on his stomach, hind
Tegs stretched backwards, fore legs
eClasping loaf of bread. (1 27945, Dec.
a , 1908.)
_ Performing bear on ball;
r spinning a ball, standing position
m left foot. (I 27946, Dec. 30, 1908.)
S Rex; statuette, standing lion with
Bead up and mouth open, dead ante-
e lying at feet. (I 27942, Dec. 30,
Russian brown bear nursing her
= statuette, mother bear prostrate
her back, two cubs feeding. (I
3, Dec. 30, 1908.)
ae (J. Hy.), Brooklyn,
Ps [2879
_ Village blacksmith; old blacksmith
holding a hot iron with biceps, right
arm swinging hammer. (I 27947, Dec.
30, 1908. )
Hupson (G.), Ukiah, Cal. [2880-2882
) Canvas no. 333. Head of Indian
child, around his neck is a string on
which is something tied to keep off
disease. (I 27860, Dec. 19, 1908.)
Explorers (The). Indian child hold-
ing a rope attached to a short-haired
liow dog. (I 27859, Dec. 19, 1908.)
_ Ma-Ku-Ku (The big brown owl).
Indian boy sitting on ground, caring
ra sleeping baby. (I 27858, Dec. 19,
1908.)
Kanno (GERTRUDE Boye), Fruitvale,
Se Cal. [2883
} Miller (Joaquin), bas-relief, por-
ps head with beard. (I 27981,
31, 1908.)
Korpree (E. L.), New York, N. Y.
[2884
i Wine committee, by W. D. Sadler.
Interior of old English tavern, at table
im center are seated five men, four of
them holding a glass of wine each. (I
4 . 28, 1908.) 1 photo. Dec.
statuette, |
| and two sitting.
FINE ARTS
| Ku PPENHEIMER & CO., Chicago, II.
[2885-2888
At the seaside. Young man at the
beach, water in the rear, with boats.
(I 27885, Dec. 26, 1908.)
On the boulevard.
coat over his arm.
Young man with
(I 27888, Dec. 26,
| 1908.)
Quiet stroll. Young man with dog.
(I 27886, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Watching.
man rowing.
Young man watching a
(I 27887, Dec. 26, 1908.)
pe
[2889-2892
Christmas morning, after Mr. and
Mrs. Jack have promised each other
not to do anything in way of presents;
by C. Coles Phillips. Each one being
surprised with the gift of the other.
(I 27857, Dec. 19, 1908.)
Faith—Though he slay me yet will
I trust them (Job xiii, 5); by Bayard
Jones. Young man and woman in an
auto that is being driven at a furious
pace along a country road. (I 28025,
Jan. 6, 1909.)
Forty miles from anywhere and the
parson away on vacation; by Geo. W.
Barratt. A dejected couple, she is
sitting on step of parson’s house, while
the youth is standing at the door. (I
28024, Jan. 6, 1909.)
Why is a neighbor’s paper always
better than your own? by Orson Low-
ell. A row of people sitting in a street
car each with his or her own paper
open. (I 27895, Dec. 26, 1908.)
Littig (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y¥
[2898, 2894
Brown university, Providence, R. I.;
by Richard Rummell. Birds-eye view ;
(I 27995, Jan. 2, 1909.)
' Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y., in-
cluding surroundings and all the col-
LIFE PUB. co., New York, N.
lege buildings. (I 27902, Dec. 28,
1908. )
McCrary (FRANK B.), Knoxville,
Tenn. [2895
Pickaninnies. Seven little negro ba-
bies entirely naked, five are standing
(I 27998, Aug. 19,
1908.)
MAGEE (WiLtIAM D.), Monticello,
Towa. [2S96
Emblematic picture mat. Spread
eagle, upon breast is a shield the out-
line of which is raised. (I 27994,
Jan. 2, 1909.)
37
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2897
Mansuipe (Paut H.), New York, N.Y. | OstHaus (EpmMunD H.), New
me:
[2897
Circus rider; Statue, circus horse
in act of cantering around the circus
ring. (I 27850, Dec. 16, 1908.)
MANZI, JOYANT & Co., Paris, France.
[2898
Viérge (La) et l’enfant Jésus; by
If. Hébert. The Virgin seated on a
low wall holds on her knee the infant
Jesus. (I 27854, Dec. 18, 1908.)
MARINE NATIONAL BANK OF BUFFALO,
Buffalo, N. Y. [2899
Shooting the rapids; by Philip R.
Goodwin. Two guides in a birch bark
canoe shooting the rapids. (I 27881,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
MARTIN (HERBERT M.), Danville, Va.
[2909
Kappa Sigma fraternity coat-of-
arms. Shield, having a diagonal sec-
tion, a field of five stars, above the
shield is Caduceus of Mercury. (1
28005, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Martin (J. B.), New York, N. Y.
[2901
Jolly family; oblong panel showing
busts of several old men, young men,
ete., all of whom are about to drink
some beverage. (I 27987, Dec. 31,
1908. )
Martin (Mrs. Mattie J.), Yonkers,
i ee a [2902
Truth will out. A white rooster and
a white hen looking at each other and
five black chickens. (I 28028, Jan. 8,
1909.)
Nast (C. H.), Chicago, Il. [2908
Creating the Stars and stripes; by
Frederick Webster. Figure of lady
in room making American flag. (I
28011, Jan. 6, 1909.)
NOBLE ART ASSOCIATION, New York,
Weoeys [2904
. Potter (Rt. Rev. Henry Codman) ;
by W. Clark Noble. Bas-relief, a
straight left side profile. (I 27858,
Dec. 16, 1908; 1 photo. Dec. 7, 1908.)
OAKLAND CHEMICAL ©CO., York,
iN... [2905
Secret (The) ; bust of young woman
with smiling face, fore finger of left
hand against her lip, holding in right
New
hand a small bottle. (I 27986, Dec.
31, 1908.)
pt. Iv, n.s., V.4_
York, |
[2906 —
Come home. St. Bernard puppy
climbing up steps, mother and other
puppies waiting for him. (I 278383,
Dec. 14, 1908.) a
PappocK (WILLARD D.), New Yor
N.Y: [2907-2910
Dancing girl, A; stands, weight on
left foot with figure inclining toward —
right and twisted toward left. (I -
27982, Dec. 9, 1908.) .
B; stands inclined
backward and toward right.
Dec. 9, 1908.)
——C; stands leaning slightly ing
4
7
slightly
(I 27983,
ward, with weight on left leg, right
foot placed backward. (I 27984, Dec.
9, 1908. )
——D)D; stands on right foot leaning |
backward, somewhat supported by left
foot. (I 27985, Dec. 9, 1908.) |
Pepsi Cota co., New Bern, N. C. [2911
Health. Woman, in her raised left
hand she holds a glass. (I 28045, Jan.
9, 1909. )
PHILLIPS (T. FE.) co., Dubuque, Iowa.
[2912-2937
Gothic double confessional 10272.
(I 27904, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Gothic main altar 20108; altar ta-—
ble having Lord’s last supper in cen-—
ter. (I 27915, Dec. 28, 1908.) |
28, 1908.)
20104. (I 27908, Dee.
—— 20112. (I 27906, Dec. 28, 1908.)
—— 20114. (I 27914, Dec. 28, 1908.) _
—— 20115. (I 27909, Dec. 28, 1908.)
—— 20119. (I 27910, Dee. 28, 1908.) ©
—— 20121. (I 27912, Dee. 28, 1908.) 7
20101; altar table having Ag-
nus Dei in center. (I 27907, Dec, 28,
1908.) |
—— 20123. (I 27913, Dec. 28, 1908.) |
—— 20125; altar table having I. H.S.
in center. (1.27911, Dec, 28, 1908.)
Gothic side altar 28000. (I 27924,
Dec. 28, 1908.) |
(I 27925, Dee. 28, 1908.)
28007.
—— 28008. (I 27926, Dec. 28, 1908.)7
28009. (I 279238, Dec. 28, 1908.)5
Renaissance main altar 26065. (I
27927, Dec. 28, 1908.)
—— 26072. (I 27928, Dec. 28, 1908.) ©
Roman side altar 10996. (I 27905,
Dec. 28, 1908.)
38
———
‘nos. 1-4, Jan., 1909
Puittres (T. F.) co.—Continued.
- Romanesque main altar 26057.
27917, Dec. 28, 1908:)
—— 26064. (I 27916, Dec. 28, 1908.)
— 26061. (I 27919, Dec. 28, 1908.)
— 260638. (I 27921, Dec. 28, 1908.)
—— 26066. (I 27920, Dec. 28, 1908.)
— 26070. (I 27922, Dec. 28, 1908.)
26078. (I 27918, Dec. 28, 1908.)
Shrine 11010. (I 27903, Dec. 28, |
1908. )
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin, Germany. [29388-2940
Merry widow; by Cecil Aldin. In-
terior, a gentleman is offering a bou-
quet to a lady who is sitting on a sofa
before a tea table. (I 28000, Jan. 4,
1909.)
Quiet rubber; by Cecil Aldin. Two
gentlemen and two ladies. sitting
around a table at a game of cards.
{I 27999, Jan. 4, 1909.)
Wilhelm Ii; by Arthur Kampf.
Portrait of the German Emperor, half-
length figure in uniform. (I 27884,
Dec. 26, 1908.)
PoNTONE (J.), Chicago, Ill. [2941
Virgin Mary. Bas-relief of the head,
it represents the Madonna praying. (1
27883, Dec. 26, 1908.)
QUAYLE & SON, INC., Albany, N. Y.
[2942
Football group. Medal design, foot-
Dall players in action and modeled in
Telief. (I 27852, Dec. 18, 1908.)
REMINGTON (FREDERICK), New York,
i ee [29438
Savage (The). Indian bust—Head
‘of Indian, showing teeth and wearing
‘shell earrings. (I 27830, Dec. 14, 1908.)
RotH (FREDERICK G. R.), New York,
1, eae [2944, 2945
Salvator ; statuary ; race horse stand-
‘ing, head and neck slightly stretched
forward. (I 27979, Dec. 31, 1908.)
Star Ruby; statuary; thoroughbred
‘stallion standing, head raised. (I
27980, Dec. 31, 1908.)
: Rounetus (Car), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[2946, 2947
Dauntless. Mountain valley, storm
clouds, water in foreground, bull elk be-
hind. (I 27864, Dec. 22, 1908.)
In doubt. A bull moose, big rock be-
hind, timber above it. (I 27863, Dec.
22, 1908.)
| cave.
FINE ARTS
Scorr & Bowne, New York, N. Y.
[2948
Nest of babies. Four babies in va-
rious positions in a nest made of straw,
twigs, ete. (I 28013, Jan. 6, 1909.)
SEITER & KAppPES LITHOGRAPHING CO.,
New York, N. Y.. [2949-2952
Big game; by E. Johnson King. Male
and female lion near the mouth of their
(I 27828, Dec. 14, 1908. )
Bonnie lassie; by Par. Head; sub-
ject wearing a large felt hat with a
single feather. (I 27827, Dec. 14,
1908. )
Orchid girl; by Earl Christy.
Young woman wearing fur hat trimmed
with roses; fur neck piece. (I 27826,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
Rancho girl; by E. Johnson King.
Young woman in cowboy dress astride
a bronecho pony. (I 27829, Dec. 14,
1908.)
SEITER & KNAPPS LITHOGRAPHING CO.,
[2953
Susanne. Statue; a small nude fig-
ure of a woman in seated position,
hands raised and clasped behind the
head. (1 27846, Dec. 14, 1908; 1
photo. Dec. 5, 1908.)
SPIELVOGEL (H.), New York, N. Y.
[2954
Devant la mer, (Before the ocean) ;
by A. Schubert. A _ little nude girl
standing on the ocean beach. (I 27881,
Dec. 24, 1908.)
STURMER (GEORGE W.), W. Philadel-
phia, Pa. [2955
Betsy Ross memorial association.
Platform having statues at the corners
and a stepped base, upon which memo-
rial stands, having dome. (I 27882,
Dec. 14, 1908.)
THOMAS (FRANK C.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[2956
Affinity; girl in large hat with
plume, about to eat a piece of candy. -
(I 27932, Dec. 29, 1908; 1 photo. Novy.
3, 1908.) am
Tower (A. J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[2957
Bad fix. Sailing vessel in a fog,
the prow of a steamship is appearing
through the mist, sailors gazing in
terror at the ship. (I 27876, Dec. 24,
1908.)
U. S. PATENT SPECIALTY CO., New York,
i ee oe [2958
Lineoln (Abraham). Three quarter
view of bust. (I 27865, Dec. 17, 1908.)
39
a 7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ;
2959
VopacH (W.) & co., Leipzig, Germany.
[2959
Nachbarskinder (Neighbors) ;
ting around a table in a garden, youth-
ful gentleman is leaning over
fence. (I 28026, Jan. 7, 1909.)
VoLK (D.), Center Lovell, Me.
[2960, 2961
Lincoln (Abraham). Cast of the
left hand shows the back of the hand. |
(I 27873, Dec. 23, 1908.)
Cast of the right hand, show-
ing front of the hand. (I 27874, Dec.
by
Hermann Koch. Party of ladies sit- |
the )
|
|
|
|
scription at bottom, For God so love
23, 1908. )
VoseE (R. Cc. & N. M.), Boston, Mass.
[2962
Isabella; by M. L: Macombes. Girl, |
veil bound on her head, leaning on a
table. (I 27856, Dec. 18, 1908.)
WEBSTER (H. DANIEL), Westport,
Conn. [2963
Clay (Henry), bronze portrait bust,
head turned slightly to right. (I
27933, Dec. 29, 1908.)
Weiss (Hips H.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[2964-2966
Let us have faith that right makes
right; design made with quotation
| lief.
pt. Iv, n.8., Vv.
Weiss (Hizpa H.)—Continued.
ornamented with bunch of laurel, done
in bas-relief. (I 27991, Dec. 31, 1908.
Lincoln (Abraham).
27855, Dec. 14, 1908.)
—— Bas-relief of profile with
Bas-relief.
(I 27872, Dec. 23, 1908.
WHITNEY (WILLIAM H.), Mount Ver
non, BL x: 5
Lincoln (Abraham). Profile bus
under which are originai quotation
with dates of birth and date, 1809-
1909. (I 28044, Dec. 29, 1908. |
photo. Jan. 9, 1909.)
WITKOWSKI (KARL), Vailsburg, N. J.
First lesson. Girl and boy sittin
near a brick wall, nearby a basket a
his children.
a bed for a little dog. (I 27851, Det
17, 1908.)
WoLtrson (Morris), New York, N.
[2969, 29 ;
Lincoln (Abraham), full face; higl
relief en placque. (I 27930, Dec. 2%
1908. )
in profile; placque in high re
(I 27929, Dec. 28, 1908.) - q
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed ry deposit of 1 photograph each
and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1909_._\__-__1_ ee ee 1€
O
2971-5710
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
AND OF JUNE 30, 1906
PART 4:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS;
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 5-8
FEBRUARY, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1909
a Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 4, is arranged in two alphabets of
proprietors, with subalphabets of titles as follows:
I. Containing titles for Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos
and Lithographs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (giving a list of the photographs deposited accord-
ing to law with the applications for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues,
Statuary, and Models or Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine Arts).
The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconyentil
ience of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engray-
|
H
i
ings, Cuts and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the
last issue, are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet. The entries for Fine Arts
will be found in a separate alphabet following this.
‘The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue
on account of necessary correspondence.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
recipi of copies is always omitted when the copies are received on the day of entry.
e notice,
Akin co., aa Wis.
a. 14,
after the first title, if printed in full,
Class Hy, XXe, no. 120706, Jan. 14, 1909;
would read: Copyright by Earl D.
2 copies received
Sox (Eart D.) co., Hillsboro, Wis.
[2971
(H 121706, Jan. 14, 1909.)
ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON LODGE NO.
22, A. F. & A. M., Alexandria, Va.
[2972, 2973
_ Chair occupied by George Washing-
ton when* master of Alexandria
Washington lodge. (H 121532, Jan.
12, 1909.)
Masonic trowel used by General
rge Washington. (H 122203, Jan.
Big bear.
, 1909.)
AAMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[2974-2999
Can you beat it? (F 72373, Jan.
18, 1909.)
‘Foxy Grandpa. (F 72549, Jan. 18,
1909.)
—(F 72899, Feb. 2, 1909; 2 c.
Feb. 1, 1909.)
Going some, eh? (F 72368, Jan. 18, |
1909. )
Happy Hooligan enters society.
72546, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan gets a new suit.
(F 72894, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan takes a stroll with
Suzanne. (F 72370, Jan. 13, 1909.)
Incident in the life of [Buster].
(F 72898, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Jimmy. (F 72372, Jan. 18, 1909.)
— (F 72544, Jan. 18, 1909.)
'_—— (F 72895, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Just [Buster] (F
1909.)
Man. (F 72547, Jan. 18, 1909.)
| Ob Winnie. (F 72374, Jan. 13, 1909.)
/ — (F 72548, Jan. 18, 1909.)
—_ (F 72722, Jan. 26, 1909.)
_Parley-vous Francais?
Jan. 26, 1909.)
(EF |
| AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER, New
_ Katzenjammer kids meet a-smart |
(F 72724, |
| Jan.
| 2 41
12126, Jan. 26, |
AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
Recitation by Alfred Tennyson and
[Buster] (F 72543, Jan. 18, 1909.)
*Scuse me Mr. Johnson. (F 72371,
Jan. 18, 1909.)
(F 72545, Jan. 18, 1909.)
——— (722s dano7G,-1909: )
—— (F 72896, Feb. 2, 1909.)
These, ladies and gentlemen, are the
Katzenjammer kids. (F 72725, Jan.
26, 1909. )
Widow Perkins and her dog Violet.
(F 72369, Jan. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 72727, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Yes, ’twas Hans.. (F 72897, Feb. 2,
1909.)
AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE CO., New
York, N- Y: [3000, 3001
American home magazine. Cover
design. Jan., 1909. ¢F 72473, Jan. 16,
1909.)
——Feb., 1909. (F 72999, Feb. 5,
, 1909.)
York: Na ¥: [38002-3112
Adventures of a bunch of puffs. (F
72426, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Adventures of a pair of trousers.
(F 72558, Jan. 20, 1909.)
Are women slaves. (F 72767, Jan.
27, 1909.)
(F 72957, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Chip of the old block. (F
Jan. 7, 1909.)
Common people’s library of fiction.
72182,
| (F 72452, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Diogenes gets square with Ananias
and Munchausen. (F 72375, Jan. 18,
; 1909.)
Do husbands support their wives?
(EF 72156, Jan. 9, 1909.)
Do you know this man?
(F 72137,
8, 1909.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3112
AMERICAN-J OURN AL-EXAMINER—Cont’d.
(F 72275, Jan. 11, 1909.)
—__. (FW 72424, Jan. 14, 1909.)
—_— (F 72539, Jan. 16, 1909.)
—__— (F 72677, Jan. 23, 1909.)
__— (F 72836, Jan, 29, 1909.)
Dogs is dogs. (F 72710, Jan. 25,
1909. )
___— (F 72781, Jan. 28, 1909.)
Frog he would a-wooing g0.
72337, Jan. 12, 1909.)
(EF 72454, Jan.
—— (F Jan.
——. (Ff 7 Jan.
—— (KF 7 Jan.
a= (H" (2(o2, dans
(i Wor, salle
—— (KT Jan.
——(FK 7 Feb. 2, 1909.)
—_— (F 72958, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Gentle art of street cleaning.
72728, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Gimlet club. (F
1909. )
eens (aii)
ees ©)
ae
2 (
—_— (F 72560,
(F
15, 1909.)
19, 1909.)
21, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
28, 1909.)
30, 1909.)
(F
(2211, Jam dk
13, 1909.)
14, 1909.)
16, 1909.)
18, 1909.)
20, 1909.)
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Aaa 4
mw Ww w
Ot HB co
i Ces
rei uae
pt.iv,n.s.,v.4
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EX AMINER—Cont’@,
(F 72427, Jan. 14, 1908))
—— (F 72542, Jan. 16, 1909.)
—— (FE 72555, Jan. 19; 19095)
—— (F Jan. 21, 1909.)
——(F 22 Jan, 23, 1909.)
—— (F 72712, Jan. 25, 1909.)
—— (FF 72 Jan. 27, 1909:)
—— (F 72839, Jan. 29, 1909.)
—— (F 72 Feb. 1, 1909.)
—— (F 72900, Feb. 2, 1909.)
—— (F 72960, Feb. 4, 1909.) '
Henpecko, the monk. (F 721388, Jan,
8, 1909.)
—— (F 72645, Jan. 22, 1909.)
Hooligan brothers: Happy gets fired
out. (F 72139, Jane 6, 19065)
Horseback endurance rides all the
Wee (iE
eG
cae
ee OR
Soe G
ee LGR
aE Gy
SEO
Great scrap
12335, Jan. 12, 1909.)
Groucho the monk.
9, 1909.)
eae § {)
ae Hy
Sener ©)
pea. (pf
eee 2)
Sad Gi
poe CE
Hall room boys.
1909. )
72278,
72378,
72552,
72559,
72738,
72856,
T2877,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
gan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
22, 1909.)
25, 1909.)
27, 1909.)
1909.)
1909.)
1909.)
1909.)
. 5, 1909.)
29,
ae ©
. ee
. 4,
in Washington.
(i
(EF 72158, Jan.
11,
18,
18,
20,
1909.)
1909.)
1909. )
1909.)
26, 1909.)
30, 1909.)
1, 1909.)
—=—— (F 72159, Jan. 9, 1809.)
— (F 72838, Jan. 12, 1909.)
(F 72141, Jan. 8,
rage. (F 72540, Jan. 16, 1909.) |
How to cook possums, (F 72556
Jan. 20, 1909.) :
I see by the papers. (KE 72729, Jan.
26, 1909.) i
—_— (F 72765, Jan. 27, 1909.)
—— (F 72837, Jan. 29, 1909.) (|
Knocko the monk. (F 72933, Feb.
3, 1909.) |
Mr. Jack. (F 72157, Jan. 9, om
(EF 72557, Jan. 20, 1909.) |
—_— (F 72641, Jan. 22, 1909.)
—— (F 72706, Jan. 25, 1909.) :
—_— (F 72780, Jan. 26, 1909.) t
___ (F 72766, Jan. 27, 1909.) ,
—_— (F 72875, Feb. 1, 1909.) i
_— (F 72901, Feb. 2, 1909.)
.Mrs. Trubbell. (EF 72600, Jan.
1909.) i
—— (F 728538, Jan. 30, 1909.) i
terrorize country.
1909. )
Never again.
1909.)
ee |,
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ee G5 |)
ey 6
ee
a ae
eevee &
One of those slick propositions
| (I 72442, Jan. 8, 1909.)
antediluvian
Our
(F
72453, Jan.
72553, Jan.
72708, Jan.
(2(51, Jame
72779, Jan.
72930, Feb.
73021, Feb.
72550, Jan. 18, 1909.)
42
72140, Jan. 8,
15, 1909.)
19, 1909.)
25, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
28, 1909.)
3, 1909.)
5, 1909.)
ancestors.
Q
os. 5-8, Feb., 1909
ERICAN-J OURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d.
Poe centenary causes outbreak of
favens. (F 72598, Jan. 21, 1909.)
Popular plays. (F 72876, Feb. 1,
1909.)
—— (F 72902, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Secret service. (F 72376, Jan. 13,
1909. )
There’s a reason.
1909. ) :
—— (F 72642, Jan. 22, 1909.)
— (F 72709, Jan. 25, 1909.)
— (F 72780, Jan. 28, 1909.)
— (F 72854, Jan. 30; 1909.)
—— (F 72931, Feb. 3, 1909.)
—— (F 73022, Feb. 5, 1909.) -
(F 72599, Jan. 21,
Thousand and one nights. (F
72836, Jan. 12, 1909.)
Tightwaddo the monk. (F 72455,
Jan. 15, 1909.)
— (F 73024, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Washington’s note. (F 72648, Jan.
22, 1909.) .
Wireless in Congress. (F 72764,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Wouldn’t it make you mad. (F
72276, Jan. 11, 1909.)
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [3113-3122
Criminal hypnotist. (H 121531, Jan.
12, 1909.)
Fascinating Mrs.
121876, Jan. 22, 1909.)
meord Of life. (H 121877, Jan. 22,
1909.)
_ Love finds a way.
12, 1909.)
Mr. Jones has a card party.
121796, Jan. 19, 1909.)
Rural elopement.
Francis. (H
(H 121529, Jan.
(H
(H 121530, Jan.
12, 1909.)
‘Sacrifice (The). (H 121590, Jan.
14, 1909.)
Those awful hats. (H 122037, Jan.
27, 1909.)
Those boys. (H 121795, Jan. 19,
1909.) -
Welcome burglar. (H 121797, Jan.
19, 1909.)
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN., New York,
; [3123-3128
_ Nobody loves a fat man. (F 72721,
Jan. 26, 1909.)
_—— (F 72776, Jan. 27, 1909.)
| —— (F 72864, Jan. 30, 1909.)
_—— (F 72872, Feb. 1, 1909.)
&,
aie
E
| he
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
AND PRINTS, ETC.
3219
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.—Continued.
(EF 72920, Feb. 3, 1909.)
—— (F 73002, Feb. 5, 1909.)
AMES & ROILLINSON co., New York,
jap [3129
Testimonial of graduation. (F
72790, Jan. 29, 1909.)
ANDERSON (W. R.), New York, N. Y.
[31380-38145
Keep your eyes and mouth closed.
(F 72291, Dec. 29, 1908.)
Now do you doubt the old story. (F
72305, Dec. 29, 1908.)
Twins are an awful care. (F 72304,
Dec. 29, 1908.)
What’s the use series. 1-12. (F
72292-72308, Dec. 29, 1908.)
Wubber. (F 72306, Dec. 29, 1908.)
2c. of each Dec. 30, 1908*
ANDERSON PUB. CO., New York. N. Y.
[3146
Devotionals. (KF 72476, Jan. 16, 1909;
2c. Jan. 6, 1909.)
ARDOLINO (Mrs. Louisa), Boston, Mass.
[3147
Gesi. (H 121907, Jan. 25, 1909; 2c.
Jan. 16, 1909.)
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich. [46
photographs. ] [38148-3193
Adrift. — Alone. — Annabel. — Au-
tumn. — Beatrice. — Bedtime. — Best
wishes.—Betty.—Canoe girl.—Close of
day. — Cynthia. — Directoire girl. —
Drifting.— Dolly.— Elaine.— Estelle.—-
Evening prayer.—F airy tales.—Gladi-
ola.—Lullaby.—Margery.—Memories.—
Mirror girl—Moon girl.—New moon.—
Pamelia.— Penelope. — Phyllis.— Play-
mates.— Poinsetts.—Polly.— Pruella.—
Kieflections. —- Roses. — Shadow girl.—
Song of the nightingale-—Sweetheart
cays. — Tulips. — Twilight. — Twilight
memories.—Twilight songs.—Virvinia.
— Waiting.— Watching.— Wind girl.—
Young mother. -(H 121621121666,
Jan. 15, 1909.)
Aueur, Swrers & MacHoLp, New York,
v [8194, 8195
First in war, first in peace, first in
the hearts of his countrymen. (F
72719, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Lincoln (Abraham).
(F 72718, Jan.
26, 1909.)
AUSTEN (J. I.) co., Chicago, Ill.
[3196-3219
Rulers of the world. 1-24. (G
20821-20844, Feb. 1, 1909.)
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3220
Bapcock, Hinps & UNDERWOOD, Bing-
hamton, N. Y. [3220
Plane (The). (F 72364, Jan. 18,
1909; 2 ¢. Jan. 7, 1909.)
BACHE (RENE), Washington, D. C.
[8221
(H 1219038, Jan. 23, 1909.)
BACHRACH (ALAN), Washington, D. C.
Baby tree.
[3222 |
(H 121880, Jan. |
Nelson (Battling).
23, 1909.)
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York, |
N. Y.
[3223-38255
Anthony (Mark). (H 1222838, Feb.
1, 1909; 2 ec. Feb. 2, 1909.)
—atthe Transformer. (H122284,
FPebad;. 1909 ; 2c. Feb. 2,, 1909.)
Baltie coming in. (H 121995, Jan.
26,1909. )
Beecroft (Chester). (H 121710, Jan.
16, 1909; 2c. Jan. 14, 1909.)
Bolet (Niconar). (H 121594, Jan.
14, 1909. )
Carrying Mrs. Murphy ashore. (H
121998, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Destinn (Emmy). 14. (H119176—
119179, Dec. 4, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec.
7, 1908.*)
—-95. (H 119180, Dec. 4, 1908; 2 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1909.)
Hardie (Keir)
1909; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1909.)
Hernandez (Jose) (H 121927, Jan.
25, 1909.)
Ja Barra (¥. L. de), 1-38. (H122631—
122583, Feb. 4, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
5, 1909.)
Lind-Af-Hageby (Miss)
Feb. 1, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1909.)
Mene. 1. (H 121711, Jan. 16, 1909:
2c. Jan. 21, 1909.)
Morena (Bertha) (H 121709, Jan.
16, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1909.)
Painting living statues. (H 121928,
Jan. 25, 1909.)
‘ Posing living statues.. (H 121929,
Jan. 25, 1909.)
Sembrich (Mme.)} 1-3. (H 121243-—
121245, Jan. 4, 1909; 2 ¢. of each Jan.
21, 1909.)
Survivors of the Republic. 1, 2.
121996, 121997, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Gatti CR. oAc)s3 42), ee 121489 Jan,
11909572. ¢c. Jan. 14,, 1909.)
Mati (Mirs... We A). 2) )-( ER A21481,
Jan. 11, 1909; 2 ce. Jan. 14, 1909.)
(H
gan. Lt, 1909.)
BARTELL (Cora B.),.
(H 122285,
| 1909; 2c. Jan. 18, 1909.)
1908; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909.)
| of each Jan. 13, 1909.)
(H 1215938, Jan. 14, |
| Moonlight.—Old oaken bucket.—Trout
| fishing. — Trout harbor. — Veranda.—
BISHOP
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM )—Continueé 5
Taft pra 2. (H 121483, Jan. 1
1909; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1909.) !
Tsai Fu. (H 121803, Jan. 20, 1909;
2G Jan, 25; 19092)
Wallace (D.) (H 122205, Jan. 28,
1909; 2.c.\ Jan. 380, 1909;) :
Washing living statues. (H 121930,
Jan. 25, 1909.)
Williams (R. J.) (H 122204, Jan.
28, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 30, 1909.)
BARMORE (WILLIAM K.), New York,
Ne [3256
Taft (Hon. Wm. H.), portrait etch-
ing; by Otto J. Schneider.. (F 72201,
Coney Island,
N. Y (S25
Goodluck girl. (F 72494, Jan. 18,
1909. ) ’
BARTON & SPOONER CO., Cornwall-on-
Hudson, N. Y. [38258,
Taft .(President-elect and his fam-
ily, Augusta, Ga., Xmas holidays, 1908.
1,2. (H 121359, 121360, Jan. 8, 1909;
2c. of each Jan. 16, 1909.)
SEACH (HENRY M.), Remsen, N. Y.
[14 photographs. ] [3260-327
Hinkley, N. Y.—Remsen, N. Y.—
(H 121597, 121598, Jan. 14, 1909; 2 e@
Kings falls. — Lumbering 1-4. —
Winter 1, 2.
(H 122496-122507,
3, 1909.)
Feb.
BIEDER (J. L.) co. co., Chicago, Ill
[38274, 3275
As things go. (F 72188, Jan: 11,
|
Tom and Jerry. (F 71496, Dec. 21, :
j ;
Baltimore,
[32cG@
(H 10d
|
Wakeman,
[3277
H
|
(J. IXNOWLES),
Md.
White (Justice E. D.)
Jan, 25, 1909.)
BRLAKESLEE
Ohio.
Cross section of an elm tree.
121417, Jan. 9, 1909.)
(ALLEN) TDP
| BLEssine (J. L.), Salamanca, N. Ya
[3278-328
B.— Chief Smoke. —
[3 photographs. ]
Ah-wey-eyn.
| Senecan lacrosse player and archer.
_ (H_ 121601-121603, Jan. 15, 1909.)
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te
«
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
'
‘
BooK NEWS MONTHLY, Philadelphia,
Pa. [3281-3282 |
Lady Lilith. (EF 72537, Jan. 20, |
1909. )
Spring. (F 725388, Jan. 20, 1909.)
Borectum (GutTzon), New York, N. Y.
[38283
Lincoln; [by] Gutzon Borglum. (F
72186, Jan. 6, 1909.) ;
BosToON HERALD co., Boston, Mass.
[3284-3287
Boston’s L system. (F 72146, Jan.
§, 1909.)
Direct from Lynn on the east to
Forest Hills square. (FEF 72266, Jan.
ie 4909; 2-c. Jan. 9, 1909.)
Present defects in Greater Boston
railroad system. (F 72581, Jan. 12,
1909.)
South side mystic wharf from Chel-
sea bridge. (F 72582, Jan. 12, 1909.)
BowDEN (CHAS.), Muncie, Ind.
[8288, 3289
Miami university. (H 121580, Jan.
14, 1909.)
' Western college. (H 121581, Jan.
14, 1909.)
BRADFORD (CHARLES SYDNEY), Phila-
delphia, Pa. [8290
Battle of Germantown.
Jan. 27, 1909.)
BRAMPTON SOCIETY, New York, N. Y.
[8291
Christ: Description of, by Publius
Lentulus; with copy of painting by
Hofmann. (F 73047, Feb. 6, 1909; 2
ec. Feb. 1, 1909.)
BRETZMAN (C. F.), Indianapolis, Ind.
[8292-3294
university, Bloomington,
Che 122314, 122215, Jan.
(H 122036,
Indiana
mit. 1," 2.
29, 1909.)
U. M. W. of A., 20th annual conven-
tion, Indianapolis, Jan., 1909.
122216, Jan. 29, 1909.)
BRISLEY (FREDERIC), Denver, Colo.
[8295
Denver forever. (F 72605, Jan. 21,
1909; 2 ce. Dec. 28, 1908.)
Brown (Murray), Wahpeton, N. Dak.
[8296
Tea party. (H 121754, Jan. 19,
1909; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1909.)
BROWN BROTHERS, New York, N. Y.
[3297-3304
“Messina earthquake. 1-8 (H
121691-121698, Jan. 15, 1909.)
(H |
AND PRINTS, ETC.
3332
|
|
Buck (GEo. V.), Washington, D. C.
[33805-3307
Hussiem Kiazim Bey (Hon.) 1.
| (H 121798, Jan. 19, 1909.)
Shahan (Very Rev. Thomas Joseph)
Wt Be CH 822028) > 122022, Jans) 26,
1909.)
BUREAU OF NATIONAL LITERATURE AND
ART, Washington, D. C: [383808
Richardson (James D.) (F 72153,
Jan. 9, 1909.)
CANTWELL (GEO. G.), Valdez, Alaska.
[3309
Northern lights photographed by
moonlight. (H 122160, Jan. 28, 1909.)
CARPENTER (CHARLES T.), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [3310, 3311
Base ball design. (F 72846, Jan. 30,
1909.)
Basket ball design. (F 72459, Jan.
16, 1909.)
Carnrony (J..B:), Oak Park, Il [asta
Jumping frog. (IF 72689, Jan. 25,
1909; 2 c. Jan. 19, 1909.)
CASE (W. H.), Juneau, Alaska.
[8313-38315
Farallon (Str.) 1-8 (H 122428-
| 122430, Feb. 1, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan.
30, 1909.)
CATHOLIC CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, New
York; (N2 -¥% [3316
Views of Italian cities destroyed by
earthquakes. (F 72648, Jan. 22, 1909;
2 €. Jan, 15, 1909:)}
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass. [12
photographs. ] [38317-8328
Basket ball girl, 47, 48.—Brushing
his own hair.—Commencement
| days.—Foot ball girl, 45, 46.—His first
Christmas. — Italian flower girl.—Lo-
retta.—Under the mistletoe. 7 by 9, 9
by 12.—Wild rose. (H 121468-121479,
Jany Ft, 1909.)
CELLIER (MarGERY), New York, N. Y.
[8329
New York. (F 72524, Jan. 19, 1909.)
CHAPMAN (NOBLE), Patchogue, N. Y.
[8330-8332
Scooter coming from the water onto
pie, 1e6y (5) C.-C 12747, Jan.) 48,
1909.)
Scooter jumping an air hole.
(H 121687, Jan. 15, 1909.)
—— 2 B. (H 121746, Jan.
1909.)
A.
18,
45
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3333
CHRISTY (FE. Eart), New York, N. Y.
[8833-3341
Girl in blue. (G 20751, Jan. 380,
1909.)
Girl in pink. (G 20749, Jan. 30,
1909.)
Girl in red. (G 20750, Jan. 30,
1909. )
Irene. (G 20753, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Madeline. (G 20754, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Mae. (G 20752, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Matinee girl. (G 20757, Jan. 30,
1909.)
Society girl. (G 20756, Jan. 30,
1909.)
CINCINNATI HORSE SHOE & IRON ©O.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. [8342
Wise smithy.
1909; 1 @. Jan.
(FE (23866, dan. 13,
20, 1909: 1. ©. Jan. 29,
729.)
CLARK (ARTHUR H.) co., Cleveland,
Ohio. [3343
Cosy corner in the private library
of Willis Vickery, esq. (F ‘1386,
Dec. 11, 1908.*)
CLARKE (CLARENCE J.), Los Angeles,
~ Cal. [38344
Hmmanuel. (H 72202, San. “2,
1909. )
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington, D. C.
[3345-8372
Ballinger (Mr. Richard) (H 121574,
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Carpenter (Mr. F. W.) (H 121575. |
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Dawson (Mr. T. C.) (H 122105,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Dawson (Mrs. T. oi) (H 122106, |
gan. 27, 1909.)
Foster (Miss Mathilde) (H 122107,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Gompers (Miss S. J.) (H 121573,
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Gompers (Mr. Samuel)
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Gompers (Mrs. Samuel)
Jan. 18, 1909.)
Harding (Bishop Alfred) (H 122108,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Hengelmuller
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Hussein Kiazim Bey, new Turkish
(H 121571,
(H 121572,
(Baron) (H 122109,
ambassador. (H 121579, Jan. 13,
1909.)
Interior of studio house. (H 121577,
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Auto girl. (G 20755, Jan. 30, 1909.) |
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
CLINEDINST (B. M.)—-Continued.
Knox (P. C.) 2nd.. "(CH 12201@7 yaw
27, 1909.)
Knox (Mr. Reed) (H 122111, Jan.
27, 1909.)
Martel (Jacquelin de) (H 122112,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Martel (Viscountess de) (H122113,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Roosevelt (President) (H 122114,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Russell (Mr. W. W.) (H 122115,
gan. 27, 1909.) :
Russell (Mrs. W. W.) (H 122116,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Sherman (Mrs. James) (H 122117,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Studio house.
1909. )
(H 121576, Jan. 13,
Takahira (Baroness) (H 122118,
gan. 27, 1909.)
Tillman (Senator B. R.) (H 121568,
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Tillman (Mrs. B. R.) (H 121569,
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Tillman (Miss Lona) (H 121570.
| Jan. 13, 1909.)
Torney (Surgeon General Geo. H.)
(H 122119, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Wilkie (Mr. John BE.) (H 121578,
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Winthrop (Beekman) (H 122120,
Jan, 27, 1909.)
CoFFIN (JOHN O.), Lexington, Mo.
[8373
Lexington, Mo., Wenthworth mili-
tary academy. (H 121909, Jan. 235,
1909; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1909.)
CoLBY MaREAT V.), Denver, Colo.
[8374-3376
Gee, I wish I had a girl. (F 72942,
| Feb. 4, 1909.)
I’m an Elk too.
i909. )
23 for me.
(F 72941, Feb. 4,.
(F 72940, Feb. 4, 1909.)
CottieR (P. F.) & son, New York,
Ney. [8377-8388
Devasted sea-front of Messina. (F
72508, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Earthquake in Sicily. 1-6 (F
72497-72502, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Effect of the earthquake on the
homes of Messina. 1-38. -(F 72505—
72507, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Ruined city of Messina. 1, 2. (F
72509, 72510, Jan. 18, 1909.)
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s. 5-8, Feb., 1909
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
_ 3466
SYLVANIA, Philadelphia, Pa.
- Linecoln’s anniversary. (G
Feb. 1, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1909.)
‘CoNAT BROTHERS, Manistee, Mich.
[83890
(H 121453, Jan.
2960s tb c.. Jan.
[3389
20760,
_ Maleontent (The)
11, 1909; 1 c Jan.
11, 1909.)
Coox (FE. C.), Boise, Idaho. [38391
Sacred calendar, 1909. (F 72203,
wan. 11, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1909.)
CooLtipcE (Cassius M.), New York,
ie 2 [3392, 3393
Breach of promise suit. (G 20706,
Jan. 16, 1909.)
Dog of a bachelor.
16, 1909.)
CooPeR (WILLIAM B.), Medford, N. J.
[3394-8404
(H 122651-—
“sh 20705, Jan.
Camden, N. J. 1-11.
122661, Feb. 6, 1909.)
COURIER COMPANY OF BUFFALO, Buffalo,
me Y. [8405
_ Sis Hopkins, character head. (G
20655, Jan. 5, 1909; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 1909.)
Cox (Epwarp L.), Houston, Tex.
[8406, 3407
Great rock in a weary land. (F
72786, Jan. 29, 1909.)
Texas prairie shooter. |
Jan. 29, 1909.)
2c. of each Jan. 18, 1909.
CRUMMER (WILBUR F..), Oak Park, II.
[8408, 38409
Lincoln (Abraham) (H 122161, Jan.
28, 1909.)
» Lincoln and his living words. (F
72889, Feb. 2, 1909; 2*c. Feb. 5, 1909. }
‘CRUSADER MONTHLY, Evanston, Ill. [5
— prints.] [3410-3414
Disasters voice——No admittance.—
Sorry lessons.— Under the heel. —
Which. (F 72700-72702, 72704, 72705,
Jan. 25, 1909.)
BoteAN (Mary E.), Los Angeles, Cal.
(EF 72785.
MMANDERY OF THE STATE OF PENN- | Curtis & CAMERON—Continued.
Lincoln (Abraham) ;
Clark & co. 1-4,
Jan, 28, 1909.)
Little Bashful; by Hilda Belcher.
(H 122465, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Little black cat; by Wm. J. Whitte-
more. (H 122167, Jan. 28, 1909.)
Little Dutch; by Carl F. Becker.
(H 122425, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Little teacher;
Some dD:
1909.)
Nautilus (The); by Carroll Beck-
with. 1, 2. (H 122456, 122457, Feb.
2, 1909.)
Sherman (Gen.), statue of; by Au-
gustus Saint-Gaudens. (H 122168,
Jan. 28, 1909.)
Stepping stones;
neson. 1, 2.
2, 1909.)
Summer breeze; by Howard Russell
by Geo. J.
(H 122170-122173,
by Beatrice Tonne-
(H 122426, 122427, Feb. 1,
by Beatrice Ton-
(H 122468, 122464, Feb.
Butler. 1-3. (H 122458-122460, Feb.
2, 1909.)
Twilight; by Alexander Harrison.
(H 122169, Jan. 28, 1909.)
Davis (CHARLES T.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[8487
Davis engravings of eye colors. (F
72865, Jan. 29, 1909.)
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[3488
My valentine. (H 122679, Feb. 6,
1909.)
DECORATORS SUPPLY CO., Chicago, Il.
[38489-3458
View of moving picture theatre.
1-20. (F 72342-72361, Jan. 13, 1909.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo.
[3459-3466
Adventures of the little Post Want
ad. (EF 72422, Jan. 14, 1909.)
[3415 —— (F 72585, Jan. 21, 1909.)
_ His star is watching over us. (EF —— (F 72777, Jan. 28, 1909.)
71814, Dec. 29, 1908.) (# 72958, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Cvatis (Mrs. M. E.), Pasco, Wash. Doe Bird at a mask ball. (F 72874,
[8416 |.Feb. 1, 1909.)
Snow storm hard at hand, Pasco, Doe Bird in love. (F 72512, Jan.
Wash (H 121984, Jan. 26, 1909.) 18, 1909.)
‘Corrs & CAMERON, Boston, Mass. Doe’s revenge. (EF 72255, Jan. 11,
| : [38417-3436 | 1909.)
j/emros; by Louise Cox. 1, 2. (H Doe’s turn to laugh. (F 72692, Jan.
¢ 122462, Feb. 2, 1909.) 25, 1909.)
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DETROIT PUBLISHING COMPANY, Detroit.
Mich. [3467-38480
Bellows Falls, Vt., Connecticut
river. (H 122481, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Boston, Mass. 1-7. (H 1224382-|
122488, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Lincoln (Abraham); after Douglas
Volk. (H 122629, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Matilija mountain, Nordhoff, Cal.
(H 122439, Feb. 1, 1909.) ;
Mother (The). (H 122213, Jan. 29,
1909.)
Picardia; by Gari
122680, Feb. 6, 1909.)
Pittsburg, Pa., Carnegie institute,
hall of architecture. (H 122630, Feb.
5, 1909.)
Pueblo, Colo., hospital.
Jan. 9, 1909.)
De Witt (EK. E.), Jersey City, N. J.
[8481
Chips of the old block. (G 20715,
Jan. 23, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1908.)
DODGE PUB. CO., New York, N. Y. [11
prints. ] [3482-38492
Age - weight - height. — Baby’s first’
photograph. — Baby’s first steps. —
Contents. — Date of baby’s birth. —
Date of first tooth.—First creeping.—
First outing.— Little gifts are pre-
cious.—Photographs.—Sweet and low.
(F 72586-72596, Jan. 21, 1909.)
Doose (H. 8. E.), Chicago, Tl.
Trail (The)
1909.)
DorNSEIF (FReprric J.), Kansas City,
Mo. [3494
_ Lincoln. (F 72576, Jan. 21, 1909.)
|
Doveras (S. S.), Jellico, Tenn.
Melechers. (H
(H 121445,
[8493
(Hi 121704, Jan. . 16,
[8495, 8496
Jellico twins. (H 122266, Jan. 12.
1909 ; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1908.)
Pwo in one.» CH 122265, ‘Jan. Az:
1909; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1909.)
DoyvLteE (Wittiam H.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [8497
Our absent brothers. . (F 72659, Jan.
23, 1909.)
DRAKE (J. D.), Silverton, Oregon.
[3498-3500
In snowclad solitude. (H 122010,
Jan. 26, 1909.)
Snow-laden firs.
1909. )
Unbroken road.
(H 122011, Jan. 26,
(H 122009, Jan. 26,
1909. )
pt. IV, n.s., Vv. 4
DRUCKER & co., New York, N. Y.
[8501-8503
Bal de tete. Jan. 21, 1909. ‘The
Plaza. (H 122564, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Dinner in honor of Governor of New
York by the Hughes alliance. (H
122565, Feb. 5, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1909.)
Possum dinner tendered W. H. Taft.
(H 121802, Jan. 20, 1909.)
DUNHAM (H.), Princeton, Ill.
[3504-8511
Brimfield, -Ill. 1-8. (H. 121917-
121924, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Dwieceins (W.
Mass.
This is Christ the Lord.
Nov. 23, 1908.* )
EATON (HvcH and MARGARET), Brook-
lyn; Noe [3518, 3514
Valhal initial leaflet, 16; ’Tis but a
little matter. (F 713824, Dec. 1, 1908.*)
A.), Hingham Centre,
[3512
(F 70763,
— 27. Closed Gentian. (F 10986,
Bee. 1, 1908.*)
EDISON MANUFACTURING CO., Orange,
Nude [8515-3565
Adventures of an old flirt. 1-5.
(H 122674-122678, Feb. 6, 1909.)
Burglar Cupid. 1-5. (H 121827-
121831, Jan. 21, 1909.)
Drawing the color line. 1-3. (H
121464-121466, Jan. 13, 1909.)
Modest young man. 1-8. (H
122178122185, Jan. 28, 1909.)
Origin of Beethoven’s moonlight
sonata. 1-6. (H 122540-122545, Feb.
4, 1909.)
Pagan and Christian. 1-8 (H
| 121720-121727, Jan. 16, 1909.)
| Romance of old Madrid. 1-4. (H
122174-122177, Jan. 28, 1909.)
Where is my wandering boy. to-
night. 1-7. (H 121487-1214438, Jan.
9, 1909.)
Worm will turn. 1-5.
121486, Jan. 9, 1909.)
EISMANN (THEODOR), New York, N, Y.
[25 photographs. ] [3566-3590
Beaten to a frazzle.—Divoree rea-
(H 121432-
| Son.—Don’t blow so much.—Hand that
cannot lose.—I changed my mind.— _
I’m looking for a match.—I’m not that
kind of a girl.—I’m sorry I missed
you.—I’ve got a fellow.—I’ve got a
girl.—I’ve got money to burn.—It feels
good around the neck.—It’s a little
darkie sir.—Making hay while the son
shines.—Oh you candy kid.—We are
looking for a man.—We are taking a
48
oer
| EsgicH mre. co., New York, N. Y.
[8600
nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
eer
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
_ EISMANN (THEODOR ) —Continued.
_ day off—wWhere are the days of yes-
terday.—Where ignorance is bliss. (H
121896-121410, 121412-121415, Jan. 9,
1909. )
Departure. — Farewell.— Home
again.—_Summons of war.—Word of
consolation. — Wounded. (H 121838—
121848, Jan. 22, 1909.)
ELLIoTT (C. P.), New York, N. Y.
[8591
New Year. (F 72414, Jan. 14, 1909;
2c. Jan. 8, 1909.)
BLLiotr (CHAS. H.) co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [8592-8596
Girl with the chrysanthemums.
Girl with the feather boa.
Girl with the poppy.
Girl with the red coat.
(EF 72409-72412, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Rensselaer technical society. (F
72787, Jan. 28, 1909; 2c. Jan. 14, 1909.)
ENGLISH (H.), Wallace, Idaho. [3597
On the Milwaukee R. R. (H 121751,
Jan. 18, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1908.)
Ervine (R. M.), Groton, Mass.
[8598, 3599
Groton, Mass., Groton hospital. (F
72484, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Lady and spinning wheel. (F 72483,
‘Jan. 18, 1909.)
2c. of each Jan. 4, 1909.
Rich (Herbert W.)
9, 1909. )
EWALD (Henry), Tidioute, Pa.
(F 72308, Jan.
Tidioute, Pa. 1-8.
Jan. 11, 1909.)
Ewart (WM. Harz), Topeka, Kans.
[3609-8626
[College pennant series] 433-438,
ea (amine
440-443, 445-452. (KF 73003-73020,
Feb. 3, 1909.)
Frereuson (H. B.), Seattle, Wash.
[8627
Seattle, Wash., Results of a regrade.
(H 122558, Feb. 5, 1909.)
FINE ART CALENDAR Co., Chicago, II.
[7 engravings. ] [8628-3634
Ambitious farmers.—Early fall in
Normandy. — Experienced angler. —
Flemish byway.— Helen.— Isabella.—
Winter in Norway. (F 72487-72493,
Jan. 18, 1909.)
[3601-3608
8657
Fotry (EH. F.), New York, N. Y. [3635
Pardow (Rev. William O’Brien)
(H 121999, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Foote (ARTHUR R.) & co., Charleston,
W. Va. [3636
Lee (Robert BH.) and Traveler. (H
121755, Jan. 19, 1909.)
FRAZIER (EDWARD JAMES), Thompson,
Mont. [8637-3640
Thompson Falls, Mont., buffalos in
Clark’s Fork river. (H 121904, Jan.
25, 1909.)
<s Fork river. (H
122631, Feb. 5, 1909.)
—— Winter scene.
(H 122235, Jan.
30, 1909.)
Winter scene among the pines in
Montana. (H 122234, Jan. 30, 1909.)
E'REEMAN (JOSEPH), Colquitz, B. C.
[3641
When shall we three meet again.
(H 121800, Jan. 20, 1909.)
H.), Belleville, I.
[3642, 3643
St. John’s Catholic orphanage of the
diocese of Belleville, Ill. A, B. (H
121702, 121703, Jan. 16, 1909; 1 ec. each
Dec. 31, 1908; 1 c. each Jan. 16, 1909.)
FRUEKE (REV.
I'ULTON RUBBER TYPE ©CO., Elizabeth,
NA dS. [3644-8646
Birds paradise. (G 20710, Jan. 19,
1909. )
Teddy in the African jungle.
20680, Jan. 18, 1909.)
— (G 20703, Jan. 15, 1909.)
(G
GERARD (WILLIAM), Rockaway, N. J.
[3647-3652
Mis Pabor, Ny J. 1,2. CH) 121667,
121668, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Rockaway, N. J. 1-4. (H 121669-
121672, Jan. 15, 1909.)
GERARD SISTERS, St. Louis, Mo. [8653
Adams (Judge) (H 121515, Jan. 11,
1909; 2 ¢«. Dec. 23, 1908.)
GiFForRD (BrENnJ. A.), The Dalles,
Oregon. [3654-38656
Columbia river. 271-2738. (H
122453-122455, Feb. 2, 1909.)
GILBERT (Mrs. STELLA), Council Bluffs,
Iowa. [38657
Farmer’s 72109,
Jan. 6, 1909.)
love letter. (F
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3658
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
GoopricH (GEoRGE W.), Stearns, Ky.
[8658-3663
Stearns, Ky., burning of the hotel.
A 1-A 6. (H 122479-122484, Feb. 3,
1909. )
GoTHAM LITHOGRAPHIC co., New York,
WW. [3664, 3665
It’s good enough for me. (G 20659,
Jan. 8, 1909.)
Uncle Sam. (G 20660, Jan. §8,
1909.)
Geant (Isaac G.), Newberry, Mich.
[3666
Newberry public school. (H 121981,
Jan. 26, 1909.)
GRAY LITHOGRAPH co., New York,
N.Y [3667-8679
Ask mother. (G 20723, Jan. 26, |
1909. )
How happy could I be with either.
(G 20726, Jan. 26, 1909.)
IT am ready for you now, Santa
Claus.
Feb. 5, 1909.)
I'm
(G 20728, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Not until we're a little better ac-
quainted. (G 20725, Jan. 26, 1909.)
' Partially under cover. (G 20727,
Jan. 26, 1909.)
Perhaps I may,
20724, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Twentieth century courtship.
(G 20729-20734, Jan. 26, 1909.)
GUBELMAN PUB. COo., New York, N.
after all. (G
1-6.
(G 20864, Feb. 4, 1909; 2 ¢. |
ee
| maces
almost ready to believe you. |
[3680-8682 |
Baw! given by the younger set.
72693, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Drop in the market.
Jan. 16, 1909.)
Hopeless.
GUERIN (GEORGE P.),
mC.
(EF
(FP
Washington,
Washington tomb, Mt. Vernon,
Washington as he appeared in the
trees at night. (F 70201, Nov. 6, 1908:
2c. Jan. 25, 1909.)
GuSTIN (E. W.), New York, N. Y.
(F 72451, Jan. 15, 1909.) |
[3683 |
| 9, 1909:
HAGELSTON BROS., New York, N. Y.
[3691
Garden (Mary) as Salomé. (F
72792, Jan. 29, 1909.)
HAINES PHOTO cCo., Conneaut, Ohio.
[38692-3717
Atlanta, Ga. 1, 2 (8H 24a
121451, Jan. 9, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan.
8, 1909.)
Baton Rouge, La., University of
Louisiana. (H 122223, Jan. 30, 1909;
2 ec. Jan. 29, 1909.)
Lookout mountain. 1-3. (H 122561—
| 122563, Feb. 5, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
6, 1909.)
Montgomery, <Ala., Court house
square. (H 121741, Jan. 18, 1909; 2 c.
Jan. 16, 1909.)
New Orleans, La. (H 121449, Jan.
2c. Jan. 8, 1909.)
| ——— 24, (H 122224 122996 Jan.
29, 1909.)
Tennessee coal, iron & r. r. co.’s fur-_
at Ensley, Birmingham, Ala.
(H 121595, Jan. 14, 1909; 2 ec. Jan. 18,
1969.)
Tennessee river.
1, 2. (H 122414,
| 122475, Feb. 2,:1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
| 1, 1909.)
Tulane’ university. a (H
122476, 122477, Feb. 2, 1909; 2 ¢ of
/ each Feb. 1, 1909.)
| Hatt (G. A.), Clifton Station, Va.
[3708, 3709
Southern R. R. bridge. (H 121813,
Jan. 21, 1909.)
Washington’s (George) church. (H
| 121812, Jan. 21, 1909.)
72474. Hart (Gzo. P.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[3710, 3711
New York, N. Y. 6101, 6102) ¢1
121757, 121758, Jan. 19) (Osea ee
each Jan. 20, 1909.)
| HAMMERSTEIN (OscAR), New York,
| WY. [3712, 3713
Salome. 1, 2. (H 122546, 122547,
Feb. 4, 1909.)
| Hanineton (A. W.), New Yoru Neve
[3684, 3685 |
Cucoo, cucoo: O word of fear.
72584, Jan. 21, 1909.)
Hlection day. (F
1909. )
Haas (HERMANN), New York,
[5 photographs. ]
(FE
N.Y:
Forest bather.— Toe exercise.
122001—122005, Jan. 26, 1909.)
(Ho
72583, Jan. 21, |
[3714
Good luck emblems. (F 72649, Jan.
23, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1909.)
HARDING (Mito), Cody, Wyo. [3715
Trying to conquer Old Steamboat.
_ (H 121735, Jan. 18, 1909.)
[3686-3690 |
Back exercise.—Balance.—Diver.— |
|
t
HARPER & BROS., New York, N. Y.
[8716, 3717
Diana appears to Pericles as in a
vision, by Edwin A. Abbey, R. A. (F
72107, Jan. 6, 1909.)
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nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
HARPER & BROS.—Continued.
I am sworn. Pericles, Act IV, scene
oy gawin A. Abbey, R. A. (I
72108, Jan. 6, 1909.)
2 ec. of each Jan. 20, 1909.
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa.
[8718-3722
Old Fort Marion. A.B. (H 121914,
121915, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Ponce de Leon, court. A-C. (H
121911-1219138, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Harris & Ewine, Washington, D. C.
[3723
(H
Sherman (Mrs. James 5S.)
122008, Jan. 26, 1909.)
HARVEY (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[3724-8726
Albuquerque, N. Mex., Indian build-
ing. 1-38. (H 121688—-121690, Jan. 15,
1908.
HATTON (FRANK A.) & WELLER (J.),
New York, N. Y. [3727
Christmas morning. CEL? 120701;
Jan. 16, 1909.)
HAYNES (J. B.), St. Paul, Minn. [38728
Yellowstone national park. (H
122164, Jan. 15, 1909.)
HeENGIST (THEODORE A.), Youngstown,
Ohio. [3729
New style in architecture. (F 72480,
Jan. 15, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1908. )
Henry (W. C.), Waltham, Mass.
[3780
Hall 29,
1909.)
HeRsHEY (Mary ELIZABETH),
work, N.Y. [3731
Cupid is a little thief. (F 72665,
Jan. 23, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1909. )
Hint (Harry E.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
[38732-3734
CED #22157,
eioch. (F-72789, Jan.
New
Florida quail. 652.
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Manatee, or sea cow. 662, 663.
122158, 122159, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Histrep (BH. W.), New York, N. Y.
[8735-3744
Taft (Hon. William Howard) A-H,
(H
mete Ce 21854121865, Jan. 22,
1909. )
HoFBAUER’S (B.) POST CARD Co., Ho-
boken, N. J. [3745-3750
Forget-me-not. (F 72610, Jan. 11,
1909.)
Lily. (F 72609, Jan. 11, 1909.)
3776
HOFBAUER’S (B.) POST CARD Co.
Rose. (F 72606, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Roses. 2, 3. (F 72607, 72608, Jan.
11, 1909.)
Viola—tricolor.
1909. )
2 ¢. of each Dec. 31, 1908.
HorMANN (B.), Rutherford, N. J.
[3751-8756
(HE 122015—
Con.
(F 72611, Jan. 11,
Series 2107A—2107F.
122620, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Hocan (JoHN H.), Oroville, Cal.
[8757-3761
Bear river. (H 121736, Jan. 18,
| 1909.)
Feather river exploration co. (H
121737, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Marysville. 9 1.9 2) oa. Gb, 12a Ss—
121740, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Hopkins (O. D.), Indianapolis, Ind.
[3762
See-saw of the heart to heart talk.
(EF 72428, Jan. 14, 1909; 2 @ Jan. 25.
1909. )
HorGan (J.) JR., Scranton, Pa.
[8763-3766
Archbald, Pa., St. Thomas Aquinas
chureh. 1-4. (H 122517-122519, Feb.
3, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb. 4, 1909.)
Horton (T. J.), North Branch, Minn.
[8767, 3768
Worth Branch, Minny sd. 20)" ee
121808, 121809, Jan. 20, 1909.)
(WILLIAM J.), Nickerson.
[3769
(F 72186, Jan. 11,
Hovuston
Kans.
To know Him.
1909.)
HOowWSsE Bros., Trenton, Tenn. [377¢
Costumes worn by Night Riders on
the night of the murder cf Capt. Ran-
kin at Reelfoot lake. (H 122440, Feb.
1, 1909.)
Hutt (Dana), Chicago, Il.
Reynolds (Mr. George M.)
(H 422227, Jan. 30, 1909.)
HumpurREYS (S. J.), Bolivar, Pa. [4
photographs. ] [8772-3775
Bolivar, Pa. — Conemaugh creek, P.
R. R. station.—Washington street. 1,
2. (H 121804121807, Jan. 20, 1909; 2
ce. of each Jan. 14, 1909.)
[3771
3955.
IUTCHESON (J. HAPPLETT), Chicago.
Ill. [38776
sor: Wampen’s anthropometric
science. (EF 72580, Jan. 11, 1909; 2 c.
Dee. 31, 1908.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3777
Hurt (Henry), New York, N. Y.
[8777-8781
Disagreement (The) (F 72160, Jan.
9, 1909.)
Going for a ride. (F 72162, Jan. 9,
1909. )
Flower girl.. (F 72161, Jan. 9, 1909.)
Hunter oC(ihe) CH d2iles, Jan: 3,
1909. )
New hat. (F 72164, Jan. 9, 1909.)
Hype (FREDERIC BULKELEY), South-
port, Conn. [38782-8789
Liliuokalani (Queen) (H 122682,
Feb. 5, 1909.)
odges(H. (C:)) Is 2aen Cel d22489;
122490, Jan. 25, 1909.)
luodee (CEL Ci) ee ate NE)
1-5. (H 122491-122495, Jan. 25, 1909.)
INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE
SERVICE, Chicago, Ill. [379C
Idlehr at the Savoy. (F 71405, Dec.
7, 1908.*)
INTERWOVEN STOCKING co., New Bruns-
Wick. IN: ds: [3791
Cotton. (F 72124, Jan. 7, 1909.)
Irish (EH. W.) PHOTO co., Oklahoma
' City, Okla. [8792
Oklahoma City east from Majestic
bulidines| (BH riZ0oTa, Jan. 2,7 1909;
2c. Dec. 14, 1908.)
Jackson (H. R.), Littleton, Colo.
[38793-38799
Battle practice salvo from the
U. S. S. Vermont, Manila bay, 1908.
(H 121685, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Battle target fired upon by U. S. S.
Vermont, Manila bay, 1908. (H121686,
Jan. 15, 1909.)
Minnesota (U. S. 8S.) in a typhoon.
A-H. (H121680—-121684, Jan. 15, 1909. )
JOHNSON: (li M.), Chicago, Ill. [12
prints. ] 3800-3811
April.—August day.—Autumn in the
woods. — Beach woods. — Cobbs
Creek.—Evening glow.—Heart of the
forest. — Loon lake. — November. —
November day.— Road through the
birches. — Sunset in the woods. (F
2218-72229, Jan. 11, 1909.)
JOHNSON (WALTER Martin), New
York, N.Y, [8812-3823
Modelgraph. 1-12. (H = 122024—
122035, Jan. 27, 1909.)
JOHNSTON (R. W.) srtTupios, Pitts-
burg, Pa. [3824-8826
Christmas 1908. (H 121446, Jan. 9,
1909.)
pt. Iv, n. §., v.4
JOHNSTON (R. W.) SstTuDIos—Cont’d.
McDowell (Robert J.) (H 122282,
Jan. 30, 1909.)
Thanksgiving 1908. (H 121447, Jan.
9, 1909. )
KABO CORSET CO., Chicago, Ill. [8
prints. ] [3827-3834
Berkshire II.—Bordeau II.—Charle- —
maine II.—Charlevoix II.—Directoire
II.—Empire II.—My lady o’ roses II.—
Repousse II. (F 72650-72657, Jan. 23,
1909. )
KAUFFMANN (FRED), Chicago, Il.
[38385-8837
Spring-summer, 1909. 1-3. (Fk
72481-72483, Jan. 7, 1909; 2 c. of each
Jan. 6, 1909.)
Ketz (I. D.), Reynoldsville, Pa.
[8838-38845
Reynoldsville, Pa. 1-8. (H 122420-
122424, Feb. 1, 1909; 122513-122515,
Feb. 3, 1909.)
KEMP (GEORGE), Reading, Pa.
Arab patrol of Rajah temple.
121517, Jano 12; 19033)
Kemp (W. M.), Pierre, S. Dak. [8847
Proposed improvements of South
Dakota capitol grounds. (H 121589,
Jan. 14, 1909; 2 ec. Jan. 6, 1909.)
[3846
(H
KEPHART (S. B.), Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
[3848
Ten commandment motto. (G
20408, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 e@. Nov. 4,
1908. )
KETTERLINUS LITHOGRAPHIC 00., Phila-
delphia, Pa. [4 chromos.]
[3849-3852
Holly and mistletoe.—Holly and pine
cones. — Holly on wood. — Violet clus-
ters. (G 20680-20683, Feb. 3, 1909.)
KETTERN (G. THEO.), Philadelphia.
Pa. [8853
Philadelphia rifle club girl. (Fk
72522, Jan. 19, 1909.)
IXEYSTONE VIEW co., Meadville, Pa.
[3854-4059
Adelaide, Australia. Flamingoes.
15912. (H.120698, Dec. 30,1908 722:
Aug. 1, 1908.)
After the explosion of a _ ten-ton
blast above Fort Collins, Colo. 14258.
(H 120640, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1,
1908.)
Aneanceh, Yueatan, Mexico. 16101-—
16108. (H 120662-120664, Dec. 30,
1908; 2 ec. of each Jan. 22, 1909.)
o2
' 120626, 120635, Dec. 20, 1908: 2 c¢. of
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
os. 5-8. Feb., 1909
AND PRINTS, ETC.
4059
KEYSTONE VIEW co.—Continued.
Auckland, New Zealand. 15916. (H
720697, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Aug. l,
1908. )
Barcelona, Spain. 15811-15813. (H
120629120631, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. of
each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Beet-sugar industry, Canada. 20938-
20951, 209538. (H 120698-120711,
120713, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug.
1, 1908.)
Bourne (Hon. Jonathan), jr. 16515.
(H 120759, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22,
1909. )
Bryan (W. J.) & Chas. W. Bryan.
16505. (H 120660, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢.
Jan, 22, 1909.)
Bryan and Kern. 16500, 16501.
120655, 120656, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢c. of
each Jan. 22, 1909.)
Bryan’s (W. J.) workman grading |
road. 16503. (H 120658, Dec. 30,
1908; 2 ec. Jan. 22, 1909.)
Burgos, Spain. 15814-15816. (H
120632, 120633, 120672, Dec. 30, 1908;
2c. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Chicago, ae 14264. (H 120648,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
Chinkiang, China. 12079-12081,
12089. (H120619—-120621, 120634, Dec.
30, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Cleveland hosiery mills, Tenn. Stock-
ing-knitting machines. 20212. (H
a2i25e. Dee. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22,
1909.)
Cleveland woolen mills, Tenn. 20209-
meeti. ©6 (HS O121285-121287, Dec. 30,
1908; 2 c. of each Jan. 22, 1909.)
Conveying salt by wheelbarrow
train, China. 12092. (H 120638, Dec.
30, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Eureka, Utah. 14261, 14262. (H
120643, 120644, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. of
each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Exploding a ten-ton blast above Fort
Collins, Colo. 14257. (H 120689, Dec.
30, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Fairview, country home of Wm. J.
Bryan. 16502.
1908; 2c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
Hammondsport glen, N. Y. 16525.
(H 120740, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22,
1909. )
Hangchow, China. 12086,12090. (H
} each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Henequen, the wealth of Yucatan,
Mexico. 16100. (H 120661, Dec. 30,
1908; 2c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
(HB |
| 20987.
(H 120657, Dec. 30, |
KEYSTONE VIEW co.—Continued.
Huai An, China, rice shop.
120623, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec Aug.
1908. )
Hughes (Gov.) of New York,
(H
1,
Gov.
Harris of Ohio, at Youngstown, O.
16514. (H 120830, Dec. 30, 1908 ; Fe:
Jan. 22, 1909.)
I Sing, China. 12082. (H 120622,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Irrigating rice fields by the wind-
mill process in China. 12092. (H
120637, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec Aug. 1,
1908. )
Kiang Su province, China. 12084,
| 12085. (H 120624, 120625, Dec. 30,
/ 1908; 2 ¢c. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Leadville, Colo., Moyer mine. 14259.
(H 120641, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢. Aug. 1,
1908. )
Linen. industry, Canada. 20925-—
(H 120725-120737, Dec. 30,
1908; 2c. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Little mining town of Upper Bing-
ham canyon, Utah. 14263. (H 120645,
Dee. 30, 1908; 2 c Aug. 1, 1908.)
Lyttleton Harbor, New Zealand.
15915. (H 120696, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢.
Aug. 1, 1908.)
Melbourne, Australia. 15901, 15904—
15911. (H 120684-120692, Dec. 30,
/ 1908; 2 c of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Mexico. 16106, 16107, 16109. (H
120667, 120668, 120669, Dec. 30, 1908;
2c. of each Jan. 22, 1909.)
Miles upon miles of primroses in
Colorado. 14260. (H 120642, Dec. 30,
1808; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Montreal, Canada. 16080. (H
i284? Dees S05 1906 = 2 Gk tan. © 22,
1909.)
Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico. 16110,
IGE GE P2061, en Dec. 380,
| 1908; 2 c. of each Jan. 22, 1909.)
New York state grapes. 16526. (H
| 120741, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec. Jan. 22,
1809.)
Overlooking Hangchow bay and the
9
od
Ysientang-kiang river. 12091. (H
120636, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 1,
1508. )
Port Antonia, Jamaica. 14492. (H
120788, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22,
_ 1909.)
Quebee ter-centennial celebration.
16032-16051, 16053, 16061, 16063-16069,
16071, 16072, 16075, 16076. (H 120789-
120800, 120806-120814, 120816-120823,
421280121283, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec. of
/ each Jan. 22, 1909. )
4 333)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4060
KEYSTONE VIEW co.—Continued.
Rio Grande River and smelter near
El Paso, Texas. 16506. (H 120804,
Dee. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
Salamanca, Spain. 15828. (H
120679, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 1,
1908. )
San Francisco bay. 16507. (H
120805, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c@ Jan. 22,
1909. )
Saragossa, Spain. 15822. (H
120678, Déc. 30, 1908; 2 c Aug. 1,
1908. )
Segovia, Spain. 15817-15821. (H
120673-120677, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Strathcona (Lord). 16059. (H
120615, Dee. 30, 190852 e. Tan, 22,
1909. )
Study in Chinese faces. 12088. (H
120628, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢«. Aug. 1,
1908.)
Suva, Fiji Islands. 159138, 15914.
(H 120694, 120695, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Sydney, Australia. [Reception of
U.S. fleet, 1908.) . 15917-15919,
15921K, 15923HK, 159240, 15927H-
15938H, 15941E — 15943E, 159455,
15947H, 159480, 15950EH, 15952H—
15957H, 15962H-—15964EK, 1596SH—
15970H, 15972K, 15976E. (H 120744—
120758, 120763-120765, 120767—120787,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. of each Jan. 22,
1909.)
Taft (President and Mrs.)
(H 120789, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22,
1909. )
Taft (Hon. Wm. H.) 16508, 16509,
16011, Wéols, 16523. (H 120824,
120825, 120827, 120829, 120788, Dec.
30, 1808; 2 ec. of each Jan. 22, 1909.)
Taft (Hon. William H.) and Gen.
Clarence Edwards. 16512. (H 120828,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
Taft (Mrs. William H.) 16510.
(H 120826, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢. Jan. 22,
1809.)
Tanning industry, Canada. 20914—
20924. (H 120714-120724, Dec. 30,
1908; 2 ec. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Tehuacan, Puebla, Mexico. 16112.
(H 120802, Dec. 30, 1808; 2 ¢ Jan. 22,
1909. )
Tokio, Japan. 14888. (H 120647,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
Toledo, Spain. 15824, 15825. (H
120680, 120681, Dec. 30, 1908: 2 c of
each Aug. 1, 1908.)
16524. .
pt. Iv, D. s., v. 4
IXEYSTONE VIEW co.—Continued.
Valencia, Spain. 15827. (H 120683,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Valladolid, Spain. 15826. (H
120682, Dec. 80, 1908; 2G Ans &
1908. )
What would the world be without
children and chickens. 16527. (H
120742, Dec. 30, 1908; 2°e Jane 22:
1909. )
Women pumping water by treadmill,
China: 12087. (H 120627, Dee. 30,
1908; 2 «. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Yucatan, Mexico. 16104, 16105,
16108. (H 120665, 120666, 120669,
Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ¢. O£ each Jane 22,
1909.)
KILBURN (B. W.), Littleton, N. H.
[4060-4158
Afternoon tea for the dollies. 17273.
Always room for one more. 17241.
And every year when Sspring-time
flings. 17259. p
And when the firing was fierce and
hot. 17254.
Art and skilful grace, Japan. 17207.
Artistic touch. 17272.
Bacharach, Germany. 17227.
Belmont Park, N. Y. 17282.
Brighton Beach, N. Y. 17283-17285.
But the cruel wound on his brow was
hid. 17258.
Counselor of the future.
Dallas, Tex. 17230-17232.
Day his letter was wont to come.
ia 55
Fine catch, Japanese mothers and
their children on a fishing trip. 17209.
Galveston bay showing the two mile
railroad, Tex. 17229.
Graceful hospitality. 17279.
Gravesend track, N. Y. 17290-17298.
Guess again. 17277.
Happiness restored to the governor’s
home. 17248.
Happy maids of the Orient, Japan.
17208. ;
He placed on my hand a jewel rare. —
17250.
He stole from its nest in my golden
hair. 17249.
Heidelberg, Germany. 17223, 17224.
Hold him tight boys. 17242.
I’m so glad the teacher’s gone.
17267.
IT seek the grave bejeweled with dew. |
17260.
17274.
o4
:
; ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
Kirsurn (B. W.)—Continued.
I shall be very lonely, Rhoda. 17248.
Intellectual development. 17270.
Istende, Belgium. 17228.
Keeping the score. 17264.
Large birds of New England. 17294.
Life in its fullness and sweetness.
17281.
Love’s eloquent plea. 17298.
Melody of home. 17275.
Oh, this is so sudden. 17276.
On the battlefield so far away.
17253.
Out of harmony. 17269.
Pleasing compliment. 17271.
Return, forgiveness and reconcilia-
tion. 17247.
St. Goar, Germany. 17225, 17226.
San Antonio, Tex. 17233-17239.
See here, Governor, there’s no use
being ugly over this. 17245.
Send word, he had whispered, for-
get it not. 17256.
Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. 17286-17289.
Siam. 17210-17221.
Small! birds of New England. 17295,
17296.
Sobs were choked down. 17246.
Social game. 17263.
Soon a letter came with a blossom
white. 17252.
Strasburg, Germany. 17222.
Tender and true, adieu! 17251.
_ They brought my soldier home.
17257.
This lesson is so hard. 17268.
To play or not to play. 17266.
_ Tokio, Japan. 17198-17206.
| Waco, Tex., Baylor university.
17240.
When will papa come? 17280.
Who will be the first to wed? 17261.
Winning card. 17265.
You’re the guilty one.
You’ve got him. 17244.
(CH 122294 122392, Feb. 1, 1909.)
'Korser (Paut C.), New York, N. Y.
[4159-4161
_ Here’s an important letter for you.
| (F' 72827, Jan. 29, 1909.)
_ I send you herewith a personal mes-
Sage. (F 72828, Jan. 28, 1909.)
__ Important news, urgent. (F 72826,
Jan. 29, 1909.)
17262.
72678—09——2
Or
4193
| KOLB BROS., Grand Canyon, Ariz. [6
“photographs. ] [4162-4167
Dripping Springs trail.—End of
| Bright Angel trail—In Arizona.—
North Rim cattle outfit—vVernal
falls—Yosemite Falls. (H 121487-
121492, Jan. 11, 1909.)
KoRETKE & Younec, Chicago, Il. [4168
Knights of Columbus, Naperville,
Ill. (H.121926, Jan. 25, 1909.)
IKRAUSHAAR (C. W.), New York, N. Y,
[4169
Crytilla. (F 71904, Dec. 31, 1908.*)
Krucer & LEHNHARDT, New York,
Net i [4170
Worth asking for. (H 121518, Jan.
12, 1909:)
LADD (ELIZABETH A.) Needham, Mass.
[41714176
Needham, Mass. 1-4. (H 122550-
F
|
|
| 122553, Feb. 5, 1909.)
| Quincey, Mass., launching of the
ii North Dakota. (H 122554, Feb. 5,
1909.)
South
the river.
|
|
|
|
|
Natick, Mass., the bend of
(H 122555, Feb. 5, 1909.)
LAMB (J. AND-R.) New York, N. Y.
[4177
Memorial tablet in bronze to Ezra
Cornell. (H 121444, Jan. 9, 1909.)
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., New York,
jy ie [4178-4179
Minsker young men’s commercial
athletic assn. New star casino. Ban-
quet; Grand ball. (H 122006, 122007,
Jan. 26, 1909; 2 e@. of each Jan. 28,
1909.)
bbra-: CA. 3.) Chichester, N.Y. 15
photographs. ] [4180-4184
Chichester, N. Y. in winter.—Esopus
valley west of Phoenicia, N. Y. 1, 2.—
Phoenicia, Pee Ye be 2.) > CBS Aaa Ge
121540, Jan. 13, 1909; 2 ce. of each Jan.
12, 1909.)
LEE (B. F.) Trinidad, Colo.
[4185, 4186
Goss (Frederick) genealogical fam-
(H 121731, Jan. 18, 1909.)
(Josua) genealogical family
(H 121730, Jan. 18, 1909.)
2 c. of each Dec. 30, 1908.
det (AuceustTa GLOsE) Chicago, IIl.
| ¢
!
ily tree.
Lee
tree.
[4187-4193
Aare (Augusta Glosé) Root photos
(H 121742-121745, Jan. 18, 1909;
a C. ‘of each Jan. 25, 1909.)
5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4194
LEEDS (AucuUSTA GLOSE)—Continued.
Sykes photos. 1-3. (H 121541-
121548, Jan. 18, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan.
16, 1909.)
LEELAND ART CO., Mitchell, S. Dak.
[4194-4196 |
Crating the buffalo. (H 121533, Jan.
12, 1909.)
Fat buffalo on the South Dakota |
range. (H 121534, Jan. 12, 1909.)
Sootty Pilip holding down buffalo.
(i 121535, Jan. 12, 1909.)
LEET BROS., Washington, D. C.
[4197-4202
Harrison (Mrs. Benjamin). (H |
119733, Dec. 16, 1908.*)
Hayes (Mrs. Rutherford B.) (H
119736, Dee. 16, 1908.*) -
Polk (Mrs. James K.) (H 119737,
Dec. 16, 1908.) *
Tyler (Mrs. Julia Gardner) (H
119734, Dec. 16, 1908.) *
Van Buren (Mrs. Angelica) (H
119732, Dec. 16, 1908.) * |
Washington (Mrs. Martha) (H/|
1197385, Dec. 16, 1908. ) *
LEHR (L. G.), Cleveland, Ohio. [4203 |
Edgewater bathhouse and pavilion.
(H 121516, Jan. 11, 1909; 2 ¢. Dee. 31,
1908. )
LEWIS (VELORUS C.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[4204
Modern fable. (EF 72090, Jan. 4,
41909 ;, 2. e: Jan. 23, 1909.)
LIFE PUB. Co., New York, N. Y.
Old guard dies but never surrenders.
(EF 72267, Jan. 11, 1909.)
LINDNER & CHASE, Brooklyn, N. Y. [7
photographs] [4206-4212
Foster mother.—Gypsie.—Kermit.—
Noonday dip. Noonday rest.—Return |
from the bear hunt.—Truants. (H
121582-121588, Jan. 14, 1909; 2 c. of
each Jan. 15, 1909.)
Lippincott (OLIvER), New York.
[4213-4215
Kenyon (Robert N.) (H 122014,
Jan. 26, 1909.)
Page (Edward D.)
26, 1909.)
Poe (Edgar Allen) and Fordham
home. (H 122012, Jan. 26, 1909.)
LitTLe (Rep V.), Philadelphia, Pa.
(EE 122013) .Jan.
Swampscott, Mass., Christmas sea,
1908. (H 122485, Feb. 3, 1909.)
[4205 |
[4216
| —Violet.—Wild rose.
| 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
Lone (KE. M.), Cadiz, Ohio. [4217
Standing stone. (F 72486, Jan. 18,
1909; 2-e. Jan. 21, 1908.)
Lorgey (Gustave), Albany, N. Y. [4218
Trask (Mrs. Spencer) (H 121887,
Jan. 21, 1909.)
LOUNSBURY (FRED C.), Plainfield, N. J.
[4219-4241
Coming to America. (F 72908, Jan.
28, 1909.)
Defiance. (HF 72996, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Emerald isle. (EF 72907, Jan. 28,
1909.)
Good sport. (F 72977, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Grandma’s pets. (EF 72978, Feb. 5,
I’m just a little bit Irish myself.
(F 72910, Jan. 28, 1909.)
In the hay fields. (KE 72979, Feb. 5,
1909. )
Kathleen mavourneen.
Jan. 28, 1909.)
King corn.
(F 72909,
(F 72980, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Launching. (F 72981, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Lincoln (A.) (# 72365, Jan. 13,
1909. )
Morning sail. (EF 72997, Feb. 5,
1909.)
Old homestead. (IF 72998, Feb. 5,
1909. )
Pair of shorthorns. (F 72982, Feb.
5, 1909.)
Pigs in clover. (EF 72983, Feb. 5,
1909.)
Promising youngsters. (F 72984, Feb.
5, 1909.)
Telling the story. (F 72985, Feb. 5,
1909.)
Typical shorthorn. (F 72986, Feb.
5, 1909.)
Warm day. (F 72987, Feb. 5, 1909.)
White rocks. (F 72988, Feb. 5,
1909. )
Winter sport. (F 72989, Feb. 5,
1909. )
Who’s afraid. (F 72990, Feb. 5,
1909.)
Worth carrying. (F 72991, Feb. 5,
1909. ) |
Lowney (Water M.) co., Boston,|
Mass. [8 chromos] [4242-4249
Autumn leaf.—Cornflower.—Nastur
tium.—Poppies.—Primrose.—Tea rose
(G 20867-20874,
Feb. 5, 1909.)
56
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
5-8, Feb., 1909
JUBECK & McKinspen, Howard, S. Dak.
. [4250
'Carthage, S. Dak., Farmers state
unk building. 5 by 7 inches. (H
mise), Jan. 21, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 14,
1908. )
MicCiureE (T. C.), New York, N .Y. |
4 [42514278 |
Bub, he’s always to blame. (F |
72207, Jan. 11, 1909.)
)—— (F 72471, Jan.
o—— (F 72672, Jan.
(FE 72858, Jan.
Kid cut up puzzle.
1909. )
(F 72863, Jan. 30, 1909.)
7 Mary and her little lamb. (IF 72209,
. 11, 1909.)
—— (F 72674, Jan. 23, 1909.)
'——_ (F 72861, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
5, Jan. 11, 1909.)
(F 72469, Jan. 16, 1909.)
_—— (F 72670, Jan. 23, 1909.)
5 (F 72857, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Simon Simple’s pet jibboon.
08, Jan. 11, 1909.)
ir as they ought to be.
16, 1909.) !
23, 1909.)
30, 1909.)
(BE
(FE
(F
72, Jan. 16, 1909.)
| — (F 72675, Jan. 28, 1909.)
— (F 72862, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Those ridiculous questions.
2673, Jan. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 72860, Jan. 30, 1909.)
(F 72206, Jan. 11, 1909.)
_ —— (F 72470, Jan. 16, 1909.)
_ — (F 72671, Jan. 23, 1909.)
_ — (F 72859, Jan. 30, 1909.)
McGrer « co., Philadelphia, Pa. [4274
Raising of the national flag by
McIntosH (Burr), New York, N. Y.
) [42754277
_ Gould (Miss Marjorie) (H 1224438,
Feb. 2, 1909.)
| Hitchcock and Virginia politicians.
| 122442, Feb. 2, 1909.)
| Taft and Hitchcock.
ab. 2, 1909.)
ee c. of each Feb. 3, 1909.
(H 122441,
Warsaw, Mo. 1, 2.
1902, Jan. 23, 1909.)
(H 121901,
| Matitory (R. L.), Bellefonte, Pa.
(F 72676, Jan. |
AND PRINTS, ETC.
4326
McWuHortTer (L. V.), North Yakima,
Wash. [4280-4294
Nez Perce warriors. War 1877.
0-14. (H 122267-122281,, Jan. 18,
1909. )
MAJESTIC PUB. CO., Indianapolis, Ind.
[4295-4307
Linco (Abraham) 1-4. (F72242-
| 72245, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Springfield, Tl. 1-9. (F 72246-
72254, Jan. 11, 1909.)
[4308
Student
(H 122023, Jan. 27, 1909.)
E.),
Pennsylvania state college.
body, 1909.
MAN (GERTRUDE
Minn.
Devotion.
1909. )
Offering to the Virgin.
Jan. 25, 1909.)
Minneapolis,
[4809, 4310
CED. 122526,, Jams 25,
(H 122527,
| MANUFACTURING ADVERTISING Co., New
(Fo
__Wags, the dog that adopted a man. -
(H 121453, Jan. 11, |
[4278, 4279 |
MOE IHN: «¥:
Nosey Irishman.
19809.)
Marceau (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[4312-43822
Freeman (Miss Louise) 1, 2. (H
121898, 121899, Jan. 23, 1909.)
[4311
(G 20679, Jan. 13,
Hughes (Gov. Chas. F.) (H 121900,
Jan. 28, 1509:)
Long (Senator Chester I.) 1, 2.
| (HI 122398, 122394, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Mitchell (Hon. James BE.) “i, 2.
(H 121896, 121897, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Supreme court judges of Pennsyl-
L watioe . Group Gn. soo. “CER Bo tao4.
| 121895, Jan. 23, 1909.)
| Wadsworth (Mr. Craig) 1, 2. (H
122219, 122220, Jan. 29, 1909:)
Marinc & BLAKE, Seattle, Wash.
[4323, 4324
Alaska - Yukon - Pacific exposition,
| Seattle, Wash. June 1 to Oct. 15.
| The fair that will be ready. (F 72577,
| Jan. 21, 1909.)
Olympic mountains and harbor from
Seattle, Wash. (F 72578, Jan. 21,
1909.)
| Masters (J. C.), Woodland, Cal.
| [4325, 4826
Woodland, Cal., High school. (H
121460, Jan. 11, 1909.)
| ——Holy Rosary academy. (H
| 121459, Jan. 11, 1909.)
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Marime (C. B.y, Colo.” ° [5
prints] [4327-48381
And the place which knew him once
shall know him no more.—Bringing
home a new wife.—Hleven P. M. in a
Mormon household.—No race suicide in
Utah.—Pastimes in Utah. (F 69901-
69905, Oct. 31, 1908; 2 c. of each Jan.
16, 1909.)
MISHKIN (H.), New York, N. Y.
[4852
(H 122557,
Denver,
Garden (Mary), Salome.
Jan. 29, 1909.)
MISSIONARY INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION,
New York, N. Y.
By grace are ye Saved.
Janes, 1909.)
Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
(G 20682, Jan. 8, 1909.)
(G 20683,
[4333-4336 |
| =m
Ney.,
I am the Lord, thy God. (G 20681, |
Jan. 8, 1909.)
Lord is faithful. (G 20684, Jan. 8,
1909.)
MircHEett (Jno. J.) co., New York, |
INGE. [48387-4339 |
American fashions. Sartorial art
journal. ..Jan.,' 1909, Supplements
A-C. (F 71406-71408, Dec. 19, 1908;
2c. of each Jan. 14, 1909.)
MOoFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, Ill.
[4340-4342 |
(H 121749, |
Blossom (Henry) 1, 2.
121750, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Stone (Dr. E. E.)
18, 1909.)
(H 121752, Jan.
Morcan (GrEoRGE FREDERICK), Ithaca,
wy.
[4343
Cornell. (H 121427, Jan. 9, 1909;
2 ce. Dec. 26, 1908.) |
MuNN & Co., New York, N. Y. [4844 |
Return of the Pacific fleet. (F
72961, Feb. 4, 1909.)
MurpHy (TuHos. -_D.) co, Red Oak,
Iowa. [4345
Memories, by Bryson. (G 20702,
Jan. 16, 1909.)
NATIONAL PATENT & NOVELTY EXHIBI-
TION CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Official diagram. (F 72736, Jan. 18,
1909.)
NEAL (E. B.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
prints]
[4
mer girl.—Yachting girl.
72669, Jan. 23, 1909.)
[4346 |
| Jan. 11, 1909.)
[4347-4350 |
Automobile girl—Riding girl.—Sum- |
(EF 72666- |
; | 1909; 2 c Jan. 15, 1909.)
08
DiS Ty, mh ea 4
NrErpp (WINIFRED), Los Angeles, Cal.
[4351
(H 121986, Jan.- Tae
Beethoven.
1909. )
NELSON (Witt F.), Atlanta, Ga. [4352
Taft. (H 121801, Jan. 20, 1909.)
NEVADA PHOTO CO., Virginia City, Nev.
[9 photographs.] [4353-4361
Carson, Ney., State library.—Reno,
Mackey statue.—Truckee, Cal.
1-3.—Verdi, Nev. 14 (H 121418—
121426, Jan. 9, 1909.)
' NEw YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YORK HERALD COMPANY), Jersey
City, N. J. [48624890
Book-taught Bilkins. (I° 72339, Jan.
12, 1909.)
—— (F 125382, Jan. 19; 19093)
—— (F 72735, Jan. 26, 1909.)
(F 72905, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend. (EF 72145,
Jan. 8, 1909.) :
—— (F 72273, Jan. 11, 1909.)
—— (F 72457, Jan. 15, 1909.)
—— (F 72521, Jan. 18, 1909.)
— (F 72680, Jan. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 72714, Jan. 25, 1909.)
—— (F 72840, Jan. 29, 1909.)
(IF 72886, Feb. 1, 1909.)
(F 73026, Feb. 5, 1909.) .
Neighborly Miss Nosey. (F 12272,
Jan. 11, 1909.) 4
—— (F 72520, Jan. 18, 1909.)
—— (F 72718, Jan. 25, 19095)
—— (F 72885, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Pa Puddinhead. (F 72519, Jan. 18,
1909.)
—— (F 72681, Jan. 28, 1909.)
(F 72884, Feb. 1, 1909.) .
Pazaza, it’s great. (EF 72456, Jam
15, 1909.)
—— (F 72646, Jan. 22, 1909.)
—— (F 72841, Jan. 29, 1909.)
(F 72962, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Pilgrims progress. (EF 72397, J
13, 1909.)
—— (F 72561, Jan. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 72738, Jan. 27, 1908
(FE 72963, Feb. 4, 1909.) ;
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 72271,
New YorK HERALD COMPANY (Jers oy
City, N. J.) [4391-4479,
Angelic Angelina. (F 72388, Jan. 13)
4
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
4479
nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
New YorK Heratp comMpANy—Cont’d.
(F 72389, Jan. 13, 1909; 2 c.
gane 23, 1909.) -
, oe eee ean. 15, 1909; 2 c.
gan. 29, 1909.)
— (F 72967, Feb. 4, 1909; 2 c. Feb.
5, 1909.)
Boys will be boys. (F 72969, Feb.
4, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 5, 1909.)
Buster Brown. (F 72379, Jan. 18,
1909; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1909.)
——(F 72385, Jan. 13, 1909; 2 «.
Jan. 23, 1909.)
— (F 72391, Jan. 13, 1909;
Jan. 29, 1909.)
—— (F 72965, Feb. 4, 1909; 2 c. Feb.
5, 1909.)
Clark (Arthur L.) of Winstead,
Conn. (F 72746, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Cupples (Mr. and Mrs. Samuel), of
ote Mo, (HH (2751, Jan. 27,
1909.)
Daily hint from Paris. (F (2155,
gan. 9, 1909; 2c. Jan. 11, 1909.)
— (F 72268, Jan. 11, 1909.)
— (F 72269, Jan. 11, 1909.)
3 e.
— (F 72274, Jan. 11, 1909; 2 ¢
gan. 12, 1909.)
— (F 72340, Jan. 12, 1909; 2 ¢
Jan. 13, 1909.)
| — (F 72398, Jan. 18, 1909; 2 ¢
Jan. 15, 1909.)
— (F 72458, Jan. 15, 1909.)
— (Ff 72477, Jan. 16, 1909; 2 ¢
Jan. 18, 1909.)
= (#72513, Jan. 18, 1909.)
—— (F 72517, Jan. 18, 1909.)
| — (F 72533, Jan. 19, 1909.)
i ——- (FF 72562, Jan. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 72603, Jan. 21, 1909; 2 ¢
Jan. 22, 1909.)
_ —(F 72647, Jan. 22, 1909; 2 ¢
Jan. 23, 1909.)
— (F 72682, Jan. 23, 1909.)
— (F 72683, Jan. 23, 1909.)
— (F 72715, Jan. 25, 1909.)
— (F 72717, Jan. 25, 1909; 2 ec
an. 26, 1909.)
_— (F 72739, Jan. 27, 1909.)
_ — (F 72783, Jan. 28, 1909.)
i — (F 72842, Jan. 29, 1909.)
| — (F 72849, Jan. 30, 1909; 2 c
Feb. 1, 1909.)
— (F 72880, Feb. 1, 1909; 2c. Feb.
1909.)
—— (F 72881, Feb. 1, 1909.)
|
New YorK HERALD coMPANY—Cont'd.
—— (F 72882, Feb. 1, 1909.)
—— (Ff 72934, Feb. 3, 1909; 2 c. Feb.
4, 1909.)
—— (F 72971, Feb. 4, 1909.)
—— (F 73025, Feb. 5, 1909.)
—— (F 73056, Feb. 6, 1909; 2 ec. Feb.
8, 1909. )
(F 73057, Feb. 6, 1909.)
Excursionists now crowd cabins of
eastern-bound steamships. (F 72518,
Jan. 18, 1909.)
Florida (S. 8.) on her way to New
York. (EF 12740, Jan, 27, 39092)
Furnessia (The). (IF 72757, Jan.
2, 1909.)
Interest in ocean travel now cen-
ters in Mediterranean steamships. (F
(2210, Jan. 17, 1909.)
King visiting the victims in Messina.
(81772480. Janz 16, -1909';.2: ¢. fan. 18;
1909. )
Largest tonnage of season reached
in Mediterranean traffic. (EF 72883,
Feb. 1, 1909.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
72384, Jan. 13, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1909.)
Ch. ¢2590,- Jan- 13). 1909; * 2.
Jan. 23, 1909.)
(E 72396, Jan. 18, 1909;
Jan. 29, 1909.)
(F 72970, Feb. 4, 1909; 2 c. Feb.
5, 1909.)
Lynch (Mrs. Eugene) killed in col-
lision on the S. S. Republic. (F 72744.
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Melcher (Mrs.) first survivor to
reach New York. (F 72745, Jan. 27,
1909. )
Messina [Sicily], Victoria ave. after
the first shock. (F 72514, Jan. 18,
1909.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
(2381, Jan. 13, 1909; 2 ec. Jan. 15, 1909.)
OM feast. Pal. fey, 190) 2 eS:
gan. 28, 1909.)
N. Y. Herald talking with Captain
Ranson of the 8S. 8. Baltic. (F 72743,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Ocean travel is returning to its nor-
mal condition. (EF 72716, Jan. 25,
1909. )
Owlet (Herald despatch boat) ap-
proaching the Baltic. (I* 72752, Jan.
27, 1909.)
Passengers of the S. S. Florida
aboard the S. S. Baltic. (EF 72742, Jan.
27, 1909.)
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NEw YorK HERALD ComMpany—Cont’d.
Perkins (Mrs.) being greeted by rel-
atives. (FF 72750, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Perry (Capt. K.) of the Gresham.
(EF 72758, Jan. ‘27, 1909.)
Prendergast (Mr. and Mrs. William)
of Jefferson, Mass. (F 72747, Jan. 27,
1909. )
Reggio, after the earthquake. (F
72479, Jan. 16, 1909; 2 ce. Jan. 18, 1909.)
Republic, after passengers were re-
moved. (F 72753, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Ruler brings relief to his people.
(F 72516, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Ruspini (Capt. A. M.) of the Flor-
ida. (F 72761, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Sealby (Capt.) of the Republic. (F
72759, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Seneca UEhe) 3 "Cr 72760, Jan. 2T,
1909. )
Smashed bow of the Florida. (F
72754, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Soldiers working on ruins of St.
Gregory’s church, (F 72515, Jan. 18,
1909.)
Spencer (Frederick), 2nd steward of
The S. &. Baltic, (CF 72741, Gan. 27,
1909. )
Survivors embarking at Messina. (I°
72478, Jan. 16, 1909; 2c. Jan. 18, 1909.
Survivors of the Republic aboard the
Baltic. (F 72756, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 723882,
Jan. 18, 1909; 2 ¢. Jan. 15, 1909.)
(F 723888, Jan. 13, 1909; 2 «.
Jan. 23, 1909.)
(F 72394, Jan. 13, 1909; 2 e¢.
Jan. 29, gee
feb. 4, 1909; 2 e
Hep. 5, 1909.)
Undiscovered beauties. (F 72604,
Jan. 21, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 23, 1909. )
(fF 72784, Jan. 28, 1909: 2 e¢.
Jan. 29, 1909.)
(F 72964, Feb. 4, 1909; 2 «
Feb. 5, 1909.)
Volunteer crew of the Republic re-
turning to their ship from the Baltic.
(F 72755, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Waggles in Wonderland. (F 72380,
Jan. 18, 1909; 2 ¢. Jan. 15, 1909.)
——+ (iE 72386, Jan. 18,1909: 2 c.
Jan. 23, 1909.)
—— (BY T2302, Jan, 13, 1908 42 xe.
Jan. 29, 1909.)
(F 72966, Feb. 4, 1909; 2 c.
Feb. 15, 1909.)
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| New York TIMES co., New York, N. Ys
Wakefield (Miss Elizabeth) “@
72749, Jan. 27, 1909.) a |
Wakefield (Miss Harriet) (F 72748,
Jan. 27, 1909:).
Woo woo bird. (F 72395, Jan. 13) |
1909; 2 ¢. Jan. 29) 19095)
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BROK- §
ERS, New York, N. Y. [4480
Tax-payers congress. (F 72121, Jan.
6. 1909; 1c Dec. 18, 1908; 1 ic Deak
29, 1908.) f
[4481-4483
Children taken at random in the
streets of New York. (F 725384, Janz
19, 1909. ) \
Foolish fashion.
1509.)
Some
show.
(F 72784, Jan. 26,
impressions of the passing
(F 725385, Jan. 19, 1909.) i
NEWCOMBE (Gero. E.) & co., New York
N.Y. [5 praies [4484-4498
American queen.—Apple blossoms.—
Belle of the dance.—Breakers.—Call
(The) — Dance (The) — Enchantress)
(The)—Engagement (The)—Finale.—_
Fireside memories.—Louise.—_
Mayme.—Motor girl. Nope.—Reflec-
tion. (F 72793-72807, Jan. 27, 1909.)%
New York, N. Y. J
[80 photographs] [44994528 ©
African belle——African marriage}
ceremonial.—Cannon in the Krem-—
lin.—Crossing Sahara desert.—Fallen }
Rameses II.—Moscow [Russia] 1, 2.— }
Nearest Masonic hall to Mecea.—%
Niblo (Mr.) 1-5.—Niblo (Mrs.) 1, 2.—3f
Plowing in Egypt.—Rome, church in.— }
Russian coachman.—Russian sled.—
Russian women driving.—Sailing on”
the Nile—Two African mothers.—9
Uganda man.—Venice, Grand canal.—)
NIBLO (FRED), INC.,
Water buffaloes——Water carriers.—_
Water wheel in EKgypt.—Witch doc-
tor.—Zulu mother.—Zulu warriors.
(H 121765-121794, Jan. 19, 1909; 2 em
of each Dee. 31, 1908.)
NOBLE ART ASSOCIATION, New York, ©
N. & [4529
Eddy (Mary Baker G.) (H 121520,%
Jan. 12, 1909.)
Norwoop (K.), New York, N. Y.
[45380 |
York City, Interior of Gracey
(H 121748, Jan. 18, 1909.)
New
Church.
nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
Oaxes (M. L.), Seattle, Wash.
; [45314534
Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition in
Seattle, Wash., 1909. (H 121932, Jan.
25, 1909.) .
Expressing the big cabbage. (H
©121591, Jan. 14, 1909.) |
Loading the mammoth corn. (H |
121592, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Seattle water front from Colman
dock. (H 121931, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Ouson (O.8.), Argyle, Wis. [4535-4586
Argyle, Wis. 1-4. (H 122470-
122473, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Otson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
Devil’s Lake, N. Dak. 1-5. (H
121966121970, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Fargo, N. Dak. 1-83. (H 121933-
121965, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Harvey, N. Dak. 1-6. (H 121971-
121976, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Valley City, N. Dak. 1-4. (H
121977-121980, Jan. 25, 1909.)
OLSON PHOTOGRAPH co., Plattsmouth,
Nebr. [4587-4591
Nebraska apples. (H 121676, Jan.
15, 1909.)
Nebraska cabbage. (H 121675, Jan.
15, 1909.)
Nebraska pumpkin.
Jan. 15, 1909.)
Nebraska squash.
15, 1909.)
‘Shipping Nebraska corn.
gan. 15, 1909.)
(H 121677,
(H 121678, Jan.
(H 121679,
OsBoRN (O. W.), Tahlequah, Okla.
[4592
Cherokee chiefs. (H 122549, Feb. 5,
1909.)
OTTENHEIMER (I. & M.), Baltimore,
Ma. [4593
1000 s’ miles in 120 minutes. (F
fae aan. 25, 1909- 2 c. Jan. 29,
1909.)
OUTDOOR NEWS co., New York, N. Y.
[4594, 4595
Recreation buncaiow. 1, 2.. (¥
72210, 72211, Jan. 11, 1909.)
PALMER (JOHN STANTON), New York,
ne) YX. [4596, 4597
Lincoln (Abraham); [by] George
Frederick Wright, A, B. (H 121982,
121983, Jan. 26, 1909.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
|
| PARKER (C. E.), Cherryvale, Kans.
}
|
AND PRINTS, ETC.
4632
| [4598, 4599
Cherryvale, Kans. 1, 2 (F 69936.
699387, Nov. 2, 1908; 2 ec. of each Jan.
16, 1909.)
| PaRReTT (FE. J.), New York, N. Y.
[4600, 4601
Earl of Granard. (H 121882, Jan.
| 23, 1909.)
Forbes (Hon. Donald) and Earl of
Granard. (H 121881, Jan. 23, 1909.)
PAULDING (JOHN), Chicago, Ill. [4602
For prosperity and the deep water-
way. (H 121376, Jan. 7, 1909.)
| PEEPLES (ANNA D.), Kansas City, Mo.
[4603
Aunt Mary. (H 121448, Jan. 9,
1909.)
PELTON (HERBERT W.), Asheville, N. C.
[4604, 4605
Biltmore, N. C., Kenilworth Inn. (H
122217, Jan. 29, 1909.)
Blue ridge from Kenilworth Inn,
Biltmore, Nec. CH 122218, Jan. .29:
1909.)
| PENNEY (F. H.), Wellsville, N. Y.
[4606
Direct Hal, 2.04%. (H 122487, Feb.
3, 1909.)
PERRY MASON co., Boston, Mass.
[4607
Youth’s companion desk calendar.
1909. (F 72399, Jan. 8, 1909; 2c. Jan.
9, 1909.)
PreTTEY (CHAS. F.), Lakeside, Cal.
[4608
Old Yuma. (H122221, Jan. 30, 1909.)
| PHELAN (A. B.), New York, N. Y.
[4609-4615
Interior of house 1-7. (H 121713—
121719, Jan. 16, 1909.)
PuiLies & RANCE, Great Falls, Mont.
[4616
Last chance or bust. (EF 72200, Jan.
11, 1909.)
PICTORIAL NEWS co., New York, N. Y.
[46174627
Italian earthquakel—-ll. (H122895-
122405, Feb. 1, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan.
21, 1909.)
PIERCE (HENRY HAVELOCK), Boston,
Mass. [4628-46382
Harkins (Rt. Rev.) (H 121673,
Jan. 15, 1909.)
Huntington (Bishop W. R.)
| (H 122534122537, Feb. 4, 1909.)
A-D.
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PRESS PUB. CO. (NEW YORK WORLD),
New York, N. Y. [4633-4653
Bacnara. “ltaly, des 2.) GEL h21bi
121514, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Messina, [Sicily] 1-16. H 121604—
121619, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Palmi, ruined portion. (H 121512,
Jan. 11, 1909.)
Soldiers and relief corps leaving
Naples for Messina. (H 121620, Jan.
15, 1909.)
Soldiers searching for victims in the
tins, (121513, Jan. 11, 1909.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [4654-46 61
Paul a_ prisoner.
Lessons 1, 5, 6, 7.
Jan, 14, 1909.)
Paul on the grace of giving. Fourth
quar., 1909. Lesson 10. (F 72406,
Jan. 14, 1909.)
Paul’s last words.
1909. Lesson 11.
Fourth quarter,
(EF 72401-72404,
Fourth quarter,
(KE 72407, Jan. 14,
1909. )
Pauls story of his life. Fourth
quarter, 1909. Lesson 8 (EF 72405,
Jan. 14, 1909. )
Review. Fourth quarter, 1909. Les-
son 12. (F 72408, Jan. 14, 1909.)
PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF
AMERICA, Newark, N. J. [4662
Fleet pr: tects the nation, Prudential
life insurance protects the home. (F
72867, Feb. 1, 1909; 1 ce. Feb. 1, 1909; 1
ec. Feb. 10, 1909.)
QUINN (F. F.), Texarkana, Ark.
[4663
Old reliable farm. (EF 72835, Jan.
29, 1909.)
RAGSDALE (M. C.), San Angela, Tex.
[4664
San Angela madonna. (H 121878,
Jan. 22, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
Rav (CHAS. E.), Mason City, Iowa.
[4665
N. W. S. P. cement plant, Mason
City, Iowa. (H 122681, Feb. 6, 1909.)
Washington, D.
[4666
(G 20722, Jan. 25,
REGES (GEORGE), JR.,
C.
Over the hurdle.
1909; 2 ce. Jan. 26, 1909.)
REICH (JACQUES), New York, N. Y.
[4667
Stevenson (Robert Louis) (72664,
Jan. 23, 1909.)
| series,
pt. Iv, 0. S., v.4
RicHARDSON (FRANK H.), Bedford
City, Va. | [4668
Peak of Otter and Flattop. (H
121814, Jan. 21, 1909.)
Roperts (KE. D.), Red Oak, Iowa.
[4669
Red Oak, Iowa, E. D. Roberts im-
proved Reid’s yellow dent. (H 122486,
Feb. 3, 1909.)
Ropinson (J. H.), Washington, D. C.
[
4670
Haulover opening. Nantucket [har-
bor], Mass. (H 121707, Jan. 16, 1909;
2 e> Jan. 115 ASESey
ROCKWELL (Mary), Fossil, Oregon.
[4671
Off to the mountains. (H 120942,
Dec. 19, 1908; 2 c. Jams 22, 19093)
ROMANS PHOTOGRAPHIC cO., Seattle,
Wash. [4672-4683
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
12000-12010. (H 121500-
121510, Jan. 11, 2909.)
Series 12011. Panorama of
grand basin. .(H 121596, Jan. 14,
1909. )
ROTOGRAPH co., New York, N. Y. [48
photographs] [4684-473].
All teams loaded must keep to the
right.—All teams must keep to the
right.—At last I’ve roped you in.—
Bacchante.— Blythe and happy. —
Chrysanthemum Girl—Cow boy girl.—
Dear friends, We were up most all
night.— Eclipse (An) — Fluffy Ruf-
fles.—Full of the best of spirits—
Gainsborough girl.—Girl in decollete.—
Girl with grapes.—How can I part
with this.—How not to do it.—How to
do it—I have a pressing engage-
ment.—I long to press you to my
heart.—I’m happy to be lassoed.—I’m
mixing with the upper crust.—I will
be supremely happy.—If you still
doubt my love.—In the light of thine
eyes. —It was Cupid’s dart. — Lamp
girl.—_Letter-writing girl.—Little bit of
_all right.—Little daubs of powder.—
Mask girl. — Nature fakir. — Nut
cracker.—Oh what must it be there.—
Ready for the battle—Skate gir]l.—
Snowball girl.—Soul kiss.—Taking his
time.—Tea spoon.—Tennis girl.—There
is a little girl—There is nothing like
it.—There is only one girl.—To me you
are the dearest girl—To press upon —
| thy lips a kiss—-When you feel it ©
coming on.—Where is my wandering ~
boy tonight.—Who’d ever think they’d
contain such a headache.
| 122628, Feb. 5, 1909.)
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(H 122581- —
nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
Ce (D.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[4732
Bating spaghetti. (F 715438, Dec.
22, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1909.)
Ryver (H. O.), Auburndale, Mass.
[4733
Daughter of the old Bay state. (H
121197, Jan. 4, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1908.)
S. F. vEDANTA society, San Francisco,
Cal. [4734, 4735
Jesus Christ in His yoga posture.
(F 72416, Jan. 14, 1909.)
[San Francisco, Cal.],
views of the Hindu temple.
Jan. 14, 1909.)
Different
(KE 72415,
SackeTT & WILHELMS CoO., Brooklyn,
IN, [4736-47438
Automobile girl. (G 207385, Jan. 27,
1909.)
Cardinal girl. (G 20845, Feb. 1,
1909.)
Helping mother. (G 20846, Feb. 1,
1909.) -
Hunting girl. (G 20786, Jan. 27,
1909.)
Little waitress. (G 20847, Feb. 1.
1909. )
Little worker. (G 20848, Feb. 1,
1909.)
Winter Girl. (F 72887, Feb. 1,
1909.)
Won’t mother be pleased. (G 20849,
Feb. 1, 1909.)
St. GAUDENS (AucGusTA H.), Windsor,
Vt. [4744
Sketch by Augustus Saint-Gaudens
for the La Farge medallion. (H
121811, Jan. 21, 1909.)
|
SANDER (PHILIP), New York, N. Y. |
[4745
American beauties. (F 72691, Jan.
25, 1909.)
SCANDLIN (WILLIAM I.), Brooklyn,
i. ¥ [4746
Merry Christmas. C. (F 71590,
Dec. 23, 1908; 2 ec. Dec. 29, 1908. )
ScHRADER & DENNIS, Three Oaks, Mich.
[4747
Thanksgiving greetings. (H 122162,
Jan. 28, 1909.)
Scott & VAN ALTENA, New York, N. Y.
[4748
_ Waiting for tourists near pyramids.
| (A 121467, Jan. 11, 1909.)
;
t
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
4772
SHARP & son, Los Angeles, Cal. [4749
Glenwood, the mission inn. (F
72400, Jan. 14, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1908.)
SHATTUCK (E. J.) co., San Francisco,
Cal. [4750
Photo-chrome color’ sketch. (G
20661, Jan. 9, 1909.)
SHaw (BH. A.), Boston, Mass. [4751
American madonna. (H 121465,
Jan. 11, 1909.)
SHEAHAN (Maurice T.), Brookline,
Mass. [47524766
Be my valentine. (F 72190, Jan. 11,
1909. )
Gettysburg address. (EF 72192, Jan.
11, 1809.)
Going’ some...€F ‘T219%, «Jan. 44;
1909. )
Happiest (The) day. EF 72944, Feb.
4, 1909.)
History of the life of Abraham Lin-
eoln. (EF 72193, Jan. 11, 1909.)
IT am not bound to win. (F 72194,
gan. 11, 1909.)
I am your friend, A. Lincoln. (F
(2363, Jan. 18, 1809); 2 « Jan. 14,
1909.
Lincoln, ? figure with the words,
And now God bless you. (F 72362,
Jan; 13,°1909; 2. ¢. Jan. 14, 1909.)
Lincoln (Abraham) Copy of oil
painting. 19 by 24. (G 20664, Jan.
11, 1909.)
Spoonlight:. (EBs 72195.) Jane be
1909. )
Spring chickens. (F 72196, Jan. 11,
1909. )
Tatt.:(AVin: 4 NES “Tati. “and
White house. (EF 72536, Jan. 20,
1909.)
This world we're living in. (F
(2197, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Two orphans. (F 72198, Jan. 11,
1909.)
Your friend, A. Lincoln.
Jan. 11, 1909.)
SIEGMUND (WrLLiIaAmM C.), Chicago, III.
[4767
Lesions of foot and mouth disease
ais UL) cattle, (Hi 121908,: Jan. 25,
1909. )
Siegrist (E. J.), North Bend, Wash.
[4768-4772
(H 122124, 122125,
(EF 72199,
Cougar. 281, 282.
Jan. 27, 1909.)
Mt. Si, North Bend. Wash. 278, 279.
CH £27191 122122. Jan, 275.1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4773
Sieerist (EH. J.) —Continued.
Snoqualmie falls, near North Bend,
Wrash: 280. (CE 122123. fam. 27,
1909. )
SILBERER (D. B.) sBrRos., New York,
ING XY: [4773, 4774
Ball game. (F 72661, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Child. (F 72662, Jan. 23, 1909.)
SimMons (HVELINE), Lakewood, Ohio.
[4775
Trath, (WP (2475, Jan. 16; 1909-
2c. Jan. 6, 1909.)
Smart (JoHN H.), Hardwick, Vt.
[4776
Child of H. L. Herrict, weighing 27
pounds at birth. (H 121599, Jan. 15,
1909; 2 ce. Dec. 17, 1908.)
SmitH (ALBERT), Manchester, Vt.
[4777
Manchester, Vt., from summit of Mt.
Equinox. (H 121893, Jan. 8, 1909; 2
ce, Dec. 24, 1908.)
SPAHR (JOHN W.), Beaver Falls, Pa.
[4778
Buckeye Lake Park views near Co-
lumbus, Ohio. (H 122208, Jan. 28,
1909. )
STANDARD SCENIC co., Kansas City,
Mo. [4779-4782
Bryan and Kern at Fairview. 3409.
(H 121289, Dee. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22,
1909.)
America’s martyred chiefs. 3411.
(H 121292, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22,
1909.)
Republican national convention.
3408. (H 121291, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 «.
Jan. 22, 1909.)
Taft (Hon. Wm. H.) 3410. (H
121290, Dec. 30, 1908: 2 c Jan. 22,
1909.)
STANLAWS (PENRHYN), New York,
N. Y. [4 prints.] [47838-4786
Afternoon tea.—Caught in the
rain. — Cupids advice. — Going home:
(FF 72465-72468, Jan. 16, 1909.)
STATE PUB. CO., Boston, Mass.
[4787-4841
Ain’t it just like a woman? (F
72169, Jan. 9, 1909.)
—— (F 72367, Jan.
—— (F 72495, Jan.
—— (F 72575, Jan.
— (F 72688, Jan.
—— (F 72850, Jan.
—— (F 72871, Feb.
13, 1909. )
18, 1909.)
20, 1909.)
25, 1909.)
30, 1909.)
a, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
STATE PUB. co.—Continued.
—— (F 72946, Feb. 4, 1909.)
All nights look alike to Boozy Keer.
(EF 72326, Jan. 12, 1909.)
Amos and Pete. (F 72204, Jan, 11,
1909. )
—— (F 72421, Jan. 14, 1909.)
——— (I 72496; Jan, 18, 1803.)
—— (KE 72597, Jan 20) a0)
Sa 72690, Jan. 25, 1909.) —
72851, Jan. 30, 1909.)
72868, Feb. 1, 1909:)
72956, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Bugtown budget. (F 72327, Jan. 12.
1909.)
—— (EF 12570; Jan. 20571908)
—— (Ff T2770, Jan: 27, 25034
(F 72918, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Carlyle said: Never write a letter
or lose one. (F 72660, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Ever know it to fail? (EF 72332,
Jan. 12, 1909.)
(Ff 72567, Jan. 20, 1909.)
——= \( 121%, Jan. 72a toe
(F 72912, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Gink and Dink. (F 72328, Jan. 12,
1909. )
—— (F 72563, Jan. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 72771, Jan. 27, 1909:)
(FF 72917, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Hari Kari, the Jap. (EF 72331, Jan.
12, 1909.)
It’s a long stem that knows no
thorns. (IF 72945, Feb. 4, 1909.)
It will be a bigger night to-morrow
night. (EF 72870, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Line is busy. (F 72569, Jan. 20,
1909.)
—— (F 72774, Jan. 27, 1909.)
== — (IF 72915, Web. 3) asus
Pete’s kids play joke on old maid.
(F 72571, Jan. 20, 1909.)
Reggie Rahrah. (F 72329, Jan. 12,
»19C3.)
~ ——(F 72556, Jan. 20/9308)
—— (EF 72772, Jan. 27, 2908.)
(F 72911, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Show me. (F 72330, Jan. 12, 1909.)
(F 72564, Jan. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 72769, Jan. 27, 1909.)
(F 72916, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Smiths at home. (F 72338, Jan. 12,
1909. )
—— (F 72568, Jan. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 72778, Jan. 27, 1909.)
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
STATE PUB. co.—Continued.
(F 72918, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Sometimes a practical joke turns
eut all right. (F 72852, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Stung. (F 72334, Jan. 12, 1909.)
— (F 72565, Jan. 20, 1909.)
— (F 72768, Jan. 27, 1909.)
— (F 72914, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Surprises will happen in the best
regulated families. (EF 72461, Jan. 16,
1909. )
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC CO., Rochester,
[4842-4898
[Lithographed cuts of vegetables for
seed envelopes] 54, 12, 14, 28, 52, 62,
64, 75, 82, 97, 99, 100, 102, 119, 129,
138, 189, 145, 148, 178, 190, 1943, 197, .
Pier fos, 211, 2ZA8, 250-256, 262,
274, 276, 286, 289-298, 300, 302-308.
(G 20764-20820, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Stinson (WotwortH), New York,
. Nee. [4899
St. John’s chapel. (F 72921, Feb. 3,
1909; 2 ce. Jan. 28, 1909.)
SToKES (FREDERICK A.) co., New York,
N. ¥Y. [4 prints] [4900-4903
Junior and the actress.—Naughty
freshy.—Senior and his fate.—Soph
and the window. (F 71997-72000, Jan.
4, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan. 29, 1909.)
Storck (FErRD), Butler, N. J. [4904
Falls at Pompton lakes, N. J. (H
Pia. 6, 1909: 2 ec. Jan. 15,
1909. )
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo. [4905
Harrison (Leon) (H 121486, Jan.
11, 1909; 2 ec. Jan. 18, 1909.)
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY,
Cincinnati, Ohio. [4906-4915
_ [Posters]. 09-—B-—203. (G 20067,
Oct. 28, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1909.)
— 09-—R-43, 09-B-202. (G 20094,
20095, Oct. 30, 1908; 2 ec. of each Jan.
14, 1909.)
——N. Y. 12951, N. Y. 12952, N. Y.
12954. (G 20625-20627, Dec. 31, 1908;
| 2c. of each Jan. 14, 1909.)
N. Y. 12947, N. Y. 12949, N. Y.
12950, O9-R-201. (G 20641, 20643,
20644, 20648, Jan. 2, 1909; 2 c. of each
Jan. 14, 1909.)
STROUDSBURG & WATER GAP ST. RY. CO.,
Stroudsburg, Pa. [4916-4919
Car leaving double horse shoe curve.
(F 72418, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Delaware Water Gap from inside of
ear. (F 72955, Feb. 4, 1909.)
AND PRINTS, ETC.
4938
STROUDSBURG & WATER GAP ST. RY.
co.— Continued.
Overlooking water power plant,
Lackawanna & Erie R. R. (FF 72954,
Feb. 4, 1909.)
Second horse shoe curve. (F 72417,
Jan. 14, 1909.)
Stumpr (FEF. B.), Eureka, III. [4920
Eureka, Ill, Hureka college cam-
pus. (H 121708; Jan. 16, 1909.)
SUNSHINE CIRCLE OF KING’S DAUGHTERS,
First M. E. church, Newark, Obio.
[4921
Sunshine circle of King’s daughters,
Newark, Ohio. (H 121906, Jan. 25,
1909. )
Swarts (D. L.), Buckeye City, Ohio.
[49224926
Ohio, Danville and
(H 121563, Jan.
Buckeye City,
Buckeye City school.
13, 1909.)
Cc. A. & C. fast fast line near Buck-
eye City, Ohio. (H 122469, Feb. 2,
1909. ) ’
Holt’s hollow near Cavallo, Ohio. H
122466, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Icy cave near Cavallo, Ohio.
122467, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Mohican valley near Cavallo, Ohio.
(H 122468, Feb. 2, 1909.)
(H
TABER-PRANG ART Co., Springfield,
Mass. [4927-4935
Anxious moments. 4811. (F 72924,
Feb. 3, 1909.)
Early autumn; by Allen Fontaine.
4827. (F 72925, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Interested. 4816. (H 122520, Feb.
3, 1909.)
Moonlight; by Emile Breton. 4806.
(H 122521, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Near Nahant; by G. M. Hathaway.
4812. (F 72926, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Old time melodies. 4818. (F 72927,
Feb. 3, 1909.)
Rock bound coast; by Geo. Howell
Gay. 4825. (F 72928, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Sheepfold (The); by Walter C.
Hartson. 4795. (H. 122522, Feb. 3,
1909.)
Springtime; by Carl Weber.
(F 72929, Feb. 3, 1909.)
2 c. of each Feb. 4, 1909.
TacearT (M. W.), Bayonne, N. J.
[4986-49388
[St. Patrick day cards] 1-3. (G
20689-20691, Jan. 15, 1909.)
4826.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4939
‘TTAMMEN (H. H.), Denver, Colo. [14
chromos] [4989-4952
Capitol by moonlight. — Colorado
Springs by moonlight.— Denver by
moonlight. — Forget bad writing.—
Garden of the Gods by moonlight.—
Here’s to the seal—I know you'd
write a line or two.—I tried to pen a
greeting.—I write to-day.—Loop by
moonlight. —- My ecard you’ll find.—
Nothing better than a letter.—Pike’s
Peak by moonlight.—Try smiling.—(G
20665-20678, Jan. 12, 1909.)
TARBELL (JOHN H.), Boston, Mass.
[4953
Impression (An). (H 122156, Jan.
27, 1909.)
TAYLOR ART CO., Philadelphia, Pa. [18
prints. ] [49544971
Ach Pat have you kissed the Blarney
stone. —O’ the green shamrock for
me.—Remember old Erin.—Top of the
morning to you.—True to old Erin.—
Wearing of the green.— (KF 72212-
melt san. 11, 1909.)
To my affinity—To my aunt.—To
my best girl—To my brother.—To my
dad.— To my darling. — To my dear
baby. — To my dear mother.— To my
dear sister.—To my kiddies.—To my
pet. — To my sweetheart. — (F 722380-
72241, Jan. 11, 1909.)
TEBBS (Mrs. A. B.), New York, N. Y.
[4972
Buddhism up to date. (H 1225380,
Feb. 4, 1909.)
THAYER (C. C. & A. L.), New Castle,
Pas [4978
Youngstown, Ohio. Building being
erected for a Masonic temple. (F
71546, Dec. 22, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1909.)
THOMPSON (PAUL), New York, N. Y.
[4974-4980
Clemens (Samuel) (Mark Twain),
1-6. (H 121494—121499, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Mark Twain’s library. (H 121493,
Jan. 11, 1909.)
TINY TADS cCo., New York, Ne ls
prints. ] [4981-4998
Admiration. — Dressing. — Dressy
bunch.—Fun on the ice.—G. W. Tad.—
Going to school.—In doubt.—New
elothes——Now all aboard.—Quarrel
(The).—Rain coats.—Shy. — Snapshot
(The). — Spinner (The). — Stormy
weather. — Vacation. — Valentine
(The).—Young and old. (EF 72898—
72825, Jan. 29, 1909.)
pt. IV, ness vos
TOWNSEND (CHAS. A.), Belfast, Maine.
[4999-5027
Bar Harbor. -4,°2.
Beach hill cliffs, Echo lake and
Somes sound.
Bubble pond. 1, 2.
Cadalie cliffs from ‘Ocean drive.
Champlain monument, on Sea Cliff
drive... d-2.
Drive to Jordan pond.
Dry mountain, on Bar Harbor road.
Eagle lake. 1-4.
Gorge (The), Bar Harbor road.
Great pond and western mountain.
Mountain view near Bar Harbor.
Ocean drive, Mt. Desert, Maine.
Otter cliff from Ocean drive.
Sargent drive and Somes sound.
Schooner head, from Anemone cave.
Seaside inn trail to Jordan pond.
ts
Shaded walk to Jordan pond.
Shore view, near Raven cliff. 1, 2.
Somes sound. 1, 2.
South-west harbor from Beach hill.
(H 122236-122264, Jan. 30, 1909; 2
ec. of each Jan. 29, 1909.)
TREIBER (T. R.), Kansas City, Mo.
[5028
Why we ask you not to sit on the
table. (F 72187, Jan. 44, 490932
Jan. 2, 1909.)
TRIBUNE co., Chicago, Ill. [5029-5046
Danny Dreamer and li’l Silly Sally.
(F 72527, Jan. 19, 1909.)
—— (F 72617, Jan. 22, 1909.)
(F 72948, Feb. 4, 1909).
Economical Bertie. (EF 72529, Jan.
19, 1909.)
—— (F 72615, Jan: 22, 1909.) —
—— (F 72949, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Mamma’s angel child. (F 72528,
Jan. 19, 1909.)
(F 72614, Jan. 22, 1909.)
—— (F 72952, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s _ stories.
(2526, Jan. 19, 1909.)
— (F 72616, Jan. 22, 1909.)
— (F 72950, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Omnibus boy. (F 72530, Jan. 19,
1909. )
—— (F. 72612, Jan. 32, 190970
—— (F 72947, Feb. 4, 1909.)
(Fk
66
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
TRIBUNE co.—Continued.
Pranks of Fourpaws.
19, 1909.)
eh 72613, Jan. 1909. )
— fF 72951, Feb. 4, 1909.)
TrotH (Henry), Philadelphia, Pa.
(F 72531, Jan.
29
aot td
[5047-5060
Haarlam, Holland. 9011. (H122406,
Feb. i, 1909.)
Jerusalem, [Palestine] 9004, 9006—
9010, 9014-9017, 9019. (H 122407-
122417, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Sphinx, (The) 9020. (H 122418,
; Feb. 1, 1909.)
View near Kaloniyeh, Palestine.
9018. (H 122419, Feb. 1, 1909.)
TuITE (THOMAS P.), New York, N. Y.
[5061
Bonner (Hugh), chief of N. Y. fire
department. (F 72866, Feb. 1, 1909.)
ULLMAN MFG. co., New York, N. Y. [8
prints] [5062-5064
Interested.—Love-light in their eyes.
—Popping the question. (F 72462-
72464, Jan. 16, 1909.)
UMBDENSTOCK & PORTER CO.,
Til.
Lincoln’s Gettysburg address.
20663, Jan. 9, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1909.)
UNDERHILL (IRvinc), New York, N. Y.
[5066
Fire ruins, Hudson and Leonard sts.
B®. 43026. (HH 121600, Jan. 15, 1909.)
UNDERHILL (JAS. E.), New York, N. Y.
[5067
Lincoln (Abraham); by G. R. Ha-
were 4 T2iat, Jan. 27, 1909; 2 e.
Jan. 22, 1909.)
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
N.Y. [5068-5213
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 81840,
U 81869, U 81914, U 94501. (H121383—
121386, Jan. 8, 1909.)
—U 47178, U 47259, U 47466, U
47599, U 79489, U 82134, U 115597.
(Hs 121522-121528, Jan. 12, 1909.)
Chicago.
[5065
| 115471, U 115481.
(G |
AND PRINTS, ETC.
5237
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWoOOoD—Continued.
U 115781, U 115755, U 115766,
ied too. 0. 195795, W..115798,. 0
| 115799, U 115800, U 115824, U 115825,
hoU eB RS2 1.4. LI bson. (A 121864-
121875, Jan. 22, 1909; 2 ec. of each Jan.
25, 1909.)
——U 27851, U 27865, U 27393, U
27682, U 29797, U 32769, U 338008, U
44142, U 33634, U 33967, U 34169, U
34498, U 35244, U 38498, U 47468, U
47778, U 48781, U 49179, U 49534, U
| 67714, U 73141, U 810638, U 82028, U
83085, U 83056, U 87270, U 87279, U
96927, U 96944, U 970387, U 99399, U
99457, U 100055, U 100334, U 100522,
U 101446, U 104503, U 104507, U
105273, U 105525, U 108080, U 108920,
U 114279, U 115207, U 115298, U 115343,
U 1153852, U 1153875, U 115405, U 115416,
U 115424, U 115440, U 115451, U 115456,
U 115457, U 115528, U 115527, U 115554,
U 115557, U 115730, U 115793, U 115842-
115847. (H 122099-122104, Jan. 27,
1909.)
(H 122206,
122207, Jan. 28, 1909.)
——U-27701, U 28134, U 115410, U
(HI 122289-122298,
Feb. 1, 1909.)
U 46467, U 46680, U 71114,
73394, U 90758, U 91205, U 91314, U
106499, U 115538. (H 122444122452,
Feb. 2, 1909.)
——U 92785, U 93268, U 93394, U
93547, U 114824, U 115287, U115292, U
115330, U 115495, U 115526, U 115717.
(H 122640-12 22650, Feb. 6, 1909 ; 2¢. of
each Feb. 8, 1909.)
| UNION NEWS co., New York, N. Y.
[5214
Highlands, N. J., Hout view the
lights. (H 121853, Jan. 22, 1909.)
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co., Cin-
——U 113852, U 114730, U 115118,
Beets 115267, U 1154383, U
115464, U 115509, U 115519, U 115566,
Seemeedoeme OD 115722, U 115728, U
metas, © 115755, U 115758, U 115767,
OD 115772, U 115774. (H 121544—|
121562, Jan. 13, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan.
14,1909.)
—U 25006, U 73990, U 82054, U
86444, U 99663, U 115769, U 115794, U
115796, U 115831, U 115838. (H 121815-
121824, Jan. 21, 1909; 2 c. of each Jan. |
22, 1909. )
cinnati, Ohio. [5215-5226
[Posters.] 11858, 11806. (G 20637,
26638, Jan. 2, 1909.)
—— 879, 391, 392, 11784. (G 20685-
20688, Jan. 14, 1909.)
— 384, 3885, 11809, 11873, 11874,
11875. (G 20716-20721, Jan. 23, 1909.)
VITAGRAPH CoO. OF AMERICA, New York,
NE) [5227-5237
And his coat came back. (H 122212,
| Jan. 29, 1909.)
os lover.
22, 1909.)
Clever trick.
(H 121846, Jan.
(H 122210, Jan. 29,
1909.)
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5238
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA—Cont’d.
Colonial romance. (H 121461, Jan.
11, 1909.)
Deacon’s love letter.
Jan. 22, 1909.)
Love of the pasha’s son.
Jan. 11, 1909.)
(H 121845,
(H 121468,
Marathon race. (H 122209, Jan. 29,
1909. )
Ruy Blas. (H 129462, Janey 4,
1909.)
Student days. (H 122211, Jan. 29,
1909.)
Treasure (The) (H 121464, Jan. 11,
1909.)
Virginius. (H 121844, Jan. 22, 1909.)
|
WALKER LITHOGRAPH & PUB. CO., Bos- |
ton, Mass.
Summer with
(G@ 20704, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Wasson (C. L.), Decatur, Il.
[5239-5269
Antwerp, Belgium, Botanical gar-
dens. (H 122151, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Beauty spot of Killarney, Ireland.
(H 122145, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Beaver dam, Square Butte creek, N.
Dak. (H 122154, Jan. 27, 1909. )
Belfast, Ireland, Botanic gardens.
(H 122148, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Boston (U. S. cruiser).
wan, 21,1909: )
Chicago, Ill., East on South Water
CH 122155, Jan: 27, 1909.)
Chicago (U. S. cruiser). (H 122147,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
From Eagle Cap over Powder river
mountains, Oregon. . (H 1221538, Jan.
(H 122148,
st.
27, 1909.)
Illinois university, Champaign, stu-
dents in the corn course. (H 122222,
Jan. 30, 1909.)
Indianapolis, Ind., soldiers’ and sail-
ors monument. (H 122134, Jan. 27,
1909.)
London, England, St. Paul’s cathe-
dral. (H 122150, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Marblehead (U. S. cruiser). (H
122149, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Munich, Germany. 1-5. (H 122137-
122141, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Miasara Walls, N..¥. 1-3. (H
1221380-122132, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Peat, decayed vegetation, Gap of
Dunloe. (H 122142, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Peoria, Ill.,ona holiday. (H 1221338,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
[5238 |
its dreaming skies. |
pt. Iv, D. s., v. 4
Wasson (C. L.)—Continued.
Perry park, Colo., the Pulpit.
122146, Jan. 27, 1909.)
St. Patrick st. and bridge over River
Lee, from the Quay, Ireland. (H
122144, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Springfield, Ill., the Lincohm home.
(H 122135, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Sun-kissed waters of the Wabash.
(H 122136, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Suspension Bridge, N. Y., bridge
over Niagara river. (H 122152, Jan.
27, 1909.)
Yellowstone national park. 14. (H
122126-122129, Jan. 27, 1909.)
WEAKLEY (RAYMOND D.), St. Louis,
(Ho
Mo. [5270-5275
Zar girl. (H 122228, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Zar illustrations. 1-5. (H 122229—
122283, Jan. 30, 1909.)
WEISBRCDT (H. W.) co., New York,
Nooae [5276
Right to the spot. (F 72848, Jan.
30, 1809; 2c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
WELLMAN (WALTER), New York, N. Y.
[5277-5292
(F 72309-
Suffragette (The). 1-16.
72324, Jan. 12, 1909.)
WESTERBERG (J. C.), San Francisco,
Cal. [5298
Faith Dorothy, the sunshine of the
mission. (FE 71630, Dec. 26, 1908.*)
WHEELER (J. D.), Leavenworth, Wash.
[5294
Great Northern railroad plant. 900.
(H 121916, Jan. 25, 1909.)
WHITE (EH. C.), Punxsutawney, Pa.
; [5295
Walston, Pa., coke ovens. (Hi
121732, Jan. 18, 1909: 2 eae
1909. )
WHITE (H. C.) company, North Ben-
nington, Vt. [5296-5302
Chicago, Tl. Swift & Co., 219 cat-
tle. (H 121480, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Eagle on a pinnacle of rock in Grand
canyon. (H 121910, Jan. 25, 1909.)
Madrid, Spain, royal palace 10801.
(H 121835, Jan. 21, 1909; 2 ec. Jan. 22,
1909.)
Portugalette, Spain, flying ferry
10880. (H 121834, Jan. 21, 1909; 2°¢.
Jan. 22, 1909.)
San Sebastian, Spain; Maria Chris-
tina bridge, 10878. (H 121832, Jan.
21, 1909; 2 .@ Jan. 22, 1902)
68
5-8, Feb., 1909
HITE (H. C.) compANy—Continued.
Santander, Spain, a street, 10879.
mt 121833, Jan. 21, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 22,
1909.)
- Taft (Hon. William H.), and family,
13011. (H 1218386, Jan. 21, 1909; 2 c.
Jan. 22, 1909.)
ae & Hoae co., Newark, N. J.
[ 5803, 5304
At the well. (H 122560, Feb. 5,
-)
i June saan
1909. )
Bwarttnc (R. R.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[53805-5307
' Niagara Falls, N. Y. Sporting on
‘ice mountains. 874. (H 115940; Sept.
19, 1908 ; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
\ . Phantom player. 2896. (H 115939,
Bien. 18, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
Taft (Wm. H.) greeting his friends.
2459. (H 121298, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 ec.
Jan. 22, 1909).
WuHuitmore (Henry T.), Jackson, Mich.
Ce. 12e25, Jan. 12,
[5308
_ Study from childhood. (H 121466,
Jan. 11, 1909.)
WILKINS (F. J.), Denver, Colo. [5309
Presidents of the United States.
121905, Jan. 25, 1909.)
WILLIAMs (JOHN), INC.,
a oe
(H
New York,
[5310
Double medallion, one showing
Abraham Lincoln, the other allegorical
Scene. (H 121985, Jan. 26, 1909; 1 ¢.
Jan. 26, 1909; 1 ¢. Feb. 1, 1909.)
WILLIAMS (FRANK W.), Chicago, Il.
[5311-5312
Presidents of the United States. (Ff
weno sane 25, 1909; 2 ec. Jan. 13,
1909. )
Rulers of all nations. (F 72687,
Jan. 25, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1909.)
WILLIAMSON—HAFFNER ENGRAVING CO.,
Denver, Colo. [80 prints]
[5813-5392
After Buffalo. Craig Indian.—Al-
Che-Say, noted Apache scout, White
River Agency, Ariz.—Alkali Ike, the
boss of the herd.—Antelope hunter.—
Apache girl—Apache mother and
Pehild, near Et. Apache, Ariz.—At
bay.—Bitter root, Montana state flow-
-er.—Bleeding heart.—Blizzard on the
_Yrange.—Bonito, an Apache scout, Ft.
Apache, Ariz.—Boulder park, Colo.—
Branding mavericks——Buffalo hunt.—
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
ETC.
WILLIAMSON HAFFNER ENGRAVING CO.—
Continued.
Cattle Thieves.—Chuck wagon.—Cold
winter evening. — Colorado _ state
card. — Continental divide by moon-
light. — Cornered. — Cowboy race. —
Crossing the Rio Grande del Norte.—
Dayid (Chief).—Day herder.—Do you
blame me?—Duck hunting.— Eagle
hunter.—Fraser canon, Colo.—Frolic
in the swimming pool, Eldorado
Springs, Colo.— Geronimo, Apache
chief.— Go it, you, . — Golden
poppy, California state flower. —
Halt.—Hollow Horn Bear, Sioux In-
dian.—Hopi girl, Oraibi, Ariz— Hopi
home life, Mishongnoir, Ariz.—Hopi
Indian brave, Oraibi, £ i man
weaving blanket, Oraibi, Ariz.—Hopi
moccasin makers, Oraibi, Ariz. Hopi
unlimited out in <Arizona.—Hopi
woman in wedding dress, Oraibi,
i an weaving, Oraibi,
Ariz.—Hot trail—I have found my
meal-ticket—I saw my affinity up
here.—Indian burial.—Killing a cattle
thief—Lone scout.—Mistletoe, COkla-
homa state flower.—Moran (Thomas) |
at Acoma, Ariz.—Navajo poker game,
Ariz.—Navajos watching games, the
Wields, Ariz.—Night herder.—Ouray,
Ute Indian chief.—Outlaw (The).—
Priests washing after a snake dance, —
Wolpi, Ariz.—Quinghigit (Chief).—
Red Cloud, Ogalalia Sioux Indian.—
Red eagle.—Return (The).—Roping
the broncho—Roping the bull—Round-
up (The).—Runaway (The).—NScouts
watching emigrants.—Sego lily, Utah
state flower.—Shooting up the town.—
Sitting Bull, Sioux Indian chief.—
South Boulder valley, Colo.—Spotted
Horse.—Standing Wolf, Cheyenne In-
dian.—Storm in the Rocky moun-
tains.—Thirty-dollar hide.—Ute court-
ship.—Ute Indian camp, Garden of the
gods.—Waiting.—War party, Craig In-
dian.— White mountain Apache
Cupid.—White mountain Apache hoops
and javelin game, Ariz.—Yankee
Doodle lake, Colo. (EF 69940-70019,
Noy.-2; 1908; 2 ce. of each Jan. 16,
1909. )
WiLLis & Burris, Great Falls, Mont.
[53938-5396
Desperate stand. (H 121455, Jan.
11, 1909.)
Hold-up (The) H 121458, Jan. 11,
1909. )
Hunting of buffalo. (H 121456, Jan.
11, 1909.)
Indian women on the march. (H
121457, Jan. 11, 1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5397
Witton (T. H.), San Francisco, Cal.
[5897
San Francisco, Cal. St. Mary’s
cathedral. (H 121783, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Woop (Harry), Kansas City, Mo.
_ [5898-5402
Intellectual pup. (F 72154, Dec. 28,
1908; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1908. )
CH (2507, Jan. 14, i909 2 2G;
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Jan. 20, 1909.)
CH (2694, Jan. 25,1909" 2 +e.
Jan. 27, 1909.)
(F 72890, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Woopwarpd & TIERNAN PRTG. Co., St.
Louis, Mo. [5403-5421
April. (#72178, Jan. 11, 1909.)
August. (F 72177, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Catastrophe. (F 72182, Jan. 11,
1909. )
December. (F 72181, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Drive (Lhe) (FF ..1721838, Jane Ai.
1909.)
CF T2ol1, Jan. 438) 1909; Bue.)
|
t]
'
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
WooDWARD & TIERNAN PRTG. co.—Con.
February. (F 72171, Jan. 11. 1909.)
January. (F 72170, Jan. 11, 1909.)
July. (F 72176, Jan. 11, 1909.)
June. (F 72175, Jan. 11, 1909.)
March. (F 72172, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Maud. (F 72937, Feb. 4, 1909.)
May. (EF 72174, Jan. 11, 1909.)
My jewels. (F 72988, Feb. 4, 1909.)
November. (F 72180, Jan. 11, 1909.)
October. (EF 72179, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Passing of winter. (EF 72184, Jan.
11 A909.)
Quails.
Ready for a canter.
11, 1909.)
September.
(F 72989, Feb. 4, 1909.)
(F 72185, Jan.
(EF 72178, Jan. 11, 1909.)
ZILLGET (CHARLES A.) Fairmount,
N. Dak. [5422, 5423
Duke. A, B. (H 121728, 121729, |
Dec. 8, 1908; 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1908; 1 ex
Jan. 18, 1909.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by aedaaiul clear es |
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit--__
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit_____________---_
448
3, 006
70
CLASS I, FINE ARTS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy of the photograph is always omitted when the photograph has
been received on the day of entry. The notice after the first title, if printed in full,
would read: “ Copyright by Cassilly Adams,
Indianapolis, Ind. Class I, XXe, no.
28029, December 18, 1908; 1 photograph received December 18, 1908.
ADAMS (CASSILLY), Indianapolis, Ind. | AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC co.—Cont’d.
[5424-5425
Moulding the bullets. Interior of log
cabin, illuminated by fire in fire-place,
seated before it are soldier and pioneer |
belle. (I 28029, Dec. 18, 1908.) *
Old squire’s shot. A turkey shoot-
ing match, old squire is toeing the
mark, to take his shot. (I 28030, Dec.
18, 1908.)
ADLEMAN (SAMUEL), Boston, Mass.
[5426
Altar. Two steps and background,
design on background is a carved chair,
front of upper step has the word Jol-
liken. (I 28801, Feb. 6, 1909.)
AMERICAN LADY CORSET CO., Detroit,
Mich. [5427
American lady. Woman dressed, but
with open bodice exhibiting corset, car-
rying a staff. (I 28128, Jan. 18, 1909.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC cOoO., New
York, N. Y. [5428-5440
Bell ringer 37683. Interior of a bel-
fry where a man is ringing a large
bell. (1 28154, Jan. 21, 1909.)
Bella mundo. A globe showing a
portion of the United States, globe is
broken and head of girl protrudes. (I
28277, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Bluff in Chicago.
chips and glasses. (I 28135, Jan. 15,
1909.)
Call in Arizona. Interior of a bar-
room, showing several men seated at
a table upon which are cards and
chips. (I 28131, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Deal in Washington.
a table one of whom is a Chinese who
is engaged in dealing cards. (I 281338,
Jan. 18, 1909.)
_ Draw in the Bowery. Five men at
a table, all of whom look tough, play-
ing cards. (I 28134, Jan. 18, 1909.)
Dutch boy. Little boy wearing cap
with tassel and wooden shoes, playing
‘whistle. (I 28197, Jan. 29, 1909.)
Five men seated
about a table upon which are cards.
Five men at
| Cards and chips on table.
New York city A, 37782 A. Bird’s
eye view. (I 28147, Jan. 20, 1909.)
——B, 387782 B. Bird’s-eye view.
(I 28148, Jan. 20, 1909.)
Raise in the South. Colored men,
some of whom are seated at a table
engaged in a game of poker. (I 28136,
Jan. 18, 1909.)
Reconciler. Seated figure of Abra-
ham Lincoln, he holds in his right
hand a scroll. (I 28052, Jan. 11, 1909.)
Show down in the 400. Five men in
full dress at table, all but one seated.
(I 28182,
Jan. 18, 1909.)
Woman rubbing wall. Woman, back
towards forgsround, rubbing wall with
cloth, she wears workirg clothes and
wooden shoes. (I 28198, Jan. 29,
1909.)
AMERICAN TOBACCO co., New York,
Ne YS [5441
Red hat girl. Head of a woman
wearing a large flare hat, drapery
thrown over bare shoulders. (I 28054,
Jan. 12, 1909.)
AUNER (WILHELM A. F.), Chicago, Ill.
[5442
Turner emblem. Ornamental plaque.
owl at the top, oval panel with female
figure and inscription. (I 28123, Jan.
18, 1909.)
BARBERA (Castor), New York, N. Y.
[5443
Taft (Wm. H.) and emblem of
United States. Book cut in Italian
marble, left hand page contains bas-
relief of W. H. Taft, right hand page,
seal of U. S. (I 28180,. Jan. 28, 1909.)
BARNARD (GEORGE GREY), New York,
We AY [5444
Statue of nude figure re-
(I 28155, Jan.
God Pan.
clining, right knee up.
| 22, 1909.)
iF vil
72678—09——_3
E
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5445
BencoucH (WmM.), New York,
; [5445
Troubles never come singly. Sum-
mer landscape, red auto stuck in mud,
two girls holding up their skirts stand-
ing in road, storm approaching. (I
28213, Jan. 30, 1909.)
BENTHEIM (CHARLES), Charlotte, N. C.
[5446
Jackson (Gen. Thomas Jonathan,
i. e., Stonewall Jackson). Bas-relief
medallion, showing beard as he wore
it m 1862. (1.28312, Feb. 6, 1909.)
BENVENUTI (ANGELO), Boston, Mass.
[5447
Chinese idol sitting, laughing, show-
ing teeth, its legs are straight forward,
fingers placed between toes. (I 28300,
Feb. 6. 1909.)
BirnNEY (W. VERPLANCK), New York,
TN se [5448-5450
Critics (The) Two men seated talk-
ing, one on sofa smoking long pipe.
(I 28269, Feb. 4, 1909.)
His legal advisor. Two men, one
seated and one standing with right
foot on seat of chair. (I 28270, Feb.
4, 1909.)
Smoker (The) Man, white hair, top
boots, seated before fire smoking long
pipe. (I 28268, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Biossom (ETHEL G.), Concord Junc-
tion, Mass. [5451
God of things as they are. A male
figure astride an oil barrel, feet rest-
ing on money bags. (I 28042, Jan. 9,
1809.)
Bock (RicHARD W.), Maywood, I1l.
[5452-5455
Bill-he-can. Statue, figure of a goat
Seated against board. (I 28262, Feb.
3, 1909.)
Duckiken. Statue, of bird in posi-
tion of catching worm. (I 28263, Feb.
3, 1909.)
Gliick. Child seated on book root-
ing in a bag. (I 28261, Feb. 3, 1909.)
It. Statuette of Wish sprite behind
a tablet having an inscription. (I
28260, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Burpick (J. H.), New York, N. Y.
[5456
Reddy. Child with arms upraised
and hands closed in the attitude of
fighting. (I 28062, Jan. 12, 1909.)
N. Y. | BurK (Louis A.), Bloomington, II.
pt. Iv, n. S., v. 4 |
[5457
Romping. Barn, several hay stacks,
in foreground are two horses engaged
in play. (1 28116, Jan. 16, 1909.)
CAPRONI (P. P.) & BRO., Boston, Mass.
[5458, 5459:
Bryant (William Cullen) Bust, long
flowing beard, head uncovered, coat
unbuttoned. (I 28221, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Washington (George) Relief, pro-
file, head uncovered, hair combed back
straight, tied with ribbon at neck. (I
28220, Feb. 1, 1909.)
CAPUDINE CHEMICAL CO., Raleigh, N. C.
[5460, 5461
Friend in need. Seated figure of a
woman taking hold of something which
is being handed to her by a nurse. (I
28152, Jan. 21, 1909.)
Timely advice. Two men, one of
whom is behind a counter and holds a
paper box. (I 28153, Jan. 21, 1909.)
CarRTy (Dr. E. P.), Seranton, Pa.
[5462, 5463
Anatomical heads. Bas-relief show-
ing the dissection which lays the
nerves, blood vessels and glands of the
face exposed to view. No. 1. Parotid
gland, ete. No. 2. Occipital nerve, etc.
(I 28328, 28329, Feb. 1, 1909.)
CHATFIELD (J.), Chicago, Tl. [5464
Taffy Possum. Model of opossum,
sits up on his hind quarters. (I 28315,
Keb. 8, 1909.)
York,
[5465
Portrait bust.
CHODZINSKI (KAZIMIERZ), New
AN:
Chopin (Fryderyk).
(I 28278, Feb. 3, 1909.)
CHURCH (FREDERICK STUART), New
York, AN. [5466-5472
Autumn. Head of young girl facing
the left, looking down, wings on head.
(I 28161, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Head of young girl full face,
wings on head. (I 28162, Jan. 23,
1909.)
Chill October. October landscape
with flying leaves, a little shivering
cupid with bow and arrow... (I 28163,
gan. 23, 1909.)
Falling blossoms. Young girl lean-
ing forward, in foreground the air is
filled with falling blossoms. (I 28164,
Jan. 23, 1909.) |
2
hand she holds a mirror.
FINE
“nos. 5-8, Feb., 1909
CuurcH (FREDERICK STUART)—Con.
Flamingo (The) Young girl seated
on a bank with one foot in water look-
ing at a flamingo in front of her.
(1 28165, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Una and the lion. Young girl seated
on a bank, beside her is seated a lion.
(I 28166, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Wood sprite. Profile head with
wings, of a young girl, dark back-
ground of woods. (I 28167, Jan. 23,
1909. )
Coca Cota co., Atlanta, Ga. [5473
Summer breezes. Man with laugh-
ing face, attired in white suit, low
shoes and straw hat, holding fan, hand-
kerchief and glass. (I 28196, Jan. 29,
1909.)
CoLLicR (FRANKLIN PERRY), Winthrop,
Mass. [5474
Cute little devil: B. L. Z. Bub. Fig-
ure of a cupid, to represent a young
devil, ears quite large and pointed at
top. (1 28043, Jan. 9, 1909.)
Cottier (P. F.) & son, New York,
N. Y. [5475-5480
At the sign of the automobile; by
Guernsey Moore. Two bearers in
eolonial costume, setting down a Sedan
chair containing a lady. (I 28064,
Jan. 12, 1909.)
Automobile cover; by Edward Pen-
field. Tali young lady in act of enter-
ing automobile. (I 28063, Jan. 12,
1909. )
Automobiling around Paris; by A.
B. Frost. An automobile party drawn
up in a picturesque, foreign-looking
village. (I 28073, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Cinderella; by Sarah SS. Stilwell.
Young woman in an enormous head-
dress sitting on a long bench, in one
(i 28137,
Jan. 18, 1909.)
Effect of the Marathon craze;
Charles Dana Gibson.
by
A erowd of
boys of all ages and sizes in various
degrees of dress and undress. (I
28276, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Mile a minute close hauled. An ice
boat skimming along a frozen surface
at a very rapid rate. (I 28135, Jan.
18, 1909.)
CoMASTRI (A.) & sons, New York,
mY. [5481
Mocecro. Grotesque human figure
seated, the figure is Pan-like, having
pointed ears and goat legs. (I 28149,
Jan. 21, 1809.)
ARTS
5491
CONSENTINO (ORONzO), New York,
a Y. [5482
Candlestick. Candlestick is bronze
figure enveloped in drapery bent for-
ward, bowl enveloped in drapery which
holds candle. (I 28201, Jan. 15, 1909.)
CooPerR (SAVAGE), London, England.
[5483
Sweet lavender. Summer landscape.
In foreground is a woman with dark
hair in a lavender dress cutting laven-
der with scissors. (I 28207, Jan. 30,
1909. )
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[5484-5488
False note. Cardinal in his robes
Seated in chair, has hands over ears
because of noise another cardinal ig
making on flute. (I 28183, Jan. 28,
1909. )
In full chase. Full landscape in
evening, in center is pond, four dogs
drinking, more dogs running, in back-
ground hunters mounted. (I 28204,
Jan. 30, 1909.)
In old New England. Summer land-
scape showing a New England farm
house, around house are many bushes,
vines, ete. (I 28211, Jan. 30, 1909.)
Off the coast of Devon; by Warne.
Browne. Seascape, showing two row
boats, one boat fastened to shore, other
just coming in. (I 28206, Jan. 30,
1909.)
Vera; A. Z T. Lyneh. Girl with
brown hair wearing large straw hat,
hair hangs loose over shoulders. (I
28205, Jan. 30, 1909.)
CROWELL PUB. co., New York, N. Y. _
[5489
March wind; by C. Allan Gilbert.
Girl’s head against dark background
of bare branches. (I 28156, Jan. 22,
1909. )
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[5490
Little teacher. Little girl playing
school with her dolls and Teddy bear,
she is pointing out letters on black-
board. (I 28223, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Davis (EpwarpD E.), Norwich, N. Y.
[5491
Design of a monument. A classic
fane of Greek Ionic type surmounted
on a pedestal, rectangular in form. (L
28256, Feb. 2, 1909.)
F<)
i?)
5492
Davis (WILLIAM STEEPLE), Orient,
Vee [5492
Village wharf. View, toward end of
wharf from shore, main portion ex-
tends to middle distance toward the
left then turns to right as an ell. (I
28304, Jan. 29, 1909.)
Day (FRANCIS), New York, N. Y.
[5493
Bed-time stories. Seated at piano
is young woman in thin dress, little
girl stands at her side. (I 28214, Jan.
80, 1909.)
Dr LAND (CLYDE O.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[5494-5495
Burying of Captain Kidd’s treasure.
A scene among the sand dunes along
the seashore, Captain Kidd with out
stretched hand, two sailors with shov-
els. (I 28072, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Washington and Molly Pitcher.
Gen. Washington and Molly Pitcher
Shaking hands, Gen. Green standing
back of girl. (I 28816, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Dorr (H. W.) co., Buffalo, N. Y.
[5496
2 lavoisite generator. Front eleva-
tion a spherical generator at left side,
surmounted by a hopper depending
from an overhead track. (I 28171,
Jan, 25, 1909.)
DowELL (ETHEL H.), Greeley, Colo.
[5497
Mariposa lily. Group of Mariposa
lilies, arranged about a circle, one full
blown flower. (I 288381, Feb. 9, 1909.)
DUBUQUE ALTAR MANUFACTURING Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa. [5498-5501
Gothic side altar, no. 1459. (I
28299, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Gothic main altar, no. 3868. (I
28297, Feb. 5, 1909.)
ma WO, 1486. (1; 28296, BNeb.y 5,
1909. )
no... 1494. (I 28298, Feb. ‘5,
1909.)
Epson (L. D.), New York, N. Y.
[5502
Morning after the election. Summer
landscape in country village. In front
of post office are seated four elderly
men, one of them is reading aloud
from paper, another man standing. (I
28212, Jan. 30, 1909.)
EDWARDS (Harry C.Lay),
Ny: [55038
Prospectors (The) 'Two prospectors
in a birch bark Indian canoe, about to
make a landing for the night. (I
28264, Feb. 3, 1909.)
Brooklyn,
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pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
Evstey (A. J.), London, England.
[5504
Hide and seek. Little boy and girl
playing hide and seek, girl is crouching
behind dog. (I 28202, Jan. 30, 1909.)
FORBES LITHO MFG. ©O., Boston, Mass.
[5505, 5506
Girl in the cornfield. Head and
Shoulders of girl standing among
stalks of corn. (I 28254, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Girl with chrysanthemum. Young
lady, holding chrysanthemum up near
her neck. (I 28255, Feb. 2, 1909.)
GHILONI (PIETRO), New York, N. Y.
[5507
Two cupids play-
(I 28139, Jan. 16,
Match-box. holder.
ing hide and seek.
1909.)
GILLIN (RoBERT F.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[5508
Approach of the Half Moon. Hen-
drick Hudson discovering the river
which bears his name, Indians watch-
ing from the shore. (I 28115, Jan. 16,
1909. )
GIRSCH (CHARLES WILLIAM), New
YOR eters [5509-5511
Carnations. Young girl whose right
hand catches up her skirt to prevent a
mass of carnations from slipping. (I
27744, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Débutante (La). Woman in even-
ing dress standing on the lower step
of a flight of steps. (I 27748, Dee. 4,
1908. )
Winter girl. Ideal head wearing
large picture hat slightly drooping over
the face. (I 27745, Dec. 4, 1908.)
GOLD BOND HAT MANUFACTURING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [5512
English dandy. A dandy, dressed in
an old-style English costume, lifting
his hat. (I 28125, Jan. 14, 1909.)
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [5513
Design, the characteristique feature
of which is holly, holly berries and
mistletoe. [Spoon.] (I 28124, Jan. 18,
1909.)
GRAY (CHARLES P. & NorMAN D.),
West Chester, Pa. [5514
Noah’s ark picture. 1. Series of ani-
mal forms the outlines of which nest
together. (I 28178, Jan. 27, 1909.)
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GrREYER (Louis A.), Boston, Mass.
[5515
Lucky spudd. Modeled from a po-
tato resembling a human form, figure
standing upon a square base, each cor-
ner ornamented with a horse shoe.
(I 28172, Jan. 25, 1909.)
GROLIER CLUB, New York, N. Y. [5516
Poe (Edgar Allan) ; by Edith Wood-
man Burroughs. Bronze medallion,
full face in bas-relief. (I 28051, Jan.
11, 1909.)
Gustin (E. W.), New York, N. Y.
[5517
Blufunk, the Joss of the grouch. A
statue of.a muscular dwarf sitting
with his feet crossed. (I 28098, Jan.
15, 1909.)
Hacein (Ben Axi), New York, N. Y.
[5518
Garden (Mary) as Salomé. [ull
length portrait of Mary Garden in cos-
tume of Salomé. One hand on hip,
the other back of head. (I 28209, Jan.
30, 1909. )
Harper (J. M.), Chicago, II.
[5519, 5520
Billy possum and taters. Opossum,
with tail curled against side of body,
beneath him are several sweet pota-
toes. (I 28176, Jan. 27, 1909.)
Br’er Possum bank. Model in re-
lief of opossum standing on branch of
persimmon tree. (I 28177, Jan. 27,
1909.)
Herzoc (Ff. BENeEpDicr), New York,
DY. Past boas
Soul of song. Lunette shape compo-
sition of nine young women draped,
two in foreground hold sheets of music.
(I 28199, Jan. 29, 1909.)
Vail of memories, hope, and singing.
Horizontal panel, sixteen female fig-
ures draped, of whom a group of four
~ length form foreground. (I 28200,
_ Jan. 29, 1909.)
HigscHBerG (CaRgt), Buffalo, N. Y.
: [5523, 5524
Three jolly tars. Summer landscape,
showing three little boys in sailor
Suits. (I 28215, Jan. 30, 1909.)
| Weighing the baby. Young couple,
_ father holding up scales with baby in
_ white bundle, mother eagerly looking
at scales. (I 28184, Jan. 28, 1909.)
HoLttanp (W. J.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[5525
Restoration of triceratops brevicor-
nus. Animal having three horns on
the front of the skull. (I 28094, Jan.
15, 1909.)
Hopre (ALBERT), Wichita, Kans. [5526
5:30 o’clock is quitting time. [Har-
vest scene.] (I 276538, Nov. 20, 1908;
1 photo Jan. 25, 1909.)
HorLACHER BREWING Co., Allentown,
Pa. [5527
Betsy Ross. Seated figure of a
young woman attired in a house dress
and wearing a white fichu, engaged in
sewing the American flag. (I 28095,
Jan. 15, 1909.)
HorRIGAN (JOHN), Quincy, Mass.
[5528
Recording angel. Statue, winged
figure standing on two steps before a
rough boulder. (I 28065, Dec. 28,
1908; 1 photo Jan. 14, 1909.)
JOHNSON (CARL P.), Rogers Park, IIL
[5529
Presidents of the United States.
Group showing two rows, the front
row seated, second row standing. (I
28117, Jan. 16, 1909; 1 photo Jan. 9,
1909. )
KAUFMANN & STRAUSS CO., New York,
N. Y. [5580-5545
Anticipation. Young lady wearing
large hat, around neck is a light veil.
(I 28292, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Chrysanthemums. Young lady hold-
ing bunch of chrysanthemums in left
arm. (I 28285, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Confidence. Young lady wearing
large hat, hat covered as well as face
by veil. (I 28294, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Coquette. Young lady in winter cos-
tume, fur coat and muff. (I 28293,
Feb. 5, 1909.)
Dinner’s ready. Girl’s head, pompa-
dour hair, smiling, shows upper set of
teeth. (I 28279, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Edge of the forest. Forest, in cen-
ter a roadway, logs cut down lying
about. (I 28286, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Happy housewife. Young lady
dressed in usual housewife costume,
sleeves rolled up and kneading flour
on slab. (I 28280, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Miss Belle. Young lady, evening
gown, hands behind her back. (I
28282, Feb. 5, 1909.)
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IXAUFMANN & StRAvusS co.—Cont’d.
Miss Prue. Young lady in black
adress, holding a bunch of American
beauties. (I 28281, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Miss Sedate. Young lady wearing
evening gown, holding bunch of flow-
ers. (I 28283, Feb. 5, 1909.)
_ My pet. House maid holding with
both arms a cat. (I 28291, Feb. 5,
1909. )
Poppies. Girl wearing large straw
hat trimmed with poppies. (I 28284,
Feb. 5, 1909.)
Rapids (The) Winding rapid stream
breaking into falls, in distance are
some large thin trees devoid of foliage.
(I 28288, Feb. 5, 1909.)
Roses. Young girl in field holding
five roses, wears large straw hat. (I
28290, Feb. 5, 1909. )
Two beauties. Young lady holding
ening! on left shoulder. (I 28289,
Feb. 5, 1909.)
caer (The)
in midst of woods.
1909. )
KKEEP SMILING CO
Seven large trees
(I 28287, Feb. 5.
EN. es
[5546
Keep smiling. A statue of nude
male figure seated with hands folded
across knee, toes turned up. (I 28173,
Jan. 22, 1909.)
KRATINA (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[5547
Lincoln and Lincoln’s speech. Bas-
relief. Three-quarters view of Lin-
coln looking toward the left. (I
28258, Jan. 21, 1909.)
KUPPENHEIMER (HOUSE OF), Chicago,
Il. [5548-5561
Spring and summer, 1909, model
garments. 1-11. (I 28031-28041, Jan.
9, 1909.)
—— styles for men.
28188-28190, Jan. 29, 1909.)
LAMASURE (EK.), Washington, D. C.
[5562
Virginia sunset. Summer landscape,
country road in center, barn at left,
stone wall to right of barn. me! 28216,
Jan. 30, 1909.)
.. New York,
12-14." “(1
LIVE PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[5563-5569
After you. Beautiful young woman
at open window. Mephisto and Cupid
have arrived at the same time to call,
each one bowing himself out. (I
28224, Feb. 1, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
LIFE PUB. co.—Continued.
Biter bit; by Albert Levering. A
couple of air-ships carrying crowds of
roysterers who are throwing their
empty champagne bottles at some auto-
mobilist. (I 28122, Jan. 16, 1909.)
Faust at the National theatre.
Scene from opera, Taft as Marguerite,
being wooed by Faust, representing
Protection. (I 28317, Feb. 8, 1909.)
It—Yes, Miss, a perfect match! You
can’t do better anywhere [etc.]; by
Orson Lowell. Scene in a dry goods
shop, a young lady trying to match
sample. (I 283818, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Mother this is her. Cosy sitting
room, mother sewing, little boy draw-
ing shy little girl toward mother. (I
28225, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Old guard dies but never
renders; by Herry Grant
Physicians of the old school, taking
their last stand against the anti-
vivisection movement. (I 28053, Jan.
11, 1909.)
Waiting; by Orson Lowell. A line
of people waiting at the stage door.
(I 28169, Jan. 23, 1909.)
LIsLtE (Mrs. ANNIE E.), Kansas City,
Mo. [5570
Lesson (The) Lady sitting at a
table on which is shown a vase with
reses, two open books. (I 28226, Feb.
sur-
Dart.
2, 1909.)
Littig (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[5571
West Point Military Academy.
Pird’s-eye view, apparently from just
off shore, includes all buildings erected
and to be erected. (I 28218, Jan. 30,
1909. )
Lone (FERDINAND G.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[5572
Bub: The cherub of cheer, look at
me and laugh. Statuette, a squat gro-
tesque figure infantile build unclothed.
(I 28170, Jan. 25, 1909.)
LORENZ (KEATS W.), Boston, Mass.
[5573
Hliot (President) of Harvard uni-
versity. Bas-relief, profile with his
spectacles on. (I 28314, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Manzi, JOYANT & co., Paris, France.
[5574-5576
Promenade sur les quais a Venise;
by Cesar Saccaggi Coming down
steps on the quays of Venice, a group
of three persons, at left two school-
boys. (I 28327, Feb. 9, 1909.)
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MANziI, JoYANT & co.—Continued. Morse (WILLIAM ALDEN), Merrimac,
Transfert au sénate des trophées
a@’Ulm et d’Austerlitz, ler janvier 1806;
“by Edouard Detaille. Street in Paris,
houses on both sides out of the win-
dows of which people are waving and
cheering. (I 28325. Feb. 9, 1909.)
Venise carnaval; by Cesar Saccaggi.
An open square on the quays of Ven-
ice, a motley crowd of masqueraders is
dancing past a sculptured portico. (I
28326, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Martin (Mrs. Mattiz J.), Yonkers,
Ne ¥. [5576*
Truth will out. A white rooster and
a white hen looking at each other and
five black chickens. (I 28028, Jan. 8,
1909; 1 photo Jan. 27, 1909.)
[Notse.—Reprinted to correct error in
date of receipt of copy of photograph, see
vef. no. 2902.]
Mayer (HENrRy), New York, N. Y.
[5577
Little Glysmic, the God of health. A
small humorous figure draped with
shoulders and back partly bare, seated
upon a pedestal. (I 28055, Jan. 12,
1909.) -
MEISSNER & BucH, Leipzig, Germany.
[5578, 5579
Meeresglanz; by Dr. Miiller-Kerz-
weller. An ocean view. (I 28186,
Jan. 29, 1909.)
Mondschein-landschaft; by Sofus
Jacobson. A moonlight scene. (I 28187.
Jan. 29, 1909.)
MELCHERS (GARI), New York, N. Y.
[5580
Mother (The) Sitting woman, head
in profile, she holds her baby in her
arms. (I 28069, Jan. 13, 1909.)
MERRIAM (JOHN W.) & co., New York,
v. ¥. [5581
At the Sign of the bulldog. A typ-
ical specimen of the English bulldog.
front view. (I 28257, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Moran (THOMAS), New York, N. Y.
[5582, 5583
Icebergs in mid-Atlantic-sunrise.
Icebergs are on the left and right and
a heavy sea is running. (I 28273,
Feb. 4, 1909.)
Receding wave. Rocky coast on
which the waves have broken and are
Teceding. (I 28271, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Morris (G. F.), New York, N. Y.
[5584
Two stallions, a groom is mounted
on the one at the right and leads the
‘other, landscape in background. (I
28151, Jan. 21, 1909.)
Mass. [5585
Whittier (John G.) school house.
It is the original painting, painted on
a block of wood. (I 28150, Jan. 20,
1909; 1 photo Jan. 11, 1909.)
MureHy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [5586-5588
Grand Canon of the Colorado; by
Thos. Moran. Scene looking out over
Grand Canon, clouds hang low over
rocks in central background. (I 28119,
Jan. 16, 1909.)
Rock towers of Rio Virgen, South
Utah; by Thos. Moran. Landscape
showing rock formations, in foreground
a deep gorge. (I 28118, Jan. 16, 1909.)
Sentinel (The),. Yosemite valley;
by Thos. Moran. Landscape showing
small lake and pine trees surrounding
it. (1 28120, Jan. 16, 1909.)
Narpr (J.) & co., Boston Mass. [5589
Lincoln (Abraham) Medallion of
Lincoln showing side view. (I 28179,
Jan. 27, 1909.)
NASH (AGNES CLARE), South Boston,
Mass. [5590
Pius X. P. M. Bas-relief, circular.
(I 28068, Jan. 13, 1909.)
NASH (FRED C.), Detroit, Mich. [5591
If I only had feet. A mermaid rest-
ing on a rock, she holds in her right
hand a slipper. (I 28067, Jan. 13,
1909.)
NASH (JOSEPH HaArorD), Philadelphia,
ia: [5592
First in war; first in peace; first in
the cocktail glass. A regulation cock-
tail glass, reposing within, with feet in
air is a gentleman in colonial costume.
(I 28148, Jan. 20, 1909.)
Nast (CHRISTIAN FRED), Chicago, Ill.
[5593
Childhood joys; by P. Doering.
Group of children playing with goat.
(I 28168, Jan. 23, 1909.)
NELSON, CHESMAN & co., St. Louis, Mo,
[5594
Her favorite. Bust portrait of young
woman, wearing a flat large hat, holds
a glass. (I 28130, Jan. 18, 1909.)
NOBLE ART ASSOCIATION, New York,
be py [5595
Eddy (Mary Baker G.), discoverer
and founder of Christian science. Bas-
relief by W. Clark Noble. Shoulders
and bust draped with a garment repre-
senting fine linen. (I 28056, Jan. 12.
1909; 1 photo Jan. 16, 1909.)
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NORTHWESTERN KNITTING co., Minne-
apolis, Minn. [5596-5602
Munsing cupids, 1-7. Boys and girls
in union suits. (I 28191-28195, Jan.
29, 1909; I 28805, 28306, Feb. 6, 1909.)
OstHaus (E. H.), Toledo, Ohio. [5603
Story’ of the hunt. Man seated in
old fashioned arm-chair telling story
to son reclining on couch, two dogs on
couch, one on floor. (I 28217, Jan. 30,
1909.)
Pierce (F.:.0.) co., New York, N. Y.
[5604
Touring. An automobile containing
two persons, and going in opposite
direction a stage coach loaded with
persons. (I 28096, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Proctor (ALEXANDER PHIMISTER), New
Works IN: Ye [5605
Elk. Small statue, the elk is walk-
ing, head thrust forward, the mouth
open. (I 28272, Feb. 4, 1909.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [5606
Sermon on the Mount. Lesson 4,
first quarter 1910. Christ seated on a
rock at the top of a hill surrounded by
the people. (I 28146, Jan. 13, 1909.)
R. R. Siegen co., Dayton, Ohio. [5607
R. R. chariot race. An arena with
a roadbed and three chariots with
horses and drivers apparently racing.
(I 28070, Dec. 29, 1908.)
RAPID ELECTROTYPE cCoO., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [5608
Lincoln anniversary edition. A title-
page for newspaper with portrait of
Lincoln inserted and space left for
biography. (I 28266, Jan. 27, 1909.)
REMINGTON (FREDERICK), New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. [5609
Trooper of the plains 1868. Statue,
U. S. cavalry soldier with drawn re-
volver on a running horse. (I 28066,
Jan. 13, 1909.)
Rocers & THomMpPpson, New York, N. Y.
[5610
Garden (Mary); by Jeanne Parke.
Three-quarter length portrait, orna-
ment in the hair. (I 28145, Jan. 20,
1909. )
RooME (WILLIAM P.), New York, N. Y.
[5611
Pharaoh’s daughter and Moses.
Statue, woman in Egyptian costume
holding in her arms a naked baby. (I
28098, Jan. 8, 1909.)
Runeius (Cart), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[5612-5614
Going to his doom. A bull moose,
head raised coming forward across a
marsh. (I 28229, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Intruder (An) Young bull elk in
foreground, looking toward another
bull on right side. (I 28227, Feb. 2,
1909.)
Solitude. A bull caribou, his back
and head cutting over the sky line
standing on a hillside. (I 28228, Feb.
2, 1909.)
RUSSELL (J. T.),. Brooklyn, New:
[5615-5616
Abram, the pacifier. Figure of a
man seated upon a large stone, beside
which is another man standing facing
towards the right. (I 28274, Feb. 4,.
1909.)
Strife between the herdmen. ‘Two
sheep behind and slightly above these
is the figure of sparely clad man run-
ning. (I 28275, Feb. 4, 1909.)
SAINT-GAUDENS (AUGUSTA H.), exec.,
Windsor, Vt. [5617
Bronze seated figure; by Augustus
H. Saint-Gaudens. Enveloped in heavy
drapery which covers head and body
with the exception of the face and
right arm, the hand of which supports
the chin. (I 28121, Jan. 16, 1909.)
SAINT-GAUDENS (CARLOTTA), Windsor,
Vt. [5618
MacKaye (Percy). Miniature por-
trait, four-fifths view, seated in rock-
ing-chair, his right hand holding a
pipe. (I 28160, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Saxe (ARTHUR), New York, N. Y.
[5619
Two images, side by side, face of
one wearing smile, face of the other
having discontented expression. (I
28210, Jan. 30, 1909.)
SELTZER (OLAF CARL), Basin, Mont.
[5620-5621
Roughing it. Three cowpunchers are
kaving a set-to with a range cow
whose calf one of the men has roped.
(1 28158, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Sketching the trail boss. A bunch
of idle cow-punchers around a round-
up mess wagon. Trail boss is posing
while one of the cowhands is sketch-
ing him. (I 28159, Jan. 28, 1909.)
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Suerrin (D.), London, England.
[5622 |
Apple blossoms, Kent. Summer land-
seape in Kent, Eng., three sheep and
lamb in pasture, at right is brook, at
left of it large apple tree in blossom.
(1 28203, Jan. 30, 1909.)
SHINN (WILLIAM C.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[5623 —
Thunderstorm (The). New England
farmhouse, in foreground, woman sit-
ting and man standing. (I 28126, Jan.
18, 1909.)
SILVESTRI STATUARY CO., Chicago, [1].
[5624
Lincoln (Abraham). Portrait in
strong relief, profile, below portrait are
relief models of White house and Lin-
coln log cabin. (I 28181, Jan. 28,
1909.)
SmirH (C. Rocers), Middletown, N. Y.
[5625
Monument. In form of a sarcopha-
gus with moulded base, slanting top
with moulding at outer edge. (I 28144,
Jan. 20, 1909.)
SmitH (LINcOLN), Chicago, Ill. [5626
Washington (George). Portrait me-
dallion of oval shape showing profile
head of Washington in relief. (I
28295, Feb. 5, 1909.)
STEINBERG (VicToR), Philadelphia, Pa.
[5627
Letter from America. An Austrian
farm scene, a letter carrier bringing
mail. (1 28157, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Swezey’s (N.
York, N. Y.
Floretta; by H. A. Weiss. Girl, hair
falling over shoulders, holds medallion
‘with laurel wreath around it. (I
28182, Jan. 28, 1909.)
“‘TARBELL (EpMUND C.), New Castle,
NS EL.
[5629 |
Seelye (Pres.) of Smith college.
Portrait in college robes, seated at a
‘fable. (I 28129, Jan. 18, 1909.)
“Ten Eyck (W. P.), Roselle, N. J.
[5630-5633
Cherry tree. Little boy wearing low
‘shoes with buckles, is chopping a tree.
{I 28060, Jan. 9, 1909.)
Drive (A).
probably in a carriage holding reins.
(I 28061, Jan. 9, 1909.)
Mandolin player. Young man seated
facing foreground, playing upon a man-
‘dolin. (I 28058, Jan. 9, 1909.)
1
T.) sons & Co., aes | 28231, Feb. 2, 1909.)
|
Young woman seated
TEN Eyck (W. P.)—Continued.
Milk maid. Little girl wearing a
sun-bonnet, carrying a stone jug. (I
28059, Jan. 9, 1909.)
| Tracy (DwieHt), New York, N. Y.
[56384
Tracy (Hon. Uriah); by R. Earle.
Full length portrait, nearly front view,
Continental costume. (I 283802, Feb.
6, 1909.)
| Tuck (RAPHAEL) & SONS CO., LTD., New
York, N2 ¥; [5635-5658
Ass (An). An ass and wording:
Don’t kick about every little thing,
| only an ete. CF 28238, “Feb: ~ 2,
1909.)
Baby. A baby and wording: Don’t
let anybody but your Payee make
a——ete. (I 28247, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Bee. A bee and Soaihe Don’t let
anyone but a etc. (I 28240, Feb.
2, 1909.)
Blacksmith. A blacksmith and
wording: Don’t knock and hammer
everything——ete. (I 28230, Feb. 2,
1909.)
Cat. A cat and wording: Don’t act
like you had as many lives as a——
ete. (I 28234, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Clock. A clock and wording: Don’t
sit around and pass the time away
that’s what the——etc. (I 28232, Feb.
2, 1909.)
Doctor. A doctor and wording:
Don’t let anybody but the——ete.
28249, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Dog. A dog and wording: Don’t let
anybody treat you like a——etc. (I
(I
Girl. A girl and wording: Don’t let
anybody but your ete. (1 28251,
Feb. 2, 1909.)
Girl. <A girl and wording: Don’t let
the Wall st. bunch squeeze you—etc.
(I 282538, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Goat. A goat and wording: Don’t
let anybody get your—etec. (I 28236,
Feb. 2, 1909.)
Leaf. A leaf and wording; Don’t
turn over a new—etc. (I 28235, Feb.
2, 1909.)
Match. A match and wording:
admit that you’ve met your—etc.
28239, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Mirror. A mirror and wording:
Don’t feel discouraged when you look
into a—ete. (I 28237, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Monkey. A monkey and wording:
Don’t make a—ete. (I 28246, Feb. 2,
1909. )
Don’t
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Tuck (RAPHAEL) .& SONS CO., LID.—
Continued.
Phonograph. Phonograph and word-
ing: Don’t let anything but a—ete. (I
28248, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Pig. A pig and wording: Don’t grab
everything in sight, only a—ete. (I
28241, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Pipe. A pipe and wording: Don’t
try to build a castle out of the stuff
that comes out of a—ete. (I 28244,
Feb. 2, 1909.)
Plumber. A plumber and wording:
Don’t go in for any lead pipe cinches
let the—ete. (I 28245, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Policeman. <A policeman and word-
ing: Don’t tell your troubles to any-
body but the—ete. (I 28242, Feb. 2,
1909.)
Rag. A
chew the—ete.
rag -and wording: Don’t
(I 282838, Feb. 2, 1909. )
Shoemaker. A shoemaker and word-
ing: Don’t let anybody but the—ete.
(I 28250, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Tailor. A tailor and wording: Don’t
let anybody but the—ete. (I 28248,
Feb. 2, 1909.)
Washwoman. A washwoman and
wording: Don’t work yourself to death
let the—ete. (I 28252, Feb. 2, 1909.)
ULLRICH (ALBERT H.), Evanston, Il.
[5659
Young mother. Mother holding her
baby in her arm while seated in a
large rocker. (I 28267, Feb. 3, 1909.)
WEAVER (Moses), Estero, Fla. [5660
Sally-kins. Grotesque statue of
dwarf trying to put his right big toe
in his mouth. (I 28219, Jan. 30, 1909.)
WEIsSs (Hitpa H.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[5661
Darwin (Charles). Bas-relief, a little
more than profile view. (I 28313, Feb.
8, 1909.)
WENCK (PAUL E.), San Francisco, Cal.
[5662
Western girl. Head and shoulders
of young girl wearing a Mexican som-
brero. (I 28265, Feb. 3, 1909.)
WENDT? (JULIA BRACKEN), Chicago, I].
[56638
Historical arch for the city of Chi-
cago. Group of statuary on top, cen-
tral figure represents Chicago. (I
28127, Jan. 18, 1909.)
‘
pt. IV, n.S., vV.4
WHITEHOUSE (LoutIs A.), Boston, Mass.
[5664
Whitehouse perspective chart. A
series of vanishing lines and verticals.
(1 28259, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Wiis (lL. W.), Chicago, Ill. [5665.
Lulu. Profile relief of woman’s head
modeled in clay. (I 28807, Feb. 6,
1909. )
Witson (CHARLES RUDD),
selmo, Cal. [5666, 5667
Apartment house. Plan and eleva-
tion, containing six apartments on
upper floors and five on first floor, four
stories and basement. (I 28175, Jan.
27, 1909.)
Apartment house for W. Waukowski.
Pian containing six apartments on
upper floors and five on the first floor,
three stories and basement. (I 28057,
Jan. 12, 1909.)
San An-
WiITKOWSKI (KARL), Vailsburg, N. J.
[5668-5670
On the swing. Boy and girl stand-
ing on a Swing suspended from a tree.
(i 28174, Jan. 26, 1909.)
Preparing for Xmas. Winter scene
showing little boy and girl home
Christmas tree and holly. (I 28185,
Jan. 28, 1909.)
Question (A) <A swing suspended
from a limb of an apple-tree, girl sit-
ting in swing and boy leaning against
it. (I 28830, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Wor & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[5671-5709
Bock. Head of a goat, wavy fur,
bent horns, only the right eye visible.
(I 28222, Jan. 23, 1909.)
Breathless moment. Two male fig-
ures, one is sighting a rifle across the
stream at a moose. (I 28089, Jan. 14,
1909. )
Bridal Veil falls, Yosemite. White-
capped mountains in background, half
hidden in mist, in foreground, rocks,
trees, and sparse foliage. (I 28075,
Jan. 14, 1909.) |
Claire. Girl in picture hat looking
over right shoulder, she wears a stock
collar. (I 28091, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Comrades. Lady and dog, lady
wears a hat with strings tied under
chin, basket of flowers on left arm.
(I 28076, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Cow puncher. Figure on horseback,
wearing a sombrero, a cigarette in his
right hand. (I 28084, Jan. 14, 1909.)
80)
nos. 5—8, Feb., 1909
Wor & co.—Continued.
Critical moment. Four elderly gen-
tlemen, two deeply engaged in a game
of checkers. (I 28142, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Detective story. Three boyish fig-
ures seated, one of the boys evidently
reading aloud to the others. (I 28071,
Jan. 14, 1909.)
Dot. Head and shoulders of girl,
she is looking over her left shoulder,
large hat brim rolled up on right side.
(I 28090, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Drifting. Man and girl, man sits on
log on the edge of stream and she ap-
parently on the ground. (I 28088,
Jan. 14, 1909.)
Equine aristocracy. Four horses,
two on either side of a fence. (If
28081, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Fairy touch of spring. Buildings
and trees in the background, blossom-
ing trees and stream in the foreground.
(I 28112, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Flaw in the title. Two men look-
ing over a title, young man in riding
habit, elderly man in background. (I
28086, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Heart of the Greenwoods. Forest
with brook flowing through center, the
feature of the perspective is the ap-
parent depth and distance conveyed.
(I 28077, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Her favorites. Lady, horse hitched
to hitching post, and dog. (I 28088,
Jan. 14, 1909.)
His first birthday present. Father,
mother, and infant son. The father
holds a book labelled Bank for Sav-
ings. (I 28082, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Hooked. Man and girl in a boat, he
holds her hand, fishing line extends
from rod which is invisible. (I 28074,
Jan. 14, 1909.)
In bleak December. Buildings, trees
bare of leaves, rocks, and lamp-post in
the background. (I 28113, Jan. 15,
1909.)
Key (Francis Scott) home of. Old
fashioned house, female figure outside
of door, in background rural landscape.
(I 28087, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Lee (General) on Traveler. Gen.
Lee in uniform on his favorite charger.
(I 28078, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Maud. Girl looking straight ahead
of her, wearing small turban, and boa
'of ermine fur. (I 28092, Jan. 14,
1909. )
FINE ARTS
Continued.
Girl wearing bunch of
(I 28099, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Miss August. Girl, gown cut to a
point in front, arms extended upward.
(I 28103, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Miss December. Girl looking through
a wreath of holly which she holds in
uplifted hands. (I 28107, Jan. 15,
1909.)
Miss February. Washington’s birth-
day girl. Girl looking over right shoul-
der, band showing stars extends from
left shoulder to right hip. (I 28109,
Jan. 15, 1909.)
Miss January. Girl looking over
right shoulder, right hand lifting pad
“January 1.” (I 28108, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Miss July. Girl with neckpiece of
fire crackers. (I 28102, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Miss June. Girl graduate in cap
and gown. (I 28101, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Miss March. St. Patrick’s day girl.
Girl wearing small hat with pipe as
part of the trimming. (I 28110, Jan.
15, 1909.)
Miss May. Girl wearing military
waist, gauntlets and army hat. (1
28100, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Miss November. Girl in the act of
throwing foot ball, wears sweater. (I
28106, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Miss October. Girl holds suspended
in left hand by string a lighted pump-
kin caricature. (I 28105, Jan. 15,
1909. )
Miss September. Girl, left hand on
hip, right hand holding rolling pin.
(I 28104, Jan. 15, 1909.)
Orchids. Lady sitting, bare forearm,
dress cut low in back, hat with para-
dise feather, orchids toright. (I 28141,
Jan. 15, 1909.)
Security. Draped figure of a woman
with bare arms and shoulders, stand-
ing in open doorway of vault. On
either side of her is a mastiff. (1
28079, Jan. 14, 1909.)
Summer’s emerald robes. Stream
fiowing between two fields, trees back-
ground and foreground. (I 28111, Jan.
15 fO09.')
Washington presenting Lafayette to
lis mother. Female figure wearing
shawl and cap, male figure wearing
hat and cloak, to the left another male
figure. (I 28085, Jan. 14, 1909.)
WoLFr & CO.
Miss April.
HNaster lilies.
81
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5710 pt. IV, 0.8. v.4
Wor & co.—Continued. | WooLteTT (A. P.), Boston, Mass.
When the days grow shorter. Sun- | [5710
set, river bending to the left, forest Pan. Statue of a child on turtle’s
sloping up in a steep hill on the left. | back tickling turtle’s nose with stick.
(I 28114, Jan. 15, 1909.) (I 28140, Jan. 19, 1909.) -
Will you be my horsey? Boy in |
street dress, holding his sled on end, |
dog in foreground. (I 28080, Jan. 14, |
|
|
1909.)
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph each
and ineluded in the Catalogue sineé. Jan. 1, 1909... ___ eee eee 481
O >
82
5711-8074
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
AND OF JUNE 30, 1906
PART 4:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS;
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 9-12
WARCH, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1909
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 4, is arranged in two alphabets of
proprietors, with subalphabets of titles as follows:
I. Containing titles for Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos
and Lithographs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (giving a list of the photographs deposited accord-
ing to law with the applications for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues
Statuary, and Models or Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine Arts)
The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconven-
ience of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engrav-
- ings, Cuts and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the
last issue, are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet. The entries for Fine Arts
will be found in a separate alphabet following this.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue
on account of necessary correspondence.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
receipt of copies is always omitted when tle copies are received on the day of entry.
The notice, after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copyright by William Henry
Abbott, Washington, D.
Feb. 27, 1909.
C.
Class H, XXc, no. 123448, Feb. 27, 1909; 2 copies received
ABBOTT (WILLIAM HENRY), Washing-
ton, D. C. eee
Smile that won. (H 123448, Web.
27, 1909.)
“ALLEN (AgtHuR RvUSSELL), Trinidad,
: Colo. eran
Wallace. (H 123208, Feb. 2021909;
2c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
-ALLGooD (Susiz W.), Atlanta, Ga.
[57138-5750
After the hunt.
1909. )
Anticipation of Thanksgiving feast. |
| (H 122947, Feb. 13, 1909.)
| Around the cabin door.
| Mar. 2, 1909.)
(H 122782, Feb. 9, 1909.)
| | Big Bill. (H 122788, Feb. 9, 1909.)
_ Cake walk at the quarters. (F
| 73964, Mar. 2, 1909.)
| ——(H 122784, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Coming events cast their shadows
before. (F 73965, Mar. 2, 1909.)
im —— (BH 122818, Feb. 10, 1909.)
| Daddy dat’s a fine one.
(EF 73963,
| (H 122969,
| Feb. 16, 1909.)
| Expectation. (F 73966, Mar. 2,
1909. )
— (H 122785, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Georgia family tree. (F 73967, Mar.
1909.)
| — (H 122946, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Georgia toast. (KF 73968, Mar. 2,
1909.)
— (H 122786, Feb. 9, 1909.)
| Important consultation. (F 73970,
Mar. 2, 1909.)
i= —— (H 122787, Feb. 9, 1909.)
| Introducing to you Billy Possum.
'(F 73971, Mar. 2, 1909.)
_ Mandy bake dem taters right.
73972, Mar. 2, 1909.)
9
| hely
(K
(H 122781, Feb. 9,
ALLGOOD (SUSIE W.)—Continued.
(H 122788, Feb. 9, 1909.)
One hundred and five. (F 73969,
Mar. 2, 1909.)
(H 122789, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Possum and taters for three.
78973, Mar. 2, 1909.)
—— (H 122790, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Real thing. (F 738974, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Return from the hunt. (F 738975,
Mar. 2, 1909.)
(H 122970, Feb. 16, 1909.)
Stringing the banjo. (EF 73976, Mar.
2, 1909.)
(H 122791, Feb. 9, 1909.)
(F
"Taint no sin to eat ’possum. (H
122792, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Two laughing philosophers. (F
72977, Mar. 2, 1909.)
— (H 122793, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Two of a kind. (H 122794, Feb. 9,
1909. )
What you niggers going to do wid
dem possums. (F 738798, Mar. 2, 1909.)
(H 122971, Feb. 16, 1909.)
Worth county hunt. (H 123029, Feb.
18, 1909.)
Yassum I’se cotched twenty a night.
(H 122795, Feb. 9, 1909.)
AMERICAN-HXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[5751-5777
Another joke on [Buster] (F 78769,
eb. 28, 1909.)
Big game hunt in Africa. (F 73348,
Feb. 16, 1909.)
Foxy Grandpa.
1909. )
Happy Hooligan a-wooing goes.
73768, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan begins to pop the
question. (KF 73353, Feb. 16, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan’s noives get upset.
(F 73095, Feb. 8, 1909.)
(F 73101, Feb. 8,
(F
83
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5778
AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
Here’s Ethelbert Jones and here’s
[Buster] (F 78100, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Jimmy. (F 73098, Feb. 8, 1909.)
(F 73352, Feb. 16, 1909.)
(FE 73767, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Katzenjammer kids! Yep. (F 73349,
Feb. 16, 1909.)
Katzenjammers start on a tour of
the United States. (EF 78766, Feb. 23,
1909. )
Katzies on their trip meet Prince
Hi Lo. (F 738994, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Mary Jane wasn’t in this. (F 73997,
Mar. 2, 1909.)
Oh Winnie. (F 73102, Feb. 8, 1909.)
— (F 78772, Feb. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 73998, Mar. 2, 1909.)
*Scuse me Mr. Johnson. (F 73099,
Feb. 8, 1909.)
—— (F 73351, Feb. 16, 1909.)
—— (F 78770, Feb. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 73993, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Want any apples? (F 73097, Feb. 8,
1909. )
Widow Perkins and her dog Violet.
(F 73096, Feb. 8, 1909.)
—— (F 73350, Feb. 16, 1909.)
(it fois, Mep: 2a. 130o: )
—— (F 73996, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Wooing of Suzanne. (F 73995, Mar.
2, 1909.)
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER,
Mork: IS: ¥- [5778-5911
Ain’t it? (EF 73912, Feb. 27, 1909.)
(F 74045, Mar. 3, 1909.)
Ain’t you sorry. (F 73799, Feb. 24,
1909. )
et GauUny: Heb. 27, TSU: )
All members of this club. (F 73760,
Feb. 23, 1809.)
= LE esei. Web; 25, 1909.)
Alphonse and Gaston in Washington.
(F 74080, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Are women slaves? (F 73050, Feb.
6, 1909.)
—— (F 78115, Feb. 9, 1909.)
(F 73354, Feb. 16, 1909.)
Bingham’s shoo-flies. (F 73754, Feb.
23, 1909.)
Braggo the monk.
1909. )
—— (F 74079, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Clever monkey in Monopoly zoo. (FE
73087, Feb. 8, 1909.)
New
(F 73321, Feb. 15,
84
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Con,.
Colossus of graft. (HF 738355, Feb.
16, 1909.)
Courteous cop.
1909. )
Do you know this man.
Feb. 19, 1909.)
Does the stage need reforming?
73252, Feb. 12, 1909.)
Dog show opens. ( 73154, Feb. 10,
1909.)
Dog he left behind him.
Mar. 3, 1909.)
Dogs is dogs.
1909. )
—— (F 78091, Feb. 8, 1909.)
—— (F 73371, Feb. 17, 1909.)
—— (F 74085, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Easy come, easy go club. (EF 738670,
Feb. 20, 1909.)
club.
(F 74002, Mar. 2,
(F 73585,
(F
(F 74048,
(F 729038, Feb. 2,
EXxctise (EF 78834, Feb. 25,
1909.) |
—— (F 73945, Mar. 1, 1909.)
—— (IF 74046, Mar. 3, 1909.)
(I 74076, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Frog he would a-wooing go.
73055, Feb. 6, 1909.)
—— (F 73118, Feb. 9, 1909.)
——— (F 73237, Feb. 11, 1909.)
— (F 73284, Feb. 18, 1909.)
(F 73357, Feb. 16, 1909.) |
Gimlet club. (F 73092, Feb. 8, 1909.) |
(F 73119, Feb. 9, 1909.)
___- (F 78157, Feb. 10, 1909.)
—— (F 78285, Feb. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 73 Feb. 15, 1909.)
— (F 78372, Feb. 17, 1909.)
—- (F 738 Feb. 18, 1909.)
—— (F 738 Feb. 19, 1909.)
—— (F 738 Feb. 23, 1909.)
—— (FT Feb. 24, 1909.)
— (KF 78857, Feb. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 73911, Feb. 27) fa0es)
—— (F 73948, Mar. 1, 1909.)
— (F 74008, Mar. 2, 1909.)
(Ff 74078, Mar. 5, 1909.)
( 74084, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Great Jap scrap at Washington.
73234, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Groucho the monk. (F 73589, Feb.
19, 1909. )
—— (F 74000, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Hall Room boys. (F 78054, Feb. 6,
1909.)
(F
t ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
‘nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
‘
,
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Con.
Hall room boys. (F 73120, Feb. 9,
1909. )
— (F 73158,
— (Ff 73255,
—— (Ff 73358,
— (FP 73547,
— (F 73674,
— (F 738764,
—— (F 788385,
— (Ff 78949, Mar.
— (F 74047, Mar.
Henpecko the monk.
11, 1909.)
—— (F 73256, Feb.
— (fF 738758, Feb.
—— (F 78856, Feb.
I see by the papers.
6, 1909.)
—— (F 78090, Feb. 8, 1909.) »
— (Ff 73367, Feb. 17, 1909.)
(F 73946, Mar. 1, 1909.)
If it weren’t for father. (F 74081,
Mar. 5, 1909.)
In the custody of the United States
marshal. (F 73586, Feb. 19, 1909.)
John D. on farming. (F 73116, Feb.
9, 1909.)
Just supposin’ the Japs should in-
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10, 1909.)
12, 1909.)
16, 1909.)
18, 1909.)
20, 1909. )
23, 1909.)
25, 1909.)
1, 1909.)
3, 1909.)
(F 73238, Feb.
12, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
(F 73051, Feb.
yade us. (F 73671, Feb. 20, 1909.)
Knoecko the monk. (F 73359, Feb.
16, 1909.)
Mary’s home from college.
Feb. 20, 1909.)
— (F 73803, Feb. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 73858, Feb. 26, 1909.)
— (F 73999, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Misfit fable. (73836, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Mr. Jack. (F 73368, Feb. 17, 1909.)
—— (F 73545, Feb. 18, 1909. )
— (F 73588, Feb. 19, 1909. )
—— (F 73755, Feb. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 73763, Feb. 23, 1909.)
— (F 78910, Feb. 27, 1909.)
— (F 78947, Mar. 1, 1909.)
— (F 74077, Mar. 5, 1909.)
| —— (F 74082, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 73282, Feb. 18,
1909.)
_ — (73800, Feb. 24, 1909.)
_ Monopoly scientific expedition dis-
overs missing link. (F 73318, Feb.
(I 73676,
1 , 1909.)
3 Never again. (F 73053, Feb. 6, 1909.)
a (F 73088, Feb. 8, 1909.)
; 85
5922
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-WXAMINER—Con.
Never again. (F 73155, Feb. 10,
1909.)
—— (F' 73235, Feb.
—— (F 73253, Feb.
—— (F'78319, Feb.
—— (F73370, Feb.
—_— (F 73673, Feb.
—— (F' 78757, Feb.
—— (F' 73882, Feb.
—_— (F 73854, Feb.
(73908, Feb.
Not yet, but never.
23, 1909.)
Popular plays.
1909. )
—— (F 78236, Feb.
—— (F 73587, Feb.
Rhymo junior in search of a cherry
(F 73765, Feb.
tree.
Rhymo the monk.
1909.)
Say!
Mar. 3, 1909.)
There’s a reason.
1909. )
(ET2tLt, Keb:
___ (F 73156, Feb.
__— (F 73254, Feb.
___ (F 73283, Feb.
—_— (F 73320, Feb.
__— (F 73356, Feb.
___ (F 78369, Feb.
___— (F 73546, Feb.
__— (F 73672, Feb.
___ (F 73756, Feb.
__- (F 73762, Feb.
—\.. (F-78801, Feb.
(PF 73888, Feb.
____ (F 73855, Feb.
(F 73909, Feb.
Thousand and one nights. (F 74001,
Mar. 2, 1909.)
Tightwaddo the monk. (F 73549,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Yes, old man, it comes in bunches.
(EF
What d’ye think?
11, 1909.)
12, 1909.)
15, 1909. )
17, 1909.)
20, 1909.)
28, 1909.)
25, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
27, 1909.)
11, 1909.)
19, 1909. )
23, 1909.)
(F 73093, Feb. 8,
(F' 74083, Mar. 5, 1909.)
(EF 73089, Feb. 8,
9, 1909.)
10, 1909.)
12, 1909.)
13, 1909.)
15, 1909.)
16; 1909.)
17, 1909.)
18, 1909.)
20, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
24, 1909.)
25, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
27, 1909.)
(IF 73675, Feb. 20, 1909.)
— (F 78802, Feb.
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
[5912-5922
123389, Feb. 26,
New York, N. Y.
At the altar. (Ei
1909. )
Brahma diamond.
3, 1909. )
24, 1909.)
(H 122508, Feb.
(F 73761, Feb.
73052, Feb. 6,
(F 74044,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. S., v. 4-
5923
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.—
Continued.
Girls and daddy. (H 122510, Feb. 3,
1909. )
Golden louis. (H 128059, Feb. 18,
1909.)
Hindoo dagger. (H 125060, Feb. 18,
1909. )
His ward’s love. (H 122930, Feb.
18, 1909.)
Joneses have amateur theatricals.
(H 122929, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Poe (Edgar Allen)
3, 1909.)
Politician’s love story.
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Tragic love.
1909. )
Wreath in time.
1909.)
(H 122692, Feb. 8,
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.,
i ita ee
Nobody loves a fat man.
Feb. 9, 1909.)
—— (F 73140, Feb.
i Hidecok: eb.
——— (8 733389, Feb.
—— (Ff 73406, Feb.
(Hl fo142, Hep:
——— (Pf 73784; Feb.
——— (Ff 73785; Web.
—— (FF 75847, Feb.
= aooe:
—— (F 74041,
New York,
[5923-5933
CE anes,
10, 1909.)
12, 1909.)
16, 1909.)
17, 1909.)
28, 1909.)
24, 1909.)
24, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
Mar. 2, 1909.)
Mar. 3, 1909.)
AMERICAN SPORTS POST CARD CO. (C. T.
CARPENTER), Philadelphia, Pa.
[5934
Cruise of the Atlantic fleet. (F
73242, Feb. 12, 1909.)
ANDERSON (W.R.) co., New York, N. Y.
[5935
Shay! Officer (hic!) tickle my toes.
(EF 73298, Feb. 15, 1909.)
ARMSTRONG (WILL), Boston, Mass.
[5936
Gireus «girl, “CH. .12a450; hep. 49,
1909. )
ARNOT (ROBERT), Paris, France.
[59387-5943
Confidences, by E. Costa. (F 73126,
Oct. 22, 1908.*)
Corneille and Richelieu; by V. de
Paredes. (F 73128, Oct. 22, 1908; 1 «.
Oct. 22, 1908; 1 ce. Dee. 1, 1908.*)
Glove (The); by A. Robaudi.
73125, Oct. 22, 1908.*)
(F
(H 122509, Feb. |
(Hr 123061, | (HE 128218, Feb. 23, 1909. )
(H 122691, Heb. 3, |
1908.* )
Path of life: (H Wish) Orn.
1908.* )
Racine and Boileau at Madame de
Montespan’s; by V. de Paredes. (F
73129, Oct. 22, 1908; 1 ex@ek 22, 1405
ive Dec: dL TSS
Rape (The) (EF 13130, Oe 22,
| 1908.* )
BAILEY (CHARLES Z.), Los Angeles,
| 1909. ) .
| 123543-128555, Mar. 1, 1909.)
86
ARNOT (RoBeRT)—Continued.
In a snowstorm. (F 73127, Oct. 22;
Cal. [5944, 5945.
San Pedro, [Cal.], the harbor city.
San Rafael, Cal. (H 123217, Feb.
23, 1909.)
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
Nic oe [5946-5950
Eames (Emma) 1-38. (H 122799-——
122801, Feb. 10, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb. ;
11, 1909.)
Green (Mrs. Hetty) (H 123318,
Feb. 25, 1009; 2 c. Feb: 27, 1909,)
daughter and son-in-law. (H
123319, Feb. 25, 1909; 2 Ga Wepe en.
Batu (Wm. A.), Rixeyville, Va. [5951 |
Jackson’s (Gen. Stonewall) boyhood
home. (H 128808, Feb. 25, 1909.)
BARRIE (GEORGE) & SONS, Philadelphia, ©
Pa. [5952, 5953 —
Gomez (Jose Miguel), president of
the republic of Cuba. (F 73150, Feb.
10, 1909.) :
Zayas (Alfredo), vice-president of
the republic of Cuba. (F 73151, Feb.
10, 1909.)
Bates & UMBERLINE, Attleboro, Mass.
[a954
Guests at Co. C banquet. (H
1238556, Mar. 1, 1909.)
BAYLES (FRED I.), Chillicothe, Ill.
[5955, 5956.
Boating on the Illinois river. (H
123210, Feb. 28, 1909.)
Excursion on Iliinois -river.
1232115 Feb. 28, 19092)
BAYLEY (STANLEY S.), Chicago, Ill.
[18 photographs. ] [5957-5969
Along the shore by moonlight.—
Day’s work o’er.—Harbor entrance by
moonlight.—Moonlight on the beach.— —
Moonlight on the harbor.—-Moonlight |
(H
on the lagoon.—Moonlight on the
water. — Moonlight’s brilliant path-
way. — Moonlit lake. — Moon’s Jast
by moonlight.—Still
(H)
rays.—Old pier
moonlight night.—Winter moon.
; ; ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
BEAsTeN (WALTER), Middletown, Del.
, [5970
Two orpingtons. (H 122748, Feb. 8,
1909. )
Benper (H. A.), Chicago, Il.
[5971, 5972
Lincoln (Abraham), death bed scene.
(H 123172, Feb. 20, 1909; 2c. Feb. 4,
1909. )
| key. (H 123173, Feb. 20, 1909;
2c. Feb. 4, 1909.)
BENNETT (J. G.) & co., Pittsburg, Pa.
[5973-5975 |
Hand laundry department.
Operating room.
Shirt cutting department.
(H 123017-123019, Feb. 17, 1909.)
_BICKNELL MFG. cCo., Portland, Me.
[5976
Rangeley lake, Maine. (H 122958,
_ Feb. 15, 1909.)
BieEDER (J. L.) co., Chicago,*Il.
[5977, 5978
) 625, 626. (F 72922, 72923, Feb 3,
: 1909: 2 c. of each Feb. 24, 1909.)
BiceLtow (G. MHEFFLAND), Seattle,
Wash. [5979
When monkeys like milk. (F 73845,
| Feb. 23, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1909.)
“Bisbee (Cuarence E.), Twin Falls,
Idaho. [5980, 5981
Devil’s washboard. (H 122956, Feb.
aap, 1909.)
Shoshone falls. (H 122957, Feb. 15,
1909.)
_BisHop (J. KNOwLeEs), Baltimore, Md.
[5982
Walsh (Thomas F.) (H 123257,
Feb. 23, 1909.)
) BLACKNALL (R. E.), Atlanta, Ga.
: [59838, 5984
| Passing of Teddy. A, B. (G 21006,
| 21007, Feb. 23, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
11, 1909.)
Buiss (Harry), New York, N. Y.
1 [5985-5988
Easter greeting. (F 73136, Feb. 3,
“5
Ws
Ke, Easter greetings. (F 73135, Feb. 3,
1909.)
|
| Happy Easter. (F 73138, Feb. 3,
1909.)
| Who said bad egg.
i
|
(F 73137, Feb.
| lines.
| 123648, Mar. 5, 1909.)
AND PRINTS, ETC.
O1S1
BorcKk (ALFRED A.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[5989-5992
Jew dancing. (F 73049, Feb. 6, 1909.)
— (H 122673, Feb. 6, 1909.)
Jew reading a newspaper. (I 73048,
Feb. 6, 1909.)
(H 122672, Feb. 6, 1909.)
2c. of each Jan. 28, 1909.
PcstoN HERALD co., Boston, Mass.
[5998, 5994
Boston, Mass., Tremont st. subway.
(F 72264, Jan.. 11, 1909.)
——supplying links in Boston’s
(Ei (2260, “Jan. Ja, 1909 32).
Jan. 9, 1909.
BoOstoN PHOTO NEWS Co., Boston, Mass.
[5995
Connelly (James B.), author. (H
122684, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Bowers (Epwarp A.), New Haven,
Conn. [5996
Silver alms basin presented by Elihu
Yale to St: Mary’s Church, Madras, in
1687. (H 122523, Feb. 4, 1909.)
30YSEN (JuLIuS T.), Yosemite, Cal.
[5997-5999
Olympic club hockey team. (H
123647, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Playing hockey in Yosemite. (H
Rush (The)
1909. )
BrRigHAM (J. M.), Battle Creek,
(H 123646, Mar. 5,
Mich.
[6000
Devotion. (H 128412, Feb. 27, 1909;
2 ec. Feb. 18, 1909.)
Brown (H. J.), Nahcotta, Wash.
[6001
Alice (The) by moonlight. (H
122872, Feb. 12, 1909.)
Brown & BicEtow, St. Paul, Minn.
[6002-6131
As’ the day endeth. 1-3.—Carna-
tions. 1-3.—Clarissa.—Flower girl.
1, 2—In maiden meditation. 1, 2.—
In repose.—Isabel. 1-8.—Land of the
midnight sun. 1, 2.—Queen of the
May.—Vassar girl. 1-3.—Woodland
pool. [22 prints] (F 73412-73433,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Allow me.— Autumnal glories. —
Bertha.—Breach of promise suit. 1,
2.—Bronk to breakfast. — Chieftain
(The).—Coming events cast. their
shadows before.—Critie (The). 1-38.—
Diamonds are trumps.—Dog of a bach-
. , 1909.) elor.— Evening shadows.— Fair ex-
| 2 ec. of each Feb. 10, 1909. change. 1, 2,—Final authority. 1-3.—
| 87
he,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6132
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.4 |
Brown & BIGELOW—Continued.
First wagon trail.—Fisher girl. 1-3.—
Game of hearts.—Gilbert girl. 1-3.—
Girl in the moon.—Good friends. 1,
2.—Harper girl. 1-3.—Harriet.—Help-
ing grandma.—Her birthday.—Kimball
girl, 1-8.—Late arrivals. 1, 2.—Little
difference of opinion.—Little powder is
a dangerous thing.—Making hay while
the sun shines.—Mantle of gold. 1,
2.—Martha.—Natures reward—News
vendors. 1, 2.—October glories.—Off
to the front—Old grist mill.—Old
Kentucky home.—Old lumber mill.—
Old spring house.—Once upon a time.
1, 2—Pleasant memories. 1-3.—
Polly.—Prophecy of the tea leaves.—
Raspberries.—Refiected glories.—Re-
fiections. 1-—3.—Reflections of a bache-
lor.—Road to the old homestead.—
Runaways (The).—Smart set. 1, 2.—
Song of the wave. 1, 2.—Soubrette
(The) 1-8.—Spirit of spring.—Sum-
mer day.—Summer days.—Summer
morning.—Sunset in mid ocean. 1, 2.—
Sunshine. 1-3.—Surprised. 1, 2.—
Sweet innocence. 1-3.—Three friends.
1, 2.—Tired out.—Virginia. 1, 2.—
Vivian. 1, 2—Washington (General)
at Christ church Easter Sunday. 1, 2.—
When the hours of day are num-
bered.—Where the river winds. 1, 2.—
Who’s afraid. [105 prints] (F 73434—
73528, 73530-73539, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Rehearsal (The) (EF 73837, Feb.
18, 1909.)
Winter evening. (F 73839, Feb. 18,
1909. )
You’re going to take a journey. (F
73840, Feb. 18, 1909.)
‘BROWNSCOMBE (JENNIE),
N.Y:
When skies are blue.
Feb, 27, 1909.)
BurcEss (W. E.), Scottsville, Va.
[6133-6136
Arvonia, Va. 1-38. (H116199-116201,
Sept. 28, 1908; 2 c. of each Sept. 22,
1908. ) *
Scottsville, Va.
1909. )
BurRNsS (RoBERT), Pullman, Wash.
[6137
(H 123097, Feb.
New York,
[6132
(H 123411.
(H 123075, Feb. 18,
W.S. C. in winter.
18, 1909.)
CAMPBELL (JOSEPH) co., Camden, N. J.
[8 chromos] [6138-6145
All aboard. — Bashful. — Christmas
eve.—Dinner alone.—Get up.—In the
swing.—Literary kid.—Sick-a-bed. (G
20901-20908, Feb. 3, 1909.)
CARDINELL (J. D.), Alameda, Cal. [10
prints | [6146-6155
Being punished.—Blackmail.—
Brother Jim. — Dad. — Going home.—
Naughty dog.—Picket duty.—Sister
Kit.—Tom boy.—Wasbh day. (if 73596-
73605, Feb. 20, 1909.)
CARPENTER (CHARLES T.), Philadel-
phia, Pa. 16156
Prize fight design. (EF 73841, Feb.
26, 1909.)
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[6157, 6158
Mascot poster. (G 21029, Keb. 26,
1909.)
Sweethearts. (G 21008, Feb. 25,
1909. )
CENTER (A. P.), Brawley, Cal. [6159
Imperial valley gold bond. (H
122756, Feb. 8, 1909.)
CENTURY cO., New York, N. Y.
Ivory. (H 122968, Feb. 16, 1909.)
CHAMBERS (G. R.), San Bernardino,
Cal. [6161
‘San Bernardino, Cal., city and val-
ley.
Feb. 18, 1909.)
CHAPMAN (LILIAN H.), Oak Bluffs,
Mass. [6162
Fourscore years and ten. (H123107,
Feb. 19, 1909.)
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington, D.
C. 6163-6177
Ballinger (Mrs. (H
123671, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Espinosa (Rudolfo) (H 1229385, Feb.
13, 1909.)
Espinosa (Mrs. Rudolfo)
1229386, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Harding (Bishop)
13, 1909.)
Jones (Senator W. L.), of Wash-
ington. (H 123672, Mar. 5, 1909.)
La Barra (Sefior Don Fransisco de),
Richard)
(Ho
(H 122933, Feb.
New Mexican ambassador. (H123678,
Mar. 5, 1909.)
Nagel (Mr. Chas.) (H 123674,
Mar. 5, 1909.) |
Nagel (Mrs. Chas.) (HH d23a6 fai |
Mar. 5, 1909.)
Roosevelt (President) tennis cabi-
net. (H 123676, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Sherman (Mrs. James)
Mar. 5, 1909.)
88
{6160 ©
Madonna of the prairie; by P. Y. BH. -
(H 123450, Mar. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
(H 123677,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
AND PRINTS, ETC.
6256
CLINEDINST (B. M.)—Continued.
Van Deyanter (Judge Willis) (H
123678, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Wilson (Miss Flora) (H 122934,
Feb. 13,:1909. )
Wilson (Mr. Huntington) (H
122931, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Wilson (Mrs. Huntington) (H
122932, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Wynne (MissIda) (H 123679, Mar.
5, 1909.)
CLINTON PRINTING cCo., Philadelphia,
Pa. [6178-6212
Atlantic City, N. J. Sa, 30, 31, 42, 50,
Da, 50, 98, 59, 67, 73, 74, 76, 85, 86, 88,
93, 95, 102-109, +1, 145, 145, 150, 157,
160, 164, 219, 234. (EF 73634-73656,
73658-73669, Feb. 20, 1909.)
Coker (A. G.), Burnside, Ky.
Breezes of affection. (H 123370,
Feb. 13, 1909: 2 c. Jan. 19, 1909.)
Cottier (P. F.) & son, New York,
Wey; [6214
Rescuing the living at Messina. (F
72508, Jan. 18, 1909.*)
COLORED AMERICAN LOAN & REALTY CO.,
Denver, Colo. [6215
Patiently progressing. (F 73262,
Feb. 13, 1909.)
CooLipcE (BALDWIN), Woburn, Mass.
[6216, 6217
Luchini (Giovanni) (Cico) 1,2. (H
123636, 123637, Feb. 5, 1909.)
CoovEerT (J. C.), Memphis, Tenn.
; [6218
Breaking ground for the new union
depot. (H 123149, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Cory (F. Y.), New York, N. Y. [6219
Colonial cupid. (H 121753, Jan. 19,
1909. )
COURIER COMPANY OF BUFFALO, Buffalo,
iN. Y. [6220-6223
China dolls and little tin soldiers.
(G 20762, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Harlan (Otis), portrait and figure.
_ (G 207638, Feb. 1, 1909.)
' Howe Egypt-Russia. (G 20711, Jan.
et, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1909.)
_ Looks to me like a big night tonight.
: (G 20761, Feb. 1, 1909.)
Crate (Woopson L.) co.,
cisco, Cal. [6224, 6225
| Disagreeable task. (H 122524, Feb.
| 4, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1909.)
e, Sealer girl. (H 122525, Feb. 4, 1909 ;
2c. Jan. 20, 1909.)
San Fran-
[6213 |
CRAVEN (CHARLES E.), Jamestown,
Nur’. [6226
Erie annual conference, Methodist
Episcopal church, Jamestown, N. Y.
(Ea Tote Oct. 28, 190852. Dec, 16,
1908.*)
CRUMMER (EHmMMa C.), Oak Park, Ill.
[6227
LineolIn (Abraham) (H 122745,
Feb. 8, 1909.)
CULVER SUMMER NAVAL SCHOOL, Culver,
Ind. [6228, 6229
Culver summer naval school. (F
73108, Feb. 9, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 16, 1909.)
Summer school cadet. (H 123166,
lreb. 15, 1909.)
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[6230-6256
Chanson; by Edith Mitchell Prell-
Wits oe CE Vet T5152... Web:
19, 1909.)
Child in the house; by Ella Condie
Lamb. (H 123241, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Cigale; by Carroll Beckwith. 1, 2.
(H 128153, 123154, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Her portrait; by J. Campbell Phil-
lips. 1-8. -(H-123155-123157, Feb. 19,
1909.)
Last of the snow; by Wm. H. Lip-
pincott. (H 128242, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Little Bashful; by Hilda Belcher.
(H 123248, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Little boy Blue; by Louise Cox. 1, 2.
(Hi. 123158, 123159, Feb. 19; 1909.)
Little Dutch; by Carl F. Becker.
1,2. (H 123160, 123161, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Little teacher; by Beatrice Ton-
nesen. (H 123244, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Nautilus (The); by Carroll Beck-
with. (H 123245, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Revery; by Christine Lumsden. (HH
1238247, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Sleep; by Carroll Beckwith. (H
12348, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Spinners (The); by Walter Gay. 1,
29> GH 123062; A23163, Febs-19, 1909.)
Spring; by H. Bolton Jones. (H
123249, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Spring woods; by Henry W. Ranger.
(H 123250, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Sun maiden; by Lillian M. Genth.
(H 123251, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Sunset; by Dwight W. Tryon.
123252, Feb. 28, 1909.)
Washington (George) portrait; by
Gilbert Stuart. (H 123246, Feb. 23,
1909. )
(H
89
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Curtis & CAMERON—Continued.
Young Holstein bull; by Carleton,
Wiggin. 1, 2. (H 123164, 123165,
Feb. 19, 1909. )
CuRTISS STUDIO, New Haven, Conn.
[6257-6260
Freshman academic class - group.
ire, CH “T2317, 123178, Meb:. 20;
1909.)
Freshman sheff class group. 1, 2.
(H 123179, 123180, Feb. 20, 1909.)
DauHL (EswarbD), Chisholm, Minn.
[6261
Chisholm, Minn. Nov. 5th, 1908.
(H 1226385, Feb. 6, 1909.)
DAKAN (W. E.), Stamford, Tex.
[6262
Stamford, Tex., public school build-
men (CHL 113303, July 13, £9085; 2. c.
Jan. 23, 1909.)
DarRT (FRANK SAYLES),
ING EY.
On the Hudson.
10, 1909.)
Davis & HICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[6264, 6265
Feb. 25,
New York,
[62638
CEL 225.177) eh:
Dogwood.
1909. )
Nellie. (H 123176, Feb. 20, 1909.)
Day (LUELLA), St. Augustine, Fla.
[6266
St. Augustine, Fla., silver casque,
representing the landing of Ponce de
Leon. (H 123414, Feb. 27, 1909.)
DECKER (D. E.), Leslie, Ark.
[6267, 6268
Leslie, Ark. (H 123447, Feb. 27,
1909; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1909.)
Pivot rock, near Leslie.
Feb. 27, 1909.)
Deprick’ (J. V.), Taloga, Okla. 130
photographs] [6269-6298
Beef issue.—Buffalo hunters.
Buffalo on the government reservation.
Wichita mountains. — Cantonment In-
dian school.—Cheyenne camp; drying
beef.—Cheyenne yillage near Canton-
ment.—Dreaming of days gone by.—
Gould (Mrs. J.) and family.—Home
life among the Kiowas.— Hunter
(The).—Indian children’s pastime.—
Indian immom or bath-house.—Indian
chair.—Indians killing buffalo in Okla-
(H 123348,
(H 123446,
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
Deprick (J. V.)—Continued.
bearers and squaw.—Otoe hunters.—
Paleface no good.—Toughfeather
(Amy) and pappoose.—Training the
young Cheyenne to ride.—Waiting for
their braves.—Walk-Stone (Chief) and
favorite squaw.—Winter camp of
North Canadian Cheyennes. (H
122701-122730, Feb: 8, 1909; 2 €2.0£
each rec’d respectively Dec. 14, 1908;
or, Feb. 9, 1909.)
DELMAS PHOTO CO., Newark, N. J.
[6299-6301
Newark board of trade, of Newark,
Nid
Wieler (F. M.) & co., inc., office of,
of Newark, N. J.
Yale alumni of Essex co., Orange,
Nese
(H 122637-1226389, Jan. 28, 1909.*)
De Lone (MatcHer L.), Great Falls,
Mont. [6302
Rainbow falls, Missouri river. (H
123214, Feb. 23, 1909.)
DENNISON (H. H.), Barron, Wis.
[63038
(H 122764,
Till’s (John) orchestra.
Feb. 9, 1909.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo. .
j [6304-6307
Adventures of the little Post Want
ad. (EF 738216, Feb. 11, 1909.)
—— (F 73560, Feb. 18, 1909.)
—— (F 73846, Feb. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 74100, Mar. 5, 1909.)
| DeRRY (Henry J.), Duluth, Minn.
[6308
Killed by lightning. (H 122682, Feb.
8, 1909; 2 ec. Feb. 15, 1909.)
DETROIT PUBLISHING co., Detroit, Mich.
[63809-6325
America. (H 1234389, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Boston, Mass., Paul Revere house.
1-6. (H 122858—1228638, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Brooklyn, N. Y., approach to Brook-
lyn bridge. (H 123440, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Detroit, Mich. 1, 2. (H 128441,
123442, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Belle isle, horticultural build-
ing. (H 122864, Feb. 11, 1909.)
homa.— Kiowa Indian kitchen.
Kiowa chief Hunting Horse and fam-
ily—Kiowas at prayer.—Kokon (Bes-
sie), Kiowa.—Little Chief and Chief
Bear Claw.—Mulhall (Lucille) at 101
ranch.—-Oklahoma dugout.—Old Blindy
the Arapaho.—One of Custer’s dispatch
Holland morning, by George Hitch-—
cock. (F 73086, Feb. 8, 1909.)
J. T. Hutchinson (Steamer) leaving —
Sault St. Marie. (H 1238448, Feb. 27,
1909. )
New York, N. ¥. 1, 2.
123445, Feb. 27, 1909.)
90
(H 123444,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
DETROIT PUBLISHING
Pool (The) Ao B.
122964, Feb. 15, 1909.)
DistIn (Wm. L.), Sarauac Lake, N. Y.
[6326, 6327
Saranac Lake ice palace. (H 122746,
Feb. 8, 1909.)
Storming Saranac Lake ice palace.
(H 122747, Feb. 8, 1909.)
DiTson (OLIVER) co., Boston, Mass.
[6328
Musician (The) Mar., 1909. (F
73751, Feb. 23, 1909.)
DopcE Pus. co., New York, N.Y. [6329
Every mother. (F 72906, Jan. 21.
1909.*)
DRAVIN (JULIUS), Boston, Mass.
[6330-6346
[Russian monarch playing cards]
1-13. (H 123079-123081, 123085-123090,
123092-123095, Feb. 18, 1909; 2 c. of
each Feb. 10, 1909.)
14-16. (H 1238082, 123084,
123091, Feb. 18, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
18, 1909.)
—17. (H 123083, Feb. 18, 1909;
1 ec. Feb. 10, 1909; 1 c. Feb. 18, 1909.)
Drucker & co., New York, N. Y.
[6347-6352
Boat scene. (H 128181, Feb. 20, 1909.)
Farewell dinner tendered to Mme.
Sembrich. (H 122875, Feb. 12, 1909.)
Opening chorus. (H 123182, Feb.
20, 1909.)
Oriental dance.
1909. )
Principals. (H 123184, Feb. 20, 1909. )
Spanish dance. (H 123185, Feb. 20,
1909.)
(H 123183, Feb. 20.
- DRYDEN LODGE, No. 390, I. O. or O. F.,
Dryden, N. Y. [6353
Dryden, N. Y., Odd Fellows’ temple.
(H 122757, Feb. 9, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 30,
1909.)
DUKEHART (SAMUEL Baltimore,
Md. [6354
Baltimore, Md., burning of the Front
st. theatre and circus, Feb. 3, 18388.
(H 122840, Feb. 11, 1909.)
EATON (Epwarp B.), Hartford, Conn.
L.),
6355
Lincoln (Abraham) (F 72788, Jan.
29, 1909.* )
Maton (Hucu & Marcaret), Brooklyn,
mY [6356, 6857
Valhal leaflet 1, 2. (F 73905, 73906,
| _ Feb. 27, 1909.)
os
4
ot
6441
co.—Continued. EDISON MANUFACTURING CO., Orange,
(EH 122963, Neg: [6358-6396
Bachelor’s supper. 1-4. (H1228138-
122816, Feb. 10, 1909.)
Boyhood dreams. 1-4.
123630, Mar. 3, 1909.)
Daughter of the sun. 1-6.
123010-128015, Feb. 17, 1909.)
Janitor’s bottle. 1-38. (H 128193-
123195, Feb. 20, 1909.)
Landlady’s portrait. 14. (H 123198—
123201, Feb. 20, 1909.)
Left out. 1-5. (H 1283898-123402,
Feb. 26, 1909.)
(H 123627-
(5.
Saleslady’s matinee idol. 1-6. (H
122938-122943, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Uplifting of Mr. Barker. 1, 2. (H
123196, 123197, Feb. 20, 1909.)
100 % jealousy. 1-5. (H 1238631-—
123635, Mar. 3, 1909.)
Washington,
[6397-6400
EDMONSTON (Davin B.),
DiGi
Cortelyou (George B.) (H 123608,
Mar. 3, 1909.)
Sherman (James S.) 3, 4. (H
123610, 123611, Mar. 3, 1909.)
Taft (William H.)
Mar, 3; 1909.)
(H_ 123609,
EICKEMEYER (RupDOLF), Yonkers, N. Y.
[4 photographs. ] [6401-6404
Tn the Berkshire hills.—Lily pond.—
Long island shore——September morn-
ing. (H 122881122884, Feb. 12, 1909.)
EisMANN (THEODOR), New York, N. Y.
[6405-6422
Automobiling. 1-6 (H 22819—
122824, Feb. 11, 1909.) _
Dog cart ride. 1-6. (H 122825-
122830, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Horseback riding. 1-6. (H 122831-
122836, Feb. 11, 1909.)
K.iiotrr (Huecw & RutH), Rochester,
Ind. [6 photographs.] [6428-6428
Ad-deck-coy, Navajo. a, b.—A-taid-
se-ce, Navajo.Keh, Navajo. ‘
Moqui.—Mul-tean, Navajo. (H123202-
122207, Feb. 20, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
QDs 1909. )
Euson, (A. W.) & co., Boston,
Mass.
[6429
Road to Concarnean; by Wm. L.
Pieknell. (H 122559, Feb. 5, 1909;
2 e. Feb. 8, 1909.)
ENGLISH (H.), Wallace, Idaho.
[6430-6441
C.M.& P.S. pass. 1-4.: (H122877-
122880, Feb. 12, 1909.)
91
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6442
ENGLISH (H.)—Continued.
eli a ee PASS.) Ty 2.
128356, 123857, Feb. 25, 1909.)
(H
Hole’d: (HH 123355, Feb. 25, 1909:)
Kelly creek bridge. (H 123358, Feb.
25, 1909.)
Kelly creek viaduct. (H 123359,
Feb. 25, 1909.)
Last round.
1909.)
(H 123360, Feb. 25,
Men who did the work. (H 123361,
Feb. 25, 1909.)
Night shift in wi (H 122876,
Feb. 12, 1909.)
ERVIN (Emma A.), ives Colo.
[6442, 6448
Risen with Christ. (F 72845, Jan.
30, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
"Tis Easter morning, friend to thee.
(FE 72844, Jan. 30, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 23.
1909. )
Ewan (NELLIE G.), AShland, Oreg.
[6444 |
Ashland creek, Oregon.
Feb. 18, 1909.)
FABER (JOHN T.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[6445, 6446
(H 123027,
Milwaukee special.
Ve Germans must togedder sticken.
(H 122686, 122687, Jan. 20, 1909; 2 ¢.
of each Jan. 14, 1909.*)
FAIRBANKS BROS., Austin, Me. [6447
Lincoln (Abraham) from painting
made in 1863. (H 122960, Feb. 15,
1909. )
FALK, New York, N. Y. [6448
Judges of the appellate division of
the supreme court, state of New York.
(H 1233881, Feb. 26, 1909.)
FAWCETT (WALDON), Washington, D. C.
[6449-6454 |
Sherman (James §.) CH 123852:
Feb. 25, 1909.)
Sherman (Mrs. James §S.) (H
123358, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Taft (Charles) (H 128351, Feb. 25,
1909.)
Taft (William H.) and sons.
1238349, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Taft (Mrs. William H.) and daugh-
(H
ter. (H 123350, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Taft family. (H 1233854, Feb. 25,
1909.)
FINE ART CALENDAR CO.,
[28 prints]
Chicago, Il].
[6455-6482
American study in profile-—Bank of |
Marne. — Beatrice. — Birds nest, —
Chrysanthemum.—Clearing the _hill-
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
FINE ART CALENDAR co.—Continued.
side.—Deans (Effie).—Devoted child.—
Dovey (Ethel).—Elsley (Chick).—En-
gagement.—Harbor of Toulon.—Mill
in the lowlands.—Mill race.—Miracu-
lous catch.—Mischief makers.—Nor-
way stream.—Old Dutch mill.—Old
tavern.—Quietude.—Rosebud.— Scotch
heather.—Secret letter.—Sheep at even-
ing.—Street in Bruges, Belgium.—
Winter day in Holland.—Winter mati-
nee girl—Youth and innocence. (Ff
78162-73189, Feb. 11, 1909.)
FISHER-ARMISTEAD, San Francisco, Cal.
[6483
Times are fine, thanks. (F 73033,
Feb. 6, 1909; 2 ce. Jan. 21, 1909.)
FitcH (R. Evetyn), St. Louis, Mo.
[6484
Many are called but few get up. (F
73317, Feb. 15, 1909:)
| FLETCHER (S. E.), Aberdeen, S. Dak.
[6485
4th annual farmer’s ball. (H 123588,
Mar. 3, 1909; 2 ec. Feb. 23, 1909.)
FLoE (Easton), Blue Earth, Minn.
[6486-6488
Blue Earth, Minn. 1-8. (H 123098—
123100, Feb. 18, 1909.)
| FoLtey (E. F.), New York, N. Y.
[6489-6509
Tetrazzini (Madame Luisa). 1600—
1S. @ 1602-126) (H 122781-122744,
Feb. 8, 1909.)
—— 1600-9, 1600-16, 1600-17, 1600—
18, 1600-20, 1600-25, 1600-31330
123123123129, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Fox (Ross G.), Seattle, Wash. [6510
Stung. (H 122973, Feb. 16, 1909.)
Frost (CHaAs. C.),. Grundy Center,
Iowa. [5 photographs. ]
[6511-6515
Corn by the car load.—Iowa corn.—
Towa pumpkin.—Prize potato. — Ship-
ping pumpkins. (H 128188—123192,
Feb. 20, 1909.)
FULLER (CLARENCE R.), Schenectady,
Ne Yc [6516
Schenectady, N. Y., Van Curler opera
house. (H 123001, Feb. 17, 1909.)
GENERAL ELECTRIC COo., Schenectady,
IN. Ys [6517-6523
Lillian and her friends using Gen-
eral electric water heater. 1-7. (H
123229-123235, Feb. 23, 1909.)
GEROUX (THEODORE), Watertown, N. Y.
[6524
Flower (Roswell P.) memorial li-
brary by moonlight. (H 122951, Feb.
15, 1909.)
92
:
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
73263, Feb. 3, 1909.)
122766, Feb. 9, 1909.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
6631
Gitpo (W. H.), Brooklyn, N. Y. [6525
Washington, D. C., National capitol.
(F 73330, Feb. 9, 1909.)
GLANDT (WiLLIAM F.),
Wis.
Kewaunee,
[6526-6535
Kewaunee, Wis. 1-10. (EF 73571-
73580, Feb. 9, 1909.)
- GLASS-JOHNSON LAND Co., Bigtimber,
Mont. [6586
Yellowston river and Crazy moun-
tains in the distance. G. (H 123409,
Feb. 25, 1909.)
Cal. [6537, 65388
Happy days. (H 128221, Feb. 23,
1909. )
Man with the pick. (H 123220, Feb.
23, 1909.)
GRAHAM PHOTO ©O., Los Angeles, Cal.
[6539-6542
Pasadena, Cal., Adolphus Busch’s ar-
royo garden, Ivy wall. 14 (H
123168-123171, Feb. 20, 1909.)
GRAMMAS (G.), Chicago, Ill. [6543
Mother. (H 123174, Feb. 20, 1909.)
GRAY LITHOGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[6544-6580
(G 20932-
Cupid’s contesi’s. 1-6.
20937, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Garden gleanings.
20914, Feb. 12, 1909.)
Good luck. 1-6.
Mar. 3, 1909.)
Greetings.
Mar. 3, 1909.)
Navy (The) 1-6.
1-6. (G 20909-
(G 21095-21100,
1-6. (G 21107-21112,
(G 21101-21106,
| Mar. 3, 1909.)
Pals. (G 21030, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Paris belles. 1-6. [6 lithographs.]
(H 121847-121852, Jan. 22, 1909; 2 «.
of each Jan. 25, 1909.)
_ GREENFIELD (RatpH E#£.), Superior,
| Wis. [6581
Superior, Wis., White way. (F
Grissom (SHERWoop T.), Dardanelle,
Ark. [6582, 6583
Dardanelle rock. (H 122765, Feb.
ae, 1909. )
Mt. Nebo, Ark., snow scene. (H
| GUBELMAN PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[6584-6586
‘Chuting the rapids. (F 73897, Feb.
| .27, 1909.)
| HAESELER
GOLDSMITH (Hueco B.), San Francisco,
GUBELMAN PUB. CO.—Continued.
Last stand. (EF 73584, Feb. 19,
1909.)
Surprise (The)
1909.)
Haas, New York, N. Y. [6587-6601
[Art studies, Maude O’Dell] 10003—
10006, 10010, 10013-10015, 10018, 10027.
(H 122989-122998, Feb. 16, 1909.)
—— 10002, 10007-10009, 10011. (H
123054—-128058, Feb. 17, 1909; 2 c. of
each Feb. 16, 1909.)
(F 73243, Feb. 9,
PHOTOGRAPHIC
Philadelphia, Pa.
Washington; portrait by Peale.
122869, Feb. 12, 1909.)
HAGELSTEIN BROS., New York, N. Y.
[10 prints. ] [6603-6612
Autumn.—Blue bowl.—Caruso (En-
rico)—Evening song.—In the studio.—
Lesson (The) — Meditation. — Pas-
toral.—Thetis.— Under the pergola. (F
78037-73046, Feb. 2, 1909.)
HAINES PHOTO CO., Conneaut, Ohio.
[6613-6620
Pensacola, [Fla.] 1-4. (H 1238020-
123028, Feb. 17, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
16, 1909.)
Mobile, Ala. 1-3. (H
122866, 122868, Feb. 11, 1909.)
[Santa Barbara, Cal.], Hotel Potter.
(H 122867, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Hatt (FRANK H.), West Somerville,
Mass. [6621
Boston, Mass., the First Church of
Christ Scientist. (H 122767, Feb. 9,
1909. ) 4
Hatt (Tom), Montclair, N. J.
Tom Hall cadets.
STUDIOS,
[6602
(Hi
122865,
[6622
(F 73217, Feb. 11,
1909. )
Hammock (C. S8.), North Scituate, —
Mass. [6623
Decorative initials. (F 73304, Feb.
15, 1909.)
Hancock (W. G.), Texarkana, Ark.
[6624
Have you no home? (F 73300, Feb.
15, 1909.)
HANForD (D. R.), Duluth, Minn.
[6625-6631
Dinner on the prairie. (H 123681,
Mar. 5, 1909.)
Fighting the rope.
5, 1909.)
Footrope doing its work.
Mar. 5, 1909.)
(H 123684, Mar.
(H 123680,
93
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6632
HANForRD (D. R.)—Continued.
Not yet subdued. (H 123685, Mar.
5, 1909.)
Saddling up. (H 128683, Mar. 5,
1909. )
Scene at camp. (H 123682, Mar. 5,
1909.)
Small bunch grazing. (H 128686,
Mar. 5, 1909.)
HANSON (MAYNARD D.), Portland, Me.
[6632-6635
Fernald (Gov.) and council. (H
122948, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Maine house of representatives. (H
122512, Feb. 3, 1909.)
oe (H 122949, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Maine senate. (H 122511, Feb. 38,
1909. )
HARDEN (B. A.), Le Roy, Minn.
Bucking the snow.
5, 1909.
HARLEE (M. D.), Florence, S. C.
[6637, 66388
senator, of
(H 123314,
[6636
Smaih (He D.), "Us oS
South ‘Garelina. 1, .2:
123315, Feb. 25, 1909.)
HARPER (J. M.), Chicago, Il.
Billy possum and sweet taters.
123212, Feb. 23, 1909.)
HARPER & BROS., New York, N. Y.
[6640, 6641
Henry VIII and Anne Bullen; by
Edwin A. Abbey, R. A. (F 73582, Feb.
19, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1909.)
Katherine of Aragon; by Edwin A.
Abbey, R. A. (F 73583, Feb. 19, 1909;
2c. Feb. 20, 1909.)
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa. :
[6642-6644
(H 122687, 122688,
[6639
(H
Plea Rares hy 12
Feb. 8, 1909.)
Fort Marion. C.
1909.)
Hart, SCHAFFNER & Marx, Chicago, Ill.
[25 prints.] [6645-6669
At the fountain.—At the sea shore.—
Basket workers.—Cambridge.—Down
on the farm.—Drill! ye _ terriers!
drill.—F ido on the job.—Fly casting.—
He loves me not.—Horse show.—In the
colonade.—In the navy yard.—Madi-
son square.—Oiling up.—Pacer.—
Papa’s pants will soon fit Willie —
Pennsylvania station.—Polo game.—
Practice game.—Roosevelt brigade.—
St. Regis staircase——Two hearts that
beat as one.—Under the old apple
tree—Summer’s day. (FH (3i19p—
75218, Feb. 11, 1909.)
(H 122689, Feb. 8,
(H 122633, Feb. |
|
|
|
|
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
Hart, SCHAFFNER & MAarx—Continued.
Guests (The) (F 73691, Feb. 23,
909.)
HELMNS (JOHN), Washington, D. C.
[6670
Counting electoral vote.
122854, Feb. 11, 1909.)
HEMENWAY (W. G.), New York, N. Y.
[6671
Smith (Mary Evangeline) (H
122634, Feb. 5, 1909.)
HEMINWAY (M.) & SONS SILK co., New
York, Now: [6672
California poppy. (EF 72972, Feb. 5,
1909. )
HirsH BrotHers, New York, N. Y.
| [6673
Action. (F 73214, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Hiscock (F. J.), Cody, Wyo. [4 pho-
tographs] [6674-6677
Bear in camp.—Going over Sylvan
pass.—Rocky mountain black bear.—
Wyoming brown bear. (H 118799—
118802, Nov. 24, 1908; 2 ec. of each Novy.
25, 1908.*)
HISTORICAL ART (C. W. SMITH, er.),
Philadelphia, Pa. [6678
Ross (Betsy). ... personated by
Adele H. Turner. (EF 73896, Feb. 19,
1909. )
Hott (JoHN H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[6679
Philadelphia, Pa., West Girard ave.
Baptist church. (G 20877, Feb. 10,
1909; 2 c. Jan. 26, 1909.)
HOWER Cullman,
Ala. [6680
Cullman, Ala., water tower cotton
oil mill, result of blizzard. (H 122967,
Feb. 15, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1909.)
HowsE pros., Trenton, Tenn. [6681
Costumes worn by the Night Riders
on the night of the murder of Capt.
Rankin at Reelfoot lake. (F 72878,
Feb. 1, 1909; 2 ce. Mar. 1, 1909.)
San Francisco,
(ATEN BOWMAN),
Hort (HERMAN §&.),
Cal. [6682, 6683
America’s champion, The Thomas
Flyer. (H 122962, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Native son of the golden west.
122961, Feb. 15, 1909.)
HueuHes & LypDay co., Detroit, Mich.
[6684-6686
Boy Christ; by Heinrich Hofmann.
(H 123110, Feb. 19, 1909.)
(H
94
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
a 9-12, Mar., 1909
“Hucues & Lypay co.—Continued.
Lincoln statue, by St. Gaudens, in |
Lincoln park, Chicago. 1, 2. (H
123108, 123109, Feb. 19, 1909.)
HULS1IzeR co., Des Moines, Iowa. [6687
Bargain. (F 73790, Feb. 24, 1909.)
HYNEMAN (THos. M.), New York, N.Y. |
[6688 |
Ready for the table.
Feb. 23, 1909.)
(H 123258,
Hystop (DANIEL), Cleveland, Ohio.
[6689
Warm mealsatallhours. (H 122839,
Feb. 11, 1909.)
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. OF AMER-
Ica, Chicago, I]. [6690-6701
‘Harvest around the world. 1.
20878, Feb. 10, 1909; 1 ec. Feb. 1, 1909;
ie. Feb. 10, 1909.)
— 212. (G 20942-20952, Feb. 15,
1909.)
JACKSON (HowarD RANDALL), U. S.
[6702-6705
Four rear admirals and their staffs,
S. Atlantic fleet.
Potter (Rear Admiral William Pot-
ter), U. S. navy.
ws.
- Potter (Rear Admirals) and Wain-
wright and three captains of U. S.
_ Atlantic fieet.
Potter (Rear Admirals), Schroeder,
Sperry and Wainwright.
(H 123365-123368, Feb. 26, 1909.)
| JEROME (CHARLES W.), Owatonna.
Minn. [6706
Owatonna, Minn., Pillsbury academy
“football team of 1908. (H 123106,
mmeb. 19, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 25, 1909.)
_JoHNsoN (CARL P.), Chicago, I11.
[6707
Presidents of the U. S. A. from
Washington to Taft in one group. (F
| 74036, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1909.)
|
H
JOHNSON (J. A.), Sauk Centre, Minn.
[6708-6710
| Sauk-Centre, Minn. 1,2. (H128362,
123363, Feb. 25, 1909.)
| West Sauk Centre showing Sauk
| in distance. (H 123364, Feb. 25,
+)
| Jonson co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
a [6711
Utah state legislature, session 1909.
aH 123002, Féb. a7, 1909.)
{
(G |
sierre. — Charlemaine.— Charlevoix.
6762
JOHNSTON (R. W.) srupio, Pittsburg,
Pa: [6712
Pittsburgh, official sesqui-centennial
photograph. (H 122974, Feb. 16, 1909.
JONES (JOHN F.), Toledo, Ohio. [67138
Helpmates. CH.) 128213,’ BPeb. 23;
1909. )
JUDGE co., New York, N. Y. [6714, 6715
Awaiting a favorable reply. (Fk
| 73749, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Little Johnny and the Taffy pos-
sums. (KE 73606, Feb. 20, 1909.)
IXABO CORSET CO., Chicago, Ill. [20
prints. ] [6716-6735
Acme.—Berkshire.—Bordeau.—Bras-
Empire.— Exmoor.— Directoire.— Gla-
i roses.—
Parisian. --- ’eerless. — Photone. — Re-
pousse.—Reux (L’)—Soeur (Le)—
Westminster.—Yukon. (I 73692-73711,
Feb. 23, 1909.)
KAHN ER & co., Chicago, Ill.
[ 6736-6738
Annex. (EF 73959, Feb. 17, 1909.)
’ Stratford. (F 73958, Feb. 17, 1909.)
Victor. (EF 73960, Feb. 17, 1909.)
2c. of each Mar. 1, 1909.
KAPLAN (ROSE), New York, N. Y.
[6739-6750
How can you do it on —? 1-12.
(I° 73305-73316, Feb. 15, 1909.)
IXARNEBOGEN (WILLIAM H.), Hermann,
Mo. [6751
Hermann, Mo. (F 73563, Feb. 10,
1909. )
KAUFMAN (AuGUST), New York, N. Y.
[6752
God of grumblers. (H 122950, Feb.
15, 1909.)
KEeELLocG (Mrs. HeEteEN), Colchester,
Conn. [6753-6757
Iee storm. TA-7E. (H = 123393—-
123397, Feb. 26, 1909.)
KELLOGG STUDIO, Cuba, N. Y.
[6758, 6759
Bmpire’ eity. barn... 225, 226. (Hf
123239, 123240, Feb. 23, 1909.)
KEPPLER & SCHWARZMAN, New York,
NAY: [6760-6762
Marriage of convenience. (F 72891,
Feb. 2, 1909.)
On the picket line. (EF 72892, Feb.
2, 1909.)
Whole world. (F 72063, Jan.
909: 2 e. Jan. 18; 1909.* )
D,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6763
KETTERLINUS LITHO. MFG. CO., Phila-
delphia, Pa. [6763, 6764
Clover. (G 20916, Feb. 12, 1909.)
Rose. (G 20915, Feb. 12, 1909.)
KIMBALL (ALOoNzO), New York, N. Y.:
[6 prints] [6765-6770
Finishing touch. — Foot-baller. — In
confidence.—Out for a walk.—Under
the fae: —Waiting. (F 73245-73250,
Feb. 1909.)
KIMBALL PRESS, Evanston, II.
[6771-6774
Be thou strong and very courageous.
(F 73811, Feb. 19, 1909.)
12,
God first. (F 738138, Feb. 19, 1909.)
God is love. (F 73812, Feb. 19, 1909.)
You. (F 73810, Feb. 19, 1909.)
2 c. of each Feb. 25, 1909.
KIRTLAND (LILLIAN C.), Malden, Mass.
Lincoln (President) plate.
122885, Feb. 12, 1909.)
KNABE (WILLIAM) & ©O., New York,
Ne Ye [6776
Reache (Miss Gerville) seated at
the piano. (H 122780, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Ney:
[6777
Prince Charles of Wales; by Van
Dyck. (F 738411, Feb. 18, 1909.)
KoEHLER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[6778
Teddy in Africa. (F 73361, Feb. 3,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1909.)
KNoeDLER (E. L.), New York,
McLoucHLIN, Mackinaw
City, Mich. [6779
Mackinaw City, Mich., Main st. (F
73678, Jan. 7, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
LAMB (FRANK §8.), Spencer, Iowa.
[6780
Spencer, Iowa, interior Grace Me *
church. (H 122750, Feb. 8, 1909 ;
Jan. 15, 1909.)
LAMBIN (GEORGE M.) & Co.,
Til. [67 (81-6815
American girl. (F 73064, Feb. 8,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
LAMAIN &
Birches. (KF 72618, Jan. 22, 1909;
2 ¢. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Choir boy. (F 72619, Jan. 22, 1909;
2c. Feb. 13, 1909.)
Clustering birches. (F 73065, Feb.
8, 1909; 2c. Feb. 28, 1909.)
Dutch girl. (F 73066, Feb. 8, 1909 ;
2 2¢. Keb, 20; 1909.)
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 4
Chica go,
——
LAMBIN (GroRGE M.) & co.—Continued.
Early morning. (F 72620, Jan. 22,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Easter blessings. 20, 23. (EF 72621,
72622, Jan. 22, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
13, 1909.)
Master lilies. (EH (2623; Sanieze,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 13, 1909.)
Easter morning. (F 72624, Jan. 22,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1909.)
Fox river near Aurora, Ill.
72625, Jan. 22, °1909= 72 seater
1909. )
French girl. (KF 73067, Feb. 8, 1909;
2 ec. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Happy Easter. (F 72626, Jan. 22,
1909; 2 c Feb. 13, 1909.)
Irish girl. (F 78068, Feb. 8, 1909;
2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Italian girl. (FF 73069, Feb. 8, 1909;
2 e. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Japanese girl. (KF 73070, Feb. 8.
1909; 2c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Little bunny. (KF 72627,
1909; 2c. Feb. 18, 1909.)
Lovers path. (EF 172628, Jan. 22,
1909; 2c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
(F
23,
Janewee:
Moonlight. (F 73071, Feb. 8, 1909;
2 c. Feb. 23, 1999.)
November. (F 73072, Feb. 8, 1909;
2c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Old mill. (F 72629, Jan. 22, 1909;
2-e. Feb. 18,1909.)
On parade. (F 72630, Jan. 22, 1909;
2c. Feb. 18, 1909.)
Path to the spring. 36. (F 78244,
Feb. 12, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1909.)
Pool (The) (EF 72682, Jan. 22, 1909;
2 ce. Feb. 28, 1909.)
Quiet road. (EF 72633, Jan. 22, 1909 ;
2 e. Feb. 23, 1909.)
River road. (F 72634, Jan. 22, 1909;
2 e@. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Road’s turn at the bridge. (F 72635,
Jan. 22, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
School house. (F 72636, Jan. 22,
1909; 2c. Feb. 28, 1909.)
Season’s greeting. (F 72637, Jan.
22, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 13, 1995)
Season’s greetings. (F 72638,
22, 1909; 2c. Feb. 13, 1909.) |
Spring. (F 73073, Feb. 8, 1909; 2 c.9
Feb. 23, 1909.) |
Stone bridge. (F 72639, Jan. 22,7
1909; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1909.)
Summertime. (I 73074, Feb. 8, 1909;
2 ec. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Jan.
96
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
LAMBIN (GerorGE M.) & co.—Continued.
Village bridge. (F 738075, Feb. 8,
1909 ; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Wood pasture. (F 72640,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Lane (Cornetius J.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[6816, 6817
(F 73916, Feb.
Jan. 22,
Ornamental fencing.
15, 1909.)
Ornamental metal fabric.
Feb. 15, 1909.)
LANGE (Maurice), New York, N. Y.
[6818
(G 20958, Feb. 15,
(F 73915,
Record program.
1909. )
Lanesporr (SigMUND), New York,
N.Y. [6819-6824
Thanksgiving cards, 1-6. (G 20926—
20931, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Larson (JOHN O.), Duluth, Minn.
[6825
Eau Claire, Wis., ski tournament.
Feb. 7,1909. (H 122937, Feb. 13, 1909.)
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.), New York, N. Y.
[6826
Trade banquet, state armory, Feb.
23, 1909. (H 123382, Feb. 26, 1909.)
LAZARNICK (NATHAN), New York, N. Y.
[GS27
First annual dinner of the motor and
accessories manufacturers’ association,
New York. (H 122759, Feb. 4, 1909.)
Lea (A. J.), Chichester, N. Y.
[6828, 6829
Esopus valley west of Phoenicia,
N. Y., in summer. B. (H 123215, Feb.
23, 1909.)
Pheenicia, N. Y., Summer. B.
123216, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Lronorki (FRANK R.) & co., New York,
We ¥. [6830
Summer and winter... (H 123586,
Feb. 25, 1909.)
LESTER BOOK & STATIONERY CO., At-
lanta, Ga. [6831-6835
Gopher and possum series. 1-5. (F
_ 73679-73683, Feb. 23, 1909.)
| Tare’s TICKER Co., New York, N. Y.
: [6836
_ Life’s ticker. (F 73109, Feb. 9, 1909;
“2c. Feb. 10, 1909.)
LInNEHAN-LOVELAND co., Pittsburg, Pa.
[6837
_ Conference on the conservation of
_Ratural resources, White House, Wash-
)angton, D. C., May 13-15, 1908. (F
: 2591, Dee. 23, 1908; 2 ec. Feb. 9, 1909.)
(H
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
ETC.
6864
Lippincott (J. B.) co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [6888-6843
Clinical diagram. 1-6. (F 7%3917-
73922, Feb. 26, 1909; 1 c. of each Feb.
19, 1909; 1 ec. of each Feb. 26, 1909.)
LOUNSBURY (FRED C.), Plainfield, N. J.
[4 prints. ] [6844-6847
Billy possum and Jimmy possum.—
Good bye Teddy.—Moving day in pos-
sum town.—Only possums that es-
caped. (F 73335-73338, Feb. 16, 1909.)
Howard, S. Dak.
[6848
Carthage, S. Dak. Farmers state
bank building. (H 121826, Jan. 21,
1909; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1908.*)
McCLEeLLAND (THOMAS W.), St. Louis,
Mo. [6849-6851
Smith (Gipsy) 1-8. (H = 122802-
122804, Feb. 10, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
11, 1909.)
McCuiune (J. W.), Alderson, W. Va.
[6852
Alderson, W. Va., Flat mountain
pass. (H 122873, Feb. 12, 1909; 2 ce.
Feb. 6, 1909.)
McCiure (R. B.), New York, N. Y.
[6853-6856
(H 122752-—
LUBECK & MCKIBBEN,
Lincoln (Abraham) 1-4.
122755, Feb. 8, 1909.)
McCuure (R. L.), Lexington, Ky.
[6857
In the heart of Lexington. (H
123649, Mar. 5, 1909.)
McDermott (EpwarpD), Hot Springs,
Ark. [6858
Oaklawn race track and Arkansas
state fair grounds. (H 121452, Jan.
11, 1909.* )
McIntosH (Burr), New York, N. Y.
[6859, 6860
Gould (Mrs. George J.) and chil-
dren. (H 123186, Feb. 20, 1909.)
and Gloria. (H 123187, Feb.
20, 1909.)
McNAMARA (EDWARD), Rapid City, S.
Dak. [6861
Grave of Wild Bill. (H 123410,
Feb. 27, 1909.)
MAcoy PUBLISHING & MASONIC SUPPLY
co., New York, N. Y. [6862-6864
How high up are you? (F 638844,
Mar. 24, 1908.)
No one to vouch for him.
Mar. 24, 1908.)
You is a Mason.
Mar. 24, 1908.)
2 ce. of each Feb. 2, 1909.
(F 63843,
Yes? (F 68842,
; 97
a 76337—09——2
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6865
MapbDpEN (JoHN E.), Lexington, Ky.
[6865, 6866
Lexington, Ky., John H#. Madden’s
Hamburg place. 1, 2. (H 123624,
123625, Mar. 3, 1909.)
Matoney (Mrs. EH. G. ), Craig City,
Va. [6867
In Virginia; by Harry Curran Wil-
bor (HE 730386, Heb: 6; 190932 xc.
gan. 29, £909.)
MANzI, JOYANT & cCo., Paris and New
york. [6868, 6869
Canards (Les); by Felix Bracque-
mond. (F 73111, Feb. 9, 1909.)
In excelsis; by Charles Chessa.
73929, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Marceau (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[6870-6878
Yale (Madame M.)_ 1-9. (H
122887-122895, Feb. 12, 1909.)
Marine & BLAKE, Seattle, Wash.
[6879, 6880
Alaska-Yukon-Pacifice exposition,
Seattle, Washington. (H 122897, Feb.
12, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1909.)
Olympic mountains and _ harbor,
view from Seattle, Wash. (H 122896,
Feb. 12, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1909.)
Mare (R. G.), Ellijay, Ga. [6881
Only one that escaped the Atlanta
banquet. (H 123449, Mar. 1, 1909.)
MATHEWSON (CLIFFORD H.), San Fran-
(F
cisco, Cal. [6882
Motor faces. (G 20984, Feb. 18,
1909. )
MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio. [6883
Good judge. (G 20941, Feb. 15,
1909. )
MELoDY (ARLIN B.), Sioux Falls, S.
Dak. [6884
Sioux Falls views. Ail. (H 1238028,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
MERCER (ALFONSO), Norfolk, Va.
[6885
Bill and the possum. (F 73134, Feb.
10, 1909. )
MERRILL (CHARLES W.), Providence,
eae [6886
Grazing. (H 123807, Feb. 24, 1909.)
METZNER (MAx H.), Denver, Colo.
[6887
Committee of safety. (F 73564, Feb.
18, 1909; 2c. Feb. 2, 1909.)
MEYERCORD CO., INC., Chicago, Il.
[6888, 6889
Felicitation.—Good luck clover. (G
20707, 20708, Jan. 6, 1909; 2 c. of each
Feb. 15, 1909.)
pt. Iv, D.'S5 Ws <
MIDDLESEX co., Middleton, Conn. [6890
Around the world with the U. S.
Atlantic fieet. (G 20737, Jan. 27, 1909;
2 ec. Feb. 20, 1909.)
MISHKIN (H.), New York, N. Y.
[6891-6901
Dalmores (Charles) 35-37. (H
122807—122809, Feb. 10, 1909.)
Dufranne (Hector) 10, 11. (H.
122805-122806, Feb. 10, 1909.)
Garden (Mary) 22-27. (H 123403-
123408, Feb. 26, 1909.)
MITCHELL (JNO. J.) CcO.,. New York,
INS [6902, 6903
American fashions, sartorial art
journal. Feb., 1909. Supplements A,
B. (F 71409, 71410, Dec. 19, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Feb. 16, 1909.)
MoFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, Il.
A [6904-6911
Boland (Miss Mary) H 128525,
Mar. 1, 1909.) :
Dickinson (Jacob M.) 13. (H
123526-123528, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Evans (Rear Admiral Robley D.)
14. (H 123252-123256, Feb. 28, 1909.)
Montross (N. E.), New York, N. Y:
[6912-6915
Autumn; sheep and shepherd; by
Horatio Walker. (H 123318, Feb. 25,
1909. )
First snow; by Horatio Walker.
123312, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Potato gatherers; by Horatio Walk-
er. (H 123310, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Spring—man digging; by Horatio
Walker. (H 123311, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Moore (A.), Brooklyn, N. Y. [6916
New York, N. Y., Interior of St.
George’s church, Stuyvesant square.
(H 123380, Feb. 26, 1909.)
Moore (G. S.), Roswell, N. Mex.
[6917-6923
(H 122904-122910,
(H
Elk’s club. 1-7.
Feb. 13, 1909.)
Moray (GEORGE EpwarD), New York,
NSE. [6924
State of matrimony. (F 72936, Jan.
26, 1909.)
TUSSELMAN (HMMA), Trenton, N. J.
[6925
New Jersey girl. (F 73781, Jan. 15,
1909 ; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1909.)
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH Co., Chicago, III.
[6926
O how good. (H 123219, Feb. 23,
1909. )
98
ENGRAVINGS,
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
New YorRK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YORK HERALD CO.), Jersey City,
RET. [6927-6956
American fleet at Malta. (F 73591,
Feb. 19, 1909.)
Book-taught Bilkins.
9, 1909.)
— (F 73365, Feb. 17, 1909.)
—— (F 73808, Feb. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74067, Mar. 38, 1909.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend. (F
73104, Feb. 8, 1909.)
— (F 73286, Feb.
— (F 73326, Feb.
— (F 73592, Feb.
—— (F 73779, Feb.
—— (F 73851, Feb.
— (F 73957, Mar. 1, 1909.)
—— (F 74074, Mar. 5, 1909.)
If George Washington revisited his
country. (F 73807, Feb. 24, 1909.)
Neighborly Miss Nosey. (F 73103,
Feb. 8, 1909.)
— (F 73325, Feb. 15, 1909.)
—— (F 78778, Feb. 23, 1909.)
— (F 73956, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Pa Puddinhead. (F 73058, Feb. 6,
1909.)
_ — (F 73324, Feb. 15, 1909.)
—— (F 73777, Feb. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 73913, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Pazaza, it’s great. (F 73239, Feb. 11,
1909. )
— (F 73541, Feb. 18, 1909.)
— (F' 73850, Feb. 26, 1909.)
(F 74075, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Pilgrim’s progress. (F 73161, Feb.
10, 1909.)
— (F 73363, Feb. 17, 1909.)
— (F 73806, Feb. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74065, Mar. 3, 1909.)
New YorK HERALD co., Jersey City,
‘ie A [6957-70138
Boys will be boys. (F 73227, Feb.
iw 1909; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1909.)
—— (F 74053, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 «¢.
iar. 8, 1909.)
Buster Brown. (F 73220, Feb. 11,
‘1909; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1909.)
| —(F 73228, Feb. 11, 1909; 2c.
Feb. 19, 1909.)
= — (EF 73230, Feb. 11, 1909; 2 «.
Feb. 27, 1909.)
| faa tH 74050, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 ¢.
Mar.
(F 73112, Feb.
13, 1909.)
15, 1909.)
19, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
8, 1909.)
CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC. :
7013
New YorK HERALD co.—Continued.
Daily hint from Paris. (F 73105,
Feb. 8, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1909.)
—— (F 7381138, Feb. 9, 1909.)
— (F 73159, Feb. 10, 1909; 2 «.
Feb. 11, 1909.)
—— (F 78160, Feb. 10, 1909.)
—— (F 78257, Feb. 12, 1909; 2 ec.
Feb. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 78287, Feb. 13, 1909;
Feb. 15, 1909.)
—— (F 78327, Feb. 15, 1909.)
—— (F 73329, Feb. 15, 1909.)
——(F 73360, Feb. 16, 1909; 2 C.
iw)
QQ
Feb: if,-1909:)
—— (F 73366, Feb. 17, 1909.)
im ei atoose, eps) eo 12. e.
Feb. 19, 1909.)
=e N out, Hele 20. fou. oe
Feb. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 78773, Feb. 23, 1909.)
GE is(74,) Web. 25; 1909: 2 'e,
Feb. 24, 1909.)
(F 73775, Feb. 28, 1909.)
—— (F 73805, Feb. 24, 1909; 2 c.
Feb. 26, 1909.)
— (F 73809, Feb. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 73852, Feb. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 73914, Feb. 27, 1909.)
— (F 73950, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Ce Tagel> Mar. i: VOUS <9 ave:
Mar. 38, 1909.) ;
(F 73952, Mar. 1, 1909.)
(F 74048, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 @
Mar. 5, 1909.)
(F 74066, Mar. 3, 1999.)
— (F 74073, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Guatemala, new French liner, steam-
ing here on first voyage. (F 73776,
Feb. 23, 1909.)
How Mrs. Taft’s golden rod gown is
made. (F 74049, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 «.
Mar. 5, 1909.)
Larger fleet reflects steady increase
in Atlantic passenger travel. if
73106, Feb. 8, 1909; 2 c. Feb. »s), 1909.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F.
13223, FKeb. 11, 1909; 2.c. Feb. 15,
1909.)
me face, ep.) 12. 1909; 5 Be.
Feb. 19, 1909.)
— (F 73233, Feb. 11, 1909; 2 «
Feb. 27, 1909.)
(F 74054, Mar. 3,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
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ac
Nrw YorK HeraLp co.—Continued.
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (i
73219, Feb. 11, 1909; 2 ec Feb. 18,
1909. }
= (H W3224, eb. wW1,.19095 2. :e:
Feb. 19, 1909.)
EON e229, Webs id, 1909 2) 2Ne,
Feb. 27, 1909.)
CR "74051, Mart 3, 1909; 2 9
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Record broken in number of steam-
ships in Mediterranean trade. (Fe
73328, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Taft cabinet. (F
1909. )
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 73222,
Feb. 11, 1909; 2 c Feb. 15, 1909.)
a= (WH (3225, Web.» 195; S09 FF 2 ae:
Feb. 19, 1909.)
== _.( BY 73232; Keb. die’ 29082 <2 ve:
Feb. 27, 1909.)
73954, Mar. 1,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Transatlantic fleet includes the Lusi-
tania. (F 73955, Mar. 1, 1909. )
Undiscovered beauties. (F 73218,
Feb. 11, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1909.)
——. (FP 73544, Feb. 18.4909; 2 «e.
Feb. 19, 1909.)
(EK 73853, Keb. 26, 1909; 2 c.
Feb. 27, 1909.)
(FEF 74072, Mar. 5,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
[ Washington, D. C.] Bird’s-eye view
showing route of inauguration day
parade. (F 73953, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Who is he?
2 ce. Feb. 19, 1909.)
Woo woo bird. (F 73221, Feb. 11,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1909.)
19093208,
Feb. 27, 1909.)
New York TiMEs co., New York, N. Y.
[7014-7017
Artist at large in Washington. (F
73114, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Impressions of the passing show.
(F 73780, Feb. 23, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 24,
1909. )
— (F 74004, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Valentines. (F 73323, Feb. 15, 1909.)
' NEWCOMBE (GEo. E.), New York, N. Y.
[7018
Helen. (H 123262, Jan. 30, 1909.*)
(F 74052, Mar. 8, 1909; 2 c.|
| (H 122988, Feb. 16, 1909; 2 ce. Feb.
(F 73548, Feb. 18, 1909; |
CE Ta2et, eb, 14," 1909s. ery
Nospie (Appie), Rising City, Nebr.
[7019, 7020
Nebraska jack-rabbits. (H 123437,
| F'eb. 27, 1909.)
Nebraska sod house. (H 1234388,
Feb. 27, 1909.)
Nowak (ALBERT), Chicago, Il. [7021
Stone which bears resemblance to
head of Christ. (H 123372, Feb. 26,
1909. )
NowWELL (FRANK H.), Seattle, Wash.
[7022
Politofsky (Steamer), wreck of, at
St. Michael, Alaska. 6076. (H 122690,
Feb. 8, 1909.)
NUTTING (WALLACE), Southbury, Conn.
[3 photographs. ] [7023-7025
Afternoon tea.—Bit of sewing.—
Pilgrim maid. (H 123024123026, Feb.
17, 1909.)
Oakes (M. L.), Seattle, Wash. [7026
Seattle waterfront from ferry boat.
1, 49098)
FacH Bros., New York, N. Y.
[7027-7035
Brown (W. C.) 89062 A-D, J. (H
122846-122850, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Wickersham (Geo. W.) 89378 A, C,
EK, F. (H 122842-122845, Feb. 11,
1909.)
PAINE (LILLIAN C.), Washington, D. C.
[7036
MckKendrie orchestra. (H 123305,
Feb. 24, 1909.)
PARRETT (FE. J.), New York, N. Y.
[7037, 7038
Green (Mrs. Hetty), Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Astor Wilkes. 1, 2 (H
1233516, 128317, Feb. 24, 1909.)
PARSONS LODGE NO. 94, I. O. O. F., Par-
sons, Kans. [7039, 7040
Degree scene, Parsons, Kans., lodge
no. 94,J].0. 0. F. 144, 145. (8 Wai,
73332, Feb. 16, 1909.)
PATTERSON (T. J.), Visalia, Cal.
[7041-7048
Electric storm in Kings river canon.
Electric storm on Grand Sentinel.
Thunderstorm at Happy Camp.
(H 123222123224, Feb. 23, 1909; 2
c. of each Feb. 2, 1909.)
PEARSON (HELEN), Portsmouth, N. H.
[7044
Portsmouth, N. H., old Jackson
house. (F 72869, Feb. 1, 1909.)
100
_ journey.
them.
er.
Chamoureau..
| ner.
| with you now?
1909. )
| Quinn (F. F.), Texarkana, Ark.
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
Pe_ton (Hersert W.), Ashville, N. C.
[7045-7047
Cherokee, N. C. 1, 2. (H 122856,
122857, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Montreat, N. C., view from Glen-
burnie. (H 122855, Feb. 11, 1909.)
PEOPLES PORTRAIT & FRAME CO., Chi-
eago, Ill. [7048
All our presidents. (F 73295, Feb.
15, 1909.)
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [7049
Testing. (H 123016, Feb. 17, 1909.)
PHOTO ART SHOP, St. Paul, Minn.
[7050-7053
Series A3, A4, A5, Bl. (H 123225-
123228, Feb. 23, 1909.)
POST PRINTING & PUB. cOo., Denver, Colo.
[7054, T055
Terrible Teddy tours. (F 73712,
Feb. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 73943, Mar. 1, 1909.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©0., Provi-
dence, R. I. [ 7056-7058
Close of Pauls second missionary
(F 73302, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Close of Pauls third missionary
journey. (F 73303, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Paul at Athens. (F 73301, Feb. 15,
1909.)
QUINBY (FREDERICK J.) co., Boston,
Mass. [7059-7064
Agathe read them all with the sweet-
‘est emotion. (Ff 73294, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Chamoureau cast himself into the
open carriage.
1909. )
Crowd had stopped in a ring about
(73292, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Enough, Croque, enough, speak low-
(F 73291, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Stupefied, furious at what he saw,
. let go of his part-
(FE 73293, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Why, monsieur, what is the matter
(F 73290, Feb. 15,
[7065
Hully gee! (F 73895, Feb. 26, 1909.)
| Raprorp (ANNA), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[7066, 7067
Lincoln’s birth-place. (H 122529,
wean. 27, 1909.)
ee fe2e9,” Web. 15, |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
7125
RANKIN (H. W.), Plainfield, N. J.
[7068-7079
Kennebunkport, Me. 1031-1042. (H
123111—-123122, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Rispon (J. J.), North Bennington, Vt.
[7080
Danby, Vt., in 1959. (H 122874,
Feb. 12, 1909.)
RoEHLK BROS., St. Louis, Mo. [7081
Sunshine. (H 122488, Feb. 2, 1909;
2c. Jan. 20, 1909.)
Romie (R. W.), Fort Scott, Kans. [5
photographs. | [7082-7086
Daisies.—Good night.—Guardian an-
gel. Our Father.—Roses. (H122771-
122775, Feb. 9, 1909.)
ROSENBERG (F. J.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[T7087
Lucky dog. (F 73261, Jan. 25, 1909;
2c. Feb. 5, 1909.)
RotTocRaAPH co., New York, N. Y. [26
photographs] [7088-7113
Automobile girl—Chocolate girl.—
Kodak girl—Nurse girl.—Teddy-bear
girl.—Telephone girl.—Trained nurse.
(H 123003-123009, Feb. 17, 1909.)
Awaiting.— Baby.— Beauty.— Bride.
—Charity.—Chrysanthemum girl.—
Contemplation.—Faith.—Fishing girl.
—Fluffy Ruffiies—Hope.—Lilies.—M lle.
Mischief. — Purity. — Roses. — Sister
(The)—Society belle—Sunbonnet
girl—Telephone girl. (H 123130-
123148, Feb. 19, 1909.)
RutH’s stTupio, St. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis republican glee club.
122972, Feb. 16, 1909.)
SAcKETT & WILHELMS Co., Brooklyn,
By Germs | [7115-7120
Bernice.—Dorothy.—Evelyn.—Kath-
ryn.—Nathalie.—Ruth. (EF 78685-—
73690, Feb. 23, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
20, 1909.)
St. GAUDENS (AugustTA H.), New York,
IN Ye [ 7121, 7122
Shaw memorial. 1, 2. (H 122870,
122871, Feb. 12, 1909.)
SANDER (PHILIP), New York, N. Y.
[7123
Santa Claus. (F 73823, Feb. 25,
1909 2°21 c> Keb. 27, 1909.)
SANGER (Harry F'.), Lima, N. Y.
[7124, 7125
Rochester historic. Flood of Mar.
18, 1865, View from East Main st.
[7114
(H
Rail splitting. (H 122528, Jan. 27, | bridge. 1, 2. (F 73980, 73981, Feb. 8,
1909.) 1909. )
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7126
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
ScHAIDNER (CHARLES B.), New York,
NX. [7126
Band white and gold. (H 122959,
Feb. 15, 1909.)
ScHENCK (Harry I.) & WILLIAMS
(Harry J.), Dayton, Ohio. [7127
W. C. A. building. (H 122683, Feb.
§, 1909.)
SCHIVELEY felrieeutiity: Abilene, Kans.
[7128, 7129
Abilene automobiles. A, B. (H
123390, 123391, Feb. 26, 1909; 2 ¢c. of
each Feb. 11, 1909.)
ScHLoss Bros. & co., Baltimore, Md.
[7130
Clothes beautiful. (EF 73362, Feb.
17, 1909.)
SCHNEIDERHAHN (M.), St. Louis, Mo.
[7181, 71382
Death of St. Joseph. (I 736382, Feb.
20, 1909.)
..Last supper.. (F 73633, Feb. 20,
1909. )
ScHRADER & DENNIS, Three Oaks,
Mich. [7133, 7134
Birdsell (The) (H 128378, Feb. 26,
1909.)
Merry Xmas. (H 123379, Feb. 26,
1909.)
ScHWABL (HENERY), Buffalo, N. Y.
[7135
German bruders. (F 73288, Feb.
15, 1909. )
SCOFIELD (EUGENE B.), Indianapolis,
Ind. [9 prints] [7186-7144
Everything comes to him who
waits.—Foolishness.—If we could see
ourselves as others see us.—Morning
glory girl—Same old story.—Skating
girl—wSmoke girl—Sunbonnet girl.—
We are all children. (F 73273-73281,
Feb. 13, 1909.)
SHEAHAN (Mavrice T.), Brookline,
Mass. [4 prints.] [7145-7148
Can you go fishing.—I go on my va-
cation.—Proud child.—Spring of life.
(If 73814-73817, Feb. 25, 1909.)
SMALL (LEONARD), Dorchester, Mass.
[7149
me public garden. (H 122556,
Feb. 5, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1909.)
ie ( Lon), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[7150-7153
Cupid asleep. 119-4—-A, 177-10-B.
AAA 1G, 122779, Feb. 9, 1909; 2 cof
each Feb. 10, 1909.)
Cupid awake. 119-4-B, 177-10—A.
(H 122777, 122778, Feb. 9, 1909; 2 c. of
each Feb. 10, 1909.)
SMITH (WINIFRED H.), Roswell, N.
Mex. [7154-7156
Nature’s dream.—Ravine (The).—
Winter. (H 123102-123104, Feb. 19,
1809; 2 c. of each Feb. 20, 1909.)
SmyYLy (PrERCcEVAL U.), Seattle, Wash.
[7157
Alaska, the nation’s treasure box.
(F 73782, Feb. 24, 1909; 2 ¢. Jan. 19,
1909. )
SouTHGATE (EH. D.), Washington, D. C.
[7158
Remember the Maine. (H 122965,
I'eb. 15, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1909.)
SPAULDING (R. G.), Boise, Idaho.
[7159
Idaho’s sunshine. (F 73593, Feb.
20, 1909.)
SPENCER (HueGH), St. Cloud, Minn.
[7160, 7161
St. Cloud, Minn., St. Germain street.
922, 923. (H 122944, 122945, Feb. 18,
1909; 2 c. of each Feb. 15, 1909.)
SPoFFoRD (EpwARD W.), New York,
N.Y: [7162
Coney Island, N. Y., and vicinity.
(HF 72684, Jan. 15, 19095 2c. aiebS a;
1909. )
SPOONER New York,
INTER. [7163-7176
Start of the Longboat-Schrubb Mar-
& WELLS, ING.,
athon race. (H 123175, Feb. 20, 1909;
2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Weston (Edward Payson), pedes-
trian. 1-138. (H 123589-123601, Mar.
3, 1909.)
STANLAWS (PENRHYN), New York,
N. Y. [4 prints] [7177-7180
Nearly ready.—On the balcony.—
Out for a walk.—Windy day. (F
73786-73789, Feb. 24, 1909.)
STATE PUB. COo., Boston, ‘Mass.
[7181-72386
Ain’t it just like a woman? (F
73123, Feb. 9, 1909.)
73153, Feb.
—— (F 73296, Feb.
—— (F 738410, Feb.
—— (F 73715, Feb.
— (F 78861, Feb.
——. (FF 73931, Mar..1, 1909.)
—— (F 74099, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Amos and Pete. (F 73121, Feb. 9,
1909. )
——_— (FF 73122, Feb. 9,- 19095)
—— (F 73264, Feb. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 73297, Feb. 15, 19032)
10, 1909.)
15, 1909.)
17, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
102
2
¥
ee oe
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
STATE PUB. co.—Continued.
Amos and Pete. (F 73714, Feb. 23,
1909.)
—— (F 73716, Feb. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 73859, Feb. 26, 1909.)
_ —— (F 73980, Mar. 1, 1909.)
— (F 74098, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Bugtown budget. (F 73144, Feb. 10,
1909. ).
— (F 73342, Feb. 16, 1909.)
- ——— (F 73798, Feb. 24, 1909.)
' —— (F 78985, Mar. 2, 1909.)
- Bver know it to fail. (EF 738147,
Feb. 10, 1909.)
—— (F 73340, Feb. 16, 1909.)
+ —— (F 73796, Feb. 24, 1909.)
(F 73988, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Gink and Dink. (F 73142, Feb. 10,
1909.)
—— (F 73347, Feb. 16, 1909.)
—— (F 73797, Feb. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 73987, Mar. 2, 1909.)
It’s luck that Pete didn’t buy grape
droit. (EF 73152, Feb 10, 1909.)
It was a cold day when Pete got
left. (F 73409, Feb. 17, 1909.)
Line is busy. (F 73146, Feb. 10,
1909.)
— (F 73344, Feb. 16, 1909.)
—— (F 73791, Feb. 24, 1909.)
(F 73984, Mar. 2, 1909.)
_Nick was -curious, that’s all.
73860, Feb. 26, 1909.)
(FE
Pete doesn’t approve of the block
system. (F 735713, Feb. 23, 1909.)
Pups wil] be pups. Jan. 7, 1909.
mei52, Jan. 8, 1909.)
(Fk
. Reggie Rahrah. (F 73143, Feb. 10,
1909.)
— (F 73346, Feb. 16, 1909.)
— (F 738793, Feb. 24, 1909.)
. — (F 73989, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Show me. (F 73149, Feb. 10, 1909.)
— (F 73341, Feb. 16, 1909.)
. —— (F 73795, Feb. 24, 1909.)
(F 73986, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Smiths at home. (F 73145, Feb. 10,
1909. )
— (F 73345, Feb. 16, 1909.)
_—— (F 73792, Feb. 24, 1909.)
(F 73991, Mar. 2, 1909.)
' Stitch in time rocks the cradle.
74097, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Stung. (F 73148, Feb. 10, 1909.)
— (F 73343, Feb. 16, 1909.)
(F
7270
STATE PUB. co.—Continued.
Stung. (F 73794, Feb. 24, 1909.)
(F 73990, Mar. 2, 1909.)
You’d butter believe this. (EF 73265,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC CO., Rochester,
Ni ¥ [72387-7247
[Lithographed cuts of vegetables for
seed envelopes. ] 310-315,. 317-321.
(G@ 20880-20900, Feb. 11, 1909.)
STEELE (FANNIE A.), Birmingham,
Ala. [7248
Birmingham, Ala., first house erected
in, 1871... (H 122758, Feb. 9, 1909; 2
ce. Feb. 18, 1909.)
STEVENSON (P. R.), Parkville, Mo.
[7249
Night scene with college buildings
and moon in background. (F 73979,
Maen, 1909): Lees Webs! 159 1909 =: 1 €.
| Mar. 3, 1909.)
STIBWELE: (H.'D:); Monon; Ind. [6
photographs. | [7250-7255
Buifalo bridge.—Chapel bridge.. 1,
2.—Chapel road.—Gravel pit.—Little
Monon. (H 1233838-123388, Feb. 26,
1909. )
STONE (CHAS. J.) CO., Chicago, Ill.
[7256-7258
Sartorial world engravings. Supple-
ment A, B, C. Feb. 1909. (F 738030—
73032, Feb. 6, 1909.)
Storck (FERD.), Butler, N. J. [7259
Pompton Lakes, N. J.. dam. (H
122768, Feb. 9, 1909; 2 ec. Feb. 16,
1909. )
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING ©CO., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [7260-7265
[Posters] N. Y. 12961. (G 20681,
Dec. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1909.)
——N. Y. 12948. (G 20642, Jan. 2,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1909.)
——N. Y. 12945. N. Y. 12966.
N. Y. 12969. -N. Y. 12979. (¢G 20692,
20694, 20696, 20697, Jan. 15, 1909; 2 «.
of each Feb. 1, 1909.)
Strupy (Henry), Georgetown, Ky. [4
prints] [7266-7269
Lost. cause 1908.—Our President.—
Presidential election Nov. 3, 1908.—
Two great American fishermen. (F
72973-72976, Feb. 5, 1909; 2 c. of each
Feb. 24, 1909.)
TABER-PRANG ART CO., Springfield,
Mass. [7270
Daniel’s angel; by Wm. Strutt.
4804. (F 73830, Feb. 25, 1909.)
103
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7271
TacGart (M. W.), Bayonne, N. J.
[7271-7358
Calendar for 1910. A-—D. [Series C
312] (G 20992-20995, Feb. 23, 1909.)
[Christmas cards] Series F. 302
A-D. Series F. 303 A-H. (G 20970-
20973, 20954-20961, Feb. 17, 1909.)
Series F. 305 A-E. Series F.
306 A—D. Series F. 308 A—D. Series F.
309 A-D. Series F. 311 A-F. Series F.
318 A-F. Series 304. (F 21038-21060,
21065-21070, 21085, Mar. 1, 1909.)
[New Year cards] Series D. N. 3138
A-F. Series F. 316 A-D. Series F. N.
314 A-D. Series F. N. 315 A-D. (G
21032-21037, 21061-21064, 21071-21078,
Mar. 1, 1909.)
[Thanksgiving ecards] Series 607,
A-D. Series 608, A-D. (G 20962-—
20969, Feb. 17, 1909.)
Series 609, A-D. Series 610,
A-¥.
—Series T. F. 611, A-B.
21079-21084, Mar. 1, 1909.)
TrEBBS (Mrs. A. B.), New York, N. Y.
[7359-7362
Hear no evil.—See no evil.—Speak
(G 20996-21005, Feb. 23, 1909.)
(G
no evil. (H 122810-122812, Feb. 10,
1909. )
Youthful optimist. (H 122841, Feb.
14, 1909. )
TEN HycK (W. P.), Roselle, N. J. [4
chromos] [ 7363-7366
Cowboy.—Fireman.—Lion and the
lamb.—Ship ahoy. (G 20987-20990,
Heb. 20, 1909.)
THompson (P. J.), Loyalton, Cal.
[7367
We are dead swell. (H 122636, Feb.
6, 1909. )
THORNE (W. L.), York, Nebr.
[7368-7371
York business college, 1909. 1. (H
122760, Feb. 9, 1909; 2c. Feb. 8, 1909.)
—— 24. (H 122761-122763, Feb. 9.
1909; 2c: of each Jan. 29, 1909.)
TINY TADS co., New York, N. Y.
(Tote, kote
Don’t you think. (F 73000, Feb. 5,
1909. )
We like the March winds.
73001, Feb. 5, 1909.)
(EF
Tieton (W. H.), Gettysburg, Pa. [7374
Address delivered at the dedication
of the cemetery at Gettysburg. (H
123105, Feb. 9, 1909; 2 ec. Feb. 13,
1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., ve 4
TousrEy (SINcLAIR), New York, N. Y.
[7375
Xray examination of teeth (H
123306, Feb. 24, 1909.)
TOWNSEND (CHAS. A.), Belfast, Maine.
[7376-7379
Mound Desert, Maine, Bubble pond.
(H 122955, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Seal Harbor, [Maine] 1-3.
122952-122954, Feb. 15, 1909.)
TOWNSEND (EpwiIn F.), Charles City,
Iowa. [7380
Reflections in the park. (H 123309,
Feb. 25, 1909; 1 « Feb. 12, 1909; 1 «.
Feb. 25, 1909. )
TRIBUNE CO., Chicago, Ill. [7381-7385
Danny Dreamer and li’l Silly Sally.
(F 73063, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Economical Bertie.
8, 1909.)
Mamma’s angel child.
Feb. 8, 1909.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories.
73062, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Pranks of Fourpaws.
8, 1909.)
TucKER (C. O.), Boston, Mass.
[7386, 7387
(F 73753, Feb. 23,
(H
(F 73084, Feb.
(F 73088,
(F
(EF 73085, Feb.
Easter greetings.
1909. )
May happiness be thine this Haster-
time. (F 78752, Feb. 23, 1909.)
TurPpeR (H. WittiaAm), Cambridge,
Mass. [7388
Harvard varsity football team. (H ~
123000, Feb. 17, 1909; 2 ce. Dec. 19,
1908. )
TURNER (WILLIAM F.) & co., New Bed-
ford, Mass. [7389
Cactus dahlia Mrs. Macmillan. (H
122548, Feb. 5, 1909; 1 c. Feb. 5, 1909;
1c. Feb. 19, 1909.)
UnpDERWoop & UNDERWOOD, New York,
Ne KK [7390-7541
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 33342,
U 33799, U 33880, U 34299, U 57209, U
57483, U 57576, U 89673, U 89893, U
103769, U 118414, U 1138522, U 115851.
(H 1238062-123074, Feb. 18 ,1909.)
—— U 26722, U 26775) U 26860 =
26872, U 26988, U 27004, U 27029, U
27072,
27888,
38988,
U 27088, U 27095, U 27256, U
U 34937, U 35527, U 38881, U
U 61222, U 78256, U 90097, U
90198, U 98401, U 98429, U 98446, U
98687, U 99071, U 100193, U 100218,
U 100887, U 100368, U 100114, U 101151,
U 101312, U 101507, U 104365, U 105755,
104
i“
i
-
5. 9-12, Mar., 1909
INDERWOOD & UNDERWooD—Continued.
J 106584, U 112868, U 112872, U 112881,
3113379, U113684. (H123263-123303,
Feb. 24, 1909.)
4 26658, U 27483, U 27680, U
jeso2, U 45385, U 46172, U 91884, U
96900, U 96955, U 106500, U 111856, U
: 864, U 113005, U 115289, U 115609,
+ 115629, U 115959, U 115962, U115967,
7 115969, U 115970, U 115978, U 115979,
34 115984, U 115989, U 115993, U 116002,
U 16003. (H 123320123347, Feb. 25,
1909 4)
— U 41524, U 78019, U 115390, U
115770, U 115953, U 115954, U 115965,
q D 115971, U 115975, U 115977, U 115983,
~U 115985, U 115991, U 116104, U 116106,
© 116107, U 116113, U 116114, U 116115,
U 116116, U 116118, U 116124. (H
123415-123436, Feb. 27, 1909.)
= —— U 67776, U 108874, U 108883, U
108912, U 109065, U 112930, U 115272,
© 116111. (AH 123530-123537, Mar. 1,
909.)
> — U 34553, U 35117,
U 35606, U
"49146, U_ 89028, U 89769, U 90194, U
34947, U 115749, U 116041, U 116043,
5116045, U 116046, U 116047, U 116049.
© 116055, U 116059, U 116071, U 116078,
‘© 116080, U 116081, U 116087, U 116096,
0 116097, U 116128. (H 123561123585,
. 2, 1909; 2 c. of each Mar. 3, 1909.)
= —— 0 42539, U 58319, U 75954, U
93539, U 93577, U 93593, U 98371, U
14845, U 115317, U 115444, U 115624,
0116034, U 116035, U 116036, U 116112.
(H 123698123702, 123693123697,
123688-123692, Mar 5, 1909; 2 ¢. of
| each Mar. 6, 1909.)
UNITARIAN CLUB OF WASHINGTON, D. C..
' Washington, D. C. [7542
Hale (Edward Everett) and Pierce
Ulysses G. B.) (H. 121879, Jan. 22,
1909 ; ; 2 ec. Feb. 10, 1909.)
Cin-
[7543-1547
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH ©O.,
einnati, Ohio.
| [Posters] 11809. (G 20718, Jan.
23, 1909.)
/—_ 387, 11854. (G 20759, 20758,
n. 30, 1909.*)
nage 11897. (G 20865, 20866,
eb. 4, 1909.) |
TAN OEYEN (L.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[7548
Hewitt (Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alex)
122751, Feb. 8, 1909.)
ENARD (C. L.), Lincoln, Il. [7549
| _1.0.0.F. orphan home. (H 123101,
| Feb. 18, 1909.)
if
|
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
T7573
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
N.S [7550-7562
Adventures of a drummer boy. (H
123374, Feb. 26, 1909.)
Cc. Q. D. (H 122901, Feb. 13, 1909.)
Day in Washington. (H 123375,
Feb. 26, 1909.)
Honor (The) of the slums. (H
122902, Feb. 13, 1909.)
How the kids got even. (H 122900,
Feb. 13, 1909.)
Trish “Vero. °° CH “22797, Web. 10,
1909.)
Kenilworth. (H 123377, Feb. 26,
1909. )
Lost in a foiding bed.
Feb. 10, 1909.)
Mogg Megone.
(H 122796,
(H 1233738, Feb. 26,
1909. )
Parted, but united again. (H
123376, Feb. 26, 1909.)
Perpetual proposal. (He B22e57,
Feb. 11, 1909.)
Poor musician.
1909. )
Saul and David.
13, 1909.)
Voss (A. G.), Chicago, Ill. [7563-7568
Assortment of different kinds of
(H 122838, Feb. 11,
(H 122903, Feb.
fruits. (F 73567, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Forest fire. (F 73565, Feb. 19,
1909. )
Man and woman in garden. (F
73568, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Small child eating.
19, 1909. )
Small house with man standing at
gate. (F 73566, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Woman standing on a barge calling
for the ferry. (F 73570, Feb. 19,
1909. )
WANAMAKER Philadelphia,
Pa. [T7569
Song of Hiawatha produced in life.
(H 123413, Feb. 27, 1909.)
WasHineton Y. M. C. A., Washington,
(F 73569, Feb.
(JOHN),
Y. M. ©.
11, 1909.)
WATERMAN (O. W.), Chicago, III.
[7571
(H 123392,
A. cireus. (G 20889, Feb.
Return of Atlantic fleet.
Feb. 26, 1909.)
Watts (Mrs. G. F.), Compton, Eng-
land. [7572, 7573
Love and death. (F 73241, Feb. 10,
1909; 1 c Dec. 2, 1908; 1 c. Jan. 13,
1909. }
q 105
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7574
Watts (Mgs. G. F.)—Continued.
Man who had great possessions. (IF
73240, Feb. 10, 1909; 1 c. Dec. 2, 1908;
1 ¢. Jan. 13, 1909.)
WEBSTER (FREDERICK S.), Pittsburg,
Pai, [7574
Prince Don, the peacemaker. (F
73107, Feb. 8, 1909; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1909.)
WeEIsBropt (H. W.) co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [7575
Lucky dog. (F 73684, Feb. 23, 1909. )
WESTERMANN (ANNA BURNHAM), New
York, N. Y. [7576, T57T
Reveries. (FF 73559, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Virginia. (F 73581, Feb. 19, 1909.)
WHEELER (F. S.), a ae Wash.
[7578
Carmpus in winter. (H 123096, Feb.
18, 1909.)
WaHitt (H. C.) co., North Bennington,
Vt. [62 photographs] [7579-7640
Amsterdam, Holland. 6847, 6849,
6850, 6852, 6853.—Antwerp, Belgium.
6721-6729.—Bruges, Belgium. 6747,
6749-6751.—Brussels, Belgium. 6732-
6736, 6738-6745.—Haarlem, Holland.
6854-6859. — Hague, Holland. 6838—
6842.—Ostend, Belgium. 6752.—Rot-
terdam, Holland. 68833, 6835, 6837.—
Scheveningen, Holland. 6843-6845.—
Waterloo, Belgium. 6746. (H 123454—
¢ 128508, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Amsterdam, Holland. 6848, 6851.—
Antwerp, Belgium. 6720.—Bruges, Bel-
gium. 6748.—Brussels, Belgium. 6730,
6731, 6737.—Ostend, Belgium. 6753.—
Rotterdam, Holland. 6834, 6836.—
Tokyo, Japan. 599 A.—Toshita. 593
A. (EH 123659-1238670, Mar. 5, 1909.)
WILLIAMS (FRANK W.), Chicago, Il.
[7641-7690
Marine no. 2. (F 738843, Feb. 26,
1909. )
Monarch. (F 78844, Feb. 26, 1909;
2c. Feb. 25, 1909.)
Angelus (The) — Artist’s fruit
study.—Artist’s model.—Blue Anchor
inn.—Cavalry charge.—Chariot race.—
Christ at twelve.—Dorothy.—Dorothy
and Dan.—Faust and Marguerite.—
Favorite (The)—Gleaners (The)—
Going to market.—Goodnight papa.—
Horse fair.—Imperial courier.—In the
pasture.—Marine no. 1.—Marine no.
3.—Marine no. 4.—Our fighting presi-
dents.—Our martyred presidents.—
Papa and mama caught.—Pharaoh’s
horses.—Sichel’S madonna.—Stag at
-bay.—Summer in Spreewald.—Victor
106
Stoddard.
pt. Iv, 1. 8., v.4_
WILLIAMS (FRANK W.)—Continued.
(The)—Wild Arabians.—Your shep-
herd. [30 prints] (EF 74006-74035,
Mar. 3, 1909.)
American fruit. — Autumn. — Des-
sert.—Dog and ducks.—lFish.—F lowers
and fruit.— Flying stag.— From the
cradle to the grave.—Game.—Good
shepherd.—Guardian angel.—Last sup-
per. — Old mill. — Peaches. — Rock of
ages. Spring. — Summer. — Winter.
[18 chromos] (G 21011-21028, Feb. 26,
1909. )
WILLIAMSON-HAFFNER ENGRAVING CO.,
Denver, Colo. [7691-7707
State flowers. 1-17. (F ‘73607-)
73624, Feb. 20, 1909; 2 c. of each Mar.
5, 1909.)
WILLSDEN (S. BLAKE), Chicago, Il. _
. [7708
20th century tour of the world with
(F 73182, Feb. 1, 1909.) |
Wotr (Gro. A.), Wilmington, Del. [30
prints. ] [7709-7738 |
Brandywine Springs park. 1-20.—
Camden, N. J., view on the Delaware.—
Chester, Pa., excursion for Brandy-
wine Springs park.—Gloucester, N. J.,
shad fishing. — Good-bye. — Kiamensi:
mineral spring co.—Philadelphia, Pa.
1-4.— Wilmington, Del., landing excur-
sion. (KE 73376-73405, Feb. 17, 1909.)
WoLFF (LOUIS) & CO., LTD., London,
England. [7739-7741 .
Hero and Leander; by Emil Ober-
hauser.
In leafy woods by fountains clear;
by T. Rollin.
Smiling nook of green and golden
shade; by T. Rollin.
(F 78258-73260, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Woop (Harry), Kansas City, Mo.
[7742-71745
Intellectual pup. (F 738061, Feb. 8,
1909: 2 ce. Feb. 10, 1909.)
Meee 733834, Feb. 16, 1909; 2 ec.
Feb. 17, 1909.)
—— (F 738717, Feb. 23, 1909; 2 ¢
Feb. 24, 1909.)
(KF 73944, Mar. 1, 1909; 2 c
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Woop (Otis F.), New York, N. Y. |
[7746-7774
Billy-possums and little Susan. (F
73139, Feb. 10, 1909.)
Bub, he’s always to blame.
73077, Feb. 8, 1909.)
(Fk
i@
*
‘
EN GRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRIN TS, ETC.
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
T779
Woop (Oris F'.)—Continued.
Bub, he’s always to blame.
75267, Feb. 13, 1909.)
— (F 73627, Feb. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 73899, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Kid cut ups puzzle.
8, 1909. )
— (F 73272, Feb. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 78631, Feb. 20, 1909.)
(F 73904, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Mary and her little lamb.
Feb. 8, 1909.)
—— (F 73270, Feb. 13, 1909.)
— (F 73629, Feb. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 73900, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
73076, Feb. 8, 1809.)
—— (F 73266, Feb. 13, 1909.)
—— (F'73625, Feb. 20, 1909.)
(F 73898, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Things as they ought to be.
73081, Feb. 8, 1909.) |
—— (F 73271, Feb. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 73630, Feb. 20, 1909.)
(EF Things
(F 73082, Feb.
(& 73080,
(F Sionx Falls,
Woop (Otis F.)—Continued.
as they ought to be (F
73903, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Those ridiculous
_ 13079, Feb. 8, 1909. )
—— (F 78269, Feb. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 78628, Feb. 20, 1909.)
(F 78901, Feb. 27, 1909.)
| Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F 73078, Feb. 8, 1909.)
(F 73268, Feb. 13, 1909. )
—— (F 73626, Feb. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 78902, Feb. 27, 1909.)
WricHt & JOHNSON, Sioux Falls, S.
Dak. [7775-7777
S Dak) 1-3.) (8
123076-123078, Feb. 18, 1909.)
ZINDEL (WILLIAM GEORGE), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [7778, TTT9
Bathers and beach. (F 74040, Mar.
questions. (EF
(F | 3, 1909.)
Come on in the water is fines (F
74039, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Catalogue
since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit__ 2, 733
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit-___
661
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit_________________ 3, 904
107
CLASS |, FINE ARTS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy of the photograph is always omitted when the photograph has
been received on the day of entry.
The notice after the first title, if printed in full,
would read: “ Copyright by William H. Abbott, Washington, D. C.
Class I, XXe, no,
28571, March 1, 1909; 1 photograph received March 3, 1909.
ABBoTT (WiLLIAM H.), Washington,
7. C. [7780
Smile that won. Bust of William H.
Taft, with that ineffable smile upon
his face. (I 28571, Mar. 1, 1909; 1
photo. Mar. 3, 1909.) :
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC
York, N. ¥. [7781-7788
Day in the woods. Summer foliage,
with boy in the foreground sticking
wild flowers in his straw hat. (1
28348, Feb. 12, 1909.)
Don Fubano. Bust portrait of a
man with dark hair, soft felt hat with
plume. (I 28578, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Flor de Rovigo. A tobacco planta-
tion with man on horseback. (I 28581,
Mar. 2, 1909.)
Muralia (La)
is the bust portrait of a woman.
28579, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Prentisa cigar. Scrollwork and flow-
ers with a plain panel in the center.
(I 28583, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Sea king. Bust portrait of a man
wearing a mantle. (I 28582, Mar. 2,
1909.)
Spanish bride. In a circular panel
is the head of young woman with a
pleased expression. (I 28580, Mar. 2,
1909. )
Wiilliken.
ears in which chains are fastened.
28584, Mar. 2, 1909.)
AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New York, N. Y.
[7789-7791
Helmar. Portrait bust in stone of a
woman having a peculiar head and
Shoulder attire, somewhat resembling
armor. (I 28448, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Home run. A home plate in fore-
ground and a catcher in position also
a batter ready for the ball. (I 28380,
| Feb. 15, 1909.)
| Navy (The) Standing figure of a
“Man facing the foreground, dressed as
ba Sailor. (I 28208, Jan. 25, 1909; 1
photo Feb. 12, 1909.)
co., New
In a V shaped panel
(1
A mask-like face with
(I
ANARGYROS (S.), New York, N. Y.
[7792, 7793
Fatima. Head of woman looking
towards the foreground, she wears a
turban shaped head dress. (I 28351,
Feb. 12, 1909.)
Harbor of Constantinople. Harbor
scene showing bridge crossing harbor,
men pushing boats with poles. (I
28345, Feb. 11, 1909.)
ANASTAN (ANTONINE F.), Washing-
ton, BD: C. [7794
Taft (W. H.) and the presidents of
the U.S. W.H.Taft in center, border
of the presidents. (I 28537, Feb. 26,
1909; 1 photo Mar. 1, 1909.)
ARONSON (Lotvis V.), Newark, N. J.
[T795—-TT97
Gobbo, the god of good luck. 1-3.
Statues of ancient Peruvians in sitting
positions. (I 28562-28564, Mar. 1,
1909.)
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
| [7798-7814
| April girl. Young woman, parasol
over shoulder. (I 28658, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Bathing girl. Young woman walk-
ing along the beach. (I 28641, Mar.
8, 1909.)
Camping girl.
ring what is cooking over a fire.
28642, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Carriage girl. Young woman, sit-
ting in a carriage. (I 28648, Mar. 8,
1909.
Chrysanthemum girl. Young woman
in evening gown, standing beside grow-
ing chrysanthemums. (I 28648, Mar.
8, 1909.)
Graduate (The) Young woman,
with large bunch of roses held over
shoulder. (I 28651, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Hunting girl. Young lady with gun
in hand and deg by her side. (I
28644, Mar. 8, 1909.)
June girl, Young woman sitting in
chair, holding American beauty rose.
(1 28640, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Young woman, Sstir-
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ARTHUR (JAMES )—Continued.
Mask girl. Young woman with mask
held in her hand. (I 28647, Mar. 8,
1909. )
March girl. Young woman walking,
skirts blown by wind. (I 28637, ‘Mar.
8, 1909.)
May girl. Young woman, standing
by window, holding back curtain. (I
28639, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Northern girl. Young woman in red
sweater, making snow balls. (I 28636,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Riding girl. Young woman in riding
‘costume, riding crop in one hand. (I
28645, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Skating girl. Young woman, skates
hung on her arm. (I 28649, Mar. 8,
1909. )
Ski girl. Young woman, long pole in
one hand. (I 28650, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Sleighing girl. Young woman seated
in sleigh, reins in one hand. (I 28635,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Welch rarebit. Young woman stir-
ring the contents of a chafing dish. (I
28646, Mar. 8, 1909.)
BARNES-CROSBY CO., Chicago, Ill. [7815
Heads of two ladies, in center is full
figure of a lady. (I 28391, Feb. 16,
1909. )
BECKWITH (CARROLL), New York, N. Y.
[7816
Nautilus (The) Partially nude fig-
ure of a woman holding aloft a nautilus
Shell. (I 28465, Feb. 19, 1909.)
BENNETT (JEANNE E.) and Hawks
(RacHEL M.), Baltimore, Md.
[7817
Kittikin. Small statue, a black cat
sitting on a throne. (I 28652, Mar. 8,
1909. )
BENTHEIM (CHARLES), Charlotte, N. C.
[7818, 7819
Millenium temple as described by
the profet Ezekiel in the year B. C.
587. Model of the central portions of
the Millenium temple. (I 28461, Feb.
16, 1909.)
Vance (Zebulon B.) Bas-relief me-
dallion with inscription around border.
(I 28386, Feb. 16, 1909.)
BLACKMORE (ARTHUR E.), New York,
INDY. [7820
At Virginia water. Ruined columns,
tall poplar trees, an old brick arch,
figures reclining and chatting. (I
28395, Feb. 17, 1909.)
BRAUN, CLEMENT & ©O., Paris, France.
[7821
Bouton de rose; by Victor Schramm.
Bust figure, nude, of a young girl en-
circled by a wreath of white roses.
(1 28541, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Brown & BIGELOW, St. Paul, Minn.
[7822-7851
Allow me.
the ice, one of the skates of the girl
has become unfastened. (I 28418, Feb.
18, 1909. ) °
Autumnal glories. In background
are trees, in foreground a small pond.
(I 28419, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Bertha. Young lady,
necked white sailor suit.
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Breach of promise.
scene, to the right are twelve dogs, rep-
resenting the jury. (I 28421, Feb. 18,
1909.) J
Bronk to breakfast.
several horses, on the ground two men
are. seated eating. (I 28422, Feb. 18,
1909.) - ,
Chieftain (The) Profile of old In-
dian chief showing head and shoulders.
(I 28423, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Diamonds are trump. Lady and
gentleman seated at a table on which
is lying a spray of roses. (I 28424,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Dog of a bachelor. Large dog sitting
in large chair with a pipe in his mouth.
(I 28425, Feb. 18, 1909.)
First wagon trail; by C. M. Russell.
Scene of the plains, three mounted In-
dians. (I 28417, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Game of hearts. Card table with
cards strewn over the top. Young
lady seated at table and young man sit-
ting on the left arm of her chair. (I
28426, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Girl in the moon; by Allan Gilbert.
Young man looking at moon in which
there is the outline of a girl’s face. (1-
28427, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Good combination. Young lady in
light shirt-waist suit, at her side is a
sack of flour. (I 28428, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Good friends.
lady is resting her head on the horse’s
head. (I 28429, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Harriet. Background water, in fore-
ground on a sailboat is a woman. (I
28430, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Helping mother. Kitchen scene, a
sack of flour and a table, a small girl
wearing short dress. (I 28431, Feb. 18,
1909.)
110
wears low
(I 28420,
Court room
Camp scene,
Head of horse, young
Small boy and girl on |
i FINE ARTS
‘ROS. 9-12, Mar., 1909
7863
SCC), CC
Brown & Bicer.ow—Continued.
_ Little difference of opinion. Young
lady and gentleman seated at a table,
back to back. (I 28432, Feb. 18, 1909.)
- Mantle of gold. Wood scene, to the
right aroad. (I 28433, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Martha. In background are trees
and a clubhouse, in foreground a young
lady holding tennis racket. (I 28434,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Old grist mill; by E. Lamasure. To
the right are trees and a small stone
mill. (I 284385, Feb. 18, 1909.)
. Old Kentucky home; by EH. Lama-
sure. A large stone house showing
rear entrance, in front of house are
trees. (I 28436, Feb. 18, 1909.)
_ Polly. Young lady in bathing, she
is holding on to the rope. (I 284387,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Runaways (The) Small boy and
girl in a canoe, the little girl is lean-
ing over edge picking water lilies. (I
28438, Feb. 18, 1909.)
’ Sunset in mid ocean. Ocean scene,
waves rolling high at sunset. (I
28439, Feb. 18, 1909.)
_ Thor. Race track scene, large horse
is held by colored boy. (I 28440, Feb.
18, 1909.)
Tired out. A large chair in which a
little girl has fallen asleep, in front of
the chair is a little boy asleep. (I
28441, Feb. 18, 1909.)
When the hours of the day are num-
bered; by EH. Lamasure. A _ road, to
the right a pasture enclosed by a rail
fence. (I 28448, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Where the river winds.
Showing background
28444, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Who’s afraid. Small boy and girl
feeding corn to a big turkey. (I 28445,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Winter evening; by H. Lamasure.
Hill covered with snow, in foreground
is a small pond. (I 28446, Feb. 18,
1909.) .
You’re going to take a journey.
Young lady and gentleman seated at
table, lady is holding a tea cup. (I
28442, Feb. 18, 1909.)
BROWNSCOMBE (JENNIE), New York,
NY. [7852
When skies are blue. Girl in riding-
habit standing in a gate-way with
Wood scene,
of trees. (I
CLosson (WM. B.), Magnolia, Mass.
[7853
His shadow. Small nude figure in a
glade of a forest, dancing to his
shadow. (I 283842, Feb. 10, 1909.)
CoLuier (P. EF.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[7854-7856
Japanese lady and blossoms; by
Sarah §S. Stilwell. Japanese lady on
her knees beside a jardiniere contain-
ing a Slender vine. (I 283888, Feb. 16,
1909.)
Night before; by Balfour Ker. Pres-
ident-elect Taft seated at a table, be-
hind him are Lincoln, Cleveland, and
McKinley. (I 28577, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Slide (The); by Charles Dana Gib-
son. An old man taking a slide on an
icy sidewalk. (I 28889, Feb. 16, 1909.)
CoNNET (ANDREW T.), Flemington,
[T7857
Same boys; on the left the Union
soldiers of 1861-5, and on the right the
members of Grand army of the repub-
lic. (I 28809, Feb. 8, 1909.)
Cox (Kenyon), New York, N. Y.
[7858
Judicial virtues. Standing erect is
a figure bearing triangle, to the right
is Learning and to the left, Courage.
(I 28576, Mar,. 2, 1909.)
CRANE (CHARLES R.), Chicago, Ill.
[7859
Girl with a wide brow and eyes,
seated in a large circular framework,
she holds ae eireular framework.
Painted by A. Mucha. (I 28568, Mar.
1, 1909.)
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y. [7860
Grandpa’s helper. Large fishing
boat in which is fisherman rowing, in
front of him stands a little girl. (I
28613, Mar. 5, 1909.)
CROWELL PUBLISHING co., New York,
IN. [7861
Old fashioned gown; by G. Patrick
Nelson. Little girl in an old-fashioned
gown. (I 28507, Feb. 28, 1909.)
DANNENBERG (GEORGE D.), New York,
N.Y. [7862
Bulliken. A statuette of a grotesque
bull dog with a broad grin on his face.
(I 283877, Feb. 15, 1909.)
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, III.
[7863
Gothic altar used in Roman Cath-
olic churches. Under altar table there
is a relief in center panel of Agnus Dei
whip carried back of head. (I 28543, | emblem with rays. (I 283738, Feb. 15,
‘Feb. 27, 1909.) 1909.)
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pt. Iv, n. S., v. 4
Day (Francis), New York, N. Y.
[7864-7865
Brother. Woman holding infant in
lap, little girl standing by her side.
(1 28540, Feb. 26, 1909.)
Fairy land. Girl and child in pro-
file. (I 28570, Mar. 1, 1909.)
DEVARE (HLIZABETH PETERSEN PR.),
New York, N. Y. [7866-7871
Bible allegories. Esau, representing
“Charity.” Head looking down, hair
and whiskers from lower temple down.
(I 28335, Feb. 2, 1909.)
Hager, representing “ Faith.”’
Head straight, a little lifted, eyes look-
ing straight ahead. (1 28332, Feb. 2,
1909.)
Jacob, representing “ Craft.”
Head bent a little forward, eyes look-
ing down, face smooth. (I 28334, Feb.
2, 1909.)
Malhalath, representing “ Har-
Head bent a little to the right,
countenance, eyes looking
(I 283386, Feb. 2,
mony.”
cheerful
straight forward.
1909. )
Simeon, representing “ Wis-
dom.” Head raised, eyes looking up,
hair and whiskers from temple down
to front. (1 283387. Feb. 2. 1909.)
Yshmael, representing ‘* Hope.”
Head straight, eyes looking straight
forward, face smooth. (I 28333, Feb.
2, 1909.)
DoweELL (HirHEL H.), Greeley, Colo.
[7872
Mariposa lily no. 2. Three Mari-
posa lily blossoms and two buds ar-
ranged about a rectangle. (I 28499,
Feb. 19, 1909. )
DUBUQUE ALTAR MFG. CO., Dubuque,
Iowa. [7873-7896
Gothic main altar no. 644. (I 28363,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
no. 1258. (I 28364, Feb. 138,
1909. )
——no. 1415. (I 283865, Feb. 13,
1909. )
——no. 1441. (I 28866, Feb. 13,
1909.)
——— 1444. (I 28367, Feb. 13,
1909. )
—no. 1445. (I 28368, Feb. 13,
1909. )
——no. 1453. (I 28456, Feb. 18,
1909. )
——no. 1460. (I 28459, Feb. 18,
1909. )
DUBUQUE ALTAR MFG. co.—Continued.
Gothic main altar no. 1482. (I
28451, Feb. 18, 1909.)
——no. 1484. (I 28450, Feb. 18,
1909. )
Gothic side altar no. 1056. (I 28369,
Feb. 13, 1909.)
no. 1432. (I 28452, Feb. 18,
1909. )
——no. 1440.» (1 28370, Hepa
1909. )
no. 1468. (I 28454, Feb. 18,
1909. )
no. 1471. (I 28453, Feb. 18,
1909.) ;
no. 1511. (I 28458, Feb. 18,
1909. )
Roman main altar no. 1236. (I 283871,
Feb. 13, 1909.)
no. 1309. (I 28521, Feb. 24,
1909.)
——no. 1452. (1 28518" fen, 2s
1909. )
no. 1510. (I 28517, Feb. 24,
1909.)
Roman side altar no. 1509. (I 28457,
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Side altar no. 1426.
18, 1909.)
Tudor Gothic altar no. 1473. (I
28519, Feb. 24, 1909.)
Tudor Gothic main altar no. 1348.
(I 28520, Feb. 24, 1909.)
DUNSMORE (JOHN WARD), New York,
We Ne [7897-7899
Battle of Springfield, N. J. 1780.
Yight between the Revolutionary sol-
diers and the British. (I 28408, Feb.
6, 1909.) Ter
Fox hunt at Mt. Vernon. Wash-
ington mounted on his horse is jump-
ing the high rail fence. (I 28410, Feb.
18, 1909.)
Huntsman (The) Old English
huntsman sitting surrounded by his
fox hounds. (I 28409, Feb. 6, 1909.)
DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR CO., New York,
Nid [7900
Before the show. Man engaged in
shaving. (I 28850, Feb. 12, 1909.)
EASTMAN (RoBERT P.), Syracuse, N. Y.
[7901
Teddy bear. Theodore Roosevelt,
the hair is drawn to represent the
figure of a bear. (I 28508, Feb. 23,
1909. )
(I 28455, Feb.
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Bos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
ELWELL (FRANK Epwin), Weehawken,
INN di [7902
Lincoln (Abraham), bronze statue.
Standing on a platform with his tall
hat in his right hand. (I 28382, Feb.
18, 1909; 1 photo Jan. 15, 1909.)
Evans (RupoieH), Scarboro, N. Y.
Adams (Maud) Bronze portrait
head appearing as a fragment in
sculpture. (I 28464, Feb. 19, 1909.)
‘Finpitay (J. L.), Boston, Mass. [7904
_ Highland dance. A Scotch dance in
eostume, showing four couples danc-
Ing. (I 28544, Feb. 27, 1909.)
FORBES LITHO. MFG. CO., Boston, Mass.
[7905
_ Bess. Lady in low-necked gown,
with fur boa over her shoulders. (I
(28587, Mar. 3, 1909.)
GALLAGHER (FARRELL JOHN), Somer-
ville, Mass. [7906
Steering. Girl and man inclosed in
‘@ircle, girl steering boat. (I 28390,
‘Feb. 16, 1909.)
pore (GILBERT D.), St. Paul, Minn.
| [7907
-Cross the line. Man dressed as a
Beemer with satchel in hand is step-
‘ping across boundary. (I 28383, Feb.
4, 1909; 1 photo Feb. 3, 1909.)
Guont (PIETRO), New Orleans, La.
| [7908
Flower pot. Piece of statuary; gen-
eral shape is an inverted and imper-
fect truncated cone. (I 28310, Feb. 8,
1909.)
GILLIN PRINTING co., New York, N. Y.
[7909
Happy home. Scene showing three
People taking tea, two of the figures
seated. (I 28387, Feb. 16, 1909.)
‘Gottanp’s (I.) sons & co., New York,
} ey ge [7910-7912
Dancing girl. Two men and a girl,
the latter in Salome costume. (I
28515, Feb. 24, 1909.)
_. Sheath girl. Two men and a girl,
girl wears a sheath skirt and carries a
parasol. (I 28513, Feb. 24, 1909.)
Yama Yama girl. Two men and a
girl, the latter in Yama Yama costume.
(I 28514, Feb. 24, 1909.)
Gray (CHARLES P. and NoRMAN D.),
West Chester, Pa. [7913
Noah’s ark picture, no. 2. <A series
of animal forms. (I 28323, Feb. 9,
1909.)
Bi esa 09-<--3
FINE ARTS
7925
GRUND (ADOLPH R.), St. Louis, Mo.
[7914
I am the true vine. Mental vision
of the artist, of the man Jesus Christ.
(I 288538, Feb. 18, 1909.)
GUSTIN (EH. W.), New York, N. Y.
[7915
Blufunk. Model, pedestal having
two steps, seated on pedestal is Blu-
funk. (I 28525, Feb. 19, 1909.)
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York, N. Y.
[7916-7920
Belarius: Hail, thou fair heaven!
by Edwin A. Abbey. Standing figure
of man with hands uplifted. (1 28427,
Feb. 25, 1909.)
Henry VIII and Anne Bullen; by
Edwin A. Abbey. King Henry VIII &
woman seated, he holds her hand,
curtain at back of picture. (I 28497,
Feb. 19, 1909.)
Iachimo steais from the trunk; by
Hdwin A. Abbey. A sleeping woman
on bed, a figure in background opening
lid of trunk. (I 28526, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Imogen: Ho, who’s here? by Edwin
A. Abbey. Figure of woman in man’s
dress, drawing a short sword. (I
28528, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Katherine of Aragon; by Edwin A.
Abbey. Female figure seated in large
chair by lattice window. (I 28498,
Feb. 19, 1909. )
HauFrr (CHARLES H.), London, Eng-
land. [7921, 7922
Caught napping. In foreground man
seated in chair before fireplace fast
asleep. (I 28875, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Two souls with but one thought.
Two men seated at a table both cast-
ing loving glance at young girl. (I
283876, Feb. 15, 1909.)
Hawks (Mrs. ARTHUR), Ruxton, Md.
[7923, 7924
Billy Possum. Base of paper weight,
possum modeled in high relief, lying
on his side. (I 28586, Feb. 26, 1909.)
A plaster plack with tree and
possum in low relief, possum hanging
by tail from limb of tree. (I 28535,
Feb. 26, 1909.)
HIRSCHBERG (CARL), Buffalo, N. Y.
[7925
Big catch; four children on shore,
boy and girl carrying a net which con-
tains a baby. (I 28622, March 6,
1909. )
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Hoven (Kreprrick Ernst), Duluth,
Minn. [7926
Ancient Arabic order of nobles of the
mystic shrine, new design and model
of the established emblem. (I 28575,
Mar. 2, 1909.)
Hunt (EstHER), New York, N. Y.
[7927-71938
Accident (The) Jap child, bending
over parasol. (I 28555, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Celebrating. Child holding string of
fire-crackers. (1 28550, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Chinese lantern. Jap child, carries
in left hand lantern. (I 28552, Feb.
27, 1909.)
Getting acquainted. Jap child watch-
ing green parrot. (I 28547, Feb. 27,
1909. )
Going visiting. Jap child, has kitten
in right hand. (I 285538, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Gold fish. Two Jap children stand-
ing by round top table. (I 28556, Feb.
21, 1909.)
Good night. Jap child, holding can-
dle. (I 28551, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Greetings. Jap child, holding fan
over head. (I 28554, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Investigation (An) Jap child, stand-
ing back of large vase. {i 28549, Feb.
27, 1909.)
Lighting up. Jap child holding a
lantern. (I 28548, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Little mother. Jap child carrying
baby on back. (I 28546, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Toy balloon. Jap child holding a
string attached to balloon. (I 28545,
Feb. 27, 1909.)
Huyiers, New York, N. Y. [7939
Hearts. A cupid at each end holding
ribbon streamer, a heart a little from
the hand of each cupid. (I 28416, Feb.
18, 1909. )
JOHNSON & JOHNSON, New Brunswick,
Nek [7940
Daily troubles. Man having the half
of his face covered with lather. (I
28352, Feb. 12, 1909.)
KEHELEY (WILLIAM Marion), Atlanta,
Ga. [7941
Preparation (The) Interior church
scene, preacher in pulpit, above con-
gregation appears angel as in a cloud.
(I 28388, Feb. 10, 1909. )
KOHN BROTHERS, Chicago, Il.
[7942-7952
Bathing scene. Young man talking
to lady in bathing suit. (I 28403, Feb.
17, 1909. )
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KoHN BROTHERS—Continued.
Board walk scene. Lady and gentle-
man in wheel-chair being pushed by @
negro attendant. (I 28396, Feb. 1%
1909. )
Fall scene. Two men wearing heayy
overcoats. (I 28404, Feb. 17, 1909.) 7%
Looking scene. Two men standing
looking at piece of statuary. (I 28400,
Feb. 17, 1909.) a
Outdoor scene. Two men standing,
one with both hands in pockets. (f
28399, Feb. 17, 1909.) .
Promenade scene. Man and woman
walking, lady holding dog on long chain,
(I 28406, Feb. 17, 1909. )
Racing scene. Two men wearing
overcoats, walking with lady between
them. (I 28402, Feb. 17, 1909.)
Racing scene. Young man and lady
standing, looking at some object in dis
tance. (I 28401, Feb, 17, 1909.)
Saluting scene. Two men standing
as if saluting some one. (I 28405,
Keb. 17, 1909.) |
Street scene. Two men and woman,
one man holding magazine and cane.
(I 28898, Feb. 17, 1909.) }
Traveling scene. Two men standing,
one consulting time table. (I 28397,
Feb. 17, 1909.)
i
aul
IKUNST- & VERLAGSANSTALT, (SCHAAR &
DATHE), Trier, Germany.
[7953-7972
Adam & Eve in Paradise. The three
persons of God, with a group of angels
right and left. (I 28481, Feb. 19;
1909.)
Adoration of the Wise men from the
Hast. The Wise men are kneeling be-
fore the child of God. (I 28474, .Feb.
19, 1809.)
Annunciation of the birth of Jesus
to Mary. Mary is sitting on a bench,
an angel appears, announcing to her
the birth of Jesus. (I 28486, Feb. 19,
1909. )
Christ anointed by a penitent woman.
Christ lying on a couch, to the left
Magdalene anointing Christ’s feet. (I
28479, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Christ appointing Peter chief of the
church. Peter kneeling before Christ
who is standing in the center. (I
28478, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Christ bearing the cross. Christ bent
down by the weight of the cross, a sol-
dier leads Christ. (I 28467, Feb. 19,
1909.)
A FINE
nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
Kunst- & VERLAGSANSTALT, (ScHaar &
DaTHE)—Continued.
Christ teaching the apostles the
rd’s prayer. Christ, standing, his
hands folded in prayer. (I 28480, Feb.
19, 1909.)
_ Christ teaching the children in the
temple. Christ is surrounded by chil-
dren and people. (I 28477, Feb. 19,
1809. ) ;
_ Christening. A priest christening a
ehild. (I 28468, Feb. 19, 1909.)
— Communion of the saints in heaven.
In center, the one God in three per-
sons, on both sides saints and angels
in groups. (I 28472, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Consecration during holy mass. A
priest at the altar raising the Holy
Bread in the center. (I 28469, Feb.
19, 1909.)
Deluge (The) On the top of a rock,
the only spot still above water are
crowded men, women, and children.
(I 28483, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Going to church on Sunday morn-
ing. A group of villagers going to
church, in background the village
church. (I 28473, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Holy family at Nazareth. Center
figure is Christ when a boy carrying
‘wood into the house. (I 28475, Feb.
19, 1909.)
Holy family praying in the temple.
Joseph, Christ, and Mary kneeling in
a line offering prayers. (I 28476, Feb.
19, 1909. )
Institution of the sacrament of holy
confirmation. Christ assembled with
‘the Apostles, is in the center of the
‘group. (I 28470, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Last judgment. Heaven, God assem-
/bled with the saints. (I 28484, Feb.
119, 1909.)
_ Priest administering the Extreme
|Unction. A priest and the relatives of
'a dying woman are grouped around her
Ibed. (I 28471, Feb. 19, 1909.)
| Reception of Mary. The child Mary,
a burning candle in her hand, is re-
eeived by the high priest. (1 28485,
Feb. 19, 1909.)
| Temptation in Paradise. Eve is
/ breaking an apple from a tree, which
)She is handing to. Adam. (I 28482,
Feb. 19, 1909.)
KUNSTANSTALT TROWITZSCH
Frankfort-on-the-Oder,
& SOHN,
Germany.
[7973-7982
Beethoven (Ludwig van) ; by Robert
Hahn. Bust, head uncovered, wavy
hair, face bearing a thoughtful expres-
Sion. (I 28495, Feb. 19, 1909.)
ARTS
7989
KUNSTANSTALT TROWITZSCH & SOHN—
Continued.
Friihlingsabend (Evening in spring) ;
by Max Pietschmann. Three young
girls walking on a country road, bloom-
ing trees are on both sides. (I 28488,
Feb. 19, 1909.)
Golgatha; by Hermann Clements.
The crucifixion, Christ looking toward
heaven is the center figure, mother
Mary has fainted. (I 28491, Feb. 19,
1909.)
Heimkehr vom fischmarkt (The re
turn from the fish market); by Edm.
Louyot. Three fisher girls of specific
Dutch type carrying baskets filled with
fish. (I 28490, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Mondaufgang; by Wilhelm TFeld-
mann. Night scene. <A cornfield, the
rising moon is partly covered by clouds.
(I 28487, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Schiferin; by Alberto Gessner. A
shepherd girl in sitting position, one
hand resting in her lap. (I 28494.
Feb. 19, 1909.)
Schelm (Der), (Wicked); by Franz
Pernat. Wickedly laughing young girl
holding a jumping-jack. (I 28493, Feb.
19, 1909.)
Sehnsucht (Longing) ; by Max Non-
nenbruch. Girl in Roman costume,
Lead ornamented with a laurel-wreath.
(I 28492, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Sommernacht (Summer night); by
Max Pietschmann. <A party of three, |
a table with some fruit, flowers and
wine. (I 28489, Feb. 19, 1909.)
Wagner (Richard) ; by Robert Hahn.
Bust, head turned to left, and covered
by the characteristic baret. (1 23496,
Feb. 19, 1909.)
LAMASURE (EpwINn), Washington, D. C.
[7983
Fall landscape,
(I 28557, Feb. 27,
Brook in autumn.
brook at right.
1909. )
LIFE PUB. cO., New York, N. Y.
[7984-7989
Glass that cheers. A very pretty
girl, head only, looking into a hand
glass. (I 28633, Mar. 8, 1909.)
March of fashion; by A. D. Blash-
field. Fashion temple from the doors
of which emerge a procession of people
clothed in various styles. (I 28634,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Moving day, March 4th; by Wm. H.
Walker. Mr. Roosevelt moving away
from the White House, Mr. Taft wav-
ing farewell. (I 28511, Feb. 28, 1909.)
115
7990
LIFE PUB. co.—Continued.
Regular meeting of the Ananias
elub; by Wm. H. Walker. Famous
liars of contemporaneous _ history,
mural decorations show a heroic figure
resembling Roosevelt. (I 28847, Feb.
12, 1909. )
Some day; by Harry Praut Dart.
Bird’s-eye view of New York and neigh-
boring cities, when transportation is
made easy by flying machines. (I
28558, Feb. 27, 1909.)
Uncle’s rescue; by C. Broughton.
Mr. Taft rescuing Uncle Sam from the
clutches of an active child. (I 28512,
Feb. 28, 1909.)
Lipton (Marcus), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[7990
God of smiles; statuary in relief
showing smiling face of William H.
Taft. (I 28585, Feb. 23, 1909; 1 photo
Mar. 3, 1909.)
irre CW."T.) & co., New York, WN: Y.
[7991-7993
Guard trust co. building in Philadel-
phia. Bird’s-eye view. (I 28615, Mar.
5, 1909.)
Lafayette college, Eastern, Pa.
Bird’s-eye view. (I 285380, Feb. 25,
1909. )
university, Canton,
(I 28529, Feb.
St. Lawrence
N. Y. Bird’s-eye view.
25, 1909.)
Lone (FERDINAND G.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[7994
Bill. Model, small squat fat figure
of Mr. Taft seated in a chair. (I
28522, Feb. 25, 1909.)
Loomis (CHARLES BaTTELL), Leonia,
INS ed. [7995, 7996
Salamandergundi (The). Grotesque
animal with full grinning lips. (I
28355, Feb. 18, 1909.)
Salamandergundi. A statue of a gro-
tesque animal with full grinning lips.
(I 28589, Feb. 26, 1909.)
LUCKY SPUD co., Boston, Mass. [7997
Lucky spud. Drawn and modeled
from a potato resembling a human
form. (I 28407, Feb. 15, 1909.)
McKeLt (JAMES C.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[7998
Badger fight. A scene of western
life, a group of cowboys, Indians, and
half breeds surrounding a box. (I
28303, Feb. 6, 1909; 1 photo. Feb. 25,
1909.)
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|
MacLELLAN (HENRY WARD), New
York, Ni '¥ [7999
Bowling in Madison Square Gar-
den, New York. Men bowling on al-
leys at tenpins before an audience,
(1 27217,- Oct. 19, 19083 "4. pote: Feb.
24, 1909.)
MARCHAND (JOHN NoRVAL), Westport
Conn. [8000
Pony head; statuary, western pony’s”
head with split ear bridle on, mouth
open and nostrils spread. (I 28586,
Mar. 3, 1909.) é
MEISTER (GEBRUDER), Koblenz, Ger-
many. [8001
Abend an der Mosel; by P. Hey. An
idyllic place on the banks of the Mosel, :
a group of friends sitting at a table.
(I 28569, Mar. 1, 1909.) (
MELIODON (JULES A.), New York, N. Y.~
[8002
Patrie to those who died for her.
The Patrie represented by a veiled
woman raises a palm and laurel |
branch. (I 28394, Feb. 17, 1909.)
MENTZER (WILLIAM AUSTIN), Chicago. —
Ill. [8003
Smell Lee. Model, an incense
burner, Chinese figure on sextagon
base. (I 28531, Feb. 10, 1909.)
MERRIAM (JoHN W.) & co., New York,
bya i [8004, 8005
King Lud of Ireland. A _ typical”
specimen of the English bulldog of the
bench show type standing on a mam--
moth shamrock. (I 28348, Feb. 11,
1909. ) |
Sign of the bull dog. A dog house,
in the doorway of which is bull dog.
(I 28881, Feb. 15, 1909.)
MiItTcHELL (Eva B.), Riverside, Il.
[8006, 8007
Match for you. A devil sitting on
a block leaning his elbows on a bowl
that is ornamented with imps. (I
28447, Feb. 18, 1909.) |
Sold out. Statue of three news
boys the one in the middle having sold
out. (I 28824, Feb. 9, 1909.)
Moore (Francis P.), New York, N. Y.
[8008
Memorial to founders, faculty and
patrons of St. Joseph’s Seminary at
Troy, N. Y. (I 28308, Feb: 8, 1909;)@
Moran (THOMAS), New York, N. Y.
£8009
Cliffs of Green river, Wyoming; —
cliffs occupy middle of picture and are
reflected in the river, trees upon the
banks. (I 28574, Mar. 2, 1909.)
:
;
‘nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
Morr (Priacipo), New York, N. Y.
[8010
Lineoln (Abraham). Bust on ped-
estal on which appears the words One
man. (I 28346, Feb. 12, 1909.)
Mott (J. L.) IRON works, New York,
ia
[8011
Dancing boy. Nude boy of tender
years, he is dancing with glee, balanc-
ing himself upon his left foot. (I
28463, Feb. 19, 1909.)
NIEMAN (CHAUNCY WELLS), New
Werk IN. YY. [8012
Stenographer. Relief plaque of a
female figure seated before a _ type-
writer. (I 28504, Feb. 23, 1909.)
NorkRIS AND WINTER, Washington, D. C.
[8013
Runner at set; the hands rest on the
starting line, while the feet are braced
for a quick start. (I 283811, Feb. 8,
1909. )
NORTHWESTERN KNITTING Co., Minne-
apolis, Minn, [8014-8017
Munsing cupids. 1-5. Little girls
and boys in union suits. (I 283856—
28360, Feb. 138, 1909.)
PACIFIC COAST CONDENSED MILK ©CO.,
Seattle, Wash. [8018
Carnation pastures. A flat open
country with one hill in background,
in foreground, a number of cattle. (I
28449, Feb. 18, 1909.)
PAINTER (BLANCHE), Osceola, Iowa.
[8019
Floral design. A _ series of kite-
shaped figures arranged concentrically
from a central point. (I 28374, Feb.
15, 1909.)
PENNUCccI (ANDREA), Boston, Mass.
[8020
Lincoln (Abraham) Bust on base
draped with American flag, sur-
mounted by American eagle. (I 28341,
Feb. 10, 1909.)
Pumirs (J. CAMPBELL), [United
States] [8021
Her portrait.
large feather fan.
1909. )
Girl seated, holds
(I 28466, Feb. 19,
PHILLIPS (SAm’L H.), Toledo, Ohio.
[8022
Fort Meigs restored as it was in
1813. Eight block-houses, six batteries
and one mortar battery. (I 28460,
Feb. 15, 1909.)
’ FINE ARTS
8039
PLAvuT (L.) & co., New York,.N. Y.
[8023-8027
Model. — Body. — Can-
(I 28411-28415,
Electrolier :
opy.—Globe.—Head.
Feb. 18, 1909.)
Porter (S. S.), Salt Lake City, Utah.
[8028, 8029
Forming the heel. Pasture showing
eattle in the distance with trees on the
right, a Dutch girl and dog standing
in the foreground. (I 283861, Feb. 18,
1909. )
Truant fisherman. Pasture with
stream, two boys fishing. (I 283862,
Feb. 138, 1909.)
Proctor (ALEXANDER PHIMISTER), Bed-
ford ;N.Y: [8030, 8031
Charging elephant. Statue, elephant
with head up, his trunk in the air as if
in the act of striking. (I 28384, Feb.
16, 1909.)
Silver king. Statuette, a tarpon as
he is leaping from the water. (I 28385,
Feb. 16, 1909.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [8032
Some laws of the kingdom. Two
men in oriental costume meeting on a
country road. (I 28378, Feb. 15, 1909.)
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO., Newark,
INS li: [8033
Strength of Gibraltar. Rock of Gib-
raltar with couple of war ships pass-
ing. (1 28879; Feb. 15, 1909.)
TutnNAM (ARTHUR), San Francisco,
Cal. [8034, 8035
Puma. Statue, stretched on slab
body resting a little on right side. (I
28340, Feb. 10, 1909.)
Wild cat. Statue, reclining on slab,
bedy lying in curve to right. (I 28339,
Feb. 10, 1909.)
QUINBY (FREDERICK J.), Boston, Mass.
[8036
He strode away followed by his big
dog; by A. C. Machefert. Man with a
heavy beard carrying a gun under his
right arm, a dog following at his side.
(1 38898, Feb. 17, 1909.)
RICHERMOZ (DUBRUJEAUD JEAN),
Paris, France. [8037-8039
Dogs on point; by Thomas Cartier.
Two pointers, one crouching with his
body touching the ground. (J 28561,
Mar. 1, 1909.)
Lion (The); by Thomas Cartier.
Male lion, the hind quarters are set
and in a crouching position. (I 28559,
Mar. 1, 1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8040
RICHERMOZ (DUBRUJEAUD JEAN )—Con.
Lion at bay; by Thomas Cartier.
Figure of a male lion in a fighting at-
titude. (I 28560, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Rocers (WILLIAM A.), New York, N. Y.
[8040
Bumblepuppy. A small statue of an
imaginary composite creature having
head and legs of a puppy. (I 28505,
Feb. 3, 1909.)
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago, Il. [8041
Men who are doing the work of the
world. A group of six men gathered
around a table. (I 28524, Feb. 25,
1909. )
RUSSIAN CAVIAR CO., New York, N. Y.
[8042
Caviar cooler or fern dish; dish,
oval in shape, decorations composed of
two sturgeons, the two tails forming a
handle at each end. (I 28573, Feb. 19,
1909. )
SCHREYVOGEL (CHAS.), Hoboken, N. J.
[ 8043-8045
Fight for water. A fallen Indian and
horse, a trooper on rearing horse firing
at Indian. (I 28532, Feb. 26, 1909.)
Lost despatches. A trooper pulling
up his horse, Indians in background.
(I 28533, Feb. 26, 1909.)
Run for the post. Scout in fore-
ground and three troopers chased by
Indians. (I 28534, Feb. 26, 1909.)
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES)
Works IND oY: [8046
War clouds; by N. C. Wyeth. An
Indian warrior holding spear, stand-
ing on a rock in front of his horse’s
head. (I 28632, Mar. 8, 1909.)
SONS, New
SCUDDER (JANET), New York, N. Y.
[8047, 8048
Design for wall fountain. Small
boy standing on a pedestal in a niche,
boy playing a flute. (I 28509, Feb.
23, 1909.)
Design for wall fountain. Small
boy seated on a pedestal contained in
an upper basin. (I 28510, Feb. 23,
1909. )
SIMARD (A. F.), Claremont, N. H.
[8049
Church & State greatest factors in
moulding out most perfect type of
Christian civilization; pair of scales,
on left is a pulpit in which stands a
preacher, on right a rostrum in which
stands goddess of justice. (I 28572,
Feb. 27, 1909; 1 photo Feb. 18, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
SmitH (Dr Cost), New York, N. Y.
[8050
Rallying point. A mounted Indian
on the brow of a hill. (I 28523, Feb.
23, 1909.)
STEARNS (FREDERICK) & co., Detroit,
Mich. [8051
Reminder (A) Young woman, look-
ing directly at the foreground toward
which she is pointing. (I 28349, Feb.
12, 1909.)
Taytor (Houston), Atlanta, Ga.
{8052
Ideal American. Two columns sup-
porting lintel which supports arch,
eagle under arch, two American flags
hanging from lintel. (I 28589, Mar.
5, 1909.)
THULLEN (J. H.), Bellefourche, S.
Dak. [8053
Trapped. Two coyotes on a small
knoll; near one of the coyotes is the
earcass of a steer. (I 28354, Feb. 13,
1909. )
TorREY (GEORGE BurroucHs), New
VOrk, Na oe [8054
Still (Andrew Taylor) Standing by
table holding staff and pointing to some
bones on table. (I 28009, Jan. 4, 1909;
1 photo Feb. 12, 1909.)
TurNER (C. Y.), New York, N. Y.
[8055°
Moira. Young woman sits at a spin-
ning wheel. (I 28542, Feb. 27, 1909.)
ULLMAN MFG. Co., New York, N. Y.
[8056, 8057
Hold still; statuary, little girl but-
toning drawers of baby sister, whose
back is turned. (I 28628, Mar. 6,
1909. )
Little mason wearing his first pin;
statuary, little boy with square cap on
his head, diaper fastened with large
safety pin. (I 28624, Mar. 6, 1909.) -
INIVERSITY ART SHOP, INC., Chicago,
Tit [ 8058-8060
Cupid of the car, no. 1385. Cupid
driving an auto car in the air, (1
28322, Jan. 20, 1909.)
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Goddess of hearts, no. 115. Young.
girl with cap on head sitting on a
mantle. (I 28320, Jan. 20, 1909.)
Queen of hearts, no. 119. Young lady
sitting before a mirror made in shape’
of a heart. (I 28821, Jan. 20, 1909.)
118
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nos. 9-12, Mar., 1909
:
3
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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, Madison,
Wis. [8061, S062
Baraboo range of Wisconsin. Model
of the range which is a monadnock of |
Huronian sediments rising above the
Laurentian peneplain. (I 28503, Feb.
12, 1909.)
Lake Superior region.
ing the basin of Lake Superior and
part of Lake Michigan. (I 28502, Feb.
1, 1909.)
Van NostrRaAnpD (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
[8063, 8064
Workers series, no. 14. A baker
carrying a tray of pies.
J, 1909.)
— no. 15. Man sitting on the run-
ning board of an automobile. (I
28566, Mar. 1, 1909.)
(I 28567, Mar.
Von ROSENBERG (OTTO), St. Louis, Mo.
[8065
Spirit of the West. Shade of an In-
dian of heroic size, bow in hand, is
gazing over land which once belonged
to his people. (I 28538, Feb. 26, 1909.)
Wartrous (Harry W.), New York, N. Y.
[8066
Some little talk of me and thee there
was. Two girls in riding habits fac-
ing each other seated at small dark
wood table. (I 28372, Feb. 15, 1909.)
WEBSTER (FREDERIC §S.), Pittsburgh,
a: [S067
Prince Don: The peacemaker. Eng-
lish pointer dog in act of pointing, with
left fore foot raised. (I 28319, Jan.
20, 1909; 1 photo Feb. 8, 1909.)
Model show- |
| Kdward I.
| tume seated in a chair.
ARTS
SO0T4
WetcH (Max. J.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[S068
Show down. Lady and gentleman
playing a game of cards. (I 28614,
Mar. 5, 1909.)
WESTERLY GRANITE CO., Boston, Mass.
[S069
Monument of Gothic style of archi-
tecture similar to tomb in Westminster
Abbey erected to the grandchildren of
(I 28462, Feb. 19, 1909.)
WHITEHEAD AND Hoag co., Newark,
IN: di [S070
Frances. Young lady with fluffy
hair slightly parted in the center, her
neck and shoulders are exposed. (I
28516, Feb. 24, 1909.)
WHITTEMORE (WM. J.), New York,
IN ies [8071
Coquette. Young girl in empire cos-
(I 28506, Feb.
23, 1909.)
| WILLET STAINED GLASS CO., Pittsburg,
Pa: [8072
Apocalypse (The); by William Wil-
let. Three panels: right panel, The
priest; center panel, The king; left
panel, The conqueror. (I 28392, Feb.
17, 1909.)
WINTERBOTHAM (JOSEPH H.), Chicago,
Il. [8073
Faith, hope and charity. Cross, a
heart and an anchor. (I 28501, Feb.
| 20, 1909.)
WoLrF & co., Philadelphia, Pa. [8074
Three peaches. Boy and girl on a
log, girl is offering boy a peach. (I
| 28500, Feb. 20, 1909.)
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph each
and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1909
——___.
O
£19
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vd ,,
8075-11636
MmoRARY OF- CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
AND OF JUNE 30, 1906
PART 4:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS;
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 13-17
APRIL, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1909
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 4, is arranged in two alphabets of
proprietors, with subalphabets of titles as follows:
ey ~ A ae
I. Containing titles for Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos
fas
SS
and Lithographs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (giving a list of the photographs deposited accord-
ing to law with the applications for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, ;
Statuary, and Models or Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine Arts).
The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconven-
ience of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engrav-
ings, Cuts and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the
last issue, are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet. The entries for Fine Arts
will be found in a separate alphabet following this.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue
on account of necessary correspondence.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
receipt of copies is always omitted when the copies are received on the day of entry.
The notice, after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copyright by Fred W. Adams,
ile Mont.
Class H, XXe, no. 124424, Mar. 20, 1909; 2 copies received Mar. 20,
ADAMS (FRED W.), Forsythe, Mont.
[SOT5—SOT6 |
F. & C. C. railroad, Cripple Creek, |
Colo. 1, 2.
1909. )
ADCROFTERS, Omaha, Nebr.
Horses head.
(H 124424, 124425, Mar. 20,
[SOTT
1909. )
ALDEN (AvuGustTus E.) Boston, Mass. |
[SOT8, SOT9
Winchester, Mass. 1, 2. (H 124463,
124464, Mar. 20, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
10, 1909.)
ALDRICH
Wash. [8080, S081
facomms Washi) it 2 (H 121228,
121229, Jan. 4, 1909; 2 ec. of each Mar.
9, 1909.)
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADY’G Co., New
work. W. Y. [8082
Ready to go. 74111, Mar. 6,
1909).
CEyvnon 1.) JE.,
(F
AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[SOS3-S115 |
(F 74512, |
| (F 75341, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Are you a photographer.
Mar. 16, 1909.)
(G 21236, Mar. 29, |
Tacoma, |
Dress this figure and win a prize. |
(Bf 75337, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Foxy Grandpa.
1909 ; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1909.)
— (F 74694, Mar. 23, 1909;
Mar. 22, 1909.)
— (F 75109, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan is wooing Suzanne.
(F 74910, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan makes no headway.
(F 74691, Mar. 23, 1909.)
Jimmy. (F 74445, Mar. 15, 1909.)
(F 74689, Mar. 23, 1909.)
(F 74912, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Katzenjammer kids out west.
74688, Mar. 23, 1909.)
—— (F 74908, Mar. 30, 1909.)
2 3
(F
(F 74494, Mar. 15, |
AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
Katzenjammer kids take in the falls.
(F 74448, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Katzenjammers in Yellowstone park.
(EF 74510, Mar. 16, 1909.)
March is the month of blow and
bluster. (EF 74440, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Matter of whiskers. (F 75342, Apr.
12, 1909.)
Oh Winnie. (F 74439, Mar. 138,
1509. )
(Ff 74690, Mar. 23, 1909.)
Police. (F 74693, Mar. 23, 1909.)
’"Scuse me Mr. Johnson. (F 74441,
Mar. 138, 1909.)
(F 74511, Mar. 16, 1909.)
—— (F 74692, Mar. 25, 1909.)
(F 74809, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Sliding breeches are now the thing.
(F 74913, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Trim this and win your Easter hat,
free. (FF 74244, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Trim this spring hat. (¥f
Apr. 5, 1909.)
What ho! ’Tis the duke of Spaghetti!
75108,
Widow Perkins and her dog Violet.
| (F 74442, Mar. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 74508, Mar. 16, 1909.)
(F 74911, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Wooing of Suzanne. (F 74444, Mar.
13, 1909.)
(F 74509, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Yes, sir! The Katzenjammer kids
are stilk out west. (F 75338, Apr. 12,
1909.)
| AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE CO., New
York N. ¥: [7116, 8117
American home magazine. Cover
| design.
Mar. 1909. Vol. VI, no. III.
(F 74504, Mar. 6, 1909.)
—— April, 1909, Vol.
(F 75212, Apr. 9, 1909.)
ViI,4, nos, EY:
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8118
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER, New
York. N.. Y:
Ain’t it?
Ain’t you sorry?
1909. )
—— (F T4779, Mar.
—— (F 74903, Mar.
—— (F 74982, Apr.
—— (F 74998, Apr.
—— (F 75147, Apr.
And not only that.
17, 1909.)
— (F 746381, Mar.
—— (Ff 74697, Mar.
—— (F 74811, Mar.
—— (F 75001, Apr.
==, ( BY 75152, Apr.
CE (a2 VAr.
Courteous cop.
1909.)
—— (F 74802, Mar.
—— (Ff 74348, Mar.
(F 74490, Mar.
Daily health hint.
15, 1909.)
—— (F 74514, Mar.
— (F 74568, Mar.
—— (F 74665, Mar.
—— (Ff 74808, Mar.
— (F 74951, Mar.
—— (F 75000, Apr.
Day with Roosevelt in Italy.
75148, Apr. 7, 1969.)
—— (F 75207, Apr.
Do you know this man?
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Dog he left behind.
24, 1909.)
(F 74396,
(Ff 74410, Mar. 12,
(F 748386, Mar.
—— (F 74904, Mar.
[8118-8279
Mar. 11, 1909.)
25, 1909.)
30, 1909.)
1, 1909.)
2, 1909.)
i 13083
(F 74551, Mar.
20, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
2, 1909.)
7, 1909.)
9, 1909.)
(F 74238, Mar. 8,
9, 1909.)
10, 1909.)
15, 1909.)
(F 74491, Mar.
16, 1909.)
18, 1909.)
22, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
31, 1909.)
2, 1909.)
(Fk
8, 1909.)
(F 74239,
24, 19909)
30, 1909.)
(FE 74728, Mar.
Dough family and the Dubb family.
(F 74516, Mar. 16, 1909.)
—— (F 74605, Mar.
— (F 74806, Mar.
Haster hats! (F
1909. )
Excuse club. (F
1909. )
— (F 743891, Mar.
— (F 74695, Mar.
—— (F 75015, Apr.
19, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
753848, Apr. 12,
74242, Mar. 8,
11, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
3, 1909.)
Extracts from a married man’s let-
ters.
(EK 74666, Mar.
(F 74780, Mar.
22, 1909.)
25, 1909.)
pt. TV. DOS wee
A MERICAN-JOURNAL-WXAMINER—Contd.
Fond farewell.
1909. )
Gimlet
1909. )
—— (F 74305,
—— (F 74858,
—— (If 74487,
—— (F 74515,
—— (F 74608,
—— (F 74633,
—— (F 74667,
—— (Ff 74781,
(EF 74837,
—— (F 74885,
—— (F 74950,
club... (Ge
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
(F 74905, Mar.
(F 74781, Mar. 25,
Mar.
30, 1909.)
74202, Mar. 6,
9, 1909.)
10, 1909.)
18, 1909.)
16, 1909.)
19, 1909.)
20, 1909.)
22, 1909.)
24, 1909.)
27, 1909.)
29, 1909.)
31, 1909.)
(F 75112, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Greatest show on earth, the tariff
eireus.
Groucho the monk.
10, 1909.)
—— (F 74569, Mar.
(F 75003, Apr. 2, 1909.)
(IF 74352, Mar.
18, 1909.)
—— (F 74985, Apr. 1, 1909.)
Hall Room boys. (F 74306, Mar. 9,
1909.)
aaah ()
eee gf
cea 6
eee §
er
ee (et
BEM a (0
eee wey
74438,
74552,
74668,
74810,
74956,
75118,
75151,
75247,
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Henpecko the monk.
6, 1909.)
—— (F 74517, Mar.
—— (KF 74838, Mar.
—— (Ff 75126, Apr.
—— (F 75216, Apr.
How to be happy,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18, 1909.)
17, 1909.)
22, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
31, 1909.)
5, 1909.)
7, 1909.)
10, 1909.)
(F 74203, Mar.
16, 1909.)
27, 1909.)
6, 1909.)
9, 1909.)
though married.
(F 75219, Apr. 9, 1909.)
If it weren’t for father.
Mar. 8, 1909.)
(EF 75127, Apr.
Kidnapping of His
74841, Mar. 27, 1909.)
122
(F 74395, Mar.
— (F 74492, Mar.
— (F 74609, Mar.
—— (EF 74727, Mar.
—— (F 74886, Mar.
—— (If 75002, Apr.
(F 742438,
11, 1909.)
15, 1909.)
19, 1909.)
24, 1909.)
29, 1909.)
2, 1909.)
6, 1909.)
Policies. (EF
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont'd.
Knocko the monk. (F 750138, Apr. 3,
1909. )
(F 75110, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Mary’s home from _ college. (F
743804, Mar. 9, 1909.)
—— (F 74894, Mar. 11, 1909.)
—— (F 74634, Mar. 20, 1909.)
(F 74986, Apr. 1, 1909.)
Misfit fable. (F 74241, Mar. 8,
1909. )
— (F 74413, Mar. 12, 1909.)
— (F 74570, Mar. 18, 1909.)
(F 74636, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Mr. Jack. (F 74392, Mar. 11, 1909.)
(F 74606, Mar.
—— (F 746385, Mar. 20, 1909.)
— (F 74807, Mar. 26, 1909.)
(F 74954, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 74434, Mar. 13,
1909. )
— (F 74664, Mar. 22, 1909.)
— (F 74782, Mar. 25, 1909.)
—— (F 74983, Apr. 1, 1909.)
—— (F 75218, Apr. 9, 1909.)
My Policies gets another jolt.
74696, Mar. 23, 1909.)
Never again. (F
1909.)
Seaeee §
TG i
3 eg ey
> Ae 1
eee 8
=
oT s
a a G |
pear
Si 4p
ey S|,
—— (F 75014,
— (F 75128,
—— (F 75204, Apr. 8, 1909.)
—— (F 75249, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Oh fudge! What’s the _ use.
74436, Mar. 13, 1909.)
Pair of new shoes.
1809.
Reduced to the ranks.
Apr. 10, 1909.)
Rhymo the monk.
30, 1909.)
(F 75248, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Say? What d’ye think? (F 74240,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
(F.
74200, Mar. 6,
74303,
74411,
74489,
74549,
T4567,
74698,
74729,
74809,
74883,
74953,
74989,
Mar. 9, 1909.)
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr. 2, 1909.)
Apr. 3, 1909.)
Apr. 6, 1909.)
8
12,
15,
a,
18,
23,
24,
26,
29,
al,
1909. )
1909.)
1909. )
1909. )
1909.)
1909. )
1909.)
1909. )
1909.)
19, 1909.)
|
|
|
(F
(EF 74997, Apr. 2,
(F 75251,
(F 74906, Mar.
AND PRINTS, ETC.
8280
AMERICAN-JOUBNAL-EXAMINEK—Cont’d.
There is hope. (F 74952, Mar. 31,
1909. )
There’s a reason.
10, 1909.)
—— (F 743893,
—— (F 74412,
—— (F 74435,
—— (F 74550,
—— (F 74607,
—— (F 74730,
—— (F T4884,
—— (F 74984, Apr. 1, 1909.)
—— (F 75111, Apr. 5, 1909.)
(F 75150, Apr. 7, 1909.)
Thousand and one nights. (F 74513,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
Those new hats.
1909.)
Tightwaddo the monk.
Mar. 12, 1909.)
(F 74783, Mar. 25, 1909.)
—— (F 75205, Apr. 8, 1909.)
‘Twas but a dream. (F 75149, Apr.
7, 1909.)
(F 75348, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Washington notes. (F 74201, Mar.
6, 1909.)
What can a poor woman do?
75153, Apr. 7, 1909.)
(F 75250, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Will Roosevelt run again? (F 74812,
(F 74350, Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11, 1909.)
12, 1909.)
18, 1909.)
17, 1909.)
19, 1909.)
24, 1909.)
Mar. 29, 1909.)
(F 743849, Mar. 10,
(F 74414,
(F
| Mar. 26, 1909.)
You have seen this gentleman? (F
74839, Mar. 27, 1909.)
You see, it was this way. (F 74493,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
57 varieties of touch.
Mar. 10, 1909.)
(F 74488,
—— (F 74548,
ae) (F
ue 2) (EF é
—— (F 74840,
—— (F 74955,
—— (F Apr. 6, 1909.)
— (F 75206, Apr. 8, 1909.)
$20,000 reward to kidnappers.
74907, Mar. 30, 1909.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO., New York,
i Boe a [8280
Colored boy, laughing. (H 124694,
Mar. 25, 1909; 1 c. Mar. 10, 1909; 1 e.
Mar. 25, 1909.)
(F 74351,
Mar 13, 1909.)
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Mar. 20, 1909.)
Mar. 23, 1909.)
Mar. 27, 1909.)
Mar. 31, 1909.)
(FE
123
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8281
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [8281-8302
And a little child shall lead them.
(H 123958, Mar. 13, 1909.)
Burglar’s mistake. (H 124687, Mar.
25, 1909.)
Confidence. (Ho Apna Od Apr os
1909. )
Deception (The). (H 123959, Mar.
18, 1909.)
Drunkards reformation.
Mar. 31, 1909.)
Fool’s revenge.
(H 125114,
(H 1237438, Mar. 8,
1909.)
His wife’s mother. (H 123539, Mar.
1, 1909.)
I did it, mamma. (H 123871, Mar.
11, 1909.)
Jones and his new neighbors. (H
124891, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Lure of the gown. (H 123872, Mar.
11, 1909.)
Medicine bottle. (H 124890, Mar.
26, 1909.)
Prussian spy. (H 123540, Mar. 1,
1909. )
Road to the heart. (H 125115, Mar.
31, 1909.)
Roué’s heart. (H 123744, Mar. 8,
1909.)
Rude hostess. (H 125116, Mar. 31,
1909.)
Salvation army lass.
Mar. 11, 1909.)
Schneider’s anti-noise crusade.
125117, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Sound sleeper. (H 125502, Apr. 8,
1909. )
(H 123878,
(H
Trying to get arrested. (H 125118,
Mar. 31, 1909.)
Voice of the violin. (H 124289,
Mar. £7, 21909.)
Winning coat. (H 1255038, Apr. 8,
1909. )
Wooden leg. (H 123745, Mar. 8,
1909. )
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN., New. York,
er [8303-8318
Nobody loves a fat man.
Mar. 6, 1909.)
—— (F 74299, Mar. 9, 1909.)
—— (F 74335, Mar. 10, 1909.)
——. (EF 74448, Mar. 13, 1909.)
= (F (4507, Mar. 16, 1909.)
—— (F 714565, Mar. 18, 1909.)
—— (F 74597, Mar. 19, 1909.)
—— (F 74707, Mar. 24, 1909.)
(F 74112,
124
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.—Continued.
(F 74708, Mar. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74802, Mar. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 74896, Mar. 30, 1909.)
"——. (F 74979, Apr. 1, 1909.)
— (F 74998, Apr. 2, 1909.)
—— (F 75104, Apr. 5, 1909.)
—— (F 75136, Apr. 7, 1909.)
(EF 75223, Apr. 10, 1909.)
AMICK (Birt), Des Moines, Iowa.
[8319
Last trail cut off. (F 74891, Mar.
19, 1909; 2.c. Mar. 29, 190955
ANDERSON (GEO. P.), Lyle, Minn.
[8320
(H 124053, Mar.
Cedar river scene.
15; 1909. )
ANDERSON (J. B.), Morris, Mont.
[8321-8337
Morris, Mont., 1-17. (HH 122912—
122928, Feb. 18, 1909; 1 c. of each Jan.
30, 1909; 1 c. of each Mar. 11, 1909.)
APEDA CO., New York, N Y. [8338
A mi amigo Constantino. (H 124863,
Mar. 12, 1909.)
APPLIED ARTS CO., New York, N. Y:
[4 prints. ] [8839-8342
Easter greeting. — Easter tide. —
Happy Easter.— Joyful Easter. (F
74585-74588, Mar. 19, 1909.)
ARNHEIM (Marks), New York, N. Y.
[83438
Contour plate. (EF 74274, Mar. 9,
1909. )
BAILEY (CHARLES Z.), Los Angeles,
Cal. [8344-8350
Los Angeles, Cal. 1-8. (H 124283-
124285, Mar. 17, 1909; 2 ce. of each Mar.
18, 1909.)
Old Baldy from Oneonta Park, Cal.
(H 124921, Mar. 27, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 26,
1909. )
Pasadena, Cal. 1, 2. (H 124919,
124920, Mar. 27, 1909; 2 ec. of each Mar.
26, 1909.)
Vallejo, Cal., from Mare Island navy
yard. (H 124286, Mar. 17, 1909; 2 ¢.
Mar. 18, 1909.)
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
N: Se [8351-8422
Ballinger (Richard) 215-12 to 215-
14. (H 124459-124461, Mar. 20, 1909;
2 c. of each Mar. 22, 1909.)
Carpenter (FE. W.)
124269, Mar. 17, 1909.)
214-3. (H
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909
BaIn (GEORGE GRANTHAM )—Cont’d.
Caruso. (H 117929, Nov. 5, 1908;
2c. Feb. 8, 1909.) *
Dickinson (J. M.) 213-7, 213-15.
(H 1238267, 123268, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Eames (Emma). 410. (H123504—-
123510, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Farrar (Geraldine). H 117930, Nov.
5, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1909.) *
Fisher (Mrs. Clark).
125348-125350, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Hayward (Wm.) (H 117863, Nov.
4, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1909.) *
Homer (Mme). 1-5. (H 128861-
1238865, Mar. 11, 1909; 2 ¢c. of each
Mar. 12, 1909.)
House in session.
338-2.
1909. )
Jeffries (James J.) 14. (H123783-
123786, Mar. 9, 1909.)
i aia |
337-14, 337-15,
(BH 1238264-123266, Mar. 17,
Knox (P. C.) 213-9 to 213-11. (H
124261124268, Mar. 17, 1909.)
fume cA. Bw) «©(H. 117862, Nov. 4,
1908; 2 c. Feb. 8. 1909.) *
MacVeagh (Franklin) 213-12, 214-1.
(H 124259, 124260, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Morena (Bertha) 1-5. (H 123866-
123870, Mar. 11, 1909; 2 ec. of each
Mar. 12, 1909.)
Nagel (Charles) 1. (H 123903, Mar.
fa 4s00; 2 ¢. Mar, 13, 1909.)
— 2, 3. (H 123904, 123905, Mar.
12, 1909; 1 c. of each Mar. 13, 1909;
1 @. of each Mar. 15, 1909.)
Pouren (Jan) (H 118345, Nov. 16,
1908; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1909.) *
Rosewater (Victor) (H 116974,
Oct. 12, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1909.) *
Sherman (J.S.) 215-5 to 215-8. (H
124452124455, Mar. 20, 1909; 2 ec. of
each Mar. 22, 1909.)
Mase (W. HH.) 212-11 to 211-15,
213-1 to 213-5. (H 1238899-1238902,
123906-123911, Mar. 12, 1909; 2 c. of
each Mar. 13, 1909.)
— on horseback. 1. (H 124508,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
on horseback. 2. (H 124462,
Mas.20, 1909; 2 ec. Mar. 22, 1909.)
speaking. 1-3. (H 1232386-
123238, Feb. 28, 1909; 2 c. of each
Mar. 1, 1909.)
Wickersham (G. W.) 215-9 to
Z15-11. (H 124456-124458, Mar. 20,
1909; 2 ec. of each Mar. 22, 1909.)
Wilson (James) 213-8, 214-2, 214—
4. (H 124256-124258, Mar. 17, 1909.)
8450
BarcLay & Co., New York, N. Y.
[8423-8426
Forget me not. (G 21086, Mar. 2,
1909. )
Playmates. (G 21087, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Roses. (G 21088, Mar. 2, 1909.)
Spanish girl. (G 21089, Mar. 2,
1909. )
BarRnes (A. H.), Parkland, Wash.
[ 8427
Mt. Tacoma from Mahons Prairie.
(H 123735, Mar. 6, 1909.)
ay Pa.
[8428
Bucknell university, Pa., Lovers’ re-
treat. (F 74649, Mar. 22, 1909; 2 «@.
Mar. 16, 1909.)
BAUER (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[8429
Step lively. (H 125100, Mar. 6,
1909; 2 ec. Mar. 31, 1909.)
Beck (CHARLES R. R.), Thurmont,
Md. [8430
Thurmont, Md., first house built in.
(H 125521, Apr. 8, 1909.)
BELL (JAMES W.) & SON, New York,
N. Y. [14 prints] [84381-8444
Amherst (The).—Brighton (The).—
Casino (The) .— Chelsea (The) .—
Classy outing.—Earl of York.—Hvery-
day (The).—Harvard (The).—In-
formal meeting.—N. Y. yacht club.—
BaRToL (WM. Lewisburg,
Pencil stripe.—Picidilly (The) .—
Snappy double.—Taly-ho. (KF 75090—
75103, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Bett (LILLIAN M.), Grangeville,
Idaho. [8445-8447
Fort Lapwai, Idaho, Gov’t Indian
agency and schools.
Half moon bridge.
Tunnel 2 and bridge 19 below.
(He 125831-1253338, Apr. 5, 1909.)
BENFORD-BRYAN PUB. CO., Denver, Colo.
[8448
Colorado Springs, Colo. Bird’s-eye
Wiews OCH T2127, Jan: 7, 1909. 2. e:
Mar. 29, 1909.)
BENNER (Harry M.), Hammondsport,
hee [8449
Drome. 4. McCurdy’s aeroplane
Silver Dart. (Hy 2 BG5Ts «© Mary pay
1909. )
BERRY (Mary ANNE), New York, N. Y.
[8450
Don’t be frightened, he whispered.
(EF 72428, Dec. 30, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 1,
1909. )
125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8451
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
BERWIN (L. M.), Chicago, Ill.
[ 8451-84538
Billiken. (I 74833, Mar. 27, 1909.)
—— (F 75031, Apr. 3, 1909.)
(F 75246, Apr. 10, 1909.)
BILLIKEN COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
[8454-8456
Billiken. (F 74224, Mar. 8, 1909.)
(F 74459, Mar. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 74628, Mar. 20, 1909.)
BIRNEY (W. VEBPLANK), New York,
DCOYs [8457, 8458
Bit of Blarney. (H 123977, Mar.
15, 1909.)
My busy day. (H 123969, Mar. 15,
1909. )
BISHOP (J. KNOWLES), Baltimore, Md.
[8459-8462
Taft (President) 1, 2. (H 1243873,
124375, Mar. 11, 1909; 2 e. of each
Mar. 19, 1909.)
Taft (Mrs. William Howard) 1, 2.
(H 124872, 1243874, Mar. 11, 1909; 2 ¢.
of each Mar. 19, 1909.)
BISSELL (FRANCES E.), Cambridge,
Mass. [8463
Falls at the flume. (H 124480, Mar.
20, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1909.)
Bocer (Epwin L.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[8464
Champion Pitland. (H 123602,
Mar. 3, 1909.)
BoNAWITz (GEORGE), New York, N. Y.
[8465
Retrospection. (H 124369, Mar. 11,
1909. )
BoNINE (RosperRT Kates), Honolulu,
Hawaii. [8466
Honolulu, Hawaii, Public school ex-
ercises. Lincoln centennial, 1909. (H
128626, Mar. 3, 1909.)
Book NEWS MONTHLY,
Pa.
Dutch kermess.
1909. )
Ideal head of Shakespeare. (EF
74424, Mar. 18, 1909.)
BoTELER (FRANK), Washington, D. C.
[8469
(President) on reviewing
(H 124206, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Philadelphia,
[8467, 8468
(EF 74423, Mar. 13,
Taft
stand.
BouGHTON (ALICE), New York, N. Y.
[10 photographs] [8470-8479
Behold a man full of leprosy.—
Blind man. — Frontispiece (trip-
BoUGHTON (ALICE)—Continued.
tych).—Magazine cover design.—Man
which had his hand withered.—One
that was deaf.—Only son: of his
mother.—Peter’s wife’s mother.—Thy
daughter is dead.—Iwo blind men fol-
lowed him. (H. 123912-123921, Mar.
12, 1909.)
BowDEN (CHAS.), Muncie, Ind. [8480
Earlham college. (H 123768, Mar.
8, 1909. )
Bowers (S. Atonzo), New York, N. Y.
[8481, 8482
Champagne bubble. (H 124904, Mar.
11, 1909.)
Ready for the plunge.
Mar. 11, 1909.)
BowMAN (CHAS. H.), Springboro, Pa.
[8483
(F 74425, Feb. 26,
(H 124901,
My college girl.
13097)
BrETON (HaARRy), Portland, Oreg.
His master’s voice.
8, 1909.)
BREUKER & KESSLER CO., Philadelphia,
Pa. [11 chromos] [8485-8495
Bull dog.—Blonde full length figure.—
Blonde in rose frame.—Blue sailor
girl— Brunette full length figure.—
Brunette in rose frame.—Cowboy.—
Cowboy girl.—Daisy flower girl.—Rose
flower girl—White sailor girl. (G
21126, 21129-21138, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Brown (EH. J.), Sheldon, Iowa.
[8496, 8497
Sheldon, Iowa, Carnegie library.
(H 125256, Apr. 2, 1909.)
9th st., 3rd ave.
Apr. 5, 1909.)
BRYAN POST CARD Co., Bryan, Ohio.
[8498
Bryan, Ohio, East side court square.
(H 124306, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Buck (Gro. V.), Washington, D. C.
[22 photographs] [8499-8520
Aleshire (Miss Marjorie).—Bank-
head (Mrs. John H.)—Borah (Mrs.
W. E.)—Burnham (Henry E.) 1, 2.—
(EF 75205, Apr.
(H 125368,
| Foraker (J. B.)—Foster (David J.)—
| Frazier
(Miss A. K.)—Milton (Mrs.
Wm. H.) 1-8.—Owen (Mrs. R. L.)—
Scott (Mrs. Nathan B.)—1, 2.—Scott
(Nathan B.) 1, 2—Sherman (Mrs.
Jas. 8.) 1, 2.—Taft (President) and
cabinet.—Taft class of ’78.—Wickliffe
(Robt.) 1, 2. (H 124968-124989, Mar.
29, 1909.)
126
' ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1999
BUcKLIN (Gro. W.), Austin, Minn.
[8521
S. M. N. C. commercial class 1909.
(H 124479, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Buckman (W. H.), Baltimore, Md.
[8522
Everything is lovely and Billy pos-
sum hangs high. (F 74557, Mar. 11,
1909. )
BURENITOL MANUFACTURING ©O., Cam-
bridge, Mass. [8523-8526
Drink that may cause endless mis-
ery. (F 73028, Feb. 6, 1909.)
Publie cup, the cup that kills.
g2122, Jan. 7,, 1909.)
Touch not, taste not, handle not.
(F 73027, Feb. 6, 1909.)
We protect them from fire, why not
from disease? (EF 73029, Feb. 6,
1909.)
2 c. of each Mar. 5, 1909.
BURROWS BROS. cCo., Cleveland, Ohio.
[8527
American peace commission of 1782,
by Benjamin West. (F 75157, Apr. 8,
1909. )
Burtt (SAMvEL A.) Brooklyn, N: Y.
[3 prints.] [8528-8530
Montauk Point, Long Island.—
Near Harpers Ferry, Maryland.—Off
Bar Harbor, Maine. (F 74878-74880,
Mar. 29, 1909.)
BuTLerR (Mrs. Harriet BLACKSTONE
; C.) Dorchester, Mass. [8531
Brooks (Phillips). (F 74991, Apr.
(EF
2, 1909.)
CALKINS-CHOCOL ENGRAVING CO., Chi-
cago, Ill. [8532
Columbian lodge no. 819, A. F. and
A.M. (F 74704, Mar. 24, 1909.)
CALKINS PUB. HOUSE, San Francisco,
Cal. [8533
College daze. (F 74529. Mar. 17,
909; 2 ce. Mar. 22, 1909.)
-CAMMACK (JAMES ORVILLE), Green-
castle, Ind. [8534, 8535
Hughes (Bishop Edwin Holt). (H
feeto00, Mar. 25, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 26,
1909.)
. Three De Pauw presidents. (H
124857, Mar. 25, 1909; 2c. Mar. 26,
1909.)
CAMPBELL (JOSEPH) co., Camden, N. J.
| [4 chromos] [8536-8539
Afraid.—Artist (The).—His meal].—
Marketing. (G 21240-21243, Mar. 30.
1909.)
8571
CAPITOL ENGRAVING Co., Springfield, Il.
[8540
Pair of prize-winners. (F 74965,
Apr. .4,141909.)
CARPENTER (CHARLES T.), Philadel-
phia, . Pa. [S541
New York baseball club. 1909. (F
74988, Apr. 2, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1909.)
CARPENTER (F'orD A.), San Diego, Cal.
[8542
San Diego waterspout of Mar. 11,
1909. (H 1253385, Mar. 24, 1909.)
Case (W. H.), Juneau, Alaska.
[8548, 8544
King salmon going up stream, 1, 2.
(H 125485, 1254386, Apr. 7, 1909.)
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[8545-8548
(H 125394, 12395,
Beach girl, 5, 7.
Apr. 2, 1909.)
Elk’s verse. (G 21315, Apr. 2, 1909;
2 eS Apr’ 9, 1909°)
He took my hunk of coal. (H 123935,
Mar. 12, 1909.)
CENTURY COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
[8549, 8550
Can’t nobody beat me makin’ skirts.
(BY 7o1S2. Apr. t, 1909.)
Why, Mr. Opp, I’m not old enough.
C' 751338, Apr’ 'T 1909-)
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
IN 3 eka
Gallatin (Albert).
Hamilton (Alexander) from portrait
in hall of Chamber of commerce; by
John Trumbull.
(F 74682, 74688, Mar. 23, 1909; 1 ec.
of each Mar. 23, 1909; 1 c. of each Mar.
26, 1909.)
CHAMBERLAIN (JOHN N.), Miami, Fla.
[8553
Flagler’s (H. M.) special, crossing
viaduct, Long Key, Fla. (H 125504,
Apr. 8, 1909; 2 ec. Apr. 8, 1909.)
CHAPLIN (E. L.), West Charleston, Vt.
[5 photographs] [8554-8558
Rattlesnake mt., Rumney, N. H.—
Rumney, N. H.—Scenes around Rum-
ney, N. H.—Scenes on Baker’s river.—
West Rumney, N. H. (H 12548S-
125492, Apr. 8, 1909.)
CHILTON PRINTING CO.,
2e8 [8559-8571
Atlantie City, N. J., 1-8. (F 74594—-
74596, Mar. 19, 1909; 2 c. of each Mar.
13, 1909. )
110.
New York,
[8551, 8552
Philadelphia,
| (F 75070-75079, Apr. 5,
p £909-)
127
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8572
ptorw, nos v8
La
[S572
City hall, foundation
CHRISTIE (WILLIAM MUNSON),
Grange, Ill.
Chicago, IIl.,
work: 13371" (Hb 1238928) Man.
1909. )
CLAPPER (SADIE J.), Waterloo, Iowa.
[8573
Dog and puppies. (H 123854, Mar.
10, 1909.)
CLARK (W. D.), San Francisco, Cal.
[8574
Wailing wall of the 20th century.
(H 128850, Feb. 27, 1909.) *
CLAUSEN (WILLIAM), New York, N. Y.
[8575
Presidents of the United States. (F
75012, Apr. 3, 1909; 2c. Mar. 29, 1909.)
CLAUSER (WILLIAM H.), Havana, Ill.
[8576
U. S. and [Jllinois fish-commission
boat and hatchery, Havana, Ill. (H
123074; Mar. 15, 19095, 2. 0c, Web, 19)
1909.)
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington, D.C.
[42 photographs] [8577-8618
Sannon (H. Pauleus).—Taft (Pres-
ident) and Gov. Hughes.—Taft (Pres-
ident) and Mr. Carpenter.—Taft (Pres-
ident and Mrs.)—-Taft (President) at
desk.—Taft (President), reading.—
Taft (President), Vice President Sher-
man, and Mr. Stellwagen.—Wicker-
sham (George)—Wickersham (Mrs.
George) (H 123924123932, Mar. 12,
1909. )
Bailey (R. O.)—Day (Mrs. R. S.)—
De Laney (M. A.)—Edie (Guy L.)—
Edwards (Mrs. Clarence)—Fletcher
(Duncan )—Fletcher (Miss Louise)—
Mletcher (Miss Nellie)—Garlington
(Miss Sallie)—Good (J. W.)—Hamer
(Thomas R.)—Johnson (M. N.)—Len-
root (M. L.)—Mac Veagh (Franklin )—
Members of the house of rep’s tak-
ing oath of office—Morgan (R. T.)—
Taft cabinet. (H 124866-124882, Mar.
26, 1909. )
Babcock (E. J.)—Carr (Don M.)—
Cole (Frank )—Cosby (Spencer )—Cou-
den (Henry Noble)—Knox (P. C.)—
Pedigo (Mr. W. R.)—Prouty (Mrs.
Chas. )—Smith (EH. D.)—Stevens
(Herbert A.)—Taft golf cabinet.—
Taft (President) playing golf.—Taylor
(Charles B.)—Tindle (Mrs. J. R.)—
Valez (Carlo Garcia)—Wilson (Mr.
Jasper) (H 125591-125606, Apr. 10,
1909. )
128
CoLBURN (A. R.), Tacoma Park, D. C.
[8 photographs] [8619-8626
Battlefield from above ramparts.—’
Ft. Stevens. 1, 2.—Ravine on Rhode’s
division.—Sharpshooters’ tree. 1-3.—|
Shepherd’s (Gov.) house. (H 125264—
125271, Apr. 3, 19093)
CoLBy (JAMES M.), Wausau, Wis.
[8627-8630
Abbottsford, Wis., Abbottsford high
school, assembly room. (H 125126,)
Mar. 31, 1909.)
Grand Rapids, Wis.” is) (
124860-124862, Mar. 25, 1909.)
CoLBy (VINCENT V.), Denver, Colo.
[8631
I can’t come out to play. (EF 74793,
Mar. 26, 1909.)
CoLtirrk (P. F.) & son, New York, |
NY [8632-8638)
Camera hunting for Africa’s big)
game. 1-3. (F 75063-75065, Apr. 5,|
1909.)
——1-3. (H 125396-125398, Apr. 6,}
1909.) |
Roosevelt (President) and Presi-|
dent-elect Taft. (H 123856, Mar. |
1909.)
CoNWELL (L. R.), New York, N. Y.
[8639-867 4)
All hands busy. (G 21148, Mar. 12,
1909.)
Army (The)
Mar. 29, 1909.)
Business demanding close attention,
(G 21181, Mar. 19, 1909.) |
1-6. (G 21227-21232)
Christmas greetings. (G 21213,)
Mar. 27, 1909.) |
Closing time. (G 21182, Mar. 19,
1909. ) |
Come on in, the water’s fine. (G'
21149, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Found, the right kind of employer:
(G 21183, Mar. 19; 1909.)
Fun for one, but not for the other.
(G 21150, Mar. 12, 1909.)
I am waiting for you.
Mar. 12, 1909.)
Little recreation. (G
19, 1909.)
Looking backward is sometimes!
dangerous. (G 21158, Mar. 12, 1909.)|
May all Christmas joys be thine,
(G 21157)
21184, Mar,
1-5. (G 21214-21218, Mar. 27, 1909.)|
Now quit it. (G 21159, Mar. 12)
1909.)
s. 138-17, Apr., 1909
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETv.
8727
(L. R.)—Continued.
Prize winner. (G 21160, Mar. 12,
9.)
Solid comfort. (G 21161, Mar. 12,
9.)
Thanksgiving greeting. 1-6. (G
19-2124, Mar. 27, 1909.)
, Things are running pretty smoothly.
121185, Mar. 19, 1909.)
ime for spring has come. (G
, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Wanted, a chaperon. (G 211638,
“EES 1909.)
V ied, the right kind of a type-
writer. (G 21186, Mar. 19, 1909.)
What do you think of our pictures.
® 21164, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Will she make it? (G 21165, Mar.
, 1909.)
(H. P.) Bon Air, Va. [8675
| Storming the redoubt at Yorktown.
(Hi 125364, Apr. 5, 1909.)
ON (JOHN), East Cleveland, Ohio.
‘ [S676
meome (A). (EF 74213, Mar. 5,
W9; 1 c. Feb. 25, 1909; 1c. Mar. 5,
CoorER (W. A.), New York, N. Y.
- [8677
Mar.
Lauder (Harry) (H 124422,
20, 1909.)
CorE (H. B.), New York, N. Y.
Master C. I. (H 124809,
39.)
COURIER COMPANY oF BurFFALo, Buffalo,
BON. Y. [8679-8682
Broken idol. 20876, Feb. 9,
[8678
Mar. 18,
(G
Buffalo Bill’s wild west. (G 21166,
ar. 12, 1909.)
Sign of springtime. (G 20938, Feb.
, 1909.)
Way down in Alabam.
. 15, 1909.)
WEN (Max) New York, N. Y.
(G 20939,
[8683
Cowen (M.) riding habits. (EF
mee Mar. 27, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 16,
U9.)
Sc g (Ropert J.), Oakland, Cal.
[8684
Her first refusal. (H 123739, Mar.
1909. )
ANDALL PACKING co., Palmyra, N. Y.
[8685
I dropped in, thank you for helping
out. (F 74207, Mar. 8, 1909.)
CRANE COMPANY, Washington, D. C.
[ 8686-8690
After the ball. (IF 74428,. Mar. 18,
1909. )
Bachelor (The)
13, 1909.)
Boston girl.
1909.)
Meditation.
1909. )
New York girl.
1909. )
2 ec. of each Feb. 16, 1909.
(F 74430, Mar.
CE (4427, Mar. 23,
(fF 74429, Mar. 13,
(F 74426, Mar. 18,
CRITERION PUB. Co., Chicago, Ill.
[8691—S695.
Before election and after election.
(E 74280, Feb. 15, 1909.) *
City dry. (F 74279, Feb. 15, 1909.)
City wet. (F 74278, Feb. 15, 1909.)
2 c. of each Feb. 20, 1909.*
From caterpillar to butterfiy. (KF
74282, Feb. 20, 1909.) *
Reason pitted against prejudice. (F .
74281, Feb. 20, 1909.)*
CurRTIS (ASAHEL), Seattle, Wash.
[S696-S7T05
Large tree in Washington. (Ev
124633, Mar. 23, 1909.)
Seattle harbor, yachting.
125286-125294, Apr. 3, 1909.)
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[ST06—-8712
Boogey man; by G. G. Wiederseim..
(H 124008, 124009, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Easter offering: by Ethel Wright.
(H 124959, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Kenneth, or Supper: by Ernest Fos-
bery. 1, 2. (H 124960, 124961, Mar.
29, 1909. )
Little Miss
Schevill. 1, 2.
1-9. (Hf
Biter; «by Wi, Vv.
(H 124962, 124963, Mar.
29, (1909;)
CUTHBERTSON (Mrs. IDA),. Riverside,
Cal. [8713-8724
Prince Albert, Cuthbertson’s famous
educated horse. 350-358, 363-365. (H
223612123625, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 cof
each Mar. 10, 1909.)
Daovup (S.), Washington, D. C. [8725
Impression of the hand of President
Taft. (H 124841, Mar. 25, 1909.)
DAVIDSON (FRANCIS C.),
Oregon.
Monmouth, Oregon. 1, 2.
1249384, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Monmouth,
[8726, 8727
(H 124938,
129
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
Davis (Epwarp H.), Mesa Grande, Cal.
[8728-8733
A-mi-hop-soo. 1-6. (H 124590-
124595, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Davis & HICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[7 photographs. ] [87384-8740
Elsa.—Forget-me-nots. — Her valen-
tine.—Ophelia.— Printemps.—Roses.—
Song of the lark. (H 125323-125329,
Apr. 3, 1909.)
Day (LUELLA),
St. Augustine, Fla.
[8741, 8742
Silver casque, representing the land-
ing of Ponce de Leon at St. Augustine,
Mia. C.° Ch iZ3T27, Mar, 6G, 1909°)
Spring house, Fountain of youth,
1518. (H 123453, Mar. 1, 1909.)
DENISON (H. H.), Barron, Wis.
[8748-8745
(H 124852,
AImenn: “" Wase ads 2:
1248538, Mar. 25, 1909.)
Freak calf, Barron, Wis.
Apr. 1, 1909.)
DENMAN (A. H.), Tacoma, Wash.
(HI 125128,
[8746
Mt. Tacoma, from Electron. (H
124924, Mar. 27, 1909.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo. [8747-8751
Adventures of the little Post Want-
ad. (F 74890, Mar. 11, 1909.)
—— (F 74566, Mar. 18, 1909.)
—— (F 74801, Mar. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 74978, Apr. 1, 1909.)
ae ey ToOLGl, Aprra; 1909>)
Derrick (T. F.), Thomas, Okla.
[8752-8758
Thomas, Okla, 1-7) (a wens
125187, Apr. 1, 1909. )
DES MOINEAUXx (EH. J.) & SmitH (C.
H.), New York N. Y. [8759
Lincoln anniversary tablet. (F
74706, Mar. 24, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1909).
DETROIT PUBLISHING COMPANY, Detroit,
Mich. [8760-8777
miiirondack mts... N. Yool, 22. (Hh
125369, 125370, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Mischief. (H 123557, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Portland, Maine, Union station. (H
125371, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Saranac lake from Baker mt., N. Y.
(H 125872, Apr. 5, 1909.)
DEWEY (FRED E.), South Haven, Mich,
[8779
Men we honor. (H 124876, Mar. 19,
1909.
We et _CALICE MARGARET), Mon-
treat, N. C. [12 photographs]
[ST80-8791.
Brook scene.—Craggies (The).—
Cragmont sanatorium.—Fording north
fork of the Swannanoa.—Island in the
Swannanoa.—Little falls in the Swan-
nanoa.—Mountain home.—Mountain
view.—Our narrow valley.—Seven sis-
ters.—Train approaching Black moun-
tain.—View from Woodland heights.
(H 118690-118701, Nov. 20, 1908; 2 ¢
of each Mar. 25, 1909.)
(Chaplain [THomas J.]),
U. 8. A., Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
[17 photographs] [8792-8808
Artillery drill, Leon Springs.——Be
hind stone wall, Leon Springs.—Cov-
ering approaches with machine guns.—
Firing salute, lower post.—Forward,
trot, gallop, charge.—Full dress
guardmount.—Here they come.—lIn-
fantry band, dress uniform.—Machine
gun inspection, dress uniform.—Ma-
chine gun mule, dressed fit to kill.—
Machine gun mule, service uniform.—
Ready for action, Leon Springs.—Re-
cruits learning to cook.—Regimental
parade, service uniform.—Rifle prac-
tice, Leon Springs.—Squadron inspec-
tion, service uniform.—Taft (Presi-
dent) reviewing troops. (H 124616—
124632, Mar. 23, 1909.)
DittTMER (ADOLPH), Orange, Cal. |
[S809, 8810
(H 125057, Mar.’ 3@
DICKSON
Arch beach.
19809.)
Rough landing.
80, 1909.)
Dopp, MEAD & CO.,
(H 125V58, Mar.
New York, N. Y.
[8811-8814
Girl joined him on the veranda.
Not once did he look back.
Sophia Farrell.
Woman was very sweet and beauti-
ful.
(EF Le ae sa Mar. 31, 1909; 2 @
of each Mar. 22, 1909.)
Doncourt (Howarp), New York
iN. [8815
Roosevelt on his porch at Oyster!
Yellowstone Park, Wyo. 1-13. (H| Bay. (H 124054, Mar. 16, 1909; 1 @
125373-125385, Apr. 5, 1909.) Mar. 6, 1909. 1c. Mar. 16, 1909. )
DeEviin (Epwarp J.), Newark, N. J. DornBusH (Henry G.), Kalamazoo,
[8778 Mich, [S816
Vignette for diploma. (KF 74795, Burdick arcade. (H 124509, Mam
Mar. 6, 1909.) 22, 1909.) }
130
}
:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909 9074
Downs (F. M.), Lincoln, Nebr. [8817 | DUPONT (Armé)—Continued.
Lineoln, Nebr., engine house no. 1. Destinn (Emmy) 14. (H 125196-
(H 123529, Mar. 1, 1909.)
DRAKE (Harry), London, England.
Tramp steamer; by Frank H. Mason.
(F 74421, Mar. 13, 1909.)
Widgeons pitching; by Frank South-
gate. (F 74422, Mar. 13, 1909.)
DRUCKER & CO., New York, N. Y.
[8820-8841
Aero club of America, Hotel St.
Regis. (H 124679, Mar. 25, 1909.)
American institute of electrical
engineers, anniversary dinner. (H
124287, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Banquet in honor of Wm. H. Taft,
tendered by Yale graduates. (H
124678, Mar. 25, 1909.)
Dinner to Dean John Howard Van
Amringe. (H 125431, Apr. 7, 1909.)
Indiana society dinner. (H 124559,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Peace society dinner, 1, 2. (H
ott 1923542, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Plainfield board of trade, Plainfield,
WN. J. (H 124288, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Tableau. 741A-741N. (H_ 125210-—
g25223, Apr. 2, 1909.)
DumMBACK (JOHN A.),
Wis. [8842-8844
Independence, Wis., Sts. Peter’s and
Paul’s Polish Catholic church, A-C.
(H 123986—-123988, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Duront (Aime), New York, N. Y.
Independence
[8845-9074
Abott (Bessie), 1-7. (H 124141-
924147, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Alda (Frances), 1-6. (H 124124-
924129, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Amato (Pasquale),14. (H 124173-—
124176, Mar. 16, 1909.)
im 1-3. (H 125466-125468, Apr. 7,
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 8, 1909.)
_ Anthers (George), 14. (H 125192-
925195, Apr. 1, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
2, 1909.)
Calve (Emma), 1-6. (H 124062-—
| 124067, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Ciaperelli (Gina), 1-8. (H 124057-
124059, Mar. 16, 1909.)
de Moss (Mrs. M. Hissem-). (H
(124193, Mar. 16, 1909.)
- Destinn (Emmy), 1-3. (H 124079-
124081, Mar. 16, 1909.)
ie ——4. (H 124649, Mar. 24, 1909;
12 c. Mar. 16, 1909.)
L
*
[8818, 8819 |
125199, Apr. 1, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
2, 1909.)
Didur (Adamo) 1-8. (H 125159-
125161, Apre t, 1909: 2c... o£, each Apr.
2, 1909.)
Eames (Emma) 1-26. (H 125487-
125462, Apr. 7, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
8, 1909.)
Farrar (Geraldine) 1-5.
124177-124181, Mar. 16, 1909.)
(i
——6-8. (H 124182-124184, Mar.
16, 1909.)
9-16. (H 124185-124192, Mar.
16, 1909.)
Feinhals (Fritz) 1-8. (H 124071-
124078, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Flahaut (Marianne) 14. (H
125188125191, Apr. 1, 1909; 2 ¢. of
each Apr. 2, 1909.)
5, 6 (H 125353, 125354, Apr.
8, 1909.)
Fornia (Rita) 1-5. (H 124136-
124140, Mar. 16, 1909.)
— 1-8. (H 125169-125176, Apr. 1,
1909: 2 ¢. oF each, Apr. 2, 1909.)
Garden (Mary) 1-8. (H 124099-
124106, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Gatti-Casazza (Guilio) 1-5. (H
124091—124095, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Gay (Maria) 1-10. (H 124111-
124120, Mar. 16, 1909.)
—— 11-13. (H 124121-124123, Mar.
16, 1909.)
Hageman (Richard) (H_ 125162,
Apes). £909 2-2: e. Ape 2, .1909:)
Hinckley (Allen OC.) = 1-9.
124082-124090, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Jorn <@arl) (Hs 425363 (Apr 5,
1909. )
——1-6. (H 125163-125168, Apr. 1,
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 2, 1909.)
Kaschowska (Felice) 1-7. (H
12a otes. Apr ft, 1909:"2..e. :of
each Apr. 2, 1909.)
(H
Seog CE bool, 4125552, Apr.
5, 1909.)
L’ Huillier (Isabel) 14. (Ho
124161-124164, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Lussan (Zélie de) 1. (H 124168,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
Mahler (Gustav) 1-8. (H 124096—
124098, Mar. 16, 1909.) ©
Martin (Riccardo) 1-3. (EH
GS-12 4G5, “Apr. 7, 1909; 2. Of
each Apr. 8, 1909.)
Morena (Berta) 1-6.
124135, Mar. 16, 1909.)
(H 124130—
131
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9075
Dupont (ArimMé)—Continued.
Mulford (Florence) 1, 2 (H
124069, 124070, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Nordica (Lillian) 1. (H 124056,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
Note (Jean) 1-4. (H 124107-
124110, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Pasquale (Bernice di) 1-8 (H
125550125002, Apr. 5, 1909:)
Ranzenberg (Mary) 1-3. (H
124165-124167, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Rappold (Marie), 1. (H 124068,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
Rider-Kelsey (Corinne), 1, 2. (H
124060, 124061, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Schumann-Heink (Ernestine),. 1-7.
(H 124148-124154, Mar. 16, 1909.)
— 8-13. (H 124155-124160,
16, 1909. )
Sparks (Leonora) 14 (H 125184—
125187, Apr. 1, 1909; 2 ¢. of each Apr.
2, 1909.)
Mar.
Van Niessen-Stone( Matja) 1-6. (H
124194124199, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Witherspoon (Herbert) 14. (H
124169-124172, Mar. 16, 1909.)
HARLE—HARRISON STUDIO, Knoxville,
Tenn. [9075
Satisfied. (H 125101, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Eron (M.), Chicago, Ill. [9076-9081
Standard motor college. 1-6. (F
73824-13829, Feb. 25, 1909.*)
EDISON MFG. CO., Orange, N. J.
[9082-9159
Bird in a gilded cage. 1-6. (H
123769-123774, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Canadian winter carnival. 1-6. (H
124046-124051, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Colored stenographer. 1-5. (H
123788-123792, Mar. 9, 1909.)
Cry from the wilderness. 1-4. (H
124583-124586, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Cup of tea and she. 1-4. (H 125513-—
125516, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Father’s first half holiday.
(H 125278—125280, Apr. 3, 1909.)
Hard to beat. 1-5. (H 124847-—
124851, Mar. 25, 1909.)
In the days of witchcraft. 1, 2, 4, 5.
(H 125508, 125509, 125511, 125512, Apr.
$8; 2809-)
1-3.
Interrupted joy ride. 1-3. (Ho
125517-125519, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Love’ is’ blind: .1-3. (CH. 123887—
123889, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Mary Jane’s lovers. 1, 2. (H
123793, 123794, Mar. 9, 1909.)
132
pt. Iv, n. S., Vv. 4
EDISON MFG. co.—Continued.
Midnight supper. 1-6. (H 1238881-
123886, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Oh rats! 1-4 (H 124843124846,
Mar. 25, 1909.)
On the western frontier. 1-5. (H
125281125285, Apr. 3, 1909.)
Other fellow. 1-3. (H 125505—
125507, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Star of Bethlehem. 1-8. (H 124812—
124319, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Strolling players. 1-5. (H 124414—
124418, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Unappreciated genius. 1, 2 (H
125276, 125277, Apr. 3, 1909.)
Epwarps (Roy C.), Moran, Kans.
[9160-9163
Freak lamb. a-d. (H 12438381-
124334, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Ecan (M. B.), Summerville, S. C.
[9164, 9165
Summerville, 8S. C. 1,2. (F 7415]
T4758, Mar. 25, 1909.)
EeecMaNn (J. I.), Shamokawa, Wash.
[9166, 9167
Shamokawa island. (H123751, Mar.
8, 1909; 2 ec. Mar. 10, 1909.)
Shamokawa, Wash., zero weather.
(H 123750, Mar. 8, 1909] 2c alas. 1a
1909.)
| EICKEMEYER (RUDOLPH), Yonkers, N.
x,
[9168, 9169
Autumn fields, (H 128741, Mar. 8)
1909. ) |
Days work done. (H 123742, Marv
8, 1909.) ;
q
EISMANN (THEODOR), New York, N. YY.
[41 photographs] (170-9210
Oracle série. 1-3. (H 123890—
123892, Mar. 12, 1909.)
—- 4-18. (H 124481-124495, Mar.
22, 1909.)
After the ball.—Between you, I and
the lamp post.—Can we risk it at $25
per ?—Don’t butt in.—Don’t throw any
bouquets.—Friend in need.—Here is
looking at you.—How to prevent wifie”
from cooking.—I am having a Childs
lunch.—I am trying to meet you.—I
dye to see you.—I have a good strong-
hold.—I just found some time.—I just
missed the train.—Open hint.—Quite
the same.—Ready to accommodate.—~
Sinilarity.—Star of the evening gently
guide me.—We are behind time.—We_
are dying to meet you.—We bring out”
a new line.—Why all men stared. r
125077-125099, Mar. 31, 1909.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 138-17, Apr., 1909
Eson, (A. W.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[9211
Little Rose; by Whistler. (F 74384,
Mar. 11, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1909.)
EVENING BULLETIN, Philadelphia, Pa.
[9212
If you have vacant places, ete. (G
21316, Apr. 5, 1909.)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE PORTOLA
FESTIVAL, San Francisco, Cal.
[9213
Portola festival. (G 21113, Mar. 5,
1909; 2 e. Mar. 31, 1909.)
FAIRBANKS BrRos., Austin, Minn. -
[9214, 9215
MelIntyre Post G. A. R. 1, 2. (H
125124, 125125, Mar. 31, 1909.)
FAIRCHILD PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[9216
Gentleman’s 75050,
Apr. 5, 1909.)
journal. (EK
FELSENTHAL (GABE), Chicago, Il.
[9217
Dancing girl. (F 74856, Mar. 29,
1909.)
FietpD (CHARLES ARTHUR’ BIRCH-),
New York, N. Y. [9218, 9219
Going down. (H 124902, Mar. 11,
1909.)
Lobster bait.
1909.)
FIsHBAvucH (W. A.), Empire, C. Z.
[10 photographs] [9220-9229
Canal crossing the Chagres river.—
Canal from Pedro Miguel.—Canal
route from Pedro Miguel.—Culebra
and the canal.—Culebra and Empire.—
Culebra cut.—Gatun, work on great
dam.—I. ©. C. Hotel Tivoli. Mon-
tana (U. S. cruisers) and North Caro-
lina in Colon harbor.—Taboga Island.
(H 124211124220, Mar. 16, 1909.)
FLEMING (Tom), Hilton, N. J.
[9230-9232
73982, Mar. 2,
(H 124903, Mar. 11,
March forth.
1909.)
Revising the rules. (F 74431, Mar.
13, 1909; 1 c. Mar. 5, 1909; 1 c. Mar.
13, 1909. )
Teddy’s high mark.
2, 1909.
Forp (Grorce M.), Bluefield, W. Va.
[9233
(EF. 72579,
(EF
(F 738983, Mar.
Beaver high school.
_ Jan. 19, 1909; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1909.)
1k
AND PRINTS, ETC.
9251
FOREMAN (JAMES ELLSwortH), Chi-
cago, Ill. [9234
Lincoln (Abraham), statue, in Lin-
coln park, Chicago; by Augustus St.
Gaudens. (H 124386, Mar. 19, 1909.)
ox (CHARLES HENRY), Philadelphia,
Pa. [9235
Crepe spray. (H 124928, Mar. 27,
1909.)
Fox (F. 8S. & M. V.), Chicago, I.
[92386, 9237
Klauber (H 124547, Mar.
22, 1909.)
Sercombe (Parker H.)
Mar. 17, 1909.
FRANK (Ivan) & Co., New York, N. Y.
[923
75081,
(Ruth)
(H 124301,
Boys with
Ary dB: 91909: )
FRAZIER (EDwarD JAMES), Thompson,
squirrels. (F
Mont. [9239-9244
Log jam, 13 miles east of Thomp-
son, Mont. (H 124446, Mar. 20,
1909. )
Paradise, “Mont. 1-5. (H ‘124447
124451, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Frey (HANNAH E.), Baltimore, Md.
[9245
(FE
2. @. Hep. 2t,
First place of meeting 1787.
74613, Mar. 20, 1909;
1909. )
FRIEDMAN (Harry), Port Richmond,
MEY: [9246
Lady looking out from parted por-
tiers and cupid. (F 74558, Mar. 18,
1909. )
Frost & REED, Bristol, England. [9247
Carmen; by M. Carmack. (F 74813,
Mar. 27, 19092 2c. Apr. 1, 1909.)
GARRAWAY PHOTO. ART CO., New
aXe
York,
[9248
McWatters (Arthur) and Grace
Tyson. (H 128706, Mar. 6, 1909.)
GIFFORD (FRANKLIN L.), Woods Hole,
Mass. [9249
Woods Hole in 1850. (H 124418,
Mar. 19, 1909.)
GILBERT (C. ALLAN), New York, N. Y.
[9250
My southern Rose. (H 123971, Mar.
15, 1909.)
GLOEGE (E. H.), Monroe, Wis. [9251
Monroe business institute, 1909. (H
ihre? Mars 31, 19097: 2 e. Apr’ 1,
1909.)
7)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9252
pt. iV; S49. =
GOEPFERT (G. Epw.), Rawhide, Nev.
[9252
Desert (The) (H 125404, Apr. 7,
1909; 2 ec. Mar. 25, 1909.)
GOLDENSKY (ELIAS), Philadelphia, Pa.
[9253
Witmer (Dr. L.) (H 125258, Apr. 3,
1909. }
Goopwin (GRACE DUFFIELD), Paw-
pucker, RK. I, (9254-9256
Duffield (Rev. George), D. D. (H
123895, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Stand up, stand up for Jesus. <Auto-
graph copy. Pages 1, 2. (H 123893,
123894, Mar. 12, 1909.)
GRAY LITHOGRAPH COMPANY, New York,
EY [9257-9268
Going to a New York city fire. (G
PPP10.\ Wear. 25; 909% 2c vine aoe
1909. )
Grace. (G 21125, Mar. 6,,1909; 2'c.
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Hallowe'en.
Mar. 12, 1909.)
See that spot.
1909.)
Something sweet. (G 21211, Mar.
25, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1909.)
Tired out. (G 21233, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Too much Fourth. (G 21314, Apr. 9,
1909. )
1-6. (G 21151-21156,
(H 123852, Mar. 3,
GREENE (JOHN J.), Lawrence, Mass.
[9269
Curfew will not ring tonight. (H
124669, Mar. 25, 1909.)
Groty (SYLVESTER E.), Delphas, Ohio.
[9270-9271
St. John’s Roman Catholic church.
iene, “GEL, 124012) 24018, Mia aes,
1909. )
GUSTIN (HE. W.), New York, N. Y.
[9272-9275
Boh. Sut isnt she a tricht,. CE
74659, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Forgetting their troubles.
pref, L909.)
Typewriter
Mar (22, 1909.)
Well, there’s nothing for me to do
but get married. (F 74660, Mar. 22,
1909. )
Gut (Kari), New York, N. Y. [9276
Billy possum. (H 123607, Mar. 3,
1908. )
(I 75187,
Supplies. (F 74662,
Hackney & MOALE co., Asheville, N. C.
} [9277-9282
Checkats bluff, Long John moun-
tain. (H 124504, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Connemara, Flat Rock, N. C.
124505, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Hendersonville, N. C., Laurel park,
basin spring. (H 124502) Marae
1809. )
Indian cave, at Indian Cave park.
(H 124506, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Lover’s leap at Jump Off mountain.
(H 124508, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Mount Hebron tower. (H 124507,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
2c. of each Feb. 23, 1909.
(Hi
HAESELER PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS, Phil-
adelphia, Pa. [9283-9285
Mitchell (Dr. .S. (Weir) is -sGet
124964—-124966, Mar. 29, 1909.)
HAGELSTEIN BROS., New York, N. Y.
[9286-9289
Dorothy. (KF 75052, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Garden (Mary) as Thais. (F
75051, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Sharp (Mrs.) and
75053, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Spotswood (Mrs.)
children. F
(F 75054, Mar.
29, 1909.)
HAGEMEISTER (H.) co., New York,
ok [9290
New York, N. Y., Hudson scene and
new tube, McAdoo tunnel. (H 123880,
Mar. 11, 1909.)
HAINES PHOTO CO., Conneaut, Ohio.
[9291-93238
Augusta, “Gas tae: (H 1238966,
123967, Mar? 13, 45033)
Charleston, 8. C. 1-12. (H 124635-
124646, Mar. 23, 1909; 2 «© of each
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Jacksonville, Fla. 14. (H 1238936—
123939, Mar. 12, 1909; 2 ec. of each
Mar. 5, 1909.)
St. Augustine, Fla., Hotels Cordova
and Aleaza. (H 123940, Mar. 12; 1909;
2c. Mar. 5, 1909.)
Savannah, Ga. 1-8. (H 1243820-
124327, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Tampa, Fla. .1=6:. (H 128960-
123965, Mar. 13, 1909.)
Hasos (ALBIN), Chattanooga, Tenn.
[9324-9330
Chattanooga, Tenn. 1-7. (H 124039-
124045, Mar. 15, 1909.)
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
~ nos. 138-17, Apr., 1909
_ Hares (Gro. W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
(F 74630, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Hatt (G. A.), Clifton Station,
{7 photographs] [9382-9338
Battle scarred tree on the Henry
farm.—Bull Run, stone bridge.—Cen-
terville, Va. 1-3.—Mitchell’s Ford,
bridge——Union Mills. (H 124548-
124554, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Hau (Gero. P.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[9339-9344
Brooklyn bridge, curve at Brooklyn
terminal. 6103. (H 124522, Mar. 22,
1909.)
Manhattan bridge. 6104.
Mar. 22, 1909.)
New York, N. Y. 1-4.
124958, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Hatt (W. Lovegine), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[9345
Twenty-one guns for Col. Roosevelt
out the Narrows. (H 124935, Mar. 29,
1909.)
HALVERSON (L. H.), Blackduck, Minn.
[9346-9349
Banner load, Pine Island, Minn.
as 2 3, C 9. (H 124409-
124412, Mar. 19, 1909.)
HARDMAN, PECK co., New York, N. Y. |
[9850, 9851
Zenatello (Giovanni) 1680-1, 1680-2.
(H 124557, 124558, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Hare (Mrs. Arice), Santa Clara, Cal.
[9352, 9353
On the crest of the hill. (H 123988, |
Feb. 25, 1909.) |
Santa Clara, street scene. (HH |
123984, Feb. 25, 1909.)
_ Harper & gros., New York, N. Y.
[9354-93859
Belarius: Hail, thou fair heaven;
by Edwin A. Abbey, R. A. (F 73821,
Feb. 25, 1909.)
_ Jachimo steals from the trunk; by
Edwin Abbey, R. A. (F 73820, Feb.
_ 25, 1909.)
7 Imogen: Ho! who’s here; by Edwin
A. Abbey, R. A. (F 73822, Feb. 25,
1909. )
2c. of each Mar. 12, 1909.
) Katherine and Alice, the lesson in
| English. (F 74716, Mar. 24, 1909.)
_ King Henry: I pray thee, bear my
former answer back. (F 74718, Mar.
_ 24, 1909.)
81450—_09——2
| Meyer
9395
| Harper & Bros.—Continued.
[9331 |
Crossed eyes straightened by glasses. |
| 24, 1909.)
Va. |
King Henry: O God of battles! steel
my soldiers’ hearts. (F 74717, Mar.
2c. of each Apr. 7, 1909.
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa.
[93860, 93861
St. Augustine, Fla., Fort Marion,
court. (H 125123, Mar. 31, 1909.)
— Zorayda club. (H 124423, Mar.
| 20, 1909.)
| Harris & Ewine, Washington, D. C.
[23 photographs. ] [9362-9384
Ex-President’s departure. — Inaugu-
| ration of President Taft.—Roosevelt
(H 124523,
| Troop A.
(H 124955-— |
E oe 1909.)
and Taft.—Taft (Presidentand Mrs.)—
(H 1287380-1237383, Mar. 6,
1909 ; H 123734, Mar. 6, 1909; 2 ce. Mar.
Brewer (D. J.)—Coromilas (LL. A.) —
Currier (F. D.)—Fitzgerald (J. J.)—
Gude (Ore).— Harlan (Justice).—
McKenna (J.)—Mann (J. R.)—
[Mayor] des Planches (Edmundo) .—
(George von lL.) — Moody
(W. H.)—Payne (Sereno E.)—Peck-
ham (R. W.)—Pina (Ramon).—Root
(Elihu).—- Takahira (K.) -— Wilson
(James).—Wu Ting Fang. (H 124565-
124582, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Harr (LeEtTitT1a B.), New York, N. Y.
{9385
Old fashioned garden. (H 123976,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
HaArtT, SCHAFFNER & Marx, Chicago, IIL.
[9386, 9387
Ball game. (F 75158, Apr. 8, 1909.}
Decoration day. (F 75159, Apr. 8,
| 1909.)
| HARTWELL
(Sipney R.), Milwaukee,
Wis. [9388
Oshkosh, chief of Menominie In-
dians. (H 124305, Mar. 18, 1909.)
HARVEY (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[9889-9395
Ash Fork, Ariz. 10953, 10965. (F
74234, 74235, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Grand canyon of Arizona, Hotel Ei
Cover porot. vt “4255. Mar. 8,
1909.)
Muir (John) and John Burroughs.
1, 2. (H 124647, 124648, Mar. 19,
1909. )
Santo Domingo, N. Mex. 12961,
12962. (F 74236, 74237, Mar. 8, 1909.}
135
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
9396 .
HATCHER -PUB. ©O., Macon, Ga. [29
photographs | | 9396-9424
Across country.—Cup of tea.—De-
parting day.—Evelyn.—Fine chance.—
Jonquils.—Miniature.—Over the hill.—
Pink bow.—Social call.—String of
pearls. (H 124290-124300, Mar. 17,
1909. )
Aleen.—_Blackeyed Susan.—Bo
Peep.—Charm of the Orient.—Coming
through the rye.—Coquette (The).—
Daisies.—Dorothy.—Eastern maid.—
Fanchon.—F lower girl.—Green vase.—
Tone.—Love song.—Marjorie.—Opera
girl.—sSt. Cecilia.——Shepherdess (The).
(H 125563-125580, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Hatron (WitLtiam H.), Hartford,
Conn. [9425
Lucky poste card. (H 124588, Mar.
18, 1909.)
HersHry (Mary ELizaABeTH), New
Mork, ON: 3: [9426-9429
[Easter cards] 1 44. (F 74196—
74199, Mar. 6, 1909.)
Hurais. (V..S.)..co., San.dose, Gal:
[9430, 94381
Another Dam relation. (F 75125,
Apr. 6, 1909.)
Evolution of the
Apr. 6, 1909.)
stork. (CH 75228,
Hiscock (F.. J.), Cody, Wyo.
[9432-9434
Cody (Col. W. and party at
Frost’s cave.
On Cody route to Yellowstone park.
86, ST.
(H 1240386-124038, Mar.
2c. of each Mar. -19, 1909.)
F.)
15, 1909;
. HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New
Workeon,. X. | 9435-9487
{52 photographs, titles in two alphabets.]
A St. Cloud; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Anachoréte CE): by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Attente (L’); by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Bourdin (Madame), portrait; by
Ignacio Zuloaga.
Bréval (Mule Lucienne), portrait,
dans Carmen; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Buffalo le chanteur montmartrois;
by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Candida sérieuse ; by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Chateau de Turéyano, by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
136
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA—Contd.
Famille: (La) portray, ae
toréador gitan; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Femmes au balcon. I, II, by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Gregorio
Zuloaga.
Juge de village; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
(Le nain); by Ignacio
Ma cousine Candida: by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Ma cousine Esperanza. I, II; by
Ignacio Zuloaga.
Mendiant espagnol; by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Mercédés; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Morineau (Marthe), portrait, en
Espagnole; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Paulette en costume de ville; by
Ignacio Zuloaga.
Paulette en danseuse;
Zuloaga.
Peélerin; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
by Ignacio
‘Penitents’ (Les) de Il’ EKeole du
Christ; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Pepillo, le matador; by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Septillveda; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
Soler (L’actrice Pilar); by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Sorciéres (Les) de San Millan; by
Ignacio Zuloaga.
Toreadors de
Zuloaga.
Vendangeurs revenant le soir; by
Ignacio Zuloaga.
Vieilles maisons 4 Haro; by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Vieux (Le) marcheur; by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Virgen (La) dela Pena; by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Zambilli
Zuloaga.
(H 1243835-124367, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Acebal (Senor D. Francisco); by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Alba (Kl Duque de); by Joaquin
Sorolla y Bastida. |
Alva (The Duke of); by Antonio:
Moro. |
1
village; by Ignacio
(L’acteur); by Ignacio
Bernete (Sefor D. Aureliano de);
by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Cossio (Senor D. Manuel B.); by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Decret (Dr.); by Joaquin Sorolla y
Bastida.
nos. 138-17, Apr., 1909
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA—Cont'd. |
Ignacio |
P. (Mr.), portrait of; by
Zuloaga.
Peeters. ), portrait of: by
Zuloaga.
ZAuloaga.
F. (Mrs.), jr., portrait of; by Ignacio
Zuloaga.
Ibanez (Senor D. Vincente Blasco) ;
by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Madrazo (Senor D. Raimundo de);
by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Menéndez y Pelayo (Senor D. Marce-
lino) ; by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Pepilla, la gitana; by Ignacio Zulo-
aga.
Pidal y Mon (Senor D. Alejandro) ;
by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Urquijo (El Marqués de); by Joa-
quin Sorolla y Bastida.
Vega-Ynclan (EH] Marqués de la): by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Viana (The Marquis de), grandee of
‘Spain; by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Villa gonzalo (El Conde de): by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
(H 125405—-125423, Apr. 7, 1909.)
Zuloaga (Ignacio). (I 74854, Mar.
29, 1909.)
Hopson (Burron), Sacramento, Cal.
[9488
California state legislature, assembly
chamber, 38th session, 1909. (H
B 125008, Mar. 1, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 18,
1909. )
HOFMEISTER (GEo. F.), Carrick, Pa.
[9489, 9490
Carnation lass. (H 124329, Mar. 8,
| 1909.)
. Flower
& 1909.)
S 2c. of each Mar. 19, 1909.
HoLsrook (Gero. F.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[4 chromos] [9491-9494
Now I lay me down to sleep.—I pray
the Lord my soul to keep.—If I should
die before I wake.—I pray the Lord
my soul to take. Amen. (G 21276—
ficis, Apr. 2, 1909.)
_ Ho“sincer (ie) W.);,
y > Va.
a, (124328... Mar. 8,
a
Charlottesville,
[9495
r Charlottesville monument. (H
124476, Mar. 20, 1909.)
_ Horr pros. co., Seattle, Wash. [9496
|
. Alaska dog team. (H 123855, Mar.
f
10, 1909.)
Ignacio |
| Horswity (A. J.), Watertown, S. Dak.
PF. (Mr.), jr., portrait of; by Ignacio |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
9524
Hopson (SreyMourR JAMES), Bedford,
Iowa. [9497
Sedford national bank.
Mar. 29, 1909.)
(H 124938,
[9498—9505
Lake Kampeska. 1-8. (H 122693-—
122700, Feb. 8, 1909; 2 c. of each Mar.
8, 1909. )
Houser (S. P.), Rutherford, N. C.
[9506
Rutherford, N. C., Rutherford county
court house. (F 72015, Dec. 23, 1908;
2 ¢c. Feb. 18, 1909.*)
Howe (JOHN Dicks), San Francisco,
Cal. | 9507
Down on the old plantation. (H
124842, Mar. 25, 1909.)
HoweE.Li (JENNIE C.), Oxford, N. J.
[9508, 9509
Oxford, N. J., old Shippen manor,
built 1742.
Ruin of old Oxford furnace, built
by Wm. Shippen, 1742.
(H 124951, 124952, Mar. 29, 1909;
Ze. of each Mar. 23, 1909.)
Howes (WirLLiAM F.), Somerville,
Mass. [9510
Chelsea fire, from Powderhorn hill.
(H 125886, Apr. 6, 1909.)
(GRANT W.), Elivah, Wash.
[9511-9513
Elk in the Olympic national park.
1-3. (H 124207-124209, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Hunt (Wooppury BH.)
N. H.
HuMES
co., Concord,
[9514-9518
Brown-eyed Sousan; by Ruth H.
Hammerslough (R. Ford Harper,
pseud.) (H 128975, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Contrition; by Netta M. Filer.
128972, Mar. 15, 1909.) 5
Frisco; by Carl Kahler. . (H 124496,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Little Red Riding Hood; by Charles
Cc. Curran. (H 123978, Mar. 15, 1909.)
My lady love; by Netta M. Filer.
(H 1238970, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Icy-HOT BOTTLE Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
[9519
Mar.
(H
Opposite elements. F 74403,
Saeouos 2 C.. Mar. 8, 1909.)
INGERSOLL (T. W.), St. Paul, Minn.
[9520-9524
[St. Paul, Minn.] Minnesota capitol.
24525, 24527-24529. (H 124027, 124029-
124031, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Town and country club. 24537.
124032, Mar. 15, 1909.)
(H
i 137
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9525
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
INTERNATIONAL AUTOGRAPH CO., New
Work: No UY. [9525, 9526
Autographs of prominent labor lead-
ers. (F 74355, Feb. 26, 1909; 2 c. Feb.
9, 1909.*)
Autographs of prominent statesmen.
(EF 74356, Feb. 26, 1909.*)
(Mrs. Waterville,
[9527
(H
ISHAM
Ohio.
From factory to consumer.
123949, Mar. 138, 1909.)
JacK (CLARENCE), Tulsa, Okla.
[9528-9534
(H 125401-
EMMA),
Sapulpa, Okla. 1-3.
125403, Apr. 6, 1909.)
Sapulpa refining co. 1-8. (H 128752-
123754, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Tulsa, Okla. (H 128750,
1909. )
JacKson (H. R.), Littleton, Colo.
[9535-9540
Kansas (U.S. S.) in heavy weather.
1-6. (Hi 125478-1254838, Apr. 7,, 19095)
JOHNSON (JAMES H.), Bradford, N. H.
[9541
(H
Mar. 8,
Bradford, N. H., Todd pond.
125209, Apr. 2, 1909.)
JONES (Exia F.), Chicago, [l.
Elizabeth.
[9542
(H 125201, Apr. 2, 1909.)
JUDGE co., New York, N. Y.
[9548-9550
And this is why I’ve not seen my
old friend Fritz. (F 75088, Apr. 5,
1909. )
Gee! But it must be great to be
poor. (F 74687, Mar. 23, 1909.)
Go on! I’m with you. (F 74800,
Mar. 9, 1909.)
Her buoy. (F 75087, Apr. 5, 1909.)
I wonder if I’d write him a letter if
he’d send me a baby brother. (F
74301, Mar. 9, 1909.)
Large families is such a _ trouble.
(F 74686, Mar. 23, 1909.)
Leslie’s weekly, cover design, Mar.
25, 1909. (EF 75134, Apr. 6, 1909, 2c.
Mar. 30, 1909.)
Say when. (F 74762, Mar. 25, 1909.)
Kapp (MARTIN), Denver, Colo. [9551
Famous hatchets. (F 74110, Mar. 6,
1909; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1909.)
KELLER (ARTHUR I.), New York, N. Y.
[9552
Wedding in old Clovelly. (H 123979,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
KELLEY (E. W.) Chicago, Ill.
[95538-9577
Chicago, Ill. 8855, 8856, 8858. (H
124231-124233, Mar. 17, 29083)
Inaugural crowd from Capitol
toward Congressional library, Wash-
ington, D. “C., Mar.” 4, 1903.0
124237, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Inaugural parade, Washington, D.
C., Mar. 4, 1909. 8879-8896. (H
124238-124255, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Mitchell, S. Dak., Great corn pal-
ace. 8875. (H 124234, Mar. 17%,
1909.)
Shivering multitude, Inauguration,
Washington, Mar. 4, 1909. (H 124236,
Mar. 17, 1909:)
Taft (President) bowing to the mul-
titude, U. S. Capitol, Washington,
D. C., Mar. 4, 1909. 8876. (H 124235,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Keyes (DELBERT C.), South Ware-
ham, Mass. [9578
Wareham, Mass., New high school
building. (F 74812, Mar. 10, 1909;
2 ¢) Heb. (2, 1809n
IXILBOURNE (ELMORE), Portland, Me.
[9579
Coast artillery corps, U. S. A. (Ff
74855, Mar. 29, 1909.)
KILBURBN (B. W.), Littleton, N. H.
[9580-9609
Going to the land of opportunity.
17325.. (H 125224, Apr. 2; 1909.)
Hundreds of Italian earthquake
refugees. 17326. (H 125225, Apr. 2,
1909.
Messina, Italy, great earthquake
disaster. 17297-17324. (Ho i25226—
125258, Apr. 2, 1909.)
KILLEEN (JAMES W.), Salt Lake City,
Utah. [9610
Eternal [question]. (G 21009, Feb.
8, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1909.)
KIMBALL & Son, Concord, N. H.
[9611, 9612
Bob, son of Battle. (H 124922,
Mar. 27, 1909.)
Robin. (H 124923, Mar. 27, 1909.)
KLuMP (CHARLES MICHAEL), Phila-
delphia, Pa. [96138-9618
I always liked a Mason. (F 74524,
Mar. 9, 1909.)
I always liked a Pythian.
Mar. 9, 1909.)
I always liked a Red Man. (F 74525,
Mar. 9, 1909.)
(FF 74528,
138
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909
Kiump (CHARLES MicHArL)—Cont’d.
I always liked an Elk. (F 74523,
Mar. 9, 1909.)
I always liked an Odd Fellow. (F
74526, Mar. 9, 1909.)
I always liked the G A. R. (F
74527, Mar. 9, 1909.)
2c. of each Mar. 23, 1909.
KNAFFL & BRO., Knoxville, Tenn. [5
photographs. ] [9619-9623
Annette. — Celeste. — Finishing
touches. — St. Cecelia. — Violet glow.
(H 125426-125430, Apr. 7, 1909.)
KNIPE (E. BENsoN), New York, N. Y.
[9624, 9625
Adversity. Mac §t.
1909. )
(H 124870,
1909
KNOEDLER (E. L.), New York, N. Y.
[9626-9628
Here’s a’ health unto his majesty; |
(EF 74522, Mar. |
by W. Dendy Sadler.
17, 1909; 2 ec. Mar. 18, 1909.)
Portrait of a lady; by Nattier. (F
75042, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Princess Mary;-by Van Dyck. (F
75041, Apr. 5, 1909.)
KNOEDLER (M.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[9629
Miss Papendiek; by John Hoppner,
R. A. (EF 74848, Mar. 29, 1909.)
KNOWLES (RAy), Rossville, Ga. [9630
Ft. Oglethorpe. (H 124900, Mar. 27,
1909.)
Kop Bros., Grand Canyon, Ariz. [9631
Jacob’s ladder. (H 125259, Apr. 3,
1909.)
KRAEMER ART ©O., Cincinnati, Ohio.
[9632
Kentucky’s fame. (H 124856, Mar.
25, 1909.)
LAMBIN (GEO. M.) & co., Chicago, Ill.
[9633
Path to the spring. (F 72631, Jan.
22, 1909; 2 ec. Mar. 15, 1909.)
LAMBIN-WENIGMAN CoO., Chicago, Ill.
[17 prints] [9634-9650
Cabin (The).—Going home.—Little
cottage—Old well.—Seeker (The).—
Warm bird. (F 73743-73748, Feb. 23,
| 1909; 2 c. of each Mar. 19, 1909.)
Apple blossoms.—Autumn (The).—
Best wishes, 48, 49.—Birthday greet-
ings. — Nasturtiums.— Roses.— Spring
girl—Summer__ girl.— Tulips.— Winter
girl. (F 74086-74096, Mar. 5, 1909;
2c. of each Mar. 19, 1909.)
Prosperity. (H 124871, Mar. 11, |
-)
AND PRINTS, ETC.
9785
| LAURENCE (DANIEL), Northbrand,
Kans. [9651
Spinning wool the old way. (F
74297, Mar. 9, 1909.)
| LAZARNICK (N.), New York, N. Y.
[9652
Banquet at Waldorf-Astoria of the
Optimist club of America. (H 125425,
Apr. 7, 1909.)
Leary, PLouRD & BRIDGETT, Boston,
Mass. [9653
Roman Catholic popes. 16 by 21.
(F 74432, Mar. 2, 1909.)
LEAVITT (EH. M.), Rutland, Mass.
[9654, 9655
Rutland, Mass., Massachusetts State
sanatorium, 13870, 1871. (H 125524,
125525, Apr. 7, 1909; 2 c. of each Feb.
17, 1909.)
LEEDS (AUGUSTA GLOSE), Chicago, Ill.
[9656-9664
Leeds (Augusta Glosé) Root photos
5-18. (H 124877-124385, Mar. 19,
1909 ; 2 c. of each Apr. 2, 1909.)
LESTER BOOK AND STATIONERY CO., At-
lanta, Ga. [9665, 9666
Gopher and possum series 6, 7. (F
74069, 74070, Mar. 5, 1909.)
LEW!s (SAMUEL W.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[9667, 9668
East (The), old Masonic lodge
room, Brooklyn, N. Y. (H 124940,
Mar. 29, 1909.)
West (The), showing the organ, old
Masonic lodge room, Brooklyn, N. Y.
(H 124939, Mar. 29, 1909.)
LIDGERWOOD MFG. CO., Chicago, Ill.
[9669-9717
Lidgerwood-Crawford scraper bucket
excavator, etc., 1-17, 19-48. (F 74140-
| 74156, 74158-74187, Mar. 6, 1909.)
Page scraper bucket 18, 49. (F
74157, 74188, Mar. 6, 1909.)
LINKLETTER (L. G.), Seattle, Wash.
[9718-9780
[Mount] Rainier national park. 1-—
63. (H 124990-125052, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Lister (W. H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
; [9781
Navy girl. (F 74709, Mar. 24, 1909.)
LOUNSBURY (FRED C.), Plainfield, N. J.
[4 prints] [9782-9785
Billy possum to the front.—Colum-
bia’s latest possum and taters.—Na-
tion’s choice.—Uncle Sam’s new toys.
(F 75224-75227, Apr. 10, 1909.)
139
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9786 pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
LOWNEY (WALTER M.) co., Boston, McCiLure (R. B.)—Continued.
Mass. [9T86, 9787 (EF 75038, Apr. 3, 1909.)
‘American beauties. (G 21238, Mar.
30, 1909.)
Morning glories.
1909. )
Lucas (CLARENCE O.), Fremont, Nebr.
[9T88, 9789
(H 124854,
(G 21239, Mar. 30,
itremont. Nebr. 4," 2.
124855, Mar. 25, 1909.)
LucKY SPUD co., Boston, Mass. [9790
Lueky spud. (H 128860, Mar. 11,
1909. )
Lupwig (Harry L.), Washington,
Bae OF (9791, 9T92
Washington, D. C., Mar. 4, 1909.
We? (CE 1 12498%. 124932, Mare 26.
1909; 2 c. of each Mar.. 23, 1909.)
LuicK (EMMANUEL), Iron River, Wis.
[9793, 9794
Devil's island light Ice Bound. (H
123933, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Sand island light on a frosty morn-
ing. (H 128934, Mar. 12," 1909.)
Lussy (M. §8.), Canyon, Tex. [9795
Canyon City, Tex., public school.
(H 124419, Mar. 19, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 9,
1909. )
LYMAN (BLANCHE E.), Chicago, Il.
[9796
Invocation. (F 74703, Mar. 20,
109s 2 Co Mar. 11° 1869.4
LyYNcH (DAN), Seattle, Wash. [9797
Number ? Seattle 1—9-0-9. (H
123559; Mar. 3.91909: -2ifeget BS:
1909. )
Lynpon (A. §8.), Ann Arbor, Mich.
[5 photographs | [ 9T9S—9802
Along the shore.—Dock (The)—
Swimming.—View from camp.—yY. M.
Cc. A. camp. (H 124524-124528 Mar.
22, 1909; 2 ¢. of each Feb. 3, 1909.)
LyNnw & Cram, Seattle, Wash. [9808
Puget sound product. (F 74853,
Mar. 29, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1909.
McCaASKEY REGISTER CO., Canton, Ohio.
| 9804
It’s inside. (G 21225, Mar. 26, 1909.)
McecUnurn. (R. B.), New York, N.Y
[9805-9814
Around the world with Dorothy Dot.
(F 74334, Mar. 10, 1909.)
(KF 74458, Mar. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 74626, Mar. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 74831, Mar. 27, 1909.)
(F 75244, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Circus toy. (F 75039, Apr. 3, 1909.)
Cut out for Easter. (F 74832, Mar.
21, JUGS.)
Goat wagon toy.
1909. )
Yakima Indian chief.
Mar. 20, 1909.)
MacDonaLp (Prrre), New York, N. Y.
[9815, 9816
(H 125365, Apr.
(F 75245, Apr. 10,
(F 74627,
Waltman (H. F.)
5, 1909.)
Wanamaker
Mar. 23, 1909.)
Mace (CHAS. E.), Denver, Colo.
(John). (H 125076,
[9817
Close quarters. (H 123705, Mar. 6,
1909. )
MACFADDEN (BERNARR), Battle Creek,
Mich. [9818, 9819
McFadden (Bernarr) A. B. (H
123639, 123640, Mar. 5, 1909.)
MAcFEE (KE. D.) gr., Petersburg, Va.
[9820
American fieet in Hampton Roads,
1909. (H 124864, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Matiory (R. L.), Bellefonte, Pa.
[9821
Pennsylvania state college, class of ©
1910. (H 124497, Mar. 22 13033
MALONE (ALIcE), Laneaster, Pa.
[9822, 98238
children of Lancaster,
(F 73561, 73562, Feb. 18,
Mennonite
Pao A. 8B:
| 1909; 2 ce. of each Mar. 8, 1909.)
MANHATTAN PHOTOGRAVURE CO., New
Ori. aINy. Ye [ 9824-9827
Harvard university . 1-4. (F 75228-
fozol, Apr. 10, 190354
MANZI, JOYANT & CO., Paris, France:
[9828, 9830
A la santé de feu le Renard; by
Cecil Aldin. (F 14818, Mar. 10, 19092)
Chasse au Renard; by Cecil Aldin.
(F 74317, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Vue (La); by Cecil Aldin. (F 74316,
| Mar. 10, 1909.)
Mason (Episu M.), Oberlin, Ohio.
[9831
Ohio soldier presidents. (H 125301,
| Apr. 3, 1909.)
| MATZENE Co., Chicago, IL. [9832
McEvay (Most Rev. Fergus Patrick).
| (H 124521, Mar. 22, 1909.)
140
a Se
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
_ nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909 9886
MAXWELL (A R.), New York, N. Y. Morrerr stuplo—Continued.
[9833 Jore, (Thomas P.) (H_ 125486,
Robbery—fire—accident. (EF 74571, | Apr. 8, 1909.)
Mar. 6, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1909.) MacVeagh (Franklin) 1-4. (
MELLIN’s Foop co. or NortH America, | 1238775-123778, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Boston, Mass. [9834 Norton (Charles D.) (By 135121,
Good night. (F 74990, Apr. 2, | Mar. 31, 1909.)
a 124003 Mae 3a taba) “THO
: x i A 24692, Mar. 25, 9.
MERRELL (Ropert L.), Geneseo, es, Stone (Dr. W. E.) (HH 124693, Mar.
Geneseo, N. Y. Normal school chapel,
interior. (H 124859, Mar. 25, 1909. )
MESSERSMITH (R. G.), Chicago, Ill.
[9836
Autumn. (F 74559, Mar. 18, 1909;
2 ce. Mar. 19, 1909.)
METROPOLITAN PRINTING CO., New York,
we -Y. [983T, 9838
Battle (The) (G 21198, Mar. 22,
1909. )
Pevme nem (4.20197, Mar. 22,
1909. )
MILLER (CHARLES RICHARD), McCloud,
Cal. [9839
Manes. § CEP 123922, Mar. 12,
1909. )
Mitier (Gro. W.), Midland, Tex. [9840
Midland college, Midland, Tex. (H |
fee Hep. 20, 1909; 1 c¢. Feb. 8, |
1909; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1909.)
® MisHKin (H.), New York, N. Y.
~ 1909.)
i
}
|
|
|
:
2
|
|
é.
p B.
[9841-9847
Garden (Mary) 28-582.
125391, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Labia (Maria) (H 125393, Mar. 30,
Zenatello (Giovanni) 18. (H
125392, Mar. 30, 1909.)
MitTcHELL (Epwarp H.), San Fran-
cisco, Cal. [9848
Two Sentinels, Mt. Rainier, Wash.
(G 21178, Feb. 25, 1909.)
MITCHELL (JNO. J.) co., New York,
Me 3. « [9849, 9850
American fashions. Sartorial art
journal. Mar., 1909. Supplements A,
(F 71411, 71412, Dec. 19, 1908; 2c.
of each Mar. 22, 1909.)
Mock (JOSEPH ERNEST),
1 Rew i
Lambert (Rey. L. A.)
Mar. 29, 1909.)
Rochester,
[9851
(H 1249438,
| Morretrr stupro, Chicago, III.
|
|
r
1%
i
[9852-9863
Bellew (Kyrle) 1-3. (H 124688—
124690, Mar. 25, 1909.)
(H 125387- |
25, 1909.)
Montross (N. E.), New York, N. Y.
[6 photographs] [9864-9869
Blue cup; by Joseph De Camp.—
Corner of the field; by J. Alden
Weir.—Elisabeth; by Frank W. Ben-
son.—Musiec room; by Childe Has-
sam.—Summer afternoon; by Frank
W. Benson.—Summer idyl; by Childe
Hassam. (H 124672-124677, Mar. 25,
1909.)
MOooNEY (JAMES), Chicago, Ill. [9870
Lakes to gulf waterway. (EF 74964,
Apr. 1, 1909.)
Moore (A.), New York, N. Y.
[98T1—9876
New York. N. Y. Bible house. (H
| 124303, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Church of Holy Communion,
| interior. (H 124804, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Church of the Incarnation, in-
| tericr. (H 124420, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Grace church, interior.
123638, Mar.” 5,” 1909 >; Pues Mar:
1909. )
(
5,
—— the
| Mar. 30, 1909.)
——St. Bartholomew’s church, in-
terior. (H 124937, Mar. 29, 1909; 2c.
Mar. 29, 1909.)
rectory. (EF 74895,
Moore (FRANK E.), Middletown, Ohio.
[98TT—-9882
Hiawatha. Mar. 8,
1909. )
Iagoo and Hiawatha.
Mar. 8, 1909.)
| Min-ne-ha-ha. (H 119012, Nov. 30,
1908; 2 ec. Mar. 8, 1909.)
Minnehaha. A-C.,
123767, Mar. 8, 1909.)
(H 125763,
(H 125764,
(H 123765-
MUNDER, THOMSEN co., Baltimore, Md.
[9883-9886
Clifton, Ohio, Falls. (F 74313, Mar.
10, 1909.)
Rapids.
-_
(FEF 75049, <Apr. 9,
/ 1909.)
141
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3887 :
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 4
MuNbDER, THOMSEN co.—Continued.
Gloucester, Mass.
1909. )
Killarney bay, Ontario, the poplars. |
(Ff 75105, Apr. 5, 1909.)
MUNN & co., New York, N. Y.
Connecticut, North Dakota, en-
larged Dakota. (F 74901, Mar. 30,
1909. )
Largest U. S. Dreadnought. (F
74902, Mar. 30, 1909.)
U. S. government for 1908. (F T4778, |
Mar. 25, 1909.)
Murpuy (THos. D.) co. Red Oak, |
Iowa. [9880
Oklahoma, opening of, in 1889.
(F 74226, Mar. 8, 1909.)
(F 75106, Apr. 5, |
| ——(F 74702, Mar. 23, 1909.)
[9887-9889 |
Receipts and expenditures of the | a
i
NasH (B#.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[9891, 9892
in_jand. out. CG, 20S Mar ts,
1909. )
Interrupted.
1909. )
NaSH (HERMAN), Cole. 3
photographs] [98938-9895
Conejos river. — Cottontail. — Deer
in snow. (H 1250538-125055, Mar. 29,
1909.)
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH CO.,
Ill.
Cherries are
Mar. 22, 1909.)
(G, 20172," Mar ts," |
Pueblo,
Chicago, |
[9896-9899 |
ripe. (He 424563,
Roses and curls. (H 124561, Mar.
22, 1909.)
Roses and smiles. (H 124560, Mar.
22, 1909.)
Roses at twilight. (H 124562, Mar. |
22, 1909.)
NATIONAL PRESS ASSN., Washington,
Dac: [9900
Bishops who took part in the conse-
cration of Bishop Harding. (H |
122000, Jan. 26, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 11,
1909.)
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington, D. C.
[9901-9911
[Brown (John) series] 1-11. (F
74372-74382, Mar. 11, 1909; 2 c. of each
Mar. 18, 1909.)
New York EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW |
YoRK HERALD COMPANY). Jersey. |
Citys. IN.” a [9912-9966 |
Book-taught Bilkins. (F 74309, |
Mar. 9, 1909.) |
(F 74520, Mar. 16, 1909.) |
|New YorK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorK HERALD COMPANY )—Cont’d.
——(F 74915, Mar. 30, 1909.)
| =e 75130, Apr. 6, 1909.)
Dolby’s double.
1909.)
——(F 75352, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
74246, Mar. 8, 1909.)
——(F 74407, Mar. 12, 1909.)
74499, Mar. 15, 1909.)
74639, Mar. 20, 1909.)
74671, Mar. 22, 1909.)
74843, Mar. 27, 1909.)
74890, Mar. 29, 1909.)
74995, Apr. 2, 1909.)
75116, Apr. 5, 1909.)
——(F 75220, Apr. 9, 1909.)
——(F 75354, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Flavia flicked her with her whip.
(EF 74397, Mar. 11, 1909.)
He detected ragged fellows. (F
74553, Mar. 17, 1909; 2seiiar eee:
1909.)
He levelled the pistol.
Mar. 22, 1909.)
I am waiting to give you a warning.
(F 74845, Mar. 27, 1909.)
I’m thinking, by rights, I must
arrest you. (F 743899, Mar. 11, 1909.)
It’s you that struck him after he
(F 75117, Apr. 5,
(F
(F
2
=
(Kh
pane
(F 74669,
was disarmed. (F 74994, Apr. 2,
1909.)
It was a heavy tramping. (F
74638,. Mar. 20, 1909; 2 Go Marie,
1909.)
It was the English who rose.
74497, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Let it go, he panted.
31, 1909. )
Men threw down five pounds of gold.
(F 74406, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Neighborly Miss Nosey.
Mar. 8, 1909.) :
Pa Puddinhead. (F 74247, Mar. 8,
1909.)
—— (F 74496, Mar. 15, 1909.)
—— (F 74642, Mar. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 74846, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Pazaza, it’s great. (EF 74400, Mar.
11, 1909.)
—— (F 74611, Mar. 19, 1909.)
—— (F T4777, Mar. 25, 1909.)
—— (F 75211, Apr. 8, 1909.)
(Fr
(F 74958, Mar.
(F 74245,
142
eS eee ee eee eS ae a ee ee
Soa
nos. 18-17, Apr., 1909
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
AND PRINTS, ETC.
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorK HERALD COMPANY )—Cont’d.
Pilgrim’s progress. (FF 74898, Mar.
11, 1909.)
— (F 74554, Mar. 17, 1909.)
— (F 74754, Mar. 24, 1909.)
— (F 74959, Mar. 31, 1909.)
—— (F 75155, Apr. 7, 1909.)
Sentimental Sidney. (F 74498, Mar.
15, 1909.)
— (F 74670, Mar. 22, 1909.)
— (F 74889, Mar. 29, 1909.)
—— (F 75115, Apr. 5, 1909.)
——. (F 75353, Apr. 12, 1909.) |
She lunged with all the force of her |
strong young arm. (F 74753, Mar. 24,
1909. )
She never for a moment stopped to
mask her hate. (F 74776, Mar. 25,
1909. ) |
There is a limit, Colonel Sullivan.
(F 74842, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Two advanced, touched swords, then
saluted. (F 74495, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Who loves me follows me across the
water. (F 74519, Mar. 16, 1909.)
Will you murder us? (F 74641,
Mar. 20, 1909.)
With uplifted whip she
rode in
among the men. (F 74308, Mar. 9, |
1909. )
Yes, let him give up his sword. |
(F 74610, Mar. 19, 1909.)
New York HERALD COMPANY, Jersey
City, N. J. [9967-10059
Buster Brown. (F 74056, Mar. 3,
1909; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1909.)
fe s20G0, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 «¢.
Mar. 20, 1909.)
. (F 74733, Mar.
Mar. 27, 1909.)
(EF 74738, Mar.
Apr. 3, 1909.)
(F 74746, Mar.
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Daily hint from Paris. (F 74204,
Mar. 6, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1909.)
—— (F 74248, Mar. 8, 1909.)
—— (F 74249, Mar. 8, 1909.)
— (F 74810, Mar. 9, 1909.)
(BF 743854, Mar. 10, 1909; 2 ec.
Mar. 11. 1909.)
(F 74401, Mar. 11, 1909.)
— (F 74408, Mar. 12, 1909.)
— (F 74409, Mar. 12, 1909.)
—— (F 74446, Mar. 18, 1909; 2 «.
Mar. 15, 1909.)
24, 1909; 2 c.
24, 1909; 2 ¢.
24, 1909; 2 ¢.
New YorRK HerRatpD comPpANy—Cont’d.
Daily hint from Paris. (F 74500,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
CR’ *745t8: Mar; 16, 1909; 2>e.
Mar. 18, 1909.)
—— (F 74521, Mar. 16, 1909.)
—— (FF 74555, Mar. 17, 1909; 2 c¢.
| Mar. 19, 1909.)
(F 74612, Mar. 19, 1909; 2 ¢.
Mar. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 74687, Mar. 20, 1909.)
——(F 74640, Mar. 20, 1909;
Mar. 22, 1909.)
—— (F 74672, Mar. 22, 1909.)
(EF 74674, Mar. 22, 1909; 2 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1909.)
(F 74701,
Mar. 24, 1909.)
(F 74774,
Mar. 23, 1909;
Mar. 25, 1909.)
CE (47%, Mar "25; 1909 =" 2".
Mar. 27, 1909.
—. ( 74844, Mar: 27, 1909; 2 ¢
| Mar. 29, 1909.)
(EF 74847, Mar. 27, 1909.
—— (F 74887, Mar. 29, 1909; 2 ¢
Mar. 30, 1909.)
(F 74914, Mar. 30, 1909.)
——. (74961... Mar. 31, 1909> 27 e¢
Apr. 1, 1909.)
(F 74962, Mar. 31, 1909.)
) fs GS 14980, Apral, 1909 sage
| Apr. 2, 1909.)
(F 74996, Apr. 2, 1909; 2 e
Apr. 5, 1909.)
CRY 7aR14& PApr ih 19@9 x. 2. Je
1 Apr. 6 1909.)
CRY? 750tS: Agr. 5, 549097)
—— (KF 75119, Apr. 5, 1909.)
CH Tatb6) -Apr.'"t," 1909 >" 2 ~e.
Apr. 8, 1909.)
CH T5208 kpr. °S) 1909 5°) | c,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
—— (F 75210, Apr. 8, 1909.)
(he iaest. Apr. 9, 1900-206
Apr. 12, 1909.)
(F 75349, Apr. 12, 1909.)
—— (F 75351, Apr. 12, 1909.)
CH fees, ADE. 12. 8909 FZ Gs
Apr. 138, 1909.)
Fleet includes the Lapland. (F
fo250; Apr. 22, 1909.)
Herald’s enlarged chart shows
seventy-seven Atlantic liners. (EF
74501, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
| 74059, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1909.)
143
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10040
New YorK HERALD COMPANY—Cont'd.
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
74064, Mar. 3, 1909; 2c. Mar. 20, 1909.)
(HU 74732. Mar. 24: 1909 >. 2. je
Mar. 27, 1909.)
(F 74741, Mar.
Apr. 3, 1909.)
(F 74742,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Majority of transatlantic liners now
bound for New York. (EF 74673, Mar.
22, 1909.)
Mediterranean trade with this port
still greater than ever before. (F
75120, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Mediterranean traffic continues to
engage many large liners. (F 74250,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
74055, Mar. 3, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1909.)
(EY 74061, Mar. 3, >4909 : 2. ¢:
Mar. 20, 1909.)
(FE 74735,
Mar. 27, 1909.)
(FEF 74737,
Apr. 3, 1909.)
— (F 74743,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Roosevelt (Colonel) and party, on
the Hamburg, nearing the Azores. (F
14888, Mar. 29, 1909; 2 « Mar. 30,
1909.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (EF 74057,
Mar. 3, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1909.)
24, 1909; 2 ©.
Mar.
24, 1909; 2 «
Mar.
24. “1909; 2 7c.
Mar 24.1909; 2 ©
Mar. 24, 1909;
i)
fo)
= (8 (4062> Mar SP 1969- 2c:
Mar. 20, 1909.)
(8° (4752, Mar.) 24, 1909: 2ee.
Mar. 27, 1909.)
(EF 74739,
Apr. 3, 1909.)
(F 74744, Mar.
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Undiscovered beauties (F 74402,
Mar. 11, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1909.)
—— (fF 74556, Mar. 17, 1909: -2 e.
Mar. 20, 1909.)
(F 74736.
Mar. 27, 1909.)
Mar.
24, 1909; 2 ¢.
24, 1909;
bo
io)
Mar.
243 AGOS 2 ae:
(EF 74960, Mar. 31, 1909; 2 e.
Apr. 3, 1909.)
CH.75209,. Apr. 8, 1909... 2 @,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Woo woo bird. (F 74058, Mar. 3,
1909; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1909.)
(EF 74734, Mar. 24, 1909; 2 «.
Mar. 27, 1909.)
(FEF 74745, Mar. 25,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
1909: 2 «.
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
| New York TiMEs co., New York, N. Y.
[10040-10044
Impressions of the passing show.
(F 74307, Mar. 9, 1909.)
—— (F 74502, Mar. 15,
—— (F 74700, Mar. 23, 1909.)
(EF 74957, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Spring fashions. (F 75154, Apr. 7,
1909. )
1909. )
NEWCOMBE (GEO. E.) & co., New York,
No Ye [ 10045, 10046
Good St. Valentines day one hun-
dred years ago. (H 123897, Mar. 6,
1909. )
Half moon.
1909. )
(H 123898, Mar. 6,
NorTH AMERICAN CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[10047-10049
Little journeys of Nip and Tuck. (F
74663, Mar. 22, 1909.)
as
(F 74881, Mar. 29, 1909.)
—— (F 75089, Apr. 5, 1909.)
NOWELL (FRANK H.), Seattle, Wash.
[10050
Beaton (Helen) and _ dog. (H
124634, Mar. 23, 1909.)
NUTTING (WALLACE), Southbury, Conn.
[16 photographs] [10051-10066
Afternoon tea.—Confidences.—Count-
ing treasures.—Cup that cheers.—
Dropped stitch. — Embarrassing re-
mark.— First lesson. — Housewifely
treasures.—Inife box.—Little helper.—
Mild tonic.—More hot water.—Moth-
er’s tea.—Our diffident ancestors.—
Please fix it—What time grandpa?
(H 125302-125317, Apr. 3, 1909.)
OAKES (M. L.), Seattle, Wash. [10067
State of Washington design. (H
123787, Mar. 9, 1909.)
OLIVER-JENNINGS, Spokane, Wash.
[10068
True western hospitality. (H 123606,
Mar. 3, 1909.)
OLson (W. O.),. Alexandria, Minn.
[S photographs] [10069—LO076
Giant cotton tails——Heavy load.—
Loading up rabbits for home.—Salt-
ing.—When sport becomes work.—
Where Jack rabbits are thick.—Where
shooting is good.—wWhere the Jack
rabbits grow as large as mules. (H
124602-124609, Mar. 23, 1909.)
OPPENHEIMER (LEO), New York, N. Y.
[10077
Biliouskin. (F 75121, Apr. 6, 1909.)
144
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909
OSBORNE co., New York, N. Y.
[10078—10084
Fishing village in Brittany. (FE
74368, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Fox hunt in old Virginia. 1-3. (F
74365-74367, Mar. 11, 1909. )
In the heart of old New England.
(F 74369, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Old farm house in New England.
(F 74658, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Venice, glimpse of the Grand canal.
(F 74370, Mar. 11, 1909.)
OveRALL (Mrs. I. L.), Houston, Texas.
' [10085
Texas winter roses. (H 123740,
Mar. 8, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1909.)
PACKARD (EpwaArD H.). Boston, Mass.
[10086
Know ye not. (F 74784, Mar. 11,
1909. )
Pain (HeENrRy J.), New York,-N. Y.
[10087
Battle in the sky. (G 21187, Mar.
20, 1909.)
PALMER (G. EMERSON), Syracuse, N.Y.
[10088, 10089
De-Ya-Weu-Da. (124917, Mar. 27,
1909. )
Medicine man and sick brave. (H
124918, Mar. 27, 1909.)
PATTERSON-GIBBS cO., Chicago, Ill.
{27 prints] [10090-10116
Announcement.—Are you looking for
trouble.—Ask the man who knows.—
Attractive idea for outside of folder.—
Auction sale——Business on the boom.—
Card to the public.—Delighted.—Golf-
season is here.—In a nutshell.—Indica-
tion.—It’s up to you.—Just a mo-
ment.—Just a reminder.—Made in Ger-
many.—Man behind the dollar.—More
money for you.—Now ready.—Particu-
lar point.—Something striking for mail-
ing card.—Something to be proud of.—
Spring styles.—Stunning.—Sure sign
of money.—We can help you loosen the
dollars.—W hat we are crowing about.—
Your money back. (F 74113-74139,
Mar. 6, 1909.)
PEARMAN (Ropert H.), Culpeper, Va.
[10117
Blue Ridge mountains from Cul-
peper, Va. (H 124587, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Peck (ANNIE S.), New York, N. Y.
; [10118
Mount Huascaran. (H 121756, Jan.
19, 1909.)
10171
Peck .(CHARLES L.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[10119
His first bubble. (H 125129, Apr. 1,
1909.)
PERARD (VicTOR ), New York, N. Y.
[10120
Trolley ride. (H 124368, Mar. 11,
1909. )
PraFF (HENRY C.) & KENDALL (JOHN),
Newark, N. J. [10121
Hercules column. (F 74676, Mar.
16, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 22, 1909.)
CAS Boy: York. .N.iw.
[10122-10124
[New York, N. Y.], view from Met-
ropolitan bldg. tower. 1-3. (H 125526-—
125528, Apr. 9, 1909.)
PHELAN New
Chicago,
[10125
(H 124564,
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO.,
Ill.
Vacuum floor cleaner.
Mar.°22, 1909.)
PHILLIPS sTUDIO. Philadelphia, Pa.
[10126-10129
Crystal ball. (H 128708, Mar. 6,
1909. )
Dickey (Rey. Chas. A.)
Mar. 30, 1909.)
Sheatz (John O.) 1, 2.
125066. Mar. 30, 1909.)
(H 125067,
(H 125065,
PHOTO ART CO., Woonsocket, R. I.
[10130
Woonsocket, R. I., Horse Shoe falls.
(H 123746, Mar. 8, 1909.)
PICKERING (WILLIAM), Roslyn, N. Y.
[10131
Roosevelt (Ex-Pres. Theodore) and
neighbors, Sagamore Hill. (H 125102,
Mar. 31, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 20, 1909.)
PICTORIAL NEWS co., New York, N. Y.
[10132-10161
[Inauguration of Pres. Taft] N742-—
N746, N754, N756, N758, N767—N769.
(H 123820-123830, Mar. 9, 1909.)
[Panama canal] 1-19. (H 123831-
123849, Mar. 3, 1909.)
PITTSBURG ATHLETIC co., Pittsburg, Pa.
[10162, 10163
Pittsburg athletic base ball park. 1,
(H 123780, 123781, Mar. 9, 1909.)
PLATE PRINTING COo.. Woonsocket, R. I.
[10164-10171
(F 73932-—
2:
Woonsocket, R. I. 1-6.
73937, Mar. 1, 1909.)
—— Dunn Worsted Mills. 1. 2.
74598, 74599, Mar. 19, 1909.)
(EF
145
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10172
POLISH YOUNG MEN’S PUB. CO., Chicago,
Ill. [10172-10174
Obecny stan Polski. (F 74792, Mar.
26, 1909.)
Poswiecenie szabli koSciuszce i
wodzickiemu. (EF 74791, Mar. 26,
1909. )
Zawolnose. (EF 174790, Mar. 26,
1909.)
PoPENOE (CHAS. W.), Washington,
iD, C. [10175, 10176
Inauguration of W. H. Taft, review-
ing stand. (H 124477, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Taft (W. H.) in the reviewing stand.
(H 124478, Mar. 20, 1909.)
POST PUB. & PRINTING CO., Denver, Colo.
[10177-10181
Feeding the starving elk. (F 75124,
Apr. 6, 1909.)
In a land of wild men. (F 174657,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Marathon. (F 74475, Mar. 15,
1909. )
Terrible Teddy tours. (EF 74227,
Mar. 8, 1909.)
(F 74474, Mar. 15, 1909.)
PRAIRIE Doc (CHIEF), New Harmony,
Ind. [4 prints] [10182-10185
Another position.—Only one doing
this style shooting.— Prairie Dog
(Chief).—Prairie Rose. (EF 73939-
73942, Mar. 1, 1909.)
Prescott (Mrs. KATHERINE T.), Chi-
cago, Il. [10186
Child with lily. (H 128560, Mar. 2,
1909.)
Price (E. M.), McKeesport, Pa.
[10187
McKeesport basket ball team.
1908-09. (H 124896, Mar. 25, 1909;
2c. Mar. 17, 1909.)
Price (G. L.), Seattle, Wash. [10188
Compound symbolic head. (F
75006, Apr. 3, 1909.)
PRIicE (NATHAN H.), Roscoe, Ohio.
[10189
In memory of our dead. (F 74460,
Mar. 15, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 1, 1909.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©0., Provi-
dence, R. I. [10190
Paul’s story of his life. (G 21313,
Apr. 8, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1909.)
Rand, MCNALLY & CO., Chicago, III.
[10191-10196
Blind man’s buff. (F 74105, Mar.
5, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
RAND, McNALLY & co.—Continued.
Don’t you dare flirt with my sons.
(F 74103, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Down on the farm. (F 74101, Mar.
5, 1909.)
Fascination. (F 74102, Mar. 5,
1909.)
Harmonious quintet. (F 74104,
Mar. 5, 1909.)
Interrupted meal.
5, 1909.)
Rav (WILLIAM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[10197-10214
Inauguration of President Taft.
25848-25858. (H 125068-125073, Mar.
30, 1909.)
U. S. battleships Connecticut, Geor-
gia, Kearsarge, Nebraska, New Jer-
sey, Ohio, Wisconsin, U. S. scout
cruisers Birmingham, Chester, Salem.
(H 1243938-124402, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Wanamaker’s new building opera-
tion. * 25011. (Hl °a2@as2 Awe
1809. )
Wilmington board of trade, sixth
annual banquet. 25004. (H 124055,
(F 74106, Mar.
| Mar. 16, 1909.)
REYMER & BROS., INC., Pittsburg, Pa.
[10215
Roses. (G 21294, Apr. 7, 1909.)
REYNOLDS (J. H.) & co., Dallas, Tex.
[10216
Interurban car. (F 74832, Mar. 10,
1909.)
Rice (FRED’K W.), Worcester, Mass.
[10217, 10218
Murphy (Rev. Thos. ©.) #7 2.7>°C2
124887, 124888, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Rice (Ropert #.), Powderville, Mont.
[10219
Beaver cutting timber. (H 123978,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
Rico (W. H.), Jersey Cig fee
[10220
Pay dirt. (F 743815, Mar. 10, 1909.)
RICHARDSON (PAuL M.), Port Town-
send, Wash. [10221
Princess Victoria (S. S.) (H
125118, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Ricks (WILLIAM LUTHER), Valdosta,
Ga. [10222
Young sport’s first Billy possum.
(H 1238980, Mar. 15, 1909.)
RieperR (M.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[102238
Long Beach, Cal., Virginia hotel.
(H 125200, Apr. 1, 1909.)
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_ _——
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 18-17, Apr., 1909
ROBINSON (WiLLIAM J.), New York,
a. 2. [10224 |
See no evil, speak no evil, hear no
evil.
ROCHESTER PHOTO PRESS, Rochester,
N. Y. [85 photographs. ]
Francis.—Gertrude.—Hazel. — Inez. —
Jean.—Katherine.—Laura.— Muriel. —
Norma.—Olive.—Phyllis.—Rose.—Rose
(H 124221, Feb. 9, 1909.)*
[10225-10259
Ada.—Beatrice. — Delia. — Edith. — |
girl.—Target girl. (H 124529-124546,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Hard to beat.—Meditation. (H
1249538, 124954, Mar. 29, 1909; 2 c. of
each Mar. 27, 1909.)
Always welcome.— Coquette.— Daily
mail.—Housewife (The).—June blos-
soms.—Letter for you.—Like ducks to
water.—Mischief.—Opera box.—Smoke
rings.—To you sir.—Welcome news.—
Widow (The). — Winifred. — Your
health, (H 125144-125158, Apr. 1,
1909; 2 c. of each Mar. 31, 1909.)
Rockwoop (GEORGE G.), New York,
MY. [10260-10262
Pate (Hon. Wm. HH.) (H
1253181253820, Apr. 3, 1909.)
A-C.
New
RocKWOOD PHOTOGRAPHER CO.,
York, N.Y.
Witherspoon (Isabella
124308, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Rocers (EDWARD N.), Laramie, Wyo.
[10264
University of Wyoming mandolin
and glee club.
1909; 2 c. Mar. 12, 1909.)
Roop (F. M.), Poultney, Vt.
[10265-10267
[10263
M.) (H
Poultney, Vt., St. Mary’s R. C.
church, 1-3. (H 124465-124467, Mar.
20, 1909.)
Rose (H. M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[10268-10271
Oh! What’s the use. 14. (F 74653-
74656, Mar. 22, 1909; 2 c. of each Mar.
15, 1909.)
RosHon (J. W.) & LeMeER (J. D.),
Harrisburg, Pa. [10272
House of representatives of Penn-
Sylvania. 1909-1910. (H 125345, Apr.
5, 1909.)
RoOTOGRAPH co., New York, N. Y.
[10273, 10274
- Pompadour. (H 125531, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Roses. (H 125530, Apr. 9, 1909.)
(H 123879, Mar. 11, |
AND PRINTS, ETC.
10302
RUSSELL (Mort A.), Atlanta, Ga.
[10275
Shadow between old friends. (F
73924, Mar. 1, 1909.)
RUSSELL (WILLIS W.) POST CARD CO.,
Milltown, N. J. [10276
Broncho Bill. (F 74572, Mar. 19,
1909.)
SACKETT & #WVILHELMS CO., Brooklyn,
IN. ee [10277, 10278
Finishing a skyscraper. (F 73962,
Mar. 2, 1909.)
Virst prize. (F 73961, Mar. 2, 1909.)
SALE BROS., Texico, N. Mex.
[10279-10281
Freak corn photographs. 1-3. (H
124033-124035, Mar. 15, 1909.)
SAXE (ARTHUR), New York, N. Y.
[10282
Billyean, Billycant. (H 123851, Feb.
27, 1909.) *
ScHARFF (W. H), Enid, Okla.
[10283
Enid, Okla. (F 74447, Mar. 13,
1909.)
SCHLOSS BROS. & co., Baltimore, Md.
[9 prints. ] [10284-10292
January.— Februar y.—March.—
April.—May.—June.—July.—August.—
September. (F 74573-74581, Mar. 19,
1909. )
SCHLUETER (FRANK J.), Houston, Tex.
[10293, 10294
Branch of Texas . oranges. (H
125061, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Bunch of 25 on a tree. (H 125062,
Mar. 30, 1909.)
ScHMiptT (Emit T.), Buffalo, Minn.
[10295-10300
Bathing in Pulaski lake. A, B. (H
123941, 1238942, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Buffalo lake. (H 123945, Mar. 12,
1909. )
Driveway around Buffalo lake. (H
123946, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Lake shore of Pulaski lake. A, B.
(H 123943, 123944, Mar. 12, 1909.)
ScHmMint (HENRY) & BRO., INC., Phila-
delphia, Pa. [10301
Signs of Christmas. (G 21226, Mar.
29, 1909.)
SCHREYER (AuGcuSTUS M.), New York,
I: Me [10302
Trailed to the chasm. (H 1238982,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
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10303
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt TV; i. Se vat
ScHREYVOGEL (CHas.), Hoboken, N. J.
[103038, 10304
Fight for water, (H 123947, Mar.
13, 1909.)
Lost dispatches. (H 128948, Mar.
18, 1909. )
Scuowas (F. E.), Port Washington,
Ohio. [ 10305, 10306
Four ways of trave® 1, 2. (H
124929, 124930, Mar. 7, 1909.)
Scuowasp & WoLtr, New York, N. Y.
[3 chromos] [10307-10309
Columbia.—Homeward bound.—Sea
nymph. (G 21282-21284, Apr. 5, 1909.)
ScoBi—E (FRANK), Sleepy Eye, Minn.
[10310-10312
Just arrived behind the rotary. (H
123644, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Rotary steam snow _ shovel. (H
123645, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Trying to keep the trains on time.
(H 123704, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Scrocin (HE. D.), Bradentown, Fla.
[10313, 10314
Bradentown, Fla. 1. (H 122898,
Peb.. 18, 1909; 1 ¢. Feb. 2, 19095 dc.
Mar. 26, 1909.) "
2.- €H. 122899, ‘Feb: 13, 1909 ;
1 ¢@ Feb. 13, 1909; 1 c. Mar. 26, 1909.)
SEIBERT PRINTING Co., Canal Dover,
Ohio. [10315
Presidential picture. CE’ > 7404,
Mar. 5, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1909.)
SELLS & FLoTo co., Denver, Colo. [7
photographs | [10316-10322
Camel.—King Edward.—King Ed-
ward and Duke.—Lions.—Tapir.—
Tiger cubs.—Tiger head. (H 125103-
125109, Mar. 5, 1909.)
SELLS-FLOTO SHOWS co., Denver, Colo.
[10323
(H 124941,
Lady and the tiger cubs.
Mar. 18, 1909.)
SEyMourR (J. F.), Indianapolis, Ind.
[10324
Don’t be the donkey. (F 74819,
Mar. 26, 1909.)
SHAW (ELizaBetrH ANNA), Boston,
Mass. [10325, 10326
Contentment. (H 123452, Mar. 1,
1909. )
Little sweetheart. (H 123451, Mar.
1, 1909.)
SHEPARD (Morgan), New York, N. Y.
[10327-10334
Cow (The). (F 74989, Apr. 2, 1909.)
SHEPARD (MorGAN )—Continued.
Keep smiling. (EF 74785, Mar. 26,
1909. )
Laff an go eazie. (EF T4789, Mar. 26,
1909. )
Life. (F 74787, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Listen for the tinkle of the wishing
bell. (EF 74788, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Smile with me. (F 74385, Mar. 11,
1909.)
(EF 74786, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Turtle (The). (F 74386, Mar. 14,
1909. )
SIMMONS (EVELINE), Lakewood, Ohio.
[10835
Truth and mercy. (EF 74319, Mar.
10, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 18, 1909.)
SIMPLICITY co., Chicago, Ill. [10836
Chicago, Pathfinder loop district.
(F 74383, Mar. 11, 1909.)
SLEVIN (L. S.), Carmel, Cal. [10337
Keeper of the Carmel mission. (H
124967, Mar. 29, 1909.)
SMEDBERG (FRANK), Chicago, Il.
[103388
Meals at all hours. (G 21212, Mar.
10, 1909.)
SmMiTH (A. T. E.), Woonsocket, R. I.
t [10339
Woonsocket, R. I., Church of
Precious Blood and_ rectory. (F
75016, Apr. 3, 1909.)
SmitH (KE. Boyp), Wilton, Conn.
[10340-10342
Goodness, see those great big cages.
See, his ball is really going.
See the elephant with glasses.
(EF 74679-74681, Mar. 23, 1909.)
SMITH (Gero. E.), Denver, Colo. [10343
Skidoo. (F 74615, Mar. 20, 1909; 2
ec. Mar. 22, 1909.)
SmMitH (Harper B.),
N. J.
Breakers by moonlight.
Mar. 29, 1909.)
SmirH (S. C.), North Yakima, Wash.
[10345, 10346
Box Canon, Colo., 1840. (H 128747,
Mar. 8, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 8, 1909.)
Washington, D. C., Botanical gar-
Atlantic City,
[10344
(F 74882,
dens, fountain and Capitol. 1841. (H
128748, Mar. 8, 1909.)
SNYDER (LEON), Colfax, Wis. [10347
Colfax, Wis.
1909.)
(H 124500, Mar. 22,
148
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
Society OF ICONOPHILES, New York, |
ate.
Farragut (David Glasgow) ; by F.S.
[10348 |
10420
STATE PUB CoO.—Continued.
Do you believe in signs. (IF 74473,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
Four Paw’s rhapsodie. (EF 74835,
Mar. 27, 1909.)
Gink and Dink. (F 74324, Mar. 10,
1909.)
King. (F 74629, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Spooner & WELLS, INC., New York,
1 Ha [10349 |
Executive committee A. A. A. (H
See. eer, 17, 1909: 2 c. Mar. 18,
1909. )
SPRAGUE’S MERCANTILE AGENCY, Chi- |
cago, I]. [10350
Creditor’s query. (F 67385, July
22, 1908.) *
(FE
(F
(FE
(FE
is
74539,
T4722,
74927,
75144,
busy.
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Mar. 24, 1909.)
Mar. 31, 1909.)
Apr. 7, 1909. )
Line (F 743825, Mar. 10,
909.)
| the trap.
SPRINGER (Harry J.) Scottdale, Pa. |
(10351, 10352 |
Bryan (Wm. Jennings) A. B. (H
a2aee0, 225561, Apr. 5, 1909; 2 c. of |
each Mar. 29, 1909.)
STANLAWS (PENRHYN), New York, |
N. Y. [4 prints] [10353-10356
Skipping. (F 74561-74564, Mar. 18,
1909. )
STATE PUB cO., Boston, Mass.
—— (F 74545, Mar. 17, 1909.)
—— (F 74725, Mar. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74926, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Mouse in the muff is worth two in
(F 74537, Mar. 17. 1909.)
Nick, the smarty, a party.
gives
| (F 14600, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Arriyal.—Cup of tea.—Easter egg.— |
| (FF 74899, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Pete, the pups, and five gobs of gum.
Reggie Rahrah. (F 74323, Mar. 10,
1909.)
[10357-10420 |
Ain’t it just like woman? (F
74229, Mar. 8, 1909.)
(F 74450, Mar.
— (F 74472, Mar.
— (F 74601, Mar.
——-(F 74834, Mar.
= (F 74900, Mar. 30, 1909.)
—— (F 74949, Mar. 31, 1909.)
== (F 75069, Apr. 5, 1909.)
nw qoret Apr. 9, 1909.)
Amos and Pete. (F 74228, Mar. 8,
1909.)
2S ar
ne 6
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ey i)
=. (PF
a
13, 1909.)
15, 1909.)
19, 1909.)
27, 1909.)
Zk,
74449,
74558,
74652,
T4897,
T4898,
75066,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1909. )
1909. )
1909. )
Mar. 1909. )
Mar. 1909. )
Apr. 5, 1909.)
a 75067, Apr. 5, 1909.)
i gaeky, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Best laid plans are apt to go astray.
(F 74925, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Bird on the hat is worth two in the
bush. (F 75213, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Bugtown budget. (F 743828, Mar. 10,
1909. )
ar (4516, Mar. 17, 1909.)
(F 74720, Mar. 24, 1909.)
Did you ever play Inauguration?
{F 74230, Mar. 8, 1909.)
|
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|
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|
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| Stung.
—— (F 74543, Mar. 17, 1909.)
—— (F 74721, Mar. 24, 1909.)
— (F 74931, Mar. 31, 1909.)
—— (F 75148, Apr. 7, 1909.)
Show me. (F 748529, Mar. 10, 1909.)
(IF 74541, Mar. 17. 1909.)
—— (F 74723, Mar. 24, 1909.)
— (F 75141, Apr. 7, 1909.)
—— (F 75142, Apr. 7, 1909. )
Smiths at home. (F 74826, Mar. 10,
1909. )
(EF
(F
(EF
(F
(FE
74327,
74540,
74544,
TATAY9,
74726,
(F 74929,
(F 74930,
GR 74322,
(EF 74542,
Uxtra! Uxtra!
1909.)
—— (F
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1909. )
1909. )
1909. )
1909. )
1909. )
Mar. 1909.)
Mar. , 1909.)
Mar. 10, 1909.)
Mar. 17, 1909.)
(F 74724, Mar. 24,
74928, Mar. 31, 1909.)
—— (F 75145, Apr. 7, 1909.)
—— (F 75146, 1909.)
What fools these pup dogs be.
75068, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Wicked flea whom Pete pursueth.
(F 74651, Mar. 22, 1909.)
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Apres 1,
(Fk
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10421 pt. IV, n. s., v. 4
STEFANSKI (JOHN J.), Higginsville, | Stremt AnD SmitH, New York, N. Y. -
Mo. [10421 | [10441
Around the globe with the U. S. Scheff (Miss Fritze). (EF 74068,
Atlantic fleet. (F 74644, Mar. 22,
1909; 1 c. Mar. 10, 1909; 1 c. Mar. 18,
1909.)
STEPHENSON Washing-
ten, DiC. [10422
Louverture (Toussiant). général en
chef 4 St. Dominique. (F 74298, Mar.
9, 1909; 2 ec. Mar. 10, 1909.)
STEVENS (CHAS. A.) & bros., Chicago,
Ti [10423-10428
April days. (EF 74759; “Mar.” 25
-)
(IsataAH H.),
1909
Easter brides.
1909. )
Expectation. (F
1909. )
Fluffs and ruffles.
127 1909.)
Opera (The) (EF 74761, Mar. 25,
1909.)
Reception (The)
19, 1909.)
STIpB (GEORGE), United States.
[10429, 10430
(F 74602, Mar. 19,
74760, Mar. 25,
(F 74603, Mar.
(F 74604, Mar.
Gun’s crew in action. (H 124205,
Mar. 16. 1909.)
U.S. fleet in rough seas. (H 124204,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
STICKLEY (GusTAV), Syracuse, N. Y.
[104381
Kipling (Rudyard) (F 738938, Mar.
1, 1909.)
STICKNEY (WALTER J.), Salem, Mass.
[10482
Salem, Mass., Old St. Mary’s church.
(H 128608, Mar. 3, 1909.)
STOKES (FRANK WILBERT), New York,
Ne Y [10438, 10434
Narwhal hunt, North Greenland.
(H. 125254, Apr. 2, 1909.)
Walrus hunt, North Greenland.
125255, Apr. 2, 1909.)
SToNE (CHAS. J.) CO.,
(H
Chicago, Ill.
[10435-10488
Sartorial world engravings, April,
1909. Supplements A-D. (F 74645-
74648, Mar. 22, 1909.)
STRAusS (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[10439, 10440
U. S. circuit court judges, Adams,
Hook, Sanborn and Van Devanter,
A.B. (H 125260, 125261, Apr. 3, 1909;
2c. of each Apr. 10, 1909.)
Mar. 5, 1909.)
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 10442-10484-
[Poster] 09-B-446. (G 20277, Nov.
27, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1909.) *
—— 09-R-61, 09-R-204. (G 20632,
20688, Dec. 31, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar.
5, 1909.)
—— 09-B-201. (G 20645, Jan. 2,
1909; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1909.)*
— 09-R-51, 09-R-85, 09-R-203.
(G 20646, 20647, 20649, Jan. 2, 1909;
2 ¢. of each Mar. 5, 1909.)
— 09-R-230. (G 20650, Jan. 2,
1909; 2c. Mar. 25, 1909.)
——N. Y. 12965. (G 20693, Jan. 15,
19093.2 ¢.. Keb. 1, 1908s)
N. ¥. 12981, NO WS g29623 ee
12985. N. Y. 12987. (G 20698-20701,
Jan. 15, 1909; 2 ¢ of each Feb, 17,
1909. ) *
N.Y. 12988) N. 3, a25S0
20789-20741, Jan. 29, 1909; 2 c. of each
Feb. 17, 1909.) *
N. Y. 12992,.N: ¥. 220873.
12995. (G 20748, 20744, 20746, Jan. 29,
1909; 2 c. of each Mar. 5, 1909.)
N. Y. 12991, 09-R-71, 09—R-205.
(G 20742, 20747, 20748, Jan. 29, 1909;
2c. of each Mar. 11, 1909.)
N. Y. 12994. (G 20745, Jan. 29,
1909; 2 ¢. Mar. 25; 1809)
0O9-R-111. (G 20885, Feb. 10,
1909; 2 ce. Mar. 5, 1909.)
— 09-B-205, N. Y. 12986, N. Y.
138000, N. Y. 18001. (G 20881, 20886—
20888, Feb. 10, 1909; 2 ec. of each Mar.
11, 1909.)
— 09-B-112. (G 20880, Feb. 10,
1909; 2 ec. Mar. 25, 1909.)
— 09-B-96. (G 20879, Feb. 10,
1909; 2c. Apr. 1, 1909.)
—— 09-R-66. 09-R-86, O9-R-208.
(G 20976, 20980, 20981, Feb. 11, 1909;
2c. of each Mar. 11, 1809.)
—— 09-B-47. (G 20974, Feb. 11,
1909; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1909.)
— 09-B-71, 09-B-82, 09-—B-211. (G@
21116-21118, Mar. 5, 1909; 2 ce. of each
Mar. 25, 1909.)
09-B-209. (G 21207, Mar. 22,
1909; 2 ec. Mar. 11, 1909.)
— 09-B-72, 09-B-213. (G 21202,
21209, Mar. 22, 1909; 2 c. of each Mar.
25, 1909.)
150
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY—
Continued.
[Poster] O9-B-—S83, 09-—B-152, 09-B-
208. (G 21208, 21204, 21206, Mar. 22,
1909 ; 2 c. of each Apr. 1, 1909.)
Stroup (W. J.), Rock Springs, Wyo.
[8 photographs] [10485-10492
Pair of fine bull elk, 1, 2.—Pil-
lar clouds, 1, 2.—Play ground of
the clouds.—Snowy peak.—Stroud’s
camp.—Where the Green river flows.
(H 125470-125477, Apr. 7, 1909.)
SUMMER (H. S.), Akron, Ohio. [10493
Gay: If daddy can’t fix your watch
I can. (F 73034, Feb. 6, 1909; 2 c.
Jan. 21, 1909.) *
SVENSKA FOLKETS TIDNING, Minneapolis,
Minn. [10494-10508
Borenshults (H 1238714,
Mar. 6, 1909.)
Hlevférbundsmoétet i Svalof, Skane.
(H 123717, Mar. 6, 1909.)
Slussar.
Helsingborg fran Terassen. (H
123718, Mar. 6, 1909.)
Markaryd Marknad i Smaland. (H
123715, Mar. 6, 1909.)
Motala Mekaniska Verkstad. (H
123713, Mar. 6, 1909.)
Ostergétlands bank i Norrképing.
(H 128711, Mar. 6, 1909.)
Radhuset, Stenbocksstatyrn, Teras-
sen och Kirnan. (H 123709, Mar. 6,
1909.)
Stockholm, Utsigt af Norrbro fran |
meteor. (EH 123712, Mar. 6,
1909. )
Taberg i Smaland. (H 123710, Mar.
6, 1909.)
Trolleholms Slott. (H 123716, Mar.
6, 1909.)
2 c. of each Feb. 19, 1909.
TABER-PRANG ART COMPANY, Springfield,
Mass. [10504, 10505
Line’s busy. 4841. (H 124889, Mar.
26, 1909.)
Solitary height; by Ferdinand
Keller. 4843. (F 74804, Mar. 26,
1909. )
TaccartT (M. W.), Bayonne, N. J.
[10506-10523
[Halloween cards, series 803.] (G
21307-21312, Apr. 7, 1909.)
[Halloween cards, series 804.] (G
21301-21306, Apr. 7, 1909.)
[Marriage congratulations.
705.] (G 21295-21300, Apr. 7, 1909.)
Is
81450—09——_3
ARS hee
10559
TAMMEN (H. H.), Denver, Colo.
[10524
All I did was hug a little. (F
74231, Mar. 8, 1909.)
TANGEN (Ep.), Boulder, Colo. [10525
Lafayette, Colo., high school basket
ball team. 992. (H 123588, Mar. 1,
| 1909.)
Tanto (AvucUST), Lansing, Mich.
[10526
Lansing, Mich. (F 74648, Mar. 22,
| 1909; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1909.)
TAYLOR & LocKIE, Nashville, Tenn.
[10527
Members of the 56th General as-
sembly, Tennessee. (H 123981, Mar.
15, 1909.)
TAYLOR ART CO., Philadelphia, Pa. [14
prints] [10528-10541
All hands busy.—Bird in the hand
is worth two in the bush.—Cool propo-
sition.—Good day for rubbers.—I have
something on my mind.—It’s all mine.—
Little widow is a dangerous thing.—
More than he could stand.—Not in the
beef trust.—Silver threads among the
gold.—Stolen sweets.—This is my busy
day. (F 74836-74847, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Valley Forge, Pa. 1, 2. (F 74820,
74321, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Tress (ANNETTE B.), New York,
INS Y¥? [10542
American ikon. (H 125330, Apr. 5,
1909.)
TEN Hyck (W. P.), Roselle, N. J. [4
chromos] [10543-10546
Feeding the doves.—Mother and
child.—Trysting tree. — Waiting.
| (G 21167-21170, Mar. 13, 1909s)
THOMPSON (PAUL), New York, N. Y.
[10547-10552
Harriman’s (E. H.) new country
Discs “ar Arden, IN. ¥:. J-6:_) (EH.
124468-124473, Mar. 20, 1909.)
THOMPSON (WILLIAM CHARLES).
Shoshone, Idaho. [105538, 10554
bateo im ian 2. (A a4 bab,
124556, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Tropes tw... i), York, Nebr. slo
photographs] [10555-10557
Home committee, I. O. O. F.—Lo-
cating committee, I. O. O. F.—York
college band, 1909. (H 124925-124927,
Mar. 27, 1909.)
TINY TADS co., New York, N. Y.
[ 10558, 10559
Robins sing. (EF 74618, Mar. 20.
series | 1909.)
Teddy bear. (F 75135, Apr. 7, 1909.)
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Dt. FV; 38: vo
Tretron (W. H.), Gettysburg, Pa.
[10560
Will’s house where Lincoln wrote
his Gettysburg address. 1272. (H
124223, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Tort (TuHeEo. M.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[10561
Waukesha, Wis. (H 124222, Mar.
17, 1909.)
ToLMAN (FRED S.), Brockton, Mass.
[10562
He’s a blooming good ’orse. (F
74992, Apr. 2, 1909.)
TOMIKAWA (YOSHIMI), San Francisco,
Cal. [10563
Koi no katami (Remain of love).
{H 124501, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Toy, Bonp & LEE PHOTO STUDIO, San
Francisco, Cal. [10564
San Francisco, Cal., Imperial Chi-
nese public school. (H 123954, Mar.
13, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1909.)
Tracy (DwicHt), New York, N. Y.
[10565
‘Tracy (Hon. Uriah). “CH 1238853,
Mar. 10, 1909.)
TRIBUNE co., Chicago, Ill. [10566-10588
Clarence Culpepper and his six ador-
ing sisters. (IF 75084, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Danny Dreamer. (F 74531, Mar.
17, 1909.)
— (F 74710, Mar. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74944, Mar. 31, 1909.)
— (F 75086, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Economical Bertie. (F 74535, Mar.
17, 1909.)
—— (F 74715, Mar. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74945, Mar. 31, 1909.)
(F 75083, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Hiram marked the eggs. (EF 74533,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
How the omnibus boy turned the
tables on Frenchy. (F 74943, Mar. 31,
1909. )
Large party came.
24, 1909.)
Mamma’s angel child. (F
Mar. 17, 1909.)
—— (Ff 74714, Mar. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74947, Mar. 31, 1909.)
—— (F 75082, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s
745382, Mar. 17, 1909.)
—- (F 74711, Mar. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74946, Mar. 31, 1909.)
(EF 74712, Mar.
74534,
Stories. (F
TRIBUNE Co.—Continued.
(F 75085, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Pranks of Fourpaws. (F 74536,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
(F 74718, Mar. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 74948, Mar. 31, 1909.)
TULIPER (FRED H.), Nashua, N. H.
[10589, 10590
(F 75005, Apr.
By the rude bridge.
3, 1909. )
Here was made the first forcible re-
sistance to British aggression. (F
75004, Apr. 3, 1909.)
TURNER (HorAcE K.) co., Boston,
Mass. [10591-10737
Achilles; by Walter McErven.
Adjustment of the conflicting inter-
ests; by John La Farge.
Adonis; by H. O. Walker.
Aglaia; by Frank W. Benson.
Alma mater; by Daniel Chester
French.
Amiens, France, cathedral.
Anarchy; by Elihu Vedder.
Arlington, Va., Custis-Lee mansion.
Arts (The) ; by Kenyon Cox.
Astronomy (Urania) ; by Edward EH.
Simmons.
Autumn; by Bela L. Pratt.
by Frank W. Benson.
Bellerophon; by Walter McEwen.
Boy of Winander; by H. O. Walker.
Cairn (The); by John W. Alex-
ander.
Chartres, France, cathedral. 1-3.
Chester, England, water tower.
Comedy (Thalia); by HEdward E.
Simmons.
Comus; by H. O. Walker.
Confucius, lawgiver; by John La
Farge. |
Corrupt legislation; by Elihu Ved-
der.
Dance (Terpsichore) ; by Edward EH.
Simmons.
Dumfries,
castle.
Egyptian hieroglyphics; by John W.
Alexander.
Endymion; by H. O. Walker.
Epic poetry (Calliope); by Edward
EK. Simmons.
Euphrosyne; by Frank W. Benson.
Family (The); by Charles Sprague
Pearce.
Lae
Scotland, Caerlaverock
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nos. 18-17, Apr., 1909
TURNER (HorAcE K.) co.—Continued.
Farragut monument, Madison square,
New York city; by Augustus St. Gau-
dens,
Ganymede; by H. O. Walker.
Good administration; by Elihu Ved-
der.
Government; by Elihu Vedder..
Harwarden, Wales, Harwarden cas-
tie. 1, 2.
Hearing; by Robert Reid.
Hercules; by Walter McEwen.
History (Clio); by Edward E. Sim-
mons.
Jackson (Gen. T. J.); by John A.
Elder.
Jason; by Walter McEwen.
Justinian; by John La Farge.
Knowledge; by Robert Reid.
Labor; by Charles Sprague Pearce.
Lake district, England. 1-4.
Lauterbrunnen yalley, Switzerland.
Lee (Gen. Robert E.); by John A.
Elder.
Lincoln, England, cathedral.
London, England. 1-8.
Love poetry (Erato); by Edward E.
Simmons.
Lycurgus,
Farge.
Lyric poetry; by H. O. Walker.
Lyric poetry (Euterpe) ; by Edward
E. Simmons.
Manuscript book: by John W. Alex-
ander.
Mohammed, lawgiver; by John La
Farge.
Moral and divine law; by John La
Farge.
Moses; by John La Farge.
Mount Vernon, Va. 1-6.
Mirren, Switzerland. 1-3.
Numa, lawgiver; by John La Farge.
Oral tradition; by John W. Alex-
ander.
Orpheus; by Walter McEwen.
Paris; by Walter McEwen.
Paris, France. 1-11.
Peace; by Gari Melchers.
Peace and prosperity; by Elihu Ved-
der.
Perseus; by Walter McEwen.
ee ee England, cathedral.
1-6.
lawgiver; by John La
Philosophy; by Robert Reid.
10741
TURNER (HorAcE K.) co.—Continued.
Picture writing; by John W. Alex-
ander.
Printing press;
ander.
Prometheus; by Walter McEwen.
by John W. Alex-
Recording of precedents; by John
La Farge.
Recreation; by Charles Sprague
Pearce.
Relation of the individual to the
state; by John La Farge.
Religion; by Charles
Pearce.
Rest; by Charles Sprague Pearce.
Sacred song (Polyhymnic); by Ed-
ward EK. Simmons.
Sciences (The); by Kenyon Cox.
Sight; by Robert Reid.
Smell; by Robert Reid.
Spring; by Bela L. Pratt.
——by Frank W. Benson.
Stratford-upon-Avon, England, Trin-
ity chureh. 1-8.
Study; by Charles Sprague Pearce.
Summer; by Bela L. Pratt.
by Frank W. Benson.
(H 124695-124819, Mar. 25, 1909.)
Sunset glow; by George Riecke. (H
123857, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Taste; by Robert Reid.
Thalia; by Frank W. Benson.
Theseus; by Walter McEwen.
Touch; by Robert Reid.
Tragedy (Melpomene); by Edward
K. Simmons.
Understanding; by Robert Reid.
Uriel; by H. O. Walker.
Uses of wealth; by Edwin H. Blash-
field.
War; by Gari Melchers.
Washington, D. C. 1-6.
Winter; by Bela L. Pratt.
by Frank W. Benson.
Wisdom; by Robert Reid.
Wolf charmer; by John La Farge.
York, England. 1, 2.
(H 124820-124840, Mar. 25, 1909.)
TYLER, PHOTOGRAPHER, New York, N. Y.
[10738
Courtney (Mrs. Basil S.). A. (H
125529, Apr. 9, 1909.)
ULGMAN, MEG. .Cco., New “York; N.Y:
[10739-10741
Merry Christmas brother. (F 74981,
Apr. 1, 1909.)
Sprague
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10742
ULLMAN MFG. co.—Continued.
Merry Christmas to you, brother.
(F 74980, Apr. 1, 1909.)
Weddykin.’ (HH. 123782, Feb. ‘17,
1909.) *
UNDERHILL (IRVING), Jersey City, N. J.
Hoboken, N. J., statue of Sam Sloan.
C 6912. (H 122851, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Jersey City, N. J. C 70038-C 7006,
C 7010, C 7011. (H 124610-124615,
Mar. 23, 1909.) -
New York, N. Y. E 417, H 418, C
6935, C 6940, C 6994, C 69938. (H
124887-124392, Mar. 19, 1909.)
National city bank, C 6929. (H
122853, Feb. 11, 1909.)
Vestal (U. S. N. collier) C 6928.
(H 122852, Feb. 11, 1909.)
2 ec of each Apr. 5, 1909.)
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
iN, OY. 10757-10856
[ Stereoscopic photographs] U
43535, U 73861, U 109281, U 115534, U
1144S, U9 161s) U2 taeda re
123756—123762, Mar. 8, 1909.)
——U 40752, U 107494, U 115288,
U 116142, U 1161435. (H 123874—
1238878, Mar. 11, 1909.)
U 72592, U 74005, U 97353, U
97355, U 97378, U 97876, U 112547, U
113048, U 1138454, U 115203, U 115208,
UW) 115258)" 0" E5618, UU -aa60ci;
116073, U 116086, U 116089, U 116149,
U 116153. (H 123989-124007, Mar. 15,
1909.)
—— U 48715, U 43806, U 77749, U
92841. (H 124200-124203, Mar. 16,
1909. )
=o U S4845,,U 10iS23, U 10fssa, VU
115279, U 115442, U 115600, U 115765,
U 115814, U 116150, U 116154, U 116155,
We AIGISG, UU: 1161S... .\CH .424270~
124282, Mar. 17, 1909.)
U 40374, U 40426, U 40477, U
40528, U 40526, U 40527, U 40540, U
40541, U 49351, U 107497, U 115613, U
116033, U 116159. (H 124426-124438,
Mar. 20, 1909; 2 ec. of each Mar. 22,
1909.)
—— U $3421, U 45208, U 91743, U
104194, U 106417, U 109031, W. 113107,
U 114099, U 9115233," 1415338, U
115429, U 115626. (Hi 124650-124661,
Mar. 24, 1909.)
——- J 34541, U 51771, U T8398, U
99398. (H 124883124886, Mar. 26,
1909; 2 c. of each Mar. 27, 1909.)
|
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWooD—Continued.
—U 91845, U 93084, U 101854, U
104896, U 116039, U 116050, U-116058.
(H 124950, 124944, 124949, 124945-
124948, Mar. 29, 1909.)
— U 81019, U 81144. (H 125063,
| 125064, Mar. 30, 1909.)
[10742-10756 |
——U 38481, U 993388, U 116157.
(H 125119-125121, Mar. 31, 1909; 2 e.
of each Apr. 1, 1909.)
U 34530, U 96849, U 96872, U
96908, U 96990, U 116117, U 116166.
(H 125202-125208, Apr. 2, 1909; 2 ec.
of each Apr. 5, 1909.)
—— U 99394, U 103289, U 103399, U
113774. (H 1252721282775. 2ore.
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 5, 1909.)
UNION PAcIFIC TEA CO., New York,
N.Y. [10857
EKaster morning. (F 74864, Mar. 11,
1909. )
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH COMPANY,
Cincinnati, Ohio. [10858-10881
[Poster] 11908. (G 20940, Feb. 15,
1909.) * |
11898, 11992.
Feb. 20, 1909.*)
11923.
(G 20985, 20986,
(G 21010, Feb. 26,
1909.* )
11988. (G 21031, Mar. 4, 7903-
2c. Mar. 1, 1909.)
(G 21094, Mar. 3, 1909.)
— 11932. (G 21114, Mar. 5, 1909;
2c. Mar. 5, 1909.)
— 119385, 12008.
Mar. 8, 1909.)
—— 11934.
1909. )
(G 21127, 21128,
(G 21144, Mara
(G 21174, 21173,
11980, 12029.
Mar. 15, 1909.)
12007. (G 21179, Mar. 17, 1909;
2 ¢. Mar. 17, 1909.)
—— 11994, 11997, 12000, 12001, 12009,
12010, 12011, 12015, 12055. (G 21188—
21196, Mar. 22, 1909.)
11987, 12066.
Mar. 29, 1909.)
(G 21235, 21234,
UP-TO-DATE ADVERTISING CO., Canisteo,
ye. Wet [10882, 10883
Billy ’possum the winner. (F 74276,
Mar. 9, 1909.)
Good times am a comin’.
Mar. 9, 1909.)
VARNEY (J. C.), Haverhill, Mass.
[10884, 10885
Graham (Rey. John J.) 1J. (H
124229, Mar. 9, 1909.)
(EF 74275,
154
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nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909
VARNEY (J. C.)—Continued.
—2G. (H 124230, Mar. 9, 1909;
2 ce. Mar. 17, 1909.)
VINALL (H. N.), Crete, Nebr.
[10886, 10887
Capitol by searchlight. (H 125399,
Apr. 6, 1909.)
Searchlight. (H 125400, Apr. 6,
1909. )
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
nN. ¥- [10888-10900
Auto maniac. (H 124899, Mar. 27,
1909. )
Brave Irish lass. (H 123953, Mar.
13, 1909.)
Children of the plains. (H 124224,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Cohen at Coney Island. (H 124227,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Cohen’s dream of Coney Island. (H
123952, Mar. 13, 1909.)
Cure for rheumatism. (H 123858,
Mar. 11, 1909.)
Friend in the enemy’s camp. (H
123951, Mar. 13, 1909.)
Home at last. (H 123859, Mar. 11,
1909.)
King Lear; Shakespeare’s tragedy.
(H 124225, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Life drama of Napoleon Bonaparte
and Empress Josephine of France. (H
124898, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Napoleon. The man of destiny.
124897, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Shepherd’s daughter.
Mar. 13, 1909.)
Wooden Indian.
17, 1909. )
WALDRON (MaAy), Portland, Oregon.
[10901-10904
(H 124668, Mar.
(H
(H 123950,
(H 124226, Mar.
Forget-me-nots.
24, 1909.)
Japanese girl. 1-3.
124667, Mar. 24, 1909.)
WALSH (MICHAEL J.), Poughkeepsie,
mY. [10805-10910
Poughkeepsie fire dept., Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y. 1-6. (H 125585-125590,
Apr. 10, 1909.)
WarRD (Marcus) co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
[10911
Spray of holly. (G 21180, Mar. 18,
1909. )
Wasson (C. L.), Decatur, Il.
[10912, 10913
Rockford, [ll., Illinois farmers in-
stitute, 1909. 1,2. (H 124010, 124011,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
10969
WATERMAN (C. E.), Chicago, Il.
[10914-10917
Chester (U.S. S.). (H 125059, Mar.
80, 1909.)
Salem (U. S. S.).
30, 1909.)
Newport, R. I., U. S. naval training
station. 1,2. (H 125074, 125075, Mar.
H 125060, Mar.
27, 1909. )
WATERTOWN POST CARD Co., Watertown,
S. Dak. [10918
Fourth infantry band, S. Dak. N. G.
(H 124330, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Watts (Mrs. G. F.), Great Britain.
[10919
Love triumphant. (F 74755, Mar.
25, 1909.)
WEBBER (H. H.), Great Falls, Mont.
[10920
Guter (Hin) tropfen, ein lustig lied.
(H 123687, Mar. 5, 1909.)
WEIL, LORIMIER & GREENBAUM, New
York, NOY. [10921
Christian science. (EF 74756, Mar.
25, 1909.)
WEISBRODT (H. W.) co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [10922, 10923
Morning drive. (F 74816, Mar. 27,
1909.)
Picture hat. (EF 74817, Mar. 27,
1909.)
WELLMAN (GEORGE THERAN), Sheldon,
Iowa. [5 photographs]
[10924-10928
Banin cottage Kilkenny.—Convent
garden theatre, London, 1821.—Grave
' of John Banin.—Lacken walk and
(H 124665- |.
River Nore.—Michael Banin_ school
house. (H 124403-124407, Mar. 19,
1909.)
WEsT (L. E.), Rock Island, [11.
[10929-10937
Rock Island arsenal. 1-9. (H
125336-125444, Apr. 5, 1909.)
WESTERMANN (ANNA BURNHAM),
New York, N. Y. [10938-10942
Agatha. (F 74331, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Alice. (F 74333, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Alma. (F 74330, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Beatrice. (F 74800, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Bernice. (F 74823, Mar. 27, 1909.)
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co., New York,
Maa Ns: [10943-10969
Adelaide. (F 74387, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Agnes. (F 74295, Mar. 9, 1909.)
Agnes. (F 74591, Mar. 19, 1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co.—Continued.
Amelia: ’ (CF 74371, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Anabel. (F 743889, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Angelina. (EF 74888, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Anna. (F 74296, Mar. 9, 1909.)
Anticipation. (F 74506, Mar. 16,
1909. )
Bear. (F 74593, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Beauties. (KF 74589, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Bessie. (F 74583, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Bets. (F 74592, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Business. (F 74590, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Captive. (FE 74917, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Cardinal. (F 74820, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Career. (EF 74822, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Carnation. (EL. 74923. Mar rat:
1909.)
Carrier. (F 74924, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Caterers. (EF 74799, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Catherine. (F 74796, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Cecelia. (F 74922, Mar. 31, 1909.)
Charles. (F 74821, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Christina. (F 74967, Apr. 1, 1909.)
Clarice. (I 74797, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Commercial. (F 74798, Mar. 26,
1909.)
Complication. (F 74942, Mar. 31,
1909. )
Crank. (F 74966, Apr. 1, 1909.)
WHEELER (CLEORA CLARK), St. Paul,
Minn. [10970
Young women’s Christian associa-
tion. - Kix libris,
1909.)
WHITE (H. C.) company, North Ben-
nington, Vt. [10971-11015
Aister basin. (H. 224511,
Mar. 18, 1909. )
Amsterdam, Holland,
way Station. 6846.
1, 1909.)
Anxious moment.
Mar. 22, 1909.)
S10—A.
central rail-
(H 124802, Mar.
5271. (H 124514,
Automatic developing machine. (H
125138, Apr. 1, 1909.)
Automatic printing machine. (H
125139, Apr. 1, 1909.)
Baldwin making record tight rope
walk. (H 124520, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Big catch. 5270. (H 124513, Mar.
22, 1909.)
Brighton, England. 2628. (H 124021,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
Cathedral from railway bridge.
448-A. (H 124310, Mar. 18, 1909.)
(F 74617, Mar. 20,
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
WHITE (H. C.) company—Continued.
Consular bluff near Ching Kiong,
China. 4444. (H 124024, Mar. 15,
1909. )
Danger! Beware of the dog. 6227.
(H 124517, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Good friends. 6229. (H 124519,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Hong Kong, China. 4442. (H
124028, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Inauguration of President Taft,
Washington, D. C. 9951-9962.
124805-124916, Mar. 27, 1909.)
London, England. 2614-2619, 2622.
(H 124014—124020, Mar. 15, 1909.)
(H
Macao, China. 4441, 4445. (H
124022, 124025, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Main wood-working room. CH:
125140, Apr. 1, 1909.
Method by which stereoscope lenses
are ground. (H 125141, Apr. 1, 1909.)
New York, N. Y. 81,98. (H 124510,
124511, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Old arched bridge over canal near
Kin Kiang, China. 4446. (H 124026,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
One of nature’s freaks, a double-
horned ram. 6225. (H 124516, Mar.
22, 1909.)
Press room.
1909. )
Real Teddy bear.
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Section of assembling room.
125148, Apr. 1, 1909.)
She loves me, she loves me not.
5272. _(H 124515, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Train robber holding up a train.
5429. (H 124512, Mar. 22, 1909.)
(H 125142, Apr. 1,
6228. . (H 124518,
(H.
WHITEHEAD & Hoac co., Newark, N. J.
[11016-11021
Appointment (KF 74417,
Mar. 12, 1909.)
At the races.
(The)
(F 74418, Mar. 12,
1909. )
Easter exhibit. (F 74416, Mar. 12,
1909. ) ;
High noon. (F 74419, Mar. 12,
1909. )
Mountain ranger. (F 74420, Mar.
12, 1909.)
Revising the tariff. (F 74530, Mar.
17, 1909.)
WIEDERSEIM (GRACE G.), Overbrook,
Pa, [11022
April fools.’ (EF. 74560, “Mariya
1909. )
156
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nos. 18-17, Apr., 1909
WILFORD (CHARLES),
Nebr.
Effects of the storm.
Mar. 26, 1909.)
WILLIAMS (FRANK W.),
South Omaha,
[11023
(EF 74794,
Chicago, Il.
[11024-11035
Collection of fruit—Collection of
game.—Coming from market.—Flower
and fruit study.—Summer in Hol-
land.—Winter in Finland. [6 prints]
(F 74858-74363, Mar. 11, 1909.)
After the rain.—Choice fruits.—
Gypsy shepherdess.—King of the
forest.—Morning.—River Wye. [6
chromos] (G 21142-21147, Mar. 11,
1909. )
WILLIAMS (JOHN), INC., New York,
N.Y. [11036
National ensign which inspired
Francis Scott Key. (H 124670, Mar.
25, 1909.)
WILLIAMS (P. R.), Bisbee, Ariz. [11037
Bisbee fire. Oct. 1908. (H 123779,
Mar. 9, 1909; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1909.)
WINANS BROS., Basin Harbor, Vt.
[11038-11039
First steamboat on Lake Champlain.
(F 75162, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Steamer Franklin. (F 75163, Apr.
8, 1909.)
WISCHMEYER (PHILIP), Ozette, Wash. |
[11040-11041
Giant fir near Royal, Wash. (H
124474, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Nature’s work in western Washing-
ton forest. (H 124475, Mar. 20, 1909.)
WISEMAN (W. H.), Alton [Il. [11042
Alton, Tl. (H 125346, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Wor (ERnst), New York, N. Y.
[11043
Song (The) (H 125485, Apr. 7,
1909.)
Wor (Henry) New York, N. Y.
[11044 |
Stevenson (Robert Louis)
Mar. 23, 1909.)
WOMEN’S FEDERATION, Elmira, N. Y.
[11045
(H 123703,
(F 74678,
Federation building.
Mar. 5, 1909.)
Woop (Harry), Kansas City, Mo.
[11046-11050
Intellectual pup.
1909; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1909.)
Mar. 17, 1909.)
(F 74225, Mar. 8,
(F 74471, Mar. 15, 1909; 2 «. |
11096
Woop (Harry )—Continued.
(F 74650, Mar. 22, 1909; 2 «.
Mar. 24, 1909.)
(F 74877, Mar. 29, 1909; 2 «.
Apr. 2, 1909.)
(EF 75107, Apr. 5, 1909; 2 ce. Apr.
7, 1909.)
Woop (Oris F.), New York, N. Y.
[11051-11090
Bub, he’s always to blame. (FE
74190, Mar. 6, 1909.)
—— (F 74453, Mar. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 74621, Mar. 20, 1909.)
—— (F 74825, Mar. 27, 1909.)
= (8 5054, "Apr. 3: 71909>)
——— (8 75239, Apr. 107 1909:)
Kid cut ups puzzle. (F 74195, Mar.
6, 1909.)
eee (Rt
pA ek
Le
T4457,
74625,
74830,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13, 1909.)
20, 1909.)
27, 1909.)
—— (F 75037, Apr. 3, 1909.)
(FE 75248, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Mary and her little lamb. (F 74193,
Mar. 6, 1909.)
—— (F 74455, Mar. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 74623, Mar. 20, 1909.)
(F 74828, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
74189, Mar. 6, 1909.)
—— (F 74451, Mar. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 74619, Mar. 20, 1909.)
— (F 74824, Mar. 27, 1909.)
— (F 75032, Apr. 3, 1909.)
—— (F 75238, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Things as they ought to be.
74194, Mar. 6, 1909.)
—— (F 74454, Mar. 18, 1909.)
—— (F 74622, Mar. 20. 1909.)
—— (F 74827, Mar. 27, 1909.)
— (F 75035, Apr. 3, 1909.)
(FE 75242, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Those’ ridiculous questions.
(F
(FE
(F
74192, Mar. 6, 1909.)
—— (F 74456, Mar. 13, 1909.)
—— (FB 74624, Mar. 20, 1909.)
—— (Ff 74829, Mar. 27, 1909.)
a eh 15086. Apr: 3, 1909.)
(F 75241, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F-74191, Mar. 6, 1909.)
—— (F 74452, Mar. 18, 1909.)
— (F 74620, Mar. 20, 1909.)
— (F 74826, Mar. 27, 1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11091 pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
Woop (Oris F.)—Continued. YOUNG PEOPLE’S MISSIONARY MOVE-
Wags, the dog that adopted a man. MENT, New York, N. Y. [11098
(F 75038, Apr. 3, 1909.) Livingstone (David). (H 124807,
—— (F 75240, Apr. 10, 1909.) _ | Mar. 18, 1909.)
Ww No) as , England. | :
oak fy pea be ar [11091 YuLe (Horiis Joun), San Francisco,
Red admiral. (H 125834, Apr. 5, Cal. [11099-11106
1909.) Yosemite valley. 1-8. (H 123719—
Woopwarp & TIERNAN PRTG. CO., St. | rea 6, 1909; 2 c. of each Mar.
Louis, Mo. [11092
PE BD | ZEESE-WILKINSON co., New York, N. Y. -
WooLLEY (JOHN REA), Madison, Wis. | [11107
a [11093 | Oriental beauty. (F 74206, Mar. 5,
Woolley (John G.) (H 1238658, 1909: 2 c. Feb. 26, 1909.)
Mar. 5, 1909.) :
WortTHineTon (B. M.), Chicago, Ill. Zinper, (Wm. G.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[11094 | [8 prints.] [11108-11115
Soo) certificate. (F 74850, Mar. , Canoeing.—Enjoying a daily bath.—
res a | Floating.—Life guards hospital tent.—
WURLITZER (RUDOLPH) co., Cincinnati, | Lifting the lid—One of the novel
Ohio. [11095-11097 | sights——Taking a sun bath.—Young’s
Merry widow photo. 1-3. (H | residence, a million dollar pier. (F
1236411236438, Mar. 5, 1909.) 74481-74488, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Catalogue
since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit__ 3, 722
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit____ 852
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit_________________ 5, 765
158
CLA. tf,
, ALBRIGHT (ADAM Emory), Edison III.
_ Seulpin (A).
and girl seated upon a rock.
Apr. 2, 1909.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC Co., New York,
: [11117-11119
Childhood. Full face bust portrait
Two children, a boy
(I 29004,
upon atable. (I 28713, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Curve king. Diamond of a baseball
field, containing young man in base-
‘ball costume holding ball. (I 28885,
Mar 25, 1909.)
To the rescue. Two boys carrying
girl on their arms are wading in river.
(I 290386, Apr. 5, 1909.)
AMERICAN TOBACCO ©CO.,
Jack roses. A Jack rose in the heart
of which is seen the face of a young
woman. (I 28710, Mar. 12, 1909.)
ANACONDA COPPER MINING co., Ana-
1 conda, Mont. PEt
Washoe smelter. Birds-eye view.
(1 28665, Mar. 10, 1909.)
ANARGYROS (S.), New York, N. Y.
_ Tobacco field in Turkey.
‘picking tobacco leaves, two men in
‘foreground. (I 28694, Mar. 11, 1909.)
_ ARNOT (ROBERT), Paris, France.
3 ’
Cockfight (A), by Czocchi. Pair of
cocks in combat, the battle being wit-
Young woman dressed in national garb,
Tight arm extended outwardly, turban
draped around head and neck. (I
28785, Mar. 19, 1909.)
ABONSON (Louis V.), Newark, N. J.
Gobbo, the god of good luck. Model,
of God of Good luck, in a sitting posi-
tion on a cushion, legs crossed. (I
29049, Apr. 7, 1909.)
[11116 |
of little girl, her arms are resting |
New York, |
[11120 |!
[11122
People ©
(11128, 11124 |
(11125, 11126 |
FINE ARTS
© save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy of the photograph is always omitted when the photograph has
been received on the day of entry. The notice after the first title, if printed in full,
would read: ‘Copyright by Adam Emory Albright, Edison, Ill.
29004, Apri] 2, 1909; 1 photograph received April 2, 1909.’’
Class I, XXe, no.
| ARONSON (Louis V.)—Continued.
Lincoln’s Gettysburg speech. Tablet
containing Lincoln’s Gettysburg speech,
rectangular in shape, on upper part
bust of Lincoln surrounded by a coat
of arms. (I 28731, Mar. 16, 1909.)
ART STUDENTS LEAGUE OF NEW YORK,
New York, N. Y. LEREZS
Blocked head in plaster. Conven-
tionalization of human head east in
three separate pieces. (I 28848, Mar.
25, 1909.)
Bace (H. H.), Lineoln, Nebr. [11128
Stampede (The). Herd of buffalo
| rushing across the prairie. (I 28687,
Mar. 11, 1909.)
BARKER (EVERETT BERMAN), Los An-
geles, Cal. [11129
Broken arrow series. No. 1. Two
cupids with bow and arrows broken,
use muscular force to reconcile two
lovers. (I 29012, Mar. 16, 1909.)
BARTLETT (WILLIAM HENRY), London,
England. [11130
End of the fair—back to the island.
_A party of peasants are taking a herd
of cattle from mainland to an island.
(I 28892, Mar. 30, 1909.)
BELLE MEAD SWEETS MAKERS, Trenton, .
By ieee [11131
Winning her hand. Open box of
confectionery, lady’s hand _ taking
chocolate from box. (I 28984, Mar. 31,
1909.)
BELNORD REALTY Co., of New York, New
York, N.Y. [11132
Belnord apartments; by W. A. Hew-
lett. Elevation of the Belnord apart-
ment house in course of construction.
(I 28784, Mar. 18, 1909. )
nessed by five Grecian girls. (I 28786, ©
Mar. 19, 1909.) |
Moorish dancing girl, by Aureli.
BENNETT (JEANNE E.) AND HAWKS
(RacHet M.), Baltimore, Md.
[11133
Jolly pup. Statue of a puppy seated
_ in front of his house, a bowl in front of
| him. (1 28778, Mar. 18, 1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
11134
BIAGIOTTI (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[11134
Easter girl. Young girl in morning
dress, carrying a basket of flowers. (I
28592, Mar. 5, 1909.)
BILLIKEN Co., Chicago, II.
[11185-11138
Billiken. Head with hair in a top
knot or peak, broad smile and eyes
partly closed, head mounted on a flex-
ible body. (I 29015, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Billiken. 1-3. Small figure, broad
smile on face, eyes nearly closed. (I
28788-28790, Mar. 20, 1909.)
BIRNEY (W. VERPLANCK). New York,
NAY [11139-11142
Bit of blarney. Half length figure
of Irishman seated, long stemmed pipe
in mouth. (I 28727, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Card ‘trick.
| holding
Interior of large room, | 1909. )
three men around a table, one standing |
holding a card above head. (I 29050,
Apr. 7, 1909.)
My busy day. A man seated asleep
in a chair before an open fire. (I
28721, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Twice told tale. Three men before
fire, around a table set with remains
oF ‘ght repast. (1 29058h) Apres
1909. )
BLOCK BROS. TOBACCO CcoO., New York,
Needs [11148
Chief (The). Bust portrait of an
Indian in semi-clothed condition. (I
28712, Mar. 12, 1909.)
BoILEAU (PHILIP), New York, N. Y.
[11144
Sisters. Head and shoulders of two
girls, wearing hats. (I 28691, Mar. |
tat G09: )
BOOKER TOBACCO co., Lynchburg, Va.
| song of little bird.
BRowN DURRELL CO., New York, N. Y.
[11148 |
Our baby. Baby wearing pleased
expression, and looking at some object
in the foreground. (I 28776, Mar. 18, -
1909. )
CHURCH (FREDERIC STUART), New
Work NEN [11149-11152
Flamingos. Young girl seated on
bank, foot in water, holding water lily,
flamingo in water. (I 28829, Mar.
25, 1909.)
Shepherdess (The). Young girl
| holding lamb in her lap and shepherd’s
crook in left hand.
1908. )
Spring (A) song. Young girl in
shepherdess costume seated on bank
lamb. ‘(1 288381) Wir ea
(I 28828, Mar. 25,
Spring song. Young girl listening to
(I 28830, Mar. 25,
| 1909.)
| Coca coLa co., Atlanta, Ga.
' with feathers and a rose in front.
[11145 |
Burley cubs. Six Teddy bears on a
see-saw. (I 29056, Apr. 7, 1909.)
BOSTON SCULPTURE CO., Melrose, Mass.
[11146
Lincoln (Abraham); by Rafaello
Gironi. Statue of Lincoln in a stand-
ing position, left foot advanced, left
hand clasping lapel of coat. (I 28816.
Mar. 24, 1909.)
BRAINARD (RAYMOND C.), New York,
Marathon runner. A male runner
in act of running with head held high,
right arm bent at the elbow. (I
28590, Mar. 5, 1909.)
[11153
large hat
(I
Carissima. Girl's head,
29052, Apr. 7, 1909:)
ConmirEnr$P. New York,
Wir’. [11154-11158
April showers; by Maxfield Parrish.
Bareheaded little boy holding an
immense umbrella over himself. (I
28887, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Grass fire; by Frederic Remington.
& SON,
Band of Indians on a prairie. (I
28888, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Memories of an Easter past; by
Charles Dana Gibson. Young girl
_ dressed in the fashion of a by-gone
| day,
sunbonnet tied under her chin.
(I 29035, Apr. 5, 1909.)
One of our leisure class; by Charles
Dana Gibson. <A delicate, tired-look-
ing woman seated before a sewing
/ machine, on a box on the opposite side
of the room slouches a man.
' other side.
(I 28889,
Mar. 29, 1909.)
Suffragette husband: by Charles
Dana Gibson. A _ strong-faced female
seated at one side of a table casting
glances at a meek-looking man on the
(I 28773, Mar: 1, 1308-
_1 photo Mar. 19, 1909.)
- CoMASTRI (A.) & SONS,
1: SS [11147 IN. «¥3
New York,
[11159
Billy Possum. Statue of a possum,
he is resting beside a trunk of a tree.
(I 28565, Mar. 1, 1909; 1 photo Mar.
13, 1909. )
160
FINE
. 13-17, Apr., 1909
N (JOSEPH A.), New York, N. Y.
; [11160-11175
At the restaurant. Two males and
‘one female person with large heads.
“(1 28871, Mar. 27, 1909. )
Board walk. Young man and young
‘girl with large heads walking on a
board walk. (I 28872, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Canoeing. Male and female figure
a canoe. (I 28865, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Dancing. Male and female figure,
both having large exaggerated heads.
met 28864, Mar. 27, 1909.)
be Flirtation. Male and female figure
with exaggerated heads, female figure
‘holding dog. (I 28869, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Golfing. Two figures, male and
female, female figure with golf club
mat rest. “(I 28863, Mar. 27, 1909.)
i In a cozy corner. Male and female
figure, female seated on a couch. (I
28870, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Lucky dogs. Three figures,
Romale and two males with
eads. (I 28874, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Moonlight. Male and female figure
one
large
with large heads sitting on a mound. |
¥ 28873, Mar. 27,
Motoring. Male and female in an
automobile. (I 28877, Mar. 27, 1909.)
¢ On the ropes. Female figure with
Jarge head. (I 28867, Mar. 27, 1909.)
_ Quo Vadis. Allegorical, composed of
‘three figures, two male and one female.
‘(I 28878, Mar. 27, 1909.)
_ Promenading. Female figure walk-
ing. (I 28866, Mar. 27, 1909.)
f Rowing.
pith exaggerated heads in a row boat.
mr 28876, Mar. 27, 1909.)
_ Spooners.
‘With exaggerated heads,
(1 28868, Mar. 27, 1909.)
_ Sunshine.
‘Seated on a mound at the seashore.
28875, Mar. 27, 1909.)
CopEnanp (Huex B.), Denver, Colo.
[11176
_ Imperial order of Muscovites. An
emblem in the ancient history of Rus-
2, bear’s head, two triangles and
lamp. (I 28893, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Ss (WILLIAM N.), Faribault,
f Minn. ELECT
Queens of the inland ocean. Two
‘Statues erected on pedestals, one hand
of statues pointing to zenith star, other
1909. )
(I
Male and female figures |
Male and female figures |
Male and female figure |
embracing. |
| ing out.
ARTS
11190
CousE (E. I.), New York, N. Y.
[11178- 11182
Connoisseur (The) Indian seated
on ground before a large decorated
earthen oyah. (I 28781, Mar. 18,
1909.)
Indian artist. Young brave seated
before rudely made easel, Indian is
inserting brush in bowl. (I 28779,
Mar. 18, 1909.)
Love call. Young brave seated on a
rock, playing reed instrument with
both hands. (I 28783, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Voice of the falls. Two young
Indians seated on the downward slope
of stream at the ledge of the falls. (1
28780, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Young herder. Little Indian child,
dog by his side, driving flock of sheep.
(I 28782, Mar. 18, 1909.)
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[11183-11185
Fishing village in Brittany. Quay
of a French fishing town, number of
fishing boats at right. (I 28685, Mar.
11, 1909.)
Glimpse of the Grand Canal, Venice.
Sailing vessels at anchor, the first is
fastened to a mooring. (I 28686, Mar.
11, 1909. )
In the heart of old New England.
Midsummer landscape in New Eng-
land, farm house, many trees around
the house and vines grow over the
house. (I 28690, Mar. 11, 1909.)
CRITES (WILLARD R.), Coshocton, Ohio.
[11186
Spoiled kid. Little girl with china
headed doll in her arms, tongue stick-
(I 28774, Mar. 18, 1909.)
CROCKETT (WILLIAM G.), South Nor-
walk, Conn. [11187
Savannah (Steamship). Three-
masted square rigged vessel with sails
set, smoke pouring from tall stack.
(I 288382, Mar. 25, 1909.)
CROWELL PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[11188
Little pink boy. Small boy in
bloomer suit holding string to which
is attached toy dog. (JI 28814, Mar.
23, 1909.)
CURRAN (CHas. C.), New York, N. Y.
[11189, 11190
Concert (The) Young girl playing
on toy piano, a number of dolls in
chair at right. (I 28629, Mar. 8, 1909.)
Hawk (The) Four boys on rock at
hand to trains. (I 28998, Apr. 1, | lower edge of picture watching a hawk.
1909. ) (I 28630, Mar. 8, 1909.)
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11191
Curtis (LESLIE L.), Oneonta, N. Y.
[11191
Huntington (Collis P.) Bas-relief,
profile wearing hat. (I 28856, Mar. 26,
1909. )
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[11192
Haster offering; by Ethel Wright.
Girl, in robe, in her left hand she
holds a spray of lillies. (I 28884, Mar.
29, 1909.)
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, Ill.
[11193-11197
Altar made in Gothic style. St.
Joseph altar having statue of St.
Joseph with Child in niche. (I 28838,
Mar. 25, 1909.)
Shrine for statue used in churches
or chapels. Dome is shown in lattice-
work on either side of which are
spires. (I 29071, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Statue known as the Sacred Heart
of Jesus. Fine expression of the face
and head, looking downwards, right
hand is extended. (I 29069, Apr. 9,
1909.)
Tabernacle angel for left side of
tabernacle on altar. Statue, angel
kneeling on the right knee in an ador-
ing position. (I 29068, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Tabernacle angel for right side of
tabernacle on altar. Statue, angel
kneeling on the left knee in an ador-
ing position, hands are crossed. (I
29070, Apr. 9, 1909.)
DAVIS (CHARLES E.), Portland, Maine.
[11198
Peering toward the North pole. Two
figures in Artic dress and three dogs
facing bright sky with northern light
effect shown. (I 28791, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Davis (WILLIAM STEEPLE),
Bag) Nis [11199-11200
Drying sails. Two fishing sloops,
stern view, lying side by side at a
wharf. (I 28668, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Most dinner time. Cat, looking up
at a clock, placed on a mantel shelf.
(1 28669, Mar. 10, 1909.)
DENIVELLE (EDWARD), Mount Vernon,
iy ee a [11201
Billykin: God of things as they
should be. Base with a back, on base
is seated a grotesque figure, with large
feet, the hands of the figure rest on its
body. ,(1I 28683, Mar. 11, 1909.)
DoweELL (Mrs. EtHet H.), Greeley,
Colo. [11202-11203
Columbine (Aquilegia coerulea) 1.
Two fiowers and one bud resting in
diagonal position. (I 28796, Mar. 20,
1909. )
Orient,
DoweELL (Mrs. ErHet H.)—Continued.
2. Two flowers and one bud
arranged in wreath-like effect. (1
28797, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Ducros (Louis), Clearwater, Fla.
[11204
Colorado Dan, Trixie and Spitfire.
Cow boy on his pony, riding behind
him is his sweetheart, both on same
horse. (I 28627, Mar. 5, 1909. 1 photo
Feb. 23, 1909.)
EATON (CHAS. WARREN), New York,
Sono [11205
Road in old Flanders. Summer
landscape showing Flemish road. (1
28693, Mar. 11, 1909.)
EDWARDS (Howarp §.), Atlantie City,
Ne ee [11206, 11207
And mama hasn’t spoke to papa
since. Intoxicated man, collar and tie
disarrayed. (I 29011, Apr. 3, 1909.)
If pa was a mongrel its none of your
damn business. Ugly dog, tongue pro-
truding, long tail. (I 29010, Apr. 3,
1909.)
ELWELL (FRANK EDWIN), Weehawken,
N. J [11208
Heroic statue of Lincoln for the park
at East Orange, N. J. Representing
Lincoln as addressing the people from
a platform, on the shoulders is a cape.
(I 28742, Mar. 16, 1909. 1 photo Mar.
10, 1909.)
| ELWELL (R. FarRInerton), Marquette,
Wyo. [11209
Off for the chuck wagon. Six figures
on horseback, general landscape is an
open plain. (I 28989, Mar. 31, 1909.)
ETRUSCAN ART CO., New York, N. Y.
[11210
[Bill Possum]; by Placido Mori.
Body of an opossum sitting upright
and having the head of a male human
being. (I 28656, Mar. 9, 1909.)
| FauecHt (GrorcE N.), Boston, Mass.
[11211
Trinity church in Boston. Bas-re-
lief, view from W.S.W. taking in the
chapel. (I 28715, Mar. 12,1909.)
FLORENTINE ALABASTER CO., Chicago, Ill.
[11212
Nikko monkeys: incense burner.
Three monkeys sitting upon a lily
leaf. (I 29014, Apr. 5, 1909.)
FLORENTINE ART PLASTER CO., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [11213
Statue of rabbit. Rabbit sitting on
hind legs, urn of plenty held in fore
legs. (I 28992, Apr. 1, 1909.)
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os. 13-17, Apr., 1900
Fraser (ArtHur V.),
: [11214-11217
- Caryatide. Statue of a woman in
Elmhurst, Il. |
‘a standing position, the arms are ex- |
‘tended forward from shoulder and
‘bend up at elbow. (I 28719, Mar. 13,
1909. )
Fountain. Model, fountain with base |
twice as long as wide, at each end
a kneeling figure of young girl. (I
28706, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Grecian seat and settee or bench.
ARTS
11251
Gross (EpwarD)—Continued.
Dixie girl. Head and neck of young
girl, head turned slightly to one side.
(I 28701, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Dot. Young girl standing, wears
stocking cap, jacket sweater, and has
both hands in pockets. (I 28700, Mar.
12, 1909.)
Ella. Young girl, hair parted in
middle and holding college pennant.
| (I 28699, Mar. 12, 1909.)
The seat is a square platform one ,
half the length of base.
a combination of two bases of the
above described seat. (I 28704, Mar.
12, 1909.)
Vase. Model of a vase composed of
two distinct parts one of which is the
vase proper. Greek design. (I 28705,
Mar. 12, 1909.)
Frost & ReEeED, Bristol, England.
[11218-11220
Carmen; by M. Carmack. Head and
shoulders of young woman. (I 28860,
Mar. 27, 1909.)
Viewed away. Hunting scene with
wooded landscape in the background.
(I 28859, Mar. 27, 1909.)
Who-hoop. Hunting scene,
huntsmen, women and dogs, the latter
(I 28616, Mar. 6, 1909.)
GILBERT (C. ALLAN), New York, N. Y.
My southern rose.
standing on steps of colonial doorway,
with hands leaning against pillar. (I
28723, Mar. 15, 1909.)
The bench is |
Lillian. Young girl, sailor hat, long
riding coat and holds riding whip. (I
28697, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Newport girl. Head and neck of
young girl, head turned to one side.
(I 28702, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Poster 40. Young lady standing,
left hand raised holding Charlotte
Corday hat. (I 29075, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Poster 41. Young girl in sitting po-
sition, holding a sailor hat, back of
the figure is a large letter V. (I
29076, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Poster 42. Young girl, standing with
both hands in the pockets of sweater.
| (Ff 29077, Apr. 9) 1909.)
with |
Poster 48. Young girl, standing,
right arm hanging down, sailor dress.
are crowded together in foreground. |
(I 29072, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Poster 44. Young girl, full figure,
_ turned to the right, she wears a sweat-
fi1221 |
Young woman
GoLLaAND’s (I) sons & co., New York, |
N.Y. P2222, 11225 |
Pipe girl.
gown, picture hat with plume, smoking
pipe.
Apr. 5, 1909.)
Strange contrast.
pickaninnies.
1 photo Apr. 9, 1909.)
GoopricH (B. F.) co., Akron, Ohio.
[11224
Lady with two
Innocence.
Girl with hair falling |
loosely about her shoulders; she wears |
-a white lace hat.
1909.)
Gross (EpwarD), New York, N. Y.
; [11225-11238
Billy. Young girl, college type, left
hand in pocket of sweater. (I 28703,
Mar. 12, 1909.)
tf 20001, Apr. |}
and hair ribbon, holds rosebud.
Lady wearing directoire |
(1 28834, Mar. 25, 1909; 1 photo |
(I 29078, Apr. 1, 1909; |
er, and carries a cane.
9, 1909.)
Poster 45. Young lady standing,
jacket sweater, turned down collar,
wide brimmed hat. (I 29074, Apr. 9,
1909.)
Sue. Young girl carrying parasol
back of her with both hands. (I
28696, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Winnifred. Young girl standing,
gloved right hand holding on to fur
hat. (I 28698, Mar. 12, 1909.)
(1 29073, Apr.
GUTMANN & GuUTMANN, New York,
[11239-11251
Brother had a fever. A little girl
stands and looks down at her doll,
she holds a dripping sponge. (I 29155,
Apr. 10, 1909.)
Buds. Young girl seated, pink gown
(I
28839, Mar. 25, 1909.)
Bye-bye.
coat carries a baby on her arm.
29153, Apr. 10, 1909.)
A young mother in a fur
(I
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pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
GUTMANN & GUTMANN—Continued.
Cupid’s reflection. Under tree in
full bloom sits young girl gazing in
water, Cupid beside her, water reflects
girl and young man. (I 28842, Mar.
25, 1909.)
First lesson. Little girl seated be-
fore toy piano, holding baton and look-
ing at doll on floor. (I 28836, Mar. 25,
1909. )
Grand finale. Mission chair repre-
sents piano, little girl accompanies a
boy who sings. (I 28837, Mar. 25,
1909. )
Loving cup. A young man leans
over one side of a table and kisses a
young girl. (I 29154, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Pies that mother used to make.
Backyard scene. One girl seated on
board stirring mud, another girl pour-
ing water out of can. (I 28838, Mar.
25, 1909.)
Sweet sixteen. Head of young girl,
fluffy hair, bowknot at back of neck,
curl over shoulder. (I 28840, Mar. 25,
1909. )
Sweetheart. Pretty young woman,
low neck gown held by shoulder straps.
(I 28841, Mar. 25, 1909. )
Vanquished. Young college girl in
cap and gown has her foot on cupid.
(I 29158, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Verdict: Love in the first degree.
Cupid sitting on a book pointing his
finger at a young couple sitting on a
settee. (I 29156, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Victor (The). Cupid leads a young
man whom he has captured from the
ball-room adjoining. (I 29157, Apr. 10,
1909. )
HAMILTON, BROWN SHOE co., St. Louis,
Mo. [11252
Home comfort. Library scene show-
ing man and woman sitting at a table,
at the feet of the woman is a little
girl with open book. (I 28588, Mar. 5,
1909. )
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), Munich, Ger-
many. ha Bea
Laufenburg; by G. Schoenleber.
Town of Laufenburg in Germany, a
church surrounded by houses, a river
over which a bridge divides the town.
(1 28625, Mar. 8, 1909.)
HARMON (WILLIAM HE.), New York,
eats. [11254-11257
Little farms in New York city, A—D.
(I 28994-28997, Mar. 18, 1909; 1 photo
of each Apr. 1, 1909.)
HARPER & BROS., New York, N. Y.
[11258-11260
Katherine and Alice, the lesson in
English; by Edwin A. Abbey. One
woman seated wearing crown, one
woman standing leaning on table. (I
28825, Mar. 24, 1909.)
King Henry: I pray thee bear my
former answer back; by Edwin A.
Abbey. Group of soldiers in armor,
figure blindfolded kneeling between
two spears. (I 28827, Mar. 24, 1909.)
King Henry: O God of battles! steel
my soldiers’ hearts; by Edwin A.
Abbey. Standing figure of man, in
robe, hands in attitude of prayer. (I
28826, Mar. 24, 1909.)
Hart (Letit1a B.), New York, N. Y.
[11261
Old fashioned garden. Garden of
old fashioned flowers, house in left of
picture nearly hidden by shrubs. (I
28726, Mar. 15, 1909.)
HASELTINE (HERBERT), Paris, France.
[11262, 11263
HKdward Seventh’s charger Kildare,
Statue, a charger standing, neck
slightly curved and ears pointed for-
ward. (I 29065, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Polo. Statue, two polo players
mounted on ponies, the ponies are run-
ning at full speed. (I 29064, Apr. 8,
1909. )
HawtTIN (WELLS W.), Chicago, II.
[11264
Miscellaneous group of furniture,
rugs, &e., with figures of men and
women. Twenty-nine separate groups,
arranged together in one large design.
(I 28730, Mar. 15, 1909.)
HEADLEY CHOCOLATE CO., Baltimore, Md.
[11265
Sweet subject. Young lady smiling
holding a box of confectionery. (I
29066, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Brooklyn,
[11266
Directoire. Bust picture of young
girl in costume of Directoire time,
large hat, tied under chin. (1 28733,
Mar. 16, 1909.) 2
HINTERMEISTER (J. Hy.),
i Oe:
HrrscuHBere (ALICE), Buffalo, N. Y.
[11267
Little brother. Summer landscape,
two children in field, doll lies on
grass between the children. (1 28692
Mar. 11, 1909.)
164
FINE
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909
HorMaNN (B.), Rutherford, N. Y.
Post card designs: Book and Swas-
stika, Series 2080, A—-L; Christmas
holly designs, Series 2083 A—L, Series
2084 A-F; New Year’s. greetings,
Series 2086 A-F; Greetings to Ireland,
Series 2092 A—-L; Thanksgiving greet-
ings, Series 2096 Aa—Al, Series 2096
A-F, H-M; Hallowe’en greetings,
Series 2097 A-L. (I 28896-29979,
1909. )
Hooper (Epwarp LEE), Modesto, Cal.
[113552 |
Effects of cigarette smoking. Three |
separate life-size figures. (I 29030, |
Apr. 5, 1909.)
Hunt (Woopsury E.) co., Concord,
is dl a [11353-11367
Brown-eyed Susan; by R. Ford Har-
per (Ruth H. Hammerslough). Young
woman holding great Dane dog. (I
28725, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Christmas belle; by C. Allan Gil-
bert. Head and bust of female,
wreath of mistletoe on head. (I 28810,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Christmas toast; by C. Allan Gil-
bert. Man, standing by table, holding
large steaming loving cup. (I 28807,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Continued drought. Two children,
one holding glass in lap, other holding |
glass in act of drinking through a
straw. (I 28795, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Contrition; by Netta M. Filer.
Picture in three sections, 1st, child
with watering pot sprinkling flowers
on lady’s hat; 2nd, child with mother;
srd, mother seated on floor, child in
her arms. (I 28724, Mar. 15, 1909.)
Fair and warmer. Two children
playing on shore, one seated with pail,
the other standing with fan. (I 287983,
Mar. 20, 1909.)
Falling temperature. Two children
in winter costume, one standing with
sled, the other falling on ice. (I 28794,
Mar. 20, 1909.)
Frisco; by Carl Kahler. Angora cat
seated before mirror, reflection of cat
in mirror, at left of cat is shown carafe
and jewel box. (I 28800, Mar. 22,
1909.)
| Frost green; by C. Allan Gilbert.
Female head outlined against moon,
background of holly and icicles. (I
28808, Mar. 22, 1909.)
ARTS
/ Hunt (Woopsury E.) co.—Continued.
[11268-11351 |
| of holly.
| Gilbert.
Little Red Riding Hood; by Charles
C. Curran. Little girl, basket in right
hand. (I 28728, Mar. 15, 1909.)
My holly maid; by C. Allan Gilbert.
Face of female showing through wreath
of holly. (I 28812, Mar. 22, 1909.)
My lady love; by Netta M. Filer.
Half length figure of young woman in
winter costume. (I 28722, Mar. 15,
Mar. 29, 1909; 1 photo of each Feb. 24, 1909.)
Rain, strong easterly winds. Two
children, one with umbrella spread,
the other with umbrella wrong side
out. (I 28792, Mar. 20, 1909.)
Spirit of Christmas; by C. Allan
Gilbert. Face of female, showing
through mass of snow inside wreath
(I 28809, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Under the mistletoe; by C. Allan
Male and female heads, fac-
ing each other, outline by circle, bunch
of mistletoe suspended at top of circle.
(I 28811, Mar. 22, 1909. )
HYGIENIC FooD co., Battle Creek, Mich.
[11368
Demonstrator (The). Young woman
in garb of cook standing at a table
| upon which is a large bowl of berries.
(I 29087, Apr. 5, 1909.)
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. CO., New York,
Na ¥. [11369-11388
St. Patrick’s day series. 1-6. (I
28593-28598, Mar. 5, 1909.) George
Washington’s birthday series. 1-8. (1
| 28599-28606, Mar. 5, 1909.) Abraham
Linecoln’s birthday series. 1-6. (I
28607-28612. )
JOHNSON (O. A.), New York, N. Y.
[113889
Decorative design composed of books.
Rectangular column surrounded by
many books. (I 28991, Apr. 1, 1909.)
JOHNSTON (Roperr), Philadelphia, Pa.
[11390
Son of Man in temptation; by Wil-
liam Hale. Christ with disheveled hair
and haggard face sitting in a rocky
region with hands clasped upon His
knees. (I 28653, Mar. 9, 1909.)
IKKALNIN (CHARLES WILLIAM), Boston,
Mass. [11391-11395
Jew (A). Statue; a Jew standing
erect, head leaning back, shoulders
drawh up, arms upward. (I 28620,
Mar. 6, 1909.)
Laborer (A). Statue; laborer, rest-
ing for. a moment from work, front
view, figure stands erect. (I 28619,
Mar. 6, 1909.)
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11896 ;
IXALNIN (CHARLES WILLIAM )—Cont'd.
Laughing negro. Statue; negro, |
standing erect, head thrown back-
wards, mouth very large, wide open.
(I 28617, Mar. 6, 1909.)
Organ grinder. Statue, caricature
of an Italian organ grinder, face look-
ing to the right and upward.
28695, Mar. 5, 1909.)
Ragman (The).
man in act of advertising his trade.
(I 28618, Mar. 6, 1909.)
KAUFMANN & Strauss co., New York,
IN oe [11396-11408
After the hunt. Young girl and man
sitting on bark of a tree, resting after
the hunt. (I 29047, Apr. 7, 1909.)
Clown (The). Clown holding a
minature umbrella opened across his
shoulder, with left hand he holds up |
(1 ‘29048, Apr: 7, |
large paper hoop.
1909. )
Débutante (The).
eolleté, large hat.
1909. )
EKleanora. Young girl,
evening dress, long chiffon boa.
28848, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Guardians. Young girl, wearing
loose flowing robe, on either side of her
are lions. (I 28854, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Hello. Young boy holding a tele-
phone-receiver to both ears.
Mar. 26, 1909.)
June-roses. Young woman in street
costume wearing large hat, she carries
a large bunch of roses. (I 29045, Apr.
7, 1909.)
Marjorie.
costume, she is lifting her skirts.
28844, Mar. 26, 1909.)
New York girl.
in street costume.
1909. )
Out for a stroll. Young woman, she
wears dark hat, dotted veil covers her
Young girl, dé-
décolleté
Young woman in street
(I
face. (I 28849, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Parisienne (La). Very slender
young girl, she wears a large hat. (TI
28851, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Phyllis. Head and shoulders of
smiling girl. (I 28855, Mar. 26, 1909.)
Playmates. Little girl sitting in
large chair, playing with puppy. large
dog in front of her. (I 28858, Mar.
26, 1909.)
(I |
|
|
|
|
Statue; a Jew rag- |
(I 28852, Mar. 26, |
(I |
(I 28847, |
| a nursemaid and a soldier seated.
Young girl dressed |
(I 28850, Mar. 26, |
basin.
1909.)
166
IXELLER (ARTHUR I.), New York, N. Y¥.
[11409
Wedding in Old Clovelly. Festive
wedding party preceded by the bride
and groom coming down the steps in
street of Old Clovelly, England. (I
28729, Mar. 15, 1909.)
| KIRKMAN & son, New York, N. Y.
| [11410
See it float. Baby in under gar-
ments seated on floor and holding a
(I 28987, Mar. 31, 1909.)
KLEIN (ISADORE), New York, N. Y.
[11411
Good luck. Branching spray of for-
get-me-nots surmounted by four-leaf
clover. (I 289838, Mar. 31, 1909.)
KKRATMA (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[11412
Lincoln (Abraham). Statue show-
ing the sorrowful face bent down with
the burdens of care. (I 28744, Mar.
17, 1909.)
ISRUGER & LEHNHARDT, New York,
ea ae [11413
Worth asking for. Little girl seated
in an arm chair, holding on her lap a
box of chocolates. (I 28631, Mar. 8,
1909. )
LANGE (J. A.), New York, N. ¥. [11414
Summer morning. Young woman
carrying bunch of red roses in her
right arm. (I 28689, Mar. 11, 1909.)
LAWRENCE & JELLICOE, LTD., London,
England. [11415-11483
Bed time. Little girl with doll in
her arms. (I 28680, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Boulevard, no. 1. The crowd on the
pavement includes a _ sergent-de-ville,
(Ta
28676, Mar. 11, 1909.) .
Boulevard, no. 2. Crowd on pave-
ment includes a sergent-de- ville, a
nursemaid and a soldier seated. (I
28676, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Boulevard, no. 2. Crowd on pave-
ment includes a sergent-de-ville, two
soldiers, two girls, two men in artist’s
attire. (I 28677, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Bunkered. Man, bunkered is in the
act of driving. . (1 28670, Mar. dae
1909.)
Driving from the tee. Lady driving
from the tee, a gentleman and two
caddies looking on. (I 28672, Mar. 11.
FINE ARTS
nos. 13-17, Apr., 1909
LAWRENCE & JELLICOE, LTD.—Cont’d.
Game of patience; by Lawson Wood.
Small boy bathing in a stream, a po-
liceman watching him from the bank.
(I 29061, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Garrison scandal. Six military tyes,
heads and shoulders arranged in a
row. (I 28678, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Hyde Park. In the crowd are two
guardsmen, a Dursemaid with baby
carriage, and a policeman. (I 28675,
Mar. 11, 1909.)
In the long grass. Golf links with
sea in distance, a player has just missed
the ball. (I 28673, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Lesson time. Little girl seated with
an open book on her knees, writing.
(I 28681, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Play time. Little girl playing with
a doll, a toy bear is also shown. (I
28682, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Prenez garde; by Lawson Wood.
Two French officials in uniform regard-
ing a can behind which the stump of
a cigar is sending up a column of
smoke. (I 29059, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Putting. Man in act of putting, a
woman and two caddies looking on.
(I 28671, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Small fry; by Lawson Wood. A
policeman, carrying a jar and fishing
rod in one hand and dragging a small
boy along with the other. (I 29062,
Apr. 8, 1909.)
Sweep your snow mum; by Lawson
Wood. A small boy half buried in the
' snow, touching his cap to a woman
who is looking at him from a window.
(I 29060, Apr. 8, 1909.)
Told to the marines. Six naval
types, heads and shoulders arranged in
a row. (1 28679, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Victoria Park. A path in Victoria
Park, with figures, some children cry-
ing. (1 28674, Mar. 11, 1909.)
Where shall I drop you; by Charles
Crombie. An aerial hansom cab pass-
ing over a town. (I 290638, Apr. 8,
1909. )
Your name and address please; by
Lawson Wood. Motor car which
has come to grief, the chauffeur’s
head is seen emerging from wreck-
age. (I 29058, Apr. 8, 1909.)
LENTELLI (LEO), New York, N. Y.
[11434
Our city. Female figure draped,
holding on her left arm shield, right
11447
LEOPOLD (L.) AND LANGROCK (JOSEPH
H.), New York, N. Y. [11435
Alligator, boy and palm tree. A
negro boy clinging to the upper part
of a palm tree, an alligator below.
(I 29009, Apr. 3, 1909.)
LEWIS PuB. co., St. Louis, Mo.
[11486-11488
Lion. Statue of a lion, full grown,
in attitude of walking. (I 28664, Mar.
10, 1909.)
Lioness. Statue of a full grown
lioness in attitude of walking. (I
28663, Mar. 10, 1909.)
University city tiger. Full grown
tiger enraged and in attitude of walk-
ing. (I 28806, Mar. 22, 1909.)
LIFE PUBLISHING
INS YS [11489-11447
After; by Orson Lowell. Drawing
room with open piano, the host and
hostess are sitting down in attitude
of absolute exhaustion. (I 29044,
Apr. 6, 1909.)
American drama; by Wm. H,
Walker. A man playing an organ,
while attached to his hand by a string
and dancing to whatever music he
chooses to play is a feminine figure.
(I 28771, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Charity. A belated automobile be-
ing towed to town by an obliging pair
of oxen. (I 28981, Mar. 30, 1909.)
First wireless; by Cary Kilvert.
Ark stranded on the Mount, the dove
flying away for help. (I 28770, Mar.
7, 49092)
Hope. A disabled automobile stuck
in a snowy country road, a man is
under the car. (I 28980, Mar. 30,
1909. )
Playing bridge; by Balfour Ker.
Young man and woman crossing a
stream, the young man is carrying the
girl. _(1 28982, Mar. 30, 1909.)
This is me birt’ da-ay Moike. Have
wan wit’ me. An Irishman pouring a
drink into the telephone. (I 28772,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Thumbs down; by Harrison Cady.
Roosevelt conquered by a lion in an
African jungle. (I 29159, Apr. 10,
1909.)
When women vote. Voting booth on
election day when woman suffrage has
co., New “York,
arm held up. (I 28824, Mar. 24, | become established. (I 28813, Mar. 22,
1909.) 1909.)
167
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11448
LISERMAN (Max), New York, N, Y.
[11448
Grapes from grandpa; by T. Zer-
mati. Interior, mother holding baby
in arms, grandpa holding grapes. (I
29032, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Lirtig (W. T.), New York, N. Y.
[11449
i. S. naval academy, Anapolis, Md.
Bird’s-eye view of the naval academy
grounds, and surrounding waters. (I
28815, Mar. 23, 1909.)
LHMULLER (JOSEPH), New York,
N. Y. [11450
Christ takes leave from His blessed
mother. Christ carrying cross on
shoulder, His mother resting her head
on His shoulder. (I 28801, Mar. 22,
1909.)
Lone (FERDINAND G.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[11451
Looie, the bowler. Small statuette
of caricature figure in act of throwing
bowling ball. (I 28802, Mar. 22, 1909.)
LORENZ (RIcHARD), Milwaukee, Wis.
[11452
Returning from the horse fair. A
Single wagon, in which sit two figures
sheltering themselves from a storm.
(I 28986, Mar. 31, 1909.)
LyNcH (FRANK T.), Union Hill, N. J.
[114538
An opossum sitting on
(I 29008, Apr. 2,
Hello Bill.
the stump of a limb.
1909.)
McNICHOLAS (JOHN T.), New York,
he Ys [11454
- Christ child. Medallion, head of
Christ in profile and nimbus, at top are
letters I. H. 8S. (I 28998, Apr. 1, 1909.)
MANHATTAN PHOTOGRAVURE CO., New
: N.Y. [11455-11458
Harvard college, Cambridge, Mass.:
Johnston gate and Harvard Hall; The
Yard; Austin Hall; Memorial Hall.
{4 drawings.] (I 28736-28739, Mar.
16, 1909.)
Marks (Guy C.), Washington, D. C.
[11459
Chief of the Basutos. Man wearing
glasses, pipe in mouth, wearing comical
image as charm. (I 28775, Mar. 18,
1909.)
' MATTHEWS (W. B.), Washington, D. C.
[11460
Lee and his generals; by Geo. B.
Matthews. A porch of which only
three columns are visible, Gen. Lee in
wniform, holding gloves. (I 28885,
Mar. 29, 1909.)
| letter.
“ pt. Iv, n. S., V. +
MERKLEY (STANLEY A.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[11461
Africa’s interior. Negro’s head; ex-
president pushing ahead of his party;
William Taft sitting on the dome of
the Capitol in background. (I 28591,
Mar. 5, 1909.)
MERRIAM (JOHN W.) & Co., New York,
IN. ¥. [11462-11464
Baron de Kalb. An English bulldog
of white color. (I 28846, Mar. 26,
1909. )
De luxe. An English bulldog, front
view. (I 28894, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Henry Irving. An English bulldog,
facing to the front, three-quarter angle
of view. (I 29019, Apr. 5, 1909.)
MITCHELL (JAMES J.), Newburgh, N. Y.
[11465
Hudson-Fulton ter-centenary medal.
Two-sided medal having upon one side
Hudson’s ship and upon the opposite
side Fulton’s boat. (I 29031, Apr. 5,
1909. )
MonASH (MARK H..), New York, N. Y.
[11466
Billykin. A small squatted figure,
hair on head in a peak or knot, broad
smile on face. (I 28999, Apr. 2, 1909.)
MurpHy (THos. D.) co. Red Oak,
Jowa. [11467-11476
Answer (The) Young lady in low-
necked dress an ermine furs, sealing
(I 29026, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Bouquet of flowers. Young lady
carries a bouquet of very large roses.
(I 29028, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Echo. Young lady in cream colored
dress, her left hand is to her ear. (I
29021, Apr. 5, 1909.)
First sight of land. Young lady,
hat held down by a veil, sits at the
side of a boat. (I 29025, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Friends. Girl in bright red dress,
dog by her side. (I 29029, Apr. 5,
1909. )
Inspiration. Young lady, standing
against tree. (I 29027, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Lola. Profile view of young lady in
low-necked dress, pink roses fastened
to dress. (I 29024, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Meditating. Young lady in low-
necked black dress leaning against yel-
low background. (I 29020, Apr. 5,
1909. )
Regina. Young lady in evening
dress, carries armful of large chrys-
anthemums. (I 29023, Apr. 5, 1909.)
168
4
nos. 138-17, Apr., 1909
Murruy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
Whiling the time away. Side view
of young lady in low-necked dress,
searf over shoulders. (I 29022, Apr. 5,
1909. )
Myers (EpWARD FRANCIS), Minneap-
olis, Minn. [11477, 11478
Gee! Four babies in bathing suits
near the ocean, their backs are toward
the ocean. (I 29080, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Which one. Five babies near the
ocean. (I 29079, Mar. 1, 1909; 1 photo,
Mar. 19, 1909.)
NATIONAL HOME SERVICE, United States.
[11479
Rube Waddell baseball cartoon, R. J.
Bieger. Caricature of George Edward
Waddell with signature of Waddell at
the lower right hand corner. (I 28743,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
NEWSKIN Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. [11480
Make it well mama. Woman and a
little boy who is holding up his left
hand. (I 28711, Mar. 12, 1909.)
PappocK (WILLARD DRYDEN), New
York, N. Y. [11481
Winged head. Sculptured female
head without neck, inclined forward.
(I 29067, Apr. 8, 1909.)
PARTON (HvULDA), Yonkers, N. Y.
[11482
Sherman (William). Portrait; stand-
ing; wears an overcoat and holds a
derby hat. (I 29055, Apr. 7, 1909.)
PELLEGRINI (L.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[11483-11485
Fisher boy. Boy has boots to the
knees, pants extending into boots, fish
resting on arm. (I 29006, Apr. 2,
1909.)
Fisher girl. Girl wearing slippers,
stockings hanging down over knees.
(I 29007, Apr. 2, 1909.)
Newsboy. Boy holds a bundle of
newspapers. (I 29005, Apr. 2, 1909.)
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin, Germany. [11486-11489
Close hauled; by Tom Brown. In
cabin of a yacht two men are Sitting,
at the helm a girl. (I 28659, Mar. 10,
1909.)
Land baby; by John Collier. A
water nymph sitting at the shore on
which a nude little girl is standing.
(I 28661, Mar. 10, 1909.)
Shadow (The); by Walter West.
Interior of room, a woman sitting be-
fore a table and leaning her head on
her arm. (I 28658, Mar. 10, 1909.)
rf
FINE ARTS
11499
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT—Con.
Wake up; by Arthur J. Elsley. A
child asleep in bed, another child with
dog looking at sleeper. (I 28660,
Mar. 10, 1909.)
PINDIKOWSKY-ART MFG. CO., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [11490
Blue gray game cock. Scene in Blue
Grass country. (I 29016, Apr. 5, 1909.)
PRATT (JENNETTE), Chicago, Ill.
[11491
Cup with cover, supported by four
columns resting on base. Trophy, con-
ventionalized cactus dahlia leaves and
blossoms. (I 28990, Apr. 1, 1909.)
Prescott (Mrs. KATHERINE T.), .Chi-
eago, Ill. [11492
Paderewski (Ignace). Bas-relief por-
trait of the pianist, head and throat,
only a suggestion of collar and loose
tie. (I 28667, Mar. 10, 1909.)
R. & G. CORSET co., New York, N. Y.
[11493
Preparing for the afternoon walk.
Scene in dressing rocm, woman Sitting
on couch watching woman dressing.
(I 290388, Apr. 5, 1909.)
RHIND (MassEy), New York, N. Y.
[11494, 11495
Carnegie (Andrew). Model, seated
figure, suggesting his robes as Lord
rector of St. Andrews’ university. (I
28861, Mar. 19, 1909.)
Portrait medallion, robed as
Lord rector of St. Andrew’s university.
(I 28684, Mar. 11, 1909.)
RoGERS (WILLIAM A.), New York, N. Y.
[11496
Delighted. Group statuary, hunter
with knife in belt, gun at feet shaking
hands with gorilla. (I 28626, Feb. 17,
1909.)
ROsALES (EMANUEL O.), Paris, France.
[11497, 11498
Puppets. Statue, nude figure of a
young girl in kneeling position, hold-
ing between her fore finger and thumb
a puppet. (I 28717, Mar. 18, 1909.)
Ruse. Statue, nude figure of a
young girl in sitting position, knees to
chin, holding between her feet and
arms a fox skin. (I 28718, Mar. 13,
1909. )
ROSENKRANTZ (ARILD), London, Eng-
land. [11499
Omnipresent (The) Three male
figures in silent prayer. (1 28891,
Mar. 30, 1909.)
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11500
RoyAL TAILORS, Chicago, Il.
[11500-11511
Fall & winter 09-10 fashions. T[Fig-
ure on left wearing four button single
breasted sack coat. (I 28881, Mar. 29,
1909.)
Figure on left wearing single
breasted fiy front overcoat, hands in
pockets. (I 28882, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Figure on right wearing 4
button double breasted sack coat. (I
29017, Apr. 5, 1909.)
——Figure wearing
29003, Apr. 2, 1909.)
Figure wearing 3 button double
breasted box overceat. (I 29018, Apr.
5, 1909.)
Front view of single breasted
cossack coat. (I 28883, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Man on left in 3 button double
breasted Prince Albert. (1 28880,
Mar. 29, 1909.)
Single
breasted overcoat,
29002, Apr. 2, 1909.)
Single figure wearing short box
overcoat. (I 29001, Apr. 2, 1909.)
——- 2 button novelty sack suit. (1
28879, Mar. 29, 1909.)
Fall and winter 09-10 overcoats.
Right hand figure wearing loose single-
breasted fly front overcoat. (I 28817,
Mar. 24, 1909.)
Fall and winter 1909-10, two single
breasted overcoats. Two single figures,
one on left wearing single-breasted
overcoat. (I 28818, Mar. 24, 1909.)
tuxedo. (I
figure wearing double
4 buttons. (I
hussma, (J. T)), New York, Noy:
[11512-11591
Adam and Eve in the garden. In
foreground, growing vegetation, naked
woman standing looking at a naked
man, his lower body is hidden by
foliage. (I 28756, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Adam names the domestic animals.
A naked man stands, back view, dog
supporting himself against man’s left
leg, both are looking toward a pool of
water. (JI 28755, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Ahab encounters Elijah. Two men
standing, the man at the right has a
long beard. (I 29101, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Ahab instructs Obadiah. Man stand-
ing, wears a crown, his right hand
grasps a rod. (I 29095, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Ahab rides before the storm. Elijah
runs before Ahab’s chariot. Man run-
ning toward the left, just back of him
isa chariot. (I 29115, Apr. 9, 1909.)
pt: Iv, n. 8 ¥4 9
RuSSELL (J. T.)—Continued.
Angel arouses Elijah from sleep. An
angel standing, man lies on his side,
head against a rock. (1 29119, Apr.
9, 1909.)
Angel commands Elijah. Most of
the angel’s figure is obscured by large
wings which extend from the top to
the bottom of the picture. (I 29125,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Angel of the Lord commands Elijah
to go forth. Man standing, his hands
clasped to his breast and his gaze fixed
upon an angel. (129121, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Beasts and cattle. Water fills fore-
ground, a circular opening of cave in
which a lion is resting, coming out of
woods is a herd of elephants. (I
28754, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Boy revives. Roof of house, partly
recumbent figure of a boy. (I 29092,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Cain and Abel. Man holding a
shepherd’s crook, about him are sheep,
in the distance is a man working in a
field. (I 28764, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Cain and Abel bring offerings unto
the Lord. Man, before him on the
ground is a pile of fruit. (I 28765,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Cain fleeth. Figure of a man, he is
in the act of fleeing. (I 28769, Mar.
17, 1909.)
Cain is cursed. A man standing,
and looking toward the sky, his face
heavy and sullen, he carries a heavy
club. (I 28768, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Chaos and darkness. All black with
the exception of two streaks of white
running across the middle. (1 28745,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Chaos and light. An immense
barren waste, made of what looks like
rocks and water. (I 28747, Mar. 17%,
1909. )
Death of Abel. Amid short vegeta-
tion lies the body of a man, another
man walking away. (I 28767, Mar.
17, 1909.)
Elijah and Elisha go down to
Beth-el. Two men, the one at the
right carries a mantle over his right
shoulder. (I 29130, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah and Hlisha together on bank
of the Jordan. Two men standing on
bank of river facing each other. (I
29134, Apr. 9, 1909. )
Elijah builds an altar with a trench
about it. Man standing leaning on a
rod looking down at some workmen.
(I 29107, Apr. 9, 1909.)
170
elothes is a boy.
about to ascend the ladder,
arms he carries the body of a boy.
‘rough sloping rock at his back.
nos, 13-17, Apr., 1909
RUSSELL (J. T.)—Continued.
A man
in his
(I
Elijah carries the boy aloft.
29090, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah casts his mantle upon Elisha.
Man is standing, he wears long flowing
robes, his eyes are fixed upon another
man. (I 29127, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah complains to God. Cliff of
jagged rock, entrance to a cave, at this
entrance a man is sitting. (I 29124,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah delivers the boy unto his
mother. Rising up from the bed, the
lower part of his body covered by bed
(I 29093, Apr. 9,
1909.)
Hlijah encounters widow woman
gathering sticks. A mass of vegeta-
tion, man standing, faces a woman.
(I 28085, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah falls on his knees before the
angel. Man kneeling outlined against
(I
29126, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah gives the widow woman the
promise of God. Man standing, he
wears long robes, he is looking at the
figure of a woman. (I 29087, Apr. 9,
1909. )
Elijah goes up into heaveu in a
chariot of fire. Man is standing, he
seems to be bracing himself against
the wind. (1 29135, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah mocks the prophets of Baal.
Man is standing, only his back and
right profile visible. (I 29105, Apr.
9, 1909.)
Elijah prays before the altar. Altar
upon which lie the head and parts of
_ an OX, a man is standing facing the al-
earthquake and the fire.
' faces the right, his eyes are fixed on
Poeet0o, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah said unto the people: Come
near unto me. Man standing on slop-
ing side of a hill, both arms held out
in a kind of supplication. (I 29106,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah sees strong wind and the
Man, he
the ground. (I 29122, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah sends Obadiah away with a
promise. Two men standing facing
each other, the man to the right wears
long flowing garments and is bald. (1
29100, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah sits at the widow woman’s
table. Interior of room, a woman
standing, a man sitting on a bench.
(I 29088, Apr. 9, 1909.)
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Russett (J. T.)—Continued.
Hlijah smites the waters of the Jor-
dan with his mantle. Bank of a
river, man standing on bank, right
arm extended holding a mantle.
29133, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah stretches himself upon the
boy and prays. Flat roof of house, a
low bed upon which a body is lying.
(I 29091, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah suffers from the drought.
Man standing wears long white robes.
(I 29084, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah tells
(I
Ahab of the coming of
rain. Man standing, his gaze is fixed
on another man who stands at the
right. (1 29112, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah tells his servant to go to Ahab.
A man standing, naked except for a
eloth at his waist, his figure partly
obscures that of another man. (I
29114, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah threatens Ahab. Man stand-
ng, he wears a crown and looks over
his shoulder at another man. (I
29081, Apr. 9, 1909.)
EKlijah under a juniper tree prays to
die. Man is sitting upon aé_ seat
formed by rocks, his hands are clasped
in prayer. (T 29118, Apr. 9, 1909.)
ing
Hlijah went to show himself unto
Ahab. Figure of a man, garments
are fioating behind in the wind. (I
29094, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah with his servant flees to
Beer-sheba. Man, he leans forward
and faces the right, his mantle ob-
scures the figure of another man. (I
29117, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elijah wraps his face in his mantle.
Opening of a cave in an immense cliff
of rock, at the entrance is a man with
face hidden by mantle. (1 29123, Apr.
9, 1909.)
Wlisha makes an offering and min-
isters unto the people. Man is stand-
ing, feet and ankles bare. (I 29128,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elisha runs after Elijah with a re-
quest. Man walking towards the back-
ground, but has turned his head to
look’ at a man at his left. (I 29129,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Expulsion (The) Giant figure of
an angel, the right arm is outstretched
in command over the heads of a man
and a woman. (1 28763, Mar. 1%,
1909.)
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11591
RUSSELL (J. T.)—Continued.
Fire from heaven consumes the
sacrifice. Stone altar upon which is
the head and parts of an ox, a curl-
ing stream of fire comes from the top
of the drawing. (I 29110, Apr. 9,
1909. )
Firmament (The) Bottom of this
is made up of water, the water is
calm, above masses of clouds. (I
28746, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Fruit of the tree. Gnarled tree, its
foliage projecting over naked womar
whose arm is outstretched offering an
apple to a man. (I 28759, Mar. 17,
1909. )
God commands Hlijah. Man has
long beard, his garments are blown
out from him by the wind, bright light
shining out from dark clouds. (1
29082, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Grass, herb and trees. Foreground
made up of low-growing tropical vege-
tation, a pool of water in which the
vegetation is reflected. (I 28749, Mar.
17, 1909.)
In the presence of the angel Elijah
prepares for a long journey. An
angel is standing looking down at the
figure of a man. (I 29120, Apr. 9,
1909. )
Jezebel instructs her servant to go
to Elijah. Man standing before a
woman, she wears a crown. (I 29116,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Land and sea. <A jagged rock coast,
five prominent peaks break the horizon,
below the horizon is water. (I 28748,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Man in the garden of Eden. Hill
Side, covered with short vegetation and
grass, naked figure of a man. (I
28753, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Man is cursed. In center foreground
kneels a woman, beside her stands a
man, his head bowed, facing them is
an angel. (I 28762, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Moon and stars. Foreground prin-
cipally of water, bank covered with
trees outlined against sky and re-
flected in water, full moon. (I 28751,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Moving creatures and water fowl.
Land fills lower part of picture, water,
a great many water fowl are resting
on the water. (I 28752, Mar. 17,
1909.)
Obadiah sees Elijah. Two men out-
lined against foliage which fills back-
ground, these men face each other. (I
29096, Apr. 9, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
RussELtut (J. T.)—Continued.
Obadiah falls on his face and Elijah
commands him. Man standing, his
right arm is held out in front as in
command. (I 29097, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Obadiah on his knees questions Eli-
jah. Man standing, he wears long
flowing robes, his gaze is fixed: on
kneeling figure of a man. (I 29098,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
Obadiah tells what he did for the
prophets and of his fear of Ahab.
Man standing, his gaze fixed upon the
figure of another man. (I 29099, Apr.
9, 1909.)
On Mount Carmel Elijah encounters
stubborn people. Man standing, he
looks down upon a great crowd of
people at the foot of the rock. (I
29102, Apr. 9, 1909.)
On top of Carmel Elijah prays his
servant to look towards the _ sea.
Ground rocky, a man kneeling, his face
hidden in his hands. (I 29118, Apr. 9,
1909. )
People accept Elijah’s proposition.
Man standing, his left arm held out,
about him a great crowd of people.
(I 291038, Apr. 9, 1909.)
People fill the trench with water.
Man standing, his mantle is folded over
his right arm. (I 29108, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Prophets of Baal are taken. A man
standing on a little knoll, his left hand
and arm is held out over the heads of
men in front. (I 29111, Apr. 9; 1909.)
Prophets of Baal call on their God.
Platform a square stone altar, on altar
is part of an ox. (2h 29102 Agee.
1909. )
Ravens bring food to Elijah. In
foreground is a man, his left forearm
is extended on a stone in the Wye arts
(I 29083, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Rebuke of Cain. <A colossal figure of
an angel, arm is extended as though
pronouncing sentence, in foreground is
the smaller figure of a man. (I 28766,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Serpent and the woman. Gnarled
tree, its foliage partially extending
over the naked figure of a woman, she
is looking at a serpent. (I 28758,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
Serpent is cursed. A snake crawl- —
ing towards the left, figure of an angel
stands back of the snake. (I 28761,
Mar. 17, 1909.)
172
Fer
FINE
nos. 138-17, Apr., 1909
Russet, (J. T.)—Continued.
Seventh day. Low vegetation in
blossom, covering the bank of a stream,
a man and a woman, woman seated,
the man standing. (I 28757, Mar. 17,
1909.)
Sons of the prophets at Beth-el
address Elisha. Man is standing, over
his arm a mantle, at his right and a
little in the rear is another man. (I
29131, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Sons of the prophets at Jericho
address Elisha. Two men standing,
facing each other. (I 291382, Apr. 9,
1909.)
Sun (The). A range of hills with
skyline, in center of horizon the sun is
entirely visible throws light rays in
every direction. (I 28750, Mar. 17,
1909. )
Voice in the garden. Low vegeta-
tion, angel shining with divine light
looks down on two figures that cower
before him. (I 28760, Mar. 17, 1909.)
Widow woman blames Elijah for the
death of her son. A man standing, his
gaze is fastened upon the body of a
boy lying on a bed before him. (I
29089, Apr. 9, 1909.)
Widow woman tells Elijah of her
poverty. Man standing, he faces a
woman who is slightly stooping and
earries a bundle of sticks. (I 29086,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
SaAxE (ARTHUR), New York, N. Y.
[11592
Billyean, Billycant. Two images
Side by side having children’s faces.
(I 28662, Mar. 9, 1909; 1 photo Feb. 27,
1909.)
SCHWEIZER (J. Orto), Philadelphia,
Pa. [11593
Corby (Father) Statue, of Father
Corby, giving general absolution to the
armies in the field, he is standing on a
rock. (I 29089, Apr. 6, 1909.)
SHAW (ALEXANDER D.) & ‘co., New
mock, N.Y. [11594
Brooklyn handicap 1887. Horse
race between three horses. (I 28720,
Mar. 15, 1909.)
SHURTLEFF (GERTRUDE HoPr), Boston,
Mass. [11595
Fountain figure. Statue, a young
faun standing with head thrown back
and holding in its hands a duck. (I
28621, Mar. 6, 1909.)
ARTS
11606
SIMPSON (ROBERT) CO.,.LTD., Toronto,
Canada. [11596
Wide wide world. Girl reclining on
a trunk with books on floor, one chair
in corner. (I 29046, Apr. 7, 1909.)
SPAULDING & Merrick, New York,
NG oes [11597
Velvet girl. Full length standing
figure of woman in princess dress. (I
28988, Mar. 31, 1909.)
SPOFFORD (EpwaArD W.), New York,
N: ¥: [11598
Greater New York. Birds-eye view.
(I 28654, Mar. 6, 1909; 1 photo Mar.
1, 1909.)
STARR (LouIs Morris), New York,
NEY. [11599, 11600
Pointer dog. Model, in plaster, to
be reproduced in bronze. (I 28741,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
Setter dog.
produced in bronze.
16, 1909.)
Model, in wax to be re-
(I 28740, Mar.
STONE (T. D.), Ripon, Wis. [11601
. Sylvan Oakwood. Birds eye view.
(I 29186, Apr. 9, 1909.)
STRICKLAND (Kate E.), Bridgeport,
Conn. [11602
Bull. Jumping a fence, stone wall
about half a
Mar. 12, 1909.)
mile away. (1 28707,
Swirt’s SpPeciFic co., Atlanta, Ga.
[11608
Vacation days. A forest, the brush-
wood of which seems to be in process
of removal by ‘three men. (I 28777,
Mar. 18, 1909.)
TayYLork (Houston), Atlanta, Ga.
[11604
Ideal American. Two columns sup-
porting an arch, under arch is an
eagle with wings extended. (I 28589,
Mar. 5, 1909.)
TorREY (GEO. BuRROUGHS), New York,
N. Y. . [11605
Taft (Pres. Wm. H.) President
Taft seated in high back chair by open
window. (I 28787, Mar. 18, 1909.)
TROJAR (WILLIAM), New York, N. Y.
[11606
God of luck. Grotesque figure seated
on base, short legs, large feet, rear
panel has horseshoe as border. (I
28985, Mar. 31, 1909.)
173
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11607
TrRoTTA (VINCENT), Waterbury, Conn.
[11607
A very cloudy day,
(Z. .29000, Apr... 2;
October sky.
landscape hilly.
1909. )
ULLMAN MFG. co., New York, N. Y.
[11608-11612
Hanging of the crane; by James
Kagan. Mantel piece with fire place,
two figures, both seated. (I 29033,
Apr. 5, 1909.)
Little Elk wearing his first pin.
Child with nursing bottle in its mouth,
standing along side of clock. (I 28734,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
Priscilla and John Alden; by James
Fagan. Large open fire place, Pris-
cilla sitting at spinning wheel. (I
29034, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Teddykin, idol of the people and god
of success: by Max Bachmann. Statue
or idcl of a well-known statesman, he
is sitting and holds in his right hand
the big stick. (I 28657, Feb. 17, 1909.)
Whose baby is oo? Little child
kneeling speaking to dog. (I 28735,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
VAN DRESSER New
York, UN. ¥: [11613
Light shineth in darkness. Elderly
man seated at a table with book be-
fore him, small child, seated in a large
arm chair. (I 28844, Feb. 11, 1909;
1 photo Apr. 5, 1909.)
VERICEL (ANTOINE), Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
[11614
Kiddiken. A naked child with one
foot and leg in a raised position and
held by two hands. (I 28886, Mar. 29,
1909; 1 photo Mar. 23, 1909.)
VoLtcK (ADALBERT J.), Baltimore, Md.
[11615
Shield dedicated to the brave women
of the South. Triangular shield re-
pousseé in copper. In top center,
figure typifying genius of the South
holding laurel wreath. (I 28628, Mar.
5, 1909; 1 photo Feb. 26, 1909.)
(WILLIAM T.),
VoLtK (DovuceLas), Center Lovell, Me.
[11616
Youth. Young girl in dancing atti-
tude her left arm is outstretched and
holds flowing drapery. (I 28714, Mar.
12, 1909.)
WERTHEIMBER (L.) & co., New York,
INE: -0¥:
[11617
Buddha. Figure of a sitting man,
with curly hair, legs crossed. (I
28655, Feb. 12, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
WHITAKER (JOHN), Frankford, Phila-
delphia, Pa. [11618, 11619
Landing of Henry Hudson. Henry
Hudson occupies the central position
in the foreground, to the right stands
the color bearer. (1 29053, Apr.v@
1909. )
Washington at Valley Forge. Wash-
ington in foreground in military uni-
form; he is looking towards the camp
and soldiers in the distance. (I 29054,
Apr. 7, 1909.)
WHITEHEAD & Hoac co., Newark, N. J.
[11620-11622
Caroline. Lady, full face pose. She
wears a round hat trimmed with roses.
(I 28709, Mar. 12, 1909.)
Cleopatra. Full face view of lady’s
head, hair in two braids, one hanging
over each shoulder. (I 28708, Mar. 12,
1909. ) .
Morning call. A two seated auto-
mobile with four occupants. (I 28716,
Mar. 12, 1909.)
WHITNEY (WILLIAM H.), Mt. Vernon,
Hi get [11623
Booth (Gen. Wm.) head of Salvation
army. Bas-relief. (1 28732, Mar. 6,
1909.)
WILLET STAINED GLASS Co., Pittsburg,
Pa: [11624-11626
Baptism (The). Christ with folded
hands standing in attitude of prayer,
beside him are angel and St. John.
(I 288038, Mar. 22, 1909.)
Epiphany (The). Three panel win-
dow; in central panel Virgin holding
Baby, three wise men on one side,
three shepherds on other. (I 28805,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Holy family. Two panel window,
Virgin and boy Jesus in one panel, St.
Joseph and the ass in other. (I 28804,
Mar. 22, 1909.)
Wittzius (M:°H:) ‘cox WU.
[11627-11628
Marble holy water font 415. One
piece of marble, base square, column
and bowl Roman style. (I 28858,
Mar. 26, 1909.)
—_— 417. Composed of three parts
cemented together. (I 28857, Mar. 26,
1909. )
VITKOWSKI (KARL), Vailsburg, N. J.
[11629
Taking the new pup home. Seated
on a stump near path leading through
woods is a boy holding basket con-
taining pup. (I 28688, Mar. 11, 1909.)
174
~ nos. 138-17, Apr., 1909
FINE ARTS
Wotr & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[11680-11636
Automobile highball. Girl in auto-
mobile, pouring whiskey from a bot-
tle into glass. (I 28820, Mar. 24,
1909.)
Bunebh of roses.
(I 28890, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Girl with large hat.
hand in lap.
June. Girl, large hat tied with
searf under chin, right hand on clus-
ter of roses at waist. (I 28823, Mar.
24, 1909.)
Girl sitting,
A eluster of roses. |
116386
Wotr & co.—Continued.
Making a cocktail. Man in full
dress pouring whiskey. into glass,
ciphon bottle on table.
24, 1909.)
(I 28821, Mar.
Marching to Yorktown. Washing-
ton on horseback heading an army of
infantry, drummer boy on _ right,
| American flag waving. (I 28822,
costume.
| Mar. 2
(I 28895, Mar. 30, 1909.) | Mar. 24, 1909.)
Writing of the Declaration of In-
dependence. Room with panelled win-
dow to left, table in centre, two men
sitting, one standing, all in colonial
(I 28819, Mar. 24, 1909.)
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph
each and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1909
O
175
or May ig
ei.
\ ed
11637-14445
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
AND OF JUNE 30, 1906
PART 4:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS:
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 18-21
| | MAY, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1909
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 4, is arranged in two alphabets of
proprietors, with subalphabets of titles as follows:
I. Containing titles for Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos
and Lithographs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (giving a list of the photographs deposited accord-
ing to law with the applications for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues,
Statuary, and Models or Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine Arts).
The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconven-
ience of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engray-
ings, Cuts and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the
last issue, are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet. The entries for Fine Arts
will be found in a separate alphabet following this.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue
on account of necessary correspondence.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
receipt of copies is always omitted when the copies are received on the day of entry.
The notice, after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copyright by Kenneth
Alexander, Seattle, Wash.
22, 1909.
Class H, XXc, no. 126136, Apr. 3, 1909; 2 copies received Mar.
ALEXANDER (IKENNETH), Seattle, Wash.
[11637
Alaska Yukon Pacific exhibition
buildings. (H 126136, Apr. 3, 1909;
= ¢.. Mar 22, 1909.)
ALLIoT (Hector), Los Angeles, Cal.
[11638
Hlk’s creed. (EF 76190, May, 8,
1909. )
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADV’G Co., New
York, N. Y. [8 prints.]
[11639-11646
Flatterer (The) .—Going for a ride.—
Golf girl—New dress.—New hat.—
Taking a walk.—Waiting. (F 757380-
75736, Apr. 21, 1909.)
Palm Beach, (H 75955, Apr.
1909 = Ze. Apr. 22,1909.
AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[11647-11668
At a masque ball with [Buster].
(FEF 75626, Apr. 20, 1909.)
At the circus with [Buster].
76201, May 3, 1909.)
Der captain obliges mit a dance.
(#75625, Apr. 20, 1909.)
Foxy grandpa and little brother.
(reyoiat Apr. 30; 1909; 2c. Apr. 26,
1909.)
Happy Hooligan is still wooing Su-
wanna. 64H (5622, Apr. 20, 1909.)
How to make a live Billy possum.
{i 75607, Apr. 19, 1909.)
Simmiy., (EF 75621, Apr. 20, 1909.)
(EF 76140, Apr. 30, 1909.)
(F 76199, May 3, 1909.)
Katzenjammer kids in the wild and
wooly west. (FF 76139, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Mary Jane in a new play. (F
76142, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Mr. Howson Lott brings his uncle
out to his suburban home. (F 76198,
May 3, 1909.)
Out in the dod gasted west.
76200, May 3, 1909.)
29,
(F
(fF
|
AMERICAN-EXA MINER—Continued.
Poor Happy Hooligan. (F 76197,
May 3, 1909.)
Poor Happy Hooligan’s luck is get-
ting woise. (F 76148, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Sam Lloyd’s two newest puzzles.
(F 76196, May 3, 1909.)
’"Secuse me, Mr. Johnson.
Apr. 12, 1909.)
—— (F 75624, Apr. 20, 1909.)
There’s nothing like living in the
country. (F 76141, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Widow Perkins and her dog Violet.
CE 75339, Apr. 12, 1909.)
(F 75623, Apr. 20, 1909.)
(F 76138, Apr. 30, 1909.)
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER, New
YoRKOIN 7 Y¥. [11669-11778
Abdul joins the Down and out club.
(F 76135, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Ain’t you sorry? (F 75346, Apr.
12, 1909.)
aS (Gh
Bes Gr
SE Gog
Ae)
(F 75340,
75383, Apr.
75520, Apr.
75619, Apr.
75801, Apr.
—_ (fF 75914, Apr. 28, 1909.)
——— (FE 76136, Apr. 30, 1909..)
— (F 76213, May 4, 1909.)
Ananias club in jungle. (F 75915,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
And not only that.
28, 1909.)
(EF 76345, May 7, 1909.)
As long as the world goes ’round.
CW Taest0, Apr. 23, 1909.)
OE fo, wets loo.)
en FOU, ADE, 20, oOo. )
CR foes viay . 1oou.)
(EF 75530, Apr.
sey
16,
20,
1909.)
1909.)
1909.)
21, 1909.)
GH 275813," ADF:
Braggo the monk.
17, 1909.)
(F 76214, May 4, 1909.)
Daily health hint. (IF 75585, Apr.
5,7 1909.)
177
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11778
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-HXAMINER—Con.,
(F 75802, Apr. 21, 1909.)
. Do you know this man. (F 75847,
Apr. 24, 1909.)
(F 76215, May 4, 1909.)
Dropping the pilot. (EF 75806, Apr.
22, 1909.)
Waster parade on Fifth avenue. (IF
75388, Apr. 18, 1909.)
Excuse club. (F
1909. )
——= (f 75429; Apr, 44, 1909:)
ee COR aber, ADE. 11, 1909.)
——— (F Toshi, Apr. 23, 1909.)
= (Ff 75916, Apr: 25, 1909.)
=. (ih 76253. May 5, 1909")
Gimilet. ‘lib... 15500," Apr:
1909.)
= (Bf 5G0T, Apr. 22, ao0os)
=—=— (HF 75920; Apr: 25,2009)
——= (FF 16340, May 7, 1909.)
(EF 753886, Apr.
(3044. Ape. 72.
1d,
Groucho the monk.
18, 1909.)
=e (RY i5o25, Apr. 16; 1909)
—— (RB 75799, Apr. 21, 1909.)
—=— (FE (61383, Apr. 30; 1903.)
—— (F 76311,. May 6, 1909.)
Hall Room boys. (F 75482, Apr. 14,
1909. )
—— (F 75603, Apr. 19, 1909.)
(FE 75812, Apr. 23, 1909.)
(F 75870, Apr. 26, 1909.)
(F 76137, Apr. 30, 1909.)
— (F 76256, May 5, 1909.)
(F 75347, Apr.
Henpecko the monk.
12, 1909.)
(F 75804, Apr. 22, 1909.)
— (F 75964, Apr. 29, 1909.)
—— (F 76173, May 1, 1909.)
76313, May 6,
Honest man. (KE
1909.)
— (F 763438, May 7, 1909.)
How to be happy, though married.
(F 75845, Apr. 12, 1909.)
(EF 75488, Apr. 14, 1909.)
— (F 75524, Apr. 16, 1909.)
— (F 75808, Apr. 21, 1909.)
—— (F 75871, Apr. 26, 1909.)
— (F 75967, Apr. 29, 1909.)
(FE 76257, May 5, 1909.)
If it weren’t for father. (F 75387,
Apr. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 75523, Apr.
—— (F 75800, Apr.
— (F 75846, Apr. 24, 1909.)
— (F 75919, Apr. 28, 1909.)
— (F 76195, May 38, 1909.)
— (I 76344, May 7, 1909.)
In darkest Africa. (F 75866, Apr.
26, 1909.)
16, 1909.)
21, 1909.)
178
pt. IV, nN, SN. 4
AMERICAN-J OURNAL-EXAMINER—Con.
Knocko the monk. (F 75620, Apr.
20, 1909.)
(F 75848, Apr. 24, 1909.)
May day in old New York. (F
76174, May 1,, 1909.)
Me for the mazuma.
14, 1909.)
—— (F 75499, Apr. 15, 1909.)
Mr. Jack. (F 75531, Apr. 17, 1909.)
(F 76192, May 3, 1909.)
— (F 76312, May 6, 1909.) |
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 75918, Apr. 28,
1909. )
—— (F (6115, May 1, 99032)
75384, Apr. 18,
(F 75431, Apr.
Never again. (F
1909.)
—— (F 75497, Apr. 15, 1909.)
— (F 75521, Apr. 16, 1909.)
— (F 75618, Apr. 20, 1909.)
— (F 75805, Apr. 22, 1909.)
— (F 75809, Apr. 28, 1909.)
—— (IF 75904, Apr. 27, 1909.)
—— (F 75965, Apr. 29, 1909.)
—— (F 76134, Apr. 30, 1909).
— (F 76341, May 7, 1909.)
Newspapers are a peril. (KF 76193,
May 3, 1909.)
Rhymo the monk. (F 75604, Apr.
19, 1909.)
—— (F 75868, Apr. 26, 1909.)
There’s a reason. (F 75430, Apr. 14,
1909. )
—— (F 75522, Apr. 16, 1909.)
— (F 75814, Apr. 23, 1909.)
— (F 75869, Apr. 26, 1909.)
— (F 75917, Apr. 28, 1909.)
—— (F 76254, May 5, 1909.)
(EF 76342, May 7, 1909.)
Tightwaddo the monk. (F 75498,
Apr. 15, 1909.) |
(EF 75905, Apr. 27, 1909.)
—— (F 76194, May 3, 1909.)
"Twas but a dream. (EF 75428, Apr.
14, 1909.)
—— (F 75605, Apr.
—— (F 75798, Apr. 21, 1909.) |
—— (F 75867, Apr. 26, 1909.) |
(F 76255, May 5,
19, 1909.)
"Twas ever thus.
1909. )
What can a poor woman do?
75501, Apr. 15, 1909. )
(F 75606, Apr. 19, 1909.)
—— (F 75808, Apr. 22, 1909.)
—— (F 75872, Apr. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 76176, May 1, 1909.)
—— (F 76314, May 6, 1909.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
os. 18-21, May, 1909
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC Co., New York.
f N. Y. [11779
_ Buffalo means business. (F 75729,
mpr. 12, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1909.)
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [11780-11788
Drive for a life.
14, 1909.)
Eavesdropper.
1909.)
Lady Helen’s escapade.
Apr. 14, 1809.)
(H 125727,
Deeky oem. (HH 125728, Apr. 14,
1909.)
Note in the shoe. (H 126279, Apr.
28, 1909.)
Suicide club. (H 126280, Apr. 28, |
1909.)
*Tis an ill wind that blows no good.
(H 126009, Apr. 20, 1909.)
Troublesome satchel.
Apr. 14, 1909. )
Twin brothers.
CE 125729,
(H 125730, Apr. 14,
1909. )
AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION, New
York, N. Y. [11789-11798
Nobody loves a fat man. (F 75381,
Apr. 13, 1909.)
(F 75409,
—— (PF 75527,
—— (F 75709,
—— (F 75745,
—— (F 75836,
—— (F 75880,
—— (F 75962,
—— (F 76151, May 1, 1909.)
— (F 76211, May 4, 1909.)
ARCHITECTURAL RECORD CO., New York.
W: Y. [11799-11812
Chicago, LIll., University club. 1-14.
(H 125890—-125903, Apr. 16, 1909.)
ATLANTIC VINEYARD AND WINE CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [11813
Girl in vineyard cutting grapes.
75257, Apr. 10, 1909; 2c. Mar. 5, 1909.)
UGUR, SWYERS
work. JN... ¥.
14,
16,
20,
1909. )
1909. )
1909.)
21, 1909.)
24, 1909.)
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Apr. 29, 1909.)
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
& MACHOLD, New
[25 prints]
[11814-11838
Asters. — Betty. — Boy and dog. — |
haise.—Christmas bells.—Christmas
preetings.—Cupids and holly.—Eques-
ienne.—Forget-me-nots.— Golden hol
hills.— Hockey.— Hunting girl. —
Madge.—Mistletoe and holly.—Motor
girl.— Opera girl. — Orchids. — Orien-
tals. — Pansies. — Red cloak. — Snow-
balling. —Swing.— Tennis girl. (F
76261-76285, May 6, 1909.)
(H 125726, Apr.
(H 126278, Apr. 28, |
We}
ly.— Guitar player.—Hills peep o’er |
BAIN
| Knights of Malta.
| 19909: 2 e. Apr. 15, 1909.)
| BARCHAK (Simon), New York, N.
AND PRINTS, ETC.
11899
BACHRACH & BRO., Baltimore, Md.
[11839
Jefferson (Joseph) as Rip Van
Winkle. (H 125712, Apr. 14, 1909.)
BAHLMAN (JEANETTE), St. Joseph, Mo.
[11840-11841
(H 126156, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Ruth. (H 126157, Apr. 26, 1909.)
BAIN (GEORGE
Brothers.
GRANTHAM), New
York, (WA Ye [11842-11850
Hains (Peter C.) (H 126041, Apr.
22, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1909.)
Hollins (Mrs. Marion) (H 126216,
Apr. 27, 1909; 2 « Apr. 28, 1909.)
Kidder: (Mr. :& -Mrs....d. Hay plone
(H 126824, 126325, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Liberian commission. CH I2Z6285.
Apr. 27, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1909.)
Phipps (Mr. & Mrs. Paul)
126276, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Scott (Emmett J.) (H 126214, Apr.
Zi A909 > 2.e, Apr. 28; 1909)
Starr (Frederick) (H 126277, Apr.
28, 1909.)
Story (Mrs. William
(H 125701, Apr. 13, 1909.)
Pittsburg, Pa. [11851
and illustrious order
(F' 74892, Mar. 28,
(H
Cummings)
(JOHN),
Ancient
W..
[12 prints] [11852-11863
Am lovesick, homesick and in need
| of money.—Am on to a good thing
now.—Arrived O. K.—Cheer up you.—
Come out spooning.—Getting along
high.—_I am waiting for you.—lI’ve
been following you.—Just met my old
sweetheart.—Read my typewritten let-
ter.—Never start anything you can’t
finish Who's to blame for this? (F
| 76161-76172, May 1, 1909.)
BARKALOW BROS., Omaha, Nebr. [11864
McKeen motor car at Omaha, Nebr.
(F 75487, Apr. 15, 1909.)
BARNETT (Maurice E.), Neenah, Wis.
[11865
Neenah, Wis., Old council tree. (G
20405, Dec. 4, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1909.)
BARR-FARNAHAM PHOTO POST CARD CO.,
Washington, D. C. [84 photo-
graphs] [11866-11899
Blankenship (C. D.)—Burns (Bill)—
Cantillon (Joe)—Clymer (O. E.)—
Conroy (Wm. E.)—Delahanty (Jim)—
Eddinger (J. W:)—Freeman (Jerry )—
Ganley (R. S.)—Gray (W. D.)—
Groom (Robt.)—Hughes (T. J.)—
; 179
11900
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2: S., ve 4)
BARR-FARNAHAM PHOTO POST CARD CO.—
Continued.
Johnson (W. P.)—Kahoe (M. J.)—
Keeley (D. E.)—McBride (G. F.)—
MeNeil (Bill)—Milan (J. C.)—Shipke
fw. ow. )— smith “(C. H.)-—Street
(C. E.)—Tannehill (Jess)—-Unglaub
(R. A.)—Washington base ball club,
1909. (H 125848-125871, Apr. 15,
1909. )
Altoona base ball club, A. B.—Balti-
more base ball club, 1, 2.—Richmond
light infantry blues armory.—Taft
(Pres.) and aides—Taft (Pres.),
Col. Ross. and aides. (H 126197-
126203, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Philippine constabulary band at the
White House, Washington, D. C., 1-3.
(H 126264—126266, Apr. 27, 1909.)
BARTLETT (ALFRED), Boston,
[5 prints] [11900-11904
For our absent loved ones.—Little
cares that fretted me.—Love be true
to him.—Now God bless you.—Thy
own wish wish I thee. (F 763830-
76334, Apr. 9, 1909.)
BAUMANN (JULES), Prescott, Ariz.
[11905-11908
Flagstaff, Ariz. in 1791. (EF 74857,
Mar. 29, 1909; Te ApriiG) 1909s ic.) |
Apr. 13, 1909.)
Grand Canyon, Ariz. 1, 2. (F 74858,
74859. Mar. 29, 1909; 1 ¢« of each
Apr. 6, 1909; 1 ¢. of each. Apr. 13,
1909. )
——3. (KF 74860, Mar. 29, 1909:
Ze, Apr.,6, 1909: )
BeacH (Henry M.), Remsen, N. Y.
[11909, 11910
(H 126142, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Oneonta, N. Y¥. (H 126141, Apr. 26,
1909. )
Carthage.
BELL & PALFREY, St. Louis, Mo.
[11911-11914
Browns of 1909. (H 125685, Apr.
12, 1909.)
Cardinals of 1909. (H 125547, Apr.
10, 1909. )
St. Louis Browns 1909. (H 1256386,
Apr. 12, 1909.)
Sir Louis . cardinals, 2909: ' (H
125546, Apr. 10, 1909.)
BENIGNUS (WILHELM), Atlantic City,
N. J [11915
Stormy night. (EF 75853, Apr. 26,
1909.)
Mass. |
BERDAN PUB. CO.,
| amour.—When our ship comes in.
BENJAMIN (H. E.) ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Philadelphia, Pa. [11916, 11917 ©
Daily program of a society girl. (F
75794, Apr. 13, 1909.) |
Daily program of an average busi-
ness man. (EF 75793, Apr. 13, 1909.)
BENNETT (H. H.) stupio, Kilbourn,
Wis. [11918-11923
Dells of the Wisconsin, 1-6. (EF
76114-76119, Apr. 30, 1909; 2 @ of
each May 8, 1909.)
BENNETT (T. M.), Statesboro, Ga.
[11924-11926
Statesboro, Ga., Confederate monu-
ment, 1-3. (H 125879-125881, Apr.
16, 1909.)
New York, NO
[S prints] [11927-11934
Are you looking for me.—Day in
June. — Good Indian. — Just because
you're you.—Mother calls him Wil-
liam.—Stowaway (The).—Vive
(FE
75479-75486, Apr. 15, 1909.)
BERINGER (ALLAN C.), Mill Valley,
Cal. [11935
I will come back. (H 125989, Apr.
20, 1909.)
BERWIN (L. M.), Chicago, II].
[11936-11938
Billiken and Bobby. (F 175983, Apr.
47, 3909.)
—— (F 75837, Apr. 24, 1909.)
— (F 76152, May J, 1909.)
BILLIKEN COMPANY, Chicago, ill.
111939
(F 175507, Ape. Loy 139032)
BLUMBERG (RALPH), Baltimore, Md.
[11940
In the jungles of savage Africa.
(75450, Apr. 15,4903
BOELLINGER (FrLora), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[11941, 11942
elab: (H
Billiken.
Cincinnati. base ball
125876, Apr. 16, 1909.)
(H 125937, Apr.wii, 1908.)
Borto & Hucues, New York, N. Y.
[11943
(H 126481,
Phipps (Mrs.
May 4, 1909.)
BowvEN (C.. F:),
photographs. |
De Pauw.—Indiana wuniversity.—
Wabash college. (H 126716—-126718,
May 7, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 29)
1909. )
Paul).
Muncie, Ind. [&
[11944-11946
180
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
"nos. 18-21, May, 1909
—.
SBoweEn (WILLIAM A.), Arlington, Tex. | CAMPBELL ART cO., Elizabeth, N. J.
12017
. [11947
Houston (Col. A. J.) and Comanche
-ehief Quanah Parker. (H 126134,
Apr. 26, 1909.)
| Bowers (S. Atonzo), New York, N. Y.
[11948
(H 125698, Apr. 13, 1909.)
Boyztan (Hoyt F.), Duluth, Minn.
Beatrice.
[11949
| Duluth, Minn.. courthouse. (F
75408, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Brent (CHARLES S.), Oconomonoc,
Wis. [11950
Champion Jumbo. (F 75879, Apr. 2,
1909.)
| Brrep (C: E.), San Francisco, Cal.
[11951
) Wait until you see my other sam-
| ples. (H 126298, Apr. 8, 1909; 2 ¢.
» Apr. 29, 1909.)
_ Brouse (Joseru L.), Chicago, Ill.
- [11952, 11953
Chicago, IlJ., South Beach Coney
Island amusement park. (H 125551,
Apr. 74909; 2 c. Mar. 31, 1909.)
German band. (H 125550, Apr. 7,
1909. )
Brown (Cuas. P.), Newport News,
Va. [11954
Cruise of the U. S. battleship fleet.
(® 75393, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Brown (WILLIAM SEAMAN), New
Work: N.Y. [11955
Supreme court of the U. S. from
1789 to 1909. (F 74584, Mar. 19, 1909;
2 @. Apr. 14, 1909.)
BRUNSWICK (GEORGE), New York,
i ¥.. [11956
Subpeena. (F 75615, Apr. 20, 1909;
= c Apr. 13, 1909.)
Buck (GEorGE V.), Washington, D. C.
[11957-11961
Bailey (Joseph ‘W.) 1-8. (H 125752-
125754, Apr. 14, 1909.
Bailey (Mrs. Joseph W.)
125755, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Briggs (Frank O.)
14, 1909.)
Peeemom (ho J.) & Draper (J. S8.),
Newport, R. I. [11962, 11963
One pride. (H 126021, Apr. 21,
1909. )
Wapiti (The). (H 126020, Apr. 21,
909.)
(H
Clit 25 756, Apr.
{17 prints. ] [11964-11980
Blossoms of springtime.—Extremes
of fashion.—Kimona girl. 3425-8428.—
Moonlit lake—Mother and child.—
Ocean (The).— Pandora.—Prize
fight.—W onderland. 3528-35338 (F
79462-75478, Apr. 15, 1909.)
CARROLL. (J.B. ), 0a Park, bil) ek
prints. ] [11981-11991
Bad decision.—Don’t throw your
money away.—Get on the inside.—
Good way to look at it.—If you are up
a tree.—If you’re in trouble.—Jumping
frog.— Let us open your eyes.—Satis-
faction.—Tie a string around your
finger.—We will keep you well posted.
(F 75588-75598, Apr. 19, 1909.)
CASMIRE (F. B.), Boyd, Okla. [11992
To hell with the job. (H 126135,
Apr. 26, 1909; 2 e: Apr: 16,1909.)
CELEBRITY ART Co., Boston, Mass.
[11993-11999
Maids and men series. 1-7. (G
21472-21478, Apr. 29, 1909.)
CENTAUR FILM CO.,
IN EYe
Cowboy’s sweetheart.
Apr. 23, 1909.)
CHADBOURNE, (WM. J.), Concord, N. H.
[12001
New Hampshire general court. 1909-
1910. (H 125875, Apr. 16, 1909.)
CHAPLIN (HE. L.), W. Charleston, Vt.
[12002, 120038
Maple-sugar making. 1, 2. (Hi
126182, 126183, Apr. 26, 1909.)
CHAPMAN (KH. F.), Hartland, Wis.
[12004, 12005
Hartland, Wis., Pine lake. 1, 2. (H
125691, 125692, Mar. 8, 1909; 2 ¢. of
each Apr. 22, 1909.)
CHASE (JONATHAN), Boston, Mass.
[12006
Emancipation of women. (H 126055,
New York.
[12000
(H 126067,
INC.,
Apr. 22, 1909.)
CHICAGO CALENDER Co., Chicago, Ill.
[12007
Hello. (EK 75447, Apr. 15, 1909.)
CHILTON PRINTING co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [12008-12017
Atlantic City, N. J. 1-6. (F 75316-—
(sack Apr. 12, 1509.)
oe oC fOLa0, ToLoL, ADE, 25,
1909. )
Friction clutch. (F 753822, Apr. 12,
1909. )
Gocd resolutions. (F 75823, Apr. 12,
1909. )
181
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12018
pt. Iv, 1: S., vet
CHRISTIANSON (P. A.), Hills, Minn.
[12018
Minnesota clouds. (H 126068, Apr.
COMMERCIAL CLAIMS CO., Chicago, Ill.
23, 1909. )
CHRISTMAN (ARTHTR B.), Springfield, |
Ohio. [12019 |
Here lies old booze. (F 75944, Apr. |
16, 1909.)
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington, D.C.
[23 photographs] [12020-12042
Ballinger (Richard A.).—Dickinson
[12075
Yours for business. (F 75601, Apr.
19, 1909.)
CQNWELL (lL. R.), New Work thee
[12 chromos] [12076-12087
Christmas greeting. 1-8.—Dan Cu-
_pid brings my heart to you.—Gift of
(J. M.), jr—Dickinson (Mrs. J. M.).— |
Dickinson (Jacob M.).—Harlan (John
M.).—Hitchcock (Frank H.).—Hob-
son (Richmond P.).— Judson
V.).—Knox (P. C.).—Longworth (Mrs.
Nicholas) and friend—Mac Veagh
(Franklin).—Meyer (Geo. Von L.).—
Nagel (Chas.).—Palmer (Leigh H.).—
Shively (Mrs. Benjamine F.).—
(Wi. |
Stephenson (Mrs. Isaac).—Taft (Mrs.) |
and Mrs. Franklin Ellis, in
bile-—Taft and Sherman at ball
game.—Taft (Pres. and Mrs.)in White
House automobile. — Taylor (Mrs.
Robt.).—White House cow.—Wicker-
sham. (Geo. W.).—Wilson (James).
(H 126618-126640, May 5, 1909.)
CorFIN (W. HASKELL),
NE ie
Stork (The)
)
New
(G 213824;
Apr.
1909
CoLspy (JAMES M.), Wausau, Wis.
[12044-12056
Alma Center, Wis., Immaculate Con- |
aerl
CROONBORG (FREDERICK T.), New York,
autonio-
love—tLittle tale of love.——Merry
Christmas. 1-3.—My heart is heavy.—
My heart’s love.—Valentine greetings.
(G 21414-21425, Apr. 20, 1909.)
Cook (Dora T.), Springfield, Mass.
[12088
(H 1263820, Apr. 29, 1903:)
CooKE (HELEN Wellesley,
Mass. [12089
Seal of Dana Hall school. (H
126022, Apr. 21, 1909.)
A.), New) Mork. isa
[12090-12091
Henry (Princess) of Battenburg;
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida. (H 126426,
Baby.
TEMPLE),
CooPeR (M.
| May 3, 1909.)
Sorolla y Bastida (Joaquin). (H
| 19 Fa at
Youk| 126425, May 3, 1909.)
[12043
12, |
COURIER COMPANY OF BUFFALO, Buffalo,
NOON [12092, 12093
Love makes the world
(G 21884, Apr. 17, 1909.)
Sing Wee! he not my husband.
21491, Apr. 30, 1909.)
go round.
(G
ING? Y.
Advanced
[12094, 12095
fashions. Mar., 1909.
| Special supplement A, College supple-
ment B. (F 75445, 75446, Mar. 18,
| 1909; 2 c. of each Mar. 25, 1909.)
ception church. (H 126290, Apr. 28
1909.)
Blair, Wis. 1-5. (H §126327- |
126831, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Neillsville, Wis., High school as-
Sembly room. (H 126291, Apr. 28,
1909.)
Taylor, Wis. «CH 126292) Apres 2s.
1909.)
Wausau, Wis. 1-5. (H 125917— |
125921, Apr. 16, 1909.) |
CoLtBy (VINCENT YV.), Denver, Colo.
[4 prints]
Can I put my shoes in your trunk.—
Honest, I haven’t got the nerve.—
I guess nobody loves me.—Oh., but I
am lonesome.
29, 1909.)
Contes (Po FF.) & son; New York,” |
Th acts GN [12061-12074
Snapping Africa’s big game. 1-7.
(FEF 75871-75377, Apr. 13, 1909.)
1-T. (HH 125694-125700,.. Apr. |
13,, 1909.)
[12057-12060 |
(F 75938-75941, Apr. |
CRUVER MFG. co., Chicago, Ill. [12096
Home games. (H 126313, Apr. 21,
1909; 2c. Apr. 15, 1909.)
ELEANOR), Los An-
[12097
(FE
CURRAN (MARY
geles, Cal.
Golden poppies spread afield.
76184, May 3, 1909.)
CurTIS (ASAHEL), Seattle Wash.
[12098
Olympic mountains from Seattle.
(H 125710, Apr. 13, 1909; 2 Gc) Miia
1909. )
Curtis (S. SopHrA), Santa Rosa, Cal.
[12099
To Wuther Burbank. (H 125938,
Mar. 3, 1909.)
182
ENGRAVINGS,
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
12176
- DANAHEY (A. V.), New Philadelphia,
Ohio.
If you are afraid to use your bait,
don’t go fishing. (F 759382, Apr. 22,
1909. )
Davry (FRANK), Palo Alto, Cal.
[12101
Just kids. (H126204, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Davis (A. M.), is
prints. ]
Little one has come to us.—Old
Doctor Stork.
birth—This card brings to you.u—We
send you this card. (F 75007-75011,
Apr. 1, 1909; 1 c. of each Mar. 5, 1909;
1 ec. of each Apr. 1, 1909.)
Dawson (W. L.), Seattle, Wash.
[12107-12110
Boston. Mass.
Gull design. (F 75749, Apr. 21,
1909. )
On the far fiung staff of Western
Union. — Slate-colored sparrow at
nest.—Table rock and Quillayute
needle. (H 126115-126117, Apr. 24,
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 23, 1909.)
De Camp (JosePpH R.), West Medford,
Mass. eeanel
Roosevelt (Theodore). (H 126357,
Apr. 30, 1909.)
DEMPSEY ae 2). Brooklyn, N. Y.
[12112
Atthebat. (IF 75549, Apr. 19, 1909.)
DENNISON MFG. CO., Boston, Mass.
[12113
Merry Christmas and a happy New
Year. (G 21483, Apr. 1, 1909.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo.
[12114-12117
Adventures of the little Post
Wantad. (F 75519, Apr. 16, 1909.)
(E 75775, Apr. 22, 1909.)
— (F 75963, Apr. 29, 1909.)
— (F 76306, May 6, 1909.)
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit, Mich.
[12118, 12119
Going for water at Pueblo of La-
See MM. (HH 125684,. Apr. 12,
1909. )
Indianapolis, Ind., Federal building
and post-office. (H 125922, Apr. 16,
1909. )
Dew (Carxos), Trenton, Tenn.
[12120
Crockett (David), iast home of,
Tennessee. (H 125988, Apr. 20, 1909;
2 @ Apr. 5, 1909.)
[12102-12106 |
This announces the |
in |
{12100 |
_there.—Her eyes were closed.—I
| Mrs.
126129, Apr.
Dopp, MEAD & Co.,
prints. |
Agrippa !
New York, N. ¥.. [4
[12121-12124
Come here, sir!—He was
am
De Foe’s secretary. (F 715332-
15385, Apr. 12, 1909; 2c. of each Apr.
| 13, 1909. )
| DREISBACH (Bruce), Donora, Pa.
[12125
Donora-Webster bridge. (H 125948,
Apr. 19, 1909.)
DRUCKER & CO., New York, N. Y.
[12126-12134
Academy of political science in the
city of New York, dinner. (H 126185,
Apr. 26, 1909. )
Associated press and American
newspaper publishers’ assn., 1909 joint
banquet. (H 126186, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Daffodil dinner. (H 126184, Apr.
26, 1909.)
Dinner in honor of Oscar S. Straus
and Mrs. Straus. (H 1264387, May 3,
1909. )
Dinner to the Hon. James W.
enson. (H 126438, May 38, 1909.)
Eastertide dinner of the officers of
Stey-
the Burgesses corps. (H 125882, Apr.
16, 1809.)
Independence league, dinner. (H
126056, Apr. 22, 1909.)
_ Interborough assn. of women teach-
ers, banquet. (H 126285, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Lady Walgrave’s philanthropy. (H
126323, Apr. 29,1909.)
| DUNHAM (EDGAR), Princeton, Ill.
| [12135
On'sthess1.) Man*canal WCE. took
Apr. 13, 1909.)
DUNLAP, (O..E.);,,. Niagara Halls, IN.) ¥.
{12136, 12137
Niagara ice jam. 1,2. .( 126128,
24, 1909.)
Dupont (AIME), New York, N. Y.
[12138-12176
Homer (Louise). 1-38. (H 125706-
125708, Apr. 18, 1909.)
415. (H 126406-126417, May
} 1, 1909.)
Jor: i(Garlh)s 2,3. (Hh 268s,
126089, Apr. 23, 1909.)
—- 7, 8. (H 126418, 126419, May
i, 1909.)
Martin (Riccardo). 420. (H
126070-126086, Apr. 23, 1909.)
Pasquali (Bernice de). 9. (H
| 126087, Apr. 23, 1909.)
Van Dyck (Rosine). d,- Des RE
125704, 125705, Apr. 13, 1909.)
Voghera (Tullio). (H 125709, Apr.
| 13, 1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
LaNTe
EDISON MFG. Co., Orange, N. J.
[12177-12188
Little shepherd of Tumbling run. 1,
2. (H 126195, 126196, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Uncle Tom wins. 1, 2. (H 1263855,
126356, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Unsuccessful substitution. 1,2. (H
126333, 126834, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Who’s’ who. af Se (H 125908-
125910, Apr. 16, 1909.)
Wood-chopper’s child. 1-8. (H
125748-125750, Apr. 14, 1909.)
EISMANN (THEODOR), New York, N. Y.
[29 photographs] [12189-12217
After the ceremony.—Applying for
the position.—Approach of the hero.—
Cry for help.—First meeting.—Good
policeman takes pity on the girl.—
Heartless girl—Heartless girl loses
her job.—Helping her to find employ-
ment.—I guess I know him.—I wonder
where it comes from.—In the good old
summer time.—TIntroduction.—Is this
for you?—Keeping the appointment.—
Loves old story.—Proposal at home.—
Rescue.—Rewarding the rescuer.—
Saved.—Sharing his lunch.—Taking a
stroll.—To the rescue.—When they are
married. (H 125776-125799, Apr. 15,
1909. )
Business discussion.—Comparison.—
Nervous boss.—Race track gossip.—
Their first quarrel. (H 126293-—
126297, Apr. 29, 1909.)
ELETO COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
fL2208
(G 21460, Apr. 24, 1909.)
Enete (J. LINTON), Philadelphia, Pa.
[12219-12222
Children’s name ecards. 14. (G
21090-21098, Mar. 2, 1909; 2 c. of each
Apr. 24, 1909. )
ENGLISH (H.), Wallace, Iowa. [7
photographs. ] [12223-12229
Bitter Root stage—cC. M. and P. S.
Beauty.
pass. 1-3.—C. M. & P. S. track.—
Some snow near Taft, Mont.—Taft,
Mont. (H 126467-126478, May 38,
1909. )
Evans (Harry), Lake View, Ohio.
[12230, 122381
Indian Lake, Ohio, Hagle’s nest. 1,
2. (H 126454, 126455, May 38, 1909.)
EVENING BULLETIN, Philadelphia, Pa.
[12232-12236
If you telephone your advertise-
ment. (G 21493, Apr. 19, 1909.)
If you want to fill your store with
buyers. (G 21410, Apr. 19, 1909.)
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 4
EVENING BULLETIN—Continued.
Over a quarter of a million.
21494, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Telephone your help wanted adv.
(G 21495, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Your help wanted advertisement.
(G 21496, Apr. 28, 1909.)
(G
FARLEY (JOHN W.), Memphis, Tenn.
[12237
Memphis the center of the heart of
the Mississippi valley. (EF 75040, Apr.
3, 1909. )
FARRAND ©o., Detroit, Mich.
Modern St. Cecilia.
Apr. 19, 1909.)
FELLows (G. EH.), White River Junc-
tion, Vt. [122389
1912 class Dartmouth college. (H
126474, May 38, 1909.
[12238
(H 125989,
FIELD (CorRA LINDSEY), Benton Har-
bor, Mich. [4 prints. ]
[12240-12248
Come unto Me, all ye that labor.—
He shall give His angels charge.—I am
the resurrection.—Peace I leave with
you. (EF 73925-73928, Mar. 1, 1909;
1c. of each Mar. 1, 1909; 1 ¢. of each
Apr. 2, 1909.)
Fouzey (E..F.), New Yorks Na xe
[12244-12247
Alda (Frances). (H 126228, Apr.
27, 1909.)
Campanini (Cleofonte).
Apr 27, 1909.)
Destinn (Hmmy).
27, 1909.)
Renaud (Maurice). (H 126282, Apr.
27, 1909.)
lox (F. 8. & M. Y.), Chicago, Ill.
[12248-12253
(H 126326, Apr.
(H 126229,
(HI 126231, Apr.
Fleming (Miss V.).
29, 1909.)
Irslinger (Henry), wrestler. 1, 2.
(H 125745, 125746, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Yussiff Mahmout (the Turk), wrest-
ler. 1-8. (H 125714-125716) Aprais,
1909. )
FRAMING CONCERN, Cleveland, Ohio.
[12254
Farrelly (Rt. Rev. Jou Py). sae
(5222, Apr. 110; 18097)
Frost & Reep, Bristol, England.
[12255-12257
Ruined temple; by Herbert Dick-
see. (F! 75505, Apr. 16, 19007 are
Apr. 24, 1909.)
1S4 ;
.
/
;
_FURSMAN (EUGENIA), New
im. ¥. [12258 |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 18—21, May, 1909
Frost & Reep—Continued.
Viewed away: by Heywood Hardy.
(F 74814, Mar. 27, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 10,
1909. )
Who-whoop; by Heywood Hardy.
(fF 74108, Mar. 6, 1909; 2 c Apr. 10,
1909. )
York,
Little sunshine.
21, 1909.)
GALLAGHER (C. D.), Ely, Nev.
(H 126010, Apr.
[12259-12269 ©
(H 125736- |
| gateway
(H 125741, Apr. 14, | culiar rock
Copper flat. 1-5.
125740, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Power house.
1909.)
— (H 125992, Apr. 20, 1909.)
Smelter, Nev. (H 125991, Apr. 20,
1909.)
—— ]-3.
14, 1909.)
GAZELLA (KE. V.), Rutherford, N. J.
[12270
(F 75968, Apr. 30, 1909.)
GENERAL ELECTRIC COo., Schenectady,
a: [12271-12274
Diagram of connections for 3-phase
feeder panel. (F 76327, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Vita nova.
Negative and equalizer panel.
S 422, S 425. (F 76326, 76329, Apr.
27, 1909.)
Small plant d. c. combination panel.
Sites, Apr. 21, 1909; 2 c. May 4,
1909. )
GeEorG (Victor), Springfield, I[11.
[12275, 12276
Illinois state fair grounds. 1, 2.
(Hi 125262, 125263, Apr. 3, 1909.)
GERHARD SISTERS, St. Louis, Mo.
| Hood river.
AND PRINTS, ETC.
12374
TIFFORD (BENJAMIN A.)—Continued.
1, 2—From Dead Indian trail.—Gif-
ford’s falls—Gold Ray Table rock.—
1, 2.—Hood river patri-
arch.—Hood river valley.—Horse Tail
falls—Hug point—Jackson county
sugar pine.-—Josephine county cave.—
| Klamath marsh.—Lake of the woods.—
(H 125742-125744, Apr. | ‘ :
| yon.—Three Sisters.—Tillamook coun-
[12277 |
Rock of ages.
1909; 2 ec. Apr. 29, 1909.)
Gipps & ENGLISH,
Tenn. [3 photographs. ]
[12278-12280
Happy family.—Loving mother.— |
Two Johns. (H 126484-126456, May
of each May 3, 1909.)
Oreg. [SO prints. ] [12281-12360
Above the Dalles.—Ashland creek,
near Ashland.—Bit of Holland scenery
in Oregon.—Clatsop beach.—Clacka-
mas (The) river. 1, 2.—Columbia riv-
er.
Deschutes river, Benham falls.—Deso-
Lawrenceburg, |
Ce W26i(to, May Tt, |
| math.—Near
Latourelle falls—Lewis and Clark ex-
position grounds.—Orchard scene at
Medford.—Mt. Hood. 1-8.—Mt. Pitt.—
Multnomah falls.—Near Fort Kla-
Haystack rock.—Old
Broken Top.—Old homestead in east-
ern Oregon.—Oneonta gorge.—Oregon’s
to the inland empire.—Pe-
formation near Fossil.—
Pillars of Hereules.—Portland, Oreg,
1-3.—Pretty scene near Medford.—
Rogue river. 1—7.—Salem, Oreg., capi-r .
tol.—Sutherlin creek.—Sutherland val-
ley landscape.—Sunset butte.—Sunset
on the Oregon coast.—Thirty-mile can-
ty larch.—Trout creek.—Umpqua
(Peaceful) valley.—Where MAfill creek
joins the Rogue.—White river falls.—
Willamette (The) river. 1, 2.—Wil-
lamette falls, Oregon City. (F 75629~
75708, Apr. 20, 1909.)
GILDER (RICHARD WATSON),
ate [12361
Saint-Gaudens (Augustus) model-
ing a bas-relief of Mrs. Cleveland at
Marion, Mass. (H 125940, Apr. 19,
1909. )
GOSSLER BROS., New York, N. Y.
New York,
Campus (The)
1909.
GRAY LITHOGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y,
[12363, 12364
(G 21383, Apr. 17,
(EF 75923,
In summertime.
1909. )
In the park. (G 21492, May 1, 1909.)
(J. Epwarp B.), Pasadena,
Cal. [12365-12369
Burroughs (John) A, C. (H 126301,
126303, Apr. -29, 1909; 2 c. of each,
GREENE
| Apr. 1, 1909.)
3, 1909: 1 ©. of each Apr. 22, 1909; 1c. |
B, BD, HB. .CH 126302, 126304,
| 126805, Apr. 29, 1909.)
GiFFORD (BENJAMIN A.), The Dalles, |
1-13.—Coming of the white man.— |
GREYER (Louis A.), Boston, Mass.
[12370
King of good luck. (H 125689, Apr,
13, 1909.)
GRIFFIN (G. Taytor), Albany, N. Y.
[12371-12874
Assembly, state of New York. (H
lation—Ecola point.—Eugene mill race. | 126158, Apr. 26, 1909.)
185
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12375
GRIFFIN (G. TAyLor)—Continued.
Sullivan (Hon. T. D.) (H 126482,
May 4, 1909.)
White (Lt. Gov. Horace), A, B.
126159, 126160, Apr. 26, 1909.)
(H
GUBELMAN PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[12375-12377
I love a lassie. (F 75550, Apr. 19,
1909. )
Prayer. (F 76304, May 6, 1909.)
Ships that pass in the night. (F
76307, May 6, 1909.)
GuLICK (L.), New York, N. Y.
[12378-12395
I elect you a member of the Bug
club. 1-6. (G 21341-21346, Apr. 8,
1909; 2 ec. of each May 8, 1909.)
That’s what they all say. 1-12. (G
21359-21370, Apr. 8, 1909; 2 c. of each
May 8, 1909.)
GUTHRIE (S. E.), Adams, Tenn.
[12896-12401
Tenn., Bell Witch scenes.
(G 21330-21335, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Adams,
1-6,
GUTMANN & GUTMANN, New York,
N. Y. [18 prints.] [12402-12414
Bruzzer had a fever.—Buds.—Bye-
bye.—Cupid’s reflection.—First Les-
son.—Grand finale-——Loving cup.—Pies
that mother used to make.—Sweet
sixteen. — Sweetheart. — Vanquished
{(The).—Verdict: Love in the first de-
gree.—Victor (The). (F 75819-75881,
Apr. 23, 1909.)
HAGELSTEIN BROS., New York, N. Y.
[12415-12422
Cape Ann, moonlight. (F 75061,
Mar. 30, 1909.)
Clearing after rain. (F 75055, Mar.
30, 1909.)
Line storm. (F 75059, Mar. 30,
1909.)
Looking eastward
75060, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Venice, [Italy.] 1-3. (F
75058, Mar. 30, 1909.)
Windy day. (F 75062,
1909.)
HaInes (Wm. G.), Kalamazoo Mich.
[12423
(EF 76210, May 4,
at sunset. (F
75056—
Mar. 30,
Kalamazoo maid.
1909. )
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[12424-12461
Charleston, W. Va. 1,2. (H126188,
126189, Apr. 26, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
28, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
HAINES PHOTO co.—Continued.
Charlotte, N. C. 1-5. (Hi 125641—
125645, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Columbia, 8. C. 1-8. (H 125646—
125658, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Greensboro, N. C. 1,2. (H 125654,
125655, Apr. 12 1909.)
Lynchburg, Va. (H 126187, Apr. 26,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1909.)
Natural Bridge, Va. 1-8.
126194, Apr. 26, 1909; 2
Apr. 28, 1909.)
(H 126192-—
ec. of each,
Norfolk, Va., water front. (H
1259538,. Apr. 19, 19093) 206) Aes
1909. )
Parkersburg,..-Ws. Vae..4 eee
126190, 126191, Apr. 26, 1909; 2 ¢c. of
each Apr. 28, 1909.)
Raleigh, N. C. 14 (H 125949-
125952 Apr. 19, 1909; 2c, Of exemi Aya
21, 1909.)
Spartanburg, S. C. 1-7. (H125656,
125657, 125659-125663, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Wheeling, W. Va. 1-8. (H 126371-—
126373, May 1, 1909.)
HALVERSON (L. H.) Blackduck, Minn.
[12462
Pine Island, Minn., Banner load.
(H 125847, Apr. 15, 1909.)
HAPPINESS PUB. CO., Boston, Mass.
[12463
Certificate of membership in Happi-
ness club. (KF 75969, Apr. 27, 1909;
2c. Apr. 29, 1909.)
HARDMAN, Preck & co., New York,
N. Y. [81 photographs. ]
[12464-12494 -
Alda (Frances). 1708-1, 1708-3.—
Campanini (Cleofonte). 1699-2, 1699-
5.—Constantino (Florencio).—Destinn
(Emmy). 1721-4 to 1721-8, 1721-11.—
Gilibert (Charles). 1674-5 to 1674-
7.—Jorn (Carl). 1733-1, 1733-3.—
Labia (Maria).—Martin (Riccardo).
1720-1, 17204.—Pasquali (Bernice
de). 17323 to 17382-6.—Renaud
(Maurice). 1751-3, 1751-6.—Sam-
marco (Mario). 1698-1, 1698-5.—Se-
gurola (Pablo de). 1706-2, 1706—3.—
Zentallo (Giovanni). 1680-1, 1680-2.
(H 126233-126263, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Hare (Gero. J.), Buffalo, N. Y. [12495
Easter morm. (H 125676, Apr. 12;
1909.)
HARNEY (WALTER D.), Tacoma, Wash.
[12496, 12497
Evening swim. (F 75628, Apr. 20,
1909. )
Watering milk in Washington. (F
75627, Apr. 20, 1909.)
186
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 18-21. May, 1909
Hart, SCHAFFNER & MARX, Chicago,
Til. [12498
Reading the declaration. (F 75833,
Apr. 24, 1909.)
Harvey (EH. S.), Lebanon, Ind.
[12499-42500
Lebanon, Ind., North Lebanon st.
(H 125802, Apr. 15, 1909.)
Lebanon high school baseball team,
1909. (H 126109, Apr. 24, 1909.)
HaARveEY (FRED), Kansas City, Mo. [38
prints. ] [12501-12503
Fisher's peak.—Las Vegas, N. Mex.,
hotel Castaneda.—Raton tunnel. (F
75911-75913, Apr. 28, 1909.)
HaTHaAaway (J. P.), Muskogee, Okla.
[12504
Muskogee, Okla., business section,
1909. (H 125609, Apr. 12, 1909.)
HAYES (RUTHERFORD B.), New Lon-
don, Conn. [12505
New London in the future. (F
75933, Apr. 19, 1909.)
(JAcoB H.), Minneapolis,
[3 photographs. ]
[12506-12508
Bad brave.—Bear’s necklace.—Mink
woman. (H 125673-125675, Apr. 12,
1909. )
HENSLEY (O. L.), Jonesboro, Tenn.
[12509, 12510
(H 125548,
HEISSER
Minn.
Jonesboro, Tenn. 1, 2.
125549, Apr. 10, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr. |
3, 1909.)
HERRICK (G. HERBERT), Winchendon,
Mass. [12511
Wildwood monarch. CEE 2126215.
Apr. 27, 1909.)
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New
Mork, N.Y. [12512-12532
Al agua; by Joaquin Sorolla y Bas-
tida.
Alfonso XIII (His Majesty) in ar-
tillery uniform; by Joaquin Sorolla y
Bastida.
in hussar uniform; by Joaquin
Sorolla y Bastida.
Asturias (His royal highness the
prince of) ; by Joaquin Sorolla y Bas-
tida.
Battenberg (Her royal highness the
princess Henry of); by Joaquin So-
rolla y Bastida.
Borb6én (Her royal highness Dofia
Ysabel de) ; by Joaquin Sorolla y Bas-
tida.
12542
—_
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA—Cont’d,
Calle de Toledo; by Joaquin Sorolla
y Bastida.
Canada, Asturias; by Joaquin So-
rolla y Bastida.
Cordeleros; by Joaquin Sorolla y
Bastida.
Después del bao; by Joaquin So-
rolla y Bastida.
(H 125615-125624, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Gallery of the museum of the His-
panic society of America. (H 126066,
Apr. 23, 1909.)
Maris pintando, Pardo; by Joaquin
Sorolla y Bastida.
Mis hijas, Elena y Maria 4 caballo
con los trajes valencianos de 1808; by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Nino en el mar; by Joaquin Sorolla
y Bastida.
Pedrizas (Las), Pardo; by Joaquin
Sorolla y Bastida.
Rio de la Truchas, Granja; by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Segovia (Alrededores de); by Joa-~
quin Sorolla y Bastida.
Toros que se preparan para sacar
las barcas de pesca; by Joaquin So-
rolla y Bastida.
Triste herencia; by Joaquin Sorolla
vy Bastida.
Victoria HKugenia Cristina, Queen of
Spain; by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.
Vista del Torneo; by Joaquin So-
rolla y Bastida.
(H 125625-125634, Apr. 12, 1909.)
HitcHuer (A. H.), New Orleans, La.
[12533
Hye postal. (F 75506, Apr. 16, 1909;
2 @. Mar. 18, 1909: )
HoLuAND (CarL A.), Rochester, Minn,
[12534
Rochester, Minn., St. Mary’s hospi-
tale Wo GER 123 70% Mar. sSyct909 5072" e,
Apr. 3, 1909.
HoLuiister (C. W.), Mexico, N. Y.
[12535-12540
Ice banks at Mexico point. B-G.
(H 124681-124686, Mar. 25, 1909.*)
HOLYOKE TURNVEREIN, U. S. [12541
Halle des Holyoke turnvereins. (F
75760, Apr. 22, 1909.)
Horxins (O. D.), Indianapolis, Ind.
[12542
When might I have a heart to heart
talk with you. (F 74805, Mar. 26,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 30, 1909.
187
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12543
Horcan (J.), JR., Scranton, Pa.
[12548-12545
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Irem temple. (H
126065, Apr. 22, 1909; 2 c. Apr. . 23,
1909.
——1, 2. (H 125639, 125640, Apr.
12, :1909. )
HorGAN FLYING MACHINE Co., Chicago,
igus [12546
American eagle. (H 125523, Apr. 9,
1909; 2 c« Mar. 24, 1909.)
HowARD BRUSH Co., New York, N. Y.
[12547, 12548
Maud. (G 21489, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Maud’s eyes. (G 21490, Apr. 30,
1909.)
Huvusert Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. [12549
Well directed. (H 126358, Apr. 20,
1909; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1909.
HucHES (W. J.), Catskill, N. Y.
[12550
Catskill and the Catskill mountains.
(F 75852, Apr. 26, 1909.)
HUNTSMAN (A.), Colville, Wash.
Prebbt
Colville, Wash., apples going to mar-
ket. (H 126453, May 3, 1909.)
INGERSOLL (TRUMAN WARD), St. Paul,
Minn. bi2onoy eee
Si. Dawe Minn. A. 20" Ce sheaeay
125936, Apr. 17, 1909.)
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF Y. M.
C. A., New York, N. Y. [12554
Men’s meeting. (F 76212, May 4,
1909.)
Irvine (Mary K.), Oakland, Cal.
[12555
Miracle of the poppy. (F 715544,
mpr. 19, 1009 + 2-¢. Apr. 3; £969, )
JACKSON (BRADFoRD D.), Glendora,
Cal. [12556, 12557
Mt. San Antonio, Old Baldy, 10,142
ft. (H 126497, May 4, 1909.)
San Dimas, Cal. (H 126498, May 4,
1909. )
JAEGER (J. F.), Washington, Mo.
[12558, 12559
Washington, Mo. 1, 2. (H 125664,
125665, Apr. 12, 1909.)
JOHNSON (WILLIAM MarTIN), New
York,. N.Y. [12560
Study in composition. 1. (F 75970,
Mar. 31, 1909.*)
JUDGE co., New York, N. Y. [12561
Please find enclosed.
10, 1909. )
(F 76384, May
pt. Iv. n. s.. v.4
IXEEFE (WALTER S8.), Chicago, IIl.
[12562
Kady cement post mould and pallet.
(H 126710, May 5, 1909.)
KEITH (Gero. E.), co., Campello, Mass.
[12563
Walk over girl. (G 21440, Apr. 22,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 27, 1909.)
IXERFOOoT (JOHN BARRETT), Freehold,
N. J. [10 photographs.]
[12564-12573
Grizzlies at attention.—Grizzly bears
feeding in the woods.—Grizzly in re-
treat.—Grizzly mother and cubs.—
Grizzly walking.—Inyestigating griz-
zly.—Pair of young grizzlies.—Thou-
sand pound grizzly.—Two grizzlies in
the dark.—Young grizzly at close
quarters. (H 126043-126052, Apr. 22,
1909.)
Kine (GEoRGE R.), Pasadena, Cal.
[12574, 12575
Two Johns. 12076. 2S (H
126039, 126040, Apr. 6, 1909.)
Kxine (Guy), Philadelphia, Pa. [12576
Country boy in boots. (H 126108,
Apr. 24, 1909.)
KIRKBRIDE (CHESTER), Macomb, Ill.
[12577
Western Illinois state normal school,
moonlight on the campus. (H 126273,
Apr. 12, 1909.)
KLACKNER (C.), New York, N. Y.
[12578-12585
Contemplation, the artist’s child; by
Greuze. (IF 75252, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Hare (Master); by Sir Joshua
Reynolds. (F 75255, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Innocence; by Greuze. (IF 75254,
Apr. 12, 1909.)
Luna; by Geo. H. Hall.
Apr.. 12,1909; )
Margarita (Infanta) ; by Velasquez.
(F 752538, Apr. a2; Tobe
Queen of summer; by Elizabeth Son-
rel. (8 75256, Apr: 12, 35083
KLIEGL BRos., New York, N. Y. [12584
Great white way. (F 75451, Apr. 15,
(H 125614,
1909. )
KLopscH (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[12585
Presidents of the U. S. A. (G 21448,
Apr.-23, 7S099)
KNaBE (WM.) co., New York, N. ¥.
[12586
Waldrop (Miss Oza) at the piano.
(H 126069, Apr. 23, 1909.)
188
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 18-21, May, 1809
IX NOEDLER (Hi. L.), New York, N. Y.
[12587
Bingham (Hon. Anne): by Sir Josua
Reynolds. (F 75850, Apr. 26, 1909. )
IXwox (THOMAS), Barnesboro, Pa.
[12588
(H
12,
IKknox’s moon photographs.
azue00, Apr. 3,°1909; 2 c. Apr.
1909.)
KXOKEN BARBERS’ SUPPLY Co., St. Louis,
Mo. [12 prints. ] [12589-12600
At the ball game.—aAt the ban- |
quet.—At the opera.—Card club.—
Dancing lesson.—Entertaining her
company.—Golf links.—On the beach.— |.
Primping. — Shopping. — Wading. —
Yachting. (F 75258-75269, Apr. 12,
1909.)
IXUDERER (CHAS.), Woodlawn, Pa.
[12601
Modern machine tools. (F 75774,
Jan. 19, 1909.*)
LApDIEs’ HERMITAGE ASSN., Nashville.
Tenn. [12602-12605 |
Hermitage (The), near Nashville
Tenn. 1-4. (F 76321-76324, May 7,
1909.)
wowed co &.), New York, N. Y.
[12606
Bathgate memorial font in French
stone. (H 125702, Apr. 13, 1909.)
LANGEBEK (JACOB), New York, N. Y.
[10 prints] [12607-12616
Flower basket.—Flowers.—Holly.—
Merry Christmas.—Mrs. Marshall,
jaundress.—Pansies.—lRose—Rose &
nreee Mie 1Ot——Sweet peas.—Wild |
tose. (F 75361-75370, Apr. 9, 1909.)
LA RocuE (F.), Seattle, Wash. [4
photographs | [12617-12620
Beaver marsh.—Mount Vernon. 1,
2.—_Skagit valley. (H 125806—125809,
Apr. 15, 1909.)
LAWRENCE (GrorGE R.) co., Chicago,
[12621
(H
Kirkland, Ill., sheep yards.
125747, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Lea (A. J.), Chichester, N. Y.
[12622-12624
Kaaterskill falls, winter. (H
a2501t, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Kaaterskill lake, ice harvest. 1, 2.
(7125612, 125613, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Leeps (Aucusta GLosté), Chicago, Il.
[12625
Glosé (Augusta) (F 75382, Apr.
a 4909> 2. e. Apr. 12, 1909.)
AND PRINTS, ETC.
12669
LEELAND ART CO., Mitchell, S. Dak. [5
photographs. ] [12626-12630
sright idea.—Homestead claimant.—
If you will chop.—Lucky winners of
| Trip co. land.—She got so busy at
chopping wood. (H 125552, Mar. 27,
1909;''2%e@) Apr. 8, 1909: He 125553~-
125556, Mar. 27, 1909.*)
LESERMAN (Louis), New York, N. Y.
(T prints:, | [12631-12637
Coppersmith (The). — Marriage
dream.—Roman girl at fountain.—
Spoils of war.—Springtime.—Storm
(The).—Wedding feast in Brittany.
(I? 75512-75518, Mar. 22, 1909.*)
LEUBRIE & ELKus, New York, N. Y.
[16 prints. | [12638-12653
Coquette. — Debutante. — Expectan-
cy.—Fair graduate——Girl with the
hoe.—Her daily loaf.—Just glancing.—
Just jesting—QJust strolling.—Just
stunning.—Matinee girl.—Miss Inno-
cence.—Peek-a-bovu.—Somebody’s dar-
ling.—Those roguish eyes.—Well I
wonder. (I 74861-74876, Mar. 29,
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 28, 1909, ex-
cept F 74870, of which 2 c. Mar. 29,
1909. )
LEVINE BROS., INC., New York, N. Y.
| 12654-12660
Hunter of the African jungle. 1-7.
(G 21823-21329, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Lewis (D. J.), Laurence, Mich.
[12661
Return from pasture. (Hi 125718,
Apr. 14, 1909.)
LAIDGERWOOD MFG. co., Chicago, I11.
[12662, 12663
Crawford pneumatic or steam con-
troller. (EF 75600, Apr. 19, 1909.)
Lidgerwood-Crawford excavator.
75599, Apr. 19, 1909.)
(FRANK B.),
(F
LINDERMAN Helena,
Mont. [12664
Prospector (The) (H 125056, Mar.
1909; 2 c. May 38, 1909.)
LINDSLEY (LAWRENCE DENNY), Lake-
side, Wash. [12665, 12666
Lake Chelan, mule deer. 443, 444.
(H 126106, 126107, Apr. 23, 1909.)
Lippincott (OLIVER), New York, N. Y.
[12667
(H
pS)
at's
Townsend (Mr. Edward)
126476, May 3, 1909.)
Lone (Dant. B.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[12668, 12669
Easter girl, 817, 818. (F 51976,
51977, Mar. 21, 1907; 1 c. of each Mar.
21, 1907; 2 ce. of each Mar. 31, 1909.)
189
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12670
pt. TV, 1s vn
LUMIERE sTupI0O, Omaha, Nebr.
[12670-12673
Cody (Wm. F.) 14. (H 125804-—
125907, Apr. 16, 1909.)
McCuurEe (R. B.), New York, N. Y.
[12674-12678
Around the world with Dorothy
Dot. (& 75540, Apr. 17, 1909.)
—— (EF 75839, Apr. 24, 1909.)
——— (Ff 76154, May 1, 1909.)
Clown toy. (Kh Fob4ds Apr aly,
1909. )
Kid Cut Up’s puzzle. (EF 76155,
May 1, 1909.)
Mace (Cuas. H.), Denver, Colo.
[1267y
Cow boy pastimes. (H 126477, May
4, 1909.)
McInTosH (Huey D.), New York,
Ne Ys [12680
Sydney, N. S. W. Contest between
Johnson and Burns. (F 75043, Mar.
22, 1909; 2:¢e. Apr. 3, 1909.
McMinn (R. H.), Denver, Colo.
[12681
My mind is so constantly on my
work. (KF 75545, Apr. 19, 1909.)
McQUILLAN (T. R.), Guymon, Okla.
[12682
Guymon wins the county seat. (H
126023, Apr. 19, 1909.)
MAGNOLIA PARK LAND CO.,
Tex. [12683
Magnolia Park and surroundings.
(H 125608, Apr. 12, 1909.)
MAroNwE “CJ. D.), Oil City, La.
[12684-12686
OuevCity: Las Hei, 7H AeA,
125678, Apr. 12, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
9, 1909. )
3. (H 125679, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Mattresta (ANGELO A.),
INj (Me
Houston,
New York,
[12687
Presidents of the U.S.A. (F 75616,
Apr. 20, 1909.)
MANAHAN (WILLIAM H.) jr., Hills-
boro, N. H. [8 photographs]
[12688-12695
Along the banks.—Beside the still
waters.—Country road.—Pool (The) .—
River road.—Road by the _ pool.—
Summer afternoon.—Winding way. (H
126024-126031, Apr. 21, 1909.)
Marceau (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[12696-12700
MacIntosh (Hugh) 1-4. (H
125781-125734, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Tobin (Mrs. Clement) (H 125735,
Apr. 14, 1909.)
MARCHAND -(LovuISs), Paris, France.
[17 prints] [12701-12717
Bahnhof (Der) 1, 2.—Grossstadt
(Die) 1-4.—Haustiere (Die).—RKleine
(Die) stadt—Leben (Das) auf dem
land. 1-4.—Landschaft (Die).—Meer
(Das).—Pflanzen (Die).—Post
(Die).—Wald (Der). (EF 75711-—
75727, Apr. 19, 1909.)
MARINER (GEO. E.), La Crosse, Wis.
[12718-12727
(EF 76236—
La Crosse, Wis. 1-10.
76245, May 5, 1909.)
MARSHALL (WILBER & H.), Arlington,
Mass. [12728-12732
Elder (Samuel J.) (H 125534—
125588, Apr. 9, 1909. )
Masters (C. H.), Princeton, Il.
1-5.
[12733
Bureau. county corn. (H 124408,
Mar. 19, 1909; 1 ec. Mar. 19, 1909; T ¢&.
Mar. 31, 1909.)
MeEppDAtGH (JAMES E), Watsonville,
Cal. [12734
Pajaro valley bellefleurs. (H 125610,
Apr. 12, 1909.)
MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio. [12735
In the surf. (G 2144 Ape
1909. )
MEGEATH STATIONERY CO., Omaha,
Nebr. 1312736
8 p.m. in Nebraska. (F 75528, Apr.
16, 1909.)
Merrrgoosky (J. ©.), Denver, Colo. —
[12737
Expectation. (H 126496, May 4,
1909. )
MISHKIN (H.), New York, N. Y.
[12738-12740
Destinn (Emmy) 1-38. (H 125943—-
125945, Apr. 19, 1909.)
MircHELL (Epwarp H.), San Fran-
cisco. [17 chromos.]
[12741-12757
Carload of almonds.—Carload of ap-
ples.—Carload of canteloupe.—Carload
of corn.—Carload of grapes.—Carload
of lemons.—Carload of mammoth ap-
ples—Carload of mammoth navel
oranges.—Carload of navel oranges.—
Carload of peaches.—Carload of
pears.—Carload of potatoes.—Carload
of strawberries.—Carload of wal-
nuts.—Cluster of apricots.—Cluster of
prunes.—Queen of the roses. (G
21518-21584, May 6, 1909.)
190
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|
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i MITCHELL (JNo. J.), New York, N.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
AND PRINTS, ETC.
12889
Me
[12758, 12759
American fashions. Sartorial art
journal, <Apr., 1909. Supplements A,
ho eeriato, 71414, Dec. 19, 1908;
2 c. of each Apr. 16, 1909. )
MODERN HOUSE MFé. Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
[12760-12779
Fleor plans for designs 50-59. (F
75761-75770, Apr. 22, 1909.)
Ready built modern houses direct to
you. 50-59. (G 21385-21394, Apr. 17,
19809.)
MOFFETT stupio, Chicago Ill.
[12780-12787 |
Dressler (Miss Marie). 1-7. (H
125666-125672, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Fort (Gov. John Franklin). (H
126227, Apr. 27, 1909.)
MUELLER (FRED W.), Waverly, Iowa.
[12788, 12789
Waverly high school base-ball team.
Petts t2052), 126322, Apr. 29,
1909. )
MULLER, LUCHSINGER & Co., New York.
[12790-12793
Fruit. 8268, 8269, 1208, 8267. (G
21484-21487, Apr. 30, 1909.)
MUNN & co., New York, N. Y. [12794
Giant glass industry. (F 75756, Apr.
21, 1909.)
MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE, New York,
M:, Ys [12795
Cuba review. (F 76209, May 4,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1909.)
Mugray (JAMES S.),
Mass. [12796
Boston, Mass., old court house. (H
124498, Mar. 22, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1909. )
Murray & Reapy, San Francisco, Cal.
[12797
At the hour of twelve. (G 21465,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH Co., Chicago, Il.
[12798, 12799
Business. (H 126374, May 1, 1909.)
Cotton blossoms. (H 125925. Apr.
17, 1909.)
NATIONAL PRESS ASSN., Washington,
er ©. [12800
Dickinson (J. M.) at his desk. (H
125984, Apr. 19, 1909.)
Neri (Mrs. Dora Facan), San An-
tonio, Tex. {12801
American Southern poets. (F 65068,
May 1, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1909.)
1
§5120—_09—_2
East Boston, |
9
NEW LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB, Louis-
ville, Ky. [12802
Horse head, Churchill Downs. (G
21396, Apr. 19, 1909. )
NEW YORK EDISON New York,
Peeks [12803-12806
Proposed designs of posts. 14. (F
76186-76189, May 3, 1909.)
NEW
CO.,
YoRK EVENING TELEGRAM
York Herald company),
City, N.S.
Book-taught Bilkins.
18, 1909. )
came (3 1,
—— (F
aaa (4 7)
Dolby’s
1809. )
—— (If
(New
Jersey
[12807-12831
(F 75390, Apr.
15759, Apr. 21, 1909.)
75907, Apr. 27, 1909.)
76217, May, 4, 1909.)
double. (FF 75613, Apr. 19,
75849, Apr. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 76202, May 3, 1909.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
75526, Apr. 16, 1909.)
—— VB isol2, Apr:
— (F 75818, Apr.
—— (F 75878, Apr.
—— (F 76145, Apr.
— (F 76204, May
— (F 76347, May
Pazaza, it’s great.
15, 1909.)
ey
(FE
19, 1909.)
23, 1909.)
26, 1909.)
30, 1909.)
3, 1909.)
eet OSs}
CE 45502, sApr:
75817, Apr.
— (F 76147, Apr.
— (F 76315, May
Pilgrim’s progress.
14, 1909.)
aa
eaes YY |:
= SO
Sentimental Sidney.
19, 1908.)
(F 75877, Apr. 26, 1909.)
—— (IF 76208, May 3, 1909.)
NEW YorRK HERALD COMPANY, Jersey
City Ned. [12832-12889
Boys will be boys. (F 74063, Mar.
1909-2 e: Mar. 20; 1909:)*
(EK 74750, Mar. 24, 1909; 2 e.
Apr. 16, 1909.)
(FE 75784,
May 3, 1909.)
(F 75789,
May 10, 1909.)
Buster Brown. (F 74748, Mar. 24,
1909; 2c. Apr. 16, 1909.)
1
23, 1909.)
30, 1909.)
6, 1909.)
(F 75435, Apr.
r. 22, 1909.)
r. 28, 1909.)
5, 1909.)
(F 75611, Apr.
=
15
76
2
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Apr. /22,, 1909); 22):
ADpE., 22, 1909 3>2e.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12890
New York Heratp company—Contd.
(Eo 75717, Apr. 22;°1909 5.2;
Apr. 23, 1909.)
Sih (otesa wapr, 22, LoOge ae,
May 3, 1909.)
VON 7161, Apr. 22, odes he ne.
May 10, 1909.)
Daily hint from Paris. (IF 75389,
Apr. 13, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1909.)
—— (F 75442, Apr. 14, 1909.)
CE 75503, Apr db, 1509ee2 “ee
Apr. 16, 1909.)
SY tno CADT. 4h. roves 1c
Apr. 19, 1909.)
(F 75608, Apr. 19, 1909.)
—— (F 75610, Apr. 19, 1909.)
(HE 75614, Apr. 19, 1909 252 ve.
Apr. 21)°1909:)
CRT Apr 2d, OOo 7c,
Apr. 22, 1909.)
CH Ta e1G: Apr. 222, 900 eae:
Apr. 23, 1909.)
(F 75815, Apr. 23, 1909.)
CE. 75816, Apr. Za, 290 2,
Apr. 24, 1909.)
(F 75873, Apr. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 75874, Apr. 26, 1909.)
(EK 75906, Apr. 27, 1909; 2 c.
Apr. 28, 1909.)
(F 75908, Apr. 27, 1909.)
CE’ 75922, “Apr, 28; 1909: 12 ee:
Apr. 30, 1909.)
(F 76146, Apr. 30, 1909; 2 «.
May 3, 1909.)
—— (F 76148, Apr. 30, 1909.)
— (F 76205, May 38, 1909.)
(F 76207, May 8, 1909.)
— (F 76208, May 3, 1909; 2 «.
May 4, 1909.)
——(F 76216, May 4, 1909; 2 «
May 5, 1909.)
EK 76259,
May 6, 1909.)
——(F 76816, May 6, 1909; 2 «.
May 7, 1909.)
——(F 76846, May 7, 1909; 2 «.
May 10, 1909.)
Departing fleet carries season’s rec-
ord number of voyagers. (F 75875,
Apr. 26, 1909. )
Even number of transatlantic liners
May. &, 1909): 2--e
now steaming east and west. (F
75609, Apr. 19, 1909.)
Little Nemo. 1-6. (EF 1754386-—
75441, Apr. 14, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. S., v.4
New YorK HERALD comMPANY—Cont’d.
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
T4747, Mar. 24, 1909; 2 ce. Apr. 16,
1909. )
(FE. 75781, Apenwe
Apr. 23, 1909.)
(F 75782, Apr. 22, 1909; 2 ¢.
May 3, 1909.)
1908; (2):
—— (F 75791; (Apr. 22).4909h meen
May 10, 1909. )
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (FF
74751, Mar. 24, 1909; 2 %e) Ape
1909. )
(F 75778, Apr. 22,
Apr. 23, 1909.)
(Fk (5786, ApEaZ2:
May 8, 1909. )
—— (F 75788, Apr. 22,
May 10, 1909.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (KF 74749,
Mar. 24, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1909.)
(EF 75779, Apr 2219032 ee0c
Apr. 23, 1909. )
— (F 75785, Apr. 22,
May 8, 1909.)
—— (F 75790, Apr. 22,
May 10, 1909.)
19059; ce:
1909; 2.
19092 ae
Three new liners shown on chart of ©
(FE 76206, May 8, |
the Atlantic to-day.
1909. )
Undiscovered beauties.
Apr. 14, 1909.)
(F 75758, Apres 217 Sts a
Apr. 28, 1909.)
(HY (9444,
Watch the flower pots fill with blos- —
soms. (F 75443, Apr. 14, 1809; 2 c
Apr. 16, 1909.)
Woo woo bird. (F 75780, Apr. 22,
1909 ;.2.¢e. Apr. 23, 19095
New YORK TIMES co., New York, N. Y.
[12890-12892
Impressions of the passing show. F —
75391, Apr. 13, 1909.)
—— (F 75617, Apr. 20, 1909.)
Apr. 27, 1909.)
NEWCOMBE (GEO. EH.) & co., New York,
Sa: [12893 ©
(H 126852, Apr. 30, 1909.) -
30 love.
NEWMAN (Mary ELIZABETH),
DY [12894
Nina. A. (F 75546, Apr. 19) 19035
2c. Apr. 9, 1909.)
Elgin,
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN., Cleve-—
land, Ohio. [12895-12900
Boyle (Helen A.) A-F. (H 126057—
126062, Apr. 22, 1909.)
192
19095; “2er—
1909; 2°e.@
(F 75876, Apr. 26, 1909; 2 ¢. |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
NIAGARA PAPER MILLS, Lockport, N. Y.
[S prints] [12901-12908
Bokahara sultan ornament. — Cas- |
pian sultan ornament.—Ganges sultan |
ornament.—Kazak sultan ornament.—
Mecea sultan ornament.—Omar sultan
ornament.—Sehna sultan ornament.
Tabriz sultan ornament. (I 75924-—
75931, Apr. 5, 1909.)
Norske (T. B.), Minneapolis, Minn.
12909
Sentinels. ey 126205, Apr.,..17,
1909. )
NortH (Monroe S.), Batavia, N. Y.
[12910
Toilet powder where you want it.
iaiesees, Apr. 12, 1909; 2 c. Apr.
17, 1909.)
Norton (W. T.), Alton, Ill. f12911
Pro-slavery riot of Nov. 7, 1837, A]-
ton, Ill. (F 76149, Apr. 19, 1909; 2 ¢.
May i, 1909.)
Cakes (M. L.), Seattle, Wash. [12912
Mammoth roses. (H 126483, May 4,
1909. )
OFFICIAL ENTRY CARD PUBLISHING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [12913
American Olympic winners. (FE
75160, Apr. 8, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1909.)
Oxtson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[12914-12921
.(H 124596—
e. of each
Alexandria, Minn. 1-6.
124601, Mar. 23, 1909; 2
y Apr. 12; 1909. )
Wirst prize rooster at Minnesota
State fair, 1908. (H 126211, Apr. 12,
1909. )
Valley City.
1909. )
O’ NEILL (EDWARD A.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[12922
Cuckoo-cuckoo-cuckoo. (F 74675,
Mar. 22, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1909.)
Oexe-KKIEFER STUDIO, Columbus, Ohio.
[12923
(H 126340, Apr. 30,
ee d2G2t2, Apr. 12,
Grey (Jane).
1909. )
OSBORNE COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
[12924
On Indian rock. (F 75407, Apr. 14,
1909.)
OTTENHEIMER (I. & M.), Baltimore,
Md. [12925-12929
Atlantic City, N. J. 1-4. (F 75947-
75950, Apr. 14, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
29, 1909. )
Washington, D. C. (F 75946, Apr.
a2, 1909; 2 c Apr. 29, 1909.)
} 13093
PACH BROS., New York, N. Y. [10
photographs] [12930-12939
Kahn (O. A.) 89924 A-~C.—Maxim
(Hudson).—Morton (Paul) 89957 A,
B.—Roosevelt (Kermit).—Taft (C. P.)
89621 A, B.—Wickersham (Mrs. Geo.
W.) (H 125998—126007, Apr. 20, 1909.)
PAIGE (EDWARD H.), Davenport, Wash.
[12940
Hay (Gov. M. BH.) (H 126475, May
3, 1909. )
PALMITER (F.. M.), Janesville, Wis.
[12941
College boy no. 1. (F 75457, Apr.
15, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 6, 1909.)
PAQUIN (W. E.), Chicago, III.
. [12942
ittle’ diary maid: ~€F 75131, Apr.
5, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1909.)
PARKER (C. W.), Abilene, Kans.
[12943-12945
Parker ranch of the wooden horses.
1-8. (H 126131-126133, Apr. 26, 1909;
1 ce Apr. 5, 1909; 1c. Apr. 26, 1909.)
PARKINSON (ELIZABETH D.), Chicago,
Tl. [12946, 12947
Decorated Easter card. 1, 2. (F
73848, 73849, Feb. 26, 1909; 2 ec. of
each Apr. 3, 1909.)
Patzig (AvuGUST), Jersey City, N. J.
[12948
New York and vicinity. (H 126452,
May 3, 1909; 2 c. May 1, 1909.)
PELHAM OPERATING ©CO., New York,
IN: Yi: [12949, 12950
Machine, 1)°2:) CH 1261007 126101,
Apr. 23, 1909.)
Perry (EUGENE A.), Malden, Mass.
[143 prints] [12951-13093
Acropolis, Athens.—Alexander and
Diogenes; by Landseer.—Angel heads;
by Reynolds.—Annunciation (The) ;
by Botticelli—mAnnunciation and ado-
ration of the Magi; by Fra Angelico.—
Anointing the feet of Jesus; by Hof-
mann.— Arabs on the march; by
Schreyer.—Arrival of the shepherds;
by Lerolle-—At the watering trough;
by Dagnan-Bouveret, Boston ed.,
N. Y. ed.—Automedon with the horses
of Achilles; by Regnault.—Balloon
ington; by Bicknell.—Beata Beatrix;
by Rossetti.—Bella; by 'Titian.—Bis-
marek; by Lenbach.—Bowles (Miss) ;
by Reynolds.—Bryant (William Cul-
len).—Canal in Holland; by Isaac Van
Ostade.—Cat family;; by Adam.—
193
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13094
pt. Iv, D. S., Vv. 4
Perry (HuGENE A.)—Continued.
Cattle; by Paul Potter.—Changing
ee by Rosa Bonheur.—Charity ;
by Abbott H. Thayer.—Charles I.,
portrait of; by Van Dyck.—Children’s
friend; by A. Eberle.—Christ blessing
little children; by Plockhorst.—Christ
driving out the money changers; by
Hofmann.—Christ feeding the multi-
tude; by Murillo.—Christ in Gethsem-
ane; by Hofmann. Boston ed., N. Y.
ed.—Columbus on the deck of the
Santa Maria; by Piloty.—Concert
(The) ; by Giorgione. — Consoling
(The) Christ; by Plockhorst.—Dance
of the nymphs; by Corot.—Daughter
of Jairus; by Hofmann.—Deer family ;
by lLandseer.—Divine shepherd; by
Murillo. Boston ed., N. Y. ed.—Easter
morning; by Plockhorst.—Feeding her
birds; by Millet—Feeding the hens;
by Millet—Fluelen, Lake of Lucerne,
Switzerland.—Forum, Rome.—fFrank-
lin’s birthplace, Boston.—Girl with
apple; by Greuze.—Girl with muff; by
Mme. Le Brun.—Gleaners (The); by
Millet. Extra size, Boston ed.-—
Gluck.—Goethe.—Good Samaritan; by
Henner.—Good Shepherd; by Plock-
horst.—Guardian angel; by Guercius.
Handel.—Hawthorne’s home, Old
Manse, Concord, Mass.—Hermes.—
Holy family; by Murillo. 674, 676.—
Hope; by Burne-Jones. 960, 960B.—
Huygens (Suzanne); by Hanneman.—
Immaculate conception; by Murillo.
Boston ed., N. Y. ed.—Inquietude; by
Olivie—Jesus and John; by Guido
Renl.—Kiss me; by Holmes.—Krel
(Oswold) ; by Durer.—Landscape; by
Corot. 488490. — Landscape; by
Claude Lorrai scape; by Van
Der Velde.—Landscape, Diana; by
Corot.—Landscape, The mill; by Hob-
bema.—Landseer, portrait of; by
angelo.—Liszt (Franz) .—Littlescholar ;
by Bouguereau.—Longfellow mansion,
Portland, Maine.—Longfellow statue,
Portland, Maine.—Longfellow’s home,
Cambridge, Mass.—Lowell’s home,
Elmwood, Cambridge, Mass.—Madison
(James) ; by Gilbert Stuart—Madonna
and child; by Murillo—Madonna of
the chair; by Raphael.—Madonna of
the Meyer family; by Holbein.—Ma-
donna of the tabernacle; by Fra
Angelico—Madonna with the Christ-
child; by . Defregger.—Maiden with
vase; by Titian.—Matterhorn. Extra
size, small size.—Matterhorn with vil-
lage.—Melon-eaters ; by Murillo.—
Milton (John).—Minute men, Con-
cord, Mass.—Mother and child; by
Murillo.—Mowers (The) ; by Dupre.—
194
“Perry (EHuGENE A.)—Continued.
Mozart.—Niagara falls——Nile and
pyramids.—Nydia; by Bodenhausen.—
On the alert; by Rosa Bonheur.—
Oversleeping; by Gebler.—Parthenon, 3
Athens.—Pasturage in the forest; by
Jacque.—Plymouth rock. —Portrait of
an old woman; by Rembrandt.—Prai-
rie (The); by Potter.—Priscilla; by
Boughton.—Raphael; by Raphael.—_
Recall of the gleaners; by Jules Bre-
ton.—Return to the farm; by Troyon®
Boston ed. N. Y. ed.—Rembrandt’s—
mother ; by Rembrandt.—Romano
(Giulio); by Giulio Romano.—Rus-_
kin.—Ruskin (John).—St. Francis of
Assisi; by Murillo.—St. Mark rescuing
a Slave; by Tintoretto.—St. Cecelia ; by
Hofmann.—Samuel (Infant) ; by
Reynolds.—Saved; by landseer.—j
School of Athens; by Raphael.—Scott
(Sir Walter).—September; by Zu-
ber.—Sheepfold (The); by Jacque.—
Shepherdess knitting; by Millet.—
Sistine Madonna; by Raphael. 321,
322B.—Spinner (The); by Maes.—
Spirit of ’76; by Willard.—Spring;
by Corot.—Stag at bay; by Land-
seer.—Stuart (Baby) ; by Van Dyck.
Temptation; by Hofmann.—Velasquez
(Don Diego); by Velasquez.—Vinci
(Leonardo da); by Leonardo daj
Vinci.—Washington and Lafayette at
Mount Vernon; by Rossiter.—Wash-
ington, Capitol.—Wasp; by Rosa Bon-
heur.—Weaning the calves; by Rosa
Bonheur.—Whistler’s mother, portrait
of; by Whistler.—Wild cattle of Chil-
lingham; by lLandseer. (EF 75971—
76113, Apr. 30, 1909.)
PICTORIAL NEWS co., New York, N. Ys
[13094, 138095
New York Giants team. 01601,
01602. (H 126318, 1262819) Ape 2a
1909. )
PORTABLE AND NOVELTY CO., Richmond,
Va. [13096
Possum card. (F 74916,
1909; 2. ¢. Apr: 12, #9033)
PoRTOLA FESTIVAL COMMITTEE,
Francisco, Cal.
Portola festival.
1909. )
POST PRINTING & PUB. co., Denver, Colo.
[18098-1310
Play ball. (F 75330, Apr. 12, 1909.9
Terrible Teddy tours. (F 75383]j
Apr. 12, 1909.)
(F 76191, May 8, 1909.)
Progpst (GrorGE), New York, N. Y. —
[18101
Lincoln (A.) (F 75984, Apr. 24
1909; 2c. Apr. 12,°19093)
Mar. 303
(F 75851, Apr. 5,
:
.
nos, 18-21, May, 1909.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH
dence, R. I.
Paul on the grace of giving. (G
21288, Apr. 5, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1909.)
Paul’s last words. (G 21289, Apr. 5,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1909.)
Rapitey (C. F.), New York, N. Y.
[13104
Who's afraid? (F 75080, Apr. 5,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1909.)
Rav (WictiaM H.). Philadelphia, Pa.
[13105
Shibe baseball park, opening game.
(H 125872, Apr. 15, 1909.)
RayMonpd (Mavrice F.), Cleveland,
Ohio. [13106-13108
International fun maker. (G 21176,
Mar. 16, 1909.)
eo;,: Provi-
King of entertainers. (G
Mar. 16, 1909.)
Santa Claus outdone. (G 21175,
Mar. 16, 1909.
2 ec. of each Mar. 15, 1909.
RicHarps (RoBerRT RICHARDS),
York, N.. Y. [13109
Guard mount. (F 75358, Apr. 18,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1909.)
RIEBE (ERNEST), Waukegan, [Il.
[13110
(F 75910, Apr. 28, 1909. )
Rocers (M.), Hyattsville, Md.
[13111-13115
Mt. Olivet [cemetery]. 14. (H
126206, 126207, 126209, 126210, Apr. 27,
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 28, 1909.)
kt 126208, Apr. 27,
cng. so, 1909; 1 c. Apr.
H.),
New
Waukegan.
1909 ;
RooPeN
Mass,
Pensive girl.
1909.)
ROSENBLUM (WILLIAM) & co., New
Fork, Ww. Y. f13117, 13118
Rosenblum beauty page. Apr., 1909.
(F 75942, Mar. 31, 1909.)
May, 1909.
(CHARLES Waltham,
[15116
Ob 925522, Apr. | 9,
1909.)
SROSHON (J. W.) & LemeR (J. D.),
Harrisburg. Pa.
Members of Senate of Pennsylvania.
»1909-1910. (H 125990, Apr. 20, 1909.)
4 RoTOGRAPH COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
[17 photographs. ] [13120-13136
Call to arms.—Cleanliness is next to
-godliness.—Fred: Would you elope
with anybody?—I don’t know where
I'm going.—I wish I could get
F
[13102, 13103 |
|
21177, |
29, 1909.) |
(F 75943, Apr. 24, |
[13119 |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
13172
RorTroGRAPH COMPANY—Continued.
around.—Jack-full— Japan wiping up
China.—Johnny on the spot.—Not
able to get around.—Oh! It’s nice to
be married.—She: Are you fond of
corn on the ear?—Showing her back-
bone.—Skyscraper.—Smile that comes
off every night.—Stitch in time saves
nine.—Tenderfoot.—We are itching to
get home. (H 125758-125760, 125762-—
125775, Apr. 14, 1909.)
ROYAL SPECIALTY Co., Cleveland, Obio.
[5 photographs | {13137-13141
Chest developer.—Feels good.—Full
current.—I always use it.—Smoothing
the wrinkles. (H 126347-126351, Apr.
30, 1909.)
| RUSHFORTH (WALTER E.), Lawrence,
Mass.
Lawrence, Mass... new Ayer
(FE 75936, Apr. 19, 1909; 2
[13142
mills.
e. Apr 24
1909. )
RUSSELL (WILLIS W.) CARD co., Mill-
town, N.. J. [13143, 13144
Our Mary. (F 15357, Apr. 6, 1909.)
Red Deer (Chief). (F 75356, Apr.
6, 1909.)
RUST CRAFT SHOP, Kansas City, Mo.
[18145-13149
Aw there aint no Sandy Claws. (F
75455, Feb. 12, 1909.)
I'm a blotter just made up to blot.
(F 75453, Feb. 12, 1909.)
I’m just a little blotter. (F 15452,
Feb. 12, 1909.)
I’m just made up to blot. (F 15454,
Feb. 12, 1909.)
Merry Christmas fellers. (F 75456,
Feb. 12, 1909.)
2 ec. of each Mar. 18, 1909.*
St.-GAUDENS (AUGUSTA H.). Windsor,
NEE: [13150
Mac Monnies (Frederick), carica-
ture; by Augustus St. Gaudens. (H
125941, Apr. 19, 1909.)
SANDERS (A. W.), St. Louis, Mo.
[13151
New and old St. Louis. (H 125878,
Apr. 16, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1909.)
Sarony (O7to) co., New York, N. Y.
[13152-13172
Ga Sux) a ee
(H 126118—
Jeffries (James J.).
Oe a ae OS Ke
126125, Apr. 24, 1909.)
16, 17. (H 126087, 126038, Apr.
21, 1909.)
Jeffries & Berger. 3, 5
(H 126126,
| 126127, Apr. 24, 1909.)
: 195
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18173
Sarony (Orro) co.—Continued.
Johnson (Jack),
By OL AR, ES) XZ LO Rio ee
125960-125968, Apr. 19, 1909.)
ScHEEN (Cora S.), Princeton, Minn.
[13173-13181
Princeton, Minn. 1-9.
126495, May 4, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
26, 1909.)
ScHENCK (S. C.),
photographs] [13182-13186
Best ever.—Black diamonds.—Can’t
be beat.—Maid and the coal.—Soft
and easy to start. (H 126342-126346,
Apr. 30, 1909.)
Scumipt (M.), Chicago, Il.
Landscape scene. (FEF 75835,
24, 1909.)
ScHrRorTer (H. M.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[138188
[13187
Apr.
Smallest book.
1909: -2-e2 Apr. 24,;: 1909.)
& Wor, “New... York,-N. 72-
[18189, 13190
Birds. (G 21488, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Indian scout.
1809.)
SCOFIELD (EUGENE B.), Indianapolis,
Ind. [13191-13225
Beguile me not with winsome arts.
(Hl 74214, Mar. ’8,°1909;°2°¢. Apr: 17;
1909. )
Best wishes for a merry Christmas.
GE..73739, Feb. (23, 1909:. 2: e:.Apre 17,
1909. )
Chimes of good cheer. (F 73721,
Feb. 23, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1909.)
Christmas Sifts... = 3P th Teiso—
73738, Feb. 23, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
17, 1909.)
Compliments for the season. (F
foto. Hep. 25. J909 2-2. 6 Apres da
1909.)
Dan Cupid brings, through —bur-
lesque ways. (FE 74215, Mar. 8, 1909;
2c. Apr. 29, 1909.)
Five aces in one deck. (F
Mar. 8, 1909; 2 ce. Apr. 17, 1909.)
Good cheer. (73722, Feb. 23, 1909;
2c. Apr. 17, 1909.)
Greetings for the season. (F 73723,
Feb. 25, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1909.)
ScHWAB
74216,
Greetings from Santa Claus. (F'|
| SHEAHAN
73734, Feb.
1909. )
Happy New Year. (F 74038, Mar. 3,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1909.)
Zo, 29092 2° e.
Apr. 17,
(H 126487- |
Chicago, Lil. [bs
(H 125424, Apr. 5, |
(G 21895, Apr. 19,
| (EF 74223, Mar.
1841.
| 1907.
| 29, 1908. )
| way.
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
| Scorretp (EucEnr B.)—Continued.
Vix ex Sade |
(Ho |
1,2. (F 738718, T3149) Pears,
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 17, 1909.)
I hold this hand. (F 74217, Mar. 8,
1909; 2 ec. Apr. 17, 1909.)
I wish you all the compliments of a
ao, season. (EF 738725, Feb. 23,
1909 ; 2 ec. Apr. 17, 1909.)
Lucky New Year. (F 73720, Feb.
28, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1909.)
Merry Christmas. 1-8. (F 73726— :
(31382, 73735, Web. 23), 1909-02 seus
each Apr. 17, 1909.)
Merry Christmas and a happy New >
Year. 1, 2. (F 13740, 73741, Feb: 22.3
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 17, 1909.)
Mockery of love! (F 74218, Mar. 8, ©
1909; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1909.)
Mockery of love you show. (F
74219, Mar. 8, 1909; 2 ec. Apr. 29, 1909.)
Straight confidence that love im-
parts. (F 74220, Mar. 8, 1909; 2 «e.
Apr. 17, 1909.)
Variety of maids there are. (F
74221, Mar. 8, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1909.)
What fools we mortals be! (F
74222, Mar.'8, 1909; 2 e. Apr. 29, 1909.)
Why, Lady Fortune, turn away?
8, 1909; 2 Gc Ape
1909.) |
Wishing you a merry Christmas.
(F 73733, Feb. 23, 1909; 2°¢) Apes.
1909.)
| Scorurrn (C. A.) & son, Mt. Jackson,
Va. [18226-13228
Flat Rock church of the Brethren
(EF 72280, Dec. 29, 1908.)
Flat Rock of the Brethren, built —
(F 72281, Dec. 29, 1908.)
House where first annual meeting
was held in Va. 1794. (KF 72279, Dec.
2 c. of each Apr. 26, 1909.
Scott (S. S.), Baltimore, Md. [13229
eee (Ue St Sa). figurehead. (H
1257038, Apr. 13, 1909.)
Scutt (SaraAH AMELIA), Smethport,
Pa. [138280, 1382381
Discobolus; by Myron, [replica
owned by] lLancelotti. (H 123604,”
| 123605, Mar. 8, 1909; 2 c. of each May
12, 1909.)
(MavricE T.), Brookline,
Mass. - [18232-13237
Gee whiz everything’s coming my
(F 76178, May 3, 1909.)
196
!
~ him down there.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
SHEAHAN (Maurice T.)—Continued.
Hold the line.
1909.)
I believe that any man’s life.
75048, Apr. 5, 1909.)
May I have the pleasure of your
company. (F 76179, May 3, 1909.)
Ring off! The line’s busy!
76320, May 7, 1909.)
Would you like to go automobiling.
(F 76180, May 38, 1909.)
(F
(F
SHINKLE (J. C.), Woodland, Cal.
[13238
California poppies. (H 126140, Apr.
26, 1909.)
Siegrist (HE. J.), North Bend, Wash.
[13239-13242
Big fur.
North Bend, Wash. 301.
Apr. 23, 1909.)
— 315, 316.
May 3, 1909.)
Simon (HeERMAN), Easton, Pa. [18243
To your good health. (F 75884,
Apr. 24, 1909.)
SINGER SEWING MACHINE co., Hliza-
beth, N. J. [18244
New York, N. Y., at night, Singer
paddies (PF (6217, May 1, 1909; 2 c.
May 2, 1909.)
SLEICHER (JOHN A.), president, New
Mork YN... Y. [13245
Little Johnny and the Taffy possums.
(F 76150, May 1, 1909.)
Beery. ), & CO.,, New York, N. Y.
[8 chromos] [18246-13248
First kiss.—Naughty pussy.—Three
members of a temperance society. (G
21338-21340, Apr. 15, 1909.)
SmitH (EE. Boyp), Wilton, Conn. [8
prints] [18249-13251
See that thing those geese are chas-
ing.—See those critters all standing in
a row.—That great bear has knocked
(EF (75771-75778, Apr.
(H 126091,
(BH 126427, 126428,
za, 1909.)
Smith (G. P.), St. Louis, Mo. [18252
Ladies will please make this unnec-
essary. (H 126032, Apr. 21, 1909.)
SMITH (WYNNE E.), Painesville,
Ohio. [13253
Painesville, Ohio, St. James men
and boys choir.
_ 1909.)
a oe
(F 76319, May 7, |
(H 126090, Apr. 23, 1909.) |
(H 126008, Apr. 20, |
|
13305
Snapp (J. H.), Washington, D. C. [4
photographs. ] [18254-13257
Ball room. 1, 2.—Music stand.—
President’s box. (H 124892-124895,
Mar. 267 1909; 1.4, of each Mar. 26,
1909; 1 c. of each Mar. 29, 1909.*)
STATE PUB. co., Boston, Mass.
[13258-13305
Ain’ it just jike a woman? ¢E
75405, Apr. 14, 1909.)
(F 75490, Apr. 15,
— (F 75748, Apr. 21,
— (F 75856, Apr. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 75858, Apr. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 76298, May 6, 1909.)
— (F 76301, May 6, 1909.)
—— (F 76308, May 6, 1909.)
Amos and Pete. (F 75406, Apr. 14,
1909. )
—— (I 75488,
—— (F 75746,
—— (F 75857,
—— (F 75861,
— (F 76299, May 6, 1909.)
— (F 76303, May 6, 1909.)
—— (F 76309, May 6, 1909.)
(F 75492,
1909. )
1909. )
15, 1909.)
Apr. 21, 1909.)
Apr. 26, 1909.)
Apr. 26, 1909)
Apr.
Bugtown budget. Apr.
| £5," £909.)
a a
—— (F 75899,
Apr. 21, 1909.)
Apr. 27, 1909.)
(FE 76250, May 5, 1909.)
Did you ever meet a Billipossum?
(F 75404, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Haster eggs should be boiled.
75489, Apr. 15, 1909.)
Gink and Dink. (F 75491, Apr. 15,
1909. )
—— (F 75750, Apr. 21, 1909.)
—— (F 75902, Apr. 27, 1909.)
—— (F 76246, May 5, 1909.)
—— (If 76249, May 5, 1909.)
Little pitchers make bad growlers.
(KE 75860, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Line is busy. (F 75496, Apr. 15,
1909. )
(Fk
Nick tackles the tackle. (EF 15747,
Apr. 21, 1909.)
Oh see the rudy glow. (F 75859,
Apr. 26, 1909.)
Petes have found a flat. (EF 76302,
May 6, 1909.)
Petes make a foxy move. (F 76810,
May 6, 1909.)
Reggie Rahbrah.
1909.)
— (F 75782,
ee
—— (F 75901,
—— (F' 76251,
(EF 75494, Apr. 15,
21, 1909.)
21, 1909.)
27, 1909.)
5, 1909.)
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Ada ae
LOF
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13306
STATE PUB. CO.—-Continued.
Show me. (F 75495, Apr. 15, 1909.)
(EK 757538, Apr. 21, 1909.)
—— (F 75900, Apr. 27, 1909.)
—— (F 76247, May 5, 1909.)
To move or not to move? (F 76300,
May 6, 1909.)
Uxtra! Uxtra!
1909. )
—— (F 75751,
— (F 75897,
—— (F 75898,
—— (F 76248,
(EB 754938, Apr. 15,
Apr. 21. £969, )
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Apr. 27, 1909.)
May 5, 1909.)
& BROS., Chi-
[13306
(F 75360, Apr. 3,
STEVENS (CHARLES A.)
cago, Ill.
On the boulevard.
1909.)
STOKES (F. A.) co., New York, N. Y.
[18807, 138308
Rip Van Winkle. (F 758388, Apr. 24,
1909.)
— (F 76153, May 1, 1909.)
STONE (FRED L.), Chickasha, Okla.
[13309
Chickasha, Okla. (H 125487, Apr. 8,
1909.)
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[13310-13315
Adams (BE. B.) (H 125581, Apr. 10,
1909; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1909. )
Hook (W. C.). (Hi 125582, Apr a0:
1909; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1909.)
——— B. (HH 125986, Apr.. 19, 1909.)
_Kreismann (F. H.) A. (H 125685,
mr. 12. 1909 - 2 ¢ Apr 12, 1909:)
Sanborn (W. H.) (H 125583, Apr.
10, 1909; 2 ec. Apr. 19, 1909.)
Van Devanter (W.) (H 125584,
Apr. 10, 1909; 2c. Apr. 19, 1909. )
STREET & SMITH, New York, N. Y.
[13316
Eames (Mme. Emma) (F 75434,
Apr. 14, 1909.)
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [13317-13341
[Posters] 09-C-28, 09-C-50. (G
208838, 20884, Feb. 10, 1909: 2 c. of each
Apr. 12, 1909.)
09-—B-96. (G 20879, Feb. 10,
1909 ; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1909.)
— 09-R-112. (G 20983, Feb. 11
1909; 2 c. Mar. 11, 1909.)
09-C-73. (G 20977, Feb. 11,
1909; 2 ¢. Apr, 12, 1909)
09—C-49, 09—C-—80, 09—C-S1. (G
20975, 20978, 20979, Feb. 11, 1909: 2 c
of each May 5, 1909.)
pt. tv, n. s., v.4
STROBRIDGE LITHOSRAPHING Co.—Cont’d.
09-R-26. (G 21119, Mar. 5,
1909; 2 ¢. Apr. 1. 33ea8)
09-R-207, O09-R-72, 09—-C—206,
09-—B-230. (G 21120-21122, 21124,
Mar. 5, 1909; 2 c. Of ‘each Ape.
1908. )
09-B-212. (G 21208, Mar. 22,
1909:;. 2 .c. Apr. 1;,4908)
—— 09-B-62. (G 21203; Mar e322,
1909; 2 c. May 5, 1909.)
N. Y. 18008, 09-B-51, 09-B-—
207. (G 21199, 21200; 21205) Maree
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 12, 1909.)
09—R-738, O9-R-113, 09—R-210,
N. Y. 13030, N. ¥. 1303505 Yost aieeee
N. Y. 18040, N. Y¥. 138041. (@ 21449=
21458, 21456-21458, Apr. 23, 1909; 2
c. of each May 5, 1909.)
Stroup (W. J.), Rock Springs, Wyo.
[138342
Cloudy day for the Old faithful
inn. (H 125469, Apr. 7, 1909; 2 c. Apr.
16, 1909.)
STRUB (J. M.). Beaver Malls; Pa:
[13343
Beaver Falls, Pa. (H 126424, May
3, 1909. )
STUART (JAMES C.), Lewistown, ~-
Idaho. [13344-13346 —
Yellow Bull (Chief) A-G) {ff
126034-126036, Apr. 22, 1909.)
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE OF LONDON, San
Francisco, Cal. [13347-13349
London, Eng. 1-3. (G 21431-21488,
Mar. 5, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 5, 1909.)
SUPERIOR COLOR PRESS, Toledo, Ohio.
[4 chromos] [13350-13353
Close decision.—Good bunt.—Safe.—
South paw. (G 21290-21298, Apr. 6,
1909. )
SWEET BRos., Minneapolis, Minn.
: [13854
Maple sugar camp. (H 126064, Apr.
22, 1909.)
TABER-PRANG ART COMPANY, Springfield,
Mass. [13355
Mary hath chosen the better part.
4835. (F 74803, Mar. 26, 1909.)
TAGGART (M. W.), Roselle, N. J.
[13356-18367
[Bathers. Ser. 25, 1-6, Ser. 26, 1-6.]
(G 21502-21518, May 3, 1909.)
198
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nos. 18-21, May, 1909
13459
TAMMEN (H. H.), Denver, Colo. [383
prints. ] [18868-13400
And may this find you in good
health.—As I beheld a rosebud.—Best
wishes of the Easter morn.—Corralled.
—Cowboy race with wild bronchos.—
Cupidity.— Dear friend, some are after
honor.—Easter greetings.—Gloria in
excelsis.—Greetings of this Easter
time.—Grub wagon.—Have been de-
tained here unexpectedly.—He is risen.
—Here’s to blue eyes.—Here’s to the
light that lies in woman’s eyes.—I
dreamt I dwelt in marble halls.—I
hope ‘twill not offend.—I send this
card.—I tried to pen a greeting.—If I
were a honey-bee.—It’s not for show.—
Just pals.—Letter from home.—Many
happy returns of the day.—May Easter
joys be thine——No question asked.—
Omen of good luck.—Please accept be-
tween our meetings.—Queen of Bar
Tee ranch.—They make you feel like a
rocky-fellow.—Way aint sunny.—West-
ern thoroughbreds.—Yes, forever. (F
75555-75587, Apr. 19, 1909. )
TAMMEN (H. H.) co., Denver, Colo.
[13401
haw epues. (H 16305, May 6,
1909. )
TAYLOR ART co., Philadelphia, Pa.
prints. |
Accident. — Application. — Ascent.
Descent.—Discovery.—In flight. (Fr
75956-75961, Apr. 29, 1909.)
TeBps (Rorert W.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[13408-13411
[6
New York. N.
Science church, interior. A—D.
126314126317, Apr. 20, 1909.)
TEEL (Ropert), White Haven, Pa.
(H
Milk and egg post card.
Apr. 23, 1909.)
TEES (HowarpD), West Point, Miss.
| 15402-13407 |
Y., First Christian | 1909.)
[13413-13422
West Point, Miss. 1-10. (Hi
126456126465, May 3, 1909.)
Ten Myvck (W. P.), Roselle, N. J.
chromos. |
Sides tennis.—School days.—When the
circus comes to town. (G 21479-
21482, Apr. 29, 1909.)
THAYER (PorTER C.), Williamsville,
Vt. [5 photographs]
[13427-13431
After the storm, Smith brook, New-
fane, Vt.—Feeding the sheep.—Just
[4 |
[13423-13426
Canadian police—Other games be |
THAYER (PortTER C.)—Continued.
arrived from the wood lot.—Sunset
lake, near Williamsville, Vt.—Tapping
the sugar lot. (H 126110-126114, Apr.
24, 1909.)
THOMPSON (WILLIAM B.), Waco, Tex.
[13482-13435
Food baby. 14. (H 126335-126338,
Aipr: , 297 19002 2.6: iof Jeack <Aprs::20;
1909. )
TOLMAN (FRED). Brockton, Mass.
[13486-13439
Coalantha Johanna Lad. (F 76181,
May 3, 1909.)
Fair time. (F 16182, May 3, 1909.)
Taking a flyer. (EF 175359; Apr o ds;
1909. )
Something to crow about.
May 3, 1909.)
(F 76183,
TootH (ARTHUR) & SONS, New York,
Me. [13440
Williams (Mrs.) as Saint Cecelia;
by Sir Thomas Lawrence.
Mar. 27, 1909.)
(F 74815,
TRIBUNE COMPANY, Chicago, III.
[13441-13457
Boys and girls own page. (F 75274,
Apr. 12, 1909.)
Clarence Culpepper.
12, 1909.)
eee,
—— (Ff
—— (F
Danny Dreamer.
CST
(FE Apr.
75553, Apr. 19, 1909.)
75862, Apr. 26, 1909.)
16232, May 5, 1909.)
(i 75271, Apr: 4d.
—— (F
—— (F
See
Mamma’s
75551, Apr. 19, 1909.)
75865, Apr. 26, 1909.)
76234, May 5, 1909.)
ehild: GF
-——O-=—
angel
"| Apr. 12, 1909.)
— (F 75554, Apr. 19, 1909.)
—— (F 75863, Apr. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 76233, May 5, 1909.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s
(aZi3,) Apr.: 12. 1909.)
—— (F 75552, Apr. 19, 1909.)
—— (F 75864, Apr. 26, 1909.)
—— (F 76235, May 5. 1909.)
stories.
iortiae £O: H.).. Chicago, Ll.
[18458, 13459
Bunch of racers and judges boat.
(H 126353, Apr. 30. 1909; 2 c. Apr. 16,
1909. )
Good stiff puff. (H 1263854, Apr. 30,
1909; 2 ec. Apr. 16, 1909.)
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13460
ULLMAN MFG. co., New York, N. Y.
[18460-13469
[Christmas cards] Series 140,
2402-2407. (EF 75885-75890, Apr. 27,
1909. )
[Thanksgiving cards] Series 189, |
2398-2401. (F 75881-75884, Apr. 27,
1909.)
UNDERHILL (IRVING), Jersey City, N. J.
[13470-13472
| U 116412, U 116446, U0 (116467,
New York, N. Y. E 428, E 422, |
E 421. (H 125883-125885, Apr. 16,
1909; 2 c. of each May 1, 1909.)
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
Ne: [18473-13660
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 45083,
U 67627, U 88072, U 114785, U 116273.
(99. 125558—-125562. Apr. 10, 1909; 2°¢
of each Apr. 12, 1909.)
— == (116170, U 116182. 0 116185:
PartotS7 U 1G238. U1 62s05 oi
4946330, U 116454, U 116458. (H
125717-125725, Apr. 14, 1909.)
U 38922, U 40282, U 44469,
838949, U 85451, U S8088, U 92784, U
92844, U 938591, U 96004, U 98393, U
99975, U 1003895, U 100464, U 100711,
iB 100765, A) LOOTTT.~ OU 100Sss27 “Ui
101096, U 107859, U 112811, U 114093,
Ui al4 787, U
145905, U 115915, U 115916; UD 115926;
ethos? T).. Li59s3:
125840, Apr. 15, 1909.)
——U 87946, U 106686, U 1138710,
U 116400, U 116449. (H 125930-
125934, Apr. 17, 1909.)
U
105778, U 116088, U 116040, U 116051,
U 116052, U
116076, U 116084, U 116088.
125969125981, Apr. 19, 1909.)
U 114588, U 114596, U 114597,
U 114602, U 114604, U 114607, U
114611, U 114617.
Apr. 23, 1909.)
U 41158,
(H
| U 116279, U- A%6287,
bee
115899, U 115900, U |
(H...125810— "|
U 33631, U 42353, U 57338, U |
pt. Iv. n. s., v. 4
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWooD—Continued.
116725, U 116765, U 116794, U 116904,
U. 116907, U 1691s.) ieee
126405, May 1, 1909.)
U 28903, U 91292, U 116175, U
116178, U 116195, U 116200, U 116204,
U_ 116209, U 116257, 0D diez
116317, U 116372, U 1163878, U 116394,
U
(H. 126506-126524,
116549, U 116555.
May 5, 1909.)
—— VU 116211, U 1ie2h ae
U 116228, U 116286, U hea
116247, U 116260, U 116264, U 116270,
U 116293, U.
116295, U 116300, U 1163803, U 116304,
U 116807, U 116325, 07> iiGsag
116341, U 1163852, U 116355, U 116357,
U 116869, U 1163875, °U “Siesszne
116386, U 116398, U 116401, U 116440,
U 116441, U 116448, U 116450, U
116451, U 116461, U 116470, U 1164783,
U 116477, U 116481,- 0) ieee
116523, U 116531, U 116536, U 116544,
116561. (H 126554126599, May 5,
1809. )
UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO., Lowell,
Mass. [13661
U. S. magazine rifle. (I 75508, Apr.
16, 1909.)
U. S. FASHION & SAMPLE BOOK CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [18662-13664
Seen at the game. (G 21445, Apr.
28, 1909.)
Three beauties.
1909.)
Styles for fall.
(G 21444, Apr. 23,
(G 21446, Apr. 28,
/ 1909.)
116056, U 116058, U |
(H 126092-126099, |
J 76235, U 87555, U |
415592, U 116214, U 116224, U 116815, |
U 116325, U 116346, U 116485, U
116489, U 116498, U 116628, U 116629,
MeerGsor, U 116672; Uo 1leTi7: (A
126165-126181, Apr. 26, 1909.)
U 87266, U 104575, U 116669,
U 116764. . (H 126281-126284, Apr. 28,
1909.)
U 82717, U 34417, U 34448, U
38359, U 38409, U 55119, U 895383, U
89734, U 89824, U 90006, U 90096, U
104693, U 116348, U 116415, U 116512, |
U 116515, U 116607,
116660, U 116663, U 116668, U 116674,
DU; A16675,. U sa 6T9, oO 116720)
eR Gte tat
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH CO., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [18665-13695
[Posters] 11564, 11988, 12022, 12028.
(G 21280, 21285, 21286, 21281, Apr:
5, 1909.)
11986, 12075, 11989.
21319, Apr. 10, 1909.)
12069. (G 21820, Apr. 12, 1909.
Bad lands; Manege acts. (G
21236, 2138387, Apr. 15) 2903m
11940, 12032, 12054,
(G 21397-21401,
(G 21317T-
12067,
12072. Apr. ae:
1909. )
—— 12019, 12020, 12038.
21429, Apr. 21, 1909.)
—— 12018, 12024, 12025, 12043.
21436-21489, Apr. 22, 1909.)
—— 11936. (G 21459, Apr. 24, 1909.)
12070, 12071, 12085, 12102. (G
(G 21427-
(G
| 21461-21464, Apr. 26, 1909.)
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH co.—Cont’d.
—— 11987, 12041, 12042, 12105. (G
21498-21501, May 3, 1909.)
VaN KENNEL (THEOPHILUS), New
Verk, N.Y. [13696
Witching waves. (G 214385, Apr. 22,
1909.)
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
ms Yi [18697-13716
Belated meal. (H 126016, Apr. 21,
1909.)
Cigarette making. (H 1263811, Apr.
29, 1909.)
Dime noyel Dan. (H 126810, Apr.
29, 1909.)
Dynamite waistcoat. (H 1255389,
Apr. 10, 1909.)
Faithful fool.
1909. )
False accusation.
29, 1909.)
For her country’s sake.
Apr. 29, 1909.)
Forgiven; or, Father and son.
125544, Apr. 10, 1909.)
©) 126015, Apr. 21,
(H 125548, Apr. 10,
(H 126307, Apr.
(H 126309,
(H
Grin and win.
1909.)
Pe nest Siri: (H 126019, Apr. 21,
1909. )
Infernal machine. (H 126812, Apr.
29, 1909.)
Lost sheep. (H 125545, Apr. 10,
1909.)
Marathon craze. (H 126014, Apr.
21, 1909.)
Marriage of convenience. (H 125541,
Apr. 10, 1909. )
Old sweetheart of mine. (H 126306,
Apr. 29, 1909.)
Outcast or heroine.
10, 1909.)
Plain Mame.
1909. )
Sculptor’s love.
1909. )
Tax on bachelors.
10, 1909.)
Where there’s a will there’s a way.
(H 126018, Apr. 21, 1909.)
WALTON (WILLIAM R.), Albuquerque,
N. Mex. [18717-13720
Rio Grande (The) 1-8. (H 125926-
125928, Apr. 17, 1909.)
Sandias (The). (H 125929, Apr. 17,
1909.)
(H 125542, Apr.
iit 126308, Apr.. 29,
CE, 126017, Apr. 21,
(H 125540, Apr.
13776
WaTeERS (R. J.) AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH
co., San Francisco, Cal. [13721
San Francisco, April, 1909. (H
1256387, Apr: 12, 1909.)
Watt (JOHN F.), Lewistown, Mont.
[3 photographs]. [18722-13724
Crystal lake, Snowy mountains,
Mont.—Crystal lake shadows, Snowy
mountains, Mont.—Spring creek drive.
(H 126011-126018, Apr. 21, 1909.)
WELLS (C. J.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[18725
Lady riding ostrich. (H 125873,
Apr. 14, 1809.)
WESSLER (Huco), New York, N. Y.
[13726-13731
Cupid’s diary. To my valentine.
1-6. (G 21466-21471, Apr. 29, 1909.)
West (L. E.), Rock Island, III.
[18732-18735
Bridge over Coal creek. (H 125682,
Apr. 12, 1909.)
Rock Island: arsenals: 1.12.9 -GE
125680, 125681, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Scene on Coal creek. (H 1256838,
Apr. 12, 1909.)
WEST COAST ART Co., inc., Los Angeles,
Cal. [24 photographs]
[13736-18759
Eagle Rock valley, Cal.—Redondo,
Cal, \2-—San- Pedro, ' Cal... Has
Wood lumber co.—Tucson, Ariz.—
Twin Buttes, Ariz. (H 125295-125300,
Apr. 3, 1909-)
Bisbee, Ariz.—Douglas, Ariz. 1, 2.—
Lowell, Ariz. 1, 2. (H 125993-125997,
Apr. 20, 1909.)
Arizona mining property.—Arizona,
University of— Bisbee, Ariz.— Eagle
Rock valley, Cal.— Fresno, Cal. —
Nogales, Cal.—San Louis Obispo,
Cal.—San Pedro, Cal. 1, 2.—Stock-
ton, Cal.—Tombstone, Ariz.—Tucson,
Ariz.—Wilmington, Cal. (H 126143-
126155, Apr. 26, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
27, 1909.)
WESTERMANN (ANNA BURNHAM), New
Vork, N.Y. [13760-13764
Bedelia. (F 76338, May 7, 1909.)
Effect. (KF 75458, Apr. 15, 1909.)
Elaine. (F 75460, Apr. 15, 1909.)
Esther. (F 75461, Apr. 15, 1909.)
Hthel. (EF 75459, Apr. 15, 1909.)
WHITE (H. C.) company, North Ben-
nington, Vt. [18765-13776
Blue bird nest in a hollow stump.
G2S8. iG: 126267, “Apri: 27, 19093. 2°.
Apr. 28, 1909.)
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13777
WHITE (H. C.) company—Continued.
Cecropia moth and cocoons. 6287.
(H 126268, Apr. 27, 1909; 2.c. Apr. 28,
1909. )
Cedar swamp and turtles. 6286.
(H 126269, Apr. 27, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1909. )
Common Virginia opussum. 6228.
(H 126429, May 3, 1909.)
Feeding the family blue bird with
worm. 6289. (H 125688, Apr. 12,
1909. )
Great northern shrike. 6290. (H
126430, May 3, 1909.)
London, England. 2621. (H126270,
Apr. 27, 1909; 2 ce. Apr. 28, 1909.)
Muchan and Yongste, China.
(H 126431, May 3, 1909.)
Nest and eggs of great horned owl.
6284.. (H 126432, May 3, 1909.)
Nest of the song sparrow, young just
Ratched.” 6292. (E1262), Apr 2%
1909; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1909.)
Orphan island, China.
126433, May 3, 1909.)
Young cotton tail rabbit hiding
among leaves. 6230. (H 126272, Apr.
27, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1909.)
4447.
4443. (H
WHITE CITY ART CO., Chicago, Ill. [26
prints. | [18777-13802
April.—Autumn.—Boulevard trip.—
Dancing girl.—Destination (The).—
June.—May.—Mystic fortune teller.
A-D.—Playing two games at once.—
Queen of the ball.—Run through the
park.—Sea shore ride.—Spring.—Un-
masked.—W ooing. (EF 75410-75427,
Apr. 14, 1909.)
Mystic fortune teller. H-L. (KE
75737-15744, Apr. 21, 1909.)
WHITNEY (FRANK), Hubbard Woods,
Il. [188038
Hight by the six. (F 75854, Apr. 26,
1909. )
Warcox (CW: E.); Pert “Townsend:
Wash. [13804
Mount Baker. (H 125942, Apr. 19,
1909.)
WILLIAMS (May), Philadelphia, Pa.
[13805
Bull dog. -(H 126130, Apr. 14, 1909;
2e. Apr. 24, 1909.)
WILLIAMSON-HAFFNER ENGRAVING .CO.,
Denver, Colo. [32 prints]
[13806-18837
And you may get the glad hand
everywhere.—Beet it kid.—Both day
20
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WILLIAMSON-HAFFNER ENGRAVING CO.—
Continued.
and night.—Chums. Uapeee old hotel
man.—Do you ever think of poor little
me. — Friendship.— Here I met a
daisy.—I can’t express the thoughts.—
I know it’s hard..—I’m far away.—l
send this littl magnet.—I send it on
to you:—I think of you.—If my
thoughts could take wing.—If of me
you still think well.—In the happy
chain of memory.—Just brush the cob-
webs off.—Last penny to my name I’d
spend.—Likes of U make the whole
world glad.—May friendship’s bonds
grow strong and tight.—Oft in the
evening twilight—Oh what a striking-
mateh I’d make.—Peach like you
should pear with me.—Put in a full
week here.—Special bound for.—This
is the way a knife would look.—When
yer feelin’ kinder grumpy.—Where’er
I go.—Where’er you go.—Yes Ive
often tried to figure-——You know how
much I love you. (F 73862-73888,
73890-73894, Feb. 26, 1909; 2 ¢c. of
each Apr. 26, 1909. )
Woop (Harry), Kansas City, Mo.
[18838-18841
Intellectual pup. (F 75336, Apr. 12,
1909; 2 ce. Apr. 14, 1909.)
(F 75602, Apr. 19, 1909s. 2ec
21, 1909.)
CE (5855, Apr
Apr. 28, 1909.)
(Ff 76185, May 3, 1908327
May 5, 1909.)
Woop (Otis F.), New York, N. Y.
[13842-13858
Bub, he’s always to blame. (F 75535,
Apr. 17, 1909.)
—— (F 75842, Apr. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 76157, May 1, 1909.)
(IF 75539,
Apr.
26, 19095 2¢;
Kid Cut Up’s puzzle.
Apr. 17, 1909.)
— (PF 75845, Apr. 24-0809
Things as they ought to be.
Todel, Apr. 17, 19093
(F 75848, Apr. 24, 1909.)
—— (F-76159, May 1, 15055)
Sambo and his funny noises.
75584, Apr. 1/7;.1909;)
— (F 75840, Apr. 24, 1909.)
(E 76156, May 1, 19093)
Those rediculous questions.
75588, Apr. 27, 1909.)
(I 75844, Apr. 24, 1909.)
—— (F 76160, May 1, 1909.)
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(FE
(EF
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
Woop (Orts F.)—Continued.
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(Ff 75586, Apr. 17, 1909.)
-—— (F 75841, Apr. 24, 1909.)
—_— (F 76158, May 1, 1909.) |
WoopWARD & TIERNAN PRTG. CoO., St.
Louis, Mo. [13859
Niagara falls. (FF 75548, Apr. 19,
1909. )
WricgHT & GOODNER, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. [13860, 13861
Pharoah’s daughter. (H 126274,
Apr. 28, 1909.
Twilight dreams.
28, 1909.)
ZAHNER (M. H.) Niagara Falls, N. Y.
[13862-13870
Fort Niagara, dynamiting ice jam.
(H 126137, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Lewiston, N. Y., ice jam. 1-6.
125911—-125916, Apr. 16, 1909.)
—— Suspension bridge threatened
(H 126275, Apr.
(HI |
Masnesee jam. (H 126139, Apr. 26,
1909. ) |
Mounestown, N. Y., ice jam. (H |
126138, Apr. 26, 1909.)
ZIMMERMAN (C. EH.) co., Chicago, I.
[69 prints. ] [13871-13939
Back to school.—Before winter.—
Coming events.—Fur time.—Old Kris
Kringle.—Peaches are ripe.—Spring
fancies. — Thanksgiving offering. —
Things for parties—Winter cloaks.
(F 74932-74941, Mar. 31, 1909; 2 ¢. of
each Apr. 17, 1909.)
Be ready.—Before winter.—Brides,
graduates.—First pick—Home com-
| Satisfying linen
| goods.—Summer
| remnants.—Summer
AND PRINTS, ETC.
13940
ZIMMERMAN (C. EE.) co.—Continued.
forts.—Ribbons and _ laces.—Spring
millinery.—Summer things.—Sure sign
of spring.—Vacation. (IF 74968-74977,
Apr i 109) 2G... Of -each: Apr. il,
1909. )
Autumn millinery.—Blanket sale.—
Carpets and rugs.—Hosiery showing.—
Quality.—Seasonable goods.—Spring
garments.—Wash goods sale.—We’re
cutting prices.—Winter clearance. (F
75394-75408, Apr. 5, 1909; 2 c. of each
Apr. 14, 1909. )
Anniversary sale.—Before summer.—
| Clearing out summer lines.—Clearing
silks.—Colored goods.—Don’t miss our
fur sale—bDraperies, portiers.—Has-
| ter opening.—Fabrics from o’er the
world.—Fall wraps.—Fur prices to
make fast selling—Girl behind the
counter.—He found us overstocked.—
Home _ dressmaking.—Knit goods.—
Lingerie.—Little price, little things.—
Lookout bargains. — New importa-
tions.—New things in furs.—Overload-
ed sale.—Piece goods sale.—Price
noise.—Prices blown to pieces.—Prices
down.—Prices to move white goods.
sale.—Shrewd buy-
fancies. Summer
millinery.—Summer
shades.—Under-
priced undermuslins. Unloading
sale.-—Warm clothes.—What’s __ the
style-—Winter millinery.—Wise shop-
pers. (F 75164-75202, Apr. 8, 1909; 2
ec. of each Apr. 17, 1909.)
ers. — Summer
ZUVER (LEE L.), Tionesta, Pa. [18940
Tronesta,. Pa: M. EB. churches WG
125751, Apr. 14, 1909.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Catalogue
since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit__ 4, 874
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit____ 1, 056
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit
6, 713
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FINE ARTS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy of the photograph is always omitted when the photograph has
been received on the day of entry. The notice after the first title, if printed in full,
would read: “ Copyright by Mary B. Adelsperger, Chicago, III.
29195, April 13, 1909; 1 photograph received April 13, 1909.”
Class) 1, XXc, no:
ADELSPERGER (Mary B.), Chicago, Ill.
[18941
Buddy, the incensed god. Seated
figure of an oriental holding in his lap
a lotus flower. (I 29195, Apr. 18,
1909.)
ADLEMAN (SAMUEL), Boston, Mass.
[18942
Grief. Placque of a nude female |
figure, bent on hands and knees.
29690, May 10, 1909.)
ALMIRALL (RAYMOND FRANCIS), New
Work, N:-Y. [189438
New York, N. Y., Blackwell’s island.
Perspective view of proposed park de-
velopment. (I 29538, Apr. 29, 1909.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC
Wor WN. Y.
Fore ’N’ aft.
standing in a boat, holding a line.
29575, May 1, 1909.)
(I
co., New
[13944-13947
(I
Good catch. Wowan kneeling pull-—
ing up out of a hole in the ice two
fish. (I 29689, May 10, 1909.)
Rosa del Monte.
tion, woman in foreground.
May 6, 1909.)
Secrets 39107.
bily clothed seated on
29347, Apr. 23, 1909.)
ANARGYROS (S.), New York, N. Y
a step. (I
Vanderbilt cup race. Country road
with two or three automobiles racing.
(1 20263, Apr. 21, 1909.)
ANDERSON (Lewis M.), Atlanta, Ga.
3949
Punk: The god of things that other |
people do. God or joss seated cross-
legged upon a base or pedestal. (I
29593, May 3, 1909.)
ARNOT (RoBERT), Paris, France.
[18950, 13951
Diver (The). King of Sicily throw-
ing a golden cup into the sea, young |
knight looking at cup.
21, 1909.)
(I 29257, Apr.
An elderly fisherman ,
Tobacco planta- |
(I 29617, |
Two children shab- |
[13948
| oe
ARNOT (RoBERT)—Continued.
Petit déjeuner. Young woman in a
night robe, in the right hand is held
acup. (I 28845, Mar. 26, 1909.)
BATCHELDER (CHARLES FLETCHER),
Chicago, Ill. [138952
Lincoln (Abraham).
(I 29587, May 3, 1909.)
Portrait mask.
BECKWITH (CARROLL), United States.
[13953
Wreath of orange blossoms. Young
girl listening to the whisperings of
| eupid. (1 29569, May 1, 1909.)
BENNETT (C. K.), Owatonna, Minn.
[138954
Holstein cattle in pasture; by Oskar
Gross. <A late afternoon landscape
with Holstein cows in the foreground.
Ch 29137 Apr. 9, 4909.)
Bere (W.), New York, N. Y.
[18955-13960
Aeroplane. Goblin with wings rid-
ing astride a flying beetle. (I 29633,
May 7, 1909.
At play. Goblin with wings, flying
a kite consisting of a large leaf. (I
| 29628, May 7, 1909.)
Feeding time. Goblin with wings
| standing on a leaf feeding a young
bird. (I 29629, May 7, 1909.)
Harvest time. Goblin with wings
removing a berry from a bunch of
| grapes. (I 29631, May 7, 1909.)
Mending. A bee mending the wing
of a goblin. (I 29680, May 7, 1909.)
Sunshade. Goblin with wings hold-
ing a mushroom over his head. (I
| 29632, May 7, 1909.)
| BERINGER Mill Valley,
Cal. [13961
I will come back. Bust of a man
mounted on a block, a club and in-
| scription on the block. (I 29255, Apr.
| 20, 1909.)
(ALLAN C.),
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13962
BILLIKEN SALES ©oO., New York, N. Y.
[13962
Billiken’s dog. A dog squatted on
its haunches with fore legs straight,
large head with drooping ears. (I
29192, Apr. 13, 1909.)
BIRCHFIELD (CHARLES ARTHUR), New
Works N.Y: [18965
Bull. Tongue projected, ears ex-
tended, horns curved, tail pointing up-
ward. (1 29537, Apr. 29, 1909.)
BoinEAu (PHILIP), New York, N. Y.
[18964
Music. Three girls at the opera, all
in evening dress. (I 29151, Feb. 20,
1909; 1 photo Apr. 22, 1909.
BonTtT& (CHARLES E.) New York,
ii, Bw a [13965
Flunk chaser, the college cat. Smil-
ing cat seated on oblong base. (I
29362, Apr. 26,-1909.)
BOSTON PLASTIC ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[13966
Yamakin. Statue, infant heathen
idol seated on a shrine grasping club.
(I 29147, Apr. 10, 1909.)
BRAUN, CLEMENT & CO., Paris, France.
[13967-13969
Indische taenzerin; by Victor
Schram. Dancing girl, nude to waist,
fancy skirt, holding garland of roses.
(I 29388, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Ruse feminine 5833; by J. Worms.
Table at which are seated a man anda
woman ii Spanish costume; the man
is picking up a fan which is on the
floor. (I 29624, Dec. 31, 1908.*)
Saulaie de la Meuse (Holland)
8475; by <A. Stengelin. Scene on
banks of a river; a windmill, beside
which is a sail boat. (I 29623, Dec.
ol; 1908." )
BRENNER (Victor), New York, N. Y.
[13970
Roosevelt (Theodore) Portrait me-
dajlion facing to the left. (I 291388,
Apr. 9, 1909.)
BREUKER & KESSLER Co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [13971-13977
Girl in evening gown and wearing
Coan wo.) 243... (1, 29148,. sA pr, 0:
1909. )
Girl in evening gown, seated on
chair, with head resting on left arm.
No. 261. (I 29145, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Girl in evening gown, seated on
divan, with cloak thrown over one
adem. No; 210). (1 29144, Apr:10,
1909. )
BREUKER & KESSLER Co.—Continued.
Girl seated on chair with head in-
clined to the left. No. 260. (1 29142)
Apr. 10, 1909.)
Girl standing behind table mixing
recipe from cook book. No. 266. (I
29140, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Girl, wearing evening gown.
259. (I 29141, Apr. 10, 1909.)
Little girl holding pussy cat with
doll’s go-cart containing doll, in rear.
(I 29146, Apr. 10, 1909.)
BROMBERG (HENRY A.), Battle Creek,
Mich. [18978
Elk’s head and antlers with dial of
clock and star between the antlers.
(I 29230, Apr. 17, 1909.)
No.
Brown & BieEetow, St. Paul, Minn.
[18979-13991
(John); by E. P. Seidel.
and shoulders, surrounded by
wreath. (I 29160, Apr:
Adams
Head
laurel
1909. )
Art nouveau; by E. P. Seidel.
Woman, head to left meeting gaze of
man. (I 29164, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Ceres and her work; by E. P. Seidel.
The goddess Ceres, scythe in her hand,
to the right and left are two groups of
children. (I 29163, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Daisy. Girl dressed in hunting cos-
tume. (I 29169, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Dora. Girl, sleeves rolled up, bare-
headed, holds golf-bag. (I 29172, Apr.
12, 1909.)
Evelyn. Fencing girl, white sailor
waist, black tie and black heart. (I
29165, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Florence. Girl low neck white suit,
she poised ready to throw a bowling
ball. (I 29168, Apr. 12, 19092)
Jefferson (Thomas) ; by E. P. Seidel.
Head and shoulders, at top to the ex-
treme left a candlestick and some
books. (I 29162, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Julia. Girl with sweater, skates on
her shoulder. (I 29171, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Kate. Girl in low neck Sailor suit,
holds a paddle. (I 29166, Apr. 12,
1909. )
Laura. Girl in riding habit, holds a
whip. (I 29167, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Marguerite. Girl leaning forward
holding between her fingers a basket-
ball (229170, Apr. 12, 19082)
Washington (George); by H. P.
Seidel. Head and shoulders, around
which there is a holly wreath. (I
29161, Apr. 12, 1909.)
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nos. 18-21, May, 1909
Burtey & TYRRELL Co., Chicago, I11.
[18992
Chicago athletic association plate.
Decorative design for pottery and
ehina showing an ornamental border.
(I 29627, May 7, 1909.)
CARY (WM. DE LA MONTAGUE), New
work, W.. ¥. [18998, 18994
On trail to camp. Mare being led by
squaw, colt following, mare dragging
lodgeskin, with girl sitting on it. (I
29346, Apr. 7, 1909.)
Pets of the tepee. Indian girl driv-
ing dog which carries a pannier on
each side. (I 29345, Apr. 7, 1909.)
CHuRcH & DWIGHT CoO.,
i o's
New York,
[13995
Proud of her brood. Mother hen
surrounded by young chickens and
ducklings. (I 29603, May 5, 1909.)
Coca COLA co., Atlanta, Ga. [13996
Springtime. Girl, large hat trimmed
with roses, light waist. (I 29447, Apr.
28, 1909.)
Sormase (Ps F.) & son, New York,
NOX. [18997-13999
Artist (The): by Maxfield Parrish.
Man in-long coat and soft hat, sitting
on a camp-stool amid a number of
large rocks. (I 29391, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Lone fisherman; by Maxfield Par-
rish. A lone man sitting on a rock
with his fishing pole held in both
hands. (I 29194, Apr. 18, 1909.)
Not worrying about her rights; by
Charles Dana Gibson. Pretty, ingenu-
ous-looking young girl, with hair
loosely waving, appealing look in her
eyes. (I 29392, Apr. 27, 1909.)
COSMOPOLITAN LITHOGRAPH co., New
Mork, IN. Y. [14000, 14001
Between two fires. Two puppies on
first panel, five mice in second panel,
and three kittens in lower panel. (I
29608, May 5, 1909.)
Little sweetheart. Young child with
golden curls at side of head wreathed
in flowers. (I 29602, May 5, 1909.)
Course (EH. I.), New York, N. Y.
[14002-14004
Hunting the deer. Two Indians
crouching behind trees looking at deer
who has come down to the water to
drink. (I 29548, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Indian girl. Indian girl on Pueblo
house top leaning on wall, jar in fore-
ground. (I 29547, Apr. 29, 1909.)
)
nd
$5120 —_09-——3
ARTS
14015
CoursE (EH. I.)—Continued.
Turquoise bead maker. Indian sit-
ting in crouching position looking at
piece of turquoise in his hands. (I
29546, Apr. 29, 1909.)
CROWELL PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[14.005
Girl and the peacock; by Blanche
Greer. Girl in circle background of a
peacock. (I 29261, Apr. 21, 1909.)
DAPRATO STATUARY Co., Chicago, Il.
[14006-14013
Altar used in Catholic churches.
Gothic architecture, below altar table
is a relief of the Last Supper. (I
29271, Apr. 22, 1909.)
Altar used in Roman Catholic
churehes. Renaissance architecture,
below altar table is a relief of the
Last Supper. (I 29270, Apr. 22, 1909.)
Altar used in Roman _ Catholic
churehes. Roman architecture, the
altar table is upheld by four pillars
having ornamental capitals. (I 29272,
Apr. 22, 1909.)
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin.
Angel on cloud announcing to Mary
that she is to become the mother of
God. (I 295383, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Flight into Egypt. Infant Jesus in
Mary’s arms, who is riding ass, led
by Joseph, angel flying above them.
(I 29535, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Home life at Nazareth. Child Jesus
bearing small cross standing at feet
of Mary, Joseph is working. (I 29534,
Apr. 29, 1909.)
Saint Peter. Statue, right hand up-
held in act of making a gesture while
preaching. (I 29269, Apr. 22 ,1909.)
Visitation (The) Mary kneeling be-
fore Elizabeth, Zacharias with hand
held up, Joseph standing. (I 29586,
Apr. 29, 1909.)
DAWLEY (HERBERT M.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[14014
Statue, bust,
large shagg
(I 29254, Apr.
Withers (Prof. R. J.)
features rugged with
brows, deep set eyes.
20, 1909.)
Dre LAND (CLYDE O.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [14015
First stars and stripes. Betsy Ross
holding up a new fiag for the inspec-
tion of George Washington. (I 29610,
May 5, 1909.)
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14016
DEMING (EDWIN WILLARD), New York,
Ne. [14016-14020
Mural decoration for an Indian
room. 1-5. (I 29206-29210, Apr. 16,
1909. )
DEWEY (ALFRED JAMES), New York,
Ne LY. [14021-14024
Love light. Young woman and man
in evening dress, before open fire, rug
on floor before fire place. (I 29504,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
Starting on a long journey. Pull-
man sleeper containing ten figures,
young man and woman occupy seat in
right foreground. (I 29507, Apr. 28,
1909. ) ;
When love is young. Night camp
scene in woods, edge of pond, boat in
foreground, man and woman under
tree. (I 29505, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Witching hour. Camp, scene by
moonlight, to left is tent and man
standing near fire, in front man and
woman in boat. (I 29506, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Drew (GEO. W.), New York, N. Y.
[14025, 14026
Birches in autumn. Autumn land-
scape, sunset, old fashioned house at
left, birch trees on both sides of road
leading to house. (I 29511, Apr. 28,
1909.)
Silent pool. Autumn landscape, sun-
set, woods at right, path through
trees, Swamp showing small pond at
left. (I 29512, Apr. 28, 1909.)
DUBUQUE ALTAR MFG. CO., Dubuque,
Iowa. [14027-14033
Gothic altar, 1528.) (CF 29183) Apr:
12, 1909. )
Gothic baptismal font. 1532. (I
29376, Apr. 19, 1909.)
Gothic confessional. 15381. (1293875,
Apr. 19, 1909.)
Gothic main altar. 1508. (I 29597,
May 3, 1909.)
1522.
—— 1540.
Gothic rail.
19, 1909.)
Du GARDIER (RAOUL), Paris, France.
[14034
White calm. Forward deck of sail-
ing yacht, sail down, two women on
deck. (I 29446, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Du Pont DE Nemours (EH. I.) POWDER
co., Wilmington, Del.
Mallards taking flight.
rising from the rushes.
1, 1909.)
(I 29184, Apr. 12, 1909.)
(I 29596, May 3, 1909.)
£929.0°(T) 2Z9StT,) Apr
Ducks just
[14035 |
(I 29559, May |
| 29175," Are ay S0o?)
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
EASTMAN (Roper. P.), Syracuse, N. Y.
[14036
Tom Catways family. Five persons
whose hair represent cats. (1 29227,
Apr. 17, 1909.
ELECTRO-TINT ENGRAVING CO., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [14037
Buttercup’s dinner. Child holding
pail of milk spilling to the floor, young
calf standing in front of child. (I
29581, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Ferris (J. L. G.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[14038-14040
Ball at Gen. Howe’s headquarters.
A lady steps from a sedan chair and
bows to a Hessian officer. (I 29578,
May 1, 1909.)
Deed of gift. Library at Mount
Vernon, Washington with hand ex-
tended to left of table in center. (I
29572, May 1, 1909.)
Rights of man. Two gentlemen sit-
ting at a table, discuss a book. (1
29574, May 1, 1909.)
FIDLER (ALICE LUELLA), Geneva, N. Y.
[14041-14055
Alice. Girl in low neck evening
gown, in one hand is a champagne
glass. (I 29180, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Bath. Young girl in white summer
gown leaning on parasol. (I 29594,
May 8, 1909.)
Cheering for our side. Figure with
arm raised over head waving banner.
(I 29882, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Clarisse. Head done in shades of
brown, brunette, nearly profile. (I
29176, Apr. 12, 1909.)
College man. Figure, soft hat,
brim turned down, pipe in mouth,
right hand in pocket. (I 29878, Apr.
26, 1909. )
For fair Harvard. Girl sitting on
eross-bar of large block H. (1 29884,
Apr. 26, 1909.)
Girl at game. Figure with large
hat turned up on side, boa around
shoulders. (I 293880, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Jane. Girl walking along with a
cane over her shoulder. (I 29178, Apr.
12, 1909.
Janette. Girl, her muff is raised to
her face. (I 29181, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Lucille. Figure with large hat with
plume tied under chin holding banner.
(I 29383, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Mabel. Young girl in white, holds
cane on which are tied ribbons. (1
208
.
FINE ARTS
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
Fipter (ALICE LUELLA )—Continued.
Polly. Girl in low neck evening |
gown sitting on the floor. (I
Apr. 12, 1909.)
Princeton. Figure standing, small
cap, Sweater vest with letter P. (I
29379, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Ruth. Girl in white sweater jacket.
(I 29179, Apr. 12, 1909.)
Susette. Figure with lingerie hat
tied under chin holding cane with
banner. (I 29381, Apr. 26, 1909.)
FLORENTINE ART PLASTIC Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [14056
Dance of the loves and the rape of
Proserpine; after Albani.
relief. (I 29228, Apr. 17, 1909.)
Frost & Reep, Bristol England.
[14057, 14058
Ruined temple; by Herbert Dicksee.
Lion and lioness prowling among the
ruins of an old temple. (I 29204, Apr.
16, 1909.)
Winter; by Joseph Farquharson.
Woodland snow scene with tall trees
on either side of pathway. (I 29208,
Apr. 16, 1909.)
GARRAWAY PHOTO-ART CO., Rutherford,
[14059
St. Patrick’s cathedral, New York,
N. Y. A pen and ink drawing by J. M.
Rose. (I 29625, Mar. 12, 1909.*)
Gay (Gro. HoweLL), New Jersey.
[14060
Mirrored reflections. Autumn land-
scape, still creek, hill slopes up from
water, sunset reflected in water. (I
29483, Apr. 28, 1909.)
GeorceE (RicHAarD Fox), Brooklyn,
N
[14061-14063
Garrison (William Lloyd). Por-
trait in relief showing left profile. (I
29635, May 8, 1909.)
George (Henry). Portrait bust, un-
draped. (I 29634, May 8, 1909.)
George (Henry). Portrait in relief
showing left profile. (I 29636, May §8,
1909. )
GILBERT (C. ALLAN), New York, N. Y.
[14064, 14065
Belle (La) coquette. Young woman,
undraped back and shoulders, brown
hair with black feathers. (I 29478,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
Wireless girl. Young woman seated
at table on which is telegraph key. (I
29474, Apr. 28, 1909.)
29177, |
Panel bas- |
14078
| GILBERT (CARRIE M.), Portland, Oreg.
[14066-14068
Rain-in-the-face (Chief). Bust,
front view, war-bonnet, etc. (I 27005,
Sept. 24, 1908; 1 photo Apr. 3, 1909).
Red Cloud, Sioux.
one feather in hair,
Front view, bust,
falling slightly to
one side. (I 27007, Sept. 24, 1908; 1
photo Apr. 38, 1909.)
Sitting Bull, Sioux. Bust, front
view, two feathers straight up from
back of head. (I 27006, Sep. 24, 1908;
1 photo Apr. 8, 1909.)
GIMINEZ
(FERNANDEZ), New York,
Noy: [14069-14071
Belle of Orleans. Young woman,
low neck blue gown, lace hat with blue
ribbon and bow. (I 29486, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Normandy belle. Young woman,
low neck black gown, auburn hair,
lace hat with black ribbon and bow.
(I 29485, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Normandy maid. Young woman,
low neck gown, lace hat with ribbon
around it. (I 29484, Apr. 28, 1909.)
GORDAN (JAMES REILY), New York,
NEY: [14072-14078
Ball room in the New York lodge
I. B. P. O. Elks. Classic architecture,
two tiers of boxes. (I 29188, Mar. 6,
1909.* )
Borgfeldt building, New York, N. Y.
Eleven stories high, entrance with
Doric columns. (I 29186, Mar. 6,
1909.* )
Court house at Oakland, Garret co.,
Md. Central dome surmounted by
large eagle, 3 porticos with 4 columns
each. (I 29185, Mar. 6, 1909.*)
Court house of Berger co., Hacken-
Sack: SINS i: Three story building
classic dome in center. (I 29189, Mar.
6; 1909:* )
Interstate trust ©Co.,
Md. Six stories high, entrance in cen-
ter with fluted Corinthian columns.
(I 29187, Mar. 6, 1909.*)
Madison county court house at
Wampsville, N. Y. Central dome on
which is mounted a figure of Justice,
portico has 8 columns. (I 29191, Mar.
6, 1909.* ) £
12 story apartment house at 35-39
Gramercy Park, east, New York, N. Y.
Gothic treatment, four courts facing
the park. (I 29190, Mar. 6, 1909.*)
Cumberland,
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14079
GREYER (Louis), Boston, Mass.
[14079
King of good luck. Statue, The king
is seated on his throne, an owl is rest-
ing on each side. (I 291938, Apr. 18,
1909. )
Grover (Mrs. MarGARET SHELLEY),
San Antonio, Tex. [14080
Mumm’s the word. Frog sitting on
a mushroom, holding on his knee a
champagne bottle. (I 29256, Apr. 20,
1909; 1 photo Apr. 7, 1909. )
GUNN (ARCHIE), New York, N. Y.
14081-14096
Diabolo girl. Young woman, burnt
orange skirt, white waist, playing Dia-
bolo. (I 29453, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Female head with green ribbon fillet.
Young woman, ribbon around head,
drapery over shoulders. (I 29468,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
Female head with red ribbon fillet.
Young woman, ribbon around hair,
bow on side, neck undraped. (I 29462,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
Female head with yellow ribbon
filet. Young woman, drapery over
Shoulders, ribbon with bows around
hair. (I 29461, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Golden chrysanthemum. Young wom-
an, black hair, white hat, chrysanthe-
mum at corsage. (I 29448, Apr. 28,
1909.)
June roses. Young girl, brown hair
and eyes, low neck waist, muslin hat,
roses on waist. (I 29449, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Kiss of innocence. Two little girls,
five or six years of age, kissing. (I
29456, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Lawn tennis girl. Young woman,
red skirt, white waist, ribbon on hair,
racquet in hand. (I 29451, Apr. 28,
1909.)
Merry widow. Man and woman
dancing, man in full dress regimental
uniform, woman in low neck gown.
(I 29455, Apr. 28, 1909.)
My auto girl. Young woman, auto-
mobile hat, blue veil, brown hair.
(I 29458, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Phoenix design. Man and woman,
Side by side, each wearing a muffler.
(I 29460, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Ready for a spin. Young woman,
black hair and eyes, automobile hat
covered with veil. (I 29457, Apr. 28,
1909.)
Dt. EY, Nas.
GUNN (ARCHIE)—Continued.
Sparker (The) Young woman, black
hair and eyes, large hat, large pink
veil. (I 29459, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Waltz dream. Man and woman
waltzing, man in evening dress, wom-
an in evening gown. (I 29454, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Wood violets. Young girl, dark
brown hair and eyes, low neck waist,
white bonnet hat, violets on waist.
(I 29450, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Yachting girl. Young woman, blue
skirt, white waist, oar in right hand.
(I 28452, Apr. 28, 1909.)
GusTIN (E. W.), New York, N. Y.
[14097-14101
Business is going to boom. Exterior
of a church, several couples are enter-
ing to be married. (I 29637, May 8,
1909.)
Great heavens, I’ll fire that shipping
clerk. Stork looking into a_ basket
which contains two babies, one white
and the other colored. (I 29639, May
8, 1909.)
Hard day, my dear, five twos, two
threes, and fourteen singles! Gee
how my bill aches! Two storks in a
tree the female is on a nest and wears
a night-cap. (I 29640, May 8, 1909.)
Stork & Co.—The oldest existing
firm on earth—Undressed kids in all
shades—No goods returnable. Large
stork looking at a large sign. (I
29641, May 8, 1909.)
Welcome. Open window, a stork is
bringing a baby to a couple inside of
the house. (I 29638, May 8, 1909.)
HAFFENREFFER (R. F.). IRs Fall River
Mass. [14102
Oriental water carrier; by G. Aureli.
Female figure, oriental costume walk-
ing and carrying large vase over her
shoulder. (I 29225, Apr. 17, 1909.)
HAMILTON (JAMES), Hast Orange, N. J.
[14103
Inventor’s reward. Female figure
seated, holding sealed instrument, and
in her left a cornucopia. (I 293848,
Apr. 24, 1909.)
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), Munich, Ger-
many. [14104-14122
Crusaders (The); by G. Moira. A
bishop, a crucifix bearer at his side, is
blessing a number of crusaders. (I
29528, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Family of the artist; by F. v. Stuck.
The artist Stuck, his wife and daugh-
ter Mary, latter in costume of Velaz-
quez period. (I 29514, Apr. 29, 1909.)
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ee wie
FINE
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
HANFSTAENGL (F'RANz)—Continued.
Her image; by F. Leeke. Young
woman standing in forest, leaning
against tree looking at her image in
pool of water. (I 29525, Apr.
1909. )
In the infernal regions; by F. v.
Stuck. Men and women in various
positions expressing extreme pain of |
mind and body, at right woman en-
circled by snake. (I 29522, Apr. 29,
1909. )
Luneh in the forest; by J. Schmitz-
berger. Hunter seated on stump is
taking lunch, of which his dog par-
takes. (I 29530, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Mary in a Velazquez costume; by
PF, y. Stuck. Young girl dressed in the
style fashionable at time of Velazquez.
(I 29515, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Medusa II; by F. v. Stuck. Two
fighters, one holding up head of Me-
dusa, his antagonist dropping his
sword. (I 29518, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Napoleon before Regensburg; by H.
Stubenrauch. Napoleon, surrounded
by officers, standing on hill looking at
town in flames. (I 29531, Apr. 29,
1909. )
Pan; by F. v. Stuck. Pan, the god
of the shepherds playing on a pipe,
lower part shepherds with musical
instruments. (1 29517, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Pan; by F. v. Stuck. Standing, pipe
in hand, rock at his back, in distance
shepherds. (I 29524, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Panve fricht; by F. v. Stuck. Pan,
standing against rock, pipe in hand,
Shepherds and flocks fleeing, two cen- |
taurs at bottom.
1909. )
Perseus and Andromeda; by F. v.
Stuck. Andromeda, bound to a rock
and exposed to sea monster, is deliv-
ered by Perseus. (I 29519, Apr. 29,
1909. )
Scherzo; by F. v. Stuck. Faun, half
goat and half man following woman,
at left another woman. (I 29521, Apr.
29, 1909.)
Shakespeare reading to Queen Eliza-
beth; by G. Moira. Shakespeare re-
citing to Elizabeth who is seated on
throne surrounded by gentlemen and
ladies. (I 29529, Apr. 29, 1909)
Sin IV; by F. v. Stuck. Woman,
mass of hair hanging over shoulders,
snake around neck. (I 29516, Apr. 29,
1909. )
Spring day; by J. Schmitzberger.
Forest scene in spring, in centre sur-
rounded by trees and rocks a pair of
deer. (I 29513, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Gi 29523; Apr. 29,
29, |
ARTS
14202
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ)—Continued.
Spring procession; by F. v. Stuck.
Number of men and women with
linked arms marching down a hill. (I
28520, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Valkyrie (The), III act, I scene; by
I’. Leeke. Scene from Wagner’s music
drama. (I 29526, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Valkyrie (The), III act, final scene.
Scene from Wagner’s music drama.
(I 29527, Apr. 29, 1909.)
Hare (J. KNOWLES), gR., New York,
IN, ¥: [14123-14128
Basket ball girl. Young woman,
skirt, Sweater, no hat, arms in air,
ball above head. (I 29479, Apr. 28,
1909.)
Golf girl. Young woman, double
breasted vest with brass buttons, holds
golf stick. (I 29478, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Lawn tennis girl. Young woman,
elbow sleeves, no hat, holds tennis
racket. (J 29477, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Ready for the matinee. Young
woman, feather boa around shoulders,
chrysanthemums at corsage. (I 29482,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
Ready for the opera. Young woman,
pink gown, large pink kat with blue
feathers. (I 29480, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Ready for the promenade. Young
woman, fox boa around neck, large
hat with ostrich plume. (I 29481,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
HAVENDER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[14129
a lower
(I, 29211,
Monument. Consists of
base, vase, Slab and statue.
Apr. 15, 1909.)
HoFMANN (B.), Rutherford, N. J.
[14180-14201
Post card designs: Christmas greet-
ings and open book, Series 2082, A-F’;
Christmas greetings and Santa Claus,
Series 2100, A-L; Christmas holly de-
signs, Series 2085, A-F; New Year’s
greetings with flowers, Series 2108,
A-F'; Christmas greetings with flower
designs, Series 2087, A-H; Christmas
greetings with scenes, Series 2107,
A-F; Valentine, series 2102, A-F;
New Year’s greeting designs, Series
2086, A—L; New Year’s greetings with
good luck symbols, Series 2088, A-TI.
(I 29273-29344, Apr. 22, 1909.)
HorvAtH (GuUIDO) AND GROSSMANN
(CHARLES), Proctor, Vt. [14202
Washington at the battle of Tren-
ton. A panorama of the battle of
Trenton. CL i29258)' Apr. 15, 1909.)
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14203
HovucH (FREDERICK ERNST), Duluth,
Minn. [142038, 14204
Miniature obelisk, or emblem of the
Ancient Arabic order Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine. Model in bold relief,
ornaments and letters raised. (I
29354, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Tablet or plaque with double female
sphinx. Plaque in deep relief. (I
29355, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Hupson (GRACE), Ukiah, Cal.
[14205, 14206
Andrew, no. 336. Indian boy, holds
apple half eaten in his right hand. (I
29692, May 10, 1909.)
Child in flower, no. 3841. Indian
child walking in a field of flowers. (I
29691, May 10, 1909.)
HupsoN FULTON CELEBRATION COMMIS-
sion, New York, N. Y. [14207
Hudson (Henry) and Robert Fulton
with a figure personifying the Spirit of
Progress, holding models of the Half
Moon and the Clermont in her hands.
(I 29550, Apr. 30, 1909.)
HUMPHREYS (ALBERT), New York,
INE Yi [14208, 14209
Fountain with -bears’ wrestling.
Model, fountain, base of granite, top
with bears wrestling. (I 29265, Apr.
21, 1909.)
Young bears wrestling. Model, two
young bears, one slightly smaller than
the other. (I 29264, Apr. 21, 1909.)
Hunt (Estuer A.), New York, N. Y.
[14210-14212
Colonial dame in pink with fan.
Young woman in colonial costume with
low neck holds fan. (I 29488, Apr.
28, 1909.)
Colonial dame in yellow. Young
lady in low neck gown, colonial cos-
tume, holds fan and flowers. (I 29489,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
Colonial dame with staff. Young
woman, low neck costume, colonial
Style, holds rose and staff. (I 29487,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
IMPORT NOVELTY & MFG. Co., New York,
N. Y. [14213
Masel guy. Hunch back man play-
ing an accordeon. (I 29607, May 5,
1909.)
INDIAN TRADING co., Atlantic City, N. J.
[14214
Moaning of the tied. Dog in sitting
posture tied to a stake in act of moan-
ing. (I 29224, Apr. 17, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
KER (WM. BALFouR), New York, N. Y.
[14215
Young Lincoln. Interior of cabin,
Abraham Lincoln lying before fire. (I
29202, Apr. 15, 1909.)
Kine (HAMILTON), New York, N. Y.
[14216-14218
Head with goldenrod. Young lady,
large hat trimmed with goldenrod and
goldenrod on dress. (I 29465, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Head with poinsetta. Young lady,
large hat, ties under chin, poinsetta on
hat and dress. (I 29464, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Head with poppies. Young lady,
large hat trimmed with poppies, pop-
pies in front of dress. (I 29466, Apr.
28, 1909.)
KLABER (S.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[14219
Lincoln tablet. Bas-relief of Abra-
ham Lincoln, his Gettysburg speech
and the symbols of the different army
corps. (I 29588, May 3, 1909.)
KUHLEN (BERNARD), M. Gladbach,
Germany. [14220
Jesus, Son of God, Light of the
world. Child Jesus in rays of light
stepping out of house, overhead are
dove and God. (I 293887, Apr. 23,
1909. )
LAMASURE (H.), Washington, D. C.
[14221-14230
After an April shower. Autumn
landscape at evening, road running
from center, puddle crosses road. (1
29500, Apr. 28, 1909.)
As twilight fades. Flat low land
landscape at. sunset, road runs from
center to houses in background, stream
crosses road. (I 29503, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Awakening of spring. Autumn
landscape at sunset, four birch trees
in foreground, pool of water at right.
(I 29501, Apr. 28, 1909:)
Heart of the woods. Stream run-
ning from center, large trees on both
sides of stream. (I 29502, Apr. 28,
1909.)
June day idyl. Early summer land-
scape, trees in full foliage, small
stream winds from center. (I 29495,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
Lovers lane. Autumn landscape,
low banks of earth with creek run-
ning between them, large oak in center.
(I 29499, Apr. 28, 1909.)
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FINE ARTS
nos. 18-21, May, 1909
14255
LAMASURE (E.)—Continued.
Old spring house. Landscape at
Sunset, rolling country with spring-
house in foreground, creek running
under house. (I 29494, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Road to the village. Country road,
large tree to left, rail fence runs along
road, barn on right. (I 29496, Apr.
23,°'1909.) -
Twilight on the farm. Old barn
with grove of leafless trees in back and
old cart in front, creek running
through yard. I 29497, Apr. 28,
1909.)
When nature smiles. Landscape
with road in center, horse and cart
ceming down road, barn at right of
road. (I 29498, Apr. 28, 1909.)
LANGROCK BROTHERS, New York, N. Y.
[14231, 142382
Badger on the alert; by Joseph H.
Langrock. A badger with its fore feet
on a mound. (I 292384, Apr. 19, 1909.)
Ferocious bull’s head; by Joseph H.
Langrock. Bull’s head showing the
fierceness of the animal. (I 29233,
Apr. 19, 1909.)
Work WNie Y.
LANMAN & Kemp, New
[14233-14285
Fanny. Female figure wearing hat
and holding open fan. (I 29606, May
5, 1909.)
Fedora. Three-quarter length fig-
ure dress cut low. (I 29604, May 5,
1909.)
Flora. Female figure seated on
bough of tree. (I 29605, May 5, 1909.)
LARSEN
Mass.
(JOHAN SELMER), Boston,
[14286-14240
Batter (The) Statue of street ur-
chin in the position of a_ baseball
player at the bat. (I 29584, May 8,
1909. )
Catcher (The) Statue of street ur-
chin in a crouching position like that
_ Of a baseball catcher. (I 29583, May
3, 1909.)
Fan (The) Statue of street urchin
standing with large derby hat on back
of his head. (I 29586, May 3, 1909.)
Pitcher (The)
in position of a baseball pitcher.
29589, May 3, 1909.)
Umpire. Statue of street urchin,
umpiring a game of baseball, his head
raised with eyes and mouth wide open.
(1 29585, May 3, 1909.)
Statue, street urchin
Gi
' tectural perspective
Larus & co., Richmond, Va. [14241
Group of pipes. Hookah with stems
wound around it, in front is a box of
cigars, on either side four pipes. (I
29349, April 24, 1909.)
LAYTON, SmirH & Hawk, Oklahoma
City, Okla. [14242-14247
Daily Oklahoma building. Architec-
tural perspective view of five-story
building. (I 29543, Apr. 24, 1909.)
Empire building. Hight stories high,
the lower story carrying a semi-classic
treatment. (I 29620, May 6, 1909.)
Flynn and Ames building. An office
building, seven stories high, the main
front being composed of three bavs of
a vertical design. (I 29621, May 6,
1909.)
Harbour and Bass building. Archi-
view of eight-
story building. (I 29544, Apr. 24,
1909. )
Monte Ne school building. Classical
style, the front being composed of
seven bays. (I 29619, May 6, 1909.)
Oklahoma City high school. Per-
spective showing east and south sides.
(I 29545, Apr. 24, 1909.)
LEEDS (AUGUSTA GLOSE), Chicago, II.
[14248
Leeds (Augusta Glosé); by Hugh
Stuart Campbell. Bust length, large
picture hat. (I 29890, Apr. 5, 1909;
1 photo Apr. 80, 1909.)
LEEMING (WOODRUFF), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[14249, 14250
Office building. Elevation of build-
ing showing the seven groups of win-
dows on each floor, the main division
of the facade into three main parts.
(I 29571, Apr. 238, 1909.)
Typical floor plan of office
building, shows seven groups of win-
dows, three light courts. (I 29570,
Apr. 23, 1909.)
LEOPOLD, SOLOMON & HISENDRATH, Chi-
cago, Ill. [14251-14255
Her brothers’ clothes. Female
dressed in man’s attire, hand in trou-
ser pocket. (I 29554, Apr. 30, 1909.)
Female dressed in man’s attire
seated on a settee. (I 29551, Apr. 30,
1909.)
Female dressed in man’s attire,
hand in coat pocket. (I 29555, Apr.
30, 1909. )
—— Female dressed in man’s riding
suit. (I 29553, Apr. 30, 1909.)
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14256
LEOPOLD, SoLoMoN & EISENDRATH—
Continued.
Female dressed in man’s attire,
standing collar and man’s neck tie. (I
29552, Apr. 30, 1909.)
LESSEE (HLizABETH), New York, N. Y.
[14256
Fashion doll. Model of a fashion
doll to show the lines that are now the
prevailing fashion. (I 29600, May 4,
1909. )
LE VASSEUR & co., Paris, France.
[14257
Abandon;: par J. Coraboeuf. A
woman almost nude lying at full
length and her head resting on a pil-
low, young man kissing her. (I 29178,
Apr. 12, 1909.)
LIFE PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[14258-14262
Cost of living. Big building covered
with signs of specialists, handsomely
dressed patients arriving in auto. (I
29386, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Illusion. Girl sitting on table blow-
ing soap bubbles. (I 29695, May 11,
1909. )
Some prefer wild flowers; by Orson
Lowell. Formal garden, the flowers
being represented by men’s heads. (I
29694, May 11, 1909.)
When the greatest show on earth
reaches Rhinoceros Corners. Theodore
Roosevelt and suite arriving at a myth-
ical African village. (1 29576, May 1,
1909.)
While the carriage waits; by Orson
Lowell. The entire family keeping the
carriage waiting while they have their
dresses buttoned up the back. (I
29232, Apr. 17, 1909.)
LURAY CAVERNS CorP., Luray, Va.
[14263-14268
Christ blessing little children. Stone
formations showing the group. (I
29564, May 1, 1909.)
Coral spring in Luray caverns. Pool
of clear water inclosed in a series of
‘terraced formations. (I 29566, May 1,
1909.)
Hovey Hall. <A very narrow tall
room in Luray caverns on which the
rocky growths on walls and ceilings
are profuse. (I 29567, May 1, 1909.)
Imperial spring. A pool in caverns
of Luray, showing the abundant forma-
tion of statactite. (I 29565, May 1,
1909. )
Titania’s veil in Luray caverns.
Formation of stone drapery. (I
29568, May 1, 1909.)
pt: TV; lh. S., Vv, =
LURAY CAVERNS corP.—Continued.
Wet Blanket, Luray cavern. Sta-
tactite formation in caverns of Luray,
resembling a blanket hanging in folds
on the wall. (I 29563, May 1, 1909.)
MAESTRI
(AuGUSTINO), New York,
ING [14269
Mephistopheles - Marguerite. Two
figures so blended together that a com-
plete view of each is presented accord-
ing as the statute is observed from the
front or rear respectively. (I 29250,
Apr. 20, 1909.)
MaARcELL (MARSHALL), New Orleans,
La. [14270
Holy family-Del Cordero. Infant
Christ sits on a lamb and holds him by
the neck, both hands of St. John rest
on the lamb. (I 29558, May 1, 1909.)
MAYER (CASPAR), Astoria, Long Island
City, IN. | [14271
Kreutzer (Conradin). Bas-relief,
surrounded by wreath of laurel. (1
29590, May 3, 1909.)
Mayer (HENRY), New York, N. Y.
[14272
Lucky little pig. Small statue of
humorous fat pig sitting on its
haunches. (I 29356, Apr. 26, 1909.)
MAYNARD (ALICE), New York, N. Y.
[14278
Maynard girl. Girl crossing the
street with policeman holding up his
hand to stop a horse. (I 29249, Apr.
20, 1909.)
MELIODON (JULES A.), New York, N. Y.
[14274
Bold Wolf. A red man’s head and
bust, head surrounded by feathers. (1
29262, Apr. 21, 1909.)
Moran (LEON), Plainfield, N. J.-
[14275-14280
Blue belle. Young woman wearing
blue gown, black gloves and hat. (I
29470, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Fair Rosamond. Young woman
wearing low neck gown, black cloak
and hat, roses in hand. (I 29471, Apr.
28, 1909.)
Jonquil belle. Young woman wear-
ing yellow gown and black hat, yellow
flowers in hands. (I 29472, Apr. 28,
1909.)
Ready for the opera. Young woman,
low neck gown, black cloak and hat,
flowers on dress. (I 29468, Apr. 28,
1909. )
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nos. 18-21, May, 1909
Moran (LEron)—Continued.
Ready for the promenade.
and gloves, roses on dress.
Apr. 28, 1909.)
(I 29467,
Ready for the reception. Young
woman, square low neck costume,
short sleeves, large hat. (I 29469,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
MorGaAN (STEPHANIE E.), Baltimore,
Md. [14281
World is hers. College graduate
with diploma and bunch of roses, in
cap and gown. (I 29549, Apr. 29,
1909. )
MoRICORN STATUARY CO., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [14282
Taft. Bust of Taft, square base, one
button showing on coat. (I 29592,
May 8, 1909.)
Murray (Davin), London, England.
[14283-14286
Home moorings. Harbor at low
tide, boats of various classes. (I
29577, May 38, 1909.)
In a grove of grey olives. A forest,
to the left a little shrine, through a
clearing in the trees can be seen the
church and village. (I 29578, May 8,
1909. )
Lake Como at Menaggio. Small ves-
sel moored in foreground, showing oc-
cupants taking the siesta. (I 29580,
May 3, 1909.)
Listening now to one tide in its
broad-flung ship wrecking roar; from
Tennyson’s Maud. Wild bit of coast,
high and rocky, the ocean breaking
wildly. (I 29579, May 3, 1909.)
Nast (CHRISTIAN F'.), Chicago, Ill.
[14287 |
Too late; by Vladimir Shambick.
Corpse in bed, four other figures rep-
resenting Fame, Wealth, Harmony
and Death. (I 29389, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Norris & WINTER, Washington, D. C.
[14288
Baseball pitcher about to deliver the
ball. Baseball pitcher, left leg raised
in the air. (I 29205, Apr. 16, 1909.)
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO., Chicago, Ill.
[14289
My magic lantern. Young girl hold-
ing Jack o’lantern made from a pump-
kin. (I 29561, May 1, 1909.)
OepDEN (H. A.), Englewood, N. J.
[14290, 14291
Fulton’s triumph. In middle dis-
tance, the Clermont with Fulton at
the helm, is starting up the Hudson
river. (1 29626, May 7, 1909.)
ARTS
14302
| OgcpeN (H. A.)—Continued.
Young |
woman, low neck gown, black scarf
Hudson’s vision. Hudson on deck
of ship looking at vision of modern
city of New York, while sailing up
the Hudson river. (I 29598, May 4,
| 1909. )
| pointer
OSTHAUS (EDMUND), Mahwah, N. J.
[14292-14294
Along the brook. Three setters
pointing along small brook. (I 29242,
Apr. 19, 1909.)
Great sport. Pointer and setter on
point. (I 29240, Apr. 19, 1909.)
bevy. <A setter and
roading running birds.
29241, Apr. 19, 1909.)
Running a
(I
OWEN (C. J.), Minneapolis, Minn.
[14295
Viking ship. Design for pottery, ship
with sails set surrounded by border of
rope. (I 29532, Apr. 29, 1909.)
PasToRE (U.) & Straue (F. C.), Mi-
nooka, Pa. [14296-14299
Common law. Pendentives sup-
porting deine, with figures represent-
ing Common law, female figure on
throne. (I 29541, Mar. 29, 1909.*)
Lawlessuess. Pendentives support-
ing dome with figures representing
Lawlessness, female figure on throne.
CT 29542), Mar. 29, 1909:*)
Moral law. Pendentives supporting
dome with figures representing Moral
law, female figure seated on throne.
(i 29539. Mar, 29, 1909:*)}
Statute law. Pendentives support-
ing dome with figures representing
Statute law, female figure on throne.
(I 29540, Mar. 29, 1909.*)
PLATT IRON WorRKS co., Dayton Ohio.
[14800
Victor turbine for hydro-electric co.,
no. 19,935. Top plan view and side
and end elevations of a unit showing
arrangement for a direct connected
water wheel installation. (I 29281,
Apr. 15, 1909.)
Prescott (Mrs. KATHERINE), New
¥ork; NoY¥. [14301
She dwelt among untrodden ways.
Young girl, hair done close to head.
(I 29609, May 5, 1909.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [143802
Warning and invitation. Figure
of Christ standing on a rock. (I
29238, Apr. 19, 1909.)
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14303
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RACHMIEL (JEAN), Paris, France.
[14803
Oak and the reed. A female figure
bent by the wind representing the
reed and old man representing the
oak. (I 29595, May 38, 1909.)
REBER (FE. L.) & co., Seattle, Wash.
[143804
King co. Wash. Birds eye view,
lakes in foreground, Puget Sound and
the Olympic mts. in distance. (I
25013, Apr.) 3, 19093: 1) photo Apr y6;
1909. )
Rres (ALFRED ARNOLD), Evanston, II.
[14805
Pony and Peruke. Four collegians
in a group the placement of two of
them form a_ horse’s’ head. (I
29268, Apr. 21, 1909.)
REMINGTON ARMS CoO., Ilion, N. Y.
[14806
At bay. Winter scene, trapper
standing against a tree with gun
leveled in act of shooting at a group
of wolves. (I 29560, May 1, 1909.)
ReEvuTER’s, New York, N. Y. [143807
Natty dresser. Man with moon
shaped head, in full dress and small
high hat. . (1 29267, Apr. 21, 1909.)
RICHARDSON (VoLNEY A.), New York,
N.Y. [14808, 14809
Auburn crowned. Young woman,
drapery over breast and arms, end of
hair hangs over shoulder. (I 29476,
Apr. 28, 1909.)
Soul kiss. Young woman and young
man, both in evening dress in act of
kissing. (I 29475, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Rosson (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[14810
Female figure
(I 29259, Apr.
Study of the nude.
Sitting, legs extended.
21, 1909.)
ROULAND (ORLANDO), New York, N. Y.
[14811
Bigelow (Hon. John). | Life size fig-
ure Seated at a desk. (I 29601, May 5,
1909.)
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago, Ill.
[14312-14328
Hlderly man in doorway beckoning
for man to enter. (I 29237, Apr. 8,
1909; 1 photo Apr. 19, 1909.)
Fall and winter ’09—’10 fashions. 1-—
4. (I 29198-29201, Apr. 15, 1909.)
Fall and winter ’09—’10 fashions. 1-—
4. (I 29243-29246, Apr. 19, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
Royal TAILORS—Continued.
Fall and winter ’09—~10 fashions. 1-
5. (I 29857-29361, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Man at a desk behind railing. (I
29235, Apr. 7, 1909; 1 photo Apres,
1909.)
Man with cloud across eyes. (I
29236, Apr. 7, 1909; 1 photo Apr. 19,
1909. )
Two figures sitting at table, three
standing around. (I 292389, Apr. 19,
1909. )
RUMMELL (RICHARD W.),
NAY: [14829
Manhattan (Lower). Birds eye
view. (I 29197, Apr. 14, 1909.)
RUSSELL (J. T.), New York, N. Y.
[14830-14882
Abraham and Isaac move toward
the place of sacrifice. Man riding on
a donkey, boy walking at donkey’s
head, behind are two men. (I 29483,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham beholds the destruction of
Sodom and Gomorrah. Steep side of
hill, on ledge of rock a man is sitting,
blazing city in background. (I 29423,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham bows down before the peo-
ple. Turbaned figure standing, head
bowed, he faces other turbaned figures.
(I 29442, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abrabam buries Sarah. In hillside
is entrance to a cave, cut like a door,
man standing looking into the cave.
(I 29444, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham caresses Ishmael. Boy
standing looking up into the face of
elderly man who sits on bench beside
Brooklyn,
him. (I 29427, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham entertains angels at
Mamre. Man going forward to meet
three angels, man’s right arm held out.
(I 29409, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham falls on his face before
God. In foreground with his face to
the ground, kneels a man, above him
branches of a tree. (I 29407, Apr. 27,
1909. )
Abraham kneels on prayer rug.
Man kneeling on prayer rug, face
raised to sky. (I 29416, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham makes a great feast for
Isaac. Banquet table, slave standing
at corner of table. On far side are
three women. (I 29426, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham offers a ram for sacrifice.
On altar is a fire, at left a man is
standing, both arms upraised, at right
a boy is standing. (I 29436, Apr. 27,
1909. )
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RUvSSELL (J. T.)—Continued.
Abraham offers to buy the cave of
Machpelah. Man standing, garbed in
white, facing a group of four men. (I
29440, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham on his face on prayer rug.
Man kneeling on prayer rug, forehead
touching the rug in front. (I 29415,
Apr. 27, 1909.
Abraham pays for the burial-place. |
Two white-robed, turbaned figures
facing each other, man at left is drop-
ping money into outstretched palm of |
the other. (I 29443, Apr. 27, 1907.)
Abraham prepares food for the
angels. Man looking at a woman |
kneeling at his feet; she is kneading
some dough. (I 29410, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham sends away Hagar and
Ishmael. In door of tent man is stand-
ing, woman just stepping off the rug,
little boy walks beside her. (I 29428,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham speaks to the sons of Heth
for the cave Machpelah. Against cor-
ner of stone man in leaning, just be-
yond two other men are standing.
(I 29489, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham stands before Jehovah.
Man standing on a rug, face upturned,
hands clasped to his breast. (I 29414,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham takes Isaac alone up the
mountain. About a third of the way
up the hillside are a man and a boy.
(I 29434, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham treats with Ephron the
Hittite. Two men have come down a
road and are about to go through a
gate. (I 29441, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abraham walks with angels to look
toward Sodom. Man, long striped
searf over shoulder, looking across val- |
ley below, angel behind him. (I
29413, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abram advises Sarai. In lower
right corner kneels a camel, just be |
yond neck of camel stand a man and
woman. (I 29396, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abram builds an altar in Canaan. |
Stone altar, on top is a fire, facing the
altar stands a man. (I 29395, Apr. 27,
1909.)
Abram kneels before God. In fore-
ground kneels a man, his face and
figure and the ground about him all
bright with reflected light. (1 29406,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abram receives the promise. Half-
way down hillside stands a man, gaze
fixed on sky, garments blown back. (I
29401, Apr. 27, 1909.)
ARTS
14882
RUSSELL (J. T.)—Continued.
Abram sees God in a vision. Man
stands about half-way down the side
of a hill, his face upturned to the sky.
(I 29393, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Abram smites Chedorlaomer. Body
of soldiers charging up the hill, all in
foreground a_ terrific hand-to-hand
conflict is pictured. (I 29402, Apr. 27,
1909. )
Abram’s caravan moves into Ca-
haan. In the center are three camels,
maid leads the front camel. (I 29894,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Angel arrests Abraham’s hand. AI-
tar built on top of a hill, upon the
| altar boy is kneeling, behind him a
man is standing.
1909. )
Angel blinds the men of Sodom.
Angel stands in doorway, left arm held
out, bright streaks of light go out in
all directions, men fleeing from angel.
CP'294189 ‘Apr 27; 1909:)
Angels appear to Abraham. Man
standing in doorway of tent, three
angels coming toward the tent. - (I
29408, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Angels urge Lot from his house.
Three figures, middle figure is an
angel, on left is a man and at right a
woman. (I 29419, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Birth of Isaac. Man standing look-
ing down where woman and child lie
ona bed. (I 29425, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Burial of Abraham. Foreground
filed with crowd of people, coffin car-
ried on shoulders of bearer. (I 29445,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Death of Sarah. Man _ standing,
head bowed, looking at dead body of
a woman lying on a bed before him.
(I 29488, Apr. 27, 1909.)
God commands Abraham to offer
Isaac. Man standing, face upturned,
his beard and garments blown by the
wind. (I 29482, Apr. 27, 1909.)
God renews his covenant with Abra-
ham. On ledge of rock on the moun-
tain side man and boy are standing.
(I 294387, Apr. 27, 1909.)
God succors Hagar and Ishmael in
the plain of Beer-Sheba. Woman and
boy outlined against some rocks, both
(I 294385, Apr. ‘27,
kneeling, just beyond is an angel. (I
29430, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Hagar bareth Ishmael. Outlined
against walls of a tent a mother sit-
ting and holding to her breast a baby.
(I 29405, Apr. 27, 1909.)
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143835
RuSSELL (J. T.)—Continued.
Hagar in the wilderness of Beer-
Sheba. Woman kneeling, she partly
rests against a bush at her back,
shoulders and arms bare. (I 29429,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Ishmael, the archer. Lad standing,
left hand held out holding a bow and
his right hand has pulled the cord
back, ready to shoot. (I 29481, Apr.
27%, 1909.,)
King Melchizedek blesses Abram.
Opening of tent, in front stands a man,
he faces another figure standing, both
arms upraised. (I 29404, Apr. 27,
1909. )
Lot and his family escape from Sod-
om. Along road two groups of figures
are hurrying, angel in middle of each
group. (I 29420, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Lot and his two daughters dwell in
the mountain. Steep side of mountain,
halfway down is a cave, at entrance
two girls are reclining, man standing.
(I 29424, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Lot receives permission to flee to
Zoar. Man walking with angel on
each side, figures outlined against
mass of foliage in background. (I
29421, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Lot receiveth the angels to Sodom.
Doorway, man _ standing with out-
stretched hand to two angels. (I
29417, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Lot’s. wife is turned to a pillar of
salt. Five figures close together in a
line, back of this group stands a wom-
an alone, looking back. (I 29422,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Melchizedek administers bread and
wine. Man kneeling, with hands
clasped, he looks up into the face of
another man standing. (I 29403, Apr.
27, 1909.)
Pharaoh beholds Sarai. Man, left
arm resting on throne, looks intently
at woman who is standing at left. (I
29397, Apr. 27, 1909.)
Pharaoh rebukes Abram. Three
steps lead up to throne chair, . in
which sits king, man and woman
standing before him. (I 29398, Apr.
27, 1909.)
Pharaoh sends away Abram and
Sarai. King, right arm outstretched
in command, three steps below on a
landing are four other figures. (I
29399, Apr. 27, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
RusseEtyt (J. T.)—Continued.
Sarah is afraid. Woman standing
partly shielded by flap of tent, on
other side of tree a table at which
three angels are sitting. (I 29412,
Apr. 27, 1909.)
Sarah laughs. Woman standing at
opening of tent, pitched under oak
tree, on far side of tree is a table pre-
pared for a meal. (I 29411, Apr. 27,
1909. )
Valley of the Jordan. In fore-
ground is the Jordan, on either side
the ground slopes gently to the bank
of the river. (I 29400, Apr. 27, 1909.)
RUSSELL-MITLER MILLING COo., Minne-
apolis, Minn. [14883-14894
Young America series. 1-12. (I
29212-29223, Apr. 16, 1909.)
SAXE (ARTHUR), New York, N. Y.
[14895
Tobacco jar. Two side handles, four
legs, and figure of a devil perched on
the lid. (I 29152, Apr. 5, 1909.)
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES) SONS, New
NOrk, INVA; [14396
Dumb luck; by Harrison Fisher.
Girl, left arm under horse’s head, feed-
ing him sugar. (I 29385,) Apr
1909. )
SIMON (HERMAN), Easton, Pa.
[14897-14899
Italian idyll. Old Italian house on
slope of hill, lady near road, geese in
road. (I 29352, Apr. 24, 1909.)
Lesson in Dutch history. Elderly
man at table reading book, beside him
little girl, lady and girl sitting, Dutch
costumes are worn. (I 29350, Apr. 24,
1909. )
Primitive laundry. Washing scene,
group of women, one spreading wash-
ing on grass, to right is ocean. (1
29353, Apr. 24, 1909.)
SMALLWoop (Dr. G. S.), New York,
INE FS - [14400
Physical drawing of the involuntary
nervous system. Column on left with
irregular lines represents a part of
brain and spinal cord. (I 29139, Apr.
10, 1909. )
SNYDER (CLARENCE W.), Philadelphia,
Pas [14401
Full face of girl wearing white
waist and hat trimmed with roses
seated at table eating ice-cream. (I
29591, May 3, 1909.)
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ARTS
14428
New York,
[14402-14404
Lady darning stocking. Lady sitting
on bed, only partly dressed, hat on,
mending her stocking. (I 29612, May
5, 1909.)
Lady partly dressed leaning over
balustrade. Maid in background, win-
dow in picture. (I 29613, May 5,
1909.)
Pretty blond lady sitting on table
holding parrot in her hand. (I 29611,
May 5, 1909.)
STONE, VAN DRESSER CO..
NS.
STROMEYER (J.) & co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [14405
I like syrup. Little boy and little
girl sitting at table, little boy in act of
pouring syrup over cakes. (I 29150,
Apr. 10, 1909.)
STRONACH (VAN DaALEN), Raleigh, |
N. C [14406
Moonshiners (The). Oak trees on
hill side, background pine woods, two
large rocks, a stump upon which sits
jug. (1 29266, Apr. 21, 1909.)
SULLIVAN (J. M.) MONUMENT co., Min-
neapolis, Minn. [14407
Bugler of heroic size carved in
granite in the act of blowing taps. (I
29260, Apr. 21, 1909.)
ULLMAN MFG. Co., New York, N. Y.
[14408
Drifting. Lady and gentleman in
row boat, he has oars in his hands.
(I 29618, May 6, 1909.)
VAN New
COo., York,
[14409
Tea party. Lawn party in Japan
showing three Japs, probably women,
and three children. (I 29851, Apr. 24,
Dyk (JAMES)
“ip. 2
1909. )
VAN Houten (C. J.) & ZOON, Weesp,
Holland. [14410
Chocolate mug. Dutch boy and girl
in national costume holding between
them an oblong banner. (I 29226,
Apr. 10, 1909.)
VAN NostrAND (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
[14411, 14412
Workers series no. 16. Two men in
shirt sleeves lifting a piano. (I
29148, Apr. 10, 1909.)
no. 17. Bust and head of cab
driver with a whip in his hand. (1
29149, Apr. 10, 1909.)
VEENFLIET (RICHARD), Orange, N. J.
[14413-14416
From the emerald isle. Irish girl,
green hood, cloak and skirt, harp and
shamrock in corner. (I 29492, Apr.
28, 1909. )
St. Patrick’s day. Irish man, green
hat, vest, coat, and knee breeches, pipe
in mouth. (I 294938, Apr. 28, 1909).
Shamrock’s greeting. Irish girl,
green and red hood and waist, sham-
rock in left hand. (I 29491, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Top of the morning. Irishman.
green coat, hat, and knee breeches,
shamrocks in hat, pipe in hand. (I
29490, Apr. 28, 1909.)
VEREINIGTE KUNSTANSTALTEN, Miin-
chen, Germany. [14417-14425
Abendmal (Das) (The Lord’s sup-
per); by Gebhardt Fugel. Christ ex-
tending the Lord’s supper to His dis-
ciples, four are kneeling before Him.
(I 293868, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Ave Maria; Franz Innocent. Ma-
donna reading Bible, in left hand is
rosary. (I 29866, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Ammersee; by Paul Weber. On
banks of river cows are drinking and
feeding, trees in background. A b
29370, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Christus (Christ); by Carl Marr.
Christ sitting with His hands crossed,
crucifix in background. (I 29863, Apr.
26, 1909. )
Durrensee mit Mont Cristallo (Lake
Durren and Monte Cristallo) ; by Horst
Hecker. Lake in foreground, moun-
tains in background. (I 29372, Apr.
2B, 19092)
Grab Moses (Grave of Moses); by
Friedr. Preller, Mountain view, angel
bearing sword and helmet on high
rock, guarding grave. (I 29873, Apr.
26, 1909.)
Hasenjadg (Rabbit hunting); by
Christian Haug. Hunter firing at rab-
bit, to left of rabbit is hunting dog. (1
29365, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Im schlosspark; by Eduard Niczki.
Park of a castle, two women sitting on
bench, three standing. (I 29364, Apr.
26, 1909.)
Mozart am kaiserhof (Mozart at the
imperial court); by Domenico Mas-
taglio. Mozart as a boy playing piano
before empress and her court. (I
29374, Apr. 26, 1909.)
219
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14429
VEREINIGIE KUNSTANSTALTEN—Cont'd.
Sommertag am meere (Summer day |
by Hermann MHendrich. |
Nymph lying on seashore, looking to- _ with flowers is seated holding a daisy
Vg a4
at. sea) ;
wards woods where a knight stands.
(I 29367, Apr. 26, 1909. )
Tage der rosen (Days of roses); by |
Karl Schlegel.
with roses in lap, other standing.
29371, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Vor dem spiegel (Before the mir-
ror); by Eugen Spiro.
ing before mirror,
mirror. (I 29369, Apr. 26, 1909.)
WesBB (Mrs. WILLIAM HENRY), Kings- |
[14429 |
Monkey caring for |
t0n,0N. Y.
Family cares.
Woman kneel- |
her reflection in |
Two ladies, one seated |
gl fe
| rim.
a baby, on table stands nursing bottle. |
(I 29582, Apr. 30, 1909; 1 photo Apr. |
22, 1909.)
WEINEISS (HANS GrEorG), Munich, Ger-
many. [14430
Gnadenaltar von Altoetting. Altar
shows the holy shrine with the statue |
of Mary with the child of God on her
arm. (I 29557, May 1, 1909.)
West (PAvuL), New York, N.Y.
[144381
Billy Possum, a personal fren’ o’ Taft.
An opossum dressed in man’s clothing
and holding an old traveling bag. (I
29196, Apr. 14, 1909.)
WESTERN BLUE PRINT Co., Denver, Colo.
[14432, 14483 |
Blessings
Statue,
position.
Princess
of the Great Spirit.
an indian squaw, in sitting
(I 29248, Apr. 19, 1909.)
Angeline
match holder. |
Head of an Indian squaw, with open- |
ing in the top to hold matches.
29599, May 4, 1909.)
WESTIN (HILDING), Leominster, Mass.
[14484
(I
Heart (The) -~ Heart supported by a |
pedestal, pierced with an arrow.
29247, Mar. 23, 1909.)
WHITAKER (JOHN), Philadelphia, Pa.
[14435
Beach along sea
Bathing hour.
(I |
shore, young woman in bathing suit |
standing slightly to the left.
29556, Apr. 30, 1909.)
(I
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
WHITTEMORE (WM. J.), New York,
Noe [14436-14438
Idle cupid. Cupid wingless, crowned
right hand.
1909.)
Jack-in-the-box. Child in harlequin
costume seated on the floor, Jack-in-
the-box in his hand. (I 29251, Apr.
20, 1909.)
Little friend. Young girl with hair
flowing, large hat, drooping pleated
(I 29252, Apr. 20, 1909.)
(I 29253, Apr. 20,
WILLIAMS (EDITH Parsons), Zanes-
ville, Ohio. [14439-14441
Girl in blue. Young woman, ‘blue
gown, hat and veil, holds blue parasol. ~
(I 29508, Apr. 28, 1909.)
Girl in red. Young woman, red
gown and hat, parasol in right hand,
roses in left hand. (I 29509, Apr. 28,
1909. )
Girl in yellow. Young woman, yel-
low gown and hat, holds parasol and
roses. (I 29510, Apr. 28, 1909.)
WILLIAMS (J.) 1Nc., New York, N: Y.
[14442
MacDowell (Edward). Bust, heavy
hair, head full shoulders and chest.
(I 29622, Apr. 24, 1909.)
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., New
Haven, Conn. [14443
Ready for an outing. Wood scene
on edge of lake, young woman Stand-
ing in outing costume. (I 29562, May
1, 1909.)
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY (REGENTS OF),
Madison, Wis. [14444
Malaspina glacier region, Alaska.
Model or relief map. (I 29182, Apr.
| 12, 1909.)
WITKOWSKI (KARL), Cailsburg, N. J.
~ [14445
Home from fishing. Boy jumping
over a fence with bundle of fish in one
hand and fishpole in the other. (I
| 29174, Apr. 12, 1909.)
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
AND OF JUNE 30, 1906
PART 4:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS;
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 22-25
JUNEH, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1909
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 4, is arranged in two alphabets of
proprietors, with subalphabets of titles as follows:
I. Containing titles for Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos
and Lithographs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (giving a list of the photographs deposited accord-
ing to law with the applications for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues,
Statuary, and Models or Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine Arts).
The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconven-
ience of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engrav-
ings, Cuts and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the
last issue, are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet. The entries for Fine Arts
will be found in a separate alphabet following this.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue
on account of necessary correspondence.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
receipt of copies is always omitted when the copies are received on the day of entry.
The notice, after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copyright by O.
San Jose, Cal.
A. Ablers,
Class F, XXe, no. 76436, May 11, 1909; 2 copies received May 11, 1909.
AHLERS (O. A.), San Jose, Cal.
[14446
San Jose, July 3-5. (F 76436, May
11, 1909.)
AHTRAM MFG. Co., New York, N. Y.
[14447
Character sketches. X-Ray family.
(F 76988, May 28, 1909.)
AIKEN (RoBERT E.), Kansas City, Mo.
[14448
Two heads with not a _ single
thought. (G 21759, June 1, 1909; 2 c.
May 20, 1909.)
AKEN (W. A.), Pewaukee, Wis.
[14449, 14450
Pewaukee, Wis. St. Marys Catho-
lic church. (F 76454, May 1, 1909.)
Pewaukee lake, Wis.,
Small island beach. F 76455, May |
1, 1909.)
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING
co., New York, N. Y. [5 prints.]
[14451-14455
Bed-time.—Calling.—Dressing.—Go-
ing fishing—June bride. (F 716946—
76950, May 26, 1909.)
AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[ 14456, 14479
All’s well that ends well. (F 76761,
May 19, 1909.)
And the kittens came back. (F
76929, May 25, 1909.)
Baron, he visits Mr. Howson Lott.
CH fiast, Jude 7, 1909.).
Foxy Grandpa and little brother. (F
76396, May 10, 1909.)
=——_ (B' (6762, May 19, 1909; 2 c.
May 17, 1909.)
—— (FF 77249, June 1, 1909.)
—— (Ff 77333, June 7, 1909.)
Frogs, frogs, fregs and [Buster]. (F
76758, May 19, 1909.)
Ha! Ha! It’s Gus’s turn!
June 7, 1909.)
Bathing at |
(F 77334, |
AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
Happy Hooligan. (F 76391, May 10,
1909. )
Here he is again.
1909. )
Is Happy Hooligan hopeless? (F
76930, May 25, 1909.)
Iss it a grizzler? (EF 76395, May 10,
1909. )
James, he takes the pie.
May 25, 1909.)
(F 77335, June 7,
(EF 76928,
Jimmy, he runs a marathon. (F
773382, June 7, 1909.)
Katzenjammer kids in Kalifornia.
(F 77336, June 7, 1909.)
Mr. Howson Lott. (F 76394, May
10, 1909.)
—— (F 76757, May 19, 1909.)
(EF 76927, May 25, 1909.)
Poor. Violet. (EF. 76392... May 16;
1909. )
— (F 76759, May 19, 1909.)
Such is life in the Rocky Mountains.
(EF 76926, May 25, 1909.)
Trip to Chinatown with [Buster].
(F 76393, May 10, 1909.)
Yes, Happy Hooligan is making a
hit. (F 76760, May 19, 1909.)
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDER PUB. CO., BOs-
ton, Mass. [14480
Bingen 2.064. May 10,
1909;)
(F 76372,
New
[14481-14605
(EF 76586, May 13,
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER,
Vorlko iN. ¥.
Ain’t you sorry.
1909. )
= JE Oho, May dO b909. )
—— (F 76931, May 25, 1909.)
—— (F 77004, May 28, 1909.)
(Big Gh, UME (35,1909) )
And not only that. (F 76487, May
1 1 9;:)
—— (F 76696, May 17, 1909.)
221
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14605
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont'd.
(EF 76767, May 19, 1909.)
—— (F 76906, May 24, 1909.)
——— (H (7007, May .28;, 1909.)
—— (F 77081, June 1, 1909.)
tk AiO, ume 2, 19092)
———— (F 77217, June 4,,1909.)
—— (F 77343, June 7, 1909.)
As long as the world goes
(EF 76442, May 11, 1909.)
—— (F 76607, May 14, 1909.)
— (F 76778, May 20, 1909.)
—— (F 76964, May 26, 1909.)
— (F 77074, June 1, 1909.)
—— (F 77212, June 4, 1909.)
Do you know this man? (F 76585,
May 13, 1909.)
— (F 76852, May 22, 1909.)
—— (F 76967, May 26, 1909.)
—— (F 77022, May 29, 1909.)
— (F 77075, June 1, 1909.)
— (F 77172, June 3, 1909.)
Do you know this woman? (F 76693.
May 17, 1909.)
Even as you and I.
4, 1909.)
(F 77338, June 7, 1909.)
Excuse Club. (F 76386, May 10,
1909.)
—— (F 76483, May 12, 1909.)
—— (F 76736, May 18, 1909.)
—— (F 76980, May 27, 1909.)
(F 77178, June 3, 1909.)
Gimlet Club. (F 76608, May 14,
1909.)
—— (F 76782, May 20, 1909.)
—— (F 76903, May 24, 1909.)
—— (F 77005, May 28, 1909.)
(F 77108, June 2, 1909.)
Groucho the monk. (F 76626, May
15, 1909.)
—— (F 76830, May 21, 1909.)
oe Uh Ouro, May on, 1909!)
——- ( 77076, June 1, 1909.)
Hall Room boys. (F 76889, May 10,
1909.)
—— (F 76628, May 15, 1909.)
—— (F 76768, May 19, 1909.)
—— (F 76807, May 24, 1909.)
—— (F 77008, May 28, 1909.)
aaa (Olt, sues, 1909. )
—— (F 77216, June 4, 1909.)
Henpecko the monk. (F 76587, May
13, 1909.)
’round.
(BE Ti2i5; June
AMERICAN-J OURNAL-EXAM1INE8—Cont’d.
(F 76779, May 20, 1909.)
—— (F 76933, May 25, 1909.)
(F 77174, June 3, 1909.)
Honest man. (F 76485, May 12,
1909. )
—— (F 76763, May 19, 1909.)
— (F 76829, May 21 1909.)
—— (F 76982, May 27, 1909.)
— (F 77102, June 2, 1909.)
—— (F 77245, June 5, 1909.)
How to be happy, though married.
(F 76390, May 10, 1909.)
(F 76769, May 19, 1909.)
—— (F 76835, May 21, 1909.)
—— (F 76851, May 22, 1909.)
—— (F 76932, May 25, 1909.)
— (F 76969, May 26, 1909.)
—— (F 77006, May 28, 1909.)
—— (F 77020, May 29, 1909.)
—— (F 77106, June 2, 1909.) -
(F 77246, June 5, 1909.)
I see by the papers. (EF 76737, May
18, 1909.)
If it weren’t for father.
May 12, 1909.)
(F 76695, May 17, 1909.)
— (F 76834, May 21, 1909.)
— (F 76968, May 26, 1909.)
— (F 77080, June 1, 1909.)
—— (F 77107, June 2, 1909.)
(FE 77342, June 7, 1909.)
(F 76486,
Mr. Jack. (F 76738, May 18, 1909.)
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 76441, May 11,
1909.)
—— (F 76904, May 24, 1909.)
(EF 77339, June 7, 1909.)
Never again. (EF 16887, May 10,
1909. )
— (F 76482, May 12, 1909.)
—— (FF 76627, May 15, 1903;)
—— (F 76764, May 19, 1909.)
— (F 76832, May 21, 1909.)
—— (F 77003, May 28, 1909.)
— (F 77078, June 1, 1909.)
—— (F 77104, June 2, 1909.)
On the job. (EF 76766, May 19,
1909. )
Republican tariff for the consumer.
(F 76439, May 11, 1909.)
Rhymo the monk. (F 76609, May
14, 1909. )
Tale of two cities. (F 76905, May
24, 1909.)
There’s a reason. (F 76388, May 10,
1909. )
222
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 22—25, June, 1909
AMERICAN-J OURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d.
(F 76484, May 12, 1909.)
—— (F 76694, May 17, 1909.)
— — (F 76765, May 19, 1909.)
—— (F 76831, May 21, 1909.)
—— (F 76966, May 26, 1909.)
— (F 77079, June 1, 1909.)
—— (F 77214, June 4, 1909.)
(F 77341, June 7, 1909.)
Tightwaddo the monk. (F 76369,
May 8, 1909.)
(F 76443, May 11, 1909.)
— (F 76739, May 18, 1909.)
—— (F 76853, May 22, 1909.)
— (F 76965, May 26, 1909.)
— (F 77021, May 29, 1909.)
(F 77248, June 5, 1909.)
*Twas buta dream. (F 763868,
8, 1909.)
— (F 76610, May 14, 1909.)
—— (F 76780, May 20, 1909.)
— (F 76934, May 25, 1909.)
— (F 76981, May 27, 1909.)
— (F 77213, June 4, 1909.)
— (F 77247, June 5, 1909.)
— (F 77340, June 7, 1909.)
What can a poor woman do?
76440, May 11, 1909.)
(F 76697, May 17, 1909.)
—— (F 76833, May 21, 1909.)
— (F 76970, May 26, 1909.)
—— (F 77082, June 1, 1909.)
( F 77344, June 7, 1909.)
What made Mad Mullah mad.
76781, May 20, 1909.)
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [14606-14609
May
(FE
cE
Baby’s shoe. (H 126827, May 10,
1909.)
Jilt (The) (H 126828, May 10,
1909. )
Jones and the lady book agent. (H
126829, May 10, 1909.)
One busy hour. (H 126642, May 6,
1909.)
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.,
he
Nobody loves a fat man.
May 10, 1909.)
76375, May 10, 1909.)
76376, May 10, 1909.)
76595, May 14, 1909.)
76596, May 14, 1909.)
(EF 76716, May 18, 1909.)
New York,
[14610-14623
(F 76374,
14644
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.—Continued.
(EF 76776, May 20, 1909.)
(F 76800, May 21, 1909.)
(F 76914, May 25, 1909.)
(F 76951, May 26, 1909.)
(FEF 76992, May 28, 1909.)
(F 77072, June 1, 1909.)
(F 77101, June 2, 1909.)
(F 77206, June 4, 1909.)
AMMONS (ALBERT), Memphis, Tenn.
[14624
Illinois central ry. bridge, Ohio
river. (H 127181, May 17, 1909; 2c.
May 10, 1909.)
ANDERSON (LEwis M.), Atlanta, Ga.
[14625
Punk. (F 76855, May 22, 1909.)
ANSONIA, New York, N. Y. [14626
Ansonia grill room. (H 127753, May
28, 1909.)
APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER, New York,
NEY. [14627, 14628
Kingdom come. (G 21568, May 11,
1909. )
Sacred heart.
1909.)
AUSTEN
Staten Island, N. Y.
Old windmill, Dortrecht.
May 10, 1909.)
Sheep and shepherd by _ canal,
Bruges. (H 126914, May 12, 1909.)
Sheep beside canal, Bruges. (H
126915, May 12, 1909.)
Sheep crossing road, Normandy.
126916, May 12, 1909.)
Sheep grazing by roadside, Nor-
mandy. (H 126785, May 10, 1909.)
Sheep homeward bound, Normandie.
(H 126917, May 12, 1909.)
AUTOLINE MFG. CO., Detroit, Mich. [8
photegraphs. ] [14635-14642
Bandaging wound.—Dressing wound.
—HEezema. Back view, front view.—
Knife cut.— Running sore on leg. —
Smothering the flames.—Stopping the
flow of blocd. (H 127601-127608, May
26, 1909.)
BaBer (A. M.), Seattle, Wash. [14643
Eskimo and iggorrote. (H 127267,
May 19, 1909.)
(G 21567, May 11,
(ELIZABETH ALICE), Clifton,
[14629-14634
(H 126784,
(H
Los Angeles,
[14644
(H
BAILEY (MERRITT L.),
Cal.
Los Angeles, Cal., Elks temple.
127172, May 17, 1909.)
223
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14645
BaiLEy (O. H.), Cambridge, Mass.
[14645
Willimantic, Conn., 1909. (F 76750,
May 19, 1909.)
Bain (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
ING CY [14646-14673
Bacchus and Bacchantes. (H 126661,
May 6, 1909.)
Burden (Mrs.) and Mrs.
(H 126666, May 6, 1909.)
Burden (Mrs.) dancing. 1, 2.
126601, 126602, May 5, 1909.)
Borden (Mrs. vA. |S). 05
126658, 126659, May 6, 1909.)
Eustis.
(HL
no
(H
Crawford (Miss) and Miss Weyman.
(H 126600, May 5, 1909.)
Crown Prince Japan. (H 126667,
May 6, 1909.)
Crown Princess Japan. (H 126668,
May 6, 1909.)
Kustis (Mrs.) and Mrs. Gray. 1, 2.
(H 127035, 1270386, May 15, 1909.)
Bustis (Mrs. J. ..Be)eoo( Hi 2026660,
May 6, 1909.)
Falconio (Megr.)
ley and Mgr. Lavelle.
24, 1909.)
Flower
1909. )
Gould (Mrs. Frank) and children.
(H 127506, May 24, 1909.)
Gould (Muriel). (H 126664, May
6, 1909.)
Group of Bacchantes.
May 5, 1909.)
Archbishop Far-
(H 127507, May
girls. (H 126604, May 5,
(H 126605,
a §, 2. (Ho a26662, 126665.) Way
6, 1909.)
Hopping (Mrs.) and Mrs. Brown.
(H 126608, May 5, 1909.)
Ivins (W. M.).. (Hl 12660T, May 5
1909. )
Jerome uW. 'T’.) 124.) CH), 4126730=
126733, May 7, 1909; 2 c. of each May
S, 1909.)
Merker) (Mrs, -S! /S.)¢. CH 126606:
May 5, 1909.)
Society group 1. (H 127508, May
24, 1909.)
Villard. (Mrs. H: G.).
May 6, 1909.)
BAKowSKI (B. B.), La Grande, Oreg.
[14674, 14675
(H 126665,
Wallowa lake, 967, 968, (H 126888,
126889, May 12, 1909; 2 ¢. of each
Mar. 29, 1909.)
pt. Iv, 0.:s., v. 4
BANDHOLTZ (FRED. J.),
Iowa. [14676-14683
Chanute, Kans. (H 127382, eas 2A,
1909; 2 c. May 22, 1909.)
Cherryvale, Kans. (H 127333, May
21, 1909; 2 c. May 25, 1909.)
Coffeyv oe Kans. (H 127575, May
Des Moines,
24, 1909; 2 c. May 25, 1909.)
Emporia, Kans. (H 127334, May 21,
1909. )
Independence, Kans., Penn. ave. and
Myrtle st. (H 127576, May 24, 1909;
2c. May 25, 1909.)
Iola, Kans. (Hi. 4273355 May eZ
1909; 2 c. May 22, 1909.)
Ottawa, Kans. (H 126845, May 10,
1909; 2 c. May 22, 1909.)
2nd and Main sts. (H 127336,
May 21, 1909; 2 c. May 22, 1909.)
BaRNETT (ALFONSO L.), Houston, Tex.
[14684-14686
Galveston, 1, 2. (H 126682, 126683,
May 6, 1909; 1 ec. of each Apr. 5, 1909,
1 ce. of each May 6, 1909. )
Houston city, 2. (H 126681, May 6,
1909; 1 ec. Mar. 29, 1909, 1 ¢. May 6G,
1909. )
BARR-FARNHAM PHOTO POST CARD CO.,
Washington, D. C. [14687-14695
Cabin John bridge, Historie granite
tablet. (H 127592, May 25, 1909.)
Loving (Walter H.), 1-3.
127021-127023, May 14, 1909.)
Navarro (Pedro B.) (2) 42m;
May 17, 1909.)
Norfolk base ball club. 1909. A. B.
(Hi 1271382, 127133, May oo toe ees
of each May 3, 1909, 1 ¢. of each May
18, 1909.)
Philippine constabulary band at At-
lantiec City, N: J. 2, 2.9 ((EiezGsts:
126864, May 11, 1909.)
BAUER (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[14696
Ladies’ car. (H 125687, Apr. 2, 1909;
2 @. May 18, 1909.)
BELINFAUTE Philadelphia,
Pa [14697
St. Clements altar (H 126738, Apr.
2, 909:*)
BERWIN (L. M.), Chicago, Il.
[14698-14701
(F 76364, May
(H
(ERNEST),
Billiken and Bobby.
8, 1909.)
—— (F 76684, May 17, 1909.)
—— (F 76864, May 22, 1909.)
——- (F 76998, May 28, 1909.)
224
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
nos. 22—25, June, 1909
N.). Willimantic,
[14702-14707
(H 125841-—
BEVILLE
Conn.
Willimantic, Conn. 1-6.
125846, Apr. 15, 1909.*)
BIOGRAPH co., New York, N. Y.
[1470S-14715
( JULIAN
Cricket on the hearth. (H 127599,
May 26, 1909.)
Hloping with aunty. (H 127883,
May 22, 1909.
Eradicating aunty.
28, 1909.
French duel. (H 127177, May 18,
1909; 2 c. May 6, 1909.)
His duty. (H 127701, May 28, 1909.)
(H 127700, May
Resurrection. (H 127268, May 19,
1909. )
Two memories. (H 127384, May 22,
1909.)
What drink did. (H 127702, May
28, 1909.)
BisBee (C. E.), Twin Falls, Idaho.
[14716, 14717
Bickel school. (H 127018, May 14,
1909. )
Lincoln school. (H 127019, May 14.
1909. )
BoNAWITZ (GEORGE), New York, N. Y.
[14718
Retrospection. (F 76961, May 26,
1909. )
BooK NEWS MONTHLY, Philadelphia,
Pa. [14719, 14720 .
Hamilton (Lady) as Cleopatra.
76713, May 18, 1909.)
Nelson (Lord) in the cabin of The
Victory. (F 76714, May 18, 1909.)
Bowers (S. Atonzo), New York, N. Y.
[14721, 14722
(F 76962, May
(FE
Champagne bubble.
26, 1909.)
Ready for the plunge.
May 26, 1909.)
Boysen (J. T.), Yosemite, Cal. [4
photographs] [14723-14726
At home in the forest.—Aware of an
(F 76963,
intruder.—Scented.—Seen. (H127963-—
127966, June 5, 1909.)
BrAaGpoN (JOHN C.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[14727
Early spring. (H 126920, May 12,
ie; 2 c. Apr: 27, 1909.)
BRIGMAN (ANNIE W.).
Cal. [14728, 14729
Bubble (The).—Dying cedar. (H
126862, 126861, May 11, 1900; 2 c. of
each May 12. 1909.)
Los Angeles,
ETC.
14751
Bropig£ (Epwarp L.), Cambridge, Mass.
[14730
Scala santa; or, Holy staircase. (F
76348, Apr. 22, 1909; 2 c. May 8, 1909.)
BrRooKSBY (WILLIAM), Searchlight,
Ney. [14731
Searchlight, Nev. (H 127055, May
15, 1909.)
BROWNFIELD (W. Y.), West Point,
Iowa. [14732
West Point, Iowa, St. Marys Catholic
church. (H. 1263839, Apr. 30, 1909; 2 ¢.
May 18, 1909.)
Bure BROS., San Francisco, Cal.
[14733
Richmond, Cal. (F 76682, May 17,
1909352 e. June 1, 19095)
BuTLeR (Mrs. H. B. C.), Dorchester,
Mass. [14734, 14735
Boston, Mass., Hancock, House. (F
76424, May 11, 1909.)
Channing (Wm. E.) (F 76423, May
11, 1909.)
BUTTERFIELD (JOHN ny; North
Yakima, Wash. [14736
Butterfield’s anaconas. (F 763881,
May 10, 1909.)
CALIFORNIA EUCALYPTUS TIMBER CO.,
Kansas City, Mo. [14737-14739
Eucalyptus rostrata, 18 years old.
(F 76704, May 6, 1909; 2 ce. May 17,
1909. )
—19 years old.
1909. )
Tulare, Cal., Row of rostrata trees.
(F 76706, May 17, 1909.)
CAMP (H.B.) co., Chicago, Ill. [14740
Lighting the way. (F 76132, Apr.
30, 1909; 2 c. May 15, 1909.)
CAMPBELL, METZGER & JACOBSON, New
York, N. Y. [4 chromos]
[14741-14744
Gertrude. — Margaret. — Possum. —
(F 76705, May 17,
Primrose. (G 21707-21710, May 22,
1909. )
CANTERBURY. CO., Chicago, [ll. [6
prints] [14745-14750
And one to grow on.—Birthday
(A).—Birthday reminder.—Deliver all
goods in rear.—I searched the whole
world forth—May you take the cake.
(F 76745-76748, May 6, 1909.)
T.), Philadel-
[14751
(EF
CARPENTER
phia, Pa.
Southern York county league.
76625, May 15, 1909.)
(CHARLES
229
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14752
‘CARPENTER (FF. M.), Enosburg Falls,
Vt. [3 photographs.]
[14752-14754
Capitol. — Liberty. — Parade. (H
126819-126821, May 10, 1909.)
“CENTAUR FILM co., New York, N. Y.
[14755-14757
Johnny and the Indians. (H 127303,
May 21, 1909.)
Serappy Billi.
1909.)
Temptation of John Gray.
126641, May 6, 1909.)
(H 127775, May 20,
(H
CHAPMAN (ALSON), Moraine Park,
Colo. [14758
Mountain sheep. (H 127714, May
28, 1909. )
CHAPMAN (CHARLES P.), Bayonne,
N. J. [14759
Sphinx has spoken its secret. (F
74314, Mar. 10, 1909; 2 ec. Apr. 5,
1909.)
CHAPMAN STUDIO, Walla Walla, Wash.
[14760, 14761
Blalock orchard tracts. 1, 2: (H
127967, 127968, June 3, 1909.)
CHENEY (Mary Movtton), St. Paul,
Minn. [14762-14765
And in the morning then shall ye
see the glory of the Lord. (F 76619,
May 14, 1909.)
In every common flower that blows.
(FE 76622, May 14, 1909.)
Merry Christmas, happy New Year
to you, A (F 76618, May 14, 1909.)
One hour alone is in thy hands. (F
76620, May 14, 1909.)
CHILD (WARREN H.), Hingham Mass.
[14766
Down-Haster (A) (H 126772, May
10, 1909. )
ClociA (VINCENT), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[14767
Certificato di admissione. (G 21718,
May 25, 1909; 2 c. May 14, 1909.)
‘CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington, D. C.
[7 photographs. ]} [14768-14774
Bamberger (Raymond S.).—Clark
(Walter E.) — Durand (BE. Dana) —
Garrand (Miss Lucy)—Gore (Mrs. T.
P.) — Rojas (Pedro Ezekial) — Taft
(Miss Helen). (H 127717-127723, May
28, 1909.)
CoLBy (JAMES M.), Wausau, Wis. [16
photographs. ] [14775-14790
Fountain City, Wis.—Grand Rapids,
Wis., 1-8.—Wausau, Wis., 1, 2.—Wis-
consin river, 1-5. (H 1279382-127947,
June 2, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
CoLuieR (P. F.) & son, New York, N Y.
[14791-14819
Roosevelt’s (Mr.) Africa, 1-29. (H
126525-126553, May 5, 1909.)
COLONIAL PRINTING CO., New York, N. Y.
[3 prints. ] [14820-14822
Bald game.—Is it hot enough for
you.—-Reason I could not get there on
time. (F 76592-76594, May 14, 1909.)
COMMERCIAL MILLING Co., Detroit, Mich.
[14823
Paneake boy. (H 127194, May 19,
1909. )
CoNWELL (L. R.), New York, N. Y.
[54 chromos] [14824-14877
Christmas cards. (G 21538—
21549, May 3, 1909.)
Best wishes for a happy Easter.—
Best wishes for Easter.—Bright and
happy Easter.—Bright and prosperous
New Year.—Cordial new Year’s greet-
ing.—Easter greetings. A, B.—Glad
tidings for 1910.—Happy Haster. A,
B.— Happy New Year, 1910.—Here’s
to the health of every friend.—Joyous
Easter.—Joyous Eastertide.—Loving
Easter greeting.—Loving Easter greet-
ings.—New Year greetings.—Prosper-
ous New Year to you.—Speed the old
and welcome the New Year.—Welcome
the New Year.—Wishing you a joyous
Easter.—Wishing you a joyous New
Year.—Wishing you happiness and
plenty in the New Year.—1910 happy
New Year. (G 21641-21664, May 20,
1909.)
Don’t you wish you were one of
us.—Gee! If one girl would only leave
me.—I am on the same old racket.—
Isn’t he just darling.—Now, what are
you up to.—Now, who’s talking to
you.—Skating is alright.—Which one
of you is thinking about the mistle-
toe.—You may imagine what’s com-
ing. (G 21719-21727, May 26, 1909.)
Do you dare me to come under.—
Hammock days. 1-6.—Not yet but
soon.—Peach of a load. (G 21762-
21770, June 4, 1909.)
1-12.
CooLIDGE (BALDWIN), Woburn, Mass.
[14878
Quincy (Dorothy), wife of Gov.
John Hancock; by John Singleton
Copley. (H 126504, May 5, 1909.)
Cooper (Epwin H.), Chester, Pa.
[14879
Mother’s ring. (H 127855, June 1,
1909.)
226
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
nos. 22—25, June, 1909
ETC.
14995
Cooper (W. A.), New York, N. Y.
[14880
Sorolla y Bastida (Signor Joaquin),
portrait. (H 127777, May 29, 1909.)
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
[14881
Signs of springtime. 5798. (G
21430, Apr. 21, 1909.)
CraAM (MapISson H.), Prudence Island,
1 AB {14882-14892
[Prudence Island, R. I.] 1-11. (H
127689127699, May 18, 1909.)
CRIPPEN & REESE, Bemidji, Minn.
[14893, 14894
Atira. (H 127173, May 17, 1909.)
Centenarian (The) (H 127174, May
17, 1909.)
CRooNBORG (FREDERICK T.), New York, |
iy age P
[14895, 14896
Advanced fashions. May, 1909, vol.
4,no.2. Supplements A, B. (F 76614,
76615, May 15, 1909.)
CRYSTAL WASHING CO., Denver, Colo.
[14897
Wet wash. (F 76842, Feb. 24, 1909;
2 ce. May 22, 1909.)
CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY, Culver,
Ind. [14898
Culver cavalry cadet jumping the
bar. (H 126765, May 10, 1909.)
CurTIs (ASAHEL), Seattle, Wash.
[14899-14908
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. (H
127715, May 28, 1909.)
Lake Southerland,
127518, May 24, 1909.)
Mt. Rainier from Spray Park. (H
126927, May 12, 1909.)
Snoqualmie falls. (H 126616, May
5, 1909.)
— (H 127860, June 1, 1909.)
Alders. (H
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[14904-14923
Baby; by R.M. Upjohn. (H 126865,
May 11, 1909.)
Bedtime stories; by Francis Day.
(H 126866, May 11, 1909.)
Child in the house; by Ella Condie
Lamb. (H 126921, May 12, 1909.)
Marine; by A. T. Bricher, 1-3. (H
126867-126869, May 11, 1909.)
Napanock, scene at; by Wm. Hart.
1-8. (H 126870—-126872, May 11, 1909.)
Normandy interior; by Lee Lufkin
Kaula. 1,2. (H 126873, 126874, May
11, 1909.)
227
Curtis & CAMERON—Continued.
Peace and plenty; by George Inness.
(H 126875, May~11, 1909.)
Reverie; by Christine Lumsden. 1,
2. (H 126876, 126877, May 11, 1909.)
Sleep; by Carroll Beckwith. 1, 2.
(H 126878, 126879, May 11, 1909.)
Sun maiden; by Lillian M. Genth.
(H 126880, May 11, 1909.)
(H 126922, May 12, 1909.)
Unrepentant; by Hilda Belcher. (H
126881, May 11, 1909.)
Washington (George); by Gilbert
Stuart. (H 126882, May 11, 1909.)
DAaMPF (CHARLES J.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[14924-14927
Clarke (Rev. Dr. L. Mason) A—-D.
(H 127798-127801, May 29, 1909.)
Davis (CHARLES E.), Portland, Me.
[14928-14930
Home of the red man. (H 127780,
May 29, 1909.)
Old hand liner.
29, 1909.)
Old lobster
May 29, 1909.)
(H 127779, May
tirapoer., . CEL Ais
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[14931, 14932
August reverie. (H 127509, May 24,
1909.)
Fancy free.
1909.)
(H 127510, May 24,
Day (LueEeLLa), St. Augustine, Fla.
[149338, 14934
Ponce de Leon cross. 1513 A, B..
(H 127032, 127033, May 15, 1909.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo.
[14935-14938
Adventures of the little Post Want
ad. (EF 76523, May 13, 1909.)
—— (F 76777, May 20, 1909.
—— (F 76978, May 27, 1909.)
—— (F 77197. June 4, 1909.)
DETROIT PUBLISHING Co., Detroit Mich.
[14939-14995
Adirondack mts., N. Y. 146 (H
127529-127574, May 24, 1909.)
Detroit, Mich., Y. M. C. A. building.
(H 127791, May 29, 1909.)
Duluth. Minn <1, 2.
127904, June 1, 1909.)
(H 127908,
Indianapolis, Ind., Ex-President
Harrison’s house. (H 127905, June 1,
1909. )
Livingstone channel. 1, 2. (EH.
27792, 127793, May 29, 1909.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14996
DETROIT PUBLISHING co.—Continued.
Marquette, Mich. Front. st.
127794, May 29, 1909.)
New York, N. Y., Statue of Liberty.
(Hi 127795, May 29, 1909.)
Niagara Falls, Rapids above Ameri-
ean falls. (H 127796, May 29, 1909.)
St. Paul, Minn., Post-office. (H
127906, June 1, 1909.)
St. Paul and Harriet island, Minn.
(HE 127797,. May. 29, 1909.)
GH
DiITsoN (OLIVER) co., Boston, Mass.
[14996
Easy opera transcriptions. (EF
76446, May 11, 1909.)
Dopson (HENRY CLAY) JR., St. Mi1-
chaels, Md. [14997, 14998
Emersons Point. (H 126901, May
12, 1909.)
Lane Emersons Point. (H 126902,
May 12, 1909.)
DOUGHERTY (C. J.), Long Beach, Cal.
[14999, 15000
Just out. (H 127951, June 2, 1909;
1c. May 18, 1909, 1 c. June 2, 1909.)
Our first day off. (H 127952, June
2, 1909; 2. ¢. May 18, 1909.)
DrRouGHT (JAMES T.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[15001
Wisconsin legislature, 1909. (F
76774, May 20, 1909.)
DRUCKER & co., New York, N.Y.
[15002
Luncheon tendered Wright bros.
(H 127005, May 14, 1909.)
DucaNn (L. H.), Bloomington, II.
[15008
Illustrated card of dancing. (H
126617, - May’ 5, 1909; 2 ¢. ‘Apr. 29,
1909.)
DUMBACK (J. A.), Independence, Wis.
[15004
Independence, Wis., Sts. Peter’s and
Pauls Polish Catholic church. (F
76453, May 38, 1909.)
DUNHAM (EpcGaArR), Princeton, Ill.
[15005
Princeton, Jll., High school. (H
127158, May 17, 1909.)
Dupont (AMIE), New York, N. Y.
[15006-15020
Gadski (Johanna) 1-9. (H 127043-
127050, 127052, May 15, 1909)
Gay (Maria), Carmen 14, 15.
Lp pa le (H
127037, 127038, May 15, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
DuPont (AMIE)—Continued.
Mattfeld (Marie) and Rossina Van
Dyck, Hansel and Gretel. 1-4. (H
127039-127042, May 15, 1909.)
DUTCHESS PRESS, Fishkill-on-Hudson,
ri ee [15021
Hudson Fulton souvenir post card.
(F 77012, May 28, 1909; 2 c. May 22,
1909.)
EBERHART (J. 8S.) & son, Des Moines,
Iowa. [15022
Eberhart’s baby picture cradle roll.
(F 76987, May 28, 1909; 1 c. May 17,
1909, 1 c. May 28, 1909.)
EDINBURGH SOCIETY, Boston, Mass. [41
engravings | [15023-15063
And a woman is only a woman.—And
mamma came.—Beg y’ pardon, sir.—
Blind with rage.—But through ut all.—
Come you back, you British soldier.—
Don’t you know me, Minnie.—English
were not running.—Englishman was
left alone.—Fleete sat on the ground.—
For Gawd’s sake get the water.—Get
on, you sons of burned fathers.—God
ha’ mercy.—He held out his shaking
hand.—He left the room swearing.—
He looked at the thing.—He ran at me
head on.—His face was white and
drawn.—I broke down der door.—I
recognized the head of the man.—l
struggled clear.—lI’ve been down to
hell to get her.—Kipling (Rudyard ).—
Lispeth.—Love like ours can never
die.—Maisie.—Maisie poked the gray-
el.—Mulvaney.—One swing of her
trunk could have knocked the English-
man flat.—Opposite the Joss was Fung-
Tehing’s coffin.—Peg Barney was
singing ut.—See that beggar ?—She
had never been kissed by man _ be-
fore.—She learned that I was sick of
her presence.—She was taken out of
the saddle a limp heap.—So the free-
dom of the little gathering was unre-
strained.—They were stripped to the
waist.—Torpenhow knelt with Dick’s
body in his arms.—We are somewhere
at the back of the Machua bazaar.—
Women of Abazai are very fair.—
Wonder what the little beast can talk
about. (EF 76638-76678, May 17, 1909.)
EDISON MFG. Co., Orange, N. J.
[15064-15107
Brothers in arms. 1-4. (H 127588-
127591, May 25, 1909:)
Child’s prayer. 1-38.
127790, May 29, 1909.)
Curfew bell. 1-4. (H 127992-127995,
June 38, 1909.)
(H 127788-
228
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos, 22—25, June, 1909
15179
EDISON MFG. co.—Continued.
Doctored dinner pail. 1. (H 126608,
May 5, 1909.)
Fuss and feathers. 1, 2.
126614, May 5, 1909.)
Little Miss Moffit and Simian Stone.
(H 126618,
1-3. (H 127845-127347, May 21, 1909.)
Lunatics in power. 1-8. (H126684-—
126686, May 6, 1909.)
Pony express. 14 (H 126947-
126950, May 13, 1909.)
Professor Fix fixed. tS. (H
127785-127787, May 29, 1909.)
Road to love. 1-4. (H 126609-
126612, May 5, 1909.)
Sandman (The). Asi, (EL 127340-
127344, May 21, 1909.)
See a pin and pick it up. 1,2. (H
126939, 126940, May 13, 1909.)
Somnambulistic hero. 1-6. (H
126941126946, May 18, 1909.)
Epwarps (W. H.). Portland, Oregon. [5
prints. ] [15108-15112
Moonlight on the sound. — Mt.
Rainier.—On the Pacific ocean.—Road
to the setting sun.— Sunset on the
sound. (F 76941-76945, May 26, 1909.)
Eviis (WM. A.), Seattle, Wash.
[15113
Carrier force of Seattle with Post-
master Russell. (H 127349, May 22,
1909. )
ENGLISH (H.), Mullan, Idaho.
[15114, 15115
Milas Idaho, | O..0. -F. (H
127191, May 18, 1909.)
Wait, Mont., Saloon. (H 127192,
May 18, 1909.)
ETIENNE (N. J.), Minneapolis, Minn.
[14 photographs. | [15116-15129
Asleep.—Asleep with Dolly.—Awful
dirty. — Good apples. — Horseback to
bed. — Just like mamma.— Mamma’s
two year old.— Mother and young
babe.—Mother’s boy.—Naughty Kitty.
—None to spare.—Papa’s clothes.—
Teddy’s bedtime.— That awful toad.
Obst p42, 127273, 127275, 127277—
127285, 127288, 127276, May 12, 1909.)
FaBeR (J. H.), Norfolk, Va.
[15130, 15131
Champion crew and trophies, U.S. S.
Louisiana. 1907-1909.
Trophies won and defended by the
U.S. S. Louisiana. 1907-1909.
(H 127024, 127025, May 14, 1909; 2
ec. of each May 5, 1909.)
FAWKNER (FREDERICK P.), Cairo, Il.
i ee
Cairo, ilk, Iliimois: central rr.
bridge. (H 127304, May 21, 1909; 2c.
May 22, 1909.)
FIELD (CHARLES ARTHUR BIRCH-),
New York, N. Y. [15183-15135
Alone on the beach. (F 75378, Apr.
13, 1909; 2 c. May 6, 1909.)
Going down. (F 76959, May 26,
1909.)
Lobster bait. (F 76960, May 26,
1909.)
Romy . (By) iK’.),' New’ | York, N20,
[15186-15188
Dufault (Paul) 1566—A, 1566-1. (H
127169, 127170, May 17, 1909.)
MeMahon (Rev. D. J.) (H 127168,
May 17, 1909.)
FoLceR (JAMES WALTER), Nantucket,
Mass. [15139
Brant Point, entrance to harbor of
Nantucket, Mass. 1820-1842. (H
127266, May 19, 1909.)
FoRMAN (THOMAS) & SONS, Notting-
ham, England. [15140
Tulip field. -(— 16613; May 5,
1909. )
Forrner (C. B.), Sterling, Colo.
[15141
Sterling, Colo., Winter park scene.
(H 127458, May 24, 1909.)
Fox (F. S. & M. V.), Chicago, Il.
[15142
Fielding (Rev. Father J. K.) (H
127167, May 17, 1909.)
FRANKISH (CHAS. G.), Ontario, Cal.
[37 photographs] [15148-15179
Auto on bridge at Hog’s Back.—
Auto stage coasting down the long
grade below Hog’s Back.—Autoing up
Hog’s Back.—Baldy at close range.—
Barrett canyon.—Bear canyon.—Buck-
thorn in bloom.—Cascade, lLannis
canyon.—Creek and road near Spring
hill.—Creek north of 2nd _ bridge.—
Creek, Spring hill.—Forest ranger.—
Hog’s Back and Old Baldy.—Horn
(The).— Hotel entrance. — Johnson's
mine.—Laughing waters.—Little falls,
Barrett canyon.—Live Oak bridge.—
Maiden Hair falls.—Mirror lake.—
Oak and lake.—Old Baldy and Power
co.’s buildings.—Ontario power house,
interior.—Park station—Railway
power house.—Sierra power house.—
Silver falls—Snow and sycamore.—
Snow scene, Hog’s Back.—Stage re-
29
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15180
FRANKISH (CHAS. G.)—Continued.
turning.—Tent houses.—Toll - gate.—
Trout fishing—West from John-
son’s.—Where the water runs up
hill—Yucas in blossom. (H 127862-—
127898, June 1, 1909; 2 c. of each duly
rec’d May 19, 1909, or June 1, 1909.)
FrascH (O. T.), Seattle, Wash. [4
photographs] [15180-15183
Carload of Washington onions.—
Washington apples.—Washington cu-
cumber. — Washington strawberries.
(H 127378-127381, May 22, 1909.)
FROHMAN (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[15184-15186
Adams (Maud) as Joan of Are.
1-3. (H 127611-127613, May 27, 1909.)
FURSMAN (EuGENIA), New York, N. Y.
[15187
Bright eyes. (H 127907, June 2,
1909. )
GARLAND (T. L.) co., Portland, Oreg.
[15188
Mount Rainier, Wash. (F 76633,
May 17, 1909.)
GARRISON (Simpson), Los Angeles,
Cal. [15189
Shadow of the cross. (H 127270,
May 20, 1909.
GATCHEL & Philadelphia,
Pa. [15190
Philadelphia, Pa., Independence hall.
(FE 76910, May 15, 1909; 2 c. June 4,
1909.)
MANNING,
GESSFORD (JOSEPH G.), New York,
IN. ¥; [15191
Carnegie (Andrew). (H 126848,
May 11, 1909; 2 c. May 6, 1909.)
GILBERT (CALVIN H.), Independence,
Iowa. [15192
Roses. (H 126764, May 10, 1909.)
GRAVES (BUEL W.), Sheldon, Vt.
[15193, 15194
Sheldon Junction, Vt. Franklin
eo) tasreround. | “W) 2," CE 428005,
128006, June 4, 1909.
GRAY (LucIAN), Eureka Springs, Ark.
[15195-15198
Eureka Springs, Ark. 1-3. (Ff
76972, 76975, 76977, May 27, 1909.)
Rainbow falls near Eureka Springs,
Ark. (¥F 76976, May 27, 1909.)
GRAY LITHOGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[15199, 15200
Daisies. (G 21579, May 15, 1909.)
Opera favorite. (G 21586, May 18,
1909.)
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
GREEN (Guy W.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[15201-15203
Green’s Nebraska Indians. (G
21589, Apr. 22, 1909.)
Nebraska Indian baseball team.
1, 2. (G 21587, 21588, Apr. 22, 1909.)
GREEN (S. H.) New Philadelphia,
Ohio. [15204
Daisy Lee. (H 127457, May 24,
1909.)
GREUTER (FREDERICK HENRY), Sharon
Springs Kans. - [15205
Cheyenne county court house. (H
126505, May 5, 1909.)
GRIFFIN (G. TAytor), Albany, N. Y.
[15206-15211
Senate of the state of New York.
(H 126844, May 10, 1909.)
White (Lt. Gov. Horace) of New
York. 1-5. (H 127821-127325, May
21, 1909.)
GUBELMAN PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[15212-15216
Is that you, daddy? (F 76798, May
21, 1909.)
It’s an ill wind. (F 76355, May 8,
1909.)
Last shot. (F 76873, May 10, 1909.)
Little Holland with Scotch chaser,
(EF 76773, May 4, 1909.)
Marauder. (F 76522, May 13, 1909.)
GUGLER LITHO CO., Milwaukee, Wis.
[15297
Cute cutter. (H 127953, May 26,
1909; 2 c. June 38, 1909.)
GURREY (CAROLINE H.), Honolulu,
Hawaii. [15218-15260
American-Hawaiian girhh 1-3.—
Chinese-Hawaiian boy. 14.—French-
Hawaiian girl. 1, 2.—German-Ha-
waiian boy. 1, 2.—German-Hawaiian
girl—Gilbertese-Hawaiian girl.—Ha-
waiian.—Hawaiian boy.—Hawaiian
girl. 1, 2.—Indian-Hawaiian girl. 1,
2.—Italian-Hawaiian girl. 1-3.—Irish-
Hawaiian girl.—Japanese - Hawaiian
and Portuguese-Hawaiian boys.—Japa-
nese-Hawaiian boy. 1, 2.—Japanese-
Hawaiian.—Norwegian-Hawaiian girl.
—Portuguese-Hawaiian boy. 1, 2.—
Scotch-Hawaiian boy.—Scotch-Irish-
American-Hawaiian boy. 1, 2.—Son of
Hawaii.—Spanish-Hawaiian boy. 1, 2.
—Spanish-Hawaiian girl. 1, 2.—Tahi-
tian-Hawaiian boy. 1, 2.—Tahitian-
Hawaiian girl. 1-3. (H 126953—
126964, 126966-126980, 126982-126991,
126993-126998, May 14, 1909.)
230
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 22—25, June, 1909
GUTEKUNST (F.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[15261-15263
Jarvis (Anna) (H 126739, May §8,
1909. )
Wonderly (Elizabeth) A, B. (H
126740, 126741, May 8, 1909.)
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[15264-15315
Baltimore, Md. (H 127482, May 24,
1909; 2 c.. May 18, 1909.)
Gettysburg, Pa. 1-17.
127502, May 24, 1909.)
Great Falls of the Potomac. (H
126786, May 10, 1909.)
(H 127486—
menenmure: Va. 1 2. (H 127165,
127166, May 17, 1909.)
Richmond, Va. 1-10. (H 127824—
127833, June 1, 1909; 2 c. of each Apr.
21, 1909.)
U.S. Naval academy, Annapolis, Md.
(H 127483, May 24, 1909; 2 c. May 18,
1909. )
University of Virginia. 1, 2. (H
127484, 127485, May 24, 1909; 2 c. of
each May 18, 1909.)
Washington, D.C. 1-17. (H126787-
126803, May 10, 1909.)
Wheeling, W. Va., Wheeling corru-
gating works. (H 126951, May 13,
1909. )
HALLWORTH (WILLIAM L.), Malden,
Mass. [15316-15322
Franconia Notch, N. H., Mt. Pemi-
gewasset, Indian’s head. (H 127481,
May 24, 1909.)
Jackson (Andrew)
4, 1909.)
Malden, Mass.,
versalist church.
1909.)
North Woodstock, N. H., Lost river,
1M. (H 127477-127480, May 24,
1909.)
HARAN (J. A.), Portland, Oregon.
[15323
Nakomis. (H 125347, Apr. 5, 1909;
2 e. May 24, 1909.)
(H 128008, June
First parish Uni-
(H 128007, June 4,
HARDMAN PECK & cO., New York, N. Y.
[15324
Constantino (Florencio). 1700-2.
eee tit, May 17,1909.)
Harris (H. R.), California, Pa.
[15325
Southwestern state normal school,
California, Pa. (H 127822, June l,
1909. )
15515
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa.
Llda26, dooat
New Styx bridge. (H 127703, May
28, 1909.)
Styx bridge. (H 127704, May 28,
1909. )
Harvey (E. S.), Lebanon, Ind.
[15828
Lebanon, Ind., high school base ball
team, 1909. (H 126754, May 8, 1909.)
HARVEY (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[15329, 15330
Needles, Cal. El Garces, dining
room. 12967. (FE 77001, May 28, 1909;
2 ec. May 28, 1909.)
—— (H 126758, May 8, 1909.)
HAstTiInes (S. D.), Spokane, Wash.
[15831
Sunset on the Pend D’Oreillee (H
127688, May 28, 1909.)
HEAL (W. S.), New York, N. Y.
[15832
May all the joys of 1910. (F 76521,
May 12, 1909; 2 c. May 13, 1909.)
HELLEBO (A. L.), Janesville Minn.
[153833
Janesville, Minn. (H 127297, May
20, 1909.)
Henvis (M. P.), Washington, D. C.
[1538384
Virginia who gave Washington to
America gives this granite for his
monument. (EF 76325, Mar. 25, 1909;
2c. May 8, 1909.)
HERGET (SIGMUND CHARLES), Brook-
yams IN [153835
Brooklyn, N. Y., St. Leonard’s R. C.
ehurch: (H 127176; May 18, 1909; 2
e. May 8, 1909.)
HERRMANN (HERRMANN), £Middle-
burgh: Neey: [15836
Sleepy Hollow hop pillow. (F
76452, May 12, 1909.)
Hitt (Harry E.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
[15337, 158388
Long Key, Fla., Cocoanuts growing.
(H 127295, May 20, 1909.)
Seminole (The) (H 127296, May
20, 1909. )
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New
York, N. ¥: [15389-15518
168 photographs of paintings by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida:
A la orilla del mar.—Al bafio.—
Alqueria, Alcira——Amontonando. el
231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15518
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Paint-
ings by Sorolla—Continued.
beno, Asturias. — Arbol amarillo,
Granga.—Bano (E1)—Bano (El),
Javea (II)—Bao de la Reina, Val-
saiin.—Barcas de pesca.—Beso (E1l)—
Buscando congregos, Javea.—Camino
de San Esteban, Asturias.—Casa del
Greco, Toledo.—Castillo de San Ser-
vando, Tocledo.—Ciego (El) de To-
ledo.—Covachuelas (Las), Toledo (II)—
Elena.—Elena en el Pardo.—Elena en-
tra rosas.—Hlena y sus mufecas.—En
los jardines de la Granja.—Escaldando
uva, Javea.—KEscalera del Palacio,
Valencia.—Esperando la pesca, Valen-
cia.—Hstanque del Alcazar, Sevilla.
Familia Segoviana.—Franzen
(Senor)—Fuente de los Caballos,
Granja.—Grutesco (El), Alcazar, Sa-
villa.—Idilio— Joaquin y su perro.—
Maria, Granja.—Maria con sombrero
negro.—Maria en Biarritz.—Nadador,
Javea.—Nadadores.—Naranjo. Nino
sobre una roca, Javea.—Otono, Gran-
ja.—Pabellén de Carlos V., Sevilla.—
Pescadores de quisquillas, Valencia.—
Pascadores valencianas.—Playa de
Valencia (Luz de le maflana)—Puente
de Alcantara, Toledo.—Puente de San
Martin, Toledo (I), (II1)—Puerto de
Valencia (I)—Recogiendo la vela, Va-
lencia.—Sorolla (Senora de) (blan-
co)—Torre de entrada en Toledo.—
Valenciana.—Viejo castellano.—Viejo
pescador valenciano. (He a27r061—
127072, 127074127114, May 17, 1909.)
Al agua, Valencia.—Alegria
del agua.—Baflo (El), Javea (1).—
Barca pescadora.—Bareas' valenci-
anas.—Calle de naranjos.—Camino de
adelfas, Valencia.—Camino de los Ali-
jares, Toledo.—Componiendo redes.—
Corriendo por la playa.—Hneajonando
pasa. — Estudio de barcas. — Garcia
(Sefor).— Giralda (La), Sevilla.—
Hermano (El) pequefio.—Huerta de
Valencia I, II.—Instantanea, Biar-
ritz.—Jardin de la playa, Valencia.—
Jardin del Alcazar, Sevilla I-IV.—
Jugando en al agua.—Leoneses.—
Madre (Senora de Sorolla).—Malvar-
rosa, Valencia (I).—Maria en el
puerto de Javea.—Maria y su abuela.—
Nieto (El).—Nifio desnudo, Granja.
Nino en la playa A, B.—Nifio entre
espumas, Javea.—Nifios en el mar
A, B.—Nifios en la playa.—Paseo del
Faro, Biarritz—Playa de _ Biarritz
(IX).—Playa de Valencia II, LXXTII,
1 DS By i De MR Sh es RI (DP
Playa de Valencia, particion de la
pesca.—Puente de la Selva, Granja.—
Puerto de Valencia (IV).—Salida del
bano.—Sorolla (Senora de) (negro).—
‘lar.—Hispanic
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA.
ings by Sorolla—Continued.
Tio (El) Pancha.—Velas en el mar.—
Vista del Palacio, Granja.—Vuelta de
la pesca, Valencia. (H 127195127248,
May 19, 1909.)
——Adelfas (1).—Barcas pescado-
ras.—Covachuelas, Toledo (1).—Go-
mar (Senhor).—Joaquin.—Murallas de
Segovia.—Naranjos.—Peseadora vyalen-
ciana.—Playa de Valencia I.—Reflejos
del Cabo, J&avea.—Rocas del Cabo,
jyavea.—Rocas, Jaivea.—Rocas del Fa-
ro, Biarritz.—Selva (La), Granja.—
Siete-Picos, Guadarrama.—Sombra del
Puente Alcantara, Toledo.—Torneo
(El), Pardo.—Velas 4 secar, Valencia.
(H 127854-127371, May 22, 1909.)
Al bano, Valencia.—Asturias.—
Baja mar (Elena en Biarritz).—
Barcas.—Barcas en la. arena.—Casa
de la Huerta, Valencia.—Clamores
(El), Segovia.—Cosiendo la vela, Va-
lencia.—Convento del Parral. Sego-
via.—Empujando Ja barca.—Francis-
queta, Valencia.—Fuente de la Selva,
Granja.—Fuente de Neptuno, Gran-
ja.—Hija de pescador, Valencia.—
Huerto de Naranjos, Valencia.—lIdilio
en el mar.—Mar (Efecto de la
manana).—Mis hijos.—Naranjal, A|l-
cira.—Nino con la_ barquita.—Nina
con Tazo azul, Valencia.—Ninos en
la orilla.—Palacio de Carlos V, Se-
villaw—Patio de la Danzas, Alcazar,
Sevilla.—Pescadora con su hijo, Va-
lencia.— Playa de Valencia LIV.,
LXXVI., LXXVIII, LXXX.—Puerto
de Valencia II, 1IJ.—Redes A secar.—
Regreso de la pesca, Valencia.—Sobre
Ja arena I, IJ.—Vuelta de la pesca.
(H 127421-127456, May 24, 1909.)
Pimientos (los).—-Sorolla (Ex-
celentisima Senora de) de mantilla
espagnola. (H 127774, 127757, May
29, 1909; 2 ec. of each June 1, 1909.)
Candida riant; by Ignacio Zuloaga.
(EL, 127073, May 17,, 19093)
Artemis,
wooden
Paint-
Greek torso. — Carved
panel.—Gothiec tomb, Cuél-
society of America,
1-2.—_Immaculate conception, by , Car-
reno de Miranda.—Meleager, Greek
torso, 1-8.—Polychrome wooden fig-
ures, 1-3.—Portrait of a girl, by Ve-
lazquez.—Silver-gilt custodia forming
a Shrine and a shrine and monstrance
combined, xvi century, Crist6bal Be-
cerril 1575.—Silver statuette of St.
Francis. — Spanish ostensorium (1).
[16 photographs] (127758-127773,
May 29, 1909; 2 c. of each rec’d June
1, 1909.)
232
' Hopes (CHARLES MORRILL),
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 22-25, June, 1909
Boston,
[15519
Mass., Christian science
(H 127908, June 2, 1909.)
Mass.
Boston,
ehureh.
Hocan (JoHN H.), Oroville, Cal.
[15520, 15521
Great western power co. (H 127578,
May 6, 1909.)
Montgomery — street. CH 12H,
May 6, 1909.)
HOKE ENGRAVING PLATE Co., St. Louis,
Mo. [15522
St. Louis from Liggett bldg. (H
127504, May 24, 1909.)
HoutMBoE & WHITE, New Salem, N.
Dak. [15523-15530
Forsythe, Mont., Yellowstone river,
(8 127713, May 28, 1909.)
Lewiston, Mont., 14. (H 127706—
327708, 127711, May 28, 1909. )
Sand point, Idaho, Lake Pend
O’Reille. (H 127710, May 28, 1909.)
Twin Bridges, Mont., 1,2. (H 127709,
127712, May 28, 1909.)
HOLMES MFé. Co., Chicago, Ill. [15531
Sal and Gat. \ (F (6791, May 21,
1909; 2 c. May 19, 1909.)
Hoop (EvEREtTT), Barre, Vt.
Baby’s home. (F
[15532
77036, June 1,
1909. )
HoPKINSON, (CHARLES), Manchester,
Mass. ilsaac
Eliot (President). (H 127193, May
18, 1909; 2 c. May 5, 1909.)
Hoerecan, (J.), Scranton, Pa.
[15534-15548
Glenwood, Pa., Grow homestead and
village. (H 128021, June 5, 1909.) ~
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Irem temple 1, 2.
(H 126736, 126737, May 7, 1909.)
— 314. (H 128041-128052, June
5, 1909.)
Horn (J. C.), Georgetown, Cal.
[15549
mit. CF
c. May 14,
Coloma, Cal., Sutter’s
771002, May 28, 1909; 2
1909.)
Horne (JAMES B.), Washington, D. C.
[15550
Horne (J. B.) restoring Jefferson
Davis’ name on Cabin John bridge. (H
127577, May 25, 1909.)
15613
| Houck (Epson S8.), Albany, N. Y.
[15551
(H
ry,
O’Malley (Hon. Edward R.)
12(est, Jane “1,” 1909; 2-"e. Apr.
1909. )
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL CO., Chicago III.
[15552-15567
Rockefeller (John D.), house of.
1-16. (H 1273805-127320, May 20, 1909.)
Howe (Mrs. Mager F.), Seattle,
Wash. [15568
Motherhood. (H 127956, June 38;
1909. )
Hoyt (DUDLEY), New York, N. Y.
[15569, 15570
Beatrice. (H 127163, May 17, 1909.)
Dorothy. (H 127164, May 17, 1909.)
HUBERT BROS., Buffalo, N. Y. PmbdbTrt
Cuthertson (David) (H_ 127586,
May 25, 1909; 2 ¢. June 1, 1909.)
HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION COMMIS-
ston, New York. N. Y. [22 photo-
graphs]. [15572-15593
Building of carnival and _ historic
floats. 1—-18.—Celtic and Half Moon.—
Clermont.—Half Moon.—Lusitania and
Clermont. (H 127385-127406, May 22,
1909).
HucHes & BAILEY, Cambridge, Mass.
[15594
Addanties @ityi.- -N.) td.) 4909.65 CF
44080; (May 28, /19093;. 2\°@ -May 19,
1909.)
HucHSON (HARRY G.), St. Joseph,
Mich. [15585
Marine view. (H 127593, May 24,
1909; 2 c. May 10, 1909.)
HUISMAN (ANTH.), Ellenora, Ohio.
[15596
Pius X., Pont. max. 1858-1908. (F
T1011, May 29, 1909; 1 c. May 22, 1909,
1 ce. May 29, 1909.)
HuLut (Dana), Chicago, Il.
[15597-15599
Carpenter (Judge George A.). 4145-
4147. (H127159-127161, May 17, 1909.)
HuMMEL (R. A.), Hot Springs, 8S. Dak.
[14 photographs. ] [15600-15618
Cathedral Park. 1, 2.—Deadwood,
S. D.—Hanging Rock and Fairy Win-
dow. — Homestake goldmine, North-
western depot.—Horse Shoe Bend.—
Lead, S. D.—Rapid City, S. Dak.—
Spearfish canyon, S. Dak.—Speartfish
Falls—Sylvan Lake, S. Dak. 14.
| (H 126830-126843, May 10, 1909.)
233
CATALOGUE
15614
Hunt (PHINNEY S.), Valdez, Alaska.
[15614
Banquet tendered to the Alaska road
commission. (H 126742, May 8, 1909.)
HUNTINGTON (Mrs. C. P.), New York,
iN, XY [15615
Girl playing guitar; Vermeer (Jan
Van Delft). (H 127776, May 29, 1909.)
Hyink (H. W.), Alton, Iowa. [15616
St. Mary’s church. (H 127954, June
3, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 23, 1909.)
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF Y. M. C.
A., New York, N. Y. [15617
Ten years from now. (F 77228,
June 5, 1909.)
JACK (CLARENCE), Tulsa, Okla. [7
photographs. ] [15618-15624
Glenn Pool oil fields. 1, 2.—WKiefer-
Glenn Pool oil field.—Muskogee, Okla.
1, 2.— Muskogee oil field. — North
Tulsa-Flat Rock oil field. (H 127671-
127677, May 27, 1909.)
JACOBS (JOHN H.), Churchtown, Pa.
[15625-15629
Churchtown, Pa. 1-5. (H 126822-
126826, May 10, 1909.)
JANSSON (AUGUSTUS L.), West Somer-
ville, Mass. [12 prints]
[15630-15641
Jaclubs.—Jadia.—Jaharts.—Jaspa.—
Kidia. — Kiharts. — Kispa. — Klubs.—
Qclubs. — Qudia. — Quhahts. — Quspa.
(KF 76411-76422, May 11, 1909; 2 ¢. of
each June 38, 1909.)
JENNINGS & GRAHAM, Cincinnati, Ohio.
[15642
Cradle roll certificate. EF 76617, May
15, 1909; 2 c. May 17, 1909. )
JOHNSON (J. A.), Sauk Centre, Minn.
; (15648, 15644
Bunnies. (H 127460, May 24, 1909.)
Sauk Centre, Minn., Bridge and Main
st. (H 127459, May 24, 1909.)
JOHNSON (W. MaArTIN), New York,
IND OY: [15645-15651
Plates 2-6. (F 76429-76483, May 11,
1909. )
Plates 7, 8. by Emil Carlsen.
76434, 76435, May 11, 1909.)
(F
JOHNSTON (JAS. B.), Bisbee, Ariz.
[15652
We ain’t a bad bunch of Indians.
(H 127271, May 20, 1909; 2 c. May 6,
1909. )
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. S., v.4
JOHNSTON (R. W.) stTupios, Pittsburg,
Pa. [9 photographs. ]
[15653-15661
American bowling congress, Pitts-
burg, 1909.—Bowlin (Miss Hen-
rietta).—First rehearsal of the Pin-
afore.—Oberlin, Ohio, archs A and
B. (H 127581-127585, May 25, 1909.)
Rinehart (Mrs.) and children at
piano. 1, 2.—Rinehart (Mrs. Mary R.),
three children and dog.—Rinehart
family at home. (H 126759-126762,
May 8, 1909.)
JORDAN (TIM JOSEPH) & GEBHART
(ADAM), New York, N. Y.
[15662-15665
Jordan’s (Tim) playing card game.
14. (F 76707-76710, May 18, 1909;
2c. of each May 11, 1909.)
JUDGE co., New York, N. Y.
[15666, 15667
Don’t you whip my doggy. (F
‘76908, May 24, 1909.)
Leslie’s weekly, cover design, Apr.
29, 1909. (F 76636, May 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
May 17, 1909.)
KARNEBOGEN (WM. H.), Hermann, Mo.
[15668
Hermann, Mo., Warf st. (H 127415,
May 14, 1909.)
KENNEDY co., Seattle, Wash. [15669
Parkland showing Tacoma in dis-
tance. (F 76854, May 22, 1909.)
KENSEN ART STUDIO, Renova, Pa.
[15670-15677
Looking down the Susquehanna Val-
ley. (H 126898, May 3, 1909; 2 c¢
May 12, 1909.)
Looking up the Susquehanna river.
(H 126894, May 3, 1909; 2 c. May 3,
1909. )
North Bend, Pa. Looking east.
126895, May 3, 1909.)
—— North Point opposite. (H 126896,
May 3, 1909.)
Renova, Pa. 1-4.
May 38, 1909.)
(H
(H 126897-126900,
KERRNISH (Mary LOUISE), New York,
Noe. [15678-15680
Taft (President) 1-8. (H 127337-
127339, May 21, 1909; 1 c. of each Mar.
26, 1909, 1 c. of each, May 6, 1909.)
KIMBALL (W. W.) co., Chicago, III.
[15681
Elvyn (Myrtle) (H 127269, May
20, 1909.)
234
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 22-25, June, 1909
KIvVLAHAN (Henry D.), Cuba, Wis.
[15682, 156838
Vaughan’s (Father) remains. Front
view, side view. (H 127416, 127417,
May 24, 1909.)
IKNAFFL & BRO., Knoxville, Tenn. [7
photographs. } [15684-15690
Blossom time.—Calla lillies —Dream-
ing. — Fantastic. — Mildred. — Model |
(H 127511-127517, |
(The) .—Nannette.
May 24, 1909.)
KNIPE (E. BENSON), New York, N. Y.
[15691, 15692
Adversity. (F 76957, May 26, 1909.)
Prosperity. (F 76958, May 26, 1809.)
KNOEDLER (E. L.), New York, N. Y.
[15693
Grandfather; by W. Denby Sadler.
(F 76631, May 17, 1909.)
KouLeerc (M. J.), Denver, Colo.
[15694
All I did was huga little. (F 76865,
Apr. 15, 1909.)
KorFHAGE (HERMAN C.), New Albany,
Ind. [15695
Swinging pendulum electric handless
Glock. (H 126885, May 12, 1909; 2 c.
Apr. 16, 1909.)
KRUPAR (ANTHONY
Mich.
Too late to back up.
§, 1909.)
Lapp (Saran H.), Portland, Oregon.
[16 photographs. ] [15697-15712
Flowers of prosperity.—From a cot-
tage garden. — Fruition. — German
flag—Golden columbines.—Grandma’s
pinys.—Great purple flag.—Joy bells.—
May queen.—Native of Oregon.—Pride
of the garden.—Rocky mountain wild-
ings.—Star magnolia.—Stately manda-
rin.— Venus and the flower.—Wayside
beauty. (H 127115127130, May 17,
1909. )
LAMBIN-WENIGMAN CO.,
{27 prints. ] [15713-15739
American girl. 3, 4, 6. (EF 74765,
14766, 74768, Mar. 25, 1909; 2 ¢. of
each May 29, 1909.
American girl. 7, 8.—By the river
side.—Country cot.—Evening quiet.—
Old mill.—On the Desplaines.—Pump-
kins. — Quietude. — Village road. —
Winding its way.—Wood way. (F
75017, 75018, 75021-75030, Apr. 3, 1909;
2 @. of each May 29, 1909.)
C.), Kalamazoo,
[15696
(F 76350, May
Chicago, Ill.
| Sunny
LAMBIN-WENIGMAN co.—Continued.
Girl with the fan.—Outing girl. F
toe, ‘avo, zpr. 12, 190952 ie. of
each May 29, 1909.)
Be it ever so humble.—Birch wood
brook.—By the river—Dam _site.—
Forks of the road.—Hill road.—Morn-
ing.— Near sleepy time.—Song to
night.— Through the birches. (F
76597-76606, May 14, 1909; 2 c. of
each May 29, 1909.)
LAWTON (W. H.), Vermillion, S. Dak.
[15740
Water tank going down. (H 126781,
May 10, 1909.)
LeacH (G. W.). gR., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
[15741
Luzerne county court-house. (H
126769, May 10, 1909.)
LEELAND ART AND MFG. co., Mitchell, S.
Dak. [19 phctographs]
[15742-15760
Alone again on the claim.—Brand-
ing cattle on the ranch.—Claim hold-
ers burden.—Deadwood, S. Dak.
1-—3.—Home in the land of stars and
stripes.—I couldn’t drop you for the
world.—King of rattlers.—On the slow
train.—Rough riding.—Short order
cafe.—Sunday visitors on the claim.—
side of claim life—Water
wagon on the claim.—When best of
friends must part.—-Where marriage is
a success—Who’s calf are you?—
Young man, go west. (H 127724—
127742, May 28, 1909; 2 c. of each May
29, 1909. ) :
LEVIcK (EpwiIn), New York, N. Y.
[15761-15775
Cape May lifesaver. (H 126804
May, 10, 1909.)
Cape May motor lifeboat 1-12. (H
126805-126816, May 10, 1909.)
Flashlight of life saver 1, 2. (H
126817, 126818, May 10, 1909.)
LIFE PUBLISHING co., New York, N. Y.
[S prints. ] [15776-15783
Compound interest.—Course of true
love.—Fifty years ago today.—For ever
and ever.—Gad! I wish I was only
Seven years old.—Her first dinner
party.—Joys of nature.—This is her
birthday. (KF 77198-77205, June 4,
1909. )
LINDERMAN (FRANK B.), Helena, Mont.
[15784
Prospector (The) (F 76856, May
22, 1909; 2 c. Mar. 29, 1909.)
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15785
Linge (A. A.), Carlisle, Pa.
[15785-15793
Carlisle, Pa. 1-8. (H 126670-126677,
May 6, 1909; 2 c. of each May 7, 1909.)
Mountain Lake Park, Md (H
126669, May 6, 1909.)
LINKLETTER (L. G.), Seattle, Wash.
[15794, 15795
University of Washington, Students
and faculty. 1, 2. (H 127527, 127528,
May 24, 1909.)
Lioyp (JAMES H.), Troy, N. Y. [15796
Trojan (Steamboat). (H 126929,
May 138, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1909.)
Lone (CHas.), Vicksburg, Miss.
[15797
Cornered. (H 127859, June 1, 1909.)
Lynpon (A. 8.), Ann Arbor, Mich.
[15798
Michigan union circus. (H 127020,
May 14, 1909.
McCiure (R. B.), New York, N. Y.
[15799-15804
Around the world with Dorothy Dot.
(F 76362, May 8, 1909.)
— (F 76685, May 17, 1909.)
—— (F 76862, May 22, 1909.)
— (F 77000, May 28, 1909.)
Mother Goose cut up puzzles. (F
76363, May 8, 1909.)
—— (F 76686, May 17, 1909.)
McDonaLp (Mason Murry), Detroit,
Mich. [15805, 15806
River Rouge, Mich., Great lakes en-
gineering works 1, 2. (H 128001,
128002, June 4, 1909.)
McKay (R. H.), Missoula, Mont. [4
photographs ] [15807-15810
Driving the last spike.—Last
joint.—Pearson (Chief engineer) and
friends.—Where the last spike was
driven. (H 127748-127746, May 28,
1909. )
McKenzie (J. D.), Parsons, Kans.
[15811
Katy Flyer leaving Parsons, Kans.
(fF 74404, Mar. 12, 1909; 2 c. May 7,
1909. )
McNamara (EpwarD), Rapid City, S.
Dak. [15812-15815
Rapid City, S. Dak. 14. (H 126705-—
126708, May 7, 1909.)
MAINE (A. G.), Walden, Colo. [4
photographs] [15816-15819
North Park, Colo. 1-8.—Walden,
Colo. (H 127808-127806, June 1,
1909; 1 c. of each May 17, 1909; 1c. of
each June 1, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
MANAWAY (L. W. WeEsST), Jackson,
Miss. [15820
Presidents and cashiers of negro
banks in Mississippi. (H 126886, May
12, 1909; 2.c. May 5, 1909.)
MANHATTAN PHOTOGRAVURE CO., New
Yorke aN: -Y: [15821-15824
[Harvard university]: Austin hall,
Johnson gate, Memorial hall, Yard
(The); by Vernon Howe Bailey. (F
77229-77282, June 5, 1909.)
MANUFACTURERS’ ADVERTISING CO., New
YoreuNny. [15825
McCarthy (Bridget). 21569,
May 14, 1909.)
MayER (D.), Richmond Hill, N. Y¥-
[15826-15831
(G 21701-
(G
[Butterfly series] 1-6.
21706, May 22, 1909.)
MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio. [158382
Good morning. (G 21555, May 11,
1909. )
MEGEATH STATIONERY CO.. Omaha, Nebr.
[5 prints] [15833-15837
At home after 8 P. M. in Nebraska.—
Dead one after S P. M. in Nebraska.—
Plenty of blind tigers in Nebraska af-
ter 8 P. M.—S P. M. milk certificates.—
10 P. M. in lowa. (2 7720CiZe
June 4, 1909.)
MENKE (H. Wo.), Chicago, Ill. [15838
Best story I ever heard. (H 127950,
June 2, 1909.)
MERKLEY (STANLEY A.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[15839
Buffalo means business. (H 126700,
May 7, 1909; :2 ec. Apr. 30, 1909.)
Merritt (A. L.), Woonsocket, R. I.
[15840
Notre Dame des Victoires. (H
127955, June 3, 1909.)
MERRYMAN (W. R.), Haverhill, Mass.
[15841
Presidential range and the Ammo-
noosue valley. (H 127505, May 24,
1909.)
MIDDLETON (THOMAS B.), Santa Bar-
bara, Cal. [15842, 15843
Cooper (Ellwood). A, B. (H
126369, 126370, Apr. 26, 1909.)
Mitts (WmM.) & son, Providence, R. I.
[15844-15847
Beverly, Mass., Taft residence. A,
B, C, D. (H 126928-126926, May 12,
1909.)
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nos. 22-25, June, 1909
MITCHELL (Epw. H.), San Francisco,
Cal. [15848
Hello Bill! Meet me on the Pay
Streak. (G 21322, Apr. 12, 1909.*)
MITCHELL (JNO. J.) co., New York,
WX. [15849-15850
American fashions. Sartorial art
journal. May, 1909. Supplements
A, B. (F 71415, 71416, Dec. 19, 1908;
2 c. of each May 138, 1909.)
MOFFAT, YARD & co., New York, N. Y.
[10 prints] [15851-15860
Black-eyed Susan.—Gold is not all.—
Her pilot.—Miss Demure.—Oldest trust
company.—Plea for arbitration.—Speed-
ing the coming guest.—Sweet girl
graduate—Teasing girl.—Their first
hazard. (F 76219, 76221-76225, 76404—
76407, May 5, 1909; 2 c. of each June
7, 1909.)
MOFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, III.
Hubbard (Elbert)
20, 1909.)
Moore (A.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[15862-15866
New York, N. Y., church of the
Transfiguration. 14 (H = 127057-
127060, May 17, 1909; 2 c« May 18,
1909.)
— Grace church,
76849, May 22, 1909.)
Moore & Haywarp, Rutland, Vt.
[15867
(H 127026,
[15861
H 127293, May
chancel. (F
Tercentenary greetings.
May 15, 1909.)
Moray (JOHN), Berkeley Springs, W.
Va. [15868
Buhr-Stone memorial to James Rum-
sey. (H 126499, May 5, 1909.)
Morrissey (W. E.) Denver, Colo.
[15869
All kinds of shoe laces. (F 76682,
May 1, 1909; 2 c. May 17, 1909.)
Morrison (CHARLES), Shelbyville, Ind.
[15870
Innocence resting under the protect-
ing antlers of anelk. (H 127596, May
26, 1909; 2 ec. May 27, 1909.)
Moses (Harortp D.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[3 photographs. | [15871-15873
Becalmed.—Last days of the U. 8. 8.
Saratoga.—Waiting for pilot. (H
127971-127973, June 3, 1909.)
Mumper (J. I.), Gettysburg, Pa.
[15874
Pa., national cemetery.
Gettysburg,
'(H 127420, May 24, 1909.)
23
15914
Murpock (JOHN J.), Chicago, III.
[15875
Murdock “(John > J.) \( BH: 126709,
May 7, 1909.)
Murray & ReEeADy, San Francisco, Cal.
[15876
Naval parade, extraordinary views.
(EF 77117, May 17, 1909.)
Myers (Court), Germantown, N. Y.
[15877
Maple Villa, residence of Dr. W. B.
Platner. (F 76351, May 8, 1909.)
NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING CO.,
Milwaukee, Wis. [15878
Steaming hot. (H 127153, May 17,
1909. )
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH CO., Chicago,
1gi5 [15879
Some interesting figures on the
other side. (H 117521, Oct. 27, 1908.*)
NEEDHAM (WM. L.), St. Louis, Mo.
[15880
Gems from the pen of love. (F
71018, May 28, 1909; 2 «. May 22,
1909. )
NruBuRG -(Fe.), New York, N. Y.
[4 prints] [15881-15884
Heart winner.—Mayflower.—Spring-
blossom.—Sunray. (FEF 76844-76847.
May 22, 1909; 2 c. of each May 14,
1909.)
NEw YorRK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorK HERALD COMPANY), Jersey
Orty, Noa: [15885-15914
Book-taught Bilkins. (fF 76444,
May 11, 1909.)
(EF 76771, May 19, 1909.)
—— (F 76936, May 25, 1909.)
—— (F 77089, June 1, 1909.)
Dolby’s double. (F 76400, May 10,
1909. )
—— (F 76629, May 15, 1909.)
—— (F 76894, May 24, 1909.)
—— (F 77026, May 29, 1909.)
(EF 77251, June 5, 1909.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend. (F
76402, May 10, 1909.)
(F 76612, May 14, 1909.)
=-*(H 76701, May 17, 1909.)
—— (F 76838, May 21, 1909.)
—— (F 76896, May 24, 1909.)
—_— (K 77009, May 28, 1909.)
= ,OSt,. cune: 1.4909.)
—— (B.77218,. June. 4, 1909.)
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New YorK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorK HERALD COMPANY )—Cont'd.
Pazaza, it’s great. (FE 76589, May
13, 1909.)
— (F 76836, May 21, 1909.)
—— (F 76984, May 27, 1909.)
—— (F 77195, June 38, 1909.)
Poor Jake. (F 76590, May 18, 1909.)
(EF 76784, May 20, 1909.)
— (F 76971, May 26, 1909.)
— (F 77194, June 3, 1909.)
Roosevelt (Colonel) on coweatcher.
(EF 76898, May 24, 1909.)
(F 76401, May
Sentimental Sidney.
10, 1909.)
— (F 76700, May 17, 1909.)
—— (F 76895, May 24, 1909.)
——— (F 77086, June 1, 1909.)
NEw YorK HERALD COMPANY, Jersey
City, oN. as: [15915-15978
Atlantic passenger fleet now more
numerous than ever before. (EF 77085,
June 1, 1909.)
Buster Brown. (F 76491, May 12,
1909; 2 c. May 14, 1909.)
SH (6495, May 12, 1909. Bre:
May 24, 1909.)
(CE -76501, May 12," 1909's 2iie
May 28, 1909.)
(EF 77180, June 8, 1909; 2 «.
June 7, 1909.)
Calm before the storm; by Victor
Perard. (F 76286, Apr. 24, 1909; 2 e.
May 6, 1909.)
Daily hint from Paris.
May 10, 1909.)
—— (F 76898, May 10, 1909; 2 «.
May 11, 1909.)
(F 76445, May 11, 1909.)
———— (K" 76488, May 12; 1909: 27 ¢
May 18, 1909.
(EF 76588, May 13, 1909;
May 14, 1909.)
(F 76591, May 13, 1909.)
—— (OR (6611) May 14, 1909% 2 ‘e
May 15, 1909.)
aE! T6680;-,May 15, 1909; 2 ‘ce.
May 17, 1909.)
(F 76698, May 17, 1909.)
———(H 76702; May 17, 1909: 2 e¢.
May 19, 1909.)
== (O00, May 29>) 1909/2 4.
May 20, 1909.
(F 76783, May 20, 1909; 2 c.
May 21, 1909.
(F 76837, May 21, 1909.)
(FF 76397,
bo
e)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
Nrew YorkK HERALD COMPANY—Cont’d.
—— (KF 76839, May 21, 1909; 2 ¢.
May 24, 1909.
(FE 76897,
May 25, 1909.
—— (F 76899, May 24, 1909.)
—— (F 76935, May 25, 1909.)
—— (F 76937, May 25, 1909; 2 «.
May 26, 1909.
(EF 76988, May 26, 1909; 2 e.
May 27, 1909.)
(F 76985, May 27, 1909: 2 &@
May 28, 1909.)
—— (F 77028, May 29, 1909.)
(F 77025, May 29, 1909;
June 1, 1909.)
—— (F 77084, June 1, 1909.)
(F 77088, June 1, 1909; 2 «@
June 3, 1909.)
——(F 77175, June 38, 1909; 2 «.
June 4, 1909.)
(EF 77193, June 3, 1909.)
(F 77219, June 4, 1909; 2 <€.
June 5, 1909.)
—— (F 77250, June 5, 1909; 2 «.
June 7, 1909.)
Fleet of new steamships on the At-
lantic breaks the record. (EF 76339,
May 10, 1909; 2 c. May 11, 1909.)
In conversation at the station with
Capt. Davidson. (KF 76902, May 24,
1909. )
Inspecting the guard of honor. (F
76901, May 24, 1909.)
Johnny Quack and the Van Cluck
twins. (F 76498, May 12, 1909; 2 ¢.
May 14, 1909.)
(F 76498, May 12, 1909; 2 ce.
May 24, 1909.)
——(F 77176, June 3, 1909; 2c.
June 7, 1909.)
——(F 77177, June 3, 19097 27e
June 7, 1909.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
76489, May 12, 1909; 2 c. May 14,
1909. )
May 24, 1909; 2 «
i)
OQ
(F 76494, May 12, 1909; 2 ec.
May 24, 1909.)
——— (F 76500, May 12, 1909; 2 ¢c.
May 29, 1909.)
—___ (77181, June 3) 19092 a2En
June 7, 1909.)
Marseleen on the run.
May 26, 1909.)
Marseleen’s idea.
1909. )
(EF 76952,
(F 76953, May 26,
238
i
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 22-25, June, 1909
New York HERALD COMPANY—Cont’d.
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
76490, May 12, 1909; 2 c. May 14,
1909.)
(F 76496, May 12, 1909: 2 c.
May 24, 1909.)
=r 76499, May 12, 1909; 2 «¢.
May 28, 1909.)
——— (fF 77179, June 3, 1909: 2 «.
June 7, 1909.)
Nemo 1-3.
1909.)
Ocean travel diminishes now.
76699, May 17, 1909.)
Pulling out of the Mombasa station.
(F 76900, May 24, 1909.)
Sage (Mrs. Russell).
29, 1909.)
Summer cruises in fancy; by Victor
Perard. (F 76287, Apr. 24, 1909; 2 «.
May 6, 1909.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 76492,
May 12, 1909; 2 c. May 14, 1909.)
—— (F 76497, May 12, 1909; 2 ec.
May 24, 1909.)
—— (F 76503,
May 28, 1909.)
— (F 77178,
June 7, 1909.)
Voyagers fill the cabins of great
liners. (KF 76898, May 24, 1909; 2 c.
May 25, 1909.)
Woo woo bird. (F 76502, May 12,
1909; 2 c. May 28, 1909.)
NEw YorK TIMES co., New York, N. Y.
[15979-15981
Impressions of the passing show.
(EF 76983, May 27, 1909.)
—— (F 77078, June 1, 1909.)
Memoirs of Bwana Tumbo; by Hy.
Mayer. (F 76403, May 10, 1909.)
NEWCOMBE (GEORGE E.) & co., New
(F 76954-76956, May 26,
(FE
(F 77024, May
May #2,° 1909; 2 e.
June 3, 1909; 2 «.
work, N. Y. [15982
Roosevelt in Africa. (H 126744,
May 8, 1909.)
NEWELL (W.), Clinton, Wash. [15983
Island co., the key stone of Puget
Sound. (F 76711, May 18, 1909; 2c.
Apr. 19, 1909.)
NICOLL (Wm. T.), Wheeling, W. Va.
[15984
Important ceremony. (H 126756,
May 8, 1909.)
NORTHWESTERN PHOTO ART CO., Minne-
apolis, Minn. [15985
Duck shooting; by Clarence G.
Stearns. (H 126783, May 10, 1909.)
2)
—
16022
Norton (A. B.), Brookline, Mass.
[15986-15988
Asbury Grove, Mass. (H 126655,
May 6, 1909.)
Asbury Grove to Idlewood lake. 1
(H 126656, 126657, May 6, 1909; 2
each May 6, 1909.)
Noyes (F. E.), Chippewa Falls, Wis.
[15989-15998
Chippewa Falls, Wis., Irvine park.
1-5. (H 127872-127376, May 17,1909.)
OakES (M.L.), Seattle, Wash. [15994
Portland roses. (H 127778, May 29,
1909. )
OLESON (C. Oscar), Lemmon, S. Dak.
[15995-16003
Mott, N. Dak. 1-9. (H 126745—
126753, May 8, 1909; 2 ec. of each Apr.
21, 1909.)
OLIVER (WM. J.) MFG. Co., Knoxville,
Tenn. [16004
Annual convention Hast Tennessee
farmers assn. (H 127861, June 1,
ay
e
1909. )
OLSON (NIELS), Three Forks, Mont.
[16005
Three Forks, Mont. (H 126300,
Apr. 29, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1909.)
OLSON PHOTOGRAPH CO., Plattsmouth,
Nebr. [7 photographs. ]
[16006-16012
Iowa apples.—Iowa cabbage.—Iowa
corn.—lIowa potatoes.—Iowa pump-
kin.—Iowa vegetables.—Shipping Iowa
products. (H 127407-1274138, May 22,
1909. )
OmeTH (FE. E.), Rush City, Minn.
[16013-16018
Rush City, Minn. 1-6. (H 127012-
127017, May 14, 1909.)
Org (H. E.) ce., inc., Seattle, Wash.
[16019
Orr (H. EE.) park. (F 16973, May
27, 1909.)
OSBORNE co., New York, N. Y. [16020
Debutante. (F 76339, May 7, 1909.)
PACKER (FRED), Atlantic City, N. J.
[16021
All I did was growl a little (F
15542, Apr. 17, 1909; 2 ec. May 29,
1909. )
PAGETT (L. W.), Chicago, Ill. [16022
Brother to the man who spits on the
floor. (KF 76365, May 8, 1909; 2 e.
May 19, 1909.)
39
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16023
PAINE (LILLIAN C.), Washington, D.C.
16023
Lethert (Charles Anthony). (H
127981, June 2, 1909; 2 ec. May 27,
1909. )
PALMER (FRANK), Spokane, Wash.
{16024-16026
Rock lake, Wash. 1-8. (H 127029-
127031, May 15, 1909; 2 c. of each May
13, 1909.)
Paquin (W. E.), Chicago, Ill. [8
prints. ] [16027-16029
Among the shadows. — Gobleville,
Mich., Mill lake.— Sheep hear His
voice. (F 76449, 76451, 76450, May 8,
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 30, 1909.)
PARFITT (WILLIAM), Goshen, Ind.
+». fhe030
Goshen, Ind., Knights of Pythias
lodge rooms. (H 126755, May 8, 1909.)
PARKER (JOHN J.), Derby Line, Vt.
[16031-16034
April scene of ice and sunshine in
Northern Vermont. 14. (H 126701-—
126704, May 7, 1909.)
PASONAULT (J. E.), Cando, N. Dak.
[16035, 16036
Bryan (Col.) at Cando, N. Dak. 1,
2. (H 1269380, 126931, May 138, 1909;
2 ¢. of each June 3, 1909.)
PATTERSON-GIBBS co., Chicago, Ill. [25
prints] [16037-16061
Are you on the profit side.—Ask the
man who knows.—Don’t.—Don’t let
the small coin shut out the big
value.—How to increase your
profits—Investigate.—It touches the
spot.—Just a moment.—Just a mo-
ment, please.-—Knowledge begins in
wonder.—Little money makers.—Live
wire.—Make your dollars work.—More
light——Novel poster effect.—Of inter-
est to husband and wife.—Open ques-
tion.—Pointer for you.—Real thing.—
Something of interest.—Striking thing
for Decoration day.—Very striking.—
We are running ahead.—Well bal-
anced.—Your opportunity. (EF 77041—
77065, June 1, 1909; 2 c. of each May
24, 1909.)
Patzig (AucuSsT), Jersey City, N. J.
[4 photographs] [16062-16065
Brooklyn, N. '"Y.;° “from, Singer
tower.*~-New York, N. Y. 1, 2.—North
Etudson sco:, IN. J. CHL 127259-1 27262,
May 19, 1909.)
PEARMAN (ROBERT H.), Culpeper, Va.
[16066, 16067
Warrenton hunt club... 1, 2. (Hi
126734, 1267385, May 7, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
PEARSON (HELEN), Portsmouth, N. H.
. [16068
Whales-back light. (H 126757, May
8, 1909.)
Peas (Mrs. L. F.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[16069
Violets. (F 77029, June 1, 1909.)
PELTON (HERBERT W), Asheville, N. C.
[16070
Ashville, N. C., American national
bank building. (H 127265, May 19,
1909. )
PENN (DELBERT A.), Salem, Ind.
[16071, 16072
Proved. — St. John. (H 126891,
126892, May 10, 1909; 1 ec. of each Apr.
26, 1909, 1 c. of each May 10, 1909.)
PERARD (Victor), New York, N. Y.
[16073
It is easier to confess by telephone.
(FE 75380, Apr. 18, 1909; 2 ¢ May 6,
1909. )
PERFECTO CHEMICAL CO., New York,
Nowy [16074
From an automobile. (F 76712, May
18, 1909.)
PHELPS, LEWIS & BENNETT cOo., Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. [16075
Giants’ Despair, Wilkes-Barre moun-
tain. (G 217382, May 29, 1900332:
May 5, 1909.)
Prerce (H. H.), Boston, Mass. [16076
Lang (B. J.) (H 127414, May 22,
1909; 2 c. May 24, 1909.)
PLUMMER (F. C.), Seattle, Wash.
[16077
Carmack (Geo. W.), man who dis-
covered the Klondike. (H127858, June
1, 1909.)
PottocK (H. M.), Chicago, Ill. [16078
Madonna and child. (F 76775, May
20, 1909.)
Post PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO.,
Denver, Colo. [16079-16082
Terrible Teddy tours. (F 76383, May
10, 1909.)
—=..(F 76681, May 21, aausa
—— (F 76867, May 24, 1909.)
—— (F 77038, June 1, 1909.)
Postart co., Cuba, N. Y. [8 photo-
graphs] [16083-16090
Contentment.—Cuba, N. Y. 1-6.—
Spring blossoms. (H 127984—127991,
June 3, 1909.)
240
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 22—25, June, 1909
16145
PRINCE (G. L.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[16091, 16092
Newman club. (H 1269387, May 18,
1909; 2 ce. May 11, 1909.)
Banquet tendered Japanese naval
officers. (H 126936, May 138, 1909; 2
e. May 11, 1909.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [16093, 16094
Some laws of the kingdom. (G
21591, May 19, 1909.)
True blessedness.
19, 1909. )
(G 21590, May
Pryor stupio, Pryor, Okla. [16095
Pryor, Okla., new school building.
(H 127294. May 20, 1909.)
Rav (WuiLi1aM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[16096
Philadelphia, Pa.. Skyscrapers. (H
127716, May 28, 1909.)
REED (CHAS. K.), Worcester, Mass.
[6 prints] [16097-16102
Baltimore oriole. — Blackburnian
warbler—Blue jay.—Bob White.—
Chipping sparrow.—Sparrow hawk.
(F 75891-75896, Apr. 27, 1909; 2 «c.
of each May 17, 1909.)
REID PUB. co., Boston, Mass.
Eddy (Mary Baker). (F
May 17, 1909.)
RENTSCHLER (FRED J.),
Mich. [16104-16107
Angell (Dr. J. B.) 1A4 A. (H
127667-127670, May 27, 1909.)
RicarpD (H. M.), Quinn, S. Dak.
[16108
Cattle going down in. the bad lands.
(H 127957, May 14, 1909; 1 ec. Apr.
20, 1909; 1 c. May 14, 1909.)
[16103
76637,
Ann Arbor,
RicHEY (CHARLES GILBERT), Colum-
bus, Ohio. [4 photographs.]
[16109-16112
Gee, but this is a lonesome old
town.—Having a barrel of fun.—Hay-
ing a hot time.—Keep this to remem-
ber your dates by. (H 126932-126935,
May 138, 1909.)
Rosy & BuRNHAM, Dwight, II].
[16113
Dat jag dog. (H 126846, May 10,
909. )
ROCHESTER POST CARD CO.,
] ih
Billy possum has
T6788, May 20, 1909.)
Bill said to Bill,
76789, May 20, 1909.)
Rochester,
[16114-16117
the floor. (F
Hello Bill. (F
| Easter greeting.
ROCHESTER POST CARD co.—Continued.
Hello Bill. (F 76786, May 20, 1909.)
Hurrah for Bill and old Eli. (F
T6787. May 20, 1909.)
2c. of each May 38, 1909.
Rose (H. M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[16118
Shibe park. (F 77099, June 2,
1909.)
RotTMER (HENRY E.), Washington,
D. [16119, 16120
Grief 1, 2. (H 126918, 126919, May
12, 1909.)
RUSSIA CEMENT CO., Gloucester, Mass.
[16121
Poor dolly. (EF 76519, May. i3,
1909. )
RYAN (DANIEL EpWaArRD), New York,
ING, oO, [16122
Walden, N. Y., New York knife
works. (H 127610, May 27, 1909.)
ScHENCK (S. C.), Chicago, Ill. [4
photographs. ] [16123-16126
Happy salesman.—Long~ lived.—
Taking an order.—Village black-
smith. (H 127154-127157, May 17,
1909. )
SCHINDLER (Mrs. M. J.), New Ulm,
Minn. [16127
New Ulm, Minn., Catholic buildings.
(H 127298, May 21, 1909; 2 c. May 12,
1909.)
ScHMITT (CHAS.), Dodgeville, Wis.
[16128
Scene at a case of milk fever in a
cow. (H 126883, May 5, 1909.)
ScHRAFFT (W. F.) & SONS, corp., Bos-
ton. Mass. [4 chromos].
[16129-16132
Beatrice.— Eleanor.— Maud.— Paul-
ine. (G 21550-21553, May 8, 1909.)
ScHWAB & WOLF, New York, N. Y.
[16133, 16134
C.Q. D. .(G 21565, May 138, 1909.)
Honeymoon. (G 21566, May 18,
1909. )
ScoBir (FRANK), Sleepy Eye, Minn.
[16135
Sleepy Eye, Minn, Lakeside park.
(H 127503, May 24, 1909.)
ScoFIELD (EUGENE B.). Indianapolis,
Ind. [10 prints] [16186-16145
Easter blessings.—Easter gladness.—
1, 2.—Easter greet-
ings.—Easter joys.—Happy Easter.—
Happy Easter greetings from Bunny-
land.—Joyous Easter.—Peaceful Haster.
(F 76472-76481, May 12, 1909; 2 c¢. of
each June 1, 1909.)
241
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16146
ScRIBNER (ARTHUR WARD), Lawrence,
Mass. [5 prints] [16146-16150
Angular units.—Angular units. Series
1—Rhythmic units. Set A, set B.
(EF 76514-76518, May 138, 1909; 2 c. of
each May 11, 1909.)
SuHapteicH (M. S.). Hillside, Pa.
[16151
Mammy’s candy. (H 127609, May |
26, 1909.)
SHEAHAN (Mavrice T.). Brookline,
Mass. [16152
Odd fellow. (EF Ti017, May 29,
1909. )
SuirtEy (Harry E.), Wilkinsburg,
PS. [16153
Black and white. (H 126887, May
12, 1909.)
SILVERTHORNE (JOSEPH), Lawrence, |
Mass. [16154
Lawrence, Mass., St. Anne’s church.
(H 127705, May 28, 1909.)
SIEICHER (JOHN A.),
York, N.Y.
Little Johnny
sums. (F 76382,
president, New
[16155-16157
and the Taffy ’pos-
May 10, 1909.
(EF 76679, May 17, 1909.
— (F 77090, June 1, 1909.)
SmitH (EH. A. G.), Newport, R. I.
[1615S
(H 126615,
Howe (Julia Ward).
May 5, 1909.)
SMITH (HARPER B.),
IN ai [16159
Atlantic City, N. J. (H 127348, May
22, 1909. )
SouTHGATE (E. D.), Washington, D. C.
[16160
Davis (Jefferson) homestead. (H
127754, May 28, 1909.)
SPEECE & AARON, Springdale, Ark.
[16161-16165
Arkansas produce 1-5. (H 127808—
127812, May 29, 1909.)
SPENCER (ISABEL CHARLES), New
York, IN. ¥ [16166, 16167
I am the vine, ye are the branches.
Thanks! For the day’s work that
my Lord gives me.
(F 763866, 76367, May 8, 1909; 2
of each May 22, 1909.)
SPINKS (WILLIAM A.) & co., Chicago,
Til. [16168
Miss Q. (F 16742, May 13, 1909.)
Atlantie City, |
pt. Iv, a. s., v. 4
Spooner & WELLS, INC., New York,
1) ee o [16169-16171
Herring airship. 34026, 34028, 34027.
(H 126500-126502, May 5, 1909.)
Stacey (Bess B.), Chicago, Ill.
[16172
Little Hollanders. 76740, May
19, 1909.)
(FE
STAFFORD (C. F.), Cle Elum, Wash.
[16173
Last day in camp. (H 127249, May
19, 1909.)
| Stamets. (Francis T.), Bloomsbury,
ee [16174
Greenwich Presbyterian church, N. J.
(H 127580, May D5, 1909; 2 ec. May 19,
1909.)
STANDLY
Colo.
Anemones 1-3.
May 10, 1909.)
(H. L.). Colorado Springs.
[16175-16177
(H 126766—-126768,
STATE PUBLISHING CO., Boston, Mass.
[16178-16221
Amos and Pete. (F 76504, May 12,
1909. )
——(FT7
—(F 7
ET
—— (F 76917,
SER)
May 18, 1909.)
4, May 18, 1909.)
May 25, 1909.)
May 25, 1909.)
77066, June 1, 1909.)
—— (F 77070, June 1, 1909.)
Ain’t it just like a weman?
76506. May 12, 1909.)
—— (F 76729, May 18, 1909.)
—— (F 76732, May 18, 1909.)
—— (F 76915, May 25, 1909.)
— (F 76920, May 25, 1909.)
—— (F 77068, June 1, 1909.)
—— (F 77071, June 1, 1909.)
Bugtown budget. (F 76511, May 12,
1909.)
—— (F 76755, May 19, 1909.)
— (F 77118, June 2, 1909.)
Gink and Dink. (F 76508, May 12,
1909. )
——-. (F 76512, May 12, 1909.)
—— (F 16754, May 19, 1909.)
——- (F 76923, May - 1909. )
(F
——'(F 77110, June 2, 190385
It was a regular pide shake-up. (FF
76919, May 25, 1909.)
It was an old gag. (F 77067, June
1, 1909.)
249
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
nos. 22-25, June, 1909
BTC.
16321
STATE PUBLISHING co.—Continued.
Pete gets even. (F 76730, May 18,
1909. )
Puzzlebugs. (F 76751, May 19, 1909.)
(F 76922, May 25, 1909.)
—— (F 77111, June 2, 1909.)
Reggie Rahrah. (F 76510, May 12,
1909.)
— = (F 76152, May 19, 1909.)
—— (F 76924, May 25, 1909.)
—— (F 177114, June 2, 1909.)
Salt came home to roast. (F 77069,
June 1, 1909.)
Show me. (EF 76756, May 19, 1909.)
—— (Ff 76925, May 25, 1909.)
(F 77112, June 2, 1909.)
This is no matrimonial knot.
76918, May 25, 1909.)
Disaea! Uxtra. (i 76507, May 12,
1909. )
—— (F 76509, May 12, 1909.)
— (F 76753, May 19, 1909.)
= (1 76921, May 25, 1909.)
—— (F 77109, June 2, 1909.)
(EF
Won't things be a-mews-ing. (F
76505, May 12, 1909.)
W-ring out wild cats. (F 76781,
May 18, 1909.)
Stavccuw & BickrorD, Kalispell, Mont.
[16222
Buffalo in Montana. (H 127419,
May 24, 1909.)
STEICHEN (Epovuarp J.), New York,
i ¥. [16223
Flat-iron (The) (H 126847, May
ot, 4909; 2 ec. May 12, 1909.)
STEREO-TRAVEL Co., Corona, N. Y.
[16224-16233
Inaugural parade, 1909. 1. (H
eens. Apr, 27, 1909; 1 c..May 11,
1909, 1 c. June 8, 1909.)
28. (H 126218126224, Apr.
27, 1909; 2 c. of each May 11, 1909.)
_ STEUNENBERG-MARVIN CO.,
ce
Taft (President) bowing to the peo-
ple, Inauguration, 1909. (H 126225,
mre, 4909; 2c. May 11, 1909.)
entering his carriage, Inaugu-
manonm, 1909 (H 126226, Apr. 26,
1909; 2 c. May 11, 1909.)
LTD.,. Em-
mett, Idaho. [16234-16241
Emmett valley. Idaho. 1-8. (H
127519127526, May 24, 1909: 1 c. of
each May 4, 1909; 1 c. of each May 24,
1909.)
| Strokes (Ff. A.) co., New York, N.
Yc
[16242-16244
Rip Van Winkle. (F 16361, May 8,
| 1909.)
—_— (F 76687, May 17, 1909.)
—_— (F 76863, May 22, 1909.)
Stokes (FREDERICK A.), New York,
is'eee oe [16245
Rip Van Winkle. (F 76999, May 28,
1909. )
SToNE (CHaAs. J.) co., Chicago, Il.
[16246-16249
| Sartorial World engravings. May,
1909. Supplements A-D. (F T6792-
76795, May 21, 1909.)
STOPINSKI (SicisMUNDUs A.), Buffalo,
Nw. [16250
Joan of Are. (B 16370, May 10,
£9092 2c.) Apr. 28, 19092)
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo. [16251
Kreismann (F. H.) B. (H 125686,
Apr, 12, 1909; 2 @ May 3,, 1909.
Stutz (C. C.), Wampum, Ps.
[16252-16299
American cement tile mfg. co. Plates
1-48. (G 21592-21639, May 19, 1909;
2c. of each May 1, 1909.)
SULLIVAN (JAMES); New York, N. Y.
[8 chromos] [16300-16307
Coon yarns.—Flirting made easy.—
German joker.—Irish joker. 3, 4.—
Variety joker.—Vaudeville joker.—Yid-
dish yarns. (G 21556-21563, May 12,
1909; 2 c of each May 6, 1909.)
York: N;-¥. ° 3
chromes] [16308-16311
Driving.—F ore .—Fozzle.—Putting,
(G 21733-21736, May 29, 1909.)
SURBURG CcoO., New
SWINBURNE (THos. T.), Rochester,
MOY: [16312
Rochester, N. Y.. Esplanade. (F
76913, May 21, 1909.)
SyYyKES (MELVIN H.), Chicago, [11].
[16313
Winona winter. (H 127807, June 1,
1909. )
TABER-PRANG ART cCO., Springfield,
Mass. [16314
Stratford-on-Avon. (F 76518, May
12, 1909; 2 c. May 13, 1909.)
TAMMEN (H. H.), Denver, Colo. [7
prints] [16315-16321
Big Feather (Chief).—Eagle Feather
and squaw.—Fighting Wolf.—Hiawa-
tha.—Minnehaha.—Red Cloud.—Sun-
shine. (F 77092-77098, May 29, 1909.)
243
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163822
TANGEN (ED.), Boulder, Colo. [16322
Boulder, Colo. (H 127180, May 18,
1909. )
TARBELL (JOHN H.), Boston, Mass.
[16323
Max, portrait of a dog. (H 128000,
June 3, 1909.)
TAYLOR ART CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[16324-16835
But. 1-12. (F 76717-76728, May
18, 1909.)
TECHNICAL HARNESS & SADDLERY GUIDE,
Olean, N. Y. [16336
Technical harness and_ saddlery
guide. (F 76318, Apr. 27, 1909.)
TEN Eyox (WALTER P.), Roselle, N. J.
[4 chromos] [16337-16340
Autumn days.—Peter Pan and the
squirrel—Through the grape arbor.—
Today and yesterday. (G 21582-
21585, May 15, 1909.)
TERRY (JOHN), Seattle, Wash. [16341
Pow-les-lee. (H 127755, May. 29,
1909. )
THOMPSON (PAUL), New York, N. Y.
[163842
Colloredo-Mansfeld (Count) and
Miss Nora Iselin.
1909. )
THOMPSON (WILLIAM CHARLES), Sho-
shone, Idaho. [16348
Sage-brush orphans. (H 127587,
May 25, 1909.)
(H 126763, May §&,
THOMPSON ART CO., Portland, Me.
[16344-16346
Colonial post. (EF 76377, May 10,
1909. }
Recreation post. (EF 76878, May 10,
1909. )
White Head. (H 126423, May 1,
mg095 2 e) -Apr,,.22, 1909.)
THURSTON (A. H.) & co., New York,
IN OY, [16347
Astor house and surroundings.
76912, May 25, 1909.)
(EF
Tick (WiiLIAmM G.), Pawling, N. Y.
[16348
Pawling, N. Y. 1909. (F 763871, May
£0, 1509.)
TISDALE (W. R.), Chase City, Va.
[16349
Chase City, Va., The Mecklenburg,
burned Apr. 16, 1909. (H 126999, May
14, 1909.)
9
ond
pt. Iv, n. S., v. 4
Topias (E. L.), Huntington, Ind.
[16350-16352
Chemical wagon. (H 127819, June
1, 1909.)
Fire engine. Lene
127821, June 1, 1909.)
ToBIAS (Roy F.), Lancaster, Ohio.
[16853
(H 126890, May 5,
(H 127820,
Lancaster, Ohio.
1909. )
TOWNES (CHAS. C.), Pasco, Wash.
[16354-16356
Ice jam, Columbia river. (H
126770, May 10, 1909.)
Lewis street. (H 126771, May 10,
1909. )
Sunset on the Columbia.
May 24, 1909.)
(Hi 127418,
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, III].
[16357-16360
Danny Dreamer. (F 76380, May 10,
1909. )
—— (EF 76797, May 21,1909)
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories. (F
76379, May 10, 1909.)
(F. 76799, May 21, 1909.)
TUTTLE (O. H.), Chicago, Ill. [4 photo-
[16361-16364
moonlight.—Good stiff
breeze.—Sailing crowd.—TIwo second
winner ten mile race. (H 126102-
126105, Apr. 23, 1909; 2 ec. of each Apr.
15, 1909.)
graphs. }
Beautiful
UHALT (RicHARD ALFRED), New
Orleans, La. [16365
Homestead plan. (G 21287, Apr. 5,
1909; 2c. May 19, 1909.)
ULLMAN & co., Cheago, Ill.
[16366-16369
Clubfellow. (I* 76425, 76426,
May 11, 1909.)
Goodfellow. 1, 2.
May 11, 1909.)
ULLMAN MFG. Co., New York, N. Y.
[16370-16405
Atlantic City. N. J., souvenir spoon.
Series 1538, 2472-2475. (EF 77234-17237,
June 5, 1909.)
Billy possum.
1909.)
[Christmas cards] 2423-2427, 2429,
2438. (EF 76804-76810, May 21, 1909.)
Erin go bragh. 2438. (F 76828,
May 21, 1909.)
[Hallowe’en cards] 2418-2419.
76820-76826, May 21, 1909.)
Moonlight. (F 76852, May 8, 1909.)
1, 2:
(F 76427, 76428,
(EF (6827, Maye
(F
44
i
1
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 22—25, June, 1909
ULLMAN MFG. co.—Continued.
[New Years cards] 2420-2422, 2428,
2430-24382. (F 76813-76819, May 21,
1909.)
October evening. (F 76853, May 8,
1909. )
Road by the river. (F 76354, May
8, 1909.)
Thanksgiving. 2435, 2486. (F 76811,
76812, May 21, 1909.)
Washington, D. C., Souvenir spoon.
Series 154, 2476-2479. (FEF 77238-
77241, June 5, 1909.)
UNDERHILL (IRVING), Jersey City, N. J.
[16406-16411
New York, N. Y., Manhattan bridge.
D #41. (BH 127829, May 21, 1909; 2 ¢
Apr. 5, 1909).
Pots. ot 1273380,
1909; 2 c. May 1, 1909.)
Newark, N. J. 14 (H 1258S86—
125889, Apr. 16, 1909: 2 c. of each May
1, 1909. )
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
ity. [16412-16547
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 42251,
U 112023, U 116601, U 116777, U 116906,
U 116186, U 116198, U 116283, U 116320,
U 116321, U 116456. (H126719-126729,
May 7, 1909.)
U 45876, U 70128, U 83646, U
90372, U 106524, U 114915, U 116685,
U 116698, U 116774, U 116816, U 1168382,
U 116921. (H 126849-126860, May 11,
1909. )
——U 116705, U 116708, U 116718,
U 116748, U 116751, U 116754, U 116768,
U 116841, U 116854, U 116866, U 116885.
(H 126903-1269138, May 12, 1909.)
——[U 115576, U 116529, U 116649,
Heriees2, UO 116738, U 116782. (HH
127006-127011, May 14, 1909.)
~—— U 38501, U 41582, U 44416, U
44472, U 44619, U 450384, U 88071, U
116628, U 116905. (H 127250-127258,
May 19, 1909.)
——U 36842, U 38067, U 114729, U
weapee © 116972, U 116973, U 116975,
U 116976, U 116977, U 116978, U 116980,
U 116981, U 116983, U 116985. (H
127614127627, May 27, 1909.)
—— 26788, U 27410, U 32401, U
34396, U 419383, U 44290, U 44405, U
44549, U 44565, U 45234, U 47720, U
83184, U 89945, U 95135, U 1038270, U
105631, U 106831, U 114073, U 114080,
U 114082, U 114231, U 114233, U 114679,
U 116606, U 116639, U 116651, U 116652,
U 116654, U 116799, U 116800, U 116944,
U116971. (H 127628-127642, 127644—
127651, 127653-127661, May 27, 1909.)
May 21,
16568
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOoop—Continued.
——U 48507, U 97620, U 114571, U
116608, U 116818, U 116909, U 117008,
U 117009, U 1170138, U 117027, U 117031,
U 1170382, U 117080, U 117081, U 117082,
U 177086, U 11.7121, U 127122, U 117128,
U 117124. (H 127885-127854, June 1,
1909.)
U 27556, U 27824, U 27893, U
382085, U 33881, U 34846, U 83945, U
116679, U 116689, U 116718, U 116743,
U 116769, U 116776, U 116784, U 116845,
U 116861, U 116979, U 116987, U 116996,
UW 416997; UO £27007 0 ATO. <a
127909-127930, June 2, 1909.)
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH ©Co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [16548-16552
[Posters] 12037, 12050, 12106. (G
21535-21537, May 7, 1909.)
—— 12119. (G@ 21554, May 10, 1909.)
—— 12118. (G 21580, May 15, 1909.)
Van Brapt (ELMAN O.), Denver, Colo.
[165538
Who was the mother of Moses? (F
76715, May 8, 1909.)
VILMER (WILLIAM E.), Crown Point,
Ind. [16554
Hill-side (The) (H 126782, May 10,
1909. )
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
Ne Y: [16555-16568
Bridget on strike. (H 126776, May
10, 1909.)
Caught at last. (H 1278538, May 22,
1909. )
Empty sleeve. (H 127350, May 22,
1909. )
Foundling (The) (H 127598, May
26, 1909.)
Friend in need is a friend indeed.
(H 126780, May 10, 1909.)
He couldn’t dance, but he learned.
(H 1273851, May 22, 1909.)
Jephthah’s daughter.
May 10, 1909.)
Judgment of Solomon.
May 10, 1909.)
Mr. Physical Culture’s_ surprise
party. (H 127852, May 22, 1909.)
Oliver Twist. (H 126775, May 10,
1909. ) :
Oriental mystic.
10, 1909.)
(H 126778,
(H 126779,
(H 126774, May
Romance of old Mexico. (H 127597,
May 26, 1909.)
Teddy in Jungleland. (H 126778,
May 10, 1909.)
Truer lover.
1909. )
(H 126777, May 10,
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16569
WAGER (FRANK HE.), Burlington, Vt.
[16569, 16570
Independent order of foresters, Bur-
lington, Vt. (H 127000, May 14, 1909.)
Sons of veterans and ladies relief
corps delegation, Burlington, Vt. (H
127001, May 14, 1909.)
WALDROP PHOTOGRAPHIC co., Chatta-
[12 prints]
[16571-16582
La Marina [at] San Juan. 1, 2.—
Las Palmas; near San Juan.—Row of
pickaninnies.—San Juan. 1—5.—San-
turce, near San Juan. 1, 2.—Shelter-
ing palm. (EF 76120-76131, May 30,
1909; 2 c. of each May 26, 1909.)
nooga, Tenn.
WARREN (W. HAROLD), Asbury Park,
NG Ee [16583
Head loop receptor. (H 127756,
May 29, 1909; 2 c. May 5, 1909.)
(CL) HL), Chicage. 7.
[16584-16592
Fort H. G. Wright, N. Y. 1-8.—
Her. Terry, N.Y: 1-6... «GH 127136
1271388-127145, May 17, 1909; 2 ¢ of
each June 7, 1909.)
WATERMAN
WATERS (R. J.) AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH
co., San Francisco, Cal. [16593
Oakland, Cal. (H 127802, June 1,
1909.
Watts (Mrs. G. F.), Compton Lane,
England. [16594
Sir Galahad; after G. F. Watts. (F
75710, Apr. 16, 1909; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1909.)
WEBSTER (C. B.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[16595-16597
Concord, Mass. D. A. R. Chapter
House, Living room, A, B. (F 76437;
76438, May 11, 1909.)
Evening prayer. (F 77242, June 5,
1909. )
WEISGERHER (CHARLES H.), Washing-
ton, 1. C: [16598
Home of Francis Scott Key. (F
76624, May 15, 1909.)
WELLMAN (WALTER), New York, N. Y.
[16599-16614
Life’s little tragedies, in three acts.
1-16. (F 76456-76471, Apr. 22, 1909;
2c. of each May 12, 1909.)
WELSH (NicHoLaAs H.), Decatur, Ill.
[16615
Decatur, Ill., First United Brethren
church. (H 126298, May 13, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
WESSLER (HvucGo), New York, N. Y¥.
[48 chromos] [16616-16663
If I dared.—Lips of cherry.—Music
of your voice.—Only say.—Will you,
won’t you.—Will you confess. (G
21666-21671, May 20, 1909.)
Admiration. — Anticipation. — Cupid
being asked one day.—Cupid broke my
heart in two.—Cupid has no time to
waste.—Cupid plucked a cherry red.—
Cupid sent his piercing dart.—Dan
Cupid badly wants to know.—Hach
message bears my love divine.—Ex-
pectation.—From a true heart to my
valentine.—Heart free from care to my
valentine.—Here’s to you my valen-
tine.—In cottage lonely.—Inclination.—
Let Cupid in you heart enshrine.—
Name the day sweet valentine.—Obser-
vation.—Realization._Song from the
heart to my valentine.—There’s no
escape sweet valentine.-—When tulips
a heart entwine.—Winning heart to
my valentine.—You auto be mine own
valentine. (G 21677-21700, May 22,
1909.)
Best wishes.—Birthday greetings.—
Congratulations. Fond remem-
braneces.—Forget-me-not.—F rom a
friend.—Hearty greeting.—I adore my
valentine.—Message of love to my val-
entine.—My heart’s message sweet val-
entine.—My valentine I greet thee.—
To greet you.—To greet you, no golden
words.—To my valentine.—With best
wishes.—With my love—wWith re-
gards.—Your charming graces. (G
21740-21757, June 1, 1909.)
WEST COAST ART CO., INC., Los Angeles,
Cal. [16664-16669
Globe, Ariz. 1. (H 127263, May 19,
1909 ; 2 ec. May 20, 1909.)
(H 127264, May 19, 1909; 2
ec. May 24, 1909.)
Miami offices and town.
June 1, 1909.)
Miami shafts.
1909. )
Miami valley and camp.
June 1, 1909.)
Warrior mining co. (H127902, June
1, 1909.)
WESTERMANN (ANNA BURNHAM), New
York, Noi: [16670-16672
Dolly. (F 76796, May 21, 1909.)
Blizabeth. (F 769389, May 26, 1909.)
Esther. (F 76940, May 26, 1909.)
WESTERMANN (L. A.), co., New York,
2
(H 127899,
(H 127900, June 1,
(H 127901,
i ie [16673
Snow queen. (F 77196, June 4,
1909. )
246
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 22-25, June, 1909
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. CO..,
Pittsburg, Pa. [7 photographs. ]
[16674-16680
Coolness in every particular.—En-
joying the breeze.— Fine for press-
ing.— Good for traveling.—Makes sew-
ing easy.—Movable.—Nice and brown.
(H 127146-127152, May 17, 1909.)
WHEELER (DE WITT C.), INC., New
Work, N. Y. [16681-16693
Take me up with you dearie. 416.
(H 127461-127473, May 24, 1909.)
Wuite (H. C.) co., North Bennington,
Vt. [16694-16696
Champagne, three year old black
Percheron stallion. 6226. (H 126678,
May 6, 1909.)
New York, N. Y.. Metropolitan build-
ing, uncompleted tower. 99. (H
126679, May 6, 1909.)
Red shouldered hawk; nest and
young. 6285. (H 126680, May 6,
1909. )
WHITE (LUTHER S.), New York, N. Y.
[16697-16710
Lambs gambol. 1-10. (H 127678-
127687, May 27, 1909.)
— 11, 12. (H 127856, 127857,
June 1, 1909.)
— 13, 14. (H 127948, 127949,
June 2, 1909.)
WHITMAN STUDIO, Malden, Mass.
[16711-16720
Keller (Helen) 1-10. (H 127974—
127983, June 3, 1909.)
WHITMORE (C. M.), North Adams,
Mass. [16721
Invitation in verse form for old
home week. (H 126748, May 7, 1909.)
WALLIAMS (J. J.), Honolulu, Hawaii.
[7 photographs] [16722-16728
Fort Shafter.——Mirror (The).—Off
Honolulu harbor.—Poinciana tree.—
Surf board rider.—Surf riding.—Surf-
ing at Waikiki. (H 128009—-128015,
June 4, 1909.)
WILLIAMS (L. F.), Spirit Lake, Iowa.
[12 photographs. ] [16729-16740
Early start. (H 126938, May 18,
1909.
Big Four.—Des Moines beach.—
Haywards bay.—Now for the sail
race.—Okobji—Omaha beach.—Pikes
point, Club house. 1, 2.—Pocahontas
point.—Sail race—Whew. (H 126689-—
126699, May 6, 1909.)
16772
WILLIAMS (O. D.), Boston, Mass.
[16741-16758
Ask and you shallreceive. (F 76801,
May 21, 1909.)
Boston baseball series. 101-112. (F
76881-76892, May 24, 1909.)
Every day cut a little ice. (F
76990, May 15, 1909.)
Higher you go, the better the view.
EF 76802, May 21, 1909.)
I was green once myself.
May 15, 1909.)
Lot of buzzing and nothing doing.
(EF 76803, May 21, 1909.)
Recipe for trouble. (F 76991, May
(F 76989,
15, 1909. )
WILTON - COOKE- MARTIN REALTY CO.,
Lrp., Emmett, Idaho. [16759
Apricots. (H 127600, May 26,
1909. )
WINTER (FRED), New York, N. Y.
[16760
Bill of fare, Consumers Park hotel
and cafe. (G 21728, May 19, 1909; 2
ec. May 27, 1909.)
WINTER & POND CO., INC., Juneau,
Alaska. [16761-16763
Sons and daughters of ’87 pioneers,
1,2. (8 126712, 126713, May 7, 1909.)
’°87 pioneer. (H 126714, May 7,
1909. )
WIRES (WILLIAM M.), Lynn, Mass.
[16764
(H 126884, May
2 ¢e. May 3, 1909.)
Aborn (James E.)
11, 1909;
WISCHMEYER (PHILIP), Ozette, Wash.
[3 photographs] [16765-16767
Dad of Ozette lake.—Forest scenery
*n the Umbrella river.—Shelter in
the time of storm. (H 126484-126486,
May 4, 1909; 2 c. of each May 10,
1909.)
WoLtr (Gro. A.), Wilmington, Del.
[16768
Dupont building. (F 77040, June 1,
1909.)
Woop (Harry), New York, N. Y.
[16769-16772
Intellectual pup. (KF 76385, May 10,
1909; 2 ec. May 12, 1909.)
(E 76683, May 17, 1909; 2 «e.
May 19, 1909.)
(FE 76866,
May 26, 1909.)
(F 77039, June 1, 1909; 2 e.
June 2, 1909.)
May 24, 1909; 2 «.
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16773 pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
Woop (Oris F.), New York, N. Y. | Woop (Oris F.)—Continued.
[16773-16792 | — (F 76861, May 22, 1909.)
Bub, he’s always to blame. (F | (F 76997, May 28, 1909.)
76357, May 8, 1909.) | Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
—— (F 76689, May 17, 1909.) | (F 76358, May 8, 1909.)
—— (F 76858, May 22, 1909.) | —— (F 76690, May 17, 1909.)
—— (F 76995, May 28, 1909.) | —— (F 76859, May 22, 1909.)
Sambo and his funny noises. (F | H-— (F 76994, May 28, 1909.)
76356, May 8, 1909.)
WRIGHT (FRANCIS L.), St. Paul, Minn.
—— (F 76857, May 22, 1909.) _ Horse with a tail where his head
—— (F 76993, May 28, 1909.) | ought to be. (H 127377, May 22, 1909.)
Things as they ought to be. (F } WricHtT & GooDNER, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
76359, May 8, 1909.) fe [16794, 16795
—— (F 76691, May 17, 1909. . VY. Concordia, Wilkes-Barre at
2 nach eto 99 ee | New York Sangerfest. 1, 2. (H
aie Teisn, Aeon, ; 127027, 127028, May 15, 1909.)
—— f{ May 2 :
ee ee | ZIMMERMAN (I. M.), Baltimore, Md.
Those ridiculous questions. (F [16796
76360, May 8, 1909.) Dot. (F 76448, May 4, 1909: 2 «.
—— (F 76692, May 17, 1909.) May 19, 1909.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Catalogue
since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit_ 5, 649
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit___ 1, 261
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit________________ 8, O84
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CLASS |, FINE ARTS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy of the photograph is always omitted when the photograph has
been received on the day of entry.
The notice after the first title, if printed in full,
would read: ‘“ Copyright by M. Adelsperger, Chicago, III.
Class I, XXec, no. 29737,
May 15, 1909; 1 photograph received May 15, 1909.”
ADELSPERGER (M.), Chicago, [Il.
[16797
O. B joyful. Statuette, small seated
figure of a tramp enveloped in a shawl.
(I 29737, May 15, 1909.)
ADLER (L.) & BROS. CO.,
Fall days.
seated, the other standing.
June 2, 1909.)
Sporting days. Two young
standing, crowd in background.
20018, June 2, 1909.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO., New York,
WN. YY. {16800-16803
New York,
[16798, 16799
Two young men, one
(I 30019,
men
(I
Hot or cold 38488. Two bottles, be- |
side one a cup filled with some hot
liquid, beside the other a glass of cold
liquid. (I 29771, May 20, 1909.)
What the tea leaves told. An old
colored woman seated opposite a little
girl whose fortune she is telling out
ef a cup. (I 29752, May 17, 1909.)
Wonderful fortune. Little girl and
an old colored woman, the latter read-
ing the girl’s palm. (I 29751, May 17,
1909. )
Yetiva.
in curls about her neck.
May 20, 1909.)
ARONSON (Louis V.), Newark, N. J.
Young woman. hair falling
(I 29770,
[16804, 16805 |
Gobbo—the god of good luck. Bank
statue, of the ancient Peruvians in a
sitting position on a _ cushion. GT
29779, May 21, 1909.)
I’m Gobbo—god of good luck. |
Ancient Peruvian in a sitting position, |
with legs crossed. (I 29778, May 21,
1909.)
ASBJORNSEN (Si1GVALD), Chicago, IU.
[16806
On guard. Model, a Confederate
soldier, right hand holding rifle, rest-
ing on ground. (I 30009, June 7,
1909. )
BaARNES-CROSBY CO., Chicago, Ill.
[16807, 16808
Come on in. Nude boy, right hand
in air, fingers extended. (I 29748,
May 17, 1909.)
Hunter boy. Boy holding a gun,
short-tailed dog smelling ground. (I
29747, May 17, 1909.)
Bartoo (C. R.), New York, N. Y.
[16809
Portrait (A). Young lady seated,
one arm resting on arm of chair, even-
ing gown, large hat. (1 29797, May
24, 1909.)
BEAUX (CECILIA), Gloucester, Mass.
[16810
Gilder (Richard Watson). Portrait.
Mr. Gilder in cloak, leaning on mantle-
piece. (I 29660, Apr. 29, 1909.)
BENEKER (GERRIT A.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[16811
Laying the keel of a _ battleship.
Heavy-set man riveting with an auto-
matic hammer. (I 29757, May 17,
1909. )
SENTHEIM (CHARLES), Charlotte, N. C.
[16812
Presidential Mecklenburg declara-
tion of independence. Paper weight,
with head of President Taft, done in
high relief. (I 29837, May 27, 1909.)
BERRY REALTY CO., New York, N. Y.
[16813
New York. Greater New York,
showing western end of Long Island.
(I 29756, May 15, 1909.)
BILLIKEN Co., Chicago, Il. [16814
Billiken. Small figure with laugh-
ing face, hair brushed back from fore-
head. (I 29872, June 1, 1909; 1 photo
Apr. 16, 1909.
BIRNEY (W.
VERPLANCK), New York,
N.Y [16815-16817
Knotty question. Panelled room,
fireplace, two men, the one to the right
smoking a long pipe. (I 29781, May
21, 1909. )
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16818
Dt. 18,48. We
BigNEY (W. VERPLANCK )—Continued.
Old old verse. Interior. two figures,
man and woman, woman seated before
fire, man standing behind her. (I
29823, May 27, 1909.)
Young squire. Interior, man stretched
out in chair before fire smoking long
pipe. (I 29824, May 27,1909.)
BLASHFELD (EDWIN HOWLAND), New
MOERK IN. Ys [16818
- Justice. The law symbolized by a
seated female figure, she plants her
sword in the face of the evil-doers. (I
29990, June 3, 1909.)
BONTE (CHARLES E.), New York, N. Y.
[16818*
Flunk chaser, the college cat. Smil-
ing cat seated on oblong base. (1
29362, Apr. 26, 1909; 1 photo May 3,
1909. )
BotH (WILLIAM C.), Chicago, Jl.
[16819
American idol. Statue, football
player seated on bench, right arm rest-
ing on bench. (I 29856, May 28, 1909.)
BRAUN, CLEMENT & Co., Paris, France.
[16820-16822
Corde (La) cassée:; by Eugen Deully.
Woodland scene, showing festival, lady
falling from a broken swing. (I
29791, May 22, 1909.)
Napoléon aprés Ja bataille: by Ray-
mond Desyarreux. In center Napoleou
on white horse looking toward army to
left. (1 29789, May 22, 1909.)
Soir de féte. by L. A. Tessier. Two
female figures in a row boat, garlands
of flowers surrounding boat. (I 29790,
May 22, 1909.)
BREUKER & KESSLER, Philadelphia, Pa.
[16823-16837
Girl in evening gown, showing face
in profile, 225,51" C1, 29726; Mayris,
1909. )
Girl in evening gown wearing hat
raising skirt. 211. (I 29723,.May 15,
1909.)
Girl in evening gown with shawl
over her shoulders. 224. (I 25725,
May 15, 1909.)
Girl seated at piano, jardinere con-
taining flowers beside piano. 265. (I
29734, May 15, 1909.)
Girl seated at small table pouring
out tea. 208. (I 29722, May 15, 1909.)
Girl seated on chair and leaning
over back of it, flowers in left hand.
214. (I 29724, May 15, 1909.)
—
BREUKER & KESSLER—Continued.
Girl seated on chair with arms rest-
ing on its back, rose in left hand.
227. (I 29727, May 15, 1909:)
Girl wearing evening gown, head
looking over right shoulder. 241. (1
29729, .May 15, 1909.)
hat and suspender
(I
Girl wearing
gown, head inclined to right. 273.
29736, May 15, 1909.)
Girl with head looking over left
Shoulder. 244. (I 297382, May 15.
1909.)
Girl with head looking over right
shoulder, with smiling face. 240
(I 29728, May 15, 1909.)
Girl with smiling face and hair tied
with ribbon. 245. (1 297338, May 15,
1909.)
Girl’s head with chin resting on left
hand. 242. (I 29731, May 15, 1909.)
Girl's head with hat and automobile
veil, 23 (I 29730, May 15, 1909.)
238.
Little boy feeding chickens, dog in
rear watching. 267. (1 29735, May
15,1909.)
(PETER CHRISTIAN), Salt
[168388, 16839
CARLSON
Lake City, Utah.
Smith (Joseph). Bust. (I 29821,
May 25, 1909.)
Young (Brigham). Bust. (1 29820,
May 25, 1909.)
CHAPMAN (CARLTON T.), New York,
NY [16840
Fight between the Bonhomme Rich-
ard and Serapis. ‘Three-quarter bow
view of Serapis, beyond the bow is the
Bonhomme Richard. (I 29767, May
19, 1909.)
CHIALIVA (LuIGcI), Paris, Franee.
~ [16841
Besse en chandesse. On a hill shep-
herd girl stands knitting, surrounded
by sheep, lambs and a dog. (I 29878,
June 2, 1909.)
Cops (Darius), Boston, Mass. [16842
Last comrade at the final decoration. —
An aged soldier stands alone at his
comrade’s grave. (I 29792, May 19,
1909; 1 photo May 22, 1909.)
Cottier (P. F.) & son, New York,
N.. Xx: [16843-16847
Baseball season opens; by Charles
Dana Gibson. A man, two young boys
and a girl seated in a row. (1 29718,
May 18, 1909.)
250
FINE ARTS
nos, 22-25, June, 1909
CoLLieR (P. F.) & son—Continued.
Chimera-Bellerophon watching by
the fountain; by Maxfield Parrish.
Vista of rocky heights, a classic temple
half hidden among the trees. (I
29712, May 18, 1909.)
La-crosse; by Edward Penfield.
Young chap in trunks and sweater
holding a la-crosse stick. (I 29714,
May 138, 1909.)
North, East, South and West; by
Charles Dana Gibson. Four veterans
of the Civil war on parade. (I 29819,
May 26, 1909.)
Saturday afternoon; by Charles
Dana Gibson. Crowd of young people,
they all look eager and expectant and
some are waving their hands. (I
29991, June 3, 1909.)
CROWELL PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[16848
Making Old Glory, by John Edwin
Jackson. Poster drawing. (I 29762,
May 19, 1909.)
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, III.
[16849-16851
Altar used in Roman _ Catholic
churches. Gothic architecture, large
niche in center. (I 30001, June 5,
1909. )
Altar used in Roman Catholic
churches. Roman architecture, large
niche in center. (I 30002, June 5,
1909. )
Gothic altar. Large turret rising up
from the middle and a smaller one on
either end. (I 29822, May 27, 1909.)
De Camp (RatPH E.), Helena, Mont.
[16852, 16853
Daybreak. Through a rift in dark
cloud masses, bursts the dawn. (I
29858, May 28, 1909.)
Morning call. Bull elk in fore-
ground, below in middle distance a
mountain lake. (I 29859, May 28,
1909.)
Dopce (PHELPS) & co., New York,
p IN. [16854
Rat terrier dog, long hair, long eared
16882
EsceN (ELIZABETH JOHNSON), Los
Angeles, Cal. [16859
Neck and head of a donkey which
rests upon an elongated pedestal. (I
29873, June 1, 1909.)
FauGHT (GEO. N.), Boston, Mass.
[16860, 16861
Bunker Hill monument. Bas-relief,
view from south. (I 29766, May 19,
1909. )
Longfellow, home of. Bas-relief
view from s. e (1 29765, May 19,
1909. )
FISHER (MARJORIE ABORN), Gunnison,
Colo. [16862, 16863
Cotton-tail rabbit. Life size cotton-
tail rabbit hung by left hind leg. (1
29750, May 17, 1909.)
Coyote. Life size coyote hung by
left hind leg. (I 29749, May 17. 1909.)
FOLGER (JAMES WALTER), Nantucket,
Mass. [16864
Brant Point, entrance to the harbor
of Nantucket, Mass. View showing
ship yards on left. (I 29719, May 14.
1909. )
Fontan (P.), Chicago, III. [16865
Spring. Statue of nude lady, stand-
ing heavily on her right foot, holds
small bunch of flowers. (I 29721, May
15, 1909.)
FREDERICKSON Co., Chicago, Ill.
[16866, 16867
Summit (The); by HE. S. Hinton.
An American Indian standing upon a
pinnacle of rock surrounded by moun-
tain peaks. (I 297389, May 17, 1909.)
Toast to the new day; by Alfred
Lenz. <A draped female figure in bas-
relief holding calla lily. (I 29740,
May 17, 1909.)
FRIEND BROS. CLOTHING Co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [16868-16879
Fashion portraits illustrating men’s
clothing. 1-12. (I 29700-29711, May
13, 1909.)
GIBSON (Murray), Philadelphia, Pa.
[16880-16882
American miner, Science and Indus-
z pers jon: 29362, ;
eee ene position. (1 2986 try. A miner with pick, female hold-
May 29, 1909.) ; 5
ing torch, female holding a balance
DUBUQUE ALTAR MFG. CO., Dubuque, scale. (I 29864, May 29, 1909.)
Iowa. [16855-16858 pW; ne 4 3
en 1. font. .. 1548 (I Commerce, Agriculture and Banking.
2 = oes as a: Mercury seated, female figure seated
Bee ay 120,) 1909.) ___ | and holding a globe, female figure sit-
Gothic confessional. 1544. (I 29775, ting with sheaves of grain. (I 29865,
May 20, 1909.) “May 29, 1909.)
Gothic main altar. 1537. (I 29773, Mechanics and manufacturing. Fig-
May 20, 1909. ure seated with hand resting on ham-
Roman main altar. 1552. (I 29774, | mer, while to the right is a standing
May 20, 1909.) figure. (I 29863, May 29, 1909.)
251
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16885
pt. Iv, n. S.,.v. 4
I ——<$—$$
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ). Munich, Ger-
many. [16883-16886
Early Britons; by Carton Moore
Park. Men and women following their
various occupations. (I 29870, June
1, 1909.)
Robin Hood in Sherwood forest; by
Carton Moore Park. Scene in Sher-
wood forest. (I 29869, June 1, 1909.)
Savannah (The); by L. Campbell
Taylor. In foreground a number of
people on barges and boats. (I 29868,
June 1, 1909.)
Stephenson’s Rocket: by L. Camp-
pell Taylor. First locomotive built by
Stephenson, the engine is about to
start. (I 29871, June 1, 1909.)
HaARASE (H.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[16887
Shinbi. Nude figure of a Japanese
woman, hair falling over shoulders.
(I 30006, Apr. 12, 1909.)
HARTLEY (JONATHAN New
York, N. Y. [16888
Joyous fountain. Statue of laugh-
ing child, holding up in each hand a
turtle. (I 29805, May 25, 1909.)
HENNING (C. W.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[16889
American beauty. Female figure,
hands clasped behind the back. (I
29794, May 22, 1909.)
Heywoop (lL. E.), Seattle, Wash.
[16890
Pioneer square and totem pole, Se-
attle, Wash. Modelled design in relief.
(I 80012, June 8, 1909.)
Scorr),
HINTERMEISTER (J. Hy.), Brooklyn,
5 mn a [16891
King of the Rockies. Elk, mounting
a rock, his front feet are almost to-
gether. (I 29803, May 25, 1909.)
HIRSCHBERG (ALICE), Buffalo, N. Y.
[16892 -
Caress (A). Woman kneeling by a
chair, in which sits a baby. (I 380011,
June 7, 1909.)
Hopsy (Cari F.), Iowa City, Iowa.
[168938
Jimmy. Shamrock on the lapel of
the coat, Jimmy printed in white
lettering. (I 297838, May 10, 1909; 1
photo May 21, 1909.)
HOKE ENGRAVING co., St. Louis, Mo.
[16894
St. Louis to the front. Twenty-four
locomotives radiating from a central
point. (I 30008, June 5, 1909.)
House (JNo. W.) and Paxson (M.C.).
Abbeville, Ga. [16895
Morning of life, which road will
they take? Two boys at the parting
of the roads, one of which leads to a
saloon. (I 29758, May 17, 1909.)
Hupson (GRACE), Ukiah, Cal.
[16896-16898
Basket baby 339. Indian baby sit-
ting in carrying basket, dog lying on
the ground. (I 29744, May 17, 1909.)
Canvas 337. Little Indian girl in
trouble with cat and dog, she is hold-
ing the cat, while the dog pulls at her
dress. (I 29745, May 17, 1909.)
Lonely fireside 338. Indian woman
sitting by a little camp fire at the door
of her brush hut. (1 29746, May 17,
1909. )
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE, New York,
dy. ie a8 [16899-16911
Albany in 1809; by V. H. Bailey.
Town with river in foreground, groups
of small boats are lying along the
shore. (I 29811, May 25, 1909; 1
photo May 22, 1909.)
Catskill mountains from Clermont
on the Hudson; by S. W. Stanton. A
river view showing two trees, a rocky
shore, a wharf and one mast vessel.
(I 29809, May 25, 1909; 1 photo May
22, 1909.)
Celebration of the opening of Erie
eanal, Albany, Nov. 3, 1825; by S. W.
Stanton. River view showing in back-
ground hills and on the water various
boats. (I 29806, May 25, 1909; 1
photo May 22, 1909.)
Clermont, the home of Chancellor
Livingston; by V. H. Bailey. Two-
story house with small one-story addi-
tion at right hand, a small porch being
in front. (I 29814, May 25, 1909; 4
photo May 22, 1909.)
Departure from New York of Robert
Fulton’s steamboat Clermont on her ~
first voyage to Albany, Aug. 17, 1809; .
by S. W. Stanton. A harbor view,
showing New York water-front. (I
29867, May 29, 1909.)
Early view of Hudson and the cats
kills, by V. H. Bailey. A view over-
looking town, beyond the town is seen
the Hudson. (I 29812, May 25, 1909;
1 photo May 22, 1909.)
Early view of Rondout from Rond-
out creek; by V. H. Bailey. The town
on waters edge, a creek in front, hills
behind. (I 29813, May 25, 1909; 1
photo May 22, 1909.)
252
FINE ARTS
nos, 22—25, June, 1909
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE—Continued.
Hudson river above the city of Hud-
son; by S. W. Stanton. River view
showing city of Hudson, distant hills
of western shore. (I 29807, May 25,
1909; 1 photo May 22, 1909.)
New York, city in 1809; by V. H.
Bailey. Manhattan island with houses
thereon, Hudson river with vessel. (I
29810, May 25, 1909; 1 photo May 22,
1909. )
Rip Van Winkle meets
Hudson and his phantom crew in the
Catskill mountains: by R. A. Weed.
Rip Van Winkle in a tattered suit his
gun in hand gazing at Hudson.
29866, May 29, 1909.)
Robinson (Beverly) house, head-
quarters ot Benedict Arnold: by V. H.
Bailey. House having
chimneys and porches, trees surround
it. (1 29815, May 25, 1909; 1 photo
May 22, 1909.
Southern gate of Hudson Highlands;
by S. W. Stanton. Hudson river show-
ing the Dunderberg to left, Anthony’s
Nose to right. (I 29808, May 25, 1909;
1 photo May 22, 1909.
Van Rensselaer (Killian) manor
house, Fort Crailio, Rensselaer: by
Vv. H. Bailey. House has nine win-
dows, three additional windows in
sloping roof, in front is a picket fence.
(1 29816, May 25, 1909; 1 photo May
22, 1909.)
IMHOFF (BERTHOLD), Reading, Pa.
; [16912
Institution of Blessed Sacrament.
Descriptive of God the Father, Son
and Holy Ghost. (I 29793, May 21,
19809; 1 photo May 13, 1909.)
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. CO., New York,
Weck. [16913-16924
[New Year series] 1-12. (I 29825-—
29836, May 27, 1909.)
JOHNSON (F. R.), Seattle, Wash.
[16925, 16926
Alphabet of faith. Letters of the
alphabet with ornamented borders and
medallions of sacred subjects. (I
29785, May 20, 1909.)
Alphabet of patriotism. All of the
letters of the alphabet embellished in
script style. (I 29784, May 20, 1909.)
IKKAUFMANN & STRAUSS co.. New York,
[16927, 16928
Our favorite. Young lady wearing
long coat, holding glass. (I 30000,
June 5, 1909.)
Hendrick |
(I
three brick .
16942
IKKAUFMANN & Strauss co.—Continued.
Wayside inn; by Anton Von Buest.
Four Revolutionary soldiers stopping
at an inn, three of whom are seated
under a tree. (I 29696, May 12, 1909.)
KOoBLER (ALBERT J.), New York, N. Y.
[16929
Adams (Maud) as Joan of Arc; by
Alfons M. Mucha. Female figure in
antique costume of French peasant.
(I 29615, May 6, 1909.)
KRATINA (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[16930
Vase or urn. Two female figures
facing each other with uplifted hands.
(I 29860, May 28, 1909.)
(BERNARD), MUNCHEN-GI.AD-
BACH, Germany. [16931
Giery of the Holy Ghost. A soaring
dove, surrounded by the symbols of
the four Evangelists. (I 29802, May
KUHLEN
24, 1909.)
LAMASURE (E.), Washington, D. C.
[16932
Springtime. Landscape after rain-
storm, a small stream. (I 30013, June
8, 1909.)
| LAWLER (WILLIAM V.), New York,
IND oY [16933
Bwana Tumbo. Hunter, sitting posi-
tion wearing khaky uniform, slouch
hat. (I 29720, May 15, 1909; 1 photo
May 20, 1909.)
LAYTON, SMITH & HAWK, Oklahoma
City, Okla. [16934
I. O. O. F. building. Compcsed of
five stories of classical design. (I
29796, May 22, 1909.)
LE VASSEUR & co., Paris, France.
[169385
Quand Jes feuilles tombent-Bruges;
par Frank Spenlove-Spenlove. Au-
tumnal scene in the city of Bruges, a
canal, in center of picture appears an
old woman. (1 29743, May 17, 1909.)
Levy (LEON), New York, N. Y.
[16936
I love my wife. A stage on which a
dancer is performing. (I 29838, May
27, 1909.) :
LIFE PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[16937-16942
But the view is worth something;
by Orson Lowell. (I 29759, May 18,
1909. )
Income tax; Senator Root pleads for
our already overtaxed rich. Root in
foreground, behind him a crowd of
financiers in ragged attire. (I 30015,
June 8, 1909.)
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16943
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
LIFE PUB. co.—Continued.
Invulnerable. Cupid on hands and
knees with much interest in a skull.
(I 30016, June 8, 1909.)
Oh! Jack your watch must be fast.
Young couple sitting in the dark, he
has lighted a match and is looking at
watch. (I 30017, June 8, 1909.)
Suburbanites at a city party; by
Orson Lowell. An _ evening party,
many of the guests are looking at
their watches. (I 29877, June 1,
1909. )
U. S. senate: Who are you, anyway?
by Wm. H. Walker. Uncle Sam
knocked out completely by the U. S.
senate, represented by the Interests
of the people. (I 29795, May 22, 1909;
1 photo May 29, 1909.)
Lirtig (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[16943
Birmingham school. Birds eye view.
(I 29861, May 28, 1909.)
Low (Witt H.), Bronxville, N. Y.
[16944
Prosperity under the law. Valley,
through which flows a placid river,
symbolic figures. (I 29996, June 4,
1909. )
MANDEL BROTHERS, Chicago, Ill. [16945
Bride (The) Woman representing
a bride seated at table. (I 29786.
May 21, 1909.)
Martin (Henry A.), Ambler, Pa.
[16946
Half moon. Ship is under full sail
and is towing a small lifeboat. (I
29697, May 12, 1909.)
MASKREY (ADA), Eleanor, III.
Stork and Teddy bear. Stork was
not living up to its requirements,
therefore Teddy bear has usurped its
place. (I 29993, June 4, 1909.
[16947
MaAstTBAUM & FLEISHER, Philadelphia,
Pa. [16948
Pot-luck; by Ben Austrian. Three
pups looking at a dish filled with soup.
(I 29687, May 10, 1909.)
MITCHELL (EvA B.), Riverside, I11.
[16949
Frolic (The). Statue, a laughing
barefoot girl with laughing baby on
her back. (I 29857, May 28, 1909.)
Morris & Co., Chicago, Ill. [16950
Morris big six. Six horse team of
Clydedales cutting the figure eight.
(I 29876, June 1, 1909.)
MurrHy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [16951-16956
King Arthur’s castle; by ‘Thos.
Moran. Sea extends toward center of
picture, high up on the cliffs the ruins
of an old castle. (I 29688, May 10,
1909. )
Open book, by J. Ross Bryson.
Young lady in low-necked dress, hands
clasped on open book in her lap. (I
29764, May 19, 1909.)
Roses. On a table is a pitcher full
of roses. (I 29698, May 18, 1909.)
Sunset on the Grand Canal, Venice.
Venetian sunset scene, boats at left,
gondolas at right. (I 29699, May 13,
1909.)
Vicar’s daughter, by J. Ross Bryson.
Young woman in light dress; hands
clasped in front; beads and flowers
woven into her hair. (I 29763, May
19, 19095)
Worcestershire common, by B. W.
Leader. Landscape; open space at
right; row of thatched roof cottages at
left with road in front. (I 29760, May
19, 1909.)
NEEDHAM (C. AUSTIN), New York,
N.Y: [16957
Bowler (The). Statuette of a man
standing in the first position of bowl-
ing. (I 29758, May 18, 1909.)
NEvius (Henry M.), Red Bank, N. J.
[16958
Lincoln centennial medal of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Abra-
ham Lincoln in bas-relief surrounded
with motto. Reverse of medal bears
wreath of laurel. (I 29693, May 11,
1909.)
NOTTER (FLORENCE L.), Chicago, Ill.
[16959
Girl or the dollar, which? Head of
an American girl in the center of a
large coin. (I 29995, June 4, 1909.)
OPLINGER (ELwoop Ervin), Allentown,
Pa: [16960
Catalogue cover. A work of Corinth-
ian architecture surmounted by two
lorge columns. (I 29717, May 14,
1909.)
PLATT IRON WORKS ©0., Dayton, Ohio.
[16961-16963
Hydro-pumping station 39375. Side
elevation and top view of a direct-act-
ing piston pump. (I 29788, May 21,
1909.)
Proposed hydro-pumping station for
the city of Wilmington, Del. 39350.
Side and end elevations, also top plan
view of the water-end of a pumping
installation. (I 29787, May 21, 1909.)
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nos, 22-25, June, 1909
ARTS
17078
PLATT IRON wWorKs co.—Continued.
Victor turbine for Hydro-electric co.
No. 20052. Three different views for
specially designed unit, comprising a
generator, turbine and governor. (I
29718, May 14, 1909.)
PoTTer (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[16964
When He comes. Figure of Jesus
floating in light clouds. (I 30010, June
7, 1909.)
PRASUHN (JOHN G.), Chicago, Il.
[16965
Peace possum. Caricature model of
an opossum, its tail forms part of the
base. (I 29818, May 26, 1909.)
QuirK (NicHoLas J.), Chicago, Ill.
[16966
Victor (The). 4 funnelled white
ship. (I 29992, June 4, 1909.)
New York,
i: ae 6 [16967
Corking time. Statue of a hunter
carrying a rhinoceros on his shoulders.
(I 29614, May 6, 1909.)
RoInE & WEIL, New York, N. Y.
[16968
Hudson and Fulton placque. Robert
Fulton in a circle with allegorical em-
blems, on reverse side Hendrick Hud-
son with four allegorical emblems in
corners. (I 29788, May 17, 1909.)
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago, III. [16969
Fall & winter ’09-10 fashions.
Tuxedo suit with peaked lapel. (I
29616, May 6, 1909.)
‘oseres, (J. 'T.), New York, N. Y.
[16970-17078
Hendrick Hudson series:
1. Harbor of Amsterdam, showing
Half Moon. A _ ship, Dutch design,
man waving plumed hat.
2. Hendrick Hudson and Dutch Par-
liament. Brawny Dutchman sitting on
a chair, figures of two other men, all
smoking.
3. Hendrick Hudson on board the
Half Moon. Top rail of a ship, in
front of mast a man is standing.
4. Portrait of Robert Juet. Man sit-
ting on a bench, he wears large hat
with plume.
9. Juet and Hudson, boys
chip boats. Pond, three little
boats, boy and girl on bank.
6. Master Juet on board the Haif
Moon. On deck of vessel stands a
man, he wears a broad brimmed hat.
Rocers (WILLIAM A.),
sail
sailing |
Russet, (J. T.) Hendrick Hudson se-
ries—Continued.
7. Robert Juet makes wry face at
Hudson. Top rail of vessel, man stand-
ing, at his left another man sitting on
a box.
8. Master Juet writing in his jour-
nal. Ship’s cabin, man sitting on chest,
writing.
9. Slumber and vacuity. Leaning
against a mast is sprawled the figure
of a man.
10. Half Moon under full sail.
waves, a ship under full sail.
11. Dutch tars go aloft.
a rope, are two sailors.
12. They sight land. Top part of
ship’s rail, three men, man at left lean-
ing on rail.
13. In the upper bay of New York.
An island surmounted by the foliage
of trees and vegetation.
14. Master Hudson astonished. Deck
of a ship, a man with cocked hat.
15. Great cloud of smoke hides the
land. Deck of a vessel, man smoking
long pipe.
16. Island of Manhattan. Dutch
ship, high stern, sails set, low shore
line.
17. Gentle declivities of hills. Bank
lined with low vegetation, above are
distant outlines of hills.
Ocean
Standing on
18. Red man gives a war-whoop.
Figure of a red man, his mouth is
open and he shows great astonish-
ment.
19. Dutchmen of
trade with Indians.
canoe full of Indians.
20. First view of the mighty river.
River, steep banks, which gradually
melt down into the horizon line.
21. Indians visit Half Moon. Three
masted Dutch schooner, drawing along
the side of the boat are four canoes
full of Indians.
22. Indians in cabin of Half Moon.
Interior of ship’s cabin, figures of
four Indians.
238. Indians get drunk in cabin of
Half Moon. Interior of ship’s cabin,
two men looking at Indians and laugh-
ing.
24. Half Moon beyond tide-water.
Two men on deck, the man on right
has hands on rail of ship.
25. Half Moon runs aground. Three
men looking over side of ship.
the Half Moon
Dutch, ship; <4
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RussELt (J. T.) Hendrick Hudson se |
ries—Continued.
26. Small boat explores
higher up. A smell two-oared
with flag flying at stern.
the river |
boat |
Ittusse_t (J. T.) Rip Van Winkle se-
ries—Continued.
11B. Rip helping the women of the
vilege. Man walking on plank walk,
| carrying a pail of water.
27. Half Moon puts about with great |
difficulty. Water with mirror-like sur-
face, figure of a ship.
mb
ing
Rip’s house and farm. Plow ly-
on ground just below plow is
| broken wheel.
28. Half Moon returning down the |
river. Dutch ship, low outline of river
bank.
29. Recrossing the sea to Helland.
Waves of the ocean. figure of a ship
under full sail.
* carrying basket,
13. Wife and _ children. Woman,
little child holding
| Woman’s skirt.
30. Hon. East Indian company re- |
joiced to see him come back safe with |
their ship. Small beat, part of dock,
figures of men.
31. Master Hudson is munificently
rewarded by the merchants and burgo- |
masters of Amsterdam. Man in chair,
on other side of table sits another man.
in background four men standing.
(I 29957-29987. June 2. 1909.)
Rip Van Winkle series:
1. Catskill mountains: fair weather.
14. Rip whistling and cleaning gun.
Back porch of house, man _ sitting
cleaning a gun.
14B. Rip’s wife scelds him. Man
Sitting on step, cleaning gun, woman
pumping water into a bucket.
15. Rip makes his escape. Man and
2 dog, woman shaking her fist at them.
16. Brave dog. Dog standing bark-
ing at a squirrel which has run up a
tree.
River fills foreground. mountains rise |
against the sky.
2. Catskill mountains, evening. Riv-
er fills foreground. mountains rise |
against the sky, sky and mountains
refiected in water.
3. Roofs and smoke of the village.
Smoke curling from roofs of houses,
beyond mountains.
4. Village of Catskill. Steep bank
covered with vegetation. a stream and
a road.
17. Dog cowed. Interior of a room,
deg in act of running.
18. Village club. Man walking,
hands in pockets, gun under arm:
19. Prcfound discussion at the vil-
lage club. An inn, two men smoking,
another at the doorway.
20. Nicholas Vedder. Man on bench
smoking long Dutch pipe.
5. Portrait of Rip Van Winkle. Man |
sitting on corner of table, he wears |
knee breeches.
. Long-suffering Rip gets a curtain |
lecture. Man leaning against door
jamb, woman sitting at spinning wheel.
7. Good wives of the village.
Kiteh- |
en, a table, a woman with both hands |
resting on dish pan.
8. Rip and the children. Old-fash-
ioned wooden pump, a man wearing no
hat, he holds a kite.
Sb. Rip and the children.
street corner, old Dutch houses.
9. Rip fishing. Man sitting on rock
fishing, his knees are bent. he has long
pole.
10. Rip hunting. Trees and heavy
vegetation, man in long coat, on shoul-
der a gun.
11. Rip at country frolic. Two girls
sitting before a great pile of unhusked
corn.
Village
21. Nicholas Vedder moves. Manon
bench smoking long clay pipe, in back-
ground wall of an inn.
22. Nichclas Vedder moves further.
Trunk of a large tree with low seat
around it, lian on seat smoking.
23. Dame Van Winkle at the club.
Woman standing, she has on Dutch
shoes.
24. Rip and Wolf on mountain.
Man, his back against tree, a dog eat-
ing.
25. Rip and Wolf rest. Man and
dog reclining on top of a mountain.
26. View of Hudson from Katterskill
mountain. Bank covered with low
vegetation, man sitting on edge of
bank.
| Quaint looking
27. Deep mountain glen. Deep preci-
pice. fills foreground, man sitting on
ground.
28. Rip and dog climbing down the
mountain. Partly decayed tree, a man
and a dog.
29. Rip sees the stranger in the dis-
tance. Sloping side of a hill, man is
standing.
30. Stranger with the keg of liquor.
figure. he has long
| beard.
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nos. 22—25, June, 1909
Rtussett (J. T.) Rip Van Winkle se-
ries—Continued.
31. Rip and the stranger carrying
the keg up the ravine. Two men, one
carries a keg on his back.
532. Rip and the stranger reach an
amphitheatre. Two men and a dog,
man in advance carries a gun.
33. Rip and the stranger on edge of
the amphitheatre. Some ninepins, six
men grouped about them.
34. Like the figure of an old Flem- |
Man standing, he wears |
laced doublet, his right hand rests on |
ish painting.
his hip.
35. Strangers playing ninepins.
About some ninepins are six figures,
four in background.
36a. Rip and the stranger in midst
of amphitheatre.
36b. Rip passing the liquor. Two
men standing before a keg.
37. Rip tasting the liquor. Man,
facing keg, holds a stein out in front of
him.
38. Rip asleep. Figure of a man
asleep, he is sitting on a rock.
39. Rip still sleeping after twenty
years. Man lying on ground, he is
rubbing his eyes with his hands.
40. Rip Van Winkle waking after
his long sleep. Man half reclining on
his left side.
41. Rip in sitting posture calling for |
Wolf. Man sitting on ground, behind
man is the broken stump of dead tree.
42. Rip has difficulty in rising.
he grasps the barrel of a gun.
43. Gully to the amphitheatre after
twenty years. A narrow mountain
stream flowing over and _ between
rocks.
44. Rip bewildered at the foot of the
waterfall, calls Wolf. Old man, back
of him a rocky precipice.
45. Rip turns his steps homeward.
Old man long white hair, walking
along a road.
46. Rip, near the village discovers
his beard. Old man clothes ragged,
his right hand held to his beard.
47. Rip passing through the village
street—everything strange. Old man
his back only, visible, a dog barking
at him. “
48. Another street in the village.
Old man, standing, his face turned to
the sky.
Man holding keg in |
his arms in act of setting it on a rock. |
An |
old man getting up from the ground, |
| confronts Rip.
17078
RusseLtt (J. T.) Rip Van Winkle se-
ries—Continued.
49. Rip revisits his home. Old man
standing, his clothes are in tatters, he
is looking at a house in the back-
| ground.
50. Rip in the old house calling for
his wife and children. Interior of
room in old house.
51. Rip before the Union hotel. Old
man walking along a road, carrying
a rifle.
52. New Flagstaff and Sign. Two-
story structure with two gable win-
dows.
53. Political meeting at the Union
hotel. Porch on which a man is mak-
ing a speech.
54. Rip surrounded by questioning
mob. Crowd of men standing about
an old man.
55. Self-important old gentleman
Porch of an inn, group
of six men.
56. Mob becomes threatening. In
front of porch is group of men. tall
man shaking his fist.
57. Rip asks questions. Porch, two
posts visible, tall man looking at old
man.
58. Does nobody here know Rip Van
Winkle. Old man standing, looking
into the face of a tall man.
59. Rip sees his son. Man leaning
against flagpole, figures of five other
men.
60. Who am I? Old man standing,
at his right is a tall, slender fellow,
with folded arms.
61. Bystanders suspect that Rip is
daffy. Two men facing the left, one
is a tall. slender man, the other an
old man with gun.
62. Rip confronts his daughter and
her child. Old man standing, woman
with baby in her arms.
63. Rip embraces his daughter. Old
man embracing a young woman with a
child in her arms.
64. Old woman recognizes Rip. Old
man: standing, to the left an old
woman, shawl over shoulder.
65. Rip seated tells his story. Man
sitting on steps of porch, beside him
is a woman.
66. Old Peter Venderdonk recognizes
Rip. Old man sitting on steps of
poreh, to the left an important looking
| man in cocked hat.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17079
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RUSSELL (J. T.) Rip Van Winkle se-
ries—Continued.
67. Peter Vanderdonk tells them all
about it. Sitting on steps is an old
man, in front of him stands another
old man resting on a cane.
68. At home in his daughter’s house.
Old man sitting in front of fireplace.
69. Rip walks through the village
with children. Old man, his hand
rests on cane, two children at right.
70. On the bench at the inn door.
Porch of an inn, on bench an old man.
Tla. Rip enlightens the guests at the
inn. Old man sitting on bench, young
man stands with back against railing
of porch.
71lb. Resignation or deliverance? Old
man sitting on bench, beyond two
other figures.
72. Rip reminiscing. Man astride a
horse, gazing at old man on porch.
73. Thunder storm in the Kaatskills
viewed from the village. Country road,
some geese, two old people standing,
both bent over.
(I 29879-29956, June 2, 1909.)
SAUNDERS (ETHEL HUNTLEY), New
Work.N,. Y. [17079
Lovekin. Statue of a small winged
cupid with arms folded. (I 29780,
May 21, 1909.)
Savory (EH. W.), LtpD., Bristol, Eng-
land. [17080-17083
Cleopatra; by C. H. Edwards. Girl,
hair braided and falling on shoulders,
jeweled band around forehead.
Juliet. Girl, hair hanging loosely
over right shoulder.
Portia. Girl’s head, wearing small
cap, doves in background.
Rosalind. Girl, hair hanging loosely
over face, large tourist’s hat.
(I 29040-29043, Apr. 6, 1909; 1
photo of each May 14, 1909.)
SCHNITZER (GBR.), Berlin, Germany.
[17084, 17085
First attempt. Mother and daughter
standing before an open piano. (I
29988, June 2, 1909.)
Well protected. A sleeping baby is
protected by a dog and an angle. (I
29989, June 2, 1909.)
SCHREYVOGEL (CHAS.), Hoboken, N. J.
‘ [17086
In safe hands. <A trooper saving a
child, two other troopers and Indian
in water. (I 29875, June 1, 1909.)
SEITER & KAPPES LITHO.
York; N: ¥2 [17087, 17088
Looking for me. Horse’s head pro-
jecting from a window. (I 29769,
May 20, 1909.)
Looking for trouble.
head.
co., New
Hereford bull
(I 29768, May 20, 1909.)
SHIELDS (Mitton L.), Houston, Tex.
[17089
Indian princess. Standing, hands
clasped behind the head. (I 30007,
June 3, 1909; 1 photo May 18, 1909.)
STaLL & DEAN MFG. CO., Chicago, Ill.
[17090
Foot ball girl. Young lady dressed
for winter holding foot ball muff. (I
29782, May 21, 1909.)
STANLEY WORKS, New Britain, Conn.
[17091
Mischief maker. Young girl lying
on sofa, holds a peacock feather and
is laughing. (I 80014, June 8, 1909.)
TIFFANY STuDIOS, New York, N. Y.
[17092, 17093
Adoring angels. Two panels each
containing a single figure of kneeling
angel. (I 29755, May 18, 1909.)
Christ appearing to Nicodemus.
Three panels, in upper panels is float-
ing angel, lower panel contains Christ
appearing to Nicodemus. (I 29754,
May 18, 1909.)
ULLMAN MFG. CO., New York, N. Y.
[17094-17100
Better smoke here than hereafter.
Statuette of large skull with cigar in
mouth. (I 29998, June 4, 1909.)
Cheer up. Statuette of stout man
with broad smile. (I 29999, June 4,
1909. )
—— Statuette of tramp _ resting
against fence, newspaper under arm.
(I 29800, May 24, 1909.)
Good luck. Statuette of young lady
and gentleman sitting on a large horse-
shoe. (I 29798, May 24, 1909.)
I dearly love a mason. Statuette of
veung lady and gentleman sitting on
square within compass. (I 29801,
May 24, 1909.)
Now I lay me down to sleep. Statu-
ette, child kneeling beside chair with
hands clasped. (I 29799, May 24,
1909. )
Small skull.
skull resting on cross-bones.
June 4, 1909.)
Statuette of small
(I 29997,
208
Ee a. ve
FINE
nos. 22-25, June, 1909
ARTS
17169
VANDEGRIFT (S. B.) & sSoN, Philadel-
phia, Pa. [17101
Yard of popular American drinks.
A row of glasses containing various
liquids. (I 29874, June 1, 1909.)
VAN NOSTRAND (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
[17102
Workers series no. 18. Figures of
two men looking into each others faces.
(I 29994, June 4, 1909.)
VEREINIGTE KUNSTANSTALTEN, Munich,
Germany. [17103-17119
Atelierpause; by Victor Schivert. A
haked woman covered with a fur, and
an artist holding a lighted cigarette,
both looking at a painting. (I 29854,
May 27, 1909.)
Blick auf die Ferwallgruppe vom
Galzig aus; by Fritz Baer. Mountain
scene, the peaks covered with snow.
(I 29842, May 27, 1909.)
Brautschmuck (Der); by Ferdinand
Max Bredt. An oriental room occu-
pied by two oriental women. (I 29853,
May 27, 1909.)
Geburtstag (Der) ; by Richard Lind-
erum. A room in a cloister, three old
monks. (I 29845, May 27, 1909.)
Gute nachrichten (Good advice) ; by
Wilhelm Rauber. An old fashioned
sitting-room, near window an old gen-
tleman. (I 29850, May 27, 1909.)
Hausliche beschiftigung; by Leopold
Bara. A family at home, the father is
busy making baskets. (I 29840, May
Zi, 1909.)
Kriegsbeute; by Victor Schivert. A
Dutch barroom, soldiers sitting around
a barrel. (I 29855, May 27, 1909.)
Mein liebling (My darling) ; by Emil
Miller. Little girl with her head on
a table. (I 29849, May 27, 1909.)
Mephisto und Schiiler; by Karl Geb-
hardt. <A studio of the 17th century,
an old gentleman in armchair, a young
lad stands before the table. (I 29844,
May 27, 1909.)
Miihlsteg (Der) ; by Franz Graessel.
Country scene, young woman and child
are crossing a small bridge over a dam.
(I 29851, May 27, 1909.)
Prozession im Kanton Wallis (Pro-
cession in Canton Wallis); by Oscar
Freiwirth. A Catholic street proces-
sion, a band of musicians and church
choir are marching in front. (I 29852,
May 27, 1909.)
Rast auf dem heimwege; by Herman
Kaulbach. Two little Italian children
on the street corner, one of them lJean-
ing against a stoop. (I 29847, May 27,
1909. )
VEREINIGTE KUNSTANSTALTEN—Cont’d.
Skatspieler; by Anders Montan. An
old arch cellar, in rear a lattice win-
dow is to be seen. (I 29848, May 27,
1909. )
Waisen (Die); by Theodor Klee-
haas. <A sister of a religious order
sitting on a rock, a little babe is stand-
ing back of her. (I 29841, May 27,
1909. )
Waldschulmeister ; by Heinrich
Schlitt. A hedge in the center, a big
mushroom, on its top lies a book, from
which a dwarf teaches a frog. (I
29843, May 27, 1909.)
Welle kommt; by Otto Sinding.
Four naked boys kneeling on the sea-
shore. (I 29846, May 27, 1909.)
Wirtin (Der) tdchterlein; by Vic-
tor Schivert. An old Dutch taproom,
the daughter of the innkeeper is danc-
ing with soldiers. (I 29839, May 27,
1909. )
WeEsT (ANDREW) AND BootH (FLoRA),
Brooklyn; IN “Y: [17120
Fulten centennial plaster placque.
Bust of Robert Fulton, also raised
model of Fulton’s first steam boat. (I
29804, May 25, 1909.)
WILLET STAINED GLASS co., Pittsburg,
Pa. [AIA aie
Clere-story window. Three panel
window with tracery tops. (1 29742,
May 17, 1909.)
Redeemer of the world. Window
design with five openings, in the center
opening is Christ on the cross. (I
29741, May 17, 1909.)
WILLIAMS (JNO.) INC., New York,
ING Ye [17128
Farragut (David Glasgow); by
Louis A. Gudebrod. Sculptured tablet
of rectangular shape. (I 29817, May
26, 1909.)
Wor & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[17124-17169
About to drive. Girl carrying a
golf club under her right arm. (I
29666, May 10, 1909.)
After the opera. Lady in full even-
ing gown. (I 29686, May 10, 1909.)
Girl holding a
shoulder. (I
At the horse show.
riding whip over her
29667, May 10, 1909.)
Automobiling. Lady sitting at the
driving wheel of an automobile, hat
tied by a veil under her chin. (I
29683, May 10, 1909.)
259
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17169
pt. Iv, TBs, v.4
WoLF & co.—Continued.
By the fountain. Garden scene with
woman sitting by a table, holding a
glass. (I 29662, May 10, 1909.)
Stall with horse and two
(I 29650, May 10,
Chums.
dogs looking out.
1909. )
Confidence.
desk, one is reading a letter.
May 10. 1909.)
Countess. Lady, large hat, bow un-
der chin. (I 29671, May 10, 1909.)
Daisy. Girl in summer dress stand-
ing in a garden. (I 29678, May 10,
1909. )
Dandelion.
hand holding pearl necklace.
May 10, 1909.)
Two women sitting ata
(I 29685,
Woman, no hat, right
(I 29656,
Debutante. Girl, low neck and big
hat with roses. (I 29648, May 10,
1909. )
Duchess. Half figure of a woman,
large hat. (I 29670, May 10, 1909.)
Ethelinda. Girl with coat and furs
and) large hat. (1 29676, May, 40,
1909. )
Fair race. Two women speeding in
an automobile. (I 29684, May 10,
1909. )
Fortune teller. Two young women
having their fortune told by a colored
mammy. (I 29668, May 10, 1909.)
Frangesa. Ballet girl. (I 29669,
May 10, 1909.)
His only friend. Boy sitting, hat
in hand and his head resting on arm,
dog in front of him. (I 29672, May 10,
1909. )
Howdy-do! Boy and a dog on a
back door porch. (I 29674, May 10,
1909.)
Hunt (The). Lady with dogs, in
distance is a man on horseback. (I
29680, May 10, 1909.)
Innocence. Girl, full face, high neck
dress. (I 29661, May 10, 1909.)
Ivy. Girl standing leaning head on
arm which is on the trunk of a tree.
(I 29715, May 14, 1909.)
Joy of living. Old man sitting at
table with right hand on beer mug.
(I 296538, May 10, 1909.)
Maryanne. Girl carrying a fur muff
with both hands in it. (I 29647, May
10, 1909.)
Mexico. Girl with flimsy dress lean-
ing on her right arm smiling. (I
29643, May 10, 1909.)
Wor & co.—Continued.
Mousquetaire. Gentleman in Sir
Walter Raleigh costume wearing
gauntlets. (I 29644, May 10, 1909.)
Muffie. Woman holding fur muff
near her chin. (I 29677, May 10,
1909.)
Night. Woman, juggling stars in
drapery which she holds.
May 10, 1909.)
Nocturne. Garden scene with man
and woman sitting on a bench. (1
29664, May 10, 1909.)
Oh, you kid! Three boys with cigar-
ettes in their mouths. (I 29652, May
10, 1909.)
Pearl. Woman with plume in hair,
furs thrown over left shoulder. (1
29659, May 10, 1909.)
Pets. Child holding cat, while three
dogs are trying to get upon her lap.
(I 29646, May 10, 1909.)
Playing cards. Room scene, two
men playing cards. (1 29673, May 10,
1909. )
Playmates. Window scene with
horse sticking it’s head out of stall and
two dogs. (I 29649, May 10, 1909. )
Princess. Lady, wearing large hat,
big bow under chin with long stream-
ers. (I 29675, May 10, 1909.) -
Proposal (The). Room scene with
boy and girl in Dutch costume, boy has
right hand to his face. (I 29642, May
10, 1909.)
Queen. Lady with big hat with
feathers, hat tied by a veil under her
chin. (I 29682, May 10, 1909.)
Refreshing drink.. Two, yous
women, hats on, the one on the left
has furs thrown over her shoulder. (I
29668, May 10, 1909.)
Riding the goat. Two goats running
with a woman standing on their backs,
in her hand is a glass of beer. (1
29681, May 10, 1909.)
Roses. Girl, hair flowing, she is
carrying a large bunch of roses. (1
29665, May 10, 1909.)
Scheming. Two boys, arm of one
around the other one’s neck. (I 29654,
May 10, 1909.)
Secret (The). Scene in room, boy
and girl in Dutch costume, boy has an
arm on each of the girl’s shoulders.
(I 29645, May 10, 1909.)
Simplicity.
low neck. (I 29679, May 10, 1909.)
Spring blossoms. Girl standing with
left hand on hip. (1 29716, May 14,
1909. )
(I 29657,
260
Girl’s head, profile view, —
eo
FINE
nos. 22—25, June, 1909
Wor & co.—Continued.
Springtime. Girl standing back of a
table, holding an overturned basket
from which roses have fallen. (1
29651, May 10, 1909.)
Violets. Lady. hat with veil,
hand holding a bunch of violets.
29655. May 10, 1909.)
Your health. Woman, leit hand
holding up a skirt. right hand holding
a wine glass. (I 29658. May 10, 1909.)
left |
id
ARTS
17173
| YoRK (GLEO), Niagara Falls, N. Y.
ve
;
[17170-17173
Horse shoe falls: Relief view in
plaster. (I 29761; May 19, 1909.)
Niagara Falls. General view in re-
lief. (I 80003. June 5, 1909.)
Prospect Point, Niagara Falls.
lief. (I 80004, June 5, 1909.)
Rock of ages. Relief, background
the American Falls. (I 30005, June 5,
1909.)
Re-
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph
each and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1909________________ 2,179
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 83, 1891
AND OF JUNE 30, 1906
PART 4:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS;
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 26-30
JULY, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1909
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 4, is arranged in two alphabets of
proprietors, with subalphabets of titles as follows:
I. Containing titles for Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos
and Lithographs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (giving a list of the photographs deposited accord-
ing to law with the applications for copyright of Drawings, Paintings, Statues,
Statuary, and Models or Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine Arts).
The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconven-
ience of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engray-
ings, Cuts and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the
last issue, are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet. The entries for Fine Arts
will be found in a separate alphabet following this.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue
on account of necessary correspondence.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND
PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
receipt of copies is always omitted when the copies are received on the day of entry.
The notice, after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copyright by I. C. Adams,
Calistoga, Cal.
Class H, XXc, no. 128600, June 19, 1909; 2 copies received June 19, 1909.
Apams (I. C.), Calistoga, Cal. [38
photographs] [17174-17176
Already to leave for Lake co.—
Lake co. stage leaving Calistoga. |
Stone bridge, Napa co., Cal. (H
128600-128602, June 19, 1909.)
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
co., New York, N. Y.
ADVERTISING
[12 prints]
[17189-17200
Auto ride—Bathing girl—Boys of
| the fourth.—Firing the cannon.—In-
troduction.—On
the beach.—Prome-
_nade girl.Resting up.—Roll call.—
ADKISSON (C. N.), Denton, Tex.
[17177, 17178
Denton, Texas, Stoddard hall. (H
116856, Oct. 12, 1908; 2 c. June 21, |
1909.)
Making hay, College of indus-
trial arts. (H 119465, Dec. 10, 1908;
2 e. June 21, 1909.)
ALLEN (FRANK W.), Abington, Mass. |
[17179 |
Abington, Mass., Island Grove park, |
memorial tablet. (H 128668, June 22, |
1909; 2 ec. June 12, 1909.) |
ALLEN (Harry N.), Livermore Falls, |
Me. [17180-17186 |
All nature smiles. (H 129475, July |
2, 1909.) |
April. (H 129478, July 2, 1909.)
Beside still water. (H 128643, June |
21, 1909.)
Bright hours of June. (H 129476, |
July 2, 1909.)
Nature's mirror. (H 129477, July |
2, 1909.) |
White sentinel. (H 128644, June)
21, 1909.) |
White trio. (H 129479, July 2, |
1909. )
AtPHA CHI OMEGA soroRITy, Albion, |
Mich. [17187 |
lyme trio. «(FF 78714, June 25, |
1909. ) |
ALTSCHUL & ISBELL, Washington, D. C. |
[17188
They say whiskey stunts the growth. |
(F 78141, June 29, 1909.)
|Tennis players—Tight
game.—Vaca-
| tion girl. (EF 77778-77789, June 19,
1909. )
AMERICAN BLOWER CO., Detroit, Mich.
[17201
Little blower. 77734, June 17,
1909. )
(FE
| AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[17202-17217
Are you going to the Yukon exposi-
tion. (F 77843, June 21, 1909.)
Cousin Susie, the sweet girl gradu-
ate. (F 77842, June 21, 1909.)
Der Captain goes salmon fishing out
west. (F 78148, June 29, 1909.)
Grandpa Grouch and his dear little
grandson. (F 77581, June 14, 1909.)
Grandpa Grouch getS a new wig.
| (F 78146, June 29, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan doesn’t seem to get
wiser fast. (F 77583, June 14, 1909.)
Happy Hooligan has a rival. (F
| 78150, June 29, 1909.)
Howson Lott builds a summer
house. (F 77580, June 14, 1909.)
Jimmy. (F 77584, June 14, 1909.)
(F 78149, June 29, 1909.)
Mr. Happy Hooligan entertains.
77840, June 21, 1909.)
Mr. Howson Lott.
21, 1909.)
— (F 78147, June 29, 1909.)
They’re on the Pacific coast now.
(F 77582, June 14, 1909.)
Violet is so playful. (F 77579, June
14, 1909.)
Widow Perkins and her kyoodle Vio-
let. (F 77841, June 21, 1909.)
(F
(F 77844, June
263
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17218
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER, New
Sori IN. : [17218-17315
Ain’t you sorry. (F 77425, June 9,
1909. )
—— (F 77609, June 15, 1909.)
— (F 77746, June 18, 1909.)
—— (F 77904, June 23, 1909.)
And not only that. (F 77706, June
26, ey
T7748, June 18, 1909.)
—— if ae June 21, 1909.)
—— (F 77907, June 238, 1909.)
—— (KF 77977, June 25, 1909.)
—— (F 78168, June 80, 1909.)
As long as the world goes
(F 77931, June 24, 1909.)
(EF 77405, June 8,
’round.
Braggo the monk.
1909. )
— (F 78144, June 29, 1909.)
But he hadn’t oughter! (F 77703,
June 16, 1909.)
(E 77855,
June 22, 1909.)
—— (F 77973, June 25, 1909.)
— (F 78185, July 1, 1909.)
But they hadn’t oughter. (F 77993,
June 26, 1909.)
Culture while you wait. - (F 77424,
June 9, 1909.)
Do you know this man? (F 77585,
June 14, 1909.)
— (F 77791, June 19, 1909.)
—— (FF 78143. June 29, 1909.)
— (F 78183, July 1, 1909.)
Even as you and I. (F 77482, June
10, 1909.)
—— (F 77514, June 11, 1909.)
— (F 77524, June 12, 1909.)
—_— (I 77612, June 15, 1909.)
—— (F 77857, June 22, 1909.)
—— (F 78075, June 28, 1909.)
— (F 78164, June 30, 1909.)
Excuse club (F 77426, June 9,
1909.)
— (F 77588, June 14, 1909.)
— (F 77834, June 21, 1909.)
—— (F 78078, June 28, 1909.)
Gimlet, club.. _(F 177427, .June 9,
1909.)
—— (F 77587, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77975, June 25, 1909.)
Groucho the monk. (F 77790, June
19, 1909.)
(F 78184, July 1, 1909.)
264
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d.
Hall Room boys. (F 77428, June 9,
1909.)
— (F 77708,
—— (F 77744,
June 16, 1909.)
June 18, 1909.)
— (F 77908, June 28, 1909.)
— (F 78074, June 28, 1909.)
Henpecko the monk. (F 77481, June
10, 1909.)
—— (F 77724,
(F 77854,
Honest man.
1909.) |
—— (F 78142, June 29, 1909.) |
— (F 78163, June 30, 1909.)
How to be happy, though married. —
(F 77407, June 8, 1909.) :
(F 77518, June 11, 1909.)
June 17, 1909.)
June 22, 1909.)
CH 7 %25, sone, oe
—— (F 77707, June 16, 1909.)
I see by the papers. (F 77589, June
14, 1909.)
If it weren’t for father.
June 11, 1909.)
(F 77727, June 17, 1909.)
—— (F 77838, June 21, 1909.)
—— (F 77976, June 25, 1909.)
—— (F 78167, June 30, 1909.)
Knocko the monk. (EF 77586, June
14, 1909.)
Mr. Jack.
(F 77512,
(F 77932, June 24, 1909.)
Mrs. Trubbell.
1909.)
Never
1909. )
—— (F 77523, June 12, 1909.)
—— (F 77704, June 16, 1909.)
—— (F 77743, June 18, 1909.)
—— (KT June 23, 1909.)
—— (FF 7 June 25, 1909.)
—— (F 77991, June 26, 1909.)
—— (F 78166, June 30, 1909.)
Rhymo the monk. (F 77905, June
23, 1909.
Ryan museum of practical finance,
(F 77509, June 11, 1909.) -
There’s a reason. (KF 77511, June 11,
(F 78071, June 28,
again. (F 77406, June §8,
1909.)
—— (F 77705, June 16, 1909:)
—— (F 77745, June 18, 1909.)
—— (F 778386, June 21, 1909.)
— (F 78072, June 28, 1909.)
(F 78165, June 30, 1909.)
Tightwaddo the monk. (EF 17525,
June 12, 1909.)
(F 77610, June 15, 1909.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 26-30, July, 1909
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXA MINER—Cont’d.
— (F 77933, June 24, 1909.)
—— (F 77992, June 26, 1909.)
*Twas but a dream. (F 77510, June
11, 1909.)
— (F 778387, June
— (F 77856, June
Two men of peace.
21, 1909.)
What can a poor woman do?
77515, June 11, 1909.)
— (F 77906, June 23, 1909.)
(F 78187, July 1, 1909.)
While you wait. (F 77480, June
10, 1909.)
— (F 77611, June 15, 1909.)
— (F 77726, June 17, 1909.)
Why all men are not married.
77747, June 18, 1909.)
(F 77792, June
— (F 77934, June 24,
— (F 77994, June 26, 1909.)
(F 78145, June 29, 1909.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC COMPANY. New
York, N. Y. [17316-17318
Philippines coast artillery on the
plains. a (G 21829, June 25, 1909.)
b, ¢.
21, 1909.)
22, 1909.)
(F 77835, June
(FE
CH
19, 1909.)
1909. )
‘|
1909. )
AMERICAN PRESS ASSN.,
Ne} ¥'.
Long may she wave.
11, 1909.)
Nobody loves a fat man.
June 7, 1909.)
ae §
—— (F
St (EF
ae (EF
— (F
eS — (F
——s (EF
(F
ANDERSON
New York,
[17319-17328
(F 77496, June
war hind
(loz,
(EF
June 9, 1909.)
June 11, 1909.)
June 15, 1909.)
, June 16, 1909.)
June 19, 1909.)
June 22, 1909.)
June 24, 1909.)
June 26, 19069.)
(A. C.), Chicago, [11.
[17329
(H 128487. June
Little Sunshine.
17, 1909.)
APELT (WM.), San Antonio, Tex.
[173380
Armadillo baskets. (F 77223, June
5, 1909.)
ARBNHEIM (MARKS), New York, N. Y.
[17331-17344
Styles 84-87, 90, 91, 98, 95-98, (Q-T.
W-Y). [for men’s clothing.] (F
77947-77958, June 25, 1909.)
Styles 88, 89. (F 78180, 78181, July
1, 1909.)
(G 21852, 21853, June 29,
ASH
AND PRINTS, ETC.
17380
| ART MFG. CO., Amelia, Ohio. [17345
Serpent mound, Adams co., Ohio.
(H 129351, July 1, 1909.)
(WILLIAM G.)- AND SCHUBERT
(ADAM J.), Goodling, Idaho.
[17346
Idaho wild cat. (H 128060, Mar. 31,
1909.) *
B. P. O. EtKs, Los ANGELES LODGE NO.
99, HousE CoMMITTEE, Los Angeles,
Cal. [17347-17358
Los Angeles, Cal., Elks club, 1-12.
(F 77915-77926, June 21, 1909.)
BaBer (A. M.), Seattle, Wash.
[17359
Eskimos, Alaska-Yukon-Pacifie expo-
Sition. (H 128381, June 15, 1909.)
| BattEy (MARION WILLIAM), Hutchin-
son, Kans. [17360, 17361
Country club, 866. (H 128320, June
10, 1909; 2 c. May 24, 1909.)
—— 867. (H 128321, June 10, 1909;
2c. June 1, 1909.)
BatLtEy & BattrEy, Oklahoma City,
Okla. [17362-17364
Hinton, Okla., Hinton school bldg.
(H 129244, June 29, 1909.)
Oklahoma City, Okla.,
Brock dry goods co. bldg.
June 29, 1909.)
Okmulgee, Okla.,
church. (H 128252,
Sidney L.
(H 129248,
First Baptist
June 12, 1909.)
BaIn (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
nN [17365-17379
Harriman (Bf. H.) and wife. YF, 2.
(H 127969, 127970, June 3, 1909; 2 ¢@
| of each June 4, 1909.)
Proctor (A. Phimister) (H 126042,
Apr. 22, 1909; 2 e«. of each Apr. 24,
1909. )
Schwab (Gustave) 1,2. (H 128160.
128161, June 9, 1909; 2 c. of each June
10, 1909.)
Taft at golf 9-15. (H 129363—
129369, July 1, 1909.)
Taft at Yale. (H 129370, July 1,
1909. )
Wright (Orville) in aeroplane. 1, 2.
(H 129371, 129372, July 1, 1909.)
Baker (F. L.) & son, North Grafton,
Mass. [17380
Supplement for guide for triplatch
of 8S. P. Y. trap nest. (F 78160, June
18, 1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17381
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
Des Moines,
[17381-17391
(H 128740,
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.),
Iowa.
Atchison, Kans. . 1, 2.
128741, June 24, 1909.)
Fairbury, Nebr. (H 128743, June
24, 1909.)
Hastings, Nebr. (H 128744, June 24,
1909.)
Hiawatha, Kans. (H 128742, June
24, 1909.)
2 c. of each June 25, 1909.
Independence, Mo. (H 128511, June
17, 1909. )
Kearney, Nebr. (H 129252, June 29,
1909; 2 e. July 1, 1909.)
Lexington, Nebr. (H 129253, June
29, 1909; 2c. July 1, 1909.)
North Platte, Nebr. (H 129254,
June 29, 1909; 2 c. July 1, 1909.)
Olathe, Kans. (H 128509, June 17,
1909. )
Pittsburg, Kans. (H 128510, June
17, 1909.)
BANKER (GENE G.), Pine Iron Works,
Pai [17392-17396
Pine Tron Works’ vPa ds “Fr
T(4T1-17475, June 10, 1909.)
BARR-FARNHAM PHOTO POST CARD CO.,
Washington, D. C. [17397
Cabin John bridge, Historic stone
table, CH Wii23s, June 17, 1909-)
BATTLEFIELD PHOTO Co., Gettysburg,
Pa. [173898
Taft (President) and party at Get-
ivsbpurg, . Pa. (4. I28688, Sune 23.
1909; 2 c. June 10, 1909.)
Breck (CHas. R. R.), Thurmont, Md.
[17399
Thurmont, Md., Presidential cloud
puzzle. (H 128189, June 10, 1909.)
BEHRENDT (RICHARD), San Francisco,
Cal. [17400
Golden gate folder. (F 77742, June
18, 1909.)
Beirr (Harry C.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[17401
Reflection. (H 128066, June 7,
1909. )
BELASCO (Davin), New York, N. Y.
[17 photographs. ] [17402-17418
Belasco (David) in his private
study.— Care.— Curiosity.— Favorite
author.—Inspiration.—Knotty point.—
Memories.—N. E. cor. of private study.
—N. W. corner of private study.—Nota-
tion.—Pose.—Reference.—Rest.— Solu-
tion.—South side private study.—S. W.
corner private study.—Study. (8
128955-128971, June 25, 1909.)
Beit (LILLIAN M.) Grangeville, Idaho.
[5 photographs] [17419-17423
Climbing Mt. Craig—Down Mt.
Craig to Lewiston, Idaho.—Grange-
ville, Idaho.—Rock creek.—S bridge
and upper creek. (H 129190—129194,
June 28, 1909.)
BENNER (HARRY M.), Hammondsport,
fs ea [17424, 17425
Aeroplane built by the Herring Cur-
tiss co. 1, 2.’ (BS 38ers
June 10, 1909.)
BERWIN (L. M.) Chicago, II.
[17426-17429
Billiken and Bobby. (F 77323, June
7, 1909.)
— (F 77577, June 14, 1909.)
— (F 77776, June 19, 1909.)
(F 78057, June 28, 1909; 2 e.
June 27, 1909.)
BriepEeg :(J. Li) co. co.) Chicago ak
[17480-17485
Cows. (F 77476, June 10, 1909; 2 e.
June 11, 1909.)
Hlephant and man. (F 77797, June
21, 1909; 2 c. June 24, 1909.)
Get up old lazy bones. (EF T7478,
June 10, 1909; 2 c. June 11, 1909.)
Miles. (F 77799, June 21, 1909; 2 ¢.
June 24, 1909.)
Pigs. (KF 77477, June 10, 190922.
June 11, 1909.)
Secret of his success is. (EF 77798,
June 21, 1909; 2 c. June 24, 1909.)
BIGELOW, SmitTH: & co., New York.
N.Y. [24 prints] [17486-17459
As she spoke she opened the door of
the cage.—Cecilia Vaughan.—Dust
thou art, to dust returneth.—Farewell
to thee, Saint Gilgen!—Gayly, with
joyous laugh, Priscilla mounted her
palfrey.—Hiawatha and Mudjekee-
wis.—_I am engaged to Mr. Kava-
nagh.—I am the god Thor.—I beheld
the pageants splendid.—I drink to the
divinity of thy dreams.—It was a
clear, youthful voice.—Listen, then, to
the tradition of the fountain of Ob-
livion.—On what errand hast thou
come.—Priscilla.—Remorseful, peni-
tent and lowly.—See how coquettishly
she crosses her arms.—She gives a
side-glance and looks down.—Spring-
ing upon his feet, he caught his mus-
ket.—That face he had never seen be-
fore—Though she draws him, yet she
follows.—Tired of copying the works
of art—What are you doing here, Von
Kleist?—Whispered to it, Westward,
266
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 26-30, July, 1909
BIcELow, SmMitH & co.—Continued.
westward.—Your grace shall be
obeyed. (F 77809-77832, June 21,
1909; 2 c. of each June 15, 1909.)
Binisoty (J. J.), Portsmouth, Va.
[17460
Portsmouth, Va., High school. (H
128667, June 22, 1909.)
BIoGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[17461-17470
Faded lilies. (H 128253, June 12,
1909. )
Her first biscuits. (H 128254, June
12, 1909.)
Lonely villa. (H 128182, June 10,
1909. )
Mexican sweethearts. (H 128738,
June 24, 1909.)
New trick. (H 128181, June 10,
1909.)
Peach basket hat. (H 128739, June
24, 1909.)
Son’s return. (H 128255, June 12,
1909. )
Violin maker of Cremona. (H
128159, June 9, 1909.)
Was justice served?
June 19, 1909.)
Way of man.
1909. ) ;
BircH (ArgTHuR), Arlington, Mass.
[17471
Continuous crabbing machine. (F
eee net, 1909: 2 ¢. May 21,
1909. )
BLACET (ERNEST D.), Painesville, Ohio.
[17472-17474
(H 128973-
(H 128592,
(H 129205, June 28,
Painesville, Ohio. 1-3.
128975, June 26, 1909.)
BiueE (A.), New York, N. Y.
; [17475-17486
Help wanted. 1-12. (F. T8079-
78090, June 29, 1909.)
BLUFF CITY ENGRAVING co., Memphis,
Tenn. [17487
North and south join hands forever.
(H 128330, June 14, 1909.)
Bocart (GrorcE), Shenandoah, Iowa.
[17488
First Methodist Episcopal church.
(H 128654, Apr. 19, 1909; 2 c. June 22,
1909. )
BoNAWITZ (GEORGE), New York, N. Y.
[17489
Traveling salesman’s Christmas eve.
(EF 77805, June 21, 1909.)
17506
Boston TRAVELER, Boston, Mass.
[17490
(Mary Baker) as she looks
(H 128346, June 14, 1909.)
Bowes & CALDWELL, Milford, Tex.
[17491, 17492
Texas Presbyterian college, Milford,
exe us) Bi CE T2S58o;, 128586, June
17, 1909; 2 e. of each Fune 7, 1909.)
Bowman (S. H.), Huntington, W. Va.
[17498, 17494
(EF 77493, June
Hddy
to-day.
Prosperity herald.
11, 1909.)
Prosperity meteor.
11, 1909.)
BoyeR (MAURICE Nantucket,
Mass. [17495-17497
Birthplace of Maria Mitchell and
observatory. (EF 77929, June 24,
1909.)
Gay Head
Brant point.
1909. )
Nantucket, Mass., Cliff bathing
beach. (F 77930, June 24, 1909.)
BRAGDON (JOHN C.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[17498
(H 128671,
(F 77494, June
W.),
(Steamer) rounding
(H 128761, June 24,
Pittsburg courthouse.
June 22, 1909.)
BRAMSON (Louis), Louisville, Ky.
[17499-17501
Kosair patrol, Shriners. (H 129349,
July 1, 1909.)
Masonic orphan’s patrol. (H 129350,
July 1, 1909.)
Smith (Milton), president of Louis-
ville and Nashville. (H 129441, July
2, 1909.)
BRowN (WM. SEAMAN), New York,
[17502
Federal judiciary, 1909. (EF 76749,
May 19, 1909; 2 c. June 24, 1909.)
BuRKE (FRANK P.), Chicago, Ill.
[17503
Coming event. (H 125484, Apr. 7,
1909.* )
Burns (RoBeERT), Pullman, Wash.
[17504, 17505
Nelson breaking N. W. and equal-
ling world’s record, 100-yard dash,
92. (H 128584, ‘June 16, 1909; 2 ¢.
June 4, 1909.)
W. S. C. Springtime. (H 128678,
June 22, 1909.)
BuRRowES (Epwarp J.), Brooklyn,
ND 4 Wh [17506
Sunshine. .(H 1293860, July 1, 1909.)
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17507
BUSHNELL (EpwWaArpD R.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [17507
American olympic team. (H 128406,
June 16, 1909.)
CANFIELD & SHOOK, Louisville, Ky.
[17508
Louisville base ball team, 1909. (H
126299, Apr. 28; 1909: 2 .c. Apr. 245
1909. )
CANTERBURY CO., Chicago, II]. [17509
Storks.) (FP 77851, June 1, 1909: 2ic.
May 6, 1909.)
CARPENTER (CHARLES T.), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [L75d0; 17511.
Wilmington, N. C., base ball team.
(EF 77735, June 18, 1909.)
York base ball team.
June 18, 1909. )
CARTER (H. H.), Lockport, III.
[17512 dara
(FE 77736,
Sanitary district. 1,2. (H 129361,
129362, July 1, 1909.)
CAUGHEY (AtLIcE), Sulphur Springs,
Ark. [17514
Sulphur Springs, Ark., Daisy field.
(H 129233, June 29, 1909.)
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass. [14
photographs] [17515-17528
I love my wife, but oh you kid !—
Shine on silver moon. (H 128646,
128647, June 21, 1909.)
Branding.—End of day.—Holding
his own.—Holdup.—Letter from
home.—Proposal.—Ready for work.—
Roped in.—Roundup.—Serious prob-
lem.—Tenderfoot in sight.—Writing
home. (H 128686-128697, June 23,
1909.)
CENTAUR FILM co., New York, N. Y.
[17529-17532
Cowboy’s romance. (H 128972,
June 26, 1909.)
Love wins. (H 128546, June 19,
1909.)
Nevada girl. (H 128003, June 4,
1909. )
Private Brown. (H 128175, June
10, 1909.)
CHALMERS (JAS. H.), Madison, Minn.
[17533
Madison, Minn. St. Michaels Cath-
olie church. (H 12815S6.- = Sime 738,
1909.)
CHICKERING (ELMER), Boston, Mass.
[17534-17536
Waylor :(N. H.))° 123. 4G" 128205—
128207, June 11, 1909.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
CLARK (L. E.), Chillicothe, Il.
[17537
Sparland, Ill., Business men. (H
128632, June 21, 1909.)
CLAUDEL (EF), New Orleans, La.
[17538
La., St. Stephens
(H 128204, June 11,
New Orleans,
church, interior.
1909. )
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington,
D.C. [24 photographs]
[17539-17562
Burkett (Mrs. Elmer J.).—Capitol at
night.—Challis’ (Prince de Bearn)
children.—Harr (W. &.).—Knapp
(Martin A.).—Mejia (Miss Amalia) .—
Mejia (Mrs. Federico).—Mejia (Miss
Paulita).—Singer (Mrs. G. H.).—
Uriu (Baron Sotokiehi ).— Wood
(L.).—Wright (Orville and Wilbur).
(H 128259-128270, June 12, 1909.)
Bliss (Tasker H.).— Blocklinger
(G. J.).—Bradford (R. B.).—Brown-
son (Willard H.).—Crawford (M.).—
Finance committee room, House of rep-
resentatives—McNamara (Stuart).—
Pierce (U. G. B.).—Ritter (Paul).—
Taft (Mrs.) and Mrs. Longworth.—
Taft (Helen) shopping.—Valentine
(Robert A.). (H 129304-129315, June
30, 1909.)
CocHRANE (R. E.), Belleville, Kans.
[175638
Belleville com’! club. (H 129236,
June 29, 1909.)
CoLBy (JAMES M.), Wausau, Wis.
[17564-17566
Wausau, Wis., Rothschild park, 1-3.
(H 128392-128394, June 9, 1909.)
CoLLieR (P. F.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[17567-17571
Roosevelt’s (Mr.) Africa. 1-5. (F
77372-77376, June 8, 1909.)
COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION,
New York, N. Y. (17572
Cosmo -on-the- Hudson, Highland
Falls, N. Y. (G 21815, June 24, 1909.)
COLONIAL PRINTING cCo., New York,
N.Y. [40 prints] [17573-17582
Interesting ball game.—Shuylers
chocolates.—-I am going on my vaca-
tion. (EF 76408-76410, May 1, 1909.*)
All dressed up and no place to go.—
Big night in draw.—Darn it!—I push
my business.—Parting gives pain.—
Shake, a throw.—I was within a hairs
breadth. (EF 77252-77257, 77410, June
7, 1909.)
268
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 26-30, July, 1909
COLUMBIA PORTRAIT Co., New York,
7. Y. [17583
Golden jubilee O. B. A. (H 1293818,
June 30, 1909.)
COMMERCIAL CLUB OF CHICAGO, Chi-
eago, Ill. [17584-17645
Chicago, Ill. Jllustrations for the
work entitled, “ Plan of Chicago, pre-
pared under the direction of the Com-
mercial club by D. H. Burnham and
E. H. Bennett. Ed. by C. Moore. Chi-
eago, 1909.” Plates 1, 34,. 35, 40, 43,
49, 50, 50a, 51, 52, 54, 61-63, 69, T1-75,
78-82, 84-91, 108, 106, 107, 109-115,
118-132, 137, 189-141. (F 77616, 77617,
77624-77684, June 16, 1909.)
ConE (L. DE ForREST),
re ¥. [17646
Historic Ticonderoga at a glance.
(F 78045, June 28, 1909; 2 c. July 38,
1909. )
CONSOLIDATED PHOTO. co., Washington,
D. C [17647, 17648
Harpers Ferry, W. Va. 1, 2. (H
128864, 128865, June 24, 1909; 2 c. of
each June 26, 1909.)
CoPpPINI (PoMPEO), Lexington, Ky.
[17649
Morgan (Gen. John H.), reproduc-
tion of equestrian statue. (H 129492,
June 25, 1909.)
CouGHLIN (D. M.), Easton, Pa.
[17650
Easton, city of resources. (F 77880,
June 9, 1909; 2 c. May 29, 1909.)
COURIER COMPANY OF BUFFALO, Buffalo,
Ne-¥ [17651
On a runaway train thru the Alps
with Lyman H. Howe. (G 21739, June
Ticonderoga,
41, 1809.)
CRANE (DovuciLas), New York, N. Y.
[17652
Salome. (H 125877, Apr. 16, 1909;
1 ce. Mar. 23, 1909; 1 c. Apr. 16, 1909.)
CROONBORG (FREDERICK T.), New York,
mY. [17653, 17654
Advanced fashions. June, 1909.
Vol. IV, no. 3. Supplements A and B.
(F 77532, 77533, June 14, 1909.)
CUMMING (BLANCHE), San Francisco,
Cal. [17655
Hello Central! Give me Santa
Claus. (H 128174, June 10, 1909.)
CurRTIS (ASAHEL), Seattle, Wash.
[17656-17659
Mt. Rainier. (H 128382, June 15,
1909. )
Seattle, Wash. Squak Slough. 1-3.
(H 128143-128145, June 7, 1909.)
AND PRINTS, ETC.
FAT
CurtTIs & CAMERON, INC., Boston, Mass.
[22 photographs] [17660-17680
Baby bunting; by A. M. Upjohn.
(H 126865, May 11, 1909.*)
Art; by Edwin A. Abbey.—Baby
Bunting; by A. M. Upjohn.—Belinda ;
by Louise Cox. 1, 2.—Billy and Bus-
ter; by K. Pyle. 1-8.—Dance (The) ;
by Bela L. Pratt—Drama (The); by
Bela L. Pratt.—Head (detail) of Be-
linda; by Louise Cox. 1, 2.—Law; by
Edwin A. Abbey.—Little black cat; by
Wm. J. Whitmore. 1, 2.—Music; by
Bela L. Pratt.—Science revealing the
treasures of the earth; by Edwin A.
Abbey.—Spirit of light; by Edwin A.
Abbey.—Spirit of Vulcan; by Edwin A.
Abbey.—Wreath of orange blossoms;
by Carroll Beckwith. 1-3. (H 128889—
128909, June 25, 1909.)
DAVENPORT (Wu1LBUR), Three Forks,
Mont. [17681
Old-timer on the Panama railroad.
(H 128512, June 18, 1909.)
DAVIDSON (DaviD), Providence, R. I.
[18 photographs] [17682-17699
Afternoon c¢all.—Antler elm.—Belle
of the manor.—Birch bower.—Bonnet
problem.—Chosen bonnet.—Disputed
leadership.—Four friends.—He cometh
not.—-Lambs may feast.—Match
makers.—May-time fragrance-——On a
news hunt.—On a Sunday morning.—
Perch beautiful.—Red parasol.—Van-
ity.— Wisteria. (H. 128408-128425,
June 16, 1909; 2 c. of each June 17,
1909. )
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[3 photographs] [17700-17702
Early morning.—North Long island
shore.—Valley stream. (H 129213-—
129215, June 28, 1909.)
DaAY-A-HEAD CO., New York, N. Y. [14
prints] [17703-17716
Greatly admired by folks theatri-
cal.—Helen of Troy—It does not turn
up.—Miss Bean of Boston.—Miss Dela
Ware.—Miss Wiggs. (F 77259-77264,
May 27, 1909.*)
Bress de Lawd.—By heck it’s hot.—
I love my mama but oh you kid.—
Never trouble trouble—Study in
Latin.—Stung.—This is the day.—
What are the wild waves. (F 77860-
77867, June 22, 1909.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo. CLGULT
Adventures of the little Post Wantad.
(F 77479, June 10, 1909.)
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
DERSTINE (WM. A.), Sellersville, Pa.
[17718
Fur and feathers. (H 128679, June
14, 1909.)
DETROIT PUBLISHING COMPANY, Detroit,
Mich. [17719-17781
Detroit, Mich, Campus Martius
from Detroit opera house. (H 128603,
June 19, 1909.)
Lake Placid Club, N. Y. 1-4. (H
128604-128607, June 19, 1909.)
Mackinac Island, Mich., Fairy arch.
(H 128440, June 16, 1909.)
Mobile, Ala?’ 1’ 2.” (CH. 128608;
128609, June 19, 1909.)
New York, N. Y., Imperial hotel.
(H 128441, June 16, 1909.)
Niagara falls from Prospect point,
N. Y. (H 128442, June 16, 1909.)
Raquette Lake, Adirondack mts.,
ING Yet 12. » (EL 128610, 12861 ime
19, 1809.)
Yellowstone park,
geyser and Crested
128612, June 19, 1909.)
Wyo., Castle
spring. (H
bruen, (G.. Hai. Gary, ind. {17732
Gam, 1nd. Mii. sehureh a
77928, June 24, 1909.)
DrE WEES (WILLIAM W.), Chicago, Ill.
[17738
Franklin (Benjamin), with and
without head. (F 77872, June 19,
1909. )
DIEHL (AARON H.), Sewickley, Pa.
[17734
Taft (President) and party at Se-
wickley Heights. (H 128241, June 11,
1909; 2 c. June 5, 1909.)
DIENER (WILLIAM), Philadelphia, Pa.
[AttS5,. 17136
Washington’s headquarters, Robert
Morris hotel, Morrisville, Pa. A, B.
(H 128057, 128058, June 7, 1909.)
Dimiton \CE. E.), Seranton, Pa. (47737
Luzerne co. court house. (H
129316, June 30, 1909.)
DITSON (OLIVER) co., Boston, Mass.
[17738
Ditson wonder book number 3. (F
77330, June 7, 1909.)
DOLLY VARDEN CHOCOLATE Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [38 chromos.]
[17739-17741
Goldenrod beauty.—Holly beauty.—
Rose beauty. (G 21794-21796, June
N65 DOOD)
pt. IV, 0. 8., V. 4
DORAN (JOHN. J.), New York, N. Y.
[17742
Davitt (Michael). (H 124589, Mar.
28, 1909; 2 c. May 25, 1909.)
DovueLas (PINES S.), Windsor, Mo.
[17743
Next train I ride on. (H 128545,
June 19, 1909.)
Du Boce (Cart A.), Assumption, III.
[17744
Alexander’s band, Assumption, Il.
(H 128256, June 12, 1909; 2 c. June 5,
1909. )
DUNNINGTON (WM. W.), Weston,
Ww. Va. [17745-17748
Webster Springs, W. Va. 14. (H
129319-129322, June 30, 1909.)
EDISON MFG. co., Orange, N. J.
[17749-17800
Affair of art. “dea
128785, June 24, 1909.)
Boots he couldn’t loose.
128164-128167, June 9, 1909.)
14. (H
Closed on Sunday. 14. (H 128434—
128487, June 16, 1909.)
Hold up held up. 7) 2) (Bf azeize
128130, June 7, 1909.)
How the tramp got the lunch. 1, 2.
(H 128488, 128439, June 16, 1909.)
Legend of Sterling Keep 1-7. (H
128131128137, June 7, 1909.)
Lost invitation. 1-7. (H 128766—
128772, June 24, 1909.)
Man without a country. 1-7. (H
128773-128779, June 24, 1909.)
Rural tragedy. 1-8. (H 128426-—
128433, June 16, 1909.)
Whole world kin. 1-3. (H 128780-
128782, June 24, 1909.)
Wife’s ordeal. 1-5. (H 1281388-
128142, June 7, 1909.)
ELLIOTT (CHAS. H.) co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [17801
Kappa Theta. (F 77492, June 11,
1909.)
ELLiott (JAMES M.), Chicago, II.
[17802
(F 77528, June 11, 1909.)
EXNGstroM (Paut A.), Cannon Falls,
Minn. [17803
Cannon Falls, Minn. Colville statue.
(H 128116, June 7, 1909; 2 ¢. July 2,
1909. )
Evans (Harry), Lake View, Ohio.
[17804
Hagles nest on Crane island, Indian
lake. (H 128811, June 12, 1909.)
Gary.
270
(H 128783-—
:
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 26-80, July, 1909
FARNHAM (T. C.), Harriman, Tenn.
, [17805
Oakdale, Tenn. (H 128765, June 24,
1909. )
FAULKNER (C. W.) & CO., LTD., Lon-
don, England. [17806
Wesley (John) preaching on the
steps of a market cross; by William
Hatherell. (F 76785, May 21, 1909;
2 ec. May 22, 1909.)
FEARN (W. B.), McCook, Nebr. [5
photographs] [17807-17811
Burlington engine 2810 and shop
workmen. A, B.—McCook high school
boys band.—Old and new engines.
Front view, side view. (H 128489-
128493, June 17, 1909.)
FEESER (JOHN G.), Hanover, Pa.
[17812
Taft (President Wm. H.), Hanover,
Ea.) Ce 129252, June 29, 1909; 1 «.
June 24, 1909, 1 c. June 29, 1909.)
First MeETHopist EPIScoPAL CHURCH,
Sterling, Colo. [17813
Sterling, Colo., Perspective of pro-
posed M. BE. church. (F 77459, June
10, 1909.)
FWitcw (W. T.), Fort Bragg, Cal. [8
photographs] [17814-17816
Automobile stages to Fort Bragg.—
Driving private car through to Fort
Bragg.—Stage coaches in the Red-
lands. (H 128053-128055, June 5,
1909. )
FLore (Easton), Blue Earth, Minn.
[17817-17824
Blue Earth, Minn. (H 129201, June
28, 1909. )
— 1-5. (H 129486, 129488-129491,
July 2, 1909.)
Blue Harth river. 5. (H 129487,
July 2, 1909.)
—10. (H 129202, June 28, 1909.)
Fox (F. 8S. & M. V.), Chicago, Ill.
[17825-17828
McFarland (J. P. Packey) 1-4. (H
128122128125, June 7, 1909. )
FROHMAN (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[17829-17840
Adams (Maud) 411. (H 128190-—
128197, June 11, 1909.)
—as Joan of Are 12-15. (H
128396-128399, June 16, 1909.)
Frost (FRANK), Hagerman, N. Mex.
[17841, 17842
Money makers. (H 128404, June 16,
1909. )
Orchard perfection. (H 128403, June
16, 1909.)
17872
GILBERT (CALVIN H.), Independence,
Iowa. [5 photographs]
[17848-17847
Big Tree Bend.—Boat eclub
grounds.—C. R. I. and P. depot.—Mo-
tor boating on the Wapsipincon.—Rey-
erie. (H 128910-128914, June 25,
1909. )
GLASIER (FRED W.), Brockton, Mass.
[17848, 17849
Spilt sky. (EE 128635, Sune 21,
1909. )
Sweet’s concert band. (H 1286386,
June 21, 1909.)
GOODMAN (CHARLES). Bluff, Utah.
[17850, 17851
Bluff City, Utah, artesian wells 2, 3.
(H 129467, 129468, July 2, 1909.)
GOODWIN BROS., New York, N. Y.
[17852
Vérité sans peur. (F 77220, June 5,
1909; 2 c. May 17. 1909.)
GORHAM co., New York, N. Y. [17853
Elk’s creed. (H 129235, June 29,
1909.)
GOTTSCHALK (P. H. F.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[17854
Lyre (The) (G.2158L;° May ts,
1909; 2 c. June 30, 1909.)
GouLD (HELEN MILLER),
N. Y. [3 photographs]
[17855-17857
Busy hour.—Crocheting.—In the sun
parlor. (H 128126-128128, June 7,
1909. )
GRAY (LUCIEN), Eureka Springs, Ark.
[6 prints] [17858-17863
Hureka Springs, Ark. 1-3.—Grand
falls, near Eureka Springs, Ark. A,
B.—Sliding Rock falls, near Eureka
Springs, Ark. (F 77135-77140, June
Tarrytown,
29, 1909.)
GREENE (A. S.), Port Jefferson, N. Y.
[17864
Lodge, Belle Terre. (H 128669,
June 22, 1909.)
GREENE (J. Epwarp B.), Pasadena,
Cal. [17865-17868
Muir (John) A —D. (H 128080-
128083, June 7, 1909.)
Gross (EpwarpD), New Rochelle, N. Y.
[4 prints] [17869-17872
Courtship as it is.—Courtship as it
was.—What’s the trouble Bobby.—
Why do you pass the roses, dear. (F
Mi22AAT1 227) Tune 5, 1909; .2) el, -ot
! each June 7, 1909.)
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pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
Grosset & Duntap, New York, N. Y. | Harvey (Frep), Kansas City, Mo.
17873
[17873
Motor girl. (F 78154, June 30,
1909. )
GusTIN (E. W.), New York, N. Y.
[17874, 17875
We are engaged. (F 77721, June
17, 1909.)
Why did I ever get married. (F
((7(22, June 17, 1909.)
HAHN (LEWIS), Salem, Oregon. [8
prints] [17876-17883
First beast.—Flying angel.—Fourth
beast.—Gate of hell—Judgment day
of the wicked.—New Jerusalem.—
Second beast.—Woman on the beast in
the wilderness. (F 77712-77719, June
A, 1909.)
Haip (MAx), Chicago, Ill. [17884
Merry Xmas, happy New Year. (F
77889, June 23, 1909.)
HAINES PHOTO Co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[17885-17897
Binghamton, N. Y. (H 128322, June
14, 1909.)
Carlisle, Pa., U. S. Indian school.
(H 128638, June 21, 1909; 2 c. June 19,
1909. )
Cleveland, Ohio. (H 129211, June
28, 1909; 2 c. June 26, 1909.)
Harrisburg, Pa., Pennsylvania steel
coy. CH 228639, . June 21, 1909: 2 1,
June 19, 1909.)
Philadelphia, Pa. 1, 2.
128325, June 14, 1909.)
Reading, Pa. 1. (H 128826, June 14,
1909. )
(H 128324,
2. (H 129212, June 28, 1909; 2
e. June 26, 1909.)
Textile machine works. (H
128640, June 21, 1909; 2 ec. June 19,
1909.)
Seranton, Pa. 1.
14, 1909.)
Trenton, N. J.
1909. )
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1, 2.
128329, June 14, 1909.)
(H 128327, June
(H 1283238, June 14,
(H 128328,
HAmItton (S. R.), Chicago, Il.
[17898-17917
Chicago, OT. .1-20.. CH 128525—
128544, June 18, 1909.)
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa. [17918
Limited mail. (H 128648, June 21,
1909. )
[17919-17928
Apache canyon near Lamy, N. Mex.
(H 129431, July 1, 1909.)
Apache warrior at Navaho Rio, Ariz.
(H 128673, June 22, 1909.)
Apaches halting for water at Rio
Navaho, Ariz. (H 128674, June 22,
1909. )
Buffalo Calf, a Jicarilla Apache In-
dian. (H 128675, June 22, 1909.)
Grand canyon, Ariz., Hotel El Tovar,
dining room. (F 78066, June 28, 1909.)
In Apache land, Ariz. (H 128672,
June 22, 1909.)
Jicarilla Apache chief, Ariz. (H
128676, June 22, 1909.)
Lamy, N. Mex. (H 129480, July 1,
1909. )
Montera Cabezon, an Apache Indian,
Ariz. (H 128677, June 22, 1909.)
Old Spanish convent near Lamy,
N. Mex. (H 129432, July 1, 1909.)
HATCHER PUB. CO., Macon, Ga. [7
photographs] [17929-17935
Brook-side.—Country road.—Edge of
town.—In the valley.—Quiet stream.—
Setting sun.—Waycross. (H 129353-
129359, July 1, 1909.)
HELLMICH (BERNHARD), Brooklyn,
Nee [17936
New York, N. Y., Singer tower at
night. (H 128384, June 16, 1909.)
Hieeins (CuHas. M.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[17937
Voice of the ages. (G 21783, June
8, 19€9.)
HirtH (Epear A.), Waukon, Iowa.
[17938-17944
Upper Iowa power co. dam 1, 2,
(H 129347, 129348, June 30, 1909.)
Waukon, Iowa. 1-5. (H 129342-
129346, June 30, 1909.)
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New
York, N. Y. [88 photographs. ]
[17945-18032
candelabrum. — Casserole
Spanish. — Cinerary urn. — Doorway
Moorish art.—Forestier (General
Henri); by Francisco Goya y Lu-
cientes.—Fragment Gothic sculpture.
1-3.—Fragment Gothic tomb.—Gothic
fragments.—Granzon (Sefior); by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.—Hispanic
society of America. 1-6.— Jointed
wooden figure.—Neolithic pottery. 1,
2.—Ostensorium. 2, 3.—Renaissance
sculpture.—Scapularies.—Spanish erys-
tal crucifix.—Spanish paten. 1, 2.—
Arabic
272
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nos. 26-30, July, 1909
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA—Cont’d.
Spanish silver—wSpanish silver pitch-
er.—Spanish wood carving. 1, 2.—
Varguenho.—Virgin and child; by Luis
Morales. (H 128454-128486, June 17,
1909. )
Carved ivory.—Carved wooden fig-
ure.—Carved wooden panel. 2.—Cus-
todia Spanish.—Early Spanish pot-
tery. 1-10—Fragments renaissance
sculpture. 1, 2.—Neolithic pottery
Spanish. 1—3.—Ostensorium. 4,—
Paces. Spanish.—Pax and Agnus Dei
seapulary.—Polychrome carved ivory.
Spanish.—Polychrome wooden figure.
4, 5—Polychrome wooden figures.—
Portion Roman lamp.—Renaissance
tomb, Cuéllar.—Silver figure. Span-
ish.—Silver plate. Spanish.—Spanish
polychrome statuette. 1, 2.—Spanish
polychrome statuettes. (H 128547-—
128579, June 19, 1909. )
Ana de Mendoza.—Bust of man; by
Bartolomé Estevan Murillo.—Christ,
standing figure with staff; El Greco.—
Good Shepherd; by Bartolomé Este-
van Murillo—Head and shoulders of
a cardinal; by Diego Rodriguez Velaz-
guez.—Holy family; El Greco.
Holy family with female saint bring-
ing basket of eggs; by Luis Morales.—
Huntington (Mrs. Archer M.); by
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.—Isabel de
Borbon.—Isabella of Portugal.—Joy-
ous group seated on huge tree trunk;
by Francisco Goya y _ Lucientes.—
Maria of Hungary.—Mora y Villalta
(Don Alonso de); ascribed to Juan de
Pareja.—Panel from an altar piece.—
Philip IV. of Spain.—St. Gregory on
a throne.—St. Gregory saying mass.—
Six panels from an altar piece.—Span-
ish lady.—Tweed (Mr. Charles H.);
by Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida.—Via
Crucis; by Juan de Valdéz Leal.—
Vision of St. Francis, sketch for; by
Bartolomé Estevan Murillo. (H 129276-—
129297, June 30, 1909.)
HorrMANN (AvecuST), Milwaukee, Wis.
[18033
(F 78048,
22
Always busy Chestnut st.
J une 28, 1909. )
HOLLINGSwortTH (W. W.) & GRIFFITH
(W. G.), Bessemer, Ala. [18034
Evolution of the African race. (F
77516, June 1, 1909.)
HorxkIns (KATHRINE), San Francisco,
Cal. [18035, 18036
Lytell (Mr. Bertram) (H 128179,
June 10, 1909.)
Vaughan (Miss Evelyn)
June 10, 1909.)
(HI 128180,
18072.
Horner (Cari J.), AShmont, Mass.
[180387
Miller bros. 101 ranch. (H 128877,
June 24, 1909.)
HorTcHkKiss (CHARLES WILCOX), Chi-
eago, Ill. [180388
Shoppenegons. (F 78191, June 14,
1909. )
HovusuH co., Boston, Mass. [18 photo-
graphs] [18039-18056
Avalon. 1, 2.—Bagged.—Catalina.
1-4.—Contoocook (The) — Contoocook
river.—In for the night.—Looking
pretty.—River (The)—San Diego mis-
sion.—Shady nook.—Stormy time.—
Sunrise.—Sunset.—Winthrop, sunset.
(H 129255-129272, June 29, 1909.)
HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION COMMIS-
sion, New York, N. Y. [18057
Hudson Fulton celebration medal-
lion. (CH 128681, June 23, 1909;. 1 e,
June 18, 1909, 1 c. June 23, 1909.)
HUTCHINSON (H. 8.) & co., New Bed-
ford, Mass. [18058-18063
Fairhaven, Mass., Unitarian memo-
rial church. 1-6. (H 129483-129438,
July 1, 1909
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE, YOUNG
MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSN., Norfolk,
Va. [18064-18065
Norfolk, Va., lobby, naval Y. M. C. A.
AyioBe- 408 125532, 225533)" Apesed:
1909.* )
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF KING’S DAUGH-
TERS AND SONS, Mo. BRANCH, St.
Louis, Mo. [18066
Mexico, Mo., King’s daughters home
for aged women. (F 78155, June 30,
1909. )
JESSUBUM (EH. C.), New York, N. Y.
[18067
United singers of New York city.
(H 128684, June 23, 1909.)
JOHNSON (BEN W.), Seattle, Wash.
[18068
Seattle public schools. Living flag.
(H 128400, June 16, 1909.)
JOHNSTON (JAMES B.), Bisbee, Ariz.
[18069
We ain’t a bad buneh of Indians.
(F 77600, June 15, 1909; 2 ce. May 20,
1909. )
JOHNSTON (R. R.), Columbus, Ohio.
[18070-18072
Queen and her puppies. 1-3. (H
128117-128119, June 7, 1909.)
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18073
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
JOHNSTON (R. W.) stupios, Pittsburg,
Pa. [18073-18077
Associated western Yale clubs fifth
annual meeting. (H 128685, June 23,
1909.)
East Brady, Pa.
26, 1909.)
Notables at Founders’ day celebra-
tion, Carnegie institute. (H 126466,
May 3, 1909.*)
Taft (President) group at Allegheny
country club. (H 129000, June 26,
1909. )
(H 128999, June
under the eagle. (H 128121,
June 7, 1909.)
JONES (EruHet P.), Red Wing, Minn.
[18078
Holland. (F 77685, June 14, 1909.)
JONES (WM. H.), Kansas City, Mo.
[18079-18096
Excelsior Springs, Mo. (H 128505,
June 17, 1909.)
Farm and city life. (H 128102,
June 7, 1909.)
Kansas City, Mo. 1-18. (H 128103-
128115, June 7, 19C9.)
——1, 2. (H 128506, 128507, June
17, 1909. )
Leavenworth, Kans., Soldiers’ home.
(H 128508, June 17, 1909.
JONES (WM. H.), Wabash, Ind.
[18097-18106
Mullin (George). 1-9. (H 128613-—
128621, June 19, 1909; 2 c. of each June
21, 1909.)
Mullin’s (George) little daughter
Showing him the pennant. (H
128622, June 19, 1909; 2 c. June 21,
1909. )
JORNSON (JOHN B.), Terry, Mont.
[18107-18115
Tribe Yankton Sioux. 1-9. (H
128443128451, June 16, 1909.)
JUDGE co., New York, N. Y.
[18116, 18117
Only way to eat an orange. CE
77470, June 10, 1909.)
Third degree. (EF 77326, June 7,
1909.)
Justis (Mrs. Ropert Ciay), Brandy-
wine Springs, Del. [18118
Brandywine Springs. (fF 77491,
June 11, 1909.)
KAPLAN (ROSE), New York, N. Y.
[18119-18154
[Fortune teller series.] 1-12. (F
78021-78032, June 26, 1909.)
KAPLAN (RosSE)—Continued.
How can you do it? 1-12.
77891-77902, June 23, 1909.)
[Suggestions for lovers from the
(FE
jungle.}] 1-12. (F 78033-78044, June
26, 1909.)
Kapp (JOHN O.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[18155
Father Time. (F 77766, June 19,
1909.)
Kapp (M.), Denver, Colo.
18156-18157
Cheer up, ’tmay not be true. (F
775384, June 14, 1909; 2 ec. June 25,
1909.)
Rowing not drifting. (F 77535, June
14, 1909; 2 c. June 25, 1909. )
Kent (NELSON H.), Washington, D. C.
[18158
Pair of canvasback ducks. (Hi
128760, June 24, 1909.)
KERFOOoT (JOHN BARRETT), Freehold,
INE [18159
Grizzly bear at bay. (H 128028,
June 5, 1909.)
{KEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY, Meadville,
Pa. [18160-18427
Adana, Asiatic Turkey. 10966,
10967. (H 129174, 129175, June 26,
1909.)
Apley castle, Shropshire, England.
13146. (H 128822, June 24, 1909.)
Austin, Texas. 16576. (Hl 1290s,
sune 26, 1909.)
Beet sugar industry.
128788, June 24, 1909.)
Berlin, Germany. 10354, 10355.
129168, 129169, June 26, 1909.) _
Bingham Canyon, Utah. 16538. (H
128794, June 24, 1909.)
20213. _ (H
(H
Blackpool, Great Britain. 18142.
(H 128818, June 24, 1909.)
Bonsecours, France. 11794. (H
128844, June 24, 1909.)
Bridgeworth and the Severn val-
ley, Shropshire, England. 13144. (H
128820, June 24, 1909.)
Buffalo, N. Y. 16574. (HH 229046,
June 26. 1909.)
Canadian winter’ sports. 11475,
16263-16265, 16272-16277, 16281-16291,
16295-16298. (H 129048, 129051-
129053, 129074-129079, 129083-129093,
129097-129100, June 26, 1909.)
Champion Belgian stallion of Amer.
1908. 21506. (H 129109, June 26,
1909. )
Chatsworth, England.
128821, June 24, 1909.)
2c. of each June 28, 1909.
138145. (H
274
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 26-380, July, 1909
KEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY—Continued.
Chinkiang, China. 12094. (H
120748, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Constantinople, Turkey. 10962-—
10965. (H 129170-129173, June 26,
1909. )
Dallas, Texas.
June 26, 1909.)
Daring leap across a chasm of Mt.
Mnemosyne, Colo. 16530. (H 128797,
June 24, 1909.)
Dutch belted cattle.
(H 129135, 1291386, June 26, 1909.)
Edinburgh, Scotland, looking west
from Carlton hill. 12709. (H 128827,
June 24, 1909.)
Eldorado Springs, Colo.
128796, June 24, 1909.
Erie, Pa. 16575.
26, 1909. )
First company Filipino constabulary.
16584. (H 129066,
14247. (H
(H 129047, June
10091. (H 120646, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Flycatcher sitting on its nest.
21204. (H 128807, June 24, 1909.)
Fort Collins, Colo. 20214. (H
128789, June 24, 1909.)
Fort Niagara. 16545-16548. (H
129017129020, June 26, 1909.)
Fortress Monroe, Va. 16569, 16570.
(H 129041, 129042, June 26, 1909.)
Galloway cow. 21568. (H 129161,
June 26, 1909.)
Galveston, Texas. 16577. (H
129059, June 26, 1909.)
Hale (Nathan) statue, New York,
Peete «©§6 CEE C120762, Dee. 30,
1908.)
Hampton, Va. 16571. (H 1290438,
June 26, 1909.)
Hampton Roads, Va. Home-coming
of the fleet, Feb. 22, 1909. 16585-—
16589. (H 129067-129071, June 26,
1909.)
Harvesting wheat in old England.
13149. (H 128825, June 24, 1909.)
Heber, Utah. 16537. (H- 128798,
June 24, 1909.)
Hedgehog and its young.
(H 128810, June 24, 1909.)
Holstein bull. 21504.
June 24, 1909.)
21207.
(H 128814,
Holstein cattle. 21537, 21538. (H
129131, 129132, June 26, 1909.)
Jamestown island, Va. 16541,
16542.
1909. )
Japotlan, Jalisco, Mexico.
(H 120803, Dec. 30, 1908.)
2c. of each June 28, 1909.
(H 129013, 129014, June 26,
161138.
21541, 21542.
18427
IXEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY—Continued.
Jersey cattle. 21512, 21515, 21517,
21519-21522. (H 129005, 129008,
129010, 129012, 129114129116, June
26, 1909.)
Jette (Sir Louis) 16260. (H
120760, Dec. 30, 1908.)
King of beasts in captivity. 16533.
(H 128787, June 24, 1909.)
Ludlow, England. 131438. (Ho
128819, June 24, 1909.)
Mantes, France, Cathedral. 11797.
(H 128847, June 24, 1909.)
Montreal, Canada, 16262, 16292,
16294. (H 129050, 129094, 129096,
June 26, 1909.)
Midwinter carnival, 1909. 16261,
16266-16271, 16278-16280, 16298,
16299-16301. (H 129049, 129054—
129057, 129072, 129073, 129080-129082,
129095, 129101-129103, June 26, 1909.)
Mountain road in the lake district,
England. 18148. (H 128824, June 24,
1909. )
Nest ang eggs of the marsh warbler.
21203. (H 128806, June 24, 1909.)
Nest and eggs of the sparrow-hawk.
21201. (H 128804, June 24, 1909.)
New York state fairs. 1905-1908
prize cattle. 21500, 21505. (H 128811,
128815, June 24, 1909.)
21509, 21S, 21526, 2thoe.
21540, 21543, 21558, 21560, 21570—
21574. (H- 129112, 129113, 129120:
129129, 129184; 12918ST, 12915") W2815S.
129163-129167, June 26, 1909.)
Niagara. 16598-16600. (H129176—
129178. June 26, 1909.)
Niagara River ice pack, April, 1909.
16597. (H 129004, June 26, 1909.)
Nightingale on its sheltered nest.
21200. (H 1288038, June 24, 1909.)
One of the mines in the vicinity of
Eureka, Utah. 16534. (H 128790,
June 24, 1909.)
Osborne house. Isle of Wight, B. I.
13150. (H 128826, June 24, 1909.)
Oxford, England. 13147.
128823, June 24, 1909.)
Pacific fleet on its visit to Portland,
Oregon. 14265. (H 120649, Dec. 30,.
1908. )
Panama Canal Zone, work on canal,
(Ho
ete. 20877-20891. (H 128849-1288638,
June 24, 1909.)
Paris, France. 1603, 1625, 3104,
11781-11788. (H 128828-128838, June
24, 1909.)
2 c. of each June 28, 1909.
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18428
IXEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY—Continued.
Peking, China. 12095. (H 128799,
June 24, 1909.)
Portland rose festival, June, 1908.
14266-14270. (H 120650-120654, Dec.
30, 1908.)
Prove City, , Utah. 16536. (H
128792, June 24, 1909.)
Rawlins, Wyo. 16539. (H 128795,
June 24, 1909.)
Richmond, Va. 16561-16568. (H
-129033-129040, June 26, 1909.)
Rouen, France. 11790-11793. (H
128840-128843, June 24, 1909.)
St. Denis, France, Cathedral. 11795,
11796. (H 128845, 128846, June 24,
1909.)
Salt Lake City, Utah.
128791, June 24, 1909.)
San Antonio, Texas. 16578-16583.
(H 129060-129065, June 26, 1909.)
Select society in the barnyard.
11474. (H 120761, Dec. 30, 1908.)
Song thrush on a secluded nest in a
privet hedge. 21205. (H 128808,
June 24, 1909.)
Spectacular feat of Ivy Balawin, Hl-
16535. (H
dorado Springs, Colo. 165381. (H
128798, June 24, 1909.)
Taft inauguration, Mar. 4, 1909.
16590-16596. (Gal 129104129107,
129001129003, June 26, 1909.)
Taku forts along the Pei-ho River,
China. 12097. (H 128801, June 24,
1909. )
Tien-tsin, China.
June 24, 1909.)
Toronto national exhibition, 1908,
prize cattle. 21501, 215038. (H 128812,
128813, June 24, 1909.)
— 21502, 21513,
21518, 21523-21527, 21528-21534,
PIaa0, . 21680, “2i5442 21 ane “PTT,
21559, 21561-21567, 21569. (H 129108,
129006, 129007, 129011, 129117-129119,
129121-129128, 129130, 129138, 129138—
129150, 129152, 129154-129160, 129162,
June 26, 1909.)
Torpedo-boat flotilla
12096. (H 128800,
21514, 21516,
in Portland
“harbor, Oregon. 16540. (H 128802,
June 24, 1909.)
Trouville-sur-Mer, France. 11798.
(H 128848, June 24, 1909.)
Unsuccessful attempt to corner the
apple market. 165382. (H 128786,
June 24, 1909.)
Versailles, France, Palace. 11789.
(H 128839, June 24, 1909.)
Warwick, England. 13140, 13141.
(H 128816, 128817, June 24, 1909.)
2 ¢. of each June 28, 1909.
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
IXEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY—Continued.
Washington, D. C. 16572, 16573.
(H 129044, 129045, June 26, 1909.)
Waterford, Pa. 16549, 16550.
129021, 129022, June 26, 1909.)
West Michigan state fair, percheron
(H
stallions. 21507, 21508. (H 129110,
129111, June 26, 1909.)
Williamsburg, Va. 16551-16560.
(H 129023-129027, June 26, 1909.)
Yorktown, Va. 16548, 16544.
129015, 129016, June 26, 1909.)
Young magpies just from the home
nest. 21206. (H 128809, June 24,
1909. )
Young sparrow hawks at home.
21202. (H 128805, June 24, 1909.)
2c. of each June 28, 1909.
KILROY (RicHARD T. J.), North Abing-
ton, Miss. [18428
Arnold (Moses) memorial tablet.
(H 1288381, June 14, 1909.)
Kine (Moses), New York, N. Y.
[18429
New York stock exchange. (F
76911, May 25, 1909; 2 c. June 9, 1909.
IXNABE (WM.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[18430
at piano. (H
(H
Le Baron (Louise)
129206, June 28, 1909.
KIXNOEDLER (BH. L.), New York, N. Y.
[18431
Lavinia, Countess Spencer; by Sir
Joshua Reynolds. (F 77795, June 21,
1909. )
KNOEDLER (M.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[184382, 18433
Countess of Warwick and her echil-
dren; by George Romney. (F 77598,
June 15, 1909.)
Marchesa Cattaneo; by A. Van
Dyck. <(F 77027, June 1, 1909- ere:
May 29, 1909.)
KoEBER (Paut C.), New York, N. Y.
[15 prints] [18484-18448
California.— Georgia.— Kentucky.—
Michigan. — Oregon. — Pennsylvania.—
Texas.—Virginia. (F'77460-77467, June
10, 1909.)
Alabama. — Florida. —Kansas.—
Louisiana .—Massachusetts.—New
York.—Ohio. (EF 78092-78098, June
29, 1909. )
KOEHLER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[18449
Hudson-Fulton celebration. 1909.
| (F 77108, June 2, 1909.)
276
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 26-30, July, 1909
18518.
KORNMANN, CoHEN & ETTLINGER, New
York IN. Y. [18450, 18451
Library scene. (F 77489, June 11,
1909. )
Winter scene. (F 77490, June 11,
1909. )
LA CertTe (I. A.), Wausau, Wis.
[18452
Wausau, Wis., St. Stephens Evan-
gelical Lutheran church. (H 128680,
June 23, 1909; 1 c. June 23, 1909; 1e.
June 14, 1909.)
LA MARCHE (B.), Racine, Wis.
[184538, 18454
Tecktoniovs (Leo) front view, side
view. (H 129208, 129204, June 28,
1909. )
LAMBIN-WENIGMAN Co., Chicago, III.
[18455-18476
Bevo Gs. CE 4768,
Mar. 25, 1909.
(F 75019, 75020, Apr. 38,
American girl.
74764, T4767,
—— 67, 68.
1909. )
-LAMBIN-WENIGMAN Co., Chicago, III.
Birthday cards. 91-101. (F 77267—
77277, June 7, 1909.)
Juvenile subjects.
77283, June 7, 1909.)
2 c. of each June 30, 1909.
LEAVITT (EDWIN M.), Rutland, Mass.
[18477-18479
Rutland, Mass., Massachusetts state
Sanitorium. 1-3. (F 78177-78179,
June 30, 1909.)
LENZ (WM.), Osakis, Minn.
[18480-18487
(H 128155, June
16. (F T2278
Boost for Osakis.
8, 1909.)
take Osakis. 1-7.
128154, June 8, 1909.)
beveeee tioxt), New York, N. Y. [7
prints. ] [18488-18494
Diddle Diddle Dumplin my son
John.—Goosey Goosey Gander.—Jack
and Jill—Simple Simon went a fish-
ing.—There was a crooked man.—
Three wise men.—Tom, Tom the pipers
son. (F 77439-77445, June 9, 1909.)
LEWIN (Wm. O.), Yonkers, N. Y.
[18495, 18496
Yonkers, N. Y., police department.
fee) CH 1283876, 128377, June 15,
1909. )
Lewis (L. G.), Albert Lea, Minn.
[18497
Dippy Dope. (F 77328, June 7, 1909;
2 ¢. May 28, 1909.)
(H 128148—-
LIEBSCHER (ERNST), New York, N. Y.
[18498
At the psychological moment. (F
76260, May 6, 1909; 2 c. June 14, 1909.)
LIFE PUBLISHING co., New York, N. Y.
[18499-18502
C: Qs. D (F 78078, June
29, 1909. )
Monkeying with the cards.
T7881, June 23, 1909.)
Where your treasure is.
June 23, 1909.)
Witching hour.
1909. )
Linge (A. A.), Carlisle, Pa. [18503
Carlisle, Pa., Sesqui centennial 1901,
arch on public square. (H 129302,
June 30, 1909.)
LINSLEY (WILLIAM), Burlington, Vt.
[18504
Pittsford no. 8. Rutland and Burling-
ton railroad. (H 128628, June 21,
1909. )
LIVERMORE & ae co., Providence,
RE. [18505
Tearful pussy. iG 21808, June 19,
1909. )
LIVINGSTON (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[18506
Landor (A. Henry Savage). (H
128653, June 21, 1909.)
LOEFFLER Tompkinsville,
INSEE [18507-18511
Chicago (U. S. S.) (H 129289, June
29, 1909.)
Hartford (U.S. 8.) (H 129240, Fane
29, 1909.)
Ohio (U.S. 8.)
re. OD!
(Fr
(EF 77882,
(F 77883, June 23,
(AUGUST),
(H 128682, June 23,
1909. )
Olympia, (U.S. S.)y |, GEL 129245,
June 29, 1909.)
Tonopah. (U. S. 8.) (H. 129242,
June 29, 1909.)
LOMEN BROS., Nome, Alaska.
[18512-18515
All Alaska sweepstakes. 14. (H
129325-129328, June 30, 1909.)
Loomis (F. A.), Emporia, Kans.
[18516
Judge K. (H 128405, June 16, 1909.)
Los ANGELES EXAMINER, Los Angeles,
Cal. [18517, 18518
Second church of Christ, scientist. A.
(FE 77755, May 24, 1909.)
B. (F 77756, June 18, 1909; 2
e. May 24, 1909.)
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18519
pt. Iv, 0. S., v.4
McCLEARIE (WmM.), Santa Rosa, Cal.
[10 photographs] [18519-18528
Armstrong woods. 6A, 9A, 10A.—
Bohemian club house. — Bohemia
grove. (H 128629-128631, 128627,
428628. June 12, 1909; 2 c. of each
June 7, 1909.)
Camp vacation.
Guerneyille.—Russian
Graystone.—Scene near
Scene near Montesano.
128373, June 14, 1909.)
McCiure (R. B.), New York, N. Y.
[18529-18532
Around the world with Dorothy
Dot. (F 77321, June 7, 1909.)
—— (F 77576, June 14, 1909.)
———— (BH 77775, Sune 19, 1903.)
—— (F 78058, June 28, 1909.)
Eagle Nest near
river from
Graystone.—
(H 128369-
MaNAWwAY (L. W. WEST), Jackson,
Miss. [18533
Negro lawyers of Mississippi. (H
128737, June 24, 1909.)
MANHATTAN POST CARD CO., Chicago,
Til. [18534-18537
A12-A15. (F TT1(37-17740, June 18,
1909; 2 c. of each Apr. 12, 1909.)
MARLIN FIREARMS, New Haven, Conn.
[18538
Quail shooting in England. (G
21798, June 18, 1909.)
MartTIn (JoHN) & co., Chicago, Ill. [6
chromos] [18539-18544
Foretelling the future.—Growing up
together.—Money magic.—Peace and
security.—Start the baby right.—Three
partners. (G 21846-21851, June 28,
1909. )
MatTTHEews (Geo. E.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[18545
De Witt Clinton train. (H 128146,
June 1, 1909; 1 ce. June 1, 1909; 1 ¢.
June 10, 1909.)
Mepiar (H. B.), Woodstock, Ill
[18546-18551
Gilmartin (Rev. M. 8.) a—f. (H
128032-128037, June 5, 1909.)
MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio.
Cavalier (The)
1909. )
MEINERT (D. C.), Nazareth, Pa.
[185538, 18554
South Bethlehem, Pa., Sayre park,
nature’s profile of the Father of our
country. 1, 2. €H 128018, 128019,
June 5, 1909.)
[18552
(G 21738, June 1,
MencuH (Pur), Clear Lake, Iowa.
[18555, 18556
Combination views. (H 128875,
June 24, 1909.)
Princess (The)
1909.)
Metz (C. H.), Waltham, Mass.
[18557
(F 77890, June 23,
(H 128876, June 24,
Metz plan car.
1909.)
Meyers (A. R.), Watertown, Wis.
[18558-18566
Lewis (G. B.) co. fire, June 20, 1909.
1-9. (H 128866-128874, June 24,
1909. )
MEZZO-GRAVURE CO., New York, N. Y.
[18567
Half Moon and Clermont passing
West Point. (F 77115, June 3, 1909;
2c June 18, 1909.)
Miter (J. F.), San Antonio, Tex.
[18568
San Antonio, Tex., West end lake.
(H 12976, June 26, 1909.)
Minter (W. F.), New York, N. Y.
[18569-18604
Auto series. 14.—Canoeing series.
14.— Carriage series. 14.—Fishing
Series. 1-4.—Hammock series. 14.—
Horseback series. 1—4.—Picnicking se-
ries. 1-4.—Swinging series. 14.—
Tennis series 14. (F 78099-78134,
June 29, 1909.)
Mituet (F. D.), Washington, D. C.
[18605
Exploration by water. (F 77091,
June 1, 1909; 2 c. June 19, 1909.)
MineR (H. C.) LITHOGRAPHING GCO.,
New York, N. Y. [18606, 18607
Brighton summer girl. 14411. (G
21497, May 1, 1909; 2 @ May 2,
1909.* )
Perfect servant.
1909; 2 ec. June 30, 1909.)
MINOT PAPER CO., Minot, N. Dak.
118608
(F T7875,
Minot public schools.
June 23, 1909.)
MorratT, YARD & co., New York, N. Y.
[18609-18614
In deep water; by H. C. Christy.
(F 77487, June 7, 1909.)
Queen of clubs; by Will Grefé. (F
76226, May 5, 1909; 1 ec. June 7, 1909,
1 ec. June 12, 1909.)
278
(G 21792, June 15, —
Ce
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 26-380, July, 1909
18716
a ee ee ee
Morrat, YARD & co.—Continued.
Queen of diamonds; by Will Grefé.
(F 76227, May 5, 1909; 1 c. June 7,
1909, 1 c. June 12, 1909.)
Queen of hearts; by Will Grefé. (F
76228, May 5, 1909; 1 c. June 7, 1909,
1e. June 12, 1909.)
Queen of spades; by Will Grefé.
(f 76229, May 5, 1909; 1c. June 7,
1909, 1 c. June 12, 1909.)
Yellow peril; by Will Grefé. (F
77488, June 7, 1909.)
MOFFETT sTuDIO, Chicago, Ill. [18615
Jordan (Prof. David Starr). (H
128185, June 10, 1909.)
Moore (A.), Brooklyn, N. Y. [18616
New York, N. Y. Madison square
Presbyterian church (H 128158,
June 9, 1909.)
Moore (A. W.), Vandergrift, Pa.
[18617, 18618
nuowe. Ea. (EH 128887, June 25,
1909. )
Vandergrift Heights, Ba.‘ €e
128888, June 25, 1909.)
Moore (RutTH NICHOLAS), Chicago,
TH. [18619
He loves me, he loves me not. (H
128022, June 5, 1909.)
Moses (HrRnest), Honolulu, Hawaii.
[18620
Honolulu, Hawaii, St. Andrew’s
cathedral, interior. (H 128318, June
14, 1909; 2 c. May 8, 1909.)
Munn & co., New York, N. Y.
[18621-18624
If the Metropolitan tower were to
fall. (F 77935, June 24, 1909.)
Magnitude of the cotton industry.
{F 77936, June 24, 1909.)
Scientifie American. Hudson-Ful-
ton celebration. (F 77423, June 9,
1909; 2 c. June 8, 1909.)
Zeppelin II. is nearly as long as the
battleship Louisiana. (F 77937, June
24, 1909.)
NasH (E.), Norwood, Ohio.
[18625-18636
Easter cross. A-F. (G 21817-
21822, June 25, 1909.)
St. Patrick. 5A-5F. (G
21828, June 25, 1909.)
NATIONAL ILLUSTRATING Co., New York,
NW. Y¥. [4 prints] [18637-18640
Hark, hark the dogs do bark.—Hey
diddle diddle—Humpty Dumpty.—Old
King Cole. (F 77435-77438, June 9,
1909. )
21823-
NAVAL YOUNG MEN’s CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CIATION, Norfolk, Va. [18641
Norfolk branch, Naval Young men’s
Christian association. Os Ge Bes yay a
Apr. 14, 1909.* )
New YorK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorK HERALD COMPANY), Jersey
City, N. J. [18642-18667
Book-taught Bilkins.
§, 1909.)
(EF 77614, June 15, 1909. )
—— (F 77910, June 23, 1909.)
—— (F 78151, June 29, 1909.)
Dolby’s double. (F 77592, June 14,
1909. )
—— (F 77793, June 19, 1909.)
(F 77996, June 26, 1909. )
Dream of the rarebit fiend. (F 77348,
June 7, 1909.)
(F 77527, June 12, 1909.)
—— (F 77594, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77751, June 18, 1909. )
—— (F 77849, June 21, 1909.)
—— (F 77979, June 25, 1909. )
(F 78070, June 28, 1909.)
Pazaza, its great. (F 77485, June
10, 1909. )
—— (F 77750, June 18, 1909.)
—— (F 77945, June 24, 1909.)
(F 78189, July 1, 1909.)
dake. ‘€F » 7483, June 10,
(F 77409, June
Poor
1909. )
—— (F 77709, June 16, 1909.)
— (F 77946, June 24, 1909.)
— (F 78188, July 1, 1909.)
Sentimental Sidney. (F 77347, June
7, 1909. )
—— (F 77593, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77848, June 21, 1909.)
—— (F 78069, June 28, 1909.)
New YorK HERALD co., Jersey City,
Nae: [18668-18716
Buster Brown. (F 77185, June 38,
1909; 2 c. June 14, 1909.)
—(F 77188, June 3, 1909; 2 «¢.
June 19, 1909.)
(F 77948, June 24, 1909; 2 e.
June 28, 1909.)
Daily hint from Paris.
June 7, 1909. )
(EF 77349, June 7, 1909; 2 e.
June 8, 1909.)
CE 77408, dune,8, 19095) 2y¢-
June 10, 1909.)
(F 77345,
279
CATALOGUE OF
18717
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
New YorK HERALD co.—Continued.
=== (EF 77484, June 10, 1909.)
(EF 77486, June 10, 1909; 2 ec.
June 12, 1909.)
—— (Ff 77526, June 12, 1909.)
—— (F 77590, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77595, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77596, June 14, 1909;
June 15, 1909.)
GR T1615,. sune) da. 19092 2c.
June 16, 1909.)
CH 27 10, JUNE AGseGOSe Zee.
June 18, 1909.)
(F 77749, June 18, 1909.)
—— (KB 77754, June 18, 1909; 2 e.
June 19, 1909.)
(EF 77794. June
June 21, 1909.)
Ae 77846, June
June 22, 1909.)
(F 77909, June
June 24, 1909.)
(F 77938, June 24, 1909.)
(F 77939, June 24, 1909; 2 e«.
June 25, 1909.)
(F 77978, June 25,
June 26, 1909.)
(F 77995, June
June 28, 1909.)
(EF 78067, June 28, 1909.)
—— (F 78152, June 29, 1909.)
—— (IF 78153, June 29, 1909; 2 e¢.
July 1, 1909.)
— (F 78190, July 1, 1909.)
_ Family groups make up large part
of transatlantic travel. (KF 78068,
June 28, 1909.)
Four new liners shown to-day.
77591, June 14, 1909.)
Johnny Quack and the Van Cluck
twins. (F 77184, June 3, 1909; 2 «.
June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77187,
June 19, 1909.)
(EF 77192; June: 3; 11909: 2c.
June 19, 1909. )
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
77183, June 3, gee 2 ec June 14,
1909. )
bo
ie)
Le OO 2 Ie:
21, 1909; 2 ec.
25, 1909; 2 ¢.
190952 'e.
26, 1909; 2 e.
(F
dune 3;' 1909.2°2, “e;
CH 7719. June. 3, 1909. 2.
June 19, 1909.)
(F 77940, June 24, 1909; 2 «.
June 28, 1909. )
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
Tiss, Jane 3, 1900. 2G June 14.
1909. )
New York HERALD co.—Continued.
(F 77190, June 38,, 1909>"2 4;
Jure 19, 1909.)
(F 77944, June 24, 1909; 2 e.
June 28, 1909.)
Spanish girl.
1909. )
Swedish girl.
1909. )
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 77182,
June 3, 1909; 2 ¢. June 14, 1909.)
(EF
June 19, 1909.)
(F 77941, June 24, 1909; 2 e.
June 28, 1909.)
Voyagers of June report pleasant
(F 77802, June 21,
(F 77803, June 21,
weather. (F 77346, June 7, 1909.)
Western girl. (F 77804, June 21,
1909. )
Will welcome to port to-day two
new mammoth steamships. (EF 77847,
June 21, 1909; 2 c. June 22, 1909.)
ye woo bird. (F 77942, June 24,
1909; 2 c. June 28, 1909.)
Young America and 4th July.
(EF 77752, 77753, June 18, 1909.)
pie
New York Times co., New York, N. Y.
[18717-18719
Impressions of the passing show. (IF
77613, June 15, 1909.)
—— (F 77845, June 21, 1909.)
—— (F 78076, June 28, 1909.)
NIEMEYER (F. C.), Dubuque, Iowa.
[18720
Meditation. (H 128375, June 15,
1909.)
NortH AMERICAN co., Philadelphia,
Pas [18721-18724
Dolly Florence and her cute little
wardrobe. (KF 77807, June 21, 1909.)
Minstrel jumping jack. (F 77806,
June 21, 1909.)
Uncle Hiram’s reception. (F 78091,
June 29, 19€9.)
Whirligig. (F 77808, June 21, 1909.)
NORTHERN PHOTO co., Wausau, Wis.
[18725-18732
Northern Wisconsin fisherman and
his catch. (H 128884, June 25, 1909.)
Somo river. 1, 2 (H. 128885,
128886, June 25, 1909.)
Tomahawk, Wis. 1-5. (H 128879-
128883, June 25, 1909.)
280
77189, June 3. 1909-2 ae
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 26-30, July, 1909
18868
NORTHWESTERN PHOTO ART CO., Minne-
apolis, Minn. [6 photographs.]
[18733-18788
Come and see us at Faribault.—
Dogonnicetown, Faribault, Minn.—
Fishing is good around Faribault.—
Old and the new.—We are very much
alive in Faribault.—We are wide awake
at St. Marys. (H 128838428348, June
14, 1909.)
NOTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC ©CO.,
Boston,
Mass. [6 photographs. ]
[18739-18744
Milan, Italy, Piazza Duomo and
cathedral.—Paris, France, Place de la
Concorde.—Rome, Italy. 1-3.—Venice,
Italy, Grand canal. (H 129329-129334,
June 350, 1909; 2 ec. of each July 12,
1909.)
Nutting (WALLACE), Southbury, Conn.
[67 photographs] [18745-18811
At the water’s edge.—Berkshire
meadow.—Between the birches.—Best
of the birches.—Blossom bank.—By
the mill.—By the orchard wall.—Croton
banks. — Croton broads. — Favorite
road.— Fisherman’s luck.— Glimpse
from the wood.—Glory of spring.—
Harrisburg stream.—June birches.—
Massachusetts birches.—May bowers.—
"Neath apple and maple.—On the
bank. — Pittsfield byway. — Pittsfield
hedge. — Riverside grace. — Shadow
brook.— Sleeping stream. — Summer
sweeting.—Tracery of May.—White
bordered way.—Woodland veil.—Yel-
low Breeches creek.—York stream. (H
128208128237, June 11, 1909.)
Affectionate greeting.—At the hill-
top.—Bag and baggage.—Beauty and
utility—Birech fence.—Birch grove.—
Birch lane——Birch road.—Bordering
the Passumpsic.—Brown study.—By
‘the waterside——Call in state—-Camp
-_landing.—Comparing favors.—Down
_ the lake.—Fashionable calash.—Going
| forth of Betty.—Highland pool.—Just
‘birches. — Leaning birches. — Lookout
point.— Maidenly pleasures. — Maple
/drive.— Mountain orchard. — Primp-
‘ing—Rapid transit—Resting at the
/0ld stoop.—River curves.—Roadside
_glimpse.—Soft evening lights.—Tea on
)the back porch.—Third person arriv-
ing. —Under birch shadows.—Valley
| orchard.—Waterford road.—Wilder
_pond.—Woodstock arch. (H 128918-—
(128954, June 25, 1909.)
‘Orton (Oporra LiIoneL), Trinidad,
Colo. [18812-18819
Penitentes near Trinidad, Colo. 1-8.
| a 128752-128759, June 24, 1909.)
OsBorRN & OSBORNE ENG. CO., Chicago,
Til. [18820
Silverton’s cutlery assortment. (F
T7879, June 23, 1909.)
OSBORNE co., New York, N. Y. [11
prints] [18821-18831
Glimpse of the Grand canal, Ven-
ice.—Harvest time in Sussex. 1, 2.—
Hot day. 1, 2.—New arrival at the
inn. 1-38—Shepherd (The).— You
mustn’t listen. 1, 2. (F 77497-77507,
June 11, 1909.)
OTIS LITHOGRAPH CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
[20 chromos] [18832-18851
Beverly of Graustauk. 1-6.—Don
Philippini—tTraveling salesman. (G
21571-21578, May 14, 1909; 2 ec. of
each May 15, 1905.*)
Beverly of Graustauk.
there was.
12002.—Fool
12008.—Indianapolis motor
speedway. 12270; 12280; .12290'—
Mackay’s European circus. 12140,
12150, 12160A, 12160B, 12170A, 12170B.
—Soul kiss. 12080. (G 21832-21836,
21838-21844, June 26, 1909; 2 ec. of
each June 23, 1909.)
OxLtEY (WALTER T.), Fergus Falls,
Minn. [18852, 18853
Fergus Falls, Minn. 1, 2. (H
128749, 128750, June 24, 1909.)
P. H. O., CHAPTER K., Macomb, III.
[18854
Daisy design for P. E. O. sisterhood.
(H 129199, June 19, 1909.)
PALMER (A. Ray), San Diego, Cal.
[18855, 18856
Broken hearts mended. (H 128977,
June 26, 1909.)
Cupidity. (H 129469, July 2, 1909.)
PALMITER (F. M.), Janesville, Wis.
[3 prints] [18857-18859
Indian maiden.—Pair of rooters.—
Traveler’s dream. (F 77519-17521,
June 12, 1909.)
PASCHEN (WM. E.), Princeton, [11.
[18860-18865.
Princeton, Ill., Bureau county fair.
1-6. (H 129480-129485, July 2, 1909.)
PELTON (HERBERT W.), Asheville, N. C.
[18866, 18867
Asheville at night. (H 128186,
June 10, 1909.)
Blue Ridge and Mt. Pisgah. (H
129251, June 29, 1909.)
PrNicK & ForD, LtTD., Columbus, Ga.
[18868
Right over the home plate. (H
128626, June 21, 1909.)
281
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
POWELL (RICHARD )—Continued.
Churchill (Lady Elizabeth), daugh-
of Marquis of Blandford. (F
18869
Prreins (H. J.) co., Springtield,
Mass. [18869
Freshly picked. (F 77329, June 7, | ter
oy ce 78158, June 30, 1909.)
Ss: Dak. [3
[18870-18872
PETRIK (G. J.), Gregory,
photographs. |
Rosebud Indian.
Rosebud Indian lady.
We saw the reservation.
(BH 127474-127476, May 24, 1909;
2 c. of each June 21, 1909.)
Paul, Minn.
[18873-18881
Big one that didn’t get away. (H
128064, May 26, 1909; 2 ¢. June 7,
PHOTO ART SHOP, Si.
1909. )
Feeding his pet. (H 128069, June 7,
1909. )
Guess this is growing some. (H
128068, June 7, 1909.)
How’s this for cabbage. (H 128068,
May 26, 1909; 2 e.
Northern spys.
June 7, 1909.)
(H 128065, May 26,
1909. )
Pickle crop is good. (H 128067,
June 7, 1909.)
Rabbits are scarce here. (H 128061,
May 26, 1909.)
Some good sized Murphys.
128062, May 26, 1909;
(H
Bis, ea:
1909. )
Some strawberries. (H 128070, June
7, 1909.)
Poace (C. D.), Pagosa Junction, Colo.
[18882
Supporting a mother and six chil-
dren. (F 77517, June 12, 1909.)
PORTOLA FESTIVAL (EXECUTIVE COM-
MITTEE), San Francisco, Cal.
[18883-18889
Portola festival beauty queen. 1 &
3. (H 128385-128387, May 26, 1909;
1c. of each May 20, 1909, 1 c. of each
May 26, 1909.)
2, 47. (H 128386, 128388-
128891, May 26, 1909; 1 ¢ of each
May 26,_1909, 1 c. of each June 15,
1909. )
Post PRINTING
Colo.
Terrible Teddy tours. (FE
June 7, 1909.)
POWELL (RICHARD), London, England.
[18891-18893
Churchill (Lady Amelia Sophia),
daughter of Marquis of Blandford.
{F 78157, June 30, 1909.)
AND PUB. CO., Denver,
[18890
77315,
282
Sheffield (Lady); by Thomas Gains-
boro. (F 78156, June 30, 1909; 2 c. of
each July 1, 1909.)
PRESS PUB. co., Los Angeles, Cal.
[18894, 18895
Elks’ grand lodge reunion, Executive
committee,
Reunion bulletin. (F 77562, 77563,
June 14, 1909; 2 ¢. of each June 26,
1909.)
Price (Ep. V.) & co., Chicago, Ill.
[18896, 18897
Our counsellor. (F 78046, June 28,
1909. )
Our designer. (F 78047, June 28,
1909. )
Proctor (JoHN P.), South Lyndeboro,
Ne Ee [18898
Broody hen of the forest. (H
128501, June 17, 19C9.)
QUINBY (FREDERICK J.) co., Boston,
Mass. [18899-18904
But now they pursued their way in
silence. (F 77730, June 18, 1909.) . —
Good God! They have smashed my
husband. (F 77732, June 18, 1909.)
Good heavens! are we surrounded by
robbers. (EF 77728, June 18, 1909.)
If I ever marry, monsieur, said
Agathe, it will be according to my
taste. (F 77729, June 18, 1909.)
They saw him at a distance, drip-
ping with water. (F 77731, June 18,
1909.)
Sale commenced.
18, 1909.)
Rav (WiLi1aAM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[6 photographs] [18905-18910
Georgia (U. 8. B.) 27004, 270¢8.—
Kansas (U. S. B.) 27002, 27001.—4
Michigan (U. S. B.). A 8522, A 35219
(H 129373-129378, July 1, 1909.)
|
|
(F 77733, June>
REANDEAU (HENRY J.), San Francisco,
Cal. [18911
California poppy and elk. (G 21782,
June 7, 1909; 2 c. May 8, 1909.)
RENTSCHLER (F. J.), Ann Arbor, Mich.
[18912, 18913
Angell (Pres. Jas. B.) 5 A, Ga
(H 129208, 129209, June 28, 1909.)
Resiter (R. E.), West Palm peacll
Fla. [1891
Lake Worth inlet, Fla., Sunrise. (
128251, June 12, 1909; 2 ce. June 11,
1909. )
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 26-30, J uly, 1909
Reyes (P. V.), Avalon, Cal.
[18915-18917
mi. al, Jonah Jr. and
Jew fish. (H 129440, July 1, 1909.)
Santa Catalina isi., Cal. 1, 2. (H
128344, 128345, June 14, 1909.)
Rice (E. B.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[18918-18920
Baby African lions and foster mother
Lucy. A-C. (H 129299-129301, June
1, 1909. )
RIcHARDS (MINOR W.), Foley, Ala.
[18921
(H
Catalina
Foley, Ala., Railroad depot.
128751, June 24, 1909.)
RICHARDSON (J. TYREE), Roanoke, Va.
[18922
Richardson (J. Tyree) (H 128666,
June 22, 1909.)
RICHARDSON (Paut M.), Pt. Townsend,
Wash. [18923
Mt. Baker from Pt. Townsend. (H
129245, June 29, 1909.)
RICHEY (CHARLES GILBERT), Colum-
bus, Ohio. [18924, 18925
Will arrive on or about. (H 128380,
June 15, 1909.)
Will be over about —.
June 28, 1909.)
RopsBins (Harry I.), Winthrop Beach,
Mass. [18926
You don’t know beans until you
come to Boston. (F 77508, June 11,
1909. )
Rockwoop (GkEo. G.), New York, N. Y.
[18927, 18928
CH. 128508,
(H 129200,
Douglass (Stephen A.)
June 17, 1909.)
Washington (Booker)
June 17, 1909.)
Rose (FRANK L.), New York, N. Y.
[18929
Truce (A.) (F 77118, June 3, 1909;
2c. June 11, 1909.)
RupeE (A. D.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[18930, 18931
Fall and winter,
CG 2S Oe: Zaebete
(H 128502,
Modern fashions.
1909-1910. A, B.
June 12, 1909.)
SACKETT & WILHELMS co., Brooklyn,
N. Y. [12 prints.] [18932-18943
Afternoon in July.—Belle of the
beach.—Firm hand.—For better or
worse.—March winds.—May queen.—
Morning ride.—Next dance with you.—
Rah-rah-rah.—Ready for the race.—
Shall I or shall I not.—Twelve o’clock.
(F 77411-77422, June 9, 1909.)
18976
SANDER (Pum), New York, N. Y.
[17 prints] [18944-18960
Barabazon’s aeroplane.—Clermont
(The)—Dumont’s (M. Santos) aero-
plane.—Entrance of the Halve Maen
into New York harbor.—Equevilley’s
Cor) aeroplane.—Fort Amsterdam,
now the Battery, in Kieft’s days.—Gil-
bert’s aeroplane.—Hudson (Henry)
taking possession of Manhattan island.
Hudson-Fulton celebration. 1609-
1909.—Latest bat—Manhattan island
before the Dutch.—Motor driven war
airship.—New York city hall when
occupied by the English.—Public burn-
ing of newspapers, 1733.—Purchase of
Manhattan island from the Dutch.—
Wright’s (Wilbur) aeroplane.—Zep-
plin’s dirigible military airship. (F
77351-77367, June 8, 1909.)
SAVAGE (M. W.), Minneapolis, Minn.
[18961, 18962
(H 128735, June
Dan Patek 5h:
23, 1909.)
Minor Heir, 1:593. (H 128736, June
23, 1909.)
SCHAEFER (WILLIAM F.), Pittsburg,
Pa. [18963
Dedication of Forbes field, Pittsburg
vs. Chicago. €H 129352, July 1, 1909.)
ScHAWANG (PETER), Hibbing, Minn.
[18964, 18965
Hibbing, Minn. (H 129187, June 26,
1909. )
Hull, Rust and Mahoning mines.
(H 128017, June 4, 1909; 1 c. June 4,
1909, 1 c. June 26, 1909.)
SCHLITZ CAFE Co., St. Joseph, Mo.
[18966, 18967
Dining room. (F 77531, June 14,
1909. )
Grill room. (F 77530, June 14,
1909. )
SCHLOSS BROS., New York, N. Y. [18968
You orter see the other fellow. (F
SCHNEIDER (F. A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[18969
Blowing bubbles. (G 21816, June
25, 1909. )
SCHREYVOGEL (CHAS.), Hoboken, N. J.
[18970
In safe hands. (H 128319, June 11,
1909.)
ScCOBIE (FRANK), Sleepy Eye, Minn.
[18971-18976
(H 128016, June 4, 1909.)
1-5. (H129470-
Evening.
Springfield, Minn.
129474, July 2. 1909.)
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18977
ScorFIELD (EUGENE B.), Indianapolis,
Ind. [18977-18979
Sepia art smoke series. 1-3. (F
76868-76870, May 24, 1909; 2 c. of
each July 8, 1909.)
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES) SONS, New
Marie, No oN, [18980, 18981
Meredith (George) ; by Amy Draper
Sumner. (F 77350, June 8, 1909.)
Roosevelt (Theodore) and some
members of his caravan. (H 128198,
June 11, 1909.)
ScuLL (SARAH AMELIA), Smethport,
Pa. [18982
Aphrodite of Melos. 570. (Louvre)
(H 128056, June 7, 1909.)
SELZ (WILLIAM A.), Dayton, Ohio.
[18983
Selz memorial card. (F TSO7TT, June
29, 1909.)
SEryMourR (FRANCIS HENRY GEORGE),
Glen Cove, N. Y. [18984-18988
Burnett (Wm. H.) 1-3. (H128238-
128240, June 12, 1909.)
——of Locust Valley. 1, 2 (H
128452, 128453, June 17, 1909.)
SHaw (Harry B.), Garland, Utah. [5
photographs. ] [1S989-189938
- Fairy and the gnome.—tLily of
Utah.—Sego lily.—Sego lily at home.—
Utah’s lily. (H 129216-129220, June
28, 1909.)
SHEAHAN (Maurice T.), Brookline,
Mass. [3 prints] [18994-18996
De-parting on the square.—He’s, a
Mason on the square.—I love my girl,
but Oh you kid. (FE TT8TG-TTSTs,
June 238, 1909.)
SHEFFIELD (B. D.), Chicago, I].
[18997-18999
Jackson Hole co., Wyo., Elk. 1-3.
(H 128580-128582, June 19, 1909; 2 c.
May 10, 1909.)
SIBLEY (FREDERICK O.), Milford, N. Y.
| 19000-19003
Cooperstown, N. Y. 1-4. (H127996—
127999, June 8, 1909; 1 c. of each June
3, 1909, 1 ec. of each June 17, 1909.)
SigwortH (Harry W.), Waterloo,
Iowa. [19004. 19005
New way.—Old way. (H 128624,
128625, June 21, 1909; 1 ¢ of each
sune 4, 1909,. 1. c. of each. June 21.
1909. )
pt. Iv, 0. $., v. 4
SIMMER (ALFRED G.), Nome, Alaska.
[19006-19008
Nome, Alaska. 1-3. (H 128915-
128917, June 25, 1909.)
Simpson (A. L.), New York, N. Y. [9
prints] [19009-19017
I dare you.—I simply can’t leave
now.—Lots to do just now.—More to
foHow.—Sailor’s snug harbor.—To my
sweetheart.—Try it, its good.—We’re
having a h— of a time.—Will you be
mine. (H 128726-128734, June 23,
1909. )
SKELTON (Epwarp O.), Boston, Mass.
[19018
Old pine. (H 129207, June 28; 1909;
2°e, xopr. 7, 1969)
SKIDMORE (CARL V.), De Beque, Colo.
[19019
Bessie and Pete. (H 127056, May
17, 1909; 1 c. May 4, 1909; ec May:
17, 1909.*)
SLEICHER (J. A.), PRES., New York,
NSN: [19020-19044
Another hair’s breadth escape. (F
77871, June 22, 1909.)
At the ball game. (F 77371, June 8,
1909. )
Athletic parson and the Sunday ball
game. (F 78055, June 28, 1909.)
Tlephant and the monkey. (KF 78056,
June 28, 1909.)
Fat man and the mule.
June 14, 1909.)
How a lightning change artist made
good use of his craft. (KF 78053, June
28, 1909.)
How an acrobat out of work secured
a soft berth. (F 77368, June 8, 1909.)
How two bad boys gave the old man
a scare. (F 77870, June 22, 1909.)
Imitation is the sincerest flattery.
(F 77369, June 8, 1909.)
Inquisitive tiger and the sensitive
plant. (EF 77370, June 8, 19097)
Jack proved an invaluable ally. (F
77698, June 16, 1909.) :
Jehu Barker of Plug Crossing. (F
77700, June 16, 1909.)
Lazy Bill and the luscious apple.
(F 77768, June 19, 1909.)
Little Johnny and the Taffy ’pos-
sums. (F 773809, June 7, 1909))
Nixy’s little idea. (F T7868, June
22, 1909.)
Patent medicine
the nervous
June 7, 1909.)
(F 77569,
advertisement and
gentleman. (FEF 77825,
284
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 26-80, July, 1909
AND PRINTS, ETC.
19119
SLEICHER (J. A.), PRES.—Continued.
Professor Timid’s first, last and only
lion. (F 77701, June 16, 1909.)
Questionable triumph. (F
June 28, 1909.)
Rapid transit in the country. (¥
T7769, June 19, 1909.)
78054,
Right in it. (F 77699, June 16,
1909. )
Stinging retribution. (F 78052, June
28, 1909.)
Story of the pig. (F 77324, June 7,
1909. )
Survival of the fittest. (EF 77570.
June 14, 1909.)
Turn about is fair play. (F 78051,
June 28, 1909.)
Won by a neck.
1909. )
(EF 77869, June 22,
SmitH (E. BoypD), Wilton, Conn.
[19045, 19046
Indians! See how they’re painted.
Whoop! Hurrah! That clown’s a
daisy. (F 77468, 77469, June 10, 1909;
2 c. of each June 11, 1909.)
SmMitH (ERwin E.), Bonham, Tex.
[19047
Plunging broncho. (H 128310, June
12, 1909.)
SmiTH (J. K.), Milton, Vt.
[19048, 19049
Milton, Vt., Soldiers monument. 1,
2. (H 128257, 128258, June 12, 1909.)
Souter (J. W.), New Sharon, Iowa.
[19050, 19051
New Sharon, Iowa. a ae (H
129328, 129824, June 30, 1909.)
SPARRELL PRINT, Boston, Mass. [13
prints] [19052-19064
All is discovered.—Don’t be a clam.—
Don’t butt in.—Don’t take an overdose
of the rest cure.—WHither pull, bail or
eut bait.—Make a noise like an auto.—
One recipe for belly-achers.—Rest is
rust.—Success comes in cans.—This
for the hot air artist—What is home
without a latch-key.—Who’s boss?—
You ean’t pull out of trouble with
this. (F 77960-77972, June 25, 1909.)
Squires (C. F.), Lawrence, Kans. [11
photographs. ] [19065-19075
Hiawatha (group).—Hiawatha and
Minnehaha. 1, 2.—Hiawatha chief.
1-3.— Hiawatha _ girls. — Minnehaha.
1, 2—Moon Beam.—Strong Arm
(Chief). (H 129221-129231, June 28,
1909.”
Stacey (Bess B.), Chicago, Il]. [19076
Madonna. (IF 77258, June 7, 1909.)
STANDARD SCENIC co., Meadville, Pa.
[19077-19084
Austin, Tex. 8412, 3413.—San An-
tonio, Tex. 38414-3417.—Taft inaugu-
ration, Mar. 4, 1909. 3418, 3419. (H
129179-129186, June 26, 1909; 2 ec. of
each June 28, 1909.)
STATE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Boston,
Mass. [19085-19119
Ain’t it just like a woman. (F
77314, June 7, 1909.)
(EF 77567, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77801, June 21, 1909.)
—— (F 78049, June 28, 1909.)
— (F 78161, June 30, 1909.)
All is not cold cream that’s greasy.
(F 77311, June 7, 1909.)
Amos and Pete. (F 773812, June 7,
1909. )
—— (F 773138, June 7, 1909.)
—_— (F 77564, June 14, 1909.)
—_— (F 77565, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77800, June 21, 1909.)
(F 78050, June 28, 1909.)
Bugtown budget. (F 77432, June 9,
1909. )
Did Pete’s kids score on the yowler
boy. (F 77310, June 7, 1909.)
Gink and Dink. (F 774381, June 9,
1909.)
— (F 77608, June 15, 1909.)
—— (F 78171, June 30, 1909.)
Hornet bite is a kind of catnip in
this instance. (F 77568, June 14,
1909. )
Pete is pie-eyed with pain. (Fk
77566, June 14, 1909.)
Puzzlebugs. (F 77429, June 9, 1909.)
(FE 77604, June 15, 1909.)
(FE 77884, June 23, 1909.)
Reggie Rahrah. (KF 77434, June 9,
1909. )
—— (F 77606, June 15, 1909.)
—— (F 77886, June 238, 1909.)
(Ff 78170, June 30, 1909.)
Show me. (F 774380, June 9, 1909.)
(F 77607, June 15, 1909.)
—— (Ff 77885, June 23, 1909.)
(F 78169, June 30, 1909.)
Uxtra! “Uxtra! (EF (4383, June 9;
1909. )
—— (F 77605, June 15, 1909.)
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COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pL eae
STATE PUBLISHING COMPANY—Cont’d.
—— (F 77887, June 23, 1909.)
—— (F 78172, June 30, 1909.)
Yowler sees saw marks. (F 78162,
June 30, 1909.)
STEBBINS (GEORGIANA), Hyattsville.
Md. [19120
Flag shall stay put. (F 77233, June
5, 1909. )
STEBBINS (NATHANIEL IJ..), Boston,
Mass. [19121-19187
Michigan (U. S. S.) 19352-19358,
19360-19369. (H 128293-128309, June
12, 1909; 2 c. of each June 26, 1909.)
STEINER (HMMA R.), New York, N. Y.
[19138-19142
Great walrus hunt. 1-5. (H128168-
128172, June 9, 1909.)
STEUER (MartHa), New York, N. Y.
[27 prints. ] [19148-19169
Caught with the goods.—Early bird
catches the worm.—French clock says
get together—Happy moments.—How
about a good backview?—How would
you like to join us?—I don’t care if
you never come back.—I’ll stand on
my record ace high.—I’m coming, bag
and baggage.—I’m yours if you guess.—
Tve got my eye on you.—I was afraid
to come home in the dark. 6 a. m.—
I wonder if he means business.—If the
umbrella could only talk.—It comes
high but we must have it.—Love me
and the world is mine.—Not yet but
soon.—Nothing doing.—Nothing like it
in the right place.—Pleasure before
business.—Say yes, and make me hap-
py.—They’ll be out soon.—Two soles
thatll soon be one.—Waiting for the
ma(i)le-——Will leave my happy home
for you.—Working overtime.—You
promised me that some day you'll be
mine. (H 128699-128725, June 23,
1909.)
STIBB (GEORGE), United States. [5
photographs] [19170-19174
Kansas (U. S. S.) 1, 2.—Minnesota
GOS: s8e)) uh, 2. Seetion.of stleet
crossing Atlantic ocean. (H 127662-
127666, May 27, 1909.*)
STOKES (FREDERICK A.), New York,
dS eNyie i’ [19175, 19176
Rip Van Winkle. (F 77322, June 7,
1909.)
(F 77575, June 14, 1909.)
STRAUSS (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo. [19177
Berry (John). (H 128004, June 4.
1909. )
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY,
Cincinnati, Ohio. [19178-19189
[Posters] N. Y. 18038. (G@ 21454,
Apr. 23, 1909; 2 c. May 27)969")
-——— N. Y. 18059. (G 21674, Maya20:
1909; 2 ¢. May 27, 130535
——N. Y. 18067.. (Gp 2a ioeoea,
20, 1909; 2 c. June 14, 1909.)
——N. Y. 18055,) N. ¥eae0sGsee
21672, 21673, May 20, 19093) 2) @ of
each June 21, 1909.)
N. Y¥: 13061. \( G@eiGia iia
20, 1909; 2c. June 28, 1909.)
N., Y. 13080. . (Gj 2n600)) lame
18, 1909; 2 ce. June 2b 1903)
N. Y. 138081. (G 21801, June 18,
1909; 2 ¢. July 6, 19te}
N. ¥. 13017, No YS 330
21804, 21799, June 18, 1909; 2 ec. of
each July 8, 1909.)
—C. No. 14968. (G 21806, June
18, 1909; 2 & duly 9 tse
——N. Y. 18068. (G 21857, July 2,
1909. )
STROUSE & BROS., Baltimore, Md.
[19190-19193
Strouse and bros. designs 14. (F
77911-77914, June 24, 1909.)
Swirt & co., Chicago, Ill. [6 chro-
mos] [19194-19199
Baby Bunting shadow card.—Bertha
shadow card.—Bess shadow card.—
Johnnie shadow card.—Sam shadow
card.—Susie shadow card. (G 21771-
21776, Apr. 17, 1909; 2 c. of each May
27, 1909.)
TANDY-THOMAS co., New York, N. Y:
[28 prints] [19200-19227
And ring from all the trees.—Au-
thor of liberty——From every mountain
side.—Great God our king.—I love thy
rocks and rills—Land of the noble
free—Land of the pilgrims pride.—
Land where my fathers died.—Let all
that breathe partake.—Let freedom
ring.—Let mortal tongues awake.—Let
music swell the breeze.—Let rocks
their silence break.—Like that above.—
Long may our land be bright.—My
country ’tis of thee—My heart with
rapture thrills—My native country
thee.—Of thee I sing.—Our fathers’
God to thee.—Protect us by Thy
might.—Sound prolong.—Sweet land of
liberty Sweet freedom’s song.—Thy
name I love-—Thy woods and templed
hills—To Thee we sing.—With free-
dom’s holy light. (F 77877-77404, June
8, 1909.)
286
a
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 26-80, July, 1909
TASKER (WILSON), Panama City, Fla.
[19228, 19229
Panama City, Fla., G. C. D. wharf.
(F 77765, June 19, 19C9.)
Tarpon (S. 8.) at Panama City, Fla.
(F 77764, June 19, 1909.)
TAYLOR ART CO., Philadelphia, Pa. [41
prints] [19230-19270
All alone by appointment.—Any man
in love—Awaiting the male.—But I
am still waiting.——But one favor I
would ask.—Just waiting for the man,
A, B.—Line of least resistance.—My
love—My wish.—Real thing.—Sealed
contract. (EF 77446-77457, June 9,
1909.) :
Best wishes. 5, 10.—Birthday
greetings. 1, 9—Happy birthday. 6,
11.—Many happy returns of the day.
3, 7—To wish you a happy birthday.
4, 8—With best wishes. 2, 12. (F
77686-77697, June 16, 1909.)
Abuse of the scrap basket.—Best
wishes. A, B.—Can we forget one
friend.—Family — scrap basket.—
Friendship can sometimes show its
strength.—Friendship enhances every
joy.—Friendship is the holiest of
gifts—Friendship proves by this its
confidence.—Happy bDbirthday.—Joyful
birthday.—Many happy returns of the
day.—Three twins.—True friendship
throws a greater lustre on prosper-
ity—Twins.—Two of a kind.—Use of
the scrap basket. (EF 77997-78018,
June 26, 1909.)
(PorTER C.),
[6 photographs]
[19271-19276
Brattleboro, Vt—Connecticut
river—County auction—Junior sugar
Makers—Townsend, Vt. 1, 2 (H
127813-127818, June 1, 1909.)
THIELMAN (GEo. F.), St. Cloud, Minn.
[19277-19280
Cyclone at St. Cloud, Minn. (H
128513, June 18, 1909; 2 c« June 11,
1909. )
THAYER
Wi
Williamsville,
ioet2o1s5, June 11, 1909; 2 ec.
June 12, 1909.)
Tornado at St. Cloud, Minn. (H
128514, June 18, 1909; 2 c. June 11,
1909. )
(H 129189, June 28, 1909; 2 e.
June 12, 1909.)
THOMPSON (PAvuL), New York, N. Y.
| [19281
Earl (George H.), jr., at desk of.
(H 129210, June 28, 1909.)
AND PRINTS, ETC.
19354
THOMPSON ART co., Portland, Maine.
[385 photographs. ] [19282-19316
Apple tree road.—Champney door-
way.—Deerfield well-sweep.—Farmers
horse at home.—Fernbank. <A, B.—
Fore river, sunset.—Home of the trout.
—House at the end of the road.—Inter-
vale, N. H., old gate.—Main coasters.
—Moonlight in harbor.—Moonlight on
the deep.—New London, Conn., old
mill—Old home road.—Old home-
stead.—Old major.—Old poplars.—
Path to Amonnoosuc.—Pendexter
brook.—Pepperell (Lady Mary) house,
hallway.—Portland harbor. 1, 2.—
Portland head light house.—Presuimp-
scot river.—Roadside watering trough.
—Rocks and surf.—Salem, Mass., co-
lonial doorway.—Setting sun.—Spur-
wink marsh.—Surf Delano park.—
Wadsworth hall. 1-3.—White head
and lookout. (H 129889-129428, July
1, 1909.)
THORNE (LEo. C.), Vernal, Utah.
[19317
Lightning. (H 129234, June 29,
1909 § 2 ¢. May 6, 1909.)
TOWNSEND (CHAs. A.), Belfast, Maine.
[19318
Mt. Desert from Sutton’s island.
(H 124942, Mar. 29, 1909; 2 c. June 16,
1909. )
TuprreR (H. WILLIAM), Cambridge,
Mass. [19819, 19320
Harvard class groups. 1909, 1912.
(H 127594, 127595, May 26, 1909; 2 ¢.
of each May 15, 1909.)
TURNER (HorAcE K.) Boston,
Mass. - [19321
Triumph of time; by John Elliott.
(H 128645, June 21, 1909.)
TuscH (ALBERT), Palisade, N. J.
[19322
Palisade, N. J., Palisades amusement
park. (G 21760, June 8, 19€95 2 ¢.
June 11, 1909.)
TYRRELL (H. G.), Evanston, Ill.
[19328, 19324
Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich. 1,2. (H
129278, 129274, June 29, 1909.)
COo.,
ULLMAN MFG. co., New York, N. Y.
[10 prints] [19325-19334
Fisherman’s haven.—Moonlit lake.—
Quiet harbor.—Road tothe harbor. (F
78017-78020, June 26, 1909.)
Series 138. 2455-2460. (F 77548-
77553, June 12, 1909; 2 c. of each June
24, 1909.)
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19335 pt. Iv, n.S., v. 4
UNDERHILL (IRWING), Jersey City, | UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH co.—Con.
Nid: [19335-19347 12158. (G 21798, June 16, 1909.)
Brooklyn navy yard. D 459, D 460.
(H 127326, 127327, May 21, 1909.)
Clermont (Robert Fulton’s),
(H 127328, May 21, 19€9.)
Governor’s island and New York.
D 462. (H 128072, June 7, 1909.)
New York, N. Y., Waldorf-Astoria.
1809.
C70st. ° (H 127381; May 21, 1909.)
Newark, N. J. Hssex county court
house. © T7060. (CH 128071, June 7,
1909.)
Robert Fulton steamer. D 468, D
467. (H 128078, 128079, June 7, 1909.)
[New York, N. Y¥.] C 7066, D 466.
(H 128074, 128076, June 7, 19C9.)
2c. of each June 18, 1909.
New York, N. Y. D 4638—-D 465.
(H 128071, 128073, 128075, June 7,
1909; 2 c. of each July 8, 1909.)
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
IN: ie [19348-19402
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 25870,
Deoliss, U4a30TL.. U' S708. Ul Sss40;
U 38378, U 384038, U 55141, U 68482,
U 70602, U 76206, U 84568, U 91003,
U 91006, U 91008, U 100443, U 105483,
U 106880, U 108326, U 116898, U
Its, 0 AIT156. ~ (CH. 128847-128368,
June 14, 1909.)
——U 663840, U 70628, U 87249, U
116241, U 116319, U 116826, U 117169,
Mires we, 147181, TU Laem CH
128515128524, June 18, 1909.)
U 88841, U 112759, U 1167738, U
117065, U 117188. (H 128587-128591,
June 19, 1909.)
U 36601, U 57382, U 91763, U
104264, U 104270, U 104274, U 104360,
U 108288, U 118708, U 114097, U
ais?) UW AUTOS SU A198) Un 20,
U 117208, U 117205, U 117211, U 117281.
(H. 128981-128998, June 26, 1909.)
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [19408-19427
[Posters] 11949, 12127, 12155. (G
21711-21713, May 24, 1909.*)
—— 11991. (G 21665, May 20, 1909.*)
SG, Oo OG 20737 2LiDs,
June 1, 1909.)
11965-11968.
June 5, 1909.)
12080, 12172.
June 9, 1909.)
—— 12134, 12150.
June 10, 1909.)
1IGZ. TAT.
June 14, 1909.)
(G 21777-21780,
(G 21785, 21784,
(G 21788, 21789,
(G. 21790, 21791,
—— 12135. (G 21797, June 18, 1909.)
—— 12163. (G 21811, June 21, 1909.)
—— 11962. (G 21814, June 24, 1909.)
12131, 12188. (G@ 2issiy 2res0:
June 26, 1909.)
—— 11948, 12130, 12215. (G@ 21855,
21856, 21854, July 1, 1909.)
VAN BuskKIRK (R. N.), New York,
Na. [19428
Opening of Long island. (F 76741,
May 19, 1909; 2 c. June 18, 1909.)
VANDERBILT REALTY
New York, New
New York city, 1909.
12, 1909.
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
IMPROVEMENT ©O.,
[19429
(F 77599, June
No Y: [19430-19435
Diamond maker. (H 128245, June
12, 1909.)
Duke’s jester. (H 128250, June 12,
1909. )
Old \organ. (H 128246, :Jume 22;
1909.)
Plot that failed. (H 128247, June
12, 1909.)
Troubles of an amateur detective.
(H 128249, June 12, 1909.)
Washington under the British flag.
(H 128248, June 12, 1909.)
VULCAN ELECTRIC HEATING Co., Chicago,
TAME [19436
Electrocurl girl. (H 128407, June
16, 1909. )
WAGER (FRANK B.), Burlington, Vt.
[19437
Daughters of woodcraft of Burling-
ton, Vt. (H 128402, June 16, 1909;
2c. June 9, 1909.)
WALES (R. E., Oakland, Cal. [19488
Real water babies. (H 129439, July
1, 1909. )
WALKER (AUBREY VyYOYAN), Chicago,
(i. [19489
Attention. (H 128157, June 9, 1909.)
Wasson (C. L.), Decatur, II.
[19440-19445
of Decatur cereal co.’s
(H 128176—-128178, June
Burning
plant. 1-3.
10, 1909.)
Decatur, Ill. James Millikin uni-
versity. (H 128038, June 5, 1909.)
Lincoln, Ill, I. O. O. FE. orphaws
home. 1, 2. (H 128089, 128040, June
5, 1909. )
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nos. 26-30, July, 1909
WATERMAN (C. E.), Chicago, [ll. [16
photographs] [19446-19461
New York (U. S. S.), ships com-
pany.—Olympia (U. S. S8.)—Tonopah
(U.S. 8.) (H 1283836, June 14, 1909;
2c. June 7, 1909. H 128385, 128357,
June 14, 1909; 2 c. of each June 7,
1909. )
Georgia (U. S. S.)—Kansas (U. S.
S.)—Maine (U. S. S.) (H 128746—-
128748, June 24, 1909; 2 c. of each
June 26, 1909. )
Celtic (U. S. S.)—Georgia (U. S.
S.)—Maine (U. S. S.)—Minnesota
(U. S. S.)—Mississippi (U. S. S.)—
New Jersey (U.S. S.)—Ohio (U.S. 8.)
1, 2—Tacoma (U. S. S.)—Vermont
(U. S. 8S.) (H 129379-129385, 129887,
129388, July 1, 1909.)
Watts (Mrs. G. F.), Compton Lane,
England. [19462
Love and life; after G. F. Watts.
(F 77597, May 21, 1909; 2 ce. June 4,
1909. )
WAYLAND (W. R.), Clifton, Ariz.
[19463
Looking up the Frisco. (H 129246,
June 29, 1909.)
WEGNER (CHAS.), St. Cloud, Minn.
[19464-19467
St. Cloud, Minn. 1-4. (H 129247-
129250, June 29, 1909.)
Wene (CuHaAs. H.), Kiefer, Okla.
[19468
Kiefer, Okla., Glenn oil field. (H
129275, June 29, 1909.)
Wescott (W. T.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[19469
Wescott girl. (H 128020, June 5,
1909. )
WESSELS (FRED), JR., Savannah, Ga.
[19470
Leaving home forever. (F 176520,
May 13, 1909; 1 c May 18, 1909; 1-¢.
June 28, 1909.)
WESSLER (Hueco), New York, N. Y.
[19471-19476
I love my wife but oh you kid. 1-6.
(F 77618-77623, June 16, 1909; 2 c. of
each June 11, 1909.)
West (ANDREW) & BootH (FLORA),
Brooklyn, N. Y. [19477
Fulton (Robert) and his first steam-
boat. (H 1283874, June 15, 1909; 1 «.
June 15, 1909; 1 c. June 7, 1909.)
West (L. E.), Rock Island, Il.
[19478-19485
Black Hawks watch tower. 1-5.
(H 128097-128101, June 7, 1909.
19524
West (L. E.)—Continued.
Rock Island, Ill., Publication bidg.,
MW. of AL 1-3. (Hl 125110-125112,
Mar. 31, 1909; 2 c. of each Mar. 24,
1909.* )
WEST COAST ART co., Los Angeles, Cal.
[30 photographs] [19486-19515
Bisbee, Ariz. 1-3.—Boston & Supe-
rior co.—Courtland, Ariz. 1, 2.—Glee-
son, Ariz.—Globe, Ariz. 1—4.—Globe
mining district.—Heffern camp.—Hef-
fern claim.—Heffern claims, Timber
land.—Heffern dam _ site.—Heffern
mining co. dam site no. 2.—Hef-
fern reservoir. 1, 2.—New Courtland,
Ariz.—Old Dominion copper co.—War-
ren, Ariz. (H 128271-128292, June 12,
1909; 2 ¢. of each June 14, 1909.)
Clifton, Ariz.—Metcalf, Ariz. 1, 2.—
Morenea, Ariz.—San Jose, Cal.—Santa
Cruz, Cal.South Clifton, Ariz. (H
128593-128599, June 19, 1909.)
Roosevelt, Ariz., June, 1909. (H
129317, June 30, 1909.)
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co.. New York,
IN: ¥.. [19516-19519
February. (IF 78175, June 30, 1909.)
Frances. (F 781738, June 30, 1909.)
September. (F 78176, June _ 30,
1909. )
Theodosia. (KE 78174, June _ 380,
1909. )
WHITE (ArtHuR J.), Schenectady,
gt. ie 8 [19520
Schenectady high school, 1909. (H
1283382, June 14, 1909; 2 c. June 24,
1909.)
WuHitTeE (H. C.) company, North Ben-
nington, Yi. [19521
North American porcupine. 6224.
(H 128698, June 23, 1909; 2 c. June
24, 1909.)
WuHuiTtE (H. N.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[19522
King cornet. (F 77990, June 26,
1909. )
WHITE (LiLoyD), Washington, D. C.
[19523
Twilight. June 17,
1909. )
WHITE (Ropert H.), Herrin, I[11.
[19524
Blue and gray handshake. (H
129198, June 28, 1909; 2 c. June 18,
1909. )
(H 128504,
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19525
WHITE CITY ART Co., Chicago, III.
[19525, 19526
Country paradise. (F 77266, June
7, 1909.)
Dear old home. (F 77265, June 7,
1909. )
WHITEHEAD & Hoag co., Newark, N. J.
[19527
AW we .want is a fair) trial (a
128641, June 21, 1909.)
WIEDERSEIM (GRACE G.), Overbrook,
Pa. [19528, 19529
Dotty’s thoughts on June. (F
78014, June 26, 1909.)
Shoo bees.. (F 78015, June 26,
1909. )
WINEMAN (MopeE), Chicago, Ill. [12
photographs] [19530-19541
Bozenta (Count) in the vegetable
patch.—Modjeska. 14.—Modjeska’s
canyon.—Modjeska’s ranch. 1-6. (H
128085-128096, June 7, 1909.)
WoLrr (LovuIS) & CO., LTD., London,
England. [19542, 19543
Nero’s water festival; by Emil Ober-
hauser. (F 76841, May 22, 1909.)
To fairy realms; by Hans Zatzka.
(F 76840, May 22, 1909.)
WOoOLVEN (EDMUND L.), Poughkeepsie,
N; ¥. [19544, 19545
Tayior (James: Mi) — 1° 2; (H
128378, 128379, June 15, 1909; 2 e. of
each, June 19, 1909.)
Woop (Harry), Kansas City, Mo.
[19546-19549
Intellectual pup. (F 177331, June
7, 1909; 2 c. June 9, 1909.)
— (F 77578, June 14, 1909; 2 «¢.
June 16, 1909.)
— (F 77833, June 21, 1909; 2 «¢.
June 23, 1909.)
—— (F 78065, June 28, 1909; 2 «.
June 30, 1909.)
Woop (Otis F.), New York, N. Y.
[19550-19569
America’s history in cut outs. (F
77774, June 19, 1909.)
— (F 78064, June 28, 1909.)
Bub, he’s always to blame.
T7317, June 7, 1909.)
—— (F 77572, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F 77778, June 19, 1909.)
—— (F 78063, June 28, 1909.)
Poor old Robinson Crusoe. (FE
77574, June 14, 1909.)
—— (F T7772, June 19, 1909.)
—— (F 78062, June 28, 1909.)
(EF
pt. Ivy, n. 8., V. 4
Woop (Oris F.)—Continued.
Sambo and his funny noises.
77316, June 7, 1909.)
—-— (Ff TisT71, Jane 14553935
== — (EP T7170, June 19, 19095
—— (F 78059, June 28, 1909.)
Things as they ought to be.
77319, June 7, 1909.)
Those ridiculous
77320, June 7, 1909.)
(F 78060, June 28, 1909.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man,
(F 77318, June 7, 1909.)
(F 77573, June 14, 1909.)
— (F T7771, June 19, 1909.)
—— (F 78061, June 28, 1909.) ©
Younc, Lorp & RHopEs, Saulte Ste.
Marie, Mich. [19570-19578
Canadian lock disaster. 1-3.
128242128244, June 12, 1909.)
——48. (H 128812-128316, June
14, 1909.)
U. S. Army, Company C, 27th in-
fantry. (H 128059, June 7, 1909.)
ZIMMERMANN (C. EH.) Co., Chicago, III.
[130 prints] [19579-19708
Are you independent.—At harvest
time.—Be protected.—Be ready.—Be-
fore your candle.—Bride.—Clowns of
life.—Cupid lays aside. — Day
dreams.—Derelicts.—Dollars fly.—Dol-
lars grow.—Don’t live in dread.—Every —
lady.—Every tick of the clock means
money.—Even a dog saves.—Hviction.—
Future looks bright.—He never fails.—
He neyer had to look out for tomor-
row.—He never wasted.—He puts
off.—If I had saved my money.—It is
safe in a national bank.—It makes
home.—It makes things safe.—It’s nice
to fly high.—Keep your valuables.—
Lean dog.—Looking ahead.—Message
(A )—Miss Columbia.—Money grows.—
No matter what you do.—No matter
who puts it there.—Only thing Father
Time builds.—Shipwrecked.—Skipping
rope.—Some strike it rich Sound ad-
vice.—There is contentment.—There’s
sunshine.—They are going to be
fooled.—They will grow.—Thrift or
poverty.—When your money is in a
national bank.—Widow’s mite.—You
can be independent.—You can never
tell—You look for better things.—
You work hard.—Your daughter.—tst.
or 31st. (F 76524-76527, 76529, 765382-
76538, 76540, 76542-76545, 76547-76566,
76568-76582, 76584, May 18, 1909; 2 ec.
of each July 1, 1909.)
[Continued on page 291.]
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 26-30, July, 1909
ZIMMERMANN (C. HE.) co.—Continued. |
Are you proud of your shoes?—Are
you satisfied with your home?—Bare
rooms.—Bedroom furnishings.—Book-
cases. — Boys shoes. — Chiffoniers.—
Comfort.—Consensus of opinion.—
Consultation. — Davenports. — Dining
room.—Dining room chairs.—Dress
affair—bDressers.—Ease in summer
shoes.—Elegance and comfort.—Fall |
shoes.—Have you ever thought what
care is exercised ?—High shoes.—Ideal
room.—In full swing.—Iron beds.—
Kitchen furnishings.—Library furni-
ture.—Library tables.—Like the old
pair.—Little girls are hard on shoes.—
Metal beds.—Modern upholstered
couch. — Moying.— Natty summer
styles.—Old cabinet maker.—Our
strong shoes for strong boys.—
Parlor furniture.—Pedestal based ta-
bles.—Pick of our stock.—Planning.—
Primitive. — Safe.— School shoes. —
Shoes for balls and parties.—Shoes
19708
ZIMMERMANN (C. EH.) co.—Continued.
for the whole family.—Shoes that go
well together.—Sitting or standing.—
Sofas.—Turkish rockers.—Vacation
clearance.—We show more shoes in
the summer-time. — Welcome.—W ork
shoes.—You have noticed. (KF 77119-
77170, June 3, 1909; 2 c. of each July
1, 1909.)
Belt buckles.—Blame yourself.—
Bracelets.—Bridal gifts.—Commence-
ment gifts—Confirmation presents.—
Cuff buttons.—Hvery woman.—Gradua-
tion gifts —Hat pins.—Her birthday.—
Hope.—I]1-fitting glasses.—Irresist-
able toilet articles.—It takes the ring
to keep the girl—Leather goods.—
Little finger rings.—Necklaces and
pendants.—Rain or shine.—Silver
hand bags——Summer ornaments.—
Toilet accessories.—Turquoise jew-
elry.—Watch fobs.—Wedding rings.
(F 77284-77308, June 7, 1909; 2 «.
of each July 1, 1909.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Catalogue
since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts, and Prints completed by deposit__ 6, 672
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs completed by deposit____ 1, 362
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit
9, 495
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CLASS. |, FINE «ARTS
Yo save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy of the photograph is always omitted when the photograph has
been received on the day of entry.
would read: ‘“ Copyright by Mary P. Adelsperger, Chicago, Ill.
The notice after the first title, if printed in full,
Class I, XXe, no. 30148,
June 17, 1909; 1 photograph received June 17, 1909.”
ADELSPERGER (Mary P.), Chicago, Ill.
[19709, 19710
Cub Fan. Statue, small bust, man
with mustache, smiling broadly, wears
eld flat hat. (I 30148, June 17, 1909.)
Sox Fan. Statue, small bust of man
laughing, eyes screwed up. (1 30147,
June 17, 1909.)
ADLER (L.) BROS. & cCoO., Rochester,
as es [19711, 19712
Full dress. Two men, one wearing
a tuxedo coat. (I 30236, June 29,
1909. )
Winter days. Two men, one an el-
derly man. (I 30235, June 29, 1909.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC COMPANY. New
York, N. Y. [19713-19716
Autoing. Two men seated in an au-
tomobile, partial view of street. (I
80164, June 21, 1909.)
Friend in deed. Woman carrying a
tray upon which is a bottle and glass.
(I 30165, June 21, 1909.)
Miss Simplicity. Head of girl, hair
hangs about her face. (i 30163, June
21, 1909.)
Mountain battery. On side of moun- |
tain, a mounted cannon which several
men are engaged in loading. (I 30150,
June 18, 1909.)
Fall River,
[19717, 19718
AMERICAN PRINTING CO.,
Mass.
Day at the shore.
merry-go-round. (I 30063, June 10,
1909.)
On trial for naughtiness.
girl in center of four grown up women.
(I 30064, June 10, 1909.)
ANDERSON (L. M.), Atlanta, Ga.
[19719
Oh, you kid. Landscape with three
figures, tall thin girl, short fat man.
(I 30216, June 28, 1909.)
A section of a |
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[19720-19733
Auto girl—May. Young woman in
auto coat seated in a machine, hands
on steering wheel. (I 30085, June 12,
1909.)
Basket ball girl—March. Young
woman in white blouse holding basket
ball. (I 80083, June 12, 1909.)
Bathing girl—July. Attractive
young woman, head just showing out
of water. (I 30087, June 12, 1909.)
Canoe girl—June. Young woman,
head leaned against canoe paddle. (I
30086, June 12, 1909.)
Fencing girl— January. Young
woman, red heart on left side of
blouse, foil in hands. (I 80081, June
12, 1909.)
Fishing girl—April. Young woman,
fishing rod held in right hand. (1
30084, June 12, 1909.)
Foot ball girl—November. Young
woman in red sweater holding foot
ball on shoulder. (I 30091, June 12,
1909. )
Golf girl—October.
in outing costume holding
Young woman
golf stick
' over shoulder. (I 30090, June 12,
1909.)
Hockey girl—February. Young
woman, hockey stick over shoulder.
(I 380082, June 12, 1909.)
Memories. Young woman standing
before an open fire, open book in hand.
(I 30094, June 12, 1909.)
Northern girl—December. Young
| Woman in sweater, toboggan cap and
| gloves.
A small |
(I 30092, June 12, 1909.)
Riding = girl—September. Young
woman in riding costume holding crop.
(I 30089, June 12, 1909.)
Waiting. Young woman in evening
gown standing beside ornamental gate.
(I 30093, June 12, 1909.)
Yachting—August. Young woman in
sailor costume, hands on ropes of rig-
ging. (I 30088, June 12, 1909.).
293
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19734
Avupia (ANTONIO), Chicago Ill. [19734
Carved table. Supported by four
legs representing winged monsters.
(I 30207, June 28, 1909.)
BACHMANN (M.), New York, N. Y.
[19735
Bust, showing
(I 30118, May
Lincoln (Abraham).
second layer of beard.
11, 1909.)
BEIFELD (JOSEPH), Chicago, Ill. [19786
Sherman hotel. 15 story building
with cupolas at three corners. (I
30197, June 25, 1909.)
BENEKER (GERRIT A.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[197387
In the glare of the bessemer. Phase
of the steel works known as the bes-
semer process. In foreground is a
workman with a hand ladle taking a
sample from a mould. Two men are
removing the plug from a ladle. (I
30266, July 1, 1909.)
BIDDLE (THOS. W.) JR., Jersey City,
Nita:
[19738
Two family house plan. Floor plan
containing five rooms and bath. (I
30233, June 29, 1909.)
BRETT LITHOGRAPHING COo., New York,
11, ae [19739
Daisy. Girl with large hat. (I
30234, June 29, 1909.)
BRITTAN (SAMUEL C.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[19740
Man and woman in winter costumes.
Winter scene in background, with tree
and buildings in distance.
June 21, 1909.)
BuRBANK (E. A.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[19741-19746
Geronimo (Chief) Apache Indian.
Cloth around head. (I 30105, June 15,
1909; 1 photo May 15,1909.)
Geronimo (Chief) Apache Indian.
Cloth around head.
1909; 1 photo May 13, 1909.)
Joseph (Chief) Nez Perces Indian.
Feather in head, round ear rings. (I
30246, June 14, 1909.)
Joseph (Chief) Nez Perces Indian.
Profile, with feather on head. (130106,
June 15, 1909; 1 photo May 15, 1909.)
Red Cloud (Chief) Sioux Indian.
Eagle feather in head. (I 30245, June
14, 1909.)
Red Cloud (Chief) Sioux Indian.
Profile with feather on head. (130107,
June 15, 1909; 1 photo May 15, 1909.)
(I 30160, |
(I 30104, June 15, -
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
BurRKE (G. I.), United States. [19747
Head of Christ. Facial expression
is most angelic, kind and loving, white
garment, red mantle. (I 30208, June
28, 1909.)
BUTLER BROS., Chicago, Ill. [19748
New York, N. Y. Balloon view,
showing Jersey City in foreground. (I
30198, June 25, 1909.)
CARLYLE (FLORENCE), New York, N. Y.
[19749
Girl you ought to know. Young
woman resting her head on mantle-
piece. (I 30078, June 11, 1909.)
(FREDERICK STUART), New
York; Ne [19750, 19751
Sea birds. Young girl seated on
sands by the sea, four sea birds on
left. (I 30178, June 23, 1909.)
Sea siren on a dolphin. She is blow-
ing a horn made of sea Shell, three sea
gulls behind her. (I 30177, June 23,
1909. )
CHURCH
CLAY, RoBinson & co., Chicago, Ill.
[19752
Sheep shearing in Lammermoors,
Scotland. Scottish sheep shearing
scene showing five men. (I 30174,
June 16, 1909.)
Coca cota co., Atlanta, Ga.
[19753, 19754
Girl sitting holding
(I 30116,
Coca cola girl.
a glass with her right hand.
June 16, 1909.)
Happy days. Smiling female figure,
right hand raised holding a glass filled
with dark colored drink. (I 30269,
July 1, 1909.)
Cottier (P. F.) & son, New York,
Me [19755-19758
King George Il1I—Dear Sir: When
in the course of—— Man in Conti-
nental uniform seated in cannon-ball.
(I 30247, June 30, 1909.)
Peach basket; by Charles Dana Gib-
son. Young girl of ingenue type, hat
with deep full crown—a peach basket.
(I 30186, June 238, 1909.)
Pirate (The); by Maxfield Parrish.
Ferocious looking individual, wears
large hat with rolling brim. (I 30185,
June 23, 1909.)
With the eye of the mind; by Fred-
eric Remington. Three Indians on
horseback in various attitudes of ter-
ror. (I 30120, June 16, 1909.)
294.
FINE ARTS
nos. 26-380, July, 1909
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co., New
York, N. Y¥. [19759
Pocahontas; by F. C. Yohn. Land-
scape showing group of Indians mak-
ing preparations for taking Capt.
Smith’s life. (I 30244, June 30, 1909.)
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[19760-19762
Harvest time in Sussex. Harvest
scene showing men gathering rye. (I
380067, June 11, 1909.)
Shepherd (The). Summer §land-
scape, shepherd with large flock of
sheep. (I 30065, June 11, 1909.)
You mustn’t listen. Little girl lean-
ing her head on her hands on the key-
board of a piano. (I 30066, June 11,
1909.)
CREAM OF WHEAT Co., Minneapolis,
Minn. [19763
Interior of dining car, travelers
Seated at a table, cook approaching
with tray of breakfast food. (I 30195,
June 25, 1909.)
CROWELL PUB. co. New York, N. Y.
[19764
Lavender girl. Girl’s head, large
hat. (I 30159, June 21. 1909.)
Curtis & CAMERON, INc., Boston, Mass.
[19765
Baby Bunting; by A. M. Upjohn.
Chubby baby, white cap, its right
hand pointing downward. (I 30194.
June 25, 1909.)
DANFoRTH MILLS co., Chicago, Ill.
[19766-19769
Are you hiding your own better self.
Employer on right sizing up two fig-
ures. (I 30099, May 15, 1909.)
Don’t hold yourself down. Man in
stooping posture holding down a figure
who is on hands and knees. (I 30097,
May 15, 1909.)
Grasp your opportunity. One open
hand on each side of a bag. (I 30098,
May 15, 1909.)
We back our pictures with this solid
guarantee. Hand pointing to tablet
with inscription. (I 30100, May 15,
1909. )
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, Il.
[19770-19772
| Altar shrine. Upper part of shrine
is supported by pedestal; monogram
M in the round panel. (I 30264, July
1, 1909.)
19782
DAPRATO STATUARY cCO.—Continued.
Gothic candle stick. Top of candle
stick shows cherub heads in relief,
near base are ornamental designs.
(I 80265, July 1, 1909.)
Vase with thirteen brass branches
with bulbs for electric lights. (I
380263, July 1, 1909.)
Dixon (E. T.), Southampton, England.
[19773
War. Standing upon a rock is a
figure in a long mantle, holding up a
large trumpet like horn. Upon the
horn are human skulls. Behind him
is a kneeling woman. (I 30267, July
1, 1909.)
Dixon (JOS.) CRUCIBLE co., Jersey
City; N. J: [19774
Airship (The)
several people in it.
29, 1909. )
DowELL (EtHeL H.), Greeley, Colo.
[19775
Columbine, no. 38. (Aquilegia coeru-
iea). Three columbine blossoms and
two buds attached to four stems. (I
30206, June 26, 1909.)
DRAKE (W. H.), New York, N. Y.
[19776
On guard. Lion stands in center
An airship with
(I 80231, June
foreground looking to right. (I 30076,
June 11, 1909.)
DUBUQUE ALTAR MFG. co., Dubuque,
Towa. [19777-19779
Altar, vestment case and confes-
sional combined 1562. (I 80110, June
15, 1909.)
Gothic altar 1558. (1 30109, June
$5, 1909.)
Gothic main altar 1556. (I 30108,
June 15, 1909.)
Epwarps (WILLIAM HE.), Brooklyn,
Da age [19780
Apollo as musical judge. Medallion,
Apollo slightly draped, in right hand
a wreath of laurel. (I 30232, June 29,
1909. )
FAIRCHILD Co., Chicago, Ill. [19781
Fairchild color chart; by R. M. Wil-
cox. Correct guide to the proper se-
lection in Men’s and women’s dress.
(I 30187, June 23, 1909.)
FAIRCHILD PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[19782
Bathing girls; by Orson Lowell.
Group of six girls in bathing costumes,
with messenger boy in center of the
sroup. (i 30212. "June: 21, “1909s 2
i photo June 28, 1909.)
295
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ferris (J. L. G.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[19783
Last charge of the Black Watch at
Ticonderoga. Mass of Highlanders
climbing through tangle of fallen
trees, officer with hand raised. (I
30111, June 15, 1909.)
FrRoMEN (AGNES V.), Chicago, I.
[19784
Lee (Robert E.) Nine inch bust,
standing collar open showing tie,
lapels thrown back. (I 80061, June
10, 1909.)
G. A. R., Louis Bett post, Manchester,
je, ow & bs [19785
Lincoln (Abraham) ; statue by John
Rogers. Lincoln seated, in his left
hand he holds a supposed war map.
(I 80059, June 7, 1909.)
GANNETT (W. H.), 1nc., Augusta, Me.
[19786
Seated woman, holding
(I 30046,
Comfort.
upon her lap a nude child.
June 9, 1909.)
GARRE (S.), New York, N. Y.
[Boy series; by Ellen H. Clapsad-
dle.] 1-4. (I 80132-80135, June 17,
1909.)
[Christmas series; by Ellen H. Clap-
saddle.] 1-4. (I 30140-30148, June
17, 1909.)
[Fourth of July series; by C. Chap-
man.}] 1-6. (I 80040-80045, June 9,
1909.)
[Hallowe’en series; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle.] 1-6. (G 30026-30031, |
June 9, 1909.)
[Snow boy series;
saddle.] 1-4.
17, 1909.)
[Street urchin series.] 1, 2. (I
30130, 30131, June 17, 1909.)
[Thanksgiving series; by Ellen H.
Clapsaddle.] 1-8. (I 30032-30039,
June 9, 1909.)
[Thanksgiving series;
by Ellen H. Clap-
(I 30186-30139, June
by R. Veen-
fliet.] 1-6. (I 30020-30025, June 9,
1909. )
GRASTY (Mason C.), Washington, D. C.
[19827
Fork in the road. Landscape, forest
in background showing forks in the |
(I 30166, June 21, 1909; 1 photo |
road.
June 24, 1909.)
GROSSET & DunLAP, New York, N. Y.
[19828
Motor girl; by F. Heal Chr isty
Young woman in motor costume, gloved
hands holding wheel. (I 30184, June
23, 1909; 1 photo June 30. 1909.)
[19787-19826 |
——
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
HIANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), Munich, Ger-
many. [19829-19832
Blanche Fontaine; by H. Fenner-
Behmer. Woman standing at a door
about to enter a room. (I 30154, June
19, 1909.)
Cosy home; by W. Menzler. Young
woman returning home to apartment
which is decorated with pictures. (I
30151, June 19, 1909.)
Serious mishap; by HE. Gruetzner.
Monastery wine cellar, a monk drops
a basket filled with bottles. (I 30153,
June 19, 1909.)
Springtime; by W. Menzler. Young
woman standing on edge of wood, she
is admiring the spring blossoms. (I
| 30152, June 19, 1909.)
| HIRSCHBERG (CARL), Buffalo, N. Y¥.
[19833
lirst tooth. Mother sitting on dav-
enport with baby in her lap, father is
kneeling and looks intently at baby’s
mouth. (I 30112, June 15, 1908.)
HOLLISTER (GRANGER A.), Rochester,
Now [19834
Mighty angel to whom much incense
is given and the holy city. A stained
glass window of three sections with
Gothic tracery above. (I 30205, June
23, 1909; 1 photo June 1, 1909.)
Hoop (C. I.) co., Lowell, Mass. [19835
Bright eyes. Head of little girl,
curls and ornamented with a bow. (1
30047, June 9, 1909.)
Hupson (GRACE), Ukiah, Cal.
[19836-19840
Basket baby no. 222. Baby fastened
in carrying basket. (I 30251, June 30,
1909.)
Canvas no. 342. Poma Indian child
standing in a field of California pop-
pies. (I 30248, June 30, 1909.)
Canvas no. 343. Indian boy stand-
ing in field of wild flowers, holding a
bird’s nest. (I 30249, June 30, 1909.)
Canvas no. 344. Two Indian chil-
| dren, teasing a hen with brood of chick-
ens. (I 30252, June 30, 1909.)
Canvas no 345. Yokia Indian baby
nude creeping up to dog. (I 380250,
June 380, 1909.)
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE, New York,
News [19841
Fulton (Robert) at Clermont, the
home of Chancellor Livingston, August
18, 1807. Group standing at foot of
steps, Fulton in center, indicates with
gesture the Clermont. (I 30146, June
17, 1909.)
296
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nos. 26-380, July, 1909
KAHN TAILORING CO., Indianapolis, Ind.
[19842-19850
[Drawings illustrating men’s cloth-
ing.] 1-9. (I 30121-80129, June 16,
1909. )
KOEHLER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[19851-19854
First steamboat on Hudson river,
Robert Fulton’s Clermont, 1807.
Hudson river, boat, five people on
shore waving. (I 30180, June 23,
1909. )
Hudson’s (Henry) Half Moon, dis-
covery of the Hudson river, 1609.
Hudson river, boat, shore showing
large rock, Indian tent, five Indians.
(I 30182, June 23, 1909.)
Hudson river with boat, a
canoe containing two Indians. (I
380179, June 23, 1909.)
Robert Fulton steamboat, Hudson
river, 1909. Hudson river with the
steamboat Robert Fulton, shore, two
people waving. (I 30181, June 23,
1909. )
1 photo of each May 27, 1909.
LAMASURE (Epwin), Washington,
Hs Cc. [19855-19861
Early morning. Late summer land-
Scape, brook, Swampy meadows cov-
ered with tall grass. (I 30074, June
11, 1909. )
Evening shadows. Summer land-
seape at sunset, stream of water. (I
30069, June 11, 1909.)
Evergreens (The). Winter land-
scape, narrow stream; on bank ever-
greens. (I 30070, June 11, 1909.)
Homestead (The). Summer land-
scape, country road, on road a number
of chickens. (I 30075, June 11, 1909.)
Late afternoon. Summer landscape,
stream running from background to
right foreground. (I 30071, June 11,
1909. )
Sunset calm. Three mast sailing
ship anchored within a short distance
from shore. (I 30072, June 11, 1909.)
Winter’s evening. Winter land-
seape, a large leafless tree, a house
and a barn. (I 30073, June 11, 1909.)
LA VALLEY (Jonas J.), Springfield,
Mass. [19862
Springfield, Mass., birth in 1636. A
river valley landscape in mid-August,
in foreground is a marsh. (I 30117,
June 16, 1909.)
LEWIS AND SHAMBOW, Boston, Mass.
[19863
Tucker (Wm. J.) President of Dart-
mouth college. Medallion of bust. (I
30162, June 14, 1909.)
ARTS
LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF VIRGINIA, Rich-
mond, Va. [19864
American beauty. Girl, large hat
long thin tie with bow at her neck.
(I 30079, June 12, 1909.)
LIFE PUB. CoO.. New York, N. Y.
[19865-19869
Boy’s best friend; by Wm. L. Jacobs.
Interior of woodhouse, irate father
sits switch in hand. (I 380237, June
29, 1909.)
Dull care: This is mo country for
me; by Wm. H. Walker. President
Taft, Columbia, and Uncle Sam all in
holiday humor. (I 30168, June 21,
1909.)
Lowering the temperature for moth-
er and the girls; by Orson. Lowell.
Room occupied by several college boys,
two boys making desperate effort to
hide undressed pictures. (I 80096,
June 12, 1909.)
Right time; by Edmund Frederick.
Old garden, old lady reading under
tree, young’man and woman standing
by sun dial. (I 30035, June 12, 1909.)
Universal language. American man
of war lying in harbor, one of the offi-
cers having love scene with Spanish
girl. (I 30167, June 21, 1909.)
McCaLtL (CHAS: W.) AND WYTHE
(WILLSON J.), Oakland, Cal.
[19870
Drawing 2, buildi:g no. 222 of floor
plan. Building provided with a porch
extending across the front. L S017,
June 19, 1909.)
McKERNAN (FRANK), Ridley Park, Pa.
[19871
First trip of the Liberty bell, scene
in front of Independence Hall, Phil-
adelphia, 1776. Liberty bell on flat top
wagon drawn by two oxen. (I 30145,
June 17, 1909.)
Manzi, JOoYANT & co., Paris, France.
[19872
Episode du Siége de Granville en
1793, par les Vendéens; Mort du Maire
Clément-Desmaisons; par Maurice
Henri Orange. City of Granville, citi-
zens and soldiers. (I 80103, June 15,
1909.)
MERKLEY (STANLEY A.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[19878
International show of poultry, pig-
eons, and pet stock. Uncle Sam sym-
bolized in his usual attire extends his
band to welcome Miss Canada.’ (TI
50190, June 24. 1909.)
297
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19874
MERRIAM (JOHN W.) & co., New York,
Oe a. [19874
Rubaiyat. English bulldog, standing
erect on all four legs. (I 30101, June
14, 1909. )
MiILLeT (F. D.), Washington, D. C.
[19875
Exploration by water. Canoe, an
Indian grasping a paddle, white man
sitting with gun. (I 30158, June 19,
1909; 1 photo June 15, 1909.)
MiTrcHELL (Eva B.), Riverside, 1.
> [19876
Making both ends meet. Statue,
baby sitting, its toe in its mouth. (I
30161, June 21, 1909.)
Moore (Epwarp B.), West Chester, Pa.
[19877
Group in bronze composed of three
figures. Central figure is a man of
heroic stature, bare foot boy on right.
(I 25482, Apr. 28, 1908; 1 photo June
29, 1909.)
MurepHy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [19878
Autumn, Montauk Point. Cloudy
day, large oak tree in foreground. (I
30211, June 28, 1909.)
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Orange, Mass. [19879
Attention. Girl peering from behind
a panel, right hand raised, index finger
pointing upward. (I 30268, July 1,
1909. )
NEWARK EVENING NEWS PUB. co., New-
ark, Nod. [19880
New Jersey and her home newspa-
per. The state of New Jersey in the
form of a woman, holding and read-
ing a newspaper. (I 80199, June 24,
1909.)
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO., Chicago, Il.
[19881
Thirsty globe. Carricature, figure
of a man seated on camp stool, man’s
head being formed of the globe. (I
80115, June 16, 1909.)
OstTHAUS (EpMuUND H.), Toledo, Ohio.
[19882
Breadaway (The). Autumn land-
Scape showing hunting dogs in fore-
ground. (I 30077, June 11, 1909.)
PARKER (J. W.), Kansas City, Mo.
[19883
3 waterways to the sea from Kansas
City. Missouri and Mississippi rivers
to Gulf of Mexico, [ete.] (I 80080,
June 12, 1909.)
PETERSON (GEORGE D.), Chicago, Ill.
[19884-19886
Harvard mascot ink stand. Statue,
donkey. (I 30215. May 10, 1909.)
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 4
PETERSON (GEORGE D.)—Continued.
Princeton mascot ink stand. Statue,
Tiger. (I 30218, May 10, 1909.)
Yale mascot ink stand. Statue, Bull
dog. (I 30214, May 10, 1909.)
PLUMB (HENRY GRANT), New York,
IN: ¥. [19887, 19888
Moses. Boy standing feet in water
among the bulrushes holding a frog.
(I 30230, June 28, 1909.)
Purple grape. Boy, looking through
the leaves of a grape vine. (I 30229,
June 28, 1909.) '
POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD., Battle Creek,
Mich. [19889
Sweet memories. Little girl in a
chair with a shelf on which is a bowl,
has dropped to sleep. (I 80118, June
16, 1909.)
PRESENT & co., New York, N. Y. [19890
Nugangl. Young man without hat
engaged in examining the band of his
trousers. (I 80162, June 21, 1909.)
QUIMBY (FREDERICK J.) co., Boston,
Mass. [19891
Honorine; by H. Raleigh. Young
girl seated on bench under a tree. (1
30149, June 18, 1909.)
RicH (HERMAN), Seattle, Wash.
[19892
Angeline (Princess). Bust in plas-
ter of Indian woman’s head. (I 30155,
June 14, 1909.)
RICHARDSON (GEORGE S.), Norfolk, Va.
[19893
Chadwick (Lieut. Com. F. L.) In
full dress uniform, his left hand rest-
ing on top of his sword. (1 380144,
June 17, 1909.)
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago, Ill.
[19894-19896
Fall & winter fashions. Gentleman
and lady walking in snow storm. (I
30208, June 26, 1909.)
Perfect fit. Two gentlemen in draw-
ing room. (I 80201, June 26, 1909.)
Wool test. Gentlemen showing wool
test by pouring acid on bolt of cloth.
(I 80202, June 26, 1909.)
RusH (OLIVE), Wilmington, Del.
[19897
Gospel (The). Hight panels, Christ,
Andrew and Peter surrounded by four
angels. (I 30196, June 25, 1909.)
RUSSELL (CHAS. Marion), Great Falls,
Mont. [19898-19909
Cheyenne warrior. Mounted Indian
in war dress. (I 30217, June 28, 1909.)
298
FINE
nos. 26-30, July, 1909
ARTS
RUSSELL (CHAS. Marton )—Continued.
Cinch ring. Rustlers branding a
maverick. (I 30221, June 28, 1909.)
Disputed trail. Mounted prospector
with pack horse meeting a bear. (I
30223, June 28, 1909.)
Hunting party. Snow scene, Indian
mounted in advance of squaws and
pack horses. (I 30218, June 28, 1909.)
In without knocking. Cowboys rid-
ing into saloon in western town. (I
30220, June 28, 1909. )
Land of Kootneais. Lake shore, In-
dian sitting on rock watching canoe
approach. (I 30225, June 28, 1909.)
Medicine man. Indian mounted on
pony, carrying coup stick. (I 30228,
June 28, 1909.)
Tricks in all trades. Cowpuncher
forcing the sheriff to trade horses at
the point of a gun. (I 30226, June 28,
1909.)
Utica. Western town, horse buck-
ing, mounted cowboys watching. (I
30219, June 28, 1909.)
Wagon boss. Mounted man on raised
ground, watching a wagon train pull
the hill from Ft. Benton. (I 30222,
June 28, 1909.)
Wounded. Buffalo cow goring horse
mounted by an Indian. (I 30227, June
28, 1909.)
York. Historical picture of Lewis
pnd Clark showing the negro, York, two
Indians are examining his skin. (I
30224, June 28, 1909.)
(WittiAM V.), New York,
WNL Y. [19910
Taft (President). Portrait of head
and bust. (I 30200, June 26, 1909.)
ScHWARTZ’S (SAMUEL) SONS & vwO.,
New York, N. Y. [19911-19919
Capri; by Albert Wenck. Landscape
with steep rocks. (I 30238, June 380,
1909. )
Debutante (The) ; by Martin Kavel.
Bust of young girl, black hat tied with
yeil under her chin. (I 30191, June
25, 1909.)
Dreamer (The); by Jean Beauduin.
Young girl seated with roses in her
lap. (I 30240, June 30, 1909.)
Happy hour; by C. Bergen. Young
peasant woman going home from
work, before her children singing. (I
30242, June 30, 1909.)
Homeward; by Maurice Rousseau.
Flock of sheep coming along a path
through the woods. (I 30239, June
30, 1909.)
ScCHEVILL
19933
ScHwWartTz's (SaAM.) sons & co.—Con.
In pasture; by E. Bail. Flock of
| Sheep grazing under a big oak tree.
(I 30241, June 30, 1909.)
Pledge of love; by Tanoux. Late
afternoon hour, young girl seated knit-
ting. (I 30248, June 30, 1909.)
Vision of Fairyland; by Jean Beau-
duin. Forest. young girl gazing at
procession of female figures. (I 30193,
June 25, 1909.)
Youth of the King of Rome; by J.
Giradet. King of. Rome seated on
bank of pond about to sail a boat. (I
30192, June 25, 1909.)
SHAFER (CLAUDE), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[19920
Old man Grump. Statue, bald
headed old man, holding hammer over
left shoulder. (I 30188, June 24, 1909.)
SHarP (J. H.), Crow Agengy, Mont.
[19921
Baby Blanket Bull. Indian papoose
wrapped in blanket, Indian fashion.
(I 30156, June 19, 1909.)
SHERRIN (D.), London, England.
[19922
Windsor castle from the _ river.
Summer landscape at sunset, Windsor
castle in distance. (I 30068, June 11,
1909. )
SHorEY (Gro. H.), Grantwood, N. J.
[19923-19933
An athlete about
(I 800538, June 9,
Base-ball pitcher.
to pitch a base-ball.
1909.)
Basket ball player. An athlete leap-
ing in the air. (I 80057, June 9, 1909.)
Discus-thrower. An athlete in ac-
tion about to throw a circular dise. (I
30049, June 9, 1909.)
Foot-ball players. A player with the
ball held under his right arm. (I
30058, June 9, 1909.)
Hammer thrower (The). An ath-
lete in act of whirling a hammer around
his head preparatory to throwing. (I
30055, June 9, 1909.)
Hockey player. An athlete with
skates on, poised on his right leg on
the ice. (I 80056, June 9, 1909.)
Hurdler (The). An athlete in ac-
tion just after clearing a hurdle. (I
80054, June 9, 1909.)
Jumper (The). An athlete in ac-
tion in the act of landing on the ground
just after having leaped over a bar.
(I 30052, June 9, 1909.)
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SHorey (Gro. H.)—Continued.
Lacrosse player. An athlete in ac-
tion with lacrosse stick in hand. (I
30051, June 9, 1909.)
Runner (The). An athlete in action
running. (I 30050, June 9, 1909.)
Shot-putter. Low relief of an ath-
lete, left arm outstretched. (I 30048,
June 9, 1909.)
1 photo of each May 28, 1909.
SMEDLEY (WILLIAM THOMAS), New
Monks. We [199384
Awakening of a commonwealth. A
female figure seated against a marble
keystone, raising the veil of night. (I
30060, June 10, 1909.)
Smitu (De Cost), New York, N. Y.
[19935-19988
Iroquois mask ceremony, dance of
the maskers. Three masked medicine
men. (I 30170, June 22, 1909.)
—entrance of the maskers. A
number of masked medicine-men enter-
ing the council house. (I 30169, June
22, 1909.)
a masked medicine man. A
single figure with wooden mask, he
holds a staff. (I 30171, June 22, 1909.)
restraining the leader. A chief
in ordinary dress holding back the
leader of the masked medicine-men.
(I 30172, June 22, 1909.)
SPIELVOGEL (HmMiL), New York, N. Y.
[199389, 19940
Marchande de fleurs 4 Middelburg;
par Charles Houben. Street in a small
Dutch town, wagon filled with flowers.
(I 30175, June 22, 1909.)
Village en Zelande; par Charles Hou-
ben. A street in the Dutch town of
Middelburg. (I 30176, June 22, 1909.)
STONE, VAN Dresser co., New York,
ie ae [19941
Man, in monk’s attire welcoming lit-
tle children into house. Man in door-
way, welcoming to Slumberland, wee
little tots, in their night dresses. (I
30119, June 16, 1909.)
TRANT (JOSEPH H.), New York, N. Y.
[19942
Bill, the beamer. Statue, Presi-
dent at a base ball game, beaming ex-
pression, holding a base ball. (I 30183,
June 23, 1909.)
UNITED STATES PLAYING CARD Co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [19948, 19944
Dixie girl. Young girl sitting posi-
tion, curl on each shoulder. (I 30209,
June 28, 1909.)
Trail (The). Indian in full war
paint riding down the Canyon trail.
(I 80210, June 28, 1909.)
VAN AMRINGE GRANITE CO., Boston,
Mass. [19945
Blocksom exedra. Exedra form hay-
ing four large square posts with in-
scription tablets. (1 301738, June 22,
1909. )
WILE (HERMANN) & co., Buffalo,
Ne Ye
[19946-19955
Athletic scene. Man standing wear-
ing two button sack coat. (1 80256,
June 80, 1909.)
Automobile scene. Man _ standing
wearing automobile coat. (I 30255,
June 30, 1909.)
Indoor athletic scene. Man stand-
ing bareheaded, in right hand holds a
card. (I 380257, June 30, 1909.)
Office scene. Man asif walking from
office. (I 30259, June 30, 1909.)
Outdoor scene. Man standing wear-
ing overcoat. (I 380254, June 30, 1909.)
Park scene. Man wearing box over-
coat putting on glove on left hand.
(I 80261, June 30, 1909.)
Posing scene. Man standing, feet
wide apart. (I 30253, June 30, 1909.)
Promenade scene. Man _ standing
resting hand on walking stick. (I
380262, June 30, 1909.)
Street scene. Man standing putting
on gloves. (I 80258, June 380, 1909.)
Train scene. Man standing with
facetotrain. I30260, June 30, 1909.)
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., New
Haven, Conn. [19956
Flying grouse. Woodland scene
with large grouse in the foreground.
(I 80114, June 16, 1909.)
Wor & co., Philadelphia, Pa. [19957 —
Good day’s work. Country scene, —
man in foreground, gun under right
arm several dead rabbits suspended
from his left arm. (I 30062, June 10,
1909.)
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph
each and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1909________________ 2, 428
()
300
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Nos. 31-34
AUGUST, 1909
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that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “‘shall be admitted in any
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as follows:
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Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; ‘‘I,’? Class I, Drawings or plastic works of a
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Prints and pictorial illustrations. ‘‘©”’’ stands for copyright of a published work,
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An annual index of proprietors is furnished for this part in the December issue.
The subscription price for Part 4, which must be for the complete calendar year, is
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CLASSES H-K,
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC
WORKS OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHO-
TOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
ADAMS (HARRIET CHALMERS), New
Work, N.Y. [19958, 19959
Bolivian infantry. (© July 21, 1909;
eG aaly 22, 1909; J 129619.)
(©
La Paz, Bolivia, Street scene.
Seige oe; 2 ec. July 22, 1909; J
129618. )
ADAMS (JOHN H.), Portland, Me.
[19960
Partridge eggs and nest. (© July
24, 1909; 2 c. July 27, 1909; J 129807.)
AMERICAN MASONIC FEDERATION, INC.,
Idaho. [19961
Coat of arms of universal freema-
sonry and ancient and accepted Scot-
tish rite. (© July 2, 1909; 2c. July
= A909: K 15.)
ANDERSON (M. J.), Bay Shore, N. Y.
[19962
Railroad wreck on Long Island rail-
road, Bay Shore, L. I., July 10, 1909.
(© July 12, 1909; 2 c. July 18, 1909;
J A29779.)
BACHMAN (ALoys C.), Commerce, Tex.
[19963
EK. T. N. college and dormitories.
(© July 2, 1909; 2 c. July 6, 1909; J
129543. )
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
Na Yi. [19964-19974
Curtiss- Herring aeroplane. 822-1.
(© July 19, 1909; 2 c. July 22, 1909;
J 129614.)
Taft (Charlie) and Bishop Wright.
(© July 6, 1909; 2 c. July 22, 1909;
J 129612.)
Thaw (EHvelyn), White Plains.
884-12. (© July 15, 1909; 2c. July
22, 1909; J 129615.)
Thaw (Harry). 831-5. (© July |
16, 1909; 2 ¢c. July 22, 1909; J 129613.) |
833-12: (© July 16, 1909;.2 c. |
July 22, 1909; J 129616.)
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM )—Continued.
Thaw (Mrs. Harry). 8364. (©
July: 16,1909 3 2 .¢) July 22.) 19098
129662)
iif court. 8386-5. (© July 46,
1909; 2c. July 22, 1909; J 129621.)
Wright (Bishop) (© July 2, 1909;
Zea uly 22) 109; J 120012: )
Wright (Orville) in flight, July 1,
1909; 1, 2... (©: July. 2, 1909; 2. ¢. of
each July 6, 1909; J 1295387, 129535. )
Wright brothers. (© July 2, 1909;
2c. July 6, 1909; J 1295386.)
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.), Des Moines,
Iowa. [19975
Ft. Robinson, Nebr., 8th U. S. eav-
ley CC) balys t 1909- 2c: July 6
1909; J 129776.)
BARKER (B. BENTON), Burlington, Vt.
[19976
Burlington, Vt. (© July 16, 1909;
2c. July 6, 1909; J 129620.)
BERGEN (G. F.), Pasadena, Cal. [19977
H. H. Godber. (H 129298, June 26,
1909. )
BIoGRAPH co., New York, N. Y. [Mov-
ing picture rolls. ] [19978-19987
Cardinals conspiracy. (© 1c. July
12, 1909; J 129525.)
(©) tc. daly, 27,
Convict’s sacrifice.
190935 129772.)
Country doctor.
1909; J 129513.)
(©: Lic. July.9:
Friend of the family. (©1c. July
16, 1909; J 129548.)
Jealosy and the man. (©1c. July
21, 1909; J 129609.)
Message (The) (© 1. July 6,
1909; J 129505.)
Necklace (The) (© 1. July 3,
1909; J 129504.)
Renunciation. (© 1 ce July 21,
1909; J 129610.)
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19988
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v. 4
BrioGRAPH co.—Continued.
Sweet and twenty. (©1c. July 24,
1909; J 129674.)
Tender hearts.
1909; J 129547.)
BLATTNER (HENRY), St. Louis, Mo.
[19988, 19989
St. Louis, Mo. Planters hotel.
(© July 19, 1909; 2 ce. July 12, 1909;
J 129635.)
—— Wright building. (© July 19,
1909; 2c July 12, 1909; J 129634.)
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co., New York,
ING OY [19990
Amour profond; by A. Guillaume.
S444- “(@©r July 4 29095 °2 c. duly *4,
1809; J 129501.)
BROADWELL (Wm. A.), Newark, N. J.
[19991
Basking Ridge, N. J., historic oak.
(© July 23, 1909; 2 c. July 21, 1909;
J 129682. )
Brown (ADIN N.),
(© 1c July 16,
Missouri Valley,
Iowa. [19992
Missouri Valley, Iowa. (© July
14, 1909; 2 ce. July 13, 1909; J 129710.)
CHATTERTON (CLARENCE K.), New-
burgh, N. Y. [199938
Come to Newburgh, N. Y. Hudson-
Fulton celebration. F 78192, June 14,
1909.*)
CHAUFTY (HENRY C.), Watonga, Okla.
[19994-19996
Cheyenne Indian encampment. (©
delyod 19095 2 e. Muly .G...19095 a
129559. )
Cheyenne sun dance. (© July 1,
1, 1909; 2c. July 6, 1909; J 129558.)
Children of nature. (© July 15,
1909; 2 c. July 19, 1909; J 129557.)
CLEGG (Epwarp T.), New Brighton,
INO: [19997
Sailors’ Snug Harbor, N. Y., five
front buildings. (© July 21, 1909;
2c. July 22, 1909; J 129611.)
COLUMBIA PHOTOGRAPH Co., Petersburg,
Va. [19998
Taft (President), reception of, in
Petersburg, Va. May 19, 1909. Moyvy-
ing picture roll. (© July 29, 1909; 2
ce. July 29, 1909; J 129814.)
Conant (Cart C.), Chauncey, Ohio.
[19999
Old homestead. (© July 23, 1909;
2c. July 24, 1909; J 1296387.)
CULLINGS (EUGENE G.), Schenectady,
Ne: [20000
Schenectady, N. Y. HEllis hospital,
operating room. (© July 21, 1909;
2c. July 16, 1909; J 129633.)
Dapss (JAMES V.), Fort Scott, Kans.
[20001
Kansas madonna. July 10,
1909; 2 ce. July 14, 1909; J 129538.)
Davis & EHICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[20002-20004
Helen. (© July 12, 1909; 2c. July
18, 1909; J 129528.)
Madelyn. (© July 12, 1909; 2 «@.
July 13, 1909; J 129527.)
Therese. (© July 12) 19092021:
July 18, 1909; J 129526.)
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit, Mich.
[20005, 20006
Fort Snelling, Minn., Old round
tower. (© July 14, 1909; 2 c July
16, 1909; J 129544.)
New York, N. Y., Washington’s head-
quarters, 160th st. near Amsterdam
ave. (© July 14, 1909; 2 @ July 16:
1909; J 129508.)
De YoucH (JOHN), New York, N. Y.
[20007
Cigar brand. (© July 3, 1909; 2.
July 7, 1909; K 9.)
DiEHL (A. J.), Williamsport, Pa.
[20008
Advance agent for Stork & co. (©
July=18;, 1909; 2 ¢ July's) 30a
129690. )
DUNMORE (W. ARTHUR), Fort Mc-
Kinley, Maine. [20009-20012
Fort McKinley, Maine: Bowling al-
leys; Garrison parade; New Barracks;
Volunteer band. (© July 1, 1909; 2c.
of each July 27, 1909 J” 129802
129806, 129802, 129808. )
EDISON MFG. co., Orange, N. J.
[20013-20055
Absent minded Cupid. 1-3. (©
July 9, 1909; 2 c. of exch July”:
1909; J 1297385-1297387. )
Bridegroom’s dilemma. (© July 23,
1909; 2 c« of each July 28, 2909750
129794—129797. )
Buying Manhattan. 1, 2. (© July
11, 1909; 2 ce. of each July 10, 1909;
J 129729, 129730.)
Casey’s jumping toothache (©
July 23, 1909; 2 e@ July 10; 29035 a
129734. )
Caught by the coupon craze. 1-3.
(© July 16, 1909; 2 ec. of each July
10, 1909; J 129731-129733.)
302
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1909
EpIson MFé. co.—Continued.
Egyptian mystery. 1,2. (© July
16, 1909; 2 c. of each July 10, 1909; J
129727, 129728.)
He wouldn’t go under a ladder. 1, 2.
(© July 2, 1909; 2c. of each July 10,
1909; J 129738, 1297839.)
MecGinty’s sudden rise. 1, 2. (©
July 20, 1909; 2 ec. of each July 28,
1909; J 129798, 129799.)
Missionary and the maid. 1-8. (©
July 20, 1909; 2 ec. of each July 28,
1909; J 129785—129787. )
Mother Goose. 1-4. (© July 27,
1909; 2 ec. of each July 28, 1909; J
12978S—1 29791.)
Mulligan’s Waterloo. 1,2. (© July
30, 1909; 2 ec. of each July 28, 1909;
J 129792, 1297938.)
Parted on their honeymoon. 1-3.
(© July 2, 1909; 2 ce. of each July 10,
1909; J 129740-129742. )
Secret of the locket. 1-4. (© July
41,1909; 2 eG. of each July: 10, 1909;
J 129743-129746.)
Squeedunk Sherlock Holmes. 14.
(© July 9, 1909; 2 c. of each July 10,
1909; J 129747-129750.) .
Up the ladder with Tom Bowline.
14. (© July 6, 1909; 2 e«. of each
July 10, 1909; J 129752129755. )
EDMONSTON (DaAvip B.), Washington,
tee. [20056
Cannon (Hon. Jos. G.) (© July 22,
1909; 2 c. July 26, 1909; J 129703.)
FasBer (J. H.), Norfolk, Va. [20057
Ancient mace of Norfolk, Va. (©
auly ts, 1909; 2 e. July 20, 1909; J
129584. )
FENTON (FRED H.), Greenwich, N. Y.
[20058
Greenwich, N. Y., old school build-
ing. (© July 1, 1909; 2c. July 14,
1909; J 129534.)
FosteR (Wixtson), St. Louis, Mo.
[20059
Little blossoms. (© July 26, 1909;
2c. July 28, 1909; J 129777.)
FRENCH (W. F.), Milford, N. H.
[20060
Milford, N. H., Episcopal church.
(© July 1, 1909; 2c. July 6, 1909;
J 129512.) .
Frost (FRANK), Hagerman, N. Mex.
[20061
Northern Canal, Pecos Valley, N.
Mex. (© July 2, 1909; 2c. July 6,
1909; J 129506.)
20085
Furry (BE. G.), Bridgewater, Va.
[20062
Washington’s profile. (© July 17,
1909; 2 ce. July 16, 1909; J 129556.)
GIFFORD (BENJAMIN A.), The Dalles,
Oregon. [20063-20075
Columbia River, Cascades, Str. Bai-
ley Gatzert. 412. (© July 7, 1909;
2c. July 12, 1909; J 129658.)
—— Thirteen Mile point. 373. (©
duly .7;..89093) 22" July .32) P0975
129646.)
Days catch on Mill creek. 411. (©
duly *7, 190932 e) -Suly” $227 19083
129657. )
Indian mission. 374. (© July 7,
1909; 2 c. July 12, 1909; J 129647.)
Josephine county cave. 400-402, 404.
(© July 7, 1909; 2 @ each July 12,
1909; J 129648-129651. )
Lower Rogue River. Government
trail. 405-407, 409. (© July 7, 1909;
2 ce. each July 12, 1909; J 129652-—
129655. )
Upper Rogue river. 410. (© July
t, 1969; 2 ce. July 12, 1909; J 129656.)
Gooup (PHILIP RALPH), Kermit, N.
Dak. [20076
Kenmare, N. Dak., Outing on Lake
Deslacs. (H 125800, Apr. 15, 1909; 2 ec.
of a print Apr. 15, 1909.*)
GoRDON (WILLIAM K.), Thurber, Texas.
[20077
Plan for developing long-wall coal
mines. (©1c. July 10, 1909; I 2.)
GURNEY (Henry E.), Cortland, N. Y.
[20078
First practical automobile. (© July
1, 1909. 2ie. July 12,,1909-K #9,)
GUSTIN (E. W.), New York, N. Y.
[20079, 20080
First quarrel.—That’s what they ali
say. (F 78195, 78194, June 30, 1909;
2c. of each July 1, 1909.)
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[20081-20085
Automobile panorama. 1, 2. (©
July 14, 1909; 2 c. of each July 15,
1909; J 129545, 129546.)
Binghamton, N. Y., Court house
square. (© July 24, 1909; 2 ¢ July
26, 1909; J 129724.)
Elmira, N. Y., Empire bridge co.
(© July 26, 1909; 2 c. July 27, 1909;
J 129800.)
—— Kennedy valve co. (© July 26,
1909; 2 ¢. July 27, 1909; J 129801.)
303
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20086
Haut (Gero. P.) & son, New York. N. Y.
[20086-20091
Brooklyn, N. Y.: Crescent club, 6112,
6113; Martyrs monument; Prospect
park, boat house; Dime savings bank.
(©July 24, 1909; 2 c. of each July 27,
1909; J 129705—129709.)
New York, N. Y., World building.
6114. (© July 24, 1909; 2¢. July 27,
1909; J 129704.)
Hares (WW. J:); Pittston, Pa.
[20092, 20093
Breasting the tide-—-Wash day in
Eden. (© July 27, 1909; 2 c. of each
July 27, 1909; J 129770, 129771.)
HARVEY (FRED), Kansas City, N. Mex.
[20094—20103
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Indian build-
ing, Indians, at work: — (©) Aug: 1,
1909; 2c. July 29, 1909; J 129822.)
Arrow (The) (© July 1, 1909; 2c.
July 12, 1909; J 129585.)
Buckskin (Billy). (© July 1, 1909;
2c. July 12, 1909; J 129586.)
Guide (The) (@©July 1, 1909; 2c.
July 12, 1909; J 129587.)
Old Apache scout. (© July 1, 1909 ;
2c. July 12, 1909; J 129588.)
Pueblo of Abo, N. Mex., Ruins of old
church. (© Aug. 1, 1909; 2c. July 29,
1909; J 129820.)
Pueblo of Acoma, N. Mex.: Acoma
trail; Church; Harvest dance: Run-
ners. (© Oct. 1, 1909; 2... of each
July 29, 1909; J 129818, 129821, 129817,
129819. )
HASKINS (VIRGINIA RUSSELL), Phila-
delphia, Pa. [20104, 20105
Ratt flower. (As Bo (@) Gualy 2G,
1909; 2 c. of each July 12, 1909; J
129518, 129519. )
HENNIGAR (GEORGE F.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [20106
Frankford country club. (© July 1,
1909; 2 ¢. July 16, 1909; J 129542. )
HERING (GEORGE T.), Coney Island,
N.Y. [20107
Ready for the dive. (© July 9,
1909; 2 c. July 12, 1909; K 14.)
HEYNE (RosBert H.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[20108
Speaking head. (© July 17, 1909;
2c. July 26, 1909; H 2.)
Homes (WittiaM), Chocorua, N. H.
[20109-20123
Salem, Mass., Emerton house, door-
way. (© July 15,71909% 2 ce. July. 8,
1909; J 129569.)
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
Homes (WILLIAM)—Continued.
Salem, Mass. MHarrington house,
dining room. (© July 15, 1909; 2 «.
July 8, 1909; J 129566.)
—— —— hallway. (© July 15, 1909:
2c. July 8, 1909; J 129564.)
——parlor. (© July 15, 1909;
2 ec. July 8, 1909; J 129565.)
Murchmore house, interior of
living room. (© July 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
July 8, 1909; J 129571.)
Oliver (Gen.) mansion, door-
way. (© July 15, 1909; 2 ¢. July 8,
1909; J 129568.)
—— —— hallway. (© July 15, 1909;
2 ¢c.. July 8, 1909 J 129n6TS)
parlor. (© July 15, 1909;
2 e. July 8, 1909; J 129562.)
Parker house, dining room.
(© July 15, 1909; 2 ce July 8, 1909;
J 129572.)
——hallway. (© July 15, 1909;
2 ec. July 8, 1909; J 129575.)
library. (© July 15, 1909;
2c. July 8, 1909; J 129573.)
parlor. (© July 15, 1909;
2c. July 8, 1909; J 129563.)
rear chamber and old colo-
nial bedstead. (© July 15, 1909; 2c.
July 8, 1909; J 129574.)
= top chamber. (© July 15,
1909; 2 2. July 8, 1909; J 129576.)
Safford house, doorway. (©
July 15, 1909: 2 ce: dulgsn aa
129570.)
HONEYWELL (H. HuGENE), St. Louis,
Mo. [20124
St. Louis, Mo., Business section from
elevation of 900 ft. (© 1c. July 6,
1909; J 129773.)
HorneE (JAMES B.), Washington, D. C.
[20125
stone cutter—
(©
Horne (James B.),
Cabin John bridge, May 14, 1909.
July 8, 1909; 2 « July 8 19095 9
129507.)
HORNER (CARL J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[20126-20132
Backman (L.) (© 1 @) dupes
1909; J 129781.) ,
Baker (F.) (©1c. July 26, 1909;
J 129699.)
Barry (John J.)
1909; J 129701.)
Heitmuller (Wm. F.) (©1c. July J
26, 1909; J 129698.)
Krause (H. W.) (© July 14, 1909;
2e. July 26, 1909; J 129697.)
(© 1e. July 26,
504
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1909
HorneER (CARL J.) co.—Continued.
Schmidt (C. J.) (© 1c. July 26,
1909; J 129700.)
Shaw (L.) (©1c. July 28, 1909;
J 129780.)
HyMAN (M.), New York, N. Y. [20133
Teddyumbo. (© July 1, 1909; 2
cue 2,.aveo: Kd.)
INGERSOLL (TRUMAN WARD)
24994. (© July 22, 1909;
6, 1909; J 129702.)
IRVINE (H. T.), Colorado Springs, Colo.
[20135
Colorado, Midland band. (© July
a iaue. 26. Joly 7, 1909; J 129579.)
ISRAEL (WM. H.), Negaunee, Mich.
[20136
Old master. (© July 22, 1909; 2 ¢.
July 26, 1909; J 129692.)
JACKSON (W. B.), Marblehead, Mass.
[20137, 20188
Lady. [Sail boat.] 3100. (© July
8, 1909; 2 c. July 9, 1909; J 129606.)
Sally X. [Sail boat.] 3099. © July
8, 1909; 2 ce. July 9, 1909; J 129607.)
JACOBS (JOHN H.), Goodville, Pa.
[20139, 20140
Churehtown, Pa., Windsor place.
(© July 8, 1909; 2c. July 22, 1909; J
129623. )
View from Windsor porch. (©
July 8, 1909; 2 c. July 22, 1909; J
129622. )
JoHNSoN (C. R. C.), Manassas, Va.
[20141
Manassas, Va., Agricultural college.
(© July 30, 1909; 2 ec. July 10, 1909;
J 129809.)
JUDGE (W. A.), Waterville, Maine.
[20142
Waterville, Maine, The Kennebec.
(© July 12, 1909; 2c. July 16, 1909;
J 129541.)
Kocu (Ger0.), New Orleans, La., [6
prints]. [20143-20148
Dunce in school you see.—Ha, Ha,
I’ve got the—Now admit when you.—
Strange things have come.—Take a
good look.—Well you hayseed. (F
77030-77035, June 1, 1909; 2 c. of each
July 6, 1909.)
LAMB (J. & R.), New York N NCS
ai toes
Robinson,
[201384
2.@. July
Ainsworth, Johnson,
Brewster, and Bradford, memorial
tablet in brass. (©1c. July 9, 1909;
J 129827.)
| LAMB (J. & R.)—Continued.
Luzag (Jean), memorial tablet in
brass. (© 1c. July 9, 1909; J 129826.)
Livingston (Rey. John H.), D. D.,
brass memorial tablet. (© 1c. July
9, 1909; J 129824.)
Memorial of gratitude at Leeu-
warden, Friesland. (© 1c. July 9,
1909; J 129828.)
Van Curler (Arendt), memorial tab-
let in brass. (© 1c. July 9, 1909; J
129825.)
LAWKOWSKI (Apex); Hempstead,
IN [20154
Record breakers. (© July 10, 1909;
2e. July 10, 1909; J 129514.)
New York, Nes
[20155
Debutante (The) (© July 15, 1909;
2c. July 16, 1909; K 76.)
LEE (LULU
Cal.
Little architect.
1909; J 129681.)
LIPPINCOTT (OLIVER), New York, N. Y.
[20157
Composite photograph of all the
presidents, national banks in Greater
New York City. (© July 12, 1909; 2
ce. July 14, 1909; J 129539.)
McGrew (T. F.), Scranton, Pa.
[20158
Comparative size of eggs. (© July
t 1909; 2’: July 9, 4909: PalZooea)
MARTIN (JOHN) & co., Chicago, III.
[20159-20164
Back to nature. (© July 1, 1909;
2G, dilly 13,1909) 5) 145)
LAZELL, DALLEY & CO.,
SKINNER) Los Angeles,
[20156
(©: 1.e. July 19;
Financial students. (© July 1,
1909; 2 c. July 3, 1909; K 6.)
Light on the subject. (© July 1,
1909; 2 ec. July 3, 1909; K 4.)
Making good. (© July 1, 1909;
2 eC hithvos, [909 2 1K. 7.)
Resting easy. (© July 1, 1909;
2G. AUivbe, 1909 2-18 3.)
Talking it over. (© July 1, 1909;
2 ¢ duly 3, 1909); K 2.)
MATTHEWS (GrEoRGE E.), Buffalo,
Nas [20165-20172
Approaching Terrapin point.—Ap-
proaching the American fall.—Bridal
Veil fall and cave of winds.—From
Prospect point—From the arch
bridge—From the water’s’ edge,
Canada side-—Going into the horse-
shoe.—Last comprehensive glance. (©
duly 22; 1909; 2: ¢. of each July 27,
1909; J 129762-129769. )
305
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20173
Merz (ALFRED J.), Yonkers, N. Y.
[20173
Yonkers, N. Y. (© July 27, 1909;
2c. July 24, 1909; J 129783.)
MILLER (WM), Newark, N. J.
[20174-20223
Clermont (Robt. Fulton’s steamboat)
Ane, 11, 1808: 24881, . GO. dilyy2,
1909; 2 ec. July 14, 1909; K 79.)
Faster series 500: All Easter joys;
Easter joys, 1-8; He is risen, 1-4;
Peace be with you; Rejoice for He is
risen, 1, 2; Welcome Easter morning.
(© July 13, 1909; 2 c. of each July 14,
1909; K 23-384.)
Easter series 501: Best Easter
wishes; Best wishes for a happy Has-
ter; Easter glories; Easter joys; Glori-
ous Easter; He is risen; Joy be with
you; Joyous Easter-tide, 1, 2; May you
have a happy Easter; Peaceful Easter:
To wish you Easter joy. (© July 13,
1909; 2 c. of each July 14, 1909; K
35-46. )
Easter series 502: Easter greetings;
Easter days; His light of love about
thy feet; Lc, ‘tis Easter morning; On |
Hasterday all fragrant from the lily-
fields; Loving message just to say.
(© July 14, 1909; 2 c. of each July 15,
1909; K 47-52.)
Easter series 503: Glorious Easter-
day; Glorious resurrection day; Hail,
hail, hail the Lord is risen indeed;
Happy morn is come; May the hope of
Easter cheer you; Sing Easter her-
alds. (© July 14, 1909; 2 c. of each
July 15, 1909; K 53-58.)
Easter series 504: Consider the
lilies; Easter greetings; Easter joy be
with you; Joyful Haster; Lord is risen;
May thine be a happy Easter. (©
duly 14, 1909;.2 ce. of each July 15,
1909; K 59-64.)
Easter series 505: Easter glories:
Easter greetings; Hail Easter morn;
Peaceful Easter to you; To wish you a
happy Easter; With best wishes for
a happy Easter. (© July 14, 1909:
2c. of each July 15, 1909; K 65-70.)
Half Moon of Henry Hudson, Sept.,
1609. 24382. (© July 2, 1909: 2 «.
July 14, 1909; K 80.)
MOFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, III.
[20224-20236
London, England, Buckingham Pal-
ace and entrance to Green Park. (©
July 22, 1909; 2. c. July 24, 1909: J
129684. )
—— Leicester square. (© July 22,
1909; 2 c. July 24, 1909; J 129679.)
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 4
MOFFETT sTUuDIO—Continued.
London, England, Piccadilly circus.
(© July 22, 1909; 2 ec. July 24, 1909;
J 129682.)
Tower of London & Tower
Bridge. (© July 22, 1909; 2 c. July
24, 1909; J 129685.)
Milan, Italy, Duomo square and
eathedral. (© July 22, 1909; 2c. July
24, 1909; J 129680.)
Paris, France. Luxembourg palace
and gardens. (© July 22, 1909; 2c.
July 24, 1909; J 129678.)
—— Place de l’Opera. (© July 22,
1909; 2c. July 24, 1909; J 129686.)
Place de la Concorde. (© July
22, 1909; 2c. July 24, 1909; J 129688.)
Rome, Italy, Arch of Constantine,
Palatine hill, Arch of Titus. (© July
22,1909; 2c. July 24, 1909; J 129675.)
Coliseum and Arch of Constan-
tine. (© July 22, 1909; 2 ec. July 24,
1909:;. J 129677.)
Coliseum interior. (© July 22,
1909; 2 c. July 24, 1909; J 129676.)
Forum, looking toward capitol.
(© July 22, 1909; 2 c. July 24, 1909;
J 129683.)
Plaza St. Peter. (© July 22,
1909; 2c. July 24, 1909; J 129687.)
Moore (ALBERT THOMAS), New Bruns-
wick, N. J. [20237
New Brunswick base ball club. (©
July 22, 1909; 2 ec. July 23, 1909; J
129636. )
Moray (JOHN), Berkeley Springs,
W.. Va. [20238
Rumsey ( James), original inventor
of the first successful steamboat. 1787.
(© July 22, 1909; 2 c. July 21, 1909;
J 129689.)
Morrow (JAcoB H.), Eureka, III.
[20239
Bryan (Wm. J.) and officers of Eu-
reka chautauqua, Eureka, Ill. (© July
9, 1909; 2 ¢. July 12, 1909; J 129577)
Munn & co., New York, N. Y- [20240
Comparison of the Mauretania, the
Half Moon and the Clermont. (©
July 2, 1909; 2 ec. July 7, 1909; K 13.)
NEWCOMBE (GEORGE E.) & CcoO., New
York vw. Y.. [20241-20243
Balloon girl. (© July 10, 1909;
2c. July 18, 1909; J 129530.)
Moon girl. (© July 10, 1909; 2.c¢.
July 138, 1909; J 129531.)
Playmates. (© July 10, 1909; 2 e.
July 13, 1909; J 129529.)
306
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1909
NortH AMERICAN CO., Philadelphia,
Pa. [20244-20249
Funniest of fancy dancers. (© July
18, 1909; 2 e. July 19, 1909; K 83.)
Nip and Tuck. (© July 4, 1909;
2 ce. July 12, 1909; K 15.)
— (© July 11, 1909; 2c. July 12,
1909; K 16.)
—— (© July 18, 1909; 2c. July 19,
‘1909; K 82.)
Punch and Judy. (© July 11, 1909;
Ze any t2, 1909; K 17.)
Uncle Sam. (© July 4, 1909; 2c.
July 12, 1909; K 18.)
NoTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC CoO., Boston,
Mass. [20250-20264
London, England, Buckingham pal-
ace and entrance to park. (© July 17,
1909; 2 ce. July 20, 1909; J 129599.)
— Leicester square. (© July 17,
1909; 2 c. July 20, 1909; J 129592. )
Tower of London and tower
bridge. (© July 17, 1909; 2c. July
20, 1909; J 129598.)
Paris, France: Notre Dame- and
Prefecture de Police; Place de l’Opera.
(© July 10, 1909; 2c. of each July 17,
1909; J 129554, 129555.)
—— Luxemburg palace and gardens.
(© July 17, 1909; 2c. July 20, 1909;
J 129596.)
Pisa, Italy, Baptistry, Cathedral and
Leaning Tower. (© July 17, 1909; 2
ce. July 20, 1909; J 129597.)
Rome, Italy: Coliseum and Arch of
Constantine; Coliseum, interior ;
Forum, looking towards Capitol. (©
July 10, 1909; 2 e. of each July 17,
1909; J 129552, 129553, 129550. )
Arch of Constantine, Nero’s
temple and Arch of Titus from Col-
iseum. (© July 17,1909; 2 c¢. July 20,
1909; J 129593.)
— Cesar’s palace, Palatine Hill.
(© July 17, 1909; 2c. July 20, 1909;
J 129591.)
Forum showing arch of Titus,
Coliseum and Arch of Constantine.
(© July 17, 1909; 2 c. July 20, 1909;
J 129594.)
| —St. Peter’s, Castle St. Angelo,
jand Hall of Justice. (© July 17,
1909; 2 c. July 20, 1909; J 129595.)
Venice, Italy, Lagoon. (© July 10,
1909; 2c. July 17, 1909; J 129551.)
Oakes (M. L.), Seattle, Wash. [20265
Mt. Rainier and Seattle from Queen
Anne hill. -(© July 16, 1909; 2c. July
28, 1909; J 129782.)
20286
O’BRIEN (JEREMIAH), Ticonderoga,
mY: [20266
Resurrection of the Revenge. (©
July 4, 1909; 2c. July 6, 1909; K 8.)
OURSLER (Howarp B.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[20267
Pittsburg, Pa., Flag raising celebra-
tion, July 4, 1909. (© July 14, 1909;
2c. July 17, 1909; J 129549.)
Oxtny »( WALTER 4%),
Minn. [20268-20270
Good fishing near Fergus Falls,
Minn. (© July 10, 1909; 2 c. July 10,
1909; J 129517.)
Great northern pickerel. (© July
10; 190952 ¢& July 10; 1909: F 129516.)
Prairie chickens in Minn. (© July
10, 1909; 2 ec. July 10, 1909; J 129515.)
PacH BROS... New York, N. Y.
[20271-20274
Collier. GR. E.). 80628 A; B. CO
duly a4, 1909; 52. ee: July’ 6, 18092. 5
129582, 129583. )
Edison (T. A.) 90346. (© July 1,
19093; 2 c. July 6, 1909; J 129581.)
(©
Martin (Bradley) jr. 90149.
July 1 3909's.)2 ‘ce: - July, 6.4909 ed
129580. )
PALMER (FRANK), Spokane, Wash.
[20275-20280
Boat on Upper Columbia river.—
Colville, Wash.—Indian grave.—Little
Cathedral dome.-—Peach, Wash.—Spo-
kane and Columbia river. (© July 8,
1909; 2 c. of each July 12, 1909; J
129756, 129761.)
PETTIJOHN (O.), Elyria, Ohio. [20281
Remember the Maine. (© July 2,
1909; 2.e. Duly 15, 1909> 7K 202)
Sugar Hill,
[20282, 20283
(©
Ze. aly 9. 1909-5
Fergus Falls,
PLUMMER (ALBERT W.),
daa 3 ik
Grandfathers chair, Lost river.
July 7, 1909;
129561.)
Sugar Hill, N. H., Mirimonte inn.
(© July 7, 1909; 2c. July 9, 1909; J
129560. )
POWELL (RICHARD), London, England.
[ 20284, 20285
Dun (Miss); by J. Downman. (©
July 5, 1909; 2 c. July 9, 1909; K 78.)
Gunning (Lady Elizabeth); by J.
Downman. (© July 5, 1909; 2c. July
9, 1909; K 77.)
REED (C. E.), Norton, Kans. [20286
Formation of cyclone. (H 129498,
June 30, 1909; 2 c. July 6, 1909.)
307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20287
pt.Iv,n.s.,v.4
REICHEL (JOSEPH A.), El Paso, Wl.
[20287
Plans for a frame bungalow. (©
ees Suby. 2,,.1009; 1 4.)
RICHARDS (GEORGE L.), Chicago, Ill.
[20288
Waukesha county lake region. (©
duly 15,°/1909; 2 ¢«. July 17,1909; K
81.)
Rocers (FRANK F.), New York, N. Y.
[20289
Vignette coat of arms of the Delta
Tau Delta fraternity. (EF 71884, Dec.
18, 1908; 2 c. July 7, 1909.)
Ross (Gro. T.), Rochester, Ind.
[ 20290, 20291
Sail on Manitou.—West Rochester,
Ind. (© July 1, 1909; 2 c. of each
July 6, 1909; J 129774, 129775.)
RotH & LANGLEY, New York, N. Y.
[20292-20297
Castles in the air.—Close decision.—
Even a dog would.—It comes high but
we must have it.—Now be good.—
That’s what they all say. (© July 8,
1909; 2 c. of each July 26, 1909; J
129718-1297238. )
SCHLUETER (FRANK J.), Houston, Tex.
[20298-20304
Harrisburg road. 18. (© July 15,
1909; 2c. July 22, 1909; J 1296380.)
Figs are money makers in Texas.
(© July 15, 1909; 2 c. July 22, 1909;
J 129629.)
Fort Bend Co., Texas. Gathering
potatoes. 14. (© July 15, 1909; 2.
July 22, 1909; J 129628.)
Rosenberg, Tex. Main street. 15.
(© July 8, 1909; 2 c. July 22, 1909;
J 129624.)
—— Station. 17. (© July 8, 1909;
2c. July 22, 1909; J 129267.)
View of. 16. (© July 8, 1909;
2c. July 22, 1909; J 129625.)
There is money in figs. 12.
duly dy, AV00;. 2 ¢2 July. 22, I909> 4
129626. )
SCHRADER (WM.), Essex. Mont. [20305
Elk on Park creek, Mont. (© July
19, 1909; 2 c. July 26, 1909; J 129711.)
SHATTUCK (L. E.), Lake Placid, N. Y.
[20306-20310
Bryce (Ambassador) speaking at
Ticonderoga. (© July 10, 1909; 2 «.
July 10, 1909; J 129882.)
Hughes (Gov.) and his family at
Rustic cabin. (© July 8, 1909; 2 «@
July 10, 1909; J 129833.)
SHaTtuck (L. H.)—Continued.
Hughes (Gov. & Mrs.) entering the
ruins of old Fort St. Frederic at Crown
Point, Ns Y.. (©: July 10, 490032
July 10, 1909; J 129834.)
Hughes (Gov. & Mrs. Chas. EH.) with
their children on porch of their Adi-
rondack cabin. (© July 3, 1909; 2c.
July 6, 1909; J 129831.)
Taft smile at Ticonderoga. (© July
10, 1909; 2c. July 10, 1909; J 129835.)
SMITH (HARPER B.), Atlantic City,
2
ING le [
Atlantie City, N. J., Boardwalk and
beach. (© July 1, 1909; 2c. July 9,
1909; J 129578.)
SmitH (I. H.), Lowell, Mass.
[20312, 20313
Northern madonna. (© July 1,
1909; 2 c. July 1, 1909; J 129500.)
Western madonna. (© July 1,
1909; 2 c. July 1, 1909; J 129533.)
SNELLING & PoTTER, New York, N. Y.
[20314-20321
New York, N. Y., Proposed hotel,
Central park west, Broadway and 62nd
st.: Perspective drawing; Ground floor
plan; Half elevation; Sheet of details;
Typical floor plan; Plan of servants
rooms; Plan of basement showing
kitchen equipment; Plan of sub-base-
ment showing equipment of laundry.
(©1ic. of each July 12, 1909; I 3-10.)
Sowers (G. W.), Mifflingtown, Pa.
[20822
Miffiin and Mifflingtown, Pa. (©
July 15, 1909; 2 ¢. July 8, 1909; J
129540. )
STANDARD OIL co., Whiting, Ind.
[20328, 20324
Sugar Creek refinery. A, B.
1c. of each July 29, 1909; J 129815,
129816. )
STATE PUB. CO., Boston, Mass.
[20325-20337
And the graphophone .said—! (©
July 18, 1909; 2 ec. July 15, 1909; K 73.)
(© July 14, 1909; 2c. July 19,
1909; K 86.)
Gentle touch. (© July 6, 1909; 2c.
July “9, 1900 1 Et)
(© July 12, 1909; 2c. July 14,
1909; K 21.)
—— (© July 18, 1909; 2 ec. July 15,
1909; K 72.)
—— (© July 16, 1909; 2 ec. July 19,
1909; K 84.)
Gink and Dink. (© July 7, 1909;
2c. July 9, 1909; K 12.)
308
Oat =
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1909
STATE PUB. co.—Continued.
—— (© July 14, 1909; 2c. July 19,
1909; K 85.)
Hooray! The Petes are off on a va-
eation. (© July 15, 1909; 2 ¢. July
19, 1909; K 88.)
Puzzlebugs. (© July 138, 1909; 2c.
July 15, 1909; K 71.)
Reggie Hahrah. (© July 18, 1909;
2c. July 15, 1909; K 74.)
4c) guly 14, 1909: 2 c. July 12,
1909; K 22.)
Show me. (© July 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
July 19, 1909; K 87.)
STEBBINS (N. L.), Boston, Mass.
[20338-20345
Connecticut (U.S. 8S.) 194389, 19440.—
Kansas (U. S. 8.) 19448, 19444.—Lou-
isiana (U. S. S.) 19445, 19446.—Ver-
mont (U.S. 8S.) 19441, 19442. (© July
12, 1909; 2c. July 24, 1909; J 129638—
129645. )
Swirt (ALBERT L.), Chicago, IIl.
[ 20346, 20347
Corinthian design clock. (© July
20, 1909; 2 c. July 29, 1909; J 129813.)
Gothic design clock. (© July 20,
1909; 2c. July 29, 1909; J 129812.)
THAYER (PorTER C.), Williamsville,
Vt. [20348-20358
Newfane, Vt. 1-5. (H 129424-129428,
July 1, 1909.)
Williamsville, Vt., Baker brook in
winter. (H 129429, July 1, 1909.)
THOMPSON (JAMES W.), Detroit, Mich.
[203854
King Menelik, king of kings. (©
mueigetood; 2c. duly 16, 1909; J°
129691.)
TOWNSEND (CHAS. A.), Belfast, Maine.
[20355
Mt. Desert, Maine, South from Jor-
dan mountain. (© July 26, 1909; 2c.
July 28, 1909; J 129784.)
UNDERHILL (IRvING), New York, N. Y.
[20356-20358
Brooklyn, N. Y., Masonic temple. FE
ani, (©) July 12, 1909: 2 c. July 13,
1909; J 129532.)
[New York, N. Y.], Queensboro
bridge. (© July 6, 1909; 2c. July 8,
1909; J 129510.)
Van Norden trust co. bldg., 5th
ave. and 60th st. D 470. (© July 6,
no; 2 €. July 8, 1909; J 129509.)
20376
| VIGEANT (FLORENTINE RODERICK ),
Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich. [20359
How would you like to be an Elk?
(© July 1, 1909; 2 c. July 27, 1909; J
129805. )
VINNEMEIER (GERHARD), Miami, Okla.
[20360
Lead and zine mining and concen-
trating plants near Miami, Okla. (©
July 24, 1909; 2 ¢. July 27, 1909; J.
129751.)
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
N. Y. [Moving picture rolls.]
[20361-20874
Adventures of Fifine. (© July 20,
1909; 2 ¢. July 7, 1909; J 1296007)
Birth and adventures of a fountain
pen. (© July 17, 1909; 2 ¢ July 7,
1909; J 129604.)
Cobbler and the caliph. (© July 13,
1909; 2 c. July 7, 1909; J 129601.)
Dramatist’s dream. (© July 6,
1909; 2c. July 1, 1909; J 129521.)
(©
Instruction by correspondence.
July 20, 1909; 2 «@ July 7, 1909; J
129605. )
Led astray. (© July 6, 1909; 2 ¢.
dighy 1909 J) 129520:)
Little orphan; or, All roads lead to
Rome. (© July 27, 1909; 2 ¢. July 29,
1909; J 129811.)
Magic fountain pen. (© July 17,
1909;-2 ¢ July 7,.1909;.J 129602.)
Midwinter sports. (© July 27, 1909;
Be, July 29. 1909 = 2 9SI0.)
Mine at last. (© July 10, 1909; 2
© July 7, 1909; J 129524.)
Ski-ing tournament at Ishpeming,
Mich, ©) July 13, 1909; 2:¢. July 7,
1909; J 129603.)
Sword and the king. (© July 24,
1909; 2 ¢. July 9, 1909; J 129725.)
Washington under the American
flag. (© July 8, 1909; 2c. July 1,
1909; J 129522.)
Wearybones seeks rest and gets it.
(© July 10, 1909; 2 ec. July 7, 1909;
J 129523.)
VIVIAN (G.), New York, N. ¥. [20375
Venice, Italy. Grand canal. (©
July 5, 1909; 2c. July 8, 1909; K 10.)
C.), Uneasville,
Conn. [203876
Cochegan rock. (© July 27, 1909;
Ze sully 29) 1909 J 129778.)
WALDEN (ORVILLE
309
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20377 pt.Iv,n.s., v.4
WALLACE (FRANK), Rushville, Ind. WATERMANN (C. H.)—Continued.
[20377, 203878 | Connecticut ( U.S. S.) at anchor,
Hedgewood boy. (© July 3, 1909; | bow view; side view.—Dixie (U. S:
2c. July 15, 1909; J 129502.) S.).—Nebraska (U. 8.) (S:)-—-EFamie
Lady Maud C (© July 3, 1909; 2 CUES: S.).—Rhode Island (U.S. S.) at
aie 15 4909 : J 129503.) ‘ : anchor, bow view.—Vermont (U. S. S.)
; ert ; ; at anchor, side view. (© July 25,
Water (FreperrcK <A.) Brooklyn, | 1909: 2 c. of each July 24, 1909; J
Ne) ¥ [20379, 20380 | 129672, 129678, 129669, 129670, 129671,
Canoe sailing, 1318.—Sunlight, 1346, | 129667, 129068.)
(© July 17, 1909; 2 ¢. of each July 19, | WATERMAN (O. W.), Chicago, Tl.
1909; J 129829, 129830.) [20395-20402
Kansas (U.S. S.), and crew.—Louis-
WASSAM (D. E.), Neodesha, Kans. iana (U. S. S.).—New Hampshire (U.
[20381 | 8. S.).—Virginia (U. 8S. 8.), and
Tulsa, Okla., Main st. scene, 1893. | crew.—Wisconsin (U.S. S.), and crew.
(© July 23, 1909; 2c July 27, 1909; | (© July 24, 1909; 2 c. of each July 24,
J 129726.) | 1909; J 129663-129666, 129661, 129659,
38 129660, 129662.)
ATERMANN (C. E.), Chicago, Ill. | WesBsTER (Gro. B.), Augusta. Ga.
[20382-20394 diss [20408
Connecticut (U. 8S. 8S.) crew. (© Tennessee’s only saloon. (© July 1,
July 27, 1909; 2 c July 28, 1909; J | 1909; 2 ec. July 29, 1909; J 129823.)
129808. ) WHITE-SMITH MUSIC PUB. CO., Boston,
Dixie (U. S. S.) ships company. (© Mass. [20404
July 26, 1909; 2 c July 26, 1909; J Celebrated music books. Design for
129713.) title-page. (© July 9, 1909; 2 c. July
Minnesota (U. S. S.) ships company. | 16, 1909; H 1.)
(© July 19, 1909; 2 e July 20, 1909; | WISCONSIN (UNIVERSITY OF), REGENTS,
J 129590.) Madison, Wis. [20405
Ohio (U. S. 8S.) at anchor, under Illinois, model of the state. (©l1e.
way. (H129385, 129886, July 1, 1909.) | July 17, 1909; I 11.)
Panther (U. S. 8.) ships company. Witt (M. RicHarD), Philadelphia, Pa.
(© July 26, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; [ 20406, 20407
J 129714.) Iron workers. 1, 2. (© July 3, 1909;
2 c. of each July 2, 1909; J 129746,
Vermont (U. S. S.) ships company. 129717.)
(© July 19, 1909; 2 «. July 20, 1909; | woopwarp (GrorGE T.), Plattsburgh,
J 129589.) N. Y. [20408
Yankton (U. S. S.) ships company. Taft (President) at Cliff Haven,
(© July 26, 1909; 2 c. July 26, 1909; | N. Y. (© July 7, 1909; 2 © July 9,
J 129715.) 1909; J 129608.)
Summary statement of copyright registrations made and included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Reproductions of a work of art___________________- 2
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or technical
GlaTaerer i. Soc ss a Oe eee 11
Number of entries of Photographs (including 35 unpublished) ___________ 9, 835
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts, and Prints__________.__- | _ 23 6, 682
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs ________________ | = 1, 362
Number of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations__________________ 88
310
CLASS G,
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OR DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
Ap ART co., New York, N. Y.
[20409, 20410 |
Fulton’s first trip, Clermont on its |
way up the Hudson, figures on the
bank. (©1c. July 22, 1909; G 30337.)
Half Moon (The). Half Moon sail-
ing up the Hudson river, Indians along
the bank. (© 1c. July 22, 1909; G
30336. )
ADELSON (PH) & BRO., New York, N. Y.
[20411 |
Leaders in the line. Running os-
trich. (©1c. July 3, 1909; G 30270.)
Ampere (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[20412
Lucky Bill. Doll. (© 1c. July 26,
1909; G 380367.)
BatzER (Avucust) & ROTHENGATTER
(Emit), New York, N. Y. [20413
Siliken; or, Moreluck. Figure hold-
ing horse shoe around its face. (©
1c July 8, 1909; G 30354.)
BILLIKEN co., Chicago, Ill.
[ 20414, 20415
Billiken. A bas relief of small fig-
ure squatted. (© 1c. July 9, 1909;
G 30302.)
Billiken dressed in loose clothes.
(© 1c. July 15, 1909; G 30334.)
BRODE SUSPENDER CO., New York, N. Y.
[20416
Undecided. Salesman showing cus-.
(©1 ec.
tomer a pair of suspenders.
July 20, 1909; G 30308.)
CHASE (JONATHAN), Boston, Mass.
[20417
Glory and regret. Kindergarden
study of endeavor and indifference.
(© 1 ¢. July 14, 1909; G 30285.)
Cottier (P. F.) & son, New York,
ly ae [20418-20424
Dominion day; by Maynard Dixon.
Man in uniform, mounted on horse,
field glasses in right hand. (©1«.
July 2, 1909; G 30332.)
_ Once again, where are the girls
going this summer? Perplexed old
gentleman surrounded by three girls.
(© 1c. July 14, 1909; G 30278.)
CoLuieR (P. EF.) & son—Continued.
Sign painter; by Maxfield Parrish.
Man painting huge sign. (©1c. July
20, 1909; G 30312.)
Tourist; by Maxfield Parrish. Man
in long coat, soft cap, with camera,
book in hand. (© 1c. July 14, 1909;
G 30279.)
When the power gives out; by Henry
J. Peck. Sail boat with a old salt at
wheel, towing motor boat.
July 15, 1909; G 30291.)
When women vote, by C. D. Gibson.
(Ci tke
| Two fat elderly women, one smoking,
carrying on discussion, girls at table
falling asleep. (©1c. July 20, 1909;
G 303811.)
Yachting; by Albert Sterner. Two
girls and young man in summer cos-
tume. (© 1 ¢ July 15, 1909; G
30292.)
CROWELL PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[20425
Looking seaward; by George Gibbs.
Young man and woman. (©1c. July
19, 1909; G 30342.)
D’AMico (JOHN B.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[20426
Columbus day souvenir. Badge with
head of Columbus. (© 1c. July 21,
1909; G 30327.)
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, III.
[20427
Candle-stick. Winged creature at
base of candle-stick, angel heads at
the top. (© 1c. July 23, 1909; G
30341.)
DEMUTH (WILLIAM) & co., New York,
NG ¥2 [20428
Newsboy. Statue of a newsboy. (©
1c. July 6, 1909; G 30290.)
DUNSMORE (JOHN WARD), New York,
1 ae [20429
Barctic of Princeton, (N. 35 °2trre
Washington on horseback appears near
the British line, at the right the Penn-
sylvania troops. (© 1 c¢. July 22,
1909; G 30335.)
oll
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20430
pt. Iv, n.8., v.4
Du Pont pE Nemours (E. I.) POWDER
co., Wilmington, Del. [204380
No place for a frog; by E. H. Ost-
haus. Frog escaping from large dog
and six puppies. (© 1c. July 12,
1909; G 30304.)
EASTMAN (Ropert P.), Syracuse, N. Y.
[20431
Teddy and Teddy lion. ‘Theodore
Roosevelt, hair drawn to represent the
figure of a lion. (I 80189, June 24,
1909; 1 photo July 19, 1909.)
Hecers, O’F Lyne co., Omaha, Neb.
[20432
(Orr
Blank border. Ornamental.
e. July 10, 1909; G 303858.)
FISHEL, ADLER & SCHWARTZ, New York,
Ney: [20433-20487
Ave Caesar; by E. Forti. Roman
chariot scene. (© 1c. July 14, 1909;
G 30282.)
In the merry twilight hour; by G.
Zoechi. Oriental garden scene, three
female figures. (©1c. July 14, 1909;
G 30280.)
Madonna and child; by H. Schii-
marksi. Madonna with child. (© 1
ce. July 14, 1909; G@ 30283.)
Perfect day; by H. P. Rosseau.
Shooting scene, dogs watching game.
(© 1c. July 14, 1909; G 30284.)
Red partridge shooting; by H. P.
Rosseau. Shooting scene, dogs listen-
ing for signs of game. (© 1c. July
14, 1909; G 30281.)
FLEISHER BROTHERS, Philadelphia, Pa.
[20488, 20439
Convention. [Fashion plate draw-
ing of two men.] No.2. (©1e. July
20, 1909; G 30309.)
Walking scene. [ Fashion
drawing of two men.] No. 1.
le. July 20, 1909; G 30310.)
GELERT (JOHN S.), New York, N. Y.
[ 20440, 20441
Delighted. Parody on Mr. Roose-
velt as Nimrod the second. (© 1.
July 14, 1909; G 380286.)
Public monument: a dual fountain.
(©1c. July 14, 1909; G 30287. )
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [20442
Elk’s creed; by Wm. Achurch. A
tablet. (© 1 @ July’ 16, 1909; G
30293. )
plate
(©
HoFFMAN (JOHN N.), New York, N. Y.
[20443
Memorial statue. Figure seated
with tablet in hands covering same
with floral wreath. (© 1c. July 19,
1909; G 30331.)
HoFFMAN-LANE, Cleveland, Ohio.
[20444
Finest amateur finishing. Silhouette
of a man in a photographic dark room.
(©1c. July 22, 1909; G 30338.)
JAMISON (JoHN H.), Wilkinsburg, Pa.
[20445
God of bingles as they ought to be
Image representing Honus Wagner.
(© 1c. July 8, 1909; G 30351.)
KELLER (NELL CLARK), New York,
iN. ¥. [20446
Teddy totem. Statuette totem pole.
(© 1c. July 19, 1909; G 30303.)
KuLMAN (O. S.), Savannah, Ga.
[20447
Mollykin. The petticoat policeman.
(© 1c. July 21, 1909; G 30326.)
KUNSTVERLAG Eos, Berlin-Freidenau,
Germany. [20448
Sie beide wohnen auf der mensch-
heit hdhen. [Wagner seated at a
piano, at his back and to the right
stands a man.] (©1c. July 21, 1909;
G 30329.)
MEISSNER & BucH, Leipsig, Germany.
[20449-20453
Auerhahnbalz; by J. Schmitzberger.
Hunter creeping up to tree on which a
pheasant is seen. (© 1c. July 17,
1909; G 30297.)
Bach am waldesrand; by P. Mon-
sted. Brook shaded by trees. (© 1
e. July 17, 1909; G 30299.)
Heidezauber; by Anna _ Struck.
Meadow with birch trees, old road in
foreground. (© 1 ¢. July 17, 1909;
G 30301.)
Herbstmorgen im walde; by Walter
Kopp. Large trees along bank of
brook. (© 1.c¢ duly 17/1907 86.
30298. )
Sommeridylle; by Walter Heubach.
Field dotted with wild flowers, large
trees, deer feeding. (© 1c. July 17,
1909; G 30300.)
MitLeT (FE. D.), New York, N.Y:
[20454-20468
[18 paintings by F. D. Millet:]
Building the cabin. Half erected
log cabin under clump of birch trees.
312
WORKS
nos. 31-34, Aug., 1909
Minter (F. D.)—Continued.
Buying the land from the Indians.
Indian in red blanket signing a paper
held on a board by a man in buckskin
clothes.
Exploration by land. An Indian
looking anxiously to the distance, be-
hind him a Puritan holding a gun and
followed by a youth.
Exploration by water. Canoe with
an Indian paddling in the bow, on
right seated figure of a man.
Felling the timber. Wood chopper
who has just felled a tree.
Gathering the harvest. On the left
two shocks of Indian corn, on the right
two men carrying between them a
basket full of corn.
Hennepin (Father) at Niagara.
Figure of the priest with clasped
hands standing near the brink of the
Niagara gorge.
La Salle on Lake Erie. Figure of
the explorer holding the standard of
France, on the right the bow of a boat
and sailor.
Migration. On the left the back of
a “‘ prairie schooner,’ on the right two
men.
Norse discoverers. Viking vessel
with sail up, one man in the bow
pointing ahead, two others rowing.
Ploughing the clearing. Man hold-
ing a plough drawn by a yoke of oxen.
Puritans (The). Two men in Puri-
tan garb standing and a woman seated,
Puritan preacher, right hand raised,
left holding a Bible.
Surveying the land. Man in late
XVIII century costume looking
through a transit, behind him an at-
tendant writing on a board.
(© 1 ¢. of each July 20, 1909; G
30313-30325. )
Rest after toil; by Frank P. Fair-
banks. Seated on a plough a laborer,
drinking from earthen jar, three nude
figures resting on the ground. (©1c.
July 26, 1909; G 30366.)
——by Paul H. Manship. Female
seated holding an infant, at right,
seated figure of a man. Bas relief.
(© 1c. July 26, 1909; G. 30365.)
MOLLER (Lupwic), Ltibeck, Ger.
[20469, 20479
Young woman stand-
(©
Doré (Rose).
ing, dressed in present day style.
ic July 21, 1909; G 30330.)
OF ART
20482
MOLLER (LUDWwieé)—Continued.
In Atelier; by H. Fenner-Behmer.
Nude figure of a woman. (©1c. July
21, 1909; G 803828.)
Moore (ViLA BouGHTon), Los Angeles,
Cal. [20471
Being wild and western. Urchin
playing cow-boy. (© 1. July 19,
1909; G 380806. )
Morse (Ropert H.), Chicago, Ill.
[20472, 20473
Mendelsohn’s spring song, by Ed-
ward Holslag. Exhibits A. & B. Two
mural decorations of dancing figures
with garlands of flowers. (© 1c. of
each July 6, 1909; G 30339, 303840.)
Moss (MAXWELL), New York, N. Y.
[20474
Achievement. Achievement crown-
ing two kneeling figures, design for
Hudson-Fulton celebration. (© 1 .«@
July 26, 1909; G 30368.)
Neicer GJ. L.),. Easton, Pa.
[20475-20479
Focusing the attention. Insurance
agent interviewing two men. (©1e.
July 24, 1909; G 30343.)
Gibraltar of the mind; by G. W.
Compton. (© 1c. July 16, 1909; G@
30294. )
Record of development card. Life
insurance record card. (© 1c. July
24, 1909; G 30349.)
Simple studies in psychology. Life
insurance agents card, two sketches of
two men each. (©1c. July 24, 1909;
G 30344.)
Studies in human nature.
surance agents card, 5 sketches.
1e. July 24, 1909; G 30345.)
Life in-
(©
PHOENIX (Harry D.), Syracuse, N. Y.
[20480
club house, South bay,
(© tev July.6;
Anglers
Oneida lake, N. Y.
1909; G 30271.)
REINTHAL & NEwMAN, New York, N: Y.
[20481
I love my wife, but oh, you kid.
Two children. (© 1c. July 12, 1909;
G 30807.)
ROBERTS, JOHNSON & RAND SHOE CO.,
St. Louis, Mo. [20482
May I have the next; by C. HE. John-
son. Young girl with cadet. (©O1-e.
July 12, 1909; G 303805.)
313
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
20483
Runeius (CarL), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[20483 |
Ram (The); by C. Rungius. Ram
standing on rock facing the beholder.
(© 1c. July 9, 1909; G 30295.)
ScHoLz (Cari), Chicago, Ill. [20484
Comparison of the height of Wash-
ington monument with depth of a coal
mine shaft, both being equal in height
and depth. (I 30204, June 26, 1909;
1 photo July 17, 1909.)
SCHWARTZ’S (SAMUEL) SONS & ©CO.,
New York, N. Y. [ 20485, 20486
Minuet; by E. L. Garrido. Couple
dancing. (© 1. July 15, 1909; G
80289.)
Salome; by Fuchs. Girl decorated
with jewelry. (© 1. July 15, 1909;
G 30288.)
SIMPLEX LITHOGRAPH co., New York,
INS es [20487
Ready for work or play; by Archie
Gunn. Wide-awake girl, standing with |
expectant attitude, game board under
one arm, toy typewriter in other hand.
(© 1c. July 12, 1909; G 30273.)
SrgvEN (B.) Toulouse, France.
[20488-20497
At the stage director’s office.
rector is seated looking at young
woman in walking dress who holds up
her skirt. (© 1c. July 26, 1909; G
30364. )
Before the sea; by Saubes. Sea-
man’s wife, sitting on ground, holding |
baby ; behind her three seamen, gazing
on the sea.
303861. )
First appearance. Actress dressed
for stage. (© 1c. July 26, 1909; G
30368. )
Fishing port; by Toussaint. En-
trance of a fishing port, 2 fishing boats,
one with sail and one man, other with-
out sail and two men. (© 1c. July
26, 1909; G 30855.)
Laying up the boat; by Balaude.
Two women in water dragging a truck,
loaded with fishing tackle on which
two children are seated, two men are
pushing.
30362. )
Letter (The); by Tanoux. Young
woman, reading a letter, standing be-
fore window. (© 1c. July 26, 1909;
G 30357.)
Di- |
(© 1e¢. July 26, 1909; G |
(© 1 c. July 26, 1909: |
SirvEN (B.)—Continued.
On the scent; by C. Reichert. Two
dogs before a brushwood bordering a
cornfield. (© 1c. July 26, 1909; G
30360. )
Sewing lesson; by Tanoux. Young
woman teaching sewing to a little girl,
in background man standing. (© 1
c. July 26, 1909; G 30858.)
Struggle for prey; by C. Reichert.
Two hounds standing near a dead roe.
(©O 1c. July 26, 1909; G 30359.)
Watering place; by Muenier. Pond,
a cow drinking. (© 1 ¢« July 26,
1909; G 30356.)
SOUTHERN MFG. Co., Richmond, Va.
[20498
Southern melodies. Lady, gentle-
man, little girl and boy, on front porch.
Lady playing on guitar. (©1e. July
10, 1909; G 80272.)
SPOFFORD (EDWARD W.), New York,
ING NS. [20499
Long Island, N. Y. Bird’s-eye view.
(© 1c. July 9, 1909; G 30296.)
WHITAKER (JOHN) Philadelphia, Pa.
[20500-20503
In old Virginia. Young man of co-
lonial period assisting young woman
down steps leading from doorway to
carriage. (© 1c. July 138, 1909; G
30276. )
Pomona. Young woman carrying a
Out of doors, foliage
(© 1e. July
dish of fruit.
and sky in background.
13, 1909; G 30275.)
Powder puff. Young woman, seated
in front of mirror, right hand raised
holding powder puff. (©1e. July 13,
1909; G 30277.)
Summertime. 3 cows, two stand in
brook, one on bank, on right is tall
tree. (©1ce. July 13, 1909; G 30274.)
| WHITEHEAD & HoacG co., Newark, N. J.
[20504
Washington (George), profile. Plas-
ter model. (© 1c. July 9, 1909; G
30352. )
WILLET STAINED GLASS & DEC. CO., Pitts-
burg, Pa. [20505
Christ before Pilate. Window de-
sign, figure of Christ in the fore-
ground, to the right Pilate is seated.
(© 1e July 9, 1909; G 30333.)
Number of entries of Works of Art included in the Catalogue since
Jan. 1, 1909
20506-22474.
PeohakRyY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CA'TALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 83, 1891
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART 4:
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR
PLASTIC WORKS OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL
CHARACTER; PHOTOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND PIC-
TORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS; WORKS OF ART
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 35-39
SEPTEMBER, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1909
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries ‘‘shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated there as regards
any copyright registration.”
if (teas Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4, issued
monthly, is arranged in two alphabets of proprietors, with subalphabets of titles,
as follows:
I. Containing titles for Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; Class I, Drawings
or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J, oe and
Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations.
II. Containing Class G, Works of Art (giving a list of the photographs or other
identifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applications for copy-
right of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or Designs for works
of art).
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘*G,’’ Class G, Works of art; ‘‘H,”’
Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; ‘‘I,’? Class I, Drawings or plastic works of a
Scientific or technical character; ‘‘J,’? Class J, Photographs, and ‘‘K,’’ Class K,
Prints and pictorial illustrations. ‘‘©”’’ stands for copyright registration of a pub-
lished work, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1 c.’’ implies copyright registration
of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the
photograph or other identifying reproduction, and ‘‘2 c.,’’ for 2 copies, followed by the
date of their receipt. In the case of pictorial contributions to periodicals, only one
copy of the pictorial contribution is required.
An annual index of proprietors is furnished for this part in the December issue.
The subscription price for Part 4, which must be for the complete calendar year, is
$0.75 for the year 1909 and $0.50 for the year 1910, payable in advance to the Superin-
tendent of Documents by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
CLASSES H-K,
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC
WORKS OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHO-
TOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
AD ART SERVICE, Cleveland, Ohio.
[20506, 20507
County fair, 1909.—State fair, 1909.
© Aug. 2, 1909; 2c. Aug. 2, 1909; K
329, 330.
AGNEW (W. H), Tyrone, Pa.
[20508, 20511
Stevens Park dam and bungalow:
Looking north; Looking west. © Aug.
a 2009 - 2 @ each Aug. 25, 1909; J
130875, 130876.
Tyrone, Pa.: P.R.R. athletic field;
Reservoir. © Aug. 1, 1909; 2 c. each
Aug. 25, 1909; J 180874, 180877.
ALVEY-FERGUSON Co., INC., Louisville,
Ky. [20512-20519
A-F apron conveyers proposed for
Western sugar refining co., San Fran-
cisco, Cal. ©l1ec. Aug. 18, 1909; I 43.
A-F conyeyers, proposed for Bowler
bros., ltd., Worcester, Mass. © 1.
July 22, 1909; I 27.
— proposed for Illinois glass ©co.,
Alton, Ill. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1909; I 47.
proposed for Purity brewing
‘eco,. Minneapolis, Minn. © 1c. Aug.
4, 2009.: I 40.
proposed system for the Spring-
field breweries, Springfield, Mass. ©
1c. Aug. 2, 1909; I 36.
A-F power conveyers, proposed for
Panama R. R. co. © 1c. July 26,
1909; I 28.
proposed for Central R. R. of
Ne ©) 1 @. July 22, 1909; I 26.
Mail conveyer system, proposed for
Chicago & Northwestern ry. co. Pas-
senger station, Chicago, Ill © 1.
Sept. 4, 1909; I 48.
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [18 prints.]
[20520-20532
At the depot. — Caught. — Clown
(The).—Donkey ride.—Fishing.—Get-
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
co.—Continued.
ting ready.—Leap frog.—Out for a
ride.—Resting.—_Summer girl.—Tea on
the lawn.— Tug of war.— Vacation
girl © Aug. 1, 1909; 2 c@ of each
July 23, 1909; K 223-235.
ADVERTISING
AMERICAN ‘SIGHT SEEING COACH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [20533
Seeing New York. © July 30, 1909;
2 @ duly 30; 1909; Ki 279.
AMERICAN TOBACCO co., New York,
ING YG [20534
Sweet caporal cigarettes. © July
19, 1909; 2 e. July 21, 1909; K 182.
AMERICAN WATCH TOOL COo., Waltham,
Mass. [ 20535, 20536
Webster-Whitcomb elect.
— Slide rest.
© July 20, 1909; 2 c. July 19, 1909;
K 190, 191.
Amy (GrorGE A.), New York, N. Y.
[20587-20539
Mark Twain at home. 1-3. © Aug.
eo 1909: 2 cc. exch duly, 21, Le0Se ad
130315-1303817.
ANGLIN (MarcARET), New York, N. Y.
[20540-20543
Anglin (Margaret); by Steichen.
1, 2. © Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Aug.
5, 1909; J 180345-130346.
bronze relief head, by T. Spicer
Simpson. © Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 4,
1909; H 19.
etching of head by Tebegue. ©
Sept. 4, 1909; 2c. Aug. 5, 1909; H 20.
ARMBRUSTER (HENRIETTA), Denver,
Colo. [20544
’Tis only a bit of mountains grand.
© Aug. 27, 1909; 2 ¢. July 29, 1909;
K 505.
315
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20545
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
INS YY. [20545-20567
ator 4d.13.) 1, 2.. © July 2%, 1909.
2 c. of each Aug. 7, 1909; J 180385,
1803886.
Besant (Annie) 847-6, 847-7. ©
Aug. 2, 1909; 2 c. of each Aug. 7, 1909;
J 130395, 130396.
Bleriot: At chalk cliffs of Dover,
849-14; in mid channel, 849-12, 850-4;
Leaving Calais, 850-7; Ready at Ca-
lais, 850-1, 850-8. © Aug. 3, 1909; 2c.
of each Aug. 17, 1909; J 180688-180693.
Crane (Chas. R.) 219-9, 219-10. ©
Aug. 10, 1909; 2 c. of each Aug. 17,
1909; J 1380698, 130699.
Curtiss (Glenn) 852-5, 852-18, 851-8.
© Aug. 5, 1909; 2 c. of each Aug. 17,
1909; J 180695-1380697.
Curtiss (Mrs. Glenn) 852-12. ©
Age: 3 1909." 2 e. Aus. a, 19085 od
130694.
Gizycki (Countess) and _ child.
861-4. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 18,
1909; J 180715.
* Gizycki (Countess Felicia) 861-5.
© Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1909;
J 130714.
pusserand. (ds) Sy). Tat CO Guly.
29, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 7, 1909; J 130387.
-Peter (Consul). Smoking. 847-10,
847-11. © Aug. 2, 1909; 2 c. of each
Aug. 7, 1909; J 130398, 180394.
Straus (Nathan) 856-2, 856-3. ©
Aug. 10, 1909; 2 c of each Aug. 17,
1909; J 180700, 130701.
BAKER (C. H.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[20568-20574
Pittsburg, Pa., Forbes field, opening
game between Pittsburg and Chicago,
1-7. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2 c. of each Aug.
5, 1909; J 180290-1380296.
BAKER (WALTER) CO., Boston, Mass.
[20575
Hospitality. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1909;
J 1380397.
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.), Des Moines, Ia.
[20576-20585
Billings, Mont. © Aug. 26, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 30, 1909; J 180953.
Deadwood, S. Dak. © Aug. 12,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 16, 1909; J 130660.
Fort McKenzie, Wyo. 3d battalion
19th Inf. © Aug. 20, 1909; 2 ce Aug.
23, 1909; J 130842.
Fort Meade, S. Dak. 4th U. S. cav-
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
BANDHOLTzZ (FRED J.)—Continued.
Lead, S. Dak. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2 ¢«.
Aug. 16, 1909; J 130661.
Livingston, Mont. © Aug. 26, 1909;
2c. Aug. 30, 1909; J 1380952.
Sheridan, Wyo. © Aug. 20, 1909;
2c. Aug. 28, 1909; J 180841.
Sturgis, S. Dak. © Aug. 9, 1909;
2c. Aug. 12, 1909; J 180536.
Birds eye view. © Aug. 9,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1909; J 130537.
BANE (A. M.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[20586-20590
I am sending you time.—Man made
the city.—Mill with its hum.—To the
winds give your troubles.—World is
full of roses. © July 15, 1909; 2 ¢. of
each July 15, 1909; K 147-151.
BARKALOW BROS., Omaha, Nebr.
[20591
Omaha, Nebr., Union depot. © July
27, 1909; 2 ce. July 29, 19093 me 2aG:
BARKER (H. E.), Springfield, Ill.
[20592
Lincoln (Abraham). © Aug., 1909;
2c. July 28, 1909; J 129904.
BARMORE (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[20598, 20594
Lincoln (Abraham); by James S.
King. © July 20, 1909; 2c July 20,
1909; K 405.
Tennyson (Alfred); by A. G.
Learned. © July 20, 1909; 2 ¢ July
20, 1909; K 406.
BARNARD’S STUDIO, Wallace, Idaho. ‘
[20595-20602
Bunker hill and Sullivan mill. ©
July 30, 1909; 2 « Aug? 2) 4909257
180053.
Hercules mill and tram. © July
80, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1909; J 130464.
Morning mill. © July 30, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 9, 1909; J 180463.
Mammoth no. 6. © July 30, 1909;
2 c. Aug. 9, 1909; J 180462.
Mullan, Idaho. © July 30, 1909;
2c. Aug. 9, 1909; J 180465.
Snowstorm mine. © July 30, 1909;
2c. Aug. 2,.1909; J 180054.
Sweeney mill. © July 30, 1909; 2 c.
Aug. 2, 1909; J 180055.
Wallace, Idaho, looking north-west.
alry, 1,2. © July 19, 1909; 2 c. each | © July 30, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 2, 1909; J
July 28, 1909; J 130044, 130045.
) 130056.
316
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 35-389, Sept., 1909
20677
BARNEKOW & Petz, Perth Amboy,
N. J [206038, 20604
Jefferson Market—opening day, 1, 2.
© Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 11,
1909; J 1380935, 130936.
Barnes (A. J.), Springfield, I].
[20605-20609
Manual training designs. Plates 1—
4. ©1c. each July 31, 1909; I 29-32.
—— Plate 5. ©l1e. Aug. 26, 1909;
I 46.
BASSLER (W. G.), Zelienople, Pa.
[20610, 20Gi1
Zelienople, Pa. A, B. © Aug. 4,
1909; 2 ce. each Aug. 5, 1909; J 130284,
180285.
BaATTELL (Rosa Lewis), Cedar Grove,
Wis. [20612-20633
Cedarburg, Wis.: Foot bridge;
Scene; Street; Summertime; Vista.
© July 24, 1909; 2 c. each July 26,
1909; J 130398—150401, 130410.
Milwaukee, Wis.: Court of honor;
Deer in St. Francis park; East Water
st.; Grand ave.; Grand ave. and West
Water st.; Milwaukee river; St. Fran-
cis seminary grounds; Upper Grand
ave.; Wisconsin st. © Aug. 3, 1909; 2
e. each Aug. 6, 1909; J 130327-1303835.
Port Washington, Wis.: Birdseye
view; Franklin st. 1, 2; Glimpse of;
Government pier; Harbor (The);
Home, sweet home; Rising generation.
© July 24, 1909; 2 c@ each July 26,
1909; J 130402-130409.
BrecKMAN (THOMAS J.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [ 20634, 20635
His master’s clothes. © July 12,
1909; 2 c. July 16, 1909; K 135.
Oh! for L. & D. now. © Aug. 3,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 6, 1909; K 461.
BEERBOWER (GEORGE M.), New York,
OY. [20636
Foreign matter found in oats.
1 ec. Aug. 6, 1909; J 1380939.
BELL (LILLIAN M.), Grangeville, Idaho.
[4 photographs] [20637-20640
Lawyer canyon viaduct.—Looking |
through tunnel.—Picking up a stray |
car at tun 6.—Train on Half Moon
bridge. © Aug. 23, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26,
1909; J 130884—130887.
BELTRAH & BELTRAH, Baltimore, Md.
[20641
Musical dairy. ©1c. July 8, 1909;
J 129889.
© |
BERWIN (L. M.), Chicago, Il.
[20642, 206438
Billiken and Bobby. © Aug. 1,
19091 ¢. Augsy 2, 1909: K 317.
——© Aug. 8, 1909; 1 c. Aug. 9,
1909; K 525.
Betts & Betts, New York, N. Y.
[20644
Betts man. © July 16, 1909; 2.
July 29, 1909; K 216.
BIEDER (J. L.) co., Chicago, Ill.
[ 20645, 20646
Dutchman’s soliloquy. © Aug. 3,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 5, 1909; K 427.
Golden rule prayer. © Aug. 3, 1909;
2c. Aug. 5, 1909; K 426.
BieEN (Junius) & co. New York,
NGS. [20647-20652
Over the garden wall. 1-6. ©
July 5, 1909; 2 c. of each Aug. 18, 1909;
J 130982-130987.
BIOGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[20653-20663
[Moving picture rolls]
Better way. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1909;
J 130564.
His wife’s visitor. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1909; J 130779.
Indian runner’s romance. © 1 «.
Aug. 24, 1909; J 130843.
Jones’ (Mr.) burglar. © 1c. Aug.
10, 1909; J 130484.
Mended lute. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1909;
J 130411.
Mrs. Jones’ lover.
1909; J 130780.
© 1 c. Aug. 19,
Oh, uncle. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1909; J
, 180911.
Seventh day. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1909;
J 130912.
Slave (The). ©1c. July 30, 1909;
J 129866.
Strange meeting. © 1c. Aug. 5,
1909; J 130279.
They would elope.
1909; J 130485.
© 1 ec. Aug. 10,
BISBEE (CLARENCE EH.) Twin Falls,
Idaho. [20664
Shoshone Falls, Idaho, 120. © Aug.
1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1909; J 180545.
Brack (W. J.), Chicago, Ill. [13 pho-
tographs. ] [20665-20677
Absorbing story.—Bedtime.—Conduc-
tors’ delight.—Game of hearts.—Good
bye.—Good story.—Happy moment.—
317
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20678
pt. Iv,n.s., v.4
BLtack (W. J.), Chicago, Ill.—Cont’d.
Interesting game.—Lunch time—Our
wedding trip.—Sand mans a coming.—
Sweets to the Sweet.—Westward. 1c.
each July 9, 1909; J 180297-130309.
BLANCHARD (Isaac H.) co., New York,
Ns. ¥:; [20678
Adams (Maude) as Joan of Are; by
Alphonse Mucha. © Aug. 1, 1909; 2c.
July 3, 1909; K 388.
BLUMENSTIEL & SMITH, Charles City,
Iowa. [20679
Charles City, Iowa, Hart, Parr co.
factory. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 c Aug.
20, 1909; J 1380994.
Book NEWS MONTHLY, Philadelphia,
Pa. [20680
Hamilton (Lady) as Daphne; by
George Romney. © July 29, 1909; 2 ¢.
July 28, 1909; K 198.
Bowers (B. M.), Ridgewood, N. J.
[20681
Fulton’s (Robert) Clermont.
Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ¢. July 27, 1909; K 185.
Boyer (Maurice W.), Nantucket, Mass.
[20682
Siasconset, Mass., wireless station.
© Aug. 9, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 12, 1909; J
180553.
BrapDsHaw (A. J.), Au Sable, Mich.
[20683
East Tawas, Mich., Public school.
© July 28, 1909; 2c. July 17, 1909; J
129855.
BRANDEL (WILLIAM H.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[20684
Crystal Beach, Bathing. © 1 e«.
Aug. 24, 1909; J 130988.
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co., New York,
Noe [20685-20820
A. (Mme); portrait by de la Gran-
dara. 8415.
Allégresse; by Dagnan Bouveret.
8386.
Amour profond; by A. Guillaume.
8444.
Anecdote (L’); by
8448.
ae (L’); by Edgar Maxence.
08.
A. Guillaume.
Approche (L’) de Vorage; by L.
Barillot. 8398.
Aprés Vaverse; by <A. Sténgelin.
8466.
Astorga; by de Boislecomte. 8382.
Au baleon; by V. Checa. 8439.
Au bord de la mer; by Louise Ab-
bema. 8379.
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
Au chaos de Villers; by Ad. Marais.
8419.
Au crépuscule; by Voisard Margerie.
8436.
Au fond du pare; by Abel Boye.
5903.
Au gué Normandie; by Ad Marais.
8420.
Aux eaux, lV’heure de concert; by
Albert Guillaume. 8441.
Baigneuse; by Gustave Jacquet.
5904.
Baiser (Un) qui s’envole; by Bru-
nery. 5915.
Bateaux rentrant par coup de vent;
by F. Le Gott Gérard. 8395.
Belle (La) Montmartroise; by Henri
Gsell. 5902.
Berger (Le); by DesSvarreux Lar-
penteur. 8464.
Bergére (Le); by Desvarreux-Lar-
penteur. 8453.
Bergéres (Les) de Chailly; by Aimé
Perret. 58938.
Billet (Le) de logement; by H.
Brispot. 8424.
Bouton de rose; by V. Schramm.
5870.
Bruleuses de goémons, Ile de Sein.
by H. Royar. 8889.
Cantiniére (La) est condamnée 4
étre promenée nue, by HE. J. Delahaye.
Ce que demandait Dieu, ce qu’a fait
V’homme; by G. Lhoste. 8484.
Cerf (Le) 4 Vétang; by P. Taver-
nier. 8462.
Cerfs allant boire; by G. F. Roetig.
8459.
Cerfs surpris par Vorage; by G. F.
Roetig. 84388.
Chant V de l’Enfer du Dante; by L.
Royer. 8421.
Cigale (La) endormie; by Mlle. J.
Grenouilloux. 5929.
Circassienne au bain; by Th. Ralli.
5908,
Clair de lune; by Jan van Beers.
5912.
Communiantes
Bail. 8403.
Corde (Le) cassée; by HE. Deully.
5900.
(Les); by Joseph
Cortége (Le) du gladiateur; by Em.
Vassarri. 5916.
Crevettiers de MHonfleurs; by P.
Jobert. 8416.
318
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1909
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
Cueillette (La) du gui sacre; by J.
Aubert. 84385.
Cygne (Le) -jalouse indiscrétion ; by
Henry Farré. 5911.
Dans l’avallonnais; by H. Mouren.
Dans l’or des moissons; by Georges |
Langée. 8397.
Dans la prairie; by P. Tavernier.
8452.
Danseuse esSpagnole;
Bouveret. 8387.
Dante et Beatrix; by Mlle. E. Sourel.
5923.
Dante et Beatrix; (partie centrale)
by Mile. E. Sourel. 83892.
Déjeuner au harem au Caire;
Bridgman. 5917.
Dentelliére; by C. A. Lenoir.
Départ (Un) a MHyeres;
Marcke. 8407.
Départ (Le) pour le gymkana; by
Ch. Walhain. 58
Derniers (Les) lois:
vernier. 8429.
Deyant la glace; by Gab. de Cool.
5928.
Diane; by Henri Daudin.
by
by
5914.
by Van
by’ PB. Fa-
5924.
Dimanche matin; by Mme. Cecile
Jay. 8418.
Doloroso; by L. de Jonciéres. 8381.
Echappé (L’) a offrande; by Tatte- |
grain. 8390.
En féte; by L. Galond. 5894.
Espoir; by Ed Cabane. 8450.
Etude (L’) en Espagne; by
Berges. 5906.
Eve sur ’éléphant; by Surand.
Femme et fleurs; by Ad Piot. 8455.
Fessée (La); by Paul Marie. 5922.
Fileuse et menagére; by Aimé Per-
G.
ret. 5896. |
Fin de labeur; by Georges Laugée. |
8398.
Flandre; by Cecile Paul Baudry.
8411.
Fleurs des champs; by F. A. De-
lobbe. 5913.
Fragilité; by Lionel Royer. 8449.
Galant message; by Denis Etchevery.
5898.
Galathée; by A. Mercié. 5926.
Germanicus devant le disastre de
Varus; by Lionel Royer. 8468.
Heure (L’) calme; by Debat Pon-
san. 8383.
Dagnan- |
CLASSES, H TO K
|
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
| Indisecret (L’); by Lézille des Es-
Sarts. 5905.
| Jeune fille; by Ad Piot. 8422.
20820
|
Jeune fille a sa toilette: by Hag-
borg. 5918S.
Jeune fille au perroquet; by J.
Gounod. 8380.
Jeune fille mettant sa fourrure; by
| Hagborg. 5920.
Juillet; by Paul Tillier.
8400.
| Lettre (La); by J. Triquet. 5927.
| Lutte (La); by E. Joannon. 5901.
Marchand d’oranges; by F. A.
Delobbe. 8410.
Mare (Une) en Normandie;
Barillot. 8896.
Marriage (Un) Breton 4 Concar-
| neau; by Ed. Sain. 8448.
Matin (Le); by Prévot-Valery.
Matin (Le) avec étangs de Cernay
ville; by A. Wallet. 8460.
Meute (La); by Ed. Doigneau.
8426.
Mon modéle Pepita; by G. Berges.
by L.
(La) Egle; by Guinier.
| 5892
Napoleon en compagne; by R. Des-
| varreux. 5880.
| Napoleon et son Etat-Major;
| Raymond Desvarreux. 8468.
| Naiade
i]
by
| Nymphes (Les) de la Seine, de la
Manche et de l’Oise; by A. La Lyre.
| 8888.
| On n’entre pas;
| 8442.
Papillon (Le); by Chantron.
by A. Guillaume.
5891.
Partie (Une) 4 quatre; by Gardner-
| Bouguereau. 8414.
| Partie (La) @échec; by H. Brispot.
8423.
Passeur (Le) absent—soir;
de Souza Pinta. 8391.
Pécheurs de homards;
Walden. 8402.
Pécheurs ploumanakais
| chapelle: by Gueldry. 8401.
Petite idylle Bretonne; by Ed. Sain.
8447.
Petite pudeur; by Pizzella. 8456.
Pierrette; by H. Roudel. 5895.
Pointers; by Percival Rosseau. 8461.
| Pré (Le) Catelan (Bois de Bou-
| logne) ; by H. Gervex. 8384.
Princesses modernes; by J. M. Avy.
by G.
by Lionel
dans la
319
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20821
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
Printemps (Le); by J. Girardet.
5875.
Pugno (Raoul); portrait by Mau-
rice Bompard. 8469.
Quai (Le) et les remparts (Con-
earneau); by F. Le Gott Gérard.
8394.
Repos (Le) des faneuses; by Emile
Adan. 8458.
Rescappé. See Hchappé.
Retour 4 la bergerie; by Aimé Per-
ret. 5899.
Réve (Le); by Ed. Cabane. 8451.
Réve d’or; by A. Bellet. 84383.
Reveil (Le) de Psyche; by M Ben-
ner. 8457.
Rosalie (La Sceur) reconnue et ac-
clamée dans un quartier populaire en
1832; by A. de Richemont. 8417.
Rosier (Le); by D. Enjolras. 5883.
Rouget de V’Isle compose la Mar-
seillaise; by Jacques Scherrer. 8406.
Salut 4 St. Anne; by Duvent. 8409.
Sangliers banges dans le neige; by
J. F. Roetig. 8487.
Séance (La) de plein air; by J.
Ballaveine. 5897.
Soir (Le); by Prevot-Valery. 84380.
Soir calme; by Ed. Crémieux. 8399.
Soir de fete; by L. A. Tessier. 5889.
Soir en Bretagne; by G. Maroniez.
8427.
Soleil d’ automne; by A. M. Gorter.
8385.
Soleil levant; by A. Stengelin. 8465.
Solitude; by A. Point. 5919.
Solitude; by G. Seignac. 5879.
Sur la barricade; by Ch. Mouau.
8404.
Sur la plage de Bercq-la nuit; by
G. Maroniez. 8428.
Symphonie lunaire; by A. Stengelin.
8467.
Tarots (Les); by Martin Kavel.
5907.
Téte a téte; by A. Guillaume. 8445.
Toilette (La); by J. Scalbert. 8454.
Toilette d’une patricienne; by HE.
Vasarri. 5925.
Vision de Jeanne d’Are; by Cour-
celles Dumont. 8440.
Vos billets; by A. Guillaume.
X. (Mademoiselle) et son chien;
by Hughes Talbot. 5921.
1812; by A. Bligny. 8405.
8446.
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
© Aug. 5, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1909; J
130140-130275.
BRETT LITHOGRAPHING CO., New York,
N: Y. [20821
Dutch girl. © Aug. 15, 1909; 2 ¢
July 29, 1909; K 287.
Brock (F. B.), Washington, D. C.
[20822
Optical prism device. ©1c. Aug. 8,
1909; I 38.
Brown (H. W.), Tifton, Ga.
[20823-20825
Fine watermelon. © ic. Aug. 30,
1909; J 131033.
Just the right size for one pumpkin
pie. ©l1c. Aug. 30, 1909; J 131032.
Rattlesnake watermelons, grown
near Tifton, Ga. © Aug. 14, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 14, 1909; J 180992.
BureGess (W. E.), Scottsville, Va.
[20826
Palmyra, Va., Confederate soldiers’
monument. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
11, 1909; J 180957.
BURNHAM (Epwarp K.), Gloucester,
Mass. [20827-20828
Our method of boning codfish. 1, 2.
© July 28, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1909; K
384, 385.
CAMPANA (D. M.), Chicago, Tl, [18
prints]. [20829-20846
American beauties.—Apples.—Black-
berries. — Cherries. — Chrysanthe-
mums.—Currants.—Double violets.—
Nasturtiums.—Peaches.—Pink roses.—
Plums.— Red poppies. —Study in
browns.—Study in green and gray.—
Study in green and orange.—Study in
peacock colors.—Study in red and
black.—Study in violet color. ©
Aug. 15, 1909; 2c. each July 26, 1909;
KK. 238-255.
CARLSON BROTHERS, Elgin, Il.
[20847, 20848
Elgin, Ill, Camp Deneen. 1. ©
July 17, 1909; 2 ce. July 26; 19095 5
1305380.
2. © July 25, 19095 2 cae
11, 1909; J 180531.
CENTRAL PHOTO. co., Ft. Scott, Kans.
[20849
Siesta (The). © Aug. 16, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 18, 1909; J 1380712.
CENTURY PRINTING CO.,
Iowa. [ 20850.
Beginning and end of life. © July
19, 1909; 2 c@ July 17, 1909; K 374.
Des Moines,
320
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 35-389, Sept., 1909
CHENEY (Mary Movutton), Minneapo-
lis, Minn. [20851
Post card to. © July 12, 1909; 2 «.
July 14, 1909; K 100.
CHILDS co., New York, N. Y¥. [20852
Arab (The). © Aug. 15, 1909; 2 ec.
July 31, 1909; J 130896.
CIANI (ALFonso A.), New York, N. Y.
[208538
New York, N. Y., tower of Metro-
politan Life B’ld’g. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Aug. 26, 1909; J 130880.
CxiaRK (C. H.), St. Johnsbury, Vt.
[20854
Good old summer time in Vermont.
© July 20, 1909; 2c. Aug. 4, 1909; K
387.
CLARK (CATHERINE), Denver, Colo.
[20855
Ueber allen gipfeln ist ruh ©
July 12, 1909; 2 ec June 22, 1909; K
173.
CLARK (HucH ELMER) & Bros., Ro-
chester, N. Y. [20856
Extra weatherproof casement win-
dow sash and lock. © 1c. Aug. 4,
1909; I 39.
CLaRK (J. MAXWELL), North Hadley,
Mass. [20857, 20858
Goffe chair, 1-2. © Aug. 2, 1909;
2 ce. July 30, 1909; J 129864, 129865.
Ciece (Epwarp T.), New Brighton,
ee [20859
Sailors’ Snug Harbor, N. Y.; five
front buildings. © July 30, 1909; 2c.
July 31, 1909; K 284.
CLIFFORD (C. E.), Wabasha, Minn.
[20860, 20861
Mississippi river, moonlight on. ©
1c. July 26, 1909; J 129839.
©l1ec. Aug. 5, 1909; J 180343.
CopuRN (Henry L.), Warren Summit,
N. H. [20862-20867
Warren Summit, N. H., N. H. State
Sanatorium; Administration building;
Ward building; Ward building, piazza.
© 1 ¢. each July 31, 1909; J 129901-
129903.
Bird’s-eye view; Ward building
exterior; Ward building interior. ©
See eso. 2 ¢c Aug. %,.1909; J
130382130384.
CocHRANE (R. E.), Belleville, Kans.
[20868
Republic County [Kans.] war vet-
erans. © July 23, 1909; 2 c. June 26,
1909; J 130070.
20916
CoLe (Davin S.), Washington, Iowa.
[20869, 20870
Normal.—Smile (The). © Aug. 21,
1909 ; 2 ec. each Aug. 19, 1909; J 130930,
130981.
CoLLigrgk (P. F.) & son, New York,
NGCY. [20871-20875
Herd of Coke’s hartebeests at night.
© July 31, 1909; 2 c. July 31, 1909;
1 292: :
Lion hunting by flashlight, 1-3. ©
Aug. 10, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1909; K
559-561.
Rewards of patience in the jungle.
© July 31, 1909; 2 ec. July 31, 1909;
K 291.
CoLONIAL ART Co., Boston, Mass.
[20876
Roosevelt Theatre. © July 26, 1909;
2 ce. July 23, 1909; K 156.
COLUMBIA PHOTOGRAPH Co., Petersburg,
Va. [20877
Taft (President), reception of, in
Petersburg, Va. May 19, 1909. ©
duly (29. 1909> 2 ce. duly 2a: Too Ss
129814.
COMMERCIAL CIRCULATING ASS’N., Wich-
ita, Kans. [20878
Wichita, Kans.; dedication services
of new $100,000 bridge across the Ar-
kansas River. © Aug. 15, 1909; 2.
July 27, 1909; J 130344.
COoNWELL (L. R.), New York, N. Y.
[20879-20896
Cordial Thanksgiving greeting.
Greetings, 1-6.
Heartless man of the moon.
Thanksgiving day.
Thanksgiving greetings, 1-4.
To my valentine: a messenger of
love; I wonder Cupid; When Cupid’s
arrow strikes with piercing dart.
To the one I love best; a symbol of
love.
Watch me join those two hearts as
one. © July 19, 1909; 2 c. each July
Pato: Ko £12-198,3 (2.
Cook (Dora T.), Springfield, Mass.
[20897
Yawning baby. © Aug. 7, 1909; 2.
Aug. 9, 1909; K 5389.
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
[20898-20916
Americans both. 5825. © Aug. 6,
1909; 2c. Aug. 9, 1909; K 521.
Cooper (Harry L.) as Happy Heinie.
© July 10, 1909; 2 c July 15, 1909;
K 183.
321
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20917
CouURIER co. OF BurraLo—Continued.
De Miller (Selon) as King David.
© July 30, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1909; K
408.
Elmendorf. © July 9, 1909; 2 «¢.
July 10, 1909; IX 178.
Field (Al. G.) greater minstrels.
© July 15, 1909; 2 ec. July 16, 1909;
K 177.
Fluffy Ruffles. 5802, 5812. © July
80, 1909; 2 c each Aug. 5, 1909; K
417, 409.
—— 5803, 5804. © Aug. 3, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 5, 1909; K 407, 414.
Fluffy, the center of attraction.
5820. © Aug. 6, 1909; 2 c Aug. 9,
1909; K 522.
Great original Gorton minstrels. ©
July 31, 1909; 2c. Aug. 2, 1909; K 328.
In Africa; the Ju Ju girls. 5819.
© July 30, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1909; K
415.
In Panama. 3656, 5808-5811. ©
July 80, 1909; 2 « Aug. 5, 1909; K
410-418, 416.
McIntyre and Heath in Hayti. 5841.
© Aug. 3, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1909; K
418.
What’s the use, its all in vain.
Hols; ©), Ag. 7, 1909;°2. @ Aue,.9,
1909; K 514.
CRAMER (G. M.), Washington, D. C.
[20917-20922
Off to Alexandria.
Wright (Orville) and Lieut. Foulois
preparing for their flight to Alexan-
dria.
Wright (Wilbur) timing flight.
Wright aeroplane.
—— and Starting tower.
Side view.
© Aug. 10, 1909; 2 c each Aug. 11,
1909; J 180517, 180960, 1380516, 130959,
130958, 130961.
CREDIT REPORTING Co. oF N. E., Boston,
Mass. [20923
National ass’n mercantile agencies
convention, Boston, Mass., Aug. 16—
19, 1909. © Aug. 27, 1909; 2 ¢ Aug.
28, 1909; J 180982.
CRIPPER AND REESE, Bemidji, Minn.
[5 photographs] [20924-20928
Air walker—King of fowls.—Lake
Irving.—Meet me at the gate.—Wad-
ing. © Aug. 18, 1909; 2 c each Aug.
21, 1909; J 180834—1308388.
pt. Iv,n.s., v.4
CROSE PHOTO. CO., Gary, Ind. [20929
Gary, Ind. Bird’-eye view of Indi-
ana steel co’s mills. © Aug. 7, 1909;
2c. July 81, 1909; J 180548.
CuLMER (H. L. A.), Salt Lake City,
Utah. [20930
Temple of Rio Virgin. © July
1909; 2 c. July 10, 1909; H 4.
CuRTIS (ASAHEL), Seattle, Wash.
[20931-20933
Above the clouds.
Mt. Rainier, Wash., and the Carbon
glacier. |
Mt. Rainier, Wash. Spray Falls.
© Aug. 24, 1909; 2 ec. each Aug. 30,
1909; J 181024—-131026.
Curtis (G. C.), Boston, Mass. [209384
Seashore bordering a plain. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 20, 1909; I 44.
DAVIS ADVERTISING AND SALES CO.,
Birmingham, Ala. [20985
Shopper’s guide of Greater Birming-
ham. [cover design] © July 15, 1909;
2e. July 26, 1909; K 256.
Dawson (S. H.), Wooster, Ohio.
[20936
Wooster, Ohio. Summer school. ©
July 21, 1909; 2 « July 22,0009- 7
130048.
DECKER (ALFRED) & COHN, Chicago,
Til. [20937-20939
Society brand clothes. 1-3. © Aug.
14, 1909; 2 ec. July 24, 1909; K 295-—
297.
DENTIST’S SUPPLY co., New York, N. Y.
[20940
Half Moon on the Hudson River.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c Aug. 27, 1909; J
180942.
DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC co., Detroit,
Mich. [20941
Yellowstone park, Big blue spring,
Lower geyser basin. © July 26, 1909;
2c. July 28, 1909; K 518.
DETROIT PUBLISHING CO., Detroit, Mich.
[20942-20999
© Aug iz
Britannia (Steamer).
1909; 2c. Aug. 20, 1909; J 180796.
Cincinnati, Ohio: Chester Park, to-
boggan slide on the lake; Eden Park,
Elinor gate; Eden Park, Spring house; —
Lake, Burnet woods; Lincoln Park,
the lake; Princess, Ohio river steamer ; —
University of Cincinnati. © Aug. 2,
1909; 2 ¢. each Aug. 4, 1909; J 180125-
1801381.
O22
;
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
21058
“nos. 35-39, Sept., 1909
DETROIT PUBLISHING co.—Continued.
—from Mt. Adams. © Aug. 12,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 20, 1909; J 1380794.
Columbus, Ohio: Carnegie Library;
City Hall; Columbus from. court
house; Court House; East Broad
street; Franklin County Memorial
~B’ld’g; Franklin Park; High st. and
Broad st.; High st. at night; High st.
south from Chestnut; Ohio State capi-
tol; Ohio state university, campus;
Ohio state university, main building;
Olentangy Park, up the river; Schiller
Park; Schiller Park, rustic bridge;
Storage dam. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Aug. 20, 1909; J 130795, 130799-
130814.
Detroit, Mich.: Belle Isle, canal
and river; Belle Isle, Forest canal;
Belle Isle, Pavillion and canal; Boat
club, Ball room; Boat club, On the ver-
anda, 1, 2; Don Juan de Austria, na-
val reserves, Mich.: Jefferson avenue
residence. 1, 2; Steamer, Thomas
Lynch. © Aug. 2, 1909; 2 c. each
Aug. 4, 1909; J 130114130115, 180182-
130139.
— Casino, Belle Isle; Griswold st.
south from Michigan Ave. © Aug. 12,
1909 ; 2 c. each Aug. 20, 1909; J 130797, |
130798.
Toledo, Ohio: Boody house; Casino,
board walk; Collingwood ave.. view
near W. Bancroft st.; Farm (The) ;
Greyhound passing through Cherry st.
bridge; Riverside park and _ beat
house; Toledo beach from chutes;
View; Water front. © Aug. 2, 1909;
2 ec. each Aug. 4, 1909; J 130117-130124.
Hotel Secor ; Hotel Secor. lobby ;
Lueas County Court House; Madison
Street; Summit Street; Produce Ex-
change and Ohio B’ld’g; Up the Mau-
mee, from Walbridge Park; Walbyidge
Park; Water front, 1, 2. © Aug. 12,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 20, 1909; J 130783- |
130791, 130793.
William Livingston, steamer. ©
Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 20, 1909; J
130792.
Drury (GEORGE EDWARD), Columbus,
Ind. [21000
Girl’s head. © July 1, 1909; 2.
July 19, 1909; K 285.
Du Brut Cincinnati,
Ohio. [21001-21004
Du Brul (Napoleon), residence of,
14. ©ic. Aug. 27, 1909; J 180907-—
130910.
(NAPOLEON ),
Duncan (F. K.), Girard, Kans.
[21005, 21006
Call airship no 2: Rear of pavil-
lion; With shop force. © July 7.
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 9, 1909; J 130447,
130448.
DUNHAM (EpDGAR), Princeton, ill.
[21007, 21008
Fred Swain [steamboat]. © Aug.
18, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; J 130669.
Henry, Ill. © July 31, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 2, 1909; F 129917.
DUQUESNE (FR1Tz), New York, N. Y.
[21009
Laudor (Henry Savage) in his
Paris atelier with flying machine. ©
Mio, POON; 2 Gs Aue! (9, TOs
130449.
DurFEE (Susan T.), San Francisco,
Cal. [21010
Durfee radial calender. © 1 «@
Aug. 24, 1909; I 45.
DuRSTHOFF (HANS), Berlin, Germany.
[21011
Godowsky (Leopold) in Wien. ©
July, 20, 19693°2 ¢.’ Aude. ts; Wer gs
130563.
Eaton (R. & D. Eunice), Syracuse,
NYY. [21012
This is your birthday. F 78218,
June 30, 1909; 2 c. June 30, 1909.
Orange,
)-
EDISON MANUFACTURING CO.,
N. J. [21013-21058
Goward,.).CA,).2. 4-4. @, Aue oto:
19093, 2 e... each. Aug.- 18, 1909; J
130719—-130722.
Far from the madding crowd. 1-3.
© Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c each Aug. 23,
1909; J 130831—-130833.
Furnished rooms to let, 1-3. ©
Aug. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 19, 1909;
J 130771-130773.
Lochinvar. 1-4. © Aug. 6, 1909;
2 e. each Aug. 10, 1909; J 1380503-—
130506.
Love’s sacrifice. 14. © July 30,
1909; 2 e@. each Aug. 10, 1909; J
130495-130498.
Newport, R. I., apprentice boys at
Newport naval training station. 1-3.
© Aug. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 18,
1909; J 180716—130718.
Price of a soul. 14. © Aug. 13,
1909; 2c. each Aug. 19, 1909; J 180767-—
| 130770.
Prince and the pauper. 1-7.
Aug. 3, 1909; 2 ce. each Aug. 10, 1909;
‘J 180507-130513.
323
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21059
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
EDISON MANUFACTURING Co.—Cont’d.
Simple home dinner. 1, 2. © Aug.
17, 1909; 2 c@ each Aug. 28, 1909; J
130829, 130830.
Taking his photograph. 1-4. ©
July 27, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 10, 1909;
J 180499-130502.
Tobacco edict. Old New York, 1648.
1, 2. ‘© Aug. 6,.1909%. 2-¢..,each, Aue.
10, 1909; J 180514-180515.
Web of fate. 1-3. © Aug. 20, 1909;
2 c. each Aug. 26, 1909; J 130898—
130900.
Wright brothers’ aeroplane. 1-3.
© Aug. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 26,
1909; J 180901-130908.
EDMOND (WILLIAM J.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [21059
Catskill mountains, panorama as
seen from Overlook Mt. © July 28,
1909; 2c. July 31, 1909; J 129898.
EDMONSTON (David B.), Washington,
Dec: [21060
Cannon (Joseph G.). © July 20,
1909; 2c. July 8, 1909; J 180068.
ENpers (Henry), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[21061
Clermont (The). © Aug. 18, 1909;
2c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 1809387.
ENGLISH (H.), Kellogg, Idaho. [21062
Going to work. © July 20, 1909;
2c. July 26, 1909; J 180544.
HRPENBECK (Harry T.), Atlantic City,
None [21063
Be careful when you strike. © Aug.
19, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 20, 1909; J 1380781.
ESSELSTYN (J. N.), Lander, Wyo.
[21064
Burning at the stake. ©1c. July
19, 1909; J 180090.
EVERETT (HRNeEStT P.), Astoria, N. Y.
[21065
Nature’s monuments. © 1. Aug.
30, 1909; J 180951.
FAWKNER (FREDERICK P.), Cairo, Ill.
[21066
Thistlewood (Capt. N. B.) © Aug.
11, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1909; J 130562.
FEATHER (ROBERT Scott), New York,
Ney: [21067
Stoney Brook, L. I. Ye old home-
stead. © Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ¢. July 31,
1909; J 129899.
KIELD AND STREAM PUB. CO., New York,
Ne. [21068
His last chance. © July 24, 1909;
2G) duly’ 29, 1909: K Qsi-
FIsHBAUGH (W. A.), Empire, Canal
Zone. [21069-21075
Panama: Culebra cut, looking
south; Digging the Panama canal;
Fighting the Cucaracha slide; Old Fort
Chiriqui, Panama City; Scene in Cule-
bra cut; Shooting mud to divert the
Chagres river into canal; Suspension
bridge across the canal. © Aug. 12,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 24, 1909; 1380844—
180850.
FLoE (HAston), Blue Harth, Minn.
[21076
Faribault co., Minn., makes corn.
© Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1909; J
130450.
Forp (EDNA HILLYER), Waupun, Wis.
[9 protographs. ] [21077-21085
Chippewa squaw and child.—Ma-ka-
tai-me-she-kid-kah.—Mo-hon-go.—Poca-
hontas. — Sa-go-you-wat-ha. — Ta-ma-
kake-toke. — Tens-kwau-Ta-wa, the
prophet. — Thay-en-dau-egea (Capt.
Joseph Brant).—Wa-em-boes-ha. ©
Aug. 9, 1909; 2 ec. of each Aug. 12,
1909; J 1805382-1380535, 180538-130542.
Foster (WILson), St. Louis, Mo.
[21086
Faithful. © July 26, 1909-2
July 28, 1909; K 196.
VRANCO-AMERICAN FERMENT Co., New
Yorks,...Ney Ye [21087
Apparatus for preparing scientific-
ally soured milk with Metchnikoff
lactobacilline powder. ©1c. July 28,
1909; I 25.
FRANKISH (CHAS. G.), Ontario, Cali-
fornia. [21088-21094
Spanish bayonet in blossom. 142.
Stoddard’s canyon, Above Great
Falls. 141.
—— Carriage drive. 188.
—— Great Falls. 140.
Stoddard’s Falls, Southern Califor-
nia. 148, 144.
—— Lower cascades. 139.
© July 8, 1909; 2 c. each July 14,
1909; J 130091-130097.
FRAZIER (EDWARD JAMES), Thompson,
Mont. [21095-21105
Black cub bear.—Cliffs below
Thompson Falls, Mont.—Cub bear.—
My cub bear.— Thompson, Mont.—
View between Eddy and Plains, Mont.
—View of Missoula river, near Para-
dise, Mont. © July 17, 1909; 20¢
each July 30, 1909; J 129856-129862.
o24
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1909
21158
FRAZIER (EDWARD JAMES )—Continued.
Graves Creek falls near Thompson,
Mont. © July 17, 1909; 2c. July 8,
1909; J 130668.
Quinn’s hot springs, Mont. 1, 2.—
Missoula river, near Quinn’s_ hot
springs. © July 12, 1909; 2 c. each
July 8, 1909; J 180665-130667.
FREDERICKSON co., Chicago, II].
[21106-21130
Weather forcast: January; Febru-
ary; March; April; May; June; July;
August; September; October; Novem-
ber; December. © Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
of each Aug. 5, 1909; H 6-17.
At your service.—City cousin.—
Comforts of home.—Crisis.—Fair co-
ed.—First flight of old glory.—Gather-
ing of the minute men.—Rivals.—
Sisters.—Sketching the trail boss.—
Top of the world.—Vanderbilt cup.—
Washington at Valley Forge. © Aug.
10, 1909; 2 c. of each Aug. 16, 1909;
H 21-33.
FREEMAN (B. G.), Dover, N. H.
[21131
Roman Catholic clergy of Man-
chester, N. H. diocese. © Aug. 16,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 7, 1909; K 543.
Freitag (CHarites A.), St. Joseph,
Mich. [21182
Candium lily. ©1c. July 26, 1909;
J 130276.
FRIEDLANDER (JOS.) & BRO., New York,
b's P2133
ete. Aus 2, 1909; J
)
ale
J. EF. girl.
129910.
GAGNON (THOMAS), Wenatchee, Wash.
[21134-21141
Wenatchee, Wash. Barn where fire
‘started, July 6, 1909. © July 15,
1909; 2 c. July 15, 1909; J 129927.
— Burning of Cottage Hotel. ©
iJuly 15, 1909; 2 ec. July 15, 1909; J
129925.
— Burning of Harlin market. ©
beuly 15, 1909; 2 ec. July 15, 1909; J
)129923.
— Burning of Hunt building. ©
J
July 15, 1909; 2 c. July 15, 1909;
129924.
__—Falling of fire bell and tower.
© July 15, 1909; 2 c. July 15, 1909; J
129926.
— Falling of Wood’s and Cottage
hotel buildings. © July 15, 1909; 2c.
July 15, 1909; J 129922.
GAGNON (THOMAS)—Continued.
Wenatchee, Wash; General view of
fire looking up Orondo ave. July 6,
1909. © July 15, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 18,
1909; J 1380596.
When the blaze was at its
worst, July 6, 1909. © July 15, 1909;
2c. July 15, 1909; J 129928.
GAINEY (Mrs. M. W.), Elba, Minn.
[21142-21144
Basket (The) family.—Mrs. Butter
bowl. © July 24, 1909; 2 c. each Aug.
2, 1909; K 3338, 3384.
Wash tub. © July 30, 1909; 2 ¢
Aug. 2, 1909; K 335.
GILBERT (Cass), New York, N. Y.
[21145-21155
St. Paul, Minn., along boulevard to
new state capitol © 1e July 9,
1909; I 15.
Boulevard to Soldiers’ and sail-
ors’ monument. ©1 ec. July 9, 1909;
d Ieee 244
Capitol boulevard, detail and
plan of Soldiers’ and sailors’ monu-
ment. ©1e. July 9, 1909; I 19.
detail and plan of Sol-
diers’ and sailors’ monument, showing
width of boulevard. © 1c. July 9
1909; I 13.
from Seven corners. © 1
c. July 9, 1909; I 21.
——— —_——_ 2eneral yiew.. ©) 1c) July
9, 1909; I 20.
——plan leading from Seven
corners to state capitol. © 1 e¢. July
9, 1909; I 16.
——p)plan showing property re-
quired. ©1c. July 9, 1909; I 17.
— showing width of boule-
vard, ete. ©l1c. July 9, 1909; I 18.
from monument to new state
capitol. ©l1ec. July 9, 1909; I 14.
Soldiers’ and _ sailors’ monu-
ment. ©1c. July 9, 1909; I 22.
GILLETT (S.), Boscobel, Wis. [21156
All stars, Muscoda, Wis.; champions
of southwestern Wisconsin. © Aug. 1,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1909; J 180955.
GLOBE ART CO., Boston, Mass. [21157
All the popes from St. Peter to Pius
X. © July 6, 1909; 2c. July 31, 1909;
K 5538.
GOLDENSKY (Exias), Philadelphia, Pa.
[21158
Waik-e (Jz) ‘© Aug. 26; 1909%: 27,
Aug. 27, 1909; J 180919.
320
CATALOGUE OF COPYHIGHT ENTRIES
21159
pt. Iv,n.s.,v.4
GoLDMAN (ALBERT), Cleveland, Ohio.
[21159 |
Cleveland Hunyadi Laszlo Magyar
Betegsegelyz6 egylet. Aug. 22,
1909; 2c. Aug. 24, 1909; J 1380840.
Cleveland,
Ohio. [21160
What they want. © Aug. 2, 1909;
2c. Aug. 4, 1909; J 1380934.
(ArTHUR D.), Atkinson,
N. H. [21161-21164
April snow. © July 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 7, 1909; J 130392.
As seen in Japan. © Aug. 20, 1909;
2c. Aug. 26, 1909; J 180893.
Newton Junction, N. H. Hoyts’
Point, the curve. 1, 2. © Aug. 20,
1909; 2c. each Aug. 26, 1909; J 180894,
130895.
GriswotD (Maset A.), Bennington,
Vt. [21165-21168
Bennington, Vt.: Elm st. and Wash-
ington st.; Hunts fountain; Mt. An-
thony country club; Union st., Pleas-
ant st., Hillside st. © Aug. 2, 1909; 2
ec. each Aug. 5, 1909; K 456-459.
GUFFANTI’S, New York, N. Y. [21169
Guffanti’s table d’hote. © Aug. 5,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1909; K 478.
GUSTIN (HE. W.), New York, N. Y. [T
prints | [21170-21176
Bridge of size——First quarrel.—
Home was never like this.—I love my
wife, but oh you kid.—I wish I had
some one to love me.—Life’s dream.
That’s what they all say. © July 26,
1909; 2 c. each July 28, 1909; K 201—
207.
GUTHYL (RALPH), Wilmot, S. Dak.
[21177-21180
Ortonville, Minn.; Big stone lake,
approach. © July 13, 1909; 2 ¢. Aug.
9, 1909; J 1380434.
water front. © July 13,
1909; 2 e. July 27, 1909; J 130470.
—Dock. © July 19, 1909; 2 «
Aug. 9, 1909; J 180435.
Simpson Park, Bigstone Lake, S.
Dak. © July 19, 1909; 2 c. Ang. 9,
1909; J 130436.
HAASE (A. F.), Hobart, Ind.
[21181-21183
Deep river, Ind., a quiet stream.
East Gary, Ind., The Bijou.
Hobart, Ind., Lake street.
© Aug. 13, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 16,
1909; J 130670-13067 2.
GOLDSMITH (MICHAEL),
GOooDRICH
| HAINES PHOTO Co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[21184-21193
Buffalo, N. Y., panorama. © Aug.
23, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1909; J 130864.
passenger boats and docks. ©
Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; J
130652.
Celoron water front. © July 31,
1909; 2c. Aug. 3, 1909; J 130548.
Chautauqua water front. © July
31, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1909; J 180547.
Jamestown, N. Y., Panorama. ©
July 31, 1909; 2 « Aug. 3, 1909-0
130459.
Niagara Falls, N. Y., American falls
from Goat Island. © Aug. 12, 1909;
2c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 1380654.
Niagara river, 14. © Aug. 12,
1909; 2 @. each Aug. 14, 1909; J
130653, 130655-130657.
Hatzt (D. B.), La Conner, Wash.
[21194
La Conner, Wash., 1909. © July
12, 1909; 2 c. July 19, 1909; J. 130920.
HALL ae P.) & son, New York,
N. [21195-21218
ie: at N. Y¥.: Academy) as
music, 6119; Institute of arts and
sciences, 6118; Park dept. building,
parade ground, 6109. © July 28, 1909;
2c. of each July 29, 1909; J 129843-—
129845.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Masonic temple,
6111. © July 24, 1909; 2 « July 2s,
1909; J 129898.
Brooklyn bridge, entrance, 6127. ©
July 1, 1909; 2 « Age. 2a
130856.
Clermont, 6138. © Aug. 24, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 25, 1909; J 130873.
Half Moon, 6189. © Aug. 24, 1909;
2c. Aug. 25, 1909; J 180872.
Jeannette park, 6133. © Aug. 12,
1909; 2c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 130643.
[New York, N. Y.]: Cooper square,
6115; St. Patrick’s cathedral, 6116,
6117. © July 24, 1909; 2 e. each July
28, 1909; J 129890-129892.
[New York, N. Y.]: Broadway’s
midnight sun, 6121, 6122; Central
park, 6124; Manhattan opera house,
6120; Union square, 6123. © July 28,
1909; 2 c. each July 29,1909; J 129846-
129850.
[New York, N. Y.]: Fifth avenue}
and 42d st., 6180; Grace church, 6125;
Homeward bound, Park row, 6128. ©
July 31, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 2, 1909; J
129918-129920.
326
|
|
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 35-389, Sept., 1909
Hatyt (Geo. P.) & son—Continued.
New York, N. Y., Flatiron build-
ing, 6132. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Aug. |
14, 1909; J 180642.
New York, N. Y.: Broadway &
Sixth ave., 6134, 6185; Fifth avenue
building, 6136, 6137. © Aug. 21, 1909;
2 ec. each Aug. 25, 1909; J 130866—
130869.
HAMEL (L. W.), Miles City, Mont.
[21219-21220
Street parade. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2
c. Aug. 23, 1909; J 180825.
Train robbery. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2
ce} Aug. 23, 1909; J 180826.
HAMMOND PRESS, Buffalo, N. Y.
[21221-21228
Birthday wish. © July 15, 1909; 2
e. July 15, 1909; K 153.
If we smile at our troubles. © July
15, 1909; 2c. July 15, 1909; K 154.
Into the heart of the rose. © July
15, 1909: 2c July 15, 1909; K 152.
Is it raining, little flower? © July
15, 1909; 2c. July 15, 1909; K 148.
Just whistle a bit, if the day be dark.
eae ts, 1809; 2 c« July 15, 1909;
K 145.
Morning glories, bright and fair. ©
feet, 2909-92 ¢ July 15, 1909; K
155.
*Tis here for you in printer’s ink. |
© July 15, 1909; 2 ce. July 15, 1909;
K 144.
True to nature I would be. © July
15, 1909; 2 ¢. July 15, 1909; K 146.
HAMPTON RoapDs PAPER co., Norfolk,
Va. [21229
Professor rooster. © Aug. 5, 1909;
2 ce. Aug. 6, 1909; K 462.
Haggis (W. J.), Pittston, Pa.
[21230-21234
I take long walks between meals.
© Aug. 14, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; J
1306738.
Lake Hopatcong, N. J., from Col.
Green’s. © Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
10, 1909; J 130488.
Lake Hopatcong, N. J., Bertrand
island. © Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 10,
1909; J 130487.
Lake Hopatcong, N. J., The Isles.
© Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1909;
J 130489.
Some of the natives always meet me
at the station. © Aug. 14, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 16, 1909; J 130674.
CLASSES, H TO K
21258
Harvey (KE. S.), Lebanon, Ind.
[21235-21238
Lebanon, Ind.: Birds eye view. 1,
2; Carnegie Library. © July 28, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 2, 1909; J 129914129916.
Under the hammer. © Aug. 25,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 30, 1909; J 180954.
Harvey (FReED.), Kansas City, Mo.
[21239-21248
Albuquerque, N. Mex., Indian build-
ing, Indians at work. © Aug. 1, 1909;
2 & July .29, 1909; J 129822.
Belen cut-off on the Santa Fe be-
tween Clovis and Belen, New Mexico.
© July 15, 1909; 2 c. July 29, 1909;
J 130979.
Boat used by Russell and Monette
during trip through Grand Canyon.
© Aug. 1, 1909; 2 « July 12, 1909; J
130995.
Burros loaded with alfalfa, New
Mexico. © Oct. 21, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
26, 1909;.J 180882.
Hopi snake dancer, Arizona. © Oct.
1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909; J 1808838.
HEALY (P. H.), Rawlins, Wyo.
[21244-21247
Bunch of riders; Scoville on Hornet;
Start of the wild horse race; Tying a
roped steer. © July 10, 1909; 2 «¢.
each Aug. 7, 1909; J 130388-1380391.
HERMANCE (L. M.), Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
[21248
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Main and Mar-
ket streets. © Aug. 8, 1909; 2c. Aug.
9, 1909; J 180706.
Hopson (SAMUEL) AND KIGHT (HAR-
vEY), Castle Rock, Wash.
[21249-21251
Bis stump: 1) © duly3; 21909 2 €.
July 12, 1909; J 1380948.
Bie tree.” o © duty s, 1908: ae.
July 12, 1909; J 1380947.
Horse on top of a stump. 2. ©
July S; 71909 3+ Ze. daly TZ, 19085 "s
130946.
Hopce (W. H.) gz., Tacoma, Wash.
[21252
Mt. Tacoma
©1
Tacoma, Washington.
as seen from Whitworth college.
e. July 26, 1909; J 129836.
Hopkins (KATHRYN), San Francisco,
Cal. [212538
Vaughan (Miss Evelyn). © July 16,
| 1909; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1909; J 130815.
B27
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21254
HorNER (CARL J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[21254-21271
Abstein (Wm.) © July 24, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 16, 1909; J 180664.
Beckendorf (Henry). © Aug. 25,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909; J 130891.
Buen (@.). © Aug. 25, 1909; 2%e
Aug. 26, 1909; J 180890.
Ellis (G. W.) ©l1ce Aug. 2, 1909;
J 129913.
Fletcher (A.) © July 27, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 16, 1909; J 180662.
Gasper (H. L.) © Aug. 17, 1909;
2c. Aug. 19, 1909; J 180776.
Harmon (Robert). © July 12,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1909; J 180522.
Kroh (FE. M.) © July 16, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 11, 1909; J 1380528.
Meyers (J.) © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 26, 1909; J 130888.
Miller (J. B.) © July 24, 1909; 2
ce. Aug. 16, 1909; J 130668.
O’Hara (W.) © Aug..17, 1909; 2
ce. Aug. 19, 1909; J 130777.
Ragan (Patrick). © July 16, 1909;
2 e. Aug. 11, 1909; J 180525.
Rowan (J. H.) © Aug. 18, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 19, 1909; J 180775.
Shafter (A. J.) © Aug.
e. Aug. 19, 1909; J 1380778.
Speer (Geo.) © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 26, 1909; J 180889.
Sutor (Harry). © Aug.
2c. Aug. 27, 1909; J 180916.
Works (Ralph). © Aug.
2c. Aug. 23, 1909;.J 180827.
Zimmerman (H. G.) © July 16,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 11, 1909; J 180524.
a LOOS = 2
26, 1909;
20, 1909;
Hunt (P. S.), Valdez, Alaska.
[ZAIQT2, 2IZS
Valdez, Alaska. G 2339-2340. ©
Ages Ow 1909s. 2. e Aug. 11, 1909 20
1380685.
Valdez, Alaska. G 2338. © Aug. 5,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 17, 1909; J 130686.
Hunter (C. T.), Washington, D. C.
[21274
Champion base-ball players, 1909.
© Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1909;
K 850.
HutTcHinson (H. 8S.) & co., New Bed-
ford, Mass. [21275-21282
Fairhaven, Mass., new high school;
gymnasium. 1248.
—— —— study room.
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
HutcHinson (H. 8S.) & co.—Cont’d.
Unitarian memorial church,
auditorium, parish house. 1251.
baptismal font. 1252.
dining room, parish house.
12a:
—— —— Organ and chom sereess
1249.
——-— pulpit. 1250.
© July 15, 1909; 2 c. each July 15,
1909; K 208-214.
Fairhaven, Mass., Unitarian memo-
rial church, interior. © July 31, 1909;
2 ¢ Aug. 2, 1909: ae ace
| INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE oF Y. M.
C. A., New York, N. Y.
[21288, 21284
Quitting time, large size. © Aug. 9,
1909; 2 c. Aug: 10; 2909RMIK Sate
small size. © July 10, 1909;
2 ec. July 21, 1909 kK ae2:
INTERNATIONAL STEREOGRAPH CO., INC.,
Decatur, Ill. [ 21285-21289
Decatur, Ill. Before fire of Aug. 22,
1909. © Aug. 23, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 25,
1909; J 180860.
— Country club. © Aug. 1, 1909;
2c. July 22, 1909; J 22985
—— —— golf links. © Aug. 1, 1909;
2c. July 22, 1909; J 129852.
-—_— Fire swept. © Aug. 23, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 25, 1909; J 180861.
Water & E. main, Aug. 24, 1909.
© Aug. 24, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909;
J 180904.
INTERWOVEN STOCKING CO., New Bruns-
wick, N. J. [21290, 21291
No holes, no darning.—Weekly darn-
ing. © July 30, 1909; 2 ce. each July
31, 1909; K 298, 294.
Iyzes (EF. K.), Britton, S. Dak
[21292-21297
Britton, S. Dak.; court house. 7.
© Aug. 15, 1909; 2 c« July -31, 1909;
J 130569.
Britton, S. Dak.: Church st., looking
north; Fifth st.; Norwegian Lutheran
church; Presbyterian church; Seventh
st. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 24,
1909; J 130851-1380855.
JACKSON (W. B.), Marblehead, Mass.
[21298, 21299
Casino, 3235, 8236. © Aug. 28,
1909; 2 e@. of each Aug. 30, 1909; J
181084, 1310385.
328
.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos, 35-39, Sept., 1909
JERSEY CITY TUNNEL DAY COMMITTEES,
Jersey City, N. J. [21300
Subscribers’ official souvenir, tunnel
opening day. © July 19, 1909; 2 «.
July 24, 1909; K 169.
JOHNSON (J. R.), Cheboygan, Mich.
[21309
Saginaw, Mich., greetings from. ©
Aug. 20, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 23, 1909; J
130933.
JOHNSON (S. HE.) & co., Minneapolis,
Minn. P21802
Minneapolis, skyline panorama
taken from Raddison hotel. © July
15, 1909; 2 ec. July 17, 1909; J 130088.
JOHNSON Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
[2138038, 21304
Salt Lake City, Utah: Pratt’s
(Orson) observatory, Temple park;
Salt Lake thestre and some of its
proteges. © July 6, 1909; 2 c. each
July 6, 1909; K 198, 194.
KALKHOFF cCo., New York, N. Y.
[21305
Spirit of America. © 1c. Aug. 14.
1909; J 180635.
Kapp (Martin), Denver, Colo. [6
prints. ] [21306 -21311
Curfew must not ring tonight.—Hav-
ing a great time—Hello comrades.—
Maiden’s prayer.—Man’s prayer.—Oft
in a stilly night. © July 27, 1909; 2c.
each Aug. 2, 1909; K 320-325.
KELLEY & CHADWICK, Chicago, Ill.
[21312--21323
Messina, Sicily [earthquake views]:
Boulevard Cavour; Box car homes of
refugees; Church of the Holy Souls of
Purgatory; Hotel Triancria; Life in
barracks; Municipal building; Rude
homes; Ruins; Strada della Neve;
Temporary shelter for sufferers. ©
Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 13, 1909;
J 131005-131009, 131012-131016.
Reggio, Italy: Earthquake shat-
tered homes on Boulevard Garibeldi;
Panorama of ruins and Straits of Mes-
sina. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2c. each Ang.
13, 1909; J 181010, 131011.
KEYSTONE VIEW CO., Meadville, Pa.
[21324-21353
Messina earthquake views; 16S06 to
16829. © July 12, 1909: 2 ¢« each
July 22, 1909; J 130352-130881.
Kirk (SAmM’L) & SON co., Baltimore,
Md. [21354-21355
Draper (Gov.) cup, side view. ©
1 ce. Aug. 13, 1909; J 130566.
U. S. Marine corps cup, front view.
© 1e. Aug. 13, 1909; J 130567.
21371
KLACKNER (C.), New York, N. Y.
[ 21356:
Final orders (The staff at the battle
of Austerlitz) ; by J. L. E. Meissoniér.
ce ae 30, 1909; 2 c Aug. 31, 1909:
KLINGMANN (OTTO), New York, N. Y.
[21857
Brighton Beach, N. Y. Remarkable
automobile acident by breaking of axle
during 100 mile race. © Aug. 5, 1909:
2c. Aug. 17, 1909: J 130705.
KNAFFL & BROTHER, Knoxville, Tenn.
[21358-21360
Althea. © July 15, 1909; 2 ¢. July
26, 1909; J 180483.
Girl with vase. © July 15, 1909:
2c. July 26, 1909: J 130482.
Lost chord. © July 15, 1909; 2 e.
July 26, 1909; J 130481.
KOEHLER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[21361
Hudson-Fulton celebration. © Aug.
1, 1909; 2 c. July 22, 1909; K 390.
KOHLER (Mrs. A. M.), New York, N. Y.
[213862
Historical souvenir of the Catholic
centennial celebration, 1808-1908. ©
ee 19, 1909; 2 c. July 20, 1909: K
KUCHERA (MIKE J.), Kimball, S. Dak.
[21868, 21364
Kimball) 8 Dake. 17 20) © Anes 10;
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 2, 1909; J 129911,
129912.
LAW COMPANY, San Francisco, Cal.
[21365
Seals (The). © Aug. 2, 1909; 2 ec.
Aug. 9, 1909; J 130528.
LAYMAN (H. Dovertas) & LAYMAN
(F. Parpart), Milwaukee, Wis.
[21866-21370
National highway, an automobile,
transportation and public road, cross
section. © July 2, 1909; 2 c Aug. 9,
1909; K 540.
Proposed combination automobile,
trolley, and public road. 1-4. ©1e.
each Aug. 9, 1909; J 1380412130415.
LAZARNICK (N.), New York, N. Y.
[21371 -
Acme car losing wheel at Brightom
Beach. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 6,
1909; J 1803825.
o29
8954—09——_2
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
LAZELL, DALLEY & co., New York, N. Y.
[21872
Debutante (The). © July 15, 1909;
2c. July 16, 1909; K 76.
Leavitt (H. M.), Rutland, Mass.
[21373-21881
Mass., Prison camp
and hospital (east wing): Approach ;
Dining room; Veranda; Section of
veranda; Ward; Section of ward; Hos-
' pital yard; Part A 1600; Part B 1601.
© Aug. 7, 1909; 2c. each Aug. 2, 1909;
J 129929-1299387.
LEEDS (AUGUSTA GLOSE), Chicago, III.
[21382-21393
Leeds (A. G.), Sarony photos.
1-12. -© July 28,4909? 2 cock exch
Aug. 2, 1909; J 180098-180109.
LeIcH (W. H.), Beaver Falls, Pa. [4
photographs] [21394-21397
One pineapple on a.=two_ horse
wagon.—One watermelon on a two
horse wagon.—Three cucumbers on a
two horse wagon.—Twenty-six straw-
berries on a two horse wagon. © Aug.
a, 19095. Ze) eaehy Aue:: 5, 09: i:
130280-130283.
West Rutland,
LEIGHTON (HucH C.) co., Portland,
Me. [21398-21407
Palm Beach, Fla.: Afternoon tea,
Royal Poinciana gardens; Bunch of
cocoanuts; Cocoanut grove, Munyons
island; Fine specimen of Royal palm;
In the garden of Hden, rubber banyan
tree; Junction of the jungle trails;
Lakeside road near garden of Eden;
Palm avenue, walk between Royal
Poinciana and breakers; Royal Poin-
ciana gardens, north walk; Whitehall,
H. M. Flagler residence. Aug. 5,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 9, 1909; J 180437-—
130446.
Lewis (A. T.), Grants Pass, Oreg.
[21408-21412
Grants Pass, Oreg. Salmon fisher-
men and their families. © Aug. 3.
1909; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1909; J 130494.
Merlin, Oreg. Apple tree planted
1853. © July 20, 1909; 2 c. July 2,
1909; J 130491.
Rogue River, Oreg. Bybya rapids,
showing Argo rock. © July 20, 1909;
2c. July 2, 1909; J 130492.
Fort bridge over, showing Ale-
meda mine. © July 20, 1909; 2 «.
July 2, 1909; J 180490.
—— One night’s catch by boat no. 7.
@ Aug. 3, 1909; 2c. Aug. 10, 1909; J
130493.
3930
McILLHENEY
Dtuiv¥; nests
LINDSAY (Luoyp E.), Joplin, Mo.
[21413, 21414
Kureka Springs, Ark. © July 2,
1909; 2c. July 6, 1909; K 551.
Sulphur Springs, Ark. © July .
1909; 2c. July 6, 1909; K 550.
.
‘
L OUNSBURY (Frep C.), Plainfield, N. J.
[21415-21418
Clermont, Fulton’s steamboat. © :
July 19, 1909; 2 ce. July 18, 1909; K 92.
Fulton (Robert), builder of the Cler-
mont. © July 19, 1909; 2 ¢. July 13,
1909; K 90.
Half Moon, Hudson’s yacht. © July
19, 1909; 2 c. July 13, 1909; K 91. |
Hudson (Hendrick). © July 19,
1909; 2c. July 138, 1909; K 89.
Lucry (W. A.), New York, Now
' [21419-21421 ©
Bird’s eye view of Broadway.—Go-
ing some.—Me and grandma. © July
29, 1909; 2 e«. each July 30, 1909; Ja
129840-129842.
Lyon (M. J.), San Francisco, Cal.
[21422
Apartment house for F. A. Dorn, Van
Ness and Pacific aves. San Francisco. -
©1c. Aug. 12, 1909; 1°42.
McCann (R. I.) & co., Mena, Ari.
[21423
Grown in Mena, Ark. © Aug. 16,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 17, 1909; J 130682.
McCuure (R. B.), New York, N. Y.
[21424
Around the world with Dorothy Dot.
© Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 2, 1909; K¥
316.
& Enestrum, Ft. St.9
Michael, Alaska. [21425-21428
Gouta (chief). © 1c. July 28, 1909;
J 129886.
Landing of passengers from str. Cor-
win at St. Michael, Alaska. © 1 ¢@
July 27, 1909; J 129837.
Native of St. Michael, Alaska. ©
1 ec. July 27, 1909; J 129858.
Tocolia, son of chief Gouta. ©1e
July 28, 1909; J 129887.
Cambridge, Mass.
[21429
Burroughs (John). © July, 1909;
2c July 30, 1909; J 180042.
McKeENziI£ (Hue), Duluth, Minn. a
[2143
Venetian evening at the Duluth boat
club. © Aug. 14, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16)3F
1909; J 130948. |
Mackay (LAURA),
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 35-389, Sept., 1909
CLASSES, H TO K
Macy (CaRrRroi.), New York, N. Y.
[21431
King Winter. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c.
Aug. 18, 1909; J 180989.
MANSELL (LERoy L.), Portland, Me.
[21432
Pine cohens. © July 1, 1909; 2 e¢.
July 22, 1909; K 1382.
MARCEAU (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[214838-214:
Besant (Mrs Annie) 1-5. © Au
11, 1909; 2 c. of each Aug. 14, 1909; .
1380646-1380650.
MarR (THOMAS E.), Boston, Mass.
[21488
[Boston, Mass.] Trinity church, in-
femene soto...) Aug..1, 1909; 2 c.
July 10, 1909; J 129874.
Martin (W. H.), Ottawa, Kans.
[21489, 21440
Cowboys at home. (H 129495, June
a0, 1909; 2 c. July -20,. 1909.)
Geronimo the greatest Indian Chief.
(H 129494, June 30, 1909; 2 c. July 20,
1909. )
MARTIN POST CARD co., Ottawa, Kans.
[21441-21448
Crazy Snake ready for a charge on
Oklahoma settlers, 1908. (H 129496,
June 30, 1909; 2 c. July 20, 1909.)
{|
iow)
ite)
Cc.
Harvesting wheat in Kansas. ©
Sie O09 eZ c.uly: 22, 1909; J
130081.
Indian bark house. (H 129497, June
30, 1909; 2 c. July 20, 1909.)
Marrz (J.), Wymore, Nebr. [21444
Wymore, greetings from. © Aug. 2,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1909; J 130310.
MEANS (WM. NYE), Tacoma, Wash.
[21445
Ideal suggestion. © July 9, 1909;
2c. July 14, 1909; K 318.
MEINHARDT (H. L.), New Albany, Ind.
[21446 |
| In old Germany. © July 15, 1909;
2c. Aug. 9, 1909; K 532.
Meyer (JouHN J.), New York, N. Y.
[21447
To better plumbing. © July 20,
1909; 2 e. July 28, 1909; K 174.
Mrietus (STANISLAUS), Buffalo, N. Y.
[ 21448, 21449 |
Cyganiewicez (Champion Stanislaus)
{zbyszko). 1,2. © July 30, 1909; 2c.
each Aug. 2, 1909; K 555, 556.
MILLER (WM.), Newark, N. J.
[21450-21476
Birthday series 225: Birthday greet-
ings; Friend’s greeting; Lest we for-
get; With best wishes. © Aug. 4,
1909; 2 e. each Aug. 5, 1909; K 428—
431.
Birthday series 226: Best wishes
| for a happy day; Birthday greetings;
Friend’s greeting; With best wishes.
© Aug. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 5,
1909; K 482-485.
Birthday series 227: Best wishes
for a happy day; Birthday greetings;
Friend’s greeting; Lest we forget. ©
Aug. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 5, 1909; K
436-439.
Birthday series 228: Birthday greet-
ings; Friend’s greeting; Lest we for-
get; With best wishes. © Aug. 4,
1909; 2 ce each Aug. 5, 1909; K 440—-
443.
Birthday series 229: Best wishes
for a happy day; Birthday greetings;
Friend’s greeting; Lest we forget.
Aug. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 5, 1909;
K 444-447.
Easter cards, series 506: Christ
hath risen; Flowers of Haster morn;
Glories of Easter; Hail to the glorious
Easter; My Haster greeting; Joyful
Easter. © July 19, 1909; 2 c. of each
July 20, 1909; K 93-97, 378.
Mareh of progress, navigating the
Hudson river, 1609 to 1909. © July
21,1909 2°. July 22, 1909 °K. 138,
Mitts (CoLEMAN SELLERS), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [21477
Residence for Rollin 8. Giffin, Vine-
land N. di... © eouly 20.1909" 1 ec
Mitts (THomMAS H.), Providence, R. I.
[21478
Hanan dinner to Goy. and Mrs.
Pothier, Narragansett Pier, R. I.
Ar to0S 2 er eee LD LOO Ey ff
130996.
MISHKIN sTUDIO, New York, N. Y.
[21479-21482
Renaud (Maurice). © Aug. 26,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 27, 1909; J 130924.
Russo (Dominico) 1, 2. © Aug. 26,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 27, 1909; J 180922,
1309238.
Scott (Henry). © Aug. 26, 1909;
2 e. Aug. 27, 1909; J 130291.
MOoFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, Il.
[21483-21588
Rome, Vatican gardens. © July 22,
1909; 1 ¢. July 24, 1909; 1 ¢. Aug. 21,
1909; J 129681.
ddl
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21589
MOFFETT sTUDIO, Chicago, I1].—Cont’d.
Taft (President) and cabinet. . ©
July 29, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1909; J
129921.
Ballinger (Richard A.) 1-7.—Bowers
(Lloyd G.) 1-9.—Carpenter (Fred)
1-6.—Knox (Philander C.) 1-6.—Mc-
Creery (James B.) 1-9.—McHarg
(Ormsby) 1-5.—Meyer (George von
L.) 1-7.—Nagel (Charles) 1—5.—Payne
(Sereno E.) 1-8.—Sherman (Mrs.
James S.) 1-10.—Stellwagen (Edward
J.) 1-%7.—Taft (William Howard)
1-10.—Wickersham (Geo. Woodward)
1-7. — Wilson (James) 1-8. © July
10,°1909:;; 2 e. of each, July 16, 1909;
J 129938-130041.
MoorHeap (Harry M.), Lambertville,
ING ais [21589
Feeding the chickens. © Aug. 8,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 13806386.
Morean (S. M.), Atlantic City, N. J.
[21590
Atlantic City, N. J., bathing hour.
© Aug. 16, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 17, 1909;
J 130681.
Mori (Puacipo), New York, N. Y.
[21591
Hudson-Fulton celebration. © Sept.
15, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 19, 1909; J 130928.
Morris (GEO. ForD) stTupIos, New
Work, WY. [21592
Gaited beauty. © July 13, 1909;
2 e. duly 30; 1909; KK. 282.
Murray (JOHN H.), Waltham, Mass.
[215938
Lincoln and the men who led the
Union forces. © Aug. 6, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 7, 1909; K 504.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH Co., Chicago, Il.
[21594
Ready for the walk.
1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 1380658.
NEw YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
HERALD CO.), Jersey City, N. J.
[21595-21609
Book taught Bilkins. © Aug. 2,
1909; 1 ec. Aug. 4, 1909; K 408.
Dolby’s double. © July 2, 1909; 1c.
July 6, 1909; IK 275.
© July 30, 1909; 1 « Aug. 2,
1909; K 299.
——© Aug. 6, 1909; 1 c« Aug. 9,
1909; KK 509.
Dream of the rarebit fiend. © July
Ls A909 3 15 Cs: July, 6.1009, Ki: 276.
——© July 29, 1909; 1 c July 31,
1909; K 3805.
332
© Aug. 10,
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM—Cont’d.
——© July 31, 1909; 1 ec Aug. 2,
1909; K 301.
Aug. 5, 1909; 1 ec. Aug. 7,
1909; K 484.
——©© Aug. 7, 1909; 1 ec Aug. 9,
1909; K 511.
Pazaza, it’s great. © July 28, 1909;
1e¢. July 29, 1909; K 304.
——@© Aug. 4, 1909; 1 c« Aug. 5,
1909; K 422.
Poor Jake. © July 27, 1909; 1 «¢.
July 29, 1909; K 303.
© Aug. 3, 1909: 1.6, Agee
1909; K 402.
Sentimental Sidney. © July 31,
1909; 1 ce. Aug. 2, 1909> K 302:
——@© Aug. 7, 1909; 1 « Aug. 9,
1909; K 510.
NEw YORK HERALD CO., Jersey City,
N. J. [21610-21646
Buster Brown. © Aug. 1, 1909; 1 ¢.
July 29, 1909; K 268.
——© Aug. 8, 1909; 1 @ Aue, 7%
1909; K 486.
Bleriot (M.) in his flight across the
English channel: Just after landing
on Dover cliffs; Ready for flight; Vis-
itors inspecting the invader. © Aug.
4, 1909; 1 c. each Aug. 5, 1909; K 419-
421.
Cynthianna Blythe. © July 20,
1909; 2 ec. July 24, 1909; K 175.
Daily hint from Paris.
1909; 1 c. July 6, 1909; K 274.
1909; K 272.
© July
1909; K 272.
——© July
1909; K 278.
——© July
1909; K 269.
——© July
19093 KK 270,
© July
1909; K 288.
——@© July
1909; K 3800.
——© Aug.
1909; K 298.
——© Aug.
1909; K 871.
© Aug.
1909; K 3897.
© Aug.
1909; K 404.
4, 1909; 1 e July 6;
1909; 2c. July 6,
1909; 1 ec. July 29;
31, 1809; “1 ey Ae
1, 1909; 2 cae
2, 19093 dice Aas
3, 1909; 1 @ Aue
4, 1909; 1 cc. Ae
1909; Lec. July 29
1909; 1 c. July 31,)
|
© July 14
July 5, 19095)2 (‘ea 6.3
nos. 85-39, Sept., 1909
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
© Aug. 5, 1909; 1 c« Aug. 6,
1909; K 460.
——(© Aug. 6, 1909; 1 c. Aug. 7,
1909; K 483.
——@© Aug. 7, 1909; 1 c« Aug. 9,
1909; KK 507.
© Aug. 8, 1909; 1 c« Aug. 9,
1909; K 508.
© Aug. 9, 1909; 1 c. Aug. 9,
1909; K 506.
——© Aug. 10, 1909; 1 c Aug. 10,
1909; K 581.
——©€© Aug. 11, 1909; 1 « Aug. 12,
1909; K 615.
Jeanie (The ): Bartlett (Capt. Sam-
uel W.), master of; Deck of; In dry
dock; Putting extra thick sheathing on
bow. © Aug. 3, 1909; 1c. each Aug.
4, 1909; K 8984401.
Johnny Quack and the Van Cluck
twins. © Aug. 1, 1909; 1 ec July 29,
1909; K 267.
mae 61909; 1 ec: Aug. 7,
1909; K 489.
Little Nemo in slumberland. ©
Aue 457909; 1 c July 29, 1909; K
264.
—© Aug. 8, 1909; 1 « Aug. 7,
1909; K 485.
©
K
Monkey shines of Marseleen.
ieee nec t Cc. July 29, 1909;
265.
© Aug. 8, 1909; 1 @ Aug. 7,
1909; IKK 488.
Terrors of the Tiny Tads. © Aug.
1, 1909; 1 ce. July 29, 1909; K 266.
——© Aug. 8, 1909; 1 c Aug. 7,
1909; K 487.
New YorRK TIMES co., New York, N. Y.
[21647
Impressions of the passing show.
(In New York Times.)
1909; 1 c. Aug. 10, 1909; K 542.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASS’N., Cleve-
land, Ohio. [21648-21664
Did Bwana Tumbo have a bully
time here. © July 28,1909; 2 c. Aug.
2, 1909; K 309.
How Roosevelt does it on a cow-
catcher. © July 10, 1909; 2 c. July
13, 1909; K 110.
Nairobi, Camel caravan, grated na-
tive shops and government road. ©
July 26, 1909; 2 c. July 29, 1909; K
306.
— Teddy sizes up black coppers.
© July 27, 1909: 2 c. July 29, 1909:
-K 303.
L
© Aug. §, |
|
Uganda railroad. © July 12, 1909; 2
| Hurlburt.
| 14, 1909; K 136.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
21675
| NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASS’N.—Cont’d.
Typical white man’s home, and
hotel. © July 26, 1909; 2 c. July 29,
1909; K 307.
Native hut in Africa, where Roose-
| velt was invited to camp. © July 16,
1909; 2 ce. July 21, 1909; K 106.
Roosevelt (Col.) and Rev. J. C.
© July 12, 1909; 2c. July
Roosevelt (Col.) discussing with
Mr. Heatley. © July 2, 1909; 2 «.
July 8, 1909; K 109.
Roosevelt (Col.) standing in front
of his tent. © July 2, 1909; 2c. July
8, 1909; K 111.
Roosevelt (Ex-President), how he.
travels in Africa. © July 12, 1909;
2e. July 14, 1909; K 137.
Roosevelt (HEx-President and Ker-
mit)... © fuly. 3,\1909; 2. «.. duly By,
1909; K 107.
Roosevelt (Kermit) standing in
midst of bones, camp near Heatley’s.
ranch. © July 3, 1909; 2c. July 21,
1909; K 108.
Roosevelt (Kermit) superintending
making of camp in African wilds. ©
duly 16/.1909;5°2>e. Fuly* 245, 1909:
105.
Roosevelt hunting camp. © July 2,
1909; 2 c. July 8, 1909; K 108.
Roosevelt’s (Col.) trip on _ the
e. July 14, 1909; K 188.
Roosevelt’s (Ex-President) visit to
the mission of the French Catholic
fathers near Nairobi. © July 18,
1909; 2 ¢. July 21, 1909; K 104.
Roosevyelt’s (Hunter) quieter pleas-
ures in Africa. © July 18, 1909; 2 ¢.
July 21, 1909; K 102.
NIcoLL (WM. T}, Wheeling, W. Va.
[21665-21667
Shooting the chutes in Wheeling
hanks AE (©) slaty’ 30. 1905" Se:
ea. Aug. 3, 1909; J 1380085, 180086.
Wheeling in Virginia. © July 30,
1909; 2c. Aug. 3, 1909; J 180087.
NortH AMERICAN Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[21668-21675
Fascinating cut-out of a prime
favorite. © Aug. 8, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 9,
1909; K 530.
Funniest (The) of fancy dancers.
© July 25, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; K
180.
I’m Kaptin Kiddo! © July 81,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1909; K 386.
3390
CATALOGUE OF
21676
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
NortH AMERICAN co.—Continued.
Little journeys of Nip and Tuck. |
© July 25, 1909; 2c. July 26, 1909; K
181.
= (©) Aug 1, 1909; 2.¢) Amgu 2,
1909; K 381.
—— (© Aug. 8, 1909;"2 ¢. Aug. 9;
1909: K 581.
Turr’ble tales of Kaptin Kiddo. ©
July 30, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1909; K 332.
Wrestlers (The). © Aug. 1, 1909;
mee. Aus. 2.:1909> K' 32%.
NORTHWESTERN PHOTO ART Co., Minn-
eapolis, Minn. [21676-21684
Carleton, Minn., We are wide awake
ag, Cariatom.. ©<duly . 115, 19093,.2.c.
Aug. 13, 1909; J 180572.
Minneopa Falls, Minn., Hello Bill.
©),,Julys 11, 1909; 2: e:., Aug. 13,, 1909:
J 120575.
Northfield. Minn. Bear in mind we
ere very much alive. © July 15,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 18, 1909; J 130578.
—— The old and the new. © July
15,1809: 2c. Aus. 13, 19098 J 150574:
Rochester, Minn. Bear in mind we
are very much alive. © July 29,
1909; 2 e. Aug. 18, 1809; J 180578.
—— Come on in, the water’s fine.
© July 29, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 13, 1909;
F- 130571:
Feeling pretty foxy. © July
29, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 13, 1909: J 130570.
Old and the new. © July 29,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 13, 1909; J 130577.
— We are wide awake at the
Rochester state hospital. © July 29,
1909; 2 « Aug. 13, 1909; J 130576.
NOTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC ©Co.. Boston.
Mass. [21685-21690
Lake Geneva from Hotel de la Paix.
and monument to the Duke of
Brunswick.
© Aug. 38, 1909: 2 ce. each Aug. 6,
1909; J 120339, 130341.
London; Piccadily circus. © Aug.
3, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1909; J 130336.
Paris, France; the Louvre. © Aug.
3, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1909: J 1303388.
Rome from Monte Pinchio. © Aug.
3} 1909; 2 ¢. Aug. 6, 1909; J 180340.
Venice: Piazza St. Marco. © Aug.
3, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1909; J 130337.
: NoTrTine
Conn.
Common interest.— Diffidence.— En-
(WALLACE),
Southbury, |
[21691-21694 |
|
| ROT Oe IN" fees
| River canal scene, 8, 25; Steamer in
pt. Iv,n.s.,v.4
NUTTING (WALLACE)—Continued.
swer.—Young life on the old hearth.
© July 26, 1909; 2 ce each July 29,
| 1909; J 180416-130420.
Otson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[21695-21741
Buck’s mill lock on Pelican canal.
—— Dakota entering lock.
© Aug. 17, 1909; 2 @ each Aug. 18,
1909. J 1380726, 130741.
Detroit, Minn.: Cireus day; Fair-
haven hotel, Lake Sally: Lake Sally
lock; Lake shore drive; Lakeside boat
landing, Detroit Lake, 31, 36; Lake-
side hotel and boat landing; N. P. de-
N. P. parks Pelican
Lake Sally lock; Upper canal bridge
, at Detroit Lake; Waiting for tourists;
Washington ave, looking north;
Washington ave., 42, 43; Washington
ave., west side. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c.
each Aug. 18, 1909; J 1380723, 180724.
130727-1207338, 130738, 130740, 130742,
130743, 130747, 130749, 130751, 1380757—
130759. 130768.
Detroit Lake, lake shore drive and
boulevard. 38. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 <@
Aug. 18, 1909; J 130753.
Fairhaven landing. 49. © Aug. 17,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 18, 1909; J 130762.
Fargo, N. Dak.: De Lendricie
block; Dewey trophy from Manila, N.
P. Park; First ave. no. looking east:
Gardner hotel; N. P. Park; Waldorf
hotel. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2 ce. each July
27, 1909: J 130475130480.
Lake Melissa, Minn.: Beach scene,
19, 27: Boat house and chutes, 37. ©
Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 18, 1909;
J 130736, 1380744, 180752.
Pleasant Point, view of. © Aug.
17, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1909; J 180754.
Shoreham, Minn. : Boat livery ; Canal
| scene. 41, 45; Chapel; Dakota arriy-
ing; Driveway; Driveway and bridge;
Mayflower entering channel: Ple»sant
Point boat house; Pleasant Point
House: Steamers above bridge; Steam-
ers entering Lake Sally; Waiting for
the mail. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c. each
Aug. 18, 1909: J 130725, 130734, 130735,
| 130737, 130739, 130745, 130746, 180748,
| 130750, 180755, 130756, 180760, 130761.
|
]
|
|
| 1050-1058.
Plattsmouth,
[21742-21745
City. Nebr. Greetings.
© July 20, 1909; 2 c. each
OLSON PHOTOGRAPH CO.,
Nebr.
Nebroska
tertainirg her guest.— How to an- | July 27, 1909: J 130471-130474.
334
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H. 29 K
nos. 85-39, Sept., 1909
OREGON CITY COMMERCIAL CLUB, Oregon
City, Oreg. [21746
Clackamas county, Oregon, publicity
stamp. © July 2, 1909; 2 c. July 26,
1909; K 218.
OsBoRNE (EpWarD Payson), Wooster,
Ohio. [21747
Cherries. © Aug. 18, 1909; 2c. Aug.
18, 1909; J 180988.
OTTENHEIMER (I. & M.), Baltimore,
Md. [21748, 21749
Washington, D. C., birdseye view
showing new office buildings. © Aug.
5, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 6, 1909; K 482.
Young’s (J. L.) residence at night,
Young’s million dollar pier, Atlantic
Cigeenhiad. © Aug. 5, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
6, 1909; IKK 481.
PacuH Bros., New York, N. Y.
[21750-217:
Bliss ((C. N.) 90696. © ie i
1909; 2c. Aug. 3, 1909; J 180084.
Gaynor (W. J.) S877938A & 87793B
© July 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1909; J
130082, 130083.
PaRRott (JAMES SEARS), Waterloo,
Iowa. [7 prints.] [21753-21759
Come and be thankful. © Aug. 1,
1909; 2c. July 23, 1909; K 257.
Happy days.—Heads or tails.—Jersey
Safest and best.
e. each July 19, 1909; K 544-549.
PELTON (HERBERT W.), Asheville, N. C. |
[21760-21762 |
On the Indian res- |
Cherokee, N. C.:
ervation; Oconalufty river.
12, 1909; 2 ec. each Aug.
130857-130858. .
Montreat, N. C., Montreat hotel.
© Aug.
©
meets to0g, 2c: Aug. 6, 1909; J |
Price (Ep. V.) & co., Chicago, Ill.
130859.
PENFIELD (J. G.), Huntington, Ind.
[21763-21767 |
Miamis, 1-5. © Aug. 22, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Aug. 30, 1909; J 131027-131031.
PENINSULAR ENGRAVING [ Detroit,
Mich. ]
[Detroit, Mich.] Glidden tour pa-
rade at Belle Isle, 1, 2. © July 12,
Pewee e July 14° 1909; J 129894,
129895.
PHOTO ART SHOP, St.
CO.;
Paul, Minn.
[21770-21773
Bass bite fine here, c 11.—Croppies
are big here, c 10.—Exciting moment,
ete) Les. eee owed the pole and all,
¢. 12. © July 22, 1909; 2 c. July 24,
1909; J 129870-129873.
Aug. 1, 1909: 2
© : | Porter (A. A.), Portage, Wis.
6, 390950 .5 |
[21768, 21769 |
21793
PILCHER (ANNIE F.), Sedro-Woolley,
Wash. [21774
More’n eighty. © Aug. 19, 1909;
2 ce. Aug. 26, 1909; J 1380881.
PLUMMER (ALBERT W.), Sugar Hill,
N. H. [21775-21779
Sugar Hill, N. H. © Aug. 7, 1909;
2c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 180651.
—— D=7-3., © Aus. 14, 1909;- 2 \e.
Aug. 18, 1909; J 1380709.
DE16=t) (©) Aug If, 190932
20, 1909; J 1380782.
16—-B-4. © Aug.
18,4909; J: 130718.
16-B-S. © Aug.
18, 1909; J 130710.
PryMPtTon (BH. E.), Le Beau, S. Dak.
[21780-21785
Le Beau, S. Dak., Scotty Phillip
[Steamboat] : Transporting cattle
across Missour? River; Unloading cat-
tle, west bank of the Missouri River.
© Aug+s 4, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 9,
1909; J 1380431, 130426.
e. Aug.
14, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
14, 1909; 2c. Aug.
Mobridge, S. Dak., dedication of
monument: Mad Bear (Chief), sole
survivor of “fool soldier band”; In-
dian village, back view; Sioux Indian,
war dance, 155, 157. © Aug. 4, 1909;
2 ec. each Aug. 9, 1909; J 130427-—
1304380.
[21786
Portage, Wis.; historic old Fort
Winnebago. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 «
Aug. 28, 1909; J 130929.
Porter (S. S.), Salt Lake City, Utah.
[21787
Burgos, Spain, interior of cathedral.
© July, 1909; 2 c. July 10, 1909; H 5.
[21788, 21789
Half an hour spent.
Stop holding the bag.
© Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ec. each Aug. 9,
1909; K 528, 524.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [21790-21793
Beginning (The) of the Galilean
ministry. Lesson 3. © July 7, 1909;
2c. July 21, 1909; K 3888.
Some laws of the kingdom. © July
1, (S092 2c. duly 17, 1909's Ke 258;
—=iLesson 4. © July ’7,:19093-2:¢
July 21, 1909; K 389.
True blessedness. © July
oe. July 17, 1909; K 259.
(, c1909%
339
CATALOGUE OF CCPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21794
pt. Iv,n.s., v.4
PurnaM (E. D.), Antrim, N. H. '
[21794-21800
© Aug. 20,
30, (1909 ") va
C 1-3, K 1-2, R 1-2.
1909; 2 @ each Aug.
131017-131023.
RADEKE (F. D.) BREWING co., Kanka-
kee, Ill. [21801
Radeke brew will agree with you.
© Aug. 1, 1909; 2 c. July 16, 1909; K
290.
RAND, McNALLY & co., Chicago, TI].
[8 prints. ] [21802-21809
Don’t forget to call, our new house
number is.—Latchstring still hangs
out for you, our new house no. is.—
New number of our house is.—Our
new house number is [1-4].—Strike
out the old number, our new house
number is. © July 30, 1909; 2 «
each Aug. 5, 1909; K 448-455.
REED (JACOB L.), Victor, Mont.
[21810
Curlew orchard bear. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1909; J 130764.
Reyes (P. V.), Avalon, Cal:
[21814-21813
Catalina Isl., Cal.: Amphitheater ;
Amphitheater, night scene. © Aug. 19,
1909; 2 ec. each Aug. 25, 1909; J 130870,
130871.
——-staging. © Aug. 20, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 26, 1909; J 180892.
REYNOLDS (QO. A.), Covington, Ky.
[21814
Fort Mitchell, 1862-1909. © Aug.
14, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; J 130659.
RICE ELECTRIC DISPLAY CO.,
Ohio. [ 21815, 21816
Detroit, Mich.; 100,000 people view-
ing world’s greatest electric display,
SEA 9N9, fA 2 (CO) Anahe as
#509 :; -2..c. Sully 26. 19093. Ji 1309s4.
130945.
RICHARDS Milwaukee,
Wis. [21817-21819
Green Lake region, Wis. © July
25, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1909; K 480.
Lake Buelah region, Wis. © July
26,1909; 2.e. July 29, 1909: K 217,
Lake Geneva and Delavan Lake re-
gion, Wis. © July 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
6, 1909; K 479.
(GrorRGE L.),
RicHeE (A. L.), Charleston, Ill. [21820
Charleston, MIll., north side of
square. Le lg, aT HZG 9 1008 ay
130057.
Dayton, |
RINK’S ART STUDIO, Indianapolis, Ind.
[21821
Indianapolis base ballteam. © Aug.
4, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1909; J 130993.
RIPPEL (CoNRAD), Sunbury, Pa.
[21822-21831
Rolling Green Park: Ball game;
Boating; Country Club; Lake; Lunch;
Sand pit; Station; View from country
club, 2,9. © Aug. 24, 1909; 2 c each
Aug. 16, 1909; J 1380969-1380974,
130976-1380978.
Sunbury, Pa., market. © Aug. 24,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; J 130975.
RoBerts (H. DONALD), Detroit, Mich.
[21832
Composition 2825. © Aug. 23, 1909;
2c. Aug. 9, 1909; J 1380949.
RoeLors (HENRY H.) & co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [21833-21838
Roelof’s hats. [1-6] © Aug. 5,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1909; K 391-396.
Romie (R. W.), Ft. Scott, Kans.
{21839
Goldie. © Aug. 16, 1909; 2 ¢ Aug.
18, 1909; J 180718.
Root (EuceneE L.), Meriden, Conn.
[21840-21842
Conn. -products. A, B, & GC ©
Aug. 16, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 17, 1909;
J 180702-1380704.
Rose (H. M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[21843
Hudson Fulton celebration. © July
26, 1909; 2 c. July 28, 1909; K 215.
Rose (N. H.), Del Rie; Pex:
[21844, 21845
Del Rio, Tex.: Main street; San
Felipe dam and electric light house.
© July 30, 1909; 2 c. each July 3&1,
1909; J 180990, 130991.
Ross (Geo. T.), Rochester, Ind.
[21846, 21847
Rochester: Birdseye view; Fair-
view hotel. © July 15, 19095 27
each July 23, 1909; J 180110, 130111.
New York, N. Y.
[21848
Half Moon; by Warren Sheppard.
© Aug. 18, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1909;
H 34.
RUSSELL (GEORGE HALL), Lowell, Mass.
[21849-21851
Lakeview Park, Tyngsboro, N. H.
[diving horse]: Taking a good look;
Graceful plunge; Going some.
Aug. 5, 1909; 2 c each Aug. 7, 1909;
J 180347-130349.
RUDDER PUB. CO.
336
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1909
SANDER (PuHririIP), New York, N. Y.
[21852-21855
St. Patrick’s day: Bells are ring-
ing; Erin go bragh; Greetings; Ire-
land forever. © Aug. 10, 1909; 2 c.
of each July 26, 1909; K 496-499.
SASSAFRAS co., Memphis, Tenn.
[21856, 21857
Back to nature.—Get to the root.
© July 1, 1909; 2 c. of each July 24, |
1909; K 171, 172.
ScapIn (R. H.), Amherst, Mass.
[21858-21862
Sugar Loaf [Mass.], North from.
© Aug. 7, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909;
J 130679.
— South Deerfield from. © Aug.
7, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; J 130680.
—— Sunset clouds from. © Aug. 7,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1909; J 1380433.
—Valley from. © Aug. 7, 1909;
2c. Aug, 9, 1909; J 130482.
— Western view from. © Aug. 7,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; J 130678.
SCHERER (WILLIAM J.), Rochester,
ti ae [21863
Checker. © July 26, 1909; 2c. July
26, 1909; K 176.
SCHLESINGER (Max), Braddock, Pa.
[21864
Braddock, Pa., Braddock general
hospital. © Aug. 15, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
17, 1909; J 130707.
ScHRADER & DENNIS, Three Oaks, Mich.
[21865-21870
Joyous country life. © Aug. 10,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1909; J 130423.
Pet goblers. © Aug. 10, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 9, 1909; J 130422.
Sleighing is fine. © Aug. 19, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 19, 1909; J 130774.
Trained turkeys. © Aug. 10, 1909;
2 ¢. Aug. 9, 1909; J 180424.
Turkeys delight. © Aug. 10, 1909;
2 ce. Aug. 9, 1909; J 130425.
Turkeys morning exercise. © Aug.
8, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1909; J 1380452.
- ScoBre (FRANK), Sleepy Eye, Minn.
[21871-21877
Sleepy Eye Lake, Minn., 95-100. ©
eee, 1909> 2 c. of each Aug. 21,
1909; J 180816—130822.
Scutt (Saraw A.), Smithport, Pa.
[21878, 21879
Zeus Temple: 1, East pediment; 2,
West pediment. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
of each Aug. 27, 1909; J 130917,
130918.
CLASSES, H TO K
21905
| SEABROOK BROS., Washington, D. C.
[21880
Sky pilot. © Aug. 18, 1909; 2 a.
Aug. 238, 1909; J 180828.
SELIG POLYSCOPE co., Chicago, Ill.
[21881
Leopard queen. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2
ec. July 14, 1909; J 1380689.
SHARPE (PERCY), Dawson, Canada.
[21882
Meteorological conditions in the
Klondyke goldfields, Yukon territory,
Canada. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1909; I 41.
(Maurice T.), Brookline,
Mass. [21888-21891
Can you go to the ball game. ©
Jmlyntd, £90952) ce. uly 19, - 1909 23%
186.
Can you go yachting. © July 15,
1909; 2 ec. July 19, 1909; K 187.
Can you play whist. © July 30,
1§09; 2 c. July 31, 1909; K 286.
May I have the pleasure of your
company. © July 15, 1909; 2 ¢. July
19, 1909; K 188.
Wanted, a mate. © July 30, 1909;
2 ¢e. duly 3£, 1909; K 287.
Wash day. © Aug. 2, 1909; 2c. Aug.
3, 1909); K Ssh:
Will you be at home. © July 30,
1909; 2c. July 31, 1909; K 288.
Would you like to go automobiling.
© July 15, 1909; 2 ec. July 19, 1909;
Kx 189.
Would you like to play golf. © July
30, 1909; 2 c. July 31, 1909; K 289.
SHook (F. C.), Tunkhannock, Pa.
[21892, 21893
Tunkhannock, Pa. from west side of
river, 180, 131. © July 27, 1909; 2c.
of each July 19, 1909; J 129896, 129897.
SHEAHAN
SHOWELL (JOHN G.), Stevensville,
Mont. [8 photographs]
[21894-21901
Apple blossoms.—Bass Creek canon.—
Bass Creek lake.—Bitter Root.—Bitter
Root strawberries.—Bitter Root val-
ley.—Saw Tooth peak.—Strawberry
picking. © July 14, 1909; 2 ¢. of
each July 27, 1909; J 180097-131004.
SHULER (Mrs Frank J) Buffalo, N. Y.
[4 prints] [21902-21905
If my wishes had but wings.—Pan-
sies for thoughts.—Over the miles
that divide us.—Symbol of good luck.
© July 28, 1909; 2 c. of each July 29,
1909; K 219-222.
BBYE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21906
SKINNER (Wm T.), Chicago, III.
[21906, 21907
American pleasure club automobile
float. © July 9, 1909; 2c. July 24,
1909; J 130560.
Knights of Pythias’ wagon float. ©
July 9, 1909; 2c July 24, 1909; J
180561.
SLADE (GEORGE F..) JR., Chelsea, Mass.
[21908-21925
Jackson, N. H.: Glen Ellis house,
768;—Iron mountain house, 765;
Jackson Falls house, 766; Mt. Wash-
ington from Jackson, N. H., 764; Thorn
Hill Indian profile, 761; Profile of
Washington, 760; Village, 763; Went-
worth hall, 767. © July 9, 1909; 2 ¢.
of each July 29, 1909; J 129878-129885.
Jackson, N. H.: Carters Notch
from Eagle Mt. House, 772; Double
Head mt, 778; Eagle Mt. house, 770;
Grays inn, 769, 7694; Hawthorne cot-
tage, (ib, T(DA... Thorn. Hill, road,
750A; Wild Cat river, 774; Wild Cat
River and Eagle Mt. house, 771.
July 30, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 3, 1909; J
180071130080.
SmiTtH (ALBERT B.), Lawrence, Mass.
[21926
Lawrence, Mass. © Aug. 9, 1909;
2c. Aug. 10, 1909; J 130461.
SmMitH (G. D.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[21927
Gone but not forgotten. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2.e. Aug. 7, 1909); A 18.
SmitH (J. K.), Milton, Vt. [21928
Milton, Vt.. soldiers monument. ©
July’26, 19095: 2.@ Dilly 30; 1909; J
129863.
Souter (J. W.), New Sharon, Iowa.
[21929-21932
Montezuma, Iowa: Birdseye view;
county farm; street scene. © July 381,
1909; 2 ¢. each Aug. 5, 1909; J 130286,
130287, 130289.
New Sharon, Iowa, Robertson Lake.
© July 31, 1909; 2 ¢ Aug. 5, 1909: J
130288.
STAR PUB. CO., Indianapolis, Ind. [21933
Rusie (Amos) family. © July 11,
1909; 2 c. July 6, 1909; J 129877.
STATE PUB. CO., Boston, Mass.
[21934-21944
Ain’t it just like a woman. © July
29, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 2, 1909: K 336.
And the graphophone said. © July
26, 1909; 2 c. July 28, 1909: K 199.
© Aug. 2, 1909; 2 c Aug. 9
T0904 KK 538.
’
pt. .T¥, Beene
STATE PUB. co.—Continued.
Gentle (The) touch. © July 26,
1909; 2c. July 28, 1909; K 200.
——© July 29, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 2,
1909; IX 337.
© Aug. 5, 1909; 2 c Aug. 9,
1909; K 586.
Gink and Dink. © Aug. 3, 1909; 2
ce. Aug. 9, 1909; K 5385:
Pete rings the bell. © Aug. 4, 1909;
2 ¢. Aug. 9, 1909; K. 538
Reggie Rahrah. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2
ce. Aug. 9, 1909; K 533. '
——© Aug. 6; 1909; 2°er Auer:
1909; K 534.
Show me! © July 30, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 2, 1909; K 388.
STERLING (Ep. C.), Beaver Falls, Pa.
[21945-21951
Chautauqua Lake, N. Y.: Entrance
to inlet; Inlet. © Aug. 19, 1909; 2 «.
each Aug. 20, 1909; J. 180967, 130968.
Coraopolis, Pa. P. & L. EH. depot;
A, B. © July 23, 1909; 2 c. each Aug.
2, 1909; J 180962, 180963.
Point Chautauqua, N. Y.: Bathing
beach; Beach; Dock. © Aug. 19,
1909; 2 @ each Aus, (205 19095
130964-130966.
Strauss (EHpwarp ©H.), Chicago, Ill.
[21952
Edesco fashions, Fall 09. © July
1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 9, 19093 Kk 54a)
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[21958-21955
Shapleigh (R. W.). A—C. © Aug.
18, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 16, 1909; J 180675—
130677.
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [21956-21962
[Posters.] N. Y. 18099. © July 16,
1909; 2c. July 19, 1909; K 99.
N. Y. 18084—N.-¥. 1308
July 20, 1909; 2 c. of each July 22,
1909; K 139-142.
N. Y. 13001—N: Yo aS09a.e
July 27, 1909; 2 ¢«. of each July 30,
1909; K 277, 278.
Taccart (M. W.), Roselle Park, N. J.
[21963-21994
Valentine series 400: AI] the world
loves a lover; My valentine’s love for
me; There’s love in the air; What is
this in the air. © July 19, 1909; 2 «.
each July 20, 1909; K 3389-342.
338
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 35-39, Sept., 1909
Taccarrt (M. W.)—Continued.
Valentine series 401:
ing to my valentine; My heart’s mes-
sage; Sweetest story ever told; To the
July 20, 1909; K 343-346.
Valentine series 402:
|
| shend Inn, and Lowe’s store.
22018
| THAYER (PoRTER C.)—Continued.
Love’s offer-
Chase’s store. Town-
© Aug.
Townshend, Vt.
| 12, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1909; J 130550.
one I love. © July 19, 1909; 2 ¢. each |
To my valen- |
tine, Here’s to a woman’s heart; To |
my valentine, I am thine as sure as
fate; To my valentine, I hold it true;
To the one I love.
2c. each July 20, 1909; K 347-850.
Valentine series 403: Can’t you see
I’m lonely; Gee! I guess I’ll get busy; |
My! but things are dull; To fall in
love is awfully simple; What’s the use
of loving if we can’t love all the time;
You look good to me. © July 19,
1909; 2 c. each July 20, 1909; K 357-
862.
Valentine series 404: I’m trying so
hard to forget you; Isn’t it nice to
have some one to love you; None but
the brave deserve the fair; This is so
THOMPSON (JAMES W.), Detroit, Mich.
[ 22002, 220038
Easter fete at Addis-Abeba; Menelek
and his chiefs. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c.
| Aug. 6, 1909; J 130314, 1803138.
© July 19, 1909; |
| Tosrn (EB. X.), Clayton, N. Y.
sudden; To fall out of love is simply |
awful; You had better be careful.
© |
July 19. 1909; 2 c. each July 20, 1909; |
IX 351-856.
Valentine series 405: Bunco Jim;
Little Sally Water; Your hunky
dory; Your little sugar plum; Your
lolly pop; Your own buckleberry:
Your skinny; Your slats. © July 19,
1909; 2 ec. each July 20, 1909; K 363-—
370.
Taytor (C. A.) & son, Midland, Tex.
THOMPSON Attleboro,
Mass. [22004
Louisville’s bond of brotherhood.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1909; J 130906.
(RALPH C.),
THURNHERR (ROBERT), New York,
N.Y. [22005
Saugerties, N. Y. Main st. ©1e.
July 24, 1909; J 129888.
THuss. (W.. .G..& A.<J:);.
Tenn. [22006
Mother and child. © Aug. 19, 1909;
2c. Aug. 27, 1909; J 130905.
Nashville,
[22007
Clayton, N. Y.. May Irwin Inn.
© Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 4, 1909; J
| 180467.
| TOWLE MANUFACTURING CO..
Philadel-
[22008
© July 20,
phia, Pa.
Old fashioned spoon.
| 1909; 2 c. Julys213:19095 :K) 429:
| 1909: 2 ¢ Aus. 11, 1909:
[21995, 21996 |
Lassoing an antelope. © Aug. 6,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1909; K 558.
Lassoing a coyote.
2c. Aug. 9, 1909; K 557.
TAYLOR ART CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[21997
| TRIBUNE CO., Chicago, Il.
© Aug. 6, 1909; |
TOWNSEND
Me.
(CHARLES A.). Belfast,
[22009, 22010
Jordan Pond, 429, 480. © Aug. 3,
J 130526,
130527.
[22011-22016
Danny Dreamer. © July 18, 1909;
| 1.e. July 19, 1909; K. 423.
Atlantic City, N. J., Young’s resi- |
dence on million dollar pier, living
hall. © July 21, 1909; 2 c July 22,
1909: K 130.
THAYER (C. C. & A. L.), New Castle,
Pa. [21998
Butler, Pa., perspective of Masonic
temple. © 1c. July 22, 1909; I 24.
THAYER (PorTER C.),
Vt.
Brattleboro, Vt.. pasture
Bradley farm. © Aug. 11, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 12, 1909; J 130552.
Williamsville,
Sunset Lake near Williamsville, Vt., |
from Tabernacle point. © Aug. 11,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1909; J 130551.
[21999-22001 |
scene, |
| TutLty (WM. H.), Washington, D. C.
——€© Aug. i, 1909; 1 c. Aug. 6,
1909; K 468.
Mamma’s angel child. © July 18,
1909; 1 ce. July 19, 1909; K 424.
© Aug Ti 19092 1-'e Aug: '6;
1909; K 464.
Old Opie Dil!ldock’s stories. © July
18, 1909; 1 e. July 19, 1909; K 425.
——.() Aug. 1, 1909; 1 c Aug. 6,
1909; K 465.
Trick (WILKINS MITCHELL),
burg, Pa. [22017
Bell cow brand. © July 1, 1909;
Z.eaihy 225. 9909: Kk. 197.
Pitts-
[22018
Chesapeake Beach, Md., arrival of
the steamer Dreamland. © July 15,
1909; 2 c. July 15, 1909; J. 130897.
339
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Tv, HW: svar
22019
TWEEDIE (HERBERT ‘T.), Croswell,
Mich. [22019
Croswell, Mich., Howard avenue.
© July 31, 1909; 2 c Aug. 4, 1909;
furs)
ULLMAN M’F’G co., New York, N. Y.
Automobile card, series 155: Auto
horse laugh, 2480; Copped, 2484; Feed-
ing the brute, 2485; Honk, honk, cock-
adoodledoo, 2481; Joy ride, 2482; Lawd
a massy, 2483. © Aug. 5, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Aug. 6, 1909; K 472-477.
Birthday card, series 152: Birth-
day greetings most sincere, 2441; Hap-
py birthday greetings, 2448; Proclama- |
Happy birthday greetings to ye |
tions.
holder, 2444; With hearty greetings on
your birthday, 2442. © Aug. 5, 1909;
2 ec. each Aug. 6, 1909; K 468-471.
Book of remembrance, may ye new
year bring much good cheer. © Aug.
5, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1909; K 467.
Friendships records; a happy greet-
ing for ye new year. © Aug. 5, 1909;
2 c. Aug. 6, 1909; K 466.
UMBDENSTOCK & PORTER CO., Chicago,
Hl, [22032
Teddy’s animals. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2c. July 26, 1909; K 382.
UNDERHILL (IRVING), New York, N. Y.
[22083-22037
[New York, N. Y.]. Cortlandt St.
Station, Hudson & Manhattan Co. C
7141-C 7148. © July 30, 1909; 2 «.
July 30, 1909; J 129867-129869.
Niagara Falls, 18. © Aug. 12, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 11, 1909; J 130521.
. 14. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
41, 1909; J 130520.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
IN. SX [22088
U 117480. © July 23, 1909; 2 «.
July 31, 1909; J 129900.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [22039-22098
Five figures, front view looking at
statue of frost king. © July 20, 1909;
2c. July 22, 1909; K 376.
Five figures, rear view. © July 20,
AV09; 2°¢, daly 22, 1909" KSiT.
Little Johnny knows. No’s 1, 3, 10,
11, 14. © July 20, 1909; 2 c each
July 22, 1909; J 130048-130052.
qn See 10 do de, toe WC) Se ULy
28, 1909; 2 c. each July 29, 1909; J
180058-130067.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH co.—Cont.
[Posters] 11943-11945, 11947, 12144,
12164-12168, 12203, 12212, 12277. ©
July 8, 1909; 2 c@ of exch July, se.
1909; K 157-168.
1196@, 11961,
121438, 12151,
[22020-22031 | 12153, 12154, 12169, 12170, 12179, 12188,
12209, 12222, 12229, 122300 12s
12279. © July 17, 1909; 2 ec. of each
July 19, 1909; K 562-578.
—— 12223, 12277, 12278. © July 20,
1809; 2 c of each July 22 23
378-880.
—— 12152, 12204, 12284, 12297,
12298, 12311. © Aug. 5, 1909; 2 ¢. of
each Aug. 9, 1909; K 515-520.
UNITED STATES PLAYING CARD CO., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [22094-22096
Alaska-Yukon -Pacific-Seattle souve-
nir playing cards. © July 28, 1909; 2
c. Aug. 2, 1909; K 326.)
Great lakes souvenir playing cards;
eastern division. © July 13, 1909; 2
e: July, 26; 1909; 4 78:
——western division. © July 18,
1909; 2c. July 30, 1909; K 280.
VAUGHAN (Mary E.), Gladwyne, Pa.
[22097-22107
Mountain view, near Glacier, B. C.—
Niagara Falls, N. Y., 1, 2.—Rocky
mountains, B. C., 1-6.—Selkirk moun-
tains, B. C., 1, 2. (H 118803-1188138,
Nov. 24, 1908.)
VIAFORA (OrESTA), New York, N. Y.
[22108, 22109
Verrazzani, statue of, 1, 2. © Aug.
13, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 14, 1909; J
130940, 180941.
VINEYARD (JNO. W.), Oklahoma City,
Okla. [22110
Oklahoma greetings; pictorial post
eard. © July 25, 1909; 2 ec. July 19,
1909; K 195.
VITAGRAPH co. OF AMERICA, New York,
WX: [22111-22125
[Moving picture rolls. ]
Artist’s revenge. © July 31, 1909;
2c. Aug. 3, 1909; J 180047.
Borrowed clothes. © Aug. 24, 1909;
2c. Aug. 26, 1909; J 180878.
Bugle call. © Aug. 3, 1909; 2¢. Aug.
6, 1909; J 13803812.
For her sweetheart’s sake. © Aug.
10, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 130637.
Georgia wedding. © July 31, 1909;
2c. Aug. 3, 1909; J 1380046.
340
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 35-89, Sept., 1909
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA—Cont’d.
Gift of youth. © Aug. 14, 1909; 2
ec. Aug. 17, 1909; J 180683.
Judge not, that ye be not judged.
© Aug. 24, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909;
J 130879. ,
Judge’s whiskers. © Aug. 17, 1909;
2 c. Aug. 19, 1909; J 130766.
Liberty for an hour. © Aug. 17,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1909; J 130765.
Obdurate father. © Aug. 14, 1909;
2 ce. Aug. 17, 1909; J 130684.
Princess Nicotine. © Aug.
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 14, 1909; J 1306388.
Sword and the king. © July 24,
1909; 2 ¢. July 9, 1909; J 129725.
Truant (The). © Aug. 3, 1909; 2
ce. Aug. 6, 1909; J 1303811.
Way of the cross. © Aug. 21, 1909;
2 c. Aug. 24, 1909; J 13808389.
Woman’s way. © Aug. 7, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 10, 1909; J 130466.
‘Von HEINE (EDWARD), Chicago, Il.
[22126
Strike. © Aug. 5, 1909; 2c. Aug. 5,
1909; K 552.
WALLACE (W. H.), New York, N. Y.
[ 22127, 22128
Brighton Beach race track, Friday
night, July 30, 1909: 12907. Lozier
automobile no. 2 and Simplex no. 38.
© Aug. 7, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 9, 1909; J
130981.
Simplex automobile no. 3. ©
Meee. 2 ¢. Aug. 9, 1909; J
130980.
10,
WALTER (FREDERICH A.), Brooklyn,
in a i [22129
Canoeing. 1344. © July 17, 1909;
2c. July 19, 1909; J 1380069.
WaALTHER-VOGLER GAS MACHINE CO.,
Davenport, Iowa. [22130
Original Walther improved gas ma-
chine. © July 20, 1909; 2 c. July 10,
1909; K 101.
WARD (Marcus) co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
[4 prints. ] [22131-22134
Maple leaf.—Pansies.—Roses.—Vio-
lets. © July 15, 1909; 2 c. each July
17, 1909; K 260-263.
WASHBURN (Roy A.),
Towa. [22135-22142
Mason -City, Iowa: Kirk (The);
Main street, south from 5th, A, B;
Main street north from 6th; Main
street north from 7th; Main street
north from State; Post-office, A, B.
© July 31, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 9,
1809; J 130453-130460.
Muson City,
CLASSES, H TO K
22213
WASHBURN-CROSBY CO., Minneapolis,
Minn. [22143-22147
Bloom on the loaf. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2c. Aug. 7, 1909; IK 502.
Eventually, why not now? © July
15, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 7, 1909; K 508.
Let me tell you something. © July
15, 1909; 2 ¢. Aug. 7, 1909; K 501.
Prosperity bread. © July 16, 1909;
2c. July 26, 1909; K 192.
Turkeys. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2c. Aug.
7, 1909; K 500.
WATERMAN (C. E.), Chicago, Ill.
[22148-22153
Atlantic fleet, 1909. © Aug. 14,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 130645.
Connecticut (U. S. S.) crew. ©
duly 27,1909; 2) ec... July, 28,4909. 7
129808.
Georgia (U. S. S.) ship’s company.
© Aug. 12, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 11, 1909;
J 130518.
Idaho (U. S. S.) © Aug. 15, 1909;
2c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 1380644.
Nebraska (U.S. S.) ship’s company.
© Aug. 11, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 11, 1909;
J 130519.
Ohio (U. S. S.), ship’s company.
© Aug. 2, 1909; 2 ¢ Aug. 4, 1909; J
130113.
WEBSTER (GEO. B.), Augusta, Ga.
[22154
Tennessee’s only saloon. © July 1,
1909; 2c. July 29, 1909; J 129823.
WEISBROoDT (H. W.) co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [22tbs, 22056
Family gathering. © July 20, 1909;
2 e@ July 22; 1909; Kies:
On Grampian hills) © July 20,
1809; 2 e¢. July 22, 1909; K 134.
WENDLING (W. E.) co., Detroit, Mich.
[22157
Cadillac square, showing Pritchar-
train hotel and Hammond b’ld’g. ©
Aug. 10, 1909; 2 ec July 29, 1909; J
130089.
WESSLER (Huco), New York, N. Y.
[22158-22218
[Christmas postal cards] 171:
Christmas eréetings.. ¢, Give; af;
Merry Christmas. a, b. © July 31,
190925 2e.each.. AUgew413,. d909 s« J
180629-1306384.
Easter postal cards, 400: Best Easter
wishes, 9, 20, 28, 34, 48, 49; Haster
blessings be thine, 2, 11, 21, 27, 31, 38,
41; Easter greetings be thine. 4, 18, 14,
16, 25, 38; Easter greetings from your
341
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22214
pt. IV, n. &., v.4a
WESSLER (Hvuco)—Continued.
friend, 8, 17-19, 28, 30, 35, 39, 45;
Happy joyous Easter be yours, 10, 22,
29, 36, 37, 44; Joyous Haster greetings
to all, 5, 40; Let your Easter be a joy-
ous one, 3, 47; May this Easter bring
you cheer, 1, 15, 42, 48, 46; May this
Easter bring you gladness, 7, 24, 26,
82, 50; May you enjoy a bountiful
Easter, 6; May your Easter blessing
be contentment, 12; © July 31, 1909;
2 e. each Aug. 138, 1909; J 180579-
130628.
WEST COAST ART co., Los Angeles, Cal.
[22214-22241
Bakersfield, Cal. 274. © Aug. 21,
1909; 2c. Aug. 27, 1909; J 180913.
Bright Angel canyon. 402. © July
27, 1909; 2c. Aug. 2, 1909; J 129905.
Bright Angel creek. 403. © July 27,
1909; 2c. Aug. 2, 1909; J 129906.
Bright Angel trail. 404. © July 27,
1809; 2. ¢.,.Aug.,2; 1909 5, J: 129907,
California limited oil field. 1019. ©
Awe. 23° 0909: .2%c, Age. 30, a900% oJ
131036.
Coalinga, Cal., oil fields.
Aus 21). 1909': 2. Atie:
130914.
1018.
2, OOD S77 J
1020. © Aug. 23, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 30, 1909; J 131087.
Evening at El Tovar. © July 31,
1909; 2c. Aug. 9, 1909; J 130421.
Fish creek canyon. © July
1809; 2 ec. July 30, 1909; J 129853.
Fish creek hotel. © July 24, 1909;
2e. July 30, 1909; J 129854.
24,
Grand canyon of Colorado, 401. ©
uly 2a, 1909 5n2 Aue. Ze 1909 Rd
129908.
Jerome, Ariz. 396. © July 21, |
1909; 2c. July 27, 1909; J 129693.
Jerome United Verdee mine. 397.
© July 21, 1909; 2c. July 27, 1909: J
129696.
Kern, Cal. 1017. © Aug. 21, 1909;
2c. Aug. 27, 1909; J 130915.
Kern River oil district. no. 1011.
© Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 17, 1909;
J 1380687.
Long Beach, Cal., Bathers. 399. ©
duly al, 800s" 2 co Duly 27. 1909 =. 5
129694.
McKittrick oil field, no. 1013. ©
Ae) 16591909 32... Ave: 23. 1909 7 J
180828.
Maricopa oil field, 1014. © Aug. 19,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1909; J 130863.
S
| 1001; Fox group, 1002.
WEST COAST ART co.—Continued.
Midway looking southeast, 1015. ©
Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c« Aue 25, 1903-2
130862.
Midway looking west. 1016. © Aug.
19, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1909; J 180865.
Oxnard, Cal. no. 1006. © Aug. 7—
1909; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1909; J 130546. ;
On the trail. no, 407. © Aue oa
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 12, 1909; J 1380529.
© 7
Rust camp, Grand canyon, 405.
July 27, 1909; 2 ¢” Ages 309.
129909. :
San Francisco oil field, 1012. ©
Aug. 16, 1909; 2 e Aus? 23; 1909-"a
180284.
Santa Maria, Cal., 1003. © Aug. 3,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1909; J 180486. .
Santa Maria oil field: Belle lease, —
© July 30, —
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 5) 19092 iase27T ie
120278.
United Verdee smelter, 398. © July
21, 1909; 2 c. July 27, 1909; J 129695:
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co., New York, |
N. Y. [22242
Susie. © July, 1909; 2 c July 28,
$99 ; Ke875.
WHEDON (A. D.), St. Louis, Mo. [22243
Okoboji. © 1 ¢ July 26, 1909; J
129875.
WuHitrt (H. C.) & co., North Benning-
ton, Vt. [22244 .
Nest and eggs of the phoebe, 6291. —
© Aug. 3, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1909; J
180326.
WHITMAN STUDIO, Malden, Mass.
[22245-22251
Keller (Helen) 11417) °@ (Augie5:
1909; 2 ¢. of each Aug.) 6G) 1300s
130318-130324. .
Witcox Lake Cuba,
IN OX: [ 22252, 222503
Lake Cuba, N. Y., looking south over. ~
© Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; J
130641.
Roses. Congratulations. © Aug. 12,
1909; 2c. Aug. 14, 1909; J 180640.
WILKINSON (FE. H.), Roswell, N. Mex.
[ 22254, 22255 4
Roswell, N. Mex.: First prize win-
ning auto float, stockman’s cony., Apr.
7, 1909; 85,000 lb. wool clip. © 1 «.
of each July 16, 1909; J 130351, 180350.
WILLIAMS (C. D.) & co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [22256
Angel of mercy. © Aug. 6, 1909; 2
ce. Aug. 9, 1909; J 130451.
(HALLETT: Fas
342
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 35~39, Sept., 1909 22283
|
WILLIAMS (J. J.), Honolulu, Hawaii. | Wotrrum (FRIepR.) & co.—Continued.
A [22257 Serie 1. Wien, Leipzig, Friedr. Wolf-
Wild Hawaiian pineapple on top. © | rum & co., [1909] 12 tafeln faksimile-
1c. July 26, 1909; J 129876. aquarelle. ©1c. July 21, 1909; H 3.
Witt (W. W.), Exposition, Pa. Woop (Otis F.), New York, N. Y.
[ 22258-22266 | [22271-22280
Conneaut Lake, [Pa.] bathing in. , America’s history in cut outs. ©
© Aug. 11, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1909; | Aug. 1, 1909: 1 c. Aug. 2, 1909; K 315.
J. 180555. | © Aug. 8, 1909; 1 « Aug. 9,
— Moonlight, 1-3. © Aug. 11, | 1909; K 529.
1909; 2.c. of each Aug. 12, 1909; J Bub, he’s alway
% ; : always to blame. © Aug.
=. 1, 1909; 1 ¢. Aug. 2, 1909; K 314.
xposition, Pa., Exposition park. Aug. ;
SR 1909; 2 c. Aus. 27, 1909: | opps eae 1809s 1% Aue. 9,
J 130926. : whos
a : set ' Poor old Robinson Crusoe. © Aug.
Interior dancing pavilion. © t. t909- be. Aug. 2, 1909; K 313
meee 1909; 2 c Aug. 27, 1909; J |’ : ; : 3
130925. pa. 208: &, 1909;° i e., Augog:
——Park ave. © Aug. 11, 1909; sO at : ‘
2c. Aug. 12, 1909; J 130556. tate eda Eco dor leon ee
Street scene. © Aug. 11,1909; | ~ nek go eee 3 :
2 ¢, Aug. 12, 1909; J 130554. oo ak rn
Hotel Conneaut and lake front. © | ~°-"? * °%*" :
Aug. 25, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1909; J _ Unusual (The) child. © Aug. 1,
130927. | 1909; 1, ec. Aug. 2, 1909; K 312.
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
WINSLOW (BENJAMIN EMANUEL), Chi-
Siew iil. [22267-22269 | oe 1, 1909; 1 ce. Aug. 2, 1909; K
Sign construction at n. e. corner of | __ : ;
roof of Fair building. © 1c. Aug. 2, | WooDBURY & co., INC., Worcester, Mase
1909; I 33. | [22281
Sign construction on roof of build- | Worcester aero club. © July ie.
ing at s. w. corner of State and Adams | 1909; 2 c. July 24, 1909; K 170.
ao) te. Aus. 2 1909; I 34. | WRIGHT (JOSEPH), Philadelphia, Pa.
_ Sign construction on roof of build- [22282
ing at 308 S. State st. ©lc Aug. 2, Velos I. © July 15, 1909; 2 ¢. July
1909; I 35. | 19, 1909; K 512.
WoLFRuM (FRIEDR.) & co., Wien, Aus- | ZLor (Harry), New York, N. Y.
tria. [22270 | [222838
Moderne figurale entwiirfe. Deko- | Plumbing and hot water heating.
rative malereien, von Hans Printz. | ©1c. July 23, 1909; I 23.
Summary statement of copyright registrations made and included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Reproductions of a work of art__________________ 35
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or tech-
Pe rn es TT eA i ee ke 48
Number of entries of Photographs (including 79 unpublished) _-_----__~- 11, 058
Member of entries of Hngravings, Cuts, and Prints_______-____________ 6, 683
Memmoer of cutries of Chromos and Lithographs_________________-_..—_ 1, 362
Number of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations_________________ ag
343
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CLASS G,
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OR DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
AHL (HENRY H.), Rowley, Mass.
[22284
Suspension bridge over a sluggish |
stream. © 1c. July 26, 1909; G
30406.
ALEXANDER (HENRY), New York, N. Y.
[22285
Henry Alexander, exclusive fash-
ions, fall and winter, 1909-1910. ©
1e. July 29, 1909; G 30874.
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC co., New
York, N. Y. [22286-22293
Affinidad (La) A; in center a build-
ing, over which is head of man; in
each side section is seated a female.
——B;; in center, which is outlined
by medallions, etec., is a corner build-
ing.
Daisy Queen. Young woman holds
large number of daises.
Encanto (El) A; castle in center, in
front of which is a shield.
Encanto (El) B; in an oval an or-
namental shield, at either end of the |
oval a branch of laurel. |
Frederick the 8th. Man in military
attire, background ermine and purple.
Happy days.
bowl is seated a young woman. |
Kitty Grey. Young woman wearing |
black hat and furs.
| drawing.
| 80473.
Champagne glass; in |
© 1c. each Aug. 13, 1909; G 30493- |
30500. |
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT co., Milwaukee, |
Wis. [22294-22309 |
Arrival (The). Poster drawing. ©
1c. July 21, 1909; G 30384.
Baron’s (The) flirtation. Poster
drawing. © ic. July 21, 1909; G |
30378. |
Bashful cowboy. Poster drawing. |
©1c. July 26, 1909; G 30476.
Bouquet of flowers from the ranch.
Poster drawing. ©1 ce. July 21, 1909;
G 30380.
| AMERICAN SHOW PRINT co.—Cont’d.
Cowboy’s celebration. Poster draw-
ing. ©l1ce. July 26, 1909; G 30474.
First and second prize. Poster
drawing. © 1c. July 21, 1909; G
30377.
In the days of °49 boys. Poster
| drawing. © 1c. July 21, 1909; G
30379.
Leading lady. Poster drawing.
8267. ©1e. July 21, 1909; G 30382.
Man carrying woman. Poster draw-
ing 8011. © 1c July 21, 1909; G
30381.
Oh you broncho. Poster drawing.
©l1e. July 26, 1909; G 30477.
Oh you ought to have an auto.
Poster drawing. ©1c. July 21, 1909;
G 30383.
Oh you ought to have an auto.
Poster drawing. ©1ce. Aug. 14, 1909;
G 80508.
On the trail of the thief. Poster
drawing. © 1c. July 26, 1909; G
30475.
Our secret saves your life. Poster
© 1.c July 26, 1909; G
Peek-a-boo daisies. Poster drawing.
©1e. July 26, 1909; G 30472.
Polka dot girls. Poster drawing.
©l1e. Aug. 14, 1909; G 30507.
ANTIKAMNIA CHEMICAL Co., St. Louis,
Mo. [22310
Beatrice. Head of young woman.
©1ec. July 29, 1909; G 30372.
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[22311-22325
American girl. Bust of young
woman in red coat and hat and gray
fox furs.
Bed time. Young mother and child.
Childhood days. Girl and boy seat-
| ed on log fishing.
Girl with fan. Figure in evening
gown, seated and holding open fan to
face.
a45
8954—09——_3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22326
ARTHUR (JAMES)—Continued.
Morning. Young mother holding
babe on her lap beside casement win-
dow.
Mother’s babe. Young mother in
evening gown looking at sleeping babe.
Mother’s chum. Young mother seat-
ed with small boy standing on seat of
chair.
Pictures in the fire.
before fireplace.
Programme girl. Young woman
holding heart-shaped programme to
face.
Springtime. Young woman on rus-
tic seat with little girl.
Swans. Mother and child in old-
fashioned costumes watching swans in
a pond.
Telephone
Two children
girlk Young woman
kneeling on chair with telephone in- |
strument in her hands.
Thoughts of the absent. Mother and
child standing before fire.
Watching for Daddy.
two children in garden.
Yuletide. Boy and girl walking
along snowy path, boy with evergreen
tree.
© 1c. each July 1, 1909; G 30441-
30455.
AvuGcuR, Swyrrs &
York,N.- Y. [22326-22341
Alpine flowers. [Figure of girl with
Alpine climbing pick.]
Mother and
MacHoLtp, New
Boy and horse. [Figure of young
boy and head of horse. ]
Boy and squirrel. [Boy in knicker-
bockers at fence playing with squir-
rel.]
Cupid’s pull.
being drawn by Cupid.]
Evelyn. [Figure of young woman,
framed in scroll work and flowers. ]
- Girl and mandolin. [Background of
scroll work and flowers].
Girl and parasol. [Young woman,
hands resting on parasol.]
Girl and poppies. [Young woman
with headdress of jewels in frame of
seroll work and poppies.]
Girl and violin. [Young woman in
low cut flowing gown playing violin,
with background of scroll work and
flowers. ]
Girl with fan. [Young woman in
evening dress, background of palms.]
[Young girl on skates.
pt. Iv, n.8., Vv. 4
AUGUR, SWYERS & Macuorp—Cont’d.
Girl with parasol. [Young woman
in large hat, flowing gown and shawl.]
Hark! the guitar. [Young woman
in long flowing green gown, headdress
of jewels, playing guitar.]
Harpist (The). [Young woman
dressed in pink robe playing harp.]
Necklace (The). [Young woman in
large hat and cape holding up necklace
worn around neck. }
Snow (The) man. Young woman
building snow man, Cupid at her side
with spade.
Trout fishing. Young woman in
short skirt fishing. -
© 1c. each Aug. 3, 1909; G 30410-
30425.
BACHMANN (HANS) co., New York,
iN. Y [22342
Half Moon passing palisades of the
Hudson. © 1c July 31, 1909; G
30491.
BARNES (FRANK), New York, N. Y.
[22343
I love you wifey, but oh these kids.
©l1ec Aug. 10, 1909; G 30471.
BARTENFELD (Gustav PavuL), New
York, «Noe. [223844
Hudson-Fulton celebration souvenir;
plaque [showing heads of Hudson and
Fulton in medallions.] © 1 ¢e Aug.
16, 1909; G 30511.
Bone (RicH) KUNSTVERLAG; Berlin
Germany. [ 22345, 22346
Enten am Teich; painting by Franz —
Grissel.
Sonnenuntergang an der Themse; by
Karl Heffner.
© 1c. each Aug. 4, 1909; G 30456,
380457.
Bowser (WALDO), New York, N. Y.
[22347
Half Moon (The). [Relief of ships
with palisades in background.] ©1ce.
Aug. 9, 1909; G 30521.
BrRAcK (CARL) & KELLER, Berlin, Ger-
many. [22348
Feierstunde; by Johanna Engel.
[Girl with Dutch cap, seated.] ©
1c Aug. 18, 1909; G 30492.
BRAUNER (OLAF M.), Ithaca, N. Y.
[22349
Come unto me. [Jesus in garden
standing with outstretched hands,
background of lake and forest.] ©
1c. Aug. 4, 1909; G 30483.
346
WORKS OF ART
- nos. 35-39, Sept., 1909
Buse (Gus. G.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[ 22350
decorations
Archway with floral
thereon. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1909; G
30547.
CHASE (JONATHAN), Boston, Mass.
[22851
Hygiene consciencegram. [Milk
bottle with design of eye on it.] ©
1 ec. Aug. 23, 1909; G 30552.
CHURCH AND DwicuT co., New York.
me Y. [22352
Hagle. [Standing on rock, sheet of
water and hills beyond.] ©1lce Aug.
4, 1909; G@ 30481.
CLOVER (MATTIE May), San Francisco,
Cal. [22500
Partola (Gaspar de). Sculptured
medallion. © 1c. July 19, 1909; G
30487.
CorFIN (W. HASKELL), New York,
N
[22354
Miss Knickerbocker. [Head of girl
wearing Dutch cap, square-cut dress. ]
©ic. Aug. 2, 1909; G 30522.
Cottier (P. F.) & son, New York,
MOY: [22355-22364
Black bass fishing; by A. B. Frost.
Two men in a boat fishing, one stand-
ing, pulling in line, other seated, net
in hand. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1909; G
30480.
Chanteuse (La) ; by George Wright.
Head and shoulders of foreign-looking
young woman in décolette gown. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1909; G 30518.
Daughter of the south; by Chas.
_ Dana Gibson. Profile of a young girl.
©ic. July 31, 1909; G 30402.
Engaged; by Charles Dana Gibson.
Girl sitting on log at beach twisting
engagement ring on finger, telling three
young girls and a child all about it.
© ic. Aug. 3, 1909; G 30426.
- Indians simulating buffalo; by Fred-
_ eric Remington. Two ponies grazing
On prairie, on their backs two Indians
- with hairy skins thrown over them.
©l1c. Aug. 21, 1909; G 30550.
Little girl; by F. Wyman. Little
girl with long hair, hands clasped,
' elbows resting in her lap, in. deep
Metnousht. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1909; G
— 80548.
Master of the hounds; by Edward
| Penfield. Young woman in riding cos-
3 tume, crop in one hand. © 1. Aug.
@ 21, 1909; G 30549.
.
}
i
|
22378
CoLiier (P. F.) & Sson—Continued.
No time for politics; by C. D. Gib-
son. Young mother seated at table,
holding a youngster; spread out before
them are pictures. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1909; G 380551.
Quarrel (The); by Frederic Rem-
ington. Number of men in wide-
brimmed hats around a camp fire, two
holding a controversy. © 1c. Aug.
10, 1909; G 30479.
Waiting for her answer; by C. D.
Gibson. Young girl seated at table,
pen in hand, opposite her sits Cupid
in arm chair. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1909;
G 30518.
CooLtipecE (C. M.), New York, N. Y.
[ 22365, 22366
Consolation. [Dog seated at table
with poker chips and cards in front of
him. ]
Two dogs out and three dogs on
bases. [Baseball game played by
dogs, spectators dogs. ]
© 1c. each Aug. 19, 1909; G 30525,
30526.
CRonAU (RUDOLPH), New York, N. Y.
[22367
Sunset of the Red race. [Indian
chief seated on cliff facing the setting
sun, two dead bodies on elevated plat-
forms of boughs, skulls of cattle near
by.1 ©1ec. July 23, 1909; G 30371.
CROWELL PUB. COo., New York, N. Y.
[223868
Supper boy, by Ernest Yosbery.
[Little boy eating his supper.] ©1lc.
Aug. 19, 1909; G 30538.
De LAND (CLYDE O.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[22369
First shot of 1812. [Shipboard, of-
ficer looking through spy-glass at
another ship, men around cannon wav-
ing hats.] .© 1 c.' Aug. 14,. 1909;.G
30510.
DETROIT PUB CO., Detroit, Mich. [22370
In a blizzard, by Frank Feller.
[Frightened horse, man standing be-
side him holding onto saddle.] ©l1e.
Aug. 20, 1909; G 30540.
ERSKINE (W. J.), Gainesville, Tex.
[223871
Hunting park. [Plan of park.] ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1909; G 30524.
Ferry (D. M.) & co., Detroit, Mich.
(22372, 22ate
Nasturtium girl. Young woman
wearing hat, holding large bouquet of
| nasturtiums.
347
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22374
pt. Iv,n.s., v.4
Ferry (D. M.) & co.—Continued.
Sun (The) dial.
open with flowers growing around its
base.
© 1 ¢. each Aug. 7, 1909; G 30465. |
30466.
FisHet (U. R.), Hope, Ind. [223874
Fishel’s Frank. Pointer dog by Ed-
mund Osthaus. ©1c. July 26, 1909;
G 30404.
FORBES LITHO. MFG. Co., Boston, Mass.
[22375, 22376
Claire. Young women = carrying
basket of flowers.
1909; G 380405.
Cupid’s message. [Girl with flow-
ing hair, Cupid looking over her shoul-
der.] ©lc. Aug. 4, 1909; G 30482.
Forp (Epna HILLYER), Waupun, Wis.
[2237(%, 22378
Pahangu (The Hagle) 312. [Head
of Indian man.]
Virsaku (The Hawk) 3811. [Head
of Indian man.] ©1c. each Aug. 12,
1909; G 30489, 30490.
GOLDSMITH (EDWIN P.), Chicago, Ill.
[22379
(Abraham); by William
© -1 ‘e.) July, 23; 190922G
Lincoln
Marshall.
30439.
GOWAN MEDICAL CO., Durham, N. C.
[22880
Just in time. Young woman in sick
bed, nurse bending over her, another
woman holds up a package. ©1e.
Aug. 24, 1909; G 80558.
GRANDT (Fritz) & co., Berlin, Ger-
many.
Heinwirts; by C. Kenzler. [Schooner
in foreground on sea, several others in | !
ing wave.
background. ]
Hohle see; by C. Kenzler. [Open
sea, waves high.]
Kurze rast; by Max Tilke. [Stage-
coach standing in front of tavern,
horses feeding from trough.]
© 1c. each Aug. 21, 1909; G 30541-
305438.
HAMILTON, BROWN SHOE Co., St. Louis,
Mo. [22384
Grandma’s shoes.
in chair showing little girl her new
shoes.] ©ic. Aug. 4, 1909; G 30429.
HARPER & BROS., New York, N. Y.
[22385-22887
Antony and Cleopatra, Act III, scene
I; by Edwin A. Abbey. Enter Ver-
Sun dial in the |
© Ae bulge to,
[22381-22383 |
[Old lady sitting |
|
|
|
tidius in triumph, dead body of Pa- |
coras borne before him.
HARPER & BROS.—Continued.
— Act IV, scene IV; by Edwin A.
Abbey. Cleopatra: Sooth, la, I'll help;
thus it must be. Male figure in armor,
female leaning on his shoulder.
— Act V, scene II; by Edwin A.
Abbey. Charmian: Your crown’s
awry; Ill mend it and then play. Fe-
male figure seated being blindfolded
by another, with two other figures.
© 1c. each Aug. 21, 1909; G@ 30544—
30546.
HAvLeE (CAMILLE), Dumont, N. J.
[22388
Washington’s headquarters, New-
burgh, N. Y. U.S. emblem represent-
ing inscription on Washington’s head-
quarters at Newburgh, N. Y. ©1e.
| Aug. 24, 1909; G 30556.
HiccIns (CHARLES HENRY), Cincin-
nati, Ohio [22389
Bathing girl; by E. M. Straus. Girl
on horizontal bar above water. ©1ce.
Aug. 5, 1909; G 30484.
HIILDESHEIMER (S.) & CO., LTD., Lon-
don, England. [22390-22398
Beauty of the Orient; by Leon Co-
merre. Oriental girl leaning on and
looking through lattice window.
Chorus gentlemen; by Arthur J. Els-
ley. Child playing violin, three dogs
looking upward, howling.
Health is not all; by A. Kemp
Tebby. Woman holding baby, who is
looking up at its father, who stands
with one foot in a punt.
Look out; by Arthur J. Hlsley.
Three children with dog on seashore
paddling and retreating from incom-
© 1c. each Aug. 14, 1909; G 30514—
30517.
HousE AND Paxson, Abbeville, Ga.
[22394
Cut it out; a temperance lesson. At
either end of painting is a Bible open
at Proverbs, in center is a small land-
scape. ©1c. July 29, 1909; G 30478.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. OF
AMERICA, Chicago, I11. [22395
At play. Woodland scene, boy poised
with outstretched hands upon log.
1c. Aug. 24, 1909; G 30559.
JoHNSON (A. O.), New York, N. Y.
[22396
Book plate. © 1 ¢c Aug. 12, 1909;
G 30487.
348
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ee a ee
- nos. 35-39, Sept., 1909
JOHNSTON (RopBertT A.) co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [22397, 22398
Cracker boy. [Baby with baker’s
cap on, reaching up to box of crackers
on table.]
Spring. [Children playing in field.]
© 1c. each Aug. 9, 1909; G 30553,
30554.
KAUFMANN & STRAUSS co., New York,
[22399-22407
Candy (The) girl; by Henry Hinter- |
meister. Young woman with box of
eandy in left hand, offering one piece
held in tongs by right. ©1c. July 17,
1909; G 30391.
Colonial bill poster.
erbocker costume, with bag of posters
over his right shoulder, pasting poster
on stonewall. ]
G 30398.
Debutante (The); by Archie Gunn.
Young woman in evening gown, with
bunch of flowers. © 1 c¢. July 831,
1909; G 30394.
December (The) girl. [Young girl
in fur coat, hands in muff, cherry
trimmed hat, with bunch of carna-
tions.] ©1c. July 17, 1909; G 30395.
First (The) lesson; by M. Falanga.
Group of children teaching tricks to a
dog. ©1c. July 17, 1909; G 30396.
Meditation; by Leon Moran. Young
girl in large hat with scarf hanging
July 31, 1909; G 303892.
Quintet (The) ;
[Group of old men telling stories over
[Man in knick- |
© 1c. July 17, 1909; |
by W. Tremaine. |
| LAUTERBACH (HERMAN),
IN: a
WORKS OF ART
22425
KIEFER (EDWIN H.), New York, N. Y.
[22410
In little olde New York. [Man in
Knickerbocker costume, standing, hold-
ing up glass.] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1909; G
30519.
New York,
[22411, 22412
Ideal portrait; by A. Pollak. [Head
of young woman.]
Portrait of lady of Louis sixteenth,
by Jacques Louis David.
© 1c. each July 30, 1909; G 30386,
380387.
| LAWRENCE & JFLLICO, LTD., London,
England. [22413-22415
Forrard away! forrard away!
+ Huntsman and pack of hounds coming
| out of a wood.
Huic halloa! huic halloa!
huntsman galloping through
Young
a gate
_and pack of hounds.
No eggs to-day; poultry in front of
palings. © 1. each Aug. 19, 1909;
G 30531-30533.
| LEEMPOELS (JEF), Brussels, Belgium.
[22416, 22417
Lettre (La). [Young woman in
morning sack, reading letter by table
on which a breakfast tray is resting,
mirror behind. ]
Thé (Le).
© 1c. each July 19, 1909; G 30369,
| 30370.
down behind, hands clasped. © 1c. |
|
their beer.] © 1c. July 17, 1909; G |
30397.
Rose (The) ; by Leon Moran.
Lorgp & Taytor, New York, N. Y.
[22418-22421
Fair and square beauty; man’s leg
in white stocking with blue squares.
Green and shady retreat; man’s leg
in green stocking.
Young |
girl with large picture hat, holding |
rose in hand. ©1c. July 17, 1909; G |
30398.
Sisters (The);
[Two young girls similarly clad in low
neck dresses, with ribbon girdles.}] ©
1e. July 31, 1909; G 30399.
Kert’s (ERNST) NACHFOLGER, (AUGUST |
ScHERL), Berlin, Germany.
[22408, 22409
Abendfrieden; painting by Walter |
Moras.
Herbststille ;
Moras.
© 1c. each July 30, 1909; G 30389,
30390.
painting by Walter
Modest as the violet; man’s leg in
purple stocking.
Tawny striped beauty; man’s leg in
| brown stocking.
by Archie Gunn. |
© 1c. each Aug. 19, 1909; G 30527-—
30530.
Manog (FLORENCE), San Francisco,
Cal. [22422
Sydney. Portrait medallion of a
child modeled in low relief. © 1 ec.
July 15, 1909; G 30408.
MANZI, JOYANT & CO., New York, N. Y.
[22423-22425
Jeanne reconnait le roi au milieu
des seigneurs de la cour; by Maurice
Boutet de Monvel. Joan of Are on
one knee. pointing out King Charles
VII among his courtiers.
349
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22426
pt. iv, 1. 83°54
MANZI, JOYANT & Co.—Continued. *
Sacre (Le) de Reims; par Maurice
Boutet de Monvel. Coronation of
Charles VII of France, with Joan of
Are on her knees, holding a banner.
Visions (Les); par Maurice Boutet
de Monvel. Joan of Are on her knees
among her sheep, seeing vision of
angels.
© 1c. each Aug. 18, 1909; G 30501-
30503.
MEARS (HELEN F.), New York, N. Y.
[22426
Morton (William T. G.), M. D., dis-
coverer of anesthesia; portrait bust.
©1e. July 21, 1909; G 30428.
MELLIER (WALTER G.), Kansas City,
Mo. [ 22427, 22428
Landscape, by Jacob Ruisdael. Olive
green color, figure in foreground has
red cap.
Moses coming down Mt. Sinai with
tablet of the ten commandments; by
EKustache Le Sueur.
© 1c. each Aug. 9, 1909; G 30469,
30470.
Morris (GEO. Ford) stTrupios, New
York, N;. Y. [22429
Clydesdale (The). [Head of horse.]
© 1c. July 30, 1909; G 80385.
NAzo co., Washington, D. C.
Nazo. [Head of girl.]
24, 1909; G 30557.
NEIGER (J. L.), Easton, Pa.
[22431-22434
Danger line. Life insurance card
for agents, 5 scenes.
Life insurance tree. Insurance pre-
mium and policy contract represented
as a tree.
Point of contact. Life insurance
agent’s card, two scenes representing
two warriors.
Strange experiences of agent Brown.
Five small pen sketches of an insur-
ance agent.
© 1c. each July 24, 1909; G 30346-
30348, 30350.
NOONAN-KOCIAN ART CO.,
Mo. [22435
Surrender of Col. Rall, battle of
Trenton; by H. Percy Moran. ©1.«.
July 29, 1909; G 30378.
O'MALLEY (JOHN)
[22430
© 41 e"Aue.
St. Louis,
& SON, London,
England. [22436-22439
Breakneck service. Tennis club
tournament, gentlemen’s doubles, by
suy Lipscombe.
O’MALLEY (JOHN) & soN—Continued.
Deuce. ‘Tennis
mixed doubies, by Guy Lipscombe.
Not a love game. Tennis tourna-
ment, mixed doubles, by Guy Lips-
combe.
Warm member. Tennis tournament,
gentlemen’s singles, by Guy Lipscombe.
© 1c. each Aug. 10, 1909; G 30481-
30484.
PATTEN (LEONARD), London, Eng.
[22440
Henry VII’s chapel, Westminster
abbey, looking from western right
hand entrance gate.
1909; G 80504.
PoLAK (HMIL) MANUFACTURING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [22441
Smetana (Bedfich); bust by Karel
© 1c. July 22,
Vaclav. © 1 ca July 31, 1909; G
30401.
Potter (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[22442-22448
Bust, head turned
© 1 « Aug.
Besant (Annie).
slightly to one side.
1909; G 30485.
Call (The) of the spirit. Statuette
of a nude Indian. © 1c. July 30,
1909; G 380376.
Dawn (The) of a new day. Jesus
standing in a field of lilies. © 1c.
July 30, 1909; G 380875.
Fulton (Robert). Portrait bust. ©
1c. Aug. 5, 1909; G 30486.
Fulton (Robert). Bust, standing on
pedestal © 1c. Aug. 11, 1909; G
30486.
Hudson (Henry). Statuette. ©1c.
Aug. 5, 1909; G 304385.
Hudson (Henry). Bust, large ruffle
about neck. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1909; G
30509.
PRATT FOOD co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[22449
Fast friends. [Head of young girl
pressed against head of horse.] © 1
e. Aug. 4, 1909; G 304380.
RavuwH (IpA), New York, N. Y. | [22450
Suffragette. Plaster figure of woman
wearing sash with words votes for
woman, and standing on box marked
soap. ©lec Aug. 3, 1909; G 80427.
REPRODUCTION co., New York, N. Y.
[22451, 22452
Battle ship. © 1c. July 29, 1909;
G 30440.
Broncho buster; drawing. © 1 «.
Aug. 2, 1909; G 80467.
300
club tournament,.
]
q
nos. 35-89, Sept., 1909
Rogers (HENRY GUSTAVE), Marble-
head, Mass. [224538
Trophy for the German - American
yacht races off Marblehead, Mass.
[Cups with eagle design.] ©1lc. Aug.
16, 1909; G 30512.
RoyAL TAILORS, Chicago, III. [22454
OF ART
22474
VAN Ness (FRANK LEwIS), Chicago,
Ebke [22462
Roosevelt’s (Hx-President) first lion.
©l1e. July 21, 1909; G 30388.
| VAN NostrRAnD (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
Tailor dressed man needs no card of |
introduction.
ures.] © 1c. Aug. 20, 1909; G 30539.
Rupp (RosEL Porter), Norwich, Conn.
[22455
Alice in wonderland. Design for
wall paper.
304388.
Rusk (A. L.), New York, N. Y.
[22456 |
[Fashion plate of 4 fig- |
[ 22468, 22464
Workers series, 19, 20. ©1e. each
Aug. 7, 1909; G 30462, 30463.
WALDRON (May), Portland, Oreg.
[22465-22467
Frontier girl. Western girl; draw-
ings. 1,2. ©1c. each July 22, 1909;
| G@ 80459-30461.
2 e Aue. 6, 1909; G |
| WELLGE (Henry), Milwaukee, Wis.
Man who makes the biggest impres- |
sion; design for men’s clothing ad. © |
1c. Aug. 4, 1909; G 30523.
ScHWARTZ’S (SAMUEL) SONS & ©O.,, |
New York, N. Y. [22457
Jewle; by H. Vollet. Head of girl
with necklace. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1909;
G 30464.
ScHWEIZER (J. Otto), Philadelphia,
Pa. [22458
Schlatter (Rev. Michael); statue,
sitting in arm chair, costume of 1750. | fae oni Gioia) celeplignmen
©ic. July 21, 1909; G 30403.
SUNSET REALTY ASSOCIATES, Portland,
Oreg. [22459
Willamette Valley. Vancouver,
Wash., in foreground, Columbia river
across the picture, Willamette river
and valley in distance. © 1. Aug.
19, 1909; G 30555.
TIFFANY STUDIOS, New York, N. Y.
| WYLE (F. H.), Chicago, Ill.
[22460
Monument; single piece, rough hewn
base tapering to top, upper portion
ball bat.
smooth finish with name and orna- |
| XIMENES (Ettore), New York, N. Y.
ment. ©1c. July 16, 1909; G 30458.
TOPLIFF (FE. G.), New York, N. Y.
[22461
We may never kick high. Football
with inscription. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1909;
G 30488.
| rock, angel in middle distance.
[22468
New York, view of the city, 1909.
©1c. Aug. 9, 1909; G 30468.
WILSON (FREDERICK), Briarcliff
Ne, [22469
Thy Kingdom come. Oriental land-
scape; male figure in foreground on a
(Ome
Manor,
July 29, 1909; G 30409.
WoLF & Co.; Philadelphia, Pa.
[22470, 22471
Her first lesson. [Little girl seated
in chair, sewing. |
Telephone girl. [Girl seated, lean-
© 1c. each Aug. 14, 1909; G 30505,
30506.
WoLtz (GEORGE W.), New York, N. Y.
[22472
Burgomaster (The). [Statuette of
man in Knickerbocker costume. ]
1c. Aug. 9, 1909; G 30520.
[22473
World’s champions. Statuette of
cub bear sitting on a globe holding base
Geb. e Aue” 27 190927 G
30407.
[22474
Taft (President). Statuette, stand-
ing with right hand in pocket, left
holding manuscript. © 1c. July 19,
1909; G 30400.
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Jan. 1, 1909
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Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; ‘‘I,’’ Class I, Drawings or plastic works of a
scientific or technical character; ‘‘J,’’ Class J, Photographs, and ‘‘K,’’ Class K,
Prints and pictorial illustrations. ‘‘©”’ stands for copyright of a published work,
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jished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the photograph or
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pictorial contribution is required. |
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CLASSES H-K,
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC
WORKS OF A SCIENTIFIC OR
TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHO-
TOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
ADLER (David) & SONS CLOTHING CO.,
Milwaukee, Wis. [22475
Artistic clothes productions for au- |
© Aug. 12, 1909;
K 706.
tumn and winter.
2 e. Aug. 16. 1909;
ADLER (Mrs. Pr: Rochester N. Y.
[22476
Inspiration. © Sept. 7, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 10, 1909; J 131468.
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [11 prints.]
[22477-22487
At school.—Autumn girl.—Back to
school. — Falling leaves. — Going
home.—in society.—In the country.—
Picking apples—Race (The).
ing hour (A).—Twins. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 24, 1909; K 1010-
1020.
ANDERSON (A. W.), Plymouth,
[ 22488,
Old town square. © Sept. 27,
2 ec. Sept. 29, 1909; J 132461.
Plymouth, Mass.
1770. © Sept. 8, 1909;
1909; J 132074
BamLEY (Marion W™.),
Kans.
Feeding time. © Sept. 3. 1909; 2c.
Sept. 13, 1909; J 131588.
Mass.
1909 ;
2
c. Sept. 10,
Hutchinson,
Kansas air ship. © Sept. 11, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 14, 1909; J 131616.
Kansas hen. © Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c¢.
Sept. 13, 1909: J 131589.
Summer clothes. © Sept. 38, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 13, 1909; J 1381590.
BaiLtEy (Merritt L.),
Cal. [22494
Los Angeles, Cal., Temple audito-
rium. © July 12, 1909; 2 c. July 19,
1909: J 131123.
Los Angeles,
3
22489 |
Old powder house. |
[22490-22493 |
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
Wiey: [22495-22501
Duffault (Jean) 220, nos. 7-9. ©
| Sept. 14, 1909; 2 e. each Sept. 20,
1909; J 132046-132048.
Francis (Hon. C. S.)
© Sept. 7,
| J 132049.
Taft (President) 880, nos. 1-38.
Sept. 10,1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 20,
|; 1909; J 182048-132045.
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.),
lowa. [22502-22506
Blackfoot, Idaho. © Sept. 6. 1909;
2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; J 131462.
| Idaho Falls, Idaho. © Aug.
| 1909; 2 ¢. Sept. 3, 1909; J 131152.
| .—~—power dam and Snake River.
| © Aug. 30, 1909: 2 c. Sept. 3, 1909;
| JF Sie
. Poeatello, Idaho.
| 2 e. Sept. 9, 1909;
no. 875-11.
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 20, 1909;
Des Moines,
30,
© Sept. 6, 1909;
J 131461.
Shoshone Falls, Idaho. © Sept. 4,
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1909; J 1381468.
| Baotto (ANGELO), New York, N. Y.
[22507
© 1c. Aug.
Greatest of the great.
30, 1909%,, J. 1S1s5h.
Barsueria (KF. J.), Atlantic City, N. J.
[22508
St. Nicholas
© Sept. 14,
8, 1909; J 132181.
Barta (J. F.), New Prague, Minn.
[22509-22511
Afdantiec City, .N., J.,
| church, August crowds.
| 1909; 2 ec. Sept.
New Prague, Minn.:
: Looking east; Looking south; Mill.
| © Sept. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 30,
1909; J 181150, 131134, 131151.
| BATTELL (MRS.
Grove, Wis.
Brillion, Wis.:
High school; Lime quarry. © Aug.
10, 1909; 2 «. each Sept. 7, 1909; J
| 181317, 131318.
Cedar
[22512
Rosa LEwIs),
D3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22513
BELINFANTE (ERNEST EDWARD), Phila-
delphia, Pa. 22515
New St. Clements church and gar-
dens. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1909; J 182828.
BENNER (Harry M.), Hammondsport.
N.Y; [22514-22524
Curtiss (G. H.), and his aeroplane.
t14. -©' Sept. 25,1909; 2 %en Septz 28;
1909; J 132293; © Sept. 8, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 7, 1909; J 181315: © Sept. 27,
1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 28, 1909; J
132282) 132288.
Grand semaine d’aviation de Cham-
pagne. © Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 7,
1909; J 1381296.
Rheims, France, Aug., 1909:
Bleriot and his monoplane; Bleriot’s
flight, when he was defeated by G. H.
Curtiss; Curtiss (Glenn H.) winning
the speed contest; De Rue’s flight;
Latham’'s flight; Paulham, winner of
the altitude contest. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2
c. each Sept. 30, 1909; J 182332-182337.
BENTLEY (CHARLES EH.) co., New York,
N.Y. [22525
Fair needleworker. © Sept. 7, 1909;
2 ce. Aug. 12, 1909; K 998.
New York, N. Y.
[22526
I'd hate to get caught in a shower.
© Aug. 13, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; K
689.
BIOGRAPH CO.,
BERDAN PUB. CO.,
New York, N. Y.
[22527-22589
[Moving picture rolls.]
Awakening. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1909; J
182453.
Broken locket. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1909;
J 431862.
Children’s friend. © 1 e¢. Sept. 14,
109: J. 131611,
Comata, the Sioux. © 1c. Sept. 13,
1909; J 131568.
Getting even. ©1c. Sept. 14, 1909;
PaSrGi2:
In old Kentucky. © 1. Sept. 14,
1909; J 131613.
Little darling.
J, 131223.
Mills of the gods.
1869; J sida.
Pippa passes.
DB, deo).
Pranks.
131132.
Sealed room. © 1 ¢. Sept. 3, 1909;
J 181224,
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1909;
© 1c. Aug. 31,
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1909;
© 1:¢@ Augusi,. 1909; J
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
: SE Sa
BrioGRAPH co.—Continued.
With her card. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1909;
J 130708.
Ole
1776; or, Hessian renegades.
Sept. 8, 1909; J 181458.
BIRDSALL (K. N.), New York, N. Y.
[22540-22544
Todd (Miss E. L.) in her aeroplane:
Body view; Three quarter view.
Sept. 23, 1909; 2 & Sept 2a, 19037.
1382200, 132201.
Todd aeroplane:
Body of aeroplane, profile view of
Miss Todd; Coming on the field, right
side back view; On field, near tent,
right side back view. Sept. 22,
1909 ; 2c. each Sept. 24, 1909; J 182186—
182188.
Boae (WILLIAM JOHN), Pawhuska,
Okla. [22545-22548
Chief of the Osage Indian tribe
Peter Big-hart, nos. 1 & 2. © Sept.
11, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 27, 19095 d 43iGar—
131638.
Ponko tribe Non-See-Ki, nos.
1&2. © Sept. 11, 1909; 2 GAneesT
1909; J 131635, 131636.
BossELMAN (A. C.) & Co., New York,
Nok [22549-22558
U. S. Battleships:
Connecticut; Georgia;
Minnesota; Mississippi; Nebraska;
Ohio; Vermont; Wisconsin. 1st and
2nd squadrons at anchor. © Sept. 22,
1909; 2 ¢c. each Sept. 24, 1909; J
132151-132160.
Boston TRAVELER ©0., Boston, Mass.
[22559
Lumber yard from Boston traveler
war balloon. © Aug. 20, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 18, 1909; J 181579.
BotH (W. C.), Chicago, II.
[22560-22570
Order no. 160 X. © Aug. 17, 1909;
2c. Aug. 20, 1909; K 992.
Order numbers:
203 As; 21 As; 22 Asia
24 As; 25 As; 30 As; 314% As; 34 As;
35 As. © Aug. 16, 1909; 2 @ each
Aug. 20, 1909; KK 982-991.
Bowers (B. M.), Ridgewood, N. J.
[22571-22572
Hudson - Fulton celebration, 1609,
1809, 1909.—Hudson’s (Henry) quest
and Half Moon. © Aug. 10, 1909; 2 ¢
each Aug. 12, 1909; K G32, 63838.
BRAUN, CLEMENT & CO., New York,.
Nu NE [22573-22610
Album (L’) Japonais; by Ad. Piot.
5872.
Kansas;
oo4
|
|
.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 40-43, Oct., 1909
BRAUN, CLEMENT & CO.—Continued.
Algue (L’); by P. Chabas. 5933.
Attendant marée basse; by Fr. Tat-
tegrain. 5985.
Au miroir du bassin ; by Ed. Fournier.
8373.
Ballon (Le);
59388.
Bayadére; by D. Enjobras. 5882.
Billet (Le) doux; by Martin Kavel.
5876.
by HE. L. Foubert.
Cage (La) entr’ouverte; by A. Bel-
let. 5887.
Candeur; by G. Jacquet. 84382.
Carnot-Wattignies 1793; by R. Des-
varreux. 8359.
Consummatum
Blanchard. 8360.
Coquette (La.); by H. Q. Brin. 8370.
Dans la rue; by G. Rochegrosse.
Pascal
est; by
59382.
Effet du soir-Avignon; by H. Harp-
ignies. 8369.
Enigme (L’); by A. Darrant. 5931.
Episode du siége de Granville en
1793; by Maurice Orange. 8363.
Exil
non.
Femme (La) au coussin bleu; by
L.-A. Girardot. 8864.
Féte intime; by G. Rochegrosse.
8378.
Jardin des Hespérides; by P. Ger-
vyais.. 8377.
Jeune republique; by Alf. Role.
8362.
Lecture (La); by G. Lefebre. 8372.
Lever (Le); by D. Enjolras. 5884.
Lingéres (Les); by Vallayer Moutel.
366.
Oiseau (L’) envole; by A. Bellet.
886.
Pins au bord de l'eau;
Dauchez. 8375.
Pomme (La); by Dagnan Bonveret.
74.
Priére (La); by L. Lefebvre. 8371.
Que veux-tu? by Achille Fould.
5888
Repas en Bretagne; by H. d’Estienne.
8367.
Retour (Le) du verger; by Camille
Bellanger. 5877.
Reverie; by Ad. Piot. 5873.
- Rose (La) éffeuillée; by S. Bellet.
5885.
(L’) de Manon; by A. Matig- |
5954.
by A. |
22625
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
Sieste (La); by L. A. Girardot.
8365.
Tigre; by Surand. 8361.
Vieux chénes 4 Villefranche sur
mer; by H. Harpignies. S368.
Vieux (Le) Doubs 4 Orchamps; by
P. Zuber. 8374.
Volant (Le);
5937.
© Oct. 5, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 5,
1909; J 1382642-132679.
by E. L. Foubert.
| Brock (NaAcE), Asheville, N. C.
[22611
Mid-summer dream. © 1 e¢. Oct. 2,
1909; J 1382457.
SROWN (H. W.), Tifton, Ga.
[ 22612, 22613
Our hens are doing well, thank you.
© 1 6" Oct.'4, 1909 > 132536:
White Dent corn. © Aug. 20, 1909;
Ze. Aug; 21, 1909; J 1381168.
BRUNSKILL (R. W.), Marion, Ohio.
; [22614
Going home. © Sept. 17, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 20, 1909; J 1382042.
BurBANK (A. S.), Plymouth, Mass.
[22615-22619
Marshfield, Mass. :
Original Daniel Webster house;
Original Peregrine White house.
Aug. 2, 1909; 2 c. eaeh Aug. 3, 1909;
K 1063, 1065.
Mayflower at sea. © Aug. 2, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 3, 1909; K 1062.
Plymouth, Mass. First street in
Plymouth, 1622. © Aug. 2, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 38, 1909; K 1061.
Scituate, Mass. Old oaken bucket
house. © Aug. 2, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 38,
1609; Ik 1064.
BuRNHAM (A. W.), Dwight, I].
[22620
Renfew park. nos.1and2. © Oct.
2551909: 2 €. Oet.’ 4, 19095" J 132550;
1525aL:
SURNS (RopBertT), Pullman, Wash.
[22621-22624
Washington state college:
Campus; Glimpse of the campus;
[Panorama]; Through the arch.
Sept. 24, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 30, 1909 ;
J 132352-132355.
Byers (R. Encar), Toledo, Obio.
[22625
Discovery of the North Pole. ©
Sept. 15, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1909; J
132150.
300
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22626
Caesar (P. V.), Seattle, Wash. [22626
Mt. Rainier, Wash., avalanche. ©
Aug. 24, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 30, 1909; J
130950.
CARBONDALE CALCIUM CO., Carbondale,
Pa. [22627
Sponge girl. © Sept. 24, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 27, 1909; J 182204.
CARPENTER (CHAS. T.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [22628
Chicago Cubs base ball team. ©
July 30, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1909; K 602.
CARPENTER (F. M.), Enosburg Falls,
Vt. [22629-22633
Enosburg Falls. 1. © Aug. 19,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 28, 1909; J 181124.
2. © Aug. 20, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
3, 1909; J 181236.
condensery. 1. © Aug.
1909; 2 c. Sept. 3, 1909; J 131239.
Riverside Camp; Boat landing; On
the river. © Aug. 20, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 3, 1909; J 131287, 181288.
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[22634
I love my wife, but oh you type-
writer. © Aug. 23, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26,
1909; J 181402.
CHIC FASHIONS, New York, N. Y¥
ol,
[22635
Washer woman suit. (Miniature
cover of Chic, vol. 9, no. 12.) © Aug.
25, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 17, 1909; K 1082.
CHICKERING (ELMER), Boston, Mass.
[22636-22649
Boston chamber of commerce dinner
to Pres. Taft, 1-3. © Sept. 14, 1909;
2 e. each Sept. 18, 1909; J 132731-—
1327338.
Kuni (Prince and Princess Kunio-
ski), 1-3.—Taft (President), 1-2.—
Taft (President) and Prince and
Princess Kunioski Kuni, 1—2.—Taft
(President) and Prince and Princess
Kusioski “Kuni,. 14. © Sepia
S09; 2c. each Sept. 15, 1909: J
1323885-132395.
CHILD (WILLIAM B.), Newport, R. I.
[22650
Istalena winning King’s cup race off
Newport, R. I. Aug. 7, 1909. © Aug.
19, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1909; J .131120.
CLAUSER (W. H.), Havana, Ill.
[22651, 22652
Havana, Ill., W. J. Bryan on way to
speak at Ill. state Epworth league
Chautauqua. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 7, 1909; J. 131360.
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
CLAUSER (W. H.)—Continued.
Honolulu students bathing at
Chautauqua Beach. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Sept. 7, 1909; J 1381361.
CLEVELAND (ALBERT), Omaha, Nebr.
[22653
©lie
Carter lake. Cloud scene.
Sept. 29, 1909; J 132308.
CLOGENSON (H.), Dallas, Tex.
[22654-22658
Dallas, Tex. Military tournament:
Cossack drill by U. S. cavalry;
Grand review of U. S. troops; Roman
race, arriving at the post; Wall scal-
ing, world’s record. © Aug. 3, 1909;
2 c. each Sept. 7, 1909 J tszi2a—
132128.
Parade day. © Aug. 24, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 27, 1909; 4d 139606:
CoFFIN (Harriet Eva), New York,
iy. ¥: [22659
Century tobacco shop. © 1 e. Sept.
28, 1909; J. 122209;
CoLBy (JAMES M.), Wausau, Wis.
[22660-22662
Abbottsford, Wis., baseball team.
© Aug. 26, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909;
J 1STStY.
Withee, Wis.: Bird’s-eye view;
View. © Aug. 26, 1909; 2 c each
Aug. 26, 1909; J 181510, 181512.
& son, New York,
[22663-22673
Hippopotamus at home, A-D. ©
Aug. 3, 1909; 2 ec. each Aug. 11, 1909;
K 597-600.
Lahm (Lieut.) and Glen A. Curtis
watching flight of Orville Wright at
Fort Myer. © 1c. Sept 20, 190355
Corie "CPs bs)
NW
131960.
Stalked by an African lion; by A. R.
Dugmore:
Giraffes; Hartebeests; Second
lion . gave a frightful roar;
Storks; Zebras. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Aug. 17, 1909; K 752-756.
Wright (Orville) in aeroplane, Wil-
bur Wright standing at end. ©1.«.
Sept. 20, 1909; J 131959.
COLLINGILL (C. G.) & Kine@An (A. J.),
Plymouth, Mass. [ 22674, 22675
Plymouth, Mass. Burial hill.
Canopy over Plymouth Rock. © Sept.
15, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 17, 1909; J
131854, 131855.
306
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 40-43, Oct., 1909
CLASSES, H TO K
22740
Conway (R.
Okla. [22676
Oklahoma city, airship view. ©
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 27, 1909; J
132211.
COURIER CO. oF BurraLo, Buffalo, N. Y.
[22677-22690
Arrival in Africa. 5826. © Aug.
13, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; K 696.
M.), Oklahoma City,
Barn dance. 5832. Aug. 16,
1909 ; 2 e. Aug. 18, 1909; K 789.
Bevins (Clem). 5849. © Aug. 16,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 18, 1909; K 791.
Boquet of beauties. 5842. © Aug. |
9, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1909; K 586. |
Dream waltz. 5823. © Aug. 13,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; K 694.
Fighting toreadors. 5816. © Aug. |
18, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; K 692.
Fluffy said she burnt her
5831.
1909; K 790.
Hackett (Norman) as Beau Brum-
mel.
14. 1909; K 691.
Holman (the great) 5843. © Aug.
| 18, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; K 693.
- ers, the stars.
Men behind the fun. © Aug. 23,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1909; IK 1009.
Tourists (The).
1909 ; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; K 690.
Wales, will you ring the bell. 5836.
© Aug. 16, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1909; K |
788.
Well here we are. 5827. © Aug 9,
1509; 2 ec. Aug. 11, 1909; K 587.
Young (John E.) in the musical
comedy Lo. 5847. © Aug. 13, 1909;
2 ce. Aug. 14, 1909; K 695.
CroonBorG (FRED’K T.), New
mY. [22691-22693
Advanced fashions, Aug., 1909. v. 4,
no. 4. Supplements A. B. & C. ©
Aug. 16, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 20, 1909; K |
1331-1333.
Curtis (Epwarp S.), New York, N. Y.
[22694-22717 |
And reached his hands to his broth-
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c.
Sept. 8, 1909; J 131321.
[25 photographs]
Back! thing of the evil one.—Blood
red stars in the green of his crown.—
By the arrow, I have said it—In Car-
tilian war dress he stood.—Into the
Kina of council they descended.—Ka
Yemo. — Lovely figure despite her
trophies.—Maid of dreams.—One girl
hand. |
© Aug. 16, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 1S,
5834. © Aug. 13, 1909; 2 ¢. Aug. |
5844. © Aug. 13,
York, |
waited at the portal— One town of
Walpi.—Only a trail across the desert
sands.—Only a witch led to death.—
Page (The).—Place of the palms.
Prayer of Yahn in Tsyn-deh.—Prayer
token.—She led him up the ancient
|
|
}
stairway.—Signal fire to the mountain
god.—NStraight to him drifted the blue-
bird’s wing.—Tahn-te stepped for-
| ward.—Tahn-te the outcast——To Don
Ruy a message in the moonlight.—Yahn
© Sept. 30,
30, 1909;
at the grinding stone.
1909; 2 « each
131363-131385.
Aug. J
Curtis (Mrs. M. E.), Pasco, Wash.
[22718
Pasco Wash. Sage brush land. ©
| Sept. 11, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 25, 1909; J
| 182129.
[22719-22720
Yale academic senior class. 1909.
no. 1 and no. 2. © Sept. 25, 1909; 2 e.
| each Sept. 15, 1909; J 132372. 132373.
|
|
}
CURTISS STUDIO, New Haven, Conn.
|
|
DAHLGREN (JOHN B.), Washington,
H-C. [2272122725
Approach (The).—Arrival (The).—
Result—Tomb (The).—Village black-
smith. © Aug. 31, 1909; 2 c. of each
Aug. 31, 1909; J 131113—131116, 131112.
Davis (ABRAHAM L.), Ashland, N. H.
[22726
Mt. Washington, N. H. © 1c. Sept.
ha, 19093 FJ BSls59.
DAYSPRING CIRCLE OF KIiNG@’S' SONS,
| Yonkers, N. Y. [ 22727-22728.
Dayspring Presbyterian church.
| —— Auditorium.
| © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 3,
| 1909; J 131228131229.
| DENISON (H. H.), Barron, Wis.
[22729
| Brown trout, 74 pounds. © Aug. 10,
| 1909 ; 2 ec. Aug. 31, 1909; J 131261.
DENNINGER (FRANK A.), Darlington,
Wis. [22730, 227381
Darlingten, Wis., Greetings from
A. B. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 c. of each
Sept. 1, 1909; J 131264, 151265.
DETROIT PUB. co., Detroit, Mich.
[22732-22740
Altadena, Cal.. in the poppy fields.
© Sept. 24, 1909; 2 ¢. Sept. 30, 1909;
J 132362.
307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22741
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
California. Mt. Wilson from the old
Shorb ranch. © Sept. 24, 1909; 2 ¢@
Sept. 30, 1909; J 182364.
Delaware Water Gap, Pa., the Kit-
tatinny. © Sept. 24, 1909 ; 2 ¢. Sept.
30, 1909; J 1323866.
Detroit, Mich., Library park. ©
Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c Aug. 20, 1909; K
889.
Duquesne, Pa. Carnegie steel co. Du-
quesne steel plant. © Sept. 24, 1909 ;
2 ec. Sept. 30, 1909; J 132368.
Pittsburg, Pa., Carnegie steel co.
Isabella furnaces. © Sept. 24, 1909;
2c. Sept. 30, 1909; J 1823867.
Diamond bank and Wabash
terminal. © Sept. 24, 1909; 2 ec. Sept.
30, 1909; J 182361:
Redlands, Cal., the reservoir, Smiley
heights. © Sept. 24, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
30, 1909; J 1382363.
Wyandotte, Mich., launching party,
Str. Rochester. © Sept. 24, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 30, 1909; J 132365.
DIBBLE (CHARLES), Binghamton, N. Y.
[22741
Two-headed Holstein calf. © July
451909 re. Aus 7, 19092 J 1362:
DICKERSON (WARREN G.), Los Angeles.
Cal. [22742
Santa Catalina Island, Cal., amphi-
theater at night. Aug. 30, 1909; 2
e. Sept. 7, 1909; J 131314.
DONNER (WILLIAM), Clara City, Minn.
[22743-22746
Clara City, Minn.:
Corn; Depot; Dredge at Barley
lake; Maine St. © Sept. 4, 1909; 2 «.
each Sept. 7, 1909; J 182170-132173.
DorNBUSH (HENRY G.), Kalamazoo,
Mich. [22747
Kalamazoo, Mich. Recreation park,
grand circuit. © Aug. 5, 1909: 2 «.
ms. 4, 1909: J 131102.
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE New York,
INCOM: [22748-22755
Cook (Dr.) on Antarctic expedition.
© Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1909:
J 1320s.
Peary (R. E.):
And his dogs; In the rigging on the
steamship Roosevelt; On the main
deck of the steamship Roosevelt; Ou
the poop deck of the steamship Roose-
velt; Ready to take observations on
the steamship Roosevelt.. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 14, 1909: J
131600-131604.
& CO.,
pt. Iv, n. S., Vv. 4
DoUBLEDAY, PAGE & co.—Continued.
At leisure on §. S. Roosevelt.
© Sept. 25, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909 ;
Jd. 182329.
—— At the wheel of S. 8S. Roosevelt.
© Sept. 25, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909;
Jd 182330.
DUENSSER (GEORGE), New York, N. Y.
[22756
Lion hunting in the wilds of Africa.
© Aug. 17, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 17, 1909;
K 1090.
DUNNINGTON (WM. W.), Weston,
W. Va. [14 photographs. ]
[22757-22770
Cherry Falls.— Clinch rock and
Lovers leap.— Elk River from Cat
Hole. — Elk River from Conrad’s
Island.— Elk River from county
bridge. — Elk River from Hlbon’s
bridge.—Harris Falls.—Lovers lane.—
Marble bank. 7 OEE cut.—Salt Sulphur
Spring.
cut.— Webster Sprined hotel. © Sept.
10, 1809; 2 c. each Sept. 8, 1909; J
131339-1313852.
DUNTHORNE (ROBERT), London, Eng-
land. [22771
Canterbury: by Axel Herman Haig.
© July 1, 1909; 2 c. July 23, 1909; K
687.
Dysert (Lovis O.), Middletown, Ohio.
[22772-22773
Gordon’s air dome. Bird’s-eye view.
© Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c Sept. 10, 1909; J
131471.
— theatre, interior. © Sept. 4,
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 10, 1909; J 131472.
EARLE (Wm. P. S.), New York, N. Y.
[22774
Kraus (Miss Selma). © 1 c¢. Sept.
14, 1909; J 131599.
EDISON MFG. co., Orange, N. J.
[Moving pictures. ] [22775-22827
Amateur William Tell. -1-3.
Sept. 10, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 138, 1909;
J 131581-1381583.
Backward, turn backward, O Time
in your flight. 1-4. © Sept. 7, 1909;
2 ec. each Sept. 10, 19809; J 131480—
131483.
Child of the forest.
1-3. (6) ee
24, 1909; 2 ce. each Sept. 1, 1909; J
1381135—1811387,
Dangerous pair. 1-4. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 10, 1909; J
131476-131479.
308
1909; J 132345-132347.
-Erxts (L. R.), Newbern, Ala. [22828
Erson (A. W.) & co., Boston, Mass.
2 c. Sept. 13, 1909; J 132166.
/ 1909; J 132167.
_ Jacque.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 40-438, Oct., 1909
EDISON MFG. co.—Continued.
Dash to death. 1-4. © Aug. 27,
1909: 2 ec. of each Sept. 4, 1809; J
131252-131255.
Ethel’s luncheon. 1-3.
1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 10,
181484-131486.
How the landlord collected his rents.
1-3. © Sept. 17, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
20, 1909; J 1382026—132028.
Knight for a night. 1-8. © Sept.
22. 4909; 2 c. each Sept. 29, 1909; J |
132305-132307.
© Sept. 3,
1809; J
Love and war. 1-4. © Sept. 24,
1909; 2 c each Sept. 29, 1909; J
132301—1323804.
Making honey. 1-3. © Sept. 10,
1909; 2 ec each Sept. 13, 1909; J
131584-131586.
Patience of Miss Job. 1-3. © Aug.
27, 1909; 2 ec. of each Sept. 4, 1909; J
131246-131248.
Suffer little children, for such is the
kingdom of labor. 1-3. © Aug. 31,
1909; 2 ce. of each Sept. 4, 1909; J
131249-131251.
Temptation (The). 1-3. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 10, 1909; J
181473-131475.
"Tis now the very witching time of
meee.) © 6Sept. 17, 1909; 2c.
each Sept. 20, 1909; J 1382029-132081. |
True love never runs smoothly. 1-3. |
© Sept. 24, 1909: 2 c. each Sept. 30,
Why girls leave home. 14. ©
Sept. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 30, 1909;
J 1323848—132351.
Mackinac Island dock. © Aug. 20,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; J 131644.
[22829-22831
Cicero’s oration against Catiline;
after Cesare Maccari. © Sept. 9, 1909;
Coming storm; after George Inness,
ir. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 13,
In the pasture; after Charles E. |
© Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1909; J 132168.
HNeLisH (H.), Wallace, Idaho.
[22832-22835
© Sept. 28, 1909;
B. H. & S. mill.
2c. Oct. 4, 1909: J 132535.
Bunker Hill mining crew, 7.25 a. m.
© Aug. 30, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1909; J
=
131312.
.
>
he
C4
ihe
22852
Eneuisn (H.)—Continued.
Saltese, Mont. 504, 506. © Sept.
26, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 30, 1909; J
132370, 132371.
ItyB (GUSTAV) KUNSTVERLAG, Stuttgart,
Germany. [22836
Pioniere der luftschiffahrt. © July
28, 1909; 2c. Aug. 27, 1909; K 1334.
Fassett (WILLARD O.), Sisson, Cal.
[ 22837, 22838
But greatest of all the dear memories
to me.—I fondly love San Francisco’s
delights. © July 27, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Sept. 7, 1909; J 181358, 131354.
FaucuT (H. 8.), South Haven, Mich.
[22839
Lake Michigan storm. © Sept. 9,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1909; J 181587.
FAULKNER (C. W.) & CO., LTD., London,
England. [22840
Wesley (John) preaching from the
steps of a market cross, by W. Hath-
erellL © Ang: 12, 1909;.2 c.. July. 22:
1909; KK 688.
FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING Co., New York,
[22841
Oot & Aus
iy Ege 6
Madison cottage.
1909; J 181506.
Wisu (lL. A.), Cloquet, Minn. [22842
Thompson dam. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 23,-1909 ;. J 131359.
FRANKISH (CHAS. G.), Ontario, Cal.
[ 22848, 22844
Maiden hair falls, Fern canyon,
Southern California, no. 146. © Sept.
27, 1909; 2c. Oct. 2, 1809; J 182454.
Misty day in the canyon. 145. ©
Sept. 26, 2909: 2 e¢ Oct 2, L092
132455.
FRAZIER (EDWARD JAMES), Thompson,
Mont. - © [22845-22849
Are you wise. © Aug. 10, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 25, 1909; J 181408.
Clarks Fork ‘River. Log jam 2%
miles west of Thompson, Mont. ©
Ane 21) 1909-2 "e Suly 8, 18093" s
131160.
Thompson Falls, Mont.
—— Prospect Creek near. © Aug.
10, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 25, 1909; J
131404, 131405.
F'REDERICKSON Co., Chicago, Ill.
[22850-22852
Born leader.—Flower of the fam-
ily.—Our busy day. © Aug. 10, 1909;
2e. each Aug. 16, 1909; K 724-726.
309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22853
Frost (FRANK), Hagerman, N. Mex.
[ 22853, 22854
Ditto artesian well, near Lake Ar-
thur, N. Mex.
Northern Canal, Head of, near Ros-
well, N. Mex.
© Aug. 26, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 31,
1909; J 131128, 131129.
JALLAGHER (C. D.), Ely, Nev. [22855
Ely’s new court house. © Aug. 31,
1909; 2 ¢. Sept. 4, 1909; J 182338.
JERLACH (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[22856
Hudson-Fulton celebration, 1909,
[post ecard] in commemoration of.
© Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1909; K
13848.
GirForD (Bens. A.), The Dalles, Ore-
gon. [22857-22863
Deschutes River and Mutton Moun-
tain, 381.—Giant fir, 376.—Group larch,
377.— Group seven larch, 378.—Larech
shaft, 379.—Lone larch, 375.—Where
Warm Springs River joins the Des-
chutes, 380. © Sept. 5, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 18, 1909; J 181591—131597.
FILBERT (C. H.), Independence, Iowa.
[22864
Carroll (Gov.) and staff, 53 Iowa,
Camp Walcott. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2.
Aug. 26, 1909; J 181409.
GopDcHAUX (GroRGE W.), Coney Island,
N. Y. [22865-22866
Sea Gate, L. I. y
Z1e, Aus, 28, S909. IF ASTIES:
Sheridan (Grace).
1909.35 AS11825,
GOLDENSKY (Exias), Philadelphia, Pa.
[ 22867, 22868
© Sept. 8, 1909;
1909; J 131459,
)
soi e
9,
Falk (J.)
ce. each
151460.
GooDRICIT Atkinson,
IN. G1. 869, 22870
Island Pond, N. H: Bird’s-eye view ;
North shore. © Aug. 26, 1909; 2 «
each Sept. 3, 1909; J 181231, 131230.
GORMAN (C. H.),
photographs. |
Brown hotel
Hureka, Nev.
J,
2 Sept.
(ARTHUR D.),
[22
ed
Kureka, Nev.
[22871-22880
and opera house.—
EKureka H. S. Class
1909.—Eureka, Ney. Court house.—
Hureka, Nev. Looking west.—Holly
Looking south.—Holly. Shaft house.—
Ruby hill. New shaft.—Ruby hill.
Sup’ts offices.—Windfall mill.—Zadow
hotel. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Sept. 7, 1909; J 182374—132383.
© Aug. 23, 1909; |
©. 4.-e. Sept, 81
| © July 26, 1909; 2 ce. July 31, 1909; K
[10 |
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
GRAPHIC ARTS CO., Chicago, III.
[22881
Men’s apparel, issue of Aug. 19, 1909.
© Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c«. Aug. 23, 1909;
Ix 994.
GRAVEN (O. J.), Towner, N. Dak.
[22882
North Dakota dairy maids. © Aug.
| 30. 1909; 2 c Sept. 2, 1909; J 131211.
GREENE (F. Stewart), Westerly, R. I.
[22883
Stonington, Conn. The battle flag.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909; 5
$2334,
GRINSTEAD (J. E.), Kerrville, Tex.
[22884-22891
Falls and ferns, near Kerrville, Tex.
© Aug. 4, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; K
698. 5
Go ahead, fellers, 11 just stay here.
© July 26, 1909; 2 ¢. July 31, 1909; K
1086.
Guadalupe river, Singing falls, near
Kerrville, Tex. © July 26, 1909; 2c.
July 31, 1909; K 1089.
I<errville, Tex. Mammoth wool store
house. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16,
1809; K 699.
Old English residence. © July
26, 1909; 2c. July 31, 1909; IK 1087.
Pool of Narcissus, near Kerrville,
Tex. © Aug. 4, 1909> 3G Aree ae
1909; K 700.
Spoils of the chase. © Aug. 4, 1909;
2c. Aug. 16, 1909; K 7Ot.
Well, old soak, yer orter been fishin’.
1088.
GROSSFIELD (G. G.), Rushford, Minn.
[22892-22896
Indian head. 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1909; J
32586.
Rushford, Minn.: Looking east;
Looking southwest; Looking west. ©
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 4, 1909; J
132586132589.
Taking a rest. © Oct. 1, 1908022;
Oct. 4, 1909; J 1382590.
GUIDE PUB. co., Huntington, Ind.
[22897 .
Peaches. © 1. Sept. 27, 1909; J
132272.
Gustin (HE. W.), New York, N. Y. .
[22898-22901 |
Earth’s treasure.—Heart’s desire.—
My southern rose.—Queen of hearts.
© Aug. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 11,
1809; K 589-592.
360
4
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1909
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MISCELLANEOUS
GutHyt (Raren), Wilmot, S. Dak.
[22902-22904
view ; a view;
AB
Wilmot, S. Dak: FE.
W. view. © Aug. 21, 1909;
Sept. 3, 1909; J 131225-131227.
each |
Haas (HERMAN), New York, N. Y.
{10 photographs. | [22905-22914
Communion, 10042. — Consultation,
10044.—Head study, a-
tion, 10040.—Prayer, 10045. R elaxa-
tion, 10036.—Repose, 10043.—Resting.
Queen and scroll, 10041.—Queen and
throne, 10037. © Sept. 6. 1909; 2 c.
each Sept. 4, 1909; J 131651-131660.
|
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Haase (A. F.), Hobart. Ind.
[22915-22917
Hobart, Ind.: Center St.; Main St.;
4th St. © Oct. 2, 1909 ;
4, 1909; J 182532-132534
HAESELER PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS, Phila-
delphia, Pa. ce
Gibboney (D. Clarence). Sept.
8, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1909; J ne wes
HAHN (WILLIAM F.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [22919, 22920
At the old watering trough.—Favor-
|
}
|
2 ¢. each Oct.
ite. © Sept. 6, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
14, 1909; J 131614, 131615.
HAINES PHOTO cO., Conneaut, Ohio.
[22921-22935
Auburn, N. Y.: Columbia rope co.;
Panorama of; Theological seminary.
© Sept. 16, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 18,
41909; J 182191, 182192, 132199.
Buifalo, N. Y. Ericsson tel. mfg. co.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1909; J |
131410.
‘Sept. 13, 1909; J 181564-13 1566.
Hae (G. A.), Clifton Station, Va.
[229386
Three chimney house. © Sept. 1,
mtg09: 2c. July 31, 1909; J 181139.
a
Elmira, N. Y. Elmira college. ©
sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1909; J
131563.
Geneva, N. Y. Hobart college. ©
pepe. 16, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1909; J
' 182195.
Ithaca, N. Y. Cornell university. |
1-5. © Sept. 16, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
aS, 1909; J 131193, 131194, 131196—
131198. |
Niagara Falls, N. Y., Carborundum |
co. © Aug. 28, 1909; 2 ¢. Sept. 1, 1909:
J 131144.
Rochester, N. Y.: Huther bros. saw
_infg. co.; Oak Hill country club.;
Panorama. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2c. each
CLASSES, H TO K
22968
Hatt (Gro. P.) & son, New York,
hee of [22937-22943
New York, N. Y.: Grand central
depot (proposed), 6148; Grants tomb
and Riverside drive, 6140; Hall of
fame, 6141; Pennsylvania R. R. termi-
nal, 6142. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 10, 1909; J 131500-1315038.
Broadway downtown. © Aug.
12, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 13, 1909; K 1032.
Columbus monument, Obelisk,
tower of the Madison square garden.
© Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c Aug. 2, 1909; K
1033.
National Fie bank, a 6129.
© July 1, 1909; . Aug. 2, 1909; K
1031.
HALLER (J. FREDERICK), St. Louis, Mo.
[22944
Design for hosiery ad. © Aug. 1,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 23, 1909; K 976.
HAMMON (CHAS. H.), Berkeley, Cal.
[ 22945, 22946
Miller (Joaquin), the hermit of the
Piedmont hills. © Aug. 30, 1909; 2 e¢.
Sept. 9, 1909; J 13823824.
——the poet of the Sierras.
Aug. 30, 1909; 2 c Sept. 8, 1909;
132328.
©
J
Munich, Ger-
many. [22947-22968
After the duel; by H. Steubenrauch.
At the window; by H. Knopf.
Autumn; by N. Bastert.
Bayadere II; by C. Ritter.
Belles of Seville; by G.
Martinez.
Columbus sighting the new world;
by F. Brangwyn.
Folk songs; by W. Menzler.
Hi: .. (Miss Bi.) Portrait; by: PacAiev,
Kaulbach.
Hofer’s farewell; by F. v. Defregger.
Huntsmen’s rest; by F. v. Defregger.
Ice and snow; by H. v. Petersen.
Judith; by A. Ritzberger.
Minuet; by EH. Heilemann.
Patriotic song; by H. G. Jentzsch.
Pilgrimage to Kevlaar; by A. v.
Courton.
Soap bubbles II; by H. Kaulbach.
Spring enjoyment; by W. Menzler.
Stilts sport; by H. Kaulbach.
Summerday at sea; by C. Saltzmann.
Sunday afternoon; by N.-.van der
Waay.
View into the world; by G. Sartorio.
HLANFSTAENGL (FRANZ),
Bilbao y
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22969
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
HANFSTAENGL (I'RANz)—Continued.
When the swallows homeward fiy;
by H. G. Jentzsch.
© July 1, 1909; 2 c each Sept. 1,
1909; H 36-57.
Hanson (1.. H.), Horicon, Wis.
[22969
Horicon, Wis., pickerel caught on
Rock River. .© Sept. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 20, 1909; J 1381958.
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa.
[22970-22973
New York, N. Y., sky line A-C. ©
Oct. 2, 1909: 2: e. each. Oct. 2, 1909s5
132458-132460.
River Styx, Lake Hopatcong. ©
Aug. 14, 1909; 2 ¢. Aug. 14,1909: J
9394.14
HARVEY (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
22974, 22975
in the Glorietta
mountains, N. M.—Lamy, N. M.: Old
Spanish convent. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2
ec. each Aug. 20, 1909; IX 887, 888.
HeEpieR (P. H.), Hoquiam, Wash.
Apache canyon,
[22976
Olympia, Wash. Street scene with
portrait of Geo. Washington. © Sept.
9;,1909 5.2 'c. July 27, 1909; J 132327.
HIGBEE (Harry G.), Hyde Park, Mass.
[22977
Randolph, Mass., painted rock. ©
1 ec. Sept. 27, 1909; J 182202.
Hitt (Harry E.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
[22978, 22979 |
Fort Pierce, Fla.: City dock; Pine
street. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 ec. each
Sept. 9, 1909; J 182182, 132183.
HiRsHBURG (WESLEY), Atlanta, Ga.
[22980 |
Atlanta baseball club. 1909. © Sept. |
14, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 27, 1909; J 182369.
HOLLIDAY BOX Co., Detroit, Mich.
[22981
Broken hearts. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2
ce. Aug. 16, 1909; K 977.
HoMES (WILLIAM), Chocorua, N. H.
[22982-22986 |
Portsmouth, N. H., Ex Gov. Lang-
don mansion, fire place in library.
fire place in parlor, left |
view.
ea fire place in parlor, right
view.
hallway.
library.
© Aug. 24, 1909; 2
1909; J 131103—131107.
ce. each Aug. 17,
Hopxins (O. D.), Indianapolis, Ind. .
[22987, 22988
Friendship.—Jesting. © Aug. 10,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 12, 1909; K 1078,
1079.
Horgan (J.) gR., Scranton, Pa.
[22989-23011
Big Vein, 100 ft. w. of no. 16 looking
under yard. 5206.
cave in from Ninth street to-
ward no. 16. 5205.
Clark Vein. 5201.
station 2897. 5202.
New County Vein, Station 127. 5203.
under no. 16 school. 5204.
© Sept. 13, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 15,
1909; J 1381629-1316384.
Scranton canoe club: Club-house;
Club-house, A; Doubles; From club
house; Sailing race. © Aug. 23, 1909,
2 ec. each Aug. 23, 1909; J 131646—
131650.
From lake; Glimpse of; Home;
Lake front; Out for a sail; La vista;
1909. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 e. each
Sept. 15, 1909; J isi621) isis
131624131626.
First annual regatta, Sept. 6,
°09; Early arrivals; Fours finishing;
Singles; They’re off; Tilting. © Sept.
13, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 15, 190939
131617-131620, 131623.
HORNER (CARL J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[23012-23016
Mathewson (Christie), 14. © Sept.
9, 1909; 2 ce. each Sept. 11, 1909; J
131639-131642.
Wilson (A.) © Sept. 3, 1909; 2 «
Sept. 7, 1909; J 131297.
HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION COMMIS-
ston, New York, N. Y.
23017-23041
[Official post cards.]
Floats:
Bronck’s treaty with the Indians;
Capture of André; Col. Schuyler and
Indians at the court of St. James; De-
struction of the statue of George III;
Erie canal boat; First sachem of the
Iroquois; First vessel built on Manhat-
tan; Five nations; Fulton’s ferry;
Gov. Dongan and the Dongan charter;
Gov. Leisler and the Huguenots; Leg-
end of Rip Van Winkle; Manor Hall,
Yonkers; Old broadway sleigh; Recep-
tion of Lafayette; Reception of Peter
Stuyvesant; Season of blossoms; Sea-
son of fruits; Season of hunting; Sea-
son of snows; Storming of Stony Point;
Title car: history of New York; Title
car: Indian period; Washington’s
362
_ nos. 40-43, Oct., 1909
MISCELLANEOUS
_ HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION COMMIS-
_ Slon—Continued.
coach; Washington’s farewell to his
ofticers. © Sept. 3, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 7, 1909; IK 1630-1654.
HucHES & Baitry, New York, N. Y.
[23042
Freeport, L. I., 1909. © Aug. 17,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1909; K 792.
HueHEs & co., St. Louis, Mo. [230438
O, you moonshiner! © Aug. 1909;
2 @. Aur. 16, 1909; K 703.
HyInk (H. W.), Alton, Iowa.
[23044, 23045
Brune (Very Rev. F.) © July 20,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1909; J 131143.
Clergymen present at dedication of
St. Marys and silver jubilee of Very
Rey. F. Brune. © July 31, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 2, 1909; J 181142.
IrRisH (E. W.) PHOTO co., Oklahoma
City, Okla. [23046
Oklahoma City base ball club, 1909.
© Aug. 28, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 31, 1909; J
131122.
IvHACA GUN Co., Ithaca, N. Y. [23047
Cross fox. © July 27, 1909; 2.
July 31, 1909; K 614.
JACKSON (W. B.), Marblehead, Mass.
[23048, 23049
Joyette, 3279, 3280.— Wolf, 3281. ©
Sept. 2, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 4, 1909;
J 131256—-131258.
JOHNSON (J. R.), Cheboygan, Mich.
[ 28050, 23051
Petoskey, Mich., greetings.—AI!pena,
Mich., greetings. © Sept. 7, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Sept 7, 1909; J 132131-1321382.
JOHNSON & BorDseEeN, Alexandria, Minn.
[23052-23082
Bowdle, S. Dak.:
Bowdle roller mills ; Graded school ;
Twtheran: church school; Main st.,
looking west; Main st., north side. ©
Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 238, 1909
(except J 132245 rec’d Sept. 24); J
i school;
_ Jim erver; N.
a
I
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ing.
23, 1909; J 132246-132253.
132241-132245.
Clear Lake, S. Dak.:
Catholic church; Fishing; High
Main st.; Spearing & fishing;
Ulvan’s point, 1, 2; Wading & fish-
© Aug. 19, 1809; 2 c. each Aug.
Mellette, S. Dak.:
Balloon ascension ; Bird's-eye view ;
& St. L. R. R. bridge;
Quiet spot on Jim river; Road bridge
CLASSES, H TO K
23099
JOHNSON & BorRDSEN—Continued.
Redfield, S. Dak.:
Beauty spot on James river; Ma-
sonic temple; New congregational
chureh; New high school; On the
James river; Quiet spot on turtle
creek; Redfield college; Wagon bridge
over James river. © Aug. 19, 1909;
2 e. each Aug. 23, 1909; J 182264—
182271.
Roscoe, 8. Dak., big steam breaking
plow. © Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c Aug. 23,
1909; J 182261.
Vienna, S. Dak.: Free methodist
church; M. E. church. © Aug. 19
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 23, 1909; J 1382262,
1322638.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON, New Brunswick,
Ned. [23083-23085
Great finish.—Quick start—Smooth
going. © Aug. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Aug.
12, 1909; K 682-684.
KABEL (JOHN), Dayton, Ohio.
[230S6—23088
Maantictt on the Atlantic.—South-
ern moon.—Storm on the Atlantic. ©
Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 24, 1909;
J 131399-131401.
Ikapp (MarTIN), Denver, Colo. [23089
They’r all in slumberland, but you
and I and the moon. © Aug. 10, 1909;
Ze. Aus. 16; 1909; 1S. 705.
IkiIngc (Rosa LEE), Nashville, Tenn.
[23090
Lee (Robert E.) © Sept. 18, 1909;
2 & Sept. 21, 1909 5 1519s.
KIneGsBuRY (A. J.), Antigo, Wis.
[23091-23094
Antigo, Wis., St. John’s church: Ex-
terior; Interior. © Sept. 10, 1909;
2 @ ‘each Sept. 7; 1909;-%152144,
Shia
Pelican lake, Wis.: Evening; Post
office. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 e« each
Sept. 7, 1909; K 1382176, 132177.
KLACKNER (C.), New es N. ¥.
ae 097
— Danse
Aug. 5,
galante.
©
Conversazione
(La).—Merry festival.
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 9, 1909; IKK 1058—
1060.
KLEMETSRUD (O. H.), Twin Valley,
Minn. [23098, 28099
Lake Cormorant, Lake park, Minn.—
Over Jim river; Street fair and car- | Men, Minn., east side. Sept. ¥,
Nival. © Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. | 1909; 2 ¢. Aug. 20, 1909; J 131166,
23, 1909; J 132260. 131167.
363
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23100
KLINGMANN (OTTO), New York, N. Y.
[23100, 23101
Automobile tire being thrown from
rim of wheel during race at Brighton
Beach, N. Y. © Aug. 31, 1909; 2 c.
Sept. 1, 1909; J 181147.
Blow out caused by bursting of
automobile tire. © 1 e. Sept. 4, 1909;
J 131240.
Kugpat (Orro), Owatonna, Minn,
[23102-23104
I. H. 8. Easter post eards: All
Easter joys; Easter greetings, 1-3;
Happy Easter, 1, 2. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2c. each Sept. 27, 1909; J 132214—
132219.
Lames (J. & R.), New York, N. Y.
[23105
Memorial tablet commemorating de-
fense of Fort Tryon. ©41e. Sept. 30,
19098; J 1382384.
LANDESBERG (Morris), New York,
ING Ye [23106
Half Moon. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 2, 1909; J 131210.
LANE (GEORGE), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[23107
Mitchell (Major-General) M. W. A.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 28, 1909; J
131357.
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., Chicago, Il.
[23108—23110
Atlantic City, N. J., from Lawrence
eaptive airship; 500 ft. above board-
walk; 800 ft. above boardwalk. ©
sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 3, 1909;
J 131241, 131242.
Gates (Church E.) & co. plant. ©
sept. 9; 1909; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1909; J
131560.
LAYTON, SmMirH & Hawk, Oklahoma
City, Okla. [25111
Southwestern mortgage and trust
co. bids.
16, 1909; J 131267.
LAZABNICK (N.), New York, N. Y.
[23112
[New York, N. Y.] Metropolitan
tower at night. Oct. 2, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 4, 1909; J 132537.
.), Rutland, Mass.
[23113-23116
sanitarium, Rutland,
Leavitr (Epwin M
Mass.
Mass. :
Assembly hall; Interior ward A;
Interior ward G; Interior ward L. ©
Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909;
J 182034—-132037.
state
© Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
Leck (Gro. H.), Lawrence, Mass.
[23117, 23118
Ho (Wingshin S.) © July 9, 1909;
2c. Aug. 21, 1909: 7 13120
——and James A. Hamilton. ©
July 9, 1909; 2 ¢, ATE 21. eee
131259.
LrieH (W. H.), Beaver Falls, Pa.
[23119-23125
. One eggplant at a load.—Two cante-
lopes fill a wagon bed. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 « Sept. 2, 1906>> 7) a,
tory
One cabbage on a wagon.—One stock
of celery on a wagon.—Two grapefruit
on donkey cart.—Seven tomatoes on a
wagon. © Sept. 27, 1909: 2 ¢. each
Sept. 27, 1909; J 1382220—132223.
LEVERING (ARTHUR Kast
Northfield, Mass. [23126
Picnic (The). © Sept. 15, 1909; 2 ec.
Aug. 16, 1909; J 181406.
LIPMAN SUPPLY HOUSE, Chicago, III.
[23127-23136
Bog sie rodzi.—Kochana zono.—M6j
drogi Bracie—Najdroszy m6j ojceze.—
Najdrozsza.--Najdrozsza Matko moja.—
Najdrozsi Rodzice moi. — Serdeczne
zyczenia w dniu Imienin.—Siostrzyezko
moja.—Wesolych Swiat Bozego Narod-
zenia. © Aug. 6, 1909; 2 c. each Aug.
9, 1909; K 603-612.
LirrLE (J. A.), Battle Creek, Mich.
Pottawatomie Indians:
[ 23137-23141
Basket weavers (no. C. F.-4);
Cutest baby in the bunch (no. C. F.-2) ;
Tama Pottawatomie Indian baby (no.
C. F.-1); Resting after the dance (no.
Cc. F.-5); Village (no G@ Fash @
Sept. 20, 1809; 2 ec. each Sept. 29, 1909;
J 232310132514.
ROtuin),
LOEFFLER (AvuGustT), Tompkinsville,
1 oe [23142
Clermont. 1198. © Sept. 17, 1909;
2c. Sept. 17, 1909; J 131860.
LUBIN MFG. co., Philadelphia, Pa.
a [23143-28154
[Moving picture rolls.]
Call of the heart. © Sept. 6, 1909;
2c. Sept. 14, 1909; J 132448.
Doctor’s bride. © Aug. 30, 1909;
2c. Sept. 14, 1909; J 182442.
Drunkard’s child. © Aug. 9, 1909;
2c. Sept. 21, 1909; J 182448.
Glimpses of Yellowstone Park. ©
Sept. 9, 1909; 2c. Sept. 21, 1909; J
132440.
364
|
" 13, 1909: 2 ¢. Sept. 13. 1909: J 131850. |
.
MISCELLANEOUS
os. 40-48, Oct., 1909
LUBIN MFG. co.—Continued.
Her face was her fortune.
CLASSES, H TO K
© Sept. |
13, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1909; J 182447. |
Hungary actor. © Aug.
2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; J 182276.
Newest woman. © Aug. 9, 1909;
2 e. Sept. 21, 1909; J 1382444.
She would be an actress. © Aug. 5,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1909; J 132445.
Unexpected guest. © Aug. 12, 1909;
2 ec. sept. 25, 1909; J 132277.
When the flag falls. © Aug.
2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; J 132278.
Wifey away, hubby at
Aug. 23, 1909;
132441.
Woman hater. © Sept. 2, 1909; 2 c.
Sept. 14, 1909; J 1352446.
MecCiune, (J. W.), Alderson, West Va.
16, 1909;
2, 1909 ;
play. ©
ee a
2c. Sept. 21, 1909; J |
23208
MARTIN POST CARD CO. [23173-23180
Bullhead worth catching.—Carving a
Kansas watermelon.—Kansas bunga-
low. — Real horse-shoe pitching. ©
Sept. 16, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 20, 1909;
32038-132041.
Digging onions in Kansas.—I had an
exciting time.—Kind of mules raised
in Kansas. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 e.
each Sept. 17, 1909; J 131856—138185s.
Hauling sugar beets in Colorado.
Aug.: 30, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 1, 1909;
1311388.
©
J
Martz (J.), Wymore, Nebr.
Blue Springs, Nebr.,
Aug. 18, 1909; 2 c.
[23181
Ice house. ©
Aug. 23, 1809; J
| 151266.
| MAURER
[23155 |
Alderson, West Va., Palestine falls.
© Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1909:
g 152212.
| 1909; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1909; J 13
McCrary (FRANK B.), Knoxville, Tenn. |
[23156-23159 |
Psyche at the brook.—Repose.—Spir-
its of og! of society.
Aug. 14, 1909;
J 131232131235,
McIntrosi (BuRE), New York, N. Y.
23160, 23161
Officials. ©
2 e. each Sept. 2, 1909;
National championship.
Sept. 13, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
151851.
-—— 32 men who qualified. © Sept.
Mewanvs (6. 1.), New York, N. Y.
[23162
McClellan (Mayor Geo. B.) © Sept.
44, 1909; 2 ©. Sept. 13, 1909; J 132075.
McNamara (Ed.), Rapid City, S. Dak.
[23163-23165
Ps Ss OW. R. R.:
Hisega, 3; Pierre lodge, 2: View
on,1. © Aug. 31, 1909; 2 ¢. each Aug.
26, 1909; J 131663-131665.
: MAc NAMEE (WILLIAM H.). Brooklyn,
NM Y.
[23166-25168
©.
| Mrap (ALFRED L.), Ferndale, Cal.
13, 1909; J |
be
(JosEPH M.), Galveston,
Texas. [23182-23184
Causeway and lift bridge. © Sept.
24, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 28, 1909; J 182280.
Galveston causeway. © Sept. 23,
2209.
Old way; new way. [Train on
bridge, 2 views.] © Sept. 23. 1909;
2c. Sept. 27, 1909; J 132210.
[23185
Irene and her pets. © Aug. 10,
1809; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; J 131645.
S.), New York, N. Y.
[23186-23197
All happiness dwell in your heart.—
Happy recollections and fair greet-
ings.—I wish you all the joy you wish
yourself. — Just a card to wish you
happiness. — Kind remembrance and
fondest thoughts of you.—May friend-
ship’s well never run dry.—May life
to you one summer’s day.—May
only golden days be yours. — My
thoughts are of you, let yours be of
me.—Take from me the wish of happy
years.—Thine be every joy and pleas-
ure.— To wish you happiness and
health. © July 17, 1909; 2 c. each
MEEKER (A.
| Aug. 14, 1909; K 835-846.
MEGARGEE (I.) & TURNBULL (Rost. A),
Cat standing on its hind legs having |
stream of milk delivered from ore e
‘its mouth. 1-3. © July 4, 1909;
a Sept. 8, 1909; J ee ee
Maxceav, (T. C.) New York, N. Y. |
[23169-23172
McGowan (Patrick H.) 14. ©
Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 10, 1909;
“J 131494-1214097.
| 2-c. Aug. 2; 19095 J 1
Phoenix, Ariz.
Toll of the desert.
[23198
© July 27, 1909;
32322.
Clear Lake, Lowa.
[23199-23203
Clear lake, Iowa. © Aug. 1, 1909;
2c. Sept. 7, 1909; J 131316.
Evening scene. © Sept. 2,
2 ¢. Sept. 7; 1909; F TS1519.
MencH (PHIL),
1909 ;
300
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23204
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
MencH (PuHiL)—Continued.
1909. Combination view. ©
Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1909; J
131580.
Princess (The). © July 3, 1909;
oe. Aue. 16,1909: J. 131161: and ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1909; J 181578.
Meyer (BERNARD), New York, N. Y.
[23204
Merry Xmas. © Aug. 1, 1909; 2 c.
July 14, 1909; K 596.
MEYER-BoTH Cco., Chicago, Ill.
[ 23205, 28206
Ladies’ apparel, issue of Aug. 9,
1909. © Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c« Aug. 14,
1909; IK 980.
—— Aug. 10,1909. © Aug. 10, 1909;
2c Aug. 14, 1909; K 981.
MEZZO-GRAVURE CO., New York, N. Y.
[23207
AS good as new; by J. G. Brown.
© Aug. 15, 1909; 2 c Aug. 138, 1909;
IK 686.
MICHELS (IRVING), New York, N. Y.
[23208
I’ve got a bite—scratch. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 13; 1909; K. 210838.
MILLER (C. H.), Clark, S. Dak.
[28209-23211
Clark, S. Dak.: Fair, A; High school,
C. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 @ each Oct. 4,
1909; J 182552, 132554.
Hoblet (Carton). B. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2. ¢. "Oct: 45,1909: a. 1820s.
MILLER (WmM.), Newark, N. J.
[23212-23231
Birthday series 250: Best birthday
wishes, A & B; Friend's greeting;
Lest we forget. © Aug. 16, 1909; 2¢.
Aug. 17, 1909; K 761-764.
251: Happy birthday; Lest we
forget; With best wishes, A, B. ©
Aug. 16, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 17, 1909;
IK 759, 760, 765, 766.
252: Greetings from a friend,
A, B; Happy birthday to you; Many
happy days. © Aug. 16, 1909: 2 e.
Auertt, 1909's 15) 157, ‘158, 167, 768:
253 : Birthday greetings;
Friend's greeting; Happy birthday;
Wishing you a happy birthday. ©
Aug. 16, 1969; 2 c. each Aug. 17, 1909;
K 769-772,
254: Best wishes for a happy
birthday; Best wishes for a happy
day; Many happy days; Many happy
returns. © Aug. 16, 1909; 2 @ each
Aug. 17, 1909; IX 773-176.
366
MILLS (JOHN Harrison), Buffalo, N.Y.
[28232
Twain (Mark) in 1869. © Aug. 20,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 28, 1909; J 131209.
Mintz (M. J.), Chicago, Hil. [25 post
cards. ] [28233-23257
African buffalo.—African elephant.—
African types. — Antelope. — Camel.—
Chimpanzee.—Crocodile, 1.—Crocodile,
2. — Elephant. — Giraffe. — Gorilla.—
Gnu.— Guagga.— Hippopotamus.—Hy-
ena.—Jackal.— Leopard.— Lion.—Lion
hunt.— Ostrich. — Parrot. — Rhinoce-
rus.—Tiger.—Tiger and cobra.—Wart
hog. © Aug. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Aug.
13, 1909; K 947-971.
MISHKIN sSTuDIO, New York, N. Y. [14
photographs] [28258-23271
Alvarez (Margaret d’).— Grippon
(Eve).—Villa (Mme.) © Aug. 30,
1909; 2 @. each Aug. Si 19037 7
131125-131127.
Baron (Alice).—Beck (William ).—
Carasa (Frederico di).— Duffault
(Jean). © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Sept. 28, 1909; J 182289-132292.
Alvarez (Margaret d’) 2.—Baron —
(Alice) 2.—Grippon (Eve) 2, 3.—Las-
kin (A.) 1.—Villa (Gaston) 2.—Villa
(Mme. Walter) 2. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2c.
each Sept. 10, 1909; J 131487-1314983.
New York,
[23272-23274
Sartorial art journal, supplement A.
B. C: © Aug. 10, 1909; 29) sesen
Aug. 11, 1909; KX 582-584.
MITCHELL (JNO. J.) 7eG,
INC. AG
Mix (E. L.), Belmar, N. J.
[23275-23277
Four kittens 1, 2. © Aug. 12, 1909;
2 ec. each Sept. 11, 1909; J 181531,
iSlia2.
Kittens. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
11, 1909; J dsi5e5,
MoFFatT, YARD & co., New York, N. Y.
[28278-23282
After love’s quarrel; by H. C.
Christy.
Every day is ‘‘ ladies day”’ with me.
Honeymoon; by H. C. Christy.
Old-fashioned lean-to; by H. C.
Christy.
Rose on the lip worth two in the
hand; by H. C. Christy.
© Aug. 23, 1909; 2 c each Aug. 24,
1909; IX 1021-1025.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 40-43, Oct., 1909
MOoFFETT stTupiI0o, Chicago, I].
[28283-23342
Corio (Mlle.)
Molasso (G.)
Molasso and Corio. 1-7.
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 4,
1909; J 182521-132529.
Odell (Maud) in 51 different poses.
© Sept. 29, 1909; 2 c each Oct. 4,
1909; J 182591-132641.
Monroe (GeorceE H.), Jamestown,
Bt... ¥; 23343, 23344
Mayville, N. Y. Court house 812 &
$14. © Aug. 31, 1909: 2 c. each Sept.
1, 1909; J 181145, 131146.
Morris (CHARLES E.), Chinook, Mont.
[283845
Billings, Mont. Union depot. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept 7, 1909; J
131509.
MULHALL (JAMES), New York, N. Y.
[233846
Hand with drop-stopper bottle. ©
July 8, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 23, 1909: Kk
1008.
NATIONAL ART CO., New York, N. Y.
[25 photographs. ] [23347-23371
Apple blossoms.—Bend in the road.—
Big chief.— Birch grove.—Bit of
woods.—Boat-house by the lake.—
Glorious moonlight.—Haying time.—
Indian chief.—Indian warrior.—lLight-
house by the sea.—Lovers’ lane.—
Moonlight reflections.— Old oaken
bucket. — Pasture bars. — Pasture
brook.—Path through the woods.—
Rapids.—River view.—Road to the
lake. — Solitude. — Spring freshet. —
Tranquil spot—War Eagle.—White
birches. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec each
Oct. 4, 1909; J 132557-132581.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH co., Chicago,
- ah, [23372-23375
Driving it home.—Firmly planted.—
From pole to pole.—No dispute. ©
Sept. 24, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 27, 1909;
J 132205-132208.
NATIONAL PRINTING AND ENGRAVING CO.,
Chicago, III. [23376-23387
Boy. — Cocoa. — Foodstuff. — Girl.—
Ladies outfitter.—Motor boat.—Soap.—
Soda fountain.—Tobacco.—Tragedy.—
- Whiskey.—Wine. © Aug. 28, 1909;
2 e. each Sept. 1, 1909; J 132136—
132147.
NEELY (J. W.), Colorado Springs, Colo.
[2338S
Pikes Peak, first wedding on the
highest tower in the world. © Aug.
9, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 16, 1909; K 702.
23436
NEW YorK EpDISson co., New York,
N. Y. [23389, 233 390
New York, N. Y. Brooklyn bridge,
night view, showing Hudson-Fulton
izhting: Gyete.” Sepin 21, 1908s
1382076.
City hall, night view, showing
Hudson-Fulton lighting. © 1 ¢. Sept.
2h; 1909: KISL0EE.
New York EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorK HERALD co.), Jersey City,
Ned [ 23391, 23392
Book taught Bilkins. © Aug. 9,
1909; te. Aue 11, 19093 59:
Poor Jake. © Aug. 10, 1909; 1 «.
Aug. 11, 1909; IX 580.
New YorK HERALD co., Jersey City,
IN, ak [23393-23436
Bleriot (Louis). © Aug. 11, 1909;
1 ee Aug. 12, 1909; K 616,
Daily hint from Paris [1909]:
© Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 14; K 697.
© Aug. 13; 1 ec. Aug. 13; K G81.
© Aus: 1450 ¢. Ang, 16: 16.72%,
© Aug. 16; 1¢. Aug. 17; K 729.
©pAug, 177) Le Aus. 18n 79s
© Aug. t8; 1c. Aug. 19; K 825.
© Aug. 19; 1 ¢. Aug. 20; K 880.
© Aug. 20; 1 ce. Aug. 21; K 892.
© Aug. 21:74 ¢ Aug. 23 “1002:
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 23; K 1001.
Eaton's (Dr. Charles) bungalow.
simple life farm at Watchung.
I advise all ministers of the Gospel
to do as I am doing.
I have discovered that cabbage, to-
matoes and corn will do well here.
© Aug. 12, 1909; 1 ce. each Aug. 13,
1909; IX 677-680.
Latest Paris fashions, Aug. 8, 1909.
= 6. © Aug. 8, 1909; 1 c. each Aug. 7,
1908.16 490-495.
5, 1909. 1-6. © Aug. 15,
19809; 1 c. each Aug. 13, 1909; K 669-
674.
—— Aug. 22,1909. 1-5. © Aug. 22,
1209; 1 c. each Aug. 21, 1909; Ix S9S—
902.
etre Goose up in the air. © Aug.
, 1909; 1 ce. Aug, 18, 1909; K G68,
ee R. I., Marble house:
Art treasure in Gothic room;
Dining room; Fireplace and mantel;
Fountain, main hall; Gallery; Gallery
and rear hall; Gothic room; Main en-
trance; Marble house; Salon; Stair-
case, © Aug. 22, 1909; 1 ¢. each Aug.
21, 1909: K 904-914.
367
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pt. Iv, 0. s., v.4
23437
NEWBEBRY (J. A.), Orchard, Nebr.
[23437
Brunswick, Nebr., bird’s-eye view.
© Sept. 15, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; J
31513.
NEWCOMBE (GEORGE E.) & Co., New
York, N. Y. [ 23488, 23439
. Easter lilies—Warrior Cupid. ©
Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909 ;
wb ta2032;. IS2033.
NEWS TRIBUNE ENGRAVING PLANT, Du-
juth, Minn. [23440
- Boat club, main house. © Sept. 27,
1909; 2 c@ Sept. 29, 1809; J 182309.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.,
land, Ohio. »
Attenborough brothers.
launch in which the colonel
went shooting.
Body of record hippo bull just be-
fore it was landed.
Boys ashore helping those in water.
— pulling hippo ashore.
Bringing hide up to skinning hut in
camp.
Colonel watching porters as they put
hide in place by the tent.
Colonel’s Seis with Tranquillity.
— tent boy Ali.
Cuninghame (C. J.).
showing Col. Roosevelt bullet
which finished hippo.
Cuninghame’s back
ground.
- Dawson (Warrington) on one of the
Roosevelt horses.
Dead hippo half submerged beneath
lilies.
Four Roosevelt gunbearers.
_ Head and hide.
. Hide almost off.
Hippo high and dry.
' Horses waiting for their riders.
In the water lilies at close quarters
with hippo.
Kermit in official capacity, photo-
graphing.
starting out
with Leslie Tarlton.
Kermit’s bushbuck.
tent boy Sulimani.
Kitchen hut built of papyrus and
grass.
Leopard borne by two boys.
weighing 126 pounds
Heller caught in mousetrap.
Cleve-
[23441-23487
in the fore-
after
which
bushbueck .
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.—Cont’d.
Loring, inspecting puff adder.
Naturalists and the Attenboroughs
starting out after bats.
Porters’ tents.
Ribs of Kermit’s hippo and the
colonel’s cow.
Roosevelt (Col.) and Warrington
Dawson.
getting from launch into row-
boat.
Heller and Cuninghame stand-
ing above skull of hippo.
in boat going after first hippo. |
on his favorite horse, Tran-
quillity.
——ready to shoot from bow of
launch.
starting out on horseback with
Cc. O. Chaplin.
Roast pieces of hippo meat under
the trees.
Rowboat in which he would get
when the water was too shallow for
the Jaunch.
with Cuninghame
towing dead hippo.
Saigo Soi camp.
Skinning tent, Heller at work prepar-
ing hide of a hippo.
Three naturalists, Dr. Edgar A.
Mearns, Edmund Heller, and J. Alden.
Loring.
Wakamba (A), trained by Heller,
seraping hippo skulls.
While resting the boys build fires.
Work of skinning begins.
© 1c. each Sept. 9, 1909; J 131411-
131457.
in charge
NIAGARA PAPER MILLS, Lockport, N. Y.
[23488-23491 .
Bagdad sultan ornament.—Damascus
sultan ornament.—Kabistan sultan or-
nament.—Kerman sultan ornament. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 24, 1909;
IX 1027-1030.
NicHoson strupro, Toledo, Ohio.
[238492
King Wamba and Queen Sancha. 1
& 2. © Sept. 2, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
3, 1909; J 131661-131662.
Wyandotte, Okla.
[23493
Wyandotte, Okla., public school. ©
Aug. 20, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 23, 1900; J
131386.
NIELSEN (PERCY),
368
Sl a ok eee ne tae Baal
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1909 - i
NortH AMERICAN POST CARD co., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 23494
We get what we go after. © Sept.
au, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1909; J 132462.
NORTHERN PHOTO Co.. Wausau, Wis.
[23495-23500
Cameron, Wis. 1, 2.—Mansfield,
Wis. 1, 2.—Otter Lake, M. J. Quin-
lan’s cottage—Stanley, Wis. Birds-
eye view.—Soperton, Wis., M. J. Quin-
lan’s residence.—Soperton and Waldo,
Wis., interior of St. Ambrose church.
(©) Aus. 7, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 16,
1909; J 181514-131521.
NorMaAN PHOTO Co., Boston, Mass.
[23501-23508
Rome, Italy, Roman Forum from
Palatine Hill. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 9, 1909; J 181530.
© Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; J
131529.
St Peters and colonades. ©
Sept. 5, 1809; 2 ¢. Sept. 7, 1909; J
4131295.
O’KEErFeE (C. F.), Montgomery, Ala.
[23504-23505
Florida: Modern draining ditch;
Modern plantation. © Aug. 21, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 23, 1909; J 131407-
131408.
Orson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[23506-23509
Wahpeton, N. Dak.:
Beauty spot on the Red River of
the North; Cattle grazing on Bois-De-
Souix River; Red River of the North
River scene; View of Red River of the
North. © Sept. 2, 1909; 2 ec each
Sept. 7, 1909: J 131298-131300.
Oscoop sTupDio, Berlin, N. H. {23510
Berlin, W. H., St. Anne’s church.
Interior. © Aug. 30, 1909: 2 c. Sept.
ee too. «A 182185.
OvENS (D. A.), Portland, Oreg.
[23511-23513
On a trip to Rat-town.—Myself and
I are on the way.—Out joy riding.
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 21, 1909;
J 132133-132135.
OVENS (WM. J.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[23514
Reunion old timers, Cleveland. Aug.
14, 1909. © Aug. 30. 1909; 2 c Aug.
30, 1909: J 131608.
2 @
23582
OxLEY (WALTER T.), Fergus Falls,
Minn. [28515-23517
Fergus Falls, Minn.: City light sta-
© Sept. 27, 1909;
1909; J 1328-40,
tion; Watermelons.
each Sept. 30,
132341.
—— Dayton hollow dam; Mill street
bridge. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 ¢c. each
Sept. 18, 1809; J 181573, 131574.
PARFITT (WILLIAM), Goshen, Ind.
[23518-23520
Goshen, Ind.:
Interior view of the Jefferson the-
atre; Sectional interior view of. the
Jefferson theatre; Park side from
Goshen college. © Sept. 29, 1909; 2c.
each Sept. 30, 1909; J 182342-132444.
ParK (A. J.), Seattle, Wash. [20020
Exposition, 1909. © Aug. 1, 1909;
2° @. Ale. 5, 1909: 131362,
PARKINSON (SARAH Woops), Carlisle,
Pa. [23522
Family tree of Cumberland county.
© Aug. 14, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909;
IX 685.
PEET BROS., Philadelphia, Pa [23523
Thankfulness. © Sept. 28, 1909 ;
2 e. Oct. 2, 1909; J 132449. :
PHELAN (A. B.) [23524
Trial of the fisherman. © 1 ec. Sept.
8, 1909; J 131326.
BUREAU, Washington,
[23525
Blech (Miss Alice) © Oct. 4, 1909;
2c. Oct. 4, 1909; J 132584.
PLYMPTON (E. E.) Le Beau, 8S. Dak.
[ 23526-23530:
Educated mother and daughter,
Cheyenne reservation.—Getting ready:
to be photographed.—Judge Nearrior
has the b
Indian scene.—Typical Sioux of the:
Cheyenne reservation. © Sept. 25,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 28, 1909; J 132284—
132288.
PHOTO NEWS
D.-G:
PoRTOLA POST CARD CO., San Francisco,
Cal. [23531
San Francisco Bay, looking from the
northern extremity of the peninsula..
© Aug. 6, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1909; K-
631.
PowELL (IticHArD), London, England.
[235382
Harvest moon; by John Linell. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 23, 1909; K
939.
369
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23533
Rav (WiLiiaAmM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
23033-23536
Atlantic. City, N. J., Panorama,
So2eeslo. © Aug. st, 1909; 2c: oF
each Sept. 4, 1909; J 181244, 131245.
Idaho (U. S. S.): broadside, 27012;
ier. 27013. © Aug. 1 19095 2c
each Aug. 11, 1909; J 181109, 181110.
REDFIELD BROS., INC., New York, N. Y.
[235387
Half Moon in storm.—Half Moon
astern. © Sept. 16. 1909; 2 ¢ each
Sept. 16, 1809; J 132325, 182526.
REYES (P. V.), Avalon, Cal. [23588
Santa Catalina Isl., Cal., evening
concert. © Aug. 23, 1909; 2 c Aug.
B1, 1909; 3 131121.
REYNOLDS (O. A.), Covington, Ky.
[28539
Covington, Ky., to Cincinnati, Ohio,
pontoon bridge. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 ec.
Sept. 11, 1909; J 181507.
Rispon (S. B.), Watsonville, Cal.
[23540
Jolly spray man. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 2, 1809: J 181221.
ROBERTS (Hopart V.), Utica, N. Y.
[23541, 28542
Flashlight of Adirondack deer.—
In the stillness of the night. © Oct.
hee1909: 2> ec. each Sept: 9, 19092 J
132148, 182149.
Rocers (EDWARD N.), Laramie, Wyo-
ming. [23548-23555
Brooklyn Lake, 3121.—Cliffs (The),
3127.—Gap (The), 3124.—Lake Minia-
ture, 3129.—Lake Leflection. 3130.—
Medicine Bow PTeak, 3125.—Snow
Basin, 312S8.—Snow glacier, 3122.—
Snowy Range. 3126.—Sugar Loaf Peak
and lake, 3123.—Twin Lakes, Libby
Greek) S120. © Aug. 20; 19092 2 «.
each Aug. 25, 1909; J 131672-131682.
ROMASZKIEWICZ (IcNacy), Buffalo.
N. Y. [ 28554, 23555
Pitass (Rev. John), Pastor, St.
Stanislaus Polish Loman _ catholic
church. © Aug. 29, 1909; 2 ¢. Sept.
28, 1909; J 132281. .
Rhode (Bishop Paul) from Chicago,
TH. -©. Awgsd, 190935 2 ie. Awe, 2B:
1909; J 181159.
Roop (Epwin), Chicago, Il. [23556
im the fail. (© Aue. 41.1909: 2g.
Aug. 20, 1909; K 979.
pt. Iv, n. 8., v. 4
Root (EuGENE L.), Meriden, Conn.
[238557
Connecticut products. © Sept. 11,
1909; 2c. Sept. 17, 19809; J 131853.
Rotu & LANGLEY, New York, N.Y. [24
photographs. ] [23558-23581
Admniration. — Ambition. — Anticipa-
tion.—Cheese and kisses.—Cozy cor-
ner.-— Evenly linked. — Faint heart
never won fair lady.—Father calls him
William, Mother calls him Will.—For-
ever and ever.—I’n a very little baby.—
In for life-——Little babe to look at.—
Look who’s here.—Love an Arcanum
man, for he is true & royal. — Muz-
zer’s bought a baby.—Only a tender
Hower.—Drosit—Ring out wild Dells
and sound the tale.—Rough Rider.—
Shrine worshipers.—So shy.—Sweetest
story ever told.—Tommy Atkins.—Yea
yea. © Sept. 8. 1909; 2 ce. each Sept.
11, 1909; J 1381536-131559.
Rucen (JoHN), Newport, R. I.
[23582-23583
Newport, R. I., marble house, resi-
dence of Mrs. Belmont, front, back. ©
Aug. 24, 1909; 2 e@ of each Ame 2s,
1909; J 131262, 131263.
RUSSELL (GEORGE HALL), Lowell, Mass.
[23584, 23585
King, the diving horse.—Queen, the
diving mare. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2 ce. each
‘Aug. 6, 1909; J 181140, 131141.
SALKE (SANForD M.), New York, N. Y.
[12 prints. ] [235S86—-2359T
All good wishes.—Best wishes.—
Greeting sincere.—Greetings.—Happy
be thy course.-—Hearty good wishes.—
Only golden days be thine.—Past, pres-
ent, future.—Sincere good wishes, 1,
2.—To greet you.— Wishes sincere.
Aug. 15, 1909; 2 e. each Aug. 13, 19093
K 1066-1077.
SALLEE (JUNE), Litchfield, Ill. [23598
Pictorial sight testing subjects and
white cross muscle test diagram.
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 « Aug. 23, 19095 i”
999.
SAUGATUCK AMUSEMENT CO.,
tuck, Mich. [23599
Saugatuck, Mich. Interior view of
amusement pavilion with assembled
patrons. © Aug. 27, 1909; 2 ¢ Aug.
30, 1909; J 132165.
SCHLESSMAN (ED.),
Sauga-
Sandusky, Ohio.
[23600
Sandusky, Ohio, police force. drill
squad. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1909: J 132180.
370
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1909
CLASSES, H TO K
23684
SCHLOSS BROS. & CO., Baltimore, Md.
23601
Male and female fashion figures. ©
Sept. 15, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1909; J
131119.
SCHNACKENBERG~ (HENRY), Brooklyn,
iy '¥. [23602
Denville, N. J., Diamond Spring Inn.
© Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1909; J
1313138.
SCHROEDER (FRED P.), Orange, N. J.
[28603
Billy possum. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2
«. Sept. 8, 1909; J 131504.
scoTtr (G. W.) & Rarrertry (J. H.).
Fresno, Cal. [ 28604
Square hole bored with a round bit
or auger of the same dimension.
Buty o, 2509; 2c. July 29, 1909; K
1085.
SHatTtuck (L. E.), Lake Placid, N. Y.
[ 23605, 28606
Fort (Gov. & Mrs. J. F.) and fanily,
‘' departure from Hughes cottage.
Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1809; J
1313803.
——and Gov. & Mrs. Hughes on the
steps of Rustic Cabin, the Hughes sum-
ner cottage. © Sept. 4, 1909; -2 ec.
Sept. 7, 1909; J 1381302.
SHEAHAN (Maurice 'T.), Brookline.
Mass. ‘ [23607-23609
Atlantic City. (Souvenir post card.)
ime) Aus. 26, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1909;
KX 1342.
Chicago. (Souvenir post card.) ©
mused, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 23, 1909; IK
978.
Some trouble with the sparking plug.
_@© Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 20, 1909; IK
890.
SHRADER (JOSEPH), St. Joseph, Mo.
[23610
Organizers of Natural gas ass’n. of
America. © Aug. 23, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
Za, 1909; J 131505.
SKINNER & Kruercer, Chicago, [Il.
[22611
20 century, L.S.& M.S. ry. © Aug.
25, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909; J 131214.
SLADE (GEORGE F.), JR., Chelsea, Mass.
[23612-23675
Crawtfords, N. H.:
Elephants head, 751; Gateway to
the notch, 749; Saco path, 750. ©
July 9, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 25, 1809;
J 131099-131101.
SLADE (GEORGE F.), sk.—Continued.
Intervale, N. H. Cathedral woods.
| 7338, 182, 731,631. .© July 9, 19095 2 ¢.
Aug. 25, 1909; J 181095-131098.
Jackson, N. H.:
Bartlett boulder, 609; Carter notch
from Glen road, 621; Donble Head
Mt. from, 817; Ellis River, 813; Ellis
River and Thorn Mt., 743; Fairview
bridge, 626; Fairview bridge, winter,
739; Five mile drive, 819; Giant's
stairs, from 821; Glen road, 738, 623,
608; Ice cone, Gray's Inn, GOT; Jack-
son falls, 737, 736, 619; Logging in win-
ter, 606; Old mill wheel, 745; On the
Ellis river, 805; On the Wildeat river,
804; Path to Jackson falls, 735; Road-
way, 802; Snow-shoeing, 605; Thorn
hill drive, the poplars, S03; Thorn hill,
lone birch, 815; Thorn hill, the poplars,
(44: “Thorn Mt.,. 812, 1423; Wildeat
river, 816, 740, 630. 628, 617, 615, 610,
604. © July 9, 1909; 2 ec. each Aug.
25, 1909; J 131059-131094.
Mt. Washington:
Krom ¢Crawfords, N. SHEA Was,
From Jackson, N. H., 810; From Pink-
kam noteh, 627; From Thorn bill,
Jackson, N. H., 741, 625; From Thorn
Mt., 604-B. © July 9, 1909: 2 ec. each
Aug. 25, 1909; J 181052-131057.
Pasture by the roadside. 801. ©
July 9, 1909; 2 ce Aug. 25, 1909; J
131058.
White mts., N. H.:
Crystal cascade, 624; Glen Ellis
falls, 734, 616; North Conway drive,
S09; Old homestead, 8083; Ravine at
Crystal cascade, 602; Saco river, 613,
818; Saco river and Mt. WKearsarge,
614; Saco river and Mt. Washington,
746; Saco river, birches, 806; Saco
river, moonrise, 747; Springtime, 820;
The sentinels, 800. © July 9, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 25, 1909; J 13103S-—
131051.
SmitH (F. P.), Chicago, Tl.
[23676-23683
Park or cemetery entrance gate,
292, 293.—Lattern wrought steel fence,
182 and pattern fence 183.—Triangu-
lar steel fence, 500-509. © Aug. 2.
1909; 2 c. ench of 8 sets of designs
Aug. 16, 1909; K 716-723.
Spires (A.), Sandusky, Ohio. [23684
Sandusky, Ohio., Soldiers’ home,
court yard, and fountain of new hospi-
tal. © Aug. 9, 1909; 2 ¢. Aug. 9, 1909;
J 131108.
A
ofl
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23685
Spring (S. Tony), Chicago, Ill.
[23685
Three-color process chart. © July
1, 1909; 2 c July 6, 1909; K 613.
Sprincer (H. J.), Scottdale, Pa.
[ 23686-23689
Iron springs——Ohyo Pyle Falls, 1,
2.—Scottdale, Pa., bird’s-eye view.
Sept. 3, 1909: 2 c. each Sept. 28, 1909;
J 182294-132297.
(NATHANIEL L.), Boston,
Mass. [28690-23701
Klusser (G8: §.)»: 29590; 49590,
19595, 19597-19605. © Sept. 2, 1909;
2 ec. of each Sept. 8, 1909; J 181327-
1381338.
Stein (S. L.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[23702-23707
Morrison (Rosabel) as Margaret in
HRaust..d—6. Ov Aug. 20;, 1909; .2.e.
each Aug. 23, 1909; J 181666-131671.
STEBBINS
STEIN & Levy, New York, N. Y.
[23708
© Sept. 6, 1909;
J 131248.
Bunch of kids.
‘2 e. Sept. 4, 1909;
STEREO-TRAVEL CO., Corona, NG nice
[23709-23748
Indianapolis automobile races:
At the half mile; Borque and me-
chanic ready to start; Brush between
Buick and Apperson; Cars in parking
space; Coming down the back stretch;
Chevrolet after winning 10-mile race;
‘Chevrolet in 250-mile race; Christie’s
world-beater; Crowds in the bleach-
ers; Don’t go near the track; Fiat,
‘Hearne, winning 10-mile amateur;
Finish 5-mile; First lap 100-mile; Get-
ting ready; Grand stand; Guardian of
the track; In the stretch, Marmon and
two Buicks; Jackson, two Buicks &
Stoddard-Dayton at the mile; Line up
for start event 3; Marmon in 15 mile,
Saturday; Miller and Strange fighting
for the lead; National, Aiken, lowering
all records; National, Aiken, winning
/15-mile; No. 29 in 10-mile, amateur;
Oldfield winning 25-mile; Ready for
250 mile race, Thursday; Rushing
down at 80 miles an hour; Start event
2, Thursday ; Start 10-mile free-for-all ;
Start 50-mile Friday; Start 100-mile
Friday; Start 300-mile race Saturday ;
‘Starting 10 mile, amateur; Stoddard-
Dayton, Switzer, in 50 mile, Friday;
Stoddard-Daytons in the stretch; Stop-
ping for repairs; Vast crowds lining
fences; Waiting call to race; Watching
them whiz by; 37,000 people saw Sat-
STEREO-TRAVEL Cco.—Continued.
urday’s races. © Aug. 28, 1909; 2 e.
each Sept. 1, 1909; J 1381169-131208.
Srrevens (A. W.), Pioneerville, Idaho.
[28749-23751
University of Maine:
Beta Theta Pi house; Lord hall;
Mount Vernon house. © Sept. 9, 1909;
2 ec. each Sept. 13, 1909; J 1381569-
SID el:
Stewart (C. Marswarz), Augusta,
Maine. [23752
Ocean Point, Maine. In the wake of
the sun off. ©1.c Sept. 17, 1909; J
131863.
Stone (Isaac C. M.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[28753
First love. © Sept. 16, 1909 ; oe.
Sept. 10, 1809; J 1321380.
STONE (LEE A.), Jackson, Miss.
[28754
Frau Karl Druschki rose. © Sept.
15, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 27, 19095 7 i22202.
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[237 55-2769
Hadley (Herbert S.) © Sept. 22,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1909; J 1322138.
[14 photographs. ]
Brown (Cora South).—Dyer (O.)—
Ives (C.) — iXinsella (Ella) — Kreis-.
mann (Mrs. F. H.)—WLucas (M.)—Mce-
Leod (EHloise)—Norvell (lucy) A, B,
and C.—Smith (Gladys B.) A and
B.—Spencer (F.), A and B. © Sept.
30, 1809; 2 c.. each Oct. 4, 1809s
132538-132551.
Swirt (EpWIN H.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[23770, 23771
Swift's economy steam furnace
blower, [1] front elevation, [2] side
elevation. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ec. each
Aug. 11, 1909; IK 594, 595.
TABER-PRANG ART CO., Springfield, Mass.
[23772-28820
Aurora, 1929.—Castle of St. Angelo,
1975. — Christ and the rich ruler,
1938.—Christ in Gethsemane, 1940.—
Christ in the temple, 1937.—Close of
day. 1971.—Dance of the muses, 1877.—
Golden stairs, 1918.— Good shepherd,
1972. — Head of Christ at 12 years,
1941.—Head of Christ at 33 years,
1939. — Hope, 1912. — Lorna Doone,
1974. — Madonna, 1803. — Madonna
Della Sedia, 1955.—Madonna Di San
Sisto, 1954.— Reading from Homer,
1983.—Roman coliseum, 1949.—Roman
at2
pt. Iv, 0. Ss. v.4 >
:
_ —
bla “ii
Saat Se
——
Sg ie
> a, =
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 40-438, Oct., 1909
TABER-PRANG ART CcO.—Continued.
Forum, 1948.—Sacred Heart of Jesus,
1875. — Sir Galahad, 1914. — [Lady of
the Sacred Heart], 1876. © Aug. 2,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 5, 1909; K 730-
‘61.
At the fountain, 4852.—Autumn day
in Normandy, 4882. — Bordering the
marshes, 4870. — Confidences,
Enraptured, 4854.—Hush of evening,
4877. In the Leventina Valle, 4883.—
Jackson (Gen. T. J.) (Stonewall Jack-
son) 4851.—Late summer days, 4876.—
Longstreet (Gen. James) 4850.—Mid
nature’s bloom, 4856.—Morning in the
Bretange, 4867.—Nightfall, 4S72.—On
the hill crest, 4855.—Preparing for the
musicale, 4863. — Rehearsal (The)
4862.— Roman osteria, 4861. — Schu-
bert’s serenade, 4S85S.—Shadowy pool,
4879.—Storm clouds, 4S71.—Summer
day in Normandy, 4864.—Sunshine and
shadow, 4878.—Teasing, 4857.—Vesper
song, 4890.—Waning day, 4S889.—When
the sun is low, 4874.—Willow fringed
marshes, 4868. © Sept. 3, 1909; 2 c¢.
each Sept. 7, 1909; J 13126S8—131294.
TartzoTt (M. A.) co., Baltimore, Md.
[23821
Outfall sewer inspection party. ©
eee. 2 ec. July 31, 1909; J
130469.
TANENBAUM (E.), New York, N. Y.
[28822
Arlington wreck, Long Beach. ©
eo: 2 ¢ Sept. 1, 1909; J
131605.
TANQUARY (CHAS. Y.), Bromide, Okla
[23823
Admiral Togo, the Angora goat. ©
July 1, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1909; KK 593
THOMPSON (C. H.), Claremont, N. H.
; [23824
Just a reminder. © Aug. 11, 1909;
2 e. Sept. 14, 1909; J 1382124.
THORNE (A. L.) & CurTIS (J. W.),
Wichita, Kans. [23825
Burro advertising co. © Aug. 31,
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 3, 1909; J 131222.
THURLOW (Harotp A.), Boston, Mass.
[ 23826, 23827
Malden, Mass., First universalist
ehurch; Chancel; Exterior. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 4, 1909; J 132555-
132556.
23855
THURNHERR (Ropert), Saugerties,
Nis ¥: [23828
Saugerties, N. Y., Seamon park in-
terior. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 28,
1909; J 131607.
Topd (GERTRUDE), Rifle, Colo.
[23829, 23830
Rifle Falls. A & B. © Aug. 28,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 2, 1909; J 181155,
131156.
TOWSEND (CHARLES A.), Belfast, Me.
[25831
Jordan Pond, panorama. © Sept.
9, 1909; 2 c Sept. 18, 1909; J 131572.
TuELL (Mrs. Junia E.), Lamedeer,
Mont. [ 23832, 233833
Cheyenne lodge and meat drying.—
White Cow. Cheyenne squaw. © Sept.
a, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 11 1909; . 9
131534, 131535.
TURRILL & MILLER, San Francisco, Cal.
[23S34
Lucky home. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 18, 1809; J 131358.
TUTTLE (HENRY EMERSON), —— For-
est, II]. 23835
Drum major. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 &
Sept. 29, 1909; J 132299.
TWEED (EDWIN G.), New York, N. Y.
23836
Abdul Hamid. © Aug. 20, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 9, 1909; K 1084.
ULLMAN MFG. Co., New York, N. ¥. [16
prints. ] [23837-23852
Baby bye, here’s a fly—Dead game
sports. — Hello Bill. — His father’s
voice.—How would you like to be an
Elk?—Love on the square.—Loving
cup.—My busy day.—Oh, see the wood-
man gathering up the chips.—On the
fence, though quite decided.—Sleep,
baby, sleep.—Sweetest music ever
heard.—Table spcon.—TIwo mugs.—
Where did you come from baby dear.
© Aug. 12, 1°09; 2 ce each Aug... 12,
1909; IX 617-6380, 997.
This little pig went to market. ©
Aug. 20, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 20, 1909; K
996.
UNDERHILL (IRvING), New York, N. Y.
[23853-23855
[New York, N. Y.] Mauretania,
Metropolitan tower. D-482. © Sept.
15, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1909; J 131861.
Singer building, City investing
and Hudson terminal buildings. B-
15138. © Sept. 6, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 9,
1909; J 131467.
and Brooklyn bridge. no. 19.
© Sept. 10, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 13, 1909;
J 131567.
313
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25856
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
Nora. [23856-23981
{ Stereoscopic photographs. } U
112919.. © July 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1909; J 132023.
ae E1087, 1142845> WO sly
1909: 2 ce. each Sept. 17, 1909; J 181918,
131919.
= — Uf 114775, U 117309.. ©: Sule. 72,
1909: 2c. each Sept. 17, 1909; J 181916,
131917.
—U 75393, U 108239. © July 14,
1909; 2 e¢. each Sept. 17, 1909; J 181914,
131915.
= 106160. © July.22, 1909: 2c.
Sept. 17, 1909; J 181911.
——U 114085, U 117238, U 117300,
U 117438, U 117478. © July 23, 1909;
2 ec. each Sept. 17, 1909; J 1381894—
1381898.
——U 53168, U 61099, U 61301, U
‘“(S08L, UO 82120, U.89022, 0 9216),
96018, U 104770, U 106015, U 106276,
We 19201, UO i01229; (Uy a2 0ei re
118009, U 113013, U 115751, U 116626,
U 116648, U 116788, U 116801, U
117165, U 1173869, U 117517, U 117818,
U 117545, U 117546, U 1175938, U
117594. © July 24, 1909; 2 c each
Sept. 17, 1909 ; J 151864-138 1884, 131886-—
131893:
——U 49608. © July 26, 1909; 2c.
sept: 17, 1909; J 131912.
—U 69116, U 111859, U 117562,
wu dd fot, “U 11568; Uy digaGne ty
J115480,.,U AITS1t.. (©: aly, 26,1900.
2 ce. each Sept. 17, 1909; J 1381903-
151910.
U 107881, U 117555, U 117597,
U 117599. © July 28, 1909; 2 ce. each
Sept. 17, 1909; J 131899-181902.
U 34490, U 98181. © July 28,
1909 ; 2 ce. each Sept. 20, 1909; J 132021,
132022.
| U 88051, U 32967. © July 29,
1909: 2 c. each Sept 20, 1909; J 132024,
132025.
U 85874. © July 31, 1909; 2.
sept. 17, 1909; J 131913.
—JWU 35109. U 117391. © Aug. 2,
1909 ; 2 c. each Sept. 17, 1909; J 181852,
131924.
——U 117102. © Aug. 4, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 17, 1909; J 131923.
——U 33371, U 34418. © Aug. 5,
1909 ; 2 c. each Sept. 17, 1909; J 181921,
131922.
3
lord
(
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWoop—Continued.
—U 107294. © Aug. 6, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 17, 1909; J 1319206;
U 25432. U 35110. 4 Ame.
1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 20, 1909; J 151961.
131962.
U 47965, U 48102, U 115081. ©
Aug. 7, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 20, 1909; J
181963-131965.
——U 34732, U 103472. © Aug. 10,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 19809; J 131966,
181967.
U 43525; U 4357 104964,
U 117701, U 117703, U 117708, U 117710,
CU 117711, U 117712, U 21774 aii.
© Aug. 11, 19809; 2 c. each Sept. 20,
1609; J 181968—-131978.
U 60119. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2.¢.
Sept. 20, 1909; J 130979:
U 111868, U 118258, U 417707.
© Aug. 13, 1909; 2 ¢. each Sept. 20,
1909; J 1319S2-131984.
—— U 61072. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c.
Sept. 20, 1909; J 131981.
U 26063. U 72640. U 96848, U
98278, U 98736, U 100607. © Aug.
18, 1909; 2 @ each Sept 20.7500 a1
131985-131990.
U 108892, U 114278, U 117741.
© Aug. 19, 1909; 2 @ each Sept. 20,
1909; J 1381991-131993.
——U 99471, U 116811. © Aug. 20,
1909; 2 @ each Sept. 20;79909-50
181994, 1381995.
U 99470. © Aug. 23, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 20, 1909; J 132004.
U 92913. © Aug, 24, 1909; 2 c.
Sept. 20, 1909; J 131980.
U 1138204, U 117752, U aiiros.
U 117087, U 11788, UU Tiget es
117791, U 117792. © Aus, 25) 180a-
2 ce. each Sept. 20, 1909; J 18199G—
132003.
——U 33504, U 33510, U 33696, U
117751, U 1177538, U Liss) ee
© Aug. 26, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20,
1909; J 1382005-132011.
©
U 27711, U 40160, U 117749.
Aug, 27, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 20, 1909;
J 132012-132014.
©
U 33891, U 34278, U 338809.
Aug. 30, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909;
J 1382015-—182017.
©
U 340738, U 34183, U 34221.
Aug. 31, 1909; 2 ce. each Sept. 20, 1909;
J 132018—132020.
4
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nos. 40-48, Oct., 1909
4
_ UNION CARD co., Montpelier, Vt. [23982
Montpelier, Vt., public schools bugle,
fife and drum corps. © Aug. 14, 1909;
2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; K 704.
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CoO., Bridge-
port, Conn. [239838
Balloon design. © Aug. 10, 1909;
2c. Aug. 11, 1909; K 585.
U. S. FASHION & SAMPLE-BOOK Co., Phil-
adelphia, Pa. [239S4
Spring and summer 1910. © Aug.
fu, 2909; 2 c. Aug. 27, 1909; K 1835.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co., Nor-
wood, Ohio. [28985-23993
College lad and lassie series, no.
24-29: 12200; 12194; 12196; 12197;
22198; 12199. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c.
each Aug. 23, 1909; K 940-945.
Little girl ... holding head of cab-
bage. © Novy. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1909; J 132162. )
Nude figures of little girl standing
and little girl sitting on sofa pillow.
© Aug. 24, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909;
J 131356.
Young woman cleaning pan. ©
Sept. 28, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1909; J
132161.
‘U. §S. PLayInG carp co., Cincinnati,
= . Ohio. [23994, 23995
Lincoln-student and moonbeam
‘backs, Congress playing cards. © Aug.
20, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 24, 1909; K 1026.
Portland and Columbia river souve-
hir playing cards. © Aug. 19, 1909;
2c. Aug. 23, 1909; K 1000.
URs0 (NicoLa Paoro D’), New York,
ayy, ¥ [23996
Italian postal card containing 10,996
_ words. © July 12, 1909; 2c. July 21,
1809; Ix 601.
“Viracraru co. or America, New York.
c rr, ¥: [23997-24010
ia _ [Moving picture rolls.]
_ Alpine echo. © Sept. 11, 1909; 2c.
"Sept. 14, 1909; J 131598.
_ Evil that men do. © Aug. 28, 1909;
ge c. Aug. 31, 1909; J 131117.
_ Fantine: or A mother’s love. ©
Msept. 25, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 29, 1909; J
132298.
__ Fisherman (The). © Sept. 7, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 10, 1909; J 131469.
_ Galley slave. © Sept. 4, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 8, 1909; J 131320.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
24025
VITAGRAPH CO. oF AMERICA—Cont'd,
He tried on handcuffs. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 10, 1909; J 131470.
Hunchback (The). © Aug. 31, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 2, 1909; J 131158.
Little father; or, The dressmaker’s
loyal son. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
17, 1909; J 131849.
Niagara in winter dress. © Aug. 81,
1909; 2 e. Sept:/2; 1909 Ji 131057
Onawandah; or, An Indian’s de-
yotion. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 2,
1909: J ta2452.
Romance of an umbrella. © Sept.
28, 190932. ce. Oct. 2, 190953, 132451.
Siren's necklace. © Sept. 21, 1909:
2 c. Sept. 24, 1909; J 132179.
Unspoken goodbye. © _ Sept.
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 24, 1909; J 132178.
Wealthy rival; or, A summer story
that needs no explanation. © Sept.
14, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1909; J 131848.
Voss (A. G.), Chicago, Il.
: [24011, 24012
Feeling fine—Safety deposit. ©
Sept. 15, 1909: 2 c. each Sept. 13, 1909;
J 181561-131562.
WATERMAN (C. E.), Chicago, Tl.
[24013, 24014
New Jersey (U. 8. 8S.) ship's com-
pany. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1809's -J 152050:
Rhode Island (U. 8S. 8S.) ship's com-
pany. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1809; J 132078.
WELLES & GRANT, Marshall, Mich.
[24015, 24016
Kalamazoo River: Down the rapids;
Shooting the rapids. © Aug. 23, 1909;
2 ec. each Aug. 26, 1909; J 1S13si,
151388.
WESSLER (Huco), New York, N. Y.
[ 24017-24022
Best birthday wishes.—Best wishes.—
Happy birthday.—Heartiest congratu-
lations.—Loving birthday greetings.—
Many happy returns. © Aug. 19, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 27, 1909; K 1336-13841.
WEST COAST ART CO., Los Angeles. Cal.
[24023
Rawhide, Nev. 501. © Aug. 25,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 31, 1909; J 131130.
WHEELER (FRED. S.), Pullman, Wash.
[ 24024, 24024
Kettle falls. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 2, 1909; J 132456.
21,
n=-_
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24026
WHEELER (FRED. S.)—Continued.
Where rolls the Oregon. © Sept. 25,
1909; 2 ce. Sept. 30, 1909; J 182356.
Wuire (H. C.), North Bennington, Vt.
{24026-24028
Field of Boaz and Bethlehem.—
Milan cathedral. 306—-A. — [ Rome,
Italy], bridge and castle of St. An-
gelo. © Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
9, 1909; J 181464-151466.
WHITEHEAD & HoacG co., Newark, N. J.
[27 prints] [24029-24055
Adding the finishing touch.—Bay of
Naples.—Birthday greetings.—Bred in
Old Kentucky.—Christmas day.—Con-
noisseurs.—Danger ahead.—Lafayette's
baptism of fire.—Little mischief.—Lit-
tle torment.—Mabel.—Margaret.—Na-
tional flower. — Noonday. — Old Swiss
monastery.— On dress parade. — On
guaid.—Queen of the court.—Silver
crested wave.— Summer afternoon.—
Sweet memories.— Sweethearts.— Syl-
via.—Under southern skies.—Washing-
ton’s mother at Fredericksburg.—
What shall it be-—Who's afraid. ©
Aug. 1, 19809; 2 c. each July 28, 1909; Ix
636-662.
W HITELY New York,
NG28: [24056, 24057
Athlete posing.—Girl posing. © Oct.
1, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 18, 1909; J
132357-182358.
(GRACE G.), Overbrook.
Pa. [24058, 24059
Discouraged. © Aug. 8, 1909; 2 e.
Aug. 12, 1909 ; KK 634.
Them as has, gits. © July 25, 1909;
oe. Ange! 12, 1909% IS G25.
WILLIAMS (J. J.), Honolulu, H. I.
[24060
Wild Hawaiian pineapple on top. ©
July 5, 1909; 2 ¢«. Sept. 2 1909:
13114,
WILSON
Minn.
EXERCISER CO.,
WHIEDERSEIM
(H. W.) co., Minneapolis,
[24061
University of Minnesota. © Aug. 2,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1909: J 131131.
WILT (W. W.), Exposition, Pa.
[24062-24064
Conneaut Lake, Pa., Exposition
park. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1909; J 181499.
Lake front. © Sept. 9, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 10, 1909; J 131498.
Water front. © Sept. 24, 1909;
2 ¢. Sept. 27, 1909; J 132273.
376
pt.1v,n.s., v.4
WINSCHER (CHRISTIAN G.),
gan, Wis. [24065, 24066
Sheboygan, Wis.: C. & N. W. depot;
Hotel Foeste. © Aug. T, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Sept. 1, 1909; J 181148, 131149. |
WITHERS (F. A.), Pratt, Kans. [24067
Pratt County fair, automobile pa-
rade. © Aug. 21, 1909- 2 eae 9,
1909; J 131610.
WoLFGANG (FRANZ), New York, N. Y.
[24068
New York, N. Y., municipal building
for Bronx. © Aug. 26, 1909; 2 ec. Aug.
26, 1909; J 181609.
Wooprinc & Hartman, Seattle, Wash.
[24069
Spray. © Aug. 14, 1909 ; 2 e Hii
25, 1909; J 182339.
Wricut (KE. A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[24070
Dolores. © Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
12, 1909; Ik 58S.
WricHt (FRANK P.), Traverse City,
Mich. [24071-24076
Beulah, Mich.: Beach (The); Win-
dermere hotel. © Aug. 5, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Aug. 14, 1909; J 181216, 131220.
Frankfort, Mich.: Bird’seye view of:
Frankfort from Park Hill; Lake and
falls, Crystal Pautz park; Residence. ,
© Aug. 5, 1909; 2 e@. each Aug. 14)
1909; J 131215, 131219, Taio
Thompsonville, Mich.: Bend in the
Betsey river. © Aug. 5, 1909; 2 ¢€.
Aug. 14, 1909; J 131218.
Youne (Stuart M.), Salt Lake City,
[24077-24003
northern Ari-
zona, Keet Seal ruins 1-6. © Sept. 23,
1909; J
Utah.
Navajo reservation,
1909: 2 «@ each Sept. 2a
192274132229:
San Juan County, Utah: Mitten mon-
ument, 1, 2; Nonnezhozhie arch 1-9.
© Sept. 23, 1909;.2 c. each Sept. 27,
1909; J 182280- 132240,
ZUMBRO Bros., Point Pleasant, W. Va. —
[24094
Point Pleasant, W. Va., battle monu-
ment. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 «Och
1°09; J 132450.
Sheboy- |
;
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nos. 40-48, Oct., 1909
hs,
if
Summary statement of copyright registrations made and included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1909.
_ Number of entries of Reproductions of a work of art____--_--_-__------ dT
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or tech-
I 48
Number of entries of Photographs (including 77 unpublished) —_-_-____- 12, 269
Number Of entries of Engravings, Cuts, and Prints__________________-_- 6, 683
meer entries Of Chromos and Lithographs__________________.._~. 1, 362
®umper of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations____..__________- 959
377
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CLASS G,
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OR DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
— ria
ALLEN (FRANK W.), Columbia, Mo.
[24095
Campbell (Alexander) [Head and
‘shoulders of old man with long, white
beard.] ©1c. Aug. 11, 1909; G 30575.
AmMBERG (JOHN), Milwaukee, Wis.
[24095-24097
Behind the bars. [Three grotesque
faces behind bars of prison window.]
@©ic. Aug. 25, 1909; G 30641.
_ Pleasant expectations. [Two men
‘seated at table holding steins, girl
bringing in bow! of fruit, dog on
loor.] ©1c. Aug. 26, 1909; J 30640.
MERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC
Perk, N. Y. [24098-24099
Floravana. Young woman, at case-
nent window holding bunch of blos-
oms in her hand, tobacco plantation
the background. ©) fc. Aug. 24,
; G 30563.
‘i Fortino (Don). Head of man, wear-
ing black hat with white plumes, and
costly coat ornamented with a chain.
2) 1 ec. Oct. 1, 1909; G 30841.
{ERICAN SHOW PRINT Co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [24100-24114
Farnum and Flower. Poster draw-
ing. ©1e. Aug. 24, 1909; G 30567.
_ Girl on white charger. Poster pic-
ture. ©i1c. Aug. 24, 1909; G 30565.
Irwin's (Fred) Gibson girls in bur-
ssque: American beauty; Fire ball;
! fevich beauty; Gibson girl;
girl; Parisian beauty; Prize winners;
co., New
Serme air; Yours truly; A 2 to 1
| Poposition. Poster drawings. © 1c.
)@ach Sept. 13, 1909; G 30665-30676.
| Pastime on the ranch. Poster pic-
ure. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1909; G 30566.
| AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New York, N. Y.
_ Hudson-Fulton. Harbor scene, with
| three different kinds of boats. ©1c.
| Sept. 9, 1909; G 30651.
Model
| Some class to this; Studio dance; Up |
[24115 |
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[24116-24123
Among the hollyhocks. Young wo-
man in old-fashioned costume caress-
ing hollyhocks in an old garden. ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1909; G 30809.
Bathing girl. [Girl in bathing cos-
tume on the beach.] © 1c. Sept. 20,
1909; G 30714.
Girl braiding her hair. Young wo-
| man in negligee gown. ©1c. Sept. 20,
1909; G 30716.
Graduate (The). Young girl in
dainty gown holding a bunch of Amer-
ican beauties over left shoulder. ©
1 ce. Sept. 20, 1909; G 30715.
Regatta day. Two girls seated in
yacht, one with hand on rudder, open
sea background. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1909;
G 30810.
Sea queens. ‘Two girls in bathing.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1909; G 30811.
Stolen secrets. Young woman seated
reading a letter, two other standing
behind her, reading letter over her
shoulders. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1909; G
30812.
Under the protecting flag. Mother
seated in arm chair, with small boy
and girl looking at picrure book, Amer-
ican flag behind them. © 1 e¢. Sept.
29, 1909; G 30818.
BALDERSTON (HENRY W.). Boston,
‘Mass. [24124
Eliot (Charles W.) Placque. © 1
c. Aug. 24, 1909; G 30564.
Barger (CHARLES H.), Bryn Mawr, Pa.
[24125
Wonder. [Bust of child, face ex-
pressing wonder.) © 1 c. Sept. 1,
1909; G 30607.
BARTLETT (PAuL W.), Boston, Mass.
[24126
Lafayette (Marquis de) [Statue of
man on horseback bareheaded, right
arm raised holding drawn sword.] ©
1c. Sept. 7, 1909: G 30629.
9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24127
BarToo (CATHERINE R.), New York.
No Y, [24127
De Angelis (Jefferson). Smooth
face, seated, wearing overcoat with fur
collar. ©1c. July 20, 1909; G 30658.
BatH (WiLi1AM C.), Chicago, Il.
[24128
[Statue of seated
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1909:
American idol.
football player.]
G 30736.
BLOCK BROTHERS TOBACCO CO., Wheeling.
W. Va. [24129
Pride of America. Young woman in
Indian costume. ©1c. Sept. 17, 1909;
G 380706.
Bowers (Nat W.) & Price (HENRY).
New York, N. Y. [24130
Hudson-Fulton celebration, 1909.
[Post card with heads of Hudson &
Fulton, two ships.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 9,
1909; G 30779.
CANFIELD (Von BEEK), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[24131
Lyceum theatre, interior’ view.
[Showing stage, and boxes to the
right.] ©1c Sept. 24, 1909; G 30747.
CARY (WM. DE LA MONTAGNE), New
York, Noy [24132
Buffalo throwing the hunter. Statu-
ette. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1909; G 30574.
CHASE (JONATHAN), Boston, Mass.
[24133-24134
Hygienic consciencegram to every-
body, everywhere. [Milk bottle] ©1
c. Sept. 9, 1909; G 30650.
Clean, sweet milk league.
[Barnyard scene] ©1ce. Sept. 9, 1909;
G 30649.
CHurcH (A, New York,
NA [24135-24136
Sacred dog of the Iggorote tribe of
the Philippine Islands. Statuette of
small standing dog. © 1. Aug. 30,
1909; G 30603.
SCHUYLER),
Security. [Statuette, mother dog
and two pups] © 1c. Sept. 24, 1909;
G 30742.
COLGATE & co., New York, N. Y. [24137
Dental girl. Girl with brush and
tube of tooth paste. © 1 c. Sept. 15,
1609; G 30687.
Co_LLier (P. F.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[24138-24164
My valentine, I love you till my
heart doth break. Boy on knees be-
fore girl with trailing dress. © 1.
Sept. 24, 1909; G 30759.
380
pt. Iv, .s., v.4
Courier (P. F.) & son—Continued.
New curate; by W. T. Smedley.
Meek looking gentleman in clerical
attire and eyeglasses, seated on a
settee, cup of tea in his hand, while
gathered around are a number of
women. © 1 c Sept. 23, 1909; G
30789.
Pastel drawing; by Charles Dana
Gibson. Head of a young girl, with
wavy hair drawn up into high loose
pompadour, chain and locket around
neck. © 1c. Sept 23, 1909; G 30738.
Sign painter; by Charles Dana Gib-
son. Crowd of young folks gathered
round a self-possessed youth who has
been painting an advertisement on a
fence. ©1c. Sept. 23, 1909; G 30737.
Some outdoor Americans on their
way to the little red schoolhouse; by.
Charles Dana Gibson. Two boys in
peaked caps, two girls with flowing
hair, all smiling. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1909;
G 30653.
To my valentine; Altho’ of hearts
you have a score, I send you mine.
Small boy offering heart to small girl.
Small boy carrying very
large envelope.
As sure aS grass grows ’round
a stump. Small boy on knees to littie
girl standing on stump of a tree.
ware. Elf or fairy sitting on mush-
| room.
Dear little fairy. Elf standing
with outstretched arms to little fairy
perched on top of plant.
—— Had cupid made our alphabet.
Little girl with dark hair and short
dress, holding boquet to string of
which is attached an envelope.
How dear you are. Small girl
with large hat and two. small boys on
their knees before her.
I’d dreadfully awfully like dl
be a valentine. Small girl with long,
dress, wearing bonnet and oe
hand bag.
I love. Small boy and girl with
backs to one another. P
If you will marry me my queen.
Automobilist with tools and boquet
of flowers lying at his feet.
——O! dear, said the little Jingere
Small boy and girl sitting together on
mushroom.
WORKS OF ART
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1909
CoLLtieR (P. F.) & son—Continued.
— QO! peaches and cream but you
are a dream. Small boy and gir!
standing together on road under a
tree.
—-On account of the valentine
kisses. Number of elves and fairies
at telephones.
She wouldn’t let him kiss her.
Elf and fairy with butterfly wings
sitting on a branch.
-— This one is big enough for two.
Small boy carrying very large bunch
of flowers.
— We'll live on strawberry jam,
said he. Small boy eating jam.
We love the moon. Two elfs
sitting on branch facing large moon.
Yes, siree Bob! Baby girl sit-
ting on the ground with tin soldier
beside her.
You lovely darling. Small boy
holding out his hands to little girl
sitting on lamb.
Valentine greetings; Dear little mer-
maid in the sea. Small boy fishing.
O! somehow eruther. Little
boy and girl embracing each other.
’ Valentine thought; Elf and fairy
riding dragonfly.
© 1e. each Sept. 24. 1809: G 30748-
30758, 30760-30770.
CoMASTRI (A.) & sons, New York,
i. i a [24165-24166
|. Fulton (Robert) Bust. © 1 «
‘Sept. 8, 1909: G 30637.
- Hudson (Hendrik) Bust. © 1 «.
Sept. 8, 1909: G 30638.
Cox (KENYON), New York, N. Y.
[24167
Passing commerce pays tribute to
the port of Cleveland. [Man’s figure,
representing commerce tossing coins
into lap of a woman.] ©1c. Sept. 11,
1909: G 30655.
Cross (F. O.), West Baden, Ind.
[24168
Ornamental border for flower beds.
Cobblestones put together in cement.
© ic. Sept. 23, 1909; G 30735.
CROWELL PUBLISHING co., New York,
: [24169
Cover design for Nov. Woman’s
home companion. Man tossing up
| mother standing near. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 20, 1909: G 30723.
DEJONGE (Louis) & co., New York,
Bay. [24170-24175
Group of cornflowers and crysanthe-
mums.
holly and mistletoe.
—— holly and poinsetta.
—— honeysuckle.
—— Sweet peas.
—- wild azaleas.
© 1c. each Aug. 28, 1909; G 30595-
30600.
DEVARE (ELISABETH
New. York, N. Y. [24176
Luther (Martin) Clay model bust.
© 1. Sept. 22, 1909; G 30724.
DRAKE (GeEorRGE B.), Arrochar, S. L,
Ne. ®: [24177
Deserted mill; by G. W. Drake.
[Old house standing by road, mill
pond to the right.] © 1 ec Sept. 20,
1909; G 30721.
PETERSEN [R.),
DUEUQUE ALTAR MFG. CO., Dubuque,
Iowa. [24178-24182
Gothic main altar. 1581. [Carved
altar with space in center for paint-
ing.] ©1e. Sept. 3, 1909; G 30774.
1588. [Carved altar and pic-
ture of the last supper.] © 1. Aug.
20, 19609; G 30710.
1593. [Altar with an angel
kneeling on each side.] © 1c. Aug.
20, 1909: G 30709.
Roman communion = rail. 1600.
[Handsomely carved railing.] ©1ce.
Sept. 3, 1909; G 30775.
Tudor Gothic Lutheran altar. 1574.
[Carved wooden altar.] © 1 ¢. Sept.
3, 1909; G 30776.
DUNNE (FRANK L.), Boston, Mass.
[24183-24185
Pointer. [Pointer dog standing, with
head and tail erect, in field.] ©1e.
Aug. 26, 1809; G 30590.
Retriever. [Setter dog retrieveing
with bird in mouth.] ©1c. Aug. 26,
1909; G 30591.
Setter. [Setter dog on slope of hill
with left forefoot raised.] ©1e. Aug.
26, 1909; G 30589.
ERNST (EUGENE C. F.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[241S6-24188
Pittsburg, Pa., German Ev. Prot.
church, floor space diagram for pro-
posed church. © 1 c.:Sept. 8, 1909;
G 30635.
Suggestions for erection of
church and business block. © 1 «@
Sept. 8, 1909; G 30636.
381
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24189
Ernst (KucEene C. F.)—Continued.
Suggestion for a combination
church block. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1909;
G 30660.
FAIRCHILD PuB. co., New York, N. Y.
[24189
When shall we three meet again.
[Man and woman in an automobile
speeding around curve on mountain
road, mule in center of road.] ©1e.
Aug. 16, 1909; G 80576.
FARWELL (GEORGE), Detroit, Mich.
[24190
Granite monument. [Block with
name of Farwell engraved upon it.]
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1909; G 30725.
FEITU (PIERRE), New York, N. Y.
[24191
Heintz (Louis J.). Monument of.
©1e. Sept. 2, 1909; G 30686.
FERRY (D. M.), Detroit, Mich. [24192
Canterbury bell; by Paul de Long-
pri. [Bouquet of flower in blossom.]
© 1 «. Aug. 27, 1909; G 30593.
FIDLER (ALICE LUELLA), Geneva, N. Y.
[24193-24195
Indian maid. |Head, braids over
shoulders, feather in band around
head, beads, Indian dress.] © 1.
Sept. 7, 1909; G 30644.
Japanese girl. Chrysanthemums on
each side of head, Japanese kimona.
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1909; G 30645.
Spanish girl. [Head turned to left,
large earrings, Spanish cap.] © 1 e.
Sept. 7, 1909; G 30647.
FIDLER (PEARLE EUGENIA), Geneva
BN [24196-24199
Colonial head. [Hair done _ high,
back of shoulders showing.] © 1 «.
Sept. 7, 1909; G 30642.
Girl with blossoms. [Girl with
hand up picking blossoms.] © 1 e.
Sept. 7, 1909; G 30643.
Mexican girl. [fHead wearing a
large Mexican hat.] © 1 ¢. Sept. 7.
1909; G 20546.
Summer girl.
her hat.
Girl tying strings of
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1909; G 30648.
FLORENTINE ALABASTER CO., Chicago, I]
[ 24200-24201
O-Nik-Ko. [Match safe holder made
of three monkeys.] © 1c. Sept. 27,
1809; G 307SS8.
candle stick. [Three monkeys
sitting beside a candle.] © 1 ¢. Sept.
27, 1909; G 30789.
382
‘in large hat and furs. ]
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
I°OLSOM GALLERIES, New York, N. Y. |
[24202
Old church in Holland; by Henry
Golden Dearth. [Old church by road-_
side, trees in background.] © 1 ec.
Sept. 15, 1909: G 30688. |
FORBES LITHO. MFG. CO., Boston, Mass.
[24203-24210 ©
Anxious moment. [Two old men at
table playing checkers, another old
man looking on.] 1 ee. Sep. 2a
1909; G 380609.
Arab and Indian. [Arab on white
horse, with trappings, lance resting on
ground facing Indian in war dress, on
feot.| ©1c. Sept. 2, 1909; G 30608.
Elinore. [Young woman with large
bunch of roses, wearing very low neck —
gown.] © 1c. Sept. 27, 1909; G 30787.
He loves me, he loves me not; by
Joseph Warren. [Girl leaning against )
a horse plucking petals from daisy.]
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1909; G 30734.
Indian on Arabian horse. [Indian
seated upright on white horse, hand
raised, feathers on head, horse draped. ]
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1909; G 30611.
Lady with the muff. [Young lady
© 1 «. Sept.
27, 1909; G 30786.
Minuet (The). [Men and women in
colonial costumes dancing minuet in
front of colonial mansion.] © 1 ce.
Sept. 2, 1909; G 380612.
Pet of the ranch. [Girl on gallop-
ing pony, cowboy on horseback, just
behind her, horses, men, ete., in back-
ground.] © 1 e¢. Sept. 2, 1909; G
30610.
FourNigR (ALEXIS), Hast Aurora,
N. XX [ 24211-24293
Birthplace of Francois Millet. [Old
stone house, woman and child at door,
chickens and geese in yard.] ©1e.
Sept. 1, 1909; G 30829.
Bridge at Isle Adam, France.
[Arched stone bridge across stream,
houses to the right.] © 1. Sept. 1,
1909; G 30828.
Daubigny’s neighborhood. [Numbe
of old houses and flock of geese.]
1 c. Sept. 1, 1909; G 30836.
Entrance to the studio of Francoi
Millet. [Open door way into old stone
house.] ©1e. Sept. 1, 1909; G 308380.
Home of Louis Barye. [Stucco
house with court yard in foreground.
© 1 ec. Sept. 1, 1909; G 30835.
WORKS OF ART
nos. 40-45, Oct., 1909
FournNIER (ALExIS)—Continued.
Home of Cazin. [Old louse near
water, number of sheep grazing in fore-
ground.}] © 1c Sept. 1, 1909; G
30837.
— Charles Jacque. [Large old
house, many sheep in foreground.]
©lce. Sept. 1, 1909; G 30833.
— Daubigny. [Old house among
trees, adube wall in foreground.]
1c. Sept. 1, 1909; G 80888.
Honoré Daumier. [Old house
with stone wall and steps in fore-
ground.}] © 1 c¢. Sept. 1, 1909; G
30831.
Narcisse Diaz. [House _ cov-
ered with vines, large tree and pea-
eock in foreground.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 1,
1909; G 30882.
Theodore Rousseau.
[Old ram-
bling house with stone stairway.] ©
1c. Sept. 1, 19809; G 30834.
On the river Oise, France. [River
scene with small boat in foreground. ]
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1909; G 308285.
Studio of Francois Millet. [Old
stone house by roadside.] © 1. Sept.
1, 1909; G 30827.
Francisco (J. BOND),
Cal.
Grand canyon of Arizona.
Sept. 14, 1909; G 306S3.
Los Angeles,
[24224
© jb.e
FRANKLIN LITHOGRAPH co., New York,
i, oes [ 24225-24296
Cook, courage. character, capability.
Siatuette of Cook. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28,
1909; G 30804.
Peary (Robert E.) Statuette of KR.
E. Peary with the inscription, Peary,
push, pluck, patience. © 1c. Sept. 27,
1909; G 30796.
Frost (Mrs. Acnes G.), San Fran-
cisco, Cal. [24227
Roses. [Post card.] © 1c. Aug.
16, 1909; G 30708.
Frost & ReeEp, Bristol, England.
[24228
woman
©
Sweet lavender. [Young
carrying tray of sweet lavender.]
‘1c. Aug. 20, 1909; G 30781.
GILBerT (CHARLES ALLAN), New York.
N. [24229-24237
Aurelia; by C. A. Gilbert. [Head
of young woman, low neck, lace het
trimmed with roses.] © 1 ¢. Sept. 20,
1809: G 30720.
24243
GILBERT (CHARLES ALLAN )—Continued.
Captivation; by C. Allan Gilbert.
[Young man dressed as clown, back
view, young woman in fancy dress.]
©1e. Sept. 22, 1909; G 30728.
Culmination; by C. A. Gilbert.
[Young man dressed as clown kissing
girl.] ©1e. Sept. 22, 1909; G 30731.
Flirtation; by C. A. Gilbert. [Young
man dressed as clown gazing down at
young woman in faney dress.] © 1 e.
Sept. 22, 1909; G 30726.
Gladys: by C. A. Gilbert. [Head of
young woman wearing white fur cap.]
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1909; G 3071T.
Juno; by C. A. Gilbert. [Head of
young woman, back view of bare skoul-
ders, head turned to left.] ©1e
Sept. 20, 1909; G 30719.
Mystification; by C. <A. Gilbert.
[Young man dressed as clown seated,
back of him stands a girl with kands
over his eyes.] ©1e. Sept. 22, 1909;
G 30729.
Supplication; by C. <A. Gilbert.
[Young man dressed as clown, kneeling
to a girl in faney dress.] © 1. Sept.
22, 1909; G 30730.
Tantalization; by C. <A. Gilbert.
[Young woman asleep ina chair, young
mian dressed as clown tickeling her on
cheek with rose.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 22,
1909; G 30727.
GowAN MEDICAL co., Durham, N. C.
[24238
Just in time. Young man in sick
bed, young woman nurse bending over
him, doctor standing pointing to some-
thing in one hand. © 1 c¢. Aug. 24,
1909; G 30562.
GrRANDT (Fritz) & co., Berlin, Ger.
| 24239
Reife friichte. Woman Carrying
large platter filled with fruit. ©1le.
Sept. 28, 1909; G 80SO8.
GRINDLE (ALFRED), Indianapolis, Ind.
[24240
Indianapolis, Ind. Capitol building.
©.-1 ¢. Sept. 16, 1909; G 30801.
GuNN (ARCHIE), New York, N. Y.
[ 24241-24243
My Lady Jonquil. [Young woman
in Jow neck empire gown, large hat,
back. view.] © 1.c.. Oct. 1, 1909; G
30820.
Rose. [Young woman in low
neck empire gown, large hat tied under
chin.] ©1e. Oct. 1, 1909; G 30819.
383
11698—09-—_3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24944
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
Gunn (ARcHIE)—Continued.
-Violet. [Young lady in low
neck evening gown, large hat, holding
a bunch of violets. ] © te) ‘Od st
1909; G 30821.
Hanson-JENKS coO., New York, N. Y.
[241944
- Violet girl. [Girl with bunch of
violets] ~ © 1 ¢. Sept. 11; 1909; G
30659.
Hare (J. KNowtes), New Jersey.
[24245-24247
[Dark girl with large hat
tied under chin with large bow to
right). © Pe. Oct.-1, 19092 GC 3082s.
Poppia. [Spanish type of girl with
large hat trimmed with flowers and
tied under chin with very large bow.]
© 1e. Oct. 1, 1909; G 30824.
Suzanne. [Young woman wearing
old-fashioned bonnet.] © 1 e. Oct. 1
1909; G. 30822.
HARPER AND BROTHERS, New York, N. Y.
[24248
Aaron; by Edwin A. Abbey. Male
figure, wrapped in robe, right arm
bare, head covered with dark cloth.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1909; G 30783.
-HAUSER (Miss JOSEPHINE), New York.
INLAY: [24249
Anatomical model of the human fig-
ure in plaster, front, back and side
views. ©1c. Sept. 14, 1909; G 80682.
HEMPSTEAD (B.), New York, N. Y.
[24250
Number of pedestals
© 1.¢4 Sept. 28,
OP he:
Scroll pedestal.
of scroll designs.
1909; G 80803.
HEYMANSON (HERMAN), Chicago, Il.
i [24251
Amen. © F' RI@® BR. [Egyptian
statue.], ©. 1c. Sept: 47,-190927-¢€
30707.
HrrscHBERG (CarL), Nantucket, Mass.
[24252
Home again. Young men earrying
‘dress! suit case, coming up behind old
lady in garden. © 1c. Sept. 27, 1909;
G 30790.
HorrMan (E.) & co., Chicago, Il.
[24253
Poker party. [Five men seated at
‘table playing poker.] © 1c. Sept. 29,
1909; G 30814.
HoLtpen (JAMES ALBERT), Fruitvale.
Cal. [24254
; Football. [Two scenes in’/game of
football.] © 1 ¢. Sept. 13, 1909; G
30664. :
Hupson (GRACE), Ukiah, Cal.
[24255-
Indian child. 3848. Small child sit-
ting beside basket of peaches.
Sept. 27, 1909; G 30798.
Yokia Indian baby. 350. Baby look-
ing at its refiection in the water.
1 e. Sept. 27, 1909; G 30795.
Indian child. 347. Child be-
side round basket. © 1 ¢. Sept. 27,
1909; G 30792.
Indians. 3849.
pee small Indian child. © 1c. Sept.
1909; G 380794.
pee (i. A.), Kansas City, Mo.
[24259-24264
Moods of the Missouri: Series 1,
Snags; Series 2, Noon in midsummer
on the Missouri; Series 3, Driftwood;
Series 4, Sand bars; Series 5, This is
the river primeval; Series 6, One morn-
ing in June. © 1c. of each Aug. 25,
1909; G 30568-80578.
HYDEMAN & LASSNER, New York, N. Y.
[24265
Bust of woman with straw hat. ©
1 ec. Sept. 9, 1909; Gi 30s:
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
America, Chicago, Ill. [24266
Secret (The). Little boy sitting on
step listening with pleased expression
to something little girl is whispering
co. OF
in his ear. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1909; G
80561.
JOHNSON (A. O.), New York, N. Y.
[24267
Book plate.
tive border.
Open book with decora-
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1909; G
30740
JOHNSTON HARVESTER CO., Batavia,
Te [24268
No thoroughfare. [Automobile be-
hind hay wagon unable to pass.] ©
1.c. Aug. 28, 1909; G.30679.
KAUFMANN & STRAUSS Co., New York,
Ney [24269-24275
At the ball; by Archie Gunn. [Young
woman in low neck evening gown with
flowers at girdle] © 1. ec. Sept. 16,
1909; G 380690.
Elk. [Elk with large antlers stand-
ing on a bank, mountains in the dis-
tanee.] © 1 °c. Sept. 7, 1909; G@
30628.
Helen; by Archie Gunn. [Young
Wwolan in low neck empire gown, rib-
bon around neck.] © 1 ¢ Sept. 16,
1909; G 80695.
384
94958
© 2 C.
©}
Indian girl ecar- |
:
:
WORKS
nos. 40-45. Oct., 1909
KAUFMANN & STRAUSS co.—Continued.
‘ Making a visit; by Archie Gunn.
[Young woman in high neck dress,
large hat and veil.] © 1. Sept. 16,
1909; G 30692.
Matineé girl; by Archie Gunn.
[Young girl in street costume.] ©lc.
Sept. 16, 19809; G 80694.
Society-bud; by Archie Gunn.
[Young wonian in low neck gown with
large hat.] © 1. Sept. 16, 1909; G
30691.
Spring; by Archie Gunn. [Young
girl in low neck gown with flowers iu
hair and at waist.] © 1c. Sept. 16,
1909; G 30693.
KELLERSTRASS FARM, Kansas City, Mo.
[24276
Peggy. Crystal white Orpington
hen standing in the straw. © 1.
Sept. 7, 1809; G 30627.
KER (BELFouR), New York, N. Y.
[24277
Hope. [Number of hands reaching
up to a cross.}] ©1ce. Sept. 24, 1909;
G 380746.
WIEFER (EDWIN H.), New York, N. Y.
[24278
‘Morning sky. [Sun moving westi-
ward, clouds and water below.] ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1909; G 80741.
Kiex (Mania L.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[24279
- Ring around the rosey. [Five little
girls, holding hands and_ circling
around.] ©1ce. Oct. 1, 1909; G 30825.
is Mee
[24280
Christmas star. Design for medal
with Christ as a baby in the middle
of a star, front and back views.
1 c. Sept. 30, 1909; G 3u815.
Kon (Jacop & JOsEF), New York.
La [242S1-242582
Scollop back. [Chair.] ©1ce. Sept.
16, 1909; G 3069S.
Trefoil back. [Chair.] ©1c. Sept.
16, 1309; G 380697.
LANGROCK Bros., New York, N. Y.
[24283
Hudson-Fulton pennant. [Clermont
and Half-Moon in river, cliffs in the
back ground.] © 1c. Aug. 24, 1900;
G 30630.
LARSEN (I. D.), Chicago, Ill. [24284
Emblem of Dansk brodersamfund.
Outline for embroidery. © 1 ec. Sept.
10, 1909: G 30654.
KKocH (FREDERICK) co., Newark,
OF ART
24296
LAUBER (JOSEPH). Upper Montclair,
ia a: [24285-24287
Call of the State. The State, rep-
resenting law and order, seated, Juris-
prudence, on her right expounding the
law, many other figures. © 1 ¢. Sept.
28, 1909; G 30S07.
Design for mural decoration in a
coved arch. Central feature, two genii
floating horizontally, one bearing olive
brauch, the other bundle of staves,
both upholding the shield of state. ©
1 ce. Sept. 28, 1909; G 30805.
Kentucky as the advance guard of
civilization. Allegorical group in cen-
tre, ou left settlers confronting un-
known dangers, on right flathoat on
Ohio attacked by Indians. © 1 «¢
Sept. 28, 1909; G 30806.
LAWRENCE & JELLICOE, LTD., Tondon,
Eng. [24288-24291
Broken melody. by Cecil Aldin. ©.
1c Aug. 19, 1909; G 80536.
Christmas coach in the inn yard, by
Cecil Aldin. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1909; @
30534.
on the hill, by Cecil Aldin. ©
bewAnue. 19; 1909; G 30535:
Good story, by Cecil Aldin. © 1.
Aug. 19, 1909; G 30537. uF
Lumspon (E. Curistine), Brooklyn,
ne [24292
Reverie; by Christine Lumsdon.
[Head of young woman with flowing
hair.] ©1ce. Sept. 17, 1909; G 30703.
McGraTH (ReEv. JOHN BERNARD), New
¥ork,. N.Y. [24293
Farley (Most Rev. John Murphy)
Bust. ©1c. Sept. 20, 1909; G 30722.
McManus (GEORGE), New York, N. Y.
[24294
Newlywed’s baby. [Figure of gro-
tesque baby kneeling on base.] ©1e.
Aug. 28, 1909; G 39639.
MaArscH (FERDINAND), New York,
W.-Y: [242095
Spring reverie; by F. Maesch.
[Head of young woman with fluffy
hair and bare shoulders, looking at
branch of Gogwood blossoms.]. © 1 e¢.
Sept. 11, 1909; G 30818.
MatTrHews (O. S.). New Orleans,*T.a.
_ [24296
Ye shall know the truth and the
truth shall make you free. [Bible on
a bed of flowers opened at John VILLI;
32.] ©1c. Sept. 11, 1909; G 30684.
385
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24297
pt. Iv, n.s., 7.4
Mitk & BABY HYGIENE, COMMITTFE ON.
Boston, Mass. [24297
Wealth of the world is human.
[Emblem of committee on milk and
baby hygiene. Two angels holding a
baby.] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1909; G 30656.
MOELLER (Louis), Williamsbridge.
N. Y. [24298
Moeller.
©
Discussion (The); by L.
{Four old men sented at a table.]
1c. Sept. 9, 1909; G 80778.
MoNeETA (JEROME J.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[ 24299-24300
Fulton (Robert) Bust. © 1 «
Sept. 7, 1909; G 30772.
Hudson (Henry). Bust. © 1 «
Sept. 7, 1909; G 30771.
MorRAHAN (EUGENE H.), Brooklyn.
N.. ¥. [24301
American elk. Model of elk. stand-
ing on rock base. head elevated, left
hind foot »dvanced. © 1 e¢. Sept. 4,
1909; G 30626.
NATION PUBLISHING CO.,
IN: Y. [24302
Rainey pier, Long Beach, L. 1.
Long pier renching out into the sea,
board walk and beach. © 1c. Sept.
27, 1909; G 30798.
NATIONAL ART CO., New York, N. Y.
New York.
[24303
Red mill by G. A. Aldrich. [Old
mill, water wheel and pond.] ©1l1e
Sept. 20, 1909; G 3071S.
NEEDHAM (C. A.), New York, N. Y.
[24304-24306
Fish napkin holder. Fish curved to
serve the purpose of holding a nap-
kin. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1909; G 305S6.
Hand napkin holder. Hand and
fore>rm curved to serve the purpose of
holding a napkin. © 1c Aug. 26,
1909; G 380585.
Snake napkin holder. Serpent
curved to serve the purpose of holding
a napkin. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1909; G
30584.
PETERS CARTRIDGE Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
[24307
Return from the hunt; by P. QR.
Goodwin. [Two men in canoe.] ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1909; G 30732.
Puivipps (T. F.) co., Dubuque, Iowa.
[2480824312
Altar designs. 20147, 29014, 260S0,
28023, 28021. © 1 ¢. each Aug. 23,
1909: G 30621-30625.
»
>)
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber- —
[24313-24316 ©
lin, Germany.
Frau (Die) des muscheifischers; by
Hans von Bartels. [Woman leading
child, fishermen in the background.]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1909; G 30702.
Simple maiden
worth a hundred coats of arms; by
J. Walter West. [Young girl dressed
in low neck gown and bonnet. seated
on window seat.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 16,
1909; G 30699.
Winter im hochgebirge; by Hans
von Petersen. [Hills covered with
show, small house in foreground. ]
1c Sept. 16, 1909; G 30700.
Winterabend; by Hans von [Teter-
sen. [Winter scene of hills and small
lake in foreground.] © 1 ¢. Sept. 16,
1909; G 30701.
PIKE (WILLIAM), New York, N. Y.
[24317
Pike painting. [AIl the presidents,
with, Washington, Roosevelt and Lin-
coln in the foreground.] © 1 ce. Aug.
17, 1909; G 380604.
PotGArRY (GizA DE), New York, N. Y.
[24318
Beethoven (Louis); by Giza de Pol-
giry. [Bust] © 1. Sept. 24, 1909;
G 30744.
Prrok (CHARLES M.) & CAMBRIA
(FRANK), New York, N. Y.
[24319-24323
Cook (Dr.) reached the North Pole
Apr. 21, 190S. [Dr. Cook me Arene
dress] © 1c. Sept. 13, 1909; G 30678.
My country tis of thee. [Little boy
dressed in Arctic costume holding U.S.
flag] ©1c. Sept. 17, 1809; G 30704.
Peary’s dash to the Pole. [Peary
cressed in Arctic costume leading dog]
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1909; G 30705.
Whose nole is it. [Bear holding up
a pole] ©1e. Sept. 13, 1909; G 30677.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH Provi-
dence, R. I. [ 24323
Laborers in the vineyard. [Labor-
ers receiving their pay] © 1c. Sept.
11, 1909; G 30657.
Co.,
PUBLICITY ENGRAVING Co., Pittsburg. Pa.
[24324
[Little girl hold-
©1c. Aug. 26,
Christmas, 1909.
ing doll in her arms]
1809; G 30592.
86
in her flower is
:
:
WORKS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1909
REDMAN (CHARLES F.), Chicago, Tl.
[24325
Airship wall paper frieze. [Sky
filled with different types of airships
and balloons, trees and buildings be-
low] ©1c. Aug. 11, 1909; G 30578.
Rem (Rospert), New York. N. Y.
[24326
Light of education. [Female figure
seated with open book on knees, Puri-
tan nan at her right pointing to group
of Indians at canp fire, to left a num-
ber of male and female figures] © 1
e. Aug. 27, 1909; G 30594.
REINTHAL & NEWMAN, New York, N. Y.
[ 24327-24328
Love me and the world is mine.
{Little girl kissing a little boy.] ©l1e.
Sept. 13, 1909; G 30663.
Where's ’oo hanky. [Two little
zirls.] © 1 c¢. Sept. 13, 1909; G
30662.
REPRODUCTION co., New York, N. Y.
[24329
Redman (The) Head and shoul-
ders of Indian wearing war bonnet. ©
1 ec. Sept. 1, 1909; G 30606.
H.),
RiIcHARDSON (Mrs. New York,
a WN. Y. [24330
Half Moon (caricature of) Cres-
cent shaped boat with mast and sail,
colonial figure in knickerbockers at
helm. ©1ce. Aug. 13, 1909; G 30581.
Riee (RELEE), New York, N. Y.
[24331-24332
‘Fulton making his first trip in his
steamboat up the Hudson. [Clermont
steaming up Hudson, eight spectators
on bank waving handkerchiefs and
hats.] © 1c. Aug. 11, 1909; G 30582.
Hudson entering the river bearing
his name. [Half Moon entering Hud-
son river, Indians on the bank looking
on amazed.] © 1c. Aug. 11, 1909; G
80583.
ROSENKRANTZ (ARILD), London, Eng-
land. [24333
Entombment (The) Group of four
-mnmen on a hill earrying the dead body
of Christ. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1909: G
30785.
RoyAL TAILors, Chicago, Il.
| : [24834-24336
_ We back our pictures with this guar-
antee. [Thirteen fashion plates ar-
ranged with guarantee.] © 1c. Aug.
11, 1909; G 30580.
|
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OF ART
24346
Royawt TAILORS—Continued.
What a real tailor can do. [Young
man dressed in the latest fashion.]
©1c. Sept. 24, 1909; G 30743.
Wherever big men gather, there you
will find tailor dressed men exclusive-
ly. [Nine men gathered around table.]
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1909; G 30579.
RUMFORD CHEMICAL
dence, R. I.
Baby doll. Head of little girl.
L ¢, Oct. 1, 1909; G S0SS&
RuNGIAS (CARL), Brooklyn. N. Y.
[ 2483S8—24339
Battle cry (The) [Bull elk, stand-
ing in brush, head in air in act of
Provi,
[24337
©
WORKS,
bugling, trees in background.] ©1le.
Aug. 28, 1909; G 30601.
Three rams. [Three rams standing
on rocky slope of mountain, other
mountains in distance.] © 1 ¢. Aug.
28, 1909; G 30602.
SAINT-GAUDENS (A. H.). Windsor, Vt.
[24340
Negro heads, six studies; by Augus-
tus Saint-Gaudens. Heads used in the
Shaw memorial. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1909;
G 30685.
ScHWARTz’S (SAMUEL) SONS Co., New
WOEK: INS ¥- [24341-24343
Art and nature. [Studio, with
female statue in the center, a model
on a couch surveys it.] © 1. Aug.
26, 1909; G 30587.
King of the desert;
[Lion standing in desert at night,
ditch of water in the background.] ©
1 ec. Aug. 26, 1909; G 305SS8.
Thoughts of home; by Jean Berand.
Scene in French café, man and two
women sitting at table. © 1 c. Sept.
14, 1909; G 30681.
by Surand.
SEAVEY (EFFIE LEONE), Mamaroneck,
NE [24344
Rysdks Hambletonian. Horse stand-
ing in field. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1909; G
30TTT.
Serenac (G.), Paris, France. [24345
Solitude. no. 5879. [Nude figure of
a woman asleep.] © 1 c. Sept. 22,
1909: G 30802.
SmitH (C. Rocers), Middletown, N. Y.
[24346
of Romberger.
© 1 ec. Sept. 10,
Monument design
[Large stone sha%t.]
1909: G 30780.
387
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24347
SPIELVOGEL (EmiIL), New York, N. Y.
[24347
: Dordrecht. [Harbor and number of
small boats.] © 1c. Sept. 7, 1909; G
30713.
Srokes (FREDERICK A.) co., New York,
ie Ns W.. [24848-24368
Bunny, bunny. [Little boy holding
handful of grass over large white
rabbit.] ©1c. Sept. 8, 1909; G 30631.
_ Hello! marriage bureau; by Will
Grefé. [Young man with arm around
a girl, Cupid near by at telephone.|
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1909; G 30845.
‘ Magic circle; by Will Grefé.
{Young man putting ring on a young
womian’s finger.] ©1c. Oct. 1, 1909;
G, 80842.
Maryland, my Maryland. [Girl at
piano singing, man leaning on piano.]
© 1c. Sept. 2. 1909; G 30618.
Match (A); by Will Grefé. Young
woman sitting on arm of a ehair,
where man is seated, lighting his
cigar. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1909; G 8US43.
’ My old Kentucky home. [Visionary
eouple in gate way of colonial muan-
sion, moon in background.] © 1 «@
Sept. 2, 1909; G 30619.
My poor dolly. [TV.ittle girl holding
up hands, looking down at pig chewing
doll.] ©1c. Sept. 8, 1909; G 30632.
Only two at dinner. [Young man
and woman in evening dress absorbed
With each other at dinner, another
man covertly watching them.] ©l1e.
Sept. 2, 1909; G 80615.
the game. [Young woman and
man sitting on stand, enthusiastic
Spectators in the rear.] © 1. Sept.
2, 1909; G 80616.
the house party.
man sitting in chair, young man on
floor beside her, other young people in
the background playing billiards.] ©
1 ¢. Sept. 2, 1909; G 30613.
the opera. [Young man and
woman in evening dress intently en-
gaged, others in the rear.] © 1 ¢.
Sept. 2, 1909; G 30614.
Securely hooked; by Will Grefé.
{Young man and woman seated on the
ground, woman playing with fishing
rod.] ©1e. Oct. 1, 1909; G 30844.
Suwanee river. [Girl on horseback
picking blossoms from tree.] © 1 e.
Sept. 2, 1909; G 30617.
Unexpected guests. [Baby seated in
large chair eating bread and milk,
duck and_three ducklings on floor by
chair.] © 1. Sept. 8, 1909: G 30633.
[Young wo-
pt. Iv, n.S., Vv. 4
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co.—Cont'd.
Way down south in Dixie. [Colonial
hallway decorated with holly, in which
young men and women are dancing
Virginia reel.] © 1c Sept. 2, 1909;
G 380620.
Who's afraid. [Little boy with
switch in hand standing beside large
rooster.] © 1 ¢« Sept. 8, 1909; G
30634.
STRAUSS (FRANK Y.), New York, N. Y.
[24364-24365
Fulton (Robert). Head of Robert
Fulton wearing coat and stoek of style
of 1807, underneath in miniature is
seen a boat. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1909; G
50840.
Matinee girl. Young girl in loose
low necked gown wearing shawl and
hat with high crown trimmed with
flowers, carries fan. © 1 ¢ Aug 24,
1909; G 80560.
SYKES (CHESTER W.) » Sprin afield,
Mass. [24366
Our infinite earth in new light.
[Drawing of globe] © 1c. Aug. 31,
1809; G 30661.
TAFT STATUETTE CO., Beverly, Mass.
[24367
in the White House ehair.
© lie. Sept. 27, 1909; G
Tart
Statuette.
50797.
TEeFFT (Cart E.), New York, N. ¥.
[24868
Great bronze column of Staten Is-
land. [Column surmounted by heroie
figure of a man.]
19093 °G S0r1s.
THOMPSON (JAMES W.), Detroit, Mich.
[24369 —
Fraternal order of Menelik. [Crown-
ed lion and head of Menelik.] ©le
Sept. 16, 1909; G 380689.
TIFFANY & co., New York, N. Y.
j [24370
American chemical society badge. © ©
1 e. Sept. 1, 1809; G 80605.
TOURTELLOTTE (J. E.) & CO., Boise,
Idaho. [24371 —
Idaho capitol building. ©1e. Aug.
16, 1909; G 80712.
UNDERWOOD the & co., New York,
Nie [24372
Fritz (Rose). [Young woman seated
at typewriter.]) © 1 ¢. Sept. 23, Path
G 30733.
388
© 1e. Sept. 16, .
WORKS
nos. 40-48, Oct., 1909
UNITED CANDY co., Boston, Mass.
[24373
Roses. Rose branch and head of
woman. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1909; G 380652.
Weiss (Hitpa H.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cleopatra. [Head of woman in bas
relief.}] ©1c. Sept. 25, 1909; G 30784. |
WESTERN CARTRIDGE CO., St. Louis, Mo.
[24375
Just in time. [Hunter watching an
elk coming to water.] ©1e. Aug. 28,
1909; G 30680.
}
|
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WILMARTH
ville, Pa. [24376
Summer girl. Head of girl wearing
large hat, with veil tied under chin.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1909; G 30791.
(GLEN GEORGE), Alden-
Number of entries of Works of Art
Jan. 1, 1909
[24374 |
OF ART
24380
Witmot (WILLIAM G.), Chicago, 11.
[24377
Chart of the world. [View of the
world from the North Pole] ©l1e
Sept. 24, 1909; G 80745.
WooprurFr (Mrs. CoricEe), Minneapolis,
Minn. [24378
Miss Muffet. [Little girl sented
under a large spider webb.] © 1.
Sept. 20, 1909; G 380782.
WRIGHT (WiLbBuR L.),
Du €
In the shadow of the cross;
He HH. Able:
Washington,
0=
by
[Full length figure of
Christ.| © 1b ¢ ‘Sept. .i1; tote e
30656.
XIMENES (ETTARE), New York, N. Y.
[243S0
Gibbons (Cardinal). [Standing
statuette, dressed in clerical robes.]
©1ec. Aug. 14, 1909; G 30577.
included in the Catalogue since
389
Y
eS ke “nce rm PS
24381-28643
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
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COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART 4:
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS
OR PLASTIC WORKS OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECH-
NICAL CHARACTER; PHOTOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS; WORKS OF ART
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 44-47
NOV EMBER, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1909
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “‘shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
6 as Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4, issued
monthly, is arranged in two alphabets of proprietors, with subalphabets of titles,
as follows:
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or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J, Photographs, and —
Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations. |
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identifying reproductions deposited according to law with the applications for copy-—
right of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or Designs for works
of art).
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated —
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To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘G,’’ Class G, Works of art; ‘‘H,’’
Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; ‘‘I,’? Class I, Drawings or plastic works of a
scientific or technical character; ‘‘J,’?? Class J, Photographs, and ‘‘K,’’ Class K,
Prints and pictorial illustrations. ‘‘©”’ stands for copyright registration of a pub-
lished work, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1 c.’? implies copyright registration
of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the |
photograph or other identifying reproduction, and ‘‘2 c.,’? for 2 copies, followed by the
date of their receipt. In the case of pictorial contributions to periodicals, only one
copy of the pictorial contribution is required. Prior to July 1, photographs were des-
ignated as Class ‘‘H,’’ subsequent to that date they became Class ‘‘J;’’ also under
the old law Engravings, Cuts, and Prints were designated as Class ‘‘F.”’
An annual index of proprietors is furnished for this part in the December issue.
The subscription price for Part 4, which must be for the complete calendar year, is
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CLASSES H-K,
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC
WORKS OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHO-
TOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
AD ART SERVICE, Cleveland, Ohio.
[ 24881, 24882
Harvest sale. © Sept. 29, 1909; 2 ¢
Oct. 2, 1909; K 2781.
Turkey page. © Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c.
Oct) 20, 1909; K 3171.
ADLER (David) & SONS CLOTHING CO.,
Milwaukee, Wis. [243883
Styles for autumn and winter 1909-
1910. © Sept. 3, 1909; 2 ¢. Sept. 7,
1909; K 1659.
ALABAMA-GEORGIA SYRUP cO., Mont-
gomery, Ala. [24384
Alaga. © Aug. 16, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
9, 1909; K 1910.
ALLEN (WILLIAM M.), La Porte, Ind.
[24385
Four feeds for one cent. © Aug. 17,
1909 ; 2 c. Aug. 20, 1909; K 883.
ALLION (J. M.), Fayette, Ohio.
[24386
Morenci, Mich., Stair auditorium. ©
Sept. 24, 1909; 2 ¢«. Oct. 4, 1909; J
132891.
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [20 prints]
Autumn leaves. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2c.
Oem 1909; K 3351.
At supper.—Chestnuts.—Furs and
feathers. — Hornets. — Hunting. —
Thanksgiving dinner.—Thanksgiving
turkey.—Visting. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2c.
each Oct. 25, 1909; K 3343-3350.
Friends.—Going some.—Motor girl.—
New-comer.—New girl.—On the line.—
Out for a stroll.—Parade.—Resting.—
Taking his photo. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2c.
each Sept. 24, 1909; K 2217-2226.
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER,
York, N. Y. [7 prints.]
[24406-24412
Fencing girl.—First photograph of
Explorer Peary and his men.—Mem-
New
[24887-24405 |
» AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Con.
; Peary and men.—Peary family answer-
ing Sydneys plaudits.—Peary in throng
at Sydney and two of his men.—Scenes
in Sydney’s great welcome to Peary.
© Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 27,
1909; K 2287-2298.
ANDERSON (A. W.), Plymouth, Mass.
[24413
Plymouth rock in front of Pilgrim
Hall. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1909; J 182996.
ANDERSON & LARSON, Provo, Utah.
[24414
Provo, [Utah] tabernacle, President
Taft’s reception. © Sept. 25, 1909;
2 Gs Oct. 4, 1909; J. Taser.
ARTISTORIA NOVELTY CO., Rochester,
IN. ¥x [24415
Puzzle wood display outfit. © Sept.
3, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1909; K 1918.
ASHLEY (JOHN E.), Erie, Pa.
. » [24416
Church kalendar 1910. © Dec. 1,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1909; K 8302.
| AXELSON (FRANK A.), Crested Butte,
Colo. [24417
Ptarmigan. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 6, 1909; J 183775.
BattEy & Batty, Oklahoma City,
Okla. [24418
Oklahoma City, Okla., factory and
warehouse for Conger safe co. © Oct.
| 1, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1909; J 182734.
| BAILEY POST CARD CO.,
Hutchinson,
Kans. [24419-24422
Corn is king. © Oct. 18, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 25, 1909; J 1383755.
I am my master’s pet, whose pet are
you? . ©, Oct...18, 19095, 2 c, Oech .25;
1909; J 133596.
Our barnyard pet. © Oct. 18, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 23, 1909; J 133597.
Rare sport in the west. © Oct.
bers of Peary party on Arctic dash.— | 18, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1909; J 133592.:
ogk
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24423
‘BAIN '(GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
Ney. [24423 24454
lermont.
2 ec. Oct. 15, 1909; J 188166.
Cook (F. A.), wife and others, 1-14.
«© Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29,
1909; J 133887-133900.
Half Moon. 887-7. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 15, 1909; J 133160. -
Harriman (E. H.) : 871-3; And fam- |
‘ily, 871-2; And wife, 871-11, 871-12.
‘© Aug. 24, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 23,
1909; J 1382114132117.
Inflexible. 888-10. © Sept.
‘1909; 2 c Oct. 15, 1909; J 133165.
Kehl (Consul), Mrs. Peary and chil-
‘dren. 881-7, 881-8. © Sept. 15, 1909;
15,
“2c. each Oct. 15, 1909; J 133164, 13316S. |
Kuni (Prince), 876-6. © Sept. 8,
AS09:;2-¢. Sept..23, 19095. t32018;
Peary (Marie) and Naomi Kehl.
‘881-12. © Sept. 15, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 15,
1909; J 183161.
_ Peary (Mrs.) and children.
© Sept. 15, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 15, 1909; J
183167.
Peary
881-6. © Sept. 15, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 15,
1909; J 183162.
Peary (R. E.), jr., at Sydney. 881-9.
© Sept. 15, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 15, 1909; J
1383163.
Zerola (Nicola) Nos. 220, 10-18.
© Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 5, 1909 ;
J 1382756-132759.
BAKER (D. C.), St. Louis, Mo. [24455
Raikes (Robert). © Sept. 25, 1909;
2c. Sept. 27, 1909; K 2286.
BALDINGER (W. H.), Galveston, Tex.
[24456 |
Dash to north pole—Cook or Peary? |
©) Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; K
3000.
‘BALDWIN (JOSEPHINE L.), Newark,
eT. [24457-24459
Garden of Eden. © Sept. 14, 1909;
2c. Sept. 15, 1909; K 1930.
Hiding from God. © Sept.
1909; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; K 1931.
In the beginning. © Sept. 14, 1909;
2c. Sept. 15, 1909; K 1929.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD, Balti-
more, Md. [24460-24461
14,
Sky line of New York, the billion |
dollar mile. © Aug., 1909; 2 ec. Aug.
30, 1909; K 1428.
Sky line of Pittsburg. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1909; K 3205.
889-5. © Sept. 15, 1909; |
881-11. |
(Mrs. R. E.) and daughter. |
pt. Iv; nN. Ss Veet
BAMFoRTH & ©O., New York, N. Y.
[i2 prints] [ 24462-24473
Let sunshine be thy birthday’s gift.—
Like the spring.—May thy birthday like
_ the violets bring thee joy and love.—
May you be blessed.—May your birth-
day be one round of pleasure.—May
your birthday be one sweet dream of
| happiness.—May your birthday ever be
a path of roses.—On this thy birth-
day.—Right joyous birthday to thee.—
That thy birthday may be like carna-
tion day.—Wish of thy friends.—Wish-
| ing that your birthday be a_ sweet
clover patch of happiness. © Aug.
1. 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 9, 1909;‘K
1752, 17538, 1967-1976.
BANDHOLTZ (FRED. J.), Des Moines,
Iowa. [24474
Crawford, Nebr. © July 13, 1909;
2c. July 16, 1909; J ta1g27,
BARMORE PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[24475
Bonaparte (Napoleon); by Otto J.
Schneider. © Sept. 29, 1909; 2 ce. Oct.
1, 1909; K 2546.
Baronow (S.), New York, N. Y.
[24476
Blectra, transparent window dis-
play. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢. Aug: 26,
1909; K 1465.
BASEBALLITIS CARD CoO., Milwaukee,
| Wis. [24477
| Baseballitis. © Sept. 138, 1909; 2 ¢.
| Sept. 27, 1909; K 2279.
Batre, (Merrit J.), New York, N. Y.
[24478
New York, the world market. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1909; K
1802.
BaTTELL (Mrs. Rosa Lewis), Cedar
Grove, Wis. [24479
Moonlight on Chequamegon bay. ©
Oct. 18, 1909; 2 @ Ott. 23) 20ate
133594.
BEARD ART Minneapolis,
Minn. [24480
Parting day. © July 24, 1909; 2c.
July 27, 1909; K 1041.
Bearry (R. R.), Artesia, N. Mex.
| [24481-24483
Hobson (R. P.).—Bryan (W. J.) 1,
2. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 25,
1909; J 1382941-1382948.
| BEHRENDT (RICHARD), San Francisco,
Cal. [24484
Golden Gate folder. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2c. Aug. 10, 1909; K 1362.
GALLERIES,
392
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
BELL (JAMES W.) SON « cO., New York,
N. Y. [16 prints] [24485-24500
Ashton.—Auto. — Bell. — Claxton. — |
Clinton. — Collegian. — Horseman. —
Knottingham.—Newcastle.— Newton.—
CLASSES, H TO K |
24565
| Brepy (GeorcE M.), Hingham Center,.
Mass. [ 24525
North Conway, N. H., Saco river.
© Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1909; FT.
| 133976.
Professional. — Roxford.—West-end.— |
Westminster. © Sept. 10, 1909: 2 «.
each Sept. 7, 1909; K 18383-1846.
Four exclusive waist-coats.—Tuxedo
and dress waist-coats.
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909; K 2001,
2002.
BENEDICT (CHARLES), Los Angeles,
Cal. [24501 |
Holy city. © Sept. 5, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 6, 1909; K 1453.
BENHAM (W. D.), Detroit, Mich.
[24502
[Detroit, Mich.] Tigers. © Oct. 2,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 8, 1909; J 133277.
BENNETT (Haro~tp M.), New York,
mM ¥. [24503
[New York, N. Y.] Metropolitan life |
building. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. Sept. |
16, 1909; J 131807.
BERDAN PUB. CO., New York, N. Y. [17
prints] . [ 24504-24520
All the world’s a stage.—Good-bye
honey.—Liebeslied.—Sea, the skies and
you, dear. © Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 18, 1909; K 3069-3072.
Broke—and of course a2 woman did |
it.—Explorers.—Father told me that
wine, woman and song, etc.—It’s the
king of indoor sports.—Recessional.—
Say, Mister, will you please tell me
the time.—Sure I’m a mad dog.—There
are microbes in kisses.—When earth’s
last picture is painted. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 ce. each Oct. 8, 1909; K 2818-
2826.
Look out kid.—Recessional.—This is |
truth the poet sings.—When earth’s
last picture is painted. © Sept. 20,
1909 ; 2 c. each Sept. 22, 1909; K 2089-—
2092.
Best & co., New York, N. Y. [24521
Improved ear cap. © Oct. 7, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 8, 1909; K 1688.
Betts & Berts, inc., New York, N. Y. |
[ 24522-24524 |
Betts man, no. 2. © Aug. 17, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 19, 1909; K 849.
—no. 4. © Oct. 23, 1909; 2 «. |
Oct. 26, 1909; K 3411.
Our factory is working night and
day. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 «. Oct. 4,
1909; K 2862.
© Sept. 10, |
BIBLE CALENDAR AND PUB. CO., New:
York). Wa’. [24526-24527
Bible readers’ calendar. 1, 6.
Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 25, 1909 ;.
K 2247, 2248.
BIGHAM’sS (WM.) SONS, Gettysburg,
Penn. [24528
Young buzzards. © Oct. 19, 1909;
| 2 c. Oct. 20, 1909; J 133308.
BIoGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[24529-24538
[Moving picture rolls.]
Change of heart. © 1 c¢. Oct. 14,
| 1909; J 183141.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1909; J
Expiation.
133582.
Fair exchange.
1909; J 182094.
Crane
Sept. 22,
Fools of fate. © 1. Oct. 7, 1909;
J t428th.
His lost love. © 1. Oct. 19, 1909;
db lao 2tG:
In the watches of the night.
Oct. 27, 1909; J 133855.
Leather stocking. © 1 ¢. Sept. 29,
1909; J 132315.
Lines of white on a sullen sea. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1909; J 1383854.
Little teacher. © 1 c¢. Oct. 7, 1909;
ad) 12S
Wanted a child. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1909:
J 182957.
©le.
BIRDSALL (K. N.), New York, N. Y.
[245389
Todd’s (E. Lillian) aeroplane, front
view. © Sept. 17. 1909; 2 ¢. Sept. 18,
1909; J 131934.
BireceE (M. H.) & sons co., Buffalo,
Wis [24540-24564
[Wall decorations] Interior no’s
) 1 935..,© Aug. 11, 1909; 2 ¢.-each
| Aug. 16, 1909; K 1285-1309.
| BisHop (FLoyp CAssEL), Chicago, Ill.
| [24565
| Chicago sunrise. © Oct. 1, 1909;
12 e. Oct. 13, 1909: J 133075.
393
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24566
BLACET (HRNEST D.), Painesville, Ohio.
[24566-24570 |
Painesville, Ohio:
Erie College, Science Hall, A. B.;
Moody’s hollow; Path, college woods.
© Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 21,
1909; J 132683-132686.
— Public library; © Oct. 4, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 9, 1909; J 182882.
BLAck (W. J.), Chicago, Il.
[24571-24572
Big crops there will make you smile,
too.—Happy homes there will make
you smile, too. © Sept. 24, 1909; 2 «.
each Sept. 27, 1909; K 2281, 2282.
RR. E.), wChadron,
Nebr. [24573-24574
Chadron, Nebr. Home of C. F. Coffie.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1909; J 133980.
Home of A. W.
BLANCHARD (MRS.
©
Rickman.
Oct 22; 1909: 2e> Oct. SO; 1909= 5
133979.
BLIMLINE (EH. L.) &.co., New York,
Eee [24575-24586
Fashion illustration, 1-12. © Sept.
11, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 22, 1909: K
2193-2204.
Buiss, DEVENEAU co., Chicago, II.
[24587-24590
Service sheets, no. 114, Oct. 9, 1909.
© Oct. 4, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1909; K
2814.
no. 115, Oct. 16, 1909. © Oct.
At 1909); 2%) Oct. 18.1909= KS07s:
no. 116, Oct. 23, 1909. © Oct.
18, 1909; 2c. Oct. 21, 1909; K 3189.
no. 117, Oct. 30, 1909. © Oct.
22, 1909; 2 c. Oct, 27, 1909; K 3432.
Boag (Wm. J.), Pawhuska, Okla.
[24591-24596
Copper Field and family of Osage
indians. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2 ¢c. Oct. 9,
1909; J 133584.
Osage indian band. © Oct. 4, 1909;
2 c. Oct. 9, 1909; J 133583.
Stink (John):
Leaving Main st. bridge, Paw-
huska, Okla.; Sitting down; Sleeping
on the streets. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2 «.
each Oct. 9, 1909; J 133585133587.
Winters (Mrs. Paline). © Oct. 4,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1909; J 183588.
BopziakK (JOHN), Philadelphia, Pa.
[24597
Kosciol Sw. Wojciecha. © Oct. 23,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1909; J 133228.
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
BONESTEEL (Miss Mary R.), Kansas
City, Mo. [24598
Ah kant elope milady beautiful.
© Oct. 16, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1909; K
Sou
Book NEWS MONTHLY, Philadelphia,
a. [24599-24601
Pawnbroker’s shop. © Oct. 27,
1909; 2 ec Oct. 25, 190592 heen
Weaning the calves; by Rosa Bon-
heur. © Aug. 27, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 21,
1909; K 923.
Whitman (Walt.) © Sept. 30, 1909;
2c. Sept. 28, 1909; K 2456.
BOSTON HERALD Co., Boston, Mass.
[24602-24604
Cook (Dr.) in cabin} joleaag
Egede.—Cook (Dr.) waving to cheer-
ing crowds.—Steamer Hans Egede.
© Sept. 15, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 27,
1909; K 2390-23892.
BotsFrorD (J. E.), Santa Barbara, Cal.
[24605
Barbara (Saint) with historical
sketch. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 ec. Oct.
16, 1909; J 1383252.
Bowers (De Moss), Los Angeles, Cal.
[24606
Shadow of the cross. © Sept. 14,
1909; 2c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 2192.
BOWERS RUBBER WORKS, San Francisco,
Cal. [24607
Firemen in action. © 1. Sept. 23,
1909; J 182102.
Boyp (LAWRENCE VISSCHER), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [24608
Toyland. © 1 c¢ Oct 23.2302.
J 1383874.
BraGeR (A. A.), Baltimore, Md.
[24609
New manager. © Aug. 12, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 28, 1909; K 2908:
BRANDALL (Harry N.), Amarillo, Tex.
[24610
Amarillo’s wheel of progress. ©
Aug. 30, 1909; 2 « Sept. 2) 30033
1663.
BRANDEL (WM. H.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[24611
(G) Hale.
Buffalo. Sept. 20, 1909;
| J 132070.
BRAWTHEN & Birk, Oakes, N. Dak.
[24612 ©
Oakes, N. Dak., City hall, ete. © 4
July 28, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 11,. D0Stea =
33039.
394
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
BREDESON (HENRY B.), New York,
bn tie a [24613
What hath man wrought. © Sept.
11, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1909; J 131802.
BRETT LITHOGRAPHING cCo., New York,
: [24614
Helen. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 21,
1909; K 3190.
BRETZMAN (CHAS. F.), Indianapolis,
Ind. [24615
Indiana state fair, airship flight,
Sept., 1909. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 «¢.
Sept. 21, 1909; J 182927.
BREWER (S. H.), Beaukiss, Tex.
[24616
Dad drinks booze. © Aug. 17, 1909;
2 & Oct. 15, 1909; K 3301.
BRIGHAM (JOHN M.), Battle Creek,
Mich. [24617
Bubbles. © July 21, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct.
11, 1909; J 182983.
Brock (Nace), Asheville, N. C.
[24618
Midsummer dream. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 16, 1909; J 133184.
BrRoMLEY (Epwarp A.), Minneapolis,
Minn. [24619
In the shadow of the birches. ©
reno €. July 31, 1909; J
1317382.
Brooks (C. G.), McConnelsville, Ohio.
[24620-24621
McConnelsville, Ghio, public square.
East view.—West view. © July, 1909;
2 e. each Aug. 20, 1909; K 1826, 1797.
Brossargt (EDWARD),
Cincinnati, Ohio.
[24622
Small boy holding a rooster. © June
15, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1909; J 132768.
Brown (H. W.), Tifton, Ga.
[24623-24626
Mammoth lodi cotton.—My melon.—
Picking short staple cotton.—White
pearl corn. ©1ce. each Sept. 18, 1909;
J 131928131931.
Brown (Henry C.) co., New York,
NYY [24627-24628
Fulton’s (Robert) Clermont. 1807. |
Hudson’s (Hendrick) Half Moon.
1609.
© Sept. 25, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 22,
1909; K 2208, 2209.
Brown (LE Roy C.), Logan, Iowa.
[24629
Sioux City, Iowa, 1856. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1909; J 1383428.
TO K
24650
Brown (N. E.), Grand Haven, Mich.
[24630
Comstock park. © Sept. 17, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 20, 1909; J 182705.
BRUNSWICKE - BALKE-COLLENDER CO.,
New York, N. Y. [24631
Lady playing billiards; by Archie
Gunn. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1909; H 104.
BuEHL & Mutuer, Brooklyn, N. Y.
[24632-24634
Clermont. — Half Moon. — Hudson
(Henry) landing to trade with the
Indians, Sept., 1609. © Aug. 23, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 25, 1909; K 1042-1044.
BUREAU OF NATL. LITERATURE & ABT,
Washington, D. C. [24635
Washington, D. C. Birdseye view
and group picture of public buildings.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909; K
1045.
Bureess (W. E.), Scottsville, Va.
[24636-24638
Scottsville, Va. High school. ©
Sept. 14, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1909; J
131812.
Shores, Va.:
Middleton mills; Shores, Va. ©
Oct. 14, 1909; 2 ce. each Oct. 15, 1909;
J 133148, 1383149.
BurKE & ATWELL, Chicago, I.
[24639-24640
Outweighs all others. — Pittsburg
base-ball team, national league.
Oct. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 12, 1909;
J 133192, 133193.
BuRNET (ALEXANDER) & TEMPLE (HER-
BERT), London, Eng. [24641-24642
Aero hair net.—Vero-nete, invisible
fringe nets. © Aug. 14, 1909; 2 c. each
Aug. 31, 1909; K 1420, 1421.
BurRnHAM (A. W.), Dwight, I11.
[24643-24650
(Dwight, Hl] :°C: .& A> Depot; W:
Mazon ave. © Oct. 6, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 8, 1909; J 132855, 132856.
Livingston hotel; P. O. Bldg.
© Oct. 9, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 11, 1909 ;
J 132993, 182994.
Livingston porch; W st. © Oct.
15, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 16, 1909; J
133186, 133187.
Keeley (Leslie E.) co., laboratory.
© Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1909; J
133430.
Renfrew park, 3. © Oct. 20, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 21, 1909; J 133429.
’ 395
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24651
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.4
BUSHNELL (FLoypD), Butte, Mont.
[ 24651-24652
B. HS. football team, 1909. ©
Oct. 26, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 30, 1909; J
133977.
Taft (Pres.) at Leonard mine. ©
Oct. 9, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1909; J
133096.
BoutcHer (S. D.) & SON, Kearney,
Nebr. [24653-24774
Black Hills, S. Dak., 1775. © Aug.
1, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 22, 1909; J 1838653.
Tourists panning gold on
French Creek, 1695. © Aug. 1, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 22, 1909; J 1383673.
Crow agency, Mont., getting ready
forthe round-up, (2012. ©aGect. 4,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1909; J 183628.
Custer, S. Dak., Wonderland Park:
Balance rock, 1758; Needles, 1756 ;
Seene, 1751. © ‘Aug. 15, 1909; 2.
each Oct. 22, 1909; J 183687-133689.
Hermit cave, 1762. © Aug. 1,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1909; J 1838651.
Custer Battlefield, Mont.:
Monument, 2023; National ceme-
tery, 2025, 2026; Where Custer’s first
men were killed, 2021; Where Custer
fell, 2024. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ce. each
Oct. 22, 1909; J 133635, 133637-133640.
Deadwood, S. Dak.:
Grave of Calamity Jane, 1798;
Grave of Wild Bill and Calamity Jane,
1797; Million dollar cyanide plant of
Home Stake co., 18138. Aug. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 22, 1909; J 1838655—
133657.
Hill City, S. Dak.:
Gold medal boarding-house, 1777;
Hauling ore to stamp mill, 1774. ©
Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 22, 1909;
J 133652, 183654.
Hot Springs, S. Dak., Wind cave:
Frost work, 1573; Statue and grave
of A. F. McDonald, explorer and guide,
1561. © Aug. 30, 1909; 2 ce each Oct.
22, 1909; J 133642, 133643.
In memory of Fort Phill Kearney
massacre, 2022. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 22, 1909; J 133636.
Lead, S. Dak., Homestake works,
1895. © Aug. 30, 190932 ¢. 0c 22.
1909; J 133649.
Little Big Horn [Mont.],
massacre, 1876:
Indian teepes, 2014; Near Reno
crossing, 2018; Reno Point in distance,
2018, 2019; Residence of Curley, 2020;
Where Reno crossed, 2015, 2016. ©
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 22, 1909:
J 1838629-133634.
Custer
ButrcHer (8S. D.) & son—Continued.
Little Spearfish Canyon, S. Dak.:
Hazel Falls, 1867, 1879; Rapids,
1871; Scene, 1863. © Aug. 30, 1909;
2 e. each Oct. 22, 190905005 133644—
133646, 133648.
Rapid City, S. Dak., Hangman’s
hill, 1920. © Aug. 30, 1909; 2 ec. Oct,
22, 1909; J 133650.
Spearfish Canyon, S. Dak.:
Bridal Veil Falls, 1850; Falls,
1862; Fish hatchery, 1848; Spearfish
Creek, 1846, 1847. © Aug. 1, 1909;
2 ec. each Oct. 22, 1909; J 13835658—
133662.
—— Myrtle Fall, 1876. © Aug. 30,
1909; 2 ce. Oct. 22, 1909; J 183647.
Sylvan Lake, S. Dak.:
Boating, 1707; Falls and pool,
1742; Guardian of the pools, 1737;
Harney Peak, 1727, 1734; Lovers’ glen,
1715; Lovers’ tryst, 1741; Needles,
1730, 1732; Our donkeys, 1735; Tour-
ists, 1709; Water Falls, 1717. © Aug.
15, 1909; 2 c. each Oct, 22. 19035
133675-1383686.
Teedles, near, 1130. © Aug.
30, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1909; J s3364:
—— To have fun, 1699. © Aug. 1,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1909; J 1383674.
Wind Cave, S. Dak.:
Butcher’s pass, 1622; HElephant’s
foot in fair grounds, 1624; Face in
rock, 1620; Fan rock, 1621; Frost scene
in garden of Eden, 1619; Pearly gates,
1616. © Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ce. each Oct.
22, 1909; J 188664, 1383666—133669,
133671.
—— Standing rock chamber. ©
Aug. 15, 1909; 2 « Oct: 2253307
133690. ;
Hot Springs, So. Dak.:
Famous blue grotto, 1623; Mer-
maids grotto, 1618; Sportsman’s de-
light, hanging goose, 1626. © Aug.
1, 1909; 2c. each OGL 22 Sa
133665, 1383670, 1383672.
Yellowstone National Park:
Bear, 2180; Bear in Shaw and
Powell camp; Beaver dam, 2046; Bee
hive geyser, 2080, 2081; Beryl hot
springs, 2056, 2057; Biscuit basin,
2068, 2069; Black sand basin, 2075;
Brumfield camping co., 2048; Cascade
above Upper Falls, 2128; Cement
bridge, 2109, 2110; Devil’s inkwell,
2050; Devil’s punch bowl, 2074; Hn-
trance, 2029; Fire hole pool, 2064,
2070; Fish cone, 2095; Formations at
thumbs, 2096; Giant geyser, 2090;
Gibbon cascades, 2058; Gibbon paint
pots, 2053-2055; Grand Canyon, 2106,
396 ,
a is
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 4447, Nov.. 1909
ButcHer (8S. D.) & son—Continued.
2115, 2116; Grand turban, 2087, 2088;
Hell’s half acre, 2067; Hell’s half acre
cascades, 2066; Hold-up rock, 2093;
Jupiter terrace, 2033, 2035, 2036;
Kepler cascades, 2091; Lioness gey-
ser, 2085; Lone star geyser, 2092;
Lower falls, 2104; Mammoth hot
springs hotel, 2031; Natural bridge,
2102; Old faithful geyser, 2076, 2078;
View down canyon showing cement
bridge, 2111; Rapids above Upper
Falls, 2122, 2127; Repairing boats,
2103; Shaw and Powell camp, De-
lacey Creek, 2094; Shaw and Powell
coach, Willow Creek camp, 2039;
Scene on Yellowstone river, 2125, 2126;
Sheep eaters cliff, 2042; Thumbs,
2099, 2101; Upper Falls, 2107, 2121;
View of government road, 2123. ©
Oct. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 22, 1909;
J 133691-133749.
BuzzA-RHEEM co., Minneapolis, Minn.
[11 photographs. ] [24775-24785
After the big game.—Campus mara-
thon.—Crew of the future.—Cross
country run.—Endurance run.—Five
mile event.—Foot-ball calendar.—For-
ward pass.—Good interference.—Ofi-
side play.—Touchdown. © Novy. 1,
oo 26 each Oct. 20, 1909; J
133462-133472.
CAMPBELL (HucH Stuart), Chicago,
Il. [24786-24794
[Noted actresses; by H. S. Camp-
bell] :
Barrison (Mabel) and _iittle
“ Fitchie;” Barrymore (Ethel); Burke
(Billie); Doro (Marie); Herne
(Chystal; Kalich (Bertha); Man-
nering (Mary); Nazimova (Alla);
Stahl (Rose). © Aug. 5, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Aug. 5, 1909; K 1310-1318.
CAMPBELL ART CO., Elizabeth, N. J.
| [24795-24799
Moonlight in the cornfield; by John
Kabel, 3545.
. Moonlight on the Suwannee;
John Kabel, 3547.
Musketeer, 3549.
Pond view; by John Kabel, 3546.
Road to the farm; by John Kabel,
© Sept. 16, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 17,
1909; H 87-91.
CAPPER (ArTHUR), Topeka, Kans.
[24800-24823
by
Roosevelt tour:
Caravan on the march; Fallen
-monarch; Flamingoes on lake Han-
-Rington; Gaboon puff adder; Grant’s
CLASSES, H TO K
24836
| CAPPER (ARTHUR)—Continued.
gazelle; Hippopotamus in the swamp;
Hunting big game; King of the Masai
velt; Lion hunter’s lookout; Lions of
Uganda; Map of Africa ; Mombasa har-
bor; Naples and Vesuvius; On the
alert; Rhinoceros at rest; Roosevelt
expedition; Signal hill, Gibraltar;
| Sleeping crocodile; Steamer Hamburg;
Tropic jungle; Tsavo bridge; View of
Cairo, Egypt; Views of the Suez Canal;
Zebras and gnus. © Aug. 12, 1909: 2
e. each Oct. 22, 1909; K 3274-3297.
CARLSON BROS., Elgin, I]. [24824
St. Charles, Ill. Fox river. © Sept.
7, 1909; 2 ce. Sept. 23, 1909; J 132163.
CARPENTER (CHARLES T.),
phia, Pa. [24825
Foot-ball design. © Sept. 29, 1909:
2 ce. Sept. 30, 1909; K 2516.
Philadel-
CARROLL (J. B.), Chicago, Ill. [24826
Negro head. © Aug., 1909; 2 ec.
Sept. 16, 1909; K 2530.
CATHMAN (BENTON D.), Waterbury,
Conn. [24827
No friction here. © Aug. 19, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 28, 1909; K 2979.
CHAPMAN (ROBERT) cCO., Brooklyn,
Nt, OY: [24828-24832
Battle of Bunker hill. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 12, 19095 K.2998-
Grandma’s trunk. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2 ec) Oct. 20, 1909; K- SiGT.
Great expectations. © Noy. 1,1909;
2 & Oct. 12,1909: K 2997.
©
In turbulent waters. Nov. 1,
1909; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1909; K 2999.
Pride of the farm. © Noy. 1, 1909:
2 e. Oct. 12, 1909; K 2996.
CHASE (G. W.) MERC. Co., St. Joseph,
Mo. [24833
Chase’s chocolates. © Oct. 1, 1909:
2c. Aug. 28, 1909; K 1365.
CHAUTAUQUA PHOTOGRAPHIC Co., Pitts-
burg, Pa. [24834-24835
Bear and north pole. © 1. Sept.
23, 1909; J 182105.
Forbes field, opening game, June 30,
1909. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1909; J 182708.
CHICAGO CONCERTINA CLUB, INC., Chi-
cago, Ill. [24836
Chicago concertina club. © 1 e.
Oct. 9, 1909; J 1382883.
397
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24837
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
CHICKERING (HLMER), Boston, Mass.
[24837-24849
Harvard university, inauguration of
President Lowell, 1-138. Oct. 0;
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909; J 183076-
133088.
CrIANI (ALFONSE A.), New York, N. Y.
[24850
‘Cloud scraper. © Sept. 28, 1909;
2 ¢. Sept. 23, 1909; J 132104.
CLiaRK (H. R.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[24851
Cincinnati, Ohio, Luedeking’s new
store, N. E. cor. 6th and Vine sts. ©
Oet* 38) 190952. cs Ock. Ade BOOOE AT
132978.
CLARK LITHO Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[24852
Automobile insurance. © Oct. 9.
£909; 2c. Oct. 11, 1909" K 2308.
CLAUSS (HENRIE), Fremont, Ohio.
[24853
Clauss shear girl ©1l1e. July 23,
1909; J 1382760.
Cogs (GEo. T.), Burlington, N. J.
[24854
Jersey devil. © Oct. 22, 1909; 2 c.
Oet. 25, 1909 J. 1338750:
CoFFIN (Harriet Eva), New York,
Lee's [24855-24859
17th century tobacco shop; scenes
1-5. © Oct. 12, 1909; 2 @ each Oct.
12, 1909; J 183048—133052.
CoGHLAN (H. D.), Chicago, Ill. [24860
Four in hand. © Oct. 11, 1909; 2
e. Oct. 16, 1909; J 1338194.
CoLsy (VINCENT V.), Denver, Colo.
[8 prints. ] [24861-24868
I don’t want to be an angel.—It isn’t
my face, kid, it’s my shape.—No North
Pole for mine.—Nobody loves a fat
man.—Say !—She loves me, she loves
me not.—We’re afraid to go home in
the dark. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2c. each
Oct, 11, 1909: K 2870-2876.
With thou beside me singing in the
wilderness. © Aug. 28, 1909; 2 ec.
Aug. 27, 1909; K 1729.
CoLLirR (P. F:) & son, New York,
INS. [24869-24873
[New York, N. Y. Hudson-Fulton
celeLration.] Panoramic view of the
naval parade. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 6, 1909; K 2790.
Tramping across Africa :
Meru Kikuyu dance; Native
woman looking down at child; Native
398
divine.—To those we love dearest and |
Cottier (P. F.) & son—Continued.
woman with child; Samburu Masai
village. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2c. each
Sept. 30, 1909; K 2517-2520.
COLONIAL ART PUB. CO., Brooklyn, N. Y.
[24874
Rare-bit (A) © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c¢.
Sept. 22, 1909; K 2114.
ComInes (A. G.) & SON, Oberlin, Ohio.
[24875-24878
College colors.—Problem of life.—
Two services.—What is really worth
while. © Oct. 16, 1909; 2 ¢. each Oct.
18, 1909; K 3103-3106.
COMPTON & SONS LITHO. & PTG. Co., St.
Louis, Mo. [24879
Emperor Shah Jehau. © Oct. 21,
1909 ; 2 ce. Oct. 29, 1909; K 3457.
CoNWELL (L. R.), New York, N. Y.
[108 posteards. ] 24880-24987
All hail, O glorious Easter.—Best of
luck is sure to follow.—Christ the
Lord is risen.—Day we celebrate.—
Erin go bragh.—Greetings, G. A. R.—
Harp that once thro’ Tara’s hall.—
In loving memory.—In Thy glorious
resurrection.—Lest we forget.—May
Easter beauty make thee glad.—Our
country forever.—Play a tune of
memories true.—Purple morning of
EKaster.—Should auld acquaintance be
forgot.—Sing Easter heralds sing.—To
my comrade.—Very little maid for
me. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c. each Aug.
18, 1809.; K 795, 796, 798-808, 810, 812,
816-818.
To my valentine: As champion of
all sporting teams.—F'amous musician
you will be—If I may claim you as
my own.—If your love be firm and
true—Ill always’ dictate words
most. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 @ each
Aug. 18, 1909; K 797, 809, 811, 8138-815.
Best wishes for a merry Xmas.—_
Columbia.—Long may it wave.—Merry
Xmas, 1-4.—Star spangled banner.—
Wishing you Christmas cheer.—Xmas
greetings, 1-3.—Yankee doodle. ©
Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 11, 1909;
K 2357-2369.
Best wishes for a happy New Year.—
Happy New Year, A.—Happy New
Year, B.—Jolly Christmas to all.—
Kindest greetings for your Xmas.—_
Merry Christmas day to old friends |
all—New Year greetings——To wish
you a happy New Year.—With New)
Year greetings. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2c.
each Sept. 11, 1909; K 1788-1796.
gumbaug. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2
| af
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1909
Conwett (L. R.)—Continued.
Canoeing 1-6.— Come _ quickly. —
Home sweet home.—Marching thro’
Georgia.—Nation’s greatest day.—Now,
don’t be bashful Now I wish I were |
at home with you.—Now she’s up in
arms against me.—Now this is doing |
the right thing.—Oh, if only I were
at home.—Sure an’ it’s tickled to death
I'd be.—Sure it’s lovin’ ye I am.—Well
and how are ye, Betty?—Why did I
ever leave home and mother.—You
know I’d rather be at home with you.
© Sept. 13, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 14,
1909; K 2355, 2356, 2370-2387.
Easter Haster
glory. greetings.—
ings to my true love—Happy New
Year, 1910.—I’ll be your sweetheart.—
Joyful Easter.—Love’s remembrance.—
Love’s token, 1 & 2.—Love’s valen-
tine.— Many happy returns. — Many
times, a happy New Year.—May the
New Year be a happy one._—May thine
be a happy Easter.—May your New
Year be free from “‘ Sythes.’”—My
hearts gift to my valentine—New
Year greeting.—Peaceful Easter.—NSt.
Valentine’s greeting.—St. Valentine’s
greetings.—Sweet as violets is my val-
entine.—To my heart’s best love.—To
my sweetheart.—To my valentine, no.
1-3.—To my valentine, from .—To
wish you Easter joys.—While seeking
hearts. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 28, 1909: K 2426-2455.
Best wishes for Thanksgiving day.—
Bright new year for you.—Happy new
year, 1 & 2.—Joyful new year to
you.—Kind thoughts for the new
year.—May your thanksgiving be a
cheerful one.—Much happiness for the
hew year.—Thanksgiving.—Thanrksgiv-
ing greeting—Thanksgiving
Wishing you an enjoyable thanksgiv-
ing. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 26,
1909; K 3417-3428.
Coox (EAgey T.), New York, N. Y.
[24988
Stars and stripes nailed to the north
pole. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 17,
1909; K 2323.
_Coomes (C. G.), South Coventry, Conn.
[24989-24991
South Coventry, Conn., Lake Wau-
e. Sept.
1909; J 132997.
»
© Oct. 26, 1909; 2
J 133882, 133 3883.
ee
menu.— |
Manning shore; view from Dun- |
Siam’ S point.
each Oct. 29, 1909;
CLASSES, H TO K
25026
| Co-OPERATIVE GAME & NOVELTY Co., Dor-
chester, Mass. [24992
| Grandfather the jollies. © Sept. 29,
| 1909; 2c. Oct. 2, 1909; J 183040.
CORNWALL HuUDSON- FULTON COMMIT-
TEE, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y.
[24993
Sel, N. ¥., and the bay. ©
= pani 22, 1909 : 2c. Sept. 23, 1909; K
225
COTZHAUSEN (FREDERICK W. von), Mil-
waukee, Wis. [ 24994
Prince Barleycorn. © Oct. 16, 1909;
be. . 2G, 2) ake :
Greetings from my valentine.—Greet- | SR Nah
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
[24995-25026
Aeroplane races, dash for the North
Pole, 5900. © Oct. 16, 1909; 2 ec. Oct.
18, 1909; K 38050.
Afternoon tea. © Aug. 26, 1909;
2c. Aug. 27,.1909; K 1844.
Alexandra (Queen), 5863. © Sept.
10, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 13, 1909; K 1825.
All the Broadway stars, 5833.
Aug. 18, 1909;
881.
Am dis yo’ trunk, 5890. © Oct. 16,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1909; K 3046.
Arrival of Kitty; she charms them
all, 5893. © Oct. 20, 1909s 2c) Oct-21,
1909; K 3188.
Chinatown trunk mystery. no. 5872.
© Sept. 28, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 29, 1909;
_
©
2 cc Aus.. 20) 1909. K
K 2477.
= NOs Deke KS Septe oO) FOU wes
Oct. 1, 1909; K 2554.
N10; D8tbe., © Oct, 2 1909 2c:
| Oct. 8, 1909; K 28382.
no. 5876. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ec.
Oct. 1, 1909; K 2555.
no. 5877. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c.
Oct. 1, 1909; K 2556.
no. 5880. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct 1; 1909 7K 255s.
no. 5886. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 8, 1909; K 2831.
Departure of the Carlisle thread
girls, 5869. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 22, 1909; K 2100.
Dreamland July 4th, 5899. © Oct.
16, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1909; IX 3047.
Florede, Nellie. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 2, 1909; K 1512.
Forrest (Florence) as Kitty, 5891.
2 c. Oct. 21, 1909; K
| © Oct. 19, 1909 ;
3186.
399
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25027
pt. Iv, n. s.. v. 4
COURIER CO. OF BuFFALO—Continued.
Genee (Mlle Adeline). 5864.
Sept. 10, 1909; e. Sept. 18, 1909; K
1824.
Hackett (Norman). 5846. © Sept.
4, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K 1693.
5s5l. ©. Aus, 30; 19092. 2ire.
Aug. 31, 1909; K 1415.
9
—s
Howe’s (Lyman H.) travel festival, |
5865. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1909; K 2081.
I think a queen might turn up, 5852.
© Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K
1694.
It’s good advice, 5901. © Oct. 16,
1909 ; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1909; K 3048.
Johnson (Hal.)
Kitty, 5892. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct.
21, 1909; K 3187.
Kitty, 5889. © Oct. 16, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 18, 1909; K 3049.
McIntyre & Heath, 5894, 5895.
Oct. 12, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909;
K 2972, 2978.
Nell in cee 5870. © Sept.
25, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1909; K 2318.
No, I am yours, 5854. © Sept. 4,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K 1695.
Sherry, who’s your fat friend, 5857.
© Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K
1696.
Sure we're brave.
2 ec. Aug. 27, 1909; K 1345.
Yorke (Gus) & Nick Adams. 5862. ©
Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K
1691.
Coutts (Mrs. ALICE), Piedmont, Cal.
[11 photographs] [25027-25037
Chip of the old block.—Hunting.—
Intruder.—Minne Haha.—On guard.—
Toboganin.— Tomorrow will be Fri- |
day.—Tug of war.—Turning turtle.-—
War dance.—War party. (H 128655-—
128665, June 22, 1909.
2, 1909.)
CRAPSEY (GEORGE B.), Kickbush, Wis.
[25038-25040
Teddy (Miss Alice) and G. B. Crap-
sey, manager. © Aug. 21, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 24, 1909; K 2321.
—— the roller skating bear, 1 & 2.
© Aug. 21, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 24,
1909; K 2320, 2399.
CRIPPEN & REESE, Bemidji, Minn.
[25041-25052
Arches. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
25, 1909; J 133763.
in The arrival of |
2 ec. each ae. |
_ CRIPPEN & RrEESE—Continued.
© |
Bemidji, Minn., birdseye view, 1-5.
© Oct. 20, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 25,
1909; J 1383758133762.
— [Lakeside park. Oek JZ.
| 1909; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1909; J 133766.
Lake Bemidji, Minn., moonlight on;
1,2. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 25,
1909; J 133767, 133769.
Mississippi river view, 1, 2. © Oct.
20, 1909; 2. ¢. each Oct. 25, 1909ena
| 138764, 133768.
Rustic bridge. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 25, 1909; J 183765.
CROONBORG (FREDERICK T.), New York,
Neos [ 25058, 25054
Advanced fashions. v. 4, no. 5.
Supplements A, B. © Sept. 24, 1909;
2c. each Sept. 25, 1909; K 2264, 2265.
CROSE PHOTO CO., Gary, Ind.
©
[25055-25059
Gary, Ind., Steel Mills:
Blast furnaces and open hearth;
Docks and blast furnaces; Open
hearth; Section of the furnaces. ©
Oct. 25, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 25, 1909;
| J 133781133783, 133785.
Mother. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2 e¢. Oct.
| 25, 1909: J 133784.
_CULLINS (THOMAS OLIVER), Ada, Okla.
© Aug. 26, 1909:
[25060, 25061
Ada, Okla.:
City high school building; East
central state normal building. © Aug.
21, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 24, 1909; K
167A), AGP.
CUNNINGHAM (A. H.) & SmirH (J.
H.), Lowell, Mass. [25062-25064
Angel’s gift. © Oct. 21, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 22, 1909; J 133487.
First born.—Motherhood. © Oct.
15, 1909; 2 c« each Oct. 14, 19095°>9
| 183109, 133110.
| Curtis (ASABEL), Seattle, Wash.
[25065-25068
Mt. Rainier, Wash.:
From Moraine park: From Mowich
valley; From spray park. © Aug. 24,
1909; 2 ec. each Aug 30)) 19080 s
| 131697-131700.
Mystic lake valley. © Aug.
24,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1909; J 131701,
Boston, Mass. |
[25069-25100 —
American Madonna. © Sept. 138,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; J 181779.
CurTIs & CAMERON,
400
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
Curtis & CAMERON—Continued.
Annie Laurie. 93 by 73 in., 123 by
10 in., and 203 by 16 in.
131782.
Auld lang syne. 934 by 73 in., 123 by
131785.
Chrystal ball. 9% by 7% in., 123 by
10 in. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
15, 1909; J 131786, 131787.
Dance (Detail).
2 ec. Sept. 15, 1909; J 131788.
Doleci far nocenti. 9% by 74 in., 123
by 10 in. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 15, 1909; J 131789, 131790.
pepe hark! the lark. 9% by 73 in., | .
424 by 10 in., 204 by 16 in. © Sept. 13, | 7, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 29, 1909; K 2883.
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 15, 1909; J |
131791131793.
Last rose of summer. 1-3. © Oct.
oto.) 2 Gc each Oct. 13, 1909; J
133089-133091.
On the coast of Kabylie. 8 by 18 in., |
fy oet im. ©) Sept. 13, 1909; 2 c.
each Sept. 15, 1909; J 181794, 181795.
Ready for the county fair. 6 by 93
in. and 8 by 13 in.
133787.
Science.
13, 1909; J 1838095.
String of pearls.
131798.
Sweet and low. 93 by 73 in., 123 by |
© Sept. 18, 1909; |
2 c each Sept. 15, 1909; J 131799- |
10 in., 203 by 16 in.
131801.
Two companions. :
1909 ; 2 c. each Oct. 13, 1909; J 133092-
133094.
DADMUN co., Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
facade.
1909; J 133591.
DaAGNALL (JoHN M.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[25102
Cupids play with love darts. ©
Sept. 3, 1909; 2 c. July 30, 1909; K
1741.
Dampr (C. J.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
| [251038
Burgess (Frederick), Bishop of Long
[25101
| DANIELSON
© Sept. 13, |
1909 ; 2c. each Sept. 15, 1909; J 131780- |
| good gifts.
| Sept. 15, 1909; IKK 1932-1934.
10 in., 203 by 16 in. © Sept. 13, 1909; |
2 c. each Sept. 15, 1909; J 131783- |
© Sept. 13, 1909; |
© Oct. 23, 1909; |
= (c teach Oct. 25, 1909; J 133786, |
Oct. 11, 1909; 2 c. Oct. |
aoe! e (1909: 2 c.
Ser
10 in., 203 by 16 in. © Sept. 13, 1909; |
2c. each Sept. 15, 1909; J 131796-—
13. © Oct. 11, |
New opera house |
© Uc, 12, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 18, |
25153
(FRANCES W.), Danielson,
Conn. [3 prints. ] | 25104-25106
Father and mother birds’ care.—How
God fed Elijah.—Thanking God for
© Sept. 14, 1909; 2 c. each
Davis (A. W.), Boston, Mass. [25107
[Brighton, Mass.] Metropolitan
driving club program. © Oct. 18, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 19, 1909; K 3113.
DAVIS (BRAMWELL), Great Neck, L. L.,
N.Y. [25108-25110
New York, N. Y.:
Business section. © Sept. 7, 1909;
2c. Sept. 29, 1909; K 2816.
Downtown section. © Sept. 3,
| 1909; 2 ce. Sept. 4, 1909; K 1608.
Uptown business section. © Sept.
Davis (M. B.), Helena, Mont. [25111
Helena, Mont. President Taft. ©
| Oct. 5, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1909; J 133261.
Davis (M. S8.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[25112-25113
We're only the pumpkin boys.—We’re
the pumpkin boys. © Aug. 30, 1909;
2 c. each Sept. 4, 1909; K 1615-1616.
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[25114-25124
Bishop Mundelein, studies R, K, D,
Bd eo EO GS nr ©" Sep ie,
each Sept. 20, 1909; J
Dawson (R. E.), Chicago, Il. .
[25125
Feeding the sheep. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 9, 1909; J 1382901. ’
DECKER (ALFRED) & COHN, Chicago,
EL, [25126-25128
Protector overcoat. © Oct. 9, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 20, 1909; K 2004. j
Sport. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 28,
1909; K 2294.
Student. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c. Aug.
28, 1909; K 2295.
DENNIS (Harry), Three Oaks, Mich.
[25129
Young mason with his first pin. ©
Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1909; J
133857.
DETROIT PUB. Co., Detroit, Mich.
[25130-25153
Braddock, Pa., Edgar Thomson
works, Carnegie steel co. ©—; 2 ¢.
Island. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 5, |
1909; J 1335172. Sept. 30, 1909; J 1823859.
4)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25154
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Delaware water gap, Pa., from Pros-
pect rock, 80356. © Oct. 27, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 29, 1909; K 3447.
[Detroit, Mich.] Detroit river tun-
nel, sinking last tubular section,
071381-071383. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 «.
each, Oct. 21, 1909; J 133449, 133450,
133453.
Majestic building. © Oct. 8,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1909; K 2941.
Duquesne, Pa., Carnegie steel co.,
Duquesne plant. © Sept. 24, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 30, 1909; J 132360.
Eleanor; by Frank. W. Benson. ©
Sept. 24, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 30, 1909;
2 Dee Ws 4
Happy days: by Elizabeth Nourse.
© Sept. 24, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909;
H 110.
Isabella; or The pot of Basil; by
John W. Alexander. © Sept. 24, 1909:
2c. Sept. 30, 1909; H 111.
Moonlight over the Pacific, 8755.
© Oct 27, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1909; K
3446.
Pittsburg, Pa.:
Carnegie lake, 071862; Carnegie
library, 071868; Carnegie technical
institute, 0713864; Forbes ave., resi-
dence, 071371; Forbes field, entrance
to, 071374; Fountain and Elks temple,
071867; Highland park, general view,
071368; Margaret Morrison school,
071370; National tube works, 0713738;
Presbyterian hospital & Washington
monument, 0713866; Sixth st. bridge,
071361; Wood st. from Liberty, 0713872
© Aug. 26, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. D1,
1909; J 183446—-133448, 133451, 183452,
133454133460.
Forbes field, 015634. © Oct. 5,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 21, 1909; J 133461.
DE WERSE (JAMES W.), Salida, Cal.
[25154
We are after you! © Oct. 25, 1909;
2e. Oct. 25, 1909; K 3341.
DiETz (WILLIAM H.) Chicago, Ei,
[25155-25158
We miss you. 96-99. © July 17, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 18, 1909; K 820-828.
Dow DRUG Co., Dow, Okla. [25159
Dow, Okla., Dow lake, entrance to
park. © Sept. 6, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 27,
1909; J 182951.
Draz (FRANCIS) & ©CO.,
N. ¥..
Story of the grape vine.
1909; 2 e. Oct.
New York,
[25160
© Oct. 27,
7, 1909; K 2811.
402
DRUMMOND-LUDLOW co., New York,
Re Xe [25161-25167
Simplex stamp affixer. © July 8,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 6, 1909; K1327.
— ist-6th positions. © Sept. 10,
Epa 2 c. each Sept. 16, 1909; K 1920—
DUNNING (R. I.), Spokane, Wash.
[25168-25169
Spokane, Wash., night scenes:
Natatorium park; On Riverside.
© Aug. 5, 1909; 2c. each Aug. 23, 1909;
Ke L821 733.
DUNNINGTON (W. W.), Weston, W. Va.
[25170-25173
Webster Springs, W. Va.:
Bathing; Dahlias; Gregory Knob,
1, 2. Webster Springs hotel lawn. ©
Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 18, 1909;
J 131936—-131940.
DUNTHORNE (RosErRT), London, Eng.
[25174-25175
Palma cathedral, Majorca, the pul-
pit. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2G erway
1909; K 2847.
Salamanca. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2 «¢.
Oct. 11, 1909; K 2846.
Dupont DE NeEMouRS (E. I.) POWDER
co., Wilmington, Del. [25176
There he is. © Aug. 17, 1909227
Oct. 26, 1909; IX 3410.
Dutron (Epitra HELEN), Burlington,
New Jersey. [25177-25183
Bed of cat-tails.— Bend in the river.—
Broken dam.— Corner in wheat. —
Gathering hay.—Gathering wheat.—
Reaper and binder. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2
e. each Sept. 15, 1909; J 1382718182724.
Ecton (Mrs. M.), Council Grove, Kans.
[25184
Council Grove, Kans., Kaw Indian
mission (1850). © Aug. 16, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 2, 1909; K 2189.
EpDISHAW (Wm. H.), Philadelphia, Par
[25185
Philadelphia, Pa., Walnut lane
bridge, Wissahickon. © Sept. 18, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 14. 1909; K 1848.
EDISON MFG. Co., Orange, N. J
[25186-25254
[Moving pictures. ]
All’s fair in love; scenes 1-3.
Oct. 29, 1909; 2 ce. each Oct. 30, 1909;
J 134001134008. :
Expert glass blowers; scenes 13.
© Oct. 8, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 1 1909;
a 133000133002.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 4447, Noy., 1909
EpISON MFG. co.—Continued.
Great game; scenes 1-3. © Oct. 22,
1909 ; 2 ec. each Oct. 30,.1909 ; J 13839S6—
133988.
Hansel and Gretel; scenes 1-3.
Oct. 15, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 21, 1909; J
133431-1334383.
Laddie, scenes 1-5. © Oct. 5, 1909;
2 ec. each Oct. 7,1909; J 182805—132809.
Lie, scenes 1-4. © Oct. 26, 1909;
2 ec. each Oct. 30, 1909; J 133993—
133996.
Little sister, scenes 1-3. © Sept. 14,
1909: 2c. each Sept. 16, 1909; J 131S08—
131810.
Lost hand-bag, scenes 1-4. © Oct.
pao, 2. c. each Oct. 30, 1909; J
133989-133992.
Minister’s daughter, scenes 1-8. ©
Oct. 8, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 11, 1909; J
133003—133010.
New life, scenes 1-9. © Oct. 12,
1909 ; 2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909; J 1832387-—
133245.
Ordeal, scenes 14. © Sept. 21, 1909:
2 ec. each Sept. 23, 1909; J 182110-
182113.
Their social education, scenes 1-4.
© Oct. 19, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 26,
1909; J 1383820-1338238.
Three kisses, scenes 14. © Oct. 29,
1909 ; 2 c. each Oct. 30, 1909; J 1338997-
134000.
Two of a kind, scenes 1-3. © Oct.
fee eee each Oct. 5, 1909; J
132748-132750.
Wallace jewels, scenes 1-5. © Oct.
esos) ec each Oct. 5, 1909; J
132751-132755.
Whitler’s witless wanderings, scenes
14. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 21,
1909; J 133434-133437.
EDWARDS (GEORGE WHARTON), New
Tork N.Y. [25255-25260
Antique push sleigh.—Bowl of or-
anges.—Fisherman of Urk.—Tiled in-
terior.— Tulip field.— Zeeland milk-
maid. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 22, 1909; K 2094-2099.
Ecpert (H. H.), Atlantic, Iowa.
[25261-25270
Atlantic, Iowa:
Bird’s-eye views from top of court
house dome, (a) Business portion, (b)
Looking N. W., (c) Looking south;
Chestnut st., looking north; Fire team
No. 1, A, B; Horse shoe bend; Presi-
dent Taft; Rock Island flyer crossing
bridge; Scene at Rock Island bridge.
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 27,
1909; J 182960-132969.
25309
EICKEMEYER (RvuDOLF), New York,
We. [25271-25272
By the wayside in the Catskills.
© Sept. 16, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1909;
© | J 132051.
In southern California. © Sept. 16,
1909 ; 2 ec. Sept. 20, 1909; J 182052.
ELLIOTT (CHAS. H.) Co., Phila., Pa.
[25273
Sigma Delta Rho. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 e. Sept. 20, 1909; K 2758.
ELLIs (FRANK C.), Taos, N. Mex.
[25274-25276
Taos, N. Mex.:
Kit Carson’s grave; Kit Carson’s
house; Plaza in winter. © Sept. 10,
1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 27, 1909; K 2904—
2906.
ELttis & MANASSA, Salt Lake City,
Utah. [25277
Salt Lake City publicity stamp. ©
Aug. 10, 1909; 2 ec Sept. 14, 1909;
K 1935.
ELLISON (THOMAS), Boston, Mass.
[25278
Boston, Mass., art museum. © Oct.
9, 1909); 2-e5 Oct. 115-1909 ; J AS2982:
Eson (A. W.) & Co., Boston, Mass.
[25279-25280
Autumn afternoon on the Dyle; by
Victor Gilsoul. © Sept. 7, 1909; 2 e.
Sept. 7, 1909; K 1618.
New York, N. Y., Broad street; by
Colin Campbell Cooper. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1617.
ENBERG (HENRY), Bellingham, Wash.
[25281-25285
Deming glacier and moraines, 1.—
Death-trap crevasse, 2.—Interior of
crater, 5.—Mt. Baker crater vent,
3.—Old Pluto’s crevasse, 4. ©1c. each
Sept. 7, 1909; J 132432-132436.
ENGELSTADT (LupDvic), Deerfield, Wis.
[25286-25287
Trempealeau valley and _ beaver
ereek parish. 1, 2. © Nov. 2, 1909;
2 ec. each Oct. 30, 1909; J 133984,
133985.
ENGLISH WOOLEN MILLS CO. ING., Cleve-
land, Ohio. [22 prints.]
[25288-25309
And now for autumn. © Aug. 29,
1909; 1 ec. Aug. 31, 1909; K 1416.
Class. © Sept. 16, 1909; 1 ¢. Sept.
18, 1909; K 1998.
Conclusions. © Sept. 7, 1909; 1 «¢.
Sept. 10, 1909; K 1783.
403
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25310
ENGLISH WOOLEN MILLS Co. Inc.—Cont’d.
Harly bird. © Sept. 3, 1909; 1 «.
Sept. 7, 1909; K 1658.
Emphasis. © Sept. 27, 1909; 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1909; K 2468.
Enterprise. © Sept. 10, 1909; 1 ec.
Sept. 13, 1909; K 1808.
_ Enthusiasm. © Sept. 20, 1909; 1c.
Sept. 21, 1909; K 2079.
Fall fashions. © Aug. 27, 1909; 1c.
Aug. 28, 1909; K 1364.
Good taste. © Sept. 21, 1909; 1 ec.
Sept. 24, 1909; K 2227.
Growth unshakable. © Sept. 5,
1909; 1 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K 1689.
Honesty. © -Aue) St 2909: 2 «c.
Sept. 3, 1909; K 1598.
Illustrated border for ad. © Sept.
29, 1909 1 ee Oct..1, .T909 = K 2539:
Individualism. © Sept. 17, 1909;
de. Sept. 20, 19095. K 200.
Inexpensive tailoring. © Oct. 17,
1909 32 e) Oets 19) 51909 s ike Sits:
Motoring. © Sept. 23, 1909; 1 ec.
Sept. 24, 1909; K 2230.
Organization. © Aug. 30, 1909; 1c.
Aug. 31, 1909; K 1417.
Personality. © Sept. 6, 1909; 1 «.
Sept. 8, 1909; K 1690.
Promptness. © Sept. 2, 1909; 1 «¢.
Sept. 4, 1909; K 1607.
Reliability. © Sept. 19, 1909; 1.
Sept. 21, 1909; K 2080.
Service. © Sept. 14, 1909; 1 e«.
Sept. 16, 1909; K 1915.
Uptodateness. © Sept.
1 ec. Sept. 14, 1909; K 1867.
Vitality. © Sept. 26, 1909: 2 «@
Sept. 28, 1909; K 2467.
Ewart (Wm. Warez), Birmingham,
Ala. [25810-25315
College pennant series, 456. © July
8, 1909; 276. Aug. 30; 1909: 1K 2190:
—— 461-465. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Sept. 29, 1909; K 2469-24738.
Ewine (J. G.), Crowley, La. [25316
Creole Mammy. © Oct. 9,1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 9, 1909; J 1383439.
Maser (J. H.) & son, Norfolk, Va.
[25317
Virginian ry. hundred car train. ©
Oct. 9; 18095: (2 .e OG ti tone ai
132981.
FAIRBANK (N. K.) co., Chicago, Ill.
[253818
“Gold Dust” twins as Right broth-
ers. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 16,
1909; K 3015.
12, 1909;
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
FAIRCHILD PUB. CO., Chicago, Ill.
[25319
Horse laugh. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 11, 1909; K 3299.
FAIRWEATHER (HENRY W.), Chicago,
EG, [25320
Seating capacity of our home. ©
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ¢c.’Oct. 6, 1909 = KK 23Ge.
FaLuane (H. C.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[25321
Taft (W. H.) © @Oet. 10; 1909R2ee;
Oct. 7, 1909; K 2983.
FAULKNER (C. W.) & co. LTD., London,
England. [25322
This little piggie. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 10, 1909; K 1750.
FAWKNER (FREDERICK P.), Cairo, Ill.
[25323-25325
Cairo, Ill., living flag of school
children. © Oct. 26, 1909; 2 ec. Oct.
30, 1909; J 188962.
—— Taft (Pres.) at Cairo, [1., Oct.
26, 1909. © Oct. 27, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 30,
1909; J 183961.
Taft (President) addressing
crowd. © Oct. 26, 1909; 2 e. Oct. 30,
1909; J 1383963.
FEIGENBAUM “TRUNK co., Cleveland,
Ohio. [25326
American wardrobe trunk. © Sept.
15, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 1, 1909 ; Me 25s8:
FIcKE (FRANcIS), San Francisco, Cal.
[25827
San Francisco, Cal. Portula festi-
val. © Sept. 25, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 18,
1909; K- 3118.
FINE ARTS ILLUSTRATING Co., Chicago,
Ill. [253828
I am the candy-man. © Oct. 5,
1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1909; Ke 2si2:
Fisu (J.), Missoula, Mont.
[25329-25330
Alberton, Mont., head of Limestone
spring. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 ec. Sept.
18, 1909; J 131938.
— Tunnel in the foot-hills near C.
M.& P.S.R. RB. © Sept. 14190372
ce. Sept. 18, 1909; J 181932.
FisHer (C. A.), Minot, N. Dak.
[25331-25332
Minot, N. Dak. :
Magic city; St. Leo’s. © Oct. 9,
1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 2, 1909; J 1338117,
13317855;
404
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 4447, Nov., 1909
CLASSES, H TO K
25389
FISHBAUGH (W. A.), Empire, Canal
Zone. [ 25883-25344
[Panama Canal]:
Empire, canal and_ suspension
bridge; Gatun, building locks; Gatun,
eable towers and eleciric railway;
Gatun, I. C. C. quarters; Gatun, suc-
tion dredge; Lidgerwood, cars unload-
ing dirt; Panama city, scene in; Pan-
ama city, view of; Porto Bello, getting |
rock for the crusher; Porto Bello,
rock crusher and pumps; Wreckers
picking up a steam shovel. © Oct.
2, 1909; 2 ce. each Oct. 19, 1909; J
183291-133301.
—— Loading big rocks. © Oct. 7,
fy. 2 &. Oct. 15, 1909; J 133150.
Fiace (ArtHuour L.), Durango, Mexico.
[25345
Jesu’s Maria falls, near Zapotes,
meee) ft c. Oct. 25, 1909; J
133578.
Foans (ANDREW B.), New York, N. Y.
[25346
Hudson-Fulton postal card. ©
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct 4, 1909; K 2954.
Fotry (E. F.), New York, N. Y.
} [25347-25349
Bowne (Frances Hewitt). © July
1, 1909; 2c. Sept. 16, 1909; J 131952.
Smith (Rey. John Talbot), 2109, 1
& 2. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c each Oct.
27, 1909; J 183861, 133862.
_Forry (Joun R.), Petoskey, Michigan.
[25350
Unveiling Pere Marquette statue.
© Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1909;
J 133030.
_Foiterer (STEPHEN LANE), New York,
[25351
Class pin page no. 3. © Aug. 10,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 17, 1909; K 1091.
)EH'OLLETT co., New York, N. Y. [25352
| Half Moon. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c.
| Sept. 25, 1909; K 2263.
_FoLsom Bros. co. 1nc., San Diego, Cal.
[25353
' San Diego, the southwestern gate.
© Sept. 27, 1909; 2 c Oct. 2, 1909;
pK 3120.
\ Forsytu (CHAS.), Winchester, Kans.
| [253854
Shipment of Kansas corn. © Oct.
14, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1909; J 133576.
15371—09——2
ForsytH (NorMAN A.), Butte, Mont.
[25855-25360
Bringing in a bunch to load.—Cen-
ter horse gets chased by mad bull.—
Danger ahead for the horses.—King of
American wild animals.—Scientists ex-
ploring Glacier park.—Wild horses
swimming with buffaloes. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 13, 1909; J
132725-132730.
FOWLER (AMBROSE), New York, N. Y.
[253861
Long Beach views, 73, 88, 89.
© Sept. 19, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 18,
1909; J 132437-132439.
FOWNES BROS. & Co., New York, N. Y.
[25362
This means best. © Aug. 25, 1909;
= c. Sept. 4, 1909; K 1614.
Fox (CHARLES HENRY), Phila., Pa.
[ 25863-25364
Autumn beauties, 22825.—Chrysan-
themums, 22826. © Oct. 18, 1909; 2 e¢.
each Oct. 19, 1909; J 133283—-133284.
FREDERICKSON Co., Chicago, Il.
[11 prints.] [25365-25375
Brow of the _ hill.—Grand-fathers
dividend.—Latest out.—Lovers’ lane.—
Moonlight drive.—Willing captive. ©
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 2, 1909;
K 2680-2685.
Close of day.—Gathering storm.—
Lowing herd.—Riverside drive.—Still
waters. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ¢c. each Oct.
14, 1909; K 2991-2995.
FrRopere (J. R.), Goldfield, Nev.
[25376
Froberg (J. R.), airship 1. ©Sept. 17,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1909; J 182473.
Frost & REED, Bristol, Eng.
[25377, 25378
Mother (The); by Frank Dicksee.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1909; K
1749.
Snowy garb of a sleeping earth. ©
Oct Ay 1900 |. 25:0. Oet. “11s. 2909=) 1
2848.
GALLAGHER (C. D.), Ely, Nev.
[25379-25389
Concentration. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2
eiOct. 4,.1908' (J. 1338778.
Copper flat, 3. © Sept. 28, 1909;
2 e: Oct. 4, 19093 J 138771.
Ely, Nevada: F
Murry st.; Ore train; Staff quar.
ters; Veteran hoist; Veteran mine;
Veteran townsite. © Oct. 16, 1909;
2 ce. each Oct. 23, 1909; J 1838611—
133616.
405
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(25390
GALLAGHER (C. D.)—Continued.
Giroux mines. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 ec.
Oct. 4, 1909; J 133770.
Pit. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 4,
1909; J 183774.
Smelter, Nev., McGill residence. ©
sept. 26, 1909; 2 .e.; Oet. 4, 1909 )5;.3
(BSye ps
GALLAGHER (JAMES), Philadelphia, Pa.
[25890
Philadelphia, Caledonian club, ju-
bilee year 1909. © Sept. 16, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 16, 1909; J 1381941.
Gear (A. 8.), Los Angeles, Cal. [25391
He, she and it. © Oct. 2, 1909; 2c.
Oek TF, 1909: J 1838751.
GERLACH-BARKLOW co., Joliet, Il. [18
prints. ] [ 25392-25404
Autumn leaves, 36010.—Carnations,
8501.—Chrysanthemums, 385011.—Ge-
raniums, 3507.—Golden rod, 3509.—Li-
lacs, 8505.—Narcissus, 8503.—Poin-
setta, 386012.—Poppies, 3508.—Roses,
8506.—Tulips, 8504.—Violets, 3502.
Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 11, 1909;
K 2174-2185.
On a point. © Dee. 1, 1909; 2.
Oct. 6, 1909; K 2780.
GESSFORD (J. G.), New York, N. Y.
[ 25405-25407,
Lovett (Robert S.) 1-3. © Sept.
17; 1909; 2.¢. each Sept. 17, 1909: J
1382701—132708.
GILBERT (C. ALLAN), New York, N. Y.
[25408-25412
[5 reproductions of a work of art.]
Captivation.— Culmination.— Flirta-
tion.— Mystification.—Supplication. ©
Sept. 21, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 1, 1909;
dt 17.
GILBERT (CALVIN H.), Independence,
Iowa. [25413-25415
De F. (Miss) © Sept. 23, 1909;
2c. Sept. 23, 1909; J 132933.
Gitana. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 ec. Sept.
27, 1909; J 132955.
Independence, Iowa, Hawthorne
building. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 9,
1909; J 183259.
GILL (Gay), Quincy, Il. [25416
Vive la gander. © Oct. 6, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 5, 1909; K 2975.
GNECCHI (J. WILLIAM), New York,
NA Oe PES! [25417-15423
Adrianus IV Pont. Max. Anglicus.—
‘Benedictus, P. I11. Romanus.—lIoannes
IV. Pont. Max. Dalmata.—Ioannes
XXIII. Papa Neapolita.—Liberius, P.
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
GNECCHI (J. WILLIAM)—Continued.
P. I. Romanus.—Peirvs (S. Simon) L
Papa Bethsaidensis.—Pius IV. Papa
Mediolanen. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 18, 1909; K 2964-2970.
GoETZE (OTTO D.), Seattle, Wash.
[25424-25428
Seattle [Wash.] A. Y. P. Exp., 1909.
Bird’s-eye view. © Sept. 26, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 25; 1909 ieee
Eskimo family from Labrador,
1 & 2; 1081, 1088: Columbia (Miss)
from Labrador, 1083; Columbia (Miss)
and her mother from Labrador, 1082.
© Aug. 10, 1909; 2 ¢ each Oct. 25;
1909; J 183777—-133780.
GOLDENSKY (EiAs), Philadelphia, Pa.
[25429
Princess Rajah. © Oct. 22, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 23, 1909; JF 14359:
GoopricH (M. Victor), Sterling, Il.
[25430-25431
Sterling, Il:
Cc. & N. W. trains crossing Lake
Sinnissippi: Up river from government
dam. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 ec. each
Sept. 22, 1909; J 182087, 132088.
GRANDT (Fritz) & co., Berlin, Ger.
[ 25432-25435
Iphigenie; by M. Pischon. © July
31, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 28, 1909; 6k
Junges volk. © July 31, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 28, 1909; H 60.
So nimm denn meine hinde und
fiihre mich; by M. Pischon. © July
31, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 28, 1909; H 58.
Waldermiirchen; by Hans Kober-
stein. © July 31, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 28,
1909; H 58.
Graves (B. C. & C. R.), Mt. Vernon,
IN ini a [254386
Mt. Vernon, N. Y., south fourth ave.
(design for souvenir card). © Aug.
25, 1909; 2 ce. Sept. 2, 1909; K 2389.
GRAY LITHOGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[25437
Good luck. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2 ec. Oct
9, 1909; K 2886.
GREENWOOD (HERBERT), Gardner, Mass.
[25488
Vireo on nest. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 «
Sept. 11, 1909; J 13830386.
Grosset & DUNLAP, New York, N. Y.
[25439
Arms and the woman, illustration!
for cover; by Harrison Fisher. © Oct.
1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1909; H 105.
406
|
Ny
a
|
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
25503
GROSSFIELD (G. G.), Rushford, Minn.
[25440-25441
Rushford, Minn., looking southeast,
A, B. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2c. each Oct. 4,
1909; J 133274, 133275.
GUBELMAN PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[ 25442-25454
After you my dear Alphonse. ©
Sept. 11, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1909; K
1782.
Cattle in the meadow lands; by
Emile Van Marcke. © Sept. 10, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K 1697.
Feeding time; by Charles Emile
Jacque. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
7, 1909; K 1620.
Grief of the Pasha; by Jean Leon
Gerome. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 ec. Sept.
S 1909: K 1745.
Haying time; by C. EH. Colby. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 26, 1909; K
1047.
Meadow (The); by Daubigney. ©
Sept. 138, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; K
1746.
Nurse (The) ; by Joseph Isreals. ©
Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K
1698.
Nutting time; by C. E. Colby. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 26, 1909; K
1048.
Preparing the sermon; by Josse
Frappa. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 ¢. Sept.
9, 1909; K 1747.
Return of the French fishing post;
by Jean Judin. © Sept. 16, 1909; 2.
Sept. 16, 1909; K 1914.
Storm at Scheveningen; by Andreas
Achenbach. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 e.
Sept. 9, 1909; K 1748.
Tempest (The); by Louis ees
_ © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909;
1699.
Well, what do you think of that.
| © Sept. feos. 2 €. Aug. 27, 1909; K
| 1346.
GusTIN (EH. W.), New York, N. Y.
[25455-25458
Dear Sir:—yYour favor received.
© Sept. 11, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 13, 1909;
© Aug. 9,
§} K 1807.
Her Royal Highness.
1909: 2 c. Sept. 13, 1909: K 1808.
I don’t know where I’m going. ©
Sept. 11, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1909;
4809.
If I only had the price. © Sept. 11,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1909; K 1810.
GUTMANN & GUTMANN, New York,
i Pa [25459
Cook or Peary? © Sept. 17, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 22, 1909; K 2107.
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[25460-25488
Albany, N. Y. State normal school.
© Oct. 18, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1909; J
133481.
Manlius, N. Y., St. John’s military
academy; 1, 2. © Sept. 29, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Oct. 1, 1909; J 188120; 133121.
New York, N. Y.:
Broadway from Battery park;
College of New York; Columbia uni-
versity; Grant’s tomb and Riverside
drive; New York university 1, 2;
Statute of liberty; Water front. ©
Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 19, 1909;
J 13838476-133478, 183480, 1334S83-
133486.
— Hudson-Fulton naval parade,
14. © Oct. 12, 1909; 2 c each Oct.
14, 1909; J 183306—-133309.
— Hudson river:
English battleships; Holland war-
ship. © Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
19, 1909; J 183479, 183482.
Oswego, N. Y.:
Panorama; Oil well supply co.;
River front. © Sept. 22, 1909; 2 «.
each Sept. 25, 1909; J 132918-132920.
Syracuse, N. Y., Syracuse university,
14. © Sept. 29, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 1,
1909; J 183122-133125.
Utica, N. Y., panorama. © Sept. 29,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 1, 1909; J 1383126.
West Point, [N. Y.]:
Battle monument;
Foot-ball game;
Buildings ;
Inspection and dress
parade; Looking up the Hudson. ©
Oct. 27, 1909; 2 c. each. Oct. 29, 1909;
J 188876—133880.
Hau (D. B.), La Conner, Wash.
[25489-25496
© Oct. 6, 1909;
1909; J 1838065-
Farm scenes, 18-21.
Dvr eae Oct.) 12:
133068.
[Harvest scenes.] 14-17. © Sept.
9, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 14, 1909; J
132928-132931.
HALL ee P.) & soN, New York,
N. [25497-25503
eae | (EH. M..8:) . ©) Cakes,
1909; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1909; J 1382801.
Lusitania (S. S.) 6147. © Oct. 11,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1909; J 1838256.
407
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25504
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 4
Hatt (Gro. P.) & son—Continued.
[New York, N. Y.] Broadway north
from post-office, 6145. © Sept. 23,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1909; J 182184.
— Sky line; 1909:
6148; With Half Moon and Cler-
mont. 6149. © Oct. 11, 1909; 2 «4
each Oct. 12, 1909; J 1838059, 133060.
—— Queensborough bridge, 6144. ©
Sept. 22, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1909; J
182119.
—110th street curve. © Aug. 6,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 6, 1909; K 946.
HAtverson (B. A.), Chicago, [11.
[25504
Rattlesnake ready to strike. © Oct.
25, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1909; J 133859.
HALVERSON (LEwiIs H.), Blackduck,
Minn. [25505-25506
Mallard ducks—Wood ducks. ©
Oct. 8, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 11, 1909; J
1382984, 182985.
HAMILTON (S. R.), Chicago, Il.
[25507-25508
Chicago, IJ]l., Washington park hos-
pital, 1, 2. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 18, 1909; J 1382939, 182940.
HARDEN (GEO. N.), Rockland, Me.
[25509-25510
Delaware (U. 8S. S.) on trial course
off Rockland, Maine, A, B. © Oct. 25,
1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 27, 1909; J 133852,
133853.
HARDEN (HoMER T.), Wichita, Kans.
[25511
Harvest queen coronation, peerless
prophets 1909. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 24, 1909; J 182887.
HarDMAN, Peck & Co.,
NS [25512-25513
Gay (Maria) 1800-1; 1800-2. ©
July 1, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 16, 1909;
J 1319538, 181954.
HARPER & BROS., New York, N. Y.
[25514-25517
Aaron; by Edwin A. Abbey. (Illus.
for Titus Andronicus.) © Sept. 23,
1999; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2262.
Charmian: Your crown’s awry; Ill
mend it, and then play—by Edwin A.
Abbey (Antony and Cleopatra, Act 5,
scene 2.) © Aug. 20, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
21, 1909; K 925.
Cleopatra: Sooth, la, I'll help; by
Edwin A. Abbey. (Antony and Cleo-
patra, act 4, scene 4.) © Aug. 20,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 926.
New York,
408
HARRISON (R. W.), Key West, Fla.
HARPER & BROoS.—Continued.
Enter Vertidius in triumph, etc., by
Edwin A. Abbey. (Antony and Cleo-
patra, act 3, scene 1.) © Aug. 20,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 924.
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa.
[25518-25519
Lake Hopatcong, N. J. from Col.
Green’s, Mt. Harry, B. © Dee. 9,
1809; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; J 183134.
Yacht club motor boat, 30-mile
race Sept. 4, 1909, the start. © Sept.
5, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1909; J 131926.
[25520
Key West harbor, moonlight. ©
Oct. .1, 1909; 2.¢. Sepie2a 2905-7
132890.
Hart, SCHAFFNER & Marx, Chicago,
PE [25521-25562
Afternoon affair. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2 ce, Aus. 30, 1909 ie aiaeee
At the bank. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1886.
At the club. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ce
Aug. 30, 1909; K 13887.
At the vaudeville. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1388.
Auto tour. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 27, 1909; K 2716.
Bench show. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 e.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1960.
Case of charity. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 13889.
Choosing the pets. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 30, 1909; K 13890.
Christmas. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 e¢.
Oct. 21, 1909; K 3194.
Corner stone. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1891.
Deal on the curb. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2 e. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1392.
Down the bay. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 13898.
Driving the pair. © Aug. 26, 1909;
2c. Aug. 80, 1909; K 1894.
First of the season. © Aug. 25,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1895.
Going out. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢,
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1896.
Green room. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 e.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 13897.
Hudson—Fulton celebration. © Sept. |
10, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 20; 1909; K 2008. |
In the library. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1898.
Interviewing Santa Claus. © Aug. |
25, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1899.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
25585
Hart, SCHAFFNER & Marx—Continued.
Latest extra. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1400.
Long jump. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 e¢.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1401.
Manicure (The) © Aug. 25, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1402.
New Year, old wine. © Sept. 18,
1909 ; 2 ce. Oct. 21, 1909; K 3195.
Night at the opera. © Oct. 8, 1909;
pee ew, 2, 1909; K 3191.
On Broadway. © Aug. 25, i909;
2 c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1403.
On the links. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 25, 1909; K 2260.
On the polo field. © Sept. 10, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 20, 1909; K 2009.
Penfield (Edw.) waiting for the
game. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 9,
1909; K 1751.
Preparing the feast. © Aug. 25,
1909 ; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1404.
Rainy day. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 «¢.
Sept. 25, 1909; K 2261.
Ready for the line-up. © Oct. 15,
eee ©. Oct Al, 1909; K 3192.
Ready for the tour. © Sept. 138,
1909 ; 2 e. Sept. 22, 1909; K 2108.
Ready to go. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 25, 1909; K 2259.
Ready to leave. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2
e. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1405.
Reassurance. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1406. ;
Referee. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
22, 1909; K 2109.
Safe from harm. © Aug. 25, 1909;
2 e. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1407.
Style book autumn & winter. 1909-
1910. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 30,
1909; K 1408.
Thanksgiving. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2
© Oct. 21, 1909; K 3198.
Tourist (The) © Aug. 25, 1909; 2
@. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1409.
Watching the winner. © Aug. 25,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1410.
Yell-master. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1411.
Harvey (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[25563-25578
Albuquerque, New Mex.:
Hacienda of Perfecto Armijo;
Sandia church, Pueblo of Sandia. ©
Noy. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 8, 1909; J
— 182869, 182871.
American Arab. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2
| e. Oct. 9, 1909; J 132892.
Harvey (FRED )—Continued.
Awaiting the signal. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2-¢. Oct. 9, 1909; J 132895.
Clovis, New Mex., Gran Quivira,
new Santa Fe hotel. © Noy. 1, 1909;
2c. Oct. 25, 1909; J 133756.
First riding lesson. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 9, 1909; J 132894.
Francisco. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 e. Oct.
9, 1909; J 132898.
Grand canyon of Arizona, Hotel El
Tovar. © Aug. 28, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 30,
1909; K 13881.
Lamy, New Mex., Los Pinos hotel.
© Oct. 25, 1909; 2 e. Oct. 8, 1909; J
132868.
Peace piper. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2.
Oct. 9, 1909; J 132898.
Snowy range near Trinidad, Colo.
© Aug. 25, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1909; K
1380.
Taos, [N. Mex.]:
Maiden; Ruin of Mission; Sunset;
Taos, [N. Mex.] © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ce.
each Oct. 9, 1909; J 182896, 132897,
132899, 1382900. —
Williams, Ariz., Fray Marcos hotel.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1909; J -
132870.
HAUSLEITER (JULIUS), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[25579-25580
Connecticut (U. S. S.).—Liberté
(French S. 8.) © Oct. 18, 1909; 2 e.
each Oct. 19, 1909; J 133281—133282.
Hay (W. P.), Washington, D. C.
[25581-25582
Phyla and classes of animals ar-
ranged to show their supposed rela-
tionships. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
1, 1909; K 1459.
Plants, important groups arranged
to show their supposed relationships.
© Sept. 1, 1909, 2 c. Sept. 1, 1909; K
1458.
HEADLEY & FARMER Co., Newark, N. J.
[25583
Around the world. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2c. Sept. 24, 1909; K 2752.
Heck (WitiiaM A.), Louisville, Ky?
[25584
Heck collects your accounts. ©
Oct. 27, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1909; K 2829.
Hetreicu (J. W.), Carrollton, Ohio.
[25585
Carrollton and Oneida train. ©
Sept. 25, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 30, 1909;
K 2756.
409
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25586
pti Tv; i: Se V4
HENCHEMER (JOHN), Crested Butte,
Colo. [25586
Poverty gulch. © Sept. 6, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 2, 1909; J 182680.
HENSCHEL (A. C.) & CO., Chicago, III.
[6 prints.] [25587-25592
Dan Baker. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2.
Sept. 20, 1909: K 2746.
Dolly Tott. — Don Leon. — John
Eaton.—Molly Watson.—Wm. Mur-
dock. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 15, 1909; K 22538-2257.
HENSEL (L.), Hawley, Pa.
[25593-25596
Rowland, Pa., Rowland house. ©
Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K
var
Shohola, Pa., Shohola hotel. ©
Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K
2718.
Varden, Wayne Co., Pa.:
Middle creek falls; street view.
© Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c each Sept. 25,
1909; K 2719, 2720.
HENSLEY (Davin Martin), Decatur,
Ind. [25597
Hensley (J. L.). © Sept. 18, 1909;
2c. Sept. 14, 1909; K 1849.
HERMANCE (L. Poughkeepsie,
ING: [25598-25599
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1909. Hudson-
Fulton fleet. ©Oct. 4, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
41,1909; K 2974.
—— Vassar college, main building.
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1909;
J 1382917.
M.),
HIBBARD (CHARLES J.), Minneapolis,
Minn. [25600-25601
Minnesota state fair 1909, 1,2. ©
Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 18, 1909;
J 182915, 182916.
HIcHBORN (Harriet D.), Stockton
Springs, Maine. [25602-25605
Searsport, Me.:
Bathing shore 3; Bridge shore 4;
Camden steamer entering iy: Moose
point 2. © Aug. 21, 1909; 2 c. each
Aug. 28, 1909; J 132713132716.
HILDRETH (H. 8S.) co., Boston, Mass.
[25606-25608
[Velvet candy]:
Give me some; Raised on velvet;
They fight for it. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 «.
each Oct. 4, 1909; K 2976— 2978,
Hitt (F. Eton), Mitchell, S. Dak. -
[25609-25610
Corn Palace, Mitchell, S. Dak.:
Every day at the corn palace;
stero view, 48. © Oct. 2, 1909; 2 «.
each Oct. 5, 1909; J 133870,433174-
Hitt (Harry F.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
[25611
© Sept. 15,
2, 1909; J 131730.
Hitt (R.), Philadelphia, Pa. [41
prints. ] [25612-25652
Aren’t they sweet.—Blue ribbon win-
ner. — Bluegrass aristocrats. — Boston
tea wharf.—Champion.—Chip of the
old block.— Cross country. — Dairy
maid.—Eternal question.—Hverything
fresh.—Faithful friend.— Faithful
Lightning flash, 824.
1909; 2 c. Sept.
from the madding crowd.—Fresh from
the cow.—Haymakers.—Help wanted—
male.—In action.—Leafy lane.—Look
pleasant, bossy.—Lotus flower.—Mak-
ing it hot for her.—Master of hounds.—
Messengers of peace.—Milking time.—
Mixed family.—Morning ride.—Now I
lay me.—Oh! naughty moon.—Old head
on young shoulders.—Old oaken buck-
et. — Prize winner.— Queen of the
May.— Snowbound.—Spin in the
park.—Stitch in time.—Taking an in-
terest in the business.— Tangled
woods.—Turn of the tide-—Winding
stream.—Winter sunshine. © Oct. 5,»
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909; K 3121—
3161.
HILLMAN (THOMAS L.), Island Falls,
Me. [25653
Island Falls, Me, Congregational
church and parsonage. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1909; J 181691.
Hinps (AureEtius S.), Portland, Me.
[25654
Hinds’ honey and almond cream
girl, © Oct. 14, 1909372 \epiG@Eies
1909; K 2990.
Hines (THALES A.), United States.
[25655
School days. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c.
Sept. 27, 1909; J 182956.
HIRMER (Max), Miinchen, Germany.
[25656-25659 |
Christus begegnet seiner mutter; |
[von] Gebhard Fugel. © July 1, 1909; — |
2 ec. Sept. 28, 1909; H 109.
—nimmt das kreuz auf sich;
[von] Gebhard Fugel. © July 1, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 28, 1909; H 108.
410
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
HirgMerR (Max)—Continued.
stirbt am kreuz; [von] Gebhard
Fugel. © July 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 28,
7909 - > Ht 107.
tréstet die frauen Jerusalems;
[von] Gebhard Fugel. © July 1, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 28,:1909; H 106.
HoEHNER (A. F.), San Francisco, Cal.
[25660
Portala festival souvenir of Cali-
fornia missions. © Aug. 20, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 18, 1909; K 1956.
HOLIDAY PICTURE MAKERS, Washington,
[25661-25670
Peepsie series, 1-4. © Sept. 4, 1909;
2 c. each Sept. 7, 1909; K 1621-1625.
——5&6. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c. each
Oct 25, 1909; K. 3356, 3357.
—— 8-10. Miece. 1909-2" e:
each Oct. 25, 1909; IKK 3358-3360.
HOLLAND BOX co., Boston, Mass. [4
prints. ] [25671-25674
Chrysanthemum.— Poppies. — Snow
ball Wild rose. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2
ce. each Aug. 28, 1909; K 1461-1464.
HoLuipaAy Box co., Detroit, Mich. [9
prints. ] [25675-25683
Getting ready for business.—Hail
Columbia.—Heavier than gold.——Home
rule——tLiberty or death.—Pilgrim’s
choice. — Prospecting. — Serenade. —
Witching hour. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2c.
each Oct. 7, 1909; K 2802-2810.
HOLLYER (SAMUEL), Hudson Heights,
bids [25634-25685
Half Moon (The) 1609.—Knicker-
bocker cottage 1851. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 2, 1909; K 1957,
1958.
HOLMES MFG. CO., Chicago, III.
[25686
Basket ball girl. © Sept. 18, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2396.
HoreGan (J.), JR., Scranton, Penn.
[25687-25693
Diamond vein; Sept. 14, 1909:
North of Fairview ave., east cor-
ner of 16 lot, 5212; North of Fairview
eer eott. S. W. of 16, 5211; Pier
about 90 ft. N. W. from corner 7th
st. and Lack ave., 5210. © Sept. 18,
©1909; 2 e. each Sept. 20, 1909; J
132067-132069.
Rock vein, Sept. 14, 1909:
Under ninth st. 300 ft. from 16,
5207; under s. side Chestnut st., nearly
opposite N. W. corner of 16, 5209 : 50
ft. north of Fairview ave., 100 ft. east
of 16 lot, 5208. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Sept. 20, 1909; J 1382064-132066.
a is OMe
25764
Horean (J.), JR.—Continued.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Tenth biennial
convention national protective legion,
Sept., 1909. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 25, 1909; J 182189.
HorNER (Cart J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[25694-25697
Gardner (W. L.) © Sept. 30, 1909;
2°e. Oet.- 1, 1909; F.4132426,
Hill (Arthur D.) © Sept. 17, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 20, 1909; J 1382072.
Speaker (Tris) © Sept. 30, 1909;
2.2, Oct. AL, 1909 = 3. lieder.
Wood (J.) © Sept. 30, 1909; 2c.
Oetz 1; 1909)* F 132425.
HorsMAN (BE. J.) co., New York, N. Y.
[25698
Billiken doll. © Aug. 20, 1909; 2e
Sept. 2, 1909; K 1528.
Hote, Carre MAy co., Cape May, N. J.
[25699-25704
Cape May, N. J., Hotel Cape May:
Bird’s-eye view from; Front;
Hotel Cape May; Ocean from; Piazza;
Sunday evening concert. © Aug. 19,
1909: 2 e eaeh Sept. 22, 1909; J
132096-132101.
Howarkp (PuHiuip EK.) Philadelphia, Pa.
[25705-25706
At the spring.—God the creator of
all things. .© Sept. 18, 1909; 2 e.
each Sept. 16, 1909; K 1926, 1927.
Howe (FREpDrERIc E.), Dowagiae, Mich.
[25707-25709
Elks’ annual picnic, 1-8. © Oct. 26,
1909 ; 2c. each Oct. 30, 1909; J 188981—
133988.
Howes (WINFIELD §8.), Butte, Mont.
[25710
Great Falls, Mont. © Oct. 6, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 15, 1909; J 183144.
Hoxie (D. W.), Peace Dale, R. I.
[257 1125714
Neighborhood Guild:
Bridge entrance; Entrance; Memo-
rial; Memorial from north-west. ©
Sept. 11, 1909; 2 ec. each Aug. 27, 1909;
J 133488-133491.
HUBIN’S BIG POST CARD STORE, Atlantic
City, N. J. [25715
Tall cedar post card. © Sept. 14,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909; K 2757.
HuDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION COMMIS-
sion, New York, N. Y.
[25716-25764
[Floats :]
Aeolian harp; Crowning of Bee-
thoven; Egyptian art, music and liter-
411
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25765
Hvupson-FULTON CELEBRATION COMMIS-
SION FLOATS—Continued.
ature; Europa; Exploit of Marinus
Willet; Fate of Henry Hudson;
Fairies; Harvesting; Humor; Intro-
duction of Croton water; Nathan
Hale; Statue of liberty; Trial of John
Peter Zenger; Washington taking oath
of office. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 3, 1909; K 1942-1955.
Cinderella; Colors; Father Rhine;
Frost King; Title car, Colonial period.
© Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 4,
1909; K 1937-1941.
Colonial home; Death of Fafner;
Dutch doorway ; Hamilton’s harangue;
Legend of Sleepy Hollow; Lohengrin;
Orpheus before Pluto; Publishing the
eonstitution ; Reception of Peter Stuy-
vesant; Season of hunting; Title car,
Dutch period; Title car, United States
and modern period; William Tell. ©
Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 10, 1909;
K 1769-1781.
Arion; Bowling on Bowling Green ;
Carnival pageant; Clermont; Fulton’s
(Robert) steamboat “ Clermont”; Ger-
mania; Gnomes; Half Moon; Hudson’s
(Henry) ship, the “Half Moon”;
Hudson-Fulton celebration 1909; Leg-
en_d of Hiawatha; Mermaids; Nieuw
Amsterdam becomes New York; Order
of the Cincinnati; Purchase of Man-
hattan; Tannhiuser; War dance. ©
Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 14, 1909 ;
J 1850-1866.
HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New
VoOrk Nowy. [25765, 25766
Huguenot society of America, ban-
quet, April 20, 1909, A, B. © Sept. 24,
ee 2c. each Sept. OT, 1909; K 2276,
rat |
Huett, (N. P.), Pawlet, Vt. [25767
Dog sucking cow. © Oct. 4, 1909:
2c. Oct. 6, 1909; K 2787.
Hutt (Marvin CW itt, Te
[25768, 25769
Certificate of transfer—Member’s
certificate. © Oct. 22, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 22, 1909; K 3289, 3240.
Hui & BigELow, Chicago, Ill. [25770
_ Calendar, 1910. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2
c. Oct. 19, 1909; K 3444.
Hunt (Woopgury E.) co., Concord,
N. H. [25771
Risen this Easter day. © Sept. 20,
1909 ; 2 c. Oct. .25, 1909; K 3831.
Hunter (S. K.), Oceana, Va. [25772
Princess Anne special. © Sept. 23,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909 3274:
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 4
HUNTZINGER (ETHAN), Piqua, Ohio.
[25773-25775
Troy, Ohio:
Public square; Rowan memorial
1-4. © Oct. 2, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 1,
1909; J 188129-1331338.
Hurst (J. T.), Neodesha, Kans.
[25776, 25777
Neodesha, Kans., high school build-
ing, A, B. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2 ce. each
Oct. 11, 1909; J 183114, 1383115.
Huy ters, New York, N. Y. [15 prints.]
[25778-25792
* Avenue of almond trees.—Cow.—
Group of elephants.— Huyler’s cocoa
& chocolate.—Lemons and oranges.—
Madison square garden.—Mammoth
cocoanut.—Many shiploads of pineap-
ples. — Metropolitan building. — Mt.
Washington. — Niagara falls. — Obe-
lisks.—Pasteboard boxes.—Railroad
train of freight cars.—Row of Huyler’s
stores. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
8, 1909; K 1754-1768.
IDEAL PHOTO co., Ambrose, N. Dak.
[25793
Ambrose [N. Dak.] on the Soo. ©
Aug. 24, 1909; 2.¢c. Sept. 7%, 2909 &
2395.
IMESON (THOMAS COLE), Jacksonville,
Fa. [25794
Curios. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
28, 1909; K 19386.
INDEX co., Pittsburg, Pa. [25795
Adams (Chas.) © Oct. 19, 1909; 2
e. Oct. 22, 1909; J 183514.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. OF
AMERICA, Chicago, Il.
[25796-25797
Alaskan mail carrier. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1909; K 3430.
Prosperity. © Aug. 14, 1909; 2 e.
Aug. 21, 1909; K 927.
INTERNATIONAL STEREOGRAPH CO., INC.,
Decatur, Il. [25798-25803
Decatur, Ill. Club house, G. & T.
tournament, 1909. © July 22, 1909; 2
e. Oct. 11, 1909; J 132977.
Farmer City, Ill., wreck on IJ]. Cen-
tral R. R., Oct. 5, 1909; 1, 2. sO
6, 1909; 2 e. each Oct. fe 1909; J
152975, 132976.
Parnell, Ill.,
5 ’O8:
Crane lifting debris from wreck;
Head-end collision, 3; Wreck, 4. ©
Oct. 6, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 11, 1909; J
132978-132980.
Til. Central RB. BR.OGt:
412
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
25841
INTERNATIONAL TEXTBOOK CO., Scran- | JupDGE (W. A.), Waterville, Me.
ton, Pa. [25804-25807 [25828
Masonry bridge.—Reinforced con- H. and W. Co. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2 ¢.
erete building construction.—Spandrel | Oct. 6, 1909; J 132762.
sections.—Steel column and connec- K J i 2 r
tions. © Aug. 14, 1909: 2 c each oe ea ULIUS) INC. New York,
Sept. 25, 1909: K 2511-2514. N. Y. [25829
IOWA BIRD CO., Des Moines, Iowa.
[25808
Parrots. © July 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
4, 1909; K 3200.
Jacosps (T. Tospy), Omaha, Nebr.
[25809
Seream, brother eagle, scream. ©
Pele Poses 2 €. sept. 2, 1909; K
ie
JOHNSON (ALFRED STANLEY) JR., Wau-
pun, Wis. [25810
Carp caught on Beaver Dam Pond
[Wis.]. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 26,
1909; J 133814.
JOHNSON (C. D. G.) Cincinnati, Ohio.
[25811
Exhibitors booth design. © Sept.
10, 1909; 2 ce. Sept. 9, 1909; K 1740.
JOHNSTON (R. W.) stupios, Pittsburg,
Pa. [25812
Detroit base-ball club 1909. © Oct.
42, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1909; J 133146.
JOHNSTON (W. & A. K.) .Lrtp. Edin-
burgh, Scotland. [25813-25820
Anatomy and physiology charts:
Bones; Heart arteries; Ligaments;
Muscles; Nervous system; Organs of
digestion; Organs of sense and voice;
Veins and lungs. © Aug. 6, 1909; 2.
each Aug. 2, 1909; K 1985-1992.
JONES (EtHet P.), Minneapolis, Minn.
[25821-25823
Italy; by E. P. Jones. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1909; H 96.
| Japan; by E. P. Jones. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1909; H 94.
Russia; by HB. P. Jones. © Sept. 15,
_ 1909; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1909; H 95.
JoNES (Louis C.), Salt Lake City,
) Utah. [25824-25826
Johnson (Jack):
| And L. C. Jones; At Walker’s
field; In Salt Lake City. © Aug. 27,
1909: 2 ec. each Aug. 27, 1909; J
131686—-131688.
_ Joyce (Watter S.), Chicago, Il.
[25827
| Abato. © Oct. 6, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 8,
| 1909; J 182867.
| powder.
| 22, 1909; K 3241.
Kalish’s spearmint peroxide tooth
© Aug. 15, 1909; 2 ec. Oct.
KANSAS CITY BOOK EXCHANGE, Kansas
City, Mo. [25830
Literary kid. © July 1, 1909; 2.
Aug. 2, 1909; K 1321.
KASSELL (B. C.), Chicago, Ill. [258381
Masonic membership certificate. ©
Oct. 5, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1909; K 28138.
KEITH (Epson) & co., Chicago, Il.
[25832
Girl with the muff. © Sept. 30,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1909; K 2690.
KELLBERG STUDIO, Harrisburg, Pa.
[25833
Harrisburg, Pa. Mulberry street
viaduct. © Sept. 6, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1909; J 13838025.
KELLERMAN (ANNETTE), New York,
i. ie 4 [25834
World swimmer and diver. © Aug.
11, 1909; 2c. Aug. 14, 1909; K 1330.
KELLOGG TOASTED CORN FLAKE CO., Bat-
tle Creek, Mich. [25835
Good morning, I’ve had my toasted
corn flakes, have you? © Oct. 15,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1909; K 3445.
Kent (Saran A.), Baraboo, Wis.
[25836
Christmas greetings. © Oct. 25,
1909; 2 ce. Sept. 29, 1909; K 2902.
KENT (WILLSON G.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[25837
Direct from Paris. © Sept. 10, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 23, 1909; K 1664.
KrENnyon (HENRY), Norwich, Conn.
[25838-25839
Early autumn in New England.—
Sunset in the woods of Maine. © Oct.
1, 1909: 2 c. each Sept. 13, 1909; K
1804, 1805.
KEPPLER & SCHWARZMANN, New York,
ie [25840-25841
Cover page. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 15, 1909; K 2597.
Not all hay is made while the sun
shines. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1909; K 2398.
413
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25842
KESSLER (FREDERICK J.), Atlantic,
Mass, [ 25842-25843
Dorchester Bay [Mass.] sunset. ©
Oe 21, 1909: 2c: Oct. -27,01909 di
1383851.
Lishtning. .© Oct. 27, 190932 ce.
Oct. 27, 1909; J 183850.
KETTERLINUS LITHO. MFG. co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [25844-25845
Amusing doggy. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 23, 1909; K 1978.
Harvest kid. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 28, 1909; K 1460.
KEYSTONE PUB. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[25846
Keystone, Nov., 1909, cover page.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c Oct. 5, 1909; K
2800.
KEYSTONE VIEW CO., Meadville, Pa.
[25847
Montrose, Colo., President Taft
opens gunnison tunnel, Sept. 23, 1909.
16601. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2 e@ Oct. 6,
1909; J 1382764.
KILNER (THERON W.), New York, N. Y.
[25848
His summer girl. © Aug. 4, 1909;
2c. Oct. 11, 1909; J 182971.
Kine (EH. W.), Chicago, Ill.
[25849-25853
Birmingham, 021-024 & 031. © Oct.
9, 1909; 2 c@ each Oct. 12, 1909; K
2917-2921.
Kinnsy (C. M.), New York, N. Y.
[25854
In and out board. © 1 ce. Oct. 30,
1909; J 188978.
KiretLteEy (O. T.), Hannibal, Mo.
[25855
I love my Pear-y but oh! you
Cook-ie. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
30, 1909; K 2758.
KLEE & co., New York, N. Y. [25856
Forecaster, fig. 2830. © Oct. 6, 1909;
2c. Oct. 7, 1909; K 2801.
KLEIN stTupio, Milwaukee, Wis.
[25857
Milwaukee, Wis., municipal govern-
ment, 1908-1910. © Oct. 12, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 14, 1909; J 183111.
KLINGMANN (Otto), New York, N. Y.
[25858-25859
Governor’s Island, N. Y., harbor,
Wilbur Wright flying in his aero-
plane. © Oct. 11, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 12,
1909; J 133258.
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
KLINGMANN (OtTtTo)—Continued.
Philadelphia, Fairmont Park auto
race, Oct. 9, 1909; automobile 12 be-
ing dashed against telegraph pole. ©
Oct. 10, 1909; 2 ¢. Ochi2Z? 1s0S a
183029.
Knapp (E. R.), Hoboken, N. J. [25860
Mechanical engineer scale. © Oct.
5, 1909 ; 2 ce. Oct:6, 1909 Re 2sss:
KNICKERBOCKER LITHO. Co., New York,
[25861-25862
New Years good tJluck check;
[same] no. Al. © Sept. 15, 1909; 2c.
each Aug. 31, 1909; K 1413, 1414.
KocuH (FREDERICK) co., Newark, N. J.
[25863
Unique medals. © Sept. 21, 1909;
2c. Sept. 22, 1909; K 2745.
KoresBerR (PAuL C.) co., New “York,
NOY [25864-25874
Arizona.—Maine.—South Carolina.—
South Dakota.—Utah. © Aug. 16,
1909; 2 ce. each Aug. 17, 1909; K T77T—.
781.
North pole sketches:
Be it ever so humble; Cold is this
world; Come along with me; Meet
me at the icy North Pole; Merrily we
roll along; You and I. © Oct. 4, 1909;
2c. each Oct. 7, 1909; K 2984-2989.
KOEHLER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[25875-25876
Cook (Dr. F. A.) discovered North
Pole, April 21, 1908.—Peary (Robert
Ki.) discovered North Pole, Apr. 6,
1909. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c each
Sept. 21, 1909; K 2077, 2078.
KOENIG (ARTHUR) co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [25877
Tirolean. © July 31, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 19, 1909; K 847.
Krartr (Gro.), St. Paul, Minn. [25878
Johnson (John A.) © Sept. 25,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1909; J 182949.
KUGLER (FRANK G.), Newark, N. J.
[25879
Argyle firing salute. © Oct. 1,
1909 ; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1909; J 182959.
LADD (ELIZABETH A.), Needham, Mass.
[25880
Needham, Mass., town hall. © Sept.
8, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 18, 1909; J 1381684.
LA GREIDE (NELSON H.), Minneapolis,
Minn. [25881-25882
Oh you kid. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 20, 1909; K 2798.
Our eyes have met. © Sept. 8,
1909; 2 ce. Sept. 2, 1909; K 1665.
414
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
LAMB (J. & R.), New York. N. Y.
[25888-25885
Fort Amsterdam memorial tablet.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1909; J 182424.
Michaelius (Jonas), first barrister
of New Amsterdam. © 1 ec. Oct. 15,
1909; J 188151.
Minuit (Peter),
New Amsterdam.
1909; J 1838152.
LAMBIN-WENIGMAN Co., Chicago, III.
[25886-25888
Every cloud has a silver lining;
108.—Have you got a kitty? 107.—
Take a big bite; 109. © Sept. 17,
1909; 2 c each Sept. 20, 1909; K
2186-2188.
LANDON (C. N.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[25889-25896
Caricaturing, plates 1 & 2. © Sept.
15, 1909; 2 ce. each Sept. 18, 1909; K
1994, 1995.
Figures symbolical of nations, plates
first governor of
Syd se, Oct: -15,
1&2. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
6, 1909; K 2936, 2937.
Magsetei 2. (©) Oct. 23, 1909; 2 c.
each Oct. 26, 1909; K 3415, 3416.
Originating comic figures, plates 1
& 2. © Oct. 2, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
4, 1909; K 2988, 2939.
LANDRETH (ALEXANDER G.), Niagara
Falls, N. Y. [25897
Horseshoe Falls from Goat Island.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1909; J
133116.
LANE (Gero. O.), Lawrenceburg, Ind.
[25898
Good American pair to draw to. ©
Sept. 12, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1909; J
132682.
LANGDON (SETH C.), Evanston, Ill.
[25899
[Evanston, I1l.] Northwestern uni-
versity, Lunt library. © Sept. 20,
agua. 2 ce. Oci. 12, 1909; J 1383062.
LARGE & WEBSTER, Gunnison, Colo.
[25900
Gunnison, Colo., and site of State
normal school. © Aug. 16, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 27, 1909; K 2280.
LAVALLEUR (HE. H.), Lusk, Wyo.
[25901-25904
Douglas Fair, Wyo.:
Lusk exhibit, non-irrigated, 5;
Round up dinner, 7. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2 ¢. each Oct. 14, 1909; J 133186,
133137.
25929
LAVALLEUR (KE. E.)—Continued.
Lusk, Wyo.:
Lusk; Special exhibit train. ©
Oct. 27, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 28, 1909;
J 1388884, 183885.
Lawpy (HH. F.) & HinpmMarcH (R. B.),
Denver, Colo. [25905
Corona Moffat road, Colo., Crest of
continental divide. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 e. Oct. "7; 19097) Jr taaa02,
LAWRENCE (Geo. R.) co., Chicago, Il.
[25906-25910
American bankers association, bank-
ers of Chicago, annual banquet to the
executive council. © Sept. 24, 1909;
2 e.sept, 27, 1909; 3 132275.
Arctie club of America, banquet in
honor of Frederick A. Cook, Waldorf-
Astoria, N. Y. City, Sept. 23, 1909. ©
Sept. 23, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 25, 1909; J
132884.
Chicago, [Ill.] South side park, Cubs
vs. White Sox, Oct. 9, 1909. © Oct. 9,
190952 ¢ Oct; 18.1909 ;-F 1338233)
West side park, White Sox vs.
Cubs, Oct. 10, 1909. © Oct. 15, 1909;
Zac. Oet LS) 1909: Ff 1332082:
Smith (Gypsy) revival, 7th regiment
armory, Oct. 13, 1909. © Oct. 14,
19093 2 cc. Oct #8, 1909.) J a33251-
LEAVITT (Epwin M.), Rutland, Mass.
[25911-25912
Rutland, Mass., state sanatorium.
© Oct. 5, 1909" 2 <& “Oct: “7, 1909 Tt
1382810.
—— Bird’s-eye view. © Oct. 18,
1909 "2'e; Oct 20, 1909: (Sissoaee:
LEE (JAMES) co., Chicago, Ill. [10
prints. ] [25913-25922
Belle of the plains.—Death of poor
Fido.—From old Ohio.—Highland eat-
tle—Home from the fields.—Old
church lane. © July 10, 1909; 2 «.
each July 22, 1909; K 2759-2764.
Chieftain’s daughter. — Eleanor. —
Rose and violet.—Virginia. © July
24, 1909; 2 c. each July 28, 1909; K
3448-3451.
Lee (W. H.), Chicago, Il.
[ 25923, 25924
Decorative title page. © Oct. 8,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1909; K 2968.
Eureka, I have found it. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2c. Aug. 26, 1909; K 1046.
LESLIE-JUDGE co., New York, N. Y.
[ 25925-25929
Booklovers. © Sept. 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 24, 1909; K 2215.
415
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25930
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 4
LESLIE-JUDGE co.—Continued.
Hypnotist (The) © Sept. 15, 1909;
2c. Sept. 24, 1909; K 2216.
Judge calendar 1910. © Sept. 21,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1909; K 2515.
Smokers heart. © Sept. 29, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 1, 1909; K 2548.
Widow’s weeds. © Sept. 29, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 1, 1909; K 2547.
Levy (F. & H.) MANUFACTURING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [25930-25948
Cook discovers the Pole. © Oct. 4,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1909; K 2865.
Don’t be afraid, Fido. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; K 2170.
Drifting. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
9, 1909; K 2165.
I love a mason. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2
ce. Sept. 9, 1909; K 2171.
My wife’s gone to the country. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1909; K
2169.
North Pole. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 11, 1909; K 2866.
Oh! but it’s great to be poor. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1909; K
2168.
On the boss’s time. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Sept. 9, 1909; K 2162.
Sounds like giddap. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; K 2163.
Southern exposure. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Sept. 9, 1909; K 2161.
Stop swearing, hubby. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; K 2160.
That’s what they all say. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; K 2167.
Toot! an’ be darned. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; K 2164.
Two soles with but a single thought.
ous 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; K
LIDGERWOOD MFG. COo., Chicago, Tl.
[ 25944, 25945
Lidgerwood - Crawford excavator,
mounted on a barge. A&B. © Aug.
16, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 18, 1909: K
1471, 1472.
LINDNER (RopBerRT), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[25946
Pride of New York; by R. Lindner.
rege 20, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 21, 1909;
Lines (L. E.), Springfield, Mo. [25947
Autopiano in Arkansas. © 1 e¢. Oct.
8, 1909; J 132846.
LINKLETTER (L. G.), Seattle, Wash.
[25948-25951
Rainier national park, [Wash.]:
Government road; Indian Henry’s
old trail; Noble peak, view from; Saw
tooth peak. © Aug. 6, 1909; 2 c. each
Aug. 16, 1909; J 181692-131695.
LoEB (EMANUEL) & co., Chicago, Il.
[25952
Fashion wall plate. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 18, 1909; K 3095.
(AvueusT), Tompkinsville,
[25953-25964
“Connecticut, (U. 8. 8.) 1212. © Oct.
18, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1909: J 133323.
Itasca (U. S. S.) 1209. © Oct. 14,
1909; 2.¢.-Oct. 15; 19093 aes:
Marietta (U. S. S.) 1210. © Oct.
14, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 15; 19085" tester.
Nebraska (U. 8S. S.) 1211. © Oct.
14, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1909: J teateZ.
Hudson-Fulton celebration :
Bridges spanning East river, 1206;
Brooklyn bridge, 1201; Metropolitan
life building, 1200; Singer building
tower, 1207; Soldiers & sailors monu-
ment, 1204; Washington arch, 1203.
© Oct. 14, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 15,
1909; J 183173-133178.
—— Statue of liberty, 1213. © Oct.
18, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1909; J 1338322.
Rhode Island (U. S. 8.) 1208. ©
Oct. 14, 1909; 2 « Oct. 15, 1909; Jo
133179.
Lorp (CLAUDE), Atlanta, Ga.
[25965-25966
Atlanta (Greater), 1909.—Atlanta,
war time, 1864. © Sept. 6, 1909; 2 c.
each Sept. 3, 1909; K 2210, 2211.
LUBIN MFG. CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[25967
How Brown got married. © Aug.
16, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1909; J 133964.
Lucas (JoHN) & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[25968
First note of American liberty. ©
Oct. 7, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1909; K 3074.
Lucky (W. A.), New York, N. Y.
[25969
Flying high. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1909; K 2457.
LUTKE (FREDERICK HERMAN), Brook-
lyn, N. Y. [25970
Half Moon and Clermont, 1909. ©
Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; K
1673.
LOEFFLER
ONE:
416
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
CLASSES, H TO K
26046
LYMAN (BLANCHE L.), Chicago, III.
[25971
Being good is such a lonesome job.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1909; K
2877.
LYNCH (JOSEPH J.), New York, N. Y.
[25972
First taste of sweets. © Oct. 9,
1909 ; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1909; J 183024.
Lynpon (A. S.), Ann Arbor, Mich.
[25973-26044
Ann Arbor, Mich.:
Dam (The); Huron (The);
Washtenaw avenue. © July 28, 1909;
2c. each July 31, 1909; K 1213-1215.
Appleton, Wis.:
Bridge over Fox River; Fox
River; Pretty view. © July 28, 1909;
2c. each July 31, 1909; K 1216-1218.
Breen Lake: sunset. © July 28,
1909, 2 6. July 31, 1909; K 1219.
Delavan Lake, Wis.: pretty view.
© July 28, 1909; 2 ec. July 31, 1909:
K 1220.
Elkhart, Ind.:
Drive along the Elkhart; Old
mill race; St. Joe River dam; St. Joe
River from Main st. bridge. © July
28, 1909; 2 ec. each July 31, 1909; K
1221-1224.
Fox Lake, [I1.:
Along the shore; Fox Lake from
Mineola hotel; Mineola hotel. © July
28, 1909; 2 c. each July 31, 1909; K
1225-1227.
Green Lake, Wis.:
Drive along Green Lake; Maple-
wood hotel; Maple Wood shore; Pleas-
ant Point hotel; Sherwood Forest
hotel. © July 28, 1909; 2 ct. each
July 31, 1909; K 1228-1232.
Hen Island power plant and dam.
© July 28, 1909; 2c. July 31, 1909; K
1233:
Indian River, Mich.:
Fountain place; Pretty view. ©
July 28, 1909; 2 ce. each July 31, 1909;
K 1234, 1235.
Klinger’s Lake, Mich.:
Oakwood resort; [View of the
lake] © July 28, 1909; 2 ec. each
July 31, 1909; K 1237, 1236.
Lake Geneva, Wis.:
Along the path; Elgin club; Elgin
club from the lake; N. W. Harris’ sum-
mer home; On the shore. © July 28,
-1909; 2 ec. each July 31, 1909; K 1288—
1242.
Lake Maxinkuckee, Culver, Ind.:
Along the shore; Bathers; Lake;
Lawn; Pretty view. © July 28, 1909;
2c. each July 31, 1909; K 1244-1248.
Lynpon (A. S.)—Continued.
Madison, Wis.: Tenney park. ©
July 28, 1909; 2 c. July 31, 1909; K
1248.
Michigan, University of:
Campus in winter; Engineering
bldg.; Law building; Library; Michi-
gan in winter. © July 28, 1909; 2c.
each July 31, 1909; K 1249-1253.
Mishawaka, Ind.: St. Joe River dam
and Cedar st. bridge. © July 28, 1909;
Ze. July Si, 1909 K tb:
Roaring Brook, Mich.:
Drive; Roaring Brook Inn. ©
July 28, 1909; 2 c. each July 31, 1909;
Ke awe Ge
South Bend, Ind.:
Jefferson st. bridge; Notre Dame;
Notre Dame, Grotto; St. Mary’s Acad-
emy; St. Mary’s Academy, Collegiate
Hall; Spring Brook park. © July 28,
1809; 2 c. each July 31, 1909; K 1257-—
1262.
Three Rivers, Mich. :
Corey Lake; Flint ave. bridge;
Grand view hotel; Pretty drive; St.
Joe River; St. Joe River dam. © July
28, 1909; 2 c. each July 31, 1909; K
1263-1268.
Topinabee, Mich.:
Dock (The); Pike’s summer tay-
ern; Pines. © July 28, 1909; 2 «.
each July 31, 1909; K 1269-1271.
Traverse City, Mich.:
Northern Michigan asylum; Pret-
ty drive along Traverse Bay; Pretty
view on Traverse Bay. © July 28,
1909; 2 c. each July 31, 1909; K 1272—
1274.
Walloon Lake, Mich.:
Indian garden; New Walloon ho-
tel; Pretty view; Sunset; Walloon
Lake. © July 28, 1909; 2c. each July
31, 1909; K 1275-1279.
Wisconsin, University of:
Agricultural college; Chadburn
Hall; Library, Y. M. C. A., Gymnasi-
um; Rustic bridge, University drive;
University Hall. © July 28, 1909; 2
e. each July 31, 1909; K 1280-1284.
Lyon & HEALy, Chicago, III. [26045
Lyon & Healy piano. © Aug. 21,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 18, 1909; K 13823.
McCaLi Huntingdon,
Tenn. [26046
Taft model sanitary camp. © Oct.
5, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1909; K 2982.
(JAMES H.),
417
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26047
McCuvre (R. B.), New York, N. Y.
[26047-26048
Around the world with Dorothy Dof.
Aug. 29, 1909. © Aug. 29, 1909; 1 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 1876.
Circus toy. Aug. 29, 1909. © Aug.
29, 1909; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1377.
McConkay (EUGENE), Enid, Okla.
[26049
Enid railroaders—1909. © Sept. 17,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1909; J 132704.
MacDonatp (PIRIE), New York, N. Y.
[26050-26054
Rannard (Otto T.), B, E, H, J. ©
Oct. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 6, 1909; J
132793-132796.
Gordon. (C. W:.) ° ©’ July 3;- 1909;
2 c. Sept. 18, 1909; J. 181935.
MacDowerLt (Mrs. Epw. A.), Peter-
borough, N. H. [26055-26057
MacDowell memorial:
Bark studio: Lower house; Upper
home. © Aug. 1, 1909; 2 ¢. each July
24, 1909; K 2914-2916.
McGary (JEFFERSON J.), Denver, Colo.
[26058
Birth-stone and wedding anniver-
sary. © Aug. 31, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 10,
1909; K 1911.
McKEnNzIE (HucH), Duluth; Minn.
[26059-26065
Chisholm, Minn.:
Leonard mine: Monroe mine; She-
nango mine. © Oct. 14, 1909: 2 «.
each Oct. 21, 1909; J 133440, 133444,
133445.
Monroe location; Oliver iron
mining co. © Oct. 6, 1909: 2 c. each
Oct. 21, 1909: J 133441, 1383448.
McGonagle (fire tug) pumping 6.000
gallons of water a minute on Le Seuer
mill fire. © July 11, 1909; 2 ¢. July
io, 1909): J 1338147.
Minnesota-Wisconsin league, pennant
winners. © Sept. 5, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 21,
1909; J 188442.
McManus (J. D.), Morley, Mich.
[26066-26068
Morley, Mich. :
North Cass street; South Cass
street; Union depot. © July 4, 1908:
2 ec. each Sept. 30, 1909; J 132710-
132712.
MACMILLAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO., Roch-
ester, N. Y. [26069
Eleventh commandment. © Aug. 20,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 27, 1909; K 1347.
pt. Iv, 2. 's, Vet
MAcOMBER (ALBERT R.), Attleboro,
Mass. [26070
Saylesville, R. I. Friends meeting.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1909; J
183590.
McWuHortTer (ALICE), Newburgh, N. Y.
. [26071
Gym girl. © Sept. 11, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 13, 1909; K 2319;
MANAHAN (W. H.), gB., Hillsboro,
N. [26072-26005
029-8034, 8086-8053. © Sept. 10,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 1, 1909; J 132400—
182423.
Marceau (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[ 26096, 26097
Bannard (Otto), 1.02) 4) Ocean
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 8, 1909; J 132865,
132866.
MARCEAU CO., LTD, New York, N. Y.
[26098-26101
Battle (George Gordon) 1, 2.—
Moore (Robert R.) 1, 2. © Oct. 11,
1909; 2 ce. each Oct. 18, 1909; J 133097—
133100.
MarTIN (THOMAS), Hartford, Conn.
| [26102
Bulletin of the Connecticut fair
1909. © Sept. 2, 1909; 2 ce. Sept. 4,
1909; K 1687.
MARTIN POST CARD Co., Ottawa, Kans.
[26103
Land of big corn. © Oct. 12, 1909;
2 ¢c. Oct. 14,/1909: 7 isaiss
Martz (J.), Wymore, Nebr. ;
[ 26104, 26105
Blue Springs, Nebr.:
Bridge; Spray. © Sept. 13, 1909;
2 ec. each Sept. 18, 1909; J 182706,
132707.
Maurer (JosepH M.), Galveston, Tex.
[26106
Greater Galveston causeway, pro-
tected roadway. © Oct. 12, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 15, 1909; J 183142.
MAVERICK & WISSINGER CO., New York,
ING YA [26107
Hudson (Henry) & Robert Fulton.
© Sept. 17, 1909; 2 ce. Sept. 17, 1909;
K 2529.
MEILER (GEORGE J.), Dayton, Ohio.
[26108
St. Clairville, Ohio, Views. © Sept.
1, 1909; 2c. Aug. 11, 1909; K 13820.
Méuirs (GrEo.), New York, N. Y.
[26109-26114
Cinderella up-to-date. © Oct. 27,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1909; J 133255.
418
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
MéEtiés (Gero.)—Continued.
For sale, a baby. © Nov. 8, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 23, 1909; J 133581.
For the cause of suffrage. B. © Oct.
13, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909; J 133027.
Hypnotist’s revenge. © Noy. 3, 1909;
2 @ Oct. 23, 1909; J 133580.
Red star inn. © Nov. 17, 1909; 2.
Oct. 23, 1909; J 133579.
Stolen wireless. A. © Oct. 13, 1909 ;
2 ec. Sept. 30, 1909; J 133026.
Mey (Emi J. DE), Philadelphia, Pa.
[26115
Napoléon et son fils le roi de Rome
(due de Reichstad). © Sept. 14, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; H S86.
Meyer (Ery) & Sruon (M. C.), Roch-
ester, N. Y. [26116, 26117
World’s finest men’s clothes. © Oct.
3, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1909; K 3209. ©
Gene so09 > 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1909; K
3298.
Meyers (E. G.), Reinbeck, Iowa.
[26118-26122
I get it three times a day.—I love
my sweet milk.—Warm lunch.—Warm
meals at all hours.—We all like it. ©
Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 26, 1909; J
133815-133819.
MEZZO-GRAVURE Co., New York, N. Y.
[26123
Canal driver. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 4, 1909; K 2711.
MIDDLETON (THOMAS B.), Santa Bar-
bara, Cal. [26124
Santa Barbara, Cal., rising tide. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 23, 1909; J
131781.
Miter (C. H.), Clark, S. Dak. [26125
Clark, S. Dak., harvest scene near.
© Aug. 12, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1909;
J 132169.
Mitire (C. R.), McCloud, Cal.
[26126-26139
Crater Lake, Oreg., 387, 388. ©
Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 2, 1909;
J 131955, 131956.
McCloud River, Cal.:
Mt. Shasta from, 342: Upper
Falls, 343. © Sept. 28. 1909; 2 «.
each Oct. 5, 1909; J 132735, 132747.
National Park, Oregon, Crater Lake:
Broo at: 355: 382: 384; 386;
Falls on Anna Creek, 345; Llao rock
from Wizard Island, 356: Mt. Scott,
350; Phantom ship, 358, 359. © Sept.
fae 2 eC: each Oct. 5, 1909; J
1327386-1382746.
26181
Miniter (JAs. A.), Gordon, Nebr.
[26140-26149
Chief American Horse. © Oct. 30,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 30, 1909; ‘J 1838960.
Chief Red Cloud—three generations.
© Oct. 30, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1909; J
183972.
Sham battle with Sioux Indians, 1-7.
© Oct. 30, 1909: 2 ce. each Oct. 30,
1909; J 1383965—-133971.
Sioux Indians picking potatoes. ©
Sept. 15, 1909; 2 c« Sept. 2, 1909; J
132164.
MILLER RUBBER CO., Akron, Ohio.
[26150
Sea-gods. © Sept. 16, 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 2, 1909; K 2688.
Mrs (J. W.), Flat Lick, Ky. [26151
From liberty to oppression from op-
pression to liberty. © Oct. 1, 1909;
Z e€. Oct. 9, 1909; K 2830.
Mrrror (THE), New York, N. Y.
[26152
Hudson - Fulton celebration 1609,
1909. © Sept. 7, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 9,
1909; K 1963.
MISHKIN sTuDIO, New York, N. Y.
[26153-26181
Baron (Alice). © Sept. 21, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 22, 1909; J 132084.
Beek (William) 1, 2. © Sept. 21,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 22, 1909; J 182085,
132086.
Carasa (Frederico di), nos. 1, 2.
© Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 22,
1909; J 132080, 132081.
— nos. 4,5. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ce.
each Oct. 2, 1909; J 132463, 132464.
Dalmores (Charles), 17. © Oct. 23,
1909 ; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1909; J 183794.
Duffault (Jean). © Sept. 21, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 22, 1909; J 182082.
nos. 3, 4. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 «¢.
each Oct. 2, 1909; J 132465, 182466.
Dufranne (Hector), 9. © Oct. 23,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 25, 1909: J 183796.
Garden (Mary), 13. © Oct. 23,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 25, 1909; J 133795.
Lucas’ (George), 1, 2. © Oct. 8,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 9, 1909; J 182902,
1329038.
Reache (Gerville), 12. © Oct. 23,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1909; J 183792.
Renaud (Maurier) © Oct.
1909; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1909; J 133793.
Sammarco (Mario), A, B; 26, 33.
© Oct. 23, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 25,
1909; J 133790, 188791.
23,
419
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26182
MISHKIN sTuDIo—Continued.
Soyer (Berthe) © Sept. 21, 1909; 2
ec. Sept. 22, 1909; J 1382083.
Zenatello (Giovanni), 6, 28, 16, 14.
© Oct. 23, 1909; 2 c«. each Oct. 25,
1909; J 188789, 183797-183799.
Zerola (Nicola), nos. 1-3. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 2, 1909; J 182467-
132469.
nos. 4, 5. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2c.
each Oct. 9, 1909; J 1382904, 182905.
MiTcHELL (Epw. H.), San Francisco,
Cal. [26182-26183
San Francisco, [Cal.] Portola festi-
val, Oct. 19-23, 1909. © Sept. 2, 1909;
2 c. each Sept. 9, 1909; K 2353, 2354.
MITCHELL (JOHN J.) co., New York,
NE oy. [26184-26189
American fashions, supplement Sept.
1909, A, B, & CG. © Sept. 10, 1909;
2 c. each Sept. 18, 1909; K 1785-1787.
American ladies tailor, supplement.
Sept. 1909. © Aug. 31, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
2, 1909; K 1452.
Sartorial art journal, supplement,
Oct. 1909, A, B. © Oct. 13, 1909; 2 c.
each Oct. 14, 1909; K 3006, 3007.
MorFrFAT, YARD & Co., New York, N. Y.
: [26190-26200
First the infant in its mother’s
arms.—Then the scholar with eyes
serene.—Then the epicure.—Then the
lover sighing like a furnace.—Then the
toddling baby boy.—Sixth shifts to
lean and slender maidenhood.—Last
scene of all. © Oct. 30, 1909; 2c. each
_Oct. 28, 1909; K 3305-8311.
For 1910; by Howard Chandler
Christy :
Autumn coolness; Mid-summer
madness; Outward bound; Roses of
friendship. © Sept. 25, 1909; 2 ec.
each Sept. 23, 1909; K 2110-2113.
MOFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, Il.
[26201—26230
Bellew (Kyrle), 14. © Oct. 19,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 23, 1909; J 133602-
133605.
Crane, (C. BR»); 1:38 © @ct. 98;
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 16, 1909; J 133188—
133190.
Dodson (J. E.). © Oct. 23, 1909;
2c. Oct. 27, 1909: J 133856.
Florence, Italy, Pont Vecchio. ©
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1909; J
132509.
Geneva, Switzerland, and Lake Ge-
neva. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 4,
1909; J 132513.
ea /
~J lear
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
MOFFETT sTuDIoO—Continued.
London, England:
Hyde Park corner; Parliament
square. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ec each
Oct. 4, 1909; J 132508, 132512. .
Malasso (G.) 7116, A, B. © Sept.
21, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. =; 1909; J
132106, 132107.
(Mr. and Mrs. G.) 7120, A, B.
© Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c each Sept. 23,
1909; J 182108, 182109.
Naples, Italy, Bay of. © Sept. 30,
1909; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1909; J 132515.
Northcliffe (Lord). © Oct. 2, 1909;
2 ¢ Oct. 7; 1909; 'F 132804.
Paris, France, Notre Dame and pre-
fecture of police. © Oct. 6, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 11, 1909; J 132995.
Panorama view. © Sept. 30,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1909; J 182507.
Piza, Italy, leaning tower, baptistry
and cathedral. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 4, 1909; J 182520.
Pompeii, Italy, destroyed city. ©
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 & Oct 4, 1909] a
toa2atn.
Rome [Italy], Arch of Titus, Coli-
seum, Arch of Constantine & Nero’s
Temple. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 ec. Oct.
26, 1909; J 133818.
— Castle St. Angelo, Hall of jus-
tice and St. Peter’s; Forum 1, 2;
From Vatican observatory. © Sept.
30, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 14, 1909; J
182506, 132510, 132518, 132519.
Venice, Italy:
Lagoon; Rialto bridge, Grand ¢ca-
nal; St. Mark’s square. © Sept. 30,
1909; 2c. each Oct 4, 1909; J 139511,
132514. 132516:
MoNARCH UNDERWEAR CO., Bowling
Green, Ohio. [26231
Bowling Green. © Sept. 27, 1909;
2c. Sept. 29, 1909; J 13823800.
Moore (JOHN I.), North Collins, N. Y.
[26232-26233
North Collins, N. Y., HMrie Boe.
depot, bird’s-eye view. © Aug. 30,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1909; J 133023.
Ruins of Erie preserving com-
pany’s plant. © Sept. 22, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1909; J 183849.
Morris (Myer), Nashville, Tenn.
[26234-26236
Nashville, meh: Nolensville pike
swimming lake. A—C. © Aug. 15,
1909; 2 ce. each Aug. 80, 1909; K 1735—-
ATOM:
ye, 420
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
Moss (F. A.), Denver, Colo.
[26287-26260
About all in.—Got a bone to pick
with you.—Ha, ha! I smell a rat.—I
hope you’ll hurry back.—Say but you
are a peach.—AStill tryin’ to make both
ends meet.—Thought you'd like to hear
from me.—We had a “rippin” good
time. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
13, 1909; K 1811-1818.
Dog - gone - cat series: Affinities,
6460.—Cheer up, 6461.—I’m stuck here
for awhile, 6462.—Life’s just one damn
thing after another, 6458.—We used to
be pals, 6457.—When you feel naughty
think of me, 6456. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 e. each Oct. 18, 1909; K 3081-3086.
Aw, h—1! nobody loves a fat
man, 6459.—Not another growl, 6455.
© Oct. 1. 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 4, 1909 ;
K 3080, 3094.
North Pole series: Ain’t my flag a
beaut, 6437.—Arrived at last, 6440.—
I’m roosting here now, 6483.—Lids on
here to stay, 6438.—Pipe my new lid,
6436.—Well I'll be durned, 6439.—You
can’t lose me, 6435. © Sept. 21, 1909;
2 c. Oct. 18, 1909; K 3087-8095.
— Qh! you pole, 6434. © Sept. 21,
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 25, 1909; K 3079.
MUELLER (Louis) & co., Chicago, Ill.
[26261
Pocahontas. © Sept. 17, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 23, 1909; K 2117.
MuLLER (EnRgique), New York, N. Y.
[26262-26266
Atlantic fleet leaving southern drill
grounds off Virginia coast. © Sept.
25, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 29, 1909; J 182821.
===" Norfolk, Va. © Oct. 9,
1909; 2 ce. Oct. 11, 1909; J 182970.
[Atlantic fleet.] Target practice at
sea. © Sept. 26, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1909; J 132319.
Louisiana (U. S. S.) at sea under-
way. © Sept. 26, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1909; J 132318.
Minnesota (U. S. S.) forward deck
and 2 twelve inch guns. © Sept. 26,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 29, 1909; J 132320.
MuLLeR (Patt), Newark, N. J.
[26267-26268 |
In the forest.—Virginia deer.
1a
c. each Oct. 20, 1909; J 133304, 133305. |
Munn & co., New York, N. Y: [26269
Scientific American, middle west
number [cover]. © Oct. 14, 1909; 2c.
}} Oct. 18. 1909; K 3068.
CLASSES, H TO K
MvrRAto co., New Brighton, N. Y.
[26270
Calecimo. © Aug. 28, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
20, 1909; K 3206.
Murpocu (HELEN MESSINGER), Boston,
Mass. [26271-26272
Grand canon, Ariz. Colorado river.
1,2. © Sept. 11, 1909; 2 c. each Aug.
28, 1909; J 181704, 1381705.
Murpuy (J. A. & J. W.), Pawtucket,
Bvalke , [26273
Old St. Mary’s church. © Oct. 25,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1909; K 3481.
Murray (Sara VAN ALEN), E. Orange,
NG J. [26274
Gold crown over a sickle and grapes.
© Oct. 12, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1909; K
2791.
NADEAU (OscAR H.), Madison, Wis.
[26275
Madison, Wis., panoramic view. ©
Sept. 13, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; J
181683.
NATIONAL ART Co., New York, N. Y.
[26276
When nature refreshes. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1909; J 132808.
NATIONAL ASSN. OF LETTER CARRIERS,
Brancu 168, Waterbury, Conn.
[26277
Waterbury, Conn. Letter carriers.
© Aug. 25, 1909; 2c. Aug. 27, 1909; K
1466.
NATIONAL CERTIFICATE DESIGNING CO.,
Denver, Colo. [26278
Elks rest. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c. Aug.
14, 1909; K 1619.
NATIONAL COLORTYPE CO.,
Ohio. [26279-26280
Mason City, Ia. I. O. O. F. orphans
home band. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 28, 1909; J 182472.
Noted Western game bird. © Oct.
1 2909% 2 ce: Oct. 4, 1909; K. 2721,
Cincinnati,
NATIONAL MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE
co., INc., Washington, D. C. [26281
World in motion. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 1, 1909; K 1454.
NATIONAL UNION, Toledo, Ohio. [26282
Vacant chair. © Sept. 22, 1909; 2
e. Oct. 25, 1909; K 3342.
NEw ENGLAND LABORATORY co., Lynn,
Mass. [26283
Bear in mind. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2
c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1382.
421
1571-093
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. S., v. 4
NEw .ENGLAND MAGAZINE PUB. Co., Bos-
ton, Mass. [26284—26289
Eddy’s (Mrs.) home, 1-6. © Oct. 4,
1909; 2c. each Oct. 15, 1909; J 1838154—
1383159.
NEW LIGHT co., Boston, Mass.
| 26290-26291
Illuminating Mephisto head match-
holder.—Illuminating moon face match-
holder. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 11, 1909; H 84, S5.
NEW THEATER, New York, N. Y. [26292
_ [New. York, N. Y.j] New theater,
foyer: © Oct. 15, 1909s 2 se. Ock 1s:
1909; J 188229.
New YorK ART co., New York, N. Y.
[26293
In the spring. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2
ce. Aug. 14, 1909; IK 848.
New York EDISON co., New York, N. Y.
[26294-26329
Brooklyn, N. Y.:
Institute of arts and sciences; Sol-
diers and sailors monument; Water
tower. © 1c. each Oct. 15, 1909; J
1338846-133848.
Flushing, L. I., Town hall illumi-
nated. © 1. Oct. 6, 1909; J 132800.
Jamaica, L. I., Town hall illumi-
nated. ©1 c. Oct. 6, 1909; J 132799.
[New York, N. Y.] showing fire-
works, battleships and viaduct illumi-
nated. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; J 182798.
— On North river. © 1 e. Oct. 6,
ROO a laa ton.
New York, “N.- YX.,
celebration, 1909 :
Blumstein dep’t store; Boro
hall, Bronx; Boro hall, Staten Island;
City hall and Home life insurance
bldg.; Court of honor; Fifth avenue
showing Gorham bldg.; Hotel Plaza;
Rear view of Ryan scintillators; Ryan
scintillator from 145th st.; Union
league club; Water gate & S. S.
New Amsterdam; Waterside stations
as seen from 36th street. © 1 c¢. each
Oct. 6, 1909; J 182781—132792.
Brooklyn bridge; Manhattan
bridge; New York Edison co., Bronx,
149th st. office; New York Edison co.,
42nd st. office; Queensboro bridge and
waterside; Ships and fire-works and
Grant’s tomb; Soldiers and _ sailors
monument; Union league club; Via-
duct; Viaduct and Grant’s tomb;
Washington arch; Water gate, 110th
st.; waterside stations; Williamsbor-
ough bridge; Three bridges; Fifth ave.
and 9th st.; 125th st. © 1 ¢. each Oct.
15, 1909; J 133829-133845.
Hudson-Fulton
NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (N, Y.
herald co.), Jersey City, N. J.
[26330-26378
Book-taught Bilkins [1909]:
© Aug. 16; 1c Aug. 138; K-793.
© Aug. 23; 1 c« Aug: 25; Ko 1036:
© Aug. 30; 1 ¢. Aug: 31 ik 2229)
© Sept. 6; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2034.
© Sept. 13; 1c. Sept. 17; K 2040.
© Sept. 20; 1c Sept. 235 16 Ztea,
© Sept. 27; 1 c. Sept. 28; K 2487.
© Oct. 4; 1 ce. Oct. 6; K 2796.
© Oct. 11; 1 ce. Oct. 18; K 2925.
© Oct. 18; he. Oek, 19: Ko eiiG:
Dalby’s double [1909]:
© Aug. 13.31 ¢: Awe. 16) ies:
© Aug: 20; 1 Ge. Aus 23.7 eoe.
© Aug. 27; 1e. Aug, S04 kaise.
© Sept. 3; 1c. Sept. 7; K 1662.
© Sept. 10; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2033.
© Sept. 17; 1c Sept. 20; K 2155.
© Sept. 24; 1c. Sept. 27; K 2302.
© Oct. 1; 1¢. Och! 47 Ki Aaa
© Oct. 8; 1¢. Oct. 11; K 2885.
© Oct. 15; 1 ce. Oct. 18; K 3067.
Pazaza, it’s great [1909]:
© Aug. 11; 1¢. Auge 18 eee
© Aug. 18; 1 ec. Aug. 20; K 879.
© Aug. 25;1 c Aug) 265 RoaaiGs
© Sept. 1; 1c Sept 32° taa2.
© Sept. 8; 1c. Sept. 17; K 2030.
© Sept. 15; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 2159.
© Sept. 22; 1 c. Sept. 25; K 2245.
© Sept. 29; 1c. Oct. 1; K 2703.
© Oct. 6; 1 © Oct. 8: K 2623)
© Oct. 13; 1 e. Oct. 14; K 3009.
Poor Jake [1909]:
© Aug. 17; 1 ¢. Aug. 19; K 824.
© Aug. 24; 1c. Aug. 26; K 1053.
© Aug. 31; 1 ec. Sept. 2; K 1593.
© Sept. 7; 1 ec. Sept. 17; K 2035.
© Sept. 14; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2055,
© Sept. 21; 1c. Sept. 23; K 2127.
© Sept. 28; 1 c. Sept. 29; K 2488.
© Oct. 5; 1 e. Oct. 6; KK 2797.
© Oct. 12; 1 e. Oct. 14; K 3008.
© Oct. 19; 1 ec. Oct. 20; K 3166.
Sentimental Sidney [1909]:
© Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 31; K 1428.
© Aug. 28; 1c. Aug. 30; K 13871.
© Sept:-4; 1 ¢c. Sept. 7; Koawo2,
© Sept. 11; 1c Sept. 17; K 20382.
© Sept. 18; 1 ¢. Sept. 20; K 2156.
422
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
CLASSES, H TO K
26598
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM—Count’d.
© Sept. 25; 1 c. Sept. 27; K 2303.
© Oct. 2; 1 c. Oct. 4; K 2736.
© Oct. 9; 1 c. Oct. 11; K 2886.
© Oct. 16; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 3066.
New YORK HERALD CoO., Jersey City,
Nod [26879-26598
Arrival of the Hans Egede at Copen-
hagen. © Sept. 15, 1909; 1 ¢. Sept. 17,
1909; K 2046.
Bartlett (Captain Moses). © Sept.
17, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 20, 1909; K 2083.
M. Wise, & J. Bartlett aboard
the John R. Bradley. © Sept. 15,
1909; 1c. Sept. 17, 1909; K 2051.
Birthplace of Dr. F. A. Cook. ©
Sept. 14, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1909; K
1719.
Cain (Hall) makes appearance as
actor in his own play. © Aug. 29,
1909; 1 c. Aug. 30, 1909; K 1728.
Canada gets overflow of returning
voyagers on the Atlantic. © Sept. 26,
1909; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1909; K 2499.
Clara, Eskimo brought home by Dr.
Cook. © Sept. 4, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 7,
1909; IK 1720.
Conti (Senor D. Clestino). © Aug.
25, 1909; 1 c. Aug. 26, 1909; K 1056.
Conti (Senor Enrique).
1909; 1 c. Aug. 26, 1909; K 1057.
Cook (Dr. Frederick A.).
15, 1909; 1 ec. Sept. 17, 1909; K 2053.
& Com. Hoygaard arriving at
palace of Minister of Marine. © Sept.
15, 1909; 1 ce. Sept. 17, 1909; K 2044.
and one of his helpers. © Sept.
21, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1909; K 2153.
at the age of 12 years. © Sept.
4, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1714.
—— 16 years. © Sept. 4, 1909;
1 ec. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1718.
19 years. © Sept. 4, 1909;
1 c. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1715.
at the Pole Apr. 21, 1908. ©
Sept. 22, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K
2252.
his mother, sister and employe.
© Sept. 4, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1909; K
ibs 8 o
in Copenhagen. ©
1909; 1 c. Sept. 17, 1909; IK 2048.
in his kyak. © Sept. 19, 1909;
1 c. Sept. 23, 1909; K 2139.
——on board the Hans Egede. ©
Sept. 15, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 17, 1909; K
| 2047.
recent picture. © Sept. 4, 1909;
‘1 e. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1721.
© Aug. 25,
© Sept. |
Sept. 15, |
New YorK HERALD co.—Continued.
sitting in the stern of the John
R. Bradley’s motor boat. © Sept. 15,
1909; 1. ¢.. Sept. 17, 1909+,.K. 2052;
Cook (Dr. Theodore A. and Mrs.),
father & mother of Dr. Cook. © Sept.
4, 1909; 1 ¢. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1712.
Cook (Mrs. Frederick A.) and her
children. © Sept. 20, 1909; 1 c. Sept.
23, 1909; K 2129.
Cook’s (Dr.) Eskimos hunting the
narwhal. © Sept. 19, 1909; 1 c. Sept.
2a, LOD 5 K. ZiSs.
nephews & nieces. © Sept. 4,
1909; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1716.
progress day by day over Polar
ice. © Sept. 25, 1909; 1 ec. Sept. 27,
1909; K 2306.
progress day by day over the
Polar ice. © Oct. 5, 1909; 1 c. Oct. 6,
1909; K 2795.
second picture of the North
Pole taken Apr. 22, 1908. © Oct. 5,
1909; 1 ec. Oct. 6, 1909; K 2794.
two companions entering the
big ice field. © Sept. 22, 1909; 1 ¢.
Sept. 25, 1909; K 2236.
two Eskimo companions draw-
ing supplies across the ice. © Sept.
22 1909: 1 ec. Sept. 25, 1909: 1K 2235.
Daily hints from Paris [1909]:
© Aug. 15: Te. Aug..31: K& 1590.
© Aug. 23; 1 c. Aug. 24; K 1034.
© Aug. 24; 1 ce. Aug. 24; K 1035.
© Aug. 25; 1c. Aug. 26; K 1054.
© Aug. 26; 1 c. Aug. 26; K 1055.
© Aug. 27; te. Aug. 27; Kii356:
© Aug. 28; 1 c. Aug. 30; K 1368.
© Aug. 1 c. Aug. 30; K 1369.
© Aug. : 1 ¢ Aug. ale Ki 4s
© Aug. $i; 1 c: Aug. 31> K 1432;
© Sept. Ve Sept..2° Ko 15S.
© Sept. 1c. Sept. 2; K 1597.
© Sept. Le Sept. 3... 1664:
© Sept. »- Sept. 7; K 1709.
© Sept. . Sept. 7.3K. 2710.
© Sept. . Sept. 8+ KK 1708:
© Sept. » Septi1T > K 2006.
© Sept. *, Sept. 17; K 2071.
© Sept. 9; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2038.
© Sept. 10; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2041.
© Sept. 11; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2037.
© Sept. 12; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2059.
© Sept. 13; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2039.
© Sept. 14; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2042.
© Sept. 15; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2054.
423
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26598
NEw YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Daily hints from Paris [1909]—Con.
IGE &
cy tye abc
As peel OY cl
19,1 &@
20,3 hae:
Be Lee:
er ek ke
aes (a es
Me so
oi SR ce
Sth C.
20° Ke BAQh:
20; K 2088.
20; K 2126.
2at Kyo?
Sept. 23; K 2130.
Sept. 28; K 2154.
Sept. 25; K 2239.
Sept. 25; K 2231.
Sept. 27; K 2300.
Sept. 27; K 2298.
Sept. 28; K 2500.
Sept. 28; K 2502.
Sept. 29; K 2501.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept.
© Sept. 27; 1.«.
© Sept. 28; 1.«.
© Sept. 29; 1 ec. Oct. 1; K 2710.
© Sept. 30; 1 e Oct. 2; K 2709.
© Oct. 1; 1c. Oct. 4; K 2740.
©-Oet; 2; 1c Oct. 4 > 2ise
Oi. Get. Sa ce: Get: 5.4 Kee:
© Oct. 4; 1 e. Oct. 6; K 2792.
©, Get. 5; de. Oct: Gs: KR, 2193.
©' Get: 6G} 1 eOct. 8: Ko2827.
© Gets Cs eo Oct. 62 ae ear:
© Oct. 8; 1 ¢. Oct. 11; K 2894.
© Oct."9 Ve Oct. 112K 2893.
© Oct. 10; 1 ec. Oct. 11; K 2895.
© Oct. 11; 1 ce. Oct. 18; K 2926.
() Oct. 133"1 c. Oct 14] ik som:
© Oct. 14; 1 ce. Oct. 15; K 3040.
© Oct. 15; 1 ec. Oct. 18; K 3063.
© Oct. 16; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 3064.
© Oct. 17; 1 ce. Oct. 18: K 3062.
© Oct. 18; 1 e Oct. 19; K 3117.
© Oct. 19; 1 ec. Oct. 20; K 3165.
© Oct. 20; 1 ce. Oct. 21: K 3179.
Oct. 3237.
|
|
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
© Oct.
oi Bist a CP
22 4 e.
oe: De.
24;16¢.
Oct:
Oct.
Oct.
22
25. ee
3094,
25; K 3395.
25; IX 3393.
Danish torpedo boat J. S. B. Jornen
welcoming Dr. Cook at Skagen. ©
Sept. 15,°1909; 1 c. Sept.'17, 1909; K
2045.
Deck view of the Roosevelt. © Sept.
7, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 17, 1909; K 2074.
Dinner to Dr. Cook at the Waldorf
Astoria. © Sept. 24, 1909; 1c. Sept.
2f, 1909; K 2301.
Dories and kyaks landing supplies
from the John R. Bradley. © Sept.
17, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 20, 1909; K 2085.
Dream of the rarebit fiend [1909]:
© Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 13; K 675.
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
© Aug. 14; 1c. Aug. 31; K 130.
© Aug. 19; 1c. Aug. 21; K 891:
© Aug. 21; 1¢. Aug. 23; K 1005.
© Aug. 26; 1c. Aug. 27; K 1355.
© Aug. 28; 1 ec. Aug. 30; K 1872.
© Sept. 2; 1 c. Sept. 3; K 1660.
© Sept. 4; 1c. Sept. 7; K 17038.
© Sept. 9; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 20386.
© Sept. 11; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2031.
© Sept. 16; 1 ce. Sept. 20; K 2157.
© Sept. 18; 1 ec. Sept. 20; K 2158.
© Sept. 23; 1 ec. Sept. 25; K 2246.
© Sept. 25; 1 ce. Sept. 27; K 2297.
© Sept. 30; 1 ec. Oct. 2; K 2702.
© Oct: 231 ¢ Oct.4: ear
© Oct. 7; 1 ec. Oct. 9; K 2845.
© Oct. 9; 1 ec. Oct. 11; K 2887.
© Oct. 14; Le. Oct. 15; K 3041.
© Oct. 16; 1 e. Oct. 18; K 3065.
Eskimo family in front of their ig-
loo. © Sept. 21, 1909; 1 ¢. Sept. 23,
1909; IKK 2150.
hitching up his team. © Sept.
25, 1909; 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1909; K 2305.
narwhal hunters. © Sept. 19,
1909: 1 c. Sept. 23, 1909: K 2141.
woman & children standing in
front of their home. © Sept. 17, 1909;
1 ec. Sept. 20, 1909; K 2087.
— women skinning a seal. © Sept.
19, 1909; 1 ce. Sept. 23, 1909; K 2140.
Etah Eskimo belles. © Sept. 21,
1909; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1909; K 2152.
Floating mountain of ice. © Sept.
25, 1909; 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1909; K 2299.
Heavy floe in the Polar sea. © Sept.
22, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2237.
Hoisting a walrus aboard the John
R. Bradley. © Sept. 15, 1909; 1 e.
Sept. 17, 1909; K 2050.
Home of Theo. A. Cook. © Sept. 4,
1909; 1 c. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1718.
Homecoming rush turn the tide of
ocean travel towards New York.
Sept. 12, 1909; 1 ec Sept. 17, 1909; K
20438.
Hunting waters for seal and walrus.
© Sept. 25, 1909; 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1909;
I 2307:
‘‘Huskies”” some of Dr. Cook’s
helpers. © Sept. 15, 1909; 1 ¢c. Sept.
17, 1909; K 2049.
In camp, Eureka Sound. © Sept.
22, 1909; 1c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2238.
In Grinnell Land. © Sept. 23, 1909;
1c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2244,
424
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909 26598
New YORK HERALD co.—Continued. | New YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Lambert (Comte de) flies over LHiffel
tower in aeroplane. © Oct. 19, 1909;
1 e@. Oct. 20, 1909; K 3164.
Latest Paris fashions, Aug. 29, 1909:
Blue cheviot motor coat; Blue
serge costume; Brown serge coat;
Dark blue serge; Gray serge coat;
White cheviot costume. © Aug. 29,
1909; 1 ec. each Aug. 27, 1909; K 1348-
1353.
Sept. 5, 1909:
Evening wrap of cream silk; Even-
ing wrap of emerald green chiffon &
sable; Evening wrap of rose satin;
Evening wrap of rose embroidered
with gold; Evening wrap of soft white
chiffon and lace; Evening wrap of
strawberry colored satin. © Sept. 5,
1909; 1 c. each Sept. 7, 1909; K 1722-
1727.
Sept. 12, 1909:
Cream lace tea gown; Embroidered
blue tulle & satin tea gown; Gold em-
broidered lace tea gown; Peacock blue
silk voile tea gown; Silver embroidered
gray satin gown; White chiffon desha-
bille. © Sept. 12,1909; 1 c. each Sept.
17, 1909; K 2060-2065.
Sept. 19, 1909:
Black mousseline de soie over or-
ange satin; Embroidered satin gown;
Gown of white tulle and lace; Mauve
yoile gown; Old rose satin gown; White
voile gown. © Sept. 19, 1909; 1c. each
Sept. 23, 1909; K 2132-2137.
Sept. 26, 1909:
Blue serge gown; Gown of gray
satin; Gown of prunella cloth; Gray
cloth gown; Raisin colored satin gown.
© Sept. 26, 1909; 1 c. each Sept. 28,
1909; IX 2494-2498.
Oet. 3, 1909:
Dinner gown; Gown of rose and
gold brocade; Royal blue cloth cos-
tume; White chiffon and lace gown;
White satin gown. © Oct. 3, 1909;
He each Oct. 5, 1909; K 2768-2772.
— Oct. 10, 1909:
Gray blue satin; Green silk gown;
Mauve chiffon gown; Pink silk voile;
tose colored serge. © Oct. 10, 1909;
1 c. each Oct. 11, 1909; K 2896-2900.
— Oct. 17, 1909:
Blue tulle gown; Draped evening
gown; Gold embroidered white gown;
Jet embroidered black satin gown;
Pink satin gown; White satin gown.
© Oct. 17, 1909; 1 ec. each Oct. 18,
1909; IX 3051-3056.
Little Nemo in Slumberland [1909]:
© Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 13; K 663.
© Aug. 22-1 ¢) Aug, 21; K 893.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 27; K 1861.
©. Sept. 5;°1 e@ Sept. 7; K. 1704.
© Sept. 12; 1 ¢. Sept. 17; K 2066.
© Sept. 19; 1 ce. Sept. 23; K 2143.
© Sept. 26; 1 ce. Sept. 28; K 2507.
© Oct..3 "1 e: Oct, 5 ke arr
©" Oct. 10 1 EOE Ii ie eae:
© Oct. 17; 1 ce. Oct. 18; K 3057.
Midnight sun photographed by Dr.
Cook. © Sept. 22, 1909; 1 ¢. Sept.
25, 1909; K 2234.
Natives of Etah aboard the John R.
Bradley. © Sept. 17, 1909; 1 ¢. Sept.
20, 1909; .K 2084.
Natural bridge iceberg. © Sept. 25,
1909; 1 c. Sept. 27, 1909; K 2304.
New Chinese minister, Chang-Yin-
Tang. © Aug. 15, 1909; 1 ec. Aug. 31,
1909; K 1433.
Old glory farthest north April 21,
1909. © Sept. 22, 1909; 1 c Sept. 25.
19095 1K 22383:
Overland route through Grinnell
Land. © Sept. 23, 1909; 1c. Sept. 25,
1909; K 2241.
Peary. (Robert E.) & Mrs. Peary on
board the Herald boat Owlet. ©
wepes (1909; Fe. Sept: 17, 1909S
2072.
Peary (Robert E.) jr. with the
Roosevelt’s mascot. © Sept. 7, 1909;
Mea Sept.. 17, 1909: 1K. 2073.
Quarters in Cape Sabine. © Sept.
23, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2248.
Returning from a hunting expedition
to the John R. Bradley. © Sept. 17,
1909; 1c. Sept. 20, 1909; Ik 2086.
Sailors from the Jobn R. Bradley.
© Sept. 17, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 20, 1909;
K 2082.
Sailors on board the Roosevelt. ©
Sept. 7, 1909; 1. e,. Sept. £7, (1909 de
2075.
Steamships reach top notch record
with homebound traffic. © Sept. 19,
1909; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1909; K 2149.
Sunrise along the Northernmost, or,
Cook Land. © Sept. 23, 1909; 1 e.
Sept. 25, 1909; K 2242.
Terrors of the tiny tads. [1909]
© Aug. 12; 1 c. Aug. 138; K 665.
© Aug. 22; 1 c. Aug. 21; K 895.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 27; K 1359.
© Sept. 5; 1c. Sept. 7; K 1706.
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New YorRK HERALD co.—Continued.
Terrors of the tiny tads [1909 ]|—Con.
© Sept. 12; 1 ¢. Sept. 17; K 2068.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 2145.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 28; K 2505.
OsOct. Sealy ec. Ocho eeGe:
© Oct. 10; 1 ec. Oct. 11; K 2890.
© Oct 17;.1 c. Oct, 18s ae 805%
Through Nansen’s Sound. © Sept.
23, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2240.
Type of Eskimo who assisted Dr.
Cook. © Sept. 21, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 23,
1909s Ke Brit,
Where Dr. Cook went to school. ©
Sept. 4, 1909; 1. e¢. Sept. 7, 1909 > K
TLE
Whitney (Harry) in boat he built
for his Arctic trip. © Sept. 13, 1909;
1 ce. Sept. 17, 1909; K 2058.
inspecting one of Mr. Peary’s
whaleboats at New Bedford. © Sept.
19, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1909; K 2128.
Woo woo bird, Sept. 19, 1909. ©
Sept. 19, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 23, 1909; K
2144.
——Sept. 26 1909. © Sept.
1909; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1909; K 2506.
NEw YORK STAB co., New York, N. Y.
[26599
Eminent stars of 1909. © Aug. 7,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 4, 1909; K 1692.
New YORK TIMES Co., New York, N. Y.
[26600
If Henry came today. © Sept. 19,
1909; 1 c. Sept. 20, 1909; K 2296.
NEWMAN (CHARLES), Oakland, Cal.
[26601
Rescue (The). © Aug. 1, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 30, 1909; IKK 1419.
NEWS TRIBUNE, Duluth, Minn. [26602
St. Louis county court house. ©
Sept. 16, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 20, 1909; J
132071.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION,
Cleveland, Ohio. [ 26603-26610
Heller has to skin ’em. © Aug. 31,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1909; K 1596.
Hunting in Africa with Roosevelt.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c Sept. 3, 1909; K
1594.
©
National baseball commission.
1c. Oe, 43, 1909)" J. 133139,
Roosevelt and correspondent Daw-
son. © Aug. 28, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 31,
1909; K 1424.
Story of Col. Roosevelt’s great hip-
popotami hunt told in photographs. ©
Aug. 28, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 31; 1909; K
1425,
26,
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION—
Continued.
Teddy has all the fun. © Aug. 31,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1909 = Ko 2595;
Tranquility. [Col. Roosevelt’s horse. ]
© Aug. 28, 1909; 2 ¢« Aug. 31, 1909;
Ik, 1426:
Whisper. © 1 e¢. Oct. 13, 1909; J
133140.
NicoLL (WILLIAM T.), Wheelme
W. Va. [26611, 26612
Wheeling, W. Va.:
Water front; Panorama.
30, 1909; 2
1468, 1469.
Norris & WINTER, Washington, D. C.
[26613
Foot-ball player. © Sept. 29. 1909;
2c. Sept. 29, 1909; K 3011.
NORTH AMERICAN Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[26614-26641
Cut-out picture puzzle [1909]:
© Aug. 15; 1¢. Aug. 16; K 714.
© Aug. 22: 1-¢. Aug. 23: K 995.
© Aug. 29; 1 c. Aug. 30; K 1383.
© Sept. 5; 1 ce. Sept. 13; K 1965.
© Sept. 12; 1 c. Sept. 138; K 1819.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 2006.
© Sept. 26; 1 ec. Sept. 27; K 2278.
© Oct. 3; 1 ¢. Oct. 4; K 273s
© Oct. 10; 1 ¢. Ociig aaa
Little journeys of Nip and Tuck
[1909] :
© Aug.
© July
ce. each Aug. 3, 1909; K
es cole as
© Aug, 22: 40e
Aug. 16; KK 715.
Aug. 23; IX 993.
© Aug. 29; 1 c. Aug. 30; K 1384.
© Sept. 5; 1c. Sept. 7; K 1656.
© Sept. 12; 1c. Sept. 135° #8202
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 2005.
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 27; K 2264.
© Oct. 3; 1 ¢. Oct. 45°Kh Zias:
© Oct. 10; 1 c. Oct. 11; K 2884.
© Oct. 17; 1 ¢. Oct. 185s
Sambo and his mule. Oct. 17, 1909.
© Oct. 17, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1909; K
3075.
Turr’ble
[1909] :
© Aug: 29; 1¢. Aug. 30; K 1379:
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 7; K 1657.
© Sept. 12; 1 c. Sept. 18; K 1806.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 20; K 2003.
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 27; K 2285.
© Oct. 3; 1 ¢. Oct. 43K Zig
© Oct. 10; 1 ¢. Oct. 11; K 2880.
© Oct. 17; 1 «. Oct. 189K 20mm
tales of Kaptin lWKiddo
426
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
NORTH AMERICAN POST CARD Co., Kan-
sas City, Mo. | 26642-26648
Fattening hogs. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 11, 1909; J 132986.
Potato harvest. © Sept. 27, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 30, 1909; J 1382938.
NORTHERN PHOTO CO., Wausau, Wis.
[26644-26655
Exaggerated potato. © Aug. 9,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 16, 1909; J 1381525.
Exaggerated watermelon. © Aug. 9,
1909; 2 ce. Aug. 16, 1909; J 131526.
Grand Rapids, Wis. Belle Isle
bridge, 1 & 2. © Aug. 9, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Aug. 16, 1909; J 131522, 151523.
Large muscalonge leaping over a
hoa) Aue. 9, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 16,
1909; J 181528.
Tomah, Wis., bird’s-eye view north
and soum. © Sept. 22, 1909; 2 c.
each Oct. 6, 1909; J 132767, 132768.
Toy wagon with a load of immense
onions. © Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16,
1909; J 181527.
one large watermelon. © Aug.
9, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; J 131524.
Wausau, Wis.:
Harrison boulevard, bird’s-eye
view; On Rib mountain; West, bird’s-
eye view. © Aug. 27, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 6, 1809; J 1382765, 132766, 132769.
NoTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC co., Boston,
Mass. [ 26656-26658
Emery (Henry C.) © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 ce. Oct. 9, 1909; J 132872.
Rome, [Italy], Vatican gardens. ©
eae: 2 ¢ Oct. 18, 1909; J
133247.
©
Venice, panoramic view. Sept.
21, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1909; J 132122.
NOVELTY SLIDE co., New York, N. Y.
[26659
Volunteer firemen’s popular contest.
© Oct. 8, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1909; ‘K
2817.
NOWELL (F. H.), Seattle, Wash.
[ 26660—266673
Alaska-Yukon pacific exposition,
bird’s-eye view. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 20, 1909; J 132885.
Columbia (Miss.) 1-13. © Sept. 7,
eee ec. each, Sept. 13, 1909; J
132688132700.
OLIVER (H. W.), Independence, Lowa.
[| 26674
Independence, Iowa, Main st. ©
Oct. 4, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1909; J 133260.
26708
OLSON (NIELS), Three Forks, Mont.
[26675-26679
Three Forks, Mont.:
Headwaters of the Missouri river;
On the Missouri river; Watching the
horse-race, July 5, 1909. © Oct. 4,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 11, 1909; J 132987-
32988.
on .the ©. Me Gr B.Sc as, kee
Sept. 24, 1909, section 1-8. © Oct. 19,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 23, 1909; J 133606,
133607.
OLson (O. S.), Argyle, Wis.
[26680-26682
Meetings of the Madison Kredts,
Oct. 6-7, 1909, at Cherry Branch
church.
Pastors of the Madison Kredts, Oct.
TI ASGOS. A 2:
© Oct. 14, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 19,
1909; J 133288133290.
OLson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[26683-26704
Big Stone Lake:
Foster bay, 51, 53; Grounds at
Linden beach hotel, 61, 62; Hartford
point, 64, 65; Linden beach hotel, 67,
73. © Sept. 2, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 7,
1909; J 131304-131311.
Fargo, N. Dak.:
Broadway & N. P. Ave. 604;
Broadway looking north (603) and
south (600); Fargo Mercantile Co.,
607; Great Northern depot, 602;
Knights of Columbus building, 605;
N. P. ave. looking west, 601; Waldorf
hotel, 608. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 8, 1909; J 1382873132880.
Waubun, Minn.:
Business section; First street
looking north; First street looking
south; Fletcher’s steam plow at work;
Part of business section; Public school.
© Oct. 8, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 8, 1909;
J 132857-132862.
OLsson (J. F.) & co., Cambridge, Mass.
[26705-26707
Harvard University, Cambridge,
Mass. :
Stadium, exterior: stadium, in-
terior. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 29, 1909; J 182922, 132923.
Lowell (A. B.), president of Har-
vard University. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2
e. Sept. 29, 1909; J 132921.
OPERATIVE MILLER PRESS, Chicago, III.
[26708
Harvest moon. © Oct. 10, 1909; 2
ce. Oct. 6, 1909; K 2789.
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26709
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OsBporN (FRED W.), Rocky Ford, Colo.
[26709-26710
Rocky Ford, Colo., melon day:
After the feast; Melon day. ©
Sept. 3, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909;
J 1383248, 133249.
OSBORNE co., New York, N. Y.
[26711-26731
Bit of old England, 10 x 54, 17 x 193.
© Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29,
1909; K 3461, 3475.
Cherries, 2 x 28; 84 x 103.
28, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29,
3470, 3477.
Hrancesea, 2 x 28: 3 x 6: Six:
10 x 20. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 ec. each
Oct. 29, 1909; K. 3464, 3466, 34738, 3479.
Girl in blue; 3 x 63 72 x 13;°123:\x
223. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c each Oct.
29, 1909; K 3469, 3476, 3480.
None so sweet as Sally; 2 x 28; 38 x
2: 63 x 9; 12 x 18. © Oc. Zs: 1909:
e. each Oct. 29, 1909; K 3462, 3463,
3465, 3474, 3478.
Pair of blue eyes. © Oct. 28, 1909;
2 c. Oct. 29, 1909; K 3471.
Peace and contentment; 64 x 44;
12x8. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct.
29, 1909; K 3462, 3474.
You mustn’t listen; 2 x 24; 34 x 44.
©. Oct. 28, 1909; 2. e. each Oct. 29,
1909; K 3468, 3465.
1909; K
bd or
|
OTIS LITHOGRAPH Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[ 26732-26741.
Carr’s (Frank B.) thoroughbreds.
no. 12850. © Sept. 8, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
25, 1909; K 2308.
——no. 12870—-A. © Sept. 22, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2310.
no. 12870-B. © Sept. 10, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2309.
Hilliard (Robert) no. 12660. ©
Sept. 16, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1909;
Ko 2S 04:
no. 12800. © Sept. 18, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2316.
Parisian model. no. 12060. © July
9, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2313.
——— nos. 1:2070;. vA, HEA ©: Wie 8,
ee 2c. each Sept. 25, 1909; K 2311,
a Dl
Temple (Charlotte) nos. 12990, 13000.
© Sept. 11. 1909: 2 c. each Sept. 25,
AOOS 2 KK 2315. 2317
© Oct. |
OTTENHEIMER (H. M.), Baltimore, Md.
[26742
Right brothers conquerors of what-
ever they undertake, in their line. ©
Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; K
1909.
OurcauLr (RK. F.), Fishes sees
[117 prints] [26743-26859
Accident—Always on guard.—Anni-
versary Sale.— Autumn offerings. —
Bank draft.— Beacon light. — Bees
save.—Best lesson.—Blossom out.—
Bright attire for glad Easter.—Busi-
ness getting bargains.—Cast off the
old. — Christmas is coming. — Classy
clothes. — Clean slate. — Comforts of
life-—Cool things.—Counter clearing
sale.—Cross thestream.—Discharged.—
Do you make your clothes.—Don’t do
that.—Don’t let it slip—EHasy old
age.— Economy opportunity. — Every
thing for weddings.—Farmer sows
what he expects to reap.—Feeling
good.—Fix for fall.—Fortify your fu-
ture.—Fresh fall styles.—Furs, furs,
furs.—George Washington had money
in the bank.—Goodbye summer.—
Guarding your money.—Harvested.—
Have all your valuables secure.—Have
you got your hat.—Head to foot sale.—
Here comes spring.—Ice melts.—If I
had.—It is safe.——Its all gone.—Its
June.—Key to success.—Last call.—
Let us clothe you.—Let us show you.—
Life’s May day.—Lots of good picking
left—Luckiest day.—Magnet.—Merry
Xmas.—Mr. Squirrel.—Money in the
house.—Money talks.—More than your
moneys worth.— New dress. — New
leaf. — Now’s your chance. — Outside
garments.—Over-garments.—Pay your
bill—Plenty to pick from.—Prepare
for winter.—Price explosion.—Prices
down.—Prices to make quick sales.—
Put it in the bank.—Put on the new.—
Protect your family. — Protected. —
Rainy day.—Real safety.—Reap the
benefit.—Safe.——Save money.—School
time again.—Scientific fact.—Shelter.—
Shoes, shoes, shoes.—Shoes to suit
you.—Shop now.—Showing of styles
from abroad. — Silk goods. — Snappy
clothes for wise shoppers.—Snappy
garb.—Spring opening.—Spring style.—
Start to save—Summer time.—Sup-
pose.—Takeit off.—Thanksgiving joy.—
Thin things for the summer.—Things
for your Thanksgiving.—This is who.—
To the rescue.—Tread mill.—Up to the
minute millinery.—Valuables in the
house.—Warm garb for chilly blasts.—
We can help you.—We can suit you.—
We’ve got the goods.—What are you
doing.—What to give.—White goods.—
428
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
OvurcauttT (R. F.)—Continued.
World looks different.—Yesterday, to-
day, tomorrow.—You are a free man.—
You cant buy.—You don’t need to ask
a favor.—Young man a bank account
;
will give you confidence.—Your boy |
and college—yYour children.
a. 1909; 2
2557-2678.
OUTING PUBLISHING CO.,
N. pe
© Oct.
ce. each Sept. 25, 1909; K
New York,
[ 26860-26865
- When I was a boy portfolio; by
Worth Brehm:
/ Chip (The) ; Corn-cob fight; First
squirrel; Hey mister, whip behind;
is my hair dry yet; Stung. © Oct. 12,
ce, Pee vesen Oct. 13, 1909; K 3231-—
Owens (R. B.), Goldendale. Wash.
7 [26866-26867
[Goldendale, Wash.]:
. Goldendale ganos; Wise’s (Col.)
Klichitat home. © Oct. 9, 1909; 2 c¢.
each Oct. 18, 1909; J 133104, 133105.
Oxtry (WattrerR T.), Fergus Falls,
Minn. [26868
_ Fergus Falls, Minn. St. Luke’s hos-
‘pital. © Oct. 28, 1909: 2 c. Oct. 29, |
1909; J 138886.
-Pacu BROS., New York, N. Y.
is [26869-26874
Bannard (Otto F.) 91046. A.B. © |
woct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 6, 1909; J
133071, 133072.
__ Battle (Geo. Gordon) 91187. A,B.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909:
J 133234, 133235.
" McClung (Lee) 91125. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 6, 1909; J 133070.
_ Whitman (C. S.) 91039. © Oct.
1909 ; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1909; J 133069.
PACIFIC COAST CONDENSED MILK CO.,
Seattle, Wash. [26875
Carnation milk poster, 8 sheets. ©
-Packarp (Epwarp. H.), Boston, Mass.
[28 post cards. ] [26876-26903
_ And God shall wipe away all tears.—
nd whosoever
that sleepest. — Behold. — Be still. —
en from everlasting.—Follow me.—
For the drunkard.— Gift of God. —
srass withereth. — Hope.— Hope for
you. Jesus Christ.——Let us alone.—
Lord I believe-——No compromise with
conscience. —O Lord, Thou art my
God.—Only the Spirit of God.—Right-
fous. — Soul that on Jesus hath
leaned. — Stand fast. — Their wine. —
liveth.—Awake thou |
CLASSES, H TO K
26916
PacKARD (Epwarp H.)—Continued.
| Therefore if any man.—Thou art the
man.—Trust God.—Watch and pray.—
Words of Jesus.— Words of Jesus,
“Fear not, little flock.” © Sept. 30,
1909 ; 2 ce. each Sept. 15, 1909; K 1879-—
| 1906.
Pace (Epwarp T.), Chicago, I].
| 26904
Spring time. © Oct. 30, 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 27, 1909; K 3435.
PAPE (CHARLES G.), Ft. Wayne, Ind.
[26905
Pleasure and_ profit. (Basket of
single comb black Minorca eggs.)
ieOct.. Eh, 1909 31132972:
PAarRFITT (WILLIAM), Goshen, Ind.
[26906-26907
xoshen, Ind., Elkhart county court-
house. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2 ec Oct. 8,
1909; J 133257,
Goshen college, Sept. 30, 1909.
©) Oct. 5,-1909: 2 c Oct. 6, 1909: J
132770.
PAROUBEK (A. J.), Jersey City, N. J.
[26908-26909
Eagle on top of north pole.—wStars
and stripes on top. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 e. each Sept. 18, 1909; J 182924,
132925.
| Parry (J. R.) gR., Denver, Colo.
[26910-2691 2
At sunset. © July 4, 1909; 2 «¢.
Oct. 2, 1909; K 2686.
Reveries. © Sept. 16, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 1, 1909; J 182396.
Smile. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 ec. Oct
2, 1909; K 2679.
PAuL (Rovert), Easton, Pa. [269138
Stranger in town. © Sept. 28, 1909;
e. Oct. 9, 1909; K 2834.
PraRCcE (JoserH N.), Philadelphia, Pa.
26914
Avon-by-the-sea, N. J., panorama.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; J 132780.
9)
_
rT
PEARSON PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[26915
Salant (Samuel) Grand Rabbi of
Jerusalem. © Oct. 22, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
20, 1909; K 2545.
PEASLEE (E. R.), Washington, D. C.
[26916
Washington, D. C., White house,
office building, and tennis court. ©
Aug. 18, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1909; J
131696.
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[26917
PELTON (S
Homeward along the Swannanoa.
©, Oct.: 7, 1909: 2 c.. Oct. 8,;. 19094 "5)
132881.
PENINSULAR ENGRAVING Co., Detroit,
Mich. [26918-26919
[Detroit, Mich.] Burnett park,
world’s series base-ball game, Oct. 11,
1909: “©)-Oek 11, 1909 ; 2 eC TS
1909 : J 133475.
Tiger’s head. © Oct. 7,
Oct. 3, 1909 = -K SLrt2:
LOG9 : 22h
PENNA. PUBLIC SCHOOL MEMORIAL ASSO-
CIATION, Philadelphia, Pa. [26920
School days. © Aug. 25, 1909; 2
Aug. 20, 1909; K 1470.
Armour, So. Dak.
[26921-26922
Labor day Indian
PERRY (HERBERT A.),
Wagner, S. Dak.,
dance.
Indian parade. © Sept. 21,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909; J 132926,
132958.
Perry (O. H.) & co.; Richmond, Va.
[26923
North Pole souvenir. © Sept. 14,
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 11, 1909: K 2191.
PETERSON (J. W.
Minn.
Mares in pasture.
2 ce. Sept. 28, 1909;
& EF. T.), Litchfield,
[26924
© Sept. 20, 1909 ;
ie 2ULS.
PETRIE (JOHN A.) & GitBeERT (A. C.),
Westville, Conn. [5 prints.]
[26925-26929
Flower growing table—New and
finest conjuring table.—‘‘ No assistant”
clock.—Spirit bell.—Vanishing hand-
kerchief. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 1, 1909; K 2540-2544.
PIERSON (MeETTA), Casey, Il]. [26930
Casey, Ill. Corner Main st. and
Jasper ave. © —; 2c. Oct. 18, 1909;
taoeet.
PILKEY (CHARLES C.), Vancouver,
Bi [26931
Beaver (S. S.) wreck of. © Sept.
20, 1909 ; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; J 132398.
PITTSBURGH ATHLETIC CLUB, Pittsburg,
Pa. [26932
Pittsburg base ball club, national
league champions 1909. © Oct. 12,
1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 14, 1909; J 133145.
PITTSBURG SANITARY MFG. Co., Pitts-
burg, Pa. [4 prints.]
[26933-26936
I said TF could break that steel king.—
If that was a steel king.—Main squeeze
bug.—They never sweat. © July 10,
1909 ; 2 c. each Sept. 29, 1909; IK 2549-—
25:
PoPPrR (S. M.), Palisade, N. J.
: [26937
Palisade, N. J. Palisades amuse
ment park; [twelve] Souvenir views.
© Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1909;
(ie Gti al ce
Porter (A. A.), Portage, Wis. [26988
Winnebago (Fort) © Oct. 15, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 27, 19082 Ko 22s
Porter (8S. 8.), Salt Lake City, Utah:
[26939-26940
St. Pierre. Brussels. Interior of
cathedral. © Aug. —, 1909> 26 Aue,
30, 1909; H 73.
Winter twilight. © Aug. —, 1909;
2c. Aug. 30, 1909; H 74.
PorTOLA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, San
Francisco, Cal. [26941-26945
Por ee aoe al, Tea Francisco 1909.
© Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1909; K
1739.
——_ 1-4. © Sept. 11 ee
each Sept. 29, 1909; K 3270-3278.
PoOsT PUBLISHING Co., Boston, Mass.
[26946
Taft and Cleveland children. ©
Aug. 8, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1909; K 13828.
Pote (Howarp L.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[26947, 26948
Fairman’s Mansion and Penn treaty
elm.—Penn treaty elm. Oak 1
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 13, 1909; J 183102,
133108.
W.) & co., Portland, Oreg.
[26949
Nutland Hills. © July 19, 1909; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1909; K 2212.
PowER (F.
Price (Ep V.) & co., Chicago, Ll.
- oe
Bulletin no. 7. © Oct. 8, 1909;
Oct. 11,°1909; K 2878:
Night scene during the busy season.
© Oct. 27, 1909; 2 c. Oct. ZO i80a8
K 3459. :
Our
1909 ;
:
Bele rns tailor.” (@ en 2G
2 c. Oct. 29, 1909; IKK 3455. :
450
r
‘nos. 44-47, Noy., 1909
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH Co... Provi-
dence, R. I. [ 26953-26965
Crucifixion. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 18, 1909; J 133251.
Jacob at Bethel. © Sept. 14. 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 21, 1909; K 3180.
Mission of the twelve. © Oct. 9,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1909; K 2924.
Parable of the tares. A & B. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 4, 1909;
K 1981, 1982.
Trial of Jesus. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 18, 1909; J 183250.
Two Sabbath incidents. A&B. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 4, 1909;
K 1983, 1984.
Warning and invitation. ©
1909; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1909; K 2728.
Wise men, A-D. © Sept. 14, 1909;
2 ec. each Oct. 21, 1909; K 3181-3184.
Pyne (Kava), Hartford, Conn.
[26966-26969
Jolly joggles journeys. Acts 14.
Get. 1
© 1c. each Aug. 25, 1909; J 131803-—
131806.
ger train to cross the Concho.
me ec. Oct. 30, 1909; J 133974.
RAGSDALE (M. C.), San Angelo, Tex.
[26970-26972
First R. R. bridge and first passen-
© Oct.
25, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1909; J 133975.
Landon hotel, 1, 2. © Aug. 7, 1909;
© Oct.
25, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1909; J 133973.
RALSTON stTupDIoO, Seattle, Washington.
: Metropolitan building, 26982.
(The). — Fire’s
_ cence.—Jerseys.—Land of the midnight
'sun.— Master’s coming.— Maverick.—
Optimist (An).—Peaceful moments.—
| Pessimist——Poinsetta.—Return of the
_ prodigal.—Ruth.—Sea
nal of thesea.—Shooting up the town.—
[26975
Seattle base-ball team. © Oct. 1,
1909: 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1909: J 132802.
“Rav (Wi11AmM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[26974
tower of
© Sept.,
1909 ; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1909; J 132095.
New York, Madison sq.,
Rep WING ADVERTISING co., Red Wing,
Minn. [27 prints] [26975-27001
After trout.—Antoinette.—Chrysan-
themums.— Coy _ glances. — Crossing
fascination. — Inno-
nymph.—Senti-
Snow maid.— Society bud.— Sylvan
| glade. — Thoroughbreds. — Vacation
days.—Waiting for dinner.—Where the
lilies grow. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 28, 1909; K 2399-2425.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES,
27059
New York, N. Ya
[27002
Half moon at sea. © Aug. 23, 1909;
2c. Aug. 24, 1909; K 1467.
REDFIELD BROS., INC.,
RreeD (F. W. K.), Bangor, Maine.
[27008
For thee I pine. © July 31, 1909; 2
ce. Sept. 20, 1909; K 21738.
tEED (N. H.), Santa Barbara, Calif.
[27004-27008 -
Boulevard and the castle rock. ©
Sept. 12, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1909; J
32946.
De la Guerra (Don Carlos). ©
Sept. 12, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1909; J
132947.
De la Guerra mansion, corridors.
© Sept. 12, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1909; J
132945.
Diblee (Miss Inez), A. B. © Sept.
12, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 18, 1909; J
132944, 132948.
REGAL TEXTILE Co., Utica, N. Y. [27009
Queen of them all; by F. P. Fair-
banks. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c Sept. 23,
1909 Fe10s.
REICH (JACQUES), New York, N. Y.
[27010
Marshall, John. © Sept. 2, 1909;
2c. Sept. 2, 1909; K 1589.
REMBRANDT STUDIOS, TWIN CITIES, St.
Paul, Minn. [27011
Eberhart (Adolph O.), Governor of
Minnesota. © 1 ec. Oct. 26, 1909; J
133800.
RePuBLic (THE), Wenatchee, Wash.
[27012
Apple girl. © Sept. 3, 1909; 2 e.
Sept. 8, 1909; K 2754.
RicHE (P.), New York, N. Y.
[27013-27059
Birthday cards:
Birthday greeting, A & B; Happy
birthday, A & B; Wishing you a happy
birthday, A& B. © Oct. 11, 1909; 2c.
| each Oct. 13, 1909; KK 2955-2962.
[Flower cards] :
Carnation; Ires; Panzy; Rose;
Violets; Wild rose. © Aug. 26, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 27, 1909; K 1601-1606.
—— For-get-me-nots, A, B; Poppy;
Rose; Wild rose; Pansy; Violets.
Aug. 26; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909; K
2531-2536.
431
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27060
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
RicHeE (P.)—Continued.
Marine post cards:
All good luck; All good wishes;
Good luck, 1 & 2; Hearty greetings;
Many happy days; Remembrance; To
greet you; Wishes sincere; With ail
kind thoughts; With best wishes. ©
Oct. 21, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 22,2909;
K 3242-38258.
Pansy flower basket post-cards:
Best wishes; Birthday greeting;
Good luck; Happy returns. © Sept.
14, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 15, 1909; K
2336-2339.
Rose,- bird, post-cards:
Best birthday wishes; Best wishes;
Birthday greeting; Happy returns;
Hearty congratulations ; Sincere
wishes. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 ec. each
Sept. 15, 1909; IX 2346-2351.
Scenic flower post-cards:
Best wishes; Birthday greetings;
Happy birthday greetings; Hearty con-
gratulations; Many happy days; Sin-
cere birthday greetings. © Sept. 14,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 15, 1909; K 2340—
2345.
Ricot (Max), Chicago, [l.
[27060-27066
Chicago, Ill., Panoramic views:
From Harvester building; From
New La Salle hotel; Of lake front.
@ Aug. 24, 1909; 2 ce. each Aug. 26,
1909; K 1049-1051.
—— Jackson park, lake front.—
Midway and university of Chicago;
Union stock yards, panoramic view,
1&2. © Oct. 22, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
25, 1909; KK 3336, 3852-8354.
Rorsuck (A. C.), Chicago, Il.
[27067-27096
Bad boy and his pa:
Ah, ha, you have got your deserts ;
65; Bad boy and chum treat soldier;
29; Bad boy and chum taking goat up
stairs; 34; Bad boy at his best; 1;
Bad boy feigns illness; 30; Bad boy
has feast of pickle; 14; Bad boy belps
himself; 32; Bad boy makes a masher;
3; Bad boy prescribes seidlitz powder:
50; Bad boy relates his experience;
71; Bad boy takes position at drug-
store; 45; Bad boy tells the grocery
man; 20; Bad boy treats her to a
soda: 69; Bad boy’s trick on sister
of charity; 9; Grocer recommends
pickles; 60; Grocer’s treat; 26; He
calls early next morning; 22; His paa
pretty specimen; 52; Ma appears
makes trouble; 17; Pa arrested by two
policemen; 52; Pa caresses the bad
boy’s girl; 24; Pa falls overboard; 11;
Rorspuck (A. C.)—Continued.
Pa gets into an old maid’s room; 44;
Pa makes ready ; 86; Pa much grieved;
58; Pa on the operating table; 62; Pa
said I could keep the change; 46; Pa
squares himself. Ma improved; 54;
Pa talks with a bed slat; 7; They go
nutting, Pa takes nap; 27. © Oct. 11,
1909; 2 e. each Oct. T, 1909; J 182813-
132842.
RoEeLDES (H. H.) co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[27097-27100
Hats for—
Dressy chaps; Men of leisure:
| Men who know; Stylish fellows. ©
Aug. 16, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 19, 1909;
IX 1666-1669.
Roenon (O. J.), Seattle, Wash.
[27101
Alaska - Yukon Pacific exposition,
complete bird’s-eye view. © Oct. 14,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1909; J 183254.
Roiuins (C.), Cleveland, Ohio. [27102
Pittsburg pirates champions nationa!
league. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 8,
1909; J 182847.
Root (EuGENE L.),. Meriden, Conn.
[27108
Connecticut potatoes. © Sept. 10,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; J 131736.
Rose (H. M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[27104-27105
North Pole cards. © Sept. 15, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 16, 1909; K 1919.
Wish you a pleasant journey. ©
Aug. 31, 1909; 2 & Sept" 4,53300) =
1609.
Rose (N. H.), Del Rio, Texas. [2710€
Taft (President) addressing people
of Del Rio, Texas. © Oct. 20, 1909:
2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1909; J 18375T.
Rose, Rocers & Ross, Chicago, Ill.
[27107-27111
Ardoc, cut’s A-E. © Sept. 11, 1909;
2 ec. each Oct. 1, 1909; K 2674-2678.
New York.
NW [27112
Great ‘“ Cook” discovering the
“Pole;” by I. I. Rosenberg. © Sept.
21, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1909; H 102.
RosSENBERG (IGNATZ I.),
Ross (CuHas.) & son co., Brooklyn,
NYY [27113-27116
Ross improved flat stone fine color
mills. no. 9-10 inch. © Aug. 19.
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 21, 1909; K S12:
432
ig MISCELLANEOUS
“nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
Ross (CHAS.) & SON co.—Continued.
Ross improved patent change can |
mixers. no. 30-M. © Aug. 19, 1909:
2 c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 920.
—top runner triple cocoa mills,
no. 14-C. © Aug. 14, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
21, 1909; K 922.
twin cocoa mills, no 14—C.
© Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1909; K
921.
RorTsLatT (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[27117 |
Hudson (H.) and Fulton (R.),
of. © Sept. 25, 1909:
1909; K 2229.
RoOTOGRAPH COo., New York, N. Y.
[27118-27123
Washington (George) 1-6. © Oct.
masoos = €. each Oct. 9, 1909; J
132906—132911.
RupDoLPH (ConrRAD), Pittsbur
life
2\e. Sept., 24,
g, Pa.
[27124 |
Concave shoulder. © Aug. 5, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 20, 1909; K 1731.
RUSSELL (Mary La FetrA), New York,
mY. [27125
Blessed are the pure in heart. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 31, 1909; K
1412.
Ryan (J. D.) co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[27126-27130
Flora. © Aug. 3, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 20,
1909; K 884
aceenae. © Aug. 3, 1909; 2 c.
Aug. 20, 1909; K 885.
Marian. © Aug. 3, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
20, 1909; K 886.
Sweet violets. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 15, 1909; K 1907.
Wild daisies. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 15, 1909; K 1908.
Rypeg (LL. T.), Rockford, Tl. [27181
Rockford, [Ill.] bird’s-eye view. ©
mene ono - 2 c. Oct. 2, 1909; K
2974.
RyLatr (Harry E.), Tacoma, Wash.
[27132
Hyades (S. S.) racing off Cape
Blanco, 6/18/09. © July 15, 1909; 2
e. Sept. 22, 1909; J 133135.
Sackett & WILHELMS co., Brooklyn,
N.Y. [27133
Prize eatch. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 ec.
Oct. 18, 1909; K 3098.
Sapowsky (Harry), New York, N. Y.
[27134
El Sodo. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 ec.
Sept. 28, 1909; K 2458.
CLASSES, H TO K
27196
St. JOHN’S TABLE CoO., Cadillac, Mich.
[27135-27188
Artistic print of table; 8233; 9174;
103823; 10754. © Oct. 19, 1909; 2 «c.
each Oct. 22, 1909; K 3337-3340.
SALKE (SANrForD M.), New York, N. Y.
[27139-27140
Anglo timer.—What time. © Sept.
22, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 7, 1909: K
1961, 1962.
SANDER (PHILIP), New York, N. Y.
[27141-27188
Birthday post cards:
Astors; At sundown; Best wishes;
Birthday greetings; Birthday motto;
Blessings; Buttercups; Canoeing;
Country home; Country life; Country
scene; Dogs racing after weasel;
Feeding the chickens; Flower and
hunting scene; Flower group; Horse-
back scene; Horseshoe encircling
group of dogs; Hunting dogs; Hunt-
ing scene; In the forest; [Lady riding
to the hounds]; Landscape; Landscape
encircled by flowers; Morning ride;
On the farm; On the mountain top;
Out for a gallop; Riding scene; Roses;
Sailing at night; Saw mill; Shepherd
and his flock; Sundown; Violets; Wild
roses; Yachting. © Aug. 16, 1909; 2
e. each Aug. 28, 1909; K 1476-1511. —
Lincoln [Abraham]:
As rail splitter; Assassination ;
Birthplace; Early law studies; Re-
ward offered for murderer of; Speech
at Harrisburg. © Oct. 21, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Oct. 23, 1909; K 3318-3323.
Washington [George]:
At the battle of Princeton; Cross-
| ing the Delaware; Entering New York;
| Inauguration ;
Taking command of the
army; Taking leave of his officers.
© Oct. 21, 1909; 2 c¢. each Oct. 23,
1909; K 3324-3329.
SANDFORD CARD Co., Dansville, N. Y.
[27189-27192
Home is where the heart is.—I once
had a friend.—Gay little buttercup.—
Lady Daisy. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 21, 1909; K 3196-3199.
SARJEANT CO., Detroit, Mich.
[271938, 27194
Garden madonna.—Our father. ©
Oct. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 25, 1909;
J 132953, 182954.
SAUNDERS ENGRAVING CoO., St. Louis, Mo.
[27195, 27196
Autumn styles—Fall opening. ©
Aug. 15, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 9, 1909;
K 13819, 1322.
433
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20197
pt. Iv, n. s., Vv. 4
SAVAGE (F. W.), Boston, Mass.
[27197
Storm king rubber boot. © Aug. 7,
1909 ; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1909; K 1847.
Sax (C. M.), New York, N.Y. . [27198
Great mens’ individualities. © Oct.
16, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1909; K 38073.
SCANTLEBURY ( ELIZABETH HELIS).
Springfield, Mass. [27199
Geographical dolls. © Oct. 12, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 18, 1909; J 183101.
ScHAUFER (Mrs. MILDRED), Washing-
ton, Ds ©:
Cook (F. A.), discoverer of the north
pole. © Oct. 19, 1909; 2 c Oct. 19,
1909; J 133258.
ScHEIDT (WILLIAM vom), Buffalo, N. Y.
[27201
Electrischer kur brunnen. © Sept.
23, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1909; K 2940.
ScHMIDT (ARTHUR P.), Boston, Mass.
[27202
Musical novelties. © Aug. 24, 1909;
2c. Aug. 26, 1909: K 1788:
ScHNEIDER (F. A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
| 27203-27218
Billy and Teddy.—Bowling.—China-
town cop.—Delicious.—Doggies bath.—
Fishing..—Gee it’s fine-—In luck.—-
Jack O’Lantern.—Man in the moon.—
My horse.—Play ball.—Tennis.—Ten-
nis girl—Triplets.—Young patriots.
© Oct. 28, 1909; 2 ¢. each Oct. 22,
1909; IKK 3254-8269.
SCHRADER & DENNIS, Three Oaks,
Mich. [27219
Happy Xmas. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1909; J 133858.
SCHREIBER (J. F.), Wausau, Wis.
[27220
[Wausau, Wis.] Sale day at the
fair «store. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2° «
Oct. 6, 1909; J 13838185.
ScoBIE (FRANK), Sleepy Eye, Minn.
[27221-27229
New Ulm, Minn.:
Brown county court house; Minne-
sota river bridge; Turner opera house.
© Sept. 11, 1909; 2 c« each Sept. 13,
1909; J 181575-131577.
Sleepy Eye, Minn.:
From the top of the big mill;
From the top of the school house. ©
Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 20, 1909;
J 183326, 133327.
[27200
ScoBiE (FRANK )—Continued.
Springfield, Minn. :
Across the Cottonwood _ river;
Milling co.; New $10,000 bridge; Red-
wood street. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 «.
each Sept. 22, 1909; J 132089-132092.
ScCRIBNER’S (CHARLES) SONS, New
York, Nsoi3 [27230-27234
Caravan coming into the camp at
Bondoni. © Oct. 22, 1909; 2 e. Oct.
23, 1909; K 3304.
Roosevelt (Mr.) in his hunting cos-
tume in Africa. © Sept. 23, 1909;
2c. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2214.
Kermit and Sir Alfred Pease
at the carcass of first big lion. ©
Oct. 22, 1909; | 2° °O@et. "San fo0n- ie
3303.
Watching the boys bringing in
the skin of the second big lion to camp.
© 1 ec. Sept. 25, 1909; J 132888.
Roosevelt’s (Mr.) first big lion. ©
Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; K
2213.
SEABROOK BROS., Washington, D. C.
[27235
Twentieth century flyer. © Oct. 14,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1909; J 138458;
SEELE (Don), Pittsburg, Penn.
[27236, 27237
Fletcher (Horace), high diving, A,
B. © Aug. 28, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept..
25, 1909; J 182998, 132999.
SHEAHAN (Maurice T.), Brookline, .
Mass. [14 prints.] [27238-27250
All weary with our work and care.—
Boardinghouse hog.—Can you play
whist.—Life is what we make it.—
Street hog.—Your fortune is shown in:
the lines of your hand. © Aug. 14,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 17, 1909; K 782—
787.
Fishing.—Wanted: A man useful as
well as ornamental.—Wanted by a
young man.—Wish I had a girl. ©
Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 7, 1909;
IK 1626-1629.
I didn’t stop to write——Say Liz, is
my hat on straight?—Won by a neck.
© Oct. 25, 1909; 2 ec each Oct. 26, |
1909; K 3412-8414. |
SHEPARD (Morcan), New York, N. Y./|
[27251 |
_ Fool’s alphabet. © Sept. 20, 1909;
2 @. Oct. 25, 19083" K Saec.
434
f SHERMAN (Bryant E.), Bradford, Pa. |
‘nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
MISCELLANEOUS GLASSES, H TO K
Angora kittens, 9.—Esther, 2.—Ital-
jan boy, 5.—Madonna and child, 6, 7,
8.—Marjorie, 3.—Mueller (Maud) 10,
11.—Mephisto, 4.—Othello, 1. © Oct.
a4, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 16, 1909; J
133802-133812.
SIMMONS HARDWARE Co., St. Louis, Mo.
[27268, 27264 |
Simmons (E. C.)—Simmons (G. W.;
W.D.& E.H.) © Sept. 30, 1909; 2c.
meach Oct. 8, 1909; K 2922, 2923.
Sincer (S. O.), Pittsburg, Pa. [27265
I told you so. © Oct. 5, 1909: 2 «.
Oct. 2, 1909; IX 2687.
SINGER MFG. cCo., Elizabeth, N. J.
[27266-27269
Y., Singer tower:
East view; West view: North
view; South view; by Edward W.
Spofford. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. each
Sept. 21, 1909: H 9S—101.
SKILEs (R. K.), Washington, D. C.
[27270
ey ANS) 21,
New York, N.
Fellow countrymen.
mages, 2 c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 918.
1909; 1 c. Sept. 24, 1909; I
SKOLAS (JULIA), Cripple Creek, Colo.
(2t2rl
Thee me. © Sept. 16, 1909; 2 «¢.
Sept. 17, 1909; J 133183.
SLEICHER (JOHN A.),
York; iN. ¥.
Little Johnny and the taffy ‘pos-
sums. Aug. 21,1909. © Aug. 21, 1909;
i ec. Aug. 19, 1909; K 1329.
—— Sept. 23, 1909. © Sept. 23,
2998,
21272-27273
a te
president, New
[
Stoan (Earw S.), Boston, Mass.
i
[27274-27275
Aunt Elizabeth.—Lesbia. © Aug. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 13, 1909; K 2980,
_ 2981.
|
BLOAN (J. V.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[27276-27280
Fishing. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
fs, 1909; K 2799.
Jersey. © Oct. 1. 1909; 2
17, 1909; K 3201.
New whip. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 17, 1909; K 3204.
Reverie. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
ce. Sept.
| 17. 1909: K 3203.
:
Thoroughbred. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 17, 1909; K 3202.
SmiTH (A. W.), Chicago, Ill.
| Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c Sept. 25, 1909: K
27295
SLtocuM (L. MorTimer), Seattle, Wash.
27281
Taft (President William H.), A. Y. P.
Exposition, Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1909. ©
Sept. 15, 1909; 2 « Sept. 4, 1909: K
2388.
SMITH (A. T. E.), Woonsocket, R. I.
[27282
There is always a welcome chair
waiting for you in my home. © Aug.
23, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1909; K 1959.
[27283
Whose roof is over your head. ©
2249.
SMITH (FREDERICK S.), Lynn, Mass.
[27284, 27285
Flax pond. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 «¢.
Sept. 21, 1909; J 132950.
Lynn, Mass., from the clouds. ©
Sept. 28, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909; J
132952.
SmitH (Otis), Cloquet, Minn.
[ 27286-27288
Hibbing, Minn. :
Agnew mine; Mahoning mine; Ma-
honing mine, loading iron ore. © Oct.
12, 1909; 2 ce. each Oct. 11, 1909; J
132990-132992.
SMITH (S. C.), North Yakima, Wash.
[27289, 27290
Mt. Rainier, Wash., over the lower
cascade of Cowlitz glacier and Cowlitz
rock to the Tattoosh range; 2003.
Ptarmagin or arctic grouse in its na-
tive haunts; 2004. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2
c.each Sept. 24, 1909; J 133037, 1330388.
SMITH (W. W.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[27291, 27292
Detroit baseball player. © Oct. 7,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1909; IK 3208.
Mighty Honus. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2
ce. Sept. 2, 1909; K 1518.
SMITH BROS. COMMISSION Co., Chicago,
Fil; [27298
Peggy. © Nov. 20, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
18, 1909; K 819.
SoLoMON (HERMAN), Oakland, Cal.
[27294
Crockery man. © Aug. 11, 1909; 2
c. Sept. 2, 1909; IK 1514.
SouTtH ATLANTIC COMMERCIAL MEN'S
ASS’N, Jacksonville, Fla. [27295
Born in the smoke of a mighty com-
merce. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 29,
1909; IK 3456.
439
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27296
pt. Iv, n. 8.) v.4
SOUTHERN COTTON oIL co., Atlanta, Ga.
[27296
ound everywhere. Cook — with
snowdrift. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
4, 1909; KK 2815.
SPARRELL PRINT, Boston, Mass.
[27297-27337
Boston proverbs series:
All is discovered; Are you a kill-
joy too; Bills make cowards of us all;
Braying is the voice of fools; Curses
I’ve lost the address; Don’t be a clam;
Don’t butt in—light out; Don’t take
an overdose of the rest cure; Don’t
take yourself too damn serious; Hleva-
tor to success is busted; HEvery day
. cuts a little ice; Every dog has his
day; Get wise! His wife’s gone to the
country ; I was green once myself; It’s
never too late to spend; Look out for
punctures; Make a noise like an auto;
Many’s the lark that started as a swal-
low: One receipt for bellyaches; Pecks
of trouble come in pints; Proof of the
home is the nursery; Recipe for trou-
ble; Rest is rust; Roosters crow a lot;
Success comes in cans; There are just
as good fish in the sea; This for the
hot air artist; True key to success;
You can’t pull out of trouble with this;
Who’s boss? Why men leave home. ©
Oct. 22, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 25, 1909;
KX 3361-3392.
Kilevator to success is busted, try
the stairs. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c Aug.
9, 1909; IK 1600.
If you don’t believe it ask the dog.
© Oct. 7, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1909; Kk
2869.
Is this your hat? © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Aug. 24, 1909; K 1670.
Just like mama; by Joseph Warren.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1909; H
78.
Pleasant pastures; by P. V. Berry.
© Sept. J, 1909; 2 c«. Aug. 24, 1909;
H 76.
Quiet retreat; by Thos.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
H 79.
Shady lane; by P. V. Berry. ©
Sept. 1, 1909;.2 c. Aug. 24, 1909: H 75.
R. Craig.
24, 1909;
Those fellows have nothing on me.
© Oct. 7,, 1909; 2 e. Oct. 11, 1909; K
2868.
Wayside blossoms; by Jean Beau-
duin. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c Aug. 24,
£909 su F674.
SPENCER (HuGH), St. Cloud, Minn.
[27338-27839
St. Cloud, Minn.:
North star cemetery; 1198—-A; St.
Germain street; 1220. © Oct. 9, 1909;
2 ¢«. each. Oct... 43, 19007 sae
133107.
SPENCER (ISABEL C.), New York, N. Y.
[27340-27342
I would look up and laugh.—It takes
a friend to catch a friend.—Safe from
all adversity. © Oct. 10, 1909; 2 @
each Sept. 18, 1909; K 2749-2751.
SPENCER STUDIO, East Liverpool, Ohio.
[273438
East Liverpool base ball club, O. &
P. league, 1909. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 e.
Sept. 16, 1909; J 132932.
SPRAGUE (HENRY W.), Chicago, 1.
[27344
Sprague memorial souvenir postal.
© Sept. 4, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1909; K
TO.
Stacey (Bess B.), Chicago, Il.
[27345
Been a vistun bout a week. © Aug.
1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1909; K 2755.
STALEY (FRANK W.), New York, N. Y.
[27346-27347
Coney Island, N. Y., Rough riders.
© Sept. 22, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 238, 1909;
J 132120.
[New York, N. Y.] Metropolitan
life building with Hudson-Fulton illu-
mination. © Oct. 19, 1909; 2 e. Oct.
20, 1909; J 1838824.
STATE PUB. CO., Boston, Mass.
[27348-27349
Gentle touch. © Aug. 10, 1909; 2 ec.
Aug. 16, 1909; K TOT.
Reggie Rahrah. Aug. 9, 1909. ©
Aug. 9, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1909; K 708.
STEBBINS (GRACE W.), Lebanon, Mo.
[27350
[Niagara Falls.] Brink of Canadian
Falls. ©1e. Sept. 28, 1909; J 132103.
Srepsins (N. L.), Boston, Mass.
[27351-27360
Reid (U. S. S.) 19698-19702. ©
Oct. 12, 1909; 2c. Oct: 16) Wave er
1332171383226.
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC Co., Rochester,
Now. [27361
American flower girl. © Aug. 19,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 23, 1909; K 1918.
436
match; 52.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
STEREO TRAVEL CO., New York, Ne Ms
[27862-27522
Arlington, Va. Robert E. Lee’s old
home; 29. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
22, 1909; J 183515.
Brooklyn, N. Y.:
Borough hall; In Greenwood ceme-
tery. © Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
21, 1909; J 133328, 13332 9.
Brownsville, Texas:
Maguey plant nearly ready to
bloom, 69; Ox team, 67; Said to be the
only real palms in U. S., 68; Soldiers
at Fort, 70. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Oct. 22, 1909; J 188516—133519.
Canoeing among the Wisconsin
lakes; 54. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
22, 1909; J 183520.
Chicago, I[ll.:
Jackson Park, surf breaking over
sidewalk, 50; Washington Park, flock
of sheep, 49. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2c.
each Oet. 22, 1909; J 183521, 133523.
Coney Island, New York. Luna
park; 9. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 22,
ree; J 139539.
Denver, Colo., from the State house;
76. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1909;
J 133525.
Delights of southern California, 96.
© Oct. 20, 1909 ; wre. et. 22, 1909; J
183524.
Garden of the Gods, Colorado:
Balanced rock; 73. Pike’s Peak
and gateway; 72. Tilted toad stools;
74. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2c. each Oct. 22,
1909; J 133526—-133528.
Golf, great adopted game; 53.
Meese. 4909: 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1909; J
133529.
Guide of the Wisconsin lake dis-
trict; 57. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
22, 1909; J 133530.
King’s Ranch, Texas; ready to go
maarme- 64. ©) Oct. 20, 1909; 2 «@
ere, 1909: J 133531.
Kingsville, Texas, gathering cab-
bages in February; 62. © Oct. 20,
| 1909; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1909; J 133532.
Lake Forest, Il1.:
At the horse-show; 51; Polo
© Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. each
Wet, 22, 1909; J 133533, 133534.
Los Angeles, Cal. Avenue of palms;
97. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1909;
J 133544.
Monticello, Va. Home of Jefferson;
81. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1909;
|| J 133535.
27522
STEREO TRAVEL Co.—Continued.
Mt. Vernon, Va. W ashingtou's tomb 5
28. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1909;
J 138536.
[New York, N. Y.]:
Astor hotel; Broad street; Brook-
lyn and new Manhattan bridges;
Brooklyn bridge; Brooklyn bridge, on
the promenade; Central park, children
in; Central park, fountain and lake;
Central park, old block house; Central
park, quiet spot; City hall; Columbia
college, library ; Columbus circle; Curb
brokers; Curve on L at 110th st.;
Custom house; Doyer street; Fifth
avenue; Fish-cart merchants; Hall of
records; Hudson and palisades; Hud-
son; Hudson terminals building; Look-
ing down the harbor; Looking north.
along the bowery; Looking north from
88th st.; Looking up Broadway; Madi-
son square; Metropolitan art museum ;
Metropolitan art museum _ [wing];
Netherlands hotel; New York from
Brooklyn bridge, 1, 2; New York from
Cortlandt st. ferry; New York from
Battery; Plaza; Polo grounds; River-
side drive; Singer tower and city in-
vestment bldg.; Speedway and Wash-
ington bridge; Tombs and law courts;
Van Cortlandt mansion; Van Cortlandt
Park; Wall st. and Trinity church;
Washington bridge; Washington square,
north side; Washington statue and
Wall st.; 155th street, L station and
entrance to Polo grounds. © Oct. 18,
1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 21, 1909; J 183330—
133376.
Curb brokers; 4. Fifth ave.
and the Waldorf; 7. Morgan’s (J. P.)
office and new stock exchange; 5. Post
office; 6. Statue of liberty; 1. © Oct.
20, 19095 Zee. each Oet.! 225 19095
13835387, 1835388, 133540—-133542.
— Hudson-Fulton Celebration :
American warships on the Hudson ;
Astor hotel at night; Battery Place,
crowd viewing naval parade, Sept. 25;
Bowling on Bowling Green; Brooklyn
and Manhattan bridges; City Hall and
Home Insurance building; Clermont,
historical pageant; Clermont, ladies
and gentlemen of olden days on board;
Clermont steaming up New York hax-
bor; Court of honor; Crowds in front
of Fifth ave. bldg.; Down Fifth ave.,
from 27th st.; Dutch marines; Edison
power plant; Fifth ave. from 32nd st.;
German marines; Half Moon about to
discover New York; Half Moon show-
ing men in rigging; Half Moon, histor-
ical pageant; Half Moon in New York
harbor; Herald Square; Hudson féte,
historical pageant; Hudson ferry:
Hughes (Gov.) and Mayor McClellan =
437
15371—09-—4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27522
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 4
STEREO TRAVEL Co.—Continued.
Indian period; Inflexible, British war-
ship; Madison square, crowds in;
Madison square, showing crowded
stands along Fifth ave.; Madison
Square Garden, and Metropolitan
tower; Metropolitan tower; North
from Flatiron bldg.; Norwich; Officers
of U. S. Army; One of our new war-
ships; One of the historical floats;
Onondagas; Plaza from Central Park
at midnight: Queensboro bridge; Re-
viewing stand; River bank from 110th
st., to Grant’s tomb; Schoolship St.
Marys and war vessels on the Hudson;
Seventh New York national guard;
Singer tower illuminated; Squadron
A; Twenty-third st. and Fifth avenue;
U. S. Sailors; Viper submarine; Wel-
coming Henry Hudson; West Point
cadets; Zenger (John Peter) trial of;
110th street, naval parade day. ©
Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 21, 1909:
J 183377-133427.
On Big lake, Wisconsin. © Oct. 20,
i909> 2c: Oct: 22-1909: J 883543.
Petrified Forest, Ariz.:
Effects of erosion, 88; Showing
how petrified trees are released by
erosion, 87. © Oct. 20,1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 22, 1909; J 133547, 138548.
Pasadena, Cal.:
Ostrich farm, 98; San Gabriel
mission, 99. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 22, 1909; J 133545, 133546.
Philadelphia, Pa.:
Betsy Ross house, 11; Carpenters
hall, 14; Fairmount Park, along the
Wissahickon, 18; Fairmount Park,
Sunken gardens, 15; Independence hall,
10; North Broad st., from City Hall,
12; Rittenhouse square, 13; University
of Pennsylvania, gateway to campus,
17; Washington’s headquarters, 16.
© Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c each Oct. 22,
1909; J 133549—-133557.
Roosevelt leaving Chicago for holi-
day trip, 45. © Oct. 20, 1909: 2 «
Oet; 22, 1909; J 133522.
San Antonio, Tex.:
Alamo, 59; Visiting the old mis-
sion, 60. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 22, 1909; J 133558, 133559.
Santa Fe, N. Mex.:
Carrying wood to market, 81;
General view, 77; Oldest church in the
U. S.; Exterior, 79; Interior, 80;
Plaza, 78. © Oct. 20, 1909: 2 c. each
Oct. 22, 1909; J 133560-133564.
Sarita, Texas, wagon train, 65. ©
Oct. 20, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 22, 1909: J
133565.
STEREO TRAVEL Co.—Continued.
Spouting artesian well in Texas, 61.
© Oct. 20, 1909; 2 ec Oct. 22, 1909;
J 133566.
Tesuque, N. Mex.:
Indian village, 82; Chapel, 83. ©
Oct. 20, 1909; 2 « each Oct. 22, 1909;
J 138567, 133568.
Washington, D. C.:
Bartholdi’s statue of Washington,
24; Emancipation monument, 25;
Navy yard, at drill, 26; Pennsylvania
ave., 19; Washington monument, 21;
White House, 20. © Oct. 20, 1909;
2 e. each Oct. 22, 1909; J 183569—
183574.
Williams Canyon, Colo. © Oct. 20,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 22. T9093 7 tae
STERLING (Epp C.), Beaver Falls, Pa.
[27523-27532
Chautauqua lake, N. Y.:
Drive pt.; Drive through Grove
pt.; Entrance to inlet; Grove pt. A, B;
Head of boardwalk pt.; Inlet; Moon-
light from dock pt. A; B, C. ‘© Aus,
25, 1909; 2 c. each Als, 26, 3809
1813889-131398.
STEVENS (CHARLES A.) & BROS., Chi-
cago, Ill. [27533-27537
Black velvet hat.—Colonial hat.—
Fur trimmed dinner gown.—Three
gowns in group.—White beaver hat.
©. Oct. 3, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 2, 1909;
IX 2695-2699.
STEVENSON (Davin S.), Chicago, Ill.
[27588
Mascot property, Arizona. © Oct.
8, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1909; Ks207,
STEWART IRON FENCE CO., Covington,
Ky. [275389
Stewart’s iron fence. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 31, 1909; K 1418.
STIMSON (JAMES E. H.), Appleton,
Wis. [27540
Lawrence college campus. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1909; J 182717.
Stimson (Mary E.), Montpelier, Vt.
[27541
Caspian lake, Vt., sunset. © Sept.
15, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 7, 1909; J 132886.
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) Co., New York,
NAN [27542-27553
Bunny, bunny; by Katherine Pyle. |
© Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909;
H 80.
Maryland, my Maryland; by Joe |
Rae. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 e«. Sep 2g
1909 7:
438
,
4
‘7
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
CLASSES,
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co.—Continued. |
My old Kentucky home; by Joe Rae.
© Sept. 1. 1909; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1909:
H 72.
My poor dolly: by Katherine Pyle.
© Sept. 7, 1909: 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909;
H 81.
Only two at dinner: by Clarence F. |
Underwood. © Sept. 1, 1909: 2 «.
Sept. 2. 1909: H 66.
Only two at the game: by Clarence |
F. Underwood. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 2, 1909: H 65.
Only two at the house party: by
Clarence F. Underwood.
1909; 2 c. Sept. 2. 1909; H 68.
Only two at the opera; by Clarence
F. Underwood. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 2. 1909; H 67.
Suwannee River: by Joe Rae.
Unexpected guests; by Katherine
Pyle. © Sept. 7. 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8,
1909; H 82.
Way down South in Dixie; by John
Rae. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 2,
1909; H 69.
Who’s afraid; by~ Katherine Pyle.
© Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1909; H |
S83.
Srone (CHARLES J.) co., Chicago, Ill.
[27554-27556
Sartorial world. Supplement Aug.
1909. A,B & C. © Aug. 12, 1909;
2 c. each Aug. 13, 1909; K 1324-1326.
Srravus (Rey) & co.. Tampa, Fla.
[27557
Philp VY. © Aug. 31, 1909; 2 ec.
Aug. 19. 1909; K 1475.
STRAUSS (FRANK V.) & co., New York,
mY [27558-27564
Program girl. No. 1. © Sept. 6,
1909; 2 ¢. Sept. 18, 1909; K 2206.
Mee 2 © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 22, 1909; K 2205.
as a cowboy. © Sept. 27, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 29, 1909; K 2476.
as a shepherdess. © Sept. 20,
1909; 2 e. Sept. 29, 1909; K 2475.
as a soldier boy. © Oct. 18,
1909; 2 €. Get. 20, 1909; K 3168.
——as Joan of Are. © Oct. 4,
' 1909; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1909; K 2788.
| at the telephone. © Oct. 25,
| 1909; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1909; K 3433.
|. Srratss (J. C.). St. Louis, Mo.
[27565-27571
Adams (Miss M. K.).—Cole (Miss
_R.).—Cox (Miss 8S.) A, B.—Delano
' (Miss E.).—Nugent (Mrs. Dan).— | 1909: 2 ¢. Oct. 1, 1909; K 2744.
© Sept. 1, |
Ry
© |
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1909; H 71. |
He! Be O a 39
27619
Strauss (J. C.)—Continued.
O'Neil (Miss S.).—Wiegand (Miss C.).
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 8, 1909:
J 1382845, 1382848—132854.
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [27572-27617
[ Pesters. ] 18096.—N. Y.
| is
13098.—-N. Y. 13104——N. Y. 13107.—
N. Y. 13113.—N. ¥. 13131. © Aug.
17, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 19, 1909: K
827-834.
N. Y. 13098.—N. Y. 13094. ©
Aug. 21, 1909; 2 c Aug. 23, 1909; K
1006, 1007.
N. Y. 13072. © Aug.
2 c. Oct. 18, 1909; K 3045.
——wN. Y. 13071.—N. Y.
Y¥. ~13120.—N. Y. 13123.—N. Y.
13124.—_N. Y. 13143. © Aug. 23, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 26, 1909; K 1868-1878.
NY. 131002 N.Y. 13146
Aug. 30, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 1, 1909;
K 1473, 1474.
——wN. Y. 13092.—N. Y. 13122.—
N. Y¥. 13125.—N. Y. 18128.—N. Y. neo.
13147. © Sept. 11, 1909; 2 ec. each
Sept. 13, 1809; K 1828-1832.
——N. Y.. 13101.—N. Y. 13145.—
N. ¥. 13157—N. _Y.)45159—_S2 -
135161.—_N. Y. 13163—-N. Y. 13177.—
23, 1909;
13089.—
N. ¥. 13178. © Sept. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Sept. 29, 1909; K 2478-2485.
——wN. Y. 18118—N. Y. 13156.—
N. ¥. 13176.—N. Y. 13179. © Sept
29, 1909; 2 @ each Oct. 4, 1909; K
| 2712-2715.
—— N. Y. 13119.—N. Y. 138155.—
CO¥> 121s N. 3 See
84.—N. Y. 13185.—N. Y. 13194.—
13196.—N. Y. 13197. © Oct. 9,
2 ce. each Oct. 11, 1909; K 2927—.
N. Y.
O9 :
a
——-N. Y. 13164.—N. ¥. 13193, ©
Oct. 11, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 13, 1909;
K 3012, 3018.
N. Y. 13175. © Oct. 11, 1909;
2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; K 3014.
STROHMEIER (F. E.), San Francisco,
Cal. [27618
Thro’ the portals of the past. ©
Aug. 28, 1909; 2 « Oct. 4, cae
132681.
SwarRTHouT (LAUREL F.), Chicago, Ill.
[27619
Brownies of Dai-Nippon. © Sept.1,
439
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
27620
Sweet (BENJAMIN V.), Attleboro,
Mass. [27620-27629
Attleborough Public Library:
Charging desk; Exhibit rooms;
[Exterior view]; Library hall, 1 & 2;
Main entrance; Main reading room;
Main stairway; Reference room; Stack
room. © Dec. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
23, 1909; J 1383617-133626.
TABER PRANG ART CO., Springfield,
Mass. [27630-27651
Along the Salsa valley, 4881.—
Among the clouds, 4913.—Among the
lilies, 4S8S85.—At the landing, 4880.—
Before the rain, 4912.—Chef, 4891.—
Coast of Zaandam, 4860.—Crags of
Tyrol, 4884.—Enkhuizen, coast scene
near, 4859.—Evening in the Bretanze,
4869.—Fond recollections, 4895.—For-
est brook, 4865.—In upper Lombardy,
4888.—Leisure days, 4886.—October
day, 4914.—On the sheltered hillside,
4893.—Pool in the forest, 4866.—
Sheltered cliff, 4894.—Summer day in
Switzerland, 4873.—Summer’s day,
4892.—Village in Flanders, 4887.—
Village pond, 4875. © Oct. 21, 1909;
2 ce. Oct. 23, 1909; J 1383492-1335138.
TALBotT (WALTER E.), Schenectady,
GY [27652
National boiler makers union dele-
gates. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 10,
1909; J 1383474.
TAYLOR (J. E.), Cooper, Texas. [27653
Ten commandments. © Aug. 20,
1909; 2'c.iSept.-3, 1909 = 1k 291s.
TAYLOR (J. W.), Chicago, Til.
[27654, 27655
Taft (President) at ball game, Cubs
vs. Giants, Sept. 16, 1909: 1, 2.
Oct. 9, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 29, 1909;
J 1383046. 133047.
TayLorR (Mary Lyon), Indianapolis,
Ind. [27656-27659
Appreciative audience.—Goldfish.—
Iris—Madonna. © 1c. each Oct. 23,
1909; J 133599-133601.
TAYLOR ART CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[27660-27677
Addressing the ball.—Angels. 1. In
the old days.—Angels. 2. With daily
tasks.—Atlantic City, N. J. Young's
million dollar pier; Atlantic City, N. J.
Young’s house, dining hall; Atlantic
City, N. J. Young’s house, living hall,
A & B.—Beware—third rail—danger-
ous.—Do it now.—Get busy.—Here’s
to women.—I swung at the ball.—Leg-
ends of golf—Plucking wild flowers.—
Saying things behind her back.—This
TAYLOR ART CO.—Continued.
is the best old world.—When trouble
is going some.—When you smile an-
other smiles. (EF 78196-78203, 78208-
78217, June 30, 1909; 2 c. each July 3,
1909. )
TEBBS (Rost. N.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[27678-27679
New York, N. Y., Hudson-Fulton
celebration. Night illumina-
tion :
City hall park; Metropolitan life
building. ©1c. each Oct. 12, 1909; J
133063, 133064.
"TERRA-MARINE Co., New York, N. Y.
[27680
New York and vicinity. © Aug. 18,
1909; 2 ec. Aug. 27, 1909; K 1366.
THAYER (PorTER C.), Williamsville, Vt.
[27681
Newfane, Vt., Newfane Inn. © Sept.
14, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1909; J 131811.
THEATRE FILM SERVICE CO., Chicago, I.
[27682
Pictorial illustration of a pup. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Get 2a toe2-
3458. |
THOMPSON (EpDwaArp §8.), Philadelphia,
Par [276838
Thompson’s banjo chart in the C no-
tation. © Aug. 30, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 3,
1909; K 1599.
THOMPSON (PAUL), New York, N. Y.
| 27684-27695
Belmont (Mrs. O. H. P.), who is
backing suffrage movement in this
country. © Oct. 6, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 11,
1909; J 133016.
Chaulnes (Duke of). © Oct. 5,
1909; 2 @ Oct. 11, 19095 7 dase
Half Moon:
Bergen (Tunis G.) speaking at
presentation to U. S. government;
Passing German battleship Dresden.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 11, 1909;
J 138015, 133021:
Presentation committee. ©
Oct. 6, 1909; 2 G Wek iy asses
133014.
Replica of Henry MHudson’s ©
ship. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 4,
1909; J. 18277 |
Starting up North river to head
the naval parade. © Oct. 6, 1909;
2e. Oct11,. 1909: J. 133012:
Jeffries (James J.) in training. © |
Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c Oct. 29, 1909; J
133881.
440
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
THOMPSON (PAUL)—Continued.
Lovett (Robert), man who will suc-
ceed E. H. Harriman, with niece, Miss
Finch. © Sept. 2, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 11,
1909; J 13838011.
U. S. Battleships:
Missouri; Ohio; Virginia leading
fleet down North river. © Oct. 5,
Paes ©. exch Oct. 11, 1909; J
133017-133019.
THompPpson (WM. CHAs.), Buhl, Idaho.
[27696-27697
Milner dam, 1, 2. © Oct. 7, 1909;
CLASSES, H TO K
27748
TOWNSEND (C. F.), Des Moines, Iowa.
[27716
Des Moines [Iowa], Greater com-
mittee. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 7,
1909; J 188875.
TOWNSEND (CHAS. A.), Belfast, Me.
[27717-27718
Waterville, Me. College avenue. ©
Oct. 23, 1909; 2 ¢-.Oct, 25, 1909; J
183754.
— Elmwood hotel. © Oct. 16,
1909; 2c. Oct. 19, 1909: ft tos28 0
2 ¢. each Sept. 29, 1909; J 1323816,
_ 182317.
THORBURN (J. M.) & co., New York,
ee . [2769827 700
Cyclamen. — Single tulips. — Tulips
and Narcissus. © Aug. 27, 1909; 2.
each Sept. 1, 1909; K 1455-1457.
THORP (RUSSELL), Lusk, Wyoming.
[27701
Cheyenne, Wyo. Last Black Hills
eoach leaving, Feb. 19, 1887. © Oct.
a29908:- 2 c. Oct. 1, 1909; J 182399.
TICHBORNE (W. F. C.), Mount Vernon,
ae a [27702
Mount Vernon, N. Y., officials. ©
ese ee 2 Cc. Oct. 8, 1909; J
132864.
N.) co., New York, N. Y.
[27703-27708
[New York, N. Y.] Hudson-Fulton
celebration, illumination:
City hall; Court of honor; Metro-
politan life tower; Plaza hotel; Wash-
ington arch. © Sept. 30, 1909: 2 «.
each Sept. 30, 1909; J 133041-133045.
—— Soldiers’ and sailors’ monu-
ment. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 8,
1909; J 183108.
TOLMAN (FRED. 8.), Brockton, Mass.
[27709
Hitting the high places. No. 80.
© Oct. 19, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1909;
K 3185.
Toppine (J. A.), Detroit, Mich.
TIEMANN (H.
[27710
Can you beat it? © Sept. 2, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 4, 1909; K 1655.
TosEr (Mrs. C. H.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[27711-27715
My! but this beer tastes good, 3.—
Satisfied, 5—This certainly was fine,
4._This looks good to me, 2.—Wait-
ing to be served with Pabst blue rib-
bon beer, 1. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 e¢.
- each Sept. 8, 1909; J 133031 133035.
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Ill.
[27719-27737
Danny Dreamer. [1909]:
© Aug. 15; 1c. Aug. 21; K 915.
© Aug. 29; 1 ce. Sept. 9; K 1742.
© Sept. 5: 1c. Sept. 18: K 1821.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 2525.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 30; K 2523.
© Oct. 10; 1 c Oct. 18: K 3101.
© Oct. 17; 1 ec. Oct. 29; K 3452.
Mama’s angel child. [1909]:
© Aug..15; Le. Aug. 21; K 916:
© Aug. 295; 1c. Sept. 9; K 1748.
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 18; K 18292.
© Sept. 19; 1 ec. Sept. 30; K 2527.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 30; K 2522
© Oct. 10; 1 ce. Oct. 18: K 3100.
© Oct. 17; 1c. Oct. 29; K 3454.
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories. [1909]:
© Aug. 15; 1c. Aug. 21; K 917.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Sept. 9; K 1744.
© Sept. 1; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 2528.
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept 13; K 1823.
© Sept. 26; 1 ¢. Sept. 30; K 2521.
TRIMPEY (E. B.), Anderson, S. C.
[27738-27741
Southern skater, 14. © July 19,
1909; 2 c. each July 24, 1909; J 132428—
132481.
Troup (ALEX. M.), Barre, Vt. [27742
Barre, Vt., citizens’ band. © 1 e.
Oct. 11, 1909; J 132974.
TROWBRIDGE (MeERRET), Fort Smith,
Ark. [27743
Fort Smith, Ark., U. 8. jail, gallows
and court-house in the distance. ©
duly 15, 1909; 2. ¢«. Oct) 44180 5
132687.
TRUFANT (NELLIE S.), Minneapolis.
Minn. [27744-27748
Christmas wish.—Good will and
faire wishes.—My prayer.—Spring is
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27749
TRUFAUT ( NELLIE S.)—Continued.
a time for joy and Easter bringeth
hope.—Sweetest flower. © Oct. 11,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 14, 1909; K 3001—
3005.
TuELL (Mrs.
JULIA E.), Lamedeer,
Mont. [27749-27761
Cheyenne boy. © Sept. 25, 1909; 2
G Ock. 6; 1909 ; WY 132012.
Cheyenne medicine buffalo head and
sweat lodge. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 «.
Get. 26, 1909; J 183828.
Chief American horse. © Sept. 25,
1909 ; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1909; J 132774.
Chief Lamedeer’s grave. © Sept.
25, 1909; 2: e: Oet:,6, 1909) J AS3a7TeS.
Indian children and their play-
houses. © Oct. 21, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 26,
1909; J 183825.
Indian children at play. © Oct. 21,
1909; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1909; J 188824.
Indian graves. © Sept. 25, 1909; 2
e(Oeck. 6, 1909; J. tsa( to:
Medicine costume. © Oct. 21, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 26, 1909; J 133826.
Medicine man’s home and family.
© Sept. 25, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1909; J
132776.
Son of the Cheyenne warrior. ©
sepi72o, 1909-2 -¢. ‘Oet. 6 19Gae ty
1327011.
Travvis. © Sept. 25, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
6, 1909; J 132779.
Two Cheyenne squaws. © Sept. 25,
1909 ; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1909; J 132778.
Young squaws horseback. © Oct.
21, 1809; 2. ec: Oct. 26, 1909; J 133827.
TURNER (JULIA E.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[27762
Team. © Aug. 17, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
25, 1909; K 1964.
ULLMAN mre. co., New York, N. Y.
[27763-27819
Series no. 188:
Birds of a feather, 2500; Cupid’s
an Odd Fellow, 2503; Hell, O Bill,
2506; Hold on! I’m a brother Elk,
2502; Recording arrivals, 2499: Who
wouldn’t be a Forester, 2505: Who
wouldn’t be a Woodman, 2504: Ye
Shriner’s Mecca, 2501. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 2, 1909: K 1529-
1536.
Series no. 156:
Good morning! 2488; Nobody can
April-fool me, 2490; Oh wad some
power the giftie gie us— 2487; This
must be April first, 2489; You can’t
fool us, 2486. © Sept. 1, 1909: 2 ce.
each Sept. 2, 1909; K 1587-1541.
pt. Iv, n. S., v. 4
ULLMAN MFG. co.—Continued.
Series no. 157:
Happy greetings for St. Patrick’s
day, 2492; St. Patrick forever, 2491;
With love and blessings from, 2493.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c each Sept. 2,
1909; IK 1542-1544. :
—— Erin forever, 2494. © Sept. 23,
1909; 2 e. Sept. 23, 19095 kK 2120:
St. Patrick’s day greetings, 1-3.
© Oct. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 4, 1909;
K 2724-2726.
Series no. 158:
Easter blessing, no. 2509; Easter
greeting, no. 2508; Easter greeting,
no. 2511; Easter peace be yours, no. —
2507; Joyous Easter, no. 2510.
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 2, 1909;
IX 1545-1549.
Series no. 159:
For my valentine, no. 2513; To
my valentine, no. 2512; Valentine
greetings, no. 2514. © Sept. 1, 1909:
2 ec. each Sept. 2, 1909; IKK 1550-1552.
I have something for you, 2517;
Sail with me through life, 2563; Say!
will you be my valentine? 2515; Valen-
tine greetings, 2516, 2518. © Sept. 23,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 23, 1909; K 2119,
2121-2124.
Valentine greetings, 1 & 2.
Oct. 4, 1909; 2 c each Oct. 4.5ae=
Kye 222728:
Series 160:
Close hauled; Don’t wear your
heart on your sleeve; Harvesting;
Have a smile with me; I am the candy
kid; I’m one too; Kissed; Making hay
while the sun shines; One man’s loss
is another man’s gain; Pinched; Post
no bills; Spring fever; Ruling passion
strong in death. © Sept. 8, 1909; 2 c.
each Sept. 8, 1909; K 1674-1686.
Series 161:
Easter greetings, 14. © Oct. 4,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 4, 1909; K 2729-
27382.
Series no. 162:
Discovered, no. 2564; Discovered,
no. 2568; Hurrah for U. S.; Old Pole
is ours; Uncle Sam is always on top.
© Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 18,
1909; K 1996-2000.
UNDERHILL (IRVING), New York, N. Y.
[27820-27822
Hudson-Fulton naval parade; M 21.
© Oct.. 17, 1909.;. 2. c. Oct. 227 1903s
133061.
—— Metropolitan building, B 484.
© Sept. 22, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1909;
J 1g20ze:
442
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1909
UNDERHILL (IrRviNG)—Continued.
New York and Hast River
bridges. M 20. © Sept. 22, 1909: 2 «.
Sept. 22, 1909; J 132093.
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
Wo X: [27823-28011
[Stereoscopic photographs.| U 28195,
U 31946, U 538403, U 57757, U 59691,
U 91825, U 92449, U 96954, U 115418,
U 117088. © July 1, 1909; 2 c. each
July 6, 1909; J 181709-131729.
Me iaguot, U 117154, U 117157,
Peeeente TAS: U 1171838, U
eee btit0, U 117319, U 117320,
Wat4ss. © July 1, 1909; 2 c. each
July 8, 1909; J 131709-131729.
U 380876, U 36853, U 48454, U
44537, U 49077, U 50125, U 538614, U
58280, U 61043, U 64465. © July 1,
1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 14, 1909; J
131942-131951.
Goat! WW 65583, U 66287, U
Gs05s;, U 79126, U 87079, U 918382, U
933826, U 103525, U 104060, U 106411,
eevee, os 112975, U 113702, U
113715, U 114085, U 114584, U 116524,
Peo th 116988, U 117179, U
ITSO) UW 117186, U 117191, U 117204,
Penge: WO '7s04, U 117305, U
Miasteligsi2, VU 117328, U 1173837,
Pieageos, WW 117597, U 117440, U
fete) 17726. © July 1, 1909; 2c.
each Sept. 14, 1909; J 131737-131770,
131 776-131778.
—U 43070, U 47130, U 47168, U
(Sea 1173822, UW 1173388, U 117473,
Westie, © July 1, 1909: 2c. each
Sept. 16, 1909; J 131815-131817, 131819,
iatcoe, Lolsoas, 151838,. 1381842.
——U 49485, U 73129. © July 1,
feos ve. each ‘Oct. 16, 1909; J
1338200, 133202.
—U 74486, U 78055. © July 2,
moo, c. e€ach Sept. 16, 1909; J
131820, 131821.
——U 117434. © July 3, 1909; 2c.
July, 8, 1909; J 131708.
U 117406, U 117416, U 117419,
49720, VU 117426. © July 3, 1909;
2 @€..each Sept. 14, 1909; J 1381771-
181775.
=) 115184. © July 7, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 16, 1909; J 131831.
a 2i7o4t. © July 7, 1909;-2.¢.
Oct. 29, 1909; J 133939.
U 117449. © July 9, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 16, 1909; J 131837.
U 93262, U 108192.
iy 2c. each Sept. 16,
131825, 131830.
© July 10,
1909; J
28011
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWoop—Continued.
——U 62050, U- 117509, U 117536,
UO diimetes Ut Doss) | Ul «14. 7548) ©
July 12, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 16, 1909;
J. 181813, 1381818, . 131841, 131845—
131847.
——U 104845, U 104880, U 104900,
U 104967. © July 13, 1909; 2 ec. each
Sept. 16, 1909; J 131826-131829.
U 38469, U 117505, U 117506.
© July 14, 1909; 2 ec each Sept. 16,
1909; J 131814, 181839, 131840.
—— U 117395, © July 15, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 16, 1909; J 131836.
UW. (8084, Ui 11'7529,,00 AN75380.
© July 16, 1909; 2 ¢. each Sept. 16,
1909; J 181822, 1381848, 1381844.
——U 81084, U 91150. © July 17,
1909+. 2. e; each: Sept, £6, 19095 5
131823, 131824.
SS CPs We econ CO) nuliss
20) 1900% 2 ¢: each Septs 16, ha0ai Ie
131883, 131834.
U 105618. © July 24, 1909; 2
e. Oct. 16, 1909; J 183206.
=U - 10498, Ui 10m20) -©. Age
10, 1909; 2c. each Oct. 16, 19093° Ji
1328207, 133208.
==) 46145, U 116650: © Augie
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 16, 1909; J 183199,
133216.
U 109560. © Aug. 12, 1909; 2
c. Oct. 16, 1909; J 183214.
SS Agi © Aus LOS ac
Oct. 16; 1909". 3) 1a5i9s8:
U 112028. © Aus 27, 19090e2
e. Oct. 1671909 4) tsazila.
BW P12001> 1\@? Avie. 27,7 1909.5 2
e. Oct. 29, 1809; J 133916.
Se 38014. oolOs, co) Ate a0
1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 16, 1909; J 183196,
133197.
U 25869; U 49512, U 92188,
U 94325, U 114678. © Aug. 30, 1909;
2 ec. each Oct. 29, 1909; J 138908,
133911, 133912, 133931, 1383957.
2 U, 712908.".€) Ane Si, 19092 @,
Oct. 16, 1909; J 133201.
U 112874, U 113683, U iT74s:
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.) 29,
1909; J 133918, 1383919, 1383944.
=== WY 117910: 'O). Sept: 3, 0G ae
Oct. 29, 1909; J 133941.
Ey 115229; Di. Tk6A9S.. Ui ieaane
© Sept. 4, 1909; 2c. each Oct. 29;
1909; J 133933-1338935.
443
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28012
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWoop—Continued.
U 114196, U 114199, U 114207,
De 144255,
J 133922, 133924, 183927,- 133928,
183932, 133938.
eee) A202, UO AIS aoe
7928, “UW 107930) * US TiTsse
117937, U 117938, U 117940, U 117944.
© Sept. 8, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29,
1909; J 133925, 133930, 1383946—133948,
133950-133953, 183956.
—__U 25951. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2.
Oct. 29, 1909; J 1838959.
——- J 50529, U 50744, U 104679,
U 104925. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 29, 1909; J 133904, 133905, 188914,
133915.
U 48045, U 48048, U il7gsi.
© Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29,
1909: J 183901, 133902, 133949.
——U 91217, U 117781. © Sept. 14,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29, 1909; J 1538909,
133945.
U 62816, U 114205. © Sept. 15,
1909 ; 2 c. each Oct. 29, 1909; J 183908,
133926.
——U 114198, U 114217, U 117941.
© Sept. 15, 1909: 2 ec. each Oct. 29,
1909; J 183923, 183929, 183954.
——U 54583, U 114189, U 117911.
© Sept. 17, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29,
1809; J 188906, 1383921, 183942.
U 45104, U 56958, U 117372, U
117482, U 117544, U 117740. © Sept.
20, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 29, 1909; J
133907, 183936, 183987, 183940, 1839438,
1338955.
——U 47616, U 91739. © Sept. 22,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29, 1909; J 133910,
1383958.
—U 87401, U 87403, U 87407, U
108895, U 108927, U 108942, U 109016,
U 109218. © Sept. 24, 1909, 2 c. each
Oct. 16, 1909; J 1383203-133205, 133209-
1332138.
—U 1003807, U 112687, U 114049.
© Sept. 24, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29,
1909; J 18389138, 133917, 133920.
UNITED ART PUB. Co., New York, N. Y.
[28012-28017
Dash for the north pole.—Exploring
the north pole-——Honeymoon trips to
the north pole——I love my wife, but
oh! you gumdrop.—North pole rare-
bit—Top of the world. © Sept. 20,
tr! 2c. each Sept. 22, 1909; K 2101-—
U 115088, U 117495. © |
Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 29, 1909; |
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
UNITED CANDY CO., Boston, Mass.
[28018-28020
Eleanor.—Ethel.—Helen. © Aug.
31, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 2, 1909; H
| 62-64.
UNITED DRUG CO., Boston, Mass.
[28021-28022
Famous ride of Lady Godiva. ©
Oct. 2,. 1909; 2 c. Gek Bi 1303s
3429.
Rexall girl, No. 3. © Nov. 20, 1909;
2 ce. Oct. 19, 19092 Kosi |
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH CO., Nor-
wood, Ohio. [28023-28140
[Posters.] 12218. © July 22, 1909;
2c. Aug. 19, 1909; K 866.
11958, 12296. © July 23, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 19, 1909; K 860, 865.
12252. © July 24,519092 22
Aug. 18, 1909; K 1449.
11572, 12139, 12272 © jel
1909; 2 ec. each Aus. 79: i903" ie
863, 864, 868.
11569. © July
Aug. 21, 1909; K 1446.
12324. © July
Aug. 19, 1909; K 857.
12255. © July
Aug. 18, 1909; K 1450.
12254. © July
Aug. 18, 1909; K 1451.
12253. ©’ Aue:
Aug. 18, 1909; K 1448.
——-- 19956. .©) Auge:
Aug. 18, 1909; K 1447.
—— 12260, 12261. © Aussie,
2c. each Aug. 19, 1909; K 876, 878.
——— 12187-12193, 123307) (@) Aue
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 19, 1909; K 856,
870-875, 877.
12259, 12392. © Aug. 7, 1909;
2c. each Aug. 19, 1909; K 853, 861.
12231, 12310, 12359. © Aug. 9,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 19, 1909; K 851,
867, 869.
—_— 12258, 12386. © Aus. 10, 1909;
2 c. each Aug. 19, 1909; K 854, 855.
——— 19989, 12233... © Allg, tae
2c. each Aug. 19, 1909; K 858, 859.
12226. © Aug. 18, 1809772
Oct. 18, 1909; K 3227.
21; 1909 jnege:
29, 19097" 2 e:
30, 1909; 2 «.
31, 1909; 2 ¢.
2, 1909? 2.
5, 19095" 2. e.
444
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MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 44-47, Noy., 1909
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH COo.—Con.
—— 12412. © Aug. 14, 1909: 2 «. |
Aug. 21, 1909; K 1442.
—— 12257, 12317, 12413. © Aug. 16,
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 21, 1909; K 1441,
1444, 1445.
12399.
Aug. 21, 1909; K 1443.
— 12318. © Aug. 19, 1909; 2c.
Aug. 19, 1909; K. 852.
—— 12234-12237, 12240. © Aug. 20,
1909; 2 ec. each Aug. 21, 1909; K 1435-
1489.
—— 12888. © Aug. 20, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 25, 1909; K 10388.
—— 12388. © Aug. 20, 1909: 2 «¢.
Sept. 20, 1909; K 2014.
—— 12288, 12239. © Aug. 20, 1909;
2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909; KK 3215, 3220.
= 122936, 12241, 12246. © Aug. 21, |
1909; 2 c. each Aug. 21, 1909; K 1434,
14389, 1440.
12431. © Aug.
Aug. 25, 1909; K 1038.
12410. © Aug. 23, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 25, 1909; K 1040.
——12518. © Aug. 26, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 25, 1909; K 2266.
12288, 12289, 12331. © Aug. 26,
1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 18, 1909; K 3214,
3219, 3224.
11953, 12421. © Aug. 27, 1909;
2c. each Sept. 20, 1909; K 2012, 2013.
—— 12307, 12308, 12387. © Aug.
27, 1909; 2 ce. each Oct. 18, 1909; K
eed, S225, S225.
12309. © Aug. 28, 1909; 2 c.
' Sept. 20, 1909; K 2011.
12455. © Aug. 30, 1909; 2 c.
Sept. 20, 1909; K 2010.
J
Oct. 18, 1909; K 3222.
—— 12378. © Aug. 31, 1909; 2c.
© Sept. 1, 1909;
12385, 12416.
2c. each Sept. 20, 1909; K 2027, 2028.
—— 12244, 12245, 12424. © Sept.
8, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909; K
2024-2026.
— 12418. © Sept. 8, 1909; 2 «
“Sept. 25, 1909; K 2273.
—— 12225. © Sept. 8, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 18, 1909; K 3228.
—— 12411. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 ¢.
© Sept.
Oct. 18, 1909; K 3230.
———_ 12872, 12373, 12469.
| 9, 1909; 2 @ each Sept. 20, 1909; K
2016-2018.
12370.
© Sept. 9, 1909; 2 «.
“Sept. 25, 1909; K 2274.
yee
21, 1909; 2c.
© Aug. 18, 1909: 2 «. |
CLASSES, H LO K
28143
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH co.—Con.
12374, 12375, 12417, 12419.
Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909;
K 2020-2023.
12426. © Sept. 11, 1909; 2.
Sept. 20, 1909: K 2019.
12241, 12341-12348. ©
Sept.
| 11, 1909: 2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909; K
|
| Oct. 18, 1909
8210-3212, 3229.
12391, 12465. © Sept. 18, 1909;
2c. each Sept. 20, 1909; K 2015, 2029.
12337. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 «¢.
Oct. 18, 1909; K 3213.
12517. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2.
Oet...20, 1908::, KH S17.
12440. © Sept. 15, 1909; 2 ¢,
s KE. e216:
12371: “©)Sepi. 16,.1909..“2%e
Sept. 25, 1909; K 2275.
12392, 12460. © Sept. 17, 1909;
2 c. each Sept. 25, 1909; K 2267, 2268.
—— 12467, 12470, 12480. © Sept.
18, 1909; 2-c. each Sept. 25, 1909; K,
2269-2271.
12429. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 25, 1909; K 2272.
—— 399, 400. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2c.
| each Oct. 18, 1909; K 8217, 3218.
2.3
12397. © Sept. 23, 1909;
Oct. 11, 1909; K 2857.
—— 12448. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 18, 1909 K-3226.
12420. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 «
Sept. 11, 1909: K 2849.
12437, 12545. © Sept. 27, 1909;
2c. each Oct. 11, 1909: K 28538, 2854.
— 12423. © Sept. 27, 1909: 2-e.
| Oct. 20, 1909; IX 3176. .
——- 12565. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 @
Oct. 11, 1909; K 2850.
371, 12479. © Sept. 29, 1909; 2
e. each Oct. 11, 1909; IK 2860, 2861.
12553. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2.
Oct. 11, 1909; K 2859.
12316, 12567. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 ce. each Oct. 11, 1909; K 2852, 2858.
—— 12456, 12457. © Oct. 5, 1909:
2c. each Oct. 11, 1909; K 2855, 2856.
12578. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2 ec. Oct.
20, 1909; K 3175.
12586, 12599, 12600. © Oct. 16,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 20, 1909; K 3172-—
3174.
UNITED STATES PLAYING CARD Co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [28141-28143
Congress playing cards, Lincoln stu-
dent and moonbeam backs. © July 1,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1909; K 3170.
445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28144
pt. Iv; m. Si, vot
UNITED STATES PLAYING CARD COo.—Con.
Dixie girl back, Congress playing
cards. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 16,
iOS = IS A916,
Trail back, Congress playing cards.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1909; K
1784.
UNIVERSITY PRESS, Cambridge, Mass.
[28144-28151
He turned his head and saw the face
of his adopted father.—I am glad of
that admission.—It ought to lie with
a man’s self that he is a gentleman.—
My child, Pll go with you.—See. said
Romola, God has sent me to you.—
Then we'll never part any more,
Dinah.—Tito rose and was about to
move away.—‘‘ Well, well.” replied
Caleb. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c@ each
Sept. 28, 1909; K 2459-2466.
VIAFORA (ORESTE), New York, N. Y.
[28152, 28153
Statue symbol of Diritto. © Aug.
ol, 1909 2 e. Aug. 31, 1909. hk Toloss:
Verrazzano (Giovanni da) monu-
ment of. © Sept. 25, 1909: 2 c Sept.
24, 1909; J 132889.
VIGILANT FIRE CO., No. 2, Slatington, Pa.
[28154
Fireman’s monument. © Aug. 18,
1909; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1909; IX, 1867.
VITAGRAPH CO., OF AMERICA, New York,
J, oe oe [28155-28159
Betty’s choice. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 8.1909: 1382844.
For her sake; or, Two sailors and a
irk: «© Oct. 9;.1909> 2ex Oat. 12:
41909; J: 183022.
Marble heart; or, The _ sculptor’s
dream. © Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c. Sept.
22, 1909; J 132079.
Never eat green apples. © Oct. 5,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1909; J 13284
Scales of justice. © Oct.
Ze. Oct. 6, 1909; J 132761.
Oo
1909 ;
VREDENBURG & CO., Rochester. N. Y.
[28160-28163
Cluster of strawberries.—Group of
fruit—Red and pink roses—Red and
yellow roses. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 «.
each Oct. 2, 1909; K 2691-2694.
WAGENHALS (CHAS.
Ohio. [28164
Dogwood girls. © Sept. 14, 1909;
2c.’ Sept. 1; 1909" kK o>
E.) lLaneaster,
-building; 2005.
WaLes (R. E.), Oakland, Cal.
[28165-28166
Miller (Joaquin) and Marguerite
Edwards.—Purity. © Aug. 31, 1909;
2 e@. each ‘Aug. 26, 19092. 35 is17o2,
131708.
WALKER (HeENRy C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[28167
Walker method school room chart.
© Aug. 23, 1909; 2 ec. Aug. 26, 1969;
ISA. S27.
WALKER (J. G.), Gibbon, Nebr. [28168
[Gibbon, Nebr.] New high school
© Aug. 1, Toes: 2c
Oct. 22, 1909; J 1383668.
WASHBURN-CROSBY CO., Minneapolis,
Minn. [28169
Wheat storage house. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 10, 1909; K 1966.
WATERMAN (C. K.), Chicago, Ill.
[28170
Missouri (U. S. 'S.) ©) Sept 17,
1909; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1909; J 181925.
WATERMAN (O. W.), Hampton, Va.
[28171
Delaware (U. S. S.). O™'Oete2s;
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1909; J 188788.
Waters (R. T.) & co., San Francisco,
Calif. [28172-28174
Oakland, Cal., estuary, shipping, 1,
2. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 21,
1909; J 182912, 132913.
San Francisco, Cal., 1909, three years
reconstruction. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 21, 1909; J 182914.
Weur (C. H.), Kiefer, Okla.
[28175-28177
Kiefer, Okla.; no. 2. © Oct. 4, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 28, 1909; J 183608.
no. 3. © Sept. 28) 1909.32 G
Oct. 23, 1909; J 133609.
Glenn oil field; 4. © Oct. 2,
1909; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1909; J 133610.
(CarL H.), New York,
ING Me [28178
Armadillo baskets. © Aug. 28, 1909 ;
2c. Aug. 31, 1909; K 1422.
WrIK (L. C.), Odessa, Wash. [28179
Odessa [Wash.] public schools. ©.
Oct. 14, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1909; J
133286.
WELTMER (HRNEST), Nevada, Mo.
[28180
One happy milk dietist. © July 1,
1909; 2c. July 12, 1909; K 1368.
WEIDEMANN
446
MISCELLANEOUS
1909
nos. 4447, Noy.,
“Wesster (Hvco), New York, N. Y.
[28181-28252
[Birthday cards, etc.] :
Best birthday wishes; Best wishes;
Birthday greeting, 1 & 2; Few words
from; Greetings; Happy birthday, 1 &
2; Just a few lines; Loving birthday
_ greetings; Many happy returns of the
day. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
- 28, 1909; K 2324-2335.
Best birthday wishes; Best
wishes; Happy birthday; Heartiest
congratulations ; Loving birthday
greetings; Many happy returns of the
day. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
11, 1909; K 2907-2912.
Easter cards:
Easter greetings; Easter tidings;
_ Glad Easter; Happy Easter; Joyful
Easter; Peaceful Easter. © Aug. 16,
, 1909; 2 ec. each Aug. 25, 1909; K 1577—
1582.
— Easter blessings be thine; Hap-
py Easter to you; Joyous Easter; May
_ joy abide at Eastertide; Peace be thine
_ Eastertime; To wish you a glad Eas-
_ tertide. © Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c. each
meaus. 25, 1909; K 1553-1558.
Easter greetings; Easter joy be
b thine; Easter message; Easter tidings;
_ Glad tidings of Easter; Joyous Easter.
© Aug. 19, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 25,
1909; K 1559-1564.
Best Easter wishes; Easter
blessings be thine; Easter joy be thine;
Easter peace be yours; Glad Easter-
tide; Happy Easter to you. © Aug.
» 19, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 25, 1909; K
_ 1565-1570.
i — Easter blessings; Easter peace
| be yours; Easter tidings; Glad Easter-
tide; Glad tidings of Easter; Happy
: Easter to you. © Aug. 19, 1909; 2;
; Seach Aug. 25, 1909; K 1571-1576.
Easter blessings be thine; Glad
| Easter greetings; Glad LEastertide;
Happy Easter to you; Joyous Easter
. be thine; Peace be thine at Eastertime.
© a 19, 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 25,
1909 ; K 1583-1588.
i) | —— Best Easter wishes: Blessed
| Easter be yours; Cheerful Easter;
Easter greetings; Easter wishes; Hap-
by Easter : Happy Laster to you; Joy-
| ous Raster : Joyous Easter greeting;
Peaceful Easter 1, 2; Wishing you
‘Easter joy. © Aug. 19,1909; 2 c. each
Psept. 2, 1909; K 1515-1526.
i
CLASSES,
TO 1K
28271
WESSLER (Huco)—Continued.
[ Valentines] :
Be mine valentine; My own val-
entine; My sweet valentine; Sweet-
heart, mine valentine; To my valen-
tine; Valentine greetings. © Oct. 11
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 12, 1909; J 183053-—
183058.
WEST (FRANK S.), United States.
[28253
Edmunds, Maine, state seal tree. ©
Nove 1, 1909's):2. ©. Oct. 15, 1908s J
1331435
WEST COAST ART cO., Los Angeles,
Cal. | 28254-28261
Copper fiat, 509. © Sept. 15, 1909;
2 ec. Sept. 23, 1909; J 132121.
Ely, Nev., 504. © Sept. 6, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 4, 1909: J 132504.
506. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 ¢
Oct. 4, 1909; J 182505.
Goldfield; 524. © Oct. 18, 1909; 2
¢, Oct. 25, 1909: 3° 143753.
Ee district ; 525. © Oct. 14,
19095, 2 c._ Oct-20, 1909 ; J 133752.
McGill, Nev., Smelter, 508. © Sept.
11, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1909.; J 132503.
Reno, Nev., 515, 516. © Sept. 27,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1909; J 182470,
132471.
WESTERN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
co., San Francisco, Cal. [28262
Natomas consolidated rock crushing
plant, 2... © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct.
12, 1909; J 183028.
WETTSTEIN (C. T.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[28263
Bellmont hat. © Sept. 1, 1909: 2 ¢.
Sept. 8, 1909: K 1730.
North Scituate,
[28264-28268
© Sept. 20, 1909;
1909; K 2782-2786.
WHEELER (FRED W.),
is eeel
Puzzle card 1-5.
2 c. each Sept. 27,
Bangor, Me.
[28269-28270
[Bangor Me.] High school football
team 1909. © Oct. 14, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
16, 1909; J 133195.
Glen theatre. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2 c.
Oct. 27, 1909; J 133860.
WHIPPLE (LEYLAND),
WHuitrE (CLARENCE H.), New York,
jo oe [28271
Kellerman (Annette) © Sept. 27,
1909: 2 c. Oct. 19, 1909; J 133285.
447
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. S., v.4
28272
WHITE (LuTHER S.), New York, N. Y.
[28272
[New York, N. Y.] Hippodrome,
naval night. © Oct. 8, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
8, 1909; J 183169.
WHITEHEAD & Hose co., Newark, N. J.
[28273-28291
All we want is a fair trial. © Sept.
1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 928.
Contemplation. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 21, 1909; K 3489.
Felicia. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Aug.
Zia S09 = K. 9ST.
First riding lesson. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2'¢. Oct: 21, 19095 K 3442,
Future champion. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2 e. Aug. 21, 1909; K 988.
Holly circle. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c.
Aug. 21, 1909; K 931.
Holly girl in wreath design. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 929.
Holly oval. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 «.
Aug. 21, 1909; K 930.
Intruder (The) © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 935.
Mid-day rest. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 21, 1909: K 3443.
Nature full-bloom. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 9384.
On the billowy wave. © Oct. 15,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1909; K 3441.
Poinsettia and holly design. © Sept.
1, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1909; K 982.
Purity. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2
21, 1909; K. 933:
Story time. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 21, 1909; K 34287.
Surf (The) © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 21, 1909; K 3440.
Violetta. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c. Aug.
21, 1909; K 9386.
Welcome drink. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2 ce. Oct. 21, 1909; K 34386.
Windmill at Edam. © Oct.
1909; 2.e. Oct. 21, 1909; K 3438.
WIEDERSEIM (GRACE G.), Overbrook,
Pa. [28292
It is never too late to mend. © Oct.
8, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1909; K 2689.
WILLIAMS (O. D.), Boston, Mass.
[28293
Being good is such a lonesome job.
© July 18, 1909; 2 ce. Aug. 27, 1909;
K 1734.
e. Aug.
15,
WILLIAMS (VERNE O.), Kansas City,
Mo. [ 28294-28305
[Floats] :
Amethyst palace; Animated flow-
ers; Crystal vase; Diamond veil;
Dragon ship; Giant lily; North pole;
Ocean valley; Sapphire chariot; Starry
bridge; Violet rose; Visiting stars.
© Oct. 8, 1909; 2 ce each Oct. 9, 1909;
J 1383262-1332738.
WILLSDEN (S. BLAKE), Chicago, IIl.
[28306
Unrivalled live stock anatomical
chart. © Oct. 18, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 8,
1909; K 3119.
WILT (W. W.), Frankim, Pas [238307
Conneaut lake fair. © Sept. 24,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1909; J 132274.
WINKLER (L.), New York, N. Y.
[28308
Saluting the Half Moon. © Sept.
29, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 1; 1909. taser
WINSLOow (F. H. H.), Cherryfield, Me.
[28809-28310
Cherryfield, Me., fair time. © Oct.
11, 1909; 2 e. Oct. 18, 1909; J 183246.
——W. W. A. A. park, fair time.
© Oct. 11, 1909; 2 & Get 1s)
J IS52n0.
WINTHROP MOVING PICTURE Co., New
Mork, INGeY, [28311-28317
Bailey and Austin, 1, 2. © Sept. 25,
1909; .2 c¢ .each Oct 319) 33
$110,. 3111.
Dancing with trained Eskimo dog.
© Sept. 25, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1909;
Ke S10G
Peevish and cuckoo, 1, 2. © Sept.
25, 1909; 2 «@ each Oct, 19, 51003-
K 3108, 3109.
Whirlwind, no. 1. © June 30, 1909;
2 ec. Aug. 10, 1909; K 1080.
no. 2..© July 1,4190933-0—)
Aug. 12, 1909; K 1081.
WISCHMEYER (PHILIP), Seattle, Wash.
[28818-28321
Clallam bay, Wash. No. 0128. ©
Sept. 10, 1909; 2 ec Sept. 18, 1909; J
132987.
Ozette lake, Wash. Ozette bridge at
outlet. 1383. © Sept. 10, 1909] 27e@
Sept. 18, 1909; J 132986. |
Port Williams, Wash. 127. © Sept. |
10, 1909; 2 ce. Sept. 18, 1909; J 182935.
Taft (President) near Clallam bay, |
Wash. © Sept. 10, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 18, |
1909; J 182934.
448
MISCELLANEOUS
~ nos. 44-47, Nov., 1909
CLASSES, H TO K
28374
Wise (Mrs. C.), Logansport, Ind.
[28322 |
Wise vanity. © Aug. 6, 1909; 2c.
Sept. 2, 1909; J 131689.
WoLtr (Henry), New York, N. Y.
[28323
Lady with a lute. © Sept. 20, 1909;
2 e. Sept. 16, 1909; K 1917.
Woop (Otis F.), New York, N. Y.
[28324-28333
Bub, he’s always to blame. Aug.
15, 1909. © Aug. 15, 1909; 1 c. Aug.
16, 1909; K 712.
Poor old Robinson Crusoe [1909]:
© Aug. 15; 1c. Aug. 16; K 711.
eee, 22> 1 ¢ Aug. 23; K 973.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 30; K 1874.
[sept 5; 1 c Sept. 4; K 1612.
© Sept. 12; 1c. Sept. 11; K 1800.
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 25; K 2251.
© Oct. 3; 1 ec Oct. 2; K 2700.
fet t0- 1 c& Oct. 11: K 2882.
© Oct. 17; 1 ce. Oct. 18; K 3096.
Woop, PutNAmM & Woop, Boston, Mass.
[28334
Rexall 93. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 «.
Sept. 7, 1909; K 2207.
Wooppury (HimMer F.), Oakland, Cal.
: [283835
California girl. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 15, 1909; K 1878.
Woops & Von BREMEN, New York, N. Y.
[28336-28337
[New York, N. Y.] Hudson-Fulton
naval parade, A, B. © Oct. 1, 1909;
Ze. each Oct. 11,1909; J 133127, 1383128.
WooDWARD & THERMAN PTG. Co., St.
Louis, Mo. [28338-28349
January; February; March; April;
May; June; July; August; September ;
October; November; December. ©
Oct. 6, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 20, 1909;
K 2942-29538.
Wriecnt (E. A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[28350
Reflection. © Sept. 11, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 23, 1909; K 2118.
WericuT (F. L.), Racine, Wis.
[28851-28357
Almost home.—Breaking wave.—Day
is done. — Expectations. — Homeward
bound. — Misty day.— Morning meal.
© Sept. 1, 1909: 2 c. each Oct. 1,
1909; J 133315-133321.
| YorK (C. F.), Stroud, Okla.
WricuHt (FRANK P.), Traverse City,
Mich. [28858-28360
Pere Marquette [Mich.] high bridge
over Manistee river; 1-3. ‘© Oct. 16,
1909 ; 2 c. each Oct. 19, 1909; J 183278-
133280.
| WUETHRICH (H.), Dalhart, Tex.
[28361, 28862
Dalhart, Texas. BH. O. & W. ry.
Ceremony of driving first spike. ©
Sept. 23, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1909; J
132582.
Mayor Wagner driving the first
spike. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 4,
1909; J 182588.
WYER (Henry S.), Nantucket, Mass.
[283863.
Ship. © Dec. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 20,
1909; K 3169.
YALE (M.), New York, N. Y. [28364
Beauty. © Oct. 10, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
18, 1909; K 38099.
[28865
Stroud, Okla., marketing cotton on
streets. © Oct. 9, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 9,
1909; J 183478.
Youne (Harry H.), Youngstown, Ohio.
[28366
Lincoln penny souvenir postal card. ©
© Aug. 30, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1909;
K 1928.
Youne (L. J.), Cashmere, Wash.
[28867-28372
Cashmere, Wash., and snow-capped
peak of Cascade mountains. © Sept.
30, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909; J 133312.
——Banana apples. © Oct. 14,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1909; J 133310.
—— looking southwest. © Oct. 18,
1909; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1909; J 183595.
Point Index, Cascade moun-
tains. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1909; J 133318.
Odessa, Wash., panorama view. ©
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 30, 1909; J
133314.
Peshastin valley, Wash. © 1 ¢. Oct.
20, 1909; J 183311.
Younc, Lorp & RuHoapeEs, Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich. [28873-28374
Poe lock, empty. © Aug. 20, 1909;
2c. Aug. 23, 1909; J 181690.
—_— Steamer North-west leaving. ©
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1909; J
132190.
449
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28375 pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
YUSHKEWITz (JosePpH), Chicago, Ill. | ZIMMERMAN (C. E.)—Continued.
[28875 damp.—kKnives and forks.—Ladies
Meditation. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2 c. | watches.—La Valliers.—Let them out
Oct. 11, 1909; IKK 2864. doors.—Lockets.—Nail buffers.—New
P i rte ; : style furniture.—No crop failure.—
Zerr (FRANK L.), Cincinnati, eee _ Old cabinet maker says; nos. 24, 26, 32,
(0 | 34. 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52-54,
Open umbrella with head on top. © | 56, 58.—On the highway of life.—Out-
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1909; K | ing gshoes.—Picture frames.—Porch
Dake. _ furnishings.—Pots and pans.—Proof of
ZIMMERMAN (C. E.) co., Chicago, Ill. Conservative banking.—Purses.—Put
[122 prints. ] [28377-28497 | your best foot forward.—Rubber
boots.—Rubbers.—Safety in a good
watch.—School time.—Seal rings.—Se-
curity begets confidence.—Shirtwaist
‘sets.—Shoe-man or the doctor.—Shoes
for elderly people-—Shoes for house
work.—Shoes for young men.—Signet
rings.—NSilver plate.—Skirts and under-
skirts.—Sleeping chambers.—Slush.—
About our repairing.—Afraid to go
out.—Arctics.— Are your feet cold.—
Army’s (An) feet.—Autumn colors.—
Baby pins.—Bank account is a help at
any time.—Barefoot sandals.—Before
your hair turns silver have some gold
in bank.—Boys room.—Brides dream.—
Bring your friends.—Brooches.—But- © ; ee
ton hooks.—Buying shoes.—Candela- Sofas.—Spare room.—Stay at home.
bra.— Cheery homes. — Chilblains,— | PUCk | Dius) Suea) te
China plaques.—China sale.—Christ- | Ser ee bey To tae ph sider
mas shoes.—Class pins.—Clocks.—Con- | #24 the a ees oe ae oA, Jes
firmation shoes.—Custom styles—Cut | PiS-—Warmt — we on ae ad a
glass, American; A, B.—Cut glass as | 2228 100m We tea
you “no doubt know.—Darn your | a a DCN oat ee as well as
socks.—Dependable time pieces.—Dif- wets we do © Aug. -
ference (The).—Don’t blame us.— | 1909; 2 c. each Aug. 1, 1909; K 1093—
Don’t cut.—Don’t try.—Dreaded Mon- | —
day. — Earrings. — Easter jewelry. — | You can take that vacation.—You
Every dollar you put in the bank.— | never miss the water. © Aug. 1, 1909;
Fine china.—For the baby.—For your 2 ec. each Sept. is 1909 ; K 2898, 2394.
protection.—Freedom in shoes.—Froz- | ,
en up.—Hand painted china, growing | ZUMBRO BEOS., Pt. eg
demand.—Hand painted china, our
stock.—Handsome homes.—Home and | Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Battle monu-
contentment.—Household needs.—It is | ment, unveiling. © Oct. 13, 1909; 2 e.
the little things that count—It’s not | Oct. 14, 1909; J 133119.
what you make but what you save.— — dedication of Battle monument,
July sale—June brides.—Keep a man | 1, 2. © Oct. 12, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 14,
around the house.—Keep out the | 1909: J 133112, 133113.
oe ee - cones
Summary statement of copyright registrations made and included in the Cata-—
logue since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Reproductions of a work of art_________________ AD
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or tech-
nical character __.2.0 4o.2 ae ee 48
Number of entries of Photographs (including 251 unpublished)________ 18, 813
Number.of entries of Engravings, Cots, and Prints___._____. = eee 6, TOL
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs______2________________ 1, 362
Number of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations___________ 9 gs 2, 931
450
(oe
CLASS G,
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OR DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
ANDERSON (H. E.), Wichita, Kans.
From a friend. Scroll design of two
birds above blank space for moitto.
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1909: G 30956.
Greeting from a friend. Scroll de-
sign for motto.
G 30955.
)
!
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1909; |
There is nothing slow about you |
or Kansas.
Ear of corn with wings |
and head of bird, flying and carrying a |
man. ©1e. Sept. 24, 1909; G 3095S.
This to you I send.
scroll design for motto.
24, 1909; G 30957.
ARONSON (Louis V.), Newark, N. J.
© 1c. Sept.
[28505 |
First successful steamboat. Medal-
lion with heads of Hudson and Fulton |
in bas-relief. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1909; G |
30873.
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[28506-28509
Bubbles. 1165. Figure of girl in
soft drapery holding bow! in one hand
and pipestem in other, blowing bub-
bles. ©1 c¢. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30856.
Chrysanthemum girl. 1158. Young
woman in evening gown with chrys- |
© |
anthemums in outstretched arms.
1 ¢. Sept. 20, 1909; G 30855.
Coquette. 1164. [Girl holding fan
behind back,
mirror.] ©1e. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30857.
In the garden. 1163.
man wearing large hat seated under
tree.] ©1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30858.
Betts (Mrs. Giovanna), Chicago, Il.
[28510
Apple blossoms. Little girl in large
flower hat tied under chin, holding
‘apple in both hands. © 1 c. Oct. 14,
1909; G 31088.
Bone (Ricu.), Berlin, Germany. .
[ 28511, 28512
Sommernachtstraum (Ein); by Jane
Grenouilloux. Nude figure of woman
asleep on grass. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1909;
~G 31129.
Conventional |
looking into long oval |
[Young wo- /
| Bone (Ricu.)—Continued.
[28501-28504 |
_Verlassene statt; by Hermann Rii-
distihli. Scene of old deserted castle,
Stone steps and trees. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
| 1909: G 31128.
Book: CONCERN OF THE A. M. BE.
CHURCH, Philadelphia, Pa. [28518
Allen (Richard). Bust, full face
view. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1909; G 31042.
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co., New York,
i ie [28514
Inseparables (The) ; by V. Schramm.
Little girl holding two kittens in lap
with smal! dog looking anxiously on.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1909; G 31015.
BREWER (ELxLA C.), Minneapolis, Minn.
28515
Johnson (Goy. John A.). Miniature
bust full face. © 1c. Oct. 11, 1909;
| G 31014.
| Brown & BIGELOW, St. Paul, Minn.
[28516, 28517
Dog days. [Young woman with dog
in her arms.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 2, 1909: G
30851.
[Young woman with
© fF e¢. Cer
Naval reserve.
two young naval officers. |
2, 1909; G 30850.
BuRBANK (E. A.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[28518
Moqui snake dance. Indians in war
paint dancing about a couple of snakes.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1909; G 31085.
CARROLL (E. DeLiA Drxon), Raleigh,
a OF [28519
Head of Dr. Dixon Carroll. Bas-
relief circular cast. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1909; G 80952.
CAVENY (J. FRANKLIN), Chicago, Il.
[28520
Haunted Wagner. Bust portrait of
Wagner with background of shadowy
forms of women. © 1 ec. Sept. 238,
1909; G 30869.
451
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pt, Tv, 28s 0e4
28521
CHURCH (FREDERICK STEWART), New
York. N.Y. [28521, 28522 ee a
Idyl. Young woman seated at wa-
ter’s edge playing harp to three swans.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1909: G 30959.
Mermaid (The). Head of young
woman with flowing hair on crest of
ocean wave. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1909; G
30960.
Cotriern «(P: EF.) & “Sen, -New York,
SN Pan [ 28528-28528
Girl holding a large bunch of daisies.
Young girl wearing costume of hoop-
skirt age, seated, at her feet is large |
basket of daisies. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1909;
G 30863.
Girl picking flowers in a garden.
age. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1909; G 30866.
Girl sitting on bench. Young girl
*wearing costume of hoopskirt age, in a
garden, large vase of flowers at her
back. ©1c. Oct. 5, 1909: G 30865.
Girl standing with hat and veil on.
Young girl wearing costume of hoop-
skirt age. fancy bag on her arm, at her
back arch of wisteria. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5,
1909. G 30864.
Pandora. Girl in loose soft dra-
peries, seated on floor with one arm
resting on small solid looking box. ©
1 ce. Oct. 14, 1909. G 31041.
Pedestrian (The).
sweater, stout shoes,
Man in cap &
stick in hand,
walking, collie dog trotting alongside. |
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1909: G 31040.
Cook (W. F.) GRANITE co., Springfield,
Mass. [28529-28531
Grout family memorial. Monument
showing front elevation, end elevation,
and one half rear elevation. ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1909; G 30876.
Maxwell no. 2928. Monument. ©
1 e. Sept. 25, 1909; G 30874.
Woodward no. 29. Monument. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1909; G 30875.
Cox (Lonzo), Chicago, Ill. [28532
Late Queen Victoria of England.
Hand cut silhouette. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19,
1909; G 31089.
CROWELL PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[28533
Cover for woman’s home companion,
Dec. 1909. Mother and two children
standing before open fire place, little
girl hanging her stocking. ©1e. Oct.
21, 1909: G 31098.
452
}
Dr LAVAL SEPARATOR CO., New York,
[28534
In the flush of spring. Young girl
in low neck gown, seated, large hat
tied under chin, apple blossoms in
background. © 1 e¢. Oct. 8, 1909: G
30938.
Dr Leva (ANtTIMO), New York, N. Y.
[28535
By the application of science you
will conquer. Bas-relief of woman
seated in large chair intently reading
book. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1909; G 30871.
DROWNE (W. M.), Boston, Mass.
[28536
Boston in 1659, town house. Num-
_ ber of log houses, man standing in road
Young girl wearing dress of hoopskirt |
talking to Indians. © 1 ec. Oct. 21,
1909; G 31101.
Downine (LULU JONES), Chicago, Ill.
[28537
Music cover design. Folder, on
front page conventional blank panel
for title, on back a harp. ©1e. Oct.
18, 1909; G 31065.
York,
[28588
North Pole. Fur clad figure of man
pushing sled on the ice, nude figure
back of him with outstretched arm
holding a torch. ©1e. Oct. 21, 1909;
G 31100.
DURAND (ERNEST LEON), New
1 Caps
EISENMANN (JoHN), Cleveland Ohio.
[28539
Put-In-Bay ‘memorial. Tall tower
supported by very ornate base of many
columns. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1909; G 30868.
ELLINGTON (J. C.), Raleigh, N. C.
[28540
Confederate monument. Bas-relief
cast of State capitol and Confederate
monument in foreground. © 1 ¢. Oct.
9, 1909; G 30958.
FAIRCHILD PUB. CO., Chicago, Ill.
[28541, 28542
Air serpent, seen during the cruise
of the High ball aero club. Number of
all kinds of flying machines, in their
midst a hideous flying monster. ©
1 c. Sept. 24, 1909; G 30878.
FAIRCHILD [PUB.] co., Chicago, Il.
New York city and the Hudson
River, look upward, look forward.
Number of boats, and buildings above
which floats several air ships. ©1c.
Oct 16, 1909; G 31068.
WORKS OF ART
nos. 44-47. Nov., 1909
FISHEL. ADLER & ScHWARTZ, New
Work. N. ¥. [23548
Advent of spring; by Paul Grab-
winkler. Allegorical figures playing
different instrrments, Cupids in front.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1909; G 310387.
FORBES LITHO. MFG. COo., Boston, Mass.
[28544
Two sisters. Older girl holding lit-
tle sister in her arms, child has an
arm full of wheat. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1909; G 20941.
FRANKLIN FOUNDATION, Boston, Mass.
[23545-23548
Franklin directing the building of
stockade forts; by Chas. E. Mills;
Franklin in cap and overcoat pointing
finger, men cutting and handling logs.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1909; G 31050.
Franklin selling his ballads on
streets of Boston; by Chas. E. Mills;
Franklin as youth holding his manu-
script, in foreground. © 1c. Oct. 138,
1809; G 31051.
Franklin the editor and writer; by
Charles E. Mills. Franklin seated at
desk writing with quill pen. ©1é«.
Oct. 138, 1909; G 31049.
Franklin the printer; by Chas. E.
Mills. Franklin with cap and apron,
working hand printing press, to the
left woman setting type. © 1c. Oct.
©1413, 1909; G 31052.
_ Haminton (Roperr), New York, N. Y.
[28549-28550
Cool retreat. Several cows resting
in the shade of large trees. © 1.
mOct. 1, 1909; G 31024.
Wandering sheep. Flock of sheep
| im the woods. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1909; G
81023
“Hampson (Mary P.), New York,
REY) [28551
© ft ¢ Oct:
:
Obigosh. Chinese joss.
28, 1909; G 31127.
- eeieanal (k.), New York, N. Y.
[28552
Artistic book support. Nude figure
t}of man bending forward, two side
i) views. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1909; G 30877.
Howaxp (R. 8S.) co., New York, N. Y.
[28553
23572
HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
co., New York, N. Y. [28555
Airship (The) Four little children
in Summer dresses looking upward into
sky. ©lc. Oct. 5, 1909; G 30867.
HUNTER (G. B.), Washington, D. G3
[28556-28560
Can’t be beat. Old negro woman
spanking little negro boy. © 1 ¢. Oct.
18, 1909: G 31083.
Ev erybody likes it. Young man aiid
woman standing with table between
them, two filled glasses on table. © 4
e. Oct, 22, 1909; G Sits. .
Flower of flowers. Young woman
Standing in garden of flowers putting
ribben around barrel of fiour. ©le.
Oct. 18, 1909; G 3108.
Life preserver. Young woman Im
bathing suit, wearing life preserve¥
resembling row of bottles. © 1 ¢. Oct*
18, 1809; G 31080.
Old woman in the shoe. Old lady
seated, intently examining shoe, with
five children looking on. © 1 e. Oct.
18, 1909; G 31082.
HUSENETT (A. von), New York, N. Ent
[2856
Me and ma. Old monkey aha
baby monkey. © 1 e. Sept. 20, 1909 ;
G 80961.
JAYNE (Dr. D.) & SON, Philadelphia,
Pa. [28562-28569
African elephant. Elephant feeding.
© ic. Oct. 21, 1909; & 31108.
African rhinoceros. Side view of
rhinoceros standing. © 1 e. Oct. 21,
1809; G 81110. oy
Boa constrictor. Snake coiled om
bush. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1969; G 31105.
Giraffe. Giraffe standing near eac-
tus plant. © 1 e. Oct. 2%, 1909; G
31107. ;
Hippopotamus. Hippopotamus stand
ing with mouth open.. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,
1909; G 31106.
Leopard. Leopard standing intent-
ly watching something. © 1 e. Oct.
21, 1999; G 31109.
Lion. Lion creeping through grass.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1909; G 31104.
Zebra. Full side view of two Ze-
Piano case design. An upright | pras, © 1c. Oct. 21, 1909; G SHIP.
| piano with very plain case. © 1 «¢. i
| Oct. 8, 1909; G 30937. KAUFMANN & Strauss co., New ¥ork,
{ Hupsow (Grace), Ukiah, Cal. [28554 N. Y¥. [28570-28572
tt} Boy with ducklings. [Little Indian Alice. Front view, head of young
(4. boy playing with little ducks] ©1le. | girl against black background. © 3 é.
s Oct. 4 , 1909; G 30860. Oct. 12, 1909; G 31020,
453
yl —_o9o————_5
a Seen
‘KAUFMANN & STRAUSS Cco.—Continued.
Evangiline. Side view of young girl
In white with black background.
eee ece..12, 1909; 'G 31021,
-Rosalind. Front view of young girl
with head turned to right, low neck,
fluffy hair against bleck background.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1909; G 31019.
IXEMPER BROS. co., Chicago, Ill. [28573
King corn. Ear of corn with husks
parted, showing kernels, surmounted
:by Indian’s head. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1909;
-G 30951.
‘KuEFER (EDWIN H.), New York, N. Y.
[28574
How to be happy though married.
‘Back view of man with woman's arms
around his shoulders, in one hand she
‘holds box of candy. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9,
1909; G 80954.
Kurk (Maria L.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[28515-28577
Little boy blind
children playing.
Blind man’s buff.
folded, three other
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1909; G 310235.
London bridge. Five children, two
‘in middle have hold of each others
_ bands, others back of them are pulling,
trying to break them apart. © 1.
Oct. 1, 1909; G 31026.
May pole dance. Children plating
ribbons around a pole. © 1c. Oct. 1
1909 ;-G 31022.
IKNOEDLER (HH. L.), New York, N. Y.
[28578
It might have been; by W. D. Sndler.
Old lady seated with knitting in ber
lap looking intently at old gentleman
in act of putting on his glove. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1909; G 31016.
LAMBIN-WENIGMAN cCo., Chicago, III.
[28579
Birthday card, no. 71. Post eard
with small panel, landscape scene. ©
1 c. Oct. 18, 1909; G 31084.
LEACH (DIXIE W.), Raleigh, N. C.
[ 2S5S0
Where cotton is king. Bunch of cot-
ton in bloom and pod. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1909; G 31103.
LEDERER (LUDWIG), New York, K. y.
[28581
Mortgage payer. Several ears of
cori. ©1c. Oct. 22, 1909; G 31114.
Lenz (OSCAR L.), New York, N.Y.
[28582
iieetried’s return from the hunt.
Mural ‘decoration, many figures, Sieg-
fried riding a horse in foreground.. ©
tc. Sept. 29, 1909; G 31091.
404
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
Littig (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y. |
[28583
Birdseye view of Jacob Tome insti-
tute, Port Deposit, Md. Buildings,
trees, walks und drives, to the left
the river. © 1 c. Oct. 19, 1909; G
31088.
LUKE (KATHRYN LOGAN), Birmingham,
Ala. [2S584
Ray (Johnny). [Bust of man with
head thrown forward, laughing, with
ciger in mouth.] © 1c. Oct. 4, 1909;
G 380861.
LYMAN (JOSEPHINE), Washington,
i Bs Oe [28585
Try it now, why wait? Young man 7
and wolan in bathing suits on the
sands. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1909; G 31079.
MatTTHEwS (O. S.), New Orleans, La.
[28586
Ye shall know the truth. Bible
opened at St. Jobn viii, 32, band point-
ing with quill to verse, scroll below,
two doves and flowers. © 1 ¢. Oct.
16, 1909; G 31057.
MAzzoniI (JOSEPH), Philadelphia, Pay
[2S5S7, 28588 7
My Tole anyway. [Two views of
the American Eagle standing at the
Pole.}] © 1c. Oct. 2. 190953G@ 20332.08
Verdi. Bust, full face. © 1 e Oct
2, 1909; G 808583.
MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio. [28589 |
Sunshine. Little girl, yellow hair
tied with pink bows, bare arms &
neck. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1909; G 31133.
MizzoN CRAFT SHOP, Columbia, Mo. .
[28590 jj
Six columns every —
ee
Columns (The).
other one covered with ivy, Missouri-
on base. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1909; G 80854.
Morris (GeorcE ForD) srupios. New)
York. 3. [2S591 |
[Young lady on horseback facing”
right of picture, two young ollicers7)
standing at left, in lower right. Nov. 7}
9-14, 1909.] © 1-c. Oct. 16, 1909; Gap
31064. |
[ 2S592ar
Morgis & co., Baltimore, Md.
Annapolis girl. Girl in sailor suit
holding lawn tennis racket. © 1 cap
Oct. 25, 1909; G 31159.
Moss (MAXWELL), New York, ye
Lucky Mose. Huneb_ back acne
boy, Suurhiite, seated on box, bane on,
1909 ; G 31149.
WORKS OF ART
nos. 4447, Nov., 1909
MurRRAY (G. Ww), Springfield, Il.
[28594
Juyenile chart showing right and
wrong rovwds. Number ‘of buildings
and many winding roads. © 1 e«.
Sept. 20, 1909; G 30872.
NATIONAL SHAWMUT BANK, Boston,
Mass. [ 2S595
New Shawmut. View of large city
from the water front. © 1. Oct. 14,
19009; G 31039.
Nayitork (FRANKLIN L.), Arlington.
N. [28596
Design for monument. Imposing
marble structure with four pillars and
urns. © 1 ec. Oct. 5, 1909; G 31032.
NEUHORN & co., New York, N. Y.
[28597
Avohoss? Azoy! Tailor admiring
pretty girl; while doing so burns skirt
he is pressing. © 1 c¢. Oct. 21, 1909;
G 31102.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO..
Orange, Mass. [2S598
Beautiful work. [Girl holding up
underskirt.} © 1 c. Oct. 4, 1909; G
30859.
New LIGHT co., Boston, Mass. [28599
Illuminating crucifix. Large cress
swung on curtain. © 1 ec. Oct. 25,
1909; G 31148.
O'SHAUGHNESSY
cago, Ill. [2SG00
Arctic explorers. Conventional cir-
cular design with ypanels of Arctic
scenes. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1909; G 31021.
Payne (Geoxrce S.), Springfield, Muss.
[2SGo1
Speckled beauty. Fishing basket,
rod and large speckled trout lying on
ground. mee Sept: 25, 1909; G
30370.
PHELAN (A. B.), New York, N. ¥
28602
Discovery of the North Tole, 1903-
1909. Iwo fur clad men, dogs and
sleds. U. S. flag flying from pole
stuck in a pile of ice. © 1c. Oct. 23
1909; G 31182.
-PorrHast (E.), New Work, IN; Y:
[28603
Old, old story. [Young man talk-
ing earnestly to young woman seated
playing with fan.] © 1c. Oct. 4,
1909; G 30S62.
REPRODUCTION Co., , New York. N.Y.
[23604-28611
Army girl. Young girl dressed as
U. S. army officer, with sword in one
hand and U. S. fiag in other. ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1909; G 30946.
(THomas A.), Chi-
28618
REPRODUCTION co.—Continued.
Brown bear. Side view of bear in
the act of walking. © 1 c. Oct. 8,
1909; G 80947.
Knight (The). Man in steel armor
on horseback. © 1 e¢. Oct. 8, 1909; G
380944.
Modern battle ship. Side view of
battle ship under fvll steam. © 1 e.
Oct. 8, 19809; G 309438.
Oarsman (The). Young man lean-
ing on his oar, in boating suit. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1909; G 30945.
Old John’s cart. Man seated in
two wheel cart driving mule) ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1909; G 30948.
Pack mule. Targe handsome mule
carrying pack on his back. © 1 ce. Oct.
8, 1809; G 80950.
Track racer. Two men in automo-
bile driving at full speed. © 1 ec. Ock
S, 1909: G 20949.
ROSELAND (Harry), Brooklyn, N. Y.
: | 28612
Nurse’s old love letters. Old colored
mammy listening to two white girls
rending letter to her. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1909; G 3101T.
RoyYAL TAILORS, Chicago, Il.
[ 28613. 2S614
All eves envy the tailor dressed man.
Four men serted locking et well
dressed young man just entering car.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1909; G 31066.
& summer fashions 1910.
Nos. 1-12. [Figures of young men
dressed in latest fashions.] © 1e
ench Oct. 18, 1809; G 31067-31078.
St. CHARLES CONDENSING co... St.
Charles, Ill. [2S615
Will you have milk. Little girl sit-
ting at treble pouring tea, opposite her
sit two puppies leoking on. © 1 «4
Oct. S, 1909; G 80942.
Saunpers (A. T.), Akron, Ohio.
a eT?
Spring
[28616
Going it blind. Mean and woman :in
automobile with their eyes clused. ©
1 e« Aug. 24, 1909; G 31062. _
SIMMANG (CHARLES), San Antonio,
Tex. [2S617
Herman der grosse. Shield on which
the bead of famovs warrior appears in
relief. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1909; G 31018.
TeEAGLE (F. R.), EXECUTOR OF JOHN
TEAGLE ESTATE, Cleveland, Ohio.
[28618
Private monument. Side section,
plan and elevation front of monument
cut from ove piece of granite. © le.
Oct. 14, 1909; G 31036.
495
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28619
pt. Iv, n.8.,v.4
Tower (A. J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[28619
Race to the chuck wagon. Cow boys
racing to camp. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1909;
G 30940.
TROWITZSCH & SOHN, Frankfurt, Ger-
many. [28620-28622
Abend am tiimpel. Girl leaning
against tree knitting, near by stand
two cows. © 1 ¢.’ Oct. 19, 1909; G
81094.
Feldweg. Path leading through
wheat field. © 1 c. Oct. 19, 1909; G
51092.
Wiesenbech. Green meadow by
brook. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19, 19093 Grsi0vs.
TyLerR (JAMES G.), Greenwich, Conn.
[28623
Falf-Moon entering the Hudson; by
J. G. Tyler. Ship in full sail, with
many passengers. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1909;
G 380935.
UNION PUB. co., Covington, Ky.
[ 28624, 28625
Commonwealth. Welldressed man
and workman with clasped hands. ©
1 ce. Oct. 14, 1909; G 31083.
Official souvenir, 1882, 1910. Large
green fiag trimmed in gold, in center
the American eagle.. © 1 ¢« Oct. 14,
1909; G 31084.
VAN Nostranp (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
[28626
Workers series no. 21. Sailor in
conventional costume in act of heav-
ing lead. ‘© 1 ec. Oct. 22) 19093°G
31432:
WELLS & RICHARDSON co., Burlington,
ae Gs [28627
Atplay. Young woman holding open
parasol, accompanied by two children,
qvadrangular panel in foreground. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1909; G 30936.
WHITAKER (JOHN), Philadelphia, Pa.
[28628-28632
Golden barvest [Field of harvested
grain, number of melons in fore-
ground]. © 1 ¢« Oct. 2, 1909; G
380848.
North Pole. Ice floe, on summit of
which stand two men raising U. S.
flag. ©1ce. Oct. 19, 1909; G 31090.
Old mill. [Old mill near a stream.]
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1909; G 30847.
WHITAKER (JoHN)—Continued. —
Old, old story. [Young woman
se-ted on garden seat, young man
standing just back of her.} © 1 e.
Cct. 2, 1809; G 30846. -
Winner of the brush. Two women
on horseback, to the left young man
standing. holding horse by bridle. ©
1 e. Oct. 2, 1909; G 30849.
WHITE (RALPH E.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[28633-28636
Plans of coliseum, music hall and
office building. First floor plan of
mvsic hall end first balcony plan of
coliseum. © 1 ¢. Oct. 13, 1909; G
‘31029.
Ground floor plan. © 1c. Oct.
18, 1909; G 81028.
-Outside view of large stone
building with tower at right hand
corner of same. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1909;
G 31027.
Tynicel floor ard roof plan. ©
1c. Oct. 13, 1909; G 31030.
WulTE (VERNER), St. Louis, Mo.
[28637
St. Louis harbor. Number of boats,
two spans of Fads bridge. buildings in
the background. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1909;
G 81099.
WOLF & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
| 28638-28642
Buffalo. Head of buffalo on the
western plains. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1909;
G 31097.
Indian and papoose. Indian woman
seated on ground before fire, holding
papoose in her lap. © 1 &@ Oct. 21,
1909; G 31096.
Indian with gun. Snow scene with
gaily dressed Indian kneeling with gun
in his hands. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1909; G
31095.
Oh, you kid! Little girl making
fun of a boy, telling him to buy his
next suit at © 1 @ Oct. 18,
1909; G 31087.
You kid Oh] Little girl and dog in
foreground attracting attention to a
sign. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1909; G 31086.
WooprurF (Mrs. Cornice), Minneapolis,
Minn. [28643
Fairy tales.
book, cat in the foreground.
Sept. 20, 1909; G 80988.
Number of entries of Works of Art included in the Catalogue since
Sais iy POOR as ea se Pee alte See
ae ee ee ee
Two children reading ©
©ic
28644-31677
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COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CA'TALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 8, 1891;
OF JUNE 30, 1906; AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 4:
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS
OR PLASTIC WORKS OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECH-
NICAL CHARACTER; PHOTOGRAPHS; PRINTS AND
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS; WORKS OF ART
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 4
Nos. 48-52
DECEMBER, 1909
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1910
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries ‘‘shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.” |
Fee Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 4, issued
monthly, is arranged in two alphabets of proprietors, with subalphabets of titles,
as follows:
I. Containing titles for Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; Class I, Drawings
or plastic works of a scientific or technical character; Class J, Photographs; and
Class K, Prints and pictorial illustrations.
II. Containing Class G, Works of art (giving a list of the photographs or othe
identifying reproductions deposited according to law with the, applications for copy
right of Drawings, Paintings, Statues, Statuary, and Models or Designs for works
of art).
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘G,’’ Class G, Works of art; ‘*H,”
Class H, Reproductions of a work of art; ‘‘I,’’? Class I, Drawings or plastic works of 4
scientific or technical character; ‘‘J,’? Class J, Photographs; and ‘‘K,’”’ Class K,
Prints and pictorial illustrations. ‘‘©”’ implies copyright registration of a published
work, followed by date of publication; ‘‘ ©1 c.’’ stands for copyright registration of
an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the
photograph or other identifying reproduction; and ‘‘2 c.,’’ for 2 copies, followed by
the date of their receipt. In the case of pictorial contributions to periodicals, only 1
copy of the pictorial contribution is required.
An annual index of proprietors accompanies this issue. The subscription pricé
for Part 4, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $0.75 for the year 1909
and $0.50 for the year 1910, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Document
by postal money order, express order, or New York draft.
CLASSES H-K,
REPRODUCTIONS OF A WORK OF ART; DRAWINGS OR PLASTIC
WORKS OF A SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL CHARACTER; PHO-
TOGRAPHS;
PRINTS AND PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
AD ART SERVICE, Cleveland, Ohio.
[28644
Santa Claus aeroplane page. © Nov.
12, 1909; 2 ce. Noy. 15, 1909; K 4173.
Appison (G. A.), Canadian, Tex.
[28645-28650
Canadian, Tex. Birdseye view from
court house:
Looking down Main St.,—Looking
north,—Looking north east,—Looking
north west,—Looking south west; 1, 2.
© Noy. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 5, 1909;
J 134301-134306.
ALBERTSON (ALBERT C.), New York, |
rh Oe
[28651-28653
Framework of Kinetic air-ship. 1-3.
© 1 ce. each Nov. 6, 1909; J* 134738-
134740.
ALEXANDER (GEO. C.), Sausalito, Cal.
[28654-28658
Barataria Buccaneer:
Anticipation, — Determination, —
Gratification,—Investigation,—Realiza-
tion.
185192135196.
ALTA (JOHN), Grand Rapids, Mich.
[28659
Michigan (Lake) at Macatawa park.
© Noy. 23, 1909; 2 c. Noy. 26, 1909; J
135127.
ALVEY-FERGUSON co., Louisville, Ky.
[28660-28667
Proposed A-F apron conveyers for
Western sugar refining co.
15, 1909; I 65.
© 1 e. Oct. 22, 1909; I 71.
Proposed A-F conveyers for Corn
products refining co. © 1. Nov. 6,
1909; I 90 and © 1c. Nov. 15, 1909;
© 30.
— for Crown cork and seal co.
1 ec. Sept. 30, 1909; I 59.
——for Monarch brewery. ©1e..
Sept. 24, 1909; I 51.
© 1 ec. each Oct. 20, 1909; J |
© 1c. Oct. |
for National sugar refining co. |
©
| ALVEY-FERGUSON co.—Continued.
for Royal baking powder co. ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1909; I 58.
—for Union match co. © 1.
Oct. 8, 1909; I 61.
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [ 28668, 28669
Autumn girl—Cooler weather. ©
Nov. 7, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 6, 1909;
K 38796, 3797.
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDER PUB. CO.,
Boston, Mass. [28670
American horse breeder, Christmas
1909. © Dec. 14, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 18,
1909; IKK 4065.
AMERICAN - JOURNAL- EXAMINER, New
York: N.Y: [28671
Girl who comes to the city. © Oct.
31, 190931 c¢. Oct. 29, 1909; K 3707.
AMERICAN LAW BOOK co., New York,
No ¥: [28672
Arch of triumph of the law. ©
Noy. 1, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1909; K 3703.
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC co., New York,
ee [28673-28678
Moving pictures, A-F. © Oct. 22,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1909 ; K 3312-831T.
AMERICAN MILL & MFE’RS SALES ©CO.,
Dallas, Tex. [28679
| Gigantic sale. © July 8, 1909; 2c.
| Sept. 9, 1909; K 1912.
| AMES & ROLLINSON co., New York,
Ne Ye: [28680
High school diploma. © Sept. 10,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; K 1874.
|AMMONS (ALBERT), Memphis, Tenn.
[28681
Cairo, Ill. Ill. cent. r. r. bridge, Ohio
river. ©, Oct. 11,. 1909: 2c: Oct: 13,
1909; J 133074.
ANDERSEN (Mrs. SOPHIE), Union Hill,
| Wed [28682
Andersen (Mrs. S.) © Sept. 15,
' 1909; 2c. Sept. 7, 1909; K 1980.
457
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28683
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
ANDERSON (A. E.), Tolina, N. Dak.
[28688-28684
Cutting 100 acres of flax a day.
1, 2. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Sept.
14, 1909; J 181706, 131707.
ANDERSON (ARTHUR W.), Plymouth,
Mass. [28685-28688
Gordon (Timothy) © Oct. 1, 1909;
2 ce. Nov. 9, 1909; J 184508.
©
Hamilton (Bishop John W.)
Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c« Nov. 9, 1909; J
134514.
Plymouth, Mass. Town square in
1858. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2 c Nov. 9,
1909; J 184509.
Webster (Daniel) © Oct. 28, 1909;
2c. Nov. 9, 1909; J 184507.
ANDERSON (W. R.) co., New York,
No Xe [28689-28690
Just one; by H. H. Sherman. ©
Oct: 8, 1909; .2 .c. Oct. 11377 1909: Et
145.
Say when; by John Newton Howlitt.
© Oct. 8, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1909; H
146.
ANGLO-FRENCH ART CO., East Liverpool,
Ohio. [28691
Two letter monograms. © Oct. 8,
1909: 2 ¢. Oct. 25,:1909: K gac2.
ARMOUR & CO., Chicago, Il.
[28692-28695
Debutante; by Penrhyn Stanlaws.
© Nov. 11, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1909; H
233.
Flagg; by James Montgomery Flagg.
© Nov. 11, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 13, 1909;
Dam
Gilbert; by C. Allan Gilbert.
Noy. 11, 1909; 2 c Nov. 13, 1909;
231.
Stanlaws; by Penrhyn Stanlaws.
Nov. 11, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1909;
230.
ATKINSON & BIGELow, St. Paul, Minn.
[28696
University of Minn. foot-ball team,
1909. © Nov. 9, 1909; 2 c Nov. 11,
1909; J 134680.
BAILEY & BAILEY,
H
©
H
©
H
Oklahoma City,
Okla. [28697
Guthrie, Okla. Trinity Episcopal
church. © Noy. 11, 1909; 2 ¢. Nov. 15,
1909; J 134761.
BAILEY POST CARD cCo., Hutchinson,
Kans. [28698-28700
Nebraska porker. © Nov. 12, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 16, 1909; J 184827.
BAILEY POST CARD co.—Continued.
On the farm. © Nov. 13, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 16, 1909; J 184828.
Preparing the feast. © Nov. 12,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1909; J 184829.
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
ING YS [28701-28707
Aero club luncheon to Glen Curtis.
© Sept. 22, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1909; J
134286.
Half Moon. 887-13. © Sept. 15,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1909; J 134024.
Sage (Mrs. Russell), 898, 14. ©
Oct. 2, 1909; 2 ce. each Noy. 5, 1909; J
134282-134285.
Wright (Wilbur) 898-13. © Oct. 4,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1909; J. 184281.
BAKER (J. G.), Columbus Junction,
Iowa. [28708-28720
Cairo, Iowa:
Blacksmith shop,—Dwelling. ©
Nov. 4, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 3, 1909; J
134736, 1384737.
Cedar river near Columbus Junction,
Iowa. © Nov. 22, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 24,
1909; J 185089.
Columbus Junction, Iowa:
Cedar river, fishing by moonlight.
© Nov. 6, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1909; J
134196.
Front st., 108,—Iowa river, 114.
© Nov. 18, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 19,
1909; J 135005, 135006.
Rock Island bridge crossing
Iowa river, 113. © Nov. 29, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1909; J 135206.
School pupils, 1, 2. © Dec. 6,
1909; 2 c. each Dec. 10, 1909; J 185769,
135770.
Conesville, Iowa. Dwelling. © Nov.
4, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1909; J 184735.
Group of school children and teacher,
3, 12, 18. © Dec. 4, 1909; 2 c. each
Dec. 6, 1909; J 185594-135596.
BALL (SusAN ANN), Brookline, Mass.
[28721
by James
Battle of Gettysburg;
Walker and John B. Bachelder.
BARITELLO (ALBIN), Douglas, Alaska.
[28722, 28723
Day’s sport, A& B. © Dee. 1, 1909;
2c. each Sept. 30, 1909; J 184041, —
134042.
BARKHUFF (W. D.), Seattle, Wash.
[28724
Chums. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1909; J
184874.
458
©Q-
Oct. 20, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 22, 1909; H 178.
\
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
CLASSES, H TO K
BaRMoRE (Wm. K.), New York, N. Y._
[28725 |
Webster (Daniel). © Nov. 2, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; K 3743.
BARMORE PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[28726
Marshall (John). © Nov. 2, 1909;
2c. Nov. 4, 1909; K 3744.
BARNES (A. H.), Parkland, Wash.
28783
BrERGEN (G. F.)—Continued.
Meeker (Ezra). © Nov. 23, 1909;
2c. Nov. 29, 1909; J 1385259.
Newcomer (Hmerson). © Noy. 12,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1909; J 1384938.
Walker (Glen): Smiling,—Yawn-
ing. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2c. each Nov. 17,
| 1909; J 13849384, 1349385.
| BERWIN (L. M.), Chicago, III.
[28727, 28728 |
Morning sun in the forest.
8, 1909; 2 ec. Dec. 9, 1909; J 185740.
© Dec. |
Mount Tacoma from Mahon’s prai- |
rie. © Dec. 8, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1909;
J 155741.
BARNES (ALBERT A.), Gillett, Colo.
[28729-28731
- Mountain sheep, 1, 2, 3. © Dee. 1, |
1909; 2 c. each Dec. 1, 1909; J 135305,
185306, 185318.
BARTLETT (G. HUNTER), Buffalo, N. Y. |
[28732-28735
Buffalo, N. Y., St. Paul’s Episcopal
church, interior views, 14. © Nov.
5, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 6, 1909; J
134884-134887.
BASEBALLITIS CARD cCo., Milwaukee,
Wis. [28736 |
Real thing. © Sept. 13, 1909; 2 c.
Nov. 22, 1909; K 4820.
BELL (Lizzian M.), Grangeville,
Idaho. [28737-28742
Dewey Mine:
Camp,—Scene near,—Tunnel at
Dewey Mine. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c¢.
each Noy. 3, 1909; J 134204, 134205,
134207.
Grangeville, Idaho:
Clearwater river near Grange-
ville.—Quiet nook near Grangeville.
© Noy. 1, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 8, |
1909; J 134206, 134208.
— Cloudy day. © Nov. 15, 1909; |
2c. Nov. 22, 1909; J 135078.
BENNETT (JEANNE E.), Baltimore, Md. |
[28743-28747 |
Lerner (Tina), 1-5. © Nov. 15,
1909; 2 c. each Dec. 3, 1909; J 185749-
135753.
BERGEN (G. F.), Pasadena, Cal.
[28748-28758 |
Gant (Mrs. Helen Lukens) 1. ©
mows 22.1909: 2 c. Nov. 17, 1909; J
134936.
—2. © Nov. 20, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
29, 1909; J 135258.
BEVILACQUA
[28754-28757
Billiken and Bobby [1909]:
© Aug. 15; 1 ec. Aug. 16; K 709.
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 23; K 975.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 30; K 1878.
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 4; K 1610.
(STEPHEN), Roslyn, Wash.
[28758
Cat that was in mine 4 explosion.
| © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1909; J
34321.
BIBLE STUDY PUB. Co., Boston, Mass.
; [28759
Christmas card for coloring. ©
Nov. 4, 1909; 2 .e4% Oct; 29, 1900s re
3847.
BiLEK (F. J.), Chicago, Ill. [8 prints.]
[28760-28767
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder.—Course of true love ne’er did
run smooth.—Faint heart never won
fair lady.—Gee! I wish I had a girl.
No, I can’t go to-night.—Parting is
such sweet sorrow.— Say! if I thought
you meant that.—Two souls with but
a single thought. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 e.
each Oct. 25, 1909; K 3751-3758.
BINGHAM CO., Binghamton, N. Y.
[28768-28769
Morning on the Amstel.—Pork and
apple sauce. © Dec. 8, 1909; 2 c. each
Dec. 9, 1909; J 185725, 1385726.
BIoGRAPH co., New York, N. Y.
[28770-28783
[Moving picture rolls.]
Death disc. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1909; J
185518.
Gibson goddess. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1909;
J 134044.
In the window recess.
3, 1909; J 135516.
Light that came.
1909; J 184658.
© 1c. Dec.
© 1. c. Novo
Midnight adventure. © 1 ec. Nov.
20, 1909; J 185022.
Mountaineer’s honor. © 1 ¢. Nov.
26, 1909; J 135135.
459
. CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28784
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
BrioGRAPH co.—Continued.
Nursing a viper. © 1 c. Nov. 5,
1909; J 184294.
Open gate. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1909; J
185125.
Restoration. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1909;
J 134602.
Sweet revenge. © 1 c¢. Nov. 20,
1909; J 1385021.
Through the breakers.
8, 1909; J 185642.
Trick that failed.
1909 ST asbotT.
Two women and a man.
17, 1909; J 184952.
What’s your hurry. © 1c Nov. 1,
1909; J 1840438.
BircH (JAMES H.) gR., Burlington, Vt.
[28784-28785
Christmas card. © Oct. 13, 1909;
Ze; Oct: 45, 1909; K S01.
New Year’s card 1910. © Oct. 13,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1909; K 3018.
BIRDSALL (K. N.), New York, N. Y.
[28786
Todd (H. L.) in aeroplane. © Oct.
15, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1909; J 1384031.
© 1c. Dee:
© 1°e Dee. 8,
© 1c. Nov.
BIRMINGHAM PAPER CO.,
Ala. [28787
Birmingham [Ala.] school.. © July
15, 1909; 2 c. July 6, 1909; K 4122.
Birmingham,
BLAKELY (HE. 8S.) & Haran (P. H.),
Lynn, Mass. [28788
Fish dealer. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 6, 1909; K 3042.
BLIss, DEVENEAU Co., Chicago, Ill.
[28789-28791
Service sheet, no. 112. © Sept. 20,
1909 ; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1909; K 2093.
no. 118. © Oct. 30, 1909; 2 «¢.
Nov. 3, 1909; K 3726.
no. 119. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2 e.
Nov. 11, 1909; K 4022.
BLOCH BROS TOBACCO CO., Wheeling,
W. Va. [28792
Surprise. © Oct. 29, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
30, 1909; J 184723.
BLUE SEAL SUPPLY ©O., Boston, Mass.
[28793-28795
Blue seal ginger ale.——Blue seal
lemon soda.—Blue seal root beer. ©
Nov. 6, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909;
4040-4042.
Boag (WILLIAM J.), Pawhuska, Okla.
[28796-28797
Osage Indian school football team.
© Nov. 15, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 26, 1909;
J 135169.
Wah-shah-she-me-tsa-he. © Nov. 4,
1909; 2 ce. Nov. 26, 1909; J 185154.
BotH (W. C.), Chicago, Ill. [28798
Men’s apparel. © July 12, 1909;
2e. July 6, 1909; K 3739.
BotsrorD (J. H.), Santa Barbara, Cal.
[28799-28801
Church alley.—Opium den.—Toy-
maker’s shop. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 c¢.
each Dec. 8, 1909; J 185635-185637.
Bowes & CALDWELL, Milford, Tex.
[28802
Hillsboro, Tex., street scene. © Noy.
1, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 5, 1909; J 184292.
Branpt & SCHEIBLE, Chicago, I11.
[28803
Johnson (Jack), champion of the
world. © Dec. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 17,
1909; J 134869.
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co., New York,
NY,
[28804-28807
Raigneuse au repos; by Mme. Curot-
Barberel. 5930.
Divin mensonge; by J. Van Beers.
5878. -
Napoleon avant la bataille; by R.
Desvarreux. 5881.
Romance sans paroles; by J. Van
Beers. 5986.
© Oct. 5, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 5,
1909; H 1386-1389.
Brock (F. A.), Washington, D. C.
[28808
Optical prism device, pressed to
shape in plastic glass. ©1c. Nov. 26,
1909 7a. aL.
Brown (A. T.), Riverside, Cal.
[28809
Riverside, Cal., sixteen year old
girls... © Oct. 23, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 18,
1909; J 184295.
Brown (H. W.), Tifton, Ga. [28810
Egg crop seems to be good in this
section. © 1 c¢. Oct. 20, 1909; J
13838864.
Brown & SHAFFER, Phoebus, Va.
[28811-28822
[Battleships (U. S.)]:
Georgia in heavy storm, Pacific
Ocean,—Georgia in speed trial, 1, 2,—
Illinois in heavy weather,—Louisiana,
rough weather scene,—Minnesota
bringing fleet mail from Honolulu,—
460
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
Brown & SHAFFER.—Continued.
Nebraska in storm scene,—New Jersey
in typhoon in Japan sea,—Rhode Island | I
married, 3570.—Little town of Beth-
in a storm,—Virginia going into a
her bow,—Wisconsin in a typhoon in
China sea. © Oct. 29, 1909; 2 c. each |
| CANNON (PARRELL), New York, N. Y.
Noy. 1, 1909; J 184064-134075.
BRUNER WOOLEN CoO., New York, N. Y.
[28823
Picadilly 2ovelties. © Nov. 15, 1909;
2 ce. Nov. 16, 1909; K 4201.
BUCHANAN (ELLA), Chicago, Ill.
[28824
Suffragette trying to arouse her sis-
ters. © Nov. 26, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 1, |
1909; J 1385307.
BUNNELL (W. A.), Decatur, Tex.
[28825 |
| moons.
| 6,—Valentine for one day. 12. © Dec.
Lawn plot. © 1. Nov. 5, 1909;
I 8&7.
BuRBNHAM (A. W.), Dwight, Ill.
[28826
Congregational church. © Dec. 4,
1909 ; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1909; J 135604.
Burns (RoBert), Pullman, Wash.
[28827
Washington State college. © Nov.
29, 1909; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1909; J 135602.
BURBBELL (Davin T.), Brockton, Mass.
[28828
Brockton, Mass., People’s savings
bank. © Noy. 18, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 19,
1909; J 135004.
Butter (Mrs. H. B. C.), Dorchester,
Mass. [28829
Livermore (Mary A.) © Oct. 29,
1909, 2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; K 3748.
BUTTERFIELD (W. M.) co., Manchester, |
N. H.
[28830
Four story building. © 1 c¢. Oct.
22, 1909; I 77.
BYRON co., New York, N. Y. [28831
Peary (Captain). © 1c. Nov. 29,
1909; J 135728.
CAHN (CHARLES), Baltimore, Md.
[28832
Horse race at Pimlico. © Nov. 6,
1909; 2 c. Noy. 8, 1909; K 3834.
CAMP (WiLtiAm A.), Atlanta, Ga.
[28833
Heavenly vision. © Sept. 20, 1909;
2c. Nov. 24, 1909; H 244.
heavy swell,—Virginia taking one over | lehem, 3554.—Nativity, 3558.
| CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass.
28869
CAMPBELL ART CO., Blizabeth, N. J.
[28834-28837
Home keeping hearts, 3552.—Just
© Oct.
15, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 15, 1909; H
164-167.
[28838
Cannon’s Parisian tailor dress cut-
ter. ©1c. Sept. 1, 1909; I 50.
CANTERBURY CO., Chicago, Ill.
[28839-28846
Christmas greeting. © Dec. 1, 1909;
2 ec. Nov. 22, 1909; K 4318.
Valentines:
Happy little cupid. 11,—If love
| will solve the problem. 10,—I’ll stay
| with you.
9,—Sh-h-h-h! I know a
8,—There are many suns and
7,—Underneath your laughter.
secret.
1, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 13, 1909; K
_ 4068-4074.
CARLSON (NELS), Milwaukee, Wis.
[28847
Hauges (Hans Nielson) fédested.
© Dec. 8, 1909; 2 ce. Dec. 10, 1909; J
| 135748.
CARPENTER (E. H.), Manchester, N. H.
[28848
Checker players. © Dec. 15, 1909;
| 2 ec. Nov. 24, 1909; J 135085.
CARTER (H. H.), Lockport, Ill.
[28849-28850
Lockport, IIl.:
Lockport township high school,—
State st. looking south from 10th st.
© Dec. 3, 1909; 2 ce. each Dec. 6, 1909;
J 1385597, 1385598.
[15
photographs. ] [28851-28865
After the game.—Happiest hour.—
Her hero.—His reward.—Home sweet
home.—Love.—Solitaire—Three of a
kind. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
1, 1909; J 1384056—-134068.
Barrel of fun.—Gladys.—Naughty!
Naughty.—O you traveling man.—
Pippins.—Third degree.—Wee sma’
hours. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 c. each
Noy. 17, 1909; J 134890-134896.
CENTRAL PRINTING & ENGRAVING CO.,
Rochester, N. Y. [ 28866-28869
Rochester, N. Y. In Maplewood
park. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 3,
1909; K 3728.
—A,B&C. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2
ec. each Oct. 27, 1909; K 3495-8497.
461
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28870
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
CHAMBERLIN (N. R.), St. Paul, Minn.
[28870
Minnehaha Falls, Minn. © 1c. Nov.
17, 1909; J 184871.
CHAPMAN (RopertT) co., Brooklyn,
N. Y. ' [6 prints.] [28871-28876
Debutante.—Fireside fancies.—Free-
dom of the plains.—Golden hours.—
Unexpected visitors. — Washington’s
farewell. © Dec. 1, 1909: 2 c each
Nov. 15, 1909; K 4135-4140.
CHAUFFEUR PUBLISHING Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. [28877
Chauffeur (The). © Oct. 1, 1909 ;
2 ce. Oct. 4, 1909; K 3030.
CHAVERO (ERNESTO), Mexico City, Mex.
, [28878
_ Diaz (General Porfirio) y Mr. Wil-
liam H. Taft, en su entre-vista Ciudad
Juarez. © Oct. 24, 1909; 2 c Nov. D,
1909; K 38790.
CINCINNATI LITHO. co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [28879
Cincinnati, Ohio, view of. © Dec.
27, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1909; K 3828.
CLARK (JOSEPH VircIL), Stronghurst,
i hin [28880
Moon, the earth’s mirror. 5
Nov. 1, 1909; J 134440. . ;
CLATWORTHY (F, P.), Estes Park, Colo.
[28881-28882
Burroughs (John) and John Muir.
© Dec. 10, 1909: 2 c Dec. 10, 1909; J
135748. ;
Grand Canon, Ariz., risky leap.
Dec. 10, 1909: 2 ©. Dee. 10, 1909:
135747. sien
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington, D. C.
[28883-28910
Andrew (A. P.) © Noy. 2, 1909;
2c. Nov. 9, 1909; J 134518.
Boutell (Miss Alice). © Nov. 4
1909; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1909; J 1345925.
Bowers (Lloyd W.) © Noy. 4, 1909;
2 ¢. Nov. 9, 1909; J 134521.
Britton (Catharine). © Oct. 20
1909; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1909: J 134976.
Buisseret (Count Conrad de) ©
Nov. 2, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 9. 1909:
134517. Ve
Carpenter (Fred) in his private of-
fice, new White House office. 7. ©
Nov. 10, 1909: 2 e@. Nov. 20, 1909; J
135033.
Colton (Geo.) © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 23, 1909; J 134275.
Gannett (Henry). © Noy. 8, 1909;
2 ec. Nov. 9, 1909; J 184522.
CLINEDINST (B. M.)—Continued.
Gude (Ingeborg). © Oct. 20, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 23, 1909; J 184271.
Gude (Sigrid). © Oct. 20, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 23, 1909 ; J 134372.
Hale (Chandler). 3. © Noy. 19,
1909; 2 ce. Nov. 20, 1909; J 1385026.
Hays (C. Willard). 4. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1909; J 1385027.
Hitt (Mrs. Robert) 6. © Noy. 12,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1909; J 135028.
Knox (Miss Georgia). 5. © Nov.
12, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 20, 1909; J 185029.
McClung (Lee). © Nov. 4, 1909;
2 ec. Nov. 9, 1909; J 134524.
Mischler (Wendell). © Oct. 20,
1909; 2c. Oct. 23, 1909; J 184274.
National geographic society of Wash-
ington, D. C., research sub-committee
and Robert Peary. © Novy. 2, 1909;
2c. Nov. 9, 1909; J 184519.
New White House office:
Cabinet room, 10,—Congressional
waiting room, 9,—President’s private
office, 11. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 c. each
Nov. 20, 1909; J 185032, 185034, 185035.
Norton (C. D.) © Nov. 4, 1909; 2
e. Nov. 9, 1909; J 184528.
Peary (Commander). 2. © Nov. 16,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1909; J 135030.-
Pennebaker (Lucinda). © Oct. 20,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1909; J 134273.
Ritter (Madame) 1, 2. © Oct. 31,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1909; J 134520 and
© Nov. 16, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 20, 1909; J
135031,
Telegraph operator, White House
office. 8. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 c«. Nov.
20, 1909; J 185036.
Wagner (Charles C.) © Oct. 20,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1909; J 184269.
Wynne (Ruth) © Oct. 20, 1909; 2
e. Oct. 23, 1909; J 184270.
C0-OPERATIVE GAME & NOVELTY ©CO.,
Dorchester, Mass. [28911-28957
Aunt:
The Gays,—The Grouches,—The
Jollies,—The Stouts,—The Wises,—The
Wrights. ‘
Brother:
The Gays,—The Grouches,—The
Jollies,—The Stouts,—The Wises,—The
Wrights.
Father :
The Gays,—The Grouches,—The
Jollies,—The Stouts,—The Wises,—The
Wrights.
462
; MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
C 0-OPERATIVE GAME & NOVELTY CO.—Con.
Grandfather :
The Gays,—The Grouches,—The
Stouts,—The Wises,—The Wrights.
Grandmother :
_ The Gays,—The Grouches,—The
Jollies,—The Stouts,—The Wises,—The
Wrights.
_ Mother:
_ The Gays,—The Grouches,—The
Jollies,—The Stouts,—The Wises,—The
WwW rights.
Sister:
The Gays,—The Grouches,—The
Jollies,—The Stouts,—The Wises,—The
Wrights.
» Uncle:
The Gays,—The Grouches,—The
Jollies,—The Stouts,—The Wises,—The
Wrights.
mec) Oct. 12, 1909; 2 c. each Dec. 10,
1909; J 135771-135817.
CopE (Wo. G.), Winslow, Ariz.
[28958-28959
>:
_ Winslow, Ariz. :
‘ Business district,—Residence dis-
mrict. © Oct. 26, 1909; 2 c. each
Noy. 1, 1909; J 134004, 134005.
‘CorrrotH (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
; [28960
4 Johnson (Jack) vs. Stanley Ketchell,
world’s championship. © Oct. 24,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1909; J 185061.
IN; UY.
[28961
_ Score card, Vanderbilt cup race. ©
mc, Nov. 2, 1909; I 79. -
‘Coriier (P. F.) & son, New York,N. Y.
CoLE (Grorce N.), New York,
[28962
Traveling through the Kikuyu
country of East Africa. © Sept. 30,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 29, 1909; K 2474.
Corton (M. B.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[28963
_ Bear climbing a tree. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1909; J 134823.
CoLtuMBuUS (HopE E.), Battle Creek,
. Mich. [28964-28967
_ Colorado river, foot of Mystic Spring
frail. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1909; J 134729.
Iilicilliwaet glacier:
Cave in. 3,—TIllicilliwaet glacier,
Mt. Sir Donald in distance. 1,—Near
view. 2. ©1c. each Nov. 15, 1909;
J 134726-134728.
CLASSES, H TO K
28988
COMPOUND INJECTOR & SPECIALTY Co.,
Chicago, Il. [28968
Dehn’s sanitary specialties. © Novy.
4, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; K 3802.
COMPTON & SONS LITHO & PTG. CO., St.
Louis, Mo. [28969
Mumtaz-i-Mahal. © Oct. 21, 1909;
2 ec. Nov. 3, 1909; K 3724.
CORNELL CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, Ithaca,
N.Y. [28970
Cornell characters. © Nov. 15, 1909;
2 ce. NOv."1; 19093 “KK 3621.
Cort (Howarp R.), Tenafly, N. J.
[28971
Donakin and his wild west book. ©
Oct. 30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1909; K 3705.
COSMOPOLITAN New
York, No Wi
LITHOGRAPH CO.,
(6 prints. ]
[28972-28977
Between two _ fires. — Dorothy.—
Gladys.—Indian girl.—Marie.—Violet
girl. © Nov. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 6,
1909; K 3803-8808.
CoOUNTRYMAN
Mies ss [28978
Fagot gatherers. © Nov. 18, 1909;
2 e. Noy. 19, 1909 ; J 135191.
(Epwin W.), Buffalo,
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
[28979-28985
Beautiful Delft forest scene. 5956.
© Nov. 11, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 12, 1909;
KX 4088.
Chocolate soldier. 5603. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2¢: Nov. 2; 1909; K. 3704.
Cressy (Will M.), & Blanche Dayne.
5904. © Nov. 5, 1909; 2 «& Nov. 6,
1909; K 3800.
Gear (Florence). 5920. © Nov.
20, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1909; K 4319.
I wonder who’s kissing her now. ©
Nov. 12,. 19085) 2 eiNovs 13.01909 ode
4066.
McIntyre and Heath. 5895. © Nov.
6, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1909; K 3835.
Rogers (Max), no. 5908. © Nov. 8,
1909); 2 e&. Nov: 9,°1909 > Is. 3947.
Covey (M.), Newark, N. J.
[28986-28987
Good for young and old.—Positive
facts. © Dec. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Dec.
7, 1909; K 4659, 4660.
Cox (Lonzo), Chicago, I1l. [28988
Victoria (Queen) silhouette. © Dee.
iyavee: 2 c. Oct. 19, 19095 Hii:
463
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
CoyLe (A. S.), Kansas City, Mo.
[28989
Kansas City, Mo., Kansas City,
Kans., and vicinity, bird’s-eye view.
Noy. 15, 1909; 2 c. Dee. 6, 1909; K
4628.
CREWER MFG. co., Chicago, Ill. [28990
North Pole controversy. © Oct. 15,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1909; K 3700.
Croonporc (FREDK. T.), New York,
INS ks [28991-28992
Advanced fashions. Supplement 6.
A, B. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
18, 1909; IK 4815, 4316.
CURRAN (Mary ELEANOR), Los Angeles,
Cal. [28993
Little storms of cloud or rain. ©
Nov. 10, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1909; IK
4021.
CurTIS (ASAHEL), Seattle Wash.
[28994-28996
Fishing. © Nov. 18, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
24, 1909; J 185090.
Mt. Rainier, [Wash.] © Oct. 27,
1909; 2c. Nov. 2, 1909; J 184153.
from Paradise Park. © Nov.
2, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1909; J 184598.
DADMUN co., Boston, Mass.
[28997-29001
Boston, Mass.:
Art museum,—Art museum fa-
ecade,—Opera house,—Opera house fa-
cade, 2, 3. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 c. each
Nov. 11, 1909; J 1384631-134635.
Davis (A. LEAMAN), United States.
[29002
Ashford (Miss Barbara). © Oct.
10, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1909; J 184046.
DAvVis (PARKE H.), Easton, Pa.
. [29003-29004
Princeton foot-ball team 1869.—Rut-
gers foot-ball team, 1869. © 1. each
Nov. 4, 1909; J 134638, 1384639.
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[29005-29017
Cavalieri (Lina), 1-8. © Nov. 5,
1909 ; 2 c. each Nov. 10, 1909; J 134575-—
134582.
1, 2... © Now 40, 1909 sone
each Nov. 24, 1909; J 135113, 135114.
Sylva (Marguerite), 3, 7, 10. ©
Nov. 26, 1909; 2 c. each Dec. 2, 1909;
J 135401—-135403.
Davis & GINSBERG, New York, N. Y.
[29018
Joan of Are dress. © Oct. 18, 1909;
2 ¢. Nov. 9, 1909; K 3923.
DEAN (FRANK E.),
Colo.
Grand Junction,
[14 photographs. ]
[29019-29032
Apples.—Apple packing.—Apple pick-
ing.—Bunch of Grand Junction fruit.—
Crop of two trees.—Crop of 1909.—
Grand Junction fruit growers’ ass’n.—
Grand Junction pair.—Jonathans.—
Orchard group.—Orchard heating.—
Packing house.—W inesaps.— Winter
bananas. © Nov. 26, 1909; 2 ¢ each
Dec. 1, 1909; J 185325-135388.
(J. FRANK), Mansfield,
Mass. [29033
Caught in the act. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 25, 1909; J 134214.
DEARDORFF (MINNIE P.), Newport, Pa.
[29084
Perry County [Pa.] fair ground. ©
Sept. 238, 1909; 2 @ Nov. 99) 4o0Sea0
134511.
DE FREHN (FRANK), Johnstown, Pa.
[29035
Franklin st. Methodist Episcopal
church. © Oct. 23, 1909; 2 e. Dec.
10, 1909; J 135768.
DENTISTS’ SUPPLY Co., New York, N. Y.
[29036
Harvest moon. © Oct. 10, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 25, 1909; K 3580,
DEARBORN
Dr - PoNnTAC
New York,
[29037-29042
Metric measurement of photographic
picture. Models 1, 2, 5, 6, 10 and X.
© 1c. each Oct. 26, 1909; I 80-85.
(GABRIEL).
DESJARDINS (L. A.), Denver, Colo.
[29043
Denver, Colo., new Equitable bldg.
© Oct. 31, 1909; 2 & Nov. 22, 1909; J
135599.
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit, Mich.
[29044-29119
Adams (John Quincy); by John
Singleton Copley. 029631. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134422.
Ami des humbles; by Leon Augustin
Lhermitte. 029619. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134404.
Atlantie City, N. J.:
Atlantic City, 015636,—Beach and
board - walk, 015635,—Chalfonte,
071404,—Group of big hotels, 071402,—
Life-saving lookout, 071403,—Lifting
the nets, 071401,—Young’s residence,
071405. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 c each Dec. @
1, 1909; J 135339-185345.
464
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
29119
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Automedon with the horses of
Achilles; by Henri Regnault. 0296438.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J
134408.
Belated kid; by William Morris
Hunt. 029581. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec.
Noy. 6, 1909; J 184403.
Boston, Mass:
King’s chapel, 071420,—Tremont
st. and the Mall, 071421. © Oct. 29,
1909; 2 ec. each Dec. 1, 1909; J 135346,
135847.
By the river; by Henri Lerolle.
029585. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 184435.
— (Detail of heads.) 029584.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J
134407.
Caritas; by Abbott H. Thayer.
029592. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 134406.
Carlos (Don Balthazar) and his
dwarf; by Diego Rodriguez de Silva y
Velasquez. 029578. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134430.
— Detail. 029579. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1909; J 13844383.
Chapeau blanc; by Jean Baptiste
Greuze. 029609. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 134484.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Fourth st. from
Race. 071407. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 «.
Dec. 1, 1909; J 135348.
College of the City of New York,
gate. 071387. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c.
Noy. 6, 1909; J. 184895.
Delaware water gap, Pa., from Pros-
pect rock. 071408. © Oct. 27, 1909;
me wee, 11909: J 1353849.
Detroit river tunnel, Sinking last
tubular section. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2c.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 1843898.
Eleanor; by Frank W. Benson.
€29516. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 134437.
February; by John W. Twachtman.
029611. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 134427.
Feliz Hortensio Palavicino (Fray) ;
by El Greco [pseud. of Domenico
Theotocopuli.] 029590. © Sept. 1, 1909 ;
2c. Noy. 6, 1909; J 134439.
Fog-warning; by Winslow Homer.
029593. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 134425.
Girl reading; by William Morris
Hunt. 029577. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c.
Noy. 6, 1909; J 134420.
46
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Girl with kitten; by William Morris
Hunt. 029599. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 184419.
Guitar player; by Joseph De Camp.
029582. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 184488.
Hamilton (Alexander); by John
Trumbull. 029598. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 184411.
Happy days; by Elizabeth Nourse.
029818. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c«. Nov.
6, 1909; J 1843889.
Hope (Adrian) family; by Benja-
min West. 029614. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134417.
Isabella, or The pot of Basil; by
John W. Alexander. 029595. © Sept.
1, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134426.
Joseph (Friar) i. e. L’eminence
grise, Richelieu’s confidential adviser,
descending steps; by Jean Léon Gé-
rome. 029617. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 1384414.
Kemble (Frances Anne) ; by Thomas
Sully. 029642. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 1344138.
King Lear; by Benjamin West.
029613. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 134429.
Knox (Major-General Henry); by
Gilbert Stuart. 029634. © Sept. 1,
1909; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1909; J 1384405.
Little rose of Lyme Regis; by James
Albott McNeil Whistler. 029591. ©
Sept. 1, 1909; 2 e@ Nov. 6, 1909; J
134402.
Longfellow (H. W.); by G. P. A.
Healy. 029804. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 184415.
Lookout, “All’s well;” by Winslow
Homer. 029629. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c¢.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 1384423.
Morning on the Loing at Moret; by
William L. Picknell. 029607. © Sept.
1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 184436.
Mosque; by Verestchagin. 029635.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J
134424.
New York, N. Y. American museum
of natural history. 071386. © Sept.
30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 1343896.
— Belmont hotel. 071380. © Sept.
29, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134388.
— Flatiron bldg. © Sept. 30, 1909;
2c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 184392.
—— Hudson terminal bldg. 071391.
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J
1343891.
-_
oa
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29119
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Looking east from Singer tower.
071388. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 13843894.
— Metropolitan life insurance bldg.
071385. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
6, 1909; J 134397.
——West St. docks. 071889. ©
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J
134393.
Philadelphia, Pa. Chestnut St.
071398. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 ec. Dec. 1,
1909; J 1853851.
—— Fairmount park:
Chamounix lake, 0713897,—Jap-
anese garden, 071396,—Sunken garden,
071393. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Dec.
1, 1909; J 185350, 185352, 135358.
View on the Wissahickon.
071392. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 c Dee. 1,
1909; J 185354.
Philip IV of Spain. (Detail of
head) ; by Diego Rodriguez de Silva y
Velasquez. 029586. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2e. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134418.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Forbes field, bleach-
ers. 015637. © Oct. 5, 1909; 2 c. Dec.
di 1909] J 185855.
Point. 0156338... © Sept 44:
1909; 2 c. Noy. 6, 1909; J 1384899.
— St. Paul’s cathedral, interior,
071365. © Aug. 26, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6,
1909; J 134390.
Port Huron, Mich. Pine Grove park,
river drive. 071416. © Oct. 27, 1909;
2 ¢. Dec. 1, 1909; J 135360.
— Electric locomotive, St. Clair
tunnel, 071418,—Huron st. and ferry
landing, 071411,—Maccabee temple,
071412,—-Military st., 071413,—Public
library, 071414,—St. Clair tunnel,
071417. © Oct. 29, 1909: 2 ec each
Dee.1, 1909; J 135356-1353859, 135361:
135362.
Race horses; by Edgar Degas.
029645. © Sept. 1, 1909 2 .e. Nov. 6,
1909; J 184400.
Shepherdess; by Jean Francois Mil-
let. 02963. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Nov.
G, 1909; J 134412.
Study; by John S. Sargent. 029640.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J.
184428.
Study of an old man (Rembrandt’s
father); by Rembrandt Van Ryn.
029603. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ec Nov. 6,
1909; J 134432.
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Supposed portrait of the artist’s
son; by Francisco José Goya y Lu-
cientes. 029596. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Noy. 6, 1909; J 134416.
Torn hat; by Thomas Sully. 029594.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J
134401.
Usurer; by Gabriel Metsu. 029615.
© Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J
134409.
Washington (George); by Gilbert
Stuart. 029588. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 ce.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 134421.
at Dorchester heights; by Gil-
pert Stuart. 029627. © Sept. 1, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134410.
Washington (Martha); by Gilbert
Stuart. 029589. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2c.
Noy. 6, 1909; J 184431.
DEUTSCH (JOSEPH), Chicago, III.
[
29120
U. S. A. masonic presidents. © Oct.
30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1909; K 3722.
DrE VENY (WILLIAM), Portland, Oreg.
[29121
Taft spring. © Oct. 23,)1909 s20c
Cct. 6, 1909; J 185015.
DIKE (CHARLES H.), Osceola, Wis.
[29122
Osceola, Wis., New Baptist church.
© Nov. 28, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 19, 1909;
J 185000.
DILLON (D. D.), Clinton, Okla.
[29128-29124
Clinton, Okla. Center St. © July
| 2, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1909; J 184212.
—— Public school building. © Aug.
4, 1909; 2c. Nov. 3, 1909; J 184190.
DOERNER (CELIA), Denver, Colo.
[29125
When it rains. © Sept. 17, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 20, 1909; K 38485.
DorrR (H. R.), Philadelphia, Pa.
~ [29126
Modern horizontal sundial, 12 inch,
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1909; I 102.
DooLITTLE (L. C.), Estherville, Iowa.
[29127
Old mill, [HEstherville, Iowa.] ©
Nov. 12, 1909; 2 c Oct. 15, 1909; J
134852.
DREISBACH (BRUCE), Donora, Pa.
[29128
Polish church. © Oct. 26, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1909; J 134643.
466
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
Duncan (F.. K.), Pittsburg, Kans.
[29129-29131
Debs (Eugene V.) A, B. © Sept.
10, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 18, 1909; J
134982, 1384983.
Warren (Fred D.) © Aug.
2 c. Noy. 18, 1909; J 184984.
DUNHAM (EpDGAR), Princeton, Il.
[29132-29133
7, 1909;
Brimfield, IIl.:
Congregational church—M. KE.
church. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2 ¢c. each
Nov. 8, 1909; J 134452, 134453.
DUNNE (Mrs. M. K.), New York, N. Y.
[29134-29135
Among the Rockies. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1909; J 135077.
Peep at Lake Tahoe. © Dec. 8,
fee ee Mec. 9, 1909; J 135735.
DuprigE (Miss Mary CLarissa), New
Haven, Conn. [29136
New Haven, Conn., East rock and
covered bridge, 1837. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2 ec. Noy. 22, 1909; K 4821.
Dyer (W. J.) & BRo., St. Paul, Minn.
[29137
Scotti listening to the victrola. ©
Move, 2909: 2 c Nov. 19, 1909; J
135008.
DyseErt (Louis O.), Middletown, Ohio.
[29188
Middletown, Ohio, Gordon’s air dome
peri) Oct. 13, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 27,
1909; J 1838873.
Eaton (HueH & MARGARET), Brooklyn,
iN. ¥. [29139-29145
Valhal book marks, no. 9-12.—Val-
hal border leaflet, no. 28.—Valhal card
leaflets, no. 4 & 5. © Oct. 13, 1909;
2 ec. each Oct. 7, 1909; K 3031-3037.
EDISON MFG. co., Orange, N. J.
[29146-29202
[Moving pictures. ]
Bill, the bill poster. 1-3. © Nov.
5, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 18, 1909; J
1349331384995.
Bride and groom’s visit to the Zoo-
logical gardens. 1-4. © Nov. 9, 1909;
2 ec. each Nov. 18, 1909; J 134989-
134992.
Comedy and tragedy, 1-5. © Nov.
2, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909; J
- 184484-134488.
Duel in mid-air, 1-4. © Nov. 5,
1909 ; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909; J 134480-
184488.
29215
EDISON MFG. co.—Continued.
Fox hunt, 1, 2. © Nov. 16, 1909; 2
c. each Nov. 29, 1909; J 1385208, 185209.
His masterpiece. 1-4. © Nov. 12,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 15, 1909; J 184773-
134776.
Imp of the bottle. 1-4. © Nov. 16,
1909 ; 2 ec. each Nov. 18, 1909; J 184985-
184988.
Keeper of the light, 14. © Dec. 3,
1909 ; 2 ec. each Dec. 10, 1909; J 185755-
185758.
Man with three wives. 1-6. ©
Nov. 12, 1909; 2 c. each Novy. 15, 1909;
J 184777, 134782.
My Lord in livery, 1-5. © Dee. 7,
1909; 2c. each Dee. 10, 1909; J 185759-
1357638.
Rose of the tenderloin, 1-4. © Nov.
23. 1809; 2 ec. each Nov. 27, 1909; J
135182-135185.
Three thanksgivings. 1-4. © Nov.
19, 1909; 2 e. each Nov. 26, 1909; J
135136-135139.
What the cards foretold, 14. ©
Dee. 7, 1909; 2 ce. each Dec. 10, 1909;
J 185764-135767.
Winter’s tale. 1-4. © Nov. 16,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 18, 1909; J 184996-
184999.
EICKEMEYER (RvupoLF), New York,
Wants [29203-29204
Pines.—Winter. © Nov. 26, 1909;
2 ec. each Dec. 2, 1909; J 135404—-135405.
ELKINS (LEON F.), North Troy, Vt.
[29205-29210
North Troy, Vt.:
From east side,—Green mts,—In-
ternational boundary,—Owl’s head,
near,—River scene,—Village of.
Dec. 20, 1909; 2 ce. each Nov. 24, 1909;
J 135729-1357384.
ELLIoTT (CHAS. H.) co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [29211
Sunset in the fields. © Nov. 24,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 24, 1909; J 1385084.
Iittis (N. C.), Wilmington N. C.
[29212-29214
Taft court of honor.—Taft welcome
arch by day.—Taft welcome arch by
night. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 c. each Noy.
16, 1909; J 134849-134851.
ELLswortH (LreicH E.), New York,
Ne oe
[29215
[New York, N. Y.] Grant’s tomb,
at night. © Oct. 19, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 20,
1909; J 1384557.
467
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29216
Evson (A. W.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[29216-29219
Chapeau blane. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2
e. Nov. 2, 1909; K 38735.
Children catching minnows; by
Charles C. Curran. © Oct. 28, 1909;
2c. Nov. 2, 1909; J 184188.
Cicero’s oration against Catiline; by
Cesare Maccari. © Sept. 15, 1909; 2
ce. Nov. 2, 1909; J 134210.
Coming storm; by George Inness.
© Sept. 15, 1909; 2c. Nov. 2, 1909; J
134209.
HRICKSON (OLIVER), Atwater, Minn.
[29220-29221
Acton, Minn.:
Historic tree,—State monument.
© Sept: 20; 1909) 2. each Week,
1909; J 1853138, 185324.
ERICKSON (Oscar), St. Paul, Minn.
[29222-29229
And my last shell was gone. Series
21.—-Big game is plentiful here. Series
22.—Duck shooting on the Father of
waters. Series 23.—He was close at
my heels. Series 20.—I fought him
hand to hand. Series 29.—I landed
with a big one. Series 31.—I looked
him square in the eye. Series 385.—
My, but he was a big one. Series 24.
© Nov. 12, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 16,
1909; J 184880-134837.
EstILt (B. F.), Garber, Okla. [29280
Cucumber raised near Logan, N. Mex.
© Nov. 11, 1909; 2 e Nov. 8, 1909; J
184526.
Fax, New York, N. Y. [29231-29234
Fuller (Loie). 1-3. NOV, 11;
1909 ; 2 ec. each Nov. 17, 1909; J 134946~—
184948.
Sylva (Marguerite). © Nov. 15,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1909; J 134945.
FARRELL (FRANK P.), San Francisco,
Cal. [29235
Push for Farrell’s signs. © 1 «
Noy. 22, 1909; J 135060.
FAULKNER (C. W.) & Co., LTD., London,
England. [29236-29237
King’s derby, 1909. Minoru wins.
© Sept. 18, 1909; 2 c Sept. 30, 1909;
K 2510.
Vicar of Wakefield. Squire Thornhill
introduces himself. © Sept. 18, 1909;
2c. Sept. 30, 1909; K 2509.
[29238-29240
Cannon (Speaker) addressing crowd
at Cairo, Ill. Oct. 26,1909. President
Taft seated at ee right. © Oct. 28,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1909; J fee
Huette (W. B.) © Nov. 6, 1909; 2,
ce, Noy. 16, 1909; J 1384822.
Taft’s (Pres.) fleet, harbor, Cairo, —
Ill., Oct. 26, 1909. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2c.
Nov. 2, 1909; J 134156.
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
FAWKNER (FREDK. P.), Cairo, Ill.
:
FELDMAN (FRED J.) El Paso, Tex. |
[29241 —
Taft (President), President Diaz, —
Captain Butt and Colonel Escandon. —
© Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1909; J |
134724.
FIELD (Byron) & co., Chicago, Ill.
[29242
Field daisy. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1909;
J 135180.
a eo
FILM IMPORT & TRADING CO., New York,
Now. [29248-29249 —
Brother and sister. © Nov. 1, 1909; |
2 ce. Nov. 10, 1909; K 4131. :
Cursed cage. © Novy. 25, 1909; 2c.
Noy. 15, 1909; K 4142.
Goddess of the sea. © Noy. 25, 1909;
2c. Nov. 15, 1909; K 4144,
Logging in the Alps.
1909 ; 2 ec. Nov. 15, 1909; K 4141.
Mother’s heart. © Nov. 25, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 15, 1909; K 4148.
Napoleon and Princess Hatzfeld.
© Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1909;
K 8997. .
Nero (Burning of Rome.)
1, 1909;
© Nov. 25,
© Nov.
2c. Nov. 10, 1909; K 4130.
FINGER (SIDNEY), United States.
[29250-29255
Book-keeper, — Clerk, — Fireman, —
Policeman, — Letter carrier, —'Type-
writer. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 c. each
Oct. 8, 1909; K 8021-3026.
FINLEY (C. H.), Cripple Creek, Colo.
[29256
His charge. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 1, 1909; J 184006.
FINNEY (CHAS. L.), Washington, D. C.
[29257
Tommy Tucker. © Nov. 29, 1909;
2c. Noy. 80, 1909; K 4504.
468
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
29338
First CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
Champaign, Il. [29258
First church of Christ, scientist,
Champaign, Ill. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 1, 1909. K 3628.
FISHBAUGH (W. A.), Canal Zone,
Panama. [29259-29260
Flood in the canal. © Novy. 26, 1909;
2 ce. Dec. 9, 1909; J 185788.
Steam shovels submerged by a flood.
© Noy. 26, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1909;
J 135739.
FLETCHER (H. G.), Daytona, Fla.
[29261
What the tourist expects to find in
Florida. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct.
26, 1909; K 3499.
Fotry (EH. F.), New York, N. Y.
[ 29262, 29263
Koenan (Tilly). © Nov. 4, 1909;
2 ec. Noy. 20, 1909; J 1385024.
McCormack (John). © Nov. 2,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1909; J 1385025.
FoREMAN (JAMES E.), Chicago, Il.
[29264
Puritan maid’s farewell; by Harry
Arnold. © Nov. 4, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 8,
1909; H 227.
FORTNER CAMERA SUPPLY CO., Sterling,
Colo. [29265
Logan county watermelon. © Oct.
7, 1909; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1909; J 1384022.
FOWNES BROS. & co., New York, N. Y.
[29266-29268
Fownes gloves are sold from 60°
north latitude. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 138, 1909; K 4067.
Glove satisfaction. © Sept. 25,
7909-2 ©. Noy. 2, 1909; K 3741.
Gloves for street wear. © Sept. 25,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1909; K 3740.
FRANKISH (C. G.), Ontario, Cal.
[ 29269, 29270
Puppy love, 148.—Who said break-
fee 147. © Nov. 3, 1909; 2 c. each
Noy. 9, 1909; J 184515, 134516.
Fraser (Matcotm), Brookhaven, L. I.,
1) ao i [29271
On the shore of the narrow sea. ©
Oct. 29, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; K
3745.
FRAZIER (EDWARD JAMES), Thompson,
Mont. [29272-29297
Belknap, Mont., N. P. railroad bridge.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1909; J
134650.
FRAZIER (HDWARD JAMES)—Continued.
Cliffs below Thompson Falls, Mont.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 12, 1909; J
134888.
Eddy, Mont. © Oct. 17, 1909; 2 ec.
Nov. 12, 1909; J 134877.
— Saw dust cart at saw mill,—
Saw mill and camp,—Saw mill, A, B,
C. © Oct. 23, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 12,
1909; J 1384883-134887.
—— Station. © Oct. 17, 1909; 2 ec.
Nov. 12, 1909; J 134876.
N. P. R. R. between Eddy and Weeks-
ville, Mont. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Nov.
12, 1909; J 134649.
Prospect Creek, A, B. © Nov. 6,
1909; 2. ¢. each Noy. “32, 1909880
134881, 134882.
Thompson, Mont.:
Depot,—Livery stable,—View in.
© Oct. 16, 1809; 2 c each Nov. 12,
1909; J 184878-134880.
Thompson Falls, Mont., showing part
of town of Thompson. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2 ce. Nov. 12, 1909; J 1384889.
Angling club:
Char caught by. 1, 2,—Member
landing a char,—Members,—W here the
first feast was served. 1, 2. © Sept.
1,. 1909; 2 ce. each, Nov. 1; 19095 °F
134219134224.
Thompson river, Mont. :
Hell gate canyon looking east and
looking west,—Showing upper bridge.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Noy. 1, 1909;
J 134216-134218.
Thompson river railroad bridge on
Clarks Fort river, between Woodland -
and Eddy, Mont. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c.
Nov. 12, 1909; J 184651.
F'REDERICKSON co., Chicago, Il.
[29298-29331
American monarch; by A. D. N.
Cooper. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 14,
1909; H 153.
Bonita; by Benjamin Lichtman. ©
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1909; H 182.
Brimming river; by S. R. Chaffee.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909;
H 155.
Call to supper; by George Ford Mor-
ris. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2c. Nov. 3, 1909;
H 215.
Chase; by Zula Kenyon. © Noy. 1,
1909: 2 c. Nov. 3, 1909; H 210.
Chrysanthemums; by kL. Goddard
Wolfenden. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢c. Nov.
3, 1909; H 217.
469
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29352
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
FREDERICKSON co.—Continued.
Comrades; by M. Falanga. © Sept.
30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1909; H 129.
Consuelo; by Emilé Vernon. ©
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1909; H 119.
Fontainebleau forest; by — We
Schultze. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 3,
1909; H 214.
Forgetmenots; by Fred S. Manning.
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1909; H
125.-
Golden harvest; by S. R. Chaffee.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1909; H
205.
Good catch; by A. Goddard Wolfen-
den. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ¢« Oct. 2,
1909; H 120.
Good news; by Alfred James Dewey.
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1909; H
Le
Home; by Henry P. Smith. © Sept.
a0, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct i2, 19095 Et Aan:
Home builders: by Alfred James
Dewey. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 « Nov. 8,
1909; H 207.
Hortense; by L. Goddard Wolfen-
den. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c Nov. 38,
1909; H 216.
Indian summer; by George Howell
Gay. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 « Nov. 3,
1909; H 208.
Inland waters; by S. R. Chaffee.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; H
157.
Merger; by Alfred James Dewey.
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1909; H
130.
Moonlight on the deep; by Warren
Sheppard. © Noy. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
3, 1909; H 204.
Muriel; by Fred S. Manning. ©
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1909; H 123.
Off the main road; by C. J. Fenn.
Oat 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; H
al °.
Old home road; by S. R. Chaffee.
Oe 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; H
On guard; by Raphael Beck. ©
Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1909; H 218.
Our chocolate girl; by Aifred James
Dewey. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2,
1909; H 128.
Poppies; by Fred S.
Sept. 30, 1909; 2 «.
124.
Reaping the harvest; by ¥. F. Eng-
lish. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 2,
1909; H 131.
Manning. ©
Oct. 2, 1909; H
F'REDERICKSON co.—Continued.
Reflections ;
enden; © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 2,
1909; H 133.
Roses; by Fred S. Manning. ©
Sept. 80, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1909; H 126.
Safe! by John Fery. © Oct. 1,
| 1909; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1809; H 159.
Sentinel; by Thomas Moran. ©
Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1909; H 209.
Shore acres; by S. R. Chaffee. ©
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1909; H 156.
Twilight pastoral; by Carl Weber.
© Sept. 30, 1909; 2 & Oet 2, a503-
H 122.
Wintery day; by S. R. Chaffee. ©
Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1909; H 206.
FRENCH (WILFRED A.), Boston, Mass.
[29332-29335
Hangman’s' bridge—St. George’s
fountain.—View on the Pegnitz.—
Weinstadel and Henkerturm. © Nov.
10, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 18, 1909; J
184978134981.
FRIEDELL (PHILIP ADELBERT), Drum-
mond, Mont. [29836
North coast limited, 50 miles per
hour. © Nov. 38, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 23,
1909; J 184288.
FrRINK (H. A.), Boston, Mass.
[29337-29341
G’won.—If you want to know who is
bess round here, start sumpen.—Smile,
dammit, smile—Who said so.—Who
tell are you. © Noy. 5, 1909; 24
each Nov. 3, 1909; K 3729-8738.
KHROHMAN (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[29342-29349
Lupin (Arséne), N. Y. 182038—-N. Y.
18205. © Oct. 27, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
29, 1909; K 3687-8689.
18211-13214, ON. ¥. da2iee
Nov. 6, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 11, 1909;
Ix 4083-40387.
GAINES (Guy A.), Flint, Mich. [29350
Flint, Mich., Hurley hospital. ©
Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1909; J
132709.
GARVIN (FRANK), Minneapolis, Minn.
[293851
Merry Xmas and a close shave. ©
Oct. 12, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 15, S903
3038.
GILBERT (ALFRED C.), Westville, Conn.
[29352-29353
Caldron.—Great water miracle. ©
Sept. 21, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 15, 1909;
IKK 3048, 3044.
470
by L. Goddard Wolf- —
a Sa ee
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
GitBeRT (C. ALLAN), New York, N. Y.
[29354 |
Tantalization. © Sept. 21, 1909; 2c. |
Oct. 1, 1909; H 118.
GLASIER (FRED. W.), Brockton, Mass.
[29355-29358
Ce Dora; 1, 2.—Falling Arrow. 1, 2.
© Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 30,
1909; J 134558-134561.
Gorrcer (G. A.), St. Louis, Mo. [29359
Beautiful eyes. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2.
Nov. 24, 1909; J 1385083.
GOTHAM LITHOGRAPHIC co., New York,
at a [29360-29361
Indian maiden.—School girl. © Oct.
20, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 2, 1909; K
4117, 4118.
GRAVENSLUND Kennewick,
Wash. [29362
North coast [r. r.] locomotives, first
ever manufactured, started Oct. 14,
aessee) Oct. 14, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 20,
1909; J 134512.
GRAY LITHOGRAPH co., New York, N. Y.
[29363-29364
County fair prize winners. © Nov.
8, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; K 3746.
ae) ©) Oct. .30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 1,
1909; K 3494.
GRIFFIN (G. Taytor), Albany, N. Y
L
toe: -El.),
29365
New York state electoral college,
1909. © Nov. 138, 1909; 2 c. Noy. 13,
1909; J 1384661.
GUNN (ARCHIE), United States.
[29866-29368
Avis.—Clarice—Myrtle. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Oct. 14, 1909; H 150-
152,
Gustin (EH. W.), New York, N. Y.
[29369-29376
Feeble tremble before opinion, etc.
© Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1909;
K 4076.
Creator gave you two ears.—Love
is the only game.—Naked truth is less
suggestive—Nobody cares a damn.—
Politeness is a gilt-edged investment.—
Yo know a great deal.—You cannot
prevent birds of sorrow. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 10, 1909; K 4075,
4077-4082.
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[29877-29405
Bridgeport, Conn., Cornwall-Patter-
son plant. © Nov. 23, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
24, 1909; J 135134.
CLASSES, H TO K
29441
| HAINES PHOTO co.—Continued.
Panoramic views, 1 & 2. ©
Nov. 9, 1909; 2 ce Nov. 10; 1909; J
1384622, 134623.
Hartford, Conn.:
Capitol bldg.,—Panorama,—Trinity
college. © Nov. 11, 1909; 2 e@. each
Nov. 18, 1909; J 134655-134657.
Princeton university. © Nov. 12,
1909; 2 ¢ Nov. 15, 1909; J 1384757.
1-3. © Nov. 9, 1909; 2 ce.
each Noy. 10, 1909; J 1384624—-134626.
Springfield, Mass. © Nov. 29, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 30, 1909; J 185363.
Thousand Islands 1-15. © Noy. 29,
1909; 2c. each Noy. 30, 1909; J 185865-—
1353879.
Hotel Frontenac. © Nov. 29,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 30, 1909; J 185364.
Yale university. 1, 2. © Nov. 12,
1909; 2 c. each Novy. 15, 1909; J 134755,
134756.
HALDEN DRUG CO.,
Inc., Stockton, Cal.
[29406
Stockton [Cal.]. © Oct. 28, 1909;
2c. Nov. 28, 1909; J 185742.
HALL (GkEo. P.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[29407-29410
[New York, N. Y.], Bellevue hos-
pital, 6151. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢. Nov.
2, 1909; J 134158.
New theater, 6152,—Speedway,
6154,— Williamsburg bridge plaza, 61538.
© Dee. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Dec. 6, 1909;
J 185586-135588.
Hau (J. H.) 3R., Portsmouth, Va.
[29411
Read, reason, reflect. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 27, 1909; K 3698.
HAMPTON (BeENJ. B.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[29412-29441
All hands, hunters and beaters in
several boats towing the dead hippo
to the shore.
Another step in the process of pre-
serving the trophy.
Body removed from the hide, carried
away for the feast.
Bush-buck shot by Kermit.
Carrying the heavy hide.
Cleaning the skeleton for preserva-
tion.
Drawing up on the hippo.
Gun bearers of Col. Roosevelt and
Kermit.
Heller (Prof.), Col. Roosevelt and
Mr. Cunninghame standing over the
| hippo’s skull.
471
20287—10——2
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29442
pt. Iv, n.8., v.4
Hampton (Bens. B.)—Continued.
Heller’s (Prof.) Wakamba scraping
the flesh from the hippo’s skull.
Hippo floating in the open water.
Hippopotamus landed on the shore,
being skinned.
Hunters following
hippo in a rowboat.
Kermit starting out after bush-buck.
Kermit taking a down-shot photo-
graph of a porcupine.
Kermit’s Swahili tent boy, Sulimani.
Last strokes of the knife.
Loring (Prof. J. Alden) examining
an adder.
the wounded
Major Mearns and Edmund
Heller.
On Lake Naivasha, Cuninghame
sights a hippo.
Roosevelt (Colonel) and Mr. C. O.
Chaplin starting out on a lion hunt.
and Warrington Dawson at
Lake Naivasha.
in hunting garb.
—on Lake Naivasha.
watching two natives stretch
the skin.
Roosevelt encampment at Saigo Soi.
Roosevelt rewards his native beaters
with a great feast of hippo fat.
Roosevelt’s (Colonel) tent boy Ali,
Moorish negro.
Trophy of the Roosevelt hunt at
Saigo Soi.
Two of the Swahili porters weighing
the leopard which Prof. Heller shot.
© Oct. 15, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 16, 1909;
K 3550-3579.
HarpDen (G. N.), Rockland, Me.
[29442-29444
North Dakota (U. S. S.) on trial
course off Rockland, Me.; A, B, C.
Nov. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909; J
1344438, 1384444, 134446.
HARDENBURG (H. B.) & co., New York,
IN, [29445, 29446
Loan committee; by John H. Hen-
rici. © Dec. 15, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 27.
1909; H 188.
Planning the hunt; by John H. Hen-
rici. © Dec. 15, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 27,
1909; H 182.
HARDIE (JAMES B.), FOR GAS POWER
ENGINEERING CORPORATION, Pitts-
burg, Pa. [29447
Gas power plant with by-product re-
covery. ©1c. Oct. 23, 1909; I 72.
472
Harris (ARTHUR E.), Boston, Mass.
[29448 ©
Listening. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2c. Noy. —
8, 1909; J 184478. 7
Hart, SCHAFFNER & MARX, Chicago, Ill.
[29449-29451
Airship. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2 ¢e. Oct.
15, 1909; K 3027.
At the skating rink. © Nov. 2,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1909; K 4000.
Hallowe’en. © Oct. 12, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 15, 1909; K 3028.
HARVARD BREWING Co., Lowell, Mass.
[29452 ©
Harvard brewing company calendar.
© Dee. 20, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1909; K
4317.
Harvey (E. S.), Lebanon, Ind. [29453
Tecumseh’s trail. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2
c. Nov. 24, 1909; J 135086.
HARVEY (FRED.), Kansas City, Mo.
[29454-29475 —
Arizona: |
Burro on Navaho reservation,—
Desert,—Grand canyon,—Petrified for-—
est,—San Francisco peaks. © Nov. 17,
1909; 2 c. each Noy. 8, 1909; J 185115-
185118, 185120.
Hopi group at home,—Hopi
hair dresser,—Hopi maiden grinding
corn. © Nov. 17, 1909; 2 ce. each Nov.
15, 1909; J 185254-135256.
—Hopi house. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1909; K 8845.
Fisher’s Peak, Colo. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 ce. Noy. 8, 1909; K 3844.
Grand Cafion, Ariz.:
Hotel El Tovar,—Start from El
Tovar on a drive. © Noy. 10, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 8, 1909; K 3840, 3841.
Las Vegas, N. Mex., Castaneda hotel,
dining room. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢@
Nov. 8, 1909; J 185121.
Old Mojave woman. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 ce. Noy. 8, 1909; K 38387.
On the Santa Fe near Kansas City, |
Mo. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 ce. Noy. 8,
1909; K 3838.
Pueblo of San Felipi. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1909; K 3836.
Raton tunnel, New Mexico. © Novy.
10, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1909; K 38483.
Santo Domingo, New Mex., tradin
post. © Noy. 19, 1909; 2 ¢. Nov. 8
1909; J 185119.
Sierra Blanca, Colo. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 ce. Noy. 8, 1909; K 3842.
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
HARVEY (F Red. )—Continued.
Snowy range near Trinidad, Colo.
© Nov. 10, 1909; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1909:
K 3889.
Syracuse, Kans. Sequoyah—Santa
Fé hotel. © Nov. 17, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
15, 1909; J 135257.
Through the southwest along the
Sante Fe. [Bound. 23 views.] Size
103 by 12 inches.
ce. Nov. 19, 1909; K 4314.
HAWES (J. WILL), Flushing, N. Y.
[29476
Outcault (Richard F.)
1909; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1909; J 134510.
HAYES (T. J.) PRINTING co., New York,
N. Y. [29477
French students’ ball. © Nov. 5,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1909; K 4578.
Hazwuitt & WALKER, Chicago, III.
[29478-29482
Watch escapement of:
Elgin watch co. 18-size,—Hamp-
den watch co. 16 size,—Rockford watch
co. 12-size,—South Bend watch co.,—
Waltham watch co. © 1c. each Oct.
21, 1909; I 66-70.
HEATON (A. G.), New York, N. Y.
[29483
Patriot and posterity. © Nov. 20,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; K 43812.
HEBERGER (JOHN N.), Rochester, N. Y.
[29484
Maltop base ball club, 1909. © Nov.
8, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1909; J 134637.
HEISsEY (A. H.) co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[29485
Heisey girl. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Noy. 3, 1909; K 3736.
HEISLER (W. Harry), Harrisburg, Pa.
[29486
Biddle (Billie) ©1c. Dec. 7, 1909;
J 135606.
HERZINGER (BELLE), Denver, Colo.
[29487, 29488
Merry Christmas, nos. 1 & 2. © Oct.
20, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 28, 1909; K
3486, 3487.
Hess (Geo. B.) & JunGE (G. L.), Pitts-
burgh, Pa. [29489
World’s champions. © Dec. 6, 1909;
2c. Dee. 8, 1909; K 4694.
HIHN (HARRIET), Seattle, Wash.
[29490-29492
Hear no evil.—See no evil.—Speak
no evil. © 1c. each Nov. 17, 1909; J
134949-134951.
© Nov. 10, 1909; 2 |
© Nov. 6, |
CLASSES, H TO K
]
|
}
|
29518
| HILDEBRAND (Ropr. F.), Chicago, Il.
[ 29493-29495
Iowa state fair, A, B. © Oct. 10,
1909 ; 2 c. each Nov. 22, 1909; J 135074,
135075.
Jacoba Irene and bull calf. © Oct.
| 23, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1909; J 134492.
Hitt (Harry E.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
[29496-29508
Alligators hatching; 864, 865. ©
Nov. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909; J
| 184469, 134470.
Cruising in Florida. 1875. © Nov.
18, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1909; J 185048.
Fort Pierce, Fla.: Dock. 906, 909.—
Foot of Palmetto ave. 908. © Nov.
18, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 20, 1909: J
135045-135047T.
Keego, 1921-1923. © Nov. 20, 1909;
2 e@. each Nov. 24, 1909: J 1385122-—
135124.
Packing grapefruit; 890. © Nov. 5,
1909 ; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1909; J 134471.
Paw-Paw; 887. © Nov. 5, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 8, 1909; J 134472.
St. Lucie club, St. Lucie, Fla. 915.
© Nov. 27, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1909; J
135210.
Speeder. 1876. © Nov. 18, 1909;
2c. Nov. 20, 1909; J 135049.
Hitt (R.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[29509, 29510
Girl’s head wearing hat and veil:
Front view,—Profile. © Oct. 19,
1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 20, 1909; K
3162, 3163.
HILSINGER (W. H.), Watervliet, N. Y.
[29511
Watervliet, N. Y. St. Patrick’s
Roman Catholic church, interior. ©
Nov. 8, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1909; J
134870.
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New
York, Now. [29512-29514
Robbins (Chandler). — Spanish
queen.—Zuloaga (Ignacio). © Nov.
30, 1909; 2 c. each Dec. 10, 1909; J
135744-135746.
Hires (W. R.), Meadville, Pa.
[29515, 29516
Meadville, Pa:
Allegheny college, a, b,—Diamond
park. © Nov. 28, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Noy. 29, 1909; J 135263-135265.
Hopcre (W. H.) gR., Tacoma, Wash.
[ 29517, 29518
Mount Tacoma mirrored in Spana-
way Lake. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢c, Oct.
28, 1909; J 134818.
473
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29519
Hopece (W. H.)—Continued.
Spanaway lake, [Wash.] autumn
sunset. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 25,
1909; J 185198.
HoxKxe & GraFF, St. Louis, Mo. [29519
Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Waterway
ass’n. dinner to President Taft. Oct.
27, 1909. © Nov. 27, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
29, 1909; J 135262.
HoLLyeR (SAMUEL), Hudson Heights,
INs, Ji. [29520-29529
American museum, 1825.—Cottages
on John Jacob Astor’s farm, 1836.—
HKarliest library in New York, 1795.—
East River from Ricker’s
1798.—House where Poe wrote The
raven.—Livingston manor house,
1876.—New York historical society,
1851.—New York society library,
1851.—Stewart mansion, 1870.—Wash-
ington’s headquarters, Newburgh,
N. Y., 1777. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2 c. each
Nov. 1, 1909; K 3606-8615.
Hotm (Onor A.), Roseau, Minn.
[29530, 29531
Roseau, Minn. Bird’s-eye view. A,
B. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 4,
1909; J 184865, 134866.
HOLOPHANE GLASS Co., New York, N. Y.
[29532
Optical prism. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1909;
L £6:
New York, N. Y.
[29588, 29534
Nine fruit studies in full colors; by
Sara Wood Safford. © Oct. 15, 1909;
Ze Oe. 19° 1909); i 12:
Seven rose studies in full color; by
Sara Wood Safford. © Oct. 2, 1909;
2 ce. Oct..4, 1909; H 134.
Hoppe (ALBERT), Wichita, Kans.
[29535, 29536
Smallest farming plant of North
America. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 @ Oct.
12, 1909; J 134007.
Superior farming ; third season. ©
Nov. 15, 1909; 2 c. Noy. 16, 1909; J
184824.
HorGan (J.) gR., Scranton, Pa.
[29537-29547
[Scranton, Pa.] Diamond vein, petri-
fied tree stump, 5469, 5470. © Nov.
ie 1909; 2 ec. each Dec. 2, 1909; J
185406, 135407.
and the crew who brought
it out, 5471, ae © Nov. 30, 1909; 2
ec. each Dec. , 1909; J 135408, 135409.
HOME PATTERN CO.,
474
Island, .
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
HorGan (J.), JR.—Continued.
— Diamond vein sta, 5405, 5407,
5408. © Nov. 138, 1909; 2 ¢. each Nov.
17, 1909; J 184905, 134906, 184910.
—— Petrified tree stump in Dia-
mond vein of cork and bottle work-
ings. 5406. © Nov. 13, 1909; 2 ¢
Nov. 17, 1909; J 184904.
Rock vein station. 5402-5404.
© Nov. 18, 1909; 2 e. each Noy. 17,
1909; J 184907-134909.
Horton (W. M.), United States.
29548-29551
Renton, Wash. ;
Cedar river,—Lake Washington
from,—Looking north-west,—Olympic
mts. from. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ce. each
Dec. 6, 1909; J 135590-1355938.
HUB STATE SALES CO., Boston, Mass.
[29552
Two is company—three is a crowd.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1909; J 135079.
HvuBEL (H.), St. Clair, Mich. [29553
St. Clair up-to-date. © Nov. 16,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1909] 3 aaa2ea,
HUDSON-F'ULTON CELEBRATION COMMIS-.
SION, New York, N. Y. [29554
Half Moon. © Aug. 31, 1909; 2 e.
Aug. 4, 1909; K 1092.
HUDSON PRESS, New York, N. Y.
[29555
Frontispiece for ‘“‘ The castle of the
shadows.” © Oct. 16, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct.
30, 1909; K 3581.
HucHes (LavuRA H.), Orange, N. J.
[29556
Cemetery entrance design. © 1 «.
Oct. 16, 1909; I 75.
Hutt & Bicrtow, Chicago, Ill. [29557
Christ is the Head. © Noy. 15,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 19, 1909; J 185002.
INDOOR BASE BALL CO., Topeka, Kans.
[29558
Indoor baseball. © Oet. 14, 1909;
2c. Oct. 18, 1909; K 3622.
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF Y. M.
C. A., New York; Sie
[29559, 29560
Fix your sight—Look ahead. ©
Dec. 2, 1909; 2 c. each Dec. 3, 19093)
K 4601, 4602. |
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. OF
AMERICA, Chicago, Ill. [29561
Farming. © Nov. 27, 1909; 2 C.
Noy. 22, 1909; K 4840.
|
MISCELT.ANEFOUS
p08. 48-52, Dec., 1909
INTERNATIONAL STEREOGRAPH CO.,
Decatur, Il.
Banquet 82
meena. Oct. 25, 1909. © Oct. 25,
1909; 2 c. Noy. 8, 1909; J 184489.
INTERWOVEN STOCKING CO., New Bruns-
wick, N. J. [ 29568,
Christmas.
Noy. 12, 1909; K 4039.
Spring. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2 c. Noy.
9, 1909; K 3922.
Jacosps (GEO. W.) & co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [29565
Lettie Lane paper family, house. ©
Sept. 25, 1909; 2 ec. Sept. 28, 1909; K
3702.
JAMES (E. W.), Boston, Mass.
Christmas greeting. © Noy.
1909 ; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1909; K 40238.
JOHNSON (ALFRED STANLEY), JR., Wau-
pun, Wis. [13 photographs. ]
[29567-29579
Cutting cabbage.—Loading cabbage.
© Oct. 30, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 1, 1909;
J 134052, 184053.
Apples.—Cat fish caught in Beaver
Pond, Beaver Dam, Wis.—Grapes.—
INC.,
[29566
Load of cabbage. — Onions. — Our |
corn. — Potatoes. — Rock river carp.—
Rock river cat-fish_—Some tomatoes.—
Sugar beets. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 «.
each Noy. 2, 1909; J 134177-134187.
JOHNSON (CHARLES L.), Seattle,
Wash. [29580
Johnson (C. L.), saw expert. ©
Bept. 22, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1909; K |
3798.
JOHNSON (FREDERICK B.), Boston,
Mass. [29581 |
st. Paul, Minn. May, 1869; by |
Charles F. Johnson. © Oct. 28, 1909;
2 c. Noy. 1, 1909; H 194.
JOHNSON (GLEN), Klamath Falls,
Oreg.
After a night out. © Oct. 1, 1909;
2c. Oct. 18, 1909; J 134277.
JOHNSON & WBorpDseEN, Alexandria,
Minn. [48 photographs. ]
[29583-29630
— De Smet, 8S. Dak.:
| Bird’s-eye view, 7, 8 and 18,—
‘Calumet ave., 5 and 171,—-Court House
'Park, 151, — Public school, 117,—West
‘Third st. 61. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 c¢.
each Noy. 13, 1909; J 134675134682.
Huron, S. Dak.:
Business center, 153,—C. & N. W.
Roundhouse, 10,—Central part, 50,—
‘Dakota ave, 4,—High school, 16,—
[29582 |
CLASSES,
[29562 |
Clinton encampment |
HO K
296038
JOHNSON & BorRDSEN—Continued.
Huron college, 15,—M. W. Bridge and
dam, 6,—Public library, 20. © Nov.
| 10, 1909; 2 c. each Noy. 138, 1909; J
| 184683-134690.
2564 | , “Baptist
Seasent. 1. 1909: 2.c.| 2 tere
12, |
|
| KALKHOFF co., New York, N.
| Difficult camp
Pierre, S. Dak.:
Baptist church and _ parsonage,
view, Fort Pierre, 15,
51,—Bird’s-eye view looking east, 8,—
Bridge over the Missouri, 16,—Court
House, 57,—Dakota ave, 71,—Dead-
wood st, 411,—Lincoln school, 51,—
Loche hotel, 221,—Northwestern depot,
22,—Pierre, 50,—Pierre on the Mis-
souri, 52,—Pierre st, 7,—Public library,
16,—Riverview hotel, 41,—St. Mary’s
hospital, 28,—Stanley Co. court house,
171,—-State capitol, 18,—U. S. Post
office and Court House, 123,—View of
the big bridge, 7,—Washington school,
511. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
13, 1909; J 184701-184722.
Rapid City, S. Dak.:
Cowboy Hill, 115,—Hangman’s
| Hill, 51,—Hangman’s Rock, 18,—Lin-
coln school, 12,—Looking east, 180,—
| Looking northeast, 161,—Looking west,
161,—Main st, 18,—Shady walk, 160,—
St. Joe st, 181. © Nov. 10, 1909; 2 «¢.
each Noy. 13, 1909; J 134691-134700.
JOHNSTON (R. W.) STupDios, Pittsburgh,
Pa. [29631
Disciples of Christ communion sery-
ice at Forbes field from inside balcony.
© Nov. 4, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1909; J
134454.
JONES (CHARLES J.), Boston, Mass.
[29632
Last of the plainsmen. © Nov. 18,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1909; K 3498.
x
[29633
Spirit of America. © Nov. 19, 1909;
| 2 ¢ Nov. 20, 1909; K 4294.
[60 prints. ]
[ 29634-29693
After a hunting trip. Aluminum
sledge used by Dr. Cook.—Bartlett
(Capt.) and crew.—Bradley (schooner
Jobn R.)—Bradley (steamer) ice
bound.—Bradley (J. R.) loaded with
supplies.—Bradley (schooner John R.)
ready for the Arctic voyage.—Cook
(Dr. F. A.) in Arctic dress.—Cook
party on ice floes——Cook (Dr.) start-
ing out on his dash to the Pole.—
Cook’s (Dr.) Eskimo bodyguard.—
Crew of schooner John R. Bradley.—
in the Arctic.—Dog
trains.—Eskimo dog sledge in Polar
exploration.—Explorer in camp.—
Greenlander man and woman.—Group
KawIin & co., Chicago, Ill.
475
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29694
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.4
Kawin & co.—Continued.
of Eskimos.—Halted by drifting ice.—
Hauling in a walrus.—Hoisting the
stars & stripes at the North Pole.—
How Cook & Peary discovered the
North Pole—How provisions were
stored in caches.—I helped.—Ice hum-
mocks in pathless waste.—Icebergs off
Greenland.—Interesting home group
of Dr. Cook’s wife & children.—Musk
ox.—One of the white bears killed.—
Peary (Commander) and Capt. Bart-
lett—Peary and sailing master on
board S. Roosevelt.—Peary and sev-
eral of his dogs.—Peary (Commander)
and son.—Peary (Commander) in
Arctic dress.—Peary (Commander) in
his library.—Peary (Commander) on
steamer Roosevelt.—Peary (Mrs. Rob-
ert) and children.—Peary’s party in a
hard climb.—Peary’s ship fast in ice
packs.—Peary’s ship the Roosevelt.—
Polar camp.—Provision dog train.—
toosevelt (steamer).— Roosevelt
(steamer) banked with snow.—Roose-
velt (President) bidding Peary God
speed.—Roosevelt (steamer) ice
bound.—Sight which brought joy to
the Polar explorers.—Traveling north-
ward by sledge train.—Traveling un-
der difficulties.—Whose little girlie are
you. © Oct. 11, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
18, 19809; K 3500-38549.
Do it now.—How would you like to
be mine.—I am going to tell—I have
troubles myself.—Look pleasant.—
Lucky dog.—My darling papa.—Never
again.—Nothing doing.—Ouch. © Nov.
20, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 15, 1909; K
4145-4154.
KEENE (GEo. E.), Mankato, Minn.
[29694
Haunted mill. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2.
Oct. 11, 1909; J 1385059.
KEIL’S (ERNST) NACHFOLGER (AUGUST
ScHERL), Berlin, Germany. [29695
Wildfiitterung; by A. Weinberger.
© ek 2, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1909; H
TO:
KriIm (J. R.) & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[29696
Chief (The) © Noy. 20, 1909; 2 «.
Nov. 6, 1909; K 3801.
KELLBERG STUDIO, Harrisburg, Pa.
[29697
Harrisburg, [Pa.] Technical high
School foot-ball team, 1909. © Nov. 11,
1909 ; 2 c. Nov. 16, 1909; J 134826.
KELLEY (Rost. LINCOLN), Chicago, Ill.
[29698
Pemaquid, Me., sunrise. © Oct. 15,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1909; J 134012.
KELLEY & CHADWICK, Chicago, Ill.
[29699-29706
Chicago, IIl.:
Chicago ave, showing Bush tem-
ple,—Clark st. north from Jackson
boulevard,—Field’s (Marshall) great
store and Masonic temple,—Magnifi-
cent home of Mrs. Potter Palmer,—
Michigan ave. A, B,—Monroe st.,—
Wabash ave. © Nov. 18, 1909; 2 e.
each Noy. 20, 1909; J 1385037—135044.
Kez (I. D.), Reynoldsville, Pa.
[29707-29709
_ Public school of West Reynoldsville,
[Pa.] A, B, C. © Noy. 1092909- 2a
each Noy. 16, 1909; J 134846-134848.
KEYSTONE VIEW CO., Meadville, Pa.
[29710-29716
Every great man had a pet when a
boy. 11476. © Nov. 29, 1909; 2 e¢.
Dec. 2, 1909; J 185881.
Portland, [Oreg.] Oct. 1, 1909:
Chamberlain’s (ex-Goyv.) little
daughter presenting roses to Pres.
Taft, 16604.—Taft (Pres.) in front of
Catholic school, 16605.—Taft (Pres.)
leaving Multnomah field, 16606. ©
Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 19, 1909;
J 135011—1350138. :
St. Mary’s lake, Colo. Snow in Au-
gust! © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ¢ Noy. 19,
1909; J 185009.
Taft (Pres.) Montrose, Colo. :
On the way to Gunnison tunnel,
16603,—Passing through the arch of
welcome, 16602. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Noy. 19,:1909; J 185010, 185014.
KIEFER (HARLEY), El Paso, Tex.
[29717-29718
Waddell (Geo. EH.) and Christy
Mathewson at El Paso, [Tex.], A, B.
© Nov. 6, 1909; 2 ce each Noy. 29,
1909; J 185280, 185281.
KIMBALL & SON, Concord, N. H.
[29719-29734
Andover, N. H.:
Birch ave,—Kearsarge mountain
from Prof. Eastman’s farm, 1, 2,—
Kearsarge mountain from Ragged Mt.
club, 1, 2. © Nov. 20, 1909; 2 c. each
Nov. 26, 1909; J 185158, 1385159, 185162-
1385164.
Concord, N. H.:
Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul,—
General view looking across pond,—
Middle school,—New lower school,—_
Old upper school,—Sheldon library. ©
Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 15, 1909 ;.
J 134106-134111.
476
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
KIMBALL & son—Continued.
— Pond from New Lower school,
1,2. © Nov. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
26, 1909; J 185160, 135161.
—— St. Paul’s school:
Chapel [exterior],—Chapel, inte-
rior from, entrance,—School. © Nov.
20, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 26, 1909; J
185155-135157.
KXLACKNER (C.), New York, N. Y.
[29735-29742
Blue boy; by Thos. Gainsborough,
engraved by Charles Bird. © Oct. 13,
1909 ; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; H 149.
Bowles (Miss) ; by Sir Joshua Reyn-
olds, engraved by Francis S. Walker.
© Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; H
148.
Byng (Miss) ; by Hoppner, engraved
by Will Henderson. © Oct. 13, 1909;
2 ec. Oct. 14, 1909; H 147.
Christina, Duchess of Milan; by
Hans Holbein, engraved by Charles
Bird. © Oct. 6, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 7,
1909; H 140.
Favorite rabbit; by J. Russell. ©
Oct. 18, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1909; H 174.
Grandfather; by Geo. Morland, en-
graved by Thos. G. Appleton. © Oct.
16, 1909; 2 ©. Oct. 21, 1909; H 176.
Grandmother; by Geo. Morland, en-
graved by Thos. G. Appleton. © Oct.
18, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1909; H 177.
Tom and his pigeons; by J. Russell.
© Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1909;
Horr.
KiopscH (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[29743
Dreamland calendar. © Noy. 26,
1909; 2 ce. Nov. 30, 1909; K 4498.
KNOEDLER (E. L.), New York, N. Y.
[29744-29747
Madonna (Tempi); by F. G. Steven-
son. © Noy. 29, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 30,
1909; H 246.
Pompadour (Madame de); _ by
Boucher, engraved by F. G. Stevenson.
© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1909; H
143.
Salisbury (Countess) ; by Sir Joshua
Reynolds, engraved by F. G. Steven-
son. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1909; H 144.
Wedding bells. © Sept. 24, 1909;
2 ce. Sept. 25, 1909; K 2901.
Korr (JosepH H.), Nashotah, Wis.
[29748-29749
Greetings from Nashotah, [Wis.] ©
Nov. 8, 1909;,2 c. Nov. 10, 1909; J
134590.
CLASSES, H TO K
29765
Kopp (JosrepH H.)—Continued.
Nashotah [Wis.] mission, souvenir
from. © Nov. 26, 1909; 2 c. Noy. 29,
1909; J 135204.
Public school. © Novy. 8, 1909;
2c. Nov. 10, 1909; J 134591.
LANGILL COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPH 0O.,
New York, N. Y. [29750
Andromeda. © Oct. 26, 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 26, 1909; J 134226.
LARKIN (CLARENCE), Philadelphia, Pa.
[29751
God’s plan and purpose in the ages.
© Oct. 24, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1909; K
4123.
LAURENCE (REINA A.), Plainfield, N. J.
[29752-29754
At anchor in Gravesend bay.—Even-
ing [in] New York harbor.—Hvening
on the bay. © Nov. 18, 1909; 2 c. each
Nov. 20, 1909; J 185018-135020.
LAWDEY (EH. F.) & HINDMARSH (R. B.),
Denver,- Colo. [29755-29758
Canon City, Colo. © Oct. 14, 1909;
2c. Nov. 5, 1909; J 184861.
Leadville, Colo. © Oct. 14, 1909;
2 ec. Nov. 5, 1909; J 184862.
Steam boat springs, Colo. Moffat
road. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 ec Nov. 5,
1909; J 134864.
Yampa, Colo. Bear river valley.
Moffat road. © Sept. 28, 1909; 2 ¢.
Noy. 5, 1909; J 184863.
LAWLER (HucH C.) & INMAN (W.),
Sapulpa, Okla. [29759
Front for store and office building.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1909; I 74.
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., Chicago, Ill.
[29760
Illinois state bar association ban-
quet to justices of the Supreme court
of Illinois. © Oct. 31, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
4, 1909; J 185126.
Lay (Wo. A.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[29761
Chart from Paradise lost to Para-
dise restored. © Sept. 16, 1909; 2 ¢.
Sept. 30, 1909; K 38794.
Leavitt (Epwin M.), Rutland, Mass.
[29762-29765
Rutland, Mass. Shannocks Cut. ©
Nov. 8, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1909; J
134584.
West Rutland, Mass.:
Bird’s-eye view.—Prison camp and
hospital. © Nov. 8, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Nov. 10, 1909; J 134583, 134585.
477
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29766
LEAVITT (Epwin M.)—Continued.
Hospital ward, prison camp.
© Nov. 19, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1909; J
135076.
LEE (AMBROSE), New York, N. Y.
[29766
Hampton (Wade), Lieutenant-Gen-
eral, C. S. A. 1861-1865. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 c. Noy. 11, 1909; K 4020.
LEEDS (AUGUSTA GLOSE), New York,
New. [29767
Full length female figure beside
grand piano. © Nov. 38, 1909; 2 e«.
Nov. 4, 1909; J 134296.
LEHMAIER & BRO., New York, N. Y.
[29768
Everybody is happy but me. ©
Nov. -22, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1909; K
4124,
LEMONT (FRANK P.), Waltham, Mass.
[29769-29771
Last sheaf. — Reaper. — Reflections.
© Oct. 21, 1909; 2 c each Oct. 22,
1909; J 184644-134646.
York,
[29772
‘Dre Stork.” “© Oct. 18. 1909- 2 ec
Oct. 15, 1909; K 3020.
Levy (EF. & H.) MrFé. co., New
ie he Gs
LIBBEY (JOSEPH HAROLD), West New-
ton, Mass. [29773
Melvin village. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1909;
J 134189.
LIVINGSTON RADIATOR CO., New York,
IN. Xe [29774
Curve sheet. © Oct. 29, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 30, 1909; K 3490.
LOEFFLER (AvuGUST), Tompkinsville,
NGM [29775-29778
New York, N. Y.:
Grant’s tomb, Riverside Park,
497,— Junction of Broadway and Fifth
ave., 646,—Metropolitan life bldg.,
710,—Singer bldg., 48. © Nov. 29,
1909; 2 ¢. each Nov. 30, 1909: J
135800-135303.
LoUNSBURY (FRED C.), Fairfield, N. J.
[29779
Comrades. © Oct. 19, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 23, 1909; K 3699.
LOWELL (JOHN A.) BANK NOTE CO.,
Boston, Mass. [29780
Lang (Benjamin Johnson) © Nov.
10, 1909; 2 c.. Nov. 13, 1909; K. 4062.
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
LUBIN MFG. CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[29781-29782
[Moving picture rolls.]
True patriot. © Sept. 9, 1909; 2 ec.
Sept. 14, 1909; J 134800.
Two cousins. © July 15, 1909; 2 ec.
Oct. 29, 1909: J 1384164.
LUKONE TAILORING Co., Chicago, Ill.
9783
Spring & summer 1910. © Nov. 10,
1909; 2 ec. Nov. 12, 1909; K 4061.
LuM (BertHa), Minneapolis, Minn.
[29784-29787
. Christmas. — Pagoda.—Snow.—Win-
ter. © Nov. 2, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8,
1909; K 8817-38820.
McCatt (C. O.), Salt Lake City, Utah.
[29788
Reference charts of the Westing-
house no. 6 E. T. locomotive brake
equipment. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1909; I 86.
McCarmont (A. L.), Urbana, fl.
[29789, 29790
Buffalo family.—King of the herd.
© Nov. 9, 1909; 2 ec. each Noy. 11,
1909; J 184607-134608.
McCuvureE (S. 8S.) co., New York, N. Y.
[29791-29796
Child’s world.—Dark (The).—Ffairy
pceol.—Indoors.—Light (The).—Mystic
wood. © Nov. 23, 1909; 2 c. each Noy.
12, 1909; K 4055-4060.
MacDoNALD (PIRIE), New York, N. Y.
[29797
Battle (George Gordon). © Oct. 20,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1909; J 1345138.
MaAcDowELt (Marton), Peterboro, N. H.
[29798-29804
Hillcrest:
Bark studio,—Cabin road,—Gar-
den. i, 2,—Hillerest. A, B,—Lower
house. © Dec. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
17, 1909; J 134923-134929.
Mack (H. J.), New York, N. Y.
[29805-29807
Chin reducer and beautifier, 1-3.
© 1c. Noy. 6, 1909; J 1384368-134370.
McNicot (JESSIE H.), Boston, Mass.
[29808
Remembrance. © Oct., 1909; 2 e.
Oct. 19, 1909; K 3701.
MaAeERz (A.), Ridgewood, N. J. [29809
Fleet, from riverside. © 1 c. Nov.
9, 1909; J 184544.
478
eT
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
MAIN (W. F.), Iowa City, Iowa.
[29810
Spray of roses. © Nov. 8, 1909; 2 «.
Noy. 10, 1909; K 3999.
MALtory (FRANK B.), Flemington,
WN. J. [29811
Question of window trim. © Nov.
eee. «ict, 2, 1909; J 134211.
MANN (H. C.), Norfolk, Va. [29812
Norfolk [Va.] City Hall by night.
© Nov. 17, 1909; 2 ec Nov. 19, 1909;
J 135007.
MANN POSTAL CO., Cambridge, Mass.
[29813
Yale foot-ball team, 1909. © Nov.
12, 1909; 2 ec. Noy. 8, 1909; K 3919.
MANZI, JOYANT & Co., Paris, France.
[29814-29816
Brouillards et fumeés-La Tamise 4
St. Paul; by Camille Fonce.
Lézarde 4a Harfleur-Effet de neige;
by Camille Fonce.
Seine prés de Rouen; by Camille
Fonce.
© Nov. 29, 1909; 2 c. each Dee. 3,
1909; H 255-257.
Marr (THOMAS E.), Boston, Mass.
[29817-29826
Annunciation, Fenway court. 16348.
Engrazia (Saint), Fenway court.
16347.
Florentine, Fenway court. 16354.
Madonna and child, Fenway court.
16346, 16349.
Riarario (Cardinal), Fenway court.
16353.
Sforza (Duchess), Fenway court.
16350.
Stone lion and column, Fenway
court. 16344.
Strozzi (Maria), Fenway court.
16352.
Student of Salamonca, Fenway court.
16351.
© Nov. 23, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 26, 1909;
J 135142-135151.
MARTIN (FREDK. W.), Pasadena, Cal.
[29827, 29828
Follower of St. Francis.—Old cracked
bell of Santa Barbara. © Oct. 1,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1909; J 185189-
135190.
MARTIN POST CARD co., Ottawa, Kans.
[6 photographs. ] [29829-29834
_ Field of prize corn.—Good corn
makes good hogs.—Pumpkin of pow-
CLASSES, H TO K
29853
MARTIN POST CARD co.—Continued.
erful growth.—Shipping a few of our
peaches. © Nov. 11, 1909; 2 ec Nov.
15, 1909; J 184769-134772.
Gathering corn in our country. ©
Nov. 22, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 24, 1909; J
185088.
We raise tons of sweet potatoes. ©
Dec. 4, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1909; J
135605.
Martz (J.), Wymore, Nebr.
[29835-29840
Blue. © Nov. 3, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 6,
1909; J 134732.
Gathering storm. © Nov. 11, 1909;
2 e¢. Nov. 13, 1909; J 1384659.
Wymore, Nebr.:
High school,—St. Mary’s Catholic
church. © Nov. 7, 1909; 2 e. each
Noy. 10, 1909; J 134604, 134605.
St. Mary’s Catholic church and
rectory. © Nov. 11, 1909; 2 ce. Nov.
138, 1909; J 134660.
— Taylor’s opera house. © Nov.
3, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134733.
MATHIESEN (Henry P.), San Francisco,
Cal. [29841-29843
Dolores mission after service.—Do-
lores mission service.—United States
mail. © Dec. 5, 1909; 2 ce. each Nov.
29, 1909; J 135284-135286.
MAURER (JOSEPH M.), Galveston, Tex.
[29844
Greater Galveston, [Tex.] causeway.
© Nov. 15, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1909;
J 134868.
MELIES (GEO.), New York, N. Y.
[29845-29850
Count’s wooing; 8-a. © Nov. 17,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1909; J 134442.
Duff (Mr. & Mrs.), 3-a. © Nov. 17,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1909; J 134441.
Fatal ball. © Dec. 8, 1909; 2 «¢.
| Nov. 29, 1909; J 135202.
Fortune favors the brave. 1394.
© Dec. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1909; J
135016.
Living doll. 1443. © Dec. 22, 1909;
2c. Nov. 20, 1909; J 135017.
Tumultuous elopement. © Noy. 10,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1909; J 134155.
MEN AND WOMEN MAG. Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [29851
Bethlehem. © Dec. 1, 1909; 2 ¢.
Nov. 10, 1909; K 4155.
MencH (PHIL), Clear Lake, Iowa.
[29852-29853
Clear Lake, [Iowa] views.—Cru-
sader. © Nov. 12, 1909; 2 c. each
Noy. 15, 1909: J 134762-134763.
479
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29854
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
Menpboza (I. P.), trp., London, Eng-
land. [29854-29856
Betty.—Molly.—Tenderness. © Oct.
20, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 18, 1909; K
41324134.
MERRIAM (G. & C.) co., Springfield,
Mass. [29857
Webster’s new international dic-
tionary, ete. © Oct. 21, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 22, 1909; K 4125.
MERRILL (HARVIE M.), Marshall, Mich.
[29858
Marshall, Mich. M. C. R. R. scenes
1-3. © Sept. 20, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1909; J 134013.
MERRYMAN (WALTER R.), Haverhill,
Mass. [29859-29861
Dartmouth college, Hanover, N. H.
Campus. © Oct. 26, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 5,
1909; J 134287.
Laying corner-stone of new
gymnasium. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 «.
Nov. 12, 1909; J 184652.
Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter,
N. H. Foot-ball, Plimpton Field. ©
Nov. 8, 1909; 2 c« Nov. 12, 1909: J
134653.
MEYERCORD CO., INC., Chicago, Il.
[29862
Pole at last. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 30, 1909; K 4121.
MILLER (ANNE ARCHBOLD), South
Bend, Ind. [29863-29866
Do not feel hurried. — Peace. —
Thankfulness.—Toast (A). © Oct.
1, 1909; 2 ec. each Sept. 29, 1909; K
3585-3588.
MILLER (JAS. A.), Gordon, Nebr.
[29867-29871
Sham battle with Sioux Indians,
1-4. © Nov. 5, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 6,
1909; J 134379134382.
Sitting Hawk. © Nov. 5, 1909: 2 «.
Nov. 6, 1909; J 1843888.
MILLER-STERLING CO., Phoenix, Ariz.
[29872
Phoenix, Ariz. Taft day. © Oct.
14, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1909; J 134922.
MILNE (J. Scott), Buffalo, N. Y.
[29873
Milne’s instantaneous piano teacher.
© Oct. 20, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1909; i
134817.
MISHKIN stTuDIO, New York, N. Y.
[29874-29883
3.—Garden (Mary).
2.—Mazarin (Ma-
D’Alvarez (M.).
11.—Laskin (A.).
MISHKIN sTuDIOoO—Continued.
riette). 1.—Renaud (Maurice). 12.—
Sammareo (Mario). 15, 31.—Vittori
(Galinberti). 1, 2.—Zenatello (Giavan-
ni). 19. © Nov. 11, 1909; 2 ce. Nov.
17, 1909; J 134953-134962.
MITCHELL (J. F.), Omaha, Nebr.
[29884
Day dream. © Sept. 15, 1909; 2 ec.
Nov. 3, 1909; H 219.
MITCHELL (JNO. J.) co., New York,
mM: [29885
Sartorial art journal, parts 1, 2.
Nov. 12, 1909. © Nov. 12, 1909; 2 e.
each Nov. 18, 1909; K 4063, 4064.
MODERN PROGRESS PUB. CO., Washington,
[29886
American inventive genius. © Dec.
6, 1909; 2 e. Dee. 7, 1909; K 4658.
Moen (C. R.) Peterson, Minn.
[29887-29888
Harmony, Minn. Opera house, in-
terior view, 1 & 2. © Nov. 4, 1909;
2. ¢. .eaeh., Oect,.. 20), THAR as tee
134872.
MoFFETT sTupDIo, Chicago, Ill.
[29889-29895
Moxley (Wm. J.) © Oct. 29, 1909;
2c. Nov. 1, 1909'; J 184055.
Smith (Gipsy), 1-6. © Nov. 3, 1909;
2 e. each Nov. 8, 1909; J 134463-
134468.
MontTecomMery (H.), Hartford, Wis.
[29896-29900
Dells of Wisconsin :
Dells of Wisconsin,—High rock
and Romancee cliff,—Stand rock,— Visor
ledge. © Nov. 22, 1909; 2 c. each Dee.
1, 1909; J 135308-135311.
Waupun, [Wis.] Dining room Wis-
consin state prison. © Nov. 22,
1909 ; 2 ec. Dec. 1, 1909; J 13853872.
Moran (JOHN Leon), Plainfield, N. J.
[29901-29903
Vera.—Victoria.—Virginia. © Nov.
1, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 3, 1909; H 211—
213.
Morrison (THOMAS W.), Asbury Park,
N.d: 29904
Wings of thought. © Nov. 4, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; K 4120.
Moses (ERNEST), Hilo, Hawaii.
[29905-29914
Kilauea, [Hawaii] crater:
Lava bed,—Lava bed, north west
side,—Lava bed, south end,—Lava bed,
west side,—Lava bed and _ shelter
house,—Lava cone,—Lava pit,—North
480
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
Moses (ERNEST )—Continued.
west side,—Pahoehoe,—South west
side. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
18, 1909; J 184966-134975.
Moss (F. A.), Colo. [84
prints. ] [29915-29948
Are your spirits low? 6370.—Buts—
tombstones of dreams, 6368.—For sale,
6367.—Here sweetheart.—I know you’re
having lots of fun, 6315.—I love the
modest: violets, 6311.—No, there’s not
much here for me to do.—Owing to my
extremely (male), 6329.—Separation is
vexation, 6366.—This town’s gone.—
When I dropped this in the letter-box,
6312.—_Yes, I’m awaiting for you,
6316. © Aug. 8, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
18, 1909; K 4084, 4087, 4104, 4105,
4107-4110, 4112, 4118, 4115, 4116.
Ach, Himmel! 6382.—Begorra, an’
phoy don’t yez wroite? 6384.—Better do
right and write, 6383.—H’i ’ope you'll
*urry h’up h’and write, 6385.—Say,
honey, haint yo never gwine t’ write?
6886.—Vell!!! vy don’d you write?
6381. © Nov. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
13, 1909; K 40838, 4085, 4086, 4106, 4111,
4114.
Easter greetings, 6482-6489, 6492-
6495.—Easter joys, 6481, 6490, 6491,
6496. © Nov. 9, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
18, 1909; K 4088-4103.
Denver,
MOULIN (GABRIEL), San Francisco, Cal.
[29949-29950
Portola King and Queen. © Oct. 19,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1909; J 135282.
[San Francisco, Cal.] Illuminated St.
Francis hotel and fireworks. © 1 ©«.
Nov. 9, 1909; J 134875.
MUELLER (Avcust F.), New York,
es [29951-29952
Kenny (Father) A, B. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 5, 1909; J 134964,
134965.
MULLER (HNRIQUE), New York, N. Y.
[29953-29957
North Dakota (U. S. S.) 61, 68. ©
Nov. 5, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 6, 1909; J
135197, 135201.
— At her trial trip, full side view,
60. © Oct. 31, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1909;
J 1342378.
— Stern view, 64. © Nov. 5,
1909; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1909; J 134279.
Three quarter view, 66.
memes, 1909-°2 c. Nov. 6, 1909; J
134280.
CLASSES, H TO K
30005
Munrorp (W. B.), Banks, Oreg.
[29958
Departure of Evangelical mission-
aries for China, Aug. 31, 1909. ©
Sept. 29, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1909; J
134021.
MvURPHY co., Red Oak,
Towa. [29959-29962
Chrysanthemums. © Dec. 27, 1909;
2c. Noy. 22,.1909; K 4328.
Dakota snowbird. © Dec. 27, 1909;
2c. Nov. 22, 1909; K 4324.
King rods guaranteed. © Nov. 25,
1909; 2°c. Nov. 22, 19097 Kk. 4325:
To the fold. © Dec. 27, 1909; 2 e¢.
Nov. 22, 1909; K 4322.
NADEAU (OscAR E.), Madison, Wis.
(THos. D.)
[29963
Wisconsin [university ] football
squad: 4. e...@© Nov. 10, 1909; 2 e.
Noy. 13, 1909; J 134662.
NasH (E.), Norwood, Ohio.
; [29964-29969
Columbia.—Dorothy.—Good thing.—
High flyer.—Isabel.—Our sailor boy.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 3, 1909;
K 3692-3697.
NELSON (J. S.), White Owl, So. Dak.
[29970
Greetings from White Owl, So. Dak.
© Oct. 7, 1909; 2 c Oct. 29, 1909; J
184045.
NEW ENGLAND LABORATORY CO., Lynn,
Mass. [29971
Burrill’s tooth powder. © Dec. 1,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1909; K 3795.
NEW THEATRE, New York, N. Y.
[29972-29984
New York, N. Y. New theatre:
Box office,— Door leading from
lobby to circulation,—Foyer,—Lobby,—
Owner’s box,—Small door in foyer. ©
Nov. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 26, 1909;
J 135128.-135133.
Detail of freize,—Exterior,—
Main corridor,—Paintings (Baudry)
on ceiling of foyer.—Proscenium arch.
1 & 2,—Roof garden and terrace.
Oct. 18, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 15, 1909;
J 134014-134020.
NEw YorK EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y.
herald co.), Jersey City, N. J.
[29985-80005
Adventures of a bad half dollar
[1909] :
© Oct. 30; 1 ce. Nov. 1; K 3682.
© Nov. 6; 1c. Nov. 8; K 3849,
© Nov. 13; 1c. Nov. 15; K 4187,
481
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.4
30006
New York EveNING TELEGRAM—Cont’d.
Book-taught Bilkins [1909] :
© Nov. 1; 1¢. Nov. 2; K 3709.
© Nov. 8; 1c. Nov. 9; K 3944.
Cook (Dr.) at Meteorological bu-
reau, Copenhagen. © Sept. 14, 1909;
1c. Sept. 17, 1909; K 2057.
Dolby’s double [1909] :
© Oct. 22; 1c. Oct. 25; K 3409.
© Oct. 29; 1 c. Oct. 30; K 3484.
© Nov. 5;1c¢. Nov. 6; K 3812.
© Nov. 12; 1c. Nov. 18; K 4186.
Dream of the rarebit fiend [1909] :
© Oct. 21; 1c. Oct. 22; K 3238.
© Oct. 23; 1c. Oct. 25; K 3408.
© Oct. 28; 1 ce. Oct. 29; K 3483.
© Nov. 4; 1c. Nov. 5; K 3788.
Hans Hgéde arriving at Copenhagen.
© Sept. 14, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 17, 1909;
K 2056.
Pazaza, it’s great! [1909]:
© Oct. 20; 1 ce. Oct. 21; K 3178.
© Nov. 8; 1c. Nov. 5; K 38789.
© Nov. 10; 1 c. Nov. 11; K 4027.
Poor Jake [1909]:
@, Noy. 2: 1.c. Nov..37; J sia
© Nov. 9: 1 ec. Nov. 10; K 4028.
Sentimental Sidney [1909]:
© Oct. 23; 1 ¢. Oct. 25; K 3407.
Ted, the unappreciated genius. ©
Nov. '-11,, 190930h»e Nov. 12,.1909
4185.
NEw YorK HERALD Co., Jersey City,
No [80006-30135
Ahwelah & Etukiskuk. © Sept. 29,
1909; 1 c. Oct. 1, 1909; K 2705.
Boys will be boys. © Oct. 3, 1909;
aC: Get b, 1909; K 2ir
Buster Brown [1909]:
© Aug. 12; 1¢. Aug. 18; K 664.
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 21; K 897.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 27; K 1358.
© Sept. 5; 1c. Sept. 7; K 1705.
© Sept. 12; 1 ce. Sept. 17; K 2067.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 2148.
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 28; K 2504.
© Oct. 3; 1 e. Oct. 5; K 2778.
© Oct. 10; 1 c. Oct. 11; K 2889.
© Oct. 17; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 3061.
© Oct. 24; 1c. Oct. 25: K 3397.
© Oct. 81; 1 ec. Nov. 2; K 3721.
© Nov. 7; 1c. Nov. 9; K 3940.
© Noy. 14; 1 ¢. Nov. 15; K 4193.
New YorK HERALD co.—Continued.
Canvas boat. © Oct. 7, 1909; 1 «.
Oct. 9, 1909; K 2843.
Cook (Dr.) in his Arctic furs. ©
Oct. 3,:1909; 1 c. Oct. 5, 19085 i Zier
Cynthianna Blythe, paper doll
[1909]:
© Aug. 26; 1 c. Aug. 27; K 1354.
© Sept. 28; 1 ce. Sept. 29; K 2508.
Daily hint from Paris [1909]:
© Oct. 28; 1 ec. Oct. 29; K 3481.
© Oct. 29; 1 ce. Oct. 30; K 3482.
© Oct. 30; 1 c. Nov. 1; K 3683.
. © Oct. 31:1 © Nov. 27K 3a8
© Nov. 1; 1 '¢. Nov” 27 i S110)
© Noy. 2; 1¢ Nov. 2; K 3738.
© Nov. 3; 1c. Nov. 5; K 3786.
© Nov. 4; 1 e. Nov. 5; K 8787.
© Nov. 5; 1¢. Nov. 6; K 3811.
© Nov. 6; 1 ec. Noy. 827K ae2s:
© Nov. 7; 1 ce. Nov. 9; K 3945.
© Nov. 8; 1c. Nov. 9; K 3946.
© Nov. 9; 1¢. Nov. 10; K 4029.
© Nov. 10; 1 ¢. Nov. 11; K 4026.
© Nov. 11; 1c. Nov. 12; K 4182.
© Nov. 12; 1¢. Nov. 18; K 4183.
© Nov. 13; 1 c. Nov. 15; K 4184.
© Nov. 14; 1c. Nov. 15; K 4188.
Fashions for horse show week, Dec.
T, 1909:
Black velvet hat,—Ermine coat,—
Fur and “silk hat,—Gray chiffon
gown,—Ivory white cloth gown,—
Muff and stole of ermine,—Rose pink
cloth gown,—Serge coat and seal skin
collar. © Nov. 7, 1909; 1 ¢. each Nov.
9, 1909; K 38926-89338.
Harbor where Dr Cook’s instruments
were left. © Sept. 27, 1909; 1 ¢. Sept.
28; K 2490.
In Wellington channel. © Oct. 7,
1909; 1 c. Oct. 9, 1909; K 2839;
Johny Quack and the Van Cluck
twins [1909]:
© Aug. 12; 1 ¢ Aug. 13° 5 Goe.
© Aug. 22; 1¢. Aug. 21; K 894.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 27; K 1360.
© Sept. 5; 1c. Sept. 7; K 1708.
© Sept. 12; 1 ec. Sept. 17; K 2069.
© Sept. 19; 1c. Sept. 23; K 2147.
© Oct. 10; 1 ce. Oct. 11; K 2891.
© Oct. 17; 1¢. Oct. 18; K 3060.
© Oct. 24; 1¢. Oct. 25; K 3399.
© Oct. 31; 1c. Nov. 2; K 3720.
© Nov. 7; 1c. Nov. 9; K 3942.
© Nov. 14; 1 ec. Nov. 15; K 4192.
482
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
New YorK HERALD co.—Continued.
Latest Paris fashions, Oct. 31, 1909:
Black cloth tailor gown,—Braided
black velvet costume,—Gray cloth cos-
tume,—Velvet brocade coat with fur,—
Wood color velvet costume. © Oct.
ol, 1909; 1 c. each Nov. 2, 1909;
3712-3716.
Nov. 14, 1909:
Black satin gown,—Pearl and dia-
mante embroidered gown,—Pearl em-
broidered gown,—Pink tulle gown,—
Purple velvet dinner gown. © Nov.
14, 1909; 1 ec. each Noy. 15, 1909; K
4194-4199.
—— Noy. 21, 1909:
Flowered velvet evening coat,—
Gray satin coat,—Gray velvet coat,—
Green satin coat,—Sealskin coat,—
Soutache braided cloth coat. © Nov.
21, 4909; 1 c. each Nov. 22, 1909; K
4361-4366.
Latest Parisian hats, Oct. 24, 1909:
Black velvet hat,—Black velvet
turban,—Gray velvet turban,—Green
velvet hat,—Velvet hat with ostrich
tips. © Oct. 24, 1909; 1 ¢. each Oct.
25, 1909; K 3401-38405.
Latest Parisian models, Nov. 7, 1909:
Afternoon gown of soft gray
cloth,—Embroidered blue velvet
gown,—Lace chiffon theatre gown,—
Mignonette green cashmere gown,—
Sealskin coat. © Nov. 7, 1909; 1 «¢.
each Noy. 9, 1909; K 3934-38938.
Little Nemo in Slumberland [1909]:
© Oct. 24; 1c. Oct. 25; K 3400.
© Nov. 7; 1c. Nov. 9; K 3939.
© Nov. 14; 1 ec. Nov. 15; K 4189.
©) @ee, 41; 1 c. Nov. 2; K, 3717.
Map showing Dr. Cook’s progress
day by day, Sept. 27, 1909. © Sept.
27, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1909; K 2492.
Sept. 29, 1909. © Sept. 29,
1909; 1 ce. Oct. 1, 1909; K 2708.
=——Oer. 1, 1909. © Oct. 1, 1909;
1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1909; K 2743.
—— Oct. 3, 1909. © Oct. 3, 1909;
aoe. Wer, 5, 1909; K 2766.
— Oct. 7, 1909. © Oct. 7, 1909;
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1909; K 2842.
Monkey shines of Marseleen [1909] :
© Aug. 12; 1c. Aug. 13; K 667.
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 21; K 896.
© Aug. 29; 1 c. Aug. 27; K 1857.
© Sept. 5; 1 ce. Sept. 7; K 1707.
© Sept. 12; 1 c. Sept. 17; K 2070.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 23; K 2146.
K |
Gold embroidered chiffon gown,— |
30140
New YorK HerAtp co.—Continued.
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 28; K 2503.
© Oct. 3; 1 ¢. Oct. 5; K 2775.
© Oct. 10; 1 e. Oct. 11; K 2892.
© Oct. 17; 1 ec. Oct. 18; K 3058.
© Oct. 24; 1 e. Oct. 25; K 3396.
© Oct. 31; 1 @ Nov. 2; E3718.
© Nov. 7; 1 ec. Nov. 9; K 3948.
© Nov. 14; 1 ¢. Nov. 15; KX 4190.
Mother Goose up in the air. Aug.
22, 1909. © Aug. 22, 1909; 1 c. Aug.
21, 1909; K 908.
— Oct. 3, 1909. © Oct. 8, 1909;
bk, .@yQets5, 1909 : K. 277s.
Oct. 24, 1909. © Oct. 24, 1909;
| 1 ce. Oct. 25, 1909; K 3406.
Musk ox of Jones Sound. © Oct. 7,
1909; 1 «@ Oct. 9, 1909: K 2844.
New land. © Oct. 1, 1909; 1 ec. Oct.
4, 1909; K 2741.
On the Polar sea. © Oct. 3, 1909;
1. e. Oct. 5, 1909; K 2765.
Over the circumpolar ice. © Sept.
29, 1909; 1 ec. Oct. 1, 1909; K 2706.
Return to land. © Oct. 7, 1909; 1.
Oct. 9, 1909; K 2838.
Scene on deck of the Jeanie. ©
Sept. 27, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1909; K
2489.
Sled, which Mr. Whitney left at
Etah. © Sept. 29, 1909; 1 «@ Oct. 1,
1909; K 2704.
Snow house. © Sept. 29, 1909; 1c.
Oct. 1, 1909; K 2707.
camp, a troublesome pressure
anele, ©. Oet..1, 1900." ere.
1909; K 2742.
Terrors of the tiny tads [1909]:
© Oct. 24; 1c. Oct. 25; K 3398.
© Oct. 31; 1 ce. Nov. 2; K 3719.
© Nov. 7; 1c. Nov. 9; K 3941.
© Nov. 14; 1 c. Nov. 15; K 4191.
Typical arctic coast scene. © Sept.
27, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1909; K 2491.
Underground den. © Oct. 7, 1909;
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1909; K 2841.
Unique iceberg. © Sept. 27, 1909; 1
e. Sept. 28, 1909; K 2493.
Walruses in Jones Sound. © Oct. 7,
1909; 1 c. Oct. 9, 1909; K 2840.
New York TIMES co., New York, N. Y.
[30136-30140
Impressions of the passing show
[1909] :
© Aug. 15; 1c. Aug. 19; K 826.
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 25; K 1087.
483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30141
New York Times co.—Continued.
© Aug. 29; 1 ¢. Aug. 31; K 1427.
© Sept. 5; 1 c. Sept. 8; K 1700.
© Nov. 7; 1 ¢ Nov. 8; K 3816.
NEWMAN (ALMERON), Trinidad, Colo.
[30141-30149
Colorado Springs, Colo. M. W. of A.
Sanitarium, Colony A and B. © Oct.
1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1909; J 135548.
Taft (Pres.) at Gunnison tunnel
opening, Sept. 23, 1909. 1-4. © Oct.
1, 1909; 2 c. each Noy. 18, 1909; J
135544, 135545, 1385549, 135550.
at Pueblo, Colo. 1-4. © Oct.
1, 1909; 2 ec. each Noy. 18, 1909; J
185542, 185548, 135546, 1385547.
NICHOLAS (ELEANOR GLADSTONE), Rut-
land, Vt. [30150 |
Laurel wreath presented to Freder- |
ick A. Cook. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1909; J
135200.
NICHOLS (EDWARD), Cohasset, Mass.
(30151 |
Way to the North Pole.
Noy. 8, 1909; I 100.
i 1..¢.
NICHOLS-CLENDONON PHOTO CO., Coal- |
inga, Cal. [30152
Coalinga [Cal.] 1900 & 1909. ©
Nov. 11, 1909; 2 c«@ Nov.
134586.
NicoLt (Wm. T.), Wheeling, W. Va.
[80153-30160
Ohio River Dam No. 138:
Bear trap piers,—Construction,—
Filling lock through river wall,—
Needles in position, pool full,—One
bear trap down,—Sill and wicket sup-
ports from above,—Towards lock on
W. Va. shore,—Upper lock gate. ©
Nov. 3, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 5, 1909;
J 1384853—134860.
NIELSEN (P. J.), Wichita, Kans.
[80161-30162
Wyandotte, Okla. Hubbard cave:
Devil’s leap,—Hubbard’s heights.
© Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 18,
1909; J 184976, 134977.
Nix (Harry E.), Big Rapids, Mich.
[30163
Ferris (W. N.) © Nov. 2, 1909; 2.
Noy. 8, 1909: J 134455.
NokTH AMERICAN CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[30164-30175
Cut-out picture puzzle [1909]:
© Oct. 24; 2c Oct. 25; K 3325.
© Oct. 31; 2 c. Oct. 30; K 3491.
© Nov. 7; 2c Nov. 8; K 4181.
484
pt. Iv, 0. S., v.4
| NorkTtTH AMERICAN cCO.—Continued.
|
© Nov. 14; 2 ec. Nov. 15; K 4174.
Little journeys of Nip and Tuck
[1909] :
© Oct. 24; 2 e. Oct. 25; K 3333.
© Oct. 31; 2 ce. Oct. 30; K 3493.
© Nov. 7; 2 ce. Nov. 8; K 4179.
© Nov. 14; 2 ec. Nov. 15; K 4175.
Turr’ble tales of Kaptin Kiddo
[1909] :
© Oct. 24; 2 ce. Oct. 25; K 3334.
© Oct. 31; 2 ce. Oct. 30; K 3492.
© Nov. 7; 2 ec. Nov. 8; K 4180.
© Nov. 14; 2 ec. Nov. 15; K 4172.
NORTH AMERICAN POST CARD CO., Kan-
sas City, Mo. [80176-30178
Oh you turkey. © Novy. 3, 1909;
| 2 ce Nov. 5, 1909; J 134290.
Perils of the African jungle. © Noy.
24, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1909; J 135207.
Potato harvest. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2 ec. Nov. 3, 1909; J 134291.
Norton (CHAs. W.), Waltham, Mass.
[80179
Pipe dreams. © Oct. 18, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 21, 1909; J 1384151.
| N 3 ; .* -
10, 1909; J NOTMAN PHOTO co., Boston, Mas
[30180
Papazian (Mrs. G. H.) as Goody
Rickley. © Dee. 2, 1909; 2 ce. Dec. 6,
1909; J 185585.
O'BRIEN (WM) & CHAMBERS (JOHN),
New York, N. Y. [30181
20th century coat, vest and sleeve
system. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1909; I 60.
OFFERTORY CALENDAR CO., Boston, Mass.
[30182
Offertory calendar. © Oct. 11, 1909 ;
2 e. Oct. 15, 1909; K 3785.
OLsoN (NriEts), Three Forks, Mont.
[80183, 30184
Missouri, source of. © Oct. 11,
1909; 2 e. Oct. 15, 1909; J 183153.
Three Forks, Mont. panorama. ©
Nov. 10, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 15, 1909; J
134759.
Otson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[80185-30242
Carrington, N. Dak.:
Congregational church, 720, 725,—
First national park, 713,—High school,
721, Kirkwood hotel, 726.—Main st.,
710, 724, 727,—N. P. depot, 712,—
N. P. ry. station, 715,—Public park
and court house, 716,—Public school,
719,—-Residence view, 718,—Street
a
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
Oxtson (W. O.)—Continued.
scene, 722. © Dec. 1, 1909; 2 c. each |
Dec. 2, 1909; J 1385382-135395.
Devils Lake, N. Dak.:
Cor. Kelly ave. & Fourth st. 702,
703,—_Few of the elevators, 707,—
Great northern passenger depot, 699,
701,—Locke & Gram block, 709,—Look-
ing east, Fourth st.
north, Kelly ave. 698, 700,—Looking
south, Kelly ave. 705.—Mann block,
708,—Mercy hospital, 695, 697,—Resi-
dence portion, 706,—Sevilla hotel,
696. © Dec. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
29, 1909; J 1385211-135225.
Fargo, N. Dak.:
Campus, N. D. A. C., 680-682,— |
Masonic temple, 606,—N. P. depot and
Waldorf square, 678,— Waldorf square,
679. © Dee. 1, 1909; 2 ce. each Nov.
29, 1909; J 185237-135242.
Velva, N. Dak.:
Birdseye view from South Hill,
736,—Birdseye view looking north,
740,—_Birdseye view looking south,
$15,—Foot-bridge to park, 730,—Look-
ing north, Mai st. 732,—Main st.,
looking north, 731, 739,—Main st.
west side, 733,—Mouse river, 734,—
Public school, 742,—Wagon bridge,
728. © Dee. 1, 1909; 2 c each Nov.
29, 1909; J 135226—-135236.
Wahpeton, N. Dak.:
Birdseye view,—Dakota Ave. east
from 6th St. 691,—Dakota Ave. west
from 2nd St. 692,—Dakota Ave. west
from 4th St. 685,—Richland County
fair, at the races,
County fair, Hill day, Sept. 24, 1909,
693, 694,—Richland County fair, J. J.
Hill delivering address, 687,—Rich-
land County fair, grounds, 683,—
Richland County fair, 2:17 pace, 689,—
Ringling bros. monument, 686,—
Threshing near Wahpeton, N. Dak.,
684. © Nov. 3, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 4,
1909; J 1384246—-134257.
Orton (CHAuNCEY M.), Wilkinsburg,
Pa. [30243
Santa’s yule tide bank. © Oct. 28,
1909 ; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1909; K 3747.
OSBORNE co., New York, N. Y.
[30244-30259
Bachelor of arts.—Birthday gift.
Champion.—Chrysanthemums, A & B.—
Dead shot.—Fair pedestrian.—Lady of
quality—Lavender gown.—Lunch for
two.—Modern mermaid. — Promenade
A & B.—Roughing it.—Skating girl.—
Under the parasol. © Nov. 12, 1909;
2 ce. each Noy. 15, 1909; K 4156-4171.
704,—Looking |
690,—Richland |
30279
OUTING PUB. Cco., New York, N. Y.
[80260-30265
Camp comfort.—Early morning
shot.—On the wind.—Rapids.—Steady,
boy, steady.—Unexpected strike.
Nov. 17, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 18, 1909;
K 4276-4281.
| Owens (R. B.), Goldendale, Wash.
[80266-80267
Glenwood, Wash. Bird creek dip-
ping vats. © Oct. 25, 1909; 2 ec. Nov.
1, 1909; J 134054.
Klickitat Indians’ graves. © Nov.
8, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 15, 1909; J 1384760.
PacH BROoS., New York, N. Y. [80268
Loeb (Wm.), jr., 91233. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2 ec. Nov. 12, 1909; J 134647.
Pack BROS., Washington, D. C. [380269
Tweedale (Alonzo). © Oct. 29,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1909; J 184562.
PARFITT (WM.), Goshen, Ind.
[80270-30272
Goshen, ind., corn market. © Oct.
30, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1909; J 134047.
—— First M. E. Church. © Nov.
22, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 24, 1909; J 135112.
— Rogers’ band park. © Nov. 18,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1909; J 1385023.
PARRETT (F. J.), New York, N. Y.
[80273-80274
Johnson (Jack) and James Jeffries,
1&2. © Oct. 29, 1909; 2 ¢c. each
Oct. 30, 1909; J 134490, 184491.
Parsons (CARL G.), Denver, Colo.
[380275
Alcove fancy. © Oct. 26, 1909; 2 c.
Oct. 30, 1909; J 134636.
PATTERSON-GIBBS co., Chicago, Il.
[80276
Supplement to cut book no. 4. ©
Nov. 3, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1909; K
3706.
PEARCE (JOSEPH N.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[30277
Stevenson and Torrey in Pennsylva-
nia vs. Columbia game. © Oct. 7,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1909; J 134030.
Peary ARCTIC CLUB, New York, N. Y.
[380278
Stars and stripes at the North Pole,
Apr. 6, 1909. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1909; J
134654.
Pretouze (Harry P.), Haddon Heights,
N. J. [30279
Surf on the Jersey coast. © Dec. 1,
1909; 2 ec. Noy. 23, 1909; J 135199.
485
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30280
pt. Iv, ns. v. 4
PELTON (HERBERT W.), Asheville, N. C. | Pope (B. F.), Washington, D. C.
[80280-30289
Balsam, N. C., Balsam hotel:
Mountain approach, — Mountain
drive,—Mountains from The Balsam
verandas,—Overlooking the Balsam
from the east,—Overlooking The Bal-
sam and the Balsam range,—Road to
Woodfin creek falls,;—Rugged trail,—
Spring house,—Typical view from The
Balsam,—Woodfin creek falls, near
The Balsam. © Nov. 25, 1909; 2 c.
each Nov. 24, 1909; J 185170-185179.
PHOTO CRAFT SHOP, San Francisco, Cal.
[30290
Welcome Portola. 1769. © Oct. 19,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 25,1909; J 184597.
PICTORIAL NEWS co., New York, N. Y.
[30291-80301
Jeffries (James J.) 1-11. © Nov.
i t909 > 2 ce: each Nova, 1909 =
1384545-134555.
PIERCE Dorchester,
Mass. [380302
Sheep. © Nov. 4, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 8,
1909; J 184456.
(WALTER L.),
PILLING (GEORGE P.) & SON Co., Phil-
adelphia, Pa. [30303-80308
Sectional view of fowl:
Caponizing canula in position,—
Clipping forceps,—Male fowl,—Open
end forceps,—Testicle ready for re-
moval,—Twisting scoop in position.
© 1c. each Sept. 25, 1909; I 52-57.
PLAMONDON (I. J.), Dubuque, Iowa.
[380309
Buffalo viewing civilization. © Oct.
12,1909; 2 ce. Oct. 15, 1909; K 3029.
PLYMPTON (H. E.), Le Beau, S. Dak.
[30310-80321
Boat load of cattle—Diamond A
cowboys in repose.—Unloading cattle.
© Sept. 7, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 11,
1909; J 184165, 184172, 134178.
Le Beau, S. Dak.:
Circus day,—Main st. © Sept. 7,
1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 11, 1909; J 134166,
1384167.
Reservation series:
Bear creek,—Bunch of Indian
horses,—Cornfield,—Their first look
into a camera,—Thunder Butte trail,—
Virgin creek bridge,—White horse
bridge. © Sept. 7, 1909: 2 c. each
Oct. 11, 1909; J.184168-134171, 134174—
134176.
486
[80322
Carson (Perry H.) great commoner.
© Nov. 27, 1909; 2 c. Noy. 29, 1909; J
135260.
PorE (JOHN New York,
Nao. [30323-30350
Rector’s building, N. Y.:
Basement plan,—Broadway eleva-
tion,—Floor plan,—Main floor plan,—
Second floor plan. © 1. each Nov. 9,
1909; I 94-98.
RUSSELL),
Broadway elevation. © 1 «.
Noy. 18, 1909; I 99.
Diagram of wall sections,—
East elevation, A & B,—Elevation from
restaurant,—Hlevation in bed-rooms,— —
Elevation of exterior walls,—Elevation —
of sides of bathrooms,—Hlevation of —
twelve story scheme facade,—Hleva-
tion opposite fire place,—Entrance —
hall—Main floor plan,—Mezzanine
floor plan,—North elevation,—North
elevation interior of restaurant,—Of-
fice and entrance hall,—Plan of ceil-
ing,—South elevation, A & B,—Sub-
basement plan, A .& B,—Top floor
plan,—West elevation. © 1 c¢. each —
Nov. 18, 1909; I 103-124.
Portrer (S. 8.), Salt Lake City, Utah.
[30351-30354
Contentment; by T. H. Van Sluys.
In port; by F. Arnold.
Low tide; by F. Arnold.
Maytime; by Carl F. Weber.
© Dec. 1, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 1,
1909; H 195-198.
PoRTOLA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, San >
Francisco, Cal. [80355-30358 —
Fort Point and Golden Gate.—Golden
Gate at sunset.—Golden Gate, evening
view.—New Cliff house at night. ©
Oct. 4, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909; K
3830-3883.
Post (J. E. Howarp), Baltimore, Md.
[803859
Historical monuments, 1. © Noy.
22, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 28, 1909; J 135081.
Post PUBLISHING Co., Boston, Mass.
[80860
Sunday post North Pole game.
Sept. 26, 1909; 1 c. Sept. 28, 1909; K
3708. |
PottHast (H.), New York, N. Y.
[80361
Old, old story. © Sept. 21, 1909;
2c. Oct. 4, 1909; H 1385.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
PRIESTMAN Philadelphia,
Pa. [80862
General layout a8 Sewage disposal
plant. ©1c. Oct. 22, 1909; I 73.
PROCTOR ‘sme P.), South Lyndeboro,
N. [80863-80364
From ci. to consumer. A,B.
© Nov. 3, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 5, 1909;
J 1384819, 134820.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [80865-30371
Jesus entering Jerusalem. © Oct.
30, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1909; K 3626.
Laborers in the vineyard. © Oct.
30, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1909; K 3627.
Review. © Oct. 30, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
1, 1909; K 3625.
Some laws of the kingdom. © July
17, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; K 3749.
Two parables of judgment. © Oct.
30, 1909; 2 ce. Noy. 1, 1909; K 3624.
Warning and invitation, A& B. ©
—; 2 c. each Sept. 15, 1909; K 1875,
(ALBERT),
1876.
PutnaM (HEH. D.), Antrim, N. H.
[80372-80377
C 4, R 3-R. 7. © Nov. 2, 1909; 2c.
each Noy. 8, 1909; J 134457-134462.
RAMSEY (J. F.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[30378
Tip from Taft—smile. © Oct. 14,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1909; J 1384642.
RANKIN (DONALD), Scranton, Pa.
[380379
Lafayette college campus and Par-
dee hall. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 5,
1809; J 134298.
Rav (CHARLES H.), Mason City, Iowa.
[30380, 30381.
Mason (City, Ia. Letts-Spencer co.
wholesale. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
5, 1909; J 184873.
Squirrel on limb of tree. © Oct. 27,
1909: 2 ec. Oct. 29, 1909; J 1384568.
Rav (Wm. H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[80382-30383
Salt Lake City, [Utah]:
Mormon tabernacle,—Mormon tem-
ple. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
2, 1909; J 184159, 134160.
RauscHe (HeERMAN), Jefferson Bar-
racks, Mo. [30384
Knights and ladies of honor. ©
Merees, 1909; 2 cc. Oct. 15, 1909; J
134011.
30409
RAvELY (W. B.), Edgeley, N. Dak.
[803885
Dedication of Whitestone Hill bat-
tlefield monument. © Oct. 16, 1909;
2c. Oct. 19, 1909; J 184152.
. S.), White Salmon, Wash.
[30386
Forbidden fruit. © Oct. 30, 1909;
2c. Oct. 28, 1909; J 134648.
REICH (JACQUES), New York, N. Y.
[80387
Meredith (George). © Nov. 19,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 19, 1909; K 4282.
REYNOLDS (ARTHUR L.), Canastota,
No ¥. [30888
Canastota, N. Y. New first M. E.
church. © Nov. 7, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 19,
1909): K-4S1s:
Rice (F. Gorpon), Fort Wood, N. Y.
[380389
Ont ec:
REEVES (C
Liberty’s (Miss) ovation.
Noy. 16, 1909; J 184825.
RicuH (JoHN L.), Hobart, N. Y.
[30390
First Americans. © Nov. 20, 1909;
2c. Dec. 1, 1909; J 135323.
RicHE (P.), New York, N. Y.
[30391-30399
Ask me no questions. © Sept. 23,
1909; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1909; K 3039.
Dear mother says. © Oct. 28, 1909;
2 e. Nov. 1, 1909; K 3619.
Gee, I wish I had a girl. © Oct. 28,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1909; K 3620.
Good wishes for a happy birthday.
© Oct. 11, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1909; Kk
2957.
In the pig’s eye. © Sept. 23, 1909;
2 c. Sept. 24, 1909; K 2748.
Reflections of the night before. ©
Oct. 28, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1909; K
3617.
Somebody is under the bed. © Oct.
28, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1909; K 3616.
Up against it. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c.
Nov. 1, 1909; K 3618.
With best birthday wishes. © Oct.
11, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 13, 1909; K 2960.
Ricuey (CHARLES G.), Columbus, Ohio.
[30400-30409
Am not at all busy.—Darn it.—How
would you like to have a date with »
peach.—If you don’t write or send w
post card, there’ll be a kick coming.——
Why the milk soured. © Nov. 5, 1909 >
Zre, Oct. 25, 1900: F 134764134768.
487
20287—10——3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30410
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv. 4
Ricury (CHARLES G.)—Continued.
Able to sit up.—Best place I’ve found
yet.—I certainly am stuck on this
place.—I’d like to.—No trespassing. ©
Nov. 5, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 25, 1909;
K 3779-3783.
Riper (H. O.), Auburndale, Mass.
[30410
Little sweetheart. © Nov. 27, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 29, 1909; J 185722.
Rincier (F. A.) co., New York, N. Y.
[30411
Twenty-six presidents of the United
States. © Nov. 2, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 5,
1909; K 4811.
Risk (DAVE), Liberty, Mo. [30412
Parade. © Nov. 29, 1909; 2 c. Dee.
1, 1909; K 4527.
Ritter (A. G.), Milwaukee, Wis.
[304138
Milwaukee, Wis. Concrete stairs,
Lake park. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
10, 1909; K 3998.
Roperts (CHARLES E.), Denver, Colo.
[30414
Roberts’ (Prof. C. EH.) troupe of
trained rats, cats and dog. © Nov. 6,
1909; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1909; K 3846.
Ropserts & SCHAEFER Co., Chicago, Ill.
[30415-30417
Elevations of 80 ton Luhrig wash-
er.—Sections 300 ton Holmen coaling
station.—Steel tipple. © 1c. each Nov.
8, 1909; I 91-93.
ROBINSON (JOHN
PYG:
H.), Washington,
[30418-30419
Nantucket, Mass. Great Point light
station :
From the south,—From the south-
east. © Nov. 12, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
18, 1909; J 1384663-134664.
ROBINSON (JOSHUA D.), Boston, Mass.
[380420
Silver king. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 «.
Oct. 16, 1909; J 134008.
ROCHESTER PHOTO. PRESS, Rochester,
i i 2 [80421-30460
[Girls with flowers, etc.] 102, 103,
127, 141, 143,.144, 155, 160, , 161,..167,
169, 170, 174-176, 184, 186, 187, 197,
198, 200; "201, 203-206." 210-212, “216,
219, (225; 221, 29 cot, 201, 262, 266
267. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 18,
1909 J Vaid 134 1A,
450. © -Oct. 1,.1809;,.2\c. Nov..8,
1909; J 134564.
‘Merry Christmas, 1-11.
Roosa (A. J.) & ALLEN (EH. H.), Los
Angeles, Cal. [30461
Advertising wheel. © Nov. 24, 1909;
2c. Dec. 8, 1909; K 4600.
Rose (R. H.) & son, Princeton, N. J.
[80462
Princeton, N. J. Freshman flour
picture. © Oct. 23, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 23,
1909; J 184225.
RotToGRAPH co., New York, N. Y.
[80463-30492
Birthday greetings, 1-3.—Christmas
greetings, 1-7.—Happy birthday, 1-3.—
© Sept. 21,
1909; 2 c. each Sept. 27, 1909-50
134076-134105.
Ruece (JOHN J.), Clifton, N. J.
[30493
Lavaine, A. B. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2.
each Nov. 1, 1909; K 4128, 4129.
Ruee (FRANK A.), Medford, Mass.
30494-80508
Across the meadows at Intervale.—
Birch drive in Intervale.—Bluets and
apple blossoms.—Crystal cascade.—
Coming home.—Doublehead Moun-
tain.—Fairview bridge.—Green Moun-
tain stream.—Hemlock Hill.—Island
Pond road.—Mt. Washington from
Black Mt.—Mt. Washington from Dun-
dee drive.—Stepping stones.—Twin
spruces and Mt. Washington.—Ver-
mont road. © Nov. 29, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
5, 1909; J 134297, 184807—-134820.
RYAN (WINIFRED C.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[80509
Mater dolorosa; by Correggio. ©
Oct. 30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1909; H 199.
St. GrorGE (FRANK), Meriden, Conn.
[80510
Meriden, Conn., New post office. ©
Oct. 12,. 1909; 2 c«. Nove 5S; 49032 ie
37238.
SANDAHL (GusTAF), Colorado Springs,
Colo. [80511
Baby burro. © Nov. 25, 1909; 2 ¢.
Novy. 29, 1909; J 135261.
SANDERS ENGRAVING Co., St. Louis, Mo.
[30512
Sanders advertising electros. ©
Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1909; K 3623.
SANDFORD CARD Co., Dansville, N. Y. :
[80513-30529 ©
Appreciation.—Best wishes by the
bushel.—Counting our mercies.—Dere
Santa.—Hach leaf.—Happy New Year
greeting.—Here’s hoping.—Highlands ~
488
y MISCELLANEOUS
‘nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
,
SANDFORD CARD co.—Continued.
-(The).—I wish those children would
CLASSES, H TO K
hurry to bed.—I wonder if these child- |
ren have been good.—Make happiness
your habit—O! hurry.—One thing.—
Strew the board with holly red.—
‘Thanksgiving, A & B.—Though long
tiles lie between us. © Oct. 10, 1909;
2 c. each Nov. 1, 1909; K 3589-3605.
Savace (F. W.), Boston, Mass. [30530
_ Excluders for boots and socks. ©
‘Noy. 1, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1909; K 3799.
ScCHLECHTEN (A.), Bozeman, Mont.
[30531-30539
_ Lone Mountain, Mont., el. 11194 ft.
‘© Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 26,
1909 ; J 134565, 13457
Montana:
Bear hunting,—Castle
Jatin Valley oat field—Montana. ©
Oct. 28, 1909; 2 ec. each Oct. 26, 1909;
J 134566—-134569, 134571.
Sphynx Mountain, Mont., el. 10840
ft. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 26,
1909; J 134572, 134573.
ScuHtoss (Jacogp), New York, N. Y.
. [30540-80542
= Snake charmer, 1-3. © Nov. 1,
muvee; 2 e€. each Nov. 10, 1909; J
(134587-134589.
ScumMipt (JosepH), Yellowstone Park,
Wyo.
Elk in the snow.—Freak elk.—King
of the herd.—Mountain sheep. © Nov.
oaioe0u: 2 €. each Dec. 1, 1909: J
135314135317.
SCHNEIDER (F. A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[71 prints. ] [30547-30617
, tle miners.—Look
30627
SCHNEIDER (F. A.)—Continued.
tinel (The).—Shall we send it home.—
Stunning pair. — Success. — Sweet
home.—Telephone directory.—Turn of
road.—We serve you right.—When the
king sleeps. © Nov. 15, 1909; 2 «.
each Noy. 9, 1909; K 3948-3996. —
Always lead.—Balky horse.—Ber-
nier.—Burning the mortgage.—Ce-
cilia.—Coquette.—Daddy’s breakfast.—
Going to market.—Inside informa-
tion.—Lincoln, the rail splitter.—Lit-
over.—Now I lay
me.—Old mill.—On the farm.—Re-
| eruiting in 1812.—Reliable.—Selected
_ Stock.—Two dears.—Your opportunity.
| © Nov. 23, 1909;
[30543-30546 |
Find the sandman.—Humpty Dumpty |
twins. © Oct. 23, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 27,
1909; K 3924, 3925.
Absolutely pure—As the twig is
bent.—At your service.—Belle of ’76.—
Big cut.—Bubbles.—Cant be beat.—
‘Convincing point, 1200.—Convincing
‘point, 1250. — Curiosity. — Daisy. —
‘Daughter of the regiment.—Fish
‘tale-—For your protection.—Friendly |
greeting.—Full measure.—Good luck.—
-Greetings.—Helping daddy.—Hits the
“mark.—In clover.—Just a dear.—Little
Sunshine —Look
‘Noonday rest.— Of interest. — On
“guard. —Paying his toll.—Personal at-
‘tention.— Phone order.— Post no
bills—Prize winner.—Prompt _ serv-
fice—Pure and _ sweet.—Refreshing
bath. — Reveries. — Rosalie. — Safe
home. —Satisfaction guaranteed.—Sen-
i= ar “son
over.—Moonlight.— |
2 ce. each Nov. 22,
1909; K 4341-4360.
| SCHUETTE (EDWIN), Manitowoc, Wis.
{ rock on |
Gallatin River,—Galatin River,—Gal- |
[30618
@ ive
Recording compass chart.
Sept. 9, 1909; I 49.
ScoBIE (FRANK), Sleepy Eye, Minn.
[30619-30620
Sleepy Eye Lake, Minn. © Nov. 24,
1909; 2 ce. Nov. 26, 1909; J 135141.
Stony Psint. © Nov. 24, 1909;
2, ec. Nov: 26,.1909: J-135140.
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES)
York] Ni Y..
Stevenson (Robert Louis).
6, 1909; 2 ec. Nov.
New
[30621
© Nov.
8, 1909; K 3829.
SONS,
SHACKAWITS (L. S.), Houston, Tex.
[30622
Winning hand sale. © Nov. 6, 1909;
2 ec Nov. 9, 1909; K 3920.
SHEAHAN (Maurice T.), Brookline,
Mass. [30623
Mother and child. © Sept. 14, 1909;
| 2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; K 1877.
| SHERMAN (L. D.), Andover, Mass.
[30624
Lawrence, [Mass.] © Nov. 22,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 23, 1909; J 135080.
Suivers (IRMA KaTE), New York,
je # [30625
Alphabet of nos. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2
ce. Oct. 30, 1909; K 3489.
SHNABLE (EMILE R.) & QUINN (JOHN
B.), Chicago, Ill. [30626
Revolving excavator derrick. ©1e.
Oct. 14, 1909; I 64.
SHuter (Mrs. FraANK J.), Buffalo,
MX. [30627
Ring out ye bells. © Nov. 10, 1909;
2 ec. Nov. 3, 1909; K 3725.
9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30628
pt. IV; 1 8.,7¥e 4
SIMMER (ALFRED G.), Nome, Alaska. | SmitH (OrTIs), Cloquet Minn.
[30628
Nome, Alaska:
Top of wireless tower showing
antenne. U. S. wireless station. ©
Aug. 23, 1909; 2 c. Sept. 15, 1909; J
1384163.
Simon (HERMAN), Easton, Pa.
[80629-80630
Bounteous harvest.—Tyrolean maid.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909;
K 38814, 3815.
SKoLas (JULIA), Cripple Creek, Colo.
[30631-30632
Gee, it’s hot.—Sylvanite, by gosh!
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ec each Nov. 15,
1909; J 1847380, 134781.
SLADE (GEo. F.) gR., Chelsea, Mass.
[30633-30638
Jackson, [N. H.]:
From Thorn “Hill, 779,— Street
scene, 777, 778,—Wild Cat River and
Moat Mt., 780. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 e«.
each Nov. 8, 1909; J 184476-134479.
Mount Washington from Thorn Hill
Road; 781. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
8, 1909; J 184475.
Thorn Mt. from Jackson, [N. H.];
776. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢« Nov. 8,
1909; J 134474.
SLEICHER (JOHN A.) pres., New York,
Nie [380639
Little Johnny and the taffy ’possum.
© Oct. 30, 1909; 2 c Oct. 29, 1909; K
8460.
SLOAN (HARL §.), Boston, Mass.
[30640-30641
Edith.—John. © Noy. 10, 1909; 2c.
each Nov. 12, 1909; K 4048, 4044.
SmitH (J. R.) LAND co., Beach, N.
Dak. [80642-30650
Breaking and seeding, A, B. © Nov.
5, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 29, 1909; J
135271, 1385272.
Harvesting, A, B. © Sept. 15, 1909;
2 -@. each Novy. 29, 1909: 2. Asac(s.
135274.
Nov. 29, 1909 ; J 135275, 135276,
Marketing, A. © Sept. 15, 1909; 2c.
Noy. 29, 1909; J 135277.
— B. © Nov. 5, 1909; 2 @ Nov.
29, 1909; J 1385278.
Threshing. © Nov. 5, 1909; 2 e.
Nov. 29, 1909; J 185279.
AO()
[30651-30654
Floodwood, Minn., river and bridge.
© Nov. 15, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 26, 1909; J
IS516T:
Hibbing, Minn., Episcopal church. ©
Nov. 15, 1909; 2 @. Noy. 26, 1908: 2
1385166.
Indians, group of. © Nov. 15, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 26, 1909; J 1385168.
Rock Island, St. Louis River. )
Nov. 15, 1909; 2 « Nov. 26, 1909: #
135165.
SMITH’S STUDIO, San Antonio, Tex.
[80655-30656
San Antonio, Tex., President Taft
addressing citizens. © Oct. 17, 1909;
2c. Oct. 22, 1909; J 1384298.
President Taft leaving St. An-
thony hotel. © Oct. 17, 1909; 2 c. Oct.
22, 1909; J 1384299.
SPARRELL PRINT, Boston, Mass. [15
prints. ] [80657-80671
Discovered. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2 ec. Oct.
145 1909 5.4K 2Ser
Bum (The). — Grafter (The). —
Grouch (The).—I love my tub but, Oh
you ocean.—I love my wife but no
more kids.—Mary had a little goat.—
Oh, splash.—Spendthrift—There’s a
reason.—There’s something fishy about
this.—Warm, isn’t it—Well what next
I wonder.—What tell will I do with
it— Will drop in. © Nov. 2, 1909; 2 ec.
each Nov. 4, 1909; K 3759-8772.
SPOONER & WELLS, New York,
Naik: [80672-80698
Candler’s (Asa T.) Pope Toledo car
(Merry Widow) on fire at Atlanta race
track. [183 views.] 57866-57872, 57874,
57979, 57986, 57990, 57991, 57998. ©
Nov. 15, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 30, 1909;
J 185287-185299.
—— © Nov. 17, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 185
1909; J 134963.
Cobb (Ty). 57525, 57527, 57528,
57530-57536, 57540. © Nov. 4, 1909;
2 ec. each Nov. 17, 1909; J 184911-—
134921.
Composite picture of world-famous
automobile drivers, 35208, 35209.
Dec. 7, 1909; 2 c. each Dee. 9, 1909 ;,
J 135Ts0, 135737.
STAR HAIR SUPPORTER CO., New eg
a [8069
Star hair supporter. © Oct. 3, 1909;
2 c. Oct. 7, 1909; K 3784. |
INC.,
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
STEBBINS
c Mass. [80700-80728
' Delaware (U. S. S.), 19829-19836.
¢ en ze, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 28,
1909; J 133865-133872
—— 19823-19826. © Oct. 30, 1909;
2c. each Noy. 1, 1909; J 134048-134051.
North Dakota (U. - S.) 19840-
19848. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2 ¢. each Noy.
13, 1909; J 134666134674.
' Preston (U. S. S.) 19870, 19871,
19874-19879. © Nov. 13, 1909: 2 «.
each Noy. 17, 1909; J 134937-134944,
STEREO TRAVEL Co., New York, N. Y.
[80729
_ Great driver taking a great drink.
© Noy. 30, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1909; J
135399.
TILES (CHARLES L.), Columbus, Ohio.
(NATHANIEL L.),
Ideal buif Wyandotte.—Ideal Co-
lumbian Wyandotte.—Ideal rose comb
srown lLeghorns.—Ideal rose comb
Rhode Island reds.—Ideal rose comb
ee Leghorns.—Ideal 8S. C. buff Or-
pington.—Ideal S. C. Rhode Island
Teds. © Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Oct.
1909; K 3821-8827.
5: barred Plymouth Rock.—Ideal
R. C. Rhode Island red.—lIdeal S. C.
Dlack Minorca.—Ideal S. C. brown
shorn.—Ideal §S. C. buff Orping-
ton.—Ideal 8. ©. Rhode Island red.—
deal S. C. white Leghorn.—Ideal sil-
ver Wyandotte.—Ideal white Plymouth
Rock. — Ideal white Wyandotte. ©
Noy. 11, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 12, 1909;
K 4045-4054.
pearson (J. E.), Cheyenne, Wyo.
7 [80747-30763
_ Frontier day scenes:
Archbishop, 2823,
aking up Dudley Stevenson, 2809,—
siscuit Kid riding a bucking bronco,
2820,—_Bulldogging a _ steer, 2828,—
Carter riding Brimstone, 2818, —Cham-
ion woman bronco buster of the world
riding Red Bird, 2831,—Cowpunchers
in riding attire, 2829—Danks (Clay-
d eCarty (E.) riding Silver City,
nN ¢
,»—Preparing for a wild horse race,
2902,—St. Clair (Mrs.) riding Red
Sandy, 2830,—Scoville (Sam) riding
Senator Warren, 2824,—Scrapin’ Johnie
being saddled, 2833,—Scrapin’ Johnie
in action, 2817,—Stanley (Dick) rid-
ing High Tower, 2826. © Oct. 30,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909; J 1384527-
1345438.
Boston,
— Archbishop |
ton) riding Steamboat, 2821,—Draw- : oe
ing for final in bucking contest, 2827,— | ee
CLASSES,
| 1909; 2
[30730-30746 |
tO ‘5
380792
Stokes (FRANK WivBertT), New York,
N. Y [30764-30768
Cape York, north Greenland, Sum-
mer camp.—Deer hunt, Greenland.—
Hunting the narwhal, Greenland.—
Walrus hunt, north Greenland.—
Winter twilight in Greenland. © 1.
Nov. 4, 1909; J 134241-134245.
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co., New York,
Ia [30769-80783
Challenging eyes; by A. G. Learned.
© Oct. 29, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1909; H
185.
Confessions of love; by George A.
Williams. © Oct. 29, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct.
30, 1909; H 187.
Dish of peaches; by W. Y. Cluff. ©
Oct. 29, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 80, 1909; H 186.
For you; by John Rae. © Oct. 29,
e. Oct. 30, 1909; H 184.
Glory to Tristan; by George A. Wil-
liams. © Oct. 29, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 30,
1909; H 190.
Hello! Marriage bureau; by Will
‘Grefé. © Sept. 30, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 1,
1909; H 160.
Invocation to night; by George A.
Williams. © Oci. 29, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 30,
1909.< (EE I8See"%
Love death; by George A. Williams.
© Oct. 29, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1909; H
192.
Love philtre; by George A. Williams.
© Oct. 29, 1909; 2 c Oct. 30, 1909; H
189.
Magic casket; by George A. Wil-
liams. © Oct. 29, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 30,
1909; H 198.
by Will Grefé. ©
Magic circle;
| Sept. 30, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 1, 1909; H 163.
Match; by Will Grefé. © Sept. 30,
1909 ; 2 ce. Oct. 1, 1909 ; H 161.
Securely hooked. © Sept. 30, 1909;
2,e,-QOet.;1, 1909; A 162.
Solitude; by George A. Williams.
© Oct. 29, 1909; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1909; H
191.
To you; by F. Toussaint. © Noy. 11,
12, 1909; H 228.
Stone (Cuas F.) co., Atlanta, Ga.
[30784-30790
Atlanta, [Ga.] speedway. 1—5.—Old-
field, in Benz. ault. © Oct. 29,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 1, 1909; J 134741-—
134747.
STONE (CHAS. J.) co., Chicago, Ill.
[30791-30792
Sartorial world engravings, A, B. ©
Oct. 28, 1909; 2 c. each Oct. 25, 1909;
K 4126, 4127.
491
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30793
Stone (J. G.), Warrensburg, Mo.
[30793
Sylvia—operetta. © Dec. 2, 1909;
2 ec. Dec. 6, 1909; J 135608.
Stone (Roya B.), Lanark, Il.
[30794-30796
Lanark, Ill. Canning factory. ©
Nov. 9, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1809; J
134606.
Ladies public rest.—Ladies pub-
lic toilet. © Dec. 7, 1909; 2 c. each
Dec. 9, 1909; J 185728, 1385724.
STRAUSS (FRANK V.) & Co., New York,
INS oY: [80797-80799
Program girl. © Oct. 11, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 15, 1909; K 38016.
as Juliette. ©. Nev. 4; 1909;
2c. Nov. 4, 1909; K 3750.
in Geisha costume. © Nov. 8,
1909 ; 2 ce. Nov. 11, 1909; K 4025.
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [80800-80817
[Posters] N; Y. 1302, Ney 2 )15hen:
Ne ¥.18166,.N. Yo 03201. NN. S207,
© Oct. 27, 1909; 2 e. Oct. 29, 1909; K
3684-3686, 3690-3691. _
Ne ¥> 15160" Nv. 23208" ON ay
13209. © Nov. 6, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
11, 1909; K 4030-4082.
——N. Y. 13168, N. Y. 18198, N. Y.
1225. N, Ye, 13239. <(C Noy.24, 1909-
2c. each Nov. 26, 1909; K 4447-4450.
IN. Y.., JOhoO. NL. Yl 206. seer
13238, N. Y. 18241. © Nov. 29, 1909;
2c. each Dec. 1, 1909; K 4523-4526.
N.Y: d3256; NN. M5 182685 Nay:
18264. © Dec. 2, 1909; 2 c. each Dee.
4, 1909; K 4625-4627.
STUDENTS’ AGENCY, Troy, N. Y.
[80818-80821
Rensselaer Polytechnic institute,
class of 1910. © Dec. 2, 1909; 2 «.
Dec. 2, 1909; J 135380.
Freshman class. Junior class.
© Dee. 8, 1909; 2 c. each Dec. 7, 1909;
J 135609, 1385610.
—— Sophomore class. © Nov. 26,
1909; 2 ¢. Nov. 24, 1909; J 185611.
SwartHavutT (L. F.), Chicago, Il.
[80822
Dragon Empire. © Sept. 1, 1909; 2
ce. Sept. 9, 1909; K 3019.
TANGEN (Ep.), Boulder, Colo. [30823
Sunday (Billy). © Oct. 16, 1909; 2
e. Oct. 19, 1909; J 134162.
492
1909; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1909; H 245.
pt. Iv, Dn. 8., Vv. 4
TATE (S. W.), Elberton, Ga. %
[80824-80825
Tate (Wynn), 8 years old:
Diving into 15 feet of water,—
Floating without moving hand or foot.
© Aug. 29, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 1,
1909; J 184009, 1384010.
TEMPLETON (M. A.), Chicago, Ill.
[80826-30827
Color-bearer; by Arthur Davenport.
© Nov. 12, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1909;%
Ee 229:
Home; by Marion Reed. © Nov. 27,
Terry (A. N.), Stoneham, Mass.
[30828-80831 —
Middlesex Falls:
Cat-tails,—Lawrence observatory -
in distance. © Oct. 11, 1909; 2 @)
each Nov. 3, 1909; J 1384200, 134202.
Spot Pond from Bear Hill. © Oct.
11, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1909; J 134201.
—— North Shore. © July 20, 1909;
2c. Nov. 3, 1909; J 184208.
THOMAS (WILLIAM HANNIBAL), Ever-
ett, Mass. [80832
Brown (John) kissing a negro child
on his way to execution. © Oct. 16,
1909; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1909; K 3734.
THOMPSON (C. H.), Claremont, N. H.)
[30833
There goes the flyer that’s seldom
late, ete. © Nov. 5, 1909; 2 ¢. Oct. 29,
1909: K 4119.
Tuompson (HH. S.), Benton Harbor,
Mich. [30834-80839
Dahlia, nos. 107, 111, & 251. © Oct.
5, 1909; 2 c. each Sept. 21, 1909; K
3776-3778.
— nos. 121 & 285. © Oct. 5, 1909%
2c. each Oct. 25, 1909; K 37738, 3774.
Park hybrid bulbs. © Oct. 5, 1909;
2c. Sept. 21, 1909; K 37%.
THOMPSON (PAUL), New York, N. Y.
[80840-80841
Half-moon completely rigged with
Dutch sailors in the costume of 3007
years ago. © Sept. 23, 1909; 2 c. Oc
11, 1909; J 183013.
Sheldon (George P.) and E. C. Con-
verse. © Dec. 9, 1909; 2 c. Dec. 10,
1909; J 185754.
TILTON (Epwarp I..), New York, N. YW
[80842
Dover, Del., State house with addi
tion. © i1/e. Sept. 27, 1909; I Gay
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
Toms (FRANCES H.), Bellport, N. Y.
[80843
Comrades. © 1 c. Oct. 28, 1909; J
133863.
Tooth (ARTHUR) & SONS, New York,
:, ae ot [80844-80845
Lady of Shalott; by Holman Hunt
and J. D. Miller. © Nov. 2, 1909; 2
ce. Nov. 4, 1909; H 220.
Viking’s daughter; by Herbert Dick-
see. © Oct. 20, 1909; 2 c. Aug. 21,
1909; H 173.
TOWNSEND (Atva C.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[30846
Rah! Rah! Rah! © Nov. 22, 1909;
2 e. Noy. 29, 1909; J 135283.
TOWNSEND (CHAs. A.), Belfast, Me.
[80847-30856
Fairfield, Me.:
Kennebee river,—Lawrence high
school, Park. © Dec. 4, 1909; 2 «.
each Dec. 7, 1909; J 135621—135628.
Orono, Me.:
Main st.,—St. Mary’s church. ©
Woy. 5, 1809; 2 ec. each Nov. 6, 1909;
J 134366, 134367 and © Nov. 10, 1909;
2 ¢ each Noy. 11, 1909; J 184628,
134629.
Waterville, Me.:
Elks’ block, Silver st.,—Elmwood
hotel, Main st..—Masonic temple and
I. O. O. F. block. © Nov. 2, 1909; 2c.
each Noy. 3, 1909; J 184193-134195.
TOWNSEND, TOWNSEND & co., New
fork N. Y. [B0857
Hommel monument. 7846. © Noy.
a, 1908; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1909; J 1384157.
TRAVIS (WILLIAM D. T.), Burlington,
N. J. [80858
March of mortality. © 1 ¢. Sept.
11, 1909; J 131508.
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Ill.
[80859-30866
Danny Dreamer [1909]:
© Oct. 24; 1 c. Nov. 5; K 3791.
Exciting adventures of Bill & Bud,
the bird boys [1909]:
© Sept. 12; 1c. Aug. 20; IX 882.
© Sept. 19; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 2526. |
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 30; K 2524.
© Oct. 10; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 3102.
© Oct. 17; 1 c. Oct. 29; K 3453.
i) Oct. 24; 1 c Nov. 5; K 3793.
Mama’s angel child [1909]:
© Oct. 24; 1 c Nov. 5; .K 3792.
CLASSES, H TO K
30902
TROWBRIDGE & NIVER Co., Chicago, Tl.
[80867-30878
Idaho Balls, Idaho, 1 & 2. © Nov.
3, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 11, 1909; J
134617, 1384618.
Arco, Idaho, 5, 10.—Big Lost River,
23.—Blackfoot, Idaho, 1.—Mackey,
Idaho, 11.—Nelson (W. P.) Wilmot
farm, Idaho Falls, Idaho, 2.—Nyssa,
Idaho orchard, 46.—Ontario, Oreg.,
3.—Shoshone Falls, [Snake River],
Idaho, 21.—Vale, Oreg., 283. © Nov.
8, 1909; 2 c« each Nov. 11, 1909; J
134610-1384616, 134619-134621.
TROWITZSCH & SOHN, Frankfurt a.
Oder, Germany. [80879-30881
Lasset die kindlein zu mir kommen;
von Schmid. © Nov. 19, 1909; 2 e.
Dec. 7, 1909; H 259.
Sehnsucht; by M. Nonnenbruch. ©
Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1909; H 169.
Tafelrunde Friedrichs II. im Sans-
sonei, 1750; von Adolph von Menzel.
© Nov. 19, 1909; 2 c. Dee. 7, 1909; H
260.
TuprrprerR (H. W.), Cambridge, Mass.
[380882
Harvard ’varsity foot-ball squad.
Individual players. © Oct. 16, 1909;
2 c. Oct. 15, 1909; J 134218.
TWEEDIE (A. T.), Croswell, Mich.
[30883
Automobiles of Croswell, [Mich.]
© Nov. 11, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1909; J
134627.
TYROLER (JAMES), New York, N. Y.
[30884
Washington (General) at the siege
| of Dorchester Heights, Mar. 5, 1776.
© Noy. 1, 1909; 2 e Nov. 10, 1909; J
134603.
Unricn (C. F.), New Haven, Conn.
[380885
Wild Bill and Calamity Jane. ©
Oct. 15, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1909; H
168.
UNDERHILL (IrRvING), New York, N. Y.
[80886-30888
New York, N. Y.:
Metropolitan life insurance bldg.
B 15551, G 48.— New theatre. © Nov.
12, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 18, 1909; J
134752-134754.
| UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
Noe [30889-30902
[Stereoscopic photographs] U-59352.
© Aug. 30, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; J
| 134238.
493
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30803
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOoD—Continued.
U-118181, U-118188. © Sept.
15, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 4. 1909; J
184231, 134234.
U_-117978. © Sept. 20, 1909;
2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; J 184237.
U-117983, U-117985. © Sept.
21, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 4, 1909; J
1384239, 134240.
U-118200. © Sept. 26, 1909; 2c.
Nov. 4, 1909; J 1384230.
U-118182, — U-118185, — U-
118187, — U-118188, — U-118192, — U-
118194,—U-118196. © Sept. 27, 1909;
2c. each Nov. 4, 1909; J 184227-1384229,
154232134238, 184235-134236.
UNITED
STATES LITHOGRAPH COo., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [30903-30948
Hanford (Charles B.) and Miss
Marie Drofnah in The American lord.
in The taming of the shrew.
© Nov. 3, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1909;
K 4001, 4002.
Pickle (Mr.) with cane and suit
ease. «© Oct. 1, 1909; 2 @ Och as
1909; J 133230.
[Posters] 12140. © July 27, 1909;
2c. Aug. 19, 1909; K 862.
12414. © Aug. 26, 1909* 2 e.
Nov. 18, 1909; K 4265.
12454" © Aus. 27.1909 Jee
Nov. 18, 1909; K 4262.
—— 12325-12327. © Sept. 7, 1909;
2c. each Nov. 10, 1909; K 4003, 4014,
4015.
12336. © Sept. 14, 1909; 2 c.
Nov. 10, 1909; K 4018.
12335. © Sept.
Nov. 10, 1909; K 4019.
—— 12438. © Sept.
Oct. 11, 1909; K 2851.
— 12262. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
26, 1909; K 4446.
12321... ©: Oct-16; 19097) Qe:
Nov. 26, 1909; K 4442,
12537, 12546. © Oct. 21, 1909;
2c. each Nov. 18, 1909; K 4261, 4272.
—— 12342 B, 12483 B. © Oct. 21,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 26, 1909; K 4438,
4441,
— 12558, 12559. © Oct. 23, 1909;
2c. each Nov. 18, 1909; K 4270, 4271.
——— 12549, 12550, 12573, 12602. ©
Oct. 25, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 10, 1909;
K 4004, 4006, 4012, 4018.
12601. © Oct. 26, 1909:.2 e.
Nov. 10, 1909; K 4010.
12449. © Oct. 80, 1909; 2 «.
Nov. 26, 1909; K 4487.
15, 1909; 2 e¢.
29, 1909; 2 e.
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co.—Cont’d.
12585, 12617, 12618. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 10, 1909; K 4005,
4008, 4009.
— 12574, 12575, 128384. © Nov. 3,
1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 10, 1909; K 4007,
4011, 4016.
—— 12586. © Nov. 4, 1909; 2 e¢.
Nov. 18, 1909; K 4267.
— 413. © Nov. 8, 1909; 2 ec. Nov.
10, 1909; K 4017.
— 12640, 12641. © Nov. 8, 1909;
2c. each Nov. 18, 1909; K 42638, 4273.
— 12588, 12577. © Nov. 11, 1909;
2c. each Nov. 18, 1909; K 4268, 4269.
12428. © Nov. 12, 1909; 2 e.
Nov. 18, 1909; K 4274. :
12644. © Nov. 12, 1909; 2 e«.
Nov. 26, 1909; K 4440.
— 411, 12610, 12655. © Nov. 17,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 18, 1909; K 4264,
4266, 4275.
12662, 126638. © Nov. 18, 1909;
2c. each Noy. 26, 1909; K 4443, 4444,
—— 412. © Nov. 20, 1909; 2 c Nov.
26, 1909; K 4445.
UNITED STATES POSTER CO., Washing-
ron, 1D. 0: [30949, 30950
Foot ball player. © Nov. 10, 1909;
2c. Nov. 8, 1909; K 38138.
Lincoln vs. Howard, Thanksgiving
day. © Nov. 19, 1909; 2 e. Nov. 20,
1909; K 4295.
VAN Der Grirt (C. H.), Sidney, Ohio.
[80951, 30952
Quatman (Rev.) lying in state, Holy
Angels church, Sidney, Ohio, A, B. ©
Noy. 238, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov.
1909; J 185629, 135630.
VAN OEFYEN (L.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[380953
Fans clamoring for cocoa-cola. ©
Noy. 1, 1909; 2 ¢@ Nov. a4, 2909-e
134641. .
VAUGHAN (Mrs. OLEA BULL), West
Lebanon, Me. [30954
Clay (Henry). © Nov. 8, 1909; 2c.
Noy. 11, 1909; J 184609.
24,
VREELAND (FREDK. K.), Montclair, N. J.
[30955-30957
Avalanche Basin from foot of lake.—
Crevasse in the Sperry glacier.—Sun-
rise on peaks, Avalanche Basin. ©
1 c. each Noy. 16, 1909; J 1384843-
134845.
494
_ Warp (J. W.), Connellsville, Pa.
30961 |
| 11, 1909; K 4024.
:
Oct. 15, 1909:
WALKER (W.
MISCELLANEOUS
nos. 48-52, Dee., 1909
WALKER (Henry C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[80958
Walker method of muscular move-
ment writing. © Sept. 1, 1909: 2 «.
K 3742.
S.), Brooksville, Me.
[80959
Lake trout and net. © Oct. 8, 1909:
mac. Noy. 3, 1909; J 134191.
| WALTERS (G. H.), Newark, N. J.
[80960
Lorenz (Julius). © Noy. 17, 1909:
2.6. Ney. 18, 1909; J 135181.
Connellsville, Pa. Second national
bank. © Nov. 30, 1909: 2 c. Dee. 6,
© 1909; J 135589.
- WARREN (LovISsE STREETER),
set, Mass. [80962-30967
Building the porch.—Little serving
conset home.—Old fireplace.—Old sit-
ting room. © Nov. 1, 1909: 2c. Aug.
31, 1909; J 134373—134378.
Way (W™M.), Richmond Hill, N. Y.
[80968
De Bragga (Joseph H.) © Oct. 25,
/1909; 2 e. Oct. 26, 1909; J 134215.
seein (FREDK. J.), Jamaica, N. Y.
[30969
Melaeehiin (Judge James). © Nov.
) 2, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1909; J 134821.
WeneR (CHAs. H.), Kiefer, Okla.
[30970-30974
_ Kiefer, Okla. 6, 7. © Oct. 12, 1909;
2 ec. Noy. 16, 1909; J 184841, 134842.
——9. © Nov. 7, 1909; 2c. Nov. 16,
1909; J 134838.
——Glenn oil field, 5. © Oct.
» 1909; 2 c. Noy. 16, 1909 : J 134839.
=e) Oct. 14, 1909; 2 ec.
9
—
| | Nov. 16, 1909; J 134840.
:
WEIPER (THEODORE), Lower Lake, Cal.
[80975
) Indian baby. © July 1, 1909; 2c.
Oct. 8, 1909; J 134161.
WEtcH (Cuas.), Beach, N. Dak.
CLASSES, H
| WEST COAST
| pah,
Siascon- |
_ maid.—My old dining room.—My Sias- |
| WHIPPLE (LEYLAND),
[30976-30980 |
Dise plow in operation. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2 c. Nov. 30, 1909; J 135270.
Harvesting, scenes 1-3. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2c. each Nov. 30, 1909; J 1385267—
135269.
Threshing in the west. © Nov. 20,
1909; 2 ec. Nov. 30, 1909; J 135304.
| 30, 1909; 2 ec. each Dec. 4,
TO K
31069
West (FRANK S.), Dennysville, Me.
[30981
Edmunds, Me. State seal tree group.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 38, 1909: J
134192.
ART CO., Los Angeles, Cal.
[80982-80988
Bingham, Utah.—Highland boy,
538.—Sulphite mining co., 535.—Tono-
Nev., 531—Upper Bingham,
[Utah], 534—Utah coffer, 537.—
Tampa smelter, 532. © Nov. 26, 1909;
2c. Dec. 2, 1909; J 185410-135416.
WESTERMANN (L. A.) co., New York,
ey [80989
Holly. © Nov. 17, 1909; 2 ec. Nov.
WESTERN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
co., San Francisco, Cal. ~ [80990
Natomas consolidated rock-crushing
plant no. 2. ©1e. Oct. 12, 1909; I 638.
WESTON (EpwWIN J.), Seattle, Wash.
[30991
Seattle, Wash. City hall. © 1.
Oct. 29,.1909:5 ¥ TS.
Bangor, Me.
[30992-30997
Bangor-brewer ferry.
J
Bangor, Me.
© Nov. 6, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1909;
134601.
Log jam on Penobscot, 1-3.
Nov. 27, 1909; 2 ec. each Dec. 2, 1909;
J 135396—-135398.
Parade of Togus veterans.
© Nov. 6, 1909; 2 c. each Nov.
1909; J 134599, 134600.
WHITE (H. C.) co., North Bennington,
Vt. [80998-31069
Adams, Mass., cotton mills:
Combers, 12854,—Doublers, 12852,
1, 2.
10,
| —Mule spinning frame, 12856, 12857,—
| One of the
vast spinning rooms,
12855 —Revolving fiat top card-web,
12851,—Ribbon lappers, 12853. © Nov.
1909; J
135551-135554, 135556, 185558, 135560.
One of the vast (mule) spin-
ning rooms, 12855. © Nov. 1, 1909;
| 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1909; J 184268.
Bridgeport, Conn., brass works:
Breaking down, the first process,
12978,— Drawing red hot bars of brass,
12979, Foundry room, 12976,—Fur-
naces, 12974,—-Overhauling brass bars,
12977,—Pouring molten brass, 12975,—
Rolling sheet brass, 12980,—Trimming
edges, 12981. © Nov. 22, 1909; 2 ¢.
each Nov. 26, 1909; J 135102, 135108,
) 135106-135111.
495
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31070
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 4
WuHite (H. C.) co.—Continued.
Connecticut River and Holyoke,
Mass. 12859. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 «¢.
Nov. 4, 1909; J 134259.
Falls of St. Anthony, Minn., 19601.
© Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; J |
184258.
Farmington, Conn. Ordinary to-
bacco field in the open, 12961. ©
Nove 4, 1909; 2 c. Nev. 4, °290930 2
134267.
Germany.
the Rhine,
Castle Furstenberg and
looking south. E-9.
Dee; 6, 190932 & Dee KEANSORS TS |
185618.
Granby, Conn., Tobacco farm:
Interior of a drying shed, 12958,— |
Leaves in a euring shed, 12959,—
Splendid growth of tobacco under
cover, 12952,—Vast tent (110 acres)
where tobacco is grown under cover,
12951. © Nov. 26, 1909; 2 ¢. each
Noy. 29, 1909; J 135243135246.
Three hundred hands, in pick-
ing season. 12960. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2
ce. Noy. 4, 1909: J 134266.
Grinding pulp in an immense paper
mill, 20401. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov.
4, 1909; J 134260.
Hartford, Conn. :
Bushnell park and Capitol, 12966,
—Home of Charles Dudley Warner,
12968,—-Soldiers’ memorial gateway
and Capitol, 12967. © Nov. 26, 1909;
2 e. each Noy. 29, 1909; J 185250-—
185252.
Home of Samuel Clemens
(Mark Twain), 12969. © Nov. 22,
1909; 2 ec. Nov. 26, 1909; J. 135100.
Home of Harriet Beecher
Stowe, 12970. © Nov. 22, 1909; 2 «¢.
Nov. 26, 1909; J 135099.
London, [England]. Westminster
abbey. E-4. © Dec. 6, 1909; 2 c. Dec.
423909207) 135615. 1
Matterhorn. 1464 A. © Dee. 4,
1909; 2 ec. Dee. 6, 1909; J 1385600.
Minneapolis, Minn. Washburn-
Crosby flour mill. 19602. © Nov. 1.
1909; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1909; J 184261.
New York, N. Y. Wright aeroplane,
Steamship Lusitania and Statute of
Liberty. © Noy. 30, 1909; 2 ce. Dec.
4° 1909 3 3-.135559.
Newport, R. I. Truro Park, Round
tower on Old stone mill and statue of
Channing. 12941.
2c. Nov. 29, 1909; J 135253.
Villa, bay and town in distance.
12942. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2
1909; J 134262.
© Nov. 26, 1909;
Ce INOV:. 4.
| Mt.
WHITE (H. C.) co.—Continued.
North Wales. Conway castle and
bridge. E-5. © Dec. 6, 1909; 2 c. Dec.
| 7, 1909; J 135612.
Palmer, N. Y. Paper mill:
Conveyor, 13553,—General view,
13551,—Great wood piles, 13552. ©
Noy. 22, 1909; 2 ec. each Nov. 26, 1909;
J 185101, 135104, 2SabiGs:
Beaters, 13561,— Cutting in
18567,—Deckers, 13560,—Dia-
sheets,
| phragm screens, 18559,—Finished stock,
13566,—Fourdrinier screen, 13564,—
Great paper machines, 18565,—Jordan
engine, 135638,—Machines, 138554,—
Making over waste paper, 13562,—Sul-
phite digesters, 18556,—Sulphur burn-
ers, 18555,—Turbines, 13557,—Wood
pulp grinder, 18558. © Nov. 30, 1909;
2c. each Dec. 4, 1909; J 185569-135582.
Rome, Italy. Colosseum from the
Palatine Hill. E-18. © Dec. 6, 1909;
2 ec. Dee. 7, 1909; J 185614.
White Mts., N. H.:
Crawford Notch, Mt. Webster and
Willard from Bretton woods,
12902,—Frankenstein trestle, 12911,—
Looking down Crawford Notch,
12910,— Lower Falls of the Ammonoo-
suc and Mt. Washington, 12903,—Mt.
Washington from Mt. Pleasant hotel,
12901,—Picturesque Upper Falls of the
Ammonoosuc, 12904,—Rocky summit
of Mt. Washington, 12907,—Tip Top
House, 12908,—Trains at Base Station,
12905,— Upper gateway to Crawford
Notch, 12909. © Nov. 30, 1909; 2 e.
each Dec. 4, 1909; J 135555, 185557,
135561-135568.
Train descending “ Jacob’s lad-
der” on Mt. W. R. R. 12906. © Nov.
| 1, 1909; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1909; J 134263.
Franconia notch, Echo Lake
and Profile house from Artist’s bluff.
12912. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2c Nov. 4,
1909; J 184264.
Old man of the mountain,
famous profile, 12913. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2 ec. Noy. 4, 1909; J 134268. -
Basin, cut by Pemigewas-
set river from solid granite, 12914,—
Great pool of Pemigewasset river,
12916,—-Looking down the rocky gorge
of the flume, 12915. © Nov. 26, 1909;
2 e. each Nov. 29, 1909; J 1385247-—
135249.
WHITEHEAD & Hoac co., Newark, N. J.
[31070-81071
East crowning America on comple-
tion of Panama canal; by Louis Cald-
well. © Oct. 22, 1909; 2 ¢. Oetr ao,
1909; H 181.
496 ©
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
WHITEHEAD & Hoac co.—Continued.
Panama canal— America’s latest
achievement; by Louis Caldwell. ©
Oct. 22, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1909; H 180.
WHITMAN STUDIO, Malden, Mass.
[81072-31074
Keller (Helen), 18, 19, 20. © Nov.
15, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 17, 1909; J
135186-135188.
WIKHIME (P. L.), Astoria, Oreg.
[81075-31077
Modern way of sawing wood.—Sun-
set on Columbia river.—Washington
fir. © Nov. 20, 1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8,
1909; J 13856382-135634.
Witcox (H. F.), Cuba, N. Y. [81078
Silvery moon. © Nov. 22, 1909; 2c.
Nov. 24, 1809; J 185087.
Witcox & WILLSON, Seabreeze, Fla.
[31079-31091
Florida alligator, 24.—Florida cabin,
16.—Misner’s landing, 12.—On the To-
moka, 23. © Nov. 27, 1909; 2 c. each
Dec. 1, 1909; J 135319-135322.
Tomoka river, scenes 1-9. © Oct.
Paes e@. each Oct. 25, 1909; J
134032--134040.
WILKINSON (FE. H.), Roswell, N. Mex.
[31092-31095
Genatin apples.—L. F. D. orchard,
erew at sorting table—Milo-maize
grown under irrigation.—Sunlight and
shadow. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 29,
1909; J 134748—-134751.
Wir1iamMs (CHarrtrs EH. D.),
eee. Y. ([5ea prints.]
[31096-81148
Autumn twilight—Be it ever so
humble—Beauties of the country.—
Birches in summer.—Champions of the
West.—Close of day.—Crossing the
brook.— Early spring. — Emperor. —
New
Evelyn.—Every little bit added.—
Every thing fresh.— Faithful and
true.—Fascinating.— Fishing smacks
on the rocks.—Fooling him.—Good
news.—Gosh.—Hare and_ tortoise.—
Harvest.—Hero of the Alps.—Is the leak
here.—Lassoed.—Little grocer.—Lucky
or unlucky.—Madison square, N. Y.—
Making bridges—Mama’s _ pride.—
Margaret. — Message bearer. — Mid-
summer night. — Murmuring pines.—
New neighbors.—Off Portland light.—
Old calf and new calf.—Our little
dairy maid—Quiet pool—Ready for
a canter. — Reverie. — Rosalind. —
Ruby.—Safe retreat—Sheep in Cen-
tral park.—Silver moonlight.—Spirit
31236
WILLIAMS (CHARLES E. D.)—Cont’d.
morning. — Sweet melodies. — Tempt-
ing.—Union forever.—Venice.—Waning
day.—Well trained. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2c. each Nov. 1, 1909; K 3629-3681.
WIL“uiAMsS (E.), Philadelphia, Pa. [56
prints. ] [31149-31204
Admiration.—At peace with the
world.—Attentive pupil.—Blacksmith
(The).— Chums.— Come on, we're
ready for you.—Early autumn.—Favor-
ite grazing spot.—Ferry (The).—
Finest product.—Flowers of spring.—
Full value for the money.—Getting
ready for the new crop. — Glou-
cester, a scene at.—Good and whole-
some. — Good beginning. — Good
friends.—Great catch.—Guaranteed to
suit. — Handicapped. — Harvesters
(The).—High quality only.—In dis-
tress.—In the sheepfold.—It’s all a
matter of taste—June.—Mail orders
promptly attended to.—Man’s best
friend.—My favorite—No monkey-
ing.—Old- cobbler.—Old farmyard.—
Old oaken bucket.—Old meadow pas-
ture. — Olga. — Our dairy maidens
fair.—Our own baking.—Our protect-
ors.—Pair of beauties——Pet of the
herd.—Pleasant news. — Prescriptions
a specialty.—Prize herd.—-Ready for a
ride. — Refreshing draught. — Royal
pair. — Scene in August. — Secret
(The). — Summer days. — Summer
girl—Summer morning.—Sure fit.—
Sure to please.—Sybil.—Wash-day.—
Winners of the ribbon. © Oct. 11,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909; K 3850-
3855, 3862-3863, 3871-3918.
WirttaMs (G. F.), Gordon, Nebr.
[31205-31210
Last charge of the Sioux’s, 1-6. ©
Nov. 6, 1909; 2 ce. each Nov. 8, 1909;
J 134445, 1384447-134451.
WititiaMs (J. J.), Honolulu, H.1I. [12
photographs. ] [31211-31222
Diamond head and dark pond.—Ha-
waiian fishermen. — Hybiscus. — Off
Waikiki—Pan rider and grass hut.—
Suan and grass hut.—Sunset at Pearl
harbor.—Sunset at sea.—Sunset off the
coast of Hawaii—Surf riding.—View
near Hilo.—Yachting off Honolulu har-
bor. © Nov. 10. 1909: 2 c. each Nov.
22, 1909; J 135062-135075.
WititiaMs (il. F.), Spirit lake, Iowa.
[31223-31236
All sails full. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 ¢,
Oct. 14, 1909; J 1384024.
Arnold’s park. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 ¢,
of the harvest.—SpringtimeSunday ' Nov. 3, 1909; J 134197.
497
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
381237
pt. Iv, n. s., v.4
WILLIAMS (L. F.)—Continued.
Around the buoy. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2c. Nov. 10, 1909; J 1384594.
Dock at Arnold’s park. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2 e. Nov. 10, 1909; J 1384593.
Going some. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 «.
‘Oct. 14, 1909; J 184026.
In a stiff breeze. © Oct. 15, 1909;
2 e. Oct. 14, 1909; J 134027.
Manhattan hotel. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2c. Noy. 10, 1909; J 184596.
Moonlight on West Okoboji, [Iowa.]
© Oct. 15, 1909; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1909; J
134028.
Off Pillsbury’s Point. © Nov. 1,
1909; 2 c. Noy. 3, 1909; J 134198.
Pillsbury’s Point. © Nov. 1, 1909;
2c. Nov. 10, 1909; J 184595.
Okoboji, [Iowa.] © Nov. 1, 1909;
2e Nov. 3, 1909; J 134199.
Okoboji stunt. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 ¢.
Oct. 14, 1909; J 1384025.
Out of sight. © Oct. 15, 1909; 2 c.
Oct. 14, 1909; J 134029.
Start. © Nov. 1, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 10,
1909; J 184592.
WINSCHER (CHRISTIAN G.), Sheboy-
gan, Wis. [81237-81239
Sheboygan, Wis., from the lake side.
1. © Sept. 27, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1909;
J 134930.
2,3. © Oct. 7, 1909; 2 c. each
Noy. 17, 1909; J 184931—-134932.
WINTER & SHERMAN, New Richmond,
Wis. [31240-81241
Till (John), plaster healer.—Till and
Kindervater. © Dec. 10, 1909; 2 «.
each Dec. 6, 1909; J 135583-135584.
WiratH (K.), Philadelphia, Pa. [10
prints. ] [31242-31251
Fine opportunity.—Glimpse of the
mill.—Iverne.—Off for an outing.—Off
to pasture.—Old friends.—Old mari-
ner.—Our country cousin.—Ploughing
on the hillside.—Rosalind. © Oct. 11,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 8, 1909; K 3859-
3861, 3864-3870.
WirtH & WILLIAMS, Philadelphia, Pa.
[31252-31254
Franklin (Benj.) at Versailles.—
Thoroughbred. A,B. © Oct. 11, 1909;
2c. each Nov. 8, 1909; K 3856-8858.
Wiszt (H.) & co., Hamburg, Germany.
[31255-31258
Ocean race; by C. W. H. Schnars-Al-
quist. © Sept. 2, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 2,
1909; H 200.
|
Wiszt (H.) & co.—Continued.
Stidost-passat; by C. W. H. Schnars-
Alquist. © Sept. 2, 1909; 2 c. Nov. 2,
1909; H 201.
Wonnetraum; by M. G. Suchorowski.
1. Colored. 2. Uncolored. © Sept. 2,
1909; 2 c. each Nov. 2, 1909; H 202, 203.
WOHLAUER (ALFRED A.), New York,
Ne Wc [31259-31260
Fluxolite paper A & B. ©1c. each
Nov. 5, 1909; I 88, 89.
Wotr (Henry), New York, N. Y.
[31261
Girl. © Oct. 23, 1909; 2 ec. Oct. 22,
1909; H 179.
WoLFrr (Louis) & COo., LTD., London,
England. [31262-31278
Amongst the whispering reeds.—Be-
side the stream, beneath the trees.—
By murmuring stream.—From hill to
vale the torrent leaps.—From upland
pastures.—Hour o’ gloamin grey.—
Midst the silent hills—Noonday.—Si-
lent, shadowy end of day.—Sweet ap-
proach of even.—Twilight—When the
shades of evening close. © Nov. 15,
1909; 2 c. each Noy. 27, 1909; K 4463—
4474.
WoMANS CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNION, Washington, D. C. [31274
Nation of white. © Oct. 1, 1909; 2
e. Oct. 30, 1909; K 3488.
Woop (Otis F.), New York, N. Y.
[81275-31297
America’s history in cut-outs [1909] :
© Aug. 15; 1¢. Aug. 16; K fs:
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 23; K 974.
© Aug. 29; 1 ce. Aug. 30; K 1375.
© Sept. 5; 1c. Sept. 4; K 1613.
© Sept. 12; 1c. Sept. 11; K 1801.
© Sept. 26; 1c. Sept. 25; K 2252.
Gist me Sambo. © Nov. 14, 1909; 1
ce. Noy. 15, 1909; K 4178. :
Granny Goodthing. © Nov. 14, 1909;
1 ec. Nov. 15, 1909; K 4176.
Misto’ Sambo [1909]:
© Sept. 26; 1 c. Sept. 25; K 2250.
© Oct. 3; 1 ¢. Oct. 2; K 2708
© Oct. 10; 1 ec. Oct. 11; K 2881.
© Oct. 17; 1 c. Oct. 18; K 3097.
© Oct. 31; 1 @ Nov. 1; K 3583.
© Nov. 7; 1 ce. Nov. 6; K 3809.
498
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES, H TO K
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
Woop (Oris F.)—Continued.
Poor old Robinson Crusoe:
© Oct. 24; 1c. Oct. 25; K 3330.
© Oct. 31; 1 c. Nov. 1; K 3584.
© Nov. 7; 1 c¢. Nov. 6; K 3810.
© Nov. 14; 1 ¢. Nov. 15; K 4177.
Sambo and his funny noises [1909]:
© Aug. 15; 1c. Aug. 16; K 710.
© Aug. 22; 1c. Aug. 23; K 972.
© Aug. 29; 1c. Aug. 30; K 1373.
© Sept. 5; 1 ec. Sept. 4; K 1611.
© Sept. 12; 1c. Sept. 11; K 1799.
Wericut (B. B.), Healdsburg, Cal.
[81298
Healdsburg, Cal. © Oct. 4, 1909; 2
ec. Nov. 10, 1909; J 184640.
31314
WorRTZ BROS., New York, N. Y.
[31299-31312
New York, [N. Y.], Masonic Hall:
Colonial lodge room,—Corinthian
lodge room,—Doric lodge room, 1, 2,—
Egyptian lodge room, 1, 2,—French
Doric lodge room, 1, 2,—Gothie lodge
room,—Grand lodge,—Jacobean lodge
room,—Library,—Renaissance lodge
room, 1, 2, © Oct. 30, 1909; 2 ce. each
Oct. 27, 1909; J 184493-134506.
YorRK SAFE & LocK co., York, Pa. [31313.
Round door vault calendar design.
© Oct. 25, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1909; K
3921.
Yorston (JosepH A.), Albany, N. Y.
[81314
Half Moon; by Leigh Hunt. © Noy.
26, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 27, 1909; K 4462.
Summary statement of copyright registrations made and included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1909.
Number of entries of Reproductions of a work of art_________________ 231
Number of entries of Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or tech-
Ey SS a a 125.
Number of entries of Photographs (including 313 unpublished) ~----_--_--_ 15, 356.
‘Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts, and Prints____________________ 6, 701
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs_______________________ 1, 362
Number of entries of Prints and pictorial illustrations (including 668
peamette econiriputions to periodicals) ___._.______._.__.__________-_~- 3, 866
499
.
CLASS G,
WORKS OF ART; MODELS OR DESIGNS FOR WORKS OF ART
ADELSPERGER (MAry B.), Chicago, Ill.
[31315-31818
Chrysanthemum design. Bas-relief
motto plaque.
31286.
Jonquil design. Bas-relief motto
plaque. © 1c. Noy. 8, 1909; G 31287.
Wild carrot design. Bas-relief mot-
to plaque. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G
31285.
Wild rose design. Bas-relief motto
plaque. © 1 e. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31284.
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC co., New
Work, N.Y. [81319, 31320
Best made, best known. Heads of
two young men, one wearing soft felt
hat the other a Derby. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1909; G 31130.
Bright face.
dark eyes, high pompadour & hat.
1 @ Oct. 29, 1909; G 31192.
APPLETON (LINDA M.), Mt. Clemens,
Mich. [31321
I love my wife, but no more kids.
[Man and woman with seven children. ]
© 1 ce. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31333.
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[31322-31326
Conquest. Girl with large straw
hat, sitting on stone balcony, both
hands on parasol. © 1c. Oct. 25,
1909; G 31156.
Greetings. Full figure of young
woman standing beside large urn of
flowers. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1909; G 31157.
In the lead, motor boat girl. Girl
Young woman with
©
in motor boat running at great speed.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1909; G 31155.
Summer girl. Young woman with
open parasol over shoulder. © 1 c.
Oct. 25, 1909; G 31158.
Three graces. Three girls with
heads close together. © 1 c. Oct. 25,
1909; G 31154.
BETTIKIN co., New York, N. Y.
[31327, 313828
to be.
of woman seated.]
1909; G 31258.
[Two views of grotesque figure
© 1c Nov. 4,
©i1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G |
| was resolved.
BETTIKIN co.—Continued.
Solved mystery of Venus de Milo.
[Grotesque statue of woman.] ©1e.
Noy. 12, 1909; G 31841.
BLAKESLEE (ARTHUR L.), Washington,
1D aa & [31329
Dome of the U. S. capitol. [Large
dome surmounted by the statue of lib-
erty.] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31291.
BLASHFIELD (EDWIN HOWLAND), New
York, NY. [31330
Law (The). [Mural _ decoration,
number of figures depicting law and
order.] ©1c. Nov. 11, 1909; G 31322.
BoILEAv (PHILIP), New York, N. Y.
[313381, 31332
‘ Fair debutante. Young woman in
low neck chiffon gown, boa & long
gloves. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31198.
Red, white and blue. Three girls,
girl in center dressed in white. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 1909; G 31207.
BOSTON SCULPTURE CO., Melrose, Mass.
[31333
Seward... Bust. © 1 +c. Nov. 10,
1909; G 313819.
Brown & Bicetow, St. Paul, Minn.
[31334-81348
After reading of the last minutes it
[Young man and wom-
an looking at a clock.] ©41ce. Oct. 28,
1909; G 31184.
Close reefed. [Young man with arm
around girl in sail boat.] © 1. Oct.
28, 1909; G 31177.
Flushed. [Young woman reading
behind a corn stack, man with gun &
dog in background.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 28,
1909; G 31179.
Her Easter “him.” [Young man
and woman in church singing from
same book.] © 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G
31185.
Miss
February’s responsibilities.
| [Young woman leading cupid in each
| hand.]
Bettikin, goddess of love as it ought |
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G 31183.
Miss is as good as a mile. [Young
man dressed in running suit talking to
young girl.] © 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G
' 31182.
o01
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31344
Brown & BiceELow—Continued.
Present time. [Girl with Christmas
packages. ]
31176.
Queen of the May.
men dancing around a girl.]
Oct. 28, 1909; G 31181.
Three is a crowd. [Young woman
talking over telephone; young man
standing near.] © 1. Oct. 28, 1909;
G 31180.
Train of thought.
girls in cap and gown.]
28, 1909; G 31178.
BucKLEY (ANNA GENE), Chicago, Ill.
[31344
Our family tree. Lemon tree. ©
1 ec. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31296.
BurRAGE (CHARLES D.), Boston, Mass.
[Lot of little
Om rc
[Procession of
© 1, ©. ‘Oe.
[31345 |
oe | C. |
Adams (Samuel). Bust.
Noy. 10, 1909; G 31318.
BusH-Brown (HENRY K.), Newburgh,
ING as
[31346, 51547 |
Medal. ©
Hudson-Fulton heads.
1 e. Oct. 23, 1909; G 312382.
Welcome to Newburgh.
Fulton medal. © 1. Oct. 23, 1909;
G 31281.
CAPRONI (P. P.) & BROo., Boston, Mass.
[81348-31350
Joan of Are. Bas-relief, profile of
head with halo, distaff from which
she is twisting flax ; two lilies at right.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1909; G 31255.
Joan of Arc. Woman dressed as a
warrior. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1909; G 21256.
St. John. Nude figure of a child
kneeling. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1909; G 31257.
CARDELLA (ALEXANDER S.), Chicago, III.
[31351, 31352
Astrological chart. [Method of cast-
ing horoscopes]. A, B. © 1c each
Dec. 1, 1909; G 31556, 31557.
CLOVER (Mattie May), San Francisco,
Cal. [313853
G. E. B. headache specific tablets.
[Two statuettes of heads.] ©1c. Oct.
25, 1909; G 31240.
CousE (BH. I.), New York, N. Y.
[81354
Master workman. Indian seated on
skin weaving rug, at his right Indian
boy looking on.
G 31195.
© 1 c. Oct. 28, 1909; G}
Hudson- |
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1909; |
pt. Iv, n. s., v. +
Cox (Lonzo), Chicago, III.
[81855-31361
Bryan (W. J.). Silhouette of head.
'©1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G 31247.
“ Buffalo Bill’. Silhouette of head.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G 312538.
Honest Abe Lincoln. Silhouette of
head. ©1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G 31249.
McKinley (Wm.). Silhouette
head. ©1e. Oct. 28, 1909; G 31252.
Roosevelt (T.). Silhouette of head.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G 31251.
Sister. Silhoutte head of nun.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G 31250.
Taft (President). Silhouette
head. ©1e. Oct. 28, 1909; G 31248.
| CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[31362-31364
Bit of old England. Young woman
coming down stairs with pail to get
water from stream. © 1. Oct. 29,
1909; G 31211.
__ Francesca. Head and bust of woman,
low neck, landscape background. ©
1 e. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31205.
Peace and contentment. Number of
cows standing in pond, trees and barn
in background. © 1. Oct. 29, 1909;
G 31209.
Crisp (ARTHUR), New York, N. Y.
/ [31365, 31866
Play’s the thing. [Mural decora-
tion central figure Hamlet depicting
| the play.] © 1c Novy. 10, 1909; G
Sisek
Seven ages of man. [Mural decora-
tion picturing man from birth to old
age.] ©1c. Nov. 10, 1909; G 31320.
of
of
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, II.
[31367
Blessed Joan of Are. Statue of
woman in armor. ©1c. Noy. 1, 1909;
G 31239.
DENNISON MFG. Co., S. Framingham,
Mass. 31368-31376
Christmas bell. [Bell decorated
| with a spray of holly.] ©1e. Nov. 6,
| 1909; G 31278.
[Scroll trimmed
©.1 ces
Christmas scroll.
with holly leaves.]
1909; G 31283.
_ _ Christmas spray. [Bunch of holly.]
|©1c. Nov. 6, 1909; G 31276.
| Christmas tree. [Two small pine
_ trees & number of little bells] ©l1ce.
Nov. 6, 1909; G 31277.
Holly & berries. [Spray of holly.]
|©1-e. Nov. 6, 1909; G 31281.
502
WORKS OF ART
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
DENNISON MFG. co.—Continued.
Holly vine. [Spray.] ©1c. Nov. 6,
1909; G 31282.
Holly wreath. [Wreath tied with
large bow of ribbon.] © 1c. Nov. 6,
1909; G 31280.
Poinsettia. [Flower in vase.]
1 ec. Nov. 6, 1909; G 31275.
Santa Claus. [Head of Santa
©
Claus.] ©1c. Nov. 6, 1909; G 31279. |
DUNLAP (A. H.) & sons, Nashua, N. H.
[31377 |
Little farmer.
tered hat wheeling a barrow filled with
ears of corn. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G
31294.
Hpwarps (H. C.), New York, N. Y.
[31378
Critical moment. White man and
Indian guide in canoe, man holding
rifle to his shoulder. © 1 ¢. Oct. 29,
1909; G 31210.
ELDER (THOMAS L.), New York, N. Y.
[31879
Elder Irish token. [Medal, Gaelic
inscription.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1909; G
31153.
FAIRCHILD COo., Chicago, Ill. [313880
Retailers’ football game. [Number
of men playing football.] ©1c. Nov.
6, 1909; G 31278.
Ferry (D. M.) & co., Detroit, Mich.
[31381
Old home garden. Old man water-
ing flowers, old lady plucking flowers
in the background. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1909; G 31046.
Fipter (ALIcE LUELLA), Geneva, N. Y.
[31882-31387
College girl, no. 34. [Young woman
in white jersey.] ©1c. Nov. 11, 1909;
Geaiozs.
College poster,
long coat and veil.]
1909; G 31330.
——no. 807. [College girl with
cane and colors.]
oe 1 «. “Nov. 71,
1909; G 31329.
Last day of college, no. 804. [Young
man in cap and gown, girl in white.]
© 1c. Noy. 11, 1909; G 31327.
= AE poster. Young girl in white,
large hat, seated, hands folded in lap.
©l1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G 31188.
@ A X poster. Young girl seated
and dressed in white looking at 9AX
on the wall. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G
31187.
mo. (06. " [Girl in
© 1c. Nov. 11,
Little -boy in tat- |
31399
FIDLER (PEARLE BHuGENIA), Geneva,
iN. ¥. [31388-31892
Canoe girl. no. 802. [Young girl
with paddle on shoulder. ]
11, 1909; G 31326.
Gainsborough head, no. S10. [Wo-
man with powdered hair large plume
hat.] ©1c. Nov. 11, 1909; G 31332.
Girl with furs. no. 809. [Girl in
large hat, muff and cape.] ©1c. Nov.
11,1909; G 31331.
Head of Cornell girl. no. 805. [Girl
with cap and large C on breast.] ©1
c.. Noy. 14, 1909: G21 aoR.
Toast in colonial days. Man & wo-
man in colonial dress, with glasses in
their hands. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G
31186.
© 1c. Nov.
FORBES LITHO. MFG. CO., Boston, Mass.
[313893
Girl & puppy. [Girl with large hat
holding a puppy.] © 1. Nov. 10,
1909; G 3181T.
Fospick (J. WILLIAM), New York,
i as [31394
Venitian reader. [Woman seated
reading.] © ie. Nov. 9, 1909; G
31314.
GILES (GODFREY DouGLAS), Newmar-
ket, England. [31395
Derby of 1909. [Horses running
race.] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31288.
GLEN FALLS INSURANCE co., Glens
Balisst.: ¥: [31396
“Black Watch” at Ticonderoga.
Battle of the Scotch regiment at Ticon-
deroga, in foreground are several
wounded and dying. © 1. Oct. 16,
1909; G 31058.
GRAVES (W. E.), St. Louis, Mo.
[31397
Presidential platter. [Large plate
with picture of White house in center.]
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31290.
GREFE (WILL), New York, N. Y.
[31398
Sweetest song. Young man bending
over, holding one hand of young wo-
man seated at piano. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1909; G 31126.
HAMILTON, BROWN SHOE ©0., St. Louis,
Mo. [31399
American beauty lady. Young wo-
man holding large bunch of American
beauty roses. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1909; G
31175.
003
20287—10—_4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
31400
pt. IV, 0. 8., ¥.4
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON ARMS CO.,
Worcester, Mass. [31400
Pointing. Two dogs, pointer and set-
ter, a man with a gun back of them. ©
1 ec. Oet. 15, 1909; G 31047.
HARVEY (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[31401, 31402
Mirage on the Arizona desert. [Two
’ eovered camp wagons, number of
mules, Indian on horseback and seyv-
eral men.] © 1. Nov. 8, 1909; G
$1292.
Mystic maze of the Mojave Indians.
[Two Indians, one on horseback, cac-
tus in foreground.] © 1 ¢. Nov. 8,
1909; G 31298.
Hazarp (ABIGAIL KELLOGG), Elizabeth,
N. J. [31403
While the tiger stands defender of
the orange and the black. [Head of
tiger and Princeton seal.] ©1.e. Oct.
29, 1909; G 31834.
HENDERSON PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[31404
Music hath charms. Young man and
woman sitting at piano. © 1. Oct.
00, 1909; G 31228.
HERTER (ALBERT), New York, N. Y.
[31405
Where love abides. Interior of room,
to the right seated in arm chair is a
woman holding baby, child on floor
playing. ©1ec. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31197.
Hertz, New York, N. Y. [81406, 31407
Astride habit. [Young woman in
riding costume.] ©1ce. Nov. 12, 1909;
G 31342.
Side saddle habit.
in riding costume. ]
1909; G@ 313848.
Hirt (R.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[31408-31451
After the hounds. Young woman
horseback jumping a stone wall. © 1
e. Oct. 6, 1909; G 80891.
Young wo-
Afternoon promenade.
man, long green veil tied over her hat
and under chin, long red coat, leading
a dog. ©1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30893.
Alice. Young woman with white
furs, large hat and bright red rose at
her breast. © 1 c. Oct. 6, 1909; G
30892.
Artist on the drum. Grotesque fig-
ure of a tramp beating a drum. © 1
e. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30894.
[Young woman
O's c. Nov? 22,
Hitt (R.)—Continued.
By running waters. Dilapidated old
house beside a brook, cow standing
knee deep in the water drinking. ©
1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30895.
Cheerful fifer. Grotesque figure of
tramp playing the fife. ©1.. Oct. 6,
1909; G 30896.
Dip in the surf. Young woman in
bright red bathing suit, knee deep in
the water. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G
30897.
Evening - journey. Man _ trudging
along followed by small flock of sheep.
©1e. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30898.
Fair equestrienne. Young woman
wearing sailor hat, green coat, tan
gloves, crop under her arm. © 1 e.
Oct. 6, 1909; G 30899. —
Fairest flower that grows. Young
girl, fluffy yellow hair, bare shoulder
and arm with a large bunch of roses.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30900.
Flushed. Two English setters and
man with gun in a field. ©1. Oct.
6, 1909; G 30901.
Golden days; by Robert Robinson.
Young man seated on log with gun
lying across his knees in act of lighting
pipe, dog resting at his feet. © le.
Oct. 6, 1909; G 30902.
Grace. Young woman in red dress,
red feather in large dark hat with
white feather boa. © 1 c¢ Oct. 6,
1909; G 380903.
Helen. Young black haired woman
in blue dress, low neck, long black kid
gloves and holding large bunch of red
roses. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30904.
Hockey girl. Young girl wearing
dark turban and suit carrying hockey
stick on her shoulder. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1909; G 380905.
Homeward bound. Country road,
man riding one horse and followed by
another with its harness on, house in
the far distance. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 30906.
Hush of evening; by H. Lamasure.
Winter landscape, to the right a farm
house with picket fence, to the left two
skiffs. © 1 c¢. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30907.
In Brittany. Man mixing feed for ©
cow standing by, to the left a young
girl with a basket on her arm wearing
long purple cloak. ©1c. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 30908.
Ini doll pery,
back riders following pack of baying
hounds. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30909.
204
A number of horse- —
WORKS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
Hitt (R.)—Continued.
In winter attire. Young woman in
fur cap, boa, muff, and old rose dress,
in background skating figures. ©1ce.
Oct. 6, 1909; G 30910.
Innocence; by C. W. Traver. Head
of young girl with quantity of smooth
golden hair, string of pearls around
her neck. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30911.
Intruders. Barnyard scene, ducks
playing around puddle with two calves
near by and cows in background. ©
1 & Oet. 6, 1909; G 30912.
Lord is my Shepherd; by E. R.
Shrader. Young girl reading from the
Bible to a sick man. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1909; G 30913.
Love all. Young girl with white
low cut blouse, sleeves rolled up, dark
skirt, holding a tennis racket behind
her in both hands. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 30914.
Marie. Dark haired young woman,
low neck dark green gown, white
feather boa, old rose feather fan. ©
1 ¢, Oct. 6, 1909; G 30915.
Mournful basso. Grotesque figure of
tramp playing bassoon. © 1 ¢. Oct. 6,
1909; G 30916.
Musical ecstasy. Grotesque figure of
tramp playing violin. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1909; G 30917.
My Rose. Young girl dressed in
white, large hat trimmed with wreath
of roses. © 1. Oct. 6, 1909; G 3091S.
Nature’s mirror; by O. Black.
Landseape, stream winding through
center of picture, green grass and trees
on either side. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G
30919.
Old pasture path. Winding country
road on either side a fence, left center
of picture a barn. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 30922.
Perfect bliss. Boy standing on rock
in middle of stream, fishing rod and
first catch in his hand. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1909; G 30920.
Rosebuds. Young girl with dark
flowing wavy hair, bare shoulders,
large bunch of roses at her breast. ©
1 ec. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30921.
Safe. Old bear appearing from be-
hind a large boulder just in time to
save its cubs from a mountain lion.
© 1 e. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30923.
Sentinels of the forest. Road wind-
ing through a forest, large trees on
either side. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G
30924.
OF ART
Hitt (R.)—Continued.
Sheepfold in winter. Flock of sheep
near farm house, dog in foreground.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30925.
Spring’s green mantle. Country
seene, farm house to right and barn to
left side of road. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 30926.
Summer breezes. Rocky coast,
young woman in summer dress, red
parasol standing in foreground. © 1
e. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30927.
Summer joys. Young woman stand-
ing with paddle on her shoulder in
foreground, canoe drawn up on shore
just back of her. © 1. Oct. 6. 1909;
G 30928.
Tempting morsel. Young girl in red
riding coat, feeding horse a lump of
sugar. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30929.
Washington’s first inauguration jour-
ney; by EH. Roscoe Shrader. Wash-
ington with hat in hand at window of
coach talking to crowd of men and
women, all in colonial dress. ©1e.
Oct. 6, 1909; G 30930. '
When evening comes. Farm house
scene, small water cart in foreground,
red glow in door and window of house.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30931.
Where ocean leans against the land.
Marine scene with rocky coast and
troubled waters. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 30932.
Woodland glade. Autumn scene
with running brook and many trees.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30933.
Woodland vista. Autumn scene, on
either side of narrow clearing, many
trees. ©1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30934.
Brooklyn,
[31452
Young girl in sum-
along parkway
© ie.
HINTERMEISTER (J. Hy.),
iN Y.
Morning walk.
mer dress, walking
holding fox terrier on a line.
Noy. 18, 1909; G 31346.
Hoover Art co., Los Angeles, Cal.
*. [31453-81456
Homeward bound; by G. A. Mag-
nussen. [Ship riding the ocean waves,
night.] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1909; G 31312.
Moonlight; by G. A. Magnussen.
[Ocean scene.] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1909;
G 31310.
Pacific (The); by G. A. Magnussen.
[Small bit of coast, long stretch of
sea.] ©1c. Nov. 9, 1909; G 31811.
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Hoover ART co.—Continued.
Rising moon; by G. A. Magnussen.
[Foreground ocean waves, moon half
over the horizon.] © 1 ¢. Nov. 9,
1909; G 31818.
House & CAMPBELL, Broxton, Ga.
[31457
Penalty (The) Forest scene, clear-
ing through center. © 1 ec Oct. 20,
1909; G 31125.
HucuHes (Burton DoNNEL), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [31458
Je baiserai ta bouche Jokana-an.
Mary Garden as Salome. © 1c. Nov.
6, 1909; G 31274.
Hunter (Grorce B.) (Washington,
D. C.) [31459-31462
Good for the hare. [Girl shaking
apples off limb for rabbit.] © 1c.
Nov. 12, 1909; G 3138388.
Reliable trunk. [Hlephant carrying
a steamer trunk.] © 1 ¢. Nov. 12,
1909; G 318386.
Reliable watch. [Large dog by baby
buggy.1 © 1, ca Nov. 12, 1909; G
31339.
Stockings that please. [Young
woman hanging filled stockings on a
Christmas tree.] © 1 c« Nov. 12,
1909; G 31387.
Jou (Mrs. FE. C.), Baltimore, Md.
[31463
Joh. [Statue of a woman standing
by a monument.] © 1. Sept. 13,
1909; G 312386.
KALAMAZOO CORSET CO., Kalamazoo,
Mich. [31464
Two American beauties. Two roses
with long stems held by a hand. ©
1 ce. Oct. 15, 1909; G 31048.
Keiu’s (ERNST) NACHFOLGER
ScCHERL), Berlin, Germany.
[381465
[Two
© ie.
(AUG.
Gute freunde; by A. W. Herz.
fox terriers on end of sofa.]
Oct. 30, 1909; G 31501.
KELLERMANN (ANNETTE), Sydney, Aus-
tralia. [31466
Kellermann (Annette). Statuette of
young woman standing. © 1 ee. Nov.
4, 1909; G 31260.
Ker (Batrour), New York, N. Y.
[31467
New sister. [Little boy looking at
baby in an old lady’s lap.] ©1..
Nov. 13, 1909; G 31348.
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.4
Kine (Hamitton), New York, N. Y.
[31468-31469
Princess Chie. Young woman with
large hat, high neck princess dress. ©
1 ce. Oct. 16, 1909; G 31054.
Society belle. Young woman with
large hat and low neck gown. ©1c.
Oct. 16, 1909; G 31058.
KoHN (JAcoB & JOSEF), New York,
IN. ye [31470-31488
Cane bottom chairs, varied backs.
657 & 657 A.—658 & 658 A.—659 &
659 A.—660 & 660 A.—661 & 661 A.—
662 & 662 A—663 & 6638 F. ©1e
each Oct. 27. 1909; G 31161-31174.
KRUEGER (R. G.) New York, N. Y.
[31484
Young artist. Young girl with brush
and palette. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1909; G
31061.
LAMASURE (E.) Washington, D. C.
[31485-31493
Down upon the Swanee River. In
stream is raft bearing loaded wagon
and team drawn by rope across river.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31215.
Falling leaves. Grass meadow in
foreground, small stream and path
leading to house. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1909;
G 31208.
Glimpse of old ocean. Rocks project-
ing into sea, waves breaking over
them. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31204.
Glories of the dying day. Pool, tall
grass and bushes in foreground,
stream and trees in background. ©
1 e. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31212.
Golden days.
bridge and trees.
G 31208.
Hill top. Country road, wagon con-
taining logs drawn by two horses,
stone fence to the right, house & barn
to the left. © 1 «Oct. 29) 13033
31214.
Midsummer afterglow. Sunset, wind-
ing stream through a valley, flowers
along stream. © 1 c. Oct. 29, 1909;
G 31206.
New moon. Foreground road run-
ning to right, stream at right, overita —
stone bridge with arch. ©1c. Oct. 29,
1909; G 81202.
When apple trees bloom. Small
brook on left side a field with blossom-
ing apple trees. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1909;
G 31218.
Water mill, stream,
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1909;
206
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
LAYTON, SmitH & Hawk, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma. [81494-31495
Culbertson school building. [Archi-
tectural drawing of large square build-
ing with 4 large pillars.] © 1c. Nov.
8, 1909; G 31297.
Oklahoma City, High street school.
[Architectural drawing of large square
building.] © 1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G
31298.
LEIBSON (ABE), Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
[31496
Luzerne county, Pa. new court house.
Central dome with perspective of two
wings of building. © 1c. Nov. 1,
1909; G 31254.
LEMBECK & BETZ, Eagle brewing ©Co.,
Newark, N. J. [31497
Our fieet. Ina circular panel a bat-
tleship. ©1c. Nov. 10, 1909; G 31316.
LOWNEY (WALTER M.) co., Boston,
Mass. [31498, 31499
Girl with hand on head and holding
bunch of roses. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1909;
G 31271.
Girl with rose, wearing hat. ©l1c.
Nov. 5, 1909; G 31270.
Lucy HoLcoMBE CHAPTER, D. A. R.,
Washington, D. C. [381500
Shield bearing coat of arms of the
D. A. R. Shield with the spinning
wheel and distaff. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1909; G 31160.
LuKASEI (THoMAS), St. Louis, Mo.
[31501, 31502
Wellmatched and the mother-in-law.
[In 8 scenes, dinner guests.] © 1.
Sept. 27, 1909; G 30800.
—f[In 8 scenes, ordering mother-
in-law’s picture.] © 1 c. Sept. 27,
1909; G 30799.
LUKE (K. L.), Birmingham, Ala.
[81503
Taft (President). Smiling bust
with quotation on front of pedestal.
© 1c. Noy. 3, 1909; G 31246.
MAGAZINE & BOOK CO., New York, N. Y.
[31504
Leisure moments. Woman _ seated
in earnest conversation with little boy
beside her. © 1c. Noy. 8, 1909; G
$1295.
Macre (WILLIAM D.), Monticello,
Towa. [81505
Emblematic photograph mat. Shield
with a number of emblematic figures.
© 1e. Oct. 20, 1909; G 31124.
‘ 31562
MANSFIELD (ANNIE), Virginia City,
Ney. [31506
Comstock golden jubilee, 1909.
[Pick and shovel among the rocks.] ©
1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31299.
MAYER (ANNA S.), New York, N. Y.
[31507
Mayer’s monumental design. Monu-
ment of rustic design, three heads in
bas-relief, front & back view. ©1e.
Nov. 29, 1909; G@ 31551.
Menpoza (I. P.) trp., London England.
[81508
Tuscan roses. [Dark young woman,
bare shoulders, and roses.] ©1ce. Oct.
18, 1909; G 31335.
MITCHELL (Mrs. Eva B.), Riverside,
Ill. [31509
Lee (Gen. Robert E.). Bust side
view. ©1c. Sept. 13, 1909; G 31230.
MoELLER (Louris), New York, N. Y.
[31510
Good start in life. Boy with papers
under his arm at receiving teller’s
window in bank. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1909;
G 381196.
MureHy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [81511-31562
Autumn twilight; by Neill Mitchell.
Winding stream, trees on either side.
©1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30986.
Barranca bridge, Mexico; by Thos.
Moran. River with arched bridge. ©
1 ec. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30968.
Buttercups; by Savage Cooper.
Young woman gathering flowers. ©
1 ec. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30992.
Can’t fool baby; by Carl Hirsch-
berg. Two children and mother play-
ing with baby. ©1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G
30962.
Child of nature; by Bryson. Young
girl, bare neck and shoulders, thin
drapery & flowers. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1909; G 30998.
Daughter of the toreador; by Bry-
son. Young woman, Spanish type, jew-
eled band in her hair. ©1c. Aug. 25,
1909; G 30999.
Day herder; by W. Herbert Dunton.
Cowboy resting on ground, his horse
standing near, cattle beyond. ©1e.
Oct. 4, 1909: G 30978.
Dorothea : by Henri Rondel. Woman
in low cut gown, smooth dark hair. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30984.
Evening off the Lizard; by A. J.
Warne-Browne. Rocky coast and ocean
waves. ©1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30998.
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Murreuy (TuHos. D.) co.—Continued.
Evening on the Susquehanna River:
by Carl Weber. Number of cows com-
ing down to water. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1909;
G 30968.
Fair graduate; by James Arthur.
|
pt. Iv, 2. s., v.4
MurpHy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
Maude; by Abbey Altson. Young
woman, hair done low on neck, foliage
background. © 1. Oct. 4, 1909; @
30988.
Modern Diana. Young woman with
Young girl in white and mortar-board | g qog. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1909; G 31007.
cap, arm full of American beauty
roses. ©1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30996.
Fencing girl; by James Arthur. Girl
with foil and gloves. ©1e. Oct. 4,
1909; G 30985.
Flowing tide;
Gay. Ocean and beach.
4, 1909; G 30979.
Frolic and flowers; by Bryson. Five
young women in thin drapery dancing
and gathering flowers. © 1c. Aug.
25, 1909; G 81008.
Gathering local color; by E. W.
Gollings. Bucking cow-pony. ©1e.
Oct. 4, 1909; G 30977.
by George Howell
© 1 « Ock
Golden days; by Thos. Moran.
Many trees, rocks and water. ©1«.
Oct. 4, 1909; G 30964.
Her favorite pastime. Young wo-
man reading a book. © 1 ec. Aug. 25,
1909; G 31009.
Highland pastoral. Sheep grazing
ou side of hill, water in the back-
ground. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30971.
Hope, love and fear; by Bryson.
Heads of three young women. ©1e.
Aug. 25, 1909; G 31012.
In sunny Devon; by A. George Bow-
man. Man and boy trudging along a
eountry road. © 1 ec. Oct. 4, 1909; G
30969.
Indians burning pottery.
Indians around a camp fire.
Aug. 19, 1909; G 30995.
Iris; by Bryson. Young woman
wearing large hat & plumes holding
bunch of iris. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1909;
G 31010.
Iris; by Martin Kavel. Young
woman with large bunch of iris in
lap. ©1e. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30990.
Several
©.
Keepsake. Two young women look-
ing at a locket. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1909;
G 31013.
Leonora; by Bryson. Young woman
seated, by her side a large bunch of
roses. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1909; G 31011.
Loch Eck; by Alexander MacDon-
ald. Trees, hills & lake, cow drinking
in foreground. ©1e. Oct. 4, 1909; G
380974.
Lough Gill Sligo: by Alexander
Williams. Scene of the lake and hills.
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30967.
Morning glories; by Bryson. Young
woman, hair and arms full of morning
glories. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1909; G 31004.
Morning, vale of the “Treignac,
France; by Gaston Anglade. Winding
river, castle to the left. ©1c. Oct. 4,
1909; G 30989. :
Mt. Pisgah, view of; by George
Howell Gay. Winding road and moun-
tain scene. © 1. Oct. 4, 1909; G
30980.
Mt. Vernon at sunset; by Edw La-
masure. Lawn and house in fore-
ground, river to the left. © 1. Oct.
4, 1909; G 30982.
New arrival; by H. J. Dobson.
Three children looking at baby. ©
1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30970.
Off for the hunt, old Virginia 1750;
by Thure de Thulstrup. Men & women
horseback, pack of hounds in fore-
ground. ©1ce. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30983.
Old friends are the best; by Ed-
mund H. Osthaus. Man playing with
a lot of dogs before an open fire. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1909; G@ 30976.
On the downs; by Alfred Elias.
Number of sheep grazing. ©1c. Oct.
4, 1909; G 30966.
Peonies; by Bryson. Young woman
with arm full of peonies, large hat with
plume. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1909; G 31002.
Rallying point; by De Cost Smith.
Indian horseback on top of hill. ©
1 ec. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30987. :
Setters; by Wm. Bruce. Two dogs
in a field. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1909; G@
30991.
Short horns; by R. A. Fox. Num-
ber of cattle drinking and grazing. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1909; G 30972.
Summer stream; by Edw. Lamasure.
Large trees beside a stream. © 1.
Oct. 4, 1909; G 30981.
Sunshine; by Frank O. Salisbury.
Little child standing back of mother
with arms around her neck. © 1c
Oct. 4, 1909; G 30978.
Sussex harvest; by D. Sherrin. Har-
vest field. © 1 ec. Oct. 4, 1909; G@
380994.
008
:
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WORKS OF ART
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
MurpuHy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
Town pond, Easthampton; by Thos.
Moran. Two large trees in foreground
beyond the pond. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1909;
G 30965.
Trousseau of green;
Young woman in soft hat and dra-
peries, large bunch of flowers at breast.
©1ec. Aug. 25, 1909; G 31005.
Under a breeze. Young woman
holding on to her hat and feather boa.
©1c. Aug. 25, 1909; G 31008.
Venice; by H. P. Smith. Vine clad
houses and canal. ©1c. Oct. 4, 1909;
G 30975.
Visit to grandma. Little girl in
-white, bare arms and neck, holding an
open parasol that rests on the floor.
© le. Aug. 25, 1909; G 31006.
Voice of the woods; by Bryson.
Young woman in thin drapery, atti-
tude of listening. © 1c Aug. 25,
1909; G 31000.
Welcome spring; by Bryson. Young
woman, low cut gown, small hat, large
buneh of violets at waist. © 1.
Aug. 25, 1909; G 31001.
Whirl (The); by Bryson. Ballet
dancer. ©1e. Aug. 25, 1909; G 30997.
NATIONAL ART CO., New York, N. Y.
[31563
Mountain lake. Landscape scene of
a lake with mountains in the back-
ground. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1999; G 31055.
OstTHAUS (EpMUND), Toledo, Ohio.
[31564-31572
Along the creek. Three dogs on
game. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1909; G 31349.
Beagles at work. [Large pack of
dogs running.] © 1c. Nov. 13, 1909;
G 31355. :
Kent Higin. [Pointer dog in field.]
© 1c. Noy. 13, 1909; G 31354.
Manitoba Rap. Pointer dog. ©1c.
Nov. 13, 1909; G 31357.
Pointer bitch, Lady. [Black & white
poimter.| © 1 ec. Nov. 13, 1909; G
31350.
Presto. Head of setter dog. © 1
e. Noy. 18, 1909; G 31353.
Prince Whitestone. Setter dog. ©
1 ¢. Noy. 18, 1909; G 31356.
Setter dog Gilt Edge. [Black &
white English setter.] ©1c. Nov. 18,
1909: G 31351.
Starting the trail, Beagles. [Pack
of hounds.] © 1c. Nov. 138, 1909; G
31352.
by Bryson. |
|
315SG
PARRISH (MAXFIELD), Windsor, Vt.
315738
Pied piper. Man blowing horn and
followed by children. © 1 ¢. Noy. 10,
1909; G 31315.
PatTrRick (JOHN DovuGLas), Rosedale,
Kans. [31574
Brutality. Draft horse with its
| head turned to avoid blow from club.
© 1c. Nov. 5, 1909; G 31272.
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin, Germany. [31575-31583
Am klavier; by W. von Czachoeski.
Woman seated at piano. © 1 ec. Oct.
22, 1909; G 31120.
Am schwarzen Fenn; by Paul Vor-
ganz. Dark pool of water near clump
of pines. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1909; G
Srias:
Dreadnought; by Maud Earl. Bull-
dog. ©l1e. Oct. 22, 1909; G 31118.
Garden of Nazareth; by Martin G.
Tolley. Christ in a garden of lillies.
©1e. Oct. 22, 1909; G 31119.
Kinderbildnis; by Schulte im Hofe.
Small child with a paint brush in its
hand. ©1ce. Oct. 22, 1909; G 31116.
Shadowed face; by Frank Dicksee.
Nun kneeling in prayer. © 1 c. Oct.
22, 1909; G 31121.
Sibylle; by Hans Unger. Head of
woman, hair done low on her neck,
long earrings. © 1 ¢. Oct. 22, 1909;
G 31115.
Spiitherbst im Ilsethal; by Ad
Schweitzer. Winding stream amid
trees & rocks.
G 31117.
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1909;
Waldwinkel; by Fritz Ebel. Sev-
eral children playing in the woods. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 22, 1909; G 31122.
PoMPEIAN MFG. co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[31584
Lavendar lady. Young woman
wearing a large hat, low neck gown,
full length figure on a narrow panel,
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1909; G 31044.
Putnam (ArtTHUR), San _ Francisco,
Cal. [31585, 31586
Attentive kangaroo. [Statue of a
kangaroo sitting on hind legs.] ©1c.
Oct. 27, 1909; G 31241.
Listening puma. [Statue of puma
lying down, head raised in attitude of
listening.] © 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1909; G
31242.
509
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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pt. Iv, 0. s., v.4
QuINBy (FRED J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[81587, 31593
Cerisette. [Young woman coming
out of door, pitcher in hand.] ©1ce.
Sept. 1, 1909; G 81268.
Cerisette offered her services to the
ladies. [Girl entering greenroom
where four women are “ making up.’’]
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1909; G 31266.
Company in which she found herself
was composed only of women. [Young
woman standing in room filled with
women. } 1 @. Septs: ye 19095 G
31265.
Innkeeper did not yet know whether
to laugh or make a grimace. [Num-
ber of men and women at table.] ©
1 ec. Sept. 1, 1909; G 31267.
Pushing him against a tree he held
him there. [Background, man held
against a tree by another man, man &
woman hurrying away in foreground. |
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1909; G 31268.
She recalled her trade as servant of
the inn. [Young woman striking a
man.] ©1e. Sept. 1, 1909; G 31264.
There was a crowd of street arabs
behind her. [Two fat women, back of
them a lot of boys.] © 1. Sept. 1,
1909; G 31269.
Ransom (FLETCHER C.), New York,
INS Ye [31594
Bringing home the bride. Young
couple returning to old homestead. ©
1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31200.
RELIANCE TRADING co., New York N. Y.
[81595
Mother stood as if petrified. Young
woman poorly clothed, having one
baby in her arms, while another clings
to her skirts, at the end of a dock.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1909; G 31131.
REPRODUCTION cCo., New York, N. Y.
[81596, 31597
Bull dog head. Head of dog. ©1
ce. Nov. 4, 1909; G 31261.
Burro. Little mule. ©1e. Nov. 4,
1909; G 31262.
ROBERTS, JOHNSON & RAND SHOE CO.,
St. Louis, Mo. [381598
Society girl. Head of young girl
with flowing hair, roses at breast and
in her hair. © 1 ce. Oct. 16, 1909; G
31060.
RotH (FRrED’K G. R.), Englewood, N. J.
[31599, 31600
Statue of a cat and
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1909; G
Expectation.
her kittens.
31238,
RotH (FReEeD’K G. R.)—Continued.
Expectation. Statue of female dog
with her puppies. © 1c. Noy. 1, 1909;
G 312387.
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago, III.
[81601-31613
Fall & winter fashions 1910, no. 1.
[Young man standing, hat in hand,
older man seated.] © 1. Nov. 8,
1809; G 31800.
no. 2. [Young man in overcoat,
roll of manuscript in his hand.] ©1
ce. Nov. 8, 1909. G 31801.
.—-—no. 8. [Lawyer pleading his
case.] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31302.
no. 4. [Back of man with dress
suit case.] © 1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G
31808.
no. 5. [Two men greeting each
other.] ©1e. Nov. 8, 1909; G 313804.
—no. 6. [Two young men in over-
coats.] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 313805.
—no. 7%. [Man with traveling
bag.] ©le Nov. 8, 1909; G 31306.
—no. 8. [Man making speech.]
©l1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31307.
no. 9. [Bride & groom.] ©
1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 313808.
——no. 10. [Man at table drinking
toast.] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1909; G 31309.
Spring and summer fashions, 1910.
Two men dressed in the latest fashion,
one holding a trophy cup. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 1909; G 31150.
Two men dressed in the latest
fashion, one looking through a pair of
opera glasses. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1909; G
BIZ:
Young man dressed in the latest
fashion watching a number of sea gulls.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1909; G 31151.
Rupy (JAMES FREDERICK), Llianerch,
Pa. [31614, 31615
Angel. [Figure window.] © 1.
Aug. 19, 1909; G 31328.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church win-
dows. Plan for ornamental windows.
©1c. Aug. 19, 1909; G 31824.
RusseELL (IRoNE Hancock), Washing-
ton, “D.C: [31616
Christus Consolator. Statue of
Christ with hands raised. © 1c. Nov.
13, 1909; G 813845.
SANITARY FEATHER CO., Chicago, °
1617
Knight of the pillow fight. Little
boy throwing pillows. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1909; G 31045.
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WORKS OF ART
" nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
SCHOENHOFEN BREWING CO., Chicago,
Tl. [31618
Swinging girl. Young woman in
short skirt, low shoes and low neck
bodice sitting in a swing. © 1c. Oct.
25, 1909; G 31147.
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES) sons, New York,
_ . [31619-31631
Anticipation; by Harrison Fisher.
Young woman in white evening gown,
hands clasped in front of her, gazing
up at a branch of mistletoe.
Oct. 28, 1909: G 31142.
At the fountain; by Harrison Fisher. |
Young woman with white fur cap, chin
resting on muff, soda fountain glass in
front of her. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1909; G
31140.
Bass—a critical moment; by Oliver
Kemp. ‘Two men in a skiff, one stand-
ing with fishing rod trying to land a
bass, old man at oars. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1909; G 31145.
Danger; by Harrison Fisher. Young
woman in the act of pinning on large |
hat and holding between her teeth a
fancy hat pin. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1909; G
31144.
Lesson (The); by Alonzo Kimball.
Little boy leaning over a lettered pic-
ture book on his mother’s knee. © 1
e. Oct. 23, 1909: G 31146.
Muskallonge, opening the fight; by
Oliver Kemp. Two men in boat, one
standing with fishing rod and reel try-
meio fang 4 fish. © 1 c. Oct. 23,
1909; G 31135.
Odd moments; by Harrison [isher.
Young woman in evening gown teasing
a kitten with a rose. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1909; G 31139.
Reflection; by Harrison fFisher.
Back view of young woman, dark
wavy hair, large hat tied under chin,
head turned toward left shoulder. ©
1c. Oct. 23, 1909; G 31148.
Salmon, the last rush; by Oliver
Kemp. Two men fishing in a rocky
stream. © 1 c. Oct. 23, 1909; G 31136.
Stringing ’em; by Alonzo Kimball.
Young woman seated, sewing basket in
her lap, on a long thread stringing |
| beard. ©1 ec. Nov. 12, 1909; G 31344.
| Trevor (Mrs. Josern S8.), Cincinnati,
Sweet sixteen; by Alonzo Kimball. |
little manikins. © 1. Oct. 23, 1909;
G 31137.
Young girl seated at piano, open box
Ore'l-«
| turned his back.
31642
SCRIBNER'S (CHARLES) Cont'd.
Trout, well hooked, by Oliver Kemp.
Man standing fishing from a rock in
2 mountain stream. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1909; G. 31188.
When shall we three meet again, by
Alonzo Kimball. Young man and
young woman walking away from each
other, cupid with bowed head has
© 1-¢. Oct. 23, 1909;
SONS
G 31134.
SIEvers (I°. Wm.), New York, N. Y.
[31632-81633
Group of three pointer dogs. Statue
of three dogs, one crouching. © 1 e.
Oct. 27, 1909; G 31244.
Group of two pointer dogs. Statue
of two dogs. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1909; G
| 31245.
SPIELOOGEL (EMIL), New York, N. Y.
[31634
Leur fils. [Man playing violin to
old man & woman.] © 1 ¢. Nov. 4,
1909; G 31259.
SUCCESS SONG BUREAU, Chicago, Ill.
[31635
I am looking for a man. [Young
woman looking through opera glasses. ]
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1909; G 31347.
| Swirt & co., Chicago, Il.
[31636-31639
Home of 8S. F. Smith. Old fashioned
house, unkept drive and grounds in
foreground. © 1 c¢. Oct. 29, 1909; G
31191.
Home of Stephen C. Foster. Old
fashioned house in background, rail
fence and pathways in foreground. ©
1 e. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31190.
Home sweet home. Well beaten
path leading up to old fashioned house.
| ©1e. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31198.
of candy by her side, young man lean- |
ing on piano at her left. © 1c. Oct.
283, 1909; G 31141.
Man at well
© 1c. Oct. 29,
Old oaken bucket.
drinking out of bucket.
1909; G 31194.
TALLMAN (WILLIAM), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[31640
Harrison’s London. [Statue of set-
ter dog.] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1909; G
31289.
TEPPER BROS., Chicago, Ill. [31641
Lindsey (Robert). Man with deep
white turned down collar, mustache and
Ohio. [31642
Private monument. Two views and
dimensions of a monument with the
name Joseph S. Trevor on base. ©
1 ec. Oct. 14, 1909; G 31035.
oll
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
UNITED BROKERAGE CO., Seattle, Wash.
[31643
Chief Seattle. Head of an Indian.
©1e. Sept. 2, 1909; G 31235.
VAN DEN BERGHEN (A. L.), Oak Lawn,
Til. 131644
Dance. [Statue of girl dancing.]
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1909; G 31238.
VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows
Falls, Vt. [31645
Dairy maid. Young woman in sun-
bonnet and apron. leaning on a fence;
cows in the background. © 1 ¢. Oct.
16, 1909; G 31059.
VERNON (Emit), New York, N. Y.
[31646-31658
Amaryllis. Young woman _ seated
near tree holding spray of chrysan-
themums, large bunch on ground. ©
le. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31228.
Camilla. Young woman seated on
bench in park. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1909;
G 31225.
Carlotta. Young woman in striped
suit and hat, carries a large bunch of
earnations. © 1. Oct. 29, 1909; G
31222:
Charmion. Girl picking cherries.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31226.
Clotilda. Young woman in light
dress seated on stone wall picking
flowers from a vine. © 1. Oct. 29,
1909; G 31227.
Corinne. Young woman seated in
evening gown holding spray of roses in
left hand, pearl necklace in her right.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31216.
Cytherea. Young woman standing
in daisy field. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G
81217.
Daphne. Young woman seated on
bench under blossoming tree. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 29, 1909; G 31201.
Diana. Young woman in white
dress and straw hat walking through
meadow of daisies and red poppies.
© 1 e. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31218.
Doris. Young woman in white dress
standing by flowering tree. © 1 «.
Oct. 29, 1909; G 31224.
Genevieve. Head and shoulders of
a blond woman looking at two carna-
tions held in left hand. © 1c. Oct.
29, 1909; G 31221.
Rhoda... Young woman in conserva-
tory. ©1e. Oct. 29, 1909: G 31219.
Sylvia. Young woman carrying
bunch of hollyhocks. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1909; G 31220.
‘ther ]
WEISs (HiLpa H.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[31659
Helena. [Bas-relief head of a wom-
an.] ©1.e Nov. 12, 1909; G 31340.
WHITAKER (JOHN), Philadelphia, Pa.
[31660
Passing cloud. Young woman seat-
ed, young man holding hat, back
turned toward woman. © 1e. Oct. 30,
1909; G 31229.
WILSON (JOHN), Boston, Mass.
[31661
Creeping panther. [Statue of pan-
© 1c. Oct. 28,1909.) 4 aia
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., New
Haven, Conn. [31662
Unbidden guest. Large bear coming
out of log cabin, man with gun com-
ing from behind the cabin. ©1e. Oct.
15, 1909; G 31048.
WITKOWSKI (Kart), Vailsburg, N. J.
[31663
It’s up to me. Boys playing base-
ball. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G 31199.
Wor & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[31664-31677
Boston beautiful. Idealized view of
a great city as seen from a balcony.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1909; G 31056.
Bowling. Little girl & boy rolling
melons, red background. © 1 e. Oct.
6, 1909; G 30884.
Coasting. Two little boys on sled,
red background. © 1 ce. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 380881.
Drummer boy. Little boy with drum,
red background. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 380880.
Early risers. Three little boys look-
ing out of window, red background. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1909; G 30886.
Early romance. Little boy and girl,
red background. © 1 e¢. Oct. 6, 1909;
G 80888.
Fishing.
ing, red background.
1909; G 30890.
Flower girls. Two little girls with
flowers, red background. © 1 ¢ Oct.
6, 1909; G 30882.
Gathering flowers. Little girl among
flowers, red background. © 1 ¢. Oct.
6, 1909; G 30889.
New-comer. Little girl and boy
seated watching turkey, red back-
ground. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1909; G@ 30879.
Little boy and girl fish-
© tie Oekre
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WORKS
nos. 48-52, Dec., 1909
f Wotr & co.—Continued.
Sharp shooters. Two little boys
with toy guns, red background. ©1c.
Oct. 6, 1909; G 30888.
Snow man. Two little boys making
' a snow man, red background. ©1e.
Oct. 6, 1909; G 30885.
Tennis. [Woman with tennis racket
and ball, red background.] © 1.
Oct. 6, 1909; G 30887.
— ple ae
Number of eniries of Works of Art included in the Catalogue since
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Wotr & co.—Continued.
Washington presenting the French
allies to his mother. Mrs. Washington
seated in large green chair, one hand
resting on cane, the other held by a
French officer, Washington stands at
her right. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1909; G
31189.
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INDEX TO PART 4. ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, PHOTO-
GRAPHS, FINE ARTS
New series—Volume 4, January-December, 1909.
This index contains the names of all copyright proprietors of Engravings, Chromos,
Photographs, Reproductions of a work of art, Drawings or plastic works of a scientific or
technical character, Prints and pictorial illustrations, and Works of art registered during
the year 1909. In addition, occasional references are made from prominent artists and
engravers.
The Figures refer to the numbers following the first title under any pro-
prietor.
Abbema (Louise). 20685. Alexander (H.) 22285.
Abbey (H. A.) 479, 6640, 7916, 17660. | Alexander (J. W.) 2400, 10591, 25138,
Abbott (W. H.) 5711, 7780. 29077.
Ad art co. 20409, 20506. | Alexander (K.) 11687.
Ad art service. 24881, 28644. | Alexandria Washington lodge no. 22,
Adams (C.) 5424. | AE Ge Ae ioe raion,
Adams (F. W.) 8075. Allen (A. R.) 5712.
Agams (H. C.) 19958. Allen (C. D.) 74.
Adams (I. C.) 17174. Allen (E. H.) 30461.
Adams (J. H.) 19960. Allen (F. W.) 17179, 24095.
Adams (J. P. H.) 1. | Allen (H. N.) 17180.
Adan (Hmile) 20685. Allen (W. A.) 86.
Adecrofters. 8077. Allen (W. M.) 24885.
Addison (G. A.) 28645. Allgood (S. W.) 5718.
Adelson (P.) & bro. 20411. | Allion (J. M.) 24886.
Adelsperger (M.) 16797. Alliot (H.) 11638.
Adelsperger (M. B.) 2777, 18941, | Almirall (R. F.) 13948.
31315. Alpha Chi Omega sorority. 17187.
Adelsperger (M. P.) 19709. | Alta (J.) 28659.
Adkisson (C. N.) 17177. Altschul & Isbell. 17188.
Adleman (S.) 5426, 18942. Alvey-Ferguson co., inc. 20512, 28660.
Adler (A.) bros. & co. 2778, 16798, | Amberg (J.) 24096.
19711. Amberg (L.) 20412.
Adler (D.) & Sons clothing co. 22475, | Amer. blower co. 17201.
243838. | Amer. commercial adv’g co. 8082,
Adler (Mrs. L.) 22476. 11639, 14451, 17189, 20520, 22477,
Advertisers press ame 8. 24387, 28668.
Agnew (T.) & sons. 9. Amer.-Examiner. 87, 2974, 5751, 8083,
Agnew (W. H.) 20508. 11647, 14456, 17202.
Ahl (H. H.) 22284. Amer. home magazine co. 3000, 8116.
Ahlers (O. A.) 14446. Amer. horse breeder pub. co. 14480,
Ahtram mfg. co. 14447. 28670.
Aiken (R. E.) 14448. | Amer.-Jour.-Examiner. 117, 3002,
Akin (E. D.) co. 2971. 5778, 8118, 11669, 14481, 17218, 24406,
Akin (W. A.) 14449. 28671.
Alabama-Georgia syrup co. 24384.
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. 10. Amer. label mfg. co. 2782.
Amer. lady corset co. 5427.
eae a n> ) sene” Amer. law book co. 28672.
ek Hh) eT 8078. Amer. litho. co. 2789, 5428, 7781, 8280,
Ree a) cess 9808 11117, 11779, 13944, 16800, 17316,
_ Se 19713, 22286, 24098, 28673, 31319.
Te aire és. S.) 69. Amer. masonic federation. 19961.
Alexander (G. C.) 28654. Amer. mill & mfg’rs sales co. 28679.
515
INDEX
Amer. mutoscope & biograph co. 2830,
3113, 5912, 8281, 11780, 14606.
Amer. press ass’n. 3123, 59238, 8303,
11789, 14610, 17319.
Amer. printing co. 19717.
Amer. show print co.
24100. .
Amer. sight seeing coach co. 205383.
Amer. sports post card co. 59384.
2790, 22294,
Amer. tobacco co. 2794, 5441, 7789,
11120, 20534, 24115.
Amer. watch tool co. 205385.
Ames & Rollinson co. 3129, 28680.
Amick (B.) 8819.
Ammons (A.) 14624, 28681.
Amy (G. A.) 20587.
Anaconda copper mining co. 11121.
Anargyros (8.) 7792, 11122, 13948.
Anastan (A. F.) 7794.
Anders (O. G.) 2388.
Andersen (Mrs. 8.)
Anderson (A. C.)
Anderson (A. E.)
Anderson (A. W.)
Anderson (G. P.)
Anderson (H. E.)
Anderson (J. B.)
Anderson (J. D.)
Anderson (lL.
19719.
Anderson
Anderson
28689.
Anderson & Larson. 24414.
Anderson pub. co. 3146.
Anglin (M.) 20540.
Anglo-French art co. 28691.
Anheuser-Busch Brewing assn. 241.
Ansonia. 14626.
Antikamnia chemical co.
Apeda co. 83888.
Apelt (W.) 173380.
Apostleship of prayer.
Appleton (L. M.)
Appleton (T. G.) 29740, 29741.
Applied arts co. 8389.
Architectural record co.
Ardolino (Mrs. L.) 3147.
Armbruster (H.) 20544.
Armour & co. 28692.
Arms (F. C.) 242.
Armstrong (W.) 5986.
Armstrong (W. P.) 248.
Arnheim (M.) 8348, 17331.
Arnold (F.) 3803852, 30353.
Arnold (H.) 29264.
Arnold (T.0F.) 244.
28682.
17329.
28683.
22488, 24418, 28685.
239, 8320.
28501.
8321.
240.
M.) 13949, 14625,
(M. J.) 19962.
(W. BR.) co. 3180, 5935,
22310.
14627.
31521.
11799.
Arnot (R.) 59387, 11128, 18950.
Aronson (L. V.) 7795, 11125, 16804,
28505.
Art mfg. co. 17345.
Art students league of N. Y. 11127.
Arthur (J.) 245, 3148, 7798, 19720,
22311, 24116, 28506, 31322.
Artistoria novelty co. 24415.
| Austen (J. I.) @o.
Autoline mfg. co.
| Bane (A. M.)
| Bara: "GlL7}
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 4
Asbjorsen (S.) 2795, 16806.
Ash) (8. A.), -2aie
Ash (W.) & Schubert (A. J.) 17346.
Ashley (J. EH.) 24416.
Atkinson & Bigelow. 28696.
Atlantic export co. 253.
Atlantie vineyard and wine co. 11813.
Aubert (J.) 20685.
Audia (A.) 19734.
Augur, Swyers & Machold. 3194, 11814,
22326.
Auner (W. A. F.)
Austen (BE. A.)
5442.
14629.
3196.
Austin (H. 1.) 254:
14635.
Avy (J. M.) 20685.
Axelson (F. A.) 24417.
B. P. O. E., Los Angeles lodge. 17347.
Babcock, Hinds & Underwood. 3220.
Baber (A. M.) 146438, 17359.
Bache (R.) 3221.
| Bachelder (J. B.) 28721.
Bachman (A. C.)
Bachmann (H.) co.
Bachmann (M.)
Bachrach (A.) «3222.
Bachrach & bro. 11889.
Bage (H.-H.) dais.
Bahlman (J.) 11840.
Bail -(J.). 20685:
Bailey (A. S.) 255.
Bailey (C. Z.) 5944, 8344.
Bailey (M. L.) 14644, 22494.
Bailey (M. W.) 17360, 22490.
Bailey (O. H.) 14645.
Bailey & Bailey. 17362, 24418, 28697.
Bailey post card co. 24419, 28698.
Bain (G. G.) 256, 3223, 5946, 8351,
11842, 14646, 17865, 19964, 20545,
22495, 24423, 28701.
Bain (J2) 17854.
Baker (C. H.) 205GE:
Baker (D. C.) 24455.
Baker (F. L.) & son. 17380.
19963.
22342.
19735.
| Baker (J. G.) 28708.
Baker (W.) co. 20575.
Bakowski (B. B.) 14674.
Balderston (H. W.) 24124.
Baldinger (W. H.) 24456.
Baldwin (J. L.) 24457.
Ball (S. A.) 28721.
Ball (W. A.) 5951.
Ballaveine (J.) 20685.
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. 24460.
Balzer (A.) & Rothengatter (E.) 204138.
Bamforth & co. 276, 24462.
| Bandholtz (F. J.) 14676, 17381, 19975,
20576, 22502, 24474.
20586.
Banker (G. G.) 17392.
Baolto (A.) 22507.
17108.
Barbera (C.) 5448.
Barchak (S.) 11852.
516
|
4
4
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee., 1909
Barelay & co. 8423.
Barillot (l.) 20685.
Baritello (A.) 28722.
Barkalow bros. 11864, 20591.
Barker (B. B.) 19976.
Barker (FE. B.) 11129.
Barker (H. E.) 20592.
Barkhuff (W. D.) 28724.
Barmore (C.) 20593.
Barmore (W. K.) 3256, 28725.
Barmore pub. co. 24475, 28726.
Barnard (G. G.) 5444.
Barnard’s studio. 20595.
Barnekow & Petz. 20603.
Barnes (A. A.) 28729.
Barnes (A. H.) 291, 8427, 28797.
Barnes (A. J.) 20605.
Barnes (F.) 22343.
Barnes-Crosby co. 7815,
Barnett (A. L.) 14684.
Barnett (M. E.) 11865.
Baronow (S.) 24476.
Bare (C. BH.) 24125.
Barr-Farnham photo post
11866, 14687, 17397.
Barrie (G.) & sons. 5952.
Barsuglia (F. J.) 22508.
Parcs (1. 8.) 222509.
Bartell (C. B.) 8257.
Bartenfeld (G. P.) 22344.
Kartlett (A.) 11900.
Bartlett (G. H.) 28732.
16807.
CAFE. 0.
Bartlett (P. W.) 24126.
Bartlett (W. H.) 11130
Bartol (W. A.) 8428.
Barton (8S. A.) 292
Barton & Spooner co. 294, 3258.
Bartoo (C. R.) 16809, 24127.
Baseballitis card co. 24477, 28736.
Bassler (W. G.) 20610.
Bastert (N.) 22947.
Batchelder (C. F.) 18952.
Bates & Umberline. 5954.
Bath (W. C.) 24128.
Battel (M. J.) 24478.
Battell (R. L.) 20612, 24479.
Battell (Mrs. R. L.) 22512.
Battlefield photo. co. 17398.
Baudry (C. P.) 20685.
Bauer (C.) 8429, 14696.
Baumann (J.) 11905.
Baur (¥F.) 17103.
Bayles (F. E.) 5955.
Bayley (S. 8.) 5957.
Beach (H. M.) 296, 3260, 11909.
Beard art & stationery co., 2796.
Beard art galleries. 24480.
Beasten (W.) 5970.
Beatty (R. R.) 24481.
Beaux (C.) 16810.
Beck (C. R. R.) 298, 8480, 17399.
Beck (O. W.) 2797.
Beck (R.) 29321.
Becker (C. F.) 3417, 62380.
Beckman (T. J.) 20634.
| Beckwith
| Beerbower (G. M.)
| Beggs (A. R.)
| Behrendt (R.).
| Beitt (H. C.)
| Belande (_)
INDEX
(C.) 3417,
13953, 14904, 17660.
20636.
20685.
& co. 299, 2799.
17400, 24484.
19736.
17401.
20488.
Belaseo (D.) 17402.
Selcher (H.) 3417, 6230, 14904.
Belinfaute (BH. BE.) 14697, 22513.
Bell (H. C.) 2800.
Bell (J. W.) son & co.
6230, 7816,
Beers (J. van)
Seifeld (J-)
8431, 24485.
| Bell (L.) 300.
| Bell (L. M.) 8445, 17419, 206387,
28737.
Bell & Palfrey. 11911.
Bellanger (C.) 22578.
Belle Mead sweets makers. 11131.
Bellet ( ) 2802.
Bellet (A.) 20685, 225738.
Belnord realty co., of N. Y. 11182.
Beltrash & Beltrash.
Belzim (Serendat de)
Bender (H. A.) 5971.
Benedict (C.) 24501.
Beneker (G. A.) 16811, 19737.
Benford-Bryan pub. co. 3801, 8448.
Bengough (W.) 5445.
Benham (W. D.) 24502.
Benignus (W.) 11915.
Benjamin (H. E.) advertising agency.
11916.
Benjamin (I.)
Benner (H. M.)
24503.
Benner (M.) 20685.
Bennett (C. K.) 3954.
Bennett (H. H.) studio. 11918.
Bennett (J. E.) & Hawks (R. M.)
7817, 11138.
20641.
2802.
302.
8449, 17424, 22514,
Bennett (J. G.) & co. 5973.
Bennett (J. L.) 28748.
Bennett (T. M.) 11924.
Benson (EF. W.) 9864, 10591, 25137,
29067.
Bentheim (C.) 5446, 7818, 16812.
Bentley (C. E.) co. 22525.
Benvenuti (A.) 5447.
Beraud (J.) 24843.
Berdan pub. co. 303, 11927, 22526,
24504.
Berg (W.) 18955.
| Bergen (G. F.) 19977, 28748.
Berges (G.) 20685.
Beringer (A. C.) 119385, 19361.
Bernet ( ) 2400.
Berry (M. A.) 8450.
| Berry realty co. 16813.
Berwin (L. M.) 8451, 11936, 14698,
17426, 20642, 28754.
Best & co. 24521.
Bettikin co. 31327.
Betts (Mrs. G.) 28510.
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INDEX
Betts & Betts. 20644, 24522.
Bevilacqua (S.) 28758.
Beville (J. N.) 14702.
Biagiooti (L.) 111384.
Bibby (G. M.) 24525.
Bible calendar & pub. co. 24526.
Bible study pub. co. 28759.
Bicknell mfg. co. 5976.
Biddle (T. W.) jr. 19788.
Bieder (J. L.) co. 3274, 5977, 17430,
20645.
Bien (J.) & Co.
Bigelow (¢G. H.)
Bigelow, Smith & co.
Bighams (W.) sons.
Bilbao y Martinez (G.)
Bilek (F. J.) 28760.
Bilisoly (J. J.) 17460.
Billiken co. 8454, 11155, 11959, 16814, |
20414.
Billiken sales co. 18962.
Binder (J. R.) 349.
Bingham co. 28768.
Biograph co. 14708, 17461,
20658, 22527, 24529, 28770.
Birch (A.) 17471.
Birch (J. H.) jr. 28784.
Birchfield (C. A.) 13968.
Bird (C.) 29735, 29738.
Birdsall (IK. N.) 22540, 24539, 28786. |
Birge (M. H.) & sons co. 24540.
Birmingham paper co. 28787.
Birney (W. V.) 5448, 8457,
16815.
Bisbee (C. E.)
Bishop (F. C.)
Bishop (J. 1K.)
Bissell (F. E.)
Bisson (Ed.)
Blacet (E. D.) 17472, 24566.
Black (W. J.) 20665, 24571.
Blackmore (A. E.) 7820.
311, 20647.
5979.
17436.
24528.
22947.
19978, |
111389,
5980, 14716, 20664.
24565.
3276, 5982, 8459.
8463.
2802.
Boag (W. J.)
| Bong (R.)
| Bonheur (R.) 24560.
‘“Bonawitz (G.)
Boston traveler co.
Blacknall (R. BH.) 5988.
Blakely (E. 8.) 28788.
Blakeslee (A. D.) 3277.
Blakeslee (A. L.) 31329.
Blanchard (I. H.) co. 20678.
Blanchard (€P:) 22578.
Blanchard (Mrs. R. H.) 24578.
Blashfield (Edwin Howland)
10591, 16818, 31330.
Blattner (H.) 19988.
2400,
Blessing (J. L.) 353, 3278.
Bligny (A.) 20685.
Blimline (HE. L.) & co. 24575.
Bliss (H.) 5985.
Bliss, Deveneau co. 24587, 28789.
Block bros. tobacco co. 111438, 24129,
28792.
Blossom (E. G.)
Blue (A.) 17475.
Blue seal supply co.
Bluff city eng. co. 17487.
Blumberg (R.) 11940.
5451.
28793.
Blumenstiel & Smith. 20679.
22545, 24591, 28796.
Boeck (R. W.) 5452.
Bodziak (J.) 24597.
Boeck (A. A.) 5989.
Boellinger (F.) 11941.
Bogart (G.) 17488.
Boger (E. L.) 8464.
Bobunék-Leindoerfer (—) 354.
Boileau (P.) 11144, 18964, 31331.
Boislecomte (de) 20685.
Bompard (M.) 20685.
Bonesteel (M. R.) 24598.
kunstverlag. 22345, 28511.
Bonine (R. K.) 8466.
Bonnat (Léon J. F.) 2400.
8465, 14718, 17489.
Bonte (C. E.) 16818.*
Bonveret (D.) 22578.
| Book concern of the A. M. HE. church.
285138.
| Book news monthly. 3281, 8467,
14719, 20680, 24599.
Booker tobaceo co. 11145.
Borghum (G.) 3283.
Bosselman (A. ©.) & co. 22549.
Boston Herald co. 38284, 5993, 24602.
Boston photo news co. 5995.
Boston plastic art co. 18966.
Boston
Sse
sculpture co. 2801, 11146,
357, 17490, 22559.
Boteler (F.) 8469.
Both (W. C.) 16819, 22560, 28798.
| Botsford (J. BH.) 24605, 28799.
Botto & Hughes. 11948.
| Boucher (—) 297465.
Boughton (A.) 8470.
Bouveret (D.) 20685, 22578.
Bowden (C.) 3288, 8480.
Bowden (C. F.) 11944.
Bowdre (W. H.) 368.
Bowen (W. A.) 11947.
Bowers (B. M.) 20681, 22571.
Bowers (DeM.) 24606.
Bowers (HE. A.) 5996.
Bowers (S. A.) 8481, 11948, 14721.
Bowers rubber works. 24607.
Bowes (N. W.) 24180.
Bowles & Caldwell. 17491, 28802.
Bowman (C. H.) 8488.
Bowman (S. H.) 17498.
Bowser (W.) 22847.
Boyd (lL. V.) 24608.
Boye (A.) 20685.
Boyer (M. W.) 17495, 20682.
Boylan (H. F.) 11949.
Boysen (J. T.) 5997, 14728.
Brack (C.) 223848.
Bracquemond (F.) 6868.
Bradford (C. 8S.) 3290.
Bradshaw (A. J.) 20688.
Bragdon (J. C.) 14727, 17498.
Brager (A. A.) 24609.
Brainard (R. C.) 11147.
018
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Brampton socy. 3291.
Bramson (L.) 17499.
Brandall (H. N.) 24610.
Brandel (W. H.) 20684, 24611.
Brandt & Scheible. 2SS803.
Brangwyn (F.) 22947.
Braun, Clement & co.
13967, 16820, 19990,
28514, 28804.
Brauner (QO. M.)
Brawthen & Birk. 24612.
Bredeson (H. B.) 24613.
Breas (. M.) 17103.
Brenner (V.) 13970.
Brent (C. S.) 11950.
Brenton (E.) 4927.
Breton (H.) 8484.
Brett litho co. 19739, 20821, 24614.
Bretzman (C. F.) 3292, 24615.
Breuker & Kessler co. 8485,
16823.
802,
85, 225
2
206
22349.
Brewer (E. C.) 28515.
Brewer (S. H.) 24616.
Bricher (A. T.) 14904.
Bridgman. 20685.
Bridle (H. D.) 364.
Bried (C. E.) 11951.
Brigham (J. M.) 6000, 24617.
Brigman (A. W.) 14728.
Brin (E. Q.) 22578.
Brisley (F.) 3295.
Brispot (H.) 20685.
Brittan (S. G.) 19740.
Broadwell (W. A.) 19991.
7821,
72
ara | 3,
13971,
' Buchanan (E.)
Buckman (W. H.)
| Burg bros.
Brown bros. 38297.
Brown Durrell co. 11148.
Brown shoe co. 2834.
Browne (W.) 5484.
Brownfield (W. Y.)
Brownscombe (J.)
Bruce (E. K.) jr.
Briiner woolen co.
Brunery. 20685.
Brunskill (R. W.) 22614.
srunswick (G.) 11956.
Brunswicke-Balke-Collender co.
Bryan post card co. 8498.
28824.
391, 3305, 8499, 11957.
14782.
6182, 7852.
a77.
28823.
24631.
Buck €G. V.}
Buck (S. Cok 2836:
Buckley (A. G.) 31344.
Bucklin (G. W.) | 8521.
8522.
24632.
& Draper (J.
Buehl
Bullock
11962.
Bullock (J. M.)
Bunnell (W. A.)
Burbank (A. S.)
Burbank (E. A.) 19741, 28518.
Burdick (J. BH.) 5456.
Bureau of national literature & art.
397, 3308, 24635.
14733.
6133, 20826, 24636.
& Muller.
Che ie) Ss.)
396.
28825.
22615.
Burgess (W. E.)
| Burk’ (Lh. A.) 546%
| Burke (Few) “Denes.
| Burke (G. I.) 19747.
Brock (F. A.) 28808. Burke & Atwell. 24639.
Brock (F. B.) 20822. Burley & Tyrrell co. 138992.
Brock (N.) 22611, 24618. Burnet (A.) 24641.
Brode suspender co. 20416. Burnham (A. W.) 22620. 24643, 28826.
Brodie (BE. L.) 14730. | Burnham (E. K.) 20827.
Bromberg (H. A.) 18978. | Burnitol Manufacturing co. 8523.
Bromley (HE. A.) 24619. | Burns (R.) 6187, 17504, 22621, 28827.
Brooks (C. G.) 24620. | Burpee (W. A.) & co. 421.
Brooksby (W.) 14731. | Burrage (C. D.) 3813845.
Brossart (H.) 24622. | Burrell (D. T.) 424, 28828.
Brouse (J. L.) 11952 Burrowes (E. J.) 17506.
Brown (A. N.) 19992 ' Burrows bros. co. 8527.
Brown (A. T.) 28809 Burtt (S. A.) 8528.
Brown (C. P.) 11954 Buse (G. G.) 22350.
Brown (EB.) 372. Bush-Brown (H. KK.) 381346.
Brown (E.G.) 371. | Bushnell (BE. R.) 17507.
Brown (E. J.) 8496. Bushnell (F.) 24651.
Brown (G. C.) 373. | Butcher (S. D.) & son. 425, 24653.
Brown (H. C.) co. 24627. Butler (Mrs. H. B. C.) 8531, 14734,
Brown (H. J.) 6001. | 28829.
Brown (H. W.) 20823, 22612, 24623, Butler (H. R.) 3417.
28810. Butler bros. 19748.
Brown (J. G.) 2833. Butterfield (J. ©.) 14736.
Brown (Le R. C.) 24629. | Butterfield (W. M.) co. 28850.
Brown (M.) 3296. | Buzza-Rheem co. 24775.
Brown (N. E.) 24630 Byers (R. E.) 22625.
Brown (T.) 11486. | Byron co. 28831.
Brown (W. S.) 11955, 17502. Cabane (E.) 20685.
Brown & Bigelow. 6002, 7822, 13979, | Caesar (P. V.) 22626.
28516, 31334. Cahn (C.) 288382.
Brown & Shaffer. 2S8S11.
Caldwell (i...) 31070, 31071.
519
20287—10 D
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v. 4
California eucalyptus timber co. 14787.
Calkins-Chocol eng. co.
Calkins pub. house. 8533.
Cambria (F.) 24819.
Cammack (J. O.)
Camp (H. B.) co.
8504.
14740.
Camp (W. A.) 28838.
Campana (D. M.)
Campbell (J.) co.
Campbell (H. 8.)
Campbell art co.
28834.
Campbell, Metzger
14741.
Canfield (V. B.)
Canfield & Shook.
20829.
6138, 8536.
24786.
429, 11964, . 24795,
24131.
17508.
Cannon (P.) 28888.
Canterbury co. 14745, 17509, 28839.
Cantewell (G. G.)
3009.
Capitol eng. co. 8540.
Capper (A.) 24800.
Caproni (P. P.)
31348.
& bro. 2841, 5458,
85382.
& Jacobson.
Capudine chemical co. 5460.
Carbondale calcium co.
Cardella (A. S.)
Cardinell (J. D.)
31351.
6146.
Carling (C.B.) 486.
Carlson (N.) 28847.
Carlson (P. C.) 16888.
Carlson bros. 20847, 24824.
Carlyle (F.) 19749.
Carmack (M.) 9247, 11218.
Carpenter (C. T.)
14751, 17510, 22628, 24825.
Carpenter (EH. H.)
Carpenter (F. A.)
Carpenter (FF. M.)
Carroll (E. D. D.)
28848.
8542,
22627.
2837,
3510, 6156, 38541,
14752, 22629.
28519.
Carroll (J. B.) 3312, 11981, 24826.
Carter (H. H.) 17512, 28849.
Cartier (T.) 8087.
Carty (HE. P.) 5462.
) 18998, 241382.
Case (W. H.) 38318, 85438.
Casmire (F. B.) 11992.
Cary (W. de la M.
Cathman (B. D.)
Catholic co-operative soc.
24827.
Caughey (A.) 17514.
Caveny (J. F.) . 28520.
Celebrity art co.
3317, 6157, 8545,
11998, 17515, 22684, 28851.
Cellier (M.) 3829.
Centaur film co.
17529.
ine. 12000, 14755,
Center (A. P.) 487, 6159.
Central photo co.
Central ptg. & eng.
Century co. 6160,
Century prtg. co.
20849.
3516.
co. 28866.
8549.
20850.
Chabas (P.) 22578.
Chadbourne (W. J.) 12001.
Chaffee (S. R.)
29300, 29308,
29320, 29329, 29381.
Chalmers (J. H.)
17538.
he
~*~.
29315,
Chamber of commerce. 8551.
Chamberlain (J. N.) 8553.
Chamberlain (N. R.) 28870.
Chambers (G. R.) 6161.
| Chambers (J.) 30181.
| Chantron. 20685.
| Chaplin (E. L.) 8554, 12002.
| Chapman (A.) 14758.
Chapman (C. P.) 14759.
Chapman (C. T.) 16840.
Chapman (E. F.) 12004.
Chapman (L. H.) 6162.
Chapman (N.) 3880.
Chapman (R.) co. 24828, 28871.
Chapman studio. 14760.
Chase (G. W.) mere. co. 24838.
| Chase (J.) 12006, 20417, 22351, 241338.
| Chatfield (J.) 5464.
Chatterton (C. K.) 19998.
Chauffeur pub. co. 28877.
| Chaufty (H. C.) 19994.
Chautauqua photo. co. 24884.
| Chavero (E.) 28878.
Checa (V. O.) 20685.
| Cheney (M. M.) 14762, 20851.
Chessa (C.) 6868.
Chialiva (L.) 16841.
| Chic fashions. 22635.
| Chicago calender co. 12007.
Chicago concertina club ine. 24836.
Chickering (E.) 488, 17534, 22636,
24837.
Child (W. B.) 22650.
Child (W. H.) 14766.
Childs (C. R.) 489.
Childs co. 20852.
Chilton prtg. co. 6178, 8559, 12008.
Chodzinski (K.) 5465.
| Christianson (P. A.) 12018.
| Christie (W. M.) 8572.
| Christman (A. B.) 12019.
Christy (F. E.) 3338.
Chureh (A. 8.) 24185.
Church (F. 8.) 5466, 11149, 19750,
28521.
Church & Dwight co. 13995, 22352.
| Ciani (A. A.) 20853, 24850.
Cincinnati horse shoe & iron co. 3842.
' Cincinnati litho. co. 28879.
| Ciocias (V.) 1476%
| Clapper (S. J.) 8578.
| Clark (A. H.) co. 3848.
| Clark (C.) 20855.
| Clark (C. H.) 20854.
| Clark (H. BE.) 20856.
| Clark (H. R.) 24851
Clark (J. M.) 20857
| Clark (J. V.) 28880.
Clark (L. EB.) 175387
Clark (W. D.) 8574.
Clark litho co. 24852.
Clarke (C. J.) 2842, 3344.
Class of 1911 U. S. N. A. 440.
| Clatworthy (F. P.) 28881.
Claudel (KB.) 17588.
520
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Claudius (H. F.) 441.
Clausen (W.) S575.
Clauser (W.H.) 8576, 22651.
Clauss (H.) 24853.
Clay, Robinson & co.
Cleaves (C. H.) 442.
Clegg (E. T.) 19997, 20859.
Clements (H.) 7973.
Cleveland (A.) 22653.
Clifford (C. E.) 20860.
Clinedinst (B. M.) 443, 334
8577, 12020, 14768, 17539, 288:
Clogenson (H.) 22654.
Closson (W. B.) 7853.
Clover (M. M.) 22353, 31353.
fpamee cw. Y.) 30771.
Cobb (D.) 16842.
Cobb (G. T.) 24854.
Coburn (H. L.) 20862.
Seen Cola co. 5473, 111538, 138996,
19752.
o)
D or
lo af
id)
19753.
Cochrane (R. E.) 7563, 20868.
Code (W.C.) 28958.
Coffin (H. E.) 22659, 24855.
Coffin (J. O.) 33738.
Coffin (W. H.) 120438, 22354.
Coffroth (J. W.) 28960.
Coghlan (H. D.) 24860.
Coker (A. G.) 6213.
Colburn (A. R.) 8619.
Colby (J. M.) 463, 8627, 12044, 14775,
17564, 22660.
Colby (VY. V.)
Cole (A. T.) 465.
Cole (D. S.) 20869.
Cole (G. N.) 28961.
Colgate & co. 24137.
Collier (Ff. P.) 5474.
Collier (Mrs. I. B.) 466.
Collier (J.) 11486.
Collier (P. EF.) & son. 2848, 3377,
5475, 6214, 7854, 8632, 11154, 12061,
13997, 14791, 168438, 17567, 19755,
20418, 20871, 22355, 22663, 24138,
24869, 28523, 28962.
Collingill (C. G.) 22674.
Colonial art co. 20876, 24874.
Colonial development co. 17572.
Colonial printing co. 14820, 17573.
Colorado Springs masonic bldg. soc.
467.
Colored Amer. loan & realty co. 6215.
Colton (M. B.) 28963.
Columbia photo co. 19998, 20877.
Columbia portrait co. 17583.
Columbus (H. EB.) 28964.
D014, 8631, 12057, 24861.
Comastri (A.) & sons. 5481, 11159,
24165.
Comings (A. G.) & son. 24875.
Commandery of the state of Pa. 3389.
Commercial circulating assn. 20878.
Commercial claims co. 12075.
Commercial club of Chicago. 17584.
Commercial milling co. 14823.
| Covey (M.)
Compound
28968.
Compton & sons
24879, 28969.
Conant (C. C.) 19999.
Conat bros. 3390.
Cone (L. De F.) 17646.
Connet (A. J.) 7857.
Conrad (F. P. & A. W.)
Consentino (O.) 5482.
Consolidated photo co. 17647.
Continental ins. co. 19759.
Conway (R. M.) 22676.
Conwell (L. R.) 8639, 12076, 14824,
20879, 24880.
Cook “CD: *)
Cook (E. C.)
Cook (H. P.)
Cook (W. F.)
Cooke (H. T.)
Cool (G. de) 20685.
Coolidge (B.) 6216, 14878.
Coolidge (C. M.) 3392, 22365.
Coombs (C. G.) 24989.
Coon (J.) S676.
Coon (J. A.) 11160.
Coonley (P. L.) 477.
Cooper (A. D. N.) 29298.
Cooper (E. H.) 14879.
Cooper (F. J.) adv agency. 2849.
Cooper (S.) 5488.
Cooper (W. A.)
Cooper (W. B.)
Co-operative
24992, 28911.
Coovert (J. C.) 6218.
Copeland (H. B.) 11176.
Copley (J. S.) 14878, 29044.
Coppini (P.) 17649.
Coraboeuf (J.) 14257.
Core (E. B.) 8678.
Cornell co-operative society. 28970.
Cornwall Hudson-Fulton Committee.
24993.
Correggio (—)
Cort (H. R.) . 28971.
Cory (F. Y.) 6219.
Cosgrove (W. N.) 11177.
Cosmopolitan litho. co. 14000, 28972.
Costa (E.) 5987.
Costello (J. F.) 478.
Cotzhausen (F. W. von) 24994.
souglin (D. M.) 17650.
Countryman (E. W.) 28978.
Courier co. of Buffalo. 3405, 6220,
8679, 12092, 14881, 17651, 20898,
22677, 24995, 28979.
Courtois (Gme.) 2802.
Courton (A. v.) 22947.
injector & specialty co.
litho. & ptg. co.
476.
12088, 20897.
3391.
8675.
granite co. 28529.
12089, 24988.
S677, 12090, 14880.
3394.
game & novelty co.
30509.
_Couse (E. 1.) 11178, 14002, 31354.
Coutts (Mrs. A.) 25027.
28986.
Cowen (M.) 8683.
Cox (E. L.) 3406.
Cox (K.) 7858, 10591, 24167.
521
INDEX
pt. Iv, 1. S., V4
Cox (hi:)) 3487,
28988, 31355.
Coyle (A. 8.) 28989.
Craftsman guild. 2850.
Craig (W. L.) co. 6224.
Craker (R. J.) 8684.
Cram (M. H.) 14882.
Cramer (G. M.) 20917.
Crandall packing co. 8685.
Crane (C. R.) 7859.
Crane (D.) 17652.
Crane (J. W.) 5484,
19760, 31362.
Crane co. 8686.
Crapsey (G. B.)
Craven (C. E.) 6226.
Cream of wheat co. 19763.
Credit reporting co. of N. E.
Cremieux (E.) 20685.
Crewer mfg. co. 28990.
Crippen & Reese. 14893, 20924,
Crisp (A.) 313865.
Criterion pub. co.
Crites (W. R.) 11186.
Crockett (W. G.) 11187.
Cronan (R.) 22367.
Croonborg (F. T.) 12094, 14895,
17653, 22691, 25053, 28991.
Crose photo co. 20929, 25055.
Cross (F. O.) 24168.
Crowell pub. co. 2851, 5489, 7861,
11188, 14005, 16848, 19764, 20425,
22368, 24169, 28533.
Crummer (E. C.) 6227.
Crummer (W. F.) 3408.
Crusader monthly. 3410.
Cruver mfg. co. 12096.
Crystal washing co. 14897.
Cullings (E. G.) 20000.
Cullins (T. 0.) 25060.
Culmer (H. L. A.) 20930.
Culver military acad. 14898.
Culver summer eval sch. 6228.
Cumming (B.) 17655.
Cunningham (A. H.)
Curran (C. C.) 11189.
Curran (M. E.) 3415, 12097, 28993.
Curtis (A.) 8696, 12098, 14899, 17656,
20931, 25065, 28994.
Curtis (E. 8S.) 22694.
Curtis (G. C.) 20934.
Curtis (i. Iu.) 11191.
Curtis (Mrs. M. E.) 3146, 22718.
Curtis (S. S.) 12099.
Curtis & Cameron. 479, 3417, 5490,
6230, 8706, 11192, 14904, 17660, 19765,
25069.
Curtiss studio. 6257, 22719.
Cuthbertson (Mrs. I.) 98713.
Czachoeski (W. von) 31575.
Dabbs (J. V.) 20001.
Dadmun co. 25101, 28997.
Dagnall (J. M.) 25102.
Dagnan-Bouveret. 20685.
Dagnan-Bouveret (P. A. J.)
6230, 17660, 28582,
7860, 11183,
25038.
20923.
25041.
8691.
25062.
2400.
Dawson (R. E.)
Dawson (S. H.)
Dearborn (J. F.)
| Defregger (F. v.)
Degas (E.)
-Dejonge (L.) & co.
| De Laval separator co. 28534.
o22
Dahl (E.) 6261.
Dahlren (J. B.)
Dakan (W. E.)
D’Amico (J. B.) 20426.
Dampf (C. J.) 14924, 25108.
Danahey (A. V.) 12100.
Danforth mills co. 19766.
22721.
6262.
Danger ( ) 2802.
Danielson (F. W.) 25104.
Dannenberg (G. D.) 7862.
Dannenburg (G.) 480.
Daoud (S.) 125.
Daprato statuary co. 7863, 111938,
14006, 16849, 19770, 20427, 31367.
Darrant (A.) 22573.
Dart (F. S.) 6263.
Dauchez (A.) 22578.
Daudin (H.) 20685.
Davenport (A.) 30826.
Davenport (W.) 17681.
Davey (F.) 12101.
David (J. L.) 22411.
Davidson (D.) 17682.
Davidson (F. C.) 8726.
Davis (A. L.) 22726, 29002.
Davis (A. M.) 12102.
Davis (A. W.) 25107.
Davis (B.) 25108.
Davis (C. E.) 11198, 14928.
Davis (C. T.) 3487.
Davis (E. E.) 5491.
Davis (E. H.) 8728.
Davis (M. B.) 25111.
Davis (M. S.) 25112.
Davis (P. H.) 29008.
Davis ( W. S.) 5492, 11199.
Davis advtg. & sales co. 20935.
Davis & Eickemeyer. 3438, 6264, 8734,
14931, 17700, 20002, 25114, 29005.
Davis & Ginsberg. 29018.
Dawley (H. M.) 14014.
25125.
20936.
Dawson (W. L 12107.
Day (F.) 5493, 7864, 14904.
Day (L.) 6266, 8741, 14933.
Day-a-head co. 17703.
Dayspring circle of King’s
22727.
Dean (F. E.) 29019.
29033.
Deardorff (M. P.) 29034.
De Camp (J.) 9864, 29073.
De Camp (J. R.) 12111.
De Camp (R. E.) 16852.
Decker (A.) & Cohn. 20937, 25126.
Decker (D. E.) 6267.
Decorators supply co. 3439.
Dedrick (J. V.) 6269.
22947.
De Frehn (F.) 29085.
29110.
sons.
24170.
De Land (C. 0.) 5494, 14015, 22569.
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Delmas photo co.
Delobbe (F. A.)
De Long (M. L.)
de Longpre (P.)
Demarest (A.)
Deming (E. W.) 2853, 14016.
Deming (K.) 2856.
Dempsey (J. F.) 12112.
Demuth (W.) & co. 20428.
Denison (H. H.) 6303, 8743, 22729.
Denivelle (E.) 11201.
Denman (A. H.) 8746.
Denninger (F. A.) 22730.
Dennis (H.) 25129.
Dennison mfg. co. 12113, 31368.
Denrich press. 482.
Dentists’ supply co. 20940, 29036.
Denver Post. 483, 3459, 6304, 8747,
12114, 14935, 17717.
De Pontaec (G.) 29037.
Derrick (T. F.) 8752.
Derry (H. J.) 6808.
Derstine (W. A.) 17718.
Des Essarts (S.) 20685.
Desjardins (L. A.) 290483.
des Moineaux (E. J.) & Smith (C. H.)
8759.
Desvarreux (R.) 16820, 20685, 22573,
28806.
Desvarreux-Larpenteur.
Detaille (E.) 5574.
Detchon (A.) 2857.
Detroit photo. co. 20941.
Detroit pub. co. 492, 3467, 6809, 8760,
12118, 14939, 17719, 20005, 20942,
22370, 227382, 25130, 29044.
Deuel (G. E.) 177382.
Deully (E.) 16820.
Deutsch (J.) 29120.
Devare (E. P. Pr.) 2859, 7866, 24176.
De Veny (W.) 29121.
Devlin (E. J.) 8778.
Dew (C.) 12120.
De Wees (W. W.) 177383.
De Werse (J. W.) 25154.
Dewey (A. J.) 14021, 29310, 29312,
29316, 29322.
Dewey (F. E.) 8779.
De Witt (E. E.) 3481.
De Yough (J.) 20007.
D’Hemecourt (J. A.) 532.
Dibble (C.) 22741.
Dickerson (W. G.) 22742.
Dicksee (F.) 31580.
Dicksee (H.) 12255, 14057, 30845.
Dickinson (A. M.) 8780.
Diekson (T. J.) 8792.
Diehl (A. H.) 17734.
Diehl (A. J.) 20008.
Diener (W.) 17735.
Dietz (W. H.) 25155.
Dike (C. H.) 29122.
Di Leva (A.) 28535.
Dillon (D. D.) 29123.
Dillon (T. E.) 17757.
6299.
20685.
6302.
481.
2852.
20685.
_Ducros (L.)
, Dunham
| Dunlap (A. H.) & sons.
Distin (W. L.) 6826.
Ditson (O.) co. 6328, 14996, 17738.
Dittmer (A.) 8809.
Dixon (E. T.) 19778.
Dixon (J.) crucible co. 19774.
Dodd, Mead & co. 8811, 12121.
Dodge (P.) & co. 16854.
Dodge pub. co. 3482, 632%.
Dodson (H. C.) jr. 14997.
Doerner (C.) 29125.
Doerr (H. R.) 29126.
Doigneau (E.) 20685.
Dolly Varden chocolate co.
Doncourt (H.) 8815.
Donner (W.) 22743.
Doolittle (L. C.) 29127.
Deoner CR: Ee (aes.
Doose (H. S. E.) 3498.
Dopp (H. W.) co. 5496.
Doran (J. J.) 17742.
Dornbush (H. G.) 8816, 22747.
Dornseif (F. J.) 3494.
Doty (KE. E.) 536.
Doubleday, Page & co.
17759.
22748.
Dougherty (C. J.) 14999.
Douglas ¢€P. S.) 17748.
Douglas (S. 8.) 3495.
Dow drug co. 25159.
Dowell (E. H.) 5497, 7872, 11202,
19775.
Downing (L. J.) 28537.
Downman (J.) 20284.
Downs (F. M.) 537, 8817.
Doyle (W. H.) 3497.
Drake (G. B.) 24177.
Drake (H.) 8818.
Drake (J. D.) 3498.
Drake (W. H.) 19776.
Draper (A. F.) 2860.
Dravin (J.) 6330.
Draz (F.) & co. 25160.
Dreisbach (B.) 12125, 29128.
Drew (G. W.) 14025.
Drought (J. T.) 15001.
Drowne (W. M.) 28536.
Drucker & co. 540, 3501, 6347, 8820,
12126, 15002.
Drummond-Ludlow co. 25161.
Drury (G. E.) 21000.
Dryden lodge, I. O. O. F. 6355.
Du Boce (C. A.) 17744.
Du Brul (N.) 21001.
Dubuque altar mfg. co. 5498, 7873,
14027, 16855, 19777, 2417S.
11204.
22756.
15003.
14034.
Duensser (G.)
Dugan (L. H.)
du Gardier (R.)
Dukehart (S. T.) 6354.
Dumback (J. A.) 8842, 15004.
Dumont (C.) 20685.
Duncan (F. K.) 21005, 29129.
(E.) 3504, 12135,
21007, 29132.
15005,
31377.
523
INDEX
Dunlap (O. HE.) 121386.'
Dunmore (W. A.) 20009.
Dunne (F. L.) 24188.
Dunne (Mrs. M. K.) 29134.
Dunning (R. I.) 25168.
Dunnington (W.
25170.
Dunsmore (J. W.)
Dunthorne (R.)
Dupont (A.)
7897, 20429.
22771, 25174.
8845, 12138, 15006.
| Eleto co.
pt. Iv, n.S., v. 4
12218.
| Blkins (L. F.) 29205.
| Blkins (L. R.) 22828.
Ellington (J. C.) 28540.
| Elliot (J.) 19821.
Elliott (C. H.) co. 3592, 17801, 25273.
29211.
W.) 17745, 22757, |
du Pont de Nemours (EH. I.) powder co. |
14035, 20430, 25176.
Duquesne (F.) 21009.
Durand (E. L.) 285388.
Durfee (S. T.) 21010.
Durham duplex razor co. 7900.
Durrie (M. C.) 291386.
Dursthoff (H.) 21011.
Dutchess press. 15021.
Duthoit( ) 2802.
Dutton CB. A) 2 2orre:
Duvent. 20685.
Dwiggins (W. A.)
Dyer (W. J.) & bro.
Dysert (L. O.) 22772, 29138.
Marl (M.) , siaeT.
Rarle (W. P. Si) 222074.
Harle-Harrison studio. 9075.
Eastman (R. P.) 7901, 14036, 20431.
3512.
29137.
Hastman kodak co. 547.
Eaton (C. W.)vead205:
Haton (BH. B.) 548, 6355.
Eaton (H. & M.) 3514, 6356, 29139.
Haton (M.) 9076.
Haton (R. & D. H.) 21012.
Ebel Ci.) . 31583:
Eberhardt (J. S.) & son. 15022.
Eeton (Mrs. M.) 25184.
Eddishaw (W. H.) 25185.
Edinburgh soc’y. 15023.
Edison mfg. co. 550, 3515, 6358, 9082,
12177, 15064, 17749, 20013, 21013,
22775, 25186, 29146.
Edmond (W. J.) 21059.
Edmonston (D. B.)
21060.
Edson (L. D.) 5502.
Edwards (G. W.) 25255.
Edwards (H. C.) 5503, 313878.
Edwards (H. 8.) 11206.
Edwards (R. C.) 9160.
_ Edwards (W. E.) 19780.
Edwards (W. H.) 15108.
Egan (M. B.) 9164.
Egbert (H. H.) 25261.
Eggers, O’F lying co. 20432.
Eggman (J. 1.) 9166.
Hickemeyer (R.) 6401. 9168,
29208.
Eisenmann (J.)
Hismann (T.)
12189.
Eider, (J. A.) 10591.
Hider (T.-L) 31379.
Electro-tint engraving co.
6397,
25271,
28539.
594, 3566, 6405, 9170,
14037.
20056, |
| Etchevery (D.)
| Etienne (N. J.)
| Etruscan art co.
| Evans (H.)
| Evans (R.)
| Ellis (N. C.)
| Ellis (W. A.)
| Enders (H.)
| Engle (J. L.)
English (F. F.)
| English (H.)
_Enjobras (—)
|
i
| Everett (KE. P.)
| Ewald (H.)
| Ewan (N. G.)
| Erickson (0O.)
| Ernst (E. C. F.)
| Erpenbeck (H. T.)
| Erskine (W. H.)
Hifiott (€. P-)
Elliott (H. & R.)
Elliott (J. M.)
Hills (8. C@.)
3591.
6423.
17802.
25274.
29212.
15118:
Hillis & Manassa. 25277.
Hillison “€(1) 252s
Ellsworth (L. E.) 29215.
Hlsley (A. J.) 5504, 11486.
Elson (A. W.) & co. 598, 6429, 9211,
22829, 25279, 29216.
Elwell (EF. E.) 7902, 11208.
Elwell (R. F.) 11209.
Enberg (H.) 25281.
21061.
Engelstadt (L.) 25286.
12259%
29324.
601, 3597, 6480, 12223,
15114, 21062, 22832.
English woolen mills co. ine.
Engstrom~-(P. A.) 17808.
2802.
22573.
20685.
29222. 4
24186.
21063.
606.
22371.
6442.
3598.
25288. -
Enjobras (D.)
Enjolras (D.)
Erskine (W. J.)
Ervin (BH. A.)
Erving (R. M.)
Esgen (KE. J.) 16859.
Hsrich mfg. co. 3600.
Esselstyn (J. N.) 21064.
Estienne (H. d’) 225738.
Estill (B. F.) 29230.
20685
IHL:
11210.
12230, 17804,
7903.
Evening bulletin. 9212, 12232.
21065.
3601.
6444.
| Ewart (W. E.) 3609, 25810.
Executive committee of the Portola
festival. 9213.
| Hyb (G.) kunstverlag. 22836.
Faber (J. H.) 15930; 20057.
| Faber (J. H.) & son. 25317.
|
| Faber (J. T.)
| Fairbank (iN. Ka)en.
6445.
25318.
Fairbanks (F. P.) 20454, 27009.
Fairbanks bros. 6447, 9214.
Fairchild co. 19781, 31380.
nos. 1-52, Jan.-Dec., 1909
Fairchild pub. co.
28541.
Fairweather (H. W.)
Falanga (M.) 29804.
Falk. 6448, 29231.
Fallang (H. C.)
Fallows (S8.) 608.
Farquharson (J.)
Farley (J. W.) 12237.
Farnham (T. C.) 17805.
Farrand co. 12238.
Farré (H.) 20685.
Farrell (F. P.) 29235.
Farwell (G.) 24190.
Fassett (W. O.) 22887.
Faught (G. N.) 11211, 16860.
Faught (H. 8.) 228389.
Faulkner (C. W.) & co., ltd.
22840, 253822, 29236.
Fawcett (W.) 609, 6449.
Fawkner (F. P.) 151382, 21066,
29238.
25320.
25821.
14057.
Fearn (W. B.) 17807.
Feather (R. S.) 21067.
Feeser (J. G.) 17812.
Feigenbaum trunk co. 253826.
Feitu (P.) 24191.
Feldman (F. J.) 29241.
Feldmann (W.) T7973.
Fellows (G. E.) 12289.
Felsenthal (G.) 9217.
Fenn (C. J.) 29319.
Fenner-Behmer (H.) 19829.
Fenton (F. H.) 20058.
Ferguson (H. B.) 3627.
Ferris (J. L. G.) 140388, 19783.
Ferry (D. M.) & co. 22872,
31381.
Fery (J.)
Ficke (F.)
Fidler (A. L.)
Fidler (P. E.)
Fiduciary co.
Field (B.) & co. 29242.
Field (C. A..B.) 9218, 15133.
Field (C. L.) 12240.
Field & stream pub. co. 21068.
Fifth avenue building co.
Film import & trading co.
Windlay (J. L.) 7904.
Fine art calendar co.
Fine arts illustrating co.
Finger (S.) 29250.
Finley (C. H.) 29256.
Finney (C. L.) 29257.
First church of Christ,
29258.
First M. E. church. 17813.
Fish (J.) 25829.
Fish (lL. A.) 22842.
Fishbaugh (W. A.)
~25aee, 29259.
Fishel (U. R.) 22374.
Fishel, Adler & Schwartz.
285438.
29327.
25327.
24196, 31388.
611.
9220,
9216, 19782, :
INDEX
17806,
25323,
24192,
14041, 24193, 313882.
22841.
29243.
3628, 6455.
25328.
scientist.
21069,
20438,
Fisher (©. A.) ° 25881.
Fisher (H.) 25489.
Fisher (M. A.) 16862.
Fisher-Armistead. 6483.
Fitch (R. BH.) 6484.
Fitch (W. T.) 17814.
Flagg (A. L.) 253845.
Flagg (C. N.) 2861.
Flagg (J. M.) 28698.
Fleisher bros. 612, 20488.
' Fleming (T.) 614, 9230.
| Fletcher (D.) 615.
| Wietcher (H. G.) 29261.
| Fletcher (S. EH.) 6485.
Floe (H.) 616, 6486, 17817, 21076.
| Florentine alabaster co. 11212, 24200.
| Florentine art plaster co. 11213;
14056.
Troans (A. B.) 253846.
Foley (HH. F.) 38635, 6489,
151386, 25347, 29262.
Foley (J. R.) 25850.
Folger (J. W.) 15189, 16864.
Folger (S. L.) 25851.
Follett co. 25852.
Folsom bros. co., ine. 25353.
Folsom galleries. 24202.
Fonce (C.) 29814-29816.
Fontaine (A.) 4927.
Fontan (P.) 16865.
Foote (A. R.) & co. 38686.
Forbes litho. mfg. co. 2863, 5505, 7905,
22375, 24208, 28544, 31398.
Ford (&. Be) 210TT, 22511.
Ford (G. M.) 9238.
Foreman (J. BE.) 9234, 29264.
Forman (T.) & sons. 15140.
Forsyth (C.) 25354.
Forsyth (N. A.) 25855.
Fortner (C. B.) 15141.
Fortner camera supply co.
Fosbery (E.) 706.
Fosdick (J. W.) 3813894.
Foster (W.) 20059, 21086.
Foubert (HE. L.) 22578.
Fould (A.) 22578.
Fournier (A.) 24211.
Fournier (H.) 22578.
Fowler (A.) 627, 25361.
Fownes bros. & co. 25362, 29266.
Fox (C. H.) 9285, 25368.
Fox (F. S. & M. V.) 9236, 12248,
15142, 17825.
Fox (R. G.) 6510.
Framing concern. 12254.
Francisco (J. B.) 24224.
Franco-American ferment co.
Frank (I.) & co. 9238.
Frankish (C. G.) 15143, 21088, 22843,
29269.
Franklin (H. H.) 684.
Franklin foundation. 28545.
| Franklin litho. co. 24225.
Franklin novelty co. 635.
| Frasch (O. T.) 15180.
12244,
29265.
21087.
025
Fraser (A. V.) 11214.
Fraser (M.) 29271.
Frazier (EK. J.) 3637, 9239, 21095,
22845, 29272.
Frederickson co. 687,
22850, 25365, 29298.
Freeman (B.G.) 21181.
Freeman (J.) 38641.
Freitag (C. A.) 21182.
Freiwirth (O.) 17108.
French (D. C.) 10591.
French (W. A.) 29882.
French (W. F.) 20060.
Frey (H. BE.) 9245.
Friedell (P. A.) 29336.
Friedlander (J.) & bro.
Friedman (H.) 9246.
Friedrichs-Brehm co.
TIriend bros. clothing co.
Brink (He A.) + 29387.
Frink of Boston, art publisher.
Froberg (J. R.) 25876.
Frohman (C.) 15184, 17829, 29342.
Fromén (A. V.) 19784.
Prost (A. B.) P2250
Frost (Mrs. A. G.) 24227.
Krost (C. Co) ead.
Frost (F.) 17841, 20061, 22858.
Frost & Reed, 9247, 11218,
14057, 24228, 253877.
Frueke (H.) 3642.
Frye (J. H.) 2865.
Fugel (G.) 14417, 25656.
Fuller (C.-R.) - 6516.
Fulton rubber type co.
Furry (EH. G:) 20062:
Fursman (H.) 12258, 15187.
G. A. :R., Louis Bell post. 19785.
Gagnon (T.) 21184.
Gaines (G. A.) 29850.
Gainey (Mrs. M. W.) 21142.
Gainsborough (T.) 18891, 29735.
Galand (L.) 20685.
Gallagher (C. D.)
25379.
Gallagher (F. J.) 7906.
Gallagher (J.) 25390.
Gannett (W. H.), ine.
Ganter (H. C.) 670.
Gardner-Bouguereau.
Garland (T. L.) eco. 15188.
Garner (A. W.) & co. 678.
Garraway photo. art co. 9248, 14059.
Garre (S.) 19787.
Garrison (S.) 15189.
Garvin (F'.) 29851.
Gas power engineering corp.
Gatchel & Manning. 15190.
Gaut (H. L.) 679.
Gay (G. H.) 4927, 14060, 29314.
Gay (W.) 6230.
Gazella (E. V.)
Gear (A. S.)
Gebhardt (K.)
Gelert (J. 8S.)
16866, 21106,
2864.
16868.
667.
12255,
3644.
12259, 22855,
19786.
20685.
29447.
12270.
25391.
17103.
20440.
| Gessford (J. G.)
| Giminez (F.)
pt. 4¥, au
General electric co.
Genth (L. M.) 6230, 14904.
Georg (V.) 12275.
George (G. D.) T907.
George (R. F.) 14061.
Gerard (W.) 8647.
Gerard sisters. 3658.
Gerhard sisters. 12277.
Gerlach (C.) 22856.
Gerlach-Barklow co. 695, 25392.
Géroéme (J. L.) 29078.
Geroux (T.) 6524.
Gervais (P.) 2802, 22578.
Gervex (H.) 20685.
15191, 25405.
79738.
5507, 7908.
Gessner (A.)
Ghiloni (P.)
| Gibbs & English. 12278.
Gibson (M.) 16880.
Gifford (B. A.) 8654, 12281,
22857.
Gifford (F. L.) 9249.
Gilbert (A. C.) 29852.
Gilbert (C.) 21145.
Gilbert (C. A.) 9250, 11221,
24229, 25408, 28694, 29854.
Gilbert (C. H.) 15192, 17848,
25418.
Gilbert (C. M.)
Gilbert (Mrs. S.)
silbo (W. H.)
Gilder (R. W.) 12861.
Giles (G. D.) 31895.
Gill (G.) 25416.
Gillett (S.) 21156.
Gillin (R. F.) 5508.
Gillin printing co. 7909.
Gilman (M. A.) 788.
14069.
20685.
22573.
5509.
6526.
14066.
365T.
6525.
Girardet (J.)
Girardot (1L.-A.)
Girsch (C. W.)
Glandt (W. F.)
Glasier (F. W.) 17848, 29855.
Glass-Johnson land co. 6536.
Glen Falls ins. co. 31896.
Globe art co. 21157.
Glodensky (H.) 9253, 21158.
Gloege (E. H.) 9251.
Gnechi (J. W.) 25417.
Godchaux (G. W.) 22865.
Goepfert (G. E.) 9252.
Goerger (G. A.) 29359.
Goetze (O. D.) 25424.
Gold bond hat mfg. co. 5512.
Goldensky (E.) 22867, 25429.
21159.
2866.
Goldman (A.)
Goldschmidt (A.)
Goldsmith (HE. P.) 22379.
Goldsmith (H. B.) 6537.
Goldsmith (M.) 21160.
Golland’s (I.) sons & co.
Goodman (C.) 17850.
Goodrich (A. D.) 21161, 22869.
Goodrich (B. F.) co. 11224.
7910,
026
S., v.4
680, 6517, 12271.
20068,
14064,
22864,
11222.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Goodrich (M. V.) 25430. Groty (S. E.) 9270.
Goodrich (G. W.) 365s. Grover (Mrs. M. 8.) 14080.
Goodwin (G. D.) 9254. Gruetzner (E.) 19829.
Goodwin bros. 17852. Grumley (F. C.) 837.
Gooud (P. R.) 20076. Grund (A. R.) 7914.
Gordan (J. R.) 14072. Gsell (H.) 20685.
Gordon (P. D.) 790. Gubelman pub. co. 3680, 6584, 12375,
Gordon (W. K.) 20077. 15212, 25442.
Gorham co. 17853. sude (O. J.) 2868.
Gorham mfg. co. 5513, 20442. Gueldry. 20685.
Gorman (C. H.) 791, 22871. Guerin (G. P.) 3683.
Gorter (A. M.) 2802, 20685. Guffantis’. 21169.
Gossler bros. 12362. Gugler litho. co. 15217.
Gotham lithographic co. 797, 3664, | Guide pub. co. 22897.
29360. | Guillaume (A.) 19990, 20685.
Gottschalk (P. E. F.) 17854. Guinier. 20685.
Gould (H. M.) 17855. | Gulick (L.) 12878.
Gounod (J.) 20685. | Gunn (A.) 14081, 24241, 24631, 29366.
Gowan medical co. 22380, 24238. Gurney (H. C.) 20078.
Gowdy (A. G.) 800. Gurrey (C. H.) 15218.
Goya y Lucientes (F.) 17945, 29114. | Gustin (BE. W.) 888, 2869, 3684, 5517,
Graessel (F.) 17103. 7915, 9272, 14097, 17874, 20079,
Graham photo co. 6539. 21170, 22898, 25455, 293869.
Grammas (G.) 6543. Gut (K.) 9276.
Grandt (F.) & co. 22381, 24239, 25432. Gutekunst (F.) 844, 15261.
Grant (I. G.) 3666. Guthrie (S. E.) 12396.
Graphic arts co. 22881. | Guthyl (R.) 21177, 22902.
Grassel (F.) 22345. | Gutmann & Gutmann. 11239, 12402,
Grasty (M. C.) 19827. | 25459.
Graven (O. J.) 22882. | Haas. 6587.
Gravenslund (J. H.) 29362. | Haas (H.) 8686, 22905.
Graves (B.C. &C. RB.) 25436. Haase (A. F.) 21181, 22915.
Graves (B. W.) 15193. Hackney & Moale co. 9277.
Graves (C. H.) 801. | Haeseler photo. studios. 6602, 9283,
Graves (W. H.) 381897. | 22918.
Gray (C.P.& N.D.) 5514, 7913. Haffenreffer (R. R.) jr. 14102.
Gray (L.) 15195, 17858. Hagborg. 20685.
Gray litho. co. 811, 3667, 6544, 9257, | Hagelstein bros. 3691, 6603, 9286,
12363, 15199, 25437, 29363. ee ee as
Greco (El) ee | ee ia? 9290.
Green (G. W.) 15201. Haggin EA; ’
Green (S. H.) 15204. Hahn (L.) 17876.
Greene (A. S.) 17864. Hahn (R.) 7973.
Greene (F. 8.) 22888. Hahn (W. F.) 22919.
Greene (J. E. B.) 12365, 17865. Haid (M.) 17884.
Greene (J. J.) 9269. Haines (W. G.) 12425.
Greenfield (R. E.) 6581. Haines Da ea hee Poe? ape
Greenwood (H.) 25438. 9291, 12424, 15264, (885, 20081,
Grefé (W.) 30774, 30779-30781, 31398. 21184, 22921, 25460, 29377.
Grenouilloux (M. J.) 20685. Hajos (A.) 9324.
Greuter (F. H.) 15205. Halden drug co. 29406.
Greuze (J. B.) 12578, 29062. Hale (W.) 11390.
Greyer (L.) 14079. Hales (G. W.) 9831. re
Greyer (L. A.) 2867, 5515, 12370. Hall (D. B.) 864, 21194, 25489.
Griffin (G. T.) 12371, 15206, 29365. Hall (F. H.) 6621, a
Griffith & Griffith. 813. ete & a) pa 22936.
indle (A.) 24240. a Bate A em Ores Ant a
a ( = HE.) 22884. Hall (G. DP.) & ses ony 39, 20086,
i So2: 6582. 21195, 22937, 25497, 29407.
a 6.) 21165. Hall (J. H.) jr. 29411.
Grondal (B. G.) 881. Hall (T.) 6622. | \
Grolier club. 5516. Hall (W. L.) poe
Gross (E.) 11225, 17869. Haller (J. F.) 2294 owl
Grosset & Dunlap. 17873, 19828, 25439. | Hallworth (W. L.) 163 b.
Grossfield (G. G.) 22892, 25440. Halverson (B. A.) 25504.
O27
INDEX
Halverson (L. H.) 9346, 12462,
25505.
Hamel (L. W.)
Hamerstein (0O.)
Hamilton (J.)
Hamilton (R.)
Hamilton (8. R.)
Hamilton, Brown
223884, 31399.
Hammock (C. S.)
Hammon (C. H.)
Hammond press. 21221.
Hampton (B. B.) 29412.
Hampton Roads paper co.
Hancock (W. G.) 6624.
Hanford (D. R.) 6625.
Hanfstaengl (F.) 112538, 14104, 16883,
19829, 22947.
Hanington (A. W.) 38714.
Hanson (C. H.) & co. 872.
Hanson (L. H.) 22969.
Hanson (M. D.) 6632.
Hanson-Jenks co. 24244.
Happiness pub. co. 12463.
Haran (J. A.) 153823.
Harase (H.) 16887.
Harban (H. A.) 2870.
Harbaugh (M. P.) 28551.
Harden (H..'T.): 25511.
Harden (B. A.) 6686.
Harden (G. N.) 25509, 29442.
Hardenburg (H. B.) & co. 29445.
Hardie (J. B.) 29447.
Harding (M.) 3715.
Hardman, Peck & co.
15824, 25512.
Hardy (G.) 873.
Hardy CH.) 12255.
Hare (Mrs. A.) 875, 9352.
Hare (G. J.) 880, 12495. -
Hare.(J2K) <24245;
Hare (J246.) ‘jr. W4ies:
Harlee (M. D.) 6637.
Harmon (W. EB.) 11254.
Harney (W. D.) 12496.
Harper (F. V.) 881,
Harper (J. M.) 5519, 6639.
Harper & bros. 2871, 3716, 6640, 7916,
9354, 11258, 22385, 24248, 25514.
Harpignis (H.) 2802, 22573.
Harrington & Richardson arms co.
31400.
Harris (A. BH.) 29448.
Harris (H. R.) 15825.
Harris (I.) 883.
Harris (W. J.) 38718, 6642, 9360,
15326, 17918, 20092, 21230, 22970,
25518.
Harris & Ewing. 892, 3723, 9362.
Harrison (A.) 3417.
Harrison (R. W.) 25520,
Harrison & Harris studio.
Hart (L. B.) 9385, 11261.
Hart (W.) 14904.
21219.
Stile.
14103.
28549.
17898, 25507.
shoe co. 11252,
871, 6623.
22945.
21229.
893.
| Haskins (V. R.)
Hassam (C.)
| Hatton (W. Hs
pt. Iv, n. S., v. 4
Hart, Schaffner & Marx. 6645, 9386,
12498, 25521, 29449.
Hartley (J. S.) 2873, 16888.
Hartmann (E. F.) 894.
Hartson (W. C.) 4927.
Hartwell (S. R.) 93888.
Harvard brewing co. 29452.
Harvey (H.) 2874.
Harvey (E. 8.) 12499, 15828, 21235, .
29458.
Harvey (F.) 895, 3724, 9389, 12501,
15329, 17919, 20094, 21239, 22974,
25563, 29454, 31401.
Haseltine (H.) 11262.
20104.
9864.
Hastings (S. D.)
Hatcher pub. co.
Hathaway (G. M.) 4927.
Hathaway (J. P.jo9 12504:
Hatherell (W.) 17806.
Hatton (D. A.) & Weller (J.) 38727.
9425.
Hauff (C. H.) AS
Haug (C.) 14417.
Haule (C.) 22888.
Hauser (J.) 24249.
Hausleiter (J.) 25579.
Havender (J.) 14129.
Hawes (J. Will) 29476.
15331.
9396, 17929.
Hawks (Mrs. A.) 7923.
9350, 12464, |
| Hazard (A. K.)
| Headley & Farmer co.
| Headley chocolate co.
| Heal (W. S.)
Hawtin (W. W.) 11264.
Hay (W. P.) /2a58i:
Hayes (R. B.) 12505:
Hayes (T. J.) ptg. co. 29477.
Hayes lithographing co. 904.
Haynes (J. E.) 38728.
31403.
29478.
255838.
11265.
Hazlitt & Walker.
15332.
| Healy (G. P. A.) 29083.
| Healy (P. H.)
| Hearan (PP. i)
_ Heaton (A. C.)
| Heberger (J. N.)
Heisler (W. H.)
| Helfrich (J. W.)
Hellebo (A. L.)
| Hellmich (B.)
21244.
28788.
29483.
29484.
2898.
14417.
22345.
909.
Hébert (E.)
Hecker (H.)
Heffner (K.)
Heidell (L.)
Heilemann (H.) 22947.
Heisey (A. H.) co. 29485.
29486.
Heisser (J. H.) 12506.
25585.
15338.
17936.
Helmns (J.) 6670.
Hemenway (W. G.) 6671.
Heminway (M.) & sons silk co.
Hempstead (B.) 24250.
Henchemer (J.) 25586.
Henderson (W.) 29787.
Henderson pub. co. 381404.
6672.
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee., 1909
14417.
3729,
‘Hennigar (G. F.) 20106.
enning (C. W.) 16889.
Henrici (J. H.) 29445, 29446.
Henry (Ch. Napier) 2802.
perry (W. C.) 3730.
“Henschel (A. C.) co. 25587.
Hensel (L.) 25598.
‘Hensley (D. M.) 25597.
‘Hensley (O. L.) 12509.
‘Henvis (M. P.) 15334.
Hepler (P. H.) 22976.
maerget (S. C.) 1538385.
Hering (G. T.) 20107.
‘Hermance (L. M.) 21248,
Herrick (G. H.) 12511.
Herrmann (H.) 158386.
Hershey (M. E.) 3731, 9426.
Herter (A.) 31405.
Hertz (—) 31406.
‘Herzinger (B.) 29487.
"Herzog (F. B.) 5521.
Hess (G. B.) 29489.
‘Heymanson (H.) 24251.
-Heyne (R. H.) 20108.
Heywood (L. EH.) 16890.
Hibbard (C. J.) 25600.
‘Hichborn (H. D.) 25602.
Hickman (R.) 910.
Higbee (H. G.) 22977.
Higgins (C. H.) 22389.
Higgins (C. M.) 17987.
Hihn (H.) 29490.
Hildebrand (R. F.) 29493.
Hildesheimer (S8.) & co., ltd. 22390.
Hildreth (H. 8.) co. 25606.
Soil! (KF. HE.) 25609.
Beall (H. ©.) 913, 3733, 15337, 22978,
25611, 29496.
‘Hill (R.) 914, 25612, 29509, 31408.
‘Hillis (V. S.) co. 9430.
Hillman (T. L.) 25653.
‘Hilsinger ew. oH.) - 29511.
Hindmarsh (R. B.) 29756.
Hinds (A. 8.) 25654.
Hines (T. A.) 25655.
Hintermeister (J. H.)
11266, 16891, 31452.
Hirmer (M.) 25656.
‘Hirschberg. (A.) 11267, 16892.
Hirschberg (C.) 932, 5523, 7925,
19833, 24252.
Hirsh bros. 6673.
-Hirshburg (W.) 22980.
Hirth (E. A.) 17938.
? Hiscock (F. J.) 6674, 9482.
Hispanic society of Amer. 9435, 12512,
15339, 17945, 29512.
"Histed (E. W.) 3736.
Historical art. 6678.
'Hitehler (A. H.) 12533.
"Hites (W. R.) 29515.
‘Hobbs (C. M.) 15519.
‘Hobby (C. F.) 16893.
E
25598.
929, 2879,
INDEX
| Hobson (8.) & Kight (H.) 21249,
Hodge (W. H.) jr.
Hodson (B.) 9488,
Hoehner (A. F.) 25660.
Hofbauer’s (B.) post card co.
Hoffman (E.) & co. 24258.
Hotfman (J. N.) 20443.
Hoffman-Lane. 20444.
Hoffmann (A.) 18033.
Hofmann (B.) 38751, 11268, 14130.
Hofmann (H.) 3291, 6684.
Hofmeister (G. I.) 9489.
Hogan (J. H.) 8757; 15520.
Hoke & Graff. 29519.
Hoke eng. co. 16894.
Hoke eng. plate co. 155
Holbein (H.) 297388.
Holbrook (G. F.) 9491.
21252, 29517.
5746,
22.
| Holden (J. A.) 24254.
Holiday picture makers. 25661.
Holland (C. A.) 12584.
| Holland €W..J.)¥ 983)°5525.
Holliday box eco. 22981, 25675.
Hollingsworth (W. W.) & Griffith (W.
G.) 18034.
| Hollis (W. D.) 941.
| Honeywell (H. E.)
| Hood (C. I.) co.
_ Hopkins (K.)
| Holmboe & White.
Hollister (C. W.) 12535.
Hollister (G. A.) 19834.
Hollyer (S.) 25684, 29520.
Holm (O. A.) 29580.
15523.
Holmes mfg. co. 15531, 25686.
Holophane glass co. 295382.
| Holsinger (R. W.) 9495.
Holstein (R.) 28552.
Holt (John H.) 6679.
Holyoke turnverein. 12541.
Home pattern co. 295383.
Homer (W.) 29070, 29084.
Homes (W.) 22982.
20124.
19835.
Hood (H.) 15582.
Hood (H. P.) & sons. 946.
Hooper (BE. L.) 113852.
Yoover art co. 31455.
Hopf bros. co. 9496.
18035, 21253.
Hopkins (O. D.) 3762, 12542, 22987.
| Hoppe (A.)
‘ Horner (C. J.)
| Horner (C. J.) co.
| Horsman (E.
029
Topkinson (C.) 15533.
5526, 29535.
29737.
9629.
Hoppner (—)
Hoppner (J.)
Hopson (S. J.) 9497.
Horgan (J.) jr. 38768, 12543, 15534,
22989, 25687, 29537.
Horgan flying machine co. 12546.
Horlacher brewing co. 5527.
Horn (J. C.) 15549.
Horne (J. B.) 15550, 20125.
18037.
20126, 21254. 23012,
25694.
Horrigan (J.) 5528.
[.) eo. 25698.
INDEX
pt. IV, n. Ss. ¥. 4
|
Horswill (A. J.) 9498. | Hunt (H.) 380844.
Horton”? (@sid.) o1G( | Hunt (L.) 313814.
Horton (W. M.) 29548. | Hunt (P. 8.) 962; 15694 212772:
Horvath (G.) & Grossmann (C.) 14202.
Hotchkiss (C. W.) 18088.
Hotel Cape May co. 25699.
Houck (E. 8.) 15551.
Hough (F. EB.) 7926, 14208.
House (J. W.) 16895.
House & Campell. 31457.
House & Paxson. 22894.
House beautiful co. 15552.
Houser (8S. P.) 948, 9506.
Houston (W. J.) 38769.
Housh co. 18039.
Howard (P. E.) 25705.
Howard (R. 8.) co. 28553.
Howard brush co. 12547.
Howe (F. E.) 25707.
Howe (J. D.) 9507.
Howe (J. R.) 953.
Howe (M. F.) 15568.
Howell (J. C.) 9508.
Hower (A. B.) 6680.
Howes (W. F.) 9510.
Howes (W. S.) 25710.
Howitt (J. N.) 28690.
Howse bros. 38770, 6681.
Hoxie (GD. W.3y.4Zondde
Hoyt (D.) 957, 15569.
Hoyt (H. 8S.) 6682.
Hub state sales co.
Hubel (H.) 29553.
Hubert bros. 12549, 15571
Hubin’s big post card store. 25715.
Hudson (G.) 2880, 14205, 16896, 19836,
24255, 28554.
Hudson (W. E.) 961.
Hudson Fulton celebration commission.
14207, 15572, 18057, 28017, 25716,
29554.
Hudson press. 29555.
Hudson river day line.
Hughes (B. D.) 381458.
Hughes (L. E.) 29556.
Hughes (W. J.) 12550.
Hughes & Bailey. 15594, 23042.
Hughes & co. 23048.
Hughes & Lyday co. 6684.
Hughson (H. G.) 15595.
Huguenot soc’ty. 25765.
Huisman (A.) 15596.
Hulett (N. P.) 25767.
Hull (D.) 8771; 16597.
Hull (M. C.) 25768.
Hull & Bigelow. 25770, 29557.
Hulsizer co. 6687.
Humes (G. W.) 9511.
Hummel (R. A.) 15600.
Humphreys (A.) 14208.
Humphreys (8S. J.) 3772.
Humphrey’s homeopathic medicine co.
)
)
)
)
)
29552.
16899, 19841.
28555.
Hunt (H.) 7927:
Hunt (BE. A.) 14210.
- | Hyman (M.)
| Hunt CW.. Hi.) ee:
| Hunt (W. M.) 29054,
Hunter (C. 2.) 21274,
Hunter (G. B.) 28556, 31459.
Hunter (S. K.) 25772:
| Huntington (Mrs. C. P.) 15615.
| Huntsman (A.) 12551.
' Huntzinger (H.) 25778.
Huppert (H. A.) 24259.
Hurst (J. TT.) 2am:
Husenett (A. von) 28561.
| Hutcheson (J. H.) 38776.
| Hutchinson (H. 8.) & co. 18058, 21275.
Hutt (H.) STi:
Huylers. 7939, 25778.
Hyde (F. B.) 965, 3782.
| Hydeman & Lassner. 24265.
| Hygienic food co. 113868.
| Hyink (H. W.) 15616, 23044.
20133.
| Hyneman (T. M.) 6688.
Hyslop (D.) 6689.
_Icy-hot bottle co. 9519.
Ideal photo co. 25798.
Ife (W. W.) 967.
| Illinois trust & savings banks.
' Imeson (T. C.) 25794.
Imhoff (B.) . 16Oae
| Import novelty & mfg. co.
Index co. 25795.
Indian trading co.
Indoor base ball co.
Ingersoll (T. W.)
Ingraham (N. R.)
Inman (W.) 29759.
Inness (G.) 14904, 29219.
Innocent (F.) 14417.
Internatl. art pub. co. 11869, 16913.
Internatl. autograph co. 9525.
Internatl. committee of Y. M. C. A.
12554, 15617, 18064, 212838, 29559.
Internatl. harvester co. of Amer. 6690,
22395, 24266, 25796, 29561.
Internatl. newspaper syndicate sery-
ice. 38790.
Internatl. order of Kings daughters &
sons, Mo. branch. 18066.
| Internatl. stereo. co. 21285, 25798,
29562.
Internatl. textbook co.
Interwoven stocking co.
| 29568.
Iowa bird co. 25808.
Irish (EH. W.) photo co.
Irvine (HB. T.) (201385.
Irving (M. K.) 12555.
Isham (Mrs. BE.) 9527.
Israel (W. H.) 201386.
Ithaca gun co. 23047.
| Ivers (J. J.) QT:
| Ives (F. K.) 20292.
| Jack (C.) 9528, 15618.
9514, 11553, 25771.
29071, 29072.
969.
14218.
14214.
29558.
9520, 12552, 20134.
970.
25804.
3791, 21290,
3792, 23046.
530
‘nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
12556.
3793, 6702, 9535.
| 2013
) Bjacobs (G. W.) & co.
_ Jacobs (J. 15625, 20139.
Jacobs (T. T.) 25809.
Jacobson (S.) 5578.
_ Jacquet (G.) 20685, 22573
Jaeger (J. F.) 12558.
| James (BE. W.) 29566.
Jamison (J. H.) 20445.
Jansson (A. L.) 156380.
Jansrud (J. E.) 975.
Jay (Mme. C.) 20685.
Jayne (D.) & son. 28562.
Jennings & Graham. 15642.
Jentzsch (H. G.) 22947.
Jerome (C. W.) 6706.
29565.
Jersey’ City tunnel day committees.
21300.
Jessurum (E. C.) 977, 18067.
Jewelers circular pub. co. 978.
Joannon (E.) 20685.
Jobert (P.) 20685.
Joh (Mrs. F. C.) 31463.
Johnson (A. O.) 22396, 24267.
Johnson meee gf. 255810, 29567.
Johnson . W.) 18068
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
- Johnson
Johnson (
Johnson (G.) 29582.
Johnson (H. B.) 979.
Johnson (J. A.) 6708, 15643.
Johnson (J. H.) 9541.
Johnson (J. R.) 21301, 23050.
Johnson (L. M.) 3800.
Johnson (O. A.) 113889.
Johnson (8S. E.) & co.
Johnson (W. M.)
Johnson & Bordsen. 23052, 29588.
Johnson & Johnson. 7940.
Johnson co. 6711, 21303.
Johnston harvester co. 24268.
Johnston (J. B.) 15652, 18069.
Johnston (R.) 11390.
Johnston (R. A.) co. 22397.
Johnston (R. R.) 18070.
Johnston (R. W.) studios.
6712, 15653, 18073, 25812, 29631.
Johnston (W. & A. K.) ltd. 25813.
20141.
21302.
Jonciéres (L. de) 20685.
Jones (C. J.) 29682.
Jones (E. F.) 9542.
Jones (E. P.) 18078, 25821.
Jones (H. B.) 6230.
Jones (J. F.) 6713.
Jones (lL. C.) 25824.
Jones (W. H.), Kansas City, Mo.
18079.
7, 21298, 23048.
3812, 12560, 15645.
981, 3824,
INDEX
Jones (W. H.), Wabash, Ind. 18097.
Jordan (T. J.) & Gebhart (Adam)
15662.
| Jornson (J. B.) 18107.
Joyce (W. ne 25827.
| Judge (W.
20142, 25828.
Judge co. one 6714, 95 045, 12563, 15666,
18116.
Justis (Mrs. R. C.) 18118.
| Kabel (J.) 23086.
Kabo corset co. 3827, 6716.
| IKKahler (C.) 988.
| Kahn (F.) & co. 6736.
Kahn tailoring co. 19842.
| IKKalamazoo corset co.
| Kalnin (C. W.)
Kanno (G. B.)
| Kansas City book exchange.
| Kapp (J. O.)
| Kassell (B.-C.)
Kauffmann (F.)
| Kellermann (A.)
Kellberg studio.
| Keller (F.)
51464.
inc. 25829,
21305, 29633.
11391.
2988.
2883.
Walish (J.)
Kalkhoff co.
Kampf (Arthur)
25830.
Kaplan (R.) 6739, 18119.
18155.
Kapp (M.) 9551, 18156, 21806, 23089.
Karnebogen (W. H.) 6751, 15668.
25831.
3835.
Kaufman (A.) 6752.
Kaufmann & Strauss co. 5530, 11396,
16927, 22399, 24269, 28570.
Kaula (L. M.) 14904.
Kaulbach (F. A. v.) 22947.
Kaulbach (H.) 17103, 22947.
Kavel (M.) 20685, 22573.
Kawin & co. 29634.
Keefe (W. S.) 12562.
Keene (G. BE.) 29694.
Keep smiling co. 5546.
Keheley (W. M.) 7941.
Keil’s (E.) nachfolger (August Scher])
22408, 29695, 31465.
Keim (J. R.) & co. 29696.
Keith (E.) & co. 25832.
Keith (G. BE.) 12563.
25833, 29697.
Keller (A. I.) 9552, 11409.
10504.
Keller (N. C.) 20446.
25834, 31466.
| Kellerstrass farm. 24276.
Kelley (E. W.) 9553.
Kelley (R. L.) 29698.
Kelley & Chadwick. 21312, 29699.
Kellogg (Mrs. H.) 6753.
Kellogg studio. 6758.
Kellogg toasted corn flake co.
Kelz (I. D.) 3888, 29707.
Kemp (G.) 3846.
Kemp (W.M.) 3847.
Kemper bros. co. 285738.
Kemper-Thomas co. 990.
Kennedy (L. 8.) 1016.
Kennedy co. 15669.
Kenson art studio.
25835.
15670.
do
INDEX’
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v. 4
Kent (N. H.)
Kent (S. A.)
Kent (W. G.)
Kenyon (H.)
Kenyon (Z.)
Kephart (S. B.)
18158.
25836.
25837.
25838.
29302.
3848.
_ Knafil & bro.
/Knapp (E. R.)
Keppler & Schwarzman. 6760, 25840. |
Ker (M. 8S.) 1017.
Ker (W. B.) 14215, 24277, 31467.
Kerfoot (J. B.) 12564, 18159.
Kerruish (M. L.) 15678.
Kessler (F. J.) 25842.
Ketterlinus litho. mfg. co.
6763, 25844.
Kettern (G. T.)
Keyes (D. C.)
Keystone pub. co.
Keystone view co.
25847, 29710.
Kiefer (KE. H.)
28574.
Kiefer (H.) 29717.
Kilbourne (E.) 9579.
Kilburn (B. W.) 4060, 9580.
Killeen (J. W.) 9610.
Killelea (J. J.) & co.
Kilner (T. W.) 25848.
Kilroy (R. T. J.) 18428.
Kimball (A.) 6765.
Kimball (W. W.) co.
Kimball & son.
Kimball press.
King (BE. W.)
King (F. S.)
King (G. R.)
King (Guy)
King (H.) 14216, 31468.
King (M.) 18429.
King (R. L.) 23090.
Kingsbury (A. J.)
Kinnsy (C. M.)
Kip (B. M.) 1284.
Kirk (M. L.) 24279, 28575.
Kirk (S.) & son co. 21354.
Kirkbride (C.) 12577.
Kirkman & son. 11410.
Kirtland (L. C.) 6775.
Kirtley (O. 'T.) - 25855.
Kivlahan (H. D.) 15682.
Klaber (S.) & co. 14219.
Klackner (C.) 12578, 21356, 23095,
29785.
Klee & co. 25856.
Kleehaas (T.) 17108.
Klein (I.) 11411.
Klein studio. 25857.
Klemetsrud (O. H.) 1286, 23098.
Kliegl bros. 12584.
Klingmann (O.) 21857, 23100, 25858.
Klopot (S.) © 1292.
Klopsch (L.) 12585, 29743.
Klump (C. M.) 1805, 9613.
Knabe (W.) . co. 4317, “6776, “T2586,
18480.
3853.
9578.
25846.
1045, 22410, 24278,
1046.
15681.
9611, 29719.
6771.
25849.
10348.
12574.
12576.
23091.
25854.
| Knowles (R.)
| Knox (T.)
1019, 3849, |
| Koeber (P32)
| Koehler
3854, 18160, 21824, |
1318, 9619, 15684,
21358.
25860.
Knickerbocker litho. co. 25861.
Knipe (E. B.) 9624, 15691.
Knoedler (E. L.) 1886, 2884, 6777,
9626, 12587, 156938, 18431, 28578,
29744.
Knoedler (M.) & co. 9629, 184382.
Knopf (H.) 22947.
9630.
12588.
Kobler (A. J.) 16929.
Koch (F.) & co. 24280, 25863.
Koch (G. O.) 20148.
4159, 18434, 25864.
(5 6778, 18449, 19851,
21361, 25875.
Koenig (A.) co.
Kohlberg (M. J.)
Kohler (Mrs. A. M.)
2587T.
15694.
21362.
| Kohn (J. & J.) 24281, 31470.
| Kohn bros.
Koken barbers’ supply co.
Kolb bros.
| Kopp (J. H.)
'_Koretke & Young.
| Kratt (G.)
' Kratina (J.)
| Kraushaar (C. W.)
| Krueger’ (Ch. Has)
| Kuderer (C.)
| La Lyre (A.)
7942.
12589.
1337, 4162, 9631.
29748.
4168.
Korfhage (H. C.) 15695. |
Kornmann, Cohen & Httlinger. 18450.
Kraemer art co. 9682.
25878. |
5547, 16930. .
Kratma (J.) 21412 :
4169. :
31484. |
Kruger & Lehnhardt. 4170, 11418. :
Krupar (A. C.) 15696. |
Kubat (O.) 28102.
Kuchera (M. J.) 213683.
12601.
Ktihlen (B.) 14220, 16981.
Kugler (F. G.) 25879.
Kulman (O. 8.) 20447. |
Kunst- & verlagsanstalt, (Schaar &
Dathe) 7953. :
Kunstanstalt Trowitzsch &
195:
Kunstverlag Eos. 20448.
Kunze (L. J.) 1338.
Kuppenheimer & co. (House of Kup--
penheimer) 2885, 5548. |
La Certe (I. A.) 18452. |
Ladd (E. A.) 13839, 4171, 25880.
Ladd (S. H.) 15697.
Ladies’ Hermitage assn. 12692.
|
sohn.
| La Farge (J.) 10591.
1346.
20685.
25881.
La Francesca Co.
La Grandara (De)
La Greide (N. H.)
Lalanze (A.) 2802.
20685.
Lamain & McLoughlin.
Lamaire (Madeleine)
La Marche (B.) 18453.
6779.
2802.
032
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dee., 1909
» Lamasure (B.) 5562, 7983, 14221,
16932, 19855, 31485.
Lamb (E. C.) 6230, 14904.
Lamb (F. 8.) 6780.
Lamb (J. & R.) 4177, 12606, 20149,
23105, 25883.
Lambin (G. M.) & co.
Lambin-Wenigman co.
18455, 25886, 28579.
Landesberg (M.) 23106.
Landon (C. N.) 25889.
Landreth (A. G.) 25897.
Lane (C. J.) 6816.
Lane (G.) 23107.
Lane (G. O.) 25898.
Langdon (S. BE.) 25890.
Lange (J. A.) 11414.
Lange (M.)_ 6818.
Langebek (J.) 12607.
Langée (G.) 20685.
Langill (H. H. H.) 1847.
Langill commercial photo. co.
Langrock bros. 14231, 24283.
Langsdorf (S.) 6819.
Lanman & Kemp. 14233.
Large & Webster. 25900.
Larkin (C.) 29751.
LaRoche (F.) 12617.
Larsen (I. D.) 24284.
Larsen (J. Selmer-) 14236.
Larson (J. O.) 6825.
Larus & bro. co. 14241.
Lauber (J.) 24285.
Laurence (D.) 9651.
Laurence (R. A.) 29752.
Lauterbach (H.) 22411.
Lavalleur (E. EB.) 25901.
La Valley (J. J.) 19862.
Law co. 21365.
Lawdey (EH. F.)
Lawkowski (A.)
Lawler (H. C.)
Lawler (W. V.)
Lawrence (G. R.) 6826.
Lawrence (G. R.) co. 1348, 4178,
12621, 23108, 25906, 29760.
Lawrence (T.) 13440.
Lawrence & Jellicoe ltd.
24288.
Lawton (W. H.)
Lay (J.C.) 1353.
Lay (W. A.) 29761.
Layman (H.D.& F.P.) 21366.
Layton, Smith & Hawk. 14242, 16934,
23111, 31494.
Lazarnick (N.) 9652, 213871,
25112.
Lazell, Dalley & co. 20155, 21372.
Lea (A. J.) 4180, 6828, 12622.
Leach (D. W.) 28580.
Leach (G. W.) jr. 15741.
Leader (B. W.) 16951.
Learned (A. G.) 30769.
Leary, Plourd & Bridgett.
6781, 9633.
9634, 15713,
29750.
25905, 29755.
20154.
29759.
16933.
11415, 22413,
15740.
6827,
9653.
| Le Sueur (E.)
| Lhoste (G.)
| Lefebvre (L.)
| Le Gout Gérard (F.)
Leavitt (EK. M.) 307, 9654, 18477,
21378, 23118, 25911, 29762.
Leck (G. H.) 238117.
Lederer (L.) 28581.
Lee (A.) 29766.
Lee (B. F.) 4185.
Lee (J.) co. 25918.
Lee (L. S.) 20156.
Lee (W. H.) 259238.
Leeds (A. G.) 4187, 9656, 12625,
14248, 21882, 29767.
Leeland art co. 1858, 4194, 12626.
Leeland art & mfg. co. 15742.
Leeming (W.) 14249.
Leempoels (J.) 22416.
Leet bros. 4197.
Lefebre (G.) 22573.
22013.
20685.
29768.
4203.
Lehmaier & bro.
Lehr (L. G.)
Leibson (A.) 31496.
Leigh (W. H.) 21894, 23119.
Leighton (H. C.) co. 21398.
Lembeck & Betz. 31497.
Lemont (EF. P.) 29769.
Lenoir (C. A.) 20685.
Lentelli (L.) 11434.
Lenz (A.) 1864. _
Lenz (O. L.) 28582.
Lenz (W.) 18480.
Leonori (F. R.) & co.
Leopold (L.)
11435.
Leopold, Solomon & Eisendrath. 14251.
Lerolle (H.) 29057.
Leserman (L.) 12681.
Leslie-Judge co. 25925.
Lessee (E.) 14256.
Lester book & sta. co. 6831, 9665.
22427.
12638.
6830.
& Langrock (J. H.)
Leubrie & Elkus.
Le Vasseur & co. 14257, 16935.
Levering (A. R.) 13865, 23126.
Levick (E.) 15761.
Levine bros. ine. 12654.
Levy (A. H.) 18488.
Levy (F. & H.) mfg. co.
Levy (L.) 16986.
Lewin (W. O.) 18495.
Lewis (A. T.) 21408.
Lewis (D. J.) 12661.
Lewis G.) 18497.
Lewis . W.) 9667.
Lewis (V. C.) 4204.
Lewis & Shambow. 19863.
Lewis pub. co. 114386.
Lhermitte (L. A.) 29045.
20685.
29773.
25930, 29772.
Libbey (J. H.)
Lichtman (B.) 1867, 29299.
Lidgerwood mfg. co. 12662, 25944.
Liebscher (E.) 18498.
Life insurance co. of Va. 19864.
533
INDEX
Life pub. co.
7984, 11489, 14258, 15776, 16937,
18499, 19865.
Life’s ticker. 6886.
Lillie (R. D.) 13878.
Linderman (F. B.) 12664, 15784.
Linderum (R.) 17108.
Lindner (R.) 25946.
Lindner & Chase. 4206.
Lindsay (L. BH.) 214138.
Lindsley (L. D.) 12665.
Line (A. A.) 15785, 18503.
Lines (L. H.) 25947.
Linehan-Loveland co.
Linkletter (L. G.)
25948.
Linsley (W.) 18504.
Lipman supply house. 23127.
Lippincott (J. B.) co. 6888.
Lippincott (O.) 4218, 12667, 20157.
Lippincott (W. H.) 62380.
Lipton (M.) 7990.
Liserman (M.) 11448.
Lisle (A. E.) 5570.
Lister (W. H.) 9781.
ithe CW .."E.), é.co.
11449, 16948, 28583.
Little (F. V.) 4216.
little, (J: A.) 2Zarsa7r:
Livermore & Knight co. 1875, 18505.
Livingston (J. W.) 18506.
Livingston radiator co. 29774.
Lloyd (J..H.) 25796.
Loeb (E.) & co. 25952.
Loeb (L.) 2400. °
Loeber (C. K.) 1876.
Loeffler (A.) 1877, 18507, 23142, 25958,
29775.
Logan (M.) 1879.
Lohmuller (J.) 11450.
Lomen bros. 18512.
Long (C.). Isto.
Long (D. B.) 12668.
Long (H. M.) 4217.
Long (F. G.) 5572, 7994, 11451.
Loomis (C. B.) 7995.
Loomis (F. A.) 18516.
Lord (C.) 25965.
Lord & Taylor. 22418.
Lorenz (J. A.) 1881.
Lorenz (K. W.) 5573.
Lorenz (R.) 11452.
Lorey (G.) 1882, 4218.
Los Angeles Examiner. 18517.
Louis Bell post, G. A. R. 19785.
Lounsbury (F. C.) 13883, 4219, 6844,
_ 9782, 21415, 29779.
Louyot (E.) 7973.
Low (W. H.) 16944.
Lowell (J. A.) bank note co.
Lowney (W.M.) co. 4242, 9786, 31498.
Lubeck & McKibben. 4250, 6848.
Lubin mfg. co. 23148, 25967, 29781.
Lucas (C. O.) 9788.
Lucas (J.) & co. 25968.
6837.
29780.
1868, 2889, 4205, 5563, |
| Ludwig (H. L.)
| Lukone tailoring co,
| Em. GB)
_ Lumiere studio.
| Lumsden (C.)
pt. Iv, n. 8., v. 4
Lucey (W. A.) 21419, 25969.
Lucky spud co. 7997, 9790.
Lucy Holcombe chapter. 31500.
9791.
9793.
ule Lie
28584, 315038.
29783.
Luick (E.)
Lukaski (T.)
Luke (K. L.)
29784.
12670.
6230, 14904.
Lumsdon (EH. C.) 24292.
| Luray caverns corp. 14263.
9669, 9718, 15794,
| Lusby (M. 8S.) 9795.
Lutke (F. H.) 25970.
| Lyman (B. EH.) 9796.
| Lyman (B. 1.) » 258ae
| Lyman (J.) 28585.
Lynch (D.) SRE
Lynch (EF. 'T.) 4525
| Liyneh: (J) dire Zags:
Lyndon (A. S.) 1887, 9798, 15798,
25978.
Lynn & Cram. 9808.
Lyon (M. J.) 21422.
Lyon & Healy. 26045.
2893, 5571, 7991, |
| McCall (C. O.)
29788.
| McCall (C. W.) & Wythe (W. J.)
| McCall (J. H.)
| McCalmont (A. L.)
| McCarthy (H. L.)
| MeClure (R. L.)
| McClure (S. S.) co.
19870.
26046.
29789.
McCann (R. BE.) & co. 21428.
Maceari (C.) 29218.
McCarthy (D.) 1890.
1391.
McCaskey register co. 9804.
McClearie (W.) 18519.
McClelland (T. W.) 6849.
McClelland (W. W.) co. 1892.
McClung (J. W.) 6852, 23155.
McClure (R. B.) 6858, 9805, 12674,
15799, 18529, 21424, 26047.
6857.
29791.
| McClure (T. C.) 1393, 4251,
| Mace (C. E.)
| McConkay (E.) 26049.
| McCrary (F. B.)
| McDaniel (H.)
| McDermott (E.)
| McEwen (W.)
| Macfee (E. D.) jr.
| MeGary (J. J.)
|MecGirr & Co.
| MelIllheney & Engstrum.
| MeIntosh (H. D.)
9817, 12679.
2895, 23156.
1413.
4273, 6858.
McDonald (M. M.) 15805. -
McDonald (P.) 9815, 26050, 29797.
McDowell (Mrs. E. A.) 26055.
MacDowell (M.) 29798.
10591.
Macfadden (B.) 9818.
9820.
26058.
4274.
24298.
20158.
McGrath (J. B.)
McGrew (T. F.)
21425.
4275, 6859, 23160.
12680.
29805.
McIntosh (B.)
Mack (EH. J.)
O34
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
' Mackay (L.) 21429.
eMcKay (R. H.) 15807.
McKell (J. C.) 7998.
McKenzie (H.) 21430, 26059.
McKenzie (J. D.) 15811.
McKernan (F.) 19871.
McKinney (HE. E.) 4278.
McLellan (H. W.) 7999.
McManus (B. I.) 23162.
McManus (G.) 24294.
McManus (J. D.) 26066.
MacMillan litho. co. 26069.
McMinn (R. H.) 12681.
McNamara (E.) 6861, 15812, 23163.
MacNamee (W.H.) 23166.
MeNicholas (J. T.) 11454.
MeNicol (J. H.) 29808.
Macomber (A. R.) 26070.
| Maring & Blake.
Marcke (Van) 20685.
Margerie (V.) 20685.
Marie (P.) 20685. .
Marine national bank of Buffalo. 2899.
Mariner (G. EB.) 12718.
4323, 6879.
| Markoe (W. F.) 1419.
| Marks (G. C.)
| Maroniez (G.)
11459.
Marlin firearms co. 18588.
20685.
Marr (C.) 14417.
Marr (R. G.) 6881.
Marr (T. E.) 214388, 29817.
| Marshall (W. & BE.) 12728.
| Martin (F. W.)
| Martin
| Martin
Macoy pub. & Masonic supply co. 6862. |
McQuillan (T. R.) 12682.
McWhorter (A.) 26071.
MeWhorter (L. V.) 4280.
Macy (C.) 21481.
Madden (J. E.)
Maerz (A.)
Maesch (F.) 24295.
Maestri (A.) 14269.
Magazine & book co. 31504.
Magee (W.D.) 2896, 31505.
Magnolia Park land co. 12683.
Main (W. F.) 29810.
Maine (A. G.) 15816.
Maissen (F.) 2802.
Majestic pub. co. 4295.
Mallory (F. B.) 29811.
Mallory (R. L.) 4808, 9821.
Malone (A.) 9822.
Malone (J. D.) 12684.
Maloney (Mrs. E. G.) 6867.
Maltesta (A. A.) 12687.
Man (G. EF.) 4809.
Manahan (W. H.) jr. 12688, 26072.
Manaway (L. W. W.) 15820, 18533.
Mandel bros. 16945.
Manhattan photogravure Co.
11455, 15821.
Manhattan post card co.
'Mann (H. C.) 29812.
Mann postal co. 29813.
Manning (F. S.)
29323, 29326.
Manor (F.) 22422.
Mansell (Le R. L.) 21482.
Mansfield (A.) 31506.
| Manship (P. H.) 2897, 20454.
Manufacturers’ adv. co.
6865.
29809.
18534.
9828, 19872, 22423, 29814.
Marais (A.) 2802, 20685.
Marceau (T. C.)
12696, 21433, 23169, 26096.
Marceau co., ltd. 26098.
Marcell (M.) 14270.
Marchand (J. N.) 8000.
Marchand (L.) 12701.
9824,
1414, 29307, 29318,
4311, 15825.
| Manzi, Joyant & co., 2898, 5574, 6868,
1416, 4312, 6870,
29827.
(H. A.) 16946.
(H. M.) 2900.
(J.) & co. 185389, 20159.
(J. BA)” 250
(Mrs. M. J.) 5576*.
CE.) "26102:
Martin (W. H.) 214389.
Martin post card co.
26103, 29829.
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
21441, 23178,
Martz (J.) 21444, 23181, 26104, 29835.
| Meinhardt (H. L.)
Maskrey (A.) 16947.
Mason (BE. M.) 9881.
Mason (F. H.) 8818.
Mastagio (D.) 14417.
Mastbaum & Fleisher. 16948.
Masters (C. H.) 12733.
Masters (J. C.) 4825.
Mathewson (C. E.) 6882.
Mathiesen (H. P.) 29841.
Matignon (A.) 225738.
Matthews (G. HE.) 18545, 20165.
Matthews (O. S.) 24296, 28586.
Matthews (W. B.) 11460.
Matzene co. 1420, 9832.
Maurer (J. M.) 23182, 26106, 29844.
Mauve (A.) 2400.
Maverick & Wissinger co. 26107.
Maxence (H.) 20685.
Maxwell (A. R.) 9833.
Mayer (A. 8S.) 31507.
Mayer (C.) 14271.
Mayer (D.) 15826.
Mayer (H.) 5577, 14272.
Mayerie (A. V.) 2802.
Maynard (A.) 14273.
Mazzoni (J.) 28587.
Mead (A. L.) 23185.
Means (W. N.) 21445.
Mears (H. F.) 22426.
Meddaugh (J. E.) 12734.
Medlar (H. B.) 18546.
Meek co. 1424, 6883, 12735, 15832,
18552, 28589.
Meeker (A. S.)
Meeker (E. D.) 1460.
Megargee (L.) 23198.
Megeath stationery co.
Meiler (G. J.) 26108.
Meinert (D. C.) 18553.
21446.
23186.
12736, 15833.
030
OTD?) 7 an (( | ree
INDEX
pt. Iv, D. s., v.4
Meissner & Buch. 5578, 20449. Miller-Sterling co. 29872.
Meissonier (J. L. E.) 215386. Millet (F. D.) 1482, 18605, 19875,
|
Meister (Gebriider) 8001. | 20454.
Melchers (G.) 38467, 5580, 10591. | Millet (J. F.) 2400, 29111.
Méliés (G.) 26109, 29845. | Mills (C. S.) 21477.
Melina (R.) 1461. | Mills (J. He) Zama.
Meliodon (J. A.) 8002, 14274. | Mills (T.*H.) 21478.
Mellier (W. G.) 22427. Mills (W.) & son. 15844.
Mellin’s food co. of North Amer. 9834. | Milne (J. 8S.) 29878.
Melody (A. B.) 6884. Miner (H. C.) litho co. 18606.
Men & women mag. co. 29851. | Minot paper co. 18608.
Mench (P.) 18555, 23199, 29852. Mintz (M. J.) 23238.
Mendoza (I. P.) ltd. 29854, 31508. Mirror (The) 26102.
Menke (H. W.) 15838. Mishkin (H.) 4332, 6891, 9841, 12738.
Mentholatum co. 1473. Mishkin studio. 21479, 23258, 26153,
Mentzer (W. A.) 8003. 29874.
Menzel (A. von) 380881. Missionary .- industrial corporation.
Menzler (W.) 19829, 22947. 4333.
Mercer (A.) 6885. Mitchell (E. B.) 8006, 16949, 19876,
Mercié (A.) 2802, 20685. 31509.
Merejoosky (J. ©.) 12787. Mitchell (E. H.) 9848, 12741, 12758,
Merkley (S. A.) 11461, 15839, 19873. 15848, 26182.
Merrell (R. L.) 9835. Mitchell (J. F.) 29884.
Merriam (G. & C.) co. 29857. Mitchell (J. J.) eco. 1486, 4337, 6902,
Merriam (J. W.) & co. 5581, 8004, 9849, 11465, 15849, 23272, 26184,
11462, 19874. 29885.
Merrill (A. L.) 15840. Mix (EB. LL.) 232%
Merrill (C. W.) 6886. Mizzon craft shop. 28590.
Merrill (H. M.) 29858. Mock (J. EB.) 9851.
Merryman (W. R.) 15841, 29859. Modern house mfg. co. 12760.
Merz (A. J.) 20178. Modern progress pub. co. 29886.
Mesdag (H. W.) 2802. Moeller (L.) 20469, 24298, 31510.
Messersmith (R. G.) 9836. Moeller (L. A.) 1488.
Metropolitan printing co. 9837. Moen (C. R.) 29887.
Metsu (G.) 29116. - Moffat, Yard & co. 185851, 18609,
Metz (C. H.) 18557. 23278, 26190.
Metzner (M. H.) 6887. Moffett studio. 1491, 4340, 6904, 9852,
Mey (E. J. de) 26115. 12780, 15861, 18615, 20224, 21483,
Meyer (B.) 23204. 23283, 26201, 29889.
Meyer (E.) 26116. Monarch underwear co. 26231.
Meyer (J. J.) 21447. Monash (M. EH.) 11466.
Meyer-Both co. 23205. | Moneta (J. J.) 24299.
Meyercord co. ine. 1474, 6888, 29862. |Monroe (G. H.) 238348.
Meyers (A. R.) 18558. | Montan (A.) 17103.
Meyers (E. G.) 26118. Montgomery (H.) 29896.
. Mezzo-gravure co. 18567, 23207, 26123. Montross (N. E.) 6912, 9864.
Michels (I.) 23208. Mooney (J.) 9870.
Middlesex co. 6890. Moore (A.) 1492, 6916, 9871, 15862,
Middleton (T. B.) 15842, 26124. 18616.
Mietus (S.) 21448. Moore (A. T.) 20287
Milk & baby hygiene, Committee on. Moore (A. W.) 18617
24297. Moore (EK. B.) 19877
Millais (J. E.) 2400. Moore (F. E.) 9877.
Miller (A. A.) 29863. | Moore (F. P.) 8008.
Miller (C. H.) 23209, 26125. | Moore (G. 8S.) 6917
Miller (C. K.) 9889. | Moore (J. I.) 26282.
Miller (C. R.) 1478, 4827, 26126. ' Moore (R. N.) 18619.
Miller (G. W.) 9840. | Moore (VY. B.) 20471.
Miller (J. A.) 26140, 29867. Moore & Hayward. 15867.
Miller (J. D.) 30844. Moorehouse (HH. H.) 1498.
Miller (J. F.) 18568. Moorhead (H. M.) 21589.
Miller (W.) 20174, 21450, 23212. Morahan (KE. H.) 24801.
Miller (W. F.) 18569. Morales (L.) 17945.
Miller rubber co. 26150. | Moran (BH. P.) 22435.
036
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Moran
Moran
Moran
Moras
(J. L.)
(L.)
29901.
14275.
oo) 6Seee, S009, 29328.
(W.) 22408.
Moray (G. E.) 6924.
Moray (J.) 15868, 20238.
Morgan (G. F.) 4343.
Morgan (S. E.) 14281.
Morgan (S. M.) 21590.
Mori (P.) 8010, 21591.
Moricorn statuary co.
Morland (G.) 29740, 29741.
Moro (A.) 9435.
Morris (C. E.) 23345.
Morris (G. F.) 5584, 29301.
Morris (G. F.) studios. 21592, 22429,
28591.
Morris (M.)
Morris & co. 16950, 28592.
- Morrison (C.) 15870.
Morrison (T. W.) 29904.
Morrissey (W. E.) 15869.
Morrow (J. H.) 20239.
. Morse (R. H.) 20472.
Morse (W. A.) 5585.
Moses (E.) 18620, 29905.
Moses (H. D.) 1520, 15871.
Moss (F. A.) 26237, 29915.
Moss (M.) 20474, 28593.
Mott (J. L.) iron works.
_Mouau (C.) 20685.
Moulin (G.) 29949.
.Mouren (H.) 20685.
Moutel (V.) 22573.
Mowrer (G. E.) 18521.
Mucha (A. M.) 16929.
Mueller (A. F.) 29951.
Miiller (E.) 17108.
Mueller (F. W.) 12788.
Mueller (L.) & co. 26261.
Muenier (—) 20488.
Mulhall (J.) 23346.
Muller (E.) 26262, 29953.
“Muller (P.) 26267.
Muller-Kerzweller (Dr.)
Muller, Luchsinger & co.
Mumper (J. 1.) 15874.
Munder, Thomsen co. 9883.
Munford (W. B.) 29958.
Munn & co. 1522, 4344, 9887, 12794,
18621, 20240, 26269.
Munson steamship line.
Muralo co. 26270.
Murdoch (H. M.)
Murdock (J. J.) 15875.
Murillo (B. E.) 17945.
Murphy (J. A. & J. W.) 26278.
Murphy (T. D.) co. 1523, 4345, 5586,
14282.
26234.
8011.
5578.
12790.
12795.
26271.
9890, 11467, 16951, 19878, 29959,
$1511.
Murray (D.) 14283.
Murray (G. W.) 28594.
Murray (J. H.) 21593.
Murray (J. S.) 12796.
Murray (S. Van A.) 26274.
‘Nash (A. C.)
Murray & Ready.
Musselman (E.) 6925.
Myers (C.) . 1580, 15877.
Myers (BE. F.) 11477.
Myron. 13230.
Nadeau (O. E.)
Nardi (J.) & co.
12797, 15876.
26275, 29963.
5dDS89.
5590.
(E.) 9891, 18625, 29964.
(E. C.) | 6881.
Nash (H.) 9898.
Nash (J. H.) 5592.
Nast (C. F.) 14287.
Nast (C. H.) 2903, 55983.
Nation pub. co. 24302.
Nat. art co. 28347, 24803, 26276, 31563.
Nash
Nash
National assn of letter carriers.
26277.
National certificate designing co.
26278.
National colortype co. 26279.
National daughter series no. 1. 2800.
Natl. enameling & stamping co. 15878.
National home service. 11479.
Natl. illustrating co. 18637.
National motion picture mag. 26281.
National patent & novelty exhibition
co. 43846.
Natl. photo. co. 1531, 6926, 9896, 12798,
15879, 21594, 23372.
National press ass’n. 9900, 12800.
Nat. printing & eng. co. 23376.
National Shawmut bank. 28595.
National theft-prevention co. 1537.
National tribune. 9901.
National union. 26282.
Nattier (J. M.) 9626.
Naval Y. M. C. A. 18641.
Naylor (F. L.) 28596.
Nazo co. 22480.
Neal (E. B.) 1588, 4347.
Needham (C. A.) 16957, 24804.
Needham (W. L.) 15880.
Neely (J. W.) 23388.
Neiger (J. L.) 20475, 22431.
Neill (Mrs. D. F.) 12801.
Neipp (W.) 4851.
Nelson (J. 8.) 29970.
Nelson (W. F.) 4852.
Nelson, Chesman & co.
Neuburg (I.) 15881.
Neuhorn & co. 28597.
Nevada photo co. 1580, 4355.
Nevius (H. M.) 16958.
5504.
New England laboratory co. 26283,
29971.
New England magazine pub. co.
26284.
New era association. 1584.
New home sewing machine co. 19879,
28598.
New light co. 26290, 28599.
New Louisville Jockey club. 12802.
26292, 29972.
26293.
New theater.
Nemes Art -co:;
537
INDEX
pt. Iv, n.8., v.4
co.) 1586, 4862, 6927, 9912, 12807,
15885, 18642, 21595, 28391, 26330,
29985.
N. Y. Herald co.
9967,
23393, 26379, 30006.
x
4480.
N. Y. star co. 26599.
N. Y. times co. 1675, 4481, 7014, 10040,
12890, 15979, 18717, 21647, 26600,
30136.
Newark evening news pub. co.
Newberry (J. A.) 28487.
Newcombe (G. E.) 1680, 4484, 7018,
10045, 12893, 15982, 20241, 23488.
Newell (W.) 15983.
Newman (A.) 30141.
Newman (C.) 26601.
Newman (M. E.) 12894.
News tribune. 26602.
News tribune eng. plant.
Newskin co. 11480.
Newspaper enterprise ass’n.
21648, 23441, 26603.
Niagara paper mills.
Niblo (F.) ine. 4499.
N.
19880.
23440.
12895,
12901, 23488.
Nicholas (HE. G.) 30150.
Nichols (E.) 30151.
Nichols-Clendonon photo co. 380152.
Nichoson studio. 23492.
Nieoll (W. T.)
30153.
Niczki (H.) 14417.
Nielsen (P.) 238498.
Nielsen (P. J.) 30161.
Nieman (C. W.) 8012.
Niemeyer (F. C.) 18720.
Nix (H. HE.) S01Gs:
Noble (A.) 7019.
Noble art association. 2904, 4529, 5595.
Noiske (T. B.) 12909.
Noll (C. W.) 1724.
Nonnenbruch (M.) 7973, 30880.
Noonan-Kocian art co. 22485.
Norris & Winter. 80138, 14288, 26618.
North (M. S.) 12910.
North: (@)- 1726:9
|
. | Nourse (E.)
1615, 4891, 6957, |
12832, 15915, 18668, 21610, |
real estate board of brokers. |
N. Y. Edison co. 12803, 23389, 26294. | Norwood (K.) 45380.
N. Y. Evening telegram (N. Y. Herald
Notman photo co. 18739, 20250, 21685,
23501, 26656, 30180.
Notter (F. L.) 16959.
251389, 29075.
Novelty slide co. 26659.
Nowak (A.) 1782, 7021.
Nowell (F. H.) 1788, 7022, 10050,
26660.
Noyes (F. E.) 15989.
Nutting (W.) 70238, 10051, 18745,
21691.
, Official
| O’Keefe (C. FEF.)
| Olson (O. S.)
| Olson, CWO
15984, 21665, 26611, |
| Orange (M.)
| Oberhauser (E.)
Oakes (M. L.) 4581, 7026, 10067,
12912, 15994, 20265.
Oakland chemical co. 2905.
7739, 19542.
O’Brien (J.) 20266.
O’Brien (W.) 30181.
Offertory calendar co.
entry
30182.
card publishing co.
12918.
Ogden (H. A.) 14290.
23504.
Oklahoma natural mutoscene co. 1754.
Oleson (C. O.) 15995.
Oliver (H. W.) 26674.
Oliver (W. J.) mfg. co.
Oliver-Jennings. 10068.
Olson (N.) 16005, 26675, 30183.
4535, 26681.
10069, 12914, 21695,
23506, 26688, 30185.
Olson photograph co.
16006, 21742.
Olsson (J. F.) & co.
O’Malley (J.) & son.
Ometh (E. E.) 16018.
O’Neill (HB. A.) 12922.
Onffroy (R.) jr. 1762.
Operative miller press.
Oplinger (E. E.) 16960.
Oppenheimer (L.) 10077.
22515.
16004.
1757, 4587,
26705.
22436.
26708.
| Oregon City commercial club. 21746.
Osborn (F. W.)
, Osborn (O. W.)
North American co. 10047, 18721,
20244, 21668, 26614, 30164.
North Amer. post card co. 23494,
30176.
Nerthern photo co. 18725, 23495,
26644.
Northwestern knitting co. 1729, 5596,
8014.
Northwestern photo art co. 15985, —
18733, 21676.
Northwestern yeast co.
Norton (A. B.) 15986.
Norton (C. W.) 30179.
Norton 17381.
Norton
14289, 19881.
| Orton (C. M.)
Orr (H. E.) co. 16019.
Orr-Kiefer studio. '!12928.
302438.
18812.
26709.
4592.
Osborn & Osborn co. 18820.
Osborne (E. P.) 21747.
Osborne co. 1764, 10078, 12924, 16020,
18821, 26711, 30244.
Osgood studio. 238510.
O’Shaughnessy (T. A.) 28600.
Osthaus (H.) 14292, 31564.
Osthaus (E. H.) 2906, 5603, 19882.
Otis litho. co. 18832, 26732.
Orton (O. L.)
-Ottenheimer (I. & M.) 4598, 12925,
21748, 26742.
Oursler (H. B.) 20267.
Outeault (R. F.) 1800, 26743.
| Outing pub. co.
Outdoor news co. 4594.
26860.
038 |
® Parrott (J. S.)
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Ovens (D. A.) 23511.
Ovens (W. J.) 23514.
Overall (Mrs. I. L.) 10085.
Owen (C. J.) 14295.
Owens (R. B.) 26866, 30266.
Oxley (W. T.) 18852, 20268, 23515,
26868.
| P. E. O., chapter K.
| Pach (G. W.) 1829.
Pach bros. 18380, 7027, 12930, 20271,
21750, 26869, 30268.
Pacific coast condensed milk co.
26875.
Pack bros. 30269.
Packard (BH. H.) 10086, 26876.
- Packer (F.) 16021.
Paddock (W. D.) 2907, 11481.
Page (E. T.) 26904.
Pagett (L. W.) 16022.
Paige (HE. H.) 12940.
main (Hi. J.) 10087.
Paine (L. C.) 7036, 16023.
Painter (B.) 8019.
Palmer (A. R.) 18855.
Palmer (F.) 18389, 16024, 20275.
Palmer (G. E.) 10088.
Palmer (J. 8S.) 4596.
' Palmiter (F. M.) 12941, 18857.
| Pape (C. G.) 26905.
Paquin (W. BH.) 12942, 16027.
Paredes (V. de) 5937.
' Pareja (J. de) 17945.
Parfitt (W.) 16030, 23518, 26906, 30270.
fark (A. J.) 23521.
' Parker (C. S.) 4598.
Parker (C. W.) 12948.
Parker (J. J.) 16081.
Parker (J. W.) 19883.
Parker-Brauner co. 1845.
Parkinson (HE. D.) 12946.
Parkinson (S. W.) 238522.
Paroubek (A. J.) 26908.
Parrett (F. J.) 4600, 7037, 30273.
Parrish (M.) 31573.
21753.
Parry (J. R.)-jr. 26910.
Parsons (C. G.) 30275.
Parsons lodge, I. O. O. F.
= Parton (H.) 11482.
_ Paschen (W. E.) 18860.
_ Pasonault (J. E.) 16035.
' Pastore (U.) & Stahr (F.
' Patrick (J. D.) 31574.
Patten (L.) 22440.
Patterson (T. J.) 7041.
Patterson-Gibbs co. 10090, 16037, 30276.
Patzig (A.) 12948, 16062.
18854.
8018,
7039.
C.). 14296.
Paulding (J.) 4602.
Payne (G. 8S.) 28601.
Pearce (C. 8S.) 10591.
Pearce (J. N.) 26914, 30277.
Pearman (R.H.) 10117, 16066.
_ Pearson (H.) .7044, 16068.
' Perfecto chemical co.
Phelan (A. B.)
| Philadelphia electric co.
_ Photo art shop.
Photo craft shop.
| Photo news bureau.
_ Photographische
26915.
30278.
16069.
26916.
10118.
10119.
Pearson pub. co.
Peary Arctic club.
Peas (Mrs. L. F.)
Peaslee (E. R.)
Peck (A. S.)
Peck (C. L.)
Peck (O. W.) 1849.
Peele (J. T.) 2400.
Peeples (A. D.) 4603.
Peet bros. 23523.
Pelham operating co. 12949.
Pellegrini (L.) 11483.
Pelouze (H. P.) 30279.
Pelton (H. W.) 4604,
18866, 21760, 30280.
Pelton (S.) 26917.
Penfield (J. G.) 21763.
Penick & Ford, ltd. 18868.
Peninsular eng. co. 21768, 26918. ~
Penn (D. A.) 16071.
Penney (F. E.) 4606.
Penna. public school memorial ass‘h.
26920.
Pennucci (A.) 8020.
Peoples portrait & frame co.
Pepsi Cola co. 2911.
Perard (V.) 10120, 16073.
16074.
18869.
7045, 16070,
7048.
Perkins (H. J.) co.
Pernat (F.) 7973.
Perret (A.) 20685.
Perry (E. A.) 12951.
Perry (H. A.) 26921.
Perry (O. H.) & co. 26923.
Perry Mason co. 4607.
Peters cartridge co. 24307.
Petersen (H. v.) 22947.
Peterson (G. D.) 19884.
Peterson (J. W. & F. T.) 26924.
Petrie (J. A.) 26925.
Petrik (G. J.) 18870.
Pettey (C. F.) 4608.
Pettijohn (O.) 20281.
Pfaff (H. C.) 10121.
1851, 4609, 10122,
23524, 28602.
Phelps, Lewis & Bennett co.
Phelps pub. co. 1855.
16075.
7049, 10125.
Philipps (T. F.) co. 243808.
Philips & Rance. 4616.
Phillips (J. C.) 6230, 8021.
Phillips (S. H.) 8022.
Phillips (T.) 1856.
Phillips (T. F.) co. 2912.
Phillips studio. 10126.
Phoenix (H. D.) 20480.
7050, 10130, 18873,
21770.
30290.
23525.
gesellschaft. 1862,
2988, 11486, 24315, 31575.
039
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. s., v. 4
Pickering (W.) 10131. Powers (W. F.) co. 1899.
Picknell (W. L.) 6429, 29085. Prairie Dog (Chief) 10182.
Pictorial news co. 1863, 4617, 10132, Prasuhn (J. G.) 16965.
13094, 30291. Pratt (B. L.) 10591, 17660.
Pierce (F. O.) co. 5604. Pratt (J.) 11491.
Pierce (H. H.) 4628, 16076. Pratt food co. 22449.
Pierce (W. L.) 30302. Preller (i) ec
Pierson (M.) 26930. Prellwitz (E. M.) 6230.
Pietschmann (M.) 7973. Prescott (Mrs. K.) 143801.
Pike (W.) 24317. Prescott (Mrs. K. T.) 10186, 11492.
Pilcher (A. F.) 21774. _ Present & co. 19890.
Pilkey (C. E.) 26981. Press pub. co. Los Angeles, Cal.
Pilling (G. P.) & son co. 30308. 18894.
Pindikowsky-art mfg. co. 11490. Press pub. co. (N. Y¥. World) 4638.
Pinta (G. de S.) 20685. Price (EK. M.) 10187.
Piot (At) 20685622573. Price (HE. V.) & co. 18896, 21788,
Pitman (T.) 1864. 26950.
Pittsburg athletic co. 10162. Price (G. L.) 10188.
Pittsburg sanitary mfg. co. 26933. | Price (H.) 241380.
Pizzella. 20685. Price (N. H.) 10189.
Plamondon (I. J.) 380309. | Friestman (A.) 380862.
Plate printing co. 10164. | Prince (G. L.) 1663®
Platt iron works co. 143800, 16961. | Prior (C. M.) 243819:
Plaut (L.) 8023. Probst (G.) 18101.
Plumb (H. G.) 19887. Proctor (A. P.) 5605, 8080.
Plummer (A. W.) 20282, 21775. | Proctor (J. P.) 18898, 30868.
Plummer (F. C.) 16077. | Providence litho. co. 1900, 4654, 5606,
Plympton (E. EB.) 21780, 23526, 30310. 7056, 8032, 10190, 18102, 143802,
Poage (C. D.) 18882. 16093, 21790, 243238, 26953, 30365.
Point (A.) 20685. | Prudential insurance co. 8033.
Polak (E.) mfg. co. 22441. Prudential life ins. co. of Amer. 4662.
Polgary (G. de) 24318. Pryor studio. 16095.
Polish young men’s pub. co. 10172. Publicity eng. co. 24824.
Pollak (A.) 224.0% Pullen (EB. A.) 1901.
Pollock (H. M.) 16078. Putnam (A.) 8034, 31585.
Pollock (R. F.) 1865. | Putnam (KE. D.) 21794, 30372.
Pompeian mfg. co. 381584. Pyle (K.)} 17660.
Ponsan (D.) 20685. Pyne (K.) 26966.
Pontone (J.) 2941. Quayle & son, ine. 2942.
Poole (HE. D.) 1867. Quinby (F. J.) co. 1902, 7059, 8036,
Pope (B. F.) 30322. 18899, 19891, 31587.
Pope (J. R.) 30328. | Quinn (F. F.) 4663, 7065.
Popenoe (C. W.) 10175. | Quinn (J. B.) 30626.
Popper (S. M.) 26987. Quirk (N. J.) 16966.
Portable & Novelty co. 13096. R. & G. corset co. 11493.
Porter (A. A.) 21786, 26938. R. R. sign co. 5607.
Porter (M. E.) 1892. Rachmie] (J.) 14808.
Porter (S. 8S.) 8028, 21787, 26939, | Radeke (F. D.) brewing co. 21801.
30351. _ Radford (A.) 7066.
Portola executive committee. 26941, | Radley (C. F.) 13104.
30355. Rae (J.) 380772.
Portola festival committee. 13097, Riuber (W.) 17108.
18883. Ragsdale (M. C.) 4664, 26970.
Portola post card co. 23531. Ralli (T.) 20685.
Post (J. E. H.) 1896, 30359. Ralston studio. 26973.
Post prtg. & pub. co. 7054, 10177, | Ramsey (J. F.) 30378.
138098, 16079, 18890. Rand, McNally & co. 10191, 21802.
Post pub. co. 26946, 30360. Ranger (H. W.) 6230.
Postart co. 16083. | Rankin (D.) 30879.
Postum cereal co., ltd. 19889. Rankin (H. W.) 7068.
Pote (H. L.) 26947. Ransom (F. C.) 381594.
Potter (1.) 16964, 2244°. Rapid electrotype co. 5608.
Potthast (H.) 28603, 30361. Rau (C. E.) 1908, 4665, 30380.
Powell (R.) 18891, 20284, 28532. Rau (W. H.) 1909, 10197, 138105,
Power (F. W.) & co. 26949. | 16096, 18905, 23533, 26974, 30382.
540
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Rauh (I.) 22450.
' Rausche (H.) 30384.
' Ravely (W. E.) 30385.
Raymond (M. F.) 13106.
Ream (C. P.) 1911.
Reandeau (H. J.) 18911.
_ Reber (E. L.) & co. 14304.
_ Red Wing advertising co. 26975.
_ Redfield bros., inc. 23537, 27002.
- Redman (C. F.) 24325.
Reed (C. E.) 20286.
Reed (C. K.) 16097.
’ Reed (F. W. K.) 27003.
Reed (J. L.) 21810.
Reed (M.) 30827.
' Reed (N. H.) 1912, 27004.
Rees (A. A.) 14305.
Reeves (C. 8.) 30386.
Regal textile co. 27009.
Regents of the University of Wiscon-
sin. 14444,
Reges (G.) jr. 4666.
Regnault (H.) 29053.
Reich (J.) 4667, 27010, 30387.
Reichel (J. A.) 20287.
Reichert (C.) 20488.
Reid (R.) 10591, 243826.
Reid pub. co. 16103.
Reinthal & Newman. 20481, 24327.
Reliance trading co. 31595.
Rembrandt studios, Twin Cities.
27011.
Remington, (F.) 2943, 5609.
Remington arms co. 14306.
Rentschler (F. J.) 16104, 18912.
Reproduction co. 22451, 243829, 28604,
31596.
Republic. 27012.
» Resler (R. E.) 18914.
Reuter’s. 143807.
Reyes (P. VY.) 18915, 21811, 23538.
Reymer & bros. inc. 10215.
_ Reynolds (A. L.) 380388.
_ Reynolds (J.) 29786, 29746.
_ Reynolds (J. H.) & co. 10216.
_ Reynolds (Sir Joshua) 2400, 1
12587, 18431.
Reynolds (O. A.) 21814, 23539.
Rhind ({M.) 11494.
Ricard (H. M.) 16108.
Rice (E. B.) 18918.
© Rice (F. G.) 30389.
_ Rice (F. W.) 10217.
» Rice (R. E.) 10219.
_ Rice electric display co. 21815.
Rich (H.) 19892.
Rich (J. L.) 30390.
Rich (W. H.) 10220.
Richards (G. L.) 20288, 21817.
Richards (M. W.) 18921.
Richards (R. R.) 13109.
Richardson (F. H.) 4668.
Richardson (G. 8.) 19898.
Richardson (Mrs. H.) 24330.
Richardson (J. T.) 18922.
INDEX
Richardson (M. H.) 1918.
Richardson (P. M.) 10221, 18923.
Richardson (V. A.) 14308.
Riche (A. L.) ‘21820.
Riche (P.) 27018, 30391.
Richemont (A. de) 20685.
Richermoz (J.) S087.
Richey (C. G.). 1923, 16109, 18924,
30400.
Ricks (W. L.) 10222.
Rider (H. O.) 30410.
Riebe (E.) 18110.
Rieder (M.) 10223.
Rigg (R.) 248381.
Rigot (M.) 27061.
Ring (Alice B.) 2802.
Ringler (F. A.) co. 30411.
Rink’s art studio. 21821.
Rippel (C.) 21822.
Risdon (J. J.) TOSd.
Risdon (S. B.) 23540.
Risk (D.) 380412.
Ritter (A. G.) 30413.
| Ritter (C.) 22947.
Ritzberger (A.) 22947.
Robaudi (A.) 5937.
Robbins (H. I.) 18926.
Robbins (L.) 2802.
Robert (H. V.) 23541.
Roberts (C. E.) 30414.
Roberts (E. D.) 4669, 21832.
Roberts & Schaefer co. 30415.
Roberts, Johnson & Rand shoe co.
1926, 20482, 31598.
Robinson (J. D.) 380420.
Robinson (J. H.) 4670, 30418.
Robinson (W. J.) 10224.
Robson (J. W.) 14810.
Roby & Burnham. 16113.
Rochegrosse (G.) 22578.
Rochester photo press. 10225, 30421.
Rochester post card co. 16114.
Rockwell (M.) 4671.
Rockwood (G. G.) 10260, 18927.
Rockwood photo. co. 10263.
Roebuck (A. C.) 27067.
Roehlk bros. TOS1.
Roeldes (H. H.) co. 27097.
Roelofs (H. H.) & co. 218883.
Roetig (G. F.) 20685.
Rogers (E. N.) 10264, 23548.
Rogers (F. F.) 20289.
Rogers (H. G.) 22453.
Rogers (M.) 13111.
Rogers (W. A.) 8040, 11496, 16967.
Rogers & Thompson. 5610.
Rognon (O. J.) 27101.
Roine & Weil. 16968.
Role (A.) 22573.
Rollin (T.) 7739.
Rollins (C.) 27102.
Romans photo. co. 4672.
Romaszkiewiz (I.) 23554.
Romig (R. W.) 7082, 21839.
Rommey (G.) 2400, 18482.
o41
INDEX
pt. V7, nek We
Rondel (H.) 20685.
Rood (E.) 238556.
Rood (F. M.) 10265.
Roome (W. P.) 5611.
Roopen (C. H.) 18116.
Roosa (A. J.) 380461.
Root (H. L.) 21840, 28557, 271038.
Rosales (E. O.) 11497.
Rose (Ff. L.) 18929.
Rose (H. M.) 10268, 16118, 21848,
27104.
Rose (N. H.) 21844, 27106.
Rose (R. H.) & son. 30462.
Roseland (H.) 28612.
Rosenberg (F. J.) TO87.
' Rosenberg (I. I.) 27112.
Rosenblum (W.) & co. 18117.
Rosenkrantz (A.) 11499, 24338.
Roshon (J. W.) & Lemer (J. D.)
10272, 18119.
Ross (C.) & son co. 27118.
Ross (G. T.) 20290, 21846.
Rosseau (P.) 20685.
Rossiter (T.) 2400.
HotblatiwG..) 2c
Roth (FF. G. R.) 2944, 31599.
Roth & Langley. 20292, 23558.
Rotograph co. 1927, 4684, 7088, 10273,
13120, 27118, 30463.
Rottmer (H. BE.) 16119.
Rouland (O.) 14811.
Royal mfg. & distributing co. 1934.
_Royal specialty co. 18187.
Royal tailors. 8041, 11500, 14312,
16969, 19894, 22454, 24834, 28613,
31601. :
Royer (H.)
Royer (L.)
Rudd (R. P.) 22455.
Rudder pub. co. 21848.
Rude (A. D.) & son. 1935, 18930.
Rudolph (C.) 27124.
Rudy (J. F.) 81614.
Ruegg (J. J.) 30493.
Ruet (L.) 21586.
Rugen (J.) 238582.
Rugg (F. A.) 380494.
Ruggiers (D.) 4782.
Ruisdael (J.) 22427.
Rumford chemical works. 24337.
Rummell (R. W.) 14829.
Rungius (C.) 2946, 5612, 20483, 24338.
Rush (O.) 19897.
Rushforth (W. BH.) 138142.
Rusk (A. L.) 22456.
Russell (C. M.) 19898.
Russell (G. H.) 21849, 23584.
Russell (I. H.) 31616.
Russell (J.) 29789, 29742.
Russell (J. T.) 1987, 5615,- 11512,
14330, 16970.
Russell (M. A.) 10275.
Russell (M. LaF.) 27125.
Russell (W. W.) 10276, 13143.
Russell-Miller mining co. 14383.
20685.
20685.
' Salisbury (A. B.)
Russia cement co. 16121.
Russian caviar co. 8042.
| Rust craft shop. 18145.
Ruth’s studio. 7114.
Ityan (D. H.) 16122.
Ryan (J. D:) (27126:
Ryan (W. C.) 380509.
Ryder (H. O.) 47383.
Ryder (VT) 2
Rylatt CH. Ey) s.2iis2,
S. F. vedanta society. 1949, 4734.
Saceaggi (C.) 5574.
Sackett & Wilhelms co.
7115, 10277, 18932, 2iass.
Sadler (Walter Dendy)
15698.
Sadowsky (H.)
Safford (S. W.)
Sain (B.) 20685.
Saint Charles condensing co. 28615.
Saint-Gaudens (Augustus) 38417, 6684,
9234, 10591.
1950, 4736,
2884, 9626,
27134.
29538, 295384.
Saint Gaudens (Augustus, Mrs. A. H.
St. Gaudens, proprietor)
5617, 7121, 18150, 24340.
Saint-Gaudens (C.) 56158.
St. George (F.) 30510.
Saint John’s table co.
Sale bros. 10279.
1965, 4744,
27135.
1975.
Salke (S. M.) 28586, 27139.
Sallee (J.) 28598.
Saltzmann (C.) 22947.
Sandahl (G.) 380511.
Sander (P.) 4745, 7128, 18944, 21852,
27141.
Sanders (A. W.)
Sanders eng. co.
Sanders pub. co. 1976.
Sandford card co. 27189, 30513.
Sands (W. A.) 1978.
Sanger (H. F.) 7124.
Sanitary feather co. 31617.
Sarjeant co. 27198.
Sargent (J. 8S.) 29112.
Sarony (O.) co. 13152.
Sartorio (G.) 22947.
Sassafras co. 21856.
Saubes (—) 20488.
Saugatuck Amusement co.
Saunders (A. T.) 28616.
Saunders (HE. H.) 17079.
Saunders eng. co. 27195.
Savage (F. W.) 27197, 305380.
Savage (M. W.) 18961.
Savory (E. W.) 17080.
Sax (C. M.) 27198.
Saxe (A.) 5619, 10282, 11591, 14395.
Scadin (R. H.) 21858.
Scalbert (J.) 20685.
Scandlin (W. 1.) 4746.
Seantlebury (HE. EH.) 27199.
Scarlett (J. K.) 1982.
Schaar & Dathe. 7953.
Schaefer (W. F.) 18963.
15151.
30512.
23599.
042
— ee
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INDEX
nos, 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Schaidner (C. B.) 7126.
Scharff (W. H.) 10283.
Schaufer (Mrs. M.) 27200.
Schawang (P.) 18964.
Schedler (O.) 1983.
Scheen (C. S.) 13173.
Scheidt (W. von) 27201.
Schenck (H. I.) & Williams (H. J.)
TAT.
Schenck (S. C.) 13182, 16123.
Scherer (W. J.) 21863.
Scherrer (J.) ©20685.
Schevill (W. V.) S706, 19910.
Schindler (Mrs. M. J.) 16127.
Schiveley (H.) 7128.
Schivert (V.) 17103.
Schlechten (A.) 380531.
Schlegel (K.) 14417.
Schlesinger (M.) 21864.
Schlessman (E.) 23600.
peut (H.) 17103.
Schlitz cafe co. 18966.
Schloss (J.) 30540.
Schloss bros. 18968.
Schloss bros. & co.
23601.
Schlueter (F. J.) 10293, 20298.
Schmid (—) 380879.
Schmidt (A. P.) 27202.
Schmidt (EH. T.) 10295.
Schmidt (H.) & bro., ine.
Schmidt (J.) 30548.
Schmidt (M.) 13187.
Schmitt (C.) 16128.
Schnackenberg (H.) 23602.
Schnars-Alquist (C. W. H.)
31256.
Schneider (F. A.)
Schneiderhahn (M.) 7181.
Sehnitzer (G.) 17084.
Schoenhofen brewing co.
Schoenleber (G.) 11258.
Scholz (C.) 20484.
Schrader (Julius) 2400.
Schrader (W.) 20805.
Schrader & Dennis. 4747, 7133, 21865,
27219.
Schrafft (W. F.) & sons corp. 16129.
Schramm (V.) 7821, 20685.
Schreiber (J. F.) 27220.
Schreyer (A. M.) 10302.
Schreyvogel (C.) 80438, 10303, 17086,
18970.
Schroeder (F. P.) 23603.
Schroeter (H. M.) 13188.
Schuette (E.) 30618.
Schulte im Hofe. 531579.
Schultz (G. F.) 1984.
Schultze (W.) 29306.
7130, 10284,
10301.
31255,
31618.
Schwab (F. E.) 10305.
Schwab & Wolf. 10307, 13189, 16133.
Sehwabl (H.) 7135.
Schwartz’s (S.) sons & co. 19911,
20485, 22457, 24341.
Schweiger (J. O.) 22458.
18969, 27203, 30547.
| Scott & Van Altena.
' Sells-Floto shows co.
Seltzer (O. C.)
| Shapleigh (M. S.)
|
_Shipler (H.)
| Shotwell (Mrs. H. A.)
Schweitzer (A.) 31582.
Schweizer (J. O.) 11593.
Scobie (E.) 10310, 16135, 18971, 21871,
27221, 30619.
Scofield (HK. B.)
18977.
Scothern (C. A.)
7136, 13191, 16136,
1986, 18226.
Scott (G. W.) 28604.
Scott (S. S.) 18229.
2948.
1989, 4748.
Scribner (A. W.) 16146.
Scribner’s (C.) sons. 8046,
18980, 27230, 30621, 31619.
Serogin (E. D.). 103813.
Scudder (J.) 8047.
Scull (S. A.) 13230, 18982, 21878.
Seabrook bros. 21880, 27235.
Seavey (BE. L.) 24344.
Seele (D.) 27236.
Seibert printing co. 10315.
Seignac (G.) 20685, 24345.
Seiter & Kappes litho. co. 2949, 17087.
Selig polyscope co. 21881.
Sells & Floto co. 10316. °
10323.
Seott & Browne.
14596,
5620.
Selz (W. A.) 18983.
Semenowsky (Eisman) 2802.
Seymour (F. H. G.) 18984.
Seymour (J. F.) 10324.
Shackawits (L. 8S.) 380622.
Shafer (C.) 19920.
16151.
Sharp (J.-H) 19921.
Sharp & son. 4749.
Sharpe (P.) 21882.
Shattuck (E. J.) co. 4750.
Shattuck (L. E.) 203806, 23605.
Shaw (A. D.). 11594.
Shaw (H. A.) 4751, 10325.
Shaw (H. B.) 18989.
Sheahan (M. T.) 1995, 4752,
13232, 16152, 18994, 21888,
27238, 30623.
Sheffield (B. D.) 18997.
Shepard (M.) 10327, 27251.
Sheppard (W.) ;
Sherman (B. BE.) 27252.
Sherman (F. F.) ,
Sherman (H. H.) 28689.
Sherman (L. D.) 380624.
Sherman (W. J.) 2002.
Sherrin (D.) 5622, 19922.
Shields (M. L.) 17089.
Shinkle (J. ©.) 18238.
Shinn (W. C.) 5623.
2008.
16153.
30625.
86626.
21892.
199238.
7145,
23607,
Shirley (H. FE.)
Shivers (I. Kk.)
Shnable (KE. R.)
Shook (F. C.)
Shorey (G. H.)
2011.
043
Showell (J. G.) 21894.
Shrader (J.) 23610.
Shuler (Mrs. F. J.)
Shurtleff (G. H.) 11595.
Sibley (F. O.) 19000.
Siegmund (W. C.) 4767.
Siegrist (E. J.) 4768, 13239.
Sievers (F. W.) 31632.
Sigworth (H. W.) 19004.
Silberer (D. B.) bros. 4773.
Silva y Velasquez (D. R. de)
29061, 29099.
Silverthorne (J.) 16154.
Silvestri statuary co. 5624.
Simard (A. F.) 8049.
Simmang (C.) 28617.
Simmer (A. G.) 19006, 30628.
Simmons (E.) 4775, 10335.
Simmons (E. E.) 10591.
Simmons hardware co. 27268.
Simmons, White & co. 2012.
Simon (H.) 18243, 14397, 30629.
Simon (M. C.) 26116.
Simplex litho co. 20487.
Simplicity co. 10336.
Simpson (A. L.) 19009.
Simpson (R.) co. 11596.
Sinding (O). 17108.
Singer (S. O.) 27265.
Singer mfg. co. 27266.
Singer sewing machine co.
Sirven (B.) 20488.
Skelton (E. O.) 1901S.
Skidmore (C. V.) 19019.
Skiles (R. K.) 27270.
Skinner (W. T.) 21906.
Skinner & Krueger. 23611.
Skolas (J.) 27271, 30631.
Slade (G. F.) jr.
Sleicher (J. A.)
27272, 30639.
Slevin (L. S.) 10337.
Sloan (E. S.) 27274, 30640.
Sloan (J. V.) & co.
Slocum (L. M.) 27281.
Small (L.) 7149.
Smallwood (Dr. G. S.)
Smart (J. H.) 4776.
Smedberg (F.) 10338.
Smedley (W. T.) 19934.
Smith (A.) 4777.
Smith (A. B.) 21926.
Smith (A. T. E.) 10339, 27282.
Smith (A. W.) 27288.
Smith (C. R.) 5625, 24346.
Smith (De C.) 8050, 19935.
Smith (E. A. G.) 16158.
21902, 30627.
13244.
14400.
Smith (E. B.) 10340, 13249. 19045.
Smith (E. E.) 2016, 19047.
Smith (E. W.) 2014.
Smith (F. P.) 23676.
Smith (F. 8.) 27284.
Smith (G. D.) 21927.
Smith (G. E.) 10343.
Smith (G. P.) 13252.
29060,
21908, 23612, 30633.
13245, 16155, 19020,
2013, 13246, 27276.
Smith (H.B.) 10344, 16159, 20311.
Smith (H. P.) 2953, 29311.
Smith (I. H.) 20312.
Smith (J. H.) 25063.
Smith (J. K.) 19048, 21928.
Smith (J. R.) land co. 30642.
Smith (L.) 5626, 7150.
Smith (O.) 27286, 30651.
Smith (S. C.) 2017, 10345, 27289.
Smith (W. E.) 13253.
Smith (W. H.) 7154.
Smith (W. W.) 27291.
Smith bros. commission ¢o.
Smith’s studio. 30655.
Smyly (P. U.) ‘157.
Snapp (J. H.) 18254.
Snelling & Potter. 20314.
Snyder (C. W.) 14401.
Snyder (L.) 10347.
Society of iconophiles.
Solomon (H.) 27294.
Sonrel (E.) 12578.
Sonrel (M. E.) 20685.
Soord (Alfred W.) 2802.
Sorolla y Bastida (J.) 9435, 12090,
12512, 14880, 15339, 17945.
27293.
2027, 10348.
| Souter (J. W.) 19050, 21929.
' South Atlantic commercial men’s ass’n.
27295.
Southern cotton oil co. 27296.
Southern mfg. co. 20498.
Southgate (E. D.) 7158, 16160.
Southgate (F.) S818.
Souvenir pub. co. 2029.
Sowers (G. W.) 20322.
Spahr (J. W.) 4778.
Sparrell art co. 2033.
Sparrell print. 19052, 27297,
Spaulding (R. G.) 7159.
Spaulding & Merrick. 11597.
Speece & Aaron. 16161.
Spencer (H.) 7160, 27339.
Spencer (I. C.) 2034, 16166, 27340.
Spencer studio. 27348.
30657.
Spenlove-Spenlove (F.) 16935.
Spielvogel (E.) 2954, 19939, 24347,
31634.
Spies (A.) 23684.
Spinks (W. A.) & co. 16168.
Spiro (E.) 14417.
Spofford (E. W.) 7162, 11598.- 20499,
27266.
Spooner & Wells, inc. 7163, 10349,
16169, 30672.
Sprague (H. W.) 27344.
Sprague’s mercantile agency. 10350.
Spring (S. T.) 28685.
Springer (H. J.) 10351, 23686.
Squires (C. F.) 19065.
Stacey (B. B.) 16172, 19076, 27545.
Stafford (C. F.) 16175.
Staley (F. W.) 273846.
Stall & Dean mfg. co. 17090.
Stamets (F. T.) 16174.
Standard oil co. 20325.
O44
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Standard scenic co. 4779, 19077.
Standly (H. Iu.) 16175.
Stanlaws (P.)
28692, 28695.
Stanley works. 17091.
Star hair supporter co.
Star pub. co. 219833.
Starr (L. M.) 11599.
State pub. co. 2041, 4787, 7181,
13258, 16178, 19085, 20825,
21934, 27348.
Stauch & Bickford.
Stearns (F.) & co.
Stearns (F. K.) 2092.
Stebbins (G.) 19120.
Stebbins (G. W.) 27350.
Stebbins (N. L.) 19121, 20338,
27351, 30700.
Stecher litho. co. 4842, 7237, 27361.
Steele (F. A.) 7248.
Steele (G. M.) 2093.
Stefanski (J. J.) 10421.
Steichen (E. J.) 16223.
Stein (S. L.) 28702.
Stein & Levy. 23708.
Steinberg (V.) 5627.
Steiner (E. R.) 19138.
Stengelin (A.) 2802, 13967, 20685.
Stephenson (I. H.) 10422.
Stereo-travel co. 2094, 16224, 23709,
27362, 30729.
Sterling (E. C.) 21945.
Stern (A. E.) 2294.
Steubenrauch (H.) 22947.
Steuer (M.) 2295, 191438.
Steunenberg-Marvin co. ltd.
Stevens (A. W.) 23749.
Stevens (C. A.) & bros.
21a
Stevenson (D. S.) 27538.
Stevenson (F. G.) 29744-29746.
Stevenson (P. R.) 7249.
Stewart (C. M.) 2307, 23752.
Stewart iron fence co. 27539.
Stibb (G.) 10429, 19170.
Stickley (G.) 10431.
Stickney W. J.) 10482.
Stiles (C. L.) 30750.
Stilson (W.) 4889.
Stilwell (H. D.) 7250.
Stimson (J. E.) 350747.
Stimson (J. E.H.) 27540.
Stimson (M. E.) 27541.
30699.
16222.
S051.
23690.
16234.
10423, 13306,
Stokes (F. A.) 4900, 13307, 16245, |
19175.
Stokes (F. A.) co. 16242, 24348,
27542, 30769.
Stokes (F. W.) 10433, 30764.
Stone (C. F.) co. 30784.
Stone (C. J.) co. 2310, 7256, 10435,
16246, 27554, 30791.
Stone (F. L.) 13309.
Stone (I. C. M.) 23753.
Stone (J. G.) 307983.
Stone (L. A.) 23754.
2035, 4783, 7177, 10353, |
10357, |
21933, |
Stone (R. B.) 380794.
Stone (T. D.) 11601.
Stone, Van Dresser co.
| Stopinski (S. A.) 16250.
Storck (F.) 4904, 7259.
Straus (R.) & co. 27557.
Strauss (E. EB.) 21952.
|Strauss (F. V.) & co.
80797.
Strauss (J. C.) 4905, 10439, 13310,
16251, 19177, 21953, 23755, 27565.
| Street & Smith. 10441, 13316.
Strickland (K. E.) 11602.
Strobridge litho. co. 2311, 4906, 7260,
10442, 138317, 19178, 21956, 27572,
/ 80800.
| Strohmeier (F. E.) 27618.
Stromeyer (J.) & co. 14405.
Stronach (V. D.) 14406.
Stroud (W. J.) 23815, 10485, 13342.
| Stroudsburg & Water Gap st. ry. co.
4916.
Strouse & bro.
Strub (J. M.)
Struby (H.) 7266.
Strutt (W.) 7270.
| Stuart (G.) 6230, 14904, 29081, 29117-—
29119.
Stuart (J. C.)
Students agency.
| Stumpf (F. B.) 4920.
| Sturmer (G. W.) 2955.
Stutz (C. C.) 16252.
Success song bureau.
Suchorowski (M. G.)
Sullivan (J.) 16300.
14402, 19941.
24364, 27558,
19190.
13345.
13344.
30818.
31635.
31257.
|
| Sullivan (J. M.) monument co. 14407.
| Sully (T.) 29079, 29115.
|Summer (H. 8.) 10493.
Sun insurance office of London. 13347.
Sunset realty associates. 22459.
Sunshine circle of King’s daughters,
ist M. EB. church. 4921.
Superior color press. 13350.
Surand (—) 20685, 22573.
Surburg co. 163808.
Svenska folkets tidning. 10494.
| Swarthout (L. F.) 27619. 30822.
| Swarts (D. L.) 4922.
Sweet (B. V.) 27620.
Sweet bros. 13354.
Swezey’s (N. T.) sons & co.
| Swift (A. L.) 20346.
Swift’ (BE. Hi) (23770.
Swift & co. 19194, 31636.
Swift’s specific co. 11608.
| Swinburne (T. T.) 16312.
24366.
5628.
Sykes (C. W.)
Sykes (M. H.) 16313.
| Taber-Prang art co. 4927, 7270, 10504,
13355, 16314, 23772, 27630.
Taft statuette co. 24367.
Taggart (M. W.) 2328, 4936, 7271,
10506, 13356, 21963.
| Talbot (H.) 20685.
545
INDEX
pt. Iv, n. 8., v. 4
Talbot. (W. EH.) 27652.
Talbott (M. A.) co. 238821.
Tallman (W.) 81640.
Tammen (H. H.) 49389, 10524, 18368,
16315.
Tammen (H. H.) co. 18401.
Tandy-Thomas co. 19200.
Tanenbaum (E.) 238822.
Tangen (E.) 10525, 16322, 30828.
Tanoux (—) 20488.
Tanquary (C. Y.) 23828.
Panto (Adj 20526:
Tarbell (HE. C.) 5629.
Tarbell (J. H.) 4958, 16828.
Tasker (W.) 19228.
Tate (S. W.) 30824.
Tattegrain (F.) .20685, 22578.
Tavernier (P.) 20685.
Taylor (C. A.) & son. 21995.
Taylor (H.) 8052, 11604.
Tirylor; (de By V2 7653:
Taylor (J. W.) 27654.
Taylor (Mrs. M. L.) 27656.
Taylor & Lockie. 10527.
Taylor art co. 4954, 10528, 18402, 16324,
19230, 21997, 27660.
Teagle (FE. R.) 28618.
Peal (C. B.)* 23438:
Tebbs (Mrs. A. B.) 4972, 7359, 10542.
Tebbs (R. W.) 138408, 27678.
Technical harness & saddlery guide.
16336.
Technical press bureau.
Teel (R.) 18412.
Tees (H.) 18418.
Tefft (C. H.) 243868.
Temple (H.) 24641.
Templeton (M. A.) 30826.
Ten Eyck (W. P.) 5630, 73638, 10543,
13423, 163387.
Tepper bros. 31641.
Terra-Marine co. 27680.
Perrill (Tai) 2353:
Terry (A. N.) 30828.
Terry (J.) 16341.
Tessier (—.) 2802.
Tessier (L. A.) 16820, 20685.
Thayer (A. H.) 29059.
Thayer (C.C. & A. L.) 4973, 21998.
Thayer (P..C.) 18427, 19271, 20348,
21999, 27681.
Theatre film service co. 27682.
Theotocopuli (D.) 29069.
2347.
Thielman (G. F.) 19277.
Thomas (F. C.) 2956.
Thomas (W. H.) 30882.
Thompson (C. H.) 23824, 30833.
Thompson (E.) co. 2355.
Thompson (EH. 8.) 2354, 276838, 30834. |
Thompson (J. W.) 20354, 22002,
24369.
Thompson (P.) 4974, 10547, 16342,
19281, 27684, 30840.
Thompson (P. J.) 73867.
Thompson (R. C.) 22004.
046
Thompson (W. B.) 13482.
Thompson (W.C.) 10553, 163438.
Thompson art co. 16344, 19282.
Thornburn (J. M.) & Co.
Thorndike (T. W.) 2368.
Thorne (A. L.) 28825.
Thorne (LL. ©.) 1938
2356, 27698.
| Thorne (W. L.) 7368, 10555.
Thorp CE) 21g
Thrall (B.H.) «2362
Thullen (J. H.) 8053.
Thurlow (H. A.) 238826.
Thurnherr (R.) 22005, 23828.
Thurston (A. H.) & co. 16347.
Thuss (W. G. & A. J.) 22006.
Thyng (J. W.J¢2ae
Tice (W. G.) 16848.
Tichborne (W. F. C.) 27702.
Tiemann (H.N.) co. 27708.
Tiffany & co. 24870.
Tiffany studios. 17092, 22461.
Tillier (P.) ‘2068a:
Tilton. (H. Li.) (308422
Tiny tads co. 4981, 7372, 10558.
Tipton (W. H.) T3874, 10560.
Tisdale (W. R.) 16349. ’
Tobias (EK. L.) 16350.
Tobias (R. FE.) 16858.
Tobin (F. X.) 22007.
Todd (G.) 28829.
Toll. ME) 2056s
Tolley (M. G.) 381578.
Tolman (F.) 184386.
Tolman (F. 8S.) 10562, 27709.
Tolman (J..B.) 2372
Tomikawa (Y.) 10568.
Toms (F. H.) 380848.
Tonnesen (B.) 6280.
Tooth (A.) & sons. 13440, 30844.
Topliff (F. G.) 22460.
Topping (J. A.) 27710.
Torrey (G. B.) 8054, 11605.
Toser (Mrs. CC. HS) 27
Tourtellotte (J. E.) & co.
Tousey (S.) 7875.
Toussaint (F.) 20488, 307838.
Tower (A. J.) co. 2957, 28619.
Towle mfg. co. 22008.
Townes (C. C.) 16354.
Townsend (A. C.) 380846.
Townsend (C. A.) 4999, 7376, 19318,
20355, 22009, 23831, 27717, 30847.
Townsend (C. F.) 27716.
Townsend (HE. F.) 7380.
Townsend, Townsend & co. 80857.
Toy, Bond & Lee photo studio. 10564.
Tracy (D.) 5684, 10565.
Trant (J. H.) 19942.
Travis (W. D.?T:) » 30858.
Treiber (T. R.) 5028.
Trevor (Mrs. J. S.) 381642.
Tribune co. 2374, 5029, 7381, 10566,
13441, 16357, 22011, 27719, 30859.
Trick (W. M.) 22017.
Trimpey (E. B.) 23899, 27738.
24371.
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Triquet (J.)
Trojar (W.)
Troth (H.) 5047.
Trotta (V.) 11607.
Troup (A. M.) 27742.
Trowbridge (M.) 27743.
Trowbridge & Niver co. 30867.
Trowitzsck & sohn. 7973, 28620, 30879.
Trufaut (N.S.) 27744.
Trumbull (J.) 2400, 8551, 29074.
Tryon (D. W.) 6230.
Tuck (R.) & sons co., ltd. 5635.
Tucker (C. O.) 7386.
Tuell (Mrs. J. E.) 23832, 27749.
Tue (T. P.) 5061.
Tuliper (F. E.) 10589.
Tupper (H. W.) 7388, 19319, 30882.
Turner (C. Y.) 8055.
Turner (H. K.) co. 2400, 10591, 19321.
20685.
11606.
erence (3. B.) 27762.
7389.
23834.
19322.
Turner (W. F.)
Turrill & Miller.
Tusch (A.)
Touy (W.H.) 22018.
Pune (Ho. Bs}: 23835.
Tuttle (O. H.) 13458, 16361.
Twachtman (J. W.) 29068.
Tweed (E. G.) 238386.
Tweedie (A. T.) 30883.
Tweedie (H. T.) 22019.
Tyler (J. G.) 28623.
Tyler, photographer.
Tyroler (J.) 30884.
Tyrrell (H. G.) 193823.
Uhalt (R. A.) 163865.
Uliman & co. 16866.
Ullman mfg. co. 2481, 5062, 8056,
10738.
, Upjohn (A. M.)
| Up-to-date advertising co.
| Valdes Leal (Don J. de)
' Van Nostrand (A. G.)
Van Oeyen (L.)
| Van Ryn (R.)
| Van Sluys (T. H.)
| Vassarri (H.)
10739, 11608, 13460, 14408, 16370, |
17094, 19325, 22020, 23837, 277683.
Ullrich (A. H.) 5659.
Ulrich (C. F.) 30885.
Umbdenstock & Porter co. 5065, 22032.
Underhill (I.) 5066, 10742, 13470,
16406, 19335, 20356, 22033, 238583,
27820, 30886.
Underhill (J. E.) 5067.
Underwood (J.) & co. 24372.
Underwood & Underwood. 2491, 5068,
7390, 10757, 13473, 16412, 19348,
22038, 23856, 27823, 30889.
Unger (H.) 31581.
Union card co. 23982.
Union metallic cartridge co.
Union news co. 5214.
Union Pacific tea co.
Union pub. co. 28624.
Unitarian club of Washington, D. C.
7542.
United art pub. co. 28012.
United brokerage co. 31643.
United candy co. 24373, 28018.
United drug co. 28021.
U. S. cartridge co. 13661.
U. S. fashion & sample book co.
13662, 23984.
23983.
10857.
2613,
| Vereinigte
| Vigeant (F. R.)
U. 8. litho. co. 2615, 5215, 7543, 10858,
13665, 16548, 19403, 22039, 23985,
28028, 30908.
U. S. patent specialty co. 2958.
U. S. playing card co.
23994, 28141.
U. S. poster co. 30949.
University art shop ine.
University of Wisconsin.
University press. 28144.
17660, 19765.
10882.
19948, 22094,
S058.
8061.
Urso (N. P. D.) 23996.
17945.
Valery (P.) 20685.
Van Amringe granite co. 19945.
Van Beers (J.) 28805, 28807.
Van Bradt (EB. O.) 16558.
Van Buskirk (R. N.) 19428.
Van De Grift (C. H.) 30951.
Vandegrift (S. B.) & son. 17101.
Van den Berghen (A. L.) 31644.
Vanderbilt realty improvement co,
19429.
Van Dresser (W. T.) 11613.
Vandyck.(A.) 9626, 18482.
Van Dyke (J.) co. 14409.
Van Houten (C. J.) & zoon.
Van Kennel (T.) 18696.
Van Ness (F. L.) 22462.
80638, 14411,
14410.
17102, 22463, 28626.
7548, 30953.
29118.
30351.
10884.
20685.
Vaughan (M. E.) 22097.
Vaughan (Mrs. O. B.)
Vedder (E.) 10591.
Veenfliet (R.) 14413.
Velasquez (D. R. de S. y)
17965.
Venard (C. L.) 7549.
kunstanstalten.
Varney (J. C.)
30954.
12578,
14417,
17103.
Verestchagin (—)
Vericel (A.) 11614.
Vermont farm machine co.
Vernon (E.) 29305, 31646.
Viafora (O.) 22108, 28152.
20359.
29086.
31645.
| Vigilant fire co. no. 2. 28154.
| Vilmer (W. E.)
| Vinall (H. N.)
16554.
10886.
Vineyard (J. W.) 22110.
Vinnemeier (G.) 20360.
Vitagraph co. of Amer. 2635, 5227,
7550, 10888, 13697, 16555, 194380,
20361, 22111, 23997, 28155.
Vivian (G.) 20375.
Vobach (W.) & co.
Volek (A. J.) 11615.
Volk (D.) 2960, 11616.
Von Heine (H.) 22126.
2959.
D47
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 4
Von Rosenberg (O.) 8065.
Vorganz (P.) 31576.
Vose (R. C. & N. M.) 2962.
Voss (A. G.) 2645, 7568, 24011.
Vredenburg & Co. 28160.
Vreeland (F. K.) 80955.
Vulcan electric heating co.
Waay (N. van der) 22947.
Wagenhals (C. EH.) 28164.
Wager (F. BE.) 16569, 19487.
Walden (L.) 20685.
Walden (O. C.) 203876.
Waldron (M.) 10901, 22465.
Waldrop photo. co. 16571.
Wales (R. E.) 19488, 28165.
Walhain (C.) 20685.
Walker (A. V.) 19489.
Walker (F. S.) 29786.
Walker (H.C.) 28167, 30958.
Walker (H.O.) 10591.
Walker (J.) 28721.
Walker (J. G.) 28168.
Walker (W.S.) 30959.
Walker litho. & pub. co.
Wallace (F.) 20877.
Wallace (W. H.) 22127.
Wallet (A.) 20685.
Walsh (C.) 2661.
Walsh (M. J.) 10905.
Walter (F. A.) 20879, 22129,
Walters (G. H.) 30960.
Walther-Vogler gas machine co. 22180.
19436.
5238.
Walton (W. P.) 18717.
Wanamaker (J.) 7569.
Ward (J. W.) 30961.
Ward (M.) co. 10911, 22131.
Warren (L. 8.) 380962.
Warren (O. B.) 2662.
Warren (W. H.) 16588.
Washburn (D. C.)
Washburn (R. A.) 22135.
Washburn-Crosby co. 22148, 28169.
Washington Y. M. C. A. 7570.
Wassam (D. BE.) 20881.
Wasson (C. L.) 2664, 5239, 10912,
19440.
Waterman (C. H.) 10914, 16584, 19446,
20382, 22148, 24013, 28170.
Waterman (O. W.) 7571, 20395, 28171.
Waters (R. J.) aerial photo co. 13721,
16593.
Waters (R. T.) & co.
Watertown post card co.
Watrous (H. W.) 8066.
Watt: (io fj tore:
Watts (Mrs. G. F.) 7572, 10919, 16594,
19462.
Way (W.) 80968.
Wayland (W. R.) 19463.
Weakley (R. D.) 5270.
Weaver (M.) 5660.
Webb (Mrs. W. H.) 14429.
Webber (H. H.) 10920.
Weber (C.) 4927, 29330.
Weber (C. F.) 30354.
2663.
28172.
2666, 10918.
| Weber (F. J.) 30969.
| Westinghouse
| Wheeler (C. C.)
Weber (P.) 14417.
Webster (C. B.) & co. 16595.
Webster (F. S.) 7574, 8067.
Webster (G. B.) 20408, 22154.
| Webster (H. D.) 2963.
Weener (C.) 19464.
Webr (C. H.) 19468, 28175, 30970.
| Weidemann (C. H.) 28178.
| Weik (L. C.) 28179.
Weil, Lorimier & Greenbaum. 10921.
| Weinberger (A.) 29695.
Weineiss (H. G.) 14480.
Weiper (T.) 380975.
Weir (J. A.) 9864.
Weisbrodt (H. W.) co.
10922, 22155.
Weisgerber (C. H.) 16598.
Weiss (H. H.) 2667, 2964, 5661, 24374,
31659.
Welch (C.) 380976.
5276, 7575,
Welch (M. J.) 8068.
| Welles & Grant.
24015.
Wellge (H.) 22468.
Wellman (G. T.) 10924.
Wellman (W.) 5277, 16599.
Wells (C. J.) 18725.
Wells & Richardson co.
Welsh (N. H.) 16615.
Weltmer (E.) 28180.
Wenck (P. E.) 5662.
Wendling (W. E.) eo.
Wendt (J. B.) 5663.
Wentworth (L. A.) 2668.
Wertheimber (L.) & co. 11617.
Wescott (W. T.) 19469.
Wesley advertising co. 2674.
Wessels (F.), jr. 19470.
Wessler (H.) 13726, 16616, 19471,
22158, 24017, 28181.
West (A.) & Booth (F.) 17120, 19477.
West (B.) 8527, 29076, 29080.
West (J. W.) 11486.
West (L. E.) 10929, 18732, 19478.
West (P.) 14481.
West coast art co. 13736, 16664, 19486,
22214, 24028, 28254, 30982.
Westerberg (J. C,)° 5298.
Westerly granite co. 8069.
Westermann (A. |B.) 7576, 10988,
13760, 16670. 5
Westermann (L. A.) co. 2682, 10948,
16673, 19516, 22242, 30989.
Western blue print co. 144382.
Western cartridge co. 24375.
Western engineering & construction co.
28262, 30990.
Westin (H.) 14484.
electric
28627.
22157.
& mfg. | ¢€0.
16674.
Weston (EH. J.)
Wettstein (C. T.)
Whedon (A. D.)
30991.
28263.
22243.
10970.
Wheeler (DeW. C.) 16681.
048
INDEX
nos. 1-52, Jan.—Dec., 1909
Wheeler (F. S.) 7578, 24024.
Wheeler (F. W.) 28264.
Wheeler (J. D.) 2687, 5294.
Wheeler (LaV. F.) 2689.
Whipple (L.) 28269, 30992.
. Whistler (J. A. MeN.) 9211, 29082.
Whitaker (J.) 11618, 14435, 20500,
28628, 31660.
White (A. J.) 19520.
White (C. H.) 28271.
White (E. C.) 5295.
White (H. C.) co. 2690, 5296, 7579,
10971, 13765, 16694, 19521, 22244,
24026, 30998.
White (H. N.) 19522.
meee ts. KR.) 27s.
White (L.) 19523.
White (L. 8S.) 16697, 28272.
White (R. E.) 28633.
White (R. H.) 19524.
White (V.) 28687.
White city art co. 183777, 19525.
White-Smith mus. pub. co. 20404.
Whitehead & Hoag co. 2736, 5303, 8070,
11016, 11620, 19527, 20504, 24029,
28273, 31070.
Whitehouse (L. A.) 5664.
Whitely exerciser co. 24056.
Whiting (R. R.) 5305.
Whitman studio. 16711, 22245, 31072.
Whitmore (C. M.) 16721.
Whitmore (H. T.) 5308.
Whitmore (W. J.) 17660.
Whitney (A.) 2739.
Whitney (F.) 18808.
Whitney (W.H.) 2967, 116238.
Whittemore (W. J.) 3417, 8071, 144586.
Wiederseim (G. G.) 11022, 19528,
24058, 28292.
Wiggin (C.) 62380.
Wight (S.) 2740.
Wikhime (P. L.) 31075.
Wilcox (H. F.) 22252, 3107S.
Wilcox (W. H.) 18804.
’ Wilcox & Willson. 31079.
Wile (H.) 19946.
Wilford (C.) 11023.
Wilkins (F. J.) 5309.
Wilkinson (E. H.) 22254, 31092.
Willet stained glass co. 8072, 11624,
17121, 20505.
Williams (C. D.) & co. 22256.
Williams (C. E. D.) 31096.
Williams (E.) 31149.
Williams (E. P.) 14439.
Williams (F. W.) 5811, 7641, 11024.
Williams (G. A.) 30770, 30773, 30775—
30778, 30782.
Williams (G. F.) 31205.
Williams (J.) ine. 5310, 11036, 14442,
17123.
Williams (J. J.) 16722, 22257, 24060,
31211.
Williams (L. F.) 16729, 31223.
Williams (M.) 13805,
Williams (O. D.) 16741, 28298.
Williams (P. R.) 11087.
Williams (V. 0.) 28294,
Williamson-Haffner eng. co. 5818,
7691, 138806.
Willis & Burris. 58983.
Willsden (8S. B.) 7708S, 28306.
Wilmarth (G. G.) 24876.
Wilmot (W. G.) 24877.
Wilms (L. W.) 5665.
Wilson (C. R.) 5666.
Wilson (F.) 22469.
Wilson (H. W.) co. 24061.
Wilson (J.) 31661.
Wilt (W. W.) 22258, 24062, 28307.
Wilton (T. H.} 53897.
Wilton-Cooke-Martin realty co. Itd.
16759.
Wiltzius (M. H.) eco. 11627.
Winans bros. 11088.
Winchester repeating arms co. 14448,
19956, 31662. .
Wineman (M.) 19530.
Winkler (L.) 28308.
Winscher (C. G.) 24065, 31237.
Winslow (B. HE.) 22267.
Winslow (F. H. H.) 28309.
Wintemute (F. C.) 2741.
Winter (F.) 16760.
Winter & Pond co., ine. 16761.
Winter & Sherman. 31240.
Winterbotham (J. BE.) 8073.
Winthrop moving picture co. 28811.
Wires (W. M.) 16764.
Wirth (K.) 31242.
Wirth & Williams. 31252.
Wischmeyer (P.) 11040, 16765, 28318.
Wisconsin (University of), Regents.
14444, 20405.
Wise (Mrs. C.) 28322.
Wiseman (W. H.) 11042.
Wiszt (H.) & co. 31255.
Withers (F. A.) 24067.
Witkowski (K.) 2742, 2968, 5668,
11629, 14445, 31663.
Witt (M. R.) 20406.
Wohlauer (A. A.) 81259.
Wolf (E.) 11048.
Wolf (H.) 11044, 283238, 31261.
Wolf (G. A.) 7709, 16768.
Wolf & co. 5671, 8074, 11630, 17124,
19957, 22470, 28638, 31664.
Wolfenden (L. G.) 29303, 29309, 29318,
29325.
Wolff (L.) & co., ltd. 7739, 19542,
31262.
Wolfgang (F.) 24068.
Wolfrum (F.) & co. 22270.
Wolfson (M.) 2969.
Woltz (G. W.) 22472.
Wolven (E. L.) 19544.
Woman’s Christian temperance union.
31274.
549
INDEX
Woman’s federation. 11045.
Women’s trade union league of Chi-
cago. 2748.
Wood (H.) 2746, 5898, 7742, 11046,
13838, 16769, 19546.
Wood (O. F.) 7746, 11051, 18842,
16773, 19550, 22271, 28324, 31275.
Wood (W. F.) 11091.
Wood, Putnam & Wood. 28884.
Woodallen (M. C.) 2747.
Woodbury (HE. F.) 2838835.
Woodbury & co., inc. 22281.
Woodring & Hartman. 24069.
Woodruff (Mrs. C.) 24878, 28648.
Woods & Von Bremen. 283386.
Woodward (G. T.) 20408.
pt. IV, 0. 8.,:¥.4:
Wurlitzer (R.) co.
Wurtz bros. 31299.
Wyer (H. S.) 2768, 28363.
Wyle (fF. H.) 224738.
Ximenes (H.) 22474, 24380.
Yale (M.) 28364.
York, (Co F.)'"” 2836s:
York'( Ga) fii,
York safe & lock co. 313818.
Yorston (J. A.) 381814.
Young (H. HE.) 28366.
Young (L. J.) 283672
Young (S. M.) 24079.
Young, Lord & Rhodes. 19570, 28878.
Young people’s missionary movement.
11098.
Young woman’s Christian ass’n. 2770.
11095.
Woodward & Tiernan ptg. co. 2748, | yule (H. J.) 11099.
5408, 11092, 13859, 28388. Yushkewitz (J.) 28375.
Woollett (A. P.) 5710. Zahner (M. H.) 138862.
Woolley (J. R.) 11098. | Zatzka (H.) 19542.
Wooten (B.) 2767. | Zeese-Wilkinson co. 11107.
Worms (J.) 18967. Zepf (F. L.) 28876.
Worthington (B. M.) 11094. Ziegler (C. P.) 2776.
Wright (B. B.) 31298. Zillgett (C. A.) 5422.
Wright (E.) 8706. Zimmerman (C. BE.) co. 13871, 19579,
Wright (BH. A.) 24070, 28350. 283877.
Wright (F. L.) 16798, 28351. Zimmerman (L. M.) 16796.
Wright (F..P.) 24071, 283858. ' Zindel (W. G.) 7778, 11108.
Wright (J.) 22282. Zlot (H.) “222838.
Wright (W. L.) 24879. Zuber (P.) “22573.
Wright & Goodner. 13860, 16794. Zuloaga (I.) 9485, 15339 (p. 232).
Wright & Johnson. T7775. Zumbro bros. 24094, 28498.
Wuethrich (H.) 24077, 283861. Zuver (lL. L.) 138940.
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