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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
\.. 8S, COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE sl
OF
OPYRIGHT ENTRIES
BLISHED 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 3
Nos. 1—538
J ANUARY-DECEMBER, 1908
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1908
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT CFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
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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 3
Nos. 1-5
JANUARY, 1908
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
Il. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, 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
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:
Class H, XXc, no. 103453, December 9, 1907;
Abbe, Newport News, Va.
ceived December 9, 1907.
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
Copyright ay ae =
Abbe (James W.), New-
port News, Va.
Birches. (H 1034538, Dec. 9, 1907.)
[1—4
‘New Hampshire fence. (H 103455,
Dec. 9, 1907.)
New Hampshire river.
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Oyster boats. (H 103942, Dec. 21,
1907.)
(H. 103454,
Ads company, Wheeling,
sal.
Wheeling, W. Va., post office. (H
103948, Dec. 20, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 10,
1907.) [5
American blacksmith com-
pany, Buffalo, N. Y.
American blacksmith calendar, 1908.
(G 16801, Sept. 9, 1907; 2 e. Dee.
14, 1907.) [6
American-examiner, New
York, N. Y.
At the Catville club. (EF 60895, Dec.
23, 1907.)
Rut nevertheless
Saved the dog.
[AT
Happy Hooligan
(F 60688, Dec. 17,
1907.)
Christmas ball in Catville. (F 60269,
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Disaster in Catville. (F 61664, Jan.
13, 1908.)
I’. M. Muggsby’s social aspirations.
(F 60267, Dec. 9, 1907.)
| He
American-examiner, New
big al he oe
Foxy grandpa. (F 60894, Dec. 23,
1907. )
—-— (F 61480, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Happy Hooligan and his mule Maud.
(EF 61202, Dec. 30, 1907.)
— (F 61482, Jan. 6, 1908.)
— (F 61661, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Happy new year with. (F 61199, Dec,
30, 1907.)
goes to the dentist.
Jan. 6, 1908.)
(F 61486,
Hold-up (The). (F 60898, Dec. 23,
1907. +
In addition to which. (F 61198, Dec.
30, 1997.)
In der shade of der old apple tree. (F
60632, Dec. 17, 1907.)
In the words of Shakespeare. (F
60268, Dec. 9, 1907.)
—— (IF 60891, Dec. 23, 1907.)
— (F 61208, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Introducing Sandy, the new butcher
boy. (F 61485, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Isn’t Dottie Dimple the sweet little
thing? (IF 61665, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Jimmy, &e. (F 61201, Dec. 30, 1907.)
(F 61483, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Katzenjammer kids wish you all a
merry Christmas. (F 60888, Dee,
23, 1907.)
3
American-examiner, New
Your, N..-d.
King Jake.
Long live the bootblack.
Dec. 17, 1907.)
Merry Christmas dream!
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Mary Jane and Tige.
23, 1907.)
(I* 60266,
Merry Christmas and things. (F
60265, Dec. 9, 1907.)
No wedding bells for Batch (F
60270, Dec. 9, 1907.)
—— (I 60634, Dec. 17, 1907.)
—— (F 60890, Dec. 23, 1907.)
—— (F 61200, Dec. 30, 1907.)
—— (F 61484, Jan 6, 1908.)
—— (F 61662, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Sandy, the butcher boy. (IF 61660,
Jan. 13, 1908.)
They’re off! Farewell dear Maud!
60892, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Cr
This is what happened on Christmas |
eve. (F 60631, Dec. 17, 1907.)
Those merry-go-round doors. (F
61659, Jan. 13, 1908.)
True love in Catville.
6, 1908.)
Whats the matter with King Jake?
(F 61481, Jan. 6, 1908.)
American-journal-examiner,
New York, N. Y.
Bird on Nellie’s hat. (EF 60410, Dec.
11, 1907.) [48-154
Braggo the monk. (IF 60407, Dec. 11,
1907.)
— (F 60504, Dec. 18, 1907.)
— (F 60638, Dec. 17, 1907.)
—— (F 60871, Dec. 21, 1907.)
(F 60886, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Charlie and George. (F 60498, Dec. 13,
1907.)
Christmas in North Africa,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Tour laps in the nomination race.
(F 61289, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Groucho the monk. (F 60955, Dec.
24, 1907.)
(F 610338, Dec.
-— (F 61060, Dee.
— (F 61104, Dec.
— (F 61224, Dec.
—— (F 61290, Jan.
— (F 61478, Jan.
—— (Ff 61525, Jan.
— (F 61603, Jan.
— (F 61628, Jan.
— (F 61657, Jan.
(F 61479, Jan.
(F 61036,
26, 1907.)
27, 1907.)
28, 1907.)
31, 1907.)
2, 1908.)
6, 1908.)
8, 1908.)
10, 1908.)
11, 1908.)
13, 1908.)
(F 61668, Jan. 18, 1908.) |
(F 60635, |
| ——— (F 60408, Dec.
| —— (F 60501, Dec.
| —— (IF 60563, Dee.
(F 60889, Dec. |
| —— (F 61084,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
| --— (F 60873,
| —— (F 61038,
) nce
| -—— (F 61629, Jan.
| —— (F 60559,
| — (F 613865,
— (F 61658,
| —— (F 61477, Jan. 6, 1908.)
| —— (F 61627, Jan. 11, 1908.)
_It happened in Birdland. (F 60411,
pt.4,n,.8, 7%. &
American-journal-examiner,
New York, N. Y.
boys. (EF 60272,
Hallroom Dec, 9,
1907.)
11, 1907.)
13, 1907.)
16, 1907.)
17, 1907.)
20, 1907.)
21, 1907.)
26, 1907.)
2, 1908.)
2, 1908.)
1908.)
1908.)
1908.)
1908. )
9, 1908.)
11, 1908.)
(J? 60561, Dec. 16, 1907.)
(F 60885, Dec.
-—— (I 60636,
--— (F 60858,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
ey
— eres
61285,
61286,
61291,
—— (F 61335,
—— (F 61366,
—— (F 61506,
— (F 61582,
2,
3,
4,
ty,
Tiard times.
I see by the papers.
23, 1907.)
(F 61282, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Isn’t it great to be rich?
Dec. 13, 1907.)
(F 60502,
Dec. 11, 1907.)
—— (F 60503, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Dec. 18, 1907.)
Dec. 23, 1907.)
Dec. 28, 1907.)
Jan. 3, 1908.)
Jan. 4, 1908.)
Jan. 8, 1908.)
Jan. 10, 1908.)
Jan, 18, 1908.)
(F 60409, Dee. 11,
— (F 60706,
— (F 60887,
— (F 61103,
—— (F 61337,
— (F 61524,
—— (If 61602,
—— (F 61656,
Iking Kazooks.
1907.)
-——— (F 60500, Dec.
— (F 60564, Dec.
— (F 60820, Dec. 19, 1907.)
-—— (F 60859, Dec. 20, 1907.)
— (F 60956, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Dec, 26, 1907.)
-—— (F 61105, Dec. 28, 1907.)
—— (F 61226, Dec. 31, 1907.)
—— (F 61284, Jan. 2, 1908.)
— (I* 61367, Jan. 4, 1908.)
— (F 61526, Jan. 8, 1908.)
Jan. 13, 1908.)
13, 1907.)
16, 1907.)
g. 1-5, Jan., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS 5
American-journal-exaiminer,
: New York, N; Y.
Knocko the monk.
1907.)
— (F 60565, Dec. 16, 1907.)
(IF 60708, Dec. 18, 1907.)
— (F 61035, Dec. 26, 1907.)
(F 61225, Dec. 31, 1907.)
(i 61287, Jan. 2, 1908.)
frs. Trubbell. (IF 60872,
1907.)
(F 61059, Dec. 27, 1907.)
(F 61102, Dec. 28, 1907.)
(F 61223, Dec. 31, 1907.)
— (F 61285, Jan. 2, 1908.)
(F 61364, Jan. 4, 1908.)
(¥ 61505, Jan. 7, 1908.)
(F 61523, Jan. 8, 1908.)
(F 61601, Jan. 10, 1908.)
(F 61655, Jan. 13, 1908.)
fonopoly lodge.
1907.)
(F 60870, Dec. 21, 1907.)
h, isn’t he the pie-face.
Jan. 3, 1908.)
ur antedeluvian ancestors.
Dec. 11, 1907.)
— (F 61507, Jan. 7, 1908.)
*Jate of wheats! 23!
19, 1907.)
Rhymo the monk.
1907.)
——(F 60560, Dec. 16, 1907.)
-—_—(F 60818, Dec. 19, 1907.)
(F' 61037, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Rivals (The). (EF 60707, Dec. 18,
1907.)
Such is life. (F 60271, Dec. 9, 1907.)
-——(F 60414, Dec. 11, 1907.)
-——(F 60557, Dec. 16, 1907.)
——(F 60687, Dec. 17, 1907.)
——(F 60705, Dec. 18, 1807.)
-——(F 61032, Dec. 26, 1907.)
(EF 61581, Jan. 9, 1908.)
They’re off. (F 60857, Dec. 20, 1907.)
Under the mistletoe. (EF 61039, Dec.
26, 1907.)
Who’s who in matrimony.
Dec. 24, 1907.)
Wouldn't
mad.
(E’ 60412, Dec. 11,
(F 60954,
(F 61604, Jan. 10, 1908.)
Younger generation. (F 60562, Dec.
16, 1907.)
= (IF 60817, Dec. 19, 1907.)
ew year’s eve. (F 61288, Jan. 2, |
(F 60558, Dec. 16, |
(F 61336, |
(F 60819, Dec. |
it make the In Bad Club |
(F 60499, Dec. 13, |
| Mr. Gay and Mrs.
|Home dressmaking.
Dee. 21,
(F 60413, |
| Daughter of Eve.
American mutoscope & bi-
ograph co., New
York, rs. &.
(H 104043, Dec.
24, 1907.) [155
American printing com-
pany, Fall River, Mass.
|_Costumes for informal wear. (F
61355, Dec. 28, 1907.) [156-158
(F 61354, Dec.
28, 1907.)
Piay-print dresses.
1907.)
Anderson publishing com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
All aboard for grandma’s. (F 61357,
Jan. 4, 1908.) [159-164
Corner in wheat. (F 61361, Jan. 4,
1908.)
(F 61356, Dec. 28,
(F 61358, Jan. 4,
1908. )
His treat. (F 61360, Jan. 4, 1908.)
| Just keep the heart a-beating warm.
(IF 61362, Jan. 4, 1908.)
You are going on a long journey. (F
61359, Jan. 4, 1908.)
Armbruster (Henrietta),
Denver, Colo.
(EF 60617, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Armour & c¢o., Chicago,
Ill.
Shoo. [165
| Old fashioned girls by our modern art-
| Infant Mississippi.
ists 1908. [5 prints].
60428, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Armstrong (Will),
ton, Mass.
Melrose (Wilson). 1. (H 104867, Jan.
6, 1908. ) [171
Ayer (Harry D.), St. An-
thony Park, Minn.
(H 104633, Dec.
80, 1907.) [172
Bachrach & bro., Balti-
more, Md.
Bryan (William Jennings). A-—-D. (H
103644-103647, Dec. 18, 1907.)
[1738-176
Bain (George Grantham),
New York, N. Y.
(F 60424—
[166-170
Bos-
Hughes (Goy. Charles E.). (H 104015.
| - ree} 23) 1907. ) [177
Barchak (Simon), New
York. N.Y.
Happily wed, when both can make the
dough. (F 60529, Nov. 18, 1907.)
[178-180
Her answer. (FE 60527, Nov. 13, 1907.)
New Years prescription. (F 60528,
Noy. 13, 1907.)
Barnes (A. H.),
land, Wash.
Indian Henry’s lake. (H 108807, Dec.
17, L90T. ) [181-185
Park-
CATALOGUE
Barnes (A. H.), Park-
land, Wash.
Lake of Indian Henry’s.
Dec. 17, 1907.)
Mt. Tacoma and Indian Henry’s.
108809, Dec. 17, 1907.)
(H 108808,
(H |
Mt. Tacoma from Indjan Henry’s park. |
(H 1038810, Dec. 17, 1907.)
Mt. Tacoma from Park view.
108811, Dec. 17, 1907.)
Barrie (George) & sons,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Assassination of Rizzio.
painting by E. Siberdt.
Dec, 12, 1907.)
Audience to an ambassador.
painting by Léon y Escosura.
60456, Dec. 12, 1907.)
(H
After the
(F 60455,
[186-196
After the
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. 8, v. 8
Benton (B. Barker), Bur-
lington, Vt.
Hearty Christmas greetings. [202-205
Loving Christmas wishes.
Ked head whistlers.
Why did he cross the road?
(H 104248-104251, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Bertucci (Peter J.), Den-
ver, Colo.
City game. (F 60526, Nov. 12, 1907.)
2
(Fo
Courtship of Miles Standish. After |
the painting by C. Y. Turner.
60457, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Death of Minnehaha. After the paint-
ing by William S. Dodge.
Dec. 12, 1907.)
Dining in the fifteenth century. (F
60400, Dec. 11, 1907.)
Fry (Mrs. Elizabeth). After the
painting by Mrs. E. M. Ward. (F
60454, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Indians on the plains.
11, 1907.)
Marriage of Isabella of Valois to
(F 60404, Dec.
(Fo
(F 60459, |
Richard II. (F 60401, Dec. 11,
1907.)
Peasant interior. (F 60402, Dec. 11, |
1907.)
After the painting
(F 60458, Dec.
Preparing Manioc.
by Modesto Brocas.
12, 1907.)
Southern wedding.
by E. L. Henry.
1907.)
Bauer (Pius Henry),
Leavenworth, Kans.
order of Eagles, grand
worthy presidents 1898-1908. (H
104632, Dec. 30, 1907.) [197
Bauer gas fixture works,
Philadelphia, Pa.
New year greeting, 1908. (IF 60862,
Dec. 19, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1907.)
[198
After the painting
(F 60453, Dec. 12,
Fraternal
(J. E.) &
Bryan, Ohio.
Fort Wayne, Ind., Allen county court
Beach son,
house. (H 104441, Dec. 24, 1907; 2
c. Dec. 14, 1907.) [199
3eck (Chas. R. R.),
Thurmont, Md.
Betrothal tree. 2. (H 103857, Dec. 14,
1907.) [ 200, 201
Thurmont, Md., birds eye view. (H
103856, Dec. 14, 1907.)
[206
Birney (W. Verplank),
New York, N. Y.
Congenial friends. 1-4. (EF 61080-
610838, Dec. 21, 1907.) [207-210
Bish (A. A.), Chippewa
Falls, Wis.
Christ church. (lH 103556, Dec. 11,
1907.) [211
Blanchet (John B.), Mari-
ner’s Harbor, N. Y.
Elevation design of the new All Saints’
church. (F 60363, Dec. 10, 1907;
2 c..Oct. 4, 190T3 [212
Blonke (Ola Louise),
Chicago, Il.
Mother and child. (H 104944, Jan. 6,
1908; 2 c. Dec. 25, 1907.) [213
Blosser (J. A.), Snohomish,
Wash.
Mt. Rainier, or Tacoma. [38 photo-
graphs.| (H 104236-104238, Dec. 26,
1907; 2c. of each Jan. 2, 1908.)
[214-216
Bogardus (Chas. A.),
Springfield, Mo.
Linden Tree (Don), an Arabian, owned
by Col. Colby, Beatrice, Neb. (F
60648, Oct. 8, 1907.) [217
Bohnen (Carl), St. Paul,
Minn.
(H 104001, Dee. 21,
[218
I‘uture hero.
1907.)
Boice (Bert), Troy, N. Y.
Rensselaer polytechnic institute, class
of 1911. (H 108812, Dec. 17, 1907.)
[219
Bomboy (Arthur), Mobile,
Ala.
Mobile, Alabama, Hotel Bienville. (H
104786, Jan. 2, 1908.) 220
30nd (George W.),
Wheaton, III.
I'd like to have a sweetheart just like
you. (H 103582, Dec. 13, 1907.)
[221-226
Let me hear the songs my mother used
to sing. (H 103581, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Restless sea (H 103676, Dec. 14, 1907.)
s. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Bond (George
Wheaton, Ill.
at’s the tune they play in Dixie
‘Land. (H 104988, Jan. 8, 1908.)
p o’ the mornin’. (H 104232, Dec.
P "26, 1907. )
When the golden grain is waving Mary
dear. (H 103580, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Bowser (S. F.) & co. (incorpo-
rated), Ft. Wayne, Ind.
odel oil storage system, cuts nos. 810-
812. (F 56666-56668, July 29, 1907;
2c. of each Dec. 23, 1907.) [227-229
Boyle (Frances M.), Chi-
W:);
p eago, Ill.
onette. (IF 60364, Dec. 9, 1907; 2 c.
- Nov. 25, 1907.) [230-233
Jarisse. 4. (I 60352, Dec. 9, 1907.)
jrusilla. (F 60366, Dec. 9, 1907; 2c.
Noy. 25, 1907.)
Myra. (EF 60365, Dec. 9, 1907; 2 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1907.)
Brandon printing company,
Nashville, Tenn.
Jontinental (The) (G 17817, Dec. 21,
1907; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1907.) [234
Briggs (Ernest L.), Chi-
eago, Ill
ind (Jennie), John Ericson, Christine
Nilsson. (F 60855, Dec. 18, 1907;
2 c. Dec. 2, 1907.) [235, 236
Linne monument. (IF 60856, Dec. 18,
» 1907; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1907.)
Briggs (Wm. S.), Lincoln,
Mass
Harbor of refuge.
~ 1908.)
Brouse (J. P. W.), Somer-
set, Ky.
Somerset, Ky. [2 prints]. (F 60491,
60492, Dec. 12, 1907; 2 c. of each
Dec. 2, 1907.) [238, 239
Brown (H. W.), Tifton,
Ga.
CH 104834, Jan. 2,
[237
‘4 ton, Ga., Agricultural college.
_ 103348, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Brownscombe (Jennie),
New York, N. Y.
[240
Carmela.
ce the manner born.
(H 104462, 104463, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Burgess (J. M.), River-
. head, N. Y.
Carrying out a 300-pounder. (F 60881,
Dec. 23, 1907.) [2438
Burpee (W. Atlee) & co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Enique new Fordhook Bush lima.
- 60399, Dec. 11, 1907.)
(FE
[244
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
[241, 242
| —— Fair ground.
(Hi |
ay
Burr publishing company
New York, N. Y.
It’s very lucky that I’ve got. (F
61048, Dec. 19, 1907.) [245, 246
When Teddy and I climbed up the
hill. (F 61580, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Burt (F. De Bennington.
(H 103527, Dee.
[247
R.),
Bennington itil
10, 1907.)
Button (Charles
Worcester, Mass.
(F 61510, Dec. 28, 1907.)
[ 248.
Babytown.
Byam (Cornelia), Pasa-
dena, Cal.
Youngest soldier of the rebellion. [2
photographs.] (H 103847, 103848,
Dec. 9, 1907; 2 ec. of each Nov. 26,
1907. ) [249, 250
California panorama com-
pany, Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona, entering Fish creek canyon.
(H 104951, Jan. 2, 1908.) [251-274
Bonnie Clare mill. (H 104954, Jan. 2,
1908.)
I'eeding ostriches.
1908. )
lish creek, Arizona.
2, 1908.)
Homestake goldbar mine.
Jan. 2, 1908.)
Lee, California, panamora.
Jan. 2, 1908.)
Live-stock parade, Phoenix fair.
104719, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Mesa, Arizona, Diversion dam via. (H
104956, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Montgomery Shoshone mine, pano-
rama. (H 104715, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Pan American ostrich farm. (H
104714, Jan. 2, 1908.)
bird’s eye. (H 104722, Jan. 2,
1908.)
Phoenix, Arizona. [4 photographs].
(H 104835-1048388, Jan. 2, 1908.)
(H 104716, Jan. 2,
(H 104717, Jan. 2,
(H 104720, Jan.
(H 104718,
(H 104955,
(H
1908. )
— Indian school. (H 1049538, Jan.
2, 1908.)
Redlands, California, panorama. (H
104839, Jan. 2, 1908.}
Redondo, panorama. (H 104713, Jan.
2, 1908.)
Roosevelt, Arizona. [38 photographs].
(H 104948-104950, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Roosevelt hill, Arizona. (H 104721,
Jan. 2, 1908.)
Tempe, Arizona, panorama. (H
104957, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Campbell (F. Soule),
Berkeley, Cal.
Keith (Wm.). (H 103907,
1907.)
Nov. 25,
[275-279
Campbell (F. Soule),
Berkeley, Cal.
Le Conte (Dr. John) (H 108905,
(H 108906,
Noy. 25, 1907.)
Le Conte (Prof. Joseph)
Noy. 25, 1907.)
McLean (Dr. John) (H 103908, Novy.
25, 1907.)
Miller (Joaquin)
1907. )
Carroll (J. B.), Oak
Park, I).
How shall we get your order.
60905, Dec. 23, 1907.)
On the fence.
1907.)
Carter (H. H.), Lock-
port, Ill.
Lockport, Ill, St. Dennis church, in-
terior. (H 104987, Jan. 8, 1908. )
[282
(H 108904, Noy. 25,
(Fr
[280-281
Catholic press company,
Chicago, Ill.
Quigley (His Grace James hdward).
(H 103343, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Celebrity art company,
Boston, Mass.
Beauties. (H 104818, Jan. 2, 1908.)
[284-291
Call (The) (H 104816, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Favorite (The) (H 104815, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Question (The) (H 104813, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Returning the call. (H 104817, Jan.
2, 1908.)
Sea nymph. (H 104811, Jan. 2, 1908.
Sweet sixteen. (H 104814, Jan. Dy
1908. )
Violet. (H 104812, Jan. 2, 1908. )
Chadwick (H. A.), Seattle,
Wash.
Spirit of the coast. (F 61244, Jan. 2,
1908. 1c. Noy. 30, 1907: 1 ¢. Dec.
16, 1907.) [292
Chambers
Philadelphia, Pa.
(Wm. W.),
(F 60904, Dec. 23,
[283 |
To make a long tale short.- (H 103814, |
Dec. 17, 1907.)
Channell (Ulysses Grant),
Kast Orange, N. J.
[293
Cannon (Joseph G.).
Pinchot (Gifford).
Brockman (James) (H 104784, Jan.
2, 1908.) {294-301
Collins (Arthur). (H 104778, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Jones (Ada) (H 104779, Jan. 2, 1908. |
Miller (Reed). (H 104782, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Romain (M. A.) (H 104781, Jan. 2,
1908.)
Stanley (Frank C.) (H 104777, Jan.
2.1908.) __
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. 8s. v.
Channell (Ulysses Grant),
Kast Orange, N. J.
Zally (Harry L.) (H 104788, Jan. 2)
1908. )
trix (Helen) (H 104780, Jan. 2;)
1908. )
Chickering (Elmer), Bos-
ton, Mass.
Hibbard (Mrs. George A.) 1-38, (H
103979-103981, Dec. 21, 1907.)
[302-808
(HI 104031, Dee. 28, 1907.)
(H 104431, 104432, Dee, 27,
}
—— 4,
—— 5, 6.
1907.)
—— 7. (H 104628, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Child (Frederick George),
Boston, Mass. :
Armstrong (Joseph), of Boston, Mass,
(H 104008, Dec. 23, 1907.) [809
Christian (Sarah C.),
Noblesville, Ind.
Hand that rocks the cradle. (F 60242,
Dec. 7, 1907; 2c. Dee. 7, 1907.)
[310-812
Ne giveth His beloved sleep. (FP 60244,
Dec. 7, 1907.)
Until death do us part. (F 60248,
Dec. 7, 1907.)
Christie (Wm. Munson),
La Grange, Ill.
Dellwood park boat house at night.
(H 104848, Jan. 4, 1908.) [818
Cincinnati process
engraving company, Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
our ways. (H 104697, Dee. 31,
1907.) [314
Clark (J. Maxwell),
North Hadley, Mass.
After the storm. (H 104833, Jan. 2,
1908. ) — [815
Cleaves (Chas. H.), Rock-
port, Mass,
Ohio (U.S. 8S.) (H 104636, Dee. 31,
1907. ) [816
Clinedinst (B. M.), Wash-
ington, D. C.
Brewer (Justice.) (H 103662, Dec.
13, 1907.) [317-823
(H 103664, Dec.
13, 1907.)
Cortelyou (Mrs. Geo, B.).
Dec. 13, 1907.)
Gore (Senator T.).
3, 1907.)
Owen (Senator R. L.).
Dec. 13, 1907.)
(H 103663,
(H 103667, Dec.
(H 103665,
(H 103668, Dec,
3, 1907.)
Rosen (Baroness E.).
Dec. 13, 1907.)
(H. 103666,
hos. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Clogenson (H.), Dallas,
Tex.
allas, Texas, Oriental hotel, lobby.
(H 103815, Dec. 18, 1907.) [324
Coates (C. H.), Portland,
Two of America’s great essentials to
peace and prosperity. (H 104723,
Jan. 2, 1908.) [326
Collier (P. F.) & son,
New York, N. Y.
Opening of the 60th Congress. (F
60768, Dec. 19, 1907.) [327, 328
— (H 103895, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Conant & Conant, Ran-
dolph Center, Vt.
Brook (The).
108939, Dec. 20,-1907; 1 c. Oct. 31,
1907; 1c. Nov. 14, 1907.) [336
Courier company of Buf-
falo, Buffalo, N. Y.
Classmates tent scene. 5633. (G
171-40, Noy. 18, 1907.) [337-3438
-—the struggle. (G 17441, Nov. 18,
1907.)
Daisy trio. (G 17764, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Dennis O'Sullivan. (G 17649, Dec. 7,
1907 ; 2 c. Dec, 9, 1907.)
Edeson (Robert) in Classmates.
| 17442, Nov. 18, 1907.)
(G
reg.
Jumping the falls. (H 103498, Dec.
9, 1907.) [325 |
Cole (Bion F.), Lincoln,
Nebr.
(H 103846, Dec. 18, |
ar; & Cc. Dec. 9, 1907.) + [329 |
Consolidated engineering and
construction company,
New York, N. Y.
Syracuse university gymnasium. (H
103446, Dec. 6, 1907; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1907.) [330
Consumer’s league, New
wore, N..y-
Christmas reminder. (G 17833, Dec.
27, 1907; 2c. Nov. 29, 1907.) [331
Cooper (W. R.) New
mae, N.Y. |
Winnipeg, from top of Union Bank
building. 1907. (F 61509, Dec. 26,
1907.) [332
Coovert (J. C.), Memphis,
Tenn.
Cotton compress Leland. (H 103682,
Dec. 16, 1907.) [833-835
King Cotton. (H 108681, Dec. 16,
1907.)
Not so fine as silk but richer. (H
108680, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Corner (E. P.), Beverly,
Ohio.
Beverly arch and cemetery. (H
; ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
/
/
Courier company of Buf-
falo, Buffalg, N. Y.
Espanola trio. (G 17765,
1907.)
Peggy Machree. 5643. (G 17648, Dec.
7, 1907; 2 .¢. Dee. 9, 1907.)
Cox (Palmer), East Quogue,
y. ¥
Dec. 16,
a Ye
Brownie clown of Brownietown.
(F
60525, Dec. 14, 1907.) [344-347
—— (F 60906, Dec. 23, 1907.)
— (F 61094, Dec. 28, 1907.)
— (F 61654, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Craker (R. J.}, Oakland,
Cal.
Soquel, Santa Cruz co., Cal., Rustic
fence. (H 104244, Dec. 26, 1907.)
[348
Crompton (John) com-
pany, Philadelphia, Pa.
Christmas belle. (G 17681, Dee. 11,
1907.) [349-3855
Show girls. 1-6. (G 17675-17680,
Dec. 11, 1907.)
Cruver manufacturing com-
pany, Chicago, Ill.
girl. (H 103661, Dec. 13,
[356-360
(F 60882, Dec. 23,
Cowboy
1907.)
Days gone by.
1907.)
Fair co-ed. (H 103658, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Innocenee. (H 103659, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Prairie queen. (H 103660, Dec. 13,
1907. )
Curtis (E. S.),
Wash.
[161 photographs of Indians and In-
dian scenes] x 1942, x 1944, x 1945,
x 1950; x 1961, = 1965, = .2013,,=
2015-—x 2024, x 2026, x 202S—x 2031,
x 2048. = Sah», 20. = 20S =
2075, x 2077, x 2105—x 2116, x 2146,
x 2196, x 2247, x 2256, x 2393, x 2401,
x 2465-—x 2470, x 2478, x 2475—x 2483,
x 2501—x 2522, x 2524, x 2526—x 2601.
(H 104252-104412, Dec. 26, 1907.)
[861-521
Curtis (George E.), Ni-
agara Falls, N. Y.
Bridal Veil fall by electric light.
Seattle,
[a22 S23
Prospect point by electric light. (H
104488, 104439, Dec. 28, 1907.)
Curtis & Cameron, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Castle of the Grail. 18 by 22. (H
104796, Jan. 2, 1908.) [524-527
When I meditate on Thee in the
nightwatches. 11 by 14, 8 by 10.
(H 103395, 103396, Dec. 7, 1907.)
——18 by 22. (H 104795, Jan. 2, 1908.)
10 CATALOGUE
—_—— - - _ —
Daly (Chas. C.), Jersey-
ville, Il.
Canal Zone, [Photographs of natives,
&e. 1-6] (H 102741-102746, Nov. 21, |
1907. ) [528-533 |
Daniel (Louis Spencer),
Mayfield, Ky.
Louis Spencer Daniel fencing girls.
Series A, B. (H 1047938, 104794,
Jan. 2, 1908.) [534, 5385
Davies Studio, Portland,
Oreg.
Stacy (Delia). 1,2. (H 103858, 103859,
Dec. 16, 1907.) [5386, 537
Davis (Chas. H.), New
Zork, Ne 2.
Louise. (H 103529, Dec. 10, 1907.)
[53
Davis (Warren B.), New
York, WN. Y.
My little chauffeur. (H 104466, Dec.
30, 1907. [539
Dawson (W. L.), Seattle,
Wash.
Natural frieze, glancous-winged gulls
on railing, Seattle. (H 104034, Dec.
24, 1907.) [540
Decker (W. S.), Plain-
field, N. J.
Turkeys in wheatfield.
26, 1907.)
De Clow (W. L.), Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Certificate of pedigree, American Jack
registry. (F 61269, Oct. 9, 1907.)
[542
(F 61117, Oct.
[541
De Luce (Percival), New
York, N. Y.
Day dreams.
Rustic courtship.
(H 104459, 104460, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Detroit publishing com-
pany, Detroit, Mich.
[543, 544
Atlantic City, N. J., panoramic view. |
[545-550 |
Par Harbor; Mt. Desert island, Me. |
(H 103390, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Balance rock.
1907.)
Grand canyon of Arizona. 50503. (F
60403, Dec. 11, 1907. 1c. Nov. 25,
1907; 1 ¢. Dec. 6, 1907.)
Looking towards the sea.
Dec. 11, 1907.)
(H 104428, Dec. 27,
New York, Trinity church, interior.
(H 103492, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., locks. (H
103491, Dec. 9, 1907).
Dickinson (Alice Margaret),
Montreat, N. C.
Montreat reservoir, looking west.
104014, Dec. 23, 1907).
(H
(H 103557, |
[551 |
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES *
pt. 4, n. s&s. v. 8
Dickson (Frank), Soldiers
Grove, Wis.
Gays-Mills, Wisconsin, Gays Mills fair.
[552-554
Viola, Wis. [2 photographs] ~
(H 104808104810, Jan. 2, 1908).
Dobbs (Arthur B.), Win-
ona, Minn.
Von Robr (Rey. Philip). (H 104427,
[555
Dec. 27, 1907.)
Doherty (Jos. E.), Boston,
Mass.
Yacht. Early dawn. (F 60854,
[556
Dec. 20, 1907.)
Drake (W. R., Denver, Colo.
III.
Bingo. (IF 60972, Dec. 6, 1907.)
[557-564
Flunked. (IF 60973, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Freshy. (F 60969, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Junior. (F 60967, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Prize scholar. (I*° 60968, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Senior. (I 60971, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Soph. (F 60970, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Won. (F 60966, Dec. 6, 1907.)
1c. of each, Dec. 12, 1907; 1 c. of
each Dec. 19, 1907.
Drowatsky (W. H.), Au-
gusta, Wis.
Augusta, North West bridge (H
103578, Dec. 12, 1907. 1 «& Dee 4
1907; 1 c. Dee. 8, 1907.) [565-567
3ridge creek rapids, near Augusta,
looking north. (H 103576, Dec. 12,
1907. 1c. Dec. 4, 1907; 1 @ eee
1907. )
Browns creek bridge. (H 103579, Dec.
12, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1907.)
Dry (Victor 7O.)
Louis, Mo.
St. Louis university foot ball team.
(H 104844, Jan. 3, 1908.) [568
Dutton (Corry S8.), Cato,
N.
Santa Claus in Cato, N. Y. (H 104842,
Dec. 27, 1907.) [569
Edison manufacturing
company, West Or-
ange, N. J.
Laughing gas. scenes 1-6. (H
103382-103387, Dec. 6, 1907.)
[570-589
Little girl who did not believe in Santa
Claus. Seenes 1-7. (H 103762-
103768, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Suburbanite’s ingenious alarm. 1-%.
(H 104858-104864, Jan. 4, 1908.)
Edwards (George Thorn-
ton), Portland, Me.
Longfellow (Henry .Wadsworth)
(F
58221, Sept. 19, 1907.) [590
hos. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Edwards (S. Arlent-),
New York, N. Y.
Anne of Cleves. (I 60422, Dec. 12,
1907.) [591
Edwards & Deutsch litho-
graphing company,
Chicago, Il.
Abundance and good fortune. (G
17177, Oct. 1, 1907.) [592-595
Dawn of the new year. (G 17175,
meoct, 1, 1907.)
Love and good cheer. (G 17178, Oct.
a, 1907.)
Tale of prosperity. (G 17176, Oct. 1,
= 1907.)
Elliott (Chas. H.) com-
pany, Philadelphia, Pa.
Beatrice. (F 61427, Jan. 6, 1908.)
: [596-600
(EF 61426, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(EF 61429, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Helen. (FE 61428, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Irene. (F 61430, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Bison (A. “W.) & co.
Boston, Mass.
ee ora bridge. (EF 60975, Dec. 26,
fe 1907.) [601-603
or
Worum, Rome. (F 60977, Dec. 26,
| 1907.)
Milan cathedral. (I 60976, Dec. 26,
1907.)
Hmpire city farms, Cuba,
‘ IN Xs
champion sire of
th)”, Gi2T2,. Jan: | 2,
[604
‘McKinney, 2:114,
2:10 trotters.
1908. )
Engelstad (Ludvig), Deer-
field, Wis.
‘West Koshkonong church.
Jan. 2, 1908.)
Essex institute,
: Mass.
‘Hssex institute, museum. [4 photo-
| graphs of rooms.] (H 104629-
104631, Dec. 30, 1907. H 104807,
_ Jan. 2, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 24, 1907.)
(H 104785,
[605
Salem,
Hvans (Wallace), Oak
Barix,.. dill.
Another flock of young English. (H
| 108721, Dec. 16, 1907.) [610-642
Bi caer ecoops:, (HH 103728,. Dec. 16,
_ 1907.)
English pheasants in the snow.
- 103737, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Few young English ringneck pheasants.
me (H 103712, Dec. 16, 1907.) .
Flock of golden beauties, in the brush.
™® (H 103707, Dec. 16, 1907.)
: ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
[606-609 |
Oak
(Wallace),
Park, Il.
Flock of young English, suddenly dis-
Evans
turbed. (H 103713, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Full plumage golden and Amherst
pheasant. A, B, C. (H 103718,
103722, 103724, Dec. 16, 1907.)
I'ull plumage silver pheasants. (H
103710, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Gamble quail in the snow. (H
103726, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Game propagating farm. (H 103705,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Getting cold. (H 103736, Dec. 16,
1907.)
Golden and _ silver pheasants. (H
103717, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Mixed company, waiting for breakfast.
(H 103711, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Mixed flock in winter quarters.
1037384, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Out in the open field. (H 103720, Dec.
16, 1907.)
Heeves pheasants, six months old.
108709, Dec. 16, 1907.)
(H 103729, Dee.
(Ho
(H
Setting-hen coops.
16, 1907.)
Several varieties in winter quarters.
(H 103725, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Stack of English men. (H 103706,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
their first breakfast in the snow.
103715, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Valley quail on a cold winter morning.
(H 103727, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Wild Canada geese. (H 103732, Dec.
16, 1907.)
Wild ducks, several varieties.
103733, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Wild ducks taking a sun bath on the
ice. (H 1038735, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Winter at last arrives. (H 103781,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
(H
(H
Wood ducks. (H 103730, Dec. 16,
1907.)
Young English, caught up. (H 103716,
HecwtG; 1907.)
Young golden,
pheasants.
1907.)
and _ silver
16,
Amherst,
(H 1038708,. Dec.
| Young golden and Amherst pheasants.
GEE |
(H 108719, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Young golden, silver, and Ambhersts
in the snow. (H 103714, Dec. 16,
1907.)
Young silver pheasants.
Dee. 16, 1907.)
(H 1038728,
12
Fairman company, New
York, N. Y.
Girl at post box. (F 60839, Dec. 9,
1907. ) [648-658
American boy, holly design. (F 60840,
Dec. 9, 1907.)
American girl, holly design. (F 60348,
Dec. 9, 1907.)
boating girl. (I 60347, Dec. 9, 1907. )
Dutch girl, holly design. (F 60342,
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Fishing girl. (IF 60351, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Girl in auto. (F 60350, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Girl in balloon. (F 60341, Dec. 9,
1907.)
Girl in hammock. (F 60344, Dec. 9,
1907.)
Girl on steamer. (F 60337, Dec. 9,
1907.)
Girl with bulldog. (F 60345, Dec. 9,
1907.)
Girl with collie. (F 60849, Dec. 9,
1907.)
Girl with horses. (F 60336, Dec. 9,
1907.) ;
Girl with poodle. (F 60346, Dec. 9,
1907.)
Irish girl, holly design. (F 60338,
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Tennis girl. (F 60343, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Falk (B. a) New York,
7X.
Booth (Miss hea: 4-7. (H 103896-
103899, Dec. 19, 1907.) [659-666
Warfield (David) .18-21. (H 103567-
103570, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Fawcett (Waldon), Wash-
ington, D. C.
Allen (General), portrait. (H 104738,
Jan. 2, 1908.) [667-757
Lowyer (Captain J. M.), portrait. (H
104751, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Prownson (Rear Admiral W: H.), por-
trait. (H 104744, Jan. 2, 1908.)
liureau of engraving ana printing,
views. 1-3. (H 103442-103444, Dec.
7, 1907 ;
Coromilas (L.) 1 and 2,
104234, Dec. 26, 1907.)
2 c. of each Dec. 9, 1907.)
(H 104238,
Cruz (Senora de), portrait. (H
104739, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Cruz (Senor Don Anibal), portrait.
(TI 104749, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Dewey (Admiral). 1, 2. (H 103440,
103441, Dec. 7, 1907: 2 ¢. of each
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Dewey (Admiral), residence. 1-10.
(HH 105828-103837, Dee. 18, 1907.)
| Dldridge
| Goldfield,
| ¥
CATALOGUE OF OOPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4/00, ve
Fawcett (Waldon), Wash-
ington, D. CG.
(W. W.), portrait. (
104740, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Evans (Admiral) and household.
9-12. (H 103435-103488, Dec. 7,
1907; 2 c. of each Dee. 9, 1907.)
views. 1-10. (H 108928-—
103937, Dec. 20, 1907; 2 ec. Dec. 21,
1907. )
Handling money at U. §. Treasury.
1-9. (H 104728-104736, Jan. 2,
19808. )
Metcalf (Victor H.), portrait. (H
104748, Jan. 2, 1908.) |
Meyer (Postmaster General) and his
desk. 1-4. (H 103803-103806, Dec.
17, 1907.)
Motor fire apparatus. 1-8,
(H
103427-103434, Dec. 7, 1907; 2 ¢. of
each Dec. 9, 1907.)
Murray (Lawre rence O.), portrait. (H
104750, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Newberry (Truman H.), portrait. (H
104746, .Jan. 2, 1908.)
Old valentines. 1-7. (H 104647-—
104653, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Purdy (Milton D.), portrait. (H
104737, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Salinas (Don ree portrait. (H
104745, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Sample arg ace H.), portrait. (H
104741, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Silkk culture. 1-10. (H 104637-—
104646, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Stamp vending machine. 145. (H
104654-104658, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Stamp vending machine board, group
portrait. (H 104752, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Treat (Charles H.), portrait. (H
104743, Jan. 2, 1908.)
| Veeder (Captain T. De Witt), U.S. N.
(H 103439, Dec. 7, 1907;
9, 1907.)
2c. Dec.
lw ood (Commander S. §.), portrait.
)
(H. 104747, Jan. 2, 1908.
oacham (Don Alberton), portrait.
(H 104742, Jan. 2, 1908,
Field (Mrs. WBlizabeth
Lloyd), Evanston, Ill.
Dream flower of love. (F 60868, Dec.
21, 1907; 2c. Dee. 11, 1907.) [758
Tischer (Harry P.), Mari-
etta, Wis.
Marietta, panorama view. (H 104245,
Dec. 26, 1907.) [759-761
Marietta college, panorama view. (H
104247, Dec, 26, 1907.)
Muskingum valley, panorama view.
(H 104246, Dee. 26, seated
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
308. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Floe (Kaston), Blue
Earth, Minn.
(H 104476, Dec. 30, 1907.)
[762
d mill.
Flower (Ward Beecher),
Los Angeles, Cal.
Oh what a time I’ve had. (H 103499,
Dec. 7, 1907; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1907.)
[7638
Ford (Charles Edward),
Seattle, Wash.
(H 103820, Dec. 12, 1907.)
[764-766
Traumerei. (H 103819, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Mewo little bears and a wolf. (H
103818, Dec. 12, 1907.)
(B. G.),
ington, D.C.
Boung nature student.
Dec. 17, 1907.)
Foster (Ralph B.), Foss-
) Bear hug.
Foster Wash-
(H 1088138,
[767
ton, Minn.
T's my daddy’s hunting pardner. (H |
104450, Dec. 30, 1907.) [768
Fowler (Thaddeus M.),
Morrisville, Pa.
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, birds
eye view, 1907. (H 103528, Dec. 10,
1907. ) [769
Fox (Edward B.), New
York, N. Y.
iNew York, Barnard college, Brook’s
hall. (H 108854, Dec. 18, 1907;'2 c.
Dee. 11, 1907.) [770
Frautschy (HE. D.), Monti-
cello, Wis.
Albany, Wis., Baptist church (H
104448, Dec. 28, 1907.) [771-777
—— birds eye view, looking west. (H
103495, Dec. 9, 1907.)
— Methodist chureh (H 104449,
Dee. 28. 1907.
Light beyond. (H 103497, Dec. 9,
1907.)
Monticello, Wis., birdseye view, look-
ing north. (H 103494, Dec. 9, 1907.)
— German reformed church. 1907.
(H 1038496, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Welcome 1908. (H 104848, Jan. 3,
1908. )
French Lick springs hotel
company, French
Lick, Ind.
French Lick, Ind. [14 prints]
59160-59178, Oct. 14, 1907.)
[778-791
Fricke (Geo. H.), New
. York, N. ¥.
Thunder bird, Cheyenne.
Dee.: 12, 1907.)
(H 103561,
[792.
|
| Millville, N.
(F |
|
| Auto girl.
_ Bottomless pit.
13
Frost (Chas. C.), Grundy
Center, Iowa.
Wild ducks. (H 102836, Nov. 21,
1907; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1907.) [793
Frykman (Andrew T.),
Jamestown, N. Y.
In memoriam. (F 61114, Dec. 23,
1907; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1907.) [794
Fuller (H. R.), Kirks-
ville, Mo.
Fuller’s fancy faces. (F 60865, Novy.
16, 1907; 2 ¢. Dec. 6, 1907.) [795
Fults (Lafayette), Colo- ,
rado Springs, Colo.
| Holding my own in Colorado. (H
103677, Dec. 14, 1907.) 796
Garrison (Emerson B.),
3ridgeton, N. J.
J., Second & Sassafrass st.
(H 103554, Dee. 11, 1907.) [797-805
Vineland, N. J., [8 photographs]. (H
103546—1035538, Dec. 11, 1907.)
Gast (A.) bank note com-
pany, St. Louis, Mo.
Money in this for you. (G 17682, Dec.
11, 1907; 2c. Dec. 3, 1907. [806
Gaut (Helen Lukens),
Pasadena, Cal.
Rustic bridge. (H 103797, Dec. 17,
1907). [807-809
| Stream with large rock in foreground.
(H 103799, Dec. 17, 1907.)
Stream with log across. (H 103798,
Dec. 17, 1907.)
Gerlach—Barklow company,
Joliet, Il.
Afternoon in the park.
14, 1907.)
(G 17700, Dec.
[810-885
Alice. (G 17712, Dec. 14, 1907.)
American beauties. (G 17744, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Approaching storm. (G 177138, Dec.
14, 1907.)
At Atlantic City. (G 17706, Dec. 14,
1907.)
(G 17670, Dec. 9, 1907.)
; Autumn. (G 17756, Dec. 14, 1907.)
| Autumn on the Sligo. (G 17716, Dec.
14, 1907.)
| Birches (The). (G 17696, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Blue Ridge trail. (G 17717, Dec. 14,
1907.)
(G 17721, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Bringing home the bride.
Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 177385,
14 CATALOGUE OF
7erlach—Barklow company,
Joliet, D1).
By the meadow brook.
14, 1907.)
Call (The).
Christmas morning.
1907. )
Day dreams.
Driving girl.
(G 17707, Dec.
(G 17671, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Early autumn, Holland. (G 17749,
Dec. 14, 1907.)
Easy picking. (G 17692, Dec. 14,
1907. )
Edge of the wood. (G 17718, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Eventide in Brittany. (G 177
14, 1907.)
First lesson.
Fishing girl.
Golf girl.
Gossiping milkmaids.
14, 1907.)
Helping hand.
1907.)
High tide.
His last farewell.
(G 17725, Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 17665, Dec. 9, 1907.)
(G 177388, Dee.
(G 17704, Dec. 14,
(G 17695, Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 17701, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Holland pasture. (G 17731, Dec. 14,
1907.)
In the Adirondacks. (G 17726, Dec.
14, 1907.)
In the fold.
In the Foyer.
In the heart of the forest.
Dec. 14, 1907.)
In the Scotch Highlands.
Dec. 14, 1907.)
In the western country. (G 17711, Dec.
14, 1907.)
Indian’s legacy.
1907. )
Iucile.
Lucretia.
Making hay while the sun shines.
17672, Dee. 9, 1907.)
Man at the wheel. (G 17740, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Marguerite.
(G 177382, Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 17668, Dec. 9, 1907.)
(G 17746,
(G 177338,
(G 17752, Dec. 14,
(G 17739, Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 17758, Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G
(G 17730, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Marshes (The). (G 17697, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Maryland sunset. (G 17715, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Meditation. (G 17705, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Memories. (G 17720, Dec. 14; 1907.)
Moonlight on the Sound. (G 17753,
Dec. 14, 1907.)
October day in Jersey. (G 17750, Dec.
14, 1907.)
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
|
(G 17728, Dee. 14, 1907.) |
(G 17667, Dec. 9, |
On the boardwalk. (G 17742, Dec. 1¢
(G 17710, Dec. 14, 1907.) |
2, Dec. |
Race for
Rocky fords.
Rosabel. (G 17729, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Safely guarded. (G 17736, Dec. 14,
1907.)
Security. (G 17699, Dec. 14, 1907.)
_ Springtime at the old farm.
;
Winter girl.
| American beauties.
(G 17666, Dec. 9, 1907.) | Ready for a plunge.
pt. 4, n. s., v. {
Gerlach—-Barklow company,
Joliet, Ill.
Off Montauk Point. (G 17727, Dec. 14
1907. )
Old curiosity.
1907.)
(G 17698, Dec. 14
i
1907. )
Passing
1907. )
Ferils of the chase.
1907.)
Pride of Kentucky.
14, 1907.)
Prize Jerseys.
1907. )
cloud. (G 17748, Dec. 14
(G 17694, Dec. 14,
(G 17708, Dec
(G 17745, Dec. 14
life. (G 17709, Dec. 14
1907. )
(G 17723, Dee
14, 1907.)
Reverie. (G 17747, Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 17759, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Smooth sailing. (G 17784, Dee. 14,
1907.)
Soft drinks. (G 17737, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Spring. (G 17754, Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 17724,
Dec. 14, 1907.)
Sue. (G 17741, Dec. 14, 1907.) |
Summer. (G 17755, Dec. 14, 1907.) —
Sunset in mid-ocean. (G 17719, Dec.
14, 1907.)
Through autumn woods.
Dec. 14, 1907.)
Twilight. (G 17698, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Under the Lilacs. (G 17708, Dec. 14,
1907.) | |
Virginia. (G 17722, Dec. 14, 1907.) @
Virginia twilight. (G 17714, Dec. 14,@
1907. ) :
When the tide comes in.
Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 17757, Dec. 14, 1907.)
(G 17669, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Gilbert (OC. Allan), New |
York,’ s04i.* ;
[886, 887 &
(H 104464, 104465, |
(G 17743,
(G 17751, 8
Winter.
—-
Madam Butterfly.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Girsch (Charles Williams).
Felicia. (G 17819, -Dec. 23, 1907.)
[888-892 @
Blue bells.
~ Do you follow me.
f
3
4
~Gismonde.
| Hazel.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
‘nos. 1-5, Jan., 1908
15
Girsch (Charles Williams).
(G 17821, Dec. 23, 1907.)
(G 17820, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Imogene. (G 17822, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Jeanette. (G 17818, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Gordon (Mae), Omaha,
Nebr.
|
|
It is to laugh.
Gordon’s (Mae) insane moving pedes- |
tal (H 103457, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Gowdy (Albert G.), Cold-
water, Mich.
Craftsman (The). (H 103903, Dec. 7,
1907. ) [894
Graves (C. H.), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Arrival of a great ocean steamship at
New York. 4409.
21, 1907.)
[893
[895-913
(H 108996, Dec. |
Concord, Mass. [8 photographs] 3901- |
3903.
1907.)
Kansas, U. S. Battleship. 5057.
104000, Dec. 21, 1907.
Lexington, Mass. [2 photographs] 3905,
3906.
1907.)
[19 miscellaneous subjects] 3138, 3851-
3858, 4755-4757. (H 1038982-103990,
103997-103999, Dec. 21, 1907.)
Graves (George Storrs),
Springfield, Mass.
Hartford, Conn., first car (no. 486)
(H 103991-103993, Dec. 21,
(H
crossing new stone bridge over Con- |
necticut river,
photographs. ]
Dec. 18, 1907.)
Nov... 29, 1907. [2
(H 1038842, 103848,
[914-919
cut river. (center view). A 130.
(H 104029, Dec. 23, 1907.)
—— —— [2 photographs].
103845, Dec. 18, 1907.)
(H 103844,
November sunset, below Hartford,
Conn. A131. (H 104030, Dec. 23,
1907.)
Gray lithograph company,
New York, N. Y.
At the close of day. (G 17642, Dec. 6,
g907; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1907.) [920-929
(G 17766, Dec. 17, 1907.)
(G 17904, Jan. 4,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1908.)
Gems. (G 17918, Jan. 8, 1908.)
T'll be there. (G 17648, Dec. 6, 1907;
2 ec. Dec. 7, 1907.)
In daisy time. (G 17641, Dec. 6, 1907;
=<. Dee.” 7, 1907.)
New stone bridge over Connecti- |
| lalling out.
(H 103994, 103995, Dec. 21, |
| Not his match.
Gray lithograph company,
New York, N. Y.
In the same line of business.
17892, Dec. 31, 1907.)
(G 17903, Jan. 4, 1908;
2c. Jan. 6, 1908.)
Russian greyhound. (G 17640, Dec.
6, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1907.)
You’ll mdrry money honey! (G
17630, Dec... 6, 1907; 2 ¢. Dec. 7,
1907.)
Griffin (G. Taylor), Al-
bany, N. Y.
Hughes (Goy. Chas. E.) 1-3.
104473-104475, Dec. 30, 1907.)
[930-932
Gross (J. Ellsworth), Chi-
eago, Ill.
(H 103394, Dec. 7, 1907.)
[933
(G
(H
Clover bell.
Gutmann and Gutmann,
New York, N. Y.
(F 61496, Jan 7, 1908.)
[934-942
(F 609438, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Go ’way. (F 60945, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Little voyagers. (F 60947, Dec. 24,
1907.)
Love or money.
1907. )
Making up.
Asleep.
(F 60942, Dec. 24,
(IF 60275, Dec. 9, 1907.)
(F 60946, Dec. 24,
| 1907.)
| Rag time. (F 60941, Dec. 24, 1907.)
| Way-up. (F 60944, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Hale (William B.), Wil-
liamsville, Mass.
Deerfield, Mass., museum. [6 photo-
graphic prints]. 1-6. (H 103539-
103544, Dec. 11, 1907.) [943-952
Holyoke, Mass. A, B,C. (H 103536-
103538, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Northampton and Holyoke junction,
ears at Mountain park. (H 103545,
Dec. 11, 1907; 2 c. of each, Nov. 4,
1907. )
Harden (George
Rockland, Me.
North Carolina (U. S. S.) on trial
course off Rockland, Maine. A, B.
(H 105022, 105023, Jan. 10, 1908.)
N.),
[953, 954
Harney (W. D.), Tacoma,
Wash.
Big cedars. (F 60569, Dec. 16, 1907.)
~ [955-981
Carpet of moss in the forest near
Seattle. (EF 60587, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Elwha canyon from the Elwha-Queets
divide, Olympic range. (F 60575,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Harney (W. D.),
Wash.
Elwha, Quinalt divide, Olympic range.
(F 60590, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Giant fir, 6O feet in circumference.
(F GO5S82, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Gorge on the Chelan river.
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Heavy growth of fir and Hemlock near
Tacoma,
(I° 60576,
Elbe. (I 60572, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Large firs, near Seattle. (EF 60580,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Largest fir in Washington. (EF 60586,
Dec, 16, 1907.)
Leveling the hills of Seattle to put up
skyscrapers. (F 60585, Dee. 16,
1907.)
Mount Anderson, Olympic range.
60591, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Mount Ellinor,
ground. (I 60567, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Mount Meany from Mount Queets,
Olympic range. (F 60589, Dec. 16,
1907. )
Mount Olympus, 8,200 feet high, Olym-
pic range. (F 60584, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Mount Rainier from Lake Washington.
(F 60583, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Mount Tacoma from Electron flume
line. (I 60566, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Mount Tacoma from Spray park.
60578, Dec. 16, 1907.)
(F
Pacific avenue, view on. (F 60571,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Pretty scene at Electron. (F 60568,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Road through a fir forest.
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Road through heavy timber near Elbe.
(If 60579, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Second avenue. (F 60588, Dec. 16,
1907.)
Skokomish river near Lake Cushman.
(F 60570, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Snoqualmie falls. (IF 60594, Dec. 16,
(F 60592,
1907.)
Summer afternoon. (IF 60581, Dec. 16,
1907. )
View from the sound. (F 60577, Dec.
16, 1907.)
White Horse mountain from the North.
(F 60593, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Harris (Frank L.), Cam-
den, Me.
After the snowstorm. (H 104044, Dec.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, ns, 1. 38
LS:
Harris (Isaac), Boston, Mass. 4
Contentment in old Ireland (H 108506,
| Home rule in Ireland (H 103502, Deck
(F |
Lake Cushman in fore. |
| Penn Yan, N
Bryan (Grace)
Leite I
| ago (Captain Willy von)
McKinley (William B.)
Dec. 10, 1907.)
10, 1907.) i
My Irish colleen (H 103503, Dec. 10,
1907.)
Peggy going to market (H 103507,
Dec. 10, 1907.) 1
White chapel Costermonger. (H 103505,
Dec. 10, 1907.)
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa.
Dresden, N. Y. [2 photographs]. (H
108885, 103884, Dec. 19, 1907.)
[989-1009
Dundee, N. Y., [10 photographs]. (H
103865-103874, Dee. 19, 1907.)
Lake Keuka, N. Y., Wagener home-
stead, the oldest old house on top of
Bluff Point. (H 103864, Dec. 19,
1907. )
Y. [8 photographs]. (H
105875—103882, Dec. 19, 1907.)
2c. of each Dec. 17, 1907.
Harris & Ewing, Wash-
ington, D. C.
(H 104683, Dec. 31,
[1010-1018
Cannon (Helen) (H 104447, Dec. 28,
1907. )
Hull (Cordell).
1907.)
(H 103555, Dec. 11,
(H
104684, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Livonius (Mrs. Willy von) (H 104685, ,
Dec. 31, 1907.) : }
(HI 104840,
Jan. 2, 1908.)
-Tszchi (Chow) (H 104681, Dec. 31,
1907.)
Tszchi (Mrs. Chow) (H 104682, Dec.
31, 1907.)
Whipple (Col. Chas. H.)
- Orchids.
| Under the trees and elsewhere.
| Caldwell.
24, 1907.) [982
Harris (Isaac), Boston, Mass.
Billingsgate Costermonger (H 103504,
Dec. 10, 1907.) [983-988 ,
(AH 104635,
Dec. 31, 1907.)
Hart (Vernon Calvert-—),
Kirkwood, Mo.
After the storm. (H 103564, Dec. 12,
1907.) [1019-1022
(H 103566, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Uncle Remus. (H 1035638, Dec. 12,
1907.)
(FI
103565, Dec. 12, 1907.)
2c. of each Dee. 13, 1907.
Harvey (Charles E.), Boise
City, Idaho.
[1023-1025
Nampa.
Ontario.
20, 1907.)
(1 103821-103823, Nov.
mos. 1-5, Jan., 1908
(Tred),
City, Mo.
Albuquerque, N. M. 7946, 7992, 7994,
9901, 9903, 9904, 9921, 10918, 10941.
(F 60986-60994, Dec. 26, 1907.)
[1026-1047
Ashfork, Arizona, the Escalante, 10953,
10963-10966. (IF 61003-61007, Dec.
26, 1907.)
Elle of Ganado, maker of the Presi-
Harvey Kansas
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
dent’s blanket. 9999. (IF 60997, |
Dec. 26, 1907.)
First Santa Fe train. 10947. (F
60999, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Fisher’s peak, near Trinidad, Colo.
10945. (F 60998, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Grand canyon of Arizona. 8797, 8798.
(EF 60995-60996, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Las Vegas, N. M., hotel Casteneda.
10962. (F 61001, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Raton tunnel. 10977. (F 61002, Dec.
26, 1907.)
Trinidad, Colo., Cardenas hotel.
(F 61000, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Haskell (W. E.), Concord,
Mass.
Ambitious Teddy. (KF 60469, Dec. 12,
1907.) [1048-1078
—— (F 60699, Deg, 18, 1907.)
— (F 60948, Dec. 24, 1907.)
—— (F 61278, Jan. 2, 1908.)
— (F 61517, Jan 8, 1908.)
Animaldom. (I 60474, Dec. 12, 1907.)
(F 60704, Dec. 18, 1907.)
—— (F 60953, Dec. 24, 1907.)
—— (F 61276, Jan. 2, 1908.)
— (F 61520, Jan. 8, 1908.)
George and his conscience.
Dec. 12, 1907.)
(F 60700, Dec.
—— (F 60949, Dec.
— (F 61274, Jan.
— (F 61518, Jan.
If. (F 60471, Dec.
—— (F 60701, Dec.
—— (IX 60950, Dec. ay 1907. )
—— (F 61275, Jan. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 61519, Jan. 8 1908. )
(F 60472, Dec.
10948.
(F 50470,
18, 1907.)
24, 1907.)
2, 1908.)
8, 1908.)
12, 1907.)
18,7907.)
Val the ventriloquist.
12, 1907.)
—— (F 60702, Dec. 18, 1907.)
—— (F 60951, Dec. 24, 1907.)
What Dick did. (F 60473, Dec. 12,
1907.)
—— (F 607038, Dec. 18, 1907.)
. —— (F 60952, Dec. 24, 1907.)
| Juvenile.
| Bathing
| Euchre
17
Haskett (I. H.), Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Milking time (H 103418, Dec. 7, 1907.)
[1074
Hayes lithographing com-
pany, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bubble girl. (G 17928, Jan. 10, 1908.)
[1075-1084
Do you like butter. (G 17931, Jan. 10,
1908. )
English beauty. (G 17932, Jan. 10,
1908. )
Girl with curl. (G 17647, Dec. 7%,
1907.)
Good morning. (G 17930, Jan. 10,
1908. )
Master baker. (G 17645, Dec. 7,
1907.)
Master’s approach. (G 17927, Jan. 10,
1908.)
Pointer for you. (G 17929, Jan. 10,
1908. )
Speak. (G 17933, Jan. 10, 1908.)
Viola. (G 17646, Dec. 7, 1907.)
Hays (J. W.), St. Louis,
Mo.
Carpenter (Dr. A. M.) (H 103773,
Dee. 16, 1907.) [1085
Henderson lithographing
company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
(G 17784, Dec. 19,
[1086-1093
girl. (G 17792, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Bathing girl head. (G 17791, Dec. 19,
1907. )
Autumn leaves.
1907.)
girl, . AG» 27789, 5 Dec. 42,
1907.)
Ice girl. (G 17786, Dec. 19, 1907.)
(G 17790, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Kite. (G,17788, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Leatherette girl. (G 17787, Dec. 19,
1907.)
Herzog (F. Benedict),
New York, N. Y.
As we forgive those that trespass
against us. (H 103927, Dec. 20,
1907.) [1094
Hesse (Henry), Louis-
ville, Ky.
St. Meinrad, Indiana, views. [5 photo-
graphs.] (H 104758-104762, Jan. 2,
1908; 2 ec. of each Dec. 31, 1907.)
[1095-1104
— [5 photographs.] (H 104753-
104757, Jan. 2, 1908.)
18
Heymann (Al.), Los An-
geles, Cal,
Diavolo girl. (F 60415, Dec. 10, 1907;
2c. Nov. 21, 1907.)
Hill (Harry E.), Canada.
Morning on the Indian river. (H
108704, Der. 16, 1907.) [1106
Hilleary (CC. L.),
Louis, Mo.
New Year's greeting.
28, 1907;
Hiscock,
St.
2 c. Dec. 19, 1907.)
Cr. .J.); Ooty,
Wyo.
Cody (Colonel W. F.) [1108, 1109
Cody fire-department.
(H 103509, 103510, Dec. 10, 1907.)
Hoegger (Ulrich A.),
Philadelphia, Pa.
Contempered cunctation. (F 60416,
Dec. 10, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1907.)
[1110
Holland (W. J.), director
of Carnegie museum,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Skeleton of Diplodocus Carnegiei in the
Carnegie museum. [2 photographs. ]
(H 104004, 104005, Dec. 23, 1907.)
[3a3, 3IR2
[1107
Holliday (Terrell L.),
Denver, Colo.
Last edition. (F 60828, Dec. 20,
1907.) [11138
Hollyer (Samuel), Gut-
tenburg, N. J.
First trip of Fulton’s steamboat to
Albany. 1807. (EF 60490, Dec. 12,
1907; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1907.) [1114
Holmes (E. B.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Please, where is the garden?
60418, Dec. 12, 1907.) [1115
Holmes & Depue, Chi-
. cago, Ill.
Norway [Photographic views.
Dec. 24, 1907.)
Gratli vand and tourists passing, pan-
orama. (H 1040389, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Geranger fjord, sailing from Merock to
Hellisute on a steamer. (Ii 104041,
Dec. 24, 1907.)
Home finding & indus-
trial association, Spo-
kane, Wash.
Uncle Sam's commendation. (F
61076, Dec. 28, 1907; 2 ec. Dec. 11,
1907.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
LS *
11105 |
(IF 61077, Dee. |
(F
1-6). |
(H 104035-104038, 104040, 104042.
[1116-1125
[1126 |
pt. 4, n. Ss, Vv.
Hondius (Peter),
Park, Colo.
Wild big horns grazing near Bs
park. (H 108688, Dee. 16, 1907.)
(1127, 11
sheep grazing near
(H 103684, Dec. 16,
Estes
Wild mountain
Hstes park.
1907. )
Hoover (Thomas Jacob),
Carlinville, Ill.
Carlinville, Il., Farmers and mer-—
chants’ bank. (H 104414, Dec. 27,
1907.) [1129-1181 |
Girard, Tll., Odd fellows’ pienie; (Hq
104415, Dee. 27, 1907.)
Otwell’s farmet boy round up, cirkut |
photograph. October 5, 1907. (H
103452, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Hopper (Stanley H.),
Hoodsport, Wash.
Lake Cushman, 74. (H 104413, Dex
26, 1907.) [11382 |
Horney & Chapman, Chil-
licothe, Ohio. . é
Chillicothe, O. [4 prints.] (F 60245-
60248, Dec. 7, 1907.) [1133-11386 .
Horton mfg. co., Bristol,
Conn.
(F 61302, Jan. 3, 1908.)
[1137 _
1
Black bass.
Howes (Alvin C.), Mid-
dleboro, Mass.
Uncle Sam’s crown. (F 61079, Dec.
28, 1907.) [1138 |
,
Hummer (Arthur C.) Se- 2
attle, Wash. 7
Our uncle’s delirium. (F 60510, Dec.
14, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 27, 1907.)
[1139, 1140 ©
Our uncle’s monetary power. (FF
60509, Dec. 14, 1907; 2 « Dec. 28,5
| 1907.)
) Hunn & Tuttle colortype .
co., New Haven, Conn. -
Rennett fountain. (FF 60861, Dec. 9,
1907; 2 c. Nov. 30, 1907.) [1141
Hunt (Woodbury E.) co., ;
Concord, N. H. ;
Carlotta; by Opal White. (H 104469,
Dec. 30, 1907.) [1142-1144
Hxpectancy; by Jessie Per Lee Bar- —
rick. (H 104468, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Ready for the ball; by Jessie Per Lee
Barrick. (H 104467, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Baltimore,
Hutzler bros.,
Md.
(EF 59750, Nov. 20,
[1145
Baltimore girl.
1907; 2c. Dec. 11, 1907.)
os. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Hyde (Frederic Bulke-
ley), Southport, Conn.
1401, H 1402. (¥F 61280, 61281, Jan.
2, 1908; 2 c. of each Jan. 7, 1908.)
[1146-1149
-—. (H 104821, 104822, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Ingersoll (Truman Ward),
St. Paul, Minn.
Arabs prayer. F 1258.
Dec. 6, 1907.)
International art co., New
York, N. Y.
(G 17801, Dec. 3, 1907; 2 c.
[1151
(H 103592,
[1150
FPlorinda.
Noy. 25, 1907.)
Jaccaci (August I.) co.,
New York, N. Y.
|Annunciation (The); Fiorenzo di Lo-
renzo. (EF 60775, Dec. 19, 1907.)
: [1152-1199
Arundel, portrait; Rubens.
= Dec. 19, 1907.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
(F 60806,
| Assumption and dormition of the Vir- |
gin; Fra Angelico.
19, 1907.)
Avocats (Les); Daumier.
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Baby’s toilet; Cassatt.
19, 1907.)
Ballet girls; Degas.
a 19, 1907.)
Bandinelli, portrait: Seb. del Piombo.
(F 60780, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Bismarck, portrait; Lenbach.
60800, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Blue wave; Whistler.
19, 1907.)
Boats leaving harbour;
60816, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Chigi Madonna; Botticelli.
Dec. 19, 1907.)
(F 60812,
(F 60787, Dec.
(F
(F 60813, Dec.
Monet. (F
(F 60782,
Concert (The): Vermeer. (F 60803,
Dee. 19, 1907.)
Countess of Dartmouth; Reynolds. (F
60796, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Crucifixion; XV century Flemish mas-
ter. (EF 60794, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Death of Lucretia; Botticelli. (F
60771, Dee. 19, 1907.)
Dordrecht Harbour; Maris. (F 60790,
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Duchess of Ossuna, portrait; Van
Dyck. (F 60807, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Girl and cat; Renoir. (F 60788, Dec.
19, 1907.)
Girl with the guitar; Monet. (F
60815, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Head of Christ; Giorgione. (F 60781,
Dec. 19, 1907.)
(I 60776, Dec. |
:
|
(F 60789, Dee. |
19
(August F.) co.,
5
Jaccaci
New York, N
Holy conversation; Mantegna. (F
60777, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Horses of Achilles; Regnault. (F
| 60799, Dec. 19, 1907.)
| Howland (Isabelle) ; Gainsborough.
(F 60797, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Inghirami, portrait; Raphael. (F
60770, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Landscape with obelisk; Rembrandt.
(F 60785, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Love’s greeting; Rossetti.
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Madonna and child; Pinturicchio.
60774, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Madonna in adoration; XV century
Florentine master. (F 60793, Dec.
19, 1907.)
Madonna,
(¥ 60769,
(F
Infant Christ and Saint
Catherine; Van Dyck. (F 60801,
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Madonna of the Roses; Schongauer.
(F 60809, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Mary (Queen) of England; Moro.
60805, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Music lesson; Terburg.
19, 1907.)
Master Mercier; Hoppner.
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Peace; Puvis de Chavannes.
Dec. 19, 1907.)
(FE
(F 60804, Dec.
(EF 60802,
(F 60811,
| Pieta; Raphael. (F 60773, Dec. 19,
1907.)
Pollock (Miss); Hoppner. (F 60798,
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Porter (Miss), portrait; Brandegee.
(F 60792, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Presentation in the Temple; Giotto.
(F 60810, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Rape of Europa; Titian. (F 60778,
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Saint George and the dragon; Crivelli.
(EF 60772, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Self portrait, 1629; Rembrandt. (F
60786, Dec. 19, 1907. )
Self portrait, 1645; Rembrandt. (F
C0795, Dee. 19, 1907.)
Ship of Peter; Rembrandt. (F 60784,
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Symphony in violet and blue; Whis-
tler. (IF 60791, Dee. 19, 1907.)
Triumph of chastity; Pesselino. (F
_ 60779, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Westminster Bridge; Whistler. (F .
60814, Dec. 19, 1907.)
20 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES .
pt. 4, n. s., Vv.
Jaccaci (August F.) co., Keppler and Schwarz
New York, N. Y. mann, New York, N. Y.
Woman (A), portrait; Gossart. (IF | Commencement—or finish.
60808, Dec. 19, 1907.) [1224-1
4 : Fastoral study.
pie ny eee crigrey ; Rembrandt. So you're going home to-morrow.
whe one chat ms Summer constellation,
bury, Conn. White man’s burden. .
Little bare behind the bars. (F 61078, (* 60126-60131, Dec. 3, 1907; 2 c. of
Dec. 28, 1907.) [1200 | each Dec. 27, 1907.)
Jewelers circular publish-
ing company, New
Tork, Ny X-.
'
Vanity. (F 60428, Dec. 12, 1907; 2c.
Dec. 21, 1907.) [1201 |
Johnston (Gansey R.), |
Columbus, Ohio.
Fact and fancy.
1907 ; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1908.)
Johnston (R. W.) studio,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Christmas, 1907. (H 104003, Dec. 20,
[1202
1907; 2 c. Dec. 21, 1907.) [12038
Joyce (Maurice) engrav-
ing company, Wash-
ington, D. C.
Greetings from the nations. (F
60606, Dec. 16, 1907.) [1204, 1205
Merry Christmas. (I 60605, Dec.
16, 1907.)
Judge company, New
York, N. Y.
Judge Christmas 1907. (F 60462, Dec.
10, 1907 ; 2c. Dec. 4, 1907.)
[1206, 1207
Little Johnny and the Teddy bears.
(G 17644, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Juntunen (Peter
Hancock, Mich.
Pohjantahti MRaittiusseura. 1. (H
104634, Dec. 30, 1907; 2c. Dec. 19,
1907.) [1208
Kelley Phila-
M.),
(BE. W.),
delphia, Pa.
best stenographer. S736.
[1209, 1210
Writing to Daddie. 8735.
(H 104820, 104819, Jan. 2,
(G. B.),
Wash.
Our aim is for the best. (F 60726,
Dec. 17, 1907; 1 c. Oct. 31, 1907; 1 c.
Dec. 17, 1907.)
Kendall (Mrs. J. C.),
Norfolk, Conn.
Song of the brook. [12 prints, 400761
to 400772.) (FF 60709-60720, Nov.
15, 1907; 2 c. of each Oct. 7, 1907.)
Daddie's
1908. )
Kellogg Kelso,
(1212-1223 |
(F 61074, Dec. 26,
[1211 |
r
Kern bros., New York,
Ikome, St. Peter’s church, views. (H
104959 ; Jan. 8, 1908.) [1230
Keystone view company,
Meadville, Pa.
[Stereoscopic photographs]
Adams county, Wash. 14175, 14177. —
(H 100777, 100779, Oct. 7, 1907.)
[1231-1316
(TI 104554, 104555,
—— 14208, 14209.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Boulder, Colo.
Oct. 7, 1907.)
Bruton parish church, Virginia. 14194.
(H 100796, Oct. 7, 1907.) }
Digermulen. 0.237. (H 100827, Oct.
7, 1907.)
Each Monday if the day is fine.
11468. (H 100775, Oct. 7, 1907.)
Femroing boat. 0.3867. (H 100819,
Oct. 7, 1907.)
Jamestown exposition 14178, 14180- —
14189, 14191, 14196. (H 100780,
100782—10791, 100793, 100798, Oct. 7, —
1907.)
14210-14215,
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Jamestown island, 14192.
Oct. 7, 1907.)
14207. (H _ 100809,
(H 104556-104561,
(H 100794,
(a
Juvastinderne by Hans. 0.227.
100825, Oct. 7, 1907.)
Lake Worth, Fla. 277. (H 104566,
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Laplanders: 0.208, 0.197, 0.194, 0.198,
0.199. (H 100815, 100816, Oct. 7,
1907; H 103032-103034, Noy. 27,
1907. )
{[Norway.] 0.253, 0.192, 0.147, 0.144,
0.403, 0.169, 0.150, 0.220, 0.185, 0.188,
0.263, 0.226. (H 100810-100814,
100817, 100818, 100821—100824, 100826.
Oct. 7, 1907.)
—— 0.124, 0.125, 0.174, 0.271, 0.274,
0.282, 0.286, 0.291, 0.825, 0.381, 0.337,
0.368, 0.405, 0.414. (H 103041-
103050, 103052-103055, Nov. 27, 1907.)
nos. 1-5, Jan., 1908:
Keystone view company,
Meadville, Pa.
Norway, Spitzbergen, etc., 0.87, 0.94,
0.134, 0.148, 0.167, 0.168, 0.232, 0.239,
0.242, 0.244, 0.246, 0.404. (H
103026-103031, 103035-103040, Nov.
27, 1907.)
Philadelphia, Pa., Elks convention:
14197, 14198, 14204. (H 100799,
100800, 100806, Oct. 7, 1907.)
Richmond, Va. 14205, 14206.
100807, 100808, Oct. 7, 1907.)
Treroing boat. 0.366. (H 100820, Oct.
7, 1907.)
Yorktown, Va. 141938, 14195.
100795, 100797, Oct. 7, 1907.)
2 c. of each Jan. 2, 1908.
Seat-
(H
(Hi
(Darius),
tle, Wash.
Logging industry. Washington. x43,
oat 5OG, x74, x77,. x78, x80, x90,
x91, x100, x101. (H 104215-104221,
104224-104227, Dec. 24, 1907; 2 c. of
each Dec. 26, 1907.) [1317-13834
—— x94, x97, x102-2. (H_. 104259-
104241, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Renton, Wash., panoramic view show-
ing Denney Renton clay & coal co.’s
works. x103. (H 104242, Dec. 26,
1907.)
Taylor, Wash., Denney Renton clay &
he coal co.’s works and factory. (H
104248, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Washington, beautiful view north of
the Skagit river, showing Concrete &
Baker. x89. (H 104228, Dec. 24,
1907; 2 ec. Dec. 26, 1907.)
Washington, Concrete, concrete works
from west banks Baker river. x88.
(H 104222, Dec. 24, 1907; 2 ce. Dec.
26, 1907.)
Kinsey (J. Verne), Grand
Marais, Mich.
Grand Marais, Mich., views. CE
108450, Dec. 9, 1907; 2 ec. Dec. 10,
1907.) [1835
Kirkbride (Chester), Ma-
comb, Ill.
Western Illinois State normal school
building and grounds. (H 104958,
Jan. 8, 1908.) [138386
Wirkpatrick (Harry C.),
Meadville, Pa.
Three beauties; Lucius Masquinonge.
(H 108841, Dec. 18, 1907; 2 ce. Dec.
26, 1907.) [1337
Knafil & bro., Knox-
ville, Tenn.
Madonna of the violet. (H 105024, Jan.
10, 1907.) [18388
Kinsey
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
21
Lamb (J. & R.), New
York, Ny X.
Cromwell (Oliver) announcing to
George Fox freedom of worship. (H
103977, Dec. 21, 1907.) [1339-1346
Departure of the Pilgrims from Delft-
haven on the Speedwell. (H 103971,
Dec. 21, 1907.)
Eliot (John) preaching to the Indians,
(H 103978, Dec. 21, 1907.)
Founding of Harvard college.
103972, Dec. 21, 1907.)
Hampden (John) appealing for the bill
of rights before Charles I. (H
108974. Dee. 21, 1907.)
Landing of the Pilgrims.
Dec. 21, 1907.)
Milton writing the plea for the liberty
of' the press. (H 103976, Dec. 21,
1907.)
Signing of the compact on board the
(H
(H 103975,
Mayflower. (H 108978, Dec. 21,
1907.)
Lambert (Alexander),
. New York, N. Y.
Around the camp fire. (H 103696,
Dec. 16, 1907.) [1347-1358
Bear hunters. (H 103689, Dec. 16,
1907. )
Bear lake. (H 103685, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Cane brake. (H 103686, Dec. 16,
1907.)
Collier (Holt) and his hounds. (H
103694, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Halt in the swamp. (H 103692, Dec.
16, 1907.)
Listening for the pack.
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Negro hunters.
(H 103695,
(H 103688, Dec. 16,
1907.)
On the way. (H 1038687, Dee. 16,
1907.)
Planning the campaign. (H 103691,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Stop (A). (H 1038693, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Unele Ben Lilly. (H 103690, Dec. 16,
1907.)
Lambert (F. H.), Win-
throp, Mass.
Winthrop Beach, Mass., Lion surf.
104698, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Laurie (John M.),
. work, N. Y.
Attention.
Our pets.
(H 103940, 103941, Dec. 21, 1907; 2c.
of each, Dec. 6, 1907.)
(H
[1359
New |
[1860, 1861
22 ~ CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. s, v.
Lawrence (Geo. R.) com-
pany, Chicago, I11.
Automobile show, coliseum, Chicago,
Dee. 3, 1907. (H 103417, Dec. 7,
1907.) [1862-13738
Chicago’s waterfront. (H 103648, Dec.
12; 1907. )
Democratic national committee. (H
103672, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Kansas City, Mo., bird’s-eye view, |
showing business section (H 103416,
Dec. 7, 1907.)
New Congress hotel.
(H 104804-104806, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Northwestern university, bird’s-eye
view. (H 103649, Dec. 13, 1907.)
President’s residence, University of
Chicago. A, B.. (H 104802, 104803,
Jan. 2, 1908.)
Republican national commitiee. (H
103382, Dee. 9,. 1907: 2 ¢. Dée 20,
1907. )
. Rockefeller, Il., bird’s s-eye view.
108550, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Lazarnick CN.)
York, Ni ¥,
[8 photographs. ]
(H
New
Knox (Mrs. P. C.) in her home in
Washington. (H 104444, Dec. 27,
1907. ) [1874-1376
Ixnox (Mrs. Philander C.), wife of the
Senator. (H 1044438, Dec. 27, 1907.)
Knox (Senator Philander C.) (H
104445, Dec. 27, 1907; 2 c. of each,
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Lee (Ambrose) publishing
company, New York, N. Y.
Wright (General Marcus J.), photo-
gravure likeness. (IF 61297, Jan. 3,
1908; 2 c. Dee. 24, 1907.) [1377
Leeland (QO. S.), Belvi-
dere, S. Dak.
Hang man’s bluff. (H 104207, Dec.
24, 1907.) [1378-1382
Mt. Maria cemetery. (H 104209, Dec.
24, 1907.)
On the banks of the Belle Fourche.
(H 104208, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Sublime. (H 104206, Dec. 24, 1907.)
U. S. government irrigation dam, Belle
Fourche, S. Dak. (H 104210, Dec.
24, 1907.)
Le Fevre (Bessie Evans),
Santa Monica, Cal.
Meditation. (H 104006, Dec. 23, 1907.)
: [1383
Levering (A. R.), East
Northfield, Mass.
East Northfield,
nam house.
. 1907.)
Mass., view from Bir-
(H 104624, Dec. 380,
[1884-1395
Levering (A. R.), Hast
Northfield, Mass.
Holden (Rey. J. Stuart), M. A. (
104612, Dec. 30, 1907.) ©
liotel (The) [The Northfield]. (
104617, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Meyer (Rev. F. B.) of London, B.
(H 104613, 104614, Dec. 30, 1907.
Northfield, Mass., winter. (H 10461
Dec. 30, 1907.)
| Northfield (The) 1907. (H 10461
| Dec. 30, 1907.)
Northfield (The) and hills. (H 104616,
| Helene
Dec. 30, 1907.)
South Vernon, Vt., boundary ston '
(H 104622, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Tent row on campus [8 photographs
(H 104619-104621, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Lieber (H.) company, In-
dianapolis, Ind.
and Bos. 2, @&
103490, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Little devotee. 1-3.
108488, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Riley (James Whitcomb) 3.
103901, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Sly (Christopher) 1-3.
103485, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Life publishing ie ;
New York, N. ®
One thing she had not AE ae (
61216, Dec. 31, 1907.) [1405, 14
What it leads to. (F 61215, Dec. 3
1907.) ;
;
a”
Linkletter (L. G.), Seattle, 7
Wash.
Nisqually Glacier, Rainier National
Park, Wash. (H 104927, Jan. 6)
1908. ) [1407-1418
Liobin’s nest. (H 104938, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Seattle, Wash. [8 photographs] (H
104928-104935, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Y. M. C. A. camp fire, Rainier Nat'l
Park. - 104936, Jan 6, 1908.) [
Y. M. C. A. party with packs ready,
to elie Mt. Rainier, Wash. (HF
104937, Jan. 6, 1908.) ;
Little (J. A.), Bryan,
Ohio.
Bryan, Ohio: 1, Lynn street; 2, Main
Shien [1419-1422
. & M. S. train: 1, West bound; 2,
po meen,
(H 104607-104610, Dec. 30, 1907;
Loeffler (A.), Tompkins-
ville, N. Y.
Nsod, Hite oe enue. 162. [1423-1424
N. Y., Fourth ayenue and Union
Square. 363. (H 108388, 1038389,
Dec. 6, 1907.)
(H 103489,
[1396-1404 |
(H 103486—
(H
(H 103483-
os. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Lohmann (Helen), New
Tre, oN, A.
103345, Dec. 6, 1907.)
— 4. (H 104416, Dec. 27, 1907.)
Lombard (E.), New York,
1, Pua G
ray excuse me ‘while I dress. (F
60647, Dec. 17, 1907.) [1428
Loomis (Geo.), Pueblo,
Colo.
(H 104212, Dec.
[1429-1482
(H 104211,
Centennial school.
24, 1907.)
@Lliks home. B. P.O. FE.
Dec. 24, 1907.)
First Presbyterian church. (H 104214;
Dec. 24, 1907.)
Hindsdale school.
24, 1907.)
Loughlin (Charles H.),
Philadelphia, Pa.
Accident of the links. (I 60539, Dec.
16, 1907.) [1483-1454
Riathing girl. (IF 60549, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Bon-bon girl. (I 60548, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Cause of the trouble. (F 60550, Dec.
16, 1907.)
College girl. (F 60551, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Fair fisher. (I 60535, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Fancy groceries and sweets. (F 60552,
Dec. 16, 1907.)
“Great shoe attraction.
90.
(H 104215, Dec.
(F 60534, Dec.
How she got her game. (IF 60546, Dec.
16, 1907.)
In the meadow. (F 60555, Dec, 16,
1907.)
Interrupted bath. (F 60547, Dec. 16,
a 1907.)
Mister, want my horse shod. (F
605538, Dec. 16, 1907.)
On guard. (F 60538, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Peaches on an apple tree.
mee wec. 16, 1907.)
Shooting the chutes.
16, 1907.)
' Skating girl. (F 60545, Dec. 16, 19077)
Sweet moments disturbed.
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Trouble in the orchard. (F 60537, Dec.
16, 1907.)
itchie (Mrs. Richmond) a. (H
104417, Dec. 27, 1907.) [1425-1427
‘adema (Laurence Alma) 3. (H |
(F 60542, —
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
16, 1907.)
Guarding the fiock. (I 60541, Dec. 16,
1907.)
Help wanted, male. (IF 60543, Dec. 16, |
1907. )
Filling the barnes.
(F 60536, Dee. |
(F 60544, —
| Lenore.
23
Loughlin (Charles H.),
: Philadelphia, Pa.
Which will she land? (F 60554, Dec.
16, 1907.)
Young shepherd.
1907.)
Lounsbury (Fred
Plainfield, N. J.
(F 61452, Jan.
(F 60540, Dec. 16,
C.),
6, 1908.)
[1455-1511
(F 614538, Jan. 6,
Almost.
Anxious mother.
1908. )
Arbutus. (F 60181, Dec. 4, 1907; 2 c.
Nov. 29, 1907.)
sreakfast on the hillside.
Jan. 6, 1908.)
By the brook. (F 61447, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(F 61478,
Canada geese... (F 61486, Jan. 6,
1908. )
Canadian oven. (KF 614382, Jan. 6,
1908. ) |
Carnations. (F 60178, Dec. 4, 1907;
2 c. Nov. 29, 1907.)
Daisies. (IF 61472, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Dog tooth violets. (IF 60174, Dec. 4,
1907; 2 ce. Nov. 29, 1907.)
Down the road. (F 61467, Jan. 6,
1908. )
Clovers. (HF 60172, Dec. 4, 1907; 2 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1907.)
Chrysanthemum. (F 60167,
1907; 2 e. Nov. 29, 1907.)
Double daffodils. (F 60169, Dee. 4,
1907; 2 ec. Nov. 29, 1907.)
Elaine. (IF 61468, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Feeding the prisoner. (F 61454, Jan.
6, 1908. )
Feeding
1908. )
Dec. 4,
time. (F 61442, Jan 6,
(F 614388, Jan. 6,
1908.)
Tine fiock.
Good luck.
Guinevere.
(F 61465, Janu. 6, 1908.)
(F 61458, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(F 61471, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Harvest. (F 61485, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Hiyacinths. (F 60182, Dec. 4, 1907;
Z. ©. Nov. 29, 1907.)
In the sage. (F 61464, Jan. 6, 1908.)
In Watchung valley. (F 61455, Jan 6,
1908. )
Iris. <8) G01, (Dec. 4; 1907524
Noy. 29, 1907.)
Lady Slippers. (F 60175, Dee. 4,
1907; 2 ec. Noy. 29, 1907.)
(F 61457, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(F 61462, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(F 61463, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Mama’s boy.
Mama’s joy.
24
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Lounsbury (Fred C.), |
Plainfield, N. J. : |
Maud Muller, up to date. (F 61444, |
Jan. 6, 1908.) )
My puppies. (IF 61469, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Old mill. (F 61437, Jan. 6, 1908.) |
On the river. (F 61446, Jan. 6, 1908.) |
Pansies. (IF 60179, Dec. 4, 1907; 2c.
Nov. 29, 1907.)
Papa’s pipe. (IF 61470, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Pilot’s wife. (KF 61443, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Ramona. (F 61433, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Reins and ribbons. (F 61460, Jan. 6,
1908. )
Rose. (F 61451, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Roses. (F 60168, Dec. 4, 1907; 2 «.
Novy. 29, 1907.)
Roses of Sharon. (F 60173, Dec. 4, |
1907 ; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1907.)
Spring plowing. (F 61439, Jan. 6,
1908. )
Spring time. (F 61434, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Summer. (F 61459, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Sweet peas. (F 60180, Dec. 4, 1907;
2 c. Nov. 29, 1907.)
Tulips. (EF 60177, Dec. 4, 1907; 2 ¢«.
Nov. 29, 1907.)
Twins. (F 61440, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Violets. (I 60170, Dec. 4, 1907; 2 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1907.)
(¥ 61450, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Water lilies. (IF 60176, Dec. 4, 1907;
2c. Nov. 29, 1907.)
Who’s coming? (F 61431, Jan. 6,
1908.)
Winter. (F 61456, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Winter work. (F 61445, Jan. 6, |
1908. )
With dog and gun. (F 61461, Jan. 6,
1908. )
Ye olden times. (F 61466, Jan. 6,
1908. ) .
Young stock. (F 61441, Jan. 6, 1908.)
McClelland (R. J.), Tono-
pah, Ney.
Midnight. (H 101837, Oct. 29, 1907;
ic. Oct. 11, 1907; 1 c. Dec. 16, 1907.) |
: [1512
McClure (Robert Lee),
Lexington, Ky.
Lexington, Ky., Union Station. (H
103817, Dec. 14, 1907; 2 @ Dee 4,
1907.) [1513
McCutcheon (John T.),
Chicago, Ill.
In honor of St. Patrick’s day. (F
60897, Dec. 23, 1907.) [1514-1518
| Model wife.
_Two ways of looking at things.
Jamaican sunset.
|Where Hobson
‘ 1596, 1597. [2 lithographs]
| Monson
McCutcheon (John T.),
Chicago, Ill.
Model husband. (F 60900, Dec. 23,
1907.)
pt. 4, Dsty Ve 3
(F 60899, Dec. 28, 1907.)
(Fo
60896, Dec. 23, 1907.)
| Wouldn’t this be a funny situation?
(F 60898, Dec. 23, 1907.)
McDowell (Edward B.),
Chicago, Ill.
(H 104868, Dee.
26, 1907.) [1519-1522
Moss-covered tree. (H 104871, Dec.
26, 1907.) :
Ruins of the earthquake—Kingston.
(H 104870, Dec. 26, 1907.)
sank the Merrimac,
(H 104869, Dec. 26, 1907.)
McKeogh (M. F.), Boston,
Mass.
Magic tube. (IF 60148, Dec. 4, 1907;
2c. Dec. 9, 1907.) [1523
MacLean, (C.), Fort
Worth, Texas.
Aldabaran canal, Venice, Cal.
[1524, 1525
Venus canal, Venice, Cal.
(I° 61115, 61116, Noy. 25, 1907.)
McLoughlin Bros., Brook-
lyn, We Ea
#311-316. [6 lithographs]. (G11683—
11688, Dec. 11, 1907.) [1526-1533 —
(G 17905,
17906, Jan. 4, 1908.)
McOuat (Frank), Paonia,
Colo.
Some German mesa
104007, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Marceau, (Theo. C.), New
York, N. Y¥.
Dowling (Judge Victor J.) 1,2. (H
104946, 104947, Jan. 7, 1908.)
[1535-1544
Hughes (Mrs. Chas. E.). 1-3. (H
103571-103573, Dec. 12, 1907.)
(Frederick I.), 1-5.
104770-104774, Jan. 2, 1908.
Mariner, (Geo. E.),
La Crosse, Wis.
La Crosse, Wisconsin, [2 prints]. (F
60367, 60368, Noy. 16, 1907.)
[1545, 1546
Marr, Thomas E., Boston,
Mass.
Ledy (A), portrait. 14449.
orchards. (H-
[15384
(H
[1547, 1548
Man (A), portrait. 14450.. (H 104032,
(1040338, Dec, 23, 1907.)
. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Maryland institute, Balti-
id more, Md.
altimore, Md., Maryland institute, a
section of the corridor. (F 61340,
) Jan. 3, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1907.)
[1549
‘Masters (C. H.), Prince-
q ton, Ill.
‘Iilinois and Mississippi Canal, first
eamer Marion [4 photographs].
g [1550-1554
In the banks of Bureau creek.
! (H
_ 104763-104767, Jan. 2, 1908.)
7 Meddaugh (James f&.),
q Watsonville, Cal.
iY atsonville, Cal., College lake. (H
— 103855, Dec. 16, 1907; 2 c. Nov. 12,
| 1907.) [1555
h Meek company, Coshoc-
i. ton, Ohio.
Agatha. (F 61411, Jan. 6, 1908.)
i [1556-1580
(F 61409, Jan. 6, 1908.)
¢ Jonfidential friends. (G 17912, Jan.
= 6, 1908).
¢ Cora. (G 17899, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Cozetta. (F 61412, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Daisies. (F 61425, Jan. 6, 1908.)
: Hlizabeth. (I 61413, Jan. 6, 1908.)
gp shing party. (EF 61421, Jan. 6,
1908.)
bp Blooded pair.
i
simme some. (I 61423, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(F 61414, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(EF 61415, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(F 61410, Jan. 6,
NK:
| Jean.
| Lena.
ia Looking backward.
1908. )
|Louisa. (F 61416, Jan. 6, 1908.)
‘Lucy. (F 61417, Jan. 6, 1908.)
‘Luscious spread. (G 17911, Jan. 6,
| 1908.)
| Marjovie.
(G 17823, Dec. 23, 1907.)
| Nell. (F 61418, Jan. 6, 1908.)
/Selma. (F 61419, Jan. 6, 1908.)
| Seven up. (F 61408, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(Show me. (F 61424, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Strolling. (G 17913, Jan. 6, 1908.)
‘Vera. (F 61585, Jan. 10, 1908.)
PWab-ta! Wah. (G 17914, Jan. 6,
| 1908.)
| Young photographer. (F 61422, Jan.
| 6, 1908.)
|Zelpha. (F 61420, Jan. 6, 1908.)
, Méliés (Geo.), Paris,
i France.
mangelic servant. (H 103575, Dec. 13,
i 1907.) [1581-1584
| Delirium in a studio. (H 1033938, Dec.
| 7, 1907.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
AND PRINTS 25
_Méliés (Geo.), Paris,
France.
In the ie man’s cave.
Jan. 4, 1908.)
Iknight of black art.
4, 1908.)
(H 104846,
(H 104847, Jan.
Merchants life associa-
tion, Burlington, Iowa.
Papa, what will you take for me? (H
103344, Dec. 6, 1907.) [1585
Messerschmidt (F. A.),
Naperville, Ill.
Denmark, 8209-8233. (H 104169-
104193, Dec. 24, 1907.) [15S6-1746
Norway, 8040-8100, 9401-9412. (H
1040-45-—104105,
24, 1907.)
Sweden, 8124-8186. (H 104106-104168,
Dec. 24, 1907.)
Middlesex company, Mid-
dletown, Conn.
I got mine, crossing the equator.
60827, Dec. 19, 1907;
1907.)
Miller
104194—104205, Dec.
(F
2 ¢. Dee... 7,
[1747
(George W.), St.
Joseph, Mich.
Yard of kids. (F 61295, Dec. 4, 1907;
2 ¢. Nov. 23, 190T.) [1748
Miller (Theodore),
York, N. Y.
Miller (Theodore), portrait. (F 60355,
New
Dec. 9, 1907.) [1749
Mishkin ey _New York,
Bassi (Amedeo) oe 21. (H 104665,
104666, Dec. 31, 1907. [1750-1761
Ronci (Alexandro) 1, 2. (H 104669,
104670, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Cisneros (Eleonore di) 22. (H 104661,
Dec. 31, 1907.)
Dalmores (Charles) 20-22. (H
104662-104664, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Didur (Adamo) 1, 2. (H 104671,
104672, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Garden (Mary) 7, 8 (H 104667,
104668, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Mitchell (Jno. J.) company,
New York, N. Y.
American fashions. Supplements.
The sartorial art journal. A, B,
December, 1907. (F 54972, 54973,
June 8, 1907; 2 c. of ‘each Dec. 16,
1907. ) [1762, 17638
Monsen (Frederick I.),
New York, N. Y.
Hopi matron at well. [1764, 1765
On the crest of the mesa.
(H 1038826, 103827, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Montana souvenir company,
Missoula, Mont.
Bitter Root (Lewisia Rediviva) State
fiower of Montana. (G 17919, Jan.
8, 1908.) [1766-1768
Clarkia (Clarkia Pulchella) (G
17921, Jan. 8, 1908.)
McDonald (Duncan), showing full In-
dian dress, Flathead Indian res-
ervation. (G 17920, Jan. 8, 1908;
2c. of each Dec. 21, 1907.)
Montross (N. E.), New
Worn, ia.) 2
Dancing Dryads. 7 by 9. (H 103902,
Dec. 20, 1907.)
Moran, (KE. Percy), New
wore, WN..'X.
Christening, (The)
Neighbors.
[1769
[1770, 1771
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(H 104457, 104458, Dec. 30, 1907.) |
Morris (Chas. E.), Chi-
nook, Mont.
Twelve horse team.
mountains. (H 104845,
1908. )
Moses (J. B.), Dallas,
Tex.
(F 60262, Dec. 9, 1907.)
[1773
Jan. 3,
[1772
Store boy.
Muller, Luchsinger & co.,
New York; N.Y.
Birthday offering. 82. (G 1777
Dec. 19, 1907.) [1774-177
Flowers of the field. 87.
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Happy dreams.
19, 1907.)
(G 17783,
84. (G 17780, Dec.
Liberating the captive. 86. (G 17782,
Dec. 19, 1907.)
Little artist. 83. (G 17779, Dec. 19,
1907. )
jMaymates. 85. (G 17781, Dec. 19,
1907.)
Munro (W. L.), Provi-
dence, R. I.
Kecord moose of New Brunswick. (H
104446, Dec. 24, 1907; 2 c. Nov. a4
1907. ) [178
Murphy Cit seas Dp.)
company, Red Oak,
Iowa.
Rocks off Cornwall.
2, 1908.)
Myers, Boise, Idaho.
Pettibone jury. (H 104235, Dec. 26,
1907. ) [1782
National benefit associa-
tion, Washington, D. C.
Families’ protection. (IF 60646, Dec.
17, 1907.) [17838
Jan.
[1781
(G 17898,
Freighting to the |
pt. 4, n. S&S, Vv. d
National photograph com-
pany, Chicago, Ill.
Coming easy. (H 1038675, Dec. 14,
1907.) [1784-1786
Daphne. (H 103675, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Isabelle. (H 103674, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Neitzling (Jacob), Co-
lumbia Falls, Mont.
Dead mountain sheep. (H 103946,
Dec. 21, 1907.) [1787-1789
Mountain sheep, resting. (H 108947,
Dec. 21, 1907.)
Rocky mountain
Dec. 21, 1907.)
New York evening tele-
gram (New York herald
company, Jersey
City, N. J.
American Lochinvar. (F. 60393, Dec.
10, 1907.) [1790-1832
goat. (H 1038945,
Art of naval warfare. (F 61204, Dec.
30, 1907.) ,
Book taught Bilkins. (F 603894, Dec.
10, 1907.)
| ee
—— (F 60630, Dec. 17, 1907.)
—— (F 60957, Dec. 24, 1907.)
61239, Dec. 31, 1907.)
| ——(F 61508, Jan. 7, 1908.)
8, | Coming out of eclipse.
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
| —— (F 60505, Dec.
—— (F 60556, Dec.
| —— (F 60884,
| Holmes at home.
|
|
Christmas comes but once a year. (F
60883, Dec. 23, 1907.)
(F 60512, Dec.
14, 1907.)
(F 60274,
Dec. 9, 1907.)
13, 1907.)
16, 1907.)
20, 1907.)
23, 1907.)
27, 1907.)
30, 1907.)
3, 1908.)
6, 1908.)
11, 1908.)
13, 1908.)
(F 61209, Dec. |
—— (IF 60860, Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
—— (F 61058,
— (F 61210,
—-— (F 61338,
—— (F 61488,
— (F 61630,
—— (F 61666,
Events of the
30, 1907.)
week.
| Here, don’t forget your baggage. (F
61293, Jan. 2, 1908.)
(F 60483, Dee. 12,
1907.)
— (F 61040, Dec. 26, 1907.)
—— (F 61487, Jan. 6, 1908.)
I will not impede it. (F 60822, Dec.
19, 1907.)
In the arena.
1907.)
(F 60482, Dec. 12,
hos. 1-5, Jau., 1908
New York evening tele-
gram (New York herald
company, Jersey
City, IN. J;
'Pilgrim’s progress.
m= 1907.) ’
—— (Ff 60821, Dec. 19, 1907.)
P— (F 61204, Jan. 2, 1908.)
= (F 61583, Jan. 9, 1908.)
“Puggy Poodle. (F 61292, Jan. 2, 1908.)
_— (F 61600, Jan. 10, 1908.)
Quiet Sunday at home. (F 60273,
m Dec. 9, 1907.)
Running the gauntlet.
| 24, 1907.)
Spear and pitchfork know no brother.
(EF 60406, Dec. 11, 1907.)
| Wisdom of Wiseheimer.
fm Dec. 10, 1907.)
e-—- (I 60518, Dec. 14, 1907.)
_— (F 60869, Dec. 21, 1907.)
m——- (F 61205, Dec. 30, 1907.)
) —— (F 61489, Jan. 6, 1908.)
»— (F 61631, Jan. 11, 1908.)
New York herald com-
pany, Jersey City, N. J.
(F 60958, Dec.
_ Ba-ba.
(e61236, Dec..31, 1907 5-2. c.
Jan. 11, 1908.) [18338-1879
| Bachelor girls’ Christmas. (F 60515,
Dec. 14, 1907.)
Buster Brown. (EF 60380, Dee. 10,
1907; 2 c. Dee. 14, 1907.)
| —— (Ff 60886, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 ce. Dec.
20, 1907.)
— (F 60392, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 ec. Dec.
380, 1907.)
—— (F 61282, Dec. 31, 1907; 2c. Jan.
6, 1908.)
— (F 61238, Dec. 31, 1907; 2 c. Jan.
11, 1908.)
Christmas rescue.
1907.)
Christmas rescue off Nantucket. (F
60478, Dec. 12, 1907; 2 c Dec. 14,
1907.)
(F GO5S1T,, Dec. 14,
Daughter of Santa Claus. (F 60516,
Dec. 14, 1907.)
Escombe (Sir Richard). (F 61206,
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Escombe (Sir Richard) and Kitty.
61208, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Fluffy Ruffles. (F 60481, Dee. 12,
1907; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1907.)
— (F 60824, Dec. 19, 1907; 2 c. Dec.
20, 1907.)
=—— (F 61041, Dec. 26, 1907; 2 ec. Dec.
30, 1907.)
— (F 61839, Jan. 8, 1908; 2 ce. Jan.
6, 1908.)
(EF
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
|
|
(? 60405, Dec. 11, -
| Little Nemo
(F 60395, |
27
New York herald com-
pavy, Jersey City, N. J.
Illuffy Ruffles. (F 61584, Jan. 9, 1908;
2c. Jan. 11, 1908.)
——Christmas shopping. (F 60480,
Dec. 12; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1907.)
Jumbo Junior. (F 60378, Dec.
1907; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1907.)
(F 60384, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 c. Dec.
20, 1907.)
—— (F 60390,
30, 1907.)
—— (F 61229,
6, 1908.)
—— (F 61235,
11, 1908.)
10,
Dec. 10, 1907; 2 e. Dec.
Dec. 31, 1907; 2 c. Jan.
Dec. 31, 1907; 2 ce. Jan.
in Slumberland. (FE
60375, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 14,
1907. )
— (F 60381, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 ¢c. Dec.
20, 1907.)
—— (F 603887, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 c. Dec.
30, 1907.)
—— (F 61231, Dec. 31, 1907; 2 c. Jan.
6, 1908.)
—— (F 61237, Dec. 31, 1907; 2 c. Jan.
11, 1908.)
Memories. (F 60479, Dec. 12, 1907; 2
e. Dec. 14, 1907.)
Merry Christmas for the lightship
men. (F 60476, Dec. 12, 1907; 2 c.
Dec. 14, 1907.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (EF
60377, Dee. 10, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 14,
1907.)
(F 60383, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 ce. Dec.
20, 1907.)
(F 60389, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 ec. Dec.
30, 1907.)
—— (F 61228,
6, 1908.)
—— (F 61234, Dee. 31, 1907; 2 c. Jan.
11, 1908.)
New Year’s eve in Herald Square. (F
60477, Dec. 12, 1907; 2 e. Dec. 14,
1907.)
Dec. 31, 1907; 2 c. Jan.
Prophecy. (F 60514, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Shoulders of Atlas. (F 61207, Dee. 30,
1907.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (603876,
Dec. 10, 1907; 2 e. Dec. 14, 1907.)
—— (F 60382, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 c. Dec.
20, 1907.)
(F 60388, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 c. Dec.
30, 1907.)
—— (F 61227,
6, 1908.)
— (F 61238, Dec. 31, 1907; 2 c. Jan.
af. LOGS.)
Dec. 31, 1907; 2 c. Jan.
28
New York herald com-
pany, Jersey City, N. J.
Wish twins and Aladdin’s lamp. (F
60379, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 ce. Dec. 14, )
1907.)
—— (F 60385, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 ¢ Dec. |
20, 1907.)
-—— (F 60391, Dec. 10, 1907; 2 ¢. Dec. /
30, 1907.)
-—— (F 61230, Dec. 31, 1907; 2 ¢. Jan. |
6, 1908.)
Newcombe (George BE.) &
co., New York, N. Y.
Dream waitz. (H 104440, Dec. 16,
1907.) [1880
Newton (Warren ~Z),
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Lama county, Reservation. [10 pho-
tographs of Indians. ]
103960, Dec. 21, 1907;
Nov. 15, 1907.)
Niles-Bement-Pond
pany, New York,
IN, Ee
Building a sky scraper. (G 17834,
Dec. 23, 1907; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1908. )
[1891
9
—
[1881-1890
com-
Norden (Adolph), New
York, N. Y.
Mauretania (S. S.). (H 103574, Dec.
12, 1907.) [1892
North American ecclesi-
astical consistory, New
TORR NY.
Russian orthodox Greek Catholic
church in North America, baptizm
record. [1893, 1894
marriage record. (G 17860, 17861,
Dec. 18, 1907.)
Notman photographic com-
pany, Boston, Mass.
M. I. T. class of 1909.
Dec. 20, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1907.)
[1895
(Frank H.), Se-
attle, Wash.
Eskimo and walrus hunt.
Jan. 6, 1908.)
Eskimo pulling walrus on ice.
104879, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Eskimo with Omiak on walrus hunt.
(H 104878, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Herd of walrus in Bering sea. 1, 2.
(H 104876, 104880, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Herd of walrus sleeping, Bering sea.
(H 104875, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Live walrus, Bering sea.
Jan. 6, 1908.)
Nowell
(H 104877,
[1896-1902
(H 104874,
(Hf
| Above the pool.
(H 103951-
c. Of each |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. s, v. 3
Olson (W. O.), Alexan-
dria, Minn.
Alexandria, Minn., from court house
tower. [2 photographie postal
cards.] (H 104024, 104025, Dec. 23,
1907.) [1903-1911
Glenwood, Minn., [4 photographic post-
al cards]. H 104020-104023, Dec.
23, 1907.)
--—— Winter sports. a-c.
104019, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Osborne company, New
York, N. Y.
(F 61009, Dec. 26,
[1912--1981
(F 61028,
(H 104017-
1907. )
Across the moor.
Dec. 26, 1907.)
——— 9 by 43. ( 60662, Dec. 18, 1907.)
83 by 17.
Angler (The). [1-2] (F 61022-
61023, Dec. 26, 1907.)
_Burgomasters daughter. [1-3.] (F
| Margaret.
(HI 103938, | Lee (General Robert B.)
60669-60671, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Captain of the crew. [1-2.] F 61018—
61019, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Daughter of the prairies. (F 61016,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Gray day in Holland. [1-2.] (F
60667, 60668, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Osborne (The) company.
His first catch. [1-4.] (F 61217-
61219, 61222, Dec. 31, 1907. )
Horsewoman. [1-2.] (F 61020-61021,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
the heart of the woods.
(EF 60663-60666, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Tr [1-4.] -
‘In the highlands. [1-2.] (Ff 60656,
60657, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Intervention. [1-3.] (F 60676-
60678, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Joy of life. [1-6.] (F 61086-61091,
Dec. 28, 1907.)
(F 61026,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Lincoln (Abraham)
26, 1907.)
Love set.
(F 61027, Dee.
(F 61017, Dec. 26, 1907.)
[1-3.] F 60681-60683, Dee.
18, 1907.)
——— 4. (F 61084, Dec. 28, 1907.)
Memories. [1-2 (F 61010, 61025, Dec.
26, 1907.)
Music lover. [1-3]
Dec. 18, 1807.)
Old faith. (IF 60680, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Old flag. (F 60679, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Qver the ’phone. (F 61024, Dec. 26,
1907.)
Poinsettia. [1-4]
Dec. 18, 1907.)
(F 60653-60655,
(F 60658-60661,
Os. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Osborne (The) company.
60686-60689, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Tennis girl. [1-2] (FE 61014-61015,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
m@ranguil hour. [1, 2.]
60685, Dec. 18, 1907.)
—3. (IF 61085, Dec. 28, 1907.)
When the ice is on the river.
61080, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Yosemite (The). (KF 61029, Dec. 26,
’ 1907.)
Otis lithograph company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Rays, in a new one, King Casey.
Casey up atree. (G 17673, Dec. 11,
1907; 2 c. Dec. 14, 1907.) [1982
Outcault (R. F.), Flush-
me, IN. ¥.
(I 61170, Dec. 30, 1907.)
[1983-2061
Anybody can afford to buy ’em now.
(F 61144, Dec. 30, 1907.)
(F 60684,
Any parade.
Are your shirts like this. (F 61174,
Dec. 30, 1907.)
(G 17885, Dec. 30,
Away we go.
1907.)
Blowing away.
1907. )
Brighten up. (F 61118, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Buy now. (F 61148, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Cake (The). (F 61131, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Closing out to make room. (IF 61151,
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Comfort. (F 61192, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Dog on good clothes. (IF 61157, Dec.
30, 1907.)
Don’t bother. (F 61194, Dec. 30, 1907.)
(G 17887, Dec. 30,
Don’t give up all your salary.
61182, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Everything in the clothes line (F
_ 61119, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Get into some nice warm clothes. (F
61141, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Good beds.
Good picking. (F 61162, Dec. 30, 1907.)
He loves nice underclothes. (F 61125,
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Heart to heart.
1907. )
Honeymoon time.
1907.)
(FE 61128, Dee. 380,
(F 61186, Dec. 30,
Prosperity. (IF 61008, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Standing out to sea. [1-2] (i |
61220-61221, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Sumner § girl. [1-3] (F 61011-
61013, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Sunshine and breeze. [1-4] (F
(EF |
(F 61187, Dec. 30, 1907.) |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
29
Ontcault (R. F.), Flush-
ing, N. Y.
If you want corn. (F 61167, Dec. 30,
1907. )
Is this true? (F 61153, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Judge for yourself. (F 61136, Dec. 30,
1907.)
Just reflect. (I 61123, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Lamb (The)—I see my finish (F
61166, Dec. 30, 1907.)
| Little housemaid says give your house
' Gut wading.
| Pointer (A).
| Save money.
(F
‘Spring
some furniture.
1907.)
its fun to take care of nice things.
{F 61184, Dec. 30, 1907.)
—— let us be thankful.
Dec. 50, 1907.)
old folks deserve a nice
(I 61190, Dec. 30, 1907.)
——the new couple needs new furni-
ture. (F 61188, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Merry Christmas, Mr. Dresser.
61133, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Mr. Swell Dresser says good clothes is
all there is to it. (F 61142, Dec. 30,
1907. )
New styles on tap.
1907.)
Nice parlor. (F 61193, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Nice underwear. (F 61127, Dec. 30,
1907. )
No man objects to a fair price.
61171, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Old things. (F 61195, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Our bargains will please you too. (F
61140, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Our clothes fit! (F 61156, Dec. 30,
1907. )
(F 61183, Dec. 30,
(F 61185,
home.
(PF
(F 61164, Dec. 30,
(F
(G 17888, Dec. 30, 1907.)
(F 61124, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Pretty things. (F 61189, Dec. 30,
1907.)
Quality. (F 61160, Dec. 30, 1907.)
(F 61129, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Shabby coat often covers a big heart.
(F 61175, Dee. 30, 1907.)
flowers. (G 17889, Dec. 30,
1907.)
Stout man must have a stout suit.
(F 61169, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Strike when the iron is hot!
611638, Dec. 30, 1907.)
(FE
Studying. (F 611384, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Surprise. (G@ 17891, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Sweethearts. (EF 61120, Dec. 30,
1907.) ;
Take a flyer now. (IF 61187, Dec. 30,
1907. )
30
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
;
pt. 4, n. s., vo &
Outcault (R. F.), Flush-
ing, NY.
Ten strike. (F 61148, Dec. 30, 1907.)
There are no cobwebs in our store.
(F 61191, Dec. 30, 1907.)
They are ready to slide right on. (F
61139, Dec. 30, 1907.)
They feel so nice and easy.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
(F 61172,
They fit. (F 61130, Dec. 30, 1907.)
They go fast. (F 61122, Dec. 30,
1907. )
Tige’s bonnet. (G 17890, Dec. 30,
1907.)
Tige’s valentine. (G 17886, Dec. 30,
1907. )
Times have changed. (IF 61126, Dec.
30, 1907.)
Wake up. (I 611388, Dec. 30, 1907.)
We are engaged. (I 61135, Dec. 30,
1907. )
We are using it on prices now. (F
61121, Dec. 30, 1907.)
We can’t change the weather. (F
61173, Dec. 30, 1907.)
We'll have an overcoat on you. (F
61150, Dec. 30, 1907.)
We will furnish your furnishings. (F
61155, Dec. 30, 1907.)
When you leave the engine.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
When you leave the shop.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Who will get the position?
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Yes, Mr. Dresser, Geo. Washington
was the best dressed man. (EF
61159, Dec. 30, 1907.)
You are known by the company you
keep. (F 61149, Dec. 30, 1907.)
You can’t fool Mr. Dresser.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
You furnish the figure.
30, 1907.)
You’ll get a lot of change back. (F
61145, Dec. 30, 1907.)
You'll have a fit.
(I 61158,
(F 61154,
(F 61161,
(F 61152, Dec.
1907. )
You must look good. (IF 61165, Dec.
30, 1907.)
You will fit the job. (IF 61147, Dec.
380, 1907.)
You won’t fit the place. (F 61146,
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Pacific Beach studios, Pa-
cific Beach, Cal.
San Diego, Cal. [5 photographs]. (H
103849-—103853, Dec. 19, 1907.)
[2062-2066
(F 61176, |
(F 61168, Dec. 30, |
| —— 2.
Palmer (Frank), Spokane,
Wash.
Chelan Co., Wash., in the great Wenat-
chee valley. (H 104961, Jan. 7, 1908.)
[2067-2074
Clearing the homestead for father.
- (H 104967, Jan. 7, 1908.)
In the cedar forest. (H 104963, Jan.
7, 1908.)
Lewiston, Idaho [2 street scenes]. (H
104964, 104965, Jan. 7, 1908.)
Nez Perce squaw and papoose.
104966, Jan. 7, 1908.)
Mammoth cedars on the St. Joe river,
(Ho
Idaho. (H 104962, Jan. 7, 1908.)
Swallow Nest rock. (H 104960, Jan.
7, 1908.)
Parker (Geo. W.) art com-
pany, Minneapolis, Minn.
Adelia. 1. (F 61309, Jan. 3, 1908.
[2075-2110
Amy. 1 & 2. (F 61810, 61311, Jan. 3,
1908. )
Angelica. 1. (IF 61332, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Ann. 1&2. (F 61316, 61317, Jan. 3,
1908. )
Barbara. 1&2. (F 61324, 61325, Jan.
3, 1908.)
Camilla. 1&2. (F 61322, 61323, Jan.
3, 1908.)
Caprice. 1. (F 60600, Dec, 16, 1907.)
2. (F 61327, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Clarisia. 1&2. (F 613812, 61313, Jan,
3, 1908.)
Coquette. (F 60599, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Daisy. 1 & 2. (F 61305, 61306, Jan.
3, 1908.)
Ercilla. 1 & 2. (F 61320, 613821, Jan.
3, 1908.)
Eudora. 1&2. (F' 61318, 61319, Jan.
3, 1908.)
Flirt. 1. (F 61333, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Flora. 1. (F 613803, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Genet. 1& 2. (F 61314, 61315, Jan,
3, 1908.)
Grace. 1. (F 61304, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Inez. 1-2. (IF 613828, 61329, Jan. 5,
1908. )
Innocence. 1. (F 60601, Dec. 16,
1907. )
—— 2. (F 61330, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Lucy. 1. (F 61334, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Marguerite. 1 & 2. (F 61307, 61308,
Jan. 3, 1908.)
Maud. 1. (F 61331, Jan. 3, 1908.)
Vanity. 1. (F 60598, Dec. 16, 1907.)
(F 61326, Jan. 3, 1908.)
os. 1-5, Jan., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
bl
Parker (S. G.), New-
port, Ark.
ewport, Ark. [6 photographic
views]. (H 104451-104456, Dec. 30,
1907.) [2111-2116
Parker (William), New
work, Nai X.
edding march. (H 104433, Dec. 26,
ite, c. Dec, 10, 1907.) [2117
Parmenter (Wm. Har-
vey), Toledo, Ohio.
lanco, a white cat.
6, 1908.)
Patch (Herbert
Claremont, N. H.
ullivan machinery company’s works.
[2118
1}
(H 103508, Dec. 10, 1907.) [2119
Patterson (E.), Sevier-
ville, Tenn.
Bert. and Nell at work. (H 108511,
Nov. 25, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1907.)
Peninsular engraving com-
pany, Detroit, Mich.
(H 1038825, Dec. 18, 1907.) [2121
Peterson (Paul), Fair-
mont, Minn.
Martin county court house. (H
103458, Dec. 9, 1907.) [2122
Petty (Geo. B.), Chi-
eago, Ill.
(EF 61109, Dec. 30, 1907.)
[2123-2125
(F 61110, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Choir boy.
Good night.
1038757, Dec. 16, 1907.) [2127-2148
—— 23, 24. (H 103760, 103761, Dec.
16, 1907.)
Phillips (Tom M.), Chi-
eago, Ill.
[Automobile _ series. 1-14]. (H
108620-103629, 103631, 103632,
108634, 1086385, Dec. 18, 1907.)
[2149-2189
Be right and spoon at night. (H
1038599, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Can’t say what you mean to. (H
103603, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Clouds of darkness have gone forever.
(H 103619, Dec. 13, 1907.)
[2120 |
| Right time with the moon.
Horticulture building, Belle Isle park. |
His first pants. (KF 61109-61111, Dec.
380, 1907.)
2 c. of each, Dec. 31, 1907.
Phelps (C. H.), New
Wor IN. Y.
Vriumph of truth over error. (Ff
60628, Dec. 17, 1907.) [2126 |
Phila. post card company,
Philadelphia, Pa.
True to life series. 1-20. (H 1037388-—
(H 104865, Jan. |
|
Phillips (Tom M.), Chi-
cago, Il.
Dear heart so true. (H 103609, Dec.
13, 1907.)
Each day you’re nearer.
Dec. 13, 1907.)
Every star that shines above.
103611, Dec. 13, 1907.)
(H 103613,
(Hi
For arow. (H 103598, Dec. 13, 1907.)
I love but you. (H 103615, Dec. 138,
1907.)
I was longing. (H 103617, Dec. 13,
1907.)
Life had always seemed only tears.
(H 103618, Dec. 13, 1907.)
My love, my soul, art thine.
103608, Dec. 13, 1907.)
No day time or noon time would suit
you. (H 103606, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Our wedding bells will peal.
103630, Dec. 13, 1907.)
(H
(H
(H 103601,
Dec. 13, 1907.)
Scene is a scene. (H 103605, Dec. 18,
1907.)
She is the queen. (H 103633, Dec. 13,
1907.)
Since I met you. (H 103610, Dec. 13,
1907.)
Spoon, spoon, spoon. (H 103606, Dec.
13, 1907.)
Sweetheart divine. (H 108614, Dec.
13, 1907.)
That time is the right time. (H
103607, Dec. 13, 1907.)
There’s no time like night time to
spoon. (H 103604, Dec. 18, 1907.)
We'll be happy. (H 1038612, Dec. 13,
1907.)
While you are mine.
13, 1907.)
(H 103616, Dee.
| Won’t you marry me soon. (H 103595,
Dec. 138, 1907.)
You just quite can’t say. (H 103596,
Dee. 18, 1907.)
You may have a parlor. (H 103597,
Dec. 13, 1907.)
You say dear won’t you marry me
soon. (H 1038602, Dec. 138, 1907.)
Pickands-Magee company,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
History of heating. 4-6. (F 60396-
60398, Dec. 11, 1907.) [2190-2192
Pierre (Dr.) chemical
company, Chicago,
Ill
Secrets. (F 61048, Dec. 23, 1907: 2 ¢.
Dee. 12, 1907.) [2193
32
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4) ve .
Tae Ce Ty SE ae a Cie at a
Pillsbury picture com-
pany, Oakland,
Cal.
Bagby, on line Yosemite Valley R. R.
(H 104895, Jan. 6, 1908.) 3523.
[2194-2237
Cascade mts. [8 photographs]. 3528-
3531.
1908. )
Cascade mts.,
Goo) poo.
6, 1908.)
(H 104883-104886, Jan. 6,
Wash., Chelan Lake. |
(H 104890, 104891, Jan.
|
|
El Portal, Yos. Valley R. R. terminus, |
view. 3544. (H 104899, Jan. 6, |
1908. )
El] Portal, on line of Yosemite Valley
R. R., panorama. 3524. (H 104896,
Jan. 6, 1908.)
Lake Cushman, Wash. 3. photo-
graphs]. 3534, 3535, 3537. (H
104887-104889, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Mt. Rainier from Eagle peak. 3538,
3539. (H 104892, 104893, Jan. 6,
1908. )
New way to the Yosemite.
104894, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Olympics from Mt. Eleanor.
104897, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Redlands [Cal.] from Simley heights.
3536. (H
Powers (W. F.) company, ~
New York, N. Y.
Hear ye! Hear ye! (F 61296, Jan.
[2245
3, 1908.)
Providence lithograph com-
pany, Providence, R. I.
| Saul chosen king. 233 by 263. (G
17772, Dec. 17, 1907; 2 ¢: Dec. Te
1907.) [2246-2247
Temperance lesson. 23} by 264. (G
17773, Dec. 17, 1907; 2 e. Dec. 18)
1907. )
Prows (Joseph gag
Cynthiana, Ky.
_Eattleship Maine. (F 61108, Dec. 19,
1907. ) [2248
Purdy (James Edward),
Boston, Mass.
Taft (Hon. Wm. 2). eee
104768, 104769, Jan. 2, 1908.)
[2249-2255
— 3-7. (H 104797-104801, Jan. 2,
1908. )
R. & G. corset company,
8522. (H |
| Battleships
New York, N. Y.
R. & G. girl [3 prints]. 1, 2,5.
60463, 60464, 60467, Dec. 5, 1907.)
[2256-2258
Rau (William H.), Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
Army & Navy football game, pano-
rama of. 16 by 50. (H 103562,
Dee. 12, 1907.) [2259-2271
[4 photographs] 25991-—
25994. (H 104939-104942, Jan. 6,
1908. )
_Ivans’ (Admiral) flagship and fleet
3500. © (H 104900, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Riverside from Mt. Rubidoux. (H
104901, Jan. 6, 1908.)
San Juan Capistrano mission. 3514. |
(H 104902, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Santa Barbara, [Cal.] [8 photo-
graphs] 3005, 3512, 35138. (H |
104903-104905, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Santa Cruz, Cal. [3 photographs] |
3541-3543.
6, 1908.)
Tatoosh range from Eagle _ peak.
3540. (H 104898, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Yosemite valley, Cal. [18 photo-
(H 104906—104908, Jan. |
graphs] 3006-3016, 3516-3521, 3527. |
(H 104909-104926, Jan. 6, 1908.)
2c. of each Jan. 7, 1908.)
Pioneer company,
Bork NX,
Birds of a feather flock together.
61513, Nov. 7, 1907.) [22388-2240
Bunch of fruit. (fF 61514, “Nov. “7,
1907. )
Flock of birds. (F 61512, Nov.
1907; 2 c. of each Nov. 9, 1907.)
Plummer (F. C.), Seattle,
; Wash.
Dugdale athletic park. (H 103141,
Nov. 29, 1907; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1907.)
[2241
Wis.
(G 17767-
[2242-2244
New
Polin (H.), Alma,
Alma, Wis. [8 lithographs]
17769, Dec. 2, 1907.)
Pacific squadron.
(FP
aa
saluting the President. 25990.
104679, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Evans’ (Admiral) flagship Connecti-
cut, bow view. 25995. (H 104680,
Dec. 31, 1907.)
Ilagship Connecticut, head-on.
(H 1049438, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Mayflower. 25986, 25987.
104677, Dec. 31, 1907.)
25982-25984, 25988.
(H 104673-104675, 104678, Dec. 31,
1907. )
Rauch (James G.), Slat-
ington, Pa.
Ye old homestead. (F 60506, Dec. 14,
(H
25996.
(H 104676,
1907; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1907.) [2272
Rieck, (Ernest W.),
Albany, N. Y.
Santa Claus’ favorite. (H 104625,
Dec. 30, 1907.) [2273
Rippel (C.), Sunbury,
Pa
Just arrived. (H 103669, Dec. 13,
1907.) [2274
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Risem (A.), Superior,
Wis.
Inlet, Billings park.
26, 1907.)
Lane, Billings park.
16, 1907. )
Rustic bridge.
1907.)
Shady road. (H se sie Dec, - 16,
1907; 2 c. of each Nov. 22, 1907.)
Roberts (W. W.), Nor-
folk, Va.
Through the pines. (H 103697, Dec.
16, 1907.) [2279
Robinson (Walter O.),
Chicago, I[]l.
future. (F 60356
2 c. Nov. 19, 1907.)
Rotograph company,
New York, N. Y.
6 lithographs. IF. L, 216/1-F. L. 216/6.
[2281-2329
# lithographs. F. L. 379-F. L. 390.
G lithographs. F. L. 430-F. L. 485.
(G. 17601-17624, Nov. 25, 1907.)
[12 colored postal cards, miscellaneous
subjects.] F. L. 418-F. L. 429.
[6 colored postal cards.] Santa Claus
series. FF. L. 486-F. 1. 441.
[6 colored postal cards.] Flowers.
Hee O, EF. L. 478, F. L. 5038, F. L.
pa i, J. 626, F. L. 527. (G17836—
17859, Dec. 28, 1907.)
57 varieties. (H 103445, Dec. 7
Rowland (John O.), Wal-
lingford, Conn.
Alice Rosevelt. [cow] (H 104727
Jan. 2, 1908.) (2000, 2ool
—— (H 89394, Jan. 8, 1907; 1 c. Dec.
8, 1906; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1907).
Rude (Augustus D.), New
Werk.) Nu v¥,
Modern fashions, spring and summer
mae. A, BS (G ITT, T7771, Dee.
ie ss 2c, Dec. 23, a
[Paooe, Laas
Rueter (Frank G.), Seattle,
Wash.
San Gabriel Mission. (H
1; 1907.) [2334-23841
(H 103426, Dee. 7,
(H 108863, Dec.
[2275-2278
(H 108862, Dec.
(H 103861, Dec. 16,
Bright
1907 ;
1G. 1
LW)
, 1907.)
California,
103425, Dec.
Dutch wind mill.
1907.)
Santa Barbara, Cal. [5 photographs].
(H 103419-103423, Dec. 7, 1907.)
Santa Cruz, California, Cave rock.
(H 103424, Dec. 7, 1907.)
Ruppert (William), Chi-
cago, Ill.
Douglas park, season 1906-07. [three
skating scenes]. (F 61044-61046,
Dec. 23, 1907.) [ 2842-2344.
25371—08——3
[2280 |
533
Russell (Kate A.), Jersey
City. 1s Fd
| Descriptive Christ of Nazareth. (F
60485, Dec. 13, 1907.) [2345
Sackett & Wilhelms company,
New York, N. Y.
Anxious Rigas 53 aE 60841, Dec. 20,
1907 ; 2 c. Dee. 23, 1907.)
[2346-2376
Ploom of youth. (G 17909, Jan. 6,
1908.
Cardinal's move. (F 60853, Dec. 20,
1907; 2 e. Dee. 23; 1907.)
Centre of attraction. (IF 60843, Dec.
20, 1907; 2 ce. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Cleo. (F.60851, Dec. 20, 1907; 2 e.
Dec. 23, 1907.)
Come in, the water is fine. (IF 60852
Dec. 20, 1907; 2 ec. Dec. 23, 1907).
Country cousin. (I 60840, Dec. 20,
' 1907; 2 e. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Debutante. (G 17910, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Kind of Teddy. (F 60835, Dec. 20,
1907; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Five o’clock. (G 17907, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Garden party. (G 17689, Dec. 12,
1907. ) ;
Golden summer time. (F 60831, Dec.
20, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Grand canal, Venice. (F 60842 Dec.
20, 1907 ; 2 c. Dee. 23, 1907.)
Here’s to you. (F 60839, Dec. 20,
1907 ; 2 ce. Dec. 23, 1907.)
His first experience. (IF 60833, Dec.
20, 1907; 2 ce. Dec. 23, 1907.)
In time of peace. (IF 60848, Dee. 20,
1907; 2 e. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Labor of love. (F 60844, Dec. 20,
1907; 2 ec. Dee. 23, 1907.)
Lincoln (Abraham). (F 608386, Dec.
20, 1907 ; 2 c. Dee. 23, 1907.)
Little grandma. (G 17777, Dee. 19,
1907. )
Meditation. (G 17908, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Miss Dainty. (F 60830, Dec. 20, 1907;
2 c. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Oriental beauty. (F 60838, Dec. 20,
1907 =) 2c.) Dee; 235, 4907.)
Reminiscences. (F 60845, Dee. 20,
1907 ;°2e. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Rose. (F 608387, Dec. 20, 1907; 2 ec.
Dec. 23, 1907.)
Safe. (F 60850, Dec. 20, 1907; 2 ce.
Dec. 23, 1907.)
Snowflakes. (F 60849, Dec. 20, 1907;
2 @ Dec. 23, 1907.)
Somebody’s sweetheart. (F 60834, Dec.
20, 1907; 2 ec. Dec. 23, 1907.)
34 CATALOGUE OF
Sackett & Wilhelms company,
New York, N. Y.
Strenuous life. (F 60832, Dec. 20,
1907 ; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Taking a stroll. (G 17776, Dec. 19,
1907.)
Their day of rest. (F 60846, Dec. 20,
1907; 2 ce. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Winter’s eve. (IF 60847, Dec. 20, 1907;
2c. Dec. 23, 1907.)
Saint-Gaudens (Augusta
H.), New York, N. Y.
Lincoln (Abraham), the statue made
for Chicago by Augustus Saint-
Gaudens. (H 104471, Dec. 30, 1907.)
[2377-2879
Parnell (Charles Stewart), statue by
Augustus Saint-Gaudens, taken in
the studio shortly before it was cast
in plaster. (H 104472, Dec. 30,
1907.)
Parnell monument, model for, designed
by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. (H.
104470, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Sanborn (J. W.), Brad-
Tord,- IN, 4.
Indian tie-up. 1-2. (H 103346-
103347, Dec. 6, 1907.)
Sanders (P.), New York,
DNg, oe
After visit of Santa Claus.
Jan. 10, 1908.)
All around the Christmas tree.
61598, Jan. 10, 1908.)
All forward! charge!
10, 1908.)
Arrival of Santa Claus.
Jan, 10, 1908.)
Awakening (The).
1908. )
Boy with building blocks.
Jan. 10, 1908.)
(F 61597,
(F 61588,
(F 61590,
Children playing around the Christ- | }
| Passagassawakeag river.
mas tree. (F 61842, Jan. 4, 1908.)
Christmas hymn. (F 61848, Jan. 4,
1908. ) |
Chrismas march. (F 61352, Jan. 4, |
1908.)
Dream realized. (F 61346, Jan. 4,
1908. )
Dreaming of Santa Claus. (F 61348,
Jan. 4, 1908.)
Good luck to the new year. (F 60962,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Lighting up 1909 lamp. (F 61591,
Jan. 10, 1908.)
Merry Christmas dance. (F 613853,
Jan. 4, 1908.)
Merry Christmas in holly wreath.
60964, Dec. 26, 1907.)
(2380, 2381 |
[2382-2409 |
(F |
(F 61347, Jan. 4, | Belfast.
(F |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(F 61587, Jan. |
_ Welcome to the new year.
| Attraction (The)
pt. 4, n. 8., Vv. |
Sanders (P.), New York,
N: ¥
Messengers on their way. (F. 615
Jan. 10, 1908.)
Off to Dreamland.
1908.) -
Santa Claus.
(F 61351, Jan. 4,
(F 60961, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Santa Claus has been here. (F 61
Jan. 10, 1908.)
Santa Claus leaving the toys.
61350, Jan. 4, 1908.)
Santa Claus parade.
10, 1908.)
Santa Claus’
4, 1908.)
Santa Claus with loving cup.
61592, Jan. 10, 1908.)
Surprise (The) (F 61844, Jan. 4,
1908. )
(EF 60963,
(F 61595, Jan.
(Fr
(F 61589, Jan.
visit. (Ff 61345, Jan.
iy
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Well filled stockings.
10, 1908.)
Writing to Santa Claus.
Jan. 4, 1908.)
1908 bowled over by 1909.
Jan. 10, 1908.)
Sanders publishing company,
Chicago, I11.
Pet of the farm. (G 17489, Nov. 14,
1907 ; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1907.) [2410
Satterlee (Walter), New
York, Maa
Leaving the old southern home.
104461, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Sawyer (Charles H.) Far-
mington, Me.
(H 101925, Nov. 1, 1907.)
[2412-2414 ©
Gilkeys harbor & Camden mountains.
(H 101927, Nov. 1, 1907.)
(F 61349,
(F 61594,
(H
[2411
(H 101926,
Noy. 1, 1907.) .
2 c. of each Dec. 19, 1907.
Schneider (F. A.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
(F 61557, Jan. 9,
1908. ) [2415-2449
Bruno. (F 61555, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Choice cut. (F 61543, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Coal and wood. (F 61549, Jan. 9,
1908. )
Delicious. (KF 61552, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Expert plumbers. (F 61541, Jan. 9,
1908. )
Family flour. (F 61544, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Farmer girl. (F 61530, Jan. 9, 1908;
2 ec. Oct. 25, 1907.)
os. 1-5, Jan., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
Schneider (F. A.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
(F' 61545, Jan. 9, 1908.) |
(F 61554, Jan. 9,
Fresh daily.
Friendly greeting.
1908. )
Girl in hammock.
1908; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1907.)
Good catch. (F 61535, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Good fit. (F 61534, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Good night. (F 61551, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Hello Ted. (F 61556, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Luncheon. (F 61540, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Nerve and strength.
1908. )
Now we lay us. (F 61559, Jan. 9,
1908.)
Old fishing hole. (F 61536, Jan. 9,
~ 1908.)
Order by phone. (F 61558, Jan.
1908. )
Perfection’s height. (F 61539, Jan. 9,
1908.)
See my new shoes. (F 61546, Jan. 9,
1908.)
Sport (The) (F 61550, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Two friends.
Yachting girl. 1. (F 61562, Jan.
1908.)
—2. (F 61531, Jan. 9, 1908; 2
Oct. 25, 1907.)
Youthful lumberman. (F 61533, Jan.
9, 1908.)
Schrafft (W. F.) & sons,
Boston, Mass.
Three little maids. (F 61548, Jan. 9, |
1908. )
Three winners. (F 61560, Jan. 9,
1908. )
(F 61529, Jan. 9,
Sears & Friedman, Ben-
ton Harbor, Mich.
I've been deserted. (I*° 60421, Dec. 12,
1907.) [2454-2456
| I would if I could but I can’t. (F
60420, Dec. 12, 1907.)
We wont go home till morning. (F
Keep smiling.
60419, Dec. 12, 1907; 2 ec. of each,
Jan. 6, 1908.)
Sheahan (Maurice T.),
Brookline, Mass.
I wish I was a boy. (F 61246, Jan. 2,
1908. ) | 2457-2460
(F 60959, Dec. 26, 1907.)
_ Mother (The) (F 61248, Jan. 2, 1908.)
| Won’t Mama be pleased.
Highly recommended. (F 61532, Jan.
9, 1908.)
Indian maid. 1. (F 61561, Jan. 9,
1908. )
— 2. (F 61528, Jan. 9, 1908; 2 c.
Oct. 25, 1907.) |
Little piggies. (F 61547, Jan. 9, 1908.)
(F 61247,
Jan. 2, 1908.)
Sheppard (Leander Wm.),
Columbus, Ohio.
_Sheppard’s certificate of graduation.
‘Model (The) (F 61538, Jan. 9, 1908.) _
(F 61542, Jan. 9, |
Clinton, Tenn.
Story (The) (F 615538, Jan. 9, 1908.) | é‘ ; :
Salt Lake City, business section, bird’s-
(F 61537, Jan. 9, 1908.) |
9, |
, :
Canoe girl. (G 17827, Dec. 26, 1907.) |
[2450-2453 |
Hunting girl. (G 17829, Dec. 26,
1907.)
Summer time girl. (G 17826, Dec. 26,
1907.)
Winter time maiden. (G 17828, Dec. |
26, 1907.)
| Little friends.
[2461, 2462
Sheppard’s elementary diploma.
(F 61113, 61112, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Sherman (Elmer C.), Mt.
Vernon, Ohio.
Emmett (Daniel Decatur), and resi-
dence. (H 103500, Dec. 7, 1907: 2c.
Nov. 23, 1907.) [2463
Shinliver (B. H.), Clin-
ton, Tenn.
[10 photographs].
104823-104832, Jan. 2, 1908.)
[2464-2473
Salt
(H
Shipler (Harry),
Lake City, Utah.
eye view.
1907.)
Sidelinger (F. A.), Old
Orchard Beach, Maine.
Seven-Shores by moonlight. (F 61049,
Dec. 27, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1907.)
[2475
Simplicity company, Chi-
cago, Ill.
[Invitation series. 1-8]. (F 60978—
60985, Dec. 26, 1907.) [2476-2483
Skinner (C. J.), Lake An-
des, S. Dak.
Lake Andes, 8S. Dak. [2 prints]. (F
60369, 60370, Dec. 6, 1907.)
[2484, 2485
Sloan (J. V.) & co., New
(H 104013, Dec. 23,
[2474
York,’ N.“¥:
Baby’s bath. (G 17813, Dec. 20, 1907.)
[2486-2490
Gossip. (G 17813, Dec. 20, 1907.)
(G 17816, Dec. 20, 1907.)
36
Sloan (J. V.) & co., New
York iN, i;
Little musician. (G 17815, Dec. 20,
1907.)
Summer time. (G 17814, Dec. 20, 1907.)
Slosson (William E.),
Park Ridge, Ill.
Minnesota sunset.
+ 1907; 2:e. Dee: 26, 290T.)
Smith (Gertrude
Amesbury, Mass.
Barefoot boy. (If 60624, Dec. 16, 1907. )
B.),
[2492 |
Smith (Mark W.), Los
Angeles, Cal.
Coldness between them.
Papa, don’t mamma want any?
Spendthrift.
(F 61047, Dec. 27, |
[2491 |
[2493-2496
What do you think of his execution? |
(F 60219-60222, Nov. 7, 1907; 2 c. of |
each Noy. 25, 1907.)
(Florence),
fast, Ohio.
W.c. T. U. (F 60649, Dec. 18, 1907.)
[2497
Smysor Bel-
Standard publishing
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Christian Standard. Christmas num-
ber. (F 60877, Dec. 23, 1907; 2 c.
Dec. 20, 1907.)
Standard scenic company,
Meadville, Pa.
[Stereoscopic photographs. ]
Boulder, Colo. 2964. (H
Dec. 7, 1907.) [2499-2549
Brooklyn [N. Y.] (H 103406,
Dec. 7, 1907.)
Cholula, Mexico. 916.
25, 1907.)
Down among the cotton,
103399, Dec. 7, 1907.)
CO.,
2957.
(H 97178, July
0.959.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
[2498 |
103413, |
(H |
Fortress Monroe, Va. 2965. (H 104477, | Good
' Love and laughter.
Hampton Roads, Va. 2962. (H 103411, |
Dec. T, 1907.)
2966.
Jamestown exposition. 0.2954, 2963.
(H 1034038, 103412, Dec. 7, 1907.)
| Calumet & Hecla mines.
(H 104478, Dec. 30, 1907.) |
Madrid, Spain. 3300, 3301. (H 103414, |
103415, Dec. 7, 1907.)
New York, N. Y. 2956.
Dec. 7, 1907.)
2968-2985. (H 104480-104490,
104577104583, Dec 30, 1907.)
Ohio (U. S. battleship). 2967.
104479, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Palestine. 0.2304. (H 108402, Dee. 7,
1907.)
(H 103405,
(H
His majesty.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES {
pt. 4, n. &., v. dF
‘
Standard scenic company,
Meadville, Pa.
[Stereoscopic photographs. ]
Palisades, Canyon Rio de las Animas,
Colo. 0.1062. (H 103400, Dec. 7,
1907.)
Philadelphia, Pa., Elks’ convention.
2958-2961. (H.103407—103410, Dec.
* 7, 1907.)
| Sagimore Hill, N. Y. 2986. (H
104584, Dec. 30, 1907.)
| Washington, D. C. 2987-2998. (Hf
104585—104590, 104491-104496, Dec.
30, 1907.)
Yellowstone National park, Wyo.
0.1309. (H 108401, Dee. 7, 1907.)
2 c. of each Jan. 2, 1908.
Standish (Frederick),
Huntington, Conn.
Heart and hand. (F 50007, Jan. 25,
1907.) [ 2550-2554
(F 55111, June
12, 1907.)
May Irving the belle.
12, 1907.)
What a woman lives, looks, and longs
for. (F 50008, Jan. 25, 1907.)
2c. of each Dec. 7, 1907.
Will you share my home. (F 55802,
June 29, 1907; 2 ¢c. Dee. 10, 1907.)
Stenton (H. R.), Seattle,
Wash.
(H 103501, Dec. 9, 1907;
[2555
(F 55112, June
2 c. Nov. 19, 1907.)
Stewart publishing com-
pany, New York,
Ne
stone and calendar card for
(F 61301, Jan. 3, 1908; 2 ¢.
Dec. 27, 1907.) [2556
Stockmann (Henry L.),
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Samaritan. (F 61341, Jan. 4,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 13, 1908.) [2557
Birth
1908.
| @ Stolt (fohn), Laurium,
Mich.
(H 103791,
Dec. 14, 1907.) [2558-2564
Calumet & Hecla offices. panoramic
view. (H 103795, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Calumet high school, panoramic view.
(H 103774, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Laurium, corner of Third and Hecla
streets. (H 103792, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Laurium, Mich., corner of Third and
Tamarack streets. (H 1038793, Dec.
14, 1907.)
| Red Jacket, Mich., Oak and Seyenth
streets, panoramic view. (H 103794,
Dec. 14, 1907.)
nos. 1-5, Jan., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
OT
Laurium,
Stolt (John),
Mich.
view. (H 103796, Dec. 14, 1907.)
2c. of each Noy. 29, 1907.
Stow (Audley H.), May-
beury, W. Va.
Low coal panel. Fig. 1.
mee, 16, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 2, 190%.)
[2565-2568
Lower section, panel system, double
barrier Pillar system. Fig. 3. (F
60724, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Lower section, room and Pillar system,
single barrier Pillar system.
(# 60723, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Panel longwall. Fig. 4.
Dec. 16, 1907.)
Strahl (Howard
Cleveland, Ohio.
Foraker (Hon. Joseph Benson)
61196, Dec. 30, 1907.)
P.),
(F
Lafollette (Hon. Robert Marion) 82.
(F 60263, Nov. 13, 1907.)
Taft (Hon. William Howard) (F
61197, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Strobridge lithographing
company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
[Posters ]
fo. t20(>, N. Y. 12589. (G 17161,
mraoe, Oct. 11, 1907; 2 ¢. of each,
Dec. 5, 1907.)
im. Y. 12579.
2 c. Dec. 14, 1907.)
OG 17156, .17159, 17164, Oct.
1907; 2 c. of each Dec. 19, 1907.)
Pe eoss, NN. ¥. 12592, N. Y. 12598.
(G 17341-17348, Nov. 2, 1907; 2 «.
of each Dec. 5, 1907.)
exe 22501, N. Y. 12594, N. Y. 12595.
(G 173538, 17355, 17356, Nov. 2, 1907;
2c. of each Dec. 14, 1907.)
mm. Y. 12591. (G 17344, Nov. 2, 1907;
ewer, 23, 1907.)
cee
mm. ¥. 12628. (G 17475, Nov. 22, 1907;
2c: Dec. 5, 1907.)
iN. X. 12646. (G 174738, 17474
17477, 17480-17482, 17487, Nov. 22,
1907; 2 ce. of each Dec. 19, 1907.)
me y. 12640, N. Y. 12650. (G@° 17488.
17489, Nov. 22, 1907; 2 ¢c. of each
Dec. 23, 1907.)
N. Y. 12649.
2 c. Dec. 19, 1907.)
Wig a | « . a
Secretary’s pet. (G 60261, Dec. 9,
(F 60725, |
[2572-2602 |
(G 17166, Oct. 11, 1907; |
fev. 12582, N. Y. 12583, Ne Y. 12587. |
(G 17479, Nov. 22, 1907.) |
| Blanche.
fee: I2o¢¢, IN. Y. 12633, N.Y. 12635, |
N. Y. 12636, N. Y. 12638, N. Y. 12639,
(G 17625, Dec. 5, 1907; |
Red Jacket opera house, panoramic |
(F 60722, |
| N. ¥. 12657, N. Y. 12658.
[2569-2571 |
| Dynamos.
Strobridge lithographing
company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
[ Posters ]
Y. 12652, N. Y. 12653. (G 17627,
17628, Dec. 5, 1907; 2 c. of each Dec.
23, 1907.)
N. Y. 12651. (G 17626, Dec. 5, 1907;
2c. Jan. 6, 1908.)
N.
(G 17799,
17800, Dec. 19, 1907.)
N. Y. 12659. (G 17796, Dec. 19, 1907;
2 C. Dee. 23, 1907.)
Swayze (Alden), Canto,
1907. ) [2603
Tammen (H. H.), Den-
ver, Colo.
Marvelous states of the Golden West.
1611. (F 60264, Nov. 18, 1907.)
[2604
Tarrytown horticultural
society, Tarrytown,
Tarrytown horticultural society certi-
ficate of merit. (F 60116, Dec. 2,
1907 ; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1907.) [2605
Taylor (Charles H.), Wo-
burn, Mass.
Winter quarters. (H 103493, Dec. 9,
1907.) [2606
Taylor (J. J.), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Removal of the appendix. 1-5. (H
104422-104426, Dec. 27, 1907; 2 e. of
each Dec. 28, 1907.) [2607-2611
Telharmonic securities
company, New York,
1, ae ut
(H 103449, Dec. 5, 1907.)
[2612-2614
Keyboards. (H 103448 Dee. 5, 1907.)
Transformers. (H 103447, Dee. 5,
1907; 2 c. of each Nov. 22, 1907.)
Tessier (Charles Oscar),
Hawthorne, N. Y.
Negro minstrel. (F 60867,
1907. )
Thode (W. F.), Medford,
Mass.
(H 104626, Dec. 30, 1907.)
[2616
Thompson (John), Glas-
gow Junction, Ky.
Dee. 319,
[2615
| Kentucky, Mammoth cave, entrance to
cave. (F 60417, Dec. 12, 1907; 2 ec.
Dec. 20, 1907.) [2617
Thomson (F. Louise),
Washington, D. C.
Kelvin (Lord), miniature portrait on
ivory. (H 104002, Dec. 21, 1907.)
[2618
38
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. s., v.
Thorburn (J. M.) & co., )
New York, N. Y.
Alyssum — Aquilegia — Asparagus —
Candytuft —Clovers—Delphinium — |
Double balsam—Extra-early refugee |
bean—Gaillarida—German millet— |
Gladioli — Hollyhocks — Iris —
Kochia—Lily—Long Island beauty |
muskmellon — Mignonette — New
sweet corn — Paeonies — Pepper —
Pinus’ divaricata—Portulaca—Pri-
mula — Pyrethrum—Radish—Scabi-
osa—Single petunias—Stocks—Stoke-
sia—Sweet or sugar corn—Thor-
burn Jawn grass—Water melons.
(32 prints. F 61376-61407, Jan. 4,
1908. ) [2619-2650
Thorne Port-
(Hi: a
land, Oreg.
Oregon roses. (H 102271, Nov. 8,
1907; 2 ec. Dec. 9, 1907.) [2651
Tichnor brothers, Boston,
Mass.
What I saw. (F 60259, Dec. 9, 1907;
2 c. Dec. 16, 1907.) [2652 |
Tillinghast (Byron Ca-
rey), Providence, R. I.
Workingman’s burden. F 60721, Dec.
18, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1907.) [2653
Tiny Tads company, New
LOrk, MN. XZ;
Happy new year, everyone,
Dec. 18, 1907.)
(F 60693,
[2654-2662 |
I is for ice-box. (F 60698, Dec. 18,
1907. )
January is the month. (IF 60690, Dec.
18, 1907.)
Money scare? (F 60691, Dec. 18,
1907.)
Our goods. (F 60697, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Prices fall. (KE 60695, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Self respecting. (F 60692, Dec. 18, |
1907.)
These coats and suits are awful nice!
(F 60694, Dec. 18, 1907 ; 2 c. Dec. 18,
1907.)
Useful gifts. (F 60696, Dec. 18, 1907;
2c. of each Dec. 18, 1907.) .
Tobin (M.'
YOrR ANS 2.
Bright eyes—Coquette—Daisy girl— |
Debutante—Flirtation—Good morn- |
ing—Here goes—Here’s luck—I see |
you — Lilac time—Lilies — Poinset-
tia —- Resting — Roses — Secrets — |
Springtime—Tiger lilies—To your
health.
(18 chromos. G 17867-17884, Dec.
30, 1907; 2 c. of each Jan. 9, 1908.)
[2663-2680 |
| Hertz (Alfred).
New
| Albani
| Arimondi (Vittorio).
Tocci (Francesco), Great
Notch, N. J.
(Carlo). (EF. 60767, Dec.
1907.) [2681-2
Ancona (Mario). (EF 60750, Dec.
1907. )
(F 60766, D
3, 1907.)
Bassi (Amedeo). (F 60735, Dec.
1907. )
Bonci (Alessandro). (F 60747, D
3, 1907.)
Bressler-Gianoli. (F 60754, Dee. 3,
1907. )
Burgstaller (Herr). (F 60753, Dec. 3,
1907.) ;
Campanini (Cleofonte). (F oor
Dec. 3, 1907.) {
Caruso. (F 60746, Dec. 3, 1907.)
Cavalieri (Lina.). A. (F. 60732, Dee.
3, 1907.)
B. (F 60737, Dec. 3, 1907.)
Chaliapine (Theodore). (F 60762,
Dec. 3, 1907.) 4
Ciaparelli (Gina). (F 60729, Dee. 3,
1907.)
Cisneros (Eleanor de). (I 60760, Dec.
3, 1907.) ;
Conried (H.) (F 60751, Dec. 3, 1907.)
Daddi (Francesco). (F 60730, Dec. 3,
1907.)
Dalmores
1907.)
Didur
1907. )
Hames (Emma).
1907.)
Tarrar (Geraldine).
3, 1907.)
Ierrari (Rodolfo).
(C.). (FP 60744, Dee. 3,
(Adamo). (IF 60764, Dee. 3,
(F 60736, Dec. 3,
(F 60742, Dec.
(F 60756, Dee. 3,
1907.)
Gadski (Johanna). (F 60741, Dee. 3,
1907.)
Garden (Mary). (F 60738, Dec. 3,
1907. )
Hammerstein (Oscar). (IF 60761, Dec.
3, 1907.) .
(F 60765, Dec. 3,
1907.)
Homer (Louise). (F 60731, Dec. 3,
1907.)
Journet (Marcel). (F 60752, Dec. 3,
1907. )
Nordica (Lillian). (F 60743, Dee. 3,
1907.)
| Novelli (Ermete). (F 60758, Dee. 3,
1907.)
| Plancon (Pol). (EF 60739, Dec @&
1907.)
os. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Toeci (Francesco), Great
Notch, N. J.
Rappold (Marie). (F 60733, Dec. 3,
1907. )
Renaud (Maurice). (IF 60740, Dec. 3
1907. )
Sanmarco (Mario). (I 60745, Dec. 3,
1907.)
Scotti (A.). (F 60755, Dec. 3, 1907.)
Sembrick (Marcella). (I 60749, Dec.
38, 1907.)
Stacciari (Ricardo). (F 60759, Dec. 3,
1907. ) ,
Trentini (Hmma). (F 60748, Dec. 3,
1907. )
Vigna (Arturo). (IF 60728, Dec. 3,
1907. )
menatello (G.). (KF 60763, Dec. 3,
1907.)
Zeppilli (Mille.). (F 60734, Dec. 3,
1907; 2 c. of each Dec. 19, 1907.)
Totten (George Oakley),
Washington, D. C.
Norwegian embassy. PQiat2i2e
Parking scheme for 16th street.
(H 1038397, 103898, Dec. 7, 1907;
1 ¢. of each Dec. 7, 1907; 1 c. of each
Jan. 8, 1908.)
Tribune company, Chica-
go, Ill
(EF 60137, Dec. 3, 1907.)
Danny dreamer.
1907.)
—— (F 60903,
—— (Ff 61277,
— (F 61474, Jan. 6, 1908.)
(F 616385, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Mrs. Dingle’s diary.
9, 1907.)
—— (F 60604, Dec.
—— (F 60902, Dec.
— (F 61279, Jan.
—— (F 61476, Jan.
—— (F 61637, Jan.
Old Opie Dildock’s
Dec. 9, 1907.)
—— (IF 606038, Dec.
— (F 60901, Dec.
— (F 61278, Jan.
—— (F 61475, Jan. 6, 1908.)
— (F 61636, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Turner (Horace K.) com-
pany, Boston, Mass.
Sunset on the meadows. [2741-2742
Taking a pilot.
[2723-2740
Dec. 23, 1907.)
Jan. 2, 1908.)
16, 1907.)
23, 1907.)
2, 1908.)
6, 1908.)
18, 1908.)
stories. (EF 60276,
16, 1907.)
93, 1907.)
2, 1908.)
2c. of each Dec. 30, 1907.)
(H 104429, 104480, Dec. 27, 1907; |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
Automatic servant girl minds the baby. —
(F 60602, Dec. 16, |
39
Tutty (Charles D.), Mel-
rose, Mass.
Boxford, Mass.
Boxford, Mass.,
camp.
(H 108944, 1039438, Dec. 21, 1907.).
Ullman manufacturing
company, New York,
ne hs
(F 61499, Jan. 7, 1908.)
[2745-2750
(F 61502, Jan. 7,
[2743, 2744
second corps cadet
At the forge.
Knight of labor.
1908. )
Lesson in cooking.
1908. )
Pipe of peace. (F 61500, Jan. 7, 1908.)
Rustic simplicity. (F 61498, Jan. 7,
(F 61501, ‘Jan. “7,
1908. )
Solo (A). (F 61497, Jan. 7, 1908.)
Ullmann (Bernhard) &
co., New York, N. Y.
Cordelia. (G 17598, Dec. 3, 1907.)
[2751-2756
Merry widow. (G 17595, Dec. 3,
Red, white & blue. (G 17596, Dec. 3,
1907. )
Society circus. -(G 17599, Dec. 3,
1907. )
Smoker. (G 17597, Dec. 3, 1907.)
Whip (The). (G 17594, Dec. 3, 1907;
2 c. of each Jan. 4, 1908.)
Underhill (Irving),
sey City, N. J.
Jer-
| Brooklyn bridge and New York from
(EF 60278, Dec. |
_ Arctic
Brooklyn. C 6288.
26, 1907.)
(H 103007, Nov.
[2757-2763
Franz Siegel monument. C 6300, C
6301. (H 103004, 103005, Nov. 26,
1907; 2 ce. of each Dec. 9, 1907.)
Macy’s building and Herald square.
C 6288. (H 101849, Oct. 31, 1907.)
New York, college of City of. D. 389.
(H 101850, Oct. 31, 1907.)
Trinity church and U. S. express build-
ing. . H.,.3849. (E 101852,. Oct. 31,
1907.)
Trinity, U. S. Realty buildings.
(H 101851, Oct. 31, 1907.
2 ec. of each Dec. 9, 1907.
Underwood (Wm. Lyman),
Belmont, Mass.
three-toed woodpecker and
(H 108679, Dec. 16, 1907.)
[2764-2777
(H 103584, Dec.
E. 348.
nest.
Chickadees and nest.
13, 1907.)
Downy woodpecker and _ nest.
1035938, Dec. 18, 1907.)
(H
40 CATALOGUE OF
Underwood (Wm. Lyman),
Belmont, Mass.
Garden toad. (H 103589, Dec. 13,
1907.)
Golden winged woodpecker. (H
103594, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Hummingbird. (H 108585, Dec. 13,
1907.)
Loon. (H 108583, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Moose feeding in water. (H 103590,
Dec. 13, 1907.)
Pelican flying.
1907. )
Tree swallow and nest.
Dec. 13, 1907.)
W. L. U. with his bear.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
(H 103586, Dec. 13,
(H 103588,
(H 104627,
Young great blue heron in water. (H
103592, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Young great blue herons on tree. (H
103591, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Young screech owls. (H 103587, Dec.
13, 1907.)
Underwood & Underwood,
New York, N. Y.
[Stereoscopic photographs. ]
U 45409; U 48826; U 49087; U 68010-2 ;
U 85180; U 85218; U 85256; U 85414;
U 85415; U 85425; U 85743; U
85749; U 85758; U 85759; U 85761;
U 85763; U 85767; U 85768; U
85780; U 85784; U 85789; U 85797;
U 85800; U 85807: U 85817: U
85822: U 85827; U 85831; U 85834;
U 85960; U 85963: U 85964; U 85988.
(H 103349-1033881, Dec. 6, 1907.)
[2778-2914
U 41178; U 48795: U 49042; U 49338;
U 85985; U 85956; U 98427; U
98698: U 98699; U 98939; U 98971;
U 98972; U 989938; U 99048; U
100169; U 100541; U 100697; U
101861; U 101509; U 105266; U
105830. (H 103460—-103480, Dec. 9,
1907.)
TU 87194; U
U 87979-2;
U 96695;
7219; U 87253; U 87979;
U 87979-3; U 94915;
U 103985; U 104506;. U
106832; U 107012; U 107298; U
109859. (H 103513-103526, Dee.
10, 1907.)
U 26624; U 57972; U 96624; U 99286;
U 1034387; U 107068; U 107507. (H
103651-103657, Dec. 13, 1907.)
U 31807; U 32244; U 79218. (H
103800-—103802, Dec. 17, 1907.)
irre; UO Ries. SaaS
GeeiGe: U Ligies; OU LW2ie7e
£12168; U 1121685. (UW) 1221715) 0
112172. | (H 103885-103894, Dec. 19,
1907. )
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. s., v. 3
Underwood & Underwood,
New York, N. Y.
U 25586; U 523859; U 88323; U 112175,
(H 1038922, 103924-103926, Dee. 20,
1907. )
U 92548; U 92577; U 92657; U 92830;
U 92847; U 92894-2; U 92968; U
93123-2; U 93597-3; U 112170. (H
103961-103970, Dec. 21, 1907.)
U 109970; U 109972; U 109974; U
109976. (H 104228104231, Dec. 24,
1907.)
U 97580; U 97701; U 100855. a
109862. “(H 104418—104421, Dec. 27,
1907; 2 c. of each, Dec. 28, 1907.)
U 108257-2; U 108257-38. (H 104659,
104660, Dec. 31, 1907.)
U 81091; U 89199. (H 104775, 104776,
Jan. 2, 1908.)
U 44846; U 76309; U 97244; U 112174.
(H 104849-104852, Jan. 4, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Jan. 6, 1908.)
U 27634: U 27635; U 58254; U 58698;
U 94069; U 94827; U 943897; U
112292-U 112308. (H 104968—
104986. Jan. 8, 1908.)
Union national
Scranton, Pa.
I'ruit of industry. (F 610381, Dee. 26,
1907. [2915
United States lithograph com-
pany, Cincinnati, O.
Dutch kids and cart. (H 104435, Dec.
26, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1907.)
[2916-2963
Secret (A) (H 104434, Dec. 26, 1907;
2c. Dee. 16, 1907.)
[Posters]: 318, 10839, 10906, 10908,
11019. (G 17401-17405, Noy. 9,
1907. )
10824, 10825, 10943, 10988, 11080.
(G 17451-17455, Nov. 18, 1907.)
——— 340, 11057-11059, 11067, 11069,
11072, 11078, 11081, 11083, 11085,
11090, 11105-11107. (G 17650-17664,
Dec. 9, 1907.
11088, 11125-11127. (G 17760-
17763, Dec. 16, 1907.)
— 345, 11031, 11066, 11086, 11093,
11096, 11116, 11129, 11137. (G 17802—-
17810, Dec. 20, 1907.)
11114, 13115, -1Li6T,
17832, Dec. 26, 1907.)
-—— 11087, 11122, 11134, 11152, 72363.
(G 17862-17866, Dec. 30, 1907.) —
United States sample book
company, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Late 1907 designs. - A-C.' (G 17900-
17902, Jan. 4, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec.
26, 1907.) [2964-2966
bank,
(G 17830-
10s. 1-5, Jan., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
41
University press, Cam-
pridge, Mass.
King Henry IV. Part 1.
Fred Roe.
King Henry V. W. Hatcherell. (F
60620, Dec. 17, 1907.)
King John. W. H. Margetson. (F
60622, Dec. 17, 1907.)
King Richard II. Paul Woodroffe. (F
60621, Dec. 17, 1907.)
60618, Dec. 17, 1907.)
Titus Andronicus. Paul Woodroffe.
| (F 60623, Dec. 17, 1907.)
t Van Riper firm, Newark,
N. J.
Tilustration sheet.
;
Thite sale.
(F 61498, 61494, Jan. 2, 1908.)
of
[29738, 2974
Vitagraph company
America, New York,
We.
}Clown’s love story.
9, 1907.)
Caught: a detective story.
Dec. 28, 1907.)
. (H 104010, Dec. 23,
(H 103456, Dec.
[2975-2983
(H 104011,
‘Indian love story.
14, 1907.)
Intermittent alarm clock.
| Dec, 23, 1907.)
Jealous wife.
1907.)
‘Last cartridge.
m 1907
‘Lost, strayed or stolen.
» Dec. 23, 1907.)
‘Story of Treasure Island.
Dec. 14, 1907.)
| : Voodry (John A.), Boston,
Mass.
Life insurance protection letters.
(H 108671, Dec.
(H 104009,
Le iar, Dec. £7,
(H 1038776, Dec. 17,
(H 104012,
i te
(H. 103670,
each Nov. 23, 1907.)
> Voss (A. G.), Chicago, II].
“Autumn afternoon. (F 61256, Jan 2,
= 1908.) [2988-3006
'Chase (The). (F 61257, Jan. 21908.)
|Confidences. (H 104710, Jan. 2,
— 1908.)
PCoquette (A). (F 61255, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Gloucester fisherman. (F 61266, Jan.
2, 1908.)
Romeo and Juliet. Frank Dicksee. (F
1-4, |
(G 17635-17638, Dec. 4, 1907; 2 ¢. of |
[2984-2987
(F 60619, Dec. 17, 1907.) [2967-2972 |
| Happy
|Is this your cat?
_ Priscilla.
| Battle ships of ‘Atlantic fleet.
:
|
| Artists
| Dover, N. H.,
; Coquette (The).
Voss (A. G.), Chicago, Ill.
Gray November. (F 61264, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Gretchen,
days.
(I 61261, Jan. 2, 1908.)
(th) "S0erte, ‘Sans 2
1908. )
Home again.
In the good old summer time.
104706, Jan. 2, 1908.)
(H 104711, Jan. 2,
(F 61263, Jan. 2, 1908.)
(H
1908. )
| Lucille. (F 61265, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Merry widow. (F 61259, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Moonlight. (F 61258, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Paddling her own canoe. (H 104705,
Jan: 2, 1908.)
President’s message.
2, 1908.)
Pride of the pasture.
2, 1908.)
aly
(F 61267, Jan.
(F 61262, Jan.
(F 61249, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Sunday afternoon. (F 61260, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Wade (Mrs. OH.
Chestnut Hill,
Emblematical border
texts. (F 60727, Nov.
Dec. 12, 1907.)
Walter (Ernst
Hoboken, N. J.
on a_ sketching
10382438, Nov. 18, 1907.)
V.),
Pa.
for Scripture
16, 1907; 2c.
[3007
F.),
(H
[3008
tour.
(C. E.), Chi-
Tit;
Waterman
cago,
1907.
H 103909-103921,
[3009-8021
[13 photographs].
Dec. 20, 1907.)
Webster (George
Dover, N. H.
Franklin square. (H
12; 1907; 2 es Oct.) 7,
[8022
A.),
102606, Novy.
1907.)
Weil (Henry) & co., New
Work. No,
Amsterdam family. (F 60639, Dec.
17, 1907; 2 c. Dee. 18, 1907.)
[3023-38088
Conference (The). F 60640, Dec. 17,
I90FHw2 Cc. Dec. 18; 1907.)
(F 60645, Dec. 17,
IOUT Bic. nen. £S, 190T, }
h'‘orget me not. (F 61270, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Friends. (F 61300, Dec. 27, 1907; 2 ¢.
Dee. 28, 1907.)
Grandfather’s pipe.
1907. )
(F 60361, Dec. 10,
42
Weil (Henry) & co., New
Work; Nic.
Hearth (The).
1907; 2 ec. Dec. 18, 1907.)
Home sweet home. (IF 61271, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Hunter
1907.)
Indians and fire. (F 61299, Dec. 27,
1907 ; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1907.)
Lots of good fish in the sea.
Dec. 10, 1507.)
Pals. (F 60642, Dec. 17, 1907; 2 ec.
Dec. 18, 1907.)
Priscilla. (F 60359, Dec. 10, 1907.)
Shady nook. (F 606438, Dec. 17, 1907:
2c. Dec.~18, 1907.)
Total eclipse. (IF 60357, Dec. 10 1907.)
Under full sail. (F
1907; 2 ce. Dec. 18, 1907.)
Weller (T. A.), Birming-
ham, Ala.
Face to face with opportunity.
60914, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Welles (Frank J.), War-
wick, N. Y.
Long, long ago. (H 104687, Dee. 31,
(The). (F 60358, Dec. 10,
(F 60360,
[30389
1907.) [8040-3042
Only waiting. (H 104686, Dec. 31,
1907.)
Unconscious model, (H 104688, Dec.
31, 1907.)
White (H. C.) company,
North Bennington, Vt.
public library, superb stair-
128138. (H 104872, Jan.
[3043
Boston,
case.
1908. )
White (James R.), Kalis-
; pell, Mont.
Crown of the continent.
Dec. 11, 1907.)
(H 103560,
(H 103558, Dec. 11, 1907.)
Montana, on Sperry glacier.
103559, Dec. 11, 1907.)
White (Percy H.), Provi-
dence, R. I.
Betsy Williams cottage, Roger Wil-
liams park. [38 photographs].
104724104726, Dec. 31, 1907; 2 e.
of each Dec. 9, 1907.)
Whitehair (P. P.), assist-
ant postmaster, Chap-
man, Kans.
Chapman, Kans., sunfiower souvenir.
a.) (CH 105021, dan. 20,3908 si ic.
Dec. 23, 1907; 1 c. Jan. 10, 1908.)
[38050
(H
(F 60641, Dec. 17.
| Clinton, Mass.,
| Along the marshes.
60644, Dec. 17, |
(FE |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHY ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. S., Via
Whitehead & Hoag com-
pany, Newark, N. J.
Fish story. - (F 58000, Sept. 3, 1907.)
[3051-3052
Solid comfort. (F 58001, Sept.
1907. )
Whiting. brothers, Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Jamestown exposition, 1907. 700, 701.
(H 99180, 99181, Sept. 7, 1907; 2
of each Jan. 2, 1908. ) [3053, ,
Wilcox (H. A.), Clinton, :
Mass.
Wachusett dam. 1, 2.
(F 60626, 60627, Dec. 7, 1907.)
[3055, 3056
Williams (Chas.), New
York, NN: 2.
(i 60315, Dec. 9,
1907. ) [3057-3113
_As night approaches. (F 60323, Dec.
9, 1907.)
| Autumn at the old mill. (F 60298,
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Autumn feast. (F 60294, Dee. 9,
1907. ) .
Beauty. (F 60314, Dec. 9, 1907.)
| Blooded stock. (F 60286, Dec. 9,
1907.)
6, |
[5044-3046 |
Montana, lower edge of Sperry glacier. | Parly start.
(Hi |
[3047-3049 |
Loys who have controlled their appe-
tites. (IF 60287, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Buttercups and daisies. (F 60311,
Dec. 9, 1907.) !
Campfire (The).
1907.)
Clothes make the man.
9, 1907.)
Daddy’s voice. (F 60324, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Dead shot. (F 60327, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Lboes this mean me? (EF 60280, Dec.
9, 1907.)
Down the trail.
1907. )
(F 60202, Dec. 9,
(F 60283, Dec.
(F 60312, Dec. 9,
(F 60301, Dee. 9, 1907.)
Every little helps. (F 60285, Dec. 9,
1907. )
Farmer lassie. (I 60290, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Favorite spot. (IF 60318, Dec. 9, 1907.)
First over the bars. (F 60282, Dec. 9,
1907. )
_ Following the tracks. (F 60300, Dec.
9, 1907.)
From land and sea. (F 60295, Dee. 9,
1907. )
| Girl in field.
| Girl with auburn hair.
(F 60329, Dec. 9, 1907.)
_ (F 60331, Dec.
9, 1907.)
Girl with horse.
1907. )
re 60330, Dec. 9,
. 1-5, Jan., 1908
Williams New
York,
Girl with letter.
1907.)
Go slow.
Golf girl.
Here we are.
‘Home of the sea gull.
9, 1907.)
Home sweet home.
1907.)
(Chas.),
1 oe a
(F 60304, Dec. 9, 1907.)
(F 60284, Dec. 9, 1907.)
(F 60334, Dec. 9, 1907.)
(FF 60306, Dec. 9,
man. .(F 60333, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Imitation is sincerest flattery.
60279, Dec. 9, 1907.)
(F
; is no secret.
= 1907.)
| Making hay while the sun shines. (F
60309, Dec. 9, 1907.)
~Cld oaken bucket.
1907.)
Old well. (F 60305, Dec. 9, 1907.)
~Onthe jump. (F 60316, Dec. 9, 1907.)
One good turn deserves another. (F
| 60281, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Qne horse power is good enough.
60289, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Path to the spring. (F 60299, Dec.
= 1907.)
Prides of the farm. (F 60297, Dec. 9,
1907.)
- Quartering wind. (F 60293, Dec. 9,
= 1907.)
Rainy day fund. (F 60320, Dec. 9,
= ©1907.) i.
9,
'fRtight-of-way. (F 60317, Dee.
~ 1907.)
Rubber. (F 60288, Dec. 9, 1907.)
_Seein’ is believin’. (F 60335, Dec. 9,
1907.)
(F 60291, Dec. 9, 1907.)
(F 60296, Dee. 9,
Setting Sun.
Spirit of the west.
1907.)
Strange visitor. (F 60307, Dec. 9, |
' 1907.)
Stung. (F 60318, Dec. 9, 1907.)
‘Their wedding journey.
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Yoot! Toot! (F 603810, Dec. 9, 1907.)
' Where's that mouse? (F 60319, Dec.
9, 1907.)
‘Little red school house. (F 60308, |
Dec. 9, 1907.)
-T.ove’s messenger. (EF 60302, Dec. 9,
1907.)
(F 60322, Dec. 9, |
(F 60321, |
| —— (F 60911, Dec. 23, 1907.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
(F 60328, Dec. 9, |
_Isn’t it hell to be poor?
(F 60303, Dec. |
‘How would you like to be the coal |
| Desolvo girl.
4 the lead. (IF 60326, Dec. 9, 1907.) |
(F 60332, Dec. 9, |
‘Kitty’s bath. F 60325, Dec. 9, 1907.) |
_ Pennsylvania athlete.
:
(F |
9, |
He couldn’t fool Tige.
| Judge simple recites.
| Ode to a cigar.
| Nicodemus
45
Williams (Orrie D.),
Boston, Mass.
If you are in trouble. (F 60974, Dec.
26, 1907.) [3114, 3115
(F 60876,
Dec. 21, 1907.)
Wills (Bernard W.},
Loretto, Pa.
Gallitzen (Rey. Father Prince D. A.).
(F 60625, Dec. 9, 1907; 2 ¢c. Dec.
16, 1907.) [3116
Wilms (L. W.), Chicago,
Tl.
(F 60511, Noy. 29, 1907.)
[3117, 3118
Miss Desolvo. (F 61521, Jan. 8,
1908. )
Winans (Harry J.),
Springfield, Mass.
(F 60475, Dec. 12,
1907; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1907.) [3119
Wintemute (F. C.),
Anaconda, Mont.
Coyote at bay. (H 103678, Dec. 16,
1907.) [3120
Wischan (Adolph), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
(3121, 3122
Pennsylvania baseball player.
(F 60507, 60508, Dec. 14, 1907.)
Wood (Otis F.), New
Brighton, N. Y.
Bub he’s always to blame.
Dec. 14, 1907.) [3123-3157
— (F 60912, Dec. 23, 1907.)
— (F 61101, Dec. 28, 1907.)
—— (F 6138738, Jan. 4, 1908.)
— (F 61651, Jan. 13, 1908.)
(F 609138, Dec.
(F 60523,
23, 1907.)
(F 60524, Dec.
14, 1907.) 3
Mary and her little lamb. (F 60519,
Dee. 14, 1907.)
— (F 60909, Dec. 23, 1907.)
—— (F 61097, Dec. 28, 1907.)
—— (F 613871, Jan. 4, 1908.)
(EF 61649, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Napoleon James Crow,
Esq. (F 60522, Dec. 14, 1907.)
| —— (F 61099, Dec. 28, 1907.)
— (F 61372, Jan. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 61652, Jan. 13, 1908.)
44
Wood (Otis F.), New
Brighton, N. Y.
Sambo and his funny noises. (F
60518, Dec. 14, 1907.)
-—— (F 60907, Dec. 23, 1907.)
-—— (F 61095, Dec. 28, 1907.)
——— (F 61369, Jan. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 61647, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Simon Simple and Ben-Gal.
Dec. 23, 1907.)
-—— (F 61098, Dec. 28, 1907.)
—— (F 61650, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Uncle George Washington Bings. (F
60521, Dec. 14, 1907.)
—— (F 61100, Dec. 28, 1907.)
—— (F 61374, Jan. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 61653, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F 60520, Dec. 14, 1907.)
— (F 60908, Dec. 23, 1907.)
— (F 61096, Dec. 28, 1907.)
—— (F 61370, Jan. 4, 1908.)
(F 61648, Jan. 13, 1908.)
When t-i-g-e-r spells cat. (F 61375,
Jan. 4, 1908.)
(60910,
Woodward & Tiernan print-
ing company, St. Louis, Mo.
All hands ‘round. (F 60441, Dec. 12,
1907. ) [8158-3201
(F 60923, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Bernice.
Bright eyes. (F 60480, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Champion (A). (F 60930, Dec. 24,
1907. )
Chrysanthemums. (F 60921, Dec. 24,
1907. )
Classy fellow. (F 60931, Dec. 24,
1907.)
Coming man. (F 60482, Dec. 192,
1907. )
Constance. (IF 60438, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Contentment. (F 60437, Dec. 12,
1907.)
Dar he is honey. (F 60937, Dec. 24,
1907. )
Dearie. (F 60924, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Debutante (The). (F 60439, Dec.
12, 1907.)
Defiance. (F 60927, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Iairies and daisies. (EF 60935, Dec.
24, 1907.)
Fine specimen.
1907.)
Fruit and the blossoms.
Dec. 24, 1907.)
(F 60926, Dec. 24,
(F 60934,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. &, Vv. 3
,
Woodward & Tiernan print-
ing company, St. Louis, Mo.
Glorious Betsy. (F 60449, Dec. 12,
1907.)
Going some. (F 60442, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Good beginning. (F 60932, Dec. 24,
1907. )
Good morning. (F 60431, Dec. 12,
1907.)
Grand canon. (F 60450, Dec. 12,
1907. )
Great expectations. (F 60444, Dec.
12, 1907.)
Guilty or not guilty. (F 60451, Dee.
12, 1907.)
Hen party. (IF 60448, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Interesting item. (F 60936, Dec. 24,
1907. )
Little sunbeam. (F 60429, Dec. 12,
1907.)
Marguerite. (IF 60939, Dec. 24, 1907.)
Mothers treasure. (F 60440, Dec. 12,
1907.)
My solitaire. (IF 60922, Dec. 24, 1907.)
New brother. (F 60928, Dec. 24,
1907. )
Night cap. (F 60925, Dee. 24, 1907.)
Old memories. (F 60448, Dee. 12,
1907. )
Perfecting the title. (F 60452, Dee. 12,
1907.) '
Piping breeze. (EF 60447, Dec. 12,
1907. )
Protection. (F 60433, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Purity. (F 60436, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Saving the pennies. (F 60434, Dec. 12,
1907. )
(F 60929, Dec. 24, 1907.)
(IF 60446, Dec. 12,
>
Seven pups.
Soldiers of fortune.
1907.)
Stampede (The).
1907.)
trespasser (The).
1907.)
Unexpected visitor.
1907.)
Very best.
Winter sports. (F
1907.)
Worden brothers monu-
ment manufacturing
company, Bata-
via, N.Y.
Worden soldiers’ “monument. (H
104436, Dec. 26, 1907; 2 ¢ Dec. 16,
1907.) [3202
(F¥ 60938, Dec. 24,
(F 60933, Dee. 24,
(IF 60940, Dec. 24,
(F 60435, Dec. 12, 1907.)
60445, Dec. 12,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS 45
10s. 1-5, Jan., 1908
i
Wurts brothers, New Youngs (H.), Morenci,
work. Wy Xs Mich.
Stamford Conn. [4 photographs] (H | Morenci [Mich.] Stair auditorium.
| 103769-1038772, Dec. 16, 1907.) | (H 104487, Nov. 22, 1907.) [3208
‘ [3203-3206
Wyllie (Henry Shaw),
Ul Kearney, N. J.
farrison & East Newark, Kearney ;
| & Arlington, N. J., bird’s-eye view. ;
| The Kearney Record. (F 60194
memec. 4, 1907; 1 c. Nov. 23, 1907; 1 ¢.
| Dec. 16, 1907.) [3207
UMMARY STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS, RECEIVED AND CREDITED, INCLUDED
IN THE CATALOGUE SINCE JANUARY 1, 1908.
Yumber of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit__ 1, 270
jumber of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit____. 340
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit_________________ 1, 598
wT Cu eo. a
Pintt
ee Fa ORR
Aiu¥v
a]
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proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
day of entry.
| right by American lithographic company, New York, N. Y.
- December 31, 1907; 1 photograph received December 31, 1907.
CLASS 1, FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law witn
applications for copyright of paintings, drawings, statuary, and models or designs
| intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
Mo save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copy-
Class I, XXe, no. 24187,
American lithographic
company, New York,
P it, ae
‘wo beauties. Two roses on wooden
) fence. (I 24187, Dec. 31, 1907.)
[3209
American manufactures’
company, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Rase ball catcher. Full length model
in professional garb. (I 24098, Dec.
26, 1907.) [8210, 3211
Baseball pitcher. Full length model,
in professional garb. (I 24097,
| 24098, Dec. 26, 1907.)
American show print com-
pany, Milwaukee, Wis.
‘at and the fiddle. Imps play while
Happy dreams. Poster drawing. (I
24088, Dec. 18, 1907.) [38212-3214
In the forest of demons. Poster
drawing. (I 24037, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Prince of Sweden. Poster drawing. (I
| 24039, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Arthur (James), Detroit,
Mich.
Fishing girl. Three-quarter figure of
& woman, fishing rod over shoulder.
_ (I 24275, Jan. 18, 1908; 1 photo Jan.
m@ 15, 1908.) [38215-38227
Girl at piano. Young woman in Jace
| gown seated at piano. (I 24216, Jan.
= 2, 1908.)
Golden rod. Girl in soft drapery,
sprays of golden rod around head.
(I 24219, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Three-quarter figure of young
woman holding sprays of golden rod,
(I 24224, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Mawthorne. Half figure of young
woman in soft drapery, holding down
Sprays of hawthorne blossoms from
patree. (I 24222, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Arthur (James), Detroit,
Mich.
Peonies. Three-quarter figure of a
woman in soft drapery, holding one
large peonie. (I 24276, Jan. 13,
1908 ; 1 photo Jan. 15, 1908.)
Poinsetta. Half figure of young
woman in soft drapery, holding
poinsetta blossoms. (I 24221, Jan.
2, 1908.)
Roses. Bust of young lady in low
neck, two large roses against face,
(I 24220, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Sea shore girl. Young girl in white
duck suit, sea in background. (I
24217, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Tiger lillies. Young lady holding bunch
of tiger lillies in arm. (I 24223,
Jan. 2, 1908.)
Water lillies. Three-quarter figure of
a woman, holding four water lillies
in right hand. (1024277, Jan. 13,
1908 ; 1 photo. Jan. 15, 1908.)
Winter. Three-quarter figure of a
woman standing before large en-
trance gates. (I 24274, Jan. 18,
1908; 1 photo. Jan. 15, 1908.)
Winter girl. Girl wearing white furs
walking near a fence. (I 24218, Jan.
2, 1908.) .
Automobile club of Amer-
ica, New York, N. Y.
Automobile club. Flag, the centre of
which is a wheel. (I 24173, Dee.
31, 1907.) [3228
Barnes-Crosby company,
Chicago, I}.
[Pen drawings] L 2886, L 2390, L
2391, L 2397, L 2398, L 2401-L 2405,
L 2424, L 2429. (I 23965-23976, Dec.
9, 1907.) [38229-8291
—-L 2854, L 2431-L 2483, L 2436-L
2439, L 2441-L 2443, L 2448, L 2451-
L 24538, L 2455, L 2457, L 2460-L
2462, L 2468-L 2470, L 2475. (I
24117-24140, Dec. 27, 1907.)
47
48
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. s., v. B
Barnes-Crosby company,
Chicago, Ill.
L 2479, L 2482-L 2488, L 2491, L 2493,
L 2495-L 2499, L 2501, L 25038, L
2504, L 2506, L 2507, L 2511-L 2514, |
L 2518, L 2519, L 2528.
24261, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Baumann (Gustav W.),
Chicago, []l.
Munich residence. House surrounded
(I 24235-
| ‘Rage.
by trees, ornamental fence. (I
24020, Dec. 12, 1907. [3292 |
Bengough (Wm.), New
York, Ni.
Twentieth century hold up. Automo-
bile containing four persons, two
mounted policemen on either side of
it. (I 24215, Jan. 2, 1908.) [3293
Bischoff & Hofle, Miin-
chen, Germany.
Markt in Monnikendam; by Herman
Ritter of street scene in a Dutch vil-
lage, showing a canal. (I 24185, |
Dec. 31, 1907.) [3294-3299
Parisienne models. 1-5. (I 24180— |
24184, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Boileau (Philip), New
ROK, SN« Ri
Hester. Woman seated, hair tied low
on neck with black ribbon. (I
24189, Dec. 31, 1907.) 3300-3302
Woman seated in large chair
(I 24188,
Julia.
wears pink evening dress.
Dec. 31, 1907.)
Virginia. Woman wearing hat tied on
with veil, hair parted in the middle.
(I 24190, Dec. 31, 1907.)
Boot (Jesse), Notting-
ham, England.
Burns’ grace; by Henry John Dobson
of an old Scoteh interior, old man
and woman seated at table in act of
saying grace. (I 24040, Dec. 16,
1907.) {3303
Boylos (Zelma), New
York, N. ¥;
Mia Sorella. Three-quarter figure of
woman, shawl falling from her
shoulders. (I 24070, Dec. 20, 1907.)
[3304
Brownscombe (Jennie),
New York, N. Y.
Carmela; by Jennie Brownscombe,
head and shoulders of young girl
holding red roses near her face. (I
24157, Dec. 30, 1907.) [3305, 3306
To the manner born; by Jennie
Brownscombe, woman in colonial
costume just emerging from a door-
way. (I 24156, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Burglum (Gutzon), New
York, N. Y.
Lincoln. Head of Lincoln cut in Greek
marble. (I 24052, Dec. 19, 1907.)
[3307
Burr publishing company,
New York, N. Y.
Springtime. Head and bust of young
woman, head profile, bust draped
low, black ribbon and roses in hair.
(I 24262, Jan. 7, 1908.) [3308
Burroughs (Edith Wood-
man), Flushing, L. I.
Statue of an infant lying on a
pillow, crying. (I 24079, Dec. 17,
1907. ) [3309
Calder (Alex. Stirling)
Pasadena, Cal.
Dancing Sioux Indian. Statue of nude
male Indian, figure bent forward
from hips. (I 241938, Dee. 31, 1907.)
[3310
Caproni (P. P.) & bros.,
inc., Boston, Mass.
Songs of victory. Plaster cast in high
relief showing eleven children. (I
24078, Nov. 22, 1907.) [3311
Carlyle (Florence), Wood-
stock, Ontario, Canada.
Ave Maria. Figure with bowed head
standing at open window. (1 24063,
Dec. 20, 1907.) [3312
Carter’s ink company,
Boston, Mass.
Little huntress. Little girl in sailor
suit with toy gun over one shoulder
and Teddy bear. (I 24008, Dee. 12,
1907. ) (3313
Cheney (Mary L.), New
York, “ieee
Black scarf. Profile portrait of lady
wearing black dress and searf. (I
24149, Dec. 30, 1907.) [3314
brothers, New
York, N. Y.
Florentines. Scene probably in Italy.
Young man and woman in odd cos-
tumes standing in foreground. ¢
24069, Dec. 20, 1907.)
Church & Dwight com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
Wild turkeys. Wild turkeys in deep
grass, man trying to steal a shot at
them. (I 24148, Dec. 20, 1907.)
[3316
Clark, (Clarence J.), Los
Angeles, Cal.
Christian science is demonstrable
truth. On the arch is engraved
Feed my sheep, (I 24003, Noy, 22.
1907.) [3317
Cheney
os. 1-5, Jan., 1908
KINE ARTS
49
|
Dollter (P. F.), & son
New York, N. Y. |
Exceeding the speed limit; by Ed- |
ward Penfield, showing a children’s |
nursery. (I 24019, Dec. 12, 1907.) |
[3318-8320
Girl’s head; by Elwyn Chambers, of
a girl’s head with a profusion of
reddish brown hair. (I 24280, Jan.
13, 1908.)
’'Twas the night before Christmas; by |
Jessie Willcox Smith of a little boy,
head resting on a well spread table,
asleep. (I 24049, Dec. 17, 1907.)
Coon (John) jr., East
Cleveland, Ohio.
Coon’s Muts.
Mut series. 1-8.
Dec. 9, 1907.)
Corwin (C. A.),
York, N. Y.
Wild West. Western plains showing |
two cow boys and two Indians.
24194, Dec., 31, 1907.)
Uelaee Wiad
York, N. Y.
Bit of Holland. Evening scene near
Katwyck, showing windmill. (I
24144, Dec. 28, 1907.) [3331-8335
In the harbor, Venice. Two large
sailing vessels in center foreground.
(I 24179, Dec. 31, 1907.)
the Highlands. Six sheep in
pasture of the Scottish Highlands.
(I 24208, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Old faith. Interior scene, showing
family at prayer. (I 24213, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Thoroughbreds. Three horses in a
field. (I 24145, Dec. 28, 1907.)
Crowell publishing com-
pany, Springfield, Ohio.
Feeding the doves. Child seated hold-
[3321-3329 |
(I 28977-23985,
New
ay
[3330 |
Crane New
In
ing a dove which she is feeding. (I
24195, Jan. 2, 1908, ) [3336
Daprato statuary com-
pany, Chicago, Ill.
Altar used in Roman _ Catholic
ehurches. Roman. style, supported
on either side by a pillar. (1
24042, Dec. 16, 1907.) [8337-3341
Haster candle stick. Gothic style,
having ornamental design work and
claw feet. (I 24102, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Gothie style. upper section show-
ing three angels. (I 24099, Dec. 26,
~ 1907.)
—— Roman style, supported by one
angel. (I 24101, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Roman style, supported by two
angels. (I 24100, Dec. 26, 1907.)
25371—08——4
| Day dreams;
| King of the plains.
Davis (Warren B.), New
York, N. Y.
My little chauffeur. Young woman in
automobile costume seated
in an
automobile. {I 24153, Dec. 30,.
1907.) 3342
Davis (William Steeple),
Orient, N.. x.
3eauty and the beast. Sleeping cat
and Teddy bear on sofa. (I 24165,
Dec. 30, 1907.) [33438
Dejonge (lL.) & co., New
SOP, ie cs
Bunches of chrysanthemums; arranged
in irregular groups. (1 23174, Dec.
31, 1907.) 3344-3347
| Bunches of forget-me-nots; arranged
| irregularly. (I 24177, Dee. 31,
1907.)
/
| Bunches of poppies: arranged irregu-
larly. (I 24176, Dec. 31, 1907.)
| Bunches of roses; arranged irregu-
larly. (I 24175, Dec. 31, 1907.)
De Luce (Percival), New
TOrtk, Ma-.2-
by Percival De Luce,
young girl in quaint costume seated
in an apple tree. (I 24161, Dec. 30,
1907. ) [3348
Deming (Edwin Willard),
New York, N. Y.
Bear playing with frog. Statuary.
Bear cub mouth open as if growling
at a frog. (I 23999, Dec. 11, 1907.)
[3349-3353
Indian Orpheus; or, Young Hiawatha,
A group. Indian and four bears.
(I 24002, Dee. 11, 1907.)
Young Indian, nude, leaning
against a tree playing his magic
flute. (I 28998, Dec. 11, 1907.)
Statuary. Buf-
falo bull (bison) bellowing. Head
turned to the left. .(I 24000, Dec.
11, 1907.)
The surprised bear. Statuary. A
bear standing on his hind legs sur-
prised by snapping turtle. (I 24001,
Dec. 11, 1907.)
Diranian (Sarkis), New
Zork, No:
Femme au; chapeau. Girl wearing
large black hat, hair falling over
shoulders. (I 24232, Dec. 11, 1907.)
[8354-3359
Five o clock tea. Interior, showing
three women, one seated, pouring
tea. (I 24227, Dec, 11, 1907.)
Lilae girl. Young girl, décolleté, with
arms full of flawers. (I 24230, Dec.
11, 1907.)
CATALOGUE OF
Diranian (Sarkis), New
York,” Wil ¥:
Marchands of antiquity. Bazaar show-
ing merchants three of which are
standing talking.
1907.)
Turkish dancing girl.
(I 24228, Dec. 11, |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Young girl |
holding a tambourine on his shoul- |
der. (I 24229, Dec. 11, 1907.)
Turkish woman.
young woman, face partly covered
with veil. (I 242381, Dec. 11, 1907.)
1 photo. of each Noy. 22, 1907.
Drake (William Henry),
New York, N. Y.
Royal family.
(I 24243, Dec. 26, 1907; 1 photo. Dec.
19, 1907.) : [3360
Dunsmore (John Ward),
New York, N. Y.
Lee (Gen. Robert E.) Mounted on a
horse. [3361, 33862
Lincoln (Abraham). Standing by a
table, holds paper in left hand.
(I 24192, 24191, Dec. 32, 1907.)
Ferris (Jean Leon Ger-
ome), Philadelphia, Pa.
Departure of the Mayflower. Two
Puritan figures on beach at moon-
rise. Old man seated and young
girl standing. (I 24266, Dec. 28,
1907. ) [3363, 3364
John Alden and Priscilla. Two Puri-
tan figures male and female walking
in the woods, dog to right. (I 24265,
Dec. 28, 1907.)
Filleau (Emery Alonzo),
Kansas City, Mo.
Don’t be a dead one, eternity is long.
Grinning skull with smoking cigar,
resting on a book. (I 24225, Jan. 3,
1908.) [33865
Forbes lithograph manu-
facturing company,
Boston, Mass.
Ada. Head and bust of woman, show-
ing left profile of head. (1 24057,
Dec. 20, 1907.)
Gleaners (The) Woman and child
with arms around each other, child
has a bunch of wheat. (I 24060,
Dec. 20, 1907.)
Milkmaid. Girl in farm dress carrying
two milk pails. (I 24058, Dec. 20,
1907.)
Fraser (Malcolm), Brook-
haven, Long Island.
Adam and Eve cast out of the Garden.
Nearly nude figure of a man kneel-
Head and bust of |
Group of wild animals. |
[3366-3368 |
ing, standing behind him is a partly |
nude woman.
1908. )
(I 24290, Jan. 14,
[3869-8380
pt. 4, n. s., Vv.
Fraser (Malcolm), Brook-
haven, Long Island. y
Birth of the rainbow. Two wingal
figures, male and female. Below the
waist they turn to a rainbow. (I
24296, Jan. 14, 1908.)
Eve, after the fall. Nude female
ting at foot of a tree and bound to
the tree by a serpent. (I 24289, Jan.
14, 1908.)
For God so saved the world. Aged
male figure in white, behind him are
massed angels. (I 24292, Jan. 14,
1908. )
It is well with the world. Two seated
male figures supporting a globe. (I
24993, Jan. 14, 1908.)
Mary in Egypt. Figure of a woman
surrounded by sheep, holding in her
armababe. (I 24291, Jan. 14, 1908.)
Of such is the kingdom of heayen. A
mother seated on the floor and sur-
rounded by toys, beside her stands
Christ holding a baby. (I 24294,
Jan. 14, 1908.)
Shore of the narrow sea. Old man and
woman standing against mass of
rock. The woman is holding out her
hands to a child led by Christ. (I
24295, Jan. 14, 1908.)
Soul and its lover. Two figures, one
representing Christ, the other a fe-
male representing a soul. (I 24287,
Jan. 14, 1908.) 4
Spirit and the flesh. Nude female rep-
resenting Spirit, below her, wading
in water is a being representing
Flesh. (I 24285, Jan. 14, 1908.)
Way of the dead. Female figure with
bowed head carrying an urn in her
arms, She wears a black Greek
dress of mourning. (I 24286, Jan.
14, 1908.)
What hast thou done for Me. Head of
Christ crowned with thorns. (I
24288, Jan. 14, 1908.)
Friend brothers clothing :
company, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Portraits 1-12. [Illustrating men’s
clothing.] (I 24196-24207, Jan. 2,
1908 ) [3381-3392
Gilbert (C. Allen), New
York, WN. 2,
American beauties; by C. Allen Gil-
bert, of four girls’ heads, one over
the other.
Madame Butterfly: by C. Allen Gil-
bert, of Japanese girl in flowing gar-
ments, with hand on top of her head.
(I 24154, 24155, Dec. 30, 1907.)
[3393, 3394
FINE
s. 1-5, Jan., 1908
ARTS 51
Glidden varnish company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
estern girls. Two young women en-
gaged in painting furniture. (I
24268, Jan. 10, 1908.) [3395
Gorodess (Michael), New
Toric, NWN. X.
ur brave firemen. Sixteen scenes,
duties of firemen from the time
alarm is rung until it’s over. (I
23997, Dec. 11, 1907.) [3396
Greyer (Bertha A.), Bos-
ton, Mass.
usting the enemy. <A pussy-cat try-
ing to eject a Teddy bear. (I 24034,
Dec. 14, 1907.) [3397
Haggin (Ben-Ali), New
work” .N. ©.
Full length por-
(I 23993,
[38398
anako (Madame).
trait of Japanese actress.
Dec. 10, 1907.)
Harper (Elizabeth),
Augusta, Ga.
Spanish bayonets. Plants; one tall
plant in the back ground, a short
plant in the foreground. (I 24028,
Dec. 13, 1907.) [83899
Hudson (Grace), Ukiah,
Cal.) °
al.
Basket baby 322. Yokia Indian baby
in a carrying basket. (I 24023,
Dec. 12, 1907.) [8400-8404
Cha-no tsi-tol (Talking leaves). Two
Indian children listening to hear the
leaves talk. (I 24024, Dec. 12, 1907.)
Poma Indian child sitting in a field of
pink flowers. (I 24026, Dec. 12,
1907.)
Yo-ya (South wind).
child watching clouds.
Dec. 12, 1907.)
Poma Indian
| Thursday’s child.
Hunt
company,
( Woodbury
Concord,
Ready for the ball; by Jessie Per Lee
Barrick, of young lady *standing in
evening gown with opera cloak. (I
24150, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Saturday’s child. Child
clothes on clothes line.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Sunday’s child.
into a hand mirror.
30, 1907. )
E.)
hanging
(I 24171,
Child seated, looking
(I 24172, Dec.
Child in summer
costume, holding doll by the foot. (I
24169, Dec. 30, 1907.)
_ Tuesday’s child. Child in daisy field
(I 24027, |
Yokia Indian child in red dress, sitting |
on ground eating peaches. (I 24025,
Dec. 12, 1907.)
Hunt (Woodbury E.)
company, Concord,
7 IN. H:
Carlotta; by Opal White, of a young
woman, auburn hair,
_ gown with poppies. (I 24152, Dee.
30, 1907.) [8405-3414
Expectancy; by Jessie Per Lee Bar-
rick, of young lady in evening gown,
seated. (I 24151, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Friday’s child. Child in church pew
holding hymn book. (I 24170, Dec.
30, 1907.)
First spanking.
low necked |
_ Hopeless.
Yellow peril.
Monday’s child. Child with rose held |
by both hands.
1907.)
(I 24166, Dec. 30, |
with wreath of daisies on her head.
(I 24167, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Wednesday’s child. Child in winter
costume with sprig of holly in her
hand. (I 24168, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Johnson (Charlotte Rose),
Franklin, Va.
Little bear leaving White House.
Weeping bear carrying a paper. (I
24064, Dec. 20, 1907.) [3415
(Maurice) engrav-
company, Wash-
ington, D. C.
Greetings from foreign nations.
of seven different countries.
[3416, 3417
Merry Christmas. Santa Claus bear-
ing a load of green branches. (TI
24046, 24045, Dec. 16, 1907; 1 photo
of each, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Kendall (William Ser-
geant), Barrytown,
Ns
Narcissa. Nude child standing before
a mirror. (I 24226, Jan. 3, 1908.)
[3418
Ker (Wm. Balfour), Rock-
ville Center, Long
Island, N. Y.
Scene in bedroom,
young man Sitting in chair with child
appealingly embracing him. (I 24050,
Dec. 18, 1907. ) [3419
Joyce
ing
Flags
Ker (Mary Sigsbee), Paris,
France.
Boy sitting in front of four
(I 24071, Dec. 20, 1907.)
[3420, 3421
Little child in a white
crib bed looking with astonishment
at a large Japanese doll. (I 24085,
Dec. 23, 1907.)
puppies.
52 CATALOGUE OF
Kitson (Henry
Quincy, Mass.
Port Gibson.
number of Union soldiers.
Dee. 20, 4907.)
Kitson (Theo Alice Rug-
gles), Quincy, Mass.
Standard bearer. Statue of a soldier
H.),
[3422
Statue representing a
(I 24056, |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
}
|
:
| Safety in numbers.
.
While impressing the Orient with our
on the march, bearing a flag. (I.
24055, Dec. 20, 1907.) [3423 |
Klepper (Max F.), New
York, NLU.
Great Sysonby. Head of a horse. (I
24146, Dec. 28, 1907.) [3424 |
Kursheedt manufacturing com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
Drawings nos. 189-147. Designs of
fringe point lace. (I 24086-24094,
Dec. 24, 1907.) [3425-3435
Lenz (Alfred), Chicago,
Ill.
Sentinel (The). Model of full length
figure of Indian standing on ledge
of rock. (I 24112, Dec. 26, 1907.)
[3434 |
Le Vasseur’ (A.) & CO.,
Paris, France.
Rentrée du vaingneur; par J. Van
Marcke of a winning horse on his
return to the paddock. (I 24084,
Dec. 23, 1907.) [3435
Lewis (O. W.), Barre, Vt.
Monumental design. Base hammered,
wash edge rounded, die front curved
and polished. (I 24074, Dec. 21,
1907. ) [3436
Life publishing company,
New York, N. Y.
In the adversity of our best friends we
often find something which does not
displease us. Girl leaning on table,
erying. (I 24096, Dec. 24, 1907.)
[84387-8446
In the lifetime of a California red-
wood tree. A gigantic tree with a
pictorial chronicle of events. (I
24234, Jan. 6, 1908; 1 photo, Jan. 14,
1908. )
Knowledge is power. Two little boys
‘stealing jam; small girl stands
watching them. (I 24095, Dec. 24,
1907. )
Love that passeth all understanding. |
Young girl and old man seated at a
dining table. (I 24044, Dec. 16
1907.)
Old brass knocker. Street scene show-
ing a colonial house, two persons
approaching surrounded by shadowy
figures of the past. (I 24271, Jan.
11, 1908.)
Kai-Tai.
pt. 4, n. &, Vv.
Life publishing company,
New York, N. Y
Our birthday. Cupid, represen
Life, standing on steps of his
receiving his guests. (I 24162,
30, 1907.)
Veranda on whi
stands a girl surrounded by men. (
24164, Dec. 30, 1907.)
To those who have gone. Cupid stand-
ing at a table holding a glass
wine. (I 24163, Dec. 30, 1907.) ;
Pacific fleet, why don’t we send along
pictorial floats and show ’em how
great we really are? A number of
floats. (I 23986, Dec. 9, 1907.)
Working to beat hell. A minister in a
pulpit making a strenuous appeal to
his people. (I 24272, Jan. 11, 1908.)
Lowney (Walter M.) com-
pany, Boston, Mass.
Girl with chrysanthemums. Head and
shoulders of young girl; she wears
two chrysanthemums, (I 24017, Dee.
3, 1907.) [3447-3453
Girl with goldenrod. Head and shoul-
ders of young girl, has bunch of
goldenrod pinned on front of waist.
(I 24018, Dec. 3, 1907.)
Girl with lilacs. Head and shoulders
of young lady; wears bunch of lilacs.
(1 24016, Dee. 3, 1907.)
Queen of clubs. Head and shoulders
of young girl in a club. (1 24012,
* Nov. 30, 1907.)
Queen of diamonds. Head of young
girl in ace of diamonds. (1 24015,
Noy. 30, 1907.)
Queen of hearts. Head’and shoulders
of young girl in ace of hearts. (I
24014, Nov. 30, 1907.) |
Queen of spades. Head and shoulders
of a young girl in a spade. (I 24013,
Noy. 30, 1907.)
McIntosh (William W.),
Island Height aa
Harold. Great Dane’s ead modelled
from life. (I 23989, Dec. 10, 1907.)
[3454-3458
A chow dog’s head modelled
from life. (I 23991, Dec. 10, 1907.)
Head of a cat modelled from
(I 23990, Dec. 10, 1907.)
Norval. Scotch deer hound in sitting —
position, modelled from life. (I
23988, Dec. 10, 1907.)
Old Phil Croxter.
elled from life.
1907.)
Kitten.
life.
Pointer dog mod-
(I 28992, Dec. 10,
FINE
. 1-5, Jan., 1908
ARTS
53
MckKnight-Smith (C.),
New York, N. Y.
8. 8.) Fully equipped
(I 24048, Dec. 17, 1907.)
[38459
Mann (Saul), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Delaware (U.
battle ship.
Heroes. Water color poster painting.
(I 23700, Nov. 14, 1907; 1 photo.
Dec. 7, 1907.) [3460
Mendoza (I. P.) (Limited),
London, England.
Jungle stories. Boy lying on tiger’s
skin reading. (I 24142, Dec. 28,
1907.) [3461, 3462
Tristram and Isolde.
a harp, Isolde is listening. (I 24141,
Dec. 28, 1907.
Moeller (Louis), New
York; N. Y.
Their first deposit. Interior of bank,
showing elderly couple. (I 24214,
Jan. 2, 1908.) [3463
Moller (Ludwig), Liibeck,
Germany.
Jeachim (Professor Joseph).
figure of eminent violinist playing
violin. (I 24062, Dec. 20, 1907.)
[3464
Moore (Thomas J.), New
Tork, N.Y.
Stern mausoleum. Monument in form
of mausoleum, is of granite &
bronze, rectangular in plan,
Under the awn- |
ing of a boat Tristram is playing on |
| Springtime; by P. Lambert, of a forest
Moran vars Plainfield,
N.
Fluffy Ruffles in be Full-length fig-
ure in blue tailor suit. (I 24109,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Fluffy Ruffles in pink. Full-length fig-
ure in pink tailor suit. (I 24110,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Fluffy Ruffles in yellow. Full-length
figure in yellow suit. (I 24108, Dec.
26, 1907.)
Marquise (La).
empire gown.
1907.)
National art company,
New York, N. Y.
Full-length figure in
(I 24106, Dec. 26,
in fore-
20, 1907.)
[3475
scene with pool of water
ground. (I 24029, Nov.
Newton (Francis), New
POLE. Xe
| Rattle watch of New Amsterdam. Row
Bust |
having |
an entablature supported in front by |
four fiuted Grecian Doric columns.
(I 22788, Aug. 27, 1907; 1 photo.
Jan.+11, 1908.)
Moran (KE. Percy), New
work, N.. ¥.
| Hessians *on
[8465 |
Christening (The); by E. Percy Mo- |
ran, of a group of young people com-
ing from a church. [8466, 3467
Neighbors; by E. Perey Moran, of
young man and woman, man smok-
ing pipe, woman watering fiowers.
(I 24159, 24160, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Moran (Leon), Plainfield,
vis aa
Betty. Young woman seated with arm |
(I 24108,
[38468-3474
resting on back of chair.
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Comtess (La).
woman in empire gown, wears black
picture hat. (I 24104, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Duchess (La). Full-length figure of
woman in empire gown, has curl over
left shculder. (I 24105, Dee. 26,
1907.)
Full-length figure of |
of Dutch houses, eight large figures
composing rattle watch or police
force. (I 242738, Jan. 13, 1908.)
[3476
Northwestern knitting
company, Minne-
apolis, Minn.
[5 drawings of figure of child illustrat-
ing underwear.] (I 2401, Dec. 12,
1907 ; I 24209-24212, Jan. 2, 1908.)
[3477-3481
Ogden (H.A.), New York,
i. es
the road to Trenton.
Seene before an old stone farm-
house. Girl regarding a soldier. (I
23987, Dec. 10, 1907. [38482
Parke, Davis & co., De-
troit, Mich.
Domarie. Three-quarter panel picture
of girl, fur hat and fur boa around
shoulders. (I 24059, Dec. 20, 1907.)
[3483
Paulding (John), Chi-
cago, Ill.
Clemens (Samuel). Relief panel por-
trait. [3484, 8485
Irving (Sir Henry). Relief panel por-
trait. (I 24075, 24076, Dec. 21,:1907.)
Peruna drug manufactur-
ing company, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Nurse girl. Half-length figure of girl
in nurse’s attire, holding a sponge
and soap. (I 24270, Jan. 10, 1908.)
[3486
.
54° CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 4, n. s., Vv.
Poor Richard company,
New York, N. Y.
Flower of fashion. Woman dressed in
the Colonial period carrying flowers
_ in her arms.
(I 24186, Dec. 31, 1907.) |
[3487
Pyznar (Francis), Balti-
more, Md.
Patria. Circular-shaped figure, in cen-
ter of which is a spread eagle. (I
24054, Dec. 20, 1907.) [38488
Quirk (Nicholis J.), Chi-
cago, Ill.
Scoutship at sea.
ship. New type of U.
cruiser. (I 23952,
S. Scout
Dec. 9, 1907.)
, [38489
Remington (Frederic),
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Buffalo horse. Bronze group. Bull
buffalo reared on hind legs with
pony on shoulder, Indian rider be-
ing tossed upward. (I 24011, Dec.
Four-funnelled war- |
12, 1907.) [3490 |
Roseland (Nancy), Brook- |
Sythe tn
Going to cross water, honey. Old col- |
ored muse telling young girl’s for-
tune with cards. (I 24115, Dec. 27,
1907. ) [3491-3494
Old muse’s' prophesy.
muse telling young girl’s fortune
~ with ecards. (I 24114, Dec. 27, 1907.)
Prophesy of the tea leaves. Old col-
ored mammy telling young girl what
she sees in the tea cup. (I 24113,
Dec. 27, 1907.)
Turn of the cards.
Old colored |
Series of booths.
Old colored muse |
telling the fortune of two young |
girls with cards.
1907.)
Rungius (Carl), Brook-
igne Ned.
Alert.
ahead. (I 24082, Dec. 23, 1907.)
[3495-3500
Herd bull. Big bull
broadside through high, dry grass.
(I 24009, Dec. 12, 1907.)
New-Brunswick. Bull moose up to his
knees in underbrush on the shore of
a pond. (I 240838, Dec. 23, 1907.)
On Yukon waters. Bull moose stand-
ing broadside on the bank of a river.
(1 24080, Dec. 23, 1907.)
Siesta. Shaded spot between two
rocks, bull elk standing facing, one
cow lying.
Storm clouds.
sheep on hill, heavy clouds gather-
ing behind. (I 24081, Dec. 28, 1907.)
(I 24010, Dec, 12, 1907.) |
Three white mountain |
(I 24116, Dec. 27, |
| Wall booths.
Bull caribou looking silently |
| Visiting.
elk walking
Saint-Gaudens (Augusta
H.), exc., Windsor, Vt.
Head of Christ. Statue by Augu
Saint-Gaudens, mounted on pedestal.
Hair is parted and falls on either
side of head, eyes are closed, and
face shows a thin beard and mus-
tache. (I 24263, Dec. 26, 1907.)
[3501
Satterlee (Walter), New
York, Bia
_ Leaving the old Southern home; by
Walter Satterlee of group of people
in door-way of colonial house, in
foreground a bride bidding farewell
to parents. (I 24158, Dec. 30, 1907.)
[
Schwartz (C. W.), Ot-
tumwa, Iowa.
Baby found her mother on the golden
shore. Full figure of an angel in
flight across a river bearing a child
in herarms. (I 24053, Dec. 5, 1907.)
[3503
Scribner’s (Charles) sons,
New York, N. Y.
Blow. Two small children, the larger
one is holding a handkerchief to the
nose of the smaller. (I 24278, Jan.
13, 1908. ) [8504, 3505
tivals. Little girl seated on a chair
holding a doll in one hand and a
Teddy bear in the other. (I 24279,
Jan. 13, 1908.)
(M. Aum
York, N. 3s
Booths having the
fronts in a common plane and being”
of alternately less and greater
depths. (I 24061, Dec. 20, 1907.)
[ , 3007
Series of wall booths,
having in front a continuous coun-
ter. (I 24264, Jan. 8, 1908.)
Sloan (J. V.) & co., New
York, N. Y.
Two little girls, side view,
dressed in white sunbonnets and
white aprons. (I 24067, Dee. 20,
1907.) [3508
Smith (Mrs. Adele Louise),
New York, N. Y.
Singer New
| Washington’s old home at Mt. Vernon.
Summer landscape, showing colonial
house surrounded by trees. (I
24051, Dec. 18, 1907.) [8509 ;
Southern manufacturing
company, Richmond, Va. :
Sunday morning. Rural scene, show- —
ing young man and woman attired —
in colonial style. .(I 24022, Dec. 12,
1907.) [3510 ©
j
FINE
nos. 1-5, Jan., 1908
ARTS
Southwick (A. Q.), New
work, Mio,
April.
stone. (I 235956, Nov. 20, 1907.)
[8511-3522
August. Wild roses with birthstone or
moonstone. (I 28960, Nov. 20, 1907.)
December. Sprig of holly with a
horseshoe, showing birthstone or
turquoise.
Vebruary. Primrose,
thyst as birthstone.
20, 1907.)
January.
stone.
July.
stone.
showing ame-
Snow flower, garnet birth-
(I 239538, Nov. 20, 1907.)
Golden rod. Ruby as _ birth-
(I 23959, Nov. 20, 1907.)
June.
birthstone.
March. Lotus with blood stone
birthstone.
May.
birthstone.
November. Chrysanthemum with
wish bone. and topaz signifying
birthstone.
October. Clover design with opal set
Inaring. (I 23962, Nov. 20, 1907.)
September. Stick
pin showing sapphire.
Nov. 20, 1907.)
Sutherland (HE. BE.) medicine
company, Paducah, Ky.
Family (The).
and a child.
1907.)
Sweeney (Samuel), Alle-
gheny, Pa.
Daniel protected by an angel in the
lion’s den. Den showing heavy
walls and stone floor. Standing is
angels facing Daniel. [8524, 3525
Highland Park, entrance showing part
of reservoir. Landscape view on en-
tering a beautiful park.
I 23995, 23996, Dec. 11, 1907.
Thomson (F. Louise),
Washington, D. C.
Kelvin (Lord). Seated, holding a book
in left hand. (I 24077, Dec. 21,
1907.)
Thorne (Wm.), New York,
We Y.
Fleur de Lis with emerald as
Morning glories.
(I 24068, Dec. 20,
Constance.
white seated on a wall, wears hat,
streamers of which hang over left
shoulder. (I 24111, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Tulip with diamond as birth- |
(I 23957, Nov. 20, 1907.) |
(I 23964, Nov. 20, 1907.) |
(I 28954, Nov. |
| Startled pair of
| Woodcock
Rose with pearl showing as |
(I 23958, Nov. 20, 1907.) |
as |
(I 23955, Nov. 20, 1907.) |
|
(I 23963, Noy. 20, 1907.) |
| Noted
(I 23961,
Group of two women |
[3523 |
[3526 |
Figure of young girl in |
| Fresh scent.
[3527 |
Vow (The).
Tobin (George T.),
Lorks i, XY.
Secrets. Child whispering in the ear
of a white angora cat. (I 24233,
Jan. 4. 1908.) [3528
Tuck (Raphael) & sons,
Itd., London, England.
Gamey black bass. Bass caught on
the hook. (I 24007, Dec. 12, 1907.)
3529-3532
Shy English ring neck pheasant. Pair
of pheasants in undergrowth. (I
24004, Dec. 12, 1907.)
green winged teal.
Two green winged teal flying across
a stretch of water. (I 24005, Dec.
12, 1907.)
in the shady bog. Four
woodcock amongst foliage. (I 24006,
Dec. 12, 1907.)
Van Nostrand (A.
30ston, Mass.
Workers’ series. no. 1. Man in pro-
file standing on frame of an iron
building. (I 24035, Dec. 14, 1907.)
[3533
Victor talking machine
company, Camden, N. J.
artists. Dog listening to a
phonograph, border consisting of
heads of men and women. (I 24269,
Jan. 10, 1908.) [3534
Vose (R. C.) and Vose
(N. M.), Boston, Mass.
Annunciation (The); by Mary L. Ma-
comber of Mary and the angel facing
each other. (I 24031, Dec. 13, 1907.)
[38535-8538
Enchanted bracelet; by Mary L. Ma-
comber of young girl fingering brace-
let which is on her arm. (I 240382,
Dec. 138, 1907.)
Locket (The); by Mary L. Macomber
of a voung girl holding a locket. (I
24030, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Outcast (The) ; by Mary L. Macomber
of young girl holding a child in her
arms. (I 24033, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Whitehead & Hoag co.,
Newark, N. J.
Statue of semi-nude fig-
ure of Indian, standing on ledge of
temple, holding a lily in his left
hand, and looking toward sky. (I
24267, Jan. 9, 1908.) [3539
Willett (Arthur),
York, N. Xs
Hunting scene showing
huntsmen on horses, hounds run-
ning in advance. (I 24107, Dec. 26,
1907.) [3540
G.),
New
Wilson (Frederick),
Briarcliff Manor,
N.Y.
Annunciation to Mary. Three panel
picture showing the B. V. Mary
kneeling. [3541, 3542
Ascension (The). Three panel picture
showing Christ full length in center
panel.
I 23949, 23948, Dec. 7, 1907.
Winchester repeating arms
company, New Haven.
Conn.
Return from the hunt. Man on horse-
back, ground covered with snow. (I
24147, Dec. 20, 1907.) [3543
Witkowski (Karl), Vails-
burg, N. J.
Boy warming his hands.
ing near a fire in an empty lot.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
‘
pt. 4, 0.8, v. 8
| Witkowski (Karl), Vails-
burg, N. J.
Day is over. Boy sitting near a fence,
hand resting on newspapers.
I 24065, 24066, Dec. 20, 1907.
Woodbury granite com-
I pany, Pittsburg, Pa.
, (Monumental memorial font of Grecian
| architecture. Two bases, four Dorie
| columns. (I 24043, Dec. 16, 1907.)
| : [3546
) Zschaelitz (Richard), Jer-
sey City, N. J.
_Look out. Two young ladies enjoying
the beauty of a calm winter day.
One of the girls is kneeling in the
Boy kneel- |
[3544, 3545 |
snow and making a snowball. (I
23994, Dec. 11, 1907.) [3547
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph each
and including in the Catalogue since
——
Jan. 1, 19081. 2 Eee 339
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3548—5942
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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 3
Nos. 6-9
FEBRUARY, 1908
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABBETS.
I. Containing Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
graphs ; Class H, Photographs.
Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, Cuts
and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the last issue,
are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet.
in a separate alphabet following this.
The entries for Fine Arts will be found
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 Thos. Agnew
& Sons, London, England.
December 7, 1907.
Class I, XXc, no. 60217, December 6, 1907; 2 copies received
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
Agnew (Thos.) & sons,
London, England.
Enyllis, (EF 60217, Dec. 6, 1907; 2 c.
Dec. 7, 1907.) [3548
Alexander (Lura Vine
Smith), Chicago, Il.
Answer (The) (F 61844, Jan. 17,
20085 2c, Jan. 18, 1908.)
[38549-8553
Iris heads. (F 616389, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Lillie heads. (F 61638, Jan. 18, 1908.)
“Sentiment. (IF 61641, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Special sail. (F 61640, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Allen (Arthur Russell),
Trinidad, Colo.
Smile that won’t come off. (H 105,-
bot, dan. 25, 1908; 2 « Jan. 24,
1908.) [3554
Alman & co., New York,
Ne Y.
Morton (Paul) A-D. (H _ 105579-
105582, Jan. 27, 1908.) [38555-8558
American-examiner, New
Works N.Y.
Bertha. (F 61898, Jan. 20, 1908.)
[3559-3580
Catville. (F 61899, Jan. 20, 1908.)
— (F 62251, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Dottie Dimple. (F 61897, Jan. 20,
1908. )
American-examiner, New
Mork) IN, X.
Happy Hooligan. (F 61894, Jan. 20,
1908.) :
— (F 62252, Jan. 27, 1908.)
—— (I 62452, Feb. 5, 1908.)
He really is a very good boy. (F
62253, Jan. 27, 1908.)
His name is Smith. (F 62250, Jan.
27, 1908. )
(FF 62454, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Jimmy. (F 61900, Jan. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 62249, Jan. 27, 1908.)
— (F 62453, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Just busy little. (F 61901, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Katzenjammer kids.
27, 1908.)
— (Ff 62450, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Katzies! And Sandy. (F 61893, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Mary-Jane, Tige and (F 62449, Feb.
8, 1908).
No wedding bells for Batch.
Jan. 20, 1908.)
(F 62451, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Teddy-B and Teddy-G, &c.
Jan. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 62247, Jan. 27, 1908.)
oT
(F 62248, Jan.
(F 61895,
(F 61896,
58
American - journal - exam-
iner, New York, N. Y.
About face. (EF 62569, Feb. 7, 1908.)
[8581-8672
Among those present. (F 62305, Jan.
29, 1908.)
Braggo the monk.
1908. )
—— (F 62035, Jan, 22-1908.)
— (F 62244, Jan. 27, 1908.)
(F 62592, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Goat club. (F 62303, Jan. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 62321, Jan. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 62426, Feb. 1, 1908.)
—— (F 62470, Feb. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 62576, Feb. 7, 1908.)
Groucho the monk. (F 61704, Jan. 15,
1908. )
— (F 61841,
—— (F 61857,
— (F 62025,
— (I 62071,
—— (F 62154,
— (F §2310,
—- (F 62379,
— (F 62447,
—— (I" 62469,
— (F 62578,
Hallroom
1908. )
—— (F 61705, Jan. 15,
— (F 61839, Jan:
— (F 61904, Jan.
— (F 62036, Jan. §
—— (F 62110, Jan.
— (F 62246, Jan.
— (F 62380, Jan.
— (F 62504, Feb. 5
(IF 62593, Feb.
Heritage of kings.
1908. )
I see by the papers.
1908. )
— (F 62377, Jan. 31, 1908.)
— (F 62446, Feb. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 62502, Feb. 5, 1908.)
—— (F 62590, Feb. 8, 1908.)
It comes in bunches,
17, 1908. )
— (F 61856, Jan.
— (F 62028, Jan.
— (F 62070, Jan.
— (F 62153, Jan.
—— (FI 62308, Jan.
lbs
(F 61689, Jan. 14,
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
17, 1908.)
18, 1908.)
21, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
29, 1908.)
31, 1908.)
3, 1908.)
Feb. 4, 1908.)
Feb. 7, 1908. )
boys. (F 61690, Jan, 14,
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908.)
1908.)
1908.)
, 1908.)
8, 1908.)
(I 62974, Feb. 7,
(F¥ 62108, Jan. 24,
18, 1908.)
21, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
29, 1908.)
happened in Birdland.
Jan. 17, 1908.)
King Kazooks.
1908. )
—— (F 61842, Jan. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 62026, Jan. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 62072, Jan. 23, 1908.)
(F. 61706, Jan. 15,
(F 61840, |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
|
/
|
|
|
|
:
!
| —— (F 61855, Jan.
| —— (F 62027, Jan.
| —— (F 62152, Jan.
| —— (F 62507, Jan.
| Nother one.
(F 61887, Jan. |
| Running mates.
pt. IV, 0. 8, V3
American - journal - exam-
iner, New York, N. Y.
King Kazooks. (F 62531, Jan. 27,
1908. )
—— (F 62381, Jan. 31, 1908.)
—— (F 62448, Feb. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 62473, Feb. 4, 1908.)
| —— (F 62573, Feb. 7, 1908.)
—— (F 62594, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Laugh and the world laughs with you.
(F 61703, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Merry widow waltz-song.
Feb. 7, 1908.)
Mrs. Trubbell. (F. 61688, Jan. 14,
1908. )
(EF 62571,
18, 1908.)
21, 1908.)
—— (F 62034, Jan. 22, 1908.)
— (F 62069, Jan. 23, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
—— (F 62243, Jan. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 62302, Jan.
—— (F 62503, Feb.
—— (F 62570, Feb.
—— (F 62575, Feb. 7, 1908.)
Monopoly police. (F 61691, Jan. 14,
1908. )
My dear boy. I’m busted. (F 62478,
Feb. 4, 1908.)
National obstacle race. F 62245, Jan.
27, 1908.)
Nerve of some people. (F 61838, Jan.
17, 1908.)
(F 61903, Jan. 20, 1908.)
(F 62111, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Presidential possibilities. (F 62309,
Jan. 29, 1908.)
Quite another tune.
1908. ) ;
Rhymo the monk.
1908. )
(F 62591, Feb. 8,
(F 62109, Jan. 24,
(F 61836, Jan. 17,
1908.)
Speaking of real live issues. (F
61902, Jan. 20, 1908.)
_ What little Sammy knows. (F 62306,
|
Jan. 29, 1908.)
| —— (F 62322, Jan. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 62427, Feb. 1, 1908.)
| —— (F 62505, Feb. 5, 1908.)
:
Whole Peewee family.
29, 1908.)
(F 62323, Jan. 30, 1908.)
(F 62304, Jan.
| —— (F 62428, Feb. 1, 1908.)
— (F 62471, Feb. 4, 1908.)
| —— (F 62572, Feb. 7, 1908.)
—— (F 62577, Feb. 7, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
os. 6-9, Feb., 1908
American - journal - exam-
iner, New York, N. Y.
Wouldn’t it make you mad.
Feb. 7, 1908.)
American lithograph com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
rysanthemum girl.
11, 1908.) [8673-8679 |
Electric car girl. (G 17940, Jan. 11, |
1908. ) |
Meditation. (G 179385, Jan. 11, 1908.)
mun praying. P. 57. 22324.
105798, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Racing car girl. (G 17939, Jan. 11,
1908. )
ouring car girl.
1908. )
Violet girl.
(G 17938, Jan. 11,
American mutoscope and
biograph company,
New York, N. Y.
(H 105983, Feb. 7,
1908.) [8680-8682
lassmates (H.. 105500, Jan... 27,
1908. )
Lonesome junction. (H 105288, Jan.
20, 1908.)
American photograph co.,
New York, N. Y.
Mauretania. (F 62289, Jan. 29, 1908.)
[8683-8685
Parker building. (F 62290, Jan. 29,
1908.)
Tetrazzini (Mme) Louisa).
Jan. 17, 1908.)
American poultry journal
pub. co., Chicago, III.
Poultry, turkeys, ducks, and geese.
Colored illustrations [1-8]. (F
62477-62484, Jan. 28, 1908; 2 ec. of
each Jan. 20, 1908.) [8686-3693
Andrews (George C.),
Minneapolis, Minn.
Minneapolis makes good.
(G. 18038-18044, Jan. 23,
(F 61843,
7-12, 14.
1908).
[3694-8700
Arab patrol, Kora temple,
. Lewiston, Me.
rab Patrol, Kora temple. [1,2] (H
105880; 105881, Feb. 6, 1908.)
[3701, 3702 |
Archibald (J. P.), Blairs-
ville, Pa.
lairsville, Pa., view of. (H 104841,
Zan, 1905; 1 c. Jan. 3, 1908: 1 c.
Jan. 27, 1908). [8703
Armbruster (Henrietta),
Denver, Colo.
Bank of flowers. (F 62517, Feb. 4,
1908. ) [3704-3706
(G 17937, Jan. |
(HH |
(F 62579, |
| Bank of violets.
| Two blue ribbon Angora kittens.
| Gipsies.
(G 17936, Jan. 11, 1908.) |
Armbruster (Henrietta),
Denver, Colo.
Bank of roses. (F 62516, Feb. 4, 1908.)
(F 62518, Feb. 4,
1908. )
2c. of each Jan. 24, 1908.
Armstrong (B. L.), New
London, Conn.
(G
18019, Jan. 29, 1908; 1 ec. Dee. 13,
1907 ; 1 c. Dec. 31, 1907.) [3707
Arnot (Robert),
France.
Dance at the Imperial court. (F
56991, Aug. 13, 1907.) [3708-8711
(F 61491, Jan. 7, 1908.)
Montezouma receiving Ferdinand
Cortez. (F 56763, Aug. 3, 1907.)
Rex. (F 61490, Jan. 7, 1908.)
Baker-Trisler co., Des
Moines, Iowa.
If a body kiss a body. (F 62459, Jan.
27, 1908.) [3712-8713
Isn’t it so? (F 62086, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Bales (C. R.), and Patch-
ett (W. H.), Bloom-
ington, Ill.
Paris,
Gems of sentiment and art. 1. (F
62257, Jan. 22, 1908.) [3714
Barker (B. Benton), Bur-
lington, Vt.
Essex, New York, Essex inn. (H
105187, Jan. 17, 1908.) [3715, 3716
Hearty Christmas greetings. (H
104248, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Howard (General O. O.) (H 105186,
Jan. 17, 1908.)
Loving Christmas wishes. (H 104249,
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Red head whistlers.
26, 1907.)
Why did he cross the road?
104251, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Barton (J. B.) Seattle,
Wash.
(H 105909, Feb. 5,
(H 104250, Dec.
(H
Meadow brook.
1908.) [8717, 3718
Snoqualmie river. (H 105910, Feb. 5,
1908. )
2 c. of each Dec. 31, 1907.
Barton & Spooner, Corn-
wall-on-the-Hudson,
NN.)
Orange lake. 7105. (F 56756, Aug. 2.
1907. 2 ce, Ang. 17, 1907.) [3719
Bates (Walter N.), Boston,
Mass.
(F 61614, Jan. 10, 1908.)
[3720
Loving bear.
60
Bauer gas fixture works,
Philadelphia, Pa.
. Ecclesiastical. (EF 62285, Jan. 21,
1908. ) [8721-8723
Harmony. (F 62284, Jan. 21, 1908.)
Individuality. (F 622838, Jan. 21,
1908. )
2c. of each Feb. 5, 1908.
Beck (Charles), Law-
rence, Mass.
Lawrence, Mass., Old toll bridge, 1860.
(H. 92657, Mar. 11, 1907. 1c. Mar. |
11, 180T 22 ©. Ape. 26, 1807.)
Behrens (Geo. A.),
Chicago, Ill.
Cherry earring.
1908. )
Old mill.
[3724
[8725-3728
(I 61847, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Pretty Polly. (F 61849, Jan. 18, |
1908. )
Winter
1908. )
2c. of each Jan. 29, 1908.
Benignus (Wilhelm), At-
lantic City N. J.
Am Hudson, an einem schénen Som-
mertag. (F 61695, Jan. 15, 1908.)
sports. (F 61850, Jan.
(F 61848, Jan. 18, |
18, |
| Siwash Indian home.
[3729-3735 |
Beerenpfliicker im Camp mit kochen |
beschiftigt. (F 61700, Jan. 15,
1908. )
Deutsche Turner am Hudson. (F
61699, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Hopfenpfliicker, an ihrem setting ar-
beitend. (IF 61701, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Hopfenfliicker, friihmorgens
neuen Yard beginnend.
Jan. 15, 1908.)
Meine Hiitte Zedern-Villa.
Jan. 15, 1908.)
Unser Zelt im Wald auf der Jakobs-
leiter. (F. 61696, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Bergen (Guy F.) Pasa-
dena, Cal.
McLeod (Rev: Malcolm J.) (H 105876,
einen
(F 61697,
Jan. 21, 1908.) [3736
Berry (W. L.), Spring-
field, Ohio.
Official chart and certificate of mem-
bership of the Munificent order of
camels of the world. (F 62157,
Jan. 27, 1908.) [3737
Bien (Julius) & co., New
York, .N.. XY,
Hod case. [38738-3740
I will be master in my own house.
This is to remind you.
(G 17585-17587, Aug. 29, 1907; 2
ec. of each Nov. 2, 1907.)
(F 61698, |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Bixby (Lillian E.), Bur-
lington, Vt.
Howard (Gen. O. O.), 1, bust; 2,
writing. (H 105911, 105912, Feb. 5,
1908. 1c. of each Jan. 138, 1908; 1
c. of each Feb. 5, 1908.) [8741, 3742
Blacet (Ernest Di¢
) Painesville, Ohio.
Good night. (H 105066, Jan. 13,
1908. ) [8743
Black & white publishing
company, London,
England.
Maid of the mist. (IF 59871, Nov. 4,
1907.) [8744
Blasius (L. W.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Philadelphia after midnight. [1-6]
(F 59001-59006, Oct. 18, 1907; 1 ¢.
of each Oct. 18, 1907; 1 ¢. of each
Dec. 16, 1907.) [8745-3750
Blosser (J. A.) Snohomish,
Wash.
Oneonta gorge, Cascade mts. (H
104028, Dec. 23, 1907.) [3751-8753
Puget sound, Wash., Hole in the wall.
(H 104026, Dec. 23, 1907.)
(H 104027, Dec.
23, 1907.)
Book news monthly, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
_ After the crucifiction; Jan Styka.
[3754-3756
Leo XIII’s favorite spot; H. Corrodi.
Pensive; Bouguereau.
(F 61673-61675, Jan. 14, 1908.)
Boston postcard company,,
Boston, Mass.
Maine, Pemaquid light. (F. 62188,
[8757-8762
Jan. 24, 1908.)
Ocean Point, Maine. [1-5] (F 62113-
62117, Jan. 24, 1908.)
(J. 2a
York, Nowe
Automobile industry of Michigan, 1907.
(F 60468, Dec. 2, 1907; 2 ¢. Dee.
11, 1907.) [8763
Bradley
Bowles New
New
1, Street
(H 105817,
(3764, 3765
M.),
(A. F.),
York, Nea
Vanderbilt (Miss Gladys)
- dress; 2, Evening dress.
105818, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Branch (Claude
Lewistown, Mont.
Lewistown, Mont. (H 105338, Jan. 18,
1908; 2 c. Dec. 27, 1907.) [8766
Brock (Nace), Asheville,
MN.
Mt. Meadows sheep. (H 105132, Jan.
16, 1908.) [3767
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Brown (Alice H.), Shel-
burne Falls, Mass.
ew Year’s call. (F 55782, June 28,
1907.) [3768-377 0.
lumber song. (I 56663, July 29,
1907.) |
Jnder the mistletoe. (IF 55793, June |
28, 1907.)
2 c. of each Dec. 23, 1907.
Brown (Mary Louise),
Oriskany Falls, N. Y.
iblical tabernacle in detail.
| Nevertheless
[37 Tl, BTT2 |
ing Solomon’s temple in detail. (H
105170, 105169, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Brown (N. E.), Grand
Haven, Mich.
3rand Haven, Mich., Brown’s aerial |
(H 105618, 105619,
[3773, 3774
St.
views. 3, 4.
Jan. 29, 1908.)
Brown & Bigelow,
Paul, Minn.
gainst odds. 5 by 4, 9 by 7% (F
62137, 62138, Jan. 25, 1908.)
[8775-3805
obby. 2 by 28, 6 by 8, 11 by 14.
62142-62144, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Flora. 7% by 9%. (F 62128, Jan. 25,
1908.)
Fond memories. 44 by 6, 8 by 10, 2
Dy 2e.; (BE 62125-62127, Jan. 25,
1908.)
Gertrude.
25, 1908.)
Kathryn. 51 by 3%, 34 by 24, 114 by
74%. (F 62129-62131, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Mildred. 3 by 1%, 4% by 22, 11 by 7.
(F 62139-62141, Jan. 25, 1908.)
New England homestead.
iby 4. . (KH 62132, 62133, Jan. 25,
1908.)
Nibble (A). 6 by 8, 11 by 14.
62123, 62124, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Ocean’s mirror. 11 by 5. (F 62135,
Jan. 25, 1908.)
Purity. 11 by 14.
1908. ).
Race for life. 14 by 10, 7 by 5.°
62145, 62146, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Saturday. 27 by 28, 44 by 63, 10 by
114 by 83. (F 62134, Jan.
(F
CE Gift yan 25;
(F
16. (EF 62147-62149, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Spring. 43 by 6,11 by 14. (F 62119, |
62120, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Trysting place. 8 by 10. (F 62122,
Jan. 25, 1908.)
Wounded lioness. 9 by 7. (F 62186,
Jan. 25, 1908.)
(F |
5+ by 2%, |
| Marquette (Pere).
Cowboys delight.
Wash-
Buck (Geo. V.,
ington, D. C.
Cortelyou (Hon. Geo. B.) and family.
[3806, 3807
| Cortelyou (Mrs, Geo. B.) 1.
(H 105370, 105369, Jan. 21, 1908.)
Burch (William), De-
troit, Mich.
we according to His
(F
[3808
promise look for new Heavens.
62087, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Burkins (W. C.), Balti-
more, Md.
Original B & O locomotive Atlantic,
(EF 61667, Dec. 9, 1907; 2 c. Jan. 17,
1908.) [3809
Burns (James D.), Gar-
den Grove, Iowa.
Taft does things. (H 105592, Jan.
27, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.) [3810
Burr pub. co., New York,
| NM. Yi
| Church was full of lilies. (F 62601,
Feb. 8, 1908.) [3811-3813
I love to run right down the hill. (F
62608, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Midst the rosy blossoms. (F 62602,
Feb. 8, 1908.)
Bushnell (David I.), St.
Louis, Mo.
(H 105826, Jan.
30, 1908; 2c. Jan. 20, 1908.)
(Joseph), New
York, N. Y.
Gould (Mrs. George). [1-3] (H
105392-105394, Jan. 22, 1908.)
[3815-3823
(H 105971-
Byron
Warfield (David) 1-6.
105976, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Campbell (Wm. J.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Penrose (Clement B.), president judge
of Orphans’ court of Philadelphia.
(F 61211, Dec. 31, 1907; 2 ¢c. Jan. 9,
1908. ) [3824
Campbell art co., Eliza-
beth, N. J.
Alabama (Battleship) 7198. (F 61873,
[8825-3857
Jan. 17, 1908.)
Anxious moment, 7199. (F 61874, Jan.
17, 1908.)
Auto girl.
1908. )
Buds and blossoms.
Jan. 17, 1908.)
—— 7233. (F 61889, Jan. 17, 1908.)
7225. (F 61883,
3 N. (F 61860, Jan. 17,
5 N. (F 61862,
Jan. 17, 1908.)
62
Campbell art. co., Eliza-
beth, N. J.
Daughter of Samuri. 7232.
Jan. 17, 1908.)
Daughter of the Orient.
61890, Jan. 17, 1908.)
(F 61888,
7237. (F
Field friends. 7218. (F 61882, Jan.
17, 1908.)
Florence. 7231. (F 61887, Jan. 17,
1908. )
Gladys. 9 N. (F 61866, Jan. 17,
1908.)
Haidee. 7230. (F 61886, Jan. 17,
1908. )
Hoyden (The). 4 N. (F 61861, Jan.
17, 1908.)
I am sorry I did it. 7185.
Jan. 17, 1908.)
(F 61868,
|
Jessie. 2 N. (F 61859, Jan. 17,
1908. )
Lumber raft. 7184. (F 61867, Jan.
17, 1908.)
Mildred. 8 N. (F 61865, Jan. 17, |
1908. )
Mirth. 7191. (F 61869, Jan. 17,
1908. )
Mischief. 7194. (F 61870, Jan. 17,
1908. )
Mt. Tacoma. 7206. (F 61879, Jan.
17, 1908.) |
My sweetheart. 7212. (IF 61881, Jan. |
17, 1908.)
Northern beauty. 6 N.
Jan. 17, 1908.)
On guard. 7211.
(F 61863, |
(F 61880, Jan, 17, |
| Tell tale tit.
1908. )
Protection. 72038. (F 61877, Jan. 17, |
1908. )
Red American. 7202. (F 61876, Jan.
17, 1908.)
Rhode Island (Battleship) 7197.
61872, Jan. 17, 1908.)
Rural love. 7196. (F 61871, Jan. 17,
1908. )
School girl. 7228. (F 61885, Jan. 17,
1908. ) )
Set of pearls. 7201. (F 61875, Jan.
17, 1908.)
Sultan’s favorite. 7 N. (F 61864,
Jan. 17, 1908.)
Under the mistletoe. 7227. (FE
61884, Jan. 17, 1908.)
What’s that. 7204. (F 61878, Jan.
17, 1908.)
Who’s afraid. 7238. (F 61891, Jan.
17, 1908.)
(Fo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PL.rYi tts we
Carroll (J. B.), Oak Park,
Til
Alice. (F 61752, Jan. 15, 1908.) [3858
Carter (Russell Kelso),
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. 5
Horse Shoe Bend and Sabillasville.
[3859, 3860
Loop mount, W. M. R. R.
(F 62150, 62151, Jan. 25, 1908;
1c. of each Jan. 14, 1908; 1 «. of
each Jan. 25, 1908.)
Cavally (F. L.), jr., Den-
ver, Col.
| As I went to Bonner. (F 62095, J:
20, 1908.) [3861-3876
Cock crows in morn. (F 62091, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Dame Bear made a curtsey. (F 62092,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Ding dong bell. (F 62100, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Little Ted Grundy. (F 62099, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Little Ted Horner. (F 62090, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Little Ted Snooks. (F 62096, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Multiplication is vexation. (F 62094,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
_ Nose, nose, jolly red nose. (EF 62093,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Rain, rain, go away. (F 62097, Jan.
20, 1908.)
See-saw Margery Daw. (F 62105,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
| Teddy be nimble.. (F 62104, Jan. 20,
1908.)
(F 62098, Jan. 20, 1908.)
To make your candles last foraye. (F
62103, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Wash me, and comb me.
Jan. 20, 1908.)
What are the little Ted boys made out
of? (F 62101, Jan. 20, 1908.)
2c. of each Jan. 9, 1908.
Chautauqua publishing
co., Warren, Pa.
First car over New Glade bridge,
Warren, Penn. (F 61668, Dec. 26,
1907; 2c. Jan. 18, 1908.) [3877
Cherry & Osmer
Owosso, Mich.
At McCurdy park. (H 105645, Jan.
30, 1908.) [8878-3883
——_—_— Shiawassee river. [1-5] (H
105640-105644, Jan. 30, 1908.)
(F 62102,
co.,
@ Bryan (Senator Wm. J.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 6-9, eb., 1908
Christian church, May-
field, Ky.
Christian church.
1908; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1908.)
Clark (Frank Scott),
Detroit, Mich.
Hopper (Edna Wallace) [1-3] (H
105396—105398, Jan. 21, 1908; 2 c. of
each Jan. 13, 1908.) [3885-3887
Clay, Robinson & ©co.,,
Chicago, Ill.
Sport of the cowboys. (F 60864, Dec.
21, 1907.) [3888
Clinedinst (B. M.), Wash-
ington, D. C.
(H 105164, Jan. 17, |
[3884 |
| Yes,
‘Briggs (Senator F. 0.) (H 105634, |
Jan. 29, 1908). [3889-3897
(H 105635,
Jan. 29, 1908).
| Burkett (Mrs. E. J.) (H 105631, Jan.
29, 1908. ) /
Cannon (Miss Helen) (H 105632, Jan. |
29, 1908).
"Davis (Senator Jeff). (H 105637,
Jan. 29, 1908.)
Livonius (Count).
29, 1908.)
Paynter (Senator T. H.) (H 105636, |
Jan. 29, 1908.)
Pillsbury (Captain John) (H 105630,
' Jan. 29, 1908.)
Whipple (Colonel C. H.) (H 105629,
Jan. 29, 1908.)
Cohn (Charles K.), Mil-
waukee, Wis.
La Follette (Robert M.), for president.
CH 105395, Jan. 23, 1908; 2 c. Jan.
2, 1908.)
Collier (P. F.) & son,
wemnew ork, N. Y.
' Lincoln.
of our world.
1908. )
Collins (H. Shobbrook),
New York, N. Y.
Poe (Edgar Allen) mantel. 1,2. (H
105190, 105191, Jan. 18, 1908; 2 c. of
each, Jan. 14, 1908.) [8900, 3901
Collins (Martin H.), Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
(F 62029, Jan. 22, 1908.)
[38899
Elk (The)
Coppinger & Griel, Lan-
caster, Pa.
Easter coming-out party.
Feb. 38, 1908.) [39038-8912
| Forty love. (F 62431, Feb. 3, 1908.)
I do wish the other chicks would
hurry. (F 62434, Feb. 3, 1908.)
(F 62437,
(H 105633, Jan. |
[3898 |
| Why does a chicken.
He is the gentlest memory |
(H 106110, Feb. 10, |
| Public sentiment.
| Poker game.
| Mother church.
[8902 |
63
Coppinger & Griel, Lan-
caster, Pa.
I love you with all my raddish heart.
(F 62433, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Ise your honey boy. (F 62435, Feb.
3, 1908.)
Love me and the world is mine. (F
62432, Feb. 3, 1908.)
| O, bring back, my Easter bonnet. (F
62436, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Oh, I do hope I’ll be able to get a
front pew. (F 62439, Feb. 3, 1908.)
To my valentine. (F 62430, Feb. 3,
1908. )
I’m very fond of foliage.
624388, Feb. 3, 1908.)
(i. B&B)
Nebr.
(F 62457, Feb. 3,
(F
Corey Lincoln,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 23, 1908.) 3913
Cornell co-operative soci-
ety, Ithaca, N. Y.
Cornell views from Sage tower. [1,
2.) (H 105004, 105005, Jan. 9, 1908.)
(3914, 3915
Courier company of Buf-
falo, Buffalo, N. Y.
Howe’s (Lyman H.) wild animals. (G
18002, Jan. 27, 1908.) [3916-3922
(G 17998, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Quaint Holland. (G 17959, Jan. 16,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.)
Kunning race. _ no. 5648.
Jan. 13, 1908.)
Russell (Lillian).
1908. )
She’s a mare. (G 17916, Jan. 8, 1908;
2c. Jan. 2, 1908.)
(G 17942,
(G 17917, Jan. 8,
(G 17997, Jan.
24, 1908.)
Covington (Annette), Chi-
eago, Ill.
Adams (Maude), as Peter Pan, in
white hunting costume. (H 105540,
Jan, 35,1908 ; 1 ¢.. Jan. 25, 1908; 1 c.
Dec. 18, 1907.) [3923
Cowell (James Herbert),
Denver, Colo.
Eddy (Rev. Mary Baker G.)
[3924, 3925
(H 105829, 105828, Feb. 1, 1908; 2
ce. of each Jan. 31, 1908.)
Cox (Palmer), East
Quoque, N. Y.
Brownie clown of Brownietown. (F
62001, Jan. 20, 1908.) [3926-8928
(F 62181, Jan. 27, 1908.)
—__— (F 62445, Feb. 3, 1908.)
64
(Arthur Still),
Maryville, Mo.
Anatomical chart. (F 60965, Dec. 26,
1907. } [8929
Crane (Orville 84,
Plymouth, Mass.
Plymouth, Mass., St. Peter’s church,
interior. (H 105450, Jan. 21, 1908;
1, ¢.Jdan.,; 10,, 3908s Ae). Jan, 24
1908. ) [3930
Curry
Craig
(W.), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Aint he a dandy? (F 61954, Jan. 20,
1908. ) [3931-3939
Brave soldier. (F 61956, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Clear the track.
1908. )
Have a paper?
1908.)
In the old swing.
1908. )
Message (The).
1908. )
My chum Teddy.
1908. )
Vesper hymn.
1908. )
Young
1908. )
Curtis & Cameron, Boston,
Mass.
As in a bed of roses.
105571; Jan. 27, 1908.)
As in a looking-glass.
105576, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Autumn golden light. 8 by 10.
105569, Jan. 27, 1908.)
1 by 14. (H 105776, Feb. 1,
)
(F 61961, Jan. 20,
(F 61957, Jan.
(F 61958, Jan.
(F 61962, Jan.
(F 61960, Jan.
(F 61955, Jan.
anglers. (F 61959, Jan.
8 by 10. (H
[3940-3961
8 by 10. (H
(H
1908
— 18 by 22. (H 105778, Feb. 1,
1908. )
Boogey man. 4 by 5, 8 by 10. (H
105567, 105568, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Book of verse. 8 by 10,11 by 14. (H
105096, 105097, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Cat and lily. 8 by 10. (H 105570,
Jan. 27, 1908.)
Children’s hour. new 11 by 14. (H
105575, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Birst «victims 8. by 20.., (7). 106673,
Jan. 27, 1908.)
Indian’s muse. 11 by 14, 18 by 22.
(H 105577, 105578, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Jefferson (Thomas). 11 by 14. (H
105777, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Master Sherry. S by 10. (H 105094,
Jan. 138, 1908.)
%
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ,
pt. Iv, n.8.,V.3
Curtis & Cameron, Boston,
Mass.
Medicine fires. 11 by 14. (H 105574,
Jan. 27, 1908.)
Persian kitten. 11 by 14, 8 by 10, 4
by 5. (H 105091-105093, Jan. 13,
1908. )
Under the Azaleas. 8 by 10. (H
105572, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Wish (The). 8 by 10. (H 105095,
Jan. 13, 1908.) :
Daley (Charlotte F.),
West New Brigh-
ton, N. Y.
Old story. (H 105561, Jan. 27, 1908.)
[38962
Darbyshire (Leonard),
Rochester, N. Y.
Monk with copy of “ Spare Moments ”
and stein. (H 105009, Jan. 9, 1908.)
[8963
Davidson & Averrett,
Seattle, Wash.
Moonlight on Elliott Bay. (H 105188,
Jan. 17, 1908.) [3964
Davis (A. M.), Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
Be my valentine. (IF 62521, Jan. 20,
[8965-3976
1908. )
For my valentine. (F 62520, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Hello sweetheart. (F 62528, Jan. 20,
1908).
Ilere I am on bended knees. (F
62527, Jan. 20, 1908.)
I hope that Cupid with his dart. (F
62529, Jan. 20, 1908.)
| I want you for my valentine. (F
62519, Jan. 20, 1908.)
My valentine puzzle. (F 62530, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Oh, hully gee! (F 62526, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Say! be my valentine. (F 62522, Jan.
20, 1908.)
To my valentine. (F 62524, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Valentine day. (IF 62525, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Will you be my valentine? (F 62523,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
2c. of each Jan. 29, 1908.
Davis (J.), Philadelphia,
Pa.
After the storm. (IF 62231, Jan. 27,
1908. ) [8977-4030
Autumn. (F 62196, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Bathing girl. (F 62234, Jan. 27, 1908.)
| 1908.)
Byentide.
os. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Davis (J.), Philadelphia,
Pa.
Bes auties of the laundry. (F 62212,
| Jan. 27, 1908.)
Best in the market.
| 27, 1908.)
Blossoms.
(F 62211, Jan.
(F 62195, Jan. 27, 1908.)
ing the mortgage. (F 62199,
r Jan. 27, 1908.)
Companions. CHD eee, ABMS ky
_ 1908. )
yomrades. [1, 2]
Jan. 27, 1908.)
Dauntless. (F 62239, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Down and out. (F 62216, Jan. 27,
(F 62201, 62206,
(F 62230, Jan. 27, 1908.)
F sherman’s home. (F 62224, Jan. 27,
| 1908.)
Trance (La) (F 62236, Jan. 27,
| 1908.)
Good impression. (F 62215, Jan. 27,
r 1908
Good weight. (F 62209, Jan. 27, 1908.)
E appy days. (F 62220, Jan. 27, 1908.)
‘In the wilderness. (F 62221, Jan. 27,
| 1908.)
‘Look pleasant. (F 62241, Jan. 27,
F 1908.)
Master plumber. (F 62210, Jan. 27,
_ 1908.)
(Meadow brook. (F 62214, Jan. 27,
' 1908.)
|Mid-winter glow. (F 62229, Jan. 27,
| 1908.)
| Moonlight. (F 62202, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Morning bath. (F 62219, Jan. 27,
~ 1908.) :
| Mother's darling. (F 621938, Jan. 27,
1908. )
| Myrtle. (F 62194, Jan. 27, 1908.)
| Nature’s charms. (F 62204, Jan. 27,
1908. )
q Nature’s paradise. (F 62226, Jan. 27,
» 1908.)
/Cld homestead. (F 62233, Jan. 27,
1908. )
| Old mill. (F 62190, Jan. 27, 1908.)
| Poppies. (F 62237, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Prompt service.
| Raise and fall in dough.
J
- Receiving orders.
Ready to receive.
(EF 62235, Jan. 27,
1908. )
(F 62207.
Jan. 27, 1908.)
(F 62240, Jan. 27,
1908.)
(F 62218, Jan. 27,
1908. )
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
It’s the strap for you!
Our little cook.
65
Davis (J.), Philadelphia,
P
a.
Reflections. (F 62213, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Refreshments. (F 62242, Jan. 27,
1908.)
Returning home.
Jan. 27, 1908.)
Slave dealer. (F 62200, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Solitude. (F 62222, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Spring.- (F 62198, Jan. 27, 1908.)
(F 62205, 62223,
Summer. (F 62197, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Summer girl. (F 62238, Jan. 27,
1908. )
Trysting place. (F 62189, Jan. 27,
1908
Valley falls. (F 62228, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Very tempting. (F 62217, Jan. 27,
1908. )
Village road. (F 62203, Jan. 27,
1908.)
Well matched. (F 62208, Jan. 27,
1908. )
Where water lilies grow. (F 62191,
Jan. 27, 1908.)
| Willow brook. (F 62225, Jan. 27,
1908. )
Winter charms. (F 62227, Jan. 27,
1908. )
Winter eve. (F 62232, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Davis & Livingston, New-
port, Vt.
Lake Memphremagog, birdseye view.
(F 61632, Jan. 18, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 3,
1908.) [4031
Dawson (W.),
delphia, Pa.
(F 61948, Jan. 20, 1908.)
[4032-4044
(F 61944, Jan. 20, 1908.)
(F 61952, Jan. 20,
Phila-
All ready.
Coaching.
Exciting moment.
1908.)
First step. (F 61947.
Four of a kind and a spade.
61943, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Haying time. (F 61942, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Jan. 20, 1908.)
(Fk
In the new-mown hay. (F 61950,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Interesting game. (F 61945, Jan. 20,
1908. )
(F 61953,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Little farmer:
1908.)
Our dairy maid.
1908.)
(F 61951, Jan. 20,
(F 61946, Jan. 20,
(F 61949, Jan. 20,
1908. )
66
Dawson (W.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Taking the hurdle. (IF 61941, Jan. 20,
1908. )
De Fesset (Minnie), Love-
land, Ohio.
Log cabin. (H 1053877, Jan. 22, 1908.)
[4045
Detroit publishing com-
pany, Detroit, Mich.
Albany, N.Y. CBS, (2.9 (1 . 1062048,
105205, Jan. 18, 1908; 2 ce. of each
Jan. 17, 1908.) [4046-4277
Albany (Steamer). (H 105206, Jan.
18, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.)
Amherst, Mass. [1, 2.] (H 105466,
105467, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Amherst college [Amherst, Mass.]
[1-6]. (H. 105465, 105468-105472,
Jan. 24, 1908.)
Atlantie City, N. J. [1-6.]
105315, Jan. 20, 1908.)
—— Beach and boardwalk. (H 105424,
Jan. 23, 1908.)
—— High school.
1908.)
Balanced rock, Garden of the Gods,
Colorado. 53110. (IF 61854, Jan.
18, 1908.)
Bethlehem, N. H. [1-8] (H 105954,
105955, 105965, Feb. 6, 1908.)
(H 105310-
(H 105155, Jan. 16,
Boston, Mass. [1-3] (H 105473-
105475, Jan. 24, 1908.)
— Hotel Thorndike. (H 105160,
Jan, 16, 1908.)
Buffalo, N. Y. [-4] (H 105156—
105159, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Buffalo, N. Y. [5-14] (H 105207-
105216 Jan. 18 1908; 2 c. of each
Jan. 17, 1908.)
Cambridge, Mass. [1-3]
105933, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Campton Village, N. H., and Mt. Tri-
(H 105931-
Pyramid. (H 105945, Feb. 6, 1908.)
City of Detroit (Steamer) (H
105689, Jan. 30, 1908.)
City of Mackinac (Steamer) (H
105690, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Cleveland, Ohio, public square. (H
105687, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Columbia (Steamer). (H 105691, Jan.
30, 1908.)
Concord, Mass. [1-10] (H 105918-
105927, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Concord, N. H. [1-8] (H 105476-
105483, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Detroit, Mich. [1-12] (H 105693-
105704, Jan. 30, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. S., V.
Detroit publishing com-
pany, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit, Mich., Belle Isle Park. [1
(H 105705-105710, Jan. 30, 1908.)
— campus. (H 105688, Jan. 30,.
1908. )
—— City hall and Majestic buildin
(H 105917, Feb. 6, 1908.)
— corner of grand circus park. (H
105585, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Detroit river, glimpse of. A, B. (HB
105583, 105584, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Franconia mts. N. H. (H 105959,
Feb. 6, 1908.)
Governor Edicott (Steamer). (Ho
(Hh
105953, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Hartford, Conn., Alleyn house.
105423, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Holyoke, Mass. [1-6.]
105489, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Holyoke and Connecticut river.
105490, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Hooksett, N. H., Hooksett falls, Mer-
rimack river. (H 105517, Jan. 24,
1908. )
Intervale, N. H. [1-4.]
105950, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Jackson, N. H., Gray’s inn. (H 105960,
Feb. 6, 1908.)
Laconia, N. H. [1-4.]
105939, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Lake George, N. Y. [1-3.] (H 105491—
105493, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H. [1, 2.]
(H 105951, 105952, Feb. 6, 1908.) }
Lexington, Mass. [1-3] (H 105928-
105930, Feb. 6, 1908.)
(H 105484~
(Ho
(H 105947-—
(H 105936-
Littleton, N. ‘H., Main street. (H
105946, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Lowell, Mass. [1-14] (H 105494—
105507, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Island and the Straits,
Mich. (H 105154, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Manchester, N. H. [1-9] (H 105508-
105516, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Meredith bay and Lake Waukewan.
(H 105934, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Meredith Village, N. H., Road to.
105935, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Mt. Agassiz [1,2] (H 105956, 105957,
Feb. 6, 1908.)
Mt. Holyoke college, South Hadley,
Mackinac
(Ho
Mass. [1-10] (H 105518—105527,
Jan. 24, 1908.)
Mt. Tom. .070367; .070366; .070363.
(H 105528-105530, -Jan. 24, 1908.)
0s. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Detroit publishing com-
pany, Detroit, Mich.
mashbua, N. H. [1-3] (H 105531-
' 10553838, Jan 24, 1908.)
@— Nashua river. (H 105557, Jan.
25, 1908.)
New England granite quarry. [1-3]
(H 105420-105422, Jan. 23, 1908.)
morth Conway, N. H. [1-3] (H
| 105961-105963, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Old sugar camp, [N. H.] (H 105958,
| Feb. 6, 1908.)
Owana (Steamer).
80, 1908.)
Paoli, Pa., home of General Anthony
Wayne. (H 1053816, Jan. 20, 1908.)
‘Paul Palmer (Five masted schooner).
(H 105964, Feb. 6, 1908.)
‘Philadelphia, Pa. [1-19] (H 105317-
105335, Jan. 20, 1908.)
(H 105692, Jan.
'—U. of Pa., dormitories. (H
~ 105686, Jan. 30, 1908.)
‘Plymouth, N. H. [1-5]. (H 105940-
105944, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Portsmouth, N. H., Piscataqua river
and naval prison. (H 105969, Feb.
» 6, 1908.)
'Portsmouth navy yard,’ Kittery,
Maine. [1-8]. (H 105966—105968,
| Feb. 6, 1908.)
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., steamer landings.
(H 105217, Jan. 18, 1908; 2 c. Jan.
17, 1908.)
|/Sagamore creek, Portsmouth, N. H.
(H 105970, Feb. 6, 1908.)
“Saginaw, Mich., [1-10].
105261, Jan. 18, 1908.)
"South Hadley, Mass. [1-3].
| 1055384—-105586, Jan. 24, 1908.)
_——Smith’s ferry and Mt. Holyoke.
(H 105587, Jan. 27, 1908.)
| Villa Nova, Pa., Red Rose inn.
| 1058386, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Williams college, Williamstown, Mass.
[1-8]. (H 1055387-1055389 Jan. 24,
1908.)
| —— Thompson memorial chapel.
105586, Jan. 27, 1908.)
| Worcester, Mass. [1, 2].
105589, Jan. 27, 1908.)
@erork, Me. [1-7]. (H 105711-105717,
® Jan. 30, 1908.)
de Vos (Izaak), Chicago,
Tl
(H 106102,
(H 105252-
(H
(H
(H
(H 105588,
Mrs. N. W. & daughter.
Feb. 10, 1908. y
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
| In Carot’s country.
[4278 |
67
Dickinson (William J.),
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cupid’s message. 3} by 54. (F 61633,
Jan. 13, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 24, 1907.)
[4279
Dillaway (Henry 74, V9
Everett, Wash.
Chinese pheasant. (G 18097, Feb. 3,
1908. ) [4280
Dillon (T. E.), Scranton,
Pa.
Beside still waters. (H 105439, Jan.
18, 1908.) [42814284
(H 105440, Jan.
18, 1908.)
Lonely pool. Jan.
1908.)
(H 105487, 18,
Quiet life. (H 105438, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Doolittle (W. H.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Evolution of the engagement
(EF 61670, Jan. 6, 1908.)
Drake (A. W.),
York, N: Y¥.
Needlework. 1-9. (H 102471-102479,
Now. 5, 1907.) [4286-4294
Du’ Pont’ (iH. FF); Win-
terthur, Del.
Winterthur, Del. 1-9. (H 105721-
105729, Jan. 31, 1908.) [4295-4303
Dye (W. D. L.), Rock-
ring.
[4285
New
port, Tex.
Full limit. (H 105773, Feb. 1, 1908.)
. [4304
Dyer .& Smith, Arling-
ton, Mass.
Trowbridge (J. T.) & residence, Ar-
lington, Mass. (F 61617, Jan. 11,
1908; 2 ec. Noy. 30, 1907.) [4305
Eckstone (C.), Chicago,
Tl
No wedding bells for me. (F 621738,
Jan. 27, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1907.)
[4306
Edgarton mfg. co., Shir-
ley, Mass.
Finish (The). (G 18001, Jan. 25,
1908.) [4807-4809
Half way. (G 18000, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Start » (The)... (G 17999, Jan. - 25,
1908. )
Edison manufacturing ¢o.,
West Orange, N. J.
Fireside reminiscences. 1-5. (H
105415-105419, Jan. 23, 1908.)
[4310-4824
Rescued from an eagle’s nest. 1-5.
(H 105145-105149, Jan. 16, 1908.)
68
Edison manufacturing co.,
West Orange, N. J.
Yankee man-o-warsman’s fight for love.
1-5. (H 105681-105685, Jan. 380,
1908. )
EHickemeyer (Rudolf), Yon-
kers, N. Y.
Beach cedars. (H 105671, Jan. 30,
1908.) [4825-4348
Berkshire mill. (H 105676, Jan. 30,
1908. )
Berkshire river. (H 105669 Jan. 30,
1908.)
Berkshire stream. (H. 105662, Jan.
380, 1908.)
Bleak October day. (H 105674, Jan.
30, 1908.)
Cedars on the dune. (H 105664, Jan.
30, 1908.)
Dunes (The). (H 105666, Jan. 30,
1908. )
Edge of the dunes. (H 105661, Jan. |
30, 1908.) .
End of the marsh. (H 105658, Jan.
30, 1908.)
Glen (The). (H 105675, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Inlet at sunset.
1908. )
Meadow stream. (H 105657, Jan. 30,
1908. )
Pool in the dunes. (H 105660, Jan. |
30, 1908.)
Quiet sea. (H 105680, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Sand dunes on the Jersey coast. (H
105665, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Sawmill river.
1908. )
Shore road,
Stream in the marsh.
(H 105663, Jan. 30, 1908.)
(H 105677, Jan.
30, 1908.) |
Struggle of existence. (H 105668, Jan.
30, 1908.)
Summer morning. (H 105667, Jan. 30,
1908.)
Trout pool. (H 105672, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Trout stream. (H 105670, Jan. 30,
1908. )
Where the rippling streamlet flows.
(H 105678, Jan, 30, 1908.)
Willows (The). (H 105659, Jan. 30,
1908. )
Electro, mechanical co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Designs. A11—A16, B14, B16, B17, C6.
(H 98053-98062, Apr. 29, 1907.)
[4849-4358
(H 105679, Jan. 30, |
(H 105656, Jan. 30, |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ada. (F 61714, Jan. 15, 1908.)
[4860-4371
Agnes. (F 61715, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Anne. (F 61717, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Augusta. (F 61716, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Belinda. (F 61708, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Belle. (F 61709, Jan. 15, 1908.)
| Cherry and hatchet.
| Deborah.
| Memoirs.
| Athens, the Acropolis.
| Madonna and Child, by
pt. IV, D. S., V.
Eliason (Erik K.), Heg-
bert, Minn. 2
Appleton, Minn., old mill. (H 105606,
[4359
Elliott (Chas. H.) com-
Jan. 29, 1908.)
pany, Philadelphia, Pa.
(F 61712, Jan.
15, 1908.)
(F 61718, Jan. 15, 1908.)
(F 61711, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Reminders. (F 61710, Jan. 15, 1908.)
(F 61707, Jan. 15, 1908.)
(F 61713, Jan.
Salome.
Wreath and hatchet.
15, 1908.)
Ellis (George A.), Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
Ellis sectional McClane grate. (F
62282, Jan. 28, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 18,
1908.) [43872
Elson (A. W.) & co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
(F 61643, Jan.
13, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1908.)
[4873-4377
Cologne cathedral. (F 61644, Jan. 13,
1908; 2 ce. Feb. 10, 1908.)
Bernardino
Luini. (H-° 82730, Sept. 13, 1906;
1c. Oct. 8, 1906; 1 c. May 1, 1907.)
Venice, Grand canal. (F 61645, Jan.
18, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1908.)
St. Mark’s cathedral, facade. (F
61646, Jan. 13, 1908; 2 ¢. Jan. 10,
1908. )
Engelstad (L[udvig] F.)
Deerfield, Wis.
Koshkonong churches. (H 1052738,
Jan. 20, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 22, 1908.)
[43878
Evans Sunday school spe-
cialty mfg. co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Lesson pictures. (F 62088, 62089, Jan.
17, 1908. 2c. of each Jan. 24, 1908.)
[4379, 4380
Ewart (Wm. Earl), To-
peka, Kans.
College pennant series, nos. 253-261.
(F 61605-61613, Jan. 10, 1908.)
: [4881-4389
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
‘nos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Faries (G. 8.), Smyrna,
Del.
Twentieth century club house.
61853, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Farmer (EK. I.), North
Tonawanda, N. Y.
Niagara maid.
[4390
1908. ) [4391
Faulkner (Herbert A.)
Brockton, Mass.
Home of the princesses. (H 82483,
Aug. 29, 1906; 2 c. Mar. 14, 1907.)
[4892
Faulkner (C. W.) and co.,
London, England.
Anxious moment. (IF 62256, Jan. 27,
1908; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1907.)
Fawcett (Waldon),
Washington, D. C.
House of representatives office build- |
ing. 1-10.
20, 1908.)
(H 105275-105284, Jan.
[4394-4426
Monroe (Prof. C. E.) in his laboratory. |
1-5.
1908. )
Philippine delegation in congress. 1-3.
(H 105649-105651, Jan. 30, 1908.)
U. S. naval medical school. 1-15.
105354-1053868, Jan. 21, 1908.)
Feicke (Ben.), Norwood,
Ohio.
Birthday greetings. (F 62292, Jan. 29,
1908. ) [4427-4432
Greetings. (F 62291, 62296, Jan.
29, 1908.)
Hearty congratulations.
Jan. 29, 1908.)
Many happy returns of the day.
62294, Jan. 29, 1908.)
(H 105079-105083, Jan. 18,
(H
1,2
(EF 62293,
(FE
May all your troubles be little ones. |
(FF 62295, Jan. 29, 1908.)
Fishbaugh (W. A.), Em-
pire, Canal Zone,
Panama.
Bas Obispo, canal, looking south, Dec.
1907. (H 105298, Jan. 20, 1908.)
[44838-4448
looking north from Empire,
(H 1053807,
Canal,
Dec. 1905; Dec. 1907.
105308, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Compressed air drills working in the
canal at Empire. . (H 105309, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Sristopal, i1... C.. C.. quarters.
105300, Jan. 20, 1908.)
— Mess. (H 105295, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Cucaracha slide, Nov. 1907. (H
105299, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Culebra, canal, looking north, Dec.
1907. (H 1053802, Jan. 20, 1908.)
(H
(E
(F 62390, Feb, 1, |
[4393 |
Fishbaugh (W. A.), Em-
pire, Canal Zone,
Panama.
Culebra, cut, looking north, Dec. 1907.
(H 105301, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Fmpire, C. Z., view, Dec., 1907. (H
105304, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Gatun, Canal zone. [1-2.] (H 105305,
105306, Jan. 20, 1908.)
New. part of Culebra looking south,
Dec., 1907. (H 105297, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Panama (Steamship), arriving in Cris-
tobal. (H 105303, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Panama, free for all bull fight, Nov.
srd. (H 105296, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Tearl Islands, a native village.
105294, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Fitch (R.), San Diego,
Cal.
Dedication of Bennington monument
at Point Loma, San Diego, Cal., Jan-
uary 7, 1908. (H 105127, Jan. 15,
(H
1908. ) [4449
| oote (John J.), Hartford, Wis. Bis-
sell colleges pennant post card. (F
60650, Dec. 18, 1907; 2 c. Jan. 13,
1908. ) [4450
Forrest (Earl R.), Wash-
ington, Pa.
Hopi flute ceremony in the Oraibi
Plaza in 1907. (H 105144, Jan. 16,
1908). [4451-4457
Hepi snake dance. [1-6] (H 105137,
-105139-105143, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Fowler (Thaddeus M.)
Morrisville, Pa.
Wilson, N. C., birdseye view. (G 18102,
Feb. 6, 1908.) [4458
Fox (F. S. & M. V.), Chi-
eago, II.
Baum (L. Frank). (H 105720, Jan.
31, 1908.) [4459, 4460
Keats (Margarete), violinist. (H
106101, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Fox (Fenton S.), Chicago,
Iii:
(H 105266, Jan. 18,
[4461
Lizzie and Bill.
1908. )
Frink of Boston, Boston,
Mass.
Cupids stork. (F 62016, Jan. 20, 1908.)
[4462-4472
Father Valentines’ medicine. (F 62015,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Ich liebe dich. (F 62011, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Love me and the world is mine. (F
62009, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Loves thermometer. (F 62017, Jan.
20, 1908.)
70
Frink of Boston, Boston,
Mass.
Roses red. (F 62010, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Rubiyat of Omar Kayam.
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Tell me will my dream of you ever |
come true. (F 62013, Jan. 20, 1908.)
There is no one in the world like you.
(F 62008, Jan. 20, 1908.)
This is so sudden.
1908. )
(F 62007,
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(F 62012, Jan. 20, |
| Braintree, Mass.,
Tis good in every case you know. (F
62014, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Frost & Reed, Bristol,
England.
Affinities. (IF 60008, Nov. 29, 1907.)
[4473, 4474
Wind in the birch woods. (F 60115,
Dec. 3, 1907; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1907.)
Gaines (T. R.), New
MOP, oN,
Little John and Little Ben. (F
61071, Dec. 27, 1907.) [4475-4481 |
Now, Darkey Dan.
1907.)
Oh Gracious me.
1907.)
Oh please tell me.
1907.)
Our honeymoon.
1907.)
Victim of the black hand.
Dec. 27, 1907.)
You dress so nice.
1907.)
2c. of each Jan. 17, 1908.
Gallagher & Gutter, Ely,
Ney.
Gallows frame at Alpha shaft.
(F 61070, Dec. 27,
(F 61067, Dec. 27,
(F 61069,
(F 61214, Dec. 31,
(F 61066, Dec. 27, |
(F 61068, Dec. 27, |
_ Father of our country.
[4482, 4483 |
Giroux mine, Alpha shaft.
Tranquility.
(H 105076, 105075, Jan. 13, 1908; |
2c. of each Jan. 11, 1908.)
Gates (Frank G.) and
Hogle (Frank), An-
derson, Cal.
Crystal cave on McCloud river.
108816, Dec. 18, 1907; 2 cc. Get. 15,
1907.) [4484
Gifford (Benj. A.), The
Dalles, Oregon.
Hos-Hos-Mox-Mox. 270. (H 105563,
Jan. 27, 1908.)
Glazier & co., North Bend,
Oreg.
Baby farm.
1c. Nov. 15, 1907; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1908.)
[4486
(H
[4485
(H 105591, Nov. 15, 1907; |
in 1889, Washington, D. C.
prints]. (F 62536-62541, Feb. 6,/
1908. ) [4487-4493
Gooud (Philip R.), Ker-
mit, N. Dak.
| Kenmare, N. Dak., Lake Deslae¢.
[1, 2]. (H 105167, 105168, Jan. 17,
1908. ) [4493, 4494
Gordon (George), Fruit-
vale, Cal.
_Che-mah, Chinese dwarf.
pt. IV, 0. S., Vv.
Goldsmith (A.) and son,
Washington, D. C.
High water caused by Johnstown fioc
San Francisco, glimpses of. (G 1726
Oct. 21, 1907; 2 c. Jan. 30, 1908.)
[4495
Gore (H. W.), jr., South
Braintree, Mass.
winter on Monati-
quot River. (F 61683, Jan. 14,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1908.) [4496
Graham (J. A.), Chi-
eago, Ill. ;
(W. J.). (G 17961, Jan. 17,
[4497, 4498
Bryan (Wm. Jennings). (G 17993,
Jan. 22, 1908.)
Graves (Geo. S.), Spring-
field, Mass.
Bryan,
1908. )
Hartford, Conn., old charter oak
monument. A 136. (H 105566, Jan.
27, 1908.) [4499
Gray lithograph company,
New York, N. Y.
(G 18045, Feb.
1, 1908.) [4500-4516
Girls of the period. 1-6. (G 18091-
18096, Feb. 5, 1908; 2 ¢@. of each
Feb. 6, 1908.)
New York chorus girls. 1-9.
17944-17952, Jan. 18, 1908.)
(G 17994, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Green (Frank A.), Knox,
Ind.
(F 62019, ©
Jan. 20, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1908.)
[4517
Green (M. G.), New York,
N. Y
(G
Gnu love. (F 62604, Jan. 28, 1908.)
[4518
Grignard (Emile Etien-
ne), New York, N. Y¥.
K. U. mascot. (G 17941, Jan. 13, 1908;
2c. Jan. 2, 1908.) [4519
Haines photo co., Con-
neaut, Ohio.
Arizona, Petrified forest. 1-8.
[4520-4539
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Haines photo co., Con-
neaut, Ohio.
Grand cafion. 9-12.
(H 105842-105853, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Colorado Springs, birdseye view. 10
by 62. (H 105179, Jan. 17, 1908;
2c. Jan. 2, 1908) [4519
Garden of the gods, Colorado. [1-5]
Old Mormon trail. 10 by 38.
Ruins of the cliff dwellers.
2c. of each Jan. 18, 1908.)
Hale (Frank Lester),
New London, Conn.
Sympathy. (H 105026, Jan. 11, 1908.) |
[4540 |
Hall (Joseph), New York, |
m
Five American beauties. (H 105555,
Jan. 25, 1908.) [4541-4545
TI'resh fruit from the vine. (H 105749,
Jan. 31, 1908.)
(H 105748, Jan. 31,
My lady Flora.
1908. )
Orchid (The) (H 105605, Jan. 28,
1908.)
Tired model. (H 105747, Jan. 31,
1908. )
Hanes (Elmer C.), Drift-
wood, Pa.
Bucktail monument. (H 105871, Feb.
5, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 30, 1908.) [4546
Harris, fotografer, Little
Rock, Ark.
Nightmare of a medical studeut.
105106, Jan. 15, 1908.)
(H
[4547
Harris & Ewing, Wash-
ington, D. C. |
Glyn (Eleanor) [1-3] (H 105842, |
105348, 105344, Jan. 18, 1908; 1 «.
Jan. 13, 1 c. Jan. 18, 1908.)
[4548-4555
Lassiter (Francis R.) (H_ 105265,
- Jan. 18, 1908.)
O’Conner (Mrs. T. P. )
Jan. 15, 1908.)
Pullman (Mrs.
Jan. 18, 1908.)
(H 105128,
G. W.) (H 105262,
Ugarte (Angel) (H 105264, Jan. 18,
1908.)
Ugarte (Manuel) (H 105263, Jan. 18,
1908. )
Hart, Schaffner & Marx,
Chicago, Ill.
[25 cuts illustrating men’s clothing.]
(F' 62548-62567, Feb. 7, 1908.)
[4556-4580
29855—08——2
10 by 32. |
(H 105172-105178, Jan. 17, 1908; |
|
#1
Hartman (S. B.), Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Abdul Hamid II., stallion. (H 106078,
Feb. 10, 1908.) [4581-4584
Anazeh, stallion. (H 106076, Feb. 10,
1908. )
Hegira, stallion. (H 106077, Feb. 10,
1908. )
IKxathleen, mare. (H 106079, Feb. 10,
1908.)
Harvey (Fred), Kansas
| City, Mo.
Cayite. (H 95212, June 11 ,1907.)
) [4585-4591
| Comasita. (H 95203, June 11, 1907.)
Copper & gold. (H 95215, June 11,
1907.)
Navajo boy. (H 95205, June 11,
1907. )
Navajo squaw and papoose. (H
95214, June 11, 1907.)
Potter (The) (H 95206, June 11,
1907.)
Pueblo belle. (H 95201, June 11,
1907.)
2 of each Apr. 9, 1907.
Haskell (W. E.), Con-
cord, Mass.
|Animaldom. (F 61751, Jan. 16, 1908.)
[4592
Hayes lithographing co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Easter time. (G 18090, Feb. 5, 1908.)
[4593-4597
Ideal Indian maiden. 1-4.
18089, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Heal (W. S.), New York,
he Y..
(G 18086-
Phat the hel-lo!
1907. )
Hecht
(EF 58462, Sept. 27,
[
4598
Ses Oe
cello, Ga.
Monticello, Ga. [1, 2] (H 105340,
105341, Jan. 9, 1908; 2 c. of each
Jan. 18, 1908.) [4599, 4600
Hill (Harry E.), Ontario,
Canada.
Mushroom coral. (H 105171, Jan. 16,
1908. ) [4601
Hinchey (R. E.), Aurora,
M
(H 105037-
Monti-
MO,
Aurora, Mo. [1-16]
105052, Jan. 3, 1908.) [4602-4620
Marionville collegiate institute. [1-3]
(H 105034-105036, Jan. 3, 1908.)
2c. of each Jan. 2, 1908.
Holman (George F.),
Portland, Oreg.
Into the mists. (H 1053879, Jan. 22,
1908. ) [4621
72
Holt (Winifred),
York, .Nicy.,
Keller (Helen), photograph of a bas-
relief. [4622, 4623
New
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Sinclair (May), photograph of a bas- |
relief.
(H 105162, 105163, Jan. 17, 1908. _
Horney & Chapman, Chil-
licothe, Ohio.
Chillicothe, Ohio, [5 prints]. (Fk
61753-61757, Jan. 16, 1908.) |
[4624-4628
Hovey (Guy C.), Long
Beach, Cal.
First national bank. (H 105433, Jan.
23, 1908.) [4629
Howe (Albert Z.),
. Louis, Mo.
Moonlight on the lake.
Jan. 31, 1908.)
Summer woods.
St.
(H 105743, |
[4630-4633 |
(H 105745, Jan. 31, |
Knockout blow.
1908.)
Sylvan lake. (H 105746, Jan. 81,
1908. )
Woodland path. (H 105744, Jan. 31, |
1908. )
Howell (Belden D.), Clin-
ton, N. J.
Clinton, N. J. . [1-9]. (H 106110-
105118, Jan. 15, 1908.) [46344642 |
Hoyt (Dudley), New
York, N. ®. )
Taft (Hon. William). A-—H. (oH
105119-105126, Jan. 15, 1908.) |
[4643-4650 |
Hughes (Thomas §&.),
Chicago, Ill.
Old Faithful in eruption. (H 105339,
Dec. 19, 1907; 2 c. Jan. 21, 1908.)
[4651
Hull (Dana), Chicago,
Ill.
(Mrs. Dwight)
(H 105074, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Lawrence
dren.
Tilden (Edward). [1, 2].
105741, Jan. 31, 1908.)
Huntington (Clarence Ly-
man), Portland, Oreg.
Horseshoe bend.
1908. )
Hutchings (Raymond H.),
Milwaukee, Wis.
Hutchings (Gladys Ebert). (H
106025, Feb. 6, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 23,
1908. ) [4656
Jackson (Howard R.),
United States.
Atlantic fleet entering the harbor of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (H 106108,
Feb. 10, 1908.) [4657
[4655
Blue Bell.
Very happy New Year. (F 616
| Jan. 14, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1908.)
| Los
and chil- |
| Forget me not.
[46524654 |
H 140,53) 2 4
oo be | Sunlight and shadow. (F 62494, Jan,
| Violets.
(H 105830, Feb. 5, |
pt. IV, 1. &., V a
Jaeger (J. F.), Washing-
ton,/ Maa, 1°
Washington, Mo., St. Francis Borg’
church. (H 105742, Jan. 31, 1908.)
[4658
Jamestown exposition co.,
Norfolk, Va. ;
Award medal, Jamestown exposition.
(H 105879, Feb. 6, 1908; 2 ec. Jan
27, 1908.) [465¢
Janssen (August), New
York, N. Y.
[466
Jeffrey (Annie T.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Gray evening by the sea.
Jan. 14, 1908.)
Jeffries (James J.), Los
Angeles, Cal.
Jeffries (James J.) [1-7] (H 105441,
105443-105448, Jan. 24, 1908.)
[4662-4670
gentlemen’s cafe,
(H 105449, Jan.
(F 105101,
[4661
Angeles, Cal.,
Jeffries & Kipper.
24, 1908. )
(H 105442, Jan. 24,
1908. )
Johnson (BE. T.) & co.
Chicago, Ill.
Yard of the national game. (F 61858,
Dec. 16, 1907; 2 c. Jan. 20, 1908.)
[4671
Johnson (lL. M.) Chi-
eago, Tl.
(FF 62188, Jan. 27, 1908.)
[467246738
(IF 62184, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Brook in summer. (F 62493, Jan. 20,
1908. ) {
(F 62185, Jan. 2%,
-
~~
T:lossom.
1908. )
20, 1908.)
(F 62186, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Wild rose. (IF 62187, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Johnston (R. W.) studio, '
Pittsburg, Pa. f
Calvary church. [1-3.] (H 1052856
105287, Jan. 20, 1908.) [467
2
Paur (Mr.) [1, 2.) (H 10500
105008, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Pittsburg, Pa., Calvary Church, altar
(H 105612, Jan. 23, 1908; 2 «. Ji
29, 1908.)
}
'
s. 6-9, Feb., 1908
New
Kalkoff company,
York, N. Y.
‘Play the game! (F 61846, Dec. 20,
1907; 2 c. Dec. 27, 1907.)
Kansas City automobile
association dealers, Kan-
sas City, Mo.
ifodern mercury. (G 18053, Feb. 3,
1908; 2 c. Feb. 10, 1908.)
Kavanaugh (John
Dubuque, Iowa.
Dubuque’s grave and Horse Shoe
Bluff on the Mississippi river.
461535, Oct. 10, 1906;
1907.)
Kenton
\
\
J.),
2 @: Dee. 16,
(Dorothy ),
York, N. Y.
Girl with the banjo. (H 105560, Jan.
27, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1907.) [4688
Ketterlinus lithographic
mnfg co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
HBlue daisy girl. (G 17923, Jan. 9,
1908.
Buttercup girl.
1908.)
Pansy girl.
Rose girl.
New
(G 17922, Jan. 9,
(G 17925, Jan. 9, 1908.)
(G 17924, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Keystone view company,
Meadville, Pa.
| [Stereoscopic photographs. ]
Boulder, Colo. 14226. H 104573, Dec.
- 80, 1907.) [46944744
Buffalo, N. Y. 14220-14222. (H
104567—104569, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Buckwheat in blossom. 14228.
104575, Dec. 380, 1907.)
Canton, Ohio, Mckinley memorial day,
1907. 14223-14225. (H 104570-
104572, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Flashlight of a wild moose.
(H 104574, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Jamestown exposition. 14216-14219.
(H 104562-104565, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Moss Brae falls, near Shasta Springs,
Cal. 14288. (H 104605, Dec.
1907.)
Sacramento river, near Shasta Springs,
(H
14227.
Cal. 14234. (H 104606, Dec. 30,
1907.)
Series B. 7571. (H 104576, Dec. 30,
1907.)
| Series C: 7585-7587, 7589, 7592, 7593,
7595, 7599, 7602, 7609, 7611, T618—
7621, 7626-7628, 7633-7636, 7640,
7642-7644, 7682, 7684, 7645-7650.
(H 104500-104508, 104510-104511,
104513-104527, 104551, 104553,
104597-104602, Dec. 30, 1907.)
(FE |
[4687 |
[4689-4692
30, |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
[4686 |
/ | Shasta Springs,
[4685 |
| ——and the Sacramento river, Cal.
| Chopping the husks from the ear.
Palmer’s
| June wedding;
73
Keystone view company,
Meadville, Pa.
Cal.
104603, Dec. 30, 1907.)
14230. (H
14232. (H 104604, Dec. 30, 1907.)
2c. of each Jan. 28, 1908.
Kilburn (B. W.), Little-
ton, N. H.
Georgia (U. S. Battleship), Hampton
Roads, Jamestown Exposition.
17197. (H 105274, Jan. 20, 1908.)
[4745
Kimball (W. G. C.), Con-
cord, N.
Concord, N. H., Concord high school.
(H 105815, Feb. 3, 1908.) [4746
(Archer), Table
Rock, Nebr.
Captive specimen. (H 105878, Feb. 6,
1908. ) [47474753
(H
King
105872, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Corn-belt combination.
Feb. 6, 1908. )
Heavy one. (H 105876, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Off for market. (H 105875, Feb. 6,
(H 105877,
1908. )
Sawing the ear off. (H 105873, Feb.
6, 1908. )
The may we do it here. (H 105874,
Feb. 6, 1908.)
ini (Moses), New York,
oe oe
Bank of Pittsburgh, National associa-
tion (F 56209, July 138, 1907; 2 c.
Dec. 23, 1807.) [4754
King construction
pany, New York,
INS, ee
(Mr. N. F.) conservatory.
(EF 62031, Jan. 22, 1908.) [4755
Kinsey (J. W[erne])
Grand Marais, Mich.
Manistique railway, views along.
105181, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Klackner (C.), New York,
Nu.
com-
(H
[4756
by Jennie Brown-
scombe. [4757, 4758
Meadow sweet; by Martin Kavel.
(F 61106, 61107, Dec. 30, 1907; 2 ec.
of each Dec. 26, 1907.)
Lauterbach (John), Ken-
drick, Idaho. :
Quod coepisti conficiti (Finish what
you began) [1-S] (F 61050-61057,
Dee. 3, 1907; 2 c. of each Jan. 13,
1908. ) [4759-4766
74
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. S., Vv.
Lawrence (Geo. R.) ¢o.,
Chicago, Ill.
Tll., White city,
(H 105565, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Chicago,
view.
[47674770 |
Chicago Heights, Ill., from Lawrence |
(H 105089, Jan. 13, |
captive airship.
1908. )
bird’s-eye |
General view electrical show, Coliseum |
Jan. 13-25, 1908.
20, 1908.)
(H 105289, Jan.
De Laval separator company conven-—
tion. (H 105090, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Lefévre (L. H.) & son,
London, England.
Ladies and gentlemen. (F 60825, Dec.
20, 1907.) [4771
Life publishing co., New
York, N. Y.
Their dilemma. (F 62382,
1908. )
Lincoln (R. E.), Plano,
Ill.
Burlington railroad bridge, with re-
flections. (H 105129, Jan. 16, 1908.)
[4773
Jan. 31,
[4772
Lindeke-Warner & sons,
St. Paul, Minn.
St. Paul, Lindeke-Warner birds-eye
view. (F 61669, Jan. 13, 1908; 2 ec.
Dec. 30, 1907.)
Lindenthal (H. M.)
son, Chicago, Ill.
Afterglow (The). (G 17894, Jan. 2,
1908. ) [47754778
Hazed. (G 17896, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Reveries. (G 17893, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Yours truly. (G 17895, Jan. 2, 1908.)
2c. of each Jan. 31, 1908.
Linehan-Loveland com-
pany, Pittsburg, Pa.
Boston chamber of commerce, mem-
&
[4774 |
| Water carriers.
]
bers. (EF 602338, Dec. 6, 1907; 2 «.
Dec. 6, 1907.) [4779
Linfoot (A.), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Her first solo. (F 61970, Jan. 20, |
1908. ) [4780-4789 |
In the wheat field. (F 61968, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Latest edition. (F 61969, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Morning dip. (F 61965, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Picnic (The) (F 61971, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Repairing done while you wait. (F
61964, Jan. 20, 1908.)
:
Linfoot (A.), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Simply delicious. (F 61966, Jan.
1908. )
Tale of the leaves. (F 61967, Jan.
1908. )
Writing to papa. (F 61963, Jan. 20,
1908. ) '
Yum Yum. (F 61972, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Long (Patrick E.), Fred-
erick, Md.
Hotel Braddock, Braddock Heights,
Md. [1-8] (H 105731-105738, Jan.
31, 1908.) [4790-4797
Lowell (John A.) bank
note co., Boston, Mass.
Mount Aetna. (F 59897, Noy. 23, 1907;
2 c. Nov. 25, 1907.) [4798
Lowell (Percival), Flag-
staff, Ariz.
Lowell expedition to the Andes. Pho-
tographs of Mars. 14. (H 105028—
105031, Jan. 11, 1908; 2 «¢.
Jan. 1
1908. ) Mest
Lynch (M.), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Approaching storm. (F 61998, Jan.
20, 1908.) [4803-4808
Harvesting the wheat. (F 61995,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Morning. (IF 61996, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Old Venice. (F 62000, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Twilight. (F 61997, Jan. 20, 1908.)
(F 61999, Jan. 20,
1908. ) }
Maas colortype co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
Kittenish. (IF 62458, Feb. 3, 1908; 2 ¢.
Jan. 24, 1908.) [4809
Mandeville & King co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Superior flower seeds. (G 17976, Jan.
2, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1907.) [4810
Marble (Mary A.), Mill-
bury, Mass.
Chickens (The). (H 105827, Jan. 17,
1908. ) [4811
Marceau (Theo. C.), New
York, Nivi
Gould (Mrs. George J.) 1-15.
[4812-4831
——and Mrs. F.L. Pruyn group. 1-5.
(H 105753-105772, Jan. 27, 1908.)
Mariner (Geo. E.), La
Crosse, Wis.
La Crosse, Wis. [1-4] (F 62037-
[4832-4835
62040, Jan. 22, 1908.)
08. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Martin (Henry A.), Am-
bler, Pa.
61728, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 2,
1908. ) [4836
Martin (J.), Los Angeles,
Cal.
reat presidents of the United States.
(G 17975, Jan. 15, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1907.) [4837
Meek company, Coshocton,
Ohio.
Apple blossoms. (G 18052, Feb. 1,
1908. ) [48388-4841
Automobiling. (G 17995, Jan. 23,
1908. )
Madeline. (G 17996, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Sunshine belt to the Orient. (G
17915, Dec. 21, 1907.)
Méliés (George),
France.
Good luck of a souse.
15, 1908.)
Humanity through ages.
Feb. 7, 1908.)
Justinian’s human torches.
Feb. 7, 1908.)
King and the jester.
15, 1908.)
Mendoza (I. P.), London,
England.
Mill stream; by Camille Fonce.
[4846, 4847
Pastoral; by Camille Fonce.
(F 61072, 61078, Dec. 28, 1907;
2c. of each Dec. 21, 1907.)
Merchants publishing co.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Always faithful. (F 62398, Feb. 1,
Paris
(H 105105, Jan.
[4842-4845
(H 105980,
(H 105981,
(H 105104, Jan.
1908. ) [4848-4882
Are you coming? (IF 62420, Feb. 1,
1908. )
Before Sunday school. (F 62402, Feb.
1, 1908.)
Bud and blossoms. (F 62419, Feb. 1,
1908. )
Comrades. (F 62407, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Daisies. (F 62415, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Dig for it. (EF 62395, Feb. 1, 1908.)
First lesson. (F 62399, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Fish story. (F 623892, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Flower of the family. (IF 62396, Feb.
1, 1908.)
Get a bite. (F 62416, Feb. 1, 1908.)
“He wont be late. (F 62412, Feb. 1,
1908. )
Hide and seek.
1908. )
(F 62421, Feb. 1,
ENGRAVINGS. CUTS, AND PRINTS
Marshall (John), chief justice. (F |
Indian papoose.
75
Merchants publishing co.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
How grandpa told the time.
Feb. 1, 1908.)
Hush! (F 62403, Feb. 1, 1908.)
If a body meet a body. (F 62408, Feb.
(F 62409,
1, 1908.)
In full bloom. (F 62414, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Keepin’ house. (F 62424, Feb. 1,
1908. )
Nerve of him. (F 62397, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Not for sale. (F 62418, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Old mill. (F 62391, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Papa’s coming. (F 62405, Feb. 1,
1908. )
Papa’s letter. (F 62413, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Purity. (F 62422, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Question (The). (F 62411, Feb. 1,
1908. )
Reflection.
Reverie.
Run away.
Safe from punishment.
Feb. 1, 1908.)
Shall 1? (F 62417, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Speak for it. (F 62400, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Sunday morning in colonial days. (F
62401, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Telephone girl. (F 62425,
1908. )
Twilight.
Volunteer guard.
1908. )
Millar (W. B.), Chicago,
Ti.
Seventh church of Christ, Scientist,
Chicago. (F 61892, Jan. 20, 1908.)
[4883
Miner (H. C.) lithograph-
ing co., New York, N. Y.
Get the hook. 2-sh. 18955. (G 17934,
Dee. 28. 1907.) [4884
Minott (Geo. L.), Gard-
ner, Mass.
Templeton inn, Templeton, Mass. (G
17043) Sept.°25, 290%; 2 e. Jan.. 15,
1908. ) [4885
Mitchell (Edw. H.), San
Francisco, Cal.
[4886, 4887
Standing Bear, Sioux Indian chief.
(G 18088, 18084, Feb. 4, 1908.)
Mitchell (John J.) ©co.,
New York, N. Y.
American fashions, January, 1908. A,
Bi OCR. 62159, 62160, Jan. ‘27, 1908;
2c. of each Jan. 15, 1908.)
' [4888, 4889
(F 62423, Feb. 1, 1908.)
(F 62410, Feb. 1, 1908.)
(F 62394, Feb. 1, 1908.)
(F 62404,
Feb. 1,
(F 62406, Feb. 1, 1908.)
(F 62393, Feb. 1,
76
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2.8., Vv. 3
Moffat, Yard & co., New
Tork, i.
Eternal answer. (F 59544, Noy. 12,
1907; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1908.) [4890
Montreal standard, Mon-
treal, Canada.
Hood (Violet),
girl in Canada.
1908. )
Montross (N. E.),
TOT. iN. T.
(H 105611, Jan. 29,
New
Sheep shearing, by Horatio Walker. |
(H 105982, Feb. 7, 1908.)
Moore (Frank B.), New
Orleans, La.
New Orleans terminal co.
docks, Chalmette, La.
Jan. 30, 1908.)
Moore (Mrs. Ruth Nicho-
las), Chicago, IIl.
[4892
[4891 |
slip and |
(H 105648, |
[4893
| Book
Anticipation. (H 105544, Jan. 24,
1908. ) [48944897
Meditation. (H 105548, Jan. 24, 1908.) |
Realization. (H 105545, Jan. 24, |
1908.)
Sunshine. (H 105542, Jan. 24, 1908;
2c. of each Dec. 28, 1907.)
Morse (William A.),
Merrimac, Mass.
Whittier (John G.), poet, at thirty.
(H 105267, Jan. 18, 1908; 1 c. Dec.
26, 1907; 1 c. Jan. 3, 1908.) [4898
Morton (Verne), Groton,
i ae ie
Herd of Holsteins. 5228. (H 105997,
Feb. 7, 1908.) [4899-4901
Holstein cattle. 5234. (H 105998,
Feb. 7, 1908.)
Holstein cows. 1673. (H 105996, Feb.
7, 1908.)
Moslyn (Tom), London,
England.
Christ in the wilderness.
Nov. 22, 1907;
(F 59869,
2 ec. Oct. 26, 1907.
Muller (Chas.
Sona?! INA.
A.), New
Good hope.
[4903
Muller (Enrique), Brook-
yD Ps
Evans (Admiral) 35, 36.
105432, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Japanese war vessels. 18, 19.
100705, 100706, Oct. 9, 1907.)
37-39.
Jan.
(H 105431,
(H
On board a war vessel.
105414, 105412, 105413,
1908. )
(H
23
| —— (F 62156, Jan.
| —— (F 62589, Feb.
| Dream
Muller (Enrique), Brook-
lyn, N..iX
U. S. fleet of war vessels. 15-17, 20—
22,3-13. (H 100702-100704, 100707—
100709, 100711—100721, Oct. 9, 1907.)
| —— 30-34. H 105426—105430, Jan. 23,
the most beautiful |
1908.)
Vermont (U. 8. 8S.) Side view. 813.
(H 82917, Sept., 20, 1906.)
2c. of each Jan. 25, 1908.
Musical courier company,
. New York, N. Y.
Tetrazzini’s arrival in New York.
1-6. (H 105819-105824, Feb. 3,
1908. ) [4934-4939
New York evening tele-
gram (New York herald
company, Jersey
City, N. J.
taught Bilkins. (IF 61692, Jan.
14, 1908.) [4940-4961
—— (F 62033, Jan. 22, 1908.)
— (F 62266, Jan. 28, 1908.)
(F 62506, Feb. 5, 1908.)
of the rarebit fiend.
61835, Jan. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 61906, Jan. 20, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
27, 1908.)
1, 1908.)
3, 1908.)
8, 1908.)
(F 61702, Jan.
22, 1908.)
29, 1908.)
(Fr
—— (F 62254, Jan.
—— (F 62429, Feb.
—— (FF 62455, Feb.
Pilgrim’s progress.
15, 1908.)
—-— (F 62032, Jan. 2
— (F 62288, Jan.
— (F 62532, Feb. 6, 1908.)
| Puggy
Poodle. (F 61771, Jan. 16,
1908. )
|—— (F 62106, Jan. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 62356, Jan. 31, 1908.)
—— (F 62568, Feb. 7, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 61905,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
(F 62255, Jan. 27, 1908.)
| —— (F 62456, Feb. 3, 1908.)
[4902 |
(H 89600, Jan. 21, 1907.) |
: Ba-ba.
[4904-4933
New York herald ce
pany, Jersey City, N.
Adventures of the Angle aan (FE
62357, Jan. 31, 1908S; 2 ec. Feb. 1,
1908. ) [4962-4991
(F 62533, Feb. 6, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
8, 1908.)
(F 61763, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 c.
Jan. 17, 1908.)
- (F 61767, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 e. Jan.
25, 1908.)
—_— (F 62359, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
1, 1908. )
an. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
8, 1908.)
fa -—C
Buster Brown.
pore
Jumbo Junior.
eS =
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
77
New York Herald com-
pany, Jersey City,
Wid.
(I 61760, Jan. 16,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
»— (F 62363, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
1, 1908.)
8, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffles. (F 61758, Jan.
1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.)
mo (I 62107, Jan. 24, 1908; 2 c. Jan.
25, 1908. )
1, 1908.)
»— (F 62534, Feb. 6, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
8, 1908.)
(EF 61764, Jan.
1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.)
— (IF 61768, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 ¢. Jan.
25, 1908.)
16,
1, 1908.)
_ — (F 62369, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb.
8, 1908.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
'— (F 61765, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 ¢. Jan. |
| Bear
»—— (F 62390, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
16, |
— (F 62364, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb. |
Nichols (Arthur J.), St.
Clairsville, Ohio.
St. Clairsville, Ohio, views.
Jan. 11, 1908.)
Nightingale (Ernest J.),
Louisville, Ky.
in. mind. (fF 61511,. Jan:
1908; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1907.)
Nutting (Wallace), South-
bury, Conn.
Almost ready. (H 105001, Jan. 9,
1908.) [4996-5006
Asleep after play. (H 104996, Jan. 9,
1908. )
Between the
Jan. 9, 1908.)
Chimney corner.
(H 105025,
[4994
8,
[4995
blossoms. (H 104992,
(H 104994, Jan. 9,
1908. )
| Christmas pie. (H 104999, Jan. 9,
1908. )
From the top shelf. (H 104997, Jan.
9, 1908. )
_— (F 62362, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb. |
Selection (The)
61759, Jan. 16, 1908: 2 c. Jan. 17, |
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 61762,
gan. 16, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.)
| Watering place.
; 1908.)
—— (F 61766, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 ¢. Jan.
25, 1908. ) )
— (F 62358, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
: 1, 1908.)
| — (F 62365, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
| 8, 1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
61761, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 17,
1908. ) |
- — (F 61769, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 ec. Jan.
25, 1908.)
— (F 623860, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb. |
1, 1908.) )
— (F 62367, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb. |
8, 1908.)
—— (8 61770, Jan. 16, 1908; 2 c. Jan. |
Mother of the Revolution.
Jan. 9, 1908.)
New cap. (H 105002, Jan. 9, 1908.)
(H 105000, Jan. 9,
(H 104995,
1908. )
Tea Maid. (H 104998, Jan. 9, 1908.)
(H 104993, Jan. 9,
1908. )
O’ Bolger (Thomas),
Rochester, N. Y.
Leaders of the United Irishmen.
1798 and 1803. (G 17960, Jan. 17,
1908; 2 ec. Jan. 9, 1908.) [5007
Olson (W. O.), Alex-
andria, Minn.
Alexandria, Minn., Lake Andrews.
14, 15. (H 105867, 105868, Feb. 5,
1908. ) [5008-5023
—— Lake Burgan. 1. (H 105854,
Feb. 5, 1908.)
/—— Lake Carlos. 810. (H 105861-
105863, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Lake Darling. 11-18. (H
25, 1908.) )
— (F 62361, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb. |
a, 74908;) .°
— (F 62368, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb. |
8, 1908.) /
Newton (William Ed-
ward), Oberlin, Ohio.
King (Henry Churchill). (H 105620,
Jan. 29, 1908.)
Nichols (A. M.), Harwich,
Mass.
first R: KR.
Orleans 1864.
1908. )
(H 105270, Jan. 20,
[4993 |
[4992 |
train from Boston to |
105864-105866, Feb. 5, 1908.)
—— Lakes Darling and Carlos, com-
ing through channel between. 3.
(H 105856, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Lake Ida, Sandy point at Wic-i-
up club. 2. (8H 105855, Feb. 5,
1908. )
Lake L’Homme Dieu. 46. (H
105857-1L05859, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Lake Victoria. view from Sylvian
home. 7. (H 105860, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Lake Winona, Beauty spot. (H
105869, Feb. 5, 1908.)
78
Olsson (J. F.), & co., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Mass., Harvard square.
[5024, 5025
Harvard college, East yard.
Cambridge,
(H 105978, 105979, Feb. 7, 1908.) | 7
| Summer pastime.
Omaha daily news, Omaha,
Nebr.
Bryan (Wm. J.) in sitting position. |
[5026 |
(H 105915, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Ongman (C. S.), Chicago,
Ill.
Oscar II.’s (H. M. Konung) sista fard.
(H 106109, Feb. 10, 1908.) [5027
Osborne company,
York, N. Y.
Joys of life. [7, 8.]
Dec. 28, 1907.)
New
|
(F 61092, 61093
[5028-5032
Memories, 2} by 43. (F 62280, Jan.
28, 1908.)
Over the ’phone. (H 105600, Jan. 28, |
1908.)
When the ice is on the river.
(H
105601, Jan. 28, 1908.)
Otis lithograph company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Belle of Richmond. (G 18003, Jan.
27, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 25, 1908.)
[5033-5037
Kerr’s (C. H.) big musical fun show.
(G 17674, Dec. 11, 1907; 2 c. Dec.
14, 1907.)
Premier of fun. (G 17468, Novy.
1907; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1908.)
—— (G 17948, Jan. 13, 1908; 2 c. Dec.
25, 1907.)
Rays (The) (G 17467, Nov.
2 ec. Dec, 14, 1907.)
Cito. (J.), rie 3
21,
21, 1907;
Alarm (The) (F olabe Jan, 20, 1908. )
[5038-5050
Balky horse. (F 61937, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Delightful diversion. (KF 61929, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Brighten up.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8.,V.3—
Otto (J.), Philadelphia,
P
a.
Sharing baby’s breakfast. (F 61928,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Showing the winner.
(F 61932, Jan.
20, 1908.)
(F 61933, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Telling the fortune.
20, 1908.)
Outing pub. cO., Deposit,
N. ¥
(F 61931, Jan.
Indian in his solitude. [5 prints]
(F 61741-61745, Jan. 15, 1908; 2 ¢
of each Jan. 6, 1908.) [5051-5055
Pach bros., New York,
N. !
Tiffany (Louis C.) 11 by 14. 85918,
‘ [5056-5059
=?
cabinet. 85918, C, E. H 105461-
105464, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Packard (Edw. H.), Bos-
ton, Mass.
Be ye therefore ready also. (F 61739,
Dec. 30, 1907.) [5060-5079
(F 61728, Dec. 28, 1907.)
Can the Lord depend on you. (F
61731, Dec. 28, 1907.)
Come unto Me. (F 61686, Jan. 14,
1908. )
For we must all appear.
Dec. 28, 1907.)
For we walk by faith. (F 61740, Jan.
14, 1908; 2 ¢c. Dec. 30, 1907.)
(F 61727,
God is love. (F 61725, Dec. 28, 1907.)
Harvest is past. (IF 61730, Dec. 28,
1907.) .
Hope. (F 61724, Dec. 28, 1907.)
I am the Way. (F 617387, Dec. 30,
1907.)
Listen to the words of Jesus. (F
Don’t interfere with the cook. (F.
61938, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Irom producer to consumer. (F 61939,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Man behind the gun. (F 61935, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Mother’s cares. (F 61940, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Prize winning herd. (F 61936, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Say, did you lay dis egg?
Jan. 20, 1908.)
61738, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Now. (F 61729, Dec. 28, 1907.)
Question of the hour. (F 61736, Dec.
30, 1907.)
Rejoice, O young men. (F 61687, Jan.
14, 1908.)
_Repent. (IF 61732, Dec. 28, 1907.)
Search the Scriptures. (F 61734, Dec.
30, 1907.)
Striking a bargain. (F 61685, Jan. 14,
1908. )
Verily, verily. (IF 61726, Dec. 28,
1907.)
What is your record with God? (F
| 61735, Dec. 30, 1907.)
(F 61733, Dec.
(F 61930, | | What's your average.
28, 1907.)
s. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Palmer (Frank), Spokane,
Wash.
Jashington, Clarkston Valley. (H
105077, Jan. 13, 1908.) [5080-5082
Washington, where the waters come
tumbling down in Stevens co.
105078, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Jan. 28, 1908.)
Parfitt eam), Goshen,
Ind.
| corn contest held at Goshen, Ind.,
Nov. 30, 1907. (H 105434, Jan. 15,
1908.)
| Parker (Surry),
A Town, N. C.
om logging scene. 100-131.
_ 62824-62355, Jan. 20, 1908.)
[5084-5115
Parrish (W. J.), Denver,
Colo.
Dinah Shadd II. (F 62507, Jan.
1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.)
Pauler (Harry D.), Spring-
| field, Ill.
Deneen (Charles S.) yovernor of
Illinois, A, B. (H 1054385, 105436,
Jan. 22, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec. 10,
1907.) [5117, 5118
Pine
6,
Peabody (Henry G.), Pasa-
dena, Cal.
Chariot race. (H 104990, Jan. 9, 1908;
2c. Jan. 8, 1908.) [5119
Peckham (Chas. W.),
New Bedford, Mass.
Dowden (Capt. James), master Bark
_ Progress. «69105639, Jan. 30,
1908.) [5120
Pennypacker publishing
company, Asbury Park,
; Wed.
Asbury Park, N. J., ideal resort by the
sea. (I* 60866, Dec. 20, 1907; 2 c.
Dec. 10, 1907.) [5121
Perry (Eugene A.), Mal-
den, Mass.
ety pictures. Bost. ed. 1, 28, 35, 40,
ts, 0, 110, 314 J., 503, 795,
815, 888 C., 1095, 1130, 3513-3516,
3518-3520.
_ 61788, 61803-61809, Jan. 3, 1907.)
——— Extra size. 35, 262, 314 J., 499,
_ 500, 671, 509, 700, 887, 816, 1294. (F
| 61823-61833, Jan. 3, 1908.)
N. Y. ed. 35, 118, 500, 560 H., 707,
' 801, 888 C., 1332, 1425 B., 1425 F.
(F 61814-61822, 61834, Jan. 3, 1908.)
[5116°
(F 61772-61781, 61784— |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
| Perry pictures.
| —_—560 C., 560 F.,
(H
(H 105564, Jan. 27, 1908; 2 ¢.
Prize winners; in the Elkhart county |
[5083
(Fo
AND PRINTS 79
Perry (Eugene A.), Mal-
den, Mass.
Small size. 888 C., 74
(F 61811-61813, Jan. 3, 1908.)
1172, 1255 B.,
1270 B., 1389 C., 1389 H., 1947-1955,
560 E. (F 61782, 61783, 61789-
61802, 61810, Jan. 3, 1908.)
2c. of each Jan. 2, 1908.
B., 35.
Pesha (L.), Marine City,
Mich.
Melancholy days have come. (H
105218, Jan. 18, 1908.) [5185
Pickands-Magee co., Pitts-
burg, Pa.
History of heating. 7-12. (F 62485-
62490, Feb. 5, 1908.) [5186-5191
Pittsburg photo-engraving
company, Pittsburg, Pa.
_ Westmoreland county court house. (F
61684, Jan. 14, 1908.)
Powell (Mrs. H. A.), White
Plains; N.Y.
[5192
| White Plains, N. Y., old court house.
(H 105337, Jan.
1, 1908.)
Prentiss (Mrs. C. K.), New
Orleans, La.
of the sack.
1908. )
Prince (Geo.),
ton, D. C.
Wim. Jennings), 18 by
(H 105102, 105103, Jan.
[5195-5202
21, 1908; 2 ec. Feb.
[5193.
(H 105541,
[5194
Madonna
ean, 25
mae),
Washing-
Bryan (Hon.
22 [1, 2].
14, 1908.)
'Hughes (Charles E.), cabinet, 1, 2.
i ——§ by 10.
| R. & G.
|
[5122-5184 |
(H 105345, 105346, Jan. 14, 1908.)
(H 105347-105350, Jan.
20, 1908.)
Providence lithograph com-
pany, Providence, RB. itd
Saul chosen king. 23 by 2y¥s.
[5203, 5204
Temperance lesson. 23 by 33.
(G 17973, 17974, Jan. 17, 1908.)
R. & G. corset company,
New York, N. Y.
girl. 6-12. (F 62023, 62024,
Jan. 21, 1908; 2 ec. of each Jan. 11,
1908 ; IF. 62580-62584, Feb. 7, 1908.)
[5205-5211
Raje (Thor), San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
Albert (Gehl) and Elsie David concert
and theatrical poster. (F 61075,
Dee. 28, 1907; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1907.)
[5212
80
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. iv, n.s.,v.3
Rau (William H.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mayfiower (U. S. S.), President and
others on board. 26003-26006. (H
1053872-105375, Jan. 21, 1908.)
[5213-5219
Mississippi (U. S. S.) 26027. (H
105916, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Pacific fleet leaving Hampton Roads,
flagship Connecticut leading. 26002.
(H 105371, Jan. 21, 1908.)
Philadelphia, Pa. Panorama from
Land title building. 2651-A. (H
105834, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 ce. Jan. 25,
1908. )
Rawls brothers, Colum-
bia, S. C.
Weaving fancies. (H 105027, Jan. 11,
1908. [5220
Reed (E. P.) & C0,
Rochester, N. Y.
Reed (E. P.) & co., Rochester, N. Y.,
compliments. (IF 62287, Jan. 29,
1908. ) [5221
Reich (Jacques), New
York, N. ¥.
Jackson (President Andrew). (EF
62275, Jan. 28, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 31,
1908. )
Reid (F. L.), Norfolk, Va.
Mount Vernon, residence and tomb of
Washington. (G 18105, Feb. 7,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 28, 1908.) [5223 |
Reyes (P. V.) Avalon,
Cal.
Santa Catalina isl., Cal., marine gar- |
dens. (H 105594, Jan. 24, 1908.)
[5224 |
Rhine (Mrs. Emma fF.
Patten—), Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
Junior order United American me-
chanics. Charter and certificate of
membership. (I 62384, 62385, Jan.
31, 1908.) [5225-5229
Order United American Mechanics.
Charter. (F 62383, Jan. 31, 1908.)
United American mechanics. With-
drawal card and certificate of mem-
bership. (F 62386-62387, Jan. 31,
1908. )
Rich (Frederick Dorr),
Rochester, N. Y.
Cattle coming down a country lane.
, [5230, 5231
Scene along the banks of a river. (H
105268, 105269, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Rieck (E. W.), Albany,
he
Christmasville, a good boy’s reward.
(H 105730, Jan. 31, 1908.) [5232
[5222 |
| Hall’s
Ritchie brothers, Centra-
lia, Ill.
Awaiting Easter dawn. A.—Easter
greetings. IF, G—Easter morn. B,
C.—Easter tidings. D.—My Easter
bunnies. E. [5233-5
(H 105380-105386, Jan. 22, 1908;
2 ec. of each Jan. 29, 1908.)
Robbins (Harry I.), Bos-
ton, Mass.
Surf boat drill. 1-9.
105814, Feb. 3, 1908.)
(H 105806—
[5240-5248
Roberson travel lectures,
Walden, N. Y.
| Drilling under great difficulties.
[5249-5252
Empire, showing type of American
buildings.
Sides of canal bed,
Steam shovel at work Empire cut.
(H 105182-105185, Jan. 17, 1908.)
Roesch (Louis),
Francisco, Cal.
Vaqueros roping a California grizzly.
(G 18031, Jan. 30, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb. 1,
1908. ) [5253
Rose company, Philadel-
phia, Pa,
Ten commandments. First-Tenth (F
62059-62068, Jan. 23, 1908; 2 c¢. of
each Jan. 16, 1908.) [5254-5263
L.),
San
Roseborough (A,
Gardiner, Mont.
Old Faithful geyser. (H 105272, Jan.
20, 1908.) [5264
tusk (John W.), Haines
Falls, N. Y.
studio. (H 104991, Jan. 9,
1908. ) [5265
Sackett & Wilhelms Co.,
New York, N. Y.
Birthday greeting. (G 18028, Jan. 30,
1908. ) [5266-5282
Bright eyes. (F 62314, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Bye-bye. (F 62315, Jan. 30, 1908.)
| Dainty Dora. (G 18026, Jan. 30,
1908. )
Fascinating. (G 18023, Jan. 30, 1908.)
(G 18029, Jan. 30,
Florists pride.
1908. )
Golf girl.
Her choice.
(G 18020, Jan. 30, 1908.)
(G 18027, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Princess Charming. (G 18024, Jan.
30, 1908.)
Reward (The) (F 62313, Jan. 30,
1908. )
fos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Sackett & Wilhelms co.,
New York, N. Y.
Study in blue. (G 18025, Jan. 30,
- 1908.)
Sweet innocence. (F 62318, Jan. 30,
1908.) .
Sweets to the sweet. (IF 62317, Jan.
80, 1908. )
| Symphony in pink. (G 18021, Jan. 30,
- 1908.)
Waiting. (F 62316, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Wistful. (G 18022, Jan. 30, 1908.)
Yellow beauties. (G 18030, Jan. 30,
1908. )
Sanders Fe de New York,
Can you take a ae (F 62605 Feb.
m 7, 1908; 2c. Jan. 27, 1908.)
if [5283-5287
‘Coney Island, N. Y., night scene of
| Surf ave. (F 62319, Jan. 30, 1908.)
‘I lay them at your feet. (F 62607,
| Feb. 7, 1908; 2c. Jan. 27, 1908. )
I’m going to pop it. (FF 62608, Feb. 7,
1908; 2 ¢. Jan. 27, 1908.)
Will you accept this? (IF 62606, Feb.
mn i908..2 c. Jan. 27, 1908.)
Bal- :
})
Schloss bros. & ¢o.,
timore, Md.
Autumn.
(EF 62021, Jan. 21, 1908.)
[5288-5290
‘Summer. (F 62020, Jan. 21, 1908.)
/Winter. (F 62022, Jan. 21, 1908.)
Schmidt (John Robert),
Cincinnati, Ohio.
‘Harmon (Judge Judson), of Cincin-
nati. (H 105180, Jan. 17, 1908.)
[5291
Schmidt lithographing co.,
. San Francisco, Cal.
PRunch of apples. (F 62586, Feb. 8,
1908. ) [5292
Schneider (Otto J.), New
work, Nix.
mir OGE, 612185 “Wee; 31,
[52938
American
1907.)
Schwartz (C. Will), Ot-
tumwa, Iowa.
DBaby found her mother on the golden
shore. (EF 62587, Feb. 8, 1908.)
[5294
Scott ‘and Van Altena,
le
|
New York, N. Y.
\
meor liberty. (H 105751, Jan. 31,
» 1908.) [5295, 5296
For the red, white and blue. (H
105751, 105752, Jan. 31, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, OUTS, AND PRINTS
Northern Pacific
81
Scurlock (A. N)., Wash-
ington, D. C.
White (Clarence C.)
Feb. 8, 1908.) [5297
Sheahan (Maurice T.),
Brookline, Mass.
Coming of the baby. (IF 61598, Dec.
18, 1907.) [5298-5303
I don’t love nobody. (F 62588, Feb.
8, 1908.)
My valentine.
1908.)
Two souls with but a single thought.
(I* 62048, Jan. 23, 1908.)
(H 105816.
(F 62047,- Jan. 23,
| Will you let me be the tail to your
valentine kite. (F 62049, Jan. 23,
1908. )
Xmas. Compliments of the season.
(F 61599, Dec. 18, 1907.)
Shonk (Chas. W.), May-
wood, Ill.
(G 17926, Jan. 10, 1908;
[5304
Gypsy girl.
a te DEC. OL, Laws)
Shultz (Lewis Albert),
Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Shulsie and Sponsie. (F 62311, Jan.
29, 1908. ) [5305
Simpson (Nellie P.), Ka-
lama, Wash.
Kalama, Wash., from Globe, Oregon.
(H 101591, Oct. 24, 1907.)
[5806-5308
railway ferry Ta-
(H 101589, Oct. 24, 1907.)
On the lower Kalama. (H_ 101590,
Oct. 24, 1907; 2 c. of each Jan. 138,
1908. )
Sloan (C. A.),
Minn.
Duluth, Minn., 1907.
16, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.)
Snnth (A, T. B.),
socket, R. I:
Dauray (Rev. Fr. Charles).
[5310, 5311
coma.
Duluth,
(H 105130, Jan.
[53809
W 00n-
Precious Blood convent, Mother Supe-
rior.
(H 1058385, 105836, Feb. 1, 1908; 2
COL each Jan. 20, 1908.)
Smith (Erwin E.), Bos-
ton, Mass.
L. S. Bronco Buster. (H 105011, Jan.
9, 1908.) [53812-53817
Matador Broneo Buster. (H 105018,.
Jan. 9, 1908.)
Matador Bronco Buster at work. (H
105012, Jan. 9, 1908.)
82
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.iIv,n.s.,v.3
Smith (Erwin E.), Bos-
ton, Mass.
Red Saunders of three circle fame
saddling a bronco. (H 105014, Jan.
9, 1908.)
Smith (Erwin E.), cowboy artist.
105010, Jan. 9, 1908.)
Sun-fisher. (H 105065, Jan. 11, 1908.)
(H
Smith (Melford =),
Boulder, Colo.
Boulder Nederland stage. (H 105351,
Jan. 21, 1908.) [5318
Somerville, (City of),
Somerville, Mass.
Soldiers’ monument, city of Somerville,
Mass. (H 100760, Oct. 10, 1907; 2
ec. Sept. 30, 1907.) [5319
Sommers (P.), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
After the bath.
1908. )
Amongst her pets.
1908. )
Farmyard lunch party.
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Fido’s first lesson.
[5320-5331
(F 61980, Jan. 20,
(F 61978, Jan. 20, |
(F 61976, Jan. 20, |
(F 61975, |
| Ideal coach horse.
1908. )
Good morning. (F 61984, Jan. 20, |
1908. )
Ideal pasture. (F 61974, Jan. 20,
1908. ) |
Labors of spring. (F 61977, Jan. 20, |
1908. )
Nature’s mirror. (F 61979, Jan. 20,
1908. )
On-the Speedway. (F 61981, Jan. 20, |
1908. )
Right on the job. (F 61973, Jan. 20, |
1908. ) )
Swell mount. (F 61982, Jan. 20, 1908.) |
Wilst du brod haben.
20, 1908. )
Spencer (Geo. W.), Rock-
well City, Iowa.
Amateur photographer.
Smallpox patient.
(HI 105032, 105033, Dec. 18, 1907.) _
Spencer (Harold C.),Win-
sted, Conn.
Gilbert school, commercial department. |
(F 61719, Jan. 15, 1908.) [5334
Spurr (EH. Willard),
Waterloo, Iowa.
Rose (The). Who said chicken.
[5335, 5336
(H 999338, 99932, Sept. 21, 1907; |
2 c. of each May 27, 1907.)
(F 61983, Jan. |
[5332, 5333 |
Minnesota (U. S. battleship).
Standard scenic com-
pany, Meadville, Pa.
[Stereoscopic photographs. ]
Baited hook. 3221. (H 104596, Dec.
30, 1907.) [5337-5345
Boulder, Colo. 3405. (H 104593, Dec.
30, 1907.)
Buffalo, N. Y. 3403, 3404. (H 104591,
104592, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Canton, Ohio. McKinley Memorial
day, 1907. 3406, 3407. (H 104594,
104595, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Iowa (U. S. battleship).
104499, Dec. 30, 1907.)
Kearsarge (U. S. Man-of-war).
(H 104497, Dec. 30, 1907.)
3402. (H
3400.
3401.
(H 104498, Dee. 30, 1907.)
2 c. of each Jan. 28, 1908.
Stanley works, New Brit-
ain, Conn.
Her first ball. (F 62281, Jan. 28,
1908. ) [5346
Stebbins (Nathaniel L.),
Somerville, Mass.
North Carolina (U. S. 8.) 18406,
18408, 18410, 18414, 18416. (Hf
105084—105088, Jan. 13, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Jan. 23, 1908.) (5847-5351
Stewart (Frank), Silver-
hill, Ala.
Woodbound (The). (H 105831, Feb.
5, 1908.) [5352
Stiles (Chas. L.), Colum-
bus, Ohio.
(F 61522, Jan. 8,
[
1908. )
Strahl (Howard P.),
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cummins (Hon. Albert Baird). (F
61676, Jan. 13, 1908.) [5354-5356
Harmon (Hon. Judson). (F 61746,
Jan. 16, 1908.)
Hughes (Hon. Charles Evans). (F
61747, Jan. 16, 1908.) a
Strobridge lithographing
company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
[Posters]
| N. Y. 12634, N. Y. 12647, N. Y. 12648.
(G 17478, 17484, 17488, Nov. 22,
1907; 2 c of each Jan. 2, 1908.)
[5357-5365
N. Y. 12663, N. Y. 12664. (G 17793,
17794, Dec. 19, 1907; 2 c. of each
Jan. 2, 1908.)
(1
‘nos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Strobridge lithographing
company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
[Posters]
N. Y. 12668, N. Y. 12669. (G 17795,
17798, Dec. 19, 1907; 2 ec. of each
Jan. 27, 1908.)
m. Y. 12678, N. Y. 12679. (G 17984,
17990, Jan. 20, 1908; 2 c. of each
Jan. 27, 1908.)
Stroud (W. J.), Rock
Springs, Wyo...
Big Sheep mountain. 1-3. (H 105787-
105789, Feb. 1, 1908.) [53866-5381
‘Deer of the mountain. (H 105792,
Feb. 1, 1908.)
Downs’ peak.
- 1908.)
Elk of the plains.
| 105795, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Garfield I., overlooking the valley. (H
105797, Feb. 1, 1908.)
(H 105796, Feb. 1,
Ey aes
105782-105784, Feb. 1, 1908.)
‘Spout falls, Four mile cascades.
105793, Feb. 1, 1908.)
Watchful buck.
~ 1908.)
Wild cat feasting.
1908. )
Sullivan (Cornelius F.),
Boston, Mass.
Sullivan’s punch. (H 92376, April 6,
ao1; 2 ¢ Apr. 12, 1907.) [5882
Swan (James), Seymour,
Conn.
Albert Swan memorial. (F 62158,
Jan. 27, 1908.) [5383
Sweet bros., Minneapolis,
| Minn.
Johnson (John A.) (H 105870, Feb.
™ 5, 1908.) [5384, 5385
Johnson (Mr. and Mrs. Gov. J. A.)
H 106111, Feb. 10, 1908.)
[Throssel [Richard], Crow
Agency, Mont.
(H
(H 105790, Feb. 1,
Alone on the prairie. 6802. (H 77019,
May 8, 1906.) [53886-5409
' Camp life. 6897. (H 102979, Nov. 25,
1907
“Camp in the mountains. 6860. (H
' 102954, Nov. 25, 1907.)
Camp scenery. 6896. (H 102978, Nov.
25, 1907.)
Cheyenne home.
"Nov. 25, 1907.)
6894. (H 102976,
. ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
(H 105794, |
“Mountain sheep at rest. (H 105786, |
Feb. 1, 1908.)
-Mountain sheep in danger. (H 105785,
| Feb. 1, 1908.)
Rocky mountain glacier. 1-3. (H |
(H 105791, Feb. 1, |
83
[Throssel [Richard], Crow
Agency, Mont.
Cheyenne lodge. 6880. (H 102967,
Nov. 25, 1907.)
Cheyenne maiden. 6905. (H 102985,
Nov. 25, 1907.)
Curley. 6957. (H 102990, Nov. 25,
1907. )
Deserted home. 6849. (H 98745, Aug.
24, 1907.)
Iivening in the gap. 6862. (H
102956, Noy. 25, 1907.)
Evening on the little Big Horn. 6882.
(H 102969, Nov. 25, 1907.)
Feathered horsemen. 6993. (HH
102991, Nov. 25, 1907.)
Future Cheyenne warrior. 6903. (H
102983, Nov. 25, 1907.)
Haranguer. 6868. (H 102959, Nov.
25, 1907.)
Here lives the Crow. 6837. (H
102992, Nov... 25, 1907.)
| Home of the Plainsman. 6891. (H
102975, Nov. 25, 1907.)
Leaving the camp. 6887. (H 102973,
Nov. 25, 1907.
| Little Wolf. 6908. (H 102988, Nov.
25, 1907.)
Medicine man’s daughter. 6870. (H
102961, Nov. 25, 1907.)
Medicine tobacco dance. 6899. (H
102980, Nov. 25, 1907.)
Sentinel (The). 6884. (H 102970,
Nov. 25, 1907.)
| Two Moons. 6909. (H 102989, Novy.
25, 1907.)
Up Pryor canyon.
Nov. 25, 1907.)
Warriors. 6886.
1907.)
2 ec. of each Jan, 6, 1908.
Tiny tads company, New
York, N. ¥;
All your troubles. (F 62277, Jan. 28,
1908. ) [5410-5412
Diabolo is lots of fun. (F 62278, Jan.
28, 1908.)
Such arush. (F 62276, Jan. 28, 1908.)
Tipton (W. R.), Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Panorama of Colorado Springs. (H
uae, Oct. 5.1907 > bc. Oct... 5,
1907; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1908.) [5413
Tobin (Jeanette A.), Los
Gatos, Cal.
Album leaves. Novelty valentines.
[1-8] (F 62262-62264, Jan. 11,
1908; 2 c. of each Jan. 27, 1908.)
[5414-5416
6861. (H 102955,
(H 102972, Nov. 25,
84
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2. S., ¥.
Todd: 39€ 3: SH),
Kans.
Wichita,
Mona, the lily pond mermaid. (H
106083, Feb. 10, 1908.) [5417
Toronto lithographing
company, Toronto,
Canada.
Birds of prey. (G 17958, Jan. 16,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1908.) [5418
Tribune company, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Danny dreamer. (F 62271, Jan. 28,
1908. ) [5419-5423
(F' 62495, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Mrs. Dingle’s diary. (F 62269, Jan.
28, 1908.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories.
Jan. 28, 1908.)
— (F 62496, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Trumbull (Richard J.),
Chicago, Ill.
Shakespeare on draw poker. [1-8]
(EF 61618-61620, 61622-61826, Nov.
19, 1907; 2 c. of each Dec. 21, 1907.)
[5424-5431
(F 62270,
Underhill (Irving), Jer-
sey City, N. J.
Evening post building. E. 331. (H
94344, May 22, 1907; 2 « July 5,
1907.) [5432
Underwood & Under-
wood, New York,
oe
[Stereoscopic photographs.] °
U 25824. (H 103923, Dec. 20, 1907:
ne ec: 2D TO0Ts a: eos Jan. 2a.
1908. ) [5433-5534
49098, U 94066, U 99966, U 112518,
212622, CU VI25235, 0 212628
112580. (H 105057-105064, Jan. 11,
1908 ; 2 ce. of each Jan. 13, 1908.)
U 98017, U 99730, U 87324. (H 105107-
105109, Jan. 15, 1908; ec. of each
Jan. 16, 1908.)
U 49240, U 373887, U 56128, U 70087,
(H 105133-105136, Jan. 16, 1908.)
U 112571. (H 105181, Jan. 17, 1908.)
U 41022,-U 45864, U 58175, U 58350,
U 58819, U 58828, U 59255, U 59355.
U 59457, U 59459, U 89193, U 89194,
U 89197, U 89200, U 89202, U 89204,
U 89302, U 92255, U 92642, U 92838,
UD 96575, U 107814, U 112561, U
112562, U 112570, U 61178, U 67472
(H 105219-105245, Jan. 18, 1908.)
U 57572, U 112560. (H 105290, 105291,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
U 100455, U 112520.
1053538, Jan. 21, 1908.)
U
9
al
(H 105352,
| 342,
Underwood & Under-
wood, New York,
i. as @
[Stereoscopic photographs. ]
U 80932, U 838761, U 96814, U 1
U 104502, U 112186, U 112539,
29775. (HH 105404—105411, Jan.
1908. )
U 28785, U 28786, U 50665, U 5917
U 84600, U 96789; U 103347. (
105453-105459, Jan. 24, 1908.)
U 98529. (H 105562, Jan. 27, 1908.) _
U 112615. (H 105604, Jan. 28, 1908.)
U 26998, U 97238, U 112124, U 112127
U 112584. (H 105613-105617, J
29, 1908.)
U 112574, U 112575, U 112595, U
112600. (H 105652-105655, Jan. 30,
1908. ) \
U 40304, U 100145, U 112608. (H
105779-105781, Feb. 1, 1908.)
| U 388650, U 38687, U 38905, U 578
U 103800, U 112572, U 112573. (ff
105799-105805, Feb. 3, 1908.)
U 48608, U 58189, U 59081, U 99449,
U 112559. (H 105837-105841, Feb,
5, 1908.)
U 50477, U 50701, U 50789, U 57768,
U 57783, U 57789, U 104423,
104430, U 104481, U 112194, U
112557, .U 112564. ee 105984—
ice ay Feb. 7, 1908; 2 ¢. of each
Feb. 8, 1908.)
112605. (H 106027, Feb. 8, 1908.)
United States lithograph
company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
[ Posters]
cone and letter bill.
, 1907.)
[5535-5560
(G 17953-
U
—
Male character,
(G 16780, Sept. 7
346, 11149, 11150,
17956, Jan. 13, 1908.)
347, 348, 11013, 11095, 11121, 11145;
11146. (G 17977-17983, Jan. 20,
1908. )
11174-11183. (G 18004-18013, Jan. 27,
1908. )
11124, 111438, 11144, 11159.
18018, Jan, 29, 1908.)
(G 18015-
University press, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Henry IV, part II; Arthur Rackhan,
(F 62585, Feb. 8, 1908.) [5561, 5562
Henry VIII. F. C. Cowper. (Ff
61693, Jan. 15, 1908.)
Up-to-date novelty shop,
Chicago, Il.
Archery. (G 17957, Jan. 13, 1908.)
[
nos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Van Hook (Frank), Dar-
lington, Wis.
Darlington, Wis., old courthouse.
105403, Jan. 10, 1908.)
—Pecatonica river. 1-4.
399-105402, Jan. 10, 1908.)
2 c. of each Dec. 23, 1907.
(H
[5564-5568
(H 105-
Feb. 10, 1908.)
Voss (A. G.), Chicago, Ill.
Artist's friends. (F 62512, Jan.
1908; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1908.)
22.
} [5578-5585
| Meadowbrook hunt.
22, 1908.)
Miss Texas. (F 62510, Jan. 22, 1908.)
New England home. (F 62514, Jan.
22, 1908.)
(Fr
2c. Feb. 1, 1908.)
| Thoroughbreds. (F 62508, Jan.
1908; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1908.)
Venice. (F 62286, Jan. 29, 1908).
maictor (The). (EF 62513, Jan.
1908 ; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1908.)
29
had y
Vredenburg & co., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
(G.18056, Feb. 3, 1908.)
[5586-5593
Cosmos. (G 18061, Feb. 3, 1908.)
* Dicentra (Dielytra )
[bleeding heart].
1908. )
Digitalis.
8, 1908.)
Group of Aquilegias [Columbine]
18062, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Shiro plum. (G 18055, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Sultan plum. (G 18057, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Climax plum.
(G 18060, Feb. 3,
[Foxglove]. (G 18059, Feb.
October days. (F 62511, Jan. 22, 1908; |
22, |
Spectabilis |
(G. |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS; AND PRINTS
Vitagraph company of
America, New York,
7 N. Y.
Comedy of errors. (H 105775, Feb. 1, |
1908. ) [5569-5577
Cowboy elopement. (H 105166, Jan.
17, 1908.
Farmer’s daughter. (H 105647, Jan.
30, 1908.) )
Galvanic fluid. (H 105646, Jan. 30, |
me 1908. ) |
House to let. (H 105774, Feb. 1,
1908. )
Mashing the masher. (H 106081, Feb. |
- 10, 1908.) |
Bold again. (H 105598, Jan. 28,
1908.)
Thieving hand. (H 105165, Jan. 17,
1908. ) |
Too much champagne. (H _ 106080, |
| Sugar Loaf mountain, view from.
62509, Jan, | Question
| Sunset.
85
Vredenburg & co., Roch-
ester, N. Y.
York & Lancaster rose. (G 180658,
Feb. 3, 1908.)
Wagner (Philip M.),
Sheboygan, Wis.
Ice monster; formed at Lake Michi-
gan shore, Sheboygan, Wis.
[ 5594, 5559
Valley on Pigeon river, in the vicinity
of Sheboygan, Wis.
(H 105718, 105719, Jan. 31, 1908.
Walter (Ernst F.), Ho-
boken, N. J.
Fort Comfort Inn resort.
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Wathena Portland Cement
company, Wathena,
Kkans,
Lover’s Lane, St. Jo. 1-12. (F
62074-62085, Jan. 21, 1908; 2 c. each
Jan. 13, 1908.) [5597-5608
Weitlich (Richard), Stur-
geon Bay, Wis.
Sturgeon bay seen from the bridge.
(H 105271, Jan. 13, 1908.) [5609
Welles (Frank J.),
Greenwood Lake, N. Y.
sait catchers. (H 105152, Jan. 16,
1908.) [5610-5613
Chapel Island. (H 105153, Jan. 16,
1908.)
(H 105298,
[5596
of propriety.
Jan. 16, 1908.)
(H 105150,
(H
105151, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Whisler (H. A.),
ver, Colo.
I've got the habit too. (H 105558,
Jan. 25, 1908; 2 ec. Jan. 27, 1908.)
[5614
White (H. C.) company,
North Benning-
ean” Wis
Country highway. 441.
Jan. 25, 1908.)
222.
Den-
(H 105548,
[5615-5618
(i 105549: Jan: 25,
1908. )
Vermont winter.
Jan. 25, 1908.)
Wildwood. 48.
1908. )
Whitehead & Hogg com-
pany, Newark, N. J.
Admiral. (F 62467, Feb. 4, 1908.)
; [5619-5633
(F 61642, Jan. 13,
40. (H 105547,
(H 105546, Jan. 25,
At the fountain.
1908. )
Chieftan. (EF 62463, Feb. 4, 1908.)
86
Whitehead & Hogg com-
pany, Newark, N. J.
Centinental colonel. (F 62465, Feb.
4, 1908.)
Flora. (F 62056, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Hauling out the logs. (F 62058, Jan.
- 28, 1908.)
Mandarin.
Mother’s pride.
1908. )
Professor. (F 62464, Feb. 4, 1908.)
Safety. (F 62274, Jan. 28, 1908.)
Queen of the road.
1908. )
Thorough-breds.
1908. )
Viola.
West Point cadet.
1908. )
Young farmer.
1908.)
Whiting brothers, Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
(F 62466, Feb. 4, 1908.)
(F 62055, Jan. 23,
(F 62054, Jan. 23, 1908.)
(IF 62468, Feb. 4,
(F 62275, Jan.
(F 62057, Jan. 23, |
|
(F 62272, Jan. 28, |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. S., Vv
Williams (E), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Ready for baking. (F 61910, Jan. ¢
1908. )
Time for a chat. (F 61911, Jan. 2
1908. )
Time for Dolly’s bath. (F 61924, Ja
20, 1908.) J
_ Very serious case. (IF 61923, Jan. 2
1908. )
Visions of housecleaning. (F 6192:
Jan. 20, 1908.)
What shall I play next? (F 61919
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Why fish are scarce! (F 61916, Jan,
20, 1908.)
Winter sport. (F 61921, Jan.
1908. )
| Young merchants.
28, |
Christiania, Norway, Carl-Johan street |
and King’s palace. 2014. (H
103057, Nov. 27, 1907.)
King Haakon and Queen Maud, ete.,
Norway. 2018. (H 103056,
27, 1907.)
Sogne, Norway, serpentine road lead-
ing down into Naerodal. 2017. (H
103058, Nov. 27, 1907.)
2c. of each Jan. 28, 1908.
Williams (E.), Philadel-
[5634-5636 |
Novy. |
| Feeding the chicks.
phia, Pa. )
Best that grows. (F 61927, Jan. 20, |
1908.) [5637-5657 |
Can’t be beat. (F 61920, Jan. 20, |
1908. ) )
Fair harvester. (F 61915, Jan. 20,
1908.)
Faithful friend. (F 619138, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Finishing touch. (F 61917, Jan. 20,
1908.)
Good night! (F 61914, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Happy fisherman. (IF 61922, Jan. 20, |
1908.)
Have some more, Carlo? (F 61926, |
Jan. 20, 1908.) )
It’s good! Have a slice? (F 61907, |
Jan. 20, 1908.)
My Teddy bear’s prayer. (F 61918,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Pleasant news.
1908. )
Pleasant surprise.
1908. )
(F 61912, Jan. 20,
(F 61908, Jan. 20, |
| Day in autumn.
(F 61909, Jan. 20
1908. )
Williams (Howard L.),
Philadelphia, Pa.
Three jacks. (H 106026, Feb. 7, 1908
2c. Jan. 30, 1908.) [565
Williams (L. F.), Spirit :
Lake, La. .
Unusual catch. (H 105999, Feb.
1908. ) [
Williamson (Henry A.),
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Grand united order of Odd Fello
Membership certificate. (G 17
Jan. 21, 1908; 1 ec. Jan. 21, 1908
1 ec. Jan. 29, 1908.) [
Wilson (R. M.), North-
field, Mass.
East Northfield, Mass., auditorium.
(H 105189, Jan. 7, 1908.) [5661
Wirth (K.), Philadelphia,
Pa.
(F 61986, Jan. 20,
[5662-5671
1908. )
Early spring. (F 61988, Jan. 20, 1908.)
(F 61991, Jan.
1908. )
In old Holland.
1908. )
In the meadow.
1908. )
Love’s young dream.
20, 1908.)
Moonlight on the deep.
20, 1908.)
Ready for the morning ride.
Jan. 20, 1908.)
When the day is done.
20, 1908.)
Windmills at Zaanvoort.
Jan, 20, 1908.)
(F 61989, Jan. 20,
(F 61990, Jan. 20,
(F 61993, Jan.
(F 61994, Jam,
(F 61987,
(F 61992, Jan.
“(F 61985,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
os. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Wolf (Geo. A.), Wilming-
ton, Del.
Wilmington, Del., birdseye view. (F
61845, Jan. 7, 1908; 2 ec. Jan. 16,
1908. ) [5672
Wood (Otis F.), New
Brighton, N. Y.
Bub he’s always to blame. (F 62006,
Jan. 20, 1908.) [5673-5687
—— (F 62180, Jan. 27, 1908.)
— (Ff 62444, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Mary and her little lamb. (F 62003,
Jan. 20,' 1908.)
— (F 62178, Jan. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 62441, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Nicodemus Napoleon James Crow,
Hsq. (IF 62005, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
62002, Jan. 20, 1908.)
—- (F 62176, Jan. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 62440, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Simon Simple. (F 62179, Jan. 27,
1908
—— (F 62448, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F 62004, Jan. 20, 1908.)
— (F 62177, Jan. 27, 1908.)
— (F 62442, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Worden (W. E.),
Francisco, Cal.
San Francisco, Cal. Columns of the
ruins of City hall. (H 100354, Sept.
30, 1907.) [5688-5690
(F
San
87
Worden (W. E.), San
Francisco, Cal.
San Francisco, Cal. Hotel Fairmount,
view, with poles and wires also
debris from foreground removed.
(H. 105378, Jan. 22, 1908.)
— Ruins of Towne residence. (H
100353, Sept. 30, 1907.)
Wright (Arthur), Graf-
ton, W. Va.
Grafton bank and trust co. (H
1050738, Jan. 13, 1908; 2 ¢c. Oct. 7,
1907.) [5691
Wright (E. A.), bank note
company, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Dont you need new clothes too.
62046, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Young (Joseph H.), Ober-
lin, Kans.
Berry (Roy.) 1-3. [5693-5698
Dozebaba (Joe), our good Bohemian
friend.
Only remaining sod school house in
(F
[5692
Decatur county, Kansas. 1, 2. (H
105246-105251, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Young (L. A.), Chardon,
Ohio.
Mexican wood-hauler. 3} by 54 in.
[5699, 5700
Prospectors (The) 34 by 54 in. (H
105193, 105194, Dec. 18, 1907; 1 ¢.
of each Dec. 18, 1907; 1 c. of each
Jan. 8, 1908.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit-_ 2211
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit__-_
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit-____._._-___-_---~--
479
2671
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proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
day of entry.
Abraham & Straus, Brook-
iyn, Ne x,
An immense bouquet of vio-
(I 24438, Jan. 25, 1908.)
[5701
Violets.
lets.
American show print com-
pany, Milwaukee, Wis.
Cattle exhibition. Poster drawing. (I
24540, Feb. 10, 1908.) [5702-5708
Cattle heads, prize winners. Poster
drawing. (I 24541, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Cowboy and girl. Poster drawing.
(I 24545, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Cowboy, Indian maid and Heavy.
Poster drawing. (I 24542, Feb. 10,
1908. )
General fair scene. Poster drawing.
(I 24544, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Horse exhibition on fair grounds.
Poster drawing. (I 24546, Feb. 10,
1908. )
Man with two horses. Poster draw-
ing. (I 24548, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Armstrong (Benjamin L.),
New London, Conn.
Two blue ribbon Angora kittens, by
K. Sperlich. Two kittens in a flower
garden. (I 24178, Dec. 31, 1907: 1
ph. Jan. 29, 1908.) [5709
Arthur (James), Detroit,
Mich.
Autumn. Young woman in peasant
costume holding large pumpkin. (I
24509, Feb. 6, 1908.) [5710-5716
Bathing girl. Full figure of girl in
bathing costume, sitting on a rock.
(I 24508, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Beach girls. Two girls arm in arm
walking along beach. (I 24504, Feb.
6, 1908.)
Champion (The) young woman with
golf stick held across her shoulder.
(I 24506, Feb. 6, 1908.)
right by Abraham & Straus, Brooklyn, N.
1908 ; 1 photograph received January 25, 1908.
CLASS I, FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings, drawings, statuary, and models or designs
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Co
y=
Y. Class I, XXc, no 244388, January BF
Arthur (James), Detriot,
Mich.
Cherries. Young woman in lace dress
holding bunch of cherries. (TI
24505, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Riding girl. Young woman in loose
riding coat and soft riding hat. (I
24507, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Watching for the winter. Young
woman in yachting costume stand-
ing on deck of yacht, holding marine
glasses. (I 24508, Feb. 6, 1908;
1 ph. of each Feb. 7, 1908.)
Atlas assurance company,
Itd., San Francisco, Cal.
Atlas; statue by G. M. Cummings.
Figure of kneeling Atlas with globe
on his back, partially draped. (I
24324, Dec. 16, 1907; 1 ph. Jan. 2,
1908. ) [5717
Barnes-Crosby company,
Chicago, Ill.
L 2580; 1 2583-2548; L 2545-L 2550.
(I 24833-24850, Jan. 18, 1908.)
[5718-5735
Bengough (Wm.), New
York: M.7'¥.
Mortgage paid; elderly lady and gen-
tleman being congratulated by
lawyer. (I 24449, Jan. 28, 1908.)
[57386-5737
Two’s company; young man seated,
another entering door, young lady
standing. (I 24448, Jan. 28, 1908.)
Black’ CH.) company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
[5 wash drawings illustrating women’s
fashions.] (I 24853, Jan. 18, 1908;
I 24458, 24459, Jan. 29, 1908; I
(24472, 24478, Feb. 3, 1908.)
[5738-5742
Blenner (Carle Fone
New York, N. Y.
Opals; light haired woman in even-
ing dress before dresser. (I 24450,
Jan. 28, 1908.) [5743
89
90
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. S., V.
Braun, Clement & @o.,
Paris, France.
Zwischen pflicht und liebe. Nude
female figure kneeling before a nude
man. (I 24510, Feb. 3, 1908.)
[5744
Brown & Bigelow, St.
Paul, Minn.
Against odds; by S. Brackett. Three
kittens gazing eagerly into crock
of milk on table, mouse in middle
of milk. (I 24809, Jan. 16, 1908.)
[5745-5766 |
American queen; by Harrison Fisher. |
A regally formed woman, hair worn
high. (I 24420, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Flora, by Allan Gilbert.
ing a cupid’s bow mouth.
Jan. 25, 1908.)
Bobby; by R. Linder. Head of pony,
white spot on neck, face is white
A girl show-
Race for life; by R. Linder.
(I 24421,
Brown & Bigelow, St.
Paul, Minn.
Ocean’s mirror; by Alfred 'Thom
Bricher. Expanse of water, smooth
and glass like, low beach in fo
ground, small row boat in water,
(I 24308, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Phyllis, by C. Warde Taylor. The
profile head of girl wearing a sq ;
cut, low neck gown. (I 24419, Jan.
25, 1908.) ’
Purity, by Albert Lynch. Head an
shoulders of young girl, hair deco-
rated with flowers. (I 24418, Jan.
25, 1908.) %
Three
two black and one
white, are endeavoring to escape
their pursuers and show great
fatigue. (I 24812, Jan. 16, 1908.)
wild horses,
| Return of Miles Standish; by J. L. G.
from forehead to nose, bridle has |
double bit. (I 24310, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Entering port; by Marshall Johnson.
Large sailing vessel, with all sails
well filled is entering port, white
caps pile up in front of her. (I
24306, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Fond memories, by L. Moeller. Old
white haired lady in old fashioned
arm chair. (I 24425, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Gertrude, by Allan Gilbert. The left
side and back of young girl, sweet
mouth, saucy nose, dreamy eyes &
dark hair.
Kathryn, by Allan Gilbert. A rather
slender oval face with wavy hair.
(1 24423, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Lindsay girl, by J. Arthur. Beauti-
ful girl in evening dress standing
by table and mirror. (I 24430, Jan.
25, 1908.)
Mildred, by Allan Gilbert. Girl's face,
wears Jarge straw hat, hair curls.
(I 24426, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Miss Fluffy, by Harrison Fisher. Tall
slender girl wearing large hat with
(I 24424, Jan. 25, 1908.) |
plumes. (I 24429, Jan. 25, 1908.)
New England homestead; by Carl
Weber. A _ carelessly kept over-—
grown road leading up to cottage. |
(I 24422, Jan. 25, 1908.)
Nibble (A);
Holland scene, small Dutch baby
sitting on wall of dyke by her
brother who is fishing, a dog stands
at his right. (I 24811, Jan. 16,
1908.)
| Bride (The)
by Jean Paleologue. |
/
:
:
:
|
|
Ferris. Low, beamed ceiling room
of a Puritan dwelling, surprised
faces turned towards Miles Stand-
ish. (I 24307, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Saturday, by Witkowski. Snub nosed,
round face boy, holding fishing pole.
(I 24427, Jan, 25, 1908.) ;
Spring, by E. Vernon. Girl with
daisies in one arm and a Grecian
urn in the other. (I 24417, Jan. 25,
1908. )
Trysting place; by Antonio Torres,
Foliage forms background for head
bust of a girlish figure, large soft
brimmed hat trimmed with three os-
trich tips. (I 24301, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Wounded lioness, by W. H. Drake;
lioness holding up one paw showing”
great pain and anger. (I 24428,
Jan. 25, 1908.)
Buiger (Arnold), New
York, Nez.
Those were the happy days. In cen-
ter of design is heart, around which
is a series of bas-reliefs. (I 24464,
Feb. 1, 1908.) [5767
Campbell, Metzger & Ja-
cobson, New York, N. Y.
Bather (The) Beautiful young wom-
an standing in surf, holding rope.
(I 24395, Jan. 23, 1908. [5768-5777
Beautiful young woman
attired in white and wearing a white
veil. (I 24501, Jan. 29, 1908.)
Cousins. Little boy and girl wearing
wooden shoes and old fashioned cos-
tumes kissing. (I 24498, Jan. 29,
1908. )
FINE ARTS
nos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Campbell, Metzger & Ja-
cobson, New York, N. Y.
Dr. Stork. Birds nest on top of chim-
ney, two nude babies in nest, stork |
stands beside them.
29, 1908.)
Myening prayer. Little girl, two dolls,
Teddy bear and hobby horse kneel-
ing at bed. (I 243896, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Old oaken bucket.
old bucket. (I 24320, Jan. 16, 1908.)
Sailing close. Young man and young
woman seated in launch, young
woman holds wheel, man’s chin rest-
ing on her shoulder.
16, 1908. )
Spectator (The)
young woman holding § stick.
24500, Jan. 29, 1908.)
Sweetheart. Beautiful young woman
(I
wearing scoop hat and dark furs. |
(I 24501, Jan. 29, 1908.)
Village cut up. Young woman seated
in boat mending net,
teasing her with rod.
Jan. 29, 1908.)
(I 24499,
Clausen (William), New
work, IN. Y.
Sweet carnations: by
head of girl holding carnation.
24447, Jan. 24, 1908.)
Collier (P. F.) & sons,
/ New York, N. Y.
Circe’s palace, by Maxfield Parrish;
a woman in flowing robes bending
over a huge basin. (I 243852, Jan.
18, 1908. )
Expectancy; by ‘Thomas
Peirce, showing woman in decolleté
- evening dress. (I 24440, Jan. 27,
1908. )
Give me leave; by
Smith. Little gir] with ermine furs.
(I 24351, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Pierrot.
Clay. A clown clasping in his arms |.
(I 24474, Feb. |
a dainty little lady.
4, 1908.)
Visitor (The); by Albert Sterner. A
woman dressed in outdoor costume
seated in a chair. (I 24475, Feb. 4,
1908. )
Corday & Gross, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Abashed. Pastel drawing of field
showing girl with young bull com-
ing toward her. (I 24898, Jan. 23,
1908; 1 photo. Jan. 8, 1908.) [5784
Beautiful young |
woman at well pouring water out of |
(I 24319, Jan. |
Half length figure |
of beautiful and stylishly attired |
young man |
Henry Tenre, |
(I.
[5778
Jessie Willcox |
His valentine: by John Cecil |
(I 24497, Jan. |
[5779-5783 |
Mitchell |
Covington (Annette), Chi-
cago, [Il.
Adams (Maud) as Peter Pan. She
wears white hunting costume with
fur cap. (I 24431, Jan. 25, 1908.)
[5785
Crowell publishing com-
pany, Springfield,
Ohio.
Small child feeding a
(I 24494, Feb. 6, 1908.)
[5786, 5787
al
Easter rabbit.
big rabbit.
| Little Jap lady. Japanese girl stand-
ing and holding an open fan.
24493, Feb. 6, 1908.)
Daprato statuary com-
pany, Chicago, Ill.
Altar in Roman style of architecture,
supported by six pillars, on each end
of altar table is an angel. (I 24355,
Jan. 20, 1908.) [5788, 5789
Pulpit in Roman style of architecture,
octagon in shape and in the arches
are figures in high relief. (I 24356,
Jan. 20, 1908.)
Edwards (Harry Clay),
New York, N. Y.
Unexpected (The); two hunters in
birch bark canoe coming unexpect-
edly upon bull moose. (I 24460,
Jan. 29, 1908.) [5790
(S. W.), Boston,
Mass.
Boy reading. Boy seated on a box
reading a book. (I 24530, Feb. 8,
1908. ) [5791
Gerwig Orr-
(I
Frazer
(Fred _ A.),
ville, Ohio.
Lord’s supper; Christ and twelve dis-
ciples at table. (I 24446, Jan. 28,
1908. ) [5792
Grefé (Will), New York,
Pi. Ye
Dangerous driver; half figure of girl
in brown coat, reins in left hand.
(I 24445, Jan. 28, 1908.) [5798, 5794
| Heartless hunter; half figure of girl
|
in red hunting coat.
28, 1908.)
Hathaway (Francis Pear-
sall), New York, N. Y.
Miss A. Wilson. Fanciful representa-
tion of a feminine figure wearing a
fantastic costume. (I 24414, Jan.
(I 24444, Jan.
24, 1908.) [5795
Holt (Winifred), New
Tork, Noy.
Sinclair (May); by Winifred Holt.
Bas relief of the left profile of head
and portion of bust, hair piled high
at back, features clean cut. (I
24o2o, Jan. 17, 1908.) [5796
92
Hood (John ih Kearny,
N.
Passing at sunset; us Thos. B. Hood. | Lehigh university.
Two sail boats passing each other.
(I 24495, Feb. 6, 1908.) [5797
Kuppenheimer (B.) & co.,
Chicago, Il.
[4 drawings illustrating men’s cloth-
ing.] (I 24297-24300, Jan. 15, 1908.)
[5798-5801
Kuppenheimer, House of,
Chicago, Ill.
[14 drawings illustrating men’s cloth-
ing.] (I 24400-24413, Jan. 24, 1908.)
[5802-5815
Lenz (O. L.), New York,
Wi Y.
Grief. Monument in shape of an ex-
hedra cross in center before which is
reclining a female figure. (I 245538,
Feb. 11, 1908.) [5816
Levy (Alex. O.), New
York, N.S,
Goy. Stuyvesant’s arrival in New Am-
sterdam. Gov. Stuyvesant as cen-
tral figure surrounded by three fol-
lowers. (I 24490, Jan. 80,1908. One
photo. Jan. 21, 1908.) [5817
Lewis (O. W.), Barre, Vt.
Rock-faced sarcophaghi. 90-95. (I
24313-24318, Jan. 4, 1908.)
[5818-5823
Life publishing As att
New York, N. Y.
Astonishing blindness Pe times even of
the most gifted raconteur; by Orson
Lowell. Interior of drawing-room
showing guests bored to death
man telling story. (I 24363, Jan.
21, 1908.)
But there’s nothing half so sweet in
life as love’s young dream; young
man and woman standing close to-
gether, her head is against his
shoulder. (I 24471, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Littig (W. T.) & co.,
bt oh dae a
[17 Bird’s-eye views of universities,
colleges, etc., as follows :]
New
Bucknell university.
21, 1908.)
College of the City of New York. (I
24374, Jan. 21, 1908.)
Cornell university. (I 24879, Jan. 21,
1908. )
Dartmouth college. (I 24872, Jan. 21,
1908. )
Harvard university. (I 24875, Jan. 21,
1908. )
. CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
at |
9 ec |
[5824, 5825 | Ducks swimming;
(I 243878, Jan. |
| Pieardia:
pt. Iv, n.s., v.38
Littig (W. T.) & co., New
¥ork, Ny Wu
(I 24366, Jan. 21,
1908. )
Princeton university.
21, 1908.)
Trinity college, Hartford, Conn.
24367, Jan. 21, 1908.)
University of Chicago.
21, 1908.)
University of
Jan. 21, 1908.)
University of North Carolina.
24373, Jan. 21, 1908.)
University of Virginia.
21, 1908.)
University of Wisconsin.
Jan. 21, 1908.)
Vassar college.
1908. )
Washington and Lee university. (I
24880, Jan. 21, 1908.) ;
Williams college. (I 24877, Jan. 21,
(I 24864, Jan.
(I
(I 24871, Jan,
Michigan. (I 24369,
Oe Ce
(I-
Sma eo
(I 24376, Jan.
(I 24368,
(I 24870, Jan. 21,
Ge
1908. )
Yale university. (I 24365, Jan. 21, —
1908. )
Meissner & Buck, Leipzig,
Germany.
Alpine scene; Oeschinen lake in fore-
ground, snow-clad summits in back-
ground. (I 24456, Jan. 29, 1908.)
[5843-5849 _
Arcade with groined ceiling; by N. Bar. —
ducci. Between the columns appear —
walls and windows of building facing
court: (I 24454, Jan. 29, 1908.)
Ducks sitting and standing; by A.
Koester, a group of ducks at edge ~
of sheet of water. (I 24451, Jan.
29, 1908.)
by A. Koester, five
ducks in pond, reeds in background.
(I 24452, Jan. 29, 1908.)
Edge of pond; peasant’s hut on one
side, clump of trees on the other,
(I 24457, Jan. 29, 1908.)
Village scene, showing road with wil-
lows and woman at draft well on
right. (I 24455, Jan. 29, 1908.)
showing two low buildings with
chimneys at their ends, tall trees in
foreground. (I 244538, Jan. 29, 1908.)
Melchers (Gari), New
York, N. Y.
China closet; two figures before closet
filled with china. (I 24466, Feb. 1,
1908. ) [5850-5851
life size head of woman with
bare shoulders, showing sleeve and ©
part of chemise. (I 24465, Feb. 1,
1908.)
FINE
nos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Melville (Francis B.), Mil-
waukee, Wis.
Chief Rain-in-the-face, the war chief
of the hostile Sioux; full face, white-
|
|
tipped war feather. (I 24463, Jan. |
81, 1908.) [5852
Mitchell (Edward H.),
San Francisco, Cal.
Indian papoose. Indian baby fastened
in its basket,
tree. (I 24477, Feb. 4, 1908.)
|
/
which is against a |
[5858, 5854
Sioux Indian chief Standing Bear. In-
dian in a standing position, envel- |
oped in a dark robe.
4, 1908.)
Moller (Ludwig), Liibeck,
Germany.
Birkhahnbalz-Heath-cock; by Carl
Zimmermann. Two cocks separated
by a small stream. (I 24331, Jan.
18, 1908.) [5855-5859
(I 24476, Feb. |
ARTS 93
Ostwald (William), Chi-
cago, Ill.
Mart (Karl). Round memorial
plaque. (I 24399, Jan. 22, 1908; 1
photo. Jan. 13, 1908.) [5864
Peruna drug mfg. co., Co-
lumbus, Ohio.
Sweet memories. Beautiful young
woman with light, luxuriant hair,
which falls about her shoulders. (I
24397, Jan. 23, 1908.) [5865
Photographische gesell-
schaft, Berlin, Ger-
many.
Ann meeresstrand; by Peter Janssen.
Bliihende heide—Blooming heath; by |
Anna Struck of a trail with a row
of birch trees on either side. (I)
24332, Jan. 18, 1908.) —
Eifersucht—Jealousy; by Carl Zim-
mermann of two roe-bucks sprinting | Glacier des Bois im Chamounix-Tale;
down a hill. (I 24329, Jan. 18,
1908. ) )
Hirschbrunft-Rut; by Carl Zimmer- |
mann of a group of deer. (I 24328,
Jan. 18, 1908.)
Schwarzwild—Black game; by Carl
Zimmermann of a group of boars.
(1 24830, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Morahan (Eugene H.),
Buffalo, N. Y.
A beach, a satyr and nymph are
coaxing a child to enter the water.
(1 24858, Jan. 21, 1908.) [5866-5872
Am waldesrand, by Fritz Ebel. A
landscape, hilly country. (I 24361,
Jan. 21, 1908.)
Bright summer’s morning; by B. W.
Leader. River in foreground, trees
in middleground and hills in dis-
tance. (I 24442, Jan. 28, 1908.)
by Otto von Kamecke. Mountainous
scenery with rugged peaks, torrent
dashing over rocks. (I 24441, Jan.
28, 1908.)
| Holtsteinische landschaft; by Fritz
Ebel. A pond surrounded by woods.
I 24360, Jan. 21, 1908.)
_ Morning of the year; by Kemp Welch.
Dissected skull. Model of human.
skull. (I 24854, Jan. 20, 1908.)
[5860
Nast (Thomas), jr., New
York, N. Y.
Infantry on a forced march. A little
boy in uniform, being forced to
march by his nurse. (I 24486, Feb.
5, 1908.) [5S61
Newbery (F. S.), New
Work, IN: ¥.
Pan. Woodland scene, with torrent
leaping downward, Pan, when a
youth, quenching thirst. (I 24894,
Jan. 23, 1908.) [5862
Norris (Francis), Wor-
cester, Mass.
Worcester polytechnic institute.
_ Waldinneres, by Fritz Ebel.
Birdseye view, showing nine build- |
ings and their roofs.
14, 1908.)
(I 24321, Jan. |
[5863 |
A mare with colt in an orchard un-
der a blooming tree. (I 24443, Jan.
28, 1908.)
Interior
of a wood showing rocky slope. (I
24359, Jan. 21, 1908.) ‘
Photogravure company of
America, Itd., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Golden Locks and the three bears; by
Geo. R. Brill. A little girl and
three Teddy bears. (I 24827, Jan.
18, 1908.) [5873-5875
Rainy day in the parlor; by Geo. R.
Brill showing interior of roomanda
little girl pouring water out of a
hat. (I 24826, Jan. 18, 1908.)
Terrible moment, by Geo. R. Brill.
A Teddy bear sitting on the ficor
and a dog ready to jump onit. (I
24325, Jan. 18, 1908.)
94
Pilsbry (A.), Chicago, Ill.
Water pixey, with green skull cap
and green slip and with gauze like
wings. (I 24415, Dec. 18, 1907.)
[5876
Pustet (Fr.) & co., New
Work, (N.4,
Christ falls the third time under his
cross. Group of statuary contain-
ing five figures, in the foreground
lies the figure of the fallen Christ.
(I 24512, Feb. 8, 1908.) [5877, 5878
Cyrenian helps Jesus to carry his
cross. A group of statuary consist-
ing of four figures, the central
figure is Christ bearing a cross. (I
24511, Feb. 7, 1908.)
Remington (Frederic),
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Figure of the night. Indian on a
horse on a moonlit snow. (I |
24385, Jan. 23, 1908.) [5879 |
Rollins (Warren Bliph- )
alet), Phoenix, Ariz. |
Grand Canyon, before the white man |
came. Two Indians standing on a
large overhanging rock. (I 24539, |
Feb. 10, 1908.)
[5880
Rudy bros. co., Pittsburg,
Pa.
Knowledge the handmaid of Labor.
Figure of young man, in shirt and |
trousers, sleeves rolled up, beside
him female figure typifying Knowl-
edge. (I 24416, Dec. 26, 1907.)
[5881 |
Rungius (Carl), Brook-
We Ns es
Coming to the call. Large bull moose
in upright position, coming forward
over crest of hill. (I 24822, Jan. 17,
.
1908.) [5882 |
/
Saint-Gaudens (A. H.),
Windsor, Vt.
Head of the Diana; by Augustus St.
Gaudens. Life size female head,
terminating at the neck, hair
knotted high at back of head. (1
243804, Jan. 16, 1908.) [5883-5887
Head of the Farragut; by Augustus
Saint-Gaudens. Life size portrait
bust of Admiral Farragut terminat-
ing at the neck, collar partially
shown, hair brought forward from
back, cap on head. (I 248038, Jan.
16, 1908.)
Head of the Shaw; by Augustus Saint-
Gaudens. Life size portrait bust of
Col. Robt. Gould Shaw. On head
rests soldier’s cap, a mustache and
goatee are worn. (I 24302, Jan. 16,
1908. )
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. IV, 1. S., V.
Saint-Gaudens (A. H.),
Windsor, Vt.
Saint-Gaudens (Mrs. Augustus),
trait bas-relief by Augustus Sain
Gaudens. Three-quarters figure;
her right hand she holds a bowl
flowers. (I 24470, Feb. 3, 1908.)
Study for a head; by Augustus Sain
Gaudens. Life size portrait bust,
female head, hair is waved, but
ried back where it is coiled in a
knot rather low at back of head,
(I 243805, Jan. 16, 1908.) :
Sandes (Aileen M.), Chi- }
cago, Ill. '
Illustrated quotations. [1-9]. (I
24886, 24390-24893, Oct. 30, 1907;
1 photo. of each Noy. 19, 1907; I
24387-24389, Novy. 19, 1907; 1 photo.
of each Nov. 19, 1907; I 24496, Feb.
4, 1908; 1 photo. Dee. 19, 1907.)
[5S88-5896
Schnitzer ( Gebriider),
Berlin, Germany.
In the evening. Group of deer rest-
ing. (I 24489, Jan. 31, 1908.)
[
In the morning. Group of deer.
24487, Jan. 31, 1908.)
Young Christ. In front of a church is
young Christ standing, holding a
cross in right hand. (I 24488, Jan.
31, 1908.)
1 photo. of each Jan. 6, 1908.
Schreyvogel (Chas.), Ho-
boken, N. J.
Silenced warhoop. Indian sliding off
pinto horse, other Indians and
troopers back of him. (I 24461,
Jan. 30, 1908.) [5900
Schweizer (J. Otto), Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
Ticker (The) Group of figures on
oval base, gentleman in center sur-
rounded by horrible creatures. (I
24467, Feb. 3, 1908.) 5901
Seamans (FF, M.), Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Autumn. Girl standing under grape
arbor with bunch of grapes in her
hands. (I 24492, Feb. 6, 1908.)
[5902
Simplex lithograph co.,
New York, N. Y.
Daffodil design. (I 24436, Jan. 23,
1908. ) [5903-5908
Iris design. (I 24487, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Orchid design; grouped. (I 24484,
Jan. 23, 1908:)
Rose design. (I 24435, Jan. 23, 1908.)
Tulip design: grouped. (I 24433,
Jan. 23, 1908.)
FINE ARTS
nos. 6-9, Feb., 1908
Simplex lithograph co.,
New York, N. Y.
Violet design. (I 244382, Jan. 23,
1908
-)
1 photo. of each Jan. 16, 1908.
Spielvogel (E.), New
Work, WN, Y¥.
Hansi’s abendgebet; by Fritz Grote-
meyer. A little girl on her knees |
praying, surrounded by dolls. (1
24481, Feb. 5, 1908.) [5909-5916
Pare de Merode 4 Westerloo; by Pierre
J. Abatucci. Three prominent trees
to the left. A big lawn crossed by
an artificial water body, lake. (I
24484, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Puppen Mami; by Fritz Grotemeyer.
A little girl sitting on a small chair
playing with doll. (I 24480, Feb. 5,
1908. )
Ruelle (Une) Bruge; by Em. Vierin.
A small narrow street in Bruge. (I
244479, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Schwarzwald Zauber; by Herm. Disch-
ler. A small farm house between
two tall trees. (I 24485, Feb. 5,
1908. ) ;
Tan wetter; by Frz. Graessel. Early
spring season. Ducks standing on
the snow. (I 24483, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Vieux quai flammand. Winter scene.
Old Flemish street covered with |
snow and ice. (I 24478, Feb. 5,
1908. )
Vieux village dans les Ardennes; by
F. Lewis. A mountain street in the
Ardennes. (I 24484, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Tatum (KE. H.), Los An-
geles, Cal.
Queen of the Pacific.
West coast of |
North and South America is formed |
to outline profile of female face.
24357, Jan. 20, 1908.)
Thompson (Mrs. F. Fos-
ter), Sioux City, Iowa.
Sweet cherries; lady in plain white
dress and broad brim straw hat, car-
rying basket of cherries. (I 24439,
Jan. 27, 1908.) [5918
Trudell (Charles Louis),
Dubuque, Iowa.
Dubuque (Julien). Racoon skin cap
on head, buckskin shirt and rude.
(I 24281,
[5919-5922
scarf belt about loins.
Dec. 26, 1907.)
Monument to Julien Dubuque.
original site of vault, mystic seat
near it, iron fence in foreground. (I
24284, Dec. 26, 1907.)
29855—08——4
On |
(I |
[5917 |
|
Contentment; by Theo. Van Sluys.
| Early autumn pasture.
95
Trudell (Charles Louis),
Dubuque, Iowa.
Potosa, wife of Julien Dubuque. Rep-
resented aS a squaw, draped in
Squaw attire. (I 24282, Dec. 26,
1907.)
Vault of Julien Dubuque, 1810. Shows
a rude rock affair, overlooking the
Mississippi river. (I 24283, Dec. 26,
1907.)
Unger & Fengler, Ber-
lin SW., Germany.
Christus in Gethsemane; by Adolph
Hering. Christ kneeling with
clasped hands, to the right are large
rocks. (I 24468, Feb. 3, 1908.)
[5923
Valenkamph (T. V. C.),
East Gloucester, Mass.
Flying Dutchman. Meeting of an
English bark with the fantom ship.
(I 24491, Jan. 6, 1908.) [5924
Volk (Douglas), Center
Lovell, Maine.
Lincoln (Abraham) in 1860; face in
profile showing the right side, back-
ground dark. (I 24462, Jan. 30,
1908. ) [5925
Whitehead & Hoag com-
pany, Newark, N. J.
Black to move and win. Old colored
couple playing checkers. (I 24537,
Feb. 8, 1908.) [5926-5936
A
group of sheep. (I 24526, Feb. 8,
1908.)
Five cows in
a pasture, three in foreground. (I
24534, Feb. 8, 1908.)
I've got a whopper.
act of fishing.
1908.)
His first love. Little boy in overalls
kissing an equally small girl wear-
ing a white sun bonnet. (I 24533,
Feb. 8, 1908.)
Gld thatched cottage; by Leon Richet,
An old thatched cottage with
rustie stairway. (I 24525, Feb. 8,
1908. )
On the quay; by H. Houbin. Four
fishermen one of whom is opening
his net ready to empty the contents
in a basket. (I 24527, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Solid comfort. Old negress sitting
smoking. (I 24538, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Two boys, one in
(I 24536, Feb. 8,
96
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 1. S., V.é
Whitehead & Hoag com-
pany, Newark, N. J.
Venetian sunset; by J. Duprat. A
scene on the waters of Venice, tall
trees on the shore, along which some
Sail boats are tied. (I 24528, Feb.
8, 1908.)
When all nature is in tune, by E. Wal-
bourne. Girl with apron full of
flowers standing on the bank of the
river. (I 24529, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Young artist. Girl holding Teddy
bear for boy to draw. (I 24535,
Feb. 8, 1908.)
Willet stained glass co.,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Chancel window, by William Willet.
Four large medallions with scenes
from life of Christ. (I 24469, Feb.
Williams (Margaret H.),
New York, N. Y.
Lioness resting on a base, designed
a drinking fountain. Front pa
are stretched out in front, h
turned to one side. (I 24881, Jan.
22, 1908.)
Williams (Mrs. William
A.), Wilmington, N. C.
Decorated college yell. Pine branch
| and pine cones. (I 24362, Jan. 20,
1908. 1 ph. Jan. 6, 1908.) [5940
Wilmarth (Glen George),
Aldenville, Pa.
Morning. Girl’s head with hair fall-
ing down her back in a curl. (I
24384, Jan. 22, 1908.) (5941, 5942
Pipe dream. Man smoking. Cloud of
2 1908. 937 smoke forming girl’s head. (I
peer [5937 | 24383, Jan. 22, 1908.)
Williams (Margaret H.),
New York, N. Y. .
Lion resting on base designed for
drinking fountain. Head up, one
paw extended, the other curved in-
ward. (I 24882, Jan. 22, 1908.)
[5938-5939
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph each j
8
and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908__.-_____________L lL 5
O
5943—8091
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OF
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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 3
Nos. 10-138
MARCH, 1908
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LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
graphs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, 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.
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 Colby
Abbott, Boston, Mass. Class H, XXc, no. 106631, February 27, 1908; 2 copies received
February 27, 1908.
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
Abbott (John Colby), | American-Examiner, New
; Boston, Mass. Work, IN; Ys
Belle poule—Flore—Grande-pandore— | Jimmy. (F 62628, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Lace apron—Pannier—Trianon. (6 — (Ff 63042, Feb. 24, 1908.)
photographs. H 106631, 106630, fed niglits O=
106632-106635, Feb. 27, 1908.) age in a5) see See ia
[5943-5948 | Katrina comes over from Germany.
Adams (Joseph), Vin- (F 63197, Mar. 2, 1908.)
cennes, Ind. _ Katzenjammers and the widow’s dog.
Our emblematic and historical totem. | (F 62761, Feb. 17, 1908.)
(I 63106, Feb. 27, 1908.) [5949 | McGinty wasn’t the only one. (F
Allen (Harry N.), Liver- | 62623, Feb. 10, 1908.)
more Falls, Me. | No use. (F 63199, Mar. 2, 1908.)
ady Dainty. (H 106615, Jan. 24, | . iy 9
1908. ) [5950 Ship ahoy! (F 63040, Feb. 24, 1908.)
American-examiner, New What can you expect of a little boy.
Voblk, (Wi Y. (F 62624, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Dotty Dimple. (F 62625, Feb. 10,| you know those folding beds? (F
1908.) [5951-5971 63039, Feb. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 62764, Feb. 17, 1908.) American - journal - exam-
—— (F 63200, Mar. 2, 1908.) | iner, New York, N. Y.
Faithful Tige. (F 63202, Mar. 2, | Amateur night at Monopoly theatre.
1908. ) | (F 62759, Feb. 17, 1908.) [5972-6072
Happy Hooligan. (F 62627, Feb. 10, | Ambitious mouse. (F 62726, Feb. 15,
1908. ) 1908.)
(F 62763, Feb. 17, 1908.) | Rraggo the monk. (F 62727, Feb. 15,
(F 63041, Feb. 24, 1908.) 1908. )
Here he is again. (F 62770, Feb. 17, | ——— (F 62896, Feb. 21, 1908.)
1908. ) —— (F 63085, Feb. 25, 1908.)
His name is Smith. (F 62626, Feb. 10, | —— (F 68190, Mar. 2, 1908.)
1908.) Bunch of valentines. (F 62728, Feb.
=——'(F' 62762, Feb. 17, 1908.) 15, 1908.)
Idea of getting fresh. (F 63043, Feb. | Found in the ruins of Wash Ington
24, 1908.) Dee See. (F 63045, Feb. 24, 1908.)
OF
98
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., V.3
American - journal - exam-
iner, New York, N. Y.
Goat Club. (F 62621, Feb. 10, 1908.)
— (F 62643, Feb. 11, 1908.)
—— (F 62656, Feb. 12, 1908.)
— (F 62697, Feb. 14, 1908.)
— (F 62756, Feb. 17, 1908.)
(F 63143, Feb. 27, 1908.)
Groucho the monk. (IF 62622, Feb. 10,
1908. )
—— (F 62659, Feb. 12, 1908.)
(F 62695, Feb. 14, 1908.)
(F 62758, Feb. 17, 1908.)
(F 62832, Feb. 19, 1908.)
(F 63087, Feb. 25, 1908.)
(IF 63108, Feb. 26, 1908.)
(F 63162, Feb. 28, 1908.)
(F 63196, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(F 63269, Mar. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 638387, Mar. 7, 1908.)
Hallroom boys. (F
1908. )
— (F 62679,
(F 62725,
Feb. 15, 1908.)
Feb. 15, 1908.)
(IF 62768, Feb. 18, 1908. )
(F 62898, Feb. 21, 1908.)
(F 68086,. Feb. 25, 1908.)
(F 68145, Feb. 27, 1908.)
(F 638191, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(F 63266, Mar. 4, 1908.)
(F' 68409, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Heads or tails. (F 63189, Mar.
1908. )
2,
How Doodlespeck became an anarch- .
ist.
I see by the papers.
14, 1908.)
Improving the breed-horses.
Feb. 24, 1908.)
King Kazooks.
1908. )
(F 62678,
(EF 62729, Feb.
(F 62873, Feb.
(F 63053, Feb.
(F' 63104, Feb.
(F 631638, Feb.
Knocko the monk.
1908. )
(F 62872, Feb. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 63348, Mar. 6, 1908.)
(EF 63410, Mar. 9, 1908.)
(F 62696, Feb.
(F 63051,
(F 62645, Feb. 11,
Feb. 13, 1908.)
15, 1908.)
20, 1908.)
24, 1908.)
26, 1908.)
28, 1908.)
Love will find a way.
6, 1908.)
Me and my people. (F 63146, Feb. 27,
1908. )
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 62619, Feb. 10,
1908. )
—— (F 62657, Feb. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 62870, Feb. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 68044, Feb. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 63052, Feb. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 63159, Feb. 28, 1908.)
_Money stringency over.
American - journal - exam-
iner, New York, N. Y.
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 631938, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(EF 63407, Mar. 9, 1908.)
(F 63411,
Mar. 9, 1908.)
Monopoly Lodge.
1908.)
My dear boy, I’m busted. (F 62767,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 62895, Feb. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 63084, Feb. 25, 1908.)
(F 62660, Feb. 12, i
_—— (F 63267, Mar. 4, 1908.) |
New tragedian.
1908. )
No wedding bells for Batch.
Feb. 14, 1908.)
(F 62833, Feb. 19,
(F 62693,
_— (F 62830, Feb. 19, 1908.)
62646, Feb. 11, | Our antediluvian ancestors.
(F 63388,
Mar. 7, 1908.)
Over the hills. (F 68195, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Rhymo the monk. (F 62677, Feb. 13,
1908. )
— (F 63046, Feb. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 638144, Feb. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65265, Mar. 4, 1908.)
| —— (F 63408, Mar. 9, 1908.)
) Ee
—(F
|) =
(F 62644, Feb. 11, |
(F 63349, Mar. |
| -—— (F 638050,
| —— (F 63161,
| —— (F 68194,
Ship ahoy. (F 68201, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Small potatoes suffragettes parade.
(F 638048, Feb. 24, 1908.)
When women get their rights.
62831, Feb. 19, 1908.)
62871, Feb. 20,
62897, Feb. 21,
63047, Feb. 24, 1908.)
63049, Feb. 24, 1908.)
63101, Feb. 26, 1908.)
63160, Feb. 28, 1908.)
63192, Mar. 2, 1908.)
63264, Mar. 4, 1908.)
— (F 63347, Mar. 6, 1908.)
— (F 6383885, Mar. 7, 1908.)
Whole Peewee family. (F 62620, Feb.
10, 1908. )
—— (F 62658,
—— (F 62694,
— (F 62757,
—— (F 62829,
(¥F
1908. )
1908. )
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Sele
shines)
meee &
ee |.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12,
14,
1908.)
1908. )
17, 1908.)
19, 1908.)
24, 1908.)
26, 1908.)
28, 1908.)
Mar. 2, 1908.)
Mar. 4, 1908.)
Mar. 7, 1908.)
(EF 62755, Feb. 17,
—— (F 63102,
—— (F 63268,
— (F 63386,
Woman’s rights.
1908. )
Wouldn't it make you mad?
Mar. 4, 1908.)
(F' 63270,
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
AND PRINTS
American mutoscope & bi-
ograph co., New
York, 'N..X;
Boy detective. (H 107074,
1908. )
Princess in the vase.
25, 1908.)
Snowman (The)
1908. )
Yellow peril.
1908. )
American printing
Fall River, Mass.
tea. (F 62614, Feb. 10,
[6077-6079
(F 62613, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Mar.
t,
(H 106575, Feb.
(H 106282, Feb. 17,
(H 106924, Mar. 3,
co.,
Afternoon
1908. )
Her dress.
Proud of her work.
1908. )
American stereoscopic com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
A 108272, A 108474, A 108485.
106542-106544, Feb. 21, 1908; 2 c. of
each Feb. 24, 1908.) [ 6OSO-6084
A 112164, A 112176. (H 106598, 106599,
Feb. 26, 1908; 2 c. of each Feb. 27,
1908. )
Anderson publishing com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
Brother and sister. (F 62797, Feb. 18,
1908; 2¢. Feb. 11,1908.) [6085-6099
Colonial maid. (F 63250, Mar. 3, 1908.)
Contemplation. (F 63248, Mar. 3,
1908. )
Girl drinking. (F 62795, Feb... 18,
1908; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1908.)
Indian maid. (F 68252, Mar. 3, 1908.)
Maid of the sixties. (F 63249, Mar. 3,
1908. )
Minuet (The) (F 62800, Feb. 18,
1908; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1908.)
Picture hat. (F 62801, Feb. 18, 1908;
2 c. Feb. 11, 1908.)
Priscilla. (EF 63251, Mar.-3, 1908.)
Southern exposure. (IF 63247, Mar.
3, 1£08.)
Summer girl. (F 62799, Feb.
1908; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1908.)
Sweet girl graduate.
18, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1908.)
Valentine. (F 63245, Mar. 3, 1908.
Whispering love.
1908; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1908.)
Woodland child. (F 63246, Mar.
1908.)
Andrews (Mrs. Enmille
Hill), Edmore, N. Dak.
| Edmore, N. Dak., baseball game.
106809, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(H
[6100
(F 62612, Feb. 10, |
3 |
|
|
[6073-6076 |
Armstrong (Mary E.),
Brookline, Mass.
| Armstrong (The late Joseph) (F
62681, Feb. 6, 1908.) [6101
Arnot (Robert), Paris,
(Hi |
France.
Lord Byron and Shelly at Geneva.
(F 62649, Feb. 12, 1908.)
[6102-6104
Salome dancing before Herodes. (F
62650, Feb. 12, 1908.)
Shakespeare reciting his Hamlet at
White Hall. (F 62648, Feb. 12,
1908. )
2c. of each, Feb. 18, 1908.
Associated literary press,
New York, N. Y.
Muffy Shufiles. (F 638430, Mar 9,
1908. ) [6105
Babberger (William),
Cafion City, Colo.
From the top of Royal gorge. (H
106147, Feb. 11, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 3,
1908. ) [6106
Bailey (O. H.),
bridge, Mass.
Can-
| Winsted, Conn., bird’s eye view. 1908.
(F 62312, Jan. 30, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 1,
1908. ) [6107
Bamforth & co, New
York, N. Y.
Ah! That’s got it. (H 105898, Feb. 5,
1908. ) [6108-6132
But I struck one chord of music. (H
105889, Feb. 5, 1908.)
| Crab catcher. (H 105895, Feb. 5,
1908. )
Hold on! (H 105905, Feb. 5, 1908.)
How am I to get into these. (H
105890, Feb. 5, 1908.)
How’s this for a pose. (H 105892,
Feb. 5, 1908.)
Hurry up. (H 105896, Feb. 5, 1908.)
It flooded the crimson twilight. (H
105903, Feb. 5, 1908. )
| It may be that deaths bright angel
18, |
(EF 62798, Feb. |
(F 62796, Feb. 18, |
will speak. (H 105893, Feb. 5,
1908. )
4¢ quieted pain. (H. 105900, Feb. 5,
1908. )
Little grandad. (H 105888, Feb. 5,
1908. }
Morning exercise. (H 105802, Feb. 5,
1908. )
Now keep quite still. (H 105884, Feb.
5, 1908.)
Pals ever. (H 105897, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Reason (H 105883, Feb. 5,
1908.)
why.
100
Bamforth & co. New
OVE, DN.
Set him off, Fido. (H 105885, Feb. 5, |
1908. )
She: People say we are engaged. (H
105906, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Teaching Polly her ABC. (H 105887,
Feb. 5, 1908.)
There’s music in the air. (H 105901,
Feb. 5, 1908.)
Tiff. (HI 105894, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Wandering thoughts. (H 105891, Feb.
5, 1908.)
We are seven. (H 105889, Feb. 5,
1908. )
What are you doing, Bridget? (H
105882, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Whatever are you doing. (H 105908,
Feb. 5, 1908.)
You dare to call me names. (H
105886, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Banner photo co., Jack-
son, Miss.
Two governors. (H 106616, Feb. 18,
1908; 2 ¢e. Jan. 25, 1908.) [6133 |
Barker (B. Benton), Bur-
lington, Vt.
Bradley Bridge, Vt.
Vt.?] (HH 106100, Feb. 10, 1908.)
[6134-6146
Essex Junction, Vt. [1-8] (H 106089-
106096, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Winooski river, Vt. [1-4]
106097—-106100, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Barmore (Charles), New
Yor; Nw: Xs
[Winooski river,
| Becker
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Bash (G. A.) Canton,
Ohio.
McKinley memorial and dedication Th
parade. [6160, 6161 —
4
t
McKinley memorial, bird’seye view on —
dedication day. 1.
(H 106532, 106533, Feb. 20, 1908;
2c. of each Feb. 12, 1908.)
Beck (Chas. R. R.), Thur-
mont, Md.
tree after the storm.
[6162, 6163
Bethrothal
Thurmont, Md. Hunting Creek Gap.
(H 106152, 106153, Feb. 11, 1908.)
secker (L. A.), Chicago,
Ill.
20th Century soda fountain.
[6164
| (H 106546, Feb. 15, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 5,
1908. )
Bell (James W.), son & Co.
New York, N. Y.
Afternoon — Business—Button
through—Dress— Exclusive — Fifth
avenue — Newport — Regulation —
Sporting — Stag—Tennis — Topper.
(F 68067--63078, Feb. 25, 1908.)
[6165-6176
Benner (Harry M.), Ham-
mondsport, N. Y.
- Hammondsport, N. Y., bird’seye view.
(H
Lincoln (Abraham) portrait etched on
copper plate. 1, 2 (EF 62784, |
62735, Feb. 17, 1908.) [6147, 6148 |
Barnard (C. R.) Oak-
land, Cal.
Couple of teddy bears. [6149, 6150
Nature from the ground up.
(H 106194, 106195, Feb. 10. 1908.)
Barton (Lester Clement),
Chicago, Il.
Ostrich rooster trying to kick a man
through the fence. (H 106540, Feb.
19, 1908. [6151-6159
Phoenix, Ariz. 110-118, 115,116. (H
1065384—-106539, Feb. 19, 1908.)
City hall. (H 106786, Feb. 29,
1908. )
—— Pioneer hotel. (H 106785, Feb.
29, 1908.)
| Little boy blue.
| My rosary.
(H 106660, Feb. 26, 1908; 2c. Feb.
10, 1908.) [6177
Benson (FF. C.), Chanute,
Kans.
Vignette.
Berdan publishing com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
I love to love a mason. (H 106971,
Mar. 4, 1908.) [6179-6189
(H 106970, Mar. 4,
1908. )
(H 106969, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Oh, what a lonesome town. (H
106972, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Pajama girl. 1-6. (H 106962-106967,
Mar. 4, 1908.)
Traumerei. (H 106968, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Bingham (Katherine), St.
Johnsbury, Vt.
Lillies of peace.
1908. ) [6190-6192
Santa Ursula. (H 106619, Feb. 17,
1908. )
Triptych, Christus resurrexit. (H
106621, Feb. 17, 1908.)
(H 106614, Feb. 27, 1908.)
[6178
(H 106620, Feb. 17,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
Bird (Maria T.), Rock-
land, Me
| Point of Esther.
AND PRINTS 101
Bond (Geo. W.), Wheat-
on, Ill.
Point of Adah.
Point of Electra, complete signet.
=
is
| Point of Martha.
Sub La Verda Steto Paco Venkos. (H
107042, Mar. 6, 1908.) [6193 |
Black (T. Henry), James-
town, N. Y.
Hagles [F.O. E. club house] 1, 7. (H
106636, 106642, Feb. 27, 1908.)
[6194-6197
Indian. 8, head; 9, standing. (H
106643, 106644, Feb. 27, 1908.)
Blaisdell (Mrs. H. L.),
Denver, Colo.
Dorothy. (H 107091, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Youki. (H 107092, Mar. 9, 1908.)
2 ec. of each Feb. 13, 1908.
Bliss (W. W.), Duarti,
Cal
Packground design. (F 63316, Feb. 14,
1908. )
Bond (Geo. W.), Wheat-
on, Ill.
Adah among the mountains.
[6201-6251
Adah goes to meet her father.
Adah returns to her father.
Adah throws off the veil.
(H 106710-106713, Feb. 29, 1908.)
Blue eyes. (H 106262, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Blue point of the star.
Boaz addresses Ruth.
Boaz favors Ruth.
Color of the degree.
Death of Lazarus.
Driven from Bethlehem.
Elect lady and her children.
Electa receives the cross.
Emblazoned altar.
Emblem of the degree. 1-4.
Emblematic signification of the first,
Point of Ruth.
Queen Esther seeks Ahasuerus.
Red point of the star.
Ruth becomes a gleaner.
Ruth returns from the fields.
Sacrifice of Adah.
Signet (The).
[6198, 6199. |
Visited by a band of soldiers.
| White point of the star.
[6200 |
second, third, fourth and fifth de- |
grees,
' Esther becomes queen of Persia.
Tsther, the Jewish damsel.
Esther implores the king.
Esther informed of the edict.
Field of stars.
Green point of the star.
Jepthah the ninth judge.
Jepthah vows a vow.
Jesus consoles Martha.
King Ahasuerus issues cruel edict.
Martha, Mary and Lazarus.
Martha’s meeting with Jesus.
Naomi, Ruth and Orpha.
Pardon granted Esther.
Yellow point of the star.
(H 106714—-106748, 106750—106760,
Feb. 29, 1908. }
(>. £.),
(rk. m. ¥,
Little behind in his rent.
Feb. 25, 1908.)
Breton (Harry),
geles, Cal.
Bear resemblance. (F 62793, Jan. 31,
Brandt New
(F 63062,
[6252
Los An-
1908. ) [6253-6256
He hit me with his bear fist. (F
63178, Feb. 29, 1908.)
How can I bear to leave you. (F
63177, Feb. 29, 1908.)
Looking at his bear face. (F 62794,
Jan. 31, 1908.)
Bromley (Edward A.),
Minneapolis, Minn.
Shakopee, Minn.. old stone mill. (H
106221, Feb. 13. 1908: 2 c. Feb. 12,
1908. ) [6257
Brookins (Denis H.), Chi-
cago, Ill.
January fire in eeeiyy (H 106319,
Feb. 17. 1908; 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1908.)
[6258
Brown (H. W.), Tifton,
Ga.
Tifton, Ga., new Clyat building. (H
107103, Mar. 9. 1908.) [6259
Brown & Bigelow, St.
: Paul, Minn.
Abjection. 63 by 54, 13 by 10. (F
62910, 62911, Feb. 13, 1908.)
[6260-6342
Adelia. 2 by 23. 38 by 6. (F 62959,
| 62960, Feb. 14. 1908.)
| After glow. 14 by 93. (F 62912,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
At the opera. 6 by 8. (F 62913, Feb.
)
| 13, 1908.)
102
Brown & Bigelow, St.
Paul, Minn.
Becalmed. 9by 7. (F 62914, Feb. 18,
1908. )
Budding. 11 by 14. (F 62904, Feb.
13, 1908.)
Buffalo hunt. 11 by 73%. (F 62915,
Feb. 13, 1908.) )
Christmas girl. 13 by 6. (F 62916,
Feb. 13, 1908.)
College widow. 6 by 12, 164 by 11.
(EF 62917, 62918, Feb. 13, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Brown & Bigelow, St.
Paul, Minn.
| Lenore. 2 by 24, 32 by 6. (F 62978,
62979, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Lure of the woods. 24 by 74. (F
62980, Feb. 14, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 13,
| Old sentinel.
Colonial girl. 4 by 5. (F 62919, Feb.
13, 1908.)
Conjection. 6 by 5, 10 by 13. (F |
62920, 62921, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Constance. 2 by 24, 3% by 6. (F |
62961, 62962, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Cool of evening. 11 by 5. (F 62922, |
Feb. 13, 1908.)
Dejection. 4 by 64, 10 by 13. (F
62928, 62924, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Departing day. 9 by 7. (F 62905, |
Feb. 13, 1908.)
Devotion. 11 by 14. (F 62925, Feb.
18, 1908.)
Edith. 3% by 6. (F 62963, Feb. 14,
1908. )
Bloise. 2 by 24, 34 by 6. (F 62964,
62965, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Elsa. 2 by 24, 32 by 6. (F 62966, |
62967, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Enchantress (The) 6 by 8, 11 by 14. |
(F 62906, 62907, Feb. 13, 1908.)
(F 62968, |
Parting day. ll by 5. (F 62944, Feb.
13, 1908.)
Passing of summer. 15 by 43%. (F
62945, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Protection. 10} by 14. (F 62946, Feb.
13, 1908.) ;
Shady spot. 9 by 7. (F 62947, Feb.
13, 1908.)
Shepherdess. 94 by 144. (F 62908,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
Two winners.
| Vivian.
| Washington (General).
Estelle. 2 by 24, 3% by 6.
62969, Feb. 14, 1908.)
First American. 114 by 15. (F 62970,
Feb. 14, 1908. )
Genevieve. 2 by 24, 32 by 6. (F |
62971, 62972, Feb. 14, 1908.) )
Getting to cover. 14 by 94. (F 62928,
Feb. 138, 1908.)
Glimpse of old Windsor. 54 by 22, 10
by 4 (F 62973, 62974, Feb. 14, |
1908. )
Hazy October day. 234 by 7% (F |
62975, Feb. 14, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 138, |
1908. ) |
Hazy October day. 5 by 1b. (F |
62929, Feb. 13, 1908: 2 c. Feb. 14, |
1908. ) |
Highway of all nations. 5 by 4, 14 by |
10. (FF 62930, 62931, Feb. 13, 1908.)
In the twilight. 134 by 43. (F 62932, |
Feb. 18, 1908.) |
Janice. 2 by 24, 33 by 6. (EF 62976,
62977, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Jerked down. 154 by St. (F 629883,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
| Wayside cottage.
| Lure of the wood. 5 by 15.
| Mother’s (A) love.
_ Natures
| On the trail.
| Society belle.
| Sylvia.
pt. Iv, n.s., V.3
1908. )
(F 62934, |
2c. Feb. 14, 1908.)
2 by 2%, 44 by 69
(F 62935, 62936, Feb. 13, 1908.)
dividend. 15 by 43.
62937, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Never mind. 5 by 4.
13, 1908.
a es
Feb. 13, 1908 ;
F
(F 62938, Feb.
10 by 4. (F 62981, Feb.
14, 1908.)
Old stone mill.
Feb. 13, 1908.)
11 by 7.
Feb. 13, 1908.)
One minute to play. 11 by Té.
62941, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Parisian model. 6 by 12, 11 by 164.
(F 62942, 62943, Feb. 13, 1908.)
15 by 43. (F 62939
(F 62940,
(F
6 by 12. (¥F 62948, Feb.—
13, 1908.)
Subjection. 74 by 5%, 13 by 114.
62949, 62950, Feb. 13, 1908.)
2 by 24, 32 by 6. (EF 62982,
629838, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Those bewitching eyes. 43 by 6, 8 by 10.
(F 62951, 62952, Feb. 13, 1908.)
7 by 5. (F 62953, Feb.
(F
Tight place.
13, 1908.)
15 by 20. -(F 62984,
Feb. 14, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 13, 1908.)
2 by 23, 33 by 6. (F 62985,
62986, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Washington & Lafayette at Valley
Forge. 5 by 4, 14 by 94. (F 62954,
62955, Feb. 13, 1908.)
2 by 24, 10 by
8. (F 62926, 62927, Feb. 13, 1908.) ©
11 by 5. (F 62956, —
Feb. 13, 1908.)
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
103
Brown & Bigelow, St.
Paul, Minn.
White enamel girl. 3% by 4%, 4 by 54.
(i 62957, 62958, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Woodland princess. 15% iy 10.
62909, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Brown bros., New York,
NY:
New York City, sky line.
Feb. 26, 1908.)
Bryant (Anna
Chicago, Ill.
Physical system of vocal relaxation,
ete. (IF 63355, Mar. 7, 1908.)
(F
(H 106594,
[6343
Groff),
—— (H 107001, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Bucher (William F.),
Washington, D. C.
Butler (Frank T.), Brook-
Py ok
Clarke (John F.) (H 106610, Feb.
26, 1908.) [6369
Syron (Joseph), New
York, N. Y.
| Gould (Mr. & Mrs. Geo. J.) 1, In
Hotel Plaza; 2, In reception room.
(H. 106192, 106193, Feb. 12, 1908.)
(6370, 6371
California stereoscope and
view company, Los
Angeles, Cal.
_ Alhambra, Cal., Striffier (C. E.) resi-
[6344, 6345 —
dence. 646. (F 63020, Feb. 24,
| 1908.) [6372-6406
| Azusa, Cal. 481, 484. (F 63013,
63014, Feb. 24, 1908.)
| California. 366, 537, 631. (F 63005—
_ 68007, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Covina, Cal. 492, 495. (F 63015,
63016, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Hollywood, Cal. 767, 230. (F 63023,
63024, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Long Beach, Cal., bathing in the Pa-
cific ocean in January. 354. (F
63004, Feb. 24, 1908.)
| Los Angeles, Cal. 7, 111, 142, 148,
176, 462. (F 62992-62997. Feb. 24,
1908. )
Monrovia canon, [Cal.]» Pottinger sani-
tarium. 657. (F 63021, Feb. 24,
1908. )
| Oak Lawn, Cal., Porte cochere. 454.
(I 68011, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Pasadena, Cal. 72, 77, 297, 674. (F
62998-63001, Feb. 24, 19 OS.)
Pomona, Cal., picnic in midwinter.
396. (F 63008, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Forrestbrook. (H 106507, Feb. 19,
1908. ) [6346 |
Buck (Geo. V.), Wash-
ington, D. C.
Bankhead (Sen. John H.) 1. (H
106974, Mar. 4, 1908.) [6347-6367 |
Epavenport (Mrs. Jas. S.) 1. (H
106994, Mar. 4, 1908.) )
Dillingham (Sen. William P.) 1, 2. |
(H 106975, 106976, Mar. 4, 1908.)
mrye (Sen. William P.) 1, 2. (H
_ 106977, 106978, Mar. 4, 1908.)
more (Mrs. Thos.) 1. (H 106993,
Mar. 4, 1908.) |
Gore (Sen. Thos.) 1. (H 106992,
Mar. 4, 1908.) |
Johnston (Sen. Joseph F.) 1. (H |
106979, Mar. 4, 1908.)
ma 6Wollette (Sen.) 1. (H 106980,
_ Mar. 4, 1908.)
mong (Sen. Chester I.) 1. (H 106981,
' Mar. 4, 1908.)
McDermott (Hon. Jas. T.) 3. (Ht
106987, 106988, Mar. 4, sete
Norris (Hon. Geo. W.) 1. (H 106989,
Mar. 4, 1908.)
meampo (Hon. P.) 1, 2. (H 106985,
106986, Mar. 4, 1908.)
M@verman (Sen. Lee S.) 1. (H
106982, Mar. 4, 1908.) ,
Simmons (Sen. F.M.) 1. (H 106983, |
» Mar. 4, 1908.)
Stephenson (Ben: )¢ Esdae). odin Cl
; 106984, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Sturgess (Hon. Geo. C.) 1, (HH |
106980, 106991, Mar. 4, ice
Burr publishing company,
New York, N. Y.
Summer roses. (I 63424, Mar. 9,
1908. ) [6368
| Santa Barbara, Cal.,
Redlands, Cal. 310, 311.
63003, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Riverside, Cal., California’s mission
hotel. (EF 63026, Feb. 24, 1908.)
San Gabriel, Cal., Los Palmas. 688.
(F 638019, Feb. 24, 1908.)
San Pedro, Cal., harbor.
63017, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Santa Ana, Cal., hedge of roses.
(F 63018, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Santa Barbara
(F 63009, Feb. 24,
(F 63002,
—<d
536. (F
608.
mission.
1908. )
Santa Catalina, Cal.,
Avalon bay. 685.
24, 1908.)
Southern California, picking oranges.
479. (F 638012, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Tropical Cal., Cypress hedge. 189. (F
63025, Feb. 24, 1908.)
403.
The Magic Isle,
(F 63022, Feb.
104
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. S., V.d
California stereoscope and
view company, Los
Angeles, Cal.
_ Boston, Mass., First church of Chri
Venice, Cal. arched way at. 428.
(F 638010, Feb. 24, 1908.)
2 c. of each Feb. 25, 1908.
Camp (H. B.) co.,
Chicago, Il.
Study in light and power. (F 62692,
Feb. 14, 1908.) [6407
Campbell (William J.),
Philadelphia, Pa.
Hamilton (Alexander), by W. H. |
Gibbs. (F 62647, Feb. 12, 1908.) |
[6408
Caughey (Alice), Sulphur
Springs, Ark.
Autumn at Sulphur Springs, Arkansas. |
[6409 ©
(H 106524, Feb. 20, 1908.)
Century co., New York,
i: i a
Garden (Mary) as Mélisande. (F
63149, Feb. 28, 1908.) [6410 |
Cermak (Rudolph), Los
Angeles, Cal.
Model sanitary kitchen. [1, 2] (H
105451, 105452, Jan. 20, 1908; 2 c.
of each Noy. 29, 1908. )
Chamberiin (Harrison
B.), Shullsburg, Wis.
Shullsburg, Wis. [1-7.] (H 107052-
107058, Mar. 6, 1908.) [6418-6419
Chautauqua publishing
company, Warren, Pa.
Warren, Pa., old swinging bridge
across the Conewango.
(F 62651, Feb. 12, 1908.)
Chickering (Elmer), Bos-
ton, Mass.
Taft (Hon. Wm. H.) 1-4, 6-12 (H
107098-107101, 107132-107138, Mar.
9, 1908.) [6421-6488
and Mr. Joseph Walker.
(H 107102, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Walker (Joseph) 1-4. (H 106948—
106951, Mar. 4, 1908.)
— 5, 6. (H 107015, 107016, Mar. 5,
1908. )
Children’s magazine, New
York, IN. °Y. 1
(F 683893, Mar. 9, 1908;
[6489
Cheerful Bill.
2 c. Mar. 11, 1908.)
Chrisholm (James), Aus-
tin, Pa.
Pressing engagement.
24,1908; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1908.)
(H 106611, Feb.
[6440
[6411, 6412 —
| What some people think of vere
(Now gone) |
[6420 |
No. 5. |
Tea picker.
Christian science publish-
ing society, Bos-
ton, Mass.
scientist, the mother church.
63093, Feb. 26, 1908; 2 ec. Mar.
1908. ) [
City of New York. ;
See
New York, (City of)
Clark (C. H.), St. Johns-
bury, Vt.
(
1
(I 62609, Feb. 7, 1908.) [
Clark (L. W.), Kent
Wash.
Home from the Cascades. (H 106612,
Feb. 25, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1908.)
[6443
Clemens (U. 8S. G.), Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
Where are you going my pretty maid.
(H 105977, Feb. 7, 1908.) [6444
Clogenson (H.), Dallas,
Tex.
Cotton picking machine in Texas. (H
107041, Mar. 6, 1908.) [6445, 6446
Dallas, Tex., Post office, ete. (H
107040, Mar. 6, 1908.)
Closson (William B.),
Boston, Mass.
Angel (The) (H 106158, Feb. 11,
1908; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1908.) [6447
Cohn (Charles K.), Mil-
waukee, Wis.
Bryan (Wm. J.) for president.
106251, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Collier (P. F.) & son,
New York, N. Y.
Lincoln, he is the gentlest memory of
(A
6448
our world. (F 62629, Feb. 10,
1908. ) [ 6449, 6450
Merry widow. (F 63332, Mar. 6,
1908.)
Compton & sons lithographing
and printing company,
St. Louis, Mo.
(G 18202, Feb. 29, 1908.)
[6451
Conyers (Harry B.), Ur-
bana, Ohio.
Leo. (H 106185, Feb. 12, 1908.)
[6452-6458
Mumps. (H 106086, Feb. 10, 1908.)
My dog. (H 106184, Feb. 12, 1908.)
My friend, the doctor. (H 106088,
Feb. 10, 1908. )
On guard. (H 106183, Feb. 12, 1908.)
(H 106087, Feb. 10, 1908.)
(H..- 106182, Feb. 12,
Sick chum.
Story teller.
1908. )
os. 10-13, Mar., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
105
Coppinger & Griel, Tan-
easter, Pa.
(F 63 278, Feb. 24, 1908.)
[6459-6464
onsider the lilies of the field. (F
62374, Feb. 24, 1908.)
ere three candles.
24, 1908.)
ch, me!
abbit transit.
1908. )
They had courtsey.
24, 1808.)
Courier company of Buf-
falo, Buffalo, N. Y.
aster feast.
(F 63279, Feb.
(F 63277, Feb. 24, 1908.)
(F 63275, Feb. 24,
(EF 63276 Feb.
Arrival of the Bingo girls. (G 18046,
Feb. 1, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 30, 1908.)
[6465-6471
Barnum and Bailey and crowned heads
company, Chicago, I11.
Teddy bears at play. (H 106263, Feb.
15, 1908.) [6479, 6480
Model (The) (¥F 62671, Dec. 13, 1907.)
Culbertson (Samuel J.),
Helena, Mont.
Helena, Mont. [1-2.]
106162, Feb. 11, 1908.)
Culver military
Culver,
' Mounted snow fight.
3, 1908.)
| Winter drill of Culver
troop. (H 106917,
(H 106161,
academy,
Ind.
(H 106918. Mar.
[6483, 6484
Mar. 3, 1908.)
[6481, 6482 |
Curtis & Cameron, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Landscape; by J. B. C. Corot.
(H 106955-106957, Mar.
[{1-3.]
4, 1908.)
[6485-6494
Landscape with houses; by J. B. C.
Corot. [1-2.]. (H 106958, 106959,
Mar. 4, 1908.)
Landscape with sheep; by Anton
Mauve. [1-3.]
Mar. 4, 1908.)
Wood interior; by G. Courbet. [1, 2.]
(H 106960, 106961, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Cyclone fence company,
Waukegan, I.
(EF 62668. Feb. 13, 1908.)
[6495-6500
(H 106952-106954,
Border line.
Colonial front. (F 62665, Feb. 13,
1908. )
Fair view. (F 62670, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Fair vista. (F 62667, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Sylvan scene. (F 62666, Feb. 13,
1908. )
| Without the gate. (F 62669, Feb. 13,
1908. )
2 c. of each Mar. 2, 1908.
Dadmun (Leon), Boston,
> | Haverhill,
of Europe. (G 18085, Feb. 5, 1908.)
Belford acrobats. (G 18054, Feb. 38,
1908. )
He’s a friend of mine. (G 18145, Feb.
17. 1908.) )
Jardy (Les) (G 18204, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Ringling bros., animal acts. (G 18205,
Mar. 2, 1908.)
— 100 cage zoo. (G 18103, Feb. 7
1908. )
Cox (Palmer), East
Quogue, N. Y.
Brownie Clown of Brownietown. (F
62630, Feb. 10, 1908.) [6472-6475
—— (F 62747, Feb. 17, 1908.)
— (F 63035, Feb. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 63242, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Crosby- B. (J/rs. 8.), Chi-
eago, Ill.
Cupid in April. (F 68187, Feb. 20,
1908. ) [6 6476 —6478
‘Cupid in February. (F 63185, Feb.
20, 1908. )
Cupid in March. (F 68186, Feb. 20,
1908. )
Cruver mauaufacturing
|My love throb.
| Say you love me.
black horse |
Mass.
5... Pi. Bikes... Web. ..18,
(H 106527, Feb. 20, 1908.)
[6501
(Louis Spencer),
Mayfield, Ky.
Country courtship. A.
Jan. 20, 1908. )
Louis Spencer Daniel fencing girls.
D.
1908.
Daniel
(H 106468,
[6502-6504
C,
(H 106462, 106464, Jan. 20, 1908. )
(A. M.), Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
Cautious caustic kiss. (F 62848,
Davis
Jan.
17, 1908.) [6505-6514
Heartburn for you. (F 62841, Jan. 17,
1908. )
I sigh for you. (F 62844, Jan. 17,
1908.
It’s love. (F 62849, Jan. 17, 1908.)
(F 62846, Jan. 17,
1908. )
(F 62842, Jan. 17,
1908.)
Tale of painful love.
17, 1908.)
Won’t you be my Teddy bear?
62840, Jan. 17, 1908.)
Why don’t you try? (F 62845, Jan.
17, 1908.)
You will be my valentine won’t you?
(F 62847, Jan. 17, 1908.)
2 c. of each Feb. 19, 1908.
(F 62848, Jan.
(F
106
Delevante (Rudolph), Co-
lon, Panama.
Colon, Panama, Imperial hotel.
107036, Mar. 6, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 26,
1808.) [6515
Detroit publishing com-
pany, Detroit, Mich.
Adams, Mass. [1, 2.] (H 106038,
106089, Feb. 8, 1908.) [6516-6654
Ann Arbor, Mich. [1-7]
106308, Feb. 17, 1908;
Feb. 15, 1908. )
Gerkshires (The) mountain
(H 106051, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Broken dam and old mill. (H
106309, Feb. 17, 1908; 2 ec. Feb. 15,
1908. )
9
~
road. |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(H
(H 106302- |
ec. of each |
and Illinois athletic club. (H 106655, |
Feb. 27, 1908.)
Cutting and binding corn. (H 106310,
Feb. 17, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1908.)
Cutting corn. (H 106311, Feb. 17,
1908; 2c. Feb. 15, 1908.)
Delaware (8S. 8S.)
(H 106648, Feb. 27, 1908.)
Diver repairing a lock gate. (H
107018, Mar. 5, 1908.) |
Duluth, Minn. [1-6] (H 106876— |
106881, Mar. 2, 1908.)
aerial bridge [1-3]
106564, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Cascade park. (H 107034, Mar.
5, 1908.)
and Gratiot light. |
| St.
(H 106562- |
Fort Brady, inspection at. (H 107020, |
Mar. 5, 1908.)
Fort Snelling, Minn. [1,2] (H 106894,
106895, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Glen below Minnehaha falls,
A, B. (H 106565, 106566, Feb.
1908. )
Gloucester, Mass., Tablet rock.
106034, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Golden harvest. (H 106312, Feb.
1908; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1908.)
Houghton, Mich., Douglass house.
107064, Mar. 6, 1908.)
Husking corn. (H 106313, Feb.
1908; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1908.)
International bridge and lighthouse.
(H 107019, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H.
106032, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Longmeadow, Mass.,
street. (H 106072, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Magnolia-on-the-Ashley, S. C., care-
takers. (F 62691, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Minneapolis, Minn. [1-17] (H
106897—106913, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Minn.
(H
na,
(H
24, |
.
17, |
(Hi |
pt. IV, 0. S., V.
Detroit publishing com-
pany, Detroit, Mich.
Minnehaha falls, Minn. A. B. (H
106567, 106568, Feb. 24, 1908.) “4
Minnesota dug-out. (H 106896, Mar.
2, 1908.)
New Orleans, La., unloading bananas.
(H 106646, Feb. 27, 1908.)
Newcastle, N. H., Wentworth (The).
(H 106031, Feb. 8, 1908.)
North Adams, Mass. [1-11]
106040—106050, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Old soldiers’ home, Minn. (H 106874,
Mar. 2, 1908.)
Philadelphia, Pa. [1, 2]
106915, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(H
(H 106914,
; | Port Huron, Mich., steamers at dock.
Chicago, Ill., Municipal court building |
(H 106647, Feb. 27, 1908.)
Portsmouth, N. H., Rockingham hotel.
(H 107035, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Portsmouth navy yard, Kittery, Maine,
Dry dock. (H 106033, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Paul, Minn. [1-12] (H 106882-—
106893, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Sault Saint Marie [1-14] (H 107017,
107021-107033, Mar. 5, 1908.)
the locks. (H 106875, Mar. 2,
1908. )
—— Upper light [1, 2] (H 106569,
(H 106052-
106570, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Springfield, Mass. [1-15]
106066, Feb. 8, 1908.)
—— Forest park [1-4] (H 106067-
106070, Feb. 8, 1908.)
University of Michigan, fraternity
houses [1, 2] (H 106314, 106315,
Feb. 17, 1908; 2 c. of each Feb. 15,
1908. )
University of Minnesota [1-6]
106649106654, Feb. 27, 1908.)
West Springfield, Mass., Old Day house.
(H 106071, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Where the sky and ocean meet.
106645, Feb. 27, 1908.)
(H
(H
| Worcester, Mass. [1-3] (H 106035—-
106037, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Deuble (Charles G.),
Longmeadow |
Canton, Ohio.
Canton, Ohio, Sarcophagus of Wm.
and Mrs. Wm. McKinley. (F 63248,
Feb. 29, 1908.) [6655
De Witt (Maurice), Chi-
eago, Ill.
Little mother. (H 107063, Mar. 6,
1908.) [6656
Dey (Albert H.), New
Kork,. Nook
Indian creek.
(H 106541, Feb. 21,
1908.) ; [6657
hos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
De Zavala (Adina), San
Antonio, Tex.
[6659
Dingman (W. H.), Se-
\ attle, Wash.
Good timber. (H 106450, Feb. 18,
| 1908.) [6660
Distinctive advertising
service, New York, N. Y.
Andover. (F 63330, Mar. 6, 1908.)
[6661-6664
(F 63329, Mar. 6, 1908.)
(F 63328, Mar. 6, 1908.)
College.
High school.
Vacation.
2c. of each Feb. 25, 1908.
Dow (Arthur Wesley),
New York, N. Y. ;
- (H 105625, Jan. 29, 1908.)
| [6665-6672
Bathing pool, Anuradhpura, buried
» city of Ceylon.
29, 1908.)
~ temple.
Orissa, India, court of the great tem-
ple, Bhuvaneshwar.
meoan. 29, 1908.)
—— Mukteshvara temple.
| Jan. 29, 1908.)
| larthenon, fragment of.
» Jan. 29, 1908.)
(H 105627,
(H 105624,
(H 105628, Jan. 29,
p
a
ebes, Egypt, collossus of Memmon.
| (A 105622, Jan. 29, 1908.)
2 c. of each Feb. 19, 1908.
Dunlap (O. E.), Niagara
Halls: N.Y.
Goat island bridge.
Terrapin point bridge.
[6673-6675
Terrapin point in winter.
HWarl (William A.), St.
Anthony, Idaho.
» to death. 1.
moose. 2.
(H 106925, 106926, Mar. 3, 1908.)
Alamo (The) San Antonio, Tex. (H
106811, Mar. 2, 1908. ) [6658
Dieson (O. E.), Heron
Lake, Minn.
Smoke up the house is insured. (F |
; 163273, Mar. 5, 1808; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1908. |
(F 63331, Mar. 6, 1908.) |
gra, India, gate of the Taj Mahal. |
(H 105621, Jan. |
Elephanta, India, the God Shivacave |
(H 105626, Jan. 29; 1908.) |
(H 105623, |
(H 107043-107045, Mar. 6, 1908.) |
Large buffalo that gored Dick Rock |
[6676, 6677 |
Rock (Dick) and his favorite driving
| Venus and Adonis.
Edison mfg. co., West
Orange, N. J.
Cupid’s pranks. 1-7.
106514, Feb. 19, 1908.) [6678-6695
Nellie, the pretty typewriter. 1-4.
(H 107059-107062, Mar. 6, 1908.)
Playmates. 1-3. (H 106871-1068738,
Mar. 2, 1908.)
Sculptors Welsh rabbit dream. _ 1-4.
(H 106206-106209, Feb. 13, 1908.)
Edwards & Deutsch litho-
graphing co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
(G 181638, Feb. 20, 1908.)
[6696
(H 106508-
Poinsettia.
Eickemeyer (Rudolf),
Yonkers, N. Y.
Meadow stream. (H 105693, Jan. 30,
1908. ) [6697
Elliott (Chas. H.)
Philadelphia, Pa.
(F 62839, Feb.
[6698
co.,
26, 1908.)
Elson(A. W.) & co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
| Holland cattle; by Constant Troyon.
[6699-6701
Sheepfold (The); by Charles Emile
Jacque.
(H 106699, 106700, Feb. 28, 1907; 2
c. of each Mar. 4, 1908.)
Washington, [D. C.], the capitol. (F
63158, Feb. 28, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 6,
1908. )
‘ Engelke & Lincoln, San
Antonio, Tex.
Veramendi palace, doors. (EF 62475,
Feb. 1, 1908; 1 c. Feb. 1, 1908; 1 c.
Feb. 17, 1908.) [6702
Eskridge (Guy W.), Rich-
mond, Va.
Will you be thankful on Thanksgiving
day? (3H 60353, Dec. 7, 1907; 2 «e.
Nov. 21, 1907.) [6703
Evans (Edgar I.), Brook-
line, Mass.
Hiss; or, After vexation. (H 106589,
Feb. 26, 1908.) [6704
Ewart (Wm. Earl), To-
peka, Kans.
College pennant series.
2838, 287, 289, 291, 292, 294-296.
63209-63236, Mar. 2, 1908.)
[6705-6732
Faught (Henry Skillman),
South Haven, Conn.
Bee on time. (H 106213, Feb. 18,
1908.) [6733-6736
262-279, 281-
(F
108 CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8.,
Faught(Henry Skillman),
South Haven, Conn.
Every little bit added. (H 106211,
Feb. 13, 1908. )
When you know you're not forgotten.
(H 106210, Feb. 13, 1908.)
When you smoke, buy an Owl.
106212, Feb. 13, 1908.)
(H
1c. of each Feb. 13, 1908; 1 c. of |
each Feb. 23, 1908.
Fawcett (Waldon), Wash-
ington, D. C.
American federation of labor, execu-
tive council. (H 106505, Feb. 19,
1908. ) [6737-6767
Banking and currency committee.
106506, Feb. 19, 1908.)
Bryan (W.J.) 1,2. (H 106496, 106497,
Feb. 19, 1908.)
Burke (James F.)
1908. )
Fowler (Charles N.)
19, 1908.)
Goethals (Lt. Col.),
1068238, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Grandfield (Charles P.)
Feb. 19, 1908.)
Hobson (Capt. & Mrs.)
Hobson, (Mrs.) A. B.
Hobson (Capt. Richmond P.)
(H 106491-106495, Feb. 19, 1908.)
(H 107082, Mar. 7,
(H 106502, Feb.
Us: ‘Scavis! | eee
(H 106504,
i, 2:
(Hy
Clearing (The) 1625. (G 18219, Mar.
4, 1908.) [6775-6784
Ford (The) 1624. (G 18218, Mar. 4,
1908. )
Knox (Senator P. C.) (H 107083,
Mar. 7, 1908.)
Lahm (Lieut.) U. S. A. (H 106824, |
Mar. 2, 1908.)
Landis (C. B.) (H 106822, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Noon visit. 1617. (G 18214, Mar. 4,
1908. )
Quiet brook. 1619. (G 18216, Mar. 4,
1908. )
Spilt milk. 1615. (G 18212, Mar. 4,
1908. )
Storm at Southampton. 1050. (G
18210, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Sunset off the coast. 1051. (G 18211,
| Mar. 4, 1908.)
Twilight. 1618. (G@ 18215, Mar. 4,
1908. )
1908. )
Leupp (Francis DB.) (H 106827, Mar.
2, 1908.)
Magoon (Charles E.) (H 106498, Feb.
19, 1908.)
Pierce (Frank). (H 106826, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Powderly (T. V.) (H 106821, Mar. 2, |
1908. ) |
Printing telegraph. 1-4. (H 106487-
106490, Feb. 19, 1908.)
Rossiter (William S.) 1, 2 (H
106500-106501, Feb. 19, 1908.)
Sargent (F. P.) (H 106499, Feb. 19,
1908. )
Smith (George Otis) (H 107084, Mar.
7, 1908.)
Taft (Helen) (H 107085, Mar. 7,
1908. )
Vorys (Arthur I.) (H 106825, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Wise (Medical director John C.)
(H 106503, Feb. 19, 1908.)
Fay (George L.), Arling-
toa, Noe
Vassar college, dormitory.
Feb. 14,- 1908.)
Fisher (Harry P.), Mari-
etta, Ohio.
Marietta college. [6769-6
Mound in Mound cemetery showi
moat.
Ohio river bridge, view of.
(H 106624—106626, Feb. 27, 1908.)
Fitch (W. ‘.), “Wort
Bragg, Cal.
King (Jean), the little actress. (H
106037, Mar. 6, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb.
1908. ) [67
Flook (Henry R.),
Angeles, Cal.
Masonic identification certificate.
63060, Feb. 17, 1908.) [6
Fowler (C. F.), New
York, N. Y¥. ;
Hoboken terminal, Lackawanna rail
road. (H 107 7088, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Los
(F
[6
Fox (A), Philadelphia,
Pa.
Homeward bound. 1616. (G 18213,
Mar. 4, 1908.)
May day. 1620. (G 18217, Mar. 4,
Fox (F. S. & M. V.),
Chicago, Ill.
Baum (L. Frank) (H 106768, Feb. 29,
1908. ) [6785
Frost & Reed, Bristol,
England.
Thro’ the crisp air. (F 62731, Feb. 17,
1908; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1908.) [6786
Frothingham (Edwin),
Townsend Harbor,
Mass.
Prince Max. (H 106257, Feb. 15, 1908;
2c. Feb. 17, 1908.) [6787
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
Gerson (Sam P.), Chi-
cago, Ill.
| Howling success. (H 106702, Feb. 28,
1908. ) [6788
Gilbert (C. Allan), New
7 York, N.-Y¥.
| Under the wistaria.
Gold (Pleasant D.), jr.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Jefferson standard policy.
Feb. 25, 1908.)
Goodrich (George W.),
Nottingham, N. H.
Brockton, Mass., Soldiers monument.
(H 105556, Jan. 25, 1908; 1 c. Jan.
25, 1908; 1 c. Feb. 14, 1908.)
[6794, 6795
(H 106248, Feb. 14,
(H 106574,
| Lady in white.
1908. )
Graves (Geo. S.), Spring-
¥ field, Mass.
| Glastonbury,
| A161. (H 106597, Feb. 26, 1908.)
[6796-6798
151, A 152. (H 106595, 106596, Feb.
26, 1908.)
Gray lithograph com-
‘a pany, New York, N. Y.
| Faith. (G 18106, Feb. 10, 1908.)
a I want my mamma. (G 18209, Mar.
4, 1908.)
In the field. (G 18208, Mar. 4, 1908.)
You naughty dog. (G 18133, Feb. 12,
1908.)
Green (John E.), Ches-
ter, Pa.
Whitemarsh valley hunt club. (H
106525, Feb. 20, 1908.)
Grefé (Will), New York,
ey,
Coquettish chauffeur. (F 63171, Feb.
29, 1908.) [6804-6807
Dangerous driver. (F 63170, Feb. 29,
1908.)
Fascinating favorite. (F 63169, Feb.
29, 1908.)
Heartless hunter. (F 63168, Feb. 29,
1908. )
2 ce. of each Mar. 2, 1908.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
(H 106216, Feb. |
14, 1908.) [6789
Gillin (Robert F.), Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
| Luna park by night. (H 106703, Feb.
® 29, 1908.) [6790-6792 |
_Miner’s discovery. (H 106658, Feb. 28, |
| 1908. )
| Resilient wheel. (H 106705, Feb. 29,
1908. )
[6793 |
Conn., the old reliable. |
"4 Hartford, Conn., Elizabeth park. A.
[6799-6802
[6803
109
Grieb (Jas. L.), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Repairing while you wait. (H 106196,
| Feb. 13, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1908.)
[6808
Grondal (Bror Gustaf),
Lindsborg, Kans.
| Bethany male chorus. [GS09, 6810
| Lindsborg, Kans., club room of Beth-
any male chorus.
(H 107038, 107039, Mar. 6, 1998.)
Gross (J. Ellsworth), Chi-
eago, Ill.
Admiration. (H 106292, Feb. 17, 1908.)
) [6811-6821
| Bewitching. (H 106296, Feb. 17, 1908.)
| Captivating. (H 106293, Feb. 17, 1908.)
Cincinnatus. (H 106289, Feb. 17, 1908.)
| Contentment. (H 106298, Feb. 17,
1908. )
Domino. (H 106297, Feb. 17, 1908.)
Dreaming. (H 106290, Feb. 17, 1908.)
Expectation. (H 106299, Feb. 17,
1908. )
Purity.
| Reverie.
(H 106291, Feb. 17, 1908.)
(H 106295, Feb. 17, 1908.)
| (H 106294, Feb. 17, 1908.)
| Grossman paper box cCo.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Actress. 1-6. (G 18127-18132, Feb.
| 12, 1908.) [6822-6833
| Basket ball girl—College girl—Fencing
| girl—Skating girl—Tennis girl—
Yachting girl. (G 18121-18126, Feb.
12, 1908.)
Gutmann & Gutmann, New
Wot. It.: 3:
(F 63142, Feb. 27, 1908.)
[6834
Aberdeen,
Vivacious.
School days.
Gylfe (A. >.
Wash.
Happiness
Suck-cess.
(H 106549, 106548, Feb. 24, 1908.)
[6835, 6836
Hadley (W. B.), New
wart, AN: ¥..
Ashestiel-on-Tweed. (EF 62835, Feb.
| 20, 1908.) [6837-6840
| Ellisland. (F 62837, Feb. 20, 1908.)
| Eton college, Poet’s walk. (F 62838,
Feb. 20, 1908.)
Stratford-on-Avon.
1908. )
(F 62836, Feb. 20,
110 CATALOGUE OF
Haeseler photographie stu-
dios, Philadelphia, Pa.
Study of a woman’s head.
Thomas (Nathaniel 8.)
(H 106561, 106560, Feb. 24, 1908.) |
Haines photo co., Con-
neaut, Ohio.
Boulder, [Colo.] 2. [68438-6845
- Phoenix, Ariz., Capitol.
Santa Fe, N. Mex., Capitol.
(H 106028-106030, Feb. 8, 1908;
2 c. of each Feb. 10, 1908.)
Hall (Geo. P.) & son,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New York public library. 6041. (H
107087, Mar. 7, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 9,
1908. ) [6846
Hall (Howard G.), Sid-
ney, Neb.
Sidney, Neb. [1-4] (F 63394-63397,
Mar. 9, 1908.) [6847-6850
Hanna (Rev. Chas. Wes-
ley), Hast Canaan, Conn.
New labor saving device. A. B. (H
106998, 106999, Feb. 25, 1908; 2 ec. of
each Feb. 17, 1908.) [6851, 6852
Harris & Ewing, Wash-
ington, D. C.
Ali Mehmed Bey. (H 106191, Feb. 12,
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
[6841, 6842 | At the traps.
Pennsylvania rattlesnakes.
| Apache canyon in the Glorietta moun
Fort Worth depot.
| Hutchinson, Kans., New Santa Fe
1908. ) [6853-6863 |
Bailey (Senator Joseph W.) (H
106189, Feb. 12. 1908.)
Brownson (Admiral Willard H.) (H
106188, Feb. 12, 1908.)
Cockran (Mrs. W. Bourke). (H
1069382, Mar. 3, 1908.)
Cooper (Sam Bronson). (H 106250,
Feb. 14, 1908.)
Dalzell (John).
1908. )
Heyburn (Senator Weldon B.) (H |
106931, Mar. 3, 1908.)
McCumber (Senator Porter J.) (H |
106927, Mar. 3, 1908.)
Nixon (Senator George _ S.) (H
106190, Feb. 12, 1908.)
Reeder (Wm. A.)
1908. )
Sherman (James S.)
3, 1908.)
Harrison (Burdette), Ta-
rentum, Pa.
Tarentum, Pa., birthplace of Mrs. Eve-
lyn Nesbitt Thaw. (H 106301, Feb.
17, 1908.)
(H 106930, Mar. |
[6864 |
(H 106929, Mar. 3, |
_ Giddy goblins. (EF 61748, Jan. 16,
(H 106928, Mar. 8,
‘Nampeyo.
pt. IV, 0. 8., V.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx,
Chicago, Il.
(F 63392, Mar. 9, 1908.
[6865-6
Easter day. (F 63317, Mar. 6, 1908.)
Through ticket. (F 68391, Mar.
1908. )
Hartline (D. 8.) & Krumm
(Carl H.), Blooms- }
burg, Pa. j
(H 106528,
Feb. 20, 1908.) [6868 —
Harvey (Fred),
City, Mo.
4
Kansas
tains, New Mexico. (F 62597, Feb. —
8, 1908.) [6869-6883
Emporia, Kans., Santa Fe hotel. (FP
62596, Feb. 8, 1908.) %
(IF 62600, Feb. 8,
1908. ) ?
Fort Worth, interior of depot.
(EF 62598, 62599, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Hopi baby. (H 106457, Feb. 19, 1908.) —
:
1, a
Hopi mirror. (H 106458, Feb. 19, —
1908. ) j
Hopi stairway. (H 106459, Feb. 19,—
1908. )
hotel. (EF 62595, Feb. 8, 1908.) .
(H 106453, Feb. 19, 1908.) —
Oregon trail. (H 106460, Feb. 19,
1908. ) 1
Pool by the trail. (H 106454, Feb. }
19, 1908.) fel
Sun-lit abode. (F 106456, Feb. 19,
1908.)
Walpi.
Winnowing corn.
1908. )
Haskell (W.
Concord, Mass.
George & his conscience. (KF 61749, ©
Jan. 18, 1908.) [6884-6891
—— (F 62042, Jan. 22, 1908.)
(H 106455, Feb. 19, 1908.)
(H 106461, Feb. 19, ©
E.),
1908. ) :
— (F 62041, Jan. 22, 1908.) 1
Kid Klub. (F 62045, Jan. 22, 1908.)
Swapping Silas. (F 61750, Jan. 16, ©
1908. )
(F 62043, Jan. 22, 1908.)
Wandering goat Bolivar,
62044, Jan. 22, 1908.)
&e. (FP
acta Ee
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
111
Haslinger (Richard J.),
% New York, N. Y.
Old fashioned way. (H 106656, Feb.
27, 1908; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1908; 1 c. Feb. |
27, 1908.) [6892
Hatcher (Thurston), Ma-
con, Ga. )
Autumn.— Bridge (The).— Holland
landscape.—Rocks and surf at Na-
hant.—Silver birch.—Springtime.—
Sunset. (H 106687—106693, Feb. 28,
1908. ) [6893-6899 |
Haupt (Oscar), San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
San Francisco fire, Apr. 18, 1906.
106659, Feb. 28, 1908.)
Hearn (Charles W.), Bos-
ton, Mass.
Dartmouth college, 1907 varsity foot-
ball. (H 106163 Feb. 11, 1908.)
[6901 |
(H
[6900
Henderson lithographing
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
College girls [1-6] (G 18243-18248,
Mar. 9, 1908.) [6902-6907
Henkel (Theodore Henry),
Portland, Oreg.
Falls upper McKenzie river, Oregon.
Peeiwotos, Mar. 2, 1908; 2 c. Jan. |
6, 1908.) [6908
Herman (John F.), Ack- /
ley, Lowa.
Illinois girl.—North Dakota _ girl.—
South Dakota girl.—Texas girl.—
Wisconsin girl. (F 63323-63327,
Feb. 19, 1908.) [6909-69138
Hill Fort
(Harry E.),
Pierce, Fla.
(H 107086, Mar. 7, 1908.)
[6914
Pitts-
Night.
Holland (W. J.),
burg, Pa.
Diplodocus Carnegiei, preliminary res-
toration. (F 62774, Feb. 17, 1908;
2c. Feb. 7, 1908.) [6915
Hoopes (Herman), West
Chester, Pa.
(H 106255, Feb. 15, 1908.)
[6916-6919
Clay Mocha. (H 106254, Feb. 15,
1908. )
al Borak.
Naaman.
Naarah.
(H 106252, Feb. 15, 1908.)
(H 106253, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Hopkins (Benjamin), Den-
’ ver, Colo.
Par-ben-nar, wild flower. (H 106790,
Mar. 2, 1908.) [6920 |
33969—08——2
| Kearsarge
| Minnehaha creek.
Hornbaker (F. W.). Scran-
ton, Pa.
(H 106317, Feb. 18, 1908.)
[6921
Auto girl.
Howard (Arthur
Portland, Oreg.
(Frigate) in Cherbourg
(I 63155, Feb. 28, 1908.)
[6922
Pay
harbor.
Howard (N. W. & C. M.),
Alva, Okla.
Northwestern state normal & campus.
(H 106528, Feb. 21, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
7, 1908.) [6923
Howe (Ruth B.), New
SOC MN, XX.
Kappa Alpha Theta. (F 63183, Mar.
2, 1908.) [6924
Hubley (H. C.), Mt. Ver-
non, Nw.
| Motherhood. (H 105638, Jan. 30,
1908; 1 c. Jan. 30, 1908, 1 c. Mar. 3,
1908. ) [6925
Hyde (Frederic Bulk-
eley), Southport, Conn.
A 42. (H 106664, Feb. 28, 1908; 2 ¢.
Mar. 4, 1908.) [6926
Ingersoll (Truman Ward),
St. Paul, Minn.
Fort Snelling, [Minn.] 2449, 2450,
8102. (H 106830-106832, Mar. 2,
1908. ) [6927-6967
(H 106866, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Minnehaha falls in winter.
Mar 2, 1908.)
[St. Paul, Minn.]
20673-20677,
20704, 20984,
21656, 21659,
(H 106867,
2454, 2897, 6101,
20679, 20684, 20702-
21649-21652, 21654—
21667, 21668, 21670,
21672, 21675, 21684, 21685, 21687,
21688, 21696, 21697. (H 106833-—
106865, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Way of light, Sixth st.
106288, Feb. 17, 1908.)
White Bear Lake, [Minn.] 4608, 6348.
(H 106828, 106829, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Ives (H. M.) & sons, To-
peka, Kans.
Jupiter. (H 106149, Feb. 10, 1908; 2
ec. Jan. 23, 1908.) [6968.
Jackson (Bradford D.),
Pasadena, Cal.
La Crescenta, Cal., The Castle.
107047, Mar. 6, 1908.)
James sanatorium
Memphis, Tenn.
Race for God. (F 62636, Feb.. 8,. 1908;
2c. Jan. 30, 1908.) [6970
21634. (H
(
[6969
CO.,
112
Jennings (Wm. H.), Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
Boston, Mass., balloon view in 1861.
(H 106870, Mar 2, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
|
[6971, 6972 |
U. S. battleship squadron.
Mar. 2, 1908.)
Judge company, New
York, N. ¥
Little Johnny and the Teddy bears.
(H 106869, |
(F 61852, Jan. 18, 1908; 1 c. Jan. 18, |
1908; 2 c. Jan. 27, 1908.)
[6973-6975
— (F 63094, Jan. 26, 1908.)
— (F 63095, Jan. 26, 1908.)
CArthor1.).
Work: We 4.
Keller New
Garden of <Ann Hathaway. (H
106218, Feb. 14, 1908.) [6976, 6977
Wooing of Ann Hathaway.
106217, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Kelly & Glass, New
York, Ny. X.
Jersey City baseball team, 1907. (F
63320, Mar. 6, 1908.) [ 6978, 6979
Newark baseball team, 1907. (fF
63319, Mar. 6, 1908.)
2 ¢c. of each Feb. 28, 1908.
Kempton (Austin T.),
Lunenburg, Mass.
[Hiawatha series]\A, B, 28, 39, 50, 80,
op, oo, 110, 1389. (F
Mar. 7, 1908.) [6980-6989
Key (John Ross), Wash-
ington, D. C.
Georgetown, D. C., home of Francis
Seott Key, 1814. (H 106323, Feb.
18, 1908.) [6990, 6991
Mount Vernon. (H 106324, Feb. 18,
1908. )
Kingsbury (Arthur
Antigo, Wis.
Antigo, Wis. [1-8]
106771, Feb. 29, 1908.)
Klee (Abe) & son,
cago, Ill.
Matchless. (IF 62474, Feb. 3, 1908;
1 ec. Feb. 3, 1908; 1 ce. Feb. 15, 1908.)
J.),
(H 106769-
[6992-6994
Chi-
[6995 |
Kranich & Bach, New
Tore, SIN, es
Composite of pianists.
Mar. 5, 1908; 1 ¢. Feb.
(H 107002,
26, 1908; 1
ce. Mar. 5, 1908.) [6996
Langley (Herman Os-
born), Clearwater, Fla.
(H 106284,
. [6997, 6998
(H 106283,
Clearwater, Fla., the bay.
Feb. 17, 1908.)
Clearwater, Fla., sunset.
Feb. 17, 1908.)
Lawson carnation. (G 18176, Feb.
63365-63374, |
(F 6
Feb. 24, 1908.) [
Leibson (Abe), Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
Hunting game. (F 62476, Jan.
| 1908; 1c. Jan. 25, 1908; 1c. Feb.
/ 1908.) [7
) Leighton (Hugh C.), Port-
Lawrence (Geo. R.) Go.,
Chicago, Ill. and Wash-
ington, D. C. i
sasket of sunshine. (H 106701, Feb
28, 1908.) [6999-7002
Federation of America Aero clubs
first annual banquet. (H 106559
Feb. 24, 1908.)
Modern automobile attachment. (EF
106923, Mar. 3, 1908.)
Society of naval sponsors.
Feb. 24, 1908.)
Lawson & co., New York,
(H 106550,
1908. )
Leavitt
[7003
(Edwin
Rutland, Mass.
M.),
Rutland, Massachusetts state sanito-
rium. (H 106709, Feb. 29, 1908.)
[7004
Leek (Wm. S§S.),
sor, Conn.
Windsor, Conn., view
church and parsonage,
106618, Feb. 25, 1908.)
Lefévre (lL. H.) & son,
London, England.
Skippers birthday. (IF 63148, Feb.
Wind-
1908. ) [ 7006, (
Way of the sun. (F 62730, Feb. 17,
1908. ) |
Legrand (Noé), Paris,
France.
Histoire de la médecine.
land, Me.
%
Kans,
(H 106609, Feb.
[
Keith’s theatre. [1-10 (H 106164
| 106173, Feb. 12, 1908.) [7010-7
Loomis (F. A.), Emporia, ;
Christmas coin.
1908. )
7
Lounsbury (Fred C.),
Plainfield, N. J.
Washington catches ye Lord How
(F 63178, Feb. 29, 1908.) [7021—
Washington gets in ye haughty Br
ish general’s rear. (F 638176,
29, 1908.)
Washington readin the constitution
(I 63174, Feb. 29, 1908.) :
Washington wins ye battle of Prince
ton. (F 63175, Feb. 29, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, OUTS,
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
Lowell (John A.) bank
note co., Boston, Mass.
Hoar (George Frisbie) (F 633
6, 1908. )
MeDonald (C. A.),
lrancisco, Cal.
Just tell them that you saw me.
63259, Mar. 4, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 17,
1908. )
McFadden (Fay),
ville, N. Y.
Granville, N. Y., In the near future.
(H 106617, Feb. 25, 1908; 1 c. Feb.
41, 1908; 1 e. Feb. 17, 1908.) [7027
McGowan (R. A.), Boul-
der, Colo.
End of the hunt.
1908. )
Mckee (S.
33, Mar.
San
Gran-
[7028
K.), Sebring,
Ohio.
Sebring, Ohio potteries. (F 62713, Feb.
15, 1908.) [7029
Malone (S.
work, IN.» Ys
McGlynn (Dr.) (ih. Govan, eb; 7,
New
1908 ; 2 c. Jan. 31, 1908.) [7030
Mariner (Geo. E.), La
Crosse, Wis.
La Crosse, Wis. [1-3.] (F 63036- |
63038, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Thomas E., Bos-
ton, Mass.
14478. (H 106248, Feb.
14, 1808.) [7034-7041
Fenway court. 14466-14468, 14479.
(H 106239-106242, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Madonna & child. 14476, 14477. (H
106245, 106246, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Thomas, Earl of Arundel. 14475.
106244, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Martin (Gilbert), Sparta,
Minn.
Gilbert mine, Minn., stripping scene.
(H 106662, Feb. 28, 1908.)
[7042-7044
Sparta, Minn., bird’seye view. (H
106661, Feb. 28, 1908.)
——Genoa mine. (H .106663, Feb.
28, 1908.)
Sarum <Jos, H.),
mington, Del.
Marr,
Crucifixion.
Wil-
, i 03 :
Ua a | Dufranne (Hector) 1-3.
AND PRINTS 113
Massachusetts engraving
co., Boston, Mass.
| Weston (William Payson) and O’Sulli-
[7025 ©
CF
[7026 |
(H 107069, Mar. 7, |
American
van (Humphrey) 1-3. (H 106591-
106593, Feb. 26, 1908.) [7059-7061
Meehan (Michael), Con-
cord, N. H.
Kddy (Mary Baker G.)
Feb. 27, 1908; 2 c. Mars-3,
(F 63107,
1908. )
[ 7062
(Geo.), Paris,
France.
(H 106318,
Méliés
Genii of fire.
1908S. )
Feb. 18,
[7063
(Phil).
Lake, Iowa.
Dodges point. (H 106551,
1908. )
Millar
Mench Clear
Feb. 24,
[ 7064
Car. 5. y:
Ill.
Chicago, Ill. Seventh
Christ, scientist. A, B.
106151, Jan. 13, 1908.)
Mills (Thos. H.),
dence, R. I.
Sheep at Roger Williams park.
106300, Feb. 17, 1908.)
Mishkin (H.), New York,
a
Chicago,
church of
(H 106150,
[ 7065, TO66
Proyi-
(H 106515-
[7068-7073
(H 106518—
106517, Feb. 19, 1908.)
Terier (Jean) 1-3.
106520, Feb. 19, 1908.)
Mitchell (John J.)
New York, N. Y.
fashions, February, 1908.
(F 62161-62163, Jan. 27, 1908;
Co.,
A-C.,
2c. of each Feb. 17, 1908.)
| [T0T4—-T0T7
| American ladies’ tailor. Mar., 1908;
supplement. Cr "aise. Siar, "2,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1908. )
Moore ([Mrs.] Ruth Nich-
olas), Chicago, Tl.
Bubble. (H 106231, Feb. 14, 1908.)
. [ T07TS—TO86
|Coming Fighting Bob. (H 106234,
BtAinorial service, Fraternal order of |
Eagles. (F 63280, Mar. 5, 1908.)
[7045 |
Martin (William S.), Wil-
limantic, Conn.
Willimantic, Conn., St. Joseph’s hos-
pital. [Interior views 1-13]
106772—106784, Feb. 29, 1908. )
[7046-7058 |
(Hi |
Feb. 14, 1908.)
Curiosity. (H 1062388, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Dawn of vanity. (H 106233, Feb. 14,
1908. )
Motherhood. (H 106232, Feb. 14,
1908. )
Music hath charms. (H 106237, Feb.
14, 1908.)
Rivals (The) (H 106236, Feb. 14,
1908.)
114 CATALOGUE OF
Moore ([.Urs.] Ruth Nich-
olas), Chicago, I11.
Sailor’s life for me.
14, 1908.)
Silent partner.
1908. )
Morris (Chas. E.),
nook, Mont.
(H 106230, Feb. 14,
Chi-
Saddling an out law bronco. (H |
. 106868, Mar. 2, 1908.) [ T087
Moss (Thos. F.), Lacrosse,
Wis.
La Crosse and Sparta H. 8S. foot-ball
game, Nov. 28, 1907. 3, 5, 6, 8, 9.
(H 106020-106024, Feb. 7, 1908.)
[TOS8—7092
& Wright, San
Jose, Cal.
San Jose, California, electric tower,
Muirson
(H 106235, Feb. |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
illuminated. . (202 feet high). (F
62637, Feb. 8, 1908; 2 ec. Jan. 23, |
1908. ) [70938
Munsche (Richard C.),
Milwaukee, Wis.
presidents—1776 to 1908.
Feb. 24, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
Our
62987,
1908. )
Nardi (Sig. Pietro), Pitts-
burg, Pa.
Albero Geneologico Dei
Savoia. (F 62663, Feb. 7,
ce. Feb. 8, 1908.)
National educational card
co., Hureka Springs,
Ark.
Burton (Hon. Charles G.)
Feb. 15, 1908.)
National lines of Mexico,
Geo. W. Hibbard, G.
P. A., Mexico City,
Mexico.
Belle (La.) senorita.
20, 1908. )
Reali
[7095
(fF 62714,
[7096
(G 18032, Jan.
(F |
9,
[7094 |
di |
1908; 2 |
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
(iF
Pilgrims Progress.
pt. Iv, n.s., v.38
New York (City of), New
York, NL
Clinton (Geo) ; by John Trumbull. (H
106996, Mar. 4, 1908.) [7109-7111
Hamilton (Alexander) ; by John Trum-
bull. (H 106997, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Washington (George) ; by John Trum-
bull. (H 106995, Mar. 4, 1908.)
N. Y. evening telegram
(N. Y. herald co.), Jer-
sey City, N. J.
taught Bilkins,
1908. )
(F 62766, Feb. 18, 1908.)
(EF 63089, Feb. 25, 1908.)
(F 65260, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Book
12,
(EF 62617,
Feb. 10, 1908.)
62700, Feb. 14, 1908.)
(F 62754, Feb. 17, 1908.)
(IF 63054, Feb. 24, 1908.)
(EF 63056, Feb. 24, 1908.)
(F 63172, Feb. 29, 1908.)
(F 63204, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(FF 63353, Mar. 6, 1908.)
(IF 63403, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Little Mrs. Thoughtful. (F 62618,
Feb. 10, 1908.)
(I 62753, Feb. 17, 1908.)
(I 68057, Feb. 24, 1908.)
(F 682038, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(I 68402, Mar. 9, 1908.)
(F 62661, Feb. 12,
1908.)
—— (F 62834, Feb. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 63147, Feb. 27, 1908.)
| —— (F 63261, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Puggy Poodle. (F 62701, Feb. 14,
1908. )
| —— (IF 62874, Feb. 20, 1908.)
[7097-7102 |
—— (F 63167, Feb. 28, 1908.)
— (F 63352, Mar. 6, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (IF 62616, Feb.
10, 1908.)
| —— (F 62715, Feb. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 63055, Feb. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 63205, Mar. 2, 1908.)
| —— (F 63404, Mar. 9, 1908.)
In the hot lands. (G 18035, Jan. 20, |
1908. )
My lady of today. (G 18036, Jan. 20,
1908. )
Of the old regime. (G 18034, Jan. 20,
1908. )
On the Paseo de la Reforma. (G.
18037, Jan. 20, 1907.)
Tehuantepec maiden.
20, 1908.)
2 ec. of each Feb. 8, 1908.
National photograph co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Nielson (Alice) and her victor-vic-
trola. 1-6. (H 107003-107008, Mar.
5, 1908; 2 ec. of each Feb. 19, 1908.)
[71038-7108
(G 18033, Jan.
York herald co.,
New York, N. Y.
Adventures of the Angle family. (F
62698, Feb. 14, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 15,
1908. ) [7143-7178
Adventures of the Angle people. (F
New
(F 62662, Feb.
[7112-7142 ©
62850, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb. 24,
1908. )
5, Feb. 28, 1908; 2 c. Mar. |
1908. )
—— (F 63350, Mar. 6, 1908; 2 c. Mar. —
9, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
115
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
New York herald
New York, N. Y.
mapa. (FF 62372, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c¢.
Feb. 15, 1908.
—— (F 62856, Feb.
24, 1908.)
— (If 62862, Feb.
2, 1908.)
— (F 62868, Feb.
9, 1908.)
Buster Brown.
1908; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1908.)
— (F 62852, Feb.
co.,
24, 1908. )
— (F 62858, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
2, 1908.)
—— (F 62864, Feb. 20, 1908; 2c. Mar.
9, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffles.
1908; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1908.)
— (F 62851, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Feb. |
24, 1908.)
20, 1908: 2 ¢. Feb. |
| Astor
(F 62699, Feb. 14, |
20, 1908; 2 c. Feb. |
20, 1908 ; 2 c. Mar. |
20, 1908; 2 c. Mar. |
(F 62376, Jan. 31, |
—— (F 63166, Feb. 28, 1908; 2 c. Mar. |
2, 1908.)
—— (F 63351, Mar. 6, 1908; 2 c. Mar. |
9, 1908.)
—— admiring her features.
Mar. 4, 1908.)
— expectant.
1908. )
Helpful hints for happy homes.
(F 63263, Mar. 4,
1908. )
Jumbo Junior.
. 1908; 2 ec. Feb. 15, 1908.)
— (F 62853, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Feb. |
24, 1908.)
2, 1908.)
—— (F 62865, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Mar. |
9, 1908.) :
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (EF
Gzs11, Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c Feb. 15,
1908. )
—— (F 62859, Feb. 20, 1908: 2 ¢. Feb. |
24, 1908.)
—— (F 628638, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
2, 1908.)
—— (F 62869, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 ce. Mar.
9, 1908.)
Magdalena bay. (F 63405, Mar. 9,
1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (EF |
Bete. Jan; ol, 1908; 2 e¢. Feb. 15, |
1908. )
— (F 62855, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
24, 1908.)
—— (F 62861, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
2, 1908.)
—— (F 62867, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
9, 1908.)
(F 63262, |
(F |
63164, Feb. 28, 1908; 2 ce. Mar. 2, |
(F 62375, Jan. 31, |
| Matinee
—— (F 62859, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Mar. | Martha.
New York herald
New York, N. Y.
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 62374,
Jan. 31, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 62854, Feb. 20, 1908; 2 c. Feb.
24, 1908.)
(F 62860, Feb.
2, 1908.)
(F 62866, Feb. 20, 1908;
9, 1908.)
New York times co., New
vig cle. Be
(Mrs. Waldorf Astor). (F
63058, Feb. 24, 1908.) [7179-7181
Society leaders in tableaux vivants.
(F 63406, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Some impressions of the passing show.
Feb. 9, 1908. (EF 62642, Feb. 11,
1908. )
Newhall (A. D.),
Plains, N. Y.
co.,
c. Mar.
20, 1908; 2
2 c. Mar.
White
Fubrer’s (Wim.) hotel and park. (H
106075, Feb. 10, 1908.) [7182
Nicoll (W. T.), Wheel-
ing, W. Va.
| Ohio river, government dam. (H
107081, Mar. 7, 1908. [7183, 7184
Wheeling, W. Va., Government build-
ing. (H 107080, Mar. 7, 1908.)
Nightingale (EB. s Bay Ye
Louisville, Ky.
They do the nicest work in Louisville.
(F 63064, Feb. 25, 1908.) [7185
Olds (E. A.), New York,
m ¥
(H 106789, Mar. 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
Mar. 4, 1908.) [7186
Olson (W. O.), Alexan-
dria, Minn.
Alexandria, Minn. [1-7]. (H 106665-
106671. Feb. 28, 1908.) [7187-7193
Osborne co., New York.
te 4
ate
Afternoon tea. (F "62728, Feb. 15,
1908. ) [7194-7209
American beauties. (F 62721, Feb. 15,
1908. )
Champion Rumney Rebecca. [dog. 1-
3]. (F 62683-62685, Feb. 14. 1908.)
Chrysanthemum. (F 638141, Feb. 27,
1908.)
(F 62719, Feb. 15, 1908.)
(EF 62720, Feb. 15, 1908.)
(F 62724, Feb. 15. 1908.)
(F 62716, Feb. 15.
Early snow.
Easter hat.
Girl in red.
In from the fields.
1908.)
girl, (F 62718, Feb. 15,
1908. )
116
Osborne co., New York,
Nees
New Year’s greeting.
15, 1908.)
No school for me. [1-3]
62688, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Yellow roses. (F 62722, Feb.
1908. )
Otis lithograph company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
(F 62717, Feb.
(F 62686-
Belle of Richmond [7 theatrical post- |
ers] (G 18098-18100, Feb. 6, 1908;
G 18134-18137, Feb. 13, 1908; 2 c. of
each Feb. 10, 1908.)
Ottmann lithographing
co., New York, N. Y.
American beuaties. (G 18203, Feb.
29, 1908. ) [7217
Outecault (R. F.), Flush-
ing, N. Y.
Best made. (F 63382, Mar.
Best is our word. (F 63380, Mar. 7,
1908. )
Kat what we can. (F 63384, Mar. 7,
1908. )
Have the best. (F 638383, Mar. 7,
1908. ) .
Our shoes are made on a last that |
lasts. (IF 63378, Mar. 7, 1908.)
Prices down. (IF 63381, Mar. 7, 1908.)
Some folks don’t give enough care to
their feet. (F 63377, Mar. 7, 1908.)
They stand the strain. (F 63376, Mar.
7, 1908.)
This shoe feels fine inside.
Mar. 7, 1908.)
We sell shoes. (F 63375, Mar. 7,
1908. )
Packard (Edw. H.), Bos-
ton, Mass.
Ahoy.—Are you giving God a square
deal.—Barque Only Jesus.—Chris-
tian warfare.—Come over now.—
Endurance.—Kureka ! Eureka !— |
Launch out.—No man having put
his hand to the plow.—Safe.— |
Strength.—Study to show.—Win |
out. [ 7228-7240
(F 63334-63346, Mar. 6, 1908; 2
ec. of each Mar. 7, 1908.)
Paxton toilet co., Boston,
Mass.
Sweet as a rose. (IF 62742, Feb. 8,
1908. ) | 724
Penfield (U. W.), New
Yorkin. ¥.
Scooter Eagle speeding against a high
wind. (H 106572, Feb. 24, 1908.)
[7242 !
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
15,
[7210-7216 |
(F 63379, |
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8s., v.3
| Pesha (L.), Marine City,
Mich.
|Tashmoo on River St. Clair. (Hf
| 106810, Mar. 2, 1908.) [7243
| Photo art shop, St. Paul,
) Minn.
St. Paul, greetings from. A 1, A 2.
) (H 106084, 106085, Feb. 10, 1908.)
[7244, 7245
Pierce (Henry Havelock),
Cambridge, Mass.
des Planches (Ambassador) A-C.
[ 7246-7252
des Planches (Baroness) A-C.
(H 106803—106808, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Eddy (Rev. Mary Baker Glover) A.
(H 106802, Mar. 2, 1908.) |
Pratt (Charles A.), Cap-
ron, Ill.
(I 62876, Feb. 20, 1908.)
[7253-7255
(F 62878, Feb. 20,5
| Glad hand.
Jester
1908. )
Number she didn’t get.
Feb. 20, 1908.)
2c. of each Feb. 13, 1908.
Prawitz (Edward John),
St. Joseph, Mo.
(The).
(IF 62877,
Moonlight on Lake Contrary. (H
106792, Mar. 2, 1908.) [7256 —
Puffer (B. Frank), New
York, Nv Xa
(H 106247, Feb. 14,
[7257
Dean twins.
1908. )
Purdy (J. E.), Wake-
field, Mass.
| Woodford (Gen. Stewart L.) 1, 2.
(H 106627, 106628, Feb. 27, 1908.)
[7258-7261
(H 107050, 107051, Mar. 6,
3, 4.
1908. )
Quinn
(Fr. F.), Texar- .
kana, Ark.
For life. (IF 63318, Feb. 24, 1908; 2 ¢.
Feb. 24, 1908.) [7262
Rafert (M. E.), Los An-
geles, Cal.
Woman hermit of Santa Anita Canyon.
(H 107096, Mar. 9, 1908.) [72635
Randel (J. Aug),
York, N. ;
Butterfly study. (H 106521, Feb. 19,
1908. ) [7264
Rau (William H.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
New
Out for a spin. 26090. (HH 107077,
| Mar. 7, 1908.) [7265-7269 ©
Putting Kitty to bed. 26089. (H-
107076, Mar. 7, 1908.
7
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
117
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
Rau (William H.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
107075, Mar. 7, 1908.)
Reber (Louis), Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Masonic emblems, design.
Feb. 18, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1908.)
Richardson (Homer L.),
Somerville, Mass.
West Danville, Vt., Richardson’s Is-
land Rest, Joe’s pond. (F 638066,
Feb. 25, 1908.) [7271
Ridenour (Chas. Edward),
Philadelphia, Pa.
Kiss (The) (H 106708, Feb. 20,
— 1908.) [7272-7274
Smile (The) (H 106706, Feb. 20,
1908. ) .
Wink (The) (H 106707, Feb. 20,
- 1908. )
Ritchie bros., Centralia,
Til.
Easter time. H.—
Haster. I. (H 1059138, 105914, Feb. 5,
1908; 1 c. of each Feb. 3, 1908; 1 ¢.
of each Jan. 27, 1908.) [i2zia, (210
Rochlitz studio, New
Wore, N. Y.
Loeb (William), jr. (H 106220, Feb.
14, 1908.) (7277, 7278
toosevelt (Theodore)
Feb. 14, 1908.)
Rockwood photographic
co., New York, N. Y.
Ready for his morning bath.
106522, Feb. 19, 1908.)
Roelofs (Arthur), Aldan,
Pa.
Yard of puppies. (F 62879, Feb. 21,
1908; 2 ec. Feb. 12, 1908.) [7280
Roesch (Louis), San
Franciseo, Cal.
Ambushed by Indians. (G 18144, Feb.
ao. 1908; 2 c.Heb..1, 1908.) [7281
Rothschild & Heyman,
* New York, N. Y.
Big enough for any job.
Feb. 29, 1908.)
Rotograph co., New York,
tee Ms
H
79
(
[72
(G 18201,
[7282
Corn as we grow it in
106275, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Load of corn from
Feb. 15, 1908.)
Two products of ——.
15, 1908.)
5) sou Eo
[7283-7285
(H 106276,
(G 18156, O now is come our joyful’st time.
[7270 |
(H 106219, |
(H 106274, Feb. |
Special delivery. 26091. (H 107078, |
Mar. 7, 1908.)
United we stand. 26092. (H 107079,
Mar. 7, 1908.)
Waiting for breakfast. 26088. (H |
| Christmas bells.
| For fight or frolic.
Rungius (Carl).
byn; Nicks
Coming to the call. (H 106573, Feb.
25, 1908.) [7286
Rust’s (Fred) book shop
Kansas City, Mo.
Brook-
Now Christmas has come. (F 58313,
Sept. 23, 1907.) [7287-7289
| O holy child of Bethlehem. (F 58315,
Sept. 23. 1907.)
(FE
58314, Sept. 23, 1907.)
2c. of each Oct. 25, 1907.
Sackett & Wilhelms co.,
New York, N. Y.
Mischief. (G 18206. Mar. 2, 1908.)
[ 7290, 7291
Violet. (G 18193, Feb. 25, 1908; 2 e.
Feb. 26. 1908. )
San Francisco art leather
co., San Francisco, Cal.
U. S. fleet entering Golden Gate. (H
106919, Mar. 3. 1908.) [7292
Sander (P.). New York,
ae
Atlantic City. N. J.. Hotel Traymore.
(F 62780, Feb. 19. 1908.) [7293-7310
(F 62705, Feb. 15,
1908; 2 ec. Jan. 8, 1908.)
Christmas eve. (F 62709,
1908 ;: 2 c. Jan. 8, 1908.)
Christmas greetings. (F 62710, Feb.
15, 1908 : 1908. )
Christmas tree. (F 62707,
1908: 2 c. Jan. 8, 1908.)
Church on Christmas morn. (F 62711,
Feb. 15, 1908; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1908.)
Evergreen plant. (F 62702, Jan. 8,
1908. )
Holly spray. (F 62706. Feb. 15, 1908;
2c. Jan. 8, 1908.)
Horseshoe (The) (F 62704, Feb. 15,
1908 ; 2 c. Jan. §, 1908.)
Leap year [1-6] (EF 62736-62741,
Feb. 17, 1908.)
New Year clock.
Feb. 15,
Feb. 15,
(F 62708, Feb. 15,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1908.)
| Santa and the holly wreath. (F
Garl2 Feb. 15, 1908; 2 € “Jaa. . 8,
1908.)
Santa Claus. (F 62703, Jan. 8, 1907.)
Sanders (Walter F.),
Trenton, Mich.
(F 63092, Feb. 26,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1908.) [7311
Sanford (John F.), York
Village, Me.
York Village. Maine. old jail [1, 2]
(H 106280. 106281, Feb. 17, 1908.)
[7312, 7313
118 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.3
Sawyer (Lewis E.), Mus- Shonk (Chas. W.) com-
kegon, Mich. pany, Maywood, Ill.
[Muskegon, Mich.] Lake Michigan, | Cavalier. (G 18110, Feb. 10, 1908.)
park, lake front. (H 107049, Mar. (7331
6, 1908.) bisit Slater (Mrs. S. A.), Ben
Schaefer (H. G.), Ann Lomand, Cal.
Arbor, Mich. Oalifornia rose. (H 106657, Feb. 28,
Block M greetings. (H 106787, Feb. 1908.) [7332
13, 1908.) [7815 Slevin (L. S.), Carmel,
Schiller (F. V.), Oak- Cal.
land, Cal. Miguel. (H 106571, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Interlocking stone co., Oakland, Cal. [7333
[Calendar] (¥F 63061, Jan. 27, ae | Southern -(tatennee
life insurance co.
Schloss bros. & co., Balti- Charleston,
more, Md. W. Va.
Fashion and fancy. (F 62792, Feb. | Tower, A, of strength. (G 18207, aMr.
19, 1908.) [7317 4, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1908.) [7334
Schmidt (John R.), Cin- Stanyan (C. P.), Hermis-
cinnati, Ohio. ton, Oregon.
Horsley (Miss Louisa D.). (H 107046, | Pioneer laying last rail. (H 106920,
Mar. 6, 1908.) [7318 Mar. 3, 1908.) [7335
Schneider (F. A.), Phila- Stark (Henry), St. Louis,
delphia, Pa. Mo.
Irene.—Janet. [7319, 7320 | Rockport, Mo. [1, 2]. (H 106186,
(G 18194, 18195, Feb. 27, 1908.) 106187, Feb. 12, 1907.) [7336, 7337
Schradsky company, Den- Starr (Sylva_J.), Cor-
ver, Colo. vallis, Oreg.
Enemies of special privilege. (H | Corvallis, Oregon, scene on Mary's
104989, Jan. 9, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 28, river. (7338, 7339
1908. ) [7321 | ——— Willamette river.
Schreyvogel (Chas.), Ho- (F 63153, 63154, Feb. 26, 1908; 2
boken, N. J. ce. of each Feb. 10, 1908.)
Silenced warwhoop. (H 106256, toe Stebbens (Nathaniel L.),
15, 1908.) 322 | Somerville, Mass.
Schwab & Wolf, New Chester (U. S. S.) 18482-18489. (H
York, N. Y. 106794-106801, Mar. 2, 1908; 2 ec. of
Leap year. (G 18175, Feb. 24, 1908.) each Mar. 9, 1908.) [7340-T347
[7325 Stereo-travel co., Corona,
Scribner’s (Charles) sons, New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y. | Alhambra, Spain, room of the Sisters.
My chauffeur. [7324, 7325 | (H 106358, Feb. 18, 1908.) _
Virginia. [7348-7472
\ E962 626: Teh. 12. 1908. Amalfi, Italy, Pergola, Capuchin con-
(eP S2004, CRG | ER ee vent, now a hotel. (H 106445, Feb.
Selleck Sie! dei. NOM 18, 1908.)
York, ee
‘le € 2]. (H 106419
Romeo and ae up-to-date. (F Arles, France [1, ;
62738, Feb. 6, 1908: 2 c. Jan. 31,| 106420, Feb. 18, 1908.)
1908. ) [7326 | Arlington, Va., National cemetery.
Sheahan (Maurice T.), (H 106413, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Brookline, Mass. | Athens, Greece. [1-3.] (H 106359-
Four good thoughts. (F 61242, Dec. 106361, Feb. 18, 1908.)
QOT 7
ae ey 1908 - Mak Nee, Avignon, southern France, ancient
de) 908. (EF 63065, Neb. 20, | wan. (H 106416, Feb. 18, 1908.)
roman ean’t k secret, | Baalbek, Syria, Temple of Jupiter.
ne i piasee Pe Oe EOL) (H 106339, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Yer mus keep a movin Rastus. (F | Bettws-y-Coed, Wales. [1, 2]. (H
61241, Dec. 28, 1907.) 106376, 106377, Feb. 18, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
119
Stereo-travel co., Corona,
New York, N. Y.
Brownsville, Texas. [1, 2]. (H
106434, 106435, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Sairo, Hgypt. [1-3]. (H .106340-
106342, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Canterbury, England. [1-3]. (H
106367-106369, Feb. 18, 1908.)
mmicago, Ill. [1-5]. (H 106421-
106425, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Children on the Mexican border,
Texas. (H 106438, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Common sight in Spanish streets. (H
106442, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Conway castle, England [1, 2]. (H
106370, 106371, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Cordiva, Spain, columns in cathedral.
(H 106355, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Delphi, Greece, Stadium. (H 106365,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
Egypt [1-5]. (H 106347-106351, Feb.
18. 1908. )
England, English country road. (H
106388, Feb. 18, 1908. )
Epidauros, Greece, Theater. (H
106862, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Fontainebleau, France [1, 2] (H
106400, 106401, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Gipsey girl at Grenada, Spain. (H
106357, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Glasgow, Scotland. [1, 2] (H 106372,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
Greece, threshing fiour.
Feb. 18, 1908. )
Hastings, Ingland, selling fish at auc-
tion. (H 1063879, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Italy, drawing water for irrigation.
(H 106448, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Jerusalem [1-5] (H 106334106338,
Feb. 18, 19808.)
King’s Ranch, Texas.
106437, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Llandudno, England, Happy valley.
(H 106381, Feb. 18, 1908.)
London, England [1-6] (H 106382-—
106387, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Lucerne, Switzerland, Kappelbrucke.
(H 106889, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Madrid, Spain, Puerta del Sol.
106352, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Menai bridge, England.
Feb. 18, 1908.)
Monte Carlo from Monaco, Southern
France. (H 106415, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Montreux, Switzerland. women work-
ers in the vineyard. (H 106414,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
(H 106366,
(H 106436,
sl
(H 106878,
Stereo-travel co., Corona,
New York, N. Y.
Mount Vernon, Va., Washington’s old
home. (H 106412, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Naples from San Martino, Italy. (H
106447, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Natural bridge, Va. (H 106430, Feb.
18, 1908.)
New York, N. Y. [1-4]
106429, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Nice from Castle hill, Southern France.
(H 106417, Feb. 18, 1908.)
(H 106426-
Nile (The) Egypt. [1-4]. (H
106343-106346, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Nimes, Southern France, arena. (H
106418, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Olympia, Greece [1, 2]
106364, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Paestum, Italy. (H 106449, Feb. 18,
(H 106363,
1908. )
Palestine [1-9] (H 106325-106333,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
Paris, France [1-8] (H 106402—
106409, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Pasadena, Cal. (H 106433, Feb. 18,
1908.)
Pompeii, Italy, old wheel tracks.
106446, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Rome, Italy [1-8] (H 106439—106441,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
Santa Catalina, Cal.
18, 1908.)
Seoteh
1908. )
Segovia, Spain, young Spanish ladies
making lace. (H 106353, Feb. 18,
1908. )
Seville, Spain, doorway, Hall of Am-
bassadors, Aleazar. (H 106356, Feb.
18, 1908.)
Stratford-on-A von,
peare’s birthplace.
(H
(H 106432, Feb.
deer. (H 106443, Feb. 18,
England, Shakes-
(H 106880, Feb.
18, 1908.)
Switzerland [1-7] (H 106393-106399,
Feb. 18, 1908.)
Tesuque, N. Mex., Tesuque Indian
making images. (H 106431, Feb. 18,
1908. )
Thun, Switzerland. [1, 2]
106391, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Toledo, Spain, cloisters in San Juan
de los Reyes. (H 106354, Feb. 158,
(H 106390,
1908.)
Venice, Italy. Grand _ canal. (H
106444, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Washington, D. C. [1, 2] (H 106410,
106411, Feb. 15, 1908.)
120
Stereo-travel co.,
New York, N.
Corona,
©,
Windsor, England, Windsor palace.
[1, 2] (H 106374, 106375, Feb. 18,
1908. )
Zermatt. Switzerland, the Matterhorn.
(H 106392, Feb. 18, 1908.)
Stone <:(Ghas. | 2.);?-@0,
Chicago, Ill.
Sartorial world engravings. Feb., 1908. |
Supplements A-C,
Feb. 28, 1908.)
(F 63150-63152,
[7473-7475
Strobridge lithographing
company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
[Posters ]
N. Y. 12677. (G 17991, Jan 20, 1908;
2 c. Feb. 10, 1908.) [7476-7501
1908—R-58. (G 17989, Jan. 20, 1908;
2c. Feb. 17, 1908.)
1908—-B-19, *1908-B-25, 1908—R-11,
1908—R-62. (G 17985-17988, Jan.
Oh, some folks don’t like winter.
20, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 2, 1908.) |
1908—R-64. (G
N. Y. 12684. (G 18065, Feb.
2 ce. Feb. 10, 1908.)
N. Y. 12685. (G 18080, Feb.
2c. Feb. 17, 1908.)
~
3, 1908;
B-55, 1908—R-10, 1908-R-18, 1908-
R-19, 1908—R-63, 1908-R-83. (G
18063, 18064, 18066, 18069, 18070,
3,
18075, 18079, 18081, 18082, Feb.
1908 ; 2 c. of each Mar. 2, 1908.)
Y. 12690, N. Y¥. 12698. (G 18118,
18119, Feb. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each
Feb. 17, 1908.)
N.
7. 129694. 1908—B-— 8-B-30. (G |
N. Y. 12694, 1908—B-10, 1908-—B-30. (G | Pasha,
TAIT L6lis.
2 c. of each Mar.
18120, Feb.
2, 1908.)
10, 1908;
1908—B-11, 190S—B-13, 1908-B 26. (G
18189-18191, Feb. 24, 1908; 2 c. of
each Mar. 2, 1908.)
Stuart (W. G.), Wash-
ington, D. C.
Federal indoor games, Washington, D.
C. (F 62615, Feb. 10, 1908.) [7502
Sweet bros., Minneapolis,
Minn.
Farrington (Luther) residence. A.
(H 106608, Feb. 26, 1908.)
[7503-7505
Johnson (Gov. & Mrs. John A.) C.
(H 106526, Feb. 20, 1908.)
Mayzhuck Kege Shig. A. (H 107065,
Mar. 6, 1908.)
Tangen (EKd.), Boulder,
Colo.
Champagne, the most perfect horse in
the world, score 953.
Feb. 13. 1908.) [7506
18078, Feb. 3, 1908.) |
1908-B-9, 1908-B-18, 1908-B-45, 1908- |
(H 106214, | Mamma’s angel child.
Washington views series.
3, 1908; |
| Proud and fearless.
| Royal
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.38
Tapestry paint co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
Mexican painting and cut out work de-
sign. (F 63181, Mar. 2,1908.) [7507
Teas (Edward Y.), Cen-
terville, Ind.
Everblooming hydrangea. (F 62515,
Feb. 6, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb. 17, 1908:)
[7508
Throssel [Richard], Crow
Agency, Mont.
Bull goes hunting, 6801. (H 76471,
May 1, 1906; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1907.)
[7509
Tiny tads company, New
York, N. Y,
Buds are sprouting on the trees. (F
62893, Feb. 21, 1908.) [7510-7512
Don’t be glum.
1908. )
(EF 62894, Feb. 21,
(F
62279, Jan. 28, 1908.)
Toles (H. Ea}
Wash.
Seattle,
1035, 1054,
1059, 1063, 1066-1068, 1070, 1072,
1075-1077, 1079-1081, 1084, 1087,
1088, 1096, 1097. (H 106000—-106019,
Feb. 7, 1908S: 1 ¢. of each duly rec’d
Oct. 23-26, 1907, 1 c. of each Feb. 7,
1908. ) [7513-7532
Torney (J. Lee), Balti-
more, Md.
Jungle Beauties. (H 106695, Feb. 28,
1908. ) [7533-7537
Monareh of the jungle. (H 106694,
Feb. 28, 1908.)
Indian leopard.
28, 1908. )
(H 106698,
Feb.
(H 106696, Feb.
- 28, 1908.)
group. (H 106697, Feb. 28,
1908. )
Tribune company, Chi-
ago, Ill.
Congo skin game. (F 63399, Mar. 9,
1908. ) [7538-1553
Danny (F 62611, Feb. 10,
1908. )
—— (F 62744, Feb. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 62991, Feb. 24, 1908.)
-—— (F 63208, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Keep your eye on mamma’s angel child.
(F 63188, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Lundstrom (Jane), the most beautiful
woman in Sweden. (H 10658, Feb.
24, 1908.)
dreamer.
(F 63401, Mar.
9, 1908.)
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
Tribune company, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Mrs. Dingle’s diary. (IF 62746, Feb.
17, 1908.)
Old Opie Dilldock. (F 62610, Feb. 10,
1908. )
—— (I 62745, Feb. 17, 1908.)
(F 62990, Feb. 24, 1908.)
(EF 63207, Mar. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 63398, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Procuring of a dinner.
*2, 1908.)
Turner (Fred’k E.), So.
Windham, Conn.
Willimantic, Conn. Views from top of
(H 106154—106157, Feb. 11, 1908.)
Underhill (Irving), Jer-
sey City, N. J.
: . (H 108824,
Dec. 18, 1907; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1908.)
Statue of liberty.
Jan. 14, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 17, 1908.)
Williamsburgh bridge. C. 6423.- (F
1908. )
Underwood & Underwood,
New York, N. Y.
[Stereoscopic photographs. ]
U 12641-U 12645. (H 106103—-106108,
Feb. 10, 1908.)
L 37468, U 42161, U 44640, U 47499,
U 92158, U 98312, U 99454, U 104434.
(H 106174-106181, Feb. 12, 1908.)
108318, U 108328, U 1098981.
- 106264-106273, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Mm 112648, 112648-2. (H 1063821,
106322, Feb. 18, 1908.)
U 27488, U 27940, U 28086, U 28630,
U 28646, U 28685, U 29837, U 46415,
_U 48866, U 48927,:U 92450, U 108496,
U 112178. (H 106474—106486, Feb.
19, 1908. )
U 28726. (H 106545, Feb. 21, 1908; 2
c. Feb. 24, 1908.)
U 34710, U 86805, U 89739, U 92100,
U 106803, U 108857. (H 106552-
106557, Feb. 24, 1908.)
U 112685. (H 106576-106587, Feb.
U 44419, U 61165, U 106513, U 106656,
UD 106696, U 106713, U 106743, U
112619. (H 106600-106607, Feb. 26,
1908; 2 c. of each Feb. 27, 1908.)
(F 63206, Mar. |
| U 77438, U 87332, U 87343, B 62, B 6.
American thread co’s chimney [1-4.] |
[7558-7560 |
C. 6421. (H 105099, |
[7561-7671 |
U 88409, U 93333, U 108291, U 108292, |
U 1083802, U 108307, U 108313, U |
(HH |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
|
!
:
|
{
105100, Jan. 14, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 17, |
m 40878, U 61211, U 112625-112633, |
20, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Feb. 26, 1908.) |
121
Underwood & Underwood,
New York, N. Y.
[Stereoscopic photographs. ]
U 112636. (H 106629, Feb. 27, 1908.)
U 26508, U 26537, U 26585, U 26792, U
26854, U 26954, U 27014, U 27195, U
27225, U 27784, U 86104, U 98735, U
98923, U 100341, U 101420. (H
106672-106686, Feb. 28, 1908; 2 c. of
each Feb. 29, 1908.)
(H 106763-106767, Feb. 29, 1908.)
U 26519, U 26718, U 27552, U 98404, U
98412, U 98426, U 100617, U 100649.
(H 106812-106819, Mar. 2, 1908.)
[7554-7557 | U 30946, U 31197, U 42273, U 85875, U
85996, U 85997, U 87491, U 93244, U
106559, U 106560, U 112693, U
112694. (H 106936-106947, Mar. 4,
1908.)
U 983438, U 98439, U 98985, U 98996, U
101107. (H 107127-107131, Mar. 9,
1908. )
U. §S. fashion & sample
book co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Fall & winter 1908 season. A. (G
18101, Feb. 6, 1908.) [7672
United States lithograph
company, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
[Posters ]
11132, 11147, 11185, 11186, 11189. (G
18047-18051, Feb. 1, 1908.)
[7673-7700
11148, 11162, 11191. (G 18107-18109,
Feb. 10, 1908.)
11135, 122138; 11216-11218; 11221. (G
18188-18143, Feb. 15, 1908.)
3438, 344, 349, 11141, 11142. (G 18169-
18173, Feb. 21, 1908.)
351, 11139, 11154, 11209, 11220. (G
18177-18181, Feb. 24, 1908.)
11205, 11214, 11215, 11219. (G 18197-—
18200, Feb. 29, 1908. )
Urbain (E.), Norristown,
Pa.
King and two poor men. (F 63322,
Feb. 26, 1908. ) [7701-7702
Resurrection of Cuba. (F 63321, Feb.
26, 1908.)
Valentine (Edward Vir-
ginius), Richmond, Va.
La Fayette (M. le marquis) (H 99826,
Sep. 12, 1907; 2 c. Feb. 27, 1908.)
[T7038
122
Van Eaton (Helen D.),
New York, N. Y.
New York stock exchange, closing
hour. (H 1070938, Mar. 7, 1908; 1c.
Feb. 26, 1908; 1 c. Mar. 7, 1908.)
[7704-7706 |
_ New York, N. Y., great 40-story tower
— Delivering an order.
Finishing touch.
(H 107094, 107095, Mar. 7, 1908.) |
Vitagraph company of
America, New York, N. Y.
At the stage door.
(H 106451, Feb. |
19, 1908.) [7707-7713
Child’s prayer. (H 106916, Mar. 3, |
1908. ) )
Cupid’s realm. (H 106452, Feb. 19, |
1908. )
For he’s a jolly good fellow.
Mar. 3, 1908.)
(106921, |
Money lender. (H 106922, Mar. 3,
1908. )
Tale of a shirt. (H 107067, Mar. 7, |
1908. )
Tit for tat. (H 107066, Mar. 7, 1908.) | ;
| At last.
Viti (Marcel A.), Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Vita (Marcel A.) (H 106935,
4, 1908. )
Ward (Joseph F.) & Hoer-
ner (John H.), New
Orleans, La.
Mar.
(7714 |
30, |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Wheeler (Mary Eliza-
beth), Aiken, §. C.
She was led to the hymeneal altar.
(H 107089, Mar. 9, 1908.) [7753
White (H. C.) company,
North Bennington, Vt.
of Singer building during construc-
tion. 72. (H 107114, Mar. 9, 1908.)
[T754—T764
7472-7475, T5TT,
(H 107104—107113,
[U. S. battleships. ]
7478, 7480-7483.
Mar. 9, 1908.)
White (L. S.), New York,
Nok
Soul kiss. 14, 17, 24, 29, 33, 35, 38.
(H 106222-106225, 106227—106229,
Feb. 14, 1908; 2 ec. of each Feb. 17,
1908. ) [7765-7771
Whitehead & Hoag co.,
Newark, N. J.
(F 63156, Feb. 28, 1908;
(7772
At the well.
2 c. Feb. 26, 1908.)
Wiederseim (Grace G.),
Philadelphia, Pa.
(G 18239, Mar. 6, 1908; 2 ¢.
(7773, TT74
(F 62664, Feb.
Mar. 9, 1908.)
Beauty and the beast.
13, 1908.)
Williams (C. U.), Bloom-
ington, Ill.
| Ackley (A. C.) 5503. (H 106119,
Feb. 10, 1908.) (7775-7809
Fisher (Fred) 5510-5512, 5514, 5515,
College poster. (F 63090, Jan.
1908 ; 2 ec. Jan. 18, 1908.) [7715
Waterman (L. E.), com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
’"Mid castles in the air. (H 106590, |
Feb. 26, 1908. ) [7716 |
Webster (D. E.), Grand
Rapids, Mich.
(F 63258, Mar. 4, 1908.)
[7717
Weinstein (Harry), Den-
ver, Colo.
Mental evolution. (H 106613, Feb. 25,
1908; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1908.) [7718
Wellman (Walter), New
SOCK. UN da
Ear of corn.
Need a doctor? Try Dan Cupid, M. D. |
[1-32. ]
1908. ) [7719-7750
Wertheimer (Dan 8S.) co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Raths-keller.
2c. Feb. 18, 1908.)
Westermann
New York, N. Y.
[7751
(is. A)
Spring.
Feb. 18, 1908.)
(F 68109-63140, Jan. 10,| pi) ne’s always to blame.
|
|
]
]
(F 68108, Feb. 25, 1908: 2 ¢.
[7752 |
| Mary and her litle lamb.
5495. (H 106112-106117, Feb. 10,
1908. ) ;
Pledger (C. P.) 5517. (H 106118,
Feb. 10, 1908.)
Sunday (W. A.), 5516, 5520-5545.
106120106146, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Wilmington rod & gun
elub, Wilmington,
Ohio.
Wilmington, Ohio five man amateur
team, 484-500 in competition. (H
106259, Feb. 3, 1908; 2 ¢. Feb. 6,
1908. ) [7810
Wood (Otis F.), New
Brighton, N. Y.
(A
(F 62633,
Feb. 10, 1908.) [7811-7835
—— (F 62750, Feb. 17, 1908.)
| —— (F 63032, Feb. 24, 1908.)
(G 18174, Feb. 1, 1908; |
—— (F 63240, Mar. 2, 1908.)
— (F 63429, Mar. 9, 1908.)
(F 62752,
Feb. 17, 1908.)
— (F 63238, Mar. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 63426, Mar: 9, 1908.)
| ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS 123
os. 10-13, Mar., 1908
Wood (Otis F.), New ) Wood (Otis F.), New
Brighton, N. Y. | Brighton, N. Y.
Nicodemus Napoleon James Crow, esq. | Simon Simple. (F 62751, Feb. 17,
(F 62634, Feb. 10, 1908.) | 1908.)
— (IF 63033, Feb. 24, 1908.) | —— (F 63034, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises. (F 62631, | —— (F 63241, Mar. 2, 1908. )
Feb. 10, 1908.) peeecr (EF 63427, Mar. 9, 1908.)
—— (Ff 62748, Feb. 17, 1908.) | Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
—— (F 63030, Feb. 24, 1908.) | CF 626382, Feb. 10, 1908.)
—— (F 63237, Mar. 2, 1908.) | —— (F 62749, Feb. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68425, Mar. 9, 1908.) — (F 63031, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Simon Simple. (F 62635, Feb. 10, | —— (F 63239, Mar. 2, 1908.)
1908.) | —— (F 63428, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Summary statement of deposits, recewed and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit__._ 2895
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit_____ 602
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit__________________ 3757
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CLASS |, FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings, drawings, statuary, and models or designs
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated: the statement as to
the receipt of the photograph is always omitted when it has been received on the
day of entry. The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copy-
right by Henry H. Ahl, [United States].- Class I, XXc, no. 24705, March 4, 1908; 1
Ahl (Henry H.), [United
States].
mrucifixien (The); by H. H. Ahi.
Christ in center, a thief on either
side, Roman soldiers in foreground.
(I 24705, Mar. 4, 1908.) [7836-7839
Bacchus and his troop; by H. H.
Ahl. Bacchus and his drunken troop
dancing through the woods. (I
24707, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Faun and nymph; by H. H. Ahl. Faun
leading nymph by hair of her head,
through the woods.
4, 1908.)
Plum island marshes; by H. H. Ahl.
' Vast stretch of marshy land, one
large stack of hay in foreground.
(I 24704, Mar. 4, 1908.)
American tobacco com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
Cherry girl; girl with large straw hat
on, trimmed with cherries and
leaves; girl holds two cherries by
the stem between her teeth.
24762, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Anderson (Hattie
New York, N. Y.
Study of head, in bronze.
[7840
E.),
middle, head turned to right. (I
8, 1908.)
Arthur (James), Detroit,
Mich.
Chrysanthemums.
three chrysanthemums.
Mar. 10, 1908.)
(I 24767,
[7842-7846
in pale yellow.
1908. )
Girl with rose. Three quarter figure
of a young woman in lace gown.
24716, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Opera girl.
woman with dark brown hair.
24718, Mar. 5, 1908.)
(I
. Downy nest.
(I 24706, Mar. |
(T |
Head and |
neck upon pedestal, hair parted in|
24585, Feb. 19, 1908; 1 photo. Feb. |
[7841 |
Head and bust of |
young woman holding in her arm |
Dorothy: half figure of a young woman |
3) \ } . j
(1 24719, Mar. 9, site Miihlen bei Mons; by Hermann
|
|
|
Half figure of a young Muttergluck;
Arthur (James), Detroit,
Mich.
Widow (The) Three quarter figure of
a young woman. (I 24717, Mar. 5,
1908. )
Austrian (Ben), Reading,
Pa.
Alone. Small chick looking at empty
egg shell. (I 24615, Feb. 25, 1908.)
[| 7847-7850
Old basket filled with
feathers and straw, six little chicks
in the basket. (I 24613, Feb. 25,
1908. )
First outing. Eight little chicks play-
ing around an old rusty pan. (I
24614, Feb. 25, 1908.)
Just found. Old fashioned basket con-
taining five chicks. (I 24616, Feb.
25, 1908.)
Barnes-Crosby company.
Chicago, Ill.
L 2553, L 2555, L 2556, L 2558, L 2559,
L 2560, L 2563, L 2564, L 2568, L
2569, L, 2570, L, 2574, L 2575, L 2576,
I, 2577, L 2578. (1 24659-24674,
Feb. 29, 1908.) [7851-7866
Birney (Wm. V.), New
York, N. Y.
Clearing up the title. Interior of
large library. Seated at long table
are two men. To the left stand two
more men. (I 24765, Mar. 10, 1908.)
[TS67
Bischoff & Hofie, Mun-
chen, Germany.
Abendlied: by Arnold Tillberg. Old
monk, sitting with back against tree,
playing violin. (I 24648, Feb. 28,
1908. ) [ TS68—T872
Ritter. A place in Holland: row-
boat in foreground; wind mills and
houses in background. (I 24649,
Feb. 28, 1908.)
by Hans Volkert.
Woman with an unclad child in her
lap. (I 24650, Feb. 28, 1908.)
125
f
4
,
126 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. S., Vom
Bischoff & Ho6fle, Mun-
chen, Germany.
Stierkampf; by Willie Geiger. Bull
fight, man waving red cloth, bull
ready to leap.
1908.)
Venedig; by L. Balestrieri. Venice, |
row-boat containing man rowing up
canal. (I 24651, Feb. 28, 1908.)
1 photo. of each Feb. 27, 1908.
Black (H.) co., Cleveland.
[14 wash drawings, etc., illustrating |
women’s clothing.] (I 24531, 24532,
Feb. 8, 1908; 24571-24573, Feb. 17,
1908; 24604-24611, Feb. 24, 1908;
24652, Feb. 28, 1908.) [7873-7886
Blasski (Frederick), New
ork, Not
Kruger (Deputy Fire Chief Charles
W.) Death mask. (I 24654, Feb.
24, 1908.) [7887
Blenner (Carle J.), New
LOrk, IN. x.
Red geraniums. Head and shoulders
of young girl in evening gown with
a bunch of red geraniums on cor-
sage. (I 24561, Feb. 14, 1908.)
[7888
Bong (Rich.), Berlin,
Germany.
Heure (L’) Dorée; by H. Darien.
Young female weaving a hat from
which a veil is hanging.
Feb. 20, 1908; 1 photo Feb. 19,
1908. ) [7889-7892
Kundry in Klingsor’s Zauberschloss,
Full figure of woman covered only
with a thin veil is standing in the
court yard of Klingsor’s castle. (I
24554, Feb. 12, 1908; 1 photo Feb. 7,
1908. )
Pluie dor. Young girl lying sleep-
ing; jewelry rains down covering
her. (I 24590, Feb.
photo Feb. 19, 1908.)
Ueberrascht.
20, 1908; 1
Young woman lying
among flowers, surprised by a
young man who is standing near
her. (I 24589, Feb. 20, 1908; 1
photo Feb. 19, 1908.)
Brack (Carl) & Keller,
G. m. b. H., Berlin,
Germany.
’' Fredi; by Johanna Engel. Boy about
6 years of age, full face, dark eyes
and curly hair. (I 24680, Mar. 2,
1908.) [7893, 7894
Margot; by Johanna Engel. Girl
about 8 years of age, full face, hair
hanging loosely around her head.
(I 24679, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(I 24647, Feb. 28, |
(I 24702, |
Braun, Clement & Go.,
Paris, France.
Ixeine lust zum waschen. Interior
scene showing cradle alongside of
which is standing a nude infant.
5801. (I 24593, Feb. 21, 1908.)
[7895, 7896
Pluie dor; by L. Comerre. Female
figure lying on a couch; a shower of
gold is falling upon her. 5790. (I
22936, Sept. 13, 1907.)
Brown (J. G.), New York,
by Male»
| Found. Little boy asleep, fox terrier
|
| Flamingos.
stands beside him and is licking his
cheek. [7897, 7898
Not for sale. Boot-black hag a white
pup on his lap.
(I 24599, 24600, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Burdick (J. Ernest), New
York, Wirtz:
Crying cupid. Statue of cupid stand-
ing, right arm raised with hand
close to forehead. (I 24624, Feb.
27, 1908.) [7899
Chapman (Carlton T.),
New York, N. Y.
Atlantic, five A. M., May 27th, 1905; by
C. T. Chapman. Yacht Atlantie in
a storm during the ocean yacht race.
(I 24742, Mar. 6, 1908; 1 photo Feb.
25, 1908.) [7900
Chureh (Frederick Stu-
art), New York, N. Y.
Alzena. Head of a girl. (I 24521,
Feb. 8, 1908.) [7901-7912
Autumn. Life size head of young girl,
auburn hair in which is a red and
green leaf. (I 24518, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Young girl kneeling and
holding out a lily to a flamingo. (I
24517, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Flamingos 6. Young girl seated on a
bank with one foot in the water. (I
24516, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Flamingos 7. Young girl seated on a
bank with a lily in her right hand.
Flamingos in immediate vicinity.
(I 24520, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Lotus (The). Head of young girl
with a lotus flower in her hair. (1
24524, Feb. 8, 1908.)
Music. Young girl with red hair in
which is a yellow rose. She is play-
ing a golden harp. (I 24519, Feb. 8,
1908. )
My Irish Molly. Auburn haired girl
laughing. (I 24514, Feb. 8, 1908.)
My Irish Rose. Auburn haired girl,
yellow rose in hair, green drapery.
(I 24515, Feb. 8, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 10-13, Mar., 1908
OE SS ee
ARTS
Church (Frederick Stu-
art), New York, N. Y.
Samena. Girl’s head. (I 24513, Feb.
8, 1908.)
Study for enchantress. Head and
shoulders of young girl, black hair
in. which is a red rose. (I 24522,
Feb. 8, 1908.)
Wolf (The). Head of scowling girl.
(I 24528, Feb. 8, 1908).
Claflin (H. B.) company,
New York, N. Y.
Napoleon mounted on a base on which
appear the words Napoleon toilet
preparations. (I 24569, Feb. 17,
1908. ) [7913
Closson (William Bax-
ter), Magnolia and
Boston, Mass.
[Five sketches of scenes at] Congres- |
sional reception at the White House.
‘(I 24626-24630, Feb. 27, 1908. )
[7914-7918
Collier (P. F.) & son,
New York, N. Y.
Atlantic fleet in the harbor of Rio
Janeiro. A number of battleships
gathered closely together. (I 24612,
eb. 24, 1908.) [7919-7925
Ceremony of the scalps; by Frederic
Remington. Band of mounted In-
dians in full war paint, galloping at
high speed. (I 24745, Mar. 6, 1908.)
Grace. Profile of a young woman,
masses of jet black hair fall softly
over her forehead. (I 24747, Mar.
6, 1908.)
Helen. Three-quarter view of head
of young woman, quantities of red- |
(I 24746, Mar. 6, |
dish brown hair.
1908. )
Keeper of the light; by E. Potthast.
Man in oilskins standing on a beach
looking through a_ telescope.
24689, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Margaret. Head of a woman, almost
full face; around throat which is
bare is a band of black velvet rib-
bon. (I 24748, Mar. 6, 1908.)
Sally. Full-face view of girl,
combed in a wavy pompadour.
24749, Mar. 6, 1908.)
Crane (J. W.), New York,
INDY.
hair
(I
Flower girl. Figure of woman, stand-
ing by table. She holds peony in
her right hand. (I 24763, Mar. 10,
1908.) [7926, 7927
33969—0S——38
(I |
Crane (J. W.), New York,
N.Y
Rosy (The) dawn. Summer land-
scape. Running from left to right
is a stream. In center background
is an old house. (I 24769, Mar. 10,
1908. )
Crosby (Mary H.), Pater-
son, No Je
Pitcher (Moll) at the battle of Mon-
mouth; by D. M. Carter. Presenta-
tion of Molly Pitcher to Gen. Wash-
ington and staff by Gen. Green. (I
24653, Feb. 29, 1908.) [7928
Daprato statuary co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
Altar in Gothic style of architecture.
Two angels on either side in an
adoring position. (I 24655, Feb. 29,
1908. ) [7929-7931
Altar in Roman style. In the center
is a group of the Crucifixion of Our
Lord. (I 24601, Feb. 24, 1908.)
Supporting altar table are four
pillars, side panels showing lilies.
(I 24568, Feb. 17, 1908.)
De Crano (Felix-F.), Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
Princess Zayda. Female figure asleep
on divan, strong light on head and
chest. (I 24592, Feb. 20, 1908.)
[7932
Drew (Geo. W.), New
York, N. Y.
After the rain. Road running from
left foreground through to back.
Two white birches at left. House
surrounded by trees at right of road.
(I 24770, Mar. 10, 1908.) [7933
Dunn (Joseph Francis),
United States.
Peace makers. Sailors who compose
a gun’s crew of nine men. (I 24703,
Mar. 4, 1908.) [7934
Emmet (Ellen G.), New
York, N.Y.
St. Gaudens (August) portrait. A
profile half figure of the sculptor.
Left forearm and hand raised and
holding eye glasses pendant. (I
24594, Feb. 21, 1908.) [7935
Fairbanks (E. & T.) & co.,
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Iron frame railway track scale. Build-
ers’ plan. [79386, 7938T
—— Foundation plan.
(I 24618, 24619, Feb. 26, 1908.)
128 CATALOGUE OF
Fascher (Geo. W.), New
York: BM. X-
Declaration of Independence of the
U. S. A. Bronze plate on which is
printed the Declaration of Independ-
ence, signers in center.
Mar. 2, 1908.)
Finnan (EKdward P.),
Lynn, Mass.
[7938
Emmet (Robert) and Anne Devlin at |
Kilmainbam. Robert Emmet stand-
(I 24678, |
|
ing in the jail yard at Kilmainham |
.. . his trusty servant Anne Devlin |
is brought before him.
(I 24751, |
Mar. 7, 1908.) [7939 |
Fitzpatrick (Louise), New
York, N. Y. )
Head of Christ. Life size, having |
crown of thorns over flowing hair. |
(I 24562, Feb. 15, 1908.)
(Charles L.),
troit, Mich.
Carnation (The). Woman seated in a
chair, holds in her left hand a white
carnation. (I 24552, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Freer De-
7941-7945 |
Lady playing a.
Lady at the spinnet.
spinnet, her head turned to the |
right. (I 24548, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Girl seated on a
(I 24550, Feb.
Lute-player (The).
bench playing a lute.
10, 1908.)
Mandoline.
costume holding a
24551, Feb. 10, 1908.)
Mirror (The). Lady seated in a chair
before an oval mirror, (I 24549,
Feb. 10, 1908. )
1 photo of each Feb. 5, 1908.
Frost & Reed, Bristol,
England.
Jairus’s daughter. Young woman in
Hastern dress with hands clasped.
(I 24566, Feb. 17, 1908.) | 7946
(Archie),
York, N. a
Bathing girl in black. Young girl in
black bathing suit, trimmed with
red, (I 24738, Mar. 5, 1908.)
[ 7947-7956
(I 24722,
mandolin.
Gunn New
Fluffy Ruffle girl in green.
Mar. 5, 1908.)
in pink. (I 24720, Mar. 5, 1908.)
in yellow. (I 24721, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Girl in black with roses. Young woman
with red ribbon sash. (I 24723,
~ tT ate Lows.)
Girl in red with poppies. Girl with
poppy: in hair. (I 24724, Mar. 5,
1908. )
Young girl wearing page’s
(I |
[7940 |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
Gunn (Archie), New
York, Nv ¥.
Girl with spray of mistletoe. Young
girl with light hair. One hand hold-
ing spray of mistletoe. (I 24740,
Mar. 5, 1908.)
Head with poinsettia. Head of young
girl with dark hair and eyes. (I
24725, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Head with poppies. Head of young
girl, with spray of poppies in hair.
(I 24741, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Sweet Violet. Young girl in yellow
dress, low neck. Has bunch of vio-
lets on dress. (1 24739, Mar. 5,
1908. )
Haggin (Ben-Ali), New
York, WN.) ¥.
Garden (Mary), portrait of. Full
length standing figure; fan in right
hand. (I 24761, Mar. 9, 1908.)
[7957
Harrison granite company,
New York, N. Y.
Monument of the obelisk type having
ornamented with lotus
(I 24565, Feb. 15, 1908.)
[7958
Hartley (Jonathan Scott),
New York, N. Y.
Shingebis wrestling with the North
wind. Statuary. Indian wrestling
with a figure half man and half
wind. (I 24567, Feb. 17, 1908.)
[7959
Wind-
five parts,
carvings.
(Henry),
sor, Vt.
Saint-Gaudens (Augustus). Statuary.
Life size bust. (I 24564, Feb. 15,
1908. ) [7960
Hill (R.), Philadelphia,
Pa
Hering
Bringing home the flock. Shepherdess
knitting, accompanied by black
sheep dog and surrounded by her
sheep. (1 24676, Mar. 2, 1908.)
[7961, 7962
Sunset glow. French peasant girl
wearing white linen hat and sabots.
(I 24675, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(Libbie J.), Chi-
cago, Ill.
Two frogs supposed to have been on
a spree the night before are sitting
on a toad stool. (I 24560, Feb. 14,
1908. ) [7963
Hunt New
Hovey
(Hsther),
York, N20.
Spring love song; Dutch landscape
showing two Dutch children stand-
ing beside a body of water. (1
23897, Dec. 3, 1907.) (7964, 7965
-
FINE
nos, 10-13, Mar., 1908
ARTS 129
Hunt (Esther), New
York, Nik.
Winter sports; Dutch landscape show-
ing two Dutch children skating. (I
23898, Dec. 3, 1907.)
Jamich (John F.), Kirks-
ville, Mo.
Drawing of physiological involuntary
nervous system. (I 24677, Feb. 14,
1908; 1 photo. Dec. 30, 1908.)
[7966 |
Kaufmann & Strauss com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
Modern Hebe. Half length figure of
waitress, head thrown back in
laughter.
[7967
Keller (Arthur I.), New
Orie, N.Y.
(I 24563, Feb. 15, 1908.) |
| Find
Garden of Anne Hathaway; by Arthur |
I. Keller.
Anne Hathaway’s cottage, Anne is
seen leaning on a rake.
Feb. 14, 1908.) [7968, 7969
Wooing of Anne Hathaway; by Arthur
I. Keller. Figures
Garden at the side of |
(I 24557, |
of William |
Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway.
(I 24558, Feb. 14, 1908.)
Kertell (Charles Peter),
Oakland, Cal.
Midwinter fishing in California ; statue
by ©. P. Kertell. Boy in act of
baiting his fish hook. (I 24714,
Mar. 5, 1908.) [T9TO-T97T2
Old Salt; by C. P. Kertell. Bust of
a fisherman. (I 24712, Mar.
1908. )
Salt’s wife; by C. P. Kertell.
of an old woman. (I 24718, Mar. 5,
1908.)
King (Mary A.), Chi-
eago, Ill.
Whose calling Micky?
of fox terrier standing.
Small statue
(I 24598,
Feb. 24, 1908.) [7973
King (Paul), New York,
mY.
Return of the fishermen. Going out
to pull up on beach a returning boat |
are two men, mounted on horses,
with a horse between them. Strand
at Katwyck, Holland. (I 24768,
Mar. 10, 1908.) [7974
Lawrence & Jellicol, ltd.,
London, England.
Woman in country cart with geese;
by Cecil Alden. Old woman driving
a country cart, dog running behind
the cart. (I 24708, Mar. 5, 1908.)
[7975
dD, |
Bust |
Leaman (O. H.), Orauge,
N. J.
Stewart mausoleum. Moorish round
topped door, inner door of bronze
which shows a design of a cross. (I
24709, Mar. 4. 1908; 1 photo, Feb. 25,
1908. } [7976
Life publishing company,
New York, N. Y.
Another Rip Van Winkle. Forest
scene illustrating the old story of
tip Van Winkle, and the little
dwarfs in the forest. (I 24687, Mar.
2, 1908.) [ 7977-7987
Feet. Half dozen people sitting in a
street car, reading various papers.
(I 24587, Feb. 19, 1908.)
the face on the wall. Dancing
girl, tambourine held high, ribbons
of which help to form face on the
wall. (I 24683, Mar. 2, 1908.)
Forty mule power. Big touring car
stalled on a railroad track. (I
24686, Mar. 2. 1908.)
Gimme a bite, too. Two small boys
standing before a cage of a huge
hippopotamus. (I 24685, Mar. 2,
1908. )
His worse and better half. Two
phases and tendencies of the same
man’s makeup. (I 24547, Feb. 10,
1908. )
Long story. Young man and woman
sitting on a stone wall, telling the
old. old story. (I 24684, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Oh! Wad some power the giftie gie us
to see oursel’s as others see us.
Number of people looking into a
placid sheet of water where they
are reflected as others see them.
(I 24757, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Quoth the raven, Nevermore. <A raven
perched on a tree with a bottle of
bromo-seltzer beside him. (I 24588,
Feb. 19, 1908.)
Shun imitations, insist upon having
the genuine.
paying assiduous
elderly gentleman.
25, 1908. )
Unto him that hath shall be given.
Five young women
attention to an
(I 24617, Feb.
Bedroom littered with children’s
toys. Through the door comes a
nurse with a baby in each arm. (I
24688, Mar. 2, 1908.)
bie a. Tike, , CO
New York, N. Y.
Bowdoin college, Brunswick, Me.
Birds eye view. [T9SS—T989
130 CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
Littig«: CW.) Tk) area,
New York, N. Y.
Mount Holyoke college, South Hadley, |
Mass. Birds eye view.
(I 24681, 24682, Feb. 24, 1908.)
McBride (John) com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
His strong arms were about her. Man
in evening clothes holding in .his
arms a lady. (I 24559, Feb. 14,
1908. ) [7990
McCord mercantile com-
pany, Pueblo, Colo.
Indian maid. Ornamental diamond
frame enclosing the bust portrait of |
an Indian maiden. (1 24710, Feb.
20, 1908.) [7991
Madden (William J.),
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Boone’s, Daniel, first view of Ken-
tucky. Six figures. Daniel Boone
stands in observant attitude. (I
24596, Feb. 21, 1908.) [7992
Mayer & Lavenson com-
pany, New York, N. Y.
Big dinner pail.
dinner pail. (I 24646, Feb. 28, 1908.)
[7993 |
Melchers (Gari), New
Youk, N, x.
Audrey. Shepherdess stands knitting,
has coat over her arm and at a dis- |
(I |
tance are seen white goats.
24625, Feb. 27, 1908.)
Kiss (The). A mother kissing her
baby. (1 24632, Feb. 27, 1908.)
Young mother. Young woman wear-
ing lace cap and cloak of ornate de-
sign holding in her arms a baby. (I
24631, Feb. 27, 1908.)
[7994—7996
Moeller (Louis), Wden-
wald, N. Y.
Four stubborn men. Five men seated
around table talking. Man at right
Boy carrying heavy |
| —— Pink.
has both hands raised. (I 24603,
Feb. 24, 1908.) [7997
Moran (Leon), Plain-
field, N. J.
Aurora. Head and bust of young girl
wearing yellow waist. (I 24733, |
Mar. 5, 1908.) [7998-8009
Colonial belle.
young lady in colonial costume.
24735, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Diana.
with dark hair and eyes.
Mar. 5, 1908.)
(I 24732,
Head and bust of young lady
Full length figure .of |
©
(Leon),
field, N. J.
Dolly Varden. In colonial costume,
Blue. (I 24728, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Moran Plain-
Pink. (I 24726, Mar. 5, 1908.)
—— Red and yellow. (I 24727, Mar.
5, 1908.)
Equestrian (The). Full-length figure
of lady in blue dress. (I 24736,
Mar. 5, 1908.)
Lady of quality. Blue. Young woman
with white hair hanging around her
neck. (I 24730, Mar. 5, 1908.)
——Black. Young woman in pink
dress, black coat trimmed with white
fur. (I 24731, Mar. 5, 1908.)
In pink dress, black coat
trimmed with white fur. (I 24729,
Mar. 5, 1908.)
My Lady Betty. Lady in colonial cos-
tume, lemon color skirt and orange
color waist. (I 24737, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Phyllis. Head and bust of young girl
wearing a light blue and white waist.
(I 24734, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Morgan (Stephanie Eliza-
beth), Baltimore, Md.
In the future, the aerial scorcher will
have troubles of his own. Three
couples seated on separate clouds in
loving attitudes. (I 26458, Feb. 29,
1908. ) [8010
Mori (Placido), New York,
Nu
Male and female figure supporting a
disk, the whole being mounted on a
base on which appears an eagle. (I
24570, Feb. 17, 1908.) [8011
Naegele (Charles Freder-
ick), New York, N. Y.
Hello! When did you arrive? Nude
baby creeping and looking at a tur-
tle. (I 24758, Mar. 9, 1908.)
[8012-8014
Ideal head. Head of young girl with
a white rose in her hair. (1 24759,
Mar 9, 1908.)
Sibyl. Girl with crystal ball in her
hand. (I 24760, Mar. 9, 1908.)
National art company,
New York, N. Y.
Autumn day. Landscape showing path
through woods. (I 24715, Mar. 5,
1908. ) [8015
Newell (G. Glenn), New
York, N. Y.
Through sun and shower. Yoke of
oxen plowing with old fashioned
plow. (I 24753, Mar. 7, 1908.) [8016
. 10-138, Mar., 1908
Osthaus (Edmund H.),
New York, N. Y.
onder the oaks. Three dogs, two set-
t ars and one pointer, oaks in back-
Pround. (I 24743, Mar. 6, 1908.)
[8017
Pennucci (Andrea), Bos-
ton, Mass.
: dona del Carmine. Statue of ma-
Jona with holy child on left arm,
holding rosary in right hand. (I
24764, Feb. 29, 1908.) [8018
Phelan (A. B. ds New York,
N.
ist pictures of sere heads.
a 24575-24584, Feb. 18, 1908.)
[8019-8028
4 Phillips (J. Campbell),
va New York, N. Y.
other love. Woman seated holding a
little girl in her arms. (I 24623,
‘Feb. 27, 1908.) [8029
Phillips (T. F.) company,
Dubuque, Iowa.
thic main altar, 20073. Altar table,
1-10.
there are four columns.
far. 10, 1908.) [8030-8049
— 20088. Altar table with relief
of Lord’s Last Supper in center,
with two columns on each side of
the same. (I 24774, Mar. 10, 1908.)
— 20062. Table with Agnus Dei re-
lief in center. On each side of relief
there are two tracery panels. (I
4779, Mar. 10, 1908.)
20067. Altar table with Lord’s
Last Supper in relief, in center. On
sach side are two roped columns.
I 24777, Mar. 10, 1908.)
— 20078. Altar table with relief of
I ord’s Last Supper in center. Above
altar there is a_candlestep. (I
24778, Mar. 10, 1908.)
— 20092. Altar table with Lord’s
uast Supper in table, on each side
bf which there are four columns.
(I 24776, Mar. 10, 1908.)
hie side altar. 10898. A step above
rhich is a table having a square
nel with elliptical tracery. (I
691, Mar. 2, 1908.)
“10895. A step over which is a
lenza, having a central panel with
.S. (1 24690, Mar. 2, 1908.)
—10890. A step upon which is an
ltar table with a panel in the center
nd having a relief of M and A cross.
1 24692, Mar. 2, 1908.)
(I 24775,
in the center of which is the Lord’s |
Last Supper in relief. On each side |
FINE ARTS
131
Phillips (T. F.) company,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Gothic side altar. 10892. Altar table,
with tracery panel in center and
three on each side. (I 24781, Mar.
10, 1908.)
10894. Altar table with quarter
foil in center, with carving of A M
in center. (I 24780, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Renaissance main altar. 26048. Two
steps of unequal length, upon upper
step is an altar table having four
pillars. (I 24693, Mar. 2, 1908.)
—— 26052. Altar table with a relief
of large Last Supper in center. On
each side there are two pilasters.
(I 24771, Mar. 10, 1908.)
—— 26053. Altar table with panel of
Last Supper in relief. On each side
there are two columns. (I 24772,
Mar. 10, 1908.)
Renaissance side altar. 10988. Altar
table, in center of which is a statu-
ary relief. Above is a tabernacle
with a door thereon, with carved
emblem of J S. (I 24773, Mar. 10,
1908. )
Roman side altar, 10983. Altar table,
in center of which is a quarter foil,
which contains a cross. (I 24782,
Mar. 10, 1908.)
Romanesque main altar, 26042. Altar
table, in the center of which is relief
of the Lord’s Last Supper. Angels
support the table. (I 24784, Mar.
10, 1908.)
—— 26044. Altar table, with round
panel in center and cross therein.
On each side of center panel there
are two columns. (I 24785, Mar. 10,
1908. )
— 26051. Altar table, with a large
Last Supper, in relief, with a column
on each side. (I 24786, Mar. 10,
1908.)
Romanesque side altar, 10982. Altar
table with circular panel in center.
with carved emblem of S M and cross
in center. (I 24783, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Photographische gesell-
schaft, Berlin, Ger-
many.
Partridges; by Thomas Blinks. A
flight of partridges over a stubble-
field. (I 24695, Mar. 3, 1908.)
[S050, 8051
Pheasants; by Thomas Blinks. A
flight of pheasants over a wooded
landscape. (I 24694, Mar. 3, 1908.)
132
Pustet (Fr.) & co., New
York, N. Y.
Jesus falls the first time. Group of
statuary consisting of five figures.
In the foreground is the fallen Christ
resting on left knee. (I 24574, Feb.
18, 1908.) [8052
Roewade (Alfred J.),
Chicago, Il.
Chicago lake front, proposed improve-
ments. Lake boulevard with its
accessories as outlined. (I 24645,
Feb. 3, 1908.)
Roine (Jules
New York,
Lineoln (Abraham). Medal portrait,
giving date of birth and death. (I
24591, Feb. 20, 1908; 1 photo. Feb.
12, 1908.) [ 8054
Roseland (Harry), Brook-
ign, Ff
Colored prophetess. Old colored mam-
my reading palm of white girl. (I
24700, Mar. 3, 1908.) [ 8055-8058
Confidential future.
Edward),
a
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|
_ [8058
| Oaks
Old colored wom- |
an reading the left hand of a white |
girl. (I 24699, Mar. 3, 1908.) |
Going to cross water. Old colored |
mammy reading tea leaves to two |
white girls.
Veil of futurity. Old colored mammy
holding tea cup in
white girl sitting in front of her.
(I 24698, Mar. 3, 1908.)
Rosenkrantz (Baron Arild),
London, England.
Tllustrations to Poe’s tales. [1-12]
(I 24633-24635, Feb. 1, 1908; 24636—-
24644, Feb. 28, 1908. ) [ 8059-8070
Ross (R. G. M.), Wash-
ington, D. C.
Temple of the Industrial arts. Facade
(I 24697, Mar, 3, 1908.) |
left hand, a!
of a seven-story building in French |
modern (I 24744, Mar.
1908. )
Rungius (Carl),
byt, a
Head of lying lioness, neck
visible. (I 24586,
[S072
St.
style.
Brook-
Lioness.
and shoulders
Feb. 19, 1908.)
Russell (Alfred),
Louis, Mo.
Double on mallards. Hunter in dis-
tance making a double on mallards,
one duck is shown falling. (I 24752,
Mar. 7, 1908.)
Schaffner (Walter), New
York, "N.Y.
Evening glow.
stream of water. Figure of person
in distance looking at sunset. (I
23908, Dec. 3, 1907.) [8074, 8075
6,
[S071
“Start (The) ;
[8073 |
Landscape showing |
Sharp (J. H.), Crow
Agency. Mont.
_ Chief's Sweat teepee. Indian out
Aliquippa works of Jones & Laughli
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
Schaffner (Walter), New
York, N. Y.
Sunset Saranac lake. Lake showing
a man in row boat. (I 23909, Dee.
3, 1907.) i
Schnitzer ( Gebriider ),
Berlin, Germany.
Ilse. Head of girl, hair disheveled
and hanging down. (I 24597, F
24, 1908. ) [8
door’s scene. Two large teepees i
foreground, in front of first one, 2
Squaw who has been cutting wood.
(I 24750, Mar. 7, 1908.) [80
Smith (Mrs. Adele Lou-
ise), New York, N. Y.
after a storm. Heavy,
clouds in sky. In center is a lake
At right is a large tree,
Mar. 10, 1908.)
Smith (De Cost), New
York, 3%: iu
Coup (The) Skirmish between two
bands of Indians. (I 24657, Feb. 29
1908. ) [ 8079, 808
Bust and head of Shoshone
(I 24656, Feb. 29, 1908.)
Topamby.
Indian.
Spielvogel (E.), publisher,
New York, N. Y.
In the forest; by E. Simons. A road
leading through a forest showing 2a
man in a cart. (1 24620, Feb. 26
1908. ) 8
Passing the river; by C. D. Rowland
son. Four-in-hand coach passing
through a river. (I 24622, Feb. 26
1908. )
Cc. D. Rowlandson
Four-in-hand a to the left, rs
coming through a gate, to the right
(1 24621, Feb. 26, 1908.)
Staderman (Julius P.),
Buffalo, N. Y.
Waltzing tickler. Merry-go-rounc
having a plurality of tubs in whiclk
passengers are seated. (I
Feb. 21, 1908.)
Trinler (Charles M.).
Woodlawn, Pa.
steel co. Birds eye view. (I 470
Mar. 3, 1908.) ~ i
FINE ARTS 133
os. 10-13, Mar., 1908
Turner (C. Y.), New York, | Van Nostrand (A. G.),
N.Y. ) Boston, Mass.
uette (A). <A full length figure of | Workers’ series no. 2. Figure of a
a young woman standing at the foot workman, sliding a cask upon a skid.
of a flight of steps. A male figure (I 24696, Feb. 10, 1908.) [8089
leans upon the rail. (I 24755, Mar. Young (R. C.) & Furse,
9, 1908.) [8086, 8087 | Alma, Nebr.
|
| Bryan’s campaigns. Prostrate figure
uliet. Young woman standing by a = ’ ea :
table contemplating a rose which she a Bioi hte Orcas AL br eg
holds in her uplifted hand. (I 24756, 5 1908 7 aay : ‘S090
Mar. 9, 1908.) ee [S09
Zeisse (Lewis), Philadel-
Tyrrell (Edward R.), Chi- phia, Pa.
cago, Il. Old friends. Violin and fiute sur-
ouse warming. A family of six per- rounded by old books. (I 24555,
sons circled about a parlor heater. Feb. 12,1908; 1 photo. Jan. 30, 1908.)
(I 24602, Feb. 24, 1908.) [8088 [8091
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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 3
Nos. 14-18
APRIL, 1908
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{ ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
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ee Class H, Photographs.
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class F, gd Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, Statues, Statuary and Models
yr Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine
Arts).
| The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconvenience
lin a separate alphabet following this.
# a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, Cuts
nd Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the last issue,
re arranged here in a single monthly alphabet.
The entries for Fine Arts will be found
rranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
| The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
faccount of necessary correspondence.
| To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
Te eipt of copies is always omitted when the copies are received on the day of entry.
ApAmMs (WALTER D.), Forney, Tex.
_ [8092
| Bailey (Senator) creates consterna-
ion. (FF 64427, Apr. 9, 1908.)
SHIRE (J. B.), Washington, D. C.
a [80938, 8094
| Enlisted men, infantry.
| Non commissioned officers.
| (G 18382, 18383, Mar. 27, 1908.)
A: N (Gro. H.), Clinton, N. Y.
De [8095
If nobody loves me. (F 64195, Apr.
2, 1908. )
N (J. RALPH), Mansfield, Mass.
[8096
| Mansfield, Mass., Tavern and gar-
as (H 108496, Apr. 7, 1908.)
AtveyprE (Satnt-Yves 0’), Paris,
/™ France. [8097-8098
a Drapeau archéométrique. Planche
VY, Planche V.
Dy 1908. )
[MERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
a [8099-8123
| Claudie brings a nice present for
atrina. (F 64086, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Dotty Dimple. (F 63620, Mar. 16,
108. )
False face. (F 63828, Mar. 23, 1908.)
General Wad is busy. (F 63827,
lar. 23, 1908.)
Happy Hooligan.
6, 1908.)
— (F 63829, Mar. 23, 1908.)
(F 64084, Mar. 30, 1908.)
(F 64249, 64250, Apr.
(EF 68617, Mar.
|
'The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copyright by Walter D.
ne, Forney, Tex. Class F, XXc no. 64427, April 9, 1908; 2 copies received April 9,
908.
A MERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
Is Katrina a fine dancer?
63615, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Jimmy. (F 63618, Mar. 16, 1908.)
(F 63826, Mar. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 64085, Mar. 30, 1908.)
More thrilling and blood-curdling
adventures. (F 634388, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Oh, look who’s here. (F 64817,
Apr. 6, 1908.)
Oh, those sweet, cute little Katzen-
jammer kids. (F 643816, Apr. 6,
1908.)
Rackety Rax boys visit Katrina. (F
63487, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Ship ahoy. (F 684384, Mar. 10,
1908. )
— (F 64088, Mar. 30, 1908; 2 ¢«.
Mar. 380, 1908.)
(F 64818, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Strike up the band! (F 63485, Mar.
10, 1908.)
Surprise visit from Cousin Emil. (F
63825, Mar. 23, 1908.)
This really happened.
Mar. 10, 1908.)
Tige and Mary Jane and [Buster].
(F 64087, Mar. 30, 1908.)
(F 64819, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Wad family. (F 63619, Mar. 16,
1908. )
Well, isn’t Tige the beauty?
63616, Mar. 16, 1908.)
AMERICAN - JOURNAL- EXAMINER, New
YorkuNg Y. [8124-8237
Bill, the celebrated Trojan horse.
(F 64827, Apr. 6, 1908.)
(FE
(F 63436,
(FE
135
(186
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’'d.
Braggo the monk. (F 63310, Mar.
5, 1908.)
— (F 63569,
— (F 63689,
Mar. 14, 1908.)
Mar. 19, 1908.)
— (F 63896, Mar. 25, 1908.)
—— (F 63997, Mar. 28, 1908.)
(F 64321, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Diogenes fooled again. (F 63568.
Mar. 14, 1908.)
Diogenes, with gun, hunting Aninias.
(F 64423, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Great season for titled fortune-hunt-
ers. (F 63954, Mar. 26, 1908.)
Groucho the monk.
11, 1908.)
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
63460,
63528,
636138,
63686,
63715,
63833,
638902,
63982,
64083,
64147,
64191,
64214,
64326,
64420,
64482,
Hallroom boys.
11,
13,
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908.)
1908. )
1908. )
30, 1908.)
1, 1908.)
2, 1908.)
Apr. 3, 1908.)
Apr. 6, 1908.)
Apr. 8, 1908.)
Apr. 10, 1908.)
(F
63491,
63571,
63650,
63688,
63760,
63897,
63955,
63999,
64115,
64193,
64322,
64373,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
1908.)
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908.)
1908. )
, 1908.)
, 1908.)
1908. )
Apr.. 6, 1908.)
Apr. 7, 1908.)
64457, Apr. 9, 1908.)
(F 64490, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Have you got a double? (IF 64422,
Apr. 8, 1908.)
I see by the papers.
16, 1908.)
— (F 638712, Mar. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 63952, Mar. 26, 1908.)
If women had had their rights.
(F 63570, Mar. 14, 1908.)
King Kazooks. (F 63312, Mar. 5,
1908. )
—— (F 638458,
—— (F 63494,
—— (F 638691,
— (F 68898,
bo cw bo
oD
(F 63611, Mar.
Mar. 11, 1908.)
Mar. 12, 1908.)
Mar. 19, 1908.)
Mar. 25, 1908.)
— (F 64116, Mar. 31, 1908.)
—— (F 64194, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Lady or the tiger? (F 63651, Mar.
17, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(F 63457, Mar. |
63311, Mar. 5, |
|
pt. Iv, 0. s., Vv. 3
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d. |
Latest styles. (F 64458, Apr. 9,
1908. )
Love will find a way.
Mar. 25, 1908.)
(F 63
Mr. Jack. (F 64481, Apr. 10, 1908.)
Mrs. Trubbell, (F 63525, Mar. 13,
1908. )
— (F 63690, Mar. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 638831, Mar. 23, 1908.)
— (F 64081, Mar. 30, 1908.)
— (F 64113, Mar. 31, 1908)
— (F 64192, Apr. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 64824, Apr. 6, 1908.)
— (F 64479, Apr. 10, 1908)
Monopoly grand jury said to
packed. (IF 64455, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Nearly a nature fake. (F 64491
Apr. 11, 1908.)
New club. (F 63998, Mar. 28, 1908.
No wedding bells for Batch. (
63758, Mar. 21, 1908.)
(F 63899, Mar. 25, 1908.)
— (F 64320, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Old sexton. (F 63900, Mar. 25,
1908. )
Our antediluvian ancestors. (
63714, Mar 20, 1908.)
Pay as you enter.
23, 1908. )
Pharaoh’s daughter finds Moses. (
63529, Mar. 13, 1908.)
Rhymo the monk.
12, 1908.)
—— (F 63649, Mar.
—— (F 63759, Mar.
— (F 63953, Mar.
—— (F 64114, Mar.
— (F 64372, Apr.
— (F 64456, Apr.
—— (F 64488, Apr.
Such is life. (F 64212, Apr.
1908. )
When women get their rights. (
63309, Mar. 5, 1908.)
— (F 63456, Mar. 11, 1908.)
— (F 63459, Mar. 11, 1908.)
— (F 63493, Mar. 12, 1908.)
— (F 63526, Mar. 138, 1908.)
(F 63648, Mar. 17, 1908.)
(F 638684, Mar. 18, 1908.)
(F 63830, Mar. 23, 1908.)
(F 63895, Mar. 25, 1908.)
— (F 63951, Mar. 26, 1908.)
— (F 63981, Mar. 27, 1908.)
— (F 63996, Mar. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 64080, Mar. 30, 1908.)
— (F 64146, Apr. 1, 1908.)
— (F 64871, Apr. 7, 1908.)
— (F 64489, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Whole Pewee family. (F 6346
Mar. 11, 1908.)
— (F 63527, Mar. 13, 1908.)
— (F 63612, Mar. 16, 1908.)
— (F 63685, Mar. 18, 1908.)
(F 63834, Mar
Mos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXA MINER—Cont'd.
_ — (F 63713, Mar. 20, 1908.)
| — (F 63832, Mar, 23, 1908.)
—— (F 63983, Mar. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 64082, Mar. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 64148, Apr. 1, 1908.)
—— (FF 64213, Apr. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 643825, Apr. 6, 1908.)
—— (F 64421, Apr. 8, 1908.)
—— (F 64480, Apr. 10, 1908.)
Wouldn’t it make you mad.
64323, Apr. 6, 1908.)
[8238-8242
(H 107672,
New York, N. Y.
Caught by wireless.
Mar, 18, 1908.)
Famous escape.
1908. )
Her first adventure.
Mar. 13, 1908.)
(H 107372,
— ee
Mar. 18, 1908.)
| AMERICAN STEREOSCOPIC co., New York,
—
ly Ret [8244, 8245
' A 112544. (H 109308, Apr. 6, 1908.)
A 112674. (H 107343, Mar. 13, 1908;
| 2c. Mar. 14, 1908.)
| AMSTERDAM SUPPLY CO.,
| New York’s great white way. 1, 2.
(G 18476, 18477, Apr. 10, 1908.)
_ ANDERSON (CARL), Pasco, Wash.
Medora, N. Dak. [1-8].
Company B, Indiana national guards.
fH 107732, Mar. 21, 1908.)
| ANDERSON (JOHN SYLVESTER), New
York, N. Y. [8252
Hair again, that’s me. (F 68857,
|
Mar. 17, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1908.)
_ ApacHE (ANTONIO), Los Angeles, Cal.
) [8253
. Son-i-hat (Chief) and Alaskan
- house and totem pole. (H 108106,
» Mar. 30, 1908.)
ARBORGAST (M. HowarpD), Wilkins-
burg, Pa. [8254
Coming home. (H 108049, Mar. 30,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
(F |
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO., |
(HI. 108356, Apr. 3, |
| King of the Cannibal island. (H
109315, Apr. 11, 1908.)
' Old Isaacs, the pawnbroker. (H
107936, Mar. 26, 1908.)
AMERICAN PRINTING Co., Fall River,
Mass. [8243 |
Packing for vacation. (F 63683, |
New York, |
[8246, 8247 |
[8248-8250 |
(H 108365- |
108867, Apr. 4, 1908; 2 c. of each Feb. |
13, 1908.
| ANDERSON (J. CuIFF), Terre Haute,
Ind. [8251 |
137
| ARCHIBOLD (WALTER), Brooklyn, N. Y.
| [8255
| Arrangement of the catechism. (F
| 63761, Mar. 17, 1908; 1 c. Mar. 17,
1908; 1c. Mar. 4, 1908.)
| ARMBRUSTER (HENRIETTA), Denver,
| Colo. [8256-8258
I send to you dis violet. (F 63608,
| Mar. 16, 1908.)
_ If you should cease of me to think.
| (F 63610, Mar. 16, 1908.)
To you, dear friend, this mystic
sign. (F 63609, Mar. 16, 1908.)
ARNOLD (RICHARD J.), Del Monte, Cal.
[8259
(H 109307,
Arizona gafden. 100.
| May 7, 1907.)
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[8260-8266
Betty.— Clarissa.— Cynthia.— Doro-
_ thy.—Gladys.—Mena.—Rose. [7 pho-
tographs. ] (H 107909-107915, Mar.
19, 1908.)
ASHBURNER (ARTHUR), Richmond, Va.
[8267
(F 64109, Mar.
Let her buck boys.
25, 1908.)
ASSOCIATED LITERARY PRESS, New York,
5 Pa ie [8268-8271
Muffy Shuffles. (F 63547, Mar. 14,
1908.)
| — (F 63793,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 64059, Mar. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 64309, Apr. 6, 1908.)
BACHMAN (AL), Commerce, Tex. [8272
Commerce, Tex., East Texas normal
college. (H 107757, Mar. 23, 1908;
2 c. Mar. 2, 1908.)
BALDWIN (ARTHUR L.), Hunter, N. Y.
[8273-8277
[Speenburgh (State game protector
D. C.) and the first wild deer killed
in the town of Hunter, N. Y.] 1-5.
(H 107696—-107700, Mar. 20, 1908; 2 ec.
of each Mar. 12, 1908.)
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.), Des Moines,
Iowa. : [S278
Osceola, Iowa, Court square. (H
108643, Apr. 9, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1908.)
BARNETT (B. HoMER), Emporia, Kans.
[8279-8280
Seven sons. (H 107753, Mar. 20,
1908; 2 c. Feb. 28, 1908.)
Snow and Flo. (H 107754, Mar. 20,
1808; 2 ec. Mar. 7, 1908.)
BARRIE (GEORGE) & SONS, Philadelphia,
Pa. [8281-8291
Baptism by immersion. (F 63668,
Mar. 18, 1908.)
138
BARRIE (GEORGE) & SONS—Continued.
Cave-dwellers. (F 63667, Mar. 18,
1908. )
Diana of Poitiers posing as Diana
for the sculptor Jean Goujon. (F
63661, Mar. 18, 1908.)
For heresy. (F 63668, Mar. 18,
1908. )
Godiva, wife of Leofric, Earl of
Mercia. (F 63664, Mar. 18, 1908.)
Médaille (La) 4 Revers. (F 63662,
Mar. 18, 1908.)
Question (La).
1908. )
Part of the chief’s booty.
Mar. 18, 1908.)
Searching a witch.
(F 63659,
(F 63665, Mar.
18, 1908.)
Seraglio of the Inca. (F 63666, Mar.
18, 1908.) )
Thais of Attica and Alexander. (F
63660, Mar. 18, 1908.)
BARTHOLOMEW (CHAS. L.), Minneapo-
lis, Minn.
Sliced candidates. (F 64341, Feb.
13, 1908.)
BARTON (LESTER C.), Chicago, III.
[8293-8303
Catalina Island, Cal. 170-172, 175,
176, 178, 184, 186, 188-190. (H 107816—
107826, Mar. 238, 1908.)
BARTON & SPOONER, Cornwall-on-Hud-
son, .N,. x.
Bachante.—Blanche.—Danae.—Dor-
cas.—Gladys.—Harveste.—Lois.— Lor-
leii— Madaline.— Manon.— Mellisa.—
Natalie. (12 prints.
Ireb. 21, 1908; 2 ec. of each Mar. 24,
1908. )
Basu (G. A.) & co., Canton, Ohio.
(F 63669, Mar. 18,
[8292 |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.38
Bay Les (F. H.), Charlevoix, Mich.
[8327
Steves post cards. (H 107759, Mar.
23, 1908.)
Beaty (CuHaAs, A.), Chicago, Ill.
8328
75th anniversary of church in Chi-
cago. (F 64251, Apr. 6, 1908; 2 «
Mar. 27, 1908.)
Beck (CuHas. R. R.), Thurmont, Md.
[8329
Sandy hole, Hunting creek gap. 4.
(H 107802, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Beck (CHAs. W.), jr., Philadelphia,
Pa 8330
; [
Cornell crew. (F 64485, Apr. 11,
| 1908; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1908.)
[8304-8315 |
F 62881-62892, |
RECKWITH co., Norwich, Conn.
[8331-8341
Blue grass stock. (G 17972, Dec.
| 26, 1907.)
Coquette. (G 17969, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Fair equestrienne. (G 17966, Dec.
26, 1907.)
Firefly. (G 17967, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Florine. (G 17968, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Old (The) story. (G 17962, Dee.
26, 1907.)
Reaper (The). (G 17964, Dec. 26,
1907.)
Reverie. (G 17965, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Sea awoke at midnight.
Dec. 26, 1907.)
(G 17970,
Suzanne. (G 17963, Dec. 26, 1907.)
Well shod. (G 417971, Dec. 26,
1907. )
2c. of each Mar. 26, 1908.
Brett (LILLIAN M.), Culdesac, Idaho.
42, 8343
Loop (The).
Rock Creek bluff.
(H 108500, 108501, Apr. 8, 1908;
1c. of each Mar. 23, 1908; 1c. of each
[8316
Roosevelt (President) approaching |
McKinley memorial. (H 107916,
Mar. 25, 1908.)
BAUMAN (H. L.) & Co., Newark, N. J.
[8317-8326 |
Apr. 8, 1908.)
Bett (Mavp K.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[8344
Jealously. (H 108650, Apr. 10,
1908. )
BettarR & Cass, Ft. Worth, ae
Coliseum building, interior. (H
108405, Apr. 6, 1908; 2 ¢c. Mar. 23,
1908.)
Angelus (The). (F 635387, Mar. 4, |
1908. )
Attention, Willie will speak. (F
63538, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Don’t ery. (F 63536, Mar. 4, 1908.)
Don’t be scared. (F 63532, Mar. 4,
1908. )
I love you mother dear.
Mar. 4, 1908.)
It’s only Jack.
(F 63541,
(F 63534, Mar. 4,
1908. )
On the dark stair. (F 63533, Mar.
4, 1908.)
That’s all. (F 63535, Mar 4, 1908.)
You never know what these men are
up to. (F 63539, Mar. 4, 1908.)
10.07 p. m. (F 63540, Mar. 4, 1908.)
2 c. of each Mar. 18, 1908.
BEMESDERFER (J. K.), Norristown, Pa.
: [8346
Norristown, Pa. (H 109565, Apr,
20, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 21, 1908.) ;
BENJAMIN (Isaac), New York, N. Y¥.
8347
Dabney (Charles W.). (H 108396,
Apr. 4, 1908.) :
BEVINGTON (WILLIAM), Berkeley,
Colo. 8348
Fort Logan. (H 108477, Apr. 7, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, OUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
f
Buack (CHAuUNCY P.), Williamsport,
Pa. [8349 ©
Group of mounted quail of different |
ages. (H 107891, Mar. 25, 1908.)
Biack (T. Henry), Jamestown, N. Y.
[83850-8354
HMagles [F. O. E. club house] 2-6.
(H 106637-106641, Feb. 27, 1908; 1 c¢.
of each Feb. 27, 1908; 1c. of each Mar.
13, 1908.)
Buasius (L. W.),
Philadelphia, Pa.
[8855-8360
I says to Jim. (F 64487, Apr. 9,
1908. )
Last night the lighthouse had a jag. |
(F 64482, Apr. 9, 1908.)
They say it was those deviled crabs.
(F 64485, Apr. 9, 1908.)
This atmosphere, down here. (F
64434, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Three full moons I saw. (F 64436,
Apr. 9, 1908.)
We're lost. (F 64433, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Buiss (Frep J.), Emlenton, Pa.
[8361-8364
Emlenton, Pa. 1-4. (H 107652-
107655, Mar. 18, 1908.)
Bioop (CLINTON R.), Sturgeon Bay,
Wis. [8365
Sturgeon Bay high school building
in flames.
Bogart (A. B.), New York, N. Y.
(H 107370, Mar. 13, 1908.) _
[8366
St. Gaudens (A.) memorial service |
decorations at Mendelsohn hall, New
139
BREHM (FREDERICK W.)-—Continued.
Making friends. (H 108524, Apr.
8, 1908.)
Puppyhood. (H 108526, Apr. 8,
1908. )
Resting place. (H 108521, Apr. 8,
_ 1908.)
Solid comfort. (H 108522, Apr. 8,
1908.)
BRICKER (W. J.), Niagara Falls, N. Y.
[8385
Clef club. (H 107620, Mar. 17,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1908.)
BrusH (Bert J.), Everett, Wash.
[8386
|) oCo. 1K, Sad Best. No. G: We Ce
108497, Apr. 8, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 25,
— 1908.)
Buck (Geo. V.). Washington, D. C.
[83887-8430
Ansberry (Hon. Timothy T.) 1.
| (H 107845, Mar. 23, 1908.)
| “Burrows (Sen. J. C.) 2. (H
| 107849, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Cousins (Hon. Robt. G.) 1. (H
| 108454, Apr. 6, 1908.)
| ‘Currier (Hon. Frank BD.) .1....{H
| 107848, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Curtis (Sen. Chas.). 1. (H 108460,
Apr. 6, 1908.)
2. (H 108452, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Davidson (Hon. John H.). 1, 2,
(H 107840, 107841, Mar. 238, 1908.)
Depew (Sen. Chauncey M.). 1, 2.
(H 108461, 108462, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Favrot (Mrs. Geo. K.). 14. (H
_ 108463-108466, Apr. 6, 1908.)
York, N. Y. (H 107371, Mar. 13,
1908. )
Bonn (G. W.), Wheaton, Ill. [8367 |
Tokens of old time days. (H
107190, Mar. 11, 1908.)
Bowes (J. H.), New York, N. Y.
[83868
Detroit credit men’s association,
1908. (EF 62265, Jan. 28, 1908.)
Boyp, (FF. M.), Gainesville, Tex.
[8369-8372
Gainesville, Tex., Confederate monu- |
ment, City park. i144.
107369, Mar. 138, 1908.)
BrancH H. C.), Webster, Mass.
(H 107366- |
[8373-8377 |
Webster, Mass. [1-5].
107813, Mar. 23, 1908.)
BREHM (FREDERICK W.),
a ag [8878-83884
Buffalo. (H 108525, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Family (The). (H 108523, Apr. 8,
1908. )
His first photograph. (H 108527,
Apr. 8, 1908.)
Rochester, |
(H 107809- |
/
j
—}5. (H 108447, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Houston (Hon. Wm. C.). 1. (H
| 107850, Mar. 23, 1908.)
| Joyee (John A.). 1. (H 108449,
| Apr. 6, 1908. )
Knapp (Hon. Martin A.). 1-5. (H
107852-107856, Mar. 23, 1908.)
| Kusterman (Hon. Gustav). 1. (H
| 107839, Mar. 238, 1908.)
| Langley (Hon. John W.). 1. (H
| 107846, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Lee (Hon. Gordon) 1-3. (H
107835-107837, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Norris, (Hon. Geo, W.)}. 2. (H
107851, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Nye (Hon. Frank M.) 1-3. (H
1078382—107834, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Pare oer Ront, Ni.) 1.” Uf
108448, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Patterson (Hon. Jas. O’H.) 1-3.
(H 107842-107844, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Simmons (Sen. F. M.) 2 (H
108450, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Smith (Hon. Marcus A.) 1,2. (H
|
|
|
|
/
108455, 108456, Apr. 6, 1908.)
— 3. (H 108453, Apr. 6, 1908.)
140 CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.3
Buck (Gro. V.)—Continued.
CALIFORNIA PANORAMA CO.—Continued.
Sheep dipping. (H 108226,
_ Apr. 2, 1908; 2c. Apr. 1, 1908.)
Smoot (Mrs. Reed) 1-3. (HH |
108457-108459, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Smoot (Sen. Reed) 1. (H 107847, |
Mar. 23, 1908.) |
Sulzer (Hon. Wm.) 1. (H 107838, |
Mar. 23, 1908.)
Hoa basin, Ariz.
26, 1908.)
Kelvin, Ariz.
(H 107948, Mar.
(H 108228, Apr. 2,
| 1908; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1908.)
BuLLARD (CHAS. EDWIN), Peterboro, |
N...H. [8431-8435 |
By the seashore.
13, 1908.)
(H 107360, Mar.
I have been here before. (H |
107361, Mar. 13, 1908.)
Little mischief. (H 107358, Mar.
13, 1908.)
Promising bud. (H 107362, Mar. 13,
1908. )
Who cares for me.
13. 1908.)
Burpick & Swart, Schenectady, N. Y.
[8436
Progress of Schenectady, N. Y. C.
railroad depots. (H 107338,.Mar. 13,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1908.)
BURR PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[8437-8442
Great big boat is sailing by. (F
64412, Apr. 8, 1908.)
I kissed her. {(F 64415,
1908. )
I’ve picked up a lot of apples.
64413, Apr. 8, 1908.)
I’ve worked very hard today.
64411, Apr. 8, 1908.)
I was so proud.
1908. )
Standing beneath the
(F 64414, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Burrows (CHARLES),
(H 107359, Mar.
Apr. 8,
(F
(EF
{Fk 64410, Apr. 8,
maple tree.
8443
Grand army of the republic, Lincoln
memorial.
e. Apr. 11, 1908.)
Burt (F. D.), Bennington, Vt.
Bennington, Vt., State soldiers’
home. (H 108419, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Rutherford, |
[
(F 64463, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 |
[8444
Los Angeles, Cal. Huntington Hall
school. (H 108229, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
Apr. 1, 1908.)
—— St. Vincent’s college. (H 108230,
Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1908.)
Mesa, Ariz. [1-4]. (H 108232-
108235, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 ¢c. of each Apr.
1, 1908.)
Pasadena, Cal., Throup polytechnic
institute. (H 107949, Mar. 26, 1908.)
Phoenix, Ariz. Birdseye. (H
108236, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 ce. Apr. 1, 1908.)
Heard’s ranch. (H 108237,
Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1908.)
Prescott, Ariz. panorama. (H
(H 108238-
104952, Jan. 2, 1908.*)
Riverside, Cal. [1-8].
108240, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 e. of each Apr.
1, 1908.)
Santa Anita race track, Arcadia,
Cal. [1-4]. (H 107950-107953, Mar.
26, 1908.)
Tempe, Ariz. [1-3]. (H 108222—
108224, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
1, 1908.)
CALVERT (BH. C.), Michigan City, Ind.
[8473, 8474
Michigan City, Ind., Franklin st.
bridge. 1, 2. (H 108428, 108429, Apr.
6, 1908. )
CAMPBELL ART CO., Elizabeth, N. J.
[8475-8482
Alicia. 82. (F 64440, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Charming lass. 81. (F 64489, Apr.
9, 1908.)
Editha. 84. (F 64442, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Inez. 83. (F 64441, Apr. 9, 1908.)
May blossoms. 86. (F 64444, Apr.
9, 1908.)
| Offering. 80. (F 64438, Apr. 9,
| 1908.)
Butter (Mrs. G. W.), Ann Arbor,
Mich. [8445 |
Gib and family. (H. 108418, Apr. 6,
1908. )
New York, N. Y.
[8446, 8447
New York, N. Y., Singer Building.
(H 107979, Mar. 27, 1908.)
Spirit of ’76. (H 107247,
1908. )
CALIFORNIA PANORAMA ©CO.,
geles, Cal.
Altadena, Cal. (H 108221, Apr. 2,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 1, 1908.)
Beardsley, Ariz. (H 108225, Apr. 2,
1908: 2 c. Apr. 1, 1908.)
Byron (JOSEPH),
Mar. 12,
Los An-
Spring time. 87.
1908. )
Trysting place.
9, 1908.)
Carter, (H. H.), Lockport, Til. [8483
Joliet fire, looking north. (H 108516,
(F 64445, Apr. 9,
85. (F 64443, Apr.
| Apr. 8, 1908.)
Case (W. H.), Juneau, Alaska.
[8448-8472
|
[8484, 8485
Alaska pioneer association, 1887.
(H 107762, Mar. 19, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
17, 1908.)
Alaskan sour-dough. (H 107768,
Mar. 19, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
AND PRINTS 141
“nos. 14-18, Apr., (1908 —
| CATLETT (GiBsoN), Los Angeles, Cal.
Evans (Bob).
| 1908; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1908.
Cavatry (F. L.), Jz., Denver, Colo.
See that sunny spot? (F 61298, Jan.
/ 3, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1908.)
CAVALLY (F'RED’K L.), Denver, Colo.
Colored prints (post cards). [1-34.]
(EF 64516-64549, Apr. 13, 1908.)
| CHALIF NORMAL SCHOOL OF DANCING,
New York, N. Y. [8522
_ Kasatschok. (H 107221, Mar. 12,
1908 ; 2c. Mar. 2, 1908.)
. “Ciaran (H. F.), Hartland, Wis.
[8523, 8524
Beaumont’s shore.
Smith’s bay.
(H 107795, 107794, Mar. 23, 1908.)
| Cuaston (F.), Philadelphia, Pa.
9 [8525
in port. (H 107212, Mar. 11, 1908.
D, ‘CHICKERING (HimMeER), Boston, Mass.
a [8526-8537
em Guild (Curtis), jr., governor of
_Massachusetts. (H 107808, Mar. 23,
1908.)
-_ Hughes (Gov.) and reception com-
| mittee of New England dry goods assn.
2. (H 107374, Mar. 13, 1908.)
Hughes (His excellency Chas. EH.)
“governor: 5-9. (H 107895-107899,
OMar. 25, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 16,
1908.)
— —-and Mr.
: Je. B. Smith, -4,. (Eb
. 107894, Mar.
Zor agus. 2 C Mar. 16;
_ —of New York state. 1, 3.
107378, 107375, Mar. 13, 1908.
= Taft (Hon. Wm. H.) 138, 14.
-107148-107149, Mar. 10, 1908.
| Crark (J. Maxwetxi)North Hadley,
i _ Mass. [8538, 8539
Hadley, Mass., high water.
ice over the bank.
| (H 107578, 107579, Mar. 16, 1908.)
- (W. A.), New York, N. Y.
[8540, 8541
Sylvia; by Abbey. 8 by 8.
| ‘Trial of Queen Catherine of Arra-
gon; by Abbey. 7 by 12.
' (H 107985, 107986, Mar. 28, 1908.)
| CLEGe (Epwarp T.), New Brighton,
my. Y. [8542, 85438
(H
(i
Adam, where art thou?
Clean sweep.
(H 107218, 107217. Mar. 12, 1908.)
| CLINEDINST
[8486 | D. C
(H 108468, Apr. 6, |
[8487 |
| Mar. 10, 1908.)
| 1908.)
[8488-8521
| 23, 1908.)
(B. M.), Washington,
ay is [8544-8565
Cannon Chon, “32 Qf Ip Be te
107163, 107164, Mar. 10, 1908.)
| Hlkins (Sen. Steve). (H 107160,
Mar. 10, 1908.)
Fowler (Hon. C. N.) .(H 107165,
Greek minister. (H 107525, Mar. 14,
Guggenheim (Sen. Simon). (H
107169, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Knox (Sen. P.) (H 107861, Mar.
La Follette (Mrs. R. M.) (H
| 107166, Mar. 10, 1908.)
—and son. (H 107168, Mar. 10,
1908. )
Lodge (Sen. C.) A-D. (H 107857-
107860, Mar. 23, 1908.)
McKinley (Rep. Wm.) (H 107862,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
Richardson (Sen. H.H.) (H107159,
Mar. 10, 1908; 1 c. Mar. 10, 1908; 1 ¢.
Mar. 14, 1908.)
(H 107524, Mar. 14, 1908; 1 e.
Mar. 10, 1908; 1 ce. Mar. 14, 1908.)
Siamese minister. (H 107167, Mar.
10, 1908.)
Takahira (Baroness). (H 107170,
Mar. 10, 1908.)
Tillman (Mrs. B.)
10, 1908.)
Warren (Sen. F. E.)
Mar. 10, 1908.)
60th Congress.
(H 107161, Mar:
(H 107162,
(H 107864, Mar. 23,
| 1908.)
—— Senate, House and Cabinet. (H
| 107868, Mar. 23, 1908.)
CLOSE, GRAHAM & SCULLY (INC.), New
York, N.Y: [8566-8571
As his father sees him. (G 18409,
Mar. 31, 1908.)
As his mother sees him. (G
Mar. 31, 1908.)
As she sees him.
1908. )
As the Prof. sees him.
Mar. 31, 1908.)
Prom girl. (G184138, Mar. 31, 1908.)
7P.M. 7A.M. (G 18407, Mar. 31,
1908.)
CONTINENTAL ART CO., Chicago, Il.
[8572
Atlantic fleet of the U. S. navy. (F
64248, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Coppincrr & Griet, Lancaster, Pa.
[8573-8575
April showers bring May flowers.
(F 64335, Apr. 7, 1908.)
That reminds me. (F 64834, Apr. 7,
1908.)
When we were a couple of kids. (F
64336, Apr. 7, 1908.)
18410,
(G 18412, Mar. 31,
(G 18411,
142
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
: [8576-8588
Barnum and Bailey animals. (G
18238, Mar. 6, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1908.)
Barnum and Bailey’s army of clowns.
(G 18242, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Burning of Pat Hennessy’s wagon
train. (G 18488, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Dohn (Robt.), the world’s strongest
man. (G 18237, Mar. 6, 1908; 2 e¢.
Mar. 7, 1908.)
Fassio trio. (G 18234, Mar. 6,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1908.)
Giant hippopotamus. (G _ 18329,
Mar. 18, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1908.)
Gorton’s celebrated concert band.
(G 18471, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Great newsomes. (G 18236, Mar.
6, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 7, 1908.)
Grayce (Helen), portrait. (G
18261, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Lake and river outings. (G 18284,
Mar. 18, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 14, 1908.)
Ringling bros., kings of the circus
world. (G 18330, Mar. 18, 1908; 2c.
Mar. 17, 1908.)
— 50 funny clowns. (G 18361,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
101 ranch wild west. (G 18328,
Mar. 18, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1908.)
CRAWFORD (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[8589
Tremont in 1863. (H 107755, Mar.
aa,, 2008.)
CREE PUB. CO., Minneapolis, Minn.
[8590-8594
Burbank (Luther) at his desk. (H
100957, Oct. 14, 1907; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1907.* )
Santa Rosa [Cal. 1, 2]. (H 100954,
100955, Oct. 14, 1907.*)
Santa Rosa valley [Cal.]. (H 100956,
Oct. 14, 1907; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1907.*)
Sebastapol [Cal.]. (H 100953, Oct.
14, 1907; 2c. Sept. 24, 1907.*)
Crossy-B. ([Mrs.] S.), Chicago, Ill.
[8595-8597
Cupid in May. (F 64804, Apr. 6,
1908. )
Cupid in July. (F 64306, Apr. 6,
1908.)
Cupid in June. (F 64805, Apr. 6,
1908. )
CRUVER MFG. Co., Chicago, Ill. [8598
Giant cracker. (F 64877, Mar. 2,
1908. )
CurTIs & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[8599-8607
Blue bowl. 8 by 10. (H 107171,
Mar. 10, 1908.)
Old salt; by Henry H. Ahl.
(H 107172, Mar. 10, 1908.)
8 by 10.
[
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., Vv. 3
Curtis & CAMERON—Continued.
— 11 by 14. (H 107657, Mar. 18,
1908. )
Rattle watch of New Amsterdam.
18 by 22. (H 107173, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Surf at Rockport. 11 by 14. (H
107174, Mar. 10, 1908.)
(H 107175, Mar. 10,
10, 1908.)
Washington (George); by Gilbert
Stuart. (H 107658, Mar. 18, 1908.)
CusHING (CHARLES H.), Chicago, Ill.
Knights of Pythias. (F 63489, Feb.
29, 1908.)
Dapgss (J. V.), Fort Scott, Kans.
[8609-8619
Aristene. — Busy. — Fairy tales. —
Hark.—Hazel.—I got you Mr. Butter-
| fly. — Madonna. — Meditation. — Row-
ena.—Ruth.—tTired. (11 photographs.
H 108407-108417, Mar. 26, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Mar. 27, 1908.)
Dana (ARTHUR), Manchester, N. H.
[8620
Battle of get-his-bug. (F 64160,
Apr. 2, 1908.)
Davey (FRANK), Palo Alto, Cal.
[8621
Jordan (David Starr). (H 108119,
Mar. 31, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 31, 1908.)
Davip (M.), New York, N. Y. [8622
Last (The) day of Lincoln. (H
109304, Apr. 9, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 4, 1908.)
Davis (Epwarp H.), Mesa Grande,
Cal. 8623-8625
Cecelia, aged about 100, and blind,
Mesa Grande, Cal. (F 64864, Apr. 7,
1908. )
Mesa Grande, Cal., La Noche de las
muertes. (IF 64366, Apr. 7, 1908.)
Tatahuila dancer, Mesa Grande,
Cal. (F 643865, Apr. 7, 1908.)
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[8626-8649
Study. [Mary Garden] 1-24. (H
108370-108393, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Davis & Riccs, Worcester, Mass.
[8650
Worcester, Mass., old city hall. (H
107526, Mar. 14, 1908; 2 @ Feb. 17,
1908. )
Day (Francis D.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[S651
What will quickly solve the finan-
cial crisis here? (F 63856, Mar. 18,
1908; 2 ce. Mar. 25, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
143
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo.
[8652-8664 |
post |
Adventures of the little
want ad. (F 64226, Mar. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 64454, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Awakening (The) (F 64862, Apr. 7,
- 1908.)
Fugitives (The). (F 63522, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Builders of the camp. (F 64078,
Mar. 30, 1908.)
Circle (The) (F 636380, Mar. 17,
1908. )
Iron invader. (F 63490, Mar. 12, |
1908. ) )
Mother love on the plains. (F 63523,
Feb. 24, 1908.)
Doc Bird and Hum Dinger en route. |
(F 63489, Mar. 12, 1908.)
— (F 63631, Mar. 17, 1908.)
— (F 64079, Mar. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 643863, Apr. 7, 1908.)
Post want ad. 1. (F 64339, Apr. 6,
1908 ; 2 c. Mar. 20, 1908.)
DETROIT PUB. co., Detroit, Mich.
[8665-S671
Marquette, Mich. Pickand’s coal
docks. (H 109351, Apr. 13, 1908.)
Minneapolis, Minn.
16, 1908. )
ing district. (H 107616, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Northern autumn. 11185. (F 64815,
Apr. 6, 1908.)
Two sisters;
(H 108111, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Yellowstone park, Wyo. Lower falls
of the Yellowstone. (H 108276, Apr.
2, 1908.
Riverside geyser.
Mar. 28, 1908.)
(H 107987,
DEXTER (GEORGE G.), Ipswich, Mass. |
[8672
Ipswich clam. (H 107756, Mar. 21,
1908
DICKINSON (CHARLES H.), Grand Rap- |
ids, Minn. [8673-8677
Grand Rapids, [Minn. 1-5.]
107937-107941, Mar. 26, 1908.)
DISTINCTIVE ADVERTISING SERVICE, New
Work. 'N. Y. [8678
Outing. (F 643875, Apr. 6, 1908; 2¢
Apr. 3, 1908.)
Ditson (OLIVER) co., Boston, Mass.
[8679
Popular marches for the piano.
63770, Mar. 2, 1908.)
DoNAHEY (J. Harry), Cleveland, Ohio. |
[ 8680-8685
Uncle Biff’s calendar. 1-6.
64206-64211, Apr. 3, 1908.)
(H 107615, Mar. |
St. Anthony’s falls and the mill- |
after Gari Melchers. |
(Hi |
(F
(F |
| DONELSON (ADOLPH), Memphis, Tenn.
[8686
| Skidoo 25. (F 64143, Jan. 18, 1907;
| 2 ce. Mar. 13, 1908.)
| DorTLine (GrEo.), New York, N. Y.
| [8687
(F 64144, Apr. 1, 1908.)
| DUNTHORNE (Rost.), London, England.
/ [8688
Monreale cathedral, Sicily. (F
63059, Feb. 25, 1908.)
Dupont (AIMmMé£), New York, N. Y.
[8689-8797
Abott (Bessie) in evening gown. a-c.
(H 108595-108597, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Soliditas.
Alten (Bella) as Gretel. a, b. (H
108580, 108581, Apr. 9, 1908.)
—as Senta. a, b. (H 108582,
108583, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Bonci (A.) in civil.
, 108616, Apr. 9, 1908.)
| Calve (Emma) in evening gown. a, b.
_ (H 108610, 108611, Apr. 9, 1908.)
in street gown. (H 108612, Apr.
| 9, 1908. )
a—c. (H 108614—
Caruso (E.) in Gioconda. a-c.. (H
_ 108626—108628, Apr. 9, 1908.)
in’ L’Africana. a, ‘dD. (H
| 108631, 108632, Apr. 9, 1908.)
in Pagliacci. a, b. (H 108633,
| 108634, Apr. 9, 1908.)
| in Rigoletto. a,b. (H 108629;
108630, Apr. 9, 1908.)
/ in Tosea. a-c. (H 108637-
108639, Apr. 9, 1908.)
in Traviata. a, b. (H 1086385,
| 108636, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Cavalieri (Lina) in Fedora. a. (H
| 108554, Apr. 9, 1908. )
in street. a.
(H 108555, Apr.
9, 1908.)
——in Thais. a, b. (H 108548,
| 108549, Apr. 9, 1908.)
) in Tosca. a-d. (H 108550—
| 108553, Apr. 9, 1908.)
in Traviata. a-e. (H 108543-—
| 108547, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Chaliapine (Theodore) in civil. a-c.
_ (H 108640-108642, Apr. 9, 1908.)
de Lussan (Zelie) in evening gown.
a,b. (H 108600, 108601, Apr. 9, 1908.)
in street. a-c. (H 108602-
| 108604, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Eames (Emma) in Iris. a-f. (H
| 108587—108542, Apr. 9, 1908.)
/ i ad. (H 108533-
108536, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Farrar (Geraldine) as Elizabeth.
a,b. (H 108565, 108566, Apr. 9, 1908.)
—as Juliette. a, b. (H 108567,
| 108568, Apr. 9, 1908.)
| in evening gown. a, b (H
| 1085638, 108564, Apr. 9, 1908.)
144
Dupont (A1iMé)—Continued.
in La Boheme. a, b. (H.
108561, 108562, Apr. 9, 1908.)
in Mme. Butterfly. a-e. (H
108556—108560, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Ferrari (R.) in street costume.
b. (H 108624, 108625, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Gadski (Johanna) as Aida. a, b.
(H 108607, 108608, Apr. 9, 1908.)
— as Eva.
1908. )
—as Isolde. a, b.
108606, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Jacoby (Josephine) in evening gown.
(H 108605,
a,b. (H 108598, 108599, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Lucas (G.) in civil. (H 108613,
Apr. 9, 1908.)
Martin. (>in elvil:;..a;) be | AH
108622, 108623, Apr. 9, 1908.)
in Faust. (H 108621, Apr. 9,
1908.)
Mattfeld (Marie) in evening gown.
(H 108579, Apr. 9, 1908. )
Nazimova (Alla) in evening gown,
a-c. (H 108569-108571, Apr. 9, 1908.)
—in street. a. (H 108572, Apr.
9, 1908.)
Nordica (Lillian) as Kundry.
(H 108591-108593, Apr. 9, 1908.)
—— in Gioconda. a-d. (H 108587—
108590, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Puccini (G.) in civil. a-d.
108573-—108576, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Rappold (Marie) as Aida.
—— as Elsa.
—— as Helene.
—— in evening gown.
(H 108617—108620, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Reache (Gerville) as Carmen.
as Delila.
as Orpheus.
(H 108584—108586, Apr. 9, 1908.)
a-c.
(H
man. a, b. (H 108577, 108578, Apr.
9, 1908.)
2 ce. of each Mar. 31, 1908.
EcKSTONE (C.), Chicago, III.
[8798-8805
Bryan.
—Roosevelt.—Taft. [6 prints.]
64199-64204, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Mr. President, please run. (F 64348,
Apr. 6, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1908.)
(EF
a, |
| EICKEMEYER (RvupotF), Yonkers, N. Y.
[
(H 108609, Apr. 9, |
| G. Emmet.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
EDISON MANUFACTUBING Cco.—Cont’d.
Stage memories of an old theatrical
trunk. 1-4. (H 107668—-107671, Mar.
18, 1908.)
Tale the autumn leaves told. 1-5.
(H 108661-108665, Apr. 10, 1908.)
8832
To fields and pastures new. (H
107180, Mar. 10, 1908.)
KLiiotr (CHAs. H.) co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [8833
Charge of the light brigade. (F
63443, Mar. 11, 1908.)
Etis (R. W.), Butte, Mont.
[8834-8841
Amalgamated mule. 1-8. (Ho
107597-107604, Mar. 16, 1908.)
EMMET, ELLEN G., New York, N. Y.
[8842
MacMonnies (Frederick); by Ellen
(H 108159, Apr. 2, 1908.)
ENGLISH (H.), Wallace, Idaho. [8843
Loading at Taft. (H 108530, Mar.
21, 1908.)
_ Erse (H. H.), Garrison, N. Dak.
[8844
Getting a living under difficulties.
(H 107382, Feb. 29, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 2,
1908. )
_ Ewart (WM. EARL), Topeka, Kans.
[8845-8878
[College pennant series] 280, 284—
286, 288, 290, 298, 297-323. (IF 63724—
| 63757, Mar. 21, 1908.)
_ ram.
Cannon.—Hearst.—Hughes. |
Farr (HENry), Lewiston, Idaho. [8879
Dormitory. L. 8. normal. Lewiston,
Idaho. 655. -(H 107139, Mar. 10,
Van Rooy (Anton) in Flying Dutch- | 1908.)
FARNHAM,
Harriman,
Tenn. [8880-SS884
Emory river and Tunnel hill, pana-
(H 107827, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Oakdale, Tenn. [1-3]. (H 107828—
107830, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Y. M. C. A. from High rock. (H
(THEO. C.),
| 107831, Mar. 23, 1908.)
What’s the matter with Folk of |
(F 64342, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Orange,
Missouri.
EDISON MANUFACTURING ©CO.,
NO.
Animated snowballs. 1-5. °
107645-107649, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Country girl’s seminary life and ex- |
periences. 1-6. (H _ 107917-107922,
Mar. 25, 1908.)
Cowboy and the schoolmarm.
(H 108151-108156, Apr. 1, 1908.)
Fawcett (Watpon), Washington, D. C.
[SS85-8890
Congressional reporters. 1-6. (H
| 107142-107147, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Fay (Eva) co., Syracuse, N. ¥Y. [8891
[8806-8831 |
(Hf |
1-6. |
Fay (Mrs. Eva). (F 68765, Mar. 23,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 4, 1908.) :
Fettows (A. R.), Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
[8892, 8893
Crawford (Governor).
Kittredge (Senator).
(F 63910, 63909, Mar. 26, 1908; 2 c.
of each Mar. 13, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
145
Fitcu (H. R.), San Diego, Cal. [8894
Magdalena bay, Man-of-War cove.
Mar. 13, 1908. (H 107869, Mar. 24,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1908.)
FITZWILLIAM (W. R.), Chicago, Ill.
8895
Mineral mountains. (F 63444, Mar.
9, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 26, 1908.)
FLEISCHMAN (C. R.), Chicago, Ill.
[8896
(Ho
Chicago views, group of. A.
107535, Mar. 16, 1908.)
FLORISTS ALBUM co., Boston, Mass.
[8897-8927
[Funereal fioral designs. 1-31.] (F
63912-63942, Mar. 25, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Mar. 16, 1908.)
FLYNN (H. H.), San Francisco, Cal.
[8928
Golden gate. (F 64340, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Forrty (EE. F.), New York, N. Y. |
[8929-8937
-Campanini (Eva Tetrazzini). (H
108105, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Rives (Erminie Hallie). (H 107928,
Mar. 26, 1908.)
Tetrazzini (Madame). 809 A, 809
C, 809-7, 809-11 to 809-14. (H 107479- —
* 107485, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Fouttz (Harry J.), Akron, Ohio.
[89388
Put In Bay, Hotel Victory and
grounds. (H 107528, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Foster (VioLeT Bacon), Houston, Tex.
[8939 |
Snowy night at Washington circle.
(H 107219, Mar. 11, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 5,
1908. )
Fow.Ler (THADDEUS M.), Morrisville,
Pa. [8940 |
Fitzgerald, Georgia, 1908. (G 18470,
Apr. 8, 1908.)
Fox (F. S. & M. V.), Chicago, Il.
[8941 |
Keats (Margarete). (H 107764,
Mar. 13, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1908.)
FREDERICKSBURG LODGE, No. 4, A. F. &
A. M., Fredericksburg, Va.
[8942, 8943
Holy Bible on which Geo. Washing-
ton was made a Mason.
Records of Fredericksburg Lodge |
showing the initiation of Geo. Wash-
ington.
(F 63840, 63841, Mar. 19, 1908; 2 ec.
of each Mar. 24, 1908.)
FRICKE (Gro. H.), New York, N. Y. |
[8944 |
Bob. (H 107222, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 c. |
Mar. 4, 1908.)
1908.)
| girl. Western
FRIEND (WM. L.), Fort Smith, Ark.
[8945
Fort Smith, Ark., Old fort. (H
107214, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 3,
1908.)
Fritz (B. J.), Albert Lea, Minn.
[S946
Albert Lea college. (H 108659, Apr.
10, 1908.)
Frost & REED, Bristol, England. [8947
Jairus’s daughter. (F 63531, Mar.
14, 1908.)
Fuitz (F. M.), Burlington, Iowa.
[8948, 8949
Tuolumne cafion. [1, 2.] (F 63448,
65449, Mar. 11, 1908.)
| GaLLacHER (W. H.) co., New York,
NUCY. [ 8950-8955
) Basket ball. (F 64118, Mar. 31,
| 1908.)
Burning of the midnight oil. (G
| 18414, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Danger on the belt line. (F 64119,
Mar 31, 1908.)
Eat Yalen Hades.
31, 1908.)
Sept. and June.
1908. )
Strike a match.
(G 18408, Mar.
(G 18406, Mar. 31,
(F 64117, Mar. 31,
GALLAGHER & GuTTER, Ely, Nev. [8956
Ely, Nev. (H 108666, Apr. 10, 1908.)
GALLOP (LURIE), Pagosa Springs,
Colo. [8957
Pen drawing. (F 64425, Apr. 4,
1908. )
GANTER (H. C.), Mammoth Cave, Ky.
[8958—S967
Mammoth cave. [1-9.] (H 107150—
107158, Mar. 10, 1908; 1 ¢. of each
| Mar. 10, 1908; 1 ¢c. of each Mar. 20.
1908. )
Jenny Lind’s arm chair. (H
| 107947, Mar. 26, 1908.)
GARMAN (R. H.), Chicago, I].
[8968-8971
Bathing girl.—Fishing girl.—Tennis
girl, (4. prints. F
63963-63966, Mar. 27, 1908.)
Gay (WILLIAM CANN), Buffalo, N. Y.
[8972
Presidents and adopted state flow-
ers, U. S. A. (G 18368, Mar. 18, 1908;
2 c. Mar. 23, 1908.)
| Geppes (Horatio), Cleveland, Ohio.
[89738
Military memorial. (F 64142, Mar.
3, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1908.)
146
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
GIBSON ART GALLERIES, Chicago, III.
[8974
Field (Hollis W.) (H 107220, Mar.
9, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1908.)
GIRARD (GEORGE G.), Winsted, Conn.
[8975 |
Winsted, Conn., Highland lake, 1907.
(H 108400, Apr. 6, 1908. )
GivENS (J. D.); San Francisco, Cal.
|
|
|
| ¢
| GorDoN (PHILIP )—Continued.
Afternoon tea.—Auto girl.—Bathing
_girl.—Bride (The).—Canoeing girl.—
Casino girl.—College girl—Country
girl— Debutante.—Golf girl.—Matinee
girl—Miss New York. —Opera girl.—
Riding girl.—Skating girl.—Southern
girl—Summer girl.—Tennis girl.—Va-
cation girl— Western girl.
(20 colored prints. F 63803-63822,
Mar. 238, 1908.)
[8976
Nebraska (U. S. S.) (H 107246, | Gornam uirHo. co., rnc, New York,
Mar. 12, 1908.) |. hb oe [9024
Gsesstne (ERtAND), Buffalo, N. Y. American beauty. G 18262, Mar. 13,
: (8977 | 1908.
on scouting. (H 107709, Mar. GRANTHAM (JAMES WALTER), Baxter
, . | Springs, Kans.
* _ Baxter Springs, Kans. [1-5] (H
R ; ’ . . rd
Conee A BIGHARD), New Tree ie - 107942-107946, Mar. 26, 1908.)
Golden (Richard) as Squire Bill.
1, 2. (H 108281, 108282, Mar.
1908.)
GoocH (H. Irvine), Duluth, Minn.
[8980, 8981
High sign. (F 64466, Mar. 24, 1908;
2c. Mar, 25, 1908.)
His masters smoke.
26, 1908.)
GOODMAN (S.), New York, N. Y.
(F 63950, Mar.
[8982-8985 |
(F |
Honi soit qui mal y _ pense.
63656, Mar. 18, 1908.)
How would you like to hang your
clothes on my line? (F 63658, Mar.
18, 1908.)
I have nothing on.
31, 1908.)
There are 2 good
63657, Mar. 18, 1908.)
GooLtpD (WILLIAM D.), Albany, N. Y.
[8986
(H 107673, Mar. 12,
(F 64108, Mar.
reasons. (F
Vision child.
1908. )
GorDON (PHiuiP), Brighton, Mass.
[8987-9023
I am suffering with the grip.
You’r the cause of all my tears.
(F 63313-63314, Mar. 5, 1908.)
Between you and me.—Don’t get the
blues.—For gracious sake—Haf a
0 Graves (Geo. S.), Springfield, Mass.
| [9030-904
| A 182,
:
9
Addison, Mass., Glastonbury knitting
co. mills. (H 107237, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Cape Small Point, Maine. A 184, A
185. (H 107968, 107969, Mar. 27,
1908. )
Chicopee river, Mass., wire birches.
A. 142. (H 107233, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Glastonbury, Conn., Noonday rest. °
(H 107954, Mar. 26, 1908.)
Hartford, Conn. A 170—-A 176, A179.
(H 107660-107667, Mar. 18, 1908. )
| Hartford,Conn. A177, A178, A180,
A 181. (H 107718-107721, Mar. 20,
1908. )
| A 141.
Hartford, Conn. A 183.
Mar. 26, 1908.)
Mount Holyoke, Mass., view from
Mahan river. A151. (H 107236, Mar.
12, 1908.)
Mt. Tom, Mass., Old Hundred brook.
(Ii 107234, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Northampton, Mass., Cook’s dam on
Mill river. A 152. (H 107235, Mar. 12,
(H 107955,
_ 1908. )
laff—I have met many big bugs.— |
I’m feeling rocky.—I’m pretty near all |
in.—I’ve decided to settle down.—
Just a few lines.—Oh splosh !—Stand
up for your rights.—There’s a strike |
here.—To keep the wolf from the |
door.—What makes you be so dis- |
tant?—Yours for excitement. (15 col- |
ored prints. F 63869-63883, Mar. 12,
1908. )
GRAY LITHOGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[9050-9064
Be on the jump. (G 18458, Apr. 8,
1908. )
Big snap. (G 18459, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Could you be true. (G@ 18460, Apr.
8, 1908.)
Favorites. 1-6. (G 18353-18358,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
In old Japan. (G 18359, Mar. 23,
| 1908.)
It’s up to you. (G 18360, Mar. 23,
1908. )
8 of beasts. (G 18387, Mar. 28,
190 ;
;
;
sh Oh fast Sarah. (G 18461, Apr. 8,
| 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
GRAY LITHOGRAPH co.—Continued.
Two’s company. (G 18462, Apr. 8,
1908. )
You won’t stop looking. (G 18468, |
Apr. 8, 1908.)
GREAT WESTERN OIL REFINING Co., Erie,
Kans. [9065
Great western oil refining co., Erie |
plant. (F 63858, Mar. 25, 1908; 2 ¢.
Mar. 16, 1908.)
GREENE (ALFRED), Berkeley, Cal. [9066
Life is a jest. (H 108404, Apr. 6,
1908.)
GREENE (J. M.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[9067-9070 |
[Photographs of statuary.] Com-
merce, south view.
1908; 2c. Apr. 10, 1908.)
— Jurisprudence [1-3] (H 108646-
108648, Apr. 9, 1908; 2c. of each Apr. |
10, 1908.)
Grorr (A. J.), Pomona, Cal. [9071
Old baldy Pomona. (H 108283, Apr.
3, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1908.)
Gross (J. ELLSwortH), Chicago, Ill.
[9072-9074 |
Good old summer time. (H 107723,
Mar. 20, 1908.)
My Louisiana Lou.
20, 1908.)
Old swimming hole.
Mar. 20, 1908.)
GROSSMAN PAPER BOX co., Cleveland,
Ohio.
Holland scene. 1-6.
18420, Apr. 1, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar.
9, 1908.)
GuILE (LOUISE F.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[9081
(F 63465, Feb. 1,
(H 107724, Mar.
Saloons must go.
1908.)
GusTIN (HE. W.), New York, N. Y.
[9082-9091 |
Gustin border. 1, 2. (F 63719, 63720,
Mar. 20, 1908; 1 c. of each Feb. 21,
1908; 1 c. of each Mar. 20, 1908.)
—— merry orchestra. (F 63944, Mar.
26, 1908.)
—— minuet and harpist.
Apr. 6, 1908.)
Her affinity.
His affinity.
Madame T’s high C.
Merry widow waltz.
Soul kiss.
(EF 68945-63949, Mar. 26, 1908.)
Tambourine girl. (F 64298, Apr. 6,
1908. )
(H 107722, |
[9075-9080 |
(G 18415- |
(F 64292 |
147
GusTIN (E. W.) & Co., New York,
| ees [9092
Group of ideal heads. (F 63721,
Mar. 20, 1908; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1908; 1 c.
Mar. 20, 1908.)
GUTHRIE & ALLAN, Jackson, Ga.
19093-9098
Jackson, Ga. [1-6]. (F 638988-
| 63993, Mar. 20, 1908.)
| GYLFE (ALEX), Aberdeen, Wash.
[9099
Mar. 25, 1908.)
(H 107892,
HAESELER PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS, Phil-
adelphia, Pa. [9100-9102
Ward (Mrs. Humphrey). 1-3. (H
109301—-109303, Apr. 10, 1908.)
HAINES PHOTO Co., Conneaut, Ohio.
Suc-cess.
(H 108649, Apr. 9, |
[9103-9111
Long Beach, Cal. 1, 3. (H 107608,
107609, Mar. 16, 1908.
| Pasadena, Cal. [1-4]. (H 107611-
| 107614, Mar. 16, 1908.)
| Pathfinder fleet. 10 by 41. (H
108157, Apr. 1, 1908.)
Redondo, Cal. 2.
| (H 107610, Mar.
| 16, 1908.)
| Hatt (Gro. P.) & son, New York, N. Y.
| [9112-9114
| New York city, 1908. 6042. (H
| 107680, Mar. 19, 1908.)
New York sky line from Brooklyn
| [1, 2] (H 108518, 108514, Apr. 8, 1908;
2 ce. of each Apr. 1, 1908.)
Hatt (Howarp G.), Sidney, Nebr.
[9115-9118
(F 64506—-
Sidney, Nebr. [1-4].
64509, Apr. 13, 1908.)
HALVERSON (B. A.), Chicago, Il.
[9119
Chicago post office. Rotunda. 1.
(H 109330, Apr. 13, 1908.)
HAMILTON & JONES, Batavia, N. Y.
[9120
| Points of interest in the Wm. Mor-
gan affair. (H 107694, Mar. 20, 1908;
2c. Mar. 13, 1908.)
HAMMOCK (CLAUDE S§S.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [9121, 9122
River in autumn. (H 108113, Mar.
| 31, 1908.)
/ Summer afternoon on the Iowa river.
| (H 108112, Mar. 31, 1908.)
| eae & NELSON, Sioux Falls, S.
Dak. [9123
Dick’s café. (H 108163, Apr. 2,
1908; 2 c, Mar. 5, 1908.)
148 CATALOGUE OF
Hargis (CHARLES X.), West Hoboken,
NW. J:
Surrender of Nieuw Amsterdam in
1664. (F 61245, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Harris (W. J.), Pittston, Pa.
[9124 |
[9125 |
St. Augustine, Fla., Ponce de Leon, |
Cordova. (H 108046, Mar. 28, 1908;
2c Mar. 20, 1908.)
Harris & EwInea, INc., Washington,
ibe 6
Ankeny
W.)—Borah
(Frank
(Levi)—Bailey (Joseph
O.)—Brown
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. S., v.3
HENDERSON LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. {9168
Little sunshine. (H 109322, Apr. 13,
1908. )
HENDLER (A. H.), New York, N. Y.
[9169
Atlantic fleet on the Pacific coast.
| (EF 68958, Mar. 27, 1908.)
[9126-9132 |
(William E.)—Briggs |
(Norris)—Bur- |
kett (Elmer J.)—Burnham (Henry |
BE.) (7 photographs. H 107249—107-
245, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Hart, SCHAFFNER & Marx, Chicago,
rege [91338-9141
At the traps.
HENDRY (FRANK), Roslindale, Mass.
[9170
Indian. (F 63889, Mar. 25, 1908.)
Hitt (Harry E.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
[9171-9174
_ Coming squall. (H 107636, Mar. 17,
1908. )
Land of Ponce de Leon. (H 108142,
(F 63520, Mar. 13, |
Apr. 1, 1908.)
Orange blossoms. (H 107956, Mar.
| 26, 1908.)
River front. (H 107635, Mar. 17,
1908. )
HINDMARSH (Roy B.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[9175-9180
Bryan (W. J.) at desk in home
library.
| 478.
Bryan (W. J.), hall in residence of.
(H 108399, 108398, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Bryan’s (W. J.) home, 471, 475, 477,
(H 109325-109328, Apr.13, 1908.)
| HoLttineswortH (JAs. A.), Jackson-
1908. )
Good afternoon. (F 63767, Mar. 23, |
1908. )
Good shot. (F 63769, Mar. 23,1908.) |
On the alert. (F 64224, Apr. 4,
1908. )
Safely landed. (F 63766, Mar. 28,
1908. ) |
Taking it easy. (IF 64223, Apr. 4,
1908.)
Traveler (The). (F 63519, Mar. 18,
1908. )
Umpire. (F 638768, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Waiting for the boat. (F 64222, Apr.
4, 1908.)
HARVEY (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[9142-9157
Barstow, Cal., Birdseye view. (F |
63722, Mar. 21, 1908.)
[Russell and Monette series. 1-15]
(H 107561-107575, Mar. 16, 1908.)
FRANK A., Philadelphia, Pa.
[9158-9165
Hays,
- group.
At evening time. (F 64100, Mar. 25, |
1908. )
Autumn. (F 64101, Mar. 25, 1908.)
Brook (The).
1908; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1908.)
Close of day, Holland.
Mar. 25, 1908.)
Feeding the flock.
| Hoster & Laxton, Lynn, Mass.
(F 64098, Mar. 25, |
(F 64102, |
ville, Fla. {9181
Buster Tiny, a good pair to draw to.
(H 109305, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 3,
1908. )
HoLsincerR (R. W.), Charlottesville,
Va. [9182
University of Virginia, faculty
(H 107740, Mar. 21, 1908.)
Hooper (JosepH L.), Chicago, Tl.
[9183, 9184
Arctic fox. 1.
Red fox. 1.
(H 107576, 107577, Mar. 16, 1908.)
[9185
After a north easter. (H 108117,
Mar. 31, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1908.)
Howert (Mrs. JENNY L.), Jackson,
(F 64103, Mar.
25, 1908.) )
Lumber (The) camp. (F 64105, |
Mar. 25, 1908.)
Rough day, North sea. (F 64104,
Mar, 25, 1908.)
Twilight.
HEIMSTREET (E. B.), Janesville, Wis.
[9166, 9167
Janesville, Wis.
school of Frances KE. Willard.
63838, 63839, Mar. 23, 1908.)
(F 64106, Mar. 25, 1908.) |
_ east.
Early home and)
qr |
| rior.
Mich. [9186
Our madonna. (H 108469, Apr. 6,
1908; 2 ec. Mar. 19, 1908.
Husert (H. C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[9187
Washington university from the
(H 107229, Mar. 12, 1908.)
HucHES (JOHN P.), Strawberry Point,
Iowa. : [9188
St. Peter and Paul's church. Inte
(H 108275, Apr. 2, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
Huwtp (Franz), New York, N. Y.
[9189, 9190
Goodbye little girl, goodbye.
Keep off the grass.
(F 64409, 64408, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Hutt (DANA), Chicago, Ill.
[9191-9194
Bancroft, Edgar A. (H 109816, Apr.
11, 1908.)
Mudge (H. U.) [1-38].
108080, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Hunt (Enos B.) Jr.,
Iowa.
Des Moines,
[9195 |
|
|
| land.
149
Jacops (Saunt Ropert), Alameda,
Cal. [9215-9217
| My country. (G 163880, July 22,
| 1907; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1908.)
Patriotic maps of Japan and Ire-
(G 17551, 17556, Nov. 30, 1907;
2c. of each Mar. 30, 1908.)
| Jaecer (J. F.), Washington, Mo.
|
(H 108078- |
Des Moines department store, inte- |
rior. (H 103900, Dec. 19, 1907.)
Hunt (Woopsury E.) co., Concord,
N. H [9196-9201
Dear Santa. (F 64068, Mar. 30, |
1908.)
I’m kind a’fraid with p’j’mas on.
_(F 64070, Mar. 30, 1908.)
If all these stockings you should see. |
(F 64071, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Of course she doesn’t even dream.
(F 64072, Mar. 30, 1908.)
There’s nothing so jolly as Christ-
mas with holly.
1908.)
| Useful present such as these.
64069, Mar. 30, 1908.)
HUNTINGTON (CLARENCE
Portland, Oreg.
LYMAN),
[9202
bend. (H 107733, Mar. 21, 1908.)
HyDE (FREDERIC BULKELEY), South-
port, Conn. [9203-9207
A 46. (H 106820, Mar. 2, 1908.)
A 58. (H 107097, Mar. 9, 1908.)
A 119. (H 107890, Mar. 24, 1908.)
H 1580. (H 107888, Mar. 24, 1908.)
H 1590. (H 107889, Mar. 24, 1908.)
2c. of each Apr. 6, 1908.
INGERSOLL (TRUMAN WaArD), St. Paul,
Minn. [9208-9211
[9218-9220
Washington, Mo. [1-3] (H 108133—
108135, Apr. 1, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar.
| 25, 1908. )
_JANVIER (MEREDITH), Baltimore, Md.
[9221
Whyte (Sen. Wm. Pinkney). (H
107959, Mar. 27, 1908.)
JERGENS (ANDREW) co., New York,
INLAY [9222-9224
Shopping girl. (F 638886, Mar. 25,
1908. )
Society girl. (F 638888, Mar. 25,
' 1908.)
Summer girl. (F 63887, Mar. 25,
JOHNSON (GEO. W.),
(F 64073, Mar. 30, |
(F |
1908. )
St. Augustine.
Fla. [9225-9233
Johnson’s newspaper boat. 1-9. (H
108050-108058, Mar. 30, 1908; 2 c. of
| each Mar. 23, 1908.)
Southern Pacific train on Horseshoe |
JOHNSON (J. H.), Bradford, N. H.
[9234-9245
Brimming bowl.—Call us early.—
| Friday.—Good morning.—Hark.—Hear
_ Auditorium, Fourth st. entrance, In- |
terior. 20580.
1908. )
(H 109819, Apr. 11,
Fort Snelling & Mississippi river.
8099, 8100. (H 109317, 109318, Apr.
11, 1908.)
Minnesota state capitol. 11 by 14.
(H 109320, Apr. 11, 1908.)
JACKSON (BraprorpD D.), Pasadena,
Cal. [9212, 9213
the belis—Just out.—Resting flock.—
Soft pillow.—Star gazers.—Waiting.—
Watching. (12 photographs. H 107200—
107211, Mar. 11, 1908.)
JOHNSTON (R. W.) stupios, Pittsburg,
Pa. [9246
Easter 1908. (H 108369, Apr. 4,
1908. )
JONES (JOHN M.), Washington, D. C.
[9247, 9248
Bryan (W. J.)
Washington (Geo.)
(H 107248, 107249, Mar. 12, 1908.)
JUDGE COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
Little Johnny and the Teddy bears.
| G8 633I5)' Mar... 5),19085- 1 c. Mar.:'5,
| 1908; 1 ce Mar. 12, 1908.)
La Canada valley, Cal., in winter. |
Picturesque La Canada valley, Cal.
(H 107231, 107232, Mar. 12, 1908.) |
Jackson (MapDAM
Topeka, Kans. [9214
Jackson (Madam Nanie Brenton).
(H 107678, Mar. 19, 1908.)
39179—08 2
NANIE BRENTON), |
[9249-9253
— (F 63450, Mar. 11, 1908.)
—— (F 63948, Mar. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 64198, Apr. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 64467, Apr. 10, 1908.)
Kez (I. D.), Reynoldsville, Pa. [9254
Reynoldsville, Pa., 1st M. E. church.
| (H 108121, Mar. 25, 1908.)
150 CATALOGUE OF
KINSEY (Darius), Seattle, Wash.
[9255-9262
C. M. & St. P. ry., Washington views. |
x 107, x110, x11], x114<x118.
108488—108495, Apr. 7, 1908.)
KREBAUM (C. A.), La Crosse, Wis.
[9263
Looking at La Crosse where life is
worth living. (F 64555, Apr. 13, 1908;
2c. Apr. 4, 1908.)
Krorp (E. C.) co., Milwaukee, Wis.
[9264
(H
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.1v.n.8., V7.3
Levick (Epwin)-—Continued.
Deacon (Miss Edith) and Baldwin
(Mrs. Chas.) (H 107355, Mar. 13,
| 1908.)
Lewis (Joun G.), Dayton, Oreg.
[9291
Harvesting Oregon potatoes. (H
107758, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Lipsy (FrRep L.), Sanford, Me.
[9292, 9293
Ruffed grouse.
Sly old fox.
(H 107606, 107607, Mar. 16, 1908.)
LIEBSTADER MILLINERY cCO., Kansas
City, Mo. [9294
Our pet. (G 18259, Feb. 24, 1908.)
LITCHFIELD srupDIo, Arlington, Mass.
3, |
Milwaukee, Wis., new auditorium.
(F 63762, Mar. 21, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 12,
1908. ) )
LANG (J. W.), Philadelphia, Pa. [9265
Peach (Dr.) (F 64205, Apr.
1908. )
LANGILL COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [9266
Portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds.
(H 107621, Feb. 26, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 25,
1908. )
LANGLEY (HERMAN
water, Fla.
OsporRN), Clear-
- 108101-108104, Mar. 30, 1908.)
[9267-9270
Belleair, Fla., Hotel Belleview [1-4] |
(H 109297-109300, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Apr. 11, 1908.)
LAWRENCE (GEo. R.) co., Chicago, Ill.
[9271-9275 |
Billiard tournament at Orchestra
hall. (H 1079938, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Buffington Universal
ment co. Plants nos. 3-4.
109350, Apr. 13, 1908. )
[9295-9299
Lawson (Thomas W.) 14. (H
(H 108364, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Littieg (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y.
{9300
Mount Holyoke college. (F 64294,
Apr. 6, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 7, 1908.)
LIveERMORE & Knicut, Providence, R. I.
9301
(H
et Wy
Gentlemen—the Vice-Admiral.
107731, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Ione (Patrick B.), Frederick, Md.
[9302
Hotel Braddock, Braddock Heights,
_Md., View of park and observatory
| from.
Portland ce- |
(H 109349, |
| LONGMONT COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION,
La Grange, Ill., bird’s eye view, at |
800 ft. elevation.
1908. )
at 1000 ft.
107994, Mar. 28, 1908.)
LEE (C. H.), New Iberia, La.
[9276-9285
Near New Iberia, La. [1-8] (F
63479, 63482-63488, Mar. 12, 1908.)
New Iberia, La. [1, 2] (F 63480,
63481, Mar. 12, 1908.)
LEEK (WILLIAM S.), Windsor, Conn.
[9286, 9287
(H 108274, Apr. 2,
elevation. (H
Windsor, Conn., Methodist Episcopal |
church. (F 63961, Mar. 17, 1908; 2 e¢.
Mar. 10, 1908.)
(H 107622, Mar. 10, 1908.)
LrEvicK (EDWIN), New York, N. Y.
[9288-9290
Alexander (Mrs. C. B. and Miss Har-
riet). (H 107356, Mar. 13, 1908.)
Birland (Miss Georgette),
(Miss Irene) and Street (Miss Susan).
(H 107354, Mar. 13, 1908.)
(H 105739, Jan. 31, 1908; 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1908; 1 c. Mar. 7, 1908.)
Longmont, Colo. [9
Thumb (Mrs. Gen. Tom) and party.
1-3. (H 107363-107365, Mar. 13,
1908. )
Lounspury (FReEp C.), Plainfield, N. J.
9306-9309
[
Blue and the gray. (F 64149, Apr.
1, 1908.)
Story of the flag. (F 64152, Apr.
1, 1908.)
They gave their all. (F 64151, Apr.
1, 1908.)
Under one flag. (I 64150, Apr, 1,
1908. )
_LuppeEN (WuLitAm §.), Schenectady,
WN. Ys [9310
Concourse in new Union station. (H
| 107659, Mar. 18, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 17,
:
;
|
Page |
_ 1908.)
Lum (BeERTHA), Minneapolis, Minn.
[9311-9314
Geisha (A.)—Geisha girls.—Holly-
hocks.—Junks in inland sea (4 prints.
| £ 63564-63567, Mar. 14, 1908.)
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
Lutes ‘(Harry G.), Fredonia, Kans.
[9315, 93816
Fredonia, Kans. [1,2]
108446, Apr. 6, 1908. )
McCartHy (HELEN Lovesoy), Walt-
ham, Mass. [9317
Easter greetings. (KF 63962, Mar.
mo, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 20, 1908.)
McCLintock (NorMAN), Pittsburg, Pa.
[9818-9322
House’ cleaning.—Reveries.
tary plumbing.—Thrush nursery.—
Watchful mother. (5 photographs.
108437-108441, Apr. 6, 1908.)
MACDONALD (PIRIE), New York, N. Y.
[9323, 9824
Leonhard (Dr. Rudolph) H,I. (H
108149, 108150, Apr. 1, 1908.)
Collinwood disaster, last rites of the
unidentified victims. (H 108043, Mar.
2s, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 23, 1908.)
-McFAraNnp PUBLICITY SERVICE, Harris-
burg, Pa. [9326-9331
American beauties.—Carnations.—
Cut flowers.—Easter lilies—Lilies of
the valley.—Violets. (6 prints. F
64228-64233, Apr. 4, 1908.)
‘McLeop (F. T.), Chicago, [11.
[98382-9371
Down in Honeymoon valley with
Pete et, 15. (8 LOTT85—107788,
wep, 29, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec. 23,
1907.)
Fetch over the canoe. 1, 5, 9, 17.
(H 107777-107780, Feb. 29, 1908; 2 c.
of each Dec. 23, 1907.)
Golden dreams. 5, 12, 138.
2c. of each Dec. 23, 1907.)
——7*. (H 107790, Feb. 29, 1908;
2 c. Feb. 10, 1908.)
Hearts and eyes. 1, 4, 12, 13, 14.
of each Mar. 21, 1908.)
Is it very far to Heaven. 2, 3, 6, 11.
of each Dec. 23, 1907.)
Just to remind you. 38, 4, 5, 14.
107741-107744, Mar. 21, 1908.)
Monterey. 38, 4.
(H
1908; 1 ¢. of each Mar. 21, 1908.)
— 5-8, 10-12. (H 107770-107776,
@eb. 29, 1908; 2 c. of each Feb. 10,
1908. )
mernaps. 4 9 11. (HH 107765-
107767, Feb. 29, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec.
25, 1907.)
We cant play with you. 1, 3,5. (H
07750-107752, Mar. 21, 1908.)
ae
McFartanpd (JOHN), Cleveland, Ohio. |
[9325 |
(H
107789, 107791, 107792, Feb. 29, 1908; |
| 1908; 2 c. Mar. 19, 1908.)
(H 107745-107749, Mar. 21, 1908; 2c. |
(H 107781-107784, Feb. 29, 1908; 2 ¢. !
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
McManus (B. F.), New York, N. Y.
(H 108445, —
[9372, 9373
Philoon (Cadet). 14197. (H 108395,
Apr. 4, 1908.)
Wilson (Woodrow). 12082. ‘Cie
| 108394, Apr. 1908.)
Sani- |
McNasury (Louis M.), Chicago, Ill.
[9374
Roosevelt (S. S.), Chicago, Ill. (H
107695, Mar. 20, 1908; 2-¢c. Mar. 9,
1908. )
| MANNING (WARREN H.), North Bil-
lerica, Mass. [9375, 93876
‘North Billerica, Mass. Manning
manse.
Manning manse, library.
(H 108123, 108122, Mar. 31, 1908; 2
ce. of each Mar. 27, 1908.)
MARKENDORFF (GEORGE), New York,
ny [9377-9386
At the shore. (G 18254, Mar. 10,
1908. )
Blowing bubbles. (G 18249, Mar. 10,
1908. )
Coasting. (G 18250, Mar. 10, 1908.)
Down south (G 18251, Mar. 10,
1908.)
In China. (G 18255, Mar. 10, 1908.)
In Holland. (G 18256, Mar. 10, 1908.)
In Switzerland. (G 18257, Mar. 10,
1908. )
On the farm. (G18258, Mar. 10,
1908. )
Playing house. (G 18252, Mar. 10,
1908. )
Street urchins. (G18253, Mar. 10,
1908. )
MARSHALL (E. D.), East Hartford,
Conn. [9387
Our Jennie. (H 107900, Mar. 25,
| MARSHALL (Oscar), Newark, N. J.
| child. 1.
(H 107768, 107769, |
Feb. 29, 1908; 1 c. of each Feb. 10, |
[9388
Allison (Wm. B.) (F 638967, Mar.
27, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 28, 1908.)
MARSHALL (WILBERT E.),
Mass.
Lawson
Arlington,
[9389, 9390
(Thomas W.) and grand-
(H 107349, Mar. 13, 1908.)
—— 2. (H 107476, Mar. 14, 1908.)
MARTIN (HeENRy A.), Ambler, Pa.
[9891, 9392
Constitution (The). (F 61722, Jan.
| 16, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1907.)
| Marx (EMANUEL), Chicago, Il.
Pennsylvania (U. S. S.) (F 63908,
Mar. 26, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 27, 1908.)
[9393
Birth cirtificate. (F 63464, Feb. 29,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1908.)
152
Mayer (Ext), Paterson, N. J. [9394
Mizrah (A) or prayer.
Mar. 26, 1908.)
MELIES (GEO.), Paris, France.
[9395-9400
Dream of an _ opium fiend.
107381, Mar. 14, 1908.)
In the barber shop.
24, 1908.)
Long distant wireless photography.
(H 107866, Mar. 24, 1908.)
(H 107868, Mar.
Night with masqueraders in Paris. |
(H 107865, Mar. 24, 1908.)
Prophetess of Thebes.
Mar. 24, 1908.)
Why that actor was late. (H 107644,
Mar. 18, 1908.)
Mercer (8S. W.), Iowa City, Iowa.
[9401, 9402
Champion of American liberties.
Fidelity to the people.
(EF 64428, 64429, Mar. 14, 1908.)
MILLER (George W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[94038, 9404
(F 63987, Mar. 28,
(H 107867,
Ain’t he cute.
1908. )
Little builder. (F. 64837, Apr. 7,
1908. )
MINDERHOUT (J. W.), Marion, Ala.
‘ [9405, 9406
Patsie at the well.
Patsie’s homestead.
(H 107930, 107929, Mar. 26, 1908;
2 c. of each Mar. 10, 1908.)
MITCHELL (JOHN J.) co., New York,
ps [9407-9411
American fashions, Sartorial art
journal, March, 1908, Supplements—
A, B. (F 62164, 62165, Jan. 27, 1908;
2 c. of each Mar. 21, 1908.)
——C-E. (F 63579-63581, Mar. 16,
1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 21, 1908.)
MITCHELL (JOHN W.), Washington,
D. GC, [9412
Futurity. (H 107617, 11,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1908.)
MOFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, Ill.
[9413-9417
Mar.
Chance (Frank L.) (H_ 108130, |
Apr. 1, 1908.)
Hopkins (Sen. A. J.) (H 107181,
Mar. 11, 1908.)
Hughes (Hon. Chas. Evans) 1-3. (H |
107182-107184, Mar. 11, 1908.)
Montross (N. E.), New York, N. Y.
[9418, 9419 ©
Broad and Wall streets. From the
painting by Childe Hassam. 4 x 9.
(H 108158, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Enchanted sty—Circe and the friends
of Ulysses; by Horatio Walker.
1093238, Apr. 13, 1908.)
(F 63911, |
64099, Mar. 30, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 14,
(HY
(H
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Morcan (ALFRED), Murphy, N. C.
[
Sunny Africa in Dixie land. (F
1908.)
Morcan’s (ENOCH) SONS cO., New
York, N. Y. [9421
Goose chase. (G 18338, Mar. 20,
1908. )
Morris (J. L.), Lawrence, Kans,
Kansas state university. Al, A2.
Lawrence, Kans., Haskell institute.
(H 107982-107984, Mar. 28, 1908.)
MorRISsON (PAUL), Catskill, N. Y.
9425, 9426
Catskill, N. Y., Thompson st.
Leeds valley, Leeds, N. Y.
(H 107629, 107628, Mar. 17, 1908.)
Morr (H. Oaxtey), Coatesville, Pa.
[9427
Tapping the midnight heat. (H
107634, Mar. 17, 1908.)
MULLER, LUCHSINGER & Co., New York,
N. Y. [9428-9430
Autumnal glory. 217. (G 18404,
Mar. 31, 1908.)
Fishermen’s return off the coast of
Maine. 216. (G 184038, Mar. 81,
1208. )
Winter solitude. 218. (G 18405,
Mar. 31, 1908.) ©
Myers (Court), Germantown, N. Y.
[9431-9434
Fox creek bridge.
yermantown corners.
Germantown, N. Y., harvesting ice.
(F 63542-63544, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Jealousy falls. (F 63703, Mar, 19,
1908. )
NATIONAL CANDY Co., Jersey City, N. J.
[9435-9437
Golden rod girl. (F 638441, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Lake shore girl. (F 638442, Mar. 2,
1908. )
Surf girl. (F 63440, Mar. 2, 1908.)
NATIONAL CUTLERY CO., Detroit, Mich.
[94388
They hold an edge. (F 63583, Mar.
16, 1908.)
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH Co., Chicago, Ill.
Arrested attention. 3148.
Chief (The). 3144.
Feathers and flowers. 3129.
Flora regina. 3130.
Fluffy. 3132.
(H 107684—107688, Mar. 19, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
158
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH co.—Continued.
High gear. 3176. (H 108368, Apr.
4, 1908.)
Interest acquired. 3131.
Lace and Grace. 3128.
Move on. 3142.
Moving force. 3145.
Ruffles. 31338.
(H 107689-1076938, Mar. 19, 1908.)
NATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION, New
Work, N. Y. [9450-9452
Depew (Senator Chauncey M.) at
his desk.
House committee investigating
charges against Submarine boat co.
(H 107656, Mar. 18, 1908.)
Knox (Senator Philander C.) at his
desk.
(H 107710, 107711, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Washington,
[9453
American battle ship fleet at Rio de
Janeiro. (F 64153, Apr. 1, 1908.)
NAVY PUBLISHING CO.,
NEEDHAM (W. M.), North Benning-
ton, Vt. [9454, 9455
Bennington, Vt., in the near future.
North Bennington, Vt., in the near
future.
(H 107970, 107971, Mar. 27, 1908;
2c. of each Mar. 20, 1908.)
New York (Ciry oF), New York, N. Y.
[9456-9460
Lafayette (Marquis de); by Morse.
(H 107807, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Jackson (Andrew); by Vanderlyn.
(H 107806, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Jay (John); by J. Trumbull. (H
107808, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Lewis (Morgan); by J. Trumbull.
(H 107804, Mar, 23, 1908.)
Tompkins (Daniel D.); by J. Trum-
bull. (H 107805, Mar. 23, 1908.)
| NEW
N. Y. EVENING TELEGRAM—Continued.
Little Mrs. Thoughtful. (F 63627,
Mar. 16, 1908.)
(F 63836, Mar. 23, 1908.)
——(F 64096, Mar. 30, 1908.)
(F 64330, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Pilgrim’s progress. (F 63516, Mar.
12, 1908.)
—(F 638687, Mar. 19, 1908.)
——(F 63956, Mar. 26, 1908.)
—(F 64331, Apr. 2, 1908.)
——(F 64424, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Puggy Poodle. (F 63515, Mar. 12,
1908.)
—(F 63710, Mar. 20, 1908.)
——(F 68986, Mar. 27, 1908.)
——(F 64165, Apr. 2, 1908.)
(F 64460, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 63626,
Mar. 16, 1908.)
(F 63837, Mar. 23, 1908.)
——(I" 63995, Mar. 28, 1908.)
——(F 64828, Apr. 6, 1908.)
—(F 64487, Apr. 11, 1908.)
YORK HERALD Co., Jersey City,
Nag. [9494-9566
Adventures of the Angle people:
(F 63495, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1908.)
(F 63707, Mar. 20, 1908; 2 e.
| Mar. 23, 1908.)
N. Y. EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y. herald |
co.), Jersey City, N. J. [9461-9493
Book-taught Bilkins.
11, 1908.)
— (F 63655, Mar. 17, 1908.)
— (F 63807, Mar. 25, 1908.)
— (F 64145, Apr. 1, 1908.)
— (F 64874, Apr. 7, 1908.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
63574, Mar. 14, 1908.)
— (F 63628, Mar.
— (F 68711, Mar.
— (F 63835, Mar.
— (F 63994, Mar.
— (F 64097, Mar.
— (F 64225, Apr.
— (F 64329, Apr.
— (F 64483, Apr.
(FE
16, 1908.)
20, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
28, 1908.)
30, 1908.)
4, 1908.)
6, 1908.)
10, 1908.)
(F 63984, Mar. 27, 1908; 2 e¢.
Mar. 28, 1908.)
Anarchist bomb hurled at police in
Union square. (F 64094, Mar. 30,
1908. )
Angelic Angeline. (F 63504, Mar.
12, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 23, 1908.)
(EF 63510, Mar. 12, 1908;
Mar. 28, 1908.)
(F 64170, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 ce. Apr.
9
J
ee
6, 1908.)
——(F 64176, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr.
11, 1908.)
Ba-ba. (EF 63500, Mar. 12, 1908;
2 ec. Mar. 16, 1908.)
(EF 63507, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 ce.
| Mar. 23, 1908.)
(F 63462, Mar. |
(EF 63513, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 ec.
Mar. 28, 1908.)
(F 64168, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr.
6, 1908.)
——(F 64174, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr.
14, 1908.)
Blue jackets waiting to cook a
turtle. (F 63652, Mar. 17, 1908.)
Bull fight witnessed by U. S. sailors
at Lima. (F 64092, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Buster Brown. (F 63502, Mar. 12,
| 1908; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1908.)
(F 63508, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1908.)
(F 63509, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 e.
Mar. 28, 1908.)
154
NEw YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
Apr. 6, 1908.)
(¥ <G4A076, Apr.02)53908 ;. 2. ec.
Apr. 11, 1908.)
Calle de Alvarez showing result of
last years earthquake. (EF 64095,
Mar. 30, 1908.)
Cleveland (Grover). 1-4. (H
108136-—108139, Apr. 1, 1908.)
Fleet at Magdalena bay.
Mar. 25, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 26, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffles. (F 63496, Mar. 12,
1908 ; 2 ec. Mar. 16, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v.3
NEw YORK HERALD co.—Continued.
(CE. 64172,-Apre 2), 190832 ¢. |
}
(F 63908,
view of the town and Man of
war cove. (F 63623, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Mauretania cuts down rival’s lead.
(F 64332, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Mediterranean cruises lure many
voyagers. (F 63625, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Mexican bay. (F 6385738, Mar. 14,
1908. )
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
63501, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 16,
1908. )
(F 63506, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1908.)
(F 63512, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 e«.
| Mar. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 63708, Mar. 20, 1908; 2 c.
Mar. 23, 1908.)
(F 63985, Mar. 27, 1908; 2 c. |
Mar. 28, 1908. )
—— (F 64166,
Apr. 6, 1908.)
—— (F 64459,
Apr. 11, 1908.)
breaking off conversation. (H
108141, Apr. 1, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 17%,
1908. )
Apr. 9, 1908; 2 e.
watching an artist at work.
(H 108140, Apr. 1, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 17,
1908. )
Georgia [U.S.8S.] at target practice,
Magdalena bay. (F 638904, Mar. 25,
1908; 2c. Mar. 26, 1908.)
making ready for target prac-
tice. (F 63853, Mar. 24, 1908; 2 ec.
Mar. 25, 1908.)
Jumbo junior. (EF 63499, Mar.
1908; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1908.)
Liberty men ashore at Callao.
64091, Mar. 30, 1908.)
(F 64167, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 ec. Apr.
6, 1908.)
Apr, 2. IDDSs 2 @, |
(F 64175, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr.
11, 1908.)
Observers on turret top watching
target practice. (F 64112, Mar. 31,
| 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1908.)
| public policy.
Personal liberty in its relation to
(F 63709, Mar. 20, 1908 ;
2 c. Mar. 23, 1908.)
Sailors from the fleet ready for a
baseball game at Callao. (F 64093,
Mar. 30, 1908..)
St. Denis (Dispatch boat) approach-
ing Magdalena. (F 63854, Mar, 24,
| 1908; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1908.)
(F |
Liberty men landing at Callao. (F
64090, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
63497, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
1908. )
16, |
12 waukee and Albany.
maty
St. Louis (U.S. 8.), Charleston, Mil-
(F 63654, Mar.
17, 1908.)
Sixty-eight liners form today’s pro-
cessions. (EF 64110, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Targets being marked. (F 64111,
Mar. 31, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 1, 1908.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 63498,
Mar. 12, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1908.)
) (F 63505, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 ¢.
| Mar. 23, 1908.)
(F 63511, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 e
| Mar. 28, 1908.)
| ——(F 64169, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c.
| Apr. 6, 1908.)
(F 64177, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
(F 63508, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 ec.
Mar. 238, 1908.)
(F 63514, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 «. |
Mar. 28, 1908.)
(FP) G471,. Apr. :2, 4908: 2 ec.
Apr. 6, 1908.)
(FE .64178, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 e.
Apr, 11, 1908:) |
Magdalena and the fleet. (F 63852, |
Mar. 24, 1908: 2 c. Mar. 25, 1908.)
Magdalena bay.
1908; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1908,)
chart of. (F 63624, Mar. 16,
1908. )
—— Man of war cove. (F 638622,
Mar. 16, 1908.)
— panoramic view. (KF 64089,
Mar. 30, 1908.)
Magdalena bay
2621, Mar. 16, 1908.)
265, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 26, 1908.)
(Town of). © (FEF NeEwett (R.) & son, Philadelphia,
8 ;
city marshal of. (F 63906, Mar. |
gs =, | (Executive officer.)
(F 63572, Mar. 14, | 55° 1908; 2c. Mar. 26, 1908.)
Apr. 11, 1908.)
Torpedo boat having torpedo firing
practice. (IF 63653, Mar. 17, 1908.)
Wainwright (Capt.) [and] Eberle
(F 638905, Mar.
New York TIMES co., New York, N. Y-
[9567, 9568
Some impressions of the passing
show. (IF 63517, Mar. 12, 1908.)
— (F 638855, Mar. 24, 1908.)
Pa.
[9569
(H
First United States mint.
108361, Apr. 3, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS 155
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
|
NEwToN (WaRREN Z.), Marshalltown, Pacu pros., New York, N. Y.
Iowa. [9570-9572 © [9647-9654
New York to Paris race. De Dion | Pingham (Gen. Theo. A.) and staff.
French car. (H 107605, Mar. 16, 86401. (H 107633, Mar. 17, 1908.)
1908. ) Harriman (E. H.) 86564. (H
——Moto Bloc French car. (H | 1076382, Mar. 17, 1908.)
108047, Mar. 30, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 19, Morton (Ex-Gov. L. P.) 86636
1908. ) | small, 86636 large. (H 108147, 108148,
—— Protos, German car. (H Apr. 1, 1908.)
108048, Mar. 30, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 1%, | aft (Secretary) and Fort (Gov.)
1908. ) 86800. (H 108143, Apr. 1, 1908.)
NEWTON (WILLIAM Epwarp), Oberlin, | ‘Taft (Secretary), Fort (Gov.) and
Ohio. [95738 Takahira (Baron). 86801, S6802 B,
Oberlin college presidents. (H | 86802 C. (H 108144108146, Apr. 1,
108120, Mar. 31, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 1, | 1908.)
1908. ) | Pace (Epwarp T.), Chicago, II.
Wicort (W. T.), Wheeling, W. Va.'| . [9655-9658
ay F [9574 | Old age. (F 68862, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Wheeling, W. Va., pumping station, Study in light and shade. (F 63861,
ater works. (H 108467, Apr. 6,1908; | Mar. 9, 1908.)
Pe Apr. 7, ess 4 Study in outline. (F 63863, Mar. 9,
1908. )
OETTINGER (ADOLPH J.), Boston, Mass. Youth. (F 63860, Mar. 9, 1908.)
[9575, 9576 |
Little violinist. | ParKINSON & DocKeNporrrF, La Crosse,
Messe copie; by Miiller. | Wis. [9659
(F 63562, 63563, Mar. 14, 1908.) | Young men’s Christian association.
| (H 107090, Mar. 9, 1908.)
O’GoRMAN aGEeNcy, New York, N. Y. |
[9577-9579 | PENFIELD (N. W.), New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y. [1-3] (G 18325— [9660-9663
18327, Mar. 18, 1908; 2c. of each Apr. | Cleveland baseball team. 1908.
6, 1908.) | New York Giants baseball team.
1908.
OsBoRNE co., New York, N. Y. Philadelphia National league base-
[9580-9583 | ball team. 1908.
Harbor-Dordrecht, evening in. [1-4] St. Louis National league baseball
(F 63970-63973, Mar. 27, 1908.) team. 1908.
Late summer tourist. 5% by 44. 109293-1092 Apr. 10. 1908.
Mea hiotiand: cattle. 2a) fa Oar ey ABT, 10, 1008)
by 23. PERKINS (WM. B.), gR., Lead, S. Dak.
(F 68968, 63969, Mar. 27, 1908.) [9664-9674
; { Homestake gold mine, Lead, 8. Dak.,
OTIS LITHOGRAPH co., Cleveland, Ohio. | qash-light photographs of the under-
. [9584-9594 | ground workings. 1-11] (H 108114—
Belle of Richmond. (G 18196, Feb. | 108116, Mar. 31, 1908 ; H 108277—-108280,
p 28, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 24, 1908.) Mar. 31, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 23,
Holland (Mildred). (G 18240, Mar. | 1908: H 108473-108476, Apr. 7, 1908;
7, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1908.) | 2 c. of each Apr. 8, 1908.)
— The provider. (G 18339, Mar.
20, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1908.) PETERS (CLAUS), Craig, Mo.
———_ (G 18241, Mar. 7, 1908; _ [9675-9677
2c. Mar. 2, 1908.) Craig, Mo. [1-8] (H 107223—107225,
Mar. 12, 1908; 1 c. of each Feb. 29,
Wife’s secret [7 theatrical posters]. | 1908; 1 ¢. of each Mar. 12, 1908.)
(G 18340-18342, Mar. 20, 1908; 2 ¢. of ; ‘ ‘ "
each Mar. 16, 1908; G 18379-18381, | PHELAN (A. B.), New York, N. Y.
Mar. 26, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 24, ‘ [9678-9683
1908: G 18473, Apr. 9, 1908; 2 c. Apr. [Composite- photographs of gigantic
4, 1908.) vegetation] 1-6. (H 107725—107730,
Mar. 20, 1908.)
Burcaurr (R: F.), Flushing, N.Y. ;
[9595-9646 | PILLING (J. L.), Chicago, Il. [9684
[Bank series] 1-52. (F 64002-64053, | Turn table tractors. (F 63530, Mar.
Mar. 28, 1908.) | 18, 1908; 2. ¢. Mar. 23, 1908.)
156
PoHLE (FREDERICK), Buffalo, N. Y.
[9685-9687
Butler (Archie Nelson). (H 107238,
Mar. 12, 1908.)
McFadden (Red).
25, 1908.)
Rose.
(H 107924, Mar.
(H 107923, Mar. 25, 1908.)
Post Pup. co., Denver, Colo.
|
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
REED (F.), Washington, D. C. [9712
Washington Monument, from west
porch of the Treasury. (H 107199,
Mar. 11, 1908.)
RFED (RoLAND W.), Bemidji, Minn.
[9713-9721
_ Caribou.—Loading up.—Looking.—
_More hunters.—More in sight.—Pil-
[9688, 9689 |
Doce Bird and Hum Dinger en route.
(F 63524, Feb. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 63521, Mar. 2, 1908.)
| per.—Wolf hunt.
| 107513-—107523, Mar. 14, 1908.)
lagers —Some one coming.—Trap-
(9 photographs. H
_Itrtay (NeEtson A.), New York, N. Y.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©O0., Provi-
dence, R. I. [9690-9697
Christmas lesson. 23} by 263. (G)
18495, Apr. 14, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 11, |
1908. )
Paul preaching. 3 by 47%. (F
64076, Mar. 30, 1908.) )
Prison doors opened. 3% by 41s. |
(F 64077, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Review lesson. 2%5 by 3. (F 64001,
Mar. 28, 1908.)
ODE x: Die.
1908. )
Solomon chooses wisdom.
(F 64000, Mar. 28, 1908.)
28 x 2%. (G 18429, Apr. 3,
1908; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1908.)
—— 233 by 264.
1908; 2 c. Apr. 11, 1908.)
PutnaM (E. D.), Antrim, N.
(G 18428, Apr. 3,
2% by 3.
H
Chums.
2 ce. Mar. 28, 1908.)
Latest in hats. (H 107978, Mar.
1908; 2 c. Mar. 28, 1908.)
Teddy and I. (H 107976, Mar. 27,
1908; 2 ec. Mar. 28, 1908.)
Two is a company.
27, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 28, 1908.)
RAGSDALE (M. C.), San Angelo, Tex.
(G 18494, Apr. 14, |
Rospins (H. I.), Boston, Mass.
[9698-9701
(H 107977, Mar. 27, 1908;
[9722
Barrel of fun. (H 107619, Mar. 17,
1908.)
Ripatey (W. T.) CALENDAR Co., Great
Falls, Mont. [9723
Smoke of a forty-five. (H 108363,
Apr. 4, 1908.) ;
Rine (H.), Chicago, Il. [9724
Vor Frelsers Norske Ey. Luth. kirke,
50 aars jubelfest. 1908. (F 64462,
Mar. 25, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1908.)
RiorDaAN (G. C.) & co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [9725-9730
Elks’ memorial tablet. 8760-8765.
(IF 64215-64220, Apr. 4, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Jan. 23, 1908.)
[9731-9748
Couple in hammock. 995, 1002. (G
18295, 18296, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Girl and fellow in auto. 1027, 1028,
ser. 1029-3, ser. 10294, ser. 1030-2. (G
18306-18210, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Girl and fellow in canoe. 1000, 1006,
ser. 1029-3, ser. 10294. (G 18300—-
(G
(H 107975, Mar. | 18308, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Girl and fellow in hammock.
| 18294, Mar. 16, 1908.)
9702, 9703 |
[9702, 9703 | 16, 1908.)
San Angelo, Tex. [1, 2] (H 107988,
107989, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Raxow (H. A.), Ludington, Mich.
[9704, 9705
General Gillespie (U. S. dredge).
Wolverine (U. S.) first iron-clad
battle ship, built in 1848.
(H 108498, 108499, Apr. 8, 1908; 2c.
Mar. 30, 1908.)
RANKIN (H. W.), Plainfield, N. J.
[9706-9710
Kennebunkport, Maine.
(H 106469-106473, Feb. 19, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Mar. 23, 1098.)
REED (Dr. A.) CUSHION SHOE co., New
York Nay. J
Chauncey.
2-c. Apr. 1, 1908.)
— 1004.
Girl and fellow standing on boating
landing. Ser. 1030-2. (G 18305, Mar.
Girl coming down stairs to canoe.
(G 18304, Mar. 16, 1908; 2 c. of
' each Mar. 16, 1908.)
1001-1005. |
[9711
(G 18439, Apr. 4, 1908;
Girl descending from auto, and fel-
low. Ser. 1030-4. (G 18311, Mar. 16,
1908. )
Girl in hammock. 994, 996, 997. (G
18297-18299, Mar. 16, 1908.)
RouHRER (GEORGE GILBERT), Wilkins-
burg, Pa. [9749
Harrisburg, Pa., fire scene, Pennsyl-
yania’s old capitol building, Feb. 2,
1896. (H 108660, Apr. 10, 1908; 2c.
Apr. 11, 1908.)
RoMANS PHOTOGRAPHIC co., Seattle,
Wash. [9750
Seattle, from the harbor. (H 107642,
| Mar. 17, 1908. )
eal
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
157
Rose (H, M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[9751-9766
[Fourth of July post cards. 1-4]
(F 64345-64349, Apr. 7, 1908.)
Greetings. (F 64351, Apr. 7, 1908.)
[Halloween post cards. 1-11] (F
64849, 64350, 64352-64356, Apr. 7, 1908;
¥ 64416-64419, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Rose co., Philadelphia, Pa. [9767-9778
Baby’s anticipation.
Baby’s greeting,
Christmas wish.
Dollie’s surprise.
Dolly’s fall.
Dolly’s good wishes.
Milk toast.
(F 68675-63681, Mar. 18, 1908.)
Pig and turkey.
Pleasant Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving greeting.
‘Thanksgiving toast.
(F 63799-63802, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Xmas prayer. (F 63682, Mar. 18,
1908.)
ROSENTHAL Co., New York, N. Y.
[9779, 9780
Having an enjoyable trip. 256.
We will expect you for dinner.
(F 63884, 638885, Feb. 20, 1908.)
Ross (CHAS.) & SON co., Brooklyn,
Na XY [9781-9823
Paint and color mills. (F 63466,
Mar. 12, 1908; 2c. Mar. 2, 1908.)
244,
Ross improved mills [1-5]. (F
63864-63868, Mar. 19. 1908.)
——no.36... paint and varnish
mixer,
no. 30 mammouth change can
mixers, ete. [1-2].
mixers. [1-2].
—no.30...
mixer.
electrical compound
no. 73 C chocolate ... melan-
geur.
— no. 36 C chocolate ... kettle.
——no. 121-122, carbon paper coat-
ing, etc. machines.
Ross (CHAS.) & soN co.—Continued.
no. 52 three roller ... ink mill.
no. 41 kneading and mixing
_ machines [1-4].
no. 42 kneading machines, etc.
— no. 36... varnish cutter, etc.
no. 89 hexagon bolting reel...
feeder, ete.
no. 84, 83 barrel packers.
——no. 86... book ink mixer.
no. 85 two roller oats crusher.
no. 85 two roller dry crushers
[1-3].
no. 7) ... breaker and crusher.
— no. 66... pulverizing mills.
no. 64 Burr stone mills.
(F 64255-64291, Apr. 6, 1908.)
P.), Washington,
[9824, 9825
Rosser (WILLIAM
D. C.
If I don’t miss my train.
Which bait are you using.
(F 64477, 64478, Apr. 10, 1908.)
RoToGRAPH Cco., New York, N. Y.
[9826-9846
B 2358-B 2371, B 2373-B 2386. (H
| 107486—107499, 107501-107514, Mar. 14,
1908. )
Philadelphia, Pa., Hotel Walton
[1-38]. (H 107990-107992, Mar. 28,
| 1908.)
RottTMerR (H. E.), Washington, D. C.
[9847-9852
Buddha.—Death. —- Fearless. — First
step. — Grief. — Trident. (6 photo-
graphs. H 107193-107198, Mar. 11,
| 1908.)
no. 380-L midget change can.
Rowe (Gro. H.), Ennis, Tex. [9853
Me and my teacher. (F 68705,
Mar. 19, 1908; 2 ec. Feb. 28, 1908.)
Rust's (FRED) sHor, Kansas City, Mo.
[9854-9859
Awake thou wintry eafth (F
_ 68778, Feb. 29, 1908.)
Easter greeting. (F 63774, Feb. 29,
| 1908.)
—no. 113-114 typewriter ribbon |
spooling, etc. machines.
—no. 115-117 typewriter ribbon
cloth folding, etc. machines.
)
Happy Easter. A, B. (F 63771,
63772, Feb. 29, 1908.)
Oh who will sing.
29, 1908.
Spring bursts
(F 638775, Feb.
to-day. (IF 68776,
| Feb. 29, 1908.)
— no. 110, 112, 113 typewriter rib- |
bon saturating, etc. machines.
—no. 95 Whiting chaser.
—no. 98 ... drug chaser, etc.
no. 89 hexagon bolting reel
[1-2].
no. 63 T. R. 48 in. top runner
dry mill.
no. 52 thin steel scraper, ete.
——no. 50 two roller... ink mill.
2 @. of each Mar. 23, 1908.
| SacKetTt & WILHELMS eo., New York,
N. Y. [9860-9862
Carnations. (G 18430, Apr. 4, 1908;
2c. Apr. 3, 1908.)
Fall and winter 1908-1909. Fash-
ions. (EF 63577, Mar. 11, 1908.)
Sweet innocence. (G 18431, Apr. 4,
1908; 2 ce. Apr. 3, 1908.)
158
SANDER (P.), New York, N. Y.
[98638-9875
Meals at all hours.
23, 1908.)
Bar meeting.—Dinner engagement.— |
Doubt. — Early dawn. — Flirtation. —
Last leaf.—Motherly love—Playing a
game.—Playing billiards.—Reaper.—
Salvation.—Telephone message. (12
engravings. F 64236-64247, Apr.
1908. )
SANITOL CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
Louis, Mo.
Charts showing the growth and de-
St.
(F 64426, Mar. |
6, |
velopment of the teeth. 1-12. (F |
63297-63308, Feb. 17, 1908; 2 ec.
each Nov. 12, 1907.)
of |
SASMON (FRep F.), North Bend, Oreg. |
[9888
Breakwater (S. S.) (H 107839, Mar.
18, 1908. )
SAXE EMBROIDERY Co., New York, N. Y.
[9889-9894
My favorite flag:—Columbia; Cor- |
nell; Harvard; Pennsylvania; Prince- |
ton; Yale. (F 63602-63607, Mar. 16,
1908. )
Scuitter (S.), Litchfield, I).
[9895. 9896
American radiator co.,
plant. (H 107187, Mar. 11, 1908.)
Litchfield, I1]., Catholic Church and
parsonage. (H 108406, Apr. 6, 1908;
2c. Mar. 7, 1908.)
Scumipt (KE. T.), Buffalo, Minn. [9897
Pulaski lake. (F 63585, Mar. 14,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 2, 1908.)
ScHMIDT (JOHN Rosert), Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Barclay telegraph instrument [1-3].
(H 108442-108444, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.) Sec’y of war, watch- | Apr. 6, 1908.)
ing a game of ball. (H 1093811, Apr.
11, 1908.)
Tatts <'(Wim H.) old
(H 107192, Mar. 11, 1908.)
ScHONEWOLF (H. W.), Albany, N. Y.
homestead.
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pt. Iv, n.8., v.38
ScHwaB & WoLrFr, New York, N. Y.
[9921-9927
College widow. (G 18384, Mar. 28,
1908. )
Companions.
1908. )
Ice yachting.
1908. )
Indian maid.
1908. )
Pacific fleet. (G 18456, Apr. 7, 1908.)
Russell (Lillian) (G@ 18336, Mar.
(G 18385, Mar. 28,
(G 18457, Apr. 7,
(G 18235, Mar. 6,
(G 18312, Mar. 17,
[9876-9887 | 75: 1908.)
Winners (The)
1908. )
SELF CULTURE SOCIETY, Chicago, Ill.
9928
Anderson (Leland Henry) Chicago’s
infant Hercules. (F 63763, Mar. 2,
| 1908; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1908.)
SHattuck (lL. E.), New York, N. Y.
[9929
Female kangaroo carrying young.
(H 107230, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Suaw (Arsert L.), Holcomb, Wis.
[9930
Eagle house. (I° 63180, Mar. 2, 1908;
| 1 c. Mar. 2, 1908 ; 1 c. Mar. 14, 1908.)
Litchfield |
Suaw (WiLiIAM T.), Pullman, Wash.
[9931, 9932
Denny pheasant chicks.
Hybrid, China pheasant, sooty
, srouse.
(FH 107594, 107595, Mar. 16, 1908. )
SHEAHAN Brookline,
Mass. [9933-9938
And this is what she did to me. (F
(MAuRICE T.),
64060, Mar. 30, 1908.)
[9898-9902 —
[9905-9917 |
Point O’Woods, N. Y. [1-16].
108085-108100, Mar. 30, 1908.)
ScHOULER (RoBERT 8.). North Adams.
(H
Dear—-Life is short. (F 63546, Mar.
14, 1908.)
Is that so.
Lesson
(F 63545, Mar. 14, 1908.)
all lives teach. (F 64235,
(F
(F
Nobody ever rocks me to sleep.
65718, Mar. 21, 1908.)
She loves me, she loves me not.
63717, Mar. 21, 1908.)
SHERMAN (C. A.), Chicago, Ill. [9939
Angel chorus memorial. (IF 63105,
| Feb. 14, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 21, 1908.)
Mass. [9918, 9919 |
Campus at Williams from Memorial
chapel.
Nantucket, old mill.
(H 107650, 107651, Mar. 18, 1908; 2
ec. of each Mar. 9, 1908.)
Wilkins-
9940, 9941
1, Base on
(F 63481,
SHuLTz (LEWIS
burg, Pa.
Shulsie and Spousie.
balls. 2, Out on second.
ALBERT),
| 63482, Mar. 9, 1908.)
_ SILBERER (D.) BrRos., New York, N. Y.
SCHRADER (WILLIAM) & DENNIS (HAR- |
RY), Three Oaks, Mich. [9920
mer time. (H 108897, Apr. 6. 1908.)
[9942, 9943
Polo grounds. (IF 64480, Apr. 9,
1908.) :
Coney Island in the good old sum- |
Soul kiss, or Bliss. (F 64431, Apr.
9, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 2, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
SIMPSON (ALFRED L.),
Ny Y. [9944-9951
Beautiful name. (H 108081, Mar.
80, 1908. )
Coming through the rye.
Mar. 13, 1908.)
(H 107350,
Darling, darling. - (H 108082, Mar. |
30, 1908.)
Darling I love you.
Mar. 30, 1908.)
(H 108083,
Harvesting. (H 107351, Mar. 13.
1908. )
Music so sweet. (H 108084, Mar. |
30, 1908.)
Ray of sunshine. (H 107352, Mar.
13, 1908.)
Weary hours.
~ 1908.)
SLOAN (J. V.) & co., New York, N. Y.
' [9952-9955
(G 18465, Apr.
(H 107353, Mar. 13,
Babe in the house.
» 8, 1908.)
Make hay. (G 18464, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Stitch in time. (G 18466, Apr. 8,
1908. )
There’s many a slip. (G 18467, Apr.
§, 1908. )
SmitH (Mrs. Dorotuy M.), Seattle,
Wash: [9956
Whole Damn family on the hog. (F
64234, Feb. 11, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 3, 1908. )
SmirH (Exma M.), Boston, Mass.
(9957
Francis (Rey. Jas. A.) (H 107898,
Mar. 24, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 17, 1908.)
SmitrH (Erwin E.), Boston, Mass.
[9958-9961
Bronce gets ugly. (H 108517, Apr. 8,
1908. )
Buster thrown.
1908. )
Cutting out from
108518, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Heavily thrown. (H 108519, Apr. 8,
(H 108520, Apr. 8,
the herd. (H
1908. )
Smita (HerMan E.), Indianapolis,
Ind. [9962
Ready for a catch. (IF 63582, Mar.
16, 1908.)
SMiTH (J. K.), Milton, Vt.
E. Georgia, Vt., two bridges.
108651, Apr. 10, 1908.)
Fairfax, Vt., Bellows free academy. —
(H 108164, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Westford, Vt., Woodpecker
(H 108165, Apr. 2, 1908.)
SmMiItH (SAMUEL B.), Auburn, Maine.
[9966
(H 107674, Mar.
ridge.
Desolation.
1908.)
New York,
[9963-9965 _
(Hi |
19, |
159
Smita (W. F.), Brookline, Mass.
[9967-9970
Rohe (Miss Margaret), A, B. (H
| 108528, 108529, Apr. 9, 1908.)
Stahl (Miss Rose), A, B. (H 108531,
| 108532, Apr. 9, 1908.)
2 c. of each Apr. 3, 1908.
| SmMYSER (Geo. H.), New York, N. Y.
) [9971
Lincoln family in 1861. (H 108124,
Apr. 1, 1908.)
Snow (CuHaAs. F.), San Francisco, Cal.
[9972
Connecticut, Fighting Bob’s flagship.
| (H 107793, Mar. 23, 1908.)
SOLLEDER (Gro.), Darby, Mont. [9973
Blacktail deer. (H 107679, Mar. 19,
1908. )
Somers (MartTINnN A.), Long Island,
i btu 4 [9974
In the welfare of a live student.
(F 64407, Apr. 8, 1908.)
| SOUTHWICK (A. Q.), New York, N. Y.
[9975-9986
Dear hubby series [1-6], Dear wifey
series [1-6] (G 18313-18324, Mar. 17,
1908; 2 c. of each Feb. 29, 1908.)
SPooNER & WELLS, INC.. New York,
Nero [99ST
New York harbor. (H 107734, Mar.
21, 1908.)
| SPRINGER (Harry R.), Denver, Colo.
[9988
Picking up. (F 63706. Mar. 19,-19808 ;
2 c. Feb. 26, 1908.)
| SraLeEY (CHAs. M.), Fairfield, I11.
[9989-9994
Bryan (Wm. Jennings). (F 63478,
Mar. 12, 1908.)
Cannon (Speaker). (F 63475, Mar.
12, 1908.)
Hughes (Goy.). (F 63476, Mar. 12,
1908. )
Johnson (Gov.). (F 63477, Mar.
12, 1908.)
Roosevelt (Theodore). (F 63474,
Mar. 12, 1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.).
1908S. )
2 c. of each Mar. 28, 1908.
| Sranyan (C. P.), Hermiston, Oregon.
[9995-9998
(F 63473, Mar. 12,
First through train from Pasco. (H
108129, Apr. 1, 1908.)
| First water in the reservoir. (H
108403, Apr. 6, 1908.)
First wreck. (H 107760, Mar. 25,
| 1908.)
Inlet chute, Umatilla project. (H
| 108402, Apr. 6, 1908.)
160
STEBBINS (NATHANIEL L.), Somerville,
Mass. [9999-10004
Birmingham (U.S. 8.) 18505-18508,
18511, 18513. (H 107555-107560, Mar.
16, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 23, 1908.)
STEPHENSON (R. L.), Lockport, I.
[10005 |
Joliet fire, looking east. (H 108515,
Apr. 8, 1908.)
STEREO-TRAVEL CO., Corona, L. I., N. Y.
[10006-10807
Acre, besieged by Napoleon, Pales-
tine. (H 107261, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Acro-Corinth, Greece, gateway to
fortifications. (H 108667, Apr.
1908; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1908.)
Aegina, Greece [1, 2]. (H 108668,
108669, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
10, |
14, 1908.)
Alexandria, Egypt. [1-3]. (H
108670-108672, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. Apr.
14, 1908.)
Alhambra, Spain. [1-19]. (Gs ae
| each Apr. 14, 1908.)
church.
| Apr. 14, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
STEREO-TRAVEL Cco.—Continued.
Bethshemish, Palestine, from Jaffa
road. (H 107268, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Brighton, England. f[1, 2]. (H
108758, 108759, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ce. of
Cairo, Egypt. [1-19].
2c. Apr. 14, 1908.)
Cana of Galilee, Palestine (In).
107270, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Canterbury,
(H 108804, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 e.
Capernaum of Galilee,
(H 108770-
108774, 108776-108789, Apr. 10, 1908;
:
(H
England, St. Martin’s —
Palestine,
_ site of. (H 107271, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Certosa, Italy, Facade of church.
(H 107429, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Chester, England. [1-3]. (Hs
108790-108792, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Como, Italy. [1, 2]. (H 107430,
107481, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Conway, Wales. [1, 2]. (H 108807,
108673-108691, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of |
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Alps (French). [1-7].
(H 108692- |
108698, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. |
14, 1908.)
Amalfi, Italy, on the blue Mediter-
ranean. (H 107426, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Amiens, France, front view of cathe-
dral. (H 108699, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ce.
Apr. 14, 1908.)
Anathoth, home of Jeremiah, Pales-
tine. (H 107262, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Appian way, Italy [1, 2]. (H
107427, 107428, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Arles, France. [1-7]. (H 108700-
14, 1908.)
Ashdod, Palestine, drawing wheat
from cistern. (H 1072638, Mar. 12,
1908. )
Askalon, Palestine, general
(H 107264, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Assouan, Egypt. [1-7]. (H108707-
108718, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1908. )
Athens, Greece [1-39]. (H 108714—
108750, 108752, 108753, Apr. 10, 1908;
2c. of each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Avignon, France. [1-4].
view.
108808, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. of each
Apr. 14, 1908.)
Cordova, Spain. [1-8]. (H 108793-
108800, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢«. of each
Apr. 14, 1908.)
Corfu, Greece. [1-3]. (H 108809-
108811, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢@. of each
Apr. 14, 1908.)
Corinth (Old) Greece. [1-3]. (H
108801—108808, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Corinth, Greece. [1, 2].
| 108806, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each
Apr. 14, 1908.)
108706, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. |
| dustry.
(Hi |
108754-108757, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of |
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Baalbek, Syria. [1-4]. (H 107250- |
107253, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Berne, Switzerland. [1-10]. (H |
108760-108769, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Bethany, Palestine, home of Mary,
Martha and Lazarus. (H 107269, Mar.
12, 1908.)
Bethlehem, Palestine. [1-3].
107265-107267, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Damascus, Syria. [1-7]. (Ho
107254—-107260, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Delphi, Greece. [1-6]. (H 108812-
108817, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each
Apr. 14, 1908.)
Do we tourists appreciate Swiss in-
(H 108818, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢.
Apr. 14, 1908.)
Edfu, Upper Egypt. [1-9]. (H
108819-108827, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. Apr.
14, 1908.)
Edinburgh, Scotland. [14]. (H
108828-108831, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Egypt. [1-85]. (H 108832-108866,
Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1908.)
Eleusis, Greece. [1-7]. (H 108867-
108873, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908. )
Emmaus, Palestine, near Jerusalem,
(H 107272, Mar. 12, 1908.)
England. [1-5]. (H 108874—-108878,
| Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. 14,
1908.)
(H | Florence, Italy.
10
[1-8].
7439, Mar. 14, 1908.)
(H 107432-
(H 108805- —
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
161
STEREO-TRAVEL co.—Continued.
Fontainebleau, France. [1-10]. (H
108879-108888, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of |
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
France, old bridge and Rhone river.
(H 108889, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. |
14, 1908.)
Gaza, Palestine, from the west. (H |
107273, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Genoa, Corrido Campo Santo. (H
107440, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Girgenti, Sicily. [1-9]. (H 108890-
108898, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1908. )
Glasgow, Scotland. [1-4]. (H 108899-
108902, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Granda, Spain. [1-7] (H 108903-
108909, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Grasmere, [1-3]
England. (H
108910-108912, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of |
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Greece. [1-8] (H 108913-—108920,
Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. 14,
1908. )
Hastings, England. [1-3]
108921—-108923, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr, 14, 1908.)
Hebron, Palestine. [1-6] (HH |
107274-107279, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Interlaken. Switzerland. [1, 2] (H
108924, 108925, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Isle of Wight, England. [1-4]
108926-108929, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Italy. [1-6] (H 107441-107446, |
Mar. 14, 1908.)
Jafta, Palestine. [1-5] (H 107280-
107284, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Jericho, Palestine, Elisha’s_ pool.
(H 107305, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Jerusalem, Palestine [1-20]
107285-107304, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Judea, Palestine, Ramah of Samuel,
(H 107306, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Lake Como, Italy, [1, 2]
107448, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland [1-4]
(H 1089380-108933, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c.
of each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Lincoln, England, Lincoln cathedral.
(H 108934, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1908. ) .
London, England [1-31] (H 108935-
108965, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Lucerne, Switzerland [1-12] (H
108966—108977, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Madrid, Spain [1-17] (H 108978—
108994, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Magdala of Galilee, Palestine.
107307, Mar. 12, 1908.)
(H
(H
(H
(H |
(H 107447, |
| STEREO-TRAVEL Cco.—Continued.
| Malaga, Spain [1-6] (H 108995-
109000, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.) j
Marseilles, France.
| 109001, 109002, Apr.
of each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Memphis, Egypt. [1-2].
(1, 2.) (H
10, 1908; Ze.
(H 1090038,
109004, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢c. Apr. 14,
1908. )
Messina, Sicily. [1-4]. (H 109005,
109008, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1908. )
Milan, Italy. [1-3].
107451, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Monaco, France. [1, 2.] (H 109009,
109010, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each
| Apr. 14, 1908.)
Monreale, Sicily.
(H 107449-
[1-4.] (H 109011-
| 109014, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢c. Apr. 14,
1908. )
) Monte Carlo, France. [1-3.] (H
109015109017, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Montreux, Switzerland. [1-3.] (H
109018-109020, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
_ Mycenae, Greece. [1-4.] (H 109021-
| 109024, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908. )
Nablus, Palestine. [1,2.] (H 107308,
107309, Mar. 12, 1908.)
| Naples, Italy. [1-8.] (H 107452-
| 107459, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Nauplia, Greece. [1-38] (H 109025-—
109027, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908. )
| Nazareth, Palestine. [1-3]. (H
| 107310-107312, Mar. 12, 1908.) .
Nice, France. [1-3]. (H 109028—
/ 109030, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Nimes, France. [1-9]. (H 109031-
109039, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Olympia, Greece. [1-8] (H 109040—
109047, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
| Paestum, Italy, Greek temple. (H
107460, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Palermo, Sicily. [1-23]. (H 109085-—
109107, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 14,
| 1908.)
Palestine. [1-19]. (H_ 107313-
107318, 107320—107332, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Jacob’s well. (H 107319, Mar.
12, 1908; 1 @ Mar. 12, 1908; 1 c. Mar.
24, 1908.) ‘
Paris, France. [1-387] (H 109048-
109084, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Patras, Greece. [1-3] (H 109108-—
109110, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908. )
162 CATALOGUE OF
——
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
STEREO-TRAVEL Cco.—Continued.
Pavia, Italy, old bridge. (H 107461,
Mar. 14, 1908.)
Pisa, dtaly Pisa
107463, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Pompeii, Italy, [1, 2].
107465, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Port Said, Egypt, [1-3].
409113; Apr. > 10; 3908*' 2 - €:
1908S.)
Rome, Italy [1-42]. (H 107383—
107412, 107414-107425, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Samaria, Palestine, Herod’s columns.
(#1073833; Mar. 12, 1908;:2 c..Mar.
24, 1908.)
Sanur, Palestine, a city set on a hill.
(H 1073834, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Scotland [1-5]. (H 109114—-109118,
Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. of each Apr. 14,
1908. )
Segesta, Sicily.
(H 107462,
(H 107464,
(H 109111-
Apr. 14,
[1-6]. (H 109119-
109124, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 14,
1908. )
Segovia, Spain. [1-5]. (H 109125-
109129, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each
Apr. 14, 1908.)
Seville, Spain. [1-18]. (H 109130-
199147, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Shiloh, Palestine. . [1, 2]. (H 107335,
107836, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Sicily. [1-138]. H 109148—109160,
Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1908.)
Southampton, England. [1-8]. (H
109161-109163, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Spain. [1-4]. (H 109164—-109167,
Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c« of each Apr. 14, |
1908. )
Stratford-on-Avon, England. [1, 2].
(H 109168, 109169, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c.
of each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Switzerland. [1-46].
109215, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Syracuse, Sicily. [1-24]. (H 109216--
109239, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 34,
1908. )
Taormina, Sicily. [1-17]. (H 109240-
109256, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 14,
1908. )
Thebes, Egypt.
[1-9]. (H 109260-
109268, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 14,
1908. )
Thun, Switzerland. [1-3] (H
109257-109259, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of
each Apr. 14, 1908.)
Toledo, Spain. [1-8]
(HI 109170- |
(H 109269- |
109276, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. |
14, 1908.)
Tyrins, Greece. [1, 2] (H 109277,
109278, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec. of each Apr.
14, 1908.)
Venice, Italy. [1-6]
107471, Mar. 14, 1908.)
| 98.
STEREO-TRAVEL Co.—Continued.
Verona, Italy, St. Peter’s bridge and
castle. (H 107472, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Versailles, France. [1-6] (H
109279-109284, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢. Apr.
| 14, 1908.)
Vesuvius, Italy. [1-3]
107475, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Wales. [1-6]. (H 109285-109290,
Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ¢c. of each Apr. 14,
1908. )
York, England, York cathedral. (H
109291, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 34
(H 107473-
1908. )
Zarah, Palestine, distant view of
from Jaffa road. (H 107337, Mar. 12,
1908. )
STETSON PRESS, INC., Boston, Mass.
[10808-10818
Poker pictures. 1-6. (EF 63467-
63472, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 ec. of each Mar,
2. 1908.)
STEWART (Maurice), Oakland, Cal.
[10814
Sheriff (The). (H 107186, Mar. 11,
1908. )
STONE (CHAS, J.) co., Chicago, Il).
[10815, 10816
Sartorial world engravings. Mar.,
1908, Supplements A, B. (F 64061,
64062, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[10817-10821
Jones, (S. G.) <A. (H 108360, Apr.
3, 1908.)
B. (H 109321, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Morsey (Wm. L.) (H 107737, Mar.
21, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1908.)
Rannells (Judge E.) (H 107738,
Mar. 21, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1908.)
Walbridge (C. P.) (H 107980, Mar.
28, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1908.)
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [10822-10862
Posters. 1908—C-70, 1908-R-41. (G@
18073, 18077, Feb. 3, 1908; 2 c. of each
Mar. 9, 1908.)
N. Y. 12687, 1908—-C-63, 1908-—
C-79, 1908—C-94. (G 18068, 18072,
18074, 18076, Feb. 8, 1908; 2 ce. of each
Mar. 19, 1908.)
Cody (Col.) on horse. 4 sheet.
1908-C-SS. (G 18071, Feb. 3, 1908;
2c. Mar. 23, 1908.)
1908—C-27. (G 18067, Feb. 3,
1908; 2 ec. Apr. 6, 1908.)
1908—C-58, 190S8S—C-83, 1908-—C—
(G 18118, 18115, 18117, Feb. 10,
| 1908; 2 ce. of each Mar. 9, 1908.)
(H 107466- _
—— 1908-C-72.
1908.)
(G 18114, Feb. 10,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co.—Cont’d.
1908-C-84, N. Y. 12697. (G
18147, 18152, Feb. 17, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Mar. 9, 1908.)
1908—C+47, 1908—C-71, 1908—C-
96. (G 18150, 18153, 18154, Feb. 17,
1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 16, 1908.)
—1908-C 57. (G 18151, Feb. 17,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1908.)
mM ta. 12685, N. Ys: 12696: (G
12148, 18149, feb. 17, 1908; 2 ec. of
each Apr. 6, 1908.)
— 1908-C 26. (G 18183, Feb. 24,
1908. )
——1908-R 79. (G 18186, Feb. 24,
1908; 2.c. Mar. 9, 1908.)
1908-C 64. (G 18188, Feb. 24,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 24, 1908.)
1908—C 105. (G 18184, Feb. 24,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1908. )
1908-B. 27, 1908-C 62. (G
18192, 18187,’ Feb. 24, 1908: 2 ¢. of
each Apr. 6, 1908.)
== 1908-R 42.
1908 ; 2 c. Mar. 9, 1908. )
—N. Y. 12698. (G 18228, Mar. 5,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 16, 1908.)
| ——1908-C 76, 1908-C 77. (G
18226, 18230, Mar. 5, 1908; 2 c. of each
Mar. 30, 1908.)
— 1908-C 65, 1908—C 78, 1908-—C 97.
(G 182382, 18229, 18227, Mar. 5, 1908;
2 c of each April. 6, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12703, N. Y. 12704. (G
18290, 18291, Mar. 18, 1908; 2 c. of
each Mar. 16, 1908.)
—N. Y. 12705.
13, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 23, 1908.)
— 1908-C 59. (G 18287, Mar. 13,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1908.)
Ne Y. 12706.
a5, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1908.)
TARBELL
(G 18231, Mar. 5, |
(G 18288, Mar. |
(G 18289, Mar. |
163
(JoHN H.), Boston, Mass.
[10889-10891
Lang (Anton) and his son. (H
108645, Apr. 9, 1908; 2 c Apr. 10,
1908. )
Portrait of a cat. (H 108644, Apr.
9, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1908))
Rome, at the fountain.
Mar. 21, 1908.)
(H 107739,
TAytor (WM. H.), Helena, Mont.
[10892-10894
(H 107703, Mar. 20, 1908.)
(H 107702, Mar. 20, 1908.)
(H 107701, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Taytor & CARPENTER, Ithaca, N. Y.
[10895
Supplication. (H 107216, Mar. 12,
1908; 2 e. Mar. 4, 1908.)
Equality.
Liberty.
Teddy.
TAYLOR ART CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[10896-10899
Day we celebrate. (F 64164, Mar.
ou, 1908.)
Liberty belle. (F 64162, Mar. 30,
1908. )
Onward and onward. (F 64163,
Mar. 30, 1908.)
Spirit of ’76.
1908. )
2 c. of each Mar. 21, 1908.
(F 64161, Mar. 30,
TEDDY POST Des Moines,
Towa. [10900, 10901
Hurrah for Bryan our next presi-
dent. (EF 63716, Mar. 21, 1908.)
Who do we want for president.
63764, Mar. 21, 1908; 2
CARD CO.,
(EF
ec. Mar. 10,
_ 1908.)
TENNANT (H. F.), East Hampton,
Conn. [10902-10806
—— 1908-C-68, 1908-C-89, 1908-—C-_
90. (G 18399, 18400, 18393, Mar. 30,
1908 ; 2 c. of each Apr. 6, 1908.)
SUTCLIFFE (SAMUEL), San Diego, Cal.
San Diego, Cal., Bennington monu-
ment. (H 107637, Mar. 17, 1908.)
TAMMEN (H. H.), Denver, Colo.
[10864-10878
East Hampton, Conn. [1-5] (H
104853-104857: 1 ec. of each Jan. 4,
1908; 1 c. of each Apr. 9, 1908.)
| TENNENT (H. W.), Georgetown, Mass.
[10863 |
[15 colored prints] 236, 975-980, |
| 107178, Mar. 10, 1908.)
3410-3417.
1908.)
TAMMEN (H. H.) curRIO co., Denver,
Colo. [10S879—-1LOSST
[Colored prints] 962, 963, 965-967,
969, 971-973. (F 63356-63364, Nov. 5,
1907 ; 1 c. of each Nov. 4, 1907; 1c. of
each Feb. 4, 1908.)
TANGEN (Ep.), Boulder, Colo. [10888
Making a perilous leap on the tower-
ing cliffs above Boulder, Colorado.
567. (H 109331, Apr. 13, 1908.)
(F 63777-63791, Mar. 7,
| THOMAS & co., Findlay, Ohio.
[10907-10909
Lawrence, Mass., letter carriers.
(H 10T1T7, Mar. 10; 1908.)
—— Post-office. (H 107179, Mar. 10,
1908.)
Lowell, Mass.
Letter carriers. (H
[10910
Suggestive design to mark the site
of old Fort Findlay. (F 63390, Mar. 9,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 19, 1908.)
THOMPSON (WILLIAM), New Hyde
Park, L. I., New York. [10911
Annual banquet of class 10, Prince
of Peace chapel Sunday school, Phila-
delphia, Pa. (H 108118, Mar. 31,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 26, 1908.)
164
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0..8, Vs oe
———<<—
THROSSEL (RiIcHARD), Crow Agency,
Mont. [10912-10915 ©
Little iron. 6853. (H 98746, Aug.
24, 1907.) .
Old timers. 6900. (H 102981, Nov. |
25, 1907.)
Sweat Teepee. GS88. (H 102974
Nov. 25, 1907.)
Two Leggins, Chief. 6852. (H
98256, Aug. 16, 1907.)
2c. of each Jan. 6, 1908.
Topp (G. H.), Belfast, N. Y.
[10916, 10917
Helse: Ny d..
Genesee river railroad bridge. (H
107618, Mar. 10. 1908; 2 c. Mar. 2,
1908.)
Genesee River railroad bridge.
109324, Apr. 138. 1908. }
Brockton, Mass.
[10918
Apr. 3,
(H
ToLMAN (FRED §&.).
Ee
Fascination. (Ff 64197,
1908. )
TootH (ARTHUR) & sons, New York,
B [10919-10923
Baffled; by Herbert Dicksee. (F
63575, Mar. 16, 1908.)
By the lochside: by Peter Graham.
(F 64155, Apr. 2. 1908.)
Caracalla and Geta; by Sir Alma-
Tadema. (F 63576, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Mare (La) aux canards. Etching
by Camille Fonce. (F 64156, Apr. 2,
1908. )
Vase (Le) aux amours. Etching by
Camille Fonce. (F 64154, Apr. 2, 1908.)
construction of the |
TOWNSEND (CHAs. A.). Belfast, Me.
[10924-10925
Hiramdale falls.
Saturday cove.
(H 108044, 108045. Mar. 28, 1908.)
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Ill. [10926-10941 |
Danny dreamer. (F 68400, Mar. 9,
1908. )
— (F 63600,
—— (F 64067,
— (F 64844.
—— (F 64370,
Lone traveler.
1908. )
Lundstrom, (Miss Jane), the most
beautiful woman in Sweden. (F
63447, Mar. 2, 1908: 2 c. Feb. 24, 1908.)
Mamma’s angel. child. (F 638601,
Mar. 16, 1908.)
(F 68846, Mar.
— (F 64066, Mar.
(EF 64367, Apr.
Mrs. Dingle’s diary.
16, 1908.)
— (Ff 63848, Mar.
Mar. 16, 1908.)
Mar. 30, 1908. )
Mar. 24, 1908. )
Apr. 7. 1908.)
(F 64868, Apr.
24, 1908.)
30, 1908.)
7, 1908.)
(F 68599, Mar.
24, 1908.)
%, |
TRIBUNE co.—Continued.
Old Opie Dilldock. (F 63598, Mar.
16, 1908.)
—— (F 68847, Mar. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 64065, Mar. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 64369, Apr. 7, 1908.)
TRIBUNE PUB. Co., Dillon, Mont. [10942
Residence of Montana's first goy-
ernor, Bannock, 18638. (H 107957,
Mar. 27, 1908.)
TROYER (RopERIc ARTHUR), San Fran-
cisco, Cal. [10948
San Francisco, Cal., Church of the
Advent. (H 107068, Mar. 7, 1908;
2 c. Mar, 24, 1908.)
TURNBUL
(RALPH FRANK), Brooklyn,
i. ae:
[10944
New York, N. Y., Broadway sky-
scrapers, Singer building. (H 108132,
Apr. 1, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1908.)
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD. New York,
N.S: [10945-11100
Stereoscopic photographs. U 52658,
U 112585. (H 107140, 107141, Mar. 10,
1908. )
—U 112668, U 112672. (H 107-
188, 107189, Mar. 11, 1908.)
—U 112682, U 112738, U 112739.
(H 107226-107228, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 c.
of each Mar. 13, 1908.)
U 48182, U 48239, U 48247, U
74700, U 98994. (H 107345-—107348,
1073844, Mar. 13, 1908.)
—— U 103069, U 109046. (H 107477.
U 34648, U
107478, Mar. 14, 1908.)
——U 27355, U 34091,
45063, U 46417, U 70055, U 72994, U
73422, U 73462, U 73540, U 73620, U
83772, U 98693, U 99452. (H 107580-
107593, Mar. 16, 1908.)
U 36277, U 78056, U 86056,
U 90395, U 107412. (H 107623-107627,
Mar. 17, 1908.)
U 112578, U 112579, U 112704,
U 112704-2, U 112712, U i2Tm22.
(H 107712-107717, Mar. 20, 1908.)
U 38965, U 72163, U 112686,
U 112720, U 112724, U 112750. (H
_ 107796—107801, Mar. 23, 1908.)
U 34622, U 67877, U 69750,
U 78105, U 89488, U 91828, U 97650,
U 103497, U 103943, U 104246, U 104425,
U 104426, U 112150, U 112151, U
112403, U 112440, U 1127385, U 106971.
(H 107870-107887, Mar. 24, 1908.)
—U 86773, U 86844, U 86853,
U 95390. (H 107901-107904, Mar. 25,
1908: 2c. of each Mar. 26, 1908.)
——U 112580. (H 107905, Mar. 25,
| 1908.)
LOS. (14-18, Apr.,
1908
-—— U 38635, U 383739, U 34093,
U 759838, U 89744. (H 107931-107935,
Mar. 26, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 27,
1908. )
—U
U 29206,
27965, U 28182, U 28970,
U 37650, U 477385, U 57457,
(H 107960-107967, Mar. 27,
84621, U 46602, U 48661,
U 83551, U 89459, U 89960,
U 90023, U 90054, U 90089,
U 90111, U 104608, U 106689, U 106776,
U 106940, U 112730. (H 108059-108075,
Mar. 30, 1908.)
—U 938988, U 99400, U 106786,
U 106894, U 106963, U 106994, U
112442, U 112461, U 112650-U 112652,
U 112655, U 112657-U 112661, U
112681, U 112684, U 112687, U 112688,
UW 112690, U 112692, U 112910-U
112912, U 112914. (H 108245-108271,
Apr. 2,1908; 2 c. of each Apr. 3, 1908. )
(H 108359, 108858, 108357, Apr.
1908 ; 2 ec. of each Apr. 4, 1908.)
——U 27501, U 27818, U 60246, U
98233, U 107014, U 112897, U 112898,
U 112925. (H 108479-108486, Apr. 7,
1908. )
——U 91167, U 96778, U 112929.
(H 108510-108512, Apr. 8, 1908.)
U 31445, U 36251, U 36678, U
84528, U 853238, U 96922, U 103436.
(H 108652-108658, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ec.
of each Apr. 11, 1908.)
—U 44816, U 52865, U 72635, U
84595, U 89642, U 105585, U 106878,
U 106886, U 107034, U 106649. (H
1093382-109341, Apr. 13, 1908.)
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [11101-11148
Posters. 11140. (G 18222, Mar. 5,
‘1908. )
—— 11171, 11192-11197, 11206,
miei, 21254, 11255, 11260, 11262,
11285. (G 18268-18276, Mar. 13, 1908.)
——11120, 11202, 11204, 11224,
11243-11246, 11286. (G 18344-18352,
Mar. 21, 1908.)
— 11252, 11256, 11261, 11269, 11270,
11294, 11297, 11298. G 18869-18375,
18877, Mar. 25, 1908.)
—— 11208, 11235, 11268, 11282, 11295.
(G 18388-18892, Mar. 30, 1908.)
—— 11242, 11247-11250, 11296, 11307.
(G@ 18421-18427, Apr. 3, 1908.)
— 11801, 11302, 113238. (G 18441-
184438, Apr. 6, 1908.)
—— 11322. (G18506, Apr. 18, 1908.)
VASHON ISLAND PRINTING CO., Vashon,
Mo. [11149
Seattle’s plenty good enough for me.
(EF 64556, Apr. 138, 1908.)
89179—08-——3 -
3,
UNDERWOOD & UNbDERWoop—Continued.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
165
VITAGRAPH COMPANY OF AMERICA, New
York, N.Y. [11150-11164
After midnight. (H 108126, Apr. 1,
1908. )
Airship (The). (H 108161, Apr. 2,
1908.)
Case of spirits. (H 107530, Mar. 16,
1908. )
Dancing legs. (H 108127, Apr. 1,
1908. )
Dora, a rustic idyll. (H 108128,
Apr. 1, 1908.)
Drummer’s day off. (H 108472, Apr.
7, 1908.)
Fresh air fiend. (H 107926, Mar.
26, 1908.)
Indian bitters. (H 107927, Mar. 26,
1908. )
Jealousy. (H 108125, Apr. 1, 1908.)
Macbeth. Shakespeare’s sublime
tragedy. (H 108162, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Mexican love story. (H 107529, Mar.
16, 1908.)
Troubles of a flirt. (H 107707, Mar.
20, 1908. )
True hearts are more than coronets.
(108160, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Who needed the dough.
Mar. 20, 1908.)
Wife’s devotion.
(H 107708,
(H 108471, Apr. 7,
1908.)
WALKER (NELLIE V.), Chicago, II.
[11165
Her son. (H 107534, Mar. 16, 1908;
2c. Mar. 7, 1908.)
WALLACE (LOUIS DAVENPORT), Chicago,
[11166
Wesley (Rev. John), M. A., bust.
(F 64878, Apr. 4, 1908; 1 c. Mar. 30,
1808; 1 ¢. Apr. 4, 1908.)
WALZ (Epwargp A.) & co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [11167
Holland morning. (H 107925, Mar.
26, 1908.)
WANAMAKER (JOHN), Phiiadelphia, Pa.
[11168-11194
Philadelphia, Pa. [1-25]. (F 64879-
64385, 64887-64400, 64402-64404, 64406,
Apr. 8, 1908. )
—— [26]. (F 64401, Apr.
2c. Apr. 1, 1908.)
Valley Forge, Washington’s head-
quarters. (F 64405, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Warwick (W. G.), Bellingham, Wash.
[11195-11197
(H 107531-
8, 1908 ;
Douglas fir [1-8].
107533, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Wasson (C. L.), Decatur, Ill. [11198
Sunday (Evangelist Billy) and fam-
ily. (H 107596, Mar. 16, 1908.)
166
WATERMAN (C. E.), Chicago, [ll.
[11199-11203
Battleships in line. (H 109292, Apr.
10, 1908. )
California (U.S. 8.)
Tennessee (U.S. 8.)
—— ships company.
Washington (U. S. 8.)
(H 108107-108110, Mar.
2c. of each Mar. 31, 1908.)
WATERMAN (O. W.), Hampton, Va.
|
.
|
|
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.3
| Apr. 6, 1908.)
WESTERHOUSE (HENRY C.)—Continued.
A 19-A 2. (F 63592-63597,
Mar. 11, 1908; 1 c. of each Mar, 11,
1908; 1 c. of each Mar. 30, 1908.)
A 28-A 30. (F 64801-64303,
| WESTERVELT (CORNELIUS), Montclair, ©
Colo. [11251
San Juan Capistrano. (H 107527,
30, 1908; |
[11204 —
Evans’ (Admiral) fleet. (H 108487, |
Apr. 7, 1908.)
Watxins (J. T.), Minden, La. [11205
What is to come.
27, 1908.)
WATKINS
Colo.
Beauty.
Bit family.
Four best sellers.
9, 1908.)
Left at the post.
1908.)
Lion tamer.
Orator. (F 64451, Apr. 9
Original water wagon.
Apr. 6, 1908.)
Thoroughbreds.
1908. )
Ticklish.
(F 63959, Mar.
(LronagpD A.), Denver,
(F 64253, Apr. 6, 1908.)
(F 64252, Apr. 6, 1908.)
(F 64448, Apr.
(F 64449, Apr. 9,
(F 64450, ae 9, 1908.)
, 1908. )
(F 64254,
(F 64452, Apr. 9,
(F 64453, Apr. 9, 1908.)
WEISGERBER (CHAS. H.), Washington,
D0.
Francis Scott Key
ciation. Certificate.
memorial asso-
(F 64376, Apr. 8,
1908. )
WELLS (WILLIAM H.), Columbus,
Ohio. [11216
Taft (Wm. H.) (H 107215,: Mar.
12, 1908; 2 c. Feb. 29, 1908.)
West (FREDERICK M.), Corydon, Iowa.
[11217
Ocobock bank. (H 109329, Apr. 18,
1908.)
WESTERHOUSE (HENRY C.), New York,
Ww. WY. [11218-11250
Garland series. A 1-6. (F 61677-—
61682, Jan. 14, 1908; 1 ce. of each Dec.
31, 1907; 1 c. of each Mar. 30, 1908.)
——A 7. (F 638586, Mar. 11, 1908;
1e@ Mar. 11, 1908; 1 c. Mar. 30, 1908.)
—-A 8. (F 63587, Mar. 11, 1908;
A 9A 12. (F 68588-63591,
Mar. 11, 1908; 1 c. of each Mar. 11,
1908; 1c. of each Mar. 30, 1908.)
——A 13-A 18.
Apr, 6, 1908.)
(F 64295-64300, |
Mar. 16, 1908.)
WHITE (H. C.) company, North Ben-
nington, Vt. [11252-11440
Abydos, Egypt. 1099. (H 107999,
| Mar. 28, 1908.)
_ Adriatic (Steamship), New York
harbor. 84. (H 107554, Mar. 16,
| 1908.)
Aleala, Spain. 10924. (H 108207,
_ Apr. 2, 1908.)
— 10925. (H 108346, Apr. 3,
[11206-11214 |
1908; 2 ec. Apr. 3, 1908.)
Algeciras, Spain. The harbor and
railway terminal, Algeciras, Spain,
Gibraltar in distance, 10942. (H
108215, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Andalusia, Spain. 10932. (H 108209,
Apr. 2, 1908.)
(H 108348, 108355,
| Apr. 3, 1908.)
10884.
— 10927, 10941.
Barcelona, Spain. 10881, 10882,
(H 108180-108182, Apr. 2,
1898.)
— 10883. (H 108330, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Bedouin woman of Palestine churn-
ing with a goat-skin. 1441. (H 108171,
| Apr. 2, 1908.)
[11215 |
Bethlehem, Palestine. 1361, 1365.
(H 108289, 108290, Apr. 3, 1908.) (e
108210, 108211, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Cadiz, Spain. 10933, 10935.
—— 10934, 10936. (H 108352, 108353,
| Apr. 3, 1908.)
Cairo, Egypt. 1016, 1108-1111, 1113-
1117. (H 107996, 108000-108003, 108005—
_ 108009, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Calling moose. 6135. (H 108323,
| Apr. 3, 1908.)
Canton, Ohio. 10358. (H 108328,
|
Apr. 3, 1908.)
Cordova, Spain. 10904, 10905, 10908.
(H 108198-108200, Apr. 2, 1908.)
— 10906, 10907. (H 108335, 108-
336, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Egypt. 1112, 1124, 1125. (H 108004,
108016, 108017, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Embaheh, Egypt. 1118. (H 108010,
Mar. 28, 1908.)
Gizeh, Egypt. 1008, 1119-1123. (H
107995, 108011108015, Mar. 28, 1908.)
1c. Mar. 16, 1908; 1 c. Mar. 30, 1908.) |
10903.
1908.)
Granada, Spain. 10893-10898, 10900-
(H 108188-108197, Apr. 2,
— 10899. (H 108333, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Happy childhood. 5266-5268. (H
| 108312-108314, Apr. 3, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
167
WuHite (H. C.) company—Continued.
Happy days in puppydom. 5269. (H
108315, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Hilarity at the zoo. 6222. (H 108,-
326, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Hughes (Governor). 13008. (H
109313, Apr. 11, 1908; 2 ¢c. Apr. 138,
1908. )
Hughes (Hon. Chas. E) 13007. (H
ieee, Apr. 11, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 138, |
1908.)
Hunting deer. 6136. (H 108324,
Apr. 3, 1908.)
Jaunty young sailor. 5221. (H
108308, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Jerez, Spain. 10930. (H 108208,
Apr. 2, 1908.)
— 10928, 10929, 10931. (H 108349-
108351, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Jerusalem, Palestine.
1444, 1447. (H 108167, 108170, 108172,
108173, Apr. 2, 1908.)
— 1311, 1313, 13824, 1334, 1348,
1430, 1431, 1434, 1435, 1445, 1446, 1448-
1450. (H 108284108288, 108293-
| WHITE (H. C.) company—Continued.
—— 10910-10912, 10914-10918.
108337-108344, Apr. 3, 1908.)
bull fight. 11051, 11052, 11054,
11056, 11057, 11059-11063, 11065-11068,
(H
| 11070, 11071, 11073, 11074. (H 108025-
108042, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Spain. 10885, 10888, 10889. (H
| 108183-108185, Apr. 2, 1908.)
1318, 1433, |
—— 10856, 10886, 10887, 10923, 10926,
(H 108529, 108331, 108332, 108345,
108347, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Thebes, Egypt, Necropolis,. Colossi
of Memnon. 1065. (H 107998, Mar.
28, 1908. )
Toledo, Spain, 10850—10855. (H
108174—-108179, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Waiting for the bite. 5249. (H
108310, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Young blue jays. 6283. (H 108327,
| Apr. 3, 1908.)
| Young (The) trainer. 5222. (H
| 108309, Apr. 3, 1908.)
108296, 108303-108307, Apr. 3, 1908.) |
Karnack, Egypt. 1126-1128. (H
108018—108020, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Lusitania (S. S.). 82, 83%. (H
107552, 107553, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Luxor, Egypt. 1056, 1129, 1130.
WHITEHEAD & Hoag co., Newark, N. J.
[11441-11452
Automobile girl. (F 63723, Mar. 21,
| 1908.)
_ (H 107997, 108021, 108022, Mar. 28, _
1908. ) |
Maine. 6128-6134. (H 1083816-—
108322, Apr. 3, 1907.)
Malaga, Spain. 10890. (H 108334,
Apr. 3, 1908.)
— 10891, 10892. (H 108186,
108187, Apr. 2, 1908.)
New York, N. Y. 71, 74-80. (H |}
107544—107551, Mar. 16, 1908.)
— 73. (H 108166, Apr. 2, 1908.)
—— St. Patrick’s cathedral, 29. C.
(H 109314, Apr. 11, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 18, |
1908. )
Ohio (Battleship), U. S. navy. 7475. |
(H 108028, Mar. 28, 1908.)
On guard. 6221. (H 108325, Apr. 3,
1908.)
Palestine. 13878, 1482.
108169, Apr. 2, 1908.)
— 1376, 1429, 1436, 1487,
1440, 1442, 1448. (H 108291, 108292,
108297-108302, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Perilous moment. 5250.
Apr. 3, 1908.)
Rhode Island (Battleship), U. S.
navy. 7479. (H 108024, Mar. 28,
1908. )
Ronda, Spain. 10937, 10939, 10940,
(H 108212-108214, Apr. 2, 1908.)
10988. (H 108354, Apr. 3, 1908.)
Seville, Spain. 10909, 10913, 10919,
10920-10922, 11053, 11055, 11058, 11064,
11069. (H 108201-108206, 108216—
108220, Apr, 2, 1908.)
(H 108168,
1439, |
bear.
(H 108311, |
Between two fires.
Coast of the Isle of Mer.
Contemplation.
Estelle.
In the lowlands.
Love’s young dream.
Mildred.
On the marshes.
(F 64468-64475, Apr. 10, 1908.)
Parting glass. (F 64139, Mar. 31,
| 1908.)
Pass in the Pyrenees. (F 64476,
| Apr. 10, 1908.)
Wreath of holly. (G 18469, Apr. 8,
_ 1908.)
WINEMAN (JNO. C.) & co., Washing-
ton, D. €. [11453
Safe. (F 63960, Mar. 27, 1908.)
Witt (H. C.), Boston, Mass.
[11454-11462
Ever of thee I am fondly dreaming.
(F 63555, Mar. 14, 1908.)
How would you like to be my Teddy
(F 63557, Mar. 14, 1908.)
How would you like to spoon with
me. (F 63554, Mar. 14, 1908.)
I am learning to love you. (F 63560,
Mar. 14, 1908.)
I’m wise. (F 63558, Mar. 14, 1908.)
It’s never too late to mend. (F
63556, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Megaphone girl. (F 63553, Mar. 14,
1908. )
Such is life. (EF 63559, Mar. 14,
1908.)
U o me a letter. (F 63561, Mar. 14,
1908. )
168 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0.8. v.3
WoLFr (Louis) & co., LTD., London, | Wrieht (E. A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
England. [11463-11467 } ' [11490, 11491
At the edge of the loch. (F 62900, | _ Chi Zeta Chi. (F 64486, Apr. 11,
Feb. 24, 1908.) 1908. )
Legend of the lake. (F 62901, Feb. Sigma Delta Kappa. (F 64464, Apr.
24, 1908.) 10, 1908.)
Offering to Flora. (F 62899, Feb. | WBicHT (WALTER B.), Mason City,
24, 1908.) Iowa. [11492-11494
Pearl (The). (F 62902, Feb. 24, American brick yards. 1-3. (H
1908. ) 107681-107683, Mar. 19, 1908.)
M8 aes as trees grow. (F 62903, | voune PEOPLE’S MISSIONARY MOVEMENT,
Cons 5: of the United States and Canada,
Woop (Oris F.), New Brighton, N. Y. New York, N. Y. [11495-11521
[11468-11487 Chemistry. — Christian school. —
Bub, he’s always to blame. (F 63552, | Christian student.—Entering the hos-
Mar. 14, 1908.) pital. — Famine relief work. — Field
(F 63798, Mar. 23, 1908.) (The). — Geometry. — Missionaries
— (F 64057, Mar. 28, 1908.) (The).—Old examination halls.—Op-
—— (F 64312, Apr. 6, 1908.) eration (An.).—Printing.—Recreation.
Mary and her little lamb. (F 63550, | —Tablet to Confucius.—Waiting-room.
Mar. 14, 1908.) —Watching the photographer.—Zool-
—— (F 63795, Mar. 23, 1908.) ogy. (16 prints. F 63632-63647, Mar.
—— (F 64055, Mar. 28, 1908.) 6, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar. 18, 1908.)
— (F 64814, Apr. 6, 1908.) Chinese leper boy.—Christian stu-
Sambo and his funny noises. (F
63549, Mar. 14, 1998.)
—— (F 638794, Mar. 23, 1908.)
— (F 64054, Mar. 28, 1908.)
(F 64810, Apr. 6, 1908.)
| dent.—City mission kindergarten.—
| Coming of the white man.—Converted
fakir.—Ellis island, New York.—First
printing press on the Pacific coast.—
Hindu fakir—Japanese immigrant
Simon Simple. (F 63548, Mar. 14, | landing at Honolulu.—Kindergarten
1908.) band.—Mission, San Franciseo. (11
—— (F 63797, Mar. 23, 1908.) prints. F 63413-63423, Mar. 9, 1908;
_— (F 64058, Mar. 28, 1908.) 2c. of each Mar. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 64318, Apr. 6, 1908.) YOUNG PEOPLE’S MISSIONARY MOVEMENT,
Wags, the dog that adopted a man. New York, N. Y. [11522-11527
(I 63551, Mar. 14, 1908.) Boys from the street. (H 103703
— (F 63796, Mar. 23, 1908.) Dec. 16, 1907.)
(F’ 64056, Mar. 28, 1908.) Christian at a wayside shrine in
ee ee Japan. (H 103698, Dec. 16, 1907.)
WorRLD FILM MFG. Co., Baker City, Dog preaching a sermon. (H
Oregon. [11488 108700, Dec. 16, 1907.)
Dynamiter. (H 107213, Mar. 10, | Agen lian _ragpicker's | homeists
1908: 2c. Feb. 24, 1908.) | 108701, Dec. 16, 1907.)
. eae si f | Li Tsu Chen, a Chinese Christian
WortnHamM (Marcus C.), Lerna, Ill. | student. (H 103699, Dec. 16, 1907.)
[11489 What is a typewriter? (H 103702,
True Vine and the twelve apostles. | Dec. 16, 1907.)
(H 107185, Mar. J1, 1908.) | 2e¢. of each Apr. 6, 1908.
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit__ 3, 966
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit____ 8383
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit_______-___------- 5, 891
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CLASS |,
FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings,
proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated ;
drawings,
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
statuary, and models or designs
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
day of entry.
right by Henry H. Ahl, Rowley, Mass.
photograph received March 10, 1908.’
The notice after the first title, if printed in full,
Class I,
would read: ‘‘ Copy-
XXe, no. 24828, March 10, 1908; 1
AHL (Henry H.), Rowley, Mass.
Old salt; by H. H. Ahi.
shoulders of a typical old seaman, he
wears slouch hat. (I 24828, Mar. 10,
1908. )
AMERICAN CIGAR Co., New York, N. Y.
[11529-11533
Good morning. Young woman’s head |
with wavy pompadour, she wears a
pleased expression. (I 24957, Mar. 28,
1908. )
Harmony.
the partially clothed figure of a young
woman is seen, she holds a stringed
musical instrument. (I 24959, Mar.
23, 1908.)
Primrose. Amidst summer foliage a
young woman in costume of ancient
style is leaning upon a tablet. (I 24956,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
Signal (The). Three-quarter length
figure of young woman of the Spanish |
type, she holds a fan near her face.
(I 24958, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Wise judge. Seated on a high-backed
chair iS a young person wearing a
wavy white wig,
24955, Mar. 23, 1908.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC Cco., New
Fork, N:.¥. [11534, 11535
Autola. Head of beautiful young
woman with dark hair, wearing hat
over which is automobile veil. (1
25109, Apr. 7, 1908.)
Don Balmes. Man wearing a beard,
around his neck is a deep convoluted
tuffie. (I 24919, Mar. 23, 1908.)
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT Co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [11536-11548
Girl, Southern gentleman, and rube
boy. Poster drawing. (I 24886, Mar.
23, 1908.)
Girl with broom, a rube boy carrying
a rug. Poster drawing. (I 24887,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
;
Amidst summer foliage
spectacles, ete. (I |
| AMERICAN SHOW PRINT co.—Continued.
[11528 |
Head and |
Girl’s best friend. The detective
comes near finding a watery grave.
Poster drawing. (I 24884, Mar. 23,
1908. )
Jennie, go quick, the mare will
carry you safe. Poster drawing. (I
24885, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Rastus, Lordy, Lordy, I’ss hyar
them boys sing. Poster drawing. (I
24883, Mar. 23, 1908.)
When Jennie comes _ riding
home. Poster drawing. (I 24987,
Mar. 30, 1908.)
Mid-summer nights dream. Poster
drawing. (I 24988, Mar. 30, 1908.)
Under the harvest moon. At the old
home. Poster drawing. (I 24888,
Mar. 238, 1908.)
New York, N. Y.
[11544
Mogul man. Hindoo man with a
turban on his head and a regalia
thrown across his left shoulder. (I
24826, Mar. 10, 1908.)
ANARGYROS (S8.),
ARNOLD (F. New York,
Ne OY" [11545
Stiff breeze. Seascape showing a
white catbcat with a crew of young
women. (I 24965, Mar. 27, 1908.)
ART CHEMICAL LABORATORIES, Richmond
Et ON Y.. [11546-11548
Mate of the coasting schooner; by
Jay Hambidge. Man of sea type with
soft felt: hat. (I 24980, Mar. 18,
1908. )
Rustic reminiscence; by Jay Ham-
bidge. Head of man without hat, hair
tousled and stubby beard on chin. (I
24866, Mar. 9, 1908.)
Sixteen; by Jay Hambidge. Young
girl with head bent slightly and look-
ing down. (I 24931, Mar. 18, 1908.)
169
McINTOSH),
170
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[11549-11558
Child-carnations. Beautiful child
low necked dress and large poke bon-
net, holding large bunch of carna-
tions near her face. (I 24936, Mar.
25, 1908; 1 photo. Mar. 19, 1908.)
Child-poinsetta. Half figure of
beautiful child with hood down over
head, arms full of poinsetta. (I
24938, Mar. 25, 1908; 1 photo. Mar.
25, 1908.)
Child with cat.
low necked dress, holding a large cat
in her arms. (I 24935, Mar. 25, 1908;
1 photo. Mar. 19, 1908.)
Lindsay light group. Three-quarter
Hy
Beautiful child in |
/ pond lilies in
figure of mother, child standing near | _ :
Young woman standing, blue gown,
looking at book. (I 25044, Apr. 3,
1908 ; 1 photo. Apr. 4, 1908.)
Memories. Three-quarter figure of
young woman in colonial gown seated
at piano. (I 25041, Apr. 3, 1908; 1
photo. Apr. 4, 1908.)
Peaches. Half figure of attractive |
young woman with brown hair and
dark eyes holding peach. (I 25089,
Apr. 3, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 4, 1908.)
Roadside flowers. Full figure of
child with white muslin dress holding
bunch of flowers. (I 25048, Apr. 3,
1908; 1 photo. Apr. 4, 1908.)
Springtime. Golden haired child
leaning on table. (I 25042, Apr. 3,
1908; 1 photo. Apr. 4, 1908.)
Tulips. Three-quarter figure of
beautiful child, holding huge bunch of
tulips.
photo. Mar. 19, 1908.)
Yellow tulips. Three-quarter figure
of young woman seated in garden,
holding yellow tulips. (I 25040, Apr.
3, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 4, 1908.)
(GROSVENOR), New York,
[11559, 11560
Rural type. Studies in economic con-
struction, plan B. A detached story
and a half, four to five room cottage
ATTERBURY
N.Y
with small hooded porch. (I 25194,
Apr. 7, 1908.)
plan C. <A detached story and
holding a large dog by the collar.
BARNETT (JAS.) & Co., Riverside, Iowa.
[11620
Pen drawing. Two farm houses,
with barns and outhouses in the back-
ground. The farm house and barn at
left on fire. (I 25024, Apr. 2, 1908.)
BARRICK (JESSIE Per LEE), Cleveland,
Ohio. [11621-11623
Janet; by J. P. L. Barrick. Head
of a girl with pink bonnet tied under
her chin. (I 24878, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Lillie; by J. P. L. Barrick. Head
and shoulders of a young girl with
her hair. (I 24877,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
Winifred; by J. P. L. Barrick.
brown hat carrying purse in left hand.
(I 24876, Mar. 23, 1908.)
BARTHOLD (MANUEL), New York, N. Y.
[11624
Interior of Dutch peas-
In foreground is a boy
(I
On guard.
ant’s home.
| 24962, Mar. 27, 1908.)
BEACH
(H. D.) co., Coshocton, Ohio.
{11625
Child’s delight. A baby just old
/enough to stand, with its face up-
(I 24987, Mar. 25, 1908; 1 |
| stabbed by rider.
turned toward an extended hand.
25022, Apr. 2, 1908.)
(I
Ger-
[11626
Picador (El) Padilla; by Willi
Geiger. A bull fight. Bull is about
to pierce body of horse, when he is
(I 24871, Mar. 21,
BISCHOFF
many.
& HOFrie, Miinchen,
1908.)
| Birrer (Kari), Weehawken, N. J.
a half, six to seven room and bath cot- |
tage. (I 25195, Apr. 7, 1908.)
BARNES-Crossy, Chicago, []].
[11561-11619
L 2628, L 2631, L 26385-L 2640, L
2648, L 2651, L 2652, L 2654-L 2657,
L 2660-L 2662, L 2665-L 2672. (I
25081-25106, Apr. 6, 1908.)
L 2673-L 2678, L 2684, L 2686, L
2688, L 2690, L 26938, L 2695-L 2704, L
S07) 2010), 1.2045. le 2715, Li 2c16, L
2718, L 2721, L 2724-L 2726.
25152, Apr. 10, 1908.)
[11627
Schurz (Carl); portrait bust. The
head sits straight upon the shoulders,
shows full beard and hair, eyes deep
set, mouth firmly closed. (I 24870,
Mar. 21, 1908.)
BLASHFIELD (E. H.), New York, N. Y.
[11628
Graduate (The); by E. H. Blash-
field. Lunette showing at one end the
| college of the City of New York, in the
center is seated the Statue of Wisdom.
(I 24822, Mar. 17, 1908.)
Bone (Rich.), Berlin, Germany.
[11629
Tanzende nymphe; a young naked
woman, nymph, dancing with a veil.
(I 25120- |
' back.
She turns her head somewhat to the
(I 24790, Mar. 12, 1908.)
FINE ARTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
BorGLuMm (GutTzon), New York, N. Y.
[11630
Bonner (Fire Commissioner.) Death
mask. (I 24975, Mar. 23, 1908.)
BRUNSON (STERNE), Chicago, I].
[11631
Tuning up; by S. Brunson. Bum-
ble bee driving an automobile at full |
speed. (I 24928, Mar. 24, 1908.)
Burpick (J. Ernest), New York, N Y.
[11632
Mishap (A). A cupid standing on
left foot and holding up his other foot |
(I 25025, Apr. 2, |
with left hand.
1908. )
Burk (CoLIN CLARK),
N. J. [11633
Tempted and tried; by C. C. Burr. |
Girl sitting on a bluff overlooking the |
(I |
sea, back of her is the Lord Jesus.
24793, Mar. 12, 1908.)
CALDER (A. L.) co., Providence, R. I.
[11634
On the ocean drive. Driveway near
ocean, also large hotel.
3, 1908.)
CARABELLI (JOSEPH), Cleveland, Ohio.
[11635
Two piece monument. Base oblong
with a vertical face and ogee wash,
top stone one piece of stone with con-
cave sides. (I 24986, Mar. 30, 1908.)
CARLYLE (FLORENCE), New York, N. Y.
[11636
Rag time. Interior of room with
young girl seated at upright piano
playing’...
(I 25027, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Jersey City, |
(I 25045, Apr.
She is seated sideways. |
Caspar (C. W.) co., Milwaukee, Wis. |
[11637 |
Greater Milwaukee.
view, showing some of the bay and
harbor. (I 25006, Apr. 1, 1908.)
Panoramic |
CHASE (Ernest D.), Lowell, Mass. |
[11688 .)
Lincoln (Abraham); by Bela D.
Pratt. Statue having on front panel a
bas relief of Lincoln. (I 24993, Mar.
30, 1908.
CHIALIVA (Luter), Paris, France.
[11639, 11640
Besse-en-Chandesse. In the fore-
ground a woman and little girl, seated
on the grass, holding flowers.
25158, Apr. 13, 1908.)
Route d’Auvergne. A country road
shaded with trees. In the foreground
a flock of sheep and lambs,
dog. (I 25157, Apr. 18, 1908.)
with a.
(I |
|
|
|
:
|
17]
CLosson (WILLIAM BAxTER), Boston,
Mass. [11641
Roosevelt (President), portrait 3
view of left side of face, collar white,
necktie black, coat black. (I 25114,
Apr. 7, 1908; 1 photo. Mar. 18, 1908.)
CoLLieR (P. F.) & soON, New York,
i. Gen [11642
Fleet passing through Magellan
straits. Long string of battle ships
closely following each other, winding
through a narrow passage of water.
(I 24989, Mar. 30, 1908.)
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., New
York, Ni. YX. [11643
General Marion’s lunch party. Rep-
resents an incident in the revolution-
ary war, where dinner was served on
a fallen tree for a table and pieces of
bark were used for plates. (I 25119,
Apr. 10, 1908.)
Conway (WiLLtiaAM A.), Chicago, Ill.
[11644
Old oaken.
metallic hoops.
Oaken keg bound with
(I 24796, Mar. 138,
1908. )
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[11645
Honeymoon in Venice. Scene on
Grand Canal, young man and woman
seated in a gondola. (I 24954, Mar.
27, 1908.) :
CROWELL PUBLISHING Co., Springfield,
Ohio. [11646
Old fashioned garden. Young man
and young woman in a garden against
a background of holyhocks and foliage.
(I 25046, Apr. 4. 1908.)
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, III.
[11647, 11648
Altar made in gothic style of archi-
tecture. In the lower panel is group
relief of the Last Supper. (I 24952,
Mar. 27, 1908.)
Altar in Roman style.
panel is a monogram I H §S.
Apr. 3, 1908.)
In the lower
(I 25030,
DoNAHEY (J. Harry), Cleveland, Ohio.
[11649
Uncle Biff. Statue of an old black-
smith, sitting on his anvil. (I 24950,
Mar. 26. 1908.)
DUTCHESS MANUFACTURING Co0., Pough-
keepsie, N. Y. [11650-11652
[3 illustrations of men’s clothing]
(I 24858-24860, Mar. 20, 1908.)
172
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
EADIE (ELEANOR OsBorw), Bayonne,
N. d. {11653
Soldiers’ and sailors’ monument.
Two figures on a base, a soldier and a
sailor, sailor standing, soldier in
Pee position. (I 24827, Mar. 18,
19
EARLE (LAWRENCE CARMICHAEL), Mont-
élair, N. J. [11654, 11655
Life (?) in the great city. Two dogs
in the snow, in the back alley sup-
posedly of a city. (I 24794, Mar. 6,
1908.)
Point (The). Two setters, one white
the other particolored, in the act of
pointing game. (I 24795, Mar. 6,
1908. )
ELBEL (O. MARION), Chicago, Ill.
[11656
In Winter trappings; by O. M. Elbel.
Two horses in winter harness. (I
25010, Apr. 1, 1908.)
Ferris (J. L. G.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[11657-11660
Bringing home the bride. A colonial
groom, coach in distance and church.
(I 25003, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Lincoln raising the flag. Lincoln
facing right, left arm upraised, hal-
yards in right hand, flag beyond him. | qame-shaped arbor laden with grapes.
_In bold relief stands two figures, a
(I 25001, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Penn and family at the Slate Roof
house. Penn holds up a child, facing
him his wife. (I 25002, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Washington, Martha Washington
and Lafayette at Valley Forge. A
group of soldiers working in
trenches, snow on ground, a cannon
in foreground. (I 25000, Mar. 31,
1908. )
FLANAGAN & BIEDENWEG co., Chicago,
1 [11661
Wells memorial window. In the
three center panels the subject is
“ Gathering in the fold,” Christ is in
the center panel with a lamb in His
arm. (I 24983, Mar. 28, 1908; 1 photo.
Apr. 18, 1908.)
FLETCHER (W. L.), Winona, Minn.
[11662
Monument; by W. L. Fletcher. Up-
right square monument, with a carved
and moulded Corinthian cap with apex
top. (I 24929, Mar. 21, 1908; 1 photo.
Mar. 12, 1908.)
FORBES LITHO. MFG. CO., Boston, Mass.
[11663-11668
Ethel. Three-quarter length right
profile view of figure of young lady,
face turned toward the front. (I
24797, Mar. 14, 1908.)
the |
| asleep.
_ plenty
FORBES LITHO. MFG. co.—Continued.
Factory view. A view in perspective
of the works of the Forbes litho. mfg.
co. (I 24811, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Lilies of the valley. A bouquet of
lilies of the valley with a beautiful
girl’s head in the center of the flow-
ers. (I 24801, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Poppies. A bunch of poppies, the
center of one flower bearing a beau-
tiful girl’s head. (I 24798, Mar. 14,
1908. )
Roses. A bunch of beautiful roses,
one flower bearing in the center head
of a beautiful girl. (I 24800, Mar, 14,
1908. )
Violets. Bouquet of violets bearing
in their midst head of a beautiful girl.
(i 24799, Mar. 14, 1908.)
lower (H. V. B.), Washington, D. C.
[11669-11673
Beans, the nations’ food. Statue of
a group of three figures representing
a soldier, a sailor and a civilian. (1
| 24949, Mar. 18, 1908.)
porch, group of figures, with bride and |
Jack and the beanstalk. Statue of
a rocky prominence capped by out-
lines of a castle front, showing a giant
(I 24948, Mar. 18, 1908.)
Raisins. Statue consisting of a
male and female, holding a pair of
scales. (I 24945, Mar. 18, 1908.)
Walnuts. Statue of a Horn of
which is supported by four
figures representing The Producer,
Tiller of the soil, Capital and The
Merchant. (I 24946, Mar. 18, 1908.)
World’s dessert. Globe with figure
having a multiplicity of heads, the
side of which is Uncle Sam dropping
prunes on these heads. (I 24947,
Mar. 18, 1908.)
FRINK oF Boston, Boston, Mass.
[11674-11681
Adam. Woman's head in a circle.
head in white on black background
facing left. (I 25031, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Adin. Woman’s head in _ circle,
head in white on black background fac-
ing left. (I 25032, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Adolphus. Man’s head. He wears
a slouch hat, cirgar in mouth, handker-
chief about neck. (I 25038, Feb. 15,
1908. )
Adoniram. Man, head looking to
left, wearing soft hat with rim turned
up. (1 25033, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Alan. Man, head facing right, wear-
ing a soft hat coming to peak at top.
(I 25037, Feb. 15, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1905
ARTS
FRINK oF Boston—Continued.
Alaric. Man on bucking horse.
25036, Feb. 15, 1908.)
Albert. Man on horseback facing to
right. (I 250385, Feb. 15, 1908.)
. Alexander. Man on horseback rid-
ing to left. (I 25034, Feb. 15, 1908.)
FuLLer (Mrs. R. S8.), Denver, Colo.
[11682
Colorado columbine girl. Girl’s head
enclosed in circular band with colum-
bines distributed at equal distances on
(I
GUERIN (JULES)—Continued.
Pyramid of Sakkara. Round pyra-
| mid with four or five ridges, procession
of figures and camels in foreground.
(I 24842, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Pyramids of Ghizeh. Pyramids and
reflections in background, Holy family
in foreground. (I 248389, Mar. 20,
1908.)
Karnak
band. (I 24816, June 14, 1907.)
GARDTHAUSEN (Louis), New York,
TN aks [11683 |
Marx (Karl) portrait bust; by Louis
Gardthausen. The head
slightly forward, coat hanging open.
(1 24817, Mar. 17, 1908.)
GILLETTE—BURGESS co., Chicago, Il.
[11684
Madonna of the north. Mother and
babe wrapped in shawl] with snow fall-
ing heavily. (I 24818, Mar. 14, 1908.)
- GUERIN (JULES), New York, N. Y.
[11685-11704
Colossi of Memnon. Two colossi in
background and reflected in water in
foreground. (I 24856, Mar. 20, 1908.)
_heads in foreground.
Ramesseum, Thebes. Side view of
temple, columns low at right hand and
rising higher toward the left. (I
24857, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Sacred lake, Karnak. Temple of
in background, two women
| standing with jugs of water on their
(I 24843, Mar.
| 20, 1908.)
is inclined |
Sphinx (The). The Sphinx with
shadowy army marching past in front.
(I 24838, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Temple of Der-El-Bahri. Low, flat-
columned temple in center, precipitous
cliffs in background. (I 24846, Mar.
| 20, 1908.)
_ groups of figures.
Temple of Edfu. In foreground two
Parts of temple are
| half buried in the sand. (I 2484S,
| Mar. 20, 1908.)
Temple of Edfu (court). Doorway
in center with columns on each side
and walls rising above them to twice
Court of Amenhotep III, Temple of |
Luxor.
nected at top in one place where a
narrow arm of rock reaches across.
(I 24851, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Two rows of columns con- |
their height.
Temple of Hatbor, Denderah.
(I 24844, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Ob-
long temple with ruined gateway in
_ background, figures in foreground. (I
| 24850, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Temple of Kom-Ombo. Temple in
Great Colonnade, temple of Luxor. |
Water in foreground wherein are re- |
flected the pillars and sail boats in
background. (I 24854, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Great hall of Abydos. Two rows
of roofed-over tall columns.
ures in left foreground.
Mar. 20, 1908.)
Great rock temple of Abu-Simbel.
In right background, several colossi
facing left of picture are seated in
(I 24852,
niche hewn out of the rock. (I
24849, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Great temple of Karmak. Two
rows of columns with no roof between,
four figures, with donkey in fore-
ground. (I 24853, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Island of Phile. Hills and water
in distance with island in middle back-
ground. (I 24845, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Pharoah’s bed, island of Philz.
Camels, donkeys and people in fore-
ground where camp is being made. (I
24841, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Prayer in the Desert.
foreground on which a man stands
and prays. (I 24847, Mar. 20, 1908.)
Men on |
camels in background, prayer rug in)
Two fig- |
background at top of sloop, at the
water’s edge people are gathered near
three sail boats. (I 24840, Mar. 20,
1908. )
Temple of Medinet-Abu. Doorway
with one column on each side, two
figures in foreground carrying jugs.
(I 24855, Mar. 20, 1908.)
HaaeGin (Ben-Ati), New York, N. Y.
[11705
Lady in gray. Standing figure of
lady. She has on a gray dress, large
vase behind her. (I 25190, Apr. 13,
1908. )
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), Munich, Ger-
many. [11706-11713
Dawn of the gods; by F. Leeke.
Last scene of the third act in Wag-
ner’s music drama, the Rhine-daugh-
ters carrying away the treasure. (I
| 24974, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Flying Dutchman; by F. Leeke. A
scene in the second act of Wagner's
opera, Senta meets the flying Dutch-
man. (I 24970, Mar. 28, 1908.)
174 CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.3
HANFSTAENGL (FRANz)—Continued.
In imperial Rome; by G. Friedrich.
The emperor reclining on a couch, a
woman seated opposite playing on a
harp. (I 24967, Mar. 28, 1908.)
In the Highlands; by F. v. Defreg-
ger. A scene in the Tyrolean Alps.
A young dairy maid chatting with two
villagers. (I 24968, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Peonies; by W. Menzler. Young
woman seated on a bench, her left
hand touching cheek, a basket with
peonies on bench. (I 24972, Mar. 28,
1908. )
Pet cat; by M. Nonnenbruch. Young
woman holding in her left hand a mir-
ror in which a cat looks at its image.
(I 24973, Mar. 28, 1908.)
Valkyrie (The); by F. Leeke. A
scene in third act of Wagner’s music
drama, a warrior, carrying a spear,
embracing a young woman. (I 24969,
Mar. 28, 1908.)
Woman and the artists; by K. Gus-
sow. Nude figure of woman reposing
on a couch covered with flowers, in
background great artists like Raphael
[ete.] (I 24971, Mar. 28, 1908.)
HARPER & BROTHERS, New York, N. Y.
[11714, 11715
Timon of Athens; by Edwin A. Ab-
bey. Act 1, scene 2, rotunda supported
by Ionic columns, guests at table.
24991, Mar. 30, 1908.
standing at mouth of cave, two female
and a male in helmet standing at his
left. (I 24992, Mar. 30, 1908.)
HARRISON (A.), New York, N. Y. .
[11716 |
Low tide and after glow. Marine |
showing a quiet sea late in the after-
noon. (I 24961, Mar. 27, 1908.)
Hart (WILLIAM §.), Westport, Conn. |
eevevm
Virginian (The); by Chas. M. Rus- |
sell. A cowboy on horseback, the
horse in walking motion.
Apr. 1, 1908.)
HENDRICKS
Colo.
Colorado columbine.
and leaves, represented three times
to form circular border.
Apr. 10, 1908.)
HIRSCHBERG (CARL), Buffalo, N. Y.
[11719, 11720
Old home orchard; by C. Hirsch-
berg. A boy coming from an orchard
eating apples. (I 24791, Mar. 12,
1908. )
Our city cousin; by C. Hirschberg.
Little girl dressed in white sits in a
boat. (I 24792, Mar. 12, 1908.)
Denver,
[11718
(BrertHA M.),
HUHMAN (HERMAN), JR., Terre Haute,
|
(I |
Act 4, scene 8, a male figure |
(I 25008, |
Flower buds |
(I 25153, |
Hupson (Grace}, Ukiah, Cal.
[11721, 11722
Sha-ba Sha-wy (The first born).
Yokia Indian’ girl, three-quarter
length standing. holding in her arms
a young baby. (I 25191, Apr. 13,
1908. )
Yokia Indian boy dressed in checked
brown and white shirt. (I 25192, Apr.
13, 1908.)
Ind. [11723
Ready for a spin. Head and bust
of smiling girl, full face view. She
wears large feathered hat. (I 25018,
Apr. 2, 1908.)
Hunt (Woopsury E.) coMPpaNny, Con-
cord, N. H. [11724-11728
Abigail; by Netta M. Filer. Young
woman, standing, her head outlined
against lamp-globe. 24881, Mar.
23, 1908. )
Alma; by Netta M. Filer. Young
woman standing, she wears a riding
habit. (I 24879, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Anabel; by Netta M. Filer.
(I
Young
woman standing, she wears winter
costume. (I 24880, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Fire of love: by Warren B. Davis.
Young woman standing by a kitchen
range broiling a steak. (I 24882, Mar.
23, 1908. )
Uncle Rufe’s advice; by Warren B.
Davis. Old negro with slouch hat...
right hand uplifted. (I 25111, Apr. 8,
| 1908.)
| Jacops (MIcHEL), New York, N. Y.
[11729
Bronze or brass design for orna-
mentation of gas burner. Series of
leaves joined together. (I 25029, Apr.
| 8, 1908. )
| KAUFMANN & StrRAvsSS Co., New York,
N. Y. [11730-11733
Lady in red. Head and bust of lady
in large hat and gauzy drapery. (1
24869, Mar. 21, 1908.)
Poetry of motion.
_ ing figures, in waltz position. (I 25020,
| Apr. 2, 1908.)
Song, without words. Full-length
waltzing figures. man in faney uni-
_ form, girl in flowing skirts and braided
bodice. (I 25017, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Witchery. Full-length dancing fig-
ures, waltzing, man uniformed but cap-
Full-length danc-
less, girl in evening dress. (I 25019,
Apr. 2, 1908. )
KeitH (Gro. E.), Campello, Mass.
[11734
Christ blessing the children; by Ga-
brini. Courtyard of a Palestine resi-
| dence. Christ blessing group of chil-
' dren. (I 25009, Apr. 1, 1908.)
FINE ARTS
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
175
KELLY (ELIZABETH), Denver, Colo.
[11735
Said the rooster so old and proud.
Souvenir postal card to advertise Dem-
ocratic national convention. (I 24823,
Mar. 17, 1908. )
Key (JOHN Ross), Washington, D. C.
[11736
Golden Gate. Marine showing en-
trance to Golden Gate, with Mt. Ta-
malpais in distance. (I 24966, Mar.
27, 1908.)
KLeITz (WILLIAM), Elmira, N. Y.
[11737
Elmira N. Y., Birds-eye view of
N. Y. state reformatory. (I 24833,
Mar. 19, 1908.)
KOENIG (CHARLES
“ork NW. Y. [11738
Say! Is this how you get it. A
man standing beside a bull, the man
carries a pail labeled Jala. (I 25005,
Feb. 26, 1908; 1 photo. Mar. 31, 1908.)
HERMAN), New
IKXRuGER & LEHNHARDT,
a Oia [117389
Blowing about a good thing: by A.
Lehnhardat.
on curb of street crossing with her
skirts swirling about her. (I 24944,
Mar. 26, 1908.)
| LAMOREUX (F. P.), Phoenix, Ariz.
Labor, at the head of a combination
of mercantile institutions linked to-
gether distributing money.
Mar. 28, 1908.)
LEPPER (JOHN J.), Milwaukee, Wis.
_the top of a little hill.
New York, |
LIFE PUBLISHING Cco.—Continued.
In the spring a young man’s fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love. A
young man rose in hand, longingly
looking through iron gates. (I 24976,
Mar. 28, 1908.)
Jones always insisted that his wife
should be a woman of sume spirit.
Drawing room where an exciting ar-
gument has evidently been going on.
(I 24934, Mar. 25, 1908.)
Lover’s pity for the other men when
he secures the only woman in the
world. A young couple walking at
(I 25186, Apr.
13, 1908.)
On the arrival of their first order of
seeds Mr. & Mrs. Gardener are escorted
by enthusiastic natives. A country
scene in the early spring. Mr. & Mrs.
Gardener are just coming up from the
station with a wheelbarrow full of
| boxes of seeds. (I 25185, Apr. 13,
- 1908.)
St. Patrick’s day in the (next)
morning. An Irishman in bed the
Young woman standing |
[11740
(I 24979, |
[11741
Giant foot. Model of a foot four
feet long other proportions accord-
ingly. (I 24872, Mar. 23, 1908.)
LIFE PUBLISHING Co., New York, N. Y. |
[11742-11752 |
Book of verses underneath the bow. |
A bow-bow standing upon a book of
Mother Goose verses. (I 25187, Apr.
18, 1908.)
Choice spot to locate. Country road,
_ old gentleman driving, two young peo-
_ ple in back seat making love to each
| other. (I 25108, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Clerical error. A young curate with
_ his arms around a pretty waiting maid. |
(I 24977, Mar. 28, 1908.)
I’m awfully busy just now, Jack,
ecouldn’t you make it some other night.
A young girl seated at a desk talking
over the telephone. On the arm of a
ehair sits a young man. (I 24978,
Mar. 28, 1908.)
morning after the famous St. Patrick’s
day parade. (I 24814, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Those who dance must pay the piper.
A group of four belated automobilists
walking disgustedly toward home.
(I 24815, Mar. 16, 1908.)
Wise, likewise and otherwise. Old
mahogony sofa, upon which young
man, young woman and old man are
sitting. (I 25107, Apr. 6, 1908.)
McALLISTER & VANDERBILT, Washing-
ton, D. C. [11753
South side Pennsylvania ave., pre-
liminary sketch showing the artistic
development. (I 25198, Apr. 14, 1908.)
| McAULIFFE (TIMOTHY JOHN), Worces-
ter, Mass. [11754
Tucker (William Jewett); by T. J.
McAuliffe. Medallion portrait. (I
| 24939, Mar. 25, 1908.)
| McFEe (WmM. J.), Schenectady, N. Y.
: [11755
Group of fruit. From left to right
first. box of strawberries, next to
which is bunch of purple grapes, ete.
(I 25155, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Manatt (WM. WHITNEY), Providence,
B...4.
Adam and Eve.
[11756
Two nude figures,
/ muscular athlete and graceful female,
both kneeling. Mar. 31,
1908.)
(I 24999,
176
MANNELLI (Srro), San Francisco, Cal.
[11757, 11758
Welcome. Cast of bust of Admiral
Evans, below bust is a modern battle-
ship and ancient war boat. (I 25074,
Apr. 6, 1908.)
Welcome to our fleet; by S. Man-
nelli. Design in plaster or marble rep-
resenting head and smiling face of
Uncle Sam. (I 24875, Mar. 23, 1908.)
(Mac) ADVERTISING Co., Min-
neapolis, Minn. [11759
Spiritof Minneapolis. Female figure
in half armor with blade of wheat in
left hand and shield on right arm. (I
25071, Apr. 6, 1908.)
C.), ‘Chicago, Ill.
[11760-11765
Bring a smile. Heads and faces of
seven persons, dog and parrot, all
smiling. (I 25049, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Dreaming of you. Heads and faces
of seven persons, eyes closed, mouths
open, also a parrot and head of dog.
(I 25050, Apr. 4, 1908.)
In the dark. Heads and faces of
seven persons, heads of dog and parrot,
all appearing as if thrust through
background. (I 25052, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Longing for you. Heads and faces
of seven persons, heads of dog and par-
rot, all with wistful look. (I 25051,
Apr. 4, 1908.)
Tears will flow. Heads and faces of
seven persons, the head of dog and
parrot, all weeping. (I 25048, Apr. 4,
1908.)
Your vacant chair. Seven persons,
dog and parrot at table, one vacant
cbair. (I 25047, Apr. 4, 1908.)
MARTIN
MatTHerR (G.
MayYNARD (ALICE), New York, N. Y
Maynard sweater girl. Girl in bright
red sweater with golf club uplifted and
about to drive from tee. (I 25118,
Apr. 4, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 10, 1908.)
MEEKER (A. S.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[11767-11784 |
Alone. Couple seated on rock with
laughing moon in background. (I
25062, Apr. 4, 1908.) -
Argument. Male figure in evening
‘dress, arguing, with face and hand
raised toward moon. (I 25053, Apr. 4,
1908. )
At the telephone. Partition with
telephone on either side, male figure
at one end, parrot at the other. (I
25058, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Boating by moonlight. Couple in
boat, comic moon in background. (I
25055, Apr. 4, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
| white
4
4
ENTRIES f
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
MEEKER (A. S.)—Continued.
Capsized. Boat on river half cap-
sized with figures half submerged. (I
25060, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Female figure on branch of tree, with
cherries; male figure below. (I 25080,
Mar. 31, 1908.)
Female figure seated on beach.
25078, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Female figure seated on upturned
boat Mermaid. (I 25077, Mar. 31,
1908. )
Female figure with arm raised in
surf. (I 25075, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Figure of female nurse at door.
25079, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Figures in surf. (I 25076, Mar. 31,
(I
(I
1908. )
Fishing. Couple on river bank, ob-
livious of line and rod. (I 25061, Apr.
4, 1908.)
Hunting. Male figure with gun with
bird on end, female figure with out-
stretched hands. (I 25057, Apr. 4,
_ 1908.)
In the country. Couple seated on
log, laughing moon in background.
(I 25063, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Luncheon in the country.
seated at tree, at luncheon. (I 25054,
Apr. 4, 1908.) .
Oblivion. Two figures seated on
fence rail in sun shower, sun in back-
ground. (I 25064, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Taking a photograph. Female fig-
ure taking photograph of man seated
on log. (I 25056, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Unexpected descent. Bucking horse
with male rider thrown to the ground.
(I 25059, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Figures
- M 0 xi r 6 6UN, ;
[11766 | Metcuers (GARI), New York, N. ¥
[11785, 11786
Portrait of my mother. #} length
figure of elderly woman sitting in
arm chair, dressed in black,
holding a fan in her two hands. (I
25196, Apr. 14, 1908.)
Two sisters; by G. Melchers. Two
little girls about five and ten years of
age. (I 24994, Mar. 30, 1908.)
MOLLER (LupwicG), Liibeck, Germany.
[11787-11790
Am weiher. (Atthepond.) A night
scene at the shore of a pond. The
moon is partly covered by a mass of
clouds. (I 24998, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Bollwerk. (Bulwark.) A night scene
at the outer part of a small seaport.
By the dim light of the moon... to
the right a bulwark of heavy beams
is visible. (I 24997, Mar. 31, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
MOoiLierR (Lupwic )—Continued.
Esse Fjord. In the foreground, to
the left high rocks are seen, while in
In one of the row boats, there are
two girls. (I 24995, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Waldeinsamkeit. (A lonesome for-
est.) To the right the trees are dense
ter there is an opening.
31, 1908.)
Movies (Peter P.), Batavia, N. Y.
[11791
Easter greeting. Calling card in
center of postal... words Easter
greeting written with steel pen on
ecard. (I 25113, Apr. 8, 1908.)
/MurpHy (THos. D.) COMPANY,
Oak, Iowa.
Antoinette; by J. Ross
red hat and feather boa.
Mar. 23, 1908.)
Beatrice; J. Ross Bryson.
(I 24915,
(J 24912, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Bijou (La); by J. Ross Bryson.
Girl in green hat of fantastic shape
wears green cape with a profusion of
green chiffon at neck. (I 24902, Mar.
Young lady with elbows on table,
leaning her cheek on hands. (I 24909,
mMar. 23, 1908.)
— Coquette (A); by J. Ross Bryson.
are the head and shoulders of an au-
_burn-haired girl with laughing face.
(I 24904, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Day dreams; by J. Ross Bryson.
Girl in loose red dress, dark red hat
her face. (I 24896, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Fair debutante; by J. Ross Bryson.
ee
That. (1 24910, Mar. 23, 1908.)
_ Fair sailor; by J. Ross Bryson.
Seated in a boat, hands on oars.
24905, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Felicia; by J. Ross Bryson.
@ lady in green dress, red parasol stands
| in front of a table. (I 24889, Mar. 23,
1908.)
® Flirt (The); by J. Ross Bryson.
} Young lady in pale blue dress, seated,
face resting on hand. (I 248938, Mar.
23, 1908.)
(I
\)
ARTS 177
_Murpeuy (TxHos. D.)—Continued.
of a girl and head of a horse.
the centre twe row boats are visible. |
and also to the left, while in the cen- |
(I 24996, Mar. |
Head
(I
Friends; by J. Ross Bryson.
24907, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Glimpse of Long Island sound from
Montauk. Summer landscape showing
body of water. (I 24812, Mar. 16,
1908. )
Harvesters (The); by R. Atkinson
Fox. Harvest scene. Man with three
horses hitched abreast cutting wheat.
| (I 24873, Mar. 23, 1908.)
In the garden; by J. Ross Bryson.
Side back view of young lady in cream
and purple dress, wears drooping hat
with white plume. (I 24899, Mar. 23,
1908.)
Red |
[11792-11821 |
Bryson. |
Young lady in low-necked dress, large |
Girl in
old fashioned bounet with white.
plumes, holds pink roses to her face. |
|
In the orchard; by R. Atkinson Fox.
Road passing barn at left, at right of
road are a white and brown colt. Apple
trees in bloom, on each side of road.
(1 24874, Mar. 23. 1908.)
Jeanette; by J. Ross Bryson. Young
lady with dark brown hair in which
are entwined white beads. (I 24914,
May 238, 1908.)
June; by J. Ross Bryson. Lady in
green hat, yellow dress, in her arms
she holds a great bunch of red roses.
(I 24900, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Meditation; by J. Ross Bryson. Girl
ip light empire gown with low neck,
one arm thrown over head. (I 24897,
| Mar. 23, 1908.)
Mt. Hood; by J. Ross Bryson. Snow
capped peak. In foreground a plain
with hills on either side. (I 24891,
| Mar. 23, 1908.)
23, 1908..)
Constitutional (A); by J. Ross |
Bryson. Young lady at foot of flight
of steps, preparing to ascend. (I
24906, Mar. 238, 1908.)
Contemplation; J. Ross Bryson.
Against a bright yellow background |
Mount of the Holy Cross; by J. Ross
Bryson. Mountain showing a cross on
its side. (I 24892, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Mt. Shasta; by J. Ross Bryson. Tall
mountain peak, ranging in color from
blue to salmon. (I 24895, Mar. 23,
| 1908.)
with plumes, her left hand raised to |
Mt. Tacoma; by J. Ross Bryson.
Dark blue sky above mountain, fore-
ground very dark. (I 24890, Mar. 23,
1908. )
Promenade (The); J. Ross Bryson.
_ Lady in red hat with long red plume,
_ white dress with scarf over shoulders.
| Light haired girl in large pale green |
Girl |
(I 24898, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Rose (The); by J. Ross Bryson.
Tall slender lady in red low-necked
dress, red hat with long red plume.
| (I 24913, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Young |
Ready for a spin; by J. Ross Bry-
son. Girl in light dress, red coat and
green hat tied down with veil. (I
| 24894, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Society queen; by J. Ross Bryson.
Girl in Gainsborough hat, powdered
hair with curl over shoulder. (I
24908, Mar. 23, 1908.)
178
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
— gp
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
MureuHy (THos. D.)—Continued.
Summer; by J. Ross Bryson. Young
lady in low-necked yellow dress, she
holds a rose to her face. (I 24908,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
Violet; by J. Ross Bryson.
of young lady with brown hair done
in quaint knot at back of her head.
(I 24911, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Waiting; by J. Ross Bryson. Lady
with light brown hair and eyes, wears
low necked dress, her hat has fallen
over shoulders. (I 24901, Mar. 238,
1908. )
NAEGELE (CHARLES FREDERICK), New
York, NX. [11822
Sybil.
Profile |
Female head, neck and shoul- |
ders bare, drapery around bust, hold- |
ing crystal ball in hands.
Apr. 13, 1908.)
NecHES (IsAAc) & Mirsky (MOosss),
New York, N. Y. [11823
Zion and Jerusalem. To the left is
the Mohammedan church Nebi Dahud,
to the right is the remaining part of
the wall of the destroyed temple. (I
25021, Apr. 2, 1908.)
(I 25189,
New HOME SEWING MACHINE ©CO.,
Orange, Mass. [11824
Rosalie. Left profile view of a
beautiful girl holding in her left hand
long stemmed roses. (I 24802, Mar. 14,
1908. )
Norton (Wm. B.), New York, N. Y.
[11825
Off Sandy Hook. A seascape. In
center foreground is a brig, with royals
on both masts unfurled.
Mar. 27, 1908.)
PAINE (R. T.) 2ND, Brookline, Mass.
[11826
Girl mending. Girl seated at side
of a table with shears in hand cutting
a piece of cloth. (I 24825, Mar. 16,
1908. )
ParstrEy (M.), St. Louis, Mo. [11827
Puityuies (T. F.)—Continued.
which is an altar table having a Lord’s
Last Supper in relief in the center. (I
24920, Mar. 23, 1908.)
— no. 20099. Three steps of un-
equal length above which is an altar
table. (I 24921, Mar. 23, 1908.)
—no. 20100. Two steps of un-
equal length above which is an altar
table having a tracery panel in the
center. (I 24923, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Renaissance side altar, no. 10989.
One step above which is an altar table
in the center of which is a relief of
Our Lady of the Rosary. (1 24927,
Mar. 23, 1908.)
Roman main altar, no. 26054. Three
steps of unequal length above which is
an altar table, having four quarter
foils. (I 24925, Mar. 23, 1908.)
no. 26055. Three steps of un-
equal length above which is an altar
table having a Lord’s Last Supper. (1
24926, Mar. 23, 1908.)
—— no. 26056. Three steps of un-
equal length above which is an altar
table having a Lord’s Last Supper
in center.
(I 24963, |
Our mothers tears for the blue and |
gray. A cemetery dotted with ever-
green trees. .
entrance ... both weeping.
Apr. 8, 1908.)
Paut (A. C.), Milwaukee, Wis. [11828
Miller high life beer, Milwaukee.
Poster drawing. (I 24086, Dec. 18,
(I 25110,
1907.* )
Puiuuirs (T. F.) coMpany, Dubuque,
Iowa. [11829-11836
Gothic main altar, no. 20096. Three
steps of unequal length having a Lord’s
Last Supper in relief in center. (T
24922, Mar. 23, 1908.)
. two mothers meet at.
(I 24924, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Price (J. W.), Rochester, N. Y.
[11837
Head of Scotch collie dog; by J. W.
Price. Head to point of shoulder blade,
head raised, mouth open. (I 24932,
Feb. 29, 1908; 1 photo Feb. 7, 1908.)
Quirk (N. J.), Chicago, Il.
[11838-11841
David and Goliath. White 3 fun-
nelled warship, Connecticut class,
smoke and flags blowing forward. (1
24809, Mar. 14, 1908.)
New peacemaker. White 3 fun-
nelled warship nearly broadside steam-
ing fast and heavy smoke trailing
backward. (I 24807, Mar. 14, 1908.)
North Carolina (U. S. cruiser) 4
funnelled white cruiser showing smoke
and signal flags blowing aft. (I 24808,
Mar. 14, 1908.)
U. S. battleship fleet and torpedo
flotilla. Fleet of twenty seven vessels
in parallel circular columns. (I 24868,
Mar. 21, 1908.)
RaNsoM (I*LeTCHER C.), New York,
N. [11842
There’s no place like home. Elderly
woman standing on steps of farm
house with arms outstretched to wel-
come son. (I 25026, Apr. 2, 1908.)
-Runerus (Cart), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[11843-11846
At the deadwater: Shallow pond in
the woods, moose standing on shore.
(I 24818, Mar. 17, 1908.)
no. 20098. Three steps above
| floor plan.
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
Runeius (Cari) —Continued.
Deadlocked. Two caribou, the horns
FINE ARTS
locked, one dead the other standing
over it. (I 24821, Mar. 17, 1908.)
Rainy day. ‘Bull and cow moose on
a hillside, clouds hanging over distant
hill. (I 24820, Mar. 17, 1908.
Rivals. Buil and a cow moose in
foreground on rocky hillside looking
down at another bull. (I 24819, Mar.
17, 1908.)
RUSSELL (Mary La FeEtTRA), New
York, N. Y. [11847
Shepherd show me how to go. A
- Class of Sunday school] children sing-
» ing. (I 25004, Mar. 31, 1908.)
Savory (E. W.), ttp., Bristol, Eng-
land. [11848-11853
Elaine; by G. H. Edwards. Head
_ of girl in profile, hair braided, large
embroidery frame to left. (I 25069,
Apr. 6, 1908.)
Enid; by G. H. Edwards. Head
_ of girl, showing both hands playing
harp. Girl’s hair falls low over fore-
head. (I 25067, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Gardener’s daughter; by G. H. Ed-
wards. Head of girl partially sur-
rounded by roses, hair puffed around
face. (I 25070, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Lady Clare; by G. H. Edwards.
Head of girl in profile, hair parted in
middle, braided and fixed low on neck.
(I 25068, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Lady of Shalott; by G. H. Edwards.
Head of girl holding shuttle and sur-
rounded by a few threads. Girl’s
hair parted in middle, with braid
' hanging over each shoulder. (I 25065,
Apr. 6, 1908.)
Maud; by G. H. Edwards. Head
of girl in low neck gown, showing
her hand holding fan half back of
head. (I 25066, Apr. 6, 1908.)
SCHOLEFIELD (F. R.), Chicago, II].
[11854
Railroad engine round house. Plan,
section and elevation, representing the
_ plumbing, heating and ventilating cir-
™ culation. (I 251938, Apr. 138, 1908; 1
_ photo Mar. 26, 1908.)
SeLTzER (Oxar Cart), Great Falls,
Mont. [11855
Road agents. 5 cow punchers wait-
ing to hold up the overland stage
coach (I 24806, Mar. 14, 1908.)
| Sincer (M. A.), New York, N. Y.
{ [11856-11860
A booth structure .. . of a polygonal
. (I 25016, Apr. 2, 1908.)
| Booth structure of oblong plan.
| {1, 2] (1 25014, 25015, Apr. 2, 1908.)
179
S1nceR (M. A.)—Continued.
Group of display booths, plan view.
[1, 2] (1 25012, 25013, Apr. 2, 1908.)
SmitH (C. McKnicut), Newark, N. J.
[11861, 11862
North Dakota (U. S. battleship).
Battleship at sea showing the star-
board side. (I 25007, Apr. 1, 1908.)
—— Showing the starboard side
slightly quartering from the bow. (I
25112, Apr. 8, 1908.)
| SPIELVOGEL (E.), New York, N. Y.
[11863
Lanterne (La) Japonaise. A little
girl in a white dress standing and hold-
ing a Chinese lantern in both of her
hands. (I 25023, Apr. 2, 1908.)
STEICHER (E. J.), New York, N. Y.
[11864
Landscape decorative; edge of birch
tree forest, in the foreground are
groups of birch trees. (I 24788, Feb.
28, 1908.)
STERN (EpwWaArD) & Co., INC., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [11865
Last Egyptian. Statue of an Egyp-
tian clad in white robes, seated on a
camel. (I 24810, Mar. 16, 1908.)
STirn (L. & E.), New York, N. Y.
[11866-11868
Afternoon tea. A number of young
women in miniature, some of whom
are in Street attire and some in recep-
tion gowns. (I 24917, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Her pet. Seated figure of a beauti-
ful young woman holding reins and a
whip, beside her is seated a dog. (I
24918, Mar. 23, 1908.)
Promenade (The). A number of
young women in miniature, all of
whom being in street attire except one.
(I 24916, Mar. 23, 1908.)
THOMPSON (SETH BECHTOLD), Jersey
City, N. TI. [11869
Mother and child; by S. B. Thomp-
son. Young woman sitting and look-
ing down at child on her lap. (I
24824, Mar. 17, 1908.)
TIFFANY STUDIOS, New York, N. Y.
[11870
Celtic cross shown with landscape
background, mounted on double base,
carved in Celtic interlacing ornament.
(I 24867, Mar. 7, 1908; 1 photo. Mar.
20, 1908.)
Tower (A. J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[11871, 11872
Cabman. Cabman dressed in rub-
ber coat about to fasten feed bag on
head of horse. (I 25073, Apr. 6, 1908.)
180 CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
Tower (A. J.)—Continued.
Cow boy. Front view of cow boy
seated on horse with arms folded. (I
25072, Apr. 6, 1908.)
UNIVERSITY ART SHOP, Evanston, II.
[11873
Holly tree; panel design. (I 25156,
Apr. 138, 1908.)
VAN Nostrand (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
| Watz (Epw. A.) & co., Philadelphia,
(11874, 11875 |
Workers series. 3. Two men in the
act of drilling a hole, one standing |
with uplifted hammer about to strike. |
(I 24984, Feb. 15, 1908.)
— 4. A man astride the ridge pole
of a roof under construction,
ing a rope with his right hand.
24985, Feb. 15, 1908.)
VERNON (ALPHONSE JACOB), New York,
(I
Ne 4. [11876
Defenders (The). A young woman
stands at the left side of a wheel
mounted brass cannon. (I 24951, Mar.
18, 1908; 1 photo. Mar. 27, 1908.)
VERNON (EMIL), New York, N. Y.
[11877
Bunch of violets. Head and should-
ers of young woman with light hair.
Wears large black hat... holds bunch
of violets to her face. (I 25028, Apr.
2, 1908.)
York (DovuertaAs), Center Lovell, Me.
[11878, 11879
Lincoln (Abraham) portrait in oil
colors. Head and shoulders nearly in
profile. (I 25188, Apr. 13, 1908.)
Winter walk. A young girl nearly
in profile, half length, life size...
white tam o’shanter on her head...
earries a dark muff. (I 25115, Apr.
8, 1908.)
WALKER (Horatio), New York, N. Y.
[11880
Circe and _ the
Hvening effect
(I 25117, Apr.
Enchanted sty.
friends of Ulysses.
with the rising moon.
large bonnet, carrying bouquet.
Pa. [11883, 11884
Queer home; by Ben Austrian. Two
small chicks in a cocoanut shell. (I
249438, Mar. 26, 1908.)
Lilacs and roses. On table or shelf,
stems protruding from left hand side.
(I 24953, Mar. 25, 1908.)
WATERS (Lity CumMMINGS), New York,
i Bas ek [11885, 11886
Girl in fancy custom, carrying bas-
ket of flowers on arm, wearing large
hat. (I 24805, Mar. 14, 1908.)
Girl in fancy costume, wearing
(I
24804, Mar. 14, 1908.)
attach- |
WEIGALL (GERALD JOHN VILLIERS),
Ramsgate, England. [11887
Genée (Mademoiselle) as Coppelia.
Mile. Genée in ballet costume poised
'on toes of left foot.
(I 24835, Mar.
20, 1908.)
| WERLING (J.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[
11888
Enlightenment of the world; half
sphere of world upon which stands the
figure of Christ with arms extended
from sides. (I 24789, Mar. 10, 1908.)
WHITEHEAD & HoagG co., Newark, N. J.
[ 11889, 11891
Monarch of the forest. Late fall
scene on a hillside, male moose stands
in the foreground. (I 24830, Mar. 19,
1908.)
Rosalind. Pretty girl showing teeth;
she wears white leghorn hat, with veil
tied under her chin. (I 24882, Mar.
19, 1908.)
Virginia.
Pretty girl with light
wavy hair hanging down her back,
drapery over shoulders. (I 24831,
| Mar. 19, 1908.)
_WrraMs (JNo.), INc., New York,
N.Y. [11892
Placque with Singer tower and
building in low relief. Placque or tray
of oval shape shows a twisted thread
top and bottom with knots. (I
95154, Apr. 11, 1908.)
| WILSON (FREDERICK), Briarcliff Manor,
9, 1908.)
WALLACE (Louris DAVENPORT), Chi-
cago, Ill. _ [11881 |
Wesley (John) Bust. (I 24990,
Mar. 30, 1908.)
WALTHAM PIANO CO., Milwaukee, Wis.
[11882
Sweet music. Musician playing the
piano while ethereal, shadowy figure
of a woman rises as a vision, person-
ifying music. (I 24829, Mar. 19, 1908.)
Pe ee [11893-11898
St. Catherine of Alexandria. St.
Catherine seated on stone, with book
on her lap, background of Egyptian
(I 24981, Mar. 30, 1908.)
An inci-
freize.
St. Elizabeth of Hungary.
dent in her life in which the food she
formed into roses.
was taking to the. poor was trans-
(I 24982, Mar. 30,
~ 1908.)
FINE
nos. 14-18, Apr., 1908
WILSON (FREDERICK )—Continued.
St. George; by F. Wilson. Figure
clothed in bearskin with club and
shield, the figure of St. George is in
bright armour. (I 24942, Mar. 26,
1908. )
St. James the Great. St. James
bound with cords and soldier
mour who kneels to receive the kiss.
(I 24980, Mar. 30, 1908.)
St. Lucia; by F. Wilson. A draped
figure with lamp and reed against a
dark background. (I 24941, Mar. 26,
1908. )
St. Patrick; by F. Wilson. Figure
in ecclesiastical garments with book in
right hand and crosier in left.
24940, Mar. 26, 1908.)
WILSON (LINNIE Lewis), River Falls,
Wis.
Ambition. Female figure, Greek dra-
pery in white, one foot on first round
of ladder, arm grasping an
(I
[11899 |
upper |
round. (I 25011, Apr. 2, 1908; 1 photo. |
Mar. 20, 1908.)
Witson (MEtLva BEATRICE), New York,
mY. [11900
St. Patrick, man clothed in a bish-
op’s robes, holding a shamrock. (I
24803, Mar. 14, 1908.)
WITKOWSKI (KARL), Vailsburg, N. J.
[11901-11908
Hustlers (The). Three boys at foot
| book.
of elevated railway calling out papers. |
(I 25116, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Newsboy; by K. Witkowski. Boy
_ with bundle of papers under his arm,
back ground is foggy. (I 24960, Mar.
27, 1908.)
Sweethearts. Summer landscape,
Wide road shaded by trees, standing
under trees ..
the girl. (I 25197, Apr. 14, 1908.)
ee (eurs) &~ co, urp., London, | A grape-vine the branches of which are
England. [11904-11909
After day’s work is done; by Paul
Jackman. Pathway by side of river,
ARTS 181
Wotrr (Louis) & co., LTD.—Continued.
girl leading horse on which man is
sitting. (I 24862, Mar. 20, 1908; 1
photo. Feb. 25, 1908.)
After spring shower; by Paul Jack-
man. Bank of a river, boy resting
. under tree, girl standing beside him.
In ar- |
(I 24861, Mar. 20, 1908; 1 photo. Feb.
| 25, 1908.)
Canterbury cathedral; by Stuart
Lloyd. Cathedral on far side of river
with several boats and barges in fore-
ground. (I 24863, Mar. 20, 1908; 1
photo. Feb. 25, 1908.)
Christchurch priory: by Stuart
Lloyd. Tower of the abbey with the
priory itself, three boats in foreground.
(I 24864, Mar. 20, 1908; 1 photo. Feb.
25, 1908.)
Love at first sight; by Arthur J.
Elsley. ‘Three little girls and little
boy holding collie dog tightly. (1
24865, Mar. 20, 1908; 1 photo. Feb. 25,
1908.)
Mill meadow; by Yeend King. Two
girls, one standing with pail in her
hand, other seated on plank bridge
which crosses stream. (I 24834, Mar.
20, 1908; 1 photo. Feb. 29, 1908.)
| Wootr (S. J.), New York, N. Y.
[11910
Mark Twain. Portrait of Samuel
Clemens seated in a chair, holding a
(I 24964, Mar. 27, 1908.)
WORLD’S* DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSN,
Rochester, N. Y. [11911
Last hope. Tempestuous ocean, a
ship on fire, in foreground six men in
a boat, probably life savers, rowing to-
wards burning vessel. (I 24933, Mar.
| 25, 1908.)
. are a little boy and |
a girl, boy offering a pink carnation to |
WorTHAM (Marcus C.), Lerna, Ill.
[11912
True Vine and the twelve apostles.
formed by the names of the apostles.
(I 24787, Mar. 11, 1908.)
| Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph each
and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908
39179—08——4
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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 3
Nos. 19-22
MAY, 1908
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ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos. and Litho-
graphs; Class H, Photographs
II. Containing Class I,
Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, Cuts
and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the last issue,
are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet.
in a separate alphabet following this.
The entries for Fine Arts will be found
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
account of necessary correspondence.
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:
Class F, XXe no. 64870, April 25, 1908; 2
Pewaukee, Wis.
1908.
Copyright by W. A. Akin,
copies received April 25,
AKIN (W. A.), Pewaukee, Wis.
[11913-11917
Pewaukee lake, Wis. [1-5] (F
64870-64874, Apr. 25, 1908.)
AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[11918-11941
Among the Puebloes. (64701, Apr.
20, 1908.)
At a broncho busting contest.
64889, Apr. 27, 1908.)
At last. (F 64886, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Isn’t Dotty Dimple the cute little
thing. (F 64888, Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 65240, May 11, 1908.)
Jimmy. (F 64504, Apr. 18, 1908.)
(F 64699, Apr. 20, 1908.)
— (F 64887, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65110, May 4, 1908.)
—— (F 65238, May 11, 1908.)
Katzenjamers sing a song of sinkers.
(F 65241, May 11, 1908.)
(F 64702, Apr.
(FE
Last. straw. 20,
H double o-l-i-g-a-n spells Hooligan.
(F 64890, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Ha! Ha! Also Haw!
651138, May 4, 1908.)
Number four! (F 65111, May 4,
1908. )
Resolved by B. B.
Haw! (F
(EF 65243, May
AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
Royal game of Wooz. (F 64502,
Apr. 13, 1908.)
Ship ahoy. (F 64501, Apr. 13, 1908.)
(IF 64698, Apr. 20, 1908.)
— (F 65112, May 4, 1908.)
Showing how the royal game of
Wooz ends. (F 64700, Apr. 20, 1908.)
That dear Leon doesn’t mend mat-
ters much. (EF 65239, May 11, 1908.)
This happened in San Francisco.
(F 64503, Apr. 13, 1908.)
Those poor innocent Rackety Rax
boys. (F 64505, Apr. 138, 1908.)
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXXA MINER.
New
Work, Wey: [11942-12026
Braggo the monk. (F 64609, Apr.
16, 1808.)
First in war, first in peace (F
64661, Apr. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 64695, Apr.
—— (F 64876, Apr.
— (F 64998, Apr.
~ Groucho the monk.
13, 1908.)
— (F 64597, Apr.
— — (F 64759, Apr. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 64854, Apr. 23, 1908.)
— (F 64895, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (I 65002, Apr. 29, 1908.)
-—— (F 65105, May 4, 1908.)
—— (F 65134, May 5, 1908.)
183
20, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
29, 1908.)
(F 64498, Apr.
15, 1908.)
184
- |
AMERICAN-J OURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont'd. |
(F 65170, May 7, 1908.)
— (F 65236, May 11, 1908.)
Hall Room boys. (F 64601, Apr. 15,
1908. )
—— (F 64659, Apr.
—— (F 64696, Apr.
—— (Ff 64821, Apr. 2
— (F 64880, Apr.
—— (F 64881, Apr.
— (IF 65031, Apr. 30, 1908.)
— (F 65108, May 4, 1908.)
(F 65178, May 8, 1908.)
18, 1908.)
20, 1908. )
22, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
(B |
I’d rather sidestep than waltz.
65084, May 2, 1908.)
I see by the papers. (F 64497, Apr.
13, 1908.)
(F 64819, Apr. 22, 1908.)
King Kazooks. (F 64499, Apr. 18, |
1908.)
(F 64656,
— (F 64855,
— (F 64894,
— (F 65085,
—— (F 65106,
(F 65157,
Apr. 18, 1908.)
Apr. 23, 1908.)
Apr. 27, 1908.)
May 2, 1908.)
May 4, 1908.)
May 6, 1908.)
Merry widow limerick. (F 65169,
May 7, 1908.)
Merry widower. (IF 64758, Apr. 21,
1908. )
—— (F 650038, Apr. 29, 1908.)
— (F 65087, May 2, 1908.)
Mr. Jack. (F 64606, Apr.
—— (F 64853, Apr. 23, 1908.)
— (F 65000, Apr. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 65086, May 2, 1908.)
(F 65104, May 4, 1908.)
Trubbell. (EF 64658, Apr.
Mrs.
1908. )
18,
Monopoly auto race.
25, 1908.)
(F 64879, Apr.
Monopoly Lodge. (F 64608, Apr.
16, 1908. )
Mysterious stranger. (EF 65135,
May 5, 1908.)
Oh, what's
6, 1908.)
(EF 65215, May 9, 1908.)
Political situation in a nutshell.
(F 64600, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Rhymo the monk. (F —
15, 1908.)
the use. (F 65156, May
Apr.
” 64657, Apr. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 64660, Apr. 18, oe" )
—— (F 64820, Apr. 22, 1908.)
16, 1908.) |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.Iv,n.s.,V.3 —
AMERICAN-J OURN AL-EXA MINER—Cont’d.
—— (F 64878, Apr. 25,
— (F 65030, Apr. 30,
—— (F 65109, May 4,
—— (F 65155, May 6, 1908.)
—— (F 65217, May 9, 1908.)
Sorrows of Satan. (F 64697, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Spring has came.
1908. )
1908.)
1908.)
(F 64607, Apr.
16, 1908.)
Surest thing you know. (F 64892,
Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 65001, Apr. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 65029, Apr. 30, 1908.)
— (F 65107, May 4, 1908.)
— (F 65132, May 6, 1908.)
—— (F 65154, May 6, 1908.)
— (F 65216, May 9, 1908.)
(F 65235, May 11, 1908.)
| Unele Sam's comic supplement. (F
| 65177, May 8, 1908.)
Uproar at the In bad club. (F
| 64756,
65032, Apr.
We are
(F 64891, Apr.
When the town
GAST7. Apr. 25, 1908.)
When women get their rights.
Apr. 21, 1908.)
Whole Peewee family.
Apr. 13, 1908.)
—— (F 64599,
——— (F 64757,
30, 1908.)
gov erned by newspapers.
, 1908.)
goes crazy.
2 a
25 a
(F 64500,
Apr. 15, 1908.)
Apr. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 64898,
—— (F 64999,
—— (FF 65133,
(F 65171,
Wouldn't it n
elephant mad.
1908.)
Wouldn't
64760,
—— (FF 65237,
Yes, here we
Apr. 15, 1908.)
it
Apr. 27, 1908.)
Apr. 29, 1908.)
May 5, 1908.)
May 7, 1908.)
nike a donkey and an
(F 65179, May 8,
make you mad. (F
Apr. 21, 1908.)
May 11, 1908.)
(F 64598,
are again.
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH OCO.,
New York, N.
His day of rest.
1908. )
‘Hulda’s lovers.
| 1908.)
King’s messenger.
| 28, 1908.)
as [12027-12030
(H 110428, May 9,
(H 109471, Apr. 16,
(H 109927, Apr.
Sculptor’s nightmare. (H 110169,
-May 4, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
AMERICAN STEREOSCOPIC Co., New York, |
1 a ae [12031-12033
A 29775. (H 105411, Jan. 23, 1908.*) |
A 65985, A 66458. (H 109780, 109781, |
Apr. 27, 1908.)
(CHARLES HENRY), Minne-
[12034-12037
(H 109999, Apr.
ANDERSON
apolis, Minn.
Arrival of spring.
30, 1908.)
Easter offerings.
30, 1908. )
Fair lillies.
1908; 2 ec. May 1, 1908.)
Ruth. (H 109997, Apr. 30, 1908.)
(H 109998, Apr.
ARARAT TEMPLE A. A. O. N. M. S., Kansas |
[12038 |
City, Mo.
Ararat temple, Kansas City, Mo.
66254, Apr. 8, 1908.)
ARCHIBALD (ORSON), Indianapolis, Ind.
[12039, 12040
_ Indiana State school for deaf, main
building, school building. (H 109743,
109744, Apr. 27, 1908.)
| ARNOLD (RicHArRD J.), Del Monte, Cal. |
[12041
; Monterey bay. 1.
m1, 1908.)
ASSOCIATED LITERARY PRESS, New York,
[12042-12046
Muffy Shuffles.
1908. )
—— (F 64734,
—(F 64902,
— (F 65083,
— (F 65214,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Apr. 27, 1908.)
May 2, 1908.)
May 9, 1908.)
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.),
Iowa. [12047-12051
Ft. Des Moines, army post. (H
™209551, Apr. 20, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1908. )
——2nd U. S. cavalry. 1-4.
" 110165-110168, May 4, 1908.)
Ph DABKER (J. A.), Canandaigua, N. Y.
(H
[12052
: St. Johns Episcopal choir. (H
110104, May 4, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 28,
1908. )
SeARNES (A. S.) & co., New York, N. Y.
| [12053-12057
= iseypoards, A, B fiat, C, D, F. (F
— 65053-65058, Apr. 18, 1908.)
BARNWELL (J. O.), Seattle, Wash.
[12058
Mount Rainier, in the shadow of.
eH 109777, Apr. 27, 1908.)
(H 109996, Apr. 30, |
(Fo
(H 110454, May |
(F 64515, Apr. 138, |
Des Moines, |
1
185
BARRETT (Jas, A.), Sheridan, Wyo.
[12059
Wyoming beauties. (H 109820, Apr.
27, 1908.)
BaRTON & SpPooNeR, Cornwall-on-Hud-
gon: IN. -Y. [12060, 12061
Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson,
N. Y., birdseye view.
Cornwall, N. Y., Northern gateway
of the Highlands. A 699.
(H 110164, 110163, May 4, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Apr. 27, 1908.)
BAUER GAS FIXTURE WoRKS, Philadel-
phia, Pa. [12062-12065
Durability. (F 64857, Apr. 18,
1908. )
Integrity. (F 64859, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Patriotic. (F 64858, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Simplicity. (F 64856, Apr. 18,
| 1908.)
2c. of each Apr. 28, 1908.
BAYONNE PATRIOTIC MONUMENT ASS'‘N,
Bayonne, N. J. [12066
Bayonne, N. J. Soldiers and sail-
ors monument. (H 109356, Apr. 3,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 28, 1908.*)
3EATY (CHAS. A.), Chicago, Il.
[12067-12070
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder. (G 18554, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Child’s prayer. (G 18555, Apr. §,
1908. )
Coming through
18556, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Little Red Riding Hood.
Apr. 8, 1908.)
2 ec. of each Apr. 27, 1908.
q2
the rye. (
(G 18555,
BECKQUIST & REID, Muskagon, Mich.
[12071, 12072
Hackley square and St. Pauls church.
(H 109646, Apr. 23, 1908.)
One hours catch before breakfast.
(H 109645, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Beers (NATHAN T.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[12073-12076
Aeroplane. 14. (H 109659—-109662,
Apr. 24, 1908.)
BENEDICT (HENERY I.), Lynn, Mass.
[12077
Lynn police force. (H 110466, May
12, 1908.)
BERGER-LEVRAULT ET C°, Paris, France.
[12078-12081
Paraboles (Les), par Eugéne Bur-
nand. [14] (F 64832-64835, Apr.
23, 1908.)
186
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv,n.s.,v.3
BIRD’S-EYE VIEW PUB. CO. (INC.), Den-
ver, Colo. [12082, 12083
Denver union stock yards.
Denver’s White way.
(F 64851. 64852, Apr. 23, 1908.)
BisHop (A. ALLYN), Newport, Vt.
[12084, 12085 |
Prouty (Hon. Cis. ".A.} "3, 2. (ol
109620, 109621, Apr. 22, 1908.)
Bit & SPUR PUB Co., Chicago, III.
[12086
Whoop. (F 65088, May 4, 1908.)
BITUMINOUS COAL co., Knoxville, Tenn.
[12087 |
(H 110232, May 6, |
Kramor coal.
1908. )
Bonp (Gero. W.), Wheaton, Il.
[12088-12091 |
Good bye sweetheart.
May 4, 1908.)
If you are no one’s sweetheart.
1096438, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Lily and the sunbeam.
Apr. 17, 1908.)
Love makes the world go ‘round.
(H 109490, Apr. 17, 1908.)
Bonnie (Rost. K.), Honolulu, Hawaii.
[12092-12094
Frear (Walter F.) 1-3. (H110190-
110192, May 4, 1908.)
Book NEWS MONTHLY, Philadelphia, Pa.
[12095
Chasseur; [by] Alphonse de Neu-
ville. (F 64813, Apr. 22, 1908.)
Borie (JoHN J.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[12096
St. Vincent blessing the Sisters of
Charity. (H 109655, Apr. 24, 1908.)
Briecs (Ernest L.), Chicago, Il.
(H 110162, |
(A
(H 109489, |
Brown (Epcsr B.)—Continued.
Golden pumpkin field. (H 109573,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Harvest time. (H 109574, Apr. 30,
| 1908.)
Jolly cobbler. (H 109575, Apr. 20,
1908. )
Buck (Gero. V.), Washington, D. C.
[12106-12116
Brown (Elmer) 1. (H 109895, Apr.
| 27, 1908.)
Dawson (Hon. Albert F.) 1, 2.
(H 109896, 109897, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Ferris (Hon. Scott) 1, (H 110016
Apr. 30, 1908.)
| Henry (Hon. Robt. L.) 1-3. (H
109898-109900, Apr. 27, 1908.)
McCreary (Hon. Jas. B.) 1. (HS
110018, Apr. 30, 1908.)
O’Connell (Rt. Rey. D: J.) 25am
109901, Apr. 27, 1908.)
2. (H 110019, Apr. 30, 1908.)
Taft (Hon. Wm. H.) 1. (H 110017,
Apr. 30, 1908.)
Buck (J. W.), Wilmington, N. C.
(12117
Wilmington, N. C., St. James’ Epis-
copal church, Easter morning. (H
110088, May 2, 1908.)
| Bupp (Axice K.), Glenora, N. Y.
[12118
Glenora, Seneca lake, N. Y. (H
| 109637, Apr. 23, 1908; 2 G Ania
1908.)
Buttock (Wri1AM), Cleveland, Ohio.
[12097 |
Red cat poster. (G 18552, Apr. 30,
1908. )
BRITTON & Ray, San Francisco, Cal.
[12098
California’s reception to the fleet.
(F 63584, Mar. 16, 1908; 2 ce. Apr. 30,
1908. )
Brock (Nace), Asheville, N. C. [12099
Asheville, N. C. (H 110305, May 8,
1908. )
Brown (A. T.), Riverside, Cal. [12100
Balanced rock, Mt. Rubidoux. (H
108478 Apr. 6, 1908; 2 ¢c.. Mar. 46,
1908.* )
Brown (Epcar B.), Waltham, Mass.
[12101-12105
Boston public library and tulips.
(H 109572, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Concord, Mass., Sleepy Hollow ceme-
tery. (H 109576, Apr. 20, 1908.)
| “08.
(12119, 12120
Collinwood school fire.
Collinwood school fire funeral.
(H 107814, 107815, Mar. 23, 1908;
2 ¢c. of each, Apr. 27, 1908.)
BUNNELL (S. U.), Calexico, Cal.
(12121
Bungalow hotel porch. (H 109412,
Apr. 15, 1908.)
BUNNELL (S. U.), Pasadena, Cal.
[12122
Last days of Chief Hyronom, Coco-
pah. (H 110210, May 5, 1908.)
BUNNELL (W. A.), Decatur, Tex.
[12123-12126
Athenaeum literary society, D. B. C.
70S. (H 109653, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Erosophian literary society, D. B.
C. ’08. (H 109652, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Palladian literary society, D. B. C.
(H 109651, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Philomatheon literary society, D. B.
Cc. 08. (H 109650, Apr. 23, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
187
BurKHOLDER (Mrs. M. C.), Harrison-
burg, Va. [12127-12129
Big spring. (F 65257, May 11,
1908. )
Second courthouse. (EF 65255, May
11, 1908.)
Third courthouse. (F 65256, May
11, 1908.)
2c. of each May 1, 1908.
BuRR PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[121380, 12131
Halt for lunch. (F 65063, May 1,
1908. )
Kittens. (IF 65026, Apr. 30, 1908.)
Busstan (Henry H.), Chicago, Ill.
[12132
College theatre. (H 110314, May
9, 1908. )
Butter (Mary Louisa), Chicago, Ill.
[12138
Consider the lilies. (H 107357, Mar.
13, 1908; 2 c. May 1, 1908.)
Camp (H. B.) co., Chicago, Ill. °
[12134
To the tournament. (F 64605, Apr.
16, 1908.)
CAMPBELL ART CO., Elizabeth, N. J.
[12135-12186
New acquaintances. (F 64885, Apr.
27, 1908.)
Prophet of the tribe. 7250. (F
64884, Apr. 27, 1908.)
CARTER, ALBERT, Los Angeles, Cal.
HeiIsT
Forest of candy on the Arizona
desert. (FF 65140, Apr. 21, 1908; 2 ¢.
Apr. 8, 1908.)
Carter (H. H.) Lockport, III.
[12138-12141
Dellwood park, East bridge, upper
basin. (H 110462, May 11, 1908.)
Sanitary district power station.
110461, May 11, 1908.)
Lockport, Ill., St. Dennis church, in-
terior. (H 109947, Apr. 28, 1908.)
(H 110806, May 8, 1908.)
CELEBRITY ART cCo., Boston, Mass.
[12142-12151
Admiration.— Adoration.— Chrysan-
themum. — Dreaming. — Jugglers
dream.— Roman lovers. — Sorrow. —
Sweet sixteen.— Two sisters. — You
ean’t beat it. [10 photographs.] (H
109391109400, Apr. 14, 1908.)
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Troy, N. Y.
FIZ?
Troy, N. Y. Week, Sept.
(F 65189, May 5, 1908.)
(H
Come.
6-9, ’08.
CHuRCH (JOHN) co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
[12153-12162
America. — Bohemia. — England. —
France. — Germany. — Hungary. —
Italy.— Japan.— Poland.— Spain. . [10
prints.] (F 65143-65152, May 6, 1908.)
CITY CoAL co., Hartford, Conn. [12163
Hartford, Conn. New stone bridge
crossing the Connecticut river. (F
64158, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1908.)
CLARK (C. H.), St. Johnbury, Vt.
[12164
What some people think of New
Hampshire. (F 64551, Apr. 13, 1908.)
CLARK (J. MAXWELL), North Hadley,
Mass. [12165
Hadley, Mass., First Congregational
church, spire and weather-cock. (H
110238, May 6, 1908.)
CLEMENS (U. S. G.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[12166
Old year out. (H 109413, Apr. 15,
1908.)
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington, D. C.
[12167-12178
Bryce (Mrs. (H 109557,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Cannon .(Hon. J. G:) _ 6,,. 7.
109558, 109559, Apr. 20, 1908.
Elkins (Sen. 8. B.) (H 109553, Apr.
James)
(H
20, 1908.)
New Greek minister. (H 109560,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
McLean (Mrs. Donald) 9-11. (H
109561—109568, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Meyer (Postmaster General yon L.)
2-4. (H 109554-109556, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Roosevelt (Theodore), jr. in a bal-
loon. (H 109654, Apr. 23, 1908.)
CoLE (Bion F.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[12179
Two of America’s great essentials
to peace and prosperity. (G 17897,
Jan. 2, 1908; 2 ce. Apr. 15, 1908.)
COOVERT Memphis,
Tenn. [12180
Memphis hospital medical college,
senior class, 1907-1908. (H 110066,
May 1, 1908.)
(JOHN CALVIN),
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
[12181, 12182
Gorton’s minstrels, negro head and
cake walk. (G 18492, Apr. 18, 1908.)
20 camel team. Ringling bros. (G
18472, Apr. 9, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 10, 1908.)
188
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2.8, V8 7
McGregor & CANBY CO.,
[12183, 12184
CRAWEORD,
Dayton, Ohio.
Discomfort and comfort.
Apr. 15, 1908.)
Old style and the Tredstrate.
64587, Apr. 15, 1908.)
CurRRIER (C. B.), New York, N. Y.
[12185
Chamberlain (Esther). (H 109506,
Apr. 18, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 14, 1908.)
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[12186-12195
Cattle; by Constant Troyan. 8 by
10, 11 by 14.
Passage du Gué; by J. B. C. Corot.
8 by 10, 11 by 14.
Pool (The); by J. B. C. Corot.
by 14.
Spring landscape; by J. B. C. Corot.
8 by 10, 11 by 14.
11
Sunset; by ©. F. Daubigny. 11
by 14.
Trout stream; by E. I. Couse. 8 by
10, 11 by 14.
(H 109810-109819, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Newtonville, Mass.
[12196
Quiet Hughes fits the shoes. (F
65010, Apr. 29, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 23,
1908.)
CUTLER PUB. CO.,
CuTrTreR (CHARLES E.), Tacoma, Wash.
[12197
Washington (Cruiser) in Tacoma
harbor. (H 109968, Apr. 29, 1908.)
DaBB (R. I1.), Le Mars, Iowa.
(H 109420, |
(F |
DEMAREST (FRANKLIN Pierce), Bloom-
field, N. J. [12218
American madonna. (H 109745,
Apr. 27, 1908.)
DENVER POST, Denver, Colo.
[12219-12237
Adventures of the little Post Want-
ad. (F 64621, Apr. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 64836, Apr. 23, 1908.)
— (F 65028, Apr. 30, 1908.)
(F 65168, May 7, 1908.)
Doc, Bird and Hum Dinger en route.
| (F 64570, Apr. 13, 1908.)
(F 64948, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65099, May 4, 1908.)
(F 65251, May 11, 1908.)
Foundation. (F 65250, May 11,
1908. )
Just yarns. (F 64668, Apr. 20,
1508. )
(F 65027, Apr. 30, 1908.)
New menu. (F 64945, Apr. 27,
1908. )
Ragweed reflections of an ex-Hoo-
sier. (F 64869, Apr. 25, 1908.)
(I 65123, May 5, 1908.)
Zoo-Zakis. (F 64667, Apr. 20, 1908.)
(F 64850, Apr. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 64908, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 64944, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65062, May 1, 1908.)
DETROIT DECORATIVE SUPPLY CO., De-
[
troit, Mich.
Art. (F 64550, Apr. 10, 1908.)
| DETROIT PUB, CO., Detroit, Mich.
[12198-12201
Alton, Iowa, Laying the corner stone |
of St. Mary’s catholic church. 1-4.
(H 110475-110478, May 12, 1908.)
DAVIS (WARREN B.), New York, N. Y.
[12202
When the heart ealls. (H 110251,
May 7, 1908.)
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[12203-12215 |
Study. 1-138.
Apr. 15, 1908.)
(H 109424-109436,
De MANGE (L. B.), Nevada, Iowa.
[1Z216. A224"
Nevada, Iowa. Bird’seye view. (H
110447, May 11, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1908.)
——M. E. church.
11, 1908.) -
(H 110448, May
[12239-12252
Albany, N. Y., boy’s academy. (H
109567, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Chicago drainage canal and con-
trolling works. (H 109566, Apr. 20,
1908. )
Detroit, Mich., Hotel Pontchartrain.
(H 109826, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Lookout mt. and Cravens house,
Tenn. (H 109568, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Mackinack island, Mich. [1, 2] (H
— 109569, 109570, Apr. 20, 1908.)
New York, N. Y. [1-4] (H 109822-
109825, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Old Faithful geyser. (H 109422,
| Apr. 15, 1908.)
Perilous waters. (H 109421, Apr.
15, 1908.)
Roosevelt (Theodore). (H 109801,
Apr. 27, 1908.)
William Livingstone (S. S.). (H
110008, Apr. 30, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
189
DrusLteE (CHARLES G.), Canton, Ohio.
[12253
|
Canton, Ohio, a vista of McKinley |
national memorial. (F 65116, May 5,
| DWoRSHAK
1908. )
De ZAvALA (ADINA), San Antonio,
Tex. [12254 |
Where the heroes died; Alamo, San
Antonio, Tex. (IF 64654, Apr. 18,
1908. )
Dick & DopGE, Newark, N. Y. [12255
Wait till I-catch that peacock. (F |
Ga022, Apr. 17, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 138, |
1908. )
DICKINSON (ALICE MARGARET), Mon-
treat, N. C. [12256-12275
Brushy covered with frost. (H.
110437, May 9, 1908.)
Cane Creek mts. [1-5] (H 109969- |
1099738, Apr. 29, 1908.)
Land-seape from Rainbow terrace,
(H 109974, Apr. 29, 1908.)
Montreat, N. C. [1-6]
109980, Apr. 29, 1908.)
[7-18] (H 110429-110435, May
9, 1908.)
Dorr (C. J.), Pocomoke City, Md.
[12276
(H 110446,
(H 109975-
Makemie monument.
May 6, 1908.)
Doty (E. E.), Belding, Mich.
977_199
[12277-12280 | Epwarpy (F. W.), Atlanta, Ga. [123819
Bula 8. (H 110322, May 9, 1908.)
Lichtenauer (Mrs.) (H 110325, May |.) yS SSN OP
9, 1908.)
Marie. (H 110323, May 9, 1908.)
Warner (Gov. Fred M.) (H 1103824,
May 9, 1908.)
DoucLtas (WILLIAM), North Bend,
Oreg. [12281-12285
North Bend water front. (H 109387,
Apr. 14, 1908.)
North Bend wharf.
14, 1908.)
On the Coquille.
28, 1908.).
Peaceful bay.
1908. )
Seaward bound.
14, 1908.)
Dovust (1. U.), Syracuse, N. Y. [12286
Syracuse high school, second 1908
graduating class. (H 109487, Apr. 17,
1908. )
Duspas (JOHN), Baltimore, Md.
[12287
Baltimore, Md., Johns Hopkins hos-
pital, wards D-—I, and maternity. (H
109622, Apr. 22, 1908.)
(H 109388, Apr.
(H 109946, Apr.
(H 109389, Apr. 14,
(H 109390, Apr.
»
+ ——_——
EDGERTON
DUNNINGTON Weston, W.
Va. [12288-12290
Webster Springs, W. Va. [1-8] (H
110290-110292, May 7, 1908.)
Duluth, Minn.
(WM W.),
(LovIs),
_ Ski girl. [12291
(H 110445, May 11, 1908.)
EckKsTONE (C.), Chicago, Ill. Give us
Roosevelt. [12292
(F 64666, Apr. 20, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
24, 1908.)
(R. L.), Fremont, Nebr.
[12293-12297
Chimney, five photographic views
looking from. (F 110089-110093, Apr.
30, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. 22, 1908.)
EDISON MANUFACTURING co., Orange,
NN, J [12298-12316
Bridal couple dodging cameras. 1-6.
(H 110243-110248, May 6, 1908.)
Merry widow waltz craze. 1-6.
109962-109967, Apr. 29, 1908.)
Nero and the burning of Rome.
(H 109629-109635, Apr. 22, 1908.)
ae
(H
1-7.
EpwarpDs (ANNA M.), Fayette, Iowa.
[12817, 12318
Fayette, Iowa, view of college cam-
pus. A-C. (H 109778, 109774, Apr.
7, 1908.)
Whiskey in the lime light. (F 59541,
2c. May 9, 1908.)
(A. W.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[12320
Mill (The): by Emil Van Marcke.
(H 109571, Apr. 20, 1908; 2 ce. Apr. 18,
1908.)
ELSoNn
EMERSON (Moses M.), Ellensburg,
Wash. [12321
Colman falls. (H 110069, May 2
1908: 2 c. Apr. 20, 1908.)
EMMET (W. H.). Aldridge, Mont.
[12322-12335
Deer, sheep, etc. 14 G, 27 G, 39 G,
3G, 47 G, 50 G, 56 G (H 109358-
109367 Apr. 14, 1908.)
41 G, 48 G, 49 G, 59 (H
109749-109752, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Wyo.
[12836-12338
(H 110298, May 7, 1908.)
(H 110296, May 7, 1908.)
(H 110297, May
EPPELMAN (Gus), Cora,
Calf elk.
Cow elk.
Snow. shoe rabbit.
7, 1908.)
2 c. of each, Apr. 18, 1908.
190
Ewart (WM. Hart), Topeka, Kans.
[12389-12365
[College pennant series] 324-343, |
345-351. (F 64707-64733, Apr. 20,
1908. )
FABER (JOHN T.), Milwaukee, Wis..
[12366 |
Seeing Milwaukee.
17, 1908.)
Faust (CHAs. H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[12367-12379 |
(H 109488, Apr. |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
FourNieER (Pau), East Aurora, N. Y.
[
Thompson (Mr. Wm. 0.) (H
109983, Apr. 29, 1908; 2 @ Apr. 23;
1908.)
Fow.er (T. M.), Morrisville, Pa.
[12393
Ocilla, Ga., bird’seye view. 1908.
| (G@ 18581, May 5, 1908.)
Ocean City, N. J. [1-13] (H 110479- |
110491, May 12, 1908.)
FEICKE (BEN), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[12380
Who’s a prohibitionist? (F 64868,
Apr. 25, 1908.)
FELKER (CLARENCE EpWarD), Easton,
| FRANKLIN (HERMENA A.), Los Angeles,
[12394
Cal.
Franklin (Hermena A.) (H 109352,
Apr. 11, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1908.)
_ FUNSTEN BROS. & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Pa. [12881
Nazareth, Pa., Robert Bachman |
home. (H 110211, May 5, 1908.)
IILENE’S (WM.) SONS cCo., Boston, |
Mass. [12382
Our Broadway girls. (G 17376, Oct.
9, 1907; 2 c. Sept. 27, 1907.* )
Fircw (H. R.), San Diego, Cal.
[12883-12385
Coronado hotel. (H 109903, Apr. 27.
1908. )
Evans’ fleet at
109902, Apr. 27, 1908.)
San Diego from 7th & Beach sts.
(H 109904, Apr. 27, 1908.)
2 c. of each, Apr. 29, 1908.
Coronado.
Ill.
Roosevelt (President Theodore).
(H 109478, Apr. 16, 1908; 2 c. Mar.
19, 1908.)
ILEISHER BROTHERS, Philadelphia, Pa.
[12387
Fleisher clothing.
1907; 2 c. July 5, 1907.*)
FLUKE (CHARLES E.), Chariton, Iowa.
Chariton, Ohio, depot.
Apr. 18, 1908.)
Torey (HE. F.), New York, N. Y.
[12389, 12390
(H 109539,
Logue (Cardinal)
1, 1908.)
Pardow (Rev. Wm. O'Brian)
109952, Apr. 29, 1908.)
Fotsom (WILLIAM H.), Minneapolis,
Minn. [12391
Publicity club banquet.
Apr. 16, 1908.)
(H
| Sept. 26,
12395
Trapper of old. No Christmas din-
ner. (F 65167, May 7, 1908; 2 c. Apr.
29, 1908.)
GABRIEL (KRIKER), Union Hill, N. J.
[12396, 12397
Erazoh.—Oriort. (H 100334, 100333,
1907; 1 ¢. of each Sept. 7,
1907; 1 c. of each Jan. 8, 1908.*)
Garo (Joun H.), Boston, Mass.
[12398-12402
Farrar (Geraldine) 15. (Hf
109755-109759, Apr. 20, 1908.)
GATES (JoHN B.), Barbourville, Ky.
(H
Union college campus. (H 110294,
| May 8, 1908.)
GEBHARD (JoHN W.), Baltimore, Md.
| [12404
Little peacemakers. (F 64157, Apr.
FLEISCHMANN (CHartes R.), Chicago, | 2, 1908; 2 ¢. Apr. 14, 1908.)
[12386 |
Giueert (IRWIN E.), Frostburg, Md.
[12405-12414
Frostburg, Md. [1-10]. (H 110020—
110029, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 ¢c. of each
May 4, 1908.)
(G 16273, July 8, |
GoLDSMITH (Hueco B.), San Francisco,
Cal. [12415-12419
Belle of Chinatown.—Chinatown
_belle-—Chinese beauty.—New Years
[12388 |
ealler.—Out for a stroll. [5 photo-
graphs.] (H 109472-109476, Apr. 16,
1908. )
-Gorpon (Pui), Brighton, Mass.
(H 110030, May |
(H 109477, |
:
|
|
[12420-12447
Animal trainer.—Artificial delight.—
Fool and his money soon part.—Fore-
gone conclusion.—His meal ticket.—
How can he refuse—Ill take a
chance.—-Is everybody happy.—It
locks good to me.—Just as sure as
shooting.—Leap year resolution.—Lost
in admiration.—Maiden’s leap-year
proposal.—Mr. Not-man and wife.—
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
191
Gorpon (PuHILir)—Continued.
Molasses draws flies —Moth and the |
flame.—No fool like an old fool.—Not |
yet but soon.—Old man’s darling.—
Repartee.—Same old _ story.—Spider
and the _ fly.—Strenuous
protest.— |
Stung at sea.—Waiting for Mr. Good- |
thing. — Weighty proposal. — When
wifey’s on her vacation.—Will she or
will she not. [28 prints.] (F 64951- |
64978, Mar. 238, 1908.*)
Gorpon & PAGEL BREAD Co., Detroit,
Mich.
Merry widow. 1, 2. (F 65174, 65175,
May 8, 1908.)
GorMAN (J. A.), Seattle, Wash. [12450
Seattle, Second avenue. (F 64860,
Apr. 24, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 9, 1908.)
GOTHAM LITHO. co., INC., New York,
mY.
Colonial girl.—Little grandma.
a60a0, 18005, Apr. 25, 1908; 2 c« of
each Apr. 24, 1908.)
Gowpy (M. B.), Edenton, N. C.
[12453-12458
Landing catch on the battery. (H
110303, May 8, 1908.)
(H
Landing the catch at night.
110802, May 8, 1908.)
[12448, 12449 |
| GRAY LITHOGRAPH co.—Continued.
Old, old story.
1908. )
Strictly confidential.
(G 18512, Apr. 21,
(G 18513, Apr.
| 21, 1908.)
Tempting repast. (G 18514, Apr.
21, 1908.) :
Three of us. (G 18533, Apr. 25,
1908. )
Venetian lagoon. (G 18515, Apr. 21,
_ 1908.)
GRETSCHEL (JOSEPH), Long Island
Cy, NZ. [12477-12478
Blackwell’s’ island bridge. (F
[12451, 12452 |
(G |
|
64825, Apr. 23, 1908.)
(H 109479, Apr. 10, 1908; 2 ce.
Apr. 6, 1908.)
GRIFFIN (G. Taytor), Albany, N. Y.
[12479
Assembly group of the state of New
York, 1908. (H 109821, Apr. 27, 1908.)
_GROLLMAN (I.), Chicago, Ill.
Laying out incoming seine on steam- |
er. (H 110304, May 8, 1908.)
Measuring spawn. (H 110299, May
8, 1908.)
Separating live from dead spawn.
(H 110301, May 8, 1908.)
Taking spawn from roe shad.
110300, May 8, 1908.)
GRAVES (GEoRGE S.), Springfield, Mass.
(H
[12459-12461
Hartford, Conn., Elizabeth park,
prize Shropshire sheep. (H 110045,
May 1, 1908.)
Mount Tom, Mass. A 166, A 167.
(H 110043, 110044, May 1, 1908.)
GRAY LITHOGRAPH Cco., New York, N.
A [12462-12476
Before the wind. (G 18510, Apr. 21,
1908. )
Hold me tight. (G 18496, Apr. 15,
1908. )
Homeward bound. (G 18534, Apr. |
25, 1908.)
Lady Columbia.—Lady Marvard.—
Lady Michigan. — Lady Pennsyl-
vania.—Lady Princeton.—Lady Yale.
[6 lithographs] (G@ 18624-18629, May
138, 1908.)
Mammey’s warning.
21, 1908.)
(G 18511, Apr.
[12480-12482
Dallas 1908 Elk. (F 65246, May 11,
1908. )
Give us Roosevelt or give us Taft.
(F 65244, May 11, 1908.)
Man who made Lincoln (Nebraska)
famous. (F 65245, May 11, 1908.)
GUTEKUNST (F.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[12483
Busch (Carl) (H 109512, Apr. 18,
1908. )
GUTMANN & GUTMANN, New York,
pe, &. [12484-12487
Exceeding the speed limit. (F
64818, Apr. 22, 1908.)
Gossip. (F 64816, Apr. 22, 1908.)
Little mother. (F 64815, Apr. 22,
1908. )
Poodle-mobile. (EF 64817, Apr. 22,
1908. )
HAKKERUP (N. Larson), Bemidji,
Minn. [12488
Bemidji city band. (H 109733, Apr.
| 25, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1908.)
| Hatt (Gro. P.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[12489
New York, N. Y., Broadway and
Wall st. 6045. (H 109564, Apr. 20,
| 1908.)
HAMMARLUND & PELLETREAU, Brook-
lyn. N.Y. [12490
Sweedish military band. (H 110068,
Apr. 29, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 17, 1908.)
192
HAMMON (V. O.) PUB. Co., Chicago, Ill.
[12491-12506
Colored prints. x 46, x 48-x 60, x
62,x 63. (F 68281-63296, Oct. 28, 1907;
1 ¢. of each Oct. 19, 1907; 1 c. of each
Feb. 1, 1908.*)
Harney (W. D.), Wash.
[12507
Mount Tacoma from Mineral lake.
A. (F 60573, Dec. 16, 1907.*)
HARPER (H. W.), Joliet, Ill.
[12508-12513
(H 109714-109719,
Tacoma,
A-F.
1908. )
HARPER & BROS., New York, N. Y.
[12514, 12515
what a sweep
Caruso.
Apr. 25,
Apemantus: Hey-day,
of vanity comes this way. (F 64074,
Mar. 30, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1908.)
Timon: I prithee, beat thy drum
and get thee gone.
1908; 2 ec. Apr.
(F 64075, Mar. 30,
24, 1908.)
Hart (GLENN), Deadwood, S. Dak.
[12516
Deadwood in 1876. (H 109480, Apr.
17, 1908; 2 c. Mar..27, 1908.)
Harvey (FRED), Kansas City, Mo.
[12517-12525
Hutchinson, Kans., New Santa Fe
hotel, the Bisonte. a, b. (F 64693,
64694, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Needles, Cal., New Santa Fe hotel,
(F 64692,
ATizZ.,
E] Garces.
Williams,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Hotel Fray Marcos
[1-6] (F 64686-64691, Apr. 20, 1908.)
HAYES LITHOGRAPHING co., Buffalo,
ete [12526
Pair of beauties. (G 18543, Apr. 28,
1908.)
Heaton (A. G.), New York, N. Y.
[12527-12529
Day Spring from on high. 44 by 64,
62 by 93, 9% by 18% (H 110100—
110102, May 4, 1908.)
Heitway (E. K.), Chicago, Ill. [12530
Leaders! (F 62175, Jan. 27, 1908;
2c. Mar. 25, 1908.*)
HEWITT BROTHERS, Salem, Ohio.
[12581-12535
Salem, Ohio, Lincoln ave. A-C.
Shrubbery. 1, 2.
(H 110317-110321, May 9, 1908.)
Hitt (R.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[12586-12542
Astoria.— Azalea.— Blue Bell.—Er-
minie. — Iris. — Jacqueminot.— May
queen. [7 engravings] (F 64838—
64844, Apr. 28, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt.Iv,n.s.,v.3
Hiscock (F. J.), Cody, Wyo.
12
5435-12548
Great Falls, [Wyo.] (H 109486,
Apr. 17, 1908.)
Needle Rock, [Wyo.] (H 109481,
Apr. 17, 1908.)
Shoshone Dam, [Wyo.] [14]. (H
109482-109485, Apr. 17, 1908.)
2 c. of each Apr. 20, 1908.
HocArtH (W. H.), York Beach, Me.
[12549, 12550.
Hastings-Lyman
(H 1093538, 109354,
2 c. of each, Mar. 30,
York Beach, Me.,
Hiotel [1, 2].
Apr. 7, 1908;
1908. )
liorton (C. J.), Detroit, Mich. [12551
Base ball bug. (F 64946, Apr. 27,
1908; 2 ce. Apr. 21, ae
. Oakland, Cal.
[12552
Catching a cannon ball. (H 109905,
Apr. 27, 1908; 1 ¢c. Apr. 18, 1908; 1 ¢.
Apr. 27, 1908. )
(J. Be),
HoLtuM (JOHN),
HorRNADY Birmingham, Ala.
[12553
Fan. (F 65064, May 1,
2c. Apr. 24, 1908.)
Long Beach, Cal.
[12554
Atlantic fleet arriving at Long
Beach, Cal., Apr. 18, 1908. (H 110193,
May 4, 1908.)
Professor
1908 :
Hovey (Guy C.),
Howarp & BrowN, Rockland, Me.
[12555
Education and thrift. (G 18233,
Mar. 6, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 23, 1908.)
Hurr (Henry), New York, N. Y.
[12556-12560
Auto girl. (F 65194, May 9, 1908.)
Bride. (F 65192, May 9, 1908.)
Girl with hat. (F 65190, May 9,
1908. )
School girl. (F 65193, May 9, 1908.)
Soldier. (F 65191, May 9, 1908.)
IngA (THE), Washington, D. C. [12561
[Mayor] des Planches (Baroness).
(F 646638, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 2,
1908. ) ‘
INMAN (Pratt C.) San Rafael, Cal.
[12562
San Rafael, Cal. (H 109437, Apr.
15, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1908.)
INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH co., Buf-
falo, N. Y. [12563
Princeton (H_ 110034,
May 1, 1908.)
university.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
INTERNATIONAL TEXTBOOK CO., Scran-
ton, Pa. [12564-12567
Highway bridge details. 107-110.
(EF 64741-64744, Apr. 21, 1908.)
IrBer (ANDREW), JR., St. Paul, Minn.
[12568 |
Lucile in periodic poses. (H
109906, Apr. 27, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 17,
1908. )
JacKSon (H. R.), Littleton, Colo.
[12569-12573
[i-o FP CEE
19085 2'é/-ot
wenmont. CU: 8S. 8.)
110105-110109, May 2,
each Apr. 17, 1908.)
JACOBS-STINE Co., Portland, Oregon.
[12574 |
Portland, Oregon, panorama of the
residence section. (G 18541, Apr. 27,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 13, 1908.)
JAEGER (J. F.), Washington, Mo.
[12575-12577
Union, Mo., Franklin co. courthouse.
(H 109374, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Washington, Mo. [1,2
109378, Apr. 6, 1908.)
JAMES & BUSHNELL, Seattle, Wash.
[12578-12590
(H 109372,
Green (Thomas E.), D. D. (H
109760, Apr. 24, 1908.)
meeanena (Rk. W.) 1, 2 (H
109771, 109772, Apr. 24, 1908.)
Roller (Dr. B. F.) 1-10. (H 109761-—
109770, Apr. 24, 1908.)
JEFFERSON (ORVILLE), Kokomo, Ind.
[12591-12596
Kokomo, Ind. [1-6] (H 109727-
109732, Apr. 25, 1908.)
JENKINS (W. S.) co., Washington,
<0 lle [12597
Jenkins bald head _ polish. (EF
64982, Apr. 28, 1908.)
(Mrs. E. M.), Washington,
[12598
Brownsville affair, 1906. (H 109657,
Apr. 24, 1908.)
JOHNSTON (JOHN), Nantucket, Mass.
[12599
Chums. (H 109452, Apr. 16, 1908.)
JORDAN (A. C.), Cashmere, Wash.
JOHNSON
D. C.
[12600 |
Vale of Cashmere from Shotwell
heights. (H 110242, May 6, 1908.)
JUDGE co., New York, N. Y.
[12601-12604
Little Johnny and the Teddy bears.
(I? 64646, Apr. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 64837, Apr. 23,. 1908.)
—— (F 65061, May 1, 1908.)
— (F 65176, May §, 1908.)
| bright
|
1908.)
)
/
.
193
KAMRAR (J. W.), Blue Earth, Minn.
[12605-12609
Blue Earth, Minn. [1-5] (H
110110-110114, May 2, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Apr. 25, 1908.)
KASSELL (BERNHARD C.), Chicago, Ill.
[12610
State graded school diploma. (G
18507, Apr...20, 1908; 2.¢. Apr. 17%,
1908. )
KELLEY (E. W.), Chicago, II].
[12611-12618
Burying Dolly. 8766. (H 109535,
Apr. 18, 1908.)
Marshall, Colo., winter’s charms,
S772. (H 109536, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Snowman (The). 8765. (H 109534,
Apr. 18, 1908.)
Kettocae (Witt K.), Battle Creek,
Mich. [12614-12621
Baby bright eyes.—Bobby bright
eyes.—Bridget bright eyes.—Doctor
eyes.—Father bright eyes.—
Grandma bright eyes.—Grandpa bright
eyes.—Mother bright eyes. [S prints.]
(F 65222-65229, May 11, 1908.)
KENDALL (GEO. H.), Woodsville, N. H.
[12622-12624
Connecticut river and Thetford, Vt.
(H 109993, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 22,
1908. )
Fairlee, Vt. [1, 2]. (H 109991,
109992, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr.
22, 1908.)
KENDRICK (W. F.), Denver, Colo.
[12625
Pheasants sleeping on ice. 2940. (H
| 109615, Mar. 4, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 20,
/ 1908.)
IXETCHAM (CHAS. A.), Middleton, N.
ee [12626-12628
Middleton, N. Y., bird’seye view
from Grace church [1-3]. (H 110035-
| 110037, May 1, 1908.)
Kine (JoHNSON P.), Waterloo, Iowa.
[12629
Waterloo, Iowa, new Congregational
church, interior. (H 110298, May 7,
1908. )
| Kinney (Apzor) co., Ocean Park. Cal.
[126380
Venetian study. (F 64823, Apr. 16,
1908.)
| Kern (CuHas.), Osakis, Minn. [12631
Join our sport. (H 109886, Apr. 14.
Kraus & GAMBLE, Columbus, Ohio.
j [12632
Conception and birth of the flag of
| the U. S. A., ete. (F 64996, Apr. 29,
' 1908; 2 c. Apr. 30, 1908.)
194
KuHN (HENRI A.), Portsmouth, Ohio.
[12633
Portsmouth, Ohio, Norfolk and
Western terminals. (H 1095138, Apr.
17, 1908: 2..¢.. Apri, Tae
LAMBERT (W. D.), Long Beach, Cal.
[12634-12645
Coronado Beach, Cal. [1, 2] (H
110215, 110216, May 5, 1908.)
Fleet anchored at San Diego, Cal.
(H 110218, May 5, 1908.)
Fleet at San Diego, Cal.
May 5, 1908.)
Fleet at Long Beach, Cal.
110222, May 5, 1908.)
Long Beach, Cal. Long Beach pier.
(H 110221, May 5, 1908.)
— Panorama. (H 110220, May 5,
1908. )
Sailors landing at San Diego, Cal.
(H 110223, May 5, 1908.)
(H 110214,
(H
Sailors parade, San Diego, Cal. (H
110217, May 5, 1908.)
San Diego, Cal. Grant hotel. (H
110219, May 5, 1908.)
San Pedro, Cal. panorama. (H
110213, May 5, 1908.)
San Pedro bay,. Cal. (H 110212,
May 5, 1908.)
LANGILL COMMERCIAL PHOTO Co., New
work, WN. 'Y. [12646-12650
Cat sleeping. (H 109469, Apr. 16,
1908. )
Ideal head. 90649-90652. (H
109465-109468, Apr. 16, 1908.)
ILAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., Chicago, IIl.,
ete. [12651-12663
American newspaper publishers as-
sociation. (H 109649, Apr. 23, 1908;
2c. Apr. 24, 1908.)
Apollo musical club of Chicago.
109665, Apr. 24, 1908.)
Chicago, Ill. Y. M. C. A., Citizens
banquet, Congress hotel. (H 110189,
May 4, 1908.)
Chicago Board of trade, 1908.
110261, May 7, 1908.)
Chicago’ s waterfront, night scene.
(H 110463, May 11, 1908.)
Fort Sheridan, Ill., 600 ft eleva-
tion. (H 109595, Apr. 21, 1908.)
Gary works, Indiana steel co. 1, 2.
(H 1096638, 109664, Apr. 24, 1908.)
missionary
(H
(H
Laymen’s
Carnegie hall.
1908; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1908.)
movement,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(H 109619, Apr. 22,°
pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
LAWRENCE (GEo. R.)—Continued.
Rubinstein club. (H 109648, Apr.
23, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 24, 1908.)
— third concert, twenty-first sea-
son. (H 109647, Apr. 23, 1908; 2 «
Apr. 24, 1908.)
University Portland cement co.
plant, South Chicago. (H 109470, Apr.
16, 1908.)
Waukegan, Ill. Bird’s eye view.
(H 1082738, Apr. 2, 1908; 1 c. Apr. 2,
1908; 1 c. Apr. 15, 1908.)
Leavitt (A. E.), Harriman, Tenn.
[12664, 12665
Old mill from across the river. (H
109779, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Old mill from foot of fall. (H
109778, Apr. 27, 1908.)
LEE (HeENrRy), New York, N. Y.
[12666-12672
At Glencairn. (H 109708, Apr. 25,
1908. )
Croker’s (R.) Fluffy Ruffles (dog).
(H 109713, Apr. 25, 1908.)
—— (horse). (H 109712, Apr. 25,
1908. )
Croker’s (R.) house at Glencairn.
(H 109709, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Croker’s (R.) Orby. (H 109710,
Apr. 25, 1908.)
Croker’s (R.) Rhodora. (H
109711, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Miller (Geo. R.), Croker (Richard)
and Lee (Henry). (H 109707, Apr.
25, 1908.)
2c. of each Apr. 18, 1908.
LeE (Rosert Epwarp), West Point,
Va. [12673-12676
Sword of Lee.
Virginia and Confederate bat-
tle-flags. 1-3.
(H 109638-109641, Apr. 23, 1908.)
LESLIE & co., Pasadena, Cal. [12677
Our Saviour. (H 109676, Apr. 20,
1908. )
LIFE PUBLISHING Co., New York, N. Y.
[12678
Frohman (Mr. Charles) in London,
1880. (EF 64647, Apr. 18, 1908.)
LiTotFr’s (HENRY) VERLAG, Braun-
schweig, Germany. [12679
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus). (F
64867, Apr. 25, 1908.)
LOEFFLER (AUGUST),
Mae &.
Tompkinsville,
[12680.
Birmingham (U. 8. 8.) 1185. (H
110474, May 12, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS. CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
195
LoutH (A. W.), Ashtabula, Ohio.
[12681-12692
Cracked lip.—Crooked face.—Gawky |
face.—I am no fish.—Laugh and grow
fat—Lemon face.—Monkey face.—
Mutton chops.—Something doing.—
Sour face.—Swelled head.—What is |
(H 109928- |
it? [12 photographs]
109939, Apr. 20, 1908; 2 c. of each Mar.
20, 1908.)
LUMIERE STUDIO, Omaha, Nebr.
[12693-12696
Taft (William Howard) 301-304.
(H 109378-109381, Apr. 14, 1908; 2 c.
of each Apr. 14, 1908.)
McCLELLAND (R. J.), Rawhide, Nev.
[12697-12700 |
Arrival of San Francisco delegation.
(H 110231, May 6, 1908; 2 c. May 7,
1908.)
Rawhide, Nev. [1-3] (H 110228-
110230, May 6, 1908; 2 c. of each May
7, 1908.)
McConxkay (EUGENE), Enid, Okla.
[12701
Enid railroaders, 1908. (H 109945,
Apr. 28, 1908.)
MARCEAU (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[12727-12747
Barry (Gen. Thomas) 1, 2. (H
110085, 110086, May 2, 1908.)
Bourne (Miss Florence) 1-5. (H
_ 110011-110015, Apr. 30, 1908.)
Bourne (Miss Marjorie) 1, 2. (H
110009, 110010, Apr. 30, 1908.)
Conrad (Wm. G.) 1-5. (H 109782-
| 109786, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Conrad (Mrs. Wm. G.) 1-7. (H
109787-109793, Apr. 27, 1908.)
MARKENDORFF (GEORGE), New York,
Ny 2. [12748-12755
Auto girl. (G 18601, May 6, 1908.)
Driving girl. (G 18602, May 6,
1908. )
) Equestrienne. (G 18603, May 6,
| 1908.)
Fishing girl. (G 18597, May 6,
| 1908.)
Golf girl. (G 18598, May 6, 1908.)
Hunting girl.. (G 18599, May 6,
1908.)
McDonatp (CHARLES A.), San Fran- |
cisco, Cal. [12702
Just tell them that you saw me.
(FO
64664, Apr. 20, 1908; 2 c. May 6, 1908.) |
McLouGHLIN Bros., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cats on the wall.
1908. )
[12703 |
(G 18565, May 1, _
McNAMARA (EDWARD), Rapid City, S. |
Dak.
Chief Long Dog, Sioux Indian.
110442, May 11, 1908.)
Indian boy in complete war costume.
(H 110440, May 11, 1908.)
(H
[12704-12708 |
Tennis girl. (G 18600, May 6, 1908.)
Yachting girl. (G 18604, May 6,
1908. )
MARSHALL (Oscar), Newark, N. Y.
[12756
Hughes (Charles E.) (F 64492,
Apr. 18, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1908.)
MartTIn (WILLIAM D.), Rocky Mount,
Va. [12757-12759
Loaded for b’ar.
Team of quality.
Uncle Andy and his auto.
(H 109514-109516, Apr. 18, 1908; 2 c.
of each Apr. 11, 1908.)
| MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio.
Getting ready for supper. (HH |
110448, May 11, 1908.) )
Nancy kills a hundred. (H 110489, |
May 11, 1908.)
Winter in the Black hills.
110441, May 11, 1908.)
MANAHAN (W. H.), JB., Hillsboro,
7 ag 6 [12709-12726
Banks of birches—Bog brook.—
Coniston mountain.—Cross roads.—
Graceful arches.— Lakeside road.—
Meeting of the ways.Meadow
brook.— Nature’s mirror.— Nature’s
sentinel.—Old resident.—Path o’er the
hill—Road home.—Road to town.—
Through the birches.—Willow bridge.—
Willows by the road. [17 photo-
graphs] (H 110171-110187, Mar. 4,
1908.)
March. (H 110188, May 4, 1908.)
(H
[12760-12762
Colin. (G 18537, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Murietta. (G 18536, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Viola. (G 18532, Apr. 25, 1908.)
MELIES (GEORGE), Paris, France.
[12763-12767
Catholic centennial celebration. (H
110315, May 9, 1908.)
Curiosity punished. (H _ 109548,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Fake diamond swindler. (H 109547,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Lover’s hazing. (H 109550, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Mistaken identity. (H 109549, Apr.
20, 1908.)
196
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8., v. 3
MencH (PHIL), Clear Lake, Iowa.
[12768
Clear Lake, Iowa. (H 109982, Apr.
29, 1908.)
MENSINGER (E. B.), Chicago, I].
[12769 |
American madonna. (H 109677,
Apr. 25, 1908.)
MERRITT (VERNON), Paducah, Ky.
MOFFETT sTUDIO—Continued.
Tait (Hon. Wm. H.) 211. (H
_ 109439-109448, Apr. 16, 1908.)
| Secretary of war. (H 109355,
_ Apr. 13, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1908.)
Woodford (Gen. Stewart L.) (H
109618, Apr. 22, 1908.)
| MONSEN
[12770 |
Kxentucky night riders at work. (H |
110451, May 11, 1908; 21 c. Apr. 29, |
1908; 1 ce. May 11, 1908.)
MEYERCORD CO., INC., Chicago, Il].
[12771
Lincoln’s birthplace. (G 18615, May
9, 1908.)
MIDDLESEX Co., Middletown, Conn.
[12772
Diploma of graduation from the
landlubbers class.
1908; 2 c. Apr. 15, 1908.)
(G 18343, Mar. 21, |
MIDLAND AMUSEMENT Co., Des Moines,
Iowa. [12773-12780
Gotch and Hackenschmidt wrestling
match. 1-8. (H 109734-109741, Apr.
25, 1908.)
Mines (A, T.), Bremerton, Wash.
[12781-12785
Pauline. 2-6. (H 110273—110277,
May 7, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. 15,
1908. ) ;
Miter (C. V.), San Francisco, Cal.
[12786
May
Aunt Betsy. (H 110498,
1908.)
13, |
MITCHELL (Epw. H.), San Francisco, |
[12787-12789
(G 18580, May
Cal.
California lemons.
5, 1908.)
California oranges.
5, 1908.)
U. 8. battleships entering the Golden
Gate. (G 18577, May 4, 1908.)
MITCHELL (JOHN J.) co., New York,
Ni Y. [12790-12791
supplement,
(G 18579, May
American fashions,
Sartorial art journal, April, 1908, A, |
B.
ce. of each Apr. 15, 1908.)
MOoFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, I].
[12792-12819
(¥ 62166, 62167, Jan. 27, 1908; 2 )
Johnson (Hon. John A.) 1-12. (H
109678-109689, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Governor of Minnesota. (H
109438, Apr. 16, 1908.)
New (Hon. Harry S.) 1-3. (4H |
109692-109694, Apr. 25, 1908.)
(FREDERICK I.), New ‘York,
Nee [12820-12831
Casa Blanca, Cafion de Chelly. (H
110057, May 1, 1908.)
Charlo, old Hopi.
1, 1908.)
(H 110059, May
Edge of the cliff, Hopiland.. (H
110063, May 1, 1908.)
Exploring Caflon del Muerto. (H
110060, May 1, 1908.)
Hopi basket maker. (H 110056,
May 1, 1908.)
Little Indian mother, MHopiland.
(H 110053, May 1, 1908.)
Meet on the desert. (H 110055, May
1, 1908.)
Monument canon. (H 110054, May
1, 1908. )
Narrows, Caflon del Muerto. (H
110062, May 1, 1908.)
Natural bridge, Cafion de Chelly.
(H 110061, May 1, 1908.)
‘Sentinels, Hopiland. (H 110052,
May 1, 1908.)
Vantana rock, Ariz. (H 110058,
May 1, 1908.)
Moore (F. E.), Middleton, Ohio.
[12832-12931
Hiawatha. 100 _ illustrations of
Longfellow’s poem. 1-4, 6-9, 12-22,
24-26, 28, 29, 31, 3442, 44-68, 70-77,
80-99, 101-113. (H 110328—110427,
May 9, 1908; 2 c. of each May 11,
1908. )
MorELAND (B. E.), Chicago, Ill. [12932
All American girl. (F 64552, Apr.
13, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 6, 1908.)
NASH (HERMAN), Pueblo, Colo.
[12933
Pike’s Peak from Manitou. (H
109377, Apr. 14, 1908.)
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH Cco., Chicago, Ill.
[12934-12943
[Young lady with flowers, parasol,
etc. Fancy titles. 10 photographs.]
3172-3175, 3187-3192. (H 109666-
109675, Apr. 24, 1908.)
ASSOCIATION, Wash-
[12944
(H
NATIONAL PRESS
ington, D. C. ‘
Tulsa Oklahoma _ delegation.
| 109524, Apr. 18, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
Necus (T. S. & J. D.), New York,
i an S [12945
Call from the sea. (F 64623, Apr.
17%, 1908; 2’ c. Apr. 25, 1908:)
N. Y. EVENING TELEGRAM (N. Y. Herald
co.), Jersey City, N. J.
[12946-12975
. Book taught Bilkins. (F 64557, Apr.
14, 1908.)
—— (F 64762, Apr. 21, 1908.)
— (F 64997, Apr. 29, 1908.)
— (F 65136, May 5, 1908.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
64496; Apr. 13, 1908.)
—— (F 64662, Apr. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 64705, Apr. 20, 1908. )
— (F 64882, Apr. 25, 1908.)
_— (F 64898, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65066, May 1, 1908.)
—— (F 65181, May 8, 1908.)
—— (F 65233, May 11, 1908.)
Late Mr. Long. (F 65102, May 4,
1908. )
Little Mrs. Thoughtful.
Apr. 13, 1908. )
—— (F 64704, Apr. 20, 1908.)
—— (IF 64897, Apr. 27, 1908.)
-—— (F 651038, May 4, 1908.)
(FE 65232, May 11, 1908.)
Pilgrim’s progress. (F 64610, Apr.
(F
(F 64495,
16, 1908.)
—— (F 64822, Apr. 22, 1908.)
— (F 65052, Apr. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 65153, May 6, 1908.)
Puggy Poodle. (F 64611, Apr. 16,
1908. )
—— (F 64862, Apr. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 65065, May 1, 1908.)
(F 65180, May 8, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 64706,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 64899, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65101, May 4, 1908.)
— (F 65218, May 9, 1908.)
NEw York HERALD co., Jersey City,
[12976-13007
Angelic Angelina. (F 64180, Apr.
2, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1908.)
— (F 64186, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
Apr. 27, 1908.)
— (F 65035, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 e¢.
May 1, 1908.)
—(F 65042, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 ¢
May 8, 1908.)
Ba-ba. (F 64182, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 ec.
Apr. 18, 1908.)
42853—08——2
197
SOE eee 5 2 a —— ae -——-———
New YorK HeRALD co.—Continued.
(F 64189, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 e.
Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 65037, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 ec.
May 1, 1908.)
——(F 65044, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 e.
May §8, 1908.)
Buster Brown. (F 64179, Apr. 2,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1908.)
——(F 64185, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 e¢.
Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 65034, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 e.
May 1, 1908.)
(F 65040, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 ec.
May §&, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffies. (F 64612, Apr. 16,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1908.)
——(F 64868, Apr. 24, 1908; 2 «¢.
Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65033,
May 1, 1908.)
(F 65182,
May 8, 1908.)
Liners show great army of tourist.
(F 64900, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Little Nemo
64184, Apr. 2,
1908. )
Apr. 30, 1908; 2 ec.
May 8, 1908; 2 «¢.
in Slumberland.
1908 ;
(F
2: ¢. Apr, 18,
(F 64190, Apr. 2, 1908; 2 «
Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 65089, Apr.
May 1, 1908.)
(F 65045, Apr.
May 8&8, 1908.)
Magnitude of transatlantic passen-
ger fleet. (F 65234, May 11, 1908.)
shines of Marseleen. . (F
1908: 2 « Apr Fs)
30, 1908; 2 c.
30, 1908; 2 ¢.
Monkey
64183, Apr. 2,
1908. )
(F 64188, Apr. 2,
Apr. 27, 1908. )
— (F 65088, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 «.
May 1, 1908.)
—— (F 65043, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 ¢.
May 8, 1908.)
Passenger traffic across the Atlantic.
(F 647038, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Spring tourists swell the passenger
lists. (F 65100, May 4, 1908.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 64181,
Apr. 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1908.)
-—— (F 64187, Apr. 2, 1908; 2c: Apr.
27, 1908.)
———. (F 65086, Apr.. 30, 1908; 2 ec.
May 1, 1908.)
(F 65041, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 c.
May 8, 1908:)'
1908; 2 ¢.
198
NEw YoRK TIMES Co., New York, N. Y. |
[13008, 13009
Impressions of a transatlantic trip. |
(EF 64761, Apr. 21, 1908.)
(F 64896, Apr. 27, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 28,
1908.)
NicoLt (WM. T.), Wheeling, W. Va.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv. n.s., v.3
PacH (G. W.), Lakewood, N. J.
[180438, 18044
As Bu
Gould (Jay), tennis.
_ 109907, 109908, Apr. 27, 1908; 2 ¢. of
Impressions of life on the Riviera. |
[13010 |
Wheeling, W. Va., Vance memorial
church at Altenheim. (H 110170, May
4, 1908.)
Orson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
{13011-13029
Osakis, Minn., Lake Osakis [1-9]
(H 109401-109409, Apr. 2, 1908.)
Main street.
2, 1908.)
OLSON PHOTOGRAPH co., Plattsmouth,
Nebr. [18021
Nebraska corn. (H 109540, Apr. 8,
1908; 2 c. Mar. 30, 1908.*)
OsBoRN (WALTER X.), Rawhide, Nev.
[13022-13024
Pals asleep in Rawhide.
May 5, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 138, 1908.)
Rawhide, view of.
5, 1908.)
Rickard (Tex) in Rawhide.
110225, May 5, 1908.)
OSBORNE CO., New York, N. Y.
[13025-13041
Destroyers (The)
(F 65020, 65021, Apr. 30, 1908.)
Favorite (The).
(H{ 109410, Apr. |
;
(H 110224, |
| B, 87012 C.
(H 110226, May
(H
3 by 34, 103 by 7. |
(F 64648, Apr. 18, |
1908. )
— 34 by 5. (F 65019, Apr. 30, |
1908. )
Good-bye. 3% by 54. (F 65025, Apr.
30, 1908.)
His valentine. 3 by 4, 44 by 6. (F
64649, 64650, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Monarch of the clouds. 2 by 28, 6%
by 8. (EF 64651, 64652, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Passing shadow. 3% by 5%. (F |
65024, Apr. 30, 1908.) |
Springtime. 33 by 54, 73 by 11. (F.
65022, 65023, Apr. 30, 1908.)
Thro’ pastures green. 3 by 7, Th
by 14. (F 65015, 65016, Apr. 30, 1908.)
Vacation days.
1908. ) ;
Where highland cattle range.
104, 52 by 7.
30, 1908.)
OTIS LITHOGRAPH CoO., Cleveland, Ohio.
8+ by
(F 65017, 65018, Apr.
(F 64653, Apr. 18, |
[13042 |
Holland (Mildred) (G 18540, Apr.
25, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 20, 1908.)
each Apr. 21, 1908.)
PacH BRos., New York, N. Y.
[13045-13062
Adee (Hon. A. A.) 87018. (H
110284, May 7, 1908.)
Bryce (Hon. James) 87011. (H
110283, May 7, 1908.)
Cannon (Hon, Jos. G.) 87015. (H
110281, May 7, 1908.)
Clark (Hon. Champ) 87025. (H
110287, May 7, 1908.)
Elkins (Sen. 8. B.) 87014 A-87014
(H 110278-110280, May 7, 1908.)
Farley (Archbishop) 83717 AA,
85717 CC, 83717 HH. (HH 110048—
110050, May 1, 1908.)
C.
Metcalf (Hon. V. H.) 87016. (H
110289, May 7, 1908.)
Nabuco (Hon. J.) 87013. (H
110282, May 7, 1908.)
Mayor des Planches (Baron) 87012
(H 110285, 110286, May
7, 1908.)
Oliver (Hon. Robert Shaw) 87019.
(H 110051, May 1, 1908.)
Police heroes. 87151. (H 110046,
May 1, 1908.)
Watson (Hon. J. EB.) 87026.
110288, May 7, 1908.)
Wu Ting Fang (Hon.) 87009.
110047, May 1, 1908.)
PALMER (FRANK), Spokane, Wash.
[18063, 18064
International boundary line between
the U. 8S. and Canada, near Boundary,
Wash. (H 110159, May 4, 1908.)
Oldest mill stones in the north west.
(H 110160, May 4, 1908.)
2 c. of each May 2, 1908.
PaRKE (W. T.), Estes Park, Colo.
[18065
(H 109542, Apr,
(H
(H
Estes Park, Colo.
20, 1908.)
PAUL REVERE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
Boston, Mass. [18066
House of Paul Revere. (H 109544,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Pearce (JosEPH N.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [13067
Casting. (H 110194, May 4, 1908.)
PEARCE (Mrs. W. W.), Waukegan, Ill.
13068
Mellins food baby. (H 109742, Apr.
| 27, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
199
PeLtton (Hersert W.), Asheville, N. C.
[13069-13075 |
Ashville, N. C., Pack square. (H |
109721, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Kenilworth. [1-5] (H 109722-
109726, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Skyland mountains.
Apr. 25, 1908.)
Penarp (THos. E.), Everett, Mass.
(H 109720,
[13076 |
12, 1908, from
Chelsea fire, Apr.
Everett. (H 109636, Apr. 23, 1908.)
PENFIELD (N. W.), New York, N. Y.
[13077-13081
Al Poole in Isotta, rounding Colonial
turn at Kitchewan. (H 110196, May
5, 1908.)
- Boston American baseball team.
1908.
Detroit American baseball team.
1908.
Pittsburg National baseball team. |
1908.
Washington American baseball team.
08.
(H 109797—109800, Apr. 27, 1908.)
PENNELL (C. A.), Trenton, Mo. [13082
Trenton, Mo., Central school.
109541, Apr. 20, 1908.)
PENNINGTON (WM. V.), Chicago, Il.
(H
| PoLLoK (ALLAN), San Francisco, Cal.
[13103
California’s welcome to the fleet. (G
18497, Apr. 15, 1908; 2 ¢c. Apr. 30,
1908. )
Ponp (Mrs. Seattle,
Wash. [13104
Olympic range from Séattle (H
110249, May 6, 1908.)
E. -PARROTT),
Porter (MILTON Epson), Albuquerque,
N. Mex. [13105-13124
Acoma dwelling. (H 110494, May
12, 1908; 1 c. May 12, 1908; 1 c. May
13, 1908. )
Acoma, street scene. (H 110495,
May 12, 1908; 1 c. May 12, 1908; 1.
May 13, 1908.)
Bow and arrow man.
Apr. 29, 1908.)
Church at Laguna. (H 110493, May
12, 1908; 1 c. May 12, 1908; 1 ce. May
13, 1908. )
(H 109959,
Daughter of Isleta. (H 109802,
Apr. 27, 1908.)
Estufa at Isleta. (H 109940, Apr.
28, 1808; 1 c. Apr. 28, 1908; 1 c. Apr.
29, 1908.)
Estufa at the Pueblo of Isleta. (H
| 109941, Apr. 28, 1908; 1 c. Apr. 28,
| 1908; 1 c. Apr. 29, 1908.)
[13083, 13084 |
Papa’s sparring partner.
Apr. 15, 1908.)
Twinkle, twinkle little star.
109418, Apr. 15, 1908.)
PERKINS (W. B.) gr., Lead, S. Dak.
[13085-13087
Lead, S. Dak., Homestake gold mine
RA
1908; 2 c. of each May 5, 1908.)
Miners on double decked cage.
109579, Apr. 21, 1908.)
Peter (ARTHUR) & co., Louisville, Ky.
[18088-13091
Toreadors de Wintersmith [1-4].
(G 18616-18619, May 9, 1908.)
PIATT MUSIC Cco., Chicago, Il.
[13092-13100
Star of the West. 3-11. (F 64571-
64579, Apr. 6, 1908.)
Pierce (HrENrRy HAVELOCK),
Mass.
Howe (Julia Ward).
Apr. 27, 1908.)
Pierson & co., Seattle, Wash. [13102
Empire cafeteria. (H 109521, Apr.
18, 1908.)
[13101
»(H_ 109776,
Boston, |
(H
(H 110094, 110095, May 4,
(HH
Fetching water. (H 109958, Apr.
(H 109419, | 29; 1908.)
Girl with the olla.
Indian maidens gossiping.
Isleta maiden.
Isleta maiden making pottery.
Isleta pottery maker.
Isleta water carrier.
(H 109803-109808, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Khiva at Isleta. (H 109942, Apr.
28, 1908; 1 c Apr. 28, 1908; 1 e@. Apr.
29, 1908.)
Lorenzo. (H 109960, Apr. 29, 1908.)
Pottery vendor. (H 109961, Apr. 29,
1908.)
Pueblo pottery maker. (H 109809,
| Apr. 27, 1908.)
t
Selling pottery. (H 110492, May 12,
1908; 1 ec. May 12, 1908; 1 ec. May 13,
1908. )
University of New Mexico. (H
109948, Apr. 28, 1908; 1c. Apr. 28,
1908; 1 ec. Apr. 29, 1908.)
Post (J. E. H.), Baltimore, Md.
[13125-13128
Mt. Airy, Warsaw, Va. 1-4. (H
110467-110470, May 12, 1908.)
200. CATALOGUE OF
Press pus. co., New York, N. Y.
[138129
|
:
|
New York, N. Y., scene on Riverside |
_ (H 109382, Apr. 14, 1908.)
(F 64901, Apr. 27, 1908.)
PrIcE (CHAs. S.), Denver, Colo.
[13130, 13131
drive.
Refiections. (H 109538, Apr. 18, |
1908.)
Twilight. (H 109537, Apr. 18,
1908. )
Price (Ropert C.), Albuquerque, N.
Mex. [13132-13135
Portrait. (H 110156, May 4, 1908.)
Pow-wow. (H 110155, May 4,
1908. )
Snake dance. (H 110158, May 4,
1908. )
Zuni fireside. (H 110157, May 4, |
1908. )
co., Provi-
[13136-13140
2% by 2.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH
dence, R. I.
Apostles imprisoned.
Gospel in Samaria. 2% by 2%.
Phillip and the Ethiopian. 26 by
2%.
Review. 2x6 by 2%.
Temperance lesson. 27% by 2%.
(G 18518-18522, Apr. 22, 1908.)
PUTNAM (ERWIN D.), Antrim, N. H.
[13141-13147
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1v,n.s,v.3
Rau (WiLt1aAM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[13157
New Hampshire (U. S. battleship.)
ReeD (N. H.), Santa Barbara, Cal.
[18158
Floral festival. (H 110460, May 11,
1908. )
Reip (AvLBert J.), Topeka, Kans.
[13159
Kaw maid. (F 63824, Mar. 23, 1908;
2c. Apr. 14, 1908.)
Ropspins (Harry I.), Boston, Mass.
[13160
Without a home. (F 65077, May 2,
| 1908.)
_Ropison (FRANK P.), Mechanicsville,
mR. [13161
Lion making parachute descension
| from balloon.
(EF 65115, May 5, 1908;
2c. Apr. 25, 1908.)
Rockwoop (Gro. G.), New York, N. Y.
[13162
Sage (Mrs. Russell). (H 109517,
| Apr. 18, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 18, 1908.)
Guests of Ex. Gov. D. H. Goodell on |
his 74th birthday.
1908. )
(H 110316, May 9, |
Just out.—Miss Prim.—Nap time.— |
Nest full.—Signs of spring.—Waiting
for the mistress. [6 photographs]
110265-110270, May 7, 1908.)
R. & G. CORSET Co., New York, N. Y.
[13148, 13149
Automobiling scene. (F 65231, Apr.
24, 1908.)
Card party.
1908. )
2 ec. of each Mar. 28, 1908.
F.),
(F 65230, Apr. 24,
Ravon (WILLIAM New Haven,
Conn. [18150-13153
Grad. aus dem Wirthshaus. 1-4.
(H 110252-110255, May 7, 1908.)
RAanD, MCNALLY & Co., Chicago, Il:
(Hi
[18154, 13155
Hurry... 2.
Packing.
(F 65166, May 7, 1908.)
(F 64831, Apr. 23, 1908.)
RANDALL (Herpert), Hartford, Conn. |
Seattle,
[13163
squadron at Puget sound
(H 110250, May 6, 1908.)
Rose (H. M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[13164-13175
(F 64949, Mar. 23,
ROMANS PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.,
Wash.
Pacific
navy yard.
Cupid’s pranks.
1908.)
Christmas bill.—Christmas cigar.—
Christmas disappointment. — Christ-
mas packages.— Christmas ring. ~—
Christmas spirit.— Father’s advice.
[7 prints] (F 64613-64619, Apr. 16.
1908. )
Gypsy’s warning. (F 64947, Mar.
23, 1908.)
Inappropriate gifts. (F 64620, Apr.
16, 1908.)
Maiden’s dream. (F 64950, Mar. 23,
— 1908. )
Maiden’s wish. (F 64948, Mar. 238,
1908. )
RoTOGRAPH co., New York, N. Y.
[13176-13191
Birthday greetings. B2244—B2248.
Congratulations. B2249—-B2254.
Many happy returns. B2260—B2264.
)
[13156 |
-St.
Conn.
15, 1908.)
Joseph’s cathedral, Hartford,
Interior view. (H 109423, Apr. |
(H 109596-109611, Apr. 21, 1908.)
Roys (JAMeEs E.), Bloomburg, Pa.
[13192-13196
‘Masonic Temple.
(H 109460-109464, Apr. 16,
Bloomburg, Pa..,
(1-51.
' 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
Russert. (Mary La Ferra), New
Vouk, N. Y. [13197
Shepherd show me how to go. (F
64685, Apr. 20, 1908.)
;
/
SANDER (P.)—Continued.
Coming of the pilgrims.—Nation’s
thanksgiving.— Pilgrim’s thanksgiv-
ing.—Preparing a thanksgiving din-
| ner.—Thanksgiving horns of plenty.—
St. LOUIS BUILDERS’ PUB. Co., St. Louis, |
Mo. [13198-13205 |
Interstate merchants’ association,
officers and directors, 1907-8. (Fr |
64752, Apr. 21, 1908.)
Missouri manufacturers association, |
officers and executive council, 1907-8. |
(F 64749, Apr. 21, 1908.)
St. Louis business men’s league, |
1908. [1-38] (F 64753-64755, Apr.
‘21, 1908.)
St. Louis clearing house associa-
tion, officers and committees. 1908. |
(F 64751, Apr. 21, 1908.) |
St. Louis merchants’ exchange,
officers and _ directors, 1908. (EF
64750, Apr. .21, 1908.)
St. Louis real estate exchange, offi-
cers and directors, 1907-S. (F 64748,
Apr. ‘21, 1908.)
ic. of each Apr. 9, 1908; 1c. of
each Apr. 21, 1908.
SAMARJIAM & ARAM, Boston, Mass.
[13206-13209
(H 109911, Apr. 20, 1908.)
(H 109909, Apr. 20, 1908.)
(H 109910, Apr. 20,
Fall.
Spring.
Summer.
1908.)
Winter. (H 109912, Apr. 20, 1908.)
2 c. of each Mar. 20, 1908.
SANDER (P.), New York, N. Y.
[13210-13271
American beauty.—Anticipation.—
Thanksgiving offering. [6 prints]
(F 65117-65122, May 5, 1908.)
‘Challenge. (IF 65073, May 2, 1908:
2c. Apr. 28, 1908.)
Chase. (F 65076, May 2, 1908; 2 c.
Apr. 28, 1908.)
Finish. (F 65074, May 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
Apr. 28, 1908.)
Happy crop. (F 65070, May 2, 1908;
2c. Apr. 28, 1908.)
Not scared. (F 65069, May 2, 1908;
'2.c. Apr. 28, 1908.)
Beginning of trouble——Big four.—
Busy moment.—Capitulation.—Carna- |
tion. — Chrysanthemum. — Consterna- —
tion.—Cupid’s ' conquest.—Dangerous
amusement.—Dear old Uncle Sam.—
Disaster.—Expectation.—Fairly hit— |
Forget-me-not.—Getting busy.—Golden |
rod.—Good ecatch.—Good crop.—Hand |
links.—Happy days.—Happy run.—
Hearts’ secrets.—Irremovable seal.—
Key to bliss.—Little continental.—
Little Grissie.—Little Rosebud.—Little
Tris.—Meditation.—Mischief maker.—
Momentous question. — Morning
glory.—My Tiger Lily.—Preparing for
action.—Poppy’s pet.—Realization.—
Resignation. — Rivals. — Ruling pas-
sion.—Rose.—Scoring at the net.—_
Shooting Fo(u)rth. — Sparkler. —
‘Trysting place. — Violets. — Young
America. [48 prints] (F 64764.
64811, Apr. 22, 1908.)
Pair of country pumpkins. (F
65072, May 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1908.)
When ignorance is bliss. (F 65075,
May 2, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1908.)
Wise pumpkin. (F 65071, May 2,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 28, 1908.)
| Satory (P. W.), St. Paul, Minn.
[13272-13278
St. Peter, Minn. [1-7] (H 1093842-
| 109348, Apr. 13, 1908.)
| Saxton (GLENN L.), Minneapolis,
Minn. [13279, 13280
American dwellings. 870, 855. (H
109753, 109754, Mar. 30, 1908; 1 c. of
each Mar. 16, 1908; 1 c. of each Mar.
30, 1908.)
ScuirMer (G.), New York, N. Y.
[13281
Elle est charmante. (G 18605, May
7, 1908.)
SCHLECHTEN (ALBERT), Bozeman,
Mont. [13282
Bozeman, Mont. (H 110233, May 6,
1508. )
ScumMipt (JoHN RoserT), Cincinnati,
Ohio. [13283, 13284
Taft (Charles P.) and William H.
Taft, in a garden. (H 109369, Apr.
13, 1908.)
Taft (William H.) standing in gar-
den. (H 109796, Apr. 27, 1908.)
SCHMIDT LITH. co., San Francisco, Cal.
[13285
Battleship (F 64826, Apr.
23, 1908.)
ScuHwas & Worr, New York, N. Y.
[13286-13290
poster.
Basketball. (G 18544, Apr. 29,
1908. ) 3
Beaut. (G 18517, Apr. 21, 1908.)
202
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
ScHMIDT LITH. co.—Continued. STANLAWS (PENRHYN), New York,
Blossoms. (G 18545, Apr. 29, 1908.) N. Y. [13318-18329
Camp fire. (G 18516, Apr. 21, 1908.) ae girl. (F 65201, May 9,
Happy days. (G 18499, Apr. 16, | 1908.)
1908. ) Dance. (F 65203, May 9, 1908.)
SHAMPANG (G. A.), Lake Odessa, Debutante. (F 65199, May 9, 1908.)
Mich. [13291, 13292 Dressing table. (F 65205, May 9,
Lake Odessa, Mich. [1, 2.] (H | 198.)
110452, 110453, May 11, 1908.) Flatiron girl. (F 65204, May 9,
1908. )
SH A M ay f ,
gd BAPE ey eat _ Girl and auto. (F 65200, May 9,
He: There’s an awful buzzin (FE Ae
64824 Apr. 23, 1908.) é- Golf girl. (F 65197, May 9, 1908.)
Horsewoman. (F 65196, May 9,
Srecrist (HE. J.), North Bend, Wash. 1908. )
; [18294 Leader of fashion. (F 65206, May
Snoqualmie falls, near North Bend, | 9, 1908. )
Siege cr ews ree Ps mon 1¢./ Medallion. (F 65195, May 9, 1908.)
5 i alot . j Balk i Fs Parasol. (F 65202, May 9, 1908.)
IMPSON (ALFRED L.), New York, N. Y. | Summer girl. (F 65198, May 9
[13295-13298 | 1908.) 2 si:
Corralled. (H 110077, May 2, 1908.)
Hands up. (H 110078, May 2, |) STaR PRINTING Co., Wilmington, Del.
1908. ) | [13330
On your way. (H 110080, May 2, Thirty Eighth annual report board
1908. ) of Water commissioners 1907. Wil-
To the parson. (H 110079, May 2, | Mington, Del. (F 65164, Apr. 30,
1908. ) 1908. )
SmitH (H. M.), New York, N. Y. STEBBINS (NATHANIEL L.), Somerville,
[13299-13304 Mass. [13331-13338
Rockefeller (John D.) [1-6] (H Montana (U. S. S.) 18545, 18549,
109623-109628, Apr. 22, 1908.) 18551, 18552, 18553, 18555, 18556,
Snirr (ALTA BELLE), Columbus, Ohio. 18557. (H 108420-108427, Apr. 6,
[13305-13308 |.1908; 2 ¢. of each Apr. 15, 1908.)
Taft (W. H.) 1-4 (H 109507-
109510, Apr. 17, 1908 ; 2 ce. of each
Apr. 10, 1908.)
SouTHWIcK (JOHN W.), Niagara Falls,
N. Y. [13309-13310
Ice inecased trees at Niagara. (H
110097, May 4, 1908.)
Prospect park, view of pond at mid-
night. (H 110096, May 4, 1908.)
Cloud, Minn.
[18311-13313
608, 609, 611. (H
17, 1908.)
Squires (C. F.), Lawrence, Kans.
[18314, 13315
SPENCER (HuGH), St.
St. Cloud, Minn.
109503-109505, Apr.
Srlons. thon. W...R.) 4.2. ee
110826, 110327, May 9, 1908.)
STANDARD LITHO. co., New York, N. Y.
[13316, 13317
Children’s friend. (G 18491, Apr.
11, 1908.)
Girls and the deacon.
Apr. 11, 1908.)
(G 18490,
STEREO-TRAVEL CO., Corona, L. I., N. Y¥.
[18839-13342
Athens, Greece. Thesion. (H 108751,
Apr. 10, 1908.)
Cairo, Egypt. Egyptian cemetery.
(H 108775, Apr. 10, 1908.)
Damascus, Syria, at prayer in the
mosque. (H 109794, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Syria, Sultan’s railway, third class
earriage. (H 109795, Apr. 27, 1908.)
2 c. of each May 7, 1908.
StokEs (FRANK WILBERT), New York,
7, eas [18348, 13345
North Greenland [1, 2] (H 1100381,
110032, May 1, 1908.)
Sukh-eh-nuk and Ahy-ing-ah-neh sun
and moon. (H 110033, May 1, 1908.)
STOLZENBERGER (E. A.), New Albany,
Ind. [13346-13356
Kentucky girl. (F 64581, Apr. 15,
1908 ; 2 c. Apr. 8, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
203
STOLZENBERGER (FE. A.)—Continued.
Pride of: Alabama, Florida, Geor- |
gia, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi,
New Jersey, New York, Tennessee.
Texas girl. [10 prints] (F 65089-
65098, May 4, 1908.)
SToNE (CHAS. J.) co., Chicago, Ill.
[13357, 13358
Sartorial world engravings, Apr.,
1908, supplements A & B. (F 65059,
65060, May 1, 1908.)
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo.
[13359
Moore (Mrs. (H 109552,
Apr. 20, 1908. )
Pi, iN.)
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [13360-13383
[Posters] 1908-C 85. (G 18116,
Feb. 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 16, 1908.)
N: ¥.°12708, N. Y. 12709.
(G
18223, 18224, Mar. 5, 1908; 2 ¢«. of
each Apr. 16, 1908.)
— 1908-C-46. (G 18225, Mar. 5,
1908; 2 ec. May 8, 1908.)
—— 1908-C-45. (G 18286, Mar. 13,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 22, 1908.)
—— 1908-C-66. (G 18285, Mar. 18,
1908; 2 c. May 8, 1908.)
N. Y. 12718. (G 18395, Mar. 30,
1908; 2 c Apr. 16, 1908.)
—_N. Y. 12712, 1908-C-56. (G|
18394, 18402, Mar. 30, 1908: 2c. of
each Apr. 22, 1908.)
N. Y:. 12714—N. Y. 12716.
18396-18398, Mar. 30, 1908;
each May 8, 1908.)
mM. Xe 12026.
(G
2 OL
(G 18558, May 1,
1908; 2 c Apr. 16, 1908.)
Nee A2TiS,. Noy. 2722.
each May 8, 1908.)
ney . telO-N.Y. T2721, | Ney.
12723, N. Y. 12724. (G 18589-18593,
May 6, 1908; 2 c. of each May 8, 1908.)
12723. (G 18589-18593, May 6, 1908;
2 c. of each May 8, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12752-N. Y. 12755. (G
18585-18588, May 6, 1908; 2 ec. of
each May 11, 1908.)
SUPERIOR COLOR PRESS, Toledo, Ohio.
[13384
Good laugh. 18531, Apr.
1908. )
(G 24,
Swartz (Davin L.),
Ohio.
St. Luke’s church,
110087, May 2, 1908.)
Buckeye City,
[13885
interior. (H
|
(G
18557, 18559, May 1, 1908; 2 c¢. of
| SWEET BROS., Minneapolis, Minn.
[13386
Studies from nature. C. (H
109944, Apr. 28, 1908.)
TABER-PRANG ART Co.. Springfield,
-[18387, 13388
toll on in silent majesty. 4741.
Silent night. 4745.
(F 65008, 65009, Apr. 29, 1908; 2 «¢.
of each Apr. 30, 1908.)
Mass.
TEATS (Mrs. Mary E.), Los Angeles,
Cal. [13389
Tree of life. (F 64665, Apr. 20,
1908; 2 c. May 4, 1908.)
THWAITES (Geo. H.), Globe, Ariz.
[13390
Globe, Ariz. team. (H 109748, Apr.
27, 1908.)
TINY TADS co., New York, N. Y.
[13391-13397
Animated shirt. (F 65185, Apr. 8,
1908. )
Automobile. (F 65208, May 9,
1908. )
Birdseye. (F 65187, Apr. 8, 1908.)
Shadow shoe. (F 65189, Apr. §8,
1908.)
Solid comfort. (F 65186, Apr. 8,
1908. )
Tennis player. (F 65207, May 9,
1908. )
Wondering. (F 65188, Apr. §8,
1908. )
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Il]. [13398-13409
Angel child beautifies her coiffure.
(F 64745, Apr. 21, 1908.) .
Danny dreamer. (F 64746, Apr. 21,
1908. )
(F 64981, Apr. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 65129, May 5, 1908.)
—— (F 65248, May 11, 1908.)
Mamma’s angel child. (F 64979,
Apr. 28, 1908.)
(F 651380, May 5, 1908.)
—— (F 65247, May 11, 1908.)
Old Opie Dilldock. (F 64747.
21, 1908.)
— (F 64980, Apr.
—— (F 65131, May
—— (F 65249, May
Apr.
28, 1908.)
5, 1908.)
11, 1908. )
co., Dillon, Mont.
[13410
Fortune in elk teeth. (F 65014, Apr.
28, 1908; 2 c Apr. 17, 1908.)
TRIBUNE PUB.
204 CATALOGUE OF
TRIMPEY (E. Burt), Anderson, 8. C.
[13411
Old black Joe.
1908. )
Triscotr (S. P. R.), Monhegan, Me.
[13412-13416
Black head.—Cliffs.—Gull
Surf.—White head.
(H 110455-110459, May 11, 1908.)
TURNER (J. EpcAr), Pana, Dll. [13417
Local option post card.
Apr. 20, 1908.)
TURRILL & MILLER, San Francisco, Cal.
[18418
Atlantic squadron at San Diego.
(H 109578, Apr. 20, 1908.)
TUTTLE (LAUREN T.), San Francisco,
Cal. [13419
California opens wide her Golden
Gate. (F 65114, May 4, 1908; 2 c. Apr.
21, 1908.)
ULLMAN (BERNHARD) & co., New
York, N. ¥. [13420-13428
Betsy. (G 18165, Feb. 20, 1908; 2
e. Apr. 14, 1908.)
(H 109981, Apr. 29, |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWoop—Continued.
——U 30779, U 30900, U 41618, U
44629, U 61033, U 78799, U 86416, U
90806, U 94409, U 105614, U 112996. (Hf
- 109584109594, Apr. 21; 1908.)
head.— |
[5 photographs] ©
—U 112589, U ii8ae0.
109643, 109644, Apr. 23, 1908.)
-—— U 96871, U 97051, U 97067, U
(H
| 98668, U 100556, U 101639, U 106951,
(H 109577, |
| 79669, U
U 106951-2, U 106951-8, U 106951—4.
(H 109696-109705, Apr. 25, 1908.)
——U 77523, U 79144, U 79164, U
79757. (H 109918—109922,
Apr. 28, 1908.)
U 99199, U 103476, U 112957, U
112958, U 113754. (H 110003-110007,
Apr. 30, 1908.)
U 91858, U 104815, U 105030, U
112732, U 112967. (H 110038—110042,
May 1, 1908.)
U 70207, U 104482, U 112950, U
112959, U 112962, U 142964, U 112965.
_ (H 110070-110076, May 2, 1908.)
Blossoms. (G 18164, Feb. 20, 1908;
2c. Apr. 14, 1908.)
Good luck. (G 18166, Feb. 20,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 14, 1908.)
Pearl. (G 18283, Mar. 13, 1908; :2 |
c, Apr. 14, 1908.)
UNDERHILL (IRVING), Jersey City,
N. J. [13424-13433
Brooklyn. Borough hall and Sub- |
way entrance. C 6535. (H 109383,
Apr. 14, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 24, 1908.)
Harrison, N. Y., Miriam Osborn me- |
morial home. FE 3738.
2, 1908; 2.c. May 7,
New York, N.
(H 110081, 110082, May 2, 1908; 2 c.
of each May 7, 1908.)
1908. )
H 28.
109384, Apr. 24, 1908, H 109385, Apr.
14, 1908, H 109457-109459, Apr. 16,
1908; 2 c. of each Apr. 24, 1908.
(H 110084, May |
Y. B 12701, C 6572. |
——U 113881.
1908. )
——U 57076, U 98071, U 112636, U
112639, U 112767, U 112768, U 112770-
112776. (H 110206, 110209, 110207,
110208, 110197—110205, May 5, 1908.)
U 54659, U 99674, U 107774. (Hf
110262-110264, May 7, 1908; 2 ec. of
each May 8, 1908.)
U 72570, U 98166, U 105834, U
(H 110307-110310, May §8,
(H 110161, May 4,
106942,
1908. )
U 38782, U 100249.
110450, May 11, 1908.)
——U 103906, U 104174, U 113897.
(H 110471-110473, May 12, 1908.)
U. S. FASHION & SAMPLE BOOK GO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [18517, 13518
(H 110449,
_ Fashion supplement. Fall & win-
ter. 1908-09. (G 18550, Apr. 30,
1908. )
Leading fall styles. 1908. (G
C 6870, C 6536, D 403-D 405, |
(H 199658, Apr. 24, 1908, H |
18493, Apr. 14, 1908.)
| UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co., Cin-
UNDERWoop & UNDERWOOD, New York, |
fee [13434-13516
Stereoscopic photographs. U 98326,
U 106456. (H 109375, 109376, Apr. 14,
1907.)
109502, Apr. 17, 1908.)
100780, U 105621, U 105945, U 107511,
U 1083821, U 111577. (FL 109493-109501,
Apr. 17, 1908.)
Rome, Italy, the Colosseum. (H |
U 38453, U 38709, U 87488, U |
cinnati, Ohio. [18519-13549
[Photographs of posters] 11391-
11394. (H 109948-109951, Apr. 29,
1908. )
— 11395. (H 110295, May 8,
1908.)
Posters. 354, 11233, 11308, 11309.
(G 18502-18505, Apr. 18, 1908.)
—— 11234, 11236, 11238, 11239,
11311, 11312, 11318. (¢G 18523-18529,
Apr. 23, 1908.)
—— 11232, 11310, 11363, 11364.
18546-18549, Apr. 29, 1908.)
(G
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co.—Cont’d. |
11237, 11384. (G 18575, 18576, |
May 4, 1908.) |
— 11342, 11844, 11346, 11354 |
11867, 11862,° 11365. (G 18606- |
18614, May 8, 1908.)
UNIVERSAL PHOTOGRAPHIC NOVELTY CO.,
San Francisco, Cal. [13550
With the great American battle fleet. |
(F 64655, Apr. 18, 1908.)
UNIVERSITY PRESS, Cambridge, Mass.
[18551-13575
Hliot’s (George) works. 8 drawings |
by Gertrude Demain (Hammond) Mc-
Murdie to illustrate ‘“ Mill .on the
Mloss”; ‘Scenes of Clerical life”; |
“Adam Bede”; ‘“Romola”. (F |
64562-64569, Apr. 15, 1908.)
——9 drawings by ‘Frederick L.
Stoddard to illustrate “Daniel De-_
ronda ”’ ; “ Middlemarch ” ; * Felix |
|
|
Holt”; “Poems”. (F 64588-64596, |
Apr. 15, 1908.)
Julius Cesar; [by] Bernhard Par- |
tridge. (F 65138, May 6, 1908.)
Othello; by F. Brangwyn. (F 64864,
Apr. 25, 1908.)
Poems. I. Passionate pilgrim, :by
Gertrude Demain Hammond. (F
64865, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Shakespeare’s plays. 4 engravings
illustrating Cariolanus, Hamlet, Timon
of Athens, Anthony and Cleopatra. (F
64558-64561, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Troilus and Cressida: [by] W. H. |
Margetson. (IF 65138, May 6, 1908.)
VAN DevVENTER (C. J.), Decatur, Ill.
[18576 |
Sunday (W. A.) group. (H 109511,
Apr. 18, 1908.)
VAN GYTENBEEK (ANTHONY), Pater-
Seon. N. J. [13577-13583
Cottage near Arnhem.—Dutch corn-
mill.—Duteh farm.—Polder near Am-
‘sterdam.—Scene near Amsterdam.—
Scene near The Hague.—Watermill
near Rotterdam. [7 prints] (F.64639—
64645, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Yan Horen (THEO. J.), Brooklyn,
eae [138584
Jamaica Park south, bird’seye view.
or fi9011, Apr. 29, 1908: 2 c. Apr. 25,
1908. )
Vaucun & KEEtTH, San Francisco, Cal.
[13585
Gillette (Gov.) and Thomas (Rear
Admiral) and staffs. (H 109706, Apr.
25, 1908.) :
205
VESSEY (ALEXANDER), Crow Lake, S.
Dak. [13586
Will he bellow or will he whinny.
(H 110813, May 8, 1908.)
| VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
(a a [13587-13594
Flower girl. (H 109581, Apr. 21,
1908. )
Good boy. (H 110108, May 4, 1908.)
Mother’s crime. (H 109746, Apr. 27,
1908. )
Nellie, the beautiful housemaid. (H
110099, May 4, 1908.)
Parley vous francais? (H 109450,
Apr. 16, 1908.)
She wanted to be an actress. (H
109747, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Turning the tables. (H 109580, Apr.
| 2 OR.)
What one small boy can do. (H
109449, Apr. 16, 1908.)
WaLkKerR (Geo. H.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[13595, 13596
Ruins of Chelsea fire. 1, 2. (H
| 109491, 109492, Apr. 17, 1908.)
WATERMAN (C. E.), Chicago, Il.
[13597
U. S. Atlantic fleet. (HH 109451, Apr.
16, 1908.)
WATKINS (LEONARD A.), Denver, Colo.
[13598-13639
After business. (F 64940, Apr. 27,
1908. )
At the circus. (F 64932, Apr. 27,
1908. )
Baseball fan. (F 64923, Apr. 27,
1908..)
Baseball idol. (F 64921, Apr. 27,
1908. )
Bubbles. (FF 64669, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Commercial man. (F 64918, Apr.
27, 1908.)
Dovey. (F 64677, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Down on our street. (F-64937, Apr.
27, 1908.)
Extra. (F 64941, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Football. (F 64678, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Forward. (F 64679, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Gladness. (F 64927, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Good-morning. (IF 64680, Apr. 20,
1908. )
Grafter. (F 64670, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Ham (om) lette. (F 64671, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Happy. (F 64925, Apr. 27, 1908.)
206
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
WaTKINS (LEonaRD A.)—Continued. | WEIL (Henry) & co.—Continued.
. Heartbreaker. (F 64917, Apr. 27, |
1908. ) |
Here’s to you. (F 649388, Apr. 27,
1908. ) |
Higher education. (F 64672, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Just clothes. (F 64942, Apr. 27, |
1908. ) )
Just like a woman. (F 64922, Apr.
27, 1908.)
Just out. (F 64920, Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 64919, Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 64673, Apr. 20,
Knocker.
Milk toast.
1908. )
My Japanese idol.
20, 1908.)
My office boy says.
27, 1908.)
Napoleon.
New woman.
1908. )
On the square.
1908.)
Our show.
Secret. (F 64928, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Spoon. (F 64936, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Touching.
Trouble.
Untamed.
Want to be my caddy.
Apr. 20, 1908. )
(F 64681, Apr.
(F 64934, Apr.
(F 64931, Apr. 27, 1908.)
(Ff 64926, Apr. 27,
(F 64933, Apr. 27,
(F 649389, Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 64682, Apr. 20, 1908.)
(F 64683,
Man of the hour. (F 65162, May
6, 1908.)
Mascot. (F 65159, May 6, 1908.)
Yuletide. (F 65160,"May 6, 1908.)
WEISGERBER (CHAS. H.), Washington,
Da 13659
Inspiration (The). (F 65142, May
6, 1908.)
| WERLING (Jos.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[13660
Enlightenment of the world. (G
18260, Feb. 24, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 15,
1908. )
WETZEL (C. H.), Ravenswood, W. Va.
[13661-13665
Queen City. (H 109987, Apr. 20,
1908. )
Ravenswood, W. Va. [1] (H
109986, Apr. 20, 1908. 1 ¢c. Mar. 17,
| 1908; 1 c. Apr. 20, 1908.)
— [24] (H 109988-109990, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Waite (H. C.) co., North Bennington,
(F 64935, Apr. 27, 1908.)
(F 64674, Apr. 20, 1908.) _
Warranted. (F 64684, Apr. 20, |
1908. ) |
Way of the transgressor. (F 64675,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Whaling. (F 64930, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Wholesale. (F 64676, Apr. 20, |
1908. )
Wisdom. (F 64924, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Wonderful. (F 64929, Apr. 27, |
1908. ) |
7
WEIL (HENRY) & co., New York, N. Y.
[13640-13658 |
Amid the roses.——Beauties of au- |
| (H 109828, 109870, 109872, Apr. 27,
tumn.—Frosty days.—Gossips.—Got a
match ?—Harvest.—I was once a per-
fecto.—Merry days.—Mistletoe.—Oh
let's be joyful—Old mill.—Reflec-
tions.—Silvery moon. [13 prints]
(F 64625-64637, Apr. 17, 1908.)
He loves me, he loves me not. (F
65158. May 6, 1908.)
Holly days. (FF 65161, May 6,
1908. }
Land of nod.
1908. )
(F 65163, May 6,
| threadlike Staubbach waterfall.
Vt. [18666-13777
Alps (Savoy) 152738, 15274, 15276—
15294. (H 109874-109894, Apr. 27,
1908. )
—— Mont Blanc. 15275. (H109917,
Apr. 28, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 27, 1908.
Berne, Switzerland, feeding the
famous bears. (H 109831, Apr. 27,
1908. )
—— River
bridge. 15296.
1908. )
Chamonix, Savoy Alps, entrance to
the ice grotto. 15298. (H 110122,
May 4, 1908.)
Geneva,
monument.
27, 1908.)
Gibraltar. 16882-16887.
110136, May 4, 1908.)
Guadalupe, Mexico. 17615-17617.
(H 110151-110153, May 4, 1908.)
Lake Geneva. 15200, 15269, 15272.
Aare and MKornhaus
(H 110120, May 4,
Switzerland, Brunswick
15271. (H 109872, Apr.
(H 110131-
1908. )
Lauterbrunnen valley, Switzerland,
15202.
(H 109829, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Lucerne, Switzerland. River Reuss,
ete. 15242. (H 109847, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Meiringen, Switzerland. 15240, 15241.
(H 109845, 109846, Apr. 27, 1908.)
[Mexico], vista of an old Mexican
garden, Coyoacan. 17618. (H 110154,
May 4, 1908.)
‘ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
Waite (H. C.) co.—Continued.
Mexico City, Mexico. 17601-17614.
(H 110137-110150, May 4, 1908.)
Montreux, Switzerland. 15270.
109871, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Neuhausen, Switzerland, below the
fumous falls of the Rhine. 15300. (H
110124, May 4, 1908.)
—— Falls of the Rhine.
109852, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Palestine, the mill. 1438.
May 4, 1908.)
Roosevelt (Theodore), the nation’s
chief. 9908. (H 110116, May 4, 1908.)
Saas-Fée, Switzerland. 15266, 15267.
(H 109867, 109868, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Switzerland: 15195, 15204, 15228—
15239, 15244-15247, 15250, 15253, 15254,
15256-15259, 15262-15264, 15268. (H
109827, 109830, 109833—109844, 109848—
(H
15248.
(H 110115,
(Hi |
207
WINSLOW ‘(ArgeRT G.), Keeseville,
a [13782-13790
mbaite river "NS Yo" fe "or Ne
109531, 109532, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Ausable valley from Kent street.
(H 109533, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Keeseville, N. ¥; [1-4]
109527-109530, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Port Kent bay. [1, 2], (H 109525,
109526, Apr. 18, 1908.)
(H
Wittig (W. W.), New York, N. Y.
[13791
(H 107376,
Hackenschmidt tour.
| Mar. 14, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 20, 1908.)
109851, 109853, 109856-109861, 109864—
109866, 109869, Apr. 27, 1908.)
— 15145, 15249, 15265.
(H 109914- |
109916, Apr. 28, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. |
29, 1908.) |
— 15295, 15297. (Phe AIO118, |
110121, May 4, 1908.)
Taft (Hon. Wm. H.) at his desk.
13010. (H 110117, May 4, 1908.)
Tangier, Morocco. 16311-16316.
110125-110130, May 4, 1908.)
Thun, Switzerland, S. E. from the
(Hi |
eaeme. 15227. (H 109832, Apr. 27,:|
1908. )
Weiringen, Switzerland, pathway |
along the great gorge of the Aare.
15299. (H 110123, May 4, 1908.)
Zermatt, Switzerland. 15251, 15252,
15260, 15261. (H 109854, 109855,
109862, 109863, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Zermatt and the Matterhorn, Switz- |
erland. 15107. (H 110118, May 4,
1908. )
WHITMAN (CHARLES -M.), North
Adams, Mass. [18778 |
Barefoot boy. (H 110195, May 4,
41908; 2 c. Apr. 27, 1908.)
Wicks (CHARLES L.), Lynn, Mass.
[13779 |
(HH |
Chelsea, Mass., Chelsea fire.
110098, Apr. 29, 1908; 1 ¢. Apr. 23, |
1908; 1 c. Apr. 29, 1908.)
WILKINSON (EDWIN H.), Boyne, Mich.
[18780
Boyne city blowout. (H 1093868,
Apr. 18, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 6, 1908.)
Witson (Rosert Burns), New York,
nd [18781
Omar’s rose. (H 109545, Apr. 20,
1908.)
Woop (Otis F.), New Brighton, N. Y.
[13792-13816
Bub, he’s always to blame (F
64512, Apr. 13, 1908.)
—— (F 64787, Apr. 20, 1908.)
— (F 64905, Apr. 27, 1908.)
— (F 65080, May 2, 1908.)
(F 65211, May 9, 1908.)
Mary and her little
64514, Apr. 13, 1908.)
—— (F 64788, Apr. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 64906, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65081, May 2, 1908.)
—— (F 65212, May 9, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
lamb. (F
(F
| 64510, Apr. 13, 1908.)
—— (F 64735,
—— (F 64903,
—— (F 65078,
—— (F 65209,
Simon Simple.
1908. )
—— (F 64739,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Apr. 27, 1908.)
May 2, 1908.)
May 9, 1908.)
(F 645138, Apr. 18,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
— (F 64907, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65082, May 2, 1908.)
—— (F 65213, May 9, 1908.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F 64511, Apr. 13, 1908.)
—— (F 64786, Apr. 20, 1908.)
— (F 64904, Apr. 27, 1908.)
— (F 65079, May 2, 1908.)
—— (F 65210, May 9, 1908.)
WoopRuFF (FRANK M.), Chicago, Ill.
[13817, 18818
Bear study. (H 1093871, Apr. 18,
1808. )
Coyote study.
1908. )
2 ec. of each Apr. 6, 1908.
(H 109371, Apr. 13,
208 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. rv, n. 8., v.38
WoorarpD (Sam F.), Wichita, Kans. YACHTING PUB. co.—Continued.
; [13819 Good slant of wind. (F 64827,
Pictures of memory. (G 18551, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Apr. 30, 1908.) Moon path. (F 64828, Apr. 23,
Wricut & GoopNrrR, Wilkesbarre, Pa. 1908.)
[18820, 13821 Trough of the sea. (F 64830, Apr.
In the harem. (H 109583, Apr. 21, | 23, 1908.)
Sh ) | 2. of each Apr. 20, 1908.
San) | Parte (H 109582, Apr. ZEDA (Harry L.), New York, N. Y.
’ . [138826
YACHTING PUB. CO., New York, N. Y. | Zeda’s witchland. (F 65165, Apr. 2,
[13822-13825 | 1908.)
Clewed up. (F 64829, Apr. 23,
1908.) |
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit_ 4,653
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit_._._ 959
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit__.....___.___----~- 6,992
CLASS |, FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of sages re drawings, statuary, and models or designs
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts. Arranged in monthly alphabets by
proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
day of entry. The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: ‘ Copy-
right by American lithographic company, New York, N. Y. Class I, XXe, no. 25447,
Apr. 29, 1908; 1 photograph received Apr. 29, 1908.”
|
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC Co., New York, | ANARGYROS (S.), New York, N. Y.
DMs ¥. [18827, 138828 [13840-13845
Aluria. In oval panel, bust portrait | . Guard of light. Immense human
of beautiful young woman having dark | figure In seated position, wearing hel-
hair worn in pompadour fashion. (I | Met shaped head-dress, holding em-
25447, Apr. 29, 1908.) | blem. (I 25454, Apr. 29,. 1908.)
Rose box top. x. 1. 33185. Against _ Hour of rest. A female figure
background! of rose branches in blos- | loosely draped, and wearing bracelets,
som, is fan with perforated border. beads about her neck. (I 25453, Apr.
(I 25215, Apr. 16, 1908.) | 29, 1908.)
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT Co., Milwaukee, | _ Queen of the garden. Marble steps,
Wis. [13829-13837 entrance to a temple, on second step is
| young woman loosely draped. (I
Bunco in Arizona. Bunco and Dick | 25450, Apr. 29, 1908.) P
in Black Hawk’s power. Poster draw- | Ghal of Darok.. I CRETE i
ing. (1 25509, Apr. 30, 1908.) ee Oe ee ee ee
head, profile view, of man wearing
Burlesque stock, clown and ballet | peculiar head adornment. (I 25452
girl. Poster drawing. (I 25510, Apr. | ne 29, 1908.) .
pes 3008. ) ‘ Silence. Stone figures resembling
—Letter from Johnnie. Poster | geeping man and woman, having cap-
drawing. (I 25512, Apr. 30, 1908.) shaped headwear. (I 25455, Apr. 29,
Extra dry. Show girl coming out | 1908.)
of bottle of champaign. Poster draw- Travellers in the desert. In fore-
Ing. (I 25511, Apr.*30, 1908.) ground are three gigantic columns in
Girl’s best friend. Jinny. Poster | ruin, near which are two Egyptians,
drawing. (I 25514, Apr. 30, 1908.) one seated on a camel. (I 25451, Apr.
It’s all on the quiet. Boots busy | 29, 1908.)
day. Poster drawing. (I 25513, Apr.
80, 1908.) ANGELL (PRISCILLA HAMMOND), Hol-
Sure shot Sam. If yo’ all loved him lywood, Calif. [13846
like I do: Poster drawing. (I 25515, Ideal head and shoulders of young
Apr. 30, 1908.) woman in decolleté costume of white
Principal characters. Poster | Chiffon. (I 25375, Apr. 27, 1908.)
drawing. (I 25507, Apr. 30; 1908.) ‘
: ‘ ART CHEMICAL LABORATORIES, Rich-
Wild animal poster. Poster draw- mond Hill. N. Y. [13847
ee O08, 9 Ams 0, 19085) Christmas story; by Jay Hambidge.
AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New York, N. Y | Colored woman, striped handkerchief
[18838, 13839 | tied about her head, holding a child
Homeward bound. Harbor scene in | in her arm. (I 25271, Apr. 22, 1908.)
miniature, seamen in foreground, at
either side are young woman and _/ Bacon (Irvine Rusen), Munich, Ger-
young man. (I 25448, Apr. 29, 1908.) many. [18848
Matinee girl. Bust portrait of beau- Conquest of the prairie. Group of
tiful young woman having hair styl- | Indians before an Indian camp are
ishly arranged. (I 25449, Apr. 29, | watching the approach of civilization.
1908. ) (I 25501, Apr. 29, 1968:)
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210
BARNES-CrROSBY CO., Chicago, III.
[13849-13939
L 2727, L 2728, L 2785, L 2738,
L 2740, L 2741, L 2745-L 2747, L 2749,
L 2755, L 2756, L 2760, L 2761, L 2763-
L 2768, L 2774-L 2777, L 2786, L, 2794, |
(I 25159-25184, Apr. 13, 1908.)
L 2803, L 2804, L 2806, L 2809-—
L 2813, L 2815-L 2818, L 2820-L 2828,
IL, 2829 A, L 2829 B, L 2830-L 28382, |
L 2834-2838, L 2840, L 2841, L 2843,
L 2844, L 2846-L 2848, L 2851, L 2853,
(I 25458-25497, Apr. 29, 1908.)
L 2854-L 2858, L 2862-L 2872, L |
2875-L 2879, L 2887-L 2889, L 2893. |
(I 25576-25600, May 7, 1908.)
BATCHELDER (CHARLES
Chicago, Ill.
Boxer. Young man in act of strik-
ing out with left fist clenched. (I
25381, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Discus thrower.
ready to throw discus.
27, 1908.)
Bowler (The)
man in act of bowling a ball.
25376, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Putting the shot.
male figure in act of heaving a weight.
(1 25877, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Sprinter (The) Young man in act
of starting to run. (I 253879, Apr. 27,
1908. )
Striker (The)
Athlete poised
A baseball player in
position of striking a baseball. (1
25378, Apr. 27, 1908.)
BeaTTige (H. W.), Quincy, Mass.
[18946
Man in the moon.
FLETCHER), |
[13940-13945 |
(I 25380, Apr. |
A partially nude |
(I
Partially nude |
and figures.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
Brau (Epwarp)—Continued.
Bust of a child looking upward.
base of a conventional flower design,
| (I 25205, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Dutch clock flanked by a Dutch
peasant child. Statuary having a long
base. (I 25200, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Duteh clock flanked by a Dutch
school girl. Dutch doll, resting its
right hand on clock base. [Statuary.]
(I 25201, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Mirror support. A _ base portion
merging into upright standard, the
standard being faced by a female fig-
ure, slightly draped. (I 25204, Apr.
15, 1908.)
Water carrier about to lift an
earthen water bottle. Rock base on
which is draped female figure support-
ing a jar. (I 25202, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Water carrier in the act of pouring.
Draped female figure supporting a jar
with hip. (I 25203, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Bou (Juttus), New York, N. Y.
[14015, 14016
Marine subject. Decorative scrolls
and figures. Two mermaids below
swaying arms waving to music of
lyre. A. 804. (I 25440, Apr. 28, 1908;
1 photo. Apr. 22, 1908.)
Motif, music. Decorative scrolls
Nude female figure seat-
ed in about centre of panel beating
time with wand. A. 803. (I 25439,
Apr. 28, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 22, 1908.)
85. General de- |
sign of square panel, upon which in re- |
lief is modelled cherub riding owl. (I
25353, Apr. 24, 1908.)
BreckwitH (CARROLL), New York, N. Y.
; [138947
Medallion (The) Life size head of
a lady in profile, against rich green
curtain, held back in folds.
Apr. 15, 1908.)
(I 25211, |
Borteau (Purp), New York, N. Y.-
[14017
Mischief makers. Heads and busts
of three mischievous looking girls
dressed for walking. (I 25223, Apr.
17, 1908.)
| Bone (Ricw), Berlin, Germany.
BERGER-LEVRAULT ET CO., Paris, France. |
[18948-14007
Paraboles (Les), [60 pen drawings
illustrating the Parables] by Eugéne
Burnand. (I 25288-25347, Apr. 23,
1908.)
Brau (Epwarp), Newark, N. J.
[14008-14014 |
Bust of a child looking downward.
A bust the base of which is formed of
a conventional flower design. (125206,
Apr. 15, 1908.)
|
4018
Sonniger herbsttag (Bright autumn
day), by O. Jernberg. Road in the
country, birch trees on both sides,
house to left, man driving cow in dis-
tance. (I 25500, Apr. 30, 1908.)
Cincinnati,
Ohio. [14019
Cincinnati water works. Group pic-
ture made up of different buildings.
(I 25272, Apr. 23, 1908.)
BosTtoN FLOATING HOSPITAL, Boston,
Mass. [14020, 14021
Boston floating hospital at pier.
Steamer at pier, cross on funnel, flags
at bow and stern. (I 25547, May 5,
1908.)
BoNHAJO (VALENTINE),
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
BOSTON FLOATING HOSPITAL—Con.
bay. Starboard side of steamer un-
der way, American flag at the stern.
(J 25548, May 5, 1908.)
211
| Cottier (P. F.) & son—Continued.
Boston floating hospital down the |
BosTON SCULPTURE Co., Melrose, Mass. |
[14022-14025 |
Boston tea party. Eight men dis-
guised as Indians throwing chests of |
tea from the deck of a ship into Bos-
ton harbor. (I 25572, May 7, 1908.)
Spirit of ’76. Bas relief, two men
and a boy playing fife and drums,
marching at the head of a column of
soldiers. (I 25571, May 7, 1908.)
| CooLmipGe (Cassius M.),
Be
Ready for the road; by Harrison
Fisher. Young girl putting on her
long gloves, she wears automobile
coat and sailor hat. (I 25554, May
5, 1908.)
Scouts (The); by Frederic Reming-
ton. Two Indians on~- horseback,
standing still, watching something in
the distance. (I 25457, Apr. 29, 1908.)
New York,
[14040-14042
Breach of promise case. Scene in
_ stable, case being tried before judge
Washington in a standing position,
in Colonial dress, left hand resting on
sword, right hand grasping a scroll.
(I 25570, Apr, 27, 1908.)
Bas relief showing Washington in bow
of boat, behind him is soldier carrying
flag. (I 25569, Apr. 27, 1908.)
Brown, (J. G.), New York, N. Y.
[14026-14029
Have a smoke! Dark
black holding a cigarette
mouth. (I 25210, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Old friends must part. Light haired
bootblack dragging a white dog by his
collar, girl with reddish hair, is cry-
ing. (I 25200, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Steady! Dark haired bootblack
holding his stub brush on dog’s nose.
(I 25207, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Tantalizing. Dark haired bootblack
sitting on his box. He looks and
laughs at girl. (I 25208, Apr. 15,
~ 1908.)
CaMuS (JEAN), Paris, France.
at the dog’s
[14030
and jury of dogs.
1908. )
Dog of a bachelor.
letter in paw sitting
(I 25551, May 4,
Collie dog with
in chair. (I
_ 25550, May 5, 1908.)
Washington crossing the Delaware. |
haired boot- |
Fairy story. Irish setter sitting in
chair reading to a King Charles span-
iel. (I 25552, May 5, 1908.)
Highland Park,
Ill. [14043
Billiken. Small figure seated with
hands on hips at side. (I 25623, May
11, 1908.)
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[14044-14046
Head and _ bust
CRAFTSMANS GUILD,
Favorite (The).
_ woman with light hair and blue eyes
| landscape,
Rires dans les bois. Laughing young |
hymph seated on
Pan’s pipe with right hand.
May 12, 1908.)
CASLANI (SEVERINO), Montpelier, Vt.
[14031-14034
Rock-face sarcophagus. Monument
designs. S. C. 132, S. C. 183, S. C. 131,
B.C. 134. (1 25387-25390, Apr. 27,
1908. )
CuurRcH (FREDERICK STUART),
work, N. Y.
Study for Valkyrie.
male head with wings.
25359, Apr. 25, 1908.)
(I 25629,
ground touching |
New |
[14035, 14036 |
No. 1, 2. Fe- |
(I 25358, |
holding cat.
Thro’
(I 25234, Apr. 18, 1908.)
pastures green. Summer
stream running through
center of picture, woman washing
clothes on bank. (I 25505, Apr. 30,
1908. )
Where highland cattle range. Sum-
mer landscape at Loch Eke, five high-
land cattle standing by edge of lake.
({ 25504, Apr. 30, 1908.)
CROWELL PUBLISHING Co., Springfield,
Ohio. [14047
June girl. Head and shoulders of
young girl wearing large hat with
long flowing veil. (I 25530, May 4,
1908.)
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, Il.
[1
Altar in Gothic style. Under altar
table is monogram B. V. Above taber-
nacle is Gothic arch, back of which is
statue of the Blessed Virgin. (I
25527, May 2, 1908.)
_ Davin (M.), New York, N. Y. [14049
Cottier (P. F.) & son, New York, |
PRs
Joys of target practise.
ing seven-inch guns, umpire taking
scores. (I 25456, Apr. 29, 1908.)
[14037-14039 |
Men load- |
Last day of Lincoln; by A. Chap-
pel. Lincoln on his deathbed sur-
rounded by Mrs. Lincoln, Robt. Lin-
ecln, and 44 other personages. (I
25218, Apr. 16, 1908.)
212
|
Davis (A. M.), Jamaica Plain, Mass. |
[14050
Stung again. Head of tramp, face
covered with swellings and _ slight
growth of whiskers. (I 25626, Feb.
24, 1908.*)
Davis (WARREN B.), New York, N. Y.
[14051
When the heart calls; by Warren B.
Davis. Young lady seated on rug by
side of open fire place, dog and ball |
in foreground. (I 25578, May 7, 1908.)
Davis (WILLIAM STEEPLE),
N. ¥.
Uninvited guest.
the rooster in act of stealing the kit-
ten’s food. (I 25499; Apr. 29, 1908.)
[14052
DUNSMORE (JOHN WARD), New York,
ee
Calling out the minute men. Farm-
er with team of oxen polwing, he has
Orient |
Kitten and rooster |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
[14053 |
stopped and is talking to two minute |
men. (I 25236, Apr. 18, 1908.)
Essig (MARGUERITE A.), Canton, Ohio.
[14054
Farmer's dream of Roosevelt. Ru-
ral scene in the fall of the year de-
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
Frost & ReeD—Continued.
Rocky bay, Cornwall. A _ coast
scene with rocks jutting out into a
bay. Sea gulls are depicted: (I 25229,
Apr. 18, 1908.)
Sea caverns. Coast scene with rocks
and caverns and sea gulls, large cay-
ernous opening in rocks. (I 25228,
Apr. 18, 1908.)
Through the calm and frosty air.
Snow scene, a road through a wood
covered with snow. Flock of sheep ~
coming along the road. (I 25622, May
| 11, 1908.)
GALVESTON BREWING CO., Galveston,
Tex. [14066
Mermaids (The). A beach, showing
two mermaids and large sea wall. (I
25502, Apr. 20, 1908.)
GoLpy (SAMUEL A.), Sunnyvale, Cal.
[14067
Structure. Rectangular structure
having colonade surrounding all four
| sides.
picting in the foreground a field of |
corn in shock. (I 25241, Apr. 20,
1908.)
FAIRBANKS (E. & T.) & co., St.. Johns-
bury, Vt. [14055-14059
Iron frame railway track scale of
the master scale builders’ type. Build-
ers’ plan. (I 25382, Apr. 27, 1908.)
—— Detail plan. (I 25384, Apr. 27,
1908. )
Detail plan: no. 2. (I 25385, |
Apr. 27, 1908.) )
Foundation plan. (I 25219,
Apr. 17, 1908.)
Foundation plan. (I 253838,
Apr. 27, 1908.)
FORBES LITHOGRAPH MFG. Co., Boston,
Mass. [14060
Mother and child. Young mother
holding baby on her shoulder. (I
25199, Apr. 15, 1908.)
Frost & Raep, Bristol, England.
[14061-14065
Fair wind, fair weather. Seascape
with a fishing boat containing two men
sailing along with a fair wind. (I
25621, May 11, 1908.)
Last reef down. Seascape with a
yacht sailing along from right to left.
(I 25620, May 11, 1908.)
slate and pencil.
|
(I 25652, May 12, 1908.)
GUTMANN & GUTMANN, New York,
N.: ¥. [14068-14073
And they say school days are your
happiest days. Boy about six years
old seated at entrance of house holding
(I 25249, Apr. 20,
1908. )
Exceeding the speed limit. Boy on
ground feet in air looking at dog chas-
ing cat. (I 25251, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Gossip. Two girls, age about five,
talking intently, one pointing finger
at the other. (I 25246, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Little mother. Motherly looking
child sitting on chair sewing doll dress.
(I 25247, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Lullaby. Little girl with one hand
in lap and the other on cradle in which
isadoll. (I 25248, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Poodle-mobile. With lines attached
to a poodle a boy on roller skates is
drawn along. (I 25250, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Hatt & Rucker, New York, N. Y.
[14074
Girl laughing and
(I
Laughing girl.
holding hand mirror in hands,
24214, Apr. 16, 1908.)
Heaton (A. G.), Washington, D. C.
[14075
Day Spring from on high. Christ
child with outstretched arms stand-
ing on wall of house supported by His
mother. (I 255381, May 4, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
Herrick (G. HerBert), Winchendon,
Mass. [14076
Wildwood monarch. Head of ant-
lered moose, woodland background,
special frame leaf and scroll. (1
25526, May 1, 1908.)
Houzer (J. A.), New York, N. Y.
[14077
Creation of light; by J. A. Holzer.
Three panels and lunettes, in the cen-
tral panel is the angel of light. (I
25350, Apr. 24, 1908.)
Hunter (JoHN Younc), Newmarket,
England. [14078
David Garrick. Dinner scene from
the play David Garrick. (I 25238,
_ Apr. 20, 1908.)
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. CO., New
Work | N:. -Y: _ [14079-14124
Christmas automobiles. A, B. (I
25405, 25406, Apr. 28, 1908.)
Christmas bells. A-D. (I 25407-
25410, Apr. 28, 1908.)
Christmas post cards. Horseshoe
and wishbone series. A-D. (I 25427-
25430, Apr. 28, 1908.)
[Christmas post cards. Santa Claus
series. A-H] (I 25397-25404, Apr.
28, 1908.)
Dutch boy and girl series, etc. 1-6.
‘(I 25603-25608, May 9, 1908.)
Fourth of July series. A-F. (I
25415-25420, Apr. 28, 1908.)
Holly landscape series. A-D. (I
25411-25414, Apr. 28, 1908.)
ee rurkey series, A-F. (1 25421-
25426, Apr. 28, 1908.)
[Turkey and pumpkin series. A-F]
(I 25391-25396, Apr. 28.)
KERN (PETER) co., Knoxville, Tenn.
[14125
Sweets. Laughing girl seated, open
box of candy in her lap. (I 25503, Apr.
380, 1908.)
KETTERLINUS LITHOGRAPHIC MFG. CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [14126, 14127
Christmas spray. Three sprays of
holly, mistletoe and pine cone inter-
mingled. (I 25516, Apr. 30, 1908.)
. Thistle spray. Three sprays of
thistle and lily of the valley inter-
mingled. (I 25517, Apr. 80, 1908.)
KnogstaucH (Epwarpd M.), Toledo,
Ohio. [14128
McKinley (Wm.) Moulded and cast |
portrait bust with circular base. (1 |
25437, Apr. 27, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 20,
1908.) |
42853—08——_3
ARTS 213
LANGE (J. A.), New York, N. Y.
[14129
Vivian. Head and _ shoulders of
young woman with golden brown hair
and dark brown eyes, with feather boa
over shoulders. (I 25235, Apr. 18,
1908. )
LAUBER (JOSEPH), Montclair, N. J.
[14130
Idyl of the sea. Female figure in
loose classic drapery standing on a
rock bound coast. (I 25553, May 5,
1908. )
I.AZZARI & Barton, New York, N. Y.
[14131, 14132
Carved rustic monument in broken
rock work, carved wreath in center
oak leaves and name Zahn below. (I
25221, Apr. 17, 1908.)
Three piece rustic broken rock monu-
ment with carved panel and name
sradley. (I 25220, Apr. 17, 1908.)
LEIGH (WILLIAM ROBINSON), New
MOEkK a Ys [14133, 14134
Grand canon of the Colorado. Grand
Canon from near Bright Angel hotel.
The Colorado river flows across pic-
ture. (I 25269, Apr. 21, 1908.)
Sunset on the grand Cafion of the
Colorado. Caflon all in shadow ex-
cept some peaks on the opposite wall.
(I 25268, Apr. 21, 1908.)
LEPPERT (RuDOLPH E.),
[i Bhi
New York,
[14135
Topsy turvey heads. Caricatures of
Taft and Bryan in one. (I 25528, May
1, 1908; 1 photo Apr. 25, 1908.)
LIFE PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[14136-14141
Army of the unemployed. Army of
Wall street magnates standing up for
review before Pierpont Morgan. (I
25244, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Captains of industry; by J. A. Wil-
liams. Intelligence office, the pros-
pective mistress is standing in center
of room surrounded by captains of in-
dustry. (I 25361, Apr. 25, 1908.)
Easy writings curst hard reading.
Girl seated at writing desk, young man
seated in rocking chair gazing discon-
solately at girl’s picture. (I 25556,
May 5, 1908.) a
For if she will, she will, you may
depend on it; And if she won’t, she
won't, so there’s an end of it. Auto-
mobile which has decided not,to go.
(1 25628, May 11, 1908.)
214
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
LIFE PUB. co.—Continued.
Getting nearer. Arm of Law
stretched toward the rich standing
on his pile of money. (I 25243, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Story that never grows old. Three
panels, in middle one young man and
woman are seated in the moonlight.
(I 25556, May 5, 1908.)
Linp (FRANK C.), Columbus, Ohio.
[14142
Cherub and the lion. Cherub guiding
lion by two slender threads, cherub
riding in small wagon. (I 25529,
May 1, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 16, 1908.)
Lirriag (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[14143, 14144
Amherst college, Amherst, Mass.
Birdseye view including grounds and
buildings and distant view of the
mountain. (I 25216, Apr. 16, 1908.)
Northwestern university, Evanston,
Ill. Birdseye view taken from above
Willard Hall, looking toward the lake
front. (I 25217, Apr. 16, 1908.)
New York,
ee [14145
Soldiers monument. Doric style, col-
umn mounted on base, statue of
LUKEMAN (AUGUSTUS),
winged figure of Minerva on top. (I
25518, May 1, 1908.)
McAULIFFE (TIMOTHY JOHN), Wor-
cester, Mass. [14146
Souvenir of the Dartmouth Junior
Prom. Young girl holding a college
pennant. Lettering Dartmouth Ju-
nior Prom. at the base. (I 25498,
Apr. 29, 1908.)
McCase (Epwarp P.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [14147
Ravaudeuse (La). Woman sitting
in a wicker chair with several stock-
ings in her lap. (I 25352, Apr. 24,
1908; 1 photo. May 7, 1908.)
MARLIN FIREARMS CO.,
Conn. [14148
Shot (The). Two ducks falling
into water, duck boat in rear contain-
ing two men, one in act of firing. (I
25549, May 5, 1908.)
Meeker (A. S.), New York, N. Y.
[14149-14157
Accident (An). Roller skating rink
with male and female figures in col-
lision. (I 25586, May 4, 1908.)
Anticipation. Male figure looking
in at window of restaurant where
food is displayed. (I 25540, May 4,
1908.)
New Haven,
MEEKER (A. S.)—Continued.
At last. Young man and young
woman meeting at foot of steps at
house with large moon in background.
(1 25541, May 4, 1908.)
Hammock (The). Male and female
figures seated in hammock. (I 25539,
May 4, 1908.)
On the beach. Beach scene with
male figure looking out to sea with a
large telescope. (I 25537, May 4,
1908. )
Proposal (The). Female figure
leaning at feet of male figure seated on
divan. (I 25543, May 4, 1908.)
Selection (The). Five diminutive
male figures standing on table and fe-
male figure pointing at one of them. °
(I 25544, May 4, 1908.)
Tryst (The). Landscape with male
and female figure seated at foreground
on a bench with large moon in back-
ground. (I 25538, May 4, 1908.)
Youth’s dream. Male and female
figures seated on bough of tree with
large moon in background. (I 25542,
May 4, 1908.)
MELCHERS (GARI), New York, N. Y.
[14158
Roosevelt (President Theodore) ; by
Gari Melchers. Full length standing
portrait in riding costume. (I 25273,
Apr. 23, 1908.)
MERRILL (Mrs. Mary E. Ratu-), Co-
lumbus, Ohio. [14159
Memorial window. Within a circle
are the Material and Spiritual crosses
in different colors. (I 25242, Apr. 20,
1908. )
MEYENBERG (JOHN C.), Tell City, Ind.
[14160
Design for park surrounding grave
of Nancy Hanks Lincoln. At en-
trance of park are two stone lions. (I
25627, May 11, 1908.)
MIRACLE PRESSED STONE CO., Minneap-
olis, Minn, [14161, 14162
Get your ropes. Cowboy on horse-
back waking up camp with morning
call. (I 25631, May 12, 1908.)
Tenderfoot. Group of ecowboys
watching bucking broncho in act of
throwing tenderfoot. (I 25630, May
12, 1908.)
Mosres (BERNHARD), Nome, Alaska.
[14163
Ancient craft. An original group-
ing and design engrossed with pen and
India ink on cardboard. (I 25360,
Apr. 25, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
MOoUNTCASTLE (Mrs. ALTHEA), Louis-
ville, Ky. [14164-14166
Celestial and _ terrestial worlds.
Combination picture giving a glimpse
of heaven and earth, roll of white
clouds separate the two worlds. (I
25434, Apr. 22, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 9.
1908. )
Child of heaven or Angelic birth.
Roll of clouds on which rests an angel,
three baby angels near her. (I 25435,
Apr. 22, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 9, 1908.)
Key to happiness. An open window
through which may be seen trees and
fields. (I 25436, Apr. 26, 1908; 1
photo. Apr. 9, 1908.)
MoyYLEs (PETER P.), Batavia, N. Y.
[14167, 14165 |
Oval in center of |
Forget me not.
postal with the words Forget me not
printed with a steel pen. (I 25625,
May 11, 1908.)
Kind regards. Oval in center of
postal card with the words Kind
Regards. (I 25624, May 11, 1908.)
MurpHy (THOos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [14169-14186
Conquered. Woman in light green
dress looking into face of lion. (I
25637, May 12, 1908.)
Constitutional (A). Young lady in
green hat and coat, driving. (I
25638, May 12, 1908.)
Graduate (The). Young lady in
white dress standing before curtained
window. (I 256389, May 12, 1908.)
_ Innocence; by J. Ross Bryson. Lit-
tle girl in white dress. She carries
a branch of white flowers
arms. (I 25283, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Irene; by J. Ross Bryson. Little
girl in light green dress with wide ruf-
fle around neck. (I 25285, Apr. 23,
1908. )
Leonide; by J. Ross Bryson. Head
of young lady, brown hair parted and
falling over shoulders. (I 25279,
Apr. 23, 1908.)
Life line; by J. Ross Bryson. Young
lady in bathing suit. (1 25286, Apr.
25, 1908. )
Lilian; by J. Ross Bryson. Head of
girl with brown hair coiled low at
neck. (I 25282, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Little Bo-Peep. Little girl in pink
cape and pointed hood, holding bou-
quet of roses. (I 25636, May 12, 1908.)
Loretta. Head of girl with profu-
sion of brown hair covering shoulders.
_ (1 25633, May 12, 1908.)
in her |
| side it.
ARTS 215
MurpHy (TuHos. D.)—Continued.
Mist after a rain. Scene looking
across Grand cafion of Colorado, a
mist hangs over cafion. (I 25532, May
4, 1908. )
My old friend. Young lady in light
green dress holding collar of bull dog.
(I 25635, May 12, 1908.)
Phoebe; by J. Ross Bryson. Head of
girl with light brown hair falling over
shoulders. (I 25284, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Prospective bride; by J. Ross Bry-
son. Head and shoulders of young
girl, a veil falls from back of head to
shoulders. (I 25281, Apr. 23, 1908.)
Queen of the ball; by J. Ross Bry-
son. Full length figure of young lady
in evening dress. (I 25280, Apr. 23,
1908. )
Sunshine. Young lady in pink shirt-
waist suit and red hat trimmed with
pink flowers. (I 25634, May 12, 1908.)
Thoroughbred; by J. Ross Bryson.
Woman in black riding habit, sitting
on a bay horse. (I 25287, Apr. 23,
1908. )
Wayside fountain, Cuernavaca, Mex-
ico. Road with large trees at right
and marble fountain with woman be-
(I 25533, May 4, 1908.)
Nast (THOMAS), JR., New York, N. Y.
[14187-14190
Merry widow and her net. A woman
with a net. (I 25444, Apr. 28, 1908.)
Merry widow lifts the lid. A wo-
man kicking a hat in the air. (I
25448, Apr. 28, 1908.)
Merry widow touches the spot. A
woman touching a man in the pocket
with a sword. (I 25441, Apr. 28, 1908.)
Seeing the Merry widow in the mer-
ry whirl. A woman being blown by
the wind. (I 25442, Apr. 28, 1908.)
NEWELL (G. GLENN), New York, N. Y.
[14191, 14192
Early spring. Flock of sheep in
foreground, man with large hat fol-
lowing in rear. (I 25245, Apr. 20,
1908. )
Pasture ground in a new land. Six
cows crossing a log bridge or cover,
with figure of man in left center of
picture. (I 25525, May 1, 1908.)
NORTHWESTERN YEAST Co., Chicago, Il.
[14193
Little magician. A youthful ma-
gician in oriental costume sitting on
a box rising above the clouds. (I
25574, May 7, 1908.) :
216
Parne (Ricuarp G.), Washington, | Roz (Frep), London, England.
nr ei [14194 |
bE
Teasing. Statue of a puma at play
with a snapping turtle. (I 25356, Apr.
24, 1908.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©C0O., Provi- |
dence, R. I. [14195-14199 |
Council at Jerusalem. Paul stands
at table addressing the elders of the
church. (I 25225, Apr. 10, 1908.)
Cradle roll certificate.
rounded by figures of small children.
(I 25445, Apr. 29, 1908.)
Heroes of faith. Noah and his fam-
ily kneeling beside a rude stone altar;
before them appears a rainbow. (I
25226, Apr. 10, 1908.)
{
Cradle sur- |
_ Paul’s second missionary journey, |
Athens.
phers in the Areopagus.
background.
Acropolis in
Riot at Ephesus. Ephesians have
seized two of Paul’s disciples, Alexan-
der the Jew stands on a raised plat-
form before them. (I 25227, Apr. 10,
1908. )
PusteT (Fr.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[14200 |
Veronica wipes the face of Jesus.
(I 25224, Apr. 10, 1908.) |
Paul addressing the philoso- |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
ptiv,n.s.,v.3
[14205
Night before Trafalgar. Cabin of
the Victory. Nelson at a table bends
over a chart, surrounded by his of-
ficers. A lighted lamp hangs over the
table. Moonlight seen through the
cabin windows. (I 25237, Apr. 20,
1908. )
Runeius (CARL), Brooklyn, N. Y.
*[14206, 14207
Wanderers of the North. Bunch of
caribou, the cows ahead, the buck fol-
lowing, going down into a valley. (I
25239, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Zero weather. Open woods: snow
covered; mountains in distance; two
moose trotting across from left to
right. (I 25240, Apr. 20, 1908.)
SAN FRANCISCO BREWERIES, LTD., San
Francisco, Cal. [14208
Beware. Figure of girl smiling and
holding up one finger in warning. (I
| 25218, Apr. 9, 1908.)
A group of statuary, five figures, the |
central one is Christ bearing the cross. |
(I 25862, Apr. 27, 1908.)
PuTNAM (BRENDA), Washington, D. C.
[14201
Faun (The). Child faun sitting on
pedestal column, playing on pipes. (I
‘25602, May 8, 1908.)
REICHARD (HENRY), St. Louis, Mo.
Ideal head of lady in fur collar or
cape and a large picture hat. (I
25212, Apr. 16, 1908; 1 photo. Apr. 25,
1908. )
REMINGTON (FREDERIC), New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. [14203
Fairmount Park cow boy. A bronze
equestrian statue of cow boy on a
Spanish horse. (I 253886, Apr. 27,
1908. )
RitEy (CLYDE W.) ADV. SYSTEM, Chi-
cago, Ill. [14204
. Music. Two allegorical figures, one |
playing a musical instrument, and the
other dancing. (I 25702, May 19,
1908. )
ScHEVILL (Wm. V.), New York, N. Y.
[14209
Taft (Secretary W. H.) Full face,
smiling with hands clasped in front.
(I 25431, Apr. 28, 1908.)
ScHNEIDER (W. G.), New York, N. Y.
[14210
Blue fan; by W. G. Schneider.
| Seated figure of a young girl in even-
ing gown, she is holding in her hands
a fan. (I 25351, Apr. 24, 1908.)
ScHNITzER (GesRUDER), Berlin, Ger-
many. [14211
Holy family. Mother Mary is sit-
_ ting, while her little son Christ stands
[14202 before her reading from a book.
| 24754, Mar. 9, 1908.)
(I
ScHREYVOGEL (CHARLES), Hoboken,
N. J. [14212, 14213
Rescue at Summit Springs. Col.
W. F. Cody firing at an Indian who
was about to kill two white women.
(I 25348, Apr. 22, 1908.)
Triumph. An Indian mounted, com-
ing down a mountain path. (I 25357,
Apr. 25, 1908.)
SHort (CHaAs. THoMAS), Pomona, Cal.
(14214
Roman soldier. Caricature, raw
boned, double jointed, helmet on head,
pegs in shoes. (I- 25433, Apr. 28,
| 1908.)
FINE ARTS
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
217
SPIELVOGEL (EH.), publisher, New York,
et [14215-14219
Cake walk. -Young woman in black
dancing cake walk. (I 25748, May 23,
1908. )
Cligneuse; by Boleslas de Szankow-
sky. A nude woman lying in bed.
Her head posed on her right hand. (I
25438, Apr. 24, 1908.)
Danse excentrique.
dancing, body bent down.
May 23, 1908.)
Justitia; by Walther Jllner.
Young woman
(I 25769,
Man
kneeling and a nude woman guarded |
by four soldiers and appearing before
the goddess of Justice. (I 25355, Apr.
24, 1908.)
Suzanne au bain. (In the bath);
by Christ. Zahrtmann. Nude woman
walking on her hands on the top of
an oriental house. (I 25354, Apr. 24,
1908. )
SPRINGER (CHARLES H.), New York,
Ye [14220
Leaving port. Foggy morning on
bay, four masted schooner with sails
hanging loose. (I 25506, Apr. 30,
1908.)
THoMAS (Marion), Newark, N. J.
[14221
He holdeth the waters in the hol-
low of His hand. A _ hand lettered
poem, illustrated by four hand colored
photographs of the Maine coast. (I
Boece, Apr. 18, 1908.)
| TIRFANY sTupI0s, New York, N. Y.
[14222
Angel of Annunciation. Full length
figure of angel with palm branch in
right hand, a star appears above. (I
25222, Apr. 14, 1908.)
TRAVIS (Stuart), New York, N. Y.
, [14223
Yale lock. Big, typical football play-
ing youth in a sweater clasping a girl
to his chest. (I 25349, Apr. 24, 1908.)
TURNER (C. Y.), New York, N. Y. .
[14224
Heirlooms. A young woman stand-
ing, her body slightly turned away
from us to the right. (I 25270, Apr.
21, 1908; 1 photo Apr. 24, 1908.)
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE Co., New
Work N;. Y. [14225
Quail in flight. Head-on view. The
quail in the foreground is turning as
af about to alight. (I 25575, May 7,
1908. )
UNIVERSITY ART SHOP, INC., Evanston,
Til, [14226-14259
Amalfi, Italy. Mountain in distance
with buildings on side. Massive build-
ing on right with wall to water’s edge.
(I 25520, May 1, 1908.)
Border of clematis and foliage.
(I 25867, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Border of corn-fiowers and foliage.
(I 25371, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Border of daffodils and foliage. (I
25364, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Border of grapes and foliage. (I
25070, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Border of iris and foliage.
Apr. 11, 1908.)
Border of maple leaves and stems,
(I 25368, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Border of poeticus and foliage. (I
25368, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Border of water-lillies and leaves.
(I 25866, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Capitol (The), Washington. Paint-
el] in early dawn, hazy atmosphere
done in grey, front view of building.
(I 25260, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Chateau of Amboise. Castle with
vines on walls. Tile roofs in the fore-
ground. River Loire in distance. (I
25258, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Chateau of Azay-le-Rideau.
pond and fisherman
Fisherman in boat.
20, 1908. )
Chateau of Langeais. Green castle ,
with drawbridge, beside road. Cart
and horse in road with several peas-
ants. (I 25259, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Chateau of Lynes. Castle in dis-
(I 25365,
Castle,
in foreground.
(I 25256, Apr.
tance. Knights on horseback in fore-
ground and four small trees beside
path. (I 25257, Apr. 20, 1908.)
_ Christmas night, old Trinity, New
York. Done in green and blue tints,
showing lights in doorway and win-
dows. Snow on roof. (I 25266, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Church of San Sebastiano, Venice.
Side front view of building, fishing
boats landing at entrance. (I 25523,
May 1, 1908.)
Fishing boats, Venice.
fishing boats at landing.
in background. (I 25252,
1908. )
Greek theatre, Taormina, Sicily. A
high place looking into ruins of the-
Some large
Row of trees
Apr. 20,
| atre, mountains in distance, red tiled
roofs below. (I 25255, Apr. 20, 1908.)
218
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0.8. v.3
UNIVERSITY ART SHOP, INC.—Continued.
Independence hall, Philadelphia.
Front view with grass and several
trees in foreground. (I 25267, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Library of Columbia _ university.
Side front view of building, showing
stairs leading to entrance. (I 25265,
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Library of Congress. Entrance of
blue sky, brown foliage.
Apr. 20, 1908.)
Monastery of the Franciscans, As-
sisi, Italy. Monastery on a hill, dense
forest with path leading to buildings.
(I 25519, May 1, 1908.)
Moonrise. Grand canal, Venice.
Buildings in background with moon
just rising above them. (I 25521,
May 1, 1908.)
Morning glories and leaves on top
and bottom of design.
11, 1908.)
Nasturtiums and foliage border. (I
25374, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Old Block tower.
France,
peasants in costume
25522, May 1, 1908.)
Palazzo Contarini,
(I 25262,
Aix-en-Provence,
Venice.
gondolas to the right. (I 252538, Apr.
20, 1908.)
Parthenon, Athens. Shepherd and
flock before building in ruins. (1
25524, May 1, 1908.)
Public square, Capri. Deep blue
sky, building with clock in tower...
people at flower market in native
dress. (I 25254, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Scene, tree on left with few leaves.
Figure of woman in front in loose
gown. Trees in distance. Border de-
Sign. (I 25372, Apr. 11, 1908.)
Smithsonian institute. Done in blue
and green tints, building covered with
vines. (I 25263, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Washington monument. Done in
tones of blue, showing monument with
trees and shrubbery in front. (I
25261, Apr. 20, 1908.)
Water in background and sail boat.
Sand beach, tree on right, flowers and
foliage. Border design. (I 25869,
Apr. 11, 1908.)
White House. Side view with porch
and vines. Three figures in fore-
ground. (I 25264, Apr. 20, 1908.)
| kneeling before a desk.
LID: ; _ banderol.
building showing part of street, deep |
| banderol.
I 25373, Apr. |
(E258 TS ADE: | scay.6 1008:)
Monument in front of tower, |
nearby. (1 |
_ Outside the
Front |
view of palace on canal with several |
| horseback spearing the dragon.
VEDDER (ANNIE H.), New York, N. Y.
[14260-14271
Annunciation (The) no. 1. In an
open collonade, the Virgin is seated
before a desk. On the right the angel
of the annunciation holds a scepter.
(I 25558, May 6, 1908.)
2. In a room hung at the
back with a brocade, the Virgin is
She holds a
(I 25559, May 6, 1908.)
Betrothed (The) The figures on a
flowered background. Overhead a
(I 25560, May 6, 1908.)
Dance of Salome. An open-air room
with marble floor and a colonade. An
I. shaped table at which are seated
King Herod and Queen Herodias.
In the foreground Salome dancing.
({ 25564, May 6, 1908.)
Lovers picnic. Two figures seated
in a flowered background. The man is
playing on a mandolin, the woman is
making a wreath of flowers. (I 25565,
Lovers’ song. A woman playing an
organ, a boy presses the bellows. A
man singing and holding a sheet of
music. (I 25568, May 6, 1908.)
Mystic hunt of the unicorn. The
Virgin is seated in an enclosed garden.
wall a_ kneeling angel
(I 25557, May 6, 1908.)
Pienic (The) Ten figures on a flow-
ered foreground. The four to the left
are seated round a table. In the cen-
ter are two musicians and a couple
blows a horn.
dancing. (I 25563, May 6, 1908.)
Primavera. Landscape with a river,
bridge and castle in the background.
A youth holding a staff from which
flutters a banderol. (I 25566, May 6,
1908. )
St. George (Oblong) St. George on
Wide
field in the middle distance with St.
Agnes kneeling on a rock. (I 25562,
May 6, 1908.)
—— (Upright) St. George on horse-
back. He is spearing a dragon. St.
Agnes kneeling in the background. (I
25561, May 6, 1908.)
Vanity. Richly clad figure of vanity
in the center, looking at herself in a
glass. To the right a large peacock.
(I 25567, May 6, 1908.)
WaLz (Epwarp A.) & co., Philadelphia,
Pa. (14272, 14273
Harvest time. A number of hay-
stacks to the left. To the right man
with horses forming stacks, woman
in center. (I 25230, Apr. 18, 1908.)
nos. 19-22, May, 1908
Warz (Epwarp A.)—Continued.
Midsummer. Man with machine to
which are attached three horses. (I
25231, Apr. 18, 1908.)
WarpD (ALBERT PRENTISS), Rochester,
N.Y. [14274, 14275
Entombment of Christ. In a rocky
cavern Mary the mother supports the
body of Christ on her knee which rests
also upon a white sheet. (I 25535,
May 4, 1908.)
St. Barbara. Head of a young saint
with outstretched arm and looking up-
ward. Profile with flowing hair. (1
25534, May 4, 1908.)
WARREN & WETMORE, New York, N. Y.
[14276-14280
New York, N. Y., Municipal office
building [Plans 1-5] (I 25274-25278,
Apr. 23, 1908; 2 c. of each Apr. 18,
1908.)
WIGGIN (FREDERICK HOLME),
Zorn, N. Y.
Rainy day.
York. Drinking fountain in fore-
ground, horse and cab facing it, pave-
ment and street filled with reflections.
(1 25601, May 8, 1908.)
[14281
New
Madison square, New |
FINE
ARTS 219
WiLes (Irvine R.), New York, N. Y.
[14282
Brown kimona. Woman of brunette
type wearing brown kimona. (I
25446, Apr. 29, 1908.)
Wor & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[14283-14295
Boy, white suit, rolling
(I 25611, May 9, 1908.)
Dutch boy and girl series, ete. 1-7.
(I 25609, 25610, 25614-25616, 25618,
25619, May 9, 1908.)
Good pilot. Boy and girl in a boat.
(I 25617, May 9, 1908.)
Lincoln and the contrabands. Lin-
coln holding hat in right hand listen-
ing to pleadings of negro woman. (I
25545, May 5, 1908.)
Miss Gallops. Lady in riding habit.
(I 25613, May 9, 1908.)
Pocahontas and John Rolfe. Poca-
hontas standing with left hand on
shoulder of John Rolfe who is sitting
Baker boy.
out dough.
on rock. (I 25546, May 5, 1908.)
Teddy bear. A girl, Teddy bear in
her arms. (I 25612, May 9, 1908.)
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each, and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908
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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 3
Nos. 23-26
JUNE, 1908
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LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
ai age Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, Cuts
and Prints, Chromos and J hographs, 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.
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
account of necessary correspondence.
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 William
ae N. J. Class H, XXc no. 110858, May 22, 1908; 2 copies received May
ADICKS (WILLIAM), Newark, N. J. | AMERICAN-ExXAMINER—Continued.
[14296 Isn’t Dotty Dimple a cute little kid.
Atlantic City, New Jersey. (H_| (F 65679, May 25, 1908.)
110858, May 22, 1908.) Isn’t Dotty Dimple the cute little
AKIN (W. A.), Pewaukee, Wis. [14297 Bret ‘(EF 66037, June 8, 1908.)
Pewaukee, Wis. 10425 (EF 64875, Jimmy. (F 65462, May 18, 1908.)
Apr. 25, 1908.) —— (F 65682, May 25, 1908.)
ALDRICH, (TALBOT), Boston, Mass. (F 66036, June 8, 1908.)
[14298 Mary Jane and the real [Buster].
Bailey (Tom) (H 109414, Apr. 15, | (¥ 65867, June 1, 1908.)
1908 ; 2 c. May 20, 1908.) Mary Jane and Tige and [Buster].
ALFRED COMPANY, Chicago, III. (F 66035, June §, Ty eine:
[14299, 14300 Mary Jane can’t lasso. [May 17,
5461, }
eee wintinm Jontines) (1, (Et | eo kt eee) May 18, 1908)
Oh, ain’t it awful. (F 65678, May
| 25, 1908.)
Oh well! Boys will be boys. (F
66088, June 8, 1908.)
Petition for appointment of notary ack :
Pees Gitte Miy ooo | see ae, et
110890, 110891, May 23, 1908.) |
NR ES
ALLGEYER (CLARENCE E.) Chicago, Ill.
[14801
lis, Minn. [14302 To sleep, perchance to dream. (F
Death bed of Abraham Lincoln. (H | 65677, May 25, 1908.)
110796, May' 21, 1908; 2 c. May 13, Toddle and Bangerino. (F 65680,
1908. ) May 25, 1908.)
AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y. Wow! But the Hooligan crowd
[14303-14321 | have a narrow escape. (F 65459, May
Happy Hooligan at the court of | 18, 1908.)
Ibbity-Bib. (F 66039, June 8, 1908.) You see, it was just like this. (F
His name is Ebenezer. (F 65864, | 65460, May 18, 1908.)
June 1, 1908.) Zoo-z00. (EF 65865, June 1, 1908.)
221
222
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
AMERICAN - JOURNAL- EXAMINER, New
York, IN. %. [14822-14404
Another cruel joke on Diogones. (F
65874, June 1, 1908.)
Braggo the monk.
21, 1908.)
— (F 65684, May 25, 1908.)
Grafto the monk. (F 65904, June 3,
1908. )
— (F 65938, June 4, 1908.)
— (F 65967, June 5, 1908.)
— (F 66041, June 8, 1908.)
(F 65852, May
(F 65568, May
Groucho the monk.
13;, 1908.)
—- (F 65378, May 15, 1908.)
—— (F 65466, May 18, 1908.)
— (F 65600, May 22, 1908.)
— (F 65697, May 26, 1908.)
—— (F 65787, May 28, 1908.)
— (IF 65805, May 29, 1908.)
—— (F 65872, June 1, 1908.)
— (Ff 66003, June 6, 1908. )
Hall Room boys. (F 65279, May 12,
1908. )
—— (F 65436,
— (F 65569,
——- (F 65685, May 25, 1908.)
— (If 65800, May 29, 1908.)
— (IF 66004, June 6, 1908.)
(F 65371, May 14, 1908.)
(F 65353, May. 13,
May 16, 1908.)
May 21, 1908.)
How cute!
King Kazooks.
1908. )
— (F 65570, May 21, 1908.)
— (F 65940, June 4, 1908.)
Latest puzzle. (EF 65617, May 23,
1908. )
Let us alone. (F 65350, May 13,
1908. )
— (F 65485, May 16, 1908.)
— (F 65534, May 20, 1908.)
Merry widow limerick.
May 12, 1908.)
(F 65368, May 14, 1908.)
—— (KF 65771, May 27, 1908.)
— (F 65937, June 4, 1908.)
(F 658738, June 1,
Merry widower.
1908. )
Mr. Jack.
—— (F 65535,
—— (F 65683,
(F' 65376, May 15, 1908.)
May 20, 1908.)
May. 25, 1908.)
— (Ff 65696, May 26, 1908.)
—— (F 65889, June 2, 1908.)
—— (EF 65965, June 5, 1908.)
(Ff 65277,
Mrs. Trubbell.
1908. )
— (F 65598, May 22, 1908.)
— (F 65786, May 28, 1908.)
(F 65870, June 1, 1908.)
(F 65804, May 29,
(F 65464, May 18,
Never again.
1908. )
—— (F 65869, June 1, 1908.)
— (F 65903, June 3, 1908.)
—— (F 66002, June 6, 1908.)
— (F 66040, June 8, 1908.)
—— (F 66044, June 9,.1908.)
Notice to ostriches! (IF 65377, May
| 15, 1908.)
Oh, piffle! (IF 65871, June 1, 1908.)
(F 65966, June 5, 1908.)
—— (F 66042, June 8, 1908.)
(F 65370, May
Oh, what’s the use.
14, 1908.)
—— (F 656517,
—— (F 65616,
—— (F 65772, May 27, 1908.)
—— (F 65939, June 4, 1908.)
— (F 66046, June 9, 1908.)
One best bet. (EF 65807, May 29,
May 19, 1908.)
May 23, 1908.)
1908.)
—— (F 65905, June 3, 1908.)
—— (F 66047, June 9, 1908.)
One of the seven wonders of the
world. (IF 66005, June 6, 1908.)
(F 65788, May 28, 1908.)
(IF 65437,
Onward.
Republican nomination.
May 16, 1908.)
Republican nomination derby.
65968, June 5, 1908.)
Rhymo the monk.
12, 1908.)
—— (F 65369,
—— (F 65518,
— (F 65615,
— (F 65773,
—— (F 66045,
Surest thing you know.
May 19, 1908.)
—— (F 65567, May 21, 1908.)
— (F 65614, May 23, 1908.)
—— (F 65890, June 2, 1908.)
Whole Pewee family. (F 65351,
May 13, 1908.)
—— (F 65465, May 18, 1908.)
(Ff 65599, May 22, 1908.)
Wouldn’t it make “Job mad.
65686, May 25, 1908.)
(Fr
(F 65278, May
May 14, 1908.)
May 19, 1908.)
May 23, 1908.)
May 27, 1908.)
June 9, 1908.)
(F 65516,
(F
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
223
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [14405-14409
Ostler Joe. (H 111373, June 4, 1908.)
Romance of an egg. (H 111068, May
26, 1908.)
Terrible night.
1908.)
Thompson’s night out.
May 26, 1908.)
When knights were bold. (H 110506,
May 13, 1908. )
AMERICAN PRINTING CO.,
Mass.
Family circle.
1908. )
ANDERSON (G. H.), Berkeley, Cal.
[14411
Spirit of California. (F 65454, May
18, 1908; 2 c. May 27, 1908.)
ANDERSON (Jos. M.), Sacramento, Cal.
[14412
Sacramento, the hub of the valley.
(EF 65259, May 11, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 24,
1908.) *
ARLINGTON CHEMICAL Co., Yonkers, N. Y.
[14413, 14414
(H 110869, May 22,
(H 111067,
Fall River,
[14410
Asklepion at Athens.
Boston, - Mass., Harvard medical
school.
(F 65357, 65856, May 14, 1908; 2 ¢. |
of each May 15, 1908.)
ARNoT (Robert), Paris, France.
[14415
L’heure tendre. (F 65488, May 11,
1908. )
ART PUBLISHING ©o., Charleston, S. C.
[14416
Davis (Jefferson). (IF 65422, May
16, 1908; 2 c. May 20, 1908.)
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[14417-14425
Bedtime.—Crossing the stream.—
Day is done.—I dare not come out.—
Riding girl.—Trysting place.—Violets,
head.—Who’s afraid.—Yachting girl.
[9 photographs.] (H 110910-110918,
May 23, 1908.)
ASADOORIAN (Hovsrep H.), Troy, N. Y.
[14426-14433
' Turkish scenes, 1-8. (G 18775-—
18782, June 8, 1908.)
ASSOCIATED LITERARY PRESS, New York,
[144384, 144385
Muffy Shufiles. (fF 65471, May 18,
1908. )
—— (F 65669, May 25, 1908.)
(F 65839, June 1, |
|
|
|
|
|
|
AUGUR, SwWYERS & MacHoLp, New York,
i. ae [14436-14441
Christmas drive.—Christmas morn-
ing.—Highland sport.—Skating girl.—.
Tobogganing.—Winter glow. [6 prints. ]
(F 65607-65612, May 23, 1908.)
BALLANCE (G. R.), St. Moritz Dorf,
Switzerland. [14442
Matterhorn from Riffelalp. (F
65556, May 12, 1908.)
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.),
Iowa.
Clarinda, Ia.
Iowa State hospital for insane.
(H 111099, 111100, May 27, 1908.)
Creston, Ia. (H 110681, May 18,
Des Moines,
[14443-14448
1908. )
Nebraska City, Nebraska. (H
111097, May 27, 1908.)
Red Oak, Ia. (H 110695, May 18,
1908; 2 c. May 20, 1908.)
Shenandoah, Iowa. (H 111098, May
27, 1908.)
BANKER’S ART PRESS, San Francisco,
Cal. [14449
Fleet! (F 65442, May 18, 1908.)
BARNARD’S STUDIO, Wallace, Idaho.
[14450, 14451
Wallace, Idaho, looking n. w.; look-
ing east. (H 111268, 111269, June 2,
1908. )
Barnes (A. 8S.) & oo., New York, N. Y.
[14452
Keyboard G. Apr. 18,
1908. )
Brett (A. WALTER), New York, N. Y.
[14453
Return from work; by Jules Bre-
ton. (H 110503, May 13, 1908.)
BENNETT (AARON P.), Houlton, Mich.
[14454-14456
Be contented and you'll be happy.
(H 107677, Mar. 19, 1908.)
My dear little deer.
Mar. 19, 1908.)
(EF 65067,
(H 107675,
We were just looking for you. (H
107676, Mar. 19, 1908.)
2c. of each May 18, 1908.
BINGER Co., New York, N. Y. [14457
Call your floor. (F 65932, June 4,
1908. )
Buasius (l. W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[14458-14460
I says to Jim, Let’s take a swim.—
Last night the lighthouse had a jag.—
They say it was those deviled crabs.
(F' 65850-65852, June 1, 1908.)
224
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BLEDSOE (J. W.), Dinuba, Cal. [14461 |
Bledsoe’s panoramic San Francisco, |
the great fleet at anchor. (H 111124, |
May 27, 1908; 2 c. May 28, 1908.)
Bonp (Gro. W.), Wheaton, Ill.
[14462-14486 |
Abraham’s oak.—Arab life—dArab
village.——Beersheba, central well.—
Beersheba, scene at.—Caleb’s lower
spring.—Churning.—Curd balls.—Ha-
gar’s well.—Harvest field—He lead- |
eth them.—Hebron, Scottish hospi- |
talHebron road.—Mosque (The).—
Old bake oven.—Oriental street.—
Poran, wilderness of.—Russian hos-
pital—tTanis, ruins at.—Tomb of
Rachael.— Unattached altar.—Vine-
yard.—Well dug by Isaac. [23 photo- |
graphs.] (H 110974-110996, May 25,
1908. )
Caravan in the desert.
Southern home near New Orleans. |
(H 111219, 111218, June 1, 1908.)
Boopy (ALLEN), Steuben, N. Y.
[14487 |
Boody (Jacob) portrait. (H 111431,
June 6, 1908.)
Book NEWS MONTHLY, Philadelphia,
Pa. [14488, 14489
Child with flowers. (F 65420, May
7, 1908.)
Marriage of St. Catherine.
65490, May 19, 1908.)
BosTtoN LEATHER BINDING Co., Boston,
Mass. [14490-14492
(F 65604, Apr. 15,
(Ff
Angling days.
1908. )
Log book. (F 65605, Apr. 15, 1908.)
1908. (F 656038, Apr. 15, 1908.)
2 c. of each May 16, 1908.
BoswortnH (lL. M.), Ames, Iowa.
[14493-14495
Ames, Iowa, Iowa state college. 1-3.
(G@ 18640-18642, May 14, 1908.)
Boyp (F. M.), Gainesville, Tex.
[14496, 14497
Confederate monument, city park,
Gainesville, Tex. A, B. (H 111089, |
111040, May 23, 1908.)
Brent (CuHaAs. S.), Oconomowoc, Wis. |
[14498 |
(F 65598, May 22,
Brent’s queen.
1908. )
BRENTLINGER (J. S.), Lake View, Ohio.
[14499-14505
Indian lake, Lake View, Ohio. 1-7. |
(H 110880-110886, May 22, 1908.)
| 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Briccs (RaLtPpH Ernest), Clifton
Springs, N. Y. [14506, 14507
Clifton Springs, N. Y. 1, 2 (H
| 111125, 111126, May 28, 1908.)
Brown (Henry C.), Woodbury, N. J.
[14508
Cable falls. (H 110614, May 18,
Brown (Wm. S.), New York, N. Y.
[14509
Judiciary of the state of Missouri,
1908. (H 110849, May 21, 1908; 2 c.
May 27, 1908.)
BRUCKNER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[14510
Saloon keepers troubles. (G 18724,
May 26, 1908; 2 c. May 20, 1908.)
BRUGUIERE & EISEN, San Francisco,
Cal. [14511
Number one. (H 110501, May 13,
1908.)
Bureer (Morr M.), New Orleans, La.
[14512
Blackbirds. May 20,
1908.)
Burgess (W. B.), Scottsville, Va.
[14513
Shoe bend, James river,
(F 65541,
Horse
Scottsville, Va. (H 111206, June 1,
1908. )
BURNHAN (R. DE Witt), Rochester,
N. H. [14514-14518
Rochester, N. H., Union station.
(H 111133, May 28, 1908.)
Rochester fair grounds. 14. (H
111127, 111129-111131, May 28, 1908.)
Burns (Harry G.), Indianapolis, Ind.
[14519
When grandpa reads. (H 111434,
| June 6, 1908.)
ButcHer (S. D.) & Son, Kearney,
Nebr. [14520-14531
Bayard, Nebr., Chimney rock. 1, 2.
Bridgeport, Nebr., Jail and court
house rocks.
Gering, Nebr., Dome rock. 1, 2.
Kearney, Nebr., a hot time, Sizers
ox trade 1873.
Pine Ridge, S. Dak. 1-4.
Rushville, Nebr., photographing the
baby in a Sioux village.
(H 110621-110631, May 15, 1908.)
Scotts bluff, Nebr., the famous
Mitchell pass. (H 110620, May 15,
| 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos, 23-26, June, 1908
225
Butter (Mary L.), Chicago, Ill.
[14532
Easter lilies.
1908; 1 c. Mar. 23, 1908; 1 c. May 18,
1908.)
Byron & co., New York, N. Y.
New York Singer building.
110556, May 15, 1908.)
CAMPBELL (GEO. J.), Vallejo, Cal.
[14533
(=
Half Moon Bay, [Cal.].
(H 111345, June 4, 1908.)
CAMPBELL (J. S.), New York, N. Y.
(H 107761, Mar. 14, |
[14535 |
Bill. (G 18678, May 23, 1908.)
CANTWELL (Gro. G.), Valdez, Alaska.
[14536 | packing up the line, 1-3; The hammer,
(Chief), |
Goodlata-Tarral Siwash
Copper river, Alaska. (H 111197, June |
1, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 25, 1908.)
CARTER (H. H.), Lockport, Ill.
[14587, 14538 |
Dellwood park, balloon ascension.
(H 111181, May 29, 1908.)
— Boat house and lower
(H 111072, May 26, 1908.)
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass.
basin.
| Man
[14539-14550 |
Cheer up.—Hello Bill.—Initiation
night.—Mason holding his own.—
Mason for mine.—Mason never tells.—
Mason’s dream.—Oh! How I love a
Mason.-—Oh! That’s what you mean.—
Say! what do you mean?—11 P. M— |
| Devil hill: 1,* 2.
11.30 P. M. [12 photographs] (H
1107138-110724, May 18, 1908.)
CHICAGO MEZZOGRAVURE CoO., Chicago, |
Ill. [14551 |
Davis (Jefferson). (EF 65722, May
27, 1908.)
CHICAGO PHOTOGRAVURE CO., Chicago,
Tl. [14552 |
Call her up. (F 65897, June 2, |
1908.)
CHURCHILL (Mrs. IpDA), Rochester,
Minn. [14553
Rochester’s first school house. (H
111348, June 4, 1908.)
CLARK ENGRAVING & PRINTING CO., Mil-
waukee, Wis. [14554
Sherbie balloon card. (F 65815,
June 1, 1908.)
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington,
pC.
Gude (Ove).
1908. )
Gude (Mrs. Ove). 1, 2.
110510, May 13, 1908.)
Johnson (Goy. John A.)
May 18, 1908.)
(H 110508, May 13,
(H 110509,
(H 110507,
[14555-14558 |
| view.
| May 23, 1908.)
[14534 ©
Plate 3. |
CLOSE, GRAHAM & SCULLY, INC., New
York, N. Y. [14559
Patent applied for. (F 65467, May
| 18, 1908,)
CLOSOM MFG. co., Denver, Colo. [14560
Great continental divide. Bird’s eye
(Ff 65691, May 22, 1908; 2 «.
CoLuieR (P. F.) & son, New York, N. Y
[14561-14590
Buffalo runner.—Chanteuse (La)—
Equestrian (The) [38 prints] (F 65734-
65736, May 27, 1908.)
Harvard, Princeton and Yale sport:
ing pictures: Ahead of the field, 1-3;
1-3; Over forty, 1-3; Service, 1-3;
Strike three, 1-3. (F 65728-65733,
65737-65739, 65745-65753, May 27,
1908. )
Here’s to the stein.—I believe that I
shall believe—I have learned long
ago.—Life ain’t all beer and skittles.—
oughtn’t to grumble.—Where
women cease from _ troubling. [6
prints] (F 65740-65744, 65754, May 27,
1908.)
Wright aeroplane encircling Kill
(H 111316, 111317,
June 3, 1908.)
Wright brothers’
forty miles an hour.
aeroplane going
(H 111071, May
| 26, 1908. )
| CooverT (JOHN CALVIN), Memphis,
Tenn. [14591
Industrial district North Memphis.
(H 111176, May 28, 1908.)
COSTELLO (JOHN BENJAMIN), Syracuse,
Nee [14592
Portraits and autographs of the
presidents of the U. S. (F 65779, May
28, 1908.)
CoureT (J. F.), New Orleans, La.
[14593
- Davis (Jefferson), funeral of, in New
Orleans, La. (H 111377, June 5, 1908.)
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
[14594
Buffalo racing association, race card.
(G@ 18778, June 8, 1908; 2 c. June 9,
1908.)
CurRTIS (ASABEL), Seattle, Wash.
[14595
Washington (Cruiser) and_ the
Olympic mountains. (H 110617, May
18, 1908; 2 c. May 4, 1908.)
296 CATALOGUE OF
DARLING (GEO. D.), Alliance, Nebr.
[14596, 14597
Alliamee, Nebr., 1, 2. (H 111078,
111079, May 27, 1908; 2 c. of each May
6, 1908.)
DAUBE, CoHN & Co., Chicago, Ill.
; [14598
Harvard university, old gateway. (F
65801, May 29, 1908; 2 ec. May 19,
1908. )
Dawson (W. L.), Seattle, Wash.
[14599, 14600
Gull melange.—Toarms! (H 110842,
110848, May 21, 1908.)
DEARBORN (CHARLES ADAMS), Bara-
boo, Wis.
Baraboo, Wis., 1-4.
111025, May 25, 1908.)
Deprick (J. V.), Taloga, Okla.
[14605-14614
[14601-14604
(H 111022-
Baby and pappoose.
Big Head (Joe) and squaw, Arapa-
ho Indians.
Cheyenne belles.
Chips (Minnie) a Cheyenne Indian
schoo] girl.
Magpie family,
Cheyenne Indians.
North Canadian
Oklahoma home.
Oklahoma fawn.
Oklahoma Soddie.
Training the young
ride.
Walkingstone (Chief) and squaw.
(H 110696-110705, May 18, 1908.)
DeNveR Post, Denver, Colo.
[14615-14623
Adventures of the little Post want
ad. (IF 65360, May 14, 1908.)
—— (F 65566, May 21, 1908.)
—— (F 65800, May 28, 1908.)
—— (F 65959, June 4, 1908.)
Doe Bird and Hum Dinger en route.
(F¥ 65478, May 18, 1908.)
(F 65676, May 25, 1908.)
(EF 65853, June 1, 1908.)
Fishing on the blue. (F 65854, June
1, 1908.)
Irrigator.
Cheyenne,
(F 65479, May 18, 1908.)
DETROIT PUB. cO., Detroit, Mich.
[14624, 14625
Eddy (Mrs. Mary Baker), home of.
(H 111150, May 28, 1908.)
West Boston bridge.
May 28, 1908.)
(H 111149,
to |
| civie center.
_ show.
Nation’s (Carrie) old log cabin, her |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.'s.,Vv.3
De Worr (Darwin), Chattanooga,
Tenn. [14626
In the parlor with her beau.
110615, May 18, 1908.)
DICKINSON (ALICE MARGARET), Mon-
treat, N. ©. [14627-14629
Brushy and Alba hotel. (H 111411,
June 5, 1908.)
Rocky Head and Hotel Montreat.
(H 111413, June 5, 1908.)
Point Lookout from the valley.
111412, June 5, 1908.)
(H
(Ho
| Donatp (CuHatiiss F.), Enid, Okla.
[14630, 14631
Enid, Okla., around the square. (H
110735, May 19, 1908.)
(H 111346, May 25, 1908; 1 c.
| May 25, 1908; 1c. June 4, 1908.)
DoNNELL (Cassius C.), Des Moines,
Iowa. [14632, 14633
Bryan, Denver to Washington. (F
65645, May 25, 1908; 2 c. June 3,
1908. )
Taft. Chicago to Washington. (F
| 65183, May 9, 1908; 2 c. May 22, 1908.)
Donovan (J.), St. Joseph, Mo. [14634
Interstate live stock and horse
(G 18774, June 8, 1908.)
Doust (I. U.), Syracuse, N. Y. [14635
Syracuse university, 1908 graduat-
ing class. (H 110580, May 16, 1908;
2c. May 11, 1908.)
DRUCKER & Co., New York, N. Y.
[14636-14639
Dinner in honor of His Eminence,
Cardinal Logue .. . at the Plaza. 1, 2.
(H 111187, 111188, May 29, 1908.)
Eleventh annual banquet of
Maynooth union, Hotel Astor.
110602, May 16, 1908.)
Special grand jury, Hotel Astor. (H
110601, May 16, 1908.)
DworsHak (Louis), Duluth, Minn.
[14640
Duluth, Minn., grouping plan of
(F 66013, June 8, 1908;
2 c. May 23, 1908.)
Eaton (Hucu & MARGARET), Brooklyn,
[14641
Nad.
Valhal initial leaflet. Tulip design.
15. (F 65894, June 2, 1908.)
EpcerRTON (R. L.), Fremont, Nebr.
the
(H
[14642, 14643
Lightning in Fremont. (H 111482,
June 6, 1908.)
Rainy night in Fremont. (H 110798,
May 21, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
22:7
EDISON MANUFACTURING CO., Orange,
N. J. [14644-14663
Curious Mr. Curio. 1-5. (H 110844—
110848, May 21, 1908.)
Gentleman burglar. 1-6.
110565-110570, May 15, 1908.)
Painter’s revenge. 1-4. (H 111172-
111175, May 28, 1908.)
Skinny’s finish. 1-5.
111365, June 4, 1908.)
EICKEMEYER (Ruporr), Yonkers, N. Y.
[14664-14670
(H 111045,
(H
(H 111361-
Edge of the wood. 81.
May 26, 1908.)
_ Misty morning. 84. (H 111048, May
26, 1908. )
Reflections. 83.
26, 1908. )
Spring blossoms.
May 26, 1908. )
Springtime.
1908. )
Swamp in autumn.
May 26, 1908.)
Valley stream.
May 26, 1908. )
ENGLE (L.), Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
[14671
Survivors of Andrews raiders with
monument in background. (H 111201,
June 1, 1908; 2 c. May 18, 1908.)
ErRBeE (H. H.), Garrison, N. Dak.
[14672
(H 110868, May
(H 111047, May
86. (H 111050,
85. (H 111049, May 26,
82. (H 111046,
oi, (et TEO5l,
Modern farming.
22, 1908.)
HrRicKson (C. E.), Black River Falls,
Wis. [14673-14684
Black River Falls, Wis. 50, 52, 53.
(H 110690-110692, May 18, 1908.)
— 51, 4-60. (H 111336-111348,
June 38, 1908.
Estes (EpirH Perry), Boston, Mass.
| [14685
Lincoln (Delegation portrait). (H
110920, May 23, 1908.)
EWEN (WILLIAM JAMES), Hammond,
Ind. [14686-14706
Canal Zone 1-5.
Colon, Canal Zone, Isthmian canal
commission hospital.
Cruces, Canal Zone 1-4.
Culebra, Canal Zone, street scene.
Gorgona, Canal Zone. 1, 2.
Panama, Canal Zone. 1-7.
Toboga island; church over
years old.
(Hf 111151-111171, May 28, 1908.)
450
Farr (Henry), Lewiston, Idaho.
[14707
Lewiston, Idaho, normal dormitory.
250. (H 110892, May 23, 1908.)
FARNHAM (T. C.), Harriman, Tenn.
[14708, 14709
Oakdale, Tenn.’ 1, 2. (H 111329,
111330, June 3, 1908.)
FAULKNER (C. W.) & Co., LTD., Lon-
don, England. [14710
Baby’s first tooth. (F 65067, May
2, 1908.)
FEENEY & WINDECK, Washington, D. C.
[14711
United States senators sixtieth
congress. (F 65012, Apr. 30, 1908.)
FieLtpD (Avery E.), Lowell, Mich.
[14712
Lowell board of trade. (H 110576,
May 16, 1808; 2:-c. Apr. 6, 1908.)
FISHBAUGH (W. A.), Empire, Canal
Zone. [14713-14728
Aneon, Canal Zone. 1, 2 (H
111545, 11546, June 8, 1908.)
Culebra cut, deepest part.
1908. (H 111542, June 8, 1908.)
Empire, Canal Zone. May, 1908.
1-11. (H = 111536—111541, 111547-
111551, June 8, 1908.)
La Boca, Canal Zone, The dumps.
Feb., 1908. (H 111544, June 8, 1908.)
Porto Bello, I. C. C. work. Apr.,
1908. (H 1115438, June 8, 1908.)
Fitz-GERALD & GLASEN, Denver, Colo.
[14729-14740
Zodiacal post eards. 1-12. (F
65653-65664, May 25, 1908.)
FLANAGAN (A.) Co., Chicago, Ill.
[14741-14746
Barn swallow.—Bobolink.—Crow.—
Red headed woodpecker.—Red winged
black bird.—Robin. [6 prints.] (F
65794-65799, May 28, 1908.)
FLoE (Easton), Blue Earth, Minn.
[14747-14750
Blue Earth, Minn., High school.
(H 110712, May 18, 1908.)
City park, view. (H 110511, May
13, 1908.)
Faribault co. court
1106382, May 18, 1908.)
Memorial library. (H 110694, May
18, 1908. )
FOLLETT (HERBERT Y.), Quincy, Mass.
[14751
(F 66012, May 12,
Jan.,
house. (H
Hancock house.
1908.)
228
FouRNIER (PAUL), East Aurora, N. Y.
[14752-14754
Lewis (Alfred Henry).
and Elbert Hubbard.
Roycroft group.
(H 111210-111212, June 1, 1908.)
Fox (CHARLES Henry), Philadelphia,
Pa, [14755-14814
[Floral designs, 1-60, comprising ta-
ble decorations, funereal designs, fancy
baskets, etc. ]
6, 1908.)
FRANKL (ALBERT A.), New York, N. Y.
[14815
After a long tramp.
4, 1908.)
Frost & Reep, Bristol, England.
[14816, 14817
Rocky bay, Cornwall.—Sea caverns. |
(F 65219, 65220, May 11, 1908.) 2c.
of each May 15, 1908.
GASSMANN (JOHN G.),
Utah. [14818
Crazy Ute Indian. (H 110488, May
11, 1908; 1 c. Apr. 14, 1908; 1 c. May
11, 1908.)
Grora (Victor), Springfield, Il.
Whiterocks,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.3
GRAY LITHOGRAPH Co., New York, N. Y.
[14841-14847
Casino girls. (G 18535, Apr. 25,
1908. )
Floral gifts.
June 5, 1908.)
>
GREGG (PAUL), Denver, Colo. [14848
Left behind. (F 65675, May 25,
1908. )
1-6. (G 18759-18764,
| GROLLMAN (I.), Chicago, Ill.
(H 111435-111494, June )
[14849-14865
Leap year postcards. 1-16. (F
65261-65276, May 11, 1908; 2 ¢. of
_each Mar. 18, 1908.)
(F 65335, May |
World’s champions, Chicago, 1907.
| (F 65899, June 3, 1908; 2 c. May 25,
_ Lindsborg, Kans.
[14819 |
Illinois state fair ground, main build- |
ings.
May 25, 1908.)
GILMAN (Myron A,), Westfield, Mass.
(H 111315, June 3, 1908; 2 ¢. |
1908. )
GRONDAL (Bror GustTaF), Lindsborg,
Kans. [14866
Bethany college,
(H 111344, June 4,
Messiah chorus,
1908).
GuTekunst (F.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[14867
Ostrom (Rev. Henry) (H 110857,
May 22, 1908.)
GYLFE (AxeEL), Aberdeen, Wash.
[14868
_ Teddy bear mascots. (H 111207,
| June 1, 1908.)
Hat (H. R.) co., Chicago, Ill. [14869
[14820 |
Haynes. (F 65544, Apr. 24, 1908.)
GLorGE (BE. H.), Monroe, Wis.
Monroe, Wis. Court house and
square. (H 111052, May 26, 1908.)
New York,
[14822-14824
GOLDE NOVELTY CO., inc.,
i ee
love.—Old story. (H 111374,-111376,
June 5, 1908.)
Gooup (P. R.), Kermit, N. Dak.
[14825
I am from North Dakota.
May 21, 1908.)
GRAVES (GEORGE S.), Springfield, Mass.
[14826-14840
Hartford, Conn. A 169, A 245, A
250. (H 110586-110588, May 16, |
1908. )
Springfield, Mass., Forest park. A
187, A 154, A 156, A 158, A 159, A 160, | 111015, May 25, 1908.)
A 222, A 231, A 231-2, A 236, A 238,
A 239,
1908.)
(HI 110799, |
_Harpin & Esxkerineg, Shelby, N. H.
(H 110543-110554, May 14, |
Post card. (F 65359, Apr. 8, 1908;
(2. Feb. 24, 1908.)
[14821 |
| HANES
Love at sight.—Music is the song of |
HAtverson (B. A.), Chicago, Ill.
[14870
Chicago, Ill., Federal bldg., rotunda.
(F 65557, May 21, 1908.)
(Etmer C.), Driftwood, Pa.
[14871, 14872
Curtain House. (H 110516, May 14,
1908.)
the famous Pennsyl-
(H 111196,
In memory,
vania Bucktail regiment.
May 22, 1908.)
[14873
Emancipation proclamation. (F
65930, May 22, 1908.)
Hare (Geo. J.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[14874, 14875
Getting ready for the march. (H
Morning hymn. (H 110502, May 11,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 20, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS 229
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
Harris (J. H.) & co., Cleveland, Ohio. | Hawes (WINFIELD S.), Butte, Mont.
[14876 | [14901
Toast to old glory. (F 65693, May Montana (U. S. battleship), silver
26, 1908.) service. (H 111033, May 25, 1908.)
Harris & EWING, Washington, Dy Cy / HEIMAN Cre) Morris Plains, IN Sa
[14877-14880 [14902-14904
Governor’s association. (H 110607, Convent, N. J., College of St. Eliza-
May 16, 1908.) beth. 1-3. (H 110865-116867, May
Governor’s committee. (H 110608, | 22, 1908.)
16, 1908.
a ide ie (140842, May HEININGER, UNGER & co., New York,
overnor’s group. A j ieee sie
14, 1908.
Beats group. (H 110541, May | J keg pe tala 5,
} : | June ;
14, 1908.) :
HARRISON (JoHN W.), Grass Creek, | HILLERS (JOHN K.), Washington, D. C.
Ind. [14881 [14906
Grass Creek, Ind., St. Ann’s church. Great Falls of the Potomac. (H
(H 110879, May 22, 1908.) 111231, June 1, 1908.)
Harvey (Fred), Kansas City, Mo. HinpMarsH (R. B.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[14882-14895 [14907, 14908
Bright Angle trail, view from. (H Bryan’s (W. J.) home, dining room.
111113, May 27, 1908.) Bryan (W. J.) in front of Com-
Cape Horn. (H 111108, May 27, | moner office.
1908. ) | (H 111577, 111578, June 8, 1908; 2
Colorado river from the plateau. | c. of each, June 8, 1908.)
(H 111104, May 27, 1908.) Ss :
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA, New
Cork-screw. ( H LETTO5, May 21, York, N. Y. [14909-14921
oe) ” Christ and six apostles at table with
Grand Canyon from El Tovar hotel. two handmaidens; [by] El Greco. (H
(H 111106, May 27, 1908.) 111415, June 1, 1908.)
Grand Canyon from Grand View, | pon Martin de Le é
I yva; [by] Juan
Reay. May a nel beincees:| de Pareja. (H 111416, June 1, 1908.)
rand Canyon from Hopi point. ; :
111108, May 27, 1908.) Paroles) ee
Grand Canyon from O’Neil’s point. Ae , :
| Hispanic society of America, mu-
. ea ‘ole eget seum. 1-8 (H 111418, 111419,
Cc. eac ay <0, ; 111421, 111422, 111424111427, June 1,
Hopi Shooyokos Katcina, Ariz. | 1908.)
10981. (F 65477, May 18, 1908.) Holy family; [by] El Greco. (H
Jacob’s Ladder. (H 111110, May | 111420, June 1, 1908.)
27, 1908; 2 c. May 25, 1908.) Possibly a sketch for Dos de Mayo;
_ Plateau from the Rim. (H 111111, | [by] Goya. (H 111423, June 1, 1908.)
May 27, 1908; 2 c. May 25, 1908.) :
Pottery decorator of the Pueblo | Eee & Crap, sores oa yok
of Isleta, New Mexico. (H 110944, Va. [14922
May 25, 1908; 2 c Apr. 20, 1908.) Fast flying Virginian. (H 110789,
Split rock on Bright Angle trail. | May 19, 1908.)
(Hf 111112, May 27, 1908; 2c. May 25, | worsen « RAILROAD NEWS ©o., Boston,
Bao, Tey | Mass. [14923-14931
oman of the Pueblo of Isleta deco- —_welesley series.
rating pottery. (H 110943, May 25,| “Sey Semes. Id
1908; 2 c. Apr. 20, 1908.) a ee
Ga —1857 ; }
Hatcuer (THuRSTON), Macon, Ga. a ay 4,1908. 2c. of
[14896-14900
By the brook.—By the cool lake— | HoucHton & Durron, Boston, Mass.
By the road.—Dutch interior.—Wheat | [14982
field [5 photographs] (H 110988- Home of Santa Claus. (F 65692,
110942, May 16, 1908.) i May 26, 1908.)
230
Hvupson (WiLL E.), Seattle, Wash.
[14933
Heart of greater Seattle. (H 110575,
May 13, 1908.)
Hutt (Dana), Chicago, Ill.
| JENSEN (C. H.), Oakland, Cal.
[14934-14938 |
Winchell (B. L.) 3619, 3640-3643.
(H 111368-111372, June 4, 1908.)
HuNTSMAN (A.), Colville, Wash.
[14939
Kettle falls on Columbia river. (H
110987, May 23, 1908; 2 c. May 11,
1908. )
Hype (HELEN), San Francisco, Cal.
[14940-14943
Baby-talk.
Butterflies.
Miss Apricot-Cloud.
26, 1908.)
Sauce-pan shop.
1908. )
2c. of each May 27, 1908.
INGERSOLL (TRUMAN WARD),
(IF 65776, May 26, 1908.)
(F 65775, May
(EF 65777
St. Paul,
Minn. [14944-14954
Buneh of buffalo—Chickens on
wheat shock. 18897, 18898.—Dead
monarch—Dutch church—Good
work.—Point on _ prairie
14623, 14624.—Point on quail. 11296,
14622.—That’s a pretty fine head. [11
photographs. ] (H 111244111254,
June 1, 1908.)
JACKSON (HowarpD RANDALL), U. 8S.
Navy. [14955-14959
Straits of Magellan, sunrise.
U. S. fleet, Straits of Magellan. 1-4.
(H 111571-111575, June 8, 1908; 2 c.
of each May 24, 1908.)
Jacosps (W. H.), Clarion, Iowa.
[14960, 14961
Clarion, Iowa, Morgan Ewart’s li-
brary. 1, 2. (H 110945, 110946, May
25, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
, pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
JENNINGS PUB. CO., Dallas, Tex.
[14966
Houston, Tex., panoramic view. (F
65838, June 1, 1908; 2 c. May 18, 1908.)
[14967
Evans (Bob) and Mayor Taylor. (H
111198, June 1, 1908; 2 c May 18,
1908.)
| JoHNSON (CHAS. T.), Jaffrey, N. H.
[1
(F 65778, May 26,1908.) |
fay 26, |
Old black lead mine. (H 111001,
May 25, 1908.)
JOHNSON (T. BuRDETTE), Windham,
NW. Xx. {14969
Windham’s vale. (H 111177, May
29, 1908.)
JoHNSTON (R. W.) srupios, Pittsburg,
Pa. [14970-14972
Choir boy.
Foerster (Adolph M.)
(H 110618, 110619, May 18, 1908; 2
' e. of each May 18, 1908.)
chickens. |
Keenan bldg. 1908. (H 111183, May
29, 1908. )
JoHNSTON (WILLIAM), Lancaster, N. Y.
{14
Damm family by the dam. (F
65694, May 26, 1908.)
JoYyore (WALTER §.), Chicee® aan
(14974, 14975
Companions. (H 111147, May 28,
1908. )
There are moments when one would
like to be alone. (H 111148, May 28,
1908.)
JupcE comPaNy, New York, N. Y.
[14976-14979
Little Johnny and the Teddy bears.
| (F 65423, May 16, 1908.)
JAMESTOWN OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH COR- |
| Justice (Joun M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[14980
PORATION, Norfolk, Va. [14962
Atlantic fleet passing Cape Henry. |
(H 110640, May 18, 1908.)
Jaycox (WaRD), Orange, Tex.
[14968
university. (H
2 t, diay aa,
Texas Christian
111209, June 1, 1908;
1908.)
JEFFERSON (ORVILLE), Kokomo, Ind.
[14964, 14965 |
(H 110522—
2c. of each May
Kokomo, Ind. 1-3.
110524, May 14, 1908;
4, 1908.)
(F 65564, May 21, 1908.)
—_— (F 65780, May 28, 1908.)
—_— (F 65990, June 5, 1908.)
Lightning. (H 110856, May 19, 1908;
| 2c. Apr. 28, 1908.)
JUUL-WoRM PHOTO Co., St. Paul, Minn.
[14981
Minnehaha. (H 111433, June 6,
| 1908. )
| Kettoce (Witt H.), Ravenswood, W.
.
Va. [14982
Ladies head, fig. 108. (F 65962
| Mar. 31, 1908; 2 c. June 5, 1908.)
os. 23-26, June, 1908
IKKENNEDY Co., Seattle, Wash
[14983, 14984
66024, June 8, 1908; 2 c. May 25,
1908. )
Kirrer (EB. H.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
Kiefer’s American girls. A-F.
a932-18337, Mar. 12, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each May 25, 1908.)
Kiefer’s (Ei H.) American girls.
G-L.
2c. of each May 25, 1908.)
KIMBALL & Son, Concord, N. H.
[14997-15007
Pomfret. 1-5.
May 22, 1908.)
St. George’s school. 1-4. St. Mark’s
school. 1, 2. (H 110595-110600, May
16, 1908.)
Kinespury (A. J.), Antigo, Wis.
(H
Wis. Views from
(H 110725-110734, May
Antigo,
house. 1-10.
18, 1908.)
Kirin (CHAS.), Osakis, Minn.
After a. storm. (H 110517, May 7,
1908.)
IXNoEDLER (E. L.), New York, N. Y.
[15019
Master Hoppner; after John Hopp-
mer. (EF 65882, June 2, 1908; 2 «c.
June 3, 1908.)
Korser. (Paut C.), New York, N. Y.
: [15020-15027
Above all things avoid the Good
Thing.
Be merciful to the dear old lady.
Beware of the heartbreaker.
Do not be surprised if this occurs.
If your bed looks like this, come
home.
See that your tent is made secure.
Take plenty of clothing along with
you.
Take plenty of outdoor exercise.
(EF 65424-65431, May 16, 1908.)
Krost (Fred), Mankato, Minn.
[15028-15035
Broad street.—Court house and high
school. — Driveway, North Sibley
park.— Minneopa falls. — Minnesota
river.—Mouth of Blue Harth river.—
Third and Jackson.—Upper Minneopa
falls. [8S photographs] (H 111587-
111594, June 9, 1908.)
Seattle, Wash., and vicinity. (F
66020, June 8, 1908; 2 ce. May 26, |
1908. ) |
White river valley and vicinity. (F |
[14985-14996
(G |
(G 18432-18437, Apr. 4, 1908; |
110874—110878 |
| KUGLER Co., Newark, N. J
[15018 |
| (H 110639, May 18, 1908; 2 c. May 14,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
231
KUGLER (WALTER J.), Boston, Mass.
[15036, 15037
Billowy smoke. (H 109985, Apr. 30,
1908.)
Fury of the flames.
30, 1908.)
(H 109984, Apr.
[150388, 15039
Wurphy (Franklmy 2 2 ‘(ff
111501, 111502, June 6, 1908.)
LAMBERT (W. D.), Long Beach, Cal.
[15040, 15045
ne ie fleet day in San Francisco.
San Francisco from Telegraph bill.
Santa Monica Bay.
Torpedo boat destroyers, San Diego.
(H 110747-110752, May 19, 1908.)
LANDER (CARLIS J.), New York, N. ¥.
[15046-15049
Van Courtland Manor. 14. (H
110772-110775, May 20, 1908; 2 ¢c. of
|} each May 14, 1908.)
[15008-15017 |
court |
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., Chicago, Tl.
[15050-15058
Dinner by the Washington Board of
trade to the governors of the states.
1908. )
Madison, Wis., bird’seye view.
111275, May 15, 1908.)
San Francisco from captive airship
[d,..2dvn CB ALIOLS.. TEIOT4, .May ‘Za;
1908. )
(H
(H 111069, May 26, 1908.)
Silver jubilee celebration, C. O. F.
(H 111277, June 1, 1908.)
United States fleet [1, 2] (H 110744,
110745, May 19, 1908.)
Waukegan, Ill., bird’seye view. (H
111276, May 15, 1908.)
LE Marre co., Chieago, Ill. [15059
Le Maire. 3038. (H 111080, May
26, 1908; 2 ec. May 20, 1908.)
LEWIS (GEORGE E.), Bryantville, Mass.
[15060-15069
Bryantville, Mass., Mayflower grove.
1-7 (F 65840-65846, June 1, 1908.)
Pembrooke, Mass. 1, 2. (F 65848,
65849, June 1, 1908.)
South Hanson, Mass., Main st.
65847, June 1, 1908.) ;
Lewis (H. J. S.), New York, N. Y.
[15070
Only tune this organ plays. (H
111414, June 6, 1908; 2 c. June 3, 1908.)
(F
232
Lewis (S.), Venice, Cal.
Pursuit of pleasure.
4, 1908.)
Liesper (H.) co., Indianapolis, Ind.
[15072-15082
Crest (The). 1-3. (8H 111257
111259, June 1, 1908.)
Fisher (Madame). 2, 3. (H 111266,
111267, June 1, 1908.)
Inlet (The). 1-3 (H_ 111263-
111265, June 1, 1908.)
Wallace (Gen. Lew.) 1-3. (H
111260-111262, June 1, 1908.)
- LIFE PUBLISHING co., New York, N. Y.
[15083
First international aerocar race. (F
65913, June 3, 1908.)
LINNAEA AID society, Duluth, Minn.
Linnaea borealis; by David Ericson.
(F 65596, May 21, 1908; 2 c. May 13,
1908.)
LITTIG (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y.
University of Chicago. (IF 65542,
May 20, 1908; 2 c. May 21, 1908.)
LITTLETON (W. H.)
(H. A.), Braddock, Pa.
Braddock, Pa. Bird’s eye view.
111034, May 25, 1908;
1908.
Loomis (F, A.), Emporia, Kans. [15087
Cottonwood drive.
21, 1908.)
& CALMELAT
New Hampshire college views on
letter H.
— On letter N.
(37311314; 111313, June s, 1908 ;
2c. of each May 14, 1908.)
LOUNSBURY (FRED C.), Plainfield, N. J.
[15090-15094
Battle ship Fan.
1908. )
Children and turkey.—King for a
day.—Turkey and automobile.—Turkey
on the world. [4 prints] (F 65781-
65784, May 28, 1908.)
Lum (BeErTHA), Minneapolis, Minn.
[15095
Fox woman. (F 65548, May 20,
1908. )
)
[15071 |
(F 65931, June |
| (F 65828-65830, May 18, 1908.)
[15084
(F 65506, May 19, |
| 18, 1908; 1 c. June 5, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.3
LyNDON (ALForRD §S.), Ann Harbor,
Mich. [15096-15115
Coldwater, Mich., greetings from. 1-3.
Epworth Heights, Mich., greetings
from. 1-3. (F 65831-65832, May 18,
1908, F 65833, May 18, 1908; 1 c. May
Hillsdale, Mich., greetings from. 1-4.
(F 65834-65837, May 18, 1908.)
Jackson, Mich., greetings from, 1-3.
| (F 65818-65820, May 18, 1908.)
Ludington, Mich., greetings from.
(F 65821, May 18, 1908.)
Marshall, Mich., greetings from. 1-5,
(F' 65822-65826, May 18, 1908.)
Muskegon, Mich., greetings from. (F
| 65827, May 18, 1908.)
| McCuure (L. C.), Denver, Colo.
(H 110850, May |
[15085 | College.
| tery.
| May 21,
[15086 |
(Hi
2c. May 20, |
| 110574, May 15, 1908.)
| Sion.
| MANTER (Attce A.), Oakland, Me.
[
[15116, 15117
Grand river valley, Colo. 855, 856.
(H 110496, 110497, May 12, 1908.)
McCrure (R. L.), Lexington, Ky.
[15118, 15119
Ky., Campbell-Hagerman
June 8, 1908; 2 ¢c.
Lexington,
(H 111568,
June 1, 1908.)
Entrance to Lexington ceme-
(H 111070, May 26, 1908; 2 ec.
1908. )
MacDoNnaLpD (Pirte), New York, N. Y.
(15120, 15121
(H 110573,
Ketten (Maurice) A, F.
McMILLAN (JoHN Gr~MoRE), San Jose,
Cal. (15122
Llagas creek, Cal., stone bridge. (F
| 65 WV 2 ’
LouGceE (BERNARD A.), Pittsfield, N. H. | 65644, May 25, 1908.)
[15088, 15089 |
Matitory (RALPH LYNN), Bellefonte,
Pa. [15128
Bellefonte, Pa., state fish commis-
(H 110555, May 15, 1908.)
15124
Messalonskee Lake Salmon. (H
110797, May 21, 1908.)
Marceau (THE. C.), New York, N. Y.
[15125-15136
Casazza (G. Gatti) 1,2. (H 111309,
111810, June 2, 1908.)
Martin (Frederick Townsend) 1-7.
(H 111002-111008, May 25, 1908.)
Walker (T. B.) 1. (H 111327, June
3, 1908.)
Walker (Mrs. T. B.) 1.
June 3, 1908.)
Willson (Hon. Augustus E.) 1.
(H 111328,
(H
| 111311, June 2, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
MARKENDORFF (GEORGE), New York,
i, i
;
[15137-15152 |
| (H 110581, May 16, 1908.)
233
ME.LIEs (Gro. )—Continued.
Lively pranks with a fake python.
Love tragedy in Spain. (H 111271,
June 2, 1908.)
Miser (The) (H 110583, May 16,
1908. )
Side show wrestlers. (H 110584,
| May 16, 1908.)
Up to date clothes cleaning. (H
| 110582, May 16, 1908.)
| MENCH (PHIL), Clear Lake, Iowa.
[15168-15171
(H 111214—
Clear Lake, Iowa. 1-3.
111216, June 1, 1908.)
Pike catch. (H 111366, June 4,
| 1908.)
MERRIAM (C. Hart), Washington, D. C.
| ° [15172-15184
California Indians. 1-13. (H
110753-110765, May 19, 1908.)
| MEYERCoRD Co. INC., Chicago, Ill.
[15185
Modern madonna. (H 110863, May
| 22, 1908.)
Alarm. (G 18736, June 1, 1908.) |
Auto tour. (G 18740, June 1, 1908.) |
Automobile party. (G 18741, June |
1. 1908.) |
Bass fishing. (G 187382, June 1,
1908.)
Boating. (G 18787, June 1, 1908.)
Breaking in. (G 18744, June 1,
1908. )
Camping. (G 18738, June 1, 1908.)
Coaching party. (G 18742, June 1, |
1908. )
Dawn. (G 18739, June 1, 1908.)
Duck shooting. (G 18733, June 1,
1908. )
Morning ride. (G 18743, June 1, |
1908. ) )
Partridge shooting. (G 18734, June |
1, 1908.)
Pioneers. (G 18745, June 1, 1908.)
Prospecting. (G 18746, June 1,
1908. )
Stampede. (G 18747, June 1, 1908.)
-Trout fishing. (G 18735, June 1,
1908. )
Martin & Merrick, Columbus, Ohio.
[15153
Stourbridge (The) lion. (H 111038,
May 20, 1908; 2 c. May 11, 1908.)
MAYER (F. W.), New York, N. Y.
r [15154
U-n-i-ted. (F 65961, June 2, 1908.)
MEEK Co., Coshocton, Ohio. [15155
St. Vincent. (G 18758, June 5,
1908. )
MEISER (JESSE A.), Eureka, Cal.
[15156-15158
I am at Eureka, Cal.
May 29, 1908.)
Trinidad. (H 111189, May 29, 1908.)
Trinidad Beach. (H 111191, May
29, 1908.)
MEISSNER (H. P.), Beaumont, Tex.
[15159
Saratogo, Tex., oil field. (H 110800,
May 21, 1908; 2 ec. Apr. 27, 1908.)
_MELIEs (GEo.), Paris, France.
[15160-15167
Broken violin. (H 111272, June 2,
1908.)
Hunting the Teddy bear. (H 111273,
June 2, 1908.)
Little peacemaker.
2, 1908.)
(H 111270, June
(H 111190, |
MICHAEL (ABRAHAM), New York, N. Y.
[15186, 15187
Just arrived, every thing O. K. 1, 2.
(F 65594, 65595, May 22, 1908.)
MILLER (A. E. W.), Pulaski, Va.
[15188, 15189
Glass windows and Tow’s ferry
bridge, New river. Va. (H 111135,
May 28, 1908.)
Horse Shoe narrows, Big Reed Is-
land creek, Va. (H 111134, May 28,
1908. )
Mitts (THomaAS H.), Providence, R. I.
[15190
Arbor day at park 1908. (H 110909,
May 23, 1908.)
MITCHELL (JOHN J.) co., New York,
1 [15191, 15192
American fashions, supplement—Sar-
torial art journal, May, 1908. A, B.
(F 62168, 62169, Jan. 27, 1908; 2 c. of
each May 19, 1908.)
MOFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, Ill.
[15193-15200
Beach (Rex EB.) 1-8. (H 111075-
111077, May 27, 1908.)
Fairbanks (Hon. Charles W.)
(H 110922110924, May 25, 1908.)
McCoy (Bessie) 1, 2. (H. 111199,
111200, June 1, 1908.)
1-3.
234
Moore (J. C.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[15201-15203
Fredonia, Pa., 1794-1796. (F 65365-
65867, May 14, 1908; 2 ¢. of each May |
26, 1908. )
Morris (JosepH L.), Lawrence, Kans.
[15204-15208
Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kansas. |
Series B. 2-6. (H 110791-110795, May
20, 1908.)
|
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8s. v.3
i
NAGELE (X. O.), New Baden, Ill.
[15225, 15226
Dedication of the new St. George’s
Catholic church. A, B. (H 110518,
110519, May 4, 1908.)
NASH (E.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[15227-15238
January. — February. — March. —
_ April.—May.—June.—July.—August.—
(H 1115038, June 6, 1908; 2 c. June 8,
1908. )
Morton (WINTHROP Lee), Hartford, |
Conn.
Hartford, Conn., Connecticut river
bridge. (H 110864, May 22, 1908.)
Mosctoni (AtrTILio), San Juan, P. R.
[15210 |
[15211 |
San Juan, P. R., bird’seye view. (H
111274, May 13, 1908.)
Mozart (ESTELLE G.),
Washington, |
Bo. [15212, 15213
Dis suttenly am splumpshus. (H
111029, May 25, 1908.) .
Nuthin’ kain’t beat dis heah. (H |
111080, May 25, 1908.)
MULLER (ENRIQUE), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[15214-15221
_ September. — October. — November.—
Morse (WILLIAM A.), Merrimac, Mass. |
[15209 |
Barefoot boy of John G. Whittier. |
December. [12 chromos] (F 18666—
18677, May 23, 1908.)
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH €0., Chicago,
Ill. [15239
Advertising is a selling force. 3210.
(H 110788, May 20, 1908. )
NEVIN (THOMAS), Massachusetts.
[15240
In loving memory. (F 66019, Apr.
9, 1908; 2 c. June 3, 1908.)
NEW ENGLAND CONFECTIONERY 60., Bos-
ton, Mass. [15241
Love, war (F 65606,
and peace.
May 23, 1908.)
NEW YorK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
York HERALD COMPANY), Jersey
City,. N. J. [15242-15269
Book taught Bilkins. (F 65280,
| May 12, 1908.)
Caltorma: (U0. &. 8.) S08 AH
111227, June 1, 1908. )
Charleston (U. S: 8S.) (H 110605, |
May 16, 1908.
Delaware (U. S. S.), side view, go-
ing. 38. (H 106762, Feb. 29, 1908.)
2c. of each June 10, 1908.
Evans (Admiral) and his family. |
(H 110239, May 6, 1908; 2 c. May 21, |
1908. )
Milwaukee (U. S. S.)
111221, June 1, 1908.
Preussen (German ship), on all five
masts and yards, full sails. 812, 813.
(H 111325, 1113826, June 3, 1908.)
oe Lome (GU, SS) “Sue.
111220, June 1, 1908.)
2c. of gach June 10, 1908.
Murray (J. E.), Washington, D. C.
802.
(H
[15222-15224 |
I’m for you Bill Bryan. (F 65433,
May 16, 1908.)
I’m for you; Bill Taft. (F 65434, |
May 16, 1908.)
More’ power to you Teddy.
65482, May 16, 1908.)
(H
(FE |
|
j
}
}
|
|
—— (F 65519, May 19; 1908. )
—— (F 65774, May 27, 1908. )
(F 65887, June 2, 1908.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
(F
| 65375, May 15, 1908.)
(F 65457, May 18, 1908.)
—— (F 65601, May 22, 1908.)
—— (F 65688, May 25, 1908.)
—— (F 65809, May 29, 1908.)
—— (F 65881, June 1, 1908.)
—— (F 65964, June 5, 1908.)
(F 66033, June 8, 1908.)
Little Mrs. Thoughtful. (F 65456,
May 18, 1908.)
—— (F 65687, May 25, 1908.)
—— (F 65880, June 1, 1908.)
(F 66032, June 8, 1908.)
Pilgrim’s progress. (F 65354, May
13, 1908.)
—— (F 65533, May 20, 1908.)
—— (F 65785, May 28, 1908.)
(F 65935, June 4, 1908.)
Puggy Poodles. (F 65373, May 14,
1908.)
—— (F 65602, May 22, 1908.)
—— (F 65808, May 29, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
New YorK EVENING TELEGRAM—Cont’d.
(EF 65936, June 4, 1908.)
(F 65455,
Wisdom of Wiseheimer.
May 18, 1908.)
— (F 65689, May 25, 1908.)
—— (F 65879, June 1, 1908.)
— (F 66031, June 8, 1908.)
New York HerRaAtpd co., Jersey City,
Md. [15270-15306
Angelic Angelina. (F 65047, Apr.
80, 1908; 2 c. May 15, 1908.)
——(F 65575, May 21, 1908; 2 ec.
May 23, 1908.)
— (F 65579, May 21, 1908; 2 ec.
May 29, 1908.)
— (F 65585, May 21, 1908;
June 4, 1908.)
Atlantic fleet includes two new
steamships. (I 66034, June 8, 1908.)
Ba-Ba. (F 65050, Apr. 30, 1908; 2c.
May 15, 1908.)
—— (F 65573, May 21, 1908; 2 ¢.
May 23, 1908.)
— (F 65581, May 21, 1908; 2 ce.
May 29, 1908.)
(fF 65588, May 21, 1908; 2 ec.
June 4, 1908.)
Buster Brown. (F 65046, Apr. 30,
1908; 2 c. May 15, 1908.)
—— (F 65571, May 21, 1908; 2 e«.
May 23, 1908.)
. —— (Ff 65578, May 21, 1908; 2 ec.
May 29, 1908.)
—— (F 65584, May 21, 1908; 2 ec.
June 4, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffies. (EF 653872, May 14,
1908; 2 c. May 15, 1908.)
(EF 65577, May 21, 1908; 2 c.
May 23, 1908.)
—— (F 65810, May 29, 1908.)
—— (F 65934, June 4, 1908.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
65051, Apr. 30, 1908; 2 c. May 15,
1908. )
— (EF 65572,
May 23, 1908.)
(F 65583,
May 29, 1908.)
(F 65589,
June 4, 1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
65049, Apr. 380, 1908; 2 c. May 15,
1908. )
—— (F 65574, May 21, 1908; 2 «.
May 23, 1908.)
—(F 65582, May 21, 1908; 2 «.
May 29, 1908.)
46903—08——2
bo
May 21, 1908; 2 ec.
May 21, 1908; 2 «.
May ‘21,1908 :''2 “c.
ce. |
|
/
235
NEw York Hpratp co.—Continued.
(F 65587, May 21, 1908; 2 ¢.
June 4, 1908.)
New liner bound for New York. (F
65458, May 18, 1908.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 65048,
Apr. 30, 1908; 2 c. May 15, 1908.)
— (F 65576, May 21, 1908; 2 ec.
May 23, 1908.)
— (F 65580, May 21, 1908; 2 e.
May 29, 1908.)
(F 65586, May 21, 1908; 2 e.
June 4, 1908.)
Tide of Atlantic travel now setting
stronger toward Europe. (F 65690,
May 25, 1908.)
Two new steamships chartered. (F
65875, June 1, 1908; 2 c. June 2, 1908.)
Victor Herbert and H. B. Smith fit
Nemo for stage. (F 65811, May 29,
1908. )
Working drawings of Wright
brothers aeroplane. (F 65877, June
1, 1908.)
Wright (Orville). (F 65878, June
| 1, 1908.)
Wright (Wilbur). (F 65876, June
1, 1908.)
Wright brothers’ aeroplane. (F
65590, May 21, 1908.)
NEw YorRK TIMES CO., New York, N. Y.
[15807-15308
Some impressions of the passing
show. (F 65355, May 13, 1908.)
—— (F 65888, June 2, 1908.)
NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY, New
Work: W. Yo [15309-15333
New York zoological park. Nos.
387 A, 740, 1184, 1260, 1373, 1672, 1870,
2038, 2583, 3011, 3081, 3248, 3616, 3629,
3643, 3656, 3684, 3685, 3692, 3702, 3722,
3723, 3741, 3748, 3898.
(H 110817-110841, May 21, 1908.)
NEWELL (LAFAYETTE VAN BUREN),
Portsmouth, N. H. [15334
Chester (U. 8S. S.) in Portsmouth
harbor. (H 111041, May 26, 1908.)
T.), Cincinnati,
Ohio. [15335, 15336
Cincinnati, Ohio. Deec., 1788. 1, 2.
(F 65949, 65950, June 4, 1908.)
NEWTON (JOHN W.), Columbus, Ohio.
[15337
(H 111367, June
NEWMAN (THOMAS
Off for the fire.
4, 1908.)
256 CATALOGUE OF
NoweLt (F. H.), Seattle, Wash.
[15338
U. S. Atlantic fleet day crowd,
Seattle, Wash. (H 111279, June 2,
1908. )
OFFERMANN (FRANK J.), New York,
Be [15339-15357
Buffalo baseball club, players in
action. 1-10. (F 65444-65453, May
18, 1908. )
Buffalo baseball club, players in
action. 11-19. (F 65496-65502, May
19, 1908; 65503, May 1, 1908; 2 c. of
each May 9, 1908; 65504, May 1,
1908. )
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR STATE OF
NEW YorK, New York, N. Y.
[15358 |
I have seen His star. (G 18726, May
26, 1908.)
OSBORNE Co., New York, N. Y.
[15359-15370
Church where Shakespeare sleeps.
5 by 2%; 54 by 10; 94 by 17.
Father’s away on the sea.
103 by 18.
Lady Demure. 3% by 5}.
On the lookout. 154 by 22.
Puritan (A) 3% by 54.
Shepherdess and her flock, Holland.
9 by 43.
Spring flood in Holland.
S$ by 4.
Where highland cattle range.
‘iby 21.
(EF 65978-65989, June 5, 1908.)
‘OTIS LITHOGRAPH Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[15371
May 21,
34 by 5;
7 by 14;
16
Vale (Louise) (G 18665,
1908; 2 c. May 20, 1908.)
sOxrorD & DILtLHorF, Brooklyn, N. Y.
[15372-15374
Original merry widow hat girl.
27182 A-C.- (H 111026-111028, May
25, 1908.)
PacH BRos., New York, N. Y.
[15375-15391
Faleconio (Archbishop) 87201. (Il
111609, June 9, 1908.)
Folk (Gov. J. W.) 87400 A-87400
a.
Johnson (Gov. John A.)
87399 B.
1908.)
Knox (Hon. P. C.) 87402 A—-87402
(H 111595-111597, June 9, 1908.)
Mauretania (S. S.) (H 111603,
June 9, 1908.)
87399 A-
(H 111607, 111608, June 9,
C.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.3
PACH BROS.—Continued.
Mitchell (John) 8704 A, 8704 B.
(H 111610, 111611, June 9, 1908.)
Taft (Mrs. W. H.) 87405 A-87405
C. (H 111604111606, June 9, 1908.)
PARKER & CorTI, Marshall, Tex. [15392
Marshall, Tex., Coon Johnson’s
graveyard. (H 111583, June 8, 1908;
2 ce. May 7, 1908.)
PARMENTER (WM. HENRY), Toledo,
Ohio. [153893
Blanco. (F 64064, Mar. 30, 1908;
2c. June 1, 1908.)
ParkRY (JOHN RICHARD), JR., Denver,
Colo. [15394
Leisure moments. (F 65994, June 6,
1908. )
PEACE (LORENZO Dow), Ridgedale,
Tenn. [15395
Race for governor. (F 65184, May
8, 1908; 2 c. May 18, 1908.)
PecK (ANNIE 8.), New York, N. Y.
[15896-15402
Indian porters on Huascaran.—
Llanganuco gorge.—Wayside inn on
the Andes.—Yungay 1-4. [7 prints].
(F 65995-66001, June 3, 1908; 2 ¢. of
' each June 4, 1908.)
PeLor (ALMA A.), Augusta, Ga. [15403
Randall (James R.) postal card sou-
venir. (H 106258, Feb. 15, 1908; 2 ¢.
May 25, 1908.)
_ PELTON (Herzert W.), Asheville, N. C.
[15404
Biltmore, N. C., Kenilworth inn. (H
110606, May 16, 1908.)
| Perkins (A. J.), San Francisco, Cal.
) [15405
(H 111598-111602, June 9, 1908.) ©
|
|
|
California. (H 110788, May 18,
1908. )
PERKINS (W. B.) gR., Lead, S. Dak.
[15406, 15407
Old Smoky, the miners pet.
—— with long string of cars.
(H 110612, 110613, May 18, 1908; 2
c. of each May 19, 1908.)
PERKINS (WM. L.), Chicago, Ill.
{1
Lady in crescent. (G 18729, June 1,
1908. )
PeRRY (W. E.), Allegheny, Pa.
[15409, 15410
Silver is mine. -1, 2. (H 111428,
111429, June 6, 1908; 2 c. of each June
1, 1908. )
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
237
Peters (CLAus), Craig, Mo.
388th anniversary Craig lodge no. |
(H 111347, June 3, 1908; 2 «. |
211.
May 27, 1908.)
PHEEAN (A. B.), New York, N. Y.
|
;
[15412
Watered stock district. (H 111350,
June 4, 1908.)
PoHLE (FREDERICK W. C.), Buffalo, |
Pla ok [15413 |
Butler concert orchestra of Buffalo, |
_ 1908.)
| Reep (RoLtanp W.), Bemidji, Minn.
N. Y. (H 110919, May 23, 1908.)
Porter, St. Helena, Cal. [15414
St. Helena to Lake co. points, auto
stage. (H 111576, June 8, 1908; 2 ec.
May 25, 1908.)
Post (J. E. H.), Baltimore, Md.
| 25762.
[15411 | Rav (Ws. H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[15451-15461
New York, N. Y. 25752-25756, 25758,
(H 111298-111304, June 2,
1908.)
Philadelphia, Pa. 25921, 26155,
26156, 25918. (H 111305-111308, June
2, 1908.)
| Reep (E. A.), Worcester, Mass.
[15462, 15463
Laurel lake from Laurel heights.
1, 2. (H 110610, 110611, May 18,
[15464, 15465
Boiling maple syrup. (H 111240,
| June 1, 1908.)
Maple sugar maker. (H 111239,
[15415-15437 |
Hampton, Baltimore Co., Md. 1-4.
(H 110686-110689, May 18, 1908.)
—— 5-12.
25, 1908.)
Wye House, Talbot Co., Md. 1-4.
{H 110682-110685, May 18, 1908.)
——5-11. (H 111280-111286, June
2, 1908.)
PoTWINE (RoperRT H.), Honolulu, Ha-
waii.
Hawaii (Yacht).
1, 1908.)
PRALL
D.C.
Burnett (Frances Hodgson).
(H 110706-110711, May 18, 1908.)
(H 111230, June
(VircInIA M.), Washington,
Cal. [15445
California redwood. (H_ 110609,
Apr. 11, 1908; 2 ec. May 16, 1908.)
RAGSDALE (M. C.), San Angela, Tex.
[15446
Chadbourne street.
20, 1908.)
Rakow (H. A.), Ludington, Mich.
[15447 |
Ludington, Mich., carferry entering
harbor. (H 110921, May 25, 1908.)
Ranp, McNattry & co., Chicago, Il.
[15448-15450
Bedtime. (F 65803, May 29, 1908.)
Good-bye.
Tickets please.
1908.)
[15439-15444 |
1-6. |
(H 110787, May |
(F 65339, May 13, 1908.) |
(F 65507, May 19,.
(H 110947-110954, May |
June 1, 1908.)
REED & CARMICK, Jersey City, N. J.
[15466, 15467
Holden chapel.
McDowell (Dr. Ephriam), home of,
| Danville, Ky.
[15488 |
| REEDER (J. D.), Waverly, Kans.
(F 65902, 65901, May 16, 1908: 2 ¢.
of each May 22, 1908.)
[15468
Two little boys in blue. (H 110616,
| May 18, 1908.)
|
Pripeaux (Jon H.), San Francisco, | June 3, 1908.)
| REICHELT (Pavt), St. Paul, Minn.
[15469-15472
St. Paul, Minn. 1-8. (H 110592-
110594, May 16, 1908.)
— Greetings from. (H 111335,
REID PUB. CO., Boston, Mass. [15473
Mother church, Main entrance view.
(H 111012, May 25, 1908; 2 c. May 19,
1908. )
REYNOLDS (J. M.), Grove City, Pa.
[15474
Grove City, Pa., Grove City college,
main bldg. (H 110955, May 25, 1908;
2 ec. May 16, 1908.)
Rospins (H. I.), Boston, Mass.
[15475-15506
Boston. 1091-1122. (382 chromos.)
(G 18692-18723, May 25, 1908.)
ROCHESTER AGRICULTURAL & # ME-
CHANICAL ASSN., Rochester, N. H.
[15507, 15508
Rochester fair 1, 2. (H 111128,
111182, May 28, 1908.)
238 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
———_
Rocers & Bronstrup, San Francisco, | SANDER (P.)—Continued.
Cal. [15509 Uncle Sam.—In the pink of condi-
Atlantic fleet passing through the | tion.—Narrow escape——Past and fu-
Golden Gate. 102. (H 110500, May Wher = a ‘e bil mane
13, 1908; 2 c. May 15, 1908. ere ignorance 1 ISS. prin
r! ) (F 65521-65532, May 20, 1908.)
Rose (CuHAs.), New York, N. Y.
[15510-15517 Engraved on his heart.—Giving ad-
: vice.—In Cupid’s toils—In doubt.—
hag! ok xe 1-8] (F 65951-65958, | wrischief maker.—Mutual agreement.—
’ ; Overworked.—Song of love.—Striking
Rose (CHARLES J.), Roxbury, Mass. love’s chord.—Striking - the right
[15518-15566 | chord.—Two hearts that beat as one.—
: Well earned rest.—Willing captive.—
Are you a royal rooter.—Base hit.— ppl 2 .
Blind Ci butt Foal strike.—Get a | Willing listener. [14 prints] (F 65756—
basket.—Heavy hitter.—Her fortune | 69769, May 27, 1908.)
I’m for the foul strike rule—I um-| <Anticipation.—Birds of a feather.—
pired a game.—lI’ve got all the! Happy pair—Life saver—Mutual
curves.—I’ve got my eye on the ball.— | wishes.—Quiet sail.—-Shell game.—
I’ve recovered my batting eye.—In leap | Two hearts that beat as one. [8
year.—Ladies day.—My bat-ing aver- | prints] (F 65969-65976, June 5, 1908.)
age is growing.—Offering.—Pop fly.— |
Portrait. — Rival. — Slashing single— | SAUNDERS (ALBERT E.), New Bedford,
Slugger. — Southpaw artist. — Squall Mass. [15633
room boys [1-20].—Squeeze play.— Our country needs Roosevelt. (F
Suppliant.— Terrible whip. — Texas | 65489, May 13, 1908; 1 ¢. May 13, 1908;
leaguer.—Two strikes and one down.— | 7 ¢, May 27, 1908.)
Toast.—Wayfarer. [49 prints] (F
65281-65329, May 12, 1908; 2 c. of each | ScHiRMER (G.), New York, N. Y.
May 9, 1908.) |
Rose (H. M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[15567-15595
[Comic base ball. 1-8] (F 65914—
65921, June 3, 1908.)
[Merry widow cards. 1-4] (F
65618-65621, May 23, 1908.)
[Merry widow hat. 1-4] (IF 65855,
65858, June 1, 1908.)
Nations choice. (F 65924, June 38,
1908. )
[New Years cards. 14] (F 65361- | ScuMipt (WILHELM), Colorado
65364, May 14, 1908.) Springs, Colo. [15641, 15642
;
|
[New Years cards. 1-8] (F 65411- Mount of the Holy Cross, Golo. 1, 2.
[15634
| Chanson Bohemienne. (G@ _ 18728,
June 1, 1908.)
SCHLECHTEN (ALBERT), Bozeman, Mont.
[15635-15640
Bozeman, Mont., New Catholic
church.
Gallatin river. 1-4.
On the West Gallatin. 5.
(H 111016-—111021, May 25, 1908.)
65418, May 15, 1908.) (H 111136, 111137, May 28, 1908; 2 c.
Rose (R. H.) & son, Princeton, N. J. | Of each May 29, 1908.)
[15596 | ScHMIpT LITHOGRAPH co., San Fran-
Four eight oared shells on Carnegie cisco, Cal. [15643
lake, Princeton, Nudd. (H 111287, June Eight dishes of salmon. (F 65591,
2, 1908.) May 19, 1908.)
ROsE co., Philadelphia, — [15597 ScHuMmo (Sizas L.), Philadelphia, Pa,
Diamond (The) (F 65770, May 27, [15644-15647
1908. ) Inn of the Good Samaritan. (H
Ryan (DanieL Edward), Newburgh, | 109455, Apr. 16, 1908.)
N.. XY. [15598
Shore of Dead sea, Mt. Nebo in dis-
tance. (H 109454, Apr. 16, 1908.)
Tree of agony in Garden of Geth-
semane. (H 109453, Apr. 16, 1908.)
Tree on the beach above Jaffa. (H
109456, Apr. 16, 1908.)
2 c. of each June 5, 1908.
Waldon, N. Y., New York knife co.
(H 111011, May 25, 1908.)
SANDER (P.), New York, N. Y.
[15599-15632
Anticipations.—Attacking parties.—
Dignity and independence.—F lower of
the flock.—Game bird.—Greetings from
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
Scuowas & Wo tr, New York, N. Y.
[15648
Russell (Lillian). (G 18386, Mar.
28, 1908.* )
SCOFIELD-PIERSON Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
[15649
God’s will, not ours, be done. (F
65440, May 12, 1908; 2 ec. May 25,
1908. )
SEYFFER (FRED M.), Le Roy, N. Y.
[15650
Le Roy, N. Y., old Main st. bridge.
(H 111182, May 29, 1908.)
SHaw (W. T.), Pullman, Wash.
[15651
China pheasant cock. (FF 65597,
May 22, 1908.)
SHEAHAN (Maurice T.), Brookline,
Mass. [15652-15654
Bryan (William Jennings) (F
65554, May 21, 1908.)
Hughes (Charles E.)
May 21, 1908.)
Taft (William Howard)
May 21, 1908.)
(F 65552,
(F 65553,
SILBERER (DARWIN JD.) BrRos., New
Mork, Ni: .¥. [15655
Chase yourself. (H 110603, May 16,
1908. )
SKINNER (Mrs. Mixcprep G.), San Le-
andro, Cal. [15656
There is only one thing our state
can’t beat. (F 65441, May 2, 1908.)
SLOAN (J. V.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[15657, 15658
Never cross a bridge until you come
to it. (G 18638, May 14, 1908.)
Tall oaks from little acorns grow.
(G 18639, May 14, 1908; 2 c. May 14,
1908.) *
Smitu (Erwin E.), Boston, Mass.
[15659-15671
Bull-doging a calf.—Chuck-wagon
and Remuda.—Chuck-wagon on the
move.—Cowboys eating tomatoes.—
Line-rider in camp.—Map in the
sand.—Mounting a _ brone.—On_look-
out for cattle—Pulling chuck-wagon
out of eanyon.—Rocky trail.—Snaking
in a calf.—Stray man.—Texas cow-
boy. [13 photographs.] (H 111054-
111066, May 26, 1908; 2 ec. of each
May 18, 1908.)
SmitH (F.), San Francisco, Cal.
[15672
Welcome to the coast. (F 65818,
June 1, 1908; 2 c. May 11, 1908.)
239
SOUDER PRINTING Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[15673
Have my eye on you. (F 65592,
May 16, 1908; 1 c. May 4, 1908; 1 «¢.
May 16, 1908.)
SPENCER (HuGH), St. Cloud, Minn.
[15674-15676
St. Cloud, Minn. 627, 629, 630. (H
110235-110237, May 6, 1908; 2 ec. of
each June 6, 1908.)
Spires (A.), Sandusky, Ohio.
[15677, 15678
Sandusky, Ohio, Soldiers’ home, new
hospital building. 1, 2. (H 111031,
111032, May 25, 1908.)
STADERMAN (JULIUS P.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[15679
May 16,
Cupid’s hearts. (H 110577,
1908.)
STANDARD PUB. Co., Watertown, N. Y.
[15680
Brennan (Mrs. Sarah). (F 65643,
May 25, 1908.)
STEICHEN (EDWARD), New York, N. Y.
[15681-15683
Goal (The). (F 65470, May 18,
1908. )
Roosevelt (Theodore). (F 65468,
May 18, 1908.)
Taft (William Howard). (F 65469,
May 18, 1908.)
STEPHENSON (R. L.), Lockport, Il.
[15684
Hotel Munroe, Joliet, IJ. (H 111073,
May 26, 1908.)
STONE (M. T.) Art co., Mobile, Ala.
[15685
Mobile carnival, 1908. Royal party.
(H 110889, May 23, 1908; 2 ec. May 14,
1908.)
StoucH (H.) & co., West Baden, Ind.
[15686
Interior view of the rotunda of the
West Baden hotel. (H 99049, Aug. 26,
1907 ; 2 ec. May 18, 1908.)
Stout (Horace E.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[15687
Don Derby. (H 111278, June 2,
1908; 2 c. May 27, 1908.)
Strauss (J. C.), St. Louis, Mo. [15688
Carleton (Murray). (H _ 107981,
Mar. 28, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1908.)
Strauss & Pierce, St. Louis, Mo.
[15689-15691
Taggart (Thos.) A-C. (H 110538—
110540, May 14, 1908.)
240
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
STRICKLAND (JoHN J.), Reading, Pa.
[15692-15696
_ Cross Keys bridge over Schuylkill
river.
P. & R. R. R. bridge across Schuyl-
kill river near Tuckerton, Pa.
Peocock’s lock along Schuylkill
river.
Reading, Pa., Riverview driving club.
Schuylkill river,
Reading, Pa.
(H 111288-111292, June 2, 1908.)
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
[Poster] 1908—-C-75. (G
Feb. 17, 1908; 2 c. Mar. 23, 1908.*)
—N. Y. 12782.
1908; 2 c. May 20, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12744.
1908; 2 c. June 8, 1908.)
NN, Xu SSG, Fe ea. OG
18594, 18595, May 6, 1908; 2 c. of each
May 18, 1908.)
. |
view along near |
[15697-15705
18155,
(G 18560, May 1,
——N. Y. 12750. (G 18583, May 6,
19N8; 2 e. June 8, 1908.)
— 1908-C-22. (G 18649, May 16, |
1908 ; 2 c. May 20, 1908.)
NS YY. SSRN OY.) 22000)
18644, 18647, May 16, 1908; 2 c. of
each June 8, 1908.)
TABER-PRANG ART Cco.—Continued.
Cosy corner. 4762.
Distant view of the Catskills. 4761.
General and adjutant. On the
shores of Antibes. 4751.
Head of the pond. 4748.
Holland cattle. 4759.
4765.
Landscape with sheep. 4755.
Meditation. 4753.
Return of the holy family from
Egypt. 4754.
Sacrifice of Abraham. 4757.
View on the Seine. 4764.
(F 65622-65639, May 23,1908; 2c. of
Landscape.
(G 18561, May 1, °@¢, May 25, 1908.)
TAMMEN (H. H.), Denver, Colo.
[15729-15781
Greetings from the Democratic na-
tional convention. :
Just arrived.
Xtra the daily Democrat xtra.
(F 65518-65515, May 19, 1908.)
| TARBELL (JOHN H.), Boston, Mass.
Bellevue, |
SULLENBERGER (LUM P.),
Nebr. [15706 |
Bellevue tornado. (H 111217, June |
1, 1908.)
Swann (Horace C.), New York, N. Y.
[15707
me Tour peace. FP FY oH FP. tf
65338, May 138, 1908.)
SWEET BROTHERS, Minneapolis, Minn.
[15708, 15709 |
Twin City series. O,P. (H 111192, |
111198, May 29, 1908.) |
SyLvesteR (Epwarp G.), Cedar.
Rapids, Iowa. [15710 |
After the bath. (H 110512, May |
14, 1908; 2 c. May 4, 1908.)
TABER-PRANG ART CO., Springfield,
Mass. [15711-15728
Age of innocence. 4747.
Among the lowly. 4758.
Autumn. 4768.
Awaiting the attack. 4749.
Battle scene. Arabs making a de-
tour. 4756.
Brother and sister. 4760.
Brothers (The) Adrian and William ®
Van de Velde. 4752.
: [15732
Foster mother. (H 111349, June 4,
1908. )
TENNANT (H. F.), East Hampton,
Conn. [15733
Minute men base ball team, Bast
Hampton, Conn. (H 110693, May 18,
1908. )
THOMPSON (GERALD B.), Olean, N. Y.
(15734, 15735
Dreaming.—Where the Alleghany
flows. (H 110887, 110888,. May 22,
1908; 2 c. of each May 15, 1908.)
THOMPSON (THOMAS ROBERTS), New
Haven, Conn. [15736-15758
Drinklets. 1-23. (F 65698-65720,
May 26, 1908; 2 ec. of each June 3,
1908. )
| ToLMAN (FRep S.), Brockton, Mass.
[15759, 15760
Harvard girl. (F 65642, May 25,
1908. )
Yale girl. (F 65641, May 25, 1908.)
TOWNSEND (CHAS. A.), Belfast, Me.
[15761, 15762
Morning ride. t-2. (H 111242,
111243, June 1, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
241
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Ill.
[15763-15767 |
Danny dreamer.
1908. )
— (F 65726, May 27, 1908.)
Mamma’s angel child. (F 65508,
May 19, 1908.)
— (F 65727, May 27, 1908.)
Suyehiro (Miss Hiro.)
May 19, 1908.)
TRIBUNE PUP. Co., Dillon, Mont.
[15768
Montana (Cruiser), silver service.
(F 65421, May 16, 1908.)
TrIMPEY & co., Anderson, S. C.
[15769
(H 110790,
(F 65509, May 19,
Willie and the midget.
May 20, 1908.)
Tuprer (H. W.), Cambridge, Mass.
[15770, 15771
- Harvard. 1908 class.
Harvard. 1911 class.
111036, May 25, 1908; 2 ec. of each,
May 19, 1908.)
TourRRILL & MILLER, San Francisco, Cal. |
[15772-15777
Atlantic fleet entering the Golden
Gate.
Atlantic
Golden Gate.
Atlantic
Golden Gate.
Connecticut (U. S. F. S.), San Fran-
cisco Bay, 39, 40.
Evans (Admiral) naval _ parade.
(H 110633-110638, May 18, 1908.)
ULLMAN MANUFACTURING co., New
mot Ork, N. Y. [15778-15792
Fisherman’s luck.—Hearts.—Pilot.—
Reflections. [4 prints]
65668, May 25, 1908.)
End of the story.—Love letter.—
squadron nearing’ the
Squadron entering the
Lullaby.—Saying grace. [4 photo-
graphs] (H 110997-111000, May 25,
1908. )
Adrift.—Lucky moon.—St. Nicotinus.
[3 prints] (F 66021-66023, June §8,
1908. )
'In ambush.—Madonna.—Morning.—
Night. [4 photographs] (H 111512—
111515, June 8, 1908.)
UNDERHILL (IRVING), Jersey City, N. J.
[15793
- Hudson terminal bldg., exterior
view. E 3885. (H 111586, June 9;
1908. )
(H 111035, |
| 93460.
(EF 65665- |
(G 18656 —
| U
| 113930,
| 110781-110786, May 20, 4908.)
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
3 Pas [15794-15985
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 99206,
| U 106979, U 106985, U 112938, U
| 112938-2, U 112990. (H 110532-—
110537, May 14, 1908.)
U 99026, U 104999, U 112705, U
112716, U 113907. (H 110557-110561,
May 15, 1908; 2 c. of each May 16,
1908. )
—U 113923, U 113924, U 102442.
(H 110589-110591, May 16, 1908.)
——U 96649, U 96651, U 96660, U
966638, U 99405, U 99407, U 99409, U
| 99410, U 99412, U 99415, U 99418, U
99420, U 99440, U 99444, U 99761,
U 99763, U 99765, U 99768, U 99770, U
99771, U 99774, U 99775, U 103642, U
103647, U 103651, U 103653, U 104531,
U 104734, U 104736, U 104737, U
| 104740, U 104741, U 104772, U 104774,
104783, U 113898, U 113917, U
U 1189382, U 113935. (H
110641-110680, May 18, 1908.)
——U 92676, U 92961, U 93150, U
(H 110740-110743, May 19,
1908. )
U 80087, U 104427, U 112937,
U 112951, U 118698, U_ 113714. (H
U 92616, U 92689, U 92933, U
93487, U 105907, U 105907-2, U 105997,
' U 106109, U 106161, U 106161-2, U
I
106175, U 106191, U 106191-2, U
107479. (H 110801-110814, May 21,
1908. )
—-U 1138894, U 113894-2, 113898-—
(H 110871-110878, May 22, 1908.)
—U 86788, U 86803, U 86813, U
3)
a
| $6835, U 105412, U 105491, U 105536,
| U 105575, U 112984, U
112985, ._U
112995, U 113004, U 113008, U 113011,
U 1138016, U 1138959. (H 110893—
110908, May 23, 1908.)
U 56634, U 57956, U 58530,
58687, U 72680, U 72901, U 73754,
74069, U 78012, U 78427, U 86822, U
98082, U 98321, U 100576, U 101632, U
102416. (H 110958-1109738, May 25,
1908. )
—U 105997-2. (H 111053, May
.26, 1908; 2 ec. June 2, 1908.)
U 57507, U 58197, U 84572, U
103898, U 105607, U 112779, U 112858,
U 112860, U 112861, U 112862, U
112863, U 1138127, U 1132538, U 113931,
U 1138934, U 113940. (H_ 111081-
111096, May 27, 1908.)
— U 108739, U 103944, U 107398,
U 107530. (H 111143-111146, May
28, 1908. )
U
U
242
;
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWoop—Continued.
— U 69745, U 69766, U 69838, U
69864, U 69913, U 84514, U 113943.
(H 111232-111238, June 1, 1908.)
— U 42482, U 42752, U 90339,
U 118914, 113941. (H 111293-111297,
June 2, 1908.)
— U 69038, U 70479, U 71267.
111318-111320, June 3, 1908.)
— U 113976. (H 111321, June 3,
1908; 2 c. June 5, 1908.)
(H
—— U 92589, U 113981-113988. |
(H 111352-111360, June 4, 1908.)
| 22, 1908.)
— U 81505, U 81525, U 81531, U
81534, U 81555, U 81557, U 81561, U
81566, U 81571, U 81577, U 81582, U |
81586, U 81598, U 81601, U 81623, TU |
81639, U 81640, U 81667, U 81669, U
_ 81696, U 81709, U 81722, U 81724, U
81728, U 81736, U 81737, U 81773, U
81791, U 81808, U 81810, U 81813, T |
114001. H 111378, 111380-111410
June 5, 1908.
Washington, D. C., Library of Con-
gress, grand staircase. 3. (H 110816, |
May 21, 1908.)
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [15986-15998
Busy Dan pid always did butt in |
at foot-ball games. 11173. (F 65963,
June 5, 1908.)
Celebrating the victory. (H 111205,
June 1, 1908.)
Reception to Mr. Fresh. (H 111204,
June 1, 1908.)
Bust portrait of girl.—Girl holding
wine glass.—Girl in evening dress.—
Girl in street costume.—Girl skating.
[& photographs.] (H 111504—111508,
June 8, 1908.)
[Posters] 359, 11303,
18620-18622, May 12, 1908.)
— 11340, 11348. (G 18690, 18691,
May 25, 1908.)
11304.
Vaca (ZENON WLADYSLAW), Chicago, |
Ill. [15999
St. Agatha’s school diploma. (F
65816, June 1, 1908.)
VAN DYKE (ALEXANDER L.), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [16000
Oh! Leap year. (F 65260, May 11,
1908; 2 c. Apr. 3, 1908.)
VAUGHAN & KEITH, San Francisco, Cal.
[16001
Taft (Wm. H.) (H 111213, June 1,
1908.)
VEATCH (WILLIAM L.), Cedar Falls,
Iowa. [16002, 16003
Iowa state normal school, Cedar |
(G |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v. 3
Falls, lowa. Faculty 1908. A, B.
110504, 110505, May 18, 1908.)
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
[16004-16021
(H 110578, May
(H
Bill, the bill poster.
16, 1908.)
Braggart (The) (H 111179, May
29, 1908.)
Circumstantial evidence. (H 111509,
June 8, 1908.)
East Lynne. (H 111203, June 1,
1908. )
Fool] and his money are soon parted.
(H 110862, May 22, 1908.)
Gambler. (H 110465, May 12, 1908.)
Gratitude. (H 111581, June 9, 1908.)
He got soap in his eyes. (H 110737,
May 19, 1908.)
Husband’s revenge. (H 110860, May
Lover’s ruse. (H 110579, May 16,
1908.)
Noble jester. (H 111580, June 9,
1908.)
Odd pair of limbs. (H 110464, May
12, 1908.)
Orphan. (H 110736, May 19, 1908.)
Romeo and Juliet. (H 111087, May
26, 1908.)
Salt did it. (H 110861, May 22,
1908. )
Selfish man. (H 111582, June 9,
1908.)
Two traveling bags. (H 111180,
May 29, 1908.)
When Casey joined the lodge.
111202, June 1, 1908.)
Voss (A. G.), Chicago, Il.
[16022-16035
(H 104699, Jan. 2,
(A
Bit of Florida.
| 1908.)
Come in, the water’s fine. (H
104709, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Crossed wire. (H 104704, Jan. 2,
' 1908.)
Marguerite. (H 104702, Jan. 2,
1908. )
My lady chauffeur. (H 104703,
Jan. 2, 1908.)
Poor scholar. (H 104707, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Teasing. (H 104701, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Three queens and a pair of jacks.
(H 104700, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Winter afternoon. (H 104708, Jan.
2, 1908.) ‘.
2c. of each May 22, 1908.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
Vass (A. G.)—Continued.
Day dreams. (F 61252, Jan. 2,
1908. )
Fancy free. (F 61251, Jan. 2, 1908.)
Holland landscape. (F 61254, Jan.
2, 1908.)
Love message. (F 61253, Jan. 2,.
1908. )
Venetian canal. (F 61250, Jan. 2.
1908. )
2 ce. of each Apr. 30, 1908.
WALES (R. E.), Oakland, Cal.
[16036-16038
Evans (Admiral) boarding flagship
for the last time. (H 110564, May 15,
1908. )
Kansas (Battleship) under full
speed. (H 110563, May 15, 1908.)
Last stand of Admiral Evans on the
bridge. (H 110562, May 15, 1908.)
WALKER BROTHERS DRY GOODS Co., Salt
Lake City, Utah. [16039
Salt Lake City, bird’seye view. (F
65613, May 23, 1908.)
WATERMAN (C. E.), Chicago, II].
[16040-16049
U. S. battleships :—Colorado, Kear-
sarge, Nebraska, New Jersey, Pennsy]l-
vania, South Dakota, West Virginia,
Wisconsin. (H 111114, 111117-111120,
fittee, May 27, 1908: 2 ec. of each
June 1, 1908.)
U. S. Pacific fleet, first squadron.
(H 111255, June 1, 1908.)
first division. (H 111256, June
1, 1908.)
Waters (R. J.) & co., San Francisco,
Cal. [16050-16055
Atlantic fleet entering San Francisco
harbor.—Fleet (The)—Golden Gate.—
Naval parade, San fFrancisco.—San
Francisco bay, 1, 2. (H 111495-111501,
June 6, 1908.)
WATSON (MaTTHEW MurpDocg ), Everett,
Mass. [16056
I’m afraid to go home in the dark.
(F 65555, May 20, 1908; 2 ec. May 6,
1908. )
WEIDNER (CHAS.), San Francisco, Cal.
[16057
Arrival of the Atlantic fleet at the
Golden Gate. May 6, 1908. (H 110525,
May 14, 1908.)
WEIL (HENRY) & co., New York, N. Y.
[16058-16060
(F 65512, May 19,
Daisy ‘chain.
1908.)
243
WeIt (HENRY) & co.—Continued.
Downy thistle. (F 65510, May 19,
1908. )
My country ’tis of thee.
May 19, 1908.)
WEITZ (NETTIE A. B.), New York, N. Y.
[16061
View from Hague dwellings. (F
65374, May 15, 1908; 2 €. May 11,
1908. )
WELLMAN (WALTER), New York, N. Y.
[16062-16069
1-8. (F 65941-
(F 65511,
Merry widow wiles.
65948, June 4, 1908.)
WELSH (JAMES B.), Grove City, Pa.
[16070-16074
Hill Side ladies dormatory. 2. (H
110768, May 19, 1908.)
—4. (H. 110770, May 19, 1908.)
Shenango, Scene on. 1. (H 110767,
May 19, 1908.)
—— 38. (H 110769, May 19, 1908.)
Westminster College, main building.
5. (H 110771, May 19, 1908.)
2c. of each May 13, 1908.
WHITE (ARTHUR J.), Schenectady,
i. 2 [16075, 16076
Co. F, N. G. N. Y. (H 110585, May
16, 1908. )
Schenectady high school senior class
1908. (H 110870, May 22, 1908; 2 c.
May 25, 1908.)
WHITE (H. C.) co., North Bennington,
Tt [16077-16085
Atlantic fleet, San Francisco, Cal.
8793, 8799. (H 111516, 111522, June 8,
1908.)
Naval parade, San Francisco, Cal.
8794-8798. (H 111517-111521, June 8,
1908. )
Switzerland. 15248, 15255.
110956, 110957, May 25, 1908.)
WHITE (LiLoyD), Washington, D. C.
[16086-16089
Apple blossoms.—Blossom.—Maiden-
hood. 1, 2. [4 photos.] (H 110852-
111855, May 21, 1908.)
WHITE co., New York, N. Y. [16090
White (Walter C.) winning Fort
George, N. Y., hill climb, Apr. 9, 1908.
(H 111480, June 6, 1908; 2 c. June 1,
1908. )
WHITEHEAD & Hoag co., Newark, N. J.
[16091
(H 111241, June 1,
(H
Telephone girl.
1908. )
244
WHITMORE (CHAS. M.), North Adams,
Mass. [16092, 16093
North Adams No. 1 (The) 1,2. (H
110520, 110521, May 14, 1908.)
WIGGINS (WILLIAM OTIS), Ava, IIl.
[16094 |
Have been around the horn. (F
65505, May 19, 1908.)
WILLIAMS (HaAzaet C.), St. Mary’s, |
[16095, 16096 ©
(Hi |
W. Va.
a. mate WW. Va oe ee
110518, 110514, May 14, 1908; 2 c. of
each May 11, 1908.)
WitLtiAMs (O. D.),
Mass.
Not yet, but soon.
What t’ell Bill.
(F 65922, 65923, June 3, 1908; 2 ¢c.
of each May 25, 1908.)
WISEMAN (W. H.), Alton, II.
[16099-16101
ae ee Uk
Jamaica Plain,
Battalion formation.
111042, May 26, 1908.)
[16097, 16098 |
)
Lake view K. M. S. H 111044, May
26, 1908.)
K. M. S. Boonville, Mo.
May 26, 1908.)
WoLrr (LOUIS) AND Co., LTD., London,
England. [16102, 16103
Fold yard.—Winding stream.
(F 65488, 65439, May 18, 1908; 2 c.
May 15, 1908.)
Woop (Oris F.), New Brighton, N. Y.
[16104-16123
Bub, he’s always to blame (F
65474, May 18, 1908.
—— (F 65672, May 25, 1908.)
— (F 65861, June 1, 1908.)
— (F 66008, June 6, 1908.)
(H 111043,
|YoOUNG PEOPLE’S CHRISTIAN
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, n. s., v. 3
Woop (Otis F.)—Continued.
Mary and her littie lamb.
65475, May 18, 1908.
— (F 65674, May 25, 1908.)
—— (F 65863, June 1, 1908.)
— (F 66010, June 6, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
65472, May 18, 1908.)
— (F 65670, May 25, 1908.)
— (F 65859, June 1, 1908.)
(F 66006, June 6, 1908.)
Simon Simple. (F 65476, May 18,
1908. )
—— (F 65673, May 25, 1908.)
—— (F 65862, June 1, 1908.)
—— (F 66009, June 6, 1908.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F 65473, May 18, 1908.)
—— (F 65671, May 25, 1908.)
—— (F 65860, June 1, 1908.)
(F 66007, June 6, 1908.)
WricHT (FRANctIs L.), St. Paul, Minn.
[16124-16126
Minnehaha Falls. 8238, 824. (H
111101, 111102, May 27, 1908.)
Mystic shrine, St. Paul, Minn. 34th
annual session. (H 1113851, June 4,
1908. )
WoURTS BROTHERS, New York, N. Y.
[16127-16132
D. C., Metropolitan
(H
(eo
(Fr
Washington,
club. 1-5; New Union station.
110526-110531, May 14, 1908.)
Youne & CarRL, Cincinnati, Ohio.
[16133, 16134
Gadski (Madam) 1, 2. (H 111009,
111010, May 25, 1908.) .
TEMPER-
ANCE UNION, Chicago, Ill. [16135
Real issue. (G 18643, May 16, 1908.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts, and Prints, completed by deposit__ 5, 313
Number of entries of Chomos and Lithographs, completed by deposit_____
1, 086
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit________-_--_--__-- 8,
CLASS |,
FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings, drawings, statuary, and models or designs
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated ;
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
day of entry.
1908; 1
The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: ‘‘ Cop
right by Edwin Austin Abbey, London, England.
photograph received May 21, 1908.”
py-
Class I, XXe, no. 25711, May 21,
ABBEY (EDWIN AUSTIN), London, Eng- |
land. [16136-16148
Art. Mural decoration. Single fig-
ure, in right hand mirror of truth, in
left model of the Parthenon. (I 25711,
May 21, 1908.)
Law. Mural decoration. Single fig-
ure, in right hand blunt sword of
mercy, in left, scales. (I 25712, May
21, 1908.)
Religion. Mural decoration. Single
figure with arms raised, on right an
altar; on left, a torch.
21, 1908.)
Science.
figure veiled.
ning; in left, an owl.
21, 1908.)
Mural decoration. Single
the earth. Mural decoration. Science
accompanied by Fortune and Abun-
dance points with her spear. (I 25709,
May 21, 1908.)
Spirit of light. Mural decoration.
Derricks over oil wells, spirits bring
light to the world. (I 25707, May 21,
1908. )
Spirit of religious liberty.
decoration.
accompanied by Faith and Hope.
25710, May 21, 1908.)
Spirit of Vulean. Mural decoration.
Genius of the workers in iron and
(I
steel. (I 25708, May 21, 1908.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC co., New
Work, N. Y. [16144-16146
Armful of kittens.
tially clothed, carrying against her
bosom three kittens. (I 25911, June
6, 1908.)
Daisies. Plot of daisies in the
midst of which stands a little girl
with blonde curls. (I 25912, June 6,
1908. )
Rover & his little friend. Little
girl wearing hat, her arms around
neck of dog. (I 25910, June 6, 1908.)
14, May |
(I 25714, May | 1908. )
| ANaReyRos (S.), New York, N. Y.
In right hand, the light- |
(I 25713, May |
| of young woman of Spanish type, hair
Science revealing the treasures of |
Mural /
Spirit of religious liberty |
Little girl par- |
| (I 25799,
| 25723, May
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT Co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [16147-16150
Bunco in Arizona. Caught in the
lasso after a hard fight. Poster draw-
ing. (I 25679, May 15, 1908.)
Clown girl and clown. Poster draw-
ing. (I 25678, May 15, 1908.)
It’s all on the quiet.
lesson. Poster drawing.
May 15, 1908.)
The interrupted
Poster drawing. (I 25676,
The dancing
(I 25677,
aa operation.
May 15,
[16151, 16152
Oriental girl. Half length figure
falling over her shoulders. (I 25800,
May 25, 1908.)
Turkish cavalry officer. A madly
dashing charger upon which is
mounted an officer, probably a Turk.
May 25, 1908.)
New York, N. Y.
[16153
First nature faker. A stork stand-
ing in a body of water, holding a
baby suspended by its clothes. (I
2, 1908.)
APPIANI & FRAGUELI, Barre, Vt.
[16154, 16155
Tablet sarcophagus, no. 168. In
center of front, Resurrection winged
angel with ppt ec in right hand. (I
25734, May 22, 1908.)
Tablet sarcophagus, no. 169. Carved
scroll supports on each end winged
angel. (I 25733, May 22, 1908.)
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[16156-16168
American girl. Full figure of young
woman standing by a table upon which
is a jar of roses. (I 25774, May 28,
1908. )
APOLLO SILVER CO.,
245
246
ARTHUR (JAMES )—Continued.
Auto girl. Three-quarter figure of
young woman in long red coat and
veil. (I 25777, May 23, 1908.)
Busy day. Full figure of a young
woman, seated by window, with scis-
sors in hand, ripping. (I 25773, May
23, 1908.)
Canoe girl.
young woman
standing by a canoe.
23, 1908.)
Clarabell.
young woman, face wreathed in smiles,
lace gown, black lynx furs and black
hat. (I 25770, May 23, 1908.)
Five o’clock tea. Three-quarter fig-
ure of young woman standing by a
tea table. (1 25776, May 23, 1908.)
Gossips. Three-quarter length fig-
ure of young woman in colonial cos-
tume seated at a tea table, parrot
perched on back of her chair. (I
25772, May 23, 1908.)
Three-quarter figure of
in sporting costume,
(I 25778, May
large bunch of holly in her arms.
25775, May 23, 1908.)
Matinee girl. Full figure of young
woman, dressed in rich dark gown,
black hat and black lynx furs. (I
25781, May 23, 1908.)
Poinsetta. Head and shoulders of
young woman in blue coat and chin-
ehilla fur, branch of poinsetta blos-
soms across the chest. (I 25782, May
23, 1908.)
Red tulips. Three-quarter figure of
young woman in lace gown, with bunch
of red tulips held up to face.
25780, May 23, 1908.)
Violets. Head and shoulders of
young woman with lace waist, huge
bunch of violets pinned on corsage. (I
25779, May 23, 1908.)
Yachting girl. Three-quarter length
figure young woman in white yachting
dress, stiff breeze blowing. (I 25771,
May 23, 1908.)
AvieporR (RENE), Paris, France.
[16169
Jeune paysanne; by Réné Avigdor.
Red haired young peasant girl carry-
ing on her back a buneh of foliage.
(I 256538, May 12, 1908.)
BARNES-CROSBY CO., Chicago, Ill.
[16170-16172
L2926, L2939, L2940. (I 25840-
25842, May 28, 1908.)
Three-quarter figure of |
(I |
| exploding fireworks waving a flag.
| 25696, May 18, 1908.)
Holly. Half figure of young woman |
in blue coat, chinchilla furs, with a)
a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8s.,v.3
BEALE (NELL), San Francisco, Cal.
[16173
Isis. Model in low relief, figure of
a woman in sitting posture. (1 25885,
June 5, 1908; 1 photo May 6, 1908.)
Beck (CHartes A.), New York, N. Y.
[16174-16177
Miss Liberty. Dawn. Female figure
draped in the American flag, shooting a
pistol. (I 25693, May 18, 1908.)
Night. Female figure draped in
the American flag, holding aloft
showers, rockets and stars. (I 25694,
May 18, 1908.)
Noon. Female figure draped in
the American flag, seated on a cannon
which is being shot off. (1 25695, May
18, 1908.)
— Sunset. Female figure draped
in the American flag, standing among
(I
BELLANGER (CAMILLE Fe£xrx), Paris,
France 6178
Sentier (Le) du bourg neuf; by
Camille Félix Bellanger. Red-haired
young girl pushiug a wheelbarrow
loaded with beans. (1 25657, May 12,
1908. )
BERAUD (JEAN), Paris, France.
[16179-16181
Abonnés (Les); by Jean Béraud.
| Couple about to enter their opera box
at the Paris grand opera house.
(1
25645, May 12, 1908.)
Jeune (La) Hébé; by Jean Béraud.
Hebe offering the cup to the eagle
Jupiter. (I 25644, May 12, 1908.)
Montmartre; by Jean Béraud.
Frolic of Bohemians from Montmartre,
actors and actresses, among them a
painter and a violinist. (I 25646, May
12, 1908.)
Bere (JEAN), Paris, France.
[16182, 16183
Jeune famille (Zélande) Family
scene in Zeland. Young mother in an
armchair, about to nurse her child.
| (I 25648, May 12, 1908.)
Noce (Une) 4 l’auberge. Wedding
at a New Zeland inn. Bride seated
in an armchair, bridegroom smoking
a long pipe. (I 25647, May 12, 1908.)
FINE ARTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
Birney (W. VERPLANCK), New York, |
A [as
[16184-16191
After a hard day; by W. V. Birney.
Interior of panelled room, grey-haired
man smoking a long-stemmed pipe. (I
25829, May 27, 1908.)
Close of their first day; by W. V.
Birney.
ures, two seated on a sofa before a fire-
place, servant removing remains of
dinner. (I 25828, May 27, 1908.)
Flaw in the will; by W. V. Birney.
Interior of lawyer’s office, old man
reading yellow parchment, young man
watching the reading. (I 25830, May
27, 1908.)
Plea for consideration; by W. V. Bir-
ney. Colonial interior, two figures, girl
seated on table, man leaning over table.
(I 25827, May 27, 1908.)
Professor. Man with grey hair,
puffed white tie, stands behind table;
holds open book in hands. (I 25929, |
June 8, 1908.)
Special brew. Interior. Man in
hunting costume, seated in large high-
backed armchair, peeling a lemon into
a white bowl, upon a four-legged stool.
(I 25930, June 8, 1908.)
Spider and the fly; by W. V. Birney.
Two men seated at opposite sides of
table, both silently smoking. (I 25849,
May 29, 1908.)
World forgotten; by W. V. Birney.
Man standing leaning against old
spinet, playing violin, woman with
arms extended on spinet, looking at
man. (I 25848, May 29, 1908.)
BLOCK BROTHERS TOB. CO., Wheeling,
W. Va. [16192
Golf girl. Girl on horseback, hold-
ing reins with left hand and riding
stick in right hand. (I 25724, May 20,
1908.)
BosToN SCULPTURE COo., Melrose, Mass.
[16193
Little Dutch maid. Standing erect
with hands folded in front clasping a
rose. (I 25788, May 25, 1908.)
Boyté (ABEL), Levallois-Perret, France. .
[16194, 16195
Dans les bois frais. Young woman
disrobing by the water. Shoulders and
bosom partly bare. (I 25654, May 12,
1908.)
Colonial interior, three fig- |
| 5804.
247
Bort (Ase. )—Continued.
Songes épars; by Abel Boyé. Young
woman seated on a stone bench, her
head on her left hand. (I 25655, May
12, 1908.)
BRAUN, CLEMENT & CO., Paris, France.
[16196-16212
Baby; by Eisman Semenowsky.
Young girl wearing a bonnet and a
white gown, leaving her arms bare.
(I 25806, May 27, 1908.)
Bouquet blanc; by d’ Enjolras.
Young woman nude to bust, at a table
with left arm on a pillow, in right
hand some flowers. 5820. (I 25816,
May 27, 1908.)
Deux amis; by d’ Otemar. Seated
figure of a young woman, shoulders
bare, in her arms she holds a kitten.
5806. (I 25808, May 27, 1908.)
Dévoilée; by Enjolras. Nude figure
of young woman, lying on couch, cov-
ered with some gauze. 5821. (I 25817,
May 27, 1908.)
Estella; by Serendat di Belzim.
Nude figure of young woman seated on
cloud, hair down her back, hands up-
lifted. 5819. (I 25815, May 27, 1908.)
Estella (detail) ; by Serendat di Bel-
zim. Young woman, hair down the
back, hands uplifted. 5816. (I 25813,
May 27, 1908.)
Eté; by Serendat de Belzim. Young
woman dressed in light gown, arms up-
lifted, touches some flower bushes,
back against antique wall. 5805. (I
25807, May 27, 1908.)
Etoile (L’); by J. Enjolras. Nude
bust figure of a young woman, hair
down her back, in right hand some
flowers. 5812. (I 25811, May 27,
1908. )
Fiancés (Les); by Cesar Detli.
Court scene, procession coming down
the stairs. Men and women in fancy
costumes. 5808. (I 25809, May 27,
1908. )
Indiscret (L’); Alonso Perez.
Shoemaker’s shop. Young woman
seated, man trying to fit her with
shoes. 5802. (I 25805, May 27, 1908.)
Intrus (L’); by A. Bellet. Young
woman in costume of ballet dancer
seated on table, holds wine glass, man
dressed as Arlequin whispers to her.
5814. (I 25812, May 27, 1908.)
Jeunesse; by Serendat di Belzim.
Young woman, shoulders bare, holding
to breast loose gown and some flowers,
looking at two doves. 5817. (I 25814,
May 27, 1908.)
by
248
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv,n.8s.,v.3
ERAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
Napoleon en campagne; by Ray-
mond Desvarreux. Napoleon seated
on a white horse, a roadway bordered
by trees. (I 25908, June 6, 1908.)
Poulet (Le); by Pizzella. Young
woman dressed in fancy costume, hold-
ing note, leaning on a stick. 5822. (1
25818, May 27, 1908.)
Salut au vieux brave; by Jules
Monge. Parisian public park, soldier
saluting an old crippled soldier.
(I 25810, May 27, 1908.)
Siréne; by Thayer.
her back, stands near surf. 5826. (1
25820, May 27, 1908.)
Sur les ailes du réve; by Consuelo |
Fould. Nude female figure lying on
the wings of a huge bird. 5823. (1
25819, May 27, 1908.)
Brewer (Nicnuoias R.), New York. |
IN. XS [16213
Johnson (His Pxcellency Gov. John
A.) of Minnesota. Life size, three-
quarter length portrait, seated figure.
(I 25675, May 14, 1908.)
Brown (J. G.), New York, N. Y.
[16214-16219
Birds of a feather.
Beach scene, | : ,
woman in loose gown with hair down | UZ Jarse light hat with roses, long
5810. |
Brown & BicELow—Continued.
Hester. Bust, showing neck and
shoulders bare, face in profile, band
around head, hair hanging. (I 25909,
June 6, 1908.)
Hortense; by F. Manning. Half
length, sitting posture, large picture
hat with plume. (I 25916, June 6,
1908. )
Mayme; by F. Manning. Bust, with
shoulders half turned, face looking full
front. Large dark hat with white
plume. (I 25914, June 6, 1908.)
Miriam; by F. Manning. Bust fig-
ties tied under chin.
1908. )
St. Paul makes better.
capitol building in the center.
25918, June 6, 1908.)
BurKE (Harry Newton), Los Angeles,
Cal. [16226, 16227
Concentration. Profile view of
young lady holding before her a blank
sheet of paper. (1 25958, June 9,
1908. )
Typical
(I 25915, June 6,
Showing
(I
monkey trick. Monkey
strenuously pulling the tail of a cat
Boot-black sit- :
ting on his box, holding his cap in|
his hand, girl sitting on a pine box,
has newspapers in her lap. (I 25938,
June 9, 1908./y
Buy a pup?
across a block of wood. (1 25957,
June 9, 1908.)
BURR PUBLISHING CO., New York, N. Y.
[16228
Under the mistletoe. Young woman,
front face, head tilted to right, teeth
Boot-black sitting on a.
box, holding a white pup. (I 25942, |
June 9, 1908.) |
Kiss your brother. Three boot- |
blacks sitting on their boxes, the cen-
ter boy holding with both hands a | yjew,
| Style Louis XVI.
Boot-black taking |
(I 25939, June |
| ouard Cabane.
stone step in front of an open door.
young dog. (I 25940, June 9, 1908.)
Lets make up?
hold of his dog’s paw.
9, 1908.)
Wants to shine. Boot-black holding
his blacking box between his legs with
both hands. (I 259438, June 9, 1908.)
You won’t bite me! Little boy sit-
ting on a side walk, looking intently
into the dog’s eyes.
1908. )
Brown & BIcEtLow, St. Paul, Minn.
[16220-16225
Camille; by F. C. Manning. Three:
quarter bust view with head turned to
the right, dark hat with veil drawn
down and tied in front.
June 6, 1908.)
(I 25941, June 9, |
(I 25917; | vestry of a church.
' | 1908.)
showing, roses in light curling hair.
(I 25669, May 138, 1908.)
_CABANE (EpovuArD), Paris, France.
[16229, 16230
Odette; by Edouard Cabane. Young
girl seated in an armehair. Front
Empire dress. Drawing room
(I 25649, May 12,
1908. )
Sommeil de Enfant Jésus; by Ed-
Virgin seated on a
She is looking at the Holy Child. (1
25650, May 12, 1908.)
Cavé (JuLes), Paris, France. [16231
Attente; by Jules Cavé. Young
Grecian woman seated on an antique
fountain. (I 25651, May 12, 1908.)
CHOCARNE-MoREAU, Paris, France.
[16232
Aprés loffice; by Chocarne-Moreau,
Choir boys pitching .pennies in the
(I 25652, May 12,
FINE
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
CHURCH (FREDERICK StTuART), New
York, N. Y. [16233-16235
Flamingoes. Girl with red hair,
amongst the reeds, one hand reaching
towards two flamingoes. (I 25715,
May 21, 1908.)
Spring song. Head and shoulders
of young girl, background of spring
blossoms, listening to bird. (I 25716,
May 21, 1908.)
White swans. Young girl seated on
a bank, four white swans near her. (I
25717, May 21, 1908.)
Ciaus (Epwin), Detroit, Mich.
Cabin cruiser International. Motor
boat, freeboard pierced with port
lights. (I 25825, May 27, 1908.)
_CorFIN -(W. HASKELL), New York,
Sa se [16237-16246
Bohemia; by W. H. Coffin. Young
woman with small features, holding a
lighted cigarette. (I 25741, May 22,
1908. )
Final touch; by W. H. Coffin. Fine
looking woman, wearing a large black
hat, she holds a Vanity bag. (lI
25739, May 22, 1908.) ;
Girl from the golden West: by
W. Hz. Coffin. Figure of a frank pleas-
ing girl, wearing a soft hat. (I
25736, May 22, 1908.)
Her first love letter; by W. H. Cof-
fin. Young woman holding a letter.
(I 25740, May 22, 1908.)
June roses; by W. H. Coffin. Pro-
file of dark haired woman, to whom
the name of Rose is fitting. (I 25745,
May 22, 1908.)
Miss Knickerbocker; by W. H. Cof-
fin. Young woman in a dark walking
suit. (I 25788, May 22, 1908.)
News from the sunny South; by
W. H. Coffin. Southern girl in even-
ing gown eagerly reading the latest
news from home.
1908. )
Pride of the Orient; by W. H. Coffin.
Beautiful young woman in the act of
fastening a rose in her hair. (I 25742,
May 22, 1908.)
Senorita; by W. H. Coffin. Beauti-
ful woman, with a shawl of Spanish
lace draped over her head. (I 25737,
May 22, 1908.)
Sweet sixteen; by W. H. Coffin.
Winsome young girl seated, with her
hhands in her lap. (1 25744, May 22,
~ 1908.)
[16236 |
(I 25743, May 22, |
ARTS 249
CoLIn-Lisour (M™mg.), Paris, France.
[16247
Attente (L’). Fisherman’s wife and
her children awaiting the return of the
father of the family. (I 25641, May
12, 1908. )
CoLuLier (P. F.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[16248-16254
Atlas holding up the sky; by Max-
field Parrish. Giant enveloped in va-
pory mass of clouds, supporting on his
shoulders heavy burden of clouds. (I
25674, May 14, 1908.)
Beauty and the beast; by Jessie
Willcox Smith. Little girl drinking
tea, directly opposite across the table
is a toy monkey. (I 25804, May 26,
1908. )
Caught. Sportsman about to land a
trout. He is standing out in the
stream. (I 25720, May 21, 1908.)
Finishing touches. Pretty woman
seated on a stool before a large oval
mirror, adjusting some flowers in her
hair. (I 25880, June 3, 1908.)
Flower vender. A flower vender
calling his wares, in his left arm are
two flower pots. (I 25803, May 26,
1908.)
Vaudeville; by Maxfield Parrish.
Big man in vividly checked suit bend-
ing over a Short man in blue coat and
green trousers. (I 25879, June 3,
| 1908.)
Very rainbow showers have turned
to blossoms where they fell and sown
the earth with flowers. Young girl
walking along with her dress full of
brilliantly hued flowers. (I 25670,
May 13, 1908.)
Cook (W. F.) GRANITE co., Springfield,
Mass. [16255
Rice no. 2831 (monument) Tablet
of stone resting upon a base of the
same material. On both faces of tab-
let to appear name. (I 25921, June 6,
1908. )
CooL (GABRIEL), Paris, France.
[16256
Avant le bain; by Gabriel Cool. A
nude young woman reclining on a bed.
Supports her head by resting her el-
bow on a pillow. (I 25640, May 12,
1908.)
COURSELLES-DUMONT (HENRI), Paris,
France. [16257
Sur la route; by Henri Courselles-
Dumont. Nobleman riding along river,
beside him peasant girl mounted on
donkey. (I 25656, May 12, 1908.)
250 CATALOGUE OF
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[16258-16260
Father’s away on the sea. Interior
Dutch room, woman busy sewing, at
left of woman baby sitting in chair.
(I 25886, June 5, 1908.)
Shepherdess and her flock—Holland.
Fall landscape, shepherdess seated,
knitting. (I 25888, June 5, 1908.)
Spring flood in Holland. Dutch
landscape, a creek, two boats in which
are two men. (I 25887, June 5, 1908.)
‘CRAWFORD (EARL STETSON), New York,
iS tg [16261
Young woman’s pro-
Holding
(I 25704,
Moth (The).
file and bust to below waist.
a moth on index finger.
May 21, 1908.)
CRAWSHAW (LUKE), Ogden City, Utah.
[16262
Monument with fountain. Round
fountain bowl, cross piece resting in
bowl. (I 25692, May 18, 1908.)
CROWELL PUBLISHING CO., Springfield,
Ohio. [16263
Goddess of Liberty; by James Mont-
gomery Flagg. Head and shoulders of
a young woman, draped with stars and
stripes. (I 25877, June 3, 1908.)
CuRRAN (C. C.), New York, N. Y.
[16264
Purity. Profile and half figure of
young woman looking at Easter lily.
(I 25850, May 29, 1908.)
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, Ill.
{16265
Altar in Roman style of architec-
ture. Underneath the altar table is
shown an emblem of St. Francis ont
Assissi including a cross. (I 25790,
May 25, 1908.)
Davip (EMANUEL), New York,
*raesen
King David after slaying Goliath.
King David sword in hand, head of
Goliath at the side. (I 25782, May
22, 1908.)
DEBAT-PONSAN, Paris, France.
[16267, 16268
A la source; by Debat-Ponsan.
Woman washing clothes at a spring,
looking at a woman pushing a wheel-
barrow. (I 25648, May 12, 1908.)
Rives ombreuses; by Debat-Ponsan.
Woman and four cows coming down
a shady, sloping ground. (I 25642,
May 12, 1908.)
|
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
DuNCAN’s (JOHN) sons, New York,
mM. oe [16269
Pleasant evening. A table at which
are a gentleman and lady seated op-
posite each other. (I 25922, June 6,
1908. )
FEDERAL CIGAR Co., New York, N. Y.
[16270-16273
Old Virginia gentleman. Man wear-
ing a soft felt hat, a mustache, a
goatee, and a black tie. (I 25795,
May 25, 1908.)
Old Virginia girl. Beautiful young
girl, her hair dressed low, a single
curl falls upon her bosom at either
side. (I 25797, May 25, 1908.)
Old Virginia mammy. Colored
woman, almost black, having a smil-
| ing expression, and wearing a cloth
wrapped around her head. (I 25796,
May 25, 1908.) ;
Old Virginia preacher. Negro at-
tired in black and having white side
whiskers. (I 25798, May 25, 1908.)
Feist (JULIEN), Tacoma, Wash.
[16274, 16275
Mount Rainier from American lake;
by J. Feist. Sunlight effect, mountain
highly colored in bluish violet, trees
reflected in the water. (I 25858, June
1, 1908.)
Warships at night; by J. Feist.
Ship on the right in profile, the other
front view and several smaller in the
distance, searchlights working in
every direction. (I 25859, June 1,
1908. )
FERGUSON (GEORGE WASHINGTON),
Plymouth, Wis. [16276
Three lonely kids; by G. W. Fergu-
son. Three hornless, white angora
yor? kids with wavy hair. (I 25878,
June 3, 1908.)
Ferris (J. L. G.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[16277-16281
Close of day. Young woman play-
ing a harp, old man seated, a dog at
his feet. (I 25931, June 8, 1908.)
Columbus fleet. Three vessels the
Santa Maria in foreground, sails illu-
minated by setting sun. (I 25933,
June 8, 1908.)
Easter morning at Christ church.
Second street, Phila. in 1794, a coach
and horses, Washington and Martha
W. in center. (I 25934, June 8, 1908.)
Evangeling. A figure carrying
pitcher through the fields, setting sun
behind. (I 25932, June 8, 1908.)
| FINE ARTS 951
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
Ferris (J. L. G.)—Continued. | HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), Munich, Ger-
Lincoln as a rail splitter. Red many. [16293-16298
handkerchief around the neck, gray |
shirt and brown trousers. (I 25789, |
May 25, 1908.)
FLacG (CHARLES NOEL), Hartford,
Conn. [16282
Clemens (Samuel J.)
Seated in an armchair of old fashioned
design. (I 25699, May 19, 1908.)
ForBES (BLEECKER), Pensacola, Fla.
[16283
Lane’s Jingo, Mack and Mirza; by
Edward H. Osthaus. Three dogs, two
pointers and one setter. (I 25801,
May 25, 1908; 1 photo May 1, 1908.)
GILBERT (Cass), New York, N. Y.
[16284, 16285
University of Minnesota. General
plan for future development of grounds
and buildings. (I 25725, May 12, 1908. )
University of Minnesota. Perspec-
tive and section. (I 25726, May 12,
1908.)
GREFE (WILL), New York, N. Y.
[16286-16289
Engagement ring. Man and girl |
seated at table, man holding ring.
25690, May 18, 1908.)
Game of hearts. Man and girl, man
embracing and kissing girl. (I 25687,
May 18, 1908.)
His fortune. Man and girl seated
at table. Man looking into tea cup
which girl is holding. (I 25689, May
18, 1908.)
Little rift within the lute. Man and
girl sitting back to back at table.
25688, May 18, 1908.)
GUND (JOHN) BREWING Co., La Crosse,
Wis. [16290
Which wins? A forest at winter
with snow on the ground, lumberman
chopping a tree, bear standing on hind
legs, looking at him. (I 25847, May
29, 1908.)
GUTMANN & GUTMANN, New York,
1 ie [16291, 16292
Coming events cast their shadow be-
fore.
doctor’s valise, an umbrella in his
right, the shadow of the figure forin-
ing a stork. (I 25866, June 2, 1908.)
Not such geese.
frightened by flock of geese, which fol-
low her. (I 25867, June 2, 1908.)
46903—08——3
Mark Twain. |
(I |
(I |
A man, holds in his left hand a |
Country road, girl |
Arrival of Julius Cesar; by J. Has-
Sall. Cesar, standing on deck of a
_ vessel, surrounded by Roman warriors.
(I 25834, May 28, 1908.)
Defeat of the Spanish Armada; by
J. Hassall. Spanish fleet sent out to
conquer England, English attacking
the enemy in small boats. (I 25833,
May 28, 1908.)
German cruisers in the Atlantic; by
K. Saltzmann. Two German men of
war, under full steam. (I 25837, May
28, 1908. )
Gulf of Naples; by K. Boehme. Two:
boats in a distance from the shore,
| mountains in the background. (I
25832, May 28, 1908.)
In the birchwoods; by A. Muenzer.
Scene in the woods, young woman
| leaning against a tree. (I 25836, May
28, 1908. )
Solitude; by P. Hetze. A monk, his
head bent forward, in his left hand a
manuscript. (I 25835, May 28, 1908.)
HANSEN (ALBERT), Seattle, Wash.
[16299
Ornamental key. Golden key with
space for inscription surrounded by
carved green gold border. (I 25822,
| May 27, 1908.)
HAVENDER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[16300
Monument made from Barre, Vt.,
granite; by J. Havender. The two
_fands in upper part shows the father
| and mother’s hands, holding the links,
with one link broken. (1 25831, May
27, 1908.)
Haywarp (S. W.), New York, N. Y.
[163801
Early home of Abraham Lincoln,
| Blizabethtown, Ky. Rough log cabin
| to left, landscape to right. (1 25682,
May 15, 1908.)
HIENNECK (C.) co., Milwaukee, Wis.
[16302-16321
Cariatides. Statue of a_ standing
female figure partly nude, both arms
are held upwards, each hand holding
a candalabrum. (I 258938, June 5,
| 1908.)
Chant (Le). Statue of a woman
Standing on a vase, both hands are
held forward holding a book. (I
25906, June 5, 1908.)
Confidence. Statue of two cupids,
figure to the right holds a torch and
is whispering secrets to the figure to
the left. (I 25897, June 5, 1908.)
252
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
HENNECK (C.) co.—Continued.
Coquette. Statue of a draped stand-
ing female figure, both arms which
are bare, are held overhead. (I 25905,
June 5, 1908.)
Curieuse. Statue showing part of a
wall of a house, a little girl holding
the window partly open. (I 25894,
June 5, 1908.)
Danseuse aux flambeaux. Statue of
a draped female figure standing on a
base in the act of dancing with
torches. (I 25892, June 5, 1908.)
Echo. Statue of a standing female
figure, partly nude, right hand touch-
ing ear. (I 25899, June 5, 1908.)
' Femme aux champs.
basket. (I 25889, June 5, 1908.)
Féte du fleur.
partly draped figures of a boy and girl,
‘boy holds his right arm upwards.
25902, June 5, 1908.)
Hero. Statue, standing partly draped
female figure, vase is
hand. (I 25901, June 5, 1908.)
Inspiration. Statue of a female fig-
Statue of a |
draped, standing female figure, right |
arm holds a jug, left hand holds a _to the right of picture, the virgin in
Statue showing the |
(I to right of picture, virgin and Child
| with the Wise men to the left.
held in each |
HUMPHREYS (JOHN Dovuctas), Lincoln,
Nebr. [16321
Collection of Nebraska corn grouped
in the form of a wreath. (I 25851,
June 1, 1908.)
IMPERIAL LITHOGRAPHING CO., Milwau-
kee, Wis. [16322
Certificate of marriage. Panel or
frame with text appropriate to certifi-
cation of marriage. (I 25784, May 25,
1908; photo May 11, 1908.)
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. CO., New York,
IN. ie [16323-16335
All Saints. Calendar of November
to right of picture, three figures and a
saint praying, on the left. (I 25955,
June 9, 1908.)
Annunciation. Calendar of March
prayer and angel appearing. (I 25947,
June 9, 1908.)
Christmas. Calendar of December
(I
| 25956, June 9, 1908.)
‘ure standing on a base playing a lyre. |
{I 25891, June 5, 1908.)
Jouer de guitare. Statue of a man
standing on a vase, playing a guitar.
(I 25907, June 5, 1908.)
Statue of a woman stand-
is held outstretched,
. Lumiére.
ing, left arm
right arm held over head, supporting a |
(I 25896, June 5, 1908.)
Lumiére. Statue representing a
nude figure of a boy, climbing a lamp
post. (I 25895, June 5, 1908.)
_ Orage (L’).
‘ures of two girls, both figures are with-
out hats, and legs are bare. (I 25904,
June 5, 1908.)
‘tray.
Semeur. Statue of a figure of a
man throwing seed. (I 25900, June 5,
1908. )
Siffleur. Statue of a boy whistling,
his hands in his trouser pockets.
25908, June 5, 1908.)
Soap bubbles. Statue of boy hold-
‘ing a tube in his left hand to his
“mouth and blowing soap suds through
it. (I 25890, June 5, 1908.)
Sortie d’école. Statue representing
entrance of a school, three children are
. coming out of the door. (I 25898, June
5, 1908.)
(I
_ to the right.
Statue showing the fig- |
| behind him,
June 9, 1908.)
| the left.
Easter. Calendar of April to right
of picture angel rejoicing, to the left.
(I 25948, June 9, 1908.)
Epiphany. Calendar of January to
right of picture, on left three Wise
men, the madonna and Child, with
angel in background. (I 25945, June
9, 1908.)
Presentation. Madonna and Child
in centre with quotations from the
Bible on either side. (I 25944, June 9,
1908. )
Purification. Calendar of February
to right of picture, madonna, standing,
(I 25946, June 9, 1908.)
St. Bartholomew. Calendar of Au-
gust to right of picture, full figure of
St. Bartholomew in meditation, to the
left. (I 25952, June 9, 1908.)
St. James. Calendar of July to the
right of picture, two full figures, St.
James about to be beheaded, to the
left. (1 25951, June 9, 1908.)
St. John. Calendar of June to right
of picture, St. John praying, wolf
to the left. (I 25950,
St. Luke. Calendar of October to
right of picture, full figure of a saint
writing in a book. (I 25954, June 9,
| 1908.)
St. Michael. Calendar of Septem-
ber to right of picture, full figure of
St. Michael with halo over head, to
(I 25953, June 9, 1908.)
FINE ARTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. Co.—Cont’d.
Whitsunday. Calendar of May to
| MAZZOLINI
right of picture, the apostles in prayer, |
holding a basket of cherries on his
to the left. (I 25949, June 9, 1908.)
IKILMARTIN (PatTRICK), Chicago, Ill.
116336 |
Erin’s hope. Erin, female with
sword in right hand and national flag
in left. (I 25684, May 16, 1908.)
LABRIMER (WILLIAM H. H.), Kansas
City, Mo. [16337
First house in Denver.
of logs, chimney at one end, small
window at the other, door midway one
of its sides.
Lewis (S.), Venice, Cal.
Pursuit of -pleasure. Scene outside
the gates of Rome, on the circular
steps of Roman bath are four figures,
a chariot in centre of picture. (I
25746, May 23, 1908; 1 photo May 19,
1908.)
LIFE PUBLISHING co., New York, N. Y. |
[16339-16344
Any luck, sir? Country scene with
a rustic bridge on which stands a boy
fishing. Under the bridge, young man
and woman. (I 25703, May 19, 1908.)
But ne’er the rose without the thorn ;
by I. B. Hazelton. Man and woman
in old fashioned costumes standing
under a tree, with their arms about
each other. (I 25844, May 28, 1908.)
Cultivating the waist places; G. W.
Barratt. Barren country road, a man
with a woman at each side of him, his
arms around their waists. (I 25848,
May 28, 1908.)
Lowell.
sits a young American girl, wearing a
ducal coronet, leaning against the
money is a nobleman. (I 25935, June
8, 1908.)
Right of way;
by Gordon Praut.
Railroad track near a switch station, a >
pair of lovers oblivious of an ap-
proaching train are walking hand in
hand. (I 25881, June 3, 1908.)
Who touches a hair of your gray
head, dies like a dog! March on, he
said; by Wm. H. Walker. Street
scene with regiment marching along |
led by Pres.
May 19, 1908.)
MANzI, JOYANT & Co., Paris, France.
[16345
Chant (Le) du départ; by Edouard
Detaille. French army, three cannon
Roosevelt. (I 25792,
in foreground, in centre, a Victory, on |
winged horse.
1908.)
(I 256680 Maty ‘15;
Cabin made |
253.
(ANTONIO), Cleve’ :ind,
Ohio. [16346
Cherry boy seated. Boy seated,
arm, holding cherries to his mouth.
(I 25686, May 18, 1908.)
MELCHERS (GARI), New York, N. Y.
[16347
Green (Gen. Nathanial). Full length
portrait, standing with right hand
resting on a map. (I 25883, June 5,
1908. )
_ MELIoDON (J. A.), New York, N. Y.
(I 25791, May 25, 1908.) |
[16338 |
[16348
to memory of labor
men’s friend. Three-step pylone. A
shield and attributes. <A child offers
a palm to a man on the top of the
pylone. (I 25706, May 21, 1908.)
MEYER (ENNO), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[16349, 16350
Two brindle and
Monument
Boston-terriers.
_white Boston-terriers standing facing
each other. (I 25920, June 6, 1908.)
Bull-terriers. Two white bull-ter-
riers standing in a park drive-way.
(I 25919, June 6, 1908.)
MILLER (FRANK D.), Kokomo, Ind.
[16351
Three children of Frank D. Miller
reclining on divan or settee. Portrait
group. (I 25722, May 21, 1908.)
| Moran (THOMAS), New York, N. Y.
[16352
Scene in
mountain stream
Rocky mountain solitude.
Rocky mountains,
Higher bid but too late; by Orson | rushing over and around numerous
Two piles of money, on one |
boulders. (I 25884, June 5, 1908.)
Morris (PAvuL WINTER), New York,
N: ¥. [16353
Line officer U. S. A. about 1865 with
| field glasses and map, standing weight
equal on both feet.
21, 1908.)
Morris & co., Chicago, IIl. [16354
Indian summer; by Frank Whitney.
(I 25719, May
| Herd of polled Angus steers standing
in the river. (I 25857, June 1, 1908.)
MOYLES (PETER P.), Batavia, N. Y.
[16355
Happy birthday. Three calling cards
in center of postal with the words A
happy birthday on outside card. (I
25700, May 19, 1908.)
MULLER (L. G.), Chicago, Ill. [16356
Lincoln (Abraham) relief portrait.
Profile of right side of face including
head and neck only. (I 25854, June
1, 1908; 1 photo June 10, 1908.)
254
Murpuy (H. D.), Winchester, Mass.
. [16357
Vine and leaf picture frame. Motif
of running, waved, conventional vine
and leaves, interrupted at the middle
of each side member by rosettes. (I
26012, Apr. 4, 1908.)
Narpi (J.) co., Boston, Mass.
Chief (The)
[16358
Plaster cast of Ameri-
can Indian, arms crossed just below )
breast, head held high.
15, 1908.)
Nast (SARAH), Morristown, N. J.
(I 256838, May
[16359 |
The hunters—ladies and gentlemen on
coln central figure of foreground, sur- |
rounded by admiring colored people. |
Lincoln entering Richmond. Lin-
(I 25824, May 27, 1908.)
NotTrace (F. M.), Oakland, Cal.
[16360
Emerson (Ralph Waldo) portrait
bas-relief. In the center of an oblong
plaque with irregular edge, the name
Iimerson in sunken letters.
May 18, 1908.)
OstHAUS (Epw. H.), Toledo, Ohio.
[16361-16364
Flushed wild; by E. H. Osthaus. A
pointer and a setter in woods, their po-
sitions would indicate that the grouse
has seen and flushed wild. (I 25727,
May 22, 1908.)
My comrades; by E. H. Osthaus. |
(I |
Three setters on point on game.
25729, May 22, 1908.)
Ruffed grouse in the Adirondacks:
by E. H. Osthaus. Two setters point-
ing ruffed grouse, across small brook.
(I 25728, May 22, 1908.)
What is it? by E. H. Osthaus. A
mother with her puppies on bank of a
pool of water. (I 25730, May 22, 1908.)
Wis.
[16365
Mother and child. Young mother
holding in her arms a child. (I 25701,
May 19, 1908.)
PAJEAN (JOSEPH) & son, Chicago, [1].
[16366
Design for monument. Base with
wash, fillet and secondary wash, die,
slightly battering with panel in con-
formation. (I 25673, May 14, 1908;
1 photo May 28, 1908.)
ParRKER (H. HANLEY), Philadelphia,
Pa. [16367
Winged figure with Trinity symbol.
Draped and winged female figure, hold-
ing the symbol of the Trinity. (I
25658, May 12, 1908.)
PABST BREWING Co., Milwaukee,
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PeENNuccI (ANDREA), Boston, Mass.
[16368, 16369
Cross and circle. Marble carving of
a cross which surmounts a circle, cir-
cle beaded with passion flowers. (I
| 25671, May 14, 1908.)
St. Antonio da Padua. Male figure
clad in surplice with large sleeves, car-
(I 25672, May
14, 1908. )
| PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin, Germany. [16370-16377
Accompagnée (L’): by George Bus-
son. Leading huntsman sounding horn.
horseback.
Hallali
(I 25875, June 3, 1908.)
(L’) par terre; by George
Group of buglers sounding
their bugles over dead stag, hounds in
centre of the picture. (I 25873, June
| 3, 1908.)
(I 25685, |
Limer-Hallali-retraite, triptych; by
Paul Tavernier. Left side: Huntsman
scenting with one hound. (I 25869,
June 3, 1908.)
Pointer field work; by Maud Warl.
A pointer standing in a heath and
pointing. (I 25870, June 3, 1908.)
Rendez-vous; by George Busson.
Whip in foreground rounding up his
hounds before a group of hunters. (I
25876, June 3, 1908.)
Retriever; Driving; by Maud Barl.
Retriever running at full speed with
ptarmigan in his mouth. (I 25871,
June 3, 1908.)
Setter: Moof Work; by Maud Earl.
Setter scent—on a hillside. (I 25872,
June 3, 1908.)
Sortie de l'eau; by George Busson.
Stag to the left with hounds on his
heels. (I 25874, June 8, 1908.)
Ponp (Mrs. E. Parrott), Seattle,
Wash. [16378
Olympic Range from Seattle; by
E. P. Pond. Pink glow of the sunrise
is reflected in the water of Elliott
bay. (I 25868, June 2, 1908.)
San Francisco,
Cal. [16379, 16380
Squirrel. Pausing to listen for a
moment, head and shoulders turned to
the left. (I 25787, May 25, 1908.)
Wild cat. In a meditative mood,
head turned to the left and looking
down in front of him. (I 25788, May
PutTNAM (ARTHUR),
: 25, 1908.)
- their route.
FINE ARTS
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
255
a eS Ta ee
RANGE LAND PUB. Co., Sheridan, Wyo.
[16381-16390
Bronco kid. Western expert rider
in effort to remain in his saddle while
his horse is bucking. (I 25666, May
12, 1908.)
Calf roper. Horseman catching a
calf from a herd of cattle by use of his |
lariette. (I 25661, May 12, 1908.)
Hello, Mr. Coyotte.
catching a coyotte with a rope.
25659, May 12, 1908.)
Prairie duel.
in the open plains.
Two bulls fighting out
1908. ) |
Ranahan. Typical expert § ranch-
hand of the daredevil style. (I 25664, |
May 12, 1908.)
Range land girl. Typical western
horsewoman as she rides over the bar- |
ren plain. (I 25668, May 12, 1908.)
Two horsemen |
i
(I 25660, May 12, |
SAUNDERS (HEARLAN KiIN@), Old Trail,
So. Dak. [16395
Whittier (John Greenleaf). Por-
trait. (I 25731, May 22, 1908.)
SCRIBNER’S (CHARLES) SONS, New
York, N. Y. [16396, 16397
Fair driver; by Harrison Fisher.
Girl at wheel of automobile, full face,
wearing large dark hat. (I 25865,
June 2, 1908.)
Motor girl; by Harrison Fisher.
Girl leaning elbows on table, head in
profile, sailor hat. (I 25864, June 2,
1908.)
SEABROOK (BAGSTER R.), Los Angeles,
Cal. [16398
Study (A); by B. R. Seabrook.
Globe of the world with the Western
Hemisphere, a dragon with open
| mouth and tongue protruding at the
Saddling up. Some men and horses |
of the western type, one of the horses |
trying to get away.
1908. )
Roll your tails.
racing with cattle in effort to turn
(I 25665, May 12, 1908.)
Sheep herder. Typical western
sheep herder accompanied by his dog
(I 25662, May 12, |
Western cattle man |
and his horse. (I 25663, May 12,
1908. )
Upset bedroom. Some _ western |
horsemen chasing a _ wild broncho
which is stampeding with their camp
outfit. (I 25667, May 12, 1908.)
RAvL (Harry Lewis), Easton, Pa.
Vision (The) Standing figure of a
woman resting with arms folded upon
a staff. (I 25821, May 27, 1908.)
REMINGTON ARMS CoO., New York, N. Y.
[16392
Red-head ducks. Flight of red-head
ducks, and a number coming down to
the decoys which are in the water. (I
25846, May 29, 1908.)
[16391
northwesterly part. (1 25826, May
20, 1908.)
SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO.,
Seattle, Wash. [16399
Autumn girl. Bust of girl with low
cut bodice, full face, surrounded with
leaves. (I 25680, May 15, 1908.)
SPIELVOGEL (E.), New York, N. Y.
[16400-16421
Am Marknsplatz (At the place St.
Mare, Venice); by L. R. Hichhorn.
Young woman standing at place San
Mare in Venice, feeding pigeons. (I
| 25768, May 23, 1908.)
Bajadére; by Ernst Payer. Bust
RuinD (J. Massey), New York, N. Y. |
[16393 |
Carnegie (Andrew) portrait bust in
his robes as rector of St. Andrews. (I
25691, May 18, 1908.)
SAENGER (CHARLES J.), Hoboken, N. J.
[163894
Shad fishermen’s cottage. Group of |
eottages, in the distance. Heights of
West Hoboken. To the right are six
boats. (I 25721, May 21, 1908.)
|
\
on both sides, a
of young woman, dark hair, decorated
with flowers. (I 25765, May 23, 1908.)
Canoletto; by F. v. Puteani. Very
small canal in Venice, high buildings
gondola passing
(I 25763, May 23, 1908.)
Friihling (Springtime); by Adolph
Kaufmann. Lake, trees to the left
through.
' and a few houses, a woman and small
(I 25749, May 23, 1908.)
Friihling (Springtime); by Ernst
Payer. Bust of young woman, flowers
in her hair, light draped around her
bust. (I 25759, May 23, 1908.)
Hansel und Gretel; by Ernst Payer.
Young girl and boy lost in the woods.
(I 25758, May 23, 1908.)
Herbst (Autumn); by Adolph Kauf-
mann. Lake to the left, trees and
small houses to the left also. (I
25750, May 23, 1908.)
boy walking.
256
SPIELVOGEL (E.)—Continued.
Herbst (Autumn); by Ernst Payer.
Bust of young woman, leaves and
grapes in hair. (I 25760, May 23,
1908. )
Idyll (Idyl) ; by Ernst Payer. Lit-
tle girl sitting in a field, beginning to
arrange flowers she has gathered. (I
25754, May 23, 1908.)
Midchens klage (The girl’s lamen-
tations); by Edward Veith. Land-
scape rocks and trees, young woman
Sitting near a small brook. (I 25753,
May 23, 1908.)
Madonna; by Adolf Echtler. Bust
of Madonna, hands on her chest, eyes
half closed. (I 25761, May 23, 1908.)
Madonna; by Joh. Vict.
Madonna standing, holding her child
in a sitting position on her right arm.
(I 25756, May 238, 1908.)
Madonna and child;
Max. Madonna holding her child in
her arms. (I 25839, May 28, 1908.)
Menuett; by Nicol
Young woman dancing the minuet,
her right hand raised to her chin.
25764, May 23, 1908.)
Mondnacht (Noon night); by Ernst
Payer. Very small house, surrounded
by small trees. (I 25767, May 23,
1908. )
Muttergliick (Mother happiness) ;
by Eduard Veith. Madonna, smiling
and holding her child, flowers in right
hand of child. (I 25766, May
1908. )
Romische lieder (Roman_ songs);
by Nicol Schattenstein. Group of
women and men sitting on the grass.
(I 25757, May 23, 1908.)
Sommer (Summer); by Ernst
Payer. Bust of a woman, half back
view, dark hair hanging down her
back. (I 25751, May 23, 1908.)
Summer ruhe (Stillness in sum-
mer); by Karl Schade. Small lake,
trees to the left and in the back-
ground. (I 25762, May 23, 1908.)
Sonnen untergang (Sunset); by |
Karl Schade. Winter landscape, a
few trees to the right, a small house
covered with snow behind them. (TI
25747, May 238, 1908.)
Winter; by Ernst Payer. Bust of
woman, dressed in furs, her hands
crossed upon chest. (I 25752, May 28,
1908. )
Kramer. |
by Gabriel |
Schattenstein. |
(I
23, |
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SPIELVOGEL (E.)—Continued.
Winterabend; by Ernst’ Payer.
Old fashioned house to the left, a
bridge leading over to the right, all
covered with snow. (I 25755, May
23, 1908.)
Stow (AupLEY H.), Maybeury, West
Va. [16422
Angle work. Plan for mining a flat
coal seam, showing plan of ventila-
tion. (I 25853, June 1, 1908.)
Swirt (Mrs. Carrig A.), Freehold,
J a Fe [16423
Stiff sea breeze. Marine view, two
little girls standing on the beach, one
playing in the sand. (I 25705, May
21, 1908.)
TARBELL (EDMUND C.), Boston, Mass.
[16424
Preparing for the matinée. Lady be-
fore a mirror with face in profile, ad-
justing hat with pin. (I 25718, May
21, 1908.)
Tuck (RAPHAEL) SONS CO., LTD., New
York, N. Y. [16425
Cupid under shower of roses; by
Anna Lea Merritt. Cupid sitting on
ground amidst shower of roses. (I
25882, June 5, 1908.)
ULLMAN MF«. Co., New York, N. Y.
[16426-16429
Benny Bear and Kitty Hare; by
Bernhard Wall. Bear dressed in over-
alls promenading along a country
road, with a small hare who is dressed
in jumper dress. (I 25793, May 25,
1908. )
Christmas tree. Large figure of
Santa Claus looking at Christmas tree.
(I 25936, June 8, 1908.)
Circus ring, large elephant stand-
ing on his head on top of a barrel. (TI
25937, June 8, 1908.)
Sunbonnet babies; by Bernhard
Wall. A little girl with sunbonnet coy-
ering her head, washing at a tub, an-
other little girl is putting a pie in a
(I 25794, May 25, 1908.)
VAN NOSTRAND (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
[16430
Workers series. No. 5. Man hold-
ing telephone receiver up to his ear,
and transmitter in his right hand, in
act of talking. (I 25823, May 27,
1908. )
KINE
nos. 23-26, June, 1908
Von ZetL (GHEODORE W.), Indian-
apolis, Ind. [16431
Saengerfest souvenir, Indianapolis,
June 17-21, 1908; by W. von Zell.
Saengerfest Hall in center oval, sur-
mounted by American eagle with wide
spread wings, resting on U. S. shield.
(I 25852, June 1, 1908; 1 photo May
22, 1908.)
WALKER (MARGARET), Moines,
Iowa. [16432
Cherry twenty-two; by M. Walker.
Number twenty-two, each figure of
which is formed by a cherry. (I
25838, May 28, 1908.)
WEICHSELBAUM (MANES) and ZAROWIN
(SAMUEL), New York, N. Y.
[16433
Holy monuments in holy places; by
M. Weichselbaum and S. Zarowin.
Holy places in Palestine, part of the
wall of the destroyed Holy temple in
Jerusalem. (I 25735, May 22, 1908.)
Witcox (J. Frep) & co., Chicago, III.
[16434
Autola. Head, full face view of
young woman with dark hair, wearing
a hat and automobile veil. (I 25918,
June 6, 1908.)
WILLIAMSON Des Moines,
Iowa. [16435, 16486
American protection on land and
sea. Sec. of War Taft bearing under
his left arm Republican policy Big
stick. (I 25855, June 1, 1908.)
Des
VA),
ARTS 257
WILLIAMSON (C. A.)—Continued.
Glimpse into the future. Sec. of
War William H. Taft in foreground
throwing lemons at William J. Bryan.
(I 25856, June 1, 1908.)
WILSON (FREDERICK ), Briarcliff Manor,
hi Pas [16437-16440
Fear God and give glory to Him;
by F. Wilson. Three panel pictures
showing figure of angel with scroll. (I
25863, June 2, 1908.)
St. Denis of France; by Frederick
Wilson. St. Denis in ecclesiastical
robes in act of giving the Pontifical
benediction. (I 25862, June 2, 1908.)
St. Dorothea (Hope); by F. Wilson.
Single panel picture in black and
white, full length figure, with flowers
extended above head. (I 25860, June
2, 1908.)
St. Urcella (Faith); by F. Wilson.
Single panel female figure with ban-
ner and arrow. (I 25861, June 2,
1908. )
ZSCHAEBITZ (RICHARD),
N.: J. [16441, 16442
My country! ’tis of thee. Two
girls walking through a park at night
Jersey City,
time. The older carries a Chinese
lantern; the younger, an American
flag. (1 25785, May 25, 1908.)
Ousted. Girl on platform, hands
resting on baby-carriage in which she
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph each
eng included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908_..._._._...______._._._
has placed three kittens. A doll and
a teddy bear are thrown out. (I
25786, May 25, 1908.)
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The
atalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, Cuts
and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the last issue,
are arranged here in a single monthly alphabet.
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Arranged alphabetically
The entries for Fine Arts will be found
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The entries marked thus z are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
account of necessary correspondence.
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 Alaska-Yukon-
Pacific exposition, Seattle, Wash.
received June 10, 1908.
ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION, Se- |
attle, Wash, [16443 |
Alaska-Yukon-Pacifie exposition |
buildings. X 388. (H 111647, June 10,
1908. )
ALEXANDRIA-WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 22, |
A. F. & A. M., Alexandria, Va. |
[16444-16448 |
Alexandria, Va. 1-3. (H 111681, |
1116838, 111684, June 11, 1908.)
Mount Vernon, Va., old tomb.
111685, June 11, 1908.)
Washington (Gen.) as master of
Alexandria lodge no. 22, A. F. & A. M.
(H 111682, June 11, 1908.)
ALLEN (W. L.), Butler, Pa. [16449
Glade Run bridge, B. & O. R. R. near
Butler, Pa. (F 67006, June 27, 1908.)
AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
[16450-16474
And Mary Jane laughed at Buster.
Bar 67077, July 13, 1908.)
Happy Hooligan’s man Thursday.
(F 67076, July 13, 1908.)
His name is Ebenezer.
June 15, 1908.)
—— (F 66412, June 22, 1908.)
(H
(F 66234,
Class H, XXec, no. 111647, June 10, 1908; 2
—— (F 66680, June 29, 1908.)
—— (F 66863, July 6, 1908.)
— (F 67079, July 18, 1908.)
Horseman, the horsefly, and the
horseradish. (F 66410, June 22, 1908.)
copies
AMERICAN-HXAMINER—Continued.
It was simply fierce. (F 66414, June
22, 1908. )
Jimmy. (F 66233, June 15, 1908.)
(F 66411, June 22, 1908.)
—— (F 66681, June 29, 1908.)
—— (F 66860, July 6, 1908.)
(F 67080, July 13, 1808.)
Katzenjammer kids, Fourth of July.
(F 66682, June 29, 1908.)
in high life. (F 66861, July 6,
1908. )
King Wuzzy! King Fuzzy! They
take turns. (F 66683, June 29, 1908.)
Mary Jane was as much to blame.
(I 66230, June 15, 1908.)
Merrily the Katzenjammer kids roll
along. (KF 67078, July 13, 1908.)
Razamazoo, for who? for who?
66231, June 15, 1908.)
Thrilling escape of the Hooligan
crowd. (KF 66232, June 15, 1908.)
(EF
Well, here’s the bunch. (F 66859,
July 6, 1908.)
Who got the worst of it? (F 66418,
June 22, 1908.)
Who was it put the candles in baby’s
birthday cake? (F 66679, June 29,
1908. )
Woist comes to the woist!
66862, July 6, 1908.)
(FE
259
260
AMERICAN -
York, N. 2 [16475-16580
Country life in America. (F 66168,
June 12, 1908.)
Denver delegates disturbed by stray
dog. (F 66972, July 9, 1908.)
Diary of Ananias. (F 66287, June
17, 1908.)
Dropping the pilots. (F 67002, July
10, 1908.)
Fun at Denver. (F 67005, July 10,
1908. )
Grafto the monk. (F 66104, June
11, 1908.)
—— (F 66203, June 13, 1908.)
—— (F 66286, June 17, 1908.)
— (F 66339, June 19, 1908.)
— (F 66440, June 24, 1908.)
— (F 66703, June 30, 1908.)
— (F 66746, July 2, 1908.)
—— (F 66792, July 3, 1908.)
— (F 66970, July 9, 1908.)
(F 67010, July 11, 1908.)
Grand performance of the thrilling
melodrama Monte Cristovelt. (F
66368, June 20, 1908.)
Groucho the monk.
10, 1908.)
—— (F 66166, June 12, 1908.)
— (F 66269, June 16, 1908.)
—— (F 66308, June 18, 1908.)
}
)
(F 66065, June
— (F 664382, June 23, 1908.)
—— (F 66532, June 26, 1908.
— (F 66723, July 1, 1908.)
—— (F 66868, July 6, 1908.)
— (F 66952, July 8, 1908.)
Hall Room boys. (F 66105, June 11,
1908. )
267, June 16, 1908.)
— (F 66367, June 20, 1908.)
—— (F 66467, June 25, 1908.)
—— (F 66705, June 30, 1908.)
— (F 66869, July 6, 1908.)
— (F 66971, July 9, 1908.)
—— (F 67109, July 14, 1908.)
I don’t care (F 67001, July 10,
1908. )
I see by the papers.
19, 1908.)
—— (F 66366,
—— (F 664388,
— (F 66542,
—— (Ff 66674,
—— (F 66704,
(F 66336, June
June 20,
June 24,
June 27,
June 29,
June 30,
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
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King Kazooks. (F 66167, June 12,
1908.)
—— (F 66531, June 26, 1908.)
Latest news from the convention.
(F 66338, June 19, 1908.)
Littlest lump of humanity. (F
66895, July 7, 1908.)
Merry widow limerick. (F 66201,
June 13, 1908.)
Mr. Jack. (F 66102, June 11, 1908.)
— (F 66227, June 15, 1908.)
—— (F 66335, June 19, 1908.)
—— (F 66430, June 23, 1908.)
—— (F 66541, June 27, 1908.)
—— (F 66744, July 2, 1908.)
Mrs. St. Regis of Long Acre square.
(F 66064, June 10, 1908.)
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 66164, June 12,
1908. )
—— (F 66702, June 30, 1908.)
— (F 66949, July 8, 1908.)
—— (F 67081, July 13, 1908.)
Monopoly alley celebrates glorious
Fourth. (IF 66870, July 6, 1908.)
Monopoly college beats Hard Luck
university. (F 66544, June 27, 1908.)
Never again. (KF 66103, June 11,
| 1908. )
—— (F 66268, June 16, 1908.)
—— (F 66307, June 18, 1908.)
—— (F 66407, June 22, 1908.)
—— (F 66439, June 24, 1908.)
—— (F 66466, June 25, 1908.)
— (F 66529, June 26, 1908.)
— (F 66720, July 1, 1908.)
— (IF 66867, July 6, 1908.)
— (F 66893, July 7, 1908.)
—— (F 66969, July 9, 1908.)
— (F 67108, July 14, 1908.)
Oh, piffie!
— (F 66229, June 15, 1908.)
— (F 66337, June 19, 1908.)
—— (F 66409, June 22, 1908.)
— (F 66530, June 26, 1908.)
— (F 66675, June 29, 1908.)
— (F 66721, July 1, 1908.)
— (F 66791, July 3, 1908.)
—— (F 66866, July 6, 1908.)
— (F 66950, July 8, 1908.)
—— (F 67003, July 10, 1908.)
—— (F 67083, July 13, 1908.)
(F 66165, June 12, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Con.
‘Oh, what’s the use. (F 66202, June
13, 1908.)
—— (F 66309, June 18, 1908.)
—— (I 66431, June 23, 1908.)
— (F 66543, June 27, 1908.)
—— (Ff 66745, July 2, 1908.)
— (F 66894, July 7, 1908.)
—— (F 67009, July 11, 1908.)
Republican convention. (F 66106,
June 11, 1908.)
—— (F 66310, June 18, 1908.)
Republican ticket warmly indorsed.
(F 66468, June 25, 1908.)
Rhymo the monk. (F 66228, June
15, 1908.)
— (F 66408, June 22, 1908.)
—— (IF 66677, June 29, 1908.)
— (F 66865, July 6, 1908.)
—— (F 67004, July 10, 1908.)
— (F 67082, July 13, 1908.)
Sheath dress riot in Monopoly alley.
(F 66722, July 1, 1908.)
Situation in the Smith family.
67008, July 11, 1908.)
“To. GE 66864, July. 6,
(F
Spirit of
1908.)
Steam rollers all the
66951, July 8, 1908.)
Surest thing you know.
June 17, 1908.)
(F 66676, June 29, 1908. )
There was only one, but Oh Mable!
(F 66790, July 3, 1908.)
Wouldn’t
friend mad.
rage. (F
(F 66285,
it make you and your
(F 667938, July 3, 1908.)
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [16581-16588
Pac. te Wrench. ball. (H 112127,
June 20, 1908.)
Cross roads of life. (H 112128,
June 20, 1908.)
Invisible fiuid.
1908.)
Kentuckian.
1908. )
Man in the box.
11, 1908.)
Mixed babies.
1908. )
Outlaw (The).
1908. )
Over the hills to the poor house.
112129, June 20, 1908.)
(H 111674, June 11,
(H 112470, June 27,
(H 1116738, June
(H 111646, June 10,
(H 111672, June 11,
el
| 1908.)
AND PRINTS, ETC. 261
AMERICAN STEREOSCOPIC Co., New York,
a [16589
A 37120. (H 113164, July 7, 1908.)
| ANDERSON PUB. CO,, New York, N. Y.
[16590-16596
All tangled up.. (F 66824, July 6,
He’s gone fishing! (F 6826, July
6, 1908.)
His first surrender.
6, 1908.)
Life class. (F 66828, July 6, 1908.)
Love’s toast. (F 66825, July 6,
1908. )
Patrol. (F 66829, July 6, 1908.)
Wrong end of it. (F 66830, July 6,
1908. )
2c. of each July 3, 1908.
(AL GH.) €0.; Onieseo: iin
[16597-16599
Auditorium theatre.
(F 66827, July
ANDREWS
Chicago, IIl.,
| (G 19069, July 6, 1908.)
Denver, Colo., Broadway Grand.
(G 19071, July 6, 1908.)
Indianapolis, Ind., Grand
house. (G 19070, July 6, 1908.)
2c. of each June 26, 1908.
ANKETELL (E. N.), Manteo, N. C. ~
[16600-16605
Diamond shoal light ship, wrecked
on Cape Hatteras. (F 66527, June 26,
1908.)
Manteo, N. C., The horseless vehicle
opera
| as seen every day on the streets of
Manteo. (F 66521, June 26, 1908.)
Roanoke island, [N. C.] 14. (F
66522-66525, June 26, 1908.)
ANTHONY BAKING Co., Rochester, N. Y.
[16606
Afternoon nap. (G 19062, July 3,
1908. )
ARCHIBALD (ORSON), Indianapolis, Ind.
[16607
Alumni reunion, ladies group. (H
118229, July 9, 1908; 2c. July 6, 1908.)
ART COLOR CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[16608
I’m afraid to go home in the dark.
(EF 67012) Duby a1, 1908 712 ae July §,
1908. )
ARTISTIC POST CARD & NOVELTY CO., New
York,, N..-¥: [16609-16617
Basket. (F 66067, June 3, 1908; 1
c. May 14, 1908; 1c. June 11, 1808.)
Bell. (F 66068, June 3, 1908; 1 c.
May 14, 1908; 1 c. June 11, 1908.)
262
ARTISTIC POST CARD & NOVELTY CO.—Con.
Hagle. (F 66069, June 3, 1908; 2 c.
June 11, 1908.)
Good luck cup. (F 66070, June 3,
1908; 1 ec. May 14, 1908; 1 ec. June 11,
1908. )
Holly. (F 66071, June 3, 1908; 1 ¢.
May 14, 1908; 1 c. June 11, 1908.)
Parasol. (F 66072, June 3, 1908; 1 c¢.
May 14, 1908; 1 c. June 11, 1908.)
Santa Claus. (F 66073, June 2,
1908 ; 2 c. May 14, 1908.)
Santa with Christmas tree (F
66074, June 3, 1908; 1 c. May 14, 1908;
1c. June 11, 1908. )
Santa with New Years greetings.
(F 66075, June 3, 1908; 2 c. June 11,
1908. )
BACHMAN (AL.), Commerce, Tex.
[16618, 16619
Commerce, Texas, public park. (H
113349, July 13, 1908.)
EK. T. N. college and dormitories.
(H 113350, July 13, 1908.)
BAKER ART GALLERY, Columbus, Ohio.
[16620-16627
7031 (1-3);
(H 112561-112568,
mats” (Ae, ee), 12
127030 (2-4, 7-8).
June 22, 1908.)
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.),
Iowa. [16628-16632
Blair, Nebr. (H 112748, July 2,
1908; 2 ce. July 3, 1908.)
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
July 2,
Fremont, Nebr.
1908. )
Glenwood, Iowa.
29, 1908.)
Missouri Valley, Iowa. (H 112662,
July 2, 1908; 2c. July 1, 1908.)
Banos, New York, N. Y. [16633
McCoy (Bessie) as the Yama Yama
girl, 1. (H 118216, July 8, 1908.)
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R., Passenger
department, Baltimore, Md.
[16634
(H 113207, July 8,
Des Moines,
(H 112661,
1908; 2 c. July 1, 1908.)
(H 113157, July 6,
Taft (Wm. H.)
1908. )
BANISTER (T.), Frankfort, Mich.
[16635
Long lake, Benzie co., Mich. (H
112478, June 29, 1908.)
BARKER (B. BENTON), Burlington, Vt.
[16636-16650
Hssex, N. Y. 1-11. (HH 111553-
111563, June 8, 1908.)
South Hero, Vt. "1-4. (H 111564—
111567, June 8, 1908.)
(H 112549, June )
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8.,V.3
BARNES (GEORGE), Hanson, Mass.
[16651
Monponsett, Mass., The Den, old cu-
riosity shop. (F 66415, June 23, 1908;
2 ¢e. June 15, 1908.)
BARNES (H. P.), La Porte, Ind. [16652
Gunness house of murder and mys-
tery. (F 66378, June 22, 1908.)
Bart (C. nN Seattle, Wash. [16653
Ohio (U. S. S.) (H. 118165, July 7,
1908. )
Barton & SpPooNer, Cornwall-on-Hud-
son, N. Y. [16654-16660
Even Cupid crosses his fingers. (F
66215, June 6, 1908.)
Here’s to the man.
5, 1908. )
If a giard and a half.
June 6, 1908.)
In a village post office, Miss Peak.
(F 66214, June 6, 1908.)
In the parlor sat all three.
66211, June 5, 1908.)
There was a Ban | summer girl.
(F 66210, June 5, 1908.)
There affable liar.
(F 66213, June
(F 66216,
(FE
was
an (F
| 66212, June 5, 1908.)
2c. of each June 30, 1908.
3EnacH (H. M.), Remsen, N. Y.
[16661-16669
Pine Camp. 1-9. (H_ 112402—
112410, June 26, 1908.)
Bean (QO. Crosby), Bangor, Maine.
[16670-16672
(H 112353,
Bangor, Maine. 1, 2.
112354, June 25, 1908.)
City of Bangor [steamer]. (H
112352, June 25, 1908; 1c. June 18,
1908; 1c. June 25, 1908.)
| Beck (CHas. W.), jr., Wyncote, Pa.
[166
College crews. (F 66434, June 24,
1908; 2c. June 18, 1908.)
BENJAMIN (ISAAC), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[16674
Hollister (Judge Howard C.) (oH
113345, July 13, 1908.)
BENNER (Harry M.), Hammondsport,
SBR [16675-16678
June Bug (Aeroplane). 1-4 (H
113191-113194, July 7, 1908.)
BENNETT (H. H.) a Kilbourn,
Wis. [16679-16681
Dells of Wisconsin. 1-3. (F
65891-65898, June 2, 1908: 2 c. of
each June 10, 1908.)
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
Bercen (G. F.), Pasadena, Cal.
[16682-16684
meer (N. P.) 1, 2. (H 112268,
112269, June 23, 1908.)
@ McLeod (Rev. Malcolm James).
(H 112267, June 23, 1908.)
BERGER PUB. CO., Buffalo, N. Y. i.
[16685-16744
Abide with me.—Bells across the
snow.—Bright and happy Christmas.—
Christ child.—Christmas bells.—Christ-
mas joy.—Christmas tide.—Christmas
wish.—Come, Thou long’ expected
Jesus.—Consecration.—Daily duty.—
Don’t worry.—Fervent wish.—Forget-
me-not.—Friendship.—God bless us
every one.—Good morrow.—Good tid-
ings.—Happiness.—_Happy Christ-
@mas.—Heavenly guest.—Holy child.—
Home.—I heard the voice of Jesus.—
Master.—Joyous Christmas.—
Joys of home—Leading upward.—
ife’s duties.—Life’s happiness.—Light
of the world.—Light that is felt.—
Love A.—Love B.—Mizpah.—My faith
looks up to Thee.—Nearer, my God,
to Thee.—Noble deeds.—Old friends.—
One there is above all others.—Our
burden bearer.—Our Father.—Our
Lord Emmanuel.—Peace,
peace.—Prayer.—Present duties.—
Rays of happiness.—Rock of ages.
Saviour, like a shepherd.—Secret of a
happy day.—Simple life—Star of
ethlehem.—Strength.—Strength | suf-
cient.—Success.—Sympathy.—Test. of
he heart.—That glorious song of
ld.—To my friend.—Welcome joy.
[60 chromos. ]
, 1908; 2 c. of each July 8, 1908.)
(ApoLPH P. J.), Natick,
[16745
Eliot (John) preaching to the In-
dians. (H 112472, June 29, 1908.)
IEN (JULIUS) & co., New York, N. Y.
[16746-16827
[Christmas and New Year’s cards]
00-5005, 5100-5105, 5200-5205, 5300-—
305, 5500-5505, 5600-5605, 5800-
805, 5900-5905, 6000-6005, 6100-6105,
200-6205, 6400-6405, 6500-6505, 6700—
6703. [82 lithographs] (G 18851-
8932, June 20, 1908.)
(Ernest D.), Painesville,
[16828
Paine’s (Gen.) monument and can-
ons, Charter Oak park, Painesville,
BOhio. (H 112391, June 26, 1908; 2c.
June 19, 1908.)
Botser (M. O.), Le Mars, Iowa.
[16829-16840
Submarine’ gardens. 1-12. CH
113217-113228, July 8, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
perfect |
(G 18998-19057, July |
AND PRINTS, ETC. 263
Bonp (Gro. W.), Wheaton, Ill. !
[16841-16850
Can this be Mother Hilton.
Fair Mistress Stavers curtsied low
and fast.
He gave a splendid banquet.
I yet shall ride in my own chariot,
Mam.
Rector read the
clear.
Sequestered among trees a noble pile.
Servant who made service seem di-
vine.
Stood Mistress Stavers in her fur-
belowe.
(H 112782-112789, July 3, 1908.)
Take me back to Dreamland. (H
112171, June 22, 1908.)
Until the governor rising from his
| chair. (H 112790, July 3, 1908.)
Book NEWS MONTHLY, Philadelphia,
Pa. [16851-16854
In the garden. (F 66280, June 17,
1908.)
Philip IV. (F 66281, June 17, 1908.)
/ Pyramids and Thisbe. (F 66288,
June 17, 1908.)
Portia. (F 66282, June 17, 1908.)
| BostoN & MONTANA CONSOLIDATED COP-
service loud and
PER & SILVER MINING Co., Great
| Falls, Mont. [16855
Blowing up head race wall. (H
112285, June 24, 1908.)
BOSTON LEATHER BINDING Co., Boston,
Mass. [16856-16868
All Hans.—Barn door philosophy.—
Christmas doings.—Day before Thanks-
giving. — Harvest moon. — Hunter’s
moon.—It is easy enough to be pleas-
ant.—Primitive redskin.—Rainy day
philosophy. — Roosevelt (The) .—
Shake.—Washington.—Wee _ builders.
[18 prints] (F 66134-66146, June 12,
1908; 2 ec. of each, May 18, 1908.)
BowWLes & CALDWELL, Milford, Tex.
[16869-16872
Bell Branch country club. A1—A4,
(H 112811-112814, July 6, 1908.)
BRADLEY (A. F.), New York, N. Y.
[16873-16876
Gibbons (Cardinal James) 14. (H
111531-111534, June 8, 1908.)
BRANDMO (R. E.), Benson, Minn.
[16877
Benson, Minn. (H 111852, June 15,
' 1908. 2c. June 1, 1908.)
264
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
BRANSON (BERNICE M.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[16878
Bryan, from Lincoln to Washington.
(F' 65221, May 11, 1908; 2 c. June 29,
1908. )
BREWSTER (ARTHUR J.), Syracuse,
Ms, [16879-16881 |
In war attire. (H 111702, June 12,
1908. ) |
Modern red man. (H 111704, June
12, 1908.)
Onondaga chief. (H 111703, June
12, 1908.)
2c. of each June 1, 1908.
Brown (H. W.), Tifton, Ga.
[16882, 16883.
Andersonville prison park, Ander-
sonville, Ga. Dedication of Lizabeth
Turner monument. (H 112593, July
1, 1908.)
Tifton, Ga., First Baptist Church.
(H 112209, June 22, 1908.)
Brown (N. E.), Grand Haven, Mich.
[16884
Brown’s aerial views. 7. (H 113340,
July 13, 1908.)
BUNNELL (W. A.) ART co., Decatur,
Tex. [16885
Decatur lodge no. 33, Knights of
Pythias. (H 112421, June 26, 1908.)
Burris & WiLLis, Great Falls, Mont.
[16886
I beat you to it. (F 66278, June 17,
1908. )
Byers (JoserH B.), Telluride, Colo.
[16887
Bridal Veil falls. (H 112162, June
19, 1908.)
Byron & co., New York, N. Y. [16888
New York, N. Y., Trinity Church,
interior. (H 111862, June 15, 1908.)
CAMERON-SWAN (DONALD), Great Brit-
ain. [16889
Lovat (Lord), chief of Clan Fraser.
(F 66706, July 1, 1908.)
CAMPANA (D. M.), Chicago, Il.
[16890-16892 |
Decorator, grape study.
June 12, 1908.)
(G 18800,
rose study. (G 18801, June 12,
1908. )
Study in yellow and red. (G 19064,
July 6, 1908.)
CARPENTER (CHARLES T.), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [16893-16894
Philadelphia Athletics, American
league. (IF 66975, July 10, 1908.)
Philadelphia National league.
66634, June 29, 1908.)
(FE
CARTER’S INK Co., Boston, Mass. [16895
Out for a drive. (F 66800, July 6,
1908.)
CAUGHEY (ALICE), Sulphur Springs,
Ark. [16896
Butler’s bluff. (H 112116, June 19,
| 1908.)
| CHAMPLIN (WM. B.), jr., Dallas, Tex.
[16897
Texas. Don’t take me for a tender-
foot. (F 66030, June 8, 1908; 2 e.
July 6, 1908.)
CHAPMAN (E. F.), Hartland, Wis.
[16898-16903
Beaver Lake, Wis. Lakewood land-
ing. (H 112488, June 29, 1908.)
Rudberg’s pier. (H 112490,
June 29, 1908.)
(H
Hartland, Wis., public school.
112489, June 29, 1908.)
Pewaukee Lake, Wis. Glassblowers’
catch. (H 112492, June 29, 1908.)
Reese’s pavilion. (H 112493,
June 29, 1908.)
Spring house. (H 112491, June 29,
1908. )
CHASE (G. W.) & SON MERC. Co., St.
Joseph, Mo. [16904
Perfect rose. (G 18793, June 10,
1908. )
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Chicago, Ill.
[16905-16932
Affinity. (F 66823, July 6, 1908.)
After a vice presidential candidate.
(F 66295, June 17, 1908.)
All aboard for the Bryanfest. (F
66929, July 8, 1908.)
Allies are still standing together.
(F 66059, June 10, 1908.)
Another stained glass window. (F
66928, July 8, 1908.)
At the Denver Bryanfest.
July 3, 1908.)
(¥ 66787,
Bill poster. (F 66381, June 22,
1908. )
Coliseum conversazione. (F 66306,
June 18, 1908.)
Convention will please come to or-
der. (F 66926, July 8, 1908.)
Coy Mr. Fairbanks and the vice-
presidential nomination. (F 66174,
June 13, 1908.)
Design for another glass window.
(F 66924, July 8, 1908.)
Guffey (Mr.) is a discordant note.
(F 66989, July 10, 1908.)
Handing it to them. (F 66305, June
18, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
or)
AND PRINTS, ETC.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE—Continued.
Hotels are beginning to hum.
66043, June 9, 1908.)
Let’s see have I overlooked any-
body? (F 66963, July 9, 1908.)
McCutcheon (Jobn T.) (F 66162,
(F
June 12, 1908; 2 c. June 16, 1908.)
Modern Cincinnatus. (F 66991, July
10, 1908.)
Nearly there. (F 66161, June 12,
1908. )
New pilot. (F 66365, June 20,
1908. )
Nominating speech. (F 66383, June
22, 1908. )
Notification committee. (F 67013, |
July 11, 1908.)
Patriot. (I 66819, July 6, 1908.)
Psychological moment at the con-
vention. (F 66270, June 16, 1908.)
Suggestion for a stained glass cam-
paign banner. (I 66927, July 8, 1908.)
Thin red line of heroes.
June 19, 1908.)
When Teddy’s name is first men-
tioned in the convention.
June 15, 1908.)
Will he stand pat?
11, 1908.)
Wonderful
July 9, 1908.)
CHICKERING (ELMER), Boston, Mass.
[16933-16936
Draper (Lt. Gov.), Outing at home
of, 1908. (H 112544, June 29, 1908.)
Potter (Bishop) 1-3.
112746, July 2, 1908; H 112830, July 6,
1908.) - °
CLARK (C. H.), St. Johnsbury, Vt.
[16937, 16938
St. Johnsbury illustrated. (F 66031,
June 10, 1908.)
What some people think of Maine.
(F 66052, June 10, 1908.)
CLARK (HERBERT W.), jr.. New York,
(F 66088, June
discipline. (F
IN. -Y¥. [16939-16947
Boat and lighthouse at sea. (H
111868, June 15, 1908.)
Grove, cows and lighthouse. (H
111869, June 15, 1908.)
Horses and coach on shore road.
Down grade. Fragment of panel in
larger size. (H 111871, 111876, June
15, 1908.)
— Going fine.
1908. )
Horses and geese on shore road.
(H 111872, June 15, 1908.)
(H 111870, June 15,
(F 66235, |
| CLogeNSON (H.), Dallas, Tex.
66962, |
(H 112745, |
Fa
(F 66318, |
CLARK (HERBERT W.), jr.—Continued.
Oxen and windmill on shore road.
(H 111873, June 15, 1908.)
Wheelers and coach on shore road.
Fragment of panel in larger size. (H
111874, 111875, June 15, 1908.)
1.
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington,
Tu. [16948-16962
Holmes (Justice) (H 112173, June
22, 1908.)
Johnson (Governor) (H 112174,
June 22, 1908.)
Roosevelt (President)
June 22, 1908.)
Sherman family group.
June 27, 1908.)
(H 112172,
(H 112468,
Taft (Secretary) in automobile.
(H 112175, June 22, 1908.)
Taft (Charlie) A-E. (H 112176—-
112180, June 22, 1908.)
Taft (Miss Helen) (H 112184, June
22, 1908.)
Taft (Wm.) A-C.
112183, June 22, 1908.)
Taft family group. (H 112467, June
27, 1908.)
(H 112181-
[16963-16965 ~
Dallas, Tex. 1-8. (H 113203-—113205,
July 8, 1908; 2 ¢. of each July 13,
1908.)
CLOSE (Myron C.), La Jolla, Cal.
[16966
California pioneer and his mermaid
Trixie. (G 18650 May 16, 1908; 2 ec.
June 11, 1908.)
Cotpy (JAMES M.), Wausau, Wis.
[ 16967, 16868
Fish’n.—Wausau, Wis. baseball
team. (H 112451, 112452, June 26,
1908. )
CoLLicR (P. F.) & SON, New York,
Ne, ¥ [16969-16973
Caught in the circle; by Frederick
Remington. (F 66537, May 5, 1908.)
Coming to the call; by Frederick
Remington. (IF 66536, May 5, 1908.)
Evening on a Canadian lake; by
Frederick Remington. (F 66535, May
5, 1908.)
His first lesson; by Frederick Rem-
ington. (F 66538, May 5, 1908.)
Opening of the Republican national
convention in the Coliseum. Chicago,
June 16. (H 112286, June 24, 1908.)
CoLNAGHI (P. & D.) & Co., London,
England. [16974
Lady Mildmay and child; by John
Hoppner. (F 65992, June 6, 1908.)
266
ConNOLLY (J. A.), St. Paul, Minn.
[16975
Greetings from White Bear. (H
112638, July 1, 1908.)
Conrapi (G. A.), Bethlehem, Pa.
[16976
Bethlehem, Pa., Bethlehem steel co.
(H 111707, June 2, 1908; 2 ce. May 15,
1908.)*
Conyers (H. B.), Urbana, Ohio.
[16977-16979
Dread and fear of kings.
113336, July 13, 1908.)
Thumbs down. (H 113334, July 13,
1908. )
Tito. (H 1133835, July 13, 1908.)
Cook (C. C.), New York, N. Y.
[16980-16983 |
Ballot, Notter up. (H 1138166, July
7, 1908.)
Colin. 1-3.
July 7, 1908.)
Cook (WILLIAM F.), Springfield, Mass.
[16984
(H 112008, June 17,
(H 115167-113169,
Palmetto tree.
1908. )
Coovert (JOHN CALVIN), Memphis,
Tenn. [16985-16987
Memphis warehouse co. 1, 2. (H
110571, 110572, May 15, 1908; 2 c. of
each May 28, 1908.) *
Wright (Gen. Luke E.), residence |
of.
CorNIsSH (GEo. B.),
Kans.
(H 112199, June 22, 1908.)
Arkansas City,
Carving watermelons.—Harvesting |
wheat.—Ready for the chase.—Round
up.—Threshing
gah. a, b—Watermelon blockade.
photographs.] (H 112366, 112373,
June 25, 1908; 2 c. of each June 26,
1908. )
Cort (Howarp R.), Tenafly, N. J.
[16996-17
Our boys and girls. (F 66128, June
11, 1908; 2 c. June 13, 1908.)
—— (F 66346, June 19, 1908; 2 ec.
June 20, 1908.)
(F 66464, June 25, 1908; 2 c.
June 27, 1908.)
(FP 66Tis;’ Suly 2;..1908: 2 «
July 6, 1908.)
(F 66959, July 8, 1908; 2 ¢.
July 10, 1908.)
(HS
wheat.—Wah-shun- |
[s |
[16988-16995 |
|
|
|
| 112154, June 20, 1908.)
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pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
CovELL (Bert C.), Birmingham, Ala.
[17001-17004
Farmers educational and co-opera-
tive union, third annual convention.
(H 112754, July 3, 1908.)
Queen of the prairie 1-3.
112475-112477, June 29, 1908.)
CRAVEN (M. B.), Evanston, Il.
[17005-17016
Fox Lake, Ill., 1-12. (H 112159—
112161, June 20, 1908, H 112802-112807,
July 6, 1908, H 113324-113326, July
13, 1908.)
CRUVER MFG. Co., Chicago, Il.
[17017, 17018
Forget-me-nots and pansies. (H
(Ho
Roses. (H 112135, June 20, 1908.)
CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY, Culver,
Ind, [17019, 17020
Culver girl. (H 112334, June 24,
1908. )
On the firing line.
9, 1908.)
CurTIS (ASAHEL), Seattle, Wash.
[17021-17038
Atlantic fleet entering the Straits
of Juan de Fuca. (H 111777, June 12,
1908. )
Canyon of Second ave. 10278, 10279.
(H 111569, 111570, June 8, 1908.)
(F 66960, July
Connecticut (U. S. S.) 14, 15. (Hf
| 111778, 111779, June 12, 1908.)
Georgia (U. S. 8S.) (H 111780,
June 12, 1908.)
“Illinois (U. S. 8S.) (H 111781,
' June 12, 1908.)
—— in Port Townsend harbor. (H
111782, June 12, 1908.)
Kearsarge (U. S. S.) (H 111783,
June 12, 1908.)
Kentucky (U. S. 8S.) (H 111784,
June 12, 1908.)
Louisiana (U. S. 8S.) (H 111785,
June 12, 1908.)
Minnesota (U. S. S.) (H 111786,
June 12, 1908.) :
Missouri (U. S. S.) (H 111787, June
12, 1908.)
Nebraska (U. S. S.) (H 111788,
June 12, 1908.)
Ohio (U.S. S.)
1908. )
Rhode Island (U. S. 8.) (H 111790,
June 12, 1908.)
(H 111789, June 12,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
Curtis (ASAHEL)—Continued.
Vermont (U.S. S.) (H 111791, June
12, 1908.)
Virginia (U.S. S.) (H 111792, June |
12, 1908.)
Curtis (Epwarp S.), Seattle, Wash.
§1.7039-17243
Indians and Indian scenes. [204
photographs.] x2484-x2487, x2489-
x2498, x2605—x 2607, x2609-x2611,
x2630-x2796, x2800-x2811, x2820-
x2825. (H 112937-112940,
113142, July 6, 1908.)
CurTIS & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[17244-17252
District school; by Wm. L. Taylor.
8 by 10. (H 111661, June 8, 1908; 2 ec.
June 10, 1908.)
——i11 by 14. (H 111663, June 8,
1908; 2 c. June 10, 1908.)
— 18 by 22.
1908. )
Landscape with horseman in fore-
ground; by J. B. C. Corot. 8 by 10;
11 by 14; 18 by 22. (H 111658—111660,
June 8, 1908; 2 c. of each June 10,
1908. )
Landscape with ideal figures;
wes. G. Corot. § by 10- (HH 111662
June 8, 1908; 2 c. June 10, 1908.)
——11 by 14; 18 by 22. (H 111656,
111657, June 10, 1908.)
CURTISS STUDIO, New Haven, Conn.
[17253-17256
” Yale academic class, 1908. A,B. (H
112556, 112557, June 4, 1908.)
Yale sheff class, 1908. A, B.
112558, 112559, June 4, 1908.)
DAVENPORT MFG. CO., Johnstown, Pa.”
[17257-17259
Johnstown, Pa., Cambria steel co.
2. (8 66301, June 18, 1908; F
66725, July 2, 1908.)
Osceola Mills, Pa.
1908. )
Davipson (D. N
(H
(F 66726, July 2,
.), Washington, D. C.
[17260-17264
Taft (Sect.) and daughter Helen.
(H 112114, June 19, 1908.)
Taft (Sect.),
Taft, off for a ride.
19, 1908.)
Taft (Charlie) on
112112, June 19, 1908.)
Taft (Miss Helen).
19, 1908. )
Taft (Sect. W. H.).
19, 1908.)
2 c. of each June 15, 1908.
Major. (H
(H 112113, June
(H 112110, June
112942-
1908.)
Helen and Charlie |
(H 112111, June | ae
267
DAvViIs (CHARLES H.), New York, N. Y.
11796517286
Alas! (H 113184, July 7, 1908.)
Apple blossoms. (H 113177, July 7,
1908. )
At my window. (H 113175, July 7,
| 1908. )
Chianti girl. (H 113183, July 7,
1908. )
Daphne. (H 113176, July 7, 1908.)
Favorita. (H 113178, July 7, 1908.)
Here’s to you! (H 113185, July 7,
His letter.
In
(H 113186, July 7 8.)
a studio. (H 113182, Biss Te
| 1908.)
(Hi 111655, June 10, |
by |
| 1908.)
Reveries. (H 113179, July 7, 1908.)
(H 113181, July 7, 1908.)
(H 113180, July 7, 1908.)
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
Bryan (William Jennings). 1-4.
(H 113187-113190, July 7, 1908.)
DEARDORFF (MINNIE P.), Newport, Pa.
[17281
Newport, Pa., bird’s eye view. (H
111632, June 10, 1908; 2 c. May 26,
Sweets.
Trés bien.
» | 1908.) *
| DE LUXE ART CO., Brooklyn,
¥
[17282
(F 66918, July 8,
N.
Let us alone.
DENMAN (A. H.), Tacoma, Wash.
[17283
Mt. Tacoma and Tacoma harbor.
| (Hi 112831, July 6, 1908.)
| DEMMON, (W. A.), Chicago, Ill.
[17284-17287
Boozers. (EF 66079, May 27, 1908.)
High roller. (F 66077, May 27,
1908. )
Prohibitionists. (F 66076, May 27,
1908.)
631 clowns. (F 66078, May
2c. of each June 11, 1908.
27, 1908.)
| DENVER Post, Denver Colo.
[17288-17299
Adventures of the little Post Want
(F 66101, June 11, 1908.)
— (F 6638138, June 18, 1908.)
— (F 66515, June 26, 1908.)
—— (F 66742, July 2, 1908.)
—— (F 66965, July 9, 1908.)
Doc Bird and Humdinger, etc.
66050, June 10, 1908.)
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268
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pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
* DENVER Post—Continued.
(F 66391, June 22, 1908.)
(F 66669, June 29, 1908.)
_ Down timbers.
1908. )
Ruin and blame.
15, 1908.)
When the salmon spawn.
July 18, 1908.)
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit, Mich.
[17300-17362
(112195-112197,
(F 67075,
Braddock, Pa. 1-3.
June 22, 1908.)
Charlevoix, Mich. 1, 2.
112423, June 26, 1908.)
City of Cleveland (Steamer) i-S8.
(H 111866, 111867, June 15, 1908, H
112185-112190, June 22, 1908.)
Detroit, Mich. (H 113296, July 11,
1908. )
——— Water parade, Belle Isle. A,
(H 113155, 113156, July 6, 1908.)
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Post hospital.
(H 112621, July 1, 1908.)
Fort Snelling, Minn, Fort Snelling
bridge. (H 111826, June 13, 1908.)
Franconia Notch, N. H., the flume.
(H 111654, June 10, 1908.)
Grand canyon from O’Neil point,
Ariz. (H 112424, June 26, 1908.)
Homestead, Pa., Homestead
works. (H 112052, June 17, 1908.)
Hudson river, N. Y., day line steam-
(H 112422,
B.
ers passing the Highlands. (H 111825,
June 18, 1908.) |
Lansing, Mich., capitol. (H 1138154, |
July 6, 1908.)
Little Traverse bay, Mich., Sunset.
(H 112425, June 26, 1908.)
Mackinac, Mich. Arnold’s dock.
112617, July 1, 1908.)
Mackinack island, Mich, The Sen-
tinel. (H 112426, June 26, 1908.)
Marquette, Mich. 1-S. (H 112427-
112434, June 26, 1908.)
—— The harbor. (H 112616,
1, 1908.)
Manitou passing Harbor point, Mich.
(H 112618, July 1, 1908.)
(H
July
Mauretania (S. 8S.) (H 111552,
June 8, 1908.)
New York, N. Y. 1-3. (H 112550-
112552, June 29, 1908.)
Broad street. (H 112485, June
26, 1908.)
—— Harbor and Battery park. (H
112619, July 1, 1908.)
New York public library. (H
111827, June 13, 1908.)
(F 66670, June 29, |
(F 66237, June |
_ DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
—— Plaza hotel.
13, 1908.)
Northland (S. 8.) at Harbor Springs,
Mich. (H 112436, June 26, 1908.)
leaving Harbor Springs.
113153, July, 6, 1908.)
(H 111828, June
(H
Northwest (S. S.) leaving Harbor
Springs, Mich. (H 112437, June 26,
1908. )
Old time schooner. (H 112438, June
26, 1908.)
Petoskey, Mich. 1-7.
112445, June 26, 1908.)
R. R. station and park.
112620, July 1, 1908.)
Pittsburg, Pa. (H 112051, June 17,
(H 112439-
(H
| 1908.)
Roosevelt (Theodore) (H 111535,
June 8, 1908.)
St. Ignace, Mich. 1, 2. (H 112446,
112447, June 26, 1908.)
St. Paul, Minn., steamboat landing
and union station. (H 111829, June
18, 1908.)
We-que-ton-sing, Mich. 1, 2. (H
112448, 112449, June 26, 1908.)
| DICKERMAN (Harris N.), Boston,
Mass. [17363
steel |
|
/
|
|
|
|
H |
|
Taft (Wm. H.), James 8. Sherman.
1908. (F 66534, June 27, 1908.)
DILLE (RALPH), Chicago, Ml.
[17364-17385
Birches (The).—Breakers (The).—
Bridge at the turn of the road.—Even-
ing. — Finishing touches. — Garfield
park, Chicago.—Glade (The).—Old
bridge.—Old home.—Old trysting
place.—On the St. Joe river.—Peace.—
Quiet spot.—Tomorrow is Friday.—
Wayside home of Nathaniel Haw-
thorne.—Wayside watering place.
Where echos answer.—Where the wild
things call—Where town and country
meet.—Wind comes whispering to
me.—W ood path.— Woodland road. [22
prints] (KF 66647-66668, June 29,
1908. )
Ditson (OLIVER), Boston, Mass.
7386, 17387
a music. (IF 66635, June 29,
190
Mocking bird. (F 66789, July 3,
190
verde (Mizo M.), Portsmouth, Va.
[17388
Florida (U. S. S.), in Hampton
Roads, Va. (H 112588, July 1, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
269
Dovciass: (W. M.), Alcorn, Miss.
[17389-17391
Alcorn A. & M. college, Alcorn, Miss.
1-3. (H 118145-1138147, July 6, 1908.)
DRAKE (JUNE D.), Silverton, Oregon.
b17392-17395
_ EpMoNSTON (Davin B.)—Continued.
| War,
Wright (Gen. Luke), Secretary of
U. 8. A. lo al eee eee,
113288, July 11, 1908.)
| Epwarps (ANNA W.), Fayette, Ind.
[17436, 17437
Fayette, Ind., college campus. D. E.
(H 112053, 112054, June 17, 1908.)
| EICKEMEYER (RupotF), Yonkers, N. Y.
Giant fir. (H 112636, July 1, 1908.) |
Mt. Angel, Oregon, Monastery. (H |
112890, June 25, 1908.)
io. 0.8 mill and pond., (H
S.
112098, June 18, 1908.)
Twin fir. (H 112637, July 1, 1908.)
DRECKER & Co., New York, N. Y.
[17896-17399
Armenonville restaurant at
Hotel Knickerbocker. A—D.
111526-111529, June 8, 1908.)
Drew (A. FARNSWoRTH), New York,
(Hi
oh [17400
Mother-song. (G 18838, June 25,
1908. )
Duemore (A. RADCLIFFE), Newfound-
land, N. J. [17401-17402
Caribou herd.
Migrating caribou. (H _ 111680, |
111631, June 10, 1908; 2 c. of each
May 22, 1908.)
DuNN (Ropert LEE), New York, N. Y.
[17403, 17404
Taft and Sherman. A, B.
the |
(Hi |
113162, 113163, July 7, 1908; 2 c. of |
each June 26, 1908.) .
DUNNING (EH. G.), New York, N. Y.
Sis, Me and Pa at the Flat-iron
building. (F 66435, June 22, 1908;
ie. June 22, 1908; 1c June 27, 1908.)
EDISON MFG. Co., Orange, N. J.
[17406-17431 |
(H 111675— |
Blue and the Grey. 1-6.
111680, June 11, 1908.)
Boston tea party. 1-5.
113301, July 11, 1908.)
Honesty is the best policy. 1-5. (H
112093-112097, June 18, 1908.)
Love will find a way. 15. (H|
112374-112878, June 25, 1908.)
Pioneers crossing the plains in ’49.
1-5. (H 113148-113152,
EpMONSTON (Davin B.), Washington.
De ©. [17482-17485
Fireworks on monument grounds,
4th July, 1908. (H 118241, July 9,
1908. )
Municipal building at night.
113242, July 9, 1908.)
(Ho
[17405 |
July 6. 1908.) |
[17438-17442
Blackbird’s nest. (H 113172, July
7, 1908.)
Fleur-de-lis. (H 113171, July 7,
1908. )
Sawmill river in October. (H
113174, July 7, 1908.
Spider’s nest.
1908. )
Winter. (H 1181738, July 7, 1908.)
E.iotr (J. A.), Butte, Mont.
(H 113170, July 7,
[17443
Woawer'e-4 am buffalo. (H 112214, June
22, 1908.)
ExLrop (Morton J.), Missoula, Mont.
[17444
Mission mountains, Mont., panorama.
(F 66302, June 18, 1908.)
ELson (A. W.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[17445
eattle; by Constant Troyon.
May 29, 1908; 2 ¢c. June 1,
Holland
(F 65802,
1908. )
ENGLISH (H.), Saltese, Mont.
[17446-17449
CM &S
Saltese.
(H 112578, 112579, June 30, 1908;
2c. of each June 15, 1908.)
Taft. 2,3. (H 112580, 112581, June
30, 1908; 2 c. of each June 15, 1908.)
S. P. bridge.
| Ergickson (C. E.), Black River Falls,
(H 113297- |
Wis. [17450
Black River Falls, Wis. From east
side. 61. (H 112117, June 19, 1908.)
ERMERINS (John M.), Detroit, Mich.
[17451
Dinner (F 66066, June 11,
1908. )
ERWIN (W. L.), Harper’s
pail,
Ferry, W. Va.
[17452-17477
Bolivar Heights. (F 65385,
65386, May 15, 1908.)
Brown (John), capture of.
May 15, 1908.)
execution of.
15, 1908.)
yf
(F 65388,
(F 65389, May
on
270
Erwin (W. L.)—Continued.
Old Ossawatomie.
May 15, 1908.)
Brown’s (John) battle at Harper’s
Ferry. (F 65387, May 15, 1908.)
fort. (F 65392, May 15, 1908.)
—— residence, Kennedy farm. (F
65391, May 15, 1908.)
stronghold at Harper’s Ferry.
(F 653938, May 15, 1908.)
——tomb and old homestead, Essex
co., N. Y. (F 65394, May 15, 1908.)
weapons at Harper’s Ferry.
65395, May 15, 1908.)
Harper’s Ferry, W. Va.
65396-65410, May 15, 1908.)
2c. of each June 22, 1908.
Ewart (WM. EARL), Topeka, Kans.
(F 65390,
(F
1-15.
|
(F |
|
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv. n.s., ¥.3
FAawcetTT (WALpDoN )—Continued.
Truehart (Philip W.) (H 111730,
June 12, 1908.)
Burrows (J. C.)—Burton (Theodore
EK.)—Cannon (Jos. G.)—Carpenter
(Fred W.)—Ellis (Wade)—Fairbanks
(Charles W.)—Fairbanks (Richard )—
Fisher (A. C.)—Hinds (Asher)—
Hopkins (A. L.)—Le Seure (Helen)—
Le Seure (Virginia)—Long (Chester
I.)—Lyons (Judson)—Taft (Char-
lie)—Taft (Charlie) on roller skates.—
Taft (Charlie) with camera.—Taft
(Helen and Charlie)—Taft (William
H.)—Taft (W. H.) on horseback.—
Washington (Booker T.) [21 photo-
graphs.] (H 112013—112033, June 17,
1908. )
Carnegie (Andrew)—Cassatt (Mrs.
A. J.)—Harmon (Judson)—Harmon
[17478-17488 |
[College pennant series.] 352-362.
(I. 66780-66740, July 2, 1908.)
FAWCETT (WALDON), Washington,
Bp, .. [17489-17550
Day (Frank) (H 111727, June 12,
1908. )
_ dren.—Hot Springs.
| W.)—Ik<ern
(Mrs. Judson)—Harmon grandchil-
1-7.—Kern (John
John W.)—Kern
(John Worth), jr.—Kern (Miss
Julia )—Kern (William )—Takahira
(Baron)—Takahira (Baroness)—Tak-
ahira (Miss) [20 photographs.] (H
(Mrs.
—:115362-113366, 113352-113358, 113367-
Folk (Jos. W.) . (H 111717, June
12, 1908.)
on horseback. (H 111716, June |
12, 1908.) )
rolk (Mrs. Jos. W.) (H Wi1738,
June 12, 1908.)
Gude (Madame) (H 111728, June
12, 1908.)
Gude (Ove) (H 111729, June 12,
1908. )
Hemenway (J. A.) (H 111782,
June 12, 1908.)
Johnson (John A.) 1,2. (H111722,
111723, June 12, 1908.)
Johnson (Mrs. John A.) 1, 2.
111720, 111721, June 12, 1908.)
Kealing (J. B.) (H 111719, June
12, 1908.)
Mason (Stephen R.)
June 12, 1908.)
Pettigrew (R. F.)
12, 1908.)
(H 111726,
(H 111731, June
Roosevelt (President & Mrs.) (H
111734, June 12, 1908.)
Stone (William F.) (H 111736, |
June 12, 1908.)
Tart (0. PB.)
1908. )
Taft (Charlie) and horse. 1, 2.
(H 111724, 111725, June 12, 1908.)
Taft (Robert A.) (H 111735, June
12, 1908.)
(H 1117383, June 12,
¢
(H
11, 1908.)
113371, 113559-113361, July 13, 1908.)
First BAPTIST CHURCH, Roswell, N.
Mex. [17551, 17552
Roswell, N. Mex., First Baptist
church. A, B. (H 112478, 1132474,
June 29, 1908.)
Fiske (F. B.), Fort Yates, N. Dak.
[17553-17560
Indians. 46-53. (H 112480—-112487,
June 29, 1908.)
FLEISHER BROS., Philadelphia, Pa.
[17561, 17562
Fleisher brothers designs. 1, 2. (F
66316, 66317, June 19, 1908.)
FLEMING (J.), Chicago, Ill. [17563
Russian grizzly. (H 111665, June
FLor (Easton), Blue Earth, Minn.
[17564, 17565
Busy day. (H 112099, June 18,
/ 1908.)
River scene. 3. (H 112100, June
18, 1908.)
ForKNER (W. R.), Anderson, Ind.
[17566
| Muleahy (Father) and his altar
| boys. (H 112794, July 6, 1908; 2 c.
June 23, 1908.)
FOUNTAIN (RUBEN EDWARD), Hildreth,
Nebr. [17567
Cyclone cloud, Hildreth, Nebr., June
4,’°08. (H 112455, June 27, 1908; 2 c.
June 19, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
FourNIER (PAUL), East Aurora, N. Y.
Group of good Roycrofters.
Hubbard (Elbert), Burr McIntosh
& Alexis Fournier.
(H 111817, 111818, June 13, 1908.)
FowLer (AMBROSE), New York, N. Y.
271
_ GoopMAN (CHARLES), Bluff, Utah.
[17568, 17569 |
[17594, 17595
Bluff, tah... “i... Bi. Ties,
- 112454, June 6, 1908; 2 ec. of each Apr.
15, 1908.)
[17570-17572 |
Long Beach, L. I. 1-3.
111816, June 13, 1908.)
Fox (GroRGE W.), Sioux Falls, 8. Dak.
(H 111814—
GOODMAN (S.), New York, N. Y.
[17596-17598
New York, N. Y., Pennsylvania R.
R. station. 1-8. (F 66976-66978, July
10, 1908.)
| GOTHAM LITHO. co., New York, N. Y.
[17573-17575 |
Sioux Falls, S. Dak. 1-38.
112546-112548, June 29, 1908.)
GAINES (T. R.), New York, N. Y.
[17576, 17577
If a body write a body.
If your thoughts on me should dwell.
(EF 65895, 65896, June 2, 1908; 2 ec.
of each June 12, 1908.)
GALINDO MFG. co., New York, a hi
en
Lusitania (Steamship). (H 112553,
June 30, 1908; 2 c. June 24, 1908.)
GALLAGHER & GUTTER, Ely, Nev.
[17579-17581
Broncho busting. 1-8. (H 1138331-
113383, July 13, 1908.)
GaLvIN (ALICE Y. C.), Braddock, Pa.
(Ho
[17599-17601
(G 19082, July 9, 1908.)
girl, (G 19081, July 9,
Cherry girl.
Package
1908. )
Shopper. (G 19080, July 9, 1908.)
| GRABACH (JOHN R.), New York, N. Y.
| 113306, July 15
[17602, 17603
Lily leaf, a bull-frog and she. (H
, 1908.)
discovery. 112639,
Seashore (H
June 27, 1908; 1 c. June 18, 1908; 1 ¢.
| July 13, 1908.)
| GRAHAM (JESSE A.), Chicago, III.
[17604
Taft (Wm. H.) (G 18809, June 17,
1908; 2 ec. June 11, 1908.)
| GRAVENSLUND (J. H.), Kennewick,
) Wash. [17605
IKkennewick strawberries. (H 111849,
|
|
[17582, 17583 |
Braddock’s defeat. (H 110499, May
13, 1908; 2 c. June 5, 1908.) *
—— (H 111178, May 29, 1908; 2 ¢c
June 11, 1908.)
GARDNER (GEO. C.), Worcester, Mass.
7584
Onset. (F 66919, July 8, 1908; 2 c.
July 8, 1908.)
Givens (J. D.), San Francisco, Cal.
17585-17592
Atlantic and Pacific fleet. A, B.
(H 111708, 111709, June 10, 1808; 2 ¢.
each May 18, 1908.) *
Sensornia .(U...S. S.), CH i803,
June 10, 1908; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1908.)*
San Francisco naval parade. A, B,
C. (H 111710-111712, June 10, 1908;
2c. May 18, 1908.) *
Santa Barbara, Cal.,
(H 111715, June 10, 1908.)
South Dakota (U.S. 8.) (H 111714,
June 10, 1908; 2
GOLLING,
Minn.
Miss S.
(BENJAMIN C.), St. Paul,
(H 112791, July 3, 1908.)
June 15, 1908.)
| GRAY LITHOGRAPH co., New York, N. Y.
[17606, 17607
Mignon. (G 18657, May 20, 1908.) *
Shepherd boy. (G 18835, June 23,
| 1908.)
| GREENE (ARTHUR
S.), Port Jefferson,
INGE [17608-17613
Belle Terre, old homestead. 383. (H
113143, July 6, 1908.)
Lake at Stony Brook.
112041, June 17, 1908;
468. (H
2c. June 18,
1908. )
Pond and main road, Miller place.
466. (H 112042, June 17, 1908; 2 c.
| June 18, 1908.)
_ Setauket, Lake side house. 459. (H
113144, July 6, 1908.)
Setauket pond. 469. (H 112048,
Potter hotel. |
[17593 |
|
June 17, 1908; 2 c. June 18, 1908.)
Stony Brook harbor. 491. (H
| 113247, July 10, 1908.)
G., Apt. 29;, 1908.)* | Grorrman (I.), Chicago, Ill.
[17614-17629
[Merry widow hat series. 1-16] (F
66319-66334, June 19, 1908.)
O72 CATALOGUE OF
HAINEY (JAMES B.), Pawnee, Okla.
[17630-17640
After the dance.—Oklahoma.—Old
warrior.—Pawnee Bill and buffalos.—
Pawnee Bill and ranch house.—Pawnee
Bill at home.—Pawnee Bill camels.—
Pawnee Bill trick horses.—Pawnee
Indian brave.—Pawnee Indian mud
lodge.—Relick of early days. [11 pho-
tographs. ]
24, 1908; 2 c. June 24, 1908.)
Hat (Gro. P.) & son, New York,N. Y.
[17641-17644
New York, N. Y. 6046-6049. (H
111742-111745, June 12, 1908.)
HAMMERLE (Gus), Louisville, Ky.
[17645-17649
Can you mend a broken heart. (F
66242, June 15, 1908.)
For rent. (F 66239, June 15, 1908.)
I am waiting for you. (IF 66238,
June 15, 1908.)
I’d like to lock you in my heart. |
1,2. (F 66240, 66241, June 15, 1908.)
Hanes (Etmer C.), Driftwood, Pa.
[17650
Driscoll (Rey. M. J.), St. James
R. C.. church, (H*111195, May 22,
1908; 2 c. June 25, 1908.)
Hann (J. B.), Bellingham, Wash.
[17651
Bellingham from Sehome heights.
(H 112494, June 29, 1908.)
Hanson (Maynarp D.), Portland,
Me. [17652
Railway square. (H 112365, June
25, 1908.)
HARRINGTON (J. C. F.), Decatur, Dl.
[17653--17708
Andes mountains, Chile. 1, 2.
Bahia, Brazil.: 1, 2.
Bolivian Indian feast days. 1-8.
Bridgetown, Barbados. 1, 2.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1-8.
La Paz, Bolivia. 1-12.
Montevideo, Uruguay. 1-4.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 1-10.
Santiago, Chile. 1-9.
Santos, Brazil. 1.
Valparaiso, Chile. 1, 2.
Voleano Ollagua, Bolivia.
(H 112663-112718, July 2, 1908; 2c.
of each July 1, 1908.)
Harris (Epwarp G.), Denver, Colo.
[17709-17713
Nobody wants me. (F 66850, July
6, 1908.)
(H 112320, 112330, June |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Harris (Hpwarp G.)—Continued.
Say Tommy, let's make up. (F
| 66848, July 6, 1908.)
Sweethearts. (F 66849, July 6,
| 1908.)
| Tom-the-bruiser. (F 66852, July 6,
| 1908. )
' We are not afraid, mamma.
| 66851, July 6, 1908.)
(F
| Haggis (FRANK L.), Camden, Maine,
[17714-17724
Harris cat studies. 53-638. (H
112725-1127385, July 2, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each June 24, 1908.)
| Harris & Ewinc, Washington, D. C.
[17725-17729
| Sherman (James 8.) (H 112274,
June 23, 1908.)
Taft (Mr.) (H 112270, June 23,
1908. )
| Taft, at the phone. (H 112271, June
| 23, 1908.)
Taft (Miss Helen) (H 112273, June
23, 1908.)
Taft (William H.) (H 112272,
June 23, 1908.)
Harvey (Fred), Kansas City, Mo.
[17730-17738
East from Hopi point. (H 113197,
July 7, 1908.)
Garces hotel. (H 113198, July 7,
1908. )
Grand canyon east from Signal
(H 112829, July 6, 1908.)
| point.
Grand canyon from Hopi point.
113199, July 7, 1908.)
Indian gardens, Bright Angel trail.
(H 113200, July 7, 1908.)
(H 112450, June
(H
One mile of trail.
26, 1908. )
— (H 113201, July 7, 1908.)
Ruins of Abo church. 1, 2.
113267, 113266, July 11, 1908.)
HAWKINS (THEODORE P.), Carson City,
Nev. {17739
(H
First house in Nevada, built in Ge-
noa 1851. (H 111633, June 10, 1908.)
HAzZARD (JOHN E.), U. S.
[17740-17744
Ain’t it awful Mable? (F 664383,
June 23, 1908.)
—— (F 66678, June 29, 1908.)
—— (F 667438, July_2, 1908.)
— (F 66871, July 6, 1908.)
—— (F 66973, July 9, 1908.)
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
Heap (EMMET), Quincy, Ill. [17745
Lincoln (Abraham), Stephen A.
Douglas, Washington park, Quincy, Ill.
(H 112002, June 17, 1908.)
Hiresropt (Jay), Albany, N. Y.
[17746, 17747
George G. (F 66776, July 3, 1908.)
Major Delmar. (F 66777, July 3,
1908.)
Hint (Harry E.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
[17748-17752
Bloom of pineapple. (H 112266,
June 23, 1908.)
Florida, Summer in south. 570, 571.
(H 112832, 112833, July 6, 1908.)
Indian river, moonlight on.
113372, July 13, 1908.)
Milk and honey. (H 112265, June
23, 1908.)
HIpPPoDROME co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[17753
Cleveland, Ohio, “ag eager (H
113158, June 25, 1908 ; e. June 30,
1908. )
Hirty (EK. A.), Waukon, Iowa.
Waukon high school.
June 17, 1908.)
Hooker (Cortez A.), Evart, Mich.
[17755
Mother’ partridge nesting. (H
112591, July 1, 1908; 2 c. July 6, 1908.)
Howard (FRANK B.), Poughkeepsie,
mY. [17756
(H
(H
[17754
Courtney (Charles E.) 1-3.
112416112418, June 26, 1908.)
Mutt (Henry), New York, N. Y.
[17757-17763
Ball room scene. (F 66258, June 10,
908.)
Railway scene. (F 66948, July 8,
908.)
BINDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING & ELECTROTYP-
ING co., Indianapolis, Ind. [17764
Indianapolis, the pivot city. (F
6016, June 8, 1908.)
50572—08———2
(HI 112055, |
Bathing girl. (F 66255, June 10,
908.
Easter head. (F 66254, June 10,
908. )
|
Girl in walking suit. (F 66257, June
0, 1908.)
Girl, looking down. (F 66256, June
0, 1908.) ;
Golf girl. (F 66259, June 10, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
| JOHNSTON (F. E.), Pittsbur
| 1908.)
AND PRINTS, ETC. 278
INGERSOLL (TRUMAN WARD), St. Paul,
Minn. [17765, 17766
Glad hand from St. Paul. 1,2. (F
66684, 66685, June 1, 1908, )
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF Y. M.
C. A., New York, N. Y.
[17767, 17768
Hurdler.—Medicine ball. (G 19058,
19059, July 2, 1908; 2 c. of each June
26, 1908.)
JAEGER (J. F.), Washington, Mo.
[17769-17770
Dutzow, Mo., St. Vincent’s church.
(H 112212, June 22, 1908.)
Union, Mo., Church of Immaculate
Conception. (H 112213, June 22, 1908.)
ine., Seattle,
(17771-17773
JAMES & BUSHNELL,
Wash.
Gotch (Frank)
Robt. Fitzsimmons, Dr. B. F.
Roller. 1, 2.
(H 112810, 112808, 112809, July 6,
1908.)
JOHNSON (C. T.), Jaffrey, N. H.
[17774
Old Shattuck elm, Thorndyke pond.
(H 112210, June 22, 1908.)
JOHNSON co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
[17775-17781
Great Salt lake. 1-5. (H 113258-
| 118262, July 10, 1908.)
Olson (Ola), 2786, 2787 (H 112825,
112826, July 6, 1908.)
ef, Pas
[17782
In dog land. (F 66487, June 13,
1908.)
JOHNSTON (R. W.) studio, PL eee
Pa. [1778
July 4, 1908. (H 112415, June fa
JONES (EH. SMYTHE), Louisville, Ky.
[17784
Rose that bloometh inmyheart. (F
663038, June 17, 1908.)
JONES (O. J.), Manteo, N. C. [17785
Oregon inlet, N. C., U. S. life-saving
station and crew. (F 66526, June 26,
1908. )
JUDGE co., New York, N. Y.
[17786-17790
Keep your eye on the paper that
filled the dinner pail in °96. (F 66390,
June 22, 1908.)
274
JUDGE co.—Continued.
Little Johnny and the Teddy bears.
- (F 66271, June 16, 1908.)
— (F 66304, June 18, 1908.)
—— (F 66728, July 2, 1908.)
— (F 66961, July 9, 1908.)
JUKES (Mark FREDERICK), Rawlins,
Wyo. [17791-17798
Brownell. 1, 2. (H 118251, 113252,
July 10, 1908.)
Holman. 1, 2. §H 113253, 113254,
July 10, 1908.)
Line up, Rawlings, Wyo. (H
113351, July 138, 1908.)
Robbins (Harry) on Beayer. (H
113255, July 10, 1908.)
Robbins (Roy) on Tom Horn. (H
113256, July 10, 1908.)
Robbins (W. J.) on Gin Fizz. (H |
113257, July 10, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
IKNAFFL & BROo.—Continued.
Day dreams.—Eunice.—Gray muff.—
Hortense.—Idle thoughts—Kodak
_ girl— Kodaking.—_Lady Clare.—Laura.
| —Lilies.—Lucy.—Rosalie.—Rose buds.
—Rowena. [20 photographs.]
112641-112660, July 2, 1908.)
IKNOEDLER (BH. L.), New York, N. Y.
[17848, 17849
Little Miss Maitland; after George
Romney. (F 66170, June 13, 1908.)
Way of the sun; Pass the bottle
round. (F 65993, June 6, 1908.)
IKKOENECKE (Ropert L.) [17850
Telephone girl. (F 66049, June 10,
1908. )
KopaLp (Witt R.), Chicago, Ill.
[
(H
17851
Tafty-kid. (G 18933, June 15, 1908;
2c. June 29, 1908.)
| KrausHAAR (C. W.), New York, N. Y.
[17852
Little love affair. (F 65991, June 6,
1908.)
| KUGLER Co., Newark, N. J.
JULIAN & KOKENGE co., Cincinnati, |
Ohio. [17799 |
Cincinnati. (H 112685, July 1,
1908.)
KEITHLEY & BucHeER, Washington,
DD. ©, [17800 |
President’s souvenir post card. (H
112793, July 3, 1908.)
KELLOGG STUDIO, Cuba, N. Y.
[17801-17805
Lake Cuba 469, 470, 474476. (H
112827, 112828, July 6, 1908; H 113337-
113339, July 13, 1908.)
KIMBALL & SON, Concord, N. H.
[17806-17812
Pomfret school, chapel. 1-7. (H
112504-112510, June 29, 1908.)
KINSEY (Darrius), Seattle, Wash.
[17813-17826
Big Index mts. from Barring, Wash.
X 137. (H 112261, June 23, 1908.)
[Logging industry, Washington. ]
[17853
Newark baseball team. (H 111671,
June 11, 1908.)
LANGILL COMMERCIAL PHOTO CO., New
York. N.Y, [17854
Boston, Mass., First chureh of
Christ Scientist. (H 112192, June 22,
1908. )
Lautz (H. B.), Topeka, Kans. [17855
Hurley (J. E.), general manager
. and staff. (H 112218, June 23,
1908; 2 c. June 13, 1908.)
X |
120, X 124—-K 127, X 180, X 131, X 183, |
x 135, X 186.
June 23, 1908.)
Skykomish river,
xX 140.
1908. )
KirBpy (CHARLES M.), Dixon, Cal.
(H 112251-112260,
Wash. X 1388—
(H 112262-112264, June 23,
Struggle (The).
1908. )
KNAFFL & BRO., Knoxville, Tenn.
[17828-17847 |
Alma.—<Auto girl.—Beulah.—Blue
eyes.—Cherry blossoms.—Daffodils.—
contest, Aero park, July 4, 1908.
LAVECCHA (JoHN), Chicago, Ill. [17856
Planches (Italian embassador) ban-
quet, Auditorium annex. (H 112456,
June 27, 1908; 1 ce. June 1, 1908; 1 ec.
June 27, 1908.)
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., Chicago, Ill.
é [17857-17860
Chicago, International gee
113250, July 10, 1908.)
Golden Gate, Fleet entering. (H
113249, July 10, 1908.) :
Republican national convention, Col-
iseum, Chicago, June 16, 08. (H
[17827 | 112103, June 17, 1908.)
(H 112217, June 23, |
Rockefeller and Libertyville, Ill. (H
112137, June 20, 1908.)
Lemon (LEON B.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[17861
Forest Hill, home of John D. Rock-
efeller, Cleveland, Ohio. (H 118202,
July 8, 1908.) }
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
275
LENZ (WitLIAM), Osakis, Minn. [17862
Lake Osakis, Minn., spearing pick-
erel at inlet. (H 113309, June 30,
1908.)
Lewis (Gro. Epwarb), Bryantville,
Mass. [17863-17865
Bryantville, Mass., Main st. (F
66822, July 6, 1908.)
Hanson, Mass., Maquan pond. (F
66821, July 6, 1908.) |
Pembroke, Mass., Stetson’s pond.
-(F 66820, July 6, 1908.)
LIDGERWOOD mMFc. co., New York, N. Y.
[17866-17952 |
Cableway views. 1-87. (F 66545-
66631, June 27, 1908.)
LIFE PURLISHING co., New York, N. Y.
[17953
Her window. (F 66686, June 30,
1908.)
LIncotn (Rosert T.), Chicago, Il.
[17954
Lincoln (Abraham); by G. P. A.
Healy. (H 113245, July 10, 1908.)
LINEHAN-LOVELAND co., Pittsburg, Pa. |
[17955, 17956
Boston bar association, members.
fh Gotoo, May 27, 1908; 2 c. May 28,
1908. )
Suffolk district medical society,
members. (EF 66243, June 15, 1908;
2c. June 16, 1908.)
Liesty (Oris W.), Tampa, Fla.
[17957, 17958
Freak of nature. (H 112587, July
1, 1908.)
Lake Teochudkee, Fla.
July 1, 1908.)
(H 112586,
surre (W. T.), & co., New York,
ie Y [17959-17961
Amherst college. (I 66057, June 10,
1908. )
University of Vermont. (F 66058,
June 10, 1908.)
Wesleyan university. (F 66056,
June 10, 1908.)
LOEFFLER (AvuGuUST), Tompkinsville,
iy ee a [17962, 17963
New Hampshire (U. S. S.)
112834, July 6, 1908.)
Chester (U.S. 8S.) 1186. (H 112109,
June 19, 1908.)
Loris (JoHn T.), New York, N. Y.
[17964, 17965
Atra, the invulnerable. 1, 2. (H
118304, 113307, July 138, 1908.)
(i
LOWELL (JOHN A.) BANK NOTE CO.,
Boston, Mass. [17966
Tucker (William Jewett) (EF 66385,
June 22, 1908.)
LUMBER UNDERWRITERS, New York,
Nek, [17967
(F 66094, June 11, 1908.)
LUMIERE STUDIO, Omaha, Nebr.
[17968-17969
Bryan (William Jennings). 1, 2.
(H 112909, 112910, July 6, 1908.)
Fireman.
LyYNcH (BENJAMIN J.), Marysville,
Cal. [17970
Yuba county sportsman. (H 112219,
June 23, 1908. )
LYONS-COCHRANE SsTUDIO, Charleston,
W. Va. [17971-17975
Charleston, W. Va., Edgewood park.
1-5. (118319-113323, July 138, 1908;
2c. of each June 30, 1908.)
MACCALLUM (JAS.), St. Louis, Mo.
[17976
Follow the fieet around the world.
(F 65812, June 1, 1908; 2 c. June 19,
| 1908. )
McC tess (J. E.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[17977
Lincoln (Abraham). (F 66799, July
3, 1908; 2 c. June 25, 1908.)
‘MacDonaLp (Pirie), New York, N. Y.
[17978, 17979
Loomis (Charles Batelle) B. (H
112198, June 22, 1908.)
Nicoll (De Lancey) D. (H 112194,
June 22, 1908.)
MacGERALD (WiLIs), Chicago, IIl.
[17980
What you want. (F 66205, April
30, 1908; 2c. June 15, 1908.)
Manw (F.), Roscommon, Mich.
[17981-17987
Gaylord, Mich. 1-7. (H 112034-
112040, June 17, 1908; 1 ¢. of each
June 4, 1908; 1 c. of each June 17,
1808. )
Marceau (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[17988-17993
Fulton (Mrs. M.) 1-6. (H 113210-
113215, July 8, 1908.)
MARINER (GEO. E.), La Crosse, Wis.
[17994-17986
(F 66025-
La Crosse, Wis. 1-3.
66027, June 8, 1908.)
MARKEN & BIELFIELD, Frederick, Md.
[17997
Schley (Winfield Scott), his flag and
Richfield his birthplace. (EF 66017,
June 8, 1908.)
276 CATALOGUE OF
MARRIN (JOHN J.), New York, N. Y.
[17998
Home of the cocktail. (H 112345,
June 25, 1908.)
MarsH (Karz), Warren, Pa.
[17999-18004
Pennsylvania state college, State
College, Pa. 1-6. (F 66806-66811,
July 6, 1908.)
MATHERS (JESSE L.), McKinleyville,
Cal. [18005, 18006
Wooden horse. 1, 2. (H 113236,
113237, July 9, 1908.)
Mayer (Sie), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[18007-18012
Taft (Wm. H.) 1-6. F 65558- |
65568, May 21, 1908;
10, 1908.)
MEEK COMPANY, Coshocton, Ohio.
[18013, 18014
June beauties. (G 18996, July 2,
1908. )
Vainqueur 51369. (G 18997, July 2,
1908. )
MEIsSER (JESSE A.), Eureka, Cal.
[18015-18024
Gummings, Cal.—Days catch at Big
Lagoon.—Harris, Cal.—Hunting scene
in the Redwoods.—Jewett rock and
Yolo Bolo.—Looping the loop.—Over-
land auto route.—Redwoods,
boldt co., Cal.—Sherwood, Cal
Willetts hotel. [10 photographs.]
(H 111688—111697, June 11, 1908.)
Méuits (Gero.), Paris, France.
[18025-18029
Love and molasses. (H 113160, July
7, 1908.)
Mishaps of the New York-Paris race.
(H 112348, June 25, 1908.)
Mystery of the garrison. (H 113161,
July 7, 1908.)
No trifling with love. (H 1123849,
June 25, 1908.)
Pageant, dedication festival. (H
111634, June 10, 1908; 2 c. June 11,
1908. )
Clear Lake, Iowa.
[18080-18032
MeNCcH (PHIL),
Clear Lake, Iowa, The Outlet. 1-8
(H 112220-112222, June 25, 1908.)
MEREDITH BROS., Peoria, Ill. [18033
M. W. A. foresters battalion III. (¥
66014, June 8, 1908.)
MerRILL (Epwarp G.), Salem, Mass.
[18034
Parlor pets. (H 111664, June 10,
1908; 2 c. May 9, 1908.)
2c. of each June |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 3
MEXICAN LAND & CATTLE INVESTMENT
co., Santa Barbara, Cal. [18035
Sombrero (El). (H 112400, June 26,
1908. )
Mirrter (C. R.), MeCloud, Cal. [18036
Mt. Shasta. 238. (H 111877, June
15, 1908.)
| MIRACLE PRESSED STONE CO., Minneapo-
lis, Minn. [18037-18043
Extra collar of cement.
Filling in with neat cement.
Fitting together edges of joints of Y.
Inside view of completed T.
Leveling up edges of joint with neat
cement.
Outside view of completed T.
Trimming out edges of joint.
(H 111842-111848, June 15, 1908;
2 ec, June 15, 1908.)
MisHiter & WALKER, Gallup, N. Mex.
[18044
Gallup, N. Mex. (H 111801, June
| 13, 1908.)
Hum- |
| journal,
H.), San Francisco,
[18045
Santa Cruz mis-
19074, July 7,
MircuHetyt (Epw.
Cal.
Santa Cruz, Cal.,
sion, founded 1793. (G
1908. )
(JouHn J.) co., New York,
[18046, 18047
American fashions, Sartorial art
June, 1908. A, B. (F 62170,
62171, Jan. 27, 1908; 2 ec. of each June
15, 1908.)
Morrat, YARD & Co., New York, N. Y.
[18048, 18049
Girl with the purple feather; by
MITCHELL
N. Y.
| Howard Chandler Christy.
Seashore girl; by Howard Chandler
Christy. (F 667 7A, 66775, July 3,
1908; 2 c. of each July 2, 1908.)
MOFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, Til.
18050-18057
Reed (Dr. Chas. A. L.) (H 112798,
July 6, 1908.)
Republican national committee.
111579, June 9, 1908.)
Sherman (James S.) 1A.
112281-112284, June 24, 1908.)
Taft (Charles P. ) (H 111850, June
15, 1908.)
‘Tow ne (Charles A.)
July 6, 1908.)
(H
(A
(H 112799,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
Monro (WALTER), Middleton, Del.
[18058, 18059
Odessa, Del., Old Drawyer’s church, |
(H 112068, 112069,
June 17, 1908; 2 c. of each June 11, |
200th anniversary.
1908. )
MoraGan (CHaAs. M.), Bloomington, Ind.
[18060 |
Indiana university. (Ha rctize7zo,
June 22, 1908.)
Morrison (Pau R.), Catskill, N. Y.
[18061
Catskill mountains, morning mists.
(H 112215, June 22, 1908.)
NasH (HERMAN), Pueblo, Colo.
[18062-18068 ;
Brum inn. (H 113294, July 11,
1908. )
Hlephant rock. (H 118289, July 11,
1908. )
North Cheyenne canon. 1-3. (H
118290-113292, July 11, 1908. )
October reflections. (H
July 11, 1908.)
Pike’s peak.
1908. )
2 c. of each July 18, 1908.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH Co., Chicago, Il.
[18069, 18070
meron weir, (H 112724, July 2,
1908.)
Genevieve. (H 112719, July 2, 1908.)
NEAL (Enna L.), Lynn, Mass. [18071
Rebekah emblems. (H 111747, June
12, 1908. )
NEw YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YORK HERALD ©CO.), Jersey City,
Nid. [18072-18171
_ Abbott (Willis J.), and Mrs. Abbott.
(F 66902, July 7, 1908.)
Adventures of Miss Polka Dot.
66207, June 9, 1908.)
— (F 66217, June 15, 1908.)
—— (F 66392, June 22, 1908.)
— (Ff 66671, June 29, 1908.)
—— (F 66877, July 6, 1908.)
(EF 67084, July 18, 1908.
Arrival of the automobile train at
Brown Palace hotel, Denver. (Fk
66954, July 8, 1908.)
Auditorium, view of the exterior.
(F 66771, July 2, 1908.)
Basmore (Mrs. B.) and Mrs.
Barets. (F 66890, July 6, 1908.)
Book taught Bilkins. (KF 66208, June
9, 1908.)
(I 66266, June 16, 1908.)
(EF
8.
113299, |
(H 1138298, July 11, |
277
| New YorK EVENING TELEGRAM—Cont’d.
— (F 66436, June 24, 1908.)
—— (F 66724, July 1, 1908.)
—— (F 66899, July 7, 1908.)
—— (F 67110, July 14, 1908.)
Bryan (Chas.) (F 66966, July 9,
1908. )
Bryan boomers.
1908. )
Bryce (Ambassador and Mrs.)
(F 66888, July 6,
(EF
| 66373, June 20, 1908.)
Burton (Rep. Francis), Nixon (Har-
rison Lewis), etc. (EF 66997, July 10,
| 1908.)
Cannon (Uncle Joe) delivering ad-
dress. (IF 66397, June 22, 1908.)
Clark (Mrs. Lucy A.- Rice), of Utah.
(F 66400, June 22, 1908.)
Clayton (Representative Henry D.)
(I 66967, July 9, 1908.)
Cohalan (Daniel F.)
10, 1908.)
Lewis Nixon,
July 7, 1908.)
(F 66992, July
ete. (F 66898,
Committee on arrangements. (F
66768, July 2, 1908.)
—— (F 66872, July 6, 1908.)
Dahlman (J.) and Chas. Bryan. (F
66955, July 8, 1908.)
Dahlman (Cow-boy Mayor James
C.) and Roger C. Sullivan. (F 66886,
July 6, 1908.)
Democrats on burros. (EF 66885,
July 6, 1908.)
Depew (Senator Chauncey) and Job
BE. Hedges. (IF 66403, June 22, 1908.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend. (F
66168, June 12, 1908.)
—— (F 66218, June 15, 1908.)
— (F 66372, June 20, 1908.)
—— (F 66398, June 22, 1908.)
—— (F 66540, June 27, 1908.)
—— (F 66672, June 29, 1908.)
—— (F 66878, July 6, 1908.)
—— (F 66880, July 6, 1908.)
—— (F 67000, July 10, 1908.)
— (F 67085, July 18, 1908.)
Dunn (Ignatius), who is to nomi-
nate Bryan. (F 66957, July 8, 1908.)
who will make speech placing
Bryan in nomination. (F 66994, July
10, 1908.)
Excursionists
Democrats on burros.
6, 1908. )
(The), prominent
(F 66881, July
278
NEw YORK EVENING TELEGRAM—Cont’d.
First photograph of Democratic con-
vention in session. (F 67091, July 13,
1908. )
Gompers (Samuel)
19, 1908.)
Grady (Thomas F.)
7, 1908.)
Guffey (Col. James)
10, 1908.)
Headley (Dist. Atty. General H. S.)
(F 66874, July 6, 1908.)
Heaps of snow dumped in street near
Convention hall. (FF 67092, July 13,
(F 66900, July
1908. ) )
Hitchcock (Frank H.) (F 66375,
June 20, 1908.)
Hitchcock (Gilbert M.) (F 66996,
July 10, 1908.)
Johnston (Col. R. M.), T. Taggart,
Thos. M. Hunter and Norman E. Mack.
(F 66879, July 6, 1908.)
Kern (J. W.), smiling over his vice-
presidential boom. (F 66897, July 7,
1908. )
Leavitt (Mrs. Ruth Bryan) (F
67089, July 18, 1908.)
Leavitt's (Ruth Bryan) club. (F
66876, July 6, 1908.)
Lynch (F. B.), Johnson’s manager.
(F 66901, July 7, 1908.)
McCarren (Sen. P. H.).
July 7, 1908.)
McCormick (Mrs. Medill), Robinson
(F 66341, June |
(F 66999, July |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM—Cont’d.
Opening doors of the Convention hall.
(F 66342, June 19, 1908.)
Opening of the fourteenth Repub-
lican national convention in Chicago.
(F 66343, June 19, 1908.)
Patterson (Sen. Thos.
66889, July 6, 1908.)
Pilgrim’s progress.
11, 1908.) ,
—— (F 66284, June 17, 1908.)
—— (F 66465, June 25, 1908.)
— (F 66767, July 2, 1908.)
(F 66953, July 8, 1908.)
President’s daughter in Convention
Mi)c oni
‘FH 66127, June
hall. (F. 66870, June 20, 1908.)
Puggy Poodles. (F 66126, June 11,
1908. )
—— (F 66340, June 19, 1908.)
—— (F 664638, June 25, 1908.)
—— (F 66772, July 2, 1908.)
(F 66968, July 9, 1908.)
Scholtz (BE. L.) and W. F. R. Mills.
(F 66875, July 6, 1908.)
Sherman (James §S.) (F 66396,
| June 22, 1908.)
Speakers platform. (F 67090, July
13, 1908. )
Speakers stand., (F 66956, July 8,
| 1908.)
(F 66896, |
|of Mrs. J. E. Osborne.
(Miss Cornie), Longworth (Mrs. Nich- |
Olas) (F 66995, July 10, 1908.)
Meeting of Democratic national com- |
mittee considering contests.
July 10, 1908.)
Moulton O. H.)
1908. )
Natives watching the gathering of
convention crowds. (F 67087, July 13,
1908.)
(F 66374, June 20,
(F |
(F 66993, |
Special pose on the excursion train
(F 66884, July
6, 1908.)
Squad of cowgirls.
13, 1908.)
Taggart, Mack, Dalhman, ete.
66883, July 6, 1908.)
Taggart (Thomas) and Senator
Henry M. Teller. (F 66769, July 2,
1908. )
Taggart (Thos.)
1908. )
View at the speakers stand and press
stand. (F 66770, July 2, 1908.)
Well-known politicians discussing
(F 67088, July
(F
(F 66882, July 6,
_ the probability of the vice-president.
New York delegation at work.
66401, June 22, 1908.)
going to convention. (F 66394, |
June 22, 1908.)
going to last day of convention.
(F 66393, June 22, 1908.)
New York’s delegation’s corner of
great Convention hall. (F 66371, June
20, 1908. )
Ohio delegation. (F 66402, June 22,
1908. )
Oklahoma delegation. (F 66998,
July 10, 1908.)
|
(EF 66873, July 6, 1908.)
Wilson (J. C.), oldest delegate. (F
66369, June 20, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 66204,
June 13, 1908.)
— (F 663899, June 22, 1908.)
— (F 66539, June 27, 1908.)
—— (F 66887, July 6, 1908.)
— (F 67086, July 138, 1908.)
Woodruff (Tim). (F 66395, June
22, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, OUTS,
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
AND PRINTS, ETC. 279
New YorK HERALD COMPANY, Jersey
City, N. J. [18172-18216
Angelic Angelina. (EF 66109, June
11, 1908; 2 c. June 13, 1908.)
== (F' 66118, June 11, 1908; 2 ¢.
June 20, 1908.)
—— (F 66124, June 11, 1908;
June 27, 1908.)
—— (fF 66752, July 2, 1908;
July 6, 1908.)
——(F 66758, July 2, 1908; -
July 10, 1908.)
3) ¢:
2) @.
2 iG,
Ba-Ba. (F 66110, June 11, 1908;
2c. June 18, 1908.)
(F-66115, June 11, 1908; 2 ec.
June 20, 1908.)
——(F 66121, June 11, 1908; 2 c.
June 27, 1908.)
——— (F 66751, July 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
July 6, 1908.)
—— (FF 66757, July 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
July 10, 1908.)
Buster Brown. (F 66112, June 11,
1908; 2 c. June 18, 1908.)
- —— (F' 66119, June 11, 1908; 2 c.
June 20, 1908.)
—— (F 66125, June 11, 1908; 2 c.
June 27, 1908.)
— (IF 66749, July 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
July 6, 1908.)
——(F 66755, July 2, 1908; 2 ¢.
July 10, 1908.)
Buster Brown. 1908. (F 66265,
June 16, 1908.)
Eastward travel across Atlantic now
reaches maximum. (F 66891, July
6, 1908.)
Fleet includes the Mauretania.
67093, July 13, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffles. (F 661138, June 11,
1908; 2 c. June 13, 1908.)
— (F 66345, June 19, 1908; 2 e¢.
June 20, 1908.)
— (fF 66462,
June 27, 1908.)
— (F 66748, July 2, 1908:
July 6, 1908.)
—(F 66958, July 8, 1908: 2 «.
July 10, 1908.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland.
60107, June 11, 1908; 2 c. June 13,
~ 1908.)
— (F 66114, June 11, 1908;
June 20, 1908.)
— (F 66120, June 11, 1908; 2 «.
dune 27, 1908.)
——(F 66754, July
July 6, 1°08.)
(EF
tune 25, 190892
2. &
a eC.
24 1808% 12 .c.
_
/
(F |
NEw York HERALD COoMPANY—Cont’d.
(F 66760, July 2, 1908: 2: ¢.
July 10, 1908.)
Majority of transatlantic liners now
speeding eastward. (F 66673, June
29, 1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
66h}. Juae 11, 1908:.2 ec. .June..13,
1908. )
(F 66116, June 11, 1908; 2 ec.
June 20, 1908.)
(F 66122, June 11, 1908; 2 eg.
June 27, 1908.)
— (F 66750, July 2, 1908; 2 «¢.
July 6, 1908.)
(F 66756, July 2, 1908; 2 ce.
July 10, 1908.)
News item. Mr. Stout, the barbed
wire magnate, is on an automobile
tour. (F 66344, June 19, 1908: 2 e.
June 20, 1908.)
Rush of summer tourists on At-
lantiec employs great fieet. (F 66406,
June 22, 1908; 2 c. June 23, 1908.
(James §8.) at Chicago
(F 66405, June 22, 1908.)
(F 66404, June 22,
Sherman
convention.
at his desk.
1908. )
Terrors of the
June 11, 1908; 2
(FE 66117.
June 20, 1908.)
(FEF 66123,
tiny tads. (F 66108,
e. June 138, 1908.
June 1i, 1908;
~
ie
June 11, 1908S; 2
June 27, 1908.)
(EF 66753; July 2, 1908: 2 '¢
July 6, 1908.)
(EF 66759, July -2, 1908; 2 e.
July 10, 1908.)
Three new steamships of the Atlan-
tic fleet bound for New York. (F
66209, June 15, 1908.)
To smile perchance to laugh. (F
66747, July 2, 1908; 2 ¢c. July 6, 1908.)
New York TIMES COMPANY, New York,
Ny ¥. [18217
Some impressions of the passing
show. (F 66376, June 20, 1908; 2 «.
June 18, 1908.)
NEWELL (LAFAYETTE VAN BUREN),
Portsmouth, N. H. [18218
D. D. G. Sachem G. W. Coram and
suite, Massasoit tribe, Portsmouth,
N. H. (G 18836, June 24, 1908.)
NIEMEYER (FREDERICK C.), Dubuque,
Iowa. [18219
Twentieth century madonna. (H
' 112108, June 19, 1908.)
280
Norton (WM. W.), Detroit, Mich.
[18220
How injunctions operate.
July 10, 1908; 2 c. July 3, 1908.)
NOVELTY PHOTO Co., Whitehall, Wis.
[18221-18994 |
Grandma Benson, 103 years old, Dec-
oration day, 1908. 1-4. (H 111883-—
111886, June 4, 1908; 2 c. of each June
8, 1908.)
NoweELt (FRANK H.), Seattle, Wash.
[18225-18227
Eskimo and child nursing. 43804—
4306. (H 111651-111653, June 10,
1908. )
Nuttrine (WALLACE), Southbury, Conn.
(F 66982, _
[18228-18260 |
Above the orchard.—America
su- |
perba.—Apple arch.—Beauty of the up- |
lands.—Berkshire bend.—Berkshire
birches.—Berkshire brook.—Berkshire |
path.—Birch strand.—Blossom val-
ley.— Buckland cross road.—By a Berk-
shire pool.—Corner of the lake.—Cot-
tage on the floss.—Crabapple blooms.—
Down the hill to school.—Flowering
time.—IF'rom the old bridge-——Happy
valley.— Highland blossoms.—Honey-
moon drive—In upland New Eng-
land.—In white satin gown.—Nutting- |
hame blossoms.—Nuttinghame fence
row.—Old greening in bloom.—Old
Massachusetts.—Purling river.—Queen |
of May.—Rural bride.—Silver grey.— '
Under’ the
[33 photographs. ]
June 24, 1908; 2
1908. )
Oakes (M. L.), Seattle, Wash.
blossoms.— Whitsunday.
(H 112287-112319,
ce. of each June 23,
[18261
Seattle and Mt. Rainier.
July 6, 1908.)
Oxson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[18262-18273 |
(H 1133138- |
| OTIS LITHOGRAPH co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
(H 112079, |
Alexandria, Minn. 1-3.
118815, June 30, 1908.)
——egreetings from.
June 18, 1908.)
Osakis, Minn., Lake Osakis.
(H 112080-112087, June 18, 1908.)
OrLADY (GEO. B.), Huntingdon, Pa.
[18274
Pa., Masonic rooms,
(G 19075, July 7, 1908.)
OSBORNE co., New York, N. Y.
[18275-18301
23 by 6.
1-8.
Philadelphia,
Videll’s alley.
Able seaman.
July 8, 1908.) °
(F 66942, |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.3
OSBORNE co.—Continued.
After the opera. 3% by 54; 83% by 11.
(F 66082, 66083, June 9, 1908.)
| ——I147s by 207. (F 66443, June
| 24, 1908.)
Already. 23 by 6. (F 66988, July
10, 1908.)
Contentment. 6 by 8. (F 66813,
June 27, 1908.)
Girl in pink. 24 by 6. (F 66987,
July 10, 1908.)
His roses. 23 by 6. (F 66985, July
10, 1908.)
Honeymoon in Venice. 8} by 104;
24 by 18%. (F 66931, 66932, July 8,
1908.)
Katrina. 7} by 13. (F 66939, July
8, 1908.)
Lady Demure.
June 9, 1908.)
3% by 7. (F 66084,
74+ by 13. (F 66812, June 27,
1908.)
12 by 18. (F 66442, June 24,
19908. )
Midsummer days. 24 by 6. (F
66941, July 8, 1908.)
New Year’s caller. 23 by 6 (F
66986, July 10, 1908.)
Old boys’ stag party. (F 66930, July
8, 1908.)
Posy dawn. 6} by 4}. (F 66984,
July 10, 1908.)
Puritan. 4} by 6. (F 66085, June
9, 1908.)
Red and gray. 24 by 6. (F 66940,
July 8, 1908.) 7
Rosey dawn. 7 by 103%. (F 66934,
July 8, 1908.)
:
(H 112908, |
Shepherdess and her flock. 17 by
94. (F 66441, June 24, 1908.)
Venice. 1-4. (F 66935-66938, July
8, 1908.)
Winter.
8, 1908.)
83 by 13. (F 66933, July
[18302-18309
Don Philippini. 1 sheet, 3 sheet.
| (G 18730, 18731, June 1, 1908.)
Girl (The) of the sunny south. 1, 2.
(G 19087, 19088, July 11, 1908; 2 @
of each July 9, 1908.)
Oldfield (Barney). Auto races. (G
| 19089, July 11, 1908.)
world’s premier motorist. (G
19079, July 9, 1908; 2 c. July 7, 1908.) _
Wanted by the police. (G 19085,
19086, July 11, 1908; 2 c. July 9, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
281
OTTENHEIMER (I. & M.), Baltimore, |
Md.
Home aint nothin’ like this.—I got
mine.—I have decided _ to
awfully busy.—I’m in the swim.—I’m
making quite a splash here.—I think
I will remain here.—Som’thin’ doin’.—
Surroundings here are delightful.—
We keep this under cover. [11 prints]
(F 66449-66456, 66459-66461, June 24,
1908; 2 c. of each July 7, 1908.)
OvuTCAULT (R. F.), Flushing, L. I.,
W. Y. [18321-18358
Autumn shades and _ ideas. (EF
66479, June 25, 1908.) |
Bloom out. (F 66497, June 25, |
1908. )
Burglars again. (F 66509, June 25,
1908. )
Choose your millinery. (F 66476,
June 25, 1908.
Dwindled prices. (F 66507, June
25, 1908.) .
Enticing spring millinery. (F 66492,
June 25, 1908.)
Everything for weddings. (F 66498,
June 25, 1908.)
Fashion feast. (F 66486, June 25,
1908.)
Follow nature. (F 66496, June 25,
1908. )
Get ready for Easter. (F 66493,
June 25, 1908.)
Get ready for summertime. (F
66500, June 25, 1908.)
It’s June. (F 66499, June 25, 1908.)
Keep cool. (EF 66504, June 25,
1908. )
Look out. (F 66506, June 25, 1908.)
May is coming. (F 66494, June 25,
1908. )
Melted prices. (F 66505, June 25,
1908. )
New (The). (F 66484, June 25,
1908.) .
New sale. (F 66508, June 25, 1908.)
Outing outfits. (F 66502, June 25,
1908. )
Over garments at under prices. (F
66487, June 25, 1908.)
Peep. (F 66495, June 25, 1908.)
Prepare for parties. (F 66490,
June 25, 1908.)
Price thaw.
1908.)
Robbed.
(F 66483, June 25,
(F 66512, June 25, 1908.)
[18310-18320 |
remain |
here.—I have my hands full.—I’m |
OUTCAULT (R. F.)—Continued.
School time. (F 66475, June 25,
| 1908.)
Show you. (F 66501, June 25,
1908. )
Showers of spring coats. (F 66485,
June 25, 1908.)
Suit yourself. (F 66478, June 25,
1908. )
Things from Paris. (F 66488, June
25, 1908.)
Warm clothes. (F 66489, June 25,
1908. )
We have what. (F 66480, June 25,
1908. )
What? Are you going. (F 66510,
June 25, 1908.)
What to give. (F 66481, June 25,
1908. )
White goods. (F 66482, June 25,
1908.)
Wrap. (F 66491, June 25, 1908.)
Yes burglars did it. (F 66511, June
25, 1908.)
Your choice. (F 66477, June 25,
1908. )
Your vacation. (F 66503, June 25,
1908.)
OXFORD-PRINT, Boston, Mass.
[18359-18370
Don’t you believe it—Fair show.—
Few facts.—Figure it out.—Good way
to build business.—It’s common know!l-
edge. — National reputation. — Qual-
ity.—Red hot taik.—Straight to the
mark.—Three reasons.—We want to
interest you. [12 prints.] (F 66184—
66195, June 13, 1908; 2 c. of each June
16, 1908.)
| PacH BRos., New York, N. Y.
[18571-18385
Crane (Senator W.M.) (H 111796,
| June 12, 1908.)
McClellan (Mayor George B.) S7476
A-C. (H_ 111793-111795, June 12,
1908.)
Metropolitan tower view. South;
West. 87730. (H 112419, 112420,
June 26, 1908.)
Taft (Sec’y), wife and son. 87742
A-C. (H 112720-112722, July 2, 1908.)
Taft (Chas.) 987748. (H 1127238,
July 2, 1908.)
TatestW. H.). S16t4. A; B, D, HOG
(H 112246-112250, June 23, 1908.)
PAINE STUDIO, Washington, D. C.
[1S886—-18388
Bryan (Wm. Jennings). (H 111699,
June 11, 1908.)
282
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
PAINE STUDIO—Continued.
bust photo. (H 112543, June
29, 1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.) #¢ figure sitting.
(H 112749, July 2, 1908.)
PARFITT (WILLIAM), Goshen, Ind.
[18889
(H ~ 118230,
Citizens of Boyville.
July 9, 1908.)
PARKER (Surry), Pine Town, N. C.
[18890-18403
182-145. (F 66147-66160, June 12,
1908. )
Peacock (THOMAS Brower), Denver,
Colo. [18404
First white woman born in America.
(F 66853, July 6, 1908.)
|
| velt.
PIERSON & co., Seattle, Wash.
[18437, 18438
Connecticut (U. 8S. §.), Admirals
Sperry, Evans and President Roose
(H 111687, June 11, 1908.)
Temple De Hirsch. (H 111686, June
11, 1908.)
PIONEER PRESS, St. Paul, Minn.
18439
In 1908. (F 66741, July 2, 1908.)
PLUMMER (A. W.), Lisbon, N. H.
[18440
Paradise falls. (H 111741, June 12,
_ 1908.)
| PLUMMER (F. C.), Seattle, Wash.
PEARCE (JOSEPH N.), Philadelphia, Pa. |
[18441
Seattle harbor and Atlantic fleet.
(H. 112198, June 22, 1908.)
PoLK (J. P.), Washington, D. C.
[18442, 18443
Swannanoa. (H 118196, July 7,
1908. )
Woods path. (H 113195, July 7,
| 1908.)
[18405 |
Winter girl. (H 111510, June 8, |
1908. )
PELHAM OPERATING CO., New York,
[18406 |
Gasolene diaphragm pump. (H |
112191, June 22, 1908.)
Petot (Atma A.), Augusta, Ga.
[18407 |
Randall (Jas. R.), postal card souve-
nir. (F 65814, June 1, 1908; 2 c. June
10, 1908. )
PENFIELD (N. W.), New York, N. Y.
[18408-18410
Rector [James A.] 1035, 1048, 1053.
(H 1116385-1116387, June 3, 1908.)
PENNINGTON (JOHN S.), New Wash-
ington, Ohio.
New Washington, Ohio. A, B.
112757, 112758, June 24, 1908.)
Perry (LEE AvuSTIN), Caldwell, Kans.
[184138
Rock Island train at state line, Sept.
16, 1893. (H 113246, July 10, 1908.)
PHELAN (A. B.), New York, N. Y.
[18414, 18415
Giganic bugs at Columbia library.
(H 111740, June 12, 1908.)
Giganic owl on the Brooklyn bridge. | PRINCE (GrorcE), Washington, D. C.
(EH 111739, June 12, 1908.)
PICTORIAL NEWS Co., New York, N. Y.
[18416-18435
| Porter (Epe@ar A.), Chicago, Il.
{1
Why pull on a rope. (F 66248, June
16, 1908; 2 c. June 10, 1908.)
| Porter (Mitton Epson), Albuquerque,
[18411, 18412
(Hi |
N. Mex. [18445-18447
| Laguna, pueblo of. (H 112057, June
| 17, 1908.)
scene at. (H 112058, June 17,
1908. )
Padre Jose. (H 112056, June 17,
1908. )
Porter (S. 8.), Salt Lake City, Utah.
[18448-18451
Afternoon tea.—<At the rendezvous.—
Fair motorist—Vanity. [4 prints.]
| (EF 66920-66923, July 8, 1908.)
PRESTON (SHERWOOD), Jersey City, N. J.
[18452
Khouri Madonna. (H 111701, June
| 12, 1908.)
Brat (will J.)° 1-20) {(H
112762-112781, July 3, 1908.)
Pierrot (A. G.), Chicago, Ill. [18486 |
Republican campaign ballot post |
eard. (G 18850, June 26, 1908; 2 e.
June 25, 1908.)
[18453-18456
Taft (Wm. Howard), cabinet; 8 by
10; 11 by 14; 18 by 22. (H 112120—
112123, June 19, 1908.)
Proctor & GAMBLE co., Cincinnati,
Ohio. [18457-18459
Come on in.—Southern beauties.—
Story of a straw hat. [8 prints.] (F
| 66387-66389, June 22, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 27-81, July, 1908
PutnaM (EH. D.), Antrim, N. H.
[18460
|
Antrim, N. H., Old home day and |
dedication. (H 112747, July 2, .1908.)
Rasa (E.), San Antonio, Tex.
[18461 |
Crockett (David); by Chapman.
(H 112126, June 20, 1908; 2 c. June 14,
1908. )
RanpbD, McNatiy & co., Chicago, Il.
| ROSE
AND PRINTS, ETC. 283
(FRANK
Mass.
He laughs best.
1908. )
Who laughs last.
18, 1908.)
LioypD), Nantucket,
[18581-18582
(H 112101, June 18,
(H 112102, June
| RossirerR (WILL), Chicago, Ill.
[18583-18598
But she told her beau on him. (H
| 112603, July 1, 1908.)
Every time I see some Indians. (H
[18462-18469 |
| 112600, July 1, 1908.)
Breakfast.
Whoa! [8 prints.]
66061, June 10, 1908. )
— Morning. — Whoa!
(F 66062, 66063,
Old stile-—Pleasures of life.—Under
I just kill a few. (H 112608, July 1,
| 1908.)
Great question.—In the orchard.— |
stein.
the spreading chestnut tree. [5
prints. | (F 66641-66645, June 29, |
1908.)
Rav (WiLL1AM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[18470, 18471
Vixen (U.S. cruiser) 26297, broad-
side; 26298, ? bow. (H 1132438, 113244,
July 9, 1908.)
RAYMOND (MaAvrice F.),
Ohio. [18472, 18473
Raymond, master of miracles. (G
19061, July 3, 1908.)
Raymond metempsychosis. (G
19060, July 3, 1908.)
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, New London,
Conn. [18474
Bathers. (I 66048, May 27, 1908.)
Reep (Marion), Omaha, Nebr.
[18475
Fish story.. (EF 65640, May 23,
1908; 2 c. June 18, 1908.)
-_Ropsins (H. I.), Boston, Mass.
[18476-18506 |
Christmas greetings. 1176, 1179-
1181. (G 18965-18968, July 1, 1908.)
Merry Christmas. 1059-1073, 1175,
1177, 1178, 1182-1190.
18995, July 1, 1908.)
RoBINSON (LEE L.), Jeffersonville,
Ind. [18507
Hello Central, give us Taft. (F
66908, June 20, 19808; 2 ec July 8,
1908.)
ROCHESTER ACADEMY OF MEN’S CLOTHES
CUTTING INC., Rochester, N: Y.
[18508
Practical lay. (H 110
1908 ; 2 c. June 26, 1908.)
RoEBUCK (ALVAH C.), Chicago, II.
[18509-18580
Heart of the Rockies. 1-72. (H
112835-112906, July 6, 1908.)
| July 1, 1908.)
Cleveland, |
I’ve changed my name from Finkel-
(H 112609, July 1, 1908.)
Just to shoot wild Indians.
112595, July 1, 1908.)
Left his home. (H 112596, July 1,
1908. )
Met a pretty cowboy girl.
(Hf
(H 112597,
Now Yonkle made love to the girl.
(H 112602, July 1, 1908.)
To his friends he sent a note. (H
112598, July 1, 1908.)
Western life is fine. (H 112599, July
1, 1908.)
When I think of the pawnshop busi-
ness. (H 112607, July 1, 1908.)
With a shooter -in his hand.
112604, July 1, 1908.)
Yonkle Finklestein.
(H
(H 112594, July
| 1, 1908.)
Yonkle the cowboy Jew. (H 112601,
July 1, 1908.)
Yonkle then commenced to pray.
(H 112606, July 1, 1908.)
You tenderfoot. (H 112605, July 1,
1908. )
(@ 18969.. | RO¥ (L. M. A.), La Crosse, Wis. [18599
Laughing cat. (H 112471, June 27,
_ 1908.)
'
766, May 20, |
|
Roys (J. E.), Bloomsburg, Pa.
[18600, 18601
CH T12148;
9
Bloomsburg, Pa. 1,
112119, June 19, 1908.)
Rupe (A. D.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[18602, 18603
Modern fashions, fall and winter,
1908-9. A. B. (G 19077, 19078, July
1, 1908; 2 c. of each July 2, 1908.)
Rusk & ANDREWS, Haines Falls, N. Y.
[18604
Twilight inn. (H 112070, June 18,
1908; 2 ec. June 19, 1908.)
284
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
St. JOSEPH PHOTO Co., St. Joseph, Mo.
[18605, 18606
South St. Joseph, Mo., 1908. A, B.
(H 112061, 112060, June 17, 1908.)
ee
[18607
(F 66729, July
SANDER (PHILIP), New York,
Our next president.
2, 1908.)
SARGENT (LESTER L.), Haverhill, Mass.
[18608
Kenoza lake. (F 66632, June 27,
1908. )
SCHMIDT (JOHN RopertT), Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Sinton hotel.
112569, June 30, 1908.)
Cincinnati (Balloon) in flight.
112350, June 24, 1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.) and James S. Sher-
man. (H 112351, June 24, 1908; 2 ¢.
June 23, 1908.)
ScHRADER & DENNIS,
(H
Three Oaks,
{18609-18611 |
(H |
SIEGEL (HENRY )—Continued.
Greetings from. 1, 2. (F 66913,
66914, July 8, 1908.)
Many happy returns. (F 66915,
July 8, 1908.)
President of the United States.
66917, July 8, 1908.)
To my dear. 1, 2.
July 8, 1908.)
SILBERER (D. D.) Bros., New York,
(Ff
(F 66909, 66910,
1 es. [18629
Windy girls. (F 66060, June 10,
1908. )
SIMPLICITY co., Chicago, Ill. [186380
Reason why. (F 66087, June 11,
| 1908.)
' SLOAN (J. V.) & CO., New York, N. Y.
| fonder.
Mich. [18612
Birds that made Three Oaks
famous. (H 112124, June 20, 1908.) |
SCHUMACHER & MURPHY, Cincinnati,
Ohio. [18613
Cincinnati, Ohio, Statue of the Im-
maculate Conception. (H I2107, |
June 19, 1908; 2 c. June 1, 1908.)
SHaTTucK (L. E.), New York, N. Y.
[18614, 18615 |
Day (Chancellor James R.) of Syra- |
cuse university.
1908. )
(H 112457, June 27, |
Herbert (Mr. and Mrs. Victor) and |
Miss Ella Herbert.
20, 1908.)
SHAW (JEREMIAH H.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [18616
Grand old party. 1856-1908. Stand- |
ard bearers. (G 18440, Apr. 3, 1908;
2c. June 24, 1908.)
SHEAHAN (M[AvRIcE] T.), Brookline,
Mass.
Best girl that wants.
July 18, 1908.)
(F 67014,
[18617, 18618 |
[18631
Absence makes the heart grow
(G 18821, June 18, 1908.)
SmMitH (JOHN LINCOLN), Zanesville,
Ohio. [18632, 18633
Eagle Rube band, Zanesville, Ohio.
| 1, 2 (H 112759, 112760, James
1908. )
SMITH (Mark W.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[ 18634, 18635
Bachelor (The) (F 66805, July 6,
1908. )
Modern philosophy. (F 66804, July
6, 1908.)
SmitH (SterR~ine C.), North Yakima,
Wash. [18636-18651
Battle ships on Puget sound. 1655.
(H 112136, June | (H 111998, June 16, 1908 ; 2c. June 17,
1908. )
Columbia river, Oregon. 282. (H
112063, June 17, 1908; 2 ¢. June 18,
1908.)
Connecticut (Flagship) 1657, 1659,
1675. (H 111999, 112000, June 16,
| 1908; 2 c. of each June 17, 1908; H
Which’ll yer have Bill Taft er Bill |
Bryan. (F 66979, July 10, 1908.)
SIEGEL (HENRY), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[18619-18628
Best wishes.
July 8, 1908.)
ayo.
Colorado, greetings from. (F 66133,
June 12, 1908.)
Denver, greetings from. (F 66182,
June 12, 1908.)
(F 66911, 66912, |
112067, June 17, 1908; 2 c. June 18,
1908. )
Great battle ship parade, Seattle,
| Wash. 1652. (H 111997, June 16,
1908; 2 c. June 17, 1908.)
Kearsarge (U. S. S.) 1649, 1650.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
(H 111994, 111995, June 16, 1908; 2 ec.
of each June 17, 1908.)
Mt. Eagle Cap from Divide lake,
Oregon. 303. (H 112064, June 17,
1908 ; 2 ec. June 18, 1908.)
Nebraska and Wisconsin (Baitle-
ships) 1668. (H 112001, June 16,
1908 ; 2 ec. June 17, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
SMITH (STERLING C.)—Continued.
Pillar of Hercules, Columbia river,
Oregon. 799. (H 111992, June 16,
1908; 2 c. June 17, 1908.)
Seattle from flagship Connecticut. |
1651. (H 111996, June 16, 1908; 2 c.
June 17, 1908.)
Wisconsin (U. S. battleship) 80,
1674. (H 112062, 112066, June 17,
1908; 2 c. of each June 18, 1908.)
Wisconsin and Nebraska (Battle- |
Ships). 1647. (H 111993, June 16,
1908; 2 c. June 17, 1908.)
— 1666. (H_ 112065,
1908; 2 c. June 18, 1908.)
SmitH (W. S.), Meadville, Pa.
[18652-18735
[Stereoscopic photographs] 1412,
1415, 1407, 1409, 1704-1706, 1702, 1709,
gune 1%,
1602, 1608, 1611, 1609, 1614, 1603, 1604, |
1616, 1617, 1600. (H 78658-78661,
78672-78686, June 4, 1906.)
Alexandria, Egypt. 707.
June 4} 1906.)
Antwerp, Belgium. 303, 304. (H
78709, 78708, June 4, 1906.)
Athens, Greece. 2800. (H 78776,
June 4, 1906.)
Bingen, Germany. 1905. (H 78669,
June 4, 1906.)
Brussels, Belgium. 3800, 301. (H
78706, 78707, June 4, 1906.)
California. 1548, 1557-1559. (H
78754, 78700, 78701, 78755, June 4,
1906. ) |
Canada. 1004, 1007-1009, 1011-1014.
(H 78651, 78653-78657, T8704, T8705,
June 4, 1906.)
Edinburg, Scotland. 201. (H 78740,
June 4, 1906.)
Hgypt. 701, 704, 706. (H T8646, |
78650, 78647, June 4, 1906.)
Genoa, Italy. 418. (H 78720, June
4, 1906.)
Georgetown, Colo. 1532. (H 78745,
June 4, 1906.)
Lake Worth, Florida. 1546. (H
78753, June 4, 1906.)
Loch Katrine, Scotland. 206.
78736, June 4, 1906.)
London, England. 100, 101, 103, 105, |
(H 78725, 78665, 78726, 78666,
TOT.
78667, June 4, 1906.)
Milan cathedral,
78663, June 4, 1906.)
Minnehaha Falls, Minn. 1538. (H |
78751, June 4, 1906.)
Monte Carlo, Monaco. 1806. (H
78788, June 4, 1906.)
(A
Italy. 409. (H |
| 10, 1908.)
AND PRINTS, ETC. 285
SmitH (W. S.)—Continued.
Moro Castle, Havana, Cuba. 1101,
1102. (H 78732, 78731, June 4, 1906.)
Orangfos, Norway. 2203. (H 78775,
June 4, 1906.)
Reidesheim, Germany. 1907. (H
78668, June 4, 1906.)
Rome, Italy. 405-407, 412, 418. (H
78719, 78718, 78710, 78711, 78715, June
| 4, 1906.)
Salt Lake City, Utah. 1541. (H
| 78752, June 4, 1906.)
|; San Francisco, Cal. 1571. (H
| 78690, June 4, 1906.)
/ Seoul Korea. 2406, 2407... Fi
78771, 78772, June 4, 1906.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 2104. (H
78786, June 4, 1906.)
Switzerland. 2001, 2013, 2014. (H
78734, 78723, 78722, June 4, 1906.)
Thebes, Egypt. 102, 103. (H
| 78644, 78648, June 4, 1906.)
(H 78649, |
U. S. 9th infantry, Peking, China.
2400. (H 78779, June 4, 1906.)
Venice, Italy. 410, 411, 415, 417.
(H 78664, 78717, 78716, 78662, June 4,
1906. )
Washington, D. C. 1512, 1514-1516,
1519. (H 78762, 78695, 78694, 78696,
78698, June 4, 1906.)
Yellowstone national park.
(H 78743, June 4, 1906.)
2c. of each June 13, 1908.
Snirr (ALTA BELLE), Columbus, Ohio.
[18736
Harris (Gov. Andrew L.) (H
112275, June 24, 1908; 2 ce. June 17%,
1908. )
1527.
| SPENCER (Hu@H), St. Cloud, Minn.
[18737, 18738
St. Cloud, Minn., the dam. 674, 675.
(H 111787, 111738, June 12, 1908.)
Squires (C. F.), Lawrence, Kans.
[18789
Squires’ madonna. (H 112059, June
17, 1908.)
Stacy (CHARLES E.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[18740
Group of American Indians. (H
112278, June 24, 1908.)
STANLAWS (PENRHYN),
me Yi
Automobile girl.
New York,
[18741-18749
(F 66260, June
Girl and man in conversation.
66264, June 10, 1908.)
Girl and two men in evening Ccos-
tumes. (EF 66262, June 10, 1908.)
(EF
286 CATALOGUE OF
STANLAWS (PENRHYN)—Continued.
Girl in evening gown, walking.
66263, June 10, 1908.)
Head and bust of girl in ball-room
gown. (F 66261, June 10, 1908.)
Kids. (F 66945, July 8, 1908.)
Lovers. (IF 66947, July 8, 1908.)
Tennis girl. (F 66946, July 8, 1908.)
(F
’61. (F 66944, July 8, 1908.)
STEBBINS (NATHANIEL L.), Somerville,
Mass. [18750-18755
Salem (U.S. 8.) 18675, 18675, 18676, |
18681, 18683. (H 112379-112383, June
25, 4908; 2 c. of each July 3, 1908.)
— 18679. (H 112479, June 29,
1908; 2c. July 3, 1908.)
STEREO-TRAVEL COMPANY, Corona, L. L.,
a [18756-18855
Anuradhapura, Ceylon. 1-16.
Ceylon. 1-22.
Ceylon (near Kandy). 1-11.
Colombo, Ceylon. 1-17.
Kandy, Ceylon. 1-18.
Kandy lake, Ceylon. 1-9.
Mt. Lavinia, Ceylon, 1-7.
(H 111892-111991, June 16, 1908.)
STOLZENBERGER (BE. A.), New Albany,
Ind. [18856
Almighty dollar. (F 66086, June 11,
1908.)
Ston—E (ArtTHUR L.), Westminster,
Mass. [18857, 18858
Princeton, Mass., Mt. Wachusett,
Summit house. A, B. (H 112800,
112801, July 6, 1908; 2 c. of each June
26, 1908. )
STONECIPHER (C. U.), Chicago, Ill.
[18859, 18860
Precious Blood church. 1, 2. (H
118209, 113208, July 8, 1908.)
Storck (Jay F.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[18861-18865
Storck’s (Jay F.) Dutch beer girl.
1-5. (H_ 1123838-112342, June
1908. )
Stout (H. E.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[18866
King Clair.
1908. )
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24, |
(H 111670, June 11, |
STRAUSS (CHARLES cae Boston, |
Mass.
Universal fire alarm box guide.
112560, June 29, 1908.)
(H |
[18867 |
| June 13, 1908. )
| 12816, N.
pt.iv,n.s.,v.3
STREETER (G. A.), Shawnee, Okla.
[18868, 18869
Tornado formation. 1,2. (H 112276,
112277, June 24, 1908; 2.¢c. of each
STROERIDGE LITHOGRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Ye
[Posters] N. Y. 12745, Y. 12746.
(G. 18562, Fl “May 1 Nr 2 ec. of
| each, June 22, 1908.)
—— N. Y. 12768. (G 18596, May 6,
1908; 2 c. June 22, 1908.)
. 12771. (G 18682, May 23,
1908 ; 2 c. June 22, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12767, N. Y¥. 12775, N. Y.
12785. (G 18681, 18684, 18687, May
23, 1908; 2 ec. of each July 2, 1908.)
—N. Y. 12777. (G 18686, May
23, 1908; 2 c. July 16, 1908.)
N. Y. 12794, N. Y¥. 22785.
(G
| 18751, 18752, June 3, 1908; 2 c. of each
| July 2, 1908.)
—N. Y. 12768-N. ¥. 22g eee
12809, N. Y. 12810, N. ¥. 12812) (@
18748-18750, 18754-18756, June 3, 1908 ;
2c. of each July 16, 1908.)
N. Y. 12778, N. ¥. S2Ge ee ee
Y. 12820. (G 18783, 18787,
18788, 18792, June 8, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each July 16, 1908.)
Strouse & Bros., Baltimore, Md.
[18890-18893
High art clothing. Designs 1, 2.
(F 66513, 66514, June 26, 1908.)
—— Designs 3, 4. (G 18839, 18840,
June 26, 1908.)
STUDWELL (JoSEPH A. R.), Brooklyn,
we, [18894
Brighton Beach girl of 1908. (G@
19083, July 9, 1908.)
Sutro (THEODORE), New York, N. Y.
[18895
Clinton (Florence) as St. Cecilia.
(H 109411, Apr. 15, 1908; 2 c. May
21, 1908.) *
SWEET BROS., Minneapolis, Minn.
[18896
Mackenzie lodge and grounds. (H
113341, July 13, 1908.)
Switzer (C. C.), Victor, lowa.
[18897
Victor high school. (H 112163, June
22, 1908.)
SYLVESTER (Harry E:), Malden, Mass.
[18898, 18899
Divided attention.
|
—
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
SYLVESTER (Harry E.)—Continued.
Street scene in Verona.
(F 66080, 66081, June 11, 1908; 1 ¢.
of each June 3, 1908; 1 c. of each June
27, 1908.)
TAMMEN (H. H.), Denver, Colo.
[18900-18912
Denver, Colo., Lakeside park. 10008,
10034, 10035.
26, 1908.)
Indians. 3420-3425.
June 11, 1908.)
[4 prints] 982, 985, 987, 988.
(F66095-66100,
and
AND PRINTS, ETC. 237
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Ill. [18947-18953
Danny dreamer. (F 66053, June 10,
1908. )
—— (F 66429, June 23, 1908.)
Howind (Miss Kate), the most beau-
| tiful woman in Norway. (G 18837,
June 25, 1908.)
Mamma’s angel child. (F 66054,
(EF 66516-66518, June |
June 10, 1908. )
(F 66427, June 23, 1908.)
Old Oppie Dilldock. (F 66055, June
| 10, 1908.)
(F |
65492-65495, May 16, 1908; 1c. of each |
May 16, 1908; 1 c. of each May 28,
1908.* )
TANGEN (EpD.), Boulder, Colo.
[189138, 18914
Making a daring leap on the top of
chaotic Mount Mnemosyne, garden of
the Titans, Mount Morrison, Colo. 650, |
651. (H 112541-112542, June 29, 1908.)
TaYLoR (ROBERT LYLE),
Ind.
Lights and shadows in the life of
Burns. (F 64994, Apr. 29, 1908; 2 c.
June 8, 1908.)
TENNANT (H. F.), East Hampton,
Conn. [18916
Hebron, Conn., base ball team. (H
112761, July 3, 1908.) :
TENNANT & WARD, New York, N. Y.
[18917 |
(F 66130, |
Photo miniture [knight]
June 10, 1908.)
Torras (J. H.), Lancaster, Ohio.
[18918, 18919 |
Reeves’ (Judge John G.) residence.
fee. CH 192007, 112008, June 17,
1908. )
ToGGART (MARSHALL W.), Bayonne,
N. J. [18920-18929
Commandments. I-X. (G 18810-
18819, June 17, 1908.)
TOWNSEND (CHAs. A.), Belfast, Maine.
[18930-18945
Belfast, Maine. 1-6. (H 112610—
112615, July 1, 1908.)
Brooks, Maine. 1-9. (H 112495-
112503, June 29, 1908; 2 c. of each June
30, 1908.)
City of Rockland (Steamer).
112936, July 6, 1908.)
TOWNSEND (CHARLES F.), Des Moines,
ide
Iowa. [18946
Kodak girl. (H 113206, July 8,
’ 1908.)
Hammond, |
[18915 |
(i 66428, June 23, 1908. )
TROSTRUD (ALEXANDER), Chicago, Il.
[18954-18959
Chicago, Ill., Coliseum. (F 66837,
July 6, 1908.)
Holy Trinity church.
July 3, 1908.)
Kedgewater U. 8. postal station, Chi- —
(F 66788,
| cago, Ill. (F 66252, June 10, 1908.)
Mounted mail carrier. (F 66253,
June 10, 1908. )
Street railway mail car. (F 66250,
|
June 10, 1908. )
U.S. special delivery messenger, Chi-
cago, Ill. (F 66251, June 10, 1908.)
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, El Paso, Tex.
[18960
Bill, son of Dick. (F 66943, July
8, 1908. )
TURNER (C. Y.), New York, N. Y.
[18961
Burning of the Peggy Stuart. (F
66279, June 17, 1908.)
TYLER, PHOTOGRAPHER, New . York, N. Y.
[18962, 18963
IKxneisel quartette. (H 112752,
112753, July 2, 1908.)
ULLMAN MFé. Co., New York, N. Y.
[18964-18972
As the sky appeared to them.—
Dawn.—Drifting—Two souls’ with
but a single thought.—Wreckage. [5
prints] (EF 66288-66292, June 17,
1908.)
Farewell.—G ossip.—Holding the
skein .—Waiting. [4 photographs}
(H 112009-112012, June 17, 1908.)
UNDERHILL (IRVING), Jersey City, N. J.
[18973-18979
Lusitania (S. S.) CG, 6668... Ga
1126385, July 1, 1908; 2 c. July 3, 1908.)
New York, N. Y. C 6612, C 6613, E
386. (H 111802-111804, June 18,
1908.)
A, B.
288
UNDERHILL (IRVING)—Continued.
D 413, C. 6662°°(H "4igee2,
112633, July 1, 1908; 2 c. of each July
3, 1908.)
——E 391. (H 112592,
1908; 2 c. July 3, 1908.)
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
1 Be [18980419109
[Stereoscopic photographs] U
81509. (H 111879, June 5, 1908; 1 c.
June 5, 1908; 1 c. June 12, 1908.)
U 99999, U 113978. (H 111584,
111585, June 9, 1908.)
U 94925, U 949383, U 114005.
(H 111638-111640, June 10, 1908.)
—— U 94759, U 100562, U 113955, U
114009. (H 111773-111776, June 12,
1908. )
—U 103718, U 106872, U 106874.
(H 111805-111807, June 13, 1907.)
U 46378, U 113946, U 114021, U
(H 111887-111890, June 16,
Jug i,
114023.
1908. )
——U 99624, U 99629, U 99632, U
99657, U 104163, U 104199, U 104206.
(H 112044-112050, June 17, 1908.)
—U 106564, U 106565, U 106569,
U 106572, U 106573. (H 112088-
112092, June 18, 1908.)
U 72776, U 114013, U 114016, U
(H 112130-112133, June 20,
114025.
1908. )
—U 26566, U
27116, U 27181, U
101116, U 101145.
June 22, 1908.)
U 62321, U 62321-2, U 114095.
(H 112331-112338, June 24, 1908.)
U 38458, U 47100, U 73114, U
73577, U 78690, U 92465, U 95195, U
103434, U 114088, U 114092. (H
112355-112364, June 25, 1908.)
U 89442, U 96615, U 114011, U
(H 112411-112414, June 26,
26986, U 27009, U
54538, U 100689, U
(H 112200-112208,
114102.
1808. )
U 33260, U 54739, U 95799, U
104918, U 113802, U 113804, U 113809, |
113822, U
U 113811, U 113820-U
113828, U 113831, U 113835-U 113838,
U 113848, U 113853, U 113858, U
113859, U 118862, U 113863, U 113876,
U 1138879, U 114083, U 114087, U
114130, U 114139, U 114141. (H
112511-112540, June 29, 1908.)
U 31908, U 113989, U 113990, U
113992-113995, U 1138997, U 113999,
114000. (H 112622-112631, July 1,
1908. )
U 52279, U 59926, U 97336, U
(H 112815-112818, July 6,
108118.
1908. )
i
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v.3
UNDERWoOoD & UNDERWoop—Continued.
H 1453, U 77714, U 100168, U
100202, U. 101413, U 114162. (H
112739, 112744, July 2, 1908; 2 c. of
each July 3, 1908.)
U 58151, U 114050.
113240, July 9, 1908.)
U 49096, U 92807, U 105403, U
(H 113239,
|
105422, U 105425, U 111993, U 112006, ~
U 112008, U 112011, U 112012, U 112015,
U 112017, U 112020, U 112021, U
112022, U 112025, U 112026, U 114124,
U 114134. (H 113268-113286, July 11,
1908. )
U. S. FASHION & SAMPLE BOOK CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [19110
Autumn, 1908, winter, 1909. (G
18799, June 12, 1908.)
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH ©Co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [19111-19164
College boy with cane.—College boy
with pipe.—Girl in summer costume.—
Girl in winter costume. [4 photo-
graphs] (H 111797-111800, June §8,
1908. )
Coquette. — His chum.—His first
love.—His platonic friend.—His prom
girl—His summer girl.—His true
love.—Infatuation. [8 photographs]
(H 112392-112399, June 26, 1908.)
College chums.—Promising mate
rial——Tenth member of the nine. [3
photographs] (H 112795, 112796,
112797, July 6, 1908.
Taft (W. H.) 367.
18, 1908.)
[Poster] 11539. (IF 66380, June 22,
1908; 2 c. June 22, 1908.)
11401-11403, 11411, 11412.
18794-18798, June 11, 1908.)
—— 11361, 11372, 11408, 11417-11419.
(G 18803-18808, June 15, 1908.)
—— 11316, 11368, 11409, 11410, 11423,
11454, 11456-11459, 11467. (G 18823-
18833, June 22, 1908.)
—— 865, 11318, 11319, 11420, 11482,
11433, 11455, 11485, 11486. (G 18841-
18849, June 26, 1908.)
11448, 11451.
July 6, 1908.)
11427, 11460, 11477, 11484.
19065-19067, July 6, 1908.)
UNIVERSITY PRESS, Cambridge, Mass.
[19165-19168
Poems II. Upon whose weeping
margent she was set; by F. Brangwyn.
(F 66246, June 16, 1908.)
Our love was new; by F.
(F 66247, June 16, 1908.)
(G 18820, June
(G
(F 66802, 66803,
(G
Sonnets.
Brangwyn.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
289
UNIVERSITY PRESS—Continued.
Shakespeare’s plays. 2
illustrating Macbeth and King Lear.
(F 66244, 66245, June 16, 1908.)
UPTOWN KODAKERY, Denver, Colo.
[19169
Allin. (H 112211, June 22, 1908.)
Var (Epw. B.), Marion, Ohio. [19170
Foretella. (H 112104, June 19, 1908 ;
2c. June 12, 1908.)
VAN DYKE (JAMES) Co., New York,
ING Y ks [19171
Margaret. (G 190638, July 6, 1908.)
VAN OEYAN (L.), Cleveland, Ohio.
engravings |
[19172 |
Cobb (Ty), demon batter.
1133738, July 13, 1908.)
VITAGRAPH COMPANY OF AMERICA, New
ork, N. Y, [19173-19189
Avenged. (H 111879, June 16, 1908.)
Bachelor’s baby.
16, 1908. )e
Chieftain’s revenge.
July 9, 1908.)
Chorus girl.
1908. )
Determined lovers.
12, 1908.)
Get me a step-ladder.
July 9, 1908.)
Guilty conscience.
30, 1908.)
John’s new suit.
1908. )
(H 112554, June 30,
(H 112555, June
(H 1138159, Jul~ 7,
(H 113282, |
(Ho
WALKER (A. V.)—Continued.
Yours truly. (H 111629, June 10,
1908. )
WALKER LITHOGRAPH & PUB. CO., Bos-
ton, Mass. [19192
Taft (Wm. H.) (G 18822, June 20,
1908¢)
WATERMAN (C. E.), Chicago, Tl.
[19193-19198
Georgia (U.S. S.), ships company.—
Illinois (U. S. S.), ships company.—
Milwaukee (U. S. S.)—Pacific fleet.—
St. Louis (U. S. S.)—Wisconsin
(U. S. S.) ships company. [6 photo-
graphs] (H 112884112389, June 25,
1908; 2 c. of each, July 3, 1908.)
WEAVER (THoMAS G.), Axtell, Nebr.
; [19199, 19200
Cyclone at Axtell, Nebr. 1, 2. (H
| 112755, 112756, July 3, 1908; 2 ec. of
(H 111878, June |
(H 11382831, |
each June 13, 1908.)
WEIL (HENRY) & co., New York, N. Y.
[19201-19204
His crest. (F 66687, June 30, 1908.)
Home sweet home.—My favorite
forever.—Old oaken bucket. (EF
_ 66688-66690, June 30, 1908.)
Leap year proposals of an old maid.
(H 112125, June 20, 1908.)
Mother-in-law and the artists model. |
(H 112169, June 22, 1908.)
Mourners (The) (H 118234, July
9, 1908.)
(H 111706, June | WELSH (J. B.), Grove City, Pa.
[19205-19207
Cambridge Springs, Pa., Hotel Ri-
der.
Edinboro, Pa., scene in New cemetery.
French creek
Springs, Pa.
(H 112335-112337, June 24, 1908.)
WERNER (BrRuGH), Decatur, Ill.
[19208
corner stone laying.
near Cambridge
Decatur, IIL,
(Hf 111746, June 12, 1908.)
_ WeETMorRE (JoHN S.), Litchfield, Conn.
Patriot (The) (H 112279, June 24, |
1908. )
Reprieve (The)
12, 1908.)
Rustic heroine.
1908. )
Story the boots told.
June 22, 1908.)
Tragedy of Japan.
22, 1908.)
*Twixt love and duty.
July 9, 1908.)
WALKER (A. Y.), Chicago, Ill.
[19190, 19191
(H 111628, June
(H 111705, June
(H 112280, June 24,
(H 112168,
(H 112167, June
Trailman’s friend.
10, 1908.)
50572—08——3
[19209
Dog who love’s honey. (H 112347,
June 25, 1908; 2 ec. June 19, 1908.)
WHITE (Epwarp C.), New York, N. Y.
[19210, 19211
Holland (Mildred) in The Provider.
1, 2. (G 18636, 18637, May 14, 1908;
| 2 c. of each May 13, 1908.*)
| WHITE (H. C.) company, North Ben-
(H 113233, |
nington, Vt. [19212-19242
Atlantie fleet at anchor in San
Francisco bay. 88038. (H 1138348,
July 138, 1908.)
Atlantic fleet entering Golden Gate.
Ss02. CH 112738,. July 2, 1908 3.2 «.
July 3, 1908.)
290
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8.,V.3
on —
Wuite (H. C.) company—Continued.
California national guard in the na-
val parade San Francisco, Cal. 8800.
(H 112736, July 2, 1908; 2 ¢. July 3,
1908. )
Evans (Rear Admiral) and Major
Taylor, naval parade, San Francisco,
Cal. 8801. (H 112737, July 2, 1908;
2c. June 3, 1908.) ©
Fleet in San Francisco bay. 8804.
(H 113342, July 13, 1908.)
Gary, Ind. 13351-13362. (H
111761-111772, June 12, 1908; 2 c. of
each June 13, 1908.) ,
New York, N. Y. 85-97.
111760, June 12, 1908; 2
June 13, 1908.)
Taft (Hon. Wm. H.), Secretary of
war. 13009. (H 112401, June 26,
1908; 2 e June 27, 1908.)
Wuite (Lioyp), Washington, D. C.
[19243-19246
(H 111748—
c. of each
Content. (H 111864, June 15, 1908.)
Day dreams. (H 111865, June 15,
1908. )
Gauze curtain. (H 111880, June 15,
1908. )
Golf girl. (H 111863, June 15, 1908.)
WiuuaMms (O. D.) Jamaica Plain,
. Mass. [19247-19252
Be not only good. (F 66707, June
17, 1908.)
Harrigan! That’s me !—I’m not that
kind of girl—No merry widow for
me.—Waiting at the church.—You can’t
always tell from where you sit. [5
prints]. (F 66296-66300, June 17,
1908. )
WILSHIRE’S MAGAZINE, New York, N. Y.
[19253-19257
Debs (Eugene V.) 1, 2.
111644, June 10, 1908.)
gee 4 5. (BH 112223, 112224, June
23, 1908.)
Wilshire (Gaylord). (H 111645,
June 10, 1908.)
WISEMAN (W. H.), Alton, Ill.
|
|
(H 111648, |
[19258-19269 |
Chapel, north entrance. 35. (H
111835, June 13, 1908.)
Column companies. H.
June 18, 1908.)
Column of platoons, showing drum
major. (H 111832, June 13, 1908.)
Column of resting, not showing drum
major. E. (H 111836, June 138, 1908.)
Front of W. M. A. grounds.
(H 111840, June 13, 1908.)
(H 111839,
WISEMAN (W. H.)—Continued.
Gymnasium and administration
building. (H 111841, June 13, 1908.)
Kneeling. A. (H 111830, June 13,
1908. )
Monticello seminary. 1,
111833, 111834, June 13, 1908.)
Parade rest. C. (H 111831, June
13, 1908.)
Three barracks. F. G.
111838, June 13, 1908.)
Witrripce (H. B.), Rutherford, N. J.
[19270-19276
Rutherford, N. J. 1-7. (H 112460-
112466, June 27, 1908; 1 ¢. of each
June 20, 1908; 1 ¢. of each June 27,
1908. )
WorECKENER (ANTHONY C.), Erie, Pa.
[19277-19296
5. (H
(H 111837,
Chiquita. 1, 2, 4-8, 11, 13, 14, 16,
17, 19, 20. (H 112139-112152, June
20, 1908.)
Chiquita and husbend. 3, 9, 10, 12,
15, 18. (H 112153-112158, June 20,
1908. ) :
Wotrr (Louis) & Co., Lrp., London,
England. [19297
Lohengrin; by Emil Oberhauser.
(F 66633, June 29, 1908.)
WoMAN’S COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE, Balti-
more, Md. [19298-19300
Gough (Mrs. Mary Dorsey) of Perry
Hall, Md. (H 111668, June 11, 1908.)
Perry Hall, Md. (H 111697, June
11, 1908.)
Ridgely (Mrs. Chas.) of Hampton,
Md. (H 111669, June 11, 1908.)
| Woop (Ors F.), New Brighton, N. Y.
[19301-19325
Bub, he’s always to blame. (FP
66198, June 13, 1908.)
(F 66362, June 20, 1908.)
—— (F 66638, June 29, 1908.)
—— (F 66856, July 6, 1908.)
(F 67072, July 13, 1808.)
Mary and her little lamb. (F 66200,
June 13, 1908.)
2 (IF 66363, June 20, 1908.)
—— (I* 66639, June 29, 1908.)
—— (F 66858, July 6, 1908.)
—— (F 67073, July 138, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises. (F
K. |
66196, June 13, 1908.)
—_— (F 66360, June 20, 1908.)
—— (F 66636, June 29, 1908.)
—— (F 66854, July 6, 1908.)
—— (F 67070, July 13, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
AND PRINTS, ETC.
Woop (Orts F.)—-Continued.
Simon Simple. (F 66199, June 13, |
1908. )
— (F 66364, June 20, 1908.)
— (F 66640, June 29, 1908.)
— (F 66857, July 6, 1908.)
— (F 67074, July 13, 1908.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man. |
(¥F 66197, June 13, 1908.) /
— (F 66361, June 20, 1908.)
— (Ff 66637, June 29, 1908.)
| of New York, main building.
| 112750, 112751, July 2, 1908.)
| Woop (Ot1s F.)—Continued.
(F 66855, July 6, 1908.)
—— (F 67071, July 13, 1908.)
| Wurts Bros., New York, N. Y.
[19326, 19327
New York, N. Y., College of the city
1, 2 oe
Wyer (Henry S8.), Nantucket, Mass.
[19328, 19329
Dog-watch. (H111881, June 9, 1908.)
Impediment. (H 111882, June 9,
1908. )
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit__ 6,197
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit____~
Number of entries of Photographs, completed by deposit__________--__-_-- 9,761
1,373
¥
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om
CLASS |, FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings,
proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
drawings,
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
statuary, and models or designs
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
day of entry.
The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: ‘ Copy-
right by American lady corset company, Detroit, Mich. Class I, XXc, no. 26158, June
23, 1908; 1 photograph received June 23, 1908.” «
AMERICAN LADY CORSET CO., Detroit.
Mich. [19330
American lady. Young lady dressed
in colonial costume with cape. (I
26158, June 23, 1908.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO.,
Tork, N.Y. [19331, 193882
Avenzer. Large globe showing the
island of Cuba, perched on the globe is |
(I 26013,
an eagle with spread wings.
June 12, 1908.)
Laurita. Head of young woman, full
face, single row of beads about her |
| 1908.)
Peck. (I 26014, June 12, 1908.)
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT Co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [19833-19342
Girl’s best friend; The Picks big
song and dance at Jinny’s party. Pos-
ter drawing.
Poster drawing. (I 26022, June 13,
1908. )
— Tailor Little seizes Boots’ uni-
form. Poster drawing. (126021, June
13, 1908.)
Star bout: Coslin, We can fix this
thing up. Poster drawing. (I 26259,
July 9, 1908.)
Mayme, You’re not game. Pos-
ter drawing. (I 26258, July 9, 1908.)
—— So you'll play Irish tunes will |
you? Poster drawing.
9, 1908.)
(I 26256, July
— Steele, Yes, there’s the money, |
but who is the thief? Poster drawing.
(I 26257, July 9, 1908.)
Sure Shot Sam, Jim—Sure Shot Sam
is in thar and I want him [etc.]
_ter drawing. (I 25927, June 8, 1908. )
Sam—June! I didn’t know that
this was your cabin [etc.] Poster
drawing. (I 25926, June 8, 1908.)
Stop!!! four again one aint
fair! ! Poster drawing. (I 25925,
June 8, 1908.)
New |
(I 26028, June 13, 1908.) |
It’s all on the quiet; Gie us a kiss. |
Pos- |
| a jar on a table.
a
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[19343-19355
April—Easter lillies. Young woman
in white gown, Easter lilly in jardinere
on window sill. (I 26065, June 17,
1908. )
August—Snap dragon. Young wo-
man in summer gown, bunch of snap
dragons in her hand. (I 26069, June
17, 1908.)
Debutante (The) Young woman in
evening gown, holding an armful of
pink carnations. (I 26074, June 17,
=
February—Tulips. Young lady in
pale yellow gown and picture hat,
bunch of red tulips in her hand. (I
26063, June 17, 1908.)
Graduate (The) Young woman in
white gown with white cap and white
college gown. (I 26078, June 17, 1908.)
January—Carnations. Young wo-
man dressed in bright red costume,
bunch of carnations in arms. (If
| 26062, June 17, 1908.)
July—Sweet peas. Young woman in
pale pink summer gown, bunch of
sweet peas in hand. (I 26068, June
17, 1908.)
June—Roses. Young woman in pale
pink evening gown, a bunch of roses in
(I 26067, June 17,
1908. )
March—Violets. Young woman in
lavender gown, picture hat and bunch
of violets on corsage. (I 26064, June
17, 1908.)
May—Daisies. Young woman in
pale lingerie gown, with arm full of
daisies. (I 26066, June 17, 1908.)
November—Chrysanthemum. Young
woman in golden brown street cos-
tume, chrysanthemums in hand. (If
26072, June 17, 1908.)
203
294
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.3
ARTHUR (JAMES )—Continued.
October—Gladiolia.
in a garden. (I 26071, June 17, 1908.)
September—Azalea. Young lady in
pale pink gown, on pedestal is jar-
diniere holding an azalea. (I 26070,
June 17, 1908.)
Batt (H. La PrarKk), New York, N. Y.
[19856-19360
Country girl. Head of young girl,
light blue sunbonnet with flowing
strings. (I 26291, July 9, 1908,)
Golden brown girl.
skirt and jacket.
1908. )
Graduate (The).
dress, wears white hat with American
beauty roses. (I 26295, July 9, 1908.)
Simplicity. Head of young girl
with dark hair and red sunbonnet.
(I 26292, July 9, 1908.)
Village belle. Head of young girl
with dark hair wearing poke bonnet.
(I 262938, July 9, 1908.)
BANKS (CHAs. B. E.), New York,
Na: [193861
Hair ad. B. C. Head of Medusa
with two wings protruding from the
temples. (I 26310, June 25, 1908.)
BaRitLtot (L£oN), Paris, France.
[19362
Bijou et Rigolo. Two donkeys on a
cliff by the sea shore. (I 26175, June
26, 1908.)
BARNES-CROSBY COMPANY, Chicago, III.
[19363-19369
L 2970, L 2977. (I 26029, 26030,
June 13, 1908.)
L 3003, L 3007, L 3080, L 3031, L
3035. (I 26076-26080, June 18, 1908.)
BEaRcE (Este ISABELLE), West Med-
ford, Mass. [19370-19373
Boy blowing trumpet. Statue of boy
Standing blowing trumpet. (I 26083,
June 19, 1908.)
Boy playing with boat. Statuary.
(I 26086, June 19, 1908.)
Boy reading. Statue of boy sitting
with legs crossed, reading a book. (I
26085, June 19, 1908.)
Girl holding an infant. Statue of
- a girl holding an infant, sitting posi-
tion. (I 26084, June 18, 1908.)
Young woman >
in low necked evening gown standing
|
Bianck (G. O.), Paris, France.
[19375
Vague (La); par Guillaume Seig-
nac. Au bord de la mer une jeune
femme nue est couchée sur une yague
qui déferle. (I 25923, June 8, 1908.)
| Bomeau (PHuap), New York, N. Y.
| [1937
_ brown picture hat.
October girl. Head of girl in large
(I 26196, July 3,
_ 1908.)
Bone (Ricu.), Berlin, Germany.
Young girl in)
(I 26294, July 9, |
[19377, 19378
In der Nordsee; by Prof. Willy
Stéwer. Large sailing ship with sails
up is fighting its way through the
Young girl in blue |
BERRY (WM.) LODGE No. 50 K. or P., |
Southington, Conn. [19374
Damon’s return: by W. E. Sibley.
Executioner’s stand, Pythias is stand-
ing with his hands tied behind him.
(I 25996, June 10, 1908.)
waves. (I 26302, July. 10, 1908.)
S. M. yacht Meteor in der Ostsee
Kreuzend. All sails up in the center
of the picture, to the left a torpedo
boat. (I 26301, July 10, 1908.)
BRAUN, CLEMENT & Co., Paris, France.
[19879-19392
Aux aguets; by G. Seignac. Nude
figure of a young cupid, seated on the
branch of a tree, holding a bow. (1
26091, June 20, 1908.)
Aux environs de Soissons 1814; by
J. V. Chelminski. Winter scene in the
country, figure of Napoleon on a white
horse talking to an officer. (1 26097,
June 20, 1908.)
Billet galant; by Maurice Lard.
Nude figure of a young woman seated
on a couéh, holding a letter. (I 26090,
June 20, 1908.)
Bon soir; by Martin Kavel. Young
woman, shoulders bare, wearing a light
bonnet, holding a candle stick. (I
26096, June 20, 1908.)
Chemin du lac, le soir & Vaux s/S;
by A. Wallet. Landscape, foreground,
some trees, to the left, a horse and a
cart and the figure of a man, lake in
background. (I 26100, June 20, 1908.)
Dur métier; by J. Maromy. Beach
scene showing three fishermen, each
carrying basket of fish. (1 26103, June
20, 1908.)
Effet de lune en Hollande; by J.
Maromy. Marine scene showing a har-
bor at night, two fishing boats,
through clouds the moon appears re-
flecting on the water. (I 26102, June
20, 1908.)
Jeunesse; by G. Seignac. Female
figure seated on a stone bench, dressed
in loose gown. (I 26093, June 20,
1908. )
FINE
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
BRAUN, CLEMENT & co.—Continued.
Matin d’été; by Kowalsky. Scene
in the woods showing eight young
women in loose gowns, one is Jumping
Over a rope. (I 26095, June 20, 1908.)
Sainte Rose de Lima; by Ethel
Wright. Female figure dressed in
dark gown and white cloth around her
head and neck. (I 26092, June 20,
1908. )
Soirée d’automne dans le Loiret; by
A. Wallet.
Landscape, to the left some |
trees, to the right is a peasant woman |
with some cows. (I 26099, June 20,
1908. )
Soir d’été; by L. Desbois.
terrace, two women, one
Scene on
seated on
stone balustrade, the other standing. |
(I 26101, June 20, 1908.)
Trois graces; by Armand Point.
Nude figures of three young women, |
295
Brown & BickELtow—Continued.
Life saving crew; by A. W. Biihler.
At sea, showing large ship in the
background in distress, life boat in
foreground. (I 26019, June 13, 1908.)
Lincoln, the rail splitter; by How-
ard Giles. In foreground Abraham
Lincoln sitting on a pile of logs. (I
| 26304, July 10, 1908.)
Lois; by F. Manning. Bust profile
view, dark hair and white hat. (I
26305, July 10, 1908.)
Marjorie; by F. Manning. Half
i length figure, sitting position, left
band under chin. (I 26306, July 10,
1908. )
Natalie. Bust, head tipped slightly
one of them holding a dove, near them |
are two cupids. (I 26094, June 20,
1808. )
Vers l’étable, paysage Hollandais;
by Ch. P. Gruppe.
road bordered with tall trees, a man
following a flock of sheep. (I 26098,
June, 20, 1908.)
BRAZIER (CLARENCE W.), New York,
‘wee & [19393-19396
First floor of plan of two story and
basement schoolhouse with corridor in
center and staircase. (I 26018, June
12, 1908.)
Country scene, a |
Front elevation of a three story and |
basement schoolhouse having an en-
trance in the center of the first story. |
(I 26015, June 12, 1908.)
Perspective view of two story and | 4 :
| whole face bears pensive expression.
basement schoolhouse having an en-
trance in center of front. (I 26017,
_ June 12, 1908.)
Second floor plan of three story and
basement schoolhouse with corridor in
center. (I 26016, June 12, 1908.)
Brown & BicELow, St. Paul, Minn.
[19897-19406
Antoinette. Bust, left view, dark
hat with one white and one dark
plume. (I 26026, June 13, 1908.)
Bernice; by F. Manning. Bust pro-
file view, hair dressed low and large
dark hat. (I 263807, July 10, 1908.)
Dorothy. Bust with full front view
of face, head tipped toward right
shoulder. (I 26027, June 13, 1908.)
| tleeman dancing.
to the right, hat with white ostrich
plume and veil draped over it. (I
26028, June 13, 1908.)
Violet. Bust, leaning forward and
face upturned, large hat. (1 26025,
| June 13, 1908.)
Bruce (WILLIAM), Auburn, N. Y.
[19407
On point. Two dogs on point in fore-
ground. (I 26303, July 10, 1908.)
Caproni (P. P.) & BROS., Boston, Mass.
[19408
the Delaware.
in foreground
(1 26050, June
Washington crossing
Bas-relief, Washington
standing in a row boat.
17, 1908. )
CARLISLE (HENRY WiLson), New York,
ee Be [19409
Nun (The). Woman in nun’s cos-
tume, her eyes looking to right, while
(I 26236, July 8, 1908.)
CHAMPENOIS, Paris, France. [19410
Ala ferme; par Lucius Rossi. Scene
in the country in France, lady and gen-
(I 26318, July 13,
1908. )
Cottier (FRANKLIN Perry), Dorches-
ter, Mass. [19411
Presidential smile. Circular placque
on which is exaggerated portrait of
W. iH. Taft, resembling the moon. (I
26172, June 26, 1908.)
CoLuier (P. F.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[19412-19420
At the sign of the red mill. Dutch
Irene; by F. Manning. Bust with | wind mill, consisting of a several sto-
chin raised and eyes looking up, round
_ white hat with dark facing. (I 26308,
July 10, 1908.)
ried house, to which is attached sails
and steering apparatus. (I 26235, July
7, 1908.)
296 CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
CoLLIER (P. F.) & son—Continued.
Atlantic fleet in San Francisco har-
bor; by Henry Reuterdahl. A number
of battleships, flags are flying.
26165, June 24, 1908.)
Botanist (The); by Maxfield Par-
rish. Scholarly looking gentleman
of plant life. (I 26321, July 15, 1908.)
Ceremony of the scalps; by Frederic
Remington. Band of mounted Indians
galloping along, one Indian is holding
(1 |
|
_ day attire.
a spear, attached to it at intervals are |
scalps. (I 25990, June 9, 1908.)
Hoss trade—Diamond cut diamond;
by A. B. Frost.
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[19426-19433
Church where Shakespeare sleeps.
Summer landscape showing Stratford
on Avon, in background, a church. (I
26179, June 27, 1908.)
Contentment. Interior of Dutch
peering through eyeglasses at specimen 20me, elderly man in native costume,
smoking a long stemmed pipe.
26178, June 27, 1908.)
Katrina. Three quarter figure and
full face of a little Dutch girl in holi-
(I 26238, July 8, 1908.)
Venice—Along the Grand Canal.
(I
In
' left foreground between landing and
Farmer before the vil- |
lage meeting place explaining the good |
points of the horse which he is holding. |
(I 26082, June 18, 1908.)
July 4, 1908. Grotesque looking sol-
dier, with very long nose, from his
side hangs large sword. (I 26189,
July 1, 1908.)
June roses;
two spiles is a dark gondola with
white awning. (I 26240, July 8, 1908.)
Doorway of a private house.
Vines with red flowers over top of en-
trance, to the right there is a statue
of a woman on a light pillar.
26241, July 8, 1908.)
——aA side street.
(I
In foreground is
a dark gondola with gondolier at stern.
Pretty girl with her lap full of pink |
roses. (I 25989, June 9, 1908.)
Longshoresman (The); by Thorton
Oakley. Man in flannel shirt and blue
overalls, resting both arms on a heavy
post. (I 26166, June 24, 1908.)
When Jacky comes marching home; |
by Henry Reuterdahl. Two Jackies
walking across the sand, loaded down
with all sorts of souvenirs.
June 18, 1908.)
(I 26081, |
Cook (W. F.) GRANITE co., Springfield, |
Mass. [19421
Bigelow family memorial. Design
no. vi. Sepulchral monument of stone, |
upon the base rests a second base bear-
ing the family name. (I 25991, June
9, 1908.)
by Sarah §. Stilwell. | (I 26242, July 8, 1908.)
Street and bridge. A small
white mason bridge spanning a Vene-
tian canal. (I 26237, July 8, 1908.)
Well in an old court yard. A
woman with two water vessels stand-
ing at stone well in center. (1 26239,
July 8, 1908.)
CROWELL PUBLISHING cCo., Springfield,
Ohio. [19434
Puppies; by Carl J. Becker. Little
Dutch boy in blouse, baggy trousers
and round cap, standing with little
fox terrier pup. (I 26260, July 9,
1908.)
| CUMMING (GeorGE Marion), San
Francisco, Cal. [19435, 19486
Benediction (The) Statue of -a
| Franciscan friar standing erect with
arms extended at full length.
CRAFTSMAN’S GUILD, Highland Park, |
Ill.
Bill Bryan’s smile. Medallion head
containing portrait of William Jen- |
Ge
nings Bryan in a broad smile.
26004, June 11, 1908.)
Bill Taft’s smile. Medallion head
containing portrait of William H.
Taft in a broad smile. (I 26005, June
11, 1908.)
Republican smile. Medallion head,
face of William H. Taft in a broad |
smile. (I 26229, June 24, 1908.)
White house smile. Medallion head,
face of William Jennings Bryan in a
broad smile. (I 26230, June 24, 1908.)
[19422-19425 |
(I
The relief cast
26058, June 17, 1908.)
Foot-ball runner.
is an intaglio and represents a foot-ball
runner with ball. (I 26057, June 17,
1908. )
| Davis (WiLtLtIAM STEEPLE), Orient,
i ee [19437
Kitten on
(1
Weighing the baby.
scales, with old cat looking at dial.
26197, July 3, 1908.)
| Day (LueEtta), St. Augustine, Fla.
[19488
Landing of Ponce de Leon at St,
Augustine, Fla., in 1512. Silver casque.
Ponce de Leon standing pointing to a
small boat. (I 26169, June 24, 1908;
1 photo June 11, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
DeELoeseE, Paris, France.
[19439, 19440
Age heureux. Young woman in a
loose white garment, her arms bare,
seated on the grass, playing on a flute.
(I 25967, June 9, 1908.)
Jeune faneuse. Young country girl
has interrupted her work to arrange |
her hair. (I 25968, June 9, 1908.)
-DESOARREUX (RAYMOND), Paris,
France. [19441
Napoléon 4 Compiégne. Napoléon
seated on a stone bench in the Park
of Compiégne, in deep contemplation,
map on his knee. (I 25966, June 9,
1908.)
DEULLY (HUGENE), Paris, France.
[19442
Nuit d’extase. Boat containing a
young couple is slowly drifting on a |
rlake. (I 25969, June 9, 1908.) |
DEVARE (ELIZABETH PETERSON PR.), |
New York, N. Y. [19443
Slumber.
taken to waist line,
tended on each side.
10, 1908.)
DonaLpson (TuoMAS B.),
phia, Pa. [19444, 19445
Identification key for Geo. Catlin’s
portrait-group of Virginia state con-
Sstitutional convention held 1829-30.
if 263812, July 1, 1908.)
Virginia state constitutional conven-
tion of 1829-’30; by George Catlin.
| There are 101 individual portraits in- |
cluding James Monroe.
1, 1908. )
DRAKE (WILLIAM HENRY), New York,
IN. [19446-19448
Alarm (The) Lion and lioness pro-
' tecting two lion cubs. (I 26089, June
19, 1908.)
Haunt of the lions. Desert scene, a
lion, lioness and three cub lions. (1
' 26088, June 19, 1908.)
~ On guard. Desert scene, lion stand-
ing guard over sleeping lioness and
three lion cubs. (I 26087, June 19,
(f 26311, fuly
1908.)
Drew (A. FARNSWoRTH), New York,
NS. Y. [19449 |
Figure of a woman and a child.
Through an open door is head and
bust of a woman holding a baby. (I
26171, June 25, 1908.)
Statue of a young woman |
upper arm ex- |
(I 25997, June |
Philadel- |
|
| cial type.
| McKinley,
ARTS 297
HcBert (DororHy), Oakland, Cal.
[19450
Two step girl. Girl in decollete
evening dress, skirt gathered in left
hand. (I 26228, July 6, 1908: 1 photo
July 18, 1908.)
EvANS, ALMIRAL Co., New York, N. Y.
[19451
Heating and ventilating apparatus
for Hughes high school, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Set of plans consisting of eight
| sheets showing a forced system of ven-
tilation, with blowers.
1, 1908.)
FAIRBANKS (E. & T.) & co., St. Johns-
bury, Vt. [19452, 19453
Railway track scale of the commer-
Iron frame, 76 feet, 100
tons, 7 sections. Sheet 1, Sheet 2.
(I 26194, 26195, July 3, 1908.)
FAUGERON (ADOLPHE), Paris, France.
[19454
Partie carrée. Dinner time at a
fashionable restaurant, a couple seat-
ed at a table, another has just come
in. (I 25965, June 9, 1908.)
Ferris (J. L. G.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[19455-19457
Chess game. Young woman and
young man are engaged in a game of
chess, young woman’s father watch-
ing, dog in foreground. (I 26232, July
7, 1908.)
Columbus's fleet.
(I 25802, Apr.
A large old time
| sail boat in full sail, flags flying, a
second vessel in background. (I
26233, July 7, 1908.)
Washington and Mary Philipse.
Three figures and a dog in front of
the door way of a colonial residence.
| (I 26281, July 7, 1908.)
FINNELL (J. W.), Braddock, Pa.
[19458
McKinley memorial. Tomb of our
martyred president. Mr. and Mrs.
their home, etc., appears
over top of tomb. (I 26056, June 17,
1908.)
FoLcER (JAMES WALTER), Nantucket,
Mass. [19459
Round-top grist mill. Round dome
top which revolves by wheel attached
to it. Mill has four vanes, three of
| which have sails attached. (I 26157,
| June 22, 1908.)
FOSTER BROTHERS, Boston, Mass.
[19460
by Alfred E.
(I 261638, June
Webster (Daniel) ;
Smith. Bust portrait.
20, 1908.)
298 CATALOGUE OF
FRIEND BROTHERS CLOTHING CO.,
waukee, Wis. [19461, 19472
[12 Drawings
clothing.] (I 26032-26043, June 15,
1908. )
GALLIAC (Louis), Paris France.
[19473
Dans JDatelier, avant la séance.
Nude young woman fastening on san-
dal, painter seated on a pile of large
books. (I 25985, June 9, 1908.)
GALVIN (ALICE V. C.), Braddock, Pa.
[19474-19476
Braddock’s defeat; by A. V. C. Gal-
vin. Soldiers,
one of battle array. (I 25845, May 29,
1908; 1 photo June 8, 1908.)
illustrating men’s |
Indians and war-like |
equipments, and the whole scene being |
Mil- | GIMENEZ
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.Iv,n.S,V.3 _
(FRANK FERNANDEZ), New
York, N. Y. 9482
Heirs (The) Heirs examining por-
traits of ancesters, interior of palace.
(I 26154, June 22 ,1908.)
GIRARDEL (JULES), Paris, France.
[19483
Indiscrétion. Young man in red vel-
vet suit courting a young woman
dressed in white, they are seated on a
bench. (I 25964, June 9, 1908.)
GoUNOoD (JEAN), Paris, France.
{19484
Jeune violoniste. Young woman
seated in an armchair idly holding a
violin with her left hand. (I 25963,
June 9, 1908.)
| GRAND UNION TEA CO., New York, N. Y.
—Genl. Washington and General |
Braddock and Indians drawn up in
battle. (I 25697, May 138, 1908; 1
photo June 5, 1908.)
Generals Washington and Brad-
dock, other soldiers and Indian war-
riors drawn up in battle. (I 25698,
May 138, 1908; 1 photo June 5, 1908.)
GARDNER-BOUGUEREAU, Paris France.
[19477
Cantique de Noél. Holy Child lying
on a white cloud, three cherubs singing
a Christmas carol. (I 25960, June 9,
1908. )
GAY (GEO. HOWELL), New York, N. Y.
[19478
Down by the river. Pool of water
in foreground with several large trees
on right edge and autumn leaves fall-
ing. (I 26277, July 9, 1908.)
GEROME (JEAN LEON), Philadelphia,
Pa. [19479
Champlain’s battle with Iroquois;
by J. L. G. Ferris. Champlain firing
a musket at a group of Indians. (I
26264, July 9, 1908.)
GERVAIS (PAUL), Paris France.
[19480
Miroir (Le) Two partly nude young
women are admiring themselves in the
basin of a fountain. (I 25986, June 9,
1908. )
GERVEX (HENRI), Paris, France.
Naissance de Venus. Life-size figure
of a nude young woman carried on the
crest of a wave. (I 25987, June 9,
1908.)
|
|
/
|
|
|
[19485
Little fairy. Little girl wearing
white fluffy dress, shoulders bare.
(I 26031, June 15, 1908.)
GUNN (ARCHIE), New York, N. Y.
[19486-19495 .
Bathing girl—blue. Young girl with
hair hanging down back standing in
water. (I 26287, July 9, 1908.)
Bathing girl—yellow. Woman with
dark hair, both bands are raised to
her shoulder. (I 26286 July 9,
1908. )
Dance of the veil. Nude woman,
back and side view, khair down her
back, and being blown by wind. (I
26282, July 9, 1908.)
Evening veil. Nude woman, show-
ing back, and side face, holds drapery
in front of her. (I 26284, July 9,
1908. )
Gossamer veil. Nude woman, one
foot slightly raised, is holding drapery.
(I 26283, July 9, 1908.)
Ideal head, with leghorn hat. Head
of young woman, low neck gown, black
hair. (I 26281, July 9, 1908.)
Kimona girl. Young girl with
brown hair and eyes, wears Japanese
dress belted in around waist with a
yellow sash. (I 26279, July 9, 1908.)
Kimona girl. Young woman with
brown hair with a flower on each side
of head, wears yellow dress cut very
low. (I 26280, July 9, 1908.)
Rag time. Comic drawing of old
man, old woman, daughter, son and
bull dog. (I 26299, July 9, 1908.)
Seventh veil. Nude woman holding
drapery back of her. (1 26285, July
9, 1908.)
FINE
10s. 27-31, July, 1908
ART
Let us alone. Stork standing at the
ide of a house with its bill inside of
n open window. (I 25992, June 9,
908. )
ANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), Munich, Ger-
many. [19497-19499
Adagio; by E. Gruetzner. Interior
of a bishop’s palace, three church dig-
itaries seated at a table. (I 26055,
June 17, 1908.)
Barecarolle (A); by W. Menzler.
Group of five ladies seated around a
(I 26053, June 17,
Mountain glow; by J. Schmitzber-
ger.
glowing in the light of the sun.
26054, June 17, 1908.)
HARPER (JAMES M.), Chicago, I].
(I
Peaceful Bill and Smiling Jim.
Portrait heads of Wm. H. Taft and
James S. Sherman. (I 26309, July
11, 1908.)
HARTLEY (JONATIZAN ScoTr), New
athe No Y. [19501
Victor semper.
a cupid, holds unstrung bow behind
his back. (I 26020, June 13, 1908.)
HERMANN (Emit), New York, N. Y.
[19502
Arrival on Calvary; by E. Hermann.
Christ standing on hill in center above
a crowd of spectators. In left hand
corner are the three Marys and St.
John. (I 26173, June 26, 1908.)
HoLmtzMaNn (MINARD), Columbus, Ohio.
[19503
Emblems of Liberty. Eagle stands
upon a shield with a ribbon held in
his bill. (1 26198, June 27, 1908.)
Hoszer (J. A.), New York, N. Y.
[19504, 19505
Love. Rich young woman taking in
her house a poor woman and ber chil-
dren. (I 26159, June 23, 1908.)
Prayer. A mother teaching her child
to pray, seated near her the father
and another child. (I 26160, June 23,
1908.) ;
Huppy (Mrs. W. H.), Austin, Texas.
[19506
Crockett (Davy); by William Henry
Huddh. Figure clothed in buckskins,
as a pioneer Texas figure. (I 26201,
July 6, 1908.)
|
USTIN (E. W.) & co., New York, N. Y. |
[19496 |
Scene in Alps, tall glaciers are |
299
Hupson (GRAcE), Ukiah, Cal.
[19507-19511
Indian boy clothed in a red fiannel
shirt, sitting on the ground beside a
dog. (I 26001, June 10, 1908.)
Poma Indian baby strapped in carry-
ing basket with one arm free. (I
26003, June 10, 1908.)
Poma Indian girl, standing clothed
in shirt, skirt, with bandana handker-
chief over shoulder. (I 26002, June
10, 1908.)
Poma Indian nude, sitting in a field
of yellow poppies watching a bumble
bee. (I 25999, June 10, 1908.)
Yokia Indian baby, sitting in carry-
ing basket turned boatwise. (I 26000,
June 10, 1808.)
| JACQUET (GUSTAVE), Paris, France.
[19500 |
Life size statue of |
[19512
Hallali. .Young huntress lifting a
Dampierre hunting horn from her
shoulder to blow a trumpet call to the
hounds. (I 25961, June 9, 1908.)
Joust (PAuL SPENER), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[19513-19519
Carnation (The). Costume made of
flowers and leaves, the skirt is made of
a mass of carnations. (I 26251, July
8, 1908.)
Four o’clock (The). Costume made
of the fiowers and leaves of the four
o'clock, skirt made of flowers and
leaves. (I 26249, July 8, 1908.)
Honeysuckle (The). Costume of
leaves and flowers, with a large butter-
fly as head dress. (I 26253, July 8,
1908.)
Lily (The).
flower, large lily
skirt made of petals and leaves.
26254, July 8, 1908.)
Magnolia (The). Costume made of
the blossom and leaves, one large mag-
nolia forms the skirt. (I 26248, July
8, 1908.)
Rose (The). Costume made entirely
of flowers and leaves, one large rose
forms the skirt. (1 26250, July 8,
1908.)
Violet (The). Costume made of
flowers and leaves, skirt formed by a
number of yiolets, leaves and ferns.
(I 26252, July 8, 1908.)
Kine (HamiItton), New York, N. Y.
[19520
Light that lies in woman’s eyes.
Head of a young woman with dark-
brewn hair arranged loose. (I 26278,
July 9, 1908.)
Costume made of the
forms the bodice,
(I
300 CATALOGUE OF
Kirk (Maria L.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[19521--19523
Cinderella.
COPY RIGHT
|
|
Old-fashioned fireplace |
with fire in it, Cinderella in front of |
stool in pink dress.
1908. )
Jack and the bean stalk. Garden
with old brick cottage in background
(I 26288, July 9, |
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
LAMB (J. & R.), New York, N. Y.
[19550
Kensico cemetery, New York, in-
terior of chapel, showing all memo-
rials in place. (I 26177, June 19,
1908.)
with open door, bean stalk in left fore- |
(I 26290, July 9, 1908.)
Little drops of water. Child playing
on beach at seaside, pink bonnet and
dress. (I 26289, July 9, 1908.)
(Epwarp M.), Toledo,
[19524, 19525
A mod-
(I 26008,
ground.
KNOBLAUGH
Ohio.
Beethovan (Ludwig van).
eled and cast portrait bust.
June 11, 1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.) A modeled and cast
portrait bust. (I 26009, June 11, 1908.)
IXOSTENBADER (GIDEON B.), Reading,
Pa. [19526
Psalm 23-6 with Christian endeavor
badge. Lady representing a Christian
endeavor, followed by two angels. (I
26153, June 20, 1908.)
KUPPENHEIMER (B.) & Co., Chicago, Il.
[19527-19530
[Drawings illustrating clothing for
men. 1-4.]
1908. )
KUPPENHEIMER (House oF), Chicago,
Ill. [19531-19545
[Drawings illustrating clothing for
men. 1-15.] (I 26202-26216, July 6,
1908.)
LAFFERTY
W. Va.
Fanciful
(Rosert C.), Clarksburg,
representation
over a clock dial. (I 26156, June 22,
1908 ; 1 photo June 30, 1908.)
LAMASURE (E.), Washington, D. C.
Lane (J. W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[19551
Dr. Peach. Young woman carrying
handbag labeled Dr. Peach. (1 25998,
June 10, 1908.)
LAPARRA (WILLIAM), Paris, France.
[19552
Piedestal (Le). Large structure
surmounted by a dome with two story
porch of columns. Masses of dead
bodies are heaped from the ground.
(I 25983, June 9, 1908.)
LAURENS (NIcoLAS AUGUSTE), Paris,
France. [19553
Nymphéa. Nude young woman who
has just emerged from the water. I
25988, June 9, 1908.)
Le GoviT-GE&RARD
Paris, France.
[ FERNAND-M.-B.],
[19554-19556
A Camaret. Evening effect on a
sandy shore, four women are seated
around a fire, knitting. (1 25976,
| June 9, 1908.)
(I 26217-26220, July 6, |
Au coucher du soleil. Three women
| seated on a rock, are knitting, boats
| Small boat.
[19546
of youth. |
Youth nude, and in a leaning posture |
[19547-19549
End of an autumn day. River run- |
ning from background to left fore- |
(I 26246, |
ground, trees almost leafless.
July 8, 1908.)
Path to the old spring. Landscape
with well in right foreground, leading
from well is a small stream. (I
26245, July 8, 1908.)
Sunset in the harbor. Evening
scene showing a three masted schooner
off the end of a dock.
8, 1908.)
]
(1 26244, July |
|
out at sea. (I 25978, June 9, 1908.)
Port de Concarneau. Byvening effect,
several boats are lying in the harbor,
sailor’s wives are busy unloading a
(I 25977, June 9, 1908.)
LeNorn (CH. A.), Paris, France.
[19557
Heure douce. Young woman dressed
in a loose white garment, her hand
raised to her ear in a listening atti-
tude. (I 25973, June 9, 1908.)
Lenz (Oscar L.), New York, N. Y¥.
[19558
Winged figure of victory, standing
erect on a ball holding aloft a flag.
(I 26180, June 29, 1908.)
Le VASSEUR (A.) & co., Paris, France.
[19559, 19560
Moulins La Marche; par E. Thelem.
Stallion with head turned to right
standing in field. (I 26186, June 29,
1908. )
Punta Gorda; par E. Thelem. Mare
with head turned to left standing in
field. (1 26187, June 29, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
ARTS 301
LIFE PUB. Co., New York, N. Y.
[19561-19564
Assets and liabilities. Bank officer
at desk. He has stopped counting
money to let his mind wander to his
home. (I 26234, July 7, 1908.)
Elopement (The); by C. Everett
Johnson.
back eloping, father pursues them in
automobile. (I 26044, June 15, 1908.)
MeERCIE (ANTONIN), Paris France.
Youthful couple on horse-—
Unveiling the statue—Wall street’s |
tribute to the Father of his country;
by Wm. H. Walker.
Morgan, the band led by Harriman is
composed of well known magnates.
(I 26188, June 30, 1908.)
View (The), a difference of opinion;
by Orson Lowell. Crowd of tourists
on an Alpine mountain, guide pointing
to view but tourists looking towards a
Statue of J. P. |
Deautiiul girl. (I 26161, June 23,
1908.)
LoprRicHoNn (T.), Elbeuf, Germany.
[19565 |
Regiment va _ passer. Children
pressing against a fence to see a pass-
ing regiment. (I 25959, June 9, 1908.)
MAGEE (WILLIAM D.),
Iowa.
Monticello,
[18566
Emblematical picture mat. Helmet
with an embossed visor, a dove resting
on top, at the lower part are the let-
ters K. P. (I 26024, June 138, 1908).
MARCHAND (JOHN NorvAL), Westport, |
Conn. [19567
Horse wrangler.
uary representing cowboy standing be-
Side his horse and leaning across sad-
dle. (I 25924, June 8, 1908.)
MEISSNER & BucH, Leipzig, Germany.
[19578 |
Peasant’s garden with trees and
shrubbery .on the left, in the fore-
ground and a portion of a house on
the right; by Friedrich Nath. (I
26168, June 25, 1908.)
MeENnpvoza (I. P.), ltd., London, Eng- |
land. [19569, 19570
Child Mary. Beautiful child with
large expressive eyes, wearing Eastern
head-dress holding basket of figs. (I
26191, July 2, 1908.)
Solitude of sorrow. Christ on the
mount of Temptation, leaning on a
rock, below stretch the plains of Jeri-
cho with a river intersecting. (I 26190,
July 2, 1908.)
Small group stat- |
[19571
Sommeil de Venus. Nude young
woman lying on a bank of moss with
her left arm resting on the ground.
(I 25975, June 9, 1908.)
Moores (ALBERT J.), New York, N. Y.
[19572
Which one? Taft, large head, di-
minutive body on the Capitol building
smiling at Bryan. (I 26243, July 8,
1908. )
Moran (LEON), Plainfield, N. J.
[19573-19584
Empress in blue. Young lady with
light brown hair and eyes, wears blue
empire gown with white trimmings,
has crown of jewels. (I 26272, July
9, 1908.)
Empress in red. Lady with brown
hair which falls over right temple,
wears a crown of jewels. (I 26273,
July 9, 1908.)
Empress in yellow. Young woman,
black hair arranged high on top of
head, with jeweled crown. (I 26271,
July 9, 1908.)
Girl in blue with yellow flowers.
Young lady with light brown hair and
brown eyes, hair is curly. (I 26267,
July 9, 1908.)
Girl in red with red roses. Young
woman with light brown hair and eyes,
wears red low neck gown. (I 26265,
| July 9, 1908.)
Girl in yellow with yellow roses.
Young lady sitting down, leaning her
right elbow on arm of chair. (I
26266, July 9, 1908.)
Ideal head. Young woman, bunch
of violets in corsage. (I 26268, July
9, 1908.)
Ideal head, with black hat. Young
woman, low neck gown, black hat with
red strings and rose in hat. (I 26269,
July 9, 1908.)
Ideal head, with green hat. Young
woman, low neck gown, lace yoke in
dress. (I 26270, July 9, 1908.)
Society belle with chrysanthemums.
Young lady, side face, black hair, white
drapery around shoulders. (I 26275,
July 9, 1908.) -
Society belle with forget-me-nots.
Young lady with light hair and brown
eyes, lips parted showing teeth. (I
26276, July 9, 1908.)
Society belle with roses. Young
woman with light auburn hair, spray
of roses on left side. (I 26274, July 9,
| 1908.)
502
Moran (THOMAS), New York, N. Y.
[19585
Mt. Moran, Yellowstone National
Park: Landscape, peaks covered with
snow, small stream. (I 26167, June
24, 1908.) ;
Morrow (THOMAS MATHER), Winches-
ter, Ky. [19586
Trust octopus. Devil fish with ten-
tacles swung around a tobacco barn.
(I 26007, June 11, 1908.)
MurpeHy & McCartruy, New York, N. Y.
[19587
Crucifixion (The). Figure of Christ
hanging on cross, to the left Virgin
Mary and Roman soldier, to right St.
John and Mary Magdalene. (I 26174,
June 10, 1908.)
NAEGELE (CHARLES FREDERICK), New
York, N. ¥. [19588
Mother love.
clutching drapery at mother’s neck.
26155, June 22, 1908.)
NATIONAL ArT co., New York, N. Y.
[19589-19592
(The); by Alfred James
Two cats sitting on board
(I
Affinity
Dewey.
fence in back yard, making love.
26298, July 9, 1908.)
Forest in the Bowarian mountains;
by Rose. Landscape showing old mill
at left and stream running down over
rocks. (I 26263, July 9, 1908.)
Italian mountains; by Tolbrig.
Mountain landscape, showing moun-
tains in background. (1 26261, July 9,
1908. )
Springtime on the meadow; by R.
Clairot. Hillside landscape _ scene,
trees in background. (I 26262, July 9,
1908. )
Nites, BEMENT, POND co., New York,
WY. [19593 |
Forging the shaft. Group of five
iron workers in foreground holding an
iron shaft supported by a chain. (I
26010, June 12, 1908.)
OstHaAUS (EpMuUND H.), Toledo, Ohio.
[19594
Eager volunteers. Summer §land-
scape showing dog kennel and yard,
man tying up dogs. (I 26247, July 8,
1908. )
Parsons (Mrs. HATTIE ESTELLE), Es-
condido, Cal. [19595
Box of oranges. Old box filled with
oranges with small branch of orange
blossoms laid on top. (I 26170, June
25, 1908. )
Mother holding little |
child, faces close together, baby’s hand |
(I |
| 9, 1908.)
| Marie Pischon.
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cake dit.
PAUPION (E.), Dijon, France. [19596
Fuite en Egypte. Angel of the Lord
is warning Mary and Joseph to flee,
Mary holds Holy Child in her arms.
(I 25962, June 9, 1908.)
PENN TABLE Co., Huntington, W. Va.
[19597
Let us begfriends. Under a large
old tree sits a man garbed and rigged
after the manner of a colonial quaker.
(I 26011, June 12, 1908; 1 photo June
22, 1908.)
PERRET (AIME), Paris, France.
[19598-19600
Deux glaneuses. Two young peasant
women have been gathering ears of
corn left by reapers. (I 25971, June
Paysanne aux roses. Young peas-
ant woman is gathering flowers in a
garden. (I 25972, June 9, 1908.)
Soir de moisson. The day’s work is
over, group of five women, one carry-
ing a rake. (I 25970, June 9, 1908.) .
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin, Germany. [19601, 19602
Augusta Victoria (Kaiserin); by
Three quarter length,
in decolleté gown with a diadem in
her hair. (I 2€052, June 17, 1908.)
Watcher in the night; by Sybil C.
Parker. Christ, a pilgrim’s staff in
one hand, standing at the door of a
sheep-fold. (I 26051, June 17, 1908.)
PLAUZEAU, Paris, France. {19603
Quatre copains. Three nude chil-
dren are playing with a black and
white kid in a grotto. (I 25974, June
9, 1908.)
Powers (St. F.) co., New York, N. Y.
[19604
Babyhood. Child sitting on sand on
beach, thumb in mouth, ocean in back-
ground. (I 26255, July 9, 1908.)
Priovu (Lovts), Paris, France. .
[19605, 19606
Loin de Paris. Parisian lady seated
in an armchair on a terrace, she is
homesick and in a revery. (I 25979,
June 9, 1908.)
Ma petite yvoisine. Young peasant
girl sits at a table holding a speon in
her hand. (I 25980, June 9, 1908.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [19607, 19608
Paul and Lydia.~ Paul is seated on
rock near river talking to people,
Lydia to the left. (I 26227, July 6,
1908. )
FINE
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH co.—Cont’d.
Paul’s instructions to the Thessa-
lonians. Paul seated at table writing,
before him stands Timothy. (I 26226,
July 6, 1908.)
PuTNAM (ARTHUR), San Francisco,
Cal. [19609
Standing bear with ball. Bear
stands on hind legs holding ball with
right fore paw. (I 26192, July 2,
1908. )
: &
QUINN (EpMonpD T.), New York, N. Y.
. [19610
Poe (Edgar Allen). Bust portrait
shown in the costume of about 1840.
(I 26162, June 23, 1908.)
RAvaAvuT (RENE), Paris, France.
[19611
Berk, 6 heures du soir. Summer
evening, women seated on dunes wait-
ing for fishing-boats to come in. (I
25981, June 9, 1908.)
RHEEM (BvuzZZA) co. Minneapolis,
Minn. [19612-19618
At the head of his class; by Royal
A. Rheem. Male figure leading dog,
other dogs following in distance. (I
26314, July 13, 1908.)
Boneing hard; by Royal A. Rheem.
Interior of frat. house, eight male fig-
ures, two of which are shaking dice.
(I 26315, July 18, 1908.)
Check from home;
Rheem. Male figure
with bundle under left arm, wears
check suit. (I 26817, July 13, 1908.)
_On his last scent; by Royal A.
Rheem.
principal figure standing by hydrant
holding cigarette case in one hand.
26313, July 18, 1908.)
Six cylinder dear;
Rheem. Female figure,
by Royal A.
by Royal A.
dressed
ries a_ parasol.
1908. )
Ppix cylinder kid; by Royal A.
Rheem. Male figure, burlesque on a
modern youth, auto coat, rolled up |
(I 26200, July 6, 1808.)
German; by Royal A.
Student standing with back
trousers.
Studying
Rheem.
to foreground facing old German sga- |
Toon. (I 26316, July 13, 1908.)
RocuHecrosse (G.), Paris, France.
[19619
Bain de l'Impératrice Theodora. In
the middle of the Imperial garden in |
a pool enclosed by a wall the. Empress .
“(I 25984, |
‘|
Theodora takes ker bath.
June 9, 1908.)
in foreground |
Burlesque on student life; |
(I |
ARTS 303
ROSSBACH ART GLASS WORKS, Columbus,
Ohio. [18620
Good Shepherd. Gothic leaded art
glass window, arranged in four panels,
the two inner ones contain a figure of
the Good Shepherd with several sheep,
one in His arms. (I 26184, July 29,
1908. )
ROSSEAU (PERCIVAL), Bonniéres,
France. [19621
Prise de panthére au Texas. Pack
of hounds tearing a panther to pieces.
(I 25982, June 9, 1908. )
RUSSELL (C. M.), Great Falls, Mont.
[19622, 19623
to breakfast. Cow camp
and camp fire, a
the fire
(I 26181,
Bronk
with mess wagon
bronk has bucked through
wrecking the breakfast.
June 29, 1908.)
First wagon trail. Band of old time
Indians, they are off their horses ex-
amining wagon tracks. (I 26182, June
29, 1908.)
SAINT-GAUDENS (A. H.) Exc.,- Wind-
sor, Vt. [19624
Brooks group; by Augustus Saint-
Gaudens. Statue of two _ figures—
Bishop Brooks wearing a gown, stands
beside a _ lectern, figure of Christ
stands behind him. (I 26075, June 18,
| 1908.)
SCHNITZER (GEBRUDER), Berlin, Ger-
many. [19625-19627
| 25995, June 10, 1908.)
in |
large hat, cutaway coat, ruff and car- |
(hy 26199,. uly “6, |
Radish boy; by Hangeler. A little
naked boy on his left shoulder a big
radish. (I 25993, June 10, 1908.)
St. Aloysius; by Enerico Schmidt.
St. Aloysius stands before an altar,
before him lays a death’s head. (I
St. Antonius; by Enerico Schmidt.
St. Antonius in the garment of a
monk, carries a little baby boy. (I
25994, June 10, 1908.)
SINGER (M. A.), New York, N. Y.
[19628-19632
Booth. Double or two-party booth,
spanned by an arch. (I 26047, June
16, 1908.)
Booth. <A roofed exhibition booth,
| the roof being supported by a heavy
prismatic central column, and provided
with a tower. (I 26045, June 16,
1908. )
The roof supported by a heavy
prismatic central column, the roof be-
ing of cupola or spherical form. (1
| 26048, June 16, 1908.)
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pt. iIv,n.s.,v.3
Sincer (M. A.)—Continued.
The roof supported by a heavy
prismatic central column, the roof be-
ing of pyramidal form.
June 16, 1908.)
Interior building decoration com-
prising a looped or festooned canopy
of contrasting colored draperies and
a central row of chandeliers. (I
26049, June 16, 1908.)
SPAULDING (T. W.),
Cal. [196338
Merry Christmas postman. Post-
man carrying a mail bag at his left
side with strap over left shoulder. (I
26221, July 6, 1908.)
STEPHENS (EUGENE), Closter, N. J.
[19654
She: How plainly you can see the
limbs in the water. He: Eh! Yes.
Man and woman fishing, shadow of
limbs in water. (I 26176, June 26,
1908. )
THEOBALD (S.), Staten Island, N. Y.
[19635, 19636
Rival suitors. Three collie dogs side
by side, center one standing, two end
(I 26046,
San Francisco,
ones sitting on their haunches. (I
26296, July 9, 1908.)
Rose between two thorns. Three
bull dogs sitting side by side on their
haunches. (I 26297, July 9, 1908.)
TOASTED CORN FLAKES Co., Battle Creek,
Mich. [19637 |
Substitution. Woman with one hand
upraised in act of striking grocer’s
clerk. (I 26193, July 2, 1908.)
TROWITzSsScH & SOHN,
Oder, Germany.
Frankfurt a.
[19638-19640
Brandung; by Hans Krause. Shore
of some tropic country, in foreground
a lion and a lioness. (I 26150, June 20,
1908. )
Jesus bei Maria und Martha; by
Dr. Herm. Seeger. Jesus sitting on a
stone bench, sitting on the floor is
Maria, her folded hands in her lap. (I
26152, June 20, 1908.)
Novembertag in der Normandie; by
Fritz Thanlow. A river scene in Nor-
mandy, water reflects the trees. (I
26151, June 20, 1908.)
TRUSSELL (WILBERT CLARENCE), JR.,
Boston, Mass. [19641
Pharaoh’s horses. Circular medal-
lion, with a group of three horses’
heads on its face. (I 26185, June 29,
1908. )
at right of butcher.
|
New York, N. Y.
(19642, 19643 _
See-saw. A board which is mounted
on a base, clown dressed in jumpers on
one end, a donkey on the other end.
(I 26061, June 17, 1908.)
Sunbonnet baby at home. Little girl
sitting on a chair, cat in center of pic-
ture and to the left an organ. (I
26060, June 17, 1908.)
ULLMAN MFG. CO.,
“VAN NOSTRAND (A. G. )s Boston, Mass. ’
(19644, 19645
Workers series 6. Man kneeling,
holding a pot of paint. (I 25928, June
8, 1908.)
—— 7
Butcher cutting steak, lady
(i 26183, June 29,
1908. )
WAISENHAUSES (BUCHANDLUNG DES),
Halle a. S., Germany.
[19646-19649
Nornen (Die). Three goddesses of
fate, figure to left is filling water from
a well into a plate. (I 26224, July 6,
1908. )
Operfest (Das). In center a white
horse is about to be killed, woman with
dish preparing to eatch his blood. (I
26225, July 6, 1908.)
Sage (Die) von Wieland dem
schmied. Interior of a forge in the
woods. Powerful man at forge, king’s
daughter entering with broken ring in
hand. (I 26222, July 6, 1908.)
Suhnegelage (Das) nach dem kampf.
Warriors all badly wounded after con-
fiict indulging in a drink. Young wo-
man is pouring wine into a glass. (I
26223, July 6, 1908.)
| Wattz (Henry E.), Valley Junction,
Iowa. [19650
I want you. A policeman after a
boy. (I 26164, June 24, 1908; 1 photo
July 2, 1908.)
WEICHMANN (MarGARET H.), Wain-
scott, N. Y. [19651
Rocky Mountain goats. Statue of a
group of three goats, larger one stand-
ing on a rock. (I 26120, June 20,
1908. )
WELLCOME (Henry S.), London, Eng-
land. [19652
Unicorn (A). Fore leg raised,
standing on an heraldic wreath. (I
26006, June 11, 1908.)
WoELFLE (ARTHUR W.), Coshocton,
Ohio. : [19653
Bouquet’s (Col.) treaty with the In-
dians 1764. Col. Bouquet seated near
small table surrounded by his officers,
FINE ARTS
nos. 27-31, July, 1908
WOELFLE (ARTHUR W.)—Continued.
Indian stands in front of him with a
wampum belt. (I 26059, June 17, 1908;
1 photo June 6, 1908.)
WoLF «& co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
[19654-19698 -
Afternoon tea. Girl, white dress,
sitting at table drinking tea, vase on |
table filled with flowers.
June 20, 1908.)
All alone. Girl, full face, hat tied
under chin. (I 26105, June 20, 1908.)
Arranging her coiffure. Girl, hair
flowing, hands back of head. (I 261238,
June 20, 1908.)
(I 26122,
Automobiling. Girl in automobile,
with hands to steering-wheel. (I
26107, June 20, 1908.)
Autumn. Girl, full face, smiling,
with cloak thrown over head and
shoulders. (I 26106, June 20, 1908.)
Berceuse. Four old men, musicians,
sitting and ready to play a selection.
(I 26108, June 20, 1908.)
Bock is king. Man in regal attire,
glass beer in left hand, scepter in right,
foot on small beer keg. (I 26124, June
20, 1908.)
Cavalier (The).
tume, large brim hat, cloak.
June 20, 1908.)
Cherished thoughts.
flowers in left hand, low neck.
25126, June 20, 1908.)
Girl smiling with newspaper
in hands, big wavy hat and pearls. (I
26127, June 20, 1908.)
Christmas eall. Girl in
clothes, holding muff to her chin.
26128, June 20, 1908.)
Contentment. Girl, full face, flow-
ing hair, partly over right shoulder,
Man, cavalier cos-
(I 26125,
Girl, full face,
it
winter
(I
low neck. (I 26129, June 20, 1908.)
Coquette. Girl, full face, smiling
ecoquettishly, big straw hat. (I 261380,
June 20, 1908.)
Dancer (The).
hat, castanets in hand.
20, 1908.)
Engaged. Girl, full face, decolleté,
black hair. (I 26131, June 20, 1908.)
Fresh breezes. Girl, Spanish type,
fan in right hand. (I 26132, June 20,
1908.)
Furtive glances.
ter face, hair flowing.
20, 1908.)
Gee, it’s good. Two bare footed
boys sitting on box, eating cakes, big
box of cakes on ground. (I 26134,
June 20, 1908.)
50572—08——_4
Ballet girl, large
(I 26109, June
Girl, three quar-
(I 261338, June
WoLr « co.—Continued.
Go ahead! Girl and boy on barrel
driven by two bocks. (I 26135, June
20, 1908.)
Happy and contented. Girl,
necklace, pillow in background.
26110, June 20, 1908.)
Hiawatha. Indian girl sitting on a
rock, holding bow in her lap. (I
26111, June 20, 1908.)
Honeymoon (The).
sitting on a honey-comb
26112, June 20, 1908.)
Hurrah for dock. Girl riding bock.
in act of leaping over beer keg, tumbler
of beer raised in hand. (I 261138,
June 20, 1908.)
Innocence. Child full face sitting
against cushion, flower in both hands.
(I 26136, June 20, 1908.)
Three old men sit-
keg of beer drinking,
pearl
(I
Man and woman
moon. (I
Jokers (The)
ting around a
one has mug in hand, other two mugs
‘on barrel.
(I 26137, June 20, 1908.)
Meditation.
leaning head on left arm,
June 20, 1908.)
New mown hay. Boy and girl in
hay stack, rake sticking through the
hay. (I 26114, June 20, 1908.)
Occult powers. Gypsy girl sitting
on edge of table, stack of cards on
table. (I 26189, June 20, 1908.)
On guard. Girl in full Indian dress
with quiver over shoulder, bow and
arrow in left hand. (I 26104, June
20, 1908.)
On the lookout.
looking out at sea.
Girl sitting on bench,
(I 261388,
Dutch girl and boy
(I 26121, June 20,
1908. )
Peek-a-boo. Heads of three girls
smiling, broken through a _ piece of
paper. (I 26115, June 20, 1908.)
Ready for the dance. Girl in min-
uet costume, holding cane in left hand,
Skirt; im night. (1 26140, Jiume 20,
1908. )
Serious thoughts. Girl, hair fiow-
ing, low neck. (I 26116, June 20,
1908. )
Shyness. Bashful boy standing,
left hand back of him, right hand to
mouth sucking finger. (I 26145, June
20, 1908.)
Sledding. Boy and girl coasting on
a sled. (I 26117, June 20, 1908.)
Solitary thoughts. Girl, pensive ex-
pression, hair fiowing over shoulders.
(I 26142, June 20, 1908.)
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pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Wo.Lr « co.—Continued. | Wor « co.—Continued.
Solitude. Girl with hair flowing over This is life. Man, mustache and
her right shoulder, pensive look. (I | beard, Sir Walter Raleigh costume,
26141, June 20, 1908.) | holding tumbler of beer in right hand.
Spring. Girl, head slightly tilted, | (I 26147, June 20, 1908.)
big hat with veil. (I 26143, June 20, Two of a. kind. « Lady tae
1908. ) holding rose. (I 26148, June 20,
Springtime. Girl, head = slightly | 1908. )
tilted, large white fluffy white hat. (I | was
26144, June 20, 1908.) Wistful maiden. Young girl Span-
Studying the stars. Girl’s head pro- | 182 type, hair flowing over left
file, hair over right shoulder, jeweled | shoulder and wearing a large flannel
comb in hair. (I 26118, June 20, | Bet. (I 26149, June 20, 1908.)
1908.)
Sweet scents. Girl, large wavy hat, WYMAN (RicHarp), London, England.
kid gloves, rose in right hand. (I [19699
26146, June 20, 1908.) Cavaliers; by Lucy E. Kemp-Welch.
Taking it cosy. Girl reclining, arms Three horsemen in 17th Century cos-
back of head, legs akimbo, book in | tumes riding slowly alone a country
lap. (I 26119, June 20, 1908.) / road. (I 26300, July 10, 1908.)
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph each
and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908...___..__.-. cL 2, 368
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OF
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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 3
Nos. 32-35
AUGUST, 1908
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1908
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aot
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
graphs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, 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.
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
account of necessary correspondence.
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 Aerial Navi-
gation Company of America,’ Girard, Kans. Class F, XXce no. 67365, July 7, 1908; 2
copies received July 7, 1908.
AERIAL NAVIGATION CO. OF AMERICA, | AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
Girard, Kans. [19700 [19709-19723
Grand air ship. (F 67365, July 7,| Again the joke is on [Buster] (F .-
1908. ) | 67583, Aug. 3, 1908.)
ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION, | Don’t laugh kind friends. (F 67454,
Seattle, Wash. [19701 | July 28, 1908.)
i 4 ! dp | Education of Happy Hooligan’s man
Alaska - Yukon - Pacific ex position cn es =
buildings. X44, X40, x62. (H 11164g- | Thursday. (F 67251, July 20, 1908.)
111650, June 10, 1908.) * | (F 67453, July 28, 1908.)
ALLEN (W. L.), Butler, Pa. (EF 67582, Aug. 3, 1908.) ie)
[19702, 19703 He shouldn’t ought to have did it.
Butler, Pa., High school building.‘ 67255, July 20. 1908.)
(F 67303, July 21, 1908.) | His name is Ebenezer. (F 67254,
Hoffman oil field. (F 67302, July 21, | JW 20, 1908.)
1908.) Jimmy. (F 67451, July 28, 1908.)
Autison (H. S.), Hurleyville, N. Y. (F 67580, Aug. 3, 1908.)
[19704 Katzenjammer kids. (F 67584, Aug.
Way mutton is raised in Sullivan | 5, 1908.)
county. (H 102407, Nov. 12, 1907; 1c. (F 67252, July 20, 1908.)
Noy. 5, 1907; 1 c. July 8, 1908.) Mary Jane and Tige were not in
AtsuP (ALLEN J.), Paso Robles, Cal. this. (F 67253, July 20, 1908.)
[19705 Pink Whiskers Jones. (F 67455,
Paso Robles, Cal., public library. | July 28, 1908.)
(H 113265, July 10, 1908; 2 c. June 26, (F 67581, Aug. 3, 1908.)
1908.) | Razazo’s the word! Not rip rup
ALTSCHUL (ERNsT), Cleveland, Ohio. | garoo! (F 67452, July 28, 1908.)
[19706 | AxrertcaN - JouRNAL- Examiner, New
Black-bear-y-ing. (F 67387, July 24, | York (Mi. ¥. [19724-19799
1908. ) | Braggo the monk. (F 67447, July
ALTVATER (FRANK Ross), Newport, 27, 1908.)
Ohio. [19707, 19708 Bugtown’s captains of industry. (F
Ohio river and valley from Mt. Dua- | 67159, July 16, 1908.)
Jey, near Newport, Ky. 1, 2. (H Diogenes victim of cruelest hoax yet.
113595, 113596, July 18, 1908.) (I 67496, July 31, 1908.)
307
308
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v.3
——__
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER—Con-
tinued.
English fair play. (F 67442, July
27, 1908.) |
Foxy quiller bug. (F 67450, July
28, 1908.)
—— (F 67494, July 31, 1908.)
— (F 67628, Aug. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 67651, Aug. 5, 1908.)
—— (F 67679, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Grafto the monk. (F 67201,
17, 1908. )
— (F 67341, July 22, 1908.)
—— (F 67468, July 29, 1908.)
(F 67578, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Groucho the monk. (F 67125, July
15, 1908. )
—— (F 67229, July 18, 1908.)
—— (F 67310, July 21, 1908.)
—— (F 67441, July 27, 1908.)
— (F 67660, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Hall Room boys.
1908.)
July
(F 67382, July 238, 1908.)
— (Ff 67448, July 28, 1908.)
— (F 67579, Aug. 3, 1908.)
— (F 67680, Aug. 7, 1908.)
I see by the papers.
20, 1908. )
Joys of Satan. (F 67650, Aug. 5,
1908. )
Loyal to the core. (F 67161, July
16, 1908.)
Members of Monopoly
African hunting trip.
2%, 1908.)
Mr. Common People’s disappearance.
(F 673838, July 23, 1908.)
Mr. Wisebird minds the baby.
67381, July 23, 1908.)
Mrs. Trubbell.
1908. )
— (F 67200, July 17, 1908.)
—— (F 67339, July 22, 1908.)
—— (F 67444, July 27, 1908.)
(F 67577, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Never again. (F 67158, July 16,
1908. )
—— (F 67228, July 18, 1908.)
—— (F 67309, July 21, 1908.)
—— (F 67880, July 23, 1908.)
—— (F 67467, July 29, 1908.)
—— (F 67478, July 30, 1908.)
—_— (F 67524, Aug. 1, 1908.)
-- (F 67627, Anz 4, 1908.)
—— (F 67658, Aug. 6, 1908.)
—— (F 67678, Aug. 7, 1908.)
lodge plan
(F
(F 67256, July |
(F 67446, July |
(F 67123, July 15, |
| July 15, 1908.)
(F 67230, July 18, |
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER—Con-
tinued.
New chorus girls’ hotel.
July 24, 1908.)
—— (F 67449, July 28, 1908.)
—— (F 67493, July 31, 1908.)
(F 67648, Aug. 5, 1908.)
News from Bugtown. (F 67124,
.
(F 67396
Oh Piffle! (F 67126, July 15, 1908.)
—— (F 67202, July 17, 1908.)
—— (F 67340, July 22, 1908.)
— (F 67397, July 24, 1908.)
—— (F 67443, July 27, 1908.)
— (F 67525, Aug. 1, 1908).
— (F 67659, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Oh, what’s the use. (F 67160, July
16, 1908.)
—— (F 67311, July 21, 1908.)
— (F 67445, July 27, 1908.)
—— (F 67495, July 31, 1908.)
—— (F 67649, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Our antediluvian ancestors. (F
67399, July 24, 1908.)
Picture story in one word. (F
67440, July 27, 1908.)
Picture story with but one word.
(F 67479, July 30, 1908.)
Rhymo the Monk. (F 67258, July
20, 1908.)
— (F 67398, July 24, 1908.)
—— (F 67526, Aug. 1, 1908.)
Sorrows of Satan. (F 67127, July
15, 1908.)
—— (F 67342, July 22, 1908.)
—— (F 67527, Aug. 1, 1908.)
Tightwaddo the monk. (F 67626,
Aug, 4, 1908.)
Ungrateful fly, a Bugtown episode.
(F 67257, July 20, 1908.)
West Point hazing mix-up. (F
| 67661, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Wouldn’t it make you mad. (F
67259, July 20, 1908.)
— (F 67812, July 21, 1908.)
—— (F 67466, July 29, 1908.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO., New York,
N. Y [19800, 19801
Return of our fieet. (G 19203, July
22, 1908.)
Trysting place. (G 19204, July 22,
1908. )
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [19802-19810
Adventures of dollie. (H 1138248,
July 10, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 32-35, Aug.; 1908
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.— |
AND PRINS, ETC. 309
AuGuUR, Swyers & MACHOLD, New York,
Pee [19833-19838
Jonquils.—_La France.—Lilac blos-
| soms.—Pond lily.—Rose girl.—Sweets.
Continued.
Bandits Waterloo. (H 113969, July |
28, 1908. )
Black viper. (H 113479, July 16,
1908. )
Calamitous elopement.
July 28, 1908.)
Deceived slumming party. (H 113968,
July 28, 1908.)
Fight for freedom.
16, 1908.)
Redman and the child.
July 22, 1908.)
Stage rustler.
(H 113480, July
(H 113769,
(H 112792, July 3,
(H 113967, |
[6 prints.] (EF 67112-67117, July 15,
1908. )
BACHMAN (AL), Commerce, Tex.
[19839
Commerce, Tex., Public square.
(H 113852, July 24, 1908.)
BaILEy (A. K.) & SON, Decorah, Iowa.
[19840
Luther, (F 67407, July 25,
1908.)
BALDWIN (T. StTitTH), Downers Grove,
ee i
T1l. [19841-19867
| Cataract cafion, Ariz. 1-20. (H
| 118550-113569, July 17, 1908.)
Grand ecafion, Ariz. 1-7. (H 113570-
1908. )
Tavern keeper’s daughter. (H 113770, |
July 22, 1908.)
AMERICAN PRINTING Co. Fall River,
Mass. [19811
Economy bridge. (F 67165, July 16,
1908.)
ANDERSON (JOHN A. W.), Le Sueur,
Minn. [19812 |
_Minesota river at Le Sueur, Minn. |
(H 114012, July 29, 1908; 2 ec. July
15, 1908. )
ANDERSON (W. R.) co., New York,
lh [19813-19817 |
Curse it! Locked up again.
The horse: What in thunder does |
he want!
Just at that most interesting age.
- Look at me eve’ybody.
Rushing the growler.
(F 67020-67024, July 138, 1908.)
| ARIZONA LAND CO., Mesa City, Ariz.
[19818-19826
Cross cut drive.—Governor Kibby at |
Granite reef.—Granite reef dam.—
_ Grapes on the vine.—Lake above Gran-
ite reef.—Lake Martin.—Main supphy |
| canal.—On banks of cross cut.—Seed-
less grapes. [9 photographs] (H
~ 113952-113960, July 27, 1908.)
_ Arnotp (T. F.), Derry, N. H.
[19827-19830
. Chester, N. H. 14.
h 1138849, July 23, 1908.)
(H 113846-
» ATcHISON, Topeka & SANTA FE RY. |
[19831
(HL 113308,
Co., Topeka, Kans.
; Southern California.
July 13, 1908.)
| Atwitt (FLoyp), Paulding, Ohio.
[19832
5 Ohio horseshoe. (H 112640, July 2,
met908; 1 c. July 2, 1908; 1 « July 18,
‘a 1908.)
1138576, July 17, 1908.)
BALSTER (FRANK §.), Durango, Colo,
[19868-19870
No one to love me (H 113312,
June 29, 1908.)
Colorado columbine.
(H A1sghi,
June 29, 1908.)
Should owl’d acquaintance be forgot.
(H 113310, June 29, 1908.)
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.), Des Moines
Iowa. [19871-19875
Omaha merchants express and trans-
fer co. (H 118426, July 15, 1908; 2c.
July 18, 1908.)
Scribner, Nebr. (H 113263, July 10,
1908 ; 2c. July 13, 1908.)
South Omaha, Nebr., Stock yards,
(H 113264, July 10, 1908; 2c. July 13,
1908. ) -
Spint)lske via! GS0s.;15 A2okel
113806, 113807, July 22, 1908; 2 ec. of
each July 25, 1908.)
BARKER (B. BENTON), Burlington. Vt.
[19876-19892
Vt. (H 113405-
Charlotte, 1-7.
| 113411, July 15, 1908.)
Shelburne, Vt. 1-10.
113421, July 15, 1908.)
Barton & SpPooNeR, Cornwall-on-Hud-
(H 113412-
son, NY. [19893-19905
American beauties. (F 67103, July
14, 1908.)
Deer in woods. (F 67107, July 14,
1908 ; 2 ec. July 21, 1908.)
Flowing locks. (EF 67319, July 21,
1908. )
Keeping tabs on the telephone.
67104, July 14, 1908.)
Lillies. (F 67105, July 14, 1908.)
(F
310
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-pt.Iv,n.s., v.3
Barton & SPooNeER—Continued.
Market girl. (F 67318, July 21,
1908. )
Mt. Beacon, N. Y., pioneer log cabin.
Exterior, a, b; interior. (F 67314—
67316, July 21, 1908.)
Oriental maid. (F 67317, July 21,
| Imperial council meeting.
|
|
:
;
1908.)
Reflections. (IF 67106, July 14, 1908.)
Swing (The). (F 673820, July 21, |
1908.)
BROMLEY
Minn.
Minneapolis, Minn.: Masonic temple,
(H 113929,
(Epwarp A.), Minneapolis,
July 27, 1908.)
BrousE (J. L.), Chicago, Ill. [19937
County democracy at Fairview
farm. (H 113764, July 22, 1908; 2 ec.
July 28, 1908.)
| BUCHMAN (ALBERT), New York, N, Y.
Telling all. (F 67321, July 21, 1908.) |
BENJAMIN (IsAAc), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[19906-19909
Taft (Judge William Howard) 1-35.
(H 114000, 114001, 114011, July 29,
1908.)
Taft notification committee.
114016, July 30, 1908.)
BERTRAND (J. J. R.), Boston, Mass.
[19910
(H 1138811,
(1
tngland (George Allan).
July 23, 1908.)
Birp (W. A. 8.), Topeka, Kans.
[19911, 19912
| BUTCHER
Degree of Pocahontas, Imp’d. O. R, |
M., membership certificate.
Improved order of Red men, mem-
bership certificate.
(F 62777, 62778, Feb. 17, 1908; 1 c.
[199388
Lincoln (Abraham). (H 113909,
July 27, 1908.)
Bunby (Wu1Lt1AM M.), Terre Haute,
Ind. [19989
Greatest man in the world. (H
113760, July 22, 1908.)
3UNNELL (S. U.), Pasadena, Cal.
[19940-19942
Longest fruit train in the world.
A-C, (H 113475-113477, June 29,
1908. )
CS. & SON,
D.) Kearney,
[19943
Nebr., and Minnekadusa
Bird's-eye view. (H 114040,
Nebr.
Valentine,
lake.
July 18, 1908; 2 c. July 30, 1908.)
of each Feb. 17, 1908; 1c. of each July |
17, 1908.)
BisBeE (Clarence E.), Twin Falls,
Idaho. [19913
Sturgeon (Nahma). (H 1138758, |
July 21, 1908.)
Boston PHOTO NEWS Co., Boston, Mass.
[19914-19923
Aldrich memorial building (Nutter
house). 1-10.
§, 1908.)
BRADLEY BROS., Lee, Mass.
Grandson of world’s champion, 1906,
(FF 67500, July 31, 1908.)
Nephew of world’s champion, 1906.
(i 67499, July 31, 1908.)
[19924-19927
Imperial valley.
CAMPBELL
Ill.
Barrymore (Ethel).
27, 1908.)
(HucH Stuart), Chicago,
[19944
(F 67410, July
CENTER (A. P.), Brawley, Cal.
[19945
World’s record canteloupe train from
(H 118850, July 23,
1908; 2 e. July 24, 1908.)
(H 1133892-113401, July |
Saddle and tail of nephew of world’s |
champion 1906.
1908. )
Wing of world’s champion 1906.
67497, July 31, 1908.)
BRENTLINGER (J. S.), Lake View, Ohio.
[19928-19985
Indian lake, Ohio. 1, 2.
Lake View, Ohio, typical scene.
Lewistown Reservoir, Ohio.
Turkey Foot park, Ohio.
118884—-113841, July 23, 1908.)
(F 67498, July 31,
ja
1-3. (H |
(FE |
| CLEMENS
CHAPPELL (C. A.), Hamitton (P. §.),
& Park (C. G.), Minden, Nebr.
[19946
Showing wheat straw driven by
cyclone into a tree. (H 113235, July
9, 1908; 2 c. June 18, 1908.)
CHAUFTY & JACK, Stroud, Okla.
[19947, 19948
Kiefer, Okla., Glen pool.
Tulsa, Okla.
(H 113347, 113348, July 18, 1908; 2
c. of each July 1, 1908.)
(THEODORE C.), Baltimore,
[19949
(F 66974, July 10, 1908;
Md.
Best Bill.
| 2c. July 29, 1908.)
| CLINEDINST
(B. Washington,
[19950
(H 115890, July
M.),
D.C. :
Walsh (Miss E.)
| 24, 1908.)
[19936 .
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 32-35, Aug., 1908
CONNELL (C. D.), Salamanca, N. Y.
[19951
Cattaraugus county centennial
wagon. (H 113885, July 14, 1908.)
CoNNER (ALICE W.), Germantown,
Pa. [19952
Germantown water works, 1883.
(H 113730, July 21, 1908; 1 ¢c. June
a0, 1908; 1 c. July 21, 1908.)
Coovert (J. C.), Memphis, Tenn.
[19953-19958
F.) hardwood
(H 114041-
Luehrman (Chas.
lumber co. 801-804.
114044, July 16, 1908.)
South Memphis industrial district.
(H 114045, July 16, 1908.)
Cort (Howarp R.), Tenafly, N. J.
[19959-19961
Our boys and girls. (F 67130, July
15, 1908; 2c. July 16, 1908.)
= (F 67362, July 22, 1908; 2 ec.
July 23, 1908. )
—— (F 67488, July 30, 1908.)
COURIER Co. oF BuFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
[19962-19974
Alvin bros. (G 19198, July 22, 1908;
2c. July 23, 1908.)
Circus nightmare. (G 19200, July
22, 1908; 2c. July 23, 1908.)
Coming events. (G 19118, July
1908. )
Fiesta of flowers. (G 19201, July
22, 1908; 2 c. July 23, 1908.)
Gruet & Gruet, imperial burlesquers.
(G 19235, July 28, 1908; 2 c. July 29,
1908. )
Herbert and Rogers. (G 19199, July
22, 1908; 2 c. July 238, 1908.)
Just out of college sayings of Ade.
(G 19109, July 16, 1908; 2 c. July 17,
1908. )
Man behind the fun. (G 19202, July
22, 1908; 2 c. July 23, 1908.)
Music, beauty, good cheer and com-
edy. (G 19237, July 28, 1908; 2c. July
29, 1908.) :
Unbeaten Babcock electric carriage.
(G 19108, July 16, 1908; 2 ¢. July 17,
1908. )
Uncertain Mary. (G 19288, July 28,
2908; 2 c. July 29, 1908.)
-
‘,
Veola (La). (G 19119, July 17,
1908. )
Woman in the moon. (G 19145, July
20, 1908. )
CRAVEN (M.B.), Evanston, Ill. [19975
Fox Lake, Ill., Beneath the weeping
willows. (H 11386389, July 20, 1908.)
311
CRONYN (JOHN L. C.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[19976
Perfecto (A). July 6,
1908. )
Crospy B. (S.), Chicago, Il.
[19977-19979
(F 67162, July
(H 113375,
Cupid in August.
16. 1908.)
Cupid in October.
16, 1908. )
Cupid in September.
(F 67164, July
(F 67163, July
| 16, 1908. )
CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY, Culver, Ind.
[19980
Black horse troop on a road march.
(H 113912, July 27, 1908.)
Curtis (Epwarp 8.), Seattle, Wash.
[19981
(H 112941,
Winter camp. XN 2488.
July 6, 1908.)
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[19982-19989
Art. 8 by 10. (H 113654, July 20,
1908. )
Law. 8 by 10. (H 113655, July 20,
1908. )
Religion. S8 by 10. (H 113656, July
20, 1908.)
Science. 11 by 14. (H 118660, July
20, 1908.)
Science revealing the treasures of
the earth. 8 by 10. (H 118658, July
20, 1908.)
Spirit of light. § by. 10. (i
113657, July 20, 1908.)
Spirit of religious liberty. 11 by 14.
(H 118661, July 20, 1908.)
Spirit of Vulcan. 8 by 105 (H
118659, July 20, 1908.)
DAVIS BROS. PUB. Co., Chicago, I].
[19990-19993
Before the departure. — Brook
(The).—On their honeymoon.—Spring-
time. [4 prints] (EF 67152-67155,
June 20, 1908; 2 ¢c. of each June 6,
1908.)
DAWSON (JOHN W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[19994-19998
Idaho (U. SS.), Delaware river.
1858, 1861, 1862. (H 1138597—-113599,
July 18, 1908; 2 ¢« of each July 20,
1908.)
New Hampshire (U. SS.) 1, 2. (H
113600-1138601, July 18, 1908; 2 c¢. of
each July 20, 1908.)
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pt. Iv, n.8.,v.3
DE BENNING (T.), Hemphill, Tex.
[19999
High five gang. (H 113623, July 18,
1908; 2 ¢c. July 6, 1908.)
DE Groat (A. B.), Bath, N. Y.
[20000-20003
Lyon (Reuben). 2, 5, 7, 9.
each July 25, 1908.)
DE LUXE ART CoO., Brooklyn, N. Y.
[20004
(F 67470, July 30, 1908.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo.
[20005-20011
Adventures of the little Post Want-
ad. (F 67166, July 16, 1908.)
—— (F 67379, July 23, 1908.)
(F 67474, July 30, 1908.)
Cache (The). (F 67564, Aug. 3,
1908. )
Denver.
(F 67425, July 27, 1908.)
| Melchers.
DETROIT PUBLISHING co.—Continued.
Roosevelt (Theodore); after Gari
(H 1138615, July 18, 1908.)
Yosemite valley from Glacier point,
Cal. (H 113577, July 17, 1908.)
| DEVEREAUX (THOMAS H.), Chicago, UL
(Hi | [20076
114028-114031, July 30, 1908; 2c. of |
Our presidents and Republican can-
didates. (F 66801, July 6, 1908; 2 e.
July 24, 1908.)
- _Ditson (OLIVER) co., Boston, Mass.
I’m afraid to come home in the dark.
[20077, 20078
Easy marches for the piano. (F
66293, June 17, 1908.)
Sweet by and by. (F 66294, June
_ 17, 1908.)
DopBINs (CLARENCE H.), Woodstock,
| Ill.
-Donacp (C. F.), Enid, Ohio. —
Doc Bird and Hum Dinger, the ad- |
ventures they have. F 67424, July
27, 1908. )
Pioneer (The) (F 67565, Aug. 3, |
1908.)
DETROIT PUBLISHING ©CoO., Detroit,
Mich. [20012-20075
Ann Arbor, Mich., 1-3.
113793, July 22, 1908.)
Apotheosis of Pittsburg, Pa. B-—D.
(H 114025-114027, July 30, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each July 25, 1908.)
Birth of Venus; after Geo. Hitch-
cock. (H 113614, July 18, 1908.)
—— (H 1138438, July 23, 1908.)
(H 113791- |
Cleveland, Ohio. 1-12. (H 113794
113805, July 22, 1908.)
Trinity cathedral. (H 113845, |
July 23, 1908.)
Coneord river, Concord, Mass. (H
113949, July 27, 1908.)
Detroit, Mich., Belle Isle. 1-4. (H
113436, 1134387, July 15, 1908; H
113789, 113790, July 22, 1908.)
Mackinac island, Mich. 1-11. (H
113488-113448, July 15, 1908.)
Mother and child; after Hugo Bal-
lin. (H 114097, July 31, 1908.)
New York, N. Y. 1-14. (H 113428-
113435, July 15, 1908, H 113783—
113788, July 22, 1908.)
—— College of the city of New York.
(H 113844, July 23, 1908.)
Pittsburg, Pa. 1-8.
113782, July 22, 1908.)
—— Carnegie Institute.
July 27, 1908.)
| 1-4.
(H 118775-
(H 113948,
[20079
Oliver typewriter factory. (H 113971,
July 29, 1908. )
[20080
Enid, Ohio. (H 1138851, July 24,
1908. )
DOoNALDSON, (Ropert M.), New York,
WNW. Yi [20081-20092
Farragut (David Glasgow)—Hous-
ton (Sam)—Lee (Robert B.)—Jones
{John Paul)—Lincoln (Abraham)—
Fenn (William)—Perry (Oliver Haz-
ard) — Putnam (Israel) — Revere
(Paul)—Scott (Winfield)—Sheridan
(Philip Henry )—-Washington (George)
[12 chromos.] (G 19178-19189, July
21, 1908.)
EpcERTON (R. L.), Fremont, Nebr.
[20093-20096
Fremont, Nebr. 1-4 (H 113930-
113933, July 27, 1908.)
IspISON MFG. Co., West Orange, N. J.
20097-20117
Dumb hero. 1-5. (H113885-113889,
July 24, 1908.)
Face on the barroom floor.
(H 113619-113622, July 18, 1908.)
Fly paper. (H 113616-113618,
July 18, 1908.)
Little coxswain of the ’varsity eight.
(H 113422-113425, July 15. 1908.)
Tales the searchlight told. 1-5. (H
114098-114102. July 31, 1908.)
Epwarps & Loomis, Chicago, Ill. ;
(20118
(F 66980, July 10,
1,
1-3.
Rooster’s head.
1908. )
ENGLISH (H.), Saltese, Mont.
. [20119-20123
Bench (The). (H 113612, July 18,
~ 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 32-35, Aug., 1908 —
AND PRINTS, ETC. 313
ENetisuH (H.)—Continued.
Heading (The).
1908. )
Mullan, town of. 1, 2.
113951, July 27, 1908.)
Plowing. (H 113578, Mar. 21, 1908;
2c. Feb. 27, 1908.) *
(H 113950,
(H 113613, July 18, |
FLoE (Easton), Blue Earth, Minn.
|
|
|
|
|
[20155, 20156
Blue Earth, Minn., river scenes. 6,
8. (H 113473, 113474, July 6, 1908.)
ForsytH (N. A.), Butte, Mont.
HRICKSON (C. E.), Black River Falls, |
Wis. [20124 |
Rock Spring park. 62. (H 1134838,
July 16, 1908.)
Hwine (Rogert A.), Oklahoma City, |
Okla. [20125
Oklahoma’s first state fair. Oct.,
2907. (H 113305, July 13, 1908; 2 «. |
July 24, 1908.) |
FAHRNEY REUNION ASSN., Mapleville,
Md. [20126
Fahrney’s (Old Dr. Peter) office.
(EF 67435, July 28, 1908.)
Farr co., Cincinnati, Ohio. [20127
Taft (Wm. H.), family and home.
(EF 67408, July 25, 1908; 2
1908.)
Fawcett (WALDON), Washington, D.
, [20128-20146
Cardinal’s residence. 1-8. (H
113602113609, July 18, 1908.)
Gibbons (Cardinal). 1, 2. (H
113610, 118611, July 18, 1908.)
ast (Wm. HH.) and friends. (H
113482, July 16, 1908.)
U. S. Balloon squad. 1-7. (H
118922-113928, July 27, 1908.)
Wheeler (Asst. Secy.) (H 113481,
July 16, 1908.)
Fay (FRANK I.), Salamanca, N. Y.
[20147-20149
meosalamanca, N. Y. 1-3. (H 113771-—
118773, July 22, 1908.)
PIERSTINE (A. J.), Utica, N. Y.
[20150
eur Jim is.it. (& 67007, July 1,
1908; 2c. July 11, 1908.)
FINLoNG (JAMES F.), Boston, Mass.
[20151, 20152
Boston American base ball club.
m 2 (H 1138863, 113864, July 24,
1908. )
FISCHHABER (MANFRED), New York,
ie Ys [20153, 20154
Kye opener. (F 653387, May 8,
1908. )
He has Katzenjammer. (IF 65836, |
May 8, 1908;
1908. )
2c. of each July 24,
e, duly 16) |
[20157-20161
Charlot (Chief) and family, Flat-
head reserve. (H 113981, July 29,
1908. )
Charlot (Great Chief), Flathead
reservation. (H 1139838, July 29,
1908. )
Flathead reservation, starting sup-
per. (H 113985, July 29, 1908.)
Louison (Chief), nearing the end of
a noble life. (H 113984, July 29,
1908.)
—— tottering with age.
July 29, 1908.)
(H 113982,
FOURNIER (PAUL), East Aurora, N. Y.
[20162-20183
Claude (Toby) 1-11. (H 113640-
113650, July 20, 1908; 2 c. of each July
21, 1908.)
Le Gallienne (Richard)
114006—-114010, July 29, 1908.)
Towne (Elizabeth). 1-6. (H 113544-
113549, July 17, 1908.)
FRANCIS (CHAS.) PRESS, New York,
Hee [20184-20214
Coney Island. 1-81. (EF 67265-
67295, July 21, 1908; 2 c. of each July
14, 1908.)
GAITES (Jos. M.), New York, N. Y.
[20215-20219
Found in Herald square, Three
twins. (FF 67250, July 20,1908.)
Yama Yama. 1-4. (H 113461-
1138464, July 15, 1908.)
GALLAGHER & GUTTER, Ely, Nev.
[20220, 20221
(H 1138724, 113725,
1-5. (H
Hly, Nev. 1, 2.
July 20, 1908.)
GALVIN (ALICE V. C.), Braddock, Pa.
[20222
Braddock’s defeat. (G 18623, May
13, 1908 ; 2 ec. June 23, 1908.) *
GANTER (H. C.), Mammoth Cave, Ky.
[20223-20225
Mammoth Cave, Ky., 1-8. (H 114032-
114034, July 30, 1908.)
Gates (MANLEY C.), Chicago, Ill.
[20226
Illinois (Fire tug). (H 118782, July
21, 1908.)
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GIBBONS ( WILL Houvet), Des Moines, |, GUTMANN & GUTMANN, New York,
[20227
(H 113891, July 25,
Iowa.
Suspended.
1908. )
GILBERT (VIOLA H.), New York, N. Y.
[20228
Reconciliation. (F 67329, July 22,
1908; 1 ec. June 80, 1908; 1 c. July 22,
1908. )
Ginn & co., Boston, Mass. [20229
Christ teaching; by Fritz von Uhde.
(H 118913, July 27, 1908.)
GLAZIER (FRED), North Bend, Oregon.
[20230
Collection from human ostrich.
113809, July 23, 1908.)
GLENS FALLS MFG. CO.,
WY [20231
Indispensible motor boat devices.
(I 67386, July 15, 1908.)
(Gro. W.),
Glens Falls,
Nottingham,
Pe ek [20232, 20233
Deerfield, N. H., Freewill
church. (H 113536, July 17, 1908.)
Nottingham, N. H., Chase boulder.
(H 113535, July 17, 1908.)
Gooup (P. R.), Kermit, N. Dak.
GooDRICH
(HH |
nN) PRs [20256, 20257
Coming events cast their shadows
before. (F 67422, July 27, 1908.)
Wise geese. (F 67423, July 27,
1908. )
| HAESELER PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
Kelly (Myra)
1908. )
HALLENBACK (FRANK M.), Chicago, Il.
[20259
Medinah temple, mystic shrine. (H
113634, July 14, 1908.)
HAMM (HERBERT FREDERICK), Range-
(H 1138812, July 23,
ley, Me. [20260-20261
Rangeley, Maine. 1, 2. (H 113979,
| 118980, July 29, 1908; 2 ¢c. of each
| July 17, 1908.)
HAMMOND (R. W.), Fremont, Nebr.
[20262
Taft (Hon. Wm. Howard) (G
13139, June 29, 1908; 2 ¢. July 9, 1908.)
| Harris & Ewine, Washington, D. C.
Baptist |
_ tor)—Bulkeley
[20263-20306
(Senator)—Bacon (Sena-
(Senator) — Burrows
(Senator)—Carter (Senator)—Clark
(Senator)—Clarke (Senator James
P.)—Crane (Senator)—Curtis (Sena-
Allison
'tor)—Daniel (Senator)—Dick (Sena-
| tor)—Dillingham
| (Senator )—Elkins
| Frazier
[20234
Wheat stealing in North Dakota.
(H 1138624, July 20, 1908.)
GRAHAM (HENRY M.), New York,
N. Y. [20235 |
Puppy love. (G 19117, July 1%,
1908. )
GRAY LITHOGRAPH co., New York,
N. [20236, 20237 |
Hamilton (Alexander)
July 24, 1908; 2 c. July 28, 1908.)
Lincoln (Abraham) (G 19216, July
24, 1908; 2 c. July 28, 1908.)
GRIT PUB. CO., Williamsport, Pa.
[20238
Vote the Republican ticket. (F
67174, July 18, 1908.)
GROLLMAN (I.), Chicago, Ill.
[20239-20254
[Soldier series post cards] 1-16. |
(F 67025-67040, July 13, 1908.)
Gross (JOSEPH), a City, N. J.
[20255
Buybyphone. —
1908. )
(GQ 19217, |
| Johnston
(Senator )—Dixon
(Senator )—For-
(Senator)—Foster (Senator)—
(Senator)—Frye (Senator)— .
(Senator)—Gamble (Sena-
aker
Fulton
tor) —Gore (Senator) — Hansbrough
(Senator) — Hemenway (Senator) —
(Senator) — Knox (Sena-
(Senator) — Long (Senator) — Mc-
Creary (Senator)—McEnery (Sena-
tor)—Money (Senator)—Nelson (Sen-
ator) — Owen (Senator) — Paynter
(Senator — Piles (Senator) — Proctor
(Senator)—Rayner (Senator)—Scott
(Senator)—Smith (Senator W. A.)—
Smoot (Senator)—Sutherland (Sena-
tor) — Taylor (Senator) — Tillman
(Senator) — Warren (Senator) [44
photographs] (H 113662-113705, July
20, 1908.)
Hays (J. W.), St. Louis, Mo. [203807
Glennon (Most Rey. J. J.) areh-
bishop of St. Louis. (H 113915, July
16, 1908; 2 ec. July 27, 1908.)
Hetrteso (A. §8.), Janesville, Minn.
; [
Janesville base ball club. (H 113404,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 32-35, Aug., 1908
HENDERSHOTT (L. J.), Spokane, Wash.
20309 |
Welcome. Grand-aerie. F. O. E.
(G 19107, July 16, 1908; 2 ¢. July 2,
1908).
min’ (H. H.), Fort Pierce, Fla.
|
/
[20310 |
Fort Pierce band. (H 113978, July
29, 1908. )
HIPPODROME co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[20311
Cleveland, The hippodrome. (F
67094, July 14, 1908; 1c. July 14, 1908;
ic. July 21, 1908.)
HoFrrMan (JACOB), Cincinnati Ohio.
[20312
Taft (Wm. Howard) for president
of U. S. (HA 113810, July 23, 1908.)
Hover (ELAM O.), Flandreau, S. Dak.
[203138
Flandreau, S. Dak.,
industrial parade.
13, 1908; 2 c. July 1, 1908.)
[20314 |
Singer lavatory bowl. (H 113886, |
July 14, 1908.) |
Huwt (Horace), Chicago, Ill. [203815
Jackson park.
1908. )
Hunt (PHINNEY S.), Valdez, Alaska.
[20316-20321
(H 113346, July 18,
Columbia glacier. 1-3.
213525, July zig 1908; 2 c. each July
24, 1908. )
Elsie (S. 8S.) at Columbia glacier.
G 1886-G 1888. (H 118526—-113528,
July 17, 1908; 2 ¢. each July 24, 1908.)
ITHACA GUN Co., Ithaca, N. Y. [203822
Wild gobbler. (G 19144, July 18S,
1908. )
JACKSON (W. B.), Marblehead, Mass.
[203238, 20324
| Chickadee. 2890, 2891. (H 114002,
114008, July 29, 1908.)
_ JANSRUD (JOHN C.), Mayville, N. Dak.
[20325
Fourth of July parade. (H 113530,
July 17, 1908; 2 c. July 20, 1908.)
| JOHNSON co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
[20326-20328
' Great Salt Lake, birds on. 1-3. (H
—118752-113754, July 21, 1908.)
Indian school |
(H 113302, July |
(H 113523- |
| 4, 2.
| JUDGE Co., New York, N.
| that ever invaded Africa.
ee UeEe (Henry) co., New York, N. Y. | July 20, 1908;
AND PRINTS, ETC. 315
JOIINSTON (R. W.), sTupDIo, Pittsburg,
Pa. [20329-20331
Carnegie steel co., second annual pic-
nic. (H 114014, July 30, 1908.)
Chicago-Pittsburg base ball game.
(H 113542, 1135438, July 17, 1908 ;
1 ¢. of each July 17, 1908; 1 c. of each
July 18, 1908.)
JONES (W. E.), Baltimore, Md.
[20332
Wedding bells. 3074, July 2,
1908. )
(H 1
Wi
[20333-20337
and the Teddy bears.
(F 671838, July
Little Johnny
From summer’s heat.
17, 1908.)
Little trap.
(F 67372, July 23,
1908.)
Satan finds.
(F 67476, July 30,
1908. )
Most famous hunter of big game
(F 67324,
2c. July 15, 1908.)
Roosevelt (President)
(F 67177, July 17, 1908.)
& BUCHER,
in Africa.
KEITHLEY Washington,
Dye [20338, 20339
He’s good enough for me. (F 66528,
June 26, 1908.)
Presidents souvenir post card. (F
65977, June 5, 1908; 2 ¢. of each July
10, 1908.)
KELLEY (E. W.), Chicago, Ill. [20340
Seattle, Wash., Sailors parade on 1st
ave. 8798. (H 1186385, July 20, 1908;
2c. July 11, 1908.)
KELLOGG sTUDIO, Cuba, N. Y.
[20341-20343
Lake Cuba. 1-3. (H 118755-113757T,
July 21, 1908.)
KEPPLER & SCHWARZMANN, New York,
fy Re [20344-20349
First affinity—Hungry.—Learning
to swim.—Pax vobiscum.—Pocketed.—
Where ocean breezes blow. [6 prints]
(F 67296-67301, July 21, 1908; 2 c. of
each July 28, 1908.)
KERN BROTHERS, Long Island City,
Ne. [20350
Nation’s choice, Hon. Wm. J. Bryan,
Hon. John W. Kern. (H 114052, July
31, 1908. )
KNOEDLER (E. L.), New York, N. Y.
[20351
Lady Jane Halliday; by Sir Joshua
Reynolds. (KF 67204, July 18, 1908.)
316
Kosse co., New York, N. Y.
[ 20352, 20353
Bryan gold brick. (F 67889, July
24, 1908.)
Evolution of. Taft.
23, 1908; 2 c. of each July 29, 1908.)
KREBAUM (C. A.), La Crosse, Wis.
[20354
Oh! what a time. (F 67234, July
20, 1908.)
KUHN (HENRI A.), Portsmouth, Ohio.
[20855
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Portsmouth, Ohio, Norfolk and West- |
ern terminals. (H 113963, July 28,
1908.)
LANCASTER (S. C.), Seattle, Wash.
[20356
Morning sunlight in the forest. (H
113862, July 24, 1908.)
(Thomas W.), Monroeville,
[20357
7469, July 30,
LATHAM
Ohio.
Man on a fence.
1908.)
LEERBURGER (David) & co., New York,
MyY. [20358
(G 19177, July 21,
(F
Dandy boys.
1908. )
Lister (W. H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[20359-20362
Seashore story without words. Parts
1-4. (F 67391-67394, July 24, 1908;
2c. of each July 17, 1908.)
Lone (Patrick E.), Frederick, Md.
[20363-20366
Hotel Braddock. 1-4.
67416, July 27, 1908.)
Lounspury (Frep C.), Plainfield, N. J. |
[20367-20372 |
Souvenir of fire department.
Souvenir of our municipality.
Souvenir of police department.
Souvenir of our post-office.
Souvenir of our public schools.
(F 67373-67878, July 23, 1908.)
MaBIE (M. M.), Buffalo, N. Y.
Whole dam-ocratic party. (IF 67417,
July 27, 1908.) :
McJUNKIN (WM. D.), Chicago, Ill.
[20374
(fF 67456, July
1, 2.
Southern colonel.
28, 1908.)
McLOUGHLIN BROS., Brooklyn, N. Y.
[20375-20879 |
Alphabet blocks.—Our dollies A B |
C blocks.—Raiiroad A B C blocks.—
Santa Claus A B C blocks.—Soldier |
ABC blocks. [5 chromos]
19234, July 27, 1908.)
(G 19230-
(F 67413- |
[20373 |
pt. Iv, 0. s., Vv.3
MAIL & EXPRESS CO., New York, N. Y.
[20380-20398
Ah! you don’t mean it. (F 67167,
| July 16, 1908.)
(F 67370, July |
July 16, 1908.)
Alas! I knew him well. (F 67168,
Birds of a feather.
16, 1908.)
Campaign contributors need not ap-
(F 67169, July
ply. (F 67198, July 17, 1908.)
Casey at the bat. (F 67197, July 17,
| 1908.)
Chameleon candidate. (EF 67264,
July 21, 1908.)
Dreamers. (IF 67395, July 24, 1908.)
Father and the boys. (F 67328,.
| July 22, 1908.)
Gompers points the way. (F 67327,
July 22, 1908.)
Gone! and I’ve never hunted with-
out him. (F 67211, July 18, 1908.)
He thinks he’s a school teacher.
67418, July 27, 1908.)
He won’t be happy till he gets it.
(F 67412, July 27, 1908.)
(F
| He’s alright. (F 67156, July 16,
| 1908; 1 c. June 20, 1908; 1 ¢c. July 6,
1908. )
Lost again. (F 67170, July 16,
1908.)
Says he'll reform. (F 67390, July
24, 1908.)
Too soon for him. (F 67171, July
16, 1908.)
United in approval. (F 67471, July
30, 1908.)
| 67438, July 28, 1908.)
What does he think he has bought.
_ (F 67210, July 18, 1908.)
Who's going to be disappointed? (F
MANNING (WARREN H.), North Bil-
lerica, Mass. [20399
Manning manse, dining room. (H
113962, July 28, 1908.)
MARSHALL (Oscar), New York, N. Y.
20400-20402
Sherman (James §8.) (F 67097,
July 14, 1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.)
1908. )
(F 67096, July 14,
(F 67196, July 17, 1908.)
MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio. [20403
Pride of the farm. (G 19239, July
30, 1908.)
nos. 32-35, Aug., 1908
Métiiés (Gro.), Paris, France.
Crazy bugs. (H 113974, July 29,
1908. )
Forester’s remedy.
29, 1908.)
Indian sorcerer.
29, 1908. )
Magic of catchy songs.
July 21, 1908.)
Mischances of a photographer.
113977, July 29, 1908.)
Woes of roller skaters.
July 21, 1908.)
MencH (PuHIL), Clear Lake, Iowa.
[20410-20412
(H 113520, July 16,
(H 113976, July
(H 113975, July
(H 113738,
(H
(H 1138734,
Bathing scene.
1908.)
Dodges point. (H 118521, July 16,
1908.) “
mown dock. .(H 1138519, July 16,
1908. )
By
MERRILL (VERNON G.), Paducah, Ky.
[20413-20414
mNigot riders at work. 1, 2. (H
113853-113854, July 24, 1908.)
Miwpiesex co., Middletown, Conn.
[20415-20418
Billy de goat. (F 67017, June 29,
1908. )
Lay to.
| True pipe stories.
29, 1908.)
Uncle Sam’s personally conducted
tour of the world. (F 67018, June 29,
1908. )
2 ce. of each July 7, 1908.
Miniter (C. R.), McCloud, Cal. [20419
Mt. Shasta from Little Shasta val-
ley. (H 113774, July 22, 1908.)
MILLER (CHAs. W.), Needles, Cal.
[20420
Mystic maze, ancient Aztec work,
mear Needles, Cal. (H 1138631, July
20, 1908; 2 c. July 2, 1908.)
Minter (EF. D.), Washington, D. C.
[20421-20426
Baltimore custom house, decora-
tions over the arch in the call room.
(F 66694, June 30, 1908.)
Barbary Pirate, 1797 [and nine other
vessels]. (EF 66692, June 30, 1908.)
Chinese junk, 1825. (F 66693, June
30, 1908.) :
Empress of the Sea (Baltimore clip-
per). (F 66691, June 30, 1908.)
(F 67015, June 29, 1908.)
(F 67016, June
[20404-20409 |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
|
| caravals.
| plement.
Mitxter (F. D.)—Continued.
Liverpool packet, 1840.
June 30, 1908.)
Spanish caraval between two French
(i 66696, June 30, 1908).
2c. of each July 18, 1908.
MITCHELL (JOHN J.) co., New York,
(F 66695,
NX. [20427-20429
American fashions. Sartorial art
| journal. July, 1908. Supplements A,
B. (F 67181, 67132, July 16, 1908; 2
ce. of each July 7, 1908.)
American furrier. July, 1908. Sup-
(F 67205, July 18, 1908; 2
c. July 25, 1908.)
‘“MoFFETT stTuDIO, Chicago, Ill.
[20430-20434
Chafin (Eugene W.) (H 113907,
July 27, 1908.)
Kern (John W.) 1-4. (H 113903-
113906, July 27, 1908.)
| MoNAGHEN (B.), Gainesville, Tex.
[20435, 20436
Monaghen’s queer family. (H
114050, July 31, 1908.)
Will the pigs bark. (H 114051, July
31, 1908.)
MonroE (GrorGE H.), Jamestown,
Ni [20437-20454
Chautauqua, N. Y. 1,2. (H 1138721,
113722, July 20, 1908.)
Chautauqua lake, N. Y. 1-14. (H
1138708-113720, 118723, July 20, 1908.)
Jamestown, N. Y. 1, 2. (H 113706,
113707, July 20, 1908.)
MorRGAN (ALFRED), Murphy, N. Dak.
[20455
Morgan’s nose, Murphy, N. Cc. (F
67233, July 20, 1908; 2 ce. June 18,
1908.
MULLER (ENRIQUE), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[20456-20461
Maryland (U. S. S.) 805, 806. (H
111224, 111225, June 1, 1908.
Mississippi (U. S. S.) 811 (H
111824, June 8, 1908.)
Nebraska (U.S.S.) 803. (H 111222,
June 1, 1908.)
New Hampshire (U. S. S.) S807.
(H 111226, June 1, 1908.)
South Dakota (U. 8S. 8.) 804. (H
111223, June 1, 1908.)
2c. of each Aug. 4, 1908.
Nast (THOMAS), JR., New York, N. Y.
[20462
Meditation. (H 111666, June 11,
1908; 2 ¢. July 17, 1908.)
318
ee
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH Co., Chicago, Ill.
[20463-20465
Beauty and the beasts. (H 118533,
July 17, 1908.)
Friends. (H 113532, July 17, 1908.)
Lady of Lyons. (H 113531, July 17,
1908. )
New YorK EveNING TELEGRAM (NEW |
Jersey City, |
York HERALD ©CO.),
dn, Pe
Adventures of Miss Polka Dot.
67260, July 20, 1908.)
—— (F 67431, July 27, 1908.)
(F 67573, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Book-taught Bilkins.
21, 1908.)
—— (F 67439, July 28, 1908.)
(F 67629, Aug. 4, 1908.)
Dorando collapses before reaching
tape. (F 67572, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Dorando, Italian, being helped over
tape. (F 67570, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Dream of the rarebit field.
67203, July 17, 1908.)
—— (F 67261, July
— (F 67409, July
—— (F 67482, July
— (F 67492, July
—— (F 67574, Aug. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 67677, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Extra! Cesar and prt’ here.
67384, July 23, 1908.)
Hayes coming in.
1908. )
Hayes, Marathon winner.
Aug. 3, 1908.)
Helping Dorando to tape.
Aug. 3, 1908.)
Pilgrim’s progress.
15, 1908. )
—— (F 67363, July 22, 1908.)
—— (F 67486, July 30, 1908.)
—— (F 67652, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Puggy Poodles. (F 67157, July 16,
1908.)
[20466-20495
(F
1908. )
1908. )
, 1908.)
31, 1908.)
(F 67129, July
Scene as Dorando collapses. (F
67571, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Visit of Cesar and Antony. (F
67489, July 30, 1908.)
— (F 67662, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 67231,
July 18, 1908.)
—— (F 674383, July 27, 1908.)
—— (F 67566, Aug. 3, 1908.)
(F 673138, July
(F 67567 |
(F 67568, |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
| July 16, 1908.)
(F |
(F |
| 67434, July 27, 1908.)
(F 67569, Aug. 3, |
| 1908; 2 c. July 16, 1908.)
pt.1v,n.s., ¥.3
New YorK HERALD ©co., Jersey City,
N. J. [20496-20533
Angelic Angelina. (F 66762, July 2,
1908; 2 c. July 16, 1908.)
—— (F 67347, July 22, 1908; 2 ¢.
July 23, 1908.)
—— (F 67351, July 22, 1908; 2 ¢.
July 30, 1908.)
— (F 67359, July 22, 1908; 2 c.
Aug. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 67482, July 30, 1908; 2 c.
Aug. 4, 1908.)
Ba Ba. (F 66765, July 2, 1908; 2 c.
—— (F 67346, July 22, 1908; 2 ¢.
July 23, 1908.)
Buster Brown. (F 66761, July 2,
(F 67344, July 22, 1908; 2 e.
July 23, 1908.)
(F 67350, July 22, 1908; 2 c.
July 30, 1908.)
(F 67356, July 22, 1908; 2 c.
Aug. 4, 1908.)
—(F 67483, July 30, 1908; 2 ¢.
Aug. 4, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffles. (F 67128,
1908; 2 c. July 16, 1908.)
(F 673438, July 22, 1908; 2 ce.
July 15,
July 23, 1908.
—— (F 67487, July 30, 1908.) »
(F 67676, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Liners evenly divided today. (
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (
66766, July 2, 1908; 2 ec. July 16, 1908.)
——(F 67349, July 22, 1908; 2c
July 25, 1908.)
(F 67355, July 22, 1908; 2c
July 30, 1908.)
(F 67361, July 22, 1908; 2 ¢
Aug. 4, 1908.)
(F 67480, July 30, 1908; 2 ¢
Aug. 4, 1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (
66764, July 2, 1908; 2 c. July 16, 1908.)
(F 67345, July 22, 1908; 2c
July 23, 1908.)
(F 67353, July 22, 1908; 2 ¢
July 30, 1908.)
(F 67357, July 22, 1908; 2c
Aug. 4, 1908.)
, 1908; 2
Aug. 4, 1908.)
Situation overlooked by Izaak Wal
ton. (F 67675, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Sixty-one liners today carry grea
number of Atlantic voyagers. (
67262, July 20, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETO.
nos, 32-35, Aug., 1908
New York Heravp co.—Continued.
Steamships on Atlantic bring first
throng of home comers. (EF 67575,
Aug. 3, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1908.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 66763,
July 2, 1908; 2 c. July 16, 1908.)
—— (F 67348, July 22, 1908; 2 ¢c,
July 23, 1908.)
(F 67352,
July 30, 1908.)
(F 67360,
Aug. 4, 1908.)
— (F 67481,
Aug. 4, 1908. )
Waggles in Wonderland. (F 67354,
July 22, 1908; 2 c. July 30, 1908.)
(@ 67258, July 22; 1908; 2 «.
Aug. 4, 1908.)
(EF 67484, July 30,
Aug. 4, 1908.)
July 22, 1908; 2 c.
July 1008502 ¢.
July 30, 1908; 2 e.
NEWTON ©CoO., New York, N. Y. [20534
Lincoln birthday souvenir. (F
65960, June 3, 1908; 1 c. June 3, 1908; |
1c. July 24, 1908.)
Nork (Isrmpor) co., New York, N. Y.
[20535
Who is elected. (IF 67371, July 28,
1908. )
Norris (LAvurA E.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[20536
Four lilies. (H 114004, July 29,
1908; 2 c. July 10, 1908.)
Nyspure (KaArL), Rumford, Maine
[20537
Three Masonic commanderies. (H
413970, July 29, 1908; 2 c. July 20,
1908. )
Oakes (M. L.), Seattle, Wash.
[20538, 20539
Big Washington strawberry. (H
113651, July 20, 1908.)
Mt. Rainier from Capitol Hill. (H
113901, July 25, 1908.)
Otson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[20540-20545
Alexandria, Minn. 1-3. (H 1138378,
113379, 113381, July 14, 1908.)
Linwood, Lake Osakis, Osakis, Minn.
meee. ( 1133877, 118380, July 14,
1908. )
Sauk Centre, Minn., Baseball at,
wuly 4th. (H 113376, July 14, 1908.)
OrLaDy (GEORGE B.), Huntingdon, Pa.
[20546-20556
Philadelphia, places of meetings of
R. W. grand lodge of Pa. 1-11. (G
19091-19094, 19096-19100, 19102, 19103,
July 14, 1908.)
1908; 2 «. |
| chart.
319
OSBORNE Co., New York, N. Y.
[20557-20563
Carnations. 24 by 54; 34 by 84; 8
by 20. (F 67463-67465, July 29, 1908.)
Girl with the copper hair. 3% by 5;
7% by 93. (F 67461, 67462, July 29,
1908. )
On the look out. 103-by 7. (F
67459, July 29, 1908.)
Venice. Doorway of a_ private
house. (IF 67460, July 29, 1908.)
OTIS LITHOGRAPH Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[20654-20572
Shore Acres. (G 19241, July 30,
1908; 2 c. July 25, 1908.)
Two many wives. 1, 2. (G 19240,
19242, July 30, 1908; 2 c. of each July
25, 1908.)
Wanted by the police. 1-6. (G
19190-19195, July 21, 1908; 2 e¢. of
each July 16, 1908.)
O’TootE (M. J.), Scranton, Pa.
[20573, 20574
O’Toole physical culture illustrating
(F 67176, June 24, 1908: 1*e.
June 15, 1908; 1 c. June 24, 1908.)
O’Toole physical culture measure-
ment chart. (F 67175, June 24, 1908.)
oa
PACH BROS., New York, N. Y.
[20575-20583
$7047 small,
113744, July 21,
Clark
large.
1908. )
Sherman (Mrs. J. 8.) 87803. A,
(H 118750, 113751, July 21, 1908.)
Sherman (Hon. Jas. 8.) group with
(Hon. W. A.)
(H 113743,
B.
Mrs. Sherman. 87804. (H 113747,
July 21, 1908.)
house of. S87505A. (H 113748,
July 21, 1908.)
library of. .(H 1138749, July 21,
1908. )
8702. large bust, standing full
figure. (H 115745, 113746, July 21,
1908. )
PFISTER (JEAN), San Francisco, Cal.
[20584
Fleet at night. (H 113961, July 28,
1908.)
[20585
(F 67475, July 30, 1908.)
Chicago,
[20586
(G
PIATT MUSIC Co., Chicago, Ill.
Departed.
Pierrot (ADOLPH GEORGE),
gue
Democratic campaign ballot.
19236, July 28, 1908.)
320
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.3
PLAYERS (THE), New York, N. Y.
[20587
Poe (Edgar Allan) (H 113522, July
17, 1908.)
Porter (S. S8.), Salt Lake City, Utah.
[20588-20595 |
Dancing lesson.—Farm yard.—Fond |
hearts.—In the fold.—Noontide.—Pass-
ing ships.—Summer.—Who’ll buy my
flowers? [8 prints] (F 67144-67151,
June 6, 1908.) *
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH
dence, R. I. [20596
Temperance lesson. 43 by 33. (F
67118, July 15, 1908; 2 c. July 9, 1908.)
Rav (C. E.), Mason City, Iowa.
[20597
Mason City, Iowa, State st. bridge.
(H 113726, July 20, 1908.)
Rav (WILLIAM H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[20598-20601
Maple (Miss Audrey) 2025-2028.
(H 118897-113900, July 25, 1908. )
RAYMOND (R, W.), Seattle, Wash.
[20602
(H 113762, July 22, 1908.)
Reep (Rotanp W.), Bemidji, Minn.
co., Provi-
Empties.
REED (ROLAND W.)—Continued.
Ponemah. (H 112922, July 6, 1908.)
Preparing for the cruise. (H 112920,
July 6, 1908.) ©
Ringing Bells, sitting.
July 6, 1908.)
——,, standing.
1508. )
She who travels in the sky.
(H 112927,
(H 112928, July 6,
(H
112932, July 6, 1908.)
Spearing fish. (H 113637, July 20,
1908. )
Stone Man. (H 112933, July 6,
1908. )
Strong Heart and squaw. (H
| 112916, July 6, 1908.)
Trailed down. (H 112929, July 6,
1908. )
Water carrier. (H 112935, July 6,
1908.)
Woman with Many Wings. (H
112915, July 6, 1908.)
| REYNOLDS (JNo. F.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[20629
[20603-20628 |
At the spring. (H 112923, July 6,
Evolution of the fig leaf.
July 13, 1908.)
Ruopes (J. I.), Basie City, Va.
[20630
Washington (Geo.) profile of, in
Natural Bridge, Va. (H 113238, July
(F 67055,
| 9, 1908; 1 c. July 3, 1908; 1 c. July 5,
_ 1908.)
Rossins (H. I.), Boston, Mass.
[20631-20633
Merry Christmas. 1075, 1077, 1078.
(G 19104-19106, July 15, 1908.)
RoBINSON (G. W.), Goodhue, Minn.
[20634-20645
Minn. Belle Creek
(H 113449, July
Belle Creek,
Catholie church. §&.
| 15, 1808; 2 c. July 8, 1908.)
1908. )
Black Ioon. (H 112934, July 6,
1908. ) |
Bounding Arrow. (H 112926, July |
6, 1908.) .
Caring for brother. (H 112917, July
6, 1908.)
Chief’s daughter. (H 112919, July |
6, 1908.)
Fisherman (The) (H 11386388, July
20, 1908.)
Good sounding sky. (H 1129138, July
6, 1908.) )
Happy family. (H 112930, July 6,
1908. )
Kingbird, the trouble maker.
112925, July 6, 1908.)
Left behind. (H 112918, July 6,
1908. )
Love maker.
1908.)
Martens (The). (H 112914, July 6,
1908, )
Moose eall.
1908. )
Nature’s mirror.
6, 1908.)
Night watch.
1908. )
(H
(H 112931, July 6,
(H 113636, July 20,
(H 112921, July
(H 112924, July 6,
Goodhue, Minn. 1-11. (H 113450—
113460, July 15, 1908; 2 c. of each
July 8, 1908.)
| Roop (SAMuEL Isaac), Philadelphia,
[20646
Pa.
Get there. (H 111312, June 3, 1908;
2c. July 22, 1908.)
Rose (CHas.), New York, N. Y¥.
[20647-20678
[Birth notification series] 1-4. (F
67056-67059, July 13, 1908.)
[Congratulation series] 1, 2.
67068, 67069, July 13, 1908.)
[Moon series] 1-6. (F 67041-67046,
July 13, 1908.)
(F
nos. 32-35, Aug., 1908
Rose (CuHAs.)—Continued.
[Oyster girl series] 1, 2.
67063, July 13, 1908.)
(EF 67062,
[Removal series] 1, 2. (F 67060,
67061, July 13, 1908.)
Sand witch. (F 67067, July 13,
1908. )
[Summer girls series]
67064-67066, July 13, 1908.)
What are the wild waves saying.
1-6. (F 67047-67052, July 13, 1908. )-
Wurst girl. 1-6. (F 64983-64988,
Apr. 20, 1908; 2 c. of each July 13,
1908. )
Rose (Cuas. J.), Roxbury, Mass.
[20679
(F 67477, July 30,
1-3. (F
Boston, Mass.
1908. )
Rossiter (WILL), Chicago, Ill.
[20680-20695
And salute her with a kiss.
And then I hold her tight.
Georgie comes from Dixie fair.
Georgie is a maiden fair.
Hooray.
I’m happy on my way.
I’m proud of my Dixie maid.
Most every night you'll find me
there.
*Neath the maples’ cooling shade.
She has red lips.
She loves her dear old Yankee land.
Some like the life of a soldier.
There’s no charm in that for me.
_ We march thru lover’s lane.
When I go marching with Georgia.
When Sunday comes its me for
there.
(H 113817-113832, July 23, 1908.)
RorocRaPyH co., New York, N. Y.
[20696-20749
Faster cards. 2500-2533. (i
—118485-1138518, July 16, 1908.)
| — 2534-2548, 2545-2554. [20 pho-
tographs]
i 1908. )
)Rounervs (Cart), Brooklyn, N. Y.
a [20750, 20751
(H 115865-1135884, July 24,
| Sanper (Purr), New York, N. Y.
[20752-20757
__ Old Philadelphia. (F 66925, July 8,
1908. )
58058—O08 2
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
' Herdbull. (H 113630, July 20,
1908.)
™ Mountain king. (H 113629, July 20, |
1908.)
321
SANDER (PHILIP)—Continued.
(F 67209, July 18, 1908; 2 e.
July 14, 1908.)
Our choice. (H 113384. July 14,
1908. )
Question of sex. (F 67420, July 27,
1908. )
Storks. (F 67419, July 27, 1908.)
Moving day. (F 67421, July 27,
1208. )
ScHNEIDER (F. A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[20758
Debutante. (G 19197, July 22,
1908. )
SEWELL (THomaAs H.), St. Michaels,
Md. [20759-20762
St. Michaels, Md. 1—4+. (H 113591-
113594, July 18, 1908. )
SHEAHAN
Mass.
Will yer have
67369, July 23, 1908.)
Will yer have Bill Taft.
July 23, 1908.)
SmMITtH (STERLING C.). North Yakima,
Wash. [20765-20768
Bluebird on her nest. 1719. (H
113999, July 29, 1908.)
Sweet syringa, a Washington wild
(Mavrice T.), Brookline,
[20763, 20764
(EF
3i11 Bryan.
F 67368,
flower. 1718. (H 1138998, July 29,
1908. )
Tieton basin, Wash. 1712, 1714.
(H 113996, 113997, July 29, 1908.)
Spencer (HvucH). St. Cloud, Minn.
[20769
St. Cloud, Minn., State normal
school. 700, 701. (H 113653, 113652,
July 20, 1908.)
STAMPFLER (JosEPH). Ashford, Wash.
[20770
Indian Henry Satulick. (H 113387,
July 15, 1908.)
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC co.. Rochester,
hy, ae oe [20771-20791
[T.ithographed cuts of vegetables for
seed envelopes] 1. 2, 31-89. 41, 435. 44,
46-48, 50, 51. 53. 54. (G 19146-19166,
July 20, 1908.)
SToNE (SAMUEL), St. Joseph, Mo.
[20792
U. S. army military tournament.
(F 67822, July 22, 1908.)
STONECIPHER (B. D.), Chicago, Il.
[20793, 20794
Did he say that? (H 114036, July
30, 1908. )
Worldly knowledge.
30, 1908S.)
(H 114087, July
322 CATALOGUE OF
es
[20795
Carmen. (F
Street & SmitH, New York, N.
Calve (HKmma) as
67199, July 17, 1908.)
SwEET pROS., Minneapolis, Minn.
[20796
Minnesota and North Dakota under-
writers. (H 114035, July 30, 1908.)
TaccaRt (M. W.), New York, N. Y.
[20797-20820
How can you expect me to write—_
I am seizing the first opportunity.— |
I didn’t come here to fish.—I’m pretty
comfortably located here.—I’m very
busy.—Very pressing engagement. [6
chromos] (G 19110-19115, July 16,
1908. )
Come on in.—EHverything going
out.—Here’s why Pryor’s on the job.—
How we catch them.—My daily consti- |
This
tutional.—Nothing like it here.
is delightful—I am making a flying |
trip. [8S chromos] (G
July 17, 1908.)
By George! this is great—Home was
never like this.—I am living high.—
19121-19128, |
I am quite independent.—I just landed |
here.—I shall try and post you.—I
take the liberty.—It’s a wonder
me.—Lands sake!—This looks good to
me. [10 chromos]| (G 19205-19214,
July 23, 1908.)
Taytor (FRANK H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[20821, 20822
Philadelphia, Pa., Greatest base-ball
park in the world. (F 67472, 67473,
July 30, 1908.)
Taytor (Gro. C.), Springfield, Mo.
[20823
Crowning grace. (F 65898, June
3, 1908; 2 c. July 6, 1908.)
Taytor (Mary Lyon), Indianapolis,
Ind. [20824-20827
Kern (Mrs.) and her younger son.
(H 113628, July 20, 1908.)
wife of the
nominee. (H 113625, July 20, 1908.)
to |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., y.3
THWAITES (GeO. H.), Globe, Ariz.
Globe, Ariz. (H 113902, July 27,
1908.)
TINY TADS co., New York, N. ¥. [208381
Tiny tad post card, July, 08. (Ff
67095, July 14, 1908.)
Tipton (W. H.), Gettysburg, Pa.
[
Tebe (Mary) the vivandere with
Collis’ Zouavas at Gettysburg, Pa. (F
66981, July 10, 1908; 2 ¢«. July 14,
1908.)
ToMAN (VENONA E.), Orient, Wash.
[20833
(H
Mines near Orient, Wash.
113765, July 22, 1908.)
TRIBUNE co., Chicago, Il.
[20834-20837
Danny dreamer. July 12, 1908.
(1° 67120, July 15, 1908.)
Mamina’s angel child. July 12,
1908. (F 67119, July 15, 1908.)
Mr. Josiah Jimsenweed. (F 67122,
July 15, 1908.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories. July
12, 1908. (F 67121, July 15, 1908.)
Unprerwoop & UNDERWooD, New York,
Wd. [20838-20904
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 114-
488, U 114190, U 114200, U 114211.
vice-presidential |
Kern (Miss Julia), only daughter. |
(H 113626, July 20, 1908.)
Kern (Wm. Cooper), the younger
son. (H 1138627, July 20, 1908.)
THOMPSON (FRANCIS KNAPTON), Brook-
fyh, ie NM.
Kortright, N. Y., Brae Head. (F
66011, June 6, 1908; 2 c. July 24, 1908.)
TuoMPSON (Mary K.), Winsted, Conn.
[20829
Winsted, Conn., Highland lake. (H
113908, July 27, 1908.)
(H 113327-113330, July 13, 1908.)
U 81258, U 114177. (H 118382,
113383, July 14, 1908.)
U 106695, U 114214. (H 113408,
113402, July 15, 1908.)
—U 114185. (H 113534, July 17,
1908; 2 c. July 18, 1908.)
U 30655, U 90672, U 90723, U
90753, U 106450, U 106476, U 113895,
U 114108, U 114110, U 114117, U
114119, U 114120. (H 113579-113590,
July 18, 1908.)
U 59660, U 114270.
113786, July 21, 1908.)
U °98929, U 100135, U 100187.
(H 118735,
| (H 113813-113815, July 28, 1908.)
[20828 |
| U
——U 31293, U 82923, U 88378, U
92135, U 95158, U 114235, U 114237.
(H 1138855-113861, July 24, 1908.)
——U 93998, U 104152, U 104169,
104289, U 104290. (H 118892-
113896, July 25, 1908.)
——U 104133, U 104171, U 104179,
U 104451, U 104499, U 114299, U
114301, U 114803. (H 118940-113947,
July 27, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 382-35, Aug., 1908
AND PRINTS, ETC. d293
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWoop—Continued.
—— U 104151, U 114818, U 114827.
(H 118964-113966, July 28, 1908.)
——U 104615, U 1143806, U 114312,
U, 114824, U 1143855, U 114356. (H
113986-113991, July 29, 1908.)
—U 114042, U 114240, U 114295,
U 114886, U 114844, U 114367, U
114378, VU 114881. (H 114017-114024,
July 30, 1908; 2 c. of each July 31,
1908. )
——U 105646, U 114409, U 114410,
U 114414. (H 114046-114049, July 31,
1908. )
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH CO., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. [20905-20923
[Posters] 11371, 11425, 11532. (H
67206-67208, July 18, 1908.)
—— 11315, 11496, 11505, 11506. (G
19140-19143, July 18, 1908.)
—— 11317, 11381, 11421, 11487,
11492, 11495, 11497, 11498, 11522,
11528, 11534, 11535.
July 27, 1908.)
ViIKRE (P. B.), Milan, Minn. [20924
Appleton, Minn., Pomme de Terre
river scene. (H 113484, July 16, 1908.)
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
(G 19218-19229,
NY [20925-20936
Captured by telephone. (H 1138911,
July 27, 1908.)
Dream of a policeman. (H 1138638,
July 20, 1908.)
Female politician. (H 113729, July
21, 1908.)
Indian’s honor. (H 118972, July
29, 1908.)
Lady Jane’s flight. (H 113390, July
15, 1908.)
Levitsky’s insurance policy. (H
1133888, July 15, 1908.)
Love laughs at locksmiths. (H
113910, July 27, 1908.)
Press gang. (H 113632, July 20,
1908. )
Promise (The) (H 118973, July 29,
1908. )
Stricken blind. (H 113391, July 15,
1908.)
Viking’s daughter. (H 113728, July
21, 1908.)
Wishbone (The)
15, 1908.)
WALTON (WILLIAM R.), Albuquerque,
N. Mex. [20937-20939
Rio Grande. 1-3. (H_ 118766-—
113768, July 22, 1908.)
(H 1138389, July
WEATHERBY (WM. L.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [20940
Philadelphia, Pa., elevated railroad.
(H 114038, July 30, 1908; 1 c. July 24,
1908; 1 c. July 30, 1908.)
WEBSTER (C. B.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[20941-20944
Chelsea, Mass. 1, 2.—Little nurse.—
Washington taking command of the
American army. (F 67426-67429, July
27, 1908; 2 ec. of each July 20, 1908. )
WHITE (ARTHUR J.), Schenectady,
Wud. [20945
Delta Upsilon reception. (H 112469,
June 27, 1908; 2 c. July 14, 1908.)
WHITE (LioyD), Washington, D. C.
[20946-20950
Among the maples. (H 114103, July
31, 1908. )
Diana.
Eve.
(H 114106, July 31, 1908.)
(H 114105, July 31, 1908.)
Grapes. (H 114107, July 31, 1908.)
On tiptoe. (H 114104, July 31, 1998.)
WIcKMAN (G. H.), Mackinac Island,
Mich. [20951
St. Ignace, Mich. (H 113816, July
23, 1908.)
WILKINS (J. R.), Malden, Mass.
[20952
Keep smiling. (H 114005, July 29,
1908; 2 c. July 20, 1908.)
C.), Boston,
[20953
(H
WILLIAMS (AUGUSTUS
Mass.
Old Cy delivering the goods.
113842, July 23, 1908.)
WILLSON (WILLIAM H.), Los Angeles,
Cal. [20954
Fireworks display. (G 19090, June
30, 1908; 2 c. July 1, 1908.)
WILSON (Davip), Spokane, Wash.
[20955, 20956
On the square. A, B. (F 67366,
67367, July 20, 1908.)
Woop (Otis F.), New Brighton, N. Y.
[20957-20971
Bub, he’s always to blame. (F
67215, July 18, 1908.)
—— (F 67220, July 18, 1908.)
— (F 67225, July 18, 1908.)
Mary and her little lamb. (F 67216,
July 18, 1908.)
— (F 67221, July 18, 1908.)
-—— (F 67226, July 18, 1908.) |
O24 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0.8, v.3
Woop (Otis F.)—Continued. Woop (Oris F.)—Continued.
Sambo and his funny noises. (F (EF 67219, July 18, 1908.)
67213, July 18, 1908.) | —— (F 67224, July 18, 1908.)
—— (F 67218, July 18, 1908.) aes
— (F 67223, July 18, 1908.) beatles tier wid
Simon and Moses new dawg. (F
67222, July 18, 1908.) Wykert (Dode), Colorado’s greatest
horseman, and Sam. (H 113529, July
(EF 67227, July 18, 1908.) 17, 1908; 2 c. July 1, 1908.)
Simon buys Mose’s dawg. (F 67217, |
July 18, 1908.) -Youne & Cart, Cincinnati, Ohio. [20973
Wags, the dog that adopted a man. ‘Taft notification assembly. (H
(I 67214, July 18, 1908.) 114015, July 30, 1908.)
:
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts, and Prints completed by deposit. 6, 643
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs completed by deposit___. 1, 502
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit___._____._-_-____ 10, 460
proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
right b
CLASS |, FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings, drawings, statuary, and models or designs
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
day of entry. The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: “ Copy-
American lithographic company, New
July 21, 1908; 1 photograph received July 21, 1908.”
York, N. ¥. Class I, XXe, no. 26353;
Afternoon tea. Woman loosely
draped in Japanese fashion, holds cup
and saucer. (I 26353, July 21, 1908.)
seated at table, left hand rests on paw
of dog. (I 26442, July 29, 1908.)
Mother and child. Young woman,
seated, looking at little girl on table.
(I 26443, July 29, 1908.)
‘AMERICAN SHOW PRINT co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [20977-20981
| Broadway belles. Poster drawing.
(I 26448, July 30, 1908.)
_ Grants tomb. Poster drawing.
26322, July 16, 1908.)
Quick, Hi get the bomb.
drawing. (I 26450, July 30, 1908.)
Say now don’t get so dog gone exas-
‘perous, dis tings might go off. Poster
‘drawing. (I 26449, July 30, 1908.)
_Victus, What’s this Mathida, you
listening to hurried words of love from
another. Poster drawing. (I 26451,
July 30, 1908.)
ArgtHur (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
| 20982-20986
| Farmer’s daughter. Country maid
‘in blue gingham. (I 26342, July 20,
1908.)
| Harvestime.
/ham dress and sunbonnet.
peuly 20, 1908.)
. In the swim. Heads of three bath-
ing girls in the water.
20, 1908.)
' Northern girl. Young woman in
“a white sweater and red toboggan
@ cap. (I 26339, July 20, 1908.)
_ Western girl. Figure in western
‘costume, with waist open at throat.
(1 268388, July 20, 1908.)
1 photo of each July 18, 1908.
(I
Country maid in ging-
(I 26341,
ks
|
New |
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC CO.,
Work, \N. Y. [20974-20976 |
First lesson in writing. Little girl |
Poster |
(I 26840, July |
ATTERBURY (GROSVENOR), New York,
i. 3 [20987
Studies in economic construction,
rural type, plan B-Y. A detached
story and a half, four to five room and
bath cottage with front loggia. (I
26356, July 22, 1908.)
BARNES-CrosBy co., Chicago, Il.
[20988-20992
L 3075, L, 3076, L 3079, L 3099,
3100. (1 26326-26330, July 18, 1908.)
Breck (GEORGE), New York, N. Y.
[20883
New Egyptian vase. Reeds and
papyrus on base, surmounted by three
Egyptian heads. (I 263824, July 17,
1908.)
Bone (RicH.), Berlin, Germany.
[20994
Segen der arbeit; by Toby E. Rosen-
thal. A young artist, a mere boy, is
busy with his chisel at a statue of The
Blessed Virgin. (I 26860, July 23,
1908. )
Brack (Cart) & KELLER, G. m. b. H,
Berlin, Germany. [20995
Liebeskummer (Torment of love);
by Henry Alberti. Interior of room,
young woman sitting at piano, her face
buried in her hands. (1 26386, July
23, 1908.)
BuRCHLAW (CHARLES A.), White Ha-
ven, Pa. [20996, 20997
Diet cure. Happy looking stout man
sitting on a porch holding glass of
milk. (I 26470, July 31, 1908.)
Contented looking stout woman
sitting on porch holding a glass of milk
in her hand. (I 26471, July 31, 1908.)
BUTLER BROTHERS, Chicago, Ill. [20998
St. Louis. Balloon view, northwest
of Union Station, looking toward Mis-
sissippi river and showing 5dast St.
Louis. (I 26415, July 27, 1908.)
325
326
CARLYLE (FLORENCE), New York, N. Y.
[20999
Always room for one more.
holds umbrella over her head.
26444, July 29, 1908.)
CHURCH (FREDERICK STUART), New
Mork; 7: y. [21000-21003 |
Black swans. Young girl, red flower
in hair, three black swans in the water.
(I 26412, July 25, 1908.)
Idyl. Young girl in shepherd’s cos-
tume seated on a bank with a cupid |
(I 26411, July 25,
looking up at her.
1908. )
Una and the lion. Young girl seated
on bank; by her side a lion with a rose
in his mane. (I 26410, July 25, 1908.)
Wood nymph. Young girl,
lily in hair, reeds in foreground.
26413, July 25, 1908.)
CHURCH
N. x.
Snow owl.
branch of a tree.
1908. )
CoLE (W. M.) gg., New York, N. Y.
[21005
My policies. Composite picture of
William H. Taft and Theodore Roose-
velt. (I 26447, July 30, 1908.)
COLLIER (FRANKLIN Perry), Dorches-
ter, Mass. [21006
Winning smile. Plaque represents a
caricature portrait of William Jen-
nings Bryan. (I 26347, July 21, 1908.)
CoNNER (ALICE W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[21007
Germantown water works, 1861.
Winter scene, a large ice covered dam,
engine house. (I 26348, July 21, 1908;
1 photo. June 30, 1908.)
CROWELL PUBLISHING Co., Springfield,
water
(I
& DWIGHT co., New York,
[21004
Snow owl sitting upon a
(I 26407, July 25,
Ohio. [21008
Tsaritsa of Russia; by F. Louis
Mora. Jewelled coronet in the hair,
double rope of pearls about the neck.
(I 26354, July 22, 1908.)
Davis (WILLIAM STEEPLE), Orient,
Nu KK [21009
Taking the baby. Two cats and a
kitten, kitten posing in front of cam-
era. (I 26417, July 27, 1908.)
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit, Mich. [21010
Birth of Venus; by George Hitch-
cock. Female figure rising from
waves and mist through which a hint
of rainbow shows. (I 26831, July 18,
1908. )
Woman |
(I
_ attitude of prayer.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, nD. S., Y. 3
D£VARE (ELIZABETH PETERSEN PR.),
New York, N. Y. [21011
Prayer. Figure, young woman re-
cumbent position, hands and arms in
(I 26355, July 22,
1908.)
DONALDSON (R. M.), New York, N. Y.
[21012, 21013
Jackson (Andrew). Head of An-
drew Jackson, at either side are shown
scenes in his life. (I 26440, July 29,
1908. )
Smith (John). High white collar,
full beard. (I 26441, July 29, 1908.)
DUNBAR (FREDERICK ALEXANDER TUR-
NER), Arden, Del. [21014
Bryan (Hon. W. J.). Model for
medal, reverse, man strangling lion.
(I 26323, July 15, 1908.)
FISHEL, ADLER & SCHWARTZ, New York,
Nm Xi [21015-21017
Sport of the waves; by H. Zatzka.
Two nymphs, one standing, the other
lying down, with their backs toward
the waves. (I 26344, July 21, 1908.)
Symphony; by A. H. Schram. Two
girls resting near fountain, girl play-
ing a harp. (I 263438, July 21, 1908.)
Toilet of Venus; by A. H. Schram.
Venus apparently just emerged from
her bath and is resting on a marble
bench, (I 26345, July 21, 1908.)
IORBES LITHO. MFG. Co., Boston, Mass.
[21018
Lizette. Young lady with lace hat,
corsage low in front. (I 26408, July
25, 1908. )
FourNIER (ALExIS J.), Hast Aurora,
Wit [21019-21023
Charcoal burner’s hut. First sum-
mer home of Daubigny at Aururo,
France, showing a mass of dark trees,
with small French thatched cottage
among trees. (I 26334, July 17, 1908.)
Home of Corot, at Ville d’Avray,
France. Some sky, a wooded hill,
plain stone house on edge of lake. (I
26337, July 17, 1908.)
In Millet’s country. White French
farm houses among tall trees. (I
26335, July 17, 1908.)
Rue Daubigney, Aururo sur Oise,
France. Country land or street, with
flock of sheep, a dog in foreground.
(I 263836, July 17, 1908.)
Studio of Jules Dupré at l’Ile Adam,
France. Prominent building in centre,
with monument in front of the facade.
(I 26333, July 17, 1908; 1 photo of
each June 26, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 32-35, Aug., 1908
327
GUNN (ALFRED G.), Chattanooga, Tenn.
[2
Box of chocolates. Open box con-
taining negroes, above the box is a
hand holding a little one in a pair of
candy tweezers.
1908; 1 photo July 30, 1908.)
HANFSTAENGL (FRANz), Munich, Ger-
many. [21025-21030
At home; by H. Knopf. An interior,
a man at a dinner table, opposite him
is his wife, holding baby.
July 25, 1908.)
Jentzsch. A party of two gentlemen
tleman holding a bottle of wine.
26402, July 25, 1908.)
In Sunday attire; by F. v. Defreg-
ger.
ie
(I 26406, July 25, 1908.)
Knitting lesson; by W. Firle. An
interior, an old woman is teaching a
little girl knitting. (I 26401, July 25,
1908. )
New Year’s eve in the forester’s
home; by H. G. Jentzsch. Party of
around a table.
1908. )
Visit to friends in the mountains;
by F. vy. Defregger. Three young Ty-
roleans are calling on friends, two
(I 26404, July 25,
Smiling Bill and Friendly John.
Two heads in strong relief of Wm.
J. Bryan and John W. Kern, each face
“smiling broadly. (I 26452, July 30,
1908.)
HoLtTzMAN, (MINARD), Columbus,
Ohio. [21032
has forty-six. (I 26820, July 15, 1908.)
_KavurMann & STRAUSS ©o., New York,
WY . [21033-21041
Beauty and the beast; by A. A.
Turner. Young woman, decollete
gown, standing between parted cur-
tains on a white bear rug. (I 26427,
July 29, 1908.)
Companionship; by Joseph Warren.
Young girl, riding dress, pony stands
behind her. (I 26426, July 29, 1908.)
girls are seated on a bench. (I 26405,
July 25, 1908.) )
Harper (J. M.), Chicago, Ill. [21031 |
| KavuFMANN & Strauss co.—Continued.
1024
(I 26383, July 21, |
Conscious power; by Archie Gunn.
Young girl, muslin gown, big hat,
looks sidewise with delightful arch-
ness. (I 26421, July 29, 1908.)
Dreams; by A. A. Turner. Drowsy-
/ eyed woman, shoulders bare. (I
(I 26403, |
26428, July 29, 1908.)
Eleanor; by W. Haskell Coffin.
Girl, large feathered hat, neck bare.
(I 26424, July 29, 1908.)
My lady Demure; by Archie Gunn.
| Young girl looking soberly out from
Excursion on the Rhine; by H. G. |
and two ladies in a boat, elderly gen- |
under a hat with big ribbon bows.
(I 26420, July 28, 1908.)
Opening rose; by Hintermeister.
Smiling girl, one American beauty nes-
tles against her shoulder. (I 26423,
| July 29, 1908.)
Young peasant woman, necklace |
around her throat, a hat in her hand. | Benst.
four gentlemen and a lady seated |
|
Serpiente (La); by Anton
Sinuous dancing girl,
in one of the poses of her dance.
26425, July 29, 1908.)
Trifles light as air; by Archie Gunn.
Pretty ballet-girl, skirts flying, reties
the ribbon around her ankle. (I
26422, July 29, 1908.)
KEITH (GEO. E.) co., Campello, Mass.
[21042
Walk-over lady. Long panel picture
of a lady in white with low cut even-
ing dress and white boa. (I 26398,
July 16, 1908.)
KETTERLINUS LITHO. MFG. CO., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [21043
Poinsettia. A cluster of poinsettia
flowers intermingled with white flow-
ers. (I 26409, July 25, 1908.)
KIZMER (Dr.) & co., Binghamton, N. Y.
[21044-21046
German cavalry soldier. A man in
soldier’s uniform wearing a helmet,
mounted on prancing black charger.
von
shown
(I
Patriotic card. Two American flags (1 26850, July 21, 1908.)
one having thirteen stars, the other |
Spanish girl. Young woman of
Spanish type,#wearing a shawl. (1
26352, July 21, 1908.)
Swedish maid. Young woman wear-
ing an apron and cap, holding bowl of
green plants. (I 26351, July 21, 1908.)
KIRK (JAMES S.), Chicago, Ill.
[21047
Japanese children. Little Japanese
girl and boy dressed in their native
costumes, playing. (I 26885, July 23,
1908.)
328 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.83
KOHN BROTHERS, Chicago, Il. LAWRENCE & JELLICOE, LTD.—Con-
[21048-21057 tinued.
Automobile scene. Two young men, Bhoo! by Lawson Wood. Old lady
wearing automobile coats. (I 26388, | startled by an urchin wearing a mask.
July 23, 1908.)
Club scene.
wearing overcoats.
1908.)
Fall scene. Two young men stand-
ing, one wearing cap, his companion
stands with hand on walking stick. (I
26395, July 23, 1908.)
Hunting scene. Man riding horse,
followed by hounds, carrying in his
hand a tail of a fox. (I 26387, July
28, 1908.)
Indoor scene. Two men standing
with overcoats, lady
(I 26392, July 23, 1908.)
Library scene. Two young men
standing, one wearing Tuxedo suit,
the other full dress suit. (I 26390,
July 23, 1908.)
Outdoor scene,
wearing overcoats and derby hats.
26396, July 238, 1908.)
Street scene. Two young men stand-
ing; in background stands lady. (I
26393, July 23, 1908.)
Walking scene. Man wearing Prince
Albert and silk hat, accompanied by
young lady. (I 26394, July 23, 1908.)
Winter scene.
wearing overcoats.
Two men _ standing,
(I 26389, July 23,
Two men walking,
(I 26391, July 23,
1908. )
LACHMAN (Harry B.), Wilmington,
Del. [21058
None so blind. Old farmer driving
young couple to depot, the two occupy
rear seat. (I 26416, July 27, 1908.)
LAWRENCE & JELLICOE, LTD., London,
England. [21059-21079
All in a lump; by Mable Dorothy
Hardy. Four horses and
jumping a hedge, the leader
cleared the jump. (I 26362, July 23,
1908. )
Arm of the law; by ‘Lawson Wood.
Fence through break in which a po- |
liceman’s arm is extended to seize the |
(I 26875, July |
boy, who is fishing.
23, 1908.)
Barn dance; by James Affleck Shep-
herd. Poultry dancing,
birds is carrying a fan.
23, 1908.)
Basses; by Cecil Aldin. Two dogs
seated before an open book, apparently
howling. (I 26371, July 23, 1908.)
(I 26367, July
on their side. |
(1
Two men standing, |
one of the |
!
| Cecil Aldin.
has |
(I 26374, July 23, 1908.)
Bribery; by Lawson Wood. Small
boy offering an apple to a policeman,
(I 26376, July 23, 1908.)
Contraltos; by Cecil Aldin. Two cats
seated before an open book, apparently
mewing. (I 26372, July 23, 1908.)
Gee-up Dobbin; by Fred Whiting.
Shepherd with dog, two children riding
a horse, milkmaid walking. (I 26370,
July 23, 1908.)
In and out; by Mable Dorothy
Hardy. Hunting field with two hunts-
men mounted, the first has cleared the
brook. (I 26363, July 23, 1908.)
In the air; by Mable Dorothy
Hardy. Four horses and jockeys leap-
ing a water jump. (I 26361, July 23,
1908. )
Interval (The); by James Affleck
Shepherd. Poultry, two are carrying
fans, one is writing on his dance pro-
gramme. (I 26368, July 23, 1908.)
Jumping powder; by Cecil Aldin.
Yard of an old inn, woman offer
jug of beer to man on horseback. (
26380, July 23, 1908.)
Move towards covert; by Mable Dor-
othy Hardy. Group of hunting men
and two ladies on horseback. (I
26366, July 23, 1908.)
My heart’s in the Highlands; by
Dog wearing a tam-o-
shanter hat. (I 26378, July 23, 1908.)
Ploughman (The); by Cecil, Aldin.
Ploughman ploughing a furrow, the
plough being drawn by two horses. (I
No music to-day; by James Affleck
Shepherd. Five birds attired as waits,
walking in single file through a snow
(I 26369, July 23, 1908.)
Sweet and twenty; by Max Cowper.
| Lady in profile, black hat, low necked
| dress.
(I 26881, July 23, 1908.)
Thank you sir; by Mable Dorothy
Hardy. Two men on horseback pass-
ing through a gate. (I 26365, July 23,
1908. )
Thoro’bred mongrel; by Cecil Aldin.
Dark haired dog with ears pricked up
and open mouth. (I 26379, July 23,
1908.)
Twelve miles from home; by Maly
Dorothy Hardy. Group of -hunting
men and one lady on horseback. (1
26364, July 23, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 32-35, Aug., 1908
LAWRENCE & JELLICOE, LTD.—Con-
tinued.
Where’s your number; by Lawson
Wood. Motor car in snow drift, men
in motor clothes, policeman question-
ing them. (I 26377, July 23, 1908.)
LIFE PUBLISHING co., New York, N. Y.
[21080
~ Woodman, spare that tree; by Bay-
ard Jones. Wood-chopper just com-
mencing to chop down a tree. (I
26349, July 14, 1908.)
McGovern (R. L.), Hartford, Conn.
[21081
Cross bars
Celtic cross monument.
the end of each bar.
23, 1908.)
Mrxer (ENNO), Cincinnati, Ohio.
r [21082, 21083
Bull-dog. English bull-dog standing
in front of an automobile. (I 26358,
uly 22, 1908.)
Great danes. <A pair of great danes,
ne of them standing, one lying down.
r a 26359, July 22, 1908.)
SOYLES (PETER P.), Batavia, N. Y.
[21084
Niagara Falls; postal card on face
(I 263884,
(I 26383, July
lof which is Niagara Falls.
uly 23, 1908.)
MEAL (HH. B.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
_ Miller’s daughter; by Oscar
smith. Girl with small bonnet, sitting
m one of three fiour sacks. (I 264382,
July 29, 1908.)
| [21086
Clemens (Samuel). Bronze medal-
ion with portrait of Mark Twain with
g bushy hair. (1 26397, July 24,
OS.)
OsTHAUS (EpmMuND H.), Toledo, Ohio.
; [21087-21089
Close to game. Three setters on
90int, one standing on a fallen oak.
26430, July 29, 1908.)
ance of their kennels.
1908.)
October evening.
(I 26429, July
Two setters point-
(I 26431, July 29, 1908.)
‘PaRKER (LAWTON), Chicago, Ill.
[21090
| Morris (Nelson). Seated figure of
yentleman, gray hair,
'10n, dark gray suit.
mat, 1908.)
with an imitation of a shamrock on |
Be
Newitt (Manto) & co., Florence, Italy.
ARTS ' 329
PHOTOGRAVURE CO. OF AMERICA, LTD.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [21091
Who’s afraid; by Ben Austrian.
Boston bull pup sitting in corner, look-
ing at a small chicken a little distance
away. (I 26419, July 28, 1908.)
RAPETTI (GIOVANNI), New York, N. Y.
[21092-21098
Bryant (William C.) Statue of
bust, long bushy beard, eyes deeply
set. (I 26433, July 29, 1908.)
Emerson (Ralph W.) Statue of bust,
face thin and small, hair parted on
left. (I 26484, July 29, 1908.)
Holmes (Oliver W.) Statue of bust,
about 60 years old, hair parted on left,
no mustache. (I 26487, July 29,
1908. )
Longfellow (Henry W.) Statue of
bust, about 55 years old, hair parted
on left. (I 264386, July 29, 1908.)
Lowell (James R.) Statue of bust,
hair parted in middle, short beard.
(I 26488, July 29, 1908.)
Poe (Edgar Allen) Statue of bust,
about 33 years old, hair parted on
right, mustache small, high and broad
forehead. (I 26435, July 29, 1908.)
Whittier (John G.) Statue of bust,
about 55 years old, beard covers chin.
(I 26439, July 29, 1908.)
1 photo of each July 21, 1908.
RAYMOND (SuprRE), Paris France.
[21099-21101
Commerce (Le). Bas relief of
Mercury, caduceus in hand running
through clouds. (I 26456, July 31,
1908. )
Danseuse' espagnole. Statue of
Spanish dancer, holding castanets,
_ Expectancy. Seven pointers all look- |
mg with keen expectation through
e in fence corner, one with head-up.
_ through a wood,
florid complex- |
(I 26414, July |
right arm raised. (I 26454, July 31,
1908.)
Laitiére zélandaise. Statue of peas-
ant woman carrying two pails of milk
by means of wooden bar on her
shoulders. (I 26455, July 31, 1908.)
Rotie ¢G. T.), Paris, France.
[21102, 21103
Cerfs dans la neige. Deer passing
in foreground is a
(I 26463, July 31, 1908.)
Cheyreuils aux écoutes avant d’aller
boire. Deer going to drink, they
browse and listen before leaving the
wood. (I 26462, July 31, 1908.)
stag.
830
SAIN (EpovuArD), Paris, France.
[21104-21106
Jeunes pécheurs de truites. Young
Breton peasant boy and girl with
baskets filled with trouts. (I 26464,
July 31, 1908.)
Ophélie.
ing walks into a stream strewing
flowers. (I 26465, July 31, 1908.)
Roses (Les). Young woman reclin-
Ophélie her mind wander- |
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ing on a sofa, she is inhaling bunch |
of roses. (I 26466, July 31, 1908.)
SCHILLER (Oscar), New York, N. Y.
[21107
Big Bill. Stout man mounted on a
large horse.
Mass.
SHARMAN (CHARLES), Boston,
_ VASQUEZ (CARLOS), Barcelona, Spain.
| 26469, July 31, 1908.)
(I 26346, July 21, 1908.) |
Weerts (J. J.) Paris, France.
[21108 |
University at Newton, Mass.; by
Frank Weller Sharman. Proposed
plans. (I 26325, July 2, 1908.)
kneeling on the floor reading cards.
SHEAHAN (DENIS BuUNWorRTH), New |
Ores I; Xs
Master in the temple.
[21109
Plaque in re-
lief, Christ before the wise men in the |
temple. (I 26418, July 27, 1908.)
SoNREL (MLLE.), Paris, France.
[21110
Vierge consolée par les anges. Vir- |
gin seated on a rock surrounded by
angels. (I 26459, July 31, 1908.)
THROCKMORTON (J. W.), Washington,
WR [21111
Meditation. Young woman sitting
on a bench, hands clasped around her
knee. (I 26400, July 24, 1908.)
TILLINGHAST (Mary B.), New York,
fi oe [21112
Revocation of the edict of Nantes.
Louis XIV pointing with his sword to
ascroll. (I 26319, July 15, 1908.)
TOWNE (ALLEN D.), Kirksville, Mo.
[21113
Battle of Kirksville. Federals are
attacking the Confederates,
distance stands the city of Kirksville.
(I 26458, July 31, 1908.)
seated, surrounded by four gospellers.
| Elizabeth Vervalen
Zo (HENRI), Paris, France.
middle |
tleman at ease on a veranda ban
by palms.
&
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v. 3
‘TRADE MARK CO., Chicago, Ill.
[21114
Yama-Yama maid. Outline figure
with the parts made up wholly of
triangles. (I 26457, July 31, 1908.)
VASARRI (EMILIO), Paris, France.
[21115
Cheur de Lassia. Greco-Roman
home, two girls standing, one playing
on flute. (F 26461, July 31, 1908.)
[21116
Gendarmes catalans. Capture of a
young couple by catalan officers. (I
[21117
Gypsie. Red haired young woman
(I 26460, July 31, 1908.)
WILSON ( fREDERICK ),
Manor, N. Y.
St. David. St. David in medallion
with background of scroll work. (I
26332, July 20, 1908.)
WILson (MELBA BEATRICE), New York,
i 4 [21119
Resurrection (The). Our Lord
(I 26899, July 24, 1908.)
WiTMARK (FRANK M.), New York,
faba os 21120
Mister kin I hold your horse; by
Stephens. Team
little boy standing nea
(I 26453, July 30
of horses,
horses heads.
1908. )
Zier (EpouarD), Paris, France. [
Réveil (Le). Young woman lyin
on a couch at a window overlookin
the sea. (I 26467, July 31, 1908.)
[21
Two ladies and a gen
k
(I 26468, July 31, 1908.)
Patio (Le).
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
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PART 4:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS;
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 3
Nos. 36-39
SEPTEMBER, 1908
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1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class I, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
graphs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, 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.
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
account of necessary correspondence.
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 Quincy
Adams, Greenville, Tex. Class H, XXe, no. 115027, August 1, 1908; 2 copies received
August 24, 1908.
ADAMS (JOHN QUINCY), Greenville, | AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
Tex. [21128 Katzenjammer kids. (F 67928, Aug.
Burning of the negro Smith at | 18, 1908.)
Greenville, Tex., 7-28-08. (H 115027, Katzenjammer kids spend just one
Aug. 1, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1908.) day in summer school. (F 67766, Aug.
ArnswortH (A. A.) Chicago, [Il. aes 1908.) ad sr
[21124 Pink Whiskers Jones. (F 67765,
; Aug. 11, 1908.)
Supply men’s convention group. (H
ee iahuooe (F 67931, Aug. 18, 1908.)
114324, Aug. 6, 1908; 1c. Aug. 6, 1908; |
1 ce July 10, 1908.) . — (F 68087, Aug. 25, 1908.)
ALLYN (EUNICE GrBBs), Dubuque, |} —— (F 68232, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Towa. [21125 | — (F 68887, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Have Ia soul? Dolly Varden. (H Too much for [Buster]. (F 67929,
m4571, Aug. 14, 1908; 1 c July 21, | Aug. 18, 1908.)
1908; 1 c. Aug. 14, 1908.) What do you make of such a kid.
AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y. | (# 652384, Sept. 1, 1908.)
[ 21126-21145 What really happened to Puss-in-
Ah! those cute little Katzenjammer x a eH
kids! (F 68288, Sept. 1, 1908.) Boots. (F 68085, Aug. 25, 1908.)
Alas poor Maud! She disappears! | AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER, New
(F 67930, Aug. 18, 1908.) Oth". ¥- [21146-21228
Family reunion. (F 67769, Aug. 11, Coler’s art gallery. (F 68250, Sept.
- 1908.) 2, 1908.)
Gloomy Gus and Montmorency find Foxy quiller bug. (F 67764, Aug.
Happy Hooligan in Africa! (F 68083, | 11, 1908.)
Aug. 25, 1908.) (F 67804, Aug. 12, 1908.)
Happy Hooligan’s man Pea ee —— (F 67831, Aug. 14, 1908.)
| gradually becoming educated. F os bc
67768, Aug. 11, 1908.) SESia TAN: arson, Aug. 15, 1908.)
BM Fer name is Mamie. (F 68230, Sept.| ~~ (# 67911, Aug. 17, 1908.)
1, 1908.) —— (F 67948, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Here’s Tige and his friend. (F| —— (F 67997, Aug. 20, 1908.)
» 65086, Aug. 25, 1908.) —— (F 67981, Aug. 21, 1908.)
Jimmy. (F 67767, Aug. 11, 1908.) — (F 67999, Aug. 22, 1908.)
(F 68084, Aug. 25, 1908.) — (F 68099, Aug. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 68231, Sept. 1, 1908.) ; —— (F 68115, Aug. 27, 1908.)
331
332
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont'd.
(F 68131, Aug. 28, 1908.)
__. (F 68161, Aug. 31, 1908.)
__— (F 68237, Sept. 1, 1908.)
__— (F 68248, Sept. 2, 1908.)
—_— (F 68304, Sept. 4, 1908.)
__— (F 68335, Sept. 5, 1908.)
__— (F 68379, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Grafto the monk.
1908. )
—_— (F 68089, Aug. 25, 1908.)
___— (F 68249, Sept. 2, 1908.)
—__— (F 68305, Sept. 4, 1908.)
Groucho the monk. (IF 67761, Aug.
11, 1908.)
—_—. (F 68000, Aug. 22, 1908.)
_—. (F 68146, Aug. 29, 1908.)
—_— (F 68382, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Hall Room boys. (F 67803, Aug. 12,
1908. )
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—_ (F
——(F
17, 1908.)
19, 1908. )
91, 1908.)
94, 1908. )
26, 1908.)
1, 1908.)
3, 1908.)
5, 1908.)
president.
67910, Aug.
67947, Aug.
67980, Aug.
68068, Aug.
68098, Aug.
68238, Sept.
68270, Sept.
__— _ (F 68334, Sept.
If a woman were
67759, Aug. 11, 1908.)
If I were boss. (F
1908. )
(F
67909, Aug. 17,
(F 68088, Aug. 25, 1908.)
Isn’t he the dog? (F
Aug. 26, 1908.)
(F 68148,
—— (F 68247,
__—— (F 68303, Sept.
(F 683832, Sept.
Knocko the monk.
24, 1908.)
Mrs. Trubbell.
1908. )
a (fF G7932,
Never again.
1908. )
——— (# 67818,
—— (F.67830,
a= (GTO 46,
——=— Ui Grore,
(F 67998,
(EF 68067,
(EF 68097,
(F 68160,
sly 68096,
29, 1908.)
2, 1908.)
4, 1908.)
5, 1908.)
Aug.
Sept.
fe
18, 1908.)
67762, Aug.
Aug.
(F
3, 1908.)
Aug. 14, 1908.)
Aug. 19, 1908.)
Aug. 21, 1908.)
Aug. 22, 1908.)
Aug. 24, 1908.)
Aug. 26, 1908.)
Aug. 31, 1908.)
Aug.
———
(F 67934, Aug. 18. |
(F 68069, Aug.
67802, Aug. 12, |
al,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
a
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont dd.
(F 68236, Sept. 1, 1908.)
(F 68269, Sept. 3, 1908.)
(F 68378, Sept. 8, 1908.)
(F 68381, Sept. 8, 1908.)
| Oh piffle! (F 67710, Aug. 8, 1908. )
(F 67760, Aug. 11, 1908.)
(F 67933, Aug. 18, 1908.)
(F 68144, Aug. 29, 1208.)
(F 68383, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Oh. what’s the use. (F 67763, Aug.
11, 1908.)
— (F 67832,
. 68132,
GS3S80,
me !
Aug. 14, 1908.)
Aug. 28, 1908.)
Sept. 8, 1908.)
(F 68130, Aug. 28,
Pardon
| 1908.)
’ a { F
| Rhymo
15, 1908. )
————— ( F
} ——(F
Song without words.
) 8, 19OS. )
Tightwaddo the monk.
Aug. 8, 1908.)
(F 67819, Aug. 18, 1908.)
_— (F 67956, Aug. 20, 1905S.)
(F 68271, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Town (The) has gone Salome mad.
(F 67859, Aug. 15, 1908.)
Who wants an automobile?
67955, Aug. 20, 1908.)
__— (F 68114, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Wouldn't it make a speed maniac
mad. (F 67712, Aug. 8, 1908.)
29, 1908.)
(F 67860, Aug.
68145, Aug.
the monk.
68113, Aug. 27, 1908.)
68162, Aug. 31, 1908.)
(F 67709, Aug.
(F 67711,
(F
RIOGRAPH CO.,
[21229-21239
(H 114598,
| AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE &
New York, N. Y.
Balked at the
Aug. 15, 1908.)
) 3ehind the scenes.
| 29, 1908.)
altar.
(H 115211, Aug.
Betrayed by hand prints. (H
| 115136, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Coney Island police court. (H
| 115087, Aug. 25, 1908.)
Fatal hour. (H 1143872, Aug. 5%,
| 1908.)
For a wife’s honor. (H 114858, Aug.
| 19, 1908.)
For love of gold.
11, 1908.
Girl and the
| Aug. 29, 1908.)
) Greaser’s gauntlet.
| 6, 1908.)
(H 114479, Aug.
outlaw. (H 115212,
(H 114338, Aug.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
333
nos, 36-39, Sept., 1908
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.—
Continued.
Man and the woman.
Aug. 6, 1908.)
Red girl.
AMERICAN
Mass.
Home.
Merry-go-round.
1908. )
(H 114839,
PRINTING co., Fall
(F 67945, Aug. 19, 1908.)
(F 67674, Aug. 7,
AMERICAN STEREOSCOPIC CO., New York, |
‘9 @
A 95800.
2c. Aug. 19, 1908.)
[21242-21243
A 103417. (H 114884, Aug. 20,
1908. )
ARNOLD (T. F.), Derry, N. H. [21244
Tsienneto lake, Derry, N. H. (H
115117, Aug. 26, 1908.)
BANDHOLTZ (Fred J.),
Iowa. [21245-21252
Beatrice, Nebr. 1, 2. (H 114506,
114507, Aug. 12, 1908; 2 ec. of each
Aug. 138, 1908. )
Clarinda, Ia., Chautauqua assembly.
(H 114502, Aug. 12, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 13,
1908. )
Falls City, Nebr. (H 114508, Aug.
12, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 138, 1908.)
; lowa' nat. guard, 55th inf. 1, 2. (H
114508, 114504, Aug. 12, 1908; 2 ec. of
each Aug. 138, 1908.)
Iowa National Guard, 55th regiment,
1908. (H 114605, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Lincoln, Nebr., 11th and O sts. (H
milano, Aug. 12, 1908; 2 c« Aug. 18;
1908. )
BARBER ASPHALT PAVING Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [2a200
Plant of the Barber asphalt paving
company, Maurer, N. J. (H 114750,
Aug. 15, 1908; 2 c. July 31, 1908.)
Barritt (LEON), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[21254-21256
Barritts reversible gravity globe.
1-8. (H 114933-114934, Aug. 20, 1908.)
BaRTLEY (WILLIAM F.), Brooklyn,
N.Y. [21257
Buggy (The) family.
Aug. 15, 1908.)
Barton & SPOONER CO., Cornwall-on-
Hudson, N. Y. [2125S—21 266
Blacksmith shop. (F 68225, Sept. 1,
1908. )
Lake George, N. Y. 1-4. (H 114558-
114561, Aug. 14, 1908.)
Des Moines,
(H 115322, Sept. 3, 1905.) |
River, |
[21240-21241 |
(H 114714, Aug. 18, 1908; |
(EF 67835,
]
|
|
| BEACH
3ARTON & SPOONER co.—Continued.
Lake George, N. Y., moonlight on.
A-C. (F 68226-68228, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Newport, moonlight at. (F 68224,
| Sept. 1, 1908.) 4
BAUER GAS FIXTURE WoRKS, Philadel-
phia, Pa. [21267-21270
Merry Xmas. (F 68071, Aug. 8,
1908; 2 ce. Aug. 25, 1908.)
Practicability. (F 68074, Aug. 8,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1908. )
Thanksgiving. (F 68073, Aug. 8,
1908; 2 ce. Aug. 25, 1908.)
Utility. (F 68072, Aug. 8, 1908; 2 c.
Aug. 25, 1908.)
(H. M.), Remsen, N. Y.
[21271-21274
Bonaparte Lake, N. Y., Greeting
from. (H 114448, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Canastota, N. Y., Greeting from.
| (A 114446, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Piercefield, N. Y. (H 114445, Aug.
| 10, 1908.)
Pine camp, N. Y. (H 114447, Aug.
10, 1908.)
BELL (JAMES W.) SON & CO., New
york, &.' X. [21275-21289
Afternoon dress.—Auto (The).—
Chesterfield (The) .—Fly-front (The) .—
Frock paddock.—Full dress.—Inver-
ness (The).—IKnock about.—Mansfield
(The).—Morning dress.—New cuts.—
Pleated back.—Rainy weather.—Semi
dress.—Wall street. [15 prints.] (F
68174-68188, Aug. 29, 1908.)
BENJAMIN (ISAAC), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[21290
(H
Taft (William Howard).
115109, Aug. 25, 1908.)
BENNER (Harry M.), Hammondsport.
IN ai Bi [21291-21292
Penn Yan (Steamer), Lake Keuka,
Ike at
June Bug (Aeroplane). 5.
(H 114480-114481, Aug. 11, 1908.)
BERDAN PUBLISHING New York,
Ns Nis [21293-21303
Come on in, Jack.
Coming events cast their shadows
before.
Just we two in our little canoe.
Lead us not into temptation.
Little bit of a piece.
Murphy, do you love butter?
Prayer.
There’s a man in the house.
Tis sweet to love.
CO.,
334
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
BERDAN PUBLISHING Co.—Continued.
Where'd those other fellows go?
Woman’s answer to the vampire.
(F 67867-67877, Aug. 6, 1908; 2 c.
of each Aug. 4, 6, 1908.)
BEVERIDGE (EDYTH CARTER), Rich-
mond, Va. [21304-21306
Richmond, Va., Marshall House 1-3.
(H 114662-114664, July 1, 1908.)
BICKNELL MANUFACTURING CO., Port-
land, Me. [21307-21312
Afternoon. 3790. (H 114888, Aug.
20, 1908. )
Afternoon reflection. 3792. (H
114889, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Birches (The). 3698. (H 114885,
Aug. 20, 1908.)
Echo lake. 3766. (H 114887, Aug.
20, 1908.)
Just after the shower. 3793. (H
114890, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Old man. 3764. (H 114886, Aug. 20,
1908. )
Biree (M. H.) & sons co., Buffalo.
[21313-21333
Interior. 90-110. (H 1143898—
114418, Aug. 10, 1908.)
BLAKESLEE (JAMES D.), Buffalo, N. ¥. | BRAUER (JUSTUS) & SON, INC., Phila-
[21334
Quality Boston. (F 68169, Sept. 1,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1908.)
BLESSING (J. Lymer), Salamanca, N. Y.
[21335-21336
American princess. (H 115320, Sept.
3, 1908.)
Cattaraugus county centennial cele-
bration. (F 67631, July 28, 1908; 2 c.
Aug. 4, 1908.)
Bowser (S. F.) & co., ine., Fort Wayne,
Ind. [21337-21338
Model naptha storage system, cut
815. (F 67404, July 25, 1908; 2 c. Aug.
10, 1908. )
Cut 816. (EF 67540, Aug.’ 3,
1908; 2 ec. Aug. 22, 1908.)
BrRADBurY (G. E.), Buxton Me. [21339
Quillcote, home of Kate Douglas
Wiggin. (H 114039, July 31, 1908; 2
ce. Aug. 5, 1908.)
BRADLEY BROS., Lee, Mass.
[21840-21342
Fifth prize, barred Plymouth rock
cockerel, New York show 1906.
Lee Belle 7th, great-grand daughter
of first prize pullet, New York show
1902.
BRADLEY BROS.—Continued.
Second prize barred Plymouth rock
cock at N. Y. show Jan., 1907.
_ (CF 67777-67779, July 31, 1908.)
Brace (R. E.), Washington, D. C.
[21343
Capitol hatchet. (F 67927, Aug. 18,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 31, 1908.)
PranpD (A.), Washington, D. C.
[21344
Presidents Washington, Jefferson,
Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley. (F 67646,
Aug. 5, 1908.)
BraNDMO (R. E.), Benson, Minn.
[21345-21356
Benson, Minn. 1-12. (H 114960-
114971, Aug. 21, 1908.)
3RANDT (EpwarbD), Chicago, Tl.
[21357
Aug. 24,
Yours, Bill.
1908. )
(F 68045,
BRANSON (BERNICE M.), Lincoln, Nebr.
[21358
Bryan, from Lincoln to Washington,
(F 65221, May 11, 1908; 2¢ July 22
1908. ) *
delphia, Pa. [21359
It's money in your pocket. (G
19484, Aug. 27, 1908.)
BreHM (FREDERICK W.), Rochester,
Na ee [21360-21362
Fighth lake. (H 115238, Aug. 31,
1908. )
Seventh lake. 1-2. (H 115237—
115236, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Bricker (Epwarp C.), Kearney, Nebr.
[21363-21364
Castor freak. (H 114498, Aug. 11,
1908; 2 ec. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Tornado freak. (H 114499, Aug. 11,
1908; 2 ec. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Brown (Evetina), Trempealeau, Wis.
[21365-21369
Le Moille, Minn., U. S. gov’t quarry,
opposite Trempealeau, Wis. (H 114138,
| Aug. 1, 1908.)
Trempealeau, Wis. 1-4. (H114134—
114137, Aug. 1, 1908.)
Brown (Monte F.). Seattle. Wash.
[21370
Here's to a good time in the home
nest, Seattle, Aug. 11 to 15, 1908. (H
/ 114419, Aug. 10, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
Brown (WILLIAM SEAMAN), New York,
N. Y [21371
Chancellors and vice-chancellors of
New Jersey from 1776-1908. (F 67011,
July 11, 1908; 2c. Aug. 24, 1908.)
GRYANT (WM. DANIEL), Elmburst, Cal.
[21372
Muir glacier, taken from S. 8S. Spo-
kane, July 7, 1908. (H 114599, Aug.
17, 1908. )
BurcHtaw (CHAS. A.), White Haven,
Tes [21373-21374
Diet cure. 1, 2. (F 67756, 67757, |
Aug. 7, 1908.)
Burcess (W. E.), Scottsville, Va.
[21375
Confederate veterans.
the Henry Gantt camp at Scottsville,
Va., July 21, 1908.
~ 1908.)
- BurrericK pup. co., New York, N. Y.
[21376 |
| 3, 1908.)
Reunion of |
(H 114175, July 27, |
American girl. (F 67758, Aug. 11, |
1908. )
CAMPBELI. (BENJAMIN SMITH), Nor- |
folk, Va. [21377 |
Virginia Beach. (H 115096, Aug. 25,
1908. ) :
CARPENTER (CHARLES T.), Philadel- |
phia, Pa. [21378 |
Chicago national league, portrait |
memeads. (F 68135, Aug. 29, 1908; 2 c.
_ Aug. 20, 1908.)
Century co., New York, N. Y.
[21379-21384 |
Lincoln and his son Tad.
» Lincoln at the time he made the
_ Cooper Union speech.
Lincoln during his presidency. 1-4.
(F 68256-68261, Sept. 3, 1908.)
HeCHAPMAN (KE. F.), Hartland, Wis.
Hartland, Wis., Main st. (H 112912,
July 6, 1908: 2 ¢. July 23, 1908.)*
Pine lake, Wis., Che-ne-qua landing. |
_ (H 112911, July 6, 1908; 2 ¢. July 23,
1908.) *
_CuHEsLEY (G. L.), Pipestone, Minn.
; [21387
_ Pipestone, Minn., Falls of Winne-
PH wissa. (H 114656, Aug. 17, 1908.)
: CHICKERING (ELMER), Boston, Mass.
4 [21388-21393
— Law (Mabel), head and shoulders.
" (H 114975, Aug. 21, 1908.)
| profile. (H 114566, Aug.
\ 14,
1908.)
AND PRINTS, ETC. 335
CHICKERING (ELMER)—Continued.
Moran (Helen B.), profile view,
3nead and shoulders. (H 114347, Aug.
7, 1908.)
——2, 3. (H 114564, 114565, Aug.
14, 1908.)
Rae (Miss A. E.), head and
shoulders. (H 115185, Aug. 28, 1908.)
CLARK (Ezra E.), Springfield, Mass.
[21394
Sagamore Beach property, looking
southwest. (H 114370, Aug. 8, 1908.)
CLARKE (FREDERIC COLBURN), New
York, hi. Y. [21395-21396
Marathon winners.
Olympic athletes. (H 115346-
115347, Sept. 4, 1908.)
CLaTwortHy (F. P.), Estes Park,
Colo.
From Gem lake.
[21397-21400
(H 114224, Aug.
From Steads.
1908. )
Gem lake.
Longs peak.
1908. )
(H 114223, Aug. 3,
(H 114225, Aug. 3, 1908.)
( Ti4ze,. Aug. “s,
Washington,
[21401
(H
CLINEDINST
gy &
Prominent political orators. 1.
115251, Sept. 1, 1908.)
(B." M.),
| CopuRN (A. LANGDON), London, Eng-
land. [21402
Lucas (E. V.) (F 67653, July 30,
1908. )
CoFFEE (FRANK), Sydney, Australia.
[21403-21412
Australian artists, 1-9. (F 67529-
| 675387, Aug. 3, 1908.)
[21385-21386 |
CoLBy (VINCENT V.), Denver, Colo.
| [21413-21415
I ain’t afraid to go home in the
dark. (F 68119, Aug. 28, 1908.)
I’m afraid to go home in the dark.
(F 68117, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Now. don’t go away and talk about
us. (F 68118, Aug. 28, 1908.)
CoLE (WILLIAM M.), jr., New York,
Ne Oe. [21416-21418
Taft (Wm. H.), the square dealer.
(F 68229, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Taft-evelt (My policies). (G 19248,
Aug. 3, 1908; 2 ec. Sept. 1, 1908.)
William. (G 19285, Aug. 4, 1908;
2 @ Sept. 2, 1908.)
336
CotuieR (P. F.) & soN, New ‘York,
TNs cas [21419-21420
Bryan (William Jennings). (H
115081, Aug. 18, 1908; 2 e aera,
1908. )
Don (Le) de Dieu.
(1908,)
CoNNER (FRED. J.), Detroit, Mich.
[21421
Taft (William H.) (H 114657, Aug.
Lt, 1908: 2. ec). Ang. 21, 1308.)
CooverRT (J. C.), Memphis, Tenn.
[21422-21425
Memphis warehouse co. A to D.
(H 114454-114457, Aug. 10, 1908.)
(F 67667, Aug.
CoRNMAN (C. C.), Kellertown, Iowa.
[21426
Yankee pig. (KF 67806, July 31,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1908.) —
Coupow stTupio, Atlanta, Ga.
[ 21427-21429
Carter (Hon. W. Yancey) 1-3. (H
115137-115139, Aug. 27, 1908; 2 ec. Aug.
26, 1908. )
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO, Buffalo, N. Y.
[21430-21465
Arrival of the Broadway stars. (G
19444, Aug. 18, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 19,
1908. )
Barton (Charles) and his gaiety
girls, all to the good. (G 19414, Aug.
14, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1908.)
Bashful Mary. (G 19272, Aug. 6,
1908. )
Casey and the Butt. (G 19265, Aug.
5, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1908.)
Chandler (Anna).
13, 1908; 2.¢. Aug. 19, 1908. }
Cooper (Henry L.) as Happy Heinie.
(G 19266, Aug. 5, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 6,
1908. )
Everybody gets paid on Saturday.
(G 19244, July 31, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1,
1908. )
Father. (G 19459, Aug.
nit, Aug, 21, 1908.)
Hackett (Norman) 5731. (G 19411,
Aug. 14, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1908.)
—— 5732.
2 ¢., Aug. 15, 1908. )
Hazing the jungle. (G 19458, Aug.
19, 1908; 2 ce. Aug. 20, 1908.)
Here’s to the jockey who goes the
pace. (G 19247, Aug. 3, 1908; 2 c Aug.
4, 1908. )
His mother-in-law. (G 19410, Aug.
14, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1908.)
20, 1908;
(G 19447, Aug. |
(G 19449, Aug. 18, 1908; |
|
| 19412, Aug. 14, 1908: 2 © Aug, 15,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
COURIER CO. OF BUFFALO—Continued.
Hitchcock (Raymond) & Eddie Foy,
two great comedians. (G 19445, Aug.
18, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1908.)
It’s all mine. (G 19450, Aug. 18,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1908.)
Jungle (The). (G 19463, Aug. 20,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Keep your eye on the leaders. (G
19246, Aug. 3, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1908.)
McLaughlin (Bob), comedian. (G
1908. )
McRae (Tom), comedian.
Aug. 6, 1908.)
Making the hit of his life. (G 19460,
Aug. 20, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1908.)
Mary, Mary quite contrary.
19273, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Military Mary. (G 19268, Aug. 5,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1908.)
(G 19404, Aug.
(G 19277,
(G
Mooney & Sweeney.
10, 1908.)
Old guards of fun and folly. (G
| 19276, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Smoke, noise, grassweed & cutie.
(G 19243, July 31, 1908; 2 ce. Aug. 4,
1908. )
Opening of the first bottle. (G
| 19413, Aug. 14, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 16,
1908. )
Sweeney and his sweethearts. (G
19409, Aug. 14, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 15,
1908, )
Tipton (Geo.) (G 19461, Aug. 20,
1908 ;-2 ec. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Trying to butt in. (G 19415, Aug.
14, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1908.)
Two (The) pikers. (G 19248, Aug.
| 3, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
|
Under the hat.
1908. )
Waltzing Mary. (G 19267, Aug. 5,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 6, 1908.)
Wood (Maurice) (G 19446, Aug. 18,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1908.)
Yes. (G 19448, Aug. 18, 1908; 2 ©
Aug. 19, 1908.)
You are mine as I am yours—the
blow. ° (G 19462, Aug. 20, 1908; 2 ¢.
Aug. 21, 1908.)
4th of July.
1908. )
CRAVEN (M. B.), Evanston, Ill. [21466
Fox lake, Ill.,- yacht race (H
114189, Aug. 38, 1908.)
(G 19274, Aug. 6,
(G 19275, Aug. 6,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos, 36-39, Sept., 1908
CRAWFORD, McGresor & CANBY CO.,
Dayton, Ohio. [21467
If a woman’s foot could talk. (F
68018, June 27, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 21,
1908. )
CUNNINGHAM (A. W.), Grinnell, Iowa.
[21468-21469
AND PRINTS, ETC. 337
Dawson (W. L.)—Continued.
Confidence game, the northeast
murre colony, Carroll Islet. (114898,
| Aug. 20, 1908.
Moonlight on the campus. (H
115253, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Summertime. (H 115252, Sept. 1], |
1908. )
9)
ec. of each Aug. 31, 1908.
CURTIS & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
Art, by Edwin Austin Abbey. (H
115208, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Law, by Edwin Austin Abbey. (H
115207, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Mammy, by Wm. L. Taylor. 11 by 14.
8 by 10.
7908.) —
Religion, by
(H 115206, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Science, by Edwin Austin
(H 115209, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Science revealing the treasures of the
(H 115199-115200, Aug. 29,
Abbey.
earth, by Edwin Austin Abbey. (H
115202, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Spirit of light, by Edwin Austin
Abbey. (H 115205, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Spirit of religious liberty, by Edwin
Austin Abbey. (H 115208, Aug. 29,
1908. )
Spirit of Vulcan, by Edwin Austin
Abbey. (H 115204, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Young fisherman, by Fred _ G.
Quimby. (H 115201, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Davipson (D. NEwToNn), Washington,
. [21481
Gibbons (Cardinal (H
114458, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Dawson (JOHN W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[21482-21490
Idaho (U. S. S.), officers and crew.
18s0 A. (H 1143861, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Kansas (U. 8S. S.) 1804 A-1808 A.
(H 1143856-114369, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Mississippi (U.S.S.) 1883 A, 1886 A,
2887 A. (H 1143862-114364, Aug. 7,
1908. )
Dawson (W. L.) Seattle, Wash.
[21491-21524
Baby mousers; young long-eared
owls. (H 114901, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Cloud cap. (H 114910, Aug.
1908. )
Cold spring butte; south exposure.
(H 114926, Aug. 20, 1908.)
James )
20,
| catcher
Edwin Austin Abbey. |
Evening sky.
T9O8. )
Facing the tide: Amer. mew gulls in
east waterway, Seattle. (H 114902,
Aug. 20, 1908.)
(H 114909, Aug. 20.
Kallen robe. (H 114913, Aug. 20,
1908. )
Fort of Nisqually glacier from gov-
ernment road. (H 114906, Aug. 20,
[21470-21480 | 1905.)
Nis-
20,
Glimpse of Mt. Rainier from the
qually glacier. (H 114907, Aug.
1908. )
Gulls taking wing, tide flats, Seattle.
(H 114922, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Hard cradle: nest of black oyster-
on Destruction Island. (H
114896, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Morning in paradise. (H 114904,
Aug. 20, 1908.)
Mt. Tacoma siskins. (H 114923,
Aug. 20, 1908.)
Mountain Sabbath.
20, 1908.)
Nest and eggs of cinnamon teal.
114899, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Nest and eggs of sooty grouse; the
(H 114903, Aug.
(H
oak-leaf nest. (H 114900, Aug. 20,
1908. )
Nest and eggs of the redhead. (H
114897, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Night-cap. (H 114911, Aug. 20,
1908. )
Nooning (The): barn swallows on
telegraph wires. (H 114916, Aug. 20,
1908. )
Peechwah, one of the Olympiades;
gulls startled by report of gun. (H
114915, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Pigeon guillemots on Williamson
rocks. (H 114925, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Rock-tooth and reefs, giants’ grave-
yard group. (H 114895, Aug. 20,
1908. )
Slniskin ptarmigan. 1-5. (H
114917-114921, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Six little siskins. (H 114924, Aug.
20, 1908.)
Surf at Granville. (H 114894, Aug.
20, 1908.)
Tatoosh pinnacles.
20, 1908.)
Tritons (The)
908. )
(H 114905, Aug.
(H 114895, Aug. 20,
1
338 CATALOGUE OF
Dawson (W. L.)—Continued.
Unveiling (The) (H 114912, Aug.
20, 1908.)
With unclouded brow. (H 114908, |
Aug. 20, 1908.)
Young white-crested cormorants on
the Grenville arch. (H 114914, Aug.
20, 1908.) }
De Camp (JOHN G.), Chicago, Il.
[21525
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 2. 8, ¥.3
DETROIT PUBLISHING COMPANY—Con.
Homestead steel works. 1-2. (H
| 114979-114980, Aug. 21, 1908.)
Hutchinson, Kansas, Hotel Bisonte,
015599, O7OS819, 070820. (H 115130-
| 115132, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Last council meeting in old city hall. |
(H 113731, July 21, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 10,
1908. )
DEHNHOFF (K.), New York, N. Y.
[21526
Young republicans. (F 67755, Aug.
11, 1908. )
Denver Post, Denver, Colo.
[21527-21536
Adventures of the little Post Wantad.
21. (F 67817, Aug. 13, 1908.)
——22. (F 67953, Aug. 20, 1908.)
—— 23. (F 68111, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Fall camp. (F 68365, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Stunts. 1. (iF Aug. 10,
1908. )
67737,
»
Ee.
4
Water
1908. )
(F 67895,
(F 68158,
(F 68364,
hole. (F
Aug. 17, 1908.)
Aug. 31, 1908.)
Sept. 8, 1908.)
67738, Aug. 10,
De SCHAUM MOTOR SYNDICATES, Buf-
falo, N. Y. [21537
We Germans together
Side by each. Aug. 13,
1908. )
DETROIT PUBLISHING COMPANY, Detroit,
must
(EF
hang
67812,
Funk.
Mich. [21538-21598
American belle. (H 114852, Aug.
19, 1908. )
Apotheosis of Pittsburg. 1-3. (H |
115248-115245, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Ave Maria. (H 114460, Aug. 10,
1908. )
Boston, Mass. 1-2. (H 114596-
114597, Aug. 15, 1908.)
institute, Pittsburg, hall
(H 115373-115374,
Carnegie
of sculpture. A, B.
Sept. 5, 1908.)
Denver, Colo. 1-9.
115148, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Dutch gentleman. (H 114855, Aug.
19, 1908.)
Going out to sea.
15, 1908. )
(H 114577, Aug. |
'
(H 115140- |
Jeanne. (H 114853, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Manitou, Colo. 1-3. (H 114976—-
114978, Aug. 21, 1908.)
Mackinac island,
down from old fort.
3. 1908.)
Mother and child; after Hugo Bal-
lin. (H 114263, Aug. 3, 1908.)
New York, 1-18. (H 114578-114595,
Aug. 15, 1908.)
1-3. (H 115149-115151, Aug.
27, 1908.)
New York sky line.
20, 1908. )
Nordhoff, Cal. creek
1158238, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Petite (La) Angeline, after Wilhelm
Funk. (H 114850, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Seton (Ann). after Wilhelm Funk.
(H 114940, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Spotswood (Mrs.), after Wilhelm
Mich., looking
(H 115324, Sept.
(H 114941, Aug.
road. (H
Funk. (H 114854, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Study in black, after Wilhelm
(H 114851, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Worship of the Magi. 1-8.
114461-114468, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Dr Winpt (Mrs. E. C.), Atlantic City,
NW. 4a. [21599
What are the wild waves saying, yes-
terday, to-day and forever. (HH 114747,
Aug. 6, 1908; 2 c. July 29, 1908.)
YoucH (JoHN), New York, N. Y.
[21600
(I° 67665, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Dickson (CHAPLAIN), Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex. [21601
Machine gun behind stone wall. 1.
(H 115272, Sept. 2, 1908.)
(H
DE
Dessert.
Dirson (OLIVER) COMPANY, Boston,
Mass. [21602-21603
Donizetti. (F 68082, Aug. 25, 1908.)
Easy dance music. (F 68081, Aug.
25, 1908.)
Doty (FE. E.), Belding, Mich.
Dodge (J. W.) as Prince Noel.
114307, Aug. 5, 1908.)
[21604
(H
_Doveras (WitLtiAM), North Bend,
Oreg. ‘ [21605
Freak. (H 115319, Sept. 3, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 86-39, Sept., 1908
Dow (J. M.), Ogdensburg, N. Y.
[21606-21607
chip Til, 1, 2.
Aug. 14, 1908.)
DRAKE (J. D.), Silverton, Oreg. [21608
At the spring. (H 1150388, Aug. 24,
1908. )
Eppy (Ropert), Wilwaukee, Wis.
[21609
Sting your friends. (G 19472, Aug.
26, 1908. )
EDISON MANUFACTURING CO.,
1 aE
Comedy in black and white. Scenes
1-2. (H 115348-115349, Sept. 4, 1908.)
Heard over the ’phone.
(H 115850-115353, Sept. 4, 1908.)
Life’s game of cards. 1-4.
114848-114346, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Romance of a war nurse.
1-6. (H 114785-114740, Aug.
1908. )
When Ruben comes to town. Scenes
1 to 4. (H 114567-114570, Aug. 14,
1908. )
EpMoNSTON (Davin B.), Washington,
DEC. [21630-21632
Taft (Wm. H.) 1-3. (H~-114835-
114337, Aug. 6, 1908. )
HeriyHor (FF. L.), Dubuque, Iowa.
Scenes
18,
[21633 |
Dubuque, Iowa. Greeting from. (F
'67899, Aug. 17, 1908.)
HICKEMEYER (Rupotur), Yonkers, N. Y.
[21634-21637
Edge of the woodland.—Song of the
brook.—Song of the thrush.—Spring-
meme. (H 115213-115216, Aug. 29, |
1908. ) |
ELDER (PAuL) & co., San Francisco,
Cal. [21638-21666 |
All’s blue.
he at Christmas tyde. (F 68217, Aug.
22, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Avoid suspicion. (F 68195, Aug. 13,
1908. ) |
Be strong. (F 68209, Aug. 18, 1908.)
Brief prayer. (F 68218, Aug. 18,
1908.)
Brighter side. (F 68194, Aug. 18, |
1908.)
Concerning the foolishness of fowls.
(I 68199, Aug. 18, 1908.)
Contrariness. (F 68198, Aug. 18,
1908. )
Desiderata. Ch "GS204.° (Alm 13.
1908.)
(H 114562, 114563, |
Orange, |
[21610-21629 |
Scenes 1-4. |
(H |
(F 68192, Aug. 13, 1908.) |
| 1908.)
AND PRINTS, ETC. 339
| Exper (Pau) & co.—Continued.
Don’t git sorry for
68197, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Feed thy soul. (F 68212, Aug. 13,
yerself. (F
For all of us. (F 68196, Aug. 13,
| 1908.)
Happiness versus trouble. (F 68200,
Aug. 13, 1908.)
Heart that dares. (F 68207, Aug.
| 138, 1908.)
Joy. (F 68216, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Life is but once. (F 68190, Aug. 13,
| 1908.)
Life’s mirror. (F 68206, Aug. 13,
1908. )
Life’s purpose. (F 68201, Aug. 13,
1908. )
Little word, a little song. (F 68214,
| Aug. 13,
1908. )
Man worth while.
13, 1908. )
Never strike sail
68211, Aug. 13, 1908.)
(F 68189, Aug. 13,
(F 68191, Aug.
fo a Year. (F
Optimist’s creed.
1908. )
Prayer (A). (F 68208, Aug. 13,
1908. )
Road to laughter town. (F 68205,
| Aug. 13, 1908.)
Sleep to wake. (F 68210, Aug. 13,
1908. )
Sunshine philosophy.
Aug. 13, 1908.)
Thanksgiving.
(F 68215,
(F 68202, Aug. 18,
| 1908.)
World worth living in. (F 68193,
Aug. 13, 1908.)
World's need. (F 68208, Aug. 18,
1908. )
ELLIoTT (CHAS. H.) co., Philadelphia,
Par [21667
Moon light by the bridge. (F 67655,
| Aug. 6, 1908.)
Hison (A. W.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[21668-21674
march, by Schreyer.
27, 1908. )
by dc Pe Mallet: Gr
T1908 "2° G. Aus. 2a,
Arabs on the
(H 115152, Aug.
Coming storm,
67977, Aug. 21,
1908.)
Hamlet on the Seine, by C. F. Dau-
bisny, JAE Grero,, Awe. 21, 1908 > Bsc.
Aug. 27, 1908.)
Interior of a cottage, by Josef
Israels. (F 67974, Aug. 21, 1908; 2c.
Aug. 27, 1908.)
340
ELson (A. W.) & co.—Continued.
Knitting lesson, by J. F. Millet. (F |
67978, Aug. 21, M908; 2 «, Aug, 27,
1908. ) |
Road to Concarneau, by William
Picknell. (F 67973, Aug. 21, 1908; 2 c.
Aug. 27, 1908.)
Wood gatherers, by J. C. B. Corot. |
(F 67976, Aug. 21, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 27, |
1908. )
SLTON (A. J.), Eugene, Oreg. )
| 21675-21676
Lower ‘Taft. (H 114279, Aug. 4,
1908. )
Upper Taft. (H 114278, Aug. 4,
1908. )
EMERY (CHARLES E.), Colorado
Springs, Colo. [21677-21678 |
Conference Rep. party leaders, west |
OF Mor river... yim (H 114748,
114749, July 24, 1908.)
EMPIRE COMPANY, Washington, D. C.
[21679
Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. Ship-
ping big guns to Indian Head proving
grounds. (H 114501, Aug. 12, 1908.)
ENNIS. (Mrs. C. C.), Washington, D.C. |
[21680 |
Adam’s coat of arms. (F 63463, |
Mar. 11, 1908; 2 ec. May 28, 1908.)*
ERMERINS (JOHN M.), Detroit, Mich. —
[21681-21683 |
Climb into the band wagon.
Don’t let him monkey with the buzz
Saw. ;
Square deal for all.
(I 67959-67961. Aug. 21, 1908.) |
EXVERYBIDY'S Detroit, |
Mich. [21684
Detroit, Mich., North Baptist Church.
10988. (F 67723, July 27, 1908.)
FAIRBANK (N. K.) co., Chicago, Il.
| 21685-21692 |
Composite photograph of presidents.
—— Supplements A-G.
(H 115188-115195, Aug.
2c. of each Aug. 19, 1908.)
FAWCETT Washington,
6 ak B8 [21693-21714
Curtis (Francis)—Dover (Elmer)—
Gardner (Frank B.)—Murray (Robert |
H.)—Phillips (Howard W.)—Stewart |
(J. A.)—Stone (Wm. F.)—Trueheart |
T.) |
BIBLE CLASS,
28, 1908;
(WALDON ),
(Philip W.)—Williams (James
(H 114198-114206, Aug. 3; 1908.)
Taft as a golfer. 1-8. (H 114190- |
114197, Aug. 3, 1908.) )
Views of dirigible balloon test. 1-5. |
(H 114280-114284, Aug. 4, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
| 67962, Aug 21, 1908.)
| FENNELL
| 114319, Aug. 6, 1908.)
|; team.
19, 1908.)
Fournier (Pau), East Aurora, N. Y.
| 114867, Aug. 7,
| 21, 1908.)
| Springs.
Frost (CHARLES C.), Grundy Center
| 114235-114238, Aug. 3, 1908.)
| Girrorp (BENJAMIN A.), The Dalles
pt. Iv, 0. s., v.3
FELSENTHAL (G.) & co., Chicago, Ill.
[21715-21717
Boy and goat in motion. (F 67964,
Aug. 21, 1908.)
Clown and dog in motion. (F
Tramps drinking
67963, Aug. 21, 1908.)
(J. W.), Braddock, Pa.
[21718
(H
in motion. (F
Champions of prosperity.
Ito (Isaac), Fairmont, Minn. [21719
House built upon a rock. (H
115369, Sept. 5, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1908. )
IFotey (EE. F.),
New York, N: ¥.
[21720-21722
Conway (Patrick J.) (H 114647,
Aug. 17, 1908.)
Mackid, (Miss Mary)
Aug. 10, 1908.)
Roosevelt (President) and Olympic
(H 115366, Sept. 5, 1908.)
(H 114459,
Foss (Ropertr A.), Laconia, N. H.
[21723-21724
Belknap mountains, (H_ 11487],
Aug. 19, 1908.)
City by the lakes. (H 114870, Aug.
[21725-21728
Fletcher (Horace) 1,2. (H 1143866,
1908. )
Hubbard (Elbert & Alice). ({
114365, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Putnam (Frank) (H 114972, Aug
Fripay (R. C. W.), Sigourney, Lowa.
[217
Camasites, Flathead reservation, Ho
(H 114602, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Iowa. [21730-217
Alone. (H 114234, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Grundy Center, Iowa. 1-4. ([
GAITES (Jos. M.), New York, N. Y.
[ 2173:
Puzzle! Where are the three twins
(F 67563, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Oregon. [21736-2175
Columbia River. A2, 199, 237b, 254
254, 325, 235. (EF 68021-68027, July 20,
1908. )
os. 36-39, Sept., 1908
GIFFORD (BENJAMIN A.)—Continued.
Dalles (The), Ore.; seining salmon.
65. (F 68029, July 20, 1908.)
Memaloose Island. 208. (F 68030,
July 20, 1908.)
Mt. Adam from Trout lake. 231.
(i 68031, July 20, 1908.)
Mt. Hood from Lost lake. 230. (F
8032, July 20, 1908.)
O. KR. & N. 244, 238, 237a, 240, 210,
(IF GS033-68037, July 20, 1908. )
Old Fort Dalles. 298, 299. (IF G803S—
GS039, July 20, 1908.)
Royal Ann’s, actual size, from The
Dalles, Ore., the cherry city. 261. (IF
68028, July 20, 1908.)
Gorrze (OTTo DANUAL), Nome, Alaska.
[21755
Nome, Alaska, beautiful surf seen
on Nome beach, S. S. Northwestern.
(H 115210, Aug. 29, 1908.)
GOLLING (BENJAMIN C.), St. Paul,
Minn. [ 21756-21762
-Treland (Arch Bishop) 1-8 (H
914482-114489, Aug. 11, 1908; 2 c. each
Aug. 3, 1908.)
'GOODKIND (Emit), New York, N. Y.
Universal G. & R. millinery
graph code. (F 67411, June 25, 1908;
2c. July 25, 1908.)
MGOODMAN (S.), New York, N. Y.
[21764-21767
14.
Station. (EF 67751-67754, Aug.
11, 1908. )
Gowpy (M. B.), Edenton, N. C. [21768
Bond (Miss Margaret). (H 114497,
fAug. 11, 1908; 2 c. June 4, 1908.)
“GRaBILL (B. E.), Fayetteville, Ark.
[21769-21774
College avenue.—Girls’ dormitory.—
Looking south—Mount Nord.—Old
South.—U. of A. batallion. (H 114954—
114959, Aug. 21, 1908.)
GRAHAM (CHARLES F.), Boston, Mass.
[21775
Benevolent and protective order of
pelks. (IF 68092, Aug. 22, 1908.)
S.), Springfield, Mass.
[21776-21807
' Bailey’s island, Maine. The Albert
-D. Willard of Portland setting sail for
fishing grounds. (H 114537, Aug. 18,
1908.)
» Casco bay, Maine. 1-15.
114536, Aug. 13, 1908.)
GRAVES (GEORGE
(H 114522-
f
i
*
Pe
[21765 |
tele- /
24, 1908.)
New York City, Pennsylvania R. R. |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
at
d41
GRAVES (GEORGE S.)—Continued.
New Meadow river, Maine. Steamer
Alliquippa, Queen of the fleet. (H
114538, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Popham Beach, Maine. Popham
pines. (H 114539, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Springfield, Mass. 1-13. (H 114541-
114553, Aug. 13, 1908.)
| Three Islands, New Meadows river,
Maine. (H 114540, Aug. 13, 1908.)
GRAVES (HENRY) & Cco., Itd., London,
England. [21808
tatisbon; etching by Abel Jamas,
after R. Caton Woodville.
Aug. 22, 1908.)
(F 67985,
GRAY (CHAS. A.), Washington. D. C.
[21809
Taft (Hon. 67625,
Aug. 4, 1908.)
Wm. H.) (F
GRAY LITHOGRAPH CO., New York, N. Y.
[21810-21822
Dawn of the flag. (G 19474, Aug.
27, 1908.)
Red Eagle. (G 19246, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Santa Claus _- series. 1-10. (G
19517-19526, Sept. 1, 1908; 2 ¢. of each
Aug. 26, 1908.)
Something doing. 19470,
(G Aug.
(A. 8.), Port Jefferson,. N.Y.
[21823-21825
Pork tity. (HH 194951, ah,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 22, 1908.)
Steamboat dock, 1-2. (H 114952-
1149538; Aug. 21, 1808; 2 ¢. Aus 22.
1908. )
(GREENE
Aug.
GROLLMAN (I.), Chicago, Il.
[21826-21841
Clean sweep.—Democracy at bat.—
Democracy knocked out.—Democracy
leads.—Democracy makes home run.
Draw.—Four years more.—G. O. P.
at bat.—G. O. P. knocked out.—G. O. P.
leads.—G. O. P. makes home run.—
Get out.—Shaking hands.—Start.—
Tails go with the heads.—You can’t
come in. [16 prints.] (EF 6750S—
67523, Aug. 1, 1908.)
Work “IN. Uy.
[21842
(G 19269, Aug. 5,
Gross (EpwarbD), New
College widow.
1908. )
GRovE (Pau F.), Washington, D. C.
[218438
-This may happen in your home. (F
68108, Aug. 27, 1908.)
342
HAINES PHOTO COMPANY,
Ohio. [21844-21855 |
Golden gate. (H 115161, Aug. 28,
1908.)
Grotto geyser. (H 115163, Aug. 28, |
1908. )
Grand canon of the Yellowstone; 1.
(H 115162, Aug. 28, 1908. )
Pike’s Peak summit. 10 by 55 in.
(H 114946, Aug. 21, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1908. )
Portland, MBird’s-eye view. (H
114842, Aug. 6, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1908.)
——river scene. (H 114341, Aug. 6,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1908.)
Tacoma, Wash. 1-2. (H 114947-
114948, Aug. 21, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1908. )
Yellowstone falls, 1. (H 115164,
Aug. 28, 1908.)
lake. (H 115165,
1908. )
——river. 1 &
115167, Aug. 28, 1908.)
9
a
(H 115166—
Conneaut, |
| 22, 1908.)
| 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Hart, SCHAFFNER & MAarx—Continued.
Faithful friend. (F 67696, Aug. 8,
Fall morning.
1908. )
Fancier (The)
(F 67989, Aug. 22,
(F 67987, Aug. 22,
- 1908.)
For the cause. (F 67692, Aug. 8,
1908.)
Fun maker. (F 67991, Aug. 22,
1908. )
Going to business. (F 67992, Aug.
Going up town. (F 67687, Aug. 8,
| 1908.)
Aug. 28, |
(F 67693, Aug. 8, 1908.)
(F 67990, Aug. 22,
Good show.
Latest news.
1908. )
Message (The)
1908.)
On the boulevard.
1908. )
Ready for the road.
(F 67695, Aug. 8,
(IF 67694, Aug. 8,
(F 67686, Aug.
| 8, 1908.)
HARRIS (FREDERIC WILSON), Bingham- |
ton, IN. Xe
Quaker Lake, Pa. 1-9.
115047, Aug. 24, 1908.)
Harris & Ewinc, Washington, D. C.
[21865-21866
Berryman cartoon O. K. T. R. (H
114896, Aug. 8, 1908.)
Hiteheock (Frank H.)
July 22, 1908.)
(H 113763,
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX, Chicago, Il.
[21867-21891
Across the bay. (F 67682, Aug. 8,
1908.)
Afternoon ecall.
1908. )
At the ball game.
22, 1908.)
At the vaudeville.
22, 1908.)
(F 679938, Aug. 22,
(F 67995, Aug.
Buying fruit. (F 67685, Aug. 8,
1908.)
Caller (The) (F 67988, Aug. 22,
1908. )
Capture (The) (F 67690, Aug. 8,
1908. )
Comrades. (F 67688, Aug. 8, 1908.)
Fair play. (F 67691, Aug. 8, 1908.)
[21856-21864 |
CH 115039— |
Rough rider. (F 67689, Aug. 8,
1908. )
Trimming the tree. (F 67683, Aug.
8, 1908.)
Voyager (The) (F 67684, Aug. 8,
| 1908.)
Watching the flight. (F 67986, Aug.
22, 1908.)
Harvey (Frep), Kansas City, Mo.
[21892-21920
Across the canyon from Columbus
point. (H 1144538, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Albuquerque, N. Mex. 7946, 9921,
9991, 10918. (F 67545-67548, Aug. 3,
1908. )
Altar of Snake fraternity of Hopi
Indians. 10985. (F 67560, Aug. 3,
1908.)
Ash Fork, Ariz., Indian building,
(F 67994, Aug. |
/
)
the Escalante. 10965. (F 67556, Aug.
3, 1908.)
Bisoute hotel, town side. (H 115002,
, Aug. 22, 1908.)
track side. (H 115008, Aug.
22, 1908; 2 c. June 19, 1908.)
Bright angel creek from O’Neil’s
point. (H 114451, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Elle of Ganado. 9996, 9999.
67551, 67552, Aug..3, 1908.)
9999, (F 67736, Aug. 10, 1908.)
(F
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
Harvey (FRep)—Continued.
Estufa or sacred meeting place, near
Albuquerque, N. Mex. 10990. (F
67562, Aug. 3, 1908.)
First Santa Fe train. 10947. (F.
67554, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Fisher’s peak, Colo. 10945. (F
67734, Aug. 10, 1908.)
——near Trinidad. 10945. (F
67553, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Grand Canyon, Ariz., 8797, 8798.
(F 67549, 67550, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Grand Canyon from O’Neil’s point.
(H 114450, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Hopi maiden dressing hair. 10979.
(F 67558, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Indian men in ceremonial dancing
costume. 10989. (F 67561, Aug. 3,
1908. )
Las Vegas, N. Mex., Hotel Caste-
neda. 10962. (F 67555, Aug. 3, 1908.)
(F 68109, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Looking east from Columbus point.
(H 114452, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Powamu altar of the Hopi Indians.
10984. (IF 67559, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Raton tunnel. 10977. (F 67557,
Aug. 3, 1908.)
(EF 67735, Aug. 10, 1908.)
11974.
Santa Fe round house. (EF
68110, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Harcuer (THURSTON), Macon, Ga.
[21921
' Feeding time. (H 114855, Aug. 7,
1908.)
"Havens (Samvet H.), & CHupopa
— rr.) Hartford, Conn.
[21922-21923
Bisttoca bridge and boulevard. (H
115007, Aug. 24, 1908.)
_ ——looking southwest.
Aug. 21, 1908.)
mEAYES (C. M.), Detroit, Mich. [21924 |
Lost chord. (H 114834, Aug. 6, 1908;
a ec. July 10, 1908; 1 c. Aug. 6, 1908.)
(H 114945,
(MARSHMAN W.), New York, |
mY. [21925-21926
From darkness to light.
Our talisman. (G 19493-19494. Aug.
21, 1908; 2 c. of each Sept. 9, 1908.)
HELieBo (A. S.), Janesville, Minn.
[21927 |
Lake Elysian 1-2. (H 115282-115283,
Sept. 3, 1908.)
_pond.—Heart of Sandy
| Hutson (Henry A.),
AND PRINTS, ETC. 343
HELRIcH (OrTo A.), Everett, Mass.
[21928
Knights of Pythias, past chancelor
Peerage (G 18655, May 19, 1908;
2c. Aug. 3, 1908.)
HEYN, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Omaha,
Nebr. [21929
es a (H 115157, Aug. 28,
L908; 2 e. J Aug. 17, 1908.)
HicHBoRN (Harriet D.), Stockton
Springs, Me. [21930-21947
Across the lake.—Alumni point.—
Boat landing, Marden’s.—Half-moon
point.—Lake
drive.—Old inhabitant.—Parting of the
ways.—Swan lake. 1, 2. (H 114631-
114640, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Searsport, Me. 1-6.—Navy
shore 1-2. (H 115064~-115071,
24, 1908.)
Hitt & Tienan, St. Louis, Mo. [21948
St. Joseph, Mo., Hotel Robidoux,
exterior view. (H 114509, Aug. 12,
1908; 2 ec. Aug. 4, 1908.)
Yard
Aug.
HirtH (E, A.), Waukon, Iowa. [21949
Waukon, Iowa, Main St. (H 114276,
Aug. 3, 1908.)
Hott (SAMUEL D.), Lianerch, Pa.
[21950
(F 67528,
2 ec. Aug. 3, 1908.)
Estes
[21951
(H 115160, Aug. 28,
Business college diploma.
Aug. 1, 1908;
Honpitus' (ELEANOR
Park, Colo.
Pool (The)
1908. )
HORTON MFG.
ESTES),
co., Bristol, Conn.
[21952
Aug. 13,
Leap for life. (F 67816,
1908. )
HuMISsTon & McKEIGHAN, Chicago, Il.
[21953
Presidential (F 67663,
Aug. 6, 1908; 1908. )
Hunt (PuHrnney S.), Valdez, Alaska.
[21954-21956
Hubbard’s (Judge) residence, first
modern residence on Valdez-Yukon ry.
auto race.
2 C. daly ae,
co.’s town site. G 1941. (H 115221,
Aug. 31, 1908.)
Valdez, Alaska. old Payne home-
stead. G 1939-G 1940. (H 115219-
115220, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Chicago, Ill.
[21957
Family record. (F 67942, Aug. 15,
1908; 2 c. July 1, 1908.)
344 CATALOGUE OF
Hurtr (Henry), New York, N. Y.
[2195S—21961
Child’s breakfast. (F 67503, Aug. 1,
1908. )
Cupid carving. (F 67505, Aug. 1,
1908. )
Tea. (F 67504, Aug. 1, 1908.)
Woman in black. (F 67506, Aug. 1,
1908. )
INGERSOLL (TRUMAN WaArD), St. Paul,
Minn. [| 21962-22058
Approach to a Spanish town.—
Arabs and horses.—Arrival of the great
mogul.—At close of day.—At dusk.—
At the spring.—Baby’s bath.—Biblis.—
Boatman (The).—Botany.—Bridal pro-
cession.—By the river.—Children of
the sea.—City.—Coast of Morocco;
Convent kitchen. — Convul-
Tangier.—Corot, By the
of inn.—Cruci-
plation.
sionnaires of
wayside.—Courtyard
fixion (The).—Deer.—Evening.—Even-
ing, Daubigny.—Evening, Rousseau.—
Female figure making garland.—Fe-
male figure reading.—Ferry man
(The).—Gathering wild flowers.—
Glade (The).—Goat herd, Calabrian.—
Gypsies (The).—Gypsy encampment.—
Healing the sick.—Hill (Miss).—Hill
(Mr.) & sons hunting.—Hill family.—
Hunter (The).—Hunter & hounds.— |
Hunter & hounds, Diaz.—Hunting.—
Italian coast town.—Joseph and his
brethren.—Landscape, man and dog.—
Love is Madeleine (La).—
Marais (Le), Dupre.—Marais dans
les landes.—Marsh (The ).—Maza-
rin (Cardinal).—Milkmaid of Nor-
Jean de Paris,
Daubigny. —
Mooriand.—My
mandy.—Monticule de
Rousseau. — Moonlight,
Moonlight, Jacque.
lady's flying Cupid.—
On the banks of the Nile-—Orchard
(The).—Oriental street musicians.—
Pastoral, Rousseau.—VPastoral, TTro-
yon.—Pasture (The).—Pasture (The),
Dupre.—Peace.—Portrait of a gentle-
man, 92, 94, 95, 97.—Portrait of a
lady.—Rehearsal (The). — Richelieu
(Cardinal).— Scotch lassie. — Serag-
lio.—Sewing woman.—Song of the
lark.—Souvenir of the war
ish dancer. (The) .—Spirit
ot spring.—NSquire’s acquaintance.—
Storm (The).—Sunny meadow, Cor-
ot.—Sunset on the lower Seine.—
Swineherd (The).—Temple of love.
Tiger. — Toilers (The). — Velasquez
painting the portrait of Philip of
Spain.—Venice, Grand canal.—Vil-
lage (The), 1, 41.—Walking stag.—
War.—Wood scene, Diaz.—Word scene,
Dupre. (H 114749-114845, July 31,
1908. )
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2. s.. v. 3
ISPHORDING
Ohio.
I’ve got a bite.
1908. )
Jacoss (Henry 8.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[22060
(F 67721, Aug. 10,
2 c. Aug. 6, 1908.)
(RicHarp C.), Dayton,
[22059
(H 115218, Aung. 31,
Founders week.
1908 :
Jacors (JoHN H.), Churchtown, Pa.
| 22061-22064
Churchtown, Pa. 1—4. (H 114469-
‘114472, Aug. 11, 1908; 1 ¢. of each Aug.
11, 1 ce. of each Aug. 26, 1908.)
Des Moines, Lowa.
[22065-22066
(F 68159, Aug. 31,
JAcoss (T. Topsy),
Trade by mail.
1908, )
Tuhell with his whole family.
G7997T, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Con ads
(F
JAEGER Washington, Mo.
[22067
Mo., front. (FF
, 1908.)
ben gr seep river
GS252, Sept.
JEHLE (Rosert ANDREW), Lindstrom,
Minn. [ 22068-22069
Taylor's Falls, Minn., Dalles of the
St. Croix. 1, 2. (H114873—1143874;
Aug. 8, 1908; 2 c. Aug, 24, 1908.)
), Hughesville, Pa.
[22070
(H 114159,
JOHNSON (CHAS. F.
Grange national bank.
Aug. 1, 1908.)
. Cincinnati, Ohio.
[22071
family. (H 15262,
Aug. 21, 1908.)
W.) srupio, Pittsburg,
[ 22072-22074
(H 115072-
JOHNSON (M.
Friends of the
Aug. 31, 1908; 2 c.
JOHNSTON (R.
Pa.
Bloek
1150738, Aug.
house 1-2.
24, 1908.)
company, Pittsburg,
(H- 114752, Aug. 8,
1908. )
Carnegie steel
Pa., officials of.
1908; 2 c. Aug. 19,
York, Name
[ 22075-22079
and the Teddy bears.
(F 67725, Aug. 10,
JUDGE CcO., New
Little
Painter
Johnny
stains.
1908. )
|
——NSmart Johnny. (F 678138, Aug.
13, 1908. )
———— HOF
21, 1908.)
tramps. (F 67967, Aug.
Teddies a see the moon.
(F 68123, Aug. 28, 1908.)
nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
KELLER BROTHERS, Portland, Oreg.
[22080-22083
I’s lookin’ fo’ de land of content.
gl 67954, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Love at first sight is just like a
lizziness.
Only one mother.
What time is it down there?
_(F 68253-68255, Sept. 2, 1908.)
KELLOGG STUDIO, Cuba, N. Y.
[22084-22100
Lake Cuba. 488-490. (H 114420-
114422, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Rushford, N. Y., old home week.
meeols. (H 115222-115235, Aug. 27,
SB; 2c. nos. 500-8, Aug. 27; 2 ¢.
. 509-13, Aug. 31, 1908.)
KELLY (E. W.), Chicago, Il.
_ Yellowstone national park.
14340, Aug. 6, 1908.)
KeLz (I. D.), Reynoldsville, Pa.
[22102-22103
‘Big fia, ba, 4d-—2.. (H 115249-
nn Sept. 1, 1908.)
RNER (OrTtTo), Los Angeles, Cal.
[22104
Admiration. (H 114478, Aug. 11,
[22101
7030. (H
COMPANY, Meadville,
[22105-22148
peuetralis. 15902. (H
> OOS 2 6 Aug. 4,
YSTONE VIEW
Pa.
Adelaide,
E Be ciona. Spain. 15808, 15809. (H
4083, 114084, July 31, 1908; 2 c. of
ach Aug. 1, 1908.)
"Escorial (Library of) 15807. (H
ma0s2, July 31, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 1,
Sifamilton, Ontario, Canada. Gore
a = 13995. £ 114069, guly 31,
(Hi 114088, July 31, 1908; 2 ¢.
mug. 1, 1908.)
‘Important factor in road building—
am plow—Colorado. 14248. (Hi
feist, July 3i, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 1,
Kingston, Canada, old Fort Fronte-
ie. 13992. (H 114066, July 31, 1908;
B. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Land of the Habitant, near Quebec,
mada. 13994. (H 114068, July 31,
m=; 2c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
55982—08——2
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
|
|
|
|
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|
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|
AND PRINTS, ETC. 345
_KXEYSTONE VIEW CoMPANY—Continued.
Life on board a battleship. 14249-
14256. (H 114089-114096, July 31,
1908; 2 c. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Madrid, Spain. 15800-15806. (H
114075-114081, July 31, 1908; 2 ec. of
/ each Aug. 1, 1908.)
|
i
_ Melbourne, Australia. 15900. (H
| 114086, July 31, 1908; 2 ¢ Aug. 1,
| 1908.)
[Miscellaneous stereoscopic photo-
| graphs] 11469-11473. (H 114055-
114059, July 31, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug.
1, 1908.)
| Montmorency (Far-famed falls of)
| near Quebec, Canada. 13991. (H
114065, July 31, 1908; 2 ¢. Aug. 1,
1908. )
New York, N. Y. 14244-14246. (H
114071114073, July 31, 1908; 2 c. of
each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Ontario, Canada. 13996. (H 114070,
July 31, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Quebec, Canada. 13986-13990. (H
114060-114064, July 31, 1908S; 2 c. of
each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Street of French Canadian village.
18993. (H 114067, July 31, 1908; 2 c.
Aug. 1, 1908.)
Valladolid, Spain. 15810. (H
114085, July 31, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.
IXIEFER (ORR) co., Columbus, Ohio.
[22149
(H
Harris (Gov. Andrew lL.)
114181, Aug. 3, 1908.)
KLEIN (CHAS.), Osakis, Minn.
[22150-22151
Osakis market day. 1, 2 (H
114264, 114265, Aug. 3, 1908.)
York, My <*..
[22152
(F 68167,
IXNOEDLER (E. L.), New
Madonna, by Botticelli.
Sept. 1, 1908.)
Kocu (Henry E.), La Porte, Ind.
[22153
La Porte, Ind. Bird’seye view,
(H 114177, Aug. 3, 1908.)
KREBAUM (C. A.), La Crosse, Wis.
[22154
La Crosse. Wis., steamboats in har-
bor. (H 115308, Sept. 3, 1908.)
IXROEMER (ALBERT F.), Dayton, Ohio.
[22155
Sheath gown girl. (H 114942, Aug.
20, 1908.)
KULLMAN (P. C.) & co., inc, New
Tork, N.Y. [22156-22157
Key to the situation. 1908. (FE
67913, Aug. §, 1908.)
346
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pt. IV, D.8., ¥.3 v. 3
KULLMAN (P. C.) & co.—Continued.
Who wins. (F 67941,
1908.)
Kurz & ALLISON, Chicago, II].
[22158-22159
Democratic candidates. (G 19498,
Aug. 31, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 20, 1908.)
Republican candidates. (GG 19499,
Aug. 31, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1908.)
| LOEFFLER (A.), Tompkinsville, N. Y.
Aug. 19, |
LADD (ELIZABETH A.), Needham, Mass.
[22160-22162 |
Dedham, Mass., Dedham ave.
114986, Aug. 22, 1908.)
Needham, Mass. 1-2. (H 114984—
114985, Aug. 22, 1908.)
LAMSON (THE) BROS. Co., ‘Toledo, Ohio.
[22163
Lincoln funeral car, souvenir 42nd
national encampment G. A. R. (F
68134, Aug. 29, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 21,
1908. )
LAWRENCE (GEORGE R.) cCo., Chicago,
Th [ 22164-22166
National league park, Chicago. 1-2,
_ (HM 115265-115266, Sept. 2, 1908.)
Tickled to death. (H 115239, Aug.
31, 1908.)
LAWRENCE (SAMUEL C.), Medford,
Mass. [22167
Bunch of grape fruit with foliage.
(H 114176, Aug. 3, 1908.)
LE TouzeEL (Harry), New York, N. Y.
[22168
Some French hats.
(H 114746, Aug,
11, 1908.)
LEWis (LEON), Pittsburg, Pa.
shapes in fall
19, 1908;
Smoky Pittsburgh. 1-
67917, Aug. 18, 1908; 2
24. 1908.)
LIDGERWOOD MANUFACTURING CO., New
VOrk, Ny d¥. [22171-22172
Marine transfer winches, A. B. (F
679438, 67944, Aug. 138, 1908;
Aug. 12, 1908).
LIFE PUBLISHING CO., New York,
(F 67916,
2.
ce. each Aug.
(HA
| LyncnH (J. E.),
2 c. Aug. |
[22169-22170
2 c. each |
N. RM
[22173 |
Public sentiment.
1908. )
LITCHMAN
Mass.
NS as
1908. 1-5.
21, 1908.)
(F 67541, Aug. 3,
(Freep. B.), Marblehead,
[22174-22178
Simon and Mose’s new dawg. (F
| 67708, Aug. 8, 1808.)
(EF 67858, Aug. 15, 1908.)
fleet in Marblehead harbor, |
(H 115082-115086, Aug, |
[22179
Mississippi (U. S. 1188. (H
114287, Aug. 4, 1908.)
Lone (Patrick E.), Frederick, Md.
[22180-22184
(F 67923-
8.)
Hotel Braddock. 1, 2.
67924, Aug. 18, 1908.)
(IF GSO078S—68080, Aug. 25,
1908. )
LOUNSBURY (FRED C.), Plainfield, N. J
[22185
225th anniversary of the founding of
Philadelphia. (F 678389, Aug. 165,
1908. )
LOWELL (JOHN A.) BANK NOTE CO.,
Boston, Mass. [22186
Lincoln (Abraham).
29, 1908.)
(F 68140, Aug.
Oil City, Pa.
[22187-22188
Oil City hospital and nurses home.
(H 114267, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Rockmere. (H 114266,
1908. )
MABIE (M. M.), Buffalo, N. Y.
Evolution of the big stick.
Aug. 4, 1908.)
McCiure (T. C.), New York, No ¥:
[22190-22214
Bub, he’s always to blame. (F
67706, Aug. 8, 1908.)
—— (F 67856, Aug.
—— (F 68003, Aug. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 681, Aug. 31, 1908.)
— (F 68371, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Mary and her little lamb.
67707, Aug. 8, 1908.)
(F 67857, Aug. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 68005, Aug. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 68156, Aug. 31, 1908.)
(F 68372, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises,
67704, Aug. 8, 1908.)
—— (F 67854, Aug. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 68002, Aug. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 68153, Aug. 31, 1908.)
— (F 68369, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Aug. 3,
[22189
(I 67622,
15, 1908.)
(F
(FE
— (F 68006, Aug. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 68157, Aug. my 1908. )
— (F 68373, Sept. 8, 1908.)
nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
McCuvre (T. C.)—Continued.
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F 67705, Aug. 8, 1908.)
" —— (F 67855, Aug. 15, 1908:)
—— (F 68004, Aug. 22, 1908.)
— (F 68155, Aug. 31, 1908.)
—— (F 683870, Sept. 8, 1908.)
McConneEtt (KH. W.), Chicago, Il.
Great naval battle spectacle, the
battle of the Monitor and Merrimac.
(F 68020, Aug. 8, 1908.)
cago, Ill. (EF 68019, Aug. 8, 1908.)
eo USnLIN BROTHERS, Brooklyn, N. Y.
[22217
Yolding doll house. (G 19471, Aug.
17, 1908.)
ADDEN (CHARLES H.), Indianapolis,
Ind. [22218
Warm meals at all hours. (H
114604, Aug. 17, 1908.)
MAIL AND EXPRESS CO., New York, N. Y.
But he knows better.
21, 1908.)
(F 67969, Aug.
Falstaff’s army, the Democratic van-
Guard. (F 67502, Aug. 1, 1908.)
Good reading. (F 68007, Aug. 22,
eerard 1O.it. (EH 68125, Aug. 28,
He’s alive! alive! alive! (EF 68107,
Aug. 27, 1908.)
m® He’s good enough for them. (F
68265, Sept. 3, 1908.)
| In the enemy’s country. (F 68008,
mug. 22, 1908.)
® Labor speeds Bryan on his way. (F
68105, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Lost! (F 67645, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Medicine mixer. (F 68077, Aug. 25,
. )
mo man’s man. (F 67501, Aug. 1,
1908. )
808.) Dr. Gompers. (F 67624, Aug. 4,
- People (The) shall rule.
Aug. 21, 1908.)
® Rough on the tree!
, 1908.)
“Sad farewell,
908. )
(F 67968,
(F 68075, Aug.
(F 67970, Aug. 21,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
[22215-22216 |
AND PRINTS, ETC. 347
MAIL AND EXPRESS co.—Continued.
Such a difference. (F 67972, Aug.
21, 1908.)
Such a nightmare.
4, 1908.)
Thank you! thank you!
Aug. 22, 1908.)
Three spirits of 1908.
Aug. 25, 1908.)
Too heavy for the hired man,
67638, Aug. 5, 1908.)
(F 67623, Aug.
(F 68009,
(F 68076,
(F
MARTIN (C. P.), Downs, Kans.
Marine causeway at Riverview, Chi- -|
— house,
| 114944,
[22241-22242
Downs, Kans., burning of the round
7/31/08. <A, B. (H 114948,
Aug. 21, 1908; 2 c. each Aug.
5, 1908.)
Masters (J. C.), Woodland, Cal.
[22243
Sept. 5,
Old Indian. (H 115865,
— 1908.)
[22219-22240 |
Campaign cruelty. (IF 67971, Aug. |
B21, 1908.)
EKvicted! (F 68122, Aug. 28, 1908.)
MrEK COMPANY, Coshocton, Ohio.
[22244-22947
(G 19466, Aug. 21, 1908.)
(G 19407, Aug. 11, 1908.)
Erma. (G 19464, Aug. 21, 1908.)
IsabeHNe. (G 19465, Aug. 21, 1908.)
MELIES (GEORGE), Paris, France.
[22248-22252
(H 115114,
Camille.
Eloise.
At the hotel mix-up.
Aug. 26, 1908.)
French cops learning English. (H
/ 115113, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Oriental black art. (H 115116, Aug.
| 26, 1908.)
Tricky painter’s fate. (H 115115,
Aug. 26, 1908.)
Two talented vagabonds.
Aug. 26, 1908.)
MeNcH (PHIL), Clear Lake, Iowa.
[22253-22254
(H 114467, Aug. 10,
(H 115112,
Outing club.
1908. )
—— dock.
1908.)
(H 114466, Aug. 10,
| MENKE (H. WmM.), Chicago, Il.
[22255
Lion head, side view. (H 115001,
Aug. 22, 1908.)
MERRIFIELD (O. L.), Brunswick, Ga.
[22256
St. Simons, Ga., ocean pier. (H
114108, Aug. 1, 1908.)
MERRYMAN (WALTER R.), Haverhill,
Mass. [22257- 99963
White mts., N. H., 1697-1700, 1703,
1704, 1706. (H 114490-114496, Aug.
| 14, 1908.)
348
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. S., Vv. 3
= Sn ae OL oe ;
Mippiesex co., Middleton, Conn.
[ 22264
Neptune diploma, crossing the equa-
tor. (G 19120, July 17, 1908; 2 ec.
Aug. 14, 1908.)
MITCHELL (JoHN J.) co., New York,
¥
N. [22265-22267
American fashions. Sartorial art
journal. August, 1908. Supplements
A-C. (F 67133-67135, July 16, 1908;
2c. each Aug. 22, 1908.)
MoFFETT sTupIO, Chicago, Il].
[ 22268-22270
Hayward (William). (H 115196,
Aug. 29, 1908.)
Mack (Norman E.) (H 114510,
Aug. 13, 1908.)
Stevenson (Adlai E.) (H 114500,
Aug. 12, 1908.)
Monroe (GerorRGE H.), Jamestown,
Wi. [22271-22272
Shipwreck on Chautauqua lake. 1, 2.
(H 114554, 114555, Aug. 13, 1908.)
MONTANA Missoula,
Mont. 22288
Cabinet gorge, Missoula river, Mont.
Flathead river at Bad Rock canyon,
Mont.
Folded limestone south of Heaven’s
peak, Mont.
McDonald mt.,
Missoula, Mont.
Mt. Jumbo in
Mont.
Pend d Oreille river outlet, Flat-
head lake, Flathead reservation, Mont.
Rattlesnake creek, Mont. 1, 2.
Sinyaleamin mt., Mission range,
Mont.
Swan range, Mont.,
McDonald peak.
Swan river, rapids, as_ it
Flathead lake, Mont.
Yellow bay on east side of Flathead
lake, Mont.
(G 19388-19408, Aug. 8, 1908.)
MontTROSE (EpitrH A.), New York,
Ney. [22289
Buneh of art. (H. 115198, Aug. 29,
1908. )
Moorr (A. R.), Porterville, Cal.
SOUVENIR CO.,
[22273-
Mission range, Mont.
144.
winter, Missoula,
ridge leading to
enters
[22290
Happy family. Aug. 25,
1908. )
Morris (CHARLES E.), Chinook, Mont.
[22291-22294
(H 114423-
(H_ 115080,
Cow girl series. 1-4.
114426, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Morris (PAuL WINTERS), New York,
Ni f. [22295
Lincoln (Abraham), Bust of. (H
114872, Aug. 20, 1908.)
MosHER (FRANK J.), Manitowoc,
Wis. [22296
Marine band. (H ‘114289, Aug. 5,
1908. )
MosHer (G. C.), Chicago, Il.
[22297-22299
Naughty little Quakers. 1-2. (H
115074-115075, Aug. 24, 1908; 1 « of
each Aug. 3, 1908; 1 ¢. of each Aug,
24, 1908.)
—— 3.
MULLER (ENRIQUE),
(H 115076, Aug. 24, 1908.)
Brooklyn, N. Y.
[ 22300-22307
Chicago (U. S. 8S.) at New London.
Connecticut pe S. 8S.) saluting
Rear-Admiral Sperry’s flag in San
Francisco —_
Hartford Sy
Olympia (U.
Taisei ask
ship).
(H 114128-114132, Aug. 1,
2c. of each Aug. 4, 1908.)
Tennessee (U. S. S.) at anchor in
San Francisco. (H 111642, June 10,
1908. )
Washington (U.
San Francisco.
1908.)
Wisconsin (U. S. S.). (HH 114138,
Aug. 1, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1908.)
MuLiter (PAUL), Newark, N. J.
[22308-22312
Doe and fawn.—King of the forest.—
Night prowler.—Sentinel (The).—
Spikehorn buck. [5 photographs.] (11
115010-115014, Aug. 24, 1908.)
Munn & co., New York, N. Y. [22318
Giant arsinoitherium. (F 67800,
Aug. 12, 1908.)
NEW YORK EVENING
YoRK HERALD CO.),
Nu &
Adventures of Miss Polka Dot.
67741, Aug. 10, 1908.)
S. S.) at New London.
. S.) at New London,
(Japanese training
1908 ;
. S.) at anchor in
on 111641, June 10,
TELEGRAM (NEW
Jersey City,
[ 22314-22341
(FE
— (F 67907, Aug. 17, 1908.)
— (F 68063, Aug. 24, 1908.)
— (F 68164, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Annual trunk blockade. (F 68240,
Sept. 1, 1908.)
Book-taught Bilkins. (EF
67770,
Aug. 11, 1908.)
—— (F 67935, Aug. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 68090, Aug. 25, 1908.)
—_— (F 68301, Sept. 4, 1908.)
| ENGRAVINGS,
nos, 36-39, Sept., 1908S
CUTS,
AND PRINTS, ETC. 349
—— a
————————_$_—__—____—-
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM—Cont’d. |
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
67742, Aug. 10, 1908.)
(F 67834, Aug. 14,
—— (If 67908, Aug. 17,
—— (F 67984, Aug. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 68064, Aug. 24, 1908.)
—— (IF 68126, Aug. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 68165, Aug. 31, 1908.)
-—— (F 68302, Sept. 4, 1908.)
1908. )
1908. )
(F |
Late Mr. Long. (IF 68127, Aug. 28,
1908. ) )
Pilgrim’s progress. (IF 67805, Aug. |
12, 1908.)
—— (I 67949, Aug. 19, 1908.)
—— (IF 68100, Aug. 26, 1908.)
-—_— (I 68246, Sept. 2, 1908.)
Visit of Cesar and Antony.
67820, Aug. 13, 1908.)
—— (IF 67958, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (IF 67713,
Aug. 8, 1908.)
—- (F 67862, Aug. 15, 1908.)
—- (F 68065, Aug. 24, 1908.)
— (F 68163, Aug. 31, 1908.
New YorK HERALD COMPANY, Jersey
lay [gro Fae [ 22342-22369
Angelic Angelina. (IF 67775, Aug.
11, 1908.)
— (I* 67903, Aug. 17, 1908.)
—— (IF 68807, Sept. 4, 1908.)
Buster Brown. (F 67772, Aug. 11,
1908. )
—— (F 67906,
(EF 68806,
Fluffy Ruffles.
1908. )
—- (F 67988, Atfg. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 68129, Aug. 28, 1908.)
(F 68268, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Home coming tourists fill the west-
bound fleet on the Atlantic. (EF 67748,
Aug. 10, 1908.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland.
67771, Aug. 11, 1908.)
—— (Ff 67901, Aug. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68811, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 e.
Sept. 5, 1908. )
Monkey shines of Marseleen.
67773, Aug. 11, 1908.)
—— (If 67905, Aug. 17, 1908.)
— (F 683809, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 «¢
Sept. 5, 1908.)
Steamships now on the ocean crowd
the northern track. Aug. 16, 1908. (F
67900, Aug. 17, 1908.)
(EF
Aug. 17, 1908.)
Sept. 4, 1908.)
(F 678338, Aug. 14,
(Fk
(FE
New York HERALD comMPANY—Cont'd.
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 67776,
Aug. 11, 1908.)
(F 67902, Aug. 17, 1908.)
(F 68308, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 e.
Sept. 5, 1908. )
Vegetables and fruits in Funny land.
(F 68128, Aug. 28, 1908.)
(F 68267, Sept. 3,
1908; 2 ¢c.
| Sept. 5, 1908. )
Waggles in Wonderland. (F 67774,
Aug. 11, 1908.)
—— (F 67904, Aug. 17, 1908.)
——(F 68310, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 ec.
Sept. 5, 1908.)
Western bound steamships now
crowded with homecomers. (F 68066,
Aug. 24, 1908. )
World’s record for number of cabin
passengers set by new liner. (F 68166,
Aug. 31, 1908.
New York TIMES co., New York, N. Y.
[22370
New York Times presidential cam-
paign map. (F 67430, July 27, 1908.)
NEWTON MFG. Co., Newton, Iowa.
[22371-22372
Democratic 1908 campaign. Butter-
fly picture.
Republican 1908 campaign. Butter-
fly picture.
(I° 67828-67829, Aug. 14, 1908.)
NicHots (FRrepertck H.), Bridgeport,
Conn. 22373-22374
Youngest soldier in the Civil war.
A, B. (H 114476, 114477, Aug. 11,
1998. )
Nork (Isipor), New York, N. Y.
[22375
Fishing for a president. (F 67782,
Aug. 12, 1908.)
Norton (A. B.), Brookline, Mass.
[22376-22378
Wenham, Mass., Idlewood lake 1-3.
(H 115370-115372, Sept. 5, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Aug. 31, 1908. )
OAKES (M. L.), Seattle, Wash.
[22379-22388
Columbia river, bridge over. (H
115028, Aug.. 6, 1908. )
Eagles gathering at Seattle. (H
14395, Aug. S, 1908: 2 ec. Aug 12)
1908. )
Great northern mogul. (H 115029,
Aug. 6, 1908.)
Great norsuern Be Ri. 1-22 ce
115030-115031, Aug. 6, 1908.)
350 CATALOGUE OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 1. 8., V.
Oakes (M. L.)—Continued.
Horseshoe tunnel. (H 115032, Aug.
6, 1908.)
Mammoth vegetables.
Aug. 6, 1908.)
(H 115033,
Passing a work train. (H 115034, |
Aug. 6, 1908.) )
Scenic Hot Springs hotel. (H
115035, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Western peach and pear
(H 1150386, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Oxson (W. H.), Cokato, Minn.
Cokato, Minn., High school building.
(H 114368, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Oxson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
orchard.
[22390-22431
Alexandria, Minn. 1-3. (H 114427-
114429, Aug. 10, 1908.)
East Evansville, Minn. 1, 2. (H
114430, 114431, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Evansville, Minn. 1-11. (H 1144382-
114434, 114436-114448, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Litchfield, Minn. 1-25.
114164, Aug. 1, 1908.)
West Evansville, Minn., State street.
(H 114444, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Otsson (J. F.)
Mass.
Cambridge,
[22432-22443
& Co.,
by mail.
| 10, 1908.)
| OurcauLtT (R. F.), Flushing, L.
Nay [22445-224
[22389 | 10, 1908.)
Otsson (J. F.) & co.—Continued.
Washerwomen, by J. F. Millet.
115108, Aug. 25, 1908.)
OTIS ELEVATOR CO., New York, N. Y.
New York at night.
Auto suggestions. (F 67732, Aug
Autumn ideas.
1908. )
‘Bargains to make your head swim,
(F 67731, Aug. 10, 1908.) I
Fur sale. (F 67733, Aug. 10, 1908.)
He ordered those from a catalogue
(F 67727, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Thanksgiving linen. (F 67730, Aug.
(F 67729, Aug. 1
10, 1908.)
(H 114140- |
That’s one of those mail order fite
(F 67728, Aug. 10, 1908.)
PARET (ALICE BURNSIDE), Washingt
[224
D. C
Williamsburg, Va., old Masonie
lodge. (H 114742, Aug. 19, 1908.) )
Alborghetti (Count) of Bergamo and |
his son, by Giambattista Moroni. (H
115098, Aug. 25, 1908.)
Blacksmith of Lyme-Regis, by J. A.
McNeill Whistler.
(H 115102, Aug. 25, ©
_ PATTERSON-GIBBS Co., Chicago, Ill.
[
| church.
1908. )
Carlos (Don Baltazar) and his |
dwarf, by Diego Velazquez. (H 115106,
Aug. 25, 1908.)
Chapeau (Le) blanc, by Jean Bap-
tiste Greuze. (H 115107, Aug. 25,
1908. )
Danae and Mercury, by Rembrandt
Harmensz van Ryn. (H 115104, Aug.
25, 1908.)
Harvesters resting, by J. F. Millet.
(H 115100, Aug. 25, 1908.)
Mother and child, by George de
Forest Brush. (H 1151038, Aug. 25,
1908. )
Palavicino (Fray Feliz Hortensio),
by Domenico Theotocopuli. (H 115099,
Aug. 25, 1908.)
Philip IV,
Velazquez. (H 115105, Aug. 25, 1908.)
St. Luke drawing the portrait of the
Virgin. Flemish school. (H 1150097,
Aug. 25, 1908.)
Torn hat, by Thomas Sully. (H
115101, Aug. 25, 1908.)
1908.)
115135,
| 114321,
Doughnut or the hole. (F 67740,
Aug. 10, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1908.) |
PAYNE (Myra), Manassas, Va. [22454
Manassas, Va., Trinity Episcopal
(F 68168, Sept. 1, 1908.)
PENNELL (C. A.), Trenton, Mo.
[22455
(H 114871, Aug. %,
Contentment.
Perkins (R. W.), Honolulu, Hawaii.
[22456-22458
(H 115133-
2c. of each
Honolulu, Hawaii 1-3.
Aug. 26, 1908;
Aug. 27, 1908.)
Perkins (W. B.), Lead, S. Dak.
[22459
Wild Bill. (H
Hickok (J. B.),
Aug. 6, 1908.)
| Perry (Herpsert A.), Armour, 8. Dak.
!
early portrait by Diego |
:
[22460
Lake Andes, S. Dak., fountain
tesian well. (H 114745, Aug. 19, 1908;
| 2 e. Aug. 10, 1908.)
PHOTO STAMP Co., Saginaw West Side,
Mich. [22461
Taft. (F 67630, Aug. 1, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos, 36-39, Sept., 1908
Prerce (Aucusta E.), Spofford, N. H.
[22462
Pierce (Ezekiel P.) Lake house built |
Isol. (H 115246, Sept. 1, 1908; 2 c. |
Aug. 17, 1908.) )
PHOTO- ENGRAVING CO..
[22463-22465 |
(F 67897, Aug. 17,
PITTSBURGH
Pittsburg, Pa.
Fort Duquesne.
1908. )
Fort Fayette. (F 67898, Aug. 17,
1908. )
Fort Pitt. (F 67896, Aug. 17, 1908.) |
PLUMMER stTupDI0, Seattle, Wash.
[22466
Founders (The). (H 114726, Aug.
18, 1908.)
PREYER (EpcGar R.), New York, N. Y.
[22467
Independence party. (F 67664, Aug.
7, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1908.)
PRINCE (GEORGE), Washington, D. C.
[22468-22472
Bryan (William J.) (G 19488, Aug.
15, 1908.)
Sherman (James
Aug. 15, 1908.)
—— (H 114658, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Taft (William H.) (G 194386, Aug.
15, 1908.)
——and James S. Sherman.
19487, Aug. 15, 1908.)
Putnam (EH. D.), Antrim, N. H.
[22473-22475
S.)
(G
Antrim, N. H.—Home, sweet home.— |
Tuttle (James A.) library.
graphs.] (H 114804-1143806, Aug.
1908. )
RAILROAD ADVERTISING
cago, Ill.
Chicago great western train.
115079, Aug. 7, 1908.)
[3 photo-
3,
AGENCY, Chi-
Reap (WM. F.) sons co., Philadel- |
phia, Pa. [22477
Directoire girl. (G 19278, Aug. 6,
1908. ) ;
RED WING ADVERTISING CO., Red Wing,
Minn. [22478-22508
_ American beauties. (F 67596, July
31, 1908.)
Attention. (F 67597, July 31, 1908.)
Birth of Old Glory. (F 67598, July
31, 1908.)
Blindman’s buff. (F 67585, July 31, |
1908. )
Bubbles. (F 67586, July 31, 1908.)
(G 19435, |
[22476 |
(H
AND PRINTS, ETC. 351
RED WING ADVERTISING Co.—Cont’d,
Call to arms. (F 67599, July 31,
1908. )
| Carnations. (F 67600, July 31,
| 1908.)
Catastrophe. (F 67601, July 31,
1908. )
’ Christmas furlough. (F 67602, July
31, 1908.)
Chums. (F 67603, July 31, 1908.)
Defeated. (F 67604, July 31, 1908.)
Expectation. (F 67605, July 31,
1908. )
Fortune teller. (F 67588, July 31,
1908. )
Fraidy cat. (F 67606, July 31,
1908. )
Good beginning. (F 67608, July 31,
1908. )
In old Scandinavia.
31, 1908. )
In the golden autumn.
July 31, 1908.)
Lend me your hand.
31, 1808.)
Meditation.
1908. )
Nature’s harmonies.
31, 1908.)
(F 67589, July
(F 67609,
(F 67610, July
(F 67611, July 31,
(F 67590, July
girl. (EF 67612, July 31,
Normal
1908. )
Oak leaves. (F 676138, July’ 31,
1908. )
Old fashioned girl. (F 67615, July
31, 1908.)
Opera girl. (F 67616, July 31,
1908. )
Out of harness. (F 67617, July 31,
1908. )
Pet of the family. (F 67591, July
21, 1908.)
Refiection. (F 67618, July 31, 1908.)
Reverie. (F 67592, July 31, 1908.)
Summer girl. (F 67619, July 31,
1908. )
Tulips. (F 67620, July 31, 1908.)
What shall I say. (F 67621, July
31, 1908.)
2 c. of each Aug. 3, 1908.
_ REDWINE-DEXTER co., Chicago, Ill.
[22509-22515
Difference. LE Sri, Aug... 12
1908. )
Grand excursion, Noy. 3, 1908.
| : .
| Travel on the main line from Jefferson
‘to Bryan. (F 67788, Aug. 12, 1908.)
352
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. S., Vv.
REDWINE-DEXTER Co.—Continued.
How it works. (F 67784, Aug. 12,
1908. )
Republican idea of publishing cam-
paign contributions. ‘ (fF 67787, Aug.
12, 1908.)
Republicans amend the tariff.
7786, Aug. 12, 1908.)
Republicans claim candidate better
than platform. (F 67788, Aug. 12,
1908. )
Tired of tame elephant,
hunt wild ones. (F 67789, Aug. 12,
1908. )
2c. of each Aug. 20, 1908.
(F
going to |
| tion colors, ete.
Reyes (P. V.), Avalon, Cal. [22516
Avalon, Santa Catalina isl., Cal. (H |
114275, Aug. 3, 1908.)
RipPpEL (CoNRAD), Sunbury, Pa.
[22517 —22524
Rolling Green park. 1-7. (H114727-—
114733, Aug. 18, 1908.)
Sunbury, Pa. 1. 0. ‘OC.’ F. orphans
home. (H 114734, Aug. 18, 1908.)
LOBBINS (H. I.), Boston, Peis
Christmas telegram. 1144.
Merry Christmas. 1145 to 1148.
(G 19489-19448, Aug. 17, 1908.)
tg ake STUDIO, New York, N. Y.
[225 30-22532
(H 115240,
Carpenter.
1908. )
Taft (Wm. H.) 1-2.
115242, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Romia (R. W.), Fort Scott, Kans.
[ 22533
Aug.
Bedtime.
Rose (H. M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[ 22534-22535
And the devil smiles. (F 67926,
Aug. 18, 1908.)
Today and tomorrow. (F 67925,
Aug. 18, 1908.)
Ross (CHAsS.) & SON co., Brooklyn,
i ae [22586-22550
Group of standard and special gears,
ete. (F 67236, July 20, 1908.)
Ross improved no. 9 water cooled
flat stone lead and color mills. (F
67238, July 20, 1908.)
no. 86 special paste mixer. (I
67244, July 20, 1908.)
no. 386—W. special wood tank
mixer. (IF 67239, July 20, 1908.)
——no. 65 sifting machine with spi-
ral feeder. (F 67249, July 20, 1908.)
(H 114518, Aug. 4, 1908.) |
Ross (CHAs.) & SON co.—Continued.
no. 68 single ore sampling dr
and chemical mill. (F 67243, July
1908. )
——no. 69 double ore sampling d
and chemical mill. (F 67242, July
1908. )
—— plan,
67247,
dry grinding plant. (
July 20, 1908.) :
plan for crushing ... dry ma
terials. (I 67245, July 20, 1908.)
——plan for mixing .. . combina
(F 67235, July 20,
1908. )
plan, news and book ink pin
(F 67248, July 20, 1908.)
—plan, pulp grinding plant. (EF
67246, July 20, 1908.)
spatulas, mixing knives,
trowels & spader. (F 67241, July 20,
1908. )
——standard liquid and _semipaste
gates. (F 67240, July 20, 1908.)
Section of our stone shop. (EF
| 67237, July 20, 1908.)
| Roruscuirp (Joun), San Francisco,
31, |
| May 6,
(H 115241- |
‘2 &. ae
|} name. 2555
Cal, [ 22551-22554
Atlantic fleet entering Golden Gate,
May 6, ‘OS. (H 111627, June 9, 1908.)
——in Golden Gate, May 6, 08.
Fort Baker saluting the flagships,
May 6, ’08.
Rhode Island entering Golden a
‘OS,
(H 111624—-111626, June 9, 1908.)
New York, N. Ni
[ 22555-22557
ROTOGRAPH CO.,
2544.
game—but a
Close call.
Same old different
de,
Something doing. 2556,
(H 114331-114333, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Ruppett (W. J.), Rehoboth, Del.
[22558-22559
Delaware national guard, mess ta-
ble. (H 114213, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Townsend (Col. Theo), D. G
114215, Aug. 3, 1908.)
N. (
SAINDON (THEODORE), Chicago Heigh
Tl. ae
American chronological. tri-color
chart. (F 67654, Aug. 6, 1908.)
SANDER (P.), New York, N. Y.
[22561
Our girls. (F 68001, Aug. 22, 1908;
25, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos, 86-39, Sept., 1908
Sawpry & WALTER, Denver, Colo.
[22562-22563
Denver, Colo., Auditorium. A, B.
(H 114398, 114894, Aug. 8, 1908; 2 ¢.
each July 16, 1908.)
SAWYER (CHARLES H.), Farmington,
Me. [22564-22569
Gloucester, along Eastern point. (H
iiagvot, July 27, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 22,
1908. )
—-surf Eastern point. (H 113939,
July 27, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 22, 1908.)
Kettle beach and _ island.
tisvoo, July 27, 1908;2 c. Aug. 22,
1908. )
Manchester Cove, around the Cove.
Sit diovo0, July 27, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 22, | pike in Tie Adidntiacks.
1908. )
sea ledges. (H 1139388, July 27.
1908; 2 c. Aug. 22, 1908.)
Manchester Pines, north shore.
feet, Sly 27, 1908; 2 c. Aug. . 22,
1908. )
SCHILLER (S.), Litchfield, Il.
[22570-22572 -
Litchfield-Hillsboro Chautauqua 1-3.
/(H. 114859-114861, Aug. 19, 1908.)
SCHLOSS BROS. & CO., Baltimore, Mad.
(H |
(HO
_ clouds.
'in Indian Pass.
[22573-22576 |
Fashion and fancy.
67811, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Furs. (F 67810, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Skating. (ik 67808, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Thoughtful. (EF 67809, Aug. 13,
1908. )
Fall, 1908.
SCHLUETER (FRANK J.), Houston, Tex.
[22577-22585
Houston, Tex. 1-9. (H 115048—
115056, Aug. 24, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug.
25, 1908.)
ScHMID (CHARLES PHILLIP), JR... New
ork, N.Y. [22586-22587
Boy eating griddle cakes. (H 115006,
Aug. 24, 1908.)
Girl eating bread.
24, 1908.)
(H 115005, Aug.
ScHUMACHER & MurpPHyY, Cincinnati,
Ohio. [22588-22589
(F
AND PRINTS, ETC. 353
SEEM (JOHN F.) & co., Tannersville,
Pa. [22591
Camels Back Knob, Tannersville,
Pa; (HH TOSRSZiZ, Ape: 2 VS: 2s.
Aug. 11, 1908.)
(THoMAS H.), St. Michaels,
[22592-22598
(H 114863-
SEWELL
Md.
St. Michaels, Md. 1-5.
114867, Aug. 19, 1908.)
1-2. (H 115367-115368,
5, 1908.)
Sept.
SHATTUCK (Louis E.), New York, N. Y.
[22599-22613
After supper at Camp Colden. (H
114652, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Hughes (Goy.) and his family on a
and his guide Jim Patterson at
the cainp fire.
and his guide Jim Patterson in
rough camp.
and members of his family eat-
_ ing luncheon in the woods.
(H 114848-114351, Aug. 7, 1908.)
and party at Lake Tear-of-the-
(H 114650, Aug. 17, 1908.)
and party lunching in the rain
(H 114651, Aug. 17,
1908. )
in Lake Colden. (H
fishing
114654, Aug. 17, 1908.)
_ of Marcy.
Cincinnati, O., Immaculate church, |
Mt. Adams.
—— Interior view.
11, 1908.)
ScoBik (FRANK), Sleepy Eye, Minn.
' [22590
Sleepy Eye lake, Minn. (H 115321,
Sept. 5, 1908.)
(H 115363, Sept. 5, 1908.) |
(H 114468, Aug. |
instructing his little daughter
in the art of sailing a toy boat. (H
114352, Aug. 7, 1908.)
—on the summit of Mt. Marcy.
(H 114648, Aug. 17, 1908.)
on the trail up Mt. Marcy.
114649, Aug. 17, 19808.)
Hughes (Mrs.) caught by the cam-
era laughing at one of the governor's
jokes. (H 114853, Aug. 7, 1908.)
on the shore of the Upper Sara-
(H 1143854, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Rest by the wayside on the ascent
(H 114653, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Smith (Uncle Paul) telling George
A. Stevens one of his famous fishing
(Hi
nac.
yarns. (H 114655, Aug. 17, 1908.)
SHEAHAN (Mavrice T.). Brookline,
Mass. [22614-22617
Candidates of the Democratic party
for president and vice-president of the
U. S. 1909-138. (F 67538, Aug. 3, 1908.)
I’m afraid to go home before dark.
(F 67940, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Vs catching.. (F 67950, Aug.
1908. )
20,
354 CATALOGUE
SHEAHAN (Maurice T.)—Continued.
When little brother comes in at the
door love flies out of the window. (F
67951, Aug. 20, 1908.)
SuortTer (S. A.), Philadelphia Pa.
[22618 |
Emblematic guide of the Grand
united order of Odd Fellows. (G
19196, July 20, 1908; '2.c¢. Sept. 4d,
1908. )
Steg (Mrs. H. J.), Newfoundland, Pa.
[ 22619-22620
Newfoundland, Pa. 1-2. (H115259-
115260, Sept. 2, 1908.)
OF COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
SPLAWN (A. J.), North Yakima, Wash.
[22662-22671
Washington Indians 1-11. (H
115016-115026, Aug. 24, 1908.)
| SrauHLer (E.), Minneapolis, Minn.
[22672
X ray view of results of gun-shot
wound incurred by E. Stahler. (F
| 68170, Sept. 1, 1908.)
STANLAWS (PENRHYN), New York,
N. ¥. [22673-22678
At the ball.—Falling leaves.—Four
men and girl.—Hunter (The).—Sea-
_ shore.—Waiting. [6 prints] (F 67885—
SILBERSTEIN (MERVIN DaAviD), Healds- |
burg, Cal.
Healdsburg, Cal., Russian
1-2. (H 115247-115248, Sept. 1, 1908.)
SImMPson (ELIZABETH A.), Kansas City,
Ixans. [ 22623
Lawrence, windmill.
A. D. 1876.
SLADE (Gero. F.), gR., Chelsea, Mass.
[ 22624-22627
(H 114228, Aug.
Kans., old
Burkehaven bay.
3, 1908.)
Lake Sunapee from Burkehaven. (H
114227, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Sunapee. (H 114230, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Sunapee harbor. (H 114229, Aug. 3,
1908. )
SmitH (ALBert DwicutT), Springfield,
Mass. [22628-22629
Hearty congratulations and _ best
wishes. June.
July.
(F 67718-67714, June 24, 1908; 2 ec.
July 9, 1908.)
SMITH (DE Cost), New York, N. Y.
[ 22630
Lemhi pass, west slope. (H 115015,
Aug. 24, 1908.)
SNADER (Epwarp L.), Hartsdale, N. Y.
[ 22631-22654
Tombs, burying places, ete., of presi-
dents of the U. S. 1-24.
114262, Aug. 8, 1908.)
SPEIGINER ( HARRISON ), Birmingham,
Ala. [22655
Picture of the word chicken spelt in
human letter forms of dark town con-
tortionists. (F 67807, Aug. 10, 1908.)
SPENCER (HueH), St. Cloud, Minn.
[ 22656-22661
St. Cloud, Minn. Mississippi river
series 1-6. (H 114641-114646, Aug.
17, 1908; 2 ec. each Aug. 24, 1908.)
[ 22621-22622 |
river |
67890, Aug. 17, 1908.)
STANWARD (SmitH), Springfield, Mass.
[22679
Honey comb, showing each cell com-
plete in itself. (H 1144738, Aug. 11,
1908. )
| STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC CO., Rochester,
(F 67657, Aug. 6, 1908.) |
Ne iY: [22680-22781
[Lithographed cuts of vegetables for
seed envelopes] 42, 45, 57, 58, 61, 63,
| 65-68, 70, 79-81, 84, 85, 87, 88, 92, 94,
95, 101, 103, 105, 126, 127, 133-135,
141-144, 147, 149, 150, 152-154, 156,
157, 159, 160, 1614, 162, 163, 168, 169.
(G 19286-19333 Aug. 7, 1908.)
4-8, 10, 11, 15, 17, 19, 20, 22,
| 23, 26, 27, 30, 40, 49, 59 71, 72, 89, 96,
| 98, 104, 128, 148, 170-176 179-186, 188,
(H 114239- |
189, 192-196, 198, 218-215, 217.
19334-19387, Aug. 8, 1908.)
STEINMAN (R.) & co., St. Paul, Minn.
[22782-22795
residences. (H
(G
Detroit, Minn.,
115310, Sept. 3, 1908.)
East Grand Forks, Minn., greetings
from. (H 115315, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Fargo, N. Dak. 1-3. (H 115178
115180, Aug. 28, 1908.)
— 1-2. (H 115316-115317, Sept. 3,
1908. )
Grafton, N. Dak., greetings from
S5-S6. (H 115312-115313, Sept. 3,
1908. }
jrand Forks, N. Dak., greetings
from. (H 115314, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Hawley, Minn., greetings from. (H
115311, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Lake Osakis, Minn. 1-2. (i
115181-115182, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Osakis, Minn., greetings from. S. 13.
(H 1151838, Aug. 28, 1908.)
STETSON (ForrEST LESLIE), Greenfield,
Mass. 22796
Greenfield, Mass., Davenport block.
(H 108470, Apr. 7, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 13,
1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos, 36-39, Sept., 1908
|
|
STEWART (JAMES IKx.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[22797
Taft—head and _ shoulders above |
them all. (F 68124, Aug. 28, 1908; 2c. |
Aug. 21, 1908.) |
‘Stimson (JoserpnH £E.), Cheyenne, |
Wyo. [22798-22807
Acor (Billey) on Red Sandy. (Hi |
115168, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Cheyenne frontier days. 1-3. ( H |
115171-115173, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Holt (Guy) on Two-step. (H
115169, Aug. 28, 1908.)
MeNurtrlen (Orie), on Red Devil. (H
115170, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Smith (Brunt) on Beaver. |
Start of wild horse race. /
Stevenson (Dudley) on Red Bird. |
[22806
Tipton (Harry) on Gin Fiz. [22807 |
(H 115174-115177, Aug. 28, 1908.)
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co., New York, |
hy Pp [22808-22816 |
(F° 68324, Sept. 5, |
» Auld lang syne.
1908. )
Corelli (Marie). (H 114660, Aug.
18, 1908.)
Dividing the spoils.
5, 1908.)
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
(F 68325, Sept. 5, 1908.)
Finishing touch. (F 68329, Sept. 5, |
1908. )
Home sweet home.
5, 1908. )
Last rose of summer.
Sept. 5, 1908.)
if Two in‘a hansom.
» 5, 1908.)
Under the mistletoe.
Sept. 5, 1908.)
STONE (CHAS. J.) co., Chicago, Tl.
[22817-22819
(F 68328, Sept.
(F 68326, Sept.
(EF 68327, |
(F 68330, Sept.
(F 68331,
Sartorial world engravings. Aug.,
1908. Supplements. A-C. (F 67864— |
67866, Aug. 17, 1908.)
STONE (SAMUEL), St. Joseph, Mo.
[22820-22826
United States army military tourna-
ment. 1-7. (F 67744-67750, July 30, |
1908. )
STREET & SmitTH, New York, N. Y. |
[22827-22828
Held (Anna), (Mrs. Florenz Zieg-
feld, jr.). (G 19527, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Illington (Margaret) (Mrs. Daniel
Frohman). (F 67647, Aug. 5, 1908.)
- united workmen.
AND PRINTS, ETC. 355
| STROBRIDGE LITHOSRAPHING Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [22829-22863
[Posters] N. Y. 12747. (G 18564,
May 1, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 13, 1908.)
. Ni Yt 22a
12930. (G 18645-18646, 18648, May 16,
1808; 2 c. of each Aug. 8, 1908.)
—— N.Y.) 12772.....(G, 18683, “May
23, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 20, 1908.)
De eke IN ha SITS? Oe
18685, 18688, May 23,°1908; 2 ¢. of
each Aug. 8, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12808. (G 18753, June
3, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1908.)
—N. Y. 12817. (G 18789, June 8,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1908.)
——N, Y. 12782-N. Y. 12784, N. Y.
12819. (G 18784-18786, 18791, June
&, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug. 15, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12779-N. Y. 12780, N. Y.
I2ZT9i—N, VY. 12709) N; ¥. 12828. Wee,
| 12826, N. Y. 12829-N. Y. 12830, N. Y.
| 12833. (G 18939-18942, 18944, 18946-—
18949, 18951, June 29, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Aug. 8, 1908.)
N; X, Jomo, N. 3. Rae. UG
18945, 18950, June 29, 1908; 2 ec. of
each Aug. 18, 1908.)
N. ¥. 12803-N. Y. 12804, N. Y.
| 12840-N. Y. 12841. (G 19130-19131,
19134-19135, July 16, 1908; 2 c¢. of
each Aug. 8, 1908.)
—N. Y. 12801. (G 19132, July
16, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 13, 1908.)
| ———N. Y. 12802, N. Y. 12832. (G
| 19129, 19133, July 16, 1908; 2 c. of each
Aug, 20, 1908.)
N. Y. 12849, N. Y. 12846. . (G
19169, 19176, July
each Aug. 20, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12853, N. Y. 12850. (G
19254-19255, Aug. 3, 1908; 2 c. of each
20, 1908* 2 «of
Aug. 20, 1908.)
SyMONDS (JOSEPH HENLEY), Swamp-
scott, Mass. [22864
Certificate of membership in the
Temple of Brotherhood, Ancient order
(F 67914, Aug. 12,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1908.)
TAGGART (M. W.), Bayonne, N. J.
[ 22865-22874
Best (G 19544, Sept. 3,
1908. )
Birthday greetings.
wishes.
1,2. (G 19540,
| 19545, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Friendship’s remembrance. (G
19541, Sept. 8, 1908.)
356
TaccArt (M. W.)—Continued.
Glad be thy heart. (G 19542, Sept.
3, 1908.)
Greeting sincere. (G 19538, Sept. 3,
1908. )
Happy days. (G 195387, Sept. 3,
1208. )
Lest we forget. (G 19536, Sept. 3,
1908. )
Many happy returns of the day. (G
19539, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Only golden days be thine. (G
19543, Sept. 3, 1908.)
TANGEN (Epb.), Boulder, Colo.
Baldwin (Prof. Iry) doing a head
stand on a wire 565 feet high at Eldo-
rado Springs, Colo. (H 114572, Aug.
14, 1908.)
walking the wire across the
Great Rock gateway at Eldorado
Springs, Colo. (H 114464, Aug. 10,
1908. )
Billowy sea of faces at the opening |
of the National Democratic Conven-
tion. (H 114465, Aug. 10, 1908.)
TARBELL (JOHN H.), Boston, Mass.
[ 22878-22880
Ending of the harvest. 1, 2. (H
115057, 115058, Aug. 24, 1908.)
North Sutton, N. H., the village
street. (H 115059, Aug. 24, 1908.)
TEASLEY (W. M.), Castlerock, Wash.
[22881-22882
Mount St. Helens and Spirit lake.
Mountain climber.
(H 114600-114601, Aug. 17, 1908.)
TENNANT (EL. F.),
Conn.
Hebron, Conn., base ball nine.
114665, Aug. 18, 1908S.)
THICOLL (WmM.), Wheeling, W. Va.
[ 22884-22892
(H 1141738, Aug.
East Hampton,
(H
Historic Wheeling.
1, 1908.)
Wheeling, West Virginia fair, 1-8,
(H 114165-114172, Aug. 1, 1908.)
THORBURN (J. M.) & co., New York, |
Ney . [22893-22898
Amaryllis.—Anemone Japonica. )
Double tulips.—Inecarvillea delavayi.—
Jonquils. — Spiraea Japonica. [6
prints. ] (EF 67698-67703, Aug. 8,
1908.)
THuss (W.
Tenn.
Nashville base ball club.
Aug. 19, 1908.)
G. & A: J), Nashville, |
[22899
(H 114741,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., V.3
TINY TADS co., New York, N. Y.
[22900
Tiny tads post card, Aug., 1908. (F
67507, Aug. 1, 1908.)
Topras (J. H.), Lancaster, Ohio.
[22901-22902
Anti saloon day group. (H 115004,
Aug. 22, 1908.)
Thought it was corn.
Aug. 26, 1908.)
TOWNSEND (CHAS. F.), Des Moines,
Iowa. [22903-22909
Last delivery. (H 114274, Aug. 3,
(H 115129,
1908.)
[22875-22877 |
Marguerite. A-IF’. (H 114268-114273.
Aug. 3, 1908.)
TRIEUNE COMPANY, Chicago, IIL.
[22910-22920
Danny dreamer. (F 67893, Aug. 17,
1908. )
—— (F 68043, Aug. 24, 1908.)
(F 68149, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Mamma’s angel child. (F 68044,
Aug. 24, 1908.)
— (F 68152, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Mr. Jonah Jinsenweed. (F 67892,
| Aug. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68042, Aug. 24, 1908.)
— (F 68151, Aug. 31, 1908)
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories. (F
| 67891, Aug. 17, 1908.)
— (F 68041, Aug. 24, 1908.)
— (F 68150, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Tuck (RAPHAEL) & SONS CO., LTD.,
[22883 |
New York, N. Y. [22921-22932
Little boy with awl and sole.
—— with brace.
with candle and match.
—— with key.
with plane.
with saw.
Little girl with broom.
—— with flatiron.
with grater.
——with scale.
with scissors.
with square.
(G 18444-18445, Apr. 6, 1908; 1 ¢. of
each Apr. 6, 1908; 1 ¢. of each Aug. 7,
1908. )
~
TyROLER (JAMES), New York, N. Y.
[22933
Washington aud his wife receiving
the French generals at Mount Vernon.
(H 114862, Aug. 19, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 36-39, Sept.. 1908
ULLMAN MFG. co., New York, N. Y.
[ 22934-22935
Two hearts that beat as one.
Waltz me around again Willie.
(F 67814-67815, Aug. 13, 1908.)
ULMANN (BERNHARD) & co., New York,
Nex. [22936-22948
Columbia. — Cornell. — Harvard. —
Pennsylvania.—Princeton.—Yale. [6
chromos}] (G 18277-18282, Mar. 193,
1908 ; 2 c. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Base ball.—Merry widow waltz.—
4
Old homestead.—Pocahontas.—Rose
of the rancho.—University of Chi-
cago.—University of Michigan. ry
chromos ] (G 18766-18772, June 6,
1908; 2 c. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
| of each Aug. 19,
| 124857.
--114949-114950,
7
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWooD—Continued.
U 114514-U 114516, U 114518, U 114523.
(H 114666-114713, Aug. 18, 1908; 2 e.
1908. )
U 114226.
Aug. 19, 1908.)
——U 86386, U 104173, U 104181, U
112415, U 112493, U 112812, U 112813,
U 113033, U 113116. U 113347, U
114446. (H 114873-114883, Aug. 20,
1908. )
—— U 114197, (H 114856—
U 112873
81,
U 113314.
Aug. 21, 1908.)
——U 5454. U 5440, U 21810, U
68461, U 104483, U 113753. (H 114995—
115000, Aug. 22, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 24,
(H
| 1908. )
| U 114554.
UNDERHILL (IRVING), Jersey City,
N. d. [22949-22951 |
New York. D 419-D
115345, Sept. 4, 1908:
Sept. 3, 1908; 2 c
1908. )
UNpDERWoopD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
fi Ag [22952-23114
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 43533,
421.
H 115280-115281,
. of each Sept. 4,
mea) 621134316, U 114882, U 114428, U
» 114429, U 114432. (H 114118-114127,
Aug. 1, 1908; 2c. of each Aug. 3, 1908. )
U 48941, U 91990, U 96349, U
112445, U 112492, U 114455,
mU 114462, U 114465. (H 114308-
' 1143816, Aug. 5, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug.
6, 1908. )
—— U 112825, U 112339, U 112441,
mee 112892, U 1138081, U 113673.
- 134825-1143830, Aug. 6, 1908.)
U 71278, U 78102,
mi13055, U 114147, U 114149, U 114153,
1 114163-U 114173. (H 1143875-114392,
Aug. S, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug. 10,
1908. )
U 68209, U 104445, U 104454, U
104485, U 106644, U 107808, U 112340,
© 112382, U 112393, U 112407, U 1128382,
WU 112869, U 113087, U 1138121, U 113417,
U 113603, U 113628, U 113671, U 1138672,
U 115674, U 118756, U 114547-U 114549.
(H 114606-114629, Aug. 17, 1908.)
U 388456, U 38577, U 46452, U
pi2zo2, U 61405, U 66522, U 73170, U
wo142, U' 78416, U 82164, U 87472, U
89376, U 89438, U 89474, U 89500, U
Banoo, i 89610, U 89776, U 89782, U
S9789, U 90127, U 90135, U 90150, U
= 90700, UT 93065, U 93198, U 93628, U
93679, U 96242, U 96254, U 98290. U
» 98351, U 98424, U 98616, U 100357, U
© 100845, U 103332, U 105615, U 106472.
U 108304, U 108317, U 114498, U 114504,
(H |
U 113054, U | eis?
(HH |
U 113282, U 11331
S, U 11363r,
(H 115060-115063, Aug. 24,
1908. )
——U 101993, U 102012, U 106310,
106658, 0 215517, DT sie, 8
113783, U 113786, U 113791, U 114248.
(H 115118-115127, Aug. 26, 1908.)
——U 50626, U 105641, U 112308,
U 113404. (H 115276-115279, Sept. 3,
| 1908.)
» U 48555, U 104486, U 114298, U 114300, |
| U
| 113266,
U 104446, U 106726, U 112247,
112885, U 113142, U 113163, U
U 113313, U 1138378 (Hf
|: 115336-115344, Sept. 4, 1908.)
U 114459, |
Hampshire.
1 2c. Aug. 17,
UNION CARD CO., Montpelier, Vt.
[23115-23119
some Reonle. have of New
(F 68172, Aug. 22, 1908;
1908. )
Not exceeding the speed limit.
68245, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Only local option jag store in Wash-
co., Vt. in 1908. (F 68264,
Sept. 3, 1908.)
Games vacation resort in Vermont.
Ideas
(FE
| (F 68244, Aug. 24, 1908.)
| Vermont local option store. (F
68i73, Aug. 22, 1908; 2°e Aug. ‘17,
| 1908.)
| UNION PAaAciFIC TEA CO., New “York,
Nee. [23120
Poinsettia girl. (F 67666, Aug. 7,
1908. )
| 11533, 11542.
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [23121-23151
[Poster] 11223, 11468, 11494, 11529,
(G 19279-19284, Aug. T,
} 1908.)
369, 371, 11200, 11405, 11471,
11480, 11482, 11483, 11527,
11473,
11531, 11547-11549, 11555, 11568.
11530,
11582. (G 19416-19420, G 19422-
| 19434, Aug. 15, 1908.)
358
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH CO.—Con.
11426, 11552, 11512. (G 19454,
19456-19457, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Program cover design, 1-3. (G
19451-19453, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Two female figures and letter bill
no. 10466. (F 67837, Aug. 15, 1908.)
VANCE (FRANK S.), Whiting, Ind.
[23152-23154
X-ray sSkiagram 1-3. (F 68137-
68139, Aug. 29, 1908.)
VANKIRK (W. F.), Washington, Pa.
[23155 |
Meadowlands, Pa., Fire of oil tank,
June 23, 1908. (H 114288, June 27,
1908. )
VAUGHAN & KeITH, San _ Francisco,
Cal. [23156 ©
Sperry (Admiral C. 8.) (H 115275,
Aug. 31, 1908.)
VERMONT HISTORICAL
pelier, Vt.
Daye press.
6, 1908.)
SOCIETY,
[23157
1639. (H 114320, Aug.
VinMeErR (WILLIAM E.), Crown Point,
Ind. [23158
Lake county fair ground. (H
115077, Aug. 24, 1908.)
VITAGRAPH COMPANY OF AMERICA, New
Tore. IN. | Ws [23159-23179
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
VITAGRAPH COMPANY OF AMERICA—
Continued.
Merry widower. (H 114512, Aug.
| 13, 1908.)
Poisoned bouquet.
6, 1908. )
Prince of Wales (H. R. H.) decorat-
ing the monument of Champlain. (H
114183, Aug. 3, 1908.)
———- viewing the grand military re-
view on the plains of Abraham,
Quebec. (H 114184, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Salome. (H 114748, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Tercentenary celebrations to com-
memorate the 300th anniversary of the
founding of Quebec. (H 114182, Aug.
3, 1908. )
Water sprite.
1908. )
Western courtship.
28, 1908.)
(H 114323, Aug.
(H 114179, Aug. 3,
(H 115155, Aug.
| Want (THos. W.), Duluth, Minn.
Mont- |
| WALKER
Biscuits like Mother used to make. |
(H 114744, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Buried (H 1143822,
1908. )
By a woman's wit.
3, 1908.)
Clown’s Christmas eve.
Aug. 28, 1908.)
Discoverers
Aug. 15, 1908.)
Dumb witness.
1908. )
Gypsy’s revenge.
11, 1908. )
alive. Aug. 6,
(H 115153,
(The). (H = 114573,
(H 114475, Aug.
(H 115274, Sept. |
[23180
Duluth, Minn., and Superior, Wis.
Bird's-eye view. (H 1138759, July 14,
1908. )
(JoHN Hanson), jr., Great
Britain. {23181
Signorinetta, winner of the Derby
and Oaks, 1907. (F 67863, Aug. 17,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1908.)
WALTON (WILLIAM R.), Albuquerque,
N. Mex. [23182
After the storm on the Rio Grande.
(H 114317, Aug. 5, 1908.)
WARREN (JouN D.), Chicago, Il.
[23183
Manufacturers encircling the fac-
tories. (F 68012, Aug. 13, 1908.)
| WASHER (Harry A.), Chicago, Ill.
(H 115156, Aug. 28, |
| WATERMAN (C. E.),
How Simpkins discovered the north |
pole. (H 114988, Aug. 22, 1908.)
In the days of the pilgrims.
115154, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Just plain folks. (H 114511, Aug. 18,
1908. )
Kkind-hearted bootblack.
Aug. 11, 1908.)
Little detective.
3, 1908.)
Lonely gentleman.
22, 1908. )
(H 114474,
(H 114180, Aug.
(H 114987, Aug.
(H |
;
23184
Washer’s masonic membership cer-
tificate. (F 68013, Aug. 20, 1908; 2 ¢.
Aug. 8, 1908.)
Chicago, Il.
[ 23185-23192
S.) 1-2.
S.) 1-2.
S.)
California (U. 8.
Maryland (U. 8.
Rhode Island (U. 8.
Solace (U.S. S.)
West Virginia (U. S. 8S.) 1-2.
(H 115375-—115382, Sept. 5, 1908; 2
ec. of each Sept. 8, 1908.)
WEBSTER (Avon T.),
Mont.
Natural Bridge falls.
Big Timber,
[23193-23198
M63-—M67.
ENGRAVINGS, COTS,
nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
Wenstrer, (Avon T.)—Continued.
Natural bridge, high water. M68.
(H 114109-114114, Aug. 1, 1908; 2c.
of each July 23, 1908.)
WEDDELL (J. M.), Saltsburg, Pa.
[25199-23200
Saltsburg, Pa. 1-2. (F 67938-6792),
Aug. 4, 1908.)
WEISMAN (WILLIAM Fran-
conia, N. H. [23201
Franconia and presidential range of
mountains, N. H. (H 114603, Aug. 17,
1908. )
WENDELL (Emory 1.), Albany, N. Y.
[23202
Medical society of the county of
Albany, 1908. (H 115187, Aug. 28,
_ 1908.)
WESTERN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
co., San Francisco, Cal. [23203
Folsom no. 6. (H 114661, Aug. 18,
1908. )
_ WESTERN NOVELTY Co., Chicago, Ill.
: [23204
(F 67697, Aug. 8,
HENRY),
\
Men of the hour.
; 1908S. )
| WeErMoreE (JOHN S.), Litchfield, Conn.
[23205-23206
Mount Tom, Litchfield, Conn.
__ White horse rock.
| (F 68120-68121, Aug. 28, 1908.)
WHEALE (DAvID JAMES), Newcastle,
Pa. [23207
In the meadow. (H 114659, Aug,
18, 1908.)
WHEELER (J. D.), Leavenworth, Wash.
a [23208-23210
| Leavenworth, Wash. 1-3. (H
/ 114574-114576, Aug. 15, 1908; 2 c. of
/ each Aug. 17, 1908S.)
'Wuitrcomsp (Byron JOHN), Kenne-
bunkport, Me. [23211-23221
Breakers (The).—Government
_wharf.—Homeward bound —Last
- look.—On the river.—Pet of the pas-
- ture.—Pier (The).—Shadows (The) .—
_ Spray (The).—Surf from the bluffs.—
Willows (The). [11 photographs.]
BH 114715-114725, Aug. 18, 1908.)
WHitTr (H. C.) company, North Ben-
nington, Vt. [23222-23223
Rome, Italy, interior of St. Peter’s
church. (H 114630, Aug. 17, 1908.)
St. Peter’s church and the Vati-
Hcan palace. 1628. (H 115184, Aug. 28,
1908.)
AND PRINTS, ETO. 359
WHITE (LioypD), Washington, D. C.
[23224
Summer breezes. (H 114981, Aug.
21, 1908. )
WuHuite (T. THomprson), Washington,
D. C. [ 23225-23228
Machine ship. 14 (H 115254—
115257, Sept. 1, 1908.)
WHITE CITY ART COMPANY, Chicago, III.
[23229-23230
Country flirtation. 4001.
Welcome visitors. 4002.
(F 68141-68142, Aug. 29, 1908.)
(C. M.), North Adams,
[23231-23234
(H 114221,
WHITMAN
Mass.
Pownel valley, Vt.
114222, Aug. 3, 1908.)
1, Ss
Valley of the Deerfield, 1, 2. (H
114219, 114220, Aug. 3, 1908.)
WHITTIER (L. G.), Wichita, Kans.
[23235
Wichita’s best flour special. (H
114751, Aug. 13, 1908.)
WHITWORTH BROS. cCo., Cleveland, Obio.
[23236
Cleveland, Ohio, University circle.
(EF 67714, July 17, 1908; 1 ec. July 25,
1908; 1 c. Aug. 8, 1908.)
WILKINS (C. E.), Freeport, Ill.
[23237
Douglas (Stephen A.) (H 114290,
Aug. 3, 1908.)
WiLtiamMs (QO. D.), Jamaica Plain,
Mass. [23238
If you want honey, you must have
money. (F 67726, Aug. 10, 1908.)
WILLIAMS (Mrs. WM. A.), Wilming-
ton, N. C. [23239
Sewanee. (F 67539, Aug. 3, 1908;
2 ec. July 10, 1908.)
WILLIS-SHORES CO., Indianapolis, Ind.
[23240
Bryan’s home, Lincoln, Nebr., But-
termilk day. (H 114449, Aug. 10,
1908. )
Witson (JOSEPH), Chicago, Il.
[23241-23242
2. (G 19270, 19271,
Taft postal.
Aug. 5, 1908.)
J,
WINSCHER (CHRISTIAN Sheboy-
gan, Wis. [23243
Pere Marquette 5 entering harbor,
Sheboygan, Wis. (H 115309, Sept. 3,
1908. )
G.),
360
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt, Iv, 0. 8., V7.3
WINsSorR (B. V.), Davenport, Iowa.
[23244
(F 67388, July 24,
7, 1908.)
A.), Wilmington, Del.
[23245
Cedarcroft, the home of the late
Bayard Taylor, Kennett Square, Pa.,
and portrait of Bayard Taylor.
68106, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Which one?
1908; 2 c. Aug.
WoLr (GEORGE
ae
| Wooren (Bayarp), Newbern, N. C.
) [23246
North Carolina’s silver service. (H
114174, Aug. 1, 1908.)
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Inc., Washington, D. C. [23247
Association institute, the Young
men’s Christian association. (F 68112,
Aug. 27, 1908.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts and Prints, completed by deposit_
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs, completed by deposit___
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit__.____._____-__
7, 281
1, 790
11, 659
proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
the rece
CLASS |, FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings, drawings, statuary, and models or designs
intended to be perfected: as works of the fine arts.
Arranged in monthly alphabets. by
To save apace the copyright notice after each title is abreviated; the statement ag to
pt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
day of entry. The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: ‘“ Copy-
right by American lithographic co., New York, N. Y.
1908; 1 photograph received August 5, 1908.”
Class I, XXc, no. 26507, Aug. 5,
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC
ath N.Y.
Fanora (La.).
convolutions of ribbon in which is en-
closed a view of country stretching
into the background. (I 26507, Aug:
5, 1908.)
Vemtigo (El).
‘surmounted by a crown.
| Aug. 6, 1908.)
-AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HIS-
TorY, New York, N. Y.
[ 23250-23258
Allosaurus; by Charles. R. Knight.
| Stands on its hind legs, presenting the
‘right side and bending down over the
CO.,
[28248-23249
Ornamental shield
(I 26521,
|
| backbone of a dead brontosaurus. (I
| 26586, June 18, 1908.)
Cenopus; by Charles R. Knight.
Animal bears general aspect of the
‘black rhinoceros, but is distinguished
by its lighter build and lack of a horn.
(I 26587, June 13, 1908.)
. Cervalces; by
Animal presents left front view, head
resembles that of a moose, great pal-
‘Mate antlers present three main
‘branches. (I 26591, June 13, 1908.)
= Hairy mammoth; by Charles R.
‘Knight. Animal is seen right side
View standing on shore of a glacial
lake, the tusks curve downward, out-
-ward and backward. (I 26590, June
18, 1908.)
_ Hoplophoneus; by Charles R. Knight.
Animal shows creeping attitude, head
Macing toward right. (I 26592, June
18, 1908.)
irish: elk; by Charles R. NWnhight.
On an open hillside, the animal stands,
@ head raised, the immense palmate ant-
‘lers are distinguished by two small
} brow-tines and seven long sur-royal or
@ crown-tines.
55982—08
l
3
New |
Fan outlined with |
Charles R. Knight. |
| Charles R. Knight.
(I 26588, June 13, 1908.) | 26568, Aug. 13; 1908.)
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL
Tory—Continued.
Short legged American rhinoceros
(Teleoceras) ; by Charles R. Knight.
Animal in foreground, has very shert
legs, a low obtuse horn surmounts the
muzzle. (I 26585, June 13, 1908.)
Tylosaurus
HISs-
and portheus; by
Tylosaurus in the
foreground is seen pursuing several
porthei, two of which have leaped out
of the water. (I 26598, June’ 13,
1908. )
Woolly rhinoceros; by Charles R.
Knight. Bleak and snowy steppe, ani-
mal faces toward the right with head
erect, scenting the approach of a hunt-
ing party. (I 26589, June 13,. 1908.)
AMERICAN. SHOW PRINT co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [23259-23273
Call to him, poor dog, call to him
till your heart break, but he come no
more, no more. Poster drawing. (1
26574, Aug. 15, 1908.)
Come to me, child, do not fear, I will
not harm you. Poster drawing. (1
26500, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Everybody likes me. Poster draw-
ing. (I 26566, Aug. 18, 1908.)
—— — awkward
seated on a stump.
1908. )
—— -—— bust of awkward country
girl. (I 26633, Aug. 26, 1808.)
Finale act 2; It’s all on: the quiet.
Poster drawing: (2 26562; Aug. 18,
1908. )
Here, here are a very few drops, all
that’s left. Poster drawing. (I 26573,
Aug. 15, 1908.)
I loves yer.
country girl
(I 26634, Aug. 26,
Poster drawing. (1
361
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COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT co.—Continued. | Brispot (HeEnrRI), Paris, France.
Jinny: John Reeves, what fur you
do that [ete.] Poster drawing. (I
26502, Aug. 5, 1908.)
No kill him, better this way, steal
his squaw. Poster drawing. (I 26499,
Aug. 5, 1908.
One of Boot’s experiments. Poster
drawing. (I 26564, Aug. 18, 1908.)
Speak, what are you? Poster draw-
ing: (I 26501, Aug.’ 5, 1908.)
Spirit again. Poster drawing.
26572, Aug. 15, 1908.)
‘Take it if you dare. Poster draw-
ing. (I 26498, Aug. 5, 1908.)
You must not kill him, he is your
brother. Poster drawing. (I 26565,
Aug. 13, 1908.)
BARNES-CrROSBY Co., Chicago, Iil.
[23274-23276
L 3137, L 3124, L 3117. (1 26481-
26483, Aug. 1, 1908.)
(I
BATCHELDER (CHARLES FLETCHER), Chi- |
cago, III. [23277-23278
- ‘Bill; sitting statuette of William H.
Taft in shape of an idol, arms folded.
(I 26630, Aug. 25, 1908.)
William ;
statuette of William J. |
Bryan in sitting posture as an idol, |
arms folded. (I 26629, Aug. 25, 1908.)
BELLANGER (CAMILLE), Paris, France.
[23279
> ats ay arra: / A * : :
Pommes de terre; two young women heart shaped mirror in which is shown
| the
resting, one standing and leans against
fence while other is seated on a log,
near them basket filled with potatoes.
(I 267538, Sept. 1, 1908.)
BENNER, Paris, France. [23280-23281
23284
Sur les quais; booklovers rummag-
ing through old bookstalls in Paris,
church of Notre-Dame on other side of
river. (J 26718, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Brown & BIGELow, St. Paul, Minn.
[23285-23296
Bird in the hand is worth two in
the bush; man in hunting costume
leans over a girl. (I 26636, Aug. 26,
1908.)
End of the rainbow; heads of a
man and girl. (I 26641, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Game of solitaire for two; than in
evening dress seated on left of woman.
(I 26642, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Goddess of liberty; woman, dressed
in a suit formed of stars and stripes,
precedes a man. (1 26646, Aug. 26,
1908. )
If ’twere done at all ’twere best done
quickly; young woman in evening
dress stands in a doorway. (1 26643,
Aug. 26, 1908.)
In deep waters; leaning on the rail
of a boat are a man and girl. (I
26638, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Labor day; young woman dressed
for playing golf, walking ahead of a
Matin a Capri; peasant girl stand- |
ing at foot of rustic stone steps near |
wall, trying to get pitcher on top of.
wall. (I 26750, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Rosalinde; nude woman, front view,
arms raised over head. (I 26749,
Sept. 1, 1908.)
Bone (RicuH.), Berlin, Germany.
[23282
Mondnacht im hafen (Moonlight in |
the harbor) ; by Martin Schone.
rigged ship entering the harbor, row-
boat with three men approaching it.
(I 26554, Aug. 11, 1908.)
BOSTON PLASTIC ART C)., Boston, Mass.
[23283
Taft and Sherman. Bas-relief show-
ing side faces, one in advance of the
other. (I 26599, Aug.'19, 1908.)
Full |
|
man. (I 26635, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Look behind you for your valentine;
reflection of a_ girl’s head.
26639, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Man of the hour; man dressed in
football togs, on his right stands a
girl, on his left a girl. (I 26637, Aug.
(I
26, 1908.)
No thoroughfare; man seated at
foot of stair-case, next to young
woman. (I 26644, Aug. 26, 1908.)
’Tis an ill wind blows no good;
young woman walking, at her right
stands a man. (I 26640, Aug. 26,
1908. )
Two best sellers; two shop girls
behind a counter. (I 26645, Aug. 26,
1908. )
RRUGAIROLLES (Victor), Paris, France.
[23297
Contemplation; sunset, in a wood
bordered by lake, young couple are in
deep contemplation; woman dressed in
white is standing beside the man,
who is seated. (I 26737, Sept. 1,
1908. )
FINE
nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
== —
ARTS 363
BUCHANAN (JAMES) & co., New York, |
a [23298-23299
Monk (The); by Dudley Freeman.
Man wearing long gown, cap on head,
both hands extended.
19, 1908.)
Study in black and white;
girl, wearing dark dress, white fichu
with white apron, hands outstretched.
{I 26715, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Burke (Harry Newton), Los Angeles,
Cal. [23300
Slightly disfigured but still on the
job. Negress driving a badly crippled
mule which is hauling a load of hay.
(I 26610, Aug. 20, 1908.)
BUTENSKY (JULES L.), New York,
Pax; bearded man, naked except for
flowing robe and girdle, standing at
anvil with right arm upraised. (I
26709, Aug. 31, 1908.)
BuzzA RHEIM co., Minneapolis, Minn.
[23302
Burning the midnight oil; by Royal
A. Rheim. Eight male figures in run-
about singing. (I 26552, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Cartitior (RocrErR), Paris, France.
Crépuscule; twilight at sea, light
green sky and large purple clouds; in
middleground is fishing boat. (I
26751, Sept. 1, 1908.)
CHARPIN (ALBERT), Paris, France.
[23304
Paturage en Sologne; cattle grazing,
hear tree, the other lying on the
grass. (I 26723, Sept. 1, 1908.)
CLARK
angel presenting Bible and Science and
health to the world.
1908. )
Coca-cota co., Atlanta, Ga.
Greeting (The)
at a table, holds a filled glass.
26551, Aug. 10, 1908.)
Cottier (P. F.)
[23306
& son, New York,
Oo X
Buffalo runner; by Frederic Rem-
ington.
buffalo, horse on which he is mounted
(I 26569, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Church of Christ, scientist, at Boston, |
(I 26485, Aug. 3, |
Young lady seated |
(|
has been charged by a savage buffalo. |
(I 26597, Aug. |
CoLuier (P. F.) & son—Continued.
Call of nature; two persons, male
and female artists, on country road,
man holding reversed canvas on back
by strap, over left shoulder. (I
_ 26809, Sept. 5, 1908.)
young |
Crossing the line; by Henry Reuter-
dabl. U. S. battleship in the dis-
tance, in the foreground in the water
is a mermaid and a pollywog. (I
26708, Aug. 29, 1908.)
Friendly tow; two sloops and two
cat-boats, becalmed to left of light-
house, sloop being towed by launch.
(I 26810, Sept. 5, 1908.)
Pierrot; by Maxfield Parrish. Man
_ in clown’s costume sitting by the side
ee [23301 |
of a river, twanging a mandolin.
26526, Aug. 7, 1908.)
Sherlock Holmes; by Frederic Dorr
Steele. Man with strong clearly cut
features, head bent over, smoking a
(I
pipe. (I 26568, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Shopping in Chinatown; by Ethel
Pennewill Brown. Two girls in
Chinese shop examining wares. (I
26602, Aug. 19, 1908.)
(23303. CooLIpGE ( Cassius M.), New York,
N.Y. [23314-23315
Auld lang syne. Two St. Bernard
dogs seated at a table talking over old
times, and drinking beer from steins.
| (I 26478, Aug. 1, 1908.)
/ and telling stories.
in foreground two oxen, one standing >
(CLARENCE J.), Los Angeles, |
Cal. [28305 |
Emmanuel; Let there be light; light
dispelling clouds’ revealing’ First |
[28307-23313 |
Reunion (The). Four collie dogs
Seated at a table smoking long pipe
(I 26477, Aug. 1,
1908. )
CRAFTSMAN’S GUILD, Highland Park,
Il. [23316
Pensive pup; pup with large head
and long drooping ears, and small
body. (1 26762, Sept. 2, 1908.)
CROWELL PUB. Co., New York, N. Y.
[23317
Little visitor; cover design for
Woman’s home companion, November.
1908; small boy in blue rompers, lean-
ing against panel of door. (I 26686,
Aug. 21, 1908.)
DAGNAUX (ALBERT), Paris, France.
[23318
Beufs 4 labreuvoir; cattle going
| to drink; a brown ox is about to enter
Indian in midst of a herd of |
the river, in which a white ox is al-
ready drinking, farther off two other
oxen are in water. (I 26752, Sept. i,
| 1908.)
364
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, Ill.
[23319-23320
Altar in Roman style of architec-
ture. On each side are standing angels
bearing scrolls with Latin inscriptions.
(I 26616, Aug. 21, 1908.)
Frame. Model of frame used as
background for Stations of the Cross,
six pinnacles, cross of ornamental de-
sign at the top. (I 26549, Aug. 10,
1908. )
DAVIS (WILLIAM STEEPLE), Orient.
re. [23321
Forge (The). Interior of black-
smith’s shop with figure silhouetted
against firelight from forge. (I 26603,
Aug. 19, 1908.)
DeBat-Ponsan ( EpouarRD BERNARD),
Paris, France. [233822
A bord de la Suzon; on deck of
pleasure yacht, in foreground lady in
light dress and hat seated in arm- |
ehair, at right two ladies in light
dresses talking to another in black. (I
26733, Sept. 1, 1908.)
DETROIT PUB. CO., Detroit, Mich.
[23323-23330
Bust of young lady,
(I 26606,
American belle.
gauzy white dress, décolleté.
Aug. 19, 1908. )
Jeanne. Head and part figure of
young woman, large drooping hat,
holding open fan.
1908.)
(I 26607, Aug. 19.
Mother and child; by Hugo Ballin. )
Woman seated on ground with nude
child in lap, background foliage. (I
26486, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Petite Angeline.
in low chair, hands in lap.
Aug. 19, 1908.)
Seton (Ann); by Wilhelm Funk.
Little girl seated, curling hair, large
hat with light drapery. (1 26614, Aug.
20, 1908.)
Spotswood (Mrs.)
bow on knee, chin on hand.
Aug. 19, 1908.)
Study in black. Full length figure
of woman, one hand resting on hip.
(I 26605, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Worship of the Magi. Mary hold-
ing child in her lap, Joseph standing
behind her, the three Magi offering
gifts. (I 26553, Aug. 10, 1908.)
EupEeRS (JEAN JOSEPH), Asniéres,
France. [ 23a01
Nid A cancans; five women with
urns and watering pots gathered at
pump, one is telling a tale while the
others are all attention. (I 26732,
Sept. 1, 1908.)
Little girl seated
(I 26604,
Lady seated, el-
(I 26608,
| trait,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 2. 8, V. 3
FERGUSON (GEORGE WASHINGTON), Elk-
hart, Wis. [23332
Birches. Summer landscape show-
ing clumps of white birch trees, a path
leads from foreground to the right. (I
26525, Aug. 7, 1908.)
FERRARI (FEBO), New Haven, Conn.
[23333
Fountain, Louis XV. Model, turned
base supporting shell over which and
against the wall is a lion’s head, two
boys and two delphins. (I 26631, Aug.
25, 1908.)
FLORENTINE ALABASTER CO.,
Tl.
Joss incense burner.
Chicago,
[23334
Statue of a
_ grotesque Chinese idol, face wears a
broad grin. (I 26628, Aug. 24, 1908.)
TotcreR (JAMES WALTER), Nantucket,
Mass. [23335
4 original grist mills on Mill hills,
1822; four windmills for grinding
grain, three operated by 4 vanes. (I
26713, Aug. 31, 1908; 1 photo July 23,
1908. )
Foster (JoHN R.), Arlington, Mass.
Shakespeare (William). Bust por-
costume of the Elizabethan
(I 26615, Aug. 21, 1908.)
FouBert (EMILE), Paris, France.
23337
Esearpolette (L’); eight young
women in flowing garments are playing
game of escarpolette in a park, two are
on swing while another runs. (I
26735, Sept. 1, 1908.) ‘
Gay (GEORGE HOWELL), New York,
N. ¥. [23338-23340
Coming night; country road leading
through woods, stone fence to right.
(I 26775, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Grove of birches; silver birches in
autumn, ground strewn with leaves.
(I 26777, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Sunset reflections; clump of woods
in autumn, background showing bare
rolling landscape, sheet of water in
foreground. (1 26776, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Chatillon-sous-
[23341
Quartanier est mort, les chiens le
rappellent; wild boar lying dead on
slope leading to a pool; seven dogs, one’
wounded licking his paw, three baying,
two standing on edge of pool. (1
26745, Sept. 1, 1908.)
period.
GEéLIBERT (GASTON),
Bagneux, France.
nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
GUERY (ARMAND), Pontgivart, France.
[23342
Coucher du soleil aux approches de
Yorage; storm approaching, sun half
hidden by enormous clouds, shepherd
leading flock of sheep along road
through field; a windmill is to be seen.
(I 26738, Sept. 1, 1908. )
GUILLAUME (ALBERT), Paris, France.
[28343-23348
Bird’s eye view; nude woman seen
from some distance above, lying on a
white bear skin, wears Turkish
Slippers and holds a cigarette in her
right hand. (I 26727, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Consultation (La); young woman
consulting a doctor, standing with hat
on while upper part of her figure is
entirely bare; doctor, an old man, care-
fully auscultates her. (I 26725, Sept.
1, 1908.)
En omnibus; several persons in in-
terior of omnibus: an old gentleman
is looking sidelong at a young milliner
who occupies a seat nearby, her neigh-
Dor, a gentleman, is yawning. (I
26728, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Guépier (Le) ; ; gentleman in a char-
ity bazaar is surrounded by three or
four ladies who adorn his lapel with
flowers. (I 26729, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Philistins (Les); poor artist stand-
ing in corner of exhibition room at
a museum of fine arts, is watching
‘spectators. (I 26726, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Pudeur; nude woman reclining on
edge of bed, her right foot touching
the floor; she hides her face with one
arm. (I "26724, Sept. 1, 1908.)
GuILLovu (ALFRED), Paris, France.
[28849-23350
Attente du passeur; young peasant
‘girls going to market, waiting for the
Merryman. (I 26717, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Opération délicate; old sailor having
his daughter draw a fishbone out of
his finger. (I 26716, Sept. 1, 1908.)
“GUNN (ARCHIE), New York, N. Y.
[23351-23356
Alice; head and bust of young wo-
man, white low neck gown, black hair,
blue bow on hat, blue strings and blue
‘bow under left side chin. (I 26788,
Sept. 3, 1908.)
Come in the water’s fine; figure of
young woman in red bathing suit, hold-
ing on to rope in water. (I 26786,
Sept. 3, 1908.)
Gwendolyn; head of young woman,
low neck gown, brown hair,.brown hat
With orange bow and streamers. (I
26789, Sept. @, 1908.)
FINE ARTS
365
GUNN (ARCHIE)—Continued.
Marguerite; head and bust of young
woman, white low neck gown, light
brown hat, large pink bow, pink
strings tied under left side of chin.
(I 26791, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Marion; head and bust of young
woman, low neck gown, dark brown
hair, white hat with green bow and
ribbon strings. (I 26790, Sept. 3,
1908. )
Queenie; head and bust of young
woman, gray low neck gown, gray felt
hat with large black bow under right
side of chin. (I 26787, Sept. 3, 1908.)
GUNNING SYSTEM, Chicago, I[Il.
[233 37
Broken idol. Figure in sitting pos-
ture, title Broken idol, in each corner.
(I 26624, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Hackett (H. WM.), New Haven, Conn.
[23358
Evolution of an automobile. Fine
study picture showing that an automo-
bile can be made to resemble a skull.
(I 26598, Aug. 19, 1908.)
HANFSTAENGL
many.
(FRANZ), Munich, Ger-
[23359-23367
Arrival of the tourists; by F. Simm.
Lady and gentleman, accompanied by
an elderly companion, arriving at a
village inn; gentleman assisting lady
from carriage. (I 26672, Aug. 27,
1908. )
Bavarian infantry at Sedan;
Roechling. Bavarian infantry
ments engaged in battle of Sedan.
26673, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Break of the day; by C. Kroener.
Scene in the woods, a pair of grouse
seated opposite on branches of trees.
(I 26513, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Portrait of a child XVI; by F. A. v.
Kaulbach. Little girl, hands behind
her back, bonnet on her head, leaning
againstatree. (I 26510, Aug. 6, 1908.)
—XVII; by F. A. v. Kaulbach.
Little boy holding a hoop, bare legs in
background a tree. (I 26512, Aug. 6,
1908. )
Rachel; by M. Nonnenbruch. Young
woman, face profile, hair hanging down
by Kk.
regi-
(I
her back, in right hand a jug. (1
26508, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Testing the new vintage; by E.
Gruetzner. Interior of a monastery
wine cellar, a monk standing on a
small barrel is sampling wine. (I
26511, Aug. 6, 1908.)
366
HANFSTAENGL (FRANz)—Continued.
William II (Emperor) at the au-
tumn parade; by G. Schoebel. WKaiser
William II at the head of the First
Garde regiment returning from the
autumn parade. (I 26674, Aug. 27,
1908. )
Winter sport; by F. Leeke. Snow
landscape, a number of young women
coasting down a hill. (1 26509, Aug. 6,
1908. )
HENCE (ERNEST), New York, N. Y.
[23368
Fortunatus gold mining company, |
Cornucopia, Oregon. Bird’s eye view.
(I 26561, Aug. 13, 1908.)
HILDESHEIMER (§8.) & CO., LTD., London,
England.
Tebby. Interior of cottage,
sitting holding child who is sitting on
edge of table, open door through which
can be seen a nun.
1908. )
Not caught yet, by A. J. Elsley. Gar-
den scene with three children and col-
lie dog, center girl with hoop. (I
26706, Aug. 29, 1908.)
One, two, three, go! by A. J. Elsley.
Grandfather sitting on chair starting |) |‘
chickens and four young ones assem-
bled in corner of a barn yard.
little boy and girl on a race.
Aug. 29, 1908.)
Pickaback, by A. J. Elsley. Big gir]
giving little girl pickaback, another
little girl pulling at her skirts. (I
26704, Aug. 29, 1908.)
HoLttTzMAN (MiINARD) Columbus, Ohio.
[23373
(I 26703,
Emblems.
one on the left having thirteen stars
while that on the right has forty-six.
(I 26571, Aug. 15, 1908.)
HUGARD (CLAUDE), Paris, France.
[23369-23372 |
More heavens than one, by A. Kemp |
mother |
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: _boat in the water, three men standing
Two American flags, the |
[23374 |
Matinée d’été; interior
of Dutch |
home, two young women in Dutch cos- |
tume, youngest in light dress and
Dutch cap, is spinning, in background
leaning against porch post.
|
another woman is seen in the kitchen. |
(I 26734, Sept. 1, 1908.)
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO., Chicago,
Ill. [238375
Shot (The). Man on_ horseback,
dressed in the costume of a cowboy
shooting at antelope.
10, 1908. )
JIMINEZ (LOUIS), Pontoise, France.
[28376-23377 |
Moissoneuses (Les); large field
filled with stacks of wheat, in center
(I 26550, Aug. | x 4 .
: ="! Kopier (ALBERT J.), New York, N. ¥
Kirk (Marta J..), Philadelphia, Pa.
wood scene with little girl wearin
red hood and cape.
| JIMINEZ (Louis )—Continued.
curves of the flow of water in open
(1 26705, A 90. | peasant costume, standing arm in arm.
705, Aug. 29, |
| pen.
_hind leg of a horse.
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.3
of picture a woman seated on ground
and reclining on a wheelbarrow is rais-
ing a child in the air; three other
women are looking on. (I 26731,
Sept. 1, 1908.)
Sarcleuses (Les); peasant women
pulling up weeds in a field; in center
of picture a tall young peasant girl
carrying a basket over her right shoul-
der. (I 26730, Sept. 1, 1908.)
JOHNSON (Eb. A.), Jerome, Idaho.
[23378
Flow of water in open channels;
shows in diagrammatic form the
channels under different conditions.
(I 26693, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Ker (MAry SIGSBEE), Rockville Cen-
ter, N. Y [23379-23380
Just landed; girl and boy in Dutch
(I 26711, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Pigs; two large pigs eating, small
boy with apples sitting in back of pig-
(I 26710, Aug. 31, 1908.)
KETTERLINUS LITHO MFG, CO., Philadel-
phia, Pa. [23381-23385
Chickens’ cozy corner. 15 grown
(I
26514, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Old creek. Old house well sur-
rounded by large trees, old creek run-
ning from right foreground to centre
of picture. (I 26516, Aug. 6, 1908.)
On the canal. Old canal with canal
at head of canal near lamp post. (1
26515, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Our blacksmith. Village blacksmith
shop, blacksmith tacking shoe on the
(I 26517, Aug.
6, 1908.)
Waiting at the porch. Young lady
with her hands joined in front of her,
(I 26518,
Aug. 6, 1908.)
Little Red Riding Hood; autumn
(I 26797, Sept
8, 1908.)
Tragedy ; by Alphonse Mucha, Thr
female figures, one in foreground hold
ing spray of flowers. (I 26557, Aug
13, 1908.)
FINE
nos, 36-39, Sept., 1908
KRvuGER & LEHNHARDT, New York, N. Y. |
[23388 |
Solid comfort: by Albert Lehbnhardt.
Interior, on sofa, a man and woman,
she is resting her head on his shoulder. |
(I 26625, Aug. 24,.1908. )
(EpwINn), Washington, |
[23389-23392
Bend of the river ; autumn landscape
at sunset, river in foreground, point |
of land extending into river, with |
large tree. (I 26784, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Edge of the village; road running
straight back from foreground, two
large trees to right, woman coming
along road. (I 26783, Sept. 3, 1908.) |
Lazy afternoon; creek running |
along foreground with trees at right,
farm house in background. (I 26782,
Sept. 38, 1908.)
Old. stone bridge; old mill in left
foreground and bridge and house in
Tight. (I 26785, Sept. 3, 1908.)
LAUGEE (GEORGES), Paris, France.
[23393-23396
Aux approches du Crepuscule ;:peas-
ant women in harvest field at sunset,
one of the women, hands behind her
back, stands waiting. (I 26721, Sept.
1, 1908.)
Dans Ja prairie 4 Archelles; woman
leading two cows through a meadow |
under shade of large poplar trees.
26719, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Marie et ses moutons; young peas- |
ant woman followed by two lambs
walking along a shady path. (I
26720, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Repas aux champs, soleil couchant; |
Seated on sheaf of wheat, a man is
getting ready to eat his meal while |
his wife, standing in front of him, is
Butting bread. (I 26722, Sept. 1,
1908. ) |
LAWRENCE & JEULICOE, LTD., London,
England. [23897-23402
Harefield harriers: The big fence;
by Cecil Aldin. Hunting scene, hunts- |
man mounted on a white horse is leap-
LAMASURE
(I |
ing a five barred gate. (I 26530, Aug. |
8, 1908.) :
The check in ‘the road; by |
Cecil Aldin. Country road and the
huntsman a pack of hounds endeavour- |
me to pick up the lost scent. (I |
26473, Aug. 1, 1908.) |
The end of the day; by Cecil
Aldin. Huntsman mounted on white
@ horse and pack of hounds passing old
Minn by the roadside. (I 26474, Aug. 1,
1908S.)
Aldin.
/ and a man in hunting costume is way-
| ing his hat.
| ing nest; flowing drapery.
| Aug. 4 F 1908. )
| aged woman.
| carrying
_ stretcher, oxygen is being administered.
ARTS 367
LAWRENCE & JELLICOE, LTD.—Cont’d.
The meet at the Hare and
Hounds; by Cecil Aldin. Exterior of
country inn with group of figures in
18th century costume. (I 26475, Aug.
| 1, 1908.)
Whoo-whoop; by Cecil Aldin.
Kill at the end of the hunt, hounds
| are shown in an excited group. (I
| 26531, Aug. 8, 1908.)
Yip! Tally! Ho; by Cecil
Hare fiying across the road
(I 26476, Aug. 1, 1908.)
LENZ (ALFRED), Appleton, Wis.
[ 28403-23404
Nature; figure supports on left out-
| Stretched arm two billing birds, right
arm hanging close to body and hold-
(I 26677,
Sioux Indian chief, profile bust view
against a background of pine trees
on a hillside. (I 26676, Aug. 27, 1908.)
LHERMITTE (LEON), Paris, France.
[23405
Retour des pécheurs; on river bank
two women and a child are watching
two fishermen in row boat: one of the
/ men is holding oars while the other is
| lifting basket of fish out of water.
(I
26736, Sept. 1, 1908.)
| Lippy, McNeILt & Lipsy, Chicago, Il.
[23406
Daisy. Little girl with sunbonnet
and bunch of daisies in her left hand.
| (I 26560, Aug. 13, 1908.)
LIFE PUBLISHING Co., New York, N. Y.
[23407-23418
Be careful whom you rescue; by
Orson Powell. Sea shore scene, young
'man has just rescued a fat middle
(I 26556, Aug. 11, 1908.)
Cowards: by Bayard Jones. Bach-
elor girls club with a crowd of its
members looking out of window at an
irate cupid. (JI 26600, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Farm life as it may appear after
Mr. Roosevelt improves it, but anyhow
| vote for Taft; modern farm, drudgery
turned almost into amusement by
modern appliances. (I 26811, Sept. 5,
1908. )
Forecast of the next British Olympic
games; course of Olympic games, just
at finish of race; four runners are
winner toward goal on a
(I 26767, Sept. 2, 1908.) :
Hunter’s moon; young hunter, gun
in hand, looking for game. (I 26765,
Sept. 2, 1908.)
368
LIFE PUBLISHING co.—Continued.
Music hath charms to soothe the
savage breast; C. Clyde Squires. Quiet
corner in a conservatory, in which are —
sitting man and woman. (I 26505,
Aug. 5, 1908.)
New features of the same old show: |
Magnates of the |
day having a minstrel show, operating |
by Wm. H. Walker.
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the two presidential candidates as pup- |
pets. (I 26621, Aug. 22, 1908.)
Ooh! bathing house on shore, bird
standing on tree near opening in side
of bath house, looks in. (I 26766,
Sept. 2, 1908.)
Wine, women and song; by W. H.
Welder. First illustration, An inn in
the country—Second, Horde of Wom-
en’s Christian Temperance Union mem-
bers—Third, Women jubilantly sing-
ing. (I 26488, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Won’t be nothin’ left o’ them after
the fust storm; by Nuttall. Old sailor
standing on the shore looking at hearts
and intertwined initials traced in the
sand. (I 26487, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Words not deeds; by Harry Grant
Dart.
assembled to do honor to Theodore
Roosevelt upon his arrival on their
shore. (I 26506, Aug. 5, 1908S.)
1908; by Wm..H. Walker. W. J.
Bryan on white donkey, the various
states mounted on donkeys go cheering
past him. (I 26601, Aug. 19, 1908.)
Littie (W. T.) & co., New ‘York, N. Y.
[ 23419
Richa rd
(I 26570,
Syracuse university; by
Rummell. Birds eye view.
Aug. 138, 1908.)
LOFGREN (NELS P.), Minneapolis, Minn.
MAXENCE (EpGArD), Paris, France.
Inhabitants of Darkest Africa |
[23420 |
Johnson (Goy. John A.). Portrait,
profile, meditating. (I 26620, Aug. 22,
1908. )
LONSDALE co., New York, N. Y.
[23421-23428
Connecticut. Stormy sea, battle-
ship proceeding towards the _ fore-
ground, torpedo boat in the _ fore-
ground. (I 26547, Aug. 8, 1908S.)
Kansas; Tempestuous ocean, battle-
ship with her guns pointed coming to-
wards the foreground.
Merriam (J. W.) & Co., New York,
N. X. [23433
Champion King Lud; large white
| ecards.
(I 26546, Aug. |
' and around fountain men and wome
8, 1908.)
Pennsylvania. In calm waters, bat- |
tleship in motion towards the fore- |
ground, and using her searchlight on |
the shore. (I 26548, Aug. 8, 1908.)
| 1908.)
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
LuccHes! (Emitio), St. Louis, Mo.
[ 23424-23425
Statue of
exaggerated,
(I 26619,
Bryan (William J.).
comic likeness, head
body in seated posture.
Aug. 10, 1908.)
Taft (William H.). Statue of
comic likeness, head exaggerated,
body in seated posture. (1 26618,
Aug. 10, 1908.)
McCaLtyt (CHARLES W.) AND WYTHE
(Wittson J.), Oakland, Cal.
[23426
Building 220, drawing 1, floor plan
of dwelling. (I 26714, Ang. 29, 1908.)
MaGEE (WiLtt1AM D.), Monticello,
Iowa. [ 23427-23428
Emblematic photo mat. Large capi-
tal G with embossed work, near the
top and on the inside hangs a pair of
compasses. (I 26504, Aug. 5, 1908.)
——lTLarge maple leaf, embossed
edge. (I 26503, Aug. 5, 1908.)
[23429-23432
Bacchante; head of woman with
goat’s horns, shoulders covered with
drapery: Bacchus mounted on donkey
to be seen in background. (1 26741,
Sept. 1, 1908.)
lLiseuse; young woman reading, hair
parted, low neck gown with long
sleeves and jabot of white lace. (I
26748, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Mercure; young man with red curly
hair, helmet surmounted by two blue
wings, smiling face, holds caduceus in
right hand. (I 26744, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Ste. Cécile; head of young woman
with eves turned upward, she wears
green velvet cloak over white veil,
fingers of her right hand are on cords
of musical instrument. (I 26742,
Sept. 1, 1908.)
bull dog with collar around neck, with
his right fore paw resting on three
(I 26632, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Merson (Luc Oriver), Paris, Franee.
[23434
Musique au moyen-age; on terra
in middle age costumes are singing, a
right children are singing while musi
cians are playing. (1 26760, Sept. 1,
FINE ARTS
nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
369
Mryrr (ENNO), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[23435
Pointers; two black and _ white
‘pointers working,
point. (I 26768, Sept. 2, 1908.)
Mires (Maup M.), Kansas City, Mo.
[23436
Meeker (Ezra). Bas-relief. (I
26559, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Mourre (J. A.), New York, N. Y.
[23437-28438
Beauty’s eyes; young woman’s head,
with blue eyes and reddish hair,
draped with red drapery. (1 26768,
Sept. 2, 1908.)
Carma; young woman’s head, brown
eyes and dark hair, yellow flowers and |
a comb in hair. (I 26764, Sept. 2,
1908. )
Motter (Lupwie), Liibeck, Germany. |
[23439-23443
Friihling (Spring); by Carl Zim-
mermann. Low banks of a river, high
grass and water-plants are _ rising
above the water in the foreground.
(1 26583, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Sommer (Summer); by Carl Zim-
mermann.
small stream, roebuck standing near
water. (1 26584, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Sommertag (Summer day); by Carl |
Albrecht. Lady dressed in style of the
middle of last century is leaning over
a gate, a dog at her side. (I 26480,
Aug. 1, 1908.)
Winter; by Franz Hecker. On out-
skirts of Dutch village, gabled house
tops are covered with snow. (I 26479,
Aug. 1, 1908.)
Wintertag; by Franz Hecker.
ter landscape,
its left shore are seen.
17, 1908.)
Moran (Leon), Plainfield, N. J.
[ 23444-23446
Ideal figure, blue dress; three quar-
ter length figure of young lady, blue
dress, black hat with blue and black
feathers. (I 26795, Sept. 3, 1908.)
red dress; three-quarter length
figure of young lady, red dress, black
Win-
stream with trees on
(I 26582, Aug.
hat, red roses in right hand. (I
26794, Sept. 3, 1908.)
yellow dress; three quarter
length figure of lady, yellow dress,
black wrap and biack hat, trimmed —
with black and yellow feathers. (I
26796, Sept. 3, 1908.)
foremost dog on |
Romantic forest scene, a ag
daisies.
| length,
| (I 26694, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Morr (J. L.) 1R0N Works, New York,
N.., Ye [23447
Cupid and mermaid fountain; Cupid
playing violin, mermaid leaning against
shell in an attentive position. (I 26675,
Aug. 27, 1908.)
Muue (PHILIP), Philadelphia, Pa.
[23448
Melville (Admiral George W.); full
standing figure, in uniform.
MureHy (THos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. [ 23449-23466
Asters; by J. Ross Bryson. Young
lady with hair parted in the middle,
and falling over shoulders. (1 26611,
Aug. 20, 1908.)
Auto girl; by .J. Ross Bryson.
Young lady in auto with hand on steer-
ing wheel. (I 26541, Aug. 8, 1908.)
Autumn; by J. Ross Bryson. Tall
slender young lady, plumed hat, car-
ries large chrysanthemums. (I 26542,
Aug. 8, 1908.)
Bright eyes;
by J. Ross Bryson.
Girl, holds bunch of roses to her face.
(I 26533, Aug. 8, 1908.) é
By the wayside; by J. Ross Bryson.
Girl, arms folded, in left hand holds
(I 26532, Aug. 8, 1908.)
Clorinde; by J. Ross Bryson. Young
lady in scarlet dress and hat, holds
bunch of forget-me-nots in her left
hand. (I 26539, Aug. 8, 1908.)
Colonial belle; by J. Ross Bryson.
Young lady, low-necked dress, hands
clasped in front. (I 26536, Aug. 8,
1908.)
Daughter of Eve; by J. Ross Bry-
| son. Little girl seated with plate of
| apples on her lap. (I 26538, Aug. 8,
1908.)
Flora; by J. Ross Bryson. Tall
slender lady with dog by her side,
earries red roses. (I 26548, Aug. 8,
1908. )
| son.
Highland sheep; by W. R. C. Wat-
son. Landscape with sea in back-
ground, five sheep, two more in dis-
tance. (I 26528, Aug. 8, 1908.)
In a blow; by J. Ross Bryson. Tall
girl, white furs, holds white dog by a
strap. (I 26534, Aug. 8, 1908.)
In pastures green; by W. R. C. Wat-
Landscape with cattle, one cow
and one calf standing up, one calf ly-
ing down. (I 26529, Aug. 8, 1908.)
On the boulevard: by J. Ross Bry-
son. Lady out in snow-storm, brown
furs and gloves. (I 26540, Aug. 8,
, 1908.)
370
Mourpnuy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
Out West; by E. W. Gollings. Three
cowboys, mounted, lassoing horses. (I
26613, Aug. 20, 1908.)
Sweet sixteen; by J. Ross Bryson.
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PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin, Germany. [23476-23482
Auguste Victoria, deutsche kaiserin ;
by Alfred Schwarz. Bust portrait in
oval shape decolleté gown with pearl
Side view of young girl with curls |
hanging, carries roses.
20, 1908.)
Tokens of summer; by J. Ross Bry-
son. Head of girl, brown flowing hair,
holds to her lips large bouquet of pink
and yellow roses. (I 26544, Aug. 8,
1908. )
Winter’s stroll; by J. Ross Bryson.
Girl standing in snow, with snow fall- |
ing about her. (I 26535, Aug. 8, 1908.)
1863; by Clyde O. DeLand. Lady
in old-fashioned gown, holding parasol
over head and walking down a leaf-
strewn path. (I 26587, Aug. 8, 1908.)
NARDINI (A. P.) co., Boston, Mass.
[23467-23472
Frame for stations of the cross.
Statuary, Gothic style, top square with |
two small pinnacles. (I 26577, Aug.
17, 1908.)
Renaissance style, top
round with two angels’ heads. (I
26578, Aug. 17, 1908.)
— —— Renaissance style, top
round and below is a cornice with an-
gels’ heads. (I 26579, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Good Shepherd. Statue of Our Lord
with a sheep on left shoulder, four
sheep following. (I 26580, Aug. 17, |
1908. )
—— Statue of Our Lord holding
sheep on left shoulder, two at His feet.
(I 26581, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Vision of St. Anthony. Statue of St.
Anthony half kneeling, the infant Je-
sus and three angels appear descending |
| ground two cows.
(I 26612, Aug. |
| Blinks.
Blinks.
| Kampf.
necklace. (I 26492, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Christians awake; by Tom Browne.
Man playing a clarinette and a little
boy standing in the snow before a
pawn shop. (I 26493, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Pointer: Well backed; Thomas
In foreground of a plain a
pointer pointing, another pointer in
background. (I 26495, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Reaper (The); by Henry Ryland.
Girl whose head is seen in profile
carrying a sickle over her shoulder,
in a corn field. (I 26497, Aug. 5,
1908.)
Schwestern (Die); by Arthur
Two little girls in fancy cos-
tume standing on a stage and singing.
(I 26494, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Over the hill; by Thomas
Two setters on the slope of
a hill. (I 26496, Aug. 5, 1908.)
Wilhelm II, deutscher kaiser; by
Alfred Schwarz. Bust portrait in full
uniform. (I 26491, Aug. 5, 1908.)
PLANQUETTE (FELIX), Paris, France.
[23483-23484
Ciel se découvre aprés une journée
de pluie; woman driving cows home
after rainy day, reflection of sunset
Setters:
/ in road tracks, which are filled with
from the sky. (I 26576, Aug. 17,
1908. )
New YORK ART CO., New York, N. Y.
[23473 |
Manon; by A. Bonanate. Statue of
young woman sitting on two pillows,
hands raised above head. (I 26527,
Aug. 8, 1908.)
OLD HOME WEEK COMMITTEE, Uxbridge,
Mass. [23474
Uxbridge Old home week, Sept. 20-
26, 1908. Country landscape, road,
farm house, long bill board bearing
title. (I 26626, Aug. 24, 1908.)
PERRON (CHARLES THEODORE), Paris,
France. [28475
Egrésius Faber; statue, man repre-
senting iron worker in pensive atti-
tude, leaning against iron frame. (I
26759, Sept. 1, 1908.)
in which river
water. (I 26739, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Rosée d’Octobre, vallée de la Séluné;
valley seen from some distance above
is winding; at right
are Jarge crooked trees and in fore-
(I 26740, Sept. 1,
| 1908.)
PREVOT-VALERI (AUGUSTE), Paris,
France. [23485
Retour au hameau; man walking
beside cart drawn by yoke of oxen,
, outline of which shows against the
|
sky, and shepherdess is leading flock of
sheep. (I 26755, Sept. 1, 1908.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH CO., Provi-
dence, R. I. [23486-23488
Paul on the grace of giving. Paul
seated at a table by an open window,
before him a group of the Macedonian
Christians. (I 26523, Aug. 6, 1908.)
Paul’s last words. Paul shown in
prison writing a letter to Philemon, he
is seated on a stone bench. (I 26519,
Aug. 6, 1908.)
FINE
- nos. 36-39, Sept., 1908
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH Co.—Cont’d.
Paul’s story of his life. Paul escap-
ing from Damascus, being let down
Over the wall in a basket. (I 26522,
Aug. 6, 1908.)
PUTNAM (ARTHUR),
Cal. [23489
Reclining puma. Outstretched puma,
forepaws stretched in front. (I 26490,
Aug. 4, 1908.)
REIMERS (PAvL), Portland, Oreg.
San Francisco,
[23490
Sailing over the bounding main.
Sailing ship in a storm. (I 26609,
Aug. 18, 1908.)
RICHMOND (ALMOND GEORGE), Mead-
ville, Pa. [23491
Dissemination of political informa-
tion. Old woods scene showing trail
of a forest road, two men, one leaning
against a tree. (I 26596, Aug. 17,
71908; 1 photo, 2 c. Aug. 3, 1908.)
ROBERTSON (DoNALD), Chicago, II].
[23492
Masque of Comuf [sic.]; by Jessie
Armes. Youth clothed in leopard skin
addressing a princess, in the midst of a
/ gathering of wild animals. (I 26484,
Aug. 3, 1908.)
RossEAvU (PERcIvVAL LEONARD), Rolle-
boise par Bonniéres, France.
[23493
_ Attaque d’une ourse et de son our-
son; bear hunt, bear and cub attacked
by pack of hounds. (I 26761, Sept. 1,
» 1908. )
SAIN (EpovuarD), Paris, France.
28494-23495
Charité maternelle; two peasant
women seated on steps of terrace, one
nursing her own child as well as child
_of other woman, latter, leaning against
wall, looks sadly on. (I 26756, Sept. 1,
1908.)
Retour de la vinge; two peasant
girls, feet bare, walking along path
bordered by vines, oldest has upon her
head a basketful of grapes. (I 26757,
Sept. 1, 1908.)
SALA (JEAN), Paris, France. [23496
Frisson; flirtation; in conservatory
ycung man is stealing kiss on bosom
of his fair companion, young woman
wears white empire gown. (I 26746,
Sept. 1, 1908.)
SCHAFFNER (WALTER), Peekskill, N. Y.
[23497-23504
As the shades of night are falling:
'sunset sky, lake in right foreground
with old house on far side of lake, left
foreground woman driving sheep. (I
26781, Sept. 3, 1908.)
ARTS Bae |
SCHAFFNER (WALTER )—Continued.
Close of day; landscape sunset,
road along edge of lake, right fore-
ground old barn. (1 26773, Sept. 3,
1908. )
Harbor of rest; camp under trees to
left, with tent and camp-fire with ket-
tle suspended over it, two men under
willow trees in center. (I 26779, Sept.
3, 1908.)
Island camp; long landscape, camp
under large trees on edge Of lake. (I
26778, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Return of cattle; sunset scene, old
barn in center, three cattle in fore-
ground, church in distance. (I 26772,
Sept. 3, 1908.)
Return of sheep; sunset scene, old
house in center under big trees, road
with man driving sheep. (I 26771,
Sept. 3, 1908.)
Vacation pastime; landscape by
moonlight, camp-fire in foreground,
man and woman sitting to left of fire,
boy to right. (I 26774, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Watched pot; landscape by moon-
light, showing campfire under big
trees with two men around it, one man
sitting on fallen tree in front. (I
26780, Sept. 3, 1908.)
SELTZER (OLAF CarRL), Great Falls,
Mont. [23505-23507
Bucking broncho; cowboy riding a
bad horse, lot of cowboys following.
(I 26695, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Fighting cow; cowboys trying to
rope a bad cow. one horse and rider
down. (I 26697, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Indian war party traveling across
country and fording creek; faces are
painted. (I 26696, Aug. 28, 1908.)
SLAUSON (HENRY Monn), Plainfield,
BSF [23508-23513
New York, Bloomingdale road (now
west side Broadway between 29th and
30th sts.), in 1818, Varian homestead ;
house with front porch, on left side, to
the right a tree without foliage. (I
26691, Aug. 5, 1908.)
——City hall in the year 1817;
building is shown in parallel perspec-
tive, in centre of picture, flanked on
either side by trees. (I 26687, Aug. 5,
1908.)
distant view of powder house,
looking up Broadway in 1818; two
buildings. each surrounded by circular
roadways, in right foreground a huge
tree. (i 26690, Aug. 5, 1908.)
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pt. Iv, n.8., v.38
i
SLAUSON (HENRY Munn)—Continued.
flagstaff on the Battery in 1817;
two-story structure in centre sur-
rounded by huge flagstaff, above the
flag a four-pointed weather vane. (I
26692, Aug. 5, 1908.)
—— Hermitage (Lake’s tour), now
84th street between 9th and 10th ave-
nues, in 1819; building of two stories | gy ground with her arm around baby,
facing to the left, on the latter side |
are four columns.
1908. )
(I 26688, Aug. 5,
Manhattan bank (now east side
Broadway between
streets), in 1818; bank is in centre of
picture, in front of it open grass plot,
right foreground a tremendous oak |
tree. (I 26689, Aug. 5, 1908.)
SMITH (De Cost), New York, N. Y.
[23514
Tendoi; The Shoshone
face, head turned to the right.
26575, Aug. 15, 1908.)
SoMMER (JuLIus G.), New York, N. Y.
[23515
Bambino. Baby bound in swaddling
clothes, with outstretched arms. (1
26524, Aug. 6, 1908.)
SonntaG (Pavut), Berlin, Germany.
23516
(I
Gold (The); by F. Urban.
sections: Center,a number of nude men
scrambling over one another:
right, man standing near plow; to the
left, man hugging gold. (I 26594, Aug.
18, 1908. )
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) Co., New York, | hat
Na: aes [23517-23549
Auld lang syne; old man in evening
dress standing at head of a
table. (I 26683, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Bath (The); baby in bathtub full
of water watching the water drip from |
its head. (I 26662, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Curly locks; girl in old-fashioned
dress working on embroidery frame.
(I 26649, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Dillar (A), a-dollar; boy seated on
grass, with his hands clasped behind
his head. (I 26648, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Dividing the spoils; girl seated on
sofa holding box of candy. (I 26678,
Aug. 27, 1908. )
Drink to me only with thine eyes:
17th and 18th |
chief, full |
dining |
| Sucking its slipper.
In three |
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co.—Cont’d.
First appearance at table; baby
Seated at table eating a bowl of por-
ridge. (I 26655, Aug. 26, 1908.)
First birthday; child, surrounded by
toys, seated at table before a birthday
cake. (I 26658, Aug. 26, 1908.)
First Christmas; mother crouched
showing it a small decorated Christ-
mas tree. (I 26657, Aug. 26, 1908.)
First day in the country; boy
seated, feeding hen with chicks, baby
Seated beside him. (I 26663, Aug. 26,
1908. )
First outing; little girl leaning over
baby sleeping in perambulator. (I
26660, Aug. 26, 1908.)
First pet; baby, carrying cat, walk-
ing across paved walk. (I 26661,
Aug. 26, 1908.)
First photograph; mother holding
baby dressed for an outing in her
arms and gazing into its face. (I
26654, Aug. 26, 1908.)
First shoe; baby seated on blanket
(I 26652, Aug. 26,
1908S. )
First step; little girl with bow in
her hair over her right ear, helping
baby to walk. (I 26656, Aug. 26,
1908.)
to the |
First tooth; little boy seated in
chair holding baby on his lap and
poking his finger in baby’s mouth. (1
26659, Aug. 26, 1908.)
First valentine; little boy with his
hanging down his back and a
flower in his hand, gazing at baby. (I
| 26653, Aug. 26, 1908.)
three-handed
young man
Hearts
game of bridge
are trumps;
whist,
leaning across table holds girl’s hand.
| left hand.
man and girl in old-fashioned costume |
in flower garden.
1908. )
Finishing touch; girl seated before
a toilet table,
nose of a bull terrier.
27, 1908.)
(I 26681, Aug.
(I 26682, Aug. 27, |
about to powder the |
.
|
/
|
)
(I 26668, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Home, sweet home; young man and
girl in old-fashioned costume going
through a gate. (I 26685, Aug. 27,
1908. )
Knight takes queen; young girl and
man kissing each other across table
on which a game of chess is in prog-
ress. (I 26669, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Last rose of summer; girl in old-
fashioned costume holding rose in her
(I 26684, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Lesson in motoring; girl and man
in motorear. (I 26671, Aug. 26, 1908.)
See-saw, Margery Daw; two little
girls in white dresses and wearing
thread mittens, see-sawing. (1 26647,
Aug. 26, 1908. )
nos, 36-389, Sept., 1908
*
S$1ToKeES (FREDERICK A.) co.—Cont’d.
Simple Simon; boy seated on bench
fishing. in pail. (I 26651, Aug. 26,
1908. )
of sailboat, young man crouched on
deck behind her. (I 26665, Aug. 26,
1908. )
Their first wedding gift; girl and
young man seated on leather-covered
settee, girl holds a pearl chain.
26666, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Their love of old silver; girl and
young man before table on which is a
Silver breakfast set. (I 26667, Aug.
26, 1908.)
Their search for old china; girl
seated in china shop, young man hold-
toward her. (I 26664, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Sofa with chin in her hand,
(1 26670, Aug. 26, 1908.)
Two in a hansom; girl seated in
ansom with collie beside her. (I
6680, Aug. 27, 1908.)
Under the mistletoe; girl in tea
frown holding a Pomeranian.
Aug. 27, 1908.)
(I 26679,
wheeled by boy.
908.)
@Srravs (L.) & sons, New York, N. Y.
(I 26650, Aug. 26,
Pen is mightier than the sword;
books and mortar board cap, whole
Surrounded by border of college seals.
(1 26707, Aug. 29, 1908.)
ScuDRE (RayMOND), Paris, France.
[23551
Montanyas régaladas; troubadour
Singing a hymn to mountain, fairies
running down mountain are listening
im amazement.
19OS. )
"ABOR (SILVER EcHo), Leadville, Colo.
[23552
Hush a bye baby, don’t you cry,
Byou ll be a sausage, bye and bye.
dle in which a baby pig is sitting.
26555, Aug. 8, 1908.)
IATTEGRAIN (FRANCIS), Paris, France.
[23553
Chasse en garenne; rabbit hunt near
Seashore, at top of sand dune king is
mers, court gentlemen, etc.; brush beat-
@ers at foot of dune. (I 26754, Sept. 1,
1908S. )
erossed quills surmounted by stack of |
; FINE ARTS
373
THEOBALD (§S.), jr., Arrochar, N. Y.
Skipper and mate; girl holding tiller |
[ 23554-23555
Blue ribbon of the east; brown horse
with blue ribbon and girl in. riding
habit with sailor hat. (I 26792, Sept.
3, 1908.)
Blue ribbon of the west; brown
| horse and girl in western riding cos-
(I ;
ing a plate in his left hand, bending |
tume, brown skirt and red waist;
standing with arm over horse’s neck.
(L 26793, Sept. 3, 1908.)
TILLIER (PAUL), Paris, France.
[23556-23557
Femme au bain; nude woman pre-
paring to enter the water, standing
and leans on balustrade, behind her is
pink drapery. (I 26747, Sept. 1, 1908.)
Frisson; young woman in _ street
dress, smiling face, black velvet coat,
Two and an old print; girl seated on |
young ©
man leans over the sofa behind her. |
hat trimmed with two parrots and
muff which she holds near her face.
(I 26748, Sept. 1, 1908.)
| TotMAN (R. P.), Berkeley, Cal. [23558
angle is his mother.
| 24, 1908.)
When I was a bachelor; little girl |
with large hat seated in wheelbarrow |
[23550 |
| standing
| 26799, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Discovered. Brick cellar, little boy
smoking cigarette, peeping around an
(I 26627, Aug.
VAN NOSTRAND (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
[23559
Workers series no. 8; by Frederick
Foster Lincoln. Kneeling figure of a
man, grasping the end of a pipe. (I
26489, Aug. 4, 1908.)
VEENFLIET East Orange,
IN. dis [23560-23563
Valentine post card design; man
and woman in colonial court costume,
woman seated on rustic bench, man
offering her a_ rose. (I
( RICHARD),
—— man and woman in court cos-
_tume seated together on rustic bench,
Cra- |
(I |
shooting, behind him stand gun bear- |
(I 26758, Sept. .1, |
cherubs with flowers and cupid in
air. (I 26801, Sept. 3, 1908.)
man and woman in foreground,
colonial costume, cupid and cherub
above them. (I 26798, Sept. 3, 1908.)
man and woman in foreground
in colonial dress, cupid in large tree
_in background. (I 26800, Sept. 3,
1908. )
| WaLtz (Epw. A) & co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [ 23564-23566
California beauties; shelf with
lilacs and roses, 3 full roses about
centre of picture. (I 26769, Sept. 3,
' 1908.)
B74
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8s.,Vv.3
Wauz (Epw. A.) & co.—Continued.
Innocence; by A. Asti. Head of
young girl, flowing hair. (I 26617,
Aug. 21, 1908.) :
Lilacs and roses; shelf with lilacs
and roses, four full
right of picture.
1908. )
WESTERN ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUC-
TION CoO., San Francisco, Cal.
[23567
Folsom, no. 6. A floating dredger at
work, the rear end of the dredger being
anchored. (I 26567, Aug. 13, 1908.)
Wits (L. W.), Chicago, Ill. [23568
Bengal (Les).
head protruding from
26595, Aug. 18, 1908.)
a circle. (I
roses toward |
(I 26770, Sept. 3, | Wiss (J.) & sons co., Newark, N. J.
/ pair of scissors.
-
:
Model in clay, tiger |
| WILSON
(FREDERICK),
Manor, N. Y. [23569
Angel with scroll. Full length
figure of angel, with wings extended
and scroll in her arms. (I 26472, Aug.
1, 1908.)
Briarcliff
[23570
Fair seamstress. Young woman
wearing a white waist, she holds a
(I 26545, Aug. 8,
1908. )
WooLLEeTH (A. P.), Jamaica Plain,
Mass. [23571
English sheep dog; statuary 44
inches high sitting in a meditative
position, head dropped. (I 26802,
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph each
and including in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908_____________________ 2, S41
O
23572—26298
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 3
Nos. 40-44
OCTOBER, 1908
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABBTS.
I. Containing Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
graphs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
|of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, 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.
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
account of necessary correspondence.
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 Geo. H. Allen,
‘Clinton, N. Y. Class F, XXc no. 69071, Oct. 1, 1908; 2 copies received Oct. 1, 1908.
ALLEN (Gezo. H.), Clinton, N. Y. | AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
[23572 Foxy grandpa. (F 59874, Noy. 23.
T’ll tell you all about it. (F 69071, | 1907.)
Oct 1, 1908.) —— (F 63614, Mar. 16, 1908.)
ALLEN (W. L.), Butler, Pa. pel ene (F 64493, Apr. 13, 1908.)
[23573-23577 | ____ (F 65242, May 11, 1908.)
Butler, Pa. 1-5. (F 68478-68482, | _ (F 65681, May 25, 1908.)
ee te 2008.) | —— (F 65866, June 1, 1908.)
ALTENBERG (Gro. P.), Cincinnati, Ohio. | (PF 66794, July 3, 1908.)
[23578 | ____ ( 67576, Aug. 3, 1908.)
Contrast (The). (G 19613, Sept. 14, (F 67912, Aug. 17, 1902.)
1908. peont Jra re > ’ =:
. ) ‘ | —— (F 68133, Aug. 27, 1908.)
AMBROSE (CHARLES), Chicago, III. (F 68235, Sept. 1, 1908.)
[23579-23581
Mm Butte pass. (H 116368, Oct. 1,| ~~ (F 68888, Sept. 8, 1908.)
1908.) | —— (F 68512, Sept. 15, 1908.)
Yellowstone park. 1, 2. (H 116366, —— (F 68719, Sept. 21, 1908.)
116367, Oct. 1, 1908.) — (F 68990, Sept. 28, 1908.)
AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.| —— (F 69330, Oct. 12, 1908.)
[28582-23629 | Ha! The Hooligans: become cheva-
Concerning merry widows. (F | liers of the yellow robe. (F 69251,
68510, Sept. 15, 1908.) . | Oct. 6, 1908.)
Dear Jimmy, he takes baby to see | Ha! Tis Leon! He comes! (EF 68756,
grandma. (IF 69006, Sept. 29, 1908.) | Sept. 22, 1908.)
_ Dear little James, he takes care of | Hooligans at the mercy of the laugh-
brother. (F 68385, Sept. 8, 1908.) ing hyenas! (F 68511, Sept. 15, 1908.)
. Diary of Buddy Spilliken. (F 68754, | ooligans fall into the hands of the
Sept. 22, 1908.) | German army in Africa. (F 69007,
| — (F 690038, Sept. 29, 1908.) | Sept. 29, 1908.)
375
376 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
AMERICAN-EXAMINER—Continued.
James—Does he mind the boy? (F
68508, Sept. 15, 1908.)
he minds his little brother.
(F 68758, Sept. 22, 1908.)
the sweet little lad. (F 69250,
Oct. 6, 1908.)
Just supposing. (F 68389, Sept. 8, |
1908. )
— (F 68509, Sept.'15, 1908.)
—— (F 68755, Sept. 22, 1908.)
— (F 69005, Sept. 29, 1908.)
— (F 692538, Oct. 6, 1908.)
Katzenjammer kids beg to introduce
their new friend Pickles. (F 68757, |
Sept. 22, 1908.)
Mean trick on a $6,000 tiger. (F
68386, Sept. 8, 1908.)
More trouble. (F 68384, Sept. 8,
1908. )
Oh, Winnie. (F 69249, Oct. 6, 1908.) |
Pink Whiskers Jones. (F 68507, |
Sept. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 69008, Sept. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 69254,-Oct. 6, 1908.)
— (F 69333, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Roy Delancy Jones. Yep. But they |
call him Pink Whiskers. (F 68759,
Sept. 22, 1908.)
This is Mary Jane, this is Tige and |
this is [Buster] (F 69252, Oct. 6,
1908. )
1908. )
Loots. (F 68506, Sept. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 69004, Sept. 29, 1908. )
— (F 69335, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Who would have thought of this but )
[Buster] (IF 68760, Sept. 22, 1908.)
AMERICAN - JOURNAL - EXAMINER, New
work: WN. Y. [ 23630-23730
Ach, vot iss? (F 69262, Oct. 7,
1908. )
Ananias Noodles on the road. (F |
69263, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Bryan’s (Mr.) whirlwind campaign.
(F 68992, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Call a cab. (F 68657, Sept. 18,
1908. )
Can you beat it? (F 68431, Sept. 11,
1908. )
— (F 68502, Sept. 15, 1908.)
— (F 68647, Sept. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68707, Sept. 19, 1908.)
9, 1908.)
15, 1908.)
Tige’s dream. (IF 69009, Sept. 29, |
10, 1908.)
What really happened to Puss-in- |
1908.)
1908. )
1908. )
pt. IV, 0. S., V.
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont'd
(F 68961, Sept. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69018, Sept. 30, 1908.)
— (F 69247, Oct. 6, 1908.)
(F 69291, Oct. 9, 1908.)
Foxy Quiller bug. (F 68400, Sept
—— (F 68430, Sept. 11, 1908.)
—— (F 68461, Sept. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 68504, Sept. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 68649, Sept. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68659, Sept. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 68721, Sept. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 68753, Sept. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 68838, Sept. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 67930, Sept. 25, 1908.)
—— (F 68963, Sept. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 68993, Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 69001, Sept. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 69021, Sept. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 69131, Oct. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 69185, Oct. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 69236, Oct. 5, 1908.)
— (F 69275, Oct. 8, 1908.)
—— (F 69294, Oct. 9, 1908.)
— (FF 69304, Oct. 10, 1908.)
Grafto the monk. (F 68500, Sept.
—— (F 68752, Sept. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 68991, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Groucho the monk. (F 68417, Sept.
—— (F 68839, Sept. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 69076, Oct. 1, 1908.)
—— (F 69186, Oct. 3, 1908.)
— (F 69274, Oct. 8, 1908:)
—— (F 69293, Oct. 9, 1908.)
—— (F 69305, Oct. 10, 1908.)
Hall room boys. (F 68418, Sept. 10,
—— (F 68505, Sept. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 68648, Sept. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68720, Sept. 21, 1908.)
— (F 67931, Sept. 25, 1908.)
—— (F 69020, Sept. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 69187, Oct. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 69264, Oct. 7, 1908.)
—— (F 69276, Oct. 8, 1908.)
He’s oil right. (F 69073, Oct. 1,
Help! police! (F 68482, Sept. 11,
mos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
Isn’t he the sly dog. (F 68433, Sept.
11, 1908.)
— (F 68503, Sept.
—— (F 68646, Sept.
—— (F 68706, Sept.
— (F 68722, Sept.
—— (F 68751, Sept.
(F
15, 1908.)
17, 1908.)
19, 1908.)
21, 1908.)
22, 1908.)
Joys of Satan. 68929, Sept. 25,
1908. )
Mr. Jack. (F 69292, Oct. 9, 1908.)
Mrs. Trubbell. (F 68460, Sept. 12,
1908.)
Monopoly lodge presents medals to
ees life savers. (F 69129, Oct. 2,
1908.
My record is a sufficient answer.
69184, Oet. 3, 1908.)
National vaudeville.
28, 1908.)
Never again.
(F
(F 68994, Sept.
(F 68416, Sept. 10,
_ —— (F 68579, Sept. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 68837, Sept. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 68928, Sept. 25, 1908.)
—— (F 69000, Sept. 29, 1908.)
_ —— (F 69128, Oct. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 69183, Oct. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 69235, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Oh, piffle! (F 68501, Sept. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 68709, Sept. 19, 1908.)
— (F 68877, Sept. 24. 1908.)
/ —— (F 69075, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Oh, what’s the use. (F 68462, Sept.
, 1908.) :
(F 68658, Sept.
—_— (F 68840, Sept.
—— (F 69002, Sept. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 69130, Oct. 2, 1908.)
_ —— (F 69248, Oct. 6, 1908.)
—— (F 69306, Oct. 10, 1908.)
(F 68399, Sept. 9,
18, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
Pardon me!
908.)
Pay-day at 26 Broadway.
Rhymo the monk. (F 68162, Aug.
B1, 1908.)
(F 68429, Sept. 11. 1908.)
(F 68708, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Sorrows of Satan. (F 69303, Oct. 10,
908. )
Testimonials.
BLOOS.
| Thousand and one _ nights.
59261, Oct. 7, 1908.)
(F 68499, Sept. 15,
(F
>
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
we)
~~!
~]
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont'd. | A MERICAN-J OURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont d.
Tightwaddo the monk. (F 68401,
Sept. 9, 1908.)
—— (F 68580, Sept. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 68876, Sept. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 69237, Oct. 5, 1908.)
What's sauce for the goose. (F
68874, Sept. 24, 1908.)
When papa comes to town. (F
68333, Sept. 5, 1908.)
Wouldn’t it make you mad. (F
68875, Sept. 24, 1908.)
(F 68962, Sept. 26, 1908.)
You may kick the can-bearer as hard
as you will. (F 69010, Sept. 30, 1908.)
AMERICAN LAW BOOK CO., Jersey City,
N. J. [23731
Law tree. (G 19084, July 10, 1908;
2 c. Sept. 25, 1908.)
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO..
New York, N. Y. [23732-23739
Barbarian Ingomar. (H_ 1163887,
Oct. 1, 1908.)
Devil (The) (H 116154, Sept. 25.
1908. )
Father gets in the game. (H 116386,
Oct. 1, 1908.)
Heart of O Yama. (H 115483, Sept.
9, 1908. )
Smoked husband. (H 115986, Sept.
21, 1908.)
Stolen jewels. (H 116138, Sept. 24,
1908. )
Where breakers roar.
Sept. 15, 1908.)
Zulu’s heart.
1908. )
Amy (GrorGE A.), New York, N. Y.
[23740
(H 116187, Sept.
(H 115625,
(H 116155, Sept. 25,
Smoking Salome.
| 21, 1908.)
(F 69074, |
ANDERSON (A. E.), Tolna, N. Dak.
[23741
Stump Lake, N. Dak., old Wamduska
hotel. (H 115440, Sept. 8, 1908: 2 «.
Aug. 29, 1908.)
| ANDREWS (CLARENCE L.), Eagle, Alaska.
[23742-23755
Boundary line 14ist meridian. (H
115615, Sept. 14, 1908.)
Call of the wild.
Cleaning salmon.
Eagle girl.
Ellen.
Indians of the north.
International boundary, Yukon river.
(H 116548-116555. Oct. 5. 1908.)
1-3.
378
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.3
ANDREWS (CLARENCE L.)—Continued.
Passing the boundary. (H 116556,
Oct. 5, 1908.)
Salmon drying. 1.
14, 1908.)
2. (H 116557, Oct. 5, 1908.)
White fang. (H 136558, -Oct. 5,
1908. )
Woman and child.
14, 1908.)
ARNOLD (RICHARD J.), Del Monte, Cal.
[23756-23761
Club house. (H 115359, Sept. 4.
1908; 2 ec. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Hotel Del Monte. (H 1153855, Sept.
4, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Monterey bay. (H 115358, Sept. 4,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Paraiso springs. (H 115356, Sept. 4,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Salmon fleet. (H 115357, Sept. 4.
1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
San Carlos church.
4, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
ARNOT (ROBERT), Paris, France.
[23762-23763
Francis I. at Chenonceau. (F 67594,
Aug. 4, 1908.)
Henry
ment. (F 675938, Aug. 4, 1908.)
ASHLEY (BurRTON J.), Chicago, Il.
[23764-23765
Frequent cause of an awful fact.
(F 69190, Sept. 24, 1908.)
Way some folks live and why many
others die. (KF 69189, Sept. 24, 1908.)
Aves (H: D.), St... Anthony
Minn.
Dynamiting a stump.
Sept. 26, 1908.)
(H 115618, Sept.
(H 115614, Sept.
Park,
[ 23766
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.), Des Moines,
Iowa. [23767-23777
Albert Lea, Minn. (H 116197, Sept.
28, 1908.)
Anamosa, Iowa. (H 116745, Oct.
8, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1908.)
Britt, Iowa. (H 115959, Sept. 21,
1908. )
Butter cow, Iowa state fair. 1908.
(H 116559, Oct. 5, 1908;.2 c. Sept. 3,
1908. )
Cresco, Iowa. (H 116198, Sept. 28,
1908. )
Forest City, Iowa. (H 115960, Sept.
21, 1908.) .
Lake Mills, Towa. (H 115961, Sept.
21, 1908.)
II. leaving for the tourna- |
(H 116169, |
BaNnDHOLTz (FRED J.)—Continued.
Manchester, Iowa. (H 116744, Oct.
8, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1908.)
New Hampton, Iowa.
Sept. 30, 1908.)
Sigourney, Iowa. (H 116746, Oct. 8,
1908; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1908.)
West Union, Iowa. (H 116358, Sept.
30, 1908.)
Bancs (FRANK C.), New York, N. Y.
[23778-23785
(H 115502, Aug. 17,
(H 116357,
Ford (Anna)
1908. )
Hoffmann (Gertrude) 1-2, 5-8.
115495-115500, Aug. 17, 1908.)
Whitford (Annabelle) (H 115501.
(Hi
| Aug. 17, 1908.)
BaTESoN (P. L.), Asbury Park, N. J.
[23786
Florida magnolia blossoms. (H
116182, Sept. 26, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. 5,
| 1908.)
(H 115354, Sept. |
BAUMGARTNER STUDIO, Billings, Mont.
[23787-23798
East Rosebud cascades. (H 115424,
| Sept. 8, 1908.)
East Rosebud lake.
8, 1908.)
Elk lake. (H 115427, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Five mile falls. (H 115425, Sept. 8,
1908. )
Frozen lake on Red Lodge creek.
(H 115428, Sept.
| (H 115434, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Granite peak in the distance. (H
115431, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Homeward bound.
8, 1908.)
Mountain park. (H 115428, Sept. 8,
1908. )
(H 115430, Sept.
Rosebud. 1, 2. (H 115432, 115483,
Sept. 8, 1908.)
Snow falls. (H 115426, Sept. 8,
1908. )
Timber line eamp. (H 115429, Sept.
8, 1908.)
Rracu (H. M.), Remsen, N. Y.
[23799-23808
Greeting from: Boonville, N. Y.,
Chittenango, N. Y., Fayetteville, N. Y.,
Fulton Chain, N. Y., Manlius, N. Y.,
Marcellus, N. Y., Old Forge, N. Y.,
Richland, N. Y., Unadilla, N. Y., West
Edmeston, N. Y. (H 115886—115895,
Sept. 19, 1908.)
Breck (Max), New York, N. Y. [23809
Won’t you be my sheath gown girl?
(F 68995, Sept. 29, 1908.)
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
BELL (JAMES W.) son & co., New York,
1 te [23810-28811
Conservative. (EF 68521, Aug. 29,
1908.)
| New four button. (F 68522, Aug. 29,
7908; 1 c. Aug. 29, 1908; 1 c. Sept.
16, 1908.)
BenNetrT (Henry M.), Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Ind. [23812
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., Build-
[ings and grounds. (H 1161838, Sept. 28,
1908. )
BiG PICTURE COMPANY, Lynchburg, Va.
[23813
Lynchburg, Va., birds-eye view. (F
mon, Aug, 27, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 20,
1908. )
Binper (Herman A.), Atlanta, Ga.
[23814-23820
| Bearing the cross—Blessing
| (The).—Children’s guardian.—Mes-
‘Sage (The).—Peace.—Prayer (The) .—
“Vision (The). [7 prints] (F 65545-
65551, May 21, 1908; 2 c. of each Sept.
| 18, 1908.)
— (CLARENCE E.),
Twin Falls,
Idaho. [28821-28823
Balanced rock. 1-3. (H 116079-
| 116081, Sept. 28, 1908.)
| BLADE co., Toledo, Ohio. [28824
Taft (Mr.), a snapshot taken in a
mlull of the G. A. R. parade. (F 68761,
| Sept. 8, 1908.)
Oe are, (Hottis W.), Burlington, Vt.
, [23825
- Caught stealing. (H 115466, Sept.
me, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1908.)
| Bonp (ARTHUR JoEL), Peoria, Ill.
[23826-23827
Pipe of peace. (H 1163862, Oct. 1,
| 1908.)
Two’s company. (H 115217, Aug. 31,
mous; 1 c. Aug. 31, 1908, 1 ¢c. Oct. 1,
| 1908.)
Boon (A.), Arcadia, Nebr.
[28828-28835
me Arcadia, Nebr. 1-8. (H 115896—
| 115908, Sept. 19, 1908.)
| Boston Bupcrr & BEACON, Boston,
Mass. [23836
New building of the Commonwealth
mirust co. (F 69182, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Bosworru (lL. M.), Ames, Iowa.
[23837-23841
(G 19617-19621,
ys
1-5.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
ETC. 379
Bowman (A. B.), Chicago, Ill.
[23842
Glade (R.) (H 1155038, Sept. 4,
1908. )
BraDLey (A. F.), New York, N. Y.
[23843
Potter (Bishop Henry Codman) (H
115974, Sept. 21, 1908.)
( MILTON ) Springfield,
Mass. [23844-23861
Marshall’s color studies. Plates 1-
12. A-F. (G 19641-19658, Sept. 22,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 19, 1908.)
BRANDT (Epw.), Chicago, Ill.
How
gether ?
BRADLEY CO.,
[23862
much longer will it hold to-
(F 68395, Aug. 24, 1908.)
BREUKER & KESSLER CO., Philadelphia,
Pa. [23863
What makes the rich. .(G
19640, Sept. 22, 1908.)
(ANNIE W.),
man
3RIGMAN Oakland, Cal.
[23864-23867
Donner lake in winter.
Kodak.
San Francisco at sunset.
Sheep.
(H 116456—-116459, Oct. 2,
of each Oct. 5, 1908.)
BROOKE (Mary E.),
1908; 2c.
Denver, Colo.
[23868
Sept. 25,
His holiday. (F 68925,
1908. )
BROWN BROTHERS, New York, N. Y.
[23869-23870
Bryan (Wm. J.) and Alton B. Par-
ker.
and Ex-Goy. Jennings.
(H 116146-116147, Sept. 25, 1908.)
BROWNE (RILEY P.), Rib Lake, Wis.
[23871-28872
Posing in the woods. (H 115791,
Sept. 17, 1908; 2 ¢c. Sept. 28, 1908.)
Velvet horns. (H 115790, Sept. 17,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1908. )
Brunt & PARMAN, Decorah, Iowa.
[28873
Decorah, Iowa. Panorama _ view.
(H 116196, Sept. 28, 1908.)
BRYAN POST CARD CO., Bryan, Ohio.
[23874
McMaken (Gen.) & staff in G. A. R.
parade, Toledo, O. ’O8. (H 115402,
Sept. 8, 1908.)
380 CATALOGUE OF
Peter-
[23875-23884
BULLERD (CHARLES EDWIN),
boro, N. H.
Traveling in style.
oF will be old hogs bye and bye.
You make me smile.
(H 115743-115752, Sept. 15, 1908.
Bureess (W. H.), Scottsville, Va.
[23885-23886
Horse Shoe bend, James
Scottsville, Va. 1, 2.
115618, Sept. 14, 1908.)
Burr McINTOSH MONTHLY, New York,
Ts sae [23887
Gay musician.
1908; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1908.)
BuRRELL (D. T.), Brockton, Mass.
river,
(H 115617,
(F 68427, Sept. 10, |
[23888-23889 |
Barristers hall building and Peoples
saving bank. (H 116174, Sept.
1908. )
26, |
Residence of late R. P. Kingman and |
Barristers hall and bank
(H 116173, Sept. 26, 1908.)
building.
Butter (HArrrett B. C.), Dorchester, |
Mass. [23890
Hale (Edward E.) (F 68363, Sept. |
§, 1908.)
Byron & co., New York, N. Y. ‘[23891
New York City, Hotel Knickerbocker.
(H 115770, Sept. 16, 1908; 2 c. Sept.
9, 1908.)
CALIFORNIA PANORAMA CO., Los Angeles, |
Cal. [23892-23898
Coke ovens of Gila river. (H 116125,
Sept. 24, 1908.)
Long Beach high school. (H 116126,
Sept. 24, 1908.)
Los Angeles, 1908.
24, 1908.)
Queen creek sheep shearing camp.
San Diego, Cal., 1908.
Santa Monica canyon.
Venice of America.
(H 116127-116130, Sept. 24, 1908.)
CAMPBELL (FRANCES SOULE), Berkeley,
Cal. [23899
Eddy (Mary Baker G.) (H 115815,
Sept. 17, 1908.)
CAMPBELL ART CO., Elizabeth, N. J.
[23900-23932
(H 116093, Sept.
Animation. (F 69022, Sept. 23, 1908.)
At even-time. (F 69030, Sept. 23,
1908. )
Blue grass family.
Boy with apples in basket.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv,n.s., v.3
CAMPBELL ART co.—Continued.
Chic.
Chief Joseph.
Companion,
Country road.
Curiosity.
Fruit of the forest.
Golf.
Good catch.
Great sport.
Home pets.
Intruders.
Mary.
Monarchs of the forest.
Monument to independence.
Ocean breezes.
Oregon (The).
Peace company.
Princess.
Privateer.
Prize winner.
Rebel.
Robbers of the desert.
Rounding up.
Rural beauties.
Sweet sixteen.
Sweet thought.
Thief.
Three belles.
Two warriors.
(F 69023-69029, 69031-69054, Sept.
23, 1908.)
CARPENTER (CHARLES 1T.), Philadel-
phia, Pa. 23933, 23934
Foot ball design. (F 68116, Aug. 28,
1908. )
Winchester, Va. base ball team. (F
68423, Sept. 11, 1908.)
CARROLL (A. N.), Front Royal, Va.
[23935,
Randolph Macon Academy, Front
Royal, Va. A & B. (H 115158-115159,
Aug. 21, 1908.)
CARTWRIGHT (Dayton W.), Chippewa
Falls, Wis. [28937
Wisconsin home for feeble minded;
orchestra. (H 116736, Oct. 7, 1908;
2 c. Sept. 30, 1908.)
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[28938-23947
Cupid’s dream. 1, 2.
Devil (The) 1-4.
Lovers kiss.
Love’s reward.
| ENGRAVINGS, CUTS
mos. 40-44, Oct., 190%
CELEBRITY ART co.—Continued.
Soul kiss.
Yes or no?
(H 116282116291, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Madison, Minn., court house.
115855, Sept. 19, 1908.)
CHAMBERLAIN (J. B.), Philadelphia,
Ties that bind. “(F 68851, Sept. 24,
1908. )
| Unele Sam horse shoes.
Sept. 24, 1908.)
(Cuanpter (Extis) Fairmont, W. Va.
q [23954
| Schwartz’s (Prof.) balloon ascen-
Sion, Marion co. fair, W. Va. (H
116411, Oct. 2, 1908.)
| CHANDLER (H. P.), St. Louis, Mo.
' Pike’s peak from the north (H
115792, Sept. 8, 1908.)
(CHAUTAUQUA PUB. Co., Warren, Pa.
q Sheffield, Pa., near Warren, Pa.
P (F
68404, Sept. 10, 1908.)
9
AND PRINTS, ETC. 381
| CONNECTICUT RIVER BRIDGE & HIGHWAY
pistricT, Hartford, Conn. [23974
Hartford bridge. (H 115820, Sept.
| 18, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 12, 1908.)
‘Cuautmers (JAs. H.), Madison, Minn. |
[23948 |
(FH |
| CONSOLIDATED ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[23975-24006
After the dance. (H 116760, Oct. 9,
1908. )
Ain’t this life h—. (H 116301, Sept.
29, 1908.)
Pa. [23949 American beauty. (H 116757, Oct.
_ Minstrel (The) (F 68953, Sept. 26, 9, 1908.)
1908. ) | Bank deposit. (H 116768, Oct. 9,
‘co sagt x 1908.)
awa Peach sains | copra (H 116302, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Chums. (IF 68848, Sept. 24, 1908.) CAR. CH SIGRS, Sept.20, 1908.)
Pillars of strength. (F 68849, Sept.
24, 1908.)
(F 68850,
| 1908.)
Daughter of the Nile.
Sept. 29, 1908.)
Fortune teller.
1908. )
Girl of the golden west.
Sept. 29, 1908.)
Gypsy queen.
(H 116304,
(H 116761, Oct. 9,
(H 116305,
(H 116759, Oct. 9,
I won’t. (H 116306, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Idle hours. (H 116763, Oct... 9,
| 1908.)
Isn’t this a pretty shell. (H 116307,
| Sept. 29, 1908.)
[23955 |
Love token. Oct. 9,
1908. )
Moonshiner (The).
(H 116765,
(H 116766, Oct.
9, 1908.)
[23956 |
CiarkK (FRANK Scorr), Detroit, Mich. |
[23957
4 (Dorthey )
Mm Sept. 24, 1908.)
‘Cor (Atrrep), Brooklyn, N. Y. [23958
Moonbeams. (H 11638638, Oct. 1.
Corre (P. F.) & son,
m=. ¥. [28959-23966
| Tragic flight at Fort Myer. 1-8.
(H 116336-116343, Sept. 29, 1908.)
‘Comes (E. E.), Evansville, Wis.
(H 115605, Sept. 14,
COMMERCIAL CLUB OF CHICAGO, Chi-
eago, Ill. [23968-23973
_ (Chicago, Ill. 1-6] (H 115951-
iz 115956, Sept. 21, 1908.)
[23967 |
(H 116118, |
New York, |
Neapolitan girl.
29, 1908.)
(H 116508, Sept.
News from the great city. (H
116309, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Round-up. (H 116810, Sept. 29,
1908.)
Shades of night. (H 116762, Oct. 9,
1908.)
Starter. (H 116311, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Sweet sixteen. (H 116758, Oct. 9,
1908. )
Tambourine girl. (H 116312, Sept.
29, 1908.)
Temptation. (H 116313, Sept. 29.
1908. )
Time for action.
29, 1908.)
Tndecided.
1908. )
Venetian girl.
(H 116314, Sept.
(H 116815, Sept.
(H 116764, Oct. 9,
| 1208.)
Waiting for her horse. (H 116316,
| Sept. 29, 1908.)
Water carrier.
(H 116317, Sept. 29,
1908. )
382
CONSOLIDATED ART co.—Continued.
What’s the joke.
29, 1908.)
While the stein song rings.
116319, Sept. 29, 1908.)
(H
Wish. (H 116320, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Wringing belle. (H 116767, Oct. 9,
1908. )
CONYER MFG. CO., Chicago, Ill. [24007
Wearover. (IF 68492, Aug. 21, 1908.)
Cook (M. Frank), Rochester, N. Y.
[24008
Pigeonville.
1908. )
Cook (Percy S.), New York, N. Y.
[24009
Owl post card. (G 19611, Sept. 14,
1808. )
Coorry (Puuiip I.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[24010
Revertible jetties. (H 116511, Oct.
5, 1908.)
CoovertT (J. C.), Memphis, Tenn.
[24011-24015
Confederate park. A-—D.
Forest park.
(H 116294-116298, Sept. 28, 1908.)
COURIER COMPANY OF BUFFALO, Buffalo,
fy ae & [ 24016-24037
All the big stars (impersonated)
(G 19577, Sept. 10, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1908. )
Ask him if he ever heard. (G
19623, Sept. 18, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1908. )
Battle of the daisies and the ferns.
(G 19485, Aug. 28, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1908. )
Brideau (Colonel Philippe) (G
19628, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Cotton (Idalene) (G 19616, Sept.
16, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1908.)
Fascinating favorites. (G 19552,
Sept. 4, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1908.)
Girl of the golden west. (G 19496, |
Aug. 31, 1908.)
Hackett (Norman) 5729. (G
19469, Aug, 24, 1908.)
Heath (Frankie) and her dancing
mustangs. (G 19495, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Hot day in the harem. (G 19467,
Aug. 24, 1908.)
Howe’s (Lyman H.)
19574, Sept. 8, 1908.)
steeplechase.
8, 1908.)
India. (G
(G 19575,
(H 116063, Sept. 23, |
Daniets (H. R.), Douglas, Wyo.
| [
Sept. |
| 14, 1908; 2 c. Aug.. 28, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., V.3
COURIER COMPANY OF BuFrFaLo—Cont'd.
(H 116318, Sept. |
19553, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1908.)
Kisses $1.00 for the charity fair. (G
Melville (Rose) barn scene. (G
19598, Sept. 14, 1908.)
portrait. (G 19599, Sept. 14,
1908. )
Oh! What have I done. (G 19624,
Sept. 18, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 19, 1908.)
Right of way. (G 19576, Sept. 9,
1908 ; 2 c. Sept. 10, 1908.)
Robson (Andrew) (G 19486, Aug.
28, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 29, 1908.)
Skinner (Otis) (G 19578, Sept. 10,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1908.)
That soul is mine and I will have it.
(G 19622, Sept. 18, 1908; 2 ce. Sept. 19,
1908. )
Two is company three is a crowd.
| (G 19468, Aug. 24, 1908.)
You are Judge Savernex’s illegiti-
mate daughter. (G 19625, Sept. 18,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 19, 1908.)
Croonporc (F'rReED’K T.), New York,
2. [ 24038, 24039
Advanced
a
fashions. Supplements
(F 68424, 68425, Sept. 11, 1908.)
CUNNINGHAM (A, W.), Grinnell, Iowa.
[24040, 24041
Campus. (H 115811, Sept. 17, 1908;
2c. Sept. 18, 1908.)
Steeple by moonlight. (H 115810,
Sept. 17, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1908.)
CUNNINGHAM (FRANK A.), Williams-
port, Pa. [24042-24047
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.
All this I ask for Jesus’ sake.
Amen,
(F 68441-68446, Sept. 11, 1908.)
Curry (JouHNn E.), Excelsior Springs,
Mo. [24048, 24049
Fairbanks (Vice-President), Excel-
sior Springs, Mo., Aug. 20, 1908. 1, 2.
(H 115110, 115111, Aug. 26, 1908.)*
DAGENAIS (JOE E.), Stevensville, Mont.
[24050
Fort Owen. (H 116353, Sept. 30,
/ 1908.)
24051
Wyoming trout. (H 115600, Sept.
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
Davivson (Davip), Providence, R. I.
Destiny foretold.
Here comes Peggy.
Knock at the squire’s door.
Lover’s lane.
| May blossoms.
| Oh it is you, is it?
mteal D. A. R.
Riverside pass.
Road home.
Switzerland of America.
Vassals of the west wind.
Village prattlers.
Welcome (7) visitor.
White palace.
| (H 115835-115848, Sept. 18, 1908.)
'DAvies stupio, Portland, Oregon.
[24066
McCredie and his bunch of rose
}buds. (H 116420, Oct. 2, 1908.)
[24067
Mt. Hood, Oregon. (H 116607, Oct.
5, 1908.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo.
[24068-24079
of the little Post
| Adventures
(EF 68266, Sept. 8, 1908. )
Wantad. 24.
m—__ 95. (KF 68448, Sept. 11, 1908.)
| ——26. (F 68644, Sept. 17, 1908.)
27. (IF 68847, Sept. 24, 1908. )
> — 28. (F 69072, Oct. 1, 1908.)
% 29. (F 69284, Oct. 8, 1908.)
Going back home. (F 67894, Aug.
17, 1980.)
| Open season.
1908. )
Solitude. (F 68060, Aug. 24, 1908.)
Stunts. (F 68483, Sept. 14, 1908.)
—— (F 68984, Sept. 28, 1908.)
— (F 69234, Oct. 5, 1908.)
(F 68983, Sept. 28,
116281, Sept. 28, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
[24052-24065 ©
| DonaLpson (F. J.),
DETROIT PUBLISHING COMPANY, Detroit. |
Mich. [24080-24088
» Colorado river, foot of Louis |
‘Boucher trail. (H 115448, Sept. 8,
1908.)
MeeGrand Canyon, Ariz. 1-3. (H
115449-115451, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Hotel Hl Tovar. 1, 2. (H 115446,
115447, Sept. 8, 1908.)
: Mt. Lowe ry. Calif., the incline. (H
im 115444, Sept. 8, 1908.)
! New York, N. Y., Times square. (H
383
DETROIT PUBLISHING COMPANY—Cont’'d.
San Diego, Calif., caves of La Jolla.
(H 115445, Sept. 8, 1908.)
DIETZ PRINTING CO., Richmond, Va.
[24089
68465,
Printers coat-of-arms. (F
Sept. 5, 1908.)
Ditt (GEorRGE A.), Boston, Mass.
Py [24090
Clifton heights. (H 115977, Sept.
21, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 19, 1908.)
DILLE (RALPH), Chicago, I1].
[24091-24116
April day.—At Medford.—Beacon
light at St. Johns at hightide—Brook
(The).—Cascade (The).—Country by
way.—Creek (The).—Early autumn.—
Ending of a day.—Evening glow.—
Home of vyesterday.—Lily pond.—
Meadow brook.—Night.—Old birch.—
Old well sweep.—On the banks of the
Wabash.—On the lower Ottawa.—On
the Ouitewah.—Pond (The).—Restless
sea.—Silent wood.—Sunday _ after-
noon.—Turn of the brook.—Where
shadows are cool.—Where the sunny
end of evening smiles. [26 prints.]
(FE 68886-68911, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Ditton (T. E.),
Scranton, Pa.
[24117-24122
Edge of the wood. (H 116001, Sept.
22, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1908.)
Hidden pool. (H 115997, Sept. 22,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1908. )
Hillside orchard. (H 115999, Sept.
22, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1908.)
Inlet (The). (H 116002, Sept. 22,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1908.)
Midsummer blossoms.
Sept. 22, 1908; 2 c. Sept.
Path to the village.
Sept. 22, 1908; 2 c. Sept.
(H 116000.
23, 1908. )
(H 115998,
23, 1908. )
Boston, Mass.
[24123
(G 19736, Aug. 27, 1908.)
DRAKE (J. D.),
Cyclamen.
Silverton, Oregon.
[24124-24128
Jim a Wasco brave. (H 115978,
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Kate the Wasco rider.
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Parish church and parsonage.
116547, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Umtouch (Jim) (H 115972, Sept.
21, 1908.)
Watonson (Kate)
21, 1908.)
(H 115971,
(
(H 115970, Sept.
384
DRAKE PORTRAIT CO., Poynette, Wis.
[24129-24132
Pine Hollow
Sept.
Poynette, Wis. In
A-D. (H_ 115470-115473,
1908. )
DROWATZKY (W. San Antonio,
Tex. [24133-24136
Matagorda county, Tex. 1-4. (H
115548-115551, Sept. 12, 1908.)
(Wn. F.),. Schenectady.
[24137
(H
H.),
DRYSDALE
NG
Capacity of safety
116186, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Duptry (FE. C.), Concord, N. H
valves.
[24138
Teddie. (H 115814, Sept. 17, 1908.)
EcCKELS (WALTER L.), Harrisburg, Pa.
[24139
Interior of St.
(H 115762, Sept.
Harrisburg, Pa.,
Patricks cathedral.
15, 1908.)
EpGerTON (R. L.), Fremont, Nebr.
[ 24140, 24141
Depot by moonlight.
Nye avenue in summer.
(H 115764-115765, Aug. 15, 1908.)
EDISON MFG. Co., Orange, N. J.
[24142-24202
Buying a title. 1-12. (H 116022—
116033, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Devil (The), 1-12.
115518, Sept. 10, 1908.)
Ingomar. 1-7.
Sept. 19, 1908.)
Leprechaun (The). 1-6.
116124, Sept. 24, 1908.)
(H 115507-
(H 116119-
Lovers guide. 1-4. (H 11638S—
116391, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Pocahontas. 1-6. (H 116395-116400,
Oct. 1, 1908.)
Sandy McPherson’s quiet fishing
trip. 1-3.
1908. )
Ten pickaninnies.
116404, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Wifey’s strategy. 1-7.
115788, Sept. 16, 1908. )
{DMONSTON (Davin B.), Washington,
0 a0 Oe [24203, 24204
Opening of International tubereu-
losis congress. 1, 2. (H. 116384,
116885, Oct. 1, 1908.)
(H 116392-116394, Oct. 1,
14.
(H 115782-
Evper (PAuL) & co., San Francisco,
Cal. [24205-24211
Christmas greetings from Japan.
(F 68996, Aug. 13, 1908.)
(H 115944-115950, |
(H 116401- |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9, |
|
| Balloon (The); by Dupre. (H
115267, Sept. 2, 1908; 2 « Sept. 38,
1908. )
| Oct. 3, 1908.)
pt. Iv, 0. 8., V.
‘
ELDER (PaAuL) & co.—Continued.
Divine peace. (F 68223, Aug. 22
1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Individual strengthener. (F 68221,
Aug. 22, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Little fence of trust. (F 68219, Aug.
22, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Live thy creed. (F 68218, Aug. 22,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
So live today. (F 68222, Aug. 22,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
True living. (F 68220, Aug. 22,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
Etson (A. W.) & Co., Boston, Mass.
[24212-24226
After the shower, by Frank F. Eng-
lish. (F 68095, Aug. 26, 1908; 2 ¢
Sept. 5, 1908.)
All's well; Winslow Homer. (H
115565, Sept. 14, 1908; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1908.
Farm scene with cattle; Emile van
Marcke. (H 116190, Sept. 28, 1908;
2c. Oct. 3, 1908.)
Fog warning; Winslow Homer. (H
115566, Sept. 14, 1908; 2 ¢. Sept. 16,
1908. )
Hamlet on the Seine; Chas. F. Dau-
bigny. (H 116192, Sept. 28, 1908; 2 c.
Helping hand; by Renouf. (H 115269,
Sept. 2, 1908; 2 ec. Sept. 3, 1908.)
Interior of cottage; Israels. (H
115563, Sept. 14, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1908.)
King Arthur: Peter Vischer. (H
116194, Sept. 28, 1908 ; 2 ce. Oct. 3, 1908.)
Knitting lesson; Millet. (H 115564,
Sept. 14, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 16, 1908.)
Marshall (John), by Henry Inman.
(F 68093, Aug. 26, 1908; 2 ec. Sept. 5,
1908.)
Misty morning in Holland, by Anton
Mauve. (F 68094, Aug. 26, 1908; 2 c.
Sept. 5, 1908.)
Moonlight in Holland; by Cazin. (H
115268, Sept. 2, 1908; 2 ¢. Sept. 3,
1908. )
Pot of basil; Jno. W. Alexander.
(H 116193, Sept. 28, 1908; 2 e. Oct. 3,
1908. )
Wood gatherers; J. B.C. Corot. (H
116191, Sept. 28 1908; 2 @ Oeh &
1908. )
| ENGRAVINGS, COTS,
os. 40-44, Oct., 1908
i
Pree (H. H.), Garrison, N. Dak.
et 27, 24228
Ryder, N. Dak., TPlevators. (Hi
116507, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Ryder public school.
Sept. 14, 1908.)
DsKrivcE (Guy W.) co., Richmond, Va.
[ 24229, 94930)
Millinery announcement.
Millinery with an artistic appeal.
(F 68733-68734, Sept. 22, 1908; 2 c.
of each Sept. 23, 1908.)
Fatx, New York, N. Y.
Booth (Miss Eva) 4, 5
116380, Oct. 1, 1908.)
FPARMERS INSURANCE Co., Cedar Rapids,
(H 115616,
[24231, 242352
(H 116379,
Iowa. [24233
Basket of corn. (F 68450, Sept. 12,
1908.)
Panranp (W. C.), Asbury Park, N. J.
| [24234-24936
Sheath gown, A-C.
115469, Sept. 9, 1908.)
Farrar (F. P.), Augusta, Ga.
- Last train. (H 116163, Sept.
1908; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1908.)
FAvutkner (C. W.) & co., ltd., London,
[24237
26,
England. [24238-24240
Baby’s first tooth. (F 66314, June
4 1908.) -
Huntsman’s pet.
My boy.
ie (F 67490-67491, July 31, 1908.)
FPAULKNER-RYAN co., Chicago, Il.
foresters.
Knights of Columbus.
(F 69243, 69244, Oct. 5, 1908; 2 e«.
of each Sept. 26, 1908.)
| Sept.
(H 115467- |
AND PRINTS, ETC. 385
| Fawcerr (Waxpon )—Continued.
Lagererantz (Madame de). (H
116435, Oct. 2, 1908.)
Lagererantz (Minister de). H
116434, Oct. 2, 1908.)
Lahm (Lieut. Frank P.) (H 116259,
28, 1908.)
Mack (Norman E.) and his house-
hold. 1-7. (H 116598—116604, Oct. 5,
19908. )
Pullman (Raymond W.)
Sept. 23, 1908.)
(Hi 116257,
Redington (Paul G.) (H 116254,
Sept. 28, 1908. )
Saltzman (Maj. Chas. McK.) (H
116263, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Selfridge (Lieut.) (H 116255, Sept.
28, 1908.)
Shermans and their garden. 1-12.
(H 116241-116252, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Squier (Maj. Geo. O.) (H 116258,
Sept. 28, 1908.)
Stewart (Chas. )
1908. )
Stewart (F. W.)
(H 116432, Oct. 2,
(H 116431, Oct. 2,
| 1908.)
Stewart (Jos. A.) (H 116433, Oct.
2, 1908.)
Wallace (Capt. Chas. 8.) (H116262,
Sept. 28, 1908.)
Woodruff (Mr. and Mrs. T. L.) and
| guests.
1-6. (H 115410-115415, Sept.
8, 1908.)
[24241, 24249 |
Engraved border used in resolutions |
of condolence for Catholic order of |
| Fror1 (FRANK P.), New York, N.
FAwcetrt (WaALDOoN), Washington, D.C. |
[24243-94318 |
Chanute (Octave).
28, 1908.)
_ Detre (Dr. D. L.)
28, 1908.)
Fiint (Chas. R.)
28, 1908.)
_ Gompers (Samuel) and family. 1-4.
(Hf =115406-115409, Sept. 8, 1908.)
_ Harrisen (Mrs. Benjamin) and her
home. 1-8. (H 115962-115969, Sept.
m1, 1908.)
| Hughes (Gov.) and family.
(i 115584-115590, Sept. 14, 1908. )
(H 116256, Sept.
(H 116260, Sept.
(H 116261, Sept.
1-7.
9
a
Wright (Orville)
Sept. 28, 1908.)
Wright aeroplane tests. 1-16.
115568-1155838, Sept. 14, 1908.)
(H 116253,
(Hi
FELSENTHAL (G.) & co., Chicago, Il.
[24319
Moving picture, man and girl swing-
ing. (F 68262, Sept. 3, 1908.)
¥.
[24320
Undressed and dressed. (F 69014,
Sept. 30, 1908S; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1908.)
Hartford, Conn.
[243821
(F 68691, Sept.
FISCHER (GUS),
Hartford bridge.
| 19, 1908.)
Empire, Canal
Zone. [ 24322-24329
Anecon, C. Z. I. C. C. Hotel Tivoli.
(H 116050, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Ancon cemetery. (H 116048, Sept.
FisHBAUGH (W. A.),
22, 1908.)
Culebra cut from contractors hill.
Aug., 1908. (H 116049, Sept. 22, 1908.)
386
Fisupauca (W. A.)—Continued.
Culebra cut looking south.
1908. (H 116054, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Gatun, C. Z., from the spillway.
Aug., 1908. (H 1160538, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Gatun dam looking west. Aug.,
1908. (H 116052, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Lady bull fighters, Panama.
116055, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Pedro Miguel, C. Z.
(H 116051, Sept. 22, 1908.)
FLEMING (GEORGE T.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[ 24330, 24331
Flem’s views of old Pittsburg. 1758—
1908. (F 68519, Sept. 16, 1908.)
Pittsburg in 1790. (F 68518,
16, 1908.)
FLEMING (Tom), Newark, N. J.
[ 24332, 24333
Aug.,
(H
1908.
Aug.,
Sept.
Ienthroned hog.
Uncle Sam and Mr. Bryan.
(G 19759-19760, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Ito (Isaac), Fairmont, Minn.
[24334
Valhalla.
I'Lork (Kaston), Blue Earth, Minn.
[ 24335, 24836
Blue River
1 & 15.
Fotey (FE. F.), New York, N. Y.
Earth, Minn.
Cusack (Bishop Thomas
116013, Sept. 22, 1908.)
F.)
FoLGgeR (JAMES WALTER), Nantucket,
Mass. [243388
Round-top grist mill. (H 115604,
Sept. 14, 1908.)
ForsyTHE (N. A.), Butte, Mont.
scenes. |
(H |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
FRENCH (HENRY ADAMS), Gresham,
Oregon. [24346
Making squeakers. (H 116092, Sept.
24, 1908.)
F'RETELLIERE (HENRY T.), San Antonio,
Tex. [24347
Manifestations by the Great Spirit.
(F 64638, Apr. 18, 1908.)
FROELICH (GEo.), JR., Barrington, Ill.
[24348
Barrington, Ill., Tabernacle, Bishop
Dubs preaching. (H 116365, Oct. 1,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1908.)
Frost (CHaAs. C.), Grundy Center,
Iowa. [24349
Grundy Center, Iowa, Main st. (H
115789, Sept. 16, 1908.)
| Frost AND ReebD, Bristol, England.
(H 115793, Sept. 15, 1908.) |
[24350-24352
Fair wind, fine weather. (F 66797,
July 6, 1908; 2 ce. July 31, 1908.)
Last reef of dawn. (F 66795, July
6, 1908; 2 e. July 31, 1908.)
Primrose gatherers. (F 68402, Sept.
10, 1908.)
(LILLIAN), Philadelphia, Pa.
[24353
(H 115258, Sept.
I'ry
Evening prayer.
(24887 | 2, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
zZ ‘-
I'RYSINGER (JESSE), Hanover, Pa.
[24354
Jungfrau mystery. (H 116351, Sept.
80, 1908; 2c. Oct. 2, 1908.)
[243839 |
Huge crevice
Mont.
in Sperry
(H 115599, Sept. 14, 1908.)
FOUNTAIN (RUBEN EpWArD), Hildreth,
Nebr. . [24340
Nebraska thunder storm. (H 115957, )
| GAINES (T. R.), New York, N. ¥.
Sept. 21, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1908.)
FOURNIER (PAUL), East Aurora, N. Y.
[24341-24348 |
| Sept. 22, 1908; 2 ec. Sept. 28, 1908.)
Fletcher (Horace). 1, 2.
Thompson (Mrs. Wm. 0.)
(H 115607-115609, Sept. 14, 1908.)
Fox (GrorGE W.),
Dak.
Akron, Iowa. 1, 2.
115529, Sept. 10, 1908; 2
Sept. 1, 1908.)
Sioux Falls, S.
[24344, 243845
(H 115528.
glacier, |
ec. of each |
Futter (C. R.), Schenectady, N. Y.
[24355-24857
Tuberculosis clinic, city of Schenec-
tady, 1-38. (H 116370-116372, Oct. 1,
1908; 2 c. of each, Sept. 24, Oct.
1808. )
Furry (Ep G.), Bridgewater, Va.
[24358
Hydro electric plant, switchboard.
(H 115761, Sept. 15, 1908.)
[24359-24362
By these sweet blossoms. (F 68738,
My thoughts are scattered. (F
68736, Sept. 22, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 28)
1908. )
Post card is nice. (F 68737, Sept.
22, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1908.)
Wish (A) (F 68735, Sept. 22, 1908;
2 ce. Sept. 28, 1908.)
——*
4 ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos, 40-44, Oct., 1908
GALAMBOS (JOHN), Gary, Ind.
autographs. (G 19665, Sept. 26, 1908;
2c. Sept. 25, 1908.)
'GatiacHer (CuHas. D.), Ely, Nev.
Alpha mine.
Copper flat.
Kimberley.
Lane City.
Machine shop.
Power house.
Star Pointer.
Star Pointer townsite.
Vanner floor, concentrator.
Veteran mine.
Veteran townsite.
1st Wilfley floor, concentrator.
(H 116479-116490, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Ganter (H. C.), Mammoth Cave, Ky. |
[24376-24378
Mammoth Cave, Ky. 1-3. (F 68883-
68885, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Gasparp (JuLES Maurice), East
Anirore, N. Y. [24379
Eddy (Mary Baker G.), the Gaspard |
‘portrait of. (F 68241, Sept. 2, 1908;
2c. Sept. 22, 1908,)
‘ [24380 |
- Thoroughbred.
1908; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1908.)
“GILLETT (WILLIAM), Portsmouth, Ohio.
[24381, 24382
Lake, Millbrook park.
| Aug. 28, 1908; 2c. Aug. 3, 1908. )
Scene, Millbrook park. (H 116355,
Sept. 30, 1908.)
_GINDER (JAcos J.), Philadelphia, Pa.
Rockport, Pa. Indian Run lake.
68496, Sept. 15, 1908;
1908. )
-GopEHAUX (GxEO. W.), Coney Island,
Ne Ys [24384 |
Sheridan (Grace).
24, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1908.)
GotpsMiITH (MiIcHAEL), Cleveland,
Ohio. [24385
Think. (F 683890, Sept. 8, 1908; 2 c.
Sept. 1, 1908.)
-Gooxins (SHIRLAN D.), Chicago, Ill.
Gookins’ outer harbor plan for Chi-
¢ago.
[24363 |
All presidents of U. S. with ee |
[ 24364-24375 |
(H 116139, Sept. 25, |
(H 115186, |
[24383 |
(H 116091, Sept. |
[ 24386, 24887 |
AND PRINTS, ETC. 387
GOOKINS (SHIRLAN D.)—Continued.
Gookins’ warehouse, bridge and sub-
| way plan for Chicago.
(H 116542-116543, Oct. 5, 1908.)
GRAY LITHOGRAPH COMPANY, New York,
ies [24388-24391
Celeste. (G 19627, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Have a cup of tea. (G 19579, Sept.
| 10, 1908.)
Laurette. (G 19668, Sept: 28, 1908.)
Peek-a-boo. (G 19747, Sept. 30,
1908. )
GREEN RIVER LUMBER CO., Memphis,
Tenn. [24392
| Green river lumber co. (H 116299,
Sept. 28, 1908.)
Grecory (J. H.), Montclair, N. J.
[24393
Gregory (J. H.) (H 115545. Sept.
12, 1908.)
Grissom (SHERWOOD T.), Mt. Nebo,
Ark. [24394
Dardanelle on the Arkansas, Main
st. (H 116625, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Gross (J. M.), Nauvoo, Ill.
[ 24895, 24396
cellar, I. 2% (H 115463-
sept, 8, 1908: 2 e. Aug. 11
Wine
115464,
| 1908.)
GILBERT (C. ALLAN), New York, N. Y. |
GROVER’s (J. J.) SONS, Lynn, Mass.
[24397
Colonial (F 69128, Oct. 2,
1908. )
lady.
HAINES PHOTO CO., Conneaut, Ohio.
[24398-24400
Spokane, Wash. 1-3. (H 116165-
116167, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Hatt (FRANK H.), West Somerville,
Mass.
Boston,
[24401
Mass., First chureh of
(F | Christ Scientist and Christian Science
2c. Sept. 24, |
pub. house.
Freet
| HALL (Gro. P.) & son, New York,
1, a 2 [24402-24412
N. ¥. 6071, 6072, 6078,
(H 116449-116455, Oct. 2,
(H 116359, Sept. 30,
New York,
| 6084-6087.
1908.)
—— 6080-6083.
| Sepf. 238, 1908.)
| HAMILTON BROS.,
(H 116067-116070,
Brodhead, Wis.
[24418-24492
(H 116532-
ce. of each Sept.
Beloit, Wis.
116541, Oct.
| 21, 1908.)
1-10.
5, 1908; 2
388
HAMILTON DRUG STORE, Auburn, N. Y.
[24425 |
Waiting. (H 115544, Sept. 12, 1908.)
HAMMERLE (Gus), Louisville, Ky.
There is some class to this. (F
68783, Sept. 28, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1908. )
HANRAHAN (T. J.), Seattle, Wash.
[24425
Roltair’s original house upside down.
(H 116756, Oct. 8, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 24,
1908. )
Hare (Geo. J.), Buffalo, N. Y. [24426
Hughes (Gov. Chas. Evans) (F
68954, Sept. 26, 1908.)
HARPER (JAMES M.), Chicago, Ill.
[24427
Vote for Taft and continued pros-
perity this time. (F 68394, Sept. 9,
1908. )
Hart (Henry G.), Chicago, II].
[24428-24438
Fille des fleurs. (H 116413, Oct. 2,
1908.)
He loves me—not.
, 1908. )
Meditation.
Peasant girl.
Study.
Water carrier.
(H 116414—-116417, Oct. 2, 1908.)
Hart SCHAFFNER,& Marx, Chicago, Ill.
[24434-24488
(F 69010, Sept. 30,
ho
After luncheon,
1908. )
Caller. (F 69011, Sept. 30, 1908.)
Campaigning. (EF 68660, Sept. 19, |
1908. )
Patron. (F 69012, Sept. 30, 1908.)
Ready to go. (F 69013, Sept. 30,
1908. )
HATCHER (THURSTON), Macon, Ga.
[24489-24441
English farmhouse. (H 1163882, Oct.
1, 1908.)
Fair Venice. (H 1163881, Oct.
1908. )
Fishing village. (H 1163888, Oct. 1,
1908. )
HawkKINS (D. S.) & MARGILETH (A.
W.), Ohio. [24442-24499
National card game. Card 1 and 2.
(F 68525, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Cards 3-6. (F 68526-68529,
Sept. 8, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8, 1908.)
[24424
(H 116412, Oct.
ae
pt. IV, 0. S., V.
| HAWKINS & MARGILETH—Continued.
— Card. 7and 8. (F 68530, Se
Cards 9-22.
Sept. 8, 1908.)
Card 23 and 24.
8, 1908.)
—— Cards.
Sept. 8, 1908.)
_Hayrorp (H. W.), North Conway, N. H.
[ 24493, 24494
(Great blue
(F 68531-68544,
25-54. (F 68546-68575,
| Crane in the creek,
herron. )
Rufied grouse placque.
(H 115454-115455, Sept. 9, 1908.)
HEYN THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Omaha, Nebr.
[24495
Newman (Cardinal). (H 115561,
Sept. 14, 1908.)
Hitt (F. Evron), Mitchell, 8. Dak.
[ 24496, 24497
Bryan (Wm. J.) at Mitchell.
Taft (Wm. H.) at Mitchell.
(HL 116605-116606, Oct. 5, 1908.)
HorrMan (O. H.) 3r., Thomas, W. Va.
[24498
Wreck on Western Maryland R. R,
(H 115263, Sept. 2, 1908; 2 e. Sept. 10,
1908. )
HotmMeEs stup1o, Shelbina, Mo.
[24499-24501
July 3, expectation.
July 4, realization.
July 5, disfiguration.
(H 115460-115462, Sept. 9, 1908.)
Ho.irzincer (W. H.), Williamsport,
Pa. [24502
Citizens band of Newberry, Pa.
115552, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Homes (WILLIAM), Chocorna, N. H.
[24503-24507
Salem, Mass. 1-5 (H 115329-
115333, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Sept.
5, 1908. )
| Tonner (Cuas. J.), Ashmont, Mass.
) [24508
(H 115976,
(A
Prince Hall monument.
Sept. 21, 190s.)
Horton (T. J.), North Branch, Minn.
| [24509, 24510
North Branch, Minn. 1, 2. (H
116101, 116102, Sept. 24, 1908.)
Howe (AtBert Z.), St. Louis, Mo,
[24511
| Sheep at the gate. (H 115326, Sept.
| 4, 1908. )
Bae
rs 7 .
Tae
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
AND PRINTS, ETC.
a me
2
_ [24512
(HI 115465,
Hoyt (DupLry), New York, N.
Lois (Miss), Portrait.
Sept. 9, 1908.)
Hutt (Dana), Chicago, Il.
[24513-24522
Baum (Frank L.) 3791-3793.: (H
115767-115769, Sept. 16, 1908.)
Crane (Charles R.) 3842, 3848. (H
116136, 1161387, Sept. 24, 1903.)
Fisher (Walter L.) 38837-3841. (H
116131-116135, Sept. 24, 1908.)
HUMMER (ARTHUR C.), Washington,
©. [24523
Federal printing building. (H
116099, Sept. 24, 1908S; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1908. )
HunT (PHINNEY S.), Valdez, Alaska.
[24524-24526
Sept. 28, 1908.)
From Mrs. J. C. Dieringer’s garden,
Valdez, Alaska. (H 116464, Oct. 3,
1908. )
Valdez firebell tower. Aug., 1908.
G 1960, G 1961.
Sept. 25, 190s.)
INGERSOLL
Minn.
Hill
1908.
Hill’s (J. J.) old engine,
Crooks, 186S—1908.
(H 115992-115993, Sept. 21, 1908.)
(H 116142, 116148,
(TRUMAN WaArD), St. Paul,
(J. J.), celebration, Sept. 16,
INTER-COLL. POST
phia, Pa.
Basket-ball player.
23, 1908.)
IWaNaMr (IAKAO), New York, N. Y.
[ 24530, 24531
CARD CO.,
Electrical display, August 17, 1, 2. |
(H 114868, 114869, Aug. 19, 1908; 2 ¢. |
Sept. 8, 1908.)
JACKSON (GaALreR CLIFFORD), Eureka
Springs, Ark. [24532, 24533
Marble City falls. (H 116620, Sept.
25, 1908.) '
Old mill. (H 116619, Sept. 25, |
1908. )
JACKSON (Howarp R.), U. S. N.
[ 24534-24537
Georgia |U. S.S.] 1,2. (H 116277,
116278, Sept. 28, 1808.)
Minnesota [U. S. S.] 1, 2 (H
116279. 116280, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Jackson (W. B.), Marblehead, Mass.
[ 24588-24541
CH 115757- |
Dorello. 2976-2979.
115760, Sept. 15, 1908.)
[24527, 24528 |
the Wm. |
Philadel- |
[24529
(I 68776, Sept. |
Jacoss (JoHN H.), Churchtown, Pa.
24542
Churchtown, camp of Troop E, 13th
U. S. cavalry, Aug. 24, 1908 (H
115318, Sept. 3, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1908. )
JAMES (C. L.), JR., Des Moines, Iowa.
24548
They are never tired running. (F
68470, Sept. 14, 1908.)
JAMESTOWN DRUG COo., Jamestown, Cal.
24544
Mark Twain’s cabin, Jackasshill,
Tuttletown, Cal. (F 68661, Sept. 19,
1908. )
JANUARY (G. TYRRELL), New York,
iw. ¥. [24545
Newport under stun’s’ls. (H 116185,
_JoOHNSON (JOHN A.), W. Somerville,
Mass.
Beaver Boy. Sioux.
Big Turkey (Chief) 1-4.
Black Hawk.
Black Hawk (Mrs.), Sioux.
Black Thunder, Medicine man. Sioux.
1-4.
Blue Horse, Sioux.
Blue Horse (Annie).
Bone Shirt’s squaw and papoose,
Sioux.
Catchum Bear, Sioux.
Catchum Bear’s squaw and papoose,
Sioux.
Charley Face, Sioux.
Cigarette.
Drawing a map.
Fighting Bear, Sioux.
Iron Shell (Mrs), Sioux.
Iron Shield (Chief), Sioux.
Iron Shield (Henry), Sioux.
Low Cedar, Sioux.
Mexican Monte.
Planning a round up.
Red Bird, Sioux. 1, 2.
Sioux Indians.
Spotted Elk, Sioux.
Yonder Lay trail.
(H 116202-116235, Sept. 28, 1908.)
[24546-24579
1-3.
|
more, Md. 24580
Gospel emblems. (H 115856, Sept.
19, 1908S; 1 c. Sept. 19, 1908, 1. ¢. Sept.
PE, 1908.)
JOHNSON (J.AURA EVERLENER), Balti-
[
390
JOHNSTON (R. W.) stupios, Pittsburg.
[24581-24587
Guthrie (Geo. W.)
28, 1908.)
Guthrie (Mrs. Geo. W.)
Sept. 28, 1908.)
Thousand Island club from Pull-
mans. (H 116270, Sept. 28, 1908.)
View from Abraham Strauss resi-
dence to light house. (H 116269, Sept.
28, 1908. )
(H 116266,
View from Heart island to Cross- |
man hotel. (H 116267, Sept. 28, 1908.)
View from Thousand Island house |
(H 116271, Sept.
-' Ketso (H. B.), Houlton, Me.
showing Belle Isle.
28, 1908.)
View of oil field at Mingo Junction,
Ohio. (H 116268, Sept. 28, 1908.)
JOSSELYN (HaArRwoop HANKs),
burne Falls, Mass. [24588-24591
Massasecum rock. (H 115875, Sept.
19, 1908. )
Newbury cut.
1908. )
Road to Lake Massasecum.
115874, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Thirty Foot falls.
19, 1908.)
(H 115878, Sept. 19,
(H
JUDGE co., New York, N. Y.
[24592-24596
(H 116265, Sept. |
(H 115876, Sept. |
Little Johnny and the Teddy bears, |
Little folks. (EF 68360, Sept. 8, 1908.)
The Teddys.
1908.
—— The catcher. (F 68591, Sept.
17, 1908.)
—— The Teddies meet. (F 68912,
Sept. 25, 1908.)
—— Mighty hunter. (I 69069, Oct.
1, 1908.)
KELLER BROTHERS, Portland, Oregon.
(F 68463, Sept. 12, _
- cemetery.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. 8., v.3
KELLOGG (A. LEONORA), Manchester,
N. H. [| 24602-24604
Beginning the game.
Finish (The).
Resting.
(H 115849-115851, Sept. 18, 1908: 2
c. of each Sept. 19, 1908.)
KELLOGG STUDIO, Cuba, N. Y.
[24605-24607
Lake Cuba. (H 116087, Sept. 23,
1908. )
Old home week. 6514, 515.
116085, 116086, Sept. 23, 1908.)
(H
[24608
On guard. (H 115524, Sept. 11,
1908; 2 c. Aug. 29, 1908.)
Shel- |
KENNEDY co., Seattle, Wash. [24609
Bird’s-eye view looking southward
towards Seattle. (F 68711, Sept. 21,
1908. )
Krys (W. A.), Princeton, Wis.
[24610-24612
Redgranite, Wis. Labor day. 1-3.
(H 115816-115818, Sept. 17, 1908.)
KEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY, Meadville.
Pa. [24613-24647
Beaver Dam, Ont. Monument and
bust of Laura Secord. (H 115926,
Sept. 19, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Catarequi, Canada. Chureh and
(H 115931, Sept. 19, 1908;
2c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
[24597-24599 |
Bryan’s my man, who's yours?
68638, Sept. 17, 1908.)
School days.
1908. )
Taft’s my man, who’s yours?
68412, Sept. 10, 1908.)
(F
(F
(EF 68637, Sept. 17, |
KELLEY (J. F.) & co., Aberdeen, S. Dak. |
[24600
Secured bank deposits. (EF 69085,
Sept. 24, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1908.)
KELLEY (JOHN H.), Montgomery, Pa.
[24601
Montgomery, Pa., Christ’s Lutheran
church and parsonage.
Sept. 28, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1908.)
(H 116240, |
|
Chippewa battleground, Canada. (H
115922, Sept. 19, 1908; 2 ec. Aug. ],
1908. )
Chrysler’s Farm, Ont. Monument
marking battleground. (H 115930,
Sept. 19, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Fort George, Canada. 16012-16014.
(H 115919-115921, Sept. 19, 1908; 2 ce.
of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Hamilton, Canada. Dundern castle.
(H 115918, Sept. 19, 1908; 2 ¢. Aug. 1,
1908. )
Kingston, Ont. Martello towers.
(H 115933, Sept. 19, 1908; 2 ¢. Aug. 1,
1908. )
Lundy’s Lane, Ontario. 16017,
16018. (H 115924, 115925, Sept. 19,.
1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
Montreal, Canada. 16027-16030. (H
115934-115937, Sept. 19, 1908; 2 ec. of
each Aug. 1, 1908.) -
Navy island, looking toward Horse
shoe falls, Canada. (H 115923, Sept.
19, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
IXEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY—Continued.
Quebec, Canada. 13997-13999,
16000-16010. (H 115904-115917, Sept.
19, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Queenstown, Canada. 16020, 16021.
(H 115927, 115928, Sept. 19, 1908; 2 c.
of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Toronto, Canada. 16022, 16031.
115929, 115938, Sept. 19, 1908;
of each Aug. 1, 1908.)
Windmill point, near Prescott, Ont.
(H 115932, Sept. 19, 1908; 2 ec. Aug.
1, 1908.)
IXIMBALL (Jas. L.), Haverhill, Mass.
[24648
Home of Haverhill Y. W. C. A. (H
115547, Sept. 12, 1908.)
KIMBALL & SON, Concord,
(H
2 @
Ni ee
[ 24649, 24650
Concord, N. H. St. Paul’s school.
» &
1908. )
Ikine (WILLIAM J.), West Lafayette,
Ohio. [24651-24653
Hollow Rock, 1-3. (H 116770—
116772, Oct. 9, 1908; 2 c. of each Sept.
16, 1908.)
KNOEDLER (KE. L.), New York, N. Y.
[ 24654, 24655
Fair haired child. (F 68491, Sept.
15, 1908. )
Maid of honor. (F 69055, Sept. 29,
1908. )
IKXNOEDLER & CO., New York, N. Y.
[24656
Hendricke Stoffiles; by Rembrandt
Van Ryn. (F 69241, Oct. 6, 1908; 2 ¢.
Oct. 7, 1908.)
Kors (Emit), Toledo, Ohio. [ 24657
Fort Meigs monument. (H 115958,
Sept. 21, 1908.)
La Certe (HuRBEN A.), Wausau, Wis.
[24658
Motor cycle race, Wausau, Wis. (H.
115457, Sept. 9, 1908.)
LAMADE (DIETRICK), Williamsport, Pa.
[24659-24662
Caught napping.
10, 1908.)
End of summer. (F 68409, Sept. 10,
1908. ) |
Not at home. (F 68408, Sept. 10,
1908. )
Rose (The).
(F 68407, Sept. 10,
1908. )
(H 115812, 115813, Sept. 17, |
(EF 68410, Sept. |
391
LANE (HorAcE Parks), Philadelphia,
Pa. [24663
Carpenter (The). (H 115732, Sept.
15, 1908.)
LARSEN (ALFRED), Mexico, Mo.
[24664
Surena, world’s champion guideless
trotter. (H 116195, Sept.: 28, 1908; 2 ¢.
Sept. 2, 1908.)
LATIMER (RopertT), Chicago, Ill.
[24665
Dawn of permanent prosperity. (F
68261, Sept. 8, 1908.)
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) Co., Chicago, Ill.
[ 24666, 24667
Chicago, Ill. Union stock yards.
| (H 116078, Sept. 23, 1908.)
Converts’ rally, Evangelistic commit-
feo of N, ¥. (HH 116071, Sept. 2
1908. )
LEAVITT (A. E.), Harriman, Tenn.
[24668
Kkmory river and Walden’s ridge.
(H 115441, Sept. 8, 1908.)
LrEE (WM. H.), Chicago, I11. [ 24669
Political history by states. (BF
68485, Sept. 14, 1908; 2 ¢. Sept. 21,
1908.)
LEIGH (JOHN VERNON), St. Louis, Mo.
[24670
When Kirksville, Mo., went dry it
went dark. (IF 68513, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Leigh (Wm. H.), Beaver Falls, Pa.
[ 24671-24684
Beaver Falls, Pa. Sept. 17 and 18,
1908. 1-14. (H 116034—-116047, Sept.
22, 1908; 2 c. of each Sept. 23, 1908.)
Lewis (H. J.), McDonald, Pa. [24685
McDonald, Pa., Robinson’s Run cem-
etery. (H 115610, Sept. 14, 1908.)
Lipps-MURBACH Co., Baltimore, Md.
[24686-24697
Aster.—Carnation.—Daisy.—Forget-
me-not. — Lilac. — Orchid. — Pansy. —
Rose. -- Sweet pea.—Tulip.— Violet.—
Wild violet. [12 prints.] (F 68762-
68773, Sept. 15, 1908; 2 c. of each Sept.
29, 1908.)
Lirtiag (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[24698
(F 66384, June
Bowdoin college.
22, 1908.)
| Lirrte, Brown & co., Boston, Mass.
[24699, 24700
My father watched him go with a
shadow on his face. (F 68728, Sept.
18, 1908.)
392
OATALOGUE UF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.38
LITTLE, Brown & co.—Continued.
You are all deceiving me, she cried
passionately. (F 68727, Sept. 18,
1908. )
i
LIVINGSTON (LEON Ray), Cambridge
« Springs, Pa. [24701
A no. 1. Champion tramp of the
world. (F 68671, Sept. 14, 1908.)
(AvueusT), Tompkinsville,
nN. 2 [24702-24715
Hendrick Hudson [Steamer] (H
116111, Sept. 24, 1908.)
New York, N. Y. 4, 42, 44, 135, 153,
167, 371, 380, 396, 495, ‘577, 637, 639.
(Hi 116103-—116110, 116112-116116,
Sept. 24, 1908.)
LOUNSBURY (FRED C.), Plainfield, N. J.
[24716-24720
69086-69090,
LOEFFLER
{Fancy borders] (F
Oct. 2, 1908.)
Lucas (De Wirt B.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[24721
Pittsburg business district, 1908, sky
Mme. (F 68101, Aug. 27, 1906; 1 e¢.
Aug. 27, 1908; 1 c. Sept. 10, 1908.)
Luptow & Squier, Newark, N. J.
[24722
Handy man. (H 115558, Sept. 14,
1908. ):
LUNDIN (PHILIP G.), Marblehead,
Mass. [ 24723, 24724
Marblehead Neck, Surf.
Sept. 9, 1908. )
N. Y. Fleet, Marblehead.
Sept. 9, 1908.)
LuxToN (GEO. E.), Minneapolis, Minn.
[ 24725, 24726
Banff, clouds on the Bow river. (H
115482, Sept. 9, 1908.)
Minneapolis ball team for 1908. (H
115766, Sept. 16, 1908.)
McARTHUR (PETER),
Canada.
Conquerors (The).
16, 1908.)
McCrure (Fred H.), Portland, Oregon.
[ 24728, 24729
(H 115480,
(H 115485,
(H 115454,
Ontario,
| 24727
(F 68520, Sept.
Appin,
Mount Hood. 1, 32.
115481, Sept. 9, 1908.)
McCiure (T. C.), New York, N. Y.
[24730-24749
Bub, he’s always to blame. (IF 68474,
Sept. 14, 1908.)
—— (i 68714, Sept. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 68957, Sept. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69231, Oct. 5, 1908.)
|
|
|
|
|
McCcvure (T. C.)—Continued.
Mary and her little lamb.
Sept. 14, 1908.)
-—— (F 68716, Sept. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 68958, Sept. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69233, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
68472, Sept. 14, 1908.)
—— (IF 68712, Sept. 21, 1908.)
— — (F 68955, Sept. 26, 1908.)
——- (F 69229, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Simon & Mose’s new dawg.
68475, Sept. 14, 1908.)
Simon makes a swap. (F 68715,
Sept. 21, 1908.) :
(IF 68959, Sept. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69232, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(I 68473, Sept. 14, 1908.)
—— (F 68713, Sept. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 68956, Sept. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69230, Oct. 5, 1908.)
McCorkie (J. H.), Cape Elizabeth,
(F 68476,
(F
(F
Me. [24750
Ye Yule log postal. (F 68148, Aug.
21, 1908.)
McDerMotr (FRANK P.), Washington,
x ¢ [24751-24755
By the fireside. (F 68643, Sept. 17,
1908. )
In the gloaming. (F 68642, Sept. 17,
1908. )
Learning her new piece. (F 68640,
Sept. 17, 1908.)
She rises with the sun. (F 68639,
Sept. 17, 1908.)
She walks out with the general. (F
68641, Sept. 17, 1908.)
McDoNnAaLtp (CHARLES W.), Chicago,
[24756
Battle of Mount Dajo.
Sept. 24, 1908.)
MacDoNacp (Pirte), New York, N. Y.
[24757-24761
A, F, H,
(H 116090,
Chanler (Hon. Lewis A.)
I, KX. (H 116272-116276, Sept. 28,
1908. )
McFaRLAND PUBLICITY SERVICE, Har-
risburg, Pa. [24762-24765
Few flowers.
Flowers for commencement.
Memorial day flowers.
Plants for bedding.
(EF 65004-65007, Apr. 29, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETO.
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
McKay (1. H.), Missoula, Mount.
[24766-24770
[Wreck on Olive.] 1-5. (H116175—-
116179, Sept. 26, 1908.)
McKissBin (R. E.), Beach, N. Dak.
[24771, 24772
General formation of Bad Lands.
Old buffalo hunters camp.
(H 116447-116448, Oct. 2, 1908.)
McQvuiLiarR (THOS.), Guymon, Okla.
[24773-24776
After dinner on the trail.
Here comes a Hombre up the trail.
Sunday on the ranch.
Watering the herd.
(H 1162386-116239, Sept. 28, 1908.)
MAGEE (WILLIAM D.), Monticello, Iowa.
(24777, 24778
Eclipse (The): W. J. Bryan; W. H.
Taft. (H 115534, 115535, Sept. 4,
1908. )
MAIL AND EXPRESS CO., New York, N. Y.
[24779-24795
Abandoned! (F 68397, Sept. 9, 1908.)
Ajax defies the lightning. (F 68881,
Sept. 25, 1908.)
Bryan’s latest (Sept. 18) policy. (F
68672, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Git. (F 68396, Sept. 9, 1908.)
Holding his own. (F 68447, Sept. 11,
1908. )
In slippery places.
29, 1908.)
Looked good at first, but doesn’t
wear well. (F 68985, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Peerless prestidigitator. (IF 68411,
Sept. 10, 1908. )
Seein’ things.
1908. )
Stepchild (The).
10, 1908. )
Turown out, I told you so. (F
69137, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Too big a load for 1908S.
Sept. 15, 1908.)
Up against it.
1908. )
What next?
1908. )
—— (F 68882, Sept. 25, 1908.)
(F 69138, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Won’t stand for him. (F 68654,
Sept. 18, 1908.)
Mann (FRANK H.), Birmingham, Ala.
[24796
Me get it out bruver. (H 116465,
Oct. 3. 1908; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1908.)
(EF 68998, Sept.
(F 68440, Sept. 11,
(F 68406, Sept.
(F 68497,
(F 68717, Sept. 21,
(F 686538, Sept. 18,
MANZI, JOYANT & CO., New York, N.Y.
[24797-24865
Bouleaux (Les) (Silver birches)
(F 68588, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Faune (The faun) (F 68586, Sept.
17, 1908.) ‘
Foam sprite. (KF 66417, June 23,
1908. )
Mare (Le) en Normandie (A pond,
Normandy) (F 68585, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Matinée brumense (A misty morn-
ing). (EF 68587, Sept. 17, 1908.) .
Mouettes (Les) (Sea gulls) (F
68589, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Raeburn (Sir Henry), R. A. (F
68662, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Soleil couchant (Sunset)
Sept. 17, 1908.)
Vieux (Le) Moulin (The old mill)
(I° 68584, Sept. 17, 1908.)
MARCEAU (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[ 24806-24809
Graves (Hon. John 'Temple) 1-4.
(H 115982-115985, Sept. 21, 1908.)
(F 68590,
MARKENDORFF (GEORGE), New York,
> aaa [24810-24817
Base’ ball. — Basket ball. — Foot
ball. — Hammer thrower. — Hockey.—
Hurdle race.—Rowing.—Running. [8
chromos.] (G 19773-19780, Oct. 3,
1908. )
MEEK co., Coshocton, Ohio. [24818
Carnation girl. (G 19756, Oct. 1,
1408. )
MELIES (Gero.), Paris, France.
[24819-24824
Buncoed stage Johnnie. (H 11591,
Sept. 10, 1908.) i
Fun with the bridal party. (H
115493, Sept. 10, 1908.)
yrand mother’s story. (H 115492,
Sept. 10, 1908S.)
Helping hand.
1908. )
Not guilty.
1908. )
Old foot-light favorite.
Sept. 10, 1908.)
MerncH (PHIL), Clear Lake, Iowa.
[24825
(H 116145, Sept. 25,
(H 115489, Sept. 10,
(H 115494, Sept. 10,
(H 115490,
Log cabin.
1908. )
MESTREGAT (WALTER A.), Morgantown,
W. Va. [24826
Domekaah river below Lucena, P. I.
(IF 68846, Sept. 24, 1908.)
393
po
394
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8.,v.3
MIDDLESEX CO., Middletown, Conn.
[24827-24831
Semaphore post card series. Signa!
key card. (F 68650, Sept. 16, 1908.)
Semaphore signal card. 1-4. (F
67178, 67179, 67181, 67182, July 17,
1908 ; 2 c. of each Sept. 16, 1908.)
MILLER Leland,
Mich. [24832
Emblems of U. S. in lace. (H 116158,
Sept. 26, 1908.)
MILLER (LYMAN G.), Pawtucket, R. I.
[24833
Tavern where Gen. Lafayette stopped.
1824. (F 67401, July 25, 1908; 2 ec.
Aug. 25, 1908.)
MILterR (W. R. J.), Minneapolis, Minn.
[24834
(H[ 115453, Sept.
(Mrs. DELPHINE),
Murphy (J. L.)
8, 1908.)
MISHLER & WALKER, Gallup, N. Mex.
[ 24835, 24836
Navajo church rock.
Navajo Indian baby.
(H 115478-115479, Sept. 9, 1908.)
MITCHELL (JOHN J.) cCo., New York,
N. Y [24837-24839
American fashions. Sartorial art
journal. September, 1908. Supple-
ments A, B. (F 67136, 67137, July 16,
1908; 2 ec. each Sept. 18, 1908.)
American ladies’ tailor. vol. 6.
Sept. 1908. no. 7. Supplement. (F
68426, Sept. 11, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1908. )
MITCHELL (L. C.), Concord, Cal.
[24840
Mount Diabolo, from Crowell, Cal.
(F 68471, Aug. 25, 1908.)
MorraT, YARD & co., New York, N. Y.
[24841-24854
American queen. (F 69197, Oct. 5,
.1908. )
Black eyed Susan; by Howard
Chandler Christy. (F 68731, Sept. 22,
1908; 2 c. Sept 24, 1908.)
Canoemates.
Drifting.
Excess baggage.
Fisherman’s luck.
Love and duty.
Sailing close.
(F 69198-69208, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Sight seeing; by Howard Chandler
Christy. (F 68730, Sept. 22, 1908; 2 ¢.
Sept. 24, 1908.)
Signs of thaw.
| 68466, Sept. 14, 1908.)
‘Most WORSHIPFUL PRINCE HALL GRAND
MorratT, YarD & co.—-Continued
Summer girl.
Teasing.
Winning hand.
World before them.
(I° 69204-69208, Oct. 5, 1908.)
MoFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, Ill. [24855
Gore (Thomas P.) (H 115525,
Sept. 11, 1908.)
MoLey (JOHN A.), Boston, Mass.
24856
(H 116347, Sept. 29,
Playmates.
1908. )
Moran (Ic. Percy), New York, N. Y.
[ 24857, 24858
Return of the victors. (H 116141,
Sept. 25, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 24, 1908.)
When the heart is young. (H
116140, Sept. 25, 1908; 2 ec. Sept. 24,
1908.)
Moray (JOHN), Berkeley Springs, Va.
[24850
Millstone memorial of James Rum-
sey. (H 115996, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Morcan (J. W.), Otter River, Mass.
[24860
Uncle Charles ready for a_ brush.
(H 116369, Oct. 1, 1908; 2 ec. Sept. 30.
1908. )
Morton (Jack), Nashville, Tenn.
Taken from death.
Russellville, Ky., July 31, 1908.
Lynching at
(F
MosHER (GENEVIEVE), Chicago, Il.
[24862
Naughty little Quakers. 1. Per-
plexed. (H 116354, Sept. 21, 1908; 2 e.
Sept. 10, 1908.)
LODGE IF’. & A. M., Boston, Mass.
[24863
African lodge, charter no. 459, F. and
A. M. (F 67403, July 25, 1908; 2 ec.
Sept. 5, 1908.)
MurPuy (JOHN ANDREW),
Springs, Ark.
Chimney rock.
Eureka
[24864
(H 116512, Sept. 25,
1908. )
MurreHy (TuHos. D.) co., Red Oak, |
Iowa. [24865-24931
. Afternoon in the wheatfield ; English.
(G 19689, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Alicia; Altson. (G 19669, Sept. 28,
1908. )
Apple blossoms, Kent; Sherrin.
19670, Sept. 28, 1908.)
(G
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
395
MurpHy (Trios. D.) co.—Continued.
April, Easter lilies; Arthur. (G
19690, Sept. 28, 1908.)
At Ogunquit, Maine; Gay. (G
19722, Sept. 28, 1908.)
At Oxford, Warwickshire; Anderson.
(G 19671, Sept. 28, 1908.)
At the close of day; Beaudiun.
19672, Sept. 28, 1908.)
August, snap dragons; Arthur.
Autumn twilight near Providence;
Gay.
Autumn woodland; Barney.
Beeches (The); Geo. W. Drew.
Bright Angel trail, Grand cafion;
Moran.
(G 19691-19695, Sept. 28, 1908.)
By Loch Lomond; Watson.
19673, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Cession of Louisiana, 1803; De Thul-
strup.
December, mistletoe; Arthur.
Evening on the lagoon, Venice; Mc-
Cord. :
Fair equestrienne; Arthur.
Fair skipper; Lichtman.
February, tulips; Arthur.
(G
(G
Glimpse of the sound from Montauk;
Moran.
Golfing girl; Lichtman.
Here he comes; Hirschberg.
Herefords; Fox.
(G 19696-19705, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Highland pasture; Watson.
Highland rovers; Sherrin.
‘Holland sunset; Gorter.
Hunt at sunset; Tavernier.
(G 19674-19677, Sept. 28, 1908.)
In a winter flurry; Bryson.
In Central park; Hyneman.
In leafy June; Arthur.
In old New England; Smith.
(G 19706-19709, Sept. 28, 1908.)
In the garden; Zatska. (G 19678,
Sept. 28, 1908.)
January, carnations; Arthur. (G
19710, Sept. 28, 1908.)
July, sweet peas; Arthur. (G 19711,
Sept. 28, 1908.)
June, roses; Arthur.
28, 1908.)
Lilith; Altson.
1808. )
Lowery day, Autumn; Mitchell.
March, violets; Arthur.
(G 19712, Sept.
(G 19679, Sept. 28,
Murpuy (THOos. D.)—Continued.
May, daisies; Arthur. e
Mayflower; Tyler.
Morning after election; Edson.
(G 19713-19717, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Morning ride; Hardy. (G 19680,
Sept. 28, 1908.) ”%
Motor girl; Lichtman. (G 19718,
Sept. 28, 1908.)
Near Farnham, Hartfordshire; An-
derson. (G 19681, Sept. 28, 1908.)
November, chrysanthemums;
thur. (G 19719, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Now was the day departing; Mitch-
ell. (G@ 19720, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Ar-
October, gladioli; Arthur. (G 19721,
Sept. 25, 1908.)
Off the coast of Devon; Warne-
Browne. (G 19682, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Old farm at evening; Weber.
Ready for the links; Arthur.
Ready for the ride; Arthur.
Roses; Bryson.
September, azaleas; Arthur.
September sunset; Mitchell.
Sleighing girl; Lichtman.
(G 19723-19729, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Storm in the highlands; Bahien. (G
19683, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Story of the hunt;
19730, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Sundown on the canal, Venice; Arco-
lini. (G@ 19684, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Osthaus. (G
Sweet lavender; Cooper. (G 19685,
Sept. 28, 1908.)
Thoroughbred; Kahler. (G 19731,
Sept. 28, 1908.)
Three jolly tars: Hirschberg. (G
19732, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Vera; Lynch. (G 19686, Sept. 28,
1908. )
Virginia sunset;
19733, Sept. 28, 1908.)
(G 19687, Sept. 28,
Lamasure. (G
Vivian; Rondel.
1908. )
Willows; Mitchell.
28, 1908.)
Wintry call:
Sept. 28, 1908. )
Yellow roses and lilacs; De Longpre.
(G 19688, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Nasu (E.), Norwood, Ohio.
[24932-24937
Lincoln centennial souvenir, A—-F.
(G 19530-19535, Sept. 8, 1908.)
(G 19734, Sept.
Arthur. (G 19735,
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pt. Iv,n.s.,v.3
NATIONAL PHOTO COo., Chicago, Ill.
. [24938
Toasting. (H 115819, Sept. 18,
1908. )
Nerr (Me tt A.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[24939
G. O. P. in every tewn
Has turned the pail upside down.
‘(I 684538, Sept. 12, 1908.)
New YorK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YorK HERALD COMPANY), Jersey
Gity, Ni: #. [ 24940-24976
Book-taught Bilkins. (IF 68375, Sept.
8, 1908. )
—— (F 68498, Sept. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 68750, Sept. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 68999, Sept. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 69255, Oct. 6, 1908.)
Caesar and Antony. (F 68413, Sept.
10, 1908.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
68376, Sept. 8, 1908.)
(FEF 68428, Sept.
—— (F 68490, Sept.
—— (F 68655, Sept.
——- (F 68725, Sept.
—-— (F 68927, Sept. 25, 1908.)
—— (F 68987, Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 69135, Oct. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 69239, Oct. 5, 1908.)
—— (If 69295, Oct. 9, 1908.)
—— (F 69342, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Little Mrs. Thoughtful. (1° 68645,
Sept. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68852, Sept. 24, 1908.)
— (F 69136, Oct. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 69298, Oct. 9, 1908.)
Neighborly Miss Nosey. (IF 68489,
Sept. 14, 1908.)
(EF 68724, Sept. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 68986, Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 69238, Oct. 5, 1908.)
—— (F 69341, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Pilgrim’s progress. (IF 68398, Sept.
9, 1908.)
—— (F 68576, Sept. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 68836, Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 69017, Sept. 30, 1908.)
— (F 69265, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 68377,
Sept. 8, 1908.)
—— (F 68459,
—— (F 68705,
(F
11, 1908.)
14, 1908.)
18, 1908.)
21, 1908.)
Sept. 12, 1908.)
Sept. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 68988, Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 69188, Oct. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 69340, Oct. 12, 1908.)
New YorK HERALD COMPANY, Jersey
City, N. J. [24977-25028
Angelic Angelina. (F 68313, Sept. 4,
1908 ; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1908.)
—— (F 68318, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 «
Sept. 17, 1908.)
(F 68857, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ¢
Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 68863, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 e¢.
Oct. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 68869, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ec.
| Oct. 12, 1908.)
At the cross-country run of the Wil-
' lowbrook club yesterday several rec-
ords were broken. (I 68853, Sept. 24,
| 1908; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1908.)
Buster Brown. (F 68312, Sept. 4,
1908; 2 ce. Sept. 11, 1908.)
(IF 68323, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 e.
Sept. 17, 1908.)
—-- (F 68856, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 c.
Sept. 28, 1908.)
——(F 68862, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 «
Oct. 3, 1908.)
(I 68868, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 e.
| Oct. 12, 1908.)
Cabins of big westward bound liners
filled almost to overflowing. (F 68374,
Sept. 8, 1908.)
Campaign section 1908. Chart de-
picting political conditions. (F 68488,
Sept. 14, 1908.)
Daily hint from Paris. (F 69299,
Oct. 9, 1908.)
— (F 69307, Oct. 10, 1908; 2 @
Oct. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 69343, Oct. 12, 1908.)
(FE 69344, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffles. (1° 68415, Sept. 10,
1908; 2 ¢. Sept. 11, 1908.)
(I° 68578, Sept. 16, 1908; 2 ec.
Sept. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68855, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ec.
Sept. 28, 1908.)
F 69132, Oct. 2, 1908; 2 c. Oct.
3, 1908.)
—— (F 69297, Oct. 9, 1908; 2 c. Oct.
| 12, 1908.)
Hey! Look out, can’t you hear me
toot my horn. (F 69134, Oct. 2, 1908;
2 ec. Oct. 3, 1908.)
High tide now on of westward travel
across the Atlantic. (F 68835, Sept.
23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1908.)
Home comers continue to crowd ves-
sels on ocean. (F 68989, Sept. 28,
1908. )
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
GS8317, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 ¢. Sept. 1,
1908. )
ENGRAVINGS, COTS,
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
New YorK HERALD COMPANY—Cont’d. |
—(F 68322, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 c. |
Sept. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68861, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (IF 68867, Sept. 24, 1908; 2. |
Oct. 3, 1908.) |
— (F 68873, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 c. |
Oct. 12, 1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F |
68315, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 11,1908.) |
(F 68320, Sept. 4, 1908; 2 ec.
Sept. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 68859, Sept.
Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 68865, Sept.
Oct. 3, 1908.)
—- (F 68871, Sept.
Oct. 12, 1908.
Terrors of the tiny tads.
24,
24,
24, 1908; 2 c.
1908; 2 e.+|
1908: 2 ¢. |
(F 68314, |
AND PRINTS, ETC.
a
Newine (A. F.), Binghamton, N. Y.
* [25030
Binghamton base ball club, 1908.
(H 116066, Sept. 22, 1908; 2 c. Sept.
16, 1908.)
NICHOLS (IpA), Georgetown, III.
[25031, 25032
Georgetown, Ill. Interurban bridge.
| (H 115442, Sept. 8, 1908; 2 c. Aug. 17,
19038.)
—— Friends
Sept. 8S, 1908.)
NILES, BEMENT, PoNvb co., New York,
. Fe [25033
Forging the shaft. (G 19664, Sept.
25, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1908.)
| Norris (L. E.), Dorchester, Mass.
/ [25034-25037
Farm series. 1-4. (F 68419-68422,
Aug. 31, 1908.) *
church. (H 115443,
eee. 4, sang Se NORTH WESTERN SCHOOL SUPPLY CO.,
Sept. Ate hah Sept. 4, 1908; 2 at Minne:polis, Minn. [25038-25059
Pr Gens, Gept. 24, 1908; 2 ¢.| ~<° Shevlin ball.
Sept. 28, 1908.) | Armory.
- (F 68864, Sept. 24, 1908; 2.c.{ C*mpus scene.
Oct. 3, 1908.) Chemistry building.
—~ (F 68870, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ¢.| College of law.
Oct. 12, 1908.) | Department of medicine.
Thirty-five lines bound for New = -—— laboratories.
York with their cabins crowded. (FF Folwell hall.
aisoar sd Sept. fe : * Histology building.
1908: 2 ¢. Oct. 6, 1908.) | er
Vegetables and fruits in Funny land. | peeary-
(F 67982, Aug. 21, 1908.) | Main thoroughfare.
—— (F 68414, Sept. 10, 1908; 2 ¢.| Mechanic arts.
Sept. 11, 1908.) | Mechanical and electrica] Jabora-
| tories.
—— (F 68577, Sept.
Sept. 17, 1908.)
(F 68854, Sept.
Sept. 28, 1908.)
(F 69133, Oct. 2,
Oct. 3, 1908.)
Waggles in Wonderland. (I*° 68316,
Sept. 4, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1908.)
— (F 68321, Sept. 4,
Sept. 17, 1908.)
iG, 1908; 2° ¢.
24. 1908; 2, &:
1908; 2 e¢.
(I° 68860, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 68866, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ec.
Oct. 3, 1908.)
——— (F 68872, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ¢
Oct. 12, 1908.)
New York TIMES
[25029
Some impressions of the passing
Show. (F 68239, Sept. 1, 1908.)
IDOS:. Ze |
co., New York, N. Y. |
Old entrance.
Physics building.
Pillsbury hall.
Pillsbury (John S.) monument.
School of agriculture, Horticulture
| and chemistry buildings.
_ School of agriculture, Main building.
| Sehool of mines.
| Y. M. C. A. building. :
| (H 116568—-116589, Oct. 5, 1908.)
_NoTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Boston,
| Mass. [25060-25062
/
/
London, England, Trafalgar square.
"| (H 116170, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Paris, France, Louvre. (H 116172,
| Sept. 26, 1908.)
Versailles, France, Royal palace.
116171, Sept. 26, 1908.)
(H
em Sea
398
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pt. Iv, 0. 8., v.3
Nourse (M. W.), Hartford, Conn.
{2
One of the nine arches of Hartford’s
new bridge. (F 68878, Aug. 26, 1908;
2 ce. Sept. 25, 1908.)
Oakes (M. L.), Seattle, Wash.
[25064-25070
Great Northern railway. 1-7. (H
115416-115422, Sept. 8, 1908.)
OspoRNE Co., New York, N. Y.
| [25071-25085
10% by 16, 6 by 8, 3%
(F 68598-68600, Sept. 17, 1908.)
(F 68592, Sept. 17,
At the play.
by 54.
Drop us a line.
1908. )
Girl in brown.
1908. )
Goodbye. (F 68596, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Pair of blue eyes. 3% by 54, 74 by
11. (IF 68605, 68606, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Puritan. (F 68594, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Sophomore. 3% by 54,12 by 18. (F
68601, 68602, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Waiting for her carriage.
Sept. 17, 1908.)
Watching. (I 68593, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Winter. 3% by 5%, 8 by 124. (F
68603, 68604, Sept. 17, 1908.)
O’SULLIVAN (HuMPHREY), Lowell,
Mass. [ 25086—25095
O’Sullivan-Hayes series. 17487. 1-
10. (HH 116003-116012, Sept. 22, 1908.)
OTIS LITHOGRAPH COMPANY, Cleveland,
(F 68597, Sept. 17,
(F 68595,
Ohio. [25096-25119
Babes in toyland. (G 19500, Aug. |
31, 1908.)
(G 19501, Aug. 31, 1908; 2 c.
Sept. 4, 1908.)
(G 19502, Aug. 31, 1908.)
—— (G@ 19508, Aug. 31, 1908.)
Aug. 31, 1908.)
Coming thro’ the rye. 1-3. (G
19504, 19580, 19581, Aug. 31, 1908.) *
Shore acres. 1-4. (G 19505-19507,
Aug. 31, 1908; 19571, Sept. 5, 1908; 2 c.
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Too many wives. 1-5. (G 19508—
19511, Aug. 31, 1908; 19568, Sept. 5,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 4, 1908.)
Wanted by the _ police.
19512-19516, Aug. 31, 1908.)
—— 1, 2.
1908; 2 c. of each Sept. 4, 1908.)
PacH RROS., New York, N. Y.
1-5.
(G
PAaGET (RICHARD), Philadelphia, Pa.
[25
US.
(G 19569, Sept. 5, 1908; 2 c. |
(G 19567, 19570, Sept. 5, |
124
Foot ball. (F 68729, Sept. 16, 1908;
2 c. Sept. 22, 1908.)
PALMER (JACK), Philadelphia, Pa.
[25125
His morning bath. (H 115546, Sept.
| 12, 1908.)
PARKS (CLARENCE L.), Seattle, Wash.
[25126
Debs (Eugene V.) (H 115987, Sept.
21, 1908.)
PARSONS (Lyp1Aa), Cambridge, Mass.
[25127
Welsh rabbit. (H 116089, Sept. 24,
1908. )
PARSONS & STRINGER, Los Angeles, Cal.
[25128
Mighty fleet. (H 116364, Oct. 1,
1908. )
PENINSULAR ENGRAVING CO., Detroit,
Mich. [25129
Riverfront panorama. (H 115261,
Sept. 2, 1908.)
Perry (F. E.), Bonested, S. Dak.
[25130
Fort Randall, S. Dak. Christ
_echurch, erected by first U. 8S. infantry,
1875. (H 116056, Sept. 22, 1908; 1 ¢.
Aug. 28, 1908; 1 c. Aug. 22, 1908.)
Perry (FF. BE.) & Perrick (G. J.),
South Dakota. [25131-25136
Colcomb’s (Chris) ranch, Trip ¢o.,
Dak.
Indian encampment on Cotton Wood
creek.
——on Oak creek.
Little Crow Indian cemetery.
Typical Indian home on the Rose-
bud.
White man went to fish one summer. |
( H §16405-116410, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Perry (JosePpHUS), Washington, D.C.
[25137
Capitol at Washington. (H 116084,
Sept. 23, 1908.)
VeTeRSEN (Orto C.), Benicia, Cal.
[25138
(H 116293,: Sept. 28,
Silver gate.
| 1908.)
[25120-25128 |
Chanler (Hon. L. S.) and others.
87994, 87985 F, 87985 B, 87985 E. (H
116057—116060, Sept. 22, 1908.)
PICTORIAL NEWS ©o., New York, N. Y-
[ 25139, 25140
Taft on reviewing stand, Toledo. V-
50, v. 51. (H 116094, 116095, Sept. 24,
1908. )
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
nos. 40-44, Oct., 190
Post (J. E. H.), Baltimore, Md.
[25141-25148
(H 116498-
Family portraits. 1-8.
116505, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Pottrr PHOTO Co., Springfield, Mass.
[ 25149, 25150
Springfield fire department. Flying
squadrons. A, B. (H 116061, 116062,
Sept. 23, 1908.)
PREBLE (CLARA L.), Stockton, Cal.
[25151
Time teacher. (F 68274, Sept. 1,
1908; 2 c. June 17, 1908.)
PRINCE (GEORGE), Washington, D. C.
; [ 25152, 25153
Sherman (James S.), Republican
nominee for Vice-President, 1908.
Taft (William H..), Republican nomi-
nee for President, 1908.
(G 19554-19555, Sept. 4, 1908.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH COMPANY, Prov-
idence, R. I. | 25154-25158
Paul’s' missionary journeys, etc.
Third quarter, 1909. Tessons 1], 4, 5,
6, 8. (EF 68692-68696, Sept. 19, 1908.)
RaGsDALE (M. C.), San Angela, Tex.
[25159-25161
First Presbyterian church. (H
115755, Sept. 15, 1908.)
North side. (H 115756, Sept. 15,
1908. )
Moonlight on the Concho. (H 115754,
Sept. 15, 1908.)
Reep (THOMAS), Vashon, Wash.
[25162
Strawberry island. (F 68495, Sept.
§, 1908; 1 c. Sept. 8, 1908; 1 ce. Aug.
11, 1908.)
REINEKE (KE, BLANCHE), Kansas City,
Mo. [25163
Sleeping kittens. (H 116264, Sept.
28, 1908.)
Reiter (O. C.), Allegheny, Pa. [25164
Rural beauty. (H 115474, Sept. 9,
1908. )
Rice (SAMUEL A.),
Carlinville, Tl.
[25165
Home of Lincoln draped for his
fnneral. (H 115364, Sept. 5, 1908; 2
c. Sept. 16, 1908.)
RIDLEY (CUTHBERT), New York, N. Y.
[25166
Asharoken Beach, Northport, L. I.
(H 116491, Oct. 8, 1908.)
399
RippEL (Conrad), Sunbury, Pa.,
[25167-25170
Rolling Green grove.
Rolling Green park. 4-6.
(H 115558-1155556, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Roepp (CarL), Providence, R. I. [25171
Bryan will land in the White House
on his democracy. (F 68726, Aug. 15,
1908. )
Roserts (T. J.), Oakland, Cal. [25172
Port Jervis, N. Y., switch shanty,
where B. L. F. & E. organized in 1873.
(F 68710, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Rtocers (ReBecca), San Diego, Cal.
[25173
(H 115887, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Rost (CuHaAs. J.), Roxbury, Mass.
[25174
Rose letter sheet. (EF 67790, Aug. 7,
1908; 2 c. July 30, 1908.)
Ramona.
Sackett & WILHELMS ©O., Brooklyn,
m. ¥: [25175
Our pets. (G 19667, Sept. 26, 1908;
2 c. Sept. 29, 1908.)
SCHATZ (ANDREW ANTON), Bellevue,
Ky. [25176
B. P. O. E., our absent brothers. (F
68242, Sept. 2, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1908S. )
ScHMIDt (ARTHUR P.), Boston, Mass.
[25177
Musical novelties. (EF 67996, Aug.
20, 1908.)
ScHMITT (CHARLES), Dodgeville, Wis.
[25178
Incident in parturient-paresis. (H
115078, Aug. 3, 1908; 1c. Aug. 25,
1908; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1908.)
SCHNECKENBURGER (M. G.), Buffalo,
nN. Ee [25179
Buffalo, N. Y., McKinley monument.
(H 116468, Oct. 3, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1908. )
ScopiE (FRANK), Sleepy Eye, Minn.
[25180, 25181
Sleepy Eye lake. (H 115562, Sept.
14, 1908.)
Sleepy Eye milling co.
Sept. 25, 1908.)
Sears (ALron E.), Plymouth, Mass.
[25182
Lake Winnipesaukee, west from The
Wawbeek, Melvin village, N. H. (H
115488, Sept. 10, 1908; 1 ¢c. Sept. 16,
1908; 1 c. Sept. 10, 1908.)
(H 116144,
400
SHADLE (EDWIN J.), Latrobe, Pa.
[25183-25184
Latrobe, Pa. 1, 2 (H iisss2:
115533, Sept, 9, 1908.)
North Latrobe, Pa.
West Latrobe, Pa.
(H 115530-115531, Sept. 9, 1908.)
SHEAHAN (Maurice T.), Brookline,
Mass. [25187-25191
Bear with sorrow wrong and ruth.
I wonder if he ever will have sand
enough to propose.
(F 68515-68516, Sept. 16, 1908.)
Needed (The) church. (F 67966,
Aug. 21, 1908.)
Republican candidates, Democratic
candidates. (F 68517, Sept. 16, 1908.)
When you feel discouraged. (F
68514, Sept. 16, 1908.)
SHipep (JAMES E.), St. Louis, Mo.
[25192
Automobile 68451,
Sept. 12, 1908.)
SuvuLtz (A. LLoyp), Washington Boro,
Pa. [25193
Susquehanna’ river with typical
boats. (H 115995, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Srecrist (KE. J.), North Bend, Wash.
[25194-25196
North Bend, Wash. 241, 240, 243.
(H 115475-115477, Sept. 9, 1908S. )
accident. (EF
SIMMONS (EVELINE), Lakewood, Ohio.
251907
aw ae |
Devotion unto God. (F 68976, Sept.
24, 1908.)
Simons (P. P.), Moclips, Wash.
[25198
Greenville point, Wash. Storm ap-
proaching. (H 116159, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Colo.
[25199
(H 116509,
SMEDLEY (W. P.), Denver,
Sunset on Grand lake.
Oct. 3, 1908.)
SMITH (ERWIN E.), Bonham, Tex.
[25200, 25201
Playing seven-up.
Pulling cow from gulley.
(H 116906—116907, Sept. 24, 1908.)
SMITH (FRANK C.) co., Milwaukee,
Wis. [25202-25209
Milwaukee, Wis., Pabst park. 1-8.
(E’ 68663-68670, Sept. 10, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Aug. 138, 1908.) *
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
SMITH (Lon), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[25210-25219
Card 19745, Sept. 29,
1908. )
Caught with the goods.
Sept. 29, 1908.)
Christmas morning; can you beat it.
(G 19746, Sept. 29, 1908.)
sharp. (G
(G 197438,
Forgive us our trespasses. (G
19742, Sept. 29, 1908.)
I'm after you. (G 19738, Sept. 29,
1908. )
My winter girl. (G 19740, Sept. 29,
1908. )
Sheath skirt. (G 19741, Sept. 29,
1908. )
Spring blossoms. (G 19739, Sept. 29,
1908. ) 7
That tired feeling.
29, 1908.)
Wait till I say three.
Sept. 29, 1908.)
SMirH (8S. C.), North Yakima, Wash.
[ 25220-25229
Mt. Rainier, 1730, 1731, 1735-1737.
1739, 1740, 1747, 1750, 1755. (Hf
116421—116480, Oct. 2, 1908.)
SmMiti & HoLMes, Syracuse, N. Y.
[25230
Tableaux, Syracuse carnival, 1908.
(H 115834, Sept. 18, 1908.)
(G 19737, Sept.
(G 19744,
SPENCER (HuGH), St. Cloud, Minn.
[ 25231-25240
St. Cloud, Minn. 1-3. (H 115403-
115405, Sept. 8, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Sept.
19, 1908.)
707-709, 716, 717. (H 114990—
114994, Aug. 22, 1908; 2 c. of each Sept.
2, 1908.)
'——724, 725. (H 115671) Soe
Sept. 19, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 5,
1908. )
SPRAGUE aan B.), New York, N. Y.
[25241
Oct. 6, 1908 ;
(H 116622,
1908. )
STANDARD OIL CO. OF INDIANA, Whiting,
Ind. [25242
Wood river (HT 116157,
Sept. 25, 1908.)
STEELE (R. E.), St. Paul, Minn.
[ 25243-25259
ends well. (H
Flag tree.
2 c. Sept. 22,
refinery.
All is well that
115305, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Crossing the stream under difficulties.
(11 115307, Sept. 3, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
STEELE (It. E.)—Continued.
Deceive us—will you. (H 115294,
Sept. 38, 1908.)
Doubtful triumph.
3, 1908.)
Kyesight restored.
3, 1908.)
How dare you take our picture.
115302, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Interruption, O horrors.
Sept. 3, 1908.)
Just reward.
1908. )
Please help the blind and the crip-
pled. (H 115292, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Sad predicament, he wants to go
home. (H 115306, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Shady nook, a rippling brook.
115296, Sept. 3, 1908.)
(H 115304, Sept.
(H 115293, Sept.
(H
(H 115301,
(H
Splash, now for a jolly good time. |
CH 115297, Sept. 3, 1908.)
Splash—now will you be good.
115803, Sept. 8, 19038.)
Trying the high kick.
Sept. 3, 1908.)
Tub race. 7437.
8, 1908.)
Wheelbarrow ride. 1082, 1083.
115290, 115291, Sept. 3, 1908.)
STEINMAN (R.) & co., St. Paul, Minn.
[ 25260-25267
(H 115298,
(H 115299, Sept.
(H
Boost for Barnesville.
Sept. 14, 1908.)
Crookston offers opportunity. S 9-
$10. (H 1154387, 1154386, Sept. 8, 1908.)
fork River, N. Dak. 1, 2. (8
115438, 115439, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Petersburg, N. Dak., greetings. (H
115611, Sept. 14, 1908.)
Scenes around St. Paul.
Sept. 25, 1908.)
Winsted, Minn., greetings.
115435, Sept. 8, 1908.)
STEWART PuB. co., New York, N. Y.
[25268
Old homestead, (G 19663, Sept. 25,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 17, 1908.)
STILES (CHARLES L.), Columbus, Ohio.
d [25269-25279
(EF 68367,
(H 116292,
(H
Ideal Clydesdale horse.
Sept. 8, 1908.)
Ideal columbian wyandotte pair.
trio.
- houdans.
(IF 68697-63699, Sept. 19, 1903.)
Ideal percheron horse. 1, 2.
68366, 68368, Sept. 8, 1908.)
(F
(H 115295, Sept. 3, |
(AH 115612, |
AND PRINTS, ETC. 401
STILES (CHARLES L.)—Continued.
Ideal rose comb Rhode Island reds.
-—— single comb black orpingtons.
Rhode Island reds.
—— —— white orpingtons.
—— white wyandotte trio.
(I° 68700-68704, Sept. 19, 1908.)
STOKES (FREDERICK A.) co., New York,
1 ae a [ 25280-25366
At the least flourish of the broom-
stick. (F 68923, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Baby his [or] her mark. (F 68625,
Sept. 17, 1908.)
Baby’s favorite toys. (I" 68619, Sept.
17, 190%.)
first letter.
(F 68607, Sept. 17,
1908. )
—— playmates.
1908. )
Bright sayings.
(EF 68631, Sept. 17,
(F 68608, Sept. 17,
(H 1908.)
Children of the village hanging on
his skirts. (I 68924, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Christmas morning. (F 68336, Sept.
8, 1908. )
Curly Loeks! Curly Locks. (F
| 68833, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22.
|
1908. )
Day and night Santa Claus travels.
(F 68818, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 ¢. Sept.
22, 1908.)
Dillar, a dollar. (F 68832, Sept.
23, 1908-; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1908.)
Does nobody know poor Rip Van
Winkle. (F 68916, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Eager children see what surprises
Santa Claus has brought. (F 68825,
Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1908.)
Fairies tell him what kind of pres-
euts he should make. (EF 68817, Sept.
25, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1908. )
First appearance at table. (F 68632,
| Sept. 17, 1808.)
——D)irthday. (F 68626, Sept. 17,
1908. ) |
Christmas. (I* 68627, Sept. 17,
1908. )
creeping. (F 68620, Sept. 17,
1908. )
day in the country. (EF 68633,
| Sept. 17, 1908.)
—— gifts. (1° 68613, Sept. 17, 1908.)
laugh. (F 68621, Sept. 17,
1YOX. )
—-— lesson. ( F 68609, Sept. 17,
1908. )
—— lock of hair. (EF 68614, Sept.
17, 1908.)
402
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
SToKEs (FREDERICK A.)—Continued.
First milestone. (F 68340, Sept. 8,
1908. )
New Year. (F 68628, Sept. 17,
1908. )
—— outing.
1908.)
—— party.
1908. )
—— pet.
—— prayer.
1908. )
— shoes.
1908. )
— —- short clothes.
17, 1908. )
—— step.
— tooth.
—— valentine.
1908. )
—— word.
1908. )
Freshman.
Friendly advances.
8, 1908.)
Good appetite.
1908. )
Hearts are trumps.
4, 1908.)
Height. (I 68616, Sept. 17, 1908.)
His cow would get among the cab-
bages. (KF 68922, Sept. 25, 1908.)
How Santa gets down the chimney
no one knows. (I° 68824, Sept. 28,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1908.)
Important events. (I GS611, Sept.
17, 1908.)
Junior.
King dines.
Knight takes queen.
(F 68615, Sept. 17,
(F 68634, Sept. 17,
(F 68635, Sept. 17, 1908.)
(F 68610, Sept. 17,
(F 68629, Sept. 17,
(F 68622, Sept.
(F 68630, Sept. 17, 1908.)
(I 68623, Sept. 17, 1908.)
(EF 68624, Sept. 1%,
(F 69124, Oct. 2, 1908.)
(I* 68341, Sept.
(I 69126, Oct. 2, 1908.)
(IF 68344, Sept. 8, 1908.)
(I 68276, Sept.
(I 68342, Sept. 8, | effects.
(If 68636, Sept. 17, |
_ books.
STOKES (IF'REDERICK A.)—Continued.
My very dog has forgotten me.
68914, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Name. (F 68617, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Odd-looking persons playing nine-
pins. (F 68918, Sept. 25, 1908.)
People love to hear his stories of old
times. (F 68920, Sept. 25, 1908.) |
Runaways (The). (F 68343, Sept.
$, 1908.)
Santa Claus bids the world good-bye.
(I 68822, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1908. )
—— explains new kinds of toys. (F
68821, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 ce. Sept. 22,
1908.)
—— zives his last orders to his fore-
(FE
mon. (EF 68826, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 «.
Sept. 22, 1908.)
——quickly selects the presents.
(F 68823, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1908.)
reads all the Christmas picture
(F 68814, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c.
| Sept. 22, 1908.)
tells just how to get the best
(F 68820, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c.
| Sept. 22, 1908.)
(EF 68275, Sept. |
| 68819, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22,
| 1908. ) :
See, saw, Margery Daw. (F 68830,
4, 1908.)
Lesson in motoring. (I GS277, Sept. |
4, 1908.) |
Like a colt at his mother’s heels.
(F 68921, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Little men all ask questions at once.
(F 68815, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1908. )
Making friends.
1908. )
Moment of triumph.
8, 1908.)
Mother’s notes.
1908. )
Mother’s pride.
1908. )
Mutual curiosity.
1908. )
(F 68345, Sept. 8,
(F 68337, Sept.
(F 68338, Sept. 8,
(F 68346, Sept. 8,
;
|
’
/
(F 68612, Sept. 17, |
——visits the wild animals. (F
68816, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 ec. Sept. 22,
1908. )
Santa peers in at windows by night.
(F 68829, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 ec. Sept.
22, 1908. )
—— wanders about the streets. (F
68828, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1908.)
Santa’s load is well tied down. (
Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1908.)
Senior. (IF 69127, Oct. 2, 1908.)
Simple Simon. (F 68834, Sept. 28,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1908S.) '
Skipper and mate. (F 68278, Sept.
4, 1908.)
Sophomore. (F 69125, Oct. 2, 1908.)
Strange children ran at his heels.
(F 68915, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Strange figure slowly toiling up the
rocks. (IF 68917, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Surely I have not slept here all
night. (F 68913, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Their first wedding gift. (F 68279,
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Their love of old china. (F 68280,
Sept. 4, 1908.)
couse _
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETO.
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
STOKES (FREDERICK A.)—Continued.
Their love of old silver. (F 68281,
Sept. 4, 1908.)
They stared at him with a fixed
statue-like gaze. (F 68919, Sept. 25,
1908. )
Two and an old print.
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Walrus and the polar bear rouse
him. (F 68827, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c.
Sept. 22, 1908.)
Watchful nurse.
(F 68282,
(F 68339, Sept. 8,
1908. )
Water sport. (F 68347, Sept. 8,
1908S. )
Weight. (F 68618, Sept. 17, 1908.)
When I was a bachelor. (IF 68831,
Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 22, 1908.)
STONE (SAMUEL), St. Joseph, Mo.
[25867-25380
U. S. military tournament, Camp
‘Peabody, St. Joseph, Mo. 1-14. (F
69077-69084, Oct. 2, 1908; F 69191-—
69196, Oct. 5, 1908.)
STRORRIDGE
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12863. (G 19175, 19168, 19173, July
20, 1908; 2 c. of each Aug. 28, 1908.)
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19170-19172, July 20, 1908;
each Sept. 21, 1908.)
N. ¥. 12853, N. Y. 12865. (G
19256, 19258, Aug. 3, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Sept. 21, 1908.)
LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY,
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12781. (G
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(G
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1908 ; 2 c. Sept. 4, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12847. (G 19167, July 20,
1908 ; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1908.)
N. Y. 12866, N. Y. 12867. (G
19251, 19250, Aug. 3, 1908; 2 c. of each
Aug. 28, 1908.)
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12854, N. Y. 12864. (G 19252, 19253,
19249, 19257, Aug. 3, 1908; 2 c. of each
Sept. 4, 1908.)
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1908. )
StroHM (Harorp E.), Chicago, Il.
[25408
Parrot on a perch suspending a mon-
key. (F 67781, Aug. 12, 1908; 2 ¢.
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Strone (Wirti1am J.), Des Moines,
Iowa. [25409
Hurrah for Bryan! (F 68391, Aug.
27, 1908.)
SWEET BROS., Minneapolis, Minn.
[ 25410-25412
Banquet to Jas. J. Hill, Lafayette
club. (H 115975, Sept. 21, 1908; 2 ¢.
Sept. 23, 1908.)
Minnetonka homes. (H 115606, Sept.
14, 1908.)
Twin City.
(H 116360, Sept. 30,
1908. )
TABER-PRANG ART COMPANY, Springfield,
Mass. [25413-25424
Across the moorlands.
As the days shorten.
Brow of the hill.
Early spring days.
(F 68939-68942, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Hisgen (Thomas L.) (H 116168,
Sept. 26, 1908.)
In the Old Bay state.
Low will stream.
Mid scenes of my childhood.
Near Cragford.
Nook in the moorlands.
Sulmer days.
Turning homeward.
(EF 68948-68949, Sept. 26, 1908.)
TAMMEN (H. H.), Denver, Colo.
, [25425-25434
[Christmas post cards] 1005-1008,
SOSO-SO85. (EF 68740-68749, Sept. 22,
1908. )
THEIS (Cora OTELYA), New York,
N. x. [25435, 25436
Only that day dawns.’
With joy we hail thee.
(If 68272, 68278, Aug. 20, 1908.)
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THOMPSON (CLARA A.), Hartford, | TRUFANYT (NELLIE S.) , Minneapolis,
Conn. [25437 Castle stronghold. (F 68469, Sept.
State flower of Connecticut, moun- 14, 1908.)
tain laurel, (H 115557, Sept. 12, Sunshine. (F 69016, Sept. 30, 1908.)
1908. ) Minn. [ 25462, 25463
Topias (J. H.), Lancaster, Ohio. TUCKER MEMORIAL Co., Shiloh, Ohio.
[25438 [ 25464, 25465
Ohio conference of U. E. church. Holy Bible memorial :
(H 115567, Sept. 14, 1908.) Rock of Ages memorial.
'TOWLES STUDIO, Washington, D. C. (PF 68523-68524, Sept. 8, 1908.)
[25439-25459 | TuRNERS (WILLIAM A.), Denver, Colo.
Amrein (Dr. C.) (H 116117, Sept.
24, 1908.)
Bangs (Dr. B.) (H 116566, Oct. 5,
1908. )
Bengoechea (Dr. Ramon) (H
116346, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Beyer (Dr. Henry G.) 1, 2 (H
115988, 115989, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Buhre (Dr. Bertil) ae (ti
115990, 115991, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Calleja (Dr. Camilo) (H 116564,
Oct. 5, 1908.)
Calmette (Dr. A.) (H 116565, Oct.
[25466
Future (The) (EF 69242, July 28,
OS. )
1
ULLMAN MFG. co., New York, N. Y¥.
| 25467-25495
Birthday greetings.
Child's head within lily,
—— within rose,
Christmas greeting.
aster greetings. 1, 2.
rin forever.
—--go-bragh. 1, 2.
5, 1908.) For Thanksgiving. 1, 2.
Kgger (Dr. Fritz) (H 116561, Oct. Ilappy new year.
5, 1905.) Head of child among lilies.
Joyous Easter. 1, 2.
—— Thanksgiving.
Let us give thanks.
Long may they wave.
Many happy returns of the day.
Merry Christmas. 1-4,
——— message.
St. Patrick’s day.
Hamel (Dr. Karl) 1, 2. (H 116014,
116015, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Liceaga (Dr. Eduardo) (H 116345,
Sept. 29, 1908.)
Newsholme (Dr. Arthur) (Il
116348, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Rey (Dr. Augustine) (H 116562,
Oct. 5, 1908.)
Tendeloo (Dr. N. Ph.) (H 116849, a8 xa :
Sept. 29, 1903.) fhanksgiving greetings. 1, 2.
offering.
proclamation.
(F 6STS5-68813, Sept. 23, 1908.)
Sts
Trudeau (Dr. Edward) (H 116560,
Oct. 35, 1908.)
Ulloa (Dr. Juan J.) 1. (H 116344,
Sept. 29, 1908.) UNDERHILL (IrviNG), Jersey City, N. J.
Williams (Dr. Theodore) (H 116563, [25496
Oct. 5, 1908.) New York, N. Y., retouched 1908
Wladimiroff (Dr. Alex) (H 116567, | pert Sua May 2, 1908;
Oct. 5, 1908.) ;
Woolley (Dr. Paul Gerhardt) (H | UNDERWoop (WM. LyMAN), Belmont,
116350, Sept. 29, 1908.) Mass. [25497-25508
parame 4 ai os Angler. (F 68972, Sept. 28, 1908.)
a en ees ie aay Sieg |. Buck deer, side view. (H_ 115596,
= Sept. 14, 1908.)
You can always find a burglar under Bull se at M H
your bed in the O. P. (F 68248, Sept. | 44 naap Scot 14, 1908. + Te
€ Cc ) i ) . , .
2, 1908.) Bull moose in water. (H 115595,
TRIMPEY & CO., Anderson, S. C. Sept. 14, 1908.) ;
[25461 Dr. M. on moose’s back. (H 115598,
Big king. (F 68739, Sept. 22, 1908.) | Sept. 14, 1908.)
. 40-44, Oct., 1908
NDERWOOD, (WM. LyMAN)—Cont’d.
L oe looking backwards.
. 14, 1908.)
Doe, side view.
, 1908.)
if ioe with foot up.
4, 1908.)
Fawn.
| Skunk.
Trained bear.
08. )
~ Young bull moose.
f, 1908.)
NDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
ss 8 [25509-25758
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 94776,
96163, U 101889, U 103851, U 104428,
magos42, U 114599, U 114600, U
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H 115390-115401, Sept. 8, 1908.)
S— U 35458, U 114628. (H 115526,
6527, Sept. 11, 1908.)
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T 115601—-1156038, Sept. 14, 1908.)
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PF 104148, U 104159, U 104180, U
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Baigoot, U 112367, U 112414, U
92429, U 112436, U 112443, U 112475,
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Bo0¢o, U 1138088, U 113088, U 113134,
_eaginot, U 113147, U 113152, U
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ma10, U 114700, U 114705. (H
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476, U 104198, U 108445, U 108574
[ 114007. (H 115826-115833, Sept. 18.
190S. )
»——_ U 114868-U 114876.
215869, Sept. 19, 1908.)
59303—08——3
(H 115593, Sept.
(H 115591, Sept.
(F 68973, Sept. 28, 1908. )
(F 68974, Sept. 28, 1908.)
(F-68975, Sept. 28,
(H 115594, Sept.
(H 115861-—
(H 115592, |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
AND PRINTS, ETC. 405
| UNDERWoop & UNDERWoOop—Continued.
| 116077, Sept. 28,
| 114807,
| 114908, U 114909, U 114956.
(i
U 48998, U 49390, U 73160.
115979-115981, Sept. 21, 1908.)
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1908. )
(H 116356, Sept. 30,
U 114950.
1908S. )
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U 114932, U 114936, U0 114941. (H
116375-116378, Oct. 1, 1908.)
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UNION CARD CO., Montpelier, Vt.
[25759-25761
Capital cafe. (EF 68926, Sept. 25,
| 1908.)
Uncle Josh starting on his vacation.
(F 68454, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Vermont speaks. (F 68290, Sept. 4,
1908. )
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH COMPANY,
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[Poster] 11404. (G 19421, Aug. 15,
1908. )
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Sept. 5, 1908S.)
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UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH Co.—Con.
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(G 19601-19610, Sept. 14, 1908.)
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19661, Sept. 24, 1908.)
—— 11612, 11613, 11647, 11660,
11663, 11686, 11688.
Sept. 30, 1908.)
UNIVERSITY PRESS, Cambridge, Mass.
[25811-25827
(G 19748-19754,
Archery meeting. (F 68299, Sept. |
4, 1908.)
Bertha. (F 68289, Sept. 4, 1908.) )
Dairy (The). (F 68287, Sept. 4, |
1908. ) )
Deronda and Mordecai on _ the |
bridge. (IF 68300, Sept. 4, 1908.) |
Dorothea posing for Naumann. (F |
68297, Sept. 4, 1908.)
Pmbarrassing question. (F 68296,
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Msther and Harold.
4, 1908.)
Felix
4, 1908.)
How Lisa loved the king.
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Literary discussion.
4, 1908.)
Meeting of the brothers. (F 68286, |
Sept. 4, 1908.) )
Mirah and Pzra. (F 68298, Sept. 4,
1908. )
Mr. Tryan comes to tea.
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Romola and her father.
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Romola and
Sept. 4, 1908.)
Silas finds Eppie.
(F 68294, Sept. |
and Esther. (F 68293, Sept. |
(F 68291,
(F 68295, Sept. |
(F 68288,
(F 68284, |
68285, |
Tessa. (F
(F 68292, Sept. 4,
1908. ) )
Tom and Maggie. (F 68283, Sept. 4, |
1908. )
VANDERVEER (WILLIAM H.), Grand
Rapids, Mich. [25828 )
Free lunch. (H 115388, Sept. 8,
1908. ) )
VAN OkYAN (L.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[ 25829-25832. |
Lajoie (Napoleon)
and Fred Lake. (H 116016,
116017, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.) 1-2. (H 115361-
115862, Sept. 4, 1908.)
VICTOR PUB. Cco., New Philadelphia, |
Ohio. [25833 |
Old Cy. (F 69059, Oct. 1, 1908.)
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Bathing.
Devil and the gambler.
Sept. 23, 1908.)
Duty versus revenge.
Sept. 19, 1908.)
Her newsboy friend.
Sept. 15, 1908.)
Leah, the forsaken. (H 116321, Sept.
29, 1908.)
Mardi Gras parade at Coney Island.
(H 1163822, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Naughty little princess.
Oct. 2, 1908.)
Professor's trip to the country.
115854, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Reception of the victorious Olympic
team of American athletes at City
Hall, New York. (H 115389, Sept.
(H 115621,
(H 116419,
(H
Richard IIl.
1908. )
Romance of the Alps.
Sept. 235, 1908.)
(H 115853, Sept. 19,
(H 116065,
Stolen plans. (H 115459, Sept. 9,
1908. )
Tale of the harem. (H 115622,
Sept. 15, 1908.)
Two broken hearts. (H 116418,
Oct. 2, 1908.)
Wages of sin. (H 115456, Sept. 9,
Willie’s fall from grace. (H 115458,
Workingman’s dream. (H 115273,
[ 25851, 25852
People do rule. Taft.
Shall the people rule?
(G 19572-19578, Sept. 8, 1908; 2 ec.
of each Sept. 28, 1908.)
WapswortH, HowLanp & oo., inc., Bos-
ton, Mass. 258538
Flower studies. (F 68405, Aug. 29.
1908 ; 2 ec, Sept. 8, 1908.)
WARWICK (FRANK K.), Seattle, Wash.
[25854
Yukon Pacific exposition
(F 69015, Sept. 30, 1908.)
Wess (ZaArmpA B.), East Orange, N. J.
[25855
Alaska
monogram.
Fire place. (F 68779, Sept. 22, 1908:
2 c. Sept. 15, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
40-44, Oct., 1908
msteR (CC. B.), & co., Boston, Mass.
Bride roses,
08. )
Dld New England kitchen.
. 8, 1908.)
Sweet sixteen.
Wellesley girl.
(F 68362,
(Ff 68981-68982, Sept. 28, 1908. )
7 cH (GerorGE), Port Townsend,
~ Wash. [25860
Blk, Olympic mountains. (H 115388,
pt. 8, 1908.)
LMAN (WALTER), New York, N. Y.
102, Oct. 2, 1908.)
P 69115-69122, Oct.
[Weaker sex _ series]
103-69114, Oct. 2, 1908.)
ERTHEIMER (DAN S.) Go., Cleveland,
Ohio.
2, 1908.)
1-12. (F
BOleveland, Ohio. 1, 2. (G 19528,
529, Aug. 28, 1908.)
Keith’s theatre. (G 19612,
I t. 12, 1908; 2c. Aug. 21, 1908.)
HITE (KMpwarpD), Pittsburg, Pa.
[25896-25903
Pittsburg, Pa. 1-8. (IF 66469-66474,
ne 25, 1908; IF 66519, 66520, June 26,
8; 1 c. of each June 25 or 26, 1908;
3. of each Sept. 17, 1908.)
HITE (LLOYD), Washington, D. C.
[ 25904—25908
(H 115519, Sept. 10, 1908. )
(H 115520, Sept. 10, 1908. )
(H 115523, Sept.
Evening.
Reverie.
Thoughts of youth.
), 1908. )
Wild (The)
ept. 10, 1908.)
Wood (The) fern.
), 1908.)
flower... (HH 115621,
(H 115522, Sept.
THITE CITY ART co., Chicago, Ill.
[25909-25914
Country flirtation. (F 68436, Sept.
: 1908. )
- smithy.
308. )
Invitation to dinner.
FE, 1908.)
Old homestead.
D8.)
Village stream
908. )
Welcome visitors.
1, 1908.)
(F 68439, Sept. 11,
(F 68488, Sept.
(F 68484, Sept. 11,
(F 68485, Sept. 11,
(F 68437, Sept.
[25856-25859 _
(F 68980, Sept. 28,
| [25861-25892
mand series} 1-12. (F 69091- |
Last will and testament series 1-8. |
[25893-25895 |
AND PRINTS, ETC. 407
| WHITTLE (THOMAS), London, Eng.
[25915
Scriptural chart of the New Jeru-
salem. (I° 68147, Aug. 31, 1908.)
VILKINSON (FE. H.), Roswell, N. Mex.
[25916-25925
Alfalfa stacking scene, Felix ranch.
(H 115542, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Jart’ pear tree. M.U.¥Finley’s or-
chard. (H 115538, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Duchess of Oldenberg apple tree.
(H 115541, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Strawberry field, J. T. Wilkin’s farm.
(H 115539, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Tree of Jonathan apples.
Sept. 12, 1908.)
View in IF. G. Walter’s orchard.
| 115543, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Wine sap apple tree, H. L. Picker-
| ing’s orchard. (H 115536, Sept. 12,
1908. )
| Wranosky’s (J. S.)
| 115540, Sept. 12, 1908.)
| York imperial section M.
_ley’s orchard. (H 115535,
1908. )
York
orchard.
WILLIAMS (HazaAet C.),
W. Va.
Our candidates.
15, 1908.)
WILLIAMS (Lucius F.),
Iowa.
Des Moines Beach.
Docks at Arnolds park.
(H 115537,
(Hi
orchard. (H
U.
Sept.
Fin-
12,
imperial’s H. L. Pickering’s
(H 115534, Sept. 12, 1908.)
St. Marys,
[25926
(H 115994, Sept.
Spirit Lake,
[25927-25934
Head of West Okoboji lake. 1, 2.
Inn (The).
Millers bay.
Okoboji swing bridges.
Swing bridges at Spirit Lake.
(H 116590-116597, Oct. 5, 1908.)
WINGREN (QO. J.), La Conner, Wash.
, [25935-25944
La Conner, Wash. Hole in the Wall.
(H 1157338, Sept. 15, 1908.)
La Conner flats. 1-7. (H 115734-
115740, Sept. 15, 1908.)
Pleasant Ridge, Wash. 1, 2.
115741, 115742, Sept. 15, 1908.)
WINTER-PonbD, Juneau, Alaska.
[25945-254947
(H 115859, Sept.
(H
Amalga, Alaska.
14, 1908.)
Taku glaciers, Alaska.
Sept. 14, 1908.)
Treadwell mines.
| 14, 1908.)
(H 115860,
(H 115858, Sept.
408
Wittrrincre (H. B.), Rutherford, N. J.
[25948
Rutherford, N. J., Post-office. (H
115731, Sept. 15, 1908.)
WoLF NOVELTY co., Lima, Ohio.
(25949, 25950
9
“1, | Wricut (Frep C.), Salamanca, N. ¥,
| [
Lima, Ohio. (F 68964, Sept.
1908. )
—— Memorial hall. (IF 68965, Sept.
28, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1908.)
Woop (M. RUSLING), York,
New N. ¥.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
[25951-25953 |
Beatrix seal.
Catherine seal.
Elise seal.
(G 19557-19559, Sept. 5, 1908; 2 ec.
of each Aug. 21, 1908.)
Woop (Wm. M.), Pa.
[25054
(F 67821, Aug.
4, 1908.)
FP
Norristown,
Taft to post card.
14, 1908; 2 c. Sept.
WoopHEAD (W.
Fitchburg, Mass.
[ 25955-25965
Ashburnham, (TH 116492,
116493, Oct. 3,
Mass. 1, 2
1908, )
Lancaster, Mass., Fort lake. 1-7.
(H 116467-116472, 116496, Oct. 3,
1908. )
Summary statement of deposits,
logue since
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts,
2c. Sept. 16, 1908.)
received and credited,
January 1, 1908.
and Prints completed by deposit_
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs completed by deposit____
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit._...._.._-.----~
| Wray (D. C.), St. Louis, Mo.
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
WoopHEAD (W. H.)—Continued.
West Fitchburg, Mass., old bridge
1,2. (H 116494, 116495, Oct. 3, 1908.)
[25966
Nations possie. (F 68403, Sept. 10,
1908; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1908.)
25967
Merry grape girl. (F 68477, Sept
14, 1908.)
Younc, Lorp & RuHopEs, LTD., Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich. [ 25968, 25969
Hard pull.
Pulling her off the bottom.
(H 116020-116021, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Zak (JoserH J.), Chicago, Ill. [25970
Wishing U the same old chestnut,
(G 19556, Sept. 5, 1908.)
Philadelphia, Pa.
[25971
225th anniversary of the founding
Germantown. (F 68777, Sept. 23, 1908;
2c. Sept. 14, 1908.)
ZUVER (LEE L.), Tionesta, Pa. [25972
Laying corner stone M. E. chureh
Aug. 26. (H 115768, Sept. 15, 1908;
ZEIFLER (MAX),
included in the
“applications for copyright of
P oprietors with subalphabets of titles.
of entry. ‘The notice after the first
‘1 photograph received Oct. 7, 1908.”
ended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
da
a, cht by Edwin Austin Abbey, London, England.
CLASS |, FINE ARTS
inder this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
aintings, drawings, statuary,
and models or designs
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
® save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been recejved on the
title, if printed in full, would read: “ wer’
Class I, XXe, no. 27114, Oct. 7, 1908;
BBEY (pwin AustIN), London, Eng-
» land. [25973-25979
Decorations in the capitol, Harris-
g, Pa. Religion. Figure study in
le painting; head, face, full, uplifted.
27114, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Science revealing the treasures
Fthe earth. Five figures, nude, male.
27108, Oct. 7, 1908.)
—— Study from painting; ful!
ngth male figure, nude, standing
h foot resting on bench. (I 27109,
ct. 7, 1908.)
Spirit of light. Full length fig-
‘e, female, nude, arms stretched up-
ara. (1 27110, Oct. 7, 1908.)
—_-- Study from the painting;
ll length female figure, nude, stand-
ig, facing background. (I 27111, Oct.
908. )
Spirit of the vulecan. Figure
udy in the painting: male figure,
ide, seated, facing left.
ot. 7, 1908.)
— Figure studies in the paint-
i; three figures, male, bending for-
ard, semi-nude.
V08.)
DLEMAN (SAMUEL), Boston, Mass.
t
Moses. Front view, bas relief
tatue, holding in each hand a tablet.
3 26819, Sept. 8, 1908.)
[LMIRALL (RAYMOND F.), New York,
es
f Blackwell's island, New York. (I
27097, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Sf mork, N. Y.
Auto flower girl.
[25982-25989
In panel of flowers
wh eel. (I 27084, Oct. 2, 1908.)
han and woman in winter garments
eated probably in an automobile. (I
4, Sept. 21, 1908.)
a
fe!
(ET 27112, |
Rl) alte, Ct. |
a 25980 |
ad [25981
Proposed hospital park development |
.MERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC COMPANY, New |
bung woman is holding automobile |
Compliments of the season. Young >
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC co.—Cont’d.
Fanora (La) Woman of Spanish
type: hair adorned with a lace veiling.
(I 27002, Sept. 24, 1908.)
Lady Whip: in foreground stands
a woman holding in her hand a whip,
surrounded by dogs. (I 27003, Sept.
24, 1908.)
Lord Ray. 3ust,
man clad in armour.
8, 1908.)
—— Figure formed of an open wreath
laid upon two swords. (I 27124, Oct.
profile view of
(I 27123, Oct.
8, 1908.)
Old trapper. Half figure of an
elderly man wearing soft hat. (I
27001, Sept. 24, 1908.)
Pura mia. In an oval panel, the
head, full face of a beautiful young
woman. (I 26520, Aug. 6, 1908.)
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT CO., Milwaukee,
Wis. [25990-26002
Angel and the ox. Poster drawing.
(I 26045, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Betrayal (The) Poster drawing.
26885, Sept. 17,. 1908.)
Col: What’s wrong? Tom: Nothing
wrong, Colonel. I just shot a snake,
that’s all. Poster drawing. (I 27121,
Oct. 8, 1908.)
_ Dare you beneath the cross do the
work of hell. Poster drawing. (I
| 26890, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Don’t strike governor. Poster draw-
ing. (I 27046, Sept. 28, 1908.)
| Have I got ’em? Poster drawing.
(I 26886, Sept. 17, 1908.)
T could do this all my life. Poster
drawing. (I 27044, Sept. 28, 1908.)
I will get little Edgar or I bane no
| Swede. Poster drawing. (I 26889,
Sept. 17, 1908.)
Ole-swan-son. Poster drawing.
26888, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Race between two engines. Poster
| drawing. (I 27043, Sept. 28, 1908.)
409
(I
(I
410 CATALOGUE OF
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT co.—Continued.
Spoiling a good time: Come in here
and grease my boots. (I 27122, Oct.
8, 1908.)
Sweetie: Honest Red, I love you.
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
| falling
| white gown
| 27081, Oct. 2, 1908.)
Red: Nix, nix, on the loving gag. |
Poster drawing. (I 26887, Sept. 17, |
1908. )
This is not penitence, ’tis passion, go
and may I never look upon thy face
again. (I 26891, Sept. 17, 1908.)
AMERICAN TOBACCO cCoO., New York,
\. Ae ¢ [26003
Officer in uniform
(I 27106, Oct.
Turkish officer.
smoking a cigarette.
T, 1908.)
ANARGYROS (S.), New York, N. Y.
[26004-26010
Lady and tiger. Seated woman,
probably cut in stone, left arm ex-
tended in direction of tiger. (I 27091,
Oct. 3, 1908.)
Marketing in Egypt. Narrow street
crowded with people, in foreground
white donkey driven by young woman.
(I 27092, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Resting in the desert. Man in kneel-
ing position beside a camel, another
man standing on other side of camel.
(I 27094, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Silence. Gigantic male figure, prob-
ably Egyptian deity, cut in stone, in
front of which stands human figure
with outstretched hands. (I 27095,
Oct. 3, 1908.)
Travelling in the desert. Number of
people, dark skin, loose garments, one
of whom is seated on camel’s back. (I
27090, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Turkish lady. Lady with veil wound
around head and held under chin with
left hand. (1 27107, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Water carrier. Young woman loosely
draped holding water bottle on her
head. (I 27093, Oct. 3, 1908.)
ANTIKAMNIA CHEMICAL CO,., St. Louis,
Mo. [26011
Purity. Young girl facing window,
nolding in hand a lily.
24, 1908.)
ARMOUR & CO., Chicago, Ill.
Armour’s Christy girl;
Chandler Christy.
nette type, evening gown,
placed over right. (I 27088,
1908. )
Armour’s Fisher girl;
Fisher.
hair waved about face, leather hat.
27080, Oct. 2, 1908.)
by Howard
Beautiful girl, bru-
by Harrison
(I 26999, Sept.
_ in outing costume holding golf bag a
5 26012-26016
left hand |
Oct i |
Young girl in riding costume, |
(i.
26865, Sept. 12, 1908; 1 photo Sept. 1
pt. IV, 01. s., V
ARMOUR & co.—Continued.
Armour’s Gilbert girl; by C. Alla
Gilbert. Lovely American girl, ha
over forehead, wears fluf
n and hat of white lace. (
Armour’s Hutt girl; by Henry Hut
American girl wearing graceful goy
wide turn down collar, hair low 6
neck. (I 27082, Oct. 2, 1908.)
Armour’s Penrhyn girl; by Penrh
Stanlaws. Young girl with hair ag
ranged girlishly in fluffy curls, whi
gown and large white hat. (I 270
Oct. 2, 1908.)
Detroit, Mich.
[26017-2602
Basket-ball girl—Mareh. Yo
woman in gymnasium costume holdin;
basket ball. (I 26861, Sept. 12, 1905
1 photo Sept. 14, 1908.) ‘
Bathing girl—July. Young woma
in the surf, showing nearly the who!
figure in red bathing costume. i
ARTHUR (JAMES),
1908. )
Boating girl—June. Young woma
in white boating costume, holding oar.
(I 26864, Sept. 12, 1908; 1 photo Sep
14, 1908. )
Bowling girl—February. Your
woman, holding a ball. (1 26855, Sep
12, 1908S; 1 photo Sept. 14, 1908.)
Captain (The) —August. Youn
woman in white military costume
standing on deck of a yacht. (I 268
Sept. 12, 1908: 1 photo Sept. 14, 1908.
Wenuchae girl— December. Your
woman in fencing costume, holding
foil. (I 26859, Sept. 12, 1908; 1 phot
Sept. 14, 1908. )
Fishing girl—April. Young wo
in sporting costume, holding fish
rod. (I 26862, Sept. 12, 1908; 1 p
Sept. 14, 1903.)
Girl at piano. Young woman in
color evening gown, standing beside
grande piano. (I 26860, Sept.
1908; 1 photo Sept. 14, 1908.)
Golf girl—October. Young wo
golf sticks. (I 26857, Sept. 12, 1
1 photo Sept. 14, 1908.)
Riding girl—November. Young
man in blue riding costume, holdi
riding crop. (I 26858, Sept. 12, 1
1 photo Sept. 14, 1908.)
Shooting girl—September. Yo
woman, shooting costume, holding rifle.
(I 26854, Sept. 12, 1908; 1 photo Sept.
14, 1908.)
‘nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
ARTHUR (JAMES)—Continued.
man, white sweater, toboggan cap.
26853, Sept. 12, 1908; 1 photo Sept. 14,
1908. )
over one shoulder. (I 268638, Sept. 12,
-1908; 1 photo Sept. 14, 1908.)
iad (Bren), Mt. Penn., Pa.
| Favorite roost.
on which are roosting a lot of chickens.
| (I 27087, Oct. 3, 1908.)
"Barnrs-Crospy COMPANY, Chicago, III.
[26031-26034
Young woman in
(I
| Automobile girl.
i automobile coat, holding goggles.
u27137, Oct. 10, 1908. )
Debutante (The). Young woman in
‘quet of flowers. (I 27140, Oct. 10,
1908.)
Skating girl. Young woman in win-
Skating girl—January. Young wo- |
(I |
FINE ARTS
411
| Percer (Maria M.), St. Paul, Minn.
[26042
Bryan (William Jennings). Relief
portrait, one third profile. (I 26925,
| Sept. 21, 1908; 1 photo Sept. 8, 1908.)
Tennis girl—May. Young woman in |
outing costume with tennis racquet |
BILLIKEN COMPANY, Chicago, II.
[26043
Billy’s smile; Head and shoulders in
relief of a figure with hair combed to a
[26030 |
Zig-zag rail fence |
point, large ears and broad smile. (I
27049, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Biscuorr & HO6OFir, Miinchen, Ger.
[26044—26047
Ave Maria. Mountaineer’s family
among the mountains, man looking at
his wife and child sitting on the
ground in front of him. (I 26915, Sept.
18, 1908.)
Rosen. Young woman lying on a
sofa smelling a bunch of flowers, in a
evening gown, carrying a large bou- |
| ter suit, wearing a fur boa. (I 27138,
Oct. 10, 1908.) |
_ Horsewoman. Woman in riding
habit, cupid in upper right hand cor-
- (I 271389, Oct. 10, 1908.)
_BATCHELDER (CHARLES FLETCHER),
Chicago, Il. [26035
; Hiker (The).
: ped with blanket, roll, ete.
Sept. 12, 1908.)
;
BAUMANN (A.), New York, N. Y.
[26036-26041
Adele; Full face of girl, having head
‘laughter. (I 26849, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Carrie; Young woman having hair
frouzily arranged in a pompadour.
(1 26852, Sept. 12, 1908.)
' Edna; Profile view of a girl,
mouth,
that have been broken off.
Sept. 12, 1908.)
Lily; Young woman, ends of braids
tied up on her head and fall in a dis-
hevelled manner over her face. (I
26848, Sept. 12, 1908.)
_ May; Full face, laughing picture of
a young woman having her teeth
broken off in front and wearing large
earrings. (I 26850, Sept. 12, 1908.)
Rose: Young woman having her hair
pulled up on top of her head in a dis-
hevelled manner and fastened with
white pon pon. (I 26851, Sept. 12,
1908. )
open
(I 26847,
Statuette of a march- |
ing United States infantry man, equip-
(I 26845, (7 27008, Aug. 22, 1908.)
showing several front teeth |
vase, (I 26914, Sept. 18, 1908.)
Tempeltiinzerin. Egyptian dancer
sitting erect in front of a mirror is
making toilet, two black servants back
of the dancer. (I 26915, Sept. 18,
1908. )
Toque (La) de fourrure. Front view
of a young woman’s head; [with] a
fur-toque hat. (I 26916, Sept. 18,
| 1908.)
BLASCHKE (FREDERICK), New York,
Bia ie [26048
Kruger (Charles W.) Bust, in uni-
form coat thrown over left shoulder.
Brown (JOHN Y.), Providence, Ky.
[26049
Monogram. Design represents every
capital letter of the English alphabet.
thr own back, her mouth wide open in |
|
(I 27042, Sept. 28, 1908.)
| Brown & BicEetow, St. Paul, Minn.
[26050
Lincoln at Gettysburg: by Benja-
min Lichtman. Lincoln, three quarter
length, standing, left hand raised to
chest. (I 27010, Sept. 25, 1908.)
| BuRBANK (E. A.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[26051
Snake dance given by
(I 26955,
Snake dance.
the Mogni Indians at Walpi.
Sept. 21, 1908.)
BURR PUBLISHING CO., New York, N. Y.
[26052, 26053:
Seated figure of young girl,
(1, 27181, Oct. 9,
Revery.
hair hanging down.
1908. )
Romance; by Wm. J. Whittemore.
Young girl, seated, holds book which is
partly opened. (I 26841, Sept. 10,
1908. )
Al2
CAHOON (CHARLES D.), Harwich, Mass.
[26054
(William Jennings) Bust
(I 27034, Sept. 26, 1908.)
«CAPRONI (P. P.) & BRo., Boston, Mass.
Bryan
-done in clay.
|
|
|
| phabet fioating.
[26055 |
Relief of Columbus. Columbus land-
ing in America, standing in boat ac-_
-companied by eleven men, Indians on
‘shore. (I 27055, Sept. 30, 1908.)
‘CAPUDINE CHEMICAL CO., Raleigh, N. C.
[| 26056
Peacock.
(I 27019, Sept. 25, 1908.)
(De. C. H.), Kansas City,
[26057-26059
“CARSON
Mo.
Marina Leroy; a soul in its flight |
through ethereal space. Female figure
draped with a thin veil, as if in flight. |
(1 27033, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Supreme ruler in the Temple of
Light. Man, full beard, white turban,
white mantle about shoulders. (T
‘27032, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Temple of light. Large
three stories and basement,
of Doric style. (I 26842,
1908. )
‘COLEMAN (Gustavus H.), Sedalia, Mo.
[ 26060
Iexcelsior national drawing, no. one.
Primitive twig of liberty, planted by
the venerable Whigs of 1776. Liber-
ty’s tree in twentieth century A. D.
building,
columns
Sept. 11,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.33
CoLuLieR (P. F.) & son.—Continued.
School days; by Maxfield Parrish.
Little boy poring over big book, all
around him are the letters of the al-
(I 26844, Sept. 11,
1908. )
Cook (W. F.) GRANITE Co., Springfield,
Mass. [ 26067,
Sanburn no. 2860; by Robert L.
Cook. Sepulchral monument, having
two bases, upon the second sets the
die, the sides of which are battered.
Peacock with spread tail. | (1 26992, Sept. 23, 1908.)
Wight family memorial no, 286; by
Robert L. Cook. Sepulchral monu-
ment Ionic, with the Scammozzi capi-
tal and Attic base. (I 26993, Sept. 23,
1908. )
CRANE (J. W:), New York, N. Y.
[26069
Rocks off Cornwall. Steep cliffs at
right, waves breaking on rocks which
extend out into the ocean. (1 26877,
Sept. 15, 1908.)
CROWELL PUB. Co., New York, N. Y.
_ seated in church pew.
(I 26882, Aug. 8, 1908; 1 photo Sept. |
17, 1908. )
New York,
N. Y. | 26061—26066
Autumn; by Clara Elsene Peck.
Young woman gathering autumn leaves
which are falling around her. (I
“27054, Sept. 29, 1908.)
‘Cottier (P. F.) & SON,
Book worms; by Walter Appleton
‘Clark. Gathered about a push cart
containing second hand books are five
men well along in years. (I 26997,
Sept. 23, 1908. )
Fore! by Edward Penfield. Young
[26070
Puritan maid. Maiden in Puritan
costume, white collar, cuffs and cap,
(I 26969, Sept.
22, 1908.)
LDrJoNGE (Louis) & co., New York,
i AE os [26071-26076
Easter lilies and leaves. White
Easter lilies irregularly connected by
twigs of leaves. (I 26805, Sept. 5,
1908. )
Holly leaves and berries. Holly
leaves and berries with intermediate
twigs of pine-needles. (I 26803, Sept.
5, 1908.)
Hydrangea flowers and leaves. Ir-
regular groups of branches and leaves.
(I 26808, Sept. 5, 1908.)
Lilac flowers and leaves. Branches
of lilac flowers and leaves. (I 26804,
Sept. 5, 1908.)
Violet buds and blossoms. Sprays
/of violet buds and blossoms with
ferns. (I 26806, Sept. 5, 1908.)
‘man playing golf, he is hatless and has |
his sleeves rolled up. (I 26843, Sept.
“11, 1908.)
Philadelphia 1683-1908; by Guern-
‘sey Moore. Man dressed in period of
1683. (I 27116, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Wild and cutivated roses. Sprays of
wild roses interspersed with cultivated
roses. (I 26807, Sept. 5, 1908.)
De LAVAL SEPARATOR CO... New York,
River pirates; by William J. Ayl- |
| Standing in a brook, on a rock is a
young lady shaking parasol at one of
~ward. A number of men in police uni-
forms covering with their revolvers a
party of men.
(I 27115, Oct. 7, 1908.) | the cows.
N. Y.
Problem (A).
[26077
Country scene, cows
(I 26866, Sept. 14, 1908.)
4 FINE
408. 40-44, Oct., 1908 _
Dv PoNT DE NeMours (E. I.) POWDER
= co., Wilmington, Del. [26078
Geneva. [English setter, standing
ith right fore foot raised in the air,
lil stiffened out. (1 26867, Sept. 14,
1908. )
ELLiorr (Joun), Rome, Italy.
| Diana of the Tides; Four horses ad-
ancing across beach, Diana standing
pn large shell borne on breakers.
§812, Sept. 8, 1908.)
IMERSON DRUG CO., Baltimore, Md.
menurse girl. Half figure, young
woman attired in garb of nurse, she
Molds a bottle. (I 27018, Sept. 25,
OS. )
RAGAN (JAMES), New York, N. Y.
[26081
air and is standing on raised plat-
. W. T. Smiling nude image of a
rine se boy kneeling, hands clasped
epreast. (I 27020, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Buffalo, N. Y.
, [26083
Kenneth. Small boy seated at a
ble, holding spoon in his right hand.
26838, Aug. 6, 1908S.)
ARY (CLAUDE A.), South Bend, Ind.
} [ 26084
Idol of the people. Statuette, Hin-
9 with face of William J. Bryan.
_ 26598, Sept. 24, 1908.)
MOCK IN. ks
. [| 26085-26099
Bracelet design based on signs of
luarius. (I 27060, Sept. 29, 1908.)
(ioe based on signs of Capricorn.
| 27058, Sept. 29, 1908. )
Pendant design based on signs of
orpro. (I 27057, Sept. 29, 1908. )
Ring design based on signs of Aqua-
(I 27059, Sept. 29, 1908.)
FOSBERY (ERNEST),
IEDERICS, INC., New
-— based on sigus of Aries. (I
M71, Sept. 22, 1908.)
based on signs of Cancer. (I
W714, Sept. 22, 1908.)
——based on signs of Capricorn.
26980, Sept. 22, 1908.)
—— based on signs of Gemini.
973, Sept. 22, 1908.)
based on signs of Leo. (I 26975,
ft. 22, 1908.)
(I
[26079 |
(I |
mm alongside of a covered table. (I |
998, Oct. 5, 1908.)
ORENTINE ALABASTER Co0., Chicago,
- Il). [26082
[26080 |
ARTS 413
FREDERICS, INC.—Continued.
——hased on signs of Libra. (I
26977, Sept. 22, 1908.)
based on signs of Pisces.. (I
27061, Sept. 29, 1908.)
——hbased on signs of Sagittarius.
(I 26979, Sept. 22, 1908. )
-—— based on signs of Scorpio. (I
26978, Sept. 22, 1908.)
based on signs of “Laurus. (I
26972, Sept. 22, 1908.)
based on signs of Virgo. (I
26976, Sept. 22, 1908.)
Seattle, Wash.
[26100
Spirit of the Pacific. Fountain, four
male figures, stooped, supporting foun-
tain, above four female figures. (I
FROLICH (FINN H.),
} | 26890, Sept. 23, 1908.)
Pope Pius X. He has risen from his |
Bristol, England.
[26101
Herbert
woman
(I
Frost & REED,
Primrose gatherers: by
Dicksee. Landscape, young
and little girl gathering primroses.
26837, Sept. 10, 1908.)
East
[26102
Bust por-
(I
GASPARD (JULES MAURICE),
Aurora, N. Y.
Eddy (Mary Baker G.)
trait, three quarter view of face.
21120, Oct. 8, 1808.)
GILBERT (C. ALLAN), New York, N. Y.
[26103
Thoroughbred (A). Girl in riding
habit seated on a sofa, riding crop in
both hands. (I 27012, Sept. 25, 1908.)
GILBERT (CARRIE M.), Portland, Oreg.
[26104
A child,
(I
Little Chief Henry Sioux.
front view, sitting, war-bonnet, etc.
27004, Sept. 24, 1908.)
GoopricH (B. F.) co., Akron, Ohio.
[26105
Adele. Head and shoulders of young
lady, hair dressed high on her head
décolleté dress. (I 26868, Sept. 14,
1908. )
HAMILTON, BROWN SHOE Co., St. Louis,
Mo. [26106
School girl. Young girl, books under
right arm dressed in plain costume.
(I 27088, Oct. 3, 1908.)
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON ARMS CO.,
Worcester, Mass. [26107
Old gun. Old man seated on a
chair, on a low stool is a young boy
looking intently into old man’s face.
(I 27011, Sept. 25, 1908.)
414
Harvey (JoHN F.), Amsterdam, N. Y.
[26108
Empty dinner pail. Laboring man
sitting on a door sill with empty din-
ner pail at his feet. (I 27048, Sept.
29, 1908; 1 photo Aug. 17, 1908.)
HERING (HENRY), New York, N. Y.
[26109
Saint-Gaudens (Augustus).
trait bust showing head and neck with-
out shoulders. (I 27102, Oct. 6, 1908.)
HESTER (EBENEZER), Unionville, Conn.
[26110
Pearly gates. Old man in flowing
white robe looking toward the sky. (I
27105, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Hitt (CLARA), Washington, D. C.
Lincoln (Abraham). Life size por-
trait bust, hair long covering tops of |
ears. (I 26835, Aug. 25, 1908.)
HirRscHBerG (CARL), Buffalo, N. Y.
Gobble-uns’ll git you. Interior of an
old fashioned house, seated before an
open fire is a girl telling a story to
two little girls and two boys. (I
26911, Sept. 17, 1908.)
HORLICK’S MALTED MILK CO.,
Wis.
ing representing Perdita, Viola and
Orphelia, Shakespeare’s home in cor-
ner. (I 27089, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Hunt (Woopsury E.) co., Concord,
i, EL.
Brighteyes; by C. Allen Gilbert.
Head of a girl, outlined by a
with carnation pinks at bottom of pic-
ture. (I 27026, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Darling; by C. Allen Gilbert.
er. (I 27023, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Dearie: by C. Allen Gilbert. Head
of girl in profile outlined by a circle, a
rose at bottom of picture.
Sept. 25, 1908. )
Honey moon; by C. Allen Gilbert.
Clown kissing Indy in the moon. (I
27021, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Masqueraders (The); by C. Allen
Gilbert. Heads of a clown and a girl,
the latter removing a mask. (I 27022,
Sept. 25, 1908. )
Sweetheart; by C. Allen Gilbert.
Head of girl, outlined by a_ heart,
rose with stem running through heart.
(I 27025, Sept. 25, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
having on either side a statement
the capital
| Sept. 21, 1908.)
| JAYNE (Dr. D.) & son, Philadelph
Por- |
| 1908; 1 photo Oct.
| foot.
[26111
_ head in the other.
1908.)
[26112 |
_ their
| Sept. 23, 1908.)
Racine, | ee
[26113 |
Shakespearean heroines. Panel paint- |
Ker (BRatrour), New York, N. Y.
[26114-26119 |
attitude of reflection.
heart |
| sitting in
Head |
of a girl in profile, hat with long feath- |
I 27024, |
( ' | ehild hitting ball with mallet.
1908.)
pt. IV, 0. S., V.
ILLINOIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, Cl
eago, Ill. [26
Bank behind the book. Bank bui
ing of Illinois trust & savings bar
and surplus. (I 269%
Pa. [26
Lee (General). Bust portrait
General Lee attired in uniform of
Confederate general. (I 27104, Oct. |
7, 1908.)
JouHNSON (Mary E.), Roxbury, Ma
[26
Peace; by L. Campisi. Bas-re
figure of an agel, body poised on o
(I 26918, Sept. 19, 1908.)
Joust (PAvuL SPENER), Brooklyn, N. 7
[ 26
Tulips: Two lips. Two tulips with
a circle, man’s head in one tulip, gi
(I 27015, Sept.
JUERGENS (ALFRED), Oak Park, Ill.
Atlantic to the Pacific. U. S. fleet ¢
trip to the Pacific. (1 2698
(ADOLPH), Newark, N. J.
[2¢
Automobile party passing anothe
party having a delay caused by punt
ture. (I 26558, Aug. 8, 1908.)
[ 26126, 26
Her mother’s voice. Little girl si
ing in church, her father beside her
(I 27067, Oct. 1
1908. )
Home sweet home. Two old people
firelight with visions su
rounding them of their absent family q
(1 27068, Oct. 1, 1908.)
IKkrR (Mary Siessper), Rockville Cen
N. Y. [261
Champion (The). Croquet gro
27066, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Next; baby holding toothbrush
bull dog with towel about his n
({f 26712, Aug. 31, 1908; 1 photo Oct.
KIEFER (EpDwin H.), New York, N.
[
Our colors; or, Red, white and bl
Three girls, their arms around eaé
other, running. (I 26880, Sept. 16,
1908. ) :
@ raised to lower part of face.
F{NE ARTS
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
415
KIMBALL & CoMBE co., Providence, R. I.
[26131
Soldier’s monument; by Alfred H.
Combe. Sarcophagus draped with a
flag, against which is a wreath con-
taining a state coat of arms. (I
26836, Sept. 9, 1908.)
Kinney (Troy & Marcaret), New
more, N. XY. [ 26132, 26133
Leonard Calvert taking possession of
Maryland. Calvert holds flag, Jesuit
priest kneeling holding cross, several
other figures. (I 26989, Sept. 23,
1908. )
Leonard Calvert trading with In-
dians for land. Calvert hands hoe to
Indian chief who holds wild turkey.
Other white men and Indians. (I
26988, Sept. 23, 1908.)
Kospier (Abert J.), New York, N. Y.
[26134-26153
Amen; by Alphonse Mucha. Human
figure, with shining eyes, hair flying,
‘over which is a circle of stars. (I
26834, Sept. 9, 1908.)
American girl. Young girl sitting
head turned showing left side of face.
(1 27027, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Comedy; by Alphonse Mucha.
Branches of trees, flowers and bushes;
sitting in the branches of the trees
are women. (I 27028, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Forgive us our trespasses, no. 1; by
Alphonse Mucha. An eight pointed
star, around which are two circles; the
larger circle ends at the bottom in two
hands. (I 26823, Sept. 9, 1908.)
German girl; by Alphonse Mucha.
Female figure, sitting, right hand
(LI 27030,
Sept. 26, 1908.)
Give us this day our daily bread;
by Alphonse Mucha. No. 1. An eight
pointed star, around which are two
circles; below the smaller circle is a
erescent, inclosing body of an angel
feeding a donkey. (I 26832, Sept. 9,
1908. )
——No. 2. Upper part of huge
man’s form; covering the right half
of this is a shrouded female figure.
(I 26833, Sept. 9, 1908.)
Hallowed be Thy name; by Alphonse
Mucha. No. 1.
below which are three bells: embracing
the bells is a crescent.
9, 1908. )
——No. 2. Huge female figure with
arms crossed over her breast, in valley
below a horde of figures bending to
the earth in adoration.
9, 1908.)
An eight pointed star, |
(I 26828, Sept. -
(I 26829, Sept. |
| relief,
KoBLER (ALBERT J.)—Continued.
Lead us not into temptation; by
Alphonse Mucha. No. 1. An eight
pointed star, around which are two
circles, one within the other. (I 26821,
Sept. 9, 1908.)
—No. 2. Young girl clad from
the waist; at her left is a huge ghost-
like figure. (I 26822, Sept. 9, 1908.)
Our Father Who art in heaven; by
Alphonse Mucha. No. 1. An eight
pointed star, around which in a circle,
are seven conventionalized flowers.
(I 26824, Sept. 9, 1908.)
— No. 2. A number of human fig-
ures, toiling up a rocky steep moun-
tain pass; an enormous eye can be seen
in the heavens. (I 26825, Sept. 9,
LOOS. )
Pater (La); by Alphonse Mucha.
Female nude figure with hair partly
enveloping her. (I 26820, Sept. 9,
1908. )
Thy kingdom come; by Alphonse
Mucha. No. 1. An eight pointed star,
around which are two circles; from the
inner spring a number of convention-
alized lilies. (I 26826, Sept. 9, 1908.)
— No. 2. Seated figure of a
woman, draped in flowing robes
around which are partiy clad human
figures in various postures. (I 26827,
Sept. 9, 1908.)
Thy will be done; by Alphonse
Mucha. No. 1. <An eight pointed star,
around which are two circles; from the
inner circle and in a large star the
bottom of which is incomplete are con-
ventionalized flowers. (1 26830, Sept.
9, 1908. )
No. 2. Female form with
breasts bare, drapery below; clinging
to the figure is a child. (I 26831,
| Sept. 9, 1908.)
Tragedy ; by Alphonse Mucha. Huge
male figure, rocks below, female fig-
ure, across her knees lays a form with
mask-like face. (I 27029, Sept. 26,
1908.)
Truth; by Alphonse Mucha. Woman
sitting on throne looking at nude fig-
ure on right side. (I 27031, Sept. 26,
1908. )
AT
IXORZILIUS (PETER), Trenton, N. J.
[26154-26155
Bryan (William J.) A medallion,
bas-relief. (I 26923, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.) <A medallion, bas-
(I. 26924, Sept. 21, 1908.)
416
LAMASURE (E.), Washington, D. C.
At close of day. Autumn landscape
showing a sunset near Cabin John’s
bridge. (I 26901, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Calm (A) night. Moonlight marine.
Large rocks in right foreground, waves
dashing on them. (I 26900, Sept. 17,
1908.)
Country road. Summer landscape.
Road running through center «& in
background. a large white house. (I
26896, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Early spring in Maryland. Spring
scene just after sunset; a stream run-
ning from foreground across center. (I
26907, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Homestead (The) Road running
through center. A branch of the road
ends at the steps of a yellow farm
house. (I 26898, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Homeward road. Fall landscape.
Coming down road is a2 man in a two
wheeled cart with brown horse. (I
26902, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Midsummer. Summer evening. Small
brook running through center. (1
269038, Sept. 17, 1908.)
New Year’s eve. Winter landscape.
Country house & other buildings to
right of road. Snow on ground. (f
26897, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Off the main road. Fall landscape;
road, crossed in foreground by a small
stream. To left of road i large
is a
barn. (I 26905, Sept. 17, 1908.)
Old mill.
ing an old mill at sunset.
Sept. 17, 1908. )
Old stone bridge. Summer §land-
scape; road curving in center of pic-
ture before a stone bridge. (I 26908,
Sept. 17, 1908.)
On the Chesapeake.
mac river in left of picture.
right. (I 26899, Sept. 17, 1908.)
September days. Fall
mill at right; a road in center. Man
with team & wagon has stopped before
mill. (I 26895, Sept. 17, 1908.)
(I 26906,
Rvening. Poto-
Trail of sunset.
left.
water in background.
17, 1908.)
Lectercqg (H. S.) & co., New York,
N. Y. [26170-26173
Daisy design with basket weave
background. White daisies on basket
pattern. (I 26984, Sept. 23, 1908.)
Summer landscape show- |
Moon at |
landscape, |
Stream of water at |
Glow of setting sun reflected on |
(I 26904, Sept. |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2. 8., v.35
| LecLercg (H. 8S.) & co.—Continued.
[26156-26169 |
Holly and poinsettia design. Imita-
tion wood background. (I 26986, Sept.
23, 1908.)
Holly design.
ranged with pine cones.
Sept. 23, 1908.)
Holly design with basket back-
ground. (I 26987, Sept. 23, 1908.)
LricgH (Epwin T.), Chicago, Il.
[26174-26180
Crossing the burning sands. A des-
ert, a camel, an Arab dressed in white
on the camel. (I 27039, Sept. 8, 1908;
1 photo Aug. 31, 1908.)
Dutch boy. Boy in Dutch costume,
standing in a meditative position, left
hand in his pocket. (I 27040, Sept. 8,
1908: 1 photo Aug. 31, 1908.)
Duteh girl. Girl in Dutch costume,
left hand concealed under the apron.
(I 27037, Sept. 8, 1908; 1 photo Aug.
31, 1908. )
Dutch landscape. Holland scene,
canal, Dutch windmill. (I 27088, Sept.
8, 1908; 1 photo Aug. 31, 1908.)
King of the air. An eagle poised in
mid-air, with wings and tail outspread.
(I 27041, Sept. 8, 1908; 1 photo Aug.
31, 1908.)
Patient fisherman. A heron stand-
ing in a body of water with water lilies
in the foreground. (I 27036, Sept. 8,
1908; 1 photo Aug. 31, 1908.)
Ship of the desert. Desert, in the
foreground a camel standing equipped
Holly artistically ar-
(I 26981,
with trappings, surmounted by an
Arab. (I 27035, Sept. 8, 1908; 1 photo
Aug. 31, 1908.)
| Le Vasseur (A.) & co., Paris, France.
_ found by searching party.
| of party.
[26181
Madrigal (Le); par Lecomte Du
Nouy. Woman, hesd in profile, décol-
leté attire and holds a madrigal. (1
26875, Sept. 14, 1908.)
LIFE PUB. co., New York, N. ¥.
[26182-26187
Found: by Wm. L. Jacobs. Young
couple sitting on edge of beach, being
(I 26878,
Sept. 15, 1908.)
Grand review of the Republican
forces prior to going into action. Re-
publican candidates seated on box re-
viewing procession of principal allies
(I 27103, Oct. 6, 1908.)
Love is also deaf. A musical, long
haired musician at piano, guests in de-
jected and disgusted attitudes, one
couple standing at piano oblivious to
noise. (I 27063, Sept. 30, 1908.)
| FINE ARTS 417
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
s PUB. co.—Continued. Monroe (Jesstr Parsons—), Los
Angeles, Cal. [26198
Man behind the gun; by P. Johnson.
West Point, behind one of the guns is
seated one of the officers holding hand
ofa girl. (I 26991, Sept. 23, 1908.)
' Summer is over. Deserted summer
hotel veranda, Cupid, somewhat dis-
figured, is alone, arm in sling, suit case
on steps. (I 27064, Sept. 30, 1908.)
Thrice he assay’d and thrice in spite
‘of scorn: by Wm. H. Walker. Arena
with Bryan and Taft as knights,
‘Bryan is mounted on a donkey, Taft
‘on a white steed. (I 26879, Sept. 15,
1908. )
LisLe (ANNIE E.),
Mo.
[26188
| Morning lesson. Lady dressed in
white, sitting in a window-seat read-
ing. (I 27047, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Lirric (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[26189, 26190
| National city bank of N. Y.; show-
ing facade and side of building. (1
| 27062, Sept. 30, 1908.)
_ Worcester, Mass. Worcester poly-
‘technic institute. Bird’s eye view. (I
26929, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Kansas City,
‘Lucas (JESSE PatMerR), Portland,
a Oregon. [26191, 26192
Mt. Hood, Oregon. Mountain shows
fup in distance covered with snow. (I
| 27077, Sept. 14, 1908.)
= Mt. Rainier, Wash.
(tance covered with snow.
Sept. 30, 1908.)
| MARKENDORFF
me N.Y. [26193
That windy corner. Twenty-third
‘Street at Broadway and Fifth ave., New
/York, on a windy day. (I 27085, Oct.
72,1908.) -
lorie (Louts), New York, N. Y.
Mountain in dis-
(I 27078,
York,
(GEORGE), New
| Auditing committee. Three old men
| seated around a table on which rest
| some documents and an old ledger. (1
/ 26910, Sept. 17, 1908.)
| Friendly glass. Three men seated
| around a table, on which stands a bowl
fot punch. <All men have glasses raised
Pfor a toast. (I 26909, Sept. 17,
“MOLLER (Lupwie), Liibeck, Germany.
i, [ 26196, 26197
Sm busch, (In the bush); by Prof.
GS39, Sept. 10, 1908.)
Im feld, (In the field); by Prof. H.
herd dog and a fox terrier. (I 26840.
Sept. 10, 1908. )
| view
[ 26194, 26195 |
_ in plan.
1908.) |
| ing.
. Sperling. Heads of two dogs. (1.
erling. Heads of two dogs, a shep- | |
Thieving bears. Two lovers seated
on log by mountain stream, two bears
ransacking their lunch basket under
trees. (I 27099, Oct. 5, 1908.)
MONTAUK PAINT MFG. CO., Brooklyn,
i. ee. a [26199
Montauk Indian. American Indian
in typical Indian costume, armed with
a rifle. (I 26876, Sept. 15, 1908.)
New York, N. Y.
[ 26200, 26201
Return of the victors. Colonial
house, lady and small boy in doorway.
(1 27013, Sept. 25, 1908.)
When the heart is young. Young
girl coming through a field, dog at her
Moran (E. Percy),
left. (1 27014, Sept. 25, 1908; 1 photo
Sept. 24, 1908.)
Morr (J. L.) IRON worKs, New York,
Ne 2 [26202
Spanish war type soldier. Rough
rider uniform, sleeves rolled up, rifle
in right hand. (I 27101, Aug. 27,
1908. )
| NATIONAL BANK OF CUBA, Havana,
Cuba. [26203
New York, Broadway & Wall street;
looking down Broadway to the
26702, Aug. 28, 1908; 1
1908. )
tattery. (I
photo Sept. 10,
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE ©CO.,
Orange, Mass. [26204
Spanish girl. Young lady in typical
Spanish dress, seated on a sewing ma-
chine. (I 26869, Sept. 14, 1908.)
OstHats (EpMunpD H.), Toledo, Ohio.
[26205
ones. Three _ setters
pointing quail, hidden in cover along
ditch. (1 26970, Sept. 22, 1908.)
F.),
Three good
Youngstown,
[ 26206, 26207
county court house, Mercer,
Perspective drawing, rectangular
(I 26921, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Reuben McMillan free library,
Youngstown, Ohio. Perspective draw-
(I 26920, Sept. 21, 1908S; 1 photo
Sept. 28, 1908.)
OWSLEY (CHAS.
Ohio.
Mercer
Pa.
OYEN AD. SIGN SYSTEM, INC., E. FRANK
MANN, SECY. & MGR., La Crosse,
Wis. [26208
Profile view of bear standing on hind
| feet on cake of ice. (I 26957, Sept. 16,
‘1908; 1 photo Oct. 3, 1908.)
418
Puiutuirs (T. F.) co., Dubuque, Iowa.
[26209
Roman main altar. 26062. Three
steps of unequal length above which is
altar table. (I 27100, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Prev (H. C.), Riveredge, N. J.
[26210-26213
Auto girl.
bat, automobile veil and holding wheel
of an automobile. (I 27051, Sept. 29.
1908. ) ;
Fencing girl.
with her raised right hand a sword.
(I 27050, Sept. 29, 1908. )
Golf girl. Young woman
with her raised right hand
(I 27052, Sept. 29, 1908.)
Sailing. Young woman
yachting cap, and holding wheel
both hands.
Prick (HENRY), Elizabeth, N. J.
a stick.
in
Portrait easel. Hollow block, open
at front, inclined surface to expose the | ~~ ; :
modeled in relief.
contained portrait. (I 26912,
5, 1908.) .
QuINBY (IF. J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[26215
Sept.
Bastinguette; by J.
Flower girl holding basket of flowers,
couple of gentlemen in background.
(I 27009, Sept. 24,
14, 1908. )
Young woman wearing a |
Young woman holding |
wearing |
C. Fireman, |
| ral
holding |
(I 27053, Sept. 29, 1908.) |
[26214
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2. &, Veo
RIcHARDS (J. A.) & STAFF.—Cont’d.
Newburgh from the river; by Rhoda
Wilkinson. City of Newburgh as seen
from Hudson river. (I 27142, Oct. 10,
1908. )
hopin (HENRI), New York, N. Y.
[26223-26225
Bryan (W. J.). Bust, bare head,
curled hair, turn down collar. (1
27086, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Irish American allegorical relief.
Irish flag tied together with ribbons.
(I 27118, Sept. 26, 1908.)
Taft (W. H.). Modeled bust, bare
head, hair parted on left, standing col-
lar. (I 27096, Sept. 22, 1908.)
SAINT-GAUDENS (A. H.), Windsor, Vt.
[26226
Monument for George F. Baker; by
Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Group of
statuary consisting of a seated figure
of Christ, two figures of adoring angels
(I 26846, Sept. 12,
| 1908.)
ducks flying near marshy ground.
1908, 1 photo Sept. |
SAWYER (EDMUND JOSEPH), Lincklaen
Center, N. Y. [26227
Wild ducks of various kinds in natu-
haunt. Eleven species of wild
(1
26919, Sept. 19, 1908.)
| ScHAEFFER (WiLLIAM J.), Baltimore,
Mad.
After the crucifiction.
[26228
Model stone-
| like foundation on which is a cross, in
RuHEEM (BuvzzA) co., Minneapolis,
Minn. [ 26216-26220 |
First down; by Royal A. Rheem;
Young student in front of dresser,
holding shaving brush. (I 26872
14, 1908.)
Lineup (The) ;
, Sept.
by Royal A. Rheem.
_ front of the cross, four female figures.
| SCRIBNER’S
Student sitting on stool in room witb |
shawl wrapped around him. (I 26878,
Sept. 14, 1908.)
Right and left tackle; by Royal A.
Rheem. Male and female students
with arms around each other. (I
26870, Sept. 14, 1908.)
(S) Center (The); by Royal A.
Rheem. Student walking on _ path,
pipe in mouth, clouds of smoke. (I
26874, Sept. 14, 1908.)
Y. M. C. A.; by Royal A. Rheem.
Student in athletic running suit, one
arm on horizontal bar. (I 26871, Sept.
14, 1908.)
RICHARDS - A.) & ST wat New York,
Ca Pape &
[26221, 26222 |
Newburgh pee the aoe ae by Rhoda
Wilkinson.
son river and hills. (I 27148, Oct. 10,
1908. 1 photo Oct. 10, 1908.)
Newburgh showing Hud- |
(I 26893, Sept. 17, 1908.)
(CHARLES) SONS, New
York, N. Y. [ 26229-26236
Basket ball; by Harrison Fisher.
| Blond girl, right arm up, holding bas-
ket ball, wearing sweater with V on
front. (I 27075, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Beauties; by Harrison Fisher. Bru-
nette, hair puffed and tied with bow,
holding angora cat. (I 27071, Oct 1,
1908. )
Fudge party; by Harrison Fisher.
Five girls, brunette wearing pink ki-
mona stirring fudge in chafing-dish.
(I 27070, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Lady of the lake; by Harrison
Fisher. Blond girl, wearing skirt and
blouse, right hand on oar handle. (I
27073, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Lucky dog; by Harrison Fisher,
| Girl and bull ee seated in automobile.
(I 27074, Oct. 1, 1908.)
*
m
a FINE ARTS
os. 40-44, Oct., 1908
CRIBNER’S (CHARLES) sons.—Cont’d.
) gaa of the day; by Alonzo Kim-
yall, Young army officer and ai
oe ted facing each other on porch.
P7069, Oct. 1, 1908.)
Old miniature; by Harrison Fisher.
Brunette, hair parted, looking down at
niniature. (I 27072, Oct. 1, 1908.)
| Study hour; by Harrison Fisher.
; unette sitting at table reacing. (I
O16, Oct. 1, 1908.)
MPLEX LITHO. Cco., New York, N. Y.
[ 26237-26239
| American girl; by Archie Gunn.
srunette type, large picture hat, rib-
bon loosely tied at right side of chin.
(I 26982, Sept. 23, 1908.) |
-Delmonico girl; by Archie Gunn.
wen a girl wearing large hat with
Breen plumes. (I 26983, Sept. 23,
908. )
Seummer girl; by Archie Gunn.
rreen ribbon tied under chin.
sept. 23, 1908.)
STERRETT (SAMUEL CLIFFORD), New
| York, N. Y. [26240 |
| Nature fakes of Noah. Six comic
(I 27065, Sept. 30, 1908.)
STEWART PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
te [26241
| Old homestead. Farmbouse — sur-
ounded by trees and a stone wall,
man milking a cow. (I 26884, Sept. 17,
L908 :)
Ys
~ oa
Ditasquerader (The). Head of young
oman wearing a two cornered hat,
er neck is encircled with the same
material as her coat. (I 27016, Sept.
1908.)
| Music. Panel, in upper center is a
face, having mouth and eyes open. (I
7017, Sept. 25, 1908.)
SULLIVAN (MILNoR R.), Sidney, Ohio.
| Political map of United States;
raphical chart of the United States
yn which the area of each State is
lrawn proportional [to] its electoral
pte. (I 27117, Oct. 7, 1908.)
WENNING (REBECCA T.), Los Angeles,
Cal. [26245-26255
Branch of apple blossoms. Leaves
ind buds, four bees, spider, web and
fly. (I 26967, Sept. 21, 1908.)
bictures of Noah trying to capture the |
RAUsS (FRANK V.), New York, N. Y. |
[ 26242, 26243
[> [26244 |
ae
Wears large picture hat, trimmed with |
(I 26985,
| vines.
419
SWENNING (Resecca T.)—Continued.
Branch of lilacs. Leaves and buds
with spider, web and fly in back-
ground. (I 26968, Sept. 21, 1908.)
3unch of columbines. Leaves and
buds, spiderweb and fly in background,
spider suspended from web. (I 26961,
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Bunch of cornflowers and wheat,
with spider, web and fly. (1 26964,
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Clusters of grapes. 1. Purple and
green grapes, leaves and five curved
vines. (I 26958, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Clusters of grapes. 2. Purple and
green grapes, leaves and four straight
(I 26959, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Moonlight scene. Stork and infant
in pond, log cabin in background. (I
26963, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Spray of baby-blue-eyes and bleed-
ing hearts. Leaves and buds, three
flying bees. (I 26966, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Spray of daisies and buttercups, with
spider, web and fly. (1 26960, Sept.
| 21, 1908.)
Spray of trumpet flowers, leaves
and buds. (I 26965, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Teddy bear and national flag with
California scenery. (I 26962, Sept. 21,
1908.)
THIcKSON (A. R.), Philo, Ill. [26256
Connoisseurs. White corn overrun
by mice. (I 26892, Sept. 17, 1908.)
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO., New
york, N.Y. [26257
Treaty signed at the house of Jonas
Bronck about 1642; by John Ward
Dunsmore. Dutch kitchen, five In-
dians, and seven white men. (I 27119,
Oct. 8, 1908.)
WATSON-PLUMMER SHOE CO., Chicago,
Il. [26258
Girl in red. Girl, 14 or 15 years of
age, white dress, red hat, red jacket.
(I 26956, Sept. 8, 1908; 1 photo Sept.
18, 1908.)
WEBBER (WESLEY), New York, N. Y.
[26259
Nearing home. Moonlight marine;
schooner coming into the harbor, large
lighthouse in right at background. (I
26894, Sept. 17, 1908.)
WHITE (VERNER), St. Louis, Mo.
[26269
Bryan day on the Mississippi. Two
large steamers in middle distance,
with several small launches in fore-
ground. (I 27141, Oct. 10, 1908.)
420
WHITEHEAD & HOAG Co., Newark, N. J.
[26261-26289 ©
Bashful beau. An aged _ colored
couple seated back to back on an old
fashioned hair-cloth sofa.
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Beauty and the beast. Oriental
maiden on an elephant’s back, chin
resting on her arms which are folded
and on the elephant’s head. (I 26934,
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Christmas-tide.
platter of grapes.
1908. )
Confidence. Girl with flowing hair,
holding a little kitten in her right
arm. (I 26926, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Little girl hold-
(I 26949,
Young girl carrying
(I 26935, Sept. 21,
Echoes of the sea.
ing a seashell to her ear.
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Fairy tales. Little girl, with hair in
curls sitting on a window seat with
open book. (I 26938, Sept. 21, 1908.)
First salute to the flag... American
tag hoisted in front of a colonial inn,
two soldiers halting before it. (I
26930, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Forest’s cooling shade. Space in
the thicket of the woods, stream flow-
ing through. (I 26943, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Girl in red. Girl with dark hair,
red hat, automobile veil hangs over her
shoulders. (I 26946, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Good friends. Girl, hair hanging in
curls, riding suit, standing beside her
horse. (1 20950, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Harbor of Venice. Buildings with
high domes and towers, Venetian sail
beats laden with cargo. (I 26939,
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Joseph (Chief). Indian’s head on a
tanned skin, expression gives one im-
pression of being cunning. (I 26928,
Sept. 21, 1908.)
King of the turf. Head and neck of
a horse. (I 26936, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Laura. Half length figure of Indy,
large hat, long plume extending over
the brim. (I 26952, Sept. 21, 190S.)
Lincoln, the woodchopper and stu-
dent. President Lincoln when a young
man on his way home, open book in
left hand. (I 26994, Sept. 23, 1208.)
Modern sum-
Midsummer dream.
mer girl with
26944, Sept. 21, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(I 26940, |
_ three quarter face. (I 26814, Sept. ;
parasol held in both |
hands in front of her unopened. (I |
| 26817, Sept. 8, 1908.)
i
pt. IV, 0. S., v.83
WHITEHEAD & Hoac co.—Continued. ©
Old fashioned incubator. Hen sit-
ting on her nest with her brood of 1
tle chickens fiustering around h
(IT 26948, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Oriental beauty. Oriental wom
seated on a couch ina richly furnish
room. (I 26935, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Prairie Bill. Cowboy sitting on
horse, horse becomes frightened
prairie dog. (I 26932, Sept. 21, 1908.
Premiere (The). Ballet dancer wi
dark hair, she is fastening a bunch
of flowers on her gown. (1 26951)
Sept. 21, 1908.) 4
Pride of the ranch. Prairie maid
in cow-boy’s costume riding on a ho
which is walking through water. (
26931, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Rain-in-the-face (Chief). Indian
with bold features, a feather tied t
his hair. (I 26945, Sept. 21,1908.) ~
Raspberries. Two boxes of raspbe
ries, one box lying on its side and
berries have fallen out. (I
Sept. 21, 1908.)
Should old acquaintance be forgot
Lady, beside her a horse which she
patting, in front of her is an automo-
bile. (I 26947, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Songs of childhood. A mother play
ing on a piano, while the little girl
standing beside it. (I 26937, Sept.
1908. )
Spinning for the trousseau. Yo
woman sitting at spinning wheel, n
her on a bench is her admirer. a
26995, Sept. 23, 1908.)
Spring. Stream running throu
clump of trees, an old broken do
rustic fence on left side of the stre
(I 26941, Sept. 21, 1908.)
Strawberries. Market basket pa
filled with strawberries and some
tered on the ground. (1 269538, Se
21, 1908. ) ,
Summer. Girl's head, hair parted
middle, hat trimmed with daisies,
26927, Sept. 21, 1908.)
WoLr & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[26290-
—
Algeria; Girl’s head, décolleté go
1908. )
Baker children. Boy and girl,
standing by table slicing a leaf
bread. (I 26813, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Becalmed. Large sail boat with
rigging on rather a quiet sea.
q
FINE
nos. 40-44, Oct., 1908
ARTS 421
Wor & co.—Continued.
Fascinating Flora.
roses in hair, décolleté gown.
Sept. 8, 1908.)
x00d (A) cigar’s smoke. Man in |
evening dress sitting in Morris chair
holding a Club perfecto in his hand. |
(I 27000, Sept. 24, 1908.)
King Leo. Lion on rocks, on top of
a mountain. (I 26815, Sept. 8, 1908.)
Woolly family. A number of sheep
in a pen, some lying, others standing. |
(I 26818, Sept. 8, 1908.) /
Girl’s head,
(I 26816,
Wo.Frr (Louis) & co., LTD., London,
England. [26297
First love letter; by Arthur J. Els-
ley. Little girl on a pony, to whom a
little boy is handing a letter. (I 26881.
Sept. 17, 1908.)
_ Worrson (MAovrRIcE), New York, N. Y.
[26298
Tolstoy (Count Leo). Statuette in
bust form. One brow up, other down,
eyes express vacant but thoughtful
look. (1 27056, Sept. 30, 1908.)
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph
Gach and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908________________ 3.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
OPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891,
AND OF JUNE 80, 1906
PART 4:
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS;
CHROMOS AND LITHOGRAPHS;
PHOTOGRAPHS;
FINE ARTS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 3
Nos. 45-48
NOVEMBER, 1908
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class F, = hapa Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
: ag Class H, cae hay
II. Containing Class I, Fine ‘Arts (Paintings, Drawings, Statues, Statuary and Models
br Designs intended to be perfected as works of the Fine Arts).
| The Catalogue of Copyright Entries appears each week, but to avoid the inconvenience
f# a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, Cuts
and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Photographs, completed since the last issue,
Are arranged here in a single pate alphabet. The entries for Fine Arts will be found
a separate alphabet following this.
Meratiged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
he entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
Account of necessary correspondence.
| 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.
Mhe notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: Copyright by Abbé engi-
T f. , rie id York, N. Y. Class G, XXc, no. 19962, Oct. 24, 1908; 2 copies received
5 8.
ABBe ENGINEERING co., New York, N. Y. | AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
R [26299-26315 [26367-26393
_ Abbé ball mill, 1-3.—Abbé spiral Buddy Spilliken’s diary. (F 69525,
pump. —Double Trojan mill with sam- | Oct. 19, 1908.)
ple jars.—Double sample mill.—Ex- | * 69685, Oct. 26, 1908.)
celsior mill grinding plates——Jar mill 7 FAD ‘eh
B.—Jar mill B open.—Large bed ; (# 70028, Nov. 2, 1908.)
. ate—Sample mill. — Small bed | Chilly. (F 69328, Oct. 12, 1908.)
plate.— Steel balls. —2a excelsior Education of Pickles begins once.
nil] —2g excelsior mill—4’ 6’’ by 20’ (F' 69528, Oct. 19, 1908.)
tube mill with spiral feed on trun- Fire. (F 69526, Oct. 19, 1908.)
1ion.—1000th machine. [17 chromos] i - a
ic 19962-19978, Oct. 24, 1908.) Foo ogee setters Pedy:
A ASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION, | Game of peek-a-boo. (F 69332, Oct.
_ Seattle, Wash. [26316-26348 | 12, 1908.)
_ Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition, Se- | Ha! Maud to the rescue! (F 69530,
attle, Wash. 1-28. (H 116861-116888, Oct. 19, 1908.)
F t. 12, 1908.) _ Have your tickets ready, Pickles.
ae (H 117445-117449, Oct. (EF 70027, Nov. 2, 1908.)
, 1908.) , _ If it happens, which it won't. (F
isHiRE (J. B.), Washington, D. c. | 9876 Oct. 30, 1908.)
[26349-26364 | Jimmy. (F 69334, Oct. 12, 1908. }
[Full dress, mounted, dismounted, | (F 69686, Oct. 26, 1908.)
Special and service uniforms of the —— (F 70029, Nov. 2, 1908.)
U. S. army, 1902-1907. Sheets I-X,| More monkey business includin
aw 2h ee (G 19815- | [Buster]. (F 69684, Oct. 26, 1908.) :
ee 1808.) Oh, Winnie. (F 69331, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Ataaxp stock co, Atlanta, Ga. | —— (F 69529, Oct. 19, 1908.)
. [26365 | H— (F 69681, Oct. 26, 1908.)
| Almand nature photograph. (H | aaa : :
| .—— (F 70031, Nov. 2, 1908.)
117084, Oct. 16, 1908. (
) | Once more the joke is on [Buster].
ALTENBERG (GeEORGE P.), Cincinnati, _ (F 70030, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Ohio. | Pink Whiskers bow-bow. (F 69527,
New way. (F 69670, Oct. 26, 1908.) | Oct. 19, 1908.)
423
424
AMERICAN-HXAMINER—Continued.
Pink Whiskers Jones. (F 69683,
Oct. 26, 1908.)
(F 70026, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Pumpkin! Pumpkin! (F 69682, Oct.
26, 1908.)
She’d have the whip hand. (F
695238, Oct. 19, 1908.) |
Unsuccessful voyage. (F 70025, |
Nov. 2, 1908.)
Yes, truth is stranger than fiction.
(F 69329, Oct. 12, 1908.)
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDER PUB. CO., Bos-
ton, Mass. [26394
Dash for a fortune. (F 68449, Sept.
12, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1908.)
AMERICAN IMPORT CO., New York, N. Y.
[26395 —
Pius X (His Holiness Pope), golden |
jubilee portrait.
1908; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1908.)
(F 69257, Sept. 30,
f=
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., Vv. 3
| AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EDXAMINER—Cont’d.
Grafto the monk.
16, 1908.)
—— (F 69878, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Groucho the monk. (F 69450, Oct.
15, 1908.)
—— (F 69531, Oct. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 69553, Oct. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 69606, Oct. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 69663, Oct. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 69888, Oct. 31, 1908.)
—— (F 70208, Nov. 6, 1908.)
—— (F 70237, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Hall room boys. (F 69352, Oct. 13,
1908. )
—— (F 69532, Oct. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 69666, Oct. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 69889, Oct. 31, 1908.)
—— (IF 70065, Nov. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 70206, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Handwriting on the wall. (F 69786,
Oct. 29, 1908.)
He can’t lose ’em.
(F 69465, Oct.
| 2, 1908.)
AMERICAN - JOURNAL- EXAMINER, New
York, N. Y. [26396-26487 |
Before the cyclone. (F 70066, Nov. |
4, 1908.)
Bryan’s ride. (F 69290, Oct. 9,
1908. )
Can you beat it? (F 69588, Oct. 21,
1908.)
—— (F 69687, Oct. 26, 1908.)
(F 69756, Oct. 27, 1908.)
Chanler octette. (F 69608, Oct. 22,
1908. )
(F 70082, Nov.
Henpecko the monk. (F 69605,
Oct. 22, 1908.)
(F 69689, Oct. 26, 1908.)
— (F 70159, Nov. 5, 1908.)
— (F 70235, Nov. 7, 1908.)
In the enemy’s country. (F 69766,
| Oct. 28, 1908.)
Kind he has always bought. (F
70209, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Making up the labor parade.
69449, Oct. 15, 1908.)
(F 69552, Oct. 20,
(F
Mere trifle.
| 1908.)
Charge of the generals. (F 69464, |
Oct. 16, 1908.)
Day before the battle. (F 70045, |
Noy. 8, 1908.)
Foxy Quiller bug. (FF 69353, Oct. 13, |
1908.) |
—— (F 69864, Oct. 14, 1908.)
—— (F 69466, Oct. 16, 1908.)
— (F 69533, Oct. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 69551, Oct. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 69607, Oct. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 69667, Oct. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 69688, Oct. 26, 1908.)
— (F 69758, Oct. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 69767, Oct. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 69879, Oct. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 69890, Oct. 31, 1908.)
—_— (F 70064, Nov. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 70161, Nov. 5, 1908.)
—— (F 70207, Nov. 6, 1908.)
—— (F 70238, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Mr. Jack. (IF 69351, Oct. 13, 1908.)
(F 69448, Oct. 15, 1908.)
(F 69589, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Mrs. Trubbell. .(F 69463, Oct. 16,
1908. )
—— (F 70063, Nov. 4, 1908.)
(F 69336, Oct. 12,
Never again.
| 1908.)
— (F 69350, Oct.
—— (F 69362, Oct.
— (F 69489, Oct.
—— (F 69665, Oct.
—— (F 69765, Oct.
—— (F 69785, Oct. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 69877, Oct. 30, 1908.)
— (F 70033, Nov. 2, 1908.)
— (F 70044, Noy. 3, 1908.)
13, 1908.)
14, 1908.)
17, 1908.)
24, 1908.)
28, 1908.)
nos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
Oh, piffie! (IF 69338, Oct. 12, 1908.)
— (Ff 69491, Oct. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 69660, Oct. 28, 1908.)
—— (FF 70034, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Oh, what’s the use? (F 69451, Oct.
15, 1908.)
— (F 69590, Oct. 21, 1908.)
— (Ff 69757, Oct. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 70236, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Rhymo the monk. (F 69363, Oct. 14,
1908. )
Ridder-Hooligan’s contribution.
69887, Oct. 31, 1908.)
There were three of them.
69839, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Thousand and one
69302, Oct. 10, 1908.)
—— (F 69447, Oct.
—— (F 69550, Oct.
—— (F 69604, Oct.
— (F 69658, Oct. 28, 1908.)
(F 70160, Nov. 5, 1908.)
_ Tightwaddo the monk. (F 69492,
Oct. 17, 1908.)
— (F 69591, Oct. 21, 1908.)
—— (F 70035, Nov. 2, 1908.)
We wish to see Mr. Chanler.
69490, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Well? (F 69787, Oct. 29, 1908.)
What Bill will do when he doesn’t
get there. (F 69361, Oct. 14, 1908.)
Whole Monk family.
31, 1908.)
Wouldn’t it make Murphy, Conners
and McCarren mad. (F 69664, Oct.
at, 1908. )
Wouldn’t it make you mad.
69337, Oct. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 69659, Oct. 28, 1908.)
(F
(Ff
nights. (F
15, 1908.)
20, 1908. )
22, 1908.)
(EF
New York, N. Y.
After many years.
8, 1908.)
Call of the wild.
19, 1908.)
Concealing a burglar.
Oct. 22, 1908.)
Planter’s wife.
08.)
Romance of a Jewess.
Oct. 16, 1908.)
Vaquero’s vow.
1908. )
(H 117205, Oct.
(H 117840,
(H 117027, Oct. 14,
(H 117093,
(H 116506, Oct. 3,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS AND PRINTS, ETC.
Or
A MERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d. | AMERICAN STEREOSCOPIC CO., New York,
a
A 65908 ;
[26494, 26495
A 66339. (H 116807,
116808, Oct. 10, 1908.)
(F 69886, Oct. |
ANDERSON (L. M.), Atlanta, Ga.
[26496
Transformation (The) (H 117858,
Noy. 4, 1908; 2 ¢. Oct. 26, 1908.)
ANDERSON PUBLISHING cOo., New York,
W. Y. [26497
Dead men tell no tales. (F 69281,
Oct. 8, 1908; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1908.)
ARCHIBALD (J. P.), Blairsville, Pa.
[26498-26501
Blairsville, Pa. 1-4. (H 117256-
117259, Oct. 12, 1908; 2c. of each Oct.
20, 1908.)
ARMOUR & CO., Chicago, Tl. [26502
Child and chickens. (H 117038, Oct.
8, 1908.)
BaceuLEy (G. T.), Newcastle, HEng-
land. [26503
Beauclere (Lady Margaret) as
Serena. (F 67323, July 22, 1908.)
BAIN (GEORGE GRANTHAM), New York,
ty [ 26504-26507
Bunch of Tafts. (H 117051, Oct. 14,
1908. )
Taft at Evansville, Wis. (H 116894,
Oct. 12, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1908.)
Taft at Mitchell. (H 116893, Oct.
12, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1908.)
Whitehouse (F. C.) (H 117080,
| Oct. 14, 1908.)
(FO
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
' [26488-26493 |
(H 117541, Oct. |
BamrFrortH & co., New York, N. Y.
[26508-26521
Chance I never miss. (H 117183,
Oct. 12, 1908.)
Hay fever. (H 117196, Oct. 12,
1908. )
Hot lunch. (H 117197, Oct. 12,
1908. )
I hope to meet you soon. (H117186,
Oct. 12, 1908.)
I hope you are having a good time.
(H 117189, Oct. 12, 1908.)
I’m longing to meet you again.
117188, Oct. 12, 1908.)
I’m looking round a bit.
Oct. 12, 1908.)
I’m working awful hard.
Oct. 12, 1908.)
I want a little loving now and then.
(H 117191, Oct. 12, 1908.)
If it eould only be.
Oct. 12, 1908.)
(H
(H 117195,
(H 117190,
(H 117181,
426 CATALOGUE OF
BamrortTH & co.—Continued.
Meet me at the fountain.
117184, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Microbe factory.
12, 1908.)
My heart’s desire.
12, 1908.)
You and I, bye and bye.
Oct. 12, 1908.)
Bancert (C. A.), Mansfield, Ohio.
[26522
(H 117193, Oct.
Ohio state reformatory.
Oct. 12, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1908.)
BANISTER (THURSTON), Reeder, N.
Dak. [26523, 26524
Bowman, N. Dak. (H 117941, Nov.
6, 1908.)
Hettinger, N. Dak. (H 117988,
Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1908.)
BARKER (B. BENTON), Burlington, Vt.
[26525, 26526
Commandery-in-chief of the military
order Loyal legion of U. 8S. 1, Hats
on. 2, Hats off. (H 117811-117812,
Noy. 2, 1908.)
BATTELL (R. L.), Cedar Grove, Wis.
[26527-26536
Milw.-Downer’ series, 1-10. (H
116901-116910, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Beck (CoArces R. R.), Thurmont, Md.
[26537-26538
Thurmont, Md., Town hall. (H
116779, Oct. 9, 1908.)
Thurmont, Md. W. F. & G. R. Wy.
1-2. (H 117017-117018, Oct. 13, 1908.)
BERDAN PUBLISHING CoO., New York,
bo i. [26540-26545
Break, break, break.—I’m afraid to
go home in the dark.—If you really
are an eagle.—Metropolitan singer.—
When you know you're not forgot-
ten.—Won’t you travel the hot sands
with me? (IF 69316-69321, Oct. 12,
1908. )
BICKNELL MFG. CO., Portland, Me.
[26546-26547
Lake and seven birches on left.
3726. (H 117480, Oct. 26, 1908.)
Rocky stream and mountains on
Oct. |
| guage.
New York, |
[26548-26597 ©
Accompanyment like a singing brook |
either side. 3756.
26, 1908.)
BIGELOW, SMITH & CO.,
IN: » oe 1
(H 117481,
by a path.
(H 117182,
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.3
| BIGELOW, SmitH & co.—Continued.
(H |
| lett.
Before a big fire lay Captain Smol-
Brodie masked, appears at the win-
_ dow.
(H 117187, Oct. |
Brodie snatches his hanger from
the table.
By standing on my shoulders and
leaping up.
Canvas bag, that gave forth the
| jingle of gold.
(H 116900, |
Come, drink with an old shipfellow.
Dick gave the word to cheer.
Door was thronged with their faces.
First comes the tedious climb.
Four yachtsmen guided by a fifth
with a lantern.
Good morning, said Otto.
sreyfriars is continually overrun by
cats.
Have you seen it again?
He cut the last fibre through.
He reeled, staggered, clutched at the
table.
He’s digging him up.
He scaled the tottering stairway.
He was tall and carried a knife in
his hand.
Heads, I go.
I am called Francis Villon.
I was tasting wines in the cellar.
I will take just one drop more.
In the picture story books.
It is a grave, you will not go out
alive.
It is true they tightened the cords
with a will.
Jack rose and took the sword.
Land of Counterpane.
Mind, I have my blunderbush.
My Dick! and did they knight you?
Old Scotch gardener.
Only got pig: you no take him.
Pepys (Samuel).
Prince on foot was racing down the
hill.
Raising the torch in the air.
Sahib understands no English lan-
Sacred deer flit past through the
fringes of the wood.
She heard herself cry out.
She spied the sword, and picked it
)
Angler is an important piece of river |
scenery.
up.
She stood silent for a moment.
08. 45-48, Nov., 1908
BiagELow, SmitH & co.—Continued.
Stevenson (Robert Louis).
That makes a life I owe you.
There was no bottle there.
Time has come!
Truly sir, I take mine ease.
Under Uncle Duthie’s picture.
Who are you? I asked.
in that box.
With my own hand I saved the life
bf a child.
(EF 69823-69872, Oct. 30, 1908.)
BILLIKEN COMPANY, Chicago, II.
[26598
Billiken. (G 19876, Oct. 13, 1908.)
BisHop (J. KNOWLES), Baltimore, Md.
[26599-26601
Corbin (Gen. H. C.) (H 117092,
Oct. 16, 1908.)
Sorpin (Mrs. H. C.) (H 117091,
Oct. 16, 1908.)
| Taft (Mrs. William Howard).
117090, Oct. 16, 1908.)
Buessine (J. L.), Salamanca, N. Y.
(H
Minnehaha.—
[4 photo-
watha.—Hiawatha and
Senecan encampment.
graphs]
#1908. )
[26606
Colantha 4th’s Johanna, world’s rec-
ord cow. (F 69923, Nov. 2, 1908; 2 ¢c.
Det. 23, 1908.)
Bona (T.), Chicago, Ill.
Rhode (Right Rev. Paul P.), Catholic
Bishop of Chicago, 14. (H 116462,
117346-117348, Sept. 21, 1908.)
IBOSTON TRAVELER, Boston, Mass.
All the world’s the same.
Oct. 28, 1908.)
(F 69771,
(F 69772, Oct. 28, 1908.)
— (F 70055, Nov. 4, 1908.)
- Gink and Dink. (F 697738, Oct. 28,
1908. )
—— (F 70058, Nov. 4, 1908.)
_ Hari Kari the Jap. (F 70062, Novy.
4, 1908.)
Jonah’s back again.
28, 1908.)
—— (F 70056, Novy. 4, 1908.)
Whole spirit of Japan was pictured |
ENGRAVINGS, OUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
| Boston TRAVELER—Continued.
Kids on Hennessey’s beat. (IF 69775,
Oct. 28, 1908.)
— (F 70054, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Kitty Yeow. (F 69776, Oct. 28,
1908. )
—— (F 70060, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Show me. (F 69777, Oct. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 70057, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Smiths at home. (F 69778, Oct. 28,
1908. )
—— (F 70059, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Snapshots by a nachur faker. (F
_ 70061, Nov. 4, 1908.)
| cago, 1908.
_ ventor.
Von der Mutt, the optimistic in-
(F 69779, Oct. 28, 1908.)
— (F 70053, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Bourke (J. F.), Chicago, Ill. [26630
Publishers’ representatives, Chi-
(F 67263, July 21, 1908.)
BraDitrey (F, E.), Williamsport, Pa.
[26631
(H
2 ¢ Oa &
About his master’s business.
117037, Oct. 14, 1908;
1908.)
[26602-26605 |
Ah-weh-eyu (Pretty flower).— Hia- |
(H 117468-117471, Oct. 26, |
| BRENTLINGER
BOCKMANN (Louis F.), Chicago, Ill. |
[26607-26610 |
[26611-26629 |
Chronicles of Pharaoh, king of Egpyt. |
(F 69774, Oct. |
| deer park.
- letin.
_ 1908.
BREHM (FREDERICK W.), Rochester,
mG
[26632, 26633
rittenune, «: ety, Of. db % (H
117919, 117920, Nov. 4, 1908.)
(J. S.), Lake View,
Ohio. [26634
Lake View, Ohio, Ham MHorner’s
(H 117474, Oct. 26, 1908.)
BRIGMAN (ANNIE W.), Oakland, Cal.
[26635
Pipes 0’ Pan. (H 117767, Nov. 2,
1908. )
Brown (JAMES Ross), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[26636
Stratford-on-Avon. (G 18725, May
26, 1908; 2 ec. Nov. 5, 1908.)
| BROWN (WILLIAM §.), New York, N. Y.
[26637, 26638
Democratic national committee,
(FEF 69521,. Oct. 19, 1908; 2 ¢
Oct. 31, 1908.)
Republican national committee,
1908. (F 68950, Sept. 26, 1908; 2 «c.
Oct. 15, 1908.)
BULLETIN Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[26639
New building: of The Evening bul-
(G 19890, Oct. 14, 1908.)
428
Burcess (W. E.), Scottsville, Va.
[26640-26646
Arvonia, Va. 1-6.
(H 117043—
117048, Oct. 15, 1908.)
— 1-2.
1908.)
— 1. (H 117834, Oct. 22, 1908.)
Scottsville, Va., Idylwood. (H
117267, Oct. 20, 1908.)
Burns (Ropert), Pullman, Wash.
[26647
|
(H 117268-117269, Oct. 20, | 69915, Oct. 17, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1908.)
_ (H 117755-117758, Oct. 17, 1908.)
| CHAMBERLIN BROS.,
W. S. C. campus from top of the |
totem pole. (H 116466, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Bussy (Smwney), Junction City, Kans. |
[26648
Dirigible no. 1, Signal corps, U. S.
Army. (H 116848, Oct. 12, 1908.)
N. Y
Business life.
1908; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1908.)
ButcHer (S. D.) & son, Kearney,
[26649
| Oct. 8, 1908.)
Nebr. [26650 ©
Nebraska potatoes. (H 117237, Oct.
19, 1908.)
Byron & co., New York, N. Y.
[26651, 26652
Lauder (Harry) and his manager.
(H 117442, Oct. 24, 1908.)
—— and Mr. Charles E. Blaney.
117443, Oct. 24, 1908.)
CARPENTER (CHARLES T.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [26653
Automobile racing design.
Sept. 25, 1908.)
CarTER (H. H.), Lockport, I.
Bryan at Joliet, Oct. 9,
117021, Oct. 18, 1908.)
CarTER (SipNEey), Montreal, Canada.
[26655
F 69453, Oct.
(H
08. (H
Kipling (Rudyard)
16, 1908.)
CARTER’S INK COMPANY, Boston, Mass.
[26656
Handling the ribbons.
Oct. 22, 1908.)
CARTWRIGHT (Dayton W.), Chippewa
(¥ 68880, |
[26654 |
| (H 117254, Oct. 20, 1908.)
(F 69598, |
Mineola, Tex. 1-10. (H 117
1173862, Oct. 23, 1908; 2 ¢. of each
12, 1908.)
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Was Soma o
Brooks (Miss Mary). ae ‘(ee
- Oct. 24, 1908.)
Crane (Miss Katherine). (H
117407, Oct. 24, 1908.) ;
Sessions (Miss Bessie). (H 117605,
Oct. 29, 1908.) .
Taylor (Miss M. L.) (H 117604,
Falls, Wis. [26657 |
State Home band. (H 117479, Oct.
26, 1908. )
CENTURY CO., New York, N. Y.
[26658-26665
Bucking bronco; by Frederic Rem-
ington. (F 69882, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Chorus of old dolls. (F 69916, Oct.
17, 1908.)
117404, Oct. 24, 1908.)
| Oct. 24, 1908.)
| fog,
BUSINESS LIFE PUB. CO., New York, | each Oct. 7, 1908
_ CHICKERING (ELMER), Boston, Mass.
(F 68997, Sept. 29, |
pt. IV, 0. 8., ¥.
CENTURY co.—Continued.
Forest lovers. (F 69914, Oct.
Looking glass will catch you. (
Christmas callers. — Duet. — East
bonnet.—Valentine [4 photogra
East St. Loui
ll. [26666-
Artie. (F 68966, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Hubby. (F 68967, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Muggs. (F 68970, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Seedy. (IF 68968, Sept. 28, 1908.)
Weary. (F 68969, Sept. 28, 1908.)
1 c. of each Sept. 28, 1908; 1 ¢. a
Frothingham (Louis A.) (H11
CINCINNATI HORSE SHOE & IRON
Cincinnati, Ohio. [
Mule always kicks at new
(I* 70232, Nov. 7, 1908.) I
CITIZENS TUNNEL COMMITTEE, Geo.
Kromer, Chairman, Ro
i tie [
Sectional view of tunnel tubes
the Narrows. (G 19891, Oct. 15, 1
CrARK (CHARLES H.), West Brookfi
Mass. 26674,
Old Foster house. (H 117518, o@
27, 1908.)
West Brookfield, Mass., historic
Hi
CLARK (Harry D.), Mineola, Tex. ;
[26676-26685
Oct. 29, 1908.)
Webster (Miss Frances M.)
(H
Wright (Miss Clair). (H 117406,
ENGRAVINGS, OUTS,
nos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
Copurn & co., Hamilton, Ohio.
[26692 |
Hamilton, Ohio, the Country club. —
(H 117252, Oct. 20, 1908; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1908. )
CocHRANE (M. W.), St. Louis, Mo.
[26693
Going some. (F 69420, Oct. 15,
1908. )
Cor (Aurrep), Brooklyn, N. Y. [26694 |
Moonbeams.
2 ec. Oct. 12, 1908.)
Corrin (W. HASKELL), United States.
(F 69056, Oct. 1, 1908; |
[26695-26698 |
Autumn.— Spring.— Summer.—Win-
ter. [4 chromos.] (G 20132-20135,
Oct. 29, 1908.)
Cotsy (VINCENT V.), Denver, Colo.
AND PRINTS, ETC. 429
COURIER COMPANY OF BUFFALO, Buffalo,
i ie 4 [26712-26717
Bubbling over with fun. (G 19792,
Oct. 7, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
In advance of all others. (G 197938,
Oct. 7, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1908.)
Melville (Rose). 5762, 5763. (G
19781, 19782, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Right of way. 5769, 5770. (G
19614, 19615, Sept. 16, 1908; 2 c. of
each Sept. 19, 1908.)
CRANE (HB. L.), Attica, Ind. [26718
Kramer, Ind. Mudlavia. (H 116626,
Oct. 7, 1908.)
_CRUVER MFG. Co., Chicago, Ill. [26719
[26699 |
Now you needn’t go and talk about
us. (F 69300, Oct. 9, 1908.)
CoLttins (SypNey), St. Joseph, Mo.
[26700 |
If you must whistle let this be your
tune.
Oct. 12, 1908.)
Cotyin (H. H.), Kansas City, Mo.
(F 69267, Sept. 26, 1908.)
CoNLIN (FRANK B.), Boston, Mass.
[ 26702, 26703
O’Connell (Most Rey. Archbishop
Wm. H.), D. D., Archbishop of Boston,
Mass. (H 117697, Oct. 31, 1908.)
—14 by 17 inches. (H 117894,
Oct. 24, 1908.)
CONSOLIDATED ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[26704-26706
Love’s awakening. (H 117166, Oct.
19, 1908.)
Queen of the forest.
Oct. 19, 1908.)
When the day’s work is done.
117167, Oct. 19, 1908.)
Conyers (H. B.), Urbana, Ohio.
[26707
His first shave. (H 1173888, Oct. 23,
1908 ; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1908.)
COUNCIL DRUG CO., LTD., Council, Idaho.
[26708-26710
Council, Idaho, 1-8. (F 68977-68979,
Sept. 28, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Oct. 3,
1908. )
Courer (FRANCES B.), Norfolk, Va.
[26711
(G 20091, Oct.
(H 117168,
(H
Sweet briar poster.
29, 1908.)
(F 69301, Oct. 10, 1908; 2 ¢. |
[26701
One of Kansas City’s first street cars.
Morning glories. (H 117630, Oct.
30, 1908.)
CULLINGS (EUGENE G.), Schenectady,
N. Y. [26720-26733
Avalanche lake, a-c. (H 116984-
116986, Oct. 13, 1908.)
Lake Colden. (H 116996, Oct. 13,
| 1908.)
Lake Henderson. (H 116995, Oct.
18, 1908.)
Lake Tear of the clouds. (H 116989,
Oct. 13, 1908.)
Lake Tear of the clouds. with Mt.
Marcy. (H 116993, Oct. 13, 1908.)
Mt. Marcy, 1-2. (H 116987-116988,
Oct. 13, 1908.)
Opalescent gorge.
13, 1908.)
(H 116997, Oct.
Opalescent river, a-c. (H 116990-
116992, Oct. 138, 1908.)
Summit of Mt. Whiteface. (H
116994, Oct. 13, 1908.)
CUNNINGHAM (A. W.), Grinnell, Iowa.
[26734, 26735
Moonbeams.—Where the moon plays
peek-a-boo. (H 117028, 117029, Oct.
14, 1908; 2 ec. of each Oct. 13, 1908.)
CuRRAN & DEGREY, Chicago, Ill.
[26736
Dare devil Curran. (H 116773, Oct.
9, 1908.)
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[26737-26745
Dysart (Winifred); or, Poppies;
George Fuller. 1-8. (H116802-116804.
Oct. 10, 1908.)
Knitting lesson; J. F. Millet.
116799, Oct. 10, 1908.)
Mammy; or, Those days in old Vir-
ginia; W. L. Taylor. (H 117475, Oct.
26, 1908. )
H
430
Curtis & CAMERON—Continued.
Oath of knighthood; Edwin A. Ab-
bey. (H 116805, Oct. 10, 1908.)
Sheep shearer; J. F. Millet.
(H 116800-116801, Oct. 10, 1908.)
Young fisherman; Fred G. Quimby.
(H 116806, Oct. 10, 1908.)
Curtiss (FreD W.), Madison, Wis.
BG tomes
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
[26746 |
Taft and La Follette.
Oct. 20, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
Dass (R. I.), Le Mars, Iowa.
assistants, 17, 18.
Oct. 30, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Oct. 16,
1908. ) [26748
DAMPF (CHARLES J.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[26749
Burgess (Right Rey. Frederick), |
Bishop of Long Island. (H 117249,
Oct. 20, 1908.)
DARMSTADTER (H. M.), Chicago, Ill.
[26750
Extra.
Oct. 3, 1908.)
DASSONVILLE (WILLIAM EDWARD), San |
[26751-26766
(H 117754,
Francisco, Cal.
Mission of Pala.
Oct. 31, 1908.)
Mission San Luis Rey, 2, 4-11.
117745-1177538, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Mission Santa Barbara, 1, 3, 13-16.
(H 117789-117744, Oct. 31, 1908.)
12.
(H
Davis (ABRAHAM L.), Ashland, N. H.
[26767, 26768
Lake Winnisquam, N. H. (H
117316, Oct.
Saco river and Moat mts., N. H. (H
117317, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Davis (Charles T.),
21, 1908.)
3rooklyn,
Davis’ engravings of eye colors.
69807, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Davis & EICKEMEYER, New York, N. Y.
[26770-26774
Her favorite flower—Hydrangeas.—
Meditation. — Playmates. — Spring
idylle. [5 photographs] (H 117813-
117817, Nov. 2, 1908.)
gon. [26775
Loaded twig. (H 117409, Oct. 24,
1908. )
DENISON (HERBERT H.), Barron, Wis.
[26776, 26777
Till (Dr. John) A, B.
117240, Oct. 19, 1908.)
(H 117255, |
[26747 |
Witten (J. W.) and his two little |
(H 117695, 117696, |
(F 69282, Oct. 8, 1908; 2 c. |
(H 117239- |
| A, B.
Deitz (Horace C.), Hood River, Ore- | Oct. 17, 1908.)
' and Bear creek canyon,
117700, Oct. 31, 1908.)
pt. Iv, 0. S., v.3
DonmMAN (A. H.), Tacoma, Wash.
[
Mt. Tacoma and the fleet, May 27th,
1908. (H 117148, Oct. 17, 1908.)
DENVER Post, Denver, Colo.
[26779-267.
Adv entures of the little Post Want
ad. (F 69425, Oct. 15, 1908.)
— (F 69602, Oct. 22, 1908.)
— (F 69792, Oct. 29, 1908.) f
(F 70071, Nov. 5, 1908.) ;
Crime of the wilds. (F 69938, Noy.
2, 1908.)
Drifting home.
(F 69749, Oct. os
1908.)
Stunts. (F 69327, Oct. 12, 1908.)
(F 69522, Oct. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 69748, Oct. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69939, Nov. 2, 1908.)
DETROIT PUBLISHING CO., Detroit, Mich,
[26789-26962
Albuquerque, N. Mex. 1-14. (H
117666-117679, Oct. 30, 1908.) j
Atlantic City, N. J. 1-8. (H117505——
117507, Oct. 26, 1908.) j
Bear Creek & North Cheyenne, Colo., —
high drive. (H 117680, Oct. 30, 1906.4
Bear Creek canyon, Colo. (H 117681,
Oct. 30, 1908.)
Colorado Springs, Colo. on
}
a
4
1-6.
117871-117876, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Dodge ey Kans. 1,2. (H ler
117878, Nov. 4, 1908.)
lapichend (Henry), Sioux Indian,
(H 117691-117692, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Emporia, Kans. 1-8. (H 117879—
117886, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Female head. (H 117689, Oct. m0,
1908. )
Fort Dodge, Kans., old comm
building. (H 117887, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Garden of the gods, Colo. 1-6.
117888-117893, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Grand Canyon, Ariz. 1-20.
117412-117431, Oct. 24, 1908.)
——1-9. (H 117894-117902, Nov. 4,
1908.)
ce
(Ho
q
on O'’Neill’s point.
(H 117161,
High drive between North Chey
Colo. (
Labor. A-Y. (H 118008118032,
| Nov. 7, 1908.)
Lady Lilith, (H 117101, Oct. 16,
1908. )
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC. t
mos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
4 STROIT PUBLISHING co.—Continued.
' La Junta, Colo. 1-5. (H 117903- |
117907, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Las Vegas, N. Mex. 1-7. (H117682-
117688, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Mona Lisa. (H 117160, Oct. 17,
1908. )
Needles, Cal. 1-5. (H 117908—
117912, Nov. 4, 1908.)
North Cheyenne canyon, Colo.
(H 117701-117702, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Pennicott (Rev. William), portrait
of. (H 117690, Oct. 30, 1908.)
_ Pittsburg, Pa., T. J. Keenan build-
ing. (H 117508, Oct. 26, 1908.)
' Pueblo, Colo. 1-8. (H 117703-
117709, 117716, Oct. 31, 1908.)
_—Colorado fuel and iron co.
plant. (H 117913, Nov. 4, 1908.)
South Cheyenne canyon, Colo. 1-7.
12.
a ae 117717, Oct. 31,
190
' Trinidad, Colo. 1-5. (H 117718-
(17722, Oct. 31, 1908.)
‘ - Wellesley college, Mass. 1-22. (H
: 6714-116735, Oct. 7, 1908.)
| Williams, Ariz. 1-2. (H 117432-—
117433, Oct. 24, 1908.)
| ——I, 2. (H 117914117915, Novy.
4, 1908.)
| Williams canyon, Colo. 1-3. (H.
117916-117918, Noy. 4, 1908.)
‘fl
DrvutscH (JoserH), Chicago, Ill.
, [26963
| U. S. A. Masonic presidents. (G
19600, Sept. ae 1908. 1c. Sept. 14,
4908: 1 c. Oct. 2, 1908.)
: D ICKSON (CHAPLAIN), Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex. [26964
' Leon Springs, Tex., camp _ scene,
1908. (H 117286, Oct. 19, 1908.)
D opp & STRUTHERS, Des Moines, Iowa.
[26965
Storm (The). (G 19814, Oct. 8,
1s 08.)
Dotson (Mrs. Morte C.), Valparaiso,
Ind.
| Pencil drawings from nature. Part
i, examples 1-12; part II, examples
1-12; part III, examples 1-12. (F
€ ee 176, Oct. 38, 1908; 2 c. of each
apt. 15, 1908.)
yes (F. M.), Lincoln, Nebr.
_ Nebraska corn airship.
t. 24, 1908.)
\ co., Chicago, Ill.
[26966-27001 |
_ [27002 |
(H 117828, |
is)
—
Drake (J. D.), Silverton, Oregon.
[27003-27005
Mt. Angel. A-C (H 116544-116546,
| Oct. 5, 1908.)
| Durie (Don H.), Battle Creek, Mich.
[
27006
Nokomis of today. (H 117328, Oct.
22, 1908.)
DUNTHORNE (ROBERT), London, Eng-
land. [27007
Amiens cathedral, in the north
chancel aisle; by Axel Hermann
Haig. (FF 69793, Oct. 30, 1908.)
EDISON MANUFACTURING CoO., Orange,
Ber ah [27008-27060
Army of two. 1-6. (H 117654-117659,
— Oct. 30, 1908.)
Bridge of sighs. 1-6. (H 116915-
116920, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Ex-convict no. 900. 1-7. (H
117094—117100, Oct. 16, 1908.)
Fool for luck. 1-4.
117485, Oct. 26, 1908.)
(H 117482-
Football warrior. 1-6. (H 117660—-
117665, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Jester (The). 1-6. (H 117953—
117958, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Minstrel mishaps. 1-4. (H 117156-
117159, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Saved by love. 1-8. (H 117959-
117966. Nov. 6, 1908.)
Voice from the dead. 1-6. (H
116817-116822, Oct. 10, 1908.)
EDMONSTON (Davin B.), Washington,
iW as [27061
Monecheur (Miss Margurite). (H
117103, Oct. 16, 1908.)
Epwarps & DEUTSCH LITHOGRAPHING
[27062-27067
B. P. O. E. warrant. (G 19755,
Sept. 30, 1908: 1 ec. Sept. 30, 1908; 1 «.
Oct. 12, 1908.)
Be of good cheer —Hana in hand.—
Nugget of gold.—Santa coming
through.—Serving maid. [5 chromos]
(G 20137-20141, Nov. 6, 1908.)
EHLERS (WILLARD A.), Cincinnati,
Ohio. [27068
Cupid Cute-lips. (H 117022, Oct. 14,
1908. )
EvperR (Pavut M.), Coeur d’Alene,
Idaho. [27069, 27070
Post Falls, Idaho. 1-2. (H 116998-—
116999, Oct. 13, 1908; 2 c. of each, Oct.
1, 1908.)
432 CATALOGUE OF
ELL (JosePH), Pendleton, Oregon.
[27071 |
Palace of fire views. (H 117333,
Oct. 22, 1908.)
Exxiort, Philadelphia, Pa. [27072
(F 69809, Oct. 22,
In memoriam.
1908. )
ELLiotr (CHAS. H.) co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [27073
Phi Theta. (F 69288, Oct. 9, 1908.)
EvLiotr (JoHN), Rome, Italy. [27074
Howe (Mrs. Julia Ward). (H
117104, Sept. 23, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 17,
1908. )
Bison (A. W.) & co., Boston, Mass.
[27075-27085
Bismarck (Otto Fuerst von); by
Franz Lenbach.
(H 117081, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 c.
Oct. 19, 1908.)
Danae; by Rembrandt. (H 1176983,
Oct. 30, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1908.)
Helping hand; by Renouf. (F 70233,
Noy. 7, 1908; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1908.)
Helping hand; by Emile Renouf.
Landscape with cattle; by Emile
van Marcke.
Moonlight in Holland;
Charles Cazin.
Mother and child; by George deFor-
by Jean
est Brush. (F 69780-69784, Oct. 29,
1908; 2 c. of each Nov. 2, 1908.)
Little Rose; by Whistler. (H
117082, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 19,
1908. )
On the coast of New Jersey; by |
W. T. Richards. (F 70074, Nov. 5,
1908; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1908.) .
Prés Gisors; by Corot. (H 117694,
Oct. 30, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 5, 1908.)
ENGEL (JosePH), Chicago, Ill. [27086
Lincoln (Abraham). (H 117306,
Oct. 20, 1908.)
ENGELSTAD (Lupvia F.), Deerfield, Wis.
[27087
From Perry. Parish. (H 116778,
Oct. 9, 1908.)
Hrickson (A.), Fruitvale, Cal. [27088
In the court of King Louis XIV.
246. (H 117454, Oct. 26, 1908; 2 a
Oct. 3, 1908.)
Errer (Burton), San Francisco, Cal.
[27089 |
Richmond (Mrs. Florence) with.
book, violin and rose. (H 117760, !|°
Nov. 2, 1908.)
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ewart (WM. Hart), Topeka, Kans.
_ 29, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 30, 1908. )
| 29, 1998;
Ferris (J. L. G.),Philadelphia, Pa.
[2719
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v.3
EVERHART (LAY HAmptToNn), New York,
N. Y.
Newport (U. 8&. 4.) “3
117250-117251, Oct. 20, 1908; 1 «. o
each Oct. 20, 1908; 1 ¢c. of each Oct,
26, 1908.)
[27092-271
[College pennant series], 363-365,
367-407, 409-412, 416, 418. (F
69742, Oct. 26, 1908.)
IXXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF FOUNDER
WEEK. 225th anniversary of Phila
delphia.
Philadelphia of today.
Oct. 1, 1908; 2 ¢c. Sept. 28, 1908.)
FAIRMAN COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
[27143-2715
American beauties.— Eleanor.— Gir
with flowers.—Girl with hat pin.
Girl with tea cup.—Golden rod.—In
dian maid.—Lilacs.—Lovers.—Mabel.
Poinsetta. — Poppies.— Roses.— Sham
rocks.—Tulips. [15 prints.] (F 695
69585, 69587, 69586, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Fawcett (WaALpon), Washington, D. C
[27158-271
Cannon (Joseph G.) and his home
1-6. (H 117061-117066, Oct. 15, 1908.)
Foster (Mrs. J. Ellen), 1-5. (
117395-117399, Oct. 24, 1908.)
Herring engine. 6H 117400, Oct. 24
1908. )
Hunt (William C.) (H 117621, Oct
29, 1908: 2 e. Oct. 30, 1908.)
Kern (John W.) and family, 1-7
(H 117067-117078, Oct. 15, 1908.)
Machines of the U. 8. Census Bu
reau. 1-5. (H 117615-117619, Oct
North (8S. N. D.) (H 1176238, Oct
29, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1908.)
Powers (James). (H 117620, Oct
29, 1908; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1908.)
Stewart (Col. F. W.), 1-5. {
117511-117515, Oct. 26, 1908; 2 ec. o
each Oct. 27, 1908.)
Wilbur (Cressy L.) (H 117622, Oct
2 ec. Oct. 30, 1908.)
Colonial days. (F 69260, Oct. 7
1908. )
FETZER (JAMES A.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[271
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
(F 69808, Oct. 30, 1908.)
aha
hos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
ETC. 433
!
:
ELD (ELizaABetTH Lioyp), Evanston, |
- Til. [27193-27196 |
All my prayers are said within its
adow. (H 116611, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Dream flowers. (H 116610, Oct. 5,
LY 08.)
Exile. (H 116612, Oct. 5, 1908.)
For God and my country.
116613, Oct. 5, 1908.)
2 c. of each Sept. 28, 1908.
YNELL (JOHN W.), North Braddock,
(H
Pa. [27197
| McKinley memorial. (H 116979,
3 t, 13, 1908.)
ATEN (G. C.), Hettinger, N. Dak.
Og tg8- 27800 .
) Hettinger stock yards, Sept. 1, 1908.
' Nesting swallows, Adams co., N. D.
_ Sculptured rocks, Adams co., N. D.
(H 116911-116913, Oct. 12, 1908; 2
2. of each Sept. 8, 1908.)
Fotry (E. F.), New York, N. Y.
A 27201-27204
(H
2,
f Cusack (Bishop Thomas F.).
117856, Oct. 24, 1908; 2 c. Nov.
1908.)
_Lehvinne (Josef)
2. 1908. )
McMahon (Rey. D. J.)
(H 117807, Nov.
Nov. 2, 1908.)
| Murphy (Mgr. William G.) (H
mapeve, Nov. 2, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 24,
1908. )
P
HMORSMAN (C. H.) co., New York, N. Y.
‘ [27205
i “Willikan make you happy. (G
as 982, Oct. 24, 1908.)
Fortner (C. B.), Sterling, Colo.
; [27206-27212
i Logan county farmers’ fair, exhibit
_ ——general view. (H 117945, Nov.
1908.
it
he
| 2c. of each Oct. 9, 1908.
ouRNIER (PauL), East Aurora, N. Y.
Wiest
‘ _Le Gallienne (Richard) and Alexis
Ei Pouruier. (H 116614, Oct. 6, 1908.)
ASER (C. W.), Hartford, Conn.
, Curious reflection. (H 116738, Oct.
S, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1908.)
FUNSTEN BROS. & cO., St. Louis, Mo.
/Bunch of red fox. (H 117331, Oct.
2, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1908.)
(H 117806, —
| GIFFORD (BENJAMIN A.)
FUNSTON BROS. & co.—Continued.
Bunch of sables. (H 117169, Oct.
19, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1908.)
Dozen silvers. (H 117172, Oct. 19,
, 1908. )
Family of silvers. (H 117171, Oct.
19, 1908.)
Fox line. (H 117170, Oct. 19, 1908.)
Silver fox and sea otter. (H 117332,
Oct. 22, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1908.)
String of silver foxes. (H 117330,
Oct. 22, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1908.)
GAINES (T.. R.), New York, N. Y.
[ 27222-27226
I am so unhappy and I feel so blue.
(F 69179, Oct. 3, 1908.)
I dust, wash and scrub.
(F 69180,
Oct. 3, 1908.) .
I looked around for a token. (F
69181, Oct. 3, 1908.)
Mit love to you I send. (F 69177,
Oct. 3, 1908.)
My buttons are off. (F 69178, Oct.
3, 1908.)
2 c. of each Oct. 10, 1908.
The Dalles,
Oregon. [27227-27229
Yakimas (The) 326-328. (H
117260-117262, Oct. 19, 1908.)
GILASIER (FRED W.), Brockton, Mass.
[27230-27245
Big turkey. 1-2.—Black thunder.—
Circus girl.—Iron shell, 1-3.—Iron
shell ( Annie).—Jewells concert band.—
| Lillie (Major G. W.).—Lillie (May),
(H 117946-117951, Nov. 6, 1908.) |
1-3.— Prairie flower.— Red bird. —
Strang (Louis). [16 photographs]
(H 117206-117209, 117217-117220,
117210-117216, 117221, Oct. 19, 1908.)
GoocH (H. I.), Duluth, Minn.
[27246, 27247
Elks rest.
Turn back the clock to the hour of
- eleven,
(F 69457, 69456, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 e.
of each, Oct. 5, 1908.)
[27213 |
GOTHAM LITHO. co., New York, N. Y.
[27248
Jolly clown. (G 20111, Nov. 8,
_ 1908.)
[27214
[27215-27221 |
| 1 ce of each, Sept.
' each,
Gray (BE. B.), Azusa, California.
[27249, 27250
In the fastnesses of Mt. Islip.
Silence.
(H 115486, 115487, Sept. 8, 1908;
8, 1908; 1 « of
Nov. 3, 1908.
434
GRAY (Epwakrp J.), Bellaire, Mich.
[27251
Bellaire, Mich., court-house. (H
116823, Oct. 10, 1908.)
GRAY LITHOGRAPH
York, N. Y.
Autumn. (G 19958, Oct. 22, 1908.)
Musical family, 1-6.
19955, Oct. 22, 1908.)
Spring. (G 19956, Oct. 22, 1908.)
Summer. (G 19957, Oct. 22, 1908.)
Winter.
2c. of each Oct. 23, 1908.
GREGORY (TAPPAN) AND HopdGES
(WrrMore), Detroit, Mich.
COMPANY, New
[27252-27261 |
(G 19950-_
(G 19959, Oct. 22, 1908.) |
| Abbey.
| 16, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 22, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8.,v.3
HARPER & BROS., New York, N. Y.
[27287-27291
Coriolanus illustrations by Edwin A.
1-3. (F 69458-69460, Oct.
Herring (Mr.) on the way to de-
liver his machine.
Herring (Augustus M.)
(F 69595, 69596, Oct. 22, 1908; 2 e¢.
of each Oct. 27, 1908.)
Harris (Evxiis B.), Superior, Wis.
[27292
Debs red special post card. (F
| 69312, Oct. 2, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1908.)
- Harris (Harry R.), California, Pa.
[27262-27268 |
Curiosity. (H. 117163,.\ Oct. 18,
1908. )
Good bye. (H 216851, Oct; | 22,
1908. )
Heron asleep. (H 116852, Oct. 12,
1908. )
Indifference. (H 116849, Oct. 12,
1908.)
Stroller (The) (H 117165, Oct. 19,
1908. )
Toilers (The) (H 116850, Oct. 12, |
1908. )
What’s that. (H 117164, Oct. 19,
1908. )
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[27269-27275 |
Butte, Mont. Bird’s-eye view.
(H
116615, Oct. 6, 1908. 2 c. Oct. 5, 1908.) |
Helena, Mont. 1-3.
116618, Oct. 6, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct.
12, 1908.)
Laramie, Wyo. 1-2. (H 116898-
116899, Oct. 12, 1908.)
McKinley monument at _ Buffalo.
(H 116616- |
(H 117223, Oct. 19, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 17, |
1908. )
Hatt (W. Hunt), New York, N. Y.
[27293
California, Pa. (H 117020, Oct. 13,
1908; 2 e. Oct. 8, 1908.)
. | Harris & Ewine, Washington, D. C.
[27294-27296
Sylvan plays on White House
grounds. 1-38. (H 117241-117243, Oct.
19, 1908.)
Hart, SCHAFFNER & Marx, Chicago,
Ill. [27297-27300
Calling his papers. (F 69308, Oct.
12, 1908.)
Message (A). (F 693810, Oct. 12,
1908. )
Skating party.
1908. )
Tuning up. (F 69309, Oct. 12, 1908.)
HARTLOVE (WILLIAM W.), New York,
NZ
Look pleasant, please.
Oct. 28, 1908.)
Harvey (Frep), Kansas City, Mo.
[27302-27314
I] Paso, Tex. 1-6. (F 70188-70193,
Noy. 6, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 30, 1908.)
(F 69499, Oct. 19,
_
(H 117540,
| Log bridge. (H 117440, Oct. 24,
1908. )
My pipe. (H 117102, Oct. 16, 1908.)
[27276 |
Spider, crescent.
26, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1908.)
HAMMOND (R. W.), Fremont, Nebr.
[27277-27284
[Danny Dreamer series], 1-8. (G
20103-20110, Nov. 2, 1908; 2 c. of each
Oct. 26, 1908.)
HARGER & BLISH, Dubuque, Iowa.
[27285, 27286
Dubuque, Iowa, 2, 3. (H 117575-
117576, Oct. 28, 1908.)
(H 117444, Oct. |
Old church of Guadalupe - Juarez,
Mexico. (F 70194, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ¢.
| Oct. 30, 1908.)
Petrified log jam. (H 117441, Oct.
24, 1908.)
Second forest, Adamana. (H 117439,
Oct. 24, 1908.)
Syracuse, Kans., the Sequoyah. 1-2.
(H 117079-117080, Oct. 15, 1908.)
HAVENS (SAMUEL H.) & CHUDOBA (F.),
Hartford, Conn. [27315
Hartford bridge illuminated. (H
117040, Oct. 15, 1908.)
| ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
Havers (Epwin A.), New York, N. Y. |
[27316 |
Reflections of spring. (F 69599, Oct. |
22, 1908.) )
Hayes witHocraPrHinae co., Buffalo, |
Wis [27317-27329
Canoeing.
Chief’s daughter.
4, 1908.)
_Hquestrienne (The) (G 20124, Nov.
4, 1908.)
Expectancy. (G 20118, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Indian maiden. 1-4 (G 20114—
20117, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Penelope. (G 20123, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Society maid. 1-4. (G 20119-20122,
Nov. 4, 1908.)
Herter (AvBert), New York, N. Y. |
[27330-27333
Genoa. — London.— New York. — |
Paris. [4 photographs.] (H 117111- |
117112, Oct. 17, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct.
17, 1908; H 117113-117114, Oct. 17, |
1902; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1908.) |
AicpesHEIMER (S.) & ©O., LTD., Lon-
don, England. [27334-27337 |
More heavens than one. (F 69796,
Oct. 30, 1908.)
Not caught yet.
(G 20113, Nov. 4, 1908.)
(HI 117854, Nov. |
(F 69794, Oct. 30,
1908. ) |
One two three—go. (F 69795, Oct. |
80, 1908.)
Pick-a-back. (EF 69797, Oct. 30, |
1908. )
2 ce. of each Oct. 24, 1908.
Hitt (Harry EF.), Canada.
[27338-27340
Oranges. 616-618.
117408, Oct. 24, 1908.)
HoLtiyEerR (SAMUEL), Hudson Heights,
Md: [27341-27350
Bellevue hospital, 1880. (EF 69478,
Oct. 17, 1908.)
Bull’s head hotel, 1880. (EF 69476,
Oct. 17, 1908.)
Fort Amsterdam, 1626. (F 69474, |
Oct: 17, 1908.)
Fort George, 1750. (EF 69475, Oct.
17, 1908.)
Fort Lafayette, 1850. (F 69478, Oct.
17, 1908.)
Fulton ferry, 1746. (F 69479, Oct.
17, 1908.)
Kingsbridge road, 1855.
Oct. 17, 1908.)
Phillipse manor house,
69472, Oct. 17, 1908.)
(EF 69477,
1855. (F
| HOLSINGER
| round-up, Oct. 3, 1908, 1-3.
| 116923, Oct. 12, 1908.)
| Howe (Abert Z.), St. Louis, Mo.
| laying.
(H 117401- |
AND PRINTS, ETC.
HoLityer (SAMUEL)—Continued.
Residence of Mayor Tieman’s father,
1850. (F 69480, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Shot tower, 1858. (IF 69471, Oct. 17,
1908.)
(R. W.), Charlottesville,
[27351, 27352
cook. (H
Va.
Jackson’s (General)
117939, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Rector (J. A.) (H 117204, Oct. 19,
1908. )
Hoover (THOMAS JACOB), Carlinville,
Til. [27353-27355
Carlinville, Ill., Otwell’s farmer boy
(H 116921-
[27356-27358
Cedar pasture. (H 117869, Nov. 4,
1908. )
Lake Minnetonka. (H 117868, Novy. 4,
1908.)
Wood fire. (H 117870, Nov. 4, 1908.)
| Hower (IpA LyNncH), Chicago, Ill.
[27359
McCutcheon (John T.). (H 117852,
| Nov. 2, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1908.)
Huser (WILLIAM F.,), Berkeley, Cal.
[27360
| Central Richmond tracts. (F 68136,
| Aug. 29, 1908. ) *
| Hupert (H.C.), St. Louis, Mo. [27361
St. Louis cathedral, corner stone
(H 117326, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Hucutry (H. W.), co., Boston, Mass.
[27362
Smoking girl. (H 117853, Oct. 31,
1908; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1908.)
HUMMER (ARTHUR C.), Seattle, Wash.
7363
White house. (H 117335, Oct. 22,
1908; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1908.)
Hutt (Henry), New York, N. Y.
[ 27364, 27365
(F 70036, Oct.
Christmas wreath.
27, 1908.)
Sleighing.
(F 70037, Oct. 27, 1908.)
INGOLD (FERDINAND), Monroe, Wis.
[27366-27368
| Coming of greater Monroe. (G
| 19979, Oct. 24, 1908.)
Monroe, Wis., 1, 2. (G19980-19981,
| Oct. 24, 1908.)
436
INTER-STATE SCHOOLS, INC., Cedar Rap-
ids, Iowa. [27869
Onward. (F 67838, Aug. 15, 1908;
2c. Sept. 30, 1908.)
juvine’, {4,.°'T),
Colo.
Colorado Springs, Colo.,
midland band. (H 117329, Oct. 22,
1908; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1908.)
Irvine (G. W.), Waterville, N. Y.
Colorado Springs,
[27370
Happy family. (H 113727, July 13,
1908; 1 c. June 27, 1908; 1 c. Sept. 19,
1908. )
JACKSONVILLE BOARD OF TRADE, Jackson-
ville, Fla.
New Jacksonville. (H 116623, Oct.
7, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1908.)
Colorado |
[27371
ae |
:
pt. Iv, n.8., v.33
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
JOHNSTON (R. W.) studio, Pittsburg,
Pa [27384-
artvoach (Walter) at piano. wb
117937, Noy. 5, 1908.)
Guthrie (Geo. W.), Mayor of pac
burgh. (H 117653, Oct. 30,1908.)
Kimball (Mrs. C. F.) (H 117076,
Oct. 15, 1908.)
(H 117198, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Miller (Miss Christine). (H 117075,
Oct. 15, 1908.) p
| JUDGE COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
[27372 |
JACOBSON (ALBERT E.), New “York,
bs Fe [27373 |
In the park. (H 1179438, Nov. 6,
1908. )
JAENEL (LuDwiG), Chicago, Ill. [27374
Knock out. (H 117019, Oct. 18, |
1908. )
JANISCH (Victor), St. Louis, Mo.
[27375
Reduced to ashes. (H 117162, Oct.
19, 1908.)
JAY (JoserPH), Kokomo, Ind.
Hoof-o. (F 69557, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Jouns (A. R.), Yazoo City, Miss.
[27377
Home of John Sharp Williams, Ya-
zoo City, Miss. (H 117927, Nov. 5,
1908. )
JOHNS (Mrs. HEPBURN), Sewickley, |
Pa. [27378, 27379
Edgeworth Seminary on Beaver road
at Edgeworth, Pa. (F 69572, Oct. 21,
1908. )
Neely’s blacksmith shop on Beaver
read near Little Sewickley creek.
69571, Oct. 21, 1908.)
JOHNSON (B. W.), Lily, S. Dak.
Bast Lily, Lily, S. Dak. (H 117465,
[27376 |
27389-27391
Little Johnny and the Teddy a
(I 69637, Oct. 23, 1908.)
— (F 70167, Now. 6, 1908.)
KEELER (CHARLES E.), Atlantic City,
’ [273892
N.
Reflections. (G 19948, Oct. 22, 1908.)
| KELLER BROTHERS, Portland, Oreg.
[27393
Profit and loss. (F 69545, Oct. 20,
1908.)
KELLEY (E. W.), Chicago, Il.
[27394-27433
Bellview, Colo. 8792. (H 117987,
Novy. 7, 1908.) 4
Boulder, Colo. 8788, 8789. (H
117983, 117984, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Breckenridge and the ten mile range,
Colo. 8790. (H 117985, Noy. 7, 1908.)
Bryan (Hon. William Jennings),
§S$22-8825. (H 117591-117594, Oct. 29,
1908. )
Chicago, I1l., 8838, 8839, 8842. -
118000- 118002, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Lincoln park, 8773, 8774, 8829-
8835, 8848. (H 117970, 117971, 117993—
_ 117999, 118003, Nov. 7, 1908.)
(F |
| Nov.
[27380 |
| Colo. 8796.
Oct. 24, 1908; 1 c. Oct. 13, 1908; 1 ¢. |
Oct. 24, 1908.)
JOHNSON co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
[27881-27383
Birds on the Great Salt lake islands. |
Mormon Tabernacle choir with por-
traits.
Scalped on the plains,
(H 116889-116891, Oct. 3, 1908.)
| (H 117990, Nov.
| S777.
|
| 117992, Noy.
Denver and the Rockies, Colo. 8785.
(H 117981, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Eureka, Utah. 8782. (H 117978,
7, 1908.)
Gathering sugar beets near Greeley,
(H 117991, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Greeley, Colo., filter presses. 8795.
7, 1908.)
Heber and the Provo valley, Utah.
(H 117978, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Immense crowd hearing William J.
Bryan speak, Forest park, Chicago,
Labor day, 1908. 8826. (H 117595,
Oct. 29, 1908.)
8797. (H
In apple blossom time.
7, 1908.)
. 45-48, Nov., 1908
ie (. W.)—Continued.
| In Bingham canyon, Utah.
117975, Nov. 7, 1908.)
| In the mountains near Eureka, Utah.
B1S1. (H 117977, Nov. 7, 1908.)
| Little newsboy. 8821.
Oct. 29, 1908.)
'Mammoth, Utah. 8780.
fov. 7, 1908.)
‘ fount Princeton, Colo.
N988, Nov. 7, 1908.)
_ Overlooking the mines of Gilman,
ag
|
8793.
jolo. 8791. (H 117986, Nov.
City, Utah. 8778. ca 117974,
Nov. 7, 1908.)
a “Salt Lake City, Utah. 8783, 8784.
1 117979, 117980, Nov. 7, 1908.)
‘Silver Plume, Colo. 8787.
117982, Nov. 7, 1908.)
| Twin lakes, Colo. 8794.
lov. 7, 1908.)
| Upper Mammoth, Utah. 8776.
1972, Nov. 7, 1908.)
ELLY (GrEoRGE F.),
B Cal.
as cupid.
(H 117989,
San Francisco,
(H 1170338, Oct. 14,
Modern Madonna.
, 1908.)
Thought.
OS
(H 1170384, Oct.
Mit > 117085,. Oct. , 14,
Young America. Oct.
» 1908.)
msEY (H. N.), Chicago, Ill.
Sun pledge. (KF 69688,
0S.
LZ (I. D.), Reynoldsville, Pa.
(H 117036,
[27438
Oct," 23,
, eynoldsville, Pa.
» 1908. )
(H 117624, Oct.
q N. Y
Rising tide. (F 69245, Oct.
8; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1908.)
SITERLINUS LITHOGRAPHIC MFG. CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [27441
Vacation time. (G 19949, Oct. 22,
NG (JAMES B.), Los Angeles, Cal.
uray, Colo. 1-3. (CH . 1A TE—
218, Oct. 26, 1908; 2 ¢« of each
meds, 1908.)
Daeiphia, Pa.
Birthday greetings; the constella-
- Libra. (F 69287, Oct. 9, 1908;
. Oct. 13, 1908.)
61754—08——2
[27445
[27489
PPLER & SCHWARZMANN, New York, |
[27440
G, |
[27442-27444 |
MP (CHARLES MICHAEL), -Phila- |
(Ho
| Koster (ALBERT J.), New York, N
7, 1908.) |
(CH |
(H
|
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
8779. |
(H 117590, |
(H 117976, |
|
| 117039, Oct. 15, 1908 ;
ETC. 437
| KNOEDLER (E. L.), New York, N. Y.
[27446-27449
Last of the bin; W. Dendy Sadler.
| (I 69497, Oct. 19, 1908.)
Chiffre d’amour; Fragonard.
69913, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Pipe and a glass; W. Dendy Sadler.
(F 69495, Oct. 19, 1908.)
Whig and a Tory; W. Dendy Sadler.
(F 69496, Oct. 19, 1908.)
(F
Paar
[27450
Deutsches theatre. (F 69256, Oct. 1,
| 1908. )
| KoLp BroTHeERS, Grand Canyon, Ariz.
[27451-27458
Electrical storm in Grand canyon.
(H 117150, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Five hundred fathoms deep.
117153, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Fossil rocks, 2. (H 117155, Oct. 17,
1908. )
From Fossil rocks, 1.
(Hi
(H 117154,
| Oct. 17, 1908.)
[27434-27487 |
Head of trail. (H 117151, Oct. 17,
_ 1908.)
Nature’s architecture. (H 117152,
Oct. 17, 1908.)
Rowe point, 1.
1908. )
9
dels
(H 117149, Oct. 17,
(H 117106, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Kontr (Ismpor), New York, N. Y.
[27459
Festival procession. (H 117940,
Nov. 6, 1908.)
IKUGLER COMPANY, Newark N. J.
[27460
Taft (William Howard) and party.
| (H 117268, Oct. 20, 1908.)
| La Barer, (H. L.), Sand Lake, Mich.
[27461
Cottages, Whitefish lake. (H 117922,
Nov. 5, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1908.)
LARRABEE (CHARLES W.), Revere,
Mass. [27462
Revere, Mass., new high school. (H
2c. Oct. 3, 1908.)
LAWLER (JOSEPH), New York, N. Y.
[27463
Which do you want? (F 69424,
Oct. 3, 1908.)
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., New York,
INE OY. [27464, 27465.
Audience, converts’ rally, evangelis-
tie committee of N. Y. (H 116497,,.
Oct. 3, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1908.)
1908.
Chicago assn. of commerce, Oct. 7,
(H 116774, Oct. 9, 1908.) -
438
LELAND (CAROLINE DENNIS), Lincoln,
Nebr. [27466-27471
Moon and owl series. 1-6 (H
117175-117180, Oct. 19, 1908.)
LEWIN (WILLIAM O.), Yonkers, N. Y.
[27472
Monument erected by Yonkers lodge
P. B. O. B. 1908. (H 1176520, Oct. 27,
1908. )
Lewis (D. J.), South Haven, Mich.
27473, 27474
Fall (H 117472, Oct. 26,
1908. )
Home at eventide.
26, 1908.)
LINDSLEY (LAWRENCE DENNY), Lake-
side, Wash. [27475-27480
Chelan series, 487-442. (H 117297-
117302, Oct. 20, 1908.)
LINE & CO., Elizabeth, N. J. (27481
Mount St. Mary’s college, Watchung
mountain, Plainfield, N. J. (H 1173818,
Oct. 21, 1908.
LOCHRIE (GEORGE R.), Lorimor, Iowa.
[27482
(H 117822,
fruit.
(H 117473, Oct.
Corn is king in Iowa.
Nov. 2, 1908.)
Lone (DANIEL B.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[27483-27485
Casket top, 821-365. (H 117510, Oct.
26, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1908.)
Lilies and upright narrow oval, 811.
(EF 40807, Mar. 9, 1906; 1 c. Mar. 9,
1906; 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1908.)
Wreath and ~>base, 820-81. (H
117509, Oct. 26, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 27,
1908. )
LONMAN (L. H.), Pine Flats, Pa.
[27486
Cherry Tree, looking north (H
116706, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Losry (Nortu H.), Indianapolis, Ind.
[27487
Coming of the cyclone. (H 116892,
Oct. 12, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 3, 1908.)
Lotz (FRANK P.), Watervliet, N. Y.
[27488
Cornell chimes. (H 116769, Oct. 9,
1908. )
LOWMAN (L. H.), Pine Flats, Pa.
[27489
Heilwood from water tank. (H
117535, Oct. 27, 1908.
Lucas (Drs WITT B.), Pittsburg, Pa.
[27490-27494
Looking down on busy Smithfield
street. (H 117041, Oct. 15, 1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, n. 8,
Lucas (Dre Witt B.)—Continued.
Philadelphia, peal of bells, old Chri
church. (F 69883, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Pittsburg by night. 1-8. (H 117
117266, Oct. 20, 1908.) 4
Luse (J. F.), St. Paul, Minn. [274
Today of yesterday. (G 19763, O
2, 1908.)
McCuvre (T. C.), New York, N. Y. [
[27496-
Bub, he’s always to blame.
69324, Oct. 12, 1908.)
(F 69542, Oct. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 69745, Oct. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69909, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Mary and her little lamb. (F 6982
Oct. 12, 1908.) ’
(I 69548, Oct. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 69747, Oct. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69910, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises.
69322, Oct. 12, 1908.)
(F 69540, Oct. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 697438, Oct. 26, 1908.)
(F 69907, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Simon makes a swap. (F 69825,
12, 1908.)
(F 69544, Oct. 20, 1908.)
Simon Simple’s pet jibboon.
69746, Oct. 26, 1908.)
(F 69911, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a
(I° 69823, Oct. 12, 1908.)
— (F 69541, Oct. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 69744, Oct. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69908, Oct. 31, 1908.)
McCorp (LuTHER A.), Laurens, 8. C
:
.
4
4
:
7 a i
ii
Goose used by Pres. Andrew Joh
son, coat made by Pres. Johnson. (H
117105, Oct. 17, 1908; 2 ¢«. Oct.
1908.)
McCrrmmon (Roy S.), South ¢
Mich. [
Michigan national guard, Troop -
cavalry. (H 117201, Oct. 19, 1908.) 5
MacDonatp (Preie), New York, N. i
Parsons (Herbert). F. (H 117344
Oct. 22, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1908.)
McDowe Lt (Forest W.), Seville, Ohi
[2751
Bates (Capt. M. V.) and wife, Se
ville, Ohio, and Frank Bowman, Me
dina, Ohio. (H 117309, Oct. 21, 1908.
os. 45-48, Nov., 1908
MacPurrson (H. K.), Chicago, Ill.
Unveiling the tea burners monu-
ment, Greenwich, N. J. (H 116855,
Oct. 12, 1908.)
MAIL AND EXPRESS co., New York,
[27520 |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS,
| Oct. 12, 1908;
IN, Xs [27521-27529 |
Bryan’s only record. (IF 69348, Oct.
13, 1908.)
Fooled again. (F 69754, Oct. 27,
1908. )
Good lungs, but——. (IF 69563, Oct. |
21, 1908.)
In the middle of the road.
Oct. 21, 1908.)
It won’t come off.
§, 1908.)
( I" 69570,
(F 69277, Oct.
Perpetual motion. (IF 69470, Oct. 17,
1908. )
Third and last time. (F 69469, Oct.
17, 1908.)
_ Unwelcome news to Bryan.
69273, Oct. 8, 1908.)
Words and deeds.
13, 1908.)
MANHATTAN POST CARD CO., Chicago,
(F
(F 69347, Oct.
TT, [27530
Announcement. (I 69288, Oct. 8,
1908. )
ANCEAU (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[27581-27585
Gould (Miss Marjorie). 1-5. (H
117484-117488, Oct. 24, 1908.)
MARTIN (WILLIAM H.), Ottawa, Kans.
[27586, 27537
His trip bore fruit. (H 117270, Oct.
20, 1908.)
Potatoes. (H 115385, Sept. 8, 1908;
1c. Sept. 8, 1908; 1 c. Sept. 26, 1908.)
aaa (GroRGE), Paris, France.
[27588-27541
Honeymoon ina balloon. (H 116787,
Oct. 10, 1908.)
Incident from Don Quixote.
116785, Oct. 10, 1908.)
- Rude awakening.
10, 1908.)
- Wonderful charm.
10, 1908.)
MrNncu (Put), Clear Lake, Iowa.
[27542-27545
Clear Lake, Iowa. (H 117199, Oct.
12, 1908; 2 c Oct. 19, 1908.)
(H 117244-117246, Oct. 19,
(H
(H 116786, Oct.
(H 116788, Oct.
| MINER
ETC. 439
| Merrinrt (FRANK H.), Manchester,
N.H [27546
Patiently weighting. (H 117536,
| Oct. 27, 1908.)
Oct. 12, 1908; 1c. Oct. 7, 1908; 1c. |
MERRYMAN (C. L.), Kerkhoyen, Minn.
[27547
, Spicer makes
2, 1908.)
INC., Washington,
[27548
Message from the moon. (F 69311,
Z2¢
e. Oct. 17, 1908.)
On Green lake, Minn.,
good. (H 117766, Nov.
Mertz & MERTZ Co.,
D.C.
| MrLLeR (WALTER P.), Seattle, Wash.
[27549
Dory mates. Nov. 2,
1908. )
(H 117765,
(H. C.) LITHOGRAPHING CO.,
New York, N. Y. [27550-27553
Bettys (The). (H 117762, Oct. 31,
1908; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1908.)
Cahill (Marie). (G 19833,
1908. )
Man from home. (G 19877, Oct. 13,
1908; 2 c. Oct. 15, 1908.)
—l1sh. 14825. (G 19834, Oct. 10,
1908. )
MITCHELL (JOHN J.), New York, N. Y.
[27554, 27555
American fashions. Sartorial art
journal. October, 1908. Supplements
A, B. (F 67138, 67139, July 16, 1908;
Oct. 10,
| 2 c. of each Oct. 22, 1908.)
MoFrFAT, YARD & co., New York, N. Y.
[27556
Little child shall lead them. (F
69805, Oct. 30, 1908.)
MOFFETT STUDIO, Chicago, II].
[27557-27566
Cardelli (Count Giovonni) 1-3. (H
116857-116859, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Hayward (William) (H 116787,
Oct. 8, 1908.)
Hitcheock (Frank H)
Oct. 29, 1908.)
Holmes (Burton) 1-2. (H 117173—-
117174, Oct. 19, 1908.)
Longworth (Nicholas)
Oct. 10, 1908.)
Stevenson (Adlai)
10, 1908.)
Upton (Mrs. E. L.)
27, 1908.)
MONAGAN (B.),
(H 117577,
(H 116783,
(H 116782, Oct.
(H 117519, Oct.
Gainesville, Tex.
[27567
Adopted pigs. (H 117345, Oct. 22,
-)
1908
440
oe
Moore (ALBERT THOMAS), New Bruns-
wick, N. J. - [27568
New Brunswick base ball club. (H
117517, Oct. 27, 1908.)
MoorE BROTHERS, Washington, D. C.
[27569
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
|
Welcome to our city. (F 70158, |
Nov. 5, 1908.) |
Morris & co., Chicago, Ill. 27570
Live stock. (F 69268, Oct. 8, 1908.)
MUELLER BROS., Chicago, Ill.
27571
Country road with large trees close |
together on one side. (H 116624, Oct.
7, 1908.)
MunNN & co., New York, N.
Consumption of paper marks the in-
Xs
[27572-27575
tellectual development of a nation. (F |
69246, Oct. 6, 1908.)
Reconnoitering from a military aero-
plane. (F 69755, Oct. 27, 1908.)
Scientific American, New York, 1898—
1908, engineering number. (I 70020,
Nov. 2, 1908.)
Windmill. (H. 117408, Oct. 24,
1908; 2 ¢c. Oct. 26, 1908.)
Murrpuy (TuHos. D.) co., Red Oak,
Iowa. 27576, 27577
Bunch of excitement; Gollings. (G
20126, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Twentieth century girl; Bryson. (G
20112, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Murpuy & Farrar, Augusta, Ga.
[27578 |
Augusta, Ga., flood scenes, 1908. (F |
69556, Oct. 19, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH co., Chicago, Ill.
[27579, 27580
| Oct. 30, 1908.)
Has a pull. 3511. (H 117208, Oct.
19, 1908.)
Quick meal. 3510. (H 117202, Oct.
19, 1908.)
NATIONAL PRESS ASSN., Washington, |
D. C. [27581
Opening session, international con-
gress on tuberculosis. (H 1163835, Sept.
29, 1908.)
Neat (BE. B.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[27582
Departure of the hunters.
- NEUENSCHWANDER(A. L.), Payne, Ohio. |
[27583
Starvation, ruination and damnation
railroad. (F 69286, Oct. 9, 1908.)
(EF |
70048, Oct. 31, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1908.) )
|New York HeraLp COMPANY, Jer
City, N. J. [27609-27'
Angelic Angelina. (F 69429, Oc
pt. Iv, n.s.,Vv.3
(New
Jersey City,
[27584-27608
(F 69452, Oct. 15,
New YORK EVENING TELEGRAM
York herald co.),
N. ie
Aeroplane Andy.
1908. )
— (F 69612, Oct. 22, 1908.)
—— (F 69791, Oct. 29, 1908.)
(F 70162, Nov. 5, 1908.)
Book-taught Bilkins. (F 69355, Oct.
13, 1908.)
(I* 69555, Oct. 20, 1908. )
—— (F 69759, Oct, 27, 1908.)
(F 70047, Nov. 3, 1908.)
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
69468, Oct. 16, 1908.)
(I 69534, Oct. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 69661, Oct. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 69676, Oct. 26, 1908.)
—— (F 69880, Oct. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 70024, Nov. 2, 1908.)
(F 70229, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Neighborly Miss Nosey. (F 69535,
Oct. 19, 1908.)
(F 69675, Oct. 26, 1908.)
(F 70023, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Pilgrim’s progress. (F 69366, Oct.
14, 1908.)
—— (F 69598, Oct. 21, 1908.)
—— (IF 69769, Oct, 28, 1908.)
(F 70163, Noy. 5, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 694
Oct. 17, 1908.)
(F 69673, Oct. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 69884, Oct. 31, 1908.)
(¥
15, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1908. )
(F 69435, Oct. 15, 1908; 2¢€
Oct. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 69441, Oct. 15, 1908; 2¢€
(F 70215, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Buster Brown. (F 69428, Oct. 15
1908; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1908.)
—_— (F 69434, Oct. 15, 1908; 298
Oct. 23, 1908.)
—_ (F 69440, Oct. 15, 1908; 28
Oct. 30, 1908.)
a (FP 70216; Nov. % 1908. )
Daily hint from Paris. (¥F 69354
Oct. 138, 1908.)
—_— (F 69365, Oct. 14, 1908.)
—_— (F 69446, Oct. 15, 1908.)
—— (F 69467, Oct. 16, 1908.)
fnos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
‘New YorK HeRaLtp company—Cont’d.
| Daily hint from Paris. (F 69493,
‘Oct. 17, 1908.)
| —— (F 69536, Oct. 19, 1908.)
| —— (F 69587, Oct. 19, 1908.)
| —— (Ff 69554, Oct. 20, 1908.)
| ——(F 69592, Oct. 21, 1908.)
| —— (F 69608, Oct. 22, 1908.)
| ——(F 69609, Oct. 22, 1908;
Oct. 23, 1908.)
_—— or ‘sla Oct. 24, 1908.)
, Oct. 26, 1908; 2 ¢.
nb
ie)
5
Oct. 27, 1908.)
| — (F 69679, Oct. 26, 1908.)
— (F 69760, Oct. 27, 1908.)
(F 69761, Oct. 27, 1908; 2 ec.
et. 28, 1908.)
(F 69788,
et. 30, 1908.)
_— (F 69789, Oct. 29, 1908.)
—— (F 69881, Oct. 30, 1908; 2 ec.
ct. 31, 1908.)
— (F 69885, Oct. 31, 1908; 2 «¢.
oy. 2, 1908.)
=—— (F' 70021, Nov. 2, 1908.)
(EF 70046, Nov. 3, 1908.)
(F 70067, Nov. 4, 1908; 2 «.
vy. 5, 1908.)
(F 70164, Nov. 5, 1908.)
— (F 70230, Nov. 6, 1908.)
(F 70239, Nov.
ov. 9, 1908. )
Fluffy Ruffles. (F 69433, Oct. 15,
me; 2 c. Oct. 16. 1908.)
Me ouull, Oct. 22, 1908; 2 ¢.
23, 1908.)
—— (IF 69790, Oct. 29, 1908; 2 «
t. 30, 1908.)
(EF 70210, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Jack Lantern and the walnuts. (F
610, Oct. 22, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1908.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (F
meee. 15, 1908; 2° ¢ Oct. 16,
(FF 60439, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 «¢.
23, 1908.)
(EF 69445, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 ec.
. 30, 1908.)
(F 70211, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (F
mee Oct, 15, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 16,
O08.)
—— (EF 69487, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 «.
i 23, 1908.)
'% (EF 69448, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 «.
t. 30, 1908.)
(F 70213, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Oct. 29, 1908; 2 c.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
Ts; 1888 32)
441
NEw YorK HERALD COMPANY—Cont’d.
New Italian liner bound for New
York. (F 69678, Oct. 26, 1908; 2 c.
Oct. 27, 1908.)
Returning tourists fill cabins of eae
bound liners. (F 69345, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 69430,
Oct. 15, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1908.)
(F 69436, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 «¢
Oct. 238, 1908.)
(F 69442, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 ec.
Oct. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 70214, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Travel to the Mediterranean in-
creasing. (F 69538, Oct. 19, 1908; 2 ¢.
Oct. 20, 1908.)
Uncle Dick shows Tommy a new
stunt. (F 69426, Oct. 15, 1908, 2 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1908.)
Vegetables and fruits in Funny land.
(F 69296, Oct. 9, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 12,
1908. )
Waggles in Wonderland. (F 69482,
Oct. 15, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1908.)
——(F 69488, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 c.
Oct. 23, 1908.)
— (F 69444, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1908.)
(F 70212, Nov. 6, 1908.)
West bound passenger fleet on At-
lantic delayed. (EF 70022, Nov. 2,
1908. )
NIEMEYER (FREDERICK C.), Dubuque,
Iowa. [2767
Mother’s love. (H 117698, Oct. 31,
1908. )
NOTMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC Co., Boston,
Mass. [2767
Boston [Mass.], Copley square. (H
117384, Oct. 238, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 24,
1908.)
NOWELL (FRANK H.), Seattle, Wash.
[27672, 27673
Nome, Alaska. (H 1179385, Nov. 5,
1908. )
St. Michael, Alaska, old Russian
block house, built 1838. 6033. (H
117934, Nov. 5, 1908.)
OHIO INK MFG. co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
[27674
Quaker. (H 116780, Oct. 10, 1908.)
Otson (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[27675-27722
Breckenridge, Minn. 1-9.—Eden
Valley, Minn. 1-6.—Mahnomen, Minn.
1-5.—Torah, Minn. 1—10.—Wahpeton,
N. Dak. 1-18. [48 photographs] (H
116924-116937, 116939-116972, Oct. 12,
1908. )
442 CATALOGUE OF
O’REILLY (TERRENCE M.), Providence,
a
Breffni castle, A-—D.
117926, Nov. 5, 1908.)
OsBORN (BENJAMIN F.), Rippey, Iowa.
[27727
Men who make Rippey the most |
alive town in Iowa.
26, 1908.)
OSBORNE COo., New York, N. Y.
(H 117450, Oct.
[27728-27735 |
(F 70197, Nov. 6, |
Across the moor.
1908. )
Girl in brown. (F 69360, Oct. 14,
1908. )
Flower girl. (IF 70195, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Marie. (H 117942, Noy. 6, 1908.)
Off Labrador. (F 70196, Nov. 6,
1908. ) |
Venice, in the harbor. 1-3. (F
70198-70200, Noy. 6, 1908.)
OTIS LITHOGRAPH CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
[27786-27782
Babes in Toyland, 1, 2. (G 19987-
19988, Oct. 26, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct.
16, 1908.)
Coming thro’ the rye. (G 19989,
Oct. 26, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1908.)
and Mrs. Cobb. (G 19835,
Oct. 10, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
Gay musician. 7385, 686 A, 686 B,
688. (G 19794, Oct. 7, 1908; 2 c. Oct.
8, 1908; G 19886-19838, Oct. 10, 1908;
2c. of each Oct. 8, 1908.)
Glaser (Lulu)
1908; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
Graustark. 1-2. (G 19795-19796,
Oct. 7, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 3, 1908.)
1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 8, 1908.)
[27723-27726 |
(H 117923—
1908 ;
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
| 2 c. Oct. 16, 1908.)
| girl—Spanish girl.
(G 19842, Oct. 10, |
| Oct.
(G 19889-19840, Oct. 10, |
Health and strength acquired in ten |
lessons. 747. (G 19797, Oct.
2c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
Lalor (Mr. Frank) in Prince Hum-
7, 1908 ;
| 117545-117547, Oct. 28, 1908.)
bug. 607, 608, 609 A, 609 B. (G
19583-19586, Aug. 31, 1908.) |
Land of Nod. 619, 567. (G 1979S—
19799, Oct. 7, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 3, |
1908.)
2c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
— 604, 566-—A, 566-B, 565-—A,
565-B. (G 19990-19994, Oct. 26, 1908 ;
2c. of each Oct. 16, 1908.)
and the ere 641, 640.
T, 1908; 2 ec. Oct.
Money
(G 19800-19801, Oct.
3, 1908.)
(G 19841, Oct. 10, 1908; |
| Parrirr (WILLIAM), Goshen, Ind.
[
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
OTIS LITHOGRAPH co.—Continued.
Morning, noon & night. 654, 655,
722, 696, 734, 653, 666, 695. (G 19802-
19809, Oct. 7, 1908 ; 2 ec. of each Oct.
3, 1908.)
——710 A, B. (G 19843-19844, Oct.
10, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 8, 1908.)
Paid in full. 523. (G 19810, Oct. 7,
2 c. Oct. 3, 1908.)
School days. (G 19845, Oct. 10,
1908 ; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
——Herman Timberg. 630. (G
19811, Oct. 7, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1908.)
Shore acres. Uncle Nat saves
Liddy Ann. (G 19995, Oct. 26, 1908;
Taliaferro (Mabel) (G 19996, Oct
26, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1908.)
Thoroughbreds. (G 19997, Oct. 26
1908; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1908.)
Too many wives. The Scotch me
go round. (G 19998, Oct. 26, 1908;
c. Oct. 16, 1908.)
Wanted by the police, 1. (G 19999
Oct. 26, 1908; 2 ce. Oct. 16, 1908.)
2. (G 20000, Oct. 26, 1908;
__
ec. Oct. 21, 1908.)
OX¥FORD-PRINT, Boston, Mass.
[27783-—
American girl.—Asiatie girl—Du
girl—French’ girl—German gir
Indian girl.—Irish girl.—Italian girl.
Japanese girl.—Mexican girl.
[12 prints] (
69507-69518, Oct. 19, 1908.)
I’acu Bros., New York, N. Y.
[27795-2780
Burdette (R. J.) 87927. (H 116709
7, 1908.)
Crimmins (John D.) (
116710, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Dix (John A.) S88080A, 8S080E
8808SOF. (H 116711-1167138, Oct. 7
1908. ) 6
Marconi (Wm.) 88290,D,E,F. (
88082.
Pulitzer (Ralph). 81808, C, D. (@
117542, 117543, Oct. 28, 1908.)
Stokes (J. G. P.) 88126A, 88
(H 116707, 116708, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Ward (J. Q. A.) 882386. (H11
Oct. 28, 1908.)
Goshen,
| band park.
Ind., dedication, Roger
(H 117453, Oct. 26, 1908.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS
45-48, Nov., 1908
y
RRoTT (EnisgAu D.), Seattle, Wash.
[27809
Parrott air ship as a life saver. (H
($24, Noy. 3, 1908.)
kTTON (EH. Coox), Salem, Oreg.
[27810
Banking system of today. (H 117200,
tt. 19, 1908.)
BENNINGTON (Sox A.), Kokomo, Ind.
[27811
U. S. regulator. (G 19666, Sept. 19,
08; 2 c. Oct. 8, 1908.)
KINS (W. B.), gR., Lead, S. Dak.
: . [27812
Natural bridge, Black hills, S. Dak.
‘e 117385, Oct. 24, 1908.)
[ELAN (A. B.), New York, N. Y.
(117016, Oct. 13, 1908.)
Overhauling the navy.
15, 1908.)
Vegetarian (The). (H 117614, Oct.
1908.) :
We're the greatest on earth.
928, Noy. 5, 1908.)
IOTO COLOR GRAPH co., New York,
min. X. [27817-27822
Azalias—Daffodils and double vio-
S—Fleur de lis—Japanese lily.—-
wson pinks.—White rose and purple
[6 chromos] (G 20085-20099,
t. 29, 1908.)
(H
ER (MiLToN Epson), Albuquerque,
_N. Mex. [27823-27826
Juan of San Domingo. (H 117820,
yy. 2, 1908.)
Bente (Gov.). (H 117818, Nov. 2,
JOe
Lente (Juan). (H 117819, Nov. 2,
8.)
IOuw
War captain. (H 117821, Nov. 2,
8.
2c. of each Nov. 4, 1908.
(J. EK. H.), Baltimore, Md.
, [27827-27846
Family portraits. 9-20. (H 117049-
7060, Oct. 15, 1908.)
Mt. Airy, Warsaw, Va. 5-12. (H
1548-117555, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 ¢. of
h Oct. 27, 1908.)
(VireinriA M.), Washington,
C. [27847
Roosevelt (Miss Ethel). (H 117296,
st. 20, 1908.)
| [27813-27816 |
Big guess at the Woodruff House. |
(H 117042, |
)
AND PRINTS, ETC. 443
Pratt (E. C.), Aurora, II.
[ 27848, 27849
(Rev. Father Carl).
(H 117380-117381, Oct. 23, 1908.)
Schneuckel
1-2.
| Pratr Froop co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[27850
We are the jury. (G 19961, Oct. 23,
1908. )
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH
Providence, R. I.
Council at Jerusalem.
69601, Oct. 22, 1908.)
—— 2% x 2%. (F 69461, Oct. 16,
1908. )
—— 23} x 264. (G 19935, Oct. 20,
1908; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1908.)
COMPANY,
[27851-27856
2i by 4 (F
Cradle roll certificate. (G 19922,
; Oct. 17, 1908.)
Heroes of faith. 23 by 4. (F 69600,
Oct. 22, 1908.)
235 x 2i.
(F 69462, Oct. 16,
1908. )
Purpy (J. E.), Wakefield, Mass.
[27857-27864
Long (Hon. John D.), 1-2 (H
117378-117379, Oct. 23, 1908.)
Moody (Justice Wm. H.), 1-6. (H
117121-117126, Oct. 17, 1908.)
QUINBY (FREDERICK J.) co., Boston,
Mass. [27865-27875
Child laughed, chatted. (F 69917,
Nov. 2, 1908.)
Goodbye, goodbye, I shall see you
again. (F 69211, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Have I ever forced you to do what
you did not want to. (F 69209, Oct. 5,
1908. )
I am_ grieved beyond measure,
madame. (F 69918, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Little girl continued on her way.
(F¥ 69922, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Madame Monin began. (F 69920,
Noy. 2, 1908.)
Not a bit of it, monsieur. (F 69919,
Noy. 2, 1908.)
Pay the twelve hundred frances you
owe. (F 69210, Oct 5, 1908.)
Well, what do you think of this per-
formance? (EF 69921, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Why he has followed me. (F 692138,
Oct. 5, 1908.)
You are here, Bertrand. (F 69212,
Oct. 5, 1908.)
Rav (C. E.), Mason City, Iowa.
[27S876, 27877
Cement plant. 1-2. (H_ 11707T-
117078, Oct. 15, 1908.
44 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. 8., V.
Rav (WILLIAM H.), Philadelphia, Pa. | RircHir Bros.—Continued.
[27878-27891 Hauling potatoes. (H 1164389, Oct
De Long (U. S. torpedo boat). | 2, 1908.)
26579. (H 117725, Oct. aL, 1908. ) Load of cabbage. (H 1164438, Det
Dolphin (U. S. dispatch boat). | 2, 1908.)
26580. (H 117726, Oct. 31, 1908.) Loading corn. (H 116442, Oct.
Idaho (U. S. battleship). 26569, | 1908.)
1908. ) 1908.)
Mississippi (U.S. battleship). 26567, No race suicide here. (H 116446;
26568. (H 117729, 117730, Oct. 31, | Oct. 2, 1908.)
1908. ) Peach ready for market. (H
Montana (U. S. cruiser). 26572, | 116486, Oct. 2, 1908.)
26573. (H 117731, 117732, Oct. 31, Products. (H 116444, Oct. 2, 1908.
1908. ) Cid
New Hampshire (U. S. cruiser). Pins nae hs corn, (H 116437, Oct.
26571. (H 117733, Oct. 31, 1908.) 1c. of each Get: & Aasmaan
North Carolina (U. S. cruiser). Oct i7 1908 7 ay ; : AC
26574, 26575. (H 117734, 117735, Oct. ye aie :
31, 1908.) Ropsins (Harry I.), Boston, Mass. —
Stringham (U.S. torpedo destroyer). [27911-27948
26576. (H 117786, Oct. 31, 1908.) Christmas greetings. 12. (G 19857
Thornton (U. S. torpedo boat). | Oct. 12, 1908.)
26577. (H 117787, Oct. 31, 1908.) Here’s to the merry old world a
Tingey (U. S. torpedo boat). 26578. | all our holidays. (G 19874, Oct.
(H 117738, Oct. 31, 1908.) 1908. )
NE Fr Vag I wish you, dear, a merry yule. 14
{ack Higbee ge atarath ae ‘azo | 30. (G 19859, 19875, Oct. 12, 1908.)
; it. 7855. Nov. May all good cheer be yours
4 Een erabancall slew ite ace Christmas Day. (G 19858, Oct.
, ’ ; 1908. ) (
Ream (G. H.), Peru, Ind. [27893 Merry Christmas. 1-7, 15-20. ((
Peru, Ind., corner stone laying, eR
Miami county court house. (H 117253, a 19860-19865, Oct. )
9 . a
RAG Oi 1B, 2 c. Ook. 18, AOR.) Our national birds. (F 69488, Oct
REICH (Jacques), New York, N. Y. | 17, 1908.) a
[27894 (G 19871, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Grant (General U. 8.) (F 69906, Telegram. 8-11. (G 19853-198 5
Oct. 31, 1908.) Oct. 12, 1908.)
REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING ASSN., Thanksgiving. (G 19872, Oct.
Takoma Park, D. C. [27895 | 1908.)
Pictorial print illustrating the Thanksgiving greetings. 21-25,
prophecies. (F 69272, Oct. 8, 1908; | (G 19866-19870, 19873, Oct. 12, 1908)
2c. Sept. 30, 1908.) —_— 31-87. (F 69481-69487, Oct. 17
Ricwarpson (A. A.), Bemidji, Minn. | 199:) , |
[27896-27899 Roperts (E. Donaxp), Detroit, ‘ ch.
Kelliher vegetables. 1-2. (H 46
116982-1169838, Oct. 18, 1908.) | Composition no. 2758. (¢H 1163 :
Exhibits at Beltrami county fair. | 12 1 F
1-2. (H 116980-116981, Oct. 13, 1908.) | O° 7% 79°) |
2c. of each Oct. 6, 1908. Roperts (Hopart V.), Utica, N. Y.
{ [ S |
bd
Fruit farm. (H 116445, Oct. 2, Ropertson (N.), Fairbanks, Alash |
1908. ) (20
Hauling corn. (H 116488, Oct. 2, Fairbanks, Alaska. (H 117307, Oct
1908.) 20, 1908.) iw
RITCHIE BROS., Bent, yrewo0 ae ete Teft & Sherman in “Galen
117759, Nov. 2, 1908.
Big melon. (H 116441, Oct. 2, 1908.) 7759, Nov 8.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
. 45-48, Nov., 1908
ROMANS PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Seattle,
» Wash. [27952-27963
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
hotos. 10937-10940, 10942-10946,
10949, 10951-10952. (H 117224-117235,
" Vet. 19, 1908.)
LE OSIN (SIGMUND
| Pa.
" City gates.
_ From tropical Florida.
} ug. 14, 1908.)
| Native of Florida.
Philadelphia,
[27964-27969
(F 67822, Aug. 14, 1908.)
(F 67827,
M.),
(F 67824, Aug.
ms 4, 1908.)
Oranges as they grow. (F 67823,
Aug. 14, 1908.
P a de Leon. (F 67826, Aug. 14,
908.
_ Rufus in de cottonfield. (IF 67825,
g. 14, 1908.)
| 2c. of each Oct. 10, 1908.
Ross (CHas.) & son co., Brooklyn,
i a [27970, 27971
Ross improved no. 41 kneading and
lixing machine.
— Working.
) (F 69214, 69215, Sept. 21, 1908; 2c.
f each Oct. 5, 1908.)
RorocrRaPH co., New York, N. Y.
ie, [27972-27976
| Both doing well. (H 117026, Oct.
14, 1908.)
| Correspondence.
1908. )
| Harvest (The)
908. )
Ripe.
~ Somebody’s.
1908. )
R RusseLt (Gro. M.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
14 [27977-27984
| Affiliation — Annexation. — Anticipat
ion. — Congratulation. — Consterna-
tion.—Consummation.—Jollification. —
arturbation. [8 prints]. (F 69216—
169223, Oct. 5, 1908; 2 c. of each Sept.
ed. 1908. )
R USSELL BROTHERS,
(H 117024, Oct. 14,
(H 117023, Oct. 14,
(H 117025, Oct. 14, 1908.)
(H 118083, Nov. 9,
Anniston, Ala.
[27985, 27986
Steel plant, Ensley, 722, 725. (H
648, 117649, Oct. 30, 1908.)
q F. VEDANTA society, San Francisco,
ma Cal. [27987
Jesus Christ in his Yoga posture.
(H 117761, Nov. 2, 1908.)
AND PRINTS, ETC. 445
SACKETT & WILHELMS CoO., Brooklyn,
NN: 3 [27988-27990
Spring & summer 1909 fashions.
Plates A-C. (F 69421-69423, Oct. 6,
1908. )
Sr. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE, Santa Fe,
N. Mex. [27991-27998
Santa Fe, N. Mex. 1-8. (F 69060-
69067, Oct. 1, 1908; 2
28, 1908. )
SCHNEIDER (F. A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[27999-28063
After the touch-down.—All smiles.—
American beauties—Apprentice
(The).—Autumn days.—Baker magi-
cian.—Blue ribbon winners.—Bunch of
mischief.— Chief (The).— Christmas
morn. — Chums.— Convincing _ state-
ment.— Day dreams.— Friends for
years.—Go to grandma’s?—Good be-
ginning.—Good friends.—Helen.—Hia-
watha.—Hide and seek.—High art.—
Home sweet home.—Just a bite.—Lady
of the yellow rose—Laughing eyes.—
Little millers-—Morning bath.—On the
farm.—-Our boy.—Our bulletin.—Our
pet.—Our pride.—Personal attention.—
Phone order.—Prize winner.—Ready
for Sunday school.—Reward (The).—
Right of way.—Ross_ (Betsy).—Sa-
lute.—Shall I order?—Shepherd and
flock.—Shoe my team.—Sweet and
clean.—To-morrow’s Friday.—Too bad
to mend.—Verdict—the best.—Volun-
teer (The).—Want one.—Watch ’em.—
Welcome message—Where is she?—
with pleasure. [53 prints] (F 69367-
69419, Oct. 15, 1908.)
Great sale—If you saw.—Need any
help.— Our phone number. — Saving
proposition.—Some notes.—Something
to it—Special run.—Undecided.—
Worth looking at.—You need this.—
You’ve missed it. [12 chromos] (G
19878-19889, Oct. 15, 1908.)
c. of each Sept.
SCHWEMBERGER (SIMEON), St. Mich-
aels, Ariz. [28064-28082
At the Jemez river—Baby nurs-
ing.—Dipping water.—Jemez dance. 1,
7-11.—Jemez girls— Jemez maiden.—
Jemez water carrier.— Jemez water
carriers. 1, 2. and baby.—
Snake dance. 3, 4,17, 18. [19 photo-
graphs] (H 117486-117504, Oct. 26,
1908.)
SCRIBNER (JOHN H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[28083
Applicant for the eradle roll. (H
117823, Noy. 3, 1908.)
446
[28084
G 20143, Nov.
SELz, Chicago, Ill.
Ross (Betsy) house.
CATALOGUE OF OOPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7, 1908.)
SeweLtt (THoMAsS H.), St. Michaels,
Md. [28085, 28086 |
St. Michaels, Md. 1, 2. (H 117410-
117411, Oct. 24, 1908.)
SHEAHAN (Mavrice T.), Brookline,
Mass. [28087
Mooning. (F 69289, Oct. 9, 1908.)
SHELLY (KATE), Moingona, Iowa.
[28088
Shelly (Kate) post card folder. (F
69455. Oct. 16, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 7,
1908. )
SHELTON (FREDERIC WM.), Lynn, Mass.
[28089
Lee, N. H., Wadley’s bridge. (H
117699, Oct. 31, 1908.)
SHook (F. C.), Tunkhannock, Pa.
[28090-28092
Tunkhannock, Pa. 1-3. (H 117312-
117314, Oct. 21, 1908.)
SHUSTER (ERNEST A.), JR., Washing-
ton, [28093
Original boundary stones of the Dis-
trict of Columbia. (H 117085, Oct. 16,
1908.)
SIEGEL (Henry), Brooklyn, N. Y.
28094-28097
Best wishes. I, 2.
Happy birthday. 1, 2.
(F 69856-69359, Oct. 14, 1908; 2 ec.
of each, Oct. 9, 1908.)
SMALLHOFF
Mass.
(CHas H.), Winthrop,
[28008, 28099
Breakers. (H 116460, Oct. 2, 1908.)
Surf. (H 116461, Oct. 2, 1908.)
SmitH (Lon), Brooklyn, N. Y.
28100-28108
A-hoy.—Chip of the old block.—Cut-
ting his coupons.—Grand stand.—
Happy thoughts.—Minute’s recrea-
Yankee Doodle boy. [9 photographs]
(H 117863-117371, Oct. 28. 1908.)
Snow (CHaArRLES H.), Marblehead,
Mass. [28109~28110
Marblehead, Mass. 1, 2. (FF 70069,
70070, Nov. 5, 1908; 1 ¢c. of each Sept.
5, 1908; 1 c. of each Nov. 5, 1908.)
SoNS OF VETERANS, Geo. A. Custer
Camp 11, Whitman, Mass. [28111
Whitman soldiers monument. (G
19936, Oct. 20, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1908.)
| (F 6922
- pt.1v,n.8., ¥.3
SOUTHERN PacirFic co., San Francisco,
Cal. [28112-28134
Mariposa big tree grove. 10197—
10208, 10211-10214, 10239-10240, 10252—
10254. (H 116824-116848, Oct. 10,
1908 ; 2 c. of each, Oct. 13, 1908.)
—— 10267-10269. (H each Oct. 12,
Oct. 10, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct.
1908.)
SPARRELL ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[28135-28140
Cooling off; by E. Frometin. (F
69226, Oct. 5, 1908.)
Last stand; by E. Petit. (F 69225,
Oct. 5, 1908.)
Ready. (F 69539, Oct. 20, 1908.)
Scattered flock; by Marie Breu. (F
69224, Oct. 5, 1908.)
V acation time; by C. carina
27, Oct. 5, 1908.)
rR
With the hens; by G. Angeloy.
69228, Oct. 5, 1908.)
SprinceR (ArTHUR M.), Brooklyn,
js a 6 [28141
I told you that Bill would be elected.
(F 693549, Oct. 13, 1908.)
STANLAWS New York,
je [28142-28147
Directoire. (F 70040, Oct. 27, 1908.)
Directoire coats. (F 69278, Oct. 8,
1908. ) ‘
Fur garments.
1908. )
Hearthstone (The). (F 70039, Oct.
27, 1908.)
Long coat.
Poster girl.
1908. )
(PENHRYN),
(F 69280, Oct. 8,
(FF 69279, Oct. 8, 1908.)
(F 700388, Oct. 27,
STECHER LITHOGRAPHIC ©O., Roch
Be 0%. [28148—
[Cuts of vegetables for seed en
ope]. 9, 18, 21, 29, 78, 74,97,
110, 112, 114, 117, 120, 123, 124,
202, 207, 209, 219, 221, 222);
, 229-232, 234-240, 249-946,
, 2638-265, 267, 273, BiG. ae
287, 288, 301.
. 26, 1908.)
STEELE (R. B.), St. Paul, Minn.
Damascus, Syria. 7452.
Oct. 29, 1908; 2 ce. Oct. 21, 1908.)
Giant’s causeway, north coast of
Ireland. 7455. (H 117601, Oct. 29,
1908.) .
45-48, Nov., 1908
TEELE (R. E.)—Continued.
‘Glengariff, Ireland, Sugar loaf
jountains from Roaches hotel. 7456.
117602, Oct. 29, 1908.)
‘Hebron, Palestine. 7449. (H 117606,
et. 29, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1908.)
Jerusalem, Palestine. 7446-7448. (H
'7596-117598, Oct. 29, 1908.)
Killarney, Ireland, meeting of the
aters. 7454. (H 117609, Oct. 29,
908; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1908.)
‘Loch Lomond, Scotland.
. 29, 1908. )
Nazareth, Palestine, street scene.
50. (H 117599, Oct. 29, 1908.)
Palestine, fords of the Jordan and
wh of Neoab. 7451.
ct. 29, 1908.)
Philippine Islands. 7458-7460.
7610-117612, Oct. 29, 1908; 2 c. of
ick Oct. 21, 1908.)
‘Sphinx, Pyramid and Temple of
thufu, Egypt. 7458. (H 117608, Oct.
, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1908.)
a NMAN (R.) & co., St. Paul, Minn.
[28225, 28226
(H 116753-
&
7
a
(H 117603,
Rush City, 8. 22-8.
16754, Oct. 8, 1908.)
TENTON (H. R.), Bellingham, Wash.
[28297
Naval parade. (H 117613, Oct. 29,
08; 2 c. June 5, 1908.)
TERNER (Howarp A.), irae g scioe
Pa. [2822
Bipboney (D. Clarence). (H ne
ov. 7, 1908.)
EWART SISTERS, New York, N. Y.
[282 29-28231
3 Attack. (H 117349, Oct. 23, 1908.)
Reconciliation. (H 117351, Oct. 23,
08.)
Revenge.
23.
(H 117350, Oct. 23, 1908.)
[FF (WALTER G.), West Barnstable,
_ Mass. [28232
Barnstable fair. (H 117248, Oct.
61008; 1 c. Oct. 20, 1908; 1 c. Nov.
1908.)
& SmitH, New York, N. Y.
[28233
Robson (Eleanor) as Merely Mary
Mn. (FF 69269, Oct. 8, 1908.)
y OBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING cCo., Cin-
_ ¢cinnati, Ohio. [28234-28246
[Posters], Y.. 12818.". (G. I8Tot,
une 8, 1908; oes Sept. 4, 1908.)
(H 117600, |
(Hi |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
;
| 12890, N.
| 19635, 1963
| of each Oct. 12,
AND PRINTS, ETC. 447
| STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING co.—Cont’d.
N. Y. 12879, N. Y. 12884-N. Y
12886, Ni Y. 12877, N..¥: 1287s BX,
Y. 12889. (G 19629, 19631-
-19638, Sept. 21, 1908; 2 ¢.
1908. )
—N. Y. 12888.
(G 19636, Sept.
| 21, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1908.)
WN: ¥.. 32900, NW. ¥: 12001) Nove
12903. (G 19788-19790, Oct. 5, 1908;
2 c. of each Nov. 2, 1908.)
——N. Y. 12915. (G 20074, Oct. 28,
1908; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1908.)
STRONGE & WARNER Co., St. Paul, Minn.
[28247, 28248
Julia.—Mary. (F 69520, 69519, Oct.
19, 1908; 2 ec. of each Oct. 5, met
=
2 98049
STUDEBAKER BROS. auto co. of N
New York, N. Y.
Private charging apparatus for
Studebaker electrics. (F 68774, Sept.
23, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1908.)
SUPERIOR COLOR PRESS, Toledo, Ohio.
[28250
Valentine and selected vaudeville.
(G 19639, Sept. 10, 1908.)
SWEET BROS., Minneapolis, Minn.
[28251, 28252
Auto club, series A. (H 117222,
Oct. 19, 1908.)
Forman’s (Mrs. Frank) residence,
the Palms. (H 116914, Oct. 12, 1908.)
TacGart (M. W.), Bayonne, N. J.
[28253-28294
[Birthday greeting post cards]. 1-
29, (G 19892-19920, Oct. 15, 1908.)
[St. Patrick’s day cards]. 1-10.
(G 20075-20084, Oct. 29, 1908.)
— 11-13. (G 20100-20102, Oct. 31,
1908. )
Tair (Basit SELWIN), New York,
ta. [28295
Vision (A.)
1908 ;
(F 69806, Oct.
2 ec. Oct. 20, 1908.)
30,
| TARBELL (JOHN H.), Boston, Mass.
[28296
North Sutton, N. H., Follansbee
house and-lake. (H 117882, Oct. 23,
1908.)
TAYLOR ART CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
[28297-28315
[Don’t worry series]. 1-12. (F
69924-69935, Nov. 2, 1908; 2 c. of each
June 238, 1908.)
448
TAYLOR ART COo.—Continued.
Philadelphia, Founders’ week, Oct.
4-10, (1908. 1-2. (F 69894-69895,
Oct. 31, 1908.)
3-7. (EF 69896-69900, Oct. 31,
1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 14, 1908.)
TEBBS (RoBerRT W.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[28316
Locomobile automobile, no. 16,
jumping bridge. (H 117936, Nov. 5,
1908; 2c. Oct. 31, 1908.)
THOMPSON (FRANCIS INAPTON),
Brooklyn, N. Y. [28317
Gilchrist memorial United Presby-
terian Church, Kortright, N. Y.
69505, Oct. 19, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1908.)
THOMPSON (WILLIAM CHARLES), Sho-
shone, Idaho. [28318-28319
Gooding, Idaho. (H 117728, Oct.
31, 1908.
Upper Salmon falls, in Snake River,
Idaho. (H 117724, Oct. 31, 1908.)
TuHurRLOw (HaArRoxtp A.), Newburyport,
Mass.
Meditation, Miss M. Foster.
Ae
ohare §
by 5. (H 117921, Nov. 4, 1908.)
TILLINGHAST (A. G.), La Conner,
Wash. [28321
Mammoth rhubarb plant in the Puget
Sound gardens. (H 116853, Oct. 12,
1908. )
TINGLEY (KATHERINE), Point Loma,
Cal. [28322-28333
Bard.—Castle of the grail.—Dweller
on the threshold.—Holy grail.—Hour of
despair.—Light of the coming day.—
Lohengrin.—Messengers of light.—
Parsifal.— Path. — Prodigal. — Twixt
priest and _ profligate. [12
graphs.] (H 116323-116334, Sept. 29,
1908 ; 2 c. of each Oct. 20, 1908.)
Topp (MarTHA P.), Minneapolis, Minn. |
[ 28334, 28335
Columbia rode safe through the
storm. (H 117110, Oct. 17, 1908.)
First prayer in Congress.
117109, Oct. 17, 1908.)
TOLMAN (R. P.), Berkeley, Cal.
[28336
(H 116798, Oct. 10,
(H
Discovered.
1908.)
Toms (FRANCES H.), Bellport, N. Y.
[28337
Grecian beauty. 92610. (H 116796,
Oct. 10, 1908.)
(F |
photo- |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
[28320 | Pussy-will-o.
| Oct. 19, 1908.)
| Pussy-will-o.
_¢. of each Oct. 27, 1908.)
pt. IV, 0. S., V.
TOWLES sTUDIO, Washington, D. C.
[28338-28346
Elkins (Miss Katherine). 1-3. (FE
117303-117305, Oct. 20, 1908.)
TRIBUNE COMPANY, Chicago, Ill.
[28341-2834
Danny Dreamer. (F 69639, Oct. 23
1908. )
Mr. Jonah Jimsonweed.
Oct. 23, 1908.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories.
69640, Oct. 23, 1908.)
TRIPP (GroRGE E.), Woburn, Mass.
[28344
(H 117247
(F 69641
(I
St. Joseph parish house.
Oct. 20, 1908.)
TucKER (C, O.), Boston, Mass. :
[28345-28347
Easter, who will dance’
(F 69692, Oct. 26, 1908.
an Easter carol sing?
(F 69691, Oct. 26, 1908.)
Who will to chureh on Easter go
(I 69690, Oct. 26, 1908.)
TURRILL & MILLER, San Francisco, Cal
[28348-28357
Burbank (Luther), old & new home
of, Santa Rosa, Cal. 190 8.
After
Pussy-will-o.
Who will
Burbank’s (Luther) experiments
grounds, Santa Rosa, Cal. 191 §
199 8.
(H 117455-117464, Oct. 26, 1908; 2
TYLER (ORLANDO F.), Milwaukee, Wis
28358-28362
Damon enters the Senate. (E
1173890, Oct. 24, 1908.)
Damon’s wife and child.
Oct. 24, 1908.)
Headsman’s block and pardon of
Damon. (H 117388, Oct. 24, 1908.)
Scene at the trial of Damon. (Hf
117393, Oct. 24, 1908.) |
Seizure of Pythias by the guard.
(H 117389, Oct. 24, 1908.)
Temptation of Pythias.
Oct. 24,1908.)
UDELL (M. A.), New York, N. Y.
(H 11739
(H 117392,
e237 «4
S 4
We can’t bear dust. (F&F 69753, Oct.
27, 1908.)
ULLMAN (RvupDoLPH), Chicago, Ill.
[
Draughtsman’s finish. (F 6950€
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
. 45-48, Nov., 1908
New York, N. Y.
[28366-28368
(F 69892, Oct. 31, 1908.)
(F 69893, Oct. 31,
ULLMAN MF6. COo.,
| His fate.
4 Stormy weather.
L908. )
- When the lights are low.
met. 31, 1908. )
UNDERHILL (InviNa), Jersey City, N. J.
[28869, 28370
| Hartford [Conn.], Connecticut river
ridge. © 6768. (H 117074, Oct. 15
908 ; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1908. )
‘Hudson river north from West
Point. © 6741. (H 116098, Sept. 24,
1908 ; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1908.)
JNDERWOOD (WILLIAM LYMAN), Bel-
mont, Mass. [28371-28374
Fi Bull moose, side view. (H 117652,
Yet. 80, 1908. )
(F 69891,
: ae water running from horns. (H
7651, Oct. 30, 1908. )
Ola bull moose in Nictau lake. (H
16627, Oct. 7, 1908.)
Two bull moose feeding under water.
J 117650, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Unprrwoop & UNDERWoop, New York,
me N. Y. [28375-28495
| [Stereoscopic photographs] U 94344,
J 113232, U 114972, U 114986, U 114989,
J 114992. (H 116747-116752, Oct. 8,
008. )
mT 106288, U 106289, U 106291.
(H 116775-116777, Oct. 9, 1908.)
me 1] 114780, U 114859-U 114863,
114865, U 114946. (H 116809-116816,
Det. 10, 1908.)
SU 65536, U 81241, U 94994, U
093, U 99811, U 114937-U 114938,
114987, U 115004, U 115016, U 115023,
"115026-U 115027, U 115048, U
15067_U 115068. (H 117000-117015,
Det. 13, 1908.)
m1) 37867, U 54512, U 85308, U
107678. (H 117086-117089, Oct. 16,
a 2c. of each Oct. 17, 1908.)
U 48416, U 43462, U 50925, U
087, U 71268, U 85224, U 985387, U
2221, U 115043, U 115052, U 115055,
ag 115059, U 115070, U 115071, U 115115-
B115121. (He 117127-117147, Oct. 17,
BOS; 2c. of each Oct. 19, 1908.)
= ——U 28666, U 39994, U 44508, U
M525, U 44597, U 45215, U 45222, U
8990, U 73435, U 74073, U 92477, U
296, U 114328, U 114379, U 114380,
14731, U 114732, U 114734-U 114736,
14757, U 114762, U 114764, U 114770,
| 082. (HI 117271-117295, Oct. 20,
)08. )
AND PRINTS, ETC. 449
UNbERWoop & UNDERWooD—Continued,
U 25325, U 28963, U 29116, U
44272, U 47048, U 47111, U 47467, U
70073, U 78395, U 90825, U 91277, U
114953. (H 117523-117534, Oct. 27,
1908. )
27731, U
99747, U
28564, U
77925, U 86801, U
U 101890. (H
30, 1908; 2 c. of
56297, U
58663, U
90792, U 101841,
117631-117640, Oct.
each Oct. 31, 1908.)
——U 26892, U 91284, U 114481, U
114579, U 114582, U 114590, U 114689,
U 114829, U 114830, U 114839, U 114842,
U: 116152, U. 115180-U 115182, .U
115185. (H 117830-117845, Nov. 3,
1908. )
UNITED STATES HORSESHOE Co., Erie,
Pa, [28496
Uncle Sam horse shoes. (F 69259,
Oct. 7, 1908.)
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH COMPANY,
[28497-28529
floral
1908. )
Cincinnati, Ohio.
[Poster] Female head with
decorations. (G 19960, Oct. 28,
—— 115838. (G 19548, Sept. 4, 1908;
1c. Sept. 4, 1908; 1 c. Sept. 14, 1908.)
11652, 11651, 11673, 11664, 11666,
11667, 11662, 11699, 11668. (G 19764—
19772, Oct. 3, 1908.)
11665, 11687.
Oct. 8, 1908.)
——- 11685, 386, 377, 11701, 11698,
11697, 11696, 383, 11654, 11653. 11684.
(G 19923-19928, 19980-19934, Oct. 19,
1908. )
(G 19812-19813,
388, 390, 11714,
19983-19986, Oct. 26, 1908.)
378, 11074, 11716, 11717, 11742.
(G 20127-20131, Nov. 5, 1908.)
VANDALL (ALBERT), Pawtucket, R. I.
[28530
(H 116978, Oct. 138,
11715. (G
Jour de l’an.
1908. )
VITAGRAPH Co. OF AMERICA, New York,
Nes [28581-29549
Antony and Cleopatra. (H 117451,
Oct. 26, 1908.)
Auto heroine. (H 116781, Oct. 10,
1908. )
Barbara Frietchie.
29, 1908.)
Dearly paid for kiss.
Oct. 17, 1908.)
(H 117587, Oct.
(FE tO eG
House cleaning days. (H 117811,
Oct. 21, 1908.)
Inn of death. (H 117827, Nov. 3,
1908. )
450
VITAGRAPH Co, OF AMERICA—Continued.
Jealous old maid. (H 117826, Nov.
3, 1908.)
Jessie, the stolen child.
Oct. 29; 1908.)
Merry widow hat.
12, 1908.)
(H 117586,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(H 116860, Oct. |
| WentWwortH (L. A.), Lynn, Mass.
Mummer’s daughter (H 117810, |
Oct. 21, 1908.)
Night out. (H 117108, Oct. 17, |
1908.) )
Renunciation (The). (H 1173887,
Oct. 24, 1908.)
Right of the seigneur. (H 117825,
Nov. 8, 1908.)
Spanish romance.
6, 1908.)
| WESTERMAN (Harry J.), Columbt
(H 116609, Oct. |
| Oct. 9, 1908.)
| WESTERMANN (L, A.) 00, New Ye
Stage struck daughter. (H 117386,
Oct. 24, 1908.)
Two affinities. (H 117588, Oct. 29, |
1908. )
Two’s company, three’s a crowd.
(H 116608, Oct. 6, 1908.)
Witch (The) (H 116784, Oct. 10,
1908. )
Yens Yensen, the Swedish butcher
boy. (H 117589, Oct. 29, 1908.)
VrRooMAN (Epwin E.), Hyattsville,
Md. [28550 |
Divided road.
1908. )
WALDROP PHOTOGRAPHIC Co., San Juan,
(F 69912, Oct. 31,
| 117560, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 & Ocha
1908.)
[28551-28556
Morro (El) and San Juan, P. R.,
375, 376,50. (H 117846—117847, 117849,
Nov. 3, 1908.)
San Juan, P. R., 49, 51, 82. (H
117848, 117850, 117851, Nov. 3, 1908.)
WALLER (PERRY J.), Los Angeles, Cal.
Andes. In the heart of the mi; |
Andes. Oroya Ry. bridge,
| 18508. (H 117374, Oct. 23, 1908;
| Oct. 24, 1908.)
[28557, 28558 |
Checker game.
1908. )
Chinese shrine.
1908. )
WARD (Fay E.), Missoula, Mont.
(H 117539, Oct. 28,
(H 117538, Oct. 28,
Village blacksmith.
Nov. 3, 1908.)
Warp (M. H.), Wauwatosa, Wis.
On hand. (H 116510, Sept. 16, 1908;
2c. Sept. 23, 1908.)
WASHINGTON
York, N. X [28561
Washington (Mary Ball). (F 70052,
Nov. 2, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1908.)
(WM. LANIER), New
| 1908.)
[28559
(H 117829, |
| bamboo.
f2s560 | 1908;
| 117810, Nov. 2, 1908.)
ae
pt. IV, 0.8. V8
Wasson (C. L.), Decatur, Dl.
[28562-28
Denizens of the wild, N. D.
-_
ce ee aa, at = dl — ee *” Se
Over North Dakota uplands
dog and gun. (H 117809, Noy. 2, 1908
Taft (Wm. Howard), 26th Preside
of U. 8S. A. (H 117808, Noy. 2, 1908
[2851
Lynn, [Mass.], Sluice pond,
Doughty’s landing. (H 117327, O1
21, 1908.)
Ohio.
Taft, well I should——.
[285
(F B04
N. - Lats
Toy child. (F 69680, Oct. 26,
WESTERN BANK NOTE & ENGRAVING ¢
Chicago, Il. [288
Iron city. (F 69804, Oct. 30, 18
1c. Oct. 30, 1908; 1 ¢. Nov. 9, 1908.)
WuHite (H. C.) COMPANY, boheriedl
nington, Vt. [
Amsterdam,
IC
ie -
Holland. 6828.
: (H 11776
117770, Nov. 2, 1908.)
—— 6703, 6712, 6715, 6716, 6718.
117771-117775, Nov. 2, 1908. )
Bakia, Brazil, Rue Princeya.
(H 117565, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 ¢. Oct
Boating on the Thames, Engla
2608. (H 117781, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Antwerp, Belgium. 6714. |
117376, Oct. 23, 1908; 2 c. Oct
1908. ) 4
— 6710. (H 117557, Oct. 28, 1§
2c. Oct. 27, 1908.)
Brazil, roadway through a foresi
18701. (H 117564, ©
2c. Oct. 27, 1908.)
Brussels, Belgium. 6713. —
117559, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 «@. Om
1908. )
— 6711. (H 117558, Oct. 28,
2c. Oct. 27, 1908.)
— 6709, 6717, 6719.
117778, Nov. 2, 1908.)
—
8S oe ee - e ee _ oe LO A ec oS eX.
(H 117776
nos. 45-48, Nov.,
1908
Waite (H. C.) company—Continued.
Calle Florida, one of the bustling busi-
ness streets. 18907. (H 1173873, Oct.
23, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1908.)
—— 18904-18906. (H
417568, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct.
27, 1908.)
| ——18902, 18908.
117780, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Delight of the boatmen, the Thames
near Henley, England. 2610.
(H 117783, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Derby day at Epsom, England, 2612.
(H 117779-
1908. )
Epsom, England. 2609, 2611.
117782, 117784, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Great
games
1908. )
Hague (The), Holland, 6825, 6829,
Gea0. (H 117786—-117788, Nov. 2,
1908.)
_. Iquique, Chili, the plaza and clock
18603. (H 117789, Nov. 2,
(H
(1908). (H 117785, Nov. 2,
Matterhorn (The), Switzerland. (H
117352, Oct. 15, 1908.)
Monte Carlo, the Casino. 10215. (H
maqool, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 27,
1908.)
—— 10214. tit 11TT90;.. Nov; .- 3,
1908. )
Monte Video, Uruguay. 19101. (H
M17569, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 27,
1908.)
— 19102. Pit Ti tro1y NOVS 2
1908. )
Palermo, Sicily. 16718. (H
217562, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 ec. Oct. 27,
1908. )
—— 16712. (H 118006, Nov. 7%,
1808; 2 c. Noy. 9, 1908.)
Pernambuco, Brazil, Crespoc street.
48706. (H 117792, Nov. 2, 1908.)
_ Peru, along the famous Oroya rail-
may. 18501. -(H 117793, Nov. 2,
1908.)
—the Cofa bridge on the Oroya
(H 117794, Nov. 2,
_ — 18708. (H 117872, Oct. 23,
1908; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1908.)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 18702, 18705.
: (H 117795-117796, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Rosario, Argentine Republic, plaza
@and cathedral. 18901. (H 118007,
Noy. 7, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1908.)
Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic; |
(H 117556, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 ¢. Oct. 27, |
stadium during Olympic |
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
117566- |
451
WuitE (H. C.) company—Continued.
Santiago, Chili; National Congress
building. 18602. (H 117375, Oct. 23,
19808; 2 e. Oct. 24, 1908.)
Scheveningen, Holland.
117377, Oct. 23,
1908. )
—— 6827, 6832.
Nov. 2, 1908.)
Valparaiso,
18601.
6824. (H
1908; Z2*e Oct. 24
(H 117797-117798,
Chili, a street in.
(H 117563, Oct. 28, 1908; 2-¢.
| Oct. 27, 1908.)
WHITEHEAD & HoaG co., Newark, N. J.
[28623-28626
Appetizing array. (F 69546, Oct. 20,
1908. )
Home grown favorites.
Oct 20, 1908.)
Seashore girl.
1908. )
Woodland road.
1908. )
(F 69547,
(EF 69549, Oct. 20,
(F 69548, Oct. 20,
| WILKINS (J. R.), Cambridge, Mass.
[28627
At papa’s office. (H 117625, Oct 16,
1908; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1908.)
WILLIAMS (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
[28628-28702
Afternoon tea.—All a-board.—All
right. — Appreciative audience. — Au-
tumn at the mill.—Babies cry for it.—
Beatrice.—Best of friends.—Birches in
autumn. — Blanche. — Bountiful har-
vest.—Buster.—Butter in.—Cash cus-
tomer.—Charm of evening.—Cherry.—
Country’s best. A, B.—Day’s work
over.—Detained at office.—Dorothy.—
Everything fine—Familiar voice—
Fighting his battles over again.—
First quality.—Florence.—Fooling the
moose.—From tree and vine-—Game
birds. — Game fish. — Gertrude. —
Gladys.—Going for a _ spin.—Going
_ some.—Gol-durn that calf—Gun shy.—
Grace.—Harvest time—Have a drink
with me.—Heart of the game country.—
Helen.—Her thoroughbred.—Hiitting
the mark.—In the lead.—Looks like
gold and is gold.—Love is blind.—
Lucy.— Made happy.— Making the
turn.—Marionella.—Monarchs of the
prairie—Moral, don’t rubber.—Mur-
muring brook.—Narrow escape.—Near
Glen cove.— Next time call the
Plumber.— On top.— One of _ the
family. — Protection.— Rainy day. —
Ready for a canter.—Returning from
pasture.—Rocky point light.—Safe har-
bor. — Satisfactory returns. — Spring
day.—_Summer at grandpa’s.—Sure to
please.—Their first spin.—To the res-
452 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
WILLIAMS (CHARLES )—Continued. WricHt (Ernest A.), Philadelphia,
cue.—Village smithy—What do you | Pa. [28710-2871
want.—Winter in the woods.—Winter | Sigma Phi Epsilon coat-of-arms.
sport.—Winter twilight. [75 prints.] | (F 69662, Oct. 24, 1908.)
(IF 70075-70149, Nov. 5, 1908.) | Lady Autumn. (F 69502, Oct. 19,
m | 1908.)
WINTER & POND, Juneau, Alaska. -a» | Lady Spring. (F 69504, Oct. 19,
[28703 | 4998.)
Eagle river valley. (H 117857, Oct. | Lady Summer. (F 69501, Oct. 19,
9, 1908.) | 1908.)
WISEMAN (W. H.), Alton, Ill. [28704 Lady Winter. (F 69505, Oct. 19,
Alton, Ill. (H 117933, Nov. 5, 1908.) | 1998.)
WRIGHT (FRANCIS L.), St. Paul, Minn.
WoLFERMAN (MILTON J.), New York, [28715-28720
ee [28705 Minnesota state capitol. 828. (H
Good shaver. (H 116621, Sept. 14, | 117820, Oct. 21, 1908.)
1908.) * St. Paul, Minn. 832-834. (H
ot 117323-117325, Oct. 21, 1908.)
WooprRuFF (FRANK M.), manne Stillwater, Minn. 829, 881. (H
[28% 117321, 117322, Oct. 21, 1908.)
ane of ape p ee fi | 1173819, Oct. 21, WRIGHT ( GEORGE EDWARD), Hartford,
:) Conn. [28721
Hartford bridge and Connecticut
boulevard. (F 68494, Sept. 15, 1908.) *
WyMAN (FLORENCE), New York, N, Y.
[28722
Woy (Leora), Denver, Colo.
[ 28707-28709
Emblem of our own great resurrec-
tion.—F lower of good-bye.—Rah, rah,
rah. [3 prints.] (F 69313-69315, Oct. Votes for women. (F 70202, Nov. 6,
12, 1908.) | 1908. )
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts, and Prints completed by deposit 8, 941
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs completed by deposit_____ 2, 406
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit____-___________ 14, 208
CLASS |,
FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings, drawings, statuary, and
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
models or designs
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
Mo save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
ne receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
of entry.
cane by le lithographic company, New
The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read:
“es Copy-
York, N. Y.. Class I, XXec, no. 27277, Oct.
5S 1908; 1 photograph received Oct. 22, 1908.”
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC COMPANY, New
work, N. Y. [28723
Kelvin (Lord). Bust portrait of
elderly man having grey beard. (I
D’ mit, Oct. 22, 1908.)
AMERICAN SHOW PRINT co., Milwaukee,
em Wis.
| Angel and the ox.
os 27216, Oct. 19, 1908.)
Dr. David Roberts says: Stock
jhould die of old age, not of disease.
Poster drawing. (I 27126, Oct. 9,
L908 +)
‘Shark. Does the doctor’s patients
lie often? Boots. Not often, only
mce, sir. Poster drawing. (I 27215,
Ic ret. 19, 1908.)
ANSCHEUTZ (CARL). St. Louis, Mo.
g [28727, 28728
| Painting to appear on bill of fare;
| Painting to appear on bill of fare;
y N. Staits. Bunches of grapes, sur-
ounding a cupid figure. (I 27133, Oct.
), 1908. )
ARMSTRONG co., San Francisco, Cal.
[28729
| | Design 8600 for 4 and 5 room flats;
two Story building to be used as flats,
v a octagon bay window, ete (I
Bioo2, Oct. 31, 1908; 1 photo. Oct. 16,
908. )
(Ronson (Louris V.), Newark, N. J.
y [28730
Gibbons (Cardinal). . Bust, attired
1 Official dress, ornamented with a
hain from which is suspended a cross.
1 27127, Oct. 9, 1908.)
AGerRLY (F.F.), Chicago, Il. [28731
“Familiar friends; statuary; boy sit-
Hing on high backed bench whispering
mi dog’s ear.
61754—08——3
|
[28724-28726 |
Poster drawing. |
by N. Staits. Group with lobster,
lucks, rabbit and fruit. (I 27132, Oct. |
), 1908. )
|
|
| BEAUMARSCHEFF (MARIE),
New York,
Nivd: [28732
Sassy little devil; by Hermann
Heyer. Faun or small satyr with head
thrown back laughing. (I 27274, Oct.
22, 1908.)
BELLAMY (fF. E.), Cherryville, Kans.
[28733
Who’s afraid to go home in the dark?
Bull dog, front view, in belligerent at-
titude. (I 27128, Oct. 9, 1908.)
BERNARDINI STATUARY CO., New York,
Nn Sa [28734-28735
Holy water font, 514, square design,
made in four pieces and dowled to-
gether. (I 27383, Nov. 3, 1908.)
515, round design, made in one
solid piece of marble. (I 27384,. Nov.
8, 1908.)
BILLIKEN COMPANY, Chicago, Il.
[28736-28759
Billiken; bas-relief of small figure
squatted, legs outstretched, feet up-
turned, arms by side, broad smile
on face. (I 27861, Oct. 31, 1908.)
I'ace view of a naked manikin
squatted, with legs outstretched and
feet upturned. (I 27154, Oct. 18, 1908;
1 photo. Sept. 29, 1908.)
[21 designs involving Billiken
figure projected from panels, ete., sur-
rounded by artistic borders.] (I 27134—
27136, Sept. 29, 1908; I 27239-27246,
27248-27250, 27253-27259, Oct. 21,
1908. )
Billiken’s throne; having a_ back
with ornamental front face and a two-
stepped base. (I 273803, Oct. 26, 1908.)
BIRNEY (W. VERPLANCK), New York,
ies [28760
Where the fox ran. Interior old
English house, five men just returned
from hunt, standing around a table,
the fifth seated in a chair. (I 27158,
(I 27298, Oct. 26, 1908.) | Oct. 14, 1908.)
453
454 CATALOGUE OF
BISSELL (GrorGE E.), Florence, Italy.
[28761
Lincoln (Abraham); bronze stand-
ing statue, emancipation proclamation
in right hand. (I 27382, Nov. 2, 1908.)
BorLeEAu (PHILIP), New York, N. Y.
[28762-28769
Army girl; young woman, large
black bow on hair. (I 27167, Oct. 14,
1908. )
Blonde (The); young woman with
very light hair, black net rosette in
hair. (I 27405, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Day dreams; young blonde woman,
wears large black hat and black net
ruff. (I 27408, Noy. 6, 1908.)
Fortune teller; girl, black veil over
face. (I 27166, Oct. 14, 1908.)
Pansies; young blonde woman, wears
white waist, yellow hat trimmed with
plumes. (I 27410, Noy. 6, 1908.)
Passing glance; young blonde wom-
an wearing black coat, brown furs and
black hat. (I 27409, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Rhododendrons ; young woman,
wears gray and black low-necked
waist, dark hair, wears rhododen-
drons. (I 27407, Nov. 6, 1908.)
True blue; young blonde woman,
wears white waist, pale blue collar,
yellow hat. (I 27406, Noy. 6, 1908.)
Bone (Ricu.), Berlin, Germany.
[28770, 28771
Friedrich der Grosse an der spitze
des braunen husaren-regiments im
treffen bei Reichenbach am 16. Au-
gust 1762, by Richard Knoétel. Fred-
erick the Great at the head of a
cavalry regiment. (I 273809, Oct. 27,
1908. )
Heiliger born. Sacred well; by
Franz Hoffmann-Fallersleben. Scene
at edge of a forest, a well is partly
hidden by large trees. (I 27310, Oct.
27, 1908.)
BOSTON SCULPTURE CO., Boston, Mass.
[28772
Lonely baby. Seated angel, wings
resting close to body, hands folded be-
tween knees. (I 27441, Nov. 9, 1908.)
BRENNER (WM. N.) Cincinnati, Ohio.
[28773
Taft (Judge William Howard);
half length seated at desk, face nearly
front view. (I 273856, Oct. 30, 1908.)
CASTEELS (AIMEE), Beachmont, Mass.
[28774
Smile for every month in the year;
twelve faces in caricature. (I 27321,
Oct. 29, 1908. )
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“130
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a:
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IV, 0. 8., V. 7
CHURCH (FREDERICK STUART), New
York, N. Y. [28775-28783
Study for Brunnhilde; head of girl
with red hair and reddish wings in her
hair. (I 27408, Sept. 25, 1908.)
Study for Valkyrie, 3; face fu
wings upright, hair flying.
——,4; head with wings, slightly
‘turned to left, wings in action, face i
profile.
——, 5; head facing to left in pro
leaning slightly to left.
,6; three quarter view head,
slightly tilted to right. q
,7; almost full face, head tilted
pad to right, body tilted slightly t
left.
——,8; full front face with mouth
open.
,9; head, life size, perfectly up
right, body tilted to left.
,10; head tilted to left, 1
quar ter view of head.
(I 27395-27402, Sept. 25, 1908.)
New Ye
[ 28784-288:
large bird, standing on
(I 27349, Oct. 80,
CuvurcHh & DWIGHT ©CO.,
Ny X.
Bald eagle;
mountain crag.
1908. )
Black Canada grouse; bird standin:
upward on little ground projection. (I
27328, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Black cock; bird standing with tail
feathers touching ground, in grass; y’
surroundings. (I 27323, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Blue bill duck; bird in flight, mouth
open, wings spread. (I 27829, Oct.
30, 1908.) |
Blue grouse; bird with tail spree L
and wings partly spread as if in act
of drumming. (I 27332, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Blue wing teal; bird high in air in
flight, wings below the main body. @ C;
27333, Oct. 30, 1908.)
California mt. quail; bird, one
raised and tail drooping. (I
Oct. 30, 1908.)
Capercailze; bird perched on os
with tail feathers raised in air. +
27324, Oct. 30, 1908.) ‘
Curlew; bird standing in wate
very long bill curving slightly
ward. (I 27326, Oct. 30, 1908.) “7
Flamingo; bird with extremely long
legs and long curved neck with large
head and curved bill. (I 27340, Oct.
30, 1908.)
<3
b
een
mos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
HurcH & Dwiautr co.—Continued.
Great blue heron;
on edge of water.
1908. )
Gull; bird standing on rock with
wings spread and head pointing to-
wards sky. (I 27845, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Hawk; bird perched on bare limb,
(I 273835, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Horned owl; small bird standing on
artly dead limb, with wings spread
out. (I 27344, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Mimb overhanging a pond. (I 27337,
Oct. 30, 1908.)
Loon; large web-footed bird stand-
ing at edge of water.
50, 1908. )
pturned, wings partly spread, tail
lifted in air.
ng on cake of ice. (I 27322, Oct. 30,
1908. )
Osprey; bird, standing on rock with
yings spread in air. (I 27338, Oct. 30,
1908. )
@ Passenger pigeon; bird standing on
imb of tree, with tail pointing down-
ward. (I 27350, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Pelican; large web-footed bird stand-
ing on shore, with ocean in back-
eround, has large beak.
Pheasant; bird with long tail and
oputspread wings in act of flying at a
ow height over a meadow. (I 27347,
Oct. 80, 1908.)
ock in midst of snow. (I 27331, Oct.
B0, 1908. )
Purple gallinule; bird, standing with
mock. (I 27336, Oct. 30, 1908.)
brushes and reed coming out of water.
(I 27334, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Snow goose; bird in air, wings com-
pletely spread out, general body pure
white. (I 27327, Oct. 30, 1908.)
Spoon bill; bird standing on rock
with long legs, long curved neck, large
spoon shaped bill. (I 27341, Oct. 30,
1908. )
$wan; bird swimming with long
ruffed. (I 27348, Oct. 30, 1908.)
KINE ARTS
bird, with ex- |
emely long legs and neck, standing |
(I 273825, Oct. 30, |
looks forward, wings partly raised. |
Kingfisher; bird standing on bare |
(I 273842, Oct. |
Magpie; bird perched on limb, head
(I 27330, Oct. 30, 1908.) |
Old squaw; web footed bird stand- |
(I 27348, Oct. |
Ptarmigan; bird perched on lone |
ight foot raised, on side of a hum- |
Robin snipe; bird standing in water, |
meck bent back against body, feathers |
455
| Cnurce & Dwicut co.—Continued.
Virginia rail; bird standing on rock, ~
short straight tail and long sharp bill.
(1 27339, Oct. 30, 1908.)
CoLteATE (ARTHUR E.), New York,
1, Smeg [28813
| In the tavern yard. Hight male
' figures, six of whom are seated. (I
| 27174, Oct. 15, 1908.)
| CorLtieR (P. F.) & soN, New York,
ey [28814-28820
Cadmus sowing the dragon’s teeth;
by Maxfield Parrish. Young man
_walking across top of mountain. (I
27308, Oct. 26, 1908.)
Dramatic cover; by Howard Mc-
Cormick. Side view of a man wrapped
in a loose robe, leaning on a draped
table. (I 27188, Oct. 16, 1908.)
Equestrienne (The); young girl in
riding costume leading horse by the
reins. (I 27385, Nov. 3, 1908.)
Fires of frost; by Sarah S. Stilwell.
| Young girl with flowing yellow hair,
| clasping to her breast a bowl of fire.
| (I 27147, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Lost quarry: by Philip R. Goodwin.
| Wolves hanging over the edge of a
| cliff. Deer swimming away in the
| river beneath them. (I 27146, Oct. 12,
1908. )
Safe from the gale; by Henry Reu-
terdahl. Dutch sailing vessel in har-
bor, men can be seen at work as if just
making port. (I 27469, Nov. 10, 1908.)
| Warrior’s last ride; mountaimous
country, two Indians, horse and dog
toiling up an incline, oblong burden on
| horse’s back. (I 27386, Nov. 3, 1908.)
CRANE (J. W.), New York, N. Y.
[28821
Booming surf. A seascape after a
storm and just before sunset, two
waves breaking on the rocks. (I
| 27155, Oct. 14, 1908. )
CRESSMAN’S (A. R.) sons, Philadel-
phia, Pa. [28822
Grandpa’s advice: old man with
white hair and beard holds open cigar
box. (I 27872, Oct. 31, 1908.)
CROWELL PUBLISHING co., New York
NS AX. [28823
Mother and child; cover design for
Woman’s home companion, December,
1908. (I 27222, Oet. 20, 1908.)
DAPRATO STATUARY CO., Chicago, [1l.
[28824
Gothic high altar. Figure of Al-
| phonsus shown in center niche and on
either side a figure of an angel. (I
| 27281, Oct. 23, 1908.)
456
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2. S., Vv. 4
|
Dr_ Mark (FRANCESCA), New pe _ DETROIT PUBLISHING co.—Continued. —
NS SY [288
(Y), Large group facing right; wom
Carmen, a Spanish gipsy. cee | man with flowers, boy with hoop.
in attitude of defiance by a Moorish
wall. (I 27288, Oct. 24, 1908.)
DENNIS (FREDERICK THOMAS), London,
England.
Babes in the wood;
Symonds.
ren in the foreground.
15, 1908. )
DETROIT PUBLISHING CO., Detroit, Mich.
[28827-28851
Labor, by John W. Alexander. (A),
Machinery enveloped in steam or
smoke.
(B), Factory chimneys with a train
of cars and an engine in foreground.
(C), Engines and cars in foreground
and boats on river in background.
(D), Factory chimney in foreground,
skeleton building in middle, boats on
river in background.
(E), Five winged female figures,
three blowing trumpets.
(Ff), Four winged female figures,
each carrying small article.
(G), Three winged female figures,
one bearing long string of beads.
(H), Cloud of smoke with two fac-
tory chimneys in foreground.
(I), Manufacturing scene, with
circular tower to right and four huge
cylinders to left.
(J), Man standing on cross-beam
with three men below.
ea
(I 27173, Oct.
{
|
(I 27416-27440, Nov. 7, 1908.) ‘i
| Drew (Gero. W.), New York, N. Y. ;
[28826 |
four geese are coming toward her.
;
:
(K), Group of four men with steam |
and pillars in background.
(L), Group of six laboring men,
steam and square pillar in
ground.
(M), Two men on swinging bridge.
(N), Many figures of men and boys
facing right; girl in foreground.
(O), Group men, women and child-
ren facing right.
(P), Large group facing right. Girls
in foreground.
(Q), Large group facing right; boy
with basket corn in foreground.
(R), Large group facing right; boy |
with book in foreground.
(S), Large group facing right; boy
with basket fruit in foreground.
(T), Large group facing right; man
with child on shoulder in background.
(U), Large group facing right: man
with pole on shoulder.
(V), Large group facing right: man
with hammer, girl with fruit.
(W), Large group facing right; men ”*
on horseback in background.
(X), Large group facing CoS,
small boy in overalls in foreground,
back- |
| chin.
scape, narrow country road, at right
Wood scene with two child- 5» oid farm house surrounded by
| many trees.
[28852
Old farm house. Summer land-—
(I 27162, Oct. 14, 1908.)
DuntTon (W. H.), New York, N. Ya
[28853
Horse fair in Mon-
(I
Rough rider.
tana, girl astride bucking broncho.
27157, Oct. 14, 1908.)
Estey (A. J.), London, England.
[
Faithful guardian. A St. Bernard
protecting little girl clinging to him,
(I
27156, Oct. 14, 1908.)
Ferris (J. L. G.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[28855-28867
First landing at Manhattan. Hen-
drick Hudson stands in center, behind
him a man in half armor, an Indian
faces him. (1 27151, Oct. 13, 1908.)
Ideal head, I. Front view of face,
eyes downcast, no drapery on shoul-
ders.
—— II.
bon in hair.
III. Three-quarter to left, rose
iu hair, which flows over neck.
IV. Front with veil over fore-
head and mouth.
V. Three-quarter to left, eyes
front, bonnet on head with strings.
VI. Front, Dutch cap and
Facing, finger on lip, rib-|
bodice.
——VII. Front, shoulders turned,
flower in hair, light drapery.
——VIII. Front, curl on shoulder,
flower in hair.
—— IX. Left front,
eyes to left.
X. Front, head tilted upward,
eyes facing.
light dress,
XII. Profile to right, flowers
in hair, light drapery.
(I 27224-27235, Oct. 20, 1908.)
Ferry (D. M.) & co., Detroit, Mich.
: [28868
Mary; young lady wearing large
hat kept on by ribbon tied under her
(I 27352, Oct. 30, 1908.)
FINE
FORBES LITHO. MFG. co., Boston, Mass.
[28869, 28870
High chief and Muson; Indian in)
robes of chief, mounted on Arabian
horse, standing in grassy plot of land.
(I 27855, Oct. 30, 1908.)
High chief, Muson, Miller and Sied
Abdallah; three male figures, a west-
erner seated on horse, an Indian chief,
a Bedouin.
Foretay (ALFRED), Paris, France.
[28871, 28872
Cascade grotte. Statue of grotto,
illusion of running water, at foot of
grotto is the figure of a young peasant
carrying an. urn. (I 26446, July 30,
1908; 1 photo Oct. 14, 1908.)
Sephora cascade. Statue of young
woman emptying water out of an urn.
(I 26445, July 30, 1908; 1 photo Oct.
14, 1908.)
FowLer (HELEN V. B.), Washington,
1s): Os
Adrift from the land of the mid-
night sun. Polar bears are shown
adrift on cakes of ice, glow of the
northern light in the sky.
(I 27354, Oct. 30, 1908.). |
[28873-28875 |
Cove in Kenai peninsula on Cook’s .
inlet, Alaska.
tufted ruffin, tree across water.
' Cove in Kenai peninsula on Cook’s
inlet, Alaska. Family of two large
bears and two cubs.
(I 27236-27238, Oct. 21, 1908.)
FrRencH (Axtice Hritm), Chicago, III.
[28876
Boulder nested full of |
ARTS 457
= —
GUNN (ARCHIE), New York, N. Y.
[28880-28883
At the ball. Woman in evening
gown, holds fan, and folds of skirt.
Her mother’s portrait. Young wom-
an, hair low in the neck, holds an oval
portrait.
His rose. Woman with green even
ing gown holding mirror. :
One of the four hundred. Woman
wearing evening gown, black hat and
gloves.
(J 27168-27171, Oct. 14, 1908.)
HAMBLIN (W. F.) & CO., New York,
NX [28884
Innocence. Young woman having
dark hair arranged loosely about the
forehead, about which is tied a white
veil. (I 273867, Oct 31, 1908.)
HARPER & BROS., New York, N. Y.
[28885-28887
Coriolanus; by Edwin A. Abbey.
Act. II, scene III; several figures in
archway, one sitting on steps. (I
27190, Oct. 16, 1908.)
Act IV, scene V; two figures
standing in doorway, one leans on the
wall. (I 27191, Oct..16, 1908.)
——Volumnia; a female figure
robed in black, standing at base of
column. (I 27189, Oct. 16, 1908.)
HERTER (ALBERT), New York, N. Y.
[28888
Just a song at twilight; interior of
' rcom, at left is young woman playing
Peony farm; rows of peonies in full ©
bloom, to right rows of green onions
in which women are weeding.
27192, Oct. 17, 1908.)
GALVESTON BREWING CO.,
Tex.
Pride of Galveston. Seawall of Gal-
veston, in foreground are the natural
rocks, a bottle on one of the rocks.
(I 27184, Oct. 15, 1908.)
GILCHRIST COMPANY, Boston, Mass.
[28878
Clustered thistles, in bloom,
bloom and buds, on a checkered back-
ground. (I 27223, Oct. 20, 1908; Nov.
9, 1908.)
Grecory (Sapir E.), Chicago, Ill.
[
Galveston,
Nick-o-teen. Small figure in plaster,
hude, cigar in mouth, pipe in cap band
CE
_ Seattle, Wash.
[28877 |
| Hitt (R.), Philadelphia, Pa.
- bouquet pinned on her coat.
half ,
on grand piano and singing, man hold-
ing little girl is seated on sofa. (I
27412, Nov. 6, 1908.)
Heywoop (J. E.), Seattle, Wash.
[28889
Square and totem pole.
Modeled design in re-
(I 27442, Nov. 9, 1908.)
Pioneer
lief.
[28890-28925
Girl wearing hat and veil,
(I 27307,
Anita.
Oct. 17, 1908.)
Bringing home the flock. Sheep,
lady and dog in foreground, trees in
background. (I 27304, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Burning of the Congress. The Con-
| gress on fire, the Merrimac in the back-
' ground.
28879 |
and clasping a large tobacco pouch. |
(I 27289, Oct. 24, 1908.)
(I 27261, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Captain’s mate. Mate is a girl
steering a boat, water and boats in
background. (I 27213, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Celeste. Girl with hat and veil,
fiowers at her breast. (I 27199, Oct.
17. 1908.)
458
Hitt (R.)—Continued.
Cerise. Girl wearing hat and veil,
and checked coat. (I 27306, Oct. 17,
1908.)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Close of day. Girl with gun in hand, |
dog along side, trees in background. |
(I 27211, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Constitution and Cyane & Levant. |
The Constitution is the center boat, |
two boats on each side shooting. (I
27262, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Day in June. Girl holding a rose
and a tennis racket. (I 27268, Oct.
21, 1908.)
Dearest spot on earth. House, trees
in Yoreground. © (1. 27210," Oct.// Xf,
1908. )
December afternoon. Girl fasten-
ing her skates. (I 27263, Oct. 21,
1908. )
Difficult choice. Two horse’s heads,
girl standing beside with whip in
hand. -(I 27206, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Edge of the clearing. Horses, wag-
on and man in foreground, house
and trees in background. (I 27194,
Oct. 17, 1908.)
Hventide. Trees and water in fore-
ground, trees in background. (I
27267, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Friend in need. An old man shoe-
ing a horse, house in background. (I
27209, Oct. 17, 1908.)
From land and sea.
celery and a basket.
17, 1908.)
Girl in green. Girl with a rose in
her hand. (I 27196, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Good old Dobbin.
head out of a window.
Fish, lobsters,
(I 27201, Oct.
Horse with his
(I 27305, Oct.
17, 1908.)
Good return. Girl with tennis
racket in her hand. (I 27202, Oct.
17, 1908.)
Good rise. ‘Girl fishing.
Oct. 21, 1908.)
Home from the run. Girl holding
a whip and leaves. (I 27271, Oct. 21,
1908. )
Horse show girl. Girl in riding
costume with whip and gloves in
hand. (i 27270, Oct.°21, 1908.)
In pastures. green.
trees in background.
17, 1908.)
Message from the boys. Man sitting
reading a letter and a woman looking
over his shoulders. (I 27204. Oct. 17,
1908. )
(I 27269,
Two cows,
(I 27198, Oct.
:
pt. Iv, n.S., y.3
Hitt (R.)—Continued.
Monarch of the woods. Moose stand-
ing in water, two men in a canoe in
background. (I 27197, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Morning. Trees in foreground, house
and trees in background, figure in
centre of picture. (I 27264, Oct. 21,
1908. )
My caddie. Girl carrying
golf
_ sticks, house in background. (1 27266,
Oct. 21, 1908.)
News of the nomination. 5 men,
center figure reading a paper, house
and woman in background. (I 27193,
Oct. 17, 1908.)
Night. Bust of a girl. (I 27203,
Oct. 17, 1908.)
Shooting the rapids. Girl in a
canoe, paddling, trees in background.
(I 27208, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Something doing. Girl holding a
gun, trees and water in background.
| (I 27200, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Up in the air. Girl on horseback,
jumping a stone wall. (I 27205, Oct.
17, 1908.)
Up-to-date. Girl in carriage, drivy-
ing, whip in hand. (I 27207, Oct. 17,
1908. )
Violette. Girl, bust figure, hat and
| veil on. (I 27212, Oct. 17, 1908.)
Winter girl. Girl with skates -
_ ing over her shoulder, hands in a muff.
(I 27265, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Winter time for me. Girl skating,
muff in hand, trees in background.
(I 27195, Oct. 17, 1908.)
HINTERMEISTER (J. Hy.), Brookl
NY. [28026
Joker in the contract. An old New
England farmer and his wife sitting
at a desk in a young lawyer’s office,
papers on desk. (I 27278, Oct. 23,
1908.)
| HorrMAN (Mrs. CHarites), New York,
aXe
Portrait of a little girl, [by] Albert
Sterner. Little girl with long curls,
wearing a bow over left temple and
a wide roll brim hat. She holds a
basket of flowers. (I 27302, Oct. 26,
1908. )
HorKINS (CHARLES BENJAMIN), To-
ledo, Ohio.
Grave-marker for the National soci-
ety, U. S. D., 1812, state of Ohio. Five
pointed star at the top, upper part of
anchor, flags, etc. in middle of star is
1812. (I 27153, Oct. 14, 1908.)
nos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
ARTS
HUDSON (GRACE), Ukiah, Cal.
Canvas 331. Manchester Indian
hild kneeling on the ground before a
big basket eating peaches. (I 27220,
Wet. 19, 1908.)
Chu-ly (The little one). Poma In-
dian woman sitting on the ground
holding a laughing nude baby. (I
27221, Oct. 19, 1908.)
IKAHLER (CARL), New York, N. Y.
[28931
In old Kentucky ; young woman and
horse in daisy field, woman is looking
up at horse. (I 27413, Nov. 6, 1908.)
N. ¥.
Breaking ;
head turned to left, neck bent low, cow-
boy getting on the horse.
Nov. 5, 1908.)
Critical moment;
[28982-28936
statuary,
not touching the ground, cowboy
dragged by horse. (I 27393, Noy. 5,
(908. )
' Driving to the corral. Statuary,
eroup of seven horses, six in running
position, one has fallen. (I 27251, Oct.
21, 1908.)
on horseback, facing each other with
their right sides in opposite direction.
(I 27144, Oct. 7, 1908.)
_ Not a drop.
horseback, horse pawing in the sand
of the dried up stream, head reaching
to the hole he dug. (I 27252, Oct.
21, 1908. )
IKAUFMANN & STRAUSS co., New York,
N.Y. [28937-28941
Glory of the dying day; by F. J.
Statuary, cowboy on
| Grant Dart.
[28929, 28930 |
IKARATSONYI (ANDREW F.), New York, ©
Kry (JoHN R.), Washington, D. C.
~ [28942
Old Lee homestead, Arlington, Va.
Summer landscape showing Lee man-
sion at Arlington before the war,
flowers growing close to the house.
(I 27165, Oct. 14, 1908.)
Kiraw & ERLANGER, New York. N. Y.
[28943
Winner (The), Wildfire; jockey
seated on a horse, near them stands
young woman in white wearing large
hat. (I 273869, Oct. 31, 1908.)
KiLopscH (Louris), New York, N. Y.
) [ 28944
Foundling (The); interior night
statuary, horse rearing, |
(I 27392, |
| Kopier (ALBERT J.), New York, N. Y.
horse |
saddled and bridled, running position |
| Near the end. Cowboy and Indian
scene, old couple bending over little
babe lying in basket, old Jady is lift-
ing the covering. (I 27353, Oct. 30,
1908. )
| 28945
Forgive us our trespasses, 2; at rear
of painting woman’s head with shining
eyes, in foreground man bending. (I
27415, Sept. 9, 1908; 1 photo. Nov. 6,
1908. )
s
Lau (J: H.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[ 28946
Wouldn’t you like to be in the blind?
Marine showing five Canadian geese
flying over water, very large one in
center. (I 27411, Nov. 6, 1908.)
LIFE PUBLISHING Co., New York, N. Y.
| 28947-28951
Abdication of 'Theodore I; by Harry
President Roosevelt ab-
dicating in favor of Taft. The faith-
| ful satellites of the republican party
/are standing around in yarious atti-
Waugh. Sunset on the ocean, cliffs |
to the left against which waves are
S _A number of humorous sketches rela-
dashing. (I 27878, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Outward bound: by W. E. Horton.
Two masted schooner full rigged out-
ward bound, in distance shore is seen.
(I 27377, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Pwo milkmaids in open field, one holds
“ope attached to cow, a second maid is
Milking cow. (I 27373, Noy. 2, 1908.)
| That was very good. Young lady,
arms resting on table, glass on table,
s me stass. (1 27287, OQcty 24,
by EH. Percy Moran. George
well ;
; Vashington on steps leading to portico
of his mother’s home, embracing his
mother. (I 27879, Nov. 2, 1908.)
tudes. (I 27148, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Horse week; by Herbert Jechnson.
| tive to the Horse Show, the leader of
; Scene in-Bretony; by Julian Jos. |
a tandem pair jumping over a eart.
(I 27468, Noy. 10, 1908.)
Lull before the storm; by John A.
Williams. Kitchen in the center of
which the cook is sitting, a bottle in
her hands, and several broken dishes
around her. (I 27448, Nov. 3, 1908.)
Prosperity: by Wm. H. Walker.
Huge money pile on seashore, all the
well known trust kings are shown
playing in the heap of money. (I
27219, Oct. 19, 1908.)
Two Elishas; by Wm. H. Walker.
The presidential candidates valiantly
struggling to get hold of Elijah’s man-
tle. (I 27292, Oct. 24, 1908.)
460
Mo. |
[28952 |
Lesson (The); lady sitting at a ta-
ble near a window, reading; piano is |
shown, also some ferns. (I 27301, Oct.
LISLE (ANNIE E.), Kansas City,
26, 1908.)
McCatt & WyTHE, Oakland, Cal. |
[28953 ©
Floor plan of a dwelling. Public
entrance on right of the building,
rooms so arranged as to be used by
different families. (I 27125, Oct. 6,
1908.)
Main (THEOPHILUS HerRBERT), Chi-
cago, Ill. [ 28954
Christus Rex. Figure of Christ is
seen descending a stairway, on either
side are marble columns. (I 27152,
Oct. 14, 1908; 1 photo Oct. 22, 1908.)
MANATT (WM. WHITNEY), Providence,
1: a [28955
Soldier’s monument. Female figure |
representing Peace, is mounted upon a
boulder-like base. (I 27145, Oct. 12,
1908. )
MANOR (FLORENCE), San Francisco,
Cal. [28956 |
Crab modeled in bold relief upon a
background. (I 2738138, Oct. 28, 1908.)
MELVILLE (FRANK B.), Milwaukee,
Wis. [28957
Kmerson (Ralph Waldo); modeled
portrait medallion, circular in form.
(I 27214, Sept. 28, 1908.) *
MenpozaA (I. P.), Lrp., London, Eng-
land. [28958
Small and of no reputation; small
boy with hands in pockets of his very
ragged breeches leaning against a
wall, on his right is a terrier dog. I
27294, Oct. 26, 1908.)
MEYERCORD COMPANY, Chicago, Ill.
[28959
Regular as the sun; in front of the |
blazing sun, surrounded by its rays, is
shown a watch. (I 27366, Oct. 28, |
1908. )
MILES (HAROLD W.), Des Moines, Iowa.
[28960
Education and recreation. Old man
reading to a youth, on right two female
figures one playing a lyre the other |
fondling a dog. (I 27273, Oct. 22, |
1908.)
MOELLER (Louis), New York,
Fae dt
[28961
Opening a bank account. Interior of
bank, little girl making her first de- |
posit, back of child are grandparents.
(I 27163, Oct. 14, 1908.)
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-Montcomery (A.), Chicago, Il.
left, in central portion are three ©
pt. IV, 0. 8., v.
Eternal seas. Moonlight marine,
trough of waves in foreground is
seagull. (I 27159, Oct. 14, 1908.)
On the farm in October. A corner
a barn, on the floor are two pumpkins
a bag of corn, a barrel of corn. (1
27172, Oct. 14, 1908.)
Morr (J. L.) IRON worKs, New York
N. Y. [28964 ‘7
Music of the water; statuary, foun
tain, consists of figure of Cupid play
ing a violin; boy is standing on ¢
(I 27319, Oct. 28, 1908.)
Sanitary drinking fountain for man
horse and dog; oblong base with com
bination dog trough and receptacle fo
catching overflow from faucet. (I
27404, Nov. 6, 1908.)
.
’ 28% D0
shell.
MULLIGAN (CHARLES J.), Chicago, Ill
[28966
First American; statue representing
Abraham Lincoln when a young man
holds axe in right hand, shirt sleeves
rolled up and shirt open at neck. (I
27414, Nov. 6, 1908.)
MurpPHy (THOS.
Iowa. [28967-28968
Laguna, an Indian pueblo, by Thos
Moran, Indian village showing stre
in which are Indians, three Indians on
housetop. (I 27889, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Long Island landscape; by Thos
Moran. Summer landscape with cloud
sky, at right is thicket of trees, at
a bluff, three children fishing.
27388, Nov. 4, 1908.)
Tula, the ancient capital of Mexico;
by Thos. Moran. Summer landscape
large trees at right, a few others at
four large brick towers. (I 27390
Noy. 4, 1908.)
NARDINI (A, P.) co., Boston, Mass.
[28970, 2897
Medallion of the Bishops of Boston;
center is in form of a cross with first
four Bishops of Boston, one on each
end; in center is present Archbishop.
(I 27359, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Pius X; medallion; Pope Pius X in
the form of a bust with his pontifical
robes. (I 27858, Oct. 31, 1908.)
j™xet of berries at boy’s feet.
four puppies.
DLIVER (Mrs.
Cal.
Jesus in his Yoga posture;
hrist in meditation, sitting cross-
Jesus
i egged on the ground, clad in loose
rarment, halo round his head. (I
7365, Oct. 31, 1908.)
PAINE (RicHaArD), Washington, D. C.
[28973
Lion. Standing, head raised, look-
ng a little to left.
908; 1 photo Oct. 20, 1908.)
ALADINI (SAver1Io), New York, N. Y.
ying little girl on his shoulders, bas-
(I 27816,
Det. 28, 1908.)
ARTRIDGE (WILLIAM ORDWAY), New
work, IN. XY. [28975-28976
Angel for a lectern; statue of an
angel, shows face, hair, and top of
wings and the bosom. (I 27317,
—— statue of an angel with uplifted
Mbands holding a cushion, back of the
Migure rise two wings.
BS, 1908.)
EEBLES (GRACE A.), New York, N. Y.
[28977
Santa Claus awake and
part containing eyelids and cap. (I
(927470, Noy. 10, 1908.)
Perry Mason co., Boston, Mass.
[28978
In grandmother’s garden;
hocks in blossom. (I 27368, Oct. 31,
1908. )
PETERS CARTRIDGE CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
[28979
First lesson, Steady; group of dogs,
mother dog in center surrounded by
(I 27351, Oct. 30, 1908.)
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber-
lin, Germany. [28980, 28981
Hostess mine; by W. Dendy Sadler.
FINE
(I 27318, Oct. | head square and powerful with heavy
| beard.
T. P.), San Francisco,
[28972 |
forehead, deep-set eyes,
(127201, Oct? 23, |
[28974 |
| Berry pickers; group statue, boy car- |
| heavy.
Oct. |
ARTS
Pittine & MapeLery, Philadelphia, Pa.
[28982
Ease and comfort; man seated in
Morris chair with left leg crossed over
right knee. (I 27380, Nov. 2, 1908.)
Potter (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[28983-28990
statuette, square
mustache and
(I 27363, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Smith (Hyrum and Joseph); bas-
relief portraits, relief of two heads.
(I 27364, Oct. 31, 1908.)
Smith (Joseph F.) Portrait bust,
the head a little over life size, the
nose unusually long, the mustache
(I 87178, Oct. 15, 1908.)
—— Statuette, face thin, high slop-
ing forehead not wide, long nose, heavy
mustache and beard. (I 27179, Oct.
15, 1908.)
—— Portrait
Maeser (Karl G.) ;
beard.
bust, head round,
smooth face, sloping broad forehead.
(I 27182, Oct. 15, 1908.)
——— Statuette, smooth face, hair
brushed forward, sloping forehead. (I
27183, Oct. 15, 1908.)
Young (Brigham). Portrait bust,
(I 27180, Oct. 15, 1908.)
—— Statuette, square solid head
_with heavy beard and side whiskers.
(1 2718 |
asleep. | (I 27181, Oct. 15, 1908.)
@rolding Christmas card, fastened by |
QUINBY (FREDERICK J.) co., Boston,
Mass. [28991
Virginia; young lady wearing large
_hat trimmed with flowers, seated in
rocking chair.
| REMINGTON (FREDERIC), New Rochelle:
young | N. Y.
woman standing in the midst of holly- |
(I 27381, Nov. 2, 1908.)
[28992
Lost warrior; mounted Indians rac-
ing across picture dragging a dead one
by lariat, troops and train on hill in
middleground. (I Zia; /- Oat; Za
1908. )
| ROSELAND (Harry), Brooklyn, N. Y.
Three gentlemen standing around a
table drinking a toast to a lady who is |
‘sitting on a sofa.
1908.)
Morning of the nativity; by Frank |
(I 27320, Oct. 29,
Cadogan Cowper. Madonna holding
the child in her lap, sitting in open
hall. (1 27811, Oct. 27, 1908.)
[28993
Old Mammy’s prediction. Old col-
ored woman holding hand of white
girl sitting in front of her. (I 27177,
Oct. 15, 1908.)
RUSSELL (CHARLES M.),
Mont. [28994-28995
Range mother; two cow boys on
horses, a cow that is on the fight has
Great Falls,
' one of the horses against a bank trying
to hook him. (I 273815, Oct. 28, 1908.)
When Blackfeet and Sioux meet;
two Indians on horses, one on the
ground trying to dodge the mounted
/ men.
(I 27314, Oct. 28, 1908.)
462
es 2
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
SAINT-GAUDENS (A. H.), Windsor, Vt. | Starr (THEODORE B.), New York, N. Y.
[28996
Variation of head of Rock creek
cemetery figure in Washington, D. C.,
by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Ideal
head, draped, much the same as head
of Adams monument only that hand |
|
|
|
/
shown in complete figure is missing. |
(I 27391, Nov. 4, 1908.)
SHesars (H. N.), Seattle, Wash.
[ 28997, 28998
Directoire gown, modern;
lady |
dressed in latest style, with large hat, |
in modern Directoire gown.
Nov. 2, 1908.)
(I 27375, |
—— original; Indian princess with |
feather head-dress, blanket draped
about hips, opening where edges
come together. (I 27376, Nov. 2,
1908.)
STEVERS
i. ae
Hgyptian gateway.
(FP. York,
[28999
Approached by
WILLIAM), New
Ganymede.
a broad esplanade between two walls. |
The wings of the eagle over the frieze |
represent the American flag. (T
27279, Oct. 23, 1908.)
Smira (AvBert E.), Sherburne, N. Y. |
[29000-29005
Anatomical model of skeleton
of |
horse in relief, showing bones of one |
| 27247, Oct. 21, 1908.)
side. (I 27300, Oct. 15, 1908.)
Model of muscles of horse in relief,
as follows: Neck, rhomboideus longus,
ete., trunk, rhomboideus brevis, ete.
— Head, temporalis corrugator
supercilii, ete., neck, digastricus, hy-
oideus muscles, ete.
Head, masseter, zygomaticus;
neck, complexus major, etc.
—— Neck, depressos anguli scapula,
anterior limb, antea and _ postea
spinatus, ete.
Ears, conchal cartilage, ete.,
| Tosrertr (GRAcE), New York, ae
Hackney (The); statuary, hackney
stallion standing with all four feet
squared and with neck and head erect.
(I 27812, Oct. 27, 1908.)
STONE-VAN DRESSER COo., New York,
N. Y. [29009
My sweetheart. Young girl, hair
parted in centre, wearing poke bonnet.
(I 27280, Oct. 23, 1908.)
Surro (THEODORE), New York, N. Y.
| [29010
Sutro (Florence Clinton i. e. Mrs.
Theodore) ; by A. Edmunds. Portrait
in the character of St. Cecilia as she
actually appeared in an _ operetta,
(I 27290, Oct. 12, 1908.)
Swirt (Carre A.), Freehold, N. J.
[20011
Happy childhood; marine view, two
vessels in distance, boy and girl play-
ing on the beach. (I 27387, Nov. 3,
1908. )
Taytor (CALEB M.), West Chester, Pa.
[29012
House in which Jas, Fitzpatrick was
captured. Stone house, kitchen at-
tached, large barn a short distance
back with cattle on the right. (1
THORNE (WmM.), New York N. Y.
[
Elizabeth. Young woman, standing
on a stoop, leaning against a stone
balustrade. (I 27160, Oct. 14, 1908.)
29014
American girl from the foreign
nobleman’s point of view. Young lady
_ with yellow dress, black feather boa,
neck, jugular vein, parotid gland, etc. |
(I 27295-27299, Oct. 15, 1908. )
Smita (J. H.), New York, N. Y.
[29006
Going to the round-up. Ten cow-
boys riding to a round-up, in e¢enter
black trimming on dress and hat mak-
ing dollar sign. (I 27860, Oct. 31,
1908. )
Triner (JosEpH), Chicago, Il.
Elixir of life. Young woman loosely
draped, gazing at old man; left arm
rests on arm of young man who bends
background is a cowboy firing a re-
(I 27161, Oct. 14, 1908.)
Sonntag (Pav), Berlin, Germany.
[29007
Harmonie; by W. Schulze-Thewis.
Young couple, nude, sitting on floor to
left, in center a haif nude figure play-
ing harp. (I 27150, Oct. 18, 1908.)
volver.
over her. (I 27370, Oct. 31, 1908.)
—Vanpart (ALBERT), Pawtucket, R. I,
[29016
‘Jour de Van (New Year’s day).
Typical living room with father and
mother and other children who have
arrived, sitting at the table. (1 27149,
» Oct. 18, 1908.)
| FINE
Bnos. 45-48, Nov., 1908
AN NOSTRAND (A. G.), Boston, Mass.
[29017, 29018
Workers series no. 9, Workman
wheeling a wheelbarrow of coal, has
bare arms and head. (I 27175, Oct.
15, 1908. )
no. 10. Figures of two men
looking intently at a strip of paper
Bsupposed to represent the tape of a
Stock ticker. (I 27176, Oct. 15, 1908.)
Oakland, Cal. [29019
Three blind mice; to left are three
blind mice, running toward center, also
woman holding a knife. (I 27394,
Noy. 5, 1908; 1 photo Oct. 19, 1908.)
AUGHAN (Sve LAnpDon), Arlington,
Va. [29020, 29021
First confederate grave decorated.
Sloping bank of the Pear! river, Miss.,
sraves and flowers in foreground. Lr
275, Oct. 22, 1908. )
southland, Jackson, Miss. Four graves
of federal soldiers on the slope of a
mound. (I 27276, Oct. 22, 1908.)
VoLtK (S. D.), Center Lovell, Me.
[29022
Hand of Abraham Lincoln. Back of
the hand in bas relief on a panel back-
ground. (I 27218, Oct. 19, 1908.)
Be ecer STAINED GLASS Co., Pittsburg,
= Pa, (29028, 29024
— Annunciation (The); by William
dove above and cross beneath. (1
21130, Oct. 9, 1908.)
| Justice, love and humility; by Wil-
liam Willet. Justice, with folded hands
resting on a sword; Mercy, a female
igure holding a naked infant; male
igure with a book. (I 27129, Oct. 9.
1908. )
WiTrKOWSKI (KarRL), Newark, N. J.
Boys lighting a paper lantern. One
boy holding a burning match, smaller
u7444, Nov. 9, 1908.)
Tan Ospet (Mrs. E. Mattock), East
ARTS 463
_WITKOWSKI (KARL)—Continued.
First federal grave decorated in.
Boys reading a paper. Boy holding
the paper, background brick wall. (I
27447, Nov. 9, 1908.)
Fishing boys. Smaller boy is show-
ing to his bigger friend a fish which:he
draws out of atin can. (I 27446, Nov.
9, 1908.)
Greatest show on earth. Eight chil-
dren under apple tree at side of barn,
hanging from a trapeze, head down, is
a boy. (I 27164, Oct. 14, 1908.)
Paper lantern. Bigger boy holding
a lighted paper lantern, which throws
a brilliant light on both boys. (I
27445, Nov. 9, 1908.)
Soap bubbles. Boy holding a white
clay pipe and a cup. (I 27448, Nov. 9,
1908. )
Wor & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
[ 29031-29035
Franklin and Gen. Braddock.
Franklin sitting by a table, while Gen.
| Braddock is ag eg with a long clay
pipe. (I 27286, Oct. 23, 1908.)
Madonna. Madonna on left holding
the Child, flowers forming the back-
Willet. Virgin kneeling at a desk with |
ground. (I 272838, Oct. 23, 1908.)
News of the nomination. Farm
scene, country road with a man ina
passing wagon, man sitting on rail of
the fence, another standing beside him.
(I 27282, Oct. 23, 1908.)
Niagara. Niagara falls showing the
Horse Shoe falls as viewed from the
| Canadian shore. (I 27285, Oct. 23,
| 1908.)
Wayside Inn. Inn on left with eight
horses before it, a number of soldiers
| seen in the inn. (I 27284, Oct. 23,
/ 1908.)
| WOLFE (UDOLPHO) co., New York, N. Y.
[29025-29030 |
Boy holding the paper lantern. (I |
[29036
Proposal (A); out-door scene, young
woman wearing sun-bonnet and smil-
ing expression is seated beside old
| man. (I 27371, Oct. 31, 1908.)
t.
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit ae 1 photograph
_ each and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908____-____________ 8, 481
O
29037-31891
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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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 3
Nos. 49-53
DECEMBER, 1908
This Issue contains the Volume Index
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1908
29037-31891
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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 3
Nos. 49-53 .
DECEMBER, ivos
This Issue contains the Volume Index
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1908
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS; CHROMOS AND
LITHOGRAPHS; PHOTOGRAPHS; FINE ARTS
TWO ALPHABETS.
I. Containing Class F, Engravings, Cuts and Prints; Class G, Chromos and Litho-
graphs; Class H, Photographs.
II. Containing Class I, Fine Arts (Paintings, Drawings, 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 inconvenience
of a number of small alphabets of different subjects all the entries for Engravings, Cuts
and Prints, Chromos and Lithographs, and Vhotographs, 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.
Arranged alphabetically by proprietors with subalphabet of titles.
The entries marked thus * are such as have been delayed inclusion in the Catalogue on
account of necessary correspondence.
_ 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 Alaska-Yukon-
Pacific exposition, Seattle. Wash. Class H, XXe, no. 118035, Nov. 9, 1908; 2 copies
, eceived Noy. 9, 1908.
ALASKA - YUKON - PACIFIC EXPOSITION, AMERICAN BLACKSMITH Co., Buffalo,
Seattle, Wash. [29037-29081 | Mees [29085
| Alaska - Yukon- Pacific exposition, Jack Smith, my fellow fine. (G
main entrance. (H 118035, Nov. 9, | 20359, Oct. 15, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1908.)
1908. ) | AMERICAN-EXAMINER, New York, N. Y.
| ——U. S. government buildings. | f 29086-29119
(HI 118939, Noy. 28, 1908.) -| All Mary Jane's fault. (F 70577,
| ——x185, xi89-x192, x197, x216, | Noy. 17, 1908.)
$217, x219, x221, x242, x246, x250, ixouie Geeta” Ce noe
BO51. x255, x267, x299 and’ seven _ Buddy Spillikon’s diary. (F 70288,
ers. (H 118367-118390, Nov. 16, | \°Y- 1% 1998.)
OTD a — OOTY, a : aes > tir. pared ae =
1908.) ae | | ——(F 70787, Nov. 24, 1908.)
> ——_ x294, x298, x300, x301. (H | (F' 70981, Dec. 1, 1908.)
118864118867, Nov. 24, 1908.) Der captain visits a dear old friend.
P —— x302-x304, x306-x310, x312. | (F 70285, Nov. 10, 1908.)
KH 118917-118925, Nov. 27, 1908.) Foiled! Or how the Katzenjammer
18917-118925, Nov. 27, 1908.) - kids saved Pickles. (F 70784, Nov. 24,
| —— x315-x319. (H 119003-119007, | 1998.)
Noy. 30, 1907.) Happy Hooligan comes home! Hoo-
_x299. (H 119252, Dec. 5, 1908.) | "ay! (FF 70286, Nov. 10, 1908.)
a £ . Happy Hooligan meets Gaston’s sis-
BRIGHT (A. D.), Knoxville, See _ter Suzanne. (EF 70980, Dec. 1, 1908.)
3 Oe) i Happy Hooligan starts Thursday on
Oakwood. (H118214, Noy. 12,1908.) | . career of learning. (F 70785, Nov.
ALBRIGHT (W. G.), Chicago, Il. 24, 1908.)
; [29083 Happy Hooligan’s fortune was all a
{@ Two chairs used by Gen. Washing- | mistake. (F 70575, Noy. 17, 1908.)
on and his aide de camp. (F 70799, | . His Thanksgiving dinner. (F T0783,
Ov. 16, 1908.) Nov. 24, 1908.)
[MERICAN ART NEWS Co., New York, Hooligans spend Christmas eve with
N. Y. f290s4 | the Katzenjammers. (F 71127, Dec.
Partition of Poland; by Alfred Plan- | 8, 1908.)
Bau. (IF 71059, Dec. 5, 1908: 2 c. Nov. Is Boggs cheerful? He is. (F
@ 1908.) 70576, Nov. 17, 1908.)
465
466 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1
:
:
pt. 1V,n.8,V.3
AMERICAN-LXAMINER—Continued. | AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d.
—— (F 70786, Nov. 24, 1908.) ES aa. (F 70415, Nov. 12, 1908.)
__— (F 70982, Dec. 1, 1908.) — (F 70519, Nov. 14, 1908.)
(F 71130, Dec.- 8, 1908.) —— (F 70547, Nov. 16, 1908.)
Jimmy. (F 70788, Nov. 24, 1908.) — (F 70573, Nov. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 70984, Dec. 1, 1908.) —— (F 70590, Noy. 18, 1908.)
(F 71128, Dec. 8, 1908.) — (F 70612, Nov. 19, 1908.)
Katzenjammer kids pay vunce a visit (F 70742, Noy. 21, 1908.)
by Uncle Leo. (F 70985, Dec. 1, 1908.) —— (F 70768, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Merry Xmas. (F 71126, Dec. 8,| —— (F 70791, Nov. 24, 1908.)
1908.) —— (F 70806, Noy. 25, 1908.)
Oh, what’s the difference? (F 70289, —— (F 70827, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Nov. 10, 1908.) _—— (F 70834, Nov. 27, 1908.)
a bNaaag trtacae teeicin Baal el —_— (F 70876, Nov. 28, 1908.)
—— (F 70901, Nov. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 70978, Dec. 1, 1908.)
—— (F 70995, Dec. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 70574, Nov. 17, 1908.)
—— (F 70782, Nov. 24, 1908.)
—— (F 70979, Dec. 1, 1908.) GP 71010, Dea
—— (F 71125, Dec. 8, 1908.) —— (F 71049, Dee. 4, 1908.)
Pink Whiskers Jones. (F 70287, ___ (j 71064, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Noy. 10, 1908. ) —— (F 71082, Dec, 7, 1908.)
(F 70578, Nov. 17, 1908.) a bLsan
Revenge. (IF 70781, Nov. 24, 1908; (71128, Dee
2 ec. Nov. 23, 1908. } Grafto the monk. (F 70260, Nov. 9,
Tommy plans a merry Xmas. (F 1908. )
71129, Dec. 8, 1908.) Groucho the monk. (F 70548, Noy.
Widow Perkins and her dog Violet. 16, 1908.) eee a
(F 70983, Dec. 1, 1908.) —— (F 70571, Nov. 17, 1908.)
(F 71131, Dec. 8, 1908.) —— (F 70609, Nov. 19, 1908.)
Yimminy! Vot a yumper iss — (F 70807, Nov. 25, 1908.)
Pickles! (IF 70579, Nov. 17, 1908.) —— (F 70996, Dec. 2, 1908.)
AMERICAN HORSEBREEDER PUB. CO., Bos- — (F 71062, Dec. 5, 1908.)
ton, Mass. [29120 -—— (F 71149, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Toot’ n’ be darned. (F 71075, Dec.
7, 1908.) Hall room boys. (F 70259, Nov. 9,
1908. )
AMERICAN - JOURNAL- EXAMINER, New - Nr
York, N. Y. [29121-29245 CF 70302, Nove ae
aad oi — (F 70423, Nov. 138, 1908.)
And then he woke up. (F 71170, PSA. 2
Dec. 10, 1908. ) —— (F 70572, Nov. 17, 1908. )
Another hoax on Diogenes. (F —— (F 70740, Noy. 21, 1908.)
70874, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 ec. Nov. 28, —— (F 70769, Noy. 23, 1908.)
1908. ) | — (F 70808, Nov. 25, 1908.)
Can you beat it? (F 70282, Nov. 10,| —— (F 70833, Nov. 27, 1908.)
1908. ) —— (F 70877, Nov. 28, 1908.)
(EF 70741, Nov. 21, 1908.) —— (F 70902, Nov. 30 1908.)
Chinese court notes. (F 70805, Nov. | eine oe
25, 1908.) —— (F bisie Dec. 2, 1908.)
Diary of Ananias. (F 70716, Nov.| ~— ‘¥ 11050, Dec. 4, 2008)
20, 1908.) anerys (F 71081, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Diogenes gets square. (F 70994, —— (F 71150, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Dec. 2, 1908.) Hardship at In Bad club. (F
Diogenes once more cruelly yvictim- 71146, Dec. 9, 1908.)
ized. (F 70261, Nov. 9, 1908.) He’s a wonder. (F 70976, Dee. 1,
Foxy Quiller bug. (F 70268, Nov. 9, | 1908.)
1908. ) Henpecko the monk. (F 70422,
—— (F 703804, Nov. 11, 1908.) , Noy. 13, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d.
— (F 70518, Nov. 14, 1908.)
— (F 70546, Nov. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 70719, Nov. 20, 1908.)
— (Ff 70789, Nov. 24, 1908.)
— (Ff 70830, Nov. 27, 1908.)
— (F 70878, Nov. 28, 1908.)
— (EF 70974, Dec. 1, 1908.)
—— (F 71007, Dec. 3, 1908.)
— (F 71083, Dec. 7, 1908.)
—— (F 71148, Dec. 9, 1908.)
—— (Ff 71171, Dec. 10, 1908.)
Her ideal.
Mr. Jack.
—— (Ff 70588,
Mrs. Trubbell.
1908. )
—— (F 70608,
—— (F 70804,
—— (F 70825, Nov. 27, 1908.)
— (F 71063, Dec. 5, 1908.)
- Monopoly police adopt Bertillon sys-
tem. (IF 70610, Nov. 19, 1908.)
Never again. (F 70262, Nov.
1908. )
—— (F 70808,
— (F 70421,
— (F 70570,
—— (F 70792,
— (F 70882,
—— (F 70875,
—— (F 70899,
— (F 71008,
—— (F 71046,
—— (F 71079, Dec. 7, 1908.)
(F 71121, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Nobody. (F 70545, Nov. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 70589, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Oh, piffle! (F 70717, Nov. 20, 1908.)
Oh what’s the use. (F 70520, Nov.
14, 1908.)
pe
ae
—— (F 70828,
— (F 70977,
— (F 71011,
— (Ff 71065,
— (F 71124, Dec.
— (F 71178, Dec.
Our antediluvian
71172, Dec. 10, 1908.)
Rhymo the monk.
10, 1908.)
—— (F 71174, Dec. 10, 1908.)
(I 70544, Nov. 16, 1908.)
Novy. 18, 1908.)
(F 70543, Nov. 16,
Nov.
Novy.
19, 1908.)
25, 1908.)
9,
1908.)
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
1908. )
28, 1908. )
30, 1908.)
3, 1908.)
4, 1908.)
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
1
18,
17,
24,
27,
70611,
70790,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
19, 1908.)
24, 1908.)
Zits: LOUS=)
1, 1908.)
3, 1908.)
5, 1908.)
8, 1908.)
10, 1908. )
ancestors. Fr
(F 70281, Nov.
(F 70542, Nov. 16, 1908.) |
AND PRINTS, ETC. 467
AMERICAN-JOURNAL-EXAMINER—Cont’d.
Root for senator. (KF 71009, Dec.
8, 1908.)
Servants in the house. (F 70283,
Nov. 10, 1908.)
Standard oil case. (F 70831, Nov.
27, 1908.)
Strong hands. (F 71080, Dec. 7,
1908.)
| That’s what they all say. (¥F 71147,
| Dec. 9, 1908.)
_ Thousand and one nights. (F 70414,
Nov. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 70586, Nov. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 70718, Nov. 20, 1908.)
— (F 70767, Nov. 23, 1908.)
—— (F T0793, Nov. 24, 1908.)
(F 70975, Dec. 1, 1908.)
Tightwaddo the monk. (F 70416,
| Nov. 12, 1908.)
ee
BUN i"
BURSA fe
70587, Nov. 18, 1908.)
70829, Nov. 27, 1908.)
70900, Noy. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 71047, Dec. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 71122, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Troubles of Taft. (F 709938, Dec. 2,
1908. )
We beat ’em to a frazzle.
Nov. 12, 1908. )
Who believes Rockfeller’s testimony.
(F 70417,
| (F 70794, Nov. 24, 1908.)
| ple.
Who was sorry for the common peo-
(F 70826, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Wouldn't it make you mad. (F
| 71048, Dec. 4, 1908.)
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.,
New York, N. Y. [29246-29258
Awful moment. (H 119490, Dec. 10,
1908. )
Clubman and tramp. (H 118716,
Nov. 21, 1908.)
Feud and the turkey. (H 119109,
Dec. 8, 1908. )
Guerrilla (The) (H 118186, Nov.
11, 1908.)
Ingrate (The) (H 118294, Nov. 14,
1908.
Money mad. (H 118991, Nov. 28,
1908. )
Pirate’s gold. (H 117952. Nov. 6,
1908. )
Reckoning. (H 119108, Dec. 3,
1908. )
Song of the shirt. (H 118293, Nov.
14, 1908.)
Taming of the shrew. (H 118185,
Noy. 11, 1908.)
468
AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO.—
Continued.
Test of friendship. (H 119491, Dec.
10, 1908. )
Valet’s wife. (H 118992, Nov. 28,
1908.)
Woman’s way. (H 118461, Nov. 18,
1908. )
AMERICAN STEREOSCOPIC Co., New York,
IN 5 [29259-29261
A 52738, A 72589, A 99020. (H |
119029-119031, Dec. 1, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Nov. 30, 1908.)
ANDERSON (ANDERS ), Bellingham,
Wash. [ 29262
Ferndale, Wash. Meeker’s stand.
(H 1173815, Aug. 24, 1908.*)
ANDERSON (GEO. P.), Lyle, Minn.
[29263
Lyle, Minn., Lyle canning factory.
(H 118720, Nov. 21, 1908;
13, 1908.)
ANDERSON (L. Ga.
[29264
(F 70754, Nov. 23,
M.), Atlanta,
Transformation.
1908.)
ANDRESEN & BUZLAFF CO., Chicago, Ill.
[29265
Childhood of Christ. (H 118208,
Nov. 12, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1908.)
ANDREWS (FREDERICK Foster), Chat-
tanooga, Tenn. [29266
Burning of Lookout inn, Nov. 17,
708, Lookout mt., Tenn. (H 119261,
Dec. 5, 1908.)
ARAKELYAN (SAHOG), Boston, Mass,
[29267
Harvard and Yale football game at
New Haven, Noy. 21, 1908. (H 118871,
Nov. 21, 1908.)
ARIZONA LAND CO., Mesam, Ariz.
[ 29268-29270
Arizona desert. (H 118328, Nov. 14,
1908. )
Ancient ruin. (H 1183822, Nov. 14,
1908. )
Giant cactus. (H 118324, Nov. 14,
1908. )
ART PRESS, Lima, Ohio. [29271
Birth stones.
1908. )
AvueuR, Swyrers & MACHOLD, New York,
WN. ¥ [29272-29274
May all your Christmas days be
(F 71074, Dee. 7,
bright and fair. (F 70603, Nov. 19,
1908.)
Merry Christmas. (F 70602, Nov.
19, 1908.)
2c. Nov.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
| AUGUR
| Batesville,
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v. 3
. Swrers & MacHorp-—Cont'd.
Suspenders. (F 70604, Nov. 19,
1908. )
Baas & Scuvuttz, Batesville, Ind.
[29275-29286
in camp near
(H 118335-
U. S. inf. 10th reg.
Ind. 1-6.
118340, Noy. 14, 1908.)
—marching through Batesville,
Ind, 1-6. (H 118329-118334, Nov. 14,
1908. )
2 c. of each Oct. 28, 1908.
Baitey (CHas. Z.), Los Angeles, Cal.
[29287-29289
Atlantic fieet entering the Golden
Gate. (H 118727, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Oakland, Cal. Apr. 1, 1908. 1, 2.
(H 118725, 118726, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Bain (GrorceE GRANTHAM), New York,
N. Y. [29290-29294
Garden (Mary). 1-5. (H 118045-
118049, Noy. 9, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Noy.
27, 1908.)
BALDWIN (T. S.), Downers Grove, Ill.
[
29295-29310
Cataract canon, Ariz. 1-12. (Hf
118391-118402, Nov. 16, 1908.)
Grand canon, Ariz. 1-4. (H 118403
118406, Noy. 16, 1908.)
3AMFORTH & New York, N. Y.
[ 29311-29320
Beneath the trysting tree.—For just
this kiss—He kissed me.—How are
you.—I love a lassie—In Paradise.—
Maiden fair I kneel at your side.—
Maiden fair with golden hair.—Twixt
the cup and the lip—When thou art
nearme. [10 photographs] (H 118438—
118447, Nov. 18, 1908.)
BANDHOLTZ (FRED J.),
lowa.
Haskins Field Drake university.
119086, Dec. 2, 1908.)
co.,
Des Moines,
[29321-29323
(H
2nd U. S.cavalry. 1,2. (H119087—
119088, Dee. 2, 1908.)
Barnes (A. H.), Parkland, Wash.
[293
Mt. Tacoma. 1-8 (H 118041-118048,
Noy. 9, 1908.)
1-3. (H 119492-119494, Dec.
10, 1908.)
Spray falls. (H 118044, Nov. 9,
1908. )
BarRIE (GroRGE) & SONS, Philadelphia,
Pa. [29331
Pardro (His Excellency Dr. José),
president of the Peruvian republic. F
71108, Dec. 8, 1908.)
; ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
“nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
BArRTLeTr (ALFRED), Boston, Mass.
[29332
Ule, Ule. (IF 70882, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Bayes (Gro. H.), Manton, Mich.
[29833
Simple life. (H 119488, Dec.
1908. )
Bett (M. K.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[29334-29346
Can’t quite make It.
Nov. 19, 1908.)
Good security.
1908. )
AND PRINTS, ETC, 469
BIEN (JuLios) & co.—Continued.
Typewriter. 1-6. (H 119375-
| 119380, Dec. 7, 1908.)
9, |
BIRDSALL (K. N.), New. York, N. Y
[29880
Merry Christmas party. (F 71078,
| Dec. 7, 1908.)
(H 118475, |
(H 118476, Nov. 19, |
Good thing, push it along. (H
118477, Nov. 19, 1908.)
I hate to work on Monday. (H |
| 118478, Nov. 19, 1908.)
I’m coming home. (H 118479, Nov..
BisHop (J. KNOWLES), Baltimore,
Md. [29381, 29382
Taft (Mrs. William Howard). 1, 2.
| (H 118169-118170, Nov. 10, 1908. )
Book NEWS MONTHLY, Philadelphia,
Pa. [29383-29384
Joan of Are. (F 70295, Nov. 11,
1908. )
Virgin and child enthroned. (F
| 70294, Nov. 11, 1908.)
Boston TRAVELER, Boston, Mass.
[29385-29387
Hains (Mrs. Claudia Libbey) 1.
| (H 119212, Nov. 4, 1908.)
19, 1908.)
Lonesome. (H 118483, Nov. 19, |
1908.)
Looking for the worst (wurst). (H
118484, Nov. 19, 1908.)
Love me, love my dog. (H 118485,
| Noy. 19, 1908.)
On the fence. (H 118486, Nov. 19,
1908. )
Three of us. (H 118487, Nov. 19,
1908. ) ‘
Very busy. (H 118480, Nov. 19,
1908. )
Well broke. (H 118481, Nov. 19,
_:1908.)
What do you think of us.
118488, Nov. 19, 1908.)
- BELLEMERE (CHARLES F.), Salt Lake
(H
City, Utah. [29347 |
Attention. (H 118897, Nov. 25,
— 1908.)
| BENJAMIN (F. E.), Malden, Mass.
| Leaning pine.
1908. )
BENJAMIN (ISAAC), Cincinnati, Ohio.
Taft (President-elect William How-
' ard.) (H 118040, Nov. 9, 1908.)
S BIEN (JuLIus) & co., New York, N. Y.
[29350-29379
Auto. 1-6. (H 119361—119366, Dec.
7, 1908.)
Canoe. 1-6. (H 1193893-119398,
' Dec. 7, 1908. )
me Heart of oak. 1-6.
| 1193892, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Parlor. 1-6. (H
Dec. 7, 1908. )
(H 119387-
119581—119386,
— 2. (H 119208, Dec. 4, 1908.)
——35. (H 119131, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Bowen (C. K.), Kansas City, Mo.
[29388
Taft (Pres.) in Kansas City. (H
| 198274, Nov. 12; 1908; 1 ¢. Oct. T2,
1908; 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1908. )
Boyer (Maurice W.), Nantucket,
Mass. [29389, 29390
Nantucket harbor, Mass. (F 70873,
Noy. 28, 1908.)
Off to a wreck. (H 118990, Noy. 28,
1908.)
BRASSLER (CHAS. A.), Brooklyn, N. Y¥.
[29391
Pietro Casini. (H 119032, Dec. 1,
1908.)
BROWER (JESSE B.), Chicago, Il.
[29848 |
(H. 119185, Dec. 4, |
[29392
Early start. (H 118995, Noy. 30,
1908; 2 ¢. Dec. 4, 1908.)
Brown (H. W.), Tifton. Ga.
re9g4g | BROWN ( aie es
[29393
Tifton, Ga., First Baptist church.
(H 119222, Dec. 5, 1908.)
| BROWN BROTHERS, New York, N. Y.
[29394, 29895
Hale (Dr. William Bayard). 1, 2.
_ (H 118893, 118894, Noy. 27, 1908.)
Buck (GroRGE V.), Washington, D. C.
[29396-29406
Burkett (Sen. Elmer J.) (H 118194,
Noy. 11, 1908.)
Lagercrantz (Mr. de), Swedish
minister. (H 118470, Nov. 18, 1908.)
470 CATALOGUE OF
“en
ee
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.8
Buck (GrorcE V.)—Continued.
Lagercrantz (Mrs. de). Swedish
minister’s wife. (H 118471, Noy. 18,
1908. )
Lagercrantz (Miss Hva). (H118193,
Novy. 11, 1908.)
| CHENEY (Mary Mouton )—Continued.
Lagercrantz(Miss Mary). (H 118192, |
Nov. 11, 1908.)
Paumgartten (Baroness Marie von).
(H 118195, Nov. i1, 1908.)
Pierce (Rev. U. G. B.) (H 118472,
Nov. 18, 1908.)
Wright (Mrs. Luke). 1-4. (i
118196-118199, Nov. 11, 1908.)
BurFFrHaM (Geo. R.), Annapolis, Md.
[29407
U. S. naval academy football squad,
1908: (H 118453, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Bureess (W. E.), Scottsville, Va.
[29408
Scottsville, Va., view looking west
from top of Driver’s hill. (H 119367,
Dec. 7, 1908.)
Burrrere (W. ATLEE) & cCO., Philadei-
phia, Pa.
_ Natural size pod of the Burpee im-
proved bush lima bean. (F TOTA4T.
Nov. 23, 1908.)
Sweet peas. (IF 70748, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Two of Burpee’s new Spencer sweet
peas. (FF 70656, Noy. 20, 1908.)
Byron & CO., New York, N. Y.
_ states.
[29409-29411 |
Quiet pleasures. (F 68841, Aug. 28,
1908. )
2 c. of each Noy. 9, 1908.
CHICKERING (ELMER), Boston, Mass.
[29421
Governors of the New England
(H 118902, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Lehy (G.B.) 1 (H119014, Noy. 30,
1908.)
nde Del
1908.)
CLAPP & INGALLS, Athol, Mass.
(H 119495-119497, Dec. 10,
Edes madonna.
1908.)
CLARK (JOHN MAXWELL), North Had-
ley, Mass. [29427-29428
Hadley, Mass., First Congregational
[
(H 118474, Nov. 19,
church. 1, 2. (H 118201-118202, Nov.
11, 1908.)
CLEAVER (Gites Carey), Smuggler,
|. Golo, [29429
[29412 |
New York, N. Y., Hotel Imperial. |
(H 119456, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Carrey (Henry R.), Cambridge, Mass.
[29413 |
Woodchuck entering its burrow.
119028, Nov. 30, 1908.)
Clouds in the San Miguel valley,
Colo. (H 119470, Dec. 10, 1908.)
CLINEDINST (B. M.), Washington, D. C.
[29430-29444
Butts (Capt. Archibold W.) (H
119370, Dee. 7, 1908.)
Cissel (Miss Eloise).
Noy. 11, 1908.)
Elkins (Miss Katherine). (H 118740,
Noy. 23, 1908.)
(H 118182,
Holbrook (Miss Katherine). (H
118181, Nov. 11, 1908: 2 Gi eevee
1908S. )
Interstate commerce commission.
(Hi |
_ (H 119678, Dec. 14, 1908.)
CARSON, Pirin, Scotr « co., Chicago, |
{29414
' Poinsettia. (F 70296, Nov. 11, 1908.)
THE U. S. A., Chicago, III.
[29415-29416 |
Chapel car St. Anthony, A. B.
70437, 704386, Noy. 14, 1908.)
CELEBRITY ART CO., Boston, Mass.
[29417
(H 119471, Dec. 7, 1908.)
CHENEY (Mary MOULTON), St. Paul,
(F
Salome. 1.
Minn. [29418-29420
Holly & roses. (F 688438, Aug. 28,
1908. )
Merry Christmas.
28, 1908. )
(F 68842, Aug.
Lazo (Lewis), New Honduras min-
ister. (H 118216, Nov. 12, 1908.)
(H 1193871,
Livonius (Frau yon).
| Dee. 7, 1908.)
CATHOLIC CHURCH EXTENSION SOCY. OF |
Moltke (Count), new minister from
Denmark. (H 119374, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Moltke (Countess) of the legation of
Denmark. (H 119373, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Newberry (Mrs. Truman H.) (H
118344- Nov. 16, 1908.)
Paumgarten (Baroness). (H 118741,
| Noy. 23, 1908.)
Roosevelt (President Theodore). (H
119372, Dec. 7, 1908.) ,
Smith (Miss Barbara) (H 118183,
Noy. 11, 1908; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1908.)
Sutherland (Miss Edith Lee)
118742, Nov. 28, 1908.)
(A
hos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
INEDINST (B. M.)—Continued.
Wright (Mrs. Luke) (H 118184,
Oy. 11, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1908.)
SLOGENSON (H.), Dallas, Tex.
' Marble Falls, Tex. 1-3.
9403, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Texas state fair, main entrance.
9404, Dec. 8, 1908.)
SOLBY (JAMES M.), Wausau, Wis.
[29449-29454
Eland, Wis. 1-3. (H 1183861-
118363, Nov. 16, 1908; 2 c. of each
Det. 26, 1908.)
Marathon county poor farm, near
Wausau, Wis. (H 118365, Nov. 16,
1908 ; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1908.)
™ Wausau, Wis. 1, 2. (H 118364,
118366, Nov. 16, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct.
26, 1908.)
OOLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., Jersey
| Cy, N. J. [29455
_ Colonial spirit. (F 70629, Nov. 19.
908.)
ONGER (LL. E.), Mora, Minn.
[ 29456, 29457
(H 118702, Nov. 11,
(H 119400-
(H
; Lake Mora.
908. )
Mora, Minn.
1908. )
ot JiS(S, Nov Lt,
16, 1908; 2 c. of each Novy. 16, 21, 1908.)
COOVERT (JOHN CALVIN), Memphis,
Tenn. [29470, 29471
Central Baptist church. A, B. (H
18942. 118948, Nov. 28, 1908.)
CouRIER COMPANY OF BUFFALO, Buffalo.
[29472-29477
Burke (Minnie) (G 20199, Noy. 16,
1908.)
Gear (Florence) portrait. (G
Grayce (Helen) (G 20247, Nov.
23. 1908. )
Henry’s (Hi) ministrels. 5782,
5783. (G 202538, 20254, Nov. 24, 1908:
2c. Noy. 25, 1908.)
50 to 1 shot. (G 20142, Nov.
1908; 2 c. Noy. 9, 1908.)
=
‘,
20136, Noy. 6, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1908.) |
aly (The)—Happy family.—Home spe-
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
[29445-29448 |
CONKLIN (DaAvip BRUCE), Brooklyn,
i... [29458
_ Arkansas doctor. (F 71014, Dec. 4,
1908. )
C DONLEY (P. N.), Chicago, III.
| [29459-29469
» Decorations. 1, 2, 13, 15, 16, 22, 24, |
25, 40, 41, 42. (G 20230-20240. Nov.
| nightwatches; by Wm. L..Taylor.
|
|
47]
CROONBORG (FREDERICK T.), New York,
Wi Y [29478-29481
Advanced fashions, Nov., 1908. Sup-
plements A, B. (F 70273, 70274, Nov.
10, 1908; 2 c. of each Nov.-12, 1908.)
Dec., 1908. Supplements A, B.
(F 71159, 71160, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 ec.
of each Dec. 11, 1908.)
Crossy (C. G.), Litchfield, Minn.
[29482-29485
Lake Ripley, Litchfield, Minn. 1-4.
(H 118187-118190. Nov. 11, 1908; 2
c. of each Nov. 3, 1908.)
CUMBERLAND PUB. Co., Harrisburg, Pa.
[29486
Yale-Princeton football poster-calen-
dar 1909. (F 20292, Nov. 3, 1908.)
Curry (W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[29487-29498
At the garden gate.—Beatrice.—
Bit of nature.—Fishing. — Maternal]
affection. — Old creek. — When the
leaves are falling. [7 prints] (F
70352-70358, Nov. 12, 1908.)
Curtis (Epwarp §8.), Seattle, Wash.
[29494-29634
photographs of Indians and
scenes] x2445-x2464, x2620-
x2629, x2812-x2815, x2826-x2840,
x2861-x2885, x2S887-x2906 ., x2933-
x2976. (H 11850S8-118648, Nov. 19,
1908.)
[141
Indian
Curtis (Mrs. M. E.), Pasco, Wash.
[29635
storm approaching Pasco,
(H 118998, Nov. 30, 1908.)
Sand
Wash.
Curtis & CAMERON, Boston, Mass.
[29636
in the
18
When I meditate on Thee
by 22. (H 119457, Dec. 9, 1908.)
DARBYSHIRE (LEONARD), Rochester,
Noy [29637
Election day, challenging a floater.
(F 70756, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Davis (J.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[29638-29689
Always fresh.—Country life.—Griz-
cialties—Impromptu shower bath—
Narrow escape.—Old homestead.—Old
village.—Otter.—Stolen sweets.—Stop
/ your kicking—Toasting marshmal-
lows.—Trout run.—Wild boers.—Win-
ter sports. [16 prints.] (F 70631--
70646, Noy. 19, 1908.)
iad ey 8
€ ry a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2. 8., Vv.
Davis (J.)—Continued.
At the horse show.—Beatrice.
Breezy.—By the lake.—College girl.—
Cow boys.—Destroying the mortgage.—-
Doris.—Ethel.—Eventide.—F air an-
gler.—Golfing—Good harvest.—Hold
up.—In the orchard.—Indians.—Locks
(The) —Meditation.—Milk maid.—-
Moonlight.—Morning canter.—Old
friends.—On the _ river.—Pocahontas
falls.— Refreshing. — Reliable.— Reve-
rie.—Riverview.—Rural home.—Spring
blossoms.—Strollers (The ).—Suburban
livery.—Thoroughbreds.—True Ameri-
eans.—Woodland (The).—Words
comfort. [36 prints.] (F TO06S0-—70715,
Nov. 20, 1908. )
Dawson (W.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[29690-29696
Autumn.—Favorite grazing spot.—
Harbor (The) .—Old landmark.—
Peaceful haven.—Posing for the pic-
ture.—Returning flock. [7 prints] (F
70395-70401, Nov. 12, 1908.)
DE CAMPI (ANITA), Chicago, Ill.
[ 29697, 29698
Billy; portrait of a child. (F 70750,
Nov. 23, 1908.)
"Your weakness; a toast.
Nov. 23, 1908. )
DE LAMORTON (ALBERT FE. B.), Tampa,
Mla. [29699
Polo-gram., mariners compass chart.
(F 70798, Oct. 31, 1908: 2 ec.
1908. )
DENVER Post,
(F 70749,
Denver, Colo.
| 29700-29710
of |
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
Atlantic City, N. J. 1-6. (H1187
118771, Nov. 23, 1908; 2 @ of e@
Nov. 21, 1908.)
Boston, Mass., Paul Revere house
North square. (H 118930, Noy. 27
1908. )
Chicago drainage canal. 1-3. ({
118931—118933, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Detroit, Mich., Macomb statue. ({
118780, Nov. 23, 1908; 2 « Novy. 21
1908. )
Y.M.C, A. building.
Dec. 3, 1908.)
Femmes et enfant.
(H 119116
(H 118407, Nov
| 16, 1908.)
| 118779, Nov.
Fort Monroe, Va. 1-5. (H118759
118795—-115798, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Francis P. Mesquita [sailing boat]
winner in second class. (H 118765
Noy. 23, 1908; 2 c. Noy. 21, 1908.)
Genessee river. 1, 2. (H 118778
23, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Nov
21, 1908.)
Hunt’s
Springs,
1908. )
Jessie Costa
(H 118763, 118764, Nov. 23, 1
of each Nov. 21, 1908.)
Labor. (i
(Helen) grave, Colo
Colo. (H_ 118086, Noy. 9
[Sailing boat] 1, 2
908; 2¢
118246-118260.
ao.
_ Nov. 13, 1908.)
Nov. 9, |
_ (H 118934, Nov.
Adventures of the little Post wanted. |
118295, Nov. 14, 1908.)
(F' 70409, Nov. 12, 1908.)
—— (F 70630, Nov. 19, 1908.)
—— (F 70815, Nov. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 71001, Dec. 3, 1908.)
—— (F 71163, Dec. 10, 1908. )
In the blind. (F 70271, Nov.
1908. )
Stunts. (I 70272, Nov. 10, 1908.)
(F 70529, Nov. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 70757, Noy. 23, 1908.)
10,
—— (F 70885, Nov. 380, 1908.)
—— (F 71077, Dec. 7, 1908.)
DETROIT PUB. co., Detroit, Mich.
[29711-29814
La Junta, Colo., New Santa Fe hotel
27, 1908.)
Las Vegas, N. Mex., Business street
(H 118935, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Manitoba (Canadian 8S. 8.) ({
November; after George R. Barse,
| jr. (H 118087, Noy. 9, 1908.)
Perkins (Commodore), statue of,
Concord, N. H. (H 118261, Noy. 13,
1908. )
Recitation (The) (H 118758, Noy.
23, 1908. )
Detail A, detail B. (H 119117,
119118, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Richmond, Va. 1-20 (H 118296—
118815, Nov. 14, 1908.)
Albuquerque, N: Mex. 1-3. (H
118926—-118928, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Ash Fork, Ariz.. Hotel Escalante. |
(H 11892, Nov. 27, 1908.)
—— Indian room.
Nov. 9; 1908.)
(H 118084,
Broad st. (H 118782, Nov. 23,
1908. )
Rochester, N. Y., 1-6. (H 118772—-
118777, Nov. 23, 1908: 2 c. of each Novy.
21, 1908.) ;
Rose Dorothea [Sailing boat] 1-8.
(H 11S760—-118762, Nov. 23, 1908: 2 ce.
of each Noy. 21, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
Bhios. 49-53, Dec., 1908
DETROIT PUB. co.—Continued.
4H 118781, Noy. 23, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 21,
1908. )
South Cheyenne canyon, Colo., trout
ol. (H 118085, Nov. 9, 1908; 2 c.
ov. 9, 1908.)
Trinidad, Colo.
118794, Nov. 23, 1908; 2 c. of each Nov.
21 or 23, 1908.)
Wellesley College, Mass.,
119112119115, Dec. 3, 1908.)
= Williams, Ariz., 1, 2. H 118937,
118938, Nov. 27, 1908.)
BDickry (Atonzo F.), Cowden, Ill.
1-4.
Hand full. Nov.
1908. )
(H 118328,
Ditton (T. E.), Scranton, Pa.
hill.—Inlet.—Rushes and
Salt marshes,
pasture.—Silent
ght [18 photographs] (H 119193—
19196, 119198-119206, Dec. 4, 1908;
2c. of each Dec. 5, 1908.)
DINGMAN (B. H.), Plymouth, Wis.
Plymouth, Wis.,
carnival.
Sept. 21, 1908; 1 c. Nov. 18, 1908.)
DoEHRMANN (Guts), Chicago, Ill.
ary. (H 118191, Noy. 11, 1908.)
Doyte & LOVENBEIN, Hartford, Conn.
[29831
Hartford bridge.
m0, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 21, 1908.)
Duncan (N. W.), La Salle, Il.
‘Dye (M. E.), Unionville, Mo.
Unionville, Mo., Al, A2.
118411, Nov. 16, 1908.)
(H 118410,
s
(H 118653, Nov. |
[29832, 29833 |
Split rock. (F 70752, Nov. 23, 1908.) |
__ Valley of the [llinois. (F 71000,
Dec. 3, 1908.)
St. Augustine, Fla., Ponce de Leon. |
(H 118408, Nov. 16, |
1908. )
— Hotel Cardenas. (H 118936, |
Nov. 27, 1908.)
Washington, D.C.,1-12. (H118783- |
(Hi |
[29815
16, |
[29816-29828 |
Bend in the road.—Deserted but not |
forgotten.—Hedgerow.—House on the |
willows.— |
AND PRINTS, ETC. 473
Esaucu & Sr. Hirt, Malta, Mont.
[29836
Dynamited express car after the
Curry hold up. (F 70240, Nov. 9,
1908; 2c. Aug. 24, 1908. )
~
EDISON MFG. co., Orange, N. J.
[29837-29888
Colonial Virginia. 1-5. (H 118492-
118496, Nov. 19, 1908.)
Kings pardon. 1-6. (H 118950—
118955, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Lady or the tiger. 1-8. (H 118884—
118891, Noy..25, 1908.)
Lovers telegraphic code. 1-5. (H
118262-118266, Nov. 13, 1908.)
Miss Sherlock Holmes. 14 (H
119189-119192, Dec. 4, 1908.)
New stenographer. 1-6. (H118497-
| 118502, Nov. 19, 1908.)
Old maids’ temperance club. 1-3.
(H 119186-119188, Dec. 4, 1908.)
She. 1-7. H 118267—118273, Nov.
13, 1908.)
Tale the ticker told. 1-8. (H 119498-
119505, Dec. 10, 1908.)
EIGHMY BROS., Fort Atkinson, Wis.
[29889-29908
Fort Atkinson, Wis. 1-20. (H
Mamaroneck.—Sheep |
; stream.—Solitude.— |
Still waters.——Sultry afternoon.—Twi- |
119414—-119433, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Exvtiotr (CuHAs. H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[29909
* Bleven o’clock. (F 71105, Dec. 8,
| 1908. )
[29829 |
street scene and |
(H 116508, Oct. 3, 1908; 1c. |
& co., LTD., Lon-
[29910
(F 70723, Nov.
FAULKNER (C. W.)
don, England.
Sleeping minstrel.
| 21,1908.)
[29830 |
Illinois charitable eye & ear infirm- |
FINE (Wo. B.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[29911, 29912
Drop kick.—Forward pass. (H
119092, 119093, Dec. 2, 1908: 2 ec. of
_ Ancon hospital.
each Nov. 23, 1908.)
FISHBAUGH (W. A.), Empire, Canal
Zone. [29913-29915
Ancon, Canal Zone. Fever wards,
(H 118752, Nov. 23,
| 1908.)
|
[29834, 29835 |
Culebra Cut, looking north. (H
118751, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Empire, C. Z., working in the canal.
(H 118753, Nov. 23, 1908.)
New York, N. Y.
[29916, 29917
Ellison (Wm. B.) of New York City,
N. Y., 1, 2. (H 118489, 118490, Nov.
FISHER (G.),
/ 19, 1908. )
474 CATALOGUE OF
Fitz-Hucu
Virginia, Va. [29918
Cryptograph of the sacred spear-
cult and Saturnial-ritual of Mars. (H |
118409, Nov. 16, 1908.)
FITZPATRICK (Ernest E.) Carthage,
Tenn. [29919
Carmack calendar. (F 70751, Novy.
23, 1908.)
Fieck Bros., Philadelphia, Pa.
[29920
Chief (The), (F 71057, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Fito (Isaac), Fairmont, Minn. [29921
Out for a swim.
9, 1908.)
FLorE (Haston), Blue Earth, Minn.
[29922-29926
(H 119262,
(H 118039, Nov.
Blue Earth, Minn., 1, 2.
119268, Dec. 5, 1908.)
River scene. 2, 4,
119459-119461, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Fotry (EB. F.), New York, N. Y.
[29927-29929
‘ Bartolucci (Clementine). (H
119134, Dec. 4, 1903.)
Lerna (Tina). (H 118416, Nov. 17,
1908.)
Mackid (Mary).
1908.)
Forbes (A A.), Bishop, Cal.
[29930-29933
(H 118203*
14.
(H
(H 119045, Dec. 2,
Kodak fiend, 50, 51.
118204, Nov. 11, 1908.)
Liveone. (H 118206, Nov. 11, 1908.)
Out fora time. (H 118205, Nov. 11,
1908. )
TorsyTHeE (N. A.), Butte, Mont.
[29934-29935
After the swim, herd of wild buf-
faloes, Mont. (H 1187388, Nov. 23,
1908.)
Wild buffaloes swimming Pend
d'Oreille river. (H 1187389, Nov. 23,
COPYRIGHT
ENTRIES :
pt. Iv, n.8., v.38
(Thos.), University of | Frost & REED, Bristol, England.
Lucky dog. (F 70722, Noy.
1908; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1908.)
I’'RyYATT (Wm. C.), Cross Timbers, Mo.
[29940
_ 21,
Cross Timbers, Mo.
Nov. 12, 1908.)
GAINES (T. R.) New York, N. Y.
(29941
If your thoughts on me no longer
dwelt. (F 70203, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ¢
Nov. 17, 1908.)
(H 118207,
GARTNER & BENDER, Chicago, Il.
Ghosts I have met.
27, 1908: 2
—
(F 71060, Nov.
c. Nov. 21 1908.)
Gipps (ArERONAUT), Jolo, Sulu, P. I.
[ 299438, 29944
Amok. 1169, 1171. (H 119132,
119133, Dec. 3, 1908.)
GILBERT (CarkIE M.), Portland, Ore-
gon.
Iron Tail, Sioux.
25, 1908. )
GILBERT (IRWIN E.), Frostburg, Md.
[
(H 118892, Novy.
Frostburg, Md., Frostburg brewing
co.’s plant. (H 119409, Dee. 8, 1908.)
Gitrus (FRANK H.), Rochester, N. Y.
[29947-29950
Moonlight on the lake. (H 118507,
Nov. 19, 1908; 2 c. Noy. 12, 1908.)
Old Indian trail. (H 118506, Noy.
19, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1908.)
Path through the forest. (H 119485,
Dec. 8, 1908.)
Reservoir fountain. (H 119434, Dec.
8, 1908.)
GIMBLE (Mrs.
Idaho.
Saint Joe river.
Kk. FE.) Coeur d'Alene,
29951
(H 118415, Novy. 17,
— 1908.)
1908. )
Fort WortH TELEGRAM, Fort Worth,
Tex. [29936
Fort Worth sky-line. (F 70301, |
Noy. 11, 1908.)
F'RANTZ (CHARLES), Woodville, Wis.
[29937
Till (John). (H 119097, Dec. 3,
1908. )
FRENCH (WILFRED), Boston, Mass.
[29938
Fiedler (Max).
1908. )
(F 70755, Nov. 28, |
| 11, 1908.)
Girscu (CHARLES W.), New York,
i. ides [29952-29955
(G 20317, Dec. 4, 1908.)
(G 20319, Dec. 4, 1908.)
(G 20318, Dec. 4, 1908.)
(G 20316, Dec. 4,
Auto girl.
Fiancee.
Snow man.
Young patriots.
1908. )
GLASIER (FRED W.), Brockton, Mass.
[29956-29962
Guertin (Louis). (H 118179, Novy.
ENGRAVINGS, OUTS,
. 49-53, Dec., 1908
Kellerman (Annette). H 118178,
ov. 11, 1908.
(H 119015— 119019, Nov.
LOEGE (EH. H.), Monroe, Wis.
[29963-29969
Green county, Wis. 1, 2—Monroe,
Wis. 1-5 (H 119483-119489, Dec. 10,
2908; 2 c. of each Dec. 11, 1908.)
GoopHvurE (IF. M.), Boston, Mass.
[29970
(H 118989,
LASIER (Fred W.)—Continued.
Bithplace of Whistler.
Nov. 28, 1908.)
GooDMAN (CHARLES), Buff, Utah.
[29971-29973
(H 119042, 119043,
Bluff, Utah 1, 2.
Dec. 2, 1908.)
San Juan, Utah, Sphinx family
Monument. H 119044, Dec. 2, 1908.
‘GoopMAN (GusTAV), New York, N. Y.
[29974-29979
New York City, Hall of Records 1-6.
‘(HH 118050-118055, Nov. 9, 1908; 2 ec.
of each Novy. 7, 1908.)
Gray (Epwarp J.), Bellaire, Mich.
[29980
_ Bellaire, Mich., county house. (H
(118348, Noy. 16, 1908.
GRAY LITHOGRAPH COMPANY, New York,
ge [29981-29993
| Waster time. 1-12. (G 20170-20181,
Nov. 14, 1908.)
Purity. G 20351, Dec. 8, 1908.
‘GreyeR (Louris <A.) & ISAACSON
(Davip), Mass. [29994, 29995
= Lucky spudd. (H 119033, Dec. 1,
1908. )
Primitive man. (H 119034, Dec. 1,
1908. )
Grissom (SHERWOOD T.), Dardanelle,
Ark. [29996
Dardanelle, Ark. cor. of Main and
| Front st. (H 1187387, Nov. 23, 1908.)
| GUBELMAN PUB. co., New York, N. Y.
[29997-29999
Nervous habit. (F 70459, Nov. 14,
1908.)
Not that sort of a girl.
| Nov. 14, 1908.)
Why don’t you try.
14, 1908.)
HAGELSTEIN BROS., New York, N. Y.
[30000-30006
(F 70992, Dec. 2,
(F 70458,
(F 70460, Nov.
Autumn strains.
1908.)
AND PRINTS. ETC. 475
HAGELSTEIN BROS.—Continued.
Bath (The) (F 70990, Dec. 2, 1908.)
European Sibyl. (F 71004, Dec. 3,
1908. )
Lute player. (F 7099%, Dec. 2,
1908. )
Susanna and the elders. (F 70989,
Dec. 2, 1908.)
Three ages. (F 71006, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Toiler. (F 71005, Dec. 3, 1908.)
HAHN (S.), Pittsburg, Pa. [30007
Razor edge. (F 70803, Nov. 25,
1908. )
HAINES PHOTO co., Conneaut, Ohio.
[30008-30011
Burk (Ansted) & co. mills. (H
119452, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Garfield monument at Cleveland.
(H 118171, Nov. 10, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 7,
1908. )
McKinley monument at Canton,
Ohio. (H 118172, Nov. 10, 1908; 2 e
Noy. 7, 1908.)
Mast (P. P.) & co. factory.
119453, Dec. 9, 1908.)
(H
| Harpe & SHort, New York, N. Y.
: [30012
New York, N. Y. Apartment build-
ing. (H 118437, Nov. 18, 1908; 2 ec.
Nov. 13, 1908.)
Harpy (G.), Boston, Mass. [300138
Sonny. (F 68784, Sept. 23, 1908;
2c. Nov. 12, 1908.)
HARE (Mrs. Atice), Santa Clara, Cal.
[30014, 30015
Along the Brokaw road. (H 119021,
Nov. 30, 1908.)
Cypress point.
1908. )
HARE (GEo. J.), Buffalo, N. Y.
[30016
(H 118757, Nov.
(H 119020, Noy. 30,
Peace and plenty.
23, 1908.)
Harris (Epwarp G.), Denver, Colo.
[30017, 30018
I’m so lonesome. (F T0883, Noy. 17,
1908. )
Old folks at home.
17, 1908.)
Harris & Ewinc, Washington, D. C.
[80019-30021
President in the woods. 1, 2. (H
118825, 118326, Nov. 14, 1908.
Wedderburn (A. J.) (H 118327,
Noy. 14, 1908.
(F 70884, Nov.
CATALOGUE
(FrepD), Kansas City, Mo.
[80022-30036
HARVEY
Apache boy. — Arrow -
fore
lesson. — Hawk.— Home _ from
hunt.—Meeting place—Tale of the
tribe.—Tong-Pah.— Watching the race.
[11 photographs.] (H 118350-118360,
Nov. 16, 1908.)
Grand Canyon of Arizona.
70764-70766, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Needles, Cal., El Garces, entrance.
(H 118754, Nov. 23, 1908.)
1-3. (F
Hauser (Horace L.), Chicago, D1
[80037
Our historical bell. (IF 70455, Noy.
14, 1908.)
HAWKES (F. E. Goshen, Ind.
[30038
Scene on the hydraulic canal of the
C.),
Goshen milling co. (F 70745, Noy. 28,
1908. )
HAYES LITHOGRAPHING Co., Buffalo,
ING Be [30039-30044
Bathing girl. (G 20268, Nov. 27,
1908. )
Beads and flowers. Nov.
27, 1908.)
Deering.
How do you do.
1908.)
Minnewaska.
1908. )
Swing me. (G 20265, Nov. 27, 1908.)
HicuHsorn (Harriet D.), Stockton
Springs, Me. [30045-30047
Kidder’s Pt., Oct. 14, 1908. 1-8. (H.
118448-118450, Noy. 18, 1908.)
Hitt (CHARLES), New York, N. Y.
(G 20266,
(G 20200, Nov. 16, 1908. )
(G 20267, Noy. 27,
(G 20217, Nov. 19,
Your choice. (F 67458, July 28,
1908.* )
Boston, Mass.
[30049-30059
[Holy mass series. ] 1-11. (F
70862-70872, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Horr (CHAS. S.).,
HorrMan (J. Henry), Baltimore, Md.
[30060
(H 118941,
28, 1908; 1 ec.
Magdalene with skull.
Noy. 28, 1908; 1 c. Noy.
Dec. 1, 1908.)
HotmMBort & WHITE, New Salem, N.
Dak.
Billings,
Mont. 1-4.—Bismarck, N.
Dak., State penitentiary.—Miles City, |
(H. 118903-118909, Noy. —
Mont., 1, 2.
27, 1908; 2 ce. of each Noy. 19, 1908.)
OF COPYRIGHT
oe (WILLIAM B.),
maker. — Be- .
the dance.—Cigarette.—Dancing |
the |
' sons’ store.
[30048
[30061-30067 _
ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.. v.38
Riverside,
Ni FZ. ;
Riverside, N. J. 1, 2. (H. 114982,
114983, Aug. 22, 1908; 2 ¢. of each
Aug. 17, 1908.) *
Hoop (E. C.), Portsmouth, Ohio.
| [380070
Chillicothe st. from top of Ander-
(H 119254, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Horkins (QO. D.), Indianapolis, Ind.
[
My heart is yearning for thee. (F
70814, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 ¢. Dec, 2, 1908.)
(ALBERT Z.), St. Louis, Mo.
[80072
(H 119135, Dee.
Howe
Melancholy days.
4, 1908.)
| Horr (Herman S.), San Francisco,
Cal. [30073, 30074
Janes high-ball. (H 118607, Nov. 9,
1908, )
McLaughlin serve. (H 118066, Noy.
9, 1908.)
Hutt (DANA),
Chicago, Ill. [80075
Reynolds (George M.), 3017. (&
119253. Dec. 5, 1908. ) :
HumMMerR (ArtTHUR C.), Washington,
D.C. [80076
Bureau of printing and engraving.
(H 116100, Sept. 24, 1908; 2 ¢. Noy. 3,
1908. )
(A.), Colville, Wash.
[80077
Way apples grow in Colville valley.
| (H 117969, Oct. 19, 1908.)
| Hutt (Henry), New York, N. Y.
[30078, 30079
HUNTSMAN
Resting. (F 71164, Dec. 10, 1908.)
Three of a kind. (F 71165, Dec. 10,
1908. )
Hybr (FREDERIC BULKELEY ), Southport,
Conn. [80080-30090
Satterlee (H. L.) H 1900, H 1901.
(H 119264, 119265, Dec. 5, 1908.)
H 1860, H 1864, H 1867, H 1883, A
278, A 280—A 283. (H 119223-119231,
Dec. 5, 1908.)
Hyman (RoSE), New York, N. Y.
[30091
Perfumed pillow or: (F T0647, Nov.
19, 1908. )
_ILIon LopGe 591, F. anp A. M., Tlion,
Ne ee [380092
Ilion, N. Y., Masonic temple. (H
118033, Novy. 9, 1908.)
| o ENGRAVINGS, CUTS
| BPs. 49-53. Dec., 1908
YTERCOLLEGIATE ASSN. OF AMATEUR
ATHLETICS OF AMERICA, New York,
N. Y. [30095-30107
) Annual field meeting, Franklin field.
hiladelphia, Pa., May 30, 1908, 1-15.
E 118089-118103, Nov. 10, 1908.)
RISH IMPORTING ASSOCIATION, Chicago,
Ii. [30108
Trish spinner. (H 119268. Dee. 7.
908. )
‘MSRAEL (WILLIAM H.), Negaunee, Mich.
; [30109
ee ilver linings. (H 118705, Noy. 21,
308. )
VERS (JOHN JOSEPH), Denver, Colo.
ke [30110
| Summer sport. (H 118209, Noy. 12,
fe mas o2 GC, Noy. 2, 1908.)
(Acon & Brown, New York. N. Y.
~ (30111, 30112
(G 19762, Oct.
te
' Sherman (James 8.)
1908.)
Taft (Wm. H.)
08. )
| Silver linings. H 118705, Nov. 21,
ACOBS (Joun H.), Churchtown, Pa.
[30113-30116
(H 118456,
(G 19761, Oct. 1,
monurchtown, Pa., 1, 2.
(8457, Nov. 18, 1908.)
“a .o0king northeast from Churchtown,
(H 119455, Dec. 9, 1908.)
ij pipper Windsor, Pa., Road across
mbreast. (H 119454, Dec. 9, 1908.)
ANISCH (Vicror), St. sn Mo.
30117, 30118
(H "18805. Noy.
Before and after.
7, 1908.)
| Consumed.
L908. )
OHNSON (Erperr M.),
(H 118896, Nov. 27,
Crown Point,
me N. Y. [30119
'Put’s oak. (H 119128, Dee. 4, 1908:
me. Nov. 16, 1908.)
Petersburg,
[30120
HNSTON (W. M.), St.
Fla.
Box of oranges. (G 20368, Dec. 8,
1908 ; 2 c. Noy. 50, 1908.)
Jones (Jos. L.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
t [30121
‘Starks (S. W.) (G 18530, Apr. 23,
p08; 2 c. May 7, 1908.*)
DRDAN STUDIOS, Boston, Mass.
“Hibbard (Mayor) 1-5. (H 119046-
19050, Dec. 2, 1908.)
HODGE co., New York, N. Y.
[3012
hie Brownscombe.
' 1908. )
[30122-30126 |
7, 30128 |
AND PRINTS, ETC.
JORDAN sTUDIos—Continued.
Little Johnny and the Teddy bears.
(F 71066, Dec. 5, 1908.)
—— (F 71137, Dec. 9, 1908.)
KELLEY (KE. W.), Chicago, Ill.
(30129, 30130
Far famed loop of Georgetown, Colo.
8786. (H 118342, Nov. 16, 1908.)
Pikes peak from Peep Hole, Garden
of the Gods, Colo. 1487. (H 119083,
Dec. 2, 1908.)
IXKERAMIC SUPPLY Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
{30131, 30132
Blackberries; by E. Bauman.
Roses: by KE. Bauman. F 71161,
71162, Dee.
3, 1908.)
10, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec.
IXERKER-SHERIDAN Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
[301383
Memorial. a k of ages. (F 71016.
Dec. 4, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1908. )
KERN (W. , Chicago, Il. {30134
neat Serta eres and after. (G.
20145, Noy. 9, 1908.)
KiNG (ARCHER), Table Rock, Nebr.
[30135-30138
Fairie of the corn-belt. (H 119027.
Dec. 1, 1908.)
Making fuel of the cob.
Dee. 1, 1908.)
(H 119024,
Too much for the elevator. (H
119026, Dec. 1, 1908.)
Where the coon took refuge. (H
119025, Dec. 1, 1908.)
Los Angeles, Cal.
[30139
ots (W. Lloyd). (H 118724,
Noy. 23, 1908: 2 ec. Noy. 9, 1908.)
KING (GEORGE H.),
KLACKNER (C.), New York, N. Y.
[30140-30146
Buckingham (George Duke of); by
Sir Anthony Vandyck, engraved by F.
G. Stevenson. (F 70650, Nov. 20,
1908. )
Choosing the wedding text; by Jen-
(F TOT76, Nov. 24,
Gainsborough.
(F.
Sisters; by Thomas
engraved by Alfred Skrimshire.
70651, Nov. 20, 1908.)
Through the vale; by Charles Wood.
(F 70652, Nov. 20, 1908.)
Villiers (Francis), brother of the
Duke of Buckingham; by Sir Anthony
Vandyek; engraved by F. G. Steven-
son. (F 70649, Noy. 20, 1908.)
478 CATALOGUE
KLACKNER (C.)—Continued.
Washington and Nellie Custis at
Mount Vernon; Jennie Brownscombe.
(F 70655, Nov. 20, 1908; 1 ¢ Nov. 20,
1908; 1c. Nov. 24, 1908.)
Washington’s headquarters at New-
burgh; by Jennie Brownscombe. (IF
70654, Nov. 20, 1908.)
G.), San Francisco,
Cal. [80147
Woodland (The). H 118721, Novy.
23, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1908.
(Louis), New York, N. Y.
[30148-80150
(G 20197, Nov. 16,
KLEIN (MARIE
KLoPsScH
Hide and seek,
1908. )
Under the apple tree. (G 20196,
Nov. 16, 1908.)
Washington’s march through the
Jerseys. (G 20198, Nov. 16, 1908.)
IXNOEDLER (M.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[30151
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Lee (Wittiam H.), Chicago, Il.
[
Enfant (L’) blond; by J. H. Fra- |
(F 71090, Dec. 8, 1908.)
KRAEMER ART CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
[80152-80154
gonard.
pt. IV, nD. S.. ¥
LAWRENCE (GEo. R.)—Continued.
Reno, Nev. (H 118712, Nov.
1908. )
Looking northeast. (H 1187
Nov. 21, 1908.) ‘
Leavitt (Epwin M.), Rutland, Mass
[80171-3017!
Rutland, Mass., Massachusetts state
sanitorium, 1-8. (H 119213-119221,
Dee, 4, 1908.) ;
30180
Laird & Lee’s traveling salesman
brings good news. (F 70988, Noy. 30,
1908; 2 ec. Dec. 11, 1908.) .
LENHART (GerorGE S.), Atlantic City,
N [30181
N. J. .
Ideal convention city. (F 70231,
Novy. 7, 1908.)
Linroot (A.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[80182-30198
At the well.—Busy bunch.—Edge of
the grove.—Farm beauties.—Gallant
_courtier.—Girl of the west.—Grazing
on the hillside.—His first patient.—
I'l) take care of you.—In trouble
_ again.—Little lunch.—Mother’s joy.—
Cincinnati, Ohio, 1-3. (F 70811-
708138, Noy. 19, 1908.)
KuPprPpeR (LAWRENCE YV.), Edinboro, |
Pa. [30155-30159
Moonlight on the lake.—Swimming
Hole point.—Willows by the stream.—
[5 photographs.] (H 118879—118883,
Nov. 25, 1908; 2
1908. )
LAMB (J. & R.), New York, N. Y.
e. of each Nov. 27, |
[30160-30164
Beecher (Henry Ward)
(H 118947, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Lincoln (Abraham), with the eman-
speaking.
cipation proclamation. (H 118944,
Nov. 28, 1908.)
Rylance (Rey. Dr. Joseph Hine),
memorial tablet. (H 118454, Noy. 18,
1908. )
Stowe (Harriet Beecher) and others.
(H 118945, Nov. 28, 1908.)
White (Mrs. S. V.), memorial tablet.
(H 118946, Nov. 28, 1908.)
LAWRENCE (GEO. R.) co., Chicago, Il.
Pets of the farm.—Shady pasture.—
Three chums.—wWilling helper.—
Wrecked before reaching port. [17
prints.] (F 70871-70887, Noy. 12,
Lippincott (J. B.) co., Philadelphia,
Pa. [30199, 30200
King did not speak a single word.
(F 71056, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Corner of the lake—Haying time.— _ 1908.)
Why worry. (IF 71055, Dec. 5, 1908.)
LITCHFIELD (CHARLES M.), Dorchester,
Mass. [30201
Composition picture of Paint and oil
club of New England. (H 118200,
Nov. 11, 1908.)
Littiag (W. T.) & co., New York, N. Y.
[30202-30204
Northwestern University. (F 69875,
Oct. 30, 1908; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1908.)
University of Michigan. (F 69874,
Oct. 30, 1908; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1908.)
Worcester polytechnic institute. (F
| 69873, Oct. 30, 1908.*)
_Lirrte (Nan M.), Pine Bluff, N. C.
[30165-30170 |
Banquet in honor of the visiting
prelates to the first American Catholic
congress. (H 118710, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Lake Tahoe, Cal., 1-3. (H 118713-
118715, Nov. 21, 1908.)
[80205
Bridge girl. (G 20215, Nov. 17, 1908.)
LIVERMORE & KNIGHT, Providence, R. I.
[80206
Clock has tolled twelve. (F 71017,
Dec. 3, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 23, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
08. 49-53, Dec., 1908
EFFLER (AUGUST),
N.Y. [30207
Chester (U. 8S. 8S.) (H 119184, Dec.
4, 1908.)
yNcH (J. E.), Oil City, Pa. [380208
Oil City, Pa. St. Stephens church.
(HT 118292; Nov. 14, 1908.)
@iynou (M.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[30209-30215
Annette.—At the
unset. — Constance. — Edge of
Iv prints] (F 70394, Nov. 12, 1908.)
@MocCivure (T. C.), New York, N. Y.
@ Bub, he’s always to blame. (F
70256, Nov. 9, 1908.)
» —— (F 70532, Nov. 16, 1908.)
70760, Nov. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 70888, Nov. 30, 1908.)
ii (F 71069, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Mary and her little lamb. (F 70258,
Noy. 9, 1908.)
— (F 70534, Nov. 16, 1908.)
—— (F 70761, Nov. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 70889, Nov. 30, 1908.)
— (F 71070, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Sambo, [ete.1 (F 70758, Nov. 23,
1908. )
—— (F 70886, Nov. 30, 1908.)
Sambo and his funny noises. (F
70254, Noy. 9, 1908.)
— (F 70530, Nov. 16, 1908.)
— (F 71067, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Simon Simple’s pet jibboon. (F
0257, Nov. 9, 1908.
— (F 70533, Nov. 16, 1908.)
— (F 70762, Nov. 23, 1908.)
— (F 70890, Nov. 30, 1908.)
—— (F 71071, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Wags, the dog that adopted a man.
(F 70255, Nov. 9, 1908.)
—— (F 70531, Nov. 16, 1908.)
— (F 70759, Nov. 23, 1908.)
—— (F 70887, Nov. 30, 1908.)
— (F 71068, Dec. 5, 1908.)
McK appen (Fay), Granville, N. Y.
[80241-80244
(H 119411-
Granville, N. Y., 1-38.
119413, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Lake St. Catherine, Vt., from Beebe’s
hill. (H 119410, Dec. 8, 1908.)
McLovucHuin sBros., Brooklyn, N. Y.
' [80245-30248
65871—08——2
Tompkinsville, |
show.—Autumn |
the
ood.—Fair autoist.—Spring blossoms. |
[30216-30240 |
———
479
McLoUGHLIN BrRos.—Continued.
Cheerful giver. (G 20309, Dec. 1,
1908. )
Roses have thorns.
30, 1908.)
Sweetest story ever told.
Nov. 30, 1908.)
Thoughtful friends.
1, 1908.) .
McNEES (JOHN W.), Creston, Iowa.
[30249
Creston, Iowa. (H 118872, Nov. 24,
1908; 1 ec. Oct. 29, 1908; 1 c. Nov. 24,
(G 20306, Nov.
(G 20307,
(G 20308, Dec.
1908.)
MANNING (ALICE L.), Milton, Mass.
[30250
Milton, Mass., Crehore house. (F
70434, Nov. 14, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 20,
| 1908.)
Manor (FLORENCE), San Francisco,
Cal. [30251
Flight of Apr. 16, 1906. (H 118993,
Nov. 16, 1908.)
MArRcEAU (THEO. C.), New York, N. Y.
[80252-30262
Brush (John T.) 1-5. (H 119256—
119260, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Gould (Jay) 1-6. (H 118316-118321
Nov. 14, 1908.)
MARINER (GEORGE E.), La Crosse, Wis.
[302638, 30264
La Crosse, Wis., 1-2. (F 70252,
70253, Nov. 9, 1908.)
MarRsH (FREDERICK DANA), Nutley,
N. J. [30265
Bridge builder. (G 20348, Dec. 7,
1908. )
MARSHALL (OscaR), Newark, N. J.
[80266, 30267
Lincoln (Abraham). (F 70739 Nov.
21, 1908.)
—— (F 71138, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Martin (F. D.), Ft. Scott, Kans.
[80268-30271
Approaching storm.—Mexican irri-
gating ditch.—Old peon.—Sentinel. [4
photographs.] (H119474-119477, Dee.
10, 1908.)
MArTIN & EMERY, Chicago, Ill. [80272
Shaw (Mary) in The Revelation. (EF
70744, Nov. 28, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1908.)
Mason & Hanson, New York, N. Y.
[80273
18th century, 19th century, 20th cen-
tury. (F 70298, Nov. 11, 1908.)
480 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
Masters (C. H.), Princeton, Ill. Moore (E. ALLEN), New Britain, Conn.
| [30274, 30275 30295
Hauling corn at La Moille, 1. (H | Burritt (Elihu) on Burritt hill. (H
119100, Dec. 3, 1908.) | 119210, Dec. 5, 1908.) |
Princeton, Ill, English Lutheran | Moore (Frank B.), Middletown, Ohio.
30296-30299
church. (H 119099, Dec. 3, 1908.) [
Hiawatha. (H ;
Matson (Frances L.), San Francisco, | 1908.) a. (H 119009, Nov —
Cal. [30276 |
‘Hunt Nini.
Artist and the photographer, San | 1908.) ere return. | (2 ae
Francisco, 1906. (H 118034, Nov. 9, | oi ,
1908; 1 c. Oct. 13, 1908; 1 c. Nov. 9, és Gale) Water. (H 119011, Noy.
1908.
; , Seneca mother and babe. (H 119013,
Maxey (JOHN PHILIP), Detroit, Mich. | Nov. 30, 1908.)
[30277-30279 | |
M AN THOGRAPH ©o., Cleveland,
Pointers. (H 118999, Nov. 301908.) |" Onin "s0son 80
Pointers on an automobile. 1,2. (H Stubborn Cinderella, (G 20169. Nov.
119000, 119001, Nov. 30, 1908.) | 5, 1908; 2c. Nov. 21,1908)”
Mepiar (F. W.), Spencer, Iowa. _ Taft (Wm. H.), Good times. (G
(30280 18953, June 22, 1908; 2 ¢. July 8,
€ ok
Champions (The). (H 118341, Noy. | 1908.*)
16, 1908.) | Morse (FE. P.), New York, N. Y.
: | [30302
MEEK COMPANY, Coshocton, Ohio. | Missourian, New York. (H 119094,
[30281-30285 Dec. 3, 1908.)
City cousin. (G 20149, Nov. 10,
1908. ) Mozart (Estette G.), Washington,
Japanese iris. (G 20857, Dec. 9,| D+ © [30303, 380304
1908.) I doesn’t want to be an angel. (H
Minetta. (G 20148, Nov. 10, 1908.) | 118915, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Red Hawk. (G 20147, Nov.10,1908.) _L“wdy, honey, laffin’s jest as easy.
H 118916, Nov. 27, 1908.
Under the sea. (G 20146, Nov. 10, ( )
1908. ) Munn & co., New York, N. Y.
y [30305, 30306
Mendoza (I. P.) utp., London, Eng-| padison (Thomas A.) (F 70511, Nov.
ee [30286 | 14, 1908.)
. Barbara; by Henry Singleton. (F Met itan towel wna
69668, Oct. 26, 1908.*) 07, 1908.) an tower. (F 70822,
MERRYMAN (C. L.) Kerkhoven, Minn. | Munro (R.), Beloit, Kansas. [80307
[80287-30290 Collection of R. Bolon, Beloit, Kans.
Green Lake, Minn. 1-3. (H114986- (H 118898, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 ¢. Nov. 2,
114938, Aug. 20, 1908; 2c. of each July 1908.)
27, 1908.*)
— 4, (H 114939, Aug. 20, 1908; 2 Murpnuy (BerTtTHA B.), Callicoon, N. Y.
ec. Aug. 5, 1908.*) ) [80308
: ; Colville crucifix; by Michael Angelo.
Mites (A. H.), Iron River, Wis. (H 119209, Dec. 5, 1908.)
[30291
Iron River in 1888 and 1908. (F MurpHy (JoHN ANDREW), Eureka
70753, Nov. 2, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 22, 1908.) | Springs, Ark. [30309
Chimney rock. (F 69764, Oct. 27,
MITCHELL (JOHN J.), New York, N. Y. | 1908; 2 ¢. Dec. 7, 1908.)
[380292, 30293 :
American fashions. Sartorial art cere (THos, D.) on soni wae
journal. November, 1908. Supple- are
ments A, B. (F 67140, 67141, July 16, _ Haddon hall; Allbon. (G 20314,
1908; 2 c. of each Nov. 19, 1908.) Dec. 3, 1908.) ;
Hide and seek, Elsley. (G 20249,
MOoFFETT sTUDIO, Chicago, Ill. [80294 Nov. 23, 1908.)
Blossom (Mrs. Henry). (H 1194389, Old story; Salisbury. (G 20250,
Dec. 9, 1908.) | Nov. 23, 1908.)
ml a
| ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
s. 49-53, Dec., 1908
[urrHy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
‘Sulgrave manor, the cradle of the
Vashingtons; Sherrin. (G 20251, Nov.
3, 1908.)
JASH (HrRMAN), Pueblo, Colo.
b [80314-30318
fake San Cristobal. (H 119251,
Jec. 5, 1908.)
Red mountain..
908. )
| Rio Grande river.
1908. )
| Swans. (H 119247, Dec. 5, 1908.)
| Yuccas. (H 119248, Dec. 5, 1908.)
NATIONAL CABLE & MFG. CO., Niles,
; Mich. [30319, 30320
| National farm scene. (G 20303,
fov. 30, 1908.)
National star.
(H 119249, Dec. 5,
(H 119250, Dee.
(G 20304, Nov. 30,
908. )
‘ATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH CO., Chicago,
eB iil. [30321-30329
| Coming down. (H 118075, Nov. 9,
#908. )
Y “ey times girls. (H 119089, Dee. 2,
08.
| Latest (The).
#1908. )
Listen.
Lookout.
Now mind.
$08. )
On guard. (H 118076, Nov. 9, 1908.)
| Tobogganing. (H 118077, Nov. 9,
908. )
| Well fortified.
908. )
NATIONAL PRESS ASSN., Washington,
em D.C [30330, 30331
| Ways and means committee of the
House of Representatives. 1, 2. (H
118655, 118656, Nov. 20, 1908.)
NFAL (HE. B.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
: [80832-30348
' Chronicles of the hunt. (F 70411,
NOV. 12, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1908.)
_Autumn’s golden glow. — Bathing
sirl— Cherries are ripe.—Conquering
ero.—Going to the reception.—Golf
tirl—My lady of the snows.—My
Sweetheart. — Sailor girl. — Toboggan
Birl.—Violet. [11 prints.] (F 70726-
10736, Nov. 21, 1908.)
NELSON (WILL F.), United States.
4 [80344
@ Maddox (Robert F.), Atlanta’s next
Mayor. (H 119091, Dec. 3, 1908.)
(H 118218, Nov. 12,
(H 118212, Nov. 12, 1908.)
(H 118210, Nov. 12, 1908.)
(H 118211, Noy. 12,
(H 118078, Nov. 9,
AND PRINTS, ETC. 481
NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW
YORK HERALD COMPANY), Jersey
City, N. J. [30345-30378
Aeroplane Andy. (F 70418, Nov. 12,
1908. )
— (F 70606, Nov. 19, 1908.)
— (F 70855, Nov. 27, 1908.)
— (F 71051, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Book-taught Bilkins. (F 70291, Nov.
10, 1908.)
(I 70569, Nov. 17, 1908.)
— (F 70795, Nov. 24, 1908.)
— (F 70973, Dec. 1, 1908.)
— (F 71132, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Dream of “the rarebit fiend.
70269, Nov. 9, 1908.)
— (F 70522, Nov.
— (F 70538, Nov.
— (F 70721, Nov.
— (F 70775, Nov.
— (F 70856, Nov.
—— (F 70898, Nov.
— (F 71052, Dec. 4, 1908.)
(F 71086, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Neighborly Miss Nosey. (F 70268,
Nov. 9, 1908.)
(I 70587, Nov.
— (F 70774, Nov.
—— (F 70897, Nov.
—— (F 71085, Dec.
Pazaza, it’s great.
10, 1908.)
Pilgrim’s progress.
11, 1908.)
— (F 70585, Nov.
— (F 70854, Nov.
— (F 70998, Dec. 2, 1908.)
(EF 71198, Dec. 10, 1908.)
Wisdom of Wiseheimer. (F 170267,
Nov. 9, 1908.)
(F 70536, Nov. 16, 1908.)
— (F 70773, Nov. 23, 1908.)
— (F 70896, Nov. 30, 1908.)
— (F 71084, Dec. 7, 1908.)
NEW YorRK HERALD COMPANY, Jersey
City, Ne. [80379-80454
Angelic Angelina. (EF 70221, Nov.
6, 1908; 2 ce. Nov. 18, 1908.)
(EX 70227, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ce.
Nov. 20, 1908.)
(F 70886, Nov. 27, 1908.)
(F 70846, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 «
Dec. 4, 1908.)
— (F 70852, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 «
Dec. 12, 1908.)
(F
14, 1908.)
16, 1908.)
20, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
27, 1908.)
30, 1908.)
16, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
30, 1908.)
7, 1908.)
(F 71199, Dec.
(F 70308, Novy.
18, 1908.)
27, 1908.)
482
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8, ¥
New YorK HERALD COMPANY—Cont’d. | NEw York HERALD comPANyY—Cont
Buster Brown. (F 70222, Nov. 6,
1908; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1908.)
—— (F 70228, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ec.
Noy. 20, 1908.)
— (F 70840, Nov. 27, 1908.)
— (F 70847, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 ec.
Dec. 4, 1908.)
— (F 70853, Nov. 27,
Dec. 12, 1908.)
Coming to New York, the Amerika
breaks season’s steerage record. (F
70540, Nov. 16, 1908.)
Daily hint from Paris.
Nov. 9, 1908.)
—— (F 70265, Nov. 9, 1908.)
—— (F 70290, Nov. 10, 1908.)
(F 703806, Nov. 11, 1908;
Noy. 12, 1908.)
(F 70307, Nov. 11, 1908.)
(F 70419, Nov. 12, 1908; 2 e¢.
Nov. 14, 1908.)
(F 70521,
Nov. 16, 1908.)
— (F 70535,
Nov. 17 ,1908. )
(EF 70539,
— (F 70541,
—— (F 70584,
— (F 70607,
— (F 70720,
(IF 70743,
Noy. 23, 1908.)
(EF 70770,
— (F 70772,
—— (F 70796,
— (F 70809,
Noy. 27, 1908.)
—— (F 70857, Nov.
70858, Novy.
Noy. 30, 1908.)
1908; 2 c.
(F 70264,
i)
ce.
Nov.
t
i
14, 1908; 2
Nov. 16, 1908; 2
t
°
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Novy.
Nov.
16, 1908.)
16, 1908.)
18, 1908.)
19, 1908. )
20, 1908.)
21, 1908;
tbo
oO
Nov.
Novy.
Nov.
Nov.
23, 1908.)
23, 1908.)
24, 1908.)
25, 1908; 2
t
27, 1908. )
. 27, 1908.)
— (F 70893, Nov. 30, 1908.)
—- (F 70894, Nov. 30, 1908.)
— (F 70972, Dec. 1, 1908.)
— (F 70999, Dec. 2, 1908.)
—— (F 71012, Dec. 3, 1908; 2 ¢.
4, 1908.)
—— (F 71053, Dec. 4, 1908.)
— (F 71061, Dec. 5, 1908; 2
7, 1908.)
—— (F 71087, Dec. 7, 1908.)
—— (F 71088, Dec. 7, 1908; 2 c.
8, 1908.
— (F 71152,
Dec. 10, 1908.)
27, 1908; 2 c. |
1908. )
Dec.
e. Dec.
Dec.
Dec.. 9, 1908; 2 «@.
— (F 71200, Dee. 10, 1908.)
Fluffy Ruffles. (F 70305, Nov.
1908; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1908.)
(F 70583, Nov. 18, 1908; 7
Noy. 20, 1908.)
—— (F 70841, Nov. 27, 1908.)
___(F 71013, Dee. 3, 1908: 4
Dec. 4, 1908.)
—— (F 71175, Dee. 10, 1908; 2 ¢
_ Dec. 12, 1908.)
Going to grandma’s for Christma
dinner. (F 71194, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 ¢
Dec. 12, 1908.)
Life savers Christmas. (F 71195
Dec. 10, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1908.)
Little Nemo in Slumberland. (1
70217, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ¢, Noy. 13, 1908.)
70223, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ¢
Noy. 20, 1908.)
70835, Nov. 27, 1908.)
— (F 70842, Nov. 27, 1908; 2e¢
| Dec. 4, 1908.)
(F 70848, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 e
Dec. 12, 1908.)
Mediterranean traffic heavy.
| (
_ 71089, Dec. 7, 1908; 2 ce. Dee. 8, 1908.)
| 70219, Noy.
Noy. 20, 1908.)
Monkey shines of Marseleen. (
6, 1908; 2 ec. Nov. 13, 1908.)
70225, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 e
(F
Nov. 27, 1908.)
Nov. 27, 1908; 2 e¢
(F 70839,
— (F 70844,
Dec. 4, 1908.)
— (F 70850, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 ¢
| Dec. 12, 1908.)
| increase in steerage travel.
| now increasing in volume.
Returning prosperity shown by
(F 70266,
Nov. 9, 1908.)
Round the yule log in olden times
(F 71196, Dec. 10, 1908; 2 ce. Dee. 12
Terrors of the tiny tads. (F 70220
| Nov. 6, 1908; 2 c. Noy. 18, 1908.)
——(F 70226, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ec.
| Nov. 20, 1908.)
(IF T0837, Nov. 27, 1908.
— (F 70845, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 e.
Dec. 4, 1908.)
(F 70851,
Dec. 12, 1908.)
Travel to the Mediterranean ports
(EF 70771,
Nov.
27, 1908; 2 ce.
Noy. 23, 1908.)
Twentieth century rescue, Christ-
mas eve. (KF 71197, Dec. 10, 1908; 2e
Dec. 12, 1908.)
s. 49-53, Dec., 1908
New YorK Heratp company—Cont’d.
Waggles in Wonderland. (F 70218,
Yov. 6, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1908.)
—(F 70224, Nov. 6, 1908; 2 ¢.
Ov. 20, 1908.)
—(F 70838, Nov. 27, 1908.)
— (F 70843, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 «.
Dec. 4, 1908.)
— (F 70849, Nov. 27, 1908; 2 ec.
Dec. 12, 1908.)
Winter exodus to the balmy Medi-
terranean. (F 70895, Nov. 30,
1908. )
Ew YorRK Times, New York, N. Y.
[80455, 30456
Some impressions of the passing
how. (F 70903, Nov. 30, 1908; 2 ec.
Dec. 1, 1908.)
—(F 71151, Dec. 9, 1908; 2 ec.
Dec. 10, 1908.)
New YORK ZOOLOGICAL socirry, New
worn, N. Y: [80457-30484
[New York zoological park, animals. ]
56, 638, 750, 768, 810, 1028, 1037, 1044,
O78, 1098, 1232, 1234, 1292, 1294, 1316,
B38, 1438, 1597, 1790, 1833, 1996, 2021,
29, 3558, 3698, 3707, 3755, 3954. (H
18814-118841, Nov. 24, 1908.)
NEWBERRY (M. E.), North Rose, N. Y.
[30485
North Rose, N. Y. 1920. (H 118177,
Vov. 10, 1908; 2 ce. Nov. 20, 1908.)
VOLAN (T. A.), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[80486
Hot air protector. (F 70810, Nov.
4, 1908.)
NORTH (EpITH BLAND), Philadelphia,
Pa. [80487
Buttercup. (H 118940, Nov. 28,
908. )
VORTH CAROLINA HOME
Raleigh, N. C.
Home of the Edenton tea party.
0528, Nov. 16, 1908.)
JOTMAN PHOTO co., Boston, Mass.
, [30489
Yale football team, ’*08. (H 118349,
kov. 16, 1908.)
l[UTTING (WALLACE), Southbury, Conn.
[30490, 30491
INS. CO.,
[30488
(F
Glance in passing.
Who’s in the parlor.
(H 118508, 118504, Nov. 19, 1908;
ec. of each Nov. 14, 1908.)
"BRIEN (M.) & son, Chicago, Ill.
[80492
Boy. (F 69594, Oct. 22, 1908; 2c.
Dec. 5, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
483
OGDEN (HENRIETTA F.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [30493, 30494
Country baby. (H 119035, Dec. 1,
1908. )
Luck and pluck. (H 119407, Dec. 8,
1908. )
Otis (FRANCIS J.), Chicago, Ill.
[30495
Peggy. (H 118704, Nov. 21, 1908.)
OLSON (W. O.), Alexandria, Minn.
[30496-30539
Belgrade, Minn.—Breckenridge,
Minn. 1-3.—Casselton, N. Dak. 1-7.—
Cold Spring, Minn. 1-9.— Parkers
Prairie, Minn. 1-3.—Paynesville,
Minn. 1-12.—Wahpeton, N. Dak. 1-9.
[44 photographs] (H. 118124~-118139,
118141-118168, Nov. 10, 1908.)
OSBORNE COMPANY, New York, N. Y.
[30540-30547
Carnations. (F 71002, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Fat of the land. (H 118452, Nov.
18, 1908.)
Honeymoon
Dec. 3, 1908.)
Old friends; Alte freunde.
Noy. 18, 1908.)
On the lookout.
in Venice. (F 71003,
(F 70593,
(F 70592, Nov. 18,
1908.)
Starting a bank account. 8 by 6;
103 by 7. (F 71106, 71107, Dec. 8,
1908.)
Where highland cattle range.
70591, Nov. 18, 1908.)
OTIS LITHOGRAPH Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
[80548-30577
Babes in Toyland. 534. (G 20151,
Nov. 11, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1908.)
509, 547. (G 20218, 20219, Nov.
19, 1908; 2 ce. of each Nov. 12, 1908.)
Coming through the rye. 560A,
560B, 5614, 561B, 564. (G 20152-
20156, Noy. 11, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Nov.
4, 1908.)
Girl of the emerald isle. 239. (G
20157, Nov. 11, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1908.)
Girl of the sunny south. 393A, 393B,
360. (G 20158, 20161, 20162, Nov. 11.
1908; 2 ec. of each Nov. 4, 1908.)
Great (The) Lafayette. 407. (G
20220, Nov. 19, 1908; 2 ec. Nov. 12,
1908. )
Holland (Mildred), 1-8. (G 20221-
20223, Nov. 19, 1908; 2 c. of each Nov.
12, 1908.)
Land of Nod. (G 20163, Nov. 11,
1908; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1908.)
(F
484
OTIS LITHOGRAPH co.—Continued.
Shore acres. 507. (G 20164, Nov.
11, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1908.)
Too many wives. 490A, 490B. (G
20165, 20166, Nov. 11, 1908; 2 ¢. of
each Noy. 4, 1908.)
496. (G 20224,
2 ec. Nov. 12, 1908.)
Vale (Louise) in The Girl of the
emerald isle. 256, 304. (G 20159,
20160, Nov. 11, 1908; 2 c. of each Noy.
4, 12, 1908.)
238, 287A, 287B, 303, 313. (G
20225-20229, Nov. 19, 1908; 2 c. of each
Noy. 12, 1908.)
Wanted by the police. 345, 504. (G
20167, 20168, Nov. 11, 1908; 2 ec. of
each Nov. 4, 1908.)
Nov. 19, 1908;
OTTERSON (W. CurRTIS), New York,
1 eee [380578, 30579
Rendels (Anita) (H 118278, Nov.
14, 1908.)
Rendles (Anita) (H 118997, Nov.
30, 1908.)
Orto (J.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[30580-30586
Belle. — Blossoms. — Eleanor. — Elo-
ise. Marguerite. Shepherdess
(The)—Water lilies. [7 prints.) (F
70402-70408, Nov. 12, 1908.)
Owens (D. A.), Portland, Oregon.
[80587-30589
Aint it most bed time. (H 118434,
Nov. 17, 1908.)
Great opening.
1908. )
It makes me laugh, ha ha.
118435, Nov. 17, 1908.)
2 ce. of each Noy. 18, 1908.
(H 118436, Noy. 17,
(H
PacH (Gro. W.), Lakewood, N. J.
[30590-80597
Y. M. C. A. conference group. (H
118343, Nov. 16, 1908.)
PacH BrRos., New York, N. Y. [30591
Collier (P. F.), 88391A, 88392H,
88391F. (H 119101-119103, Dec. 3,
1908. )
Grant (Gen.) and party. (H 119106,
Dec. 3, 1908. )
Lorillard (P.) jr. (H 119104, Dec.
8, 1908.)
Waldo (R.) (H 119105, Dec. 3,
1908. )
Wood (Gen. & Mrs.)
Dec. 3, 1908.)
(H 119107,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
| PesHa (L.), Marion City, Mich. [80624
pt. IV, 0. S.,
PARKER (GEO. W.) ABT CO., Min
_apolis, Minn. [380598-30
Carmen.—Edith.—Florence. — Ge
giana.—Helen.—Nancy. {6 prints
(F 70512-70517, Nov. 14, 1908.)
PARKER-BRAUNER ©0O., Washingt
D. C. [30€
Declaration of independence.
70527, Nov. 16, 1908.)
Parrett (F. J.), New York, N. Y. —
[30€
- cca — a, mma. OR i, AY as emt a ~~
Elkins (Miss Katherine)
119269, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Parrot (JAMES SEARS), Waterld
Iowa. * [80606
Jood morning. (F 70881, Nov. 3
1908.)
Parvis (Gro. W.), JR., Philadelpk
Pa. [ 30€
Prudence. (F 70581, Noy. 18, 1908
2c. Nov. 24, 1908.)
Petton (Hersert W.), Asheville, N. c
[ D60S—3062)
Among the daisies at Buck shoals—
Biltmore, N. C. 1, 2.—Blue Ridge
association grounds.—Buck shoals
mansion.—Eastman (Mrs.) riding P
tronius.—Eastman (Mrs.) with Pe
nius.—In der vinter time.—Leading
Petronius.—Montreat from the Coope
home.—Mountain trail near Asheville,
N. C.—Southern snow.—Summer.
View from drive to Mt. Meadows. [14
photographs.] (H 118227-118240, Noy
13, 1908. )
PENNINGTON (W. V.), Chicago, Ill.
[80622
Teasie. (HH 118483, Noy. 14, 1908.)
Perkins (Ray Harris), Tilton, N. H
[380623
View in room where Mrs, Mary B. G.
Eddy was born. (H 119266, Dec. 7
1908. ) ‘
Old and new St. Clair tunnel en
gines. (H 119436, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Peters (CHAs. O.), Winthrop, Mass.
[30625
Tom, U. S. S. Maine’s mascot. (HI
118873, Nov. 24, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 18
1908.
PHELAN (A. B.), New York, N. Y.
[306 5 \062N
Gigantic teste: 1-3. (H 118898
118901, Nov. 27, 1908.)
mos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
HELPS PUB. Co., Springfield, Mass.
[30629-30630
Myrick building. 1, 2. (H 118722,
118723, Nov. 23, 1908.)
PIERCE (WM. J.), Alameda, Cal.
[30631
Yours truly, Pierce & son. (F
69258, Oct. 7, 1908; 2 c. Oct. 29, 1908.
Porter (Mitton Epson), Albuquerque,
N. Mex.
Ber-na, La-kia.
(H 118743, Noy.
28, 1908.)
Spinning yarn. (H 118749, Nov. 23,
908.)
Tee-am-mah,
1908. )
Tu-whe-deh.
1908. )
2c. of each Nov. 24, 1908.
Post (J. E. H.), Baltimore, Md.
(H 118746, Nov. 23,
vs ee ee ee oe Dt
Family portraits, 21-29. (H 118114—
118122, Nov. 10, 1908.)
a a Te -
— 30-33. (H 118417-118420, Nov.
17, 1908. )
—— 34, 35. (H 118869, 118870, Nov.
24, 1908.)
(H 119357-119360, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Wye house, Talbot co., Md. 12-15.
(H 119051-119054, Dec. 2, 1908.)
Pratt (Gero. D.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
Three of a kind.
1908; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1908.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH ©CO.,
dence, R. I.
Paul’s instructions to the Thessa-
lonians. 28 by 3. (G 20244, Nov. 21,
1908. )
—23i by 26}.
1908. )
Provi-
1, 2. (G 20243, 20245, Nov. 21, 1908.)
— Antioch to Phillippi. (G 20278,
Nov. 27, 1908.)
— Athens. (G 20241, Nov. 20,
1908; 2 c. Nov. 21, 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, OUTS,
[30632-30639 |
Kia-e-Te-nita. (H 118745, Nov. 23,
1908. )
Kia-e-Te-nita (chief). (H 118744,
Nov. 23, 1908.)
Na-dhi-tia-nay. (H 118747, Nov. 23,
1908.)
Par-dah-weh. (H 118748, Nov. 23,
1908. ) )
(H 118750, Nov. 23,
[30664-30671 |
(G 20216, Nov. 18, |
Paul’s second missionary journey. |
| Dec. 3, 1908.)
[80640-30662 |
AND PRINTS, ETC.
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH co.—Cont’d.
Paul’s third missionary journey.
Riot at Ephesus. (G 20246, Nov. 21,
1908. )
Some heroes of the faith. (G 19921,
Oct. 16, 1908.)
- RaGspALe (M. C.), San Angela, Tex.
[30672, 30673
Beauregard ave. looking east. (H
118949, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Get a tail hold and laugh. (H 118948,
Noy. 28, 1908.)
Rav (C. E.), Mason City, Iowa.
[30674
Mason City, Iowa, Power house N,
W. S. cement plant. (H 119462, Dec.
9, 1908.)
ReiF (Wilbur), Cincinnati, Ohio.
[30675, 30676
(F 70657,
Richmond, Ind. 1, 2.
| 70658, Nov. 20, 1908; 2 ¢. of each Nov.
12, 1908.)
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO., New York,
si Es [30677
Miss Remington. (H 118473, Nov.
18, 1908.)
_ RENTSCHLER (J. F.), Ann Arbor, Mich.
[30678-80681
Jorden (Mrs.) 1-4 (H 118287-
118290, Nov. 14, 1908.)
_REWELL (Gero. M.), Cleveland, Ohio.
[30682
Peerless colored Americans. (F
| 70299, Nov. 11, 1908; 2 ec. Nov. 24,
/ 1908.)
Hampton, Baltimore co., Md. 15-18. |
[380663 |
(H 119445, Dec. 9, |
RICHARD—TAYLOR co., New York, N. Y.
[80683-30687
Taylor (Laurette) 7482-7486. (H
119446-119450, Dec. 2, 1908.)
RicHarpDson (F. H.), Bedford City,
Va. [380688
Peak of Otter with brook. (H
118005, Nov. 7, 1908.)
RICHEY (CHARLES GILBERT), Colum-
bus, Ohio. [80689-30691
Gee, it’s rocky.—On abutment.—On
fence. (H 119036—-119038, Dec. 1,
| 1908.)
|
:
RoBertTs (HosBart), Utica, N. Y.
[30692
Taft alighting at Utica. (H 119090,
ROBERTSON (GEO. E.), Lansing, Iowa.
[80693-30695
My family. (H 118283, Nov. 14,
1908. }
486
RopertTson (Gro. E.)—Continued.
This is the kind we catch in Lan-
sing, Lowa. (H 119207, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Winnebago maid. (H 118291, Nov.
14 ,1908.)
New . York, Ni E:
[30696
(F 70526, Nov.
RocHILTzZ STUDIO,
Potter (Henry C.)
16, 1908.)
RoroGRarH co., New York, N. Y.
[80697-80701
Fair play.—Message (The).—Rather
pleasant.—Revealed. [4 photographs]
(H 118079, 118082, Nov. 9, 1908.)
Madison square. (G 20269, Nov. 27,
1908. )
Roys (J. E.), Bloomsburg, Pa. [30702
Bloomsburg, Pa., soldiers & sailors
monument, Market square. (H 118180,
Nov. 11, 1908.)
RUSSIA CEMENT Co., Gloucester, Mass.
[30703
Nevermind. (F 69597, Oct. 22,
1908. )
Sackett & WILHELMS co., Brooklyn,
[80704-30712
Bewitching. (G 20362, Dec. 10,
1908. )
Dazzler. (F 71154, Dec. 10, 1908.)
Ding dong. (G 20213, Nov. 17, 1908;
2 ce. Nov. 12, 1908.)
Gilbert girl. (G
1908. )
Girl in purple. (G 20214, Nov. 17,
1908; 2 c. Nov. 12, 1908. )
Kitty’s kittens. (G 20211, Nov. 17,
1908; 2 ce. Nov. 12, 1908. )
Our possessions. (G 20212,
17, 1908; 2 ce. Nov. 12, 1908.)
Sweet sixteen. (G 20361, Dec. 10,
1908. )
Wistful.
SAINE (Harry), Culver, Ind.
20360, Dec. 10,
Nov.
(F 71155, Dec. 10, 1908.)
[30713
Lake Maxinkunkee, Culver, Ind. (H
118451, Nov. 18, 1908.)
SAINT-GAUDENS (AvGUSTA H.), New
York, N. Y. [80714-30723
Attempt to define art. From. manu-
seript by Augustus Saint Gaudens.
(H 118219, Noy. 13, 1908.)
Brother of Mary St. Gaudens. From
a daguerreotype. (H 118225, Nov. 13,
1908. )
Saint-Gaudens (Augustus) 14. (H
118218, 118221, 118222, 118224, Nov. 13,
1908. )
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
SAINT-GAUDENS (AucusTa H.)—Cont’d,
Saint Gaudens (Bernard) bust of,
made by Augustus Saint Gaudens.
(H 118226, Nov. 13, 1908.)
Saint Gaudens (Mary), a drawing
of his mother made by Augustus St.
Gaudens. (H 118217, Noy. 13, 1908.)
Street in Aspet. (H 118223, Noy. 13,
1908. )
You can do anything you please.
From ms. (H 118220, Noy. 13, 1908.)
Sanps (WILLIAM ALFRED), Providence,
[80724-30731
Rockwell(Florence)1-8. (H 118729-
118736, Nov. 20, 1908.)
SANGUINET (IF. W.), St. Louis, Mo.
[80732
If you want to collect your bad ac-
counts. (H 118994, Nov. 28, 1908; 2 e.
Nov. 12, 1908. )
Sarony (Ortro) co., New York, N. Y.
30733-30736
Russell (Dorothy). 16, 2, 30, 23.
(H 119119-119122, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Sassy co., New York, N. Y. ~ [80737
Sassy. (F 70165, Nov. 6, 1908.)
ScHARF BROS., Chicago, II.
[80738-30740,
Minute man; by D. C. French.
118681, Nov. 20, 1908.)
Shaw Memorial; by A. St. Gaudens.
(H 118682, Noy. 20, 1908.)
(Ho
Washington (George); by Thomas
Ball. (H 118680, Noy. 20, 1908.)
ScuMitz-Hornine co., Cleveland, Ohio,
[80741
Washingtonized picture of W. J.
Bryan. (F 674387, July 28, 1908; 2 c.
Sept. 2, 1908.) *
Scott (WYNNE), Lander, Wyo.
30742-30749
Cascades. Big Popo Agie waterfall,
—Chimney rock. Crater lake—Falis
in Big Popo Agie canyon.— Just a
waterfall and a bit of secenery.—Mts.
Hooker, Geikie, Bonneville. — North
Fork canyon, looking down 2,000 ft.—
Park in the forest reserve.—Terrific
storm in the canyons below. (Hf
119234-119241, Dec. 5, 1908.)
SEGALL (JuLius), Milwaukee, Wis.
[80750
Yom Kippur. (G 20242, Nov. 21,
1908. )
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND. PRINTS,
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
Sevtack (OAKLEY), New York, N. Y.
[80751-80753
House (The). (F 70777, Nov. 24,
1908. )
My daisy girl. (F T0779, Nov. 24,
1908. )
' My high-ball dream. (F 70778, Nov.
24, 1908.)
2 ec. of each Dec. 1, 1908.
Srxe (THoRSTEIN T.), Canton, S. Dak.
[30754
Nordvest passagen. (IF 70987, Nov.
27, 1908; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1908.)
Santry & Estey, Winooski, Vt.
[80755-30761
Winooski, Vt. 1-7. (H 118859-
118863, Nov. 24, 1908.)
Siecrist (BH. J.), North Bend, Wash.
[80762, 30763
Uncle Si’s cabin. 269, 270. (H
1191238, 119124, Dec. 3, 1908.)
SIGSBEE (Minnie S.), Oak Park, IIl.
[30764
Calm soul of all things. (F 71015,
Dec. 4, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1908.)
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co., New York,
.\; X. [80765-80772
New York from Singer tower. C
6780—C 6787. (H 117578-117585, Oct.
29, 1908; 2 c. of each Nov. 17, 1908.)
SmirH (CHARLES N.), St. Louis, Mo.
[80773-80775
~ New cathedral parade groups. 1-3.
€H 118275-118277, Nov. 13, 1908; 2 ¢.
of each Nov. 2, 1908.)
SmitH (D. VINCENT), South Williams-
port, Pa [80776
In loving memory of D. Vincent
Smith. (F 70523, Nov. 14, 1908.)
SmitH (ERwin E.), Bonham, Tex.
[80777-30804
In the brone pens. (H 118422, Nov.
17, 1908.)
L. S. Remniuda.
17, 1908.)
_ Mumble peg.
1908. )
Reading the news.
17, 1908.)
Stray man and mount.
Nov. 17, 1908.)
Swinging into the hitching-rack.
118424, Nov. 17, 1908.)
Block run.—Block remuda on the
move.—Cutting out and roping, Block
range.—Cutting-out, Block range.—
Getting a drink, V. V. range.—Get-
ting breakfast, L. S. cook.—Getting
(H 118421, Nov.
(H 118425, Nov. 17,
(H 118423, Nov.
(H 118426,
(Ho
ETC. 487
SmitH (ERwin E.)—Continued.
drink from Buffalo wallow.—Head-
ing a cow, round-up, Block range.—J.
A. chuck-wagon, getting dinner.—
Jackson (John), boss of the V. V.
range.—L. S. line camp.—On the check
rope.—Outlaw, Bar W. range.—Pack-
ing tarp.—Riding the L. S. range.—
Riding the Turkey Track range.—Rop-
ing out broncs, J. A. remuda.—Round
up and inspecting brand, Block
range.—Round up, Block range.—Shoe-
ing a cow pony.—Smith (Erwin E.)—
Tightening the front cinch. [22 photo-
graphs.] (H 119333—-119354, Dec. 7,
1908. )
SMITH (JENNIE E.), Manistee, Mich.
[80805
Crawford (Capt. Jack), poet scout.
(H 119255, Dec. 5, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 23,
1908. )
SmiTtH (L. L.), Chicago, Tl.
[80806, 30807
(F 70737, Nov. 21, 1908.)
(F 70738, Nov. 21, 1908.)
SMITH (LON), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[80808-30815
Ah! don’t!—Bathing girl.—Coquette
(The). — Interruption (The).— Prob-
lem for Grandpa.—Skating girl.—
Sympathy.—Young practitioner. [8
photographs.] (H118462-118462, Nov.
18, 1908.)
SmitrH & Hotmes, Syracuse, N. Y.
[30816
stadium. (H
Asleep.
Awake.
Syracuse university,
118455, Noy. 18, 1908.)
SmitH & TasBott, Coffeyville, Kans.
[30817
Quick delivery guaranteed.« (H
1163800, Sept. 28, 1908.)
SPALDING (ELLA D.), Boston, Mass.
[30818
Cleveland - Jefferson. (9 1iszi
Nov. 12, 1908.)
SPENCER (HueH), St. Cloud, Minn.
[30819-30821
St. Cloud, Minn., 729, 730, 733. (H
118072-118074, Nov. 9, 1908; 2 ¢c. of
each Noy. 21, 1908.)
STANLAWS (PENVHYN), New York,
IN. XS [80822-30824
Cupid and hearts. (F 70819, Nov.
27, 1908.) ;
New recruit. (F* 70817, Nov. 27,
1908. )
Yesterday and today. (F 70818, .
Nov. 27, 1908.)
488 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s., v.3
STEWART PUB. CO., New York, N. Y. | STUDENTS AGENCY, Troy, N. Y. ;
[80825-80826 [30858
Old man and child. (G 203846, Dec. Sophomore class, Rensselaer poly-
7, 1908.) technic institute. (H 118874, Nov. 25,
Olivette. (G 20347, Dec. 7, 1908.) | 1908; 2 c. Nov. 23, 1908.) |
SUESSKIND & REHFELDT, New York,
[80827-30829 Terrace garden. (F 70524, Nov. 3,
Stites (CHAS. L.), Columbus, Ohio. N. Y.
Ideal black Belgium horse. (F | 1908.)
se gash ray F SULLIVAN (MaArK), Benton Harbor,
Ideal dark bay Belgium horse. (F Mich. [30860, 30861
oe eee Benci (Ginerva). (H 119472, Dee.
Ideal standard bred horse. (F | 10, 1908.)
71145, Dec. 9, 1908.) Isabella. (H 119473, Dec. 10, 1908.)
SwirtT & co., Chicago, I.
[30862-30870
Beef cattle. (G 20298, Nov. 30,
1908. )
Beef ing. 01, Nov. 30.
STRAUSS (CHARLES WILLIAM), Boston, 1908, 5 ia ie (2 ae ss Y
is te fire alarm box agT Dutch tot. (Gee an ae,
68017, Aug. 24,1908; 2 c. Oct. 3,1908.) * igen tot. (G 20311, Nov. 25,
ape : 20312, Novy.
Srreer & SmituH, New York, N. Y. Fs go tot. (G 20312, Noy. 25,
[30832, 30833 . |
M
Cavalieri (Mme. Lina.) (F 70605, | yoy 30. 1 oe) ee (G 20302,
Nov. 19, 1908; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1908.) ;
; ’ ’ Pork | ‘ 20 ve
Glaser (Lulu). (F 70971, Dec. 1, | 39, 1908.) ing room. (G 20299, No
Stott (JOHN), Laurium, Mich.
. [30830
Sorttokunta Humu. (H 118491,
Nov. 19, 1908.)
st ha Pork dressing. (G 20300, Noy. 30,
: cin. | 1908)
STROBRIDGE LITHOGRAPHING ©o., Cin- Spani
cinnati, Ohio. [30834-30857 ibe tot. (G 20318, Noy. 25,
[Posters] N. Y. 12892, N. Y. 12904. |
(G 19785, 19791, Oct. 5, 1908; 2 c. of | Taccart (M. W.), Bayonne, N. Jy
each Nov. 20, 1908.) [30871-30898
—— 12891. (G 19784, Oct. 5, 1908; [Decoration day cards]. 1-12. (G
2 c. Dee. 7, 1908.) | 20286-20297, Nov. 28, 1908.)
——+ 09-R-151. (G 20072, Oct. 28, [Lincoln birthday series]. 1-4. (G
1908; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1908.) 20352-20355, Dec. 8, 1908.)
— 09-B-111, 09-B-151, 09-B-204,| [Pickaninny series]. 16. (G
09-R-126. (G 20065, 20066, 20068, | 20838-20343, Dec. 4, 1908.)
20071, Oct. 28, 1908; 2 c. of each Dec. | [Washington birthday cards]. 1-6.
7, 1908.) (G 20280-20285, Noy. 28, 1908.)
N.Y, 12917, N. WY. 42918 1G :
20096, 20097, Oct. 80, 1908; 2c. of each | TANDY (FRancis D.) co., New bn
7 np uaaae ae ed (Abrahan ae 1. aa
N.Y, 12981- NOY 5 19023 ry, sees ranain).) ee .
12926, N. Y. 12927. (G 20203-20205, | (F 70568, Nov. 9, 1908.)
20207, 20208, Nov. 16, 1908; 2 c of | m
each Nov. 20, 1908.) TARBELL (JOHN H.), Boston, Bo
—_N. Y. 12919, N. Y. 12920, N. Y. : yi
12925,.N. Y. 12928. (G 20201, 20202, | 119998 Noy, 80° 1006,)°) hae (H
20206, 20209, Nov. 16, 1908; 2 ¢c. of
each Dec. 7, 1908.) Taytor (CHAs. A.), New York, N. Y.
——_N, Y. 12929, N. ¥. 12980, N. Y. [30901-30904
12982, IN.) Yo 12937 aN. Y. 12039. (G Mercedes, 1-4. (H 118875-118878,
20270-20272, 20274, 20275, Nov. 27, | Nov. 25, 1908; 2c. of each Novy. 14,
1908; 2 c. of each Dec. 7, 1908.) 1908.)
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS,
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
Miss.
[30905-30910
Cotton picking in the sunny south.—
Cotton planter and his pickers.—Fu-
ture cotton pickers.—Mississippi cot-
ton yard.—Southern pickinninnies in
eotton field—Weighing in the cotton
yard. [6 photographs.] (H 118684-
118689, Nov. 20, 1908.)
THEIS (C. OTELYA), New York, N. Y.
[30911
Let the mind of the Master be the
master of your mind.
21, 1908.)
THomas (J.), Chicago, [1].
Tres (H.), West Point,
(F T0797, Nov. |
[30912-80981 |
[Easter post cards] 1-30. (F 704388- |
70457, 70501-70510, Nov. 14, 1908.)
[Spooners delight series] 1-20. (F
70461-70480, Nov. 14, 1908.)
[Valentine series] 1-20. (F 70481-
70500, Nov. 14, 1908.
THompson (FE. S.), Chicago, Ill.
[30982, 30983 Noy. 10, 1908.)
Dahlia.—Gladiolus. (F 70204, 70205,
Nov. 6, 1908; 2 c. of each Oct. 24,
1908. ) ;
THompPpson (F. P.), Chicago, Ill.
[30984, 30985
- After treatment. (H 118755, Nov.
23, 1908. )
Before treatment. (H i18756, Noy.
23, 1908.)
THOMPSON (W. C.), Shoshone, Idaho.
[30986, 30987
Gooding, Idaho. 2. (H 119233, Dec.
5, 1908.)
Shoshone falls power
119232, Dec. 5, 1908.)
TIFFANY STUDIOS, New York, N.
plant. (H
hfe
[30988-30990 |
Lord is my shepherd. (F 70549,
Nov. 17, 1908.)
St. Agnes. (F 70648, Nov. 20, 1908.)
Table monument. (F 70653, Nov.
20, 1908.)
TINY TADS co., New York, N. Y.
[30991, 30992
Ain’t he promising. (F 70820, Nov.
27, 1908.)
Oh, dear! Oh, dear. (F 70821, Nov.
27, 1908.)
ToBIN (M. F.), New York, N. Y.
[80993-31001
Coquettish.— Country maid.— Fall-
staff.—Golden rod.—Red roses.—Sweet
peas.—Sweet thoughts.—Tulips.—Win-
ter holly. [9 chromos.] (G 20329,
20837, Dec. 8, 1908; 2 ce. of each Dec.
11. 1908.)
AND PRINTS, ETO. 489
TowNs (CHARLES CARTER), Pasco,
Wash. [31002-31004
Dinner’s ready.—Here’s luck.—I
want some. [3 photographs.] (H
119467-119469, Dec. 10, 1908.)
TRAUTWEIN (REGINALD J.), Philadel-
phia, Pa. [31005
Logan base ball team.” (H 116184,
Sept. 28, 1908; 2 c. July 24, 1908.*)
TRIBUNE ©co., Chicago, Ill.
[31006-31022
Bertie. (F 71118, Dec. 8, 1908.)
(F 71110, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Danny Dreamer. (F 70276, Nov.
10, 1908.)
—— (F 71120, Dec. 8, 1908.)
— (F 71112, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Economical Bertie goes roller skat-
ing. (F 70275, Nov. 10, 1908.)
Gaston laughs first. (IF 70277, Nov.
| 10, 1908.
Mamma’s angel child. (F 70278,
(F 71119, Dec. 8, 1908.)
(F 71109, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Mr. Jonah Jimsenweed. (F 70280,
| Nov. 10, 1908.)
(F 71117, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Old Opie Dilldock’s stories.
70279, Nov. 10, 1908.)
—— (F 71116, Dec. 8, 1908. )
— (F 71113, Dec. 8, 1908.)
(F 71115, Dec. 8,
(FE
Omnibus boy.
1908. )
— (F 71111, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Triscotr (S. P. R.), Monhegan, Maine.
[310238, 31024
After a storm. (H 118709, Nov. 21,
1908.)
Eastern shore.
1908.
TrotH (Henry), Philadelphia, Pa.
[31025-31028
Canal view, Chioggia. 8035, 8037,
8039. (H 118068, 118069, 118071, Noy.
9, 1908.
San Giorgio.
1908. )
TULLAR-MEREDITH CO., New York, N. Y.
[31029
T0892,
(H 118708, Nov. 21,
(H 118070, Nov. 9,
Keep sweet calendar. (F
Nov. 30, 1908.
ULLMAN & Co., Chicago, Ill.
[31030-31033
Clubfellow. 1, 2. (F 70600, 70601,
Nov. 19, 1908.)
490
ULLMAN & co.—Continued.
Goodfellow. 1, 2. (F 70598, 70599,
Noy. 19, 1908.)
ULLMAN mre. co., New York, N. Y.
[31034-31048
Birthday greetings. (F 70426, Nov.
13, 1908.)
Easter. (F 70429, Nov. 13, 1908.)
Good luck. (F 70428, Nov. 13, 1908.)
Happy new year. (F 70482, Nov, 13,
1908. )
Hold still.
I dearly love a mason.
Nov. 27, 1908.)
Little Elk wearing his first pin.
70594,- Nov. 18, 1908.)
Little Mason wearing his first pin.
(F 70595, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Little Odd Fellow wearing his first
pin. (F 70596, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Little Shriner wearing his first pin.
(F 70824, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Merry Christmas. 1, 2.
70431, Nov. 13, 1908.)
Valentine. 1-3. (F 70424, 70425,
70427, Nov. 138, 1908.)
UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, New York,
ONG YYs
[Stereoscopic photographs] U 50990,
U 51618, U 52155, U 57776, U 97248,
U 115057. (H 118056-118061, Nov. 9,
1908. )
(F 70597, Nov. 18, 1908.)
(F 70823,
(F
(F 70430,
——U 115147, U 115155, U 115189, |
(H 118104-118107, Nov. 10, |
U115190.
1908.)
-——U 91168,
118347, Nov. 16,
=) ee L
45386, U 49353, U 67777, U 68034, U
80780, U 80782, U 90251, U 95254, U
104161, U 108934, U 109000, U 115192.
(H 118842-118856, Nov. 24, 1908.)
——U 29553, U 45066, U 58093,
U 58818, U 58831, U 59419, U 60566,
U 62201, U 67565, U 68151, U 68230,
U 87225, U 87658, U 89192, U 95263,
U 96057, U 99533, U 102139, U 106419,
U 108888, U 109760, U 114228 U
115033, U 115044, U 115051, U 115066,
U 115095, U 115145. (H 119055—-19082,
Dec. 2, 1908.)
—— U 115196, U 115634.
119869, Dec. 7, 1908.)
U. S. FASHION & SAMPLE BOOK ©CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. [31106
1909. 20144,
U 105583.
1908. )
(H 118346,
(H 119368,
Spring-summer,
Nov. 9, 1908.)
(G
[81049-31105 |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv,n.s..v.3
UNITED STATES LITHOGRAPH COMPANY,
Cincinnati, Ohio, [31107-31134
Girl seated. (G 20184, Noy. 16,
1908. )
Girl seated, with parasol.
Nov. 16, 1908.)
Girl standing, with parasol.
20182, Nov. 16, 1908.)
[Posters] 3874, 381, 11731, 11744,
11746-11748, 11751, 11753, 11764. (G@
20185-20194, Nov. 16, 1908.)
—— 3882, 396, 117382, 11733, 11740,
11741, 11754-11756. (G 20255-20263,
Nov. 25, 1908.)
889, 11597, 11758, 11775, 11776,
11793. (G 20322-20327, Dec. 4, 1908.)
VENINO (A, F.), Seattle, Wash.
(31135-81137
(H 119023, Nov. 27,
(G 20183,
(G
Dutch women.
1908. )
Old Holland. (H 119022, Novy. 27,
| 1908.)
Rough riders. (H 119211, Dee. 5,
1908.)
Venn (F. H.), Memphis, Tenn, [31138
House of Spalls. (H 112907, July 6,
1908.* )
VITAGRAPH CO. OF AMERICA, New York,
[31139-31160
Charity begins at home. (H 118281,
| Nov. 14, 1908.)
U 36683, U 45258, U
Christmas in Paradise alley. (H
119040, Dec. 2, 1908.) :
Dancer and the king. (H 119406,
Dec. 8, 1908.)
Dream of wealth. (H 119448, Dec.
9, 1908.)
Elf king. (H 118038, Nov. 9, 1908.)
Flower girl of Paris. (H 119444,
Dec. 9, 1908.)
Hazers. (H 119441, Dec. 9, 1908.)
How Jones saw the carnival. (H
118651, Nov. 20, 1908.)
Julius Caesar. (H 118652, Nov. 20,
1908. ) 73
Lover’s stratagems. (H 118282,
Nov. 14, 1908.)
Making moving pictures. (H 119041,
Dec. 2, 1908.)
Merchant of Venice. (H 119440,
Dec. 9, 1908.)
Miner’s daughter. (H 118280, Nov.
14, 1908.)
Monkeyland.
1908. )
Peasant girl’s loyalty.
Nov. 14, 1908.)
(H 119442, Dec. 9,
(H 118279,
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETO.
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
VITAGRAPH Co. or AMERICA—Continued.
Sheridan’s ride. (H 119267, Dec. 7,
1908. )
Shoemaker of Coepenick. (H 118037,
Nov. 9, 1908.)
Slippery Jim’s' repentance.
119039, Dec. 2, 1908.)
(H
Slumberland. (H 119405, Dec. 8,
1908. )
Summer Idyl. (H 118650, Nov. 20,
1908. )
Tale of the crusades. (H 118036,
Nov. 9, 1908.)
Weary’s Christmas dinner. (H
119399, Dec. 8, 1908.)
New. York, WN. ¥:
[381161
Burke (Billy) (F 70891, Noy. 30,
1908; 2 c. Nov. 24, 1908.)
Voss (A. G.), Chicago, Il.
[81162-31185
VOGUE COMPANY,
Bit of England.—Caught.—Cherries |
are ripe.—Close of day.—Debutante.—
Give me a bite please——Hey there.—
Holland land-scape.—Loves remem-
brance.—Lucky little Jamb.—Noble
guardian.—Now pay toll.—Old oaken
bucket.—Ready for a ride.—Rock
bound coast.—Royal trio.—Satisfac-
tion.—_Smoke up.—Summer
Well backed.—Wouldn’t you like to
go.— Youthful hero. [24 prints.] (F
71018-71041, Dec. 4, 1908.)
WALKER (A. V.), Chicago, II].
[31186-31194
Bitter Root river. 1, 2. (H 119125,
119126, Dee. 4, 1908.)
Canyon torrent. (H 118428, Nov. 18,
1908. )
Falls above Lake Como. (H 119127,
Dec. 4, 1908.)
Lake Como. = 1-4. (H 118429-
118432, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Where the trout sport. (H 118427,
Nov. 18, 1908.)
WALL, NICHOLS co., LTD., Honolulu,
Hawaii. [31195-31217
Avenue royal palms Nuuanu val-
ley.—Banana grove road to Waikiki.—
Cocoanut grove and fisherman’s hut.—
Cocoanut grove reflection. 4, 15.—Dia-
mond head. 1—5.—Lily pond and co-
ecoanut grove, Kapiolani park.—Lily
pond at Ainahau.—Lily pond at Cleg-
horn’s.—Lone cocoanut palm.—Punch-
bowl from the market.—Royal Palm
avenue, Schaefer’s.—Sunset banana
grove.—Taro patch & cocoanut grove.
days.—
Three of a kind.—Three’s a crowd.— |
491
WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD.—Continued.
1-3.—Three cocoanut graces.—W aikiki,
[ Hawaii] 1-2. [23 photographs. }
(H 118657-118679, Nov. 20, 1908.)
WALSH (CLybE J.) & Ray (Cuas. M.),
Charlottee, N. C. [31218
Souvenir cotton plant. (EF 71135,
Dec. 9, 1908; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1908.)
Warp (W. H.), Nickerson, Kans.
[81219
Nickerson, Kans., Church of Christ.
1, 2. (H 119129, 119130, Dec. 4, 1908;
2 ¢c. of each Nov. 16, 1908.)
WASHBURN (Roy A.), Mason City,
Iowa. [31220, 31221
Northwestern states Portland ce-
ment co. A, B. (H 119085, 119084, Dec.
2, 1908.)
Wasson (C. L.), Decatur, Ill.
[31222-31261
Antwerp, Belgium, Leys street. (H
119168, Dec. 4, 1908. )
Bismarck, N. Dak., new N. P. bridge.
(H 119159, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Black Bull, an old Sioux chief.
119150, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Building a trans-continental rail-
road. (H 119169, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Combined steam plow and roller.
(H 119157, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Dazed by an eagle’s unexpected at-
(H
tack. (H 119149, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Deciding a pronghorn’s fate. (H
119148, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Dreaming of past forays. (H
119155, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Four-horse gang-plow turning the
soil. (H 119156, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Grim nightmare of our early Pio-
neers. (H 119146, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Indian hunter rescuing his game
from coyotes. (H 119147, Dec. 4, 1908.) —
Leopard and cubs. (H 119142, Dec.
4, 1908.)
Life among the Sioux.
Dec. 4, 1908.)
Maid of the Mist at the landing.
(H 119170, Dee. 4, 1908.)
(H 119153,
Mighty rift in the earth. (H
119174, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Munich, Germany. 1-6. (H 119160-
119165, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Noble buck in peril from Sioux
hunter. (H 119148, Dec. 4, 1908.)
On one of North Dakota’s great
Sheep ranches. (H 119151, Dec. 4,
1908.)
492 CATALOGUE
Wasson (C. L.)—Continued.
Peoria, Ill., and the Illinois by moon-
light. (H 119140, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Pronghorn, American antelope. (H
119145, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Provo falls, Provo, Utah. (H
119175, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Returning with grouse for his
Thanksgiving dinner. (H 119144, Dec.
4, 1908.)
Sheep on hillside, Jamestown,
Dak. (H 119152, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Small bunch of cattle on Massing-
ham and Cosgrove’s 11,000 acre Here-
ford ranch, N. Dak. (H 119158, Dec.
4, 1908.)
Snow-shrouded Iztaccihuatl as seen
from Tlamacas.
1908. ).
Sunday (Rev. Billy),
119136-119138, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Sunset on a tropical sea, Ceylon.
(H 119173, Dec. 4, 1908.
Typical log cabin of the pioneer.
(H 119154, Dec. 4, 1908.
N.
1-3. (H
Ute pass, Manitou, Colo. (H 119166,
Dec. 4, 1908.)
Washington, D. C., White house
from north approach. (H 119172, Dec.
4, 1908.
Watkins Glen, N. Y., entrance. (H
119171, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Where rolls the Oregon. (H 119141,
Dec. 4, 1908.)
Wild roved the Indian maid. (H
119139, Dec. 4, 1908.)
WATERMAN (QO. W.), Chicago, Il.
[31262-31266
Fifth artillery, battery E in action.—
Seventh U. S. cavalry, troop A.—
Sixth field artillery, battery E.—Sixth
U. S. field artillery.—Thirteenth U. S.
infantry. (H 118241-118245, Nov. 13,
1908; 2 c. of each Novy. 14, 1908.)
WATERTOWN POST CARD CO., Watertown,
S. Dak. [81267
New Central high (H
118996, Nov. 30, 1908.)
WELLER (E. K.), Canonsburg, Pa.
school.
(H 119167, Dec. 4, | o¢ kKnappenberger’s farm—Old road
[31268-31330 |
Bear camp.—Big Savage mountain.—
Braddock spring.—Braddock’s field.—
Braddock’s grave.—Braddock’s lane.—
Braddock’s road, 14.—Braddock’s run,
1, 2.—Bridge over Long run.—Bridge-
port, Fording of Jacob’s creek.—By-
lery’s school house-——Camp of the
Twelve Springs—Camp on Henry
Blocher farm.—Chalk hill.—Circleville, |
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. s., Vv. 3
—
WELLER (E. K.)—Continued.
Long Run church.—Connellsville, Stew-
art’s crossing.—Crespatown and Cum-
berland roads.—F alls on the John Fox
farm.—Forks of Braddock run, —
Fourth fording of Braddock run.—
Frostburg, Braddock park.—Gist’s
(Christopher ) plantation. — Great
meadows at Fort Necessity.—Half
King’s rocks.—Hunkers, fording the
Great Sewickley.—Jumonville, 1, 2.—
Keyser’s ridge.—Laurel ridge, 1, 2.—
Layman’s orchard near Frostburg.—
Little Crossings.—Little Meadows.—
McKeesport, 1, 2—Mount Nebo.—Nar-
rows (The), 1, 2.—Near summit of
Big Savage mt.—Negro mountain on
National road.—Old Cumberland road,
foot of Wills mt.—Oak tree and spring
house, near Farmington.—Old stone
house, Little meadows.—Old stone
house on Winding ridge.—River hill.—
Robinson’s falls.—St. John rock.—
Sandy gap.—Somerfield, 1-3.—Summit
of Wills mt.—Tablet at Braddock’s
grave—Tablet at Fort Necessity.—
Toll house, near the Six mile house.—
Union Springs, Mt. Pleasant.—Wash-
ington Springs.—Wolf hill or Turkey
Garden hill. [63 photographs.] (H
119270-119332, Nov. 21, 1908; 2 c. of
each, Noy. 23, 1908.)
WELLS AND RICHARDSON CO., Burling-
ton, Vt. [31331
Ye English apothecary. (G 20264,
Nov. 25, 1908.)
WESLEY ADV. Co., Chicago, Ill.
[81332-31335
Christmas tree and gifts. (F 71043,
Dec. 4, 1908.)
Globe, Western hemisphere. (F
71045, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Wheat field. (F 71042, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Winter scene of Christmas and New
Year. (F 71044, Dec. 4, 1908.)
WESTERMANN (L. A.) cOo., New York,
i [81336 .
Memories. | (F 71076, Dec. 7, 1908.)
WESTCHESTER & BRONX TITLE & MORT-
GAGE GUARANTY CO., White Plains.
No [31337
First purchase. (G 203849, Dec. 7,
1908. )
WESTERN HORSEMAN CO., Indianapolis,
Ind. [81838-31341
Allen Winter, 2:064. McDonald up.
(F 711389, Dec. 9, 1908.
Harvester (3) 2:08.
(F 71141, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Geers up.
ENGRAVINGS, CUTS, AND PRINTS, ETC.
‘nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
WESTERN HORSEMAN co.—Continued.
- Minor Heir, 1:594. Dean up. (F
71142, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Spanish Queen. 2:07. Macy up.
(F 71140, Dec. 9, 1908.)
WuiTe (H, C.) co., North Benning-
ton, Vt. [31342-31346
El Tovar hotel. 141-2, 149-A (H
118174, 118175, Nov. 10, 1908; 2 ¢. of |
each Noy. 11, 1908.)
_ Matterhorn, Switzerland. 186-2.
(H 118173, Nov. 10, 1908; 2 c. Nov.
11, 1908.)
Tokio, [Japan], Cherry trees by the
river. 628. (H 119008, Nov. 30, 1908.)
Trail party leaving Hotel Flagstaff.
250. (H 118176, Nov. 10, 1908; 2 ec.
Noy. 11, 1908.)
WuitTty (J. H.), Richmond, Va.
[31347-81349
' Poe (EE. A.) 1-3. (H = 11871T-
118719, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Wiepersreim (G. G.), Philadelphia,
:: Pa. [81850-31352
‘Is ’oo a orfin too? (G 20195, Nov.
16, 1908.)
Never mind, this will help. (F
70724, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Old Santa’s pet. (F 70816, Nov. 27,
1908.)
WILLIAMS (E.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[31858-81395
Among the daisies.—April shower.—
Au revoir.—Boss of the job.—Caught
in the act.—Champions of the speed-
way.—Confidants.—_Family outing.—
Great temptation.—Good friends.—
Harvest (The).—Harvesting.—Here’s
leoking at you.—In dreamland.—In-
nocence.—Just my size.——Klose prest
wile you wate.—Little Miss Saucy.—
Message (The).—No_ interference.—
Not no. 23.—Now I lay me.—Ouch,
it hurts.—Our busy day.—Our pets.—
Out for a stroll.—Pair of prize win-
/ ners.—Pleasing thoughts.—Precious
eargo.—Ready for a day’s sport.—
Ready for a drive.—Roses.—Spring
beauties —Summer-time pleasures.—
Taking chances.—Taking it easy.—
Time for the bath.—Treat for the
baby.—When the cook is out.—Where
ignorance is bliss——Will you have my
eard?—Why the butter didn’t come.—
Young lovers [438 prints] (F 70309-
70351, Noy. 12, 1908.)
WILLIAMS (JOHN A.), Brooklyn, N. Y.
[81396-31428
(H 118956—118988,
Panart 1-33.
Nov. 28, 1908.)
493
Wiis (J. R.), Atlanta, Ga.
[31429
Flight to heaven. (G 20315, Dec. 3,
1908. )
WINGREN (O. J.), La Conner, Wash.
[31430-31435
La Conner, Wash. 1-3.—La Conner
flats [Wash.].—La Conner [Wash.]
products. 1, 2. (H 118108—118113,
Nov. 10, 1908.)
WireTtH (K.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[81436-31447
At the old home.— Champions of
their class.— County fair. — Country
road.—Harvest days.—Hold up.—Oc-
tober day.—Proud mother.—Puzzling
question.—Runaway (The).—Shepherd
(The).— Village horseshoer [12
prints]. (F 70859-70370, Noy. 12,
1908. )
WISCHMEYER (PHILIP), Ozette, Wash.
[31448
Spruce log 10 ft. in diameter, 54 ft.
from base. (H 119408, Dec. 8, 1908.)
WISEMAN (R. F.), Hico, Tex.
[31449
Howerton baby. (H 118088, Nov. 9,
1908. )
Wo.ttry & co., Chicago, III. [31450
Spring. (F 70297, Nov. 11, 1908.)
Woop (M. R.), New York, N. Y.
[31451
Our favorite drummer. (G 19473,
Aug. 13, 1908; 2 c. July 27, 1908.)
WoopDWARD & TIERNAN PRINTING (CO.,
St. Louis, Mo. [31452-31516
American.—Ashore and afloat.—At
home.—At the ford.—At your sery-
ice.—Birthday jewels.—Book worms.—
Carnation.—Coming in.—Daddy’s a
coming.—Daddy’s valet.—Delicious.—
Eestasy.—Family paper.—Florence.—
Glorious autumn.—Glorious solitude.—
Golden rod.— Good sailor. — Good
ticker.—Growing account.—Here you
are.—Household necessity.—Innocence
and cupidity. — Interesting fore-
ground.—Is this !—June.—Just ap-
ples.—Just received.—King corn.—
Lafayette at Mt. Vernon.—Mamma’s
favorites. —Marjorie. —Mascot. —Mat-
ter of education.—Mild argument.—
Modern mermaid.—Modern Minerva.—
Nobody loves me.—Now for the ice.—
Old freedom.—Old_ reliable. — Our
youngest depositors.— Perfect fit—
Peter Pan.—Pluck always wins.—
Prince of the blood.—Racing home.—
Ready.—Refreshing. — Roses.—Ruling
494 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.8., v.3
WoopwarD & TIERMAN PRINTING CO.— | WRIGHT (Harnest A.), Philadelphia,
Continued. Pa; [31518
passion.—Satisfactory balance.—Se- Off Marblehead, Mass. (F 71058,
crets.—Self appointed committee.— | Dec. 5, 1908.)
Simple life—Sold out.—Springtime.—
Sunny Jane—That’s it—Thorough- WYKOFF-ANDERSON CO., Sioux Cite
, Iowa. [8151
breds.— Water’s fine-— Well matched.— ;
What’s that? [65 prints.] (F 70905- Automobile. (F 70293, Nov. 9, 1908 ;
70969, Dec. 1, 1908.) 2 ¢. Nov. 11, 1908.)
; Youne (S. J.), Cashmere, Wash.
WricHT (KE. A.) BANK NOTE Co., Phila- ) [31520
delphia, Pa. [31517 | . Load of twenty winter banana
Sigma phi epsilon charter. (F | apples from ‘Cashmere, Wash. (H
70068, Nov. 5, 1908.) 119098, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Summary statement of deposits, received and credited, included in the Cata-
logue since January 1, 1908.
Number of entries of Engravings, Cuts, and Prints completed by deposit 9, 801
Number of entries of Chromos and Lithographs completed by deposit_.___ 2, 627
Number of entries of Photographs completed by deposit____.___________ 15, 611
Nore.—This issue of the Catalogue of Copyright Entries includes the deposits
for Classes F, G, and H up to and including the first week of December, 1908.
The remaining deposits for the month of December will appear in the January,
1909, issue.
proprietors with subalphabets of titles.
CLASS |, FINE ARTS
Under this heading is given a list of the photographs deposited according to law with
applications for copyright of paintings, drawings, statuary, and models or designs
intended to be perfected as works of the fine arts.
Arranged in monthly alphabets by
To save space the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated; the statement as to
the receipt of one copy is always omitted when the one copy has been received on the
day of entry.
The notice after the first title, if printed in full, would read: ‘ Copy-
right by American institute of architects, The New Jersey chapter, New Jersey. Class I,
XXe, no. 27824, Dee. 12, 1908; 1 photograph received Dec. 12, 1908.”
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS,
The New Jersey chapter, New Jer-
sey. [31521
Newark, N. J. Showing streets as
they may be laid out for the future de-
velopment. (I 27824, Dec. 12, 1908.)
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC
New York, N. Y. [31522-31531
Chief cook. Man, wearing embroid-
ered robe, white ruff and cook’s cap. |
(I 27550, Nov. 19, 1908.)
Frizette (La.) V-shaped panel,
COMPANY, | *
| in her hand.
young woman wearing a hat, row of |
beads about her neck.
19, 1908.)
Hudson (Hendrick).
a number of ships, man with convo-
luted collar. (I 27548, Nov. 19, 1908.)
—— Old fashioned ship with sails,
a number of row boats. (I 27549,
Nov. 19, 1908.)
Indian girl.
arrows the head of an Indian princess.
(I 27487, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Medora (La). Panel around which
is a border, to the right is a female
loosely draped.
1908. )
Planter’s seal.
house, palm trees.
1908. )
Rose Malta.
embroidered coat and_ turban.
27547, Nov. 19, 1908.)
Sunset.
ing to horizon where a man’s head ap-
pears to be setting. (I 27841, Dec. 14,
1908. )
True blue. Young woman wearing
a sailor hat, seated on a spirited black
charger. (I 27553, Nov. 19, 1908.)
(I 27551, Nov. 19,
65871—08——3
Expanse of water extend-.
(I 27552, Nov. | .
embedded in rock.
Harbor with |
ARTHUR (JAMES), Detroit, Mich.
[31532, 31533
woman in a
apron. (I 27557,
Flour girl. Young
house dress and
Noy. 19, 1908.)
Voice from a friend. Young woman
standing by a library chair, telephone
(I 27556, Nov. 19, 1908.)
BARNARD (Mrs. GEORGE GREY), New
xork, N.Y. [31534-31554
Brotherly love; by George Grey
Barnard. Statue, two nude figures of
youths with arms, heads, and limbs
(I 27506, Nov. 16,
1908. )
Brothers; by George Grey Barnard.
Statue, two nude figures, one brother
standing with weight on both feet,
holding in his arms his sick brother.
| (1 27566, Noy. 20, 1908.)
In an oval formed of |
(I 27545, Nov. 19, |
Tobacco field, a small |
Columbus (Christopher) ; by George
Grey Barnard. Eyes upturned, cor-
ners of mouth drooping, felt hat. (L
27558, Nov. 20, 1908.)
Crucifixion; by George Grey Bar-
ard. Bas-relief, Christ being taken
| from the cross. (I 27567, Nov. 20,
1908.)
Family group; by George Grey
_ Barnard. Statue, nude figures of man,
Woman wearing an.
ae,
woman, and child.
1908. )
Girl and cupid; by George Grey
Barnard. Statue, nude figures seated
back to back. (I 27565, Nov. 20,
1908. )
Hewer; by George Grey Barnard.
Statue, nude figure of man kneeling
holding branch in left hand. (I 27500,
Nov. 16, 1908.
495
(I 27499, Nov. 16,
496
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 0. 8., V.3
BARNARD (Mrs. GEORGE GREY )—Cont’d.
Kneeling youth; by George Grey
Barnard. Statue,
youth kneeling, both legs straight
out from knees. (I 27564, Nov. 20,
1908. )
Leeds (Prof.) of Stevens Institute;
by George Grey Barnard.
head, ears prominent, collar over
shoulders. (I 27503, Nov. 16, 1908.)
Maiden with a lily; by George Grey
Barnard. Statue, nude figure
maiden holding lily.
20, 1908.)
side. (I 27505, Nov. 16, 1908.)
Maiden’s head;
Barnard. Statue, head turned. over
left shoulder, hair parted.
Nov. 20, 1908.)
Man struggling with chaos; by
George Grey Barnard. Statue, nude
figure of man crouched against rock.
(I 27560, Nov. 20, 1908.)
Statue, nude figure of man
struggling with serpent. (I 27559,
Nov. 20, 1908.)
Mask of a faun; by George Grey
Barnard. Laughing head of child
with pointed ears. (I 27562, Nov. 20,
1908. )
Mother; by George Grey Barnard.
Statue, nude figure of woman stand-
ing with feet together.
16, 1908.)
Nurse and cupid; by George Grey
Barnard. Draped woman _— seated
holding a bottle from which she pours
contents into mouth of cupid. (I
27502, Nov. 16, 1908.)
nard. Statue, two nude figures, father
bending over son. (I 27561, Nov. 20,
1908. )
Sleeping boy; by George Grey Bar-
nard. Statue, nude figure of sleeping
boy seated on stump. (I 27498, Novy.
16, 1908.)
Two natures; by George Grey Bar-
nard. Statue, two nude figures rep-
resenting man’s two natures. (I 27569,
Nov. 20, 1908.)
Urn of life; by George Grey Bar-
nard. Statue, urn surrounded by 17
figures. (I 27504, Nov. 16, 1908.)
BELLows (GrEorRGE), New York, N. Y.
[31555 |
Stag at Sharkeys. Two prize fight-
ers, one lunges blow at crouching op-
ponent. (I 27746, Dec. 4, 1908.)
nude figure of |
(I 27501, Nov. | wears a three cornered hat.
Statue, |
.
of |
(I 27563, Nov. |
BIRNEY (WM. VERPLANCK), New York,
Nes [31556-31558
Any port in storm. Young woman
seated before open grate, company of
men gathered around a table. (I
27787, Dec. 8, 1908.)
Looking for the will. Seated at a
table covered with papers is a man
explaining something to a man who
leans against table. (I 27541, Noy.
18, 1908.)
Song story. Interior, three men
seated about a table. (I 27795, Dee.
| 10, 1908.)
Maidenhood; by George Grey Bar- |
nard. Statue, maiden resting on her |
b George Grey | ’
4 - | typifies Wisconsin,
(I 27568, |
BLASHFIELD (EDWIN HowLanpD), New
York,:N. Xa [31559
Wisconsin. A seated female figure
about her three
other female figures. (I 27484, Noy.
13, 1908.)
s;0ILEAU (PHILIP), New York, N. Y.
[31560-81567
Dear heart. Girl lying on a white
_ cushion, mouth and eyes partly open.
|
(I 27689, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Dreamy hour. Two girls whose
dresses are almost covered by large
scarfs. (I 27687, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Eva. Girl laughing, she wears a
searf around her neck.
Tt, 1908.)
Out for fun.
(I 27691, Noy.
Girl laughing, she
(I 27688,
Nov. 7, 1908.)
School days. Three little girls
dressed for walking. (I 27690, Nov. 7,
1908.)
Thinking of you. Girl lying on a
Prodigal son; by George Grey Bar- | divan, her arms and bust rest on a
cushion. (I 27693, Nov. 7, 1908.)
Twins (The). Two girls in summer
attire. (I 27692, Nov. 7, 1908.)
1 photo of each. (Novy. 27, 1908.)
Winter girl. Young woman, wears
jacket and small mink hat. (I 27539,
Nov. 18, 1908.)
Bone (RicuH.), Berlin, Germany.
Meyers selige erben; by Johann
Bahr. Four men and one woman are
marching in a line with linked arms.
(I 27494, Nov. 16, 1908.)
BoyYLeE BrRos., Boston, Mass. [81569
Boyle bros. famous dog Teddy; by
Alexander Pope. English setter dog,
he holds in his mouth a pheasant. (I
7747, Dec. 4, 1908.)
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
BrReEHM (FREDERICK) co., New York,
mrs, [31570
Girl's head no. 77; by Geo. Brehm.
Girl’s head, hat with flowers and two
long thin feathers, plain shirt waist.
(I 27590, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Brown & Bicetow, St. Paul, Minn.
[31571-31620
As the day endeth; by A. Perret.
Two women dressed as peasant’s attire
standing in a field. (I 27583, Nov. 21,
1908. )
Carnations; by E. Vernon.
lady standing with large bunch of car-
nations. (I 27580, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Clarissa; by G. Zanazio. Young
lady, neck and shoulders bare, drapery
held in front. (I 27578, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Coming events cast their shadow be-
fore; by W. B. King. Two lovers sit-
ting on a large piazza in moonlight,
‘shadow before them are two in one.
(I 27619, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Critic (The); by Francis Day.
Young lady seated at a piano playing,
little girl listening. (I 27614, Nov. 21,
1908. )
Evening shades; by E. Lamasure.
On right is a field and in distance,
trees and small house. (I 27616
Noy. 21, 1908.)
Fair exchange; by W. G. Smith.
Water and trees, two fishermen, one
has basket full of fish, the other is
holding paper money. (I 27624, Nov.
21, 1908.)
Final authority; by
Office, desk in background, four men,
two at desk. (I 27599, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Fisher girl; by Harrison Fisher.
Lady’s head, plain sailor hat, white
‘yeil covering hat and tied under chin.
(I 27615, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Flower girl; by E. Vernon. Lady
(I 27584, Nov. 21, 1908.)
hat. (I 27598, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Harper girl; by Fred Harper.
Lady’s head, large hat with two plumes
falling over rim in front. (I 27602,
Nov. 21, 1908.)
Her birthday; by Telange. Small
girl and boy sitting on step, boy is
giving her a small bouquet of flowers.
(I 27603, Nov. 21, 1908.)
_ In maiden meditation; by E. Vernon.
Young lady, neck and shoulders bare,
hair parted in middle. (I 27574, Nov.
21, 1908.)
standing with two baskets of flowers. | :
| Large trees and a house, spring house
Gilbert girl; by Allen Gilbert. Lady’s |
head, low necked waist, large sailor |
FINE ARTS
497
| Brown & BicgELow—Continued.
Young |
L. Moeller. |
In repose; by E. Vernon. Young
lady, neck, shoulders and right arm
bare and exposed. (I 27573, Nov. 21,
| 1908.)
Isabel; by A. Alston.
hair combed low on the neck.
27582, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Kimball girl; by Alonzo Kimball.
Young lady, large hat with flowers and
large plum. (I 27609, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Land of the midnight sun; by K.
Anbert. A bay surrounded by high
rocky hills. (I 27577, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Late arrivals; by W. G. Smith.
Woman holding baby, small girl cling-
ing to her skirts, man with little chick-
ens. (I 27604, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Little powder is a dangerous thing;
by W. B. King. Palm banked corner
of a reception room, young lady in a
Young lady,
(I
_chair, man has powder on his coat.
(I 27618, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Making haygwhile the sun shines;
by W. B. King? Hay meadow, old man
asleep, young lady, carrying pail of
water and a young man kissing her.
(I 27617, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Nature’s reward; by F. F. English.
Picture of a cornfield, corn shocked,
in background is a small building and
trees. (I 27600, Nov. 21, 1908.)
News venders; by Edward L. Henry.
Small news stand, in doorway are two
old women watching young man and
young lady driving. (I 27594, Noy. 21,
1908. )
Off to the front; by J. W. Dunsmore.
Regiment of soldiers going to war,
young lady bidding young man good-
bye. (I 27627, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Old lumber mill; by F. F. English.
_ Several trees, house and a woman, two
men working. (I 27606, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Old spring house; E. Lamasure.
from which there flows a stream of
water. (I 27607, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Once upon a time; by W. G. Smith.
Shore of a lake, man seated on boat
telling a story to three children. (I
27605, Noy. 21, 1908.)
Pleasant memories; by Carleton
Smith. Young lady seated on table,
on floor and stool are roses. (I 27628,
Noy. 21, 1908.)
Prophecy of the tea leaves; by
H. Roseland. Small cabin room. Old
eolored lady sitting in front of two
young ladies holding tea cup. (I
21611, Noy. 21, 1908.)
498
Brown & BicELow—-Continued.
Queen of May; by G. Seigman.
Young lady sitting on a bank dressed
in light drapery. (I 27579, Nov. 21,
1908. )
Reflected glories;
Stretch of smooth water, rocky shore,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Brown & BiceELow—Continued.
by T. Bricher. |
dim outlines of a sail boat. (I 27622, |
Nov. 21, 1908.)
Reflections; by C. Blenner. Young
lady in dark-flowered kimona, looking ~
into gold-fish bowl.
21, 1908.)
Reflections of a bachelor; by W. B.
King. Young man sitting on a tree
across water sees reflection of girls’
faces. (I 27595, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Rehearsal (The); by J. Geoffroy.
Seven children in the act of rehears-
ing. (I 27576, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Smart set; by T. de Thulstrup.
Fashionable drive way, tallyho drawn
by four horses, lady in front. (I 27608,
Nov. 21, 1908.)
Song of the wave; by H. N. Cady.
Ocean scene, high waves dashing up
against the rocks.
1908. )
(I 27596, Nov.
Venetian glories; by Geo. H. Me-
Cord. Stretch of water, heavy shad-
ews from boats. (I 27625, Nov. 21,
1908. )
Virginia; Young Jady, hair combed
pompadour. (I 27593, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Vivian; by B. Lichtman. Young
lady, large hat plum across front and
left side. (I 27612, Noy. 21, 1908.)
Washington (Gen.) at Christ's
church, Easter Sunday, 1795; by J. L.
G. Ferris. Church in background,
gathering of men and women, Gen.
Washington about to enter a carriage.
(I 27618, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Woodland pool; by Debat Panson.
Woman herding cows, three cows in
pool of water drinking. (I 27575,
Nov. 21, 1908.)
Burpick (J. Ernest), New York, N. ¥.
[81621-31622
Dancing cupid. Statue of cupid
standing on left leg, the right foot is
drawn up under him. (I 27492. Noy.
14, 1908.)
(I 27592, Nov. 21,
Soubrette (The); by Carle Blenner. |
Lady, neck and shoulders bare, large |
hat. (I 27623, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Spirit of spring; by F. F. English.
Pasture, trees and fence, girl herding
a flock of sheep. (I 27601, Nov. 21,
1908. )
Summer day; by S. S. Carr. House
and barn, back of which are several
trees, sheep feeding in pasture. (I
27621, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Summer morning; by E. Lamasure.
Log house, with porch and large chim-
ney, near fence is a two wheeled cart.
(I 27591, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Sunshine; by Carle Blenner. Young
lady in white dress sitting in a chair.
(I 27626, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Surprised; by P. R. Goodwin. Two
horses, embankment, narrow stream
of water. (I 27620, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Sweet innocence; by J. Arthur.
Lady holding spray of roses. (I 27610,
Nov. 21, 1908.)
Three friends; by Howard Giles.
Forest scene, three men have chopped
down a tree which is being hauled
away. (I 27597, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Vassar girl; by E. Vernon. Young
lady in outdoor costume, holding fur
muff. (I 27581, Noy. 21, 1908.)
Fighting kid. A child in short
clothes with both arms upraised and
fists doubled. (I 27498, Noy. 14, 1908.)
BuTLER (Howard Rvssett), New
York, N. Y. [316238, 31624
Carnegie (Andrew) as Lord Rector
of St. Andrew's university. Standing
by a Gothic chair, has on gown of the
Lord Rector and broad hat. (I 27518,
Noy. 18, 1908.)
Summer breeze. Figure of young
woman in white, on sea-shore. (I
27647, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Caprontr (P. P.) & BRo., Boston, Mass.
[31625, 31626
Landing of the pilgrims. Statue of
the Mayflower, from which a rowboat
containing seven pilgrims has just put
off. (I 27482, Nov. 13, 1908.)
Lincoln. With beard, head uncoy-
ered, standing with right foot slightly
advanced. (I 27483, Nov. 13, 1908.)
CAVELTI (JoHN), Providence, R. I.
[81627
Triumph of evolution. Man, globe
before him, woman holds earth sus-
pended in a wreath of flowers, child
blowing bubbles. (I 27479, Nov. 12,
1908. )
CHurRCH (FREDERICK STUART), New
York, N. Y. [31628, 31629
Momentous question. Young girl
- lamb.
dressed as a shepherdess, holds a
(I 27659, Nov. 27, 1908.)
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
|, ARTS
499
CuHuRCH (FREDERICK SruartT)—Cont’d.
Three mermaids. Three heads of
three laughing mermaids looking out
of the water. (I 27742, Dec. 3, 1908.)
CLAy, Ropinson & co., Chicago, Il.
[31630
Momentous qvwestion. Young lady
dressed in white with large white hat.
(I 27761, Dec. 7, 1908.)
CLosson (W. B.), Magnolia, Mass.
[31631 |
Nymph and water babies at play. |
Nymph standing in water playing with
water babies, one baby is being tossed
in the air. (I 27467, Nov. 10, 1908.)
Copp (Darius), Newton Upper Falls,
Mass. [31632
Faith of Abraham. Abraham amid
(1 27570, Noy. 20, 1908; 1 photo.;
Noy. 14, 1908.)
Corrin (W. HASKELL), New York,
me X. [31633-31644
Daffodils. Female figure, draped in
yellow, walking among growing daffo-
dils. (I 27779, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Golden rod. Female figure, draped,
poised on left foot, hands over head.
(I 27783, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Hollyhocks. Female
in green among hollyhocks.
Dec. 7, 1908.)
Tris.
drapery high, background,
iris. (I 27784, Dec. 7, 1908.)
_ Morning glory. Female figure, draped
in pink, right hand is held out with
long sprays of morning glory. (I
27776, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Narcissus.
white with hands extended, holding
one narcissus. (I 277738, Dec. 7, 1908.)
(I 27778,
growing
figure draped |
CoLeE (WILLIAM M.) JgR., New York,
BY: [31645
Chimps. Three small monkeys, one
has hands covering eyes, one covering
ears, and one covering mouth. (I
27800, Dec. 11, 1908.)
COLLIER (FRANKLIN PERRY), Winthrop,
Mass. [31646
Ye hunter. Circular,plaque upon
which is a hunter somewhat exag-
gerated. (I 27738, Dec. 3, 1908.)
CoLLier (P. F.) & son, New York, N. Y.
[31647-31654
reflections; by Charles
Young girl seated be-
(I 27722, Nov.
Agreeable
Dana Gibson.
fore a mirror musing.
| 50, 1908.)
a storm is looking up in faith to God. |
Female figure, draped, holding |
Illustrator in the Middle ages; by
Leon Guipon. Monk seated at high
drawing table. (I 27657, Nov. 25,
1908. )
Knight (The); Comical looking
knight in armor riding on a peculiar
looking spotted horse. (I 27770, Dec.
7, 1908.)
Modern Cinderella; by Jessie Will-
cox Smith. Little girl before a fire, on
floor little boy adjusting rubber to
girl’s foot. (I 27772, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Patricia; by Charles Dana Gibson.
Young woman in decollete dress hold-
ing to her bosom drapery. (I 27768,
Dec. 7, 1908.)
Stranger (The) ; by Frederic
Remington. Man in buckskins and
_soft hat on one horse and leading
Female figure draped in |
Nasturtium. Female figure, draped, |
holding a straw basket full of nastur-
tiums. (I 27780, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Poppies. Female figure, draped in
red, holding an end of the drapery
aloft. (1 27775, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Rose. Female figure, pink drapery,
holding a spray of roses. (I 27774,
Dec. 7, 1908.)
Sweet peas. Female figure, draped,
holding a bow] of sweet peas. (I 27781,
Dec. 7, 1908.)
Violet. Female figure, draped in
purple, hair banded with lilac ribbon,
| COOKMAN
holding violets. (I 27777, Dec. 7, 1908.) —
Water lily.
Female figure, draped, |
looking down at pool in which are |
water lilies. (I 27782, Dec. 7, 1908.)
another approaching a camp. (I 27771,
Dec. 7, 1908.)
Thanksgiving; by Clara Elsene Peck.
Group of people in Puritan costume
laden with good things. (I 27538,
Noy. 18, 1908.)
Toy cover; by Maxfield Parrish.
Two funny looking toy soldiers with
guns. (I 27769, Dec. 7, 1908.)
COLONIAL LIFE INS. co., Jersey City,
Neve [31655
Colonial spirit. Woman in colonial
costume, holding flag before open case-
ment. (I 27785, Dec. 8, 1908.)
(CHARLES NEW
earn. IN; ¥. [31656
Eleven enchanted princes. Princes
changed into swans find their sister
on bank of a lake. (I 27649, Nov. 24,
1908. )
EDWIN),
500
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
CowLes (EvucENE), Shelbyville, Ky. | FrperaL cigar co., New York, N. Y.
[81657, 31658 | [81668
Buckeye fowls. Buckeye cockerel Lady and tiger. Young woman, left
and pullet facing each other, with | arm resting on the neck of a tiger. (I
breasts touching. (I 27757, Dec. 5, | 27840, Dec. 14, 1908.)
1908. ) | :
Buckeye pullet and cockerel facing | Ferru (PrerRe), New York, N. sia
each other, left foot advanced.
27758, Dec. 5, 1908.)
CROWELL PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[81659, 31660
Baby in high chair; by Anna Milo
Upjohn. Child sitting in high chair,
with spoon. (I 27673, Nov. 27, 1908.)
Follow me; by Ellen Wrightson.
Christ walking toward a flight of stone
steps, hands are clasped. (I 27480,
Nov. 7, 1908.)
Day (FRANcIS), New York, N. Y.
[31661
Bed time stories. Candle light sub-
ject of mother reading to child, child
holding doll. (I 27739, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Dre Camp (JosepH R.), Medford,
Mass. [31662
Roosevelt (Theodore) Standing
figure, left hand in trousers pocket.
(I 27764, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Dr LAND (CrypE O.), Philadelphia,
Pa. [31663
First public reading of the Declara-
tion of Independence. Balcony on
(I |
Delirium of speed. Statue, woman,
running, left foot on a whirlwind of
which are assembled eight prominent |
revolutionists. Nov.
1908. )
De NOBILI (PROSPERO),
y
.
(I 27491, 14,
Long Island
Caty, Ne [31664
Pose (A.) Young woman having
dark hair and eyes. (I 27554, Nov.
19, 1908.)
DOBBELAAR* (CHARLES A.), Fort Lee,
fae [81665
Fort Lee Revolutionary monument.
and a_ soldier climbing rocks.
27507, Nov. 17, 1908.)
EAGLE PRINTING CO.,
(I
Marinette, Wis.
[31666
Marinette Indian head. Marinette,
queen of an Indian tribe, Indian head-
gear of feathers. (I 27762, Dec. 7,
1908. )
dust. (I 27799, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Geneva,
[31670
College girl. Young girl in red
sweater-jacket with her hands in the
pockets. (I 27537, Nov. 18, 1908.)
FLINT GRANITE Co., Albany, N. Y.
[31671
Memorial angel of love. Statue of
an angel alighting from above at a
grave on earth. (I 277383, Dee. 3,
1908.)
ForBES LITHO. MFG. CO., Boston, Mass.
[31672
Hatful of roses. Little girl, summer
costume holding straw hat filled with
roses. (I 27650, Nov. 24, 1908.)
FRIEND BROS. CLOTHING CO., Milwaukee,
Wis. [31673-31684
[12 watercolor drawings illustrating
clothing.] (I 27675-27686, Nov. 27,
1908. )
Frost & Reep, Bristol, England.
[31
FIDLER
aXe
(PEARLE EUGENIA),
Lucky dog; by Herbert Dicksee.
Child seated upon the steps of a cot-
tage handing a piece of bread to a
dog. (I 27572, Nov. 21, 1908.)
Gipson (FLEMING LAFAYETTE), Cull-
man, Ala. [31686
Crescent shaped scroll. Wreath
with unfolding scroll sheet beneath.
Bronze figure denoting drummer boy | (I 27734, Dec. 3, 1908.)
GRANDT (Fritz), Berlin, Germany.
Solitude; by Reich. Pond surround-
ed by old trees, in pond a fountain
Ernst (HuGENE C. F.), Pittsburgh, Pa. |
[31667 |
Pittsburgh, Pa.; The German church
block. Plans for the erection of a new
building. (I 27723, Nov. 30, 1908.)
(I 27766,
emerges from the water.
Dec. 7, 1908.)
GRYCZEWSKI (Ericu), Chicago, or
[
Biggest bank: Trust—Panic—Sav-
ings, Wall st., 23. Statue of a temple
kept in Egyptian style. Two sphinxes
in front of temple. (I 27471, Nov. 11,
1908.)
FINE
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
GupE (Oscar J.), New York, N. Y.
[81689-31699
Lady giving in-
(I 27664, Nov. 27,
Lady and maid.
structions to maid.
1908. )
Lady and salesman. Lady giving
order to man. (I 27662, Nov. 27, 1908.) |
Lady at telephone. Lady talking
through desk telephone. (I 27663,
Nov. 27, 1908.)
Man and waiter series. 1-8. (I
27665-27672, Nov. 27, 1908.)
HANFSTAENGL (FRANZ), Munich, Ger-
many. [31700-31716
Apparition of Christ; by F. v. Uhde.
Christ, followed by His disciples is ap-
pearing to a group of people. (I 27812,
Dec. 12, 1908.)
Beauties; by A. Weczerzick. Group
of four dogs in various poses. (I
27818, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Canterbury Pilgrims; by Walter |
Crane. A procession of pilgrims on
their way to Canterbury, all on horse-
back. (I 27815, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Defeated; by A. Weczerzick. Group |
of five cats, three on a table looking
at the fight of their companions on
the floor. (I 27816, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Hight bells—Midnight; by C. Napier-
Hemy. A midnight scene on the ocean,
full moon, ship with full sails set. (I
27806, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Holy night; by A. Zick. Virgin
Mary with infant Jesus in her arms
is reposing on a bench in the stable.
(I 27811, Dec. 12, 1908.)
King Arthur’s knights; by Walter |
Crane. Knights on horseback, bear-
ing standards. (I 27814, Dec. 12,
1908. )
Napoleon; by L. Binebaum. Napo- |
leon seated in an armchair, he is lost
in deep thoughts. (I 27810, Dec. 12, |
1908.)
Night before Trafalgar; by F. Roe.
Nelson, surrounded by his officers in|
the cabin of his flagship. (I 27808 |
Dec. 12, 1908.)
Our Empress; by N. Schmitt. Ger- |
man Empress, her left hand is resting
on the shoulder of a small boy. (I
27813, Dec. 12, 1908.) |
Rheingold; by F. Leeke. Three
Rhinedaughters in the Rhine, on the
rocks aman. (I 27819, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Siegfried, act II; by F. Leeke.
Siegfried is reposing in forest, at his |
side his sword and horn. (I 27809.
Dec. 12, 1908.)
| sighting his carbine.
1, 1908.)
hat with veil.
ARTS 5OL
_HANFSTAENGL (FRANz)—Continued.
Siegfried and the Rhinedaughters;
by F. Leeke. Siegfried a spear in his
hand, before him in a pool of water,
the three Rhinedaughters. (I 27804,
Dec. 12, 1908.)
Siegfried awakens Brunhilde; by F.
Leeke. Siegfried bending ever Brun-
hilde who is slumbering under a tree.
(I 27807, Dec. 12, 1908. )
Siegfried’s boatride on the Rhine;
by F. Leeke. Siegfried standing with
his horse in a boat on the Rhine. (I
27805, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Toll gate of a Cinque Port; by H.
Hardy. Lady and _ gentleman on
horseback before a toll gate. (I
27817, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Veteran (A); by A. W. Holden. An
old soldier, long white beard, is stand-
ing in a picture gallery before portrait
of his commander. (I 27820, Dec. 12,
1908. )
HARRISON (WILLIAM H.), New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. [31717, 31718
Equestrian group; by Liance Cott-
rell. A wounded cavalry horse en-
deavoring to rise, trooper dismounted
(I 27725, Dec.
Private soldier on picket duty; by
Liance Cottrell. Private soldier of
Civil war on picket duty in overcoat.
| (L 27724, Dec. 1, 1908.)
Nor-
[31719
HENDERSON LITHOGRAPHING CO.,
wood, Ohio.
Debutante (The). Young girl in
evening attire, carrying bunch of
American beauties. (I 27629, Noy. 21,
_ 1908.)
| HeYER (HERMANN), New York, N. Y.
[31720
Sassy. Statuette of a laughing faun
kneeling head thrown back arms
folded. (I 27796, Dec. 10, 1908.)
Hix (R.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[31721-31727
Aneth. Full face, hair wavy and
falls down on back of neck. (I 27515,
Oct. 21, 1908.)
Betty. Girl's head wearing large
(I 275138, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Capture of the Serapis. Engagement
between the Bon Homme Richard and
Serapis. The two ships locked to-
gether and both on fire. (I 27510,
Oct. 21, 1908.)
Constance.
part of left shoulder.
Girl’s head, neck and
(I 27509, Oct.
‘ 21, 1908.)
502
Hitt (R.)—Continued.
Morning. Girl with flowing hair and
draped gown covering the shoulders. |
(I 27512, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Peggy. Girl, curl of hair over her
right shoulder, she wears a straw hat.
(I 27514, Oct. 21, 1908.)
Wasp and Frolic. Engagement be-
tween the two ships Oct. 18, 1812. The
Frolic in full sail, the Wasp a total
wreck. (I 27511, Oct. 21, 1908.)
HoLitaANnpd (CHARLES A.), Seattle, Wash.
[31728
Alaska, Yukon, Pacific. Three fe-
male figures, two of whom are nude
and partially immersed in _ water.
(1 27555, Nov. 19, 1908.)
HOLLAND (ExizA M.), Northfield, Vt.
[31729
Madonna. Statue, mother with child
in arms. (I 27546, Nov. 19, 1908.)
HOLstTEIN (R.), New York, N. Y.
[317380
Book support. Nude male in the act
of pushing with outstretched arms.
(I 27765, Dec. 7, 1908.)
HONEYWILL (FRANK C.), Akron, Ohio.
[31731
Knott (Mr.) and family.
the figures. (I 27759, Dec. 7, 1908.)
HurLtrey (Epwarp Timotruy), Cincin-
nati, Ohio. [31732
Crucifixion (The). Bas-relief of
Christ on the cross, (I 27654, Noy. 24,
1908; 1 photo Noy. 16, 1908.)
Hynes (M. J.), Olympia, Wash.
[31733
Stein tumwater. Model, front a
horse shoe incircling bridge over water
falls. (I 27786, Nov. 17, 1908; 1 photo.
Noy. 5, 1908.)
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB.
Nhiiy ao ae © [31734-81751
Adventure (An). Boy dressed in
blouse suit, slippers and socks holding
gun. (I 27533, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Kish story. Little boy dressed in
overalls holding fishing pole.
Noy. 18, 1908.)
Fisherman’s luck. Boy and girl sit-
ting on edge of pier, girl holding a can
of bait, boy holding fishing rod. (I
27531, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Good day’s fishing.
co., New
Hatless boy,
string of fish in left hand. (1 27535,
Nov. 18, 1908.)
Hallowe’en A. Two little boys
Bust of |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, n. s., v.3
INTERNATIONAL ART PUB. Co.—Cont’d.
B. A field of cut out pumpkin
faces, lighted, old witch chasing a
frightened boy. (I 27522, Noy. 18,
1908. )
——E. Young girl in act of throw-
ing apple peel over right shoulder. (I
27519, Nov. 18, 1908.)
F: Witch sitting on flying
broom with cut out pumpkin face. (I
27520, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Hallowe’en conference. Two pump-
kins with cut out faces and lighted
inside. (I 27521, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Hallowe’en visitor. Body of ear of
corn, arms of corn leaves, limbs of
parsnips and head of lighted cut out
pumpkin. (I 27524, Noy. 18, 1908.)
Happy Hallowe’en B. Boy holding
cut out pumpkin. (1 27528, Noy. 18,
1908. )
C. Old witch with stick sitting
on see-saw. (I 27523, Noy. 18, 1908.)
I. Little boy and girl biting
into one of eight apples tied across a
line. (I 27525, Nov. 18, 1908.)
——fF. Two cats standing on a cut
out pumpkin holding another. (1
27526, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Merry Hallowe’en D. Little boy
and girl leaning on cut out pumpkin.
| both hands.
(I 27584,
walking, carrying a pumpkin tied to a.
pole. (I 27527, Nov. 18, 1908.)
ms ss
(1 27530, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Sure thing. Barefoot boy in over-
alls holding fishing rod. (I 275386,
Noy. 18, 1908.)
When I’m a man. Little boy in
baseball uniform holding bat with
(I 27532, Nov. 18, 1908.)
You auto have a happy Hallowe’en.
Automobile running along country
road, man with cut out pumpkin mask
running it. (I 27529, Nov. 18, 1908.)
JoNES (BENJAMIN A.), Yankton, S&S.
Dak. [81752
I see your finish. Skull with
wreath of laurel on head, pair of eyes
glaring at a bottle of whiskey. (I
27655, Nov. 25, 1908.)
IXAHN TAILORING CO., Indianapolis, Ind.
[31753-31759
Fashion figures in groups. 1-7.
drawings illustrating clothing.]
[7
(I 27700-27706, Noy. 27, 1908.)
KARATSOUYI (ANDREW F.), New York,
js ts < [81760
Rush for the chuck wagon. A statue
of a group of three cowboys on horse-
back. (1 27719, Nov. 30, 1908.)
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
KAUFMAN & STRAUSS CO.,
ee
Bashful suitor; by Harry Roseland.
negress. (I 27714, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Evening; by C. Lamazure.
27711, Nov. 28, 1908.)
In the meadow; by Riecki.
in meadow showing three cows ‘neath
shady trees. (I 27710, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Return of the flock; by Franz De
Beul. Shepherd and flock of sheep,
farmhouse in distance.
28, 1908.)
Rural home; E. Lamazure. Old
homestead surrounded by trees. (I
27712, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Scudding bark;
sea is thrown up on front of vessel.
(I 27713, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Hudson, N. Y.
Heady Breton girl.
me Bir) with cap. (I 27717, Nov. 28,
1908. )
Mischief.
27718, Nov. 28, 1908.)
KIEFER (Epwin H.). New York, N. Y.
31767, 31768
Rose, Olive and Violet.
27478, Nov. 12, 1908.)
Kiorscu (Louis), New York, N. Y.
Pasture. Maiden between two cows,
at her right isa small river. (I 27716,
Noy. 24, 1908.)
Rescue (The). Stormy sea with a
wrecked ship in the distance, life boat
being hauled on beach bearing the sur-
Vivors. (I 27715, Nov. 24, 1908.)
KNOEDLER (KE. L.), New York, N. Y.
[31772
by W. Dendy Sadler. Old gentleman
Standing by a table on which is a
punch bowl. (I 27788, Dec. 9, 1908.)
LIFE PUB co., New York, N. Y.
_<Angel (The); by
27754, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Newton Howitt. Two automobiles,
with broken wheel.
1908. )
(I 27758, Dec. 5,
FINE ARTS
New York, |
[81761-81766 |
Aged darky making suit to an old |
| the girl of his dreams.
Wind- |
ing brook, large oak tree to left. (I |
repellant to American women; by Or-
Scene |
I 27709, Nov. |
(T207 Be] by Powers O’ Malley.
by Fred Pansing. |
Full rigged two masted ship at sea, |
man his black bottle.
| 24, 1908. )
KENDALL (SERGEANT), Barrytown on |
Statue, bust |
_ a child.
Nude of young child. (I |
[31769 | dre
Three heads | 27790, Dec. 9, 1908.)
of American, one above the other. (I
Here’s a health unto his majesty; |
| with a gold arrow.
[31773-31780 |
Bayard Jones. |
Scene in theatre, chorus is on the stage, |
fat Hebrew occupies the stage box. (I)
Hey there, want any help? by John |
one is pulled up on the side of the road |
508
LIFE PUB. co.—Continued.
His Christmas dream; by Balfour
Ker. Young lawyer sitting at desk
asleep, Santa leads toward the dreamer
(I 27741, Dec.
5, 1908.)
Immodesty
of the sheath shirt is
son Lowell. Shop window in which a
| Sheath gown is being shown, seven
| women have stopped to look. (I 27651,
Nov. 24, 1908.)
Investigating committee: Santa
Claus to the bar. Is he a real person?
Interior of court
room, judge and jury composed en-
tirely of children are trying Santa
Claus. (I 27842, Dec. 14, 1908.)
Nay brother, I will drink the dam
water; by Harrison Cady. A jovial
fisherman offers to a dignified gentle-
(I 27652, Nov.
No, I don’t believe in you any more,
but you can leave the things; by J. R.
Shaver. Santa Claus standing near
fire place, a well filled bag of toys and
(I 27740, Dec. 3, 1908.)
hopes; by W. B.
Their King.
| Mother sitting at the fireside with her
boy, floor strewn with toys, each one
dreams a dream of the future. (I
Lister (W. H.), Philadelphia, Pa.
[31781
Mother and child. Woman sitting
(31770, 81771 | in chair, little girl standing beside her
holding flower. (I 27571, Nov. 20,
1908. )
Low (WiLL H.), Bronxville, N. Y.
[31782
Christmas morn. Within a crude
enclosure an infant is lying in a
manger, the Virgin kneels by His side.
(1 27589, Nov. 21, 1908.)
McALLISTER (LULU B.), Boulder, Colo.
[31783-31785 -
For sale or trade. <A spray of wild
roses and leaves, beside a heart. (I
27735, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Tie that binds. Two hearts pierced
(I 277386, Dee. 3,
1908. )
We long for mountain scenes again.
A rifle, a fishing rod and basket, a
coffee pot over a fire. (I 27737, Dec. 8,
1908. )
MARCELL (MARSHALL), New Orleans,
La. [31786, 31787
Jackson (Andrew); by Rink.
Seated with left arm at back holding
acane. (I 27750, Dec. 4, 1908.)
&
504 CATALOGUE OF
MARCELL (MARSHALL) —Continued.
Washington (George); by Stuart.
To the left of the face is a mark
showing that G. Stuart evidently
pressed his finger there. (I 27751,
Dec. 4, 1908.)
MARSH (FREDERICK DANA), Nutley,
1 eS [81788 )
Bridge builder. Man standing on a
structure, one hand on a derrick (I
27729, Dec. 3, 1908.)
MARTINSON (JOHN A.) ESTATE, Barre,
[81789-31794
Monumental design; by O. W. Lewis.
A five-piece column sarcophagus de-
sign marked J. A. M. 72. (1 27454,
Nov. 6, 1908.)
A four-piece sarcophagus de-
sign marked J. A. M. 66. (I 27449,
Nov. 6, 1908. )
Tablet
marked J. A. M
1908. )
——A three-piece sarcophagus de-
sign marked J. A. M. 67. (I 27450,
Nov. 6, 1908. )
marked J. A. M. 68.
27451, Nov. 6, 1908.)
—— A three-piece tablet sarcopha-
gus design marked J. A. M. 69. (I
27452, Nov. 6, 1908.)
1 photo. of each Nov. 9, 1908.
sarcophagus design
. 70. (I 27453, Nov. 6,
MattHews (O. S.), St. Louis, Mo.
[31795
Ye shall know the truth. A roll of
parchment unrolled far enough to re-
veal ornamental letters with above
inscription. (I 27472, Oct. 10, 1908;
1 photo. Noy. 9, 1908.)
MITCHELL (HvA BLANCHE), Riverside,
_ tating between curiosity and flight.
_ horses.
(I |
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Iv, 2. s., v.3
Morrison (RosaLinpd), Washington,
Do [381799
Burns (Davy) cottage. A low one
story and attic building with weather
boarded sides. (I 27760, Dec. 7, 1908.)
Morr (J. L.) IRON works, New York,
y ok [31800, 31801
Elk. Elk standing upon a base, hesi-
a
27516, Novy. 18, 1908; 1 photo Dec. 1,
1908.)
Sanitary drinking fountain for
Oblong, with fluted body and
large rolling rim. (I 27485, Nov. 13,
1908.)
MUNN & Co., New York, N. ¥. [31802
Scientific American automobile num-
ber. Automobile travelling rapidly
along a road. (I 27631, Nov. 21, 1908.)
MurpHy (IGNatius), Chicago, Il.
[381
Roosevelt (Theodore). Face set
straight forward, lips closed. (I
27656, Nov. 25, 1908.)
(THos.. D.) co., Red Oak,
[31804-31815
by J. Ross Bryson.
MuRPHY.
Iowa.
Budding rose;
_ Young lady standing beside a table on
_ Moran.
which is a tall vase of roses. (I
276438, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Canon of the Yellowstone; by Thomas
Scene in Yellowstone park
showing canon and falls. (I 27634,
Noy. 23, 1908.)
Christmas memories; by J. Ross
Bryson.
ries muff.
Little girl wears bonnet, car-
(I 27636, Noy. 23, 1908.)
Circassian girl; by J. Ross Bryson.
Young woman leaningsagainst table,
basket of flowers on the —— (I
| 27635, Nov. 23, 1908.)
[31796
Oriental incense burner. Head of a
chinaman, thrown back, the queue |
forming a handle and base. I 27588, |
Nov. 21, 1908.)
MOELLER (Louis), New York, N. Y.
[31797
Final authority. Four elderly men |
seated around a table on which are
some books and papers. (I 27540, Noy.
18, 1908.)
Moorr Seg J.), Richmond Hill,
N. [31798
Door wa mausoleum. Upper part |
rectangles having grille of flowers with
A CTOSss? | 20L 97843, Dee. 15, 1908.)
’
| Young woman,
Flirtation; by J. Ross Bryson.
Young woman looking over her shoul-
der, wears low necked dress. (I 27644,
Noy. 23, 1908.)
June breezes; by J. Ross Bryson.
Young lady, roses and daisies in lap.
(I 27641, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Leisure moments; by J. Ross Bryson.
Young woman, hair tied at neck and
hanging, carries roses. (I 27639, Noy.
23, 1908.)
Meadow zephyrs; by J. Ross Bryson.
draperies wrapped
about her. (I 27638, Nov. 23, 1908.)
Remorse; by J. Ross Bryson. Sleepy
looking young woman seated at a table.
. €T 27642, Nov. 23, 1908.)
FINE
nos. 49-53, Dec., 1908
Mourpuy (THos. D.) co.—Continued.
Sprite of the lily; by J. Ross Bryson.
Young woman in low necked dress, car-
ries Easter lilies. (I 27645, Nov. 23,
1908.)
Summer; by J. Ross Bryson.
bunch of roses.
1908. )
Twentieth century girl;
Bryson. Young lady, low necked gown,
hat with plumes. (I 27637, Nov. 23,
1908. )
Nargpi (J.) co., Boston, Mass.
[31816-31817
Longfellow (Henry W.) Bust, flow-
ing hair and beard. (I 27481, Nov. 2,
1908. )
Tierney (Right Rev. Michael) Sixth
bishop of Hartford. Chain around
neck from which is suspended a cross.
(I 27767, Dec. 7, 1908.)
NEWHALL (GOLDENE Howe), Brook-
lyn, N [81818
Gold-fish. Standing figure of young
woman looking down; on table is
bowl of goldfish. (I 27508, Nov. 17,
1908.)
(I 27640, Nov. 23,
Young |
lady, fichu about shoulders, by her side ,
by J. Ross |
ARTS 505
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT.—
Continued.
Wilhelm II; by Alfred Schwarz.
German emperor in full general’s uni-
form. (I 27543, Nov. 19, 1908.)
PLANT SEED co., St. Louis, Mo.
[81827, 31828
Champions. Small bunch of rad-
ishes, a tomato, and a branch haying
several string beans. (I 27708, Nov.
| 27, 1908.)
Posies. Bunch of sweet peas and
nasturtiums. (I 27707, Nov. 27, 1908.)
_ PoNTONE (JOHN), Chicago, III.
OLson (Cart G. T.), Cambridge, Mass. |
31819
| holding one cbild on her left arm and
one on her right.
Oscar II. King Oscar II of Sweden,
dressed in admiral uniform. (I 27490,
Nov. 14, 1908.)
[31829
Jesus. Bas-relief of the head, side
view, with neglected locks falling over
the shoulder. (I 27798, Dec. 11, 1908.)
PROVIDENCE LITHOGRAPH Provi-
dence, R. I. [31830
False and true discipleship. House
built on the rock with storm beating
about it, house built on sand being de-
Co.,
molished. (I 27844, Dec. 15, 1908.)
| RAPETTI (GIOVANNI), Weehawken,
N. J. [31831
Maternity. Woman thinly draped,
OstHAUS (EpmuND H.), Toledo, Ohio. |
[81820
Oh mother.
ing for their mother on box.
Noy. 12, 1908.)
PappocK (WILLARD D.),
min. Ne Y.
(I 27477,
New York,
[31821
Epicurus. Model, very stout nude
man seated on a flat surface. (I
27791, Dec. 9, 1908.)
Litter of puppies cry- |
PHOTOGRAPHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, Ber- |
lin, Germany. [81822-31826
Devotee (A); by Luke Fildes.
of dark haired girl draped with a
shawl over her shoulders.
Nov. 19, 1908.)
_ Maria in Nazareth; by Max Nonnen-
bruch.
(I 27542, |
(I 27789, Dec. 9,
1908.)
SAINT-GAUDENS (Mrs. Aveusta H.),
Cornish, N. H. [31832-31835
Caryatid. Female figure holding
palm and three wreaths. (I 27756,
Dec. 5, 1908.)
Statue, the figure carries
wreaths in her left hand, while in the
right hand she holds the capital of a
column. (I 27822, Dec. 12, 1908.)
Statue, the figure carries
wreaths in her right hand, in the left
she holds a lyre. (I 27823, Dec. 12,
1908.)
Bust |
|
Cornish fete. Bas relief in bronze,
pine trees on either hand with masks,
in center Greek altar and temple.
| (I 27755, Dec. 5, 1908.)
Virgin Mary, clad in a white |
gown and holding a branch of blos- |
soms. (I 27728, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Reveil de l’enfant Jésus;
beth Sonrel. Madonna holding the
child sitting under a blooming tree. (I
27726, Dec. 3, 1908.)
by Elisa- |
SCHNEELOCK (Emit R.), Brooklyn,
Ne. [31837
Baseball championship game. Base-
ball park with two stands. (I 27517,
Noy. 18, 1908.)
| ScHONEMANN (A.), Bern, Switzerland.
Tosende brandung; by Miiller—Brieg- |
hel. A huge wave dashing against
the shore. (I 27727, Dec. 3, 1908.)
| 1-5.
[31838-31842
Human auditory apparatus. Models
(I 27694-27698, Nov. 23, 1908.)
506
)
ScHOVILL (WILLIAM YV.), New York, |
[31836
Stand-
(I
fi, ae §
Taft (Hon. William H.)
ing pose, hands clasped in front.
’
27374, Nov. 2, 1908; 1 photo Nov. 12, |
? fi
'
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1Iv,n.s.,v.3
Tuck (RAPHAEL) & SONS CO., LTD.,
New York, N. Y. [31856-31858
Harmony; by A. M. Turner. Young
girl playing violin. (I 27793, Dec. 10,
1908. )
Melody: by A. M. Turner. Girl
_playingharp. (I 27794, Dec. 10, 1908.)
Reverie; by A. M. Turner. Girl
1908. )
ScuDDER (JANET), New York, N. Y.
[318438, 31844
Fountain. Little girl pouring water |
from a shell.
Tortoise fountain.
ing on back of a turtle.
30, 1908.)
SELTZER (OLoF CARL), Basin, Mont.
Small boy stand-
(I 27721, Nov.
(I 27720, Nov. 30, 1908.) |
[31845-31848 |
Crisis (The) Stragglers are being
rounded up, the cowpuncher has roped
a cow. (I 27749, Dec. 4, 1908.)
Critical moment. Cowboy has roped
a calf and the mother cow has forced
horse against cutbank. (I 27660, Nov.
27, 1908.)
Horse thieves (The) Small party
of mounted Crow Indians driving a
bunch of stolen horses. (I 27661, Novy.
27, 1908.)
Slicker-shy. Cow punchers,
_ showing head and bust, in profile.
splashing through water, rider choking |
the horn.
SENSEMAN (C.
(I 27748, Dec. 4, 1908.)
M.), New York, N. Y.
[31849
Tree, the
Senseman family tree.
trunk, the foundation of a family, the |
limbs and branches representing the |
| 27488, Nov. 13, 1908.)
descendants. (I 27821, Dec. 12, 1908.)
SpirtvoceLt (E.) publisher, New York,
nN. Se; [31850-31853
Blondkopf; by H. Holtzbecher. Nude |
woman, hair hanging down. (I 27476,
Nov. 11, 1908.)
Gewittersturm (approaching
storm) ; by Karl Schade.
in centre of picture beaten by a heavy
‘wind. (I 27474, Nov. 11, 1908.)
Magdalena; by W. Pappcritz. Breast
exposed, standing, dark hair hanging |
down. (I 27473, Nov. 11, 1908.)
Vorfriihling (approaching spring) ;
by Karl Schade. A single birch tree,
small sheet of water, a small house.
(I 27475, Nov. 11, 1908.)
STEWART PUB. CO., New York, N. Y.
[31854, 31855
Old man and child. Old man read-
ing a newspaper to a young child.
(I 27730, Dec. 3, 1908.)
Olivette. Girl’s head, two curls are
hanging over shoulder. (I 27731, Dec.
3, 1908.)
« 4 . ~
arte! large pulley
standing at open window playing man-
dolin. (I 27792, Dec. 10, 1908.)
TURNER (C. Y.), New York, N. Y.
[81859
Harvest moon. Three young women,
the crescent moon is in corner. (TI
27674, Nov. 27, 1908: 1 photo Dee. 3,
1908. )
VAN NosTRAND (A. G.), Boston, Mass. ~
[31860-31862
Workers series, no. 11. Man behind
'a desk covered with books in the act
of writing. (I 27495, Noy. 16, 1908.)
no. 12. Group of four men
(I
27496, Nov. 16, 1908.)
no. 13. Man pulling on a
wrench placed on the bolt head of a
(I 27497, Nov. 16, 1908.)
VoLtK (Dovuaetas), Center Lovell, Me.
[31863-31865
Lincoln (Abraham) Portrait, face,
with a beard. (I 27489, Nov. 13,
1908. )
Right hand of A. Lincoln.
from life, holding a round stick.
Cast
(T
Voice of the sea. Young girl in
classical drapery seated on the ground
with hands clasped over left knee. (1
27802, Dec. 11, 1908.)
Watcorr (Harry M.), Rutherford,
| sieht 31866
Rising tide. Scattered groups of
Several trees |
children running across a marsh. (TI
27658, Nov. 25, 1908.)
| WessTer (H. DANtEL), Westport, Conn.
) [
31867
Carnegie (Andrew). Statue, bust,
head turned slightly to the right show-
ing only part of shoulders. (TI 27544,
| Nov. 19, 1908.)
| Weiss (Hrtpa H.), Flatbush, L. I.
,
|
WEBSTER
Iowa.
Pea nut butter. Goat having a pea
nut head. (I 27633, Oct. 31, 1908.)*
(RatpH A.), Des Moines,
[31868
[31869
Bas-relief
(I
Lincoln (Abraham).
with inscription at the bottom.
27732, Dec. 3, 1908.)
FINE
WESTCHESTER & BRONX TITLE & MORT-
GAGE GUARANTY CO., White Plains,
N. Y. [31870
First purchase. Four people in a
library, all around a table, one man
reading a paper.
1908. )
WHITEHEAD & Hoag co., Newark, N. J.
[31871, 31872
Fidelity. Female figure, key in right
hand, in front of vault doors three
powerful watch dogs.
27, 1908.)
Washington’s introduction to Martha
Custis.
Custis is seated while Gen. Washing-
ton is bowing his respects. (I 27632,
Noy. 21, 1908.)
‘WiLson (FREDERICK), Briarcliff Manor,
tae a [31873
Christ reigning from the cross.
Christ upon the cross, at his feet kneel
two angels, Sts. Mary and John in
right and left panels. (I 27648, Nov. 24,
1908.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., New
Haven, Conn. [31874
Skunk (The) Burren headland
where a colored man has evidently
frightened a skunk from its hiding
place. (I 27486, Nov. 18, 1908.)
Wo tr & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
(I 27763, Dec. 7, |
(I 27699, Nov. |
Virginia colonial home, Widow |
[31875-31889 |
Christmas presents. Man
woman crossing bridge carrying boxes,
snow scene. (I 27456, Nov. 10, 1908.)
Dog-wood. Girl with hat and carry-
ing a cluster of dog-wood.
Nov. 21, 1908. )
and |
(I 27587, |
Easter lily. Girl standing and rest- |
ARTS 507
Wor & co.—Continued.
Football scene. Football field in
background, a girl and the hero in
centre, girl holding flag. (I 27455,
Nov. 10, 1908.)
Golf girl. Girl in golf suit with a
driver club swung over her right
shoulder. (I 27461, Nov. 10, 1908.)
Gunning. Man in shooting suit
helping girl over a fence. (I 27457,
Nov. 10, 1908.)
Hockey. Snow scene, girl and fellow
carrying skates. (I 27458, Nov. 10,
1908. )
Moulin Rouge. Girl with bonnet
tied under chin. (I 27585, Nov. 21,
1908. )
Rainy day. Girl and man walking
on board walk with the ocean to their
left. (I 27459, Nov. 10, 1908.)
Sailing. Sail boat showing girl and
aman. (I 27460, Nov. 10, 1908.)
Snow scene. Trees in the back-
ground, girl and fellow carrying pack-
ages. (I 27466, Nov. 10, 1908.)
Splashing. Breaker scene with fel-
low and girl in bathing. (I 27464
Noy. 10, 1908.)
Tennis. Tennis court’ with house
in distance, fellow is standing back of
girl. (I 27463, Nov. 10, 1908.)
Tobogganing. Snow scene with fel-
low and girl on a toboggan coasting
down a hill. (I 27465, Nov. 10, 1908.)
WoLFson (Morris), New York, N. Y.
[31890
Raincoat vs. umbrella or dismissing
ing her left hand on table. (I 27586, | cha
Nov. 21, 1908.) the umbrella. (I 27797, Dec. 10, 1908.)
Fishing. Brook with cobble stones | WooLLeTT (A. P.), Boston, Mass.
and a bluff in background. Girl and | [31891
fellow standing on rock. (I 27462,, Biology. Hand holding a rat. (1
Nov. 10, 1908.) | 27646, Nov. 28, 1908.)
Number of entries of Fine Arts completed by deposit of 1 photograph
each and included in the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1908_________________ 8. 852
Note.—This issue of the Catalogue of Copyright Entries includes the
deposits for Class I up to and including the second week of December, 1908.
The remaining deposits for the month of December will appear in the January,
1909, issue.
INDEX TO PART 4. ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, PHOTO-
GRAPHS, FINE ARTS
New series—Volume 3, January-December, 1908.
This index contains the names of all copyright proprietors of Engravings, Chromos,
Photographs, and Fine Arts registered during the year 1908. 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.
Abbe (J. E.) 1. Amer. blacksmith co. 6, 29085.
Abbé eng. co. 26299. | Amer. cigar co. 11529.
Abbey (EH. A.) 16136, 25973, 28885. Amer. examiner, 7, 3559, 5951, 8099,
Abbott (J. C.) 5948. ' 11918, 14308, 16450, 19709, 21126,
Abraham & Strauss. 5701. 23582, 26367, 29086.
Adams (J.) 5949. Amer. horse breeder pub. co. 26394,
Adams (J. G.) 21123. 29120.
Adams (W. D.) 8092. Amer. import co. 263895.
Adicks (W.) 14296. Amer. institute of architects, N. J.
Adleman (S8.) 25980. chapter. 31521.
Ads co. 5. _Amer. jour. examiner, 48, 3581, 5972,
Aerial navigation co. 19700. 8124, 11942, 143822, 16475, 19724,
Agnew (T.) & sons. 3548. 21146, 23630, 263896, 29121.
mhl (HH. H.) 7836, 11528. Amer. lady corset co. 19830.
Ainsworth (A. A.) 21124. Amer. law book co. 23781.
Akin (W. A.) 11912, 14297. Amer. litho. co. 3209, 8673, 11534,
Alaska - Yukon - Pacific exposition. 13827, 16144, 19331, 19800, 20974,
- 16448, 19701, 26316, 29037. 23247, 25982, 28723, 31522.
Albright (A. D.) 29082. Amer, mfgrs’. co. 3210.
Albright (W. G.) 29083. Amer. museum of natural hist. 23250.
Aldrich (T.) 14298. _Amer. mutoscope & biograph co. 155,
Aleshire (J. B.) 8093, 26349. 3680, 6073, 82388, 1202, 14405, 16581,
Alexander (J. W.) 28827. | 19802, 21229, 23732, 26488, 29246.
Alexander (L. V. S.) 3549. Amer. photo. co. 3688.
Alexandria-Washington lodge no. 22. | Amer. poultry jour. 3686.
16444. _Amer. ptg. co. 156, 6077, 8243, 14410,
Alfred co. 14299. | 19811, 21240.
Allen (A. R.) 3554. _Amer. show print co. 3212, 5702,
Allen (G. H.) 8095, 28572. | 11586, 18829, 16147, 19338, 20977,
Allen (H. N.) 5950. | 23259, 25990, 28724.
Allen (J. R.) 8096. | Amer. stereo. co. 6080, 8244, 12031,
Allen (W. L.) 16449, 19702, 235738. | 16589, 21242, 26494, 29259.
Allgeyer (C. E.} 14801. | Amer. tobacco co. 7840, 18838, 26008.
Allison (H. S.) 19704. | Amsterdam supply co. 8246.
Allyn (BH. G.) 21125. | Amy (G. A.) 23740.
Alman & co. 38555. _Anargyros (S.) 11544, 13840, 16151,
Almirall (R. F.) 25981. ' 26004.
Almond stock co. 26365. | Anbert (K.) 31571.
Alston (A.) 31571. | Anderson (A.) 29262.
Alsup (A. J.) 19705. |Anderson (A. E.) 23741.
wa Altenberg (G. P.) 28578, 26366. Anderson (C.) 8248.
{@ Altschwager (H. H.) 14802. | Anderson (C. H.) 12034.
Altvater (F. R.) 19707. Anderson (G. H.) 14411.
Alveydre (S.-Y. d’) 8097. Anderson (G. P.) 29268.
Ambrose (C.) 23579. | ‘Anderson (H. BE.) 7841.
Amer. art news co. 29084. | Anderson (J. A. W.) 19812.
509
510
Anderson (J. C.) 8251.
Anderson (J. M.) 14412.
Anderson (J. 8.) 8252.
Anderson (L. M.) 26496, 29264.
Anderson (W. RR.) 198183.
Anderson pub..co. 159, 6085, 16590,
26497.
Andresen & Buzlaff. 29265.
Andrews (A. H.) co. 16597.
Andrews (C. L.) 28742.
Andrews (Mrs. E. H.)
Andrews (Ff. F.) 29266.
Andrews (G. C.) 38694.
Angell (P. H.) 138846.
Anketell (KE. N.) 16600.
Anscheutz (C.) 28727.
Anthony baking co. 16606.
Antikamnia chemical co. 26011,
Apache (A.) 82583.
Apollo silver co. 16158.
Appiani & Fragueli. 16154.
Arab patrol. 38701.
Arakelyan (S.) 29267.
Ararat temple A. A. O. N. M. 8.
Arborgast (M. H.) 8254.
F.}
)
6100.
12088.
Archibald (J. 37038, 26498.
Archibald (O.) 12039, 16607.
Archibold (W.) 8255.
Arizona land co. 19818, 29268.
Arlent-Edwards (S.) See Edwards
(S. A.)
Arlington chemical co. 14413.
Armbruster (H.) 165, 3704, 8256.
Armour & co. 166, 26012, 26502.
Armstrong (B. L.) 3707, 5709.
Armstrong (M. E.) 6101.
Armstrong (W.) 171. )
Armstrong co. 28729.
Arnold (F. Mel.) 11545.
Arnold (R. J.) 8259, 12041, 23756.
Arnold (T. 19827, 21244.
Arnot (R.) (08, 6102, 14415, 28762.
Aronson (lL. V.) 28730.
Art chemical laboratories. 11546,
13847.
Art color co. 16608. )
Art press. 29271. )
Art pub. co. 14416.
Arthur (J.) 38215, 5710, 7842, 8260, |
11549, 14417, 16156, 1938438, 20982,
26017, 31532. .
Artistic post card & novelty co. 16609. |
Asadoorian (H. H.) 14426.
Ashburner (A.) 8267.
Ashley (B. J.) 28764. /
Associated literary press. 6105, 8268, |
12042, 14434.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé ry. co.
19831.
Atlas assurance co., ltd. 5717.
Atterbury (G.) 11559, 20987.
Atwill (F.) 19832.
Augur, Swyers & Machold.
19833, 29272.
Austrian (B.) 7847, 260380.
14436,
INDEX
_ Avigdor (R.)
_Ayer (H. D.)
| Baas & Schultz.
Bain (G. G.)
Baker art gallery.
| Balster (F. 8S.)
Bangert (C. A.)
| Bangs (F.C.) 23778.
| Banks (C. B. E.) 19361.
Barber asphalt paving co.
|Barker (B. B.)
- Barnard’s studio. 14450.
Barnes (G.)
_ Barnes-Crosby. 3229, 5718,7851, 11561,
23274,
pt. Iv, n.s.,v.3
Automobile club of Amer. 3228.
16169.
172, 23766.
29275.
Babberger (W.) 6106.
Bachman (A.) 8272, 16618, 19839.
Bachrach & bro. 173.
Bacon (I. R.) 18848.
Baggerly (F. F.) 28781.
Bagguley (G. T.) 26508.
Bailey (A. K.) & son. 19840.
Bailey (C. Z.) 29287.
Railey (O. H.) 6107.
177, 26504, 29290.
16620. °
Baker-Trisler co. 38712.
Saldwin (A. L.) 8278.
Baldwin (T. 8S.) 19841, 29295.
Bales (C. R.) & Patchett (W.H.) 3714.
Balestrieri (L.) 7868.
Rall (H. La P.) 193856.
Ballance (G. R.) 14442.
19868.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. 16634.
Bamforth & co. 61038, 26508, 29311.
Bandholtz (F. J.) 8278, 12047, 14443,
16628, 19871, 21245, 28767, 29321.
26522.
Bangs. 16633.
tanister (T.) 16635, 26523.
Bankers art press. 14449.
Banner photo co. 61338.
21253.
Barchak (S.) 178.
Barducci (N.) 5843.
Barillot (.) 19862.
3715, 61384, 16636,
19876, 26525.
Barker (J. A.) 12052.
Barmore (C.) 6147.
Sarnard (C. R.) 6149.
Barnard (Mrs. G. G.) 31583.
Barnes (A. H.) 181, 29324.
Barnes (A. 8S.) & co. 12053, 14452.
16651.
Barnes (H. P.) 166852.
13849, 16170, 19363, 20988,
26031.
Barnett (B. H.) 8279.
Barnett (J.) & co. 11620.
Barnwell (J. O.) 12058.
Barrett (J. A.) 12059.
Barrick (J. P. L.) 11621.
Barrie (G.) & sons. 186, 8281, 29331.
Barritt (L.) 21254.
Bart (C. W.) 16658.
Barthold (M.) 11624.
Bartholomew (C. L.) 8292.
Bartlett (A.) 293832.
Bartley (W. F.) 21257.
Barton (J. B.) 3717.
(
1
nos. 1-58, Jan.—Dec., 1908.
INDEX
511
Barton (L. C.)
Barton & Spooner.
16654, 19893, 21258
Bash (G. A.) 6160.
Bash (G. A.) & co.
Batchelder (C. F.)
6151, 8293.
8316.
3720.
23786.
Bauer gas fixture works. 198,
12062, 21267.
8317.
3292.
29333.
8327.
12066.
Beach (H. D.) co. 11625.
Beach (H.M.) 16661, 21271, 23799.
199.
Beale (N.)
Bean (O. Crosby) 16670.
Beattie (H. W.) 138946.
| Beaty (C. A.) 83828, 12067.
Beaumarscheff (M.) 28732.
Beck (C.) 93724.
Beck (C. A.) 16174.
Beck (C. W.), jr.
Beck (G.) 20993.
Beck (M.) 23809.
Becker (L. A.) 6164.
Beckquist & Reid. 12071.
Beckwith (C.) 18947.
Beckwith co. 8331.
Beers (N. T.) 12078.
Behrens (G. A.) 38725.
Bell (A. W.) 14453.
ell. (J. W.), son & Co.
23810.
Bell (L. M.) 8842.
Bell (M. K.) 8845, 29334.
Bellamy (F. EH.) 28733.
pellanger (C.) 28279.
Bellanger (C. F.) 16178.
Bellar & Cass. 8346.
Meellemere (C. F.) 29347.
Bellows (G.) 81555.
Menedict (H. I.) 12077.
Bengough (W.) 3293, 5736.
Benignus (W.) (8729.
Benjamin (F. BE.) 29348.
Benjamin (I1.) 8347, 16674, 19906,
ee 29349.
8330, 16673.
6165,
bu eos,
Jenner (H. M.) 6177, 16675, 21291.
Bennett (A. P.) 14454.
ennett (H. H.) studio. 16679.
Bennett (H. M.) 238812
Benson (FF. C.) 6178.
65871—08——_4.
eee 8304, 12060,
18940, 23277,
3721,
Beck (C. R. R.) 200, 6162, 8320, 26537.
21275,
| Berand (J.)
| Berdan pub. co.
Berry (W.) lodge no. 50 K.
| Bertrand (J. J. R.)
| Birney
| Bisbee (C. E.)
| Black (C. P.)
| Blade co.
16179.
6179, 21293, 26540.
16182.
3736, 16682.
26042.
12078, 13948.
3erg (J.)
Bergen (G. F.)
Berger (M. M.)
3erger-Levrault & co.
Berger pub. co. 16685.
Bernardini statuary co.
Berry (W. L.) 3737.
28734.
of. (FP;
19374.
19910.
206.
16745.
Bertucci (P. J.)
Beudsler (A. P. J.)
Beul (F. de) 31761.
Beveridge (E. C.) 21304.
Bevington (W.) 8348.
Bicknell mfg. co. 21307, 26546. .
Bien (J.) & co. 3738, 16746, 29350.
Big picture co. 23813.
Bigelow, Smith & co. 26548.
Billiken co. 26048, 26598, 28736.
Binder (H. A.) 23814.
Binebaum (L.) 81700.
Binger co. 14457.
Bingham (K.) 6190.
Bird (M. T.) 6198.
Bird (W. A. 8.) 19911.
Bird’s-eye view pub. co. (inc.)
Birdsall (K. N.) 29380.
Birge (M. H.) & sons co.
CW... VV.) 207,
28760, 31556.
12082
21313.
7867, 16184,
19913, 23821.
Bischoff & Héfle. 3294, 7868, 11626.
26044,
Bish (A. A.)
Bishop (A. A.)
Bishop (J. K.)
Bissell (G. E.)
Bit & spur pub. co.
Bitter (C.) 11627.
Bituminous coal co.
Bixby (L. BE.) 3741.
Blacet (E. D.) 38748, 16828.
8349.
Black (H.) co. 57388, 7873.
Black (T. H.) 6194, 8350.
Black & white pub. co. 3744.
23824.
Blair (H. W.) 28825.
Blaisdell (Mrs. H. L.) 6198.
Blakeslee (J. D.) 2138384.
Blanchet (J. B.) 212.
Blanck (G. O.) 19875.
Blashfield (E. H.) 11628, 31559.
Blasius (L. W.) 38745, 8355, 14458.
Blasski (F.) 7887.
Blau (E.) 18908.
Bledsoe (J. W.) 14461.
Blenner (C. J.) 5748, 7888.
Blessing (J. L.) 2138385, 26602.
Blinks (T.) 8050, 23476.
Bliss (fF. J.) 8361.
211.
12084.
26599, 29381.
28761.
12086.
12087.
| Bliss (W. W.) 6200. .
512
Block bros. tob. co. 16192.
Blonke (O. L.) 218.
Blood (C. R.) 8365.
Bloschke (F.) 26048.
Blosser (J. A.) 214, 3751.
Bockmann (L. F.) 26606.
Boehme (K.) 16293.
Bogardus (C. A.) 217.
Bogart (A. B.) 83866.
Boh (J.) 14015.
Bohnen (C.) 218.
Boice (B.) 219.
Boileau (P.)
28762, 31560.
Bolser (M. O.) 16829.
Bomboy (A.) 220.
Bona (T.) 26607.
Bond (A. J.) 23826.
Bond (G. W.) 221, 6201, 8367, 12088,
14462, 16841.
Bonhajo (V.) 14019.
Bong (R.) 7889, 11629, 14018, 19377,
20994, 23282, 28770, 31568.
Bonnie (R. K.) 12092.
Boody (A.) 14487.
Book news monthly.
14488, 16851, 29383.
Boone (A.) 23828.
Boot (J.) 3303.
Borglum (G.) 116380.
Boston & Montana consolidated cop-
3300, 14017, 19376,
3754, 12095,
per & silver mining co. 16855.
Boston budget & beacon. 23836.
Boston floating hospital. 14020.
Boston leather 14490,
16856.
Boston photo news co. 19914.
Boston plastic art co. 232838.
Boston postcard co. 3757.
Boston sculpture co. 14022, 16193,
28772.
Boston traveler.
Bosworth (L. M.)
binding co.
26611, 29385.
14493, 23837.
Bourke (J. F.) 26630.
Bowen (C. K.) 29888.
Bowles (J. H.) 38763, 8368.
Bowles & Caldwell. 16869.
Bowman (A. B.) 238842.
Bowser (S. F.) & co., ine.
Boyd (F. M.) 8869, 14496.
Boyé (A.) 16194.
Boyer (M. W.) 293889.
Boyle (F. M.) 230.
Boyle (J. J.) (12096.
Boyle bros. 381569.
Boylos (Z.) 3304.
227, 21337.
20995.
Brackett (S.) 5745.
Bradbury (G. EH.) 218389.
Bradley (A. F.) 8764, 168738, 23843.
Bradley (F. BE.) 26681.
Bradley (M.) co. 23844.
Bradley bros. 19924, 21340.
Bragg (R. BE.) 21348.
Brush (B. J.)
_ INDEX
Brauer (J.) & son.
| Braun,
Brazier (C. W.) 19398.
Brehm (F.) co. 31570.
Brehm (F. W.) 83878, 21360, 26632.
Brenner (W. N.) 28773.
Brent (C. 8.) 14498.
| Brentlinger (J. 8S.) 14499,
26634.
Breton (H.) 6253.
Brenker & Kessler co. 23863.
Brewer (N. R.) 16213.
Brewster (A. J.) 16879.
3richer (A. T.) 5745.
3ricker (E. C.) 21363.
Bricker (W. J.) 8385.
| Briggs (E. L.) 235, 12097.
sriggs (R. E.) 14506.
Briggs (W. S.) 287.
Bromley (E. A.)
| Brown
| Brown
| Brown
| Brown
| Brown
Brown
Beneine (ae ee
Bradkigtaek Waller Com uch. uae dees
| Bruce (W.)
_ Bruguiere & Bisen.
Brunson (S8.)
| Brandon ptg. co.
pt. Iv, n. s., Vv.
Branch (C. M.) 38766.
Branch (H. C.) 8873.
Brand (A.) 21344.
Brandmo (R. BE.) 16877, 21345.
234.
Brandt (C. E.) 6252.
Brandt (E.) 21357, 23862.
Branson (B. M.) 16878, 21358.
Brassler (C. A.) 29391.
21359.
Clement & co. 5744, 7
16196, 19379.
J
Brigman (A. W.) ° 23864, 26635.
Brispot (H.) 238284.
Britton & Ray. 12098.
Brock (N.) 3767, 12099.
6257, 19936.
Brooke (M. E.) 23868.
Brookins (D. H.) 6258.
Brouse (J. L.) 19987.
Brouse (J. P. W.) 238.
Brower (J. B.) 29892.
Brown (A. E.) 38768.
Brown (A. T.) 12100.
Brown (E.) 21365.
(EB. 12101.
(H. 14508.
(H. 240, 6259, 29893.
(J. 7897, 14026, 16214.
(J. 26636.
(J. 26049. ®
(M. 21370.
(M. 3771.
(N. E.) 37738, 16884.
(W. S.) 14509, 21371, 2663
& Bigelow. 38775, 5745,
16220, 19397, 23285, 26050, 31571.
6343, 23869, 29394.
23871.
Brownscombe (J.) 241, 38305.
19407.
14510.
23297.
14511.
11631. %
Brunt & Parman. 23873.
S386.
Bryan post card co.
Brown
Brown
s{rown
Brown
Brown
Brown bros.
Bruckner (J.)
Brugairolles (V.)
23874.
INDEX 513
nos. 1-53, Jan.—Dec., 1908
Bryant (A. G.) 6344.
Bryant (W. D.) 21872.
Buchanan (J.) & co. 28298.
Bucher (W. F.) 6346.
Buchman (A.) 199388
Buck (G. V.) 3806, 6347, 8387, 12106,
29396.
mack (J. W.) 12117.
Buck (Mrs. S. Crosby) See Crosby-
B. (Mrs. S.)
Budd (A. K.) 12118.
Buffham (G. R.) 29407.
Biihler (A. W.) 19397.
Buiger (A.) 5767.
MBullard (C. E.) 8481, 23874.
Bulletin co. 26639.
Bullock (W.) 12119.
mBundy (W. M.) 19939.
Bunnell (S. U.) 12121, 19940.
Bunnéll (W. A.) 12123.
Bunnell (W. A.) art co. 16885.
Burbank (HE. A.) 26051.
Burch (W.) 3808.
Burehlaw (C. A.) 20996, 21373.
Burdick (J. E.) 7889, 11632, 31621.
Burdick & Swart. 8436.
Burger (M. M.) 14512.
Burgess (J. M.) 248.
26640, 29408.
Burglum (G.) 3807.
Burke (H. N.) 16226, 23300.
Burkholder (Mrs. M. ©.) 12127.
@Burkins (W. C.) 3809.
@Burnham (R. De W.) 14514.
@Burns (H.G.) 14519.
Burpee (W. A.) & co. 244, 29409.
marr (C. C.) 11638.
Burr McIntosh Monthly. 23887.
Burr pub. co. 245, 3308, 3811, 6368,
» 8437, 12130, 16228, 26052.
Hurrell (D. T.) 23888.
Burris & Willis. 16886.
Burroughs (E. W.) 3309.
Burrows (C.) 8448.
Burt (F. D.) 247, 8444.
Busby (S.) 26648.
Bushnell (D. 1.) 38814.
Business life pub. co. 26649.
Mbussian (H. H.) 12132.
Busson (G.) 163870.
Butler (F. T.) 6369.
Butler (Mrs. G. W.) 8445.
Butler (H. B.C.) 23890.
Butler (H. R.) 31623.
Butler bros." 20998.
Butterick pub. co. 21876.
Button (C. R.) 248.
Buzza Rhein co. 23302.
| Byam (C.) 249.
3yers (J. E.) 16887.
Byron (J.) 3815, 6370, 3446.
Byron & co. 14533, 16888, 23891,
26651, 29412.
Cabane (E.) 16229.
Cahoon (C. D.) 26054.
| Cailliot (R.) 23303.
|
Calder (A. L.) co. 11634.
Calder (A. 8.) 3310.
California panorama co. 251, 8448,
23892,
California stereo and view co. 6872.
Calvert (E. C.) 8474.
| Calvert-Hart (V.) See Hart (V. C.) ~
| Cameron-Swan (Donald). 16889.
Camp (H. B.) co. 6407, 12134.
_Campana (D. M.) 16890.
| Campbell (B. 8S.) 21377.
Campbell (F. 8.) 275, 23899.
Campbell (G. J.) 14534.
| Campbell (H. 8S.) 19944.
Burgess (W. B.) 14513, 21375, 23885, |
Campbell (J. S.) 145385.
Campbell (W. J.) 3824, 6408.
Campbell art co. 3825, 8475, 12135,
23900.
Campbell, Metzger & Jacobson. 5768.
Camus (J.) 14030.
Cantwell (G. G.) 14536.
| Caproni (P. P.) & bros., ine. 3311,
19408, 26055, 31625.
Capudine chemical co. 26056.
Carabelli (J.) 11635.
Carey (H. R.) 29418.
Carlisle (H. W.) 19409.
Carlyle (F.) 3312, 11636, 20999.
Carpenter (C. T.) 16898, 21878, 23933,
26653.
Carroll (A. N.) 23935.
Carroll (J. B.) 280, 3858.
| Carson (Dr. C. H.) 26057.
|
|
Carson, Pirie, Scott & co. 29414.
Carter (A.) 12137.
Carter (H:. H.) © 282,, 84838; 12185,
145387, 26654.
Carter (R. K.) 38859.
Carter (S.) 26655.
Carter’s ink co. 3313, 16895, 26656.
Cartwright (D. W.) 239387, 26657.
Case (W. H.) 8484.
Caslani (S.) 14031.
Casper (C. W.) co. 11687.
Casteels (A.) 28774.
Catholic church extension socy. of the
UAS, AG 729415.
Catholic press co. 288.
Catlett (G.) 8486.
Caughey (A.) 6409, 16896.
Cavally (F. L.) 8488.
Cavally (F. L.), jr. 3861, 8487.
Cave’ (J.)- To281.
Cavelti (J.) 31627,
Celebrity art co. 284, 12142, 14539,
23988, 29417. -
Center (A. P.) 19945.
Chase (G. W.) & son merc. co. 16904.
Chaston (F.) 8525.
Chauffy & Jack. 19947.
Chautauqua pub. co. 38877, 6420, 23956.
Chelminshi (J. V.) 19379.
Cheney (M. L.) 3814.
Cheney (M. M.) 29418.
Cheney bros. 3315.
Cherry & Osmer ¢o. 3878.
Chesley (G. L.) 21387.
Chialiva (L.) 11689.
Chicago mezzogravure co. 14551.
Chicago photo co. 14552.
Chicago tribune. 16905.
Chickering (E.) 3802, 6421, 8526,
16933, 21388, 26671, 29421.
Child (F. G.) 3809.
Children’s mag. 6439.
Chocarne-Moreau. 16282.
Chrisholm (J.) 6440.
Christian (S. ©.) 310.
Christian church. 3884.
Christian science pub. socy.
Christie (W. M.) 318.
Chureh (F. S.) 7901, 14035, 16233,
21000, 28775, 31628.
Chureh (J.) co. 121538.
6441.
Church & Dwight co. 3316, 21004,
28784.
Churehill (Mrs. I.) 14553,
Cincinnati horse shoe & iron Co.
26672.
Cincinnati process eng. co. 314.
Citizens tunnel comm. 26673.
City coal co. 12163.
City of New York.. See New York
(City of)
Claflin (H. B.) co. 7913.
Clapp & Ingalls. 29426.
Clark (C. H.) 6442, 12164, 16937,
26674.
Clark (C. J.) 383817, 23305.
Clark (E. EH.) 213894.
514 INDEX |
pt. IV, 0. &., V.
:
Century co. 6410, 21379, 26658. Clark (F. 8.) 3885, 23957.
Cermak (R.) 6411. Clark (H.D.) 26676.
Chadwick (H. A.) 292. Clark (H. W.) jr. 16939.
Chalif normal school of dancing. 8522. Clark (J. M.) 315, 8538, 12165, 294
Chalmers (J. H.) 23948. | Clark (L. W.) 6448.
Chamber of commerce, Troy, N. Y. | Clark (W. A.) 8540.
12152. Clark eng. & ptg. co. 14554.
Chamberlain (J. B.) 23949. Clarke (F. C.) 213895.
Chamberlin (H. B.) 6413. Clatworthy (F. P.) 21397.
Chamberlin (N. S.) 23950. Claus (E.) 16236.
Chamberlin bros. 26666. Clausen (W.) 5778.
Chambers (W. W.) 298. Clay, Robinson & co. 3888, 31630.
“Champenois. 19410. Cleaver (G. C.) 29429.
Champlin (W. B.) jr. 16897. Cleaves (C. H.) 316.
Chandlee (E.) 28954. Clegg (E. T.) 8542.
Chandler (H. P.) 28955. Clemens (T. C.) 19949.
Channell (U. G.) 2094. Clemens (U.S. G.) 6444, 12166.
Chapman (C. T.) 7900. Clinedinst (B. M.) 3817, 3889, 8544
Chapman (EB. F.) 8523, 16898, 21385. 12167, 14555, 16948, 19950, 21401
Chappell (C. A.) & others. 19946. 26686, 29430.
Charpin (A.) 238304. Clogenson (H.) 3824, 6445, 1696
Chase (E. D.) 11638. 29445.
Close (M. C.) 16966.
Close, Graham & Scully, ine. 8566.
14559.
Closon mfg. co.
Closson (W. B.)
31631.
Coates (C. H.) 325.
Cobb (D.) 316382.
Coburn (A.L.) 21402.
Coburn & co. 26692.
Coca-cola co. 23306. ;
Cochrane (M. W.) 26693.
Coe (A.) 23958, 26694.
Coffee (F.) 21403.
Coffin (W. H.) 16237, 26695, 31633. —
Cohn (C. K.) 3898, 6448.
Colby (J. M.) 16967, 29449.
Colby (V. V.) 214138, 26699.
Cole (B. F.) 3826, 12179.
Cole (W. M.) jr. 21005, 21416, 31645.
Coleman (J. H.) 26060.
Colgate (A. BE.) 28813.
Colin-Libour (Mme.) 16247. ‘
Collier (F. P.) 19411, 21006, 31646.
14560.
6447, 7914, 116
Pate
le
Collier (P. F.) & son, 327, 3318, 3899,
5779, 6449, 7919, 11642, 14037, 14561,
16248, 19412, 21419, 28307, 23959,
26061, 28814, 31647.
Collins (H. 8.) 3900.
Collins (M. H.) 38902.
Collins (S.) 26700.
Colnaghi (P. & D.) & co. 16974.
Colonial life ins. co. 29455, 31655.
Colvin (H. H.) 26701.
Combs (BE. E.) 23967.
Commercial club of Chicago. 23968.
Compton & sons litho. & ptg. co. 645
Conant & Conant. 329.
Conger (lL. E.) 29456.
Conklin (D. B.)
:
:
;
;
29458.
Conlin (F. B.) 26702.
Connecticut river bridge and highwa
dist. 23974.
515
INDEX
nos. 1-53, Jan. —Dec., (1908 - sh ee
Connell (C. D.) 19951. Crawford, McGregor & Canby co.
Conner (A. W.) 19952, 21007. 12183, 21467.
Conner (F. J.) 21421. Crawshaw (L.) 16262.
Connolly (J. A.) 16975. Cree pub.-co. 8590.
Conradi (G. A.) 16976. Cressman’s (A. R.) sons. 28822.
Consolidated art co. 238975, 26704. | Crompton (J.) co. 349.
Consolidated engineering & construc- | Cronyn (J. L. ©.) 19976.
tion co. 330. Croonborg (F. T.) 24038, 29478.
Consumer’s league. 331. Crosby (C. G.) 29482.
Continental art co. 8572. Crosby (M. H.) 7928.0
Continental ins. co. 11643. Crosby-B (Mrs. 8.) 6476, 8595, 19977.
Conway (W. A.) 11644. Crowell pub. co. 3336, 5786, 11646,
Conyer mfg. co. 24007. 14047, 16263, 19434, 21008, 23317,
Conyers (H. B.) 6452, 16977, 26707. | _ 26070, 28823, 31659.
Cook (C. C.) 16980. Cruver mfg. co. . 356, 6479, 8598, 17019,
Cook (M. F.) 24008. 26719.
Cook (P. 8.) 24009. Culbertson (S. J.) 6481.
Cook (W. F.) 16984, 19421. Cullins (E. G.) 26720.
Cook (W.F.) graniteco. 16255, 26067.
31656.
Coolidge (C. M. “ 14040, 28314.
moon (J.); jr. 3321.
Coonley (P. N.) 29459.
Cooper (W. A.) 332.
Cootey (P. I.) 24010.
Moovert (J. ©.) 333, 12180, 14591,
16985, 19953, 21422, 24011, 29470.
Coppinger & Griel. 39038, 6459, 8573.
Corday & Gross. 5784.
Corey (L. 8.) 3918.
Cornell co-operative socy. 38914.
Corner (EH. P.) 336.
Cornish (G. B.) 16988.
Cornman (C. C.) 21426.
Cort (H. R.) 16996, 19959.
Corwin (C. A.) 3330.
Costello (J. B.) 14592.
Coudow studio. 21427.
Council drug co., ltd. 26708.
Couper (F. B.) 26711:
Couret (J. F.) 14598.
Courier co. of Buffalo.
we8576, 12181, 14594, 19962, 21430,
24016, 26712, 29472.
Courselles-Dumont (H.)
Covell (B. C.) 17001.
Covington (A.) 3923, 5785.
Cowell (J. H.) 3924.
Cowles (E.) 31657.
Cowper (F. C.) 28980.
Cox (P.) 344, 3926, 6472.
Craftsman’s — guild. 14048,
23316.
Craig (A. S.)
Craig (O. L. F.)
Craker (R. J.)
Crane (EF. L.)
Crane (J. W.)
14044, 16258, 19426,
Crane (W.) 31700.
Craven (M. B.) 17005, 19975,
Crawford (C.) 8589.
Crawford (E. S.) . 16261.
16257.
19422,
3929.
3930.
348.
26718.
3331, 7926, 11645,
26069, 28821.
21466.
+ Curran (C. C.)
| Curtiss studio.
| Cutter (C. BE.)
| Cyclone fence co.
337, 3916, 6465, |
| Darbyshire (L.)
Culver military academy. 6483, 19980.
Cumberland pub. co. 29486.
Cumming (G. M.) 19485.
Cunningham (A. W.) 21468, 24040,
26734.
Cunningham (F. A.) 24042.
16264.
Curran & De Grey. 26736.
Currier (C. B.) 12185.
Curry (J. E.) 24048.
Curry (W.) 3931, 29487.
Curtis (A.) 14595, 17021.
Curtis (E.S.) 361, 17039, 19981, 29494.
Curtis (G. E.) 522.
Curtis (Mrs. M. E.)
Curtis & Cameron.
8599, 12186, 17244,
26737, 29636.
Curtiss (F. W.)
29635.
524, 3940, 6485,
19982, 21470,
26746.
17253.
S608.
12196.
12197.
6495.
12198, 26747.
8609.
Cushing (C. H.)
Cutler pub. co.
Dabb (R. I.)
Dabbs (J. V.)
Dadmur (L.) 6501.
Dagenais (J. E.) 24050.
Dagnaux (A.) 23318.
Dampf (C. J.) 26749.
Daly (C. C.) 528.
Daly (C..F.) 3962.
Dana (A.) 8620.
Daniel (L. 8S.) 534, 6502.
Daniels (H. R.) 24051.
Daprato statuary co. 38337, 5788, 7929,
11647, 14048, 16265, 23319, 28824.
3963, 29637.
7889.
14596.
Darien (H.)
Darling (G. D.)
Darmstadter (H. M.) 26750.
Dassonville (W. E.) 26751.
Daube, Cohn & co. 14598.
| Davenport mfg. co. 17257.
| Davey (F.) 8621.
| David (E.) 16266.
David (M.) ,8622, 14049.
1
DEG - INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v8
Davidson (D.) 24052. | Detroit pub. co. 545, 4046, 6516, ,
Davidson (D. N.) 17260, 21481. | 12239, 14624, 17300, 20012, 21010,
Davidson & Averrett. 3964. 21538, 23323, 24080, 26789, 28827,
Davies studio. 5386, 24066. 29711.
Davis (A. L.) 26767. Deuble (C. G.) 6655, 12253.
Davis (A. M.) 3965, 6505, 14050. | Deully (E.) 19442. J
Davis (C. H.) 538, 17265. | Deutsch (J.) 26963. »
Davis (C. T.) 26769. | Devare (E. P. Pr.) 19443, 21011. —
Davis (E. H.) 8623. | Devereaux (T. H.) 20076.
Davis (J.) 38977, 29638. _de Vos (I.) 4278.
Davis (S. P.) 24067. De Windt (Mrs. E. CG.) 21599.
Davis (W. B.) 539, 3342, 12202, 14051. | De Witt (M.) 6656.
Davis (W. S.) 3838438, 14052, 19437, | pe Wolf (D.) 14626.
21009, 23321. Dexter (G. G.) 8672.
Davis & Hickemeyer. 8626, 12203, | Dey (A. H.) 6657.
17277, 26770. De Yough (J.) 21600.
Davis & Iivingston. 4031. De Zavala (A.) 6658, 12254.
Davis & Riggs. 8650. Dick & Dodge. 12255.
Davis bros. pub. co. 19990. | Dickerman (H. N.) 173863. |
Dawson (J. W.) 19994, 21482. Dickey (A. F.) 29815. \
Dawson (W.) 4032, 29690. Dickinson (A. M.) 551, 12256, 14627.
Dawson (W. L.) 540, 14599, 21491. Dickinson (C. H.) 8673.
Day (F.) 31661. Dickinson (W. J.) 4279.
Day (F. D.) 8651. Dicksee (H.) 381685.
Day (L.) 194388. Dickson (C.) 21601, 26964.
Dearborn (C. A.) 14601. Dickson (F.) 552.
Deardorff (M. P.) 17281. Dieson (0. E.) 6659.
Debat-Ponsen (E. B.) 16267, 23322. Dietz printing co. 24089.
De Benning (T.) 19999. Dill (G. A.) 24090.
De Camp (J. G.) 21525. Dillaway (H. L.) 4280.
De Camp (J. R.) 31662. Dille (R.) 173864, 24091.
de Campi (A.) 29697. Dillon (T. EB.) 4281, 24117, 29816.
Decker (W. S.) 541. Dingman (B. H.) 29829.
De Clow (W. L.) 542. Dingman (W. H.) 6660.
De Crano (F. F.) 7932. Diranian (S.) 3354.
Dedrick (J. V.) 14605. | Distinctive advtg. service. 6661, 8678.
De Fesset (M.) 4045. Ditson (O.) co. 8679, 17386, 20077,
Defregger (F. v.) 11706, 21025. 21602.
de Groat (A. B.) 20000. Dobbelaar (C. A.) 31665.
Dehnhoff (K.) 21526. | Dobbins (C. H.) 20079.
Deitz (H. C.) 26775. | Dobbs (A. B.) 555.
Dejonge (L.) & co. 3344, 26071. Dobson (H. J.) 3308.
de Lamorton (A. E. B.) 29699. | Dodd (M. M.) 17388.
De Land (C. 0.) 31663. Dodd & Struthers. 26965. *.
De Laval separator co. 26077. Doehrmann (G.) 29830.
Delevante (R.) 6515. Doherty (J. E.) 556.
Del Mar (F.) 28825. | Dolson (Mrs. M. C.) 26966.
Delobbe. 19439. i Donahey (J. H.) 8680, 11649.
De Luce (P.) 543, 3348. Donald (C. F.) 14630, 20080.
De Luce art co. 17282, 20004. Donaldson (F. J.) 24123.
Demange (L. B.) 12216. Donaldson (R. M.) 20081, 21012.
Demarest (F. P.) 12218. Donaldson (T. B.) 19444.
Deming (EH. W.) 3349. . | Donelson (A.) 8686.
Demmon (W. A.) 17284. Donnell (C. C.) 14632.
Denison (H. H.) 26776.
” 14 ,
Denman (A. H.) 17283, 26778. Donovan (J.) 634
Doolittle (W. H.) 4285.
Dennis (F. T.) 28826. | Do ‘ J.) 12276.
De Nobili (P.) 31664. ee ee Gigee
Denver Post. 8652, 12219, 14615, 17288, Doty (EB. E.) 12277, 21604.
20005, 21527, 24068, 26779, 29700. — Douglas (W.) 12281, 21605.
Desbois (L.) 19379. Douglass (W. M.) 17389.
De Schaum motor syndicates. 21537. | Doust (I. U.) 12286, 14635.
Desvarreux (R.) 16196, 19441. Dow (A, W.) 6665.
Detaille (E.) 16345. Dow (J. M.) 21606.
Detroit decorative supply co. 12238.
Downs (F. M.) 27002.
INDEX
nos. 1-53, Jan.—Dec., 1908
Doyle & Lovenbein. 29831.
Drake (A. W.) 4286.
Drake (J. D.)
27003.
Drake (W. H.)
Drake (W. R.) 557.
Drake portrait co. 24129.
Drecker & co. 17396.
Drew (A. F.) 17400, 19449.
Drew (G. W.) 79338, 28852.
Drowatsky (W. H.) 565, 24133.
Drucker & co. 14636.
Dry (V.C.) 568.
Drysdale (W. F.)
Dubas (J.) 12287.
3360, 19446.
24137.
Dugmore (A. R.)
Dunbar (F. A. T.)
Duncan (N. W.) 29832.
Dunecan’s (J.) sons. 16269.
Dunlap (O. BE.) 6673.
Dunn (J. F.) 7934.
Dunn (R. LL.) 174038.
Dunning (E. G.) 17405.
Dunnington (W. W.) 12288.
Dunsmore (J. W.) 38361, 14053.
Dunthorne (R.) 8688, 27007.
Dunton (W. H.) 28853.
Dupont (A.) 8689.
Du Pont (H. F.) 4295.
Du Pont de Nemours (E. J.) powder
co. 26078.
Dutchess mfg. co. 11650.
Dutton (C. S.) 569.
Dworshak (L.) 12291, 14640.
Dye (M. EE.) 298834.
Dye (W. D. L.) 43804.
Dyer & Smith. 4305.
Eadie (FE. O.) 11658.
Eagle ptg. co. 31666.
Earl (M.) 16870.
Harl (W. A.) 6676.
Harle (L. C.) 11654.
Eaton (H. & M.) 14641.
Ebaugh & St. Hill. 29836.
Ebel (F.) 5866.
Echtler (A.) 16400.
HKekels (W. LL.) 24189.
‘Eckstone (C.) 4806, 8798, 12292.
Eddy (R.) 21609.
Edgarton mfg. co.
Edgerton (R. L.)
24140.
Edison mfg. co. 570, 4310, 6678, SS06,
12298, 14644, 20097, 21610, 24142,
27008, 29887.
Hdmonston (D. B.)
24203, 27061.
Wdwards (A. M.)
Edwards (A. W.)
Edwards (G. H.)
Edwards (G. T.)
Hdwards (H. C.)
Edwards (S. A.)
21014.
4307. 3
12298, 14642, 20093,
21650, 17432,
12317.
17436.
11848.
590.
5790.
591.
‘17892, 21608, 24124, |
| Edwardy (F. W.)
| Egbert (D.)
| Egelhof (F. L.)
| Kichhorn (L. R.)
| HKickemeyer
‘| Eliason (E. K.)
| Tlliott.
| ETMott, CC. Et.y. ea.
| Elliott (J.)
| Elliott (J. A.)
| Engelke & Lincoln.
| English (H.)
| Emmet (E. G.)
| Eppelman (G.)
| Erickson (A.)
| Erwin (W. L.)
| Eskridge (G. W.)
| Evans (W.)
Edwards & Deutsch litho. co.
6696, 27062.
Edwards & Loomis. 20118.
12319.
19450.
21633.
27068.
16400.
(B.) 9 4325,
14664, 17488, 21634.
Eighmy bros. 29889.
Elbel (O. M.) 11656.
Elder (P.) & co. 21638, 24205.
Elder (P. M.) 27069.
Electro, mechanical co.
4359.
Eklers (W. A.)
6697, 8832,
4349.
27071.
27072.
Ell (J.)
596, 4360, 6698,
8833, 21667, 27073, 29909.
26079, 27074.
17443.
4372.
8834.
Ellis (G. A.)
Ellis (R. W.)
Elrod (M. J.) 17444.
Elsley (A. J.) 28854.
Elson (A. W.) & co. 601, 4873, 6699,
12320, 17445, 21668, 24212, 27075.
Elton (A. J.) 21675.
Emerson (M. M.) 12321.
Emerson drug co. 26080.
Emery (C. EH.) 21677.
7935, 8842.
12322.
604.
Emmet (W. H.)
Empire city farms.
Empire co. 21679.
Engel (Johanna)
Engel (Joseph)
1893.
27086.
6702.
Engelstad (L. F.) 605, 4378, 27087.
Engle (L.) 14671.
88438, 17446, 20119.
21680.
12336.
8844, 14672, 24227.
27088.
14673, 17450, 20124.
17451, 21681.
31667.
17452.
6703.
24229.
Ennis (C. C.)
Erbe (H. H.)
Erickson (C. E.)
Ermerins (J. M.)
Ernst (BE. C. F.)
Eskridge (G. W.) co.
Essex institute. 606.
Essig (M. A.) 14054.
Estes (EK. P.) 14685.
Ktter (B.) 27089.
Huders (J. J.) 233831.
Evans (A.) co. 19451.
Evans (HE. I.) 6704.
610.
Evans Sun. sch. specialty mfg. co. 4879.
Everhart (L. H.) 27090. 5
Everybody’s bible class. 21684.
Ewart (W. EB.) 4881, 6705, 8845, 12339,
17478, 27092.
518
Ewen (W. J.) 14686.
Hwing (R. A.) 20125.
Executive committee
week. 27142.
Faber (J. T.) 12866.
Fagan (J.) 26081.
Fahrney reunion co. 20126.
Fair (H.) 8879, 14707.
Fair co. 20127.
Fairbank (N. K.) co. 21685.
Fairbanks (EK. & T.) & co.
14055, 19452.
Fairman co. 648, 27148.
Falk. 242381,
Falk (B. J.)
Taries (G. 8.) 4890.
Harmer (EK. 1.) 43891.
Farmers insurance co. 24233.
Farnham (T. C.) 8880, 14708.
Farrand (W. C.) 24234.
Farrar (F. P.) 24287.
Frascher (G. W.) 7938.
Faugeron (A.) 19454.
aught (H. 8.) 6733.
Faulkner (C. W.) & Co.
24238, 29910.
Faulkner (H. A.) 43892.
Faulkner-Ryan co. 24241.
Faust (C. H.) 12367.
Fawcett (W.) 667, 4394, 6737, S885,
17489, 20128, 21698, 242438, 27158.
Fay (E.) co. 8891.
Fay (F. 1.) 20147.
Fay (G. L.) 6768.
Federal cigar co. 16270, 31668.
Ieeney & Windeck. 14711.
I'eicke (B.) 4427, 12380.
Feist (J.) 16274.
Feiter (P.) 31669.
Felker (C. BE.) 12381.
Fellows (A. R.) 8892.
Felsenthal (G.) & Co.
Fennell (J. W.) 21718.
Ferguson (G. W.) 16276, 23332.
Ferrari (F.) 2383838.
Ferris (J. L. G.) 383863, 5745, 11657,
16277, 19455, 27191, 28855.
Ferry (D. M.) & co. 28868.
Fetzer (J. A.) 27192.
Fidler (P. EB.) 31670.
Field (A. EB.) 14712.
Field (Mrs. E. L.) 758, 27193.
Fierstine (A. J.) 20150.
Fildes (L.) 31822.
Filene’s (W.) Sons co.
Filleau (EK. A.) 3365.
Fine (W.B.) 29911.
Finlong (J. F.) 20151.
Finnan (E.P.) 7939.
Finnell (J. ) 19458, 27197.
Viori (F.P.) 243820.
Kirle (W.) 21025.
First Baptist church. 17551.
Fischer (G.) 24821.
of Founders
7936,
659.
4393, 14710,
21715, 24319.
12882.
)
rr
ie
W::
)
INDEX
| Fitch (H. R.) 8894, 12383.
| Fitch (R.) 4449.
| Fitch (W. T.) 6772.
| Fitz-Gerald & Glasen.
| Fitz-Hugh (T.)
_ Fitzpatrick (E. E.) 29919.
_ Fitzpatrick (L.)
| Fitzwilliam (W. R.) 8895.
| Flanagan (A.) co. 14741.
Flanagan & Biedenweg & co. 11661.
| Fletcher (W. L.)
Forbes (A.
_Forsbery (E.)
| Foster (V. B.) 8939.
_Foubert (E)
pt. Iv, 0. S., V.
Fischer (H.P.) 759, 6769.
Fischhaber (M.) 20153.
Fishbaugh (W. A.) 4483, ——
24322, 29913.
Fishel, Adler & Schwartz. 21015.
Fisher (G.) 29916.
Fiske (I. B.) 17558.
14729.
29918.
7940.
Flagg (C. N.) 16282.
Flaten (G. C.) 27198.
Fleck bros. 29920.
Fleischman (C. R.) 8896, 12386.
Fleisher bros. 12387, 17561.
Fleming (G. 1.) 24830.
Fleming (J.) 17563.
Fleming (T.) 24882.
11662.
Flint granite co. 31671.
Flo (I.) 21719, 24834, 29921.
Floe (E.) 762. 14747, 17564, 20155,
24335, 29922.
Flook (H. R.) 6778.
Florentine alabaster co.
23334, 26082.
Florists album co. 8897.
Flower (W. B.) 768.
Fluke (C. E.) 123888.
Flynn (H. H.) 8928.
Foley (KE. F.) 8929, 12389, 21720,
24337, 27201, 29927.
Folger (J. W.) 19459, 28335, 24838.
Follett (H. Y.) 147651.
Folsom (W. H. 12391.
Foltz (H. J.) 8938.
Foote (J. J.) 4450.
A.) 29930.
Forbes (B.) 16283.
Forbes litho. mfg co. 3366,
14060, 21018, 28869, 31672.
Ford (C. E.) 764.
Foretay (A.) 28871.
Forkner (W. R.) 17566.
Forrest (BE. R.) 4451.
Forsman (C. H.) co. 27205.
Forsythe (N. <A.) 20157, 243839,
29934.
Fort Worth Telegram. 29936.
Fortner (C. B.) 27206.
26083.
21723.
767.
23336.
768.
Foss (R. A.)
Foster (B. G.)
Foster (J. R.)
Foster (R. B.)
19460,
23337.
Fountain (R. E.) 17567, 24340.
Foster bros.
INDEX
nos. 1-53, Jan.—Dec., 1908
Fournier (A. J.) 21019.
Fournier (P.) 123892, 14752, 14755,
17568, 20162, 21725, 24341, 27213.
Fowler (A.) 17570.
Fowler (C. F.) 6774.
Fowler (H. V. B.) 11669, 28873.
Fowler (T. M.) 769, 4458, 8940,
Sasa. ~ 770,
Fox (F. 8.) 4461.
Fox (F. 8. & M. V.) 4459, 6785, 8941.
Fox (G. W.) 17573, 24344.
Francis (C.) 20184.
Frankl (A. A.) 14815.
Franklin (H. A.) 12394.
Frantz (C.) 299387.
Frary (C. A.) 26084.
Fraser (C. W.) 27214.
Fraser (M.) 38369.
Frautschy (EF. D.) 771.
Hrazer (S. W.) 5791.
Fredericksburg lodge no. 4 A. F. &
A. M. 8942.
Frederics, inc.
Freer (C. L.)
French (A. H.) 28876.
French (H. A.) 24846.
French (W.) 299388.
French Lick Springs hotel co.
Fretelliere (H. T.) 24847.
Fricke (G. H.) 792, 8944.
Friday (R. C. W.) 21729.
Friedrich (G.) 11706.
Friend (W. L.) 8945.
Friend bros. clothing co.
31673.
Frink of Boston. 4462, 11674.
Fritz (B. J.) 8946.
Froelich (G.), jr. 24348.
Frolich (F. H.) 26100.
Frost (C. C.) 798, 21730, 24849.
Frost & Reed. 4473, 6786, 7946, 8947,
14061, 14816, 24850, 26101, 29989,
31685.
Frothingham (fF.)
Fry (L.) 24353.
Fryatt (W. C.) 29940.
Frykman (A. T.) 794.
Frysinger (J.) 24854.
Fuller (C. R.) 24855.
Fuller (H. R.) 795.
Fuller (Mrs. R. S.) 11682.
Fults (L.) 796.
Fultz (fF. M.) 8948.
Funsten bros. & co. 12395, 27215.
Furry (BE. G.) 24358.
Gabriel (K.) 12896.
Gabrini (—.) 11734.
Gaines (T. R.) 4475, 17576, 24359,
27222, 29941.
Gaites (J. M.)
Galambos (J.)
Galindo mfg. co.
26085.
7941.
778.
3381, 19461,
6787.
20215, 21735.
24363.
17578.
| Gallagher (C. D.)
519
24364.
Gallagher (W. H.) co. 8950.
Gallagher & Gutter. 4482, 8956, 17579,
20220.
| Galliae (L.) 19473.
| Gallop (L.) 8957.
_ Galveston brewing co.
| Galvin (A. V. C.)
| Gardner (G. C.)
| Gardner-Bouguereau.
. Gardthausen
| Gibbs (A.)
| Gibson (F. L.)
| Gilbert (I. E.)
- Gilehrist co.
| Gimenez (F. F.)
| Ginder (J. J.)
| Ginn & co.
| Gjessing (E.)
| Gillin (R. F.)
14066, 28877.
17582, 19474, 20222.
8958, 20223, 24376.
17584.
19477.
(L.) 11683.
Garman (R. H.) 8968.
Garo (J. H.) 12398.
Garrison (E. B.) T97.
Gartner & Bender. . 29942.
Gaspard (J. M.) 24379, 26102.
Gassmann (J. G.) 14818.
Gast (A.) bank note co. S806.
Gates (F. G.) & Hogle (F.)
Gates (J. B.) 124038.
Gates (M. C.) 20226.
Gaut (H. L.) 807.
Gay (G. H.) 19478, 23338.
Gay (W. C.) 8972.
Gebhard (J. W.) 12404.
Geddes (H.) 8973.
Geiger (W.) 7868.
Gélibert (G.) 233841.
Geoffroy (J.) 31571.
Georg (V.) 14819.
Gerlach-Barklow co. 810.
Gerome (J. L.) 19479.
Gerson (S. P.) 67858.
Gervais (P.) 19480.
Gervex (H.) 19481.
Gerwig (F. A.) 5792.
Gibbons (W. H.) 20227.
299438.
31686.
Gibson art galleries. 8974.
Gifford (B. A.) 4485, 21736, 27227.
Gilbert (C.) 16284.
Gilbert (C. A.) 886, 3393. 6789, 24380,
261038.
Gilbert (C. M.)
Ganter (H. C.)
4484.
26104, 29945.
12405, 29946.
Gilbert (V. H.) 20228.
28878.
Gilfus (F. H.) 29947.
Gillett (W.) 24881.
Gillette-Burgess co. 11684.
6790.
Gilman (M. A.) 14820.
Gimble (Mrs. E. E.) 29951.
19482.
24383.
20229.
Girard (G. G.) 8975.
Girardel (J.) 19488.
Girsch (C. W.) 888, 29952.
Givens (J. D.) 8976, 17585..
8977.
Glasier (F. W.) 27230, 29956.
Glazier (F.) 20230.
5Y0 INDEX
pt. IV, 2. S., v.38
|
Glazier & co. 4486. | Gregg (P.) 14848.
Glens Falls mfg. co. 20231. | Gregory (J. H.) 24898.
Glidden varnish co. 3395. Gregory (S. E.) 28879.
Gloege (E. H.) 14821, 29963. Gregory (T.) & Hodges (W.) 27262.
Godehaux (G. W.) 24884. | Gretschel (J.) 12477.
Goetze (O. D.) 21755. _Greyer (B. A.) 3397.
Gold (P. D.) 6798. Greyer (L. A.) & Isaacson (D.) 29994.
Golde novelty co., inc. 14822. | Grieb (J. L.) 6808.
Golden (R.) 8978. Griffin (G. T.) 930, 1247S.
Goldsmith (A.) & son. 4487. Grignard (BE. E.) 4519.
Goldsmith (H. B.) 12415. Grissom (S. T.) 24894, 29996.
Goldsmith (M.) 24885. | Grit pub. co. 20238.
Goldy (S. A.) 14067. Groff (A. J.) 9071.
Golling (B. C.) 17593, 21756. Grollman (I.) 12480, 14849, 17614,
Gooch (H. 1.) 8980, 27246. 20239, 21826.
Goodhue (F. M.) 29970. Gréndal (B. G.) 6809, 14866.
Goodkind (E.) 21763. Gross (E.) 21842.
Goodman (C.) 17594, 29971. Gross (J.) 20255.
Goodman (G.) 29974. Gross (J. E.) 933, 6811, 9072.
Goodman (S.) 8982, 21764, 17596. Gross (J. M.) 24395.
Goodrich (G. W.) 6794, 20232.
Goodrich (B. F.) co. 26105.
Gookins (S. D.) 24886.
Goold (W. D.) 8986.
Gooud (P. R.) 4498, 14825, 20234.
Gordon (G.) 4495.
Gordon (M.) 898.
Gordon (P.) 8987, 12420.
Gordon & Pagel bread co.
Gore (H. W.) jr. 4496.
Gorman (J. A.) 12450.
Gorodess (M.) 3396.
Gotham litho. co., ine.
17599, 27248.
Gounod (J.) 19484.
Gowdy (A. G.) 894.
Gowdy (M. B.) 12453, 21768.
Grabach (J. R.) 17602.
Grabill (B. BE.) 21769.
Graham (C. F.) 21775.
Graham (H. M.) 20235.
Graham (J. A.) 4497, 17604.
12448.
9024, 12451,
Grand union tea co. 19485.
Grandt (F.) 381687.
Grantham (J. W.) 9025.
Gravenslund (J. H.) 17605.
Graves (C. H.) 895.
Graves (G. 8S.) 914, 4499, 6796, 9030,
12459, 14826, 21776.
Graves (H.) & co. 21808.
Gray (C. A.) 21809.
Gray (E. B.) 27249.
Gray (BE. J.) 27251, 29980.
Gray litho. co. 920, 4500, 6799, 9050,
12462, 14841, 17606, 20236, 21810,
24388, 27252, 29981.
Great western oil refining co.
Green (F. A.) 4517.
Green (J. E.) 6803.
Green (M. G.) 4518.
Green river lumber co.
Greene (A.) 9066.
Greene (A. S.) 17608, 21823.
Greene (J. M.) 9067.
Grefé (W.) 5793, 6804, 16286.
9065.
24392.
Grossman paper box co. 6822, 9075.
Grove (P. F.) 21848.
Grover’s (J. J.) sons. 24897.
Jruetzner (E.) 19497, 23359.
Gruppe (C. P.) 19379.
Gryczewski (E.) 31688.
Gubelman pub. co. 29997.
Gude (O. J.) 21689.
Guerin (J.) 11685.
Guéry (A.) 238342.
Guile (L. F.) 9081.
Guillaume (A.) 233848.
Guillou (A.) 23349.
Gund (J.) brewing co. 16290.
Gunn (A.) 7947, 19486, 23351, 28880.
Gunn (A. G.) 21024,
Gunning system. 23357.
Gussow (K.) 11706. —
Gustin (BE. W.) 9082.
Gustin (BE. W.) & co. 9092, 19496.
Gutekunst (F.) 12483, 14867.
Guthrie & Allan. 9093.
Gutmann & Gutmann. 934, 6834,
12484, 14068, 16291, 20256.
Gylfe (A.) 6835, 9099, 14868.
Hackett (H. W.) 23358.
Hadley (W. B.) 6887.
Haesler photo. studios. 6841, 9100,
20258.
Hagelstein bros. 30000.
Haggin (B.-A.) 3398, 7957, 11705.
Hahn (S.) 380007.
Haines photo co. 4520, 6848, 9103,
21844, 24398, 27269, 30008.
Hainey (J. B.) 176380.
Hakkerup (N. L.) 12488.
Hale (F. L.) 4540.
Hale (W. B.) 948.
Hall (F. H.) 24401.
Hall (G. P.) & son.
17641, 24402.
Hall (H. G.) 6847, 9115.
Hall (H. R.) co. 14869.
Hall (J.) 4541.
Hall (W. H.) 27276.
6846, 9112, 12489,
Seat en eel
INDEX
nos. 1-53, Jan.—Dec., 1908
14074.
20259.
Hall & Ruckel.
Hallenback (IF. M.)
Halverson (B. A.) 9119, 14870.
Hamblin (W. F.) & co. 28884.
Hamilton & Jones. 9120.
Hamilton bros. 24413.
Hamilton, Brown shoe co. 26106.
Hamilton drug store. ; 24423.
Hamm (H. F.) 20260.
Hammarlund & Pelletreau. 12490.
Hammerle (G.) 17645, 24424.
Hammock (C. S.) 9121.
Hammon (V. O.) pub. co. 12491.
Hammond (R. W.) . 20262, 27277.
Hanes (BE. C.) 4546, 14871, 17650.
Hanfstaeng! (T.)
21025, 2383859, 31700.
Mann (J. 8B.) 17651.
Hanna (C. W.) 6851.
Hannah & Nelson. 9123.
Hanrahan (T. G.) 24425.
Hansen (A.) 16299.
Hanson (M. D.) 17652.
Harde & Short. 380012.
Harden (G. N.) 958.
Hardin & Eskeridge.
Hardy (G.) 30013.
Hardy (H.) 31700.
Hare (Mrs. A.) 30014.
Hare (G. J.) 14874, 24426, 30016.
Harney (W. D.) 955, 12507.
Harger & Blish. 27285.
Harper (E.) 3899.
Harper (H. W.) 12508.
Harper (J. M.) 19500, 21031, 24427.
Harper & bros. 11714, 12514, 27287,
28885.
Harrington (J. C. F.) 17658.
Harrington & Richardson arms C0.
26107.
Harris,
Harris
larris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
148783.
fotografer. 4547.
(C. X.) 9124.
Oia ta). sehen.
(HE. G.) 17709, 30017.
iii.) G52, LTA.
(Bh. W.). 21856.
Pre Re) 5 2i20S,
(T.).:. 983.
(J. H.) & co. 14876.
mars. (W. J.) 989, 91.25.
Harris & Ewing.
9126, 14877,
27294, 80019.
17725, 20263, 21865,
Harrison (A.) 11716.
Harrison (B.) 6864.
Harrison (J. W.) 14881.
Harrison (W. H.) 31717.
Harrison granite co. 7958.
Hart (G.) 12516.
Hart (H. G.) 24428.
Hart (V¥. ©.) 1019.
Hart (W. S.) 11717.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx. 4556, 6865,
91338, 21867, 24484, 27297.
Hartley (J. S.) 7959, 19501.
11706, 16298, 19497, |
521
| Hartline (D. S.) & Krumm (C. H.)
6868.
Hartlove (W. W.) 27301.
Hartman (S. B.) 4581.
Harvey (C. E.) 1023.
Harvey (F.) 1026, 4585, 6869, 9142,
12517, 14882, 21892, 17730, 27302,
30022.
Harvey (J. F.) 26108.
Haskell (W. E.) 1048, 4592, 6884.
Haskett (F. H.) 1074.
Haslinger (R. J.) 6892.
Hassall (J.) 16298.
Hatcher (T.) 6893, 14896, 21921,
24439.
| Hathaway (F. P.) 5795.
Haupt (O.) 6900.
| Hauser (H. L.) 30087.
Havender (J.) 16300.
| Havens (S. H.) 21922.
Havers (E. A.)
| Hawkes (F. E. C.)
| Hayes (C. M.)
| Hayford (H. W.)
| Hays (F. A.)
| Hazen (M. W.)
| Hazzard (J. EB.)
|
| Helrich, O. A.
1010, 4548, 6853, |
| Henderson litho co.
Henkel (T. H.)
| Herzog (F. B.)
Havens & Chudoba
273815.
(A. E) (F.)
27316.
14901.
300388.
Hawkins (D. 8.) & Margileth (A. W.)
24442,
Hawkins (T. P.)
Hawes (W. 8.)
177389.
21924.
Hayes litho co. 1075, 45938, 12526,
27317, 30039.
24493.
9158.
1085, 20307.
16301.
21925.
17740.
17745.
4598.
6901.
12527, 14075.
Hays (J. W.)
Hayward (S. W.)
Head (E.)
Heal (W. S.)
Hearn (C. W.)
Heaton (A. G.)
Hecht (J. E.) 4599.
Heilway (E. K.) 125380.
Heiman (F.) 14902.
Heimstreet (E. B.) 9166.
Heininger, Unger & co. 14905.
Hellebo (A. S.) 20808, 21927.
21928.
Hemy (C. Napier-.) 31700.
Hence (B.) 28868. .
Hendershott (L. J.) 20309.
1086, 6902, 9168,
31719.
Hendler (A. H.)
Hendricks (B. M.)
Hendry (F.) 9170.
6908.
Hennick (C.) co. 16302.
Hering (A.) 5928.
Hering (H.) 7960, 26109.
Herman (J. F.) 6909.
Hermann (E.) 19502.
Herrick (G. H.) 14076.
Herter (A.) 27330, 28888.
1094.
9169.
11718.
522
1095.
26110.
16293.
12531.
Hesse (H.)
Hester (E.)
Hetze (P.)
Hewitt bros.
Heyer (H.) 381720.
Heymann (A.) 1105.
Heyn the photographer.
Heywood (J. E.) 28889.
Hichborn (H. D.) 21930, 30045.
Hiesrodt (J.) 17746.
Hildesheimer (S.) & co. ltd. 23369,
27334.
Hill (C.) 26111, 30048.
Hill (F. E.) 24496.
Hill “(HB
17748, 20310, 27338.
Hill (R.) 7961, 12536, 28890, 31721.
Hill and Tienan. 21948.
Hilleary (C. L.) 1107.
Hillers (J. K.) 14906.
Hinchey (R. E.) 4602.
Hindmarsh (R. B.) 9175, 14907.
Hintermeister (J. H.) 28926.
Hippodrome co. 17753, 20311.
Hirschberg (C.) 11719, 26112.
Hirth (E. A.) 21949, 17754.
Hiscock (F. J.) 1108, 12543.
Hispanic soc’y of Amer. 14909.
Hobzer (J. A.) 19504.
Hoegger (U. A.) 1110.
Hoff (C. 8.) 30049.
Hoffman (Mrs. C.) 28927.
Hoffman (J.) 20312.
Hoffman (J. H.) 30060.
Hoffman (O. H.) jr. 24498.
Hoffmann-Fallersleben (F.) 2877
Hogarth (W. H.) 12549.
Holden (A. W.) 31700.
Holland (C. A.) 31728.
Holland (HE. M.) 31729.
Holland (W. J.) 1111, 6915.
Holliday (T. L.) 1118.
- Hollingsworth (J. A.) 9181.
Hollyer (S.) 1114, 27341.
Holman (G. F.) 4621.
Holmboe & White. 30061.
Holmes (BE. B.) 1115.
Holmes & Depue. 1116.
Holmes studio. 24499.
Holsinger (R. W.) 9182, 27351.
Holsinger & Clapp. 14922.
Holstein (R.) 381730.
Holt (S. D.) 21950.
Holt (W.) 4622, 5796.
Holton (C. J.) 12551. :
Holtum’'(d.) 22562.
Holtzinger (W. H.) 24502.
Holtzman (M.) 19508, 21032, 23373.
Holwick (W. B.) 30068.
Holzer (J. A.) 14077.
Home finding & industrial asso. 1126.
Homes (W.) 24508.
Hondius (KE. E.) 21951.
Hondius (P.) 1127.
Honeywill (F. C.) 31781.
21929, 24495.
1106, 4601, 6914, 9171,
INDEX
)
|
| Hopkins (C. B.) 28928.
_ Horlick’s malted milk co, 26113.
Hornady (J. R.)
| Hornbaker (F. W.)
_ Horney & Chapman. 1133, 4624,
' Houghton & Dutton.
Hunter (J. Y.)
| Hooper (J. L.)
| Hoopes (H.) 6916.
| Hoover (T. J.) 1129, 27853.
Hood (E. ©.) 30070.
Hood (J. T.) 5797.
Hooker (C. A.) 17755.
9183.
Hopkins (B.) 6920.
Hopkins (O. D.) 30071.
Hopper (S. H.) 11382.
12553.
6921.
Horner (C. J.) 24508,
Horton (T. J.)
Horton (W. E.) 289387.
Horton mfg. co. 1137, 21952.
Hoster & Laxton. 9185.
Hotel & ry. news co. 14923.
14932.
Hover (BE. 0.) 20313.
Hovey (G. C.) 4629, 12554.
Hovey (L. J.) 7963.
Howard (A. P.) 6922.
Howard (F. B.) 17756.
Howard (N. W. & C. M.) 6923.
Howard & Brown. 12555.
Howe (A. Z.) 4630, 24511, 27356,
30072.
Howe (R. B.) 6924.
Howell (B. D.) 4634.
Howell (Mrs. J. L.) 9186.
Hower (I. L.) 27359.
Howes (A. C.) 1138.
Hoyt (D:) 4648, 24512.
Hoyt (H. 8.) 30073.
Huber (H.) co. 20314.
Huber (W. F.) 27360.
Hubert (H. C.) 9187, 27861.
Hubley (H. C.) 6925.
Huddh (Mrs. W. H.) 19506.
Hudson (G.) 38400, 11721, 11722,
24509.
28929.
Hudson (W. E.) 14933.
Hugard (C.) 238374.
Hughes (J. P.) 9188.
Hughes (T. 8.) 4651.
Huguley (H. W.) co. 27362.
Huhman (H.), jr. 11728.
Huld (F.) 9189.
Hull (D.) 4652, 9191, 14934, 24513,
30075.
Hull (H.) 20315.
Humiston & McKeighan. 21953.
Hummer (A. C.) 1139, 24523, 27863,
30076.
Humphreys (J. D.) 16321.
Hunn & Tuttle colortype co. 1141.
Hunt (E.) 7964.
Hunt (E. B.), jr. 9195.
Hunt (P. 8S.) 20316, 21954, 24524.
Hunt (W. E.) co. 1142, 3405, 9196,
11724, 26114. ’
14078.
INDEX 523
nos. 1-538, Jan.—Dec., 1908
hp eieanalmnlliearte | epee dal eae
Huntington (C. lL.) 4655, 9202. Jagel (A. G.) 1200.
Huntsman (A.) 14939, 30077. svames (C. L.), jr. 24543.
fariey (fh. T.) 317382. James & Bushnell. 12578, 17771.
Hutchings (R. H.) 4656.
Hutson (H. A.) 21957.
Sey (r1.) 12556, 177!
30078.
Hutzler bros. 1145.
Hyde (F. B.) 1146, 6926, 9203, 30080.
Hyde (H.) 14940.
Hyman (Rose) 30091.
Hynes (M. J.) 31733.
Idea (The). 12561.
Ilion lodge 591, F. & A. M. 30092.
Iilinois trust & savings bank. 26120.
Imperial litho co. 16322.
Indianapolis eng. & electrotyping co.
17764.
Ingersoll (T. W.) 1150, 6927, 9208,
14944, 17765, 21962, 24527.
angola (F.) 27366.
oman (PP. ©.) 12562.
Inter-coll. post card co. 24529,
Intercollegiate assn. of amateur ath-
letics. 380098.
Internat]. art co. 1151.
Internatl. art. pub. co.
81734.
Internatl.
17767.
Internat]. harvester co. 238375.
Internat]. photo. co. 12563.
Internatl. textbook co. 12564.
Inter-state schools, inc. 27369.
oper (J.), jr. 12568.
Irish importing assn. 30108.
Irvine (H. T.) 27370.
Irving (G. W.) 273871.
Isphording (R. C.) 22059.
Israel (W. H.) 30109.
Ithaca gun co. 203822.
Ivers (J. J.) 380110.
Ives (H. M.) & sons.
I wanami T.) 245380.
gaccac) (A. FE.) co, 1152.
Jackson (B. D.) 6969, 9212.
Jackson (G.C.) 245382.
Jackson (H. R.) 4657, 12569, 14955,
24534.
Jackson (Mme. N. B.) 9214.
Jackson (W. B.) 20823, 245388.
Jacksonville bd. of trade. 27372.
Jacob & Brown. 30111.
Jacobs (H. 8.) 22060.
Jacobs (J. H.) 22061, 24542, 30113.
Jacobs (M.) 11729.
Jacobs (S.R.) 9215.
aacops (TT. 'T.). 22065.
Jacobs (W. H.) 14960.
Jacobs-Stine eco. 12574.
Jacobson (A. BE.) 278738.
Jacquet (G.) 19512.
Jaeger (J. F.) 4658, 9218, 12575, 17769,
22067.
Jaenel (L.)
5%, 21958, 27364,
14079, 16323,
committee Y. M.
6968.
27874.
2 ae.
| Jiminez (L.)
_Janisch (V.)
| Jayne (Dr. D.) & son.
| Jamestown off. photo. corpo.
| January (G.
| Jeffrey (A. T.)
James sanatorium co. 6970.
Jamestown drug co. 24544.
Jamestown exposition co. 4659.
14962.
Jamich (J. T.) 7966.
27375, 30117.
Jansrud (J. C.) 20325.
Janssen (A.) 4660.
Janssen (P.) 5866.
Janvier (M.) 9221.
T.) - 24545.
27376.
14963.
Jay (J.)
Jaycox (W.)
26121.
12591, 14964.
4661.
Jeffries (J. J.) 4662.
Jehle (R. A.) 22068.
Jenkins (W. 8S.) co.
Jennings (W. H.)
Jennings pub. co.
Jensen (C. H.)
Jentzsch (H. G.)
Jergens (A.) co.
Jernberg (O.) 14018.
Jewelers circular pub. co.
23376.
JUner (Walther) 14217.
Jgonns (A: BR.) 27377.
Johns (Mrs. H.) 27378.
Johnson (B. W.) 27380.
Johnson (C. F.) 22070.
Johnson (C. R.) 3415.
Johnson (C. T.) 14968, 17774.
Johnson (EF. A.) 23378.
Johnson (EH. M.) 30119.
Johnson (Mrs. EB. M.) 12598.
Johnson (EK. T.) & co. 4671.
Johnson (G. W.) 9225.
Johnson 24546.
Johnson ( ) 9284.
Johnson ( ) 24580.
Jobnson ( -) 4672.
Johnson ( ) 26i22:
(
(
Jefferson (O.)
12597.
6971.
14966.
14967.
21025.
9299.
hot ha to
1201.
Johnson 22071.
Johnson ; 14969.
Johnson Peay 75, 20326, 27381.
Johnston (EF. BE.) 17782.
Johnston (G. R.) 1202.
Johnston (J.) 12599.
Johnston (R. W.) studio. 12038, 4679,
9246, 14970, 17788, 20329, 22072,
24581, 27384.
Johnston (W.) 14978.
Johnston (W. M.) 30120.
Johst (P. 8.) 19518, 26123.
Jones (B. A.) 381752.
Jones (H. < 17784.
Jones (J. L.) 30121.
Jones (J. M.) 9247.
Jones (QO. J.) 17785.
‘Jones (W. BH.) 203882.
524
12600.
30122.
Jordan (A. C.)
Jordan studios.
Jos’ (J.);. 28987;
Josselyn (H. H.)
Joyce (M.) eng. co.
Joyce (W. 8S.) 14974.
Judge co. 1206, 6973, 9249, 12601,
14976, 17786, 20333, 22075, 24592,
27889, 30127.
Juergens (A.) 26124.
Jukes (M. F.) 17791.
Julian & Kokenge co. 17799.
Juntenen (P. M.) 1208.
Justice (J. M.) 14980.
Juul-Worm photo co. 14981.
Kahler (C.) 28931.
Kahn tlg. co. 31753.
Kalkoff co. 4685.
Kamecke (O. von) 5866.
Kamrar (J. W.) 12605.
Kansas City auto. assn. dealers. 4686.
Karatsonyi (A. F.) 28932, 31760.
Karl (A.) 26125.
Kassell (B. C.) 12610.
Kaufmann (A.) 16400.
Kaufmann & Strauss co.
21033, 28937, 31761.
Kaulbach (F. A. v.) 23359.
Kavanaugh (J. J.) 4687.
Kavel (M.) 19379.
Keeler (C. EB.) 27392.
Keith (G. E.) 11734, 21042.
Keithley & Bucher. 17800, 20338.
Kelby (E. W.) 22103.
Keller (A. I.) 6976, 7968,
Keller bros. 22080, 24597, 27398.
Kelley (EK. W 1209, 12611, 20340,
22101, 27894, 30129.
24588.
1204, 3416.
7967, 11730,
Kelley (J. F.) co. 24600.
Kelley (J. H.) 24601.
Kellogg (A. L.) 24602.
Kellogg (G. E.) 1211.
Kellogg (W. H.) 14982.
Kellogg (W. K.) 12614.
Kellogg studio. 17801, 20341, 22084,
' 24605.
Kelly (H.) (11785.
Kelly (G. F.) 27434.
Kelly & Glass. 6978.
Kelsey (H. N.) 27438.
Kelso (H. B.) 24608.
Kely (I. D.) 9254, 22102, 27439.
Kempton (A. T.)
Kendall (G. H.)
Kendall (Mrs. J. C.)
Kendall (S.) 381767.
Kendall (W. S.) 38418.
Kendrick -(W. F.) 12625.
Kennedy co. 14983, 24609.
Kenton (D.) 4688.
Keppler & Schwarzmann, 1224, 20344,
27440.
Ker (B.) 26126.
Ker (M. 8.) 3420, 28379, 26128.
Ker (W. B.) 3419.
6980.
12622.
1212.
| King (M. A.)
| Kirk (J. 8.)
| Klein (C.)
| Klopseh (1L.)
| Klump (C. M.)
| Knaffl & bro.
'Knoedler (M. ) & co.
'Knoedler & co.
INDEX
pt. IV, D. S., Ves
30131.
30133.
Keramic supply co.
Kerker-Sheridan co.
Wern (P.) co. 14125.
Kern (W. C.) 30134.
Kern bros. 1230, 20350.
| IXerner (O.) 22104.
| Kertell (C. P.) 7970.
Ketcham (C. A.) 12626.
Ketterlinus litho. mfg. co. 4689, 14126,
210438, 23381, 27441.
Key (J. R.) 6990, 11736, 28942,
Keys (W. A.) 24610.
Keystone view co. 1231, 4693, 22105,
24613.
Kiefer (E. H.) 14985, 26130, 31769.
Kiefer (O.) co. 22149,
Kilburn (B. W.) 4745.
Nilmartin (P.) 16336.
Kilmer (Dr.) & co. 21044,
Kimball (J. L.) 24648,
Kimball (W. G. C.) 4746.
Kimball & Combe co. 26131.
Kimball & son. 14997, 17806, 24649.
King (A.) 4747, 30135.
King (G. H.) 30139.
King (H.) 19520.
King (J. B.) 27442.
King (J. P.) 12629.
King (M.) 4754.
7973.
King (P.) 7974.
King (W. J.) 24651.
King (Y.) 11904.
King construction eo. 4755.
Kingsbury (A. J.) 6992, 15008.
Kinney (A.) co. 12630.
Kinney (T. & M.) 26182.
Kinsey (D.) 13817, 9255, 17813.
Kinsey (J. V.) 1335, 4756.
Kirby (C. M.) 17827.
21047.
Kirk (M. L.) 19521, 28886.
Kirkbride (C.) 13836.
Kirkpatrick (H. C.) 1387.
Kitson (H. H.) 3429.
Kitson (T. A. R.) 3428,
Klackner (C.) 4757, 30140.
Klaw & Erlanger. 28943,
Klee (A.) & son. 6995.
12631, 15018,
Klein (M. G.) 30147.
Kleitz (W.) 11737.
Klepper (M. F.) 3424. 4
28944, 30148, 31770.
27445, |
;
4
22150.
ee
1338, 17828.
Knoblaugh (E. M.) 14128, 19524.
Knoedler (E. L.) 15019, 17848, 20351,
22152, 24654, 27446, 31772.
30151.
24656.
Knopf (H.) 21035.
Knotel (R.) 2877
Koble co. 20352.
Kobler (A, J.) 233887, 26134,
28945.
27450,
INDEX 525
nos. 1-53, Jan.—Dec., 1908
Koeh (H. EB.) 22153.
Koeber (P. C.) 15020.
Koenecke (R. L.) 17850.
Koenig (C. H.) 11788.
Koester (A.) 5848.
Kohn bros. 21048.
Kolb bros. 27451.
Konti (I.) 27459.
Kopald (W. R.) 17851.
Korb (E.) 24657.
Korzilius (P.) 26154.
Kostenbader (G. B.) 19526.
Kowalsky (L.) 19379.
Kraemer art co. 380152.
Kramer (J. V.) 16400.
Kranich & Bach. 6996. )
Kraus & Gamble. 12682.
Krause (H.) 19638.
Kraushaar (C. W.) 17852. |
Krebaum (C. A.) 9263, 20354, 22154.
Kroemer (A. F.) 22155.
Kroener (C.) 28359.
Kropp (E. C.) co. 9264.
Krost (F. 15028.
Kruger & Lehnhardt. 11739, 23388. |
Kugler (W. J.) 15036.
Kugler co. 15038, 17853, 27460.
Kuhn (H. A.) 12633, 20355.
Kullman (P. C.) 22156.
Kuppenheimer (B.) & co. 5798, 19527.
Kuppenheimer (House of) 5802, |
19531. )
Kupper (L. V.) 80155.
Kursheedt mfg. co. 3425.
Kurz & Allison. 22158.
La Barge (H. L.) 27461.
La Certe (H. A.) 24658.
Lachman (H. B.) 21058.
Ladd (E. A.) 22160.
Lafferty (R. C.) 19546.
Lamade (D.) 24659.
Lamasure (E.) 19547, 23389, 26156.
Lamb (J. & R.) 18389, 19550, 30160.
Lambert (A.) 13847.
Lambert (F. H.) 13859.
Lambert (W. D.) 12684. 15040.
Lamoreux (F. P.) 11740.
Lamson bros. co. 22163.
Lancaster (S. ©.) 20356.
Lander (C. J.) 15046.
Lane (H. P.) 24668.
Lang (J. W.) 9265, 19551.
Lange (J. A.) 14129.
Langill commercial photo co. 9266,
12646, 17854.
Langley (H. O.) 6997, 9267.
Laparra (W.) 19552.
Lard (M.) 19379.
Larrabee (C. W.) 27462.
Larrimer (W. H. H.) 16337.
Larsen (A.) 24664.
Latham (T. W.) 20357..
Latimer (R.) 24665.
Lau (J. H.) & co. 28946.
Lauber (J.) 14130.
Laugée (G.) 238393.
Laurens (N. A.) 19553.
Laurie (J. M.) 1360.
Lauterbach (J.) 4759.
Lautz (H. B.) 17855.
Laveccha (J.) 17856.
Lawler (J.) 27468.
| Lawrence (G. R.) co. 13862, 4767,
6999, 9271, 12651, 15050, 22164,
17857, 24666, 27464, 30165.
| Lawrence (8. C.) 22167.
Lawrence & Jellicoe ltd. 7975, 21059,
23397.
Lawson & co. 70038.
| Lazarnick*(N.) 13874.
Lazzari & Barton. 14181.
| Leader (B. W.) 5866.
Leaman (O. H.) T7976.
| Leavitt (A. E.) 12664, 24668.
Leavitt (EK. M.) 7004, 30171.
Leclercq (H. S.) & co. 26170.
| Lee (A.) pub. co. 1877.
Lee (C. H.) 9276.
Lee (H.) 12666.
Lee (R. E.) 12673.
| Lee (W. H.) 24669, 30180.
| Leek (W. 8S.) 7005, 9286.
Leeke (F.) 11706, 23359, 31700.
Leeland (O. 8.) 13878.
Leerburger (D.) & co. 20358.
Le Fevre (B. E.) 138838.
Lefévre (L. H.) & son. 4771, 7006.
Le Gout-—Gerard. 19554.
Legrand (N.) 7008.
Leibson (A.) 7009.
Leigh (KE. T.) 26174.
Leigh (J. V.) 24670.
Leigh (W. H.) 24671.
Leigh (W. R.) 141338.
Leighton (H. C.) 7010.
Leland (C. D) 27466.
Le Maire co. 15059.
Lemon (L. B.) 17861.
Lenhart (G. 8.) 30181.
Lenoir (C. A.) 19557.
Lenz (A.) 38484, 23403.
Lenz (O. L.) 5816, 19558.
Lenz (W.) 17862.
Lepper (J. J.) 11741.
Leppert (R. E.) 14135.
Leslie & co. 12677.
Le Touzel (H.) 22168.
Le Vasseur (A.) & co. 34385, 19559,
26181.
Levering (A. R.) 1884.
Levick (E.) 9288.
Levy (A. O.) 5817.
Lewin (W. 0.) 27472.
Lewis (D. J.) 27473.
Lewis (G. E.) 15060, 17868.
Lewis (H. J.) 24685.
Lewis (H. J. 8S.) 15070.
Lewis (J.G.) 9291.
Lewis (L.) 22169.
Lewis (O. W.) 3436, 5818.
526
Lewis (S.) 15071, 16338.
Lhermitte (L.) 23405.
Libby (F.L.) 9292.
Libby, McNeill & Libby. 23406.
Lidgerwood mnfg. co. 17866, 22171.
Lieber (H.) co. 13896, 15072.
Liebstader millinery co. 9294.
Life pub. co. 1405, 3487, 4772, 5824,
7977, 11742, 12678, 14136, 15083,
16339, 17953, 19561, 21080, 22178, |
23407, 26182, 28947, 31773.
Lincoln (R. BH.) 4773.
Lincoln (R.T.) 17954.
Lind (F. C.). 14142,
Lindeke-Warner & sons.
Lindenthall (H. M.) & son.
Linder (R.) 5745.
Lindsley (L.D.) 27475.
Line& co. 27481.
Linehan-Loveland co. 4779, 17955.
Linfoot (A.) 4780, 30182.
Linkletter (L.G.) 1407.
Linnaea aid socy. 15084.
Lippincott (J. B.) co. 30199.
Lipps-Murbach co. 24686.
Lipsey (O. W.). 17957.
Lisle (A. E.) 26188, 28952.
Lister (W. H.) 20359, 31781.
4774,
4775.
Litchfield (C. M.) 30201.
Litchfield studio. 9295.
Litchman (F. B.) 22174.
Litoff’s (H.) verlag.
Littig (W. T.) & co.
14148, 15085, 17959,
26189, 30202.
Little (J. A.)
Little (N. M.) 30205.
Little, Brown & co. 24699.
Littleton (W. H.) & Calmelat (H. A.)
15086.
Livermore & Knight. 9301, 30206.
Livingston (L. R.) 24701.
Lobrichon (T.) 19565.
Lochrie (G. R.) 27482.
Loeffler (A.) 1423, 12680,
22179, 24702, 30207.
Lofgren (N. P.): 23420.
Lohmann (H.) 1425.
Lombard (H.) 1428.
Long (D. B.) 27483.
Long (P. BH.) 4790, 9302, 20368, 22180.
Longmont commercial assn. 93808.
Lonman (lL. H.) 27486.
Lonsdale co. 23421.
Loomis (F. A.) 7020, 15087.
Loomis (G.) 1429.
Lorris (J. T.) 17964.
Losey (N. H.) 27487.
Lotz -CE. PP.) 27ags:
Lougee (B. A.) 15088.
Loughlin (C. H.) 1483.
Lounsbury (F. C.) 1455, 7021, 9306,
15090, 20367, 22185, 24716.
Louth (A. W.),. 12681.
Low (W. H.) 31782.
12679.
1419.
17962,
INDEX
5826, 7988, 9300, _
23419, 24698, |
pt. Iv, 0. 8, Ve §
Lowell (J. A.) bank note co. 4798,
7025, 17966, 22186.
Lowell (P.) 4799.
Lowman (L. H.) 27489.
Lowney (W. M.) co. 3447.
Lucas (D. W. B.) 24721, 27490.
Lucas (J. P.) 26191.
Lucchesi (E.) 23424.
Ludden (W. 8.) 9310.
Ludlow & Squier. 24722.
| Lukeman (A.) 14145.
|/Ium (B.) 9311, 15095.
Lumber underwriters. 17967.
Lumiere studio. 12693, 17968.
Tuindin (P. G.) 24728.
Luse (J. F.) 27495.
Lutes (H. G.) 9315.
| Luxton (G. EB.) 24725.
Lyneh (A.) 5745.
Lynch (B. J.) 17970.
Lynch (J. E.) 22187, 30208.
Lynch (M.) 48038, 30209.
Lyndon (A. 8S.) 15096.
Lyons-Cochrane studio. 17971.
Maas colortype co. 4809.
Mabie (M. M.) 22189, 203878.
McAllister (L. B.) 81783.
McAllister & Vanderbilt. 11758.
McArthur (P.) 24727.
| McAuliffe (T. J.) 11754, 14146.
McBride (J.) co. 7990.
McCabe (KE. P.) 14147.
McCall (C. W.) & Wythe (W. J.)
23426, 28953.
Maccallum (J.) 17976,
McCarthy (H. L.)
McClelland (R. J.)
McCless (J. E.)
McClintock (N.)
McClure (Ff. H.)
| McClure (L. C.) 15116.
| McClure (R. L.) 1513, 15118.
| McClure (T. C.)
30216.
McConkay (B.) 12701.
McConnell (E. W.) 22215.
McCord (LL. A.) 27516.
McCord mercantile co. 7991.
McCorkle (J. H.) 24750.
_McCrimmon (R. 8S.) 27517.
McCutcheon (J. T.) 1514,
McDermott (F. P.) 24751.
McDonald (C. A.) 7026, 12702.
McDonald (C. W.) 24756.
McDonald (P.) 9823, 1512, 17978,
| 24757, 27518.
McDowell (BE. B.) 1519.
McDowell (F. W.) 27519.
McFadden (F.) 7027, 30241.
McFarland (J.) 9325.
McFarland publicity service. 9326,
24762.
McFee (W. J.) 11755.
MacGerald (W.) 17980.
i McGovern (R. L.) 21081.
22190, 24730, 27496,
Si eT hath i te
ee
}
i |
INDEX 32
nos. 1-53, Jau.—Dec., 1908
McGowan (R. A.) 7028.
McIntosh (W. W.) 3454.
McJunkin (W. D.) 20374.
McKay (R. H.) 24766.
McKee (S. E.) 7029.
McKeogh (M. fF.) 1528.
McKibbin (R. E.) 24771.
McKnight-Smith (C.)
MacLean (C.) 1524.
McLeod (F. T.) 9382.
McLaughlin bros. 1526, 12703, 20375,
22217, 30245.
McManus (B. F.)
MeMillan (J. G.)
MecNabury (L. M.)
MeNamara (E.) 12704.
McNees (J. W.) 30249.
MacPherson (H. K.) 27520.
McQuat (F.) 1534.
McQuillar (T.) 24773.
Madden (C. H.) 22218.
Madden (W. J.)
7992.
Magee (W.D.) 19556,
3459, 11861.
9372.
15122.
9374.
23427, 24777.
Mail & express co. 20380, 22219,
24779, 27521.
Main (T. H.) 28954.
Mallory (R.L.) 15128.
Malone (S. A.) 7030.
Manahan (W. H.), jr. 12709.
Manatt (W. W.) 11756, 28955.
Manderville & King co. 4810.
Manhattan post card co. 27530.
Mann (F.) 17981.
Mann (F. H.) 24796.
Mann (S.) 3460.
Mannelli (S.) 11757.
Manning (A. L.) 30250.
Manning (W. H.) 9875, 20899.
Manor (F.) 28956, 30251.
Manzi, Joyant & Co. 16845, 24797.
Manter (A. A.) 15124.
Marble (M. A.) 4811.
Marceau (TT. C.) 15385, 4812, 12727,
15125, 17988, 24806, 27531, 30252.
Marcell (M.) 31786.
Marchand (J. N.) 19567.
Mariner (G. BH.) 1545, 48382,
17994, 30268.
Marken & Bielfield. 17997.
Markendorff (G.) 98377, 12748, 15137,
24810, 26193.
Marlin firearms co.
Maromy (J.) 19379.
Marr (T. BE.) 1547, 7034.
marrin (J. J.)
17998.
Marsh (F. D.) 30265, 31788.
Marsh (K.)
7031,
14148.
17999.
Marshall (E. D.) 93887.
Marshall (M.) 5745.
Marshall (0O.) 9388,
30266.
Marshall (W. E.) 9389.
Martin (C. P.) 22241.
Martin (F. D.) 30268.
Martin (G.) 7042.
65871—08——5
12756, 20400,
| Martin
| Martin
| Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
(H. A.) 4836, 9391.
(J.) 4837.
(J. H.) 7045.
(M.) advtg. co.
CW. DD.) 2275.
(W. H.) 27536.
(W.S.) 7046.
Martin & Emery. 30272.
Martin & Merrick. 15153.
Martinson (J. A.) estate.
11759.
31789.
| Marx (E.) 9893.
_ Maryland institute.
| Mason & Hanson.
_ Meehan (M.)
Meek co.
| Merrill (YV.)
| Merryman (W. R.)
| Maxey
| Meiser (J. A.)
| Mercie (A.)
1549. «
30273.
Massachusetts eng. co. T7059.
Masters (C. H.) 1550, 30274.
Masters (J. C.) 22243.
Mather (G. C.) 11760.
Mathers (J. L.) 18005.
Matson (F. L.) 30276.
Matthews (O. 8.) 381795.
Maxence (E.) 238429.
(J. PP.) sSn2TT.
(E.) 93894.
(F.) 15154.
Mayer (S8.) 18007.
Mayer & Lavenson Co.
Maynard (A.) 11766.
Mazzolini (A.) 16346.
Meddaugh (J. E.)
Medler (F. W.)
Mayer
Mayer
T7993.
———
1555.
30280.
7062.
1556, 4838, 12760, 15155,
180138, 20403, 22244, 24818, 30281.
Meeker (A. 8S.) 11767, 14149.
15156, 18015.
Meissner (H. P.) 15159.
Meissner & Buck. 5843, 19578.
Melechers (G.) 5850, T7994,
14158, 16347.
Méliés (G.) 1581, 4842, 7063, 9395,
12763, 15160, 18025, 20404, 22248,
24819, 27538.
Meliodon (J. A.)
Melville (F. B.) 5852, 28957.
Mench (P.) 7064, 12768, 15168, 18030,
20410, 22258, 24825, 27542.
Mendoza (I. P.), Itd. 3461, 4846,
19569, 28958, 30286.
Menke (H. W.) 22255.
Mensinger (E. B.) 12769.
Menzler (W.) 11706, 19497.
Mercer (S. W.) 9401.
Merchants life assn. 1585.
Merchants pub. co. 4848S.
19571.
Me-edith bros. 18038.
Merriam (C. H.) 15172.
Merriam (J. W.) & co.- 23433.
Merrifield (QO. L.) 22256.
Merrill (E. G.) 18034.
Merrill (F. H.) 27546.
Merrill (Mrs. M. E. R.-) 14159.
12770. 20413.
Merryman (C. L.) 27547, 302S7.
22257.
11785,
16348.
7
528
Merson (L. O.) 28484.
Mertz & Mertz co. 27548.
Messerschmidt (F. A.) 1586.
Mestregat (W. A.) 24826.
Mexican land & cattle investment co.
18035.
Meyenberg (J. C.) 14160.
Meyer (E.) 163849, 21082, 23435.
Meyercord co. 12771, 15185, 28959.
Michael (A.) 15186.
Middlesex co. 1747, 12772, 20415,
22264, 24827.
Midland amusement co. 127738.
Miles (A. H.) 30291.
Miles (A. T.) 12781.
Miles (H. W.) 28960.
Miles (M. M.) 23436.
Millar (F. B.) 7065.
Millar (W. B.) 4883.
Miller (A. E. W.) 15188.
Miller (C. R.) 18036, 20419.
Miller (C. V.) 12786.
Miller (C. W.) 20420
Miller (D.) 24832.
Miller (F. D.) 163851.
Miller (G. W.) 1748, 9408.
Miller (lL. G.) 24833.
Miller (T.) 1749.
Miller (W. P.) 27549.
Miller (W. R. J.) 24834
Millet (F. D.) 29421.
Mills (T. H.) 7067, 15190.
Minderhout (J. W.) 9405.
Miner (H. C.) litho. co. 4884, 27550.
Minott (G. L.) 4885.
Miracle pressed stone co, 14161, 18037.
Mishkin (H.) 1750, 7068.
Mishler & Walker. 18044, 24835.
Mitchell (HE. B.) 31796.
Mitchell (E. H.) 4886, 5853, 12786,
18045.
Mitchell (J. J.) co. 1762, 4888, 7074,
9407, 12789, 15191, 18046, 20427,
22265, 24837, 27554, 30292.
Mitchell (J. W.) 9412.
Mitchell (L. C.) 24840.
Moeller (L.) 38463, 5745, T997, 26194,
28961, 31797.
Moffat, Yard & co.
27556.
Moffett studio. 9418, 12791, 15193,
18050, 20430, 22268, 24855, 27557,
30294.
Mohlté (J. A.) 28487.
Moley (J. A.) 24856.
Moller (L.) 3464, 5855, 11787, 23489,
4890, 18048, 24841,
26196.
Monagan (B.) 20485, 27567.
Monro (W.) 18058.
Monroe (G. H.)
Monroe (J. P.) 26198.
Monsen (F. I.) 1764, 12819.
Montana souvenir co. 1766, 222738.
Montauk point mfg. co. 26199.
Montgomery (A.) 28968.
20437, 22271.
_ Montrose (E. A.)
|
INDEX
pt.iv,ns., 7.3
Montreal standard. 4891.
22289.
1769, 4892, 9418.
22290,
27568.
380295.
4893.
Montross (N. E.)
Moore (A. R.)
Moore (A, T.)
Moore (E. A.)
Moore (F. B.)
Moore (F. E.) 12832, 30296.
Moore (J. C.) 15201.
Moore (Mrs. R. N.) 4894, 7078.
Moore (T. J.) 3465, 31798.
Moore bros. 27569.
Moores (A. J.) 19572.
Morahan (E. H.) 5860.
Moran (HE. P.) 1770, 3466, 24857,
26200, 28937.
Moran (L.) 3468, 7998, 19573, 23444.
Moran (T.) 16352, 19585, 28962.
Moray (J.) 24859.
Moreland (B. E.) 12932.
Morgan (A.) 9420, 20455.
Morgan (C. M.) 18060.
Morgan (J. W.) 24860.
Morgan (8S. E.) 8010.
Morgan litho. co. 30300.
Morgan’s (E.) sons co. 9421.
Mori (P.) 8011.
Morris (C. BE.) 1772, 7087, 22291.
Morris (J. L.) 9422, 15204.
Morris (P. W.) 16353, 22295.
Morris & co. 163854, 27570.
Morrison (P. R.) 9425, 18061.
Morrison (R.) 31799.
Morrow (T. M.) 19586.
Morse (E. P.) 30302.
Morse (W. A.) 4898, 15209.
Morton (J.) 24861.
Morton (V.) 4899.
Morton (W. L.) 15210.
Moscioni (A.) 15211.
Moses (B.) 14168.
Moses (J. B.) 1773. |
Mosher (F. J.) 22296.
Mosher (G.) 24862.
Mosher (G. C.) 22297.
Moslyn (T.) 4902.
Moss (T. F.) TOSS.
Most worshipful Prince Hall grand
lodge F. A. M. 24863.
Mott (H. 0.) 9427.
Mott (J. L.) iron works.
28964, 31800.
Mountcastle (Mrs. A.) 14164.
Moyles (P. P.) 11791, 14167, 16355,
21084.
Mozart (E. G.)
Mueller bros. 27571.
Muenzer (A.) 16298.
Muhr (P.) 238448.
Muirson & Wright. 7093.
Muller (C. A.) 4908.
Muller (E.) 4904, 15214, 20456, 22300.
Muller (L. G.) 16356.
Muller (P.) 22308.
Miiller-Brieghel (—).
23447, 26202,
15212, 30303.
31822.
INDEX
- nos. 1-53, Jan. —Dee., 1908
Muller, Luchsinger & co. 1774, 9428.
Mulligan (C. J.) 28966.
Munn & co. 22313, 27572, 30305, 31802.
Munro (R.) 30307.
Munro (W. L.) 1780.
Munsche (R. C.) 7094.
Murphy (B. E.) 303808.
Murphy (H. D.) 16357.
Murphy (I1.) 31803.
Murphy (J. A.) 24864, 30309.
Murphy (T.D.) co. 1781, 11792, 14169,
23449, 24865, 27576, 28967, 30310,
31804.
Murphy & Farrar.
Murphy & McCarthy.
Murray (J. HE.) 15222.
Musical courier co. 4934.
Myers. 1782.
Myers (C.) 9481.
Naegele (C. F.)
Nagele (X. O.)
Nardi (J.) co. 16358, 31816.
marai (S. P.) ° 7095.
Nardini (A. P.) co. 23467, 28970.
Nash (B.) 15227, 249382.
27578.
19587.
8012,
15225.
11822, 19588.
Nash (H.) 12933, 18062, 30314.
Nast (S.) 16359.
Nast (T.), jr. 5861, 14187, 20462.
Nath (F.) 19570.
Natl. art co. 3475, 8015, 19589.
Natl. bank of Cuba. 26203. _
Natl. benefit assn. 1788.
Natl. cable & mfg. co. 30819.
Nat’l candy co. 9435.
Natl. cutlery co. 94388.
Natl. eduec. card co. T7096.
Natl. lines of Mexico. T7097.
Natl. photo. co. 1784, 7103, 9489, 12934,
15289, 18069, 204638, 24938, 27579,
30321.
Natl. press assn. 9450, 12944, 27581,
30330.
Navy pub. co.
Neal (BH. B.) 21085, 27582,
Neal (EH. L.) 18071.
Neches (I.) & Mirsky (M.)
Needham (W. M.) 9454.
Neff (M. A.) 24989.
Negus (T. S. & J. D.)
Neitzling (J.) 1787.
Nelli (M.) & co. 21086.
Nelson (W. F.) 30344.
Neuenchwander (A. L.)
Nevin (T.) 15240.
New England confectionery co.
New Home sewing machine co.
26204.
New Jersey chapter of the Amer- in-
stitute of architects. See Amer. in-
stitute of architects.
New York (City of).
N. Y. art co. 23473.
N. Y. evening telegram (N. Y. herald
co.) 1790, 4940, 7112, 9461, 12946,
15242, 18072, 20466, 223814, 24940,
27584, 30345.
9453.
303382.
11823.
12945.
27583.
15241.
11824,
7109, 9456.
IN.
| Newbery (F. 8S.)
Newcombe (G. E.) & co.
| Newell (G. G.)
_ Newhall (A. D.)
| Newton
| Newton
529
Y. herald co. 1833, 4962, 7143,
9494, 12976, 15270, 18172, 20496,
22342, 24977, 27609, 30379.
|N. Y¥. times co. 7179, 9567, 13008,
15307, 18217, 22370, 25029, 30455.
N. Y. zoological socy. 15309, 30457.
Newberry (M. E.). 30485.
5862.
1880.
8016, 14191.
15334, 18218.
9569.
7182.
Newhall (G. H.) 31818.
Newing (A. F.) 25030.
Newman (T. F.) 153385.
Newton (F.) 3476.
Newton (J. W.) 15337.
(W. E.) 4992, 95783.
(W. Z.) 1881, 9570.
co. 20534.
mfg. co. 22371.
(A. J.) 4994.
Nichols (A. M.) 4993.
Nichols (IF. H.) 223878.
Nichols (I.) 265081. «
Nicoll (W. T.) 71838, 9574, 13010.
Niemeyer (F. C.) 18219, 27670.
Nightingale (E. J.) 4995, 7185.
Niles-Bement-Pond co. 1891,
25033.
Noik (I.)
| Newell (iV. B.)
- Newell (R.) & son.
Newton
Newton
Nichols
19593,
20535, 22375.
Nolan (T. A.) 30486.
Nonnenbruch (M.) 11706, 23359,
31822.
Norden (A.) 1892.
Norris (F.) 5868.
Norris (L. E.) 205386, 25034.
North (E. B.) 30487.
North Amer. ecclesiastical consistory.
1893.
North Carolina home ins. co. 30488.
Northwestern knitting co. 3477.
Northwestern school supply co.
Northwestern yeast co. 14193.
Norton (A. B.) 22376.
Norton (W. E.) 11825.
Norton (W. W.) 18220.
Notman photo. co. 1895, 25060, 27671,
30489.
Nottage (F. M.) 16360.
Nourse (M. W.) 25063.
Novelty photo. co. 18221.
Nowell (F. H.) 1896, 15338, 18225,
27672.
Nutting (W.) 4996, 18228, 30490.
Nyburg (K.) 20587.
Oakes (M. L.) 18261, 20538, 223879,
25064.
O’Bolger (T.) 5007.
O’Brien (M.) & son. 30492.
Oettinger (A. J.) 9575.
Offermann (F. J.) 15339.
Ogden (H. A.) 3482.
Ogden (H. F.) 30493.
Ohio ink mfg. co. 27674.
25038.
Dd0
O’Gorman agency. 957T.
Old home week committee.
Olds (E. A.) 7186.
Olis (F. J.) 30495.
Oliver (Mrs. T. P.) 28972.
Olson (C. G. T.) 31819.
Olson (W. H.) 22389.
Olson (W. QO.)
13011, 18262, 20540, 22390, 27675
30496.
Olson. photo. co.
Olsson (J. F'.) & co. 5024, 22432.
Omaha daily news. 5026.
Ongman*(C. 8.) 5027.
23474
13021.
Order of the Eastern star. 153858.
O'Reilly (T.M.) 27723.
Orlady (G.B.) 18274, 20546.
Osborn (B. F.) 27727.
Osborn (W.X.) 13022.
Osborne co. 1912, 5028, 7194, 9578,
13025, 15359, 18275, 20557, 25071,
27728, 30540. :
Osthaus (E. H.) 8017, 16361, 19594,
21087, 26205, 31820.
Ostwald (W.) 5864.
O’Sullivan (H.) 25086.
Otis elevator co. 22444,
Otis litho. co. 1982, 5033, 7210, 9584,
13042, 15371, 18302, 20564, 25096,
27736, 3054S.
O’Toole (M. J.) 20578.
Ottenheimer (I.& M.) 18310.
Otterson (W.C.) 380578
Ottmann litho co. 7217.
Otto (J.) 5038, 30580.
Outcault (R. F.) 1983, 7218, 9595,
18321, 22445.
Outing pub. eco. 5051.
Ovens (D. A.) 30587.
Owsley (C.F.) 26206.
Oxford & Dillhoff. 15372.
Oxford print. 18359, 27783.
Oyen ad. sign system. 26208.
Pabst brewing co. 16365.
Pach (G. W.) 18048, 30590.
Pach bros.
18371, 20575, 25120, 27795, 30591.
Pacific Beach studios. 2062.
Packard (EK. H.) 5060, 7228.
Paddock (W. D.) 31821.
Page (KE. T.) 9655.
Paget (R.) 25124.
Paine (R. G.) 14194, 28978.
Paine (R. T.), 2nd. 11826.
Paine studio. 18886.
Paisley (M.) 11827.
Pajean (J.) & son. 16366.
Paladini (S.) 28974.
Paleologue (J.) 5745.
Palmer (F.) 2067, 5080, 18068.
Palmer (J.) 25125.
Panson. (D.), 34571.
Paret (A. B.) 22452.
Parfitt (W.) 5083, 18389, 27808.
Parke (W. T.) 18065.
1903, 5008, 7187,
5056, 9647, 13045, 15375,
“
Parmenter (W. H.)
| Parrett (F. J.)
| Parvis (G.
Payer (E.)
Peacock (T.
| Peck (A. 8S.)
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v.3
Parke, Davis & co. 3483.
Parker (G. W.) art co. 2075, 30598.
Parker (H. H.) 16367.
Parker (L.) 21090.
Parker (S.) 5084, 18390.
Parker (8S. C.) 19601.
(S. G.)
(W.)
Parker 2111.
Parker Zi 1T,
Parker & Corti. 15392,
Parker-Brauner co. 30604.
Parkinson & Dockendorff. 9659.
Parks (C. L.) 25126.
2118, 15393.
30605.
5116.
30606.
TSO9.
15394,
19595.
25128.
Parrish (W. J.)
Parrot (J. 8.)
Parrott (E. D.)
Parry (J. 8.), jf.
Parsons (Mrs. H. E.)
Parsons (L.) 25127.
Parsons & Stringer.
Partridge (W. O.) 28975.
W.), jr. 30607.
Patch (H. L.) 2119.
Patterson (E.) 2120.
Patterson-Gibbs co. 22453.
Patton (BE. C.) 27810.
Paul (A. C.) 11828.
Paul Revere mem’! assn.
Paulding (J.) 3484.
Pauler (H. D.) 5117.
Paupion (E.) 19596.
Paxton toilet co. 7241.
16400.
22454.
5119.
13066.
Payne (M.)
Peabody (H. G.)
Peace (L. D.) 15895.
B.) 18404.
Pearce (J. N.) 13067, 18405.
Pearce (Mrs. W. W.) 18068.
15396.
Peckham (C. W.) 5120.
Peebles (G. A.) 28977.
Pelham operating co. 18406.
Pelot (A. A.) 15408, 18407.
Pelton (H. W.) 13069, 15404, 30608.
Penard (T. E.) 13076.
Penfield (N. W.) 7242, 9660, 13077,
18408.
Peninsular eng. co. 2121, 25129.
Penn table co. 19597.
Pennell (C. A.) 13082, 22455.
Pennington (J. S.) 18411.
Pennington (S. A.) 27811.
Pennington (W. V.) 13083, 30622.
Pennucci (A.) 8018, 16368.
Pennypacker pub. co. 5121.
Perkins (A. J.) 15405.
Perkins (R. H.) 30628.
Perkins (R. W.) 22456.
Perkins (W. B.) 22459.
Perkins (W. B.), jr. 9664, 13085,
15406, 27812. ;
Perkins (W. L.) 15408.
Perret (A.) 19598, 31571
INDEX 531
nos. (1-58, J an. —Dec.,
1908
Perron (C. T.) 23475.
Perry (EB. A.) 5122.
Perry (F. BH.) 251380.
Perry (F. EB.) & Patrick
25131.
Perry (H. A.) 22460.
Perry (J.) 25137.
Perry (L. A.) 18413.
Perry (W. BH.) 15409.
Perry Mason co. 28978.
Peruna drug mfg. co. 3486, 5865.
Pesha (L.) 5185, 7243, 30624.
Peter (A.) & co. 13088.
Peters (C.) 9675, 15411.
Peters (C. O.) 380625.
Peters cartridge co. 28979.
Petersen (O. C.) 25138.
Peterson (P.) 2122.
remy (CG. B.) 2123.
Pfister (J.) 20584.
Phelan (A. B.) 8019, 9678, 15412,
18414, 27813, 30626.
Phelps (C. H.) 2126.
Phelps pub. co. 30629.
Philadelphia post card co.
Phillips (J. C.) 8029.
Poiins: -(T.° E.)) eo.
26209.
Phillips (T. M.) 2149.
Photo art shop. 7244.
Photo color graph. co.
Photo stamp co. 22461.
Photographische gesellschaft.
8050, 163870, 19601,
- $1822.
2127.
27817.
Photogravure co.of Amer. 5873, 21091.
Piatt mus. co. 138092, 20585.
Pickands-Magee co. 2190, 5186.
Pictorial news co. 18416, 25139
Pierce (A. E.) 22462.
Pierce (H. H.) 7246, 13101.
‘Pierce (W. J.) 30631.
Pierre (Dr.) chemical co. 21983.
Pierrot (A. G.) 20586, 184386.
Pierson & co. 138102, 18437.
Pilling (J. L.) 9684.
Pilling & Madeley. 28982.
Pillsbury picture co. 2194.
Pilsbry (A.) 5876.
Pioneer co. 2238.
Pioneer press. 18439.
Pittsburg photo-eng. co.
Planquette (F.) 23483.
Plant seed co. 31827.
Plauzeau. 19603.
Players (The) 20587.
Plummer (A. W.) 18440.
Plummer (F. C.) 2241, 18441.
Plummer studio. 22466.
Pohle (F.) 9685.
Pohle (F. W. C.)
Point (A.) 193879.
Polin (E.) 22492.
Polk (J. P.) 18442.
Pollock (A.) 18103.
5192, 22463.
15418.
| Pond (Mrs. E. P.)
(Ga T.9
8030, 11829,
5866,
23476, 28980,
| Rafert (M. E.)
| Rakow (H. A.)
15104, 1637S.
Pontone (J.) 31829.
| Poor Richard co. 3487.
Porter. 15414.
Porter (BE. A.) 18444.
Porter (M. E.) 13105, 18445, 27823,
| 380632.
Porter (S. 8.) 18448, 20588.
| Post (J. E. H.) 13125, 15415, 25141,
27827, 30640.
Post pub. co. 9688.
Potter (L.) 28983.
| Potter photo co. 25149.
| Potwine (R. H.) 15438.
Powell (Mrs. H. A.) 5198.
| Powers (St. F.) co. 19604.
| Powers (W. F.) co. 2245.
Prall (V. M.) 15489, 27847.
Pratt (C. A.) 7253.
| Pratt (EB. C.) 27848.
| Pratt (G. D.) 30663.
| Pratt food co. 27850.
| Prawitz (KH. J.) 7256.
Preble (C. Ll.) 26151.
Prentiss (Mrs. C. K.) 5194.
| Press pub. co. 13129.
Preston (S.) 18452.
Preu (H. C.) 26210.
Prévot-Valeri (A.) 23485.
Preyer (E. R.) 22467.
Price (C. 8.) 15130.
Price (H.). 26214.
Price (J. W.) 11887.
| Price (R. C.) 18132.
Prideaux (J. H.) 15445.
Prince (G.) 5195, 18453, 22468, 25
Priou (L.) 19605.
Proctor & Gamble co. 18457.
' Providence litho. co. 2246, 5203, 9690,
13136, 14195, 19607, 20596, 23486,
25154, 27851, 30664, 31830.
| Prows (J. T.) 2248.
Putfer (B. F.) (257.
Purdy (J. E.) ae 258, 27857.
Pustet (F.) & co. S77. 8052, 14200.
Puteani (F.v.) LEA.
Putnam (A.) 16379, 19609, 23489.
Putnam (B.) 14201.
Putnam (E. D.) 9698, 13141, 18460,
| 22473:
Pyznar (F.) 3488.
Quinby (F. J.) co., 26215, 27865, 28991.
Quinn (EK. T.) 19610.
Quinn Gl Cae
Quirk (N. J.) 38489, 11838.
R. & G. corset co. 2256, 5205, 13148.
Raba (E.) 18461.
Radon (W. F.) 138150.
7263.
Ragsdale (M. C.) 9702, 15446, 25159,
380672.
Railroad advtg. agency. 22476.
| Raje (T.) 5212.
9704, 15447.
5392 INDEX
pt. Iv, n. 8., v.3 ;
4
McNally & co. 18154, 15448, | Richardson (F. H.) 30688.
~ aimed Richardson (H. L.) 7271. |
Randall (H.) 18156. | Richey (C. G.) 30689. i
Randel (J. A.) 7264. Richmond (A. G.) 23491,
Range land pub. co. 16881. Ridenour (C. E.) 7272.
Rankin (H. W.) 9706. _Ridgley (W. T.) calendar co. 9723. —
Ransom (F. C.) 11842. Ridley (C.) 25166.
Rapetti (G.) 21092, 318381. | Rieck (E. W.) 2278, 5232. :
Rau (C. E.) 20597, 27876, 30674. Riley (C. W.) 14204. .
Rau (W: H.) 2259, 5213, 7265, 18157, | Ring (H.) 9724. :
15451, 18470, 20598, 27878. Riordan (G. C.) & co. 9725. :
Rauch (J. G.) 2272. _Rippel (C.) 2274, 22517, 25167.
Raul (H. L.) 16891. Risem (A.) 2275.
Ravaut (R.) 19611. Ritchie bros. 52383, 7275, 27900.
Rawles bros. 5220. mabe ty eee 7868.
) .) 25171.
yea a or Bg Robbins (H. I.) 5240, 9731, 18160,
Raymond (S.) 21099. 15475, 18476, 20631, 22525, 27911.
Raynes (J. F.) 27892. Roberson travel lectures. 5249.
Real estate exchange. 18474. Roberts (E. D.) 27949.
Ream (G. H.) 27898. Roberts (H.) 30692.
Reber (L.) 7270. Roberts (H. V.) 27950. “
Read (W. F.) sons co. 22477. Roberts (T. J.) 25172,
Red Wing advtg. co. 22478. Roberts (W. W.) 2279.
Redwine-Dexter co. 22509. Robertson (D.) 23492.
Reed (Dr. A.) cushion shoe co. 9711. | Robertson (G. EH.) 30693.
Reed (EK. A.) 15462. Robertson (N.) 27951.
Reed (BH. P.) & co. 5221. Robin (H.) 2
Reed (F.) 9712. Robinson (G. W.) 20634.
Reed (M.) 18475. Robinson (L. L.) 18507.
Reed (N. H.) 13158. Robinson (W. 0.) 2280.
Reed (R. W.) 9713, 15464, 20608. Robison (¥. P.) 2a
Reed (T.) 25162. Rochester academy of men’s clothes
Reed & Carmick. 15466. CEng es, ee
Reeder (J. D.) 15468. Rochester agricultural & mechanical
Reich (J.) 5222, 27894. _ assn. 15507.
Reichard (H.) 14202. _Rochlitz studio. 7277, 22530, 30696.
Reichelt (P.) 15469. IKkockwood (G. G.) 13162.
Reid (A. J.) 18159. Rockwood photo. co. 7279.
Reid (F. L.) 5223. Roe (F.) 14205, 31700.
Reid pub. co. 15478. ‘Roebuck (A. ©.) 18509.
Reif (W.) 30675. Roechling (K.) 238359.
Reimers (P.) 28490. Roelofs (A.) 7280.
Reineke (HE. B.) 25168.
Reiter (O. C.) 25164.
Relay (N. A.) 9722.
Remington (F.) 3490, 5879, 14203, | Rogers & Bronstrup. 15509.
28992. Rohrer (G. G.) 9749.
Remington arms co. 16392. | Toine (J. E.) 8054.
Remington typewriter co. 30677. Rollins (W. BE.) 5880.
Rentschler (J. F.) 30678. Romans photo. co. 9750, 131638, 27952.
Review & herald pub. assn. 27895. Romig (R. W.) 22538.
Roesch (L.) 52538, 7281.
Roewade (A. J.) 8053.
Rogers (R.) 25178.
Rewell (G. M.) 30682. Roop (S. I.) 20646.
Reyes (P. V.) 5224, 22516. Rose (C.) 15510, 20467.
Reynolds (J. F.) 20629. | Rose (CO. J.) 15518, 20679, 25174.
Reynolds (J. M.) 15474. | Rose (F. L.) 18581. .
Rheem (B.) co. 19612, 26216. Rose (H. M.) 9751, 13164, 15567,
Rhind (J. M.) 16393. | 22534.
Rhine (Mrs. BH. F. P.) 5225. | Rose (R. H.) & son. 15596.
Rhodes (J. I.) 20630. Rose co. 5254, 9767, 15597.
Rice (S. A.) 25165. Roseborough (A. L.) 5264.
Rich (F. D.) 5280. Roseland (H.) 8055, 28993.
Richard-Taylor co. 30683. Roseland (N.) 3491.
Richards (J. A.) & Staff. 26221. | Rosenkrantz (B. A.) 8059.
Richardson (A, A.) 27896. Rosenthal co. 9779.
nos. 1-53, Jan.—Dec., 1908
Rosin (8S. M.) 27964.
moee (C.) & son co. 9781, 22536,
27970.
Ross (R. G. M.) 8071.
Rossbach art glass works. 19620.
Rosseau (P. L.)
Rosser (W. P.) 9824.
Rossi (L.) 19410.
Rossiter (W.) 18583, 20680.
Rothschild (J.) 22551.
Rothschild & Heyman.
motig (G. T.) 21102.
Rotograph co.
20696, 22555, 27972, 30697.
Rottmer (H. E.) 9847.
Rowe (G. H.) 9853.
Rowland (J. O.) 28380.
Roy (L. M. A.) 18599.
Roys (J. BH.) 138192, 18600, 30702.
Ruddell (W. J.) 22558.
mude (A. D.) 238382.
Rude (A. D.) & son.
Rudy bros. co. 5881.
Rueter (Ff. G.) 2334.
Rungius (C.) 3495, 5882, 7286, 8072,
11848, 14206, 20750.
Ruppert (W.) 2342.
Rusk (J. W.) 5265.
Rusk & Andrews. 18604.
Russell (A.) 8078.
Russell (C. M.) 19622, 28994.
Russell (G. M.) 27977.
Russell (K. A.) 23845.
Russell (M. L. F.) 11847, 18197.
Russell bros. 27985.
Russia cement co.. 30708.
Rust’s (F.) book shop. 7287, 9854.
Ryan (D. HE.) 15598.
Ryland (Henry) 23476.
S. F. Vedanta socy. 27987.
Sackett & Wilhelms co. 2346, 5266,
7290, 9860, 25175, 27988, 30704.
Sadler (W. D.) 28980.
Saenger (C. J.) 163894.
Sain (H.) 21104, 23494,
Saindon (T.) 22560.
Saine (H.) 30718.
St. Gaudens (Augustus, Mrs. A. H. St.
Gaudens, proprietor) 23877, 3501,
5883, 19624, 26226, 28996, 30714,
31832.
St. Joseph photo co. 18605.
St. Louis builders’ pub. co. 13198.
St. Michael’s college. 27991.
Sala (J.) 23496.
Saltzmann (K.) 16293.
Samarjian & Aram. 138206.
Sanborn (J. W.) 23880.
Sander (P.) 23882, 5283, 7293, 9863,
13210, 15599, 18607, 20752, 22561.
Sanders (W. F.) : 7811.
Sanders pub. co. 2410.
Sandes (A. M.) 5888.
Sands (W. A.) 30724.
Santord (J. F.) -73812.
19621, 23493.
7282.
18602.
2281, 7283, 9826, 13176, |
| Sasmon (F. F.)
| Sassy co.
| Satory (P. W.)
| Satterlee (W.)
| Saunders (A. E.)
| Sawyer (BH. J.)
| Schaeffer (W. J.)
| Schaffner (W.)
| Schmidt (E. T.)
| Schmidt (W.)
_ Schmidt litho co.
| Schmitt (N.)
| Schmitz-Horning co.
535
7292.
14208.
San Francisco art leather co.
San Francisco breweries, Itd.
Sanguinet (KF. W.) 30732.
Sanitol chem. laboratory. 9876.
Sargent (L. L.) 18608.
Sarony (O.) co. 30733.
9888.
30737.
13272.
2411, 3502.
156338.
16395.
11848.
22562.
2412, 22564.
26227.
Sawyer (L. E.) 7314.
Saxe embroidery co. 9889.
Saxton (G. L.) 13279.
Schade (K.) 16400.
Schaefer (H. G.) 7315
26228
8074, 23497.
Scharf bros. 30738.
Schattenstein (N.)
Schatz (A. A.)
Schevill (W. V.)
Schiller (F. V.)
Schiller (O.)
Schiller (S.)
Schirmer (G.)
Schlechten (A.)
Schloss bros. & co.
Schlueter (F. J.)
Schmid (C. P.), jr.
Schmidt (W.)
Schmidt (A. P.)
Schmidt (E.)
Saunders (H. K.)
Savory (KE. W.) ltd.
Sawdey & Walter.
Sawyer (C. H.)
16400.
25176.
14209, 31836.
7316.
21107.
9895, 22570.
13281, 15634.
18282, 15635.
5288, 7317, 22573.
22577.
23586.
15641.
25177.
19625.
9897.
Schmidt (J. R.) 5291,
13283, 18609.
7318, 9898,
15641.
5292, 13285, 15643.
25178.
31700.
Schmitt (C.) ;
30741.
Schmitzberger (J.) 19497.
Schneckenburger (M. G.)
Schneelock (E. R.) 31887.
Schneider (F. A.) 2415, 7319, 20758,
27999.
Schneider (O. J.) 5293.
Schneider (W. G.) 14210.
Schnitzer (G.) 5897, S076, 14211,
19625.
Schoebel (G.) 23359.
Scholefield (F. R.) 11854.
Schonemann (A.) 318388.
Schonewolf (H. W.) 9903.
Schouler (R. S.) 9918.
Schrader (W.) & Dennis (H.)
18612.
Schradsky co. 7821.
Schrafft (W. F.) & sons. 2450.
Schreyvogel (C.) 5900, 7322, 14212.
Schulze-Thewis (W.) 29007.
25179.
9920,
534 TNR |): i
pt. Iv, 2. 8., v.3
1
Schumacher & Murphy. 18613, 23588. | Sieg (Mrs. H. J.) 23619.
Schumo (S. L.) 15644. Siegel (H.) 18619, 28094.
Schwab & Wolf. 7323, 9921, 18286, | Siegrist (E. J.) 13294, 25194, 30762,
| Sievers (F. W.) 28999. j
15648. |
Schwartz (C. W.) 3503, 5294. _Sigsbee (M. S.) 30764. 7
Schwarz (A.) 23476, 31822. _Silberer (D. D.) bros. 9942, 15655,
Schweizer (J. O.) 5901. | 18629.
Schwemberger (S.) 28064.
Scobie (F.) 23590, 25180.
Silberstein (M. D.) 23621.
Simm (F.) 23359. ~
Secofield-Pierson co. 15649. Simmons (E.) 25197.
Seott (W.) 30742. | Simons. (P. P.) 25198.
Scott & Van Altena. 5295. Simplex litho. co. 5903, 26237.
Scribner (J. H.) 28083. | Simplicity co. 2476, 18630.
Scribner’s (C.) sons. 3504, 73824, Simpson (A. L.) 9944, 13295.
16396, 26229. | Simpson (BE, A.) 23623.
Scudder (J.) 31843. Simpson (N. P.) 5306.
Scurlock (A. N.) 5297. Singer (M. A.) 3506, 11856, 19628.
Seabrook (B. R.) 16398. Singer sewing machine co. 30765.
Seamans (F. M.) 5902. Skinner (C. J.) 2484.
Sears (A. E.) 25182. Skinner (Mrs. M. G.) 15656.
Sears & Friedman. 2454. Slade (G. T.), jr. 22624.
Seattle brewing & malting co. 16399, Slater (Mrs. 8S. A.) 7382.
Seeger (Dr. H.) 19638. Slauson (H. M.) 23508.
Seem (J. F.) & co. 23591. Slevin (L. 8.) 78388.
Segall (J.) 30750. Sloan (C, A.) 5809.
Seigman (G.) 31571. Sloan (J. V.) & co. 2486, 3508, 9952,
Seignac (Guillaume) 19375, 19379. 15657, 18631.
Self culture socy. 9928. Slosson (W. E.) 2491.
Selleck (O.) 7326, 30751. Smallhoff (C. H.) 28098.
Seltzer (O. ©.) 11855, 23505, 31845. Smedley (W. P.) 25199.
Selz. 28084. Smith (A. D.) 22628.
Senseman (C. M.) °31849. Smith (A. E.) 29000.
Sewell (T. H.) 20759, 23592, 28085. Smith (Mrs. A. L.) 3509, SO7S.
Sexe (T. T.) 30754. Smith (A. T. FE.) 5310.
Seyffer (F. M.) 15650. Smith (C. McK.) See MeKnight-
Shadle (BE. J.) 25183. Smith (C.)
Shampang (G. A.) 138291. Smith (C. N.) 30778.
Shanley & Estey. 30755. Smith (Mrs. D. M.) 9956.
Sharman (C.) 21108. Smith (D. V.) 30776.
Sharp (J. H.) S077. Smith (De C.) S079, 22630, 23514.
Shattuck (L. BE.) 9929, 18614, 23599. | Smith (BE. E.) 5312, 9958, 15668,
Shaw (A. L.) 9930. 25200, 30777.
Shaw (J. H.) 18616. Smith (E. M.) 9957.
Shaw (W. T.) 9931, 15651. Smith (F.) 15672.
Sheahan (i B.) 21109. Smith (F. ©.) Co. 95202.
Sheahan (M. 1T.) 2457, 5298, 73827, gmith (G. B.) 2492.
9933, 182938, 15652, 18617, 20759, | smith (H. EB.) 9962.
23614, 25187, 28087. Smith (H. M.) 13299.
Shears (H. N.) 28997. Smith (J. E.) 30805.
Shelly (K.) 28088. Smith (J. H.) 29006.
Shelton (F. W.) 28089. Smith (J. K.) 9963.
Sheppard (L. W.) 2461. Smith (J. L.) 18632.
Sherman (C. A.) 9939. Smith (L.) 25210, 28100, 30808.
Sherman (FE. C.) 2463. Smith (lL. L.) 380806.
Shinliver (B. H.) 2464. Smith (M. I.) 65318.
Shipler (H.) 2474. Smith (M. W.) 2493, 18634.
Shipp (J. E.) 25192. Smith (S. B.) 9966.
Shonk (C. W.) 5304, 7331. Smith (S. C.) 18636, 20765, 25220.
Shook, (F. C.) 28090, Smith (W. F.) 9967.
Short (C. T.) 14214. Smith (W. 8S.) 18652.
Shorter (S. A.) 23618. Smith & Holmes. 25230, 30816.
Shultz (A. L.) 25198. Smith & Talbot. 30817.
Shultz (L. A.) 5305, 9940. |Smyser (G. H.) 9971.
Shuster (E. A.), jr. 28098. Smysor (F.) 2497. -
Sidelinger (F. A.) 2475. | Snader (E. L.) 22681.
INDEX
nos. 1-53, Jan.—Dec., 1908
—— ——_———-
535
Sniff (A. B.)
Snow (C. H.)
Snow (C. T.)
Solleder (G.) 9973.
Somers (M. A.) 9974.
Somerville (City of) 5319.
Sommer (J. G.) 23515.
Sommers (P.) 5820.
Sonntag (P.) 23516, 29007.
Sonrel (Mile.) 21110.
Sonrel (H.) 31822.
Sons of veterans. 28111.
Souder ptg. co. 15673.
Southern mfg. co. 3510.
Southern Pacific co. 28112.
Southern states mutual life ins. co.
7334.
Southwick (A. Q.)
Southwick (J. W.)
Spalding (EH. D.)
Sparrell art co. 28135.
Spaulding (IT. W.) 19633.
Speiginer (H.) 22655.
Spencer (G. W.) 53882.
Spencer (H.)
20769, 22656, 25231, 30819.
Spencer (H. C.) 53834.
Sperlich (K.) 5709.
Spielvogel (E.) 5909, 8081, 11863,
14215, 16400, 31850.
Spies (A.) 15677.
Splawn (A. J.) 22662.
Spooner & Wells, inc. 9987.
Sprague (A. B.) 25241.
Springer (A. M.) 28141.
Springer (C. H.) 14220.
Springer (H. R.) 9988.
Spurr (H. W.) 5335.
Squires (C. F.) 183814, 18739.
Stacy (C. E.) 18740.
Staderman (J. P.) 8084, 15679.
Stahler (E.) 22672.
Staley (C. M.) 9989.
Stampfler (J.) 20770.
Standard litho. co. 13316.
13305, 18736.
28109.
9972.
3511, 9975.
13309.
30818.
Standard oil co. of Indiana. 25242,
Stancard pub. co s hes SO)
Standard scenic co. 2499, 5337.
Standish (F.) 2550.
Stanlaws (P.) 18818, 18741, 22673,
28142, 28148, 30822.
Stanley works. 5346.
Stanward (S.) 22679.
Stanyan (C. P.) 7335, 9995.
Star ptg. co. 13330.
Stark (H.) 7336:
Starr (S. J.) 7338.
Starr (T. B.) 29008.
Stebbins (N. L.)
13331, 18750.
Stecher litho. co. °O771, 22680, 28210.
Steele (R. BE.) .25243, 28225.
Steichen (E.) 15681.
Steicher (E. J.) 11864.
Steinman (R.) & co. 22782, 25260.
5347, 7340, 9999,
| Stenton (H. R.)
| Sterner (H. A.)
_ Stewart sisters.
13311, 15674, 18737, |
2555, 28227.
Stephens (E.) 19634.
Stephenson (R.L.) 10005, 15684.
Stereo-travel co. 7348, 10006, 13339,
18756.
Stern (E.) & co. 11865.
28228.
Sterrett (S.C.) 26240.
Stetson (F.L.) 22796.
Stetson pressinc. 10808.
Stewart (F.) 5352.
Stewart (J.K.) 22797.
Stewart (M.) 10814.
Stewart pub. co. 2556, 25268, 26241,
30825, 31854.
28229.
28232.
5353, 25269, 30827.
Stiff (W. G.)
Stiles (C. L.)
Stimson (J. E.) 22798.
Stirn (L.& E.) 11866.
Stockmann (H.L.) 2557.
Stokes (FF. A.) co. 22808, 23517, 25280.
Stokes (F.W.) 138348.
Stolt (J.) 2558, 30830.
Stolzenberger (BE. A.)
Stone (A.L.) 18857.
Stone (C. J.) eo. 7473, 10815, 13357,
22817.
Stone (M. T.) art co. 15685.
Stone (S.) 20792, 22820, 25367.
Stone-Van Dresser co. 29009.
Stonecipher (B. D.) 20793.
Stonecipher (C. U.) 18859.
Storck (J. F.) 18861.
Stouch (H.) & co. 15686.
Stout (H. E.) 15687, 18866.
Stow (A. H.) 2565, 16422.
Strahl (H. P.) 2569, 5354.
13346, 18856.
Straus (L.) & sons. 238550.
Strauss (C. W.) 18867, 30831.
| Strauss (F. V.) 26242.
Strauss (J. C.) 10817, 13359, 15688.
Strauss & Pierce. 15689.
Street & Smith. 20795, 22827, 28233,
30832.
Streeter (G. A.) 18868.
Strickland (J. J.) 15692.
Strobridge litho. co. 2572, 53857, 7476,
10822, 13360, 15697, 18870, 22829,
25881, 28234, 30834.
Strohm (H. E.) 25408.
Strong (W. J.) 25409.
Strong & Warner co.
Stroud (W. J.) 5366.
Strouse & bros. 18890.
Struck (A.) 5855.
Stuart (W. G.)
Studebaker bros.
28249.
Students agency. 80858.
Studwell (J. A. R.) 18894.
Sudre (R.) 28551.
Suesskind & Rehfeldt.
Sullenberger (L. P.)
Sullivan (C. F.)
28247.
7502.
auto. co. coh: IN: | Xe
30859.
15706.
5382.
536
INDEX
pt. Iv, 2. 8.,V.3
30860.
26244.
13384,
Sullivan (M.)
Sullivan (M. R.)
Superior color press.
Sutcliffe (S.) 10863.
Sutherland (HE. E.) med. co.
Sutro (T.) 18895, 29010.
Swan (D. C.) 16889.
Swan (J.) 53883.
Swann (H.C.) 15707.
Swartz (D. L.) 18385.
Swayze (A.) 2603.
Sweeney (S.) 3524.
Sweet bros.
18896, 20796, 25410, 28251.
Swenning (R. T.) 26245.
Swift (Mrs. C. A.) 16423, 29011.
Swift & co. 30862.
Switzer (C. C.) 18897.
Sylvester (E. G.) 15710.
Sylvester (H. EB.) 18898.
Symonds (J. H.) 22864.
Taber-Prang art co. 183887, 15711,
25418.
Tabernier (P.) 16370.
Tabor (S. EB.) 28552.
Taggart (M. W.) 20797, 22865, 28253,
30871.
Tait (B. 8S.) 28295.
Tammen (H. H.) 2604, 10864, 15729,
18900, 25425.
Tammen (H.H.) curio co. 10879.
Tandy (F. D.) co. 80899.
Tangen (E.) 7506, 10888, 189138, 22875.
Tapestry paint co. 7507.
Tarbell (BE. C.) 16424.
Tarbell (J. H.) 10889, 15732, 22878,
28296, 30900.
Tarrytown horticultural socy, 2605.
Tattegrain (F.) 23558.
Tatum (HE. H.) 5917.
Taylor (C. A.) 30901.
Taylor (C. H.) 2606.
Taylor (C. M.) 29012.
Taylor (F. H.) 20821.
Taylor (G. C.) 20823.
Taylor (J. J.) 2607.
Taylor (M. L.) 20824.
Taylor (R. L.) 18915.
Taylor (W. H.) 10892.
Taylor & Carpenter. 10895.
Taylor art co. 10896, 28297.
Leas (i. .¥.) » 7608,
Teasley (W. M.) 22881.
Teats (Mrs. M. B.) 1383889.
Tebbs (R. W.) 283816.
Teddy post card co. 10900.
Tees (H.) 30905.
Telharmonie securities co. 2612.
Tennant (H. F.) 10902, 157338, 18916,
228838.
Tennant & Ward. 18917.
Tennent (H. W.) 10907.
Tessier (C. H.) 2615.
Thanlow (F.) 196388,
Theis (C. 0.) 25435, 30911.
28250.
3523,
| Thickson (A. R.)
5384, 7503, 13386, 15708, |
_ Thompson
Tichnor bros.
' Toronto litho. co.
Theobald (S.) 19635.
Theobald (S.) jr. 23554.
26256.
Thicoll (W.) 22884.
Thode (W. F.) 2616.
Thomas (J.) 30912.
Thomas (M.) 14221.
Thomas & co. 10910,
Thompson (C. A.) 25487.
Thompson (E. 8.) 30982.
Thompson (Mrs. F. F.) 5918.
Thompson
Thompson
Thompson
Thompson
(F. K.) 20828, 28317.
(F. P.) 30984.
(G. BE.) 15734.
ee ) ee
i
Thompson (
Thompson (
Thompson {
Thompson (
Thomson (T. 7 2618, 3526.
Thorburn (J. M.) & co. 2619, 22893.
Thorne (H. J.) 2651.
Thorne (W.) 38527, 29013.
Throckmorton (J. W.) 21111.
Throssel (R.) 53886, 7509, 10912.
Thurlow (H. A.) 28820.
Thuss (W. G. & A. J.) 22899.
Thwaites (G. H.) 18390, 20830.
2652.
Tiffany studios. 11870, 14222, 30988.
Tillberg (A.) 7868.
Tillier (P.) 23556.
Tillinghast (A. G.)
Tillinghast (B. C.)
Tillinghast (M. E.)
Tingley (K.) 28322.
Tiny tads co. 2654, 5410, 7510, 18391,
20831, 22900, 30991.
Tipton (W. H.) 20832.
Tipton (W. R.) 54138.
Title guarantee & trust co. 26257.
Toasted corn flakes co. 19637.
Tobias (J. H.) 18918, 22901, 25438.
Tobin (G. T.) 3528.
Tobin (J. A.) 5414.
Tobin (M. F.) 2668, 30993.
Tocci (F.) 2681.
Todd (G. H.) 10916.
Todd (J. J.) 5417.
Todd (M. P.) 28334.
Toggart (M. W.) 18920.
Tojetti (G.) 29014.
Toles (H. L.) 7513.
Tolman (F. 8S.) 10918, 15759.
Tolman (R. P.) 23558, 28336.
Toman (V. E.) 20833.
Toms (F. H.) 28337.
Tooth (A.) & sons. 10919.
Torney (J. L.) 7533.
5418.
28321.
2653.
21112.
Torres (A.) 5745.
Totten (G. OQ.) 2721.
Tower (A, J.) co. 11871.
nos. 1-53, Jan.—Dec., 1908
Towles studio. 25439, 28338.
Towne (A. D.) 21113.
Towns (C. C.) 381002.
Townsend (C. A.) 10924, 15761, 18930.
Townsend (C. F.) 18946, 22903.
Trade mark co. 21114.
Trautwein (R. J.) 31005.
Travis (S.) 142238.
Treese (W. E.) 25460.
Tribune co. 27238, 5419, 7538, 10926,
138398, 157638, 18047, 20834, 22910,
28341, 31006.
Tribune pub. co. 10942, 13410, 15768.
Trimpey (E. B.) 18411.
Trimpey & co. 15769, 25461.
Triner (J.) 29015.
Trinler (C. M.) 8085.
Tripp (G. BH.) 28344.
Triscott (S. P. R.) 13412, 31023.
Trostrud (A.) 18954.
Troth (H.) 31025.
Trowitzsch & sohn. 19638.
Troy steam laundry. 18960.
Troyer (R. A.) 10948.
@rudell (©. L.) 5919.
Trufant (N. 8.) 25462.
Trumbull (R. J.) 5424.
Trussell (W. C.) jr. 19641.
muck (h.) & sons, Itd. 3529, 16425,
22921, 31856.
Tucker (C. O.) 28845.
Tucker memorial co. 25464.
Tullar-Meredith co. 31029.
Tupper (H. W.) 15770.
Turnbull (R. F.) 10944.
Turner (C. Y.) 8086, 14224, 18961,
31859.
Turner (F. HE.) 7554.
Turner (H. K.) co. 2741.
Turner (J. HE.) 18417.
Turners (W. A.) 25466.
Turrill & Miller. 13418, 15772, 28348.
Tuttle (L. T.) 18419.
Tutty (C. D.) 2748.
Tyler, photographer.
Tyler (O. F.) 283858.
Tyroler (J.) 22988.
Tyrrell (E. R.) S088.
Udell (M. A.) 28364.
Uhde (F. v.) 31700.
Ullman (R.) 28864.
Ullman & co. 3810380.
Uliman mfg. co. 2745, 15778, 16426,
18964, 19642, 22934, 25467, 28364,
31034. :
Ulmann (B.) & co. 2751, 18420, 22936.
Underhill (1.) 2757, 5482, 7558, 13424,
15798, 189738, 22949, 25496, 28869.
Underwood (W. L.) 2764, 25497,
283871.
Underwood & Underwood, 2778, 5483,
7561, 10945, 138434, 15794, 18980,
20838, 22952, 25509, 283875, 31049.
Unger & Fengler. 5923.
Union card co. 23115, 25759.
18962.
537
ie “ - — ——————
Union metallic cartridge co. 14225.
Union natl. bank. 2915.
Union Pacific tea co. 23120.
U. S. fashion & sample bk. co.
13517, 19110, 31106.
U. S. horseshoe co. 28496.
U.S. litho. co. 2916, 5535, 7673, 11101,
13519, 15986, 19111, 20905, 23121,
25762, 28497, 31107.
U. S. sample book co. 2964.
Universal photo-novelty co. 13550.
University art shop, inc. 11873, 14226.
University press. 2967, 5561, 13551,
19165, 25811.
Up-to-date novelty shop. 5563.
Uptown kodakery. 19169.
Urbani (E.) T7701.
Vaga (Z. W.) 15999.
Vail (BE. B.) 19170.
Valenkamph (T. V. C.)
Valentine (E. V.) 7703.
Vandall (A.) 28530, 29016.
Vanderveer (W. H.) 25828.
Van Deventer (C. J.) 13576.
Van Dyke (A. L.) 16000.
Van Dyke (J.) co. 19171.
Van Eaton (H. D.) T7704.
Van Gytenbeek (A.) 18577.
Van Hook (F.) 5564.
Van Horen (T. J.) 13584.
Van Marcke (J.) 38435.
Van Nostrand (A. G.) 35338, 8089,
11874, 164380, 19644, 23559, 29017,
31860.
Van Oeyan (L.)
Van Osdel (Mrs. E. M.)
Van Riper firm. 2973.
Vance (EF. S.) 238152.
Vankirk (W. F.) 238155.
Vasarri (B.) 21115.
Vashon island ptg. co.
Vasquez (C.) 21116.
Vaughn (S. L.) 29020.
Vaughn & Keith. 138585, 16001, 23156.
Veatch (W. L.) 16002.
Vedder (A. H.) 14260.
Veenfliet (R.) 28560.
Veith (BH.) | 16400.
Venino (A. F.) 381185.
Venn (F. H.) 31188.
Vermont historical society.
Vernon (A. J.) 11876.
Vernon (E.) 5745, 11877, 31571.
Vessey (A.) 18586.
Victor pub. co. 258383.
Victor talking machine.
Vikre (P. B.) 20924.
Vilmer (W. H.) 28158.
Vitagraph co. of Amer. 2975, 5569,
7707, 11150, 18587, 16004, 19173,
20925, 238159, 25834, 28531, 31139.
Viti: (MLAs). 1714.
Vogue co. 31161.
Volk (D.) 5925, 11878, 31868.
Volk ((S.. D.): . 29022:
1672,
5924.
19172, 25829.
29019.
11149.
23157.
3534.
538
Volkert (H.) 7868.
Von Hardenberg co. 25851.
Von Zell (T. W.) 16481.
Voodry (J. A.) 2984.
Vose (R. C. & N. M.) 3535.
Voss (A. G.) 2988, 5578, 16022, 31162.
Vredenburg & co. 5586.
Vrooman (E. E.) 28550.
Wade (Mrs. E. V.) 3007.
Wadsworth, Howland & co. 258:
Wagner (P. M.) 5594.
Wahl (T. W.) 238180.
Waisenhauses (Buchandlung
19646.
Walcott (H. M.) 31866.
Waldrop photo. co. 28551.
Wales (R. E.) 16036.
Walker (A. V.) 19190, 31186.
Walker (G. H.) & co. 13595.
Walker (H.) 11880.
Walker (J. H.) jr. 23181.
Walker (M.) 16482.
Walker (N. V.) 11165.
Walker bros. dry goods co.
Walker litho. & pub. co. 19192.
Wall, Nichols co., ltd. 31195.
Wallace (L. D.) 11166, 11881.
Wallace (L. D.) 11881.
Waller ¢P. J.) 28557.
Wallet (A.) 19379.
‘Walsh (C. J.) & Ray
Walter (E. F.) 3008,
Waltham piano co.
Walton (W. R.)
Waltz (H. E.)
Walz (H. A.)
14272, 23564.
Wanamaker (J.) 11168.
Ward (A. P.) 14274.
Ward (F. 28559.
Ward (J. & Hoerner
7715.
Ward (M.
Ward (W.
Warren (J. D.) 23183.
Warren & Wetmore. 14276.
Warwick (F. K.) 25854.
Warwick (W.G.) 11195.
Washburn (R. A.) 31220.
Washer (H. A.) 23181.
Washington (W. L.) 28561.
Wasson (C. L.) 11198, 28562, 31222.
Waterman (C. EB.) 38009, 11199, 13597,
16040, 19198, 23185.
Waterman (L. EB.) co. 7716.
Waterman (O. W.) 11204, 31262.
Waters (L. C.) 11885.
Waters (R. J.) & co. 16050.
Watertown post card co. 31267.
Wathena Portland cement co. 5597.
Watkins (J. T.) 11205.
Watkins (L. A.) 11206, 13598.
Watson (M. M.) 16056.
Watson-Plummer shoe co.
Waugh (F. J.) 28987.
des )
(C. M.)
5596.
11882.
20937, 23182.
19650.
& co. 11167,
(J. H.)
28560.
31219.
26258.
31218.
11888,
:
| Weichmann (M. H.)
_ Weidner (C.)
INDEX
pt. Iv, 2. S., ¥.3
Weatherby (W. L.) 20940.
Weaver (T. G.) 19199.
Webb (Z. B.) 25855.
Webber (W.) 26259.
Webster (A. T.) 23198.
Webster (C. B.) & co. 20941, oe
Webster (D. E.) T7717.
Webster (G. A.) 3022.
Webster (H. D.) 31867.
Webster (R. A.) 31868.
Weczerzick (A.) 31700.
Weddell (J. M.) 238199.
Weerts (J. J.) 21117.
19651.
Weichselbaum (M.) & Zarowin (S.)
16433.
16057.
| Weigall (G. J. V.) 11887.
Weil (H.) & co.
19201.
Weinstein (H.) 7718.
Weisgerber (C. H.) 11215, 13659.
Weisman (W. H.) 28201.
Weiss (H. H.) 381869.
Weitlich (R.) 5609.
Weitz (N. A. B.) 16061.
Welch (G.) 25860.
Welch (K.) 5866.
Wellcome (H. 8.)
Weller (E. K.)
Weller (T. A.)
Welles (FF. J.)
Wellman (W.)
Wells (W. H.)
3023, 13640, 16058,
19652,
31268.
3039.
3040, 5610.
7719, 16062, 25861.
11216. ;
| Wells & Richardson co. 31331.
| Wendell (CE.
Wentworth (L. A.)
| Westerhouse (H. C.)
_ Westerman (H. J.)
| Wheeler (J. D.)
| Wheeler (M. BE.)
Welsh (J. B.)
I.)
16070, 19205.
23202.
28565.
Werling (J.) 118SSS8, 13660.
Werner (B.) 19208.
Wertheimer (D. 8S.) co. T751, 25893.
Wesley adv. co. 813382.
West (F. M.) 11217.
Westchester & Brown title & mort-
gage guaranty co. 31336, 31870.
11218.
28566.
Westermann (lL. A.) co. 7752, 28567,
31335.
Western bank note & eng. co. 28568.
Western eng. & const. co. 23203, 23567.
Western horseman co. 31337.
Western novelty co. 23204.
Westervelt (C.) 11251.
Wetmore (J. S.) 19209, 232065.
Wetzel (C. H.) 13661.
Wheale (D. J.) 238207.
23208.
7753.
Whisler (H. A.) 5614.
Whitcomb (B. J.) 23211
White (A. J.) 16075, 20945.
White (E.) 25896. .
White (BE. C.) 19210.
INDEX
nos. 1—5.
3, Jan.—Dec.,
White (H. C.) co. 3043, 5615, 7754,
11252, 13666, 16077, 19212, 23222, | Wilson (R. M.)
28569, 31341.
White (J. R.) 3044.
White (I..) 16086,
23224, 25904.
White (L. 8.)
White (P. H.)
White (T. T. )
White (V.)
White city
White co. 16090.
Whitehair (P. P.) 3050.
Whitehead & Hoag co. 3051, 3539,
5619, 5926, T772, 11441, 11889, 16091,
26261, 28623, 31871.
Whiting bros. 30538, 5634.
Whitman (C. M.) 18778,
Whitmore (C. M.) 16092.
Whittier (L. G.) 28235.
Whittle (T.) 25915.
Whitty (J. H.) 31346.
Whitworth bros. co. 23236.
Wickman (G. H.) 20951.
Wicks (C. L.) 18779.
Wiederseim (G. G.) 7773, 31350.
Wiggin (F. H.) 14286.
Wiggins (W. O.)
Wilcox (H. A.)
Wilcox (J. F.) & co.
Wiles (I. R.) 14287.
Wilkins (C. BE.) 23237.
Wilkins (J. R.) 20952, 28627.
Wilkinson (BE. H.) 13780, 25916.
Willet stained glass co. 5937, 29023.
Willett (A.) 3540.
Williams (A. C.) 20953.
Williams (C.) 3057, 28628.
Williams (C. U.) 7775, 7809.
Williams (E.) 56837, 31853.
Williams (H. C.) 16095, 25926.
Williams ( L.) 5658.
Williams (J.) ine. 11892.
Williams (J. A.) 31396.
( on
(
(O
19243, 20946,
7765.
3047.
23995.
aA 26260.
art co. 23229, 25909.
23231.
Williams 5659, 25927.
Williams H.) 5938.
Williams D.) 3114, 16097, 19247,
23238.
Williams (Mrs. W. A.) 5940, 23239.
Williamson (C. A.) 16435.
Williamson (H. A.) 5660.
Willis (J. R.) 31429.
Willis-Shores co. 23240.
Wills (B. W.) 3116.
Willson (W.H.) 20954.
Wilmarth (G. G.) 5941.
Wilmington rod & gun club.
Wilms (L. W.) 38117, 23568.
Wilshire’s mag. 19258.
Wilson (D.) 20955?
Wilson (F.) 3541, 11893, 16487, 21118,
23569, 31873.
Wilson (J.) 28241.
Wilson (L. L.) 11899.
Wilson (M. B.) 11900, 21119.
Hy.
J.
J.
L.
M.
7810.
|
| Winchester repeating arms Co.
SSS Ss
| Winsor (B. V.)
| Wiseman
539
Wilson (R. B.) 18781.
5661.
Winans (H. J.) 3119.
35438,
31874.
Wineman (J. C.) & co. 11458.
Wingren (O. J.) 25935, 31430.
Winscher (C. G.) 23248.
Winslow (A. G.) 13782.
23244.
Wintemute (F. C.) 3120.
Winter & Pond. 25945, 28708.
Wirth (K.) 5662, 31436.
Wischan (A.) 3121.
Wischen (P.) 31448.
Wiseman (R. F.) 31449.
(W. H.) 16099, 19258,
28704.
Wiss (J.) & sons
Witkowski (—)
Witkowski (K.) 3544, 11901, 29025.
Witmark (F. M.) 21120.
Witt (H. C.) 11454.
Wittig (W. W.) 18791.
Wittridge (H. B.) 19270, 25948.
Woeckener (A. C.) 19277.
Woelfie (A. W.) 19653.
Wolf (G. A.) 5672, 23245.
Wolf & co. 14288, 19654, 26290, 29031,
31875.
Wolf novelty co.
Wolfe (U.) co.
Wolferman (M. J.) 2S705.
Wolff (L.) & co. ltd. 11463,
16102, 19297, 26297.
Wolfson (M.) 26298, 31890.
Wolley & co. 31450.
Woman’s college of Baltimore.
Wood (M. R.) 25951, 31451.
Wood (O. F.) 3123, 5673, 7811, 11468,
13792, 16104, 19301, 20957.
Wood (W. M.) 25954.
Woodbury granite co. 3546.
Woodhead (W. H.) 25955.
Woodruff (F. M.) 18817, 28706.
Woodward & Tiernan ptg. co.
31452.
Woolard (S. F.) 18819.
Woolf (S. J.) 11910.
Woollett (A. P.) 28571, 31891.
Wooten (B.) 23246.
Worden (W. EB.) 5688.
Worden bros. monument mfg. co.
World film mfg. co. 11488.
World’s dispensary medical
11911.
Wortham (M. C.)
Woy (L.) 28707.
Wray (D.C.) 25966.
Wright (A.) 5691.
Wright (E.) 193879.
Wright (E. A.) 11490, 28710, 31518.
Wright (E. A.) bank note eco. 5692,
31517.
Wright (F. C.)
eo. 23570.
5745,
25949.
29036.
11904,
19298.
3158,
3202.
assn.
11489, 11912.
25967.
540
16124, 28715.
28721.
Wright (F. L.)
Wright (G. E.)
Wright (W. B.) 11492.
Wright & Goodman. 13820.
Wurtz bros. 3208, 16127, 19326.
Wyer (H. 8.) 19328.
Wykert (F. T.) 20972.
Wykoff-Anderson co. 31519.
Wyllie (H. S.) 3207.
Wyman (F.) 28722.
Wyman (R.) 19699.
Yachting pub. co. 13822.
Young (J. H.) 5693.
Young (L. A.) 5699.
Young (R. C.) & Furse. 8090.
Young (S. J.) 31520.
Young & Carl. 16133, 20973.
Young, Lord & Rhodes, ltd. 25968.
LéFe ‘0?
' Zuver (L. L.)
INDEX
pt. Iv, 0. 8., v.38
Y. M. C. A., ine. 23247.
Young peoples Christian temperance
union. 16135.
Young people’s missionary movement.
11495.
Youngs (H.) 3208.
Zabrtmann (Christ.)
Zak (J. J.) 25970.
Zanazio (G.) 31571.
Zeda (H. L.) 13826.
Zeifler (M.) 25971.
Zeisse (L.) 8091.
Zick (A.) 31700.
Zier (E.) 21121.
Zimmermann (Carl.) 5855.
Zo (H.) 21122.
Zschaebitz (R.) 3547, 16441.
25972.
14217.
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