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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz1087 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents No. 688,208 to 688,8.
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OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
[BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS.]
VOL. 89-No, 10. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1899. PRiOa-$5 per year.
Page.
ORDER IN RELATION TO DRAWINGS AND BLUE-PRINTS ---- 185
CORR 9SPONDENCE --- . .. . ..---------------------------------- 1885
CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION ISSUED DECEMBER 5, lb99--
LABELS -------------------------------------------1 865
PRINTS ---------- ------------------------- 1865
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ---------- -- 1866
ISSUE OF DECEMBER 5, 1809 ------------------------------- 166
PATENTS GRANTED ------------------------------------------ 867
REISSUES ---------------.---------------------------------- None.
DEsmNs ------------------------------------------------------ 2054
TRADE-MARKS -------_----------------------------........ 2064
COMM 1S1WIR'S DECISIONS--
Ex parte Lorenz --------------------------------------- 206t
Ex parte Sherman and Harms ----_--_-------------- 2067
Ex parte Buffalo Pitts Company ----------------------- 2069
'Order in Relation to Drawings and Blue-Prints,
Erasures and alterations in drawings forming part of appli-
cations will not be permitted, except as herein provided.
No alteration will be permitted in a drawing forming any part
of an application by an applicant, or any person acting for him,
except where a blue-print or other photographic copy has been
filed in the case. When, however, the Examiner makes a re-
quirement for a change in the original drawing and no blue-
print or other copy has been furnished by the applicant, the
Office will make such copy without charge, and thereup6n the
required alteration may be made by the applicant, under the
direction of the.Examiner, subject to his approval; or, upon re-
quest, it will be made by the Office at the expense of the appli-
cant.
Requirements of the Office for alterations in original draw-
ings will be made in writing, and the applicant's response must
also be in writing. The copy of the drawing, the requirement
to alter, and the applicant's response will form part of the rec-
ord in the case.
Alterations in drawingz .,nnot be made in the Attorneys'
Room, except upon written permission of -the Examiner in
charge of the application.
Action on the merits by the Office will not be suspended pend-
ing the change of a drawing, if the invention claimed may be
understood by the Examiner.
Applicants are requested to furnish with thbir originals a blue-
print or other photographic copy of all drawings forming part
of an application, and when this is done such copy shall be made
a permanent part of the record In the case; or, upon the request
of applicants, the Office will make blue-prints for five cents a
sheet.
In appeal cases and upon the declaration of an interference, a
blue-print or other copy of the drawings will e sent forward
with the files, the Examiner retaining the oniginal drawings
until the day of hearing.
Applicants may inspecttheir drawings in the Attorneys' Room
before blue-prints are filed.
Violation of the requirements and provisions of this order will
be considered ground for disbarment.
Orders No. 98, of January 25, 1894, and No. 1,134, of June 5,
1897, are hereby revoked.
Correspondence.
1. Communications to the Patent Office must be addressed to
the Commissioner of Patents.
.2. A double correspondence with the inventor and an assignee,
or with a principal and his attorney, or with two attorneys can-
not generally be allowed.
8. The assignee of the entire interest of an invention Is entitled
to hold the correspondence with the Office.
4. Actions by the Office which are wanting in official propriety
will he canceled from the fll. Communications to the Office
in violation of the requirements of decorum and courtesy will
not be accepted or will be returned.
5. 'Separate letters must be written about assignments for rec-
ord, final fees for patents, orders for copies, abstracts of title,
complaints against officials, and every other distinct subject of
communication.
CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION ISSUED
DECEMBER 5, 1899.
Labels.
7,224.-Title: STAG STOGIES. (For Stogies.) George H. Martin,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Application filed November 2, 1899.
7,225.-Title: BLUE GRASS EXPORT. (For Lager-Beer.) Lex-
ington Brewing Company, Lexington, Ky. Application filed
November 11, 1890.
7,226.-Title: RoYAL GEM.' (For Coffee.) EdwardM. Whaley
and William C. Dashiell Baltimore, Md. Application filed
November 11, 1899.
7,227.-Title: EVERLASTING PRESERVATIVE Foa EGGS. (For a
Preservative.) Frank Guiltman, New Mlilford, Pa. Appli-
cation filed November 11, 1899.
7,228.-Title: MASON'S CHALLENGE PASTE STOVE POLISH. (For
Stove-Polish.) James S. Mason & Company, Philadelphia,
Pa. Application filed November 13, 1899.
Prints.
185.-Title: THE READER. (For Sewing-Machines.) The
Singer Manufacturing Company, Elizabeth, N. J., and New
York, N. Y. Application filed November 13, 1899.
186.-Title: THE WRITER. (For Sewing-Machines.) The
Singer Manufacturing Company, Elizabeth, N. J., and New
York, N. Y. Application filed November 13, 1899.
187.-Title: HUYLER'S COCOA AND CHOCALATE FROM THE BREAN.
(For Cocoa and Chocolate.) Hugler's, New York, N.Y. Ap-
plication filed October 27, 1899.
188.-Title: LAXATIVE FRUIT JUICE. (For a Laxative.) Joseph
von Werthern, San Francisco, Cal. Arplication filed Novem-
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