Judge — February 7, 1903 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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G1 Segert & Sons vs A tau Company, a corporauon, altrmng the decree afte | Gnced Sates Cuca Court, Northern Dri of Ie apis which granted to the complainants, Dr.) GB rt & Sone, the exclusive right to the use ol he * Angostura™ in connection with bitters Phe decree in question containa the following passage e court further finds that the saxt word ° Angos | tura‘ is a trade-mark, good and valid ia law, and thst the use of saxd word by the complamants ard thei pred | ecessors since the date ot its adoption, as aloresaal has been continuous for over filty years, and that the complainants are now in lact and’ im law the own bereol, and have the exclusive mght to use the same 3 |pisdes mark for and in connection with the sale of Jedges Jenkin Grosscup, and Baker reviewed Ot | case on appeal and the opeuon of the cour. as dex | ered by Judge Jenkins, effectually disposed of the arte | ments used by the defendants im their attempt to ove throw the claims of the Siegerts to the exclusive use o the trade-mark ** Angostura Buters. 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