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MANUAL OF STYLE
FOR USE IN
COMPOSITION AND PROOF PiEADING
PREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER
1903
Inflexible rules for style in all works can not be given, but for the general work of the Government Printing Office the rules herein contained will be observed.
All persons connected with the typographical divisions of this office are requested to preserve this book and study carefully the rules and suggestions offered for their guidance.
Department editors are requested when preparing work for this office to make
their copy conform as nearly as possible to the style here presented, and to specify
fully any general deviation therefrom that may be desired.
July 1, 1903. Names of types (nonpareil, brevier, long primer, etc.) are used in this Mancal, although the point system is coming into general use in the office and is apparently
destined to entirel}- supersede the old system. 2
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CONTENTS.
Page.
Suggestions to authors
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Manual of style
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Orthography
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Indian names
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Compound words
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Use of capitals
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8
Departments, bureaus, etc
8
Titles of persons
10
Geographic names
11
Miscellaneous capitals
13
Foreign governments, etc
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16
Lower-case
17
Abbreviations
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Tabular work
22
Leader work
25
Use of figures
25
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Miscellaneous
27
Addresses, signatures, and date lines
30
Addresses
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31
Signatures
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Date lines
Follow--Fol. lit
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33
Use of italics
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33
General testimony
33
Court style
34
Court of Claims opinions, briefs, and decisions
34
Supreme Court records
34
Bill style
35
Heading of House bill
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37
Heading of Senate bill
37
Indorsements
38
Journal style
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38
Useful information
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43
Vocabulary of double words.
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43
Termination of words, etc
62
Fishes, fishery appliances, etc
63
Spelling of Indian names
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64
County names in the United States
65
Standard page measurements
75
Standard page widths
76
Signature numbers for sixteens
77
Signature numbers for eights
78
Greek alphabet
78
Suggestions for compositors, readers, and revisers
79
Decisions of the Board on Geographic Names
81
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SUGGESTIONS TO AUTHORS.
Authors are advised to so prepare their copy that it can be clearly understood by
the printer. Nothing should be left for conjecture. Measurable perfection can be
secured by first transeril)ing copy on the typewriter, and before releasing it for
publication giving it as careful revision as is afterwards given proof sheets. In
the end this will not only save time, but Department printing funds frequently
exhausted in making author's corrections in proof will be available for other work.
Typewritten copy (when a good quality of paper is used) is always preferable to
manuscript, but all copy should be plain to produce good work.
The following points are offered as suggestions which, if heeded, will enable this
office to achieve the best results:
1. All paragraphs should be clearly marked on copy, thus avoiding vexatious mis-
prints due to overrunning.
2. Photographs, drawings, cuts, etc., for illustrations should accompany manuscript. Each should bear the name of the publication to which it belongs, together
with the figure or plate number, and necessary titles or legends for the same should
A Ibe inserted at the proper place in copy.
complete list of plates and figures should
always accompany the manuscript.
3. When a work is made up of several parts, or papers, a carefully prepared sched-
ule of the desired arrangement should be forwarded with the maiiuscript.
4. Proper names and technical terms should be plainly and carefully written, using
CAPITAL letters if necessary, and each should be verified before the copy is sent to
the printer.
5. Details of. capitalization and punctuation may be safely left to the printers and proof readers. It is part of their profession; they make a study of the subject, and
will generally meet the author's taste.
6. Write only on one side of the paper. When printed matter covering more than
one side of a sheet is used as copy, a duplicate should be furnished; otherwise
much trouble is caused in cutting.
7. When, as an afterthought, new matter making more than a line is inserted, it
should be written on a separate sheet and the place for its insertion clearlj^ indicated.
8. Galley proofs will be furnished when desired. It is important that all corrections be made on the first proofs; later ones should be used onh' for purposes of
verification.
9. Corrections in stereotype or electrotype plates usually do more harm than good.
They weaken the plate and render new errors probable through damaged letters.
10. Authors and compilers are requested to direct those handling their manuscript
-- to transmit the same to the Printing Office in flat form never to roll the manuscript
if it can be avoided.
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MANUAL OF STYLE.
When necessary to depart from the Manual of Style the copy preparers will give
instructions to the compositors and readers. Instructions will be given as to orthography, compounding, capitalization, and
punctuation in scientific and technical work.
Revisers will promptly notify the foreman of the proof room when variations from the Manual are being marked by Department readers.
ORTHOGRAPHY.
[See also Follow-- Fol. lit., p. 33; Geological ages, etc., p. 13.]
Follow Webster's International Dictionary in spelling and divisions. Observe,
however, the following forms:
afterwards aftward
aluminum
asbestos
backward
canyon downward
draft, drafting, etc.
embed employee
Filipino forward farther (distance) further (not distance) sloyd
shellac
stayed (p. p.) toward
upward wharves
The following authorities, in the order given, will govern the spelling of geographic
names:
Decisions of the United States Board on Geographic Names. United States Postal Guide. International Postal Guide ( Dictionnaire des Bureaux de Poste). Lippincott's Gazetteer of the World.
Rand, McNally & Co.'s Atlas.
IlS^mAN KAMES.
[See also Spelling of Indian names, p. 64.]
Omit spaces and hyphens in Indian geographic names; in other than geographic names, use spaces in place of hyphens.
In court work and "fol." matter, follow copy as to spelling and the use of the hyphen or space.
COMPOUND MOKDS.
[See also Compounds, p. 26; Percentage, p. 27.]
Follow Webster's International Dictionary generally in the use or omission of the hyphen or space between words. (See also Vocabulary op double words, p. 43.)
Compound adjectives generally take the hyphen: A 12-inch main, 75-horsepower
engine, asked-for opinion, light-green color, etc. ; but omit the hyphen in common school, high school, and public school when used adjectively. Cai-e must always be
taken not to confuse the qualifying word with the subject word; for instance, a shoemaker can be a German shoemaker, and, if he makes wooden shoes, a woodenshoe maker.
Mr. So-and-so. 7
ORTHOGRAPHY
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Fractions, when spelled, -will be compounded: One twenty-first, one-fifth, eighty-
one one-hundredths, one one-hundredth, the one-hundredth part, one one hundred
and twentieth. (See also Fractions, p. 27.) The following rule governing work of the United States Geological Survey will be
used generally for similar terms in other work: "Use the hyphen in specific rock
-- names i. e., the names of definite rock types; but when the first word has an adjec-
tive sense, and the meaning would not be changed if an adjective were used (e. g., clay slate=argillaceous slate), the words should not be joined. Examples: mica-
schist, hornblende-gneiss, tuff-breccia; (but) andesite breccia, greenstone conglom-
erate, sand rock."
USE OF CAPITALS.
[See also Follow-- Foi,. lit., p. 33.]
DEPARTMENTS, BUREAIIS, ETC.
Capitalize the titles of departments, bureaus, etc., and the following terms relating
to them, only when referring definitely to those of the United States Government.
The examples under each of the following heads should be given close attention.
ACADEMY
Military Academy, Naval Academy, the Military and Naval academies, the academy. National Academy of Sciences, the academy.
ADMINISTRATION
the Administration of President Roosevelt, the Administrations of Washington and Jefferson.
ARMY
Referring to the whole Army: the Army, the Regular Army, the Volunteer Army, the Regular and Volunteer Armies.
Used as an adjective: army officer, army saddle, etc. Referring to a portion of it: the army in the field, the Philippine army, etc.
Its subdivisions: the infantry, the cavalry, etc. ; but First Infantry, Fifth Cavalry, etc. Corps of Engineers, Hospital Corps (adjective form lower-case, as hospital corps man). Corps of Judge-Advocates, Signal Corps (lower-case adjective form, as signal corps man), etc. Department of the East, the department; Depart-
ments of the Columbia and Colorado. First Brigade, the brigade. First and
Second Brigades; Second Regiment, Third and Fourth Regiments; Company B,
B Company, Companies A and B, A and B Companies; the Headquarters of the
Army, headquarters First Regiment. Coast Artillery; Field Artillery.
Lower-case organizations bearing names of persons: Robinson's brigade, regi-
ment, etc.
Army Gun Factory; Army (or National) Medical Museum. Continental Army.
BOARD
Referring to any board created by enactment of Congress: the Light-House
Board, the Board; Board of General Appraisers (at New York), the Board; Board
of Ordnance and Fortification, the Board, etc.
-- Note. In many cases it is difficult to determine if the word "board" should be capitalized.
Copy preparer will indicate capitalization either by marking it or by written instructions.
BUREAU
the Bureau of Education, the Bureau, the Bureau officers; Pension Bureau; etc.
CABINET
the Cabinet, Cabinet officers, the Cabinets of Lincoln and Grant.
COMMISSION
Referring to any commission created by Congress: the Civil Service Commission, the Commission; the Louisiana Purchase Commission, the Commission. (The note under Board, above, will also apply to "commission.")
COMMITTEE
the Committee on Claims, the committee; the Claims Committees of the House and Senate, the Joint Committee on Printing, the Select Committee on National Banks, the Committee of the Whole, the Committee of the Whole House on
the state of the Union.
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CONGRESS (see also Congress, p. 13; Foreign governments, p. 16)
the Fifty-seventh Congress, the First and. Second Congresses, the Congress, a Congressional district,
the Continental Congress,
the House and Senate.
COURT
the Supreme Court, the Supreme Bench; the Court of Claims, at a Court of Claims; the Court of Private Land Claims; the Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims; the court, referring to any court. Lower-case all other courts.
DEPARTMENT (see also Army, p. 8)
Referring to the Executive Departments: the State Department, Department of
State, the Department, the Navy and War Departments, a Department clerk or
employee, a departmental position; an Executive Department, the Executive Departments.
Lower-case when referring to one of the three grand divisions, as the Government of the United States is composed of the legislative, executive, and judicial
departments.
Referring to a bureau: the Land Department, the Land and Indian departments,
the department.
DIVISION
Referring definitely to the following divisions in the Agricultural Department: Biological Survey, Entomology, Foreign Markets, Publications, Statistics; the officers of the Division.
GOVERNMENT (see also Government, p. 14)
the Government, Government bonds, the Federal Government, the General Government, the National Government, State and National governments, the Governments of the United States and Japan, at the seat of government, governmental control, the Confederate States government.
MINT
the Mint (meaning the Bureau of the Mint), the Philadelphia mint, the San
Francisco mint, etc.
NATIONAL
the national capital, the National Government, the National Guard, the National
Legislature, the National Treasury, the National Bank Redemption Agency,
the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
NAVAL
Naval Academy, Naval Asylum, Naval Dispensary, Naval Gun Factory, Naval Militia (or Reserve) when referring definitely to the national or a State organi-
zation. Naval Observatory, Naval Training Station (at Newport, R. I.).
NAVY
Referring to the whole Navy: the Navy, an officer of the Navy.
Referring to a part: the navy in the Philippines.
Used as an adjective: a navy officer, navy cloth, navy blue.
Its organizations: Engineer Corps, etc. North Atlantic Squadron, etc. Asiatic
Station, etc.
OFFICE When this term is clearly intended as a synonym for bureau: the Office of Exper-
iment Stations, the Office; the Pa.tent Office, the Office; etc.
OBSERVATORY
the Naval Observatory, the Observatory; the Astrophysical Observatory, the observatory.
SERVICE Referring to a bureau or organized service outside of the Army or Navy: the
Life-Saving Service, the Service; the Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service,
the Service; etc.
Referring to the Army or Navy: the Signal Service, the service; etc.
SURVEY
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, the Survey; the Geological Survey, the Survey.
TREASURY
the Independent Treasury, the National Treasury, the Treasury, the New York
subtreaaury.
CAPITALS
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TITLES OP PERSO]SrS.
[See also Foreign governments, p. 16; Titles, p. 21.]
Capitalize all titles immediately preceding name of a person, but lower-case when
following, except as noted below.
The titles and appellations following are to be capitalized standing alone, singular or plural; but such titles as Adjutant-General and Inspector-General only when
referring definitely to the chief oflScer of the class, as the Adjutant-General of the
United States Army, the adjutant-general of the Department of the East, etc. With the exception of those indicated by an asterisk (*) these titles refer only to
persons in the service of the United States Government.
ACTING When immediately preceding any title that
is capitalized.
Adjutant-General. Admiral. Agrostologist (Department of Agriculture). Architect of the Capitol.
ASSISTANT When immediately preceding any title that
is capitalized.
Attorney-General.
AUDITOR
for the State and other Departments, etc.,
referring to the various Auditors of the Treasury Department.
Biologist (Department of Agriculture).
* BISHOP OF INDIA Capitalize all similar titles: Duke of Argyle,
Count of Flanders, Prince of Wales, etc.
Botanist (Department of Agriculture).
Brigadier-General Commandant (Marine Corps).
CHAIRMAN
of the Committee of the Whole; of the Interstate Commerce Commission; of the LightHouse Board.
Chaplain (Senate or House). Chemist (Department of Agriculture).
CHIEF
Referring definitely to head of a bureau.
Chief Clerk (Senate or House only). Chief Intelligence Officer (Navy). Chief Justice ( United States Supreme Court).
Chief of Artillery. Chief of Engineers. Chief of Ordnance. Chief Signal Officer. Clerk (House of Representatives) Commissary-General.
COMMISSIONER (see also Commission, p. 8) Referring to a member of any commission
(the title of which is capitalized) created by Congress, or the head of a bureau having this
title.
COMPTROLLER
of the Treasury; of the Currency.
Congressman.
*CROWN (see also Government, p. 14)
Referring definitely to the ruler of an independent government; also when used as an adjective, as the Crown lands belong to the
sovereign.
Delegate (in Congress).
DEPUTY When Immediately preceding any title that
is capitalized.
DIRECTOR
Referring to the head of a bureau having such title, as Director of the Census.
Doorkeeper (House). Editor (Department of Agriculture).
Edward VII, or Edward the Seventh.
Entomologist (Department of Agriculture).
* EXCELLENCY (see also President, below)
Referring to the ruler of an independent government, as His Excellency or Your Excel-
lency. In other cases only when used with name or title, as His Excellency Li Hung Chang, His Excellency the Duke of Athol.
Executive (see President, below). Forester (Department of Agriculture). * Forty-niner, an old.
General (Commanding the Army).
* Gentile.
*His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Hydrographer. Inspector-General. Judge- Advocate-General (Army or Navy). Librarian (of Congress). Lieutenant-General.
Major-General Commanding the Army.
MEMBER
Only when used as in these two instances, singular or plural: Member and Delegate; Senator and Member.
* Mormon. Pathologist and Physiologist (Department of
Agriculture).
Paymaster-General (Army or Navy). Pomologist (Department "of Agriculture).
Postmaster (Senate or House).
PRESIDENT Also any synonymous term when meaning
the President of the United States, as Chief
Magistrate, Commander in Chief, Executive,
His Excellency, etc. Adjective: Presidential.
President of the Senate. President pro tempore (Senate). Public Printer. Quartermaster-General. Regent (Smithsonian Institution). Register (Treasury). Representative (in Congress). Resident Commissioner (Porto Rico).
SECRETARY
Referring to the head of an Executive Department. Also Secretary of the Senate; Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution; Secretary to the President.
Senator (in Congress). Adjective: Senatorial. Sergeant-at-Arms (Senate or House). Soil Physicist (Department of Agriculture). Solicitor (State Department or Treasury Depart-
ment).
Solicitor-General.
Speaker, and Speaker pro tempore (House). Statistician (Department of Agriculture).
SUPERINTENDENT
W'hen the title of the head of a bureau or
service.
Supervising Architect, the Architect (Treasury). Supervisinglnspector-General (Steamboat-Inspec-
tion Service).
Surgeon-General (Army, Navy, and Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service).
Treasurer (but assistant treasurer at New York,
etc.).
Vice-Admiral.
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CAPITALS
Titles used as synonyms of proper names:
You will go, Major, to New York? I am anxious about our friend, the Captain.
I am, General, your obedient servant.
Titles when used in a general way, lower-case:
He was taken before the judge.
The captain was lirevetted.
GEOGRAPHIC NAMES.
[See also Foreign governments, p. IG.]
Capitalize the following terras, singular form only, when immediately following name; also the words "hills," "islands," and "mountains" when immediately following the name of a group.
Examples: Washington Aqueduct; Croton and Washington aqueducts; the Blacli Hills.
Aqueduct Archipelago Butte Canal
County-
Crater
Creek
Dome
Harbor Head
Hill
Island
Mountain Narrows Nation (Ind. T.) Ocean
Parish (La.) Park River
Capitalize the following, singular form, either before or after and when a part of the name, also plural form when before name.
Examples: Chesapeake Bay; BayofFundy; Massachusetts and Delaware bays; Bays of Fundy and Biscay. Use lower-case for such an expression as " the valleys of Virginia and Maryland " (or a like one used in this manner involving any other word in this list), as there is no valley on the map known as the "Valley of Virginia" or the " Valley of Maryland."
Bay Bayou Camp (military)
Cape
Dalles Desert Falls Fort
Isle
Lake Mount
Oasis
Pass
Peak Point
Port
Sea
Strait
Valley Volcano
Treat the following terms the same as those in the preceding list; but capitalize
when standing alone and used as a synonym for the name in parentheses:
Delta (Delta of the Mississippi River) Gulf (Gulf of Mexico)
Isthmus (Isthmus of Panama)
Peninsula (Spain) Sound (Long Island Sound)
The following terms are to be capitalized or lower-cased when used in the manner
indicated:
AGENCY
When preceded by name and referring to an Indian agency, singular form only,
as Rosebud Agency.
BOROUGH
Referring to the boroughs of Greater New York, singular form only, as Manhat-
tan Borough, Borough of the Bronx, Brooklyn Borough, Queens Borough, Rich-
mond Borough.
CHANNEL
Referring to such as the English Channel, the Nicholas Channel (north of Cuba), singular form only.
Referring to channels in rivers and harbors, lower-case, as Gedney channel,
Buttermilk channel, etc.
CITY Only when part of the corporate name, except City of Mexico, New York Citj^
and Washington City.
CONTINENT
Standing alone and referring to Europe, as the Continent; otherwise only when
preceded by name, singular form only, as Eastern Continent, etc.
COURT HOUSE
This term is seldom used as a geographic name, but when used, omit the hyphen
as in the following form : Washington Court House, Ohio.
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DISTRICT (see also Numbers used as names, p. 14) the District, only when referring to the District of Columbia; also any synonymous term, as Federal District.
Certain Central and South American countries have districts similar to the above
which are to be capitalized only when full name is given.
DIVISION
Referring to grand divisions of the United States, comprising the North Atlantic division. South Atlantic division. North Central division. South Central division, and Western division. Lower-case any prefixed term, as east North Atlantic
division.
LOWER
Lower-case when not part of the name of a country, river, etc., as the lower
Mississippi River, lo^er Egypt, etc.
PROVING GROUND
Lower-case, as Sandy Hook proving ground.
RANGE
Only when part of the name of a mountain chain, singular form only, as the
Coast Range; lower-case in descriptions of land, as range 24 west, etc.
RESERVATION, RESERVE When immediately following the name of a forest, military, or Indian reserva-
tion, singular form only, as Pine Ridge Indian Reservation; Olympic Forest Reserve; Fort Leavenworth Military Reservation, but lower-case Fort Leavenworth hay reservation, etc.
STATE (see also State, p. 17)
Referring to any one of the States of the United States, and also to a subdivision of any foreign country having the title of "State," either singular or plural form.
Also the terms added to groups of States, as North Atlantic, South Atlantic, Middle Atlantic, Gulf, Middle, Central, Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern; Vjut lower-case a term prefixed to any of the foregoing, as eastern Gulf States, eastern North Atlantic States, etc.
TERRITORY (see also Foreign Governments, p. 16)
Referring to any organized Territory of the United States, singular or plural
form. Adjective: Territorial.
"THE"
When a part of the name, as in the case of certain cities and towns such as The
Hague, The Dalles (Oreg. ), The Weirs (N. H.), etc., and certain geographic formations, as The Buttes (in Sutter County, Cal. ), etc.; but the Netherlands. See the Postal Guide and Lippincott's Gazetteer for names of this class.
TOWNSHIP
Immediately following name, singular form only; lower-case preceding a num-
ber, as township 14 north, etc.
UNITED STATES, SECTIONS OF
The terms East, West, North, South, Middle West, Central West, Northwest, Southwest; but lower-case when used adjectively, as southern planters, south-
western stockgrowers, eastern manufacturers, western farmers, etc.
Also the following: Bad Lands (in South Dakota and Nebraska), Cherokee Strip, Cherokee Outlet, Great American Desert, Great Lakes, the Lakes (refer-
ring to the Great Lakes) , the Plains, Public Lan<J Strip, Staked Plain.
UPPER
Lower-case when not part of the name of a countrj', river, etc. , as upper Cali-
fornia, the upper Ohio River, etc.
WARD
Referring to a municipal subdivision: the Fourth Ward, the Third and Fourth
wards; Ward 1, Wards 1 and 2.
WORLD, SECTIONS OF
The terms "circle" (except great circle), "hemisphere," "pole," and "zone" only when preceded by name, singular form only.
Also the following: the Antarctics (but lower-case antarctic fauna, antarctic ice, etc. ) , the Arctics ( lower-case arctic cold, arctic ice, etc. ) , the Far East, the Levant, theOccident, theOrient, the Tropic of Cancer, the Tropic of Capricorn, theTropics,
the New World, the Old World.
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MISCELLANEOUS CAPITALS.
Capitalize the following miscellaneou,s terms:
Admiralty (British) Chinese Six Companies
Christendom Christian
Christianity
Court of St. James
ADDRESSES, ETC. ( see also Addresses, signatures, and date lines, p. 30)
The principal words in addresses, signatures, and date lines.
APPENDIX, ETC.
Appendix A, Appendix 1; Exhibit, Form, and TaVjle in the same manner.
CONGRESS . Only with the full name in such cases as Pan-American Congress, the congress.
CONVENTION
the Constitutional Convention (United States of 1787), the Convention; the Republican national convention; the Third Annual Convention of American
Florists, the convention, etc.
DEITY
All words denoting, as the All-Wise, kind Providence, etc. ; but only the jjro-
nouns He and Him.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The following buildings, places, etc. : the Botanic Garden; the Capitol and its parts (Chamber, Dome, Hall, Rotunda, Statuary Hall), also Capitol grounds, Capitol police; the Library (of Congress) ; the Mall; the Monument (Washington), Monument lot, Monument grounds; the Museum (National); the White House and parts (Blue Room, East Room, Red Room, State Dining Room; but Blue and East rooms); the White Lot; Zoological Park, the Zoo; Metropolitan
police.
FLAG
Synonyms of the United States flag, as the Stars and Stripes, Star-Spangled
Banner, Old Glory.
FIRMS, CORPORATIONS, ETC. Smith & Co. (Incorporated); Jones & Co. (Limited); Brown & Co. (Corporation). Chamber of Commerce of New York, the New York Chamber of Commerce,
the chamber of commerce. Treat "board of trade" in the same manner,
the Business Men's League; the East Washington Citizens' -Association; etc.
GEOLOGICAL AGES, ETC.
The orthography and capitalization of the terms in the table below have been agreed to by the United States Geological Survey and will be used in the work of that Bureau and generally in other work. Caution must be exercised, how-
ever, in capitalizing the following three terms: Capitalize Coal Measures refer-
ring to the Carboniferous period; but lower-case referring to rocks of other ages. Glacial, inter-Glacial, etc., referring to the Glacial epoch; but glacial boundary, glacial waters, glacial deposits, etc., referring simply to a glacier or its action.
Red Beds, meaning those of the western-interior portion of the United States which belong to the Triassic period; but red beds of other ages. If in doubt as to any of the preceding, follow copy.
Acadian. Algonkian. Archean. Azoic. Calciferous. Cambrian:
Lower. pre-Cambrian. Upper. Carboniferous: Lower. Upper. Cenozoic. Chuar. Coal Measure.^. Corniferous. Cretaceous: Lower. Upper. Devonian: Lower. Middle. Upper.
Dyas: Lower. Upper.
Eocarboniferous. Eocene:
Lower. Upper. Georgian.
Glacial:
inter-Glacial.
post-Glacial. pre-Glacial.
Grand Canyon. Greensand:
Lower. Upper. Huronian: Lower. Upper.
Jurassic.
Juratrias.
Keweenawan.
Kootanle.
Laurentian. Lias:
Lower. Middle. Upper. White.
Liassic.
Mareniscan. Mesozoic. Miocene. Neocene. Neocomian.
Old Red sandstone.
Olenellus. Oligocene:
Lower. Middle. Upper.
Oolites:
Lower. Middle. Upper. Ordovician.
Paleozoic. Paradoxides. Permian:
Lower. Upper. Permo-Carboniferous. Pleistocene. Pliocene. Primary.
Proterozoic. Psychozoie. Quaternary.
Ked Beds.
RhEetic. Secondary. Silurian
Lower. Upper.
Tertiary.
Triassic:
Lower. Middle. Upper.
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GOVERNMENT (see also Government, p. 9)
the Imperial Government, the Royal Government, when referring definitely to a foreign government. Also the synonyms Crown and State.
Referring to a State of the United States, the State government; to a dependency of a foreign government, the Canadian government.
HISTORICAL PERIODS
the Reformation, the Restoration (English), the Renaissance, the Revolution (American, of 1776; French, of 1789; English, of 1688), Revolution of July (French); but lower-case feudal ages, middle ages, golden age, stone age, iron
age, etc.
HOLIDAYS, ETC.
Memorial Day, Washington's Birthday, Good Friday, etc.; a noted day, as Black Friday, etc. ; but not blue Monday, meaning a time when the spirits are
depressed.
INDIANS
Such distinguishing terms as Absentee, Eastern, etc., as Absentee Shawnees, Eastern band of Cherokees, Joseph's band, etc.; the Five Civilized Tribes; the Creek Nation, Creek and Cherokee nations; the Six Nations.
INSTITUTIONS, ETC. Such words as the following when thej^ are part of a proper term, singular form
only:
Armory
Arsenal
Asylum
Bank
M Bridge (Long Bridge,
Street Bridge, but
Pennsylvania Railroad bridge)
Building (but Treasury building, etc., refer-
ring to any of the departmental jjuildings)
Cemetery (Arlington National Cemetery, but
national cemetery at Arlington)
Church (building, congregation, or sect)
College
Garden
Hotel House (meaning a hotel)
Jail
Library Line (steamship)
Museum
Navy- Yard Park
Penitentiary Reformatory
School (Girls' Reform School, also any service
school of the United States Army or Navy)
University
The words "lock" and ''dam" are capitalized only in such expressions as
Dam 1, Lock 2, Locks 1 and 2, Dams 1 and 2.
Hospital only when part of the name of a permanent institution, as Garfield
Memorial Hospital, but First Regiment hospital.
LEGISLATIVE BODIES (see also Foreign governments, p. 16)
The names of the principal legislative bodj'^ and branches of an independent government. Lower-case those of States and Territories.
MILITIA Naval Militia of the LTnited States; New York Naval Reserve, Pennsylvania
Naval Militia; First Regiment Indiana Militia, Ohio Militia.
NATIONAL GUARD
the National Guard of the State of New York; the Ohio National Guard; the
National Guard, referring definitelj' to that of any State.
NUMBERS USED AS NAMES
Where the word following the number is capitalized, as First Regiment, Second Congressional district, Twelfth Census; otherwise lower-case (except name of a street), as One hundred and tenth street, second district, third judicial district,
first circuit, tenth precinct.
Document Numbered One hundred and twenty.
POLITICAL PARTIES, ETC.
the Republican party, the People's Party, the Prohibition party; a Democrat, a
Prohibitionist.
QUOTATIONS
The first word of a direct quotation, as Terence said, "In fine, nothing is said now that has not been said before."
The first "word of an indirect quotation: The question is, Shall tlie bill pass?
REVOLUTIONARY When referring to the Revolution of 1776, as a Revolutionary soldier, the Revo-
lutionary war.
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CAPITALS
ROMAN NUMERALS, ETC.
Require the terms with them to be capitahzed when used as a title, as Chapter XV, Section II, etc.; but when the number is spelled, lower-case, as chapter
fifteen, etc.
A When not a title, or other than numerals are used, lower-case, as section (of B a land plat, etc.), station (in surveying, etc.).
SCIENTIFIC NAMES
The names of genera, families, orders, etc., as the seventeen-year locust or periodical cicada [the insect], Cicada septendecim [the first the name of the genus, the second the name of the species], belongs to the family Cicadidaj. Always lower-case the name of the species, unless otherwise instructed or marked in copy.
SOCIETIES, UNIONS, ETC.
Association of Agricultural Chemists.
B'nai B'rith, Odd Fellows, etc.
Columbia Typographical Union, American Federation of Labor, etc.
Grand Army of the Republic; a Grand Army post; Lincoln Post, No. 3.
SOLDIERS' HOME
Referring to the Soldiers' Home in the District of Columbia or to any one of the Branches of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers; and, referring to the latter, the words Branch and Home when standing alone, singular or
plural; also the words Central, Eastern, etc., preceding the word Branch or Home.
STATION When with the name of a military or naval station of the United States, as Key A West Naval Station, Fla., etc.; also Station or South Side Station, Substation
No. 24, referring to a post-office. Referring to a railroad station, lower-case, as Broad Street station.
TITLES OF BOOKS, ETC., AND HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
Quote and capitalize the principal words when introduced thus: a book entitled "The House of Seven Gables." Otherwise capitalize principal words but do not quote, as The Chasm of the Colorado, painted by Thomas Moran; Twelfth Night, a play written by William Shakespeare.
Short titles, as Bancroft's History, Brown's Grammar, etc.
Government documents, reports, etc., as Document No. 2, Report No. 3, but lower-case document and report standing alone; Articles of War, the sixty-second article of war; Letters Patent No. 176142; Book of Estimates, the estimates;
Revised Statutes, Statutes at Large, referring to the laws of the United States
and also those of any State; the New York Code; Supplement to the Revised Statutes; Journal (House or Senate); calendar when with the name of one of
the House or Senate calendars, as Private Calendar, Union Calendar, etc. ; Coast Pilot; Nautical Almanac.
Bowman Act, Tucker Act, etc.
Historical documents, as Constitution (United States); Articles of Confedera-
tion (United States); Bill of Rights; Magna Charta.
Bible; the Scriptures; Gospel, only when referring to one of the four memoirs of Jesus Christ contained in the New Testament.
TRADE-MARKS
Any word used to distinguish a particular article, as Eagle pencil, Stickwell paste, etc. When the name is a regular word, lower-case and quote, as " force," etc. ; when a coined word, lower-case, as sapolio, savogran, etc.
TRADE PRODUCTS (see also Lower-case, p. 17)
Such terms as German silver, Indian corn, Lima beans, Paris green, plaster of
Paris, Venetian blinds, etc.
UNION
AVhen a synonym for the United States, adjective or noun. Also Postal Union.
AVAR
The names of wars, as the Seven Years' war, the Hundred Years' war, etc.; referring to the wars of the United States, use the following forms: war of the Revolution, the Revolutionary war, the civil war, the war of 1812.
. .. ..
.
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CAPITALS
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS, ETC.
Capitalize, singular or plural, with the name or standing alone, the title of any ruler, the name of any legislative body and its principal branches, and the name of domain and its administrative subdivisions when referring definitely to any one of the titles or names given in the following table; but lower-case such adjectives as
congressional, parliamentary, provincial, state, territorial, etc., referring to these:
Table of ihe independent governments of the tvorld, giving name of country, title of ruler, name of legislative body and its principal branches, and name of domain and adminis-
trative subdivisions.
[Compiled from Statesman's Year-Book, 1903.]
Country.
Title of ruler.
Name of legislative body and its
branches.
Name of domain and its
administrative subdivisions.
Argentina
President.
Abyssinia
King
I
Afghanistan
Ameer...
Austria-Hungary . . j Emperor
j
Austria
Hungary
Belgium Bhutan .
Bolivia . Brazil . . Chile
King
DebRajah,Dharm Rajah (2).
President
.do.
do
National Congress: Senate, House
of Deputies.
Parliament (Reichsrath): Upper House (Herrenhaus), Lower House (Abgeordnetenhaus).
Parliament (OrszdggyiiMs): Upper
House (ForendihAz), Lower
House (K6pvisel6hdz). Senate, Chamber of Representa-
tives.
Congress: Senate, Chamber of Dep-
uties.
National Congress: Senate, Cham-
ber of Deputies. do
China Colombia
Emperor. President
Costa Rica.
Denmark .
do. King ..
Ecuador
President.
Prance ..
do....
German Empire . . . Emperor
Congress: Senate, House of Repre-
sentatives.
Congress: Chamber of Deputies Rigsdag (or Diet): Landsthing,
Folkething.
National Congress: Senate, Cham-
ber of Deputies.
Parliament: Senate, Chamber of
Deputies. Bundesrath, Reichstag
Greece.
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras .
Italy
Japan
Korea .
Liberia
Mexico
Montenegro . Monaco Morocco Nepal Netherlands.
Nicaragua
Oman
Paraguay..
Persia Peru..
Portugal.
King
Legislative Assembly (Bule)
President. do.... do....
King
Emperor (Mikado)
Em{)eror . President.
.do.
Prince . do..
Sultan . (King?)
Queen .
President. Sultan President.
Shah
President.
King
National Assembly
Senate, Chamber of Communes
Congress of Deputies
Parliament: Senate, Chamber of
Deputies.
Imperial Diet: House of Peers, House of Representatives.
Parliament: Senate, House of Rep-
resentatives.
Congress: Senate, House of Repre-
sentatives.
States-General: First Chamber,
Second Chamber.
Congress
:
Congress: Senate, House of Depu-
ties.
Congress: Senate, House of Repre-
sentatives.
Cortes Geraes: House of Peers, House of Commons.
Republic: Province,
Territory.
Empire: Kingdom. Kingdom: Province. Empire.
Province.
Do.
Kingdom: Province.
State.
Republic: Department,
Territory. Republic: State.
Republic: Province,
Territory.
Empire: Province. Republic: Department.
Republic: Province.
Kingdom: Province.
Republic: Province.
Republic: Department.
Empire: State, Kingdom, Grand Duchy, Duchy, and Principality.
Kingdom: Nomarchy
(Province). Republic: Department.
Do. Republic: Department.
Kingdom: Province.
Empire: Prefecture (Fu and Ken).
Kingdom: Province. Republic: County.
Republic: State, Terri-
tory. Principality.
Do. Sultanate: Province.
Kingdom. Kingdom: Province.
Republic: Department. Sultanate. Republic: Department.
Kingdom: Province. Republic: Department.
Kingdom: Province.
.
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CAPITALS
-- Table of the independent governments of the world, etc. Continued.
Country.
Title of ruler.
Name of legislative body and its
branches.
Name of domain and its
administrative subdi-
visions.
Roiimania Russia Salvador
Servia
Siam - . Spain
Sweden and Norway. Sweden
Norway
Switzerland .
Turkey United Kingdom
of Great Britain
and Ireland
(British Empire). Australia
Canada
Uruguay
Venezuela
King Emperor
President do
King
.do
do
...do
President
Sultan
King
Governor-General
do
..
President
do
Senate, Chamber of Deputies
Congress of Deputies National Congress
National Assembly (Narodna-
Skupshtina), Senate.
Cortes: Senate, Congress of Depu-
ties.
Parliament (or Diet): First Chamber, Second Chamber.
Storthing: Lagthing, Odelsthing... Parliament: State Council (Stan-
derath), National Council (Nationalrath).
Parliament: House of Lords, House of Commons.
Federal Parliament: Senate, House
of Representatives.
Parliament: Senate, House of Commons.
Parliament: Senate, Chamber of
Deputies.
Congress: Senate, House of Repre-
sentatives.
Kingdom: Department. Empire: Province. Republic: Department.
Republic: Province.
Kingdom: Department. Kingdom: Province. Kingdom: Province.
Kingdom. Government (Lan).
Amt. Republic: Canton.
Empire: Vilayet. Empire.
Commonwealth: State.
Dominion: Province.
Republic: Department.
Republic: State, Terri-
tory.
LOWER-CASE.
College, etc. , degrees when spelled out and standing alone are to be lower-case,
as the degree of doctor of laws, the degree of master of arts, etc. Lower-case the terms in the following list:
Adjectives and verbs ending with "ed," "ify," "ing," "ize," etc., when derived from proper names.
a. m., m., and p. m., as 12 m., 1.30 a. m. amendments to the Constitution, as fourteenth
amendment.
belleek ware. century, as twentieth century. china ware. gothic (style of type).
haikwan tael.
imperial edict. India ink. india rubber. jersey (cloth or jacket).
LEGISLATURE, ETC. Referring to the legislative body of a State, as Ohio legislature, New York assembly, etc.
levantine (as an adjective). light, light-house, light-vessel, as Highland light.
Cape Poge light-house, etc.
lyonnaise (as an adjective). merino (cloth). morocco (leather). o'clock: never use o'clock. O'clock, or O'clock.
oriental (adjective).
M s--03- -2
route No. 12466, mail route No. 1742, railway mail route No. 1144, or any similar expression not otherwise provided for.
russia (leather).
royal command. roman (style of type). STATE
In the following expressions: affairs of state,
church and state, secretary of state of In-
diana; also statehood, statehouse.
As vCn adjective, referring '^o an administrative subdivision of a foreign government, as state government, etc.
Sections of States, as east Illinois, western Kansas, etc., the only exception being East Tennessee.
STREETS, ETC. All such terms as alley, avenue, circle, court, lane, place, road, street, and square, except when part of a name like Park Street Church,
etc.
surveyor-general.
TIME
eastern, central, mountain, seventy-fifth U-eridian, standard, etc.
war (see Wak, p. 15).
ABBREVIATIONS
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ABBREVIATIONS.
[See also Court style, p. 34; Degrees, etc., p. 26; Tabular work, p. 22.]
The following abbreviations will be used except as limited, or as may be indicated
by copy preparers; it being understood that those not limited are to be used at all
times:
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
H. R. for House bill (H. R. 416 or House bill 416, as written); S. for Senate
bill (S. 1168 or Senate bill 1168, as written). In parentheses use the following
forms for House and Senate resolutions when with number:
H. Res. for House resolution (simple). H. C. Res. for House concurrent resolution. H. J. Res. for House joint resolution.
S. Res. for Senate resolution. S. C. Res. for Senate concurrent resolution. S. R. for Senate joint resolution.
CHEMICAL ELEMENTS AND SYMBOLS
Element.
Aluminum Antimony (see Stibium).
Argenturii (silver)
Arsenic
Aurum (gold)
Barium Beryllium (glucinum) Bismuth Boron Bromine
Cadmium
Csesium Calcium Carbon Cerium Chlorine
Chromium
Cobalt
Columbium (niobium) Copper (cuprum) Davyum Decipium Didymium Erbium
Ferriim (iron) Fluorine Gadolinium Gallium Germaniuin
Glucinum (beryllium)
Gold (see Aurum j. Hydrargyrum (mercury)
Hydrogen
iridium Iodine Iridium Iron (see Ferrum).
Kalium (potassium) Lanthanum Lead (see Plumbum). Lithium Magnesium Manganese Mercury (see Hydrargyrum).
Symbol.
Element.
Al
Molybdenum
Natrium (sodium)
Ag
Neodymium
As
Nickel
Au
Niobium (columbium^
Ba
Nitrogen
,
Be,Gl Norwegium
Bi
Osmium
B
Oxygen
Br
Palladium
Cd
Phosphorus
Cs
Platinum
Ca
Plumbum (lead)
C
Potassium (see Kalium).
Ce
Rhodium
CI
Rubidium
Cr
Ruthenium
Co
Samarium
Cb, Kb Scandium
Cu
Selenium
Da
Silicon
Dp
Silver (see Argentum).
D,Di Sodium (see Nairium).
Er
Stan num. (tin)
Fe
Stibium (antimony)
F,F1 Strontium
Gd
Sulphur
Ga
Tantalum
Ge
Tellurium
Gl.Be Terbium
Thallium
Hg
Thorium
H
Thulium
In
Tin (see Stannum).
I
Titanium
Ir
Tungsten (see Wolframium).
Uranium
K
Vanadium
La
Wolframium (tungsten)
Ytterbium
Li
Yttrium
Mg
Zinc
Mn
Zirconium
!
Svmbol.
Mo Na Nd
Ni Nb,Cb
N Ng
Os
Pd P
Pt
Pb
Rh Rb Ru Sm
Sc Se
Si
Sn Sb
Sr S
Ta Te Tb.Tr
Tl
Th Tu
Ti
U
WV
Yb
Y,Yt Zn
Zr
CHRISTIAN NAMES
When necessary to abbreviate use the forms Danl., Edwd., Saml., Thos., etc.,
omitting the apostrophe.
This rule to apply to "fol." and tabular work.
CLOCK TIME
a.
m. ;
m. ;
p.
m. ;
where immediately connected with figures.
COMPASS DIRECTIONS
Where it is desired to abbreviate, use the regular forms. close up, as SE., NNW., etc.
In compound terms,
.
.
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ABBREVIATIONS
CONGRESS, ETC.
In parentheses: Cong, for Congress, as 58th Cong.; sess. for session, as 1st sess. (Note punctuation: 58th Cong., 1st sess.; 1st sess. 58th Cong.)
DOCUMENTS
In parentheses, accomijanied by number, use the following forms:
H. Doc. lor House Document. H. Eept. for House Report.
S. Doc. for Senate Document. S. Kept, for Senate Report.
FIRM NAMES, ETC. & will only be used between names of persons or to connect the same with Co.,
Bro., or Bros. In literary, etc., comyjanionships use "and."
Co., Bro., or Bros, will only be used when connected by & with the name of a
person. In tabular matter Co., Bro., Bros., R. R. for railroad, and Rwy. for
railway will be used.
Examples: Towers & Russell;
J. P. Morgan & Co ;
Smith & Bro.; Jones Brothers & Co.; .John-
ston & Oleson Company; Good & Sweet & Co.
LATITUDE, ETC. In parentheses, use lat. for latitude and long, for longitude, when with figures.
MISCELLANEOUS TERMS
etc. for &c.
feet B. M. for feet board measure, where with figures.
0. K.; 0. K.'ed; 0. K.'ing. per cent (omitting period).
St. for Saint; but Fort and Mount are not to be abbreviated.
V. for versus, viz (omitting period).
METRIC WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Copy preparers will indicate or give instructions when to use abbreviations.
WEIGHT.
Denomination and value.
Microgram (0.000001 gram) Milligram (0.001 gram) Centigram (0.01 gram) Decigram (0.1 gram)
Gram Decagram (10 grams)
Hectogram (100 grams) Kilogram (1,000 grams) Mvriagram (10,000 grams) Quintal (100,000 grams) Millier or tonneau-- ton (1,000,000 grams)
Abbrevi- Equivalent in com-
ation.
mon use.
y
mg.
eg. dg. g.
kUo
q.
t.
0.0154 grain. 0.1543 grain. 1.5432 grains. 15.432 grains. 0.3.527 ounce. 3.5274 ounces. 2.2046 pounds. 22.046 pounds. 220.46 pounds. 2,204.6 pounds.
SURFACE.
Centare (1 square meter) Are (100 square meters) Hectare (10,000 square meters)
1,550 square inches.
a.
119.6 square yards.
ha.
2.471 acres.
Denomination and value.
Microliter (0.000001 liter) Milliliter (0.001 liter) Centiliter (0.01 liter) Deciliter (0.1 liter) Liter Decaliter (10 liter.s) Hectoliter (100 liters)Kiloliterl ^, /^/^/^ Tnb^v^m;V Stere ...f
CAPACITY.
Abbreviation.
Equivalent in common use.
Dry measure.
Liquid measure.
A ml.
cl. dl.
1.
dal. hi.
f
I
s.
0.061 cubic inch 0.6102 cubic inch 6.1022 cubic inches . . 0.908 quart 9.08 quarts 2.838 bushels
|], 308 cubic yards
0.27 fluid dram
0.338 fluid ounce.
0.845 gill. 1.0567 quarts. 2.6417 gallons. 26.417 gallons.
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METRIC WEIGHTS AND MEASURES--Continued.
LENGTH.
Denomination and value.
Abbreviation. Length. Square. Cubic
Equivalent in com-
mon use (length
only).
Micron (0.001 millimeter) . Millimeter (0.001 meter) . Centimeter (0.01 meter) . Decimeter (0.1 meter) Meter Decameter (10 meters) Hectometer (100 meters) Kilometer (1,000 meters) .
Myriameter (10,000 meters)
mm.
cm. dm. m.
km.
mm-
cm2 dm2 m2
km-
mm^
cm3 dms
m3
TcTnS
0.0394 inch. 0.3937 inch. 3.937 inches. 39.37 inches. 393.7 inches. 328 feet 1 Inch. 0.62137 mile (3,280
feet 10 inches). 6.2137 miles.
MONEY, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES
Copy preparers will indicate when abbreviations are to be used.
Abbreviations, p. 22.)
(See also
MONTHS
In references in parentheses, in tables and footnotes to the same (see also Abbreviations, p. 22 _; Date columns, p. 23), and date columns in leader work, where day of month is given, use
Jan. for January. Feb. for February. Mar. for March.
Apr. for April. Aug. for August. Sept. for September.
Oct. for October.
Nov. for November. Dec. for December.
Maj', June, and July are not abbreviated.
NUMBER
Use No. when preceding a serial number, as No. 1836.
PUBLIC LANDS
Cop3' preparers will indicate when the following terms are to be abbreviated
(note caps, punctuation, and use of plural)-: N. 5^ NE. I sec. 1, T. 2 N., R. 3 W.; fractional sees. 2 and 3, Tps. 4 and 5 N., Rs. 6 and 7 W. ; and lot 6, NE. 1-; sec. 4, T. 6 N., R. 1 W., of the Indian meridian, Also N. h sec. 20; T. 7 N., R. 2 W. of
the sixth principal meridian.
REFERENCES
Where immediately with the numeral: fig. or figs, for figure or figures, pi. <ir pis. for plate or plates, using a capital letter with Roman numerals.
Where in parentheses, footnotes, cut-in notes, side notes, or tables, using a capital letter with Roman numerals except in the case of p. or pp., use the following
forms:
art. or arts, for article or articles. ch. or chs. for chapter or chapters. p. or pp. for page or pages.
par. or pars, for paragraph or paragraphs.
pt. or pts. for part or parts. sec. or sees, for section or sections.
vol. or vols, for volume or volumes.
STATES AND TERRITORIES
In indexes, leader work, and tables, after such terms as cape, island, mountain,
river, etc., when the name is given, and ficcasionally (copy preparers to indicate)
after groups of geographic names in text intermixed with any of the terms in
the next paragraph, as New York, N. Y. ; Long Island, N. Y. ; Cape Poge, Mass.;
Brentons Reef, R. I.; Washington, D. C. ; Potomac River, Md.
The following abbreviations will be used when immediately after the name of a
post-office, Indian agency, armory, arsenal, barrack, county, fort, navy-yard, reservation (forest, Indian, or military), or station (military or naval):
Ala. for Alabama. Alaska for Alaska Territory. Ariz, for Arizona Territory. Ark. for Arkansas.
Cal. for California.
Colo, for Colorado. Conn, for Connecticut. Del. for Delaware. D. C. for District of Columbia. Fla. for Florida. Ga. for Georgia.
Hawaii for Hawaii Territorv.
111. for Illinois. Ind. for Indiana.
Ind. T. for Indian Territory. Kans. for Kansas. Ky. for Kentuckj'. La. for Louisiana. Me. for Maine. Md. for Maryland. Mass. for Massachusetts. Mich, for Michigan. Minn, for Minnesota.
Miss, for Mississippi.
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ABBREVIATIONS
STATES AND TERRITORIES--Continued.
Mo. for Missouri.
Mont, for Montana.
Nebr. for Nebraska.
Nev. for Nevada.
'
N. H. for New Hampshire.
N. J. for New Jersey.
N. Me.x. for New Mexico Territory.
N. Y. for New York.
N. C. for North Carolina.
N. Dak. for Nortli Dakota.
Okla. for Oklahoma Territory.
Oreg. for Oregon.
Pa. for Pennsylvania.
1'. I. I'nr Philippine Islands.
P. K. for Porto liioo. K. I. for Riiodi' Island. S. C. for South Carolina. S. Dak. for South Dakota. Tenn. for Tennes.see. Tex. for Texas.
Vt. for Vermont. Va. for Virginia. Wash, for Washington. W. Va. for West Virginia. Wis. for Wisconsin. Wyo. for Wyoming.
Guam, Idaho, Iowa, Ohio, Samoa, and Utah are not abbreviated.
STATUTES
In references in parentheses, footnotes, cut-in notes, side notes, and tables: Rev. Stat, for Revised Statutes; Supp. Rev. Stat, for Supplement to the Revised Stat-
utes; Stat. L. for Statutes at Large.
STREETS (see also Abbreviations, p. 22)
Where referring to Washington, D. C., use the forms: First street NW., Fourand-a-half street SW. , Florida avenue NE., Seventh street SW., etc. Spell out
R M First street east. Third street west, street north, street south, etc.
THERMOMETERS
F. for Fahrenheit; C. for centigrade; Cel. for Celsius; Reaum. for Reaumur.
TITLES Military and naval, only when preceding Christian name, as in the following list
(a title composed of two or more of these terms will be regularly abbreviated, as
Maj. Gen., Sergt. Maj., etc.):
Asst. for assistant in other tlian military or naval titles.
Adjt. for adjutant. Brig, for brigadier.
JJvt. for brevet. Capt. for captain. Col. for colonel.
Com. for commissary.
Corpl. for corporal.
Gen. for general (spell out when otlier than a
military title). Hosp. for hospital.
Insp. for inspector. Lieut, for lieutenant. Lieut. (Junior Grade) for lieutenant (junior
grade). Maj. for major. P. A. for passed assistant.
P. M. for paymaster (but P. A. Paymaster for passed assistant paymaster).
Q. M. for quartermaster.
Sergt. for sergeant. Surg, for surgeon
Preceding Christian name (otherwise spell out, except Messrs.):
Dr. for doctor.
Hon. for honorable. M. for monsieur.
Messrs. or MM. for messieurs.
Prof, for professor.
Rev. for reverend. Right Hon. for right honorable. Right Rev. for right reverend. Supt. for superintendent. . Very Rev. for very reverend.
Following surname:
esq. for esquire. jr. for junior.
sr. for senior.
Degrees conferred by colleges, etc.: LL. D. for doctor of laws; M. A. for master of arts; etc.
Fellowships: F. R. S. for Fellow of the Royal
Society; etc.
Orders of chivalry: K. C. B. for Ivnight Commander of the Bath; etc.
UNITED STATES Where immediately associated with the name of an officer of the Army or Navy,
as Lieut. John Doe, U. S. Army; Admiral Richard Roe, U. S. Navy
or the name of an organization of the Army or Navy, as First Regiment U. S.
Volunteers, Second U. S. Cavalry, etc.
or where preceding the name of a Government vessel, as LT. S. S. Brooklyn
-- (any other designation than "ship" or "steamer" to be spelled, as U. S. mon-
itor Nantucket)
or in parentheses, footnotes, cut-in notes, side notes, or tables when with the name of an organization of the Army or Navy, a Department, bureau, commis-
sion, etc., of the United States Government.
TABULAR WORK
22
TABULAR WORK.
[See also Abbreviations, p. 18.]
Headings and footnotes to be solid when table is solid, and leaded when table is
en-quadded.
ABBREVIATIONS (see also Christian names, p. 18; Months, p. 20)
Units of quantity to the right of reading columns (lower-cased) and over figure columns (capitalized) will be spelled where possible. Where the space available demands a contraction, use the following forms: dolls., dwt., galls., lbs., oz. (for ounce or ounces), bbls., cwt., yds., ft., in. (for inch or inches), doz., bush.,
M M, sq. feet, feet, cub. (for cubic), kilo (for kilogram).
Where over figure columns, use the forms a. m. for antemeridian; Ft. in. for feet
and inches; h. m. s. for hours, minutes, and seconds; X'- "'· foi" postmeridian; and
£ s. d. for pounds, shillings, and pence.
In columns of names of persons follow the copy as to abbreviations of given
names; but such names as George or William may be abbreviated to save overruns. Brother, Brothers, or Company where part of a firm name, and Railroad or Railway where preceded by name, are to be abbreviated Bro., Bros., Co., R. R., Rwy. Use the following forms for numbered streets when abbreviated: 4J street sw.;
R street nw. ; 8th street se. ; etc. When so directed by copy preparer, any well-known abbreviation may be used
to save an overrun.
Months will be abbreviated when day is given; but in box heads only when so prepared. (See also Date columns, p. 23.)
BOX HEADS
Letters are not to be filed where crowding is necessary.
To be solid and the words centered in the box except when the column is 10 ems or more in width and the matter makes 3 lines or more, in which case make a hanging indention. Run-up heads are indented an en space at the beginning of the line and bear off an en space where reaching the rule at the top, and if they make 2 lines, center the second; if 3 lines, make a hanging indention. The minimum depth to be 3 ems. To run across wherever practicable; if necessary to run up, reduce to minimum depth. Avoid running up over reading and date columns.
In single heads of 2 lines or more and heads having double or a greater number of boxes bear off an en space above and below; in tables set in quarto or a wider measure, tables set in brevier with nonpareil box heads, and full-quadded tables use an em space above and below. Where a single box exceeds the depth of a double or triple box place the extra
space in the lowermost box.
Where a head is composed of double boxes, or a greater number, the greatest number of lines in the top box will control the depth of all the top boxes; so also in each of the other boxes. Occasionally the top box of a triple box head may be of such depth as to make a better appearance by allowing its bottom rule to
align with the bottom rule of the second box.
In boxes containing 2 lines the first line to be the longer where possible, but do not sacrifice good appearance by dividing short words or making 2-letter divisions in wide columns.
In parallel tables where a box head is divided, repeat for each page.
Spell the word "number," referring to quantitj^ or things, in box heads, where possible. Where necessary to abbreviate, or where used in connection with serial figures, use "No."
BRACES
Straight-line braces on en body are to be used, and to go on right of rule where
possible.
CENTER, FLUSH, AND SUB HEADS (see also Date columns, p. 23)
Use a full blank line above all center heads. Where a parallel dash, runover,
etc., in another column furnishes a blank space above the head do not add an
extra blank.
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TABULAR WORK
CENTEK, FLUSH, AND SUB HEADS--Continued.
Where the center head will clear the reading matter Itelow, and there are leader;^, use a line of en quads only; if no leaders below and the center head will clear
at least an en space, omit blank, but if it clears less than an en space, use an en-quad line. Otherwise use full blank below.
Use a colon after a flush head and an em dash after each head suVjordinate thereto. The copy preparer will indicate when to do otherwise.
CONTINUED HEADS
Continued heads over tables must be condensed into one line where possible.
"CONTINUED"
Omit period or colon after a center, flush, or sub head where the word "continued" is used, and always use a 1-em dash between it and the head. If the head is all small caps, use a lower-case "c'M
DASHES
Do not carry dashes in reading or date columns.
Parallel dashes will be used in all cases where necessary to cut off from figures
following.
DATE COLUMNS
Always abbreviate months in columns cast to 5, 7, or 7^ ems (this latter for inside columns) and bear off from the rule an en space, placing the remaining space
between the month and the day; where the year is used put an en comma only
between it and the day.
Omit the period at end where a 5 or 7 em column is the last one of the table. Where the year is centered over dates use a full blank above and no space
below.
Where a column is composed of dates only and is cast wider than 7^ ems, spell out months imless otherwise indicated, or where necessary to save overruns. Where not followed by leaders and consisting of years only and some of the lines
have a double year, center each in the column, in the following manner:
1898 1899-1900
1901-2
Date columns are not classed as reading columns.
"DITTO," USE OF
Never use "do." in the first line under a center head or under a line of leaders; but it can be used under a blank space, except as limited.
Only use "do." in reading and date columns.
Capitalize when not preceded by leaders. In the last column of a table do not use leaders with "Do." and capitalize.
In columns less than 6 ems in width use 1^ ems of quads (in addition to en quad
used for bearing off) or 2 ems of leaders, as may be required, before the "do."
In columns of 6 ems and over, use 2 ems of quads (in addition to en quad used for bearing off) or 2J ems of leaders.
In first columns, where flush headings are used with indentions under them, proportionate allowance must be made for those indentions, which will generally be indicated by the copy preparer. Where "do." is used in reading columns under units of quantity, bear off a 2-em leader on right.
DOLLAR MARK
To be placed close to figure, and only repeated under cross rules.
DOUBLE-UP TABLES
Repeat a center, flush, or subhead, adding "continued," if the matter under it breaks. Use an en space only on each side of the parallel rule.
EN-QUADDED TABLES
Use en quads in runovers (copy preparers will give instructions when change is desired); scabbard will not be allowed. Omit en quads above and below dashes, except where rules are used instead of dashes.
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FIGURE COLUMNS (see also Fractions, below)
Always bear off the longest line of figures at least an en space from rule, where it can be done. Where crowded and only a few figures will touch, close up on tlie left; if more space be needed, close up on the right. Where necessary to close up on the right in one figure column, do the same with the other figure columns.
Double columns of figures in a single cohunn connected by an en dash, the word "to," or similar connecting word, the en dashes or words to be ranged.
Plus and minus marks, where occurring at left of figures, are to be ranged.
Range all words occurring in figure columns with figures on right; also capitalize and use a thin period.
FOOTNOTES AND REFERENCES
Footnotes to be solid and to have the same abbreviations as are used in the table. In a series of short footnotes range the reference marks on the right and the first
letters of the notes.
Italic superior letters are to be used for references unless otherwise indicated by
copy preparer.
In figure columns footnote references are to be placed at left; but when figure
columns are treated as reading columns place references at rigiit.
Use period between an abbreviation and a reference mark: St. Louis, Mo.«
do.&
FRACTIONS Common fractions will be set against rule unless otherwise indicated.
Decimals: Copy preparers will indicate when ciphers and points are to be
omitted.
Always align decimal points, except in columns containing mixed numbers having irregular decimals; that is, w"here one number would have a decimal of one figure, the next four figures, and so on, one representing pounds, the next dollars, and the next a percentage, etc.
ITALICS Units of quantity, etc., where not in box heads and placed over figure columns to be italics, and to be used only at beginning of a new table or at the head of a continued page, and to drop down on the figures if there is a colon or dash side
head; otherwise clear.
Names of vessels and scientific names of genera and species to be roman unless
otherwise directed.
LEADERS
Unless specially directed otherwise, continue leaders across entire width of
taljle, except where the last column is a reading column or a 5 or a 7 em date
column, in which case omit the leaders from that column. Also omit leaders
in a 5 or a 7 em date column where it is the first column of a table.
LEADING FROM TOP OR BOTTOM LINES
Where there is only one reading column, lead from the bottom; if more than
one, from the top, omitting leaders in the runover line.
Date columns are not classified as reading columns in connection with leading from top line.
In parallel tables, where the lines are numbered on the outside of each page,
lead from the top.
READING COLUMNS (see also Ex commas and periods, p. 28)
Are always to be borne off an en space from rule. Indention from rule means so many ems in addition to the en sj^ace used for bearing off.
Where the last word in a leader line runs close to the rule, use an en leader if space permits; if not, use a thin space, but never use a period excepting where a reference mark follows an a,bbreviation. If a 3-em space will go between the last word and the leader, thin-space so aj to get in an en leader.
Numerical expressions will be expressed in figures, even at the beginning of a sentence: 241 days from Dec. 1 ; trains 3 times a day.
Overruns: Unless otherwise indicated, overruns will be 1 em hanging indention.
Ordinal numbers followed by leaders, also figures having a total in a stub or reading column, are to be ranged on rig'ht.
TABLES IN RULES
Copy preparers will give instructions concerning box heads, bearing off from
rule, dashes, leaders, etc., for tables inclosed in rules.
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LEADER WORK
LEADER WORK.
To have the same style as tables in the foUcjwiug particulars: "Continued " (the use of); Hush and subheads; indentions; numerical expressions in reading coluiims; ranging words in figure columns and figures in reading columns; units of quantity at
right in reading columns.
Width of figure column to b*e an en space more than the longest line of figures; bat no column less than 2 ems.
When the last column is reading matter run leaders close up.
Names of vessels to be in italics.
DASHES
Use parallel dashes in figure columns where necessary to cut off from figures following. In leaded leader work omit lead above and l^elow dashes.
DATE COLUMNS
The same style as in tables, except that a thin period and en space is used to sepa-
rate from item on the right.
DOLLAE MARK
Use only at beginning of each statement and first line of double-up matter or at
the head of a continued statement.
FLUSH AND SUB HEADS
Are not to run into figure columns.
UNITS OF QUANTITY
Where a colunm is composed of a quantity of one kind and it is desired to use a head, it will be in nonpareil roman centered over the figure column. The examples below show the style to be observed where there is a short side head
to the left (note the lead under nonpareil head in solid matter)
Pennsylvania Railroad: Freight carried
Tons.
221, 000
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad: Freight carried In the month of May. _
Tons.
150, 000
Where there is no side head:
Tons.
Freight carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad in the month of May
371, 500
USE OF FIGURES.
It is impossible to give definite rules that will govern in all cases as to what should go in figures and what should be spelled out. General rules which will serve as a
guide follow.
Always spell out figures beginning a sentence, except in tables, ordinal numbers at the beginning of paragraphs or sentences in certain cases, and complex numbeis
beginning questions or answers in testimony.
Ordinal numbers: 1. The earth is round. (2) "The sun do move.'" But when copy indicates "1st," etc., spell: First. The moon is not green cheese.
In testimony
Q. In what year was that?--A. 1876. Q. 1876?--A. Yes, sir.
-- Q. What was the amount involved?-- A. $101.50.
Q. How much was the sum? A. Five (or fifteen, or sixty-seven) dollars.
FIGURES
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Amounts or numbers larger than 1,000, if spelled, are expressed thus: One thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars (not eighteen hundred and fifty dollars),
one thousand two hundred tons (not twelve hundred tons).
Spell out numbers mentioned casually, or by way of illustration, or in connection
with serious and dignified subjects:
In nine hundred and ninety-nine cases out of every thousand. Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute. The twelve Apostles. The three Graces. The nine Muses.
The seven wise men of Greece.
AGE My age is 52 years and 6 months; a boy 6 years old; 3-year-old colt; 3-months-
old child; wine 8 years old (but a boy about six years old; wane four or five
-- j^ears old where indefinite and isolated, spell out).
BONDS OR STOCKS
Gold is 109; Metropolitan Railroad, 109; 5-20 bonds; 10-40 bonds; 7.30 bonds. 3.65 bonds; 4^- per cent bonds; 3 per cent bonds; 3i percents; 4 percents.
Where the word "bonds" does not follow the designating expression, spell
out, as five-twenties, ten-forties, three-sixty-fives, four-and-a-halfs, threes, etc.
COMPOUNDS (see also Fractions and Money, p. 27)
Use figures for such compound terms as a |-inch board, a ^-pound w^ eight, a 25-story building (where the figure does not make two words, and is isolated,
spell, as a two-story house); a 25-cent piece, a 5-franc piece; a 2-foot rule, 10horsepower engine, 25-candlepower lamp, 16-hundred weight load, etc.
Spell out such terms as a two-dollar bill, etc., except where the figure makes two words, as a $25 suit of clothes.
DATES
June 29, A. D. 1882; December 6, 1846; the 1st of January, 1883; June 12; the 5th instant; the 20tii day of March; the 1st (day) of the month; the last of April or the first of May; July 4, 1776, was the great day which gave to the world the celebrated Declaration of Independence, and now our Fourth of July is something to be remembered by all patriotic Americans; 4th of July claims.
Spell such expressions as the early seventies, it occurred in the eighties.
When two consecutive years are intended, set: 1875-76, 1801-2, except 1900-1901;
whenmore than two consecutive years are intended: 1875-1879, 1895-1904; when two or more distinct years are intended: 1894, 1895; 1873, 1876; 1888, 1891,1894.
DECIMALS (see also Fractions, pp. 24, 27)
Supply cipher when there is no unit, as 0.25; 20 ounces of silver, 0.900 fine;
except where referring to caliber of small arms, as .30 caUber, .45-caliber Springfield rifle, distinguishing, however, where used to describe the length of a gun, as a
6-inch rapid-fire rifle, 50 cahbers.
DEFINITE ENUMERATIONS
Use figures for all definite enumerations of weights and measures, and such as the following: Tl"iere were 20 males and 25 females, 45 in all; 6 horses, 5 cows, 26 head of sheep; 25 bulletins, containing 352 pages; but when complicated spell, as twenty-five 6-inch guns, five 24-pounders, two if-inch boards, five 5-cent pieces. In the latter forms figures should not be used for both expressions.
When the nature of the matter is not statistical, spell out isolated numbers less
than 10; also when referred to indefinitely, as between two and three hundred
horses, thirty or forty pages, forty-odd people, etc.
DEGREES, ETC.
Longitude 77° 04'' 06^^ E., latitude 49° 26' 14'^ N.; a polariscopic test of 85°; 45.5° below zero; an angle of 57°; 4°, 8° (quarto and octavo), f°; 3' 5'^ (3 feet
5 inches); 25^.5 or 25.5' as written.
DIMENSIONS
Use the form 8 by 12 inches; but 8x12 inches or 8X12'' (as indicated in copy) may be used in leader work, tables, or "fol."
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FIGURES
FRACTIONS (see also Compounds and Decimals, p. 26) Spell out a common fraction where isolated, as one one-hundredth, two one
hundred and twenty-sixths; I when marked to be s[)elled, one-fourth; a board
three-fourths inch thick (using singular form for unit of measurement, etc.,
when less than one).
Use figures for decimals, as iron 0.625 inch thick; it cost $0.3345 per pound; scrap, at 0.75 cent per pound.
MONEY (see also Compounds, p. 26)
At $3 per 200 pounds; 75 cents apiece; 2.5 francs per yard; 10.7525 per ounce.
Spell out when referred to in a general way, as one or two millions, "I would
not contribute one dollar to such a jjurpose;" but this is not to be construed aa meaning round numbers.
PERCENTAGE
12 per cent, 25.5 per cent; but one-half of 1 per cent. Never use hyphen in such
expressions as 12 per cent interest, etc.
POPULATION The population of Chicago is 1,800,000, of whom 250,000 are voters; a hamlet of
18 persons. But when the nature of the matter is not statistical, spell out num-
bers under 10; or where referred to indefinitely, as the population is forty or fifty
thousand; there were thirty-five or forty persons in the town.
SCRIPTURAL TEXTS
Genesis xv, 24; II Samuel viii, 9-13; St. Matthew vii, 5.
SERIAL NUMBERS
Section 1234, No. 54321; 1536 Ninth street NW.; paragraph 246, page 15, volume 6 (or Volume VI, as written); clerk of class 4; H. R. 12345, Report No. 4321, Document No. 123; Bulletin 46; and all such terms.
Where spelled out use the form section twelve hundred and thirty-four; but where even multiples of one thousand occur, use the word "thousand," as section two thousand and four (not twentj^ hundred and four); paragraph seven thousand and sixty-nine.
Spell out when used as a name, as One hundred and fifty-fifth street. Four-anda-half street, One hundred and ninth Indiana Regiment, Fourth Ward, etc. (See also Numbers used as names, p. 14.
SPECIFIC GRAVITY
Use the period, as 1.100, 0.980.
SUPERIORS AND INFERIORS
Use superiors with reference letters, as A^, A^, or «\ «-, etc. Use inferiors in chemical formulas, as Al.^Oj, and always close up, using no spaces.
TIME
4.30 p.
m.
(use period to separate hours and
minutes) ;
4 o'clock and 30 minutes
p. m.; half-past 4. In scientific work, 4'^ 30"'; 4'\5 or 4.5'' as indicated.
Spell out thirty days' notice; he worked fifty years as a journe3'inan; it lasted
three hours and twenty minutes, etc.
VOTES, BALLOTS, ETC.
75 votes; 50 ballots; 300 voters; 167 Democrats; 14 majority.
when referred to indefinitely, as twenty or twenty-five votes.
But spell out
MISCELLANEOUS.
ACCENTS
Omit the dieresis in such words as aerate, cooperation, preemption, reexamine,
zoology, etc.
Use accents in foreign names and words, unless otherwise directed.
The following is a partial list of v/ords in common use in which accented lettere
occur:
attache charge d'affaires confrere coup d'etat coup de grace d6bris
en arriere en echelon en regie entree entrepot expos6
facj'ade
materiel mel^e
n(5e
proems verbal protege
rale
regime resume
rfile
r61e d'equipage
seiior
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CENTER LINES
Copy preparers will take full responsibility for uniformity in center lines, and no changes are to be made without their consent.
Avoid, where possible, the division of words in center lines making 2 lines only.
Use an en space between Avords in small-cap and cap lines, and two o-em spaces where an extended face is used.
Cap, small-cap, and cap-and-small-cap center lines are to l)e separated from text by a slug one size less than type used for the center line.
CITATIONS AND CREDITS
In text, citations and credits are to be sentences and in parentheses where occurring at end of a sentence, except where page only is given, in which case use lower-case letter and place period outside. Credits Avhere centered to be in
brackets.
See also various headings under Abbreviations, page 18.
Note the following forms: (18 [not 18th] Statutes at Large, p. 25; IV [notlVth]
William and Mary, p. 46; 12(3 [not 126th] United States Reports.)
DIVISIONS Frequent divisions of Avords are undesirable, but do not avoid them entirely at
the expense of uniform spacing.
Do not divide compound words except at the compounding hyphen in any but
extreme cases.
Divisions at the ends of three adjacent lines will not be passed by readers except in extreme cases or in narrow measure.
Divisions on syllables of two letters should be made but rarely.
Never divide the last word of a paragraph if it can be avoided; overrun if necessary. The last line of a paragraph should contain at least a four-letter word.
Avoid, by overrunning, the use of a dash at the beginning of a line.
ELLIPSIS, MARKS OF
In document measure, "line of stars" means 7 asterisks indented 2 ems at each end of the line, dividing the remaining space evenly between the asterisks; but in case two or more sizes of type are used on a page indent long primer 2 ems, brevier 2j ems, and nonpareil 3} ems.
In other than document measure the copy preparers will indicate the number of asterisks and the indention, which latter will be uniform in all cases. If 3 asterisks are used, separate by an em space; if j)eriods are used instead of asterisks, separate by en spaces.
EN COMMAS AND PERIODS
Compositors are to get instructions from foreman when to use en commas and periods in indexes and reading columns of tables. They are only to be used in
matter set solid.
FOOTNOTES
Italic superior letters will be used for references, unless otherwise indicated.
Use 2 leads above and below the rule; and two leads to separate from tabular
matter.
See also various headings under Abbreviations, page 18; Footnotes and ref-
erences, page 24.
FORMS, SHAPES, ETC.
In illustrating certain forms or shapes, as T rails, etc., use caps of case 239 in longr-primer text, case 238 in brevier, and case 237 in nonpareil; but for the ex:pression I beam use cap of case 9 in long primer, case 8 in brevier, and case 7
X in nonpareil. Use a roman cap letter for raj-.
INDEXES
In indexes where leaders are used and the page folios overrun, retain onh' the first folio number in the leader line; but where necessary to save an overrun, figures
may be run back to within an em leader of the words. When the folios overrunning make two or more lines, indent evenly not less than 7 ems on the left in full
measure and 3^ ems in half measure (but where there are clearances indent folios 2 ems more than the matter above or below it) , the folios in excess of even-
length lines to be worked into the leader line. When the figures extend back
into the leader line, use an en quad between the leaders and the first figure.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LEADS AND SLUGS
When extracts, etc., are set in smaller type, separate ?)y using two leads in solid
matter and three leads in leaded matter. Where, however, solid extracts occur in leaded matter, use two leads only. Before signatures and under date lines in leaded matter use one lead only.
Where slugs are called for specially, use a slug of same Body as type.
PLURALS
Use the following form: 2 pairs of shoes (not 2 pair of shoes), etc.
POSSESSIVES, AND APOSTROPHE
Names ending in "s" add apostrophe and "s," as Jones's. Anderson & Co.'s
warehouse.
Do not use the possessive form in such expressions as day labor, quartermaster
stores. State prison, States rights (referring to the principle).
Use the singular form for such expressions as printer's ink, 125 miner's inches.
PUNCTUATION
Observe the following examples of punctuation:
George G. Greene, being sworn and examined, on oath deposes and says: Isaac Fuller, sworn, and testified as follows: P. L. Rodier, sworn and examined. Colonel Seventh Cavalry. Captain, Seventh Cavalry.
Respectfully, yours, Yours, respectfully. Calendar No., 25. Congressional, No. 25. Congressional case No. 25. Record, case No. 384.
Term No., 625.
Indian Depredations, No. 25. Indian depredation case No. 625. French Spoliations, No. 18. French spoliation case No. 325. first session Fifty-third Congress.
Col. (now Brig. Gen.) Peter C. Hains. Painters' Union No. 1.
New York Painters' Union, No. 1.
Latitude, 40° 19^ 12^^ north; longitude, 30° 08^ 14'^ west. In latitude 40° 19^ 12^^ north, longitude 30° 08^ 14^^ west.
Have you any interest in this case? If so, what? Have you any interest in this case? If so, state what. Have you any interest in this case; and if so, Avhat? Have you any interest in this case? And if so, state what.
5 feet 6 inches; 2 pounds 6 ounces; 12 chains 4 I'ods 6 links; but where " and " is used, 3 miles, 4 chains, and 6 links.
QUOTATION MARKS (see also Titles of books, etc., p. 15)
Titles of articles in books, magazines, and newspapers where referred to in text to be quoted, and capitalize first word only, unless a proper wcjrd; place all points, and 3 stars when used at end of quoted matter, inside the quotation marks, except
in "fol. lit."
Range Avords in poetry (according to indention), allowing quotation marks to
clear.
REFERENCES
AVhere letters are used for references in explaining diagrams, figure?, etc., use
italics for lower-case references and roman for caps, not quotad: The bolt a; a pinion, B; angle ah; line CD; points o, h, c.
SIDE AND CUT-IN NOTES
Are to be treated the same as text paragraphs; that is, first line indented 1 em
and the others flush.
Allow 12 ems for cut-in notes unless otherwise instructed, and bear off at least
an em blank of the body of the note above and below, and an em space on the
inside.
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SPACING
The spacing of matter must be governed by the leading.
Solid matter should be spaced with 3-em spaces, and when about to divide a word
prefer to take in.
Leaded matter should also be spaced with 3-em spaces, but when about to divide a word prefer to drive over.
In double-leaded matter en quads should be used and divisions driven over.
Avoid, if possible, the very thin or very wide spacing of the first line of a paragraph.
All lines of composition must be justified so tightly that they will stand unsup-
ported in the stick.
Observe in spacing the various formations of letters. There should be less space
between final "y" and initial "w," for instance, than between final "d" and initial "h;" less between final "o" and initial "c" than between final "f" and initial "b." When a little extra spacing is necessary, never place it between a comma and the first letter of succeeding word. The spacing between capital
letters in headings should also be governed by letter formation.
Do not do all the spacing at either the right or left of the line, but distribute.it in conformity with the foregoing suggestion. The appearance of a page as a whole depends very much upon the care shown in spacing.
Always keep together, at the beginning or end of a line, such abbreviations as U. S. N. ; D. C. ; N. Y. ; N. J. ; M. D., etc. The contractions esq., sr., and jr. should always be in the same line with the name they follow.
In tables of contents, etc., where the word chapter, figure, or plate is used in the first line before numerals in column ("chapter," etc., being cleared in following lines) put an en space between the word and numeral in the first line
,
and range the periods after the numerals,
Enacting and resolving clauses: In document measure space the first line so as to conform to the following examples:
Be it enacted hy the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
Resolved hy the Senate and House of Rej)resentatives of the United
Be it enacted hy the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America
In law measure, space as follows:
Re it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States ofAmerica in Congress assembled^ Tliat Resolved hy the Senate and House of Representatives of
the United States of America in Congress assembled^ That
ADDRESSES, SIGNATURES, AND DATE LINES.
[See also Follow--Fol. lit., p. 3:3.]
Capitalize the principal words in address and signature lines.
Abbreviations may be used when necessary to the good appearance of a line.
Spacing: Use en quads between caps and small caps, except after points use a 3-em
space.
Omit leads where space is clear between date line and address, signature and text,
or signature and address.
Where end of line is 3 ems or more from dash, omit slug; lietween 1 and 3 ems,
use 2 leads; within 1 em or less, use slug.
<
Esq., jr., and sr. : In text, all lower-case; in a cap-and-small-cap address or signa-
ture, Esq., Jr., Sr. ; where address or signature is all caps, Esq., Jr., Sr.
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ADDRESSES, ETC.
ADDRESSES.
The name of a person, a firm, or the title of an official in an a<ldref-s to 1)6 at left
of page, in caps and small caps, the title or direction following in italics (except
"U. S. Army" or "U. S. Navy" immediately following in same line will Ik- roman). Set first line flush where at beginning of a letter or paper; indent 1 em W'here placed
at end. Copy preparers will indicate place of address.
A general address to be all italics.
The examples following show some of the forms to be observed:
[Where italic line la longer than name line indent italic line 2 ems more than name line. Ordinarily where both lines are about same length or the italic line is the shorter, place the italic line so that its center will be at the end of the name line. Where address does not make over half a line, and does not touch on date or signature, it can be run in in one line. Compositors will have to use their judgment as to this.]
Brig. Gen. G. L. Gillespie, U. S. Army,
Chief of Engineers.
Brig. Gen. G. L. Gillespie,
K Chief of Engineers, U. Army.
nThe Chief op Engineers. D D D (Through the Division Engineer.
Brig. Gen. Thomas L. Casey,
nn Chief of Engineers, U. S. Armij, Washington, D. C.
To Smith & Jones, and Brown & Green,
Attorneys for Claimant.
nThe honorable the Secretary of War.
To collectors of customs and internal revenue:
[Where a caption makes more than a half line, set in 2 lines:]
State of New York,
County of New York, ss:
[Note punctuation in these two forms:]
Hon. Alexander McDowell,
House of Representatives.
D Dear Mr. Clerk : I have the honor, etc.
Lieut. (Junior Grade) John Smith, Navy Department:
nThe care shown by you, etc.
SIGISTATURES.
Signatures to be at right of page (except witnesses to a signature, which will be at left, as shown in example) in caps and small caps, indented 1, 3, and 5 ems, accord-
ing to the number of lines, title or direction following to be as in addresses. Make 2 lines where signature and title or direction together make more than half a line.
Mr., Mrs., or any title preceding a signature set in caps to be caps and small caps. The following examples show some of the peculiarities:
[Where signature does not make more than half a line, and the line of text above is blank:]
D D D Very respectfully,
John F. Mackey, Teacher, n
[Line of text above is blank, and address follows signature:]
D D D Respectfully, pThe Secretary of the Interior.
James Staley, D D D Superintendent. D
ADDRESSES, ETC.
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[Never run in with paragraph:]
D Respectfully submitted.
[Where line of text reaches to or past signature:]
n D n Very respectfully,
L. A. Wright, n D United States Indian Agent. D
A. F. Caldwell, D D D United States Indian Agent. D
[Where a person signs for a corporation, etc. Same style to be used where one person signs for another. Do not use lead to separate in this case.]
United States Improvement Company, D By John Smith, Secretary.
William L. Penfield, D D D D Solicitor,
By Frederick Van Dyne, D Assistant Solicitor.
John Smith. D D D (For the Governor of Pennsylvania. ) D
[Where signature touches matter above it, use a lead to separate:]
n D D I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant, S. P. Lanc^ley, D Secretary.
[" Signed" will be indented 3 ems from left, except where another 3-em indention interferes. Note the two cases following:]
D D D (Signed)
[Observe lead.]
John S. Henderson, D D D
Jno. a. Caldwell,
Committee on the part of the House of Bejjr^sentatives. D
Wm. F. Vilas,
James McMillan,
Committee on the part of the Semde. D
D D nl am, very respectfully, yours, etc.,
(Signed) D D D John Randolph, D D D Assistant Clerk Court of Claims. D
[The word [seal.] is indented one em from margin; when at right and there is more than one signature, place one em between it and signature.]
n[sEAL.]
Richard Roe. D
J. M. Wilbur.
[seal. ] n
Bartlett, Robins & Co. D [seal.] D
[Note style as to witnesses:]
n In presence of D D n A. B. Brown.
John Doe.
[Papers signed by an official, showing approval:]
nBy the governor: n Approved.
Nathaniel Cox, Secretary D of State. John Smith",^1 Governor. O
[In Statutes at Large, at end of proclamations, etc.:]
nBy the President: n D D John W. Foster,
Secretary of State.
DATE LrXES.
A date at beginning of letter or paper is to be placed at right of page, indented
1, 3, and 5 ems, according to the number of lines. Copy preparers will indicate as nearly as they can how they are to be broken, and
caps, small caps, and italics.
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ADDRESSES, ETC.
Where at end of letter or paper, to be placed at left of page, using caps, small caps, and italics if below signature and all roman if above signature.
Treasury Department, D D D D D Office of Auditor for the State and other Departments, D D D
Washington, D. C, May 4, D 190-3. Office op John Smith & Co.,D D D S6 Bill Street, Neio York, N. Y., June 6, 1903. U
-- Washington, May 20, 1897 10 a. m. U
Washington, December 20, 1897. D D D (Received January 6, 1S98. ) n
FOLLOW--FOL. LIT.
Copy marked "fol." means to follow figures, italics, abljreviations, idiomatic words and expressions, and &c. or etc., but not capitalization or punctuation. Anything else to be followed will be indicated on the copy or written instructions furnished. All orthography in "fol." matter is good that has the sanction of any
dictionary.
Copy marked "fol. lit." means to follow abbreviations, accents, capitalization, figures, italics, paragraphs, punctuation, signs, spelling, syntax, and compounding
of words.
USE-OF ITALICS.
Names of vessels should be set in italic, except in tables and footnotes to same, indexes, lists set in columns, and Supreme Court work.
The words "see," "see also," etc., to be in italic in indexes onl3^ Italics will not be followed in general work, either for foreign words or to denote
emphasis, unless special instructions to that effect are given.
Scientific names of genera and species are to be in italics; names of classes, orders, families, etc., in roman.
GENERAL TESTIMONY.
[See also Punctuation, p. 29.]
Contract the first Q. and A., as well as the following ones.
Make one paragraph of question and answer, connecting the question and its answer by an em dash; but where there is a choke, use 2-em dash only:
Q. Did you see
A, No, sir.
AVhere the answer is not introduced by the regular "A.," "Ans.," or "Answer,"
or where the name or title of a participant is used, make a new paragraph. The following examples illustrate the use of brackets, colons, and parentheses:
The Chairman (to Mr. Smith). Mr. Kelley (to the chairman).
The Witness. He did it that way [indicating].
Q. (By Mr. Smith.) Do you know these men [handing witness a list]?
(Objected to.) A. (After examining list. ) Yes; I do.
-- Q. (Continuing.) A. (Reads:) -- Question (continuing). Answer (reads):
A. (Interrupting.)
Answer (interrupting).
(Counsel objects to its admission.
n n nBy the Commissioner:
Observe punctuation in the following paragraph: -
The defendant, George Brown, stated to the court, etc.
M S--03 3
COURT STYLE
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COTJET STYLE.
COURT or CLAIMS OPINIONS, BRIEFS, ASTB DECISIONS.
Copy preparers are instructed to simplify style as much as possible, and give pref-
erence to copy generally in the use of abbreviations, figures, and other important matters. Therefore compositors and jiroof readers will carefully observe preparation, and where none is indicated will follow copy.
The following examples and directions will, however, be observed: "United States" to be used in the plural number. Spell out "Question" and "Answer" and make separate paragraphs. "When questions are numbered, the number to precede the question: 30. Question. The Legal Tender cases.
In Clarke's case the court say. In the case of Clarke. In Roe V. Doe the court ruled.
The United States v. 1£ Diamond Rings. The United States v. Forty Hogsheads of Tobacco. (Ex parte Eobinson, 19 Wall., 304.)
Bowman Act (22 Stat. L., ch. 4, § [or sec] 4, p. 50).
Act 5th August, 1882 (Supp. Rev. Stat., 284; Stat. L., 28).
Make sentences of single citations occurring at conclusion of sentences or para-
graphs, except "p." or "pp.," which will be close up and period outside of paren-
thesis. Where citations follow clauses, the final citation, if occurring at the end of
the sentence, will necessarily be closed up. In citations of single lines, use period
at end of each line. Where run in, use semicolons. Observe style of the following: The said paper was marked "Defendant's Exhibit
No. 4." The defendant's Exhibit No. 4 was thereupon placed on file. (See also Punctuation p. 29.
SUPREME COURT RECORDS.
[See also Follow--Fol. lit., p. 33.]
Make paragraphs of answers in Q. and A. matter. The folio number is to appear in the same line as the first word of the folio, flush,
and in a cut-in 3 ems square, except where there is white space above or below; indentions for paragraphs, etc., to be in addition to the 3-em cut-in.
Excepting italics (which stand for errors only), capitalization, and punctuation,
follow copy literally when it is manuscript. In typewritten records manifest errors
of the typewriter are to be corrected, such, for instance, as where a letter has been struck over another or where a space in a word shows that a letter was intended to appear but was not struck hard enough to make an impression; but if a good word is
-- -- used in the wrong place as, " in " for ' ' on, " " boot ' ' for ' ' boat, ' ' etc. do not change
or use italics. Words having the sanction of any dictionary are considered good. Use italic letters to indicate errors in orthography, except in names of persons and
firms and geographic names, words in foreign languages that are not law terms, and errors in syntax. Errors in words set in italics will be indicated by roman letters.
Doublets will be indicated by italicizing the repeated portion. Names of vessels to be set in roman, quoted. Use apostrophe to indicate the omission of one or more letters in a word; but in well-established abbreviations omit apostrophe and use period. Use a 3-em quad to indicate the omission of one or more words.
Capitalize the word "The" only in such cases as the following: the said The B. & 0. R. R. Co. ; The Sun v. The Globe; The City of Washington v. The B. & O. R. R. Co.
the defendant The Davies County Bank.
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BILL STYLE
BILL STYLE.
-- -- Unless special directions are given sometimes necessary in particular cases the
following rules govern the printing of bills:
TYPE
Bills are always set in English type, full-slugged.
A new bill is always all roman, italic being used only for the enacting clause
and the word ' ' Provided. '
SIDE FOLIOS
TWO The direction "Allow for two figures" means that
1-EM quads (not one
2-em quad) are to be used in allowing for side folios at left of text. "Allow for
three figures" means indent two 1-em quads and one en quad.
Always supply the word "That" immediately following the section number (except when quoting sections of Eevised Statutes) and after the word "Pro-
vided'' of a i^roviso.
ENGROSSED AND ENROLLED BILLS A bill is said to he engrossed when it has passed one House 'of Congress; to be
enrolled when final action has been taken in both Houses.
Follow literally in engrossed and enrolled bills. This applies to the title of the bill on the filing or indorsement as well as to the text, but not to the caption of engrossed amendments. Read twice, fol. lit.
HEADS AND INDORSEMENTS
The "indorsement" on a bill is the form printed on the back for convenience of reference when folded. "Bill style" prevails on indorsements. As a bill progresses new "actions" appear, which should be set in the same style as the "actions" that precede. (See examples of the heading and indorsement of a new bill in each House given on pp. 37, 38.
The name of the introducer of a bill or resolution is carried under the title in the indorsement, in long primer caps and small caps, between parallel rules, in
both Houses, through each printing until bill or resolution passes one House.
When the title of a bill on the indorsement makes more than two lines, indent the runovers IJ ems; center the title when it makes but one or two lines. On
the face of the bill where a title makes more than one line, set the first line to full measure, centering the runover if there be two lines in the title; if more than tw^o lines, indent the runovers 2 ems.
Titles for House bills are taken from the indorsement of copy; for Senate bills
from the face of copy. When in doubt, consult with the foreman.
Preambles are set full measure, the first line of each ' ' whereas ' ' being flush and
the runovers indented 2 ems. Where an agreement or treaty is part of a preamble, follow literally, indenting the paragraphs 4 ems and runovers 2 ems, full
measure.
-- Titles and preambles following the head of a bill ai'e always half-slugged.
Set " [Calendar No., " on both face and indorsement of bills which have reached the Senate Calendar, in each case at the upper right-hand corner.
Set "Report No." on both face and indorsement of reported bills in both Houses, centering under the number of the bill.
[It is impracticable to give illustrations of the minutiae of headings and indorsements of bills in all their stages. Samples and information can always be had upon inquiry at the foreman's desk. Compositors and others must familiarize themselves Avith the forms called for by the clerks' notes on copy.]
AMENDMENTS
"Line type" and italic are used only to show amendments. When it is pro-
posed to strike out certain portions in a bill that is "reported with amendments," such portions will be set in "line type," and matter proposed to be inserted will be set in italics.
When it is proposed to strike out and insert, always let the italics follow the
line type.
Do not complicate amendments. When one amendment can be made to cover
the sense, as in the complete changing of a sum of money, so set it, rather than divide into two or more short amendments.
BILL STYLE
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AMENDMENTS--Continued.
Do not use "line type" or italics to show amendments in the title of a bill; hut
allow the original title to stand in its jilace, and put the proposed title with the
introductory words "Amend the title so as to read:" at the end of the bill in a
half-slugged paragraph, all roman. Example:
Amend the title so as to read: "A bill granting an increase of pension to John Smith."
Do not put a part of a word in italics or "line type." At times the copy will indicate a letter only added to or taken from a word, or an amount like ' ' twenty-
five" will be changed to "twenty" by striking out the "five." In such cases use "line type" for the original word and put the proposed word in italics.
Proposed Senate amendments are printed in bill form, all roman.
When it is proposed in the Senate to make several short amendments, the caption
should read as follows:
AMENDMENTS
Intended to be proposed by Mr. Hoar to the bill (H. R. 4864) to reduce taxation, to provide
revenue for the Government, and for other purposes, viz:
1
In line 24, page 19, strike out the words "per centum ad valorem " and insert the words
2 " cents per pound; " in line 16, page 26, strike out the word " shall; " and in line 12, page 34,
3 after the word " and," insert the word " any."
When a proposed amendment in the Senate is expressed by one or more full
paragraphs, the caption should read
AMENDMENT
Intended to be proposed by Mr. Gorman to the bill (H. R. 2476) entitled "An Act to establish a tish-hatching station at Port Tobacco, Maryland," viz: After the word " Maryland," in line
14, section 2, insert the following:
1
To enable the United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries to carry out the provisions
2 of this Act there is hereby appropriated the sum of seventy-five thousand" dollars.
REPORTED BILLS
Observe the difference in form of action taken on Senate and House bills reported
with amendments:
-- House.
December 12, 1897.
Reported with amendments, committed to Committee of tlie AVhole House, and ordered to be
printed.
-- Senate.
[Omit the part struck through and insert the jiart printed in italics.] December 13, 1897.
Reported by Mr. Harris, with an amendment.
[Omit the part struck through and insert the part printed in italics.]
[The wording varies with the necessities of the case, but the style remains the
same.]
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Spell out everjfthing, except "Mr.," "Mrs.," and classification of vessels, as "Al."
Make the contractions " &c." and "etc." read "and so forth," and " viz" read
"namely."
When, in the use of figures, the comma is used in ordinarj^ work to show notation, in bills thoasands and hundreds are spelled; as, for 1,750, make it "one
thousand seven hundred and fifty."
In serial numbers, or where the comma is not used in general work, spell by hundreds all numbers less than 10000; as, for 2742, make it "twenty-seven
hundred and forty-two;" but in serial numbers where even multiples of one thousand occur, use the word " thousand," as "section two thousand and four," "paragraph seven thousand and sixty-nine" (not "twenty hundred and four" or ' ' seventy hundred and sixty-nine " )
Years and dates are expressed thus: June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
ninety-three.
When the expression usually indicated by "No." occurs, use the word "num-
bered." Observe, in this connection, the capitalization for kindred expressions:
House Executive Document Numbered One hundred and twenty-six.
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BILL STYLE
GENEEAL INSTRUCTIONS--Continued.
References to the Revised Statutes, Statutes at Large, court reports, etc., are expressed thus: Revised Statutes, page two hundred and forty-two; Twelfth Statutes, page eleven hundred and sixteen; Tenth Court of Claims Reports, page ten.
Capitalize the word "act" wherever it occurs as a synonym for "bill" or "law."
The indorsement on a printed bill must always fall on an even page.
Seven lines of text may be worked in with the indorsement.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR ENROLLED BILLS
Set in quarto measure, paragraphs indented 2 ems.
Lead with 3-to-pica leads. When center heads occur use a full pica slug above
and below.
Set entirely in roman type, except the enacting clause and "Provided," which
go in italic.
Avoid divisions of words and space evenly. Two-letter divisions must not be made. Place the bill number (using the forms " S. 146," "H. R. 4864") in 14-point Woodward, at the upper left-hand corner.
-[Cast.]
--
58th congress,
1st Session.
headijStg of house bill.
U QQAa ^[Cast.;
R '' '^' ^O^'-'' '
[English caps--cast.]
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
[Long primer type.]
November 18, 1903.
Mr. Fowler, of New Jersey, (by request) introduced the following bill; which was
referred to the Committee on Claims and ordered to be printed.
,
[Cast.]
,
A BILL
[Englisli type.]
For the relief of George Washington Watkins.
[Slug.]
Be it enacted, etc. , That
HEADING OE SEISTATE BILL.
,
-[Cast.]
>
58th congress,
1st Session.
[Cast.!
^ ^
S. 4973.
-- [English caps cast.] IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
[Long primer type.]
November 17, 1903.
Mr. FoRAKER introduced the following bill; which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Pensions.
-[Cast.]
A BILL
[English type.]
Granting an increase of pension to the survivors of the Mexican war.
[Slug.]
Be it enacted, etc., That
BILL STYLE
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nSTDORSBMElSrTS.
House.
Senate.
58th congress, | ^ ^ q^^q
1st Session.
J
58th CONGRESS, \ ^ ^^^^
1st Session.
j
A BILL
For the relief of George Washington Watkins.
A BILL
Granting an increase of pension to the survivors of the Mexican war.
By Mr. Fowlee, of New Jersey.
By Mr. Foeakee.
NovEMBEE 18, 1903.--Referred to the Committee on Claims and ordered to be printed.
Novembee 17, 1903.--Read twice and referred
to the Commiittee on Pensions.
JOURNAL STYLE.
The Journals are set in brevier, solid. Record measure, and as a rule Record style
prevails.
Use contractions for States and Territories (see States and Teeritoeies, pp. 20, 21) after names of forts, barracks, arsenals, navy-yards, naval stations, post-offices, counties, military or Indian reservations, and Indian agencies.
Omit comma between name of Senator or Representative and State, thus : Mr. Jones
of Arkansas.
Use one lead only on either side of small-cap heads.
HOUSE.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1903
A message from the Senate, by Mr. Bennett, its Secretary, announced that the
Senate had passed a bill entitled:
S. 2905. An act for the relief of John M. Smith.
It also a.nnounced that the Senate had passed bills of the following titles, in which the concurrence of the House w.as requested:
S. 2000. An act for the relief of James Robinson; and S. 2001. An act granting a pension to Sam Jones.
It further announced that the Senate had passed, without amendment, the bill
(H. R. 10241) to amend "An act making appropriations for rivers and harbors, and
for other purposes," approved July 4, 1894.
The committees were called foj" reports; When, Bills were reported, the reports thereon ordered to be printed, and referred to the
Calendars as follows:
By Mr. Black of Illinois, from the Committee on Military Affairs, the bill (S. 527)
-- entitled an act to construct a road to the national cemetery at Dover, Tenn. to the
Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union. The amendments recommended by the Committee of the Whole Avere then agreed
to; and as amended the bill was ordered to be engrossed, was read a third time, and
passed.
The Speaker laid before the House the bill entitled:
S. 1262. An act for the relief of Paul McCormick;
Which was referred to the Committee on Claims. By unanimous consent leave was granted Mr. Jones to file the views of the
minoritJ^
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JOURNAL STYLE
-- The Speaker pro tempore laid before the House the bill with amendments of the
Senate thereto--entitled
H. R. 3458. An act extending the time for final proof on land claims under the
public land laws.
On motion of Mr. Sweet, the amendments were concurred in.
Mr. Pearson, from the Committee on Enrolled Bills, reported that the committee
had examined and found truly enrolled bills of the following titles; which were
thereupon signed by the Speaker, to wit:
H. R. 868. An act for the relief of John Smith; S. 1896. An act for the relief of Mrs. Lucinda Brown; and H. R. 3858. An act to pension John Jones.
By Mr. Holman:
Whereas it appears by an act passed June 4, 1894, the sum of $10,000 was appro-
priated to enable the Secretary of War, etc. ; and
Whereas it is alleged that trouble exists, etc.
Resolved, That the Committee on Military Affairs be authorized to settle the diffi-
culty--
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
The Committee on Indian Affairs was called;
When,
On motion of Mr. Lynch (on behalf of said committee), the House resolved itself
into the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union for the considera-
tion of the bill (H. R. 6557) providing for opening the Uintah Indian Reservation in
Utah; and after some time spent therein, the Speaker resumed the chair, and Mr.
Dockery reported that the committee having had under consideration the said bill
(H. R. 6557) had come to no resolution thereon;
When the morning hour expired.
The question being on agreeing to the second resolution, to wit:
Resolved, That John J. O'Neill was not legally elected and is not entitled to a seat
in this House;
And being put,
Will the House agree thereto?
rYeas
23
It was decided in the negative, ^ Nays
165
{_ Not answering
168
After further debate,
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Bailey and Ray of New York tellers.
The question being put.
Shall the bill be engrossed and read a third time?
The yeas and nays being desired by one-fifth of the members present,
Yeas
123
Nays
55
There appeared, Answering present
1
Not answering
172
Reported by tellers as present and not answering
5
The Speaker laid before the House the following joint resolution of the Senate:
A S. R. 91. joint resolution providing for printing a digest of the laws relating to
compensation of officials in United States courts;
Which was referred to the Committee on Printing.
Mr. Allen suggested that the House should take a recess, under Rule 26.
And then, in pursuance of Rule 26, the House took a recess until 8 p. m.
A message from the President of the United States, by Mr. Crook, one of his sec-
retaries, announced that the President had approved and signed bills and a joint
resolution of the following titles:
On June 29, 1894: H. R. 4701. An act to incorporate the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias;
and
H. R. 274. An act to authorize the city of Hyattsville, Md., to construct a wagon
bridge.
JOURNAL STYLE
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On July 6, 1894:
H. J. Ees. 196. Joint resolution to provide temporarily for the expenditures of the
Government.
The committee of conference on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses to the bill
(H. E. 6518) making appropriations for rivers and harbors do recommend to their
I
respective Houses as follows:
That the House recede from its disagreement to the amendment of the Senate
numbered 27, and agree to the same with an amendment as follows: Strike out all
the matter preceding and insert on page 77, after line 7, the following as a new item:
Baltimore Harbor, Maryland: To widen the ship channel to one thousand feet, one
thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine dollars and fifty-one cents.
And the Senate agree to the same.
That the House recede from its disagreement to the amendment of the Senate
numbered 20, and agree to the same with an amendment as follows: Strike out
"eight hundred dollars" and insert in lieu thereof the following: three hundred and
fifty dollars; and the Senate agree to the same.
Amend section 2 to read as follows:
Sec. 2. For an exhibit by the Government of the United States at the Cotton States Inter-
national Exposition to be held at Atlanta, Georgia, in the year eigldeen hundred and ninety-
ve, one hundred thousand dollars.
And the House agree to the same.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr. Cobb of Alabama and Mr. Black of Illinois,
indefinitely; to Mr. Pigott, for two days; to Mr. Bartlett, until Saturday next; to
Mr. Benner of Ohio, for one week; and to Mr. Lacey, for four days.
****** REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Under clause 2 of Eule 13, bills and resolutions of the following titles were severally reported from committees, delivered to the Clerk, and referred to the Calendars therein named as follows:
****** ->;· CHANGE OF REFERENCE. Under clause 2 of Rule 22, committees were discharged from the consideration of bills of the following titles; Avhich were thereupon referred as follows:
::
PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
******* Under clause 1 of Rule 22, private bills and resolutions of the following titles were
introduced and severally referi'ed as follows:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
PUBLIC BILLS, RESOLUTIONS, AND MEMORIALS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Cooper of Ohio, from the Committee on Pensions: The bill (H. R. 23) to
pension John Jones. (Report No. 10. [When tM'o or more bills are reported, make paragraphs of each.]
PUNCTUATION POINTS. A.S amended, said bill was passed.
The said bill as amended was read the third time, reported the resolution (No. 550); which was considered by unanimous consent and
agreed to.
said bill was, by unanimous consent, considered. ; w^hich was read the first and second times by unanimous consent and considered as in Committee of the Whole; and no amendment being made, it was reported to
the House.
; which was by unanimous consent considered and read twice. So, two-thirds voting in favor thereof, said bill was passed.
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JOURNAL STYLE
A -- By Mr. Smith of Illinois: resolution (No. 29) to provide revenue, etc. to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
By Mr. Hicks: A concurrent resolution (No. 10) to recognize CuVjan independence
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
A -- By Mr. Moon: joint resolution (H. J. Res. 14) to recognize Creece to the Com-
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
-- [Note. In Senate Journal a semicolon {;) is used before the reference, iiistjad of a dash,] A joint resolution (H. J. Res. 16). In Senate: H. R. 16. A resolution (H. Res. 16). A concurrent resolution (H. C. Res. 16).
And then,
Onmotionof Mr. Grosvenor, at5o' clock and 20 minutes p. m., the House adjourned.
SENATE.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
A message from the House of Representatives, by Mr. Browning, its chief clerk:
Mr. President: The House of Representatives has disagreed to the amendments of
the Senate to the bill (H. R. 6913) making appropriations for the current expenses
of the Indian Department. It asks a conference with the Senate thereon, and ha.s
appointed Mr. Holman, Mi-. Allen, and Mr. AVilson of Washington managers at the
same on its part.
ENROLLED BILLS SIGNED.
Mr. Caffery reported from the committee that they had examined and fomid duly
enrolled the following bill:
H. R. 2350. An act making appropriations for the Military Academy;
Whereupon,
The President pro tempore signed the same, and it was delivered to the committee
to be presented to the President of the United States.
The Senate proceeded, by unanimous consent, to consider the said bill as in Committee of the Whole; and no amendment being made, it was rej^orted to the Senate.
Ordered, That it pass to a third reading.
The said bill was read the third time.
Resolved, That it pass, and that the title thereof be as aforesaid.
The Senate proceeded to consider, as in Committee of the Wniole, the bill (S. 1296) for the relief of Andrew Gray; and
On motion by Mr. White, and by unanimous consent.
Ordered, That it be postponed indefinitely.
S. Res. 12; S. R. 12; S. C. Res. 12.
Mr. Allison called for a division of the question; and
On the question to recede from the amendment No. 87, viz: Insert as an additional
paragraph the following:
109. Iron ore, forty cents p«' ton,
It
was
determined
in
the
fYeas neg°ative,-'<(^N-tay"s...
^ t 5
A Mr. Vest: petition of citizens of Missouri in favor of woman suffrage.
A Mr. Hoar (on behalf of Mr. Lodge) : petition of citizens of Massachusetts, remon-
strating against any further extension of the civil-service rules.
To amend Rule VIII of the Standing Rules of the Senate.
On motion by Mr. Hill,
The yeas and nays being desired by one-fifth of the Senators present, Those who voted in the affirmative are,
Messrs. Allen, Hill, Irby.
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs. Jones of Arkansas, Jones of Nevada, Mitchell of Wisconsin.
JOURNAL STYLE
42
The question being on the motion of Mr. Hill that the Senate recede from its amendment No. 87,
Pending debate, Mr. Jones of Arkansas raised a question as to the presence of a quorum; Whereupon,
The Presiding Officer (Mr. Piatt of Connecticut in the chair) directed the roll to
be called
When,
Fifty-nine Senators answered to their names.
A quorum being present,
KXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion by Mr. Jones of Arkansas, The Senate proceeded to the consideration of executive business; and
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After the consideration of executive business the doors were reopened; |
When, On motion by Mr. Gorman, at 3 o'clock and 40 minutes p. m.. The Senate adjourned.
USEFUL INFORMATIOISr,
VOCABULARY OF DOUBLE WORDS.
Prefixes are in bold-faced type. When a suffix is preceded by a hyphen use the hyphen ; if not, then make one word.
"The rest take the hyphen," "the rest one word," etc., mean all others of the class found in Webster's International Dictionary, from which this list was made up and to which has been added
a few office decisions. Double words not found in this vocabulary or in the International Dictionary will be separated by
a space unless instructions be given otherwise. Preferred spellings are not indicated The abbreviation (a.), for adjective; (adv.), for adverb; (n.), for noun, or (v.), for verb, after a
word restricts the use of the word to the part of speech indicated. Obsolete words are not given.
Plurals are omitted; as, acre-foot (acre-feet), foot-pound (foot-pounds).
a-a.
aard-vark, -wolf. able; compound all double words.
about-sledge.
aboveboard, deck, said; the rest take the hy-
phen.
Abraham-man. absent; compound all double words.
acorn-shell.
acre-foot.
actlno-chemistry; the rest one word. acute-angled. adderbolt, wort. adder's-meat, -mouth, -spear, -tongue. addle-brain, -brained, -head, -headed, -pate,
-pated, -patedness.
adjutant-general.
aestho-physiology.
after (when meaning a time to come make two
words; other words not given take the hyphen) birth, brain, cast, clap, crop, eye, game, glow, grass, growth, guard, math, most, noon, pains,
piece, shaft, taste, thought, wise.
aftmost.
agal-agal, wood. agar-agar. ahorseback. ald-de-camp, -major. ail weed. air-tight; adjectives take hyphen. aitchbone.
albertype.
alcoholmeter. alebench, berry, cost, hoof, house, -knight,
taster, wife.
alkalimeter.
allbone, good, -hail (v.), heal, mouth, -possessed, seed, spice, where, work.
alleyway.
alms; all one word.
alongshore, side.
alpenstock.
altarpiece.
alto-cumulus, -rilievo, -stratus. ambs-ace. amidships. amperemeter. amylamine.
aniylo (prefix); all one word.
anchor-hold.
andiron.
anglemeter, worm.
anglo (prefix) ; all one word, unless followed by cap, when use hyphen.
angulo-dentate.
aniseed.
ant-bear, -cattle, -eater, -hill, -lion; when
meaning anti, all one word. ante-act, -mortem; the rest one word. anti-trade; the rest one word, unless followed
by cap, when use hj'phen. anybody, how, one, thing, thingarian, way,
where, whither, wise. apple-faced, -jack, -John.
aquamarine, puncture, tint.
aqueo-igneous.
arc-boutant. areli, arclii (prefix for chief); all one word. areliband, way.
argillo (prefix); takes the hyphen.
argus-eyed.
arlsto; all one word except aristo paper. armchair, hole, pit, rack. armor-bearer, -plated. arrifere; all take hyphen. arrowhead, root, wood, worm.
arsesmart.
artilleryman. aryteno-epiglottic, -epiglottidean.
Ascensiontide. ash-fire, -furnace, -oven, weed.
ass-ear.
assemblyman.
ass's-foot.
asterwort.
astro (prefix); all one word.
attorney-general. auto-da-fe, -infection, -inoculation, -intoxica-
tion; the rest one word. avant-courier, -guard. avercorn, penny. away-going. awe-stricken, -struck. awl-shaped, wort. axbreaker, fitch, man, stone.
axletree.
aye-aye, green.
B
babyhouse. backache, band, bite, biter, biting, -blocker,
board, bond, bone, boned, cast, door (a.), down, fall, friend, furrow, gammon, ground, hand, handed, house, joint, lash, log, piece, plate, saw, set, settler, side (the rump), sight, slide, slider,
sliding, staff, stairs (a.), stay, stitch, -strapped,
sword, tack, wash, water, woods, woodsman, worm, wort.
badderlocks.
bagman, nut, pipe, piper, reef, room, wig, worm.
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DOUBLE WORDS
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baggageman.
bailpieoe. bain-marie.
bakehouse. baker-legged.
balanee-reef.
bald-faced, bead, headed, money, pate, pated,
rib.
balefire.
ballflsh, -iiower, proof, room.
bandbox, master,
bandj'-legged.
baneberry, wort, baiikside, -sided, barflsh, keeper, maid, master, mote, post, room,
tender, way, wood.
bare (prefix); all one word. barge (prefix); all one word,
barkbound. barleybrake, -bree, corn, barnburner, stormer, storming, yard, barrenwort. barringout.
baryto-calcite. basal-nerved.
baseball, board, born, -burner, -court, bashi-bazouk. basilweed. basketwood.
bas-relief,
basso-rilievo.
basswood. batfish, fowler, fowling, horse, man, wing. bathroom, batsman,
bat's-wing. battering-ram. battle-ax, door, field,
baivcock, horse, bawdyhouse. bay-antler, berry, bolt, -gall, man, wood, beadhouse, roll, snake, work,
beadsman, woman,
bealthead, iron,
be-all.
beambird. bearbane, berry, bind, herd, hound, skin, ward,
M'ood, wort, beardtongue. bear's-breech, -ear, -foot, -paw. beaueatcher.
bedbug, chair, chamber, clothes, cord, fellow, gown, key, maker, -molding, pan, piece, plate,
- post, quilt, rid, ridden, right, room, side, site, sore, spread, staff, stead, straw, swerver, tick,
time.
beebread, -eater, hive, house, master, beechnut. beefeater, steak, -wittod, -wood,
beerhouse,
beeswax, wing. beetle-browed, head, -headed, stock,
beetrave.
beforehand, time, behindhand,
bel-esprit.
bellbird, -faced, flower, man.-mGuthed,-shaped, topper, wether, wort,
belle-lettrist.
belles-lettres.
bellyache, band, bound, -god, -pinched, bergmeal, schrund, stock, betweenbraiu.
bez-antler.
Bhagavad-Gita. bl-iliac; the rest one Avord. bibcock, biddybid. bigeye, horn, root, wig, -wigged. billbeetle, board, bug, fish, head, hook, man,
poster, sticker.
billet-doux, head. billyboy, cock.
bindweed, with,
birdbolt, call, catcher, catching, -eyed, lime, man, seed, -witted.
bird's-beak, -eye, -foot, -mouth, -nesting, -tongue.
birtliday, less, mark, night, place, right, root, wort.
bishop-stool. bisl»oi>'s-weed, -wort. bitehwood.
bitstoek.
bitterbark, blain, bloom, bump, nut, root, sweet, weed, wood, wort.
blackball, band, belly, berry, bird, birder, birding, board, -browed, butt, cap, coat, cock, -eyed,
-faced, feet, fellow, fin, fish, foot, guard, head, heart, -hearted, -jack, leg, -letter (a.), list (v.), mail, mailer, mailing, meat, -mouthed, poll, root, Salter, smith, strap, tail, thorn, wall, wood, work. bladderflsh, nose, wort.
bladebone, fish. blameworthy. blancmange. bleareye, -eyed, eyedness. blend water.
blightbird.
blindballjflsh, fold, story, worm, -your-eyes.
blink-eyed.
blockhead, headed, house, ship. bloodbird, drop, flower, guiltiness, guiltless,
guilty, hound, letter, letting, root, shed, shedder, shedding, shot, stick, stone, stroke, sucker, thirsty, ulf, -vascular, wife, wood, worm, wort. bloodybones, -minded. blowball, cock, fish, fly, gun, hole, -off, -out,
pipe, tuTDe.
blueback, beard, bell, berry, bill, bird, bottle,
breast, bush, buttons, cap, coat, -eye, -eyed, fin, fish, gown, hearts, -John, nose, pointer, poll, print, start, stocking, stone, throat, -veined, wing, wood. blufflp-bowed, -headed. blunderhead.
blunt-witted.
blushwort.
boarfish.
boar's-foot.
boatbill, house, man, -shaped, swain, -tail, woman.
boatsman. bobbinwork. bobcat, -cherry, fly, sled, sleigh, stay, tail, tailed,
white. bodyguard.
bogberry, sucker, trotter, trotting, wood. bollworm. boloman. bolthead, rope, sprit. bombproof, shell. bon-accord, bon, Chretien, due, fire, mot. bondholder, maid, man, slave, stone, woman.
bondsman, woman.
boneache, black, dog, fish, set, setter, setting.
bonnyclabber. bony tail. bookbinder, bindery, binding, case, craft,
holder, keeper, keeping, land, -learned, maker, man, mark, mate, monger, plate, seller, selling, shelf, shop, stall, stand, store, work, worm. bootblack, hose, jack, lick, maker, making,
topping, tree.
boragewort.
bordland, lode, man. borougliholder, m.aster, monger, mongering,
mongerv.
botfly.
both-hands (n.). bott-hammer. bottlehead, holder, -nose, -nosed, screw. boughpot.
bouts-rim6s.
bowbell, bent, -compass, fin, grace, head, knot, leg, -legged, line, man, -pen, -pencil, -saw, shot, sprit, string, stringed, wood.
Bow-bells. boxberry, fish, haul, hauling, -iron, keeper,
thorn, wood. Brahmo-somaj brainpan, sick, sickly, sickness. brakeman. brand-new. brandy-pawnee.
brantail.
bfant-fox.
brass-visaged.
brazen-browed, face, faced.
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DOUBLE WORDS
breadbasket, fruit, nut, root, stuff, winner,
breakaway (n.), ax, bone, -circuit, down, nuni,
neck, stone, -up, water,
breasthand, beam, bone, -deep, fast, height,
-liigh, hook, knot, pin, plate, plow, rail, roj)e,
summer, weed, wood, work,
breeeliblock, cloth, loader, -loading,
brewhouse.
bric-a-brac.
brickbat, fielder, kiln, layer, laying, maker,
making, work, yard.
bride-ale; the rest one word, bridesmaid, man.
brldgeboard, head, pot, tree, -ward,
briefman.
brigadier-general,
brimstonewort.
bristle-pointed, -shaped, tail, wort,
brittleworts.
broadax, bill, brim, -brimmed, cast, clotli,
-horned, leaf, -leaved, mouth, piece, seal (v.),
.side, spread, spreading, sword, throat.
broken; adjectives take hyphen,
bronclio-pneumonia; the rest one word,
bronze wing.
brooklim.e, side, weed,
broomstick.
brother-in-law, wort.
broAvbeat, beating, bound, post, spot. brovFiiback, stone, wort,
browsewood.
brushwood,
buck-basket, board, eye, -eyed, horn, hound,
jump, jumper, shot, skin, stall, tail, thorn, tooth,
wheat,
buckler-headed,
buck's-horn.
budmash.
bufferhead.
buJHehorn.
bug (prefix); all one word,
bugleweed.
buhlwork.
buhrstone.
built-up.
bulbo-tuber.
bulkhead,
bullbeggar, berry, comber, dog, faced, fice, fight,
fighter, fighting, finch, fist, frog, head, headed,
-necked, nut, -poll, pout, -roarer, rout, weed,
wort,
bullen-bullen, -nail,
bullet-proof.
bullock's-eye, -heart.
bull's-eye, -nose,
bumboat, wood. bumblebee, puppy, bunch-backed, berry, flower,
bunghole.
burbark.
burghmaster, mote,
burnstickle.
burr.stone.
bushboy, fighter, fighting, hammer, man,
ranger, ranging, whacker, whacking,
bushelman.
businesslike,
busybody,
butterball, bird, bump, bur, cup, -fingered, fish, fly, man, milk, nut, -scotch, weed, weight,
wort,
but-thorn.
buttonball, bush, hole, mold, weed, wood,
butt-strap (v.), weld (v.).
by
(prefix) ,
all take
the hyphen,
except bygone,
byname (v.), bypath, byplay, byroad, by-
stander, byway, byword, bywork.
c
cabman, um. cabinetmaker, making, work.
cable-laid, way. cachepot.
cadbait.
cadewonn.
calc-sinter, -spar, -tufa. calcareo-argillaceous, -bituminous, -siliceous. calPs-foot, -head.
calfskin.
calicoback.
calves-snout.
camber-keeled.
Cambro-Briton.
camel-backed.
camel's-hair (a.).
campfight.
camphorwood.
camwood.
cancan, dock. cancerweed, wort.
candleberry, bomb, fish, holder, light, power,
stick, waster,
candytuft,
eanebrake.
cankerberry, -root, weed, worm,
canoeman.
canvasback.
eap-a-pie, case, peak, sheaf, -square, stone,
caperberry.
capeweed.
cargoo.se, load, lock, man. cardboard, case.
care-tuned, worn, carnal-minded, -mindedness.
carpetliag, bagger, monger, way, -weed.
carryall, tale, cartload, man, way, wright.
carvel-built,
case-bay, harden, hardened, hardening, mate, mated, 'weed, worm,
cashbook.
casse-tete.
cassioberry.
castaway (n.), -iron (a), -off (a.),
castle-builder, -building, -guard, -ward,
catbird, boat, call, eye, -eyed, fall, fish, gut,
-harping, -haw, head, -hole, mint, pipe, -rigged,
-salt, -silver, stick, stitch, -tail,
catch-basin, drain, fly, -meadow, penny, water,
weed, weight, word, work,
eater-cornered, -cousin,
cat's-ear, -eye, -foot, -paw, -tail,
cattleman,
causeway, wayed.
cavalryman,
cavo-rilievo.
centerbit, board, -fire (a.), piece, -second (a.),
eerebro-spinal.
cerecloth,
cesspipe, pool,
chalewax, weed.
chaffseed, weed,
chainwork.
chalkcutter, stone, chambermaid,
chance-medley,
chapbook, fallen, man.
cliar-a-bancs.
charterhouse,
charwoman.
chasse-cafe, -maree, pot.
chatterbox,
chatwood.
chaud-medley.
cheap-jack, -john. checkmate, rein, roll, string, work,
checkerberry, Ijoard, work, cheesemonger, paring, wood,
chef-d'oeuvre.
chess-apple, board, man, tree,
cheval-de-frise.
chiaroscuro.
chick-pea, weed.
·*
chicken-breasted, -hearted, weed.
chief-justiceship,
chiff-chaff,
chi-fu.
chlldbearing, bed, birth, crowing. chimney-breast, -piece.
Chinaman,
chiselmouth.
chitchat.
chloralamide, imide. chockablock, -full, chokeberry, bore, cherry, -full, -strap.
chondro (prefix); all one word,
chopboat, church, fallen, house, -logic, stick, chowchow.
christcross.
DOUBLE WORDS
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Ch^iste^oss-ro^^'.
Christmastide.
Christ' s-thorn.
cliroiiio (prefix); all one word.
chub-faced. clmc'klehead, headed. chiick-wiU's-widow.
cliurcli-alc, -bench, goer, going, man, warden, wardenship, yard.
chnrrworm.
ci-devant.
ciiiquefoil, -pace, -spotted.
olrcuin (prefix); all one word. cirro-cumulus, -filum, -nebula, stomatous,
-stratus, -vehim. ols (prefix); all one word.
cittern-head. clambake.
clapboard, match, trap. clapperclaw. classman, mate. clean-cut, -limbed, skins (n.) , -timbered. clear-boled, -cole, -cut, -headed, -seeing, -shin-
ing, -sighted, -sightedness, skins (n.), starch, starcher, story, weed, wing.
cleft-footed, graft.
clerk-ale.
clingstone, fish.
clinker-built.
clinkstone.
clipflsh.
clipper-built.
cloakroom. clockbird, like, wise, work. clodhopper, hopping, pate, pated, poll. close-banded, -barred, -bodied, fisted, handed,
handedness, hauled, mouthed, reefed, -stool,
-tongued. clotliesliorse, line, pin, press. cloudberry, -built, -burst, -capped, -compeller,
land.
cloven-footed, -hoofed.
clovewort. clownheal. clnlJfist, fisted, foot, footed, hand, haul, house,
room, -rush, -shaped. coaclifellow, man, whip, wood.
CO (prefix) -ally, -assessor, -legatee, -lessee, -les-
sor, -mate, -meddle, -regent, -relation, -religionist, -respondent, -sufferer; the rest one word. coal-black, fish, goose, -meter, mouse, pit, sack, -whipper. coastways, wise. cobblestone. cobhead, stone, swan, wall, web, webbed, webby, work.
cocco (prefix); all one word.
cock-a-hoop, bill, boat, -brained, chafer, crow, crowing, eye, fight, fighting, head, horse, -laird, loft, master, match, -paddle, pit, roach, shy, spur, sure, swain, tail, up, weed.
cocklebur, shell. cockscomb, combed, foot, head.
cocoanut.
coddymoddy. codfish, piece, worm. cotffeehouse, man, pot, room. coft'erdam, work. cogware, wheel, wood. colcannon. cold-blooded, finch, -hearted, -heartedness,
-short, -shut. colegoose, mouse,<perch, seed, slaw, staff, tit,
wort.
eolicroot, wort.
color-blind, -corporal, man.
coltsfoot.
colt's-tail.
combbroach, -shaped. comedown, -outer.
comet-finder, -seeker. commissary-general, -sergeant. committeeman.
commonplace, weal, wealth.
concavo-concave, -convex.
eoncertmeister.
concho-spiral.
coneflower, -in-cone, -nose. congressman. connate-perfoliate. consul-general.
contra (prefix); all one word. convexo-concave, -convex, -plane.
coo-in-new.
cookbook, maid, room, shop. cool-headed, -headedness, weed, wort.
cootfoot. cope-chisel, stone.
copper-belly, -bottomed, -faced, -fastened, head, -nickel, -nose, plate, smith, tail, wing, worm.
copple-crown, -crowned.
cop-rose. copsewood.
copyhold, holder, right. coralberry, -rag, wort.
corbel-table.
corbiestep.
cordleaf.
corkscrew, wing, wood. cornbell, bind, cob, crake, crib, cutter, dodger,
field, floor, flower, loft, muse, sheller, shuck,
stalk, starch. cornercap.
cornet-a-piston.
corsepresent.
costal-nerved. costermonger.
cottontail, weed, wood. coughwort. countfish, -wheel. counteract, action, active, actively, balance,
bore, brace (v.), buff, caster, change, changed, charge, charm, check, claim, -compony, -couchant, -courant, current, draw, faller, fleury, foil, force, fort, gage, guard, irritant, irritate, jumper, man, march, mark, mine, move, mure, natural, -paly, pane, part, passant, plead, plot, point, poise, pole, ponderate, prove, -roll,
-salient, scarp, seal, secure, shaft, sign, sink, stand, step, stock, stroke, sunlt, term, time, trippant, turn, vail, view, vote, weigh, weight,
wheel, work.
countinghouse, room. country-base, -dance, man, side, woman.
coupe-gorge. couple-beggar, -close. coupstick. court-baron, bred, -craft, -house, -leet, like,
-martial, -plaster, yard. cousin-german. couvre-feu. coverlid, -point.
coivbane, berry, bind, bird, blakes, boy, catcher,
fish, hearted, herb, herd, hide, itch, leech, leeching, lick, like, pea, -pilot, pox, quake, slip, slipped, weed, wheat.
cowlstaft'.
crabeater, faced, liole, sidle, stick, -yaws. crack-brained. crackleware. cracksman. craftsman, master. crakeberry. crampfish.
crane's-bill.
craniacromial. crankbird.
crapefish.
crawfish.
craj^sh. craze-mill.
creanicake, -colored, cups, -faced, -fruit, -slice,
-white.
creekfish. creephole.
crewelwork. crib-biter, -biting, rose, work. crincum-craneum.
crinkleroot.
crisscross.
crisscross-row.
croftland.
crookback, bill. crop-ear, -eared, -tailed, weed.
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DOUBLE WORDS
cropple-crown. cross-armed, -banded, bar, barred, beak, beam,
-bearer, -bedded, bill, -birth, bones, bow,
bower, bowman, bred, breed, -bun, -crosslet,
cut, -days, -examination, -examine, -examiner, -eye, -eyed, -fertilize, fish, flow, -garnet, grained, hatch, hatching, head, -interrogatory, jack, legged, patch, -pawl, piece, -purpose, -question, -reading, road, row, ruff, -spale,
-springer, -staff, -stitch, -stone, -stratified,
-stratification, -tail, -tie, -tining, trees,
-vaulting, way, -week, wort.
crowbar, bell, berry, flower, foot, -quill, -silk,
step, stone, toe, -trodden.
crownbeard, -Imperial, piece, -post, -saw, work.
croAv's-foot, -nest. crumbcloth.
crystalwort. cubbridge-head. eiil>by-hole, yew. cub-drawn.
cubo-octahedral, -octahedron. cucltoobud, flower, pint. cuckoo's-eye. cul-de-four, -de-sac. culverhouse, key, tail, tailed. cummerbund. cumu-cirro-stratus. cumulo-cirrus, -nimbus, -stratus. cupbearer, board, -gall, -moss, -rose, seed.
curbstone.
cure-all.
curlewberry. currycomb. cushewbird. custom-house.
cutaway, lips, -off, -out, purse, throat, water, weed, work, worm.
cuttlefish.
cuttystool.
D
dabchick.
daggle-tail.
daglock, swain, -tailed. dairymaid, man, woman. dalesman. dandy-cock, -hen. daneball, weed, wort. dane's-blood, -weed. dangleberry. dare-devil, -deviltry. dashboard, pot. daughter-in-law. dayberry, book, break, -coal, dream, dreamer,
flower, fly, -labor, -laborer, light, mare, -net,
-peep, spring, -star, time,
daysman, deadbeat (a.), born, -eye, head, -hearted,
-heartedness, house, latch, light, lock, man, -pay, -reckoning, -stroke, wood, works, deaf-mute, -mutism,
dealflsh.
dearborn, -bought, -loved, deathbed, bird, blow, day, like, watch, death's-head, -herb, deathsman. deckle-edged, decoy-duck, -man. deep-laid, -mouthed, -read, -sea (a.), -sinker,
-waisted. deerberry, grass, horn, hound, -neck, skin,
stalker, stalking,
deer's-mllk, -tongue, de-ethicise; the rest one word,
delftware.
denil-rilievo; the rest one word, denehole. dentate-ciliate, -sinuate, deskwork.
dessert-spoonful.
deutero-albumose. -elastose; the rest one word. Deutero-Isaiah, -Niocene. devil-diver, fish, wood. deTvberry, claw, cup, drop, fall, lap, lapped,
-point, ret, rot, worm. diamond-back, -shaped,
dibstone.
dicebox.
dickcissel. diesinker, sinking, stock. dikerecve.
dillydally.
diiii-sighted, -sightedness.
diner-out. dingdong. dingle-dangle. dip-head.
direc1>-acting.
dishcloth, -faced, rag, washer, water. disselboom. ditty-bag, -box. divedapper.
divi-divi. do-all, -little, -naught, -nothing, -iiothingism.
dock-cress, yard. doeskin. dogbane, berry, bolt, -brier, cart, draw, -eared,
-faced, fi.sh, -fox, -headed, -hearted, hole, leg,
-legged, -rose, shore, sick, skin, sleep, stone, tie, tooth, trick, trot, vane, watch, -weary, wood.
dog's-bane, -chop, -ear, -eared, -mouth, -tail (a.), -tongue.
dollflsh.
domebook.
doodlesack. doomsday. doorbell, case, cheek, keeper, knob, latch, nail,
plate, post, sill, stead, step, stone, stop, way, weed, yard. doppelganger. dorbeetle, haAvk, mouse.
dorrfly.
dos-a-dos.
double-acting, -bank, -banked, -barreled, -beat (a.), -breasted, -charge, -decker, -dye, -dyed, -ender, -entendre, -eyed, -faced^ ganger, -handed -headed, -hearted, -hung, -loader, -lock, -milled , -minded, -quick, -ripper, -shade, -threaded, -tongue, -tongued, -tonguing, tree.
dough-baked, bird, boy, face, -faced, faceism,
-kneaded, nut. dousing-chock. dovecot, -eyed, like, tail, wood.
dove's-foot.
do wnbear, cast, come, comer, fall, fallen, falling,
gyved, haul, hearted, hill, looked, lying, pour, right, -share, sitting, stairs, stream, stroke, take, throw, town, trod, trodden, weed, weigh. drabble-tail.
draftsman.
dragbar, bolt, hoimd, link, man, net, rope. draggle-tail, -tailed. dragonlike, wort. drainpipe, tile, trap.
drakestone; draniseller, shop. draughtboard.
draAVback, bar. bench, bolt, bore, boy, bridge,
-cut, filing, gear, gloves, head, knife, link, loom, net, plate, rod, shave, spring. drawing-room. drayman. dread-bolted, naught. dreamland.
dressmaker, making. driltbolt, piece, pin, way, weed, wind, wood. drillmaster, stock.
dripstone. drivebolt, pipe, way. dronepipe.
droplight, stone, worm, wort. drumbeat, fi.sh, head, stick, wood. dry-beat, -boned, -eyed, -fisted, nurse (v.) , -rub,
Salter, saltery, -shod, -stone.
duckbill, -billed, -legged, meat, weed, wing. duck's-bill, -foot, -meat.
duebill.
dugout, way. dullhead; adjectives take hyphen. dumb-bell, -waiter. dumdum. dunbird, fish, pickle. dunderfunk, head, -headed, pate. dungfork, hill, meer, yard.
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dustbrnsh, man, pan, -point. dyehouse, .stuff, weed, wood.
dynaiuo (prefix) -electric; tlie rest one word.
E
eagle-eyed, -siglited, stone, -winged, wood, earaclie, -bored, cap, cockle, drop, drum, lap,
lock, mark, -minded, pick, -piercer, reach, ring, -sliell, shot, sore, -splitting, wax, wig, witness, worm, earlduck. earthbag, bank, board, born, bred, drake, fork, kin, nut, pea, quake, .shock, star, -tongue, wolf, work, worm, eartlien-hearted, ware, eartlily-minded, -mindedness.
Eastertide,
east-insular,
easy-chair, -going, eavedrop. eavesdrop, dropper, dropping, edgebone, shot, eelbuck, fare, fish, grass, -mother, pot, pout,
spear, worm, egg-apple, -bird, -cup, -glass, hot, nog, plant,
-shaped, shell, ego theism, eightfold, score. eltoOAVboard, chair, room, elderberry, wort, electrogenesis, meter, metric, metrical, motor,
phone, plate, plater, plating, scope, scopic, static, statics, tactic, technics, technical, tonic, tonicity, type, typer, typic, typing; other double' words take the hyphen, eleuthero-petalous. ellland, lock, elknut, wood,
elliptic-lanceolate, ellwand.
elsewhere, whither, ember-goose, embryoplastic. emeto-cathartic.
empty-handed, -headed, -hearted,
end-all.
engineman, -sized. Englishman, woman.
erecto-patent. erelong, while, erstwhile. evenfall, handed, -minded, song, tide,
everduring, glacle, green, lasting, lastingly, lastingness, living, more,
everybody, day (a.), one, thing, when, where, evil-eyed, -favored, -favoredness, -minded,
-mindedness. ewe-necked.
ex (prefix for former condition or office held)
all take hyphen.
excito (prefix); all take hyphen,
expressman.
extra (prefix) -articular, -axillar. -axillary,
-ocular, -official, -red, -uterine; tlie rest one word. ex-voto. eyas-musket, eyeball, bar, beam, bolt, bright, brow, cup_, drop, flap, glance, glass, hole, lash, lid, -minded,
piece, reach, salve, servant, service, shot, sight, sore, -splice, -spot, -spotted, stalk, stone, string, tooth, wash, water, wink, winker, witness.
F
facework. facsimile. fag-end. faint-hearted, -heartedly, -heartedness. fair-leader, -mindedness, way; adjectives take
hyphen,
fairyland.
falcon-beaked, bill, -gentil. faldfee, stool, fallfish, way. false-heartedness; adjectives take hyphen, fancy-free, -sick, work.
fandangle, fish, foot, like, -nerved, tail, -tailed,
-tan.
far-about, -extended, fetched, -off, -reaching,
seeing, sighted, sightedness, -spread, -stretched.
fardingbag, deal.
farmer-general.
farmhouse, stead, yard. fashion-monger, -mongering. fatback , bird, -brained, head, -kidneyed, -witted father-in-law, land, -lasher.
fault-finder, -finding.
fausse-braye.
fawn-colored.
fayberry.
fearnaught. feather-edge, few, -foil, -head,
adjectives talce hyphen. feeble-minded, -mindedness. fee-faw-fum.
stitch,
wing;
fellmonger. fellowfeel; the rest take hyphen.
felo-de-se.
felonweed, wood, wort.
feltwort.
fenberry.
fer-de-Iance. fernbird, gale.
ferret-eye.
ferro (prefix); all one word. ferryboat, man.
fetterbush, lock. feverfew, nut, twig, weed, wort.
fiber-faced.
tiddle-faddle, -shaped, stick, string, wood. lidel-commissary, -commissor, -jussio, -jussory. fleldcornet, cornetcy, fare, piece, work (mili-
tary) .
flgeater, pecker, -shell, worm, wort.
figurehead.
fllefish.
finback, foot, -footed, like, pike, -toed.
finchbacked. finedraw, drawer, drawn, spun, still, stiller, top.
fingle-fangle.
firearm, back, ball, bird, board, bote, brand,
brat, cracker, crest, dog, drake, -fanged, fish,
flaire, flame, flaught, fly, lock, man, -new, jjlaee, proof, proofing, room, -set, side, stone, tail, warden, weed, wood, work, worm.
firmer-chisel.
firstborn, -class, -hand, -rate. fish-bellied, berry, -block, gig, hawk, hook, like,
monger, skin, -tackle, tail, way, wife, woman, wood.
fisherman.
fitweed.
five-corners, -finger, fold, -leaf, -leafed, -twen-
ties.
flagman, -officer, ship, staff, stone, worm.
flame-colored.
flapdragon, -eared, jack, -mouthed.
flare-up.
flash board. flatbill. boat, -bottomed, -cap, fish, -footed, head,
-headed, iron, -top, worm. flaxbird, bush, -plant, seed, weed.
fleabane, -beetle, -bite, -bitten, -louse, seed,
wort.
fleet-foot.
fleshmonger, pot.
fleur-de-lis.
flicflac.
flickermouse.
flight-shot.
flimflam.
flimmerball.
flindermouse. flint-hearted, lock, ware, wood.
flip-flap.
flittermouse.
floorheads, walker.
flopwing.
flourworm.
floAver-de-luce, -fence, -gentle, pot.
flowery-kirtled.
fluheworm, wort. fluoranthene, hydric.
flushboard.
flutemouth.
fluvio-marine.
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flyaway, bane, -bitten, blow, blown, boat, -case, catcher, -catching, eater, fish (n.), -flsh (v.), man, speck, tail, trap, -up-the-creek, wort.
foalfoot.
Ibgbow, dog, eater, fruit. folkland, lore, mote. fool-born, flsh, hardihood, hardily, hardiness,
hardy, -hasty.
foolscap.
loot-acre, ball, band, bath, board, boy, breadth, bridge, cloth, fall, fight, glove, halt, hill, hold, hook, hot, licker, light, man, mark, note, pace, pad, path, plate, -pound, -poundal, print, rope, -second, -sore, stalk, stall, step, stone, stool, -ton, way, worn.
fop-doodle.
forasmuch, ever. fore (prefix) -night, -topgallant, -topmast,
-topsail; the rest are one word, except the following, which are two words: bay, body, boot, bow, cabin, carriage, course, door, edge, elder, end, girth, hammer, leg, peak, piece, plane, rent, sheets, shore, sight (of a gun), tackle, tooth, world. forgeman. forget-me-not. forkbeard, tail, -tailed. fortli (prefix); all one word. lorty-knot, -niner, -skewer, -spot. foul-mouthed, -spoken. foundershaft. four-cornered, -eyed, -eyes, fold, footed, handed, -in-hand, -o'clock, pence, -poster, score, square, -way, -wheeled, -wheeler. foxbane, berry, earth, flsh, glove, hound, -hunting, like, tail. fracto-cumulus, -nimbus, -stratus. framework.
franc-tireur.
frank-chase, -fee, -ferm, -law, -marriage,
pledge, -tenant, -tenure. freebooter, booting, born, -denizen, -hand,
-handed, -hearted, -heartedly, -heartedness, hold, holder, -liver, -living, -love, -lover, man, -martin, mason, masonic, masonry, -milling, -minded, -select, -selection, -selector, -soil, -soiler,- spoken, -spokenness, stone, -swimmer, -swimming, thinker, thinking, -tongued,
will (a.). freedman.
Frenchman. fresliman, -water (a.).
fretwork.
frigate-built.
fritfly.
frogbit, -eyed, fish, foot, mouth, shell.
frog's-bit.
frontiersman. frostbird, bite, -bitten, -blite, fish, plant, root,
weed, work, wort.
froufrou.
fruitchafer.
fugleman. lull (prefix); adjectives and adverbs take the
hyphen. fundholder. funnelform.
furzechat.
G
gablock.
gadabout, bee, bush, fly, man, wall. gadsman.
gaff-topsail. gagroot.
;iainpain, say, sayer. galewort. gallfly, nut, stone, wort.
galley-bird, worm.
galvano (prefix) -caustic, -caxitery, -magnetic
-puncture: the rest one word,
gamecock, keeper,
gang-flower, gang, way. gapeseed, worm, gapingstock. gap-toothed, garboard, fish, garden-gate,
garefowl.
M s--08 4
gas-burner, light, tight. gatehouse, man, fiost, way. gauzewing. gavelkind. gaybine, -feather. gazehound.
gazingstock. gems-horn.
gentile-falcon.
gentlefolk, -hearted, man, manhood, manlike, manly, manliness, woman.
get-penny, -up.
getter-up. gliostfish, like.
gibfish, staff.
giddy-head, -headed, -paced.
gler-eagle, -falcon. gill-flirt, house.
gillyflower. gilt-edge, -edged, head, tail.
gimcrack. gingerbread.
gin house, shop.
ginny-carriage.
girtline.
give-and-take. glass-crab, eye, -faced, -gazing, house, -rope,
-snail, -snake, -.sponge, ware, weed, work, wort. gleeman.
glia-cell.
globefish, flower, -shaped. globo-cumulus.
glory-of-the-sno w
glo^vfly, lamp, worm.
gluepot.
gnatworm. goatbush, fish, herd, like, root, skin, stone,
sucker, weed.
goat's-horn.
gobstick.
gobang, -between, -by, cart, -devil, down, -out. godchild, daughter, father, mother, parent,
send, speed, wit. God-fearing, head.
goggle-eye, -eyed. gold-beating, -bound, crest, cup, finch, finny,
fish, -hammer, seed, smith, stone, tail, tit. golden-eye, -eyed, -locks, pert, -rod, wing.
goloe-shoe.
gombeen-man. good-by, -fellowship, -humored, -humoredly,
-looking, man, -natured, -naturedly, -teni-
pered, wife. goody-goody.
gooseberry, flsh, foot, -rumped, wing, winged.
gorebill.
gougeshell.
gourdworm. goutweed, wort. '
grainfield.
grandaunt, child, daughter, -ducal, father, fatherly, -guard, ma, mother, motherly, nephew, niece, pa, pere, sire, son, uncle.
grape-eater, shot, stone, vine. grasschat, -green, -grown, nut, hopper, plot. graveclothes, digger, stone, yard. gravelroot, stone, weed. grayback, beard, fly, -haired, -headed, lag, pate,
stone, wacke, wether. great-bellied, coat, -grandchild, -granddaugh-
ter, -grandfather, -grandmother, -grandson, -hearted, -heartedness. Greco-Roman. greedy-gut.
greegree.
greenback, backer, bone, -broom, cloth, -eyed,
finch, fish, gage, gill, grocer, head, hide, horn, house, -leek, room, sand, sauce, shank, -stall, stone, sward, weed, wing, withe, wood. greyhound. griddlecake.
gridiron.
grim-the-collier.
grindstone.
gripsack.
gristmill.
gritrock, stone. grogshop. groomsman. grosbeak, grain,
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gross-headed. grottowork.
groundberry, nut, work. grubstake, worm. guardflsh, house, room. guardsman.
guelder-rose. guesswork. giiideboard, book, post.
guildhall.
guilt-sick.
guiuboil, sucker. gunboat, bright, flint, lock, powder, reach, room,
shot, smith, smithery, smithing, stick, stock,
stone,
gutta-percha, -trap, gutwort. gypsy-herb, wort, gyro-pigeon.
liackberry, bolt, man, thorn, wood.
hackneyman.
liagberry, born, but, butter, flsh, -ridden, seed,
-taper.
ha-ha.
liail-fellow, shot, stone, storm.
lialrbird, breadth, -brown, brush, cloth, dresser,
pin, -salt, splitter, splitting, spring, streak, tail.
hake's-dame.
halberd-shaped.
lialf-and-half, beak, -blooded, -boot, -bound,
-bred, -breed, -brother, -caste, cock, -cracked,
-deck, -decked, -faced, -flsh, -hatched, -heard,
-hearted, -hourly, -learned, -length, -mast,
-moon, pace, -penny, -pike, -port, -ray, -read,
-sighted, -sister, -strained, -sword, -timbered,
-tone (a.), -tongue, way, -wit, -witted, -yearly.
hall-mark.
liainfatter, shackle, string.
liamnier-beam, cloth, -dressed, -harden, head,
man, wort.
handball, barrow, bill, book, breadth, cart,
cloth, craft, craftsman, cuff, fast, fish, -hole, kerchief, made, maid, maiden, saw, spike,
spring, -tight, wheel, -winged, writing. liandy-dandy, fight, gripe, stroke. liangbird, -by, dog, man, nail, nest, worm.
hanger-on.
hankey-pankey.
haphazard.
hara-kiri.
liardbake, beam, -favoredness, fern, hack, head,
-headedness, -heartedness, mouth, pan, spun,
-tack, tail, ware; adjectives take hj^hen.
hardwareman.
harebell, brained, foot, -hearted, hound, lip,
lipped.
liare's-bane,
.
-ear,
-foot,
-tail.
liartbeest, berry, wort.
liart's-ear, -thorn, -tongue.
h arum-scarum
liarves't-home. man.
liatband, box, rack, stand, tree.
liateli-boat, way.
hatchetback.
hatti-sherif.
hausse-col.
liautgoiit, pas.
hawebake.
liaivflnch, -haw, thorn.
lia^vkbill, bit. -eyed, weed.
hawk's-beard.
hawser-laid.
liaybird, bote, cock, -cutter, field, fork, loft,
maiden, maker, making, mow, rack, rake, rick,
stack, stalk, thorn.
hazelnut, wort.
headache, band, board, borough, -cheese, dress,
first, foremost, fish, -hunter, -hunting, land,
light, line, long, -lugged, man, mold, most, note,
pan, piece, quarters, race, room, rope, sail,
shake, spring, stall, stock, stone, strong, strong-
ness, tire, waters, way, work. headsman.
healall.
hearsay.
hearsecloth, like.
heartache, break, breaking, broken, burn, burned, burning, dear, deep, felt, grief, pea, quake, rending, seed, .shaped, sick, -spoon, stricken, strike, string, struck, swelling, wood, wort; other adjectives take hyphen.
hearthstone.
heart's-ease.
heathberry, clad.
heaven (prefix); adjectives take hyphen.
heavenly-minded, -mindedness.
heavy (prefix); adjectives take hyphen.
heckberry.
heddle-eye.
hedgeberry, born, bote, hog, pig, row.
heelball, fly, path, piece, post, spur, tap, tool. hellbender, broth, -cat, -diver, hag, -haunted,
hoffite, hound, kite; other adjectives one word. helmet-shaped. helmsman. helmwind. helpmate, meet.
helter-skelter.
hempweed. hemstitch, stitched. henbane, bit, coop, fish, -hearted, house, hu^sy,
peck, roost, ware.
henceforth, forward.
henehboy, man.
hen's-foot.
he-oak.
hepato (prefix) -pancreas; the rest one word.
herb-woman, herdbook, groom, man. herdsman, woman. hereabout, after, afterward, at, by, in, inafter,
inbefore, into, of, on, to, tofore, unto, upon, with.
herringbone. hetero-albumose, -infection; the rest one word. hewhole.
heyday. hickoryhead. hidden-veined. hidebound.
high (prefix) binder, born, -boy, -churchism,
-churchman, -churchmanship, flier, flying, -go,
-heartedness, -hoe, -holder, -hole, land, -low,
men, -mindedness, most, -priesthood, -priestship, road, -stepper, -top, way; other adjectives take hyphen.
highty-tighty.
hig-taper.
hillberry, bird, side, top, wort. hindberry, brain, gut.
hiphalt, -roofed, shot. hoarfrost, stone. hobblebush. hobbyhorse. hobgoblin, nail, nailed, nob.
hochday, herb.
hocus-pocus. hodden-gray. hodgepodge.
hoecake, mother. hogback, chain, choker, cote, fish, frame, herd,
nose (a), nut, pen, reeve, ringer, score, skin, sty, wash, weed. wort.
hogger-pipe, -pump. hog's-back, -bane, -meat.
hogshead. holstaway, way.
hoity-toity.
holdback, fast.
holder-forth.
holewort. holloAV-hearted, -horned, wort.
holyday, stone, wood. homebbrn, -coming, field, -keeping, like, made,
sick, sickness, -speaking, spun, stall, stead, steader; other adjectives take hyphen.
. honewort.
honey-bag, bee, berry, bird, comb, combed, dew, moon, -mouthed, stone, sucker, suckle,
suckled, -sweet, -tongued, ware, wort.
hoodcap, wink, wort.
hoodman-blind.
hoofbound. hooh-billed, -nosed.
hoopcoop.
hopbine, -o'-my-thumb, scotch, -thumb yard,
hopperdozer.
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DOUBLE WORDS
lioriibeak, beam, bill, lilenrtc, blower, Ijook, buK, tish, fly, foot, -mad, owl, pike, pipe, plant, pout, snaked stone, tail, weed, work, worm, wort, wrack.
lioriiy-handcd, head. liorror-.strieken, -struck. Iiorseback, banc, -chestnut, -drench, fish, flesh,
fly, foot, hair, head, heal, hide, hoof, -jockey,
kiiop, laugh, -leech, -leechery, -litter, man, mint, nail, play, pond, power, -radish, rake, shoe, shoer, shoeing, tail, weed, whip, woman, wood, worm.
hostess-ship. liotbed, -blooded, -brained, cockles, foot, -head,
-headed, house, -livered, -mouthed, press,
pressed, -short, -spirited, spur, spurred. liStel-de-ville, -dieu. houndfish. hound' s-tongue. hourglass. lioiisebote, breaker, breaking, builder, carl,
hold, holder, keeper, keeping, leek, line, maid, mate, room, warming, Avife, wifely, wifery, work, Wright. hover-hawk. lioAvbeit, ever, soever. hoyman. hubble-bubble. liiicltle-backed, berry. hugger-mugger. bumblebee. Ixiimpback, backed, -shouldered. liuneliback, backed. liundredfold, weight. huntsman.
liurdleman, work. hurdy-gurdy.
hurlbone. hurly-burly. Huron-Iroquois.
husbandman. liydra-tainted. liydro (prefix) -electric, -extractor; the rest
one word. liypo-isotonic; the rest one word.
Iceberg, bird, bound, -built, fall, man, quake.
icy-pearled.
Ideo (prefix) -motion, -motor; rest one word.
ihlang-ihlang. ileo-ileostomy; the rest one word. Ill-favoredly. -favoredness, -naturedly, -na-
turedness, treat, -wisher; adjectives take hyphen. imber-goose. imp-pole.
In (English prefix) -going; the rest one word.
incense-breathing.
Int'limeal, pin, worm. Incito-motor, -motory. Indiaman.
indoaniline.
Indo-Briton, -Chinese, -English, -European, -Germanic.
infra (prefix) -axillary, -red; th 3 rest one word.
inhibitory-motor. inkfish, horn, stand, stone. innholder, keeper, yard. irestone. ironbark, bound, clad, heads, master, monger,
mongery, sides, smith, stone, ware, weed, wood, work, wort; other adjectives take hyphen. Ivory-bill, type ivy-mantled.
jack-a-dandy, -a-lent, ass, -at-a-pinch,-at-alltrades, -at-the-hedge. bird, -by-the-hedge, daw, -in-a-box, -in-offlce, -in-the-bush, -in-
the-green, -in-the-hedge,-in-the-pulpit, knife,
man, -of-the-buttery, -of-the-clock, -o'-lantern, -on-both-sides, -out-of-olfice, pudding,
saw, screw, slave, smith, snipe, stay, stone, straw, -with-a-lantern , wood. jambone. jane-of-apes.
janns-faced, -headed.
jarfly, nut, -owl.
jawbone, -fall, -fallen, foot.
jayliawker.
jcllyfisl), -leaf. jcrkinhcad.
jerry-builder, -built. jet-black. jevvbush, fish, stone. jewel weed. jew'8-ear, -harp, -stone.
JiRJog.
jill-flirt.
jim-crovv. jobbernowl.
Joe-Pye weed. jolinadreams, -apple. jolinnycake, -jump-up. joinhand. jolnt-fir, -grass, -snake, weed, worm. jolly-boat, tail.
journeyman, work.
Judas-colored.
judge-advocate, -advocate-general.
'jugfish.
jump weld.
Juneberry. Jura-trias, -triassic.
juryman, -rigged.
K
keelbill, fat, haul, man, rake, son.
kelpflsh, ware, wort. kentledge.
kettledrum, drummer. keyboard, -cold, hole, note, seat, stone, way.
kicksy-wicksy. kickup.
kidney-form, -shaped, worm, wort.
kie-kie.
klUdeer, -joy. kiln-dry, hole. kind-hearted, -heartedness. kinepox. king-at-arms, bird, bolt, craft, cup, fish, fisher,
-post, -rod.
kinsfolk, man, woman,
kippernut. kipskin.
kirkman, yard,
kissingcrust, -hand, kiss-me.
kitcat.
kitchenmaid, kiteflier, flying, knapbottle, sack, weed, kneebrush, cap, -crooking, -deep, -high, joint
jointed, pan, piece, kniteboard, -edge. knlg'lit-errant, -errantry, -erratic, head, knightswort. knitback.
knobberry, stick, weed. knockabout, away, down, -knee, -kneed, stone, knotberry, grass, liorn, weed, wort. know-all, -nothing, -nothingism. knucklebone,
kohl-rabi.
lace-bark, man, wing, -winged. lackadaisy, aday, brain, luster.
lacwork. ladybird, bug, clock, fish, -killer, -killing, like,
love,
lake-dweller, weed. lambale, kill, like, skin, lamb's-quarters. lampblack, fly, light, lighter, -post, wick, lancewood. landfall, flood, grave, holder, holding, lady,
lock, locked, lord, lubber, man, mark!^ owner, owning, -poor, reeve, scape, slip, slide, waiter, landsman,
lantern-jawed, lapboard, dog. -jointed, stone, streak, -welded,
wing, work, lard worm, large-acred, -handed, -hearted, -heartedness.
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lark-colort'd, spur.
lark's-lieel.
lasslorn.
latflikey, string. latli-shaped, work. lathereeve.
latticework. laughworthy. laughingstock.
laundryman. laAV-abiding, breaker, breaking, giver, giving,
maker, making, monger, suit.
lawyerlike.
layman, stall. lazyback, bones.
leadbeater, wort. leadsman. lealcup, stalk; adjectives take hyphen. lean-faced, -to, -witted.
leapfrog.
leasehold, holder, holding. leatlierback, fish, head, neck, side, wing, wood. leave-taking. leeboard, way. leeclicraft, eater. leetman. left-handedness; adjectives take hyphen. leg-of-mutton (a.).
lego-literary.
Lenni-Lenape.
let-alone, -off, -up. letterleaf, press, wood. leverwood.
lickpenny, -spittle.
lie-de-vin.
liegeman
lieno-intestinal.
lieutenant-commander, -general.
llteblood, boat, -giving, hold, like, likeness, long, mate, -preserver, -preserving, -saving, -size, spring, string, time, -weary.
liglit-boat, -headedness, -heartedly, -hearted-
ness, -horseman, -house, man, -mindedness, -o'-love, room, -ship, wood; adjectives all take hyphen.
lighterman.
lign-aloes.
lignum-vitse. like-minded. lily-handed, -livered, wort.
liniehound, kiln, stone, -twigged, wash (v.),
water.
linchpin. lineman. lins-bird, thorn.
linkboy, man, work. Imsey-woolsey.
llonfish, -heart, -hearted, like.
lipflsh.
liquldambar.
listwork.
live-forever, long. liverleaf, wort; adjectives take hyphen. liveryman. loadstar, stone. loanmonger.
lobcock, scouse, sided, worm.
lobefoot, -footed.
lock-down, jaw, man, out, smith, up, -weir. loco; all one word except loco weed.
lode-ship.
loess-kindchen.
log-chip, cock, fish, man, roll, roller, rolling,
-ship, M'ood.
loggerhead, headed, heads. lombard-house. longbeak, beard, boat, bow, hand, -headedness,
horn, jaw, legs, nose, shanks, shore, shoreman, -sight; -sightedness, spun, spur, -stop, -sufferance, -suffering, tail, -tongue, ways, -windedness, wise; other adjectives take hyphen.
lookdown, out.
looking-glass. loom-gale.
loophole, holed, light.
loosestrife.
lopseed; adjectives one word.
lordlike.
lot-tree.
lotus-eater.
loud-mouthed, -voiced.
loup-cervier, -garou, -loup. louseberry, wort. loveflowef, -in-a-mist, -in-idlcness, -lies-bleed-
ing, lock, lorn, -making, -sick, -sickness. loving-kindness. lowbell, born, -boy, bred, -church, -churchism,
-churchman, -churchmanship, land, lander, -lived, -minded, -mindedness, -necked, -pressure, -spirited, -spiritedness, -studded, -thoughted.
lower-case.
lozenge-shaped.
lugmark, sail, worm. lumberman.
lunipfish, sucker. lungfish, -grown, -sick (a.), worm, wort. lurchline.
lustwort.
lute-backed, string.
lying-in.
lynx-eyed. lyreman.
M
macro-chemistry.
mad-apple, brain, brained, cap, -headed, house, man, stone, Aveed, wort,
madderwort.
magneto (prefix) -electric, -electricity, -optic,
-optics; the rest one word. maidpale, servant.
maidenhair, head, like.
Maidmarian. mall-cheekcd, clad, -shell, main-gauche, -hamper, land, mast, pin, sail,
sheet, spring, stay, top.
major-domo, -general,
make-belief, -believe, -game, -peace, shift, -up,
weight.
making-iron, -up.
mallowwort. malmbrick.
maltman, worm, mammato-cumulus. manbote, -eater, hole, -of-the-earth, -of-war,
root, rope, servant, slaughter, slayer, stealer,
stealing, trap, way.
mandlestone. manesheet. mangel-wurzel. mantelpiece, shelf, tree, manyplies, root; the rest take hyphen, maplike.
marblehead, wood; the rest take hyphen. marcliman, -ward. March-mad.
mare's-nest, --tail.
maria-m.olle.
marksman. marlberry, pit, stone,
marrowbone, fat.
marslibanker, fish, flower, wort,
mar-text,
mary-bud, sole, mask flower,
masse-cuite.
masthead, house, masterpiece, singer, wort, matfelon, weed. niatcli-cloth, -coat, lock, maker, making,
matter-of-fact,
maudlinwort.
maul-stick.
mawseed, worm,
niaxillo-mandibular, -palatine; the rest one
word.
maybe, bird, bloom, bush, cock, fish, flower, hap,
pole, pop. weed, wort. meadoTivsweet, wort, mealberry, time,
mealy-mouthed, -mouthedness.
mean-spirited, -spiritedness, time, while, mechanico-chemical.
medico-legal, medium-sized,
meetinghouse,
mela-rosa.
mell-doll, -supper.
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mem-sahib.
men-pleaser. merchantman. meresman. merestead, stone.
merry-andrew, -go-round, make, maker, mak-
ing, meeting, thought, wing. meseems. messmate.
metalammonium, man, organic.
metecorn, wand. metergram. methylamine.
iiiezzo-rilievo, -soprano, tint, tinter, tinto.
micaceo-calcareous.
micro (prefix) -chemical, -chemistry, -geolog-
ical, -geology, -millimeter, -organism, -photograph; the rest one word.
mid-age, -air, brain, -center, -channel, day, ' feather, gut, heaven, land, lent, main, night,
-ocean, radius, rib, ship, ships, -styled, summer, watch, way, week, wife, wifery, winter. middle-age, -aged, -ground, man. milepost, stone.
militiaman.
millc-fisb, -livered, maid, man, sop, weed, wort. millboard, -cake, dam, rind, -sixpence, stone,
work, wright.
miltwaste. mince-meat.
mlntman, -mastei
miiiiite-jack, man.
miro-miro. mlseliief-maker, -making.
mitchboard.
miterwort. mizzenmast. mobcap. mockbird. mockingstock.
moko-moko. moldboard, warp, molebut, cast, -eyed, hill, skin. money-maker, -making, wort. monkey-bread, -cup, -pot, tail. monkti.sh, flower. monkshood. mono-ideism; the rest one word. monte-acid, -jus.
moonbeam, blind, blink, calf, -culminating,
-eye, -eyed, -faced, fish, flower, glade, light,
lighter, lit, raker, rise, sail, seed, set, shine,
shiner, shiny, stone, stricken, struck, wort.
moorball, berry, land, pan, stone, wort. moosewood. moot-hall, -house, -hill, man. mopboard, stick. mope-eyed, hawk. moreland, over, pork. morning-glory, tide.
morris-chair.
mossback, banker, -grown, head, trooper, wort.
motli-eat, -eaten. motlier-in-law, land, -naked, -of-pearl, -of-
thyme, wort. motley-minded. motorman.
mouse-ear, flsh, hole, tail. mouth-footed, -made, piece, root. mowburn. muckmidden, worm. mudfish, hole, stone, sucker, wall, weed, Avort. muddlehead, -headed. muddy-headed, -mettled.
mufflejaw.
mughouse, weed, wort.
mulberry-faced mule-jenny, wort. mum-chance. muscle-bound. mushroom-headed.
muskflower, melon, rat, wood. muttonwood. muzzle-loader, -loading, wood.
:n"
nablock. nailbrush, -headed, wort.
namby-pamby.
namesake. namma-hole. nannyberry. nap-taking.
nape-crest.
narrow (prefix), all take hyphen.
natterjack. navel-string, wort. navy-yard.
near-legged, sighted, sightedne.s3. neatherd.
neat's-foot (a.).
neb-neb.
neckband, cloth, lace, laced, land, mold, plate,
tie, wear, weed, needlebook, bush, case, fish, -pointed, stone,
tail, woman, work,
ne'er-do-well, negrohead.
neo (prefix) takes hyphen when followed by
cap; otherwise one word, nero-antico. nerve-shaken, netflsh, -veined, work,
nettlebird.
nevermore, theless. ne^vcomer, -model; adjectives all one word ex-
cept -year.
newsboy, -letter, man, monger, paper, room,
-vender, -writer, niggerflsh, head, toe.
niglitcap, dress, fall, gown, jar, long, man, mare, shade, shirt, time; other adjectives take hyphen,
nine-bark, -eyes, fold, holes, -killer, pence,
pins, score.
ninnyhammer.
nipplewort.
nitro (prefix) -chloroform; the rest one v;ord. nobody, -man's land, way, where, whither, wise, nobleman, -minded, -mindedness, woman,
nogglehead. nol-pros(v.). noli-me-tangere. non-ego, -feasance, -pros (v. ) ; the rest one word
unless followed by cap. nonesuch. noonday, -flower, tide. northeast, caster, easterly, eastern, eastward,
eastwardly, west, wester, westerly, western, westward, westwardly.
Northman. nosebag, band, bleed, burn, fish, gay, smart, notwheat, withstanding, notcliboard, weed, notebook, worthy, nowadays,
nullah-nullah, numbfish, nunbird.
nursehound, maid, pond,
nurseryman, nutbreaker, -brown, cracker, gall, hatch, hook,
jobber, pecker, shell.
O
oarfish, foot, -footed, lap, lock, weed, oarsman, oatcake, meal, oathbreaking. oblique-angled obtuse-angled, -angular, occipito-axial, -mastoid, odd-pinnate. «Bil-de-bceuf, -de-perdrix. ott'(p''efix) ; all one word,
officeholder,
oftentimes,
ofttimes.
ohmmeter. oilbird, cloth, flsh, man, nut, seed, skin, stone.
old (prefix) -maidism, -womanishness; adjec-
tives take hyphen, oliveback, wood,
olla-podrida.
omnium-gatherum. on-hanger, -looker, -looking, rush, set, to.
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onetaerry, self, -sidedly, -sidediiess; adjectives take hyphen,
onionskin, opeiibill, -handedness, -heartedly, -hearted-
ness, work, adjectives talce hyphen, operameter.
Orangeman, root, -tawnj'.
orang-outang, ordnance-sergeant, otlierguise, where, while, wise.
out (prefix) -patient; the rest one word unless
followed by cap, or, adjectively, by "of," in which case use hyphen.
ovate (prefix), all" words take hyphen,
ovenbird.
over (prefix) -arm, -bus}% -garment, -sea (a.),
sea (adv.); the rest one word, oversman. owl-eyed, light, oxbane, bird, biter, bow, eye, -eyed, fly, gang,
goad, head, heal, heart, hide, "horn, like, lip, pecker, shoe, tongue, oyster-green.
paceboard.
paclthouse, man, way. paddlecock, fish, wood. paddymelon. paliistaker, taking, worthy.
paintroot. paleface. pallbearer, -mall.
palmerworm.
palsywort.
Pan-American, -Anglican.
pan, all one word, except pan fish.
panelwork. panic-stricken, -struck. papboat. paperbark. papier-m.achL\ para-ansesthesia; the rest one word. parkleaves. parrotbeak.
parrot's-bill.
party-coated, -colored. passageway.
passer-by.
pass-key, man, over, -parole, port, word.
Passiontide. pasteboard.
patelihead, work. patent-hammered.
paternoster.
patlifinder, maker, waj patrolman. pattypan. pawnbroker, broking. paymaster. paymaster-general peabird, chick, cock, fowl, grit, hen, -jacket,
nut, stone,
peaeebreaker, breaking, maker, making, peacliblow, -colored, wood, wort. pearlash, berry, bush, -eyed, fish, fruit, stone,
wort, pear-shaped,
peascod, weep, peau-d'orange. pebblestone, ware,
peelhouse. peephole, pegroots. pellmell (adv.).
pencraft, fish, holder, knife, man, rack, stock, tail, trough, wiper, woman,
penny-a-liner, royal, weight, wort, worth, penthouse, roof, stock, pepperbrand, corn, grass, mint, wort, pepsinhydrochloric. peri-esophageal, the rest one word. Permo-Carboniferous.
pesthouse.
petermau, wort, pettychaps, wind,
pewfellow. plienylamine, auramine.
phosphor-bronze.
plioto (prefix) -electric, -electricity, -electro-
graph, -electrotype, -engrave, -engraving, -epinasty, -etch, -etching; the re.st one word.
pliysico (prefix) -mathematics, -philosophy, -theology; the rest one word,
pia-matral.
pianoforte,
pibcorn.
pickaback, aniuny, ax, back, -fault, lock, maw,
mire, pack, penny, pocket, purse, thank, pickleworm. piebald, man, plant, poudre. piecemeal, mealed, work, pierhead. piezo-electric, -electricity. pig-eyed, face, fish, foot, -headed, -headedness,
-jawed, nut, pen, skin, -sticking, sty, tail, tailed, weed, widgeon, pigeon-breasted, foot, -hearted, hole, -livered,
toed,
pikeman, staff, tail, pileworm, -worn, wort,
pillowcase.
pill-willet, worm, wort,
pilotweed.
pinbush, cushion, -eyed, feather, feathered -fire, fish, fold, hold, patch, tail, -tailed, weed, worm,
pince-nez. l>inclicdck, fist, penny, pineapple, -clad, -crowned, drops, finch, sap,
weed, pinlt-eyed, fish, root, -sterned, weed, wood, pipeclay (v.), fish, layer, laying, mouth, stem,
stone, vine, wood, wort, plssabed, asphalt. pitapat, fall, falling, -hole, man, pan. pltcli-black, blende, -dark, -faced, fork, -ore,
stone, work,
pittle-pattle.
pixy-led.
placeman, -proud.
plain-heartedness, tail; adjectives take hyphen, plainsman,
plane-parallel, planet-stricken, -struck,
plank-sheer,
plano-concave, -conical, -convex, -horizontal.
-orbicular, -subulate,
plant-cane, -eating,
plasterwork.
platband, platefish, -gilled.
platter-faced,
playbill, book, day, fellow, game, goer, going, ground, house, maker, mate, thing, time, wright,
writer,
pleasan t-tongued l>leuro-pneumonia; the rest one word,
plot-proof,
plowbote, boy, foot, gang, gate, head, land, man, point, share, tail, wright.
plutomania. pock-broken, mark, marked, -pitted, -pudding,
wood, pocketbook, knife, pococourante.
poebird.
point-blank, -device,
pointingstock.
pointsman, poisonwood.
pokebag, root, weed,
poking-stick.
poleax, cat, star, wig. policeman,
polt-foot. polygamo-dioecious.
pohdflsh, weed, pooh-pooh, poorbox, house, -John, -spirited, -spiritedness,
-will, -Willie.
popeye, gun. poppyhead. poritfish, wood, portcrayon, fire, folio, hole, hook, man, reeve,
-royalist, way. porte-bonheur, -cochere, feuille, -lumiere,mon-
naie.
porterhouse.
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post-abdomen, -captain, -disseizin, -disseizor, -fine, -Glacial, -mortem, -Nicene, -obit, -office, -partum, -Pliocene, -road, -temporal, -Tertiary, -tonic, -tragus, -tympanic; the rest one word.
postmaster-general. potale, ash, -au-feu, -bellied, -belly, boiler, boy,
hole, hook, house, latch, lid, luck, man, pie,
pourri, sherd, stone, -valiant, -walloper.
poucli-mouthed, -shell. pound-breach, cake, -degree, -foot, keeper,
-rate.
pousse-caf6.
powder-down (a.), flask, horn, mill, -posted.
praise-meeting, worthily, worthiness, worthy. pressman, pack, work. pretty-face, -spoken.
prick-eared, madam, punch, wood.
pricking-up.
prickleback. priestcap, craft, fish, -ridden. prineelike, wood. princesslike. printshop.
prittle-prattle.
privateersman. prizeman. probe-pointed.
prompt-book, -note. prongbuck, -hoe, horn. proof-arm, -proof. proto-albumose, -Doric, -elastose, -organism;
the rest one word. provost-marshal, -marshal-general. pseudo-angle, -apostle, -bulb, -bulbil, -china,
-clergy, -cone, -corneous, -costate, -cumene,
-diphtheritic, -dipteral, -distance, -episcopacy, -foliaceous, -form, -galena, -genus, -heart, -hexagonal, -hypertrophic, -malachite, -mar-
tyr, -membrane, -membranous, -metallic, -inonocotyledonous, -parenchyma, -perianth,
-periodic, -peripteral, -philosopher, -romantic, -siphon, -siphuncle, -symmetric, -symmetry, -xanthin; the rest one word.
psittaco-fulvine. psycho-motor.
public (prefix), all take hyphen.
pucltball, fist. pudding-headed. puddle-ball, -bar. puffball, -leg, -legged. pug-faced, -nosed. pullback, down. puntabout. puppetman. pure-impure. purpleheart, wood. purse-gilled, -proud. pushpin. putlog, -off, -up. putter-on. putty-faced, root. puzzle-headed.
pygmyweed.
Q
qua-bird. quagmire.
quaketail.
quarry-faced, man. quarter-deck, foil, hung, man, master, pace,
-phase, -saw, staff, -tenses.
quartermaster; official names take the hy-
phen. quasimodo. quater-cousin, -tenses. queenfish, -post. qnelquechose.
quickbeam, hatch, lime, sand, -scented, set,
-sighted, -sightedness, silver, silvered, silvering, step, -witted, -wittedness, work. quidnunc. qui-hi.
quillback, wort. quincewort. quinsywort. quintuple-nerved, -ribbed. quitclaim, rent.
R
rabbitmouth, -mouthed, root.
rabble-rout.
raceabout.
rackabones, arock, -rent, -renter, tail, work. racket-tail, -tailed.
radiate-veined.
radlo-active,-activity,-carpal,flagellata, meter, metric, -micrometer, -muscular, phone, -ulnar.
raftsman.
ragflsh, man, picker, weed, work, worm, wort. railroad, way. rainbow, bowed, drop, fall, -tight. rakehell, stale, -vein. ramline, pick, rod, shackle.
ram's-head. ranchman.
rap-full.
rarebit, ripe.
raree-show.
raspberry.
ratepayer.
ratflsh, lines, -tail, -tailed, -trap (a.) ratsbane, baned.
rat's-tail (a.).
rattlebox, -brained, -down, head, -headed, pate, -pated, snake, trap, weed, wings, wort.
ravehook.
raven's-duck.
rawboned, head, hide. razorback, -backed, bill. re (prefix for again), -ally, -collect, -cover,
-create, -creation, -creative, -ferment, -form, -formation, -lease, -let, -mark, -present, -pre.sentation, -press, -reiterate, -resolve, -search, -sign, -sound, -store, -treat, -turn; the rest one word.
ready-made, -witted. rear-admiral, -horse, mouse, ward (n.).
recto-uterine, -vaginal, -vesical. redback, belly, berry, bird, breast, buck, bud,
cap, coat, eye, fin, finch, fish, -gum, -hand, -handed, head, hoop, horn, -hot, knees, leg, legs, -letter, mouth, poll, -riband, root, sear, shank, -short, skin, start, streak, tail, -tailed, -tape, -tapism, -tapist, throat, top, ware, weed, wing, withe, wood. reedbird, buck, -mace, work.
reef-band. remainder-man.
renal-portal. rendrock.
rep-silver.
resin o-electric.
resinwood.
rest-harrow.
rez-de-chauss6e.
rhinestone. rhodeswood. rhomboid-ovate. rib-band, roast, wort.
Ribbonman. ribbonwood.
ricebird, flower, -shell.
richweed. rickrack, stand.
rldgeband, piece, plate, pole, rope. riflebird, man. right-about, -angled, -hand, -handed, -hand-
edness, -hearted, -heart edness, -lined -minded, -mindedness, -running. rimbase, -fire.
rinderpest.
ringbark, bill, bird, bolt, bone, dove, -eye, head, fish, fowl, leader, man, master, neck, -necked, sail, straked, -streaked, tail, -tailed, toss, worm,
ripple-marked.
riprap, sack, saw. riverside, weed.
rix-dollar.
roach-backed.
roadbed, maker, side, stead, way, weed.
robe-de-chambre. rochelime. rockfish, hair, rose, sucker, weed, wood, \vork. rocking-chair, -horse, -stone.
rodman, wood.
rodsman.
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roebuck, deer, stone.
rolling-pin.
rollway. rolly-poly, -pooly.
rooftree.
roommate.
roostcock.
rootcap, stock, worm. ropeband, bark, dancer, dancing, walk, walker,
way, -yarn, rope's-end (v.). rosebay, bill, bud, bush, -colored, -cut, drop,
finch, 'fish, head, hill, mary, -pink, -red, -rial, root, -water (a.), wood, worm, wort, rosinweed. rougeberry, croix, dragon, roughcast, caster, draw, dry, -footed, -grained, head, hew, hewer, hewn, leg, -legged, rider, scufi', setter, shod, strings, tail, wing, work, wrought, roughing-in. roundabout, -arm (a.), -backed, fish, head, headed, house, ridge, -shouldered, tail, top, -up, worm, roundsman,
rou.seabout.
roustabout. roAVboat, lock, port.
rubblestone, work,
rubstone. rubytail, -tailed, throat, wood.
rudderhead, hole, post, stock, rug-gowned
rule-monger, rumseller. rump-fed. runabout, -around, away, fish, -off,' round, way. runghead. rupturewort. rusli-bearing, light, like, ruta-baga. ruttou-root.
S
saberbill, tooth, -toothed, wing, sacculo-coehlear, -utricular, sackbut, cloth, clothed, -winged,
saddleback, -backed, bags, bow, cloth, nose,
rock, -shaped, tree, sadiron. safe-conduct, -edged, guard, -keeping, -pledge, sagebrush, bush, rose, wood, sailboat, cloth, fish, maker, making. Salnt-Simonian, -Simonianlsm, -Simonism. salacetol, band, eratus. salal-berry. salamstone.
salesman, woman,
salework.
sally man.
salso-acid.
saltbush, cat, cellar, foot, -green, mouth, wort, salverform, -shaped,
sance-bell.
sandalwood, sandbagger, -blind, fish, glass, hiller, lot (a.),
man, necker, paper, peep, piper, pit, stay, stone, weed, wood, worm, wort,
sang-froid. sans-culotte, -culottic, -culottism, -souci.
saphead, skull, wood,
sapi-utan. sapphire wing,
satlnbush, wood, sauce-alone, box, pan. saunders-blue.
save-all.
sawbelly, bill, bones, buck, dust, fish, fly, horn, horse, mill, -set, tooth, -toothed, -whet, -wort,
-wrest,
saxhorn, -tuba,
scabwort, scaldberry, fish. sealeback. beam, board, fish, foot, tail, -winged, scallop-shell (a.). scaly-winged. scapegallows, goat, grace, -wheel, scarecrow.
scarfskin.
scarletseed.
seatter-braiu, -brained, good.
sceneman, shifter.
scentwood.
scholarlike.
sclioolbook, boy, dame, fellow, girl, house, ma'am, maid, man, master, mate, mistress, room, -ship, -teacher, -teaching.
sclssorbill, bird. sclssorsbill, tail, -tailed.
scorpionwort.
scot-free. scotch-hopper.
Scotchman. scourfish, way. scrag-necked. scrapbook. scrapepenny. seratclxback, brush, weed, work. screw-cutting, -driver, stem. scrubboard, grass, stone. scytlieman, stone, whet. sea-bar, beach, beard, berry, -blubber, board,
bound, coast, -ear, farer, faring, -gate, girt, going, -longworm, -maid, -mall, man, mark, -mell, -orb, -pen, piece, port, quake, scape, shell, shore, sick, sickness, side, ware, way, weed, wife, worthiness, worthy; adjectives not given take hyphen. seamanlike. sealbird, -brown, skin, wort.
searchlight.
searcloth.
Se-baptist.
second-class, -first, -foot, hand, -rate, -sight,
-sighted. secreto-inhibitory, -motor, -motory. secundo-geniture. see-bright, catch, caw, saw, see.
seedbox, cake, cod, -lac, lip, lop, time. seedsman. seek-no-further, -sorrow. seerfish, hand.
selectman. self (prefix) same; all the rest take hyphen.
senil (prefix), all one word except where followed by cap, in which case use hyphen.
sensori-motor, -volitional. sergeant-at-arms, -major. series-wound.
serio-comic.
serpent-tongued, wood.
serrate-ciliate, -dentate. serum-therapy. servo-motor.
sessile-eyed.
setback, bolt, down, -fair, -off, out, -stitched,
-to, -up.
setterwort.
seven-eyes, fold, holes, night, score, -shooter,
-thirties, -up. sliadberry, bird, fly, -spirit, -waiter, working. sliadefish, tail.
sUagbark, -haired, -rag. shakedown. shallovF (prefix), adjectives take hyphen. shamefaced, fast, flower, -proof.
shard-borne. sliarebeam, bone, broker, holder, wort.
sharp-cut, saw, -set, shooter, shooting,
-sighted, -sightedness, tail, -witted.
shatter-brained, -pated. shawfowl. she-balsam, -bear, -cat, -oak, -pine, sole. shearbill, hog, man, tail, water. sheathbill, claw, fish, -winged. sheepback, berry, cot, -faced, fold, -headed,
hook, kill, master, rack, shank, -sick, -shearer, -shearing, skin, split. sheep's-bane, -eye, -foot. sheepshead. sheerwater. sheldfowl. shellapple, bark, fish, head, -lac, -less, proof, work, worm. shield-bearer, drake, -shaped, tail. shill-I-shall-I.
shilly-shally.
shinglewood.
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sliinhopple, plaster.
sliiUboard, builder, building, holder, load, master, mate, owner, -rigged, shape, worm, wreck,
Wright, yard.
shireman.
shiver-spar.
sl»ockdog, -head, -headed. slioebill, black, horn, maker, making.
shoeing-horn.
shootboard.
shootersun.
sliop (prefix), all one word.
shore weed. shortcake, -circuit (v.), clothes, coming, hand,
head, horn, neck, sighted, stop, wing; other adjectives take hyphen.
sliot-clog, gun, -proof.
shoulder-shotten.
sliovelbill, board, fish, head, nose, -nosed.
sliowbread, man, room.
shredcoek.
shrewmouse.
shrill-gorged, -tongued.
shroud-laid.
Shrovetide.
shufileboard, cap, wing.
shun-pike.
shunt- wound.
shuttlecock.
sick-brained.
slcklebill, man, weed, wort.
sideboard, bone, hill, long, piece, saddle, -taking,
track (v.) , walk, -wheel, winder, wiper. sidesman.
siegework.
sigh-born.
sight-hole, proof, -seeing, -seer, -shot.
sightsman.
signalman.
signboard, post. sllkman, -stocking (a.), weed, wood, worm.
Siluro-Celtie.
sllverback, belly, berry, bill, billy, boom, -eye,
fin, fish, -rod, sides, smith, spot, tail, tip, tongue, vine, ware, weed; adjectives take hyphen. simple-hearted, -minded, -mindedness.
simon-pure.
sinew-shrunk.
sing-sing, -song.
singlebar, -foot, -heartedly, -loader,^ -phaser,
stick, thorn, ton;- tree; adjectives take hyphen.
sister-in-law.
sitfast.
;.
sixfold, -footer, pence, penny, score, -shooter.
skeelduck, goose.
sketchbook. ·;
skewbald.
skewerwood.
sliidpan, way.
skill-less.
skimback.
skimble-scamble.
sltlnbound, -deep, flint.
skipjack.
skirlcock, crake.
skittle-dog.
skiverwood.
sliullcap, fish.
sliunkbill, head, top, weed.
skygazer, lark, larking, light, rocket, sail; adjectives take hyphen.
slab-sided.
slam-bang.
slang-whanger.
slapdash, jack.
slapeface.
slate-color, -gray.
slaughterhouse, man. slavebom, holder, holding.
sleep-at-noon, -charged, waker, waking,
walker, walking, wort.
sleepyhead.
sleevefish.
sleuthhound.
slickensides.
slipboard, coat, knot, -on, shod, shoe, slop.
slipperwort.
slipperyback.
slit-shell.
Slopseller, shop, work.
slothound.
slowback, hound, worm; adjectives take hyphen.
slugabed, fly, -horn, worm.
sluiceway.
slyboots.
smallclothes, pox, sword. smalt-blue. smartweed. smearcase. smell-feast, -less.
smithcraft. smock-faced.
smoke-dry, house, jack, stack, wood; adjectives
take hyphen.
smoothbore; other adjectives take hyphen.
snailflsh, -lilie, -paced.
snakebird, fish, head, month, neck, root, stone, weed, wood.
snake's-beard, -head, -mouthed, -tongue. snapdragon, head, tool, weed. sneezeweed, wood, wort. snippack, -snap. snipebill, fish, -nosed.
snipper-snapper.
snowball, berry, bird, -blind, -blindness, -bound, -broth, cap, -capped, drift, drop, fall,
finch, flake, fleck, flight, fowl, plow, shed, .shoe, shoer, shoeing, slide, slip, storm, -white. snub-nosed. snuffbox.
so-called (a.), -so.
soapberry, bush, fish, root, stone, suds, wood,
wort.
sober-minded, -mindedness. sodworm. soft (prefix) heartedness; adjectives take
hyphen.
soi-disant.
soldierwood.
soleplate.
sol-fa.
solicitor-general.
somebody, how, thing, time, times, what, when,
where, while, whither. son-in-law.
songcraft.
sootlifast, say, sayer, saying. sorehead.
sound-board; adjectives take hyphen.
sounding-board. soupe-maigre. soursop, wood.
southdown, east, easier, easterly, eastern, east-
ward, eastwardly, west, wester, westerly, western, westward, westwardly. southernwood. sowbane.
spadebone, fish, foot. spaeman, wife.
spakenet. :
spandogs, -new, piece, worm.
sparerib.
sparhawk, -hung, piece.
sparklingtail.
sparrowgrass, tongue, wort. spatterdashed, dashes, -dock.
spattling-poppy.
spearflsh, head, man, mint, wood, wort. speckled-belly, -bill. speeehmaker.
speedwell. spellbind, binder, bound, work. spendthrift, thrifty. spiceberry, bush, wood. spiderflower, like, wort. spikebill, fish, horn, nard, nose, tail.
spile worm.
spillway.
splndielegs, shanks, tail, worm; adjectives take hyphen.
spindrift.
spinebaek, belly, bill, -finned, foot, tail, -tailed.
spiny-rayed.
spiraltail.
spire pole.
splritleaf, weed. spiritual-minded, -mindedness. spitball, box, fire, -venom. spitclicock, cocked.
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spitseocked. splanchno-skeleton. splashboard.
splatterdash.
splaj'foot, footed, mouth, mouthed.
spleen wort.
splinterproof.
splitbeak, feet, finger, mouth, -tail, -tongued, worm,
spoilfive.
spoilsman, monger,
spokeshave. spokesman, sponge wood, spoonbill, -billed, drift, flower, -meat, tail,
wood, worm, wort,
sportsman, spoiitfish, shell,
sprayboard, spread-eagle (a.).
sprigtail.
springboard, bok, fish, halt, head, tail, tide, time, worm,
sprltsail, tail, spurfiower, gall, -heeled, -royal, -shell, way,
wing, -winged, spurgewort.
spurling-line. spurn-water,
spyboat, glass, squab-chick.
squaremouth, -rigged, spot, tail, -toed, -toes,
squarroso-dentate.
squawberry, fish, root, weed.
sqiilnt-eye, -eyed,
stabwort.
stableboy, man. stack-guard, stand, yard,
staflfman.
stag-evil, -horn (a.), -horned, hound, worm, stagecoach, coachman, -headed, house, play,
player, -struck,
staggerbush, wort, staircase, head, way. staltliman, wort, stake-driver, head, holder,
stalemate,
stalk-eyed,
stalking-horse,
stall-feed, man. stand-by, gale, pipe, point, still.
stan<larcl-43red, -wing.
stander-by, grass, wort, starboard, -bowlines, bush, -chamber, craft,
finch, fish, fruit, gazer, gazing, light, like, lit,
monger, nose, proof, shine, shoot, stone, throat, wort; adjectives not given take hyphen, starcliroot, wort,
start-up.
statecraft, house, monger, room, states-general, man, woman, statesmanlike,
statuelike, stavewood.
stay-bar, lace, maker, -plow, sail, ship,
steadfast.
steamboat, boating, ship, steelhead, yard. steep-down, grass, -up, weed, wort, steeplechasiug, -crowned,
steerageway. steersman. stem-clasping, -winder, -winding,
step-down (a.), -up (a.); the rest one word
except step grate, stepping-stone. stereo (prefix) -chemic, -chemical, -chemistry;
the rest one word, sternforemost, post, way, -wheel, -M'heeler. stewpan, pot. stlck-lac, -seed, tail, -tight,
stickleback. stiff (prefix) -neckedness, tail; adjectives take
hyphen,
stillbirth, born, -burn, house, -hunt, -hunter, -hunting, room, stand,
stiltbird.
stingbull, fish, tail, stinkball, bird, bug, horn, pot, stone, weed,
wood.
stitchbird.
stock-blind, broker, dove, fish, holder, jobber, jobbing, man, owl, -still, work,
stokehold, hole,
stonebird, -blind, bow, brash, -break, breaker,
buck, chat, -cold, Cray, crop, cutter, cutting,
-dead, -deaf, gall, -hammer, hatch, -hearted,
-mortar, pecker, root, runner, seed, -still, wall,
ware, weed, wood, work, wort,
stoolball.
stopcock, -gap, -over, ship,
stopping-out.
storehouse, keeper, room, ship,
stork-billed.
storm-beat, bird, cock, finch, glass, wind, storybook, -teller, -telling, -writer,
stout-hearted, -heartedness.
stovehouse, pipe.
sto\iraway, board,
straddlebug.
straightedge, forward, forwardly, forwardness,
horn, -joint, -lined, -out, -spoken, -way (a.), way (adv.).
strait-handed, handedness, -jacket, -laced,
-waistcoat,
strandlooper.
strap-shaped, work,
strato-cirrus, -cumulus,
stravi^berry, board, -cutter, small, smear, worm;
adjectives take hj'phen.
*
streetwalker.
strlngboard, course, halt, piece,
strip-leaf,
strokesman.
strongback, hand, hold, -mindedness, -water;
adjectives take hyphen,
strum-strum,
stub-bred,
stuccowork.
stuck-up.
stndbook, flsh, -horse. stumbling-block, -stone. stump-bred, -rooted, -tailed.
stylewort.
sub (prefix) -base, -bass; the rest one word.
subject-matter, -object, -objectivity,
suckflsh, fly, stone,
sud-oil.
sugarhouse, plum.
sulplio-urea; the rest one word,
sulpliur-bottom, weed, wort, summer-fallow, house, stir, tide, tree, sunbeam, bird, blink, bonnet, bow, burn,
-burner, burning, burst, dart, dew, dial, dog, down, downer, drops, fish, flower, glass, glow,
light, like, lit, proof, rise, rising, set, setting,
shade, shine, shiny, squall, stone, stroke,
-struck, up; other adjectives not given take
hyphen,
sundry man.
supple-chapped, -jack.
supra (prefix) -acromial, -angular, -auricular,
-axillary, -esophagal, -ethmoid, -ilium; the
rest one'word.
sure-footed,
surfboat, man.
surgeon-general,
swaddlebill.
sw^ag-bellied, belly, man.
swagsman.
swainmote.
s«'allo\vfish, tail, -tailed, wing, wort,
swampwood.
swanfiower, herd, -hopping, like, mark, neck,
pan, skin, -upping, wort,
swan's-down,
sward-cutter,
swarmspore.
swartback.
swaslibuckler, way.
svray-backed, -bracing,
sweep-saw, stake, stakes, washer.
s%veetbread, brier, heart, meat, root, -sop, water,
weed, wood, wort; adjectives take hyphen.
sivellfish, toad,
swiftfoot.
sivlnebread, case, -chopped, cote, fish, herd,
pipe, -pox, stone, sty.
SAvlngbar, devil, tree.
sivlnglebar, tail, tree.
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switchman. swivel-eyed. swoopstake. swordbill, fish,
-shaped, tail, swordsman.
man,
play,
player,
proof,
tablebook, cloth, -land, man, spoon, spoonful,
ware. tacksman. taglock, -rag, tail. tail-bay, black, board, flower, piece, pin, race,
stock, -water. tailor-made. taintworm. take-in, -off, -up.
taking-off. talebearer, bearing, teller. talesman.
tall-boy.
tallovr-face, -faced, -wood. tallyho, man. tame-poison. tam-o'-shanter. tam-tam. tangfish, whaup. tangleberry, fish. tanyard. taphouse, room, root. tapeline, worm. taqua-nut. tarboy, weed, whine. taskmaster, work.
tasselflsh.
taxgatherer, gathering, payer. teaberry, cup, cupful, kettle, pot, -saucer, spoon,
spoonful.
teamwork. tearpit, -thumb; adjectives take hyphen.
teaze-hole.
teelseed.
teeter-tail.
teetotum (toy), -to-tum (resort), tuck.
te-hee.
tele-iconograph; the rest one word.
telesmeter.
telltale.
tempolo-auricular; the rest one word. tenchweed. tenfold, -o'clock, penny, pins, -pounder, -strike. tenderfoot, -heartedly, heartedness, loin; ad-
jectives take hyphen. tenter-hook. tenthmeter. tentmaker, wort. ternatopinnate.
terneplate. terracultural, culture. terre-tenant, -verte.
terror; adjectives take hyphen. tete-ii-tete, -de-pont.
tether-ball.
tetra; all one word except tetra paper.
tetter-totter, wort.
text-book, -hand, man.
thale-eress.
thankworthiness, worthy. thanksgiver, giving.
theftbote. thenadays. tlienceforth, forward.
there (prefix) -anent; the rest one word.
tliernio-aneesthesia, -element, -excitory, -inhibitory; the rest one word.
tliickbill, head, -knee, leaf, set, skin, skull, -stamen; other adjectives take hyphen.
tlilnibleberry, eye, rig, rigger, weed. thin; adjectives take hyphen. thio-urea; the rest one word. tiiird-borough, -penny. thornback, bill, bird, but, -headed, set, tail. thorough-brace, bred, fare, foot, going,
-lighted, paced, pin, sped, wax, wort. thonsandfold, -jacket. thrall-less, -like. threadbare, fin, fish, foot, -shaped, worm. three-decker, fold, pence, penny, -phaser, -pile:
other adjectives take hyphen.
thricecock; adjectives take hyphen.
tliroatband, boll, latch, root, wort. throw-crook, -off. thriini-eyed, wort. thunibbird. screw. thunderbird, bolt, burst, clap, cloud,
fish,
flower, fly, head, proof, shower, squall, stone,
storm, strike, worm.
thyrseflower.
tib-cat.
tiekseed, tack.
tidbit.
tideland, -rode, waiter, way.
tide.sman.
tidytips.
tiebar, beam, -rod, tick, wig.
tierce-magor.
tiger-eye, -foot, -footed.
tiger's-foot, -milk.
tile-drain (v.), fish, root, seed, .stone.
tilly-vally.
tilt-mill, -up, -yard.
tlniberhead, man, work. timekeeper, piece, pleaser, saving, server, serv-
ing, -table; other adjectives take hyphen.
tim-whiskey. tinman, mouth, smith, stone, tie, type, ware. tipburn, cart, cat, staff, toe, top, -up, worm.
tippling-house.
tire- woman.
tiring-room.
titbit, lark, mouse.
titano-cyanide, -fluoride, -silicate.
tithingman.
title-page.
titter-totter.
tittlebat, -tattle, -tattling.
ti-tri.
toadback, eater, fish, flax, flower, head, stone
stool. toastmaster. '
tobyman. to-day, -do, -fall, -morrow, -name, -night, willy.
toe-toe.
toftman.
toi-toi.
tollbooth, gate, house, man. tomboy, cat, cod, fool, foolery, John, noddy, rig,
tit, -torn.
tombstone.
tonguebird, fish, flower, -flowered, -shaped, -shell, -tie, -tied, worm.
ton-mile.
tool-post, -stock, -rest.
tooHwood. toothache, back, bill, brush, drawer, flower,
pick, shell, wort.
top-armor, -block, -boots, -chain, -cloth, coat,
-drain, -draining, -dress, -dressing, -gallant,
-hamper, -heavy, knot, -light, man, mast,
piece, -proud, -rope, sail, -shaped, -shell, sides,
soil, soiling, stone, -tackle, -timbers, -tool.
tops-and-bottoms, man.
torehbearer, light, wood, wort.
tortoise-flower.
tosspot.
touchback, -box, down, hole, -me-not, -needle, -pan, -paper, piece, stone, wood.
tough-cake, -head, -pitch.
tous-les-mois.
tout-ensemble.
towboat, cock, -head, line, path, rope.
towerwort.
town-crier, hall, house. townsfolk, man. people. toyhouse, man, shop, wort.
trackman, master, -road, scout.
trade-mark.
tradesman, people, -unionist, woman. tragi-comedy, -comic, -comical, -comi-pastoral. trainband, bearer,
traiurail, road, way.
trans (prefix), one word unless followed by a
cap, then use hyphen.
trapball, door, liole, stick. trawlboat, net, warp.
treacle wort.
treadboard, mill, -softly, wheel. treasure-house, -trove.
treebeard, nail.
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trencher-man. trench-plow. trestletree, work.
tres-tyne. tricktrack. trigesimo-secundo.
trlpe-de-roche, man, stone. triple-crowned, -headed, -tail. tripmadam. troopbird, fowl, ship. trophywort.
trothplighted. trou-de-loup. trough-shell. troutbird, -colored. trucebreaker. truckle-bed.
truckman. true-blue, -born, -bred, -hearted, heartedness,
love, -penny,
trumpet-shaped, -tongued, weed, wood,
trumplike.
trundle-bed, head, tail. trunkback, fish, nose, work, trustworthy, worthiness. trutli -lover, -teller,
trysail, -square.
tubeform, -nosed, rose, -shell, worm, tubfish, man.
tuck-net. tue-iron, -irons, tuf-taffeta. tutthunter, hunting, tugboat, tuko-tuko. tulip-eared, -shell, wood.
tumblebug, -down, dung, weed,
tumpline. tum-tum. tun-bellied, hoof, tupman. turban-shell, -top.
turfman, worm,
turkeyback. turnbroaeh, -buckle, coat, cock, halle, key, -out,
over, pike, plate, -sick, .sole, spit, stile, stone, table, wrest.
turnip-shell, wood, turtleback, dove, -footed, head, -shell,
tusk-shell.
tut-nose, -work, -workman,
tutti-frutti,
tu-whit, -whoo. twa-oo. twelftli-cake, -day, -night, -second, tide,
twelvemonth, pence, penny, score.
tAventyfold, -fourmo. tAvlce (prefix); adjectives take hyphen, twlnborn, leaf, like, likeness,
twire-snipe. twitlark. twittle-twattle. 'twixt-brain. tivo-decker, fold, pence, penny, -phaser, -step;
other adjectives take hyphen.
tyleberry. typesetter, setting, write, writer, writing.
u
U-shaped. ultra-elliptic; the rest one word.
un (prefix), always one word unless followed by
cap letter, when the hyphen ^\'ill be used.
under (prefix) -age, -arm, -garment; the rest
one word, unhooped-for. unlooked-for.
up (prefix) -line, -to-date; the rest one word.
Ural-Altaic, uranoso-uranie. uran-utan. urn-shaped, uva-ursi.
V-shaped. vainglorious, gloriously, gloriousness, glory. valve-shell.
van-courier, guard. vare-headed. vase-shaped. vaso-inhibitory; the rest one word. vegeto-alkali, -animal. veinstone. velvetbreast, leaf. venthole. ventro-inguinal, lateral. vergeboard. ver-macaque.
vertebro-iliac. vestrjTnan. vi-apple.
vice-consul, gerency, gerent, man,
royalty, vigesimo-quarto.
vine-clad, dresser, yard,
violet-tip. vis-a-vis. \atreo-electric. vitro-di-trina,.
voltammeter, ampSre, meter,
volta-electric, -electrometer, meter, plast, type,
volte-face.
voorlooper, trekker. vow-fellow, vulvo-uterine.
w
' .
-regal, metric,
wage-earner, -work, worker. Avagoii-headed, load, -roofed, wright.
wagtail.
Avalnbote, wright. waistband, cloth, coat. wait-a-bit, awhile. wake-robin, time. "walk-mill, -over. Avallbird, -eye, -eyed, flower, -plat, -sided,
wort.
w amble-cropped,
wampumpeag.
Avar-beaten, fare, like, lock, monger, mouth, path, proof, wolf, worn.
Avard-corn, mote, robe, room, wardsman. Avarehouse, room, warehouseman, warkloom. vt^arm-blooded, -hearted, -heartedness.
wartweed, wort.
Avasliboard, bowl, dish, house, -off, out, pot,
stand, tail, tub.
Avaslierman, woman, wastebasket, board, book, weir. watclidog, house, maker, man, tower, word,
work, Avater-bearer, board, bok, -bound, -closet,
-colorist, cup, fall, flood, fowl, -furrow, -horse,
-laid, leaf, -logged, man, mark, melon, phone,
pot, proof, proofing, -ret, -rolled, -rot, scape,
shed, shoot, -soak, spout, -standing, -tath, -tight, -vascular, way, weed, -withe, work, worn, wort,
wattlebird, -faced, wattmeter, wave-worn,
waw-waw.
"tvaxberry, bill, bird, bush, -eye, flower, weed, wing, work, ^\'orker.
Avaybill, board, bread, bung, farer, faring, gate, -going, -goose, lay, layer, maker, mark, side, -wise, wiser, worn,
wayz-goose. Aveakflsh, -hearted, -kneed, -minded, -minded-
ness.
wealsman.
"tveasel-faced, fish, snout. Aveatlier-beaten, -bit, -bitten, board, boarding,
-bound, cock, -driven, -fend, fish, glass, head, proof, wise, worn,
weaverflsh.
webeye, foot, worm; adjectives take hyphen, wedgebill, -shell; adjectives take hyphen,
weeding-rhim. vreet-bird, -weet. Aveiglibeam, board, bridge, -house, lock, master.
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welladay, -being, doer, doing, drain (v.), head, hole, -meaner, -nigh, spring, -wilier, -wish, wisher; adjectives take hyphen.
wentletrap.
werewolf. wetbird, -shod. Avlialebacli, boat, bone, liead, man.
ivliatever, not, soever.
whealworm. wlieatbird, ear, worm. wheelband, barrow, bird, house, man, -shaped,
stone, swarf, work, -worn, wright. wheen-cat. Avlienever, soever.
Avlieiiceever, soever. *vl»ereabout, abouts, as, at, by, for, from, in,
into, of, on, out, soever, through, to, unto,
upon, with, withal.
whetstone.
"it^lieyface, -faced.
ivliieliever, soever.
wliinberry, chat, -sill, stone, yard.
Avlilpbird, cord, fish, graft, "lash, -poor-will,
saw, -shaped, staff, stalk, stick, stitch, stock,
-tom-kelly, worm. wlilpper-in, snapper.
whipsey-derry.
whirlabout, bat, -blast, pool, wig, wind. AVlilstleflsh, wing, wood. wlilteback, bait, bark, beam, beard, belly, bill,
-blaze, blow, bottle, boy, cap, coat, -ear, -eye, -face, flsh, -foot, head, -heart, -pot, root, rump,
side, smith, tail, thorn, throat, tip, top, wall,
wash, -water, Aveed wing, wood, worm, wort; compound all adjectives.
whithersoever.
"vvhitlow-wort.
whity-brown. Avlioever, so, soever. · whole-hoofed, -length, sale, -souled. whomsoever.
whoremaster, monger, son.
whortleberry.
whosesoever. wickerwork.
wide-awake, gap, spread; other adjectives take
hyphen.
widow-bench, -hunter, -maker, -wail.
wifelike.
wild-cat (a.), fire, grave, wood.
wlll-o'-the-wisp.
willow-herb, -thorn, -weed, -wort. wllly-mufty, -wagtail, -willy. windbibbef, bore, bound, -break, -broken, cof-
fer, -dog, fall, fallen, fanner, -fertilized, flower, gall, hover, mill, pipe, -plant, -rode, row, -shaken, storm, -sucker, -sucking, tight.
"wlndlestraw.
windowpane.
Tfiiieberry, bibber, glass, sap.
wlngfish, seed, -shell; adjectives take hyphen. wink-a-peep. w^lnhle-hawk, -hole. Tvintergreen, -ground, kill, -rig, tide, weed;
adjectives take hyphen.
wiredraw, -drawer, -heel, -puller, -pulling, -tailed, work, -worker, worm.
ivlse-hearted, -like.
wishbone, -wash.
wishy-washy. writchuck, flsh, -starved. witch-alder, craft, -elm, -hazel, -tree, wood. withdrawing-room.
witherband, -wrung.
withe-rod.
with (prefix), all one word.
wizen-faced.
woad-waxen.
woe-begone. wolfbcrry, hound. ivoiiiaiikind, like. wolf's-claw, -fist, -foot, -milk.
wonderland, struck, work, -worker, -working. wonga-wonga. woodbind, bine, -bound, chat, chuck, cock,
cracker, craft, cut, cutter, cutting, hack, hacker, hewer, hole, house, jobber, knacker,
land, -layer, man, -note, -of-the-Holy-Cross,
pecker, -queest, rock, roof, ruff, stone, wall,
ward, -wash, -wax, -waxen, work, worm. woodsman. VFool-dyed, fell, gathering, grower, growing,
-hall, head, man, pack, sack, shed, stock. woolly-head.
wordbook, -catcher.
wordsman. ivorkaday, bag, basket, bench, box, day, fellow,
folk, house, man, master, room, shop, table, woman.
working-day, man.
workmanlike. world-wide.
worldly-minded, -mindedness, -wise. worm-eaten, -eatenness, hole, seed, -shaped,
-shell, wood. worn-out. would-be (a.) woundwort. wou-wou.
wow-wow.
wrain-bolt. wraprascal. wreath-shell. Avreckfish, -master. ivringbolt, staff. wristband.
wrong-timed; all others one word.
Avrybill, mouth, neck, necked. wung-out.
wych-elm, -hazel.
yabber-yabber. yatchsman. yama-mai. Yankee-Doodle.
yardarm, keep, stick, wand.
yarraman. yawl-rigged. yaw-weed. yearbook.
yeast-bitten.
yeelaman. yellowbill, bird, -covered, crown, -eyed, fin,
fish, -golds, -hammer, head, legs, poll, root, rump, seed, shanks, shins, tail, throat, top, weed, wood, wort, yeomanlike, yesterday, eve,-evening, morn,-morning, night, noon, week, year,
ylang-ylang. yokefellow, mate, -toed, yourself, youthwort. yttro-cerite, -columbite, -tantalite. Yuletide.
Z
zantewood. zebrawood. Zend-Avesta. ziment-water.
zinco-polar.
Zulu-Kafflr.
TERMINATIONS
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TERMINATION OF WORDS, ETC.
WORDS ENDING IN "IBLE.'
Proof readers, compositors, and writers are often confused as to the correct termination of words ending- in "ible" or "able." Thie following list, giving the words terminating in "ible," will be found handy. If the word does not appear here the termination is "able."
abhorrible accendible accessible addible adducible admissible affectible apprehensible ascendible audible bipartible circumscriptible classible coctible coercible cognoscible cohesible collectible combustible committible compactible compatible compossible comprehensible compressible conducible conductible confluxible contemptible contractible controvertible conversible (conversable) convertible convictible convincible correctible corrigible corrodible corrosible corruptible credible cullible decoctible deducible deductible defeasible defectible defensible descendible destructible diffusible digestible dirigible discernible discerpible discerptible dissectible distensible distractible divertible divestible
divisible docible edible educible effectible effervescible eligible eludible evadible cvasible evincible exhaustible exigible expansible expressible extendible extensible fallible
feasible fencible flexible fiuxible
forcible frangible fungibles fusible gullible horrible ignitible illegible
immersible immiscible impartible impassible (impassable) impatible impedible imperceptible impermissible impersuasible implausible impossible imprescriptible impressible imputrescible inaccessible inadmissible inapprehensible inaudible incircumscriptible incoercible incognoscible incombustible incommiscible incompatible incomprehensible incompressible inconcussible incontrovertible inconvertible inconvincible
incorrigible
incorrodible incorruptible incredible indefeasible indefectible indefensible indelible indeprehersible indestructible indigestible indiscernible indivisible indocible inducible ineffervescible ineligible includible inevasible inexhaustible inexpaiisible
in(.'xi)ressib]e infallible infeasible inflexible infractible
infrangible infusible inscriptible insensible instructible insubmergible insuppressible insusceptible intactible intangible intelligible interconvertible intervisible invendible inventible invertible invincible invisible irascible irreducible irrefrangible irremissible irreprehensible irrepressible
irresistible irresponsible irreversible legible
mandiljle marcescible miscible negligible nexible omissible ostensible partible passible
(passable) i:)ercoptible perfectible permiscible permis.sible persuasible pervertible plausible possible prehensible prescriptible producible productible protrusible putrescible receptible redemptible redressible reducible reflectible reflexible refrangible remissible renascible rendible reprehensible resistible responsible reversible revertible risible seducible sensible sponsible suasible subdivisible subvertible supersensible suppressible susceptible suspensible tangible tensible terrible traducible transfusible transmissible transmittible transvertible tri partible unadmissible unexhaustible uuexpressible iniflexible unfusible unresponsible vendible vincible visible vitrescible
WORDS ENDING IN "ISE."
Words ending with the sound of " ize " are variously spelled " ise " or " ize." Of this class, the correct spelling of tlie following words is "ise." Nearly if not quite all others take "ize."
advertise advise affranchise apprise catechise' chastise circumcise comprise
compromise
criticise
demise despise devise
disfranchise disguise divertise
emprise enfranchise enterprise exercise exorcise franchise merchandise premise
reprise revise supervise surmise surprise
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TERMINATIONS
NOUNS ENDING IN "O."
We often find errors in the plurals of nouns ending in " o." To avoid this bear in mind the fol-
lowing general rule: If there is a consonant before the final " o" the plural is " es," but if a vowel precedes it the plural is formed by adding only the " s." There are, however, some excejjtions to this
rule, and they are here given, as follows:
albinos armadillos cantos
catsos centos didos
dominos duodecimos dynamos
embryos gauchos halos inamoratos juntos
lassos
mementos merinos
mestizos
octavos octodecimos pianos provisos quartos salvos sextos sextodecimos , sirroccos
solos tobaccos
twos
tyros virtuosos zeros
"EI" AND "IE."
Many persons find it difficult or impossible to recollect the relative position of "e" and "i" in such words as " receive," "believe," etc. If they will bear in mind the following rule, it may save
them the trouble of referring to a dictionary to determine this point:
When the derivative noun ends in " tion," the verb is spelled with " ei," thus:
conception deception reception
conceive deceive receive
But when the noun does not end in " tion," the verb is spelled with " ie," as:
belief
believe
-- An old printer gives the following rule for using "ei" and "ie," viz: Bear in mind the M'ord
"lice" "i" follows "1" and "e" follows "c," thus, li-ce. Following is a list of the words beginning with "s" and followed by "ei"or "ie," the parts of
words in parentheses to be joined to the prefix (in heavy type) as a single word:
seiches
seidlitz
seigneurial
seignior (age, al, alty, y) seine (er, ing)
seirospore
seismal (mic, mism, mograph, mographic, mogram, mography, mological, mology, mometer, mometric, mometry, moscope, motic)
seity
seize (able, er, in, ing, or, ure) siege (worii) sienite (ic) sienna Siennese
sierra
siesta sieur sieva sieve
FISHES, FISHERY APPLIANCES, ETC.
The following terms are authorized by the United States Fish Commission, and will be used in its
work; the International Dictionary will be used for all Avords not here provided for.
Compound white-fish, black-fish, trigger-fish, and all that class of words except crayfish, crawfish, shellfish, and a very few exceptionally long phrases like Portuguese man-of-war fish.
bag seine bass net black-cod boat fisherman
boat-steerer
bomb-gun
bottom-feeding fish bull's-eye mackerel buoy line coast line cod fishery cod fishing cod line crayfish pot cultus-cod cutting-in (of a whale)
drag net drag seine drift net fat-head
fish-culture fish eggs fishing-camp fishing-ground fishing-place fish roe fish-wheel flake-yard gill-net fishing gillraker
ground line
hair-seal
hand lance
hickory-jack hoop net horse-mackerel live-car lobster pot mossbunker oyster bed purse seine red-eye red grouper red-horse rock-cod rock-lobster sea-cucumber
sea-horse
sea-urchin
seal oil seal skin
sea mullet seine-haul seine-reach set net smelt net snapping mackerel trammel net trawl basket trawling-ground trying-out (of a whale) try-works whale line
yellow-tail
INDIAN NAMES
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SPELLING OF INDIAN NAMES.
The following spellings of the names of Indian tribes and bands have been agreed upon by the Bureau of American Ethnology and the Indian Bureau and will be followed generally. Except in the few instances noted, the same form should be used for both singular and plural. Where a reference is given, the spelling referred to is the one adopted:
Absaroka, see Crow
Hoh
Moki, see Hopi
Sia
Acoma
Hoopa, see Hupa
Molala
Siletz
Algonquian (stock)
Hopi
Montauk
Sioux
Algonkin (tribe)
Hualapai, see Walapai Moqui, see Hopi
Sixes, see Kwatami
Alsea
Humptulip
Muckleshoot
Sisseton
Anadarko
Hunkpapa
Munsee
Sklallam
Arapaho
Hupa
Muskogee (or Creek) Skokomish
Arikara
Huron, see Wyandot Katchez
Spokan
Assinitaoin
Iowa
Navaho
Squaxon
Bannock
Iroquois
Nespelim
Stockbridge
Blackfoot (pi. Blackfeet) Jemez
Nestucca
Supai, see Havasupai
Blood (pi. Bloods)
Jicarilla
Nez Perce
Swinomish
Bois Fort Chippewa
Joshua
Nisqualli
Tenino
Brul6
Kaibab
Nomelacki
Teton
Caddo
Kalapuya
Nooksak
Tonawanda
Calapooya, see Kalapuya Kalispel
Oglala
Tonkawa
Calispel, see Kalispel
Kansa, see Kaw
Ojibwa, see Chippewa Tonto Apache
Capote
Kaskaskia
Okinagan
Tootootna, see Tututni
Cayuga
Kaw
Omaha
Towakoni
Cayuse
Kaweah, see Kawia
Oneida
Tulalip
Chastacosta
Kawia
Onondaga
Tuscarora
Chehalis
Kickapoo
Osage
Tututni
Chemehuevi
Kiowa
Oto
Uchee, see Yuchi
Cherokee
Klamath
Ottawa
Uinta
Chetco
Klikitat
Paguate (Lagmiavillage) Ukie, see Yuki
Cheyenne
Kootenai, see Kutenai Paiute
Umatilla
Chickasaw
Kutenai
Panaca
Umpqua
Chilkat
Kwapa, see Quapaw
Papago
Uncompahgre
Chinook
Kwatami
Pawnee
Unkpapa, see Hunkpapa
Chippewa
Lac Courte Oreille
Pend d' Oreille
Ute
Chiricahua
Laguna
Pennacook
Vieux Desert
Choctaw
Lake
Peoria
Waco
Clackamas
Lakmiut
Piegan
Wahpeton
Clallam
L'Anse
Piankashaw
Wailaki
Clatsop
Lipan
Pima
Walapai
Clickatat, see Klikitat Luckamute, see Lakmiut Pit River
Cochiti
Lummi
Ponca
Wallawalla Wasco
Coeur d'Al^ne
Mac qua noot na, see Potawatomi
Washaki
Colville
Mikonotuni
Pueblo
Wea
Comanche
Mahican
Puyallup
Wenatchi
Concow
Makah
Quaitso
Wichita
Coos
Mandan
Quapaw
Wichumni
Cowlitz
Maricopa
Quinaielt
Wiminuche
Coyotero
Mdewakanton
Quileute
Winnebago
Cree
Menominee
Queet, see Quaitso
Winnibigoshish
Creek (or Muskogee) Mescalero
Ree, see Arikara
Wyandot
CroAV (pi. Crows)
Methow
Sac, see Sauk
Wylacki, see Wailaki
Dakota
Miami
Sans Arcs
Yakima
Delaware(pl. Delawares) INIikonotuni
Sanpojl
Yaqui
Dwamish
Mimbreho
Santee
Yaquina
Euchee, see Yuchi
Miniconjou
Santiam
Yanktonai
Flathead (pi. Flatheads) Minitaree, see Hidatsa Sauk
Yankton
Fox (pi. Foxes)
Missouri
Seminole
Yava Supai, see Havasu-
Gila Apache
Moache
Seneca
pai
Goship
Modoc
Shawnee
Yuchi
Gosiute Grosventre
Mogollon
Mohave
Shebit, see Shivwits Sheepeater
Yuki
Yuma
Havasupai
Mohawk
Shivwits
Zuni
Hidatsa
Mohican, see Mahican Shoshoni
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COUNTY NAMES
COUNTY NAMES IN THE UNFI ED STATES.
The following list of county name.s was made up from the Uuited States Postal Guide, and includes
all the counties given by that publication up to June, 1903.
x\-LABAMA.
Autauga. Baldwin. Barbour. Bibb. Blount. Bullock. Butler. Calhoun. Chambers. Cherokee. Chilton. Choctaw. Clarke.
Clay. Cleburne. Coffee. Colbert.
Conecuh. Coosa. Covington. Crenshaw. Cullman.
Dale.
Dallas.
Dekalb. Elmore. Escambia. Etowah. Fayette. Franklin. Geneva. Greene. Hale. Henry.
ARIZONA.
Apache. Cochise. Coconino.
Gila.
Graham. Maricopa. Mohave.
ARKANSAS.
Arkansas. Ashley. Baxter. Benton. Boone. Bradley. Calhoun.
Carroll.
Chicot. Clark. Clay. Cleburne. Cleveland. Columbia.
Conway. Craighead. Crawford.
Crittenden.
Cross.
CALIFORNIA. r T y^i 1
-- " 1 ^~\ ~w~^ "» "T" ~r I
Alameda.
Alpine.
Amador.
Butte. Calaveras.
Colusa. Contra Costa. Del Norte. Eldorado. Fresno. Glenn.
Humboldt.
Inyo. Kern, Kings.
Dallas. Desha.
Drew. Faulkner. Franklin. Fulton. Garland. Grant. Greene. Hempstead. Hot Spring. Howard. Independence.
Izard. Jackson. Jefferson.
Johnson. Lafayette. Lawrence.
Lake. Lassen. Los Angeles. Madera. Marin. Mariposa. Mendocino. Merced. Modoc. Mono. Monterey. Napa. Nevada. Orange. Placer.
COLORADO.
Adams. Arapahoe.
Archuleta. Baca. Bent. Boulder. Chaffee. Cheyenne. Clear Creek. Conejos.
Costilla.
Custer. Delta. Denver. Dolores.
Douglas. Eagle. Elbert. El Paso. Fremont. Garfield.
Gilpin.
Grand. Gunnison. Hinsdale. Huerfano.
Jefferson.
Kiowa. Kit Carson. Lake.
M 8--03----5
Houston. Jackson.
Jefferson.
Lamar. Lauderdale. Lawrence.
Lee. Limestone.
Lowndes. Macon. Madison. Marengo. Marion. Marshall. Mobile. Monroe. Montgomery.
Navajo. Pima. Pinal.
Morgan.
Perry. Pickens. Pike.
Randolph.
Russell. St. Clair. Shelby.
Sumter. Talladega. Tallapoosa. Tuscaloosa. Walker. Washington Wilcox. Winston.
Santa Cruz. Yavapai.
Yuma.
Lee. Lincoln. Little Kiver. Logan. Lonoke. Madison. Marion. Miller. Mississippi. Monroe.
Montgomery. Nevada. Newton. Ouachita.
Perrv. Phillips. Pike. Poinsett. Polk.
Plumas. Riverside. Sacramento. San Benito. San Bernardino. San Diego. San Francisco. San Joaquin. San Luis Obispo. San Mateo. Santa Barbara. Santa Clara. Santa Cruz. Shasta.
Sierra.
La Plata.
Larimer. Las Animas. Lincoln. Logan. Mesa. Mineral.
Montezuma. Montrose. Morgan.
Otero. Ouray. Park. Phillips. Pitkin.
Pope. Prairie. Pulaski. Randolph. St. Francis. Saline. Scott. Searcy. Sebastian. Sevier. Sharp. Stone. Union.
Van Buren.
Washington. White. Woodruff.
Yell.
Siskiyou. Solano.
Sonoma.
Stanislaus. Sutter.
Tehama.
Trinity. Tulare.
Tuolumne. Ventura.
Yolo.
Yuba.
Prowers. Pueblo Rio Blanco. Rio Grande. Routt. Saguache. San Juan. San Miguel. Sedgwick. South Arapahoe. Summit. Teller. Washington. Weld.
Yuma.
COUNTY NAMES
CONNECTICUT.
Fairfield. Hartford.
DELAWARE.
Kent.
FLORIDA.
Alachua. Baker. Bradford. Brevard. Calhoun.
Citrus. Clay.
Columbia. Dade. De Soto. Duval. Escambia.
GEORGIA.
Appling. Baker. Baldwin. Banks. Bartow. Berrien. Bibb. Brooks. Brvan. Bulloch. Burke. Butts. Calhoun.
Camden. Campbell.
Carroll. Catoosa. Charlton.
Chatham. Chattahoochee.
Chattooga. Cherokee. Clarke. Clay. Clayton. Clinch. Cobb. Coffee. Colquitt. Columbia. Coweta. Crawford. Dade. Dawson. Decatur.
HAWAII.
Hawaii. Kauai.
IDAHO.
Ada. Bannock. Bear Lake. Bingham. Blaine.
Boise.
ILLINOIS.
Adams. Alexander. Bond. Boone. Brown. Bureau. Calhoun.
Carroll. Cass.
Champaign.
Christian. Clark. Clay.
Litchfield.
Middlesex.
Newcastle.
Franklin. Gadsden. Hamilton. Hernando. Hillsboro. Holmes. Jackson. Jefferson. Lafayette. Lake. Lee. Leon.
Dekalb. Dodge. Dooly. Dougherty. Douglas. Early. Echols. Effingham. Elbert. Emanuel. Fannin. Favette. Floyd. Forsyth. Franklin. Fulion. Gilmer. Glascock. Glynn. Gordon. Greene. Gwinnett. Haber.sham. Hall. Hancock. Haralson. Harris. Hart. Heard. Henry.
Hou.s'ton. Irwin.
Jackson. Jasper. Jefferson.
Lanai. Maui.
Canyon.
Cassia. Custer.
Elmore. Fremont. Idaho.
Clinton. Coles. Cook. Crawford.
Cumberland. Dekalb. Dewitt. Douglas. Dupage. Edgar. Edwards. Effingham.
Fayette.
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New Haven. New London.
Sussex.
Levy. Liberty. Madison. Manatee. Marion. Monroe. Nassau. Orange. Osceola. Pasco. Polk. Putnam.
Johnson. Jones. Laurens. Lee. Liberty. Lincoln. Lowndes. Lumpkin. McDuifle. Mcintosh. Macon. Madison. Marion. Meriwot-her.
Miller. Milton. Mitchell.
Monroe. Montgomery, Morgan. Murray. Muscogee. Newton. Oconee. Oglethorpe. Paulding. Pickens.
Pierce. Pike. Polk. Pulaski.
Putnam. Quitman. Rabun. Randolph.
Molokal.
Kootenai. Latah. Lemhi. Lincoln.
Nez Perces.
Oneida.
Ford. Franklin. Fulton. Gallatin. Greene. Grundy. Hamilton. Hancock. Hardin. Henderson. Henry. Iroquois. Jackson.
Tolland.
Windham.
St. John. Santa Rosa. Sumter. Suwanee. Taylor. Vohisia. Wakulla. Walton. Washington.
Richmond. Rockdale.
Schley. Screven. Spalding. Stewart. Sumter. Talbot. Taliaferro. Tattnall. Taylor. Telfair. Terrell.
Thomas. Towns. Troup. Twiggs. Union.
Up.son.
Walker. Walton. Ware. Warren. Washington. Wayne. Webster. White. Whitfield. Wilcox. Wilkes. Wilkin.son. "Worth.
Oahu.
Owyhee. Shoshone. Washington.
Jasper. Jefferson. Jersey. Jo Daviess. Johnson.
Kane. Kankakee. Kendall. Knox. Lake.
Lasalle.
Lawrence.
Lee.
ILLINOIS-- Continued.
Livingston.
Logiin.
McDonougli. McHenry. McLean. Macon. Macoupin. Madison. Marion. Marshall. Mason. Massac. Menard.
Mercer. Monroe. Montgomery. Morgan. Moultrie.
Ogle. Peoria. Perry.
Piatt.
Pike. Pope. Pulaski.
Putnam.
INDIANA.
Adams.
Allen.
Bartholomew Benton
Blackford. Boone.
Brown.
Carroll.
Cass. Clark. Clav. Clinton.
Crawford. Daviess. Dearborn. Decatur. Dekalb. Delaware Dubois. Elkhart. Favette. Floyd. Fountain
Franklin. Fulton. Gibson. Grant. Greene. Hamilton. Hancock. Harrison. Hendricks. Henry.
Howard. Huntington.
Jackson. Jasper.
Jay. Jefferson. Jennings. Johnson.
Knox.
Kosciusko. Lagrange. Lake. Laporte.
IOWA.
Adair.
Adams. Allamakee. Appanoose. Audubon. Benton. Blackhawk. Boone. Bremer. Buchanan. Buena Vista.
Butler. Calhoun.
Carroll.
Cass. Cedar.
Cerro Gordo. Cherokee. Chickasaw. Clarke.
Clay. Clayton. Clinton. Crawford.
Dallas.
Davis. Decatur. Delaware.
Des Moines. Dickinson. Dubuque. Emmet.
Fayette. Floyd. Franklin. Fremont. Greene. Grundy. Guthrie. Hamilton.
Hancock. Hardin. Harrison. Henry. Howard. Humboldt.
Ida. Iowa. Jackson.
Jasper.
KANSAS.
Allen. Anderson. Atchison. Barber. Barton. Bourbon.
Brown.
Butler. Chase.
Chautauqua. Cherokee. Cheyenne.
Clark. Clav. Cloud.
Coffey.
Comanche. Cowley.
Crawford. Decatur. Dickinson. Doniphan. Douglas. Edwards. Elk.
Ellis.
Ellsworth. Finnev.
'
Ford. Franklin. Geary. Gove.
Graham.
Grant. Gray. Greeley.
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Randol^jh. Richland.
Hock Island.
St. Clair. Saline.
Sangamon.
Schuyler. Scott. Shelby. Stark. Stephenson. Tazewell. Union.
Lawrence. Madison. Marion. Marshall. Martin. Miami. Monroe. Montgomery. Morgan. Newton. Noble. Ohio. Orange. Owen. Parke.
Perry. Pike. Porter. Posey. Pulaski.
Putnam. Randolph.
Ripley.
Jefferson.
Johnson. Jones. Keokuk. Kossuth. Lee. Linn. Louisa. Lucas.' Lyon. Madison. Mahaska. Marion. Marshall.
Mills. Mitchell.
Monona. Monroe. Montgomery. Muscatine.
O'Brien. Osceola. Page. Palo Alto.
Plymouth.
Greenwood. Hamilton. Harper. Harvey.
Haskell.
Hodgeman
Jackson. Jefferson. Jewell. Johnson. Kearny.
Kingman. Kiowa.
Labette. Lane. Leavenworth. Lincoln. Linn.
COUNTY NAMES
Verm 1 lion. Wabash
Warren.
VViisbingtoii.
Wavne. White.
Whiteside. Will. Williamson. Winnebago. Woodford.
Rush. St. Joseph.
Scott.
Shelby. Spencer. Starke. Steuben. Sullivan. Switzerland. Tippecanoe. Tipton. Union. Vanderburg. Vermilion. Vigo. Wabash. Warren. Warrick. Washington.
Wayne.
Weils. White. Whitley.
Pocahontas. Polk. Pottawattamie. Poweshiek. Ringgold. Sac.
Scott. Shelby. Sioux. Storv.
Tama.
Taylor. Union.
Van Buren.
Wapello. Warren. Washington.
Wayne.
Webster. Winnebago. AVinneshiek. Woodbury. Worth. Wright.
Logan. Lyon. McPherson. Marion. Marshall. Meade. Miami. Mitchell. Montgomery.
Morris. Morton.
Nemaha.
Neosho. Ness. Norton. Osage. Osborne. Ottawa.
COUNTY NAMES
KANSAS--Continued.
Pawnee.
Phillips.
Pottawatomie.
Pratt.
Rawlins. Reno. Republic. Rice. Riley.
Rooks. Rush. Russell. Saline.
Scott.
Sedgwick. Seward. Shawnee. Sheridan.
KENTUCKY.
Adair. Allen. Anderson. Ballard. Barren. Bath. Bell. Boone. Bourbon. Bovd. Boyle. Bracken. Breathitt. Breckinridge. Bullitt. Butler. Caldwell. Calloway. Campbell. Carlisle.
Carroll. Carter. Casey. Christian. Clark. Clay. Clinton. Crittenden.
Cumberland.
Daviess.
Edmonson.
Elliott.
Estill.
Fayette. Fleming. Floyd. Franklin. Fulton. , Gallatin. Garrard. Grant. Graves. Grayson. Green. Greenup.
Hancock. Hardin. Harlan. Harrison. Hart. Henderson. Henry. Hickman. Hopkins. Jackson.
Jefferson. Jessamine. John.son.
Kenton. Knott.
LOUISIANA ( parish es )
Acadia.
East Carroll.
Ascension.
East Feliciana
Assumption.
Franklin.
Avoyelles.
Grant.
Bienville.
Iberia.
Bossier.
Iberville.
Caddo.
Jackson.
Calcasieu.
Jefferson.
Caldwell.
Lafayette.
Cameron.
Lafourche.
Catahoula.
Lincoln.
Claiborne.
Livingston.
Concordia.
Madison.
De Soto.
Morehouse.
East Baton Rouge.
Natchitoches
MAINE.
Androscoggin. Aroostook. Cumberland. Franklin.
Hancock. Kennebec. Knox. Lincoln.
MAEYLAND.
Allegany.
Anne Arundel.
Baltimore. Baltimore Citv. Calvert. Caroline.
Carroll. Cecil. Charles. Dorchester. Frederick. Garrett.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Barnstable. Berkshire. Bristol. Dukes.
Essex.
Franklin.
Hampden. Hampshire.
MICHIGAN.
Alcona. Alger. Allegan.
Alpena. Antrim. Arenac.
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Sherman. Smith.
Stafford. Stanton. Stevens.
Sumner. Thomas.
Trego.
Wabaunsee.
Wallace. Washington. Wichita. Wilson. Wood.son. Wyandotte.
Knox.
Larue. Laurel. Lawrence. Lee.
Leslie. Letcher. Lewis. Lincoln. Livingston.
Logan. Lyon. McCracken. McLean. Madison. Magoffin. Marion. Marshall. Martin. Mason. Meade. Menifee. Mercer. Metcalfe. Monroe. Montgomery.
ISIorgan.
Muhlenberg. Nelson. Nicholas.
Ohio.
Oldham. Owen. Owsley. Pendleton
Perry. Pike. Powell. Pulaski. Robertson. Rockcastle.
Rowan.
Russell.
Scott. Shelby.
Simpson. Spencer. Tavlor. Todd. Trigg. Trimble. Union. Warren. Washington. Wayne. Webster. Whitlev. Wolfe. Woodford.
Orleans. Ouachita. Plaquemines. Pointe Coupee. Rapides.
Red River.
Richland. Sabine. St. Bernard. St. Charles. St. Helena. St. James. St. John the Baptist. St. Landrv. St. Martin.
St. Mary.
St. Tammany.
Tangipahoa."
Tensas. Terrebonne.
Union. Vermilion. Vernon. Washington. Webster. West Baton Rouge, West Carroll. West Feliciana. Winn.
Oxford. Penobscot. Piscataquis. Sagadahoc.
Harford.
Howard. Kent. Montgomery.
Prince George.
Queen Anne.
Middlesex. Nantucket. Norfolk. Phinouth.
Baraga. Barry. Bay.
Somerset. Waldo. Washington. York.
St. Mary. Somerset. Talbot. Washington. Wicomico. Worcester.
Suffolk. Worcester.
Benzie. Berrien. Branch.
MICHIGAN--Continued.
Calhoun.
Cass. Charlevoix.
Cheboygan. Chippewa.
Clare. Clinton. Crawford. Delta. Dickinson. Eaton.
Emmet. -
Genesee. Gladwin. Gogebic. Grand Traverse. Gratiot.
Hillsdale.
llouglUon Huron. Ingham. Ionia.
Iosco. Iron.
Isabella. ,
Jackson. Kalamazoo. Kalkaska. Kent.
Keweenaw.
Lake. Lapeer. Leelanaw. Lenawee. Livingston Luce.
MINNESOTA.
Aitkin.
Anoka. Becker. Beltrami. Benton.
Bigstone. Blue Earth.
Brown.
Carlton. Carver.
Cass.
Chippewa. Chisago.
Clay. Clearwater. Cook. Cottonwood.
Crow Wing.
Dakota. Dodge. Douglas.
Fariliault.
Fillmore. Freeborn.
Goodhue. Grant. Hennepin. Houston. Hul)bard.
Isanti.
Itasca. Jackson.
Kanabec. Kandiyohi.
Kittson.
Lac qui Earle. Lake. Lesueur.
Lincoln. Lyon.
McLeod.
Mar.shall.
MISSISSIPPI.
Adams.
Alcorn. Amite. Attala. Benton. Bolivar. Calhoun. Carroll. Cliickasaw. Choctaw. Claiborne. Clarke. Clay.
Coahoma. Copiah. Covington. De Soto.
Franklin. Greene.
Grenada. Hancock. Harrison. Hinds. Holmes. Issaquena. Itawamba. Jackson.
Jasper.
Jefferson. Jones.
Kemper.
Lafayette. Lauderdale. Lawrence. Leake. Lee.
Leflore. Lincoln.
MISSOUEI.
Adair.
Andrew.
Atchison. Audrain. Barry. Barton. Bates. Benton. Bollinger. Boone. Buchanan. Butler. Caldwell. Callaway.
Camden. Cape Girardeau.
Carroll. Carter.
Cass. Cedar. Chariton.
Christian Clark. Clay. Clinton.
Cole. Cooper. Crawford.
Dade.
Dallas. Daviess. Dekalb. Dent. Douglas.
Dunklin. Franklin. Gasconade. Gentry. Greene. Grundy. Harrison. Henry.
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Mackinac. Macomb. Manistee. Marquette. Mason. Mecosta. Menominee. Midland. Missaukee.
.
Monroe. Montcalm. Montmorency Muskegon. Newaygo. Oakland. Oceana. Ogemaw. Ontonagon
Martin. Meeker. Millelacs. Morrison.
Mower. Murray.
Nicollet. Nobles.
Norman.
Olmsted.
Ottertail. Pine. Pipestone. Polk.
Pope. Ramsey.
Red Lake. Redwood.
Renville. Rice. Rock.
Lowndes. Madison. Marion.
Marshall. Monroe.
Montgomery. Neshoba. Newton. Noxubee. Oktibbeha. Panola.
Pearl River. Perry. Pike. Pontotoc. Prentiss. Quitman. Rankin. Scott.
Hickory. Holt. Howard. Howell. Iron. Jackson. Jasper. Jefferson. Johnson. Knox. Laclede. Lafayette. Lawrence. Lewis. Lincoln. Linn. Livingston. McDonald. Macon. Madison. Maries.
COUNTY NAMES
O.seeola.
Oscoda. Otsego. Ottawa. Pre.sque Isle.
Roscommon.
Saginaw.
St. Clair.
St. Joseph. Sanilac. Schoolcraft. Shiawas.see. Tuscola.
Van Buren. Washtenaw. Wayne.
Wexford.
Roseau. St. Louis.
Scott.
Sherburne.
Sibley. Stearns. Steele. Stevens. Swift.
Todd. Traverse. Wabasha. Wadena. Waseca. Washington. Watonwan. Wilkin. Winona. Wright. Yellow Medicine.
Sharkey. Simpson. Smith. Sunflower. Tallahatchie. Tate. Tippah. Tishomingo. Tunica. Union. Warren. Washington.
Wayne.
Webster. Wilkinson. Winston. Yalobusha. Yazoo.
Marion. Mercer.
Miller. Mississippi.
Moniteau. Monroe. Montgomery. Morgan.
New Madrid.
Newton. Nodaway. Oregon. Osage. Ozark. Pemiscot.
Perry. Pettis. Phelps. Pike. Platte. Polk.
COUNTY NAMES
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MISSOURI--Continued.
Pulaski.
Putnam.
Ralls.
Randolph. Ray. Reynolds.
Ripley.
St. Charles.
St. Clair.
Ste. Genevieve. St. Francois. St. Louis. St. Louis City. Saline. Schuyler. Scotland.
MONTANA.
Beaverhead. Broadwater. Carbon. Cascade. Choteau.
Custer.
Dawson.
NEBRASKA.
Adams.
Antelope. Banner. Blaine. Boone. Boxbutte. Boyd. Brown. Buffalo. Burt. Butler. Cass. Cedar. Chase. Cherry. Cheyenne. Clay. Colfax.. Cuming. Custer. Dakota. Dawes. Dawson.
Deerlodge. Fergus. Flathead. Gallatin. Granite.
Jeft'erson.
Lewis and Clarke.
Deuel. Dixon. Dodge.
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Douglas.
Dundy.
Fillmore. Fianklin. Frontier. Furnas. Gage. Garfield. Gosper. (irant. Greeley. Hall. Hamilton. Harlan. Hayes. Hitchcock. Holt. Hooker.
Howard.
Jefferson.
NEVADA.
Churchill. Douglas. Elko. Esmeralda.
Eureka. Humboldt. Lander. Lincoln.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Belknap.
Carroll. Cheshire.
Coos. Grafton. Hillsboro.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic. Bergen. Burlington.
Camden. Cape May. Cumberland.
Essex.
Gloucester.
Hudson. Hunterdon. Mercer. Middlesex.
NEW MEXICO.
Bernalillo. Chaves. Colfax.
Donna Ana.
Eddy. Grant. Guadalupe.
Leonard Wood.
Lincoln. Luna. McICinley. Mora. Otero. Quay.
NEW YORK.
Albany. Allegany. Broome.' Cattaraugus. Cayuga. Chautauqua.
Chemung. Chenango.
Clinton. Columbia. Cortland. Delaware. Dutchess. Erie. Essex. Franklin.
Scott.
Shannon. Shelbv. Stoddard.
Stone. Sullivan. Taney. Texas.
Madison. Meagher. Missoula. Park. Powell. Ravalli. Rosebud.
Johnson. Kearnev. Keith. Keyapaha. Kimball. Knox. Lancaster. Lincoln. Logan. Loup. McPherson. Madison. Merrick. Nance.
Nemaha.
Nuckolls. Otoe.
Pawnee.
Perkins. Phelps. Pierce. Platte. Polk.
Lyon. Nye. Ormsby.
Storey.
Merrimac. Rockingham
Strafford.
Monmouth.
Morris. Ocean. Passaic. Salem. Somerset.
Rio Arriba. Roosevelt. San Juan. San Miguel. Sandoval. Santa Fe.
Sierra.
Fulton. Genesee. Greene. Hamilton. Herkimer. Jefferson. Kings. Lewis.
Vernon. Warren. Washington. Wayne. Webster. Worth. Wright.
Silverbow. Sweet Grass. Teton. Valley. Yellowstone.
Red willow.
Richardson. Rock. Saline. Sarpy. Saunders. Scotts Bluff. Seward. Sheridan. Sherman. Sioux. Stanton. Thayer. Thomas. Thurston. Valley. Washington. Wayne. Webster. Wheeler. York.
Washoe. White Pine.
Sullivan.
Sus.sex.
Union. Warren.
Socorro. Taos. LTnion. Valencia.
Livingston. Madison. Monroe.
Montgomery. Nassau.
New York.
Niagara. Oneida.
NEW YORK--CVmtinued.
Onondaga.
Ontario. Oningf. Orleans. Oswego. Otsego.
Putnam. Queens.
Rensselaer.
Richmond. Rockland. St. Lawrence.
Saratoga. Schenectady. Schoharie. Schuyler.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Alamance. Alexander. Alleghany. Anson. Ashe. Beaufort.
Bertie.
Bladen. Brunswick.
Buncombe. Burke.
Cabarrus. Caldwell.
Camden.
Carteret. Caswell.
Catawba. Chatham. Cherokee. Chowan.
Clay. Cleveland.
Columbus. Craven. Cumberland.
Currituck. Dare. Davidson. Davie. Duplin.
Durham. Edgecombe.
Forsyth. Franklin. Gaston. Gates.
Graham.
Granville. Greene. Guilford. Halifax. Harnett.
Haywood. Henderson.
Hertford. Hvde.
Iredell.
Jackson. Johnston. Jones.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Allred. Barnes. Benson. Billings. Bottineau. Bovraiaii. Burleigh. Cass. Cavalier. Dickey.
Dunn. Eddy.
Emmons.
Foster.
Grand Forks.
Griggs.
Hettinger. Kidder.
Lamoure. Logan. McHenry. Mcintosh. McKenzie. McLean.
OHIO.
Adams.
Allen. Ashland. Ashtabula. Athens. Auglaize. Belmont.
Brown.
Butler. Carroll.
Champaign.
Clark. Clermont. Clinton.
Columbiana. Coshocton. Crawford. Cuyahoga. Darke.
Defiance. Delaware. Erie.
OKLAHOMA.
Beaver. Blaine. Caddo. Canadian. Cleveland. Comanche. Custer.
Fairfield. Fayette. Franklin. Fulton. Gallia.
Geauga. Greene. Guernsey. Hamilton. Hancock. Hardin. Harrison. Henry. Highland. Hocking. Holmes. Huron. Jackson.
Jefferson.
Knox. Lake. Lawrence.
Day. Dewey.
Garfield. Grant. Greer.
Kay. Kingfisher.
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Seneca. Steuben. Suffolk. Sullivan. Tioga. Tompkins. Ulster. Warren.
Lenoir. Lincoln.
McDowell. Macon. Madison. Martin. Mecklenburg.
Mitchell.
Montgomery. Moore. Nash.
New Hanover.
Northampton. Onslow. Orange. Pamlico. Pasquotank. Pender. Perquimans.
Person.
Pitt.
Polk. Randolph.
Richmond. Robeson.
Mercer. Morton. Nelson. Oliver. Pembina. Pierce. Ramsey.
Ransom. Richland.
Rolette. Sargent. Stark.
Licking. Logan. Lorain. Lucas. Madison.
Mahoning. Marion. Medina.
Meigs. Mercer. Miami. Monroe.
Montgomery. Morgan. Morrow. Muskingum.
Noble. Ottawa. Paulding. Perry. Pickaway. Pike.
Kiowa. Lincoln. Logan. Noble. Oklahoma. Pawnee. Payne.
COUNTY NAMES
Washington. Wayne. Westchester. Wyoming.
Yates.
Rockingham. Rowan.
Ru til or ford.
Sampson. Scotland.
Stanly. Stokes. Surry. Swain. Transylvania. Tyrrell. Union. Vance.
Wake. Warren. Washington. Watauga. Wavne.
Wilkes. Wilson. Yadkin. Yancey.
Steele.
Stutsman. Towner.
Traill.
Wallace. Walsh. . Ward. Wells. Williams.
,
Portage. Preble.
Putnam. Richland.
Ross.
Sandusky.
Scioto. Seneca. Shelbv. Stark.
Summit. Trumbull. Tuscarawas. Union. Van Wert. Vinton. Warren. Washington. Wayne.
Williams.
Wood. Wyandot.
Pottawatomie, Roger Mills. Washita. Woods.
Woodward.
COUNTY NAMES
OKE(jUJN.
Baker. Benton. Clackamas. Clatsop. Columbia. Coos. Crook. Curry. Douglas.
Gilliam. Grant. Harney. Jack.son. Josephine.
Klamath. Lake. Lane. Lincoln.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Adams. Allegheny. Armstrong.
Beaver. Bedford. Berks.
Blair. Bradford.
Bucks. Butler. Cambria. Cameron. Carbon. Center. Chester. Clarion.
Clearfield.
Clinton. Columbia. Crawford.
Cumberland. Dauphin. Delaware.
Elk.
Erie. Favette. Forest.
Franklin. Fulton. Greene. Huntingdon. Indiana. Jefferson. Juniata.
PORTO EICO.
Aguadilla. Arecibo.
Bayamon.
Culebra.
Guayama.
RHODE ISLAND.
Bristol.
Kent.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville. Aiken. Anderson.
Bamberg. Barnwell.
Beaufort. Berkeley. Charleston. Cherokee. Chester. Chesterfield.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Armstrong. Aurora. Beadle.
Bonhomme. Boreman.
Brookings. Brown. Brule. Buffalo. Butte. Campbell. Charles Mix. Clark. Clay. Codington. Custer. Davison.
TENNESSEE.
Anderson. Bedford. Benton. Bledsoe. Blount. Bradley. Campbell. Cannon.
Carroll. Carter.
Newport.
Clarendon. Colleton. Darlington. Dorchester. Edgefield.
Fairfield. Florence.
Georgetown. Greenville. Greenwood. Hampton.
Day. Deuel. Dewey. Douglas. Edmunds. Fall Kiver. Faulk. Grant. Gregory. Hamlin. Hand. Hanson. Hughes. Hutchinson. Hyde. Jackson. Jerauld.
Cheatham.
Chester. Claiborne. Clay. Cocke. Coffee. Crockett.
Cumberland. Davidson. Decatur.
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Linn. Malheur. Marion. Morrow. Multnomah. Polk. Sherman. Tillamook. Umatilla.
Union. Wallowa. Wasco. ·
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Washington. Wheeler. Yamhill.
Lackawanna
Lancaster. Lawrence. Lebanon. Lehigh. Luzerne. Lycoming.
McKean.
Mercer.
Mifflin.
Monroe. Montgomery. Montour. Northampton. Northumberland
Perry. Philadelphia.
Pike.
Potter.
Schuylkill. Snyder. Somerset. Sullivan.
Susquehanna. Tioga. Union. Venango. Warren. Washington. Wayne. Westmoreland, Wyoming. York.
Humacao. Mayaguez.
Ponce. Vieques.
Providence.
Horry. Kershaw. Lancaster. Laurens. Lee. Lexington. Marion. Marlboro. Newberry.
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Oconee. Orangeburg.
Kingsbury. Lake. Lawrence. Lincoln. Lugenbeel.
Lvman. MeCook.
McPher.son. Marshall. Meade. Meyer. Miner. Minnehaha.
Moody. Pennington.
Potter. Pratt.
Dekalb. Dickson. Dyer. Fayette. Fentress. Franklin. Gibson.
Giles. Grainger.
Greene.
Washington.
Pickens. Richland. Saluda. Spartanburg. Sumter. Union. Williamsburg. York.
Presho. Roberts. Sanborn. Schnasse. Shannon. Spink. Stanley. Sullv. Tripp. Turner. Union. Walworth.
Washabaugh. Washington. Yankton.
Grundy. Hamblen. Hamilton. Hancock. Hardeman. . Hardin. Hawkins. Haywood. Henderson. Henry.
TENNESSEE--Continued.
Hickman. Houston. Humphreys.
Jackson. James.
Jefferson.
Johnson. Knox. Lake. Lauderdale. Lawrence. Lewis. Lincohi. Loudon.
McMinn. McNairy. Macon.
Madison. Marion. Marshall. Maury. Meigs. Monroe. Montgomery. Moore. Morgan. Obion. Overton.
TEXAS.
Anderson. Angelina. Aransas. Archer. Armstrong. Atascosa. Austin. Bandera. Bastrop. Baylor. Bee.
Bell.
Bexar. Blanco. Borden. Bosque. Bowie. Brazoria. Brazos. ·Brewster. Briscoe. Brown. Burleson. Burnet. Caldwell. Calhoun. Callahan. Cameron. Camp. Carson.
Cass. Castro.
Chambers. Cherokee.
Childress. Clay. Coke.
Coleman.
Collin. Collingsworth. Colorado.
Comal. Comanche. Concho. Cooke.
Coryell.
Cottle. Crockett. Crosby.
Dallam.
Dallas.
Dawson. Deaf Smith.
Delta.
Denton. Dewitt. Dickens. Dimmit. Donley.
Duval. Eastland.
Ector.
Edwards.
Ellis.
El Paso. Erath.
Falls.
Fannin. Fayette. Fisher. Floyd. Foard. Fort Bend. Franklin. Freestone.
Frio. Galveston. Garza. Gillespie. Glasscock. Goliad. Gonzales. Gray.
Grayson. Gregg. Grimes. Guadalupe. Hale. Hall. Hamilton. Hansford.
Hardeman. Hardin.
Harris. Harrison. Hartlev. Haskell. Hays.
Hemphill. Henderson. Hidalgo.
Hill.
Hood. Hopkins. Houston. Howard. Hunt. Hutchinson
Irion. Jack.
Jackson. Jasper. Jeff Davis.
Jefferson.
Johnson. Jones. Karnes. Kaufman.
UTAH.
Beaver. BoxeMer. Cache. Carbon. Davis. Emery. Garfield.
Grand.
Iron. Juab.
Kane.
Millard.
Morgan.
Piute.
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Perry. Pickett. Polk.
Putnam. Rhea. Roane. Robertson Rutherford.
Scott. Sequatchie. Sevier. Shelby.
Smith. Stewart.
Kendall. Kent. Kerr. Kimble. King. Kinney. Knox. Lamar. Lampasas. Lasalle. Lavaca. Lee. Leon. Liberty. Limestone. Lipscomb. Live Oak. Llano. Lubbock. Lynn. MeCulloch.
McLennan. McMuUen. Madison.
Marion. Martin. Mason. Matagorda. Maverick. Medina. Menard. Midland. Milam.
Mills. Mitchell.
Montague. Montgomery. Moore.
Morris. Motley.
Nacogdoches. Navarro. Newton. Nolan. Nueces.
Ochiltree.
Oldham. Orange. Palo Pinto. Panola.
Parker. Parmer. Pecos. Polk. Potter. Presidio. Rains. Randall.
Red River.
Rich. Salt Lake.
San Juan.
Sanpete. Sevier.
Summit.
Tooele.
COUNTY NAMES
Sullivan.
Sumner.
Tipton. Trousdale. Unicoi.
L'nioii.
Van Buren.
Warren. Washington. Wayne. Weakley. White. Williamson. Wilson.
Reeves. Refugio. Roberts. Robertson. Rockwall. Runnels. Busk. Sabine. San Augustine. San Jacinto. San Patricio. San Saba. Schleicher. Scurry. Shackelford. Shelby. Sherman. Smith. Somervell.
Starr.
Stephens. Sterling. Stonewall. Sutton. Swisher. Tarrant. Taylor. Terry. Throckmorton. Titus.
Tom Green.
Travis. Trinity. Tyler. Upshur. Uvalde. Valverde.
Van Zandt.
Victoria.
Walker. Waller. Ward. Washington. Webb. Wharton.
AYlieeler.
Wichita. Wilbarger. Williamson. Wilson. Wise.
Wood. . Yoakum. Young.
Zapata. Zavalla.
Uinta. Utah. Wasatch. Washington.
Wayne. Weber.
COUNTY NAMES
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VERMONT.
Addison. Bennington. Caledonia. Chittenden.
VIRGINIA.
Aceomac. Albemarle. Alexandria. Alleghany. Amelia. Amherst. Appomattox.
Angu.sta. Bath. Bedford. Bland. Botetonrt.
Brunswick. Buchanan. Buckingham. Campbell. Caroline.
Carroll. Charles Citv. Charlotte. Che.sterfield. Clarke. Craig. Culpeper.
Cumberland.
VVASHINGTON.
Adams.
Asotin. Chehalis. Chelan. Clallam. Clarke. Columbia. Cowiitz. Douglas.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Barbour. Berkeley. Boone. Braxton. Brooke. Cabell. Calhoun. Clay. Doddridge. Favette. Gilmer. Grant. Greenbrier. Hampshire.
WISCONSIN.
Adams. Ashland. Barron.
Bayfield.
Brown.
Buffalo. Burnett.
Calumet. Chippewa. Clark. Columbia. Crawford. Dane. Dodge. Door. Douglas. Dunn.
Eau Claire.
WYOMING.
Albany. Bighorn. Carbon. Converse.
E.ssex.
Franklin.
Grand Isle.
Lamoille.
Dickenson. Dinwiddle. Elizabeth City. Essex. Fairfax. Fauquier. Floyd. Fluvanna. Franklin. Frederick.
Giles. Gloucester.
Goochland. Grayson. Greene. Greenesville. Halifax. Hanover. Henrico. Henry. Highland. Isle of Wight. James City. King and Queen. King George.
Ferry. Franklin. Garfield. Island. Jefierson. King. Kitsap. Kittitas. Klickitat.
Hancock. Hardy. Harrison. Jackson.
Jefferson.
Kanawha.
Lewis. Lincoln. Logan. McDowell. Marion. Marshall. Mason. Mercer.
Florence.
Fond du Lac.
Forest. Gates. Grant. Green.
Green Lake. Iowa.
Iron. Jackson. Jefferson.
Juneau. Kenosha. Kewaunee. La Crosse. ' Lafayette. Langlade. Lincoln.
Crook. Fremont. Johnson. Laramie.
Orange. Orleans. Rutland. Washington.
King William.
Lancaster. Lee.
Loudoun.
Louisa.
Lunenburg. Madison. Mathews. Mecklenburg. Middlesex. Montgomery. Nansemond. Nelson.
New Kent.
Norfolk.
Northampton. Nortliuniberland. Nottoway. Orange. Page.
Pafrick. Pittsylvania.
Powhatan. Prince Edward. Prince George.
Lewis. Lincoln. Mason. Okanogan.
Pacific. Pierce.
San Juan.
Skagit.
Skamania.
Mineral. Mingo. Monongalia Monroe. Morgan. Nicholas. Ohio. Pendleton. Pleasants. Pocahontas. Preston.
Putnam.
Raleigh. Randolph.
Manitowoc. Marathon. Marinette. Marquette. Milwaukee. Monroe. Oconto. Oneida. Outagamie. Ozaukee. Pepin.
Pierce. Polk. Portage. Price. Racine. Richland.
Rock.
Natrona. Sheridan. Sweetwater. Uinta.
Windham.
Windsor.
Princess Anne. Prince William
Pulaski.
Rappahannock, Richmond. Roanoke. Rockbridge. Rockingham.
Russell. Scott. Shenando<di.
Smyth. Southampton.
Spottsvlvania. Stafford. Surry. Sussex. Tazewell. Warren.
Warwick. Washington. Westmoreland.
Wise. Wvthe. York.
Snohomish. Spokane.
Stevens. Thurston,
Wahkiak\im. Wallawalla. Whatcom. Whitman. Yakima.
Ritchie. Roane.
Summers.
Taylor. Tucker. Tyler, Upshur.
Wayne.
Webster. Wetzel. Wirt.
Wood.
Wyomin,g. ^
St. Croix. Sauk. Sawyer.
Shawano. Sheboygan.
Taylor. Trempealeau. Vernon. Vilas.
Walworth. Washburn. Washington. Waukesha. Waupaca. Waushara. Winnebago. Wood.
Weston.
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10... ....145
11... ....161
12... ....177
13... ....193
14...
209
15...
225
16... ....241
17...
257
18... ....273
19... ....289
20... ....305
21... ....321
22... ....337
23... ....353
24... ....369
25... ....385
26...
401
27...
!
417
28... ....433
29... . . . .449
30... ....465
31... ....481
32... ....497
33... ....513
34... ....529
35
545
36...
561
37... ....577
38... ....593
39... ....609
40... ....625
41... ....641
42... ....657
43... ....673
44... ....689
45... ....705
46... ....721
47... ....737
48... ....753
49... ....769
50... ....785
51... ....801
52... ....817
53...
833
54... ....849
55... ....865
56...
881
57... ....897
58... ....913
59...
929
60... ....945
61... ....961
62... ....977
63... ....993
64... ...1009
65... ...1025
66... ...1041
67... ...1057
68... ...1073
69... ...1089
70... ...1105
71... ...1121
72... ...1137
73... ...1153
74... ...1169
75... ...1185
76... ...1201
77... ...1217 78... ...1233 79... ...1249 80... ...1265 81... ...1281 82... ...1297 83... ...1313 84... ...1329 85... ...1345 86... ...1361 87... ...1377 88... ...1393 89... ...1409 90... ...1425 91... ...1441 92... ...1457 93... . . . 1473 94... ...1489 95... . . .1505 96... ...1521 97... ...1537 98... ...1553 99... ...1569 100... ...1585 101... ...1601 102... ...1617 103... ...1633 104... ...1649 105... ...1665 106... ...1681 107... ...1697 108... ...1713 109... ...1729 110... ...1745 111... ...1761 112... ...1777 113... ...1793 114... ...1809
115... ...1825 153... ...2433
116... ...1841 154... ...2449
117... ...1857 155... ...2465
118... ...1873 156... ...2481
119... ...1889 157... ...2497
120... ...1905 158... ...2513
121... ...1921 159... ...2529
122... ...1937 160... ...2545
123... ...1953 161... ...2561
124... ...1969 162... ...2577
125... ...1985 163... ...2593
126... ...2001 164... ...2609
127... ...2017 165... ...2625
128... ...2033 166... ...2641
129... ...2049 167... ...2657
130... ...2065 168... ...2673
131... ...2081 169... ...2689
132... ...2097 170... ...2705
133... ...2113 171... ...2721
134... ...2129 172... ...2737
135... ...2145 173... ...2753
136... ...2161 174... ...2769
137... ...2177 175... ...2785
138... ...2193 139... ...2209
176... ...2801 .
177... ...2817
140,.. ...2225 178... ...2833
141... ...2241 179... ...2849
142... ...2257 ISO... ...2865
143... ...2273 181... ...2881
144... ...2289 182... ...2897
145... ...2305 183... ...2913
146... ...2321 184... ...2929
147... ...2337 185... ...2945-
148... ...2353 .186... ...2961
149... ...2369 187... ...2977
150... ...2385 188... ...2993
151... ...2401 189... ...3009
152... ...2417 190... ...3025
SIGNATURES
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SIGNATURE NUMBERS FOR EIGHTS.
1... . Title
2...
9
3... .....17
4...
25
5...
33
6...
41
7...
49
8...
57
9...
65
10...
73
11...
81
12...
89
13...
97
14... ....105
15... ....113
16... ....121
17... ....129
18... ...-137
19... ....145
20... ....153
21... ....161
22... ....169
23... ....177
24...
185
25... ....193
26... ...201 27... ...209 28... ...217 29. -- ....225 30... ...233 31... ...241 32... ....249 33... .-..257 34... ...265 35... ....273 36... ....281 37... ...289 38... ....297 39... ....305 40... ....313 41... ....321 42... ....329 43... ....337 44... ....345 45... ....353 46... ....361 47... ....369 48... ....377 49... ....385 50... ....393
51
401
52.... ....409
53.... ....417
54.--. ....425
55.... ....433
56....
441
57....
449
58.-.. ....457
59-... ....465
60.... ....473
61
481
62.... ....489
63.... . . . .497
64.... ....505
65..-- ....513
66. . . ....521
67....
529
68.... ....537
69.--- ....545
70.... ....553
71
....561
72..-- ....569
73.... ....577
74.... ....585
75.-.. ....593
76... ...601 101.... ...801 77.... ...609 102... ...809 78... ...617 103... ....817 79... ...625 104... ...825 80... ...633 105... ...833 81... ...641 106... ....841 82... ...649 107... ....849 83... ...657 108... ....857
84... ...665 109... ...-865
85... ...673 110... ...873 86... ....681 111... ....881 87... ....689 112... ....889 88... ...697 113... ....897 89... ...705 114... ....905 90... ....713 115... ...-913 91... ....721 116... ....921 92... ...729 · 117... .-..929 93... ....737 118.-- ..-.937 94... ....745 119... ....945 95... ....753 120... ....953 96... ....761 121... ....961 97... ....769 122... ....969 98--- . .. .777 123... ...-977 99... ....785 124--- . - . .985 100... ....793 125... ....993
GREEK ALPHABET.
Caps.
Lower Greek sound.
case.
English sound.
Caps.
Lower Greek sound.
case.
English sound.
A
a
Alpha.
A.
N
V
Nu.
N.
B
fi% Beta.
B.
J-^
Xi.
X.
r
Y Gamma. G.
A
5
Delta.
D.
Omieron.
short.
n
% vs Pi.
P.
E
£
Epsilon.
E short.
p
p
Rho.
R.
Z
H
c
Zeta.
rj
Eta.
Z.
2
E long.
T
6 i Sigma.
S.
r
Tau.
T.
&
6 5 Theta.
Th.
T
V
Upsilon. U.
I
I
Iota.
I.
K
K yc Kappa.
K.
AM
X
Lambda. L.
l-i-
Mu.
M.
$
(pep Phi.
F.
X w
X
a if)
Chi. Psi.
Ch.
Ps.
n
GO
Omega.
long.
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DECISIO]^S OF THE UNITED STATES BOARD
OIN GEOGRAPHIC I^AMES.
-- [Note. This list includes all decisions rendered by the Board. Adopted forms
are shown by bold-face type, rejected forms by italics, and revisions of previous decisions by an asterisk (*).
The following pages are printed from the plates used in ptrinting the edition for the Board, and the capitalization and use of some of the abbreviations are not to be regarded
as office style.l
A.
Aalplaus; see Alplaua.
Abagadasset; point, Kennebec river, Sagadahoc county, Me. (Not Abaga-
duseet.)
Abino; point, in Canada, near east end of Lake Erie. (Not Abineau.)
*Aboite; P. O. and R. R. station, Allen
county, Ind. (Not Aboit.) Aboo-shehr; see Bushire.
Abram; creek in Grant and Mineral counties, W. Va. (Not Abraham.)
Abruad; see Riad.
Absaroka; range of mountains in and
near Yellowstone National Park. (Not Shoshone, Snow, nor Yellowstone.)
Absecon; bay, beach, inlet, town, etc., Atlantic county, N. J. (Not Absecom
village.)
Acabonack; harbor in Easthampton, Suffolk county, Long Island, N. Y.
(Not Acabomock.)
Accomac; county seat of Accomac county, Va. (Not Drummondtown.)
Accra; see Akkra. Acequia; P. 0. and R. R. station, Doug-
las county, Colo. (Not Ascequia.)
Acken; dock, Raritan river, Middlesex
county, N. J. (Not Acken's.) Acoakset; see Westport.
Acoma; P. O. McLeoa county, Minn.
(Not Aconia.)
M S--03 6
Acquasco; see Aquasco. Acquia; see Aquia.
Acworth; P. O., R. R. station, and town, Cobb county, Ga. (Not Ackworth.)
Adam; island, Chesapeake bay, Dorchester county, Md. (Not Adams nor
Adam's.)
Adams; creek, tributary to Ossabaw sound, Chatham county, Ga. (Not
Adams'.) Adam's creek; see Cunningham.
Adams; township, Warren county, Ind.
(Not J. Q. Adams.)
Adams Fall; ledge in New Haven har-
bor. Conn. ( Not Adam' s Fall.
Adel; see Somali.
Adelina; P. O., Calvert county, Md.
(Not Adalina.)
Aderhold; ferry over Chattahoochee river, Campbell and Douglas counties, Ga. (Not Daholt nor Addahold.)
Adirondack; mountains in northern
New York. (Not Adirondac.)
Adkins; see Atkins. Admiralty; see Yakutat.
Adobe; P. 0., Madison county, Mont.
(Not Adobetown.) Adrar; a mountainous district in the
western Sahara, Africa. (Not Aderar nor Aderer.)
Afrikia; see Tunis.
Afton; see Home.
Agasltagok; see Bogoslof.
Aga--Als.
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Agate; K. R. station, Floyd county, Ga. (Not Cunningham.)
Agattu; island; one of the western
Aleutians, Alaska.
Agee; P. 0., Campbell county, Tenn.
(Not Agec.)
Agency; creek, Missoula county, Mont.
(Not Jones nor Mill.)
Aghik; island; oneof the Semidi islands,
Alaska. (Not A'ghik.)
AgMyuk; island; one of the Semidi
islands, Alaska. (Not Aghi'yukh. Ahle; point in Columbia river, Cowlitz
county. Wash. (Not Ahle's.) Ahmed-Shahee; see Kandahar. Ahnapee; city and river, Kewaunee
county. Wis. (Not Ahnepee.) Ahtanum; see Atanum. Aidin; see Smyrna.
Aiken; landing and swamp, James river,
Chesterfieldcounty,Va. (Not Aiken's.)
Aiken; R. R. station, Montgomery county, N. Y. (Not Akin.)
Ailanthus; see Alanthus. Ailuk; atoll; one of the INIarshall group
of islands, Pacific ocean. (Not Ailu nor Krusenstern.) Air; see Asben.
Aix; peak in Cascade range, Yakima coimty, Wash. (Not Aiks.)
Akin; see Aiken.
Akkra; town on the Gold Coaot, West
Africa. (Not Accrah, etc.)
Akun; island; one of the eastern Aleu-
tians, Alaska. (Not Akoun.)
Akutan; bay, harbor, island, pass, vil-
lage, and volcano, eastern Aleutians, Alaska. ( Not Akoutan. Alacran; reef, bank of Campeche, off north coast of Yucatan, Gulf of Mexico. (Not Alacrane nor The Alacranes.) Alamota; R. R. station. Lane county, Kans. (Not Alomata.) Alanthus; P. 0., Culpeper county, Va. (Not Ailanthus.) Alanthus; P. 0., Franklin county, Ala. (Not Ailanthus.) Alanthus; P. O., Gove county, Kans. (Not Ailanthus.) Alanthus Grove ; P. O. , Gentry county. Mo. (Not Ailanthus Grove.) Alanthus Hill; P. 0., Hancock county, Tenn. (Not Ailanthus.) Alapaha; P. 0.,and R. R. station, Berrien county, Ga. (Not AUapaha.)
Alarl-n; see Yalaka.
Alaska; peninsula of soutnwestem Alas-
ka. (Not Aliaska.)
Alberhill; coal mine and R. R. station,
Riverside county, Cal. (Not Alberhil.
Albert Nyanza; lake in central Africa. (Not Albert Edward, Albert Edward Nyanza, Muta, Muta Nzige, nor M'Wooten N'zige.)
Alcovy; P. O., mountain, and river in Newton and Walton counties., Ga.
(Not Ulcofauhachee.)
Alexander; P. 0. and R. R. station, Tallapoosa county, Ala. (Not Alexander
City.)
Alexandria; township, Leavenworth county, Kans. (Not Alexander.)
Algeciras; seaport town in Spain, on bay of Gibraltar. (Not Algeziras.)
Algers; see Elger. Aliaska; see Alaska.
Alki; point in Puget sound, near Seattle, Wash. (Not Battery, Me-kwah-
mooks nor Robert's.)
Alkires Mills; P. 0., Lewis county, W.
Va. (Not Alkire's Mill.)
AUamuchy; mountain, pond, and town-
ship, Warren county, N. J. (Not Alamuche.) AUapaha; see Alapaha. Allegany; township, Potter coimty. Pa. Allegheny; mountains and river in eastern United States. (Not Allegany nor
Alleghany.)
AUenbridge; P. 0., Greene county,
Tenn. (Not Allen's Bridge, Cooter's Bridge, nor Gurley's Bridge.)
Allentown; see Camp Springs.
Allimatona; see Pottersville.
AUoway; creek, village, etc., Salem
county, N. J. (Not Alloways.)
Alloway; landing on Mississippi river, Adams county. Miss. (Not Allawa.)
Alloway; township, Salem county, N. J. (Not Upper Alloways Creek.)
Allum; see Alum.
AUuwe; P. 0., Cherokee Nation, Ind. T.
(Not Al-lu-we.)
Almon; P.O., Newton county, Ga. (Not
Almond.) Alplaus; village and kill (or creek),
Schenectady county, N. Y. (Not Aal-
plaus.)
Alsek; river in southeastern A.laska (Not Altsek nor Altsekh )
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Als--Arc.
Alseya; P. O., precinct, river, etc., Ben-
ton county, Oreg. (NotAlsea.)
Alum; hill in town of Sheffield, Berk-
shire county, Mass. (Not Allum.)
Amatignak; island; one of the Andre-
anof group, middle Aleutians, Alaska. Ambezi; see Zambezi. Ambler; see Montbrook. Amcliitka; island; one of the Andreanof
group, middle Aleutians, Alaska. Amdal; see Aurdal. Amelia; lake near Minneapolis, Henne-
pin county, Minn. (Not Emelia.)
America; city, Nemaha county, Kans.
(Not America City)
Ames Ripple; light on Ohio river,
Washmgton county, Ohio. (Not Ames'
Ripple.)
Amicalola; P. 0., mountain, falls, and two creeks (Big and Little), Dawson county, Ga. (Not Amicolola, Armaco-
lola, etc.)
Amite; county seat of Tangipahoa parish. La. (Not Amite City.)
Amphibious; see Beaver.
Amu; river (the ancient Oxus) in south-
ern Russia, tributary to Aral sea. (Not
Amoo, Jihoon, nor Sir Daria, etc.)
Amukta; island and pass, eastern Aleu-
tians, Alaska. (Not Amukhta.)
Amur; province and river in eastern
Siberia. (Not Amoor, Amour, Maugu,
nor Sakhalin.) Amzi; see Treadwell.
Anacostia; river, D. C. and Md. (Not
Eastern Branch.)
Anam; a French possession in Asia, east
of Siam. (Not Annam.) Andreafski; settlement on the lower
Yukon river, Alaska. Andreanof; group of the middle Aleu-
tian islands, Alaska. (Not Andreanow-
sky.)
Angus; P. 0. and R. R. station, Polk
county, Minn. (Not Angers.) Anhembi; see Tiete.
Aniakchak; bay in Alaska peninsula,
north of Semidi islands, Alaska. (Not Aniakshak.)
Animas; river tn southwestern Colo-
rado, tributary to the San Juan. (Not Las Animas, Rio Las Animas, nor Rio de las Animas.) Anjer; seaport town, strait of Sunda, weBt coast of Java. (Not Anjier.)
Ankeny lianding-; light on Columbia
river, Clatsop county, Oreg. (Not An-
keny's.)
Ann; channel at entrance to Atchafalaya
bay, La. (Not Anne.)
Annam; see Anam. Annobon; island; Gulf of Guinea, West
Africa. (Not Annabon.) Antananarivo; see Tananarive. Anthony; see Antone.
Anthony's Nose; mountain near Hud-
son river, Westchester county, N. Y.
Antone; mountain in town of Rupert,
Bennington county, Vt. (Not Anthony.) Apalachee; bay on the Gulf coast of
Florida. (Not Appalachee.)
Apalachee; P. O. and river, Morgan
county, Ga. (Not Appalachee.)
Apalachicola; river, bay, and town in
Florida. (Not Appalachicola.) Apgars Comer; see Bissell. Appalachee; see Apalachee. Appalachicola; see Apalachicola. Aj)ple; see Kasiana.
Applecreek; P. O. and R. R. station,
Wayne county, Ohio. (Not Apple
Creek.)
Apple dore; island; one of the Isles of
Shoals, Me. (Not Hog.) Applegate Peak; see Vidae. Apponaganset; bay, river, and village,
Bristol county, Mass. (Not Aponegan-
sett.)
Apponagansett; see Padanaram. Aquasco; P. 0., Prince George county,
Md. (Not Acquasco.)
Aqui; see Onaqui.
Aquia; creek and landing on Potomac
river, Stafford county, Va. (Not
Acquia.)
Arafura; sea north of Australia. (Not
Arafoora.)
Arago; cape, life-saving station, and
light-house, Coos county, Oreg. (Not Gregory.) Araguai; see Pilcomayo.
Arakan; city, river, and province, British Burmah, Asia. (Not Arrakan.)
Arapahoe; town in Furnas county,
Nebr. (Not Arrapahoe.)
Arapahoe; township, Haskell county,
Kans. (Not Arrapahoe.)
Arc Dome; mountain in Nye county,
Nev. (Not Bald.)
Arch; rock in San Francisco Bay. Cal,
(Not Bird.)
Arc--Anc.
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Archbold; P. 0. and K. E. station, Ful-
ton county, Ohio. (Not Archbald.)
Archer; P. 0. and K. R. station, O'Brien . county, Iowa. (Not Archer Grove.) Archer; R. R. station, Jefferson county,
Colo. (Not Archer's nor Wheatland.)
Arena; point, Mendocino county, Cal.
(Not Arenas.)
Argentina; republic of South America.
(Not Argentine Republic.) Arguello; point, Santa Barbara county,
Cal. (Not Arguella.) Arikaree; river, tributary to Republican
river, Arapahoe county, Colo. (Not
Arickaree.)
Arizona; P. 0., Claiborne parish. La.
(Not Arizonia.)
Arkansas Post; P. 0., Arkansas county,
Ark. (Not Post of Arkansas.) Arlee; see McLeod. Armacolola; see Amicalola.
Armstrong; island and lighthouse in Mississippi river, near Hannibal, Mo.
(Not Armstrong's.)
Armstrong; P. 0., Bath county, Va.
(Not Cloverdale.)
Arnold; landing, Mississippi river, Car-
roll county. 111. (Not Arnold's.) Arrapahoe; see Arapahoe. Arrecife; see Pernambuco. .
Arrowhead Springs; P. O., San Bernardino county, Cal. (Not Arrow Head
Springs.)
Arroyo Quito; see Campbell.
Arroyo Valle; stream in Alameda and
Santa Clara counties, Cal. (Not Arroyo
del Valle.) Arsenal; see Greenleaf. Aruha; see Oruba.
Arvada; P. 0. and R. R. station, Jef-
ferson county, Colo. (Not Arvado.)
Arvonia; P. O. and R. R. station, Buckingham county, Va. (Not Arvon.)
Arzroom; see Erzerum. As; see Ob.
Asben; kingdom, mountains, and town
in western Sahara, Africa. (Not Air.)
Ascequia; see Acequia.
Ashbee; harbor in Roanoke island. Dare
county, N. C. (Not Ashby's.)
Ashland, Kans. ; see Center.
Ashland, Md. ; see Hayden.
Ashland,
Wi3. ;
see Chequamegon.
Ashport; P. O., Lauderdale Tenn. (Not Ash Port.)
Askwalli; see Nisqually.
comity,
Asneconic; pond in Worcester county,
Mass. (Not Asnyconick, etc.) Aspinwall; see Colon.
As Rocas; a dangerous reef in the South
Atlantic ocean, 125 miles northeast of
Cape Saint Roque, Brazil, (Not Laa Rocas nor Rocas.) Assini; colonial establishment and river between the Gold Coast and Ivory Coast, West Africa. (Not Assinie.)
Assiniboia; a district of Canada. (Not
Assinniboia.)
Assinniboine; fort, military reservation, etc., Choteau county, Mont. (Not
Assinaboin.)
Astrakhan; city and government, Rus-
sia. (Not Astrachan.)
Atala; town, Etowah county, Ala.
(Not Attalla.)
Atanum; P. 0., river, valley, etc., Yakima county, Wash. (Not Ahtanum.)
Atherton; landing, Mississippi river,
near Cairo, Pulaski county, 111. (Not Atherton' s.)
Atka; island; one of the middle Aleu-
tians, Alaska. (Not Atkha.)
Atkins; bay at mouth of the Kennebec river, Me. (Not Adkins.)
Atkisson Dam; light-house on Kanawha river, Kanawha county, W. Va.
(Not Atkisson' s Dam.)
Atkulik; island off south shore of Alaska peninsula, near the Semidi group. (Not Atkunk.)
Atsion; seeMullica. Attalla; see Atala.
Attleboro; town, Bristol county, Mass. (Not Attleboro ugh.)
Attn; island; one of the western Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Attou.)
Aubry; village, Johnson county, Kans.
(Not Aubrey.) Aucilla; P. O. and river, Jefferson
county, Fla. (NotOcilla.)
Auckland; province and town, New
Zealand; also group of islands in the
South Pacific, south of New Zealand;
also bay of British Burma. (Not Auk-
land.)
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Aug--Bal.
AugTir; lake in Chesterfield, Essex county, N. Y. (Not Auger.)
Augustine; island in Cook inlet, Alaska. (Not Augustin nor St. Augustine.)
Aukland; see Auckland. Aurdal; township, Ottertail county,
Minn. (NotAmdal.)
Au Sable; point on south shore of Lake
Superior, in Alger county, Mich. ( Not
Baberton; see Barberton.
Bachelor; brook in Hampshire county, Mass. (Not Batch elor.)
Bachelor; point near Oxford, Talbot county, Md. (Not Batchelor's.)
Backbone; mountain in Garrett county, Md., and Preston and Tucker counties, W. Va. (Not Great Back Bone.)
Bacon; inlet in Long bay, Brimswick
Point au Sable.)
Au Sable; point, river, and town, Iosco
county, Mich. (Not Point au Sable.) Ausable; township, Clinton county, and
river, Essex and Clinton counties, N. Y.
(Not Au Sable.)
Austin; see Vandalia.
Austin Springs; P. O., Washington' county, Tenn. (Not Austin's Springs.)
Austria-Hungary; monarchy, Europe.
county, N. C. (Not Bacon's.)
Bacon's Quarter; branch, Henrico
county, Va. (Not Beacon Quarter.) Bad; river of South Dakota, tributary to
the Missouri. (Not Wakpa Shicka,
Wak-pa-chicha, etc.)
Bafl^; bay and islands in Arctic America. (Not Baffin's.)
Baggers; point in Indian river, Brevard county, Fla. (Not Drover's nor Gro-
(Not Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.)
ver's.)
Averic; lake in Stockbridge, Berkshire Bahia de la Magdalena; see Magdalena.
county, Mass. (Not Mountain Mirror.) Bai^ de Monti; see Yakutat. Avery; ledge off Cape Ann, Essex Bailey; E. E. station, Tazewell county,
county, Mass. (Not Avery's.)
Va. (Not Bailey Switch nor Fannie.)
Avery; point. New London entrance, Bailey Harbor; P. O., Door county,
Conn. (Not Avery's.)
Avery; rock, Machias bay, Washington county, Me. (Not Avery's.)
Wis. (Not Bailey's Harbor.) Baileyton; P. 0., Greene county, Tenn.
(Not Bailey nor Laurel Gap.)
A-visadero; point in San Francisco bay, Baireuth; city, Bavaria. (Not Bay-
Cal. (Not Avisadera.) *Aylett; P. O., King William county,
Va. (Not Aylett's.)
reuth.) Bairut; see Beirut.
Baker; island in Fishers Island sound,
Ayres; island, Mesquite bay, Calhoun
Conn. (Not Baker's.)
county, Tex. (Not Ayre's.)
Baker; island in Frenchman bay, Me.
Ayutliia; the ancient capital of Siam.
(Not Krung Kao nor Yuthia, etc.)
Azalia; village in Bartholomew county,
(Not Baker's.)
Baker; island in Ohio river, near Wellaville, Columbiana county, Ohio. (Not
Ind. (Not Azalea.) Azalia; village in Monroe county, Mich.
(Not Azalea.) Azof; sea, Russia, ^^ot Azoff, Azoph,
Baker's.)
Baker; pond in Chesterfield, Cheshire county, N. H. (Not Baker Hubbard
nor Parks.)
nor Azov.) Azores; group of islands, North Atlan-
tic ocean. (Not A5ores nor Western.)
Baker; shoal in Delaware river, Salem county, N. J. (Not Joe Baker's.)
Bakers Mills; P. O., Warren county, N. Y. (Not Baker MUla nor Baker's
Babbs; island in Ohio river, near East
Liverpool, Columbiana county, Ohio.
(Not Babb's.)
Bahcock; see Brightman.
Bab el Mandeb ;
(meaning gate of tears)
strait, connecting Eed sea and Gulf of
Aden, (Not Bab-el-Mandeb, Babel
Mandeb, nor Bab-el- Mandel.)
Mills.)
Balafrush; see Barfrush.
Bald; head in Cape Fear river, Brunswick coimty, N. C. (Not Ball.)
Bald; mountain in Tuolumne county,
Cal. (Not Wade's.)
Bald; rock in Frenchman bay, Me. (Not The Nub.)
Bcdd, Mass.; see Everett.
Bal--Bar.
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Bald, Nev. ; see Arc Dome.
Bannock; peak in Yellowstone National.
Bald, N. Y. ; see Eafinesque. Bald, N. Y. ; see Rice.
BaM Knob; see Pinnacle.
Park. (Not Morris Mountain.)
Bannock; P. 0., precinct, and town,
Beaverhead county, Mont. (Not Ban-
Bald Peak; see Eagle. Baldy, Cal. ; see San Antonio.
nack, BannackCity, nor Bannock City.) Baranof; island in the Alexander archi-
Baldy, Mont. ; see Elkhorn.
Bdle; see Basel.
pelago, southeastern Alaska.
Baranov nor Baranoff.)
(Not
Ballabarda; see Patras.
Barataria; bay, Plaquemines parish. La.
Balize; see Belize.
(Not Barrataria.)
Balkash; lake in Turkestan, Russia. Barbados; island; one of the Windward
(Not Balkhash, Denzig, nor Tenghiz.)
islands. West Indies. (Not Barbadoes.
Ball; see Bald.
Barber; point. Lake Champlain, Essex
Ballarat; city in Victoria, Australia.
county, N. Y. (Not Barber's.)
(Not Ballaarat.)
Barberton; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Ballenas; see Bolinas.
Ballina; see Webster Station.
Clarke county. Wash. (NotBaberton.) Barbre; landing on Red river, Pointe
Ballinger; creek, Fluvanna county, Va.
(Not Ballengers.)
Balloon Dome; mountain, Fresno county, Cal. (Not Dome nor Great
Coupee parish. La. (Not Barbre' s.) Barcelona; bank, point, etc., near east
end of Long Island, N. Y. Barcelona; province and seaport of
Dome.)
Spain, and seaport of Sicily. (Not Bar-
*Ballston; P..0. and village, Alexandria
cellona nor Barthalona.
county, Va. (Not Balls Cross Roads.) Bard; P. 0. and R. R. station, Hanson
Balls Cross Roads; see Ballston.
county, S. Dak. (Not Burton.)
Ballston Spa; P. O. and R. R. station, Barden; R. R. station, Eagle Creek town
Saratoga county, N. Y. (Not Balls-
ship, Scott county, Minn. (Not Bar-
ton.)
don.)
Ballycloug-h; P. 0., Dubuque county, Barfrush.; town in Persia, near southern
Iowa. (Not Bally Claugh.)
border of Caspian sea. (Not Balafrush,
Baluchistan; comitry in Asia. (Not
Balfroosh, Balfrouch, Balfrusch, Bal-
Beloochistan, etc.)
frush, Barfursh, nor Barfurush, etc.)
Bam-i-duniah; see Pamir.
Barker; point, the east head of Man-
Bampas; see Bximpass.
hasset bay. Long Island, N. Y. (Not
Banard; see Barnard.
Barker's.)
Bancroft; P. 0. and R. R. station, Barker; P. 0. and R. R. station, Dela-
Middlefield, Hampshire county, Mass.
ware comity. Pa. (Not Felton.)
(Not Middlefield.)
Barkley; township, Jasper county, Ind.
Bandermasson; see Banjermaain.
(Not Berkley.)
Bangkok; city, capital of Siam. (Not Barnard; R. R. station, Atlantic county,
Bankok.)
N. J. (Not Banard.)
Bango; see Baugo.
Barnes; landing on Mississippi river,
Bang's; see Cushing.
near Greenville, Washington county.
Banister; river, tributary to Dan river,
Miss. (Not Barnes'.)
southern Virginia. (Not Bannister.)
Barnett; see Burnett.
Banjermasin; Dutch possession and Barnsley; creek, Bartow county, Ga.
town in southeastern Borneo. (Not
(Not Barnsly's nor Tom.)
Bandermasson, Bandjer, Banjarmassin, Barnwell Place; light in Savannah
Banjermassin, Banjarmassen, Banyer-
river, Beaufort county, S. C. (Not
massing, nor Fort Tatas.)
Barnwell's.)
Bannesliee; see Bannister.
Baron; see Barren.
Bannister ; bay or creek, Queens borough, Barree; township, Huntingdon county.
N. Y. (Not Baimeshee nor Raneshed.
Pa. (Not Barre.)
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-- Bar Itea.
Barrel Neck; see Barron Neck. Barren; P. O. and R. R. station, Chero-
kee Nation, lud. T. (Not Baron.) Barrett; pond in Austerlitz, Columbia
county, N. Y. (Not Trout.) Barretto; cove and point, East river,
N. Y. (Not Baretto's.)
Barrilla; spring and mountain in
Reeves, Jeff Davis and Pecos counties, Tex. (Not Barrel, Barrillo, nor Nar-
ello.)
Barron Neck; point, Choptank river, Talbot county, Md. (Not Barrel
Neck.)
Barstow; rock in Mattapoisett harbor, Plymouth county, Mass. (Not Bars-
low.)
Barthelemy; settlement in Washington
parish. La. (Not Barthelmy.)
Bartlett; reef in Long Island sound, near
New London, Conn. (Not Bartlett' s.)
Bartlett Haystack; peak in the White mountains, N. H. (Not Silver Spring.)
Barton Iianding; light in Ohio river, near Golconda, Pope county. 111. (Not
Barton's Landing.)
Bartsville; see Batesville.
Basel; canton and city, Switzerland. (Not Bale nor Basle.)
Baslibish; brook, falls, and mountain in Mount Washington, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Bashapish nor Bash Bish.)
Basin; see Washington mountain. Basin of Mines; see Minas Basin. Bassett; channel in Saint Clair river,
Mich. (Not Bassett's.) Bassett; creek, Hennepin county, Minn.
(Not Bassett's.)
Bassett; P. 0. and R. R. station, Salem county, N. J. (Not Harrisonville nor
Harrisonville Station.)
Bat; creek, Monroe county, Tenn. (Not
Batt, Bot, nor Butt.) Batchelder; creek tributary to Neuse
river, N. C. (Not Bachelor's.)
Batchewana; bay, island, and river, east end of Lake Superior. (Not Bache-
wauaung, etc.) Bates; island in Missouri river, Franklin
and Gasconade counties. Mo. (Not
Bates'.)
Batesville; P.O. and R. F station, Rip-
ley county, Ind. (Not Bartsville.)
Bath. Alum; P. O., Bath county, Va.
(Not Bathalum.) Batsell; landing on Mississippi river,
New Madrid county. Mo. (Not Bat-
sell's.)
Battery; see Alki.
Baugo; township, Elkhart county, Ind.
(Not Bango.)
Bayhead; borough, P. O., andR. R. station. Ocean county, N. J. (Not Bay
Head.)
Bay of Naples; see Brandy.
Bayou Grand Liard; bayou in Plaque-
mines parish, La. (Not Laird.)
Bayou Petit Liard; bayou in Plaque-
mines parish. La. (Not Laird nor
Saint Denis.)
Bayou Rigoletles; see Rigolets.
Bayou Sale; water course in Saint Mary
parish. La. (Not Sally nor Salle.) Bayport; P. 0., Hernando county, Fla.
(Not Bay Port.)
Bayreuth; see Baireuth.
Bays; mountains in eastern Tennessee.
(Not Bay.) Bayside; see Point Comfort.
Bay View; village on Great Hog neck,
Long Island, Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not Bayview.)
Beach, Cal. ; see Stone. Beach, S. C. ; see Breach.
Beach. Ridge; P. O. and R. R. station, Niagara county, N. Y. (Not Hall's
Station.)
Beacon Quarter; see Bacon's Quarter. Beal; island near Ivnubble bay, Sagada-
hoc county. Me. (Not Beale.) Beans; gap, P. 0., and E. R. station,
Grainger county. Term. (Not Bean Gap nor Beans Station.) Bear; creek tributary to Odell Creek, Madison county, Mont. (Not Burger.
Bear; island, St. Johns river, Brevard county, Fla. (Not Orange Moimd, Rock, nor Bear Mound.)
Bear; mountain in Great Barrington, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Bear-
town.)
Bear, Colo. ; see Yampa. Bear, Mont. ; see Burger.
Bearfoot; see Beresford. Bear's; see Mariaa.
Bea--Ben.
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Bearse; rock in New Harbor, Barnstable
county, Mass. (Not Bearses.) Beattie; P. 0. and E. R. station, Marshall
county, Kans. (Not Beattee.)
Beatyestown; P. O., Warren county, N.
J. (Not Beattystown.)
Beauclerc; bluff and P. O., Saint Johns river, Duval county, Fla. (Not Buck-
ley.)
Beaulieu; see Beulah.
Beaver; brook, Morris county, N. J. (Not Beaver Dam.)
Beaver; county seat of Furnas county, Nebr. (Not Beaver City nor Beaver-
creek.)
* Beaver; creek, Custer and Fall River counties, S. Dak. (Not Amphibious.)
Beaverdam; village, Mohave county,
Ariz. (Not Littlefield.)
Becharof; lake, Alaska peninsula, Alas-
ka. (Not Betcharef.)
Becket; P. 0. and R. R. station, Berk-
shire county, Mass.
(Not North
Becket.)
Beckley; county seat of Raleigh county,
W. Va. (Not Raleigh C. H.)
Bees Scies; see Betsie.
Bed; see Red.
Bedloe; island in New York harbor.
(Not Bedlow.)
Beebe; pond, Hubbardton, Rutland
county, Vt. (Not Bebee.)
Beechiown; see Frenchton.
Behring; see Yakutat,
Beirut; seaport town of Syria, on the Mediterranean sea. (Not Bairut,
Berut, etc.)
Beith.; landing on Mississippi river, Desha county. Ark. (Not Beith' s.)
Bel Alton; P. 0. and R. R. station, Charles county, Md. (Not Cox.)
Belden Dock; light in Whitehall Nar-
rows, Benson, Rutland county, Vt.
(Not Belden' s Dock.)
Beled-es-Sudon; see Sudan.
Belew; creek, Jefferson county. Mo.
(Not Belews nor Belle ws.)
Belew Creek; P. 0., Jefferson county.
Mo. (Not Belew' s Creek, Belews Creek, nor Bellews Creek.) Belgrade; capital of Servia. (Not Belgrad, Bielgorod, nor Bilgraad.)
Belgreen; P. C, Franklin county, Ala.
(Not Belle Green.)
Belize; city and river in Belize or British Honduras, Central America. (Not
Balize.)
Belkofski; bay, cape, and village on south shore of Alaska peninsula. (Not Belkoffski, Belkoffsky, nor Belkov-
sky.) Bell; island, Currituck sound, Currituck
county, N. C. (Not Bell's.)
Bellecenter; P. 0. and R. R. station, Logan county, Ohio. (Not Belle
Centre.)
Belle Fourclie; river of Wyoming and
South Dakota. (Not North Fork of Cheyenne.)
Belleplain; village. Cape May county,
N. J. (Not Belle Plain.) Belle Plaine; township, Norton county,
Kans. (Not Belle Plain.)
Bellevernon; borough, P. C, and R. R.
station, Fayette county, Pa. (Not Belle Vernon.) Bellevue; township, Morrison county,
Mmn. (Not Belle Vue.)
Bellflower; P. 0. and R. R. station, McLean county. 111. (Not Belle Flower.)
Bells; point in Mississippi river, Pemis-
cot county, Mo. (Not Bell's.) Bells; river, Nassau county, near Fer-
nandina, Fla. (Not Belt's.)
Bells Rock; lighthouse in York river. King and Queen county, Va. (Not
Bell's Rock.)
Bellton; P. O., Hall county, Ga. (Not
Belton.)
Belmore; P. 0. and R. R. station, Put-
nam county, Ohio. (Not Bellmore.)
BeWs; see Bells.
Bemis Heights ; hiH and P. O. , Saratoga county, N. Y. (Not Bemus Heights.)
Bencoolen; see Benkulen. Bendeleben; mountain north of Norton
sound, Alaska. (Not Berdeleben.) Bangles; P. 0., point, and R. R. station,
Baltimore county, Md. (NotBenjies.) Benicia; city and township, Solano
county, Cal. (Not Benecia.) Benjamin. Place; light in Whitehall
Narrows, about 2 miles from Whitehall, Lake Champlain, Rutland county, Vt. (Not Benjamin's Place.)
Benkelman; county seat of Dundy
coimty, Nebr. (Not Benkleman.)
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Ben--Big,
Benkulen; seaport of Sumatra, East In-
dies. (Not Bencoolen, etc.)
Ben Iiomond; hill or mountain, Warren ccuinty, Tenn. (Not Mount Lemond
nor Ben Lomand.) Bennett; creek, Nansemond county, Va.
(Not Bennet's.)
Bennett; point in Eastern bay, Queen Anne coimty, Md. (Not Bennet'a nor
Bennetts.)
Bennett; P. O. and R. R. station, Lan-
caster, county, Nebr. (Not Bennet.
Bennetts; see Burnetts.
Benning; P. 0., village, etc.. District of
Columbia. (Not Bennings.)
Benoni; point, Choptank river, Talbot county, Md. (Not Benonies.)
Bentley; see Watchman. *Bentleyville; borough, P. O., and R. R.
station, Washington county. Pa. (Not
Bentleysville.)
Benton; pond, Berkshire county, Mass.
(Not Parish.)
Benue; see Binue.
Benville; P. 0. and steamboat wharf. Saint Mary county, Md. (Not Wynne.)
Beresford; lake, Volusia county, Fla.
(Not Bearfoot.)
Bering; glacier, island, sea, strait, etc.,
Alask a. (Not Behring, Kam chatka, etc.
Note.--So named after Capt. Comdr. Ivan
Ivanovich Bering, to whose exploration, in
1741, we owe our first knowledge of what is
now Alaska. Bering himself, his ancestors for
five generations at least, and his descendants
spell the name Bering. This form is widely
used by English speaking people and almost
universally used by all others.
M. B.
Bering; see Controller.
Berkeley Heights; P. O. and R. R. sta-
tion. Union county, N. J. (Not Berk-
ley Heights.)
Berkley; see Barkley.
Berlin; mountain in Rensselaer county,
N.Y.
-- Note. In New York state known as Mount
McComber; in Massachusetts as Berlin mountain; Williams College people call it Mount
Hopkins.
Berlin Centre; see Center Berlin.
Bermuda; a group of islands in the
Western Atlantic ocean.
-- Note. Called Bermudas after Juan Bermu-
des, a Spanish mariner, who discovered them in
1515. In 1609 Admiral Sir George Somers, R. N., In the Sea Venture, found them uninhabited.
He was wrecked and died there, and the islands
were called after him by his companions, " Somers Islands." Bermuda has been adopted as the British official usage, and is the populai and all but universal designation. A. II. A.
Bern; P. 0. and R. R. station, Adams
county, Ind. (Not Berne.)
Bern; P. O., R. R. station, and township, Berks county, Pa. (Not Berne.)
Bernville; borough and P. 0., Berka county, Pa. (Not Berne ville.)
Berryessa; P. 0. and village, Santa
Clara county, Cal. (Not Berreyesa, Berryesa, nor Beryesa.) Berut; see Beirut.
Besboro; island in Norton sound, Alaska. (Not Besborough.)
Bethel; P. O. and township, Berka
county, Pa. (Not Bethal nor Millera-
burg.)
Bethel; township, Fulton county. Pa. (Not Bethal.)
Bethlehem B>each; light-house, Ohio
river, 29 miles above Louisville, Trimble county, Ky. (Not Bethlehem's Reach.) Betsey Bell; mountain near Staunton, Augusta county, Va. (Not Betsy Bell.) Betsie; lighthouse, point, and river, Benzie county, Mich. (Not Bees Scies nor Betsey.) Betts Chute; two lighthouses, Missis-
sippi river, Winona county, Minn.
(Not Betts' Chute.)
Beulah; P. 0., Pueblo county, Colo.
(Not Buelah.)
Beulah; village on Vernon river, Chat-
ham county, Ga, (Not Beaulieu, Bew-
lie, nor Bula.)
Bevans; P. 0. , Sussex county, N. J. (Not
Peter's Valley.)
Bickley Mill; P. 0., Russell county, Va.
(Not Bickley's Mills.) Bieli; rock in northern part of Sitka
sound, Alaska. (Not Biele, Bielie, nor White.) Bieller; light, Mississippi river, Tensas parish, La. (Not Bieller' s.) Big; see Hazel Green.
Big Annemessex; river in eastern Mary-
land, tributary to Chesapeake bay. (Not Big Annemessic.) Big Bcddy; see Elkhorn.
Big Barren; creek and village, Claibi trne
county, Tenn. (Not Bigbarren.)
Big Bone Cave; see Bone Cave.
Big--Bla.
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Big Cottonwood; meadows near Owens lake, Inyo county, Cal. (Not Diaz.)
Big Diomede ; island in Bering strait,
Alaska. (Not Ratmanof, Ratmanoff, nor Noo-nar-book.) Big Emery; see Emery. Big Halchie; see Hatchee.
Bigler Mill; landing and village, York river, York county, Va. ( Not Bigler'
Mill.)
Biglick; township, Hancock county, Ohio. (Not Big Lick.)
Big Loop; see Loop. Big Ogeechee; see Ogeechee.
Big Sable ; lake, lighthouse, point, and river, Mason county, Mich. (Not Grande Pointe au Sable.)
Big Shanty; see Kenesaw.
Big Spring; creek, Marshall county, Ala.
(Not Gunter's.)
Bill; creek and peak, Coos county, Oreg.
(Not Bills.) Bill IViUiams; see Williams. Binue; river, tributary to the Niger,
West Africa. (Not Benue, Benuwe, Binoue, Chadda, nor Tad da.) Biorka; sunken rock or reef at southern
point of entrance toSitka sound, Alaska.
Birch. Cooley; township, Renville
county, Minn. (Not Birch Coolie.)
Birchdale; township, Todd county,
Minn. (Not Birch Dale.) Bird; city, Cheyenne countv, Kans.
(Not Bird City.) Bird; see Arch. Birds; point on Mississippi river, near
Cairo, Mississippi county. Mo. (Not
Bird's.)
Birdseye; P. O. and E.. R. station, Du-
bois county, Ind. (Not Birds Eye.) Birdsville; see South River. Biru; see Peru.
Biscoe; creek. Saint Mary county, Md.
(Not Briscoe's.) Bishop; light, Mississippi river. Perry
county. Mo. (Not Bishop's.) Bishop and Clerks; light, Nantucket
sound, Mass. (Not Bishop and Clerk' s. Bishop Head; cape and P. 0., Hooper
strait, Chesapeake bay, Dorchester county, Md. (Not Bishops Head.) Bismarck; capital of North Dakota. (Not Bismark.)
Bismarck; P 0. Grant county, W.Va.
(Not Bismaiic.)
Bismarck; P. O. and township, Cuming
county, Nebr. (Not Bismark.)
Bismarck; township, Platte county.
Nebr. (Not Bismark.)
Bismarck; township, Sibley county,
Minn. (Not Bismark.)
Bissau ;
village, Hunterdon county, N. J.
(Not Apgars Corner.)
Bivalve; P. 0. and R. R. station, Cum-
berland county, N. J. (Not Long
Reach.)
Blackberry; river, Litchfield county,
Conn. (Not Blackbury nor Black-
burn.)
Blackbird; see Forest.
Blackburn; see Blackberry.
*
Black Butte; see Cone.
Blackcreek; township, Mercer county,
Ohio. (Not Black Creek.)
Blackhawk; lake in Egan, Dakota
county, Minn. (Not Downing.)
Blackinton; P. O., R. R. station, and vil-
lage, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not
Blackington.)
Blacklick; P. 0., R. R. station, and town-
ship, Indiana county. Pa. (Not Black
Lick.)
Black Point; pond on Marthas Vine-
yard, Mass. (Not Ukiesa nor Uquiesa.
Blacks; island in Ohio river, near New Cumberland, Hancock county, W, Va.
(Not Black's.)
Blackstock; P. O. and R. R. station,
Chester county, S. C. (Not Black
Stocks.)
Blackstone; P. 0. and R. R. station, Sumner county, Kans. (Not Metcah.)
Blackwalnut; point (north point of
entrance to Choptank river), Talbot
county, Md. (Not Lows.)
Blackwells; island in East river, N. Y.
(Not Blackwell's.)
Blain; borough. Perry county. Pa. (Not
Blaine.)
Blair Gap; P. 0., Sullivan county, Tenn.
(Not Blair's Gap.)
Blake; island at south end of Blake
channel, near mainland, southern Alas-
ka, near lat. 56° 10^ (Not Ham.)
Blakely; P. O. and R. R. station, Scott
county, Minn. (Not Blakeley.)
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Bla--Bon.
Blakely; township, Geary county, Kans. (NotBlakeley.)
Blake Point; peninsula forming the west head, Sippican harbor, Plymouth
county, Mass. (Not Charles Neck.)
Blakistone; island in Potomac river. Saint Mary county, Md. (Not Black-
istone.)
Blanco; cape, Curry county, Oreg. (Not
Orford.)
Bland; county seat of Bland county, Va.
(Not Seddon.) Blennerhassett; island in Ohio river,
near Parkersburg. Wood county, W. Va.
(Not Blennerhassett's.) Blewfields; see Bluefields. Blitchton; P. O., Marion county, Fla.
(Not Blichton.) Block; light, Mississippi river. Perry
county, Mo. (Not Block's.) Blodget; hill in Coeymans, Albany
county, N. Y. (Not Blodgett.) Bloodsworth.; island in Chesapeake bay,
Dorchester county, Md. (Not Bloods-
worth's.)
Bloomfield; county seat of Greene county, Ind. (Not Bloomington.)
Bloomfield; see South Bloomfield. Blooming' Grove; township, Richland
county, Ohio. (Not Bloominggrove.) Bloomington, Ind. ; see Bloomfield. Bloomington,'^. Z.; see South Boundbrook. Blount; creek in Beaufort county, N. C.
(Not Blounts Creek nor Blount'a Bay.)
Blount's; see Blunts. Bluefi.elds; seaport of Nicaragua, Cen-
tral America. (Not Blewfields.) Bluehill; township, Sherburne county,
Minn. (Not Blue Hill.)
Blue Point Towhead; post light, Mis-
sissippi river, Crittenden county, Ark. (Not Blue's Point Tow-Head.)
Blue Store; P. 0. and village, Columbia county, N. Y. (Not Blue Stores.)
Bluff; city. Harper county, Kans. (Not
Bluff City.)
Bluff; point, the eastern head of Mum-
ford cove. Fishers Island sound. Conn. (Not Fishing Eocks.) Bluffdale; P. 0., Greene county, 111. (Not Bluff Dale.) Blunt; see Smith.
Blunts; reef off Cape Mendocino, Hum-
boldt county, Cal. (Not Blount's.)
Bodie; island, east of Roanoke island, Dare county, N. C. (Not Body's.)
Body's; see Bodie.
Bogachiel; P. 0. and river, Clallam and Jefferson counties, Wash. (Not Bosa-
chiel.)
Bogastow; brook in Middlesex and Nor-
folk counties, Mass. (Not Boggistere, Boggestow, etc.) Bogdo-Kuren; see Urga. Boggistere; see Bogastow.
Boggs; island in Ohio river, W. Va.
(Not Boggs'.)
Bogoslof; island in Bering sea, N. W. of
Unalaska, Alaska. (Not Saint John Bogoslov nor Agashagok.) Bogy; post light, Mississippi river, Sainte Genevieve county, Mo. (Not Bogy's.)
Bohea; see Tayuling.
Boidarkin; see Kutchuma.
Bois Brule; see Brule.
Boise; county seat of Ada county, Idaho.
(Not Boise City.)
Bokescreek; township, Logan county, Ohio. (Not Bokes Creek.)
Bokhara; city and country of Turkestan,
Central Asia. (Not Bochara, Boukara, Buchara, Bucharia, Bukhara, nor Ooz-
bekistan.)
Bolam; creek and glacier on Mount
Shasta, Cal. (Not Bulam.) Bolar; P. 0., Bath county, Va. (Not
Boler Springs.) Boler Springs; see Bolar. Bolinas; bay, P. 0., and township,
Marin county, Cal. (Not Ballenas nor
Baulenas.)
Bolitas; see Bulls Head. Bolivar; P. 0. and R. R. station, Jackson
county, Ala. (Not Widow's.) Bolsa de Chamisal; land grant, San
Luis Obispo county, Cal. (Not Bolsa de Chemisal nor Chemisal.)
Bolshoi; see Manby.
Bombay Hook; Kent county, Del. (Not
False Listen' 3 Point.)
Bompass; see Bumpass.
Bonaire; see Buen Ayre. Bonaventure; town near Savannah,
Chatham coimty, Ga. (Not Bone
Venture.)
Bonbrook; creek, Cumberland county,
Va. (Not Bondbrook.)
Bon--Bra.
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Bondin; township, Murray county,
Minn. (Not Bowdin.) Bonds Village; see Bondville.
Bondville; village in Palmer, Hampden
county, Mass. (Not Bonds Village.)
Bone Cave; P.O., Van Buren county,
Tenn. (Not Big Bone Cave.) Bonell; gulch, Mariposa county, Cal.
(Not Bonnel.) Bonilla; see Smith. Bonita; point at entrance to San Fran-
cisco bay, Cal. (Not Boneta.)
Bon Secours; bay, P.O., and river, Bald-
win county, Ala. (Not Bonesecours nor Bonsecours.) Boon; P. 0. and R. E,. station, Wexford county, Mich. (Not Boone.) Booth; point, Mississippi river, Dyer county, Tenn. (Not Booths.) Booth.bay; harbor and town, Lincoln county. Me. (Not Booth Bay.)
Boothby Hill; P. 0., Harford county, Md. (NotBoothbyhill.)
*Bootlipoint; light on Mississippi river and P. 0., Dyer county, Tenn. (Not Booth's Point.)
Boquet; see Bouquet.
Borden Flats; lighthouse and sunken bank. Mount Hope bay, Bristol county,
Mass. (Not Borden's Flats.) Borneo; island, Malay archipelago. (Not
Bramii, B'rni, Brunai, nor Brune.) Bosachiel; see Bogachiel. Bosna-Serai; see Serajevo.
Bosphoms; strait between Black sea
and sea of Marmora, Europe. (Not Boghaz, Bosporus, nor Strait of Con-
stantinople.)
Bostwick; bay in Gardiner bay, east end of Long Island, N. Y. (Not Bostwick' s.)
Boswell; P. 0., Cumberland county, and E. R. station, Fluvanna county, Va.
(Not Boswells.) Bot; see Bat.
Bothell; P. O, and R. R. station. King coimty. Wash. (Not Sothell.)
Boug-ere; landing and P. O., Mississippi river, Concordia parish, La. (Not
Bougere's.)
Bouglier; P. 0., Burlington county, N. J. (Not Centerton.)
Boulder; county seat of Jefferson county, Mont. (Not Boulder Valley.)
Boulder; see Karpa,
Bouldyr; see Buldir.
Bouquet; mountain, river, and village,
Essex county, N. Y. (Not Boquet.)
Bourbois; P. 0., Gasconade county,
Mo. (Not Burbois.)
Bourbon; see Reunion.
-"-
Bourbonnais; P. 0., Kankakee county,
111. (Not Bourbonnais Grove.)
Boussole; see Manby.
Bowdin; see Bondin.
Bowen; P.O. and R. R. station, Hancock
county. 111. (Not Bowensburg.
Bowie Point; light, Mississippi river,
Concordia parish, La. (Not Bowie's.) Bowlers; ledge, rock, and wharf, Rappa-
hannock river, Essex county, Va. (Not
Bowler's.)
Box Elder; see Watkins.
Boyd Tavern; P. O., Albemarle county,
Va. (Not Boyda nor Boyd's Old Tav-
ern.)
Boyer; bluff, north end of Washington island. Green bay, Door county, Wis.
(Not Boyer' s.)
Boykins; P. 0. and R. R. station, South-
ampton county, Va. (Not Boykin's.) Boylston; creek and P. 0., Henderson
county, N. C. (Not Boilston.)
B oyne ; coun ty seat of Charlevoix coon ty
Mich. (Not Boyne City.) Brace; moimtain, Dutchess county, N. Y,
(Not Monument.) Brackett; county seat of Kinney county,
Tex. (Not Brackettville.)
Braddock; bay and point. Lake Ontario, Monroe county, N. Y. (Not Brad-
dock's.)
Bradford; landing and light, Kanawha river, Kanawha county, W. Va. (Not
Bradford's.)
Bradley; landing on Mississippi river,
Crittenden county, Ark. (Not Brad-
ley's.)
Bradley Reserve; light, Indian river, Brevard county, Fla. (Not Bradley's
Reserve.)
Brady^s; see Brandy. Braggadocio; P. O., Pemiscot, county
Mo. (Not Braggadocia.) Brahmaputra; river, India. (Not Brah-
mapootra nor Burrampooter.) Braila; town, and principal port of Rou-
mania. (Not Brahilov, Brailoff, Brai-
low, Brailov, nor Ibraiia.)
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Bra--Bro.
Brandon; P. 0. and R. R. station, Dekalb
county, Ala. (Not Collbran.)
Brandy; pond in Cumberland county, Me. (Not Bay of Naples.)
Brandy; run, Erie county. Pa. (Not
Brady's.)
Brandy Station; P.O. and R. R. station,
Culpeper county, Va. (Not Brandy.)
Brannack; bay, Dorchester county, Md.
(Not Bronnacks.)
Brashear; P. 0. and R. R. station, Adair county. Mo. (Not Brashears.)
Brawdi see Borneo. Bray; P. O., Hancock county, Tenn.
(Not Brays.) Breach; inlet, Berkeley county, S. C.
(Not Beach.)
Breaux Bridge; P. 0., Saint Martin par-
ish, La. (Not Breaux.)
Breckenridge; P. O. and R. R. station, Caldwell county, Mo. (Not Breckin-
ridge.)
Breds; see Reeds. Breed Pond; see Silver.
Bremerhaven ; a seaport of northern
Germany. (Not Bremerhafen.)
Bremo Bluff; P. O. and R. R. station, Fluvanna county, Va. (Not Bremo nor
Bremos Bluff.) Brenton; reef at entrance to Narragan-
sett bay, Newport county, R. I. (Not
Brenton' s.) Breslau; city, capital of Silesia, Prussia.
(Not Breslou nor Breslaw.)
Breton; island and sound in Gulf of Mex-
ico, southeast of New Orleans. (Not
Isle au Breton.) Breward's; see Broward. Brewer; see Garfield.
Brian; point. Queen Anne county, Md.
(Not Bryan.) Brickyard; brook, Cheshire county,
N. H. (Not Tilsey.) Brickyard; creek, tributary to Coosaw
river, Beaufort county, S. C. (Not Brick Yard.)
Bridgetown; capital of Barbados island. West Indies. (Not Bridge Town.)
Brigadier's; see Sears.
Briggs Landing; post light, Illinois
river, Schuyler county. 111. (Not Briggs' Landing.)
Brightman; pond (salt) in Westerly, R.I. (Not Babcock, Wards, nor Wardout.)
Brighton; P. 0. and R. R. station, Arajy
ahoe county, Colo. (Not Hughes.)
Bringier; post light, Mississippi river.
Ascension parish, La. (Not Bringier' s.) Briscoe; see Bristoe. Bristoe; P. 0. and R. R. station. Prince
William county, Va. (Not Briscoe.) Britannia; P. 0. and R. R. station, near
Taunton, Bristol county, Mass. (Not
Brittannia.)
British Kaffraria; region of southeast-
em Africa. (Not British Caffraria.)
Broad; see Burunof.
Broadkill; creek, tributary to Lewes
creek, Sussex county, Del. (Not Broad-
kiln.)
Broad Marsh; river in Wareham, Plym-
outh county, Mass. (Not Great Marsh
nor Johnsons.)
Broadtop; borough and P. 0., Huntingdon county. Pa. (Not Broad Top.)
Brockway; reach in Connecticut river.
Conn. (Not Brockway' s.) Brodhead; P. O. and R. R. station, Rock-
castle county, Ky. (Not Broadhead.)
Bromfield; see Giltner.
Bronco ; creek and R. R. station, Nevada
county, Cal. (Not Broncho.)
Bronnacks; see Brannack. Brooke; P. 0. and R. R. station, Stafford
county, Va. (Not Brookes.)
Brookhaven; P. 0., Suffolk county, N.Y. (Not Brook Haven.)
Brooks; bar in Ohio river, near Mays-
ville. Mason county, Ky.
(Not
Brooks'.)
Brooks; creek, Dorchester county, Md.
(Not Brook.)
Brooks; island in San Francisco bay, Cal. (Not Rocky nor Sheep.)
Brookside ; village, Madison county. 111.
(Not Brooks.)
Brooks Point; post light, Mississippi
river, Alexander county. 111. (Not
Brooks'.)
*Brookville; P. 0., Bracken county, Ky.
(Not Brooksville.)
Brothers Valley; township, Somerset
county, Pa. (Not Brothersvalley.)
Broward; islands, Nassau river, Duval
county, Fla. (Not Breward's nor
Doctor's.)
Browns; creek and island, Saint Johns
river, Duval county, Fla.
(Not
Brown's.)
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Bro-wns; head in Fox Island Thorofare, Knox county, Me. (Not Brown's.)
Browns ; island in Ohio river, near Steu-
ben ville, Jefferson county, Ohio. (Not
Brown's.)
Browns; reef in Long Island sound, 8
miles from New Haven, Conn. (Not
Brown's.)
Browns Bank; shoal in Plymouth har-
bor, Mass. (Not Brown's Bank.)
Browns Creek; township, Jewell coun-
ty, Kans. (Not Brown's Creek.) Brule; river, forming part of boundary
between IMichigan and Wisconsin.
(Not Bois Brule.) Brunai; see Borneo.
Brunei; native state and capital, Borneo.
(Not Borneo.) Brunot; island in Ohio river, Allegheny
county, Pa. (Not Brunot' s.)
Brunswick Center; P. 0. Rensselaer
county, N. Y. (Not Center Brunswick. Brusa; city, Asia Minor. (NotBroosa,
Broussa, Brussa, nor Bursa.) Bryan; see Brian.
Bryant; lake in Eden Prairie township, Hennepin county, Minn. (Not Long.)
Bryn Mawr; P. 0., San Bernardino
county, Cal. (Not Brynmawr.) Bryson; P. 0., R. R. station, and vil-
lage, Swain county, N. C. (Not Bryson City nor Charleston.) Bucareli; bay on western side of Prince of "Wales island, southern Alaska. (Not Buearelli, Buccarelli, nor Bukareli.) Bucephalia; township, Foster county, N. Dak. (Not Beaucephalia nor Buce-
phallia.)
Buchara; see Bokhara.
Buck; river in Sandisfield, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Buck Hill nor
Buckhill.) Buck; see Carleton.
Buckalew; bluff. Saint Johns river, Put-
nam county, Fla. (Not Buckalew' s.)
Buckeye; P. 0. and R. R. station, Stephenson county, 111. (Not Buck
Eye.)
Buckhead; P. 0. and R. R. station, Morgan county, Ga. (Not Buck Head.)
Buckhorn; P. 0., Brown county. 111. (Not Buck Horn.)
Buck Island; creek, Albemarle comity, Va. (Not Buck Eyeland.)
Buckland; river, tributary to Kotzebue sound, northwestern Alaska. (Not Kunguk.)
Buckley; see Beauclerc.
Buckner; landing on Mississippi river;
Mississippi county. Ark. (Not Buck-
ner' s.)
Budapest; capital of Hungary,
(Not
Buda-Pesth.)
Budd; inlet, Puget sound, Thurston
county. Wash. (Not Budd's.)
Budd; reef in Long Island sound, south-
west from Norwalk, Conn. (Not
Budd's.)
Buel; lake, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not
Six Mile.)
Buelah; see Beulah.
Buena; P. 0. and R. R. station, Atlantic county, N. J. (Not Buena Vista.)
Buen Ayre; Dutch island, Caribbean
sea, off coast of Venezuela. (Not Bon-
aire.)
Bugby Hole; Columbia river, Oreg.
(NotBugby's Hole.) Bukharest; city, capital of Roumania.
(Not Bucharest, Bukhorest, Bookaresht,
nor Bukarest.)
Bula; see Beulah, Bulam; see Bolam. Buldir; island; one of the western Aleu-
tians, Alaska. (Not Bouldyr.)
Buldyr; see Karpa. Bull; bay, Albemarle sound, Washington
county, N. C. (Not Bull's.) Bull; island inCalibogne sound, Berkeley
county, S.C. (Not Bull's.)
Bullhead; mountain, Warren county, N.Y. (Not Bull Head.)
Bullitt; bayou, Mississippi river. La.
(Not Bullitt's.)
Bullitt Bayou; P. O., Concordia parish,
La. (Not Bullitt's Bayou.)
Bullock; point in Providence river,
Bristol county, R. I. (Not Bullock's.)
Bulloch; see Hoffler.
Bull Run; P. 0. , Northumberland coun-
ty. Pa. (Not Mandata.)
Bulls Head; point at entrance to Suisun
bay. Contra Costa county, Cal. (Not Bolitas nor Bull Head.)
Bumpass; cove in Washington county, Tenn. (Not Bompass nor Bampas.)
Btimping-; lake and river, Yakima coun. ty, Wash. (Not Taneuin nor Tanum.)
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Bur--Cal.
Burdette; P. O. and township, Hand
county, S. Dak. (Not Burdett.)
Burdette; see Burnett.
Bureau; P. 0. and R. R. station, Bureau county, 111. (Not Bureau Junction.)
Burem; P. 0., Hawkins county, Tenn.
(Not Burem's Store.) Burger; creek, tributary to Bear creek,
Madison county, Mont. (Not Bear.)
Burger; see Bear. Burk; see Burt.
Burma; country in northwestern part of
the Indo-Chinese peninsula. (Not Bir-
mah nor Burmah.)
Burnett; creek, Dolores county, Colo. (Not Barnett nor Burdette.)
Burnetts; canyon, Nevada county, Cal. (Not Bennet nor Bennetts.)
Burnettsville; town, White county, Ind.
(Not Burnett's Creek.)
Burnham; island, Mississippi river, near
Santa Fe, Alexander county. 111. (Not Santa Fe.) Burnhamsville ; township, Todd county, ]\linn. (Not Burnhamville.) Burnside; river, Skidaway island, Chat-
ham county, Ga. (Not Burside.)
Burnsville; township, Dakota county, Minn. (Not Burnesville.)
Burnt; see Gareloi. Burnt; see Redoubt.
Burntbridge; creek, Clarke county. Wash. (Not Burnt Bridge nor Marble.
Burnt Coat; see Swan. Burro; canyon. Las Animas county, Colo.
(Not Canada Burro nor Canada del
Burro.)
Burr Oak; city, Jewell county, Kans.
(Not Burroak.)
Burrows; bay and island, Rosario strait, Skagit county. Wash. (Not Burrow's.)
Bursa; see Brusa.
Burt; P. 0., Woodson county, Kans.
(Not Burk.) Burton; see Bard.
Burunof; cape, the southern point of
entrance to Sitka harbor, Alaska. (Not Bouronov, Burunoff, Broad, nor
Toistoi.)
Bush.; bluff, Elizabeth river, Nansemond
county, Va. (Not Bush's.)
Bush.; harbor in Long Island sound, near
Greenwich, Fairfield county, Conn.
(Not Rocky Neck.)
Bushire; seaport of Persia, on the Persian gulf. (Not Aboo-shehr, AbuShehr, nor Bushahr.)
Bushnell; see West Minneapolis.
Butler; see Hinckley.
Butlers; P. 0., Anne Arundel county, Md. (Not Harwood, Butler's Tavern,
nor Obligation.)
Butt; see Bat.
Butte; city, county seat of Silverbow county, Mont. (Not Butte City.)
Buttzville; P. 0. and R. R. station, Ransom county, N. Dak. (Not Butz-
ville.)
Buttzville; P. 0. and R. R. station, Warren county, N. J. (Not Buttsville nor Butzville.)
Buzzards; bay, Mass. (Not Buzzard's.) Byram; see Port Chester
Bytown; see Ottawa.
c.
Caamano; see Camano. Caatsban; see Katsbaan. Cabenda; see Kabinda. Cabin John; creek, Cecil county, Md.
(Not Captain John's.)
Cables Eddy; post light, Ohio river,
near Steubenville, Jefferson county, Ohio. (Not Cable' s Eddy.)
Cabo Santo; see Cape Haitien. Cabool; see Kabul. Cache; creek, Chaffee county, Colo.
(Not Cash.)
Cache la Poudre; creek, Colo. (Not Cache, North Fork of the Arkansas,
nor Powder.)
Caesaraugusta; see Saragossa.
Caesar Creek; township, Dearborn
county, Ind. (Not Cedar Creek.) Cahaba; P. 0., precinct, R. R. station,
and river, Dallas county, Ala. (Not Cahawba.) Cahuenga; see Santa Monica.
Cahuilla; see Coahuila. Cairnioid; see Carrantuchill.
Calapooya; creek and mountain, Doug-
las county, Oreg. (Not Callapooya nor Calapooia.) Caldwells; village and landing on the
Hudson river, opposite Peekskill, N. Y.
(Not Jones' Point.)
Calf; islands in Long Island sound, near
Port Chester, Westchester county, N. Y. (Not Calves, Echo, nor Shin.)
-- Cal Cap.
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Calhoun; R. R. station, and township, Washington county, Nebr. (Not Fort
Calhoun.) Calicoe; see Sallacoa. California; point in San Francisco bay,
Cal. (Not California City nor Munroe.
Callam; see Clallam. Callinjer; see Kalinjar.
Calver Plaat; island, Hudson river, near Coeyman, Rensselaer county, N. Y.
(Not Cal ver's Plaat.) Calvert; P.O. and R. R. station, Marshall
county, Ky. (Not Calvert City.)
Calves ; islands in Connecticut river. New
London county. Conn. (Not Calves'.) Calvey; township, Franklin county, Mo.
(Not Calvy.)
Camano; island in Puget sound. Wash.
(Not Caamafio nor McDonough's.) Cambodia; French possession in Indo-
China. (Not Kambodje, etc.) Cambodia; see Mekong. Cameroons; see Kamerun. Campbell; arroyo or creek, Santa Clara
county, Cal. (Not Quito nor Arroyo
Quito.)
Campbell; island in Cape Fear river, Brunswick county, N. C. (Not Camp-
bell's.)
Campbell; landing, Illinois river, Greene
county, 111. (Not Campbell's.) Campbellsville; P. O., Giles county,
Tenn. (Not Campbellville.)
Campeche; bay, city, and state, Mexico.
(Not Campeachy.) Campobello; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Spartanburg county, S. C. (Not Cam-
pobella.)
Camp Springs; P. 0., Prince George
county, Md. (Not Allentown.) Canada Burro; see Burro.
Canada Larencita; see Lorencito. Canada West; see Ontario. Canal de Haro; see Haro. Canal Dover; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Tuscarawas county, Ohio. (Not Do-
ver.)
Canal "Wincliester; P. 0. and R. R.
station, Franklin county, Ohio. (Not Winchester.)
Canapitsit; passage between Nashawena and Cuttyhunk islands. Buzzards bay,
Mass, (Not Canapitsett)
Canary; islands, off NW. coast of Africa,
Atlantic ocean. (Not Canaries.) Canaville; see Caneyville. Candahar; see Kandahar. Cane Creek; see Offutt.
Caney; creek in Hawkins county. Term.
(Not Cany.)
Caney Branch.; P. 0., Greene county, Tenn. (Not Cany Branch.)
Caneyville; township, Chautauqua county, Kans. (Not Canaville.)
Cangozima; see Kagoshima.
Cannelville ; township, Muskingum coun-
ty, Ohio. (Not Connelville.) Canoe; see Poverotni. Canon City; see Canyon.
Canon de Largo; see Long Canyon. Canonicut; see Kanomika. Canova; P. 0., R. R. station, and town-
ship, Miner county, S. Dak. (Not Con-
ova.)
Canton; commercial port and capital of
province of Kwang Tung, China. ( Not
Kwang-chow, Kwang-tschu-fu, Quang-
chow-foo, etc.)
Cantril; P. O. and R. R. station. Van
Buren county, Iowa. (Not Cantrill.) Cany; creek at head of Matagorda bay;
Tex. (Not Craney.)
Canyon; P. 0. and R. R. station, Fremont county, Colo. (Not Canon City.)
Canyon Lorenzo; see Lorencito. Capahosic; landing and village, Glou-
cester county, Va. (Not Cappahosack. Cape Ann; see Gloucester.
Cape Breton; island belonging to Nova Scotia; contains a county and headland called Cape Breton. (Not Cape Briton, Cape Britton, nor Cape Britun.)
Cape Cod; lighthouse on highlands of
Truro, Barnstable county, Mass. (Not
Cape Cod Highland.) Cape Francais; see Cape Haitien. Cape Haitien; seaport town on north
coast of Haiti, W. I. (Not Cape Haytien.)
Cape Henri; see Cape Haitien. Capel; township, Sioux county, Iowa.
(NotCopel.)
Cape May Point; borough, P. 0.,and
R. R. station, Cape May county, N. J.
(Not Sea Grove.)
Cape Neddick; light, York county. Me. (Not Cape York Nubble nor York
Nubble.)
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Cap- -Cat.
Cape Town; city in Sonfh Africa, capi-
tal of Cape Colony. (Not Cape-town.) Cape Verde; group of islands, Atlantic
ocean, 320 miles from the coast of Africa. (Not Cape Verd.) Cape York Nubble; see Cape Neddick. Captain; harbor on north shore, Long Island sound, near Greenwich, Fairfield county, Conn. (Not Great Cap-
tain Island.)
Captain JohrCs; see Cabin John. Caqueta; see Yapura. Carankaway; see Karankawa. Carey; creek, Dorchester county, Md.
(Not Garey.) Carey; R. R. station, Morris county, N. J.
(Not Gary.)
Carey Camp; post light, Whitehall Nar-
rows, Lake Champlain, Washington county, N. Y. (Not Carey's Camp.) Caribbean ; sea between North and South
America. (Not Carribbean.)
Caribou; island in eastern part of Lake
Superior. (Not Isle Cariboef.)
Carleton; island, Saint Lawrence river, Jefferson county, N. Y. (Not Buck nor Carlton.)
Carlisle; P. 0. and R. R. station, Fillmore county, Nebr. (Not Walters.)
CarUruhe; see Karlsruhe. Carpathian; see Karpathian. Carpenter; bar in Ohio river, near Mari-
etta, Washington county, Ohio. (Not
Carpenter's.)
Carpentersville; P. 0. and R. R. station, Putnam county, Ind. (Not Carpenter-
ville.)
Carquinez; see Karquines. Carr; lake, Pottawattamie county, Iowa.
(Not Car.) Carr; landnig, Mississippi river, Missis-
sippi county. Ark. (Not Carr's.) Carr; see Cass. Carrantuchill; mountain in Ireland.
(Not Carrantual, Carntual,Gharrantuel, nor Cairn toul.) Carrical; see Karikal.
Carritunk; P. 0., Somerset county. Me.
(Not Caratunk.) Carroll; island in Mississippi river, near
Belleview, Calhoun county, 111.; also island in Mississippi river near Saint Louis, Mo. (Not Carroll's.)
M s--03 7
*Carrollton; P. 0. and R. R. station, Cattaraugus county, N. Y. (Not Carrol-
ton.)
Carrs Run; post light, Ohio river, near
Pomeroy, Meigs county, Ohio. (Not Carr's Run.) Cartag'ena; city in Spain; also seaport town of Colombia, S. A. (Not Cartha-
gena.)
Cartecay; P. 0. and river, Gilmer county, Ga. (Not Carticay nor Carticary.)
Carter; landing on Ohio river, above Cloverport, Breckenridge county, Ky. (Not Carter's.)
Cartoogecbaye; creek, Macon county, N. C. (Not Wayah, Cartoogaja, nor Cartoogajay) . See Wayah.
Carvers; harbor, Fox islands, Knox
county. Me. (Not Carver's.) Caryville; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Campbell county, Tenn. (Not Carey-
ville.)
Casamanze; see Kasamanze. Cash; see Cache. Casbie; river, tributary to the Roanoke
river, Bertie county, N. C. (Not Cashai.)
Cashier; P. 0. and valley, Jackson coun-
ty, N. C. (Not Cashier Valley.) Cashmere; see Kashmir. Caspers; see Finley. Cass; township, Clark county, Ind. (Not
Carr.
Cassiday; creek and P. 0., Randolph
county, W. Va. (Not Cassity nor
Thorn.)
Castile; P. O. and village, Wyoming
county, N. Y. (Not Castle.) Castle; mountain, Meagher county,
Mont. (Not Elk.) Castle; point, western point of entrance
to Chignik bay, Alaska peninsula. (Not Tuliumnit, Tutiumnik, nor Tulioumnint.)
Catacoonamug; brook in Worcester
county, Mass. (Not Catacunamuc.'* Caterskill; see Kaaterskill. Cat Fish Hole; see Ogleton. Catharine; P. O., Ellis county, Kana.
(Not Catherine.) Catharine; P. O., Schuyler county, N. Y.
(Not Catherine.) Catharine; township, Blair county, Pa.
(Not Catherine.)
Cat--ha.
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Cathedral; rock, Yosemite valley, Mariposa county, Cal. (Not Cathedral
Point.)
Cal Hole Ci-eek; see Ogleton. Catlen; P. 0. Dekalb county, Tenn.
(Not Catlen Mills.)
Caucus; shoal at entrance to Pensacola
bay, Fla. (Not Caucas.)
Caulk; landing and point on Mississippi
river, Desha county. Ark. (Not
Caulk' s.)
Causton; bluff, Wilmington river, Chat-
ham county, Ga. (Not Causten's.)
Cavallo; point in San Francisco bay, Cal. (Not Caballo.)
Cavanal; mountain, P. 0., and R. E.. station, Choctaw Nation, Ind. T. (Not Kavanaugh, etc.)
Caven; point on New Jersey shore of upper New York bay. (Not Caven' s.)
Cave Springs; city, Elk county, Kans.
(Not Cavespringa.)
Cawker; city, Mitchell county, Kans. (Not Cawker City.)
Caximba; bay, Monroe countv, west
coast of Florida. (Not Casimba.) Cayari; see Madeira. Cayote; see Coyote.
Cay Verde; cay on the Great Bahpma
bank, West Indies. (Not Cayo Verde.) Cedar; see Upper Cedar.
Cedar Beach; point on Great Hog neck, east end of Long Island, N. Y.
Cedar Creek; P. O. and R. R. station,
Cass county, Nebr. (Not Cedarcreek.) Cedar Creek; see Caesar Creek. Cedar Grove; see Seeley.
Cedar Keys; P. O. and R. R. station, Levy county, Fla. (Not Cedar Key.)
Cedar Point; city, Chase county, Kans.
(Not Cedarpoint.)
Cedartown; county seat of Polk county, Ga. (Not Cedar Town.)
Cedarvale; P. O. and R. R. station, Chautauqua county, Kans. (Not Cedar
Vale.) Cedros; see Cerros.
Center; island in Oyster bay. Long Island
sound, N. Y. (Not Hog.) Center; P. 0., Tooele coimty, Utah.
(Not Centreville nor Centre.) Center; township, Clark county, Kans.
(Not Ashland.)
Center Bartlett; P. 0.. R. R. station, and village, Carroll county, N. H. (Not
Glen.)
Center Berlin; P. O. and R. R. station, Rensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Berlin
Centre.)
Center Brunsidck; see Brunswick Center. Centerport; borough and P. 0., Berks
county, Pa. (Not Centre Port.) Centers; point, Merrymeeting bay, Sag-
adahoc county. Me. (Not Senter's.) Centerton; see Bougher. Centerview; P. 0., Johnson county, Mo.
(Not Centreview.) Centerville; harbor on south shore of
Cape Cod, Mass. (Not New.) Centerville; see Meadows. Central; city, Anderson county, Kans.
(Not Central City.) Centreville; see Fentress.
Centreville; see Rock Cave. Cerrito; creek, between Alameda and
Contra Costa counties, Cal. (Not Cer-
rilo.)
Cerrogordo; P. 0., Lac qui Parle county, Minn. (Not Cerro Gordo.)
Cerros; island, off west coast of Lower
California. (Not Cedros.) Cetinje; capital of Montenegro. (Not
Cettinje, Zetinje, Cettin, etc.) Cetiin; see Cetinje. Chaco; see Chacra.
Chacra; mesa in Bernalillo county, N. Mex. (Not Chaca nor Chaco.)
CJiad; see Tchad. Chadda; see Binue.
Chadwick; pond in Bradford, Essex
county, Mass. (Not Little.)
ChaflB.n; bluff, James river, Henrico county, Va. (Not Chafin's nor Cha-
pin's.)
Chalk; P. 0., Wabaunsee county, Kana (Not Chalk Mound.)
Chalkstone; see Johnson. Chalybeate Spring; see Cottaquilla. Chambly; see Richelieu. Chanatta; see Chinati. Chandik; see Klondike. Chandlar; river in Alaska, tributary to
the Yukon, about 20 miles below Fort Yukon. (Not Gens de Large.) Chandler; bay, west of Roque island, Washington county. Me. (Not Chan-
dler's.)
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Cha--Che.
Chandler; landing on Red river, Pointe
Coupee parish, La. (Not Chandler's.)
Chandler's; see Langlee. Chang-Hae; see Shanghai.
Chankliut; island, near Chignik bay, Alaska peninsula, Alaska.
Chanter's; see Goose Pond. Chapeau; see Gull. Chapel; see Woodland.
Chapin's; see Chaffin. Chaplin; see Indian.
Chapman; shoal. Saint Lawrence river,
Jefferson county, N. Y. (Not Chap-
man's.)
Chapman Dock; light, Whitehall Nar-
rows, Lake Champlain, N. Y. (Not Chapman's Dock.) Chapowamsie; see Chopawamsic.
Charcas; see Sucre.
Charkow; see Kharkof.
Charles; creek in Warren county, Tenn.
(Not Charley.)
Charles; reef in Madison harbor. Long
Island sound, near Madison, Conn. (Not Charles's.) Charles; river in eastern Massachusetts. (Not Quinobin.) Charles Neck; see Blake Point. Charleston; peak in Lincoln county, southern Nevada. (Not Timber.) Charleston; P.O. and R. R. station, Tioga county, Pa. (Not Charlestown.) Charleston; see Bryson.
Charleston; see Spring.
Charles Town; county seat of Jefferson county, W. Va. (Not Charlestown.)
-- Note. Agreeably to wish of citizens of
Charles Town, to avoid confusion with Charles-
ton, Kanawha county, W. Va.
Charlestown; township. Redwood coun-
ty, Minn. (Not Charleston.) Charlies; creek, near South Aberdeen,
Chehalis county, Wash. (Not Charlies
River.)
Ghatata; creek and R. R. station, Bradley county, Tenn. (Not Chateetee.)
Chattoog-a; ridge in Jackson county, N. C. ; mountains in S. C. ; township, Oconee county, S.C. ; river forming part of the South Carolina-Georgia boundary line. (Not Chatooga nor Chatuga.)
Chaucer's; see Goose Pond. Chautauqua; village, Chautauqua coun-
ty, Kans. (Not Chautauqua Springs.)
Cheboygan; see McLeod. Check; see Cheek. Chedi; P. 0. and R. R. station. Brown
county, S. Dak. (Not James.) Cheek; landing, Mississippi river, Crit-
tenden county, Ark. (Not Check.)
Cheektowaga; P. 0. in Cheektowaga
township, Erie county, N. Y. (Not Forks Station.)
Cheektowaga; R. R. station on N. Y., L. E. and W. R. R., IJ miles east of
above. Chee-Lee; see Pechili.
Cheesequake; creek in Madison township, Middlesex county, N. J. (Not Cheese nor Chesquakes.)
Chefuncte; river, Saint Tammany par-
ish. La. (Not Chefonte nor Tche-
functa.)
Chelyuskin; peninsula, Siberia. (Not Cheljuskin nor Tcheliuskin.)
Chemisal; see Bolsa de Chamisal.
*Chemulpo port and town, Korea. (Not ; Chemulpho nor Chemulpoo.)
Chengwatana; township, Pine county,
Minn. (Not Chengwatona.) Cheoah; mountains, P. 0., and river,Gra-
ham county, N. C. (Not Cheowah.)
Chepalis; see Copalis.
Chequamegon; bay and point. Lake
Superior, Ashland county. Wis. (Not Ashland nor Shagwamigon.) Chernabura; island, north of Sannak and east of Unimak, Alaska. (Not Chernobour, etc.) Cherry; creek in Garrett county, Md. (Not Cherry Tree.) Cherry Creek; post village, White county, Tenn. (Not Cherrycreek.) Cherryhill; township, Indiana county, Pa. (Not Cherry Hill.) Cherrytree; borough, Indiana county. Pa. (Not Cherry Tree.) Cherrytree; P.O. and township, Venango county. Pa. (Not Cherry Tree.) Chesapeake; P. O. and village, Cecil county, Md. (Not Chesapeake City.)
Chesterfield Factory; see Spofford.
Chestnuthill; township, Monroe county,
Pa. (Not Chestnut Hill.)
Chestuee; creek in McMinn county,
Tenn. (Not Chestua.) Cheviot; range of hills between England
and Scotland. (Not Chiviot.)
Che--Chu.
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Cheyenne; river of South Dakota, tributary to the Missouri. (Not Sheyenne
nor Shyenne.)
-- Note. Not to be confounded with Sheyenne
river of North Dakota, tributary to the Red
river.
Cheyenne; see Sheyenne. Chiachi; islands, south coast of Alaska
peninsula, Alaska. (Not Chiacht. Chiapas; city and state, Mexico. (Not
Chiapa.)
Chicagon; lake and slough. Iron county, Mich. (Not Chicgon, Checagon, nor Checayon.)
Chicamacomigo ; life-saving station about 25 miles north of Cape Hatteras,
N. C. (Not Chickamacomico.) Chichagof; harbor, Attn island, western
Aleutians, Alaska. (NotTchitchagoff.)
Chickasaw; creek in Mobile county, Ala.
(Not Chickasabouge.)
Chickies; creeks, P. O., ridge of hills, and
rock, Lancaster county, Pa. (Not Chiques nor Chikiswalungo, etc.)
Chicomuxen; creek, tributary of Potomac river, Charles county, Md. (Not
Chicomaxen.)
Chief Mountain; lake in Missoula county, Mont. , on the Canadian boundary line. (Not Waterton nor Kutanie.
Chief Mountain; see Saint Mary. Chigul; island, near Great Sitkin island,
middle Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Tchi-
gul.)
Chikaskia; river in Kansas and Oklahoma. (Not Chicaskia.)
Chikaskia; township. Harper county, Kans. (Not Chicaskia.)
Chikaskia; township, Kingman county,
Kans. (Not Chicaskia.)
Chikaskia; township, Sumner county,
Kans. (Not Chicaskia.) Childs; P. O. and R. E. station, Cecil
county, Md. (Not Child.) Chile; republic of South America. (Not
Chili.)
Chilhowee; mountain and town, Blount county, Tenn. (Not Chillowee.)
Chili; see Pechili.
Chilkat; pass and river, southeastern Alaska. (Not Tsl-kaht, etc.
Chilkoot; pass and village, southeastern Alaska. (Not Chilcoot, nor False Chil-
kat.)
Chilnualna; creek and fall, Mariposa
county, Cal. (Not Chilanoialna, Chilnoialny, nor Chilnoalna.)
Chilson Bend; lighthouse in Whitehall Narrows, Lake Champlain, Washington
county, N. Y. (Not Chilson' s.) Chinati; mountain, Presidio county, Tex.
(Not Chanatta nor Chanatte.) Chingtu; city in province Sze-Chuen,
western China. (Not Ching Too, Ching Too Foo, Chengtu, Chingtu Fu, Tching
Toy Fou, nor Tsching Tu Fu.)
Chingu; see Xingu. Chiniak; bay, northeast coast Kadiak
island, Alaska. (Not Chimakski nor Tchineyak. Chinquapin; P. 0. and village, Duplin county, N. C. (Not Chinkapin.) Chinquapin; settlement in Mariposa
county, Cal. (Not Chincapin nor
Chinkapin.) Chinquapin; see Indian.
Chipmunk; creek, P.O., and R. R. sta-
tion, Cattaraugus county, N. Y. (Not
Chipmonk nor Chipmunck.)
Chiques; see Chickies.
Chirikof; island, near Semidi islands, Alaska. (Not XJgamok.)
Chishima; see Kuril.
Chitnak; cape, south side of Saint Lawrence island, Alaska. (Not Shitnak.)
Chivato; mountain, Bernalillo county, N. Mex. (Not Chivoto nor Chivota.)
Chlora; point, Choptank river, Talbot county, Md. (Not Cloras.)
Chockalog; pond in Uxbridge, Worces-
ter county, Mass. (Not Chocalog.)
Choctawhatchee; bay in Florida and river in Florida and Alabama. (Not
Choctawhatchie.)
Chopawamsic; creek, between Prince William and Stafford counties, Va.
(Not Chapowamsic.) Choteau; creek, P.O. , and R. R. station,
Cherokee Nation, Ind. T. (Not Chou-
teau.)
Choumagin; see Shumagin. Chowiet; island; one of tbe Semidi group
of islands, Alaska. (Not Chowee Et.) Christiania; capital city and fiord, Nor-
way. (Not Kristiania.)
Chuckatuck; creek and P. 0., Nanse-
mond county, Va. (Not Chucatuck.)
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Chu--Clo.
Chucl-ei/ City; see Fullena,
Chuctanunda (Xorth and South) ; two creeks in Montgomery county, N. Y.
(Not Chaugtanoonda.)
Clmgachik; see Kachemak.
Chngatch; see Prince William,
Chuginadak: island; one of the islands of the Four Mountains, eastern Aleu-
tians, Alaska. (Not Tchuginadak.)
Chug-ul; island, north of Amukta is-
land, eastern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Tchegoula.)
Chula; P. 0., R. R. station, and village, Amelia county, Va. (Not Chula Depot.)
Chulitna; river, tributary to the Kus-
kokwim, western Alaska. (Not Hu-
litna;)
Chung Up; see Kingston.
Chuquisaca; see Sucre. Church.; island, Currituck sound, N. 0.
(Not Church's.) Church; see Churn.
Churdan; P. O. and R. R. station, Greene county, Iowa. (Not Churdan-
town.)
Churn; creek, Kent county, Md. (Not
Church.) Chuyak; see Shuyak.
Cimarron; river, chiefly in Oklahoma
territory. (Not Semerone.) dnaloa; see Sinaloa.
Cinnabar; creek in Lewis county, Wash.
(Not Cinebar.) CirdeviUe; see Scircleville.
Citico; creek and P. 0., Monroe county,
Tenn. (Not Cittico.) Ciudad dos Reis; see Natal. Claiborne; island in Mississippi river,
Iberville parish, La. (Not Claiborne's.) Clallam; bay, county, river, and P. 0.,
Washington. (Not Callam.) Clapp; pond in Washington, Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not West.)
Clarendon Hills; P.O. andR. R. station, Hyde Park, Norfolk county, Mass. (Not Clarendon Hill.)
Clark; ditch and point, Delaware bay, Kent county, Del. (Not Clarke nor
Clarke's.)
Clark; fork of the Columbia river, Oreg. (Not Clarke.)
Clark; point. Buzzards bay, Bristol
county, Mass. (Not Clark's.)
* Clark; P. O. and township, Coshocton county, Ohio. (Not Clark's.)
Clarke; point, city of Chicago, Lake
Michigan, 111. (Not Clarke's.) *Clarkhill; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Tippecanoe county, Ind. (Not Clarks-
ville.)
Clarksville; borough, Mercer county, Pa. (Not Clark nor Clarkesville.)
Clarksville; see Clarkhill.
Clatskanie; creek, precinct, township, and village, Columbia county, Oreg. (Not Klaskain, Klaskania, Klaskoniue,
etc.)
Clatson; see Nekanakum.
Claivter; see Clouter.
Claybanks; P. 0., Oceana county, Mich.
(Not Clay Bank.) Clealum; lake, mountain, P. O., and
river, Kittitas county. Wash. (Not CleElum, Kle-al-um, nor Tlee-al-um.) Cleare; cape, southern extremity Montagu island, Alaska. (Not Clear nor
Southwest.)
Clear Fork: stream, chiefly in Fayette
county, W. Va. (Not Clear Fork of
Coal river.)
Clearport; P. O. and village, Fairfield county, Ohio. (Not Clear Port.)
Clearspring; township, Lagrange county, Ind. (Not Clear Springs.)
Clearwater; P. 0., township, and village, Wright county, Minn. (Not Clear
Water.)
Clearwater; see Eau Claire.
Cleaves; north point of entrance to
Greenport harbor, Suffolk county, Long Island, N. Y. (Not Cleaves'.) Clendenin; village, Kanawha county, W. Va. (Not Clendennin.) Clifton Heights; borough and P. 0., Delaware comity. Pa. (Not Clifton.) Clinton; P. O., Prince George county, Md. (Not Surratsville.) Clitherall; P. 0., R. R. station, and township, Ottertail county, Minn. (Not
Clitheral.)
Cloquet; P. 0., R. R. station, and village, Carlton county, Minn. (Not Colquet.)
Cloras; see Chlora.
Cloud Peak; see Cuyamaca. Clouter; creek, near Charleston, S. C.
(Not Clawter nor Clauter,
Clo--Col.
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Clover creek; P.O., Highland county, Va. (Not Clover Creek nor McClungs Mill.)
Cloverdale; see Armstrong. Cloverlick; creek, mountain, and P. O.,
Pocahontas county, W. Va. (Not Clover
Lick.)
Coahviila; a state of Mexico. (Not
Cohahuila.)
Coahuila; creek, Indian reservation, mountain, P. 0., precinct, and valley, Riverside county, Cal. (Not Cahuilla,
Coahuilla, etc.)
Coahulla; creek in Bradley county,
Tenn. (Not Cooyehuttee.)
Coal River; see Paint.
Coanjock; bay, Currituck county, N. C.
(Not Coinjack.)
Cobb; island, lighthouse, neck, point, etc., Charles county, Md. (Not
Cobb's.)
Cobb; island on the Atlantic coast of
Northampton county, Va.
(Not
Cobb's.)
CoM; see Gobi. Coburg; P. 0. and R. R. station, Mont-
gomery county, Iowa. (Not Cobourg
nor Coburgh.)
Cochin; city and native state, west coast
of Hindustan peninsula. (Not Katchi,
Kotchin, Kotschin, Katschha, nor
Kachhi.)
Cochin China; a region south of China and east of Siam. (Not Cochin-China.
Cockburn; island (belonging to Canada)
in northern part of Lake Huron. (Not
Little Manitou.)
Cockburn; see Mount Marion.
Cockenoe ; island; the easternmost of the Norwalk group. Long Island sound.
Conn. (Not Cockenoe's.)
Cockpit; point in Potomac river, Prince
William county, Va. (Not Cock Pit.)
Cockrell; creek, Northumberland coun-
ty, Va. (Not Cockle.)
Codornices; creek in Berkeley, Alameda
comity, Cal. (Not Cordonices.)
Coeyman; bar in Hudson river, creek, township, etc., Albany county, N. Y.
(Not Coeyman' s.)
Coffee ; landing, Tennessee river^ Hardin county, Tenn. (Not Coffee's.)
Cogtua; see Meade.
Cohahuila; see Coahuila.
Cohasset; town, harbor, rocks, narrows, Norfolk county, Mass. (Not Cohas-
sett.)
Cokesbury; mine and P. O., Hunterdon
county, N. J. (Not Cokesburg.) Cold; bay, south shore Alaska peninsula,
near Belkofski, Alaska. (Not Frozen nor Morozofskoi.) Cold Spring-; hill, Placer county, Cal. (Not Gold Spring.) Coldwater; mountain, near Anniston, Calhoun county, Ala. (Not Polecat Ridge. Coldwater; river, Yazoo bottom, Miss. (Not Cold Water nor Copasaw.) Cole Branch; post light, Ohio river, Greenup county, Ky. (Not Cole' Branch.) Cole Ferry; shoal and lighthouse, Saint Lawrence river, Canada, 1 mile north of Oakpoint, Saint Lawrence county, N. Y. (Not Cole's Ferry.) Colerain; P. 0. and township, Bertie county, N. C. (Not Coleraine.) Coleraine; town, Franklin county, Mass. (Not Colerain.) Coleridge; P. 0. and R. R. station, Cedar county, Nebr. (Not Cooleridge.) Coles; brook, chiefly in Middlefield, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Cole's.) Collamore; ledge of sunken rocks on Massachusetts coast, near Scituate. (Not Colomore, etc.) Collhran; see Brandon.
College; see Sequatchie.
College Point; P. 0., Queens county. Long Island, N. Y. (Not Stratton-
port.)
Collier; ledge off south coast of Cape Cod, near Hyannis, Mass. (Not Col-
lier's.)
Collins; see Cummings. Collinson's; see Cummings. Cologne; P. 0. andR. R. station, Atlantic
county, N. J. (Not Germania.) Colombia; republic, South America.
(Not Columbia.)
Colombo; capital of Ceylon. (Not Co-
lumbo.) Colon; city and free port on the Atlan-
tic coast of the Isthmus of Panama, Republic of Colombia.
Founded in 1850 by the Panama Railroad Company, and named for William H. Aspia-
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Col- Coo.
wall, one of the railroad company's principal Bhart' holders, and afterwards president of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. The official
name given the city by the Colombian Government is Colon, the Spanish form of the pat-
ronymic of Christopher Columbus. Designated as ASPINWALL by the United States Government from the year of its foundation until 1882. The
Colombian name was adopted in the latter year and has since appeared in the printed diplomatic and consular list of the Department of State as "Colon (Aspinwall)," "Colon" being recognized as the proper form, and "Aspin-
wall " added in parentheses merely for the purpose of distinguishing the place for the guidance of persons unfamiliar with the Colom-
-- bian name. A. H. A.
Colonia; P. 0. and R. R. station, Middle-
sex county, N. J. (Not Houtenville.) Colorado; river; the great river of the
plateau region flowing into the Gulf of California. (Not Rio Colorado.)
Colorado; see Front.
Colorado Chiguito; see Little Colorado.
Colquet; see Cloquet.
Colt; pier, below Hartford, Connecticut river, Conn. (Not Colt's.)
Colion; see Cotton. Column; see Stolbovoi. Colville; river in northern Alaska. (Not
Col vile.)
Combaliee; river between Colleton and
Hampton counties, S. 0. Commodore Point Shoal; post light,
Saint Johns river. East Jacksonville, Duval county, Fla. (Not Commodore'
Point Shoal.)
Como; P. O. and R. R. station, Panola county, Miss. (Not Como Depot.)
Conasauga; creek in Polk and McMinn
counties, Tenn. (Not Connasauga nor Connesauga.) Conasauga; P. 0., Gilmer county, northc ern Georgia. (Not Connasauga nor Connesauga.) Conasauga; P. 0., Polk county, Tenn. (Not Connasauga nor Connesauga.) Conasauga; river, chiefly in northern Georgia. (Not Connasauga nor Con-
nesauga.)
Concan; small settlement, Uvalde county, Tex. (Not Con Can.)
Conception; point, Santa Barbara
county, Cal. (Not Concepcion.) Conchagua; see Fonseca. Conchos; river in Chihuahua, Mexico.
(Not Conchas.)
Cone ; mountain near Mount Shasta, Sis-
kiyou county, Cal. (Not Black Butte,
Muir Butte, nor Sugar Loaf.)
Conewago; township, Adams county,
Pa. (Not Conowago.)
Conewango; creek, P. 0., and township,
Cattaraugus county, N. Y. (Not Con-
newango.) Congamunck; see Kunjamuk. Congo; see Kongo.
Con Hook; point on Hudson
river.
Orange county, N. Y. (Not Con's
Hook.)
Conimicut; lighthouse,Providence river,
R. I. (Not Kinnimicut.) Conkling; the northern point of en-
trance to Southold bay, Suffolk county,
Long Island, N. Y. (Not Conkling's.
Conner; creek, opposite Belle Isle, De-
troit river, Detroit, Mich. (Not Con-
ner's.)
Connesauga; see Conasauga.
Connesena; creek, Bartow county, Ga.
(Not Connasana nor Connasene.)
Conodoguinet; creek, Cumberland
county. Pa. (Not Conedoquinet nor
Conedogwinet.)
Conova; see Canova.
Constantino; harbor, Amchitka island,
western Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Con-
stantin.)
Controller; bay, near mouth of Copper
river, Alaska. (Not Comptroller nor
Bering.)
Conway; P. 0. and R. R. station, Taylor
coimty, Iowa. (Not Conwa.) Cook; inlet on south coast of Alaska.
(Not Cook's nor Kenai bay.)
Cooke; township, Cumberland county,
Pa. (Not Cook.)
Cookeville ; P. 0. , Putnam county, Tenn.
(Not Cookville nor Cooksville.)
Cooper; bluff, southern point of entrance
to Oyster Bay harbor, Long Island,
N. Y. (Not Cooper's.)
Cooper; the western point of entrance
to Budd inlet, Puget sound, Wash.
(Not Cowper.)
Cooper; see Quebec.
Cooper Bar; post light, Ohio river, Jef-
ferson county, Ind. (Not Cooper's.)
Coos; bay, precinct, and river, Cooa
county, Oreg. (Not Coose nor Xoos.)
Coo--Cox.
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Coosaw; river, Hampton county, S. C.
(Not Coosa.) Cooler; see Coutre. Cooler's Bridge; see AUenbridge. Copalis; head, near Grays harbor, Che-
halis county, Wash. (Not Chepalis.)
Copasaw; see Coldwater. Copel; see Capel.
Copley; P. O., township, and village. Summit county, Ohio. (Not Copely.)
Copperas Cove; P. O., Coryell county,
Tex. (Not Coperas.)
Copps; island; one of theNorwalk group, Long Island sound. Conn. (Not Copp nor Copp's.)
Coqueta; see Yapura. Coquille; town, Coos county, Oreg. (Not
Coquille City.)
Coraopolis; borough, P. O., and R. R. station, Allegheny county. Pa. (Not
Carapolis.) Corhetie; see Corvette.
Corcoran; mountain west of Owens lake, Cal. (Not Mount Whitney No. 1, Old Mount Whitney, nor Sheep Rock.)
Cordeal; P. 0. and R. R. station. Citrus
county, Fla. (Not Hartshorn.) Cordell; post light, Mississippi river,
Issaquena county. Miss. (Not Cor-
dell' s.)
Cordillera; the great mountain system of North and South America. (Not
Cordilleras.)
Cordoba; city and province of Spain, and
province of Argentina. (Not Cordova.) Cordonices; see Codornices. Corea; see Korea. Corioman; see Currioman. Cornelius; creek, Henrico comity, Va.
(Not Wilton.)
Corpus Christi; pass, between Padre and Mustang islands, Tex. (Not Corpus
Christi Inlet.)
Corson; inlet to Ludlam bay. Cape May
county, N. J. (Not Corson's.)
Cortland; P. 0. and R. R. station, De-
kalb county. 111. (Not Courtland.)
Cortland; P. 0. and township. Republic county, Kans. (Not Courtland.)
Cortlandt; P. O., R. R. station, and
township, Edmunds county, S. Dak.
(Not Cortland nor Mina.) Corvette; ledge in Johns bay, Lincoln
county, Me. (Not Corbette.'i
Cosners; see Maya.
Colamy; see Katama.
Cote sans Dessein; P. O. and township,
Callaway county. Mo. (Not Cote Sans
Dissein.)
Cottaquilla; mountain (end of ridge im-
mediately north of White Plains), Calhoun county, Ala. (Not Chalybeate
Spring, Klebiate Spring, nor Piedmont
Springs.
Cotton; township, Switzerland county,
Ind. (Not Colton.)
Cottonv^ood; creek, Adams county, Nebr.
(Not Dry.)
Cottonwood; see Smith.
WNW. Cottrell; key, 8 miles
of Key
West, Fla. (Not Cotterals.)
Cotuit; river in Barnstable county, Mass.
(Not Santuit.)
Coulterville; township and village, Ran-
dolph county, 111. (NotCoultersville.)
County Line; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Oi'leans county, N. Y. (Not County-
line.)
Courthouse Rock; mountain and precinct, Cheyenne county, Nebr. (Not
Court House Rock.)
Coutre; P. 0. and township, Pemiscot
county, Mo. (Not Cooter.)
Coveda Mission; see Coweta.
Cowardin; P. 0. and run, Bath county,
Va. (Not Cowarden's.)
Cowenlon; see Whitemarsh.
Coweset; see Greenwich.
Cov/eta; P. 0., creek, and district. Creek Nation, Ind. T. (Not Cowetah, Coveta Mission, nor Coveda Mission.)
Cowiche; creek and P. O., Yakima
county. Wash. (Not Cowecha, Cowyche, Cowitchee, nor Kah-wi-chi.) Cowlitz ; county, pass, and river, Wash*
(Not Cou-e-lis-ke.)
Cow Neck; see Manhasset. Cowpasture; river, Alleghany and Bath
coimties, Va. (Not Cow Pasture nor
Cow-pasture.)
Cowper; see Cooper.
Cowyard; anchorage in Duxbury bay, Mass. (Not Cow-Yard.)
Cox; creek and neck, Queen Anne county, Md. (Not Coxe nor Coxe's.)
Cox; see Bel Alton.
Cox Ripple; shoal in Ohio river, near Wellsburg, Brooke county, W. Va.
(Not Cox's.)
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Coy--Cam.
Coyote; precinct and R. R. station, Daw-
son county, Nebr. (Not Cayote.)
Cozian; sunken rock and shoal, Peril strait, southeastern Alaska. (Not Kozian nor Nikolas.
Orab Grass; see Taylor.
Crabtree; creek in Garrett county, Md. (Not Crab Run.)
Crabtree ; ledge in Sullivan harbor, Hancock county, Me. (Not Crabtree' s.)
Cracow; see Krakow. Crader Field; post light, Illinois river,
Calhoun county. 111. (Not Crader' s.) Craig; bar in Ohio river, near Veney.
Switzerland county, Ind. (Not
Craig's.)
Cranberry Peak; see Trumbull.
Cranbury; P.O., township, and village, Middlesex county, N. J. (Not Cran-
berry.)
Crandell Corners; P. O. in Easton, Wash-
ington county, N. Y. (Not Crandalls
Corners.)
Crane Eater; P. 0., Gordon county, Ga.
(Not Craneeater.)
Craney; island and lighthouse, Elizabeth river, near Norfolk, Va. (Not Crayne nor Crany.)
Craney; see Cany.
Craven; shoal in New York Lower bay.
(Not Craven's.) Crawford; creek and landing on Missis-
sippi river, Cape Girardeau county. Mo.
(Not Crawford's.)
Crawford; landing on Ohio river, 3 miles
below Huntington, W. Va. (Not Craw-
ford's.)
Crawfordville; county seat of Taliaferro county, Ga. (Not Crawfordsville.)
Crayne; see Craney. Creigh; see Greig.
Cresap; bend and R. R. station, Ohio
river, Marshall county, W. Va. (Not
Cressap's.)
Crescent; lake, Saint Johns county, Fla. (Not Dunn.)
Cressap's; see Cresap.
Creswell; P. 0., Washington county, N. C. (Not Cress well.)
Cma Gora; see Montenegro.
Croatan; sound, connecting Albemarle and Pamlico sounds, N. C. (Not Croe-
tan.)
Crocker; see Sequbia.
Cromeset; neck and ledge, Bristol coun-
ty, Mass. (Not Cromesett. Crook; landing, Mississippi river, 5 miles
above Sainte Genevieve, Mo. (Not
Crook's.)
Groom; P. 0., Prince George county, Md. (NotCroome.)
Croom Station; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Prince George county, Md. (Not Croome Station.)
Croose; see Kruzof.
Crop Grass; see Taylor.
Cropseyville ; P. 0. in Rensselaer county, N. Y.
Brunswick, (Not Crop-
serville.)
Cross; see Guess.
Cross; see Krestof.
Cross Rip; shoal, Nantucket sound, Mass. (Not Cross Rip Shoal.)
Crotch; island. Deer Island Thorofare, Hancock county. Me. (Not Thurlow.)
Crotched; mountain, Hillsboro county, N. H. (Not Crochet nor Crotchet.)
Crow; dock, Raritan river, N. J. (Not
Crow's.)
Crowl; see Reed.
Crow's Nest; mountain near West Point, Orange county, N. Y.
Cruso; P. O., Haywood county, N. 0.
(Not Crusoe.) Crystal Spring; R. R. station, Los
Angeles county, Cal. (Not Crystal
Springs.)
Cuama; see Zambezi.
Cuba Landing; P. 0., Humphreys
county, Tenn. (Not Cubia.)
Cubia; see Cuba Landing.
Cubits Gap post light, Mississippi river, ; Plaquemines parish. La. (NotCubitt's.)
Cucliivara; not Purus.
Cuemo Verde; see Wet. Cullasagee; creek and P. 0., Macon
county, N. 0. (Not Cullasaja nor Sugartown.) Culpeper; P. 0., Wilcox county, Ala, (Not Culpepper.) Cumberland Entrance; see Saint Marys Entrance.
Cuming; township, Dodge county, Nebr. (Not Cumming.)
Cummings; creek, Talbot county, Md.
(Not Collins nor Collinson's,)
Cum--Dan.
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Cummings; see Tackawasick.
Cundy; harbor, ledge, and points, Casco bay, Cumberland county, Me. (Not
Cundiz.)
Cunningliani; creek, gap, and village, Jefferson county, Ala. (Not Adam's
Creek.)
Cunningham; see Agate.
Cupertino; see Stevens.
CuraQao; island, largest of the Dutch West India islands, Caribbean sea.
(Not Curagoa.)
Curia Maria; see Khorya Morya. Curies; neck of land on James river,
Henrico county, Va. (Not Curl's.)
Current Lake; P. 0., Murray county, Minn. (Not Currant Lake.)
Currioman; bay or creek, an arm of Nomini bay, Westmoreland county,
Va. (Not Corioman, etc.)
Gushing; island, Portland harbor, Cum-
berland county, Me. (Not Bang's nor
Cushing's.)
Cutchogue; harbor. Little Peconic bay, Suffolk county. Long Island, N. Y. (Not The Cove.)
Cutoff; dredged channel at mouth of
Patapsco river, Md. (Not New Cut
Off.)
Cuyamaca; mountain peak east of San
Diego, Cal. (Not Cloud Peak.)
Cuyler Dike; post light, Hudson river,
near Albany, N. Y. (Not Cuyler'
Dike.)
Cypress; rock in Eosario strait, Washington sound. Wash. (Not Rock Is-
land.)
D.
Dacosta; R. R. station, Atlantic county, N. J. (Not DaCosta nor Decosta.)
Daholt; see Aderhold.
Dakota; county seat of Humboldt coun-
ty, Iowa. (Not Dakotah.)
Da Kuren; see Urga.
Dall; point, south of Cape Romanzof, western Alaska. (Not Cape Dall.)
Dalmatia; P. 0. and R. R. station, Northumberland county, Pa. (Not Georgetown.)
Dalton; P. O. and R. R. station, Cook
county, 111. (Not Dolton's Station.) Dalton; see Turner.
Dalton' s; see Doltona.
Damariscove; island, Lincoln county, Me. (Not Damriscove, etc.)
Dame; point, Saint Johns river, Duval
county, Fla. (Not Dame's.)
Dameas; island in Lake Champlain, Vt.
(Not Diadama.)
Dammeron; marsh, Great Wicomico
river, Northumberland county, Va. (Not Dammeron' s.) Damriscove; see Damariscove. Dancey; flatand point, Saint Johns river. Saint Johns county, Fla. (Not Dan-
cey' s.) Danger; see Pogibshi.
Dangerous; see Tuamotu. Daniel; creek and island near Charles-
ton, S. C. (Not Mitchells nor Daniels. Daniss; see Dans.
Dans; mountain and rock, Allegany county, Md. (Not Daniss nor Dan's.)
Danvers; river, Essex county, Mass. (Not Essex Branch.)
Danvers New Mills; see Danversport.
Danversport; town, Essex county, Mass.
(Not Danvers New Mills.)
Danville; P. 0. and R. R. station, Warren county, N. J. (Not Great Mead-
ows.
Danzig; seaport town of Prussia. (Not
Dantzic.)
Darfur; large oasis in the southeastern part of the Sahara, Africa. (Not Darfoor, Darfour, Dar-el-foor, Darfor, Darfur, nor Dar For.)
Dark; pond, Cheshire county, N. H. (Not Farnum nor Forum.)
Darkey Springs; P. 0. in White county,
Tenn. (Not Darkey Spring.) Darling; P. 0., Delaware county, Pa.
(Not Darlington.)
Darnall; point and landing, Mississippi river, Lake county, Tenn. (Not Dar-
nall' s.)
Darrah.; P. 0., Mariposa county, Cal.
(Not Darrah' s nor Snow Creek.) Darrow; P. 0., Ascension parish. La.
(Not Darrowville.)
Daufuskie; island, Beaufort county, S. C. (NotDawfuskie.)
Daugheriy; see Dougherty.
Dauphin; island, at entrance of Mobile
bay, Ala. (Not Dauphine.)
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Davenport; see Devenport. Davenport' s; see Davids.
Davids; island, Long Island sound, Westchester county, N. Y. (Not Daven-
port's.)
Davidson; landing, Ohio river, Law-
rence county, Ohio. (Not Davidson's.) Davis; bay, Pasquotank river, Pasquo-
tank county, N. C. (Not Davis's.) Davis; landing, Mississippi river, 5 miles
above Cape Girardeau, Mo. (Not
Davis'.)
Davis; ledge, entrance to Salem harbor, Mass. (Not Davis's.)
Davis; township. Fountain county, Ind. (Not Daviess.)
Davis South.; shoal off Nantucket, Mass.
(Not Davis New South nor New South.)
Davistown; see Egoniaga.
Davitte; P. 0. and R. R. station, Polk county, Ga. (Not Davittes, Davitt's, nor Davitts.)
Davols; see Devol.
Dayay; see Dyea.
Dayton; see Twin Lakes. Deadman; bend in Mississippi river,
Adams coimty, Miss. (Not Dead-
man's.)
Deadman; island, Ohio river, Allegheny
county. Pa. (Not Deadman' s.)
Deadman; point, Penobscot bay, 1 J miles from Rockport, Knox county, Me.
(Not Deadman's.)
Deadman; reach in Peril strait, south-
eastern Alaska. (Not Deadman's nor Deadmans.) Deakyneville; landing and P. O., Newcastle county, Del. (Not Deakynes-
vUle.)
Deal; island, Tangier sound, Chesapeake bay, Somerset comity, Md. (Not Deil's nor Devil's.)
Dean; island and landing, Mississippi
river, Mississippi coimty, Ark. (Not Dean's.)
Deanewood; P. 0. and R. R. station,
District of Columbia. (N(jt Deanwood.) Dearing; landing, Missouri river, Calla-
way county. Mo. (Not Dearing's.) Deathdoor; bluff, Green bay. Door coun-
ty, Wis- (Not Death's Door.)
De Berniere; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Jefferson county, Ala. (Not Little War-
rior.)
Debolt; P. O., Douglas county, Nebr.
(Not De Bolt Place, Debolt Place, nor De Bott.) De Chute; see Deschutes.
Decros; point, eastern entrance to Matagorda bay, Matagorda county, Tex. (Not Decrow's.)
Deep; lake on Baranof island, southeast-
ern Alaska. (Not Gloubokoe.) Deep Creek; see Smith. Deer; see Klondike.
Deerhead; township. Barber tounty, Kans. (Not Deer Head.)
Deer Island Thorofare; strait between islands in Penobscot bay. Me.
Deerpark; R. R. station and township, Orange county, N. Y. (Not Deer Park.)
Deerwood; R. R. station and township,
Kittson county, Minn, (Not Deer Wood.) Defoor; ferry across Chattahoochee river, Fulton county, Ga. (Not Defoore's.) Degonia; P. O. and township, Jackson county. 111. (Not Degognia.) Degroff; P. 0., Cayuga county, N. Y.
(Not De Groff.)
Deil's; see Deal.
Dekkan; the central region of southern
India. (Not Deccan.)
Delagoa; bay on southeast coast of Africa. (Not Lagoa nor Lorenzo Marques.
Delana; township, Humboldt county,
1 wa. (Not Delano .
Delancey Point; ledge, Larchmont harbor. Long Island sound, Westchester
county, N. Y. (Not Delancey's Point.) Delavan; P. 0., township, and village,
Faribault county, JNIinn. (Not Del-
evan.)
Delaware Watergap; borough, Monroe county, Pa. (Not Deleware Water
Gap.)
Deleon Springs; P. O.andR.R. station, Volusia county, Fla. (Not De Leon.)
Delhi; city and district in the Punjab, northern India. (Not Dehli, Delli, nor
Dilli.)
Dement' s; see Dochet. Des Moris; see Tete de Mort.
Den--Dis.
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Denison; township, Luzerne county, Pa.
(Not Dennison. Densford; post light, Mississippi river,
Tipton county, Tenn. (Not Dens-
ford's.)
Dentsville; P, O., Charles county, Md.
(Not Dents.) Denzig; see Balkash.
Depere; P. O. and R. R. station, Brown county, Wis. (Not De Pere.)
Derby; wharf, Salem harbor, Essex
county, Mass. (Not Derby's.) Derring; the eastern point of entrance
to Derring harbor, Shelter island, Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not Derring' s.) Derringer; see Dieringer.
Deschutes; river, Olympia county, Wash. (Not De Chute.)
Desdemona; town, Eastland county,
Tex. (Not Desdemonia.)
De Soto; city, Jefferson county. Mo.
(Not Desoto.)
De Soto; see West Rome. Despodo Dagh; see Rhodope. Devall Bluff; county seat of Prairie coun-
ty. Ark. (Not De Vail' s nor Duvall' s.
Devastation; see Pogromni.
Devenport; creek and P. 0., Warren
county, Tenn. (Not Davenport.)
Devil; peak, Mariposa county, Cal.
(Not Devil's nor Signal.) Devils; creek and island, Mississippi
river, Lee county, Iowa. (Not Devil's.) Devils; island; oneoftheApostleislands,
Lake Superior, Wis. (Not Devil's.) Devils; point, Pensacola bay, Escambia
county, Fla. (Not Devil's.) Devil's; see Deal. Devil's; see Nails.
Devils Elbow; post light near Palatka, Saint Johns river, Fla. (Not Devil's
Elbow.)
Devils Elbow; post lights, Illinois river, Fulton and Mason counties, 111. (Not
Devil's Elbow.)
Devils Nose; c^pe, Lake Ontario, Mon-
roe county, N. Y. (Not Devil's Nose.) Devils Pulpit; rock, Whitehall Nar-
rows, Washington county, N. Y. (Not
Devil's Pulpit.)
Devils Wharf; post light, Connecticut
river, 4 miles above Essex, Middlesex county, Conn. (Not Devil's Wharf.)
Devol; pond in Bristo'i county, Mass.
(Not Davols, etc.)
De Vree's; see Islais. Dewitt; P. O. and R. R. station, Carroll
county, Mo. (Not De Witt.) Dewitt Bar; post light, Ohio river, Meiga
county, Ohio. (Not De Witt's Bar.)
Diadaraa; see Dameas. Diarbekr; city and district, Asiatic Tur-
key. (Not Diarbekir nor Kara Amid.)
Dias; creek and village, Cape May county,
N.J. (Not Dyers.)
Diaz; see Big Cottonwood.
Dice; head, Castine harbor, Hancock
county. Me. (Not Dice's.)
Dickey; lake and river, Clallam county.
Wash. .
(Not Dickodochtedar.)
Dickodochtedar; see Dickey.
Dickson; borough and P. 0., Lacka-
wanna county, Pa. (Not Dickson City.
Dieringer; P.O. and R. R. station. Pierce
county. Wash. (Not Derringer.)
Dillard; wharf, opposite mouth of Chick-
ahoning river, James river, Va. (Not
Dollard's.)
Dillen; P. 0., Jefferson county, N. Y.
(Not Dillin.)
Disappointment; cape at mouth of Co-
lumbia river, Washington,
-- Note. On the 6th of July, 1778, Meares, in
the ship Nootka, arrived off the cape and found that a " prodigious easterly swell rolled on the shore," and he had soundings in 16 fathoms over a hard, sandy bottom. "After we had rounded the promontory, a large bay, as we
had imagined, opened to our view, that bore a very promising appearance and into which we steered, with every encouraging expectation.
As we steered into the bay the water shoaled to 9, 8, and 7 fathoms, where breakers were seen right ahead, and from the masthead they were
observed to extend across the bay. We there
fore hauled out." The name Cape Disappoint ment was given to the promontory. It was called Cape Hancock by Gray, in 1792. He changed this name to Cape Disappointment upon hearing that Meares had so named it.
Cape Disappointment retained by Vancouver, by Belcher in 1&39, and by Ex. Ex. in 1841. Duflot de Mofras, 1844, calls it Cape San Roque or Disappointment. It was called Cape Hancock orDisappointment at the first examination of the entrance to the river, in 1850, and the
name Hancock, subsequently, in a secondary manner in the Light-House List, but the name
Disappointment is that used on the oiRcial
charts and by all navigators.--Poc^ Coast
Filot,18S9,p.m.
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Dis--Dru.
Dishroon; post light, Mississippi river, Tensas parish, La. (Not Dishroon's.)
Dividend; see Dividing.
Dividing; creek, Northumberland
county, Va. (Not Dividend.)
Dividing; creek, tributary to Ohoptank river, Talbot county, Md. (Not
Trappe.)
Dix; point, Saint Mary river, Mich. (Not
Dix's.)
Dix; western point of entrance to Duck cove, Mount Desert island. Me. (Not
Nutter's.) Dix; see Nutter.
Dnieper; river of southern Russia, tributary to the Black sea. (Not Dnyepr nor Dniepr.)
Dniester; river of southern Russia, tributary to the Black sea. (Not Dnyestr nor Dniestr.)
Doag; see Dogue.
Dobbs Ferry; town on Hudson river,
Westchester county, N. Y. (Not Dobb's
Ferry.)
Dobelbovsrer Landing; post light, Columbia river, Columbia county, Oreg.
(Not Dobelbower's.)
Dochet; island, Saint Croix river, Washington county. Me. (Not Demont's nor
Saint Croix.)
Dockum; village, Dickens county, Tex.
(Not Dockum' s Ranch.) Doctor Merry; post light, Mississippi
river, Muscatine county, Iowa. (Not Dr. Merry's.) Doctor^ s; see Broward.
Dodge; city, Ford county, Kans. (Not Dodge City.)
Dofllemyer; light and point at entrance to Budd inlet, Puget sound, Thurston county. Wash. (Not Dofflemyer's.)
Dogue; creek, tributary to Potomac
river, Fairfax county, Va. (Not Doag.)
Dollard's; see Dillard.
Dollers; point, on south bank of James river, below Chickahominy river, Surry county, Va. (Not Doller's nor Duller's.)
Doltons; P. O. and R. R. station. Cook
coimty. 111. (Not Dalton nor Dolton's
Station.) Dolton's Station; see Dalton.
Dome, Cal. ; see Balloon Dome.
Borne, Mass. ; see Everett.
Dominica; see Santo Domingo. Donalds; P. 0., R. R. station, and town-
ship, Abbeville county, S. C. (Not
Donaldsville.)
Donetz; river of southern Russia, the principal affluent o£ the Don. (Not Donets nor Donez.)
Donoho Battery; see Fishing Battery. Doornik; see Tournay. Dorrance; borough, P. 0., R. R. station,
and township, Luzerne county, Pa. (Not Dorrancetown.) Dorrity ; creek and post light, Mississippi river, Scott county. Mo. (Not Dorri-
ty's.)
Dosped Dagh; see Rhodope. Dossett; P. 0. and R. R. station, An-
derson county, Tenn. (Not Dosset nor
Dossetts.)
Dougherty; township, Cerro Gordo
county, Iowa. (Not Daugherty.)
Douglas; township, Stafford county, Kans. (Not Douglass.)
Douglas; see President.
Douro; river of Spain and Portugal. (Not
Duero.) Dover; see Canal Dover.
Dovre; township, Kandiyohi county, Minn. (Not Dowe.)
Dowe; see Dovre.
Downing; creek, Gilmer county, Ga,
(Not Dowing.) Downing, Minn. ; see Blackhawk. Downing, N. Y. ; see Randall. Dragston; P. 0., Cumberland county,
N.J. (Not Dragstown.) Drakesville; P. 0., R. R. station, and
township, Davis county, Iowa. (Not Drakeville.)
Drayton; island. Lake George, north-
eastern Florida. (Not Rembert.)
Drew Chute; post lights, Mississippi
river, near Burlington, Iowa. (Not Drew's.)
Drewry; bluff, James river, Chesterfield
county, Va. (Not Drury's.)
Drewry Bluff; P. O.', Chesterfield
county, Va. (Not Drewrys Bluff.) Drisco; shoal in Green bay, Wis. (Not
Drisco's.) Drover's; see Baggers.
Drummond; creek and light, Saint Johns
river, near Jackson grille, Fla. (Not
mm Dru end's.)
Dm--Eas.
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Drummond; island in northern part of I Dunville; hollow, Bennington county,
Lake Huron, Mich. (Not Drum-
Vt. (Not Dunnville.)
mond 's.)
Duplain; 4,'. 0. and township, Clinton
Drujnmondtown; see Accomac.
county, Mich. (Not Du Plain.)
Drury's Bluff; see D)-ewry Bluff. Dry, Alaska; see Haj'ward.
Duquoin; city, P. O., and precinct, Per*
ry county, 111. (Not Du Quoin.
Dry, Nebr. ; see Cottonwood.
Durban; seaport town of Natal, South
Dryden; post light, Missi.ssippi river,
Africa. (Not D' Urban nor Port Natal.)
near Grand Tower, Jackson county. 111. (Not Dryden's.) Drynob; P. O., Laclede county, Mo. (Not Dryknob.) Di-y Romer; see Romer Shoal.
Durfee; post light, Mississippi river, Monroe county. 111. (Not Durfee's.)
Duvall' s; see Devall Bluff.
Duwamish; head, river, and village near
Seattle, King county, Wash. (Not
Dublin; pond, Cheshire county, N. H. Dwamish.
(Not Monadnoek.)
Dvina; see Dwma.
Duboistown; borough and P. 0., Lycom- Dwaas Kill; creek in Saratoga county,
ing county, Pa. (Not DuBoistown.)
N. Y. (Not D. Waus Kill nor Dwaas
Duck; creek, Kent county, Del. (Not
Kil.)
Old Duck.)
Divamish, Wash. ; see Duwamish, Elliott,
Duck; islands in Quoddy Roads, near and Washington.
Eastport, Me.
Dwina; gulf and river, northern Russia.
Duck Creek; see Smyrna.
(Not Dvina nor Duna.
Duero; see Douro.
Dyea; port of entry and P. O. at head of
Duff; P. 0., Arapahoe county, Colo.
Lynn canal, southeastern Alaska. (Not
(Not Magnolia nor Schuyler.)
Dayay, Dejah, Taiya, nor Tyj-a.)
Di(ff; see Magnolia.
Dyea; see Taiv'a.
Duff Bar; post light, Ohio river, 7 miles Dyer; island in Narragansett bay, R. I.
below Pittsburg, Pa. (Not Duff' s Bar.)
(Not Dyer's.)
Duffield; see Turner.
Dyer; see Romanzof.
Dug Hill; P. 0., Putnam county, Tenn. Dyers; see Dias.
(Not Dughill.)
Dyersville; P. 0. and town, Dubuque
Dulhr^s; see Dollers.
county, Iowa. (Not Dyerville.)
Dume; point, north head of Santa Mo-
nica bay, Los Angeles coimty, Cal. (Not
E.
Duma, Dumetz, etc.)
Dumplin; creek and P. 0., Jefferson EacTs; see Simmons.
county, Tenn. (Not Dumpling.)
Eagan; see Egan.
Dumpling Rock; light in Buzzards bay, Eagle; cliff, 750 feet high. Cypress is-
off New Bedford, Bristol county, Mass.
land, Skagit county. Wash. (Not Bald
(Not Round Hill.)
Peak.)
Duna; see Dwina.
Eagle Creek; P. O., Overton county,
Duncan; point, Mississippi river, East
Tenn. (Not Eaglecreek.)
Baton Rouge parish, La. (Not Dun- Eaglegrove; city, P. O., and township,
can's.)
Wright couuty, Iowa. (Not Eagle
Duncan; see McLeod.
Grove Junction.)
Dunkirk; P. 0., Calvert county, Md. Eastaboga; see Estaboga.
(Not Smithville.)
Eastanaula; see Oostanaula.
Dunloup; creek and village, Fayette Eastatoe ; ford, gap, and township, Tran-
coimty, W. Va. (Not Dmiloop, Dun
sylvania county, N. C, and creek, Pick-
Loup, Upper Loop, nor Wiper Loop.)
ens county, S. C. (Not Estatee nor
Dunn; creek. Saint Johns river, near
Estatoe.
Jacksonville, Duvall county, Ela. (Not East Bootlibay; P. 0. and village, Lin-
Dunn's.)
coln county, Me. (Not East Booth
Dunn; see Crescent.
Bay.)
Ill
Eas--Elk.
Eastern; see Malay. Eastern Branch; see Anacostia. East Fork of the Yellowstone; see Lamar.
East Gallatin; river in Gallatin county, Mont.
East Geuda Springs; see Geuda Springs. East Haverhill; see Rock Village. East Helena; P. 0. and R. R. junction,
Lewis and Clarke county, Mont. (Not Easton nor Prickly.) East Highlands; P. 0., San Bernardino
county, Cal. (Not East Highland.) East Houndsfield; see Hounsfield. Eastlake; P. 0., Jefferson county, Ala.
(Not East Lake.) Easton; see East Helena. Eastport; village, Pickett county, Tenn.
(Not Spurrier.)
Eaton; point, Camden harbor, Knox
county, Me. (Not Easton.) Eatons Neck; light and point, Suffolk
county, N. Y. (Not Eaton's Neck.)
Eau Claire; city, county, and river in
Wisconsin. (Not Clearwater nor Eau-
claire.)
Eau Pleine; town, Portage county, Wis.
(Not Eau Plaine.) Ebenecook; harbor, Sheepscot bay, Lin-
coln county, Me. (Not Ebenicook.) Ebenezer Siation; see Graymont.
Ecell; see Ezel. Echo; see Calf.
Eclihart Mines; post village, Allegany coimty, Md. (Not Eckart Mines.)
Econijaga; see Egoniaga. Eden; see Edon.
Edgartown Great; pond on Marthas
Vineyard, Mass. (Not Herring.) Edgecumbe; see Kruzof.
Edge-water; R. R. station, Cayuga
county, N. Y. (Not Edgwater.)
*Edgemont; P. 0. and township, Dela-
ware county. Pa. (Not Edgmont.) Edina; P. 0. and village, Hennepin
county, Minn. (Not Edina Mills.) Edison; P.O. and R.R. station, Sussex
county, N. J. (Not Ogden Mine.) Edison; slough, Skagit county. Wash.
(Not North Samish nor Samish.) Edmond; see Edwards.
Edmonds; P.O. and R.R. station, Sno-
homish county. Wash. (Not Edmunds.)
Edmunds; glacier on Mount Rainier,
Wash. (Not South Mowicb.)
Edmund's; see Tarrant.
Edon; P. 0. and village, Williamscounty,
Ohio. (Not Eden.)
Edwards; creek, Duval county, Fla.
(Not Eward's, Samples, nor Starrett's.)
Edwards; point, Galveston bay, Tex.
(Not Edward's.)
Edwards; point, Snohomish county. Wash. (Not Edmond nor Edmunds,
etc.)
Edwards; township, Ogemaw county,
Mich. (Not Edward.)
Eelchee; see Khotan.
Egan; township, Dakota county, Minn.
(Not Eagan.)
Egg Harbor; city, Atlantic county, N.J.
(Not Egg Harbor City.) Egoniaga; creek, Calhoun county, Ala.
(Not Davistown nor Econijaga.) Ekaterinburg; town in the Ural moun-
tains, Asiatic Russia. (Not lekaterin-
bourg, Jekaterinenburg, nor Yekater-
inburg.)
Elburz; mountain in the Caucasus,
southern Russia; highest mountain in
Europe. (Not Elborus, Elbrooz, nor
Elbruz.)
Elco; see Elko.
Elden; township, Dickey county, N. Dak.
(Not Eldin.)
Elderado; see Lewisburg.
Eldridge Mill; P. 0., Buckingham
county, Va. (Not Eldridges.)
*Elderon; P. 0. and township, Marathon
county, Wis. (Not Eldron.)
Eleanor; creek, Tuolumne county, Cal. (Not Lake River.
Elger; bay in Camano island, Puget sound, Wash. (Not Algers.)
Elgin; see Moray. Elizabethtown; P. 0., R. R. station,
and town, Bartholomew county, Ind. (Not Elizabeth Town.) Elizaville; P.O., R.R. station, and village, Columbia county, N. Y. (Not
Ellerslie.)
Elk; city, Montgomery county, Kans. (Not Elk City.)
Elk; lake, Beltrami county, Minnesota.
(Not Glazier.) Elk; P. 0., Douglas county, Nebr.
Elk City.)
(Not
Elk; see Castle.
Elk Falls; city, Elk county, Kans. (Not
Elkfalls.)
Elk--Err.
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Elkhorn; peak, Jefferson county, Mont. (Not Baldy, Big Baldy, nor Elkhorn
Baldy.)
Elkliorn Grove; P. 0. and township, Carroll county, 111. (Not Elk Horn
Grove.)
Elkins; landing, Mississippi river, Scott county, Mo. (Not Elkins'.)
Elklick; P. O, and township, Somerset county, Pa. (Not Elk Lick nor West
Salisbury.)
Elko ; P. 0. and village, Barnwell county,
S. C. (Not Elco.) Ellicott; creek, Erie county, N. Y. (Not
Ellicotte.)
Ellicottville; P.O. and town, Cattarau-
gus county, N. Y. (Not Ellicottsville.) Elliot; point, Puget sound, Snohomish
county. Wash. (Not Elliott.) Elliott; bay near Seattle, Wash. (Not
Dwamish.
Elliott; landing, Columbia river, Cowlitz county, Wash. (Not Elliott's.)
Elliott; township, Sanborn county,
S. Dak. (Not Elliot.)
Elliott Knob; mountain peak, Augusta
county, Va. (Not Eogers.) This mountain has been locally known for
many years as Elliott's Knob. The desire has been expressed to substitute the name of Rog-
ers, in honor of Prof. W. B. Kogers, formerly the State geologist of Virginia, and a pioneer in the study of the geology of that State. This decision is based on the grounds, first, that the name Elliott Knob is well established, and, second, that a mountain peak in Virginia near the North Carolina line has already been named in honor of Professor Rogers.
Ellis; cliff, Mississippi river, Adams
county. Miss. (Not Ellis's.)
Ellis; island. New York harbor, N. Y.
(Not Ellis's.) Ellis; reef, Stonington harbor, Conn.
(Not Ellis'.) EUisville; county seat and P. 0., Jones
county. Miss. (Not EUisville Depot.)
Elm; city, Labette county, Kans. (Not Ehn City.)
Elmonte; P. 0. and K. R. station, Los
Angeles county, Cal. (Not Monte.)
El Morro; see Morro.
Elmwood; P. 0. and township, Saline
county. Mo. (Not Elm Wood.)
Elmwood Place; P. 0. and R. R. sta-
tion, Hamilton country, Ohio.
Elmwood Village.)
(Not
Elovoi; islet in Peril strait, southeastern Alaska. (Not Fir-tree, Spruce, nor Yelowoi.)
El Paso; city. El Paso county, Tex.
(Not Elpaso.) El Pinole; see Pinole. Elreno; P. 0., Canadian county, Okla.
(Not El Reno.)
Elsinore; P.O., Carter county. Mo. (Not
Ellsinore.)
Elsinore; see Elsmore.
Elsmore; city and township, Allen county, Kans. (Not Elsinore.)
Emelia; see Amelia.
Emery; gap, P. 0., and river in Ten-
nessee. (Not Emory, Big Emery, nor Emerys.) Emgeten; island in Sitka harbor, Alaska. (Not Emheleni.)
Emmet; P. O. and township, Holt coun-
ty, Nebr. (Not Emmett.)
Emmet; P. 0. and township. Saint Clair
county, Mich. (Not Emmett.)
Emm.ons; glacier on Mount Rainier, Wash. (Not White.)
Empire; city, Cherokee county, Kans. (Not Empire City.)
Empire; city, Coos county, Oreg. (Not Empire City.)
Emponay; see Stoney. Enders; P. 0., Dauphin county, Pa.
(Not Jacksonville.)
Engelmann; canyon near Colorado
Springs, Colo. (Not Ingleman's.) English; river near Delagoa bay, south-
east coast of Africa. (Not Espirito Santo.)
Englishman; bay, northeast of Roque island, Washington county. Me.
Englund; P. O., Marshall county, Minn.
(Not England.) Enisei; see Yenisei.
Ennis; P. 0., Madison county, Mont.
(Not Enniss.)
Ensly; post light, Mississippi river, Shelby county, Tenn. (Not Ensley.)
Ephrata; P. 0. and township, Lancaster
county. Pa. (Not Ephratah.)
Eppes; creek and island, James river,
Charles City county, Va. (Not Eppes' ) Erdahl; township. Grant county, Minu.
(Not Erdal.) Erdely; see Transylvania. Er-Riad; see Eiad.
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Err--Fan.
Errol; island, southerly continuation of the Chandeleur islands, La. (Not
Grand Gosier.) Ervin; township, Howard county, Ind.
(Not Erwin.)
Erzerum; principal city of Armenia,
Asiatic Turkey. (Not Arzroom, etc.) Erzgebirge; mountain chain between
Bohemia and Saxony, Germany. (Not
Erz, Erz-Gebirge, nor Erzegeberge.) Esbon; see Ezbon.
Escaut; see Scheldt.
Esch.sch.oltz; bay, Kotzebue sound, northern Alaska. (Not Esholtz, etc.)
Espana; see Spain. Espirito Santo; see English.
Essex Branch; see Dan vers. Estaboga; creek, district, and P. 0.,
Talladega county, Ala. (Not Easta-
boga.)
Estero; bay, point, and river, San Luis Obispo county, Cal. (Not Estros nor
Esteroa.)
Etna; P. 0. and township, Siskiyou county, Cal. (Not Etna Mills.)
Etolin ; island, south of Kupreanof island, Alexander archipelago, Alaska. (Not
Etoline, etc.)
Etowah.; river, Dawson and Lumpkins
counties, Ga. (Not Etawi, Etowa, nor Hightower.) Eubaa; see Evvia. Eucebia; see TJceba. Euh.arlee; creek in Polk and Bartow counties, Ga., and P. 0. in Bartow county, Ga. (Not Euharley.) Eureka; see Wayanda. Evans Cross Roads; see Timberridge.
Evans Landing; post light, Ohio river,
and P. 0., Harrison county, Ind. (Not Evan's Landing.) Everest; peak in the Himalaya mountains; highest peak in the world. (Not
Gaurisankar.) Everett; mountain, Berkshire county,
Mass. (Not Bald, Dome, Taughanuc,
nor Washington.)
Ewia; a Greek island. (Not Euboea.) Ewan; P. 0., Gloucester county, N. J.
(Not Ewan's Mills.) Eward's; see Edwards. Ezbon; township and village, Jewell
county, Kans. (Not Esbon.)
Ezel; post village, Morgan county, Ky,
(Not Ecell nor Ezell.)
M s--03 8
F.
Fackler .
P. 0. and R. R. station, Jackson
county, Ala. (Not Flackler.)
Eairbank; town and township, Sullivan
county, Ind. (Not Fairbanks.)
Fairchilds; chute, creek, and island No.
114, Mississippi river, Adams county,
Miss. (Not Fairchild's.)
Fairfield; see Salmon Falls.
Fairgrove; P.O. and township, Tuscola
county, Mich.
.
(Not Fair Grove.)
Fairhaven; P. 0. and landing, Chesa-
peake bay, Anne Arundel county, Md.
(Not Fair Haven.)
Fairlee^ creek and P. 0., Kent county, Md. (Not Farley's nor Forley's.)
Fairlie; see Hedges.
Fairplay; county seat. Park county,
Colo. (Not Fair Play.)
Fairport; village. Lake county, Ohio.
-- Note. The P. O. in this village is Fairport
Harbor.
Fairview; see Ferrell.
Fairview Dome; mountain in Yosemite
National Park, Cal. (Not Soda Springs Buttes nor Soda Spring Dome.) Fairweather; see Fayerweather. Falcon; cape, Clatsop county, Oreg. (Not False Tillamook.) Falkner; island, Long Island sound,
New Haven county, Conn.
Discovered by the Dutch captain, Adrien
Block, in 1614, and named by him " Valcken Eylandt " (Falcon Island). This Dutch name was corrupted by the English to Fawkner's Island, Falkner's Island, and Falkland's
Island.--i>r. Kohl's MS.
Fallbrook; borough and P. O., Tioga
county, Pa. (Not Fall Brook.)
Fall River; city. Greenwood county,
Kans. (Not Fallriver.)
Falls; creek, Tuolumne county, Cal.
(Not Fall River.) False ChiUcat; see Chilkoot.
False Liston's Point; see Bombay Hook.
False Tillamook; see Falcon.
Fancher; P. 0. and R. R. station, Orleans county, N. Y. (Not Murray.)
Fancy Creek; city. Clay county, Kana.
(Not Fancycreek.)
Fannie; see Bailey.
Fanning; southern point of entrance to
Greenport harbor, Suffolk county.
Long Island- (Not Fanning' s.)
Far--Fis.
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Faraby; island, North Landing river,
Currituck county, N. C. (Not Faraby' s.) Farallone; islands off San Francisco bay, Cal. (Not Farallon.)
Farill; P. O. and R. E. station, Cherokee county, Ala. (Not Farrill.)
Farley's; see Fairlee. Farlin; see Voorheesville.
Farmers Valley; see Farmvale.
Farming-ton; river, Hartford county. Conn. (Not Tunkis.)
Farmvale; P. O., Hamilton county, Nebr. (Not Farmers Valley.)
Farnam; hill and P. P. station, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Farnham nor
Farnums.) Farnum; see Dark.
Faroe ; a group of Danish islands north
of Scotland. (Not Faero, Faro, nor
Faeroe.)
Faulkner; P. 0. and P. R. station, Charles county, Md. (Not Lothair.)
Faulkner's; see Falkner.
Fayerweather; island near Bridgeport,
Fairfield county, Conn. (Not Fairweather.) February; P. O., Washington county, Tenn. (Not Febuary.) Felton; see Barker. Fentress; P. O. and R. R. station, Norfolk county, Va. (Not Centre vi lie.)
Fenwick; island at mouth of South
Edisto river, Colleton county, S. C. (Not Fen-wick's.)
Fenwick; island, lighthouse, and shoal, 20 miles south of Cape Henlopen, Del.
(Not Fenwick' s.) Fernandina Entrance; see Saint Marys
Entrance.
Fernbank; P. 0. and village, Hamilton
county, Ohio. (Not Fern Bank.)
Fern Hill; P. 0. and precinct. Pierce county, Wash. (Not Fernhill.)
Ferrell; P. 0., Gloucester county, N. J. (Not Fairview.)
Ferro Mont; see Kenvil. Ferry; see Hurst.
Feurabush.; R. R. station, Albany county, N. Y. (Not Furabush.)
Feuri Spruyt; creek in Coeymans, Albany county, N. Y. (Not Spray t Kill.
Fiddler; ledge, Fox Island Thorofare, Penobscot bay, Me. (Not Fidler's.)
Field; point, Long Island sound, near
Greenwich, Fairfield county, Conn. (Not Horse Neck.)
Fife; P. C, Goochland county, Va. (Not
Fife's.)
Fiji; group of islands. South Pacific ocean. (Not Feejee nor Viti.)
Filipinos; see Philippine. Filley; mountain, Berkshire county,
Mass. (NotTilley.) Finch's; see Tweed. Finch's Island; see Red.
Finderne; P. 0. and R. R. station, Somerset county, N. J. (Not Findern.)
Findley; township, Allegheny county, Pa. (Not Finley.)
Finisterre ; cape, the westernmost headland of Spain. (Not Finistere.)
Finley; landing and post light, Mississippi river, near Waupeton, Dubuque
county, Iowa. (Not Finley' s.)
Finley; run, Cumberland county, N. J. (Not Caspers, Shimp's, Stretche, nor
Stretch's.)
Finley; see Findley.
Finns; point, Delaware river, Salem county, N. J. (Not Finn's.)
Fir-tree; see Elovoi.
Fish; dock, Saint Clair river, 3 miles south of Algonac, Saint Clair county, Mich. (Not Fish's.)
Fish; lake inEgan, Dakota county, Minn. (Not Thompson.)
Fisher; island, Illinois river, Greene county. 111. (Not Fisher's.)
Fisher; P. 0., township, and village, Polk county, Minn. (Not Fisher Land-
ing-)
Fisher Creek; P. O., Hawkins county,
Tenn. (Not Fishers Creek.)
Fisherman; point on right bank of Indian
river, near Melbourne, Brevard county, Fla. (Not Fisherman's.)
Fisherman; shoal. Lake Michigan, 9 miles east of Washington island, Door
county. Wis. (Not Fisherman's.)
Fisherman Island; passage, Penobscot
bay. Me. (Not Fisherman's Island.) Fisherman's; see Whitney. Fishers; island, Long Island sound, Suf-
folk county, N. Y. (Not Fisher's.) Fishers; P. 0., Clarke county. Wash.
(Not Fisher, Fishers Landing, nor Fishers Wharf.)
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Fis--For.
Fishers Point; range lights, Delaware river, near Piiiladelphia, Pa. (Not
Fisher's.)
Fishing Battery; lighthouse in Chesapeake bay, near entrance to Susquehanna river. (Not Donoho Battery.)
Fishing- Rocks; point, the western head of Mumford cove, Fishers Island sound,
Fo-Kien; see Fukien. *Foldal; P. 0. and township, Marshall
county, Minn. (Not Foldahl.) Folsom; P. 0. and R. R. station, Atlantic
county, N. J. (Not Germantown nor
New Germany.)
Folsom^ P. 0. and R. R. station. Mills county, Iowa. (Not Henton nor Hen-
Conn. (Not Bluff.) Fishing Rocks; see Bluff. Fish Point; ledge, Portland harbor, Me.
(Not Fishes.)
Fitler; landing and point, Mississippi river, Issaquena county. Miss. (Not
Fitler' s.)
Five Finger; rapids in the upper Yukon,
ton's.)
Fondulac; township, Tazewell county, 111. (Not Fond du Lac nor Frontenac.
Fonseca ; bay on west coast of Nicaragua.
(Not Conchagua.) Foochow; see Fuchau.
Foot; creek in Brown county, S. Dak.
(Not Foote.)
near Rink rapids. (Not Five-finger. Forbes; bay, Pasquotank river, Pasquo-
Five Points; see Richwood.
Flackler; see Fackler.
Flagler; P. 0., Marion county, Iowa.
tank county, N. C. (Not Forbes' s.)
Ford Point; post light, Mississippi river, Adams county, Miss. (Not Ford's
(Not Flagler's.)
Point.)
Flagtown; R. R. station and village, Fords Depot; P. O., R. R. station, and
Somerset county, N. J. (Not Flagg-
village, Dinwiddle county, Va. (Not
town.) Flagtown; see Frankfort.
Flanagan Mills; P. 0., Cumberland
Fords.)
Fords Ferry; post light and P. O., Ohio river, Crittenden county, Ky. (Not
county, Va. (Not Flanagans Mill.)
Ford's Ferry.)
Flathead; lake and river in northwestern Montana. (Not Pend d' Oreille nor
Selish.)
Flatrock; township, Henry county, Ohio.
Fords Store; see Winchester.
Forest; lake, Cheshire county, N. H. (Not Humphrey's Pond.)
Forest; P. 0. and R. R. station, Newcas-
(Not Flat Rock.)
Flawhill; see Snow Hill.
tle county, Del. (Not Blackbird nor Blackbird Station.)
Flax; see Little Colorado.
Forest City; precinct, Sarpy county,
Fleet; point at mouth of Great Wicom-
Nebr. (Not Forrest City nor Forest.)
ico river, Northumberland county, Va. Forest Hills; village within the city
(Not Fleet's.)
limits of Boston, Mass. (Not Forest
Fletcher; landing, Mississippi river,
Hill.)
Mississippi comity. Ark. (Not Fletch- Forestport; P. 0. and township, Oneida
er's.)
county, N. Y. (Not Forest Port.)
Florida; river, southwestern Colorado. Forestville; P. O. and township, Fill-
(Not Rio Florida.)
more county, Minn. (Not Forrestville.)
Flourville; P. 0., Washington county, Forestville; P.O. and village, Chautau-
Tenn. (Not Floursville.)
qua county, N. Y. (Not Forrestville.)
Flye; point, Blue Hill bay, Hancock Fork; rocks, off north end of Pvudence
county, Me. (Not Flye's.) Flye Point; ledge. Blue Hill bay, Han-
island, Narragansett bay, R. I. (Not
Fort.)
cock county. Me. (Not Flye's Point.)
Flynns Knoll; shoal in entrance to New
York harbor. (Not Flynn's Knoll.)
Forks of Little Sandy; see Little Sandy. Forks of Water; see Strait Creek. Forks Station; see Cheektowaga.
Foggy; see Semidi.
Forley's; see Fairlee.
Fogleman; chute and post light, Missis- Forrest; county seat of Saint Fraucia
Bippi river, Crittenden county, Ark.
county, Ark. (Not Forrest City.)
(Not Fogleman' s.)
Forrest City; see Forest City.
For--Fnk.
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Forrester; point, Saint Johns river, about Franklin Furnace; P. O. and R. R. sta-
3 miles below Palatka, Putnam county,
tion, Sussex county, N. J. (Not
Fla. (Not Forrester's.) Fort; see Fork. Fort Calhoun; see Calhoun.
Fortescue; beach, creek, landing, and neck, Cumberland county, N. J. (Not
Fortesque.)
Fort Hunter; town, Dauphin cotmty,
Pa. (Not Eockville.)
Fort Monroe; Elizabeth City county,
Va. (Not Fortress Monroe.) Note.--On February 8, 1828, the Secretary of
War ordered that the works at Old Point Comfort be called Fort Monroe, and not Fortress Monroe.
Fort Eecovery ; P. O. and village, Kecov-
ery township, Mercer county, Ohio. (Not Recovery.) Fort Tatas; see Banjermasin. Fortuna; see Klokachef.
Fort "Wasliing'ton; point, Hudson river,
New York City, N. Y. (Not Jeffrey's
Hook.)
Fort "Wool; Hampton Roads, Va. (Not
Rip-Raps.) Fort Wrangel; see Wrangell. Forum; see Dark.
Foster; landing and P. 0., Ohio river. Bracken county, Ky. (Not Foster's.)
Foulweather; cape, Oregon.
Sometimes confused vnih. Yaquina Head, a
diflferent point, 6 miles distant to the southward.
Franklin.)
Franklintown ; borough and P. 0. , York
county. Pa. ("Not Franklin.)
Frazier; mountain, Ventura county, Cal.
(Not Cuddy Peak.) Frazier; point, Winyaw bay, George-
town county, S. C. (Not Frazier' s.) Frederika; P. O. and township, Bremer
county, Iowa. (Not Frederica.)
Freeman; rock at entrance to Mud
Hole channel, near Great Wass island, Washington county, Me. (Not Freeman's rock nor Freeman's ledge.) Freemason; islands, Chandeleur sound,
Saint Bernard parish, La. (Not Freemason Keys.) Freeport; see West Seattle.
Fremont; P. 0. and township, Steuben
county, Ind. (Not Fremount.) French; hill in Peru, Berkshire county,
Mass. (Not French's.) French.; point, Mississippi river, Fulton
county, Ky. (Not French's.)
French Camp; P. O. and village, Choc-
taw county, Miss. (Not French Camps.)
Frenchton; P. 0., Upshur county, W.
Va. (Not Frenchtown nor Beechto wn. Friar; head, Long Island sound, Suffolk
county, N. Y. (Not Friar's.)
Friar; point, Mississippi river, Coahoma
county. Miss. (Not Friars Point.)
Fourche Maline; fork of Poteau river, Friendly; see Tonga. Choctaw Nation, Ind. T. (Not Fourche Friends; landing, Kanawha river, Ka-
Malene, Malin, etc.)
nawha county, W. Va. (Not Friend's
Fox; creek, Schoharie county, N. Y.
Landing)
(Not Foxe's.)
Front; mountain range, the easternmost
Fox; see Pishtaka.
in Colorado. (Not Colorado.)
Fox Hole; creek, tributary to Tred Frontenac; see Fondulac.
Avon river, near Oxford, Talbot coun- Frozen; see Cold.
ty, Md. (Not Fox's Hole.)
Fuca; see Juan de Fuca.
Francesville; P. O. and town, Pulaski Fuchau; treaty port, Formosa strait,
county, Ind. (Not Franesville.)
China. (Not Foochow, etc.)
Frank; landing and post light, Ohio Fug-ates Hill; P. 0., Russell county,
river, Perry county, Ind.
(Not
Va. (Not Fugate Hill nor Fugate's
Frank's.)
Hill.)
Frank; ledge, New London harbor, Fujiyama; volcano, Japan. (Not Foo-
Conn. (Not Frank's.)
see, Fooseeyama, Fousi, Fuji, Fuji
Frankfort; P. 0. and village, Somerset gama, Fuji-no-yama, Fujino-yama, Fu-
county, N. J. (Not Flagtown.)
ji-san, Fuji-yama, Fusi, Fusino-yama,
Frankfort; township and village, Will
Fusiyama, nor Fusi-yama.)
county, ni. (Not Frankfort Station.) Fukien; maritime province of China.
Franklin; P. 0., Lee county, Iowa. (Not Franklin Centre.)
(Nol Fokien, Fo Kien, Fo-Kien, Fuhkien, Fuh-Kien, Fukian, nor Fu Kyen.)
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Ful--Geo.
Pulker; island and shoal, Croatan sound, Dare county, N. C. (Not Fulker's nor
Fulkner's.)
Fullens; P. 0. and R. R. station, Greene county, Tenn. (Not Fullen's, Fuller's, Fullen, Chuekey City, nor Chucky
City.)
Fuller; rock, Providence river, R. I.
(Not Fuller's.) Funen; see Fyen. Furabush; see Feurabush.
Furgeson Lane; narrow reach in Ohio
river, near Saint Marys, Pleasants
county, W. Va. (Not Furgeson's
Lane.)
Fur Seal; see Pribilof. Fusiyama; see Fujiyama. Fu-thien; see Hue. Fyen; Danish island, Baltic sea.
(Not
Fuhnen, Funen, nor Fyn.)
G.
Gabe Rock; mountain, precinct, and
springs. Banner county, Nebr. (Not Gabes Rock nor Gate Rock. Gaffney ; town, Spartanburg county, S. C. (Not Gaffney City.) Gai-Dinh-Thanh; see Saigon. Gaines; township and village, Genesee county, Mich. (Not Gaines Station nor Gaines village.) Gaines Landing; post light and P. 0.,
Mississippi river, Chicot county. Ark. (Not Gaines' Landing.)
Galankin; island and group of islets in
Sitka harbor, Alaska. (Not Peschani nor Sandy.)
Galatia; P. 0., township, and village,
Saline county, 111. (Not Gallatia.) Galatz; city, Roumania. (Not Galacz
nor Galatch.)
Galbraith Springs; P. 0. in Hawkins county, Tenn. (Not Galbraith'
Springs.)
Gales; ledge and point near Salem,
Mass. (Not Gale's.)
Galesville; P. 0. and village, Anne Arundel county, Md. (Not Galloways nor West River.)
Gallatia; see Galatia. Gallatin; river in Gallatin county,
Mf;nt.
Gallatin; see West Gallatin.
Galle; see Point de Galle.
Galliher; point and post light, Skagit bay, Skagit county, Wash. (Not Gal-
liher's.)
Gallivans; see Ponce de Leon. Galloo; islands and lighthouse at east
end of Lake Ontario, Jefferson county, N. Y. (Not Galloup.)
Galloways; see Galesville. Galltovm; see Vanderpool.
Ganargua; creek, Wayne county, N. Y.
(Not Gnargwa nor Mud.) Gannet; rocks in Centerville harbor,
south shore of Cape Cod, Mass. (Not Garnet nor Gurnet.) Gans; P. O. and R. R. station, Cherokee Nation, Ind. T. (Not Gann.)
Gardafui; see Guardafui.
Garden; city, Finney county, Kana. (Not Garden City.)
Garden Plain; city, Sedgwick county,
Kans. (Not Gardenplain.)
Gardiners; bay, island, and point, east end of Long Island, Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not Gardner's.)
Gardner's; see Gardiners. Gareloi; island, middle Aleutians, Alas-
ka. (Not Burnt nor Gorely.)
Garey; see Carey. Garfield; lake in Monterey, Berkshire
coimty, Mass. (Not Brewer.) Gariep; seeVaal. Garnet; see Gannet.
Garrisons; town, Putnam coimty, N. Y., opposite West Point. (Not Garri-
son's.)
Garvanza; P. 0. and R. R. station, Lo3
Angeles county, Cal. (Not Garvanzo.) Gate; see Gabe. Gate; see Toll Gate. Gaurisankar; see Everest.
Gavanski; group of islands in Sitka
sound, Alaska. (Not Harbor.)
Gedney; channel, entrance to Lower
bay, N. Y. (Not Gedney's.)
Gees; point, Hudson river. West Point, N.Y. (Not Gee's.)
General; creek in Placer county, CaL (Not Sugar Pine.)
Genoa; P. 0. and R. R. station, Wayne county, W. Va. (Not Genoah.)
Gens de Large; see Chandlar.
George; creek and township, Fayette
county, Pa. (Not Georges.) George; see Saint George.
Geo--Gle.
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Georges; bank, ESE. of Cape Cod, Atlantic ocean; and shoal in same, latitude 41° 40^ longitude 67° 45^ (Not Saint
George's.)
Georges; creek (branch of Potomac), Allegany county, Md. (Not George' s.
Georges; islands, Muscongus bay, Lincoln county. Me. (Not George's nor
Saint George's.)
Georges; rock, east of Sheffield island, Long Island sound, Fairfield county, Conn. (Not George's.)
Georgeto-wn; P. 0. and township. Clay county, Minn. (Not George Town.)
Georgetown, N. Y. ; see Taborton. Georgetown, Pa. ; see Dalmatia. Georgia; strait betweenVancouver island
and the mainland, British Columbia. (Not Gulf of Georgia.) Gerle; creek and settlement, Eldorado county, Cal. (Not Gurley.)
German; township, Harrison county,
Ohio. (Not Germano.) Germania; see Cologne. Germantovm; see Folsom.
*Geuda; city, P. 0., and E. R. station, Sumner and Cowley counties, Kans. (Not East Geuda Springs.)
Gharraniuel; see Carrantuchill.
Ghats; two mountain chains in India.
(Not Ghauts.)
Gibbs point. North Landing river. Prin; cess Anne county, Va. (Not Gibb's.)
Gibraltar; P. C, Union county, N. C.
(Not Gibralter.)
Gibraltar; P. 0., Wayne county, Mich.
(Not Gibralter.) Gibraltar; village, Skagit coimty,Wash.
(Not Gibralter.) Gibson; landing, Mississippi river, Con-
cordia parish, La. (Not Gibson's.)
Giesboro; point, Potomac river, D. C.
(Not Giesborough.)
Gilbert; chute, island, and landing, Mississippi river, Marion county. Mo. (Not
Gilbert's.)
Gilbertsville ; P. 0., Blackhawk county,
Iowa. (Not Gilbertville.) Gilchrist; wharf on north side of entrance
to Thunder Bay river, Alpena county,
Mich. (Not Gilchrist's.) Gildehouse; post village, Franklin coun-
ty, Mo. (Not Gildehaus.)
Gilette; see Gillette.
Gilford; post light, Illinois river, Cal-
houn county. 111. (Not Gilford's.) Gilkey; harbor. South Islesboro, Penob-
scot bay. Me. (Not Gilkey' s.) Gillam; P. 0. and township, Jasper
county, Ind. (Not Gilman.) Gillette; P. O. and R. R. station, Morris
county, N. J. (Not Gilette.)
Gillett Grove; P. 0. and township, Clay county, Iowa. (Not Gillett' s.)
Gillford; township, Wabasha county, Minn. (Not Guilford.)
Gilliam; landing, Mississippi river, Jefferson county. Miss. (Not Gilliam's.)
Gillie; creek, Henrico county, Va. (Not Gilliss nor Gilleys.)
Gillmore; creek and P. O., Wolfe county, Ky. (Not Gilmore.)
Gilman; see Gillam.
Gilmanton; P. O., township, and village, Buffalo coimty. Wis. (Not Gilman-
· town.)
Gilmore post village and R. R. station, ; Allegany county, Md. (Not Midland Junction nor Tannery.)
Giltner; P. 0. and R. R. station, Hamilton county, Nebr. (Not Bromfield.)
Girin; see Kirin. Gists; see Guess.
Glacier; peak on rim of Crater lake, Oreg. (Not Shag nor Maxwell.)
Glacier; see Johnson. Glacier Brook; see Snow. Gladstone ; P. 0. and village, Henderson
coxinty, 111. (Not Gladston.)
Glaize; see Grand Glaise. Glasscock; island and tow-head, Missis-
sippi river, Adams county, Miss. (Not
Glasscock's.)
*Glastenbury; town, Bennington coun-
ty, Vt. (Not Glastonbury.)
Glastonbury; town, Hartford county, Conn. (Not Glastenbury.)
Glaze; see Grand Glaise.
Glazier; see Elk. Glen; see Center.
Glendale; P. 0. and township, Scott county, Minn. (Not Glendule.)
Glen Grouse ; city, Cowley county, Kans.
(Not Glengrouse.)
Glenmont; P. 0. and R. R. station, Bethlehem, Albany county, N. Y. (Not The
Abbey.)
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Gle--Ijira.
Glenn; rocks, Ohio river, near Martins-
ville, Wetzel county, W. Va. (Not
Glenn's Rocks.) Glenndale; P. 0. and R. R. station.
Prince George county, Md. (Not Glenn
Dale.)
Glenpark; P. 0. and R. R. station. Lake
county, Ind. (Not Kelley.)
Glenview; P. 0. and R. R. station, Morris county, N. J. (Not Whitehall nor Whitehall Station.)
Gloubokoe; see Deep. Gloucester; harbor, Essex county, Mass.
(Not Cape Ann.) Gnadenhutten; P.O. and village, Tusca-
rawas county, Ohio. (NotGnaden'n.) Gnesen; township. Saint Louis county,
Minn. (Not Guesen.) Goat; island in San Francisco bay, Cal.
(Not Yerba Buena.) Gobi; desert, central Asia. (Not Gobi,
Shamo, nor Shaho.) Goblin; see Hoodoo. Godavari; river in southern India. (Not
Godavery.) Goflf; eastern point of entrance to Na-
peague harbor, Long Island, Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not Goffs.)
Goffe; see Hicks.
Golding; post light, Mississippi river, near Bellevue, Jackson county, Iowa. (Not Golding' s.)
Goldman; P.O., Mississippi river, Ten-
sas parish. La. (Not Goldman's.)
Goldsboro; two creeks and a spring, Talbot county, Md. (NotGoldsborough.)
Gold Spring; see Cold Spring. Golofnin; bay and sound, off Norton
sound, northwestern Alaska. (Not Golovin, Golofnine, etc.) Golts; P. 0. and R. R. station, Cecil coun-
ty, Md. (Not Golt.) Goodbys; creek, Duval county, Fla.
(Not Goodbys Lake, Goodsby's, nor Mosby.) Good Intent; P. 0., Atchison county, Kans. (Not Goodintent.) Goodnow; mountain, pond, and river, Essex county, N. Y. (Not Goodenow nor Goodwin.) Goodrich; pond near Pittsfield, Berk-
shire county, Mass. (Not Sylvan.) Goodrich; post light, Mississippi river,
East Carroll parish. La. (Not Good-
rich's.)
Goodwill; P. 0., Cumberland county, Tenn. (Not Johnson Stand.)
Goodwin; see Goodnow. Goose; pond, Berkshire county, Mass.
(Not Lake May.) Gooseberry Island; ledge, entrance to
Burnt Coat harbor, Penobscot Bay, Me.
(Not The Bull.) Gooselake; P. O. and village, Clinton
county, Iowa. (Not Goose Town.) Goose Pond; brook, Berkshire county,
Mass. (Not Chanter's nor Chaucer's.) Gooski; lake or prairie, Marion county,
Fla. (Not Gooskee, Gooskie, nor Goosky.)
Gordon; ferry, landing, and post light, Mississippi river, Jackson county, Iowa.
(Not Gordon's.)
-- Note. The P.O. here is Gordons Ferry.
Gorely; see Gareloi.
Goreville; P. 0. and township, Johnson county. 111. (Not Goresville.)
Goshen; town, Rockbridge county, Va.
-- Note. The name of the P. O. in this town is
Goshen Bridge. Gothard; see Saint Gotthard.
Gottenborg; city in southern Sweden. (Not Gothenburg nor Gottenburg.
Governors; island. New York harbor.
(Not Governor's.) Gracias a Dios; cape, easternmost point
of ''^Ticaragua, Central America. (Not Gracias-a-Dios nor Gracias.) Grafton; see Grayton.
Grampian Hills; a mountain range in
central Scotland. (Not Grampians.)
Grand; lake, Aroostook county, Me.
(Not Schoodic.) Grand; see Neosho. Grande Pointe au Sable; see Big Sable.
*Grandglaise; P. 0. and village, Jackson county, Ark. (Not Glaize nor Glaze.)
Grand Gosier; see Errol. Grandview; P. 0. and township, Edgar
county. 111. (Not Grand View.) Grandvie'w; P. 0. and township, Louisa
county, Iowa. (Not Grand View.) Grandview; P. 0. and township, Wash-
ington county, Ohio. (Not Grand
View.)
Grandview; P. O. and village, Spencer county, Ind. (Not Grand View.)
Grange; P. 0. and village, Fleming comity, Ky. (Not Grange City.)
Granite; mountain, San Bernardino county, Cal. (Not Pilot Knob.)
Ora--Gre.
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Granny Run; post light, Ohio river,
Meiga county, Ohio. (Not Granny's Eun.)
Grant Farm; island, Indian river, near
Micco, Brevard county, Fla. (Not Grant's Farm.) Grantsville; P. O., Tooele county, Utah. (Not Grantville nor Grantsville City.) Grassy; point, Saint Johns river. South Jacksonville, Duval county, Fla. (Not Heddrick nor Hendricks. Grassy; see Hendricks. Gratz; capital city of Styria, Austria. (Not Graetz nor Graz.) Grave; see Grove.
Graves; see The Graves. Graves Ledge; see The Graves.
Graveyard; see Kingsland.
Gray; peak in Yosemite National Park,
Cal. (Not Hayes.)
Graymont; village in Erie county, N. Y.
(Not Ebenezer Station.) Grays; post light, Mississippi river, Scott
county, Mo. (Not Gray's nor Laci'oix.) Grays; reef, north end of Lake Michi-
gan, Mich. (Not Gray's.) Graysburg; see Milburnton.
Grayton; P. O., Charles county, Md.
(Not Grafton.) Great; point, Nantucket island, Mass.
(Not Sandy.) Great; see Sebascodegan.
Great Back Bone; see Backbone. Great Bend; city. Barton county, Kans.
(Not Greatbend.)
Great Captain; island, Long Island sound, Fairfield county. Conn. (Not
Great Captain's.) Great Desert; see Sahara.
Great Diamond; island, Portland har-
bor, Me. (Not Great Hog.) Great Dome; see Balloon Dome. Great Egg*; bay, inlet, and river, Atlan-
tic county, N. J. (Not Great Egg
Harbor.)
Great Egg Harbor; river, Camden and
Gloucester counties, N. J. (Not Inskeep Branch.) Great Hog; see Great Diamond.
Great Hogback; mountain, Jackson and Transylvania counties, N. C. (Not
Toxaway.)
Great Hog Neck; a part of Southold,
Suffolk county, N. Y.
Great Kanawha; see Kanawha. Great Marsh; see Broad Marsh.
Great Meadows; see Danville.
Great Neck; peninsula, north end of
Buzzards bay, Mass. (Not Sippican
Neck.)
Gh-eat Peedee; see Pedee.
Great Sitkin; island, west of Atka island, middle Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Great Sitchin, etc.)
Great Tisbury; see Tisbury Great.
Girat West; see Shinnecock.
Great Wicomico; river, Northumber-
land county, Va. (Not Wicomico.) Great Wicomico; see Wicomico. Greheni; cape on Vaigach island, near
Nova Zembla, Arctic ocean. (Not
Greben.)
Greble; P. 0., Lebanon county. Pa.
(Not Greenville.)
Green; mountains in Vermont. Green Mountain range.
Green; pond, Warren county, N. J.
(Not (Not
Green's.)
Green; township, Grant county, Ind.
(Not Greene.)
Green; township, Hancock county, Ind.
(Not Greene.)
Green; township, Madison county, Ind.
(Not Greene.) Green; township, Marshall county, Ind.
(Not Greene.) Green; township. Noble county, Ind.
(Not Greene.)
Green; township, Randolph county, Ind.
(Not Greene.)
Green; township, Harrison county, Ohio.
(Not Greene.)
Green; township, Wayne county, Ohio
(Not Greene.)
Green; township, Indiana county, Pa
(Not Greene.)
Greenbank; P. 0., Pocahontas county W. Va. (Not Green Bank.)
GreenBay ; county seat of Brown county.
Wis. (Not Greenbay.) Greenlaury; light and point, Severn
river, near Annapolis, Anne Arundel county, Md. (Not Greenbury's.) Greencastle; borough and P. O., Frank-
lin county, Pa. (Not Green Castle) Greencastle; city, P. O., and township,
Putnam county, Ind. (Not Green-
castel.)
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Greencastle; P. 0. and village, Fairfield
county, Ohio. (Not Green Castle.)
Greencastle; P. 0. and village, Sullivan
county, Mo. (Not Green Castle.)
Greene; P. 0. and K. R. station, Jef-
ferson county, Ala. (Not Green's.)
Greene; P. O. and township, Jay county,
Ind. (Not Green.)
Greene; township, Clinton county, Pa.
(Not Green.)
Greene; township, Wayne county, Ind.
(Not Green.)
Greeneville; county seat of Greene coun-
ty, Tenn. (Not Greenville.)
Greenhill; P. O., Lauderdale county,
Ala. (Not Green Hill.) Greenlane; borough and P. O., Mont-
gomery cotmty. Pa. (Not Green Lane.)
Greenleaf point, District of Columbia. ; (Not Greenleaf s nor Arsenal.)
Greenhorn; see Wet.
Green River; P. 0., King county, Wash.
(Not Greenriver.)
Greens; cove, Hudson river, Westchester
county, N. Y. (Not Green's.) Greens; ledge off Sheffield island, Nor-
walk harbor, Conn. (Not Green's.)
Greensfork; township, Eandolph coun-
ty, Ind. (Not Greens Fork.)
Greens Store; post light, Mississippi
river, Concordia parish, La. Green Store.)
(Not
Greenvale; township, Dakota county, Minn. (Not Green Vale.)
Greenville; county seat and P. O., Meri-
wether county, Ga. (Not Greeneville.
Greenville, N. J. ; see Marcella.
Greenville, Pa. ; see Greble.
Greenwich; bay, branch of Narragansett bay, Kent county, R. I. (Not
Coweset.)
Greenwood; township, Taylor county.
Wis. (Not Green Wood.)
Greer; P. 0. and village, Greenville
county, S. C. (Not Greer's Depot.)
Gregory; see Arago.
Greig; cape on north shore of Alaska
peninsula, Alaska. (Not Grey nor
Creigh.)
Crrey; see Greig.
Greytovm; see San Juan del Norte.
Grey Town; see San Juan del Norte.
Grijota; see Tabasco.
Grimesville; see Oxon.
Grimms Lianding; P. O. and E. R. station, Kanawha river, Mason county, W. Va. (Not Grim.)
Grindel; point. South Islesboro, Penobscot bay, Me. (Not Grindel' s.)
Grosse; point on Canadian shore near outlet of Lake Suijerior. (Not GroH.se-
point.)
Grossepoint; P. 0., township, and vil-
lage, Wayne county, Mich. (Not Grosse
Point.)
Grove ; neck between Sassafras river and Pond creek, Cecil county, Md. (Not
Rich.)
Grove ; township, Stearns county, Minn.
(Not Grave.) Grover^s; see Baggers.
Grubb Towhead; post light, Tennessee
river, Marshall county, Tenn. (Not Grubb's Towhead.) Guadalajara; city in Mexico; also city and province in Spain. (Not Guada-
laxara.) Guadalajara; see Jalisco.
Guadalupe; county, N. Mex. (Not
Guadaloupe.)
Guadalupe; lagoon, land grant, P. 0., R. R. station, and river in California. (Not Gaudalupe, Guadaloupe, nor
Guadelupe.)
Guadalupe; river, San Antonio bay,
Tex. (Not Guadeloupe.) Guadalupe; see Shelikof.
Guadeloupe; island and French colony, West Indies. (Not Guadalupe.)
Guainia; see Rio Negro.
Guajatoyan; creeks, Las Animas county, Colo. (Not GuayatoUa nor Waha-
toya.)
Gualala; river and town, Mendocino
county, Cal. (Not Wallholla.)
Guanajuato; city and state in Mexico. (Not Guanaxuato.)
Guardafui; cape, easternmost point of Africa. (Not Gardafui.)
Guatemala; capital city and state, Cen-
tral America. (Not Guatimala.) Guaxaca; see Oaxaca.
Guaymas; seaport town. Gulf of Cali-
fornia, Mexico. (Not Guayamas.) Guesen; see Gnesen. Guess; creek in Sevier county, Tenn.
(Not Cross nor Gists.)
Gtiild; lake, Multnomah county, Oreg.
(Not Guilds.)
Gui--Hap.
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Giiilder; brook and pond, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Undine.)
Guile; see Gull.
Guilford; township, Hendricks county, Ind. (Not Garfield.)
Guilford; see Gillford.
Gulf of Georgia; see Georgia. Gull; brook, Cattaraugus county, N. Y.
(Not Guile.)
Gull; islands near Isle Eoyal, Lake
Superior. (Not Chapeau.) Gunter's; see Big Spring. Gurley; see Gerle. Gurley's Bridge; see Allenbridge.
Gurnet; point and rock, Plymouth har-
bor, Mass. Gurnet; see Gannet.
Guttenberg; P. 0. and town, Hudson
county, N. J. (Not Guttenburg.)
Guyandot; mountain, P. O., river, and
village, W. Va. (Not Guyandotte.)
H.
Habana; principal city of Cuba. (Not
Havana.)
Hacker; bend, Mississippi river, Alex-
der county. 111. (Not Hacker's.)
Hackett; point, Annapolis Roads, Anne
Arundel county, Md. (Not Hackett' s. Hagan; post light, Missouri river, Cole
county. Mo. (Not Hagan's.)
Hagemeister; island, Bristol bay, Alas-
ka. (Not Hggeiimeister.)
Haidarabad; capital city and state, In-
dia. (Not Haiderabad nor Hyderabad.)
Haiti, island. West Indies.
Note.--Haiti was the native name of the
island when Columbus landed, on December 6, 1492, and called it Espagnola, which was lat-
inized into Hispaniola. The French colony
which gained control of a part of the island
was called Saint Domingue, and in 1795, when
France acquired title to the entire island by
treaty with Spain, it was called Saint Domin-
gue; but when the French were driven out
and independence declared, in 1804, the aborig-
inal name Haiti was revived by the negroes.
Shortly after this the Spaniards reestablished
themselves in the eastern part of the island,
retaining the French name modified to Santo
Domingo, but in 1821 lost control, and from 1822
to 1843 the whole island was under one govern-
ment as the Republic of Haiti. In 1844 the
eastern portion of the island again asserted its
independence of Haiti and established the
Dominican Republic, which remains to the
present day.
Thus to-day the island of Haiti, which seems
to be the proper name, consists of two coun-
tries, Haiti on the west end and Santo Domingo
on the east end.
£,. C.
Haiti; republic of, West Indies. (Not
Hayti.)
Hakodate ;
seaport
of
Japan.
(Not Ha-
kodadi.)
Halcomh; see Holcomb. Hale; passage, Washington sound. Wash.
(Not Hale's.) Hale; point, Mississippi river, Lauderdale
county, Tenn. (Not Hale's Point.)
Halfmoon; lighthouse and shoal, Gal-
veston bay, Tex. (Not Half Moon.)
Halfmoon; township, Center county,
Pa. (Not Half Moon.)
Halfmoon; townsliip and village, Sara-
toga county, N. Y. (Not Half Moon.) Halibut; see Sannak. Halkett; cape on north coast of Alaska.
(Not Halket.)
Hall; P. 0., Prince George county, Md.
(Not Halls.)
Hallets; point, East river, N. Y. (Not
Hallet, Hoick, nor Hollets.)
Hallocks; see Paradise.
HalVs Station; see Beach Ridge.
Halton; see Holton.
Ham; see Blake. * Hampden; P. 0. and township, Geauga
county, Ohio. (Not Hambden.) Hamblen; township. Brown county,
Ind. (Not Hamblin.)
Hambleton; island in Broad creek, Talbot county, Md. (Not Willy.)
Hamburg; P. 0., west bank of Tennes-
see river, Hardin county, Tenn. (Not
Hamburgh Landing.) Hamden; P. 0. and village, Vinton coun-
ty, Oliio. (Not Hamden Junction.) Hamun; morass or lake, chiefly in east-
ern Persia. (Not Hamoon.)
Hanby Mill; hamlet, Blount county,
Ala. (Not Hanby 's Mill nor Hanbya
Mill.)
Hancock; see Disappointment.
Hankau; city, China. (Not Han Keoo,
Han-Keoo, Han-Keou, nor Hankow.)
Hanna; island and reef, Galveston bay,
Tex. (Not Hannah's.)
Hannacrois; creek, near Coxsackie,
Greene county, N. Y. (Not Henner-
croix, etc.)
Hanoverton; P. 0. and village, Colum-
biana county, Ohio. (Not Hanover.)
Hansen; see Henson.
Han Yang; see Seoul.
Haper's; see Harper.
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Harbert; landing and point, Mississippi river, Tunica county, Miss. (Not Har-
bert' s.)
Harbor; see Gavanski.
Harborcreek; P. 0. and township, Erie county, Pa. (Not Harbour Creek.)
Harden; lake and ranch, Tuolumne
county, Cal. (Not Hardin, Hardins, Hardin's, nor Rardin.) Hardenburg-; P. 0. and township, Ulster county, N. Y. (Not Hardenbergh.)
Hardesty; P. O. and village, Prince George county, Md. (Not Queen Anne.
Hardin; point, Mississippi river, Lee
county. Ark. (Not Hardin's.) Hardin; see Haxall.
Harding; beach, Nantucket sound, Chatham, Barnstable county, Mass. (Not
Harding's.)
Harding; ledge off Point Allerton, Bos-
ton harbor, Mass. (Not Harding's.)
Hardins; bluff, east side James river,
Charles City county, Va. (Not
Hardy's.)
Hardware; P. 0. and E. R. station, Fluvanna county, Va. (Not Vallena.)
Hardyston; township, Sussex county,
N.J. (Not Hardiston.)
Harewood; R. E. station, Baltimore
county, Md. (Not Harewood Park.) Harford; P. 0. and township, Susque-
hanna county, Pa. (Not Hartford.) Harkleroad; landing, Mississippi river,
near Fritz, Crittenden county, Ark. (Not Harkleroad's.)
Harlow; island, Mississippi river, Mon-
roe county. 111. (Not Harlow's.)
Harman Marsh; pond ia Sheffield,
Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Harmon.) Haro; strait between Washington and Vancouver island. (Not Canal de Haro.) Harper; landing, Illinois river, Calhoun county. 111. (Not Haper's.)
Harpers Ferry; town, Jefferson county,
W. Va. (Not Harper's Ferry.)
Harperville; P. O. and village, Scott
county. Miss. (Not Harpersville.) Harrington^ s; see Herrington. Harris; post light, Mississippi river, Ful-
ton county, Ky. (Not Harris'.) Harrisburg; capital of Pennsylvania.
(Not Harrisburgh.)
Harrison; P. 0. and town, Tallahatchie county, Miss. (Not Harrison Station.)
Harrisonville; see Bassett. Harrisville; see Jenkins.
Hart; island, Chesapeake bay, Baltimore county, Md. (Not Hart's.)
Hartford; P. 0. and village. Mason coun-
ty, W. Va. (Not Hartford City.)
Hartford; see Harford.
Hartsgrovo ; P. 0. and township, Ashta-
bula county, Ohio. (Not Harts Grove.) Hartshorn; see Cordeal. Hartsook; township, Ellis county, Kans.
(Not Herzog.)
Harvey; lake, Luzerne county, Pa. (Not
Harvey's.)
Harwood; see Butlers. Hasenclever; hill, Herkimer county,
N. Y. (Not Hassencleaver.) Haskell; creek, Cattaraugus county,
N. Y. (Not Haskel nor Haskill.) Haskell Flats; P. 0., Cattaraugus
county, N. Y. (Not Haskel Flats.) Hatch; point, Perkins island, Kennebec
river, near Richmond, Sagadahoc county. Me. (Not Hatche.) Hatch; see Thatch. Hatchee; river in western Tennessee,
tributary to the Mississippi. (Not Big Hatchie.)
Hatcher; P. 0., Cumberland county, Va.
(Not Willis.)
Hatchett; reef, east of mouth of Connecticut river. Long Island sound. (Not
Hatchett' s.)
Hatsett; rock, Edgartown harbor, Mar-
thas Vineyard, Mass. Havana; see Habana.
Hawaiian; group of islands, North Pa-
cific ocean. (Not Sandwich.)
Haway; meadows, Inyo county, Cal.
(Not Hawai.)
Hawkeye; P. 0., Fayette county, Iowa. (Not Hawk Eye.)
Hawkins; point, Patapsco river, Anne Arundel county, Md. (NotHawkin's.)
Haxall; landing, James river, Charles City county, Va. (Not Hardin, etc.)
Hay; landing, Mississippi river, Issa-
quena county. Miss. (Not Hays.)
Hayden; P.O. and E. R. station. Queen
Anne county, Md. (Not Ashland.)
Hayes; see Gray.
Hayley; see Mount Haley.
Hay--Her.
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Haynersville; P. 0. in Brunswick, Eensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Hay-
nerville.)
Hays; township, York county, Nebr.
(Not Hayes.) Hayti; see Haiti.
Hayward; P. O. and township, Freeborn
county, Minn. (Not Haward.)
Hayward; strait between Salisbury and
Sitka sounds, Alaska. (Not Dry, Souk' hoi, nor Soukoi.) * Hazel; township, Luzerne county, Pa.
(Not Hazle.)
Hazel Dell; township, Pottawattamie
county, Iowa. (Not Hazle Dell.)
Hazel Green; creek, Tuolumne county,
Cal. (Not Big.)
* Hazel Green; P. 0. and township,
Delaware county, Iowa. (Not Hazle Green.) Hazelpatcli; creek, P. O., and E. R. station. Laurel county, Ky. (Not Hazle Patch nor Hazle-patch.) *Hazelton; P. O. and township, Buchanan county, Iowa. (NotHazleton.) *Hazelton; city, P. 0., and township. Barber county, Kans. (Not Hazleton.) *Hazelv?'Ood; P. 0., Hamilton county, Ohio. (Not Hazlewood.)
Head of Passes; lighthouse, delta of
the Mississippi river, La. (Not Head
of the Passes.
Head of Tranquility; see Little Hauken. Hecha Wapka; see Owl. Heckman; island, Missouri river, Mo.
(Not Heckman' s.) Hedges; P. 0., R. R. junction and sta-
tion, Clark county, Ky. (Not Fairlie, K. U. Junction, nor L. E. Junction.) Height of Land; mountain, Warren county, N. Y. (Not Hight of Land.) Hekla; volcano, Iceland. (Not Hecla.) Helderberg; P. 0., Albany county, N. Y.
(Not Helderburg.)
Helgoland; island in the North sea.
(Not Heligoland.)
Helio; see Watchman. Hell Gate ; channel in Hudson river, op-
posite Coeymans, between Upper and Lower Schodack islands. (Not Halle-
gate nor Schodack.) Hell Gate; narrow passage in East river,
N. Y.
Hells Half Acre; Niagara river. N.Y.
(Not Hell's Half Acre.) Helms; see William. Helvetic Confederation; see Switzerland.
Henderson; bay. Lake Ontario, Jefferson county, N. Y. (Not Henderson's)
Henderson; P. 0. and R. R. station, Arapahoe county, Colo. (Not Island
Station.)
Henderson' s; see Home.
Hendley; P. 0. and R. R. station, Fur-
nas county, Nebr. (Not Hendly.) Hendricks; head and light, Sheepscot
river, Lincoln county, Me. (Not
Hendrick's.)
Hendricks point, opposite Jacksonville, ; Saint Johns river, Fla. (Not Grassy.)
Hendrich's; see Kendrick. Hennercroix; see Hannacrois.
Henness; ranch, Mariposa county, Cal.
(Not Hennessy, Hennessy's, Ward's, nor Wilsons.)
Henrici Landing; post light on Sauvie island, Columbia river, 3 miles above
Saint Helens, Oreg. (Not Henrici' s.)
Henry; point on Neebish island, Saint Mary river, Mich. (Not Winter.)
Henson; P. O. and creek, Hinsdale county, Colo. (Not Hansen, Hanson, Hen-
sen, nor Honsen.) Henton's; see Folsom. Herat; city, Afghanistan. (NotHerath,
Heraut, nor Heri.) Herington; city and P. 0., Dickinson
county, Kans. (Not Herrington.
Herod; point on north shore of Long Island, Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not
Herod's.)
Herriman; village, Salt Lake coxmty,
Utah. (NotHeriman.) Herring; see Edgartown Great. Herring Gut; see Port Clyde. Herrington; run, Garrett county, Md.
(Not Harrington's.) Herschel; island, north coast of Alaska.
(Not Hershell.)
Hershey Chute; post light, Mississippi
river, near Fairport, Muscatine county, Iowa. (Not Hershey's.)
Herson; island, Saint Clair river, Mich.
(Not Herson' s.)
Herzegovina; province of Austria. (Not Hersek, Hertsek, nor Herzegowina.)
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Her--Hog.
Herzog; see Hartsook.
Hesperus; mountain between La Plata and Montezuma counties, southwestern
Colorado. (Not Hesperis.)
Hetch. Hetcliy; valley, Tuolumne county, Cal. (Not Hetch-Hetchy, nor Hetch
Hetchey.)
Hewes; point and ledge, Islesboro harbor, Penobscot bay, Me. (Not
Hughes.)
Hewlett; P.O. and E,. K. station, Hanover county, Va. (Not Hewlett's nor
Howlett's.)
Hewlett; the western point of entrance to Manhasset bay, Queens county, Long Island, N. Y. (Not Hewlett's.)
Hiaqui; see Yaqui. Hiawassee; see Hiwassee.
Hickman; landing, Mississippi river,
Mississippi county, Ark. (Not Hickman's.) Hicks; island at entrance to Napeague
harbor, Long Island, N. Y. (Not Goffe. Higgon; cape, Marthas Vineyard, Mass.
(Not Kiphiggon nor Tilton's.) Highlands; E. R. station, San Bernar-
dino county, Cal. (Not Highland.) Higlit of Land; see Height of Land. Hightower; see Etowah.
Hilham; P. 0., Overton county, Tenn.
(Not Hillham.)
Hill; city, Graham county, Kans. (Not
Hill City.) Hilland; see Holland.
Hillerman; floating light and rock, Ohio river, Massac county. 111. (Not Hillerman' s.)
Hillery; P. O. and R. R. station, "Vermilion county. 111. (Not Hillary nor
Hilliary.)
Hilliard; P. O., R. R. station and village,
Franklin county, Ohio. (Not Hilliards.
Hills; point. Sturgeon bay. Door coun-
ty, AVis. (Not Hill's.)
*Hillsgrove; P. O. and township, Sul-
livan county. Pa. (Not Hills Grove.)
Himalaya; mountains, northern India. (Not Himmaleh.)
Hinchinbrook; cape and island, Prince William sound, Alaska. (Not Hinch-
ingbroke.)
Hinckley; bend, Missouri river, Franklin county, Mo. (Not Hinckley's nor
Hinkle.)
Hinckley; lake in Wilmurt, Herkimer county, N. Y. (Not Butler.)
Hinckley Point; spit. Saint Lawrence
river, N. Y. (Not Hinckley's Point.)
Hindu Kush; mountains, central Asia.
(Not Hindoo-Coosh, Plindoo Koosh, Hindoo-Koosh, nor Hindo-Kush.)
Hinkle; P.O., Upshur county, W. Va.
(Not liinkleville nor Hinkles Mills.) HinJde; see Hinckley. Hinyan Kaga; see Owl. Hitchcock; landing, Ohio river, Scioto
county, Ohio. (Not Hitchcock's.)
Hiwassee ; county seat of Towns county,
Ga. (Not Hiawassee.)
Hiwassee; island, river, etc., in eastern
Tennessee. (Not Hiawassee.)
Hiwassee; village in Cherokee county,
N. C. (Not Hiawassee.) H'Lassa; see Lassa.
Hoangho; river, China. (Not Hoang Ho, Hoang-Ho, Hwangho, Hwang-Ho,
nor Hwang-ho.) Hobokenville; see Lenox.
Hobomoc; pond in Plymouth county, Mass. (Not Hobomack, etc.)
Hocomonco; pond in Worcester county,
Mass. (Not Hobomoco.)
Hodgdon; ranch, Yosemite National
Park, CaJ. (Not Hodgeson nor Hodg-
dons.)
Hodges; rock in Centerville harbor,
Mass. (Not Hodge.)
HoflEler; creek, Nansemond and Norfolk
counties, Va. (Not Bullock nor Hof-
lar's.)
Hoffman; landing, Columbia river, near Kalama, Cowlitz county, Wash. (Not
Hoffman's.) Hoffman, Ala. ; see Huffman. Hoffman, Cal. ; see Snow.
Hoffmann; peak in Sierra Nevada
mountains, Mariposa county, Cal. (Not Hoffman.)
Hog; point at mouth of Patusent river. Saint Mary comity, Md. (Not Hog
Island.)
Hog; see Appledore. Hog, Conn. ; see South Branch. Hog, N. Y. ; see Center.
Hogan's Dome; see Wamelo Rock. Hog Neck; see North Haven.
Hog Point; post light, Ohio river, Perry-
county, Ind. (Not Hog's)
Hog--How.
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Hog- Run; post light, Ohio river, Marshall county, W. Va. (Not Hog's.)
Hoh; river and head, Jefferson county,
Wash. (Not Hooch.) Hoko; falls and river, Clallam county,
Wash. (Not Okho.)
Hokuchatna; river; branch of Koyukuk river, northwestern Alaska. (Not Ho-
gat-za-ka-kat, etc.)
Holbrook; ledge, Linekin bay, Lincoln county. Me. (Not Holland's.)
Hoick; see Hallets.
Holcomb; P. 0. and island, Dunklin county, Mo. (Not Halcomb.)
Holder; see Quebec. Holdreg'e ; county seat of Phelps county,
Nebr. (Not Holdredge.)
Hole in the "Wall; a hole in the rock on the east side of Great Abaco island, Bahamas. (Not Hole in the Kock nor Hole in Wall.)
Holland; township, Kandiyohi county,
Mmn. (Not Hilland.)
Holland; see Netherlands.
Holland Island; bar and P. 0., Chesapeake bay, Dorchester county, Md.
(Not Holland's island.) Holland's; see Holbrook. Holland Station; see Kincaid.
Hollets; see Hallets.
Holmes; post village and R. R. station, Dutchess county, N. Y. (Not Eey-
noldsville nor Reynoldsville Station.)
Holt Bar; post light, Ohio river, 3 miles below Rome, Perry county, Ind. (Not
Holt's Bar.)
Holton; township, Marathon county.
Wis. (Not Halton.)
Home; P. 0. and R. R. station, Greene
county, Tenn. (Not Afton, Henderson, nor Henderson's.)
Honeybrook; P. 0., township, and village, Chester coimty, Pa. (Not Honey
Brook.)
Honeycomb; creek, Marshall county,
Ala. (Not Honey.)
Hongkong; city and island, China.
(Not Hong-Kong.) Hooch; see Hoh. Hoochinoo; see Kootznahoo. Hood; bay on west coast of Admiralty
island, Alexander archipelago, southeastern Alaska. (Not Hootz.)
Hood; canal, Washington. (Not
Hood's.)
Hoodoo; basin, creek, and peak in Yellowstone Park Timberland reserve, Wyo. (Not Goblin.)
Hooper; island and strait, Chesapeake bay, Dorchester county, Md. (Not
Hooper's.)
Hoosic; river in Massachusetts, New
York, and Vermont; tributary to the Hudson. (Not Hoosac, Hoosack, nor
Hoosick.) Hootalinqua; see Teslin.
Hoover Field; post light, Illinois river,
Pike coimty, 111. (Not Hoover's.) Hopewell; see Spencers Wharf, Hopkins; see Berlin.
Hoquiam; river, tributary to Grays har-
bor. Wash. (Not Hoquiamts.) Hornblower; point, Albemarle sound, 4
miles from Edenton, Chowan county,
N. C. (Not Horniblow's.) Horse; see Lieutenant.
Horse Island; creek, Phillips island,
Beaufort county, S. C. (Not Moss.) Horse Neck; see Field.
Horseshoe; range lights at mouth of
Schuylkill river, Philadelphia county. Pa. (Not Horse Shoe.)
Horseshoe ; shoal, Chesapeake bay, near Hampton Roads, Va. (Not Horse
Shoe.)
Horton; lighthouse, neck, and point, nearWestport, Middlesex coimty. Conn.
(Not Horton' s.)
Hotaling; island in Hudson river, Columbia county, N. Y. (Not Hough-
taling.)
Hounsfield; township in Jefferson county, N. Y. (Not East Houndsfield.)
Housatonic; river and village in Connecticut and Massachusetts. (Not Hoosatonic nor Ousatonic.)
House Springs; P. O. , Jefferson county,
Mo. (Not House's Spring.)
Houtenville; see Colonia.
How; township, Oconto county. Wis.
(Not Howe.)
Howard; bend, Missouri river, Saint
Louis county. Mo. ; also post light, Mississippi river, near Canton, Lewis county. Mo. (Not Howard's.)
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How--Hi.
*Howard Lake; P. 0., Tt. E. station, and
village, Wright county, Minn. (Not Howard.) Howell; cove, Delaware river, about 1 mile southeast of League island, Gloucester county, N. J. (Not Howell's.)
Hov7ell; island, Missouri river. Saint
Louis county, Mo. (Not Howell's.)
Howkan; narrows, reef, strait, and vil-
lage, Dall island, southeastern Alaska. (Not Jackson.)
Hovp-let; hill, Onondaga county, N. Y. (Not Howlett nor Howlit.)
Howlet Hill; P. O., Onondaga county,
N. Y. (Not Howlett Hill nor Howlit
Hill.)
Howletfs; see Hewlett.
Hoyt; peak in Yellowstone National
Park. (Not Outlook.)
Hoytsville; P. 0. and village. Wood
county, Ohio. (Not Hoytville.)
Hualpai; Indian reservation, mountain, and R. R. station, Coconino and Mohave counties, Ariz. (Not Hualapai nor Huaipai.)
Huaqui; see Yaqui.
Hubbs; landing, Ohio river, Marshall county, W. Va. (Not Hubbs'.)
Huckleberry; island, Longlsland
sound, Westchester county, N. Y. (Not Whortleberry.)
Hudson; bay in Canada and river in New York. (Not Hudson's.)
Hudson; see Little Choptank.
Hue; capital city and river' in Anam,
Cochin China. (Not Fu-thien Futhuan, Hue-Fo, Hue-fo, Hue-fu, nor Thua-Thien.)
Huerhuero; creek and land grant, San Luis Obispo county, Cal. (Not HuerHuerOjHuer Huero, nor Huero Huero.)
Huerta de Romauldo; land grant, San
Luis Obispo county, Cal. (Not Huerta de Romualdo.) HufiEinan; P. O., Jefferson county, Ala. (Not Hoffman.) Hughes; see Brighton. Hughes; see Hewes.
Hughes Bar; post light, Ohio river, 10
miles below Louisville, Ky. (Not
Hughes'.)
Hulberton; P. 0. and village, Orleans county, N. Y. (Not Hulburton.)
Hulitna; see Chulitna.
Humboldt; P, O., township, and village,
Coles county, 111. (Not Humbolt.) Humphrey's Pond; see Forest.
Humptulips; P. O. and river, Chehalia county. Wash. (Not Humptolups,
Um-ta-lah, Hum-tu-lups, etc.)
Hunt; ledge, Boston harbor, Mass.
(Not Hunt's.)
Hunters; point. East river, N. Y. (Not
Hunter's.)
Huntley; P. 0. and village, McHenry
county, 111. (Not Huntley Grove.) Huntsville; village, Randolph county,
Ind. (Not Untsville.) Hurac; see TJrga.
Hurd; R. R. station, Morris county, N. J.
(Not Hurdtown.) Hurd; see Weldon. Hurst; creek, Dorchester county, Md.
(Not Ferry.)
Hussey Rock; see The Hussey. Hwang-Ho; see Hoangho.
Hyabary; see Yavari. Hyapura; see Yapura. Hyderabad; see Haidarabad.
lamonia; lake, P. O., and town, Leon county, Fla. (Not Jamony, etc.)
Tasi; see Jassy. Tbisa; see Iviza. Ibraila; see Brail a.
Iceberg; point, Lopez island, Wash.
(Not Jennis.) lekaterinbourg; see Ekaterinburg. lenisei; see Yenisei. Igitkin ; island, near Great Sitkin island,
middle Aleutians, Alaska. (Not
Igitkhin.)
Jgnalook; see Little Diomede.
Ikogmut; mission and village, Yukon
river, Alaska. (Not Ikogmute.) Ikolik; cape on western coast of Kadiak
island, Alaska. (Not Ikalik.) Ikti; cape on southern coast of Alaskapen-
insula. (Not Itkhi.) Hchi; see Khotan.
He Aux Galets; island near north end
of Lake Michigan. (Not Skilligallee.) Iliuliuk; village, Unalaska island, east-
ern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Ihouliouk.)
Ill -Jab.
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Illilouette; creek and falls, ^Mariposa county, Cal. (Not South Canyon Creek nor Tu-lu-la-wi-ak.)
Imuruk; lake, east of Port Clarence,
northwestern Alaska. (Not Imourouk. Indian; cape on the east coast of Siberia.
(Not Chaplin.) Indian; creek, Mariposa county, Cal.
(Not Chinquapin.) Indian; see Malay. Indianola; P. 0., Sanpete county, Utah.
(Not Indiaola.)
Indian Eidg-e; P. O. and village, Grain-
ger county, Tenn. (Not Indianridge.)
Indian Spring; P. 0. and militia dis-
trict. Butts county, Ga. (Not Indian
Springs.)
Indian Springs; P. 0., SulUvan county, Tenn. (Not Indian Spring.)
Indias Espanolas; see Philippine.
Ingleman's; see Engelmann.
Ingram Bar post light, Tennessee river, ; Triggcounty, Ky. (Not Ingram's Bar.)
InJiuca; see Inyak.
Inskeep Branch; see Great Egg Harbor. Interlaken; city and P. 0., Putnam
county, Fla. (Not Interlachen.)
Invergrove; P. O. and township, Dakota county, Minn. (Not Inver Grove.)
Inyak; cape, island, and peninsula in
Delagoa bay, southeast coast of Africa. (Not Inhuca nor Unhaca.)
Inyankara; P. 0., creek, and mountain. Crook county, Wyo. (Not Inyan
Kara.)
Ionia; P. O. and township, Dixon county,
Nebr. (Not lona.)
Ionia; P. 0. and township, Jewell county, Kans. (Not lona.)
lotla; creek, Macon county, N. C. (Not
lola.)
Iowa Hill; P. 0. and village. Placer coun-
ty, Cal. (Not Iowa City.) Irkutsk; city and government, eastern
Siberia. (Not Irkootsk nor Irkoutsk.)
Ironwork; brook in Sheffield, Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not Iron AVork.)
Irwin; township, Venango county, Pa.
(Not Irvin.) Isaac; branch (of Saint Joones creek),
Kent county, Del. (Not Isaacs.) Isabel; creek, mountain, and valley,
Santa Clara county, Cal. (Not San Isabel nor Santa Ysabel.)
Isabel; point in San Franciuco bay, Con^ tra Costa county, Cal. (Net Izabel nor
Potrero.)
Isabella; see McCays.
Isanotski; bay, cape, strait, Unimak
island, eastern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Issannakh.) Isanotski; see Pogromni. Isfahan; see Ispahan.
Ishawooa; creek and mesa in Yellowstone Park Timberland reserve, Wyo.
(Not Isha-wood.) Ishtula; see Vistula. Iskudar; see Skutari. Isla de la Reunion; see Reunion.
Isla de Pines; island, West Indies, near west end of Cuba. (Not Isle of Pines nor Pinos.)
Islais; creek in San Francisco county,
Cal. (Not De Vree's.)
Island Station; see Henderson. Isle a la Crosse; see Lime. · Isle au Breton; see Breton. Isle Cariboef; see Caribou. _ Isle Derniere; island on the Gulf coast,
La. (Not Last.)
Isleford; P. 0., Warren county, Tenn.
(Not Island Ford.). Isle of France; see Mauritius. Isle of Springs; see Sweet.
Isle Royal; county and island in Lake
Superior. (Not Isle Royale.)
Islesboro; P. 0. and town, Waldo
county, Maine. (Not Islesborough.) Ismir; see Smyrna. Ispahan; capital city, Persia. (Not Is>
fahan nor Spahawn.) Issaquah; creek, P.O., and R. R. sta-
tion, King county. Wash. (Not Isquah nor Issquah.)
Itkhi; see Ikti.
Itsami; ledge, Puget sound, near Olympia, Wash. (Not Itsania.)
Iviza; one of the Balearic islands, Mediterranean sea. (Not Ibisa, Ibiza, nor
Iviga.) Izabel; see Isabel.
Iztaccihuatl; volcano near the city of Mexico. (Not Istaccihuatl nor Ixtacci-
huatl.) ·
J.
Jabary; see Yavari. Jablonoi; see StanovoL
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Jac--Joh.
Tack; see Thacker.
Jackso:'; see Howkan.
Jacksonville; see Enders.
Jacks Point; post light, Ohio river, Har-
din county, 111. (Not Jack's.)
Jacobs; creek, Cumberland county, N. J. (Not Jacob nor Jacob's.)
Jaffa; see Yafa. Jaffray; south point of entrance to Ports-
mouth harbor, N. H. (Not Jerry's.)
Jaik; see Ural.
Jakoutsk; see Yakutsk. Jakutat; see Yakutat. Jalapa; city in Vera Cruz state, Mexico.
(Not Xalapa.)
Jalapa; P. 0., Monroe county, Tenn.
(Not Jallappa.) Jalisco; state, Mexico. (Not Guadala-
jara nor Xalisco.) James, Me. ; see Jims. James, S. Dak. ; see Chedi. Jamony; see lamonia. Janes; island and light-house, Tangier
sound, Somerset county, Md. (Not
Janes' s.)
Jan Mayen; island north of Iceland,
Arctic ocean. (Not Jan-Mayen, Jan Mayen' s Land, nor Jean-Mayen.) Japan; empire, Asia. (Not Dai Nippon, Nihon, Niphon, Nipon, nor Nippon.) Japura; see Yapura. Jar dines; bank off south coast of Cuba. (Not Jardinillos.) Jarosa; canyon and creek, Las Animas county, Colo. (Not Jaroso.) Jaroslaw; town in Austrian Galicia. (Not Jaroslau.) Jarrolds; three streams, P. O. , and ridge,
Boone county, W. Va. (Not Jarrell's
nor Jarrel's Valley.) Jassy; city of Moldavia, in Eoumania.
(Not lasi, Jasch, Jash, nor Yassy.)
Jawbone; creek, Tuolumne county, Cal.
(Not Pile.) Jebel-Moosa; see Sinai. Jedclo; see Tokyo. Jeffers; P. 0., Scott county, Tenn. (Not
Jeffries.)
Jefferson; township and village, Mad-
ison county, Ohio. Note.--The name of the P, O. in this vil-
lage is West Jefferson.
Jeff&r son Range; see Tobacco Eoot.
M s--03 9
Jejffrey; eastern point of entrance to
Branford harbor, New Haven county,
Conn. ( Not Jeffrey' s. Jeffrey's Hook; see Fort Washington.
Jenisei; see Yenisei.
Jenkins; P. 0., Burlington county, N. J. (Not Harris ville nor Jenkins Neck.)
Jenkins; rock. Saint Marys river, about 3 miles below Saint Mary falls, Onta-
rio. (Not Jenkins'.)
Jennertown; borough and P. 0., Som-
erset county. Pa. (Not Jennerstown.) Jennis; see Iceberg. Jerico; P. 0. and village, Cedar county,
Mo. (Not Jerico Springs.) Jeromeville; P. 0. and village, Ashland
county, Ohio. (Not Jeromesville.) Jerry's; see Jaffray.
Jesup ; county seat of Wayne county, Ga.
(Not Jessup.)
Jewett; hill, Cayuga county, N. Y. (Not
Jewitt.) Jewett; see Jouett.
Jezirat-el- Maghreb; see Tunis.
Jihoon; see Amu.
Jims; the eastern head of Baileys Mistake harbor, Washington county. Me. (Not James.)
Jocko; see McLeod. Joe; island in Sheepscot river, Lincoln
county. Me. (Not Jo.) Joe Baker's; see Baker. Joe Brown Spit; see Sandy. Joe Daviess; township, Faribault coun-
ty, Minn. (Not Jo Davies.) Johns; bay and island, west of Pemaquid
neck, Lincoln county, Me. (Not
John's.)
Johnson ; creek, Hanson county, N. Dak.
(Not Chalkstone nor Johnsons.) Johnson; island, Sandusky bay, Ohio.
(Not Johson's.)
Johnson; island and landing, Mississippi river, Calhoun county, 111. (Not
Johnson's.)
Johnson; lake, Mariposa county, Cal. (Not Glasier nor Glacier.)
Johnson; landing, Mississippi river, Lauderdale county, Tenn. (Not John-
son's.)
Johnson; point, Branford harbor. New
Haven county, Conn. (No t Johnson' s. Johnsons; see Broad Marsh.
Joh--Kan.
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Johnson Shoal; post light, Kanawha river, Putnam county, W. Va. (Not
Johnson's Shoal.) Johnson Stand; see Goodwill.
Johnston; P. 0. and town, Edgefield
county, S. C. (Not Johnson.) Johnsville; P. 0., Bucks county. Pa.
(Not Johnsonville.) Joice ; island, Suisun bay, Solano county,
Cal. (Not Joyce nor Joice's.)
Joliba; see Niger. Jonas; see Squirrel.
Jones; point, Potomac river, Alexandria county, Va. (Not Jones's.)
Jones, Alaska; see Yahtse. Jones', Del.: see Saint Jones. Jones, Mont. ; see Agency.
Jonesboro; county seat of Washington county, Tenn. (Not Jonesborough.)
Jones Island; beacons. Savannah river,
Beaufort coimty, Ga. (Not Jones' Island.)
Jones Mill; P. 0., Dekalb county, Tenn.
(Not Jones' Mills.) Jones' Point.; see Cald wells. Jopj)a; see Yafa.
Jordan; cove, Long Island sound, near
Waterford. New London county. Conn.
(Not Whitestone.)
Jordan; point, James river, Prince George county, Va. (Not Jordan's.)
Jordan; village in "Waterford, New Lon-
don county. Conn. (Not Waterford.)
Jordan Run; P. 0., Grant county, W.
Va. (Not Jordanrun.)
Joshua; point, near Guilford, New
Haven county. Conn. (Not Joshua's.) Jouett; creek, Clark county, Ky. (Not
Jewett nor Jouett' s.) Joyners; see Marsh. J. Q. Adams; see Adams.
Juan de Fuca; strait between Vancou-
ver island and Washington. (Not Fuca, San Juan de Fuca, nor Strait of
Fuca.)
Judea; country, Palestine. (Not Judsea.) Jugorsche; see Yugor. Jug Tavern; see Winder.
Julius; P. 0., Crittenden county, Ark. (Not Julious.)
Junction; city, Geary county, Kans. (Not Junction City.)
Jutland; P. 0. and R. E. station, Hun-
terdon county, N. J. (Not Midvale.)
K.
Kaaterskill; clove, creek, and falls in the Catskills, Greene county, N. Y.
(Not Caterskill.)
Eabinda; seaport of Angoy, west Africa
(Not Cabenda, etc.)
Kabul; city and river, Afghanistan.
(Not Cabool, Caboul, Cabul, nor Cau-
bul.)
Kachemak; bay, Kenai peninsula, Cook inlet, Alaska. (Not Kachekmak nor
Chugachik.)
Kachess; lake and river in Kittitas county. Wash. (Not Ka-ches, Karl-
zeez, Katchass, etc.)
Kadiak; island, Alaska. (NotKodiak.) Kagoshima; city and gulf, southern Ja-
pan. (Not Cangozima, Kagosheema, Kagosima, nor Kangozinia.)
Kaguyak; village, Shelikof strait, Alas-
ka peninsula, Alaska. (Not Kayayak.) I'Cah-wi-cM; see Cowiche. Kai Garib; see Vaal. Kaiukhpalik; see Kiukpalik. Kakul; point at western entrance to
Peril strait, southeastern Alaska. (Not Kekul.) Kalat; see Khelat. Ealinina, bay on south shore of Salisbury sound, southeastern Alaska.
Kalinjar; hill and town in Bandansa, Banda district, Bundelkhand, British
India. (Not Callinjer, Kalleenjur, etc.)
Kalispel; town and lake, Flathead county, Mont. (Not Kalispell.)
Kambodja; see Cambodia.
Kamchatka; peninsula on east coast of
Siberia. (Not Kamtschatka, etc.) Kamchatka; see Bering.
Kamerun; mountains and river, West
Africa. (Not Cameroons.)
Kanawha; river in West Virginia. (Not
Great Kanawha.) Kanchanjanga; peak, Himalaya moun-
tains. (Not Kanchanjinga, Kanchinjunga, Kinchin-Jinga, Kinchinjunga, Kunchain-Junga, Kunchin-Ginga, Kimchinjinga, nor Kunchinjunga.)
Kandahar; capital city of centralAfghanistan. (Not Ahmed-Shahee nor Can-
dahar.)
Kane; group of islets in Neva strait,
near Sitka, Alaska. (Not Kan.)
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Kan--Ken.
Kaneville; P. O. and township, Kane
county, 111. (Not Kanesville.)
Kanomika; island in Tisbury Great
pond, Marthas Vineyard, Mass. (Not Canonicut, Qua-nom-i-ca, etc.) Kansas; river in Kansas, formed by
Smoky Hill and Kepublican rivers.
(Not Kanzas nor Kaw.) Kara Amid; see Diarbekr. Kara Dagh; see Montenegro. Karakoram; mountains in Tibet, cen-
tral Asia. (Not Karakorum, Mustag, Mustagh Range, nor Tsung-Ling.)
Karankawa; reef and point near Gal-
veston, Tex. (Not Carankaway.) Karikal; French settlement on the coast
of Coromandel, India. (Not Carrical.) Karlsruhe; capital of Baden, Germany.
(Not Carlsruhe.)
Karner; brook in Egremont, Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not Earner.)
Karpa; island; one of the Shumagin
group, Alaska. (Not Boulder nor
Buldyr.-)
Karpathian; mountains of AustriaHungary. (Not Carpathian.)
Karquines; bay, point, and strait connecting Suisun and San Pablo bays,
Cal. (Not Carquinez, etc.)
Karrsville; P.O., Warren county, N.J.
(Not Karrville.) Karta; see Kasaan.
Karthaus; P. O. and township, Clear-
field county. Pa. (Not Kerthaus.)
Kasaan; bay in Baranof island, on west side Chatham strait, Alexander archi-
pelago, southern Alaska. (Not Kasaan, Casaan, Kazarn, nor Karta.)
Kasamanze; river of Senegambia, west
coast of Africa. (Not Casamanze, etc.)
Kashega; bay and cape, Unalaska
island, eastern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Kashuga.)
Kashmir; native state of India, in north-
western Hindustan. (Not Cashmere,
etc.)
Kasiana; group of islets, Sitka sound,
Alaska. (Not Apple.)
Katahdin; mountain in Piscataquis county. Me. (Not Ktaadn.)
Katama; bay and point, Marthas Vine-
yard, Mass. (Not Cotamy.) Katchi; see Cochin.
Katliana; bay in Baranof island, near
Sitka, Alaska. (Not Katlian, Katlianofa, nor Kotleana.)
Katsbaan; village, Ulster county, N. Y.
(Not Caatsban.) Kavanaugh; see Cavanal.
Kaw; see Kansas. Kay; branch, Camden county, N. J.
(Not Key nor Key's.) Kayak; island off mouth of Copper river,
Alaska. (Not Kayes.) Kayayak; see Kaguyak. Kayes; see Kayak. Kay-i-you; see Marias.
Kaysville; city and precinct, Davis
county, Utah. (Not Maysville.)
Kedge; strait, Tangier sound, Chesapeake bay, Somerset county, Md. (Not
Kedge' s.) Keebler Crossroads; P. O., Washington
county, Tenn. (Not Keebler' s Cross Eoads.) Keechelus; lake and river in Kittitas county, Wash. (Not Kitch-e-lus, etc.)
Keene; P. 0. and R. R. station, Kearney
county, Nebr. (Not Keen.)
Kegan; lake in Crystal Lake township, Hennepin county, Minn. (Not Keegan
nor Mooney.)
Kegan; lake in Rosemount township,
Dakota county, Minn. (Not Keegans.)
Keilh; see Pontiac.
Kekul; see Kakul. Kelat; see Khelat. Kelley; see Glenpark. Kelleys; island, Sandusky bay, Lake
Erie, Erie county, Ohio. (Not Kel-
ley' s.)
Kelleys Island; P. O. and reef, Sandusky bay, Lake Erie, Erie coimty, Ohio.
(Not Kelley's Island.)
Kelly; island, Delaware bay, Kent county, Del. (Non Kelleys nor Kelly's.)
Kelly; mountain between Randolph and Upshur counties, W.Va. (Not Kelley.)
C Kelsey; P. O., Watauga county, N.
(Not Kelsy.)
Kenai; fort and peninsula, Cook inlet, Alaska. (Not Kenay.)
Kenai; see Cook. Kendrick; creek, Sullivan county, Tenn.
(Not Hendrick's nor Kendrick' s.)
Kenesaw; mountain in Cobb county, Ga.
(Not Kennesaw.)
Ken--Kin.
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Kenesaw; P. O., Cobb county, Ga. (Not Kennesaw nor Big Shanty.)
Kenia; mountain in eastern Africa, near the equator. (Not Kenya nor Kilin-
yaga.)
Kennebec; river in Maine. (Not Ken-
ebec.
Kennett; county seat of Dunklin county. Mo. (Not Kennett' s.)
Kenney; P. 0. and village, Dewitt coun-
ty, 111. (Not Kenny.) Kent; island and point, Chesapeake bay,
opposite Annapolis, Queen Anne county, Md. (Not Kent's.) Kent post village, Fluvanna county, Va.
;
(Not Kents Store.) Kenvil; R. R. station, Morris county,
N. J. (Not Ferro Mont, McCainsville, nor Vannatta.)
Kerby; P. 0., Josephine county, Greg. (Not Kerbyville.)
Kern; see Soda Spring. Kerthaus; see Karthaus.
Keyport; P. 0. and town, Monmouth county, N. J. (Not Key Port.)
Key's; see Kay.
Key West; city, Monroe county, Fla.
(Not Keywest.)
Kharkof; capital city and government in European Russia. (Not Charkov, Charkow, Kharkoff, Kharkov, Kharkow, nor Ukraine.)
Khelat; capital city and province of Baluchistan. (Not Kalat nor Kelat.)
Khinghan; mountains between Manchu-
ria and Mongolia, Asia. (Not Khingan, Khin Gan, Khin-Gan, King-Gan-Oola, nor Khing-Gan Quia.) Khiva; caj^ital city and country of Asia, south of sea of Aral. (Not Kharerm, Kharesm,Kheeva, Khiewa, norKhwar-
erm.)
Khorya Morya; group of islands off
southeastern coast of Arabia, Indian ocean. (Not Curia Maria nor Kuria Maria.)
Khotan; city and river in Chinese Tur-
kestan. (NotEelchee, Eelchi, Elechee, Ilchi, Ilitsi, Khoten, nor Yutien.) Kh-wostof; island, western Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Khvostoff.)
Kiaklita; town in eastern Siberia, on the
Chinese frontier. (Not Kiachta.)
Kialag-vik; bay, east side Alaska Penin-
sula, near Mount Becharof, Alaska.
(Not Kialagvit.)
Kiamichi; mountains, P.O., R. R. station, and river, Choctaw Nation, Ind. T. (Not Kiamitia nor Kimishi.)
Kiang-ning; see Nankin. Kickapoo; city, Leavenworth county,
Kans. (Not Kickapoo City.)
Kidds Humbug; point on Hudson river,
Rockland county, N. Y. (Not Kidd's
Humbug. Kief; capital city and government of
southeastern Russia. (Not Kieff, Kiev, nor Kiew.) Kienstra; landing and P. O., Mississippi
river, Adams county. Miss. (Not
Kienstra' s.)
Kilauea; volcano, Hawaiian islands. (Not Kilaua.)
Kilbourne; P. 0. and township. Mason
county, 111. (Not Kilbourn.) Kilfoil; township, Custer county, Nebr.
(Not Kilfail.)
Kilimanj arc ; mountain in eastern Africa near the equator. (Not Kilima Njaro.)
Kilinyaga; see Kenia.
Kilkenny; P. O., township, and village, Lesueur county, Minn. (Not Kilkeny.)
Killdevil; hills, Currituck county, N. C. (Not Kill Devil.)
Kill van KuU; channel north of Staten
Island, N. Y. (Not Kill von Kull.) Kimana; see Tanganyika. Kimbal; city, Neosho county, Kans.
(Not Kimball.) Kimball; see Laurel.
Kimberley; reef, east of Falkner island. Long Island sound. Conn. (Not Kim-
berley' s.)
Kincaid; P. 0. and R. R. station, Chattooga covmty, Ga. (Not Holland Sta-
tion.)
Kinderhook; see Wyomanock. King; island in Bering strait, Alaska.
K (Not ings, Ooghe-a-book, nor Ukivok.
King ; landing, Ohio river, Clarke county,
Ind. (Not King's.)
King; river, Fresno ccunty, Cal. (Not
King's.)
Kingegan; village on Cape Prince of
Wales, Bering strait, Alaska. (Not King-a-ghe.)
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Kin--Koo.
King-H-too; see Seoul. King's, Cal.; see Ryer. Kings, Fla. ; see Philips.
King-sland; point on Hudson river, near
Tarrytown, Roclj;land county, N. Y. (Not Kingsland's.) Kingsland; reach in James river, Va. (Not Gra\ eyard.) Kingston; mountains in California and
Nevada. (Not Chung Up nor Resting
Spring.)
Kinmundy; city and township, Marion county, 111. (Not Kimmundy.)
Kinnimcut; see Conimicut.
Kinsale; P. 0. and village, Westmoreland county, Va. (Not Kin Sale.)
Kintire; township, Redwood county,
Minn. (Not Knitire.) Kiolen; mountain range between Swe-
den and Norway. (Not Kioel, Ivjolen, nor Koelen.) Kiphiggon; see Higgon.
Kipniak; river and village, Yukon delta,
Alaska. (Not Kipniuk, etc.) Kirghiz; people and steppes, northeast
of sea of Aral, Asia. (Not Kirgheez, Kirguis, nor Kirguiz.) Kirin; province of Manchuria, Asia. (Not Girln nor Ula.)
Kirker; landing, Ohio river, Mason county, Ky. (Not Kirker' s.)
Kirker; pass. Contra Costa county, Cal. (Not Kirkers, Quercus, nor Quereus.
Kashenef; capital of Bessarabia in European Russia. (Not Kichenef, Kichenev, Kirschenew, Kishenev,Kishineff, Kishinev, nor Kishlanou.)
Kiska; island; one of the western Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Kyska.)
Kiskiminitas; township, Armstrong county, Pa. (Not Kiskiminetas.)
Kistna; river in the Dekkan, southern India. (Not Kistnah nor Krishna.)
Kiich-e-lus,-' see Keechelus.
Kitchen; brook in Cheshire, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not West.)
Kitts Hummock; sandy hillock, shore
of Delaware bay, Kent county, Del.
(Not Kitt's Hammock nor Kittsham-
mock.) Kittyhavrk; bay, Albemarle sound,
Currituck county, N. C. (Not Kitty
Hawk.)
Kiukpalik; island in Shelikof strait,
Alaska. (Not Kaiukhlipalik.)
Kiungchau; capital, ialand of Hainan, China. (Not Kiung Chow Foo, Ksiug-
tsu, etc.)
Kiushu; island, Japan. (Not Kyushu.)
Klahoslah; see Sail.
Klamath; river in Oregon. (Not Link.)
KlasJcain; see Clatskanie. Kle-al-um; see Clealum. Klebiaie Spring; see Cottaquilla. Klein; see Kline.
Kline; gap, Grant county, W. Va. (Not
Klein.)
Kline; township, Schuykill county. Pa. (Not Klein.)
Klokachef; cape and island at entrance
to Salisbury sound, southeastern Alaska. (Not Fortuna, Klokatcheff, nor Vincent.) Klokacheff; see Salisbury.
Klondike; gold district and river near the Alaska-Canada boundary line. (Not Chandik, Chandike, Chandindu, Deer, Klondyke,"nor Reindeer.)
Klondike post village, Jefferson county, ; N. Y. (Not Klondyke nor Worthville.
Knapp; landing, Columbia river, Clarke
county, Wash. (Not Knapp' s.) Knobly; mountain in Grant and Miner-
al counties, W. Va. (Not Knobley.) Knobnoster; P. 0. and town, Johnson
county, Mo. (Not Knob Noster.) Knox; post light, Illinois river, Scott
county. 111. (Not Knox's.)
Knox Bar; post light, Ohio river, Bea-
ver county. Pa. (Not Knox's Bar.) Kodlak; see Kadiak. Kol-u-gru' a; see Meade.
Kongo; river and state. West Africa,
(Not Congo.)
Konigsberg; capital city and govern-
ment, Prussia. (Not Koenigsberg, Konigsberg, nor Krolewiecz.)
Koniuji; island, near Atka island, mid-
dle Aleutians, Alaska. (NotKoniougi.)
Konkapot; river in new INIarlboro, Berk-
shire county, Mass. (Not Mill.)
Konwakiton; glacier on Movmt Shast^j
Cal. (Not Mc Cloud.)
Kook-potu-rook; see Kukpowruk.
Koos; see Coos.
Koo--Kwa.
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Kootenai; lake in British Columbia and river in British Columbia and Montana.
(Not Kootanie, Kootienay, Kootenie, nor Swan.) Kootenai; see Mission.
Kootznahoo; inlet, Admiralty island,
Alaska. (Not Hoochinoo, Hoosnoff, Houchnou, Hudsunoo, Khutz-n'hu (bear's foot), Kootsnoo, Koutsnou, nor Kutznou. Korea; country in Asia. (Not Corea.) Korovin; bay, Atka island, middle Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Korovinski.) Kotleana; see Katliana. Kotschin; see Cochin. Kou; see Kuiu. Kouara; see Niger.
Koyukuk; mountain and river, branch
of the Yukon, northern Alaska. (Not Koyoukut,)
Koz'ian; see Cozian.
Kragness; township. Clay county, Minn.
(Not Kragnes.)
Krakow; ancient capital of Poland, in
Austrian Galicia. (Not Cracow nor Krakau.)
Kresson; P. C, Camden county, N. J.
(Not Milford.)
Krestof; island at north end of Sitka
sound, Alaska. (Not Cross, Krestoff, nor Krestov.) Krestof; sound or strait between Krestof
and Kruzof islands,southeastern Alaska. (Not Cross, Krestoff, nor Krestov.)
Krishna; see Kistna. Knstiania; see Christiania. Krugloi; southernmost point of Halleck
island, near Sitka, Alaska. (Not
Round.) Krung Kao; see Ayuthia. Krusenstern; cape, Kotzebue sound,
northern Alaska. (Not Kruzenstern.) Krusenslern; see Ailuk. Kruzof; island, west of Baranof island,
Alexander archipelago, southern
Alaska. (Not Croose, Edgecumbe, Pitt, San Jacinto, Saint Lazaria, Sitka,
Tleekh, etc.) Ktaadn; see Katahdin.
Kuenlun; mountain range of central Asia. (Not Koolkoon, Kouen Lun,
Koulkoun, KuenLun, Kwan lun, Kwen Lun, nor Kwun lun.)
Kuiu; island, west of Kupreanof island, Alexander archipelago, southern
Alaska. (Not Kou.) Kujulik; bay, east side Alaska peninsula,
Alaska. (Not Koujulik.) K. U. Junction; see Hedges.
Kukpowruk; river, between Cape Lis-
burne and Icy cape, northern Alaska. (Not Kook-pow-rook.)
Kulichavak; river, between Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers, western Alaska.
(Not Kvichavak.)
Kulichkof; islet and reefs, Sitka sound,
Alaska. (Not Kulich, Kulitch, Kulitzkoff, nor Snipe.)
Kuliugmiut; cape, west side Kadiak
island, Alaska. (Not Kuliumiut.)
KuUichaha; P. 0., Choctaw Nation, Ind.
T. (Not Kully Chaha.) Kulliinla; village, Choctaw Nation, Ind.
T. (Not Kulli Inla.)
Kv.lluspelm; see Pend Oreille. Kulukak; bay, Bristol bay, Bering sea,
Alaska. (Not Kouloulak.)
Kumliun; cape, south shore of Alaska peninsula. (Not Koumloun nor Kum-
tiak.)
Kuncliin-Ginga; see Kanchanjanga. Kunguk; see Buckland.
Kunjamuk; creek, Hamilton county,
N. Y. (Not Cogaminck, Congamunck, Cungermuck, nor Kunjamuc.) Kupreanof; island and point, east side Alaska peninsula. (Not Kupreanoff.) Kuria Maria; see Khorya Morya.
Kuril; islands between Japan and Kam-
chatka, North Pacific ocean. (Not Chishima, Kooril, Kouril, nor Kurile.) Kuroshiwo; gulf stream of Japan. (Not
Kuro Shi wo nor Kuro Si wo.) Kusilvak; island in Yukon delta, Bering
sea, Alaska. (Not Kusalvak.)
Kuskokwim; bay and river, western
Alaska. (Not Kuskoquim.) Kutanie; see Chief Mountain.
Kutchuma; group of islets, Sitka har-
bor, Alaska. (Not Boidarkin nor Kutchiuma.) Kutloot; see South.
Kutuzof; cape, west coast Alaska penm-
sula, Alaska. (Not Kutusoff ) Kvichavak; see Kulichavak. Kwang-chow; see Canton.
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Kwe--lian.
Kwen Lun; see Kuenlun. Kwichpak; see Yukon. Kwikpak; channel or island, Norton
sound, western Alaska. (Not Kwikh-
pak.)
Kyoto; city, Japan. (Not Kioto, Meaco, Miako, Miyako, nor Saikio.)
Kyushu; see Kiushu. Kyska; see Kiska.
Laharge; see Lebarge. Iiaccadive; islands in Indian ocean,
SW. from India. (Not Lakaradeevh,
Lakkadiv, nor Lakkadiwa.)
Lacey Lane; post light, Ohio river, Cabell county, W. Va. (Not Lacey's.)
IJacock; bar in Ohio river, near Freedom, Beaver county. Pa. (Not La-
cock's Bar.)
Lac qui Parle; P. 0. and township, Lac
qui Parle county, Minn. (Not Lac-
qui-parle.) Lacroix; see Grays.
La Crosse; city, county, etc., Wis.
(Not Lacrosse.)
Lacygne; city, Linn county, Kans. (Not La Cygne.)
Ladrone; group of islands in the western Pacific ocean. (Not Mariana nor
Marianne.)
La Du; post light, P. 0., and wharf, Co-
lumbia river, Cowlitz county, Wash. (Not La Du's.) Lafayette; county seat. Chambers county, Ala. (Not La Fayette.) Lafayette; P. 0. and town. Christian county, Ky. (Not La Fayette.) Lafayette; township, Bremer county, Iowa. (Not La Fayette.) Lafayette; township, Chippewa county, Wis. (Not La Fayette.) Laffing-al; hamlet in Cherokee county, Ga. (Not LafBng Gal nor Laughing
Gal.)
Lagoa dos Patos; large lagoon in state
of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. (Not Lago de los Patos.) Lagrange; county seat, Lagrange county, Ind. (Not La Grange.) Lagrange; P. O. and town, Penobscot county, Me. (Not La Grange.)
La Guaira; seaport of Venezuela, South
America. (Not La Guayra.) Laguna; P. O., Orange county, Cal. (Not
Lagona.)
Laguna de la Merced; see Merced.
Laguna Madre; large lagoon in southern
Texas. (Not Laguna Del Madre.) Laharpe; city, Allen county, ICans.
(Not La Harpe.) Laird; see Bayou Grand Liard. Lake; city, Barber county, Kans. (Not
Lake City.) Lake Austin; see Saint Catherine. Lake May; see Goose. Lake of the Sun; see Ozette.
Lake Park; P. 0., Pierce county, Wash.
(Not Lakepark.)
Lakeport; P. 0. and township, Woodbury county, Iowa. (Not Lake Port.)
Lake River; see Eleanor.
Laketcwn; township, Carver county, Minn. (Not Lake Town.)
Lakeview; village, Covington county, Ala. (Not Lake View.)
Lakeville; P. O. and township, Dakota county, Minn. (Not Lake Ville.)
Lakhnau; see Lucknow.
Lakkadiv; see Laccadive.
Lamar; river, Yellowstone National
Park. (Not East Fork of the Yellow-
stone.)
Lambert; point, Elizabeth river, Nor-
folk county, Va. (Not Lambert's.)
Lamberts; cove. Vineyard sound, Marthas Vineyard, Mass. (Not Lombards nor Lumbards.)
Lamine; P. 0. and township, Cooper county, Mo. (Not 'La, Mine.)
Lamington; P. 0. and river, Somerset
county, N. J. (Not Lammington.)
Lamonte; P. 0. and township, Pettis county. Mo. (No» La Monte.)
Lamphere Dock; post light, Hudson
river, Greene county, N. Y. (Not Lamphere' 3 Dock.) Jjancaster; see Winter *Lanford Station; P. 0., Laurens county, S. C. (Not Langford'a Station.) Langford; creek and P. 0.. Kent county, Md. (Not Lankford's.) Langlade; see Miquelon.
Langlee; island in Hingham harbor,
Mass. (Not Chandler's nor Langley.)
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Lanliani; P. 0. and R. R. station, Prince George county, Md. (Not Lanhams.)
Lansdowne; R. R. station, Hunterdon county, N. J. (Not Landsdown nor
Lansdown.) Lan-Thsang-Kiang; see Mekong, Laplata; county seat of Deaf Smith
county, Tex. (Not La Plata.)
Iia Plata; river, southwestern Colorado. (Not Plata nor Rio la Plata.)
La Plata; see Sucre. La Pointe-cL-Pitre; see Pointe a Pitre.
Iiaporte; borough, county seat, and
township, Sullivan county. Pa. (Not
La Porte.)
Laporte; P. O. and town. Black Hawk
county, Iowa. (Not La Porte City.)
Xiarkins Ferry; post light, Ohio river, 3 miles below Owensboro, Ky. (Not
Larkens' Ferry.)
Larue; P. 0. and village, Marion county, Ohio. (Not La Rue.)
Las Animas; see Animas.
Las Casetas; R. R. station, etc., Los
Angeles county, Cal. (Not Los Casitos nor Las Casitas.) Las Neuvitas del Principe; see Nuevitas. Las Pulgas; see Pulgas. Las Rocas; see As Rocas. Lassa; capital of Tibet. (Not H'Lassa, Lhasa, nor Lhassa.)
Last; see Isle Derniere.
Las Trampas; creek, peak, and ridge,
Contra Costa county, Cal. (Not Las
Tampas nor Sugarloaf.) Latimer; reef near Fishers island, Long
Island sound, N. Y. (Not Latimer's.) Latona; P. 0., King county, Wash.
(Not Loosna.)
Lauderdale; town. Ascension parish.
La. (Not Lauderdale.)
Laughery; township, Ripley county,
Ind. (Not Langhery.) Laughing Gal; see LafEngal.
Lauramie; township, Tippecanoe coun-
ty, Ind. (Not Laurance.) Laurance; see Lauramie. Laurel; canyon, Los Angeles county,
Cal. (Not Kimball.)
Laurel; run in Garrett county, Md. (Not
Little Laurel Run.) Laurel Gap; see Baileyton. Lavalle; P. 0. and township, Sauk
count) , Wis. (Not La Valle.)
LaVerkin; creek in Washington county, Utah. (Not Le Verken.)
La Vista; point. Saint Johns river, Duval
county , Fla. (Not Philips nor Phillip' s.
Lawrence; point, north shore of Long Island, near Astoria, Queens county,
N. Y. (Not Lawrence's.)
Lawson; lake in Coeymans, Albany
county, N. Y. (Not Lawton.) Lea; river, chiefly in Hertfordshire and
Middlesex, England. (Not Lee.)
Leah; see Red Buttes. Leamington; P. 0. and precinct, Mil-
lard county, Utah. (Not Lemington.) L'JEau qui Court; see Niobrara. Lebanon, Ga. ; see Toonigh.
Lebanon, N. Y. ; see Wyomanock. Lebarge; lake in the Yukon district of
Canada. (Not Labarge.) Leboeuf; P. O. and township, Erie
county, Pa. (Not Le Boeuf.) Lee; post light, Mississippi river. Lake
county, Tenn. (Not Lee's.) Lee, England ; see Lea. Lee, Tenn. ; see Let.
*Lee Center; P. 0., township, and vil-
lage, Lee county, 111. (Not Lee.) Leeds; creek, Talbot county, Md. (Not
Leed.)
Leedstown; P.O., Westmoreland county, Va. (Not Leeds Town.;
Leek; see Thacker.
*Leesville; P. O. and village, Carroll
county, Ohio. (Not Leesburgh.)
Leipsic; river, Kent county, Del. (Not Little Duck Creek.)
Leipzig; city in Saxony, Germany. (Not
Leipsic.)
Leitch.; wharf on Patuxent river, Calvert county, Md. (Not Leitches.)
L. E. Junction; see Hedges.
Lemay; lake in Egan, Dakota county,
Minn. (Not Le May.)
Lemington; see Leamington.
Lenox; post village, Madison county, N. Y. (Not Hobokenville nor Lenox
Furnace.) Leon; see Lyon. Leonardville; city, Riley county, Kans.
(Not Leonard.) Leontovich; cape, north side of Alaska
peninsula, Alaska. (Not Leantavitch.)
Leroy ; town and village, Genesee county, N. Y. (Not Le Roy.)
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liCS--liit.
Lester; post light, Mississippi river, Fulton county,Ky. (Not Lester's.)
Let; P. 0. and E. R. station, Bledsoe county, Tenn. (Not Lee nor Lees.)
* Letts; P.O. and town, Louisa county, Iowa. (Not Lettsville.)
Le T erken; see La Verkin. Lewes; river; one of the tributaries of
the upper Yukon. (Not Lewis.) Lewisburg'; township, Harlan county,
Nebr. (Not Elderado.) Lewis Fork; see Snake. Lhasa; see Lassa.
L'Hommedieu; shoal in Vineyard sound.
Mass. (Not Lhommedieu.) Liaotung; gulf; an arm of the Yellow
sea, China. (Not Leao-tong, etc.)
Libby; islands, Machias bay, 'Washington county. Me. (Not Libbey.)
Liberty Hill; P. 0. and village, Grainger county, Tenn. (Not Libertyhill.)
Lickinghole ; creek, Hanover county,
Va. (Not Lickenhole.) Lidel; see Lytle. Liege; city and province, Belgium. (Not
Luik nor Liittich.) Lieutenant; island in Wellfleet harbor,
Cape Cod bay, Mass. (Not Horse.) Liliput; creek, Cape Fear river, Bruns-
wick county, N. C. (NotLilyput.)
Lille; see Lisle.
Lilly; P. 0., Cambria county, Pa. (Not
Lily.)
Lilly; P. O., Chnton countv, Mo. (Not
Lily.)
Lilly; P. 0., Scioto county, Ohio. (Not
Lily.)
Lilly; P. 0., Tazewell county, 111. (Not
Lily.)
Lillydale; P. 0. and R. R. station, Chautauqua county, N. Y. (Not Lily Dale.)
Lime ; island in Saint Marys river, Mich.
(Not Isle a la Crosse.)
Limesprings; P. 0. and village, Howard county, Iowa. (Not Lime Spring.)
Limestone Hill; see West Seneca. Lincoln; county seat, Lincoln county,
Kans. (Not Lincoln Center City.)
Lindeman; lake near the headwaters of the Yukon. (Not Lindemann nor Lin-
derman.) Lindon; see Lyndon.
Lindsborg; P. 0. and city, McPherson county, Kans. (Not Lindsburg City.)
lAnk; see Klamath. Linn; R. R. station, Jefferson county,
Ala. (Not Linn's Crossing, Linns, nor Lynns.) Lione; see Lyon.
Lions Head; mountain, Litchfield county. Conn. (Not Lyons Head.)
Lisbon; city, capital of Portugal. (Not Lisabona, Lisboa, Lisbonne, nor Lissa-
bon.)
Lisle; city in northern France. (Not Lille, L'IsIe, nor Ryssel.)
Lithia Springs; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Douglas county, Ga. (Not Salt Sjjrings.). Little, Conn. ; see Park.
Little, Mass. ; see Chad wick. Little Annemessex; river, Somerset
county, Md. (Not Little Annemessic.)
Little Bay de Noquette ; shoal in Green
Bay, Lake Michigan. (Not Little Bay
de Noc.) lAitle Beaver; see South Beaver.
Little Choptank; river, Dorchester county, Md. (Not Hudson.)
Little Colorado ; river in Arizona. (Not Colorado Chiquito nor Flax.)
Little Diamond; island, Portland har-
bor, Me. (Not Little Hog.)
Little Diomede; island, Bering strait, Alaska. (Not Ignalook nor Ratman-
off.)
Little Duck Creek; see Leipsic.
Little Egg; inlet, Burlington county,
coast of New Jersey. (Not Little Egg
Harbor, New, nor Tucker's Cove.) Littlefield; see Beaverdam.
Little Hauken; branch, Burlington
county, N. J. (Not TranquiUty, nor
Head of Tranqiiility.) Little Hog; see Little Diamond. lAttle Hog Neck; see Nassau. Little Klamath; see Lower Klamath. Little Laurel Run; see Laurel.
Little Manitou; 'See Cockburn. LiUle Menan; see Petit Manan. LAttle Noquashinski; see Nakwasina.
Little Rock; city, Pulaski county, Ark.
(Not Littlerock.)
Little Sable; lake, lighthouse, and point, Oceana county, Mich. (Not Petite Pointe an Sable.
Little Sandy; P.O., Kanawha county, W. Va. (Not Forks of Little Sandy.)
Little Warner; see De Berniere.
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Liiile Winnipeg; see Winnipegosis.
Livingston; creek, tributary to Hudson river, Columbia county, N. Y. (Not
Livingston's nor Eoeliff Jansen Kill.)
Llano Estacado; plateau in Texas. (Not
Staked Plain.) Llao; rock on rim of Crater lake, Oreg.
(Not Mount Jackson.) Lloyd; harbor and neck, Huntington
bay. Long Island sound, N. Y. (Not
Lloyd's.)
Lloyd; P. 0., township, and village, Ulster county, N. Y. (Not Loyd.)
Loanda; seaport town, west coast of
Africa. (Not Saint Paul de Loanda.) Locarno; see Maggiore. Lockhart; landing and post light, Ohio
river, Adams county, Ohio. (Not
Lockart's.)
Lockhart; township, Pike county, Ind.
(Not Loackhart.)
*Lockspring; P. 0. and village, Daviess county, Mo. (Not Lock Springs.)
Lockwood Folly; inlet and river, Bruns-
wick county, N. 0. (Not Lockwood'
Folly.)
Locus; see Mink. Lodgepole; precinct and R. E,. station,
Cheyenne county, Nebr. ; also creek, southwestern Nebraska. (Not Lodge
Pole.)
Lofka; Indian hut, Yukon river, Alaska.
(Not Lofka' s.)
Logan Gap; post light, Ohio river, Brown county, Ohio. (Not Logan's
Gap.)
Loganvilla; borough and P. O., York
county, Pa. (Not Logansville.) Lolo; creek, pass, peak, P. 0., and trail,
Missoula county, Mont. (Not Lo Lo, Lou-lou, nor Lou Lou.)
Lolo; creek, tributary to Clearwater river, between Idaho and Shoshone counties, Idaho. (Not Lo-Lo nor Nah-wah.)
Lombards; see Lamberts. London; see Loudon.
London Grove; P. O. and township,
Chester county. Pa. (Not London-
grove.)
Long; canyon and creek, Las Animas county, Colo. (Not Canon de Largo
nor Long's.)
Long, Mass. ; see Upper Goose. Long, Minn. ; see Bryant.
Long, Pa. ; see Neville.
Long Island Head; lighthouse, Boston
harbor, Mass. (Not Long Island.)
Long mead ovp-; P. O. and town, Hamp-
den county, Mass. (Not LongMeadow.) Long Point; see Ryer. Long Reach; see Bivalve. Longs; peak, Boulder county, Colo.
(Not Long's.)
Longs Landing; post light, Ohio river,
Henderson county, Ky. (Not Long's.)
*Longswamp; P. 0. and township, Berks county. Pa. (Not Long Swamp.)
Loo Choo; see Riu Kiu.
Look-in; point. Saint Mary county, Md. (Not Look In nor Lookin.)
Lookingglass; creek, Douglas county,
Oreg.
Looknooce; see Saigon. Loomis; see Lunice.
Loop; P. 0. and R. R. station, Cherokee
county, Ala. (NotPleasanton.)
Loop ; stream in Kanawh a county, W. Va. (Not Big Loop nor Lower Loop.)
Loosna; see Latona.
Loramie; P. 0., township, and village, Shelby county, Ohio. (Not Loramie's.)
Lords; passage at east end of Fishers Island sound, N. Y. (Not Lord's.
Lordville; see Lowville.
Lorencito; canyon. Las Animas county, Colo. (Not Canada Larencita nor Canyon Lorenzo.)
Lorenz; township, Finney coimty, Kans. (Not Loring.)
Loving; see Lorenz.
Lorraine; district, Germany. (Not Lotharingia nor Lothringen.)
Los Casitos; see Las Casetas.
Los Pinos; river, southwestern Colo-
rado. (Not Pinos nor Rio de los
Pinos.)
Lost Cannon; creek. Mono county, Cal.
(Not Lost Canyon.) Lost Canyon; see Lost Cannon.
Lostland; run in Garrett county, Md. (Not Lost Land nor Lostzand.)
Los Trancos; creek between San Mateo and Santa Clara counties, Cal. (Not
Los Stances nor Stances.) Lotlmir; see Faulkner.
139'
-- liOt McArd.
Lothringen; see Lorraine.
Loudon; township, Carroll county, Ohio.
(Not London.)
Lough. Neagh; lake in northern Ire-
land. (Not Neagh.) Louis; see Saint Louis.
Lourengo Marquez; town on Delagoa
bay, southeast Africa. (Not Lorenzo Marques, etc.) Louriston; P. O. and township, Chip-
pewa county, Minn. (Not Lorriston.)
Lovetis; see ]\Iink.
Low; seeTuamotu.
Low Countries; see Netherlands. Lowellville ; P. 0. and village, Mahoning
county, Ohio. (Not Lowell.)
Lower Alloways Creak; township, Sa-
lem county, N. J. (Not Lower AUoway Creek.)
Lower Klamath.; lake in Oregon and
California. (Not Little Klamath.) Lower Klamath; see Upper Klamath, Lower Loop; see Loop.
Lower Patroon; island, Hudson river,
in city of Albany, N. Y. (Not Patroon' 3 Lower Island.)
Lowery; point, Rappahannock river,
Essex coimty, Va. (Not Lowry's.)
Lowrie Bar; post light, Ohio river, Allegheny county. Pa. (Not Lowrie's.)
Lowryville; P. 0. and R. R. station, Chester county, S. 0. (Not Lowrys-
ville.)
Lov}s; see Blackwalnut.
Lowville; P. O. and township, Murray county, Minn. (Not Lordville.)
Loyd; see Lloyd. Luambezi; see Zambezi. Lucas; bend, Mississippi river, 16 miles
below Cairo, 111. (Not Lucas's.)
Lucknow; capital city and district,
northern India. (Not Lakhnau.) Lugon; see Luzon.
Ludington; P. O. and township, Eau
Claire county, Wis. (Not Ludding-
ton.)
Ludlam; bay, beach, light, and thorofare. Cape May county, N. J. (Not
Ludlam' s.)
Ludwick; borough, Westmoreland coun-
ty, Pa. (Not Ludwig.) Luik; see Liege.
Lum; post light, Mississippi river, Con-
cordia parish, La. (Not Lum's.)
Lumbards; see Lamberts. Lum.-mi; bay, island, river, and village,
Whatcom county, Wash. Lundys Lane; town, Erie county, Pa.
(Not Lundy's Lane.)
Lunice; creek, Grant county, W. Va.
(Not Loomis nor Lunay.) Lusby; P. O. , Calvert county, Md. (Not
Lusbys.)
Lutharsville; P. O. and town, Meriwether county, Ga. (Not Lutherville.)
Luttich; see Liege.
Luverne; county seat of Rock county, Minn. (Not Lu Verne.)
Luverne; P. 0. and township, Kossuth county, Iowa. (Not Lu Verne.)
Luxemburg; P. 0. and township, Kewaunee county, Wis. (Not Luxem-
bourg.)
Luzon; the largest of the Philippine
islands. (Not Lucon.)
Lykens; P. 0. and township, Crawford
count}^, Ohio. (Not Lykins.)
Lyndon; P. O. and township, Juneau
county, Wis. (Not Lindon.)
Lyndon; township, Sheboygan county,
Wis. (Not Lindon.)
Lynn Canal; fiord, southeastern Alaska.
(Not Lynn Channel.) Lynnhaven; bay, inlet, P. O., R. R. sta-
tion, etc., Princess Anne county, Va. (Not Lynn Haven nor Lynhaven.)
Lynns; see Linn.
Lyon; city in southeastern France. (Not
Leon, Lione, nor Lyons.)
Lyon; creek, Knox county, Tenn. (Not
Lyons.) Lyons Head; see Lions Head.
Lytle; creek, gap, and triangulation station, Taylor and Callahan counties, Tex. (Not Lidel.)
M.
McAdenville; P. 0. and town, Gaston
county, N. C. (Not McAdensville.)
McAfee; P.O. and R. R. station, Sussex county, N. J. (Not McAfee Valley.)
McAlester; town, Indian Territory. (Not MacAlister, MacAllister, nor Mc-
Alister.)
McArdle; precinct, Douglas county,
Nebr. (Not McCardle.)^
-- lleBla Mag.
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McBlair; shoal, the northernrnost of Nantucket shoals, Mass. (Not Mc-
Blair' s.)
McCainsmlle; see Kenvil.
McCameron; P. 0. and township, Martin
county, Ind. (Not McCleameron.^ McCardle; see McArdle.
McCays; P. 0. and R. E. station, Polk county, Tenn. (Not Isabella nor Mc-
Kay.)
McCleameron; see McCameron. McClellandville ; P. 0., Newcastle coun-
ty, Del. (Not McClellandsville.) McCloud; see Konwakiton.
McCloud; see McLeod. McClungs Mill; see Clovercreek.
McCoU; P. 0., Marlboro county, S. C.
(Not McCall.) McComber; see Berlin.
McCoimelsville ; county seat, Morgan
county, Ohio. (Not McConnellsville.)
McCoy; creek, Duval county, Fla. (Not
Three Mile Branch.)
McCuUough Bar; post light, Tennessee
river, Stewart county, Ky. (Not Mc-
Cullough's.)
McCuUum Ripple; post lights, Ohio
river, near Cincinnati, Ohio. (Not Mc-
Cullum's.)
McCune; P. 0., Pike county. Mo. (Not McCune Station.)
McDonald; lake in Missoula county,
Mont. (Not Terry's.) McDonald; see Yes. McDonough^ s; see Camano.
McEldowney; bar in Ohio river, near New Martmsville, Wetzel county, W.
Va. (Not McEldowney' s.) McFarland; P. O. and village, Dane
county, Wis. (Not Macfarland.
McGees; island, Illinois river, 4 miles below Meredosia, Morgan county, 111,
(Not McGee's.)
McGill; creek and meadow, Tuolumne
comity,Cal. (Not Miguel norMcGill's.) McGill; see Pinos.
McGinnes; P. O., Queen Anne county, Md. (NotMcGmness.)
McGulpin; point. Straits of Mackinac,
Emmet county, Mich. (Not McGul-
pin' s.)
McKay; see INIcCays. McKenzie Head; point, near Cape Dis-
appointment, Pacific county, Wash. (Not McKenzie' a Head.)
McKnig-ht; post light, Mississippi river, Dubuque county, Iowa. (Not Mc-
Knight's.)
McLeod; bay, Cheboygan county, Mich. (Not Cheboygan nor Duncan.)
Mclieod; peak, Missoula county, Mont. (Not Arlee, Jocko, McCloud, nor McLeoud.)
McRee; light station, Pensacola bay,
Fla. (Not McEae.) Ifaas; see Meuse. Macassar; see Makassar. Macclenny; see Maclenny.
Maces Spring; P. 0. and E. R. station, Scott county, Va. (Not Mace Springs.)
Machiasport; P. 0. and village, Washington county. Me. (Not Machias
Pprt.)
Machir; landing, Ohio river, Mason county, W. Va. (Not Machir's.)
Machump; see Mechumps. Mack; arch and reef, near Eogue river,
Curry county, Oreg. (Not Mack's.)
Mackay ; creek, ferry, and island at north point of entrance to New Landing river,
Currituck sound, Washington county, N. C. (Not Mackeys.)
Mackey; point, Savannah river, Chatham county, Ga. (Not Mackey' s.)
Mackinac; island and strait connecting lakes Huron and Michigan. (Not Mackinaw nor Michilimackinac.)
Mackey; landing and P. 0., Ohio river,
Greenup county, Ky. (Not Mackoy's.) Maclenny; county seat. Baker county,
Fla. (Not Macclenny.) Macnair; islands. Saint Lawrence river,
near Morristown, Saint Lawrence county, N. Y. (Not Macnair' s.) Macsville; township. Grant county, Minn. (Not Maesville.)
Macum; creek on Kent island. Queen
Anne county, Md. (Not Macums.) Maddaket; harbor, Nantucket island,
Mass. (Not Matacut, etc.)
Madeira; river of western Brazil, Sou h America. (Not Cayari nor Madera.)
Madrid; see Tijeras.
Mad River; P. 0. and township, Clark
county, Ohio. (Not Madriver.)
Maesville; see Macsville.
Magdalen; island, Hudson river, about
2 miles below Saugerties, in Dutclieos comity, N. Y. (Not Slippe Stein.)
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Majf Han.
Magdalena; bay, Lower California.
(Not Bahia de la Magdalena.) Magellan; strait in Patagonia, South
America. (Not Magalhaens.)
Magellania; see Philippine. Mag'g'iore; lake in northern Italy. (Not
Lac ]\Iajeur, Lago Maggiore, nor Lake
of Locarno.)
Magnolia; R. R. statfbn, Arapahoe
county, Colo. (Not Duff not Schuyler.)
Magnolia; see Duff.
Magruder; R. R. station. Prince George county, Md. (Not Tuxedo.)
Malian; post light, Ohio river, Hancock
county, W. Va. (Not Mahan's.)
Malianiongo; see Upper Mahantango.
MahJceenac; see Stockbridge Bowl.
Mahon; port and river, Delaware bay,
Kent county, Del. (Not Mahon' s.) *Maiden Creek; P. 0. and township,
Berks county, Pa. (Not Maidencreek.)
Mailand; see Milan.
Main; township, Columbia county, Pa.
(Not Maine.)
Maineville; P. O. and village, Warren
county, Ohio. (Not Mainville.)
Mainz; city, Germany. (NotMayence.) Major; run, Salem county, N. J. (Not
Major's.)
Majorca; the largest of the Balearic islands, Mediterranean sea. (NotMajor-
que nor Mallorca.')
Makassar; city and native state of Celebes. (Not Macassar, Mangkasar, Man-
kasser, nor Vlaardingen.)
Makassar; strait between Borneo and
Celebes. (Not Macassar.)
Makhnati; island and group of islets,
Sitka harbor, Alaska. (Not Mokhnatoi, Rough, Rugged, nor Wooded.)
Makran; see Mekran.
MakusMn; bay, cape, valley, village, and
volcano, TJnalaska island, eastern Aleu-
tians, Alaska. (Not Makouchinskoy,
etc.)
Malade; county seat of Oneida county, Idaho. (Not Malad, Malad City, nor Malade City.)
Maladetta; mountain peak, Pyrenees. (Not Monts Maudits.)
Malakka; city, settlement, and strait, Malay peninsula. (Not Malacca, Ma-
laya, nor Naning.) Malar; lake, Sweden.
(Not Maelar,
Maelaren, Malar, Malaren, nor Malarru)
Malay; archipelago, Indian ocean. (Not
Asiatic, Eastern, Indian, Malaisia, nor
Malaysia.)
Malay; peninsula, Asia. (Not Malacca
nor Malaya.)
Malco; see Marco.
Maldive; islands, Indian ocean. (Not
Maldivh, Malediven, nor Malediva.)
Malin; see Fourche Maline.
Mallorca; see Majorca.
Malmo; seaport town in southern Sweden. (Not Malmo nor Malmoe.)
Mamacock; creek, New London county,
Conn. (Not Pattaguansett river.)
Mamajuda; island and lighthouse, De-
troit river, Mich. (Not Mammy Judy.)
Mammy Judy; see Mamajuda. Manby; point, entrance to Yakutat bay,
Alaska. (Not Bolshoi, Boussole, nor
Saint Elias.
Manch.uria; grand division of the Chi-
nese empire. (Not Manchooria, Mandchouria, Mantchooria, Mantchuria,
Mandshooria, Shingking, nor Tungsan-
sheng.)"
Mandalay; former capital of Burma.
(Not Mandele, etc.)
Mandata; see Bull Run.
Manhasset; bay, neck, and village,
north shore of Long island. Queens
county, N. Y. (Not Cow Neck nor
SintSink.)
Manila; bay, city, and strait, Philippine
islands. Pacific ocean. (Not Manilla.)
Manipur; see Munjpur.
Manistique; lakes, river, and town,
Schoolcraft county, Mich.
'
istique.)
(Not INIon-
Manitou; lake, Fulton county, Ind.
(Not Manitu.)
Manitou; P. O., precinct, and town, El
Paso county, Colo. (Not ]\Ianitou
Springs.)
Mankasser; see Makassar.
Manly; P. 0. and village, Moore coun-
ty, N. C. (Not Manly Station.)
Mann; creek, Washington county, Ida-
ho. (Not Man.)
Manomet; hill, point, and village, Plym-
outh county, IMass.
Mansfi.eld; borough, Allegheny county,
Pa. (Not Mansfield Valley.)
Mansker; post light, Mississippi river,
Randolph county, 111. (Not Mans-
ker' s.)
Hap--Mat.
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Maple; city, Cowley county, Kans. (Not Maple City.)
Maple Valley; P. 0., King county, Wash. (Not Maplevalley.)
Marabai; see Nyaasa.
Maracaibo; city, gulf, and lake, Venezuela. (Not Maracaybo.)
Marais des Cygnes; see Osage. Marais d' Ogee; see Meredosia.
Maranhao; bay, city, island, and state,
north coast of Brazil. (Not Maranham.)
Marble; see Burntbridge.
Marbury; landing and point. Prince George county, Md. (Not Marberry.)
Marcella; P. 0., Morris county, N.J. (Not Greenville.)
March; river, Austria. (Not Morava nor
Morawa.)
Marchand; rock, Saint Marys river,
Mich. (Not Marchand's.)
Marco; P.O. and pass, Lee county, Fla.
(Not Malco.)
Margaretsville ; P. O. and village, Northampton county, N.C. (Not Margaretts-
ville.)
Mariana; see Ladrone. Marias; river in Montana. (Not Bear's,
Kay-i-you, nor Maria's.)
Mariguana; one of the Bahama islands.
(Not Mayaguana.) Marinavo; creek, north coast of Cuba.
(Not Maria Navo.)
Marine; P. C, township, and village,
"Washington county, Minn. (Not Ma-
rine Mills.) Marocco; see Morocco.
Marr Field; bar, Mississippi river, New Madrid county, Mo. (Not Marr's
Field.)
Marseille; city, southern France. (Not
Marseilles.)
Marsh; pond in Egremont, Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not Joyners nor Joyner Marsh.) Marshall; point on Potomac river, Prince George county, Md. (Not Marshal. *MarshalltovpTi; county seat, P. 0., and township, Marshall county, Iowa. (Not
Marshall.)
Marshall; point, West Penobscot bay. Me. (Not Marshall's.)
Marshelder; channel, in Burlington county, and creek and islands in Ocean county, N. J. (Not Marsh Elder.)
Marshes; see Trap Hill.
Marsh Fork; stream, Raleigh county, W. Va. (Not Marsh Fork of Coal
river.)
Martel; P. 0. and P. R. station, Lancastei
county, Nebr. (Not Martell.) Martell; P. O. and township, Pierce
coxmty, Wis. (Not Martel.)
Martha; lakoj Snohomish county. Wash.
(Not Martha's nor Marthen's )
Martha; see Santa Marta.
Marthas Vineyard; island, Mass. (Not
Martha's Vineyard.)
Marticville; P. 0. and township, Lan-
caster county, Pa. (Not Martic.)
Martin; island, Columbia river, near Kalama, Wash. (Not Martin's.)
Martin; reef, north end of Lake Huron, 12 miles from Detour point, Chippewa county, Mich. (Not Martin's.)
Martins Industry; light vessel and shoal off Port Royal sound, S. C. (Not
Martin's Industry.) Mary; see Shelikof.
Marydel; P. 0. and R. R. station on boundary line between Delaware and
Maryland. (Not Marydell.)
Marys River; post light, Mississippi
river, Randolph county, 111. (Not Saint Marys nor Wabash.) Maryville; county seat of Blount county, Tenn. (Not Marysville.) Masab; see Mesabi. Mascarene; islands, Indian ocean. (Not
Mascarenhas.) Mashed; see Meshed. Maskalonge; see Muskalonge.
Maskat; seaport of Arabia, Indian ocean.
(Not Mascat nor Muscat.)
Mason; island and point of entrance to
Mystic river. Conn. (Not Mason's.)
Mason; island at junction of Illinois and
Mississippi rivers, 111. (Not Mason's.)
Massaua; island and town thereon. Red sea. (Not Massowah, Mussawwa, etc.)
Massowah; see Massaua. Matacut; see Maddaket.
Matadequin; creek, Hanover county, Va. (Not Matade Queen.)
ifatamoras; see New Matamoras.
Matapan; cape, southernmost point of
Greece. (NotTaenarumnorTainaron.)
Matawan; creek, point, and P. O., Monmouth county, N. J. (Not Mattawan,
Matayan, nor Middletown.)
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Mat--Mer.
Mathews ; county seatof Mathews coun-
ty, Va. (Not Matthews.)
Mathews; point on Columbia river,
Clarke county, Wash. (Not Matthew' s.
Mathews; township, Kingsbury county,
N. Dak. (Not Matthews.)
Matochkin; strait separating Nova Zembla into two parts, Arctic ocean. (Not
Matthew.) Matomkin; see Metomkin. Mattakeset; bay, Marthas Vineyard,
Mass. (Not Matakessett.) Mattapoisett; harbor, P. O., and town.
Buzzards bay, Mass. (Not Matta-
poiset.)
Mattaponi; river in eastern Virginia. (Not Mattapony.)
Matteawan; P. 0. and village, Dutchess
county, N. Y. (Not Mateawan.) Matthew; see Matochkin. Maugu; see Amur.
Mauna Loa; volcano, Hawaii. (Not
Mauna Roa.) Maupin; landing, Kanawha river. Mason
county, W. Va. (Not Maupin's.)
MaurelVs; see Murrell. Mauritius; island, Indian ocean. (Not
Isle of France.)
Maury; island, Puget sound. Wash.
(Not Maury's.)
Maxfield; point. Lake Memphremagog,
Orleans county, Vt. (Not Maxfield' s. Maxwell; see Glacier. Mayaguana; see Mariguana.
Mayday; P. 0. and township, Riley county, Kans. (Not May Day.)
Mayence; see Mainz. Mayesville; P. 0. and township, Sumter
coimty, S. C. (Not Maysville.)
Mayhew; village, Lowndes county, Miss.
(Not Mayhew's Station.) MayHang; see Mekong. Maylor Spit; post hght,Whidbey island.
Island county. Wash. (Not Maylor' s.
Mayo; beach, Wellfleet harbor. Cape Cod
bay, Mass. (Not Mayo's.)
Mays; gap in Grant county, W. Va. (Not
Cosners.)
Maysville; see Kaysville.
Mazomanie; P. 0., township, and village, Dane county, Wis. (Not Mazo
Manie.) Meaco; see Kyoto.
Meade; county seat of Meade county, Kans. (Not Meade Center City.)
Meade; river, northern Alaska. (Not
Cogtua nor Kol-u-gru'a.)
Meadows; P. 0., Prince George county, Md. (Not Centerville.)
Mecca; see Mekka. Mechanic "Valley; P. O., Cecil county,
Md. (Not Mechanics Valley.) *Mechanicsville ; P. O. and village, Sara-
toga county, N. Y. (Not Mechanic-
ville.)
Mechescatauxin; see Sleeper.
Mechoacan; see Michoacan.
Mechum; creek, Fluvanna and Albemarle counties, Va. (Not Mechunk nor
Merchant.)
Mechumps; creek, Hanover county, Va. (Not Mechums nor Machump.)
Mehollan; see Mulholland.
Mekinez; town in Morocco, Africa. (Not Mequinez, Mekines, Meknas, Meknes, nor Mekne.)
Mekka; city, Arabia. (Not Mecca nor
Mekkeh.)
Mekong; river in southeastern Asia.
(Not Cambodia, Lan-Thsang-Kiang,
Lan-tsan, Maykiang, Me-Kong, Menam-
Kong, Meikong, nor Mekhong.)
Mekran; province and coast, Baluchistan. (Not Mukran nor Makran.)
Me-kwah-mooks; see Alki.
Melton; ledge, New London harbor,
Conn. (Not Melton's.)
Menominee; city and county, Mich. (Not Menomonee, etc.)
Menominee; county seatof Dunn county, Wis. ; also river in Waukesha county, Wis. (Not Menomonie nor Menomo-
nee.)
Menorca; see Minorca. Mequacumtecum; see Paint.
Merced; lake in San Francisco county, Cal. (Not Laguna de la Merced.)
Merchant; see Mechum. Meredosia; P. 0., Morgan county. 111.
(Not Meredosha nor Marais d'Ogee.) Merida; see Yucatan. Meridian; county seat of Lauderdale
county. Miss. (Not Meridan.)
Meridian; township, McPherson county, Kans. (Not Meriden.)
Mermentau; lake, prairie, river, and
town, Acadia parish, La. (Not Mermenteau.) Merrellton; P. O. and P. R. station, Calhoun county, Ala. (Not Merrelton.)
Mer--Mil.
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Merrill Sliell Bank; lighthouse, Mis-
sissippi sound, Miss. (Not Merrill's Shell Bank.)
Merrimac; county in New Hampshire.
(Not Merrimack.)
Merrimac; P. 0., Butte county, Cal.
(Not Merrimack.)
Merrimac; P. 0., Jefferson county, Iowa.
(Not Merrimack.)
Merrimac; P. 0., Orange county, Fla.
(Not Merrimack.)
Merrimac; P. O., Sauk county. Wis.
(Not Merrimack.)
Merrimac; P. 0., Taylor county, Ky.
(Not Merrimack.)
Merrimac; river and town, Essex county,
Mass. (Not Merrimack.)
Merriman; bars, Ohio river, Allegheny
county, Pa. (Not Merriman' s.) MerryTneeting; bay, Sagadahoc county.
Me. (Not Merry Meeting.) Mesahi; range of hills in northern Minne-
sota. (Not Masab, etc.)
Meshed; city, Persia. (Not Mashad, Mashhad, IMesched, Meschid, Meshhed,
nor Mushed.) Mesquite; bay, Aransas county, Tex.
(Not Mezquit.) Meicalf; see Blackstone.
*Metcalf; P. O. and village, Thomas
county, Ga. (Not Metcalfe.)
Methow; river, Kootenai county, Idaho.
(NotMooyie.)
Metomkin; inlet and point, Potomac river, King George county, Va. (Not
Matomkin.) Mettawee; river, near Whitehall, Wash-
ington county, N. Y. (Not Mettowee.)
Meuse; river, Netherlands. (Not Mass,
Maese, Mosa, nor Mouse.) Mexico; city and state, North America.
(Not ]Megico, Mejico, nor Mesico.) Meyer; see Myer. Mezquit; see Mesquite.
Mhoon; landing, Mississippi river, Tun-
ica county. Miss. (Not Mhoon' s.)
MiaJco; see Kyoto.
Miami; P. 0. and township, Hamilton
county, Ohio. (Not Miamitown.) Michigan; P. 0. and township, Nelson
county, N. Dak. (Not Michigan City.) MicMlvmacJdnac; see Mackinac. Michipicoten; bay, island, and river,
north shore of Lake Superior. (Not
Michipicoten.)
Michoacan; state, Mexico. (NotMeiiho-
acan nor Valladolid.)
Middlebranch; P. 0. and -s'illage, Stark county, Ohio. (Not Middle Branch.)
Middlecreek; P. 0. and township, Snyder county. Pa. (Not Middle Creek.)
Middlecreek; township, Somerset county, Pa. (Not Middle Creek.)
Middlefield; see Bancroft.
Middle Ground; shoals, Quoddy roads, Passamaquoddy bay. Me. (Not Upper
Middle Ground.)
Middlepoint; P. O. and village, VanWert
county, Ohio. (Not Middle Point.)
Middleton; township, Wood county,
Ohio. (Not Middletown.)
Middleton; see Shores.
Middletown; P. O. and town, Henry
county, Ind. (Not Middleton.)
Middletown; see Matawan.
Midgley; see Migley, Midland Junction; see Gilmore. Midvale; see Jutland.
Migley; point on Lummi island, Wash-
ington sound, Wash. (Not Midgley.) Miguel; see McGiU. Milan; city, Italy. (Not Mailand nor
Milano.)
Milburn; P. 0., R. R. station, and township, Essex county, N. J. (Not Mill-
burn.)
Milburnton; P. 0., Greene county,
Tenn. (Not Graysburg.)
Miles; river, Talbot county, Md. (Not
Millers nor Saint Michaels.) Milford; see Kresson. Milgrove; township, Steuben county,
Ind. (Not Mill Grove.)
Milinoket; lake, R. R. station, and
stream, Penobscot county. Me. (Not
]\Iihnokett, Millinockett, Millinoket, norMillinokett.)
Mill, Mass. ; see Konkapot. Mill, Mont. ; see Agency. Millard ; P.O. precinct, and R. R. station,
,
Douglas county, Nebr. (Not Milliard.) Millburn; creek and v village, Nassau
county, N. Y. (Not Milburn.) Mill creek; township, Clarion county.
Pa. (Not Mill Creek.) Mill creek; township, Coshocton county,
Ohio. (Not Mill Creek.)
Millcreek; township, Lebanon county,
Pa. (Not Mill Creek.) Milldam; see Streeter.
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Mil- lion.
Millers; see Miles. Millcrsburg; see Bethel.
*Miller; P. O. and village, Lawrence
county, Ohio. (Not Millersport.) Millg-ap; P. O., Highland county, Va.
(Not Mill Gap.) Millhani; brook, Marlboro, Middlesex
county, Mass. (Not Milham nor Wil-
liams.)
Milllieiin; borough and P. O., Center county. Pa, (Not Milheim.)
Millicoma; river, Coos county, Oreg. (Not North Fork of Coos river.)
Millikens Bend; P. 0., Mississippi river, Madison parish. La. (Not Milli-
ken's Bend.) Millspring; P. 0., Jefferson county,
Tenn. (Not Mill Spring.) Millton; P. 0., Tooele county, Utah.
(Not Mill nor Milton.)
Milton; village, Dorchester county, Md.
(Not Woolford.)
Miltonvale; city. Cloud county, Kans.
(Not Miltonville.) Mina; see Cortlandt.
Minas Basin; an arm of the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia. (Not Basin of
Mines.) Minister; see Minster.
Mink; creek in Marshall county, Ala.
(Not Locus nor Lovetts.)
Minneota; P. 0. and village, Lyon coun-
ty, Minn. (Not Minnesota.) Minorca; one of the Balearic islands,
Mediterranean sea. (NotMenorca.)
Minots Ledg-e; lighthouse, Boston bay,
Mass. (Not Minot's Ledge.)
Minster; P. 0. and village, Auglaize
county, Ohio. (Not Minister.)
Miquelon; islands off south coast of New-
foundland. (Not Langlade, Langley, nor Saint Pierre.) Miraflores; railroad junction. Orange county, Cal. (Not Mira Flores.)
Mirey; brook, Cheshire county, N. H.
(Not Muddy nor Valley.)
Mirre; point on east coast of Neebish
island. Saint Mary river, Mich. (Not
Mirre' s.)
Mishicott; P.O. and township, Manitowoc county, Wis. (Not Mishicot.)
Mission; mountain range, Flathead
county, Mont. (Not Kootenai.)
M S--03 10
Mississauga strait between Cockbum and Grand Manitoulin island, Lake
Huron. (Not Mississagua.) Mississinawa; township, Darke county,
Ohio. (Not Mississinewa.)
Mitchell; landing and point, Mississippi river, Dyer county, Tenn. (Not Mitch-
ell's.)
Mitchell; township, Sheboygan county, Wis. (Not Mitchel.)
Mitchells; see Daniel. Mitchellville; see Mullikin.
Mitcheltree; township, Martin county, Ind. (Not Michelltree.)
Mitkof; island, east of Kupreanof island,
Alexander archipelago, southeastern Alaska. (Not Mitgoff.) Mitrofania; bay, harbor, and island, northeast from the Shumagins, Alaska. (Not Mitrofa.) Mittineague; P. O. and village, West
Springfield, Hampden county, Mass.
(Not Mittineaque.)
Mobjack; bay, nearmouth of York river,
Gloucester county, Va. (Not Mob
Jack.)
Moclips; river, Queniult reservation, Wash. (Not Nemotolipse.)
Mogador; seaport town, Morocco, Africa,
(Not Mogadore, Mogodor, Suera, Suira,
Suirah, etc.)
Mohave; desert, river, and town. CaL (Not Mohave City nor Mojave.)
Mojave; see Mohave. Mokhnaioi; see Makhnati. Molina; P. 0. and village. Pike county,
Ga. (Not Molena.) Molitor; township, Taylor county. Wis.
(Not Monitor.)
MoUusk; P. O., Lancaster county, Va.
(Not Molusk.)
MoUy Wheaton's; see Wheaton.
Molonko; see Zambezi. Monadnock; see Dublin.
Monegaw Springs; P. O. and town-
ship. Saint Clair county, Mo. (Not Monegan.)
Monistique; see Manistique. Monitor; see Molitor. Mono; see Morro.
Monomoy; island, light, and point, Cape
Cod, Mass. (NotMononomy.) Monroe; borough and township, Brad-
ford county. Pa. '^Not Moni-oeton.)
lion--Mor.
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Monroe; P. 0. and R. E.. station, Sussex county, N. J. (Not Monroe Corner nor Monroe Corners.)
Monroeville; P. 0. and E. E. station, Salem county, N. J. (Not Monroe nor
Monroeville Station.)
Montara; mountain and point, San Mateo county, Cal. (Not Montora.)
Montbrook; P. 0. and R. E. station, Levy county, Fla. (Not Ambler nor
Phoenix.)
Montclair; P. O. and township, Essex
county, N. J. (Not Mont Clair.)
Monte; see Elmonte.
Montenegro; country of Europe. (Not Cernogora, Crna Gora, Kara Dagh, nor
Tzernogora.)
Monterville; P. 0., Eandolph county,
W. Va. (Not Monteville.)
Montier; P. 0. and township, Shannon county, Mo. (Not Monteer.)
Monis Maudits; see Maladetta.
Montsweag; bay, P. O., and river,
Sagadahoc county, Me. (Not Mont-
seag.)
Monty; bay and point in Lake Cham-
plain, Clinton county, N. Y. (Not Monti.)
Monument; beach, river, and village at
head of Buzzards bay, Mass. (Not Monumet.) Monument; see Brace.
Moodna; creek, Orange county, N. Y.
(Not Miu-derers nor Murdner's.) Mooney; see Kegan.
Moore ; creek, tributary to Madison river,
Madison county, Mont. (Not Slade.) Moore; point, Lake Erie, near Catawba
island, Ottawa county, Ohio. (Not
Moore's.) Moore; see Slade.
Moore Dock post light, Wellesley island, ; Saint Lawrence river, near Fisher landing, Jefferson county, N. Y. (Not Moore's Dock.)
Moorefield; P. 0. and village, Switzerland county, Ind. (Not Moorfield.)
Moorefield; river, tributary to the south branch of the Potomac at Moorefield,
W. Va. (Not South Fork of Potomac.)
Moorzook; see Murzuk.
Moosabec Reacli; lighthouse, Washing-
ton county, Me. (Not Moose-a-bec
Reach.)
Mooselookmeg-untic; lake in Maine. (Not Mooselocmaguntic, etc.)
Mooyie; see Methow. Moran; city and P. O., Allen county,
Kans. (Not Moran town.)
Morava; see March.
Moray; county and firth, Scotland.
(Not Elgin, Elginshire, Moray-Shire, Murray, nor Murrayshire.)
Morea; P. 0. and E. R. station, Schuylkill county. Pa. (Not Morea Colliery.)
Moreau; see Owl. Morelaw; see Morlan.
Moretz; P. 0. in Watauga county, N. 0. (Not Moretz Mill.)
Morgan; bend and crevasse, Mississippi
river, Pointe Coupee parish. La. (Not Morgan's nor Morganza.)
Morgan; point, Fishers Island sound, near Noank, New London county,
-Conn. (Not Morgan's.)
Morgan; point, Mississippi river, Missis-
sippi county. Ark. (Not Morgan's.)
Morgan; point, reef, and shoal. Lake Michigan, Cook county. 111. (Not
Morgan's.)
Morganza; crevasse, landing, and plan-
tation on Mississippi river, Pointe Coupee parish, La. (Not Morganzia.)
Morlan; township, Graham county,
Kans. (Not Morland nor Morelaw.) Morocco; capital of the western king-
. dom of Barbary, Africa. (Not Mar
rocco, Maroc, Marokko, etc.)
Morozofskoi; see Cold. MorrUVs; see Murrell.
Morris; cove. New Haven harbor, Conn.
(Not Morris'.) Morris Mountain; see Bannock. Morrison; landing, Mississippi river,
New Madrid county, Mo. (Not Mor-
rison's.)
Morrison; landing, Ohio river, 4 miles below Smithland, Livingston county, Ky. (Not Morrison's.)
Morro; bay, creek, rock, and town, San Luis Obispo coimty, Cal. (Not Mono, Moro, nor El Morro.)
Morro de Sao Paulo; the northern ex-
tremity of Tinhar^ island, coast of BraziU (Not Morro de Santo Paulo.) Morskoi; see Sea.
Morzhovoi; bay and village at western end of Alaska peninsula, Alaska. (Not
Morzuvi.)
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Mos--Map.
Mosa; see Meuse. Moshy; see Goodbyg. Mosco-w; city, Russia. (Not Moskva.)
Moses; see Sinai.
Moskva; river, Russia, (NotMoskwa.)
Mosquito; inlet, Volusia county, east
coast of Florida. (Not Musquito.)
Moss; creek, Mariposa county, Cal. (Not Moss Canon.)
Moss; see Horse Island. Mother; lake near Minneapolis, Minn.
(NotMuther.)
Mott; point, Manhasset bay and Hempstead bay, Nassau county, Long Island, N.Y. (NotMott's.)
Mound; city, Linn county, Kans. (Not Mound City.)
Mountain; point, Anne Arundel county, Md. (Not Stony.)
MountaingTOve ; P. O., Bath county, Va. (Not Mountain Grove.)
Mountain Mirror; see Averic.
Mount Haley; township, Midland coun-
ty, Mich. (Not Hayley.)
Mount Harmon; P. 0., Warren county,
N.J. (Not Mount Herman.)
Mount Holly Springs; borough and
P.O., Cumberland county. Pa. (Not Mount Holly Spring.)
Mount Hope; city, Sedgwick county,
Kans. (Not Mounthope.) Mount Jackson; see Llao.
Mountjoy township, Adams county, Pa. (Not Mount Joy.)
Mount Lemond; see Ben Lomond.
Mount Marion; R. R. station and vil-
lage, Ulster county, N. Y. (Not Cock-
burn.)
Mount Tabor; see Tabor. Mount Whitney No. 1; see Corcoran. Mouse; see Meuse. Movers; see Mower.
Moweaqua; P. O., township, "and village,
Shelby county. 111. (Not Mowequa.)
Mower; R. R. station, Salem county,
N. J. (Not Movers nor Mowers.)
Mozambique; channel, city, and territory, eastern Africa. (Not Mosam-
bique.)
Msaga; see Tanganyika. Muckilteo; P. O., precinct, and R. R.
station, Snohomish county, Wash.
(Not Mukilteo, Muckleteo, etc.)
Muckinipattis; creek in Delaware county. Pa. (Not Muskinipates nor Munckinipattus, etc.)
Mud; lake, an expansion of Saint Marya
river, Mich. (Not Muddy.) Mud; see Ganargua.
Mudds; landing, Mississippi river, Ran-
dolph county. 111. (Not Mudd's.) Muddy; see Mirey.
Muddycreek; township, Butler county, Pa. (Not Muddy Creek.)
Muir Butte; see Cone. Mukran; see ]\lekran. Mulholland; point, Campobello island.
New Brunswick. (Not Mehollan, etc.)
Mullally; township, Harlan county, Nebr. (Not Mullalley.)
Mull Dike; post lights, Hudson river, near Coeyman, Albany county, N. Y.
(Not Mull's Dike.)
MuUica; river in central New Jersey.
(Not Atsion nor MuUicas.)
MuUikin; P. O. and R. R. station, Prince George coimty, Md. (Not Mitchell-
ville.)
MuUinville; city and P. 0., Kiowa coimty, Kans. (Not Mullen ville.)
Mull Plaat; island, Hudson river, Rens-
selaer county, N. Y. (Not Mull'a
Plaat.)
Mundale; see West Parish.
Mundy; landing, Mississippi river, 14 miles below Hannibal, Mo. (Not
Mundy's.)
Munich.; city, Bavaria. (Not Munchen
nor Miinchen.)
Munjpur; city and state, British India. (Not Manipur, Munnepoor, etc.)
Munnepoor; see Munjpur. Munroe; see California. Murderers; see Moodna. Murdner^s; see Moodna. Murphrees; valley, Blount county, Ala
(Not Murphrey's.)
Murphy; island, Mississippi river, 18
miles below Hannibal, Mo. (Not Murphy's.)
Murphy Island; post lights. Saint
Johns river, above Palatka, Fla. (Not Murphy's Island.)
Murray; P. 0. and village, Orleans county, N. Y. (Not Sandy Creek.)
Murray; see Fancher.
Mar--Nav.
148
Murray; see Moray. Murrell; inlet, Horry county, northern
coast of South Carolina. (Not Maurell'a nor Morrill's.) Murrieta; P. 0., precinct, and R. R. station, Riverside county, Cal. (Not Mur-
rietta.)
Murziik; city in Fezzan, northern Africa. (Not Moorzook nor Mourzouk.)
Muscat; see Maskat. Muscavedder; see Muscovalley. Muscle Fork; see Mussel Fork.
Muscle Shoals; series of rapids in Ten-
nessee river, south border of Lauderdale county, Ala. (Not Mussel Shoals.)
Muscogee ; town and district. Creek Na-
tion, Ind. T. (Not Muskogee.) Muscovalley; post light, Mississippi
river, Hickman county, Ky. (Not
Muscavedder.) Muscovy; see Russia. Mushed; see Meshed.
Muskalonge; bay and creek, Jefferson
county, N. Y. (Not Maskalonge, etc.)
Musldnipates; see Muckinipattis.) Muskogee; see Muscogee.
Musquiz; canyon, Brewster and Jeff
Davis counties, Tex. (Not Musquis.)
*Musselfork; P. 0. and township, Chariton county, Mo. (Not Muscle Fork.)
Mussel Shoak; see Muscle Shoals. Mustag; see Karakoram. Mula; see Albert Nyanza. Muiher; see Mother. 3r Woolen N'zige; see Albert Nyanza.
Myer; fort, Alexandria county, Va. (Not
Meyer.)
Myers; P. O. and R. R. station, Greene
county, Tenn. (Not Rader.)
Myrtle Point; precinct and town, Coos
county, Greg. (Not Myrtlepoint.)
Mystic; see Ram.
N.
Naches; pass and river, Yakima county,
Wash. (NotNathess, Natchess, Natchez, nor Nah-cheeze. Nagai; island; one of the Shumagin islands, Alaska. (NotNagay.) Nagasaki; seaport town, Japan. (Not
Nangasaki.)
Nagg; island, Maumee bay, Lake Erie,
near Toledo, Ghio. (Not Nagg's.)
Nags Head; P. G., Dare county, N. C.
(Not Nag's Head.)
Nah-wah; seeLolo. Nails; creek, Blount county, Tenn.
(Not Devil's nor Nale.)
Nakchamik; island; one of the Semidi
islands, Alaska. (Not Nachamik.)
Naknek; lake, river, and village, near
Bristol bay, Alaska. (Not Nagnek.)
Nakwasina; passage separating Halleck
island from Baranof island, southeast-
ern Alaska. (Not Nakvasina, Nakwa-
sinskaia, Noquashinski, nor Little Noquashinski.)
Naning; see Malakka. Naniwa; see Osaka.
Nankin; capital, province of Kiangsu,
China. (Not Kiang-ning nor Nanking,
etc.)
Nanling; mountains, China. (Not Nan
Ling, Nan-Ling, nor Nan-Shan.) Nantahala; mountain, river, and village,
western North Carolina. (Not Nante-
halah, etc.)
Nantasket; beach, gut, hill, roads, and
village, Norfolk county, Mass. (Not
Nautaskett.
Naples; bay and city, Italy. (Not Na-
poli.)
Naples; see Sicilies, The Two.
Narello; see Barrilla.
Narragansett; bay, beach, pier, and village, Washington county, R. 1. (Not
Narraganset.)
Nash; island. Pleasant bay, Washington
county. Me. (Not Nash's.) Nasketucket; bay and river, Buzzards
bay, Bristol county, Mass. (Not Nas-
ketuckett.
Nassau; point, Peconic bay, Suffolk county. Long island. (Not Little Hog
Neck.)
Natal; town, south Africa. (NotCiudad
dos Reis.)
Natchez, Tex. ; see Neches.
Natchez, Wash. ; see Naches. *National; P. 0. and village,
Logan
county, Ark. (Not National Springs.) Nauset; beach and beacons, east coast of
Cape Cod, Mass. (Not Nausett.) Navehill; village. Union county, Tenn.
(Not Nave Hill.) Navesink; beach, lights, and river, near
entrance to New York harbor, Mon-
mouth county, N. J. (Not Nevereink,
etc.)
Navigators; see Samoa.
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-- Nda IVew,
N'dar; see Saint Louis.
Neabsco; creek, tributary to Potomac river, Prince William county, Va. (Not
Neapsico.)
Neagh; see Lough Neagh. Neah; bay, P. 0., and village, Makah
reservation, northwestern Washington. (NotNeeah.)
Neal Island; post lights, Ohio river, 3
miles above ParkersburgjW.Va. (Not
Neal's Island.)
Neches; river in eastern Texas. (Not
Natchez.)
Necoxie; creek, Clatsop county, Oreg. (Not Ne-koxa.)
Nedor; see Tidmore.
Ned; point, Mattapoisett harbor. Buz-
zards bay, Mass. (Not Ned's.)
Ned; point; the northwestern point of East Neebish island, Saint Marys river,
Mich. (Not Ned's.) Nedjed: elevated district, central Ara-
bia. (Not Negd, Nejd, nor Nejid.) Neebish.; island in Saint Marys river,
Mich. (Not Saint Tammany.) Neel; landing, Ohio river, Beaver coun-
ty, Pa. (Not Neel's.)
Neely; landing and post light, Mississippi river, Cape Girardeau comity, Mo. (Not Neely's.)
Neepigon; see Nipigon.
Negro; island, Wood Island harbor,
Saco bay, Me. (Not Tappan .
Nehalem; bay and river, Clatsop and
Tillamook counties, Oreg. Neily; militia district and P. 0., Telfair
county, Ga. (Not Nielly.)
Nekanakum; river, Clatsop county,
Oreg. (Not Clatson norNecanicum.)
Nemotolipse; see Moclips.
Neosho; river, Indian Territory and
Kansas. (Not Grand.)
Neponset; river and village near Bos-
ton, Mass. (Not Neponsett.)
Nequasset; brook and Lake, Sagadahoc county, Me. (Not Nequassett.)
Nesco; post village, Atlantic county,
N. J. (Not New Columbia.)
Nesochaque; creek, Atlantic county, N. J. (Not West Mill Stream.)
Ness; city, Ness county, Kans. (Not Ness City.)
Nesselroad; P. 0., Jackson county, W.
Va. (Not Nessel rode.)
Nester; P. O., Carroll county, "Va. (Not
Nestor.)
Nestugga ; river, Tillamook (tounty, Oreg.
(Not Nestucca.
Netherlands; country, Europe. (Not
Holland, Low Countries, Nederlanden,
Niederlande, nor Pays Bas.) Nettle Creek ; township, Randolph coun-
ty, Ind. (Not Nettle.)
Neuces; see Nueces.
Neuchatel; canton, lake, and town,
Switzerland. (Not Neuenburg nor
Neufchatel.)
Neuenburg; see Neuchatel.
Neuskahl; creek, tributary to Grays harbor, Chehalis county, Wash.
Neuwevelt; see Nieuwvelt. Nevada de Sahama; see Sahama. Neville ; island in Ohio river, Allegheny
county. Pa. (Not Long nor Seven
Mile.)
Nevins; township, Vigo county, Ind. (NotNevino.)
New, Mass. ; see Centerville. New, N. J. ; see Little Egg.
New Archangel; see Sitka. Newark; P.O. and village. Independence
county, Ark. (Not New Ark.) Newaukum; creek, King county, Wash.
(Not Newauken.)
Newborn; county seat of Craven county,
N.C. (Not New Bern.) Newborn; P. 0., precinct, and village,
Ilale county, Ala. (Not New Berne.)
Newborn; township, Dickinson county,
Kans. (Not Newburn.)
Newberry; county seat of Luce county,
Mich. (Not Newburg.)
Newbold; island, Delaware River, Bur-
lington county, N. J. (Not Newbold's.)
New Brooklyn; see South Plainfield. Newcastle; P. O. and township, Dixon
county, Nebr. (Not New Castle.)
Newcastle; P, 0. and township, Lincoln
county. Me. (Not New Cast'.e.)
Newcastle ; township, Schuylkill county,
Pa. (Not New Castle.)
New-chwang; see Niuchwang.
New Columbia; see Nesco.
New Camerstown; P. 0. and village,
Tuscarawas county, Ohio. (Not New-
comers village.)
New Cut Off; see Cutoff. Newfane ; P. O. and R. R. station, Niag-
ara county, N. Y. (Not New Fane.)
-- New IVor.
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New Flat Creek; village, Union county,
Tenn. (Not New Flatcreek.) New Germany; see Folsom.
New Giiinea; island, Malay archipelago.
(Not Papua nor Papualand.) Neio Leon; see Nuevo Leon.
Newman Grove; P. O. and village, Mad-
ison county, Nebr. (Not Newman's.)
New Matamoras; P. 0. and village,
Washington coimty, Ohio. (Not Mat-
amoras.)
New Meadows; river between Cumber-
land and Sagadahoc counties, Me.
(Not Meadow nor Stevens.) *Newpaltz; P. 0., township, and village,
Ulster county, N. Y. (Not New Peltz.
New Philadelphia ;R. R. station,
Schuylkill county, Pa. (Not Silver
Creek.)
New Philadelphia; see Philadelphia. Newport; beat, P. 0., and village, At-
tala county. Miss. (Not New Port.)
Newport; township, Johnson county,
Iowa. (Not New Port.)
NewPrag'ue; P. 0. and village, Scott
county, Minn. (Not Prague.)
New Redding; see Redding.
New River; P. 0., and village, Scott
county, Tenn. (Not Newriver.)
New Santander; see Tamaulipas. Newsom; landing, Mississippi river.
New Madrid county, Mo. (Not New-
som' s.)
New South; see Davis South.
New Sweden; P. 0., Travis county,
Tex. (Not New Sweeden.)
Newton; see Pine.
Newtown; see Whitehall. Niagara; P. 0., Marion county, Oreg.
(Not Niagora.)
Nice; shoal between Grand island and Tonawanda island, Niagara river, N. Y.
(Not Nice's.)
Nichols; P. O. and village, Muscatine
coxmty, Iowa. (Not Nichol.) Nichols Point; shoal off Shelter island,
Gardiners bay, Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not Nichols' Point.)
Nickajack; creek and P.O., Cobb coim-
ty, Ga. (Not Nicojack.) Nicobar; islands, Indian ocean. (Not
Nikobar.)
Nicol; R. R. station in Egan, Dakota county, Minn. (Not Nichols.)
Nielly; see Neily.
Nieuwvelt; mountain range in Cape Colony, south Africa. (NotNeuwevelt nor Neuwveld.)
Niga To; see Yukon. Niger; river, western Africa. (Not Jo-
liba, Kouara, Kowara, Kwara, Kworra, nor Quorra.) Nigritia; see Sudan. Nijni Novogorod; see Nizhni Novgorod.
Nikolas; see Cozian.
Nikolski; village,Umnak island, eastern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Nikolsky.)
Niobrara; river, Nebraska. (Not L'Eau
qui Court.)
Nipigon; bay, lake, and river, north shore of Lake Superior. (Not Nee-
pigon.)
Nipomo; land grant, P. 0., and R. R.
station, San Luis Obispo county, Cal.
(Not Nimpomo nor Nipoma.)
Nipon; see Japan.
Nishnabotna; P. O. and township, Atchison county. Mo. (Not Nishnabo-
tona.)
Nisqually; glacier, Indian reservation and river, Wash. (Not Askwalli, Nasqually, Nesqually, Nezqually, Niskwali, Niskwalli, nor N'skwali.)
Niuchwang; treaty port of province of
Liaottmg, China. (Not New-chwang, Niew-chwang, Niutschuan, etc.) Nizhni Novgorod; city and government,
central Russia. (Not Nijni, Nijnii, Nijniy, Nischnii, Nizhnee, nor Novogo-
rod.)
Nobscot; P. O., Middlesex county, Mass. (Not North Framingham.)
Noland; creek in Swain county, N. C.
(Not Nolen.) Nolen; see Noland.
Nolichucky; river in eastern Tennessee. (NotNolachucky nor Nolechucky, etc.)
Nomini Grove; P. O., Westmoreland county, Va. (Not Nominy Grove.)
Nonamesset; island and point, Vineyard
sound, Mass. (Not Nonamessett.)
Nooksak; town and river, Whatcom
county, Wash. (Not Nooksack, Nooksahk, nor Nooksacht.) Noo-nar-book; see Big Diomede. Noquashinski; see Nakwasina.
Nordyke ; P. O. , Washington county, Va.
(Not Nordick nor Nordik.)
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Nor--Obi.
Normahigg-in; brook, Union county, N. J. (Not Normahiggan.)
North; islands, Chandeleur sound. La. (Not North Keys.)
Nortli; point, Coos bay, Oregon. (Not
Nottely; river, TTnion county, Ga., and Cherokee county, N. C. (Not Notely,
Nottelley, Nottla, etc.)
Nova Zembla; group of large islands,
Arctic ocean. (Not Novaya Zemlya,
North Bend.) Norlh Bald; see San Antonio. North Becket; see Becket.
North Branch; city, Jewell
county,
etc.)
Nowburg; see Newberry. Noyes; rock at entrance to Stonington
harbor, Fishers Island sound. Conn.
Kans. (Not North branch.)
(Not Noyes'.)
North Branch: river, tributary to Park Nueces; river in southern Texas. (Not
river, Hartford county, Conn. (Not Woods.) Northeast; borough, P. O., and town-
Neuces.)
Nuevitas; seaport town, northeast coast of Cuba. (Not Las Neuvitas del Prin-
ship, Erie county. Pa. (Not North-
East.)
NorUi Fork of the Arkansas; see Cache la
cipe.)
Nuevo Iieon; state, northern Mexico. (Not New Leon.)
Poudre.
Nuklukayet; village on the middle Yu-
North Forkof Cheyenne; see Belle Fourche.
kon, Alaska. (Not Nuklukahyet, Nuk-
North Fork of Coos; see Millicoma.
lukyet, nor Tuklukyet.)
North Fork of Tuolumne; river in Nunivak; island, Bering sea, Alaska.
Tuolumne county, Cal. (Not Eeturn
(Not Nounivak, etc.)
Creek nor North Fork.)
Nushagak; lake and river, tributary to
North Fork Twelvemile; see Twelvemile.
Bristol bay, Alaska. (Not Nouchagak,
North Framingham; see Nobscot.
etc.)
North Haven; peninsula near Sag Har- Nutter; the northern point of entrance
bor, Suffolk county, Long Island, N. Y.
to Goose cove. Mount Desert island. Me.
(Not Hog Neck.)
(Not Dix.)
North Islesboro; P. 0. and village in Nutter's; see Dix.
town of Islesboro, Waldo county, Me. Nuwuk; Eskimo village at Point Barrow,
(Not North Isleborough.)
Alaska. (Not Noo-wook, etc.)
Northmoreland; township, Wyoming Nyassa; lake, southeastern Africa. (Not
county. Pa. (Not North Moreland.)
Marabai, Maravi, Neassa, Nyasa, nor
North Momch; see Willis.
N'yassa.)
North Puyallup; see Willis.
Nye; sunken ledge. Buzzards bay, Mass.
North Samish; see Edison.
(Not Nye's.)
North; landing and P. 0., Ohio river,
o.
Ohio comity, Ind. (Not North's Land-
ing-)
Oahu; one of the Hawaiian islands, Pacific
North-west; P. 0. and township, Wil- ocean. (Not Wahoo nor Waohoo.)
liams comity, Ohio. (Not North West.) Oakdale; P. 0. and township, Monroe
Norton; island, about 5 miles from
county, Wis. (Not Oak Dale.)
South Thomaston, Knox county. Me. Oakes; landing, Ohio river, Washington
(Not Norton's.)
county, Ohio. (Not Oakes'.)
Norton; island, Pleasant bay, Washing- Oakwood; P.O. and R. R. station, Cayuga
ton comity, Me. (Not Norton's.)
county, N. Y, (Not Springport.)
Norton Island; ledge, near Norton Oaxaca; capital city and state, southern
island, Penobscot bay. Me. (Not
Mexico. (Not Guaxaca nor Oajaca.)
Norton's Island.)
Ob; gulf and river, northern Siberia.
Norton Island; ledge, near Norton
(Not As, Obe, Obi, Oby, Omar, nor Yag.)
island, Pleasant bay. Me. (Not Nor- Obey; river, northern Tennessee, tribu-
ton's Island.)
tary to the Cumberland. (Not Ohie' s.
Nossi Burrah; see Saiate Marie.
Obligation; see Butlers.
Oca--Oos.
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Ocala; county seat and lake, Marion county, Fla. (Not Ocola.)
Oceanic; village, Monmouth county,
N. J. (Not Oceania nor Port Wash-
ington.)
Ochlockonee; militia district, P. 0.,and village, Thomas county, Ga. (Not
Ochlochnee.) OciUa; see Aucilla. Ockanagan; see Okanogan.
Ockoocanganset; hill, Marlboro, Middlesex county, Mass. (Not Ockcooan-
ganset, etc.)
Oconalufty; P. 0. and river, Swain county, N. 0. (Not Ocona Lufty.)
Oder; river, Germany. (Not Vjodr.) Odessa; P. 0., Newcastle county, Del.
(Not Odessey.)
O'Donnel; landing, Mississippi river, Mississippi county. Ark. (Not O'Don-
nell's.)
Oelrichs; P. O. and R. R. station. Fall River county, S. Dak. (Not Oehlrichs.)
0£Futt; P. 0. and R. R. station, Anderson county, Tenn. (Not Cane Creek.)
Ogalalla; county seat of Keith county, Nebr. (Not Ogallala.)
Ogden; landing and P. O., Ohio river, Ballard county, Ky. (Not Ogden's.)
Ogden Mine; see Edison. Ogeechee; river, eastern Georgia, trib-
utary to Ossabaw sound. (Not Big
Ogeechee.)
Ogier; point, Penobscot bay, near Cam-
den, Knox county. Me. (Not Ojier.) Ogleton; lake, Anne Arundel county,
Md. (Not Cat Hole Creek nor Cat Fish
Hole.)
Ogreeta; P. O., Cherokee county, N. C. (Not Ogreta.)
Ohatchee; creek, district, P. 0., and R. R. station, Calhoun county, Ala. (Not Ohatchie.)
Ohjai; see Otay.
Ojier; see Ogier.
Okanogan; coimty, fort, and river tributary to the Columbia, Wash. (Not
Okinakane, etc.)
Okanogan; lake and town, British Co-
Imnbia. (Not Ockanagan, etc.)
Okechobee; lake, southern Florida.
(Not Okeechobee.) OJcho; see Hoko.
Oklawaha; river, tributary to the Saviit Johns, Marion and Putnam counties, Fla. (Not OcUwaha.)
* Okmulgee; creek, district, and town, Creek Nation, Ind. T. (Not Ockmul-
gee nor Okmulkee.)
Okoee; river in Tennessee. The part in
Georgia is called Toccoa. Okoee; see Toccoa. Old Baldy; see San Antonio. Old Duck; see Duck.
Old Harbor; island, Chandeleur sound. La. (Not Old Harbor Keys.)
Old Harbor; see Starrigavan.
Old Maid Crossing; post light, Ohio
river, 3 miles above Smithland, Livingston county, Ky. (Not Old Maid's
Crossing.)
Old Maid Place; lighthouse, Whitehall
Narrows, Lake Champlain, Vt. (Not Old Maid's Place.) Oldmans; creek, point, and township, Salem county, N. J. (Not Oldman, Oldman Creek, nor Old Man's Point.) Old Mount Whitney; see Corcoran.
Old. Town; village near Charleston, S. 0. (Not Saint Mary's nor Old Town Land-
ing-)
Old Tovm; see Saint Francis. Oliver; reef, north side of Hatteras inlet,
N. C. (Not Oliver's.) Olsburg; Pottawatomie county, Kana.
(Not Olesburg.) Omar; see Ob.
Onaqui; mountains, Tooele county, Utah.
(Not Aqui.)
Oneota; see Upper Iowa. Ong; crossroads, locality, or village,
Burlington county, N. J. (Not Ong Hat nor Ong's Hat.) Ong; run, Burlington county, N. J. (Not
Ong's nor Oreg.) Ontario; province. Dominion of Canada.
(Not Upper Canada nor Canada West.) Onteora; park and mountain, Catskills,
Greene county, N. Y. (Not Ontiora.) Ooghe-a-book; see King. Oolenoy; creek, Pickens county, S. 0.
(Not Illinois nor Oolenoe.) Oologah; P. O. and R. R. station, Chero-
kee Nation, Ind. T. (Not Oolagah.) Oorga; see Urga.
Oostanaula; creek, McMinn county,
Tenn. (Not Eastanaula.)
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-- Oot Oze.
Oothkalooga; creek, Gordon and Bartow counties, Ga. (Not Oothcalooga.
Ootkeavie; U. S. meteorological station, near Point Barrow, northern Alaska. (Not Uglaamie, etc.
Oozbekistan; see Bokhara. Opossum; see Possum.
Orangehome; P. O. and R. R. station,
Sumter county, Fla. (Not Orange Home.) Orange Mound; see Bear. Oranoken; creek, Cumberland coimty, N. J. (Not Oranoaken.) Oraville; P. 0. and village, Jackson county, 111. (Not Ora.) Oreg; see Ong.
Orford; see Blanco. Orient; point, Gardiners bay, Suffolk
county, N. Y. (Not Oyster.) Orinda; P. 0. and R. R. station, Contra
Costa county, Cal. (Not Orinda Park.) Orton; point, Cape Fear river, Bruns. wick county, N. C. (Not Orton's.) Oruba; one of the Dutch West India
islands, Caribbean sea. (Not Aruba.) Orysa; P. 0., Lauderdale county, Tenn.
(Not Oryza.) Osag-e; city, Osage county, Kans. (Not
Osage City.) Osage; river in Kansas and Missouri.
(Not Marais des Cygnes.)
Osaka; city, Japan. (Not Naniwa nor
Ozaka.)
Osawkie; P. 0., township, and village, Jefferson county, Kans. (NotOzawkee.)
Osborn; P. 0. and R. R. station, Rock
Island county. 111. (Not Osborne.)
Osborn; township, Sumner county,Kans.
(Not Osborne.) Osborne; township, Pipestone county,
Minn. (Not Osborn.) Osborne; see Townshend. Osbrook; see Pawcatuck. Osceola; borough, Clearfield county. Pa.
(Not Osceola Mills.) Osceola; county seat, Polk county. Wis.
(Not Osceola Mills.) OseU; see Ozette.
Osterville Grand; island, Osterville har-
bor, Barnstable county, Mass. (Not
Osterville.)
Oswayo; creek, Cattaraugus county, N.Y.
(Not Oswaya, Oswaye, nor Oswego.)
Otay; valley, San Diego county, Cal. (Not Ohjai.)
Otis; P. O. and R. R. station, Hawkins
county, Tenn. (Not Otes.)
Otsquago; creek, Montgomery county,
N. Y. (Not Otsquaga.)
Ottavra; city, capital of the Dominion of Canada. (Not Bytown.)
Ottawa; see Tawas. Otter; township, Cowley county, Kans.
(Not Otto.) Otter Creek; township, Vigo county,
Ind. (Not Otter.) Ouachita; county and river, Ark. parish
;
and river, La. (Not Washita, etc.)
Ouallamet; see Willamette.
Oudh; ancient capital and state, British
India. (Not Oude.) Ouisconsin; see Wisconsin.
Oumakh; see Umak. Oumnakh; see Umnak.
Ounalashka; see Unalaska.
Ounimakh; see Unimak.
Oural; see Ural.
Ouro Preto; city, Brazil. (Not Villa Rica nor Villa Rica do Ouro Preto.)
Ousatonic; see Housatonic. Outlook; see Hoyt.
Overisel; P. 0. and township, Allegan county, Mich. (Not Overeisel.)
Owasco Lake; see Wyckoff.
Owens; lake, river, and valley, Inyo
county, Cal. (Not Owen.) Owensville: see West River. Owl; river in South Dakota, tributary to
the Missouri. (Not Moreau, Hecha Wapka, nor Hinyan kaga.) Owlshead; lighthouse, Rockland har-
bor, Penobscot bay. Me.; also P. 0.,
Knox county. Me. (Not Owl's Head.)
Oxford; P. O. and R. R. station, Warren county, N. J. (Not Oxford Furnace.)
Oxon; creek, tributary to the Potomac, Prince George county, Md. (Not Oxen.
Oxon; P. 0., Prince George county, Md. (Not Oxen Hill nor Grimesville.)
Oxus; see Amu.
Oyster; see Orient. Ozaka; see Osaka. Ozawkie; see Osawkie.
Ozette; island, lake, river, P. C, and
village, Clallam county, Wash. (Not Osett, Ozette, Lake of the Sun, nor Swan.)
Pad--Par.
154
P.
Paquatannoclc; see Poquetanuck.
Paradise; creek, Norfolk county, Va.
Padanaram; harbor and village, Buz-
(Not Smith's.)
zards bay, Bristol county, Mass. (Not Paradise; southern point of entrance
Apponagansett bay nor South Dart-
to Southold bay, Suffolk county, Long
mouth.)
island, N. Y. (Not Hallocks.)
Paddy Hen; post light, Mississippi river, Paraguay; republic and river, South
Shelby county, Tenn. (Not Paddy's
America. (Not Paraguaya.)
Hen.)
Parahiba; city, province, and river,
Pahreah; see Paria.
Brazil. (Not Parahyba nor Paraiba.)
Pahrump; valley, Nye and Lincoln Parana; river of South America, tribu-
counties, Nev. (Not Pah-rimp.)
tary to the Plata. (Not Rio Negro.)
Paint; mountain, Fayette and Raleigh
counties, W. Va. (Not Coal River.)
Paint; river, Iron county, Mich. (Not
Parana; see Rio Negro. Paranahiba; river of Brazil; joins the
Curumba to form the Parana. (Not
Mequacumecum, Mequacumnecum, nor Paranahyba nor Parana-Iba.)
Me-qua-cumte-cum. Painter; P. O., Greene county, Tenn.
(Not Painter Mill.)
Paita; seaport town of Peru. (Not
Paria; canyon, plateau, and river in southern Utah and northern Arizona. (Not Pahreah.
Paris; island. Port Royal sound, S. C.
Payta.)
(Not Parry's.)
Palatka; city, Putnam county, Fla. (Not Paris; landing, Ohio river, Harrison
Pilatka.)
county, Ind. (Not Paris'.)
Pallopels; island in Hudson river, near Parish; see Benton.
Fishkill, Dutchess county, N. Y. (Not Parish. Dock; Saint Lawrence river,
Palopel.)
N. Y. (Not Parish's Dock.)
Palmer; island. Buzzards bay, Mass. Park; river, Hartford county, Conn.
(Not Palmer's.)
Pamederacook; see Pemadumcook.
(Not Little.)
* Parkers Landing; city and P. 0., Arm-
Pamir; table land of central Asia. (Not
strong county, Pa. (Not Parker nor
Bam-i-duniah, Pameer, Pamere, nor
Parker City.)
Pamirs.)
Parker; flats, off Parker Neck, Woods
Pamlico; sound in North Carolina. (Not
Hole, Mass. (Not Parker's.)
Pamplico.)
Parker; landing, Mississippi river, Mis-
v
Pamunkey; creek and town, Charles
sissippi county, Mo. (Not Parker's.) ,
county, Md. (Not Pamunky.)
Parker; P. 0., Morris county, N. J.
Pamunkey; river, Virginia, tributary
(Not Unionville.)
to the York. (Not Pamunky.)
Parkers Neck; peninsula in Woods Hole
Pancoast; R. R. station, Atlantic county,
harbor, Mass. (Not Parker's Neck.)
N. J. (Not Pancoast' s Mill.)
Parkers Neck; peninsula in Yarmouth,
Panjab; see Punjab. Panola; P. 0., township, and village,
Woodford county, 111. (Not Panola
Barnstable county, Mass. (Not Parker's Neck.) Parkerville; city and P. O., Morris county, Kans. (Not Parkersville.)
Station.)
Parkinson; landing, Ohio river. Pope
Pansy; P. O., Henry county, Ala.
j
(Not
county, 111. (Not Parkinson's Land-
Pansey.)
I
ing.)
Papakating'; P. O. and R. R. station, Parks; see Baker.
Frankford township, Sussex county, Paro; see Ucayali.
N. J. (Not Pellett nor Pellettown.)
Parramore; beach and island, Accomac
Papoose ; creek in Yellowstone Park Tim-
county, Va. (Not Paramore's.)
berland reserve, Wyo. (Not Pap- Parrsboro; seaport on Bay of Fimdy,
poose.)
Papua; see New Guinea.
Nova Scotia. (Not Parsboro.)
,
Parry's; see Paris.
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Par-- Pen.
Parsons Bar; post light, Mississippi river, Dubuque county, Iowa. (Not
Parson's Bar.) Parfcofsliikof; island in southeastern
Alaska, near Sitka. (Not Partoffs-
chikoff.)
Pasa Caballos; entrance to bay, locality in its vicinity and point, Santa Clara
province, Cuba. (Not Paso Caballo.) Pasadena; see Wheatland.
Pascack; creek and village, Bergen coun-
ty, N. J. (Not Pascock.)
Paso Robles; P. O. and village, San
Luis Obispo county, Cal. (Not Paso de Robles.)
Pass a Loutre; pass, delta of the Mis-
sissippi, La. (Not Pass k I'Outre.)
Passamari; river in Madison county,
Mont. (Not Ruby nor Stinkingwater.) Pass Cavallo; pass, entrance to Mata-
gorda bay, Tex. (Not Passo Caballo.) Patras; gulf and seaport town of south-
ern Greece. (Not Baliabarda, Patrae, Patrai, nor Patrasso.)
Patroon's Lotiier Island; see Lower Pa-
troon.
Pattaguansett; see Mamacock. Patterson; creek in Grant and Mineral
counties, W. Va. (Not Patersons.) Patterson; P. 0. and town, Saint Mary
parish, La. (Not Pattersonville.)
Paulina; P. 0., Saint James parish. La.
(Not Pauline.) Paulins; kill, Sussex county, N. J. (Not
Paulin nor Pawlins.) Paumotu; seeTuamotu. Pavant; mountain range, central Utah.
(Not Pah Vant.) Pawcatuck; point at mouth of Pawca-
tuck river, southeastern corner of Connecticut. (Not Osbrook.) Pa-wnee; county seat and precinct, Paw-
nee county, Nebr. (Not Pawnee City.
Pawpaw; river, Edisto island, Berkeley
county, S. C. (Not Ponpon.) Pawtucket; seeSeekonk.
Paxtang; P. 0. and R. R. station, Dauphin county. Pa. (Not Paxton nor
Paxtaug.)
Payne; P. O. and R. R. station, Fluvanna
county, Va. (Not Paynes.) Pays Bas; see Netherlands. Payta; see Paita.
Peace; creek, tributary to Charlotte harbor, southwestern Florida. (Not
Pease.
Peak; R. R. station, Anderson county,
Tenn. (Not Peaks.) Pearce; creek and neck, Cecil county,
Md. (Not Pierce's.)
Pearson's; see Pierson.
Pechili; gulf and province, northern
China. (Not Chee-Lee, Chihli, Chili, Chi-li, Pechihli, nor Pee-Chee-Lee.)
Peck; lake, Indian river, southeastern
Florida. (Not Peck's.)
Peck; ledge, Long Island sound, off Cockenoe island, Fairfield comity, Conn. (Not Peck's.)
Pedee; river, tributary to Winyah bay,
S. C. (Not Great Peedee.) Peepee; township, Pike county, Ohio,
(Not Pee-Pee.) Peirce; cape, west of Hagemeister is-
land, Bering sea, Alaska. (Not Pierce. Peisar; island in Sitka sound, Alaska.
(Not Peiser nor Preisar.) Peking; capital city, northern China.
(Not Peiching, Pekin, Shun-tien-fu, nor Yen. Paling; range of mountains in western China and eastern Tibet. (Not Pe Ling uor Pe-ling.) Pellett; see Papakating.
Pemadumcook; lake, Piscataquis coun-
ty, Me. (Not Pamedemcook, Pamadumcook, Pamedomcook, nor Pemedumcook.) Pembrook; township, Edmunds county, S. bak. (Not Pembroke.) Penang; island in Malakka, strait. East
Indies. (Not Pinang, Pinnang, Prince of Wales, nor Pulo-Penang.)
Pend d' Oreille; see Flathead and Pend
Oreille.
Pendergrass; P. O., Jackson county, Ga.
(Not Pendergrast.)
Pendergrass; P. C, Marshall county,
Ala. (Not Pendergrast.)
Pend Oreille; lake in Northern Idaho.
(NotPend' Oreille, Pend' D' Oreille, Pend d' Oreille, Pend 0'Reille,Pends Oreilles, Pondera, Ponderay, Pondera, Pond Orrilles,Peaux d' Oreilles, nor Kulluspelm, etc., all of which forms have been used.)
Pen-- Pia.
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Penfield; reef, Long Island sound, near
Fairfield, Fairfield county, Conn.
(NotPeiafield's.)
Penn; creek and township, Snyder county, Pa. (Not Penns nor Pennsylvania.
Penngrove; P. 0. and E. R. station, Salem county, N. J. (Not Penn's Grove, Penn Grove, etc.)
Penn Manor; post light and wharf, Dela-
ware river, Bucks county, Pa. (Not Penn's Manor.)
Penon Blanco; point (peak) and ridge,
Mariposa and Tuolumne counties, Cal. (Not Pena Blanca, Pefia Blanca, nor Peri on Blanco.) Pentwater ; P. 0. , township, and village, Oceana county, Mich. (Not Pent Wa-
ter.)
Penwell; village, Warren county, N. J.
(Not Pennell, Pennwell, nor Penville.)
Peoples; township, Boone county, Iowa.
(Not People's.)
Peotone; see Viola.
Pequanac; P. O., R. R. station, river, and township, Morris county, N. J. (Not Pequannoc nor Pequannock.)
Pequest; E. R. station, Wairen county,
N. J. (Not Pequest Furnace.)
Percy Reach; post light, Hudson river,
Greene county, N. Y. (Not Percy's
Reach.)
reril; see Pogibshi.
Perkintown; hamlet, Salem county,
N. J. (Not Perlantown.)
Pernambuco; capital city and province,
eastern Brazil. (Not Arrecife nor
Recife.)
Perquimans; river, tributary to Albemarle sound, Perquimans comity, N. C.
(Not Perquimon's.)
Pcrrler; see Taiya.
Perry; towhead, Mississippi river, Mon-
roe county. 111. (Not Perry's.) Perryville; P. O., Ashland county,
Ohio. (Not Perrysville.) Peru; a republican state. South America.
(Not Biru, Perou, nor Piru.) Peschani; see Galankin. Pet; see Yugor. Peters; island, landing, and towhead,
Mississippi river, Lee county, Ark.
(Not Peter's.) Peters; landing, Ohio river,
county, Ky. (Not Peter's.)
Meade
Peter's Valley; see Levans. Petite Pointe au Sable: see Little Sable.
Petit Manan; island, lighthouse, and
point, Washington county, Me. (Not Little Menan.) Petropavlovsk; capital of Kamchatka.
(Not Petropaulski.)
Petros; P. 0. and R. R. station, Choctaw
Nation, Ind. T. (Not Petross Mill.)
Pettit; creek, Bartow county, Ga. (Not Pt'tty's nor Pettis.)
Pettit; island in Manahawken bay,
Ocean county, N. J. (Not Petit.) Petty; island, opposite Philadelphia,
Delaware river, Camden county, N. J.
(Not Petty's.)
Peyton; landing, Ohio river, Meigs
county, Ohio. (Not Peyton's,) Pfeifer; P. 0. and village, Ellis county,
Kans. (Not Pfeiffer.)
Phalen; lake in New Canada, Ramsey
county, Minn. (Not Phelans nor Pha-
line.)
Phelps; ledge, east of Montauk point, Suffolk comity. Long Island, N. Y.
(Not Phelps'.) Phenix; see Phoenix. Philadelphia; village in X)uaon county,
Tenn. (Not New Philadelphia.)
Philippine; group of islands, Malay
archipelago. (Not Filipinas, Indias Espanolas, Magallania, nor San
Lazaro.)
Philips; point and P. O., Saint Johns river, Duval county, Fla. (Not Kings.)
Philips; see La Vista. Phillips; creek, Dorchester county, Md.
(Not Philip's.) Phillips; island. Port Royal entrance,
S. C. (Not Saint Phillip's.) Phillips Bar; post light, Mississippi
river. New Madrid county, Mo. (Not
Phillip's.)
Phillis; island, Ohio river, Beaver county. Pa. (Not Phillis' s.)
Phippsburg; P. O. and township Sagadahoc county, Me. (Not Phipsburg.)
* Phoenix; capital of Arizona territory, United States. (Not Phenix.)
Phoenix; see Montbrook. Phoenixville; borough, Chester county,
Pa. (Not Phenixville.)
Piankatank; river, tributary to Chesapeake bay, Va. (Not Piankitank.)
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Pic--Poc.
Picatinny; R. R. station, Morris county, Pitmegea; river, cast of Cape Lisbume,
N. J. (Not Pickatinny Beak nor Pic-
northern Alaska. (Not Pet^meg-e'a
catinny.)
nor Pitmigea.)
Piedmont; see Rocksprings.
Pitt; see Kruzof.
Piedmont Springs; see Cottaquilla.
Pittsburg; city in Pennsylvania. (Not
Piedra; river, southwestern Colorado. (Not Rio Pedra nor Rio Piedra.)
Piercers; see Pearce.
Pierceton; P. 0. and town, Kosciusko county,Ind. (Not Pierceton Junction.)
Pierson; cove, Kent county, Del. (Not
Pearson's.)
Pigeon point on Minnesota coast of Lake ; Superior. (Not Pointe au Tourtre.)
Pig Eye; dike, lake, and post light, near Saint Paul, Ramsey county, Minn. (Not
Pig's Eye.)
Pilcher Point; landing and P.O., Mississippi river, East Carroll parish, La.
(Not Pilcher's Point.)
Pilcomayo; river in South America.,
tributary to the Parana. (Not Araguai. Pile; see Jawbone.
Pillar; see Sail.
Pilot Knob; see Granite. Pine; creek, Atlantic county, N. J. (Not
Newton.) Pinecreek; township, Jefferson county.
Pa. (Not Pine Creek.) *Pinegrove; borough, P. O., and town-
ship, Schuylkill county. Pa. (Not Pine Grove.)
Piney Island; cove, Bloodsworth island, Dorchester county, Md. (Not Piny.)
Piney Swamp; run in Mineral county, W. Va. (Not Pine Swamp.)
Pinih; see Punuk. Pinnacle; mountain in South Carolina.
(Not Bald Knob.)
Pittsburgh.) Note.--The city was chartered in 1816, its
name beingspelled without the h, and its official form is still Pittsburg. The Ji appears to have been added by the Post-Office Department, and
through that action local usage appears to have become divided. While the majority of local newspapers print it Pittsburg as here given, certain others use the final h.
Pittsgrove; P. 0. and township, Salem
county, N. J. (Not Pitt's Grove.) Plaat Clove; village in Greene county,
N. Y. (Not Piatt Clove.)
Plaingrove ;
P.
0.
and
township,
Lawrence county. Pa. (Not Plain
Grove.)
Plains; city, Meade county, Kans. (Not West Plains.)
Plantain; mountain and pond, Mount
Washington, Berkshire county, Mass.
(Not Plantin.)
Plata; large river. South America. (Not
Plate nor Rio de la Plata.)
Platte Junction; see Wolhurst.
Plattekill; clove and creek, Ulster
and Greene counties, N. Y. (Not
Plaaterkill.)
Plattekill; P. O. and township, Ulster
county, N. Y. (Not Plaaterskill.
Plattford; precinct, Sarpy county, Nebr.
(Not Platford.)
Plattville; township, Mills comity, Iowa.
(Not Plattsville.)
Pleasantdale; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Seward county, Nebr. (Not Pleasant
Pinnang; see Penang.
Dale.)
Pinole; land grant, point, P.O., and R. R. Pleasant Mound; P. 0. and township.
station. Contra Costa county, Cal. (Not El Pinole nor Penole.) Pines; mountain, Ventura county, Cal. (Not McGill.) Pinos, Colo. ; see Los Pinos. Pinos, Cuba; see Isla de Pinos. Pinyon; creek and R. R. station, Pueblo county, Colo. (Not Pifion.)
Pishtaka; lake (in McHenry county) and
river. 111. (Not Pishtaqua, Pistaqua, Pishaqua, Pistakee, nor Fox.)
Pitman; P. 0. and R. R. station, Gloucester county, N. J. (Not Pitman
Grove.)
Blue Earth county, Minn. (Not Pleasant Mounds.) Pleasanton; See Loop. Pluckemin; P.O., Somerset county, N.J. (Not Pluckamin.)
Plum; P. 0. and township, Venango
county. Pa. (Not Plummer.) Plumb; see Prairie.
PnumPenh; capital of Cambodia. (Not
Pnom-peigne, Pnompeng, nor Pnom-
penh. )
Pocasset; harbor, Buzzards bay, Mass. (Not Pocassctt.)
Poc--Por.
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Pocomoke; P. 0., river, sound, and town, Worcester county, Md. (Not
Pokomoke.)
Poe; reef, straits of Mackinac, Mich.
(Not Poe's.) Pogibslii; point on Baranof island, Peril
strait, Alaska. (Not Danc;;er nor Peril.)
Pogronmi; volcano on Unimak island,
Aleutian islands, Alaska. (Not Devastation, Isanotski, Jogutscha, Kngidach, Nosowskoj, Pogromnoi, nor Pogrom-
noj.) Poliick; bay and creek, Potamac river,
Fairfax county, Va. (Not Poheick.)
Point; see Sorrento.
Point Arena; P. O. and town, Mendo-
cino county, Cal. (Not Puntas Arenas.
An Point
Roche; P. 0. and village,
Clinton county, N. Y. (Not Point Au
Eock.)
Point au Sable; see Ausable. Pointe au Tonnere; see Thunder. Points au Tourtre; see Pigeon.
Point Comfort; beacon. New
York
Lower bay, N. J. (Not Bayside.) Point de Galle ; seaport town of Ceylon,
Indian ocean. (Not Galle nor Punto
Gallo.)
Pointe a Pitre principal town in Grande ; Terre, Guadeloupe island, West Indies. (Not La Pointe-a-Pitre.)
Point No Point; point, Puget sound,
Wash. (Not Point-no-point.)
Pojac; point. East Greenwich, R. I. (Not
Pojack.)
Pokamoonsliine; peak in the Adiron-
dack mountains, Essex county, N. Y.
(Not Poke-a-moon-shine.)
Poland; ledges, Muscongus sound, Lin-
coln county. Me. (Not Poland's.)
Polecat Ridge; see Coldwater.
Polins; ledge in entrance to Medomac
river, Lincoln county. Me. (Not Po-
land's.)
Polk; landing, Mississippi river, Tunica
county. Miss. (Not Polk's.)
Polk; P. 0. and village, Polk county,
Iowa. (Not Polk City.) PoUoksville; P. 0. and village, Jones
county, N. C. (Not Pollocksville.)
Ponca; creek, Todd county, Nebr. (Not
Ponka.)
Ponca; P O., D'json county, Nebr. (Not
Ponka.)
Ponca; P. O., Ponca reservation, Okla,
(Not Ponka.)
Ponce de Leon; bay, near southwestern end of Florida. (Not Gallivans.)
Poncha Springs; P. O. and village,
Chaffee county, Colo. (Not Poncho
Springs.)
Pongoieague; see Pungoteague.
Ponpon; see Pawpaw. Ponta Delgada; town on the island of
San Miguel, Azores. (Not Ponta Del-
gado.)
Pontiac; P. 0. and R. R. station, King county. Wash. (Not Keith.)
Pontoosuc; lake, P. 0., and river, Berk-
shire county, Mass. (Not Pontoosic nor Pontoosuck.)
Pony; creek, Hanover county, Va. (Not
Poney.) Pooles; island, near head of Chesapeake
bay, Harford county, Md. (Not Pools.) Poopenaut; valley, Tuolumne county,
Cal. (Not Poopenant nor Poo Poo.) ,
Pope; P. 0. and town, Panola county.
Miss. (Not Pope's Depot.) Popocatepetl; volcano, Mexico. (Not
Volcan Grande.)
Popof; island, Shumagin islands, Alaska.
(Not Popoff.)
Poponesset; bay, beach, and island, Nantucket sound, Mass. (Not Poppo-
nessett.)
Poquetanuck; cove and village, Thames
river. New London county. Conn. (Not
Paquatannock.
*Portage des Sioux; P. O., township, and village. Saint Charles county, Mo.
(Not Portage.)
Port au Prince; capital of the Republic
of Haiti. (Not Port-au-Prince.)
Port Chester; harbor at mouth of Byram ri ver, Long Island sound. (Not Byram.
Port Clyde; harbor, Lincoln county. Me. (Not Herring Gut.)
Port Douglass; R. R. station, Chesterfield, Essex county, N. Y. (Not Port
Douglas.)
Porte des Morts; strait between Green bay and Lake Michigan. (Not Porte
des Mortes.)
Portersville; gap, precinct, P. O., and R. R. station, Dekalb county, Ala. (Not
Porterville.)
Port Naial; see Durban.
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Por--Pra.
Porlo Cabello; see Puerto Cabello.
Port of Spain; principal town and seaport, Trinidad, West Indies. (Not Port-
of-Spain.)
?orto Rico. (Not Puerto Eico.
Fort Phillip District; see Victoria.
PortTownsend; city, precinct, and P. O., Jefferson county, Wash. (Not Port
Townshend.)
Port Washington; see Oceanic.
Port William; P. 0. and village, Clinton
county, Ohio. (Not Port Williams.)
Possum; creek, Hanover county, Va.
(Not Opossum.) Post Mills; village. Orange county, Vt.
(Not Post Mill.) Post of Arkansas; see Arkansas Post. Potlatch.; river, Latah and Nez Perces
counties, Idaho. (Not Potlach nor Pot-
lache.)
Poirero; see Isabel.
Pottersville; falls in Lamington river, Morris county, N. J. (Not Allamatona, Allimatona, nor Potters.)
Potunk; life saving station and village,
Southampton, Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not Petunk.) Poverotni; island in Peril strait, southeastern Alaska. (Not Canoe, Povero, Return, nor Turnabout.) Powder; see Cache la Poudre. Powell; point. Lake Superior, Alger county, Mich. (Not Powell's.)
Powell; P. 0. and E. E. station, Knox
county,Tenn. (Not Powell Station.) Powell; P. O. and village, Jefferson
county, Nebr. (Not Powel.)
Powell Valley; P. 0., Dauphin county, Pa. (Not Powl Valley.)
Powhatan; city and township. Brown
county, Kans. (Not Powhattan.)
Poysippi; P. 0. and township, Waushara county, Wis. (Not Poy Sippi.)
Prague; capital of Bohemia, Austria. (Not Prag, Praga, nor Praha.)
Prague; see New Prague.
Prairie ; creek, Prairie Creek township, Dubuque county, Iowa. (Not Plumb.)
Prairieview; township, Wilkin county, Minn. (Not Prairie View.)
Preisar; see Peisar.
President; channel between Orcas and Waldron islands, Washington ponnd, Wash. (Not Douglas nor Preciidjnls.)
Presidents Island; post light, Mississippi river, Crittenden county. Ark. (Not President's Island.)
Presque Isle; bay, lighthouse, and fien-
insula, Erie county. Pa. (Not Presque He, nor Presqu'ile. *PresqueIsle; county in Mich., island,
and light-houses. Lake Huron, Mich.
(Not Presqu' isle.) Preussen; see Prussia. Pribilof; islands, Bering sea, Alaska.
(Not Prybiloff nor Fur Seal.) Price; creek. Cape Fear river, near South-
port, Brunswick county, N. C. (Not
Price's.)
Price; post light, Mississippi river, Eandolph county. 111. (Not Price's.)
Price; P. O. and R. R. station. Queen Anne county, Md. (Not Prices nor
Price's Station.)
Prickly; see East Helena. Prides; P. O., Colbert county, Ala. (Not
Pride's Station.)
Priests; point. Saint Mary river, Saint" Mary county, Md. (Not Priest's.)
Prince Frederick; county seat of Calvert county, Md. (Not Prince Frederick-
town.) Prince of Wales; see Penang. Princess; bay, south coast of Staten Is-
land, Eichmond county, N. Y. (Not
Prince's, etc.)
Prince 'William.; sound, southern coast of Alaska. (Not Chugatch nor Prince
William's.)
Prior; island, Ohio river, 3 miles below Golconda, Pope county. 111. (Not
Prior's.)
Priors; P. 0. and E. E. station, Polk
county, G a. (Not Prior.)
Probasco; landing on Skipton creek, Talbot county, Md. (Not Probascos.;
Proctor; landing, Ohio river, at west end of Mason and Dixon's line between
Marshall and Taylor counties, W. Va.
(Not Procter's.) Prospect; lake in Egremont, Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not Winchel nor Wia-
chell.)
Provens; hill in Westfleld, Hampden
county, Mass. (Not Proven's.)
Provo; river, Utah. (NotTimpanogos.) Prussia; state of Germany. (Not Preus-
sen.)
Pry--Raf.
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Pryhiloff; see Pribilof. Psyche; see Pysht.
Puebla; capital city and state, Mexico. (Not La Puebla, Puebla de los Angeles, nor Puebla de Zeragoza.)
Puerto Cabello; seaport town on gulf of Triste, Venezula. ( Not Porto Cabello.
Puerto Rico; see Porto Eico.
Pulgas; land grant, San Mateo county,
Cal. (Not De Las Pulgas, Las Pulgas, nor Rancho de las Pulgas.) Pullman; island and shoal. Saint Law-
rence river, near Alexandria bay, Jefferson county, N. Y. (Not Pullman's.)
PuUy; point, Puget sound. King county,
Wash. (Not Pulley.) Pulo-Penang; see Penang.
Pumpkin; creek, Banner and Cheyenne
counties, Nebr. (Not Pumpkinseed.)
Puncheon; branch of Saint Jones creek, Kent county, Del. (Not Walkers.)
Pungoteague ; creek and P. 0. , Accomac
county, Va. (Not Pongoteague.
Punjab; province, northwestern British India. (Not Panjab nor Punjaub.)
*Puntarasa; P. 0. and precinct, Lee county, Fla. (Not Punta Rassa.)
Punias Arenas; see Point Arena. Punto Gallo; see Point de Galle.
Punuk; island, off east end Saint Law-
rence island, Bering sea, Alaska. (Not
Pinik.)
Purgatory; river, Colorado. (Not Pur-
gatoire.)
Purslane ; mountain, Morgan county, W.
Va. (Not Purs] ey.) Purslane; run, branch of Potomac river,
Allegany county, Md. (Not Pusley.) Purus; large river of South America,
tributary to the Amazon. (Not Cuchivara nor Puru.) Putnam; creek and pond, Essex county, N. Y. (Not Putnams, Putnam's, nor
Puts.)
Puy de Dome; department and moun-
tain, central France. (Not Puy-deDome.) Pysht; P. O., precinct, and river, Clallam county. Wash. (Not Pisht nor Psyche.)
Q
duackenkill; P. 0., Grafton, Rensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Quacken Kill.)
Q,uamquisset; harbor and point, Bua
zards bay, Mass. (Not Quissett.) Quang-chow-foo; see Canton.
Quebec; P. 0. and R. R. station. White county, Tenn. (Not Cooper, Holder, nor Quebeck.)
Q,ueechy; lake in Canaan, Columbia county, N. Y. (Not Whiting's.)
Queen; P. 0., Upshur county, W. Va.
· (Not Queens.) Queen Anne; see Hardesty. Queets; river, Jefferson county. Wash.
(Not Queetshee.) Queniult; Indian reservation, lake ar.d
river, Chehalis county. Wash. (Not
Quiniault.) Quercus; see Kirker.
Quicks Run; post lights, Ohio river, Adams county, Ohio. (Not Quick's.)
Quillayute; prairie, P. 0., and river, Clallam county. Wash. (Not Quille-
hute, Quillyhuyte, etc.) Quinobm; see Charles.
Quitman Bluff; post light, Mississippi river, Adams county. Miss. (Not Quit-
man's Bluff.) Quito; see Campbell.
Quixes; ledge, entrance to New Haven
harbor, Conn. (Not Quixe's.)
Quoddy Roads; strait, Passamaquoddy
bay, Washington county. Me. (Not
Quoddy Bay.) Quonset; point and shoal, Narragansett
bay, R. I. (Not Quonsett.) Quorra; see Niger.
R.
*Rabbit Back Peak; peninsula, Mackinac strait, Emmet county, Mich. (Not
Rabbitt's Back Peak.) Raccoon; mountain in northeastern Ala-
bama. (Not Sand.) Raccoon; strait between Angel island
and mainland, San Francisco bay, Cal.
(Not Racoon.)
Racy Point; post light. Saint Johns
river. Saint Johns county, Fla. (Not Racey's Point.) Radack; see Ratak. Rader; see Myers. Rafinesque; mountain in Rensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Bald.)
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Rag--Red.
Ragan; P. O. and R. R. station, Harlan
county, Nebr. (Not Reagan.) *Ila^g'ed; mountain, Berkshire county,
Mass. (Not Ravenscrag nor Tanner.) Raht; ferry on Hiwassee river, Bradley
and McMinn counties, Tenn. (Not
Wright.)
Kailroad; borough and P. 0., York
county, Pa. (Not Rail Road.) Railroad; township, Starke county, Ind.
(Not Rail Road.)
Rails Landing; post light, Ohio river,
Switzerland county, Ind. (Not Rail's.) Rainier; mountain peak in Washington.
(Not Ranier nor Takoma.) Rajputana; region in northwestern Brit-
ish India. (Not Rajpootana.) Raleigh C. H.; see Beckley. Ralik; chain of islands, part of the
Marshall group, Pacific ocean. (Not Rahck.) Ralston; P. O. and R. R. station, Morris county, N. J. (Not Roxiticus.)
Ram; island, mouth of Mystic river. New
London county, Conn. (Not Mystic.) Ramauldo; see Romauldo. Ramsay; township, Kossuth county,
Iowa. (Not Ramsey.)
Ramseur; P. 0. and village, Randolph
county, N. 0. (Not Ramsure.)
Ramsey; island and lake, Multnomah county, Oreg. (Not Ramsay nor Ram-
say's.)
Rancho de las Pulgas; see Pulgas. Rancocas; creek and P. 0., Burlington
county, N. J. (Not Rancocus.)
Randall; P. O. and R. R. station, Montgomery county, N. Y. (Not Downing nor Yatesville.)
Randall "Wharf; post light. Back creek, Cecil county, Md. (Not Randall's
Wharf.)
Randolph; point and P. O., Mississippi
River, Tipton county, Tenn. (Not Randolph's.) Raneshed; see Bannister.
Rangoon; maritime district, river, and
seaport of British Burma, India. (Not Rangoun nor Rangun.)
Ranier; see Rainier.
Rapidan; river, tributary to the Rappahannock, central Virginia. (Not Rapid Ann.)
M S--03 11
Rappahannock; spit, at mouth of Rap-
pahannock river, Chesapeake bay, Lancaster county, Va. (Not Windmill
Point.)
Rardin; see Harden. Rarner; see Karner.
Rasheed; see Rosetta.
Ratak; chain of islands, part of the
Marshall group, Pacific ocean. (Not Radack, Radak, norRadik.) Rathall; creek, near Charleston, S. C. (Not Rat-hall nor Rat Hall.) Ratisbon; city, Bavaria. (Not Regensburg.) Ratmanof; see Big Diomede. Raulston; see Rolston. Ravandiz; see Rowandiz.
Ravenden Springs; P. O. and village,
Randolph county. Ark. (Not Raven-
den.)
Ravenna; township, Dakota county,
Minn. (Not Ravanna.) Ravenscrag; see Ragged.
Rawhide ; creek and R. R. station, Dodge county, Nebr. (Not Raw Hide.)
Rawles; township. Mills county, Iowa.
(Not Rawls.)
Rawley; point. Lake Michigan, Wis.
(Not Rawley's nor Rowley's.) Rowleys; see Rowley.
Raza; one of the Cape Verde islands.
(Not Razo.)
Razboinski; settlement on the lower Yukon, Alaska. (Not Rabonisky, Ras-
boinsky, Rasbonisky, Razboiniksky, nor Razboinsky.) Read; see Reeds.
Reads; township, Wabasha county, Minn. (Not Read's Landing nor
Reed's.)
* Reads Landing; P. O. and village, Wa-
basha county, Minn. (Not Read's Landing. Recife; see Pernambuco. Recovery; see Fort Recovery.
Red; creek in Fremont and Pueblo coun-
ties, Colo. (Not Bed.)
Red; river, boundary between Minnesota and North Dakota. (Not Red River of
the North.)
Red; rock in Captain Island harbor. Long
Island sound, Fairfield county. Conn. (Not Tweed's nor Finch's Island. >
Red--Ric.
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Redbank; township, Armstrong county, Pa. (Not Red Bank.)
Redbank; township. Clarion county, Pa. (Not Red Bank.)
Red Bluff; county seat of Tehama
county, Cal. (Not Redbluff.)
Red Buttes; P. 0. and E. E. station,
Albany county, Wyo. (Not Leah.)
Red Cloud; county seat and township,
Webster county, Nebr. (Not Eed-
cloud.)
Reddicksville; see Eiddicksville.
Reddie Point; post light, Saint Johns river, below Jacksonville, Duval county,
Fla. (NotEeddie's.)
Redding; P. 0. and village, Einggold
county, Iowa, (Not New Eedding.)
Redhouse; hamlet in Garrett county, Md. (Not Eed House.)
Redkey; P. 0. and village. Jay county, Ind. (Not Eed Key.)
Red Landing; post light, Mississippi
river, Calhoun county, 111. (Not Red's
Landing.)
Redoubt; volcano, west side of Cook
inlet, Alaska. (Not Burnt.)
Red Spring; point at entrance to Hemp-
stead bay, Long Island, Nassau county, N. y. (Not Eed Spring nor Eed
Springs.)
Redwood; P. 0. and E. E. station, San Mateo county, Cal. (Not Eedwood
City.)
Reed; point, on west side Saint Joseph island. Saint Mary river, Mich. (Not
Eeed's.)
Reed; E. E. station, Northmnberland
county. Pa. (Not Crowl.)
Reeder Point; post light, Sauvie island, Columbia river, ]Multnomah county,
Greg. (Not Eeeder's Point.)
Reed Iianding; post light, Ohio river,
Greenup county, Ky. (Not Eeed's
Landing.)
Reeds; creek, Pendleton county, W.Va. (Not Eeed nor Breds.)
Reeds; creek, Talbot county, Md. (Not
Eead.) Eeed's; see Eeads.
Reese; E. E. station, Etowah county,
Ala. (Not Eeese'a nor Eeeseville.)
Rees Tannery; P. O., Mineral county, W. Va. (Not Eeese's.)
Regan; E. E. station in Bumsville, Da-
kota county, Minn. (Not Eeagan.)
Regensburg, see Ratisbon.
Reid; gap, Blount county, Ala. (Not Eeid's nor Eeids.)
Reid Gap; E. E. station, Blount county
Ala. (Not Eeid nor Willow.) Reily; P. O. and township, Butler
county, Ohio. (Not Eiley.) Reims; see Eheims. Reindeer; see Klondike. Rembert; see Drayton.
Reppert; bay, Ohio river, 5 miles below
Marietta, Ohio. (Not Eeppert's.)
Republican; township, P.O., and village, Harlan county, Nebr. (Not Eepublican
City.)
Reservoir; see Yokum. Resource; P. 0., Screven county, Ga.
(Not Eesourse.) Resting Spring; see Kingston. Return; see Poverotni. Return Creel:; see North Fork of Tuolumne.
Reuben; point on east coast of Africa.
(Not Vermelha.)
Reunion; island, one of the Mascarene group, Indian ocean. (Not Bourbon nor Isla de la Eeunion.)
Reverton; see Eiverton.
Revillagigedo; channel and island,
southeastern Alaska. (Not Eevilla Gigedo.)
Reynales Basin; P. 0. and village,
Niagara county, N. Y. (Not Eeynale'a Basin.) Reynoldsville; see Holmes. Rha; see Volga.
Rheatown; town in Greene county,
Tenn. (Not Ehettown.)
Rheims; city, France. (Not Eeims.) Rhine; river in Europe. (Not Rhetn
nor Ehin.)
Rhodope; mountain range in European Turkey. (Not Despoto Dagh nor Do-
sped Dagh.)
Rhome; P. 0., Wise county, Tex. (Not
Eome.) Riad; city, central Arabia. (NotAbruad,
Er Eiad, Er-Riad, nor Riyad.)
Ria-liu; see Riga.
Rice; mountain in Rensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Bald nor Rice's.)
Rich; see Grove.
Richardson Landing; post light and P. 0., Ohio river, Meade comity, Ky.
(Not Richardson's Landing.)
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Ric--Roc.
Richelieu; P. O., Logan county, Ky. (Not Rich Lieu.)
Richelieu; river flowing from Lake Champlain to the Saint Lawrence river. (Not Chambly, Saint John, nor Sorel.)
Richfield; P. 0. and R. R. station, Sarpy
county, Nebr. (Not Richland.) Richs; see Simmons.
Rich's Corners; P. O. and village, Orleans county, N. Y. (Not Riches Corners nor Richs Corners.)
Richwood; P, O. and R. R. station,
Gloucester county, N. J. (Not Five
Points.)
Richwoods; township, Peoria county,
111. (Not Rich wood.) Riddicksville; P. 0., Hertford county,
N.C. (NotReddicksville.) Ridgebury; P. O. and township, Brad-
ford county, Pa. (Not Ridgbury.)
Ridgely; township, Nicollet county, Minn. (Not Ridgley.)
Ridgway; P.O., precinct, and village,
Gallatin county, 111. (Not Ridgeway.) Riga; seaport town of Russia. (Not
Rialiu.)
Rigolets; passage between lakes Borgne and Pontchartrain, La. (Not Bayou
Rigolettes, etc.)
Rikers; island. East river, N. Y. (Not
Riker's.)
Riley: landing, Mississippi river, Lake county, Tenn. (Not Riley's.)
Riley; P. O. and township, Vigo county, Ind. (Not Ripley.)
Riley; see Reily.
Rinearson; point and slough, Columbia river, near Mayger, Columbia county,
Oreg. (Not Rinearson's.) Rio Colorado; see Colorado. Rio de Janeiro;. -^agital of Brazil, (Not
Rio Janeiro.) Rio de la Plata; see Plata. Rio de las Animas; see Animas. Rio de los Finos; see Los Pinos. Rio Florida; see Florida.
Rio Grande ; river forming the boundary between Texas and Mexico. (Not Rio
Bravo del Norte.)
Rio la Flata; see La Plata. Rio Negro; river in Brazil, tributary to
the Amazon. (Not Guainia nor Parana.
Rio Negro; see Parana. Rio Fiedra; see Piedra.
Ripley; county seat and district, Jackson
county, W. Va. (Not Ripley's.)
Ripley; see Riley.
Rip-Raps; see Fort Wool.
Riu Kiu; group of islands off the Chinese
coast, Pacific ocean. (Not Lieou-
Khieou, Liu Kiu, Liukiu, Loo Choo, nor Riukiu.) Rivers; landing, Mississippi river, Con-
cordia parish, La. (Not River's.) Riverton; township, Clay county, Minn.
(Not Reverton.)
Roan; mountain, Carter county, Tenn.
(Not Roane.)
Roanoke; river in North Carolina and
Virginia. (Not Roanoake.)
Rohard; P. O. and village, Henderson county, Ky. (Not Robards.)
Robbins Reef; lighthouse, New York
harbor. (Not Robbin's Reef.) Roberts; P. 0. and R. R. station, Queen
Anne county, Md. (Not Tilghman.)
Robert's; see Alki.
Robertson; river, tributary to the Rapidan, Madison county, Va. (Not Rob-
inson's.)
Robidoux; see Rubidoux.
Robinson Point; post light, Maury is-
land, Puget Sound, 9 miles north of Tacoma, Wash. (Not Robinson's
Point.)
Robson; post light, Mississippi river, Coahoma county, Miss. (Not Rob-
son's.)
Rocas; see As Rocas.
Rock; see Bear.
Rock Cave; P. O., Upshur county, W.
Va. (Not Centerville.) Rockhall; creek, landing, and P. 0.,
Kent county, Md. (Not Rock Hall.) Rockhill; formerly a township, Bucks
county. Pa. ( Not Rock Hill.
Note.--Since 1880 divided into East Eockliil] and West Rockhill.
Rock Island; see Cypress.
Rockmart; P. O., militia district, and village, Polk county, Ga. (Not Rock
Mart.)
Rocksprings; P. 0. and R. R. station, Marion county, Fla. (Not Piedmont nor Rock Springs.)
Rock "Village; village near Haverhill,
Essex county, Mass. (Not East Haver-
hill.)
Roc--Run.
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Rockville; see Fort Hunter Rockwell; city, Norton county, Kans.
(Not Rockwell City.) Rocky, Cal. ; see Brooks Rocky, Mont. ; see Stoney. Rocky Neck; see Bush. Rodgers; point, Peril strait, southeast-
ern Alaska. (Not Rogers.)
Rogers; creek in McMinn county, Tenn.
(Not Roger.)
Rogers; lakein Mendota, Dakota county, Minn, (Not Roger.)
Rogers; see Elliott Knob. Rogersville; county seat of Hawkins
county, Tenn. (Not Rodgers ville.) Rogersville; P. 0., Lauderdale county,
Ala. (Not Rodgersville.) £ogue; see Roque.
RoUand; township, Isabella county,
Mich. (Not Rowland.) Rollingstone; P. 0. and township, Wi-
nona county, Minn. (Not Rolling
Stone.)
Rolston; creek, Gilmer county, Ga. (Not Raulston.)
C 'Remain; cape, Charleston county, S.
(Not Roman nor Romans.) Romanzof; cape in western Alaska, near
latitude 62° N. (Not Dyer nor Rumi-
antzoff . -- Note. This is a high point (elevation 2,363
feet) lying north from Ball point and westerly from Smith point and Dyer point. On some maps there has been confusion, Dyer point and Cape Romanzof being confounded.
Romanzof; mountains in northern Alaska. (Not Romantzoff nor Rumi-
antzoff.)
Romauldo; peak, San Luis Obispo
county, Cal. (Not Ramauldo.) Rome, Minn. ; see Roome. Rome, Tex. ; see Rhome.
Romer Shoal; light, New York Lower
bay, N. Y. (Not Dry Romer.)
Romney; creek, Harford county, Md.
(Not Rumney.)
Rooms; township, Polk county, Minn.
(Not Rome.) Roque; island, Englishman bay, Wash-
ington county, Me. (Not Rogue.) Rosario; strait in Washington sound.
Wash. (Not Canal de Neustra, Sefiora
del Rosario, etc.)
Rose; shoal near nortb end of Lake ]Michiga;a. (Not Waugoshance.)
Rosalie; P. 0. and township, Carroll
county, Iowa. (Not Rosselle.)
Roselle; see Rozel.
Rosemount; P. O., township, and vil-
lage, Dakota county, Minn. (NotRose-
mont.)
Rosetta; town in lower Egypt. (Not Rasheed nor Raahid.)
Rosiclare; P.O., precinct, and village, Hardin county, 111. (Not Roseclair.)
Roubedeau; pass and precinct, Scotts
Bluff county, Nebr. (Not Roubadeau,
Roubideau, nor Roubidoux.)
Rough; see Makhnati.
Roulette; P. 0. and township. Potter
county. Pa. (Not Roulet.)
Roumania; country, southern Europe. (Not Romania nor Rumania.)
Roumelia; country, southern Europe.
(Not Room-Elee, Roumeli, Rumelia^
Rumili.)
Round; see Krugloi.
Round Hill; see Dumpling Rock. Rouse Point; P. 0. and village, Clinton
county, N. Y. (Not Rouse's Point.)
Rowandiz; town in Tm-kish Kurdistan.
(Not Ravandiz.)
Rowland; see RoUand.
Rowland Landing; post light, Ohio
river, Washington county, Ohio. (Not
Rowland's Landing.)
Rowland Mills; P. 0., Hunterdon
county, N. J. (Not Rowlands Mills.) Rowley; bay, Door county, Wis. (Not
Rawleys.)
Rowley's; see Rawley.
^
Roxand; township, Eaton county, Mich.
(Not Roxana.)
Roxiticus; see Ralston.
Royersford; borough and P. O., Mont-
gomery county. Pa. (Not Royer'a
Ford.)
Rozel; P. O., Pawnee county, Kans.
(Not Roselle.)
Rubidoux; mountain, Riverside county,
Cal. (Not Robidoux, Roubedeau, nor
Rubideau.)
Ruby; see Passamari.
Rugged; see Makhnati. Rumiantzoff: see Romanzof.
Rumney; see Romney. Runkel; P. O. and R. R. station, Meade
county, S. Dak. (Not Runkles.)
Runnymede; P. 0., Harper county,
Kans. (Not Runnamede.)
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Rush; lake in Ti^oele county, Utah.
(Not Stockton.) Russell; island, Saint Clair river, Mich.
(Not Russell's.)
Russia; country, Europe and Asia. (Not Muscovy nor Rossiya.)
Ryer; island, Suisun bay, Solano county, Cal. (Not King's, Long Point, nor
Ryer's.)
Ryan; township, Schuylkill county. Pa.
(Not Ryon.) Eyssd; see Lisle.
s.
Sabattus; mountain and P. O., Androscoggin county, Me. (Not Sebattis.)
Sabine; point. Providence river, near Providence, R. I. (Not Sabin's.)
Sacandaga; river in Adirondack region, N. Y. (Not Sacandago, Sacondaga,
Sacondago, etc.)
Sachem Head; harbor, Long Island sound, New Haven county. Conn. (Not
Sachem's Head.) Sachsen; see Saxony.
Sackatoo; see Sokoto.
Sacketts Harbor; P. O. and village, Lake Ontario, Jefferson county, N. Y.
(Not Sacket Harbor.) Saddleback; ledge, East Penobscot bay,
Me. (Not Saddle Back.) Saddler ock; creek, Lincoln county, S.
Dak. (Not Saddle.) Saegerstown; borough and P. 0., Craw-
ford county. Pa. (Not Saegertown.) Saffordville; P. 0., Chase county, Kans.
(NotSafford.) Sagasig; see Zagazig. Saghalien; see Sakhalin.
Sahama; m.ountain peak of the Andes in western Bolivia. (Not Nevado de Sahama nor Sajama.)
Sahara; great desert in northern Africa. (Not Qahra, Great Desert, Sahhra, Sahra, nor Zahara.
Saida; maritime city of Palestine; the ancient Sidon. (Not Sidon nor Zidon.)
Saigon; capital of French Cochin China. (Not Gai - Dinh - Thanh, Looknooee, Louknoui, nor Sai-Gun.)
Saikio; see Kyoto. Sail; rock in Juan de Fuca strait, near
Neah bay, Wash. (Not Klahostah nor
Seal.)
Sail; rock, off Pillar point, San Mateo county, Cal. (Not Pillar, Seal, nor
Steeple.)
Sailor; island in Hingham harbor, Mass.
(Not Sarah's.)
Saint Andrevsr; sound, Camden county,
Ga. (Not Saint Andrew's.) Saint Augustine; see Augustine.
* Saint Catharine; bend and creek, Mis-
sissippi river, Adams county, Miss,
(Not Saint Catherine's.)
Saint Catharine; lake and mountain, Rutland county, Vt. (Not Lake Austin,
Saint Catherine, nor Wells Pond.)
Saint Clair; see Sinclair.
Saint Clair sville; borough and P. 0.,
Bedford, county, Pa. (Not Saint Clair-
ville.)
Saint Clement; bay, Potomac river. Saint Mary county, Md. (Not Saint
Clement's.)
Saint Croix; island; one of the Virgin islands, West Indies. (Not Santa Cruz.)
Saint Croix; river, between Maine and
New Brunswick. (Not Sainte Croix.)
Saint Croix; see Dochet.
Saint Denis; see Bayou Petit Liard. Saint Elias; see Manby. Sainte Marie; island off east coast of
Madagascar. (Not Nossi Burrah, SainteMarie, nor Sainte-Marie-de-Madagas-
car.)
Sainte Marie; P.O., township, and vil-
lage, Jasper county. 111. (Not Saint Marie.)
Saint Francis; P.O. and village, Saint Johns river. Lake county, Fla. (Not Old Town.)
Saint Francis; river, southeastern Missouri. (Not Saint Francois.)
Saint Francois; township, Madison
county, Mo. (Not Saint Francis.) Saint Gabriel Church; post light,
Mississippi river, Iberville parish. La. (Not Saint Gabriel's Church.)
Saint Gallon; canton and town, Switzerland. (Not Saint Gall nor Sankt
Gallen.)
Saint George; fort. Saint George river, Lincoln county. Me. (Not George.)
Saint George; harbor, P. 0., river, and
town, Knox county. Me. (Not Saint
George's.)
Saint George point and reef, Del Norte ; county, Cal. (Not Saint George's.)
-- Sai Sal.
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Saint George; sound near Apalachicola, Franklin county, Fla. (Not Saint
George's.) Saint George's; see Georges.
Saint Gotthard; mountain and pass,
Switzerland. (Not Gothard, Saint Gothard, nor Sankt Gotthard.)
Saint Helen; township, Roscommon
county, Mich. (Not Saint Helens.)
Saint Helens Bar; post lights, Columbia river, Columbia county, Oreg. (Not
Saint Helen's.)
Saint Hilaire; village, Polk county, Minn. (Not Saint Hiliare.)
Saint Inigoes; creek, district, and P. O., Saint Mary county, Md. (Not Saint
Inigo, Saint Inigoe, Saintlnigo's, Inigos, nor Saint Inigoas.)
Saint John; P. 0. and village, Multnomah county, Oreg. (Not Saint
John's.) Saint John; see Richelieu.
Saint John Bogoslov; see Bogoslof. Saint Joh.ns; county seat of Clinton
county, Mich. (Not Saint John's.) Saint Joh.ns; river in Florida. (Not
Saint John's.)
Saint Jones; river, Kent county, Del.
(Not Jones'.)
Saint Lawrence; bay, near East Cape,
Bering strait, eastern Siberia. (Not Saint Laurence.)
Saint Lawrence; island, Bering sea,
Alaska. (Not Saint Laurence.) Saint Lazaria; see Kruzof Saint Louis; capital of French Senegal,
west Africa. (Not Louis, Ndar, nor Saint Louis-du-Senegal.)
Saint Lucia; one of the Windward
islands. (Not San Lucia nor Santa
Lucia.)
Saint Marks; P. O. and precinct, Wa-
kulla county, Fla. (Not Saint Mark' s. Saint Martin; bay, islands, and point,
Mackinac strait, Mackinac county, Mich. . (Not Saint Martin's.) Saint Martin; P. 0., Worcester county, Md. (Not Martins.) Saint Martinsville; county seat of Saint Martin parish. La. (Not Saint Martin-
ville.)
Saint Mary; creek and P. 0., Saint Mary county, Md. (Not Saint Marys City
nor Saint Mary' a.)
Saint Mary; lake and river, Blackfeel
Indian reservation, northern Montana. (Not Chief Mountain.)
Saint Marys; bend and P.O., Mississippi river, Sainte Genevieve county. Mo.
(Not Saint Mary's.)
Saint Marys; falls and river, northern
Michigan. (Not Saint Mary's.)
Saint Marys; river, Cumberland sound,
Fla. (Not Saint Mary's.)
Saint Marys, 111. ; see Marys River.
Saint Mary's, S. C; see Old Town. Saint Marys Entrance ; sound at mouth
of Saint Marys river, Nassau county, Fla. (Not Cumberland Entrance nor Fernandina Entrance.) Saint Matthew; island, Bering sea, Alaska. (Not Saint Mathew.) Saint Michael; island, Norton sound, Bering sea, Alaska. (Not Saint Mi-
chael's.) Saint Michaels; see Miles.
Saint Paul de Loanda; see Loanda.
Saint Phillip's; see Phillips. Saint Pierre; see Miquelon.
Saint Simon; beacon, island, and sound, Glynn county, Ga. (Not Saint Si-
mon's.)
Saiyit Tammany; see Neebish. Saint Vincent; one of the Cape Verde
islands. (Not Sao Vicente.) Sakhalin; island, Okhotsk sea, eastern
Siberia. (Not Sachalin nor Sagbalien,
etc.)
Sakhalin; see Amur. Sakonnet; point and river, Newport
county, R. I. (Not Saugkonnet nor
Seaconnet.)
Salamonie ; township, Huntington coun-
ty, Ind. (Not Salamonia.)
Sa-la-vnk; see Selawik.
Salina; creek and P. O., Cherokee Na-
tion, Ind. T. (Not Saline.) Salisbury; sound, between Chichagof
and Kruzof islands, southeastern
Alaska. (Not Klokacheff.)
Sallacoa; creek in Gordon and Cherokee counties, Ga. ; P. O. in Cherokee county, Ga. ; hamlet in Bartow county, Ga.
(Not Calicoe nor Salequoah.)
SalJe; see Bayou Sale. Sallee; creek, Powhatan county, Va.
(Not Sally nor Salley's.)
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SallisaW, creek, P. 0., and R. R. station, Cherokee Nation, Ind. T. (Not Salisaw nor Salaiseau.
Sally; see Bayou Sale. Sallys; P. 0. and village, Aiken county,
S. C. (Not Salley.)
Salmon; bay, inner part of Shilshole bay, near Seattle, King county, Wash.
(Not Shilshole.)
Salmon; see Shilshole.
Salmon Falls; town on Westfield river, Hampden county, Mass. (Not Fair-
field.)
Saloniki; city and gulf, Turkey. (Not
Salaniki, Salonica, Salonika, Selanik,
Selonica, nor Thessalonica.)
Salary's; see Solary.
Salt Springs; see Lithia Springs.
Salvador; one of the Central American states. (Not San Salvador.)
Samish; see Edison. Sammarino; see San Marino.
Samples; creek, Duval county,
Fla.
(Not Starrett's.) Samples; see Edwards.
Sampsell; P. 0. and township, Livingston county. Mo. (Not Sampsel.)
Samoa; group of islands, south Pacific
ocean. (Not Navigators nor Samoan. Sanachno; see West.
San Alberto; bay, an arm of Bucareli
bay. Prince of Wales archipelago, southeastern Alaska. (Not Seno de San
Alverto.)
San Antonio; mountain, Los Angeles
county, Cal. (Not Baldy, North Bald,
nor Old Baldy.)
San Antonio; see San Matias.
San Buenaventura; see Ventura.
San Clemente; island off southern coast
of California. (Not San Clements,)
Sand; see Eaccoon.
Sanders; creek near Charleston, S. C.
(Not Saunders.)
Sandlake; P. 0. and town, Rensselaer
county, N. Y. (Not Sand Lake.)
Sands Point; lighthouse, Manhasset
neck, Long Island sound, Nassau coun-
ty, N. Y. (Not Sands' Point.)
Sandwich; see Hawaiian.
Sandy; point, Whidbey island. Island
county ,
Wash .
(Not Joe Brown Spit.
Sandy; see Galankin.
Sandy; see Great. Sandy; see West. Sandy Creek; see Murray.
Sandyston; township, Sussex county, N. J. (Not Sandis nor Sandiston.)
San Isabel; see Isabel. San Jacinto; see Kruzof.
San Jorge; one of the Azores islands.
(Not Saint George.)
San Juan Bautista; island in Bucareli
bay, Prince of Wales island, southeastern Alaska. (Not San Jean Bautista.) San Juan de Fuca; see Juan de Fuca.
San Juan del Norte; seaport town of Nicaragua. (Not Grey Town nor San
Juan de Nicaragua.)
San Juan de TJlua; old fort near Vera
Cruz, Mexico. (Not San Juan deUlloa.) San Lazaro; see Philippine.
San Marino; capital city and republic,
Italy. (Not Sammarino.)
San Matias; gulf in northeastern Pata-
gonia. (Not San Antonio.) Sannak; island, southeast of Unimak,
Alaska. (Not Halibut nor Sanak.)
Sannes; township. Yellow Medicine
county, Minn. (Not Sandnes.)
San Pitch; river, Sanpete county, Utah.
(Not San Pete.) San Roque; see Disappointment. San Salvador; see Salvador. Sansbois; creek, mountains, and village,
Choctaw Nation, Ind. T. (Not San
Bois.)
Sansibar; see Zanzibar. Santa Cruz; see Saint Croix.
Santa Fe; see Burnham. Santafee; P. 0., Summers county, W.Va.
(Not Santifee.) Santaluca; P. 0., Gilmer county, Ga.
(Not Santa Luca nor Santa Lucah.) Santa Luzia; one of the Cape Verde
islands. (Not Santa Lucia.) Santa Maria de los Remedios; see Yucatan.
Santa Marta; bay and city, United
States of Colombia, South America. (Not Martha.) Santa Monica; mountains, Los Angeles county, Cal. (Not Cahuenga.) Santa Ysabel; see Isabel. Santiago de Cuba; seaport, southeastern coast of Cuba. (Not Saint lago de Cuba.)
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Santilla; seeSatilla.
Santo Doming-o; a West Indian republic on the island of Haiti. (Not Dominica, Dominican Republic, Saint Domingo, nor San Domingo.)
Santuit; see Cotuit.
Saook; bay and point, Peril strait, south-
eastern Alaska. (Not Sa-ook.)
Sao Paulo; capital city and state, Brazil, South America. (Not San Paulo.)
Sao Vicente; see Saint Vincent. Saragossa; capital city and province,
Spain. (Not Caesaraugusta, Saragosse, nor Zaragoza.)
Sarah; ledge, entrance to New London
harbor, Conn. (Not Sarah's.)
Sarah's; see Sailor.
Sardinia; island in Mediterranean sea. (Not Sardegna.)
Sargent; see Sergeant. Sarsilla; see Zarcillo.
Sarson; island in Sengekontacket pond, Marthas Vineyard, Mass. (Not Sason, Sasan, nor Sirson.)
Sartartia; P. 0., Fort Bend county, Tex.
(Not Sartalla.)
Sasakwa; P. 0. and village, Seminole Nation, Ind. T. (Not Sa-sak-wa nor Wild
Goose.) Satilla; ri-ver, southeastern Georgia.
(Not Santilla.) Satterley; see Sotterly.
Satulah; mountain, Macon county, N. C.
(Not Stuley.) Saulen; see Stolbovoi. Saul's Cross Roads; see Saulston.
Saulston; P. 0. and village, Wayne
county, N. C. (Not Saul' s Cross Roads.
Sault Sainte Marie; city, Chippewa county, Mich. (Not Saint Marys Falls,
etc.)
Saunders; point. Little bay de Noquette, Delta county, Mich. (Not Saunder's.)
Saunders; see Sanders. Sauquel; see Soquel.
Sausalito; P. O., township, and village, Marin county, Cal. (Not Saucelito, etc.)
Sauvie; large island, Columbia river, in Columbia and INIultnomah counties, Oreg. (Not Sauvie' s.)
Savag's; landing, Ohio river, Lawrence
county, Ohio. (Not Savage's)
Savage; river in Garrett county, Md.
(Not Savay.)
Savanna; P. O. and R. R. station, Choc-
taw Nation, Ind. T. (Not Savannah.)
Savannah; P. 0. and R. R. station, Los
Angeles county, Cal. (Not Savanna.)
Savannah; township, Butler county,
Nebr. (Not Savanah.) Save; river in Austria. (Not Sau nor
Sava.)
Savoy; P. 0. and village, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Savoy Hollow.)
Sawakin; see Suakin.
Sawlog'; township, Hodgeman county, Kans. (Not Saw Log.)
Sawyer; P. O. and village, Orleans comi-
ty, N. Y. (Not Sawyers.)
Sawyer Bend; post light, Mississippi
river, near Saint Louis, Mo. (Not Sawyer's Bend.)
Saxeville; P. O. and township, Wau-
shara county. Wis. (Not Saxville.)
Saxony; kingdom, Germany. (Not
Sachsen.)
Sayres; neck, Cumberland county, N. J. (Not Say re nor Sayre's.)
Scammon; city, Cherokee county, Kana.
(Not Scammonville.)
Scammon; cove, north end Lake Huron,
Mackinac county, Mich. (Not Scammon' s.)
Scandia; see Skandia.
Scanlan; landing and P. O., Mississippi river, Crittenden county, Ark. (Not
Scanlan' s.)
Scarecorn; creek and P. 0., Pickena
county, Ga. (Not Scearcorn.)
Scarham; creek, Dekalb county, Ala.
(NotSkirum.) Schakhun; see Shakun.
Schaumberg; P. 0. and township. Cook
county. 111. (Not Schaumburg.) Scheldt; river, Belgium and France.
(Not Escaut nor Schelde.) Schenob; brook, chiefly in SheflBeld,
Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Sker-
rob.)
ScMeisingervilla; P. O. and village,
Washington county, Wis. (Not
Schleighsingerville. Schodack; see Hell Gate.
Schoodic; see Grand. Schorns; see Seehorn. Schuyler; sunken ledge, off Sakonnet
point, R. I. (Not Schuvler's.) Schuyler; see DufL
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Schuyler; see Magnolia. Scliuylerville; P. 0. and village, Sara-
toga county, N. Y. (Not Schuylers-
ville.
Schwak; see Swauk.
Scircleville; P. 0., Clinton county, Ind. (Not Circleville.)
Sconsei; see Siasconset.
Scotland; light-vessel at entrance to New-
York bay. (Not Scottland.)
Scott; bluffs, Mississippi river, EastBaton Rouge parish. La. (Not Scott's.)
Scott; creek, Cattaraugus county, N. Y. (Not Scotts.)
Scott; point, Lake Erie, near Catawba island, Ottawa county, Ohio. (Not
Scott's.)
Scott; village, Cattaraugus county, N. Y. (Not Scotts Corners.)
Scottland; P.O. and village, Edgar coun-
ty, 111. (Not Scott Land.)
Scott Middle Ground; shoal between Belle Isle and water front of Detroit,
Detroit river, Mich. (Not Scott's Middle Ground.) Scotts Flat; village, Nevada county, Cal. (Not Scots Flat nor Scott Flat.) Scovill; rock, Connecticut river, near Higganum, Middlesex county, Conn. (Not Scovill's.)
Scrogum; island, Mississippi river, near Prairie du Chien, Wis. (Not Scro-
guna's.)
Scusset; beach and harbor, near Plym-
outh, Mass. (Not Scussett.) Sea; breaker or island or reef or rock
near southern entrance to Salisbury sound, southeastern Alaska. (Not Morskoi.) Seaconnet; see Sakonnet. Seaford; P. 0., Sussex county, Del. (NotSeford.)
Sea Grove; see Cape May Point-
Seahorse; key, west coast of Florida, near Cedar Keys. (Not Sea-Horse.)
Seal; see Sail.
Searle ; rock at entrance to Salem harbor, Essex county, Mass. (Not Searl's.)
Sears; island and ledge, Penobscot bay, Me. (Not Brigadier's nor Sear's.)
Seawell's; see Sewall.
Sebascbdeg'an; island, Cumberland
county. Me. (Not Great nor Sebasco-
diggin.)
Sehatti?; see Sabattus.
*Seboeis; plantation, P. 0., and river, Penobscot county, Me. (Not Seboois.)
Seddon; see Bland. See All; mountain, Pocahontas county,
W. Va. (Not See-all nor Seeall.)
Seechelt; inlet and peninsula north of Nanaimo, British Columbia. (Not
Sechelt.)
Seehorn; creek, Jefferson county, Tenn. (Not Schorns nor Sohorn.)
Seekonk; river, between Pawtucket and
Providence, R. I. (Not Pawtucket.)
Seeley; P. O., Cumberland county, N. J. (Not Cedar Grove.)
Seely; township, Guthrie county, Iowa. (Not Seeley.)
Seford; see Seaford.
Segreg-anset; P. 0. and river, Bristol
county, Mass. (Not Sweganset, etc.)
Seguam; island, middle Aleutians,
Alaska. (NotSiguam.) Sekiu; point and river, Clallam county,
Wash. (Not Sekou nor Sekiou.) Selawik; lake near Kotzebue sound,
northern Alaska. (Not Sa-la-wik.) Self; creek in Jefferson county, Ala.
(Not Shell.) Selinsgrove; borough and P. O., Snyder
county. Pa. (Not Selins Grove.) Selish; see Flathead.
Sellars; P. 0., Morgan county, Ky.
(Not Sellers.) Sellers; landing, Ohio river, Hardin
county. 111. (Not Seller's.) Sellers; P. 0. and R. R. station, Upshur,
county, W. Va. (Not Sellars nor Ten
Mile.)
Semerone; see Cimarron.
Semiamoo; bay, P. O., and village, Whatcom county, Wash. (Not Sem-
iahmoo.) Semichi; islands, western Aleutians,
Alaska. (Not Semitchi.)
Semidi; islands between Kadiak and the Shumagins, Alaska. (Not Foggy nor Seven.)
Semisopochnoi; island, eastern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Seven Mountains.)
Semper; P. 0. and R. R. station, Jeffer-
son county, Colo. (Not Sempter.)
Seneaguoteen; P. O., Kootenai county,
Idaho. (Not Senvaquateen, Siniaquoteen, nor Sinyakwateen.)
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Sengekontacket; pond near Edgartown, Marthas Vineyard, Mass. (Not Sen-
sekontacket.
Seno de San Alverio; see San Alberto.
Senterh; see Centers.
Seoul; capital of Korea, Asia. (Not
Han-Tching, Han Yang, King-Ki-Tao,
King-ki-too, Se-Oul, Se-Ul, Seul, Soul,
nor Syool.) Sequatchie; county, river, town, and
valley, Tenn. (Not Sequachee.) Sequatchie; P. O. and R. E. station,
Bledsoe county, Tenn. (Not College nor Sequachee College.)
Sequoia; P. 0., Tuolumne county, Cal.
(Not Crocker nor Crocker's.) Sequoya; district and E.. R. station,
Cherokee Nation, Ind. T. (Not Sequo-yah.) Sarajevo; capital of Bosnia, AustriaHungary. (Not Bosna-Serai, Sarajevo, Seraio, nor Serai wo.)
Sergeant; township, McKean county,
Pa. (Not Sargent.) Servia; kingdom, Europe. (NotSrbija.) Servis ; landing, Mississippi river, Jeffer-
son county, Miss. (Not Servis'.)
Sesuit; creek and harbor, Barnstable
county, Mass. (Not Sursuit.) Setlerly; see Sotterly. Settlers; township, Sioux county, Iowa.
(Not Settler nor Suttlers.) Seven; see Semidi.
Seven Mile; see Neville. Seven Mountains; see Semisopochnoi.
Seville; city and province, southern
Spain. (Not Sevilla.)
Sewall; point, Hampton Roads, Va.
(Not Seawell's.)
Seward; township, Kosciusko county,
Ind. (Not Steward.) Seymourville; P. 0., Grant county,
W. Va. (Not Seymoursville.)
Shackleford; bank, Beaufort harbor, N. C. (Not Shackleford's.)
*Shackleford; P. 0. and R. R. station. Saline county, Mo. (Not Shackelford.
Shady Oak; lake in Minnetonka town-
ship, Hennepin county, Minn. (Not
Shady.) Shag; see Glacier.
Shagwamigon; see Chequamegon.
Shakum; pond in Middlesex county,
Mass. (Not Waushakum.)
Shakun; rock, Shelikof strait, Alaska (Not Schakhum nor Schakhun.)
Shallowpool; see Shillapoo.
SJiamo; see Gobi.
Shane; branch, Burlington county, N, J,
(Not Shane's.)
Shanghai; city in China. (Not ChangHai, Shang-Hae, Woo-Sung, nor Wong-
Poo.)
Shaokatan; township, Lincoln county,
Minn. (Not Shaokaton.)
Shari; river, central Africa, tributary to
Lake Chad. (Not Shary.)
Sharkfin: shoal, Tangier sound, Chesapeake bay, Dorchester county, Md,
(Not Shark's Fin.)
Sharodsville; see Sherradsville.
*Sharonville; P. O. and village, Ham-
ilton county, Ohio. (Not Sharon.)
Sharps; island, near mouth of Choptank river, Chesapeake bay, Md. (Not
Sharp's.)
Shatterack; mountain, Bennington
county, Vt. (Not Shettarack.)
*Sha-ws; island, near Cape Douglas, Cook
inlet, Alaska. (Not Shaw's.)
Shaws; island in Grand lake, La.
'
Shaw's.)
(Not
Sheep; see Brooks.
Sheep Rock; see Corcoran.
Sheepscot; bay, P. 0., and river, Lincoln county. Me. (Not Sheepscott.)
Sheets; ripple in Ohio river, near Grand
View, Washington county, Ohio. (Not
Sheet's.)
*Shelb3nrille ; county seat and township,
Shelby county, Ind. (Not Shelby.) Shelikof; bay on west shore of Kruzof
island, southeastern Alaska. (Not
Guadalupe, Mary, Shelikova, nor Silk.)
Shell; see Self.
Shellville; town, Dauphin county, Pa. (Not West Hanover.)
Shelton; see Skelton.
Sherman; cove, Camden harbor, Penob-
scot bay. Me. (Not Sherman's.) Sherrodsville; P. O. and village, Carroll
county, Ohio. (Not Sharodsville.)
Sherwood; point east of Norwalk harbor, Long Island sound, Fairfield coun-
ty, Conn. (Not Sherwood's.)
Shettarack; see Shatterack.
Sheyenne; river in North Dakota. (Not
Cheyenne.)
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Sheyenne; township, Richland county,
N. Dak. (Not Cheyenne.) Sheyenne; see Cheyenne. Shickley; P. 0. and R. R. station, Fill-
more county, Nebr. (Not Sickley.) Shikoku; one of the four large Japanese
islands. (Not Sikoke, Sikokf, nor Sikoku.)
Shillapoo; lake, Clarke county, Wash. (Not Shallowpool nor Shillanoo.)
Shilshole; bay, Puget sound, near
Seattle, King county. Wash. (Not Salmon.)
Shilshole; see Salmon. Slump's; see Finley.
Shin; see Calf.
Shingking; see Manchuria.
Shinnecock; bay, south shore of Long island, N. Y. (Not Great West nor
Shinnicock.) Shire; river, south Africa, connecting
Lake Nyassa with the Zambesi river.
(Not Shira.)
Shishmaref; inlet, northeast of Bering
strait, Alaska. (Not Schischmareff.) Shiinak; see Chitnak. Shoal; creek in Marshall county, Ala.
(Not Sloat.) Shoalwater; see Willapa. Shoe; see Shue.
Shoemaker; island, Saint Lawrence
river, 3 miles above Oakpoint, Saint Lawrence county, N. Y. (Not Shoe-
maker's.)
Shooters; island, entrance to Newark bay, Richmond county, N. Y. (Not
Shooter's.) Shoquel; see Sequel.
Shores; P.O. and R. R. station, Fluvanna
county, Va. (Not Middleton.) Shoshone; see Absaroka.
Shue; creek, Beadle county, S. Dak.
(Not Shoe.)
Shue Creek; township, Beadle county,
S. Dak. (Not Shoe Creek.) Shulls Mill ; P. O. , Watauga county, N. C.
(Not Shulls Mills.)
Shumagin; islands, off south coast of
Alaska peninsula. (Not Choumagin,
etc.)
Shun-tien-fu; see Pekin. Shut-in; creek, Jackson county, N. C.
(Not Shut in, Shut In, nor Shutin.)
Shuyak; island, north of Afognak and Kadiak islands Alaska. (Not Chuyak,
etc.)
Siasconset; village on Nantucket island, Mass. (Not Sconset.)
Siberia; country, Asia. (Not Northland, Siberie, nor Sibiri.
Sicilies, The Two; formerly southern
part of present Italy, including Sicily. (Not Naples.) Sicily; island, Mediterranean sea. (Not
Sicilia.)
Sicklerville; P.O. and R. R. station, Camden county, N. J. (Not Sicklertown.)
Sickley; see Shickley. Sidon; see Saida. Siebenhurgen; see Transylvania.
Sierra Nevada; mountain range in east-
ern California. (Not Sierra Nevadas nor Sierra Nevada Range.
Sigel; township. Wood county, Wis.
(Not Siegel.)
Siginaka; group of islands in Sitka
sound, Alaska. (Not Siginak.) Signal; see Devil. Siguam; see Seguam. Sikoke; see Shikoku. Silk; see Shelikof.
Sillery; bay or cove, Anne Arundel county, Md. (Not Tar Coal.)
Silver; lake, Cheshire county, N. H. (Not Breed Pond.)
Silver Creek; see New Philadelphia.
Silver Lake; P. 0. and village, Kos-
ciusko county, Ind. (Not Silverlake Junction.)
Silverlyville; see Siverly.
Silver Spring; R. R. station, Montgomery county, Md. (Not Silver Springs
Station.
Silver Spring; see Bartlett Haystack. Silver Springs; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Marion county, Fla. (Not Sil verspring. Simeonof; island, one of the Shumagin
group, Alaska. (Not Simeonoffski.)
Simmesport; P. O., Avoyelles parish.
La. (Not Simsport.)
Simmons; island, Suisun bay, Solano
county, Cal. (Not Ead's nor Richs.)
Simmons; reef, northerly end of Lake
Michigan, Mich. (Not Simmon's.) Sinai; mountain of Arabia. (Not Jebel-
Moosa nor Moses.)
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Sinaloa; city and state, Mexico. (Not
Cinaloa.)
Sinclair; township, Jewell county, Kans. (Not Saint Clair.)
Sind; province of British India, at its western extremity, under the govern-
ment of Bombay. (Not Sinde.)
Not to be confounded with the Sindhia country (Gwalior State), a native dependent State, which lies to the eastward in central India. Sindliia; country, British India. (Not
Sinde, Scinde, etc.)
SinganFu; city, China. (Not See Ngan,
Sian, Sian Fu, Si Ngan, nor Si-Ngan.) Singapore; city and settlement, Malay
peninsula. (Not Sincapore nor Singa-
poor.) Siniaquoieen; see Seneaguoteen.
Sink; creek in Dekalb county, Tenn. (Not Sinking.)
Sint Sink; see Manhasset. Sippican Neck; see Great Neck. Sipsey; see Thacker.
Sir Daria; see Amu.
Sirson; see Sarson.
Siskiwit; bay. Isle Royal, Mich. (Not
Siscowit, etc.)
Sisters; islands in the Ohio river, Liv-
ingston county, Ky. (Not Two Sisters
nor Twins.) Sitka; town, southeastern Alaska. (Not
New Archangel.)
Sitka; see Kruzof.
Sitkinak; island, off southwest end of Kadiak, Alaska. (Not Sitchinak, etc.)
Siverly; borough and P. O., Venango
county, Pa. (Not Silverlyville.) Six Mile; see Buel.
Skagerrack; an arm of the North sea, between Denmark and Norway. (Not
Skagerack, Skager-Rack, nor Skager Eak.)
Skagway pass, river, and village, south; eastern Alaska. (Not Schkague, Shkagway, Skaguay, nor Skagwa.)
Skandia; township, INIurray county, Minn. (Not Scandia.)
Skeenah; creek, Macon county, N. C.
(Not Skenah.)
Skeenah; P. O., two creeks, and gap, Fannin county, Ga. (Not Skena, Ske-
niah, Skeinah, nor Skienah.)
Skeeters; see Streeter.
Skelton; township, Warrick county, Ind. (Not Shelton.)
Skene; mountain in Whitehall, "Wash-
ington county, N. Y. (Not Skeen.) Skerrob; see Schenob. Skiatook; P. 0.,CherokeeNation,Ind.T.
(Not Ski-a-took.)
Skida"way; island, narrows, and river, Chatham county, coast of Georgia. (Not Skiddaway, etc.)
SkifiEs; island, Muskeget channel, southeast of Marthas Vineyard, Mass. (Not
Skiff's.)
SkiUigallee; see He Aux Galets.
Skipnish; R. R. station, Garrett county, Md. (Not Skipnish Junction.)
Skirum; see Scarham. Skutari; city, Turkey. (Not Iskudar,
Iskuder, Scutari, Skodra, Skadar, nor Uskudar.)
Sky; hill in Tyringham, Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not Toby's.)
Slade; creek, tributary to Moore creek, Madison county, Mont. (Not Moore.)
Slade; see Moore.
Slaughtersville ; P. 0. and village, Webster county, Ky. (NotSlaughterville.)
Sleeper; branch, Atlantic and Camden
counties, N. J. (Not Mechescatauxin.)
Sleeping Child; see Weeping Child. Sleepy Eye; lake, P. 0., R. R. station,
and village. Brown county, Minn.
(Not Sleep-eye.)
Slingerlands; P. 0. and R. R. station in Bethlehem, Albany county, N. Y. (Not Slingerland.)
Slipperyrock; township, Butler county, Pa. (Not Slippery Rock.)
Slipperyrock; township, Lawrence county. Pa. (Not Slippery Rock.)
Slippe Stein; see Magdalen. Sloat; see Shoal.
Smartt; P. O. and R. R. station, Warren county, Tenn. (Not Smart's.)
Smith; island at mouth of Cape Fear
river. New Hanover county, N. C.
(Not Smith's.)
Smith; island at north point of entrance to Chesapeake bay, Northampton coun-
ty, Va. (Not Smith's.)
Smith.; island, Juan de Fuca strait. Island county. Wash. (Not Blunts, Bonilla, nor Smith's.)
-- Note. Discovered by Eliza in 1791, and
named Isia de Bonilla. It was named Blunts island by Wilkes in 1841. On British Admiralty chart of 1847 called Smiths island. It is now generally known by the latter name.--Faciflc
Coast FUot, 1S89, p. 55i.
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Smi -- Son.
Smith; landing, Mississippi river, Pierce
county, Wis. (Not Smith's.) Smith.; landing, Ohio river, Clermont
county, Ohio. (Not Smith's.)
Smith; peak, Tuolumne county, Cal. (Not Cottonwood nor Smith's.)
Smith; river, Meagher county, Mont. (Not Deep Creek.)
Smith; rock, Long Island sound, near mouth of Darien river, Fairfield county.
Conn. (Not Smith's.)
Smith Bar; post light, Mississippi river, 5 miles below mouth of Saint Croix
river, Minn. (Not Smith's Bar.) Smithers; creek, Fayette county, W.Va.
(Not Smothers nor Smythers.)
Smith's; see Paradise.
Smithsburg; P. 0. and village, Washington county, Md. (Not Smithburgh.)
Smiths Crossroads; polling place, Pow-
hatan county, Va. (Not Smithfield, Smith Roads, nor Smithville.) Smiihville; see Dunkirk. Smothers; see Smithers.
Smyrna; chief seaport of Asia Minor.
(Not Aidin, Ismir, Izmir, nor Smyrne.)
Smyrna; river, tributary to Delaware bay, Kent county, Del. (Not Duck
Creek.) Smythers; see Smithers.
Snake; river in Idaho. (Not J^ewis
Fork.)
Snakespring; township, Bedford county, Pa. (Not Snake Spring.)
Sneden; landing, Hudson river, Rock-
land county, N. Y. (Not Sneden's.) Snehatten; mountain peak, southern
Norway. (NotSnaehiitten, Sneehaettan, Sneehaetten, nor Sneehattan.) Snipe; see Kulichkof.
Snody Dock; lighthouse, Whitehall
Narrows, Lake Champlain, Rutland county, Vt. (Not Snoddy's Dock.) Snoqualmie; pass, river, and town, King county, Wash. (Not Snoqualme, etc.) Snow; creek, Tuolumne county, Cal. (Not Hoffman, Hoffmann, nor Glacier
Brook.) Snow; see Absaroka.
Snow Creek; see Darrah.
Snow Hill; county seat of Worcester
county, Md. (Not Flawhill.)
Snow Marsh; post lights. Cape Fear river. New Hanover county, N. C
(Not Snow's Marsh.)
Soda Spring; small lakes on head wateiB of north fork of Kern river, Tulare
county, Cal. (Not Kern.)
Soda Springs Butles; see Fairview Dome. Soembawa; see Sumbawa. Sohom; see Seehom. Sokoto; city, river, and suitanate, cen-
tral Africa. (Not Saccatoo, Sackatoo, Sackatou, nor Sakatu.) Solary; wharf, Jessup lake, Orange county, Fla. (Not Salory's.) Soleduck; precinct and river, Clallam
county. Wash. (Not Solduc nor Sole-
ee-tiick.)
Solem; township, Douglas county, Minn.
(Not Solum.)
Sellers; P. O., Calvert county, Md.
(Not Soller.)
Solomons; island and P. O., Calvert county, Md. (Not Solomon.)
Solomons Lump; lighthouse, Kedge
straits, Chesapeake bay, Md. (Not Solomon's Lump.) Somali; country. East Africa. (NotAdel
nor Somauli.) Somerford; see Summerford.
Somers; cove, Little Annemessex river, Somerset county, Md. (Not Somer's.)
Somers; see Bermuda. Somersville; town, Contra Costa coun-
ty, Cal. (Not Sommerville nor Sum-
merville.)
Sommerton; P. 0., Nansemond county,
Va. (Not Somerton.)
Sonora; town in Gordon county, Ga.
(Not Sonoraville.)
Soquel; cove, creek, landing, point, and P. 0., Santa Cruz county, Cal. (Not Saquel, Sauquel, Shoque, Shoquel, Soque, nor Soqual.)
Sorel; see Richelieu.
Sorrento; harbor and P. 0., Hancock county. Me. (Not Point.)
Sothell; see Bothell.
Sotterly; point and P. O., Saint Mary county, Md. (Not Satterley not Set-
terly.)
Soudan; see Sudan.
Soukhoi; see Hayward. South; island, one of the Semidi islands,
Alaska. (Not Kutloot.)
South African Republic; see Transvaal.
South Beaver; creek, Lincoln county,
S. Dak. (Not Little Beaver.)
Sou--Sqn.
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Southbend; P. 0., precinct, and R. R. station, Cass county, Nebr. (Not South
Bend.)
South. Bloomfield; P. O. and village, Pickaway county, Ohio, (Not Bloom-
field.)
South Boulder; see Tobacco Root.
South. Boundbrook; village, Somerset
county, N. J. (Not Bloomington.)
South Branch; river, tributary to Park
river, Hartford countv. Conn. (Not Hog.)
South Bunker; ledge in approach to Southwest harbor, Mount Desert, Me.
(Not South Bunker's.) South Canyon Creek; see Illilouette. South Dartmouth; see Padanaram. South Dover; see Wings Station. Southeast Farallon; island off entrance
to San Francisco bay, Cal. (Not South
Farallon.) Soutlierland; see Sutherland.
South Fork of Potomac; see Moorefleld.
South Mowich; see Edmunds. South N'evp'market; township, Rocking-
ham county, N. H. (Not South New
Market.)
Southold; bay and town, Suffolk county. Long Island, N. Y.
South Park; P.O., Burlington eounty, N.J. (Not White Horse.)
South Plainfield; P.O. and village, Mid-
dlesex county, N. J. (Not New Brook-
lyn.)
Southport; P. 0. and village, Marion county, Ind. (Not South Port.)
South River; P. O., Anne Arundel county, Md. (Not Birdsville.)
Southwest; P. O. and village, McDonald county, Mo. (Not South West City.)
Southwest; township, Warren county, Pa. (Not South West.)
Southwest; see Cleare.
Spahawn; see Ispahan. Spain; kingdom, southwestern Europe.
(Not Espafia.)
Sparrow; point, Patapsco river, Baltimore county, Md. (Not Sparrow's nor
Sparrows.)
Sparrow Point; P. O. and R. R. station, Baltimore county, Md. (Not Sparrows
Point nor Steelton.) Spaulding; P. 0. and township. Union
county, Iowa. (Not Spalding.)
Spavinaw; creek and P. C, Cherokee
Nation, Ind T. (Not Spavina.)
Spears; rock, Rockland harbor, Knox
county. Me. (Not Spear's.) Spearville; P. O., R. R. station, and
township, Ford county, Kans. (Not
Speareville.)
*Spechts Ferry; post light and P. O., Mississippi river, Dubuque county,
Iowa. (Not Specht's Ferry.) Spencer; township, Jennings county,
Ind. (Not Spence.)
Spencers Wharf; P. O., Saint Mary county, Md. (Not Hopewell.)
Spesutie; island and narrows, Harford county, Md. (Not Spesutia.)
Sphinx; mountain in Madison county, Mont. (Not Sphynx.)
SpofFord; P. 0., Cheshire county, N. H. (Not Chesterfield Factory.)
Spokane ; county seat of Spokane county Wash. (Not Spokane Falls.)
Sprayt Kill; see Feuri Spruyt. Spring; mountains in southern Nevada,
near California line. (Not Charleston.)
Springbank; township, Dixon county,
Nebr. (Not Spring Bank.) Springboro; borough and P. O., Craw-
ford county. Pa. (Not Spring Borough. Springdale; P. 0., Hamilton county,
Ohio. (Not Spring Dale.)
Springdale; township, Dane county.
Wis. (Not Spring Dale.)
Spring Garden; township, York county,
Pa. (Not Springarden.) Springhill; township, Johnson county,
Kans. (Not Spring nor Spring Hill.)
Springhills; P. 0. and village. Cham-
paign county, Ohio. (Not Spring
Hills.)
Spring Mill; see William Penn. Springport; see Oakwood.
Spruce; see Elovoi.
Spurr; lake in Sheffield, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Spur.)
Spurrier; see Eastport.
Squankum; branch, Gloucester county,
N. J. (Not Squancum.) Squibnocket; beach, point, pond, and
ridge, Marthas Vineyard, Mass. (Not
Squipnocket.) Squid: ledge, west of Point Judith, R. I.
(Not Squid's.) Squirrel; island in Saint Marys river,
Canada. (Not Jonas.)
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Srb--Sto.
Srbija; see Servia.
Staat Point; post light, Hudson river,
Kensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Staat'
Point.)
Staked Plain; see Llano Estacado.
Stakeen; see Stikine.
Stampers Creek; P. 0. and township, Orange county, Ind. (Not Stampus
Creek.)
Stanaford; stream between Fayette and
Ealeigh counties, W. Va. (Not Stand-
fords.)
Stancos; see Los Trancos. Stanley; island, Missouri river, Cole
county. Mo. (Not Stanley's.) Stannard; light and rock. Lake Supe-
rior, Mich. (Not Stannard' s.) Stanovoi; mountains, eastern Sibera.
(Not Jablonoi, Stannovoi, Yablonoi, nor Yablonovoi.) Stanton Station; see Simnyside.
Stapleliurst; P. 0. and village, Seward
county, Nebr. (Not Stapplehurst.) Star; township. Clay county, S. Dak.
(Not Starr.)
Starr; mountain in Polk and Monroe
counties, Tenn. (Not Star's.) Starrett; creek, Duval county, Fla.
(Not Sterretts.) Starrett' s, Fla. ; see Edwards. Starretfs, Fla. ; see Samples.
Starrigavan; bay in Sitka sound, Alaska. (Not Old Harbor nor StarriGavan.)
Starrucca; borough and P. O., Wayne
county. Pa. (Not Starucca.)
Steele; bayou, Yazoo river. Miss. (Not
Steels.)
Steele; village, Jefferson county, Nebr. (Not Steel City.)
Steeleville; P. O., precinct, and village, Eandolph county. 111. (Not Steeles-
ville.)
Steelton; see Sparrow Point.
Steen; township, Knox county, Ind.
(Not Stien.) Steeple; see Sail.
Stekoah; creek and P. 0., Graham
county, N. C. (Not Stecoah.)
Stepovak; bay, south side of Alaska peninsula, near the Shumagins, Alaska.
(Not Stepovakho, etc.) Sterling; see Stirling. Sterretts; see Starrett.
Stevens; creek, Santa Clara county, Cal. (Not Cupertino nor Steven's.)
Stevens; see New Meadows.
Stevens Creek; township, Lancaster county, Nebr. (Not Stephens Creek.)
Steward; see Seward. Stewart; island, Ohio river, near Birds-
ville, Livingston county, Ky. (Not
Stewart's.)
Stien; see Steen.
Stikine; river and strait, southeastern
Alaska. (Not Stakeen, etc.)
Stilaguamish; lake and river, Snohomish county, Wash. (Not Sta-lu-
kaha-mish, Steilaguamish, Stillaqua-
mish, etc., nor Tuxpam.) Stillpond; creek, neck, and P. O., Kent
county, Md. (Not Still Pond.)
Stinkingwater; see Passamari.
Stirling-; P. O. and R. R. station, Morris county, N.J. (Not Sterling.)
Stockbridge Bowl; lake, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not Lake Mahkeenac.)
Stockton; see Rush.
Stolbovoi; cape on west shore of Nova Zembla. (Not Column nor Saul en.
Stone; canyon, Los Angeles county, Cal. (Not Beach.)
Stone; river in central Tennessee, tribu-
tary to Cumberland river. (Not
Stone's.)
Stonefort; P. O. and township, Saline county. 111. (Not Stone Fort.)
Stonelick; P. 0. and township, Clermont county, Ohio. (Not Stone Lick.)
Stone Slough; post light, Mississippi river, Jo Daviess county. 111. (Not
Stone's Slough.)
Stoney; creek in western Montana. (Not
Emponay nor Rocky.)
Stony; river in Grant county, AV. Va. (Not Stoney.)
Stony; run, Hanover county, Va. (Not
Stoney.) Stony; see Mountain.
Stonycreek; township, Henry coxmty,
Ind. (Not Stoney Creek.)
Stonycreek; P. O. and township, Som-
erset county. Pa. (Not Stoney Creek.)
Stony Ledge; spur of Greylock moun-
tain, Berkshire county, Mass. (Not
The Bluffs.) Stout; run, landing on Ohio river, and
P. 0., Adams county, Ohio. (Not
Stout's.)
Sto--Sve.
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Stoystown; borough and P. O., Somer-
set county, Pa. (Not Stoyestown.) Strait Creek; P. O., Highland county,
Va. (Not Forks of Water nor Straight
Creek.) Strassburg:; capital of Alsace-Lorraine,
Germany. (Not Strasbourg nor Stras-
burg.) Strattanville; borough, Clarion county,
Pa. (Not Strattonville.) Strattonport; see College Point.
Straub; post light, Missouri river, Montgomery coimty, Mo. (Not Straub' s.)
Streeter; creek, Nansemond county, Va.
(NotMilldam, Skeeters, nor Striker's.) Stretche; seeFinley. Stribling", the northwestern point of
Saint Joseph island. Saint Mary river,
Mich. (Not Stribling' s.)
Striker's; see Streeter.
Strogonof point, north shore of Alaska ; peninsula. (Not Strogonov.)
Stromsburg; city and precinct, Polk
county, Nebr. (Not Stromburgh.) Stuley; see Satulah.
Stumpy; P. 0., Dare connty, N. C.
(Not Stumpey.) Stuttgart; capital of Wiirttemberg, Ger-
many. (Not Stutgard.) Suakin; seaport town of Egypt, on the ' Eed sea. (Not Sawakin nor Suakim.) Succonnesset; point and shoal, north
shore of Vineyard soimd, Mass. (Not
Succoneset.)
Succor Flat; village. Placer county, Cal. (Not Sucker Flat.)
Sucker Flat; see Succor Flat.
Sucre; department and city, Bolivia. (Not Charcas, Chuquisaca, nor La
Plata.)
Sudan; region of central Africa. (Not
Beled-es-Soodan, Beled-es-Sudan, Nigritia, Soodan, nor Soudan.)
Sudetes; mountains, Germany. (Not Sudeten nor Sudetic.)
Suera; see Mogador. Suez; gulf, isthmus, and seaport, Egypt.
(Not Soueys nor Souez.) Sugarcreek; P. 0. and township, Ve-
nango county. Pa. (Not Sugar Creek.) Sugarcreek; township, Armstrong coun-
ty, Pa. (Not Sugar Creek.) Sugarloaf; P. 0. and township, Luzerne
county, Pa. (Not Sugar Loaf.)
Sugarloaf; township, Columbia county. Pa. (Not Su^rar Loaf.)
Sugarloaf; see Las Trampas. Sugar Loaf; see Cone. Sugar Pine; see General. Sagartown; see Cullasagee. Suisun; P. 0., R. R. station, and village,
Solano county, Cal. (Not Suisun City.)
Sulaiman; mountain range, eastern Afghanistan. (Not Suleiman nor Suliman.)
Sulima; see Ugashik. Sullivans; island, Charleston harbor,
S. C. (Not SulUvan's.)
Sumbawa; island, one of the Dutch East
Indies. (Not Soembawa.)
*Summerford; P. 0., township, and village, Madison county, Ohio. (Not Som-
*
erford.)
Summerset; township, Adair county,
Iowa. (Not Summersett.) Summitville; P. 0. and village, Madison
county, Ind. (Not Summit Hill.) Sunnyside; P. O. and R. R. station,
Hunterdon county, N. J. (Not Stanton Station nor Sunny Side.) Surabaya; river and seaport of Java. (Not Soerabaya, Soorabaya, nor Soura-
baya.)
Surratsville; see Clinton.
Sursuit; see Sesuit.
Sushitna; river, tributary to Cook inlet,
Alaska. (Not Suchitno.)
Susquehanna; borough and P. 0., Susquehanna county, Pa. (Not Susquehanna Depot.)
Sutallee; P. 0., Cherokee county, Gra. (Not Sutalleo.)
Sutherland; P. O. and village, O'Brien
county, Iowa. (Not Southerland.)
Suttlers; see Settlers.
Sutton; bay and point, Bingham township, Leelanaw county, Mich.
Note.--The P. O. In this township ia Buttons
Bay.
Sutwik; island, north of the Semidi is-
lands, Alaska. (Not Sutkhwik.) Su-wanee; county, river, and town, Fla.
(Not Suwannee.)
Suwanee; P. 0. and village, Gwimiett
county, Ga. (Not Suwannee.)
Suworof; cape and village, Bristol bay,
Alaska. (Not Souvoroff.) Sverdrup; township, Ottertail county,
Minn. (Not Swerdrup.)
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Swa--Tan.
Swan; island, Penobscot bay, Me. (Not
Burnt Coat nor Swan's.) Swan, Mont. ; see Kootenai. Swan, Wash. ; see Ozette. Swansea; village, Blount county, Ala.
(Not Viola.)
Swauk; creek, Kittitas county, Wash,
(Not Sch-wak nor Swauck.)
Sweden; P.O., Sweden township, Monroe county, N. Y. (Not West Sweden.)
Sweden Center; village, 3 miles north-
east of Sweden P. 0., Sweden township, Monroe county, N. Y. (Not Sweden.)
Sweeilin; P. O., Pendleton county, W.
Va. (Not Sweedlin Hill.) Sweet; island in Sheepscot river, Lincoln
county, Me. (Not Isle of Springs.)
Sweganset; see Segreganset.
Swimming' Pen; creek, Clay county, Fla. (Not Swimming Pan.)
Swinomish.; river orslough. Wash, (Not Swiwomish.)
Switzerland; republic, Europe, (Not Helvetic Confederation nor Swiss Con-
~ federation.)
Sylvan; see Goodrich.
Symonds; bay, Biorka island, Sitka
sound, Alaska. (Not Symond.) Synnes; P. 0, and township, Stevens
county, Minn, (Not Symes.)
Syool; see Seoul.
Syracuse; city, Sicily, (Not Siracusa.) Syria; grand division of Asiatic Turkey.
(Not Suria.)
T.
Tobago; see Tobago. Tabasco; river and state, Mexico. (Not
Grijota.)
Tabernacle; P. 0., Coffee county, Ala. (Not Tabanacle,)
Tabor; P. 0,, R. R. station, and village, Morris county, N. J. (Not Mount Ta-
bor.
Taborton; village, Rensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Georgetown.)
Tabriz; city in Persia. (Not Tabreez, Tabuz, Tauris, Tavris, Tebris, nor Te-
briz.)
Taccoa; see Toccoa, TacJcaras; see Thackery.
Tackawasick; creek and pond in Rensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Cummings
nor Tsatsawassa.)
M S--03 12
Taconic; mountain range, southwestern Massach usetts, (Not Taghanic nor Tag-
hanick. Tadda; see Binue.
Taenarum; see Matapan. Taghanic; falls, Tompkins county, N,Y.
(Not Taughannock.) Tag-hanic Falls; P, O., Tompkina
county, N, Y, (Not Taughannock
Falls.)
Tagus; river, Spain and Portugal. (Not Tajo, Tayo, nor Tejo.)
Tahawus; P, 0., Essex county, N. Y. (Not Tahawa nor Tahawas.)
Tahkeena; river draining from Arkell lake, in the upper Yukon watershed. (Not Tahkena nor Tahkheena.)
Tainaron; see Matapan.
Taiya; inlet and river at head of Lynn
canal, Alaska, (Not Dayay, Dejah, Dyea, Perrier, nor Tyya.) Taiya; see Dyea.
Takoma; suburb of Washington, D. C. (Not Takoma Park.)
Takoma; see Rainier. Talassee; P. 0., road, and shoals, Jack-
son county, Ga. (Not Talasse nor Tal-
lasee.)
Talbott; P. 0. and R. R, station, Jefferson county, Tenn. (Not Talbot,)
Taliaferro; gap in White Oak moun-
tains, southeastern Tennessee, (Not Tallioferro nor Talliferro,) Tallahatchie ; river in northern Mississippi. (Not Tallahatchee.)
Tallmadge; P. 0. and township, Otta-
wa county, Mich. (Not Talmage.)
Tally's; see Tolly.
Tama; P, 0., township, and village, Tama county, Iowa. (Not Tama City.)
Tamaulipas; state, northeastern Mexico. (NotNewSantander.)
Tananarivo; capita of Madagascar, (Not Antananarivo, Antaxaxarivo, Tan-
anarivoo, Tananarivou, Taxanarivo,
etc.)
Taneum; creek, Kittitas county. Wash.
(Not Tanum.) Taneum; see Bumping. Tanganyika; great lake, central Africa.
(NotKimana, Msaga, Tanganika, nor Yemba.) Tanner; creek or run, tributary to Ohio river, Meigs county, Ohio. (Not Tan-
ner's.)
Tan--Tha.
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Tanner; see Ragged.
Tannery; see Gilmore.
Tapajos; river, central Brazil, tributary to the Amazon. (Not Tapajoz nor To-
tayos.)
Tappan; see Negro. Tara; township, Swift county, Minn.
(Not Tava.)
Tarahlus; see Tripoli.
Tarabozn; see Trebizond.
Tar Coal; see Sillery.
Tarpley; post light, Mississippi river,
Washington county, Miss. (Not Tar-
pley' s.)
Tarrant; creek, near Norfolk, Va. Terrane nor Edmund's.)
(Not
Tascawilla; see Tuscawilla.
Tashkend ; capital of Russian Turkestan.
(Not Taschkend nor Tashkent.) Tasmania; island in south Pacific ocean.
(Not Van Dieman'sLand.)
Tassajero; creek and village, Contra
Costa county, Cal. (Not Tasajero nor
Tassajera.)
Tatum; P. 0. and village, Marlboro coxinty, S. C. (Not Tatum Station.)
Taughanuc; see Everett.
Tauris; see Tabriz.
Tava; see Tara.
Tawas; bay, city, harbor, point, etc.,
Iosco county, Mich. (Not Ottawa.) Taylor; creek in Orange and Osceola
counties, Fla. (Not Crop Grass, Crab
Grass, nor Taylors.)
Taylor; island, Dorchester county, Md.
(Not Taylors.)
Taylor; P. 0. and village, Lafayette
county. Miss. (Not Taylor' s.
Taylor Island; P.O., Dorchester county, Md. (Not Taylor's Island.)
Tayuling; range of mountains, south-
eastern China. (Not Bohea, Ta Yu
Ling, nor Tayu Ling.) Tchad; lake, central Africa. (Not Chad,
Tched, Tsad, nor Tschad.)
Tchefunda; see Chefuncte.
Tchegoula; see Chugul.
Tcheliuskin; see Chelyuskin.
Tchigul; see Chigul.
Tchineyak; see Chiniak.
Tching Toy Fou; see Chingtu.
Tchitchagoff; see Chichagof. Tchuginadak; see Chuginadak.
Tebenkof; bay in western side of Kuiu
island, Alexander archipelago, southern Alaska. (Not Tebienkof.)
Tebriz; see Tabriz.
Tehachapi; town and pass, Kern county,
Cal. (NotTehachapai, etc.) Teheran; capital of Persia. (Not Tehran
nor Tehraim.)
Tejera; see Tijeras.
Tejo; see Tagus.
Tenasillihee; island, Columbia river, Oreg. (Not Tenas Illihee, etc.)
Tenghiz; see Balkash.
Tenley; P. 0. and village in District of Columbia. (Not Tenallytown.)
Tenmile; P. 0. and township, Macon county. Mo. (Not Ten Mile.)
Ten Mile; see Sellers.
Tennant; harbor, Knox county, Me.
(Not Tenant's nor Tennant' s.)
Tenpound; island, Gloucester harbor,
Mass. (Not Ten-Pound.) Tensas; bayou, parish, river, and town,
eastern Louisiana. (Not Tensaw.) Terra del Fuego; see Tierra del Fuego. Terrane; see Tarrant.
Terrebonne; bay, Gulf coast, Terrebonne parish. La. (Not Terre Bonne.)
Terrel; landing, Ohio river, Ballard county, Ky. (Not Terrel's.)
Terrell; branch, Cumberland county,
N. J. (Not Terrill.) Terry; point on northeastern shore of
Long Island, near Orient, Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not Terry's.) Terry's; see McDonald. Teslin; lake and river, tributary to the upper Yukon. (Not Hootalinqua, Hotalinga, etc., nor Teslin-too nor Teslia-
hina.)
Tete de Mort; creek or river and township, Jackson comity, Iowa. (Not Des Morts, DesMotts, Tete dea Morta, nor Tete Morte.)
Tezcuco; lake and town near the city of Mexico. (Not Texcoco nor Tezcoco.)
Thacker; creek, Blount county, Ala.
(Not Jack, Leek, Sipsey, norThacher's.)
Thackeray; P. 0., Hamilton county, lU.
(Not Thackery.)
Thackery; point on Elk river, Cecil county, Md. (Not Tackaras.)
Thatch; island, Poponesset bay, Maaa
(Not Hatch.)
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Tha--Tim.
Thatclier; island, near Cape Ann, Essex
county, Mass. (Not Thatcher's.) Tlie Abbey; see Glenmont. The Alacranes; see Alacran. The Bluffs; see Stony Ledge. The Bull; see Gooseberry Island. The Cove; see Cutchgue.
The Graves; group of rocks in entrance
to Boston harbor, Mass. (Not Graves Ledge.)
The Graves; ledge of rocks, Penobscot
bay, Me. (Not Graves.)
The Hussey; rock in entrance to Casco
bay, Me. (Not Hussey Eock.)
Theiss; see Tisza.
The Nub; see Bald.
Thessalonica; see Saloniki.
The Trap; a blind passage in the Ohio
river, Allegheny county. Pa. (Not
Traps.)
Thian Shan; mountains of central Asia. (Not Than Shan, Thian-Shan, Tian
Shan, nor Tien-Shan.)
Thibodaux; county seat of Lafourche
parish, La. (Not Thibodeaux.)
Thomas; landing, Mississippi river, Tip-
ton county, Tenn. (Not Thomas'.)
Thomas; point, Chesapeake bay, near Annapolis, Anne Arundel county, Md.
(Not Thomas's.)
Thompson; landing, Mississippi river,
Scott county, Mo. (Not Thompson's.)
Thompson; P. O. and village, Bullock county, Ala. (Not Thompson Station.)
Thompson; see Fish.
Thompsontown; borough and P. 0.,
Juniata county, Pa. (Not Thompson-
ville.)
Thomson; borough and township, Susquehanna county, Pa. (Not Thomp-
son.)
Thormanby ; islands in British Columbia.
(Not Thornmanby.)
Thorn; township and village, Perry
county, Ohio. (Not Thorne.) Thorri.; see Cassiday.
Thornton; P. O. and township, Cook county, 111. (Not Thornton Station.)
ThoulmjLse; see Toulouse.
Threeforks; P. 0., R. R. station, and precinct, Gallatin county, Mont. (Not Three Forks.)
Three Mile Branch; see McCoy.
Throgs Neck; lighthouse. East river, Long Island sound, N. Y. (Not Tkrog'a
Neck.)
Thrumcap; landmark, Kent county, Del. (Not The Thrumbcap.)
Thua-Thien; see Hue. Thunder; cape on Canadian shore of
Lake Superior. (Not Pointe au Ton-
nere.)
Thurlow; see Crotch. Tiah; cove in Tisbury Great pond, Mar-
thas Vineyard, Mass. (Not Tyers nor
Tyres.)
Tibbetts; point. Saint Lawrence river, near Cape Vincent, Jefferson county, N. Y. (Not Tibbett's.)
Tibesti; arid mountainous district, Sahara, Africa. (Not Tibesty nor Tu.)
Tibet; high plateau, central Asia. (Not Thibet.)
Tiburdo; see Tirbircio.
Tickanetley; creek and P. 0., Gilmer
county, Ga. (Not Ticanetlee, Tickanetly, nor Tickenetly.)
Tidbury; creek, Kent county, Del.
(Not Tidburg.)
Tidmore; P. O., Blount county, Ala.
(Not Nectar nor Nector.) Tien-Shan; see Thian Shan. Tientsin; city and treaty port, northern
China. (Not Tien-tsin, Tien Tsin, noi
Tientsin-fu.)
Tierra del Fuego; group of islands at south end of South America. (Not Terra
del Fuego.)
Tiete; river, Brazil. (Not Anhembi nor Anhemby.)
Tijeras; village. Las Animas county,
Colo. (Not Madrid, Tejares, Tejera, nor Tijeres.) Tilghman; see Roberts.
Tilley; see Filley. Tilsey; see Brickyard.
Tiltill; valley, Tuolumne county, Cal.
(Not Tiltil, Tilltill, nor Til Till.) Titan's; see Higgon. Timbalier; bay on Gulf coast, Terre-
bonne parish. La. (Not Timballier.)
Timber; see Charleston.
Timberhill; township, Bourbon county, Kans. (Not Timber Hill.)
Timberridge; P. O., Greene county; Tenn. (Not Ev9ns Cross Roads.)
Tim--Tow.
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Timbuktu; town, western Africa. (Not Ten Boctoo, Timbuctoo, Tombouctou,
Tombuctoo, nor lombuktu.)
Timken; P. 0. and R. R. station, Rush
county, Kans. (Not Timpkin.)
Timor ; easternmost of ttie Sunda islands, Malay arcliipelago. (Not Timur.)
Timpanogos; see Provo.
Tinicum; island and township, Delaware
county, Pa.
*Tinney Grove; P. 0. and village, Ray county. Mo. (Not Tinney's Grove.)
Tirbircio; creek, La Plata county, Colo.
(Not Tiburcio.)
Tirzah; P. 0. and town, York county,
S. 0. (Not Tiryah.)
Tisbury Great; pond on Marthas Vine-
yard, Mass. (Not Great Tisbury nor Ukiesa.)
Tisdel Towhead; post light, Mississippi
river. Pike county, Mo. (Not Tisdale Towhead nor Tisdel's Tow- Head.) Tisza; river, Hungary. (Not Theiss.)
Tlee-al-um; see Clealum. lleekh; see Kruzof.
Tobacco Root; mountains in Madison county, Mont. (Not Jefferson Range nor South Boulder Momitains.)
Tobago; island, West Indies. (Not
Tabago.)
Tobin; township, Perry county, Ind. (Not Tobia.)
Toby's; see Sky. Toccoa; river, Gilmer county, Ga. (Not
Tacoy, Taccoa, Taccoy, nor Ocoee.)
-- Note. The part in Tennessee is called Okoee.
Toccoa; see Okoee. Tod; township, Huntingdon county. Pa.
(Not Todd.) Toes; see Tue.
Togus; pond, near Togus, Kennebec county. Me. (Not Waromontogus.)
Tokua; township. Big Stone county, Minn. (Not Tokna.)
Tokyo; capital city of Japan. (Not
Jeddo, Tokei, Yedo, nor Yeddo.) Toler Landing:; post light, Mississippi
river, 10 miles above New Madrid, Mo.
(Not Toier's Landing.)
Toleston; P. 0., R. R. station, and village. Lake county, Ind. (Not Tolles-
ton.)
Toll Gate; creek in Arapahoe county,
Colo. (Not Gate.)
Tolly; point, Chesapeake bay, Anne Arundel county, Md. (Not Tally's)
Tolstoi; see Burunof. Tom; see Barnsley.
Tombigbee; P. O., Marengo county, and river in western Alabama. (Not Tom-
bigby.)
mh To ickon; R. R. station and village,
Luzerne county. Pa. (Not Sugar Loaf.
Tom Nevers; head and pond, southeast
coast of Nantucket island, Mass. (Not
Tom Never' s.) Toms Run; post light, Ohio river, Jack-
son county, W.Va. (Not Tom's Run.) Tonga; group of islands. South Pacific
ocean. (Not Friendly.)
Tonkin; gulf and province, the northernmost of Anam, Indo China. (Not Tongking, Tonquin, nor Tungking.)
Tonset; village, Barnstable county, Mass. (Not Tonsett.)
Tony; landing and towhead, Mississippi
river. New Madrid county, Mo. (Not
Tony's.)
Tooele; city (or town) , county, peak, and valley in Utah. (Not Tooelle.)
Toonigh; P. 0., Cherokee county, Ga.
(Not Lebanon.) Toppenish; creek, P. O., and R. R. sta-
tion, Yakima county. Wash. (Not
Topinish.)
Tortola; one of the Virgin islands, British West Indies. (Not Tortula nor Turtle Dove.)
Totayos; see Tapajos.
Totopotomoy; creek, Hanover county,
Va. (Not Tolopatomoy.) Toug-ting; see Tungting. Toulon; seaport, southern France. (Not
Toulon-sur-Mer. Toulouse; city, southern France. (Not
Thoulouse.)
Tournay; city, Belgium. (NotDoornick,
Doornik, nor Tournai.)
Towamensing; township, Montgomery
county. Pa. (Not Towamencin.)
Townsend Gut; " a narrow, crooked
passage leading from Boothbay harbor into Sheepscot river," Lincoln county, Me. (Not Towns End.)
Townshend; P. O. and R. R. station, Prince George county, Md. (Not Os-
borne.)
Townsville; P. O. and township, Vance
county, N. C. (Not Townesville.)
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Tox-- Tor,
Toxaway; see Great Hogback. Tracy; not Troy.
Tramp; harbor, Puget sound, King county. Wash. (Not Trump.)
Tranquility; sec Little Hauken. Transvaal; republic in South Africa.
(Not South African Republic.)
Transylvania; grand principality, Hun-
gary. (Not Erdely, Siebenbiirgen, nor Transylvanie.) TrapHill; village, Raleigh county, W.Va. (Not Marshes.) Trappe; see Dividing.
Traps; see The Trap. Treadwell; bay. Lake Champlain, Clin-
ton county, N. Y. (Not Tredwell.) Treadwell; P. 0. and village, Murray
county Ga. (Not Amzi.) Trebizond; Turkish seaport on south-
east coast of the Black sea. (Not Tarabozn, Tirabzon, Tisbezon, Trabezon, nor Trapezunt.)
Tred Avon; river, Talbot county, Md.
(Not Tred Haven.) Tremain; see Twelvemile. Trembleau; point in Lake Champlain,
Clinton county, N. Y. (Not Trombly.) Trieste ; city and gulf at the head of the
Adriatic sea. (Not Triest.)
Trimbelle; P. O. and township, Pierce county. Wis. (Not Trim Belle.)
Tripoli; seaport and one of the Barbary States, northern Africa. (Not Tarabloos, Tarablus, nor Tripolis.)
Tripoli; seaport of Syria. (Not Tarabloos, Tarablous, Tarablus, Tarabulus, nor Tripolis.)
Tristan da Cunha; island in South At-
lantic. (Not Tristan d'Acunha.) Trombly; see Trembleau. Trotter; landing, Mississippi river. Tu-
nica county, Miss. (Not Trotter's.)
Troupe ; R. R. station and village. Smith
county, Tex. (Not Troup.)
Troups; creek, Steuben county, N. Y., and Tioga county. Pa. (Not Troop's.)
Trout; see Barrett.
Troy; township, Pipestone county, Minn. (Not Tracy.)
Truaman; point on Patuxent river. Prince George county, Md. (Not Tru-
man.) Trumbull; mountain peak, Mariposa
county, Cal. (Not Cranberry Peak nor Mount Trumbull.)
Trump; see Tramp. Tsatsawassa; see Tackawasick..
Tsl-kaht; see Chilkat.
Tsung Ling; see Karakoram.
Tu; see Tibesti.
Tuamotu; archipelago in the South Pacific ocean. (Not Dangerous, Low
Archipelago, Paumota, Paumotu, nor Pomotu.
Tuck; island in Madison harbor, Long Island sound, near Madison Conn.
(Not Tuck's.) Tuckaleech.ee; P. O., Blount county,
Tenn. (Not Tuchaleeche nor Tucka-
leeche.)
Tuckasegee; river, North Carolina, (Not Tuckaseegee nor Tuckaseigee.)
Tucker Beach; lighthouse, near entrance to Little Egg harbor, below Barnegat inlet. Ocean county, N. J»
(Not Tucker's Beach.) Tucker's Cove; see Little Egg. Tuck's; see Tuxis.
Tue; point, Chesapeake bay, York coun-
ty, Va. (Not Too' s nor Toes. Tug-aloo; river forming part of the
boundary between Georgia and South Carolina; also post-offices in Habersham county, Ga., and Oconee county, S. 0. (Not Tugalo. Tuklukyet; see Nuklukayet.
Tuliumnit; see Castle.
Tulpehocken; creek, Burlington county,
N. J. (Not Tulipehaukin nor Tuleoehauken.)
Tu-lu-la-wi-ak; see Illilouette. Tungking; see Tonkin.
Tungsansheng; see Manchuria.
Tungting; lake in province of Himan,
China. (Not Toug-ting, etc.)
Tunis; seaport and one of the Barbary States, northern Africa. (Not Afi-ikia, Jezirat-el-Maghreb, Tunisia, nor Tuni-
see.)
Tunkis; see Farmington. Tunnelhill; borough, Cambria county.
Pa. (Not Tunnel Hill.) TunnelMll; P. 0. and village, Whitfield
comity, Ga. (Not Tunnel Hill.)
Tunungwant; creek, Cattaraugus county, N. Y., and McKean county, Pa.
(Not Tmiangwant, Tunaunguant, nor Tunegawant.) Turbut; township, Northumberland county. Pa. (Not TurboL)
Tur--Una.
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Turbutville; borough and P. 0., Northumberland county, Pa. (Not Turbots-
ville.)
Turin; city and province, northern Italy.
(Not Torino.)
Turkestan; great region in central Asia. (Not Toorkistan nor Turkistan.)
Turks; islands, easternmost group of the Bahamas. (Not Turk's.)
Turk's; see Tuxis. Turnabout; see Poverotni.
Turnage; post light, Mississippi river,
Mississippi county, Ark. (Not Turn-
age's.)
TurnbuU; island, Red river, Pointe
Coupee parish. La. (Not Turnbull'a.) Turner; glacier, Yakutat bay, Alaska.
(Not Dalton nor Duffield.) Turner; island and landing, Mississippi
river, Calhoun county, 111. (Not Tur-
ner's.)
Turney; P. 0. and village, Clinton county, Mo. (Not Turney 'a Station.)
Tuscawilla; lake, Alachua county, Fla. (Not Tascawilla.)
Tuskalioma; P. 0., Choctaw Nation, Ind. T. (Not Tushkahomma.)
Tuskeegee; creek and P. 0., Graham
county, N. C. (Not Tuskeega nor Tuskeege.) Tusquitee; creek, gap, mountains, and P. 0., Clay county, N. C. (NotTus-
quittah.)
Tuxedo; see Magruder.
Tuxis; island in Long Island sound,
about four miles east of Guilford, Conn.
also pond and brook. (Not Tuck's nor
Turk's.)
Tuxpam; see Stilaguamish. Tweed; island near entrance to Coscob
harbor, Fairfield county, Conn. (Not
Finch's.)
Tweed's; see Red.
Twelvemile ; creek, Davison, Hanson, and Hutchinson counties, N. Dak. (Not North Fork Twelvemile nor
Tremain.)
Twelvemile; P. 0. and township, Madison county, Mo. (Not Twelve-Mile.)
Twining; suburb of Washington, D. C. (Not Twining City.)
Twin Iiakes; P. 0., near Twin Lakes,
Lake county, Colo. (Not Dayton.)
Twin Lakes; township, Calhoun coun-
ty, Iowa. (Not Twin Lake.)
Twins; see Sisters.
Two Sisters; see Sisters.
Tyer; see Tiah. Tyler; see Willis.
Tyonek; village near head of Cook inlet, Alaska. (Not Toyonok nor Tyo-
niek.)
Tzemogora; see Montenegro.
u.
TJcayali; river, Peru. (Not Paro nor Ucayale.)
tTceba; creek, Blount county, Tenn. (Not Eucebia.)
Ugaiushak; island, south shore Alaska
peninsula, north of Semidi islands, Alaska. (Not Ugaiuscha, etc.) Ugamok; see Chirikof.
Ugashik; river and village, north coast Alaska peninsula. (Not Oogahik nor
Sulima.) Uglaamie; see Ootkeavie. Ugrische; see Yugor.
Uharie; mountains, river, etc., Montgomery county, N. C. (Not Uwhar-
rie, etc.)
Uinta; mountains, Utah. (Not Uintah.) Ukiesa; see Black Point. Ukiesa; see Tisbury Great. Ukivok; see King. Ukraine; see Kharkof.
Ula; see Kirin. XJIak; island, near Great Sitkin island,
middle Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Ulakh.) Ulcofauhachee; see Alcovy. TJIen; P. 0. and township. Clay county, Minn. (Not Ulm.)
TTmak; island, near Adakh island, middle Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Oumakh.
TJmnak; island, eastern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Oumnakh.)
Umpqua; river, Douglas county, Oreg.
(Not Umpquah.) TJniptanum; creek, Kittitas county,
Wash. (Not Umtanum.)
Um-ta-lah; see Humptulips. TJnalaska; bay, harbor, and island,
eastern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Ouna«
lashka.)
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Una-- Ver.
tTnalishag-vak; cape, west shore Shelikof strait, Alaska peninsula, Alaska. (Not Unalishogvak.)
Uncliechewliatoix; pond in Worcester county, Mass. (Not Unchechewalunk.)
Undine; see Guilder. Unhaca; see Inyak.
Unimak; island and pass, eastern Aleu-
tians, Alaska. (Not Ounimakh.) Uniontown; borough and county seat,
Fayette county, Pa. (Not Union Boro. Uniontc-wn; P. 0., Union county, Ky.
(Not Union Town.)
Unionville; see Parker.
ITnionville Center; P. O., Union county,
Ohio. (Not Union.) TJnkety; brook in Middlesex county,
Mass. (Not Unquetenassett.) Untsville; see Huntsville,
Upper AUoivays Creek; see AUoway.
Upper Canada; see Ontario.
Upper Cedar; point, Potomac river,
Charles county, Md. (Not Cedar.) XTpper G-oose; pond, Berkshire county,
Mass. (Not Long.)
TTpper Iowa; river, Iowa. (Not Oneota.)
Upper Klamath; lake, Klamath county, Oreg. (Not Lower Klamath.)
Upper Loop; see Dunloup.
Upper Mahantango; township, Schuyl-
kill county. Pa. (Not Mahantongo.) Upper Middle Ground; see Middle Ground.
Upper Uwchlan; township, Chester
county. Pa. (Not Uwchland.) Ural; mountains and river, Russia. (Not
Jaik, Oural, nor Yaik.)
Urbana; creek and town, Middlesex
county, Va. (Not Urbanna. Urga; city, northern Mongolia. (Not
Bogdo-Kuren, Bogdo Lama en Hurac, Da Kuren, Hurac, Oorga, nor Ourga.)
Ushudar; see Skutari.
Uwchland; see Upper Uwchlan.
V.
Vaal; river, South Africa. (Not Gariep,
Kai Garib, nor Ky Gariep.)
Vaigach; island near Nova Zembla, Arctic ocean. (Not Vaigatch nor Wai-
gatch.)
Vail; P. 0. and R. E.. station, Warren
county, N. J. (Not Vaila.) Valladolid; see Michoacan. Vallena; see Hardware.
Valley; see Mirey.
Vanada; landing on Ohio river, near
Scuffletown, Henderson county, Ky. (Not Vannada's.) Vance; P. 0. and R. R. station, Sullivan county, Tenn. (Not Vance's Tank.)
Vandalia; P. O., Lewis county, W. Va
(Not Austin.)
Vanderpool; P. 0., Highland county,
Va. (Not Galltown.)
Vanderwhacker; creek, mountain, and
pond, Essex county, N. Y. (Not Van-
der Whacken nor Van de Whacker.)
Van Deusenville; P.O., R. R. station,
and village in Great Barrington, Berk-
shire county, Mass. (Not Van Deusen
nor Vandeusen.) Van Diemen's Land; see Tasmania.
Vandyke; R. R. station, Newcastle county, Del. (Not Van Dyke.)
Vanhorn; P. O. and village, Benton county, Iowa. (Not Van Horn.)
Vannatta; see Kenvil.
Van Sickle; island at junction of Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin rivers, Cal. (Not Van Sickle's.)
Van Wies; point, Hudson river. Smiles
below Albany, N. Y. (Not Van
Wies's.)
Vaughn; hill in Worcester county, Mass.
(Not Vaughen, etc.) Venable; creek, Fluvanna county, Va.
(Not Venobles.)
Venem; see Wenner. Venice; city and province, northern
Italy. (Not Venedig, Venetia, nor Venezia.)
Venita; see Vinita.
Ventura; county seat of Ventura county, Cal. (Not San Buenaventura.)
Verde; cape, the westernmost cape of
Africa. (Not Verd.)
Verdery; village, Abbeville county,
S. C. (Not Verdrey.)
Verdigre; precinct and R. R. station,
Knox county, Nebr. (Not Verdigris.)
Vermejo; river in northern Argentina. (Not Bermejo nor Rio Grande.)
Vermelha; see Reuben. Vermilion; bay, parish, and river. La.
(Not Vermillion.)
Vermilion; city and township. Clay county; also river. Clay and Turner counties, S. Dak. (Not Vermillion.)
Ver--Wal.
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Vermilion; counties, river, and townships in 111. ^lid Ind. (Not Vermillion.)
Vermilion; lighthouse, P. 0., R. R. station, and river, Erie county, Ohio. (Not Vermillion.)
Vermilion; P. 0. and village, Edgar
county, 111. (Not Vermillion.)
Verplanck; point on Hudson river, "Westchester county, N. Y. (Not Ver-
planck' s.)
Verstovia; mountain near Sitka, Alaska. (Not Verstova nor Verstovaia.)
Vettem; see Wetter. Victor; township, Osborne county, Kans.
(Not Victory.) Victoria; colony in southeastern Aus-
tralia. (Not Port Phillip District nor
Southern District of New South Wales.)
Victory Mills; P. O. and village, Saratoga county, N. Y. (Not Victory.)
Vidae; cliff on rim of Crater lake, Oreg. (Not Applegate Peak.)
Vidal; shoals, just above Saint Mary falls, Saint Mary river, Mich. (Not
Vidal's.)
Vienna; capital of Austria-Hungary. (Not Vienne nor Wien.)
Villa Rica; see Ouro Preto.
Vinalhaven; P. 0. and township, Knox
county, Me. (Not Vinal Haven.) Vincent; see Klokachef Vine; P. 0. and E. R. station, Ottawa
county, Kans. (Not Vine Creek.) Vine; see Wine.
Vinita; township, Kingman county,
Kans. (Not Venita.)
Vinland; township, Winnebago county,
Wis. (Not Vineland.)
Viola; P. 0. and R. R. station, Sedgwick county, Kans. (Not Peotone.)
Viola; see Swansea. Virgin; canyon, mountains, river, val-
ley, etc., southeastern Nevada. (Not Virgen.) Virginia City; county seat of Madison county, Mont. (Not Virginia.) Visitation; point and valley, San Mateo county, Cal. (Not Visitacion.) Vistula; river, Europe. (Not Ishtula, Weichsel, nor Wisla.)
Viti; see Fiji. Vjodr; see Oder. Vlaardingen; see Makassar.
Vlauman KUl; see Vloman.
Vloman; kill (or creek) in Bethlehem,
Albany county, N. Y. (Not Vlamans Kil nor Vlauman Kill.)
Vodnany; P. O., Bonhomme county,
S. Dak. (Not Vodney.) Volcan Grande; see Popocatepetl. Volga; chief river of European Russia.
(Not Rha nor Wolga.)
Voorheesville; R. R. station, Albany county, N. Y. (Not Farlin.)
Vsevidof; volcano, Unimak island, east-
ern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Vseridoff.)
w.
Waackaack; beacon and creek. New York Lower bay. (Not Waycake.)
"Waackaack; creek, Monmouth county,
N. J. (Not Waycake.)
"Waal; river, Netherlands. (Not Wahl.)
Wabash; see Marys River.
Waccamaw; river, Georgetown county,
C S.
(Not Waucimaw.)
Wade; point, Albemarle sound, Pasquo-
tank county, N. C. (Not Wade's.)
Wade Hampton; post light, Mississippi
river, Ascension parish. La. (Not Wade
Hampton's.)
Wades; point in Eastern bay, Talbot
county, Md. (Not Wade.)
Wade's; see Bald.
Wahatoya; see Guajatoyan.
Wahoo; see Oahu.
Waigaich; see Vaigach.
Wakely; dam and pond, Hamilton
county, N. Y. (Not Wakeley.)
Wakpa ShicJca; see Bad.
Walaka; see Welaka.
Walcott; P. 0. and township, Rice coun-
ty, Minn. (Not Wolcott.)
Walden; mountain ridge in Tennessee-
(Not Walden' s.) Waleska; P. O., Cherokee county, Ga.
(Not Walesca nor Waluska.)
Walfisch.; bay on southwest coast of
Africa. (Not Walvisch.)
Walke; point, North Landing river.
Princess Anne county, Va. (Not Wauk.
Walker; bar, Ohio river, Crittenden
county, Ky. (Not Walker's.)
Walker; island, Columbia river, Colum-
bia county, Oreg. (Not Walker's.)
Walker; landing, Ohio river, Scioto
county, Ohio. (Not Walker's.)
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Wal-- Wea.
Walker; pass, lake, and river, western
Nevada. (Not Walker's.)
Walker Island; bar, and post light,
Columbia river, Columbia county, Oreg. (Not Walker's Island.) Walkers; see Puncheon. Walkerville; P.O., Lewis county, W.Va. (Not Walkersville.) Wallaceton; P. O., Norfolk county, Va. (Not Wallacetown.) WaUhoUa; see Gualala. Walloomsac; village and river, Rensselaer county, N. Y. (Not Wallomshack,
etc.)
Wallory; bar in the Ohio river, Beaver
county. Pa. (Not Waller's.)
Walmouih Head; see Watmough Head, Walsenburg; P. O., E.. R., station, and
village, Huerfano county, Colo. (Not Walsen.)
Walters; see Carlisle.
Wamelo Rock; mountain, Mariposa
county, Cal. (Not Hogan's Dome,Wa-
meloo, nor Walemo.) Wappinger; creek, tributary to Hudson
river, Dutchess county, N. Y. (Not Wappinger' s.)
Ward; landing, Ohio river, Scioto county
Ohio. (Not Ward's.)
Ward; point on Staten island, New York
Lower bay. (Not Ward's.)
Wardovt; see Brightman. "Wards; island, East river, N. Y. (Not
Ward's.) Wards; see Brightman. Ward's; see Henness.
"Warfield; point, Mississippi river, Wash-
ington county. Miss. (Not Warfield' s. "Warner; post light, Mississippi river,
Houston county, Minn. (Not Warn-
er's.)
Waromontogus; see Togus. Warrior; light, point, and rock, Columbia
river, about 1 mile above Saint Helens, Columbia county, Oreg. (Not War-
rior's.)
Warriorsmark; P. 0. and township, Huntingdon county, Pa. (Not War-
rior's Mark.)
Warwick; ridge, Bath county, and run,
Highland county, Va. (Not Warrick.) Wasatch.; range of mountains, Utah.
(Not Wahsatch.)
Washakie; fort and R. R. station, Sweetwater county, Wyo. (Not Wash-a-Kie.)
Washington; lake, near Seattle, Wash.
(Not Dwamish.)
Washingion; see Everett.
"Washington Mountain; brook, Berk-
shire county, Mass. (Not Basin noi Basin Pond.) Washita; see Ouachita.
"Wassaw; island and sound, Chatham county, Ga. (Not Warsaw.)
"Watchman; peak near Crater lake, Oreg.
(Not Bentley nor Helio.) Watepquin; see Wetipquin. Waterford; see Jordan.
R Waterford Works; P. 0. and R.
station, Camden county, N. J. (Not
Waterford.)
Waters Point; post light, Mississippi
river, Randolph county, 111. (Not
Water.)
Waierton; see Chief Mountain.
Watkins; P. O. and R. R. station, Arapahoe county, Colo. (Not Box Elder.)
Watmough Head; hill in southeast part
of Lopez island, San Juan county, Wash. (Not Walmouth Head.) Watterstown; township. Grant county, Wis. (Not Watertown.) Watts; island, Tangier sound, Chesapeake bay, Accomac county, Va. (Not
Watt's.) Waugoshance; see Rose.
Wauhillau; P. 0., Cherokee Nation,
Ind. T. (Not Wau-hil-lau.) WauJc; see Walke.
Waukechon; township, Shawano coun-
ty. Wis. (Not Wauketchon.)
Waushaccum; ponds in AVorcester coun-
ty, Mass. (Not Washacmn.) Waushakum; see Shakum.
Wayah; creek, tributary to Cartooge-
chaye creek, Macon county, Ga. (Not
Cartoogechaye.)
Wayah; see Cartoogechaye.
Wayanda; sunken ledge in the southern
rapids, Peril strait, southeastern Alaska,
(Not Eureka nor Wyanda.)
Waycake; see Waackaack. Weavers; creek, P. 0., and R. R. station,
Calhoun county, Ala. (Not Weaver's
Station.)
Web-- Wet.
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Webb Landing; post light, Kanawha
river, Putnam county, W. Va. (Not
Webb's Landing.) Webster Station; post village and R.
R. station, Madison county, N. Y. (Not
Ballina.)
Weepecket; island and shoal near Woods Hole, Buzzards bay, Mass. (Not Wapecket nor Wepecket.)
Weeping Child; creek and hot springs,
Ravalli county, Mont. (Not Sleeping
Child.)
Weeset; village, Barnstable county,
Mass. (Not Weset.)
Weichsel; see Vistula.
Weimar; P, O., Placer county, Cal. (Not
Weimer.)
Wekepeke; brook in Worcester county,
Mass. (Not Wickapekit nor Wicket
Picket.)
Wekiva; river. Orange county, Fla.
(Not Weakeyever.)
Welaka; city and P. 0., Putnam county,
Fla. (Not Walaka.)
Weldon; brook, Morris county, N. J.
(Not Hurd.) Wellfleet; harbor, Cape Cod, Mass.
(Not Wellfleet Bay.) Wells; island, Ohio river, near Center-
view, Monroe county, Ohio. (Not
Wells'.)
Wells; see Wills.
Wells Pond; see Saint Catharine.
Wenache; river in central Washington, tributary to the Colimibia. (Not We-
natchee.)
Wenas; town and R. R. station, Yakima
county. Wash. (Not Wenass.)
Wenner; large lake in southern Sweden.
(Not Venern, Wener, nor Wenern.) Wequetequock; cove and river, Ston-
ington. Conn. (Not Wicketequock,
' etc.)
Wescott; point, near Cape Charles city, Chesapeake bay, Northampton county, Va. (Not Westcott's.)
Wesson; P. 0. and town, Copiah county.
Miss. (Not Wessen.)
West; cape at west end Saint Lawrence
island, Bering sea, Alaska. (Not Sanachno.)
West; point, Puget Sound, near Seattle, King county, Wash. (Not Sandy.)
West, Mass. ; see Clapp. West, Mass.; see Kitchen.
Westbank; township, Swift county, Minn. (Not West Bank.)
Westburgi; township, Buchanan county,
Iowa. (Not Westbury.) Westchester; P.O. and village, Butler
county, Ohio. (Not West Chester.) Westclifie; P. O. and village, Custer
county, Colo. (Not West Cliff.)
Western; see Azores.
West Gallatin; river, Gallatin county,
Mont. (Not Gallatin.) West Hanover; see Shellville.
West Jefferson; see Jefferson.
*West Millgrove; P. 0. and village, Wood county, Ohio. (Not West Mill
Grove.) West Mill Stream; see Nesochaque.
West Minneapolis; village in Minne-
tonka township, Hennepin county, Minn. (Not Bushnell.)
Westons Mills; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Cattaraugus county, N. Y. (Not Weston Mills, Westons, nor Westonville.
West Parish; town, Hampden county,
Mass. (Not Mundale.)
West Plains; see Plains.
Westport; harbor and river, Bristol
county, Mass. (Not Acoakset.)
West River; P. O. and village, Anne
Arundel county, Md. (Not wensville.
West River; see Galesville.
West Rome; village, Floyd county, Ga. (Not De Soto.)
West Salisbury; see Elklick.
West Seattle; town near Seattle, Wash,
(Not Freeport.)
West Seneca; P. 0., Erie county, N. Y.
(Not Limestone Hill.) West Sweden; see Sweden. Westside; P. 0., township, and village,
Crawford county, Iowa. (Not West
Side.)
Wet; mountains in Colorado.
This short range was originally known while the country was under Spanish dominion as CUERNO Verde. Subsequent to the treaty of
Guadaloupe Hidalgo the translation of the
name came into u&e. The origin of the name Wet Mountains is not known, but in local usage it has nearly supplanted the name Greenhorn, and appears upon the Land OflBce maps and the Hayden Atlas. Wetipquin; creek and P. O., Wicomico county, Md. (Not Watepquin, etc.) Wetter; lake, southern Sweden. (Not Vettern nor Wettern.)
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Wet--Wic.
Wetumka; county seat of Elmore coun-
ty, Ala. (Not Wetumpka.) "Wetumka; P.O., Creek Nation, Ind. T.
(Not Wetumpka.)
Wewoka; capital, Seminole Nation, and
creek. Creek Nation, Ind. T. (Not We-wo-ka.)
Whaleback; lighthouse at entrance to
Portsmouth harbor, N. H. (Not Whale's Back.)
Whaleback; shoal in northerly part of
Green bay, Mich. (Not Whale's Back.)
Whaleback; shoal, Saint Lawrence river, about half a mile SW. from Oakpoint,
St. Lawrence county, N. Y. (Not Whale's Back.) Whallonsburg; bay, town, and village, Essex county, N. Y. (Not Whalons-
burg.)
Wheatland; P. 0., R. R. station, and
village, Ocean county, N. J. (Not Pasadena.) Wheatland; see Archer.
Wheaton; reef in Long Island sound, south of the Thimbles, New Haven
county, Conn. (Not Wheaton's.
Wheaton; run, Cumberland county,
N. J. (Not Molly Wheaton's nor Wheatens.) Wheeler; rock, Killingworth harbor, near Clinton, Middlesex county. Conn. (Not Wheeler's.) Wheeler; town, Lawrence county, Ala. (Not Wheeler's Station.) Whiglane; P. 0., Salem county, N. J.
(Not Whig Lane.) Whipple; point. Lake Memphremagog,
Orleans county, Vt. (Not Whipple's.) Whippoonuill; see Wynnville.
Whist; landing, Missouri river, Boone county, Mo. (Not Whist's.)
White; city, Morris county, Kans. (Not White City.)
White; glacier on Mount Rainier, Wash.
(Not Winthrop.)
White; see Bieli.
White; see Emmons. White Bear Lake; P. 0. and village,
Ramsey, county, Minn. (Not White
Bear.)
Whitefish; poiat on Michigan shore of Lake Superior. (Not White-Fish.)
Whitehall; creek, Dorchester county, Md. (Not Newtown.)
Whitehall, N. J. ; see Glen view.
Whitehall, 'N.J.; see Wood glen. Whitehead; dock, Raritan river, Mid-
dlesex county, N. J. (Not White-
head's.)
White Horse rapids in the upper Yukon, ; near Miles canyon. (Not White-Horse nor Whitehorse. White Horse; see South Park.
White Lily; pond in Otis, Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not Whitley.)
Whitemarsh; P. 0. and R. R. station, Baltimore county, Md. (Not Cowenton nor White Marsh.)
Whitepain; township, Montgomery
county. Pa. (Not Whitepaine.)
White Pine; P. 0. and R. R. station, Jef-
ferson county, Tenn. (Not White
Pines.)
Whites; P. O. and R. R. station, Madison county, Ky. (Not Whites Station.)
Whites Ripple; shoal, Ohio river, Al-
legheny county. Pa. (Not White's.) Whitestone; see Jordan.
White Sulphur Springs; P.O.. Meagher
county, Mont. (Not White Sulphur
Spring.)
Whitewater; city, P. 0, and township, Walworth county. Wis. (Not White
Water.)
Whitewater; P. 0. and township. Cape Girardeau county. Mo. (Not White Water Station.)
Whiting's; see Queechy. Whitley; not White Lily. Whitman; see Wittman.
Whitinore; spring, near Mount Logan, Coconino county, Ariz. (Not Wittmore
Spring.)
Whitney; mountain, near Owens lake,
Cal. (Not Fisherman's Peak.)
Whitney; post light, Mississippi river, Adams county. 111. (Not Whitney's.)
Whittaker; branch and cove. White and Putnam counties, Tenn. (Not Whit-
aker.)
Whittemore; pond, Hillsboro county, N. H. (Not Whittimore.)
Whittum; island in Sheepscot river,
Lincoln county. Me. (Not Whittom.) Whortleberry; see Huckleberry. Wicketequock; see Wequetequock. Wicket Picket; see Wekepeke.
Wic--Win.
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Wicomico; river in Maryland; empties into the Potomac river near Blakis-
tone island. (Not Great Wicomico.)
Widow Reynolds Bar; post light, Ten-
nessee river, Trigg county, Ky. (Not
Widow Reynolds' Bar.)
Widow's; see Bolivar. Wien; see Vienna. Wild Goose; see Sasakwa.
Wilds Island; post light, Mississippi river, near Winona, Minn. (Not
Wild's.)
Wilhelmshaven; seaport town of Germany. (Not Wilhelmshafen.)
Wilkesbarre; city, Luzerne county, Pa.
(Not Wilkes-Barre.)
Wilkinson; island, Mississippi river, Jackson county. 111. (Not Wilkinson's.)
Willamette; river, northern Oregon. (Not Ouallamet, Wahlahmath, nor
Williamette.)
Willapa; bay and P. 0., Pacific coimty, Wash. (Not Shoaiwater.)
Will Creek; post light, Ohio river,
Brooke county, W. Va. (Not Will's.)
Willets; point. Little Neck bay, Long Island, N. Y. ( Not Willet's.
William; point, entrance to Samish bay, Skagit county, Wash. (Not Point
William.
William; R. R. station, Tucker county,
W. Va. (Not Helms.) William Penn; P. 0. and R. R. station,
Montgomery county, Pa. (Not Spring
Mill.)
Williams; island, landing, and shoal, Lake Superior in Alger county, Mich.
(Not Williams'.)
Williams; river in Arizona. (Not Bill
Williams.)
Williams; township, Dauphin county,
Pa. (Not William's.) Williams; see Millham. Williamsbridge; village, Westchester
county, N. Y. (Not Williams Bridge.)
Willis; glacier on Mount Rainier, Wash. (Not North Mowich, North Puyallup,
nor Tyler.) Willis; see Hatcher. Willmont; township. Nobles cotinty,
Minn. (Not Wilmont.) Willougliby; bay and point, Norfolk
county, Va. (Not Willowbys.)
Willow; see Reid Gap
Willow Glen; P. 0., Santa Clara coun.
ty, Cal. (Not Willowglen.)
Willowgrove; P. 0., Gloucester county, N. J. (Not Willow Grove.)
Willows; village, Colusa county, Cal.
(Not Willow.) Wills; creek (branch of Potomac) and
mountain, Allegany county, Md., and Bedford and Somerset counties. Pa. (Not Will's.) Wills; township, Laporte county, Ind. (Not Wells.) Willy; see Hambleton. Wilscot; creek, gap, mountain, and P.O., Fannin county, Ga. (Not Willscot nor
Willscott.)
Wilson; island and point, Mississippi river. Saint Louis county. Mo. (Not
Wilson's.)
Wilson; landing and P. 0., Mississippi
river, East Carroll parish, La. (Not Wilson's.)
Wilson; point, near entrance to Norwalk harbor, Fairfield county. Conn. (Not
Wilson's.)
Wilson; P. 0., Anderson county, Tenn.
(Not Wilsons.)
Wilson Landing; post light, Mississippi river. Pike county, Mo. (Not Wilson's
Landing.) Wilsons; see Henness.
Wilton; P. 0. and township, Muscatine county, Iowa. (Not Wilton Junction.)
Wilton; see Cornelius. Wincliell; see Prospect.
Winchester; village, Litchfield county, Conn. (Not Winchester Center.)
Winchester; village, Queen Anne county, Md. (Not Fords Store.)
Winchester; see Canal Winchester.
Winder; P. 0. and R. R. station, Jackson county, Ga. (Not Jug Tavern.)
Windmill Point; see Rappahannock. Windsor; P. 0. and village, Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not Windsor Hill.) Wine; island, near entrance to Terre-
bonne bay. La. (Not Vine.)
Wine Island; pass, coast of Louisiana.
(Not Vine Island.) Winfall; P. 0., Perquimans county,
N. C. (Not Winfield.)
Wings Neck; lighthouse, Pocasset har-
bor, Buzzards bay, Mass. (Not Wing's Neck.)
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Win--Wyn.
Wing's Station; post village and R. R. station, Dutchess county, N. Y. (Not
Wing, Wing Station, nor South Dover
Station.)
Winn; P. O. and R. R. station, Douglas
county, Ga. (Not Winston.)
Winnepesaukee ; lake and river in New
Hampshire. (Not Winnipesaukee, etc.
Winnetka; P. 0. and village. Cook
county, 111. (Not Wimetka.) Winnipegosis; lake in Manitoba and
Saskatchewan, Canada. (Not Little Winnipeg, Winnipegoos, Winnipegoose, nor Winnepegoosis.)
Winnisimmet; village near East Boston,
Mass. (Not Winnissimmet.) Winston; see Winn. Winter; point, Saint Johns river, Duval
county, Fla. (Not Lancaster.) Winter; see Henry.
Winter; see Wood Island.
Winters; landing, Mississippi river, Winona county, Minn. (Not Winter's.)
Winthrop; see White. Winyah.; bay, Georgetown county, S. C.
(Not Winyaw.) Wiper Loop; see Dunloup. Wisconsin; river in Wisconsin. (Not
Ouisconsin, nor Wiskonsin.)
Wisia; see Vistula.
Witch Pool; pond near Mount Trumbull,
Coconino county, Ariz. (Not Witches
Pool.)
Withers Mill; P. O. and R. R. station, Marion county. Mo. (Not Wither'
Mills.)
Witten; post light, P. O., and towhead, Ohio river, Monroe county, Ohio. (Not
Witten' 8.)
Wittman; P. 0., Talbot county, Md.
(Not Whitman.) Wiltmore Spring; see Whitmore, Witts ; P. 0. and R. R. station, Hamblen
county, Tenn. (Not Witts Foundry.)
Wolasatux; village, lower Yukon river,
Alaska. (Not Wolsatux.) Wolcoit; see Walcott.
Wolf; bar, Ohio river. Mason county, W. Va. (Not Wolf's.)
Wolfeboro; P. 0., Carroll county, N. H. (Not Wolfborough.)
Wolf Trap; lighthouse and spit, Chesa-
peake bay, Mathews county Va. (Not Wolf Trap Spit.)
Wolhurst; R. R. etation, Arapahoe
county, Colo. (Not Platte Junction.)
Wolsey; creek and P. 0., Meagher
county, Mont. (Not Woolsey.)
Wononsco; pond in Salisbury, Litchfield county. Conn. (Not Wononscopomus,
etc.)
Wooded; see Makhnati. Woodg-len; P. 0., Hunterdon county,
N.J. (Not Whitehall.)
Wood Island; harbor at mouth of Saco
river, York county, Me. (NotWinter.) Woodland; P. O. and R. R. station, Tal-
bot county, Md. (Not Chapel.)
Woodlawn; P.O. and village, Jefferson county. 111. (Not Wood Lawn.)
Woodmere; post village, Nassau county,
N.Y. (NotWoodburgnorWoodsburg.)
Woodmoor; P. 0., Prince George county,
Md. (Not Woodmore.) Woodruff; P. 0., township, and village,
Spartanburg county, S. C. (Not Wood-
ruff's.)
Woodruff; village, Marion county, Ind. (Not Woodruff Place.)
Woods; see North Branch.
Woods Hole; harbor, strait, village, etc.,
in southeastern Massachusetts. (Not
Woods Holl.)
Woolford; creek and neck, Dorchester county, Md. (Not Wolford's.)
Woolford; see Milton. Woo-Sung; see Shanghai.
Wornock; mountain, Blount county, Ala. (Not Warnick's Knob nor War-
nocks Knob.) Worthville; see Klondike. Wrangell; town in Alaska. (Not Fort
Wrangei nor Wrangle.) Wrig'ht; gap and precinct, Banner coun-
ty, Nebr. (Not Wrights.) Wright; see Raht.
Wuchang; city in province of Hoo-pe,
central China. (Not Wu-tschang, etc.)
Wurttemberg; kingdom, Germany.
(Not Wirtemberg, Wurtemberg, nor Wurtemburg.)
Wurzburg; city, Bavaria. (NotWurtz-
burg.)
Wyanda; see Wayanda. Wyanett; P. 0. and township, Isanti
county, Minn. (Not Wyanette.) Wyckoff; P. 0. and R. R. station, Cayu-
ga county, N. Y. (Not Owasco Lake.) Wynne; seeBenviile.
Wyn--Yuc.
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"Wynnville; creek in Blount county, Ala. (Not Whippoorwill.)
Wyomanock; creek, Columbia county,
N. Y. (NotKinderhooknor Lebanon.)
X.
Xabary; see YavarL Xalapa; see Jalapa.
Xalisco; see Jalisco.
Xingu; river, central Brazil, tributary to the Amazon. (Not Chingu.)
Y.
Yaak; river in northwestern Montana.
(Not Yaac, Yak, Yahk, etc.)
Yablonoi; see Stanovoi.
Yafa; seaport town of Palestine, on the
Mediterranean. (Not Jaffa, Joppa, nor
Yaffa.)
Yahtse; river, Icy bay, Alaska. (Not
Jones.) Yaik; see Ural. Yak; see Ob.
Yakima; county, river, town, and valley.
Wash. (NotYakama.) Yakoba; city, central Africa. (Not Ya-
kubu.)
Yaktag; cape, near Mount Saint Elias,
Alaska. (Not Yaktaga.)
Yakutat; bay, southeastern coast of
Alaska. (Not Admiralty, Bale de Monti, Behring, nor Jakutat.)
Yakutsk; city and province, eastern
Siberia. (Not Jakoutsk nor Yakoutsk.
Yalaha; P. 0., precinct, and village. Lake
county, Fla. (Not Yallaha.)
Yalaka; creek and mountains, Swain county, N. C. (Not Alarkanor Yalagi.)
Yalobusha; river in northwestern Mis-
sissippi. (Not Yallabusha.)
Yampa; river, northwestern Colorado.
(Not Bear.)
Yangtze; river of China. (Not Yang-
tsi-Kiang.)
Yapura; river of northern Brazil, tributary to the Amazon. (Not Caqueta, Co-
queta, Hyapura, Japura, nor Yupura.) Yaqui; river, Sonora, Mexico. (Not Hia-
qui nor Huaqui.)
Yaquina; bay, city, reef, and river,
Lincoln county, Oreg. (Not Yaquinna.) Ya^uma; see Foulweather.
Yarkand; city and river, Turkestan, central Asia. (Not Yarkend nor Yarkund.)
Yassy; see Jassy.
Yates; borough and P. 0., Luzerne coun-
ty. Pa. (Not Yatesville.) Yatesville; see Randall. Yavari; river between Brazil and Peru,
tributary to the Amazon. (Not Hyabary, Jabary, Javari, Javary, Xabary, nor Yavary.) Yeager; landing, Missouri river, Warren county. Mo. (Not Yeager's.) Yedo; see Tokyo.
Yekaterinburg; see Ekaterinburg. Yellowstone; see Absaroka. Yelowoi; see Elovoi. Yemba; see Tanganyika. Yen; see Pekin.
Yenisei; estuary and great river in
Asiatic Russia. (Not Enisei, lenisei, Jenisei, nor Jenisey.) Yerba Buena; see Goat.
Yes; bay and village, mainland coast,
northwestern part of Behm canal,
southern Alaska. (Not McDonald nor
Yess.)
Yogo; peak in Little Belt mountains, Mont. (Not Yogo Baldy.)
Yokum; pond in Becket, Berkshire coun-
ty, Mass. (Not Reservoir.)
Yokun; river in Berkshire county, Mass.
(Not Yoken.)
Yokun Seat; mountain in Berkshire
county, Mass. (Not Yoken's Seat.) York; precinct, R. R. station, and village,
Sumter coimty, Ala. (Not York Sta-
tion.)
York Nubble; see Cape Neddick.
Youghiogheny; river in western Maryland and Pennsylvania. (Not Youghio-
geny, etc.)
Youngs; eastern point of entrance to
Stirling basin, Greenport harbor, Suf-
folk county. Long island, N. Y. (Not
Young's.)
Youngs; P. O., township, and village,
Laurens county, S. 0. (Not Young's
Store.)
Youngs Point; landing, Mississippi riv-
er, Madison parish. La. (Not Young's
Point.)
Yucatan; peninsula, state, and strait, Mexico. (Not Merida nor Island of Santa Maria de los Remedios.)
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Yug--Zui.
Yugor; strait separating Vaigach island from the mainland of Russia, Arctic
ocean. (Not Jugorsche, Pet, Ugrische, nor Yougor.)
Yukon; great river, Alaska and Canada.
(Not Jukchana, Juna, Kvikhpak,
Kwichpack, Kwichpak, Niga To, Youcon, nor Youkon.) Yunaska; island, westof Umnak, eastern Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Younaska.)
Yuthia; see Ayuthia. Yuiien; see Khotan.
z.
Zagazig; city in the Nile delta region, Egypt. (Not Sagasig, Zagazeeg, nor
Zakazik.)
Zdhara; see Sahara.
Zambezi; river, southeastern Africa. (Not Ambezi, Cuarna, Luambezi, Molonko, Zambere, Zambesi, nor Zam-
beze.)
Zanzibar; city and island off eastern
coast of Africa. (Not Sansibar nor Zanguebar.) Zaragoza; see Saragossa.
Zarcillo; canyon, Lag Animas county,
Colo. (Not Sarsilla nor Sarsillo.)
Zealand; province, Holland. (Not
Zealand.) Zetinje; see Cetinje. Zidon; see Saida.
Zuider Zee; gulf, Netherlands. (Not Zuyder Zee.)
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