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Show EE INVENTED THE LOOM. SKETCH OF THE 4JFE AND WORK OF JOSEPH M. JACQUARO. At tli Hmu Wore rwfM. to Si la WtM-- j Wit It Om Mm Cm U Wrfc fraa SU t rvfrnvriy . rnrK M Da It Tut Im BlatlMliW Baii4 Joseph Mrie Jacrtapl will always be in return regarded as on of the f t ia tbe textil world, and hi loom as one at th mot4 brfeint of industrial inven-tioo- a. Few hare ever Sjccomplii&ed mk o revolution in ind astrr, and Mill fewer hare by to doing alleviated the iaSeringa and improved the condition of their M-lolaborer to the extent realized br Jacqaard. Jacquard was is the full ens of the word a self made man of tike people, and it ia this fact that make the study of hi life particularly interesting to an American. Bora at Lyont July 7, 1753, son of a ilk weaver, be aosb&ed Li father at the loom from bin earliest years, acting a a "draw boy," aa those workmen were termed who palled the strings by which means the warp was manipulated on the old looms so as to weave figured goods. Here he became familiar with all the woe of the "draw boy's" life, and so deeply did they iiuprea themselves on his mind that the desire to do away with this drudgery continued to be his leading thought throughout life. The boy's health gave way at the loom, so he was apprenticed to a bookbinder and later to a type founder. But the demon of genius had already seized upon him, and he spent most of bis time in tinkering, and was regarded as hopelessly lacy by thoee around him. When Jacquard was twenty years of age his father died, leaving him a small patrimony, with which the young man began weaving brocade on his own account, and soon after married. But he devoted most of his time to tinkering around on his looms, and this, with his inexperience, brought about his business failure within a few years. 81 Ik industry being at a low tide, young Jacquard had to accept work in a limekiln, while his wife found employment in plaiting straw hats. In KM the idea of a loom that would do away with the "draw boys" assumed definite shape in Jacqnard's mind, but bis eitreme poverty rendered it impossible for him to construct a model at that time. However, he did not despair, and a copy of "Poor Richard's Almanac," which came into his hands about this time, encouraged him all the more to persevere and to try to triumph in spite of his poverty. D)nestic afflictions now overwhelmed him. Having enlisted in the army for the national defence with his young son. he saw the latter fall at his side in an engagement on the Rhine. Returning to Lyons, Jacquard arrived just in time to be at the deathbed of his wife. He was employed as day laborer in a factory, and devoted his evenings with great teal to the modeling of his favorite idea. Most of the work was done with a jackknife. In 1800 his loom was finished A model sent to the industrial exposition in 1801 brought him a bronze medal and a call to Paris to repair the looms of the ''Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers," at a salary of 3,000 francs per annum. While there he saw the loom with which Vancanson had vainly tried to solve the question which occupied Jacquard, and from this loom our inventor gained some new ideas. He returned to Lyons, and after two years' faithful work succeeded in bringing forth a loom which effectively solved the difficulty, and enabled a single weaver to weave figured goods. The government at once granted him a pension of 8,000 francs and a royalty of fifty francs per loom. ' To understand exactly the value of this invention it must be borne in mind that up to this time the weaving of figured goods required from five to ten workmen to each loom, most of them being employed in pulling the strings, by which means the warp was opened for the passage of the shuttle. A string had to be drawn for every passage of the shuttle. Thus the "draw boys" had to work rapidly, the pulling was heavy, necessitating a strained position and requiring the most painful exactness, as a single mistake would mar the figure. For this clumsy apparatus of strings and pedals, requiring the attention of a number of workmen, Jacquard substituted a contrivance as simple as ingenious, enabling a single workman to execute the most complex patterns as easily as plain goods. Not only were the "draw boys" dispensed with, but the goods were made with a finish and exactness Which before was not even dreamed of. However, in spite of Jacquard's complete success, his loom was neither generally taken up by manufacturers at once nor the invention hailed with delight by the weavers. Every new loom threw four or more workmen out of work. Even the "draw boys" preferred a life of torture and deformity to starvation. Jacquard was publicly assaulted by his enraged fellow workmen and almost precipitated into the Rhone. Even the "Oonseil des Prud'hommes" at one time ordered the destruction of the new loom to appease the wrath of the weavers. But Jacqnard's loom, like every truly great invention, was bound to triumph, and by 1813 it had firmly established itself throughout the Lyons workore-mos- w nectiBg of tin Artifciiie", Lfcbutvrs and irrIIiE Urorral ojiupany (limitrd) the rvpurt kh- - cd that ti.e ukvum f. tb year ltfJ aiuooMrd to more tLan t the net reveuae being NS,tJ0, amounting to 5l,Go4 had been paid. The increase of ), capital daring the year had been with premiums amoantiiig to 14,-0the total amount paid sp to Dve. 31 was 1.757,500, the authorized capital bung 2,(KX,0u0 in ordinary fchare and 75O,0u0 in preference thar, 4i per cent. The revenue and capital reserve now amount to 1TS3.H9. The completed estate of the company ia London ars Shaftesbury park, 8. V., and (Queen's park, W.. comprising nearly 3,jo0 separate houses. At Xorl park, 1,233 house N., at the close of the had been built, nearly all being let and occupied. This Utt wbt-- completed will comprise S,3uo bom. An estate acre had been acquired at ofsiity-r.- x btreatham, and would be develojed ia the same manner a the other suburban parks of the company. Block buildings have been erected in Ltton grove, Shepherd's place, Oro-vensquare, Carjienter street, Berkeley square, Coldbath square, Kow-beravenue, Seymour place, Eat street, Marylebone and Rosoinan street. Nine hundred and fifty-twtenements, comprising 2,278 rooms, had been let as suon as they were ready for occupation. Other block buildings are in progress at East street, Marylebone, Shepherd's place, Grosvenor square and Rosoinan tU?et and Skinners street, Clerkenwell. Tha company would, when work now in hand was completed, provide accommodation for some 70,000 persons. The house and tenements were fully let, and the loss from arrears was exceedingly smalL Mr. Farraut, deputy chairman, gave a full detailed statement as to the progress of the various properties of the company completed and in course of development, and referred to the appreciation of the buildings shown by the occupiers and the care taken to select the roost suitable tenants. After replying to questions put by shareholders the report and accounts were adopted and a dividend of 6 per cent declared. London oct of which dividend 119,-1(A- 7; y-- u or y o BANKS. Car lin; Mrerla. in tin priori nrwrt aol j avraae frum 7 to 9 Vk k in th Bora-- j iT Co. iiil will convince tL cAaTTer t&at. ; whatever the of the str department, storekwjieT and OGI'EN. UTAH. hoc a primarily ani incidentfor dirty rwt by ally allowing tbrir employe to twvep into ! - the strw-tthe du:4 of their house or - - - lJ.UOU.UU fount store, an 1 the dirt and op the sidewalk. If the walk u extendi to the tenement GENERAL HANKING. b districts at any hour of the day it will be noticml that it is quite the custom to throw ash and garbage into the C. C. EK HIBOS. PWul t. street, and to allow U-- r materials to i. M. lOAUMAjar'. tatiiiar escape into the strwt or. upon the sidewalk from iuf tifficieut, improper or overInternet aUod oa Tiaaa flowing receptacles. It will also be noticed that toon after a ttmt has be-O. E. Hill, J. O. . 1 cleaned it is again defiled by the refu- 1 1 and garbage from the neighboring buildI I 1(1111 ings ud that the cart whkh triiSXTt strer-- t dirt, ahes and garbage, sand for new buildings, earth from cellar excavaOODKY, ITAIL tions and the duct aud dirt from buildsome of scatter their ing trn down, jiart Contents into the 6treet as they proceed raid in IWOQ. Capital to their destination. A etudeut of the problem of stret-- t Undivided Trills. 7i,C00. Surplus cleauing ha only to make the above observations to the iimary cause of DlkECTOKS: H. O. lUrlixw. dirty strwta iij New Yrk, and that J.I. ArinMrunc, David rtrU. without a thorough rvform iu this par- T.A.Whil. ticular relief is well nigh hopeless. Thi M. BuciiBuUrr. Hrtirjr t'uttant. I'auirk simple solution of the problem is only the application to the streets of the familiar rnleu which govern every well X STATE. BANK, regulated household. Can a house be clean if the of the family throw waste pajer and other refuse on 0GDEX, UTAH. the floors, and ignore the waste basket and the cuspidore; and how many tiun-- s a day must t'le floors of the houm lie ('aiiita! raid in, - $125,000. swept if such a practice is tolerated? 7,500. General Emmons Clark in Fopular Sci- Surplus, ence Monthlv. j annual gvtrraJ twenty-fourt- h flSO.CwO. Bit Mmim 1. Ibl. OCJDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL: SAT I III) AY. Al'KIL 2 I BUSINCSS CARDS. B1m Tk A wal pl Ti list Uiali Loan AKCHUECT lttrn6. n ? G. iL fcsON, ED ALVEJtSOS. COimutTORS Hr"'rU"iat. FOR HEADSTONES AND KONTXLNTS t V. r. LAMBFRT. nraer of J0en aiebua aiJ Tmraiwtli urert. Utttuewr ! luu. I ariuad cuan. Aiw itvm G O. J HEKLEB A uosn vouukxvitx. I. lUck Small Fortunes for flowers. The most expensive dinner decoration I ever had charge of was on the occasion of a banquet given to General Cutting, at Delmonico's. The whole outlay for Cowers alone was 1,000. But even this does not approach the lavish extravagance of the Roman Eiuperor Xero, who gave a feast where fpW.OOO was Interest Taitl on Time and Ftius m TuMdir mmiu mt 4a bnlK keuniialljr unted tuatteed. V. Meet Ug.!eii, Utah. (LLIk W.FotLk, 0da. flat frartin ia (be I li.t rv-- I'.mrt mnA all (h Prrwmal atletitu civea to eulWtttna, netnemoer II .iaoe, in ferry wooden r nwtat ltiuf C. H. Gnwevrll A Uroa ! 1 auaet, Ofdre, It an. P. O. etHirta. KuUd-nea- V. KIMBALL. COWARD M. A ALLISON, TIM BALL K. w. r. Wf HONS OF FT. GEOBGE. RICHARD CCEUR K. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Waaunctt A DELICT SSI. LODGE, tTAH. OtiDEK, Tk. it w will K.,t.l kovhls t Fythtaa hall. TvmiM utinh .i. Maadar4 avert fbarxUr (orat balf patbuildiul in aevea abarp. BolU further A. , m. Ap(iicatMMi form tr.Perry Cuoa, lt. nay beptxamed twm H ahint ZJK1, avenue. nmonv euruiaiiy 'nTHe-I'ta HiL J. BiaiAii. f mtideot. Dujuwniiw Him Gillctt. beeretarv. ti'.i Waa Ava. LEGAL BLANKS UUM riRLISBEO AMD rO IU ! ATTORNEYS-AT-LAOffifwk. , k..7t ttvmr f'tak Vaf L.I..I tail. JACOB U THE L. '"'''"" Tv . .. u COMMERCIAL ITBUSHLNG C(L Ul4 Waahiuxtoo Avenue, Ogden. Ctab 8. IXJKEMaS. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Offiri nivaUiM V.. Ogdeu. I tab. . in, tx ..11 CXJNVEraJtClKQ BLAKKS. , HO. 670 571 425 K. HEY WOOD, ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Deed, short Warranty Warranty CLASS. form.. long form. . . Ied, Ded Ouit-olai- Iteal rtteMrt'Kytiortrrm Omce,Twent) fourth treet,0den. TUh. :i75 Option Contract Jjnu. ANsrORD SMITH M lUind for W. SMITM. KO Distharce of Mortcace CM1TH A SMITH, 500 Trust Deed ATTORNEEYS-AT-LAW- . J Asoignrnemt or Mortgage.... 51 Bill of Sale M anil R7 Office, room ir.tL... 4.ri0 ipent in rose alone. For a dinner of twelve jieople it is an United States Depository. Armstrong and Booth. ordinary thing to upend from $50 to Dr. Armstong, who died in Atlanta a fVJO iiiwn flowers. For a banquet ft ,000 Rank building. few days ago of apoplexy, led a peculiarto $3,000 is usually laid out But these CAPITA!., fclOO.OOO. ly romantic career. For years he furlatter are seldom made, because 8 U PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. $li"B.OOO JUMP'S, nished newspaper correspondents with of theoutlays of large dinners. infrequency Time Dcpot-iU- . on Taid A. COTTISGHAM. material for wild stories, and numerous One hundred and Intermit fifty dollars is an efforts were made to prove that he was "PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST. ure of every day occurrence. In identical with J. Wilkes Booth, who as- the 1. E. Doolt, President. large cities like New York it is a In connection with ireneral sassinated Abraham Lincoln. James II. common practice, aives W. N. Bhii.lino, for wealthy people to L. B. Adamh, special at tent ion to diseaeea peculiar to female thing Vice President. diseases of the genitu urinary orans, dnwaam Cashier. Payson, of Sidney, O., who is in this city spend from f 100 to f 500 a week in flowof tin rectum, vis.: Pile, fistula. Assure and at present, knew him intimately in forfor home use. When? u lceration ; diseaKea of I lie ear. nose, throat and ers, V. tiEi.mirn, W. Cofkt, Waibkn mer days, aud in referring to the matter do exclusively W. chest. Consultation free. all these flowers, you ask? they put President. Cashier. OHiee over Postollioe. said: Telephone 409. aud Manager. Theo. Bobibun, You are wrong if you think there is a Or. Armstrong spent several years in 1 large quantity of flowers. Whenever CIVIL ENGINEERS. Sydney as a United Presbyterian preachhave been asked to decorate a house or er, and was noted for his eloquence, and furnish flowers for daily use I have, seO. A. Tl'SII. a. W FA us, for the theatrical methods which he lected quality rather than 'PUSH A FARIS, quantity. the the in war During employed pulpit Among people, the choicest CIVIL ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS. he mysteriously disappeared, but came flowers forwealthy OF OGUKN, UTAH. the dinner table are orchids. to the front a few years later as an Epis- These flowers exhibit a remarkable variPlans, specineat ions and estimates prepared Vi fuiwriuientiea. copal clergyman. ation; in fact, it is difficult in some siecie8 Maw, plats tracings, blue prints, etc., etc. : $200,000. eiecuted He continued in the latter capacity to find two flowers on short notice. size alike in exactly Rooms 8 and 4, Union block. No. 362 Twentr until made the subject of two assaults and color. A boutonniere for the genFonrtb Street, Ogdon, Uuh. by persons who believed him to be J. tlemen should be made of a "Philanop-sis,- " DIRECTORS: Wilkes Booth. He then went to Cincinand about three "Catalyas" tied Warren W. Corey, R.A.Wells, Sidney Sterena MARKETS. nati, where he achieved through the with a cluster of- narrow ribbons to Thoe.t ahoon, i .e.. Wurtele.H. H. Kpencer, Ad. Kuhn. Theo.Robineon newspapers an unenviable notoriety. For match, for the ladies. This is the most S. S. Schramm, ROBERT BROGELMAN ten years nothing has been heard from beantifnl manner of table if decoration, bim by his old associates. There is no well (Successor to Frits ABrogelman) arranged and properly carried out OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. doubt that he bore a remarkable resemBut it is also the most expensive. C. F. blance to the assassin of Lincoln. Me Klunder in Ladies' Home Journal WEBER COCNTT OFFICLR8. limped with his right leg and wore long, Prnhete Judge A. C. Binhnn. Selectmen Lewis W Shurtliff, Joha Pincock, black hair, which those who suspected Ton Can Tell a Man from Hi Walk. jrred roy. P. him claimed was utilized to conceal a ClerkJ. Ledwidffn. We have professors who offer to read Recorder John O. Tyler. scar resulting from a wound inflicted by our characters by our handwriting, by Assessor Edwin Dix. , Boston Corbett, who claimed to have Treasurer John A. Boyle, of the lines on our faces, our expressions, St. shot Booth. San Francisco Call. Collector John V. Bluth. onr voices and what not It is a little Attorney L. R. Rogers. City Office at Cream City Meat Market. 25th St. Sheriff Gilbert R. Relnap. absurd, considering what dissemblers Ecclesiastical Wheat Fields. Coroner Marshal Alien. nature has to bo. in our it W. Faris. put power Surveyor R. Some months ago Presiding Elder F. You can tell much more about a man Superintendent of District Bcools Jos. Peery MAKING OF ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE A A. Burdick called a meeting of all the FIRST OODEN rRECINCT. OFFICERS PRECINCT from his walk. To begin with, after sufMethodist pastors of the Aberdeen disSPECIALTY. Justice of the Peace E. A. McDnnfcl. ficient his determine practice, you may Constable E. A- - Koch. trict in South Dakota, and put before SECOND OGDEN TREINCT. All orders by mail or wire eiven them the plan of sowing acres of wheat profession which is more than the attention. Telephone 53. PO. Bn657.prompt Jnstice of the Pence B. Ternes. interpreters dare pretend to, for the liquidation of the church debts. Phil Ford. Constable estiand a fair make afterward you may The pastors took to the idea, and after THIRO OODEN rRECINCT. A. E. Wetberbi. L. B. Baloh talk with their people found the farmers mate of the nature of the man. Justice of the Peace A. Perrin. I have D. read somewhat a in O. tale Sullivan. Constable which, would furnish the land and do the work FOURTH OODEN PRECINCT if the church would furnish the seed. wickedly, a bishop was introduced into Justice of the Peace Val tiitieon. an establishment of Turkish baths, The general societies of the church, Constable H. E. Steel. HUNTHVILLE PRECINCT. which have their headquarters in the whence his episcopal clothes were purKINDS loined by another bather, who left a Justice of the Peace Angus McKay. east, then took hold of the matter, and ablo Const Goorge E. Ferrin. Fresh lordof Meats, loud his suit for check plebeian Fish, Toultry and EDEN PRECINCT. shortly announced that the money for uame m beason. ship. The bishop made a great outcry, the seed should be forthcoming. Justice of the Peace E. B. Frorer. CouBtable John Gould. The Rev. Mr. Burdick said: "We hope but he could not convince the proprietor NORTH OODEN rRECINCT. . i OrtJora faLnn at i .1 to have at least forty acres of wheat on of the baths that he was really the bishop of Cecity. I'KOMPT TZ-."and not the other man. It was a heartJustice of the Feace James Storey. " Doamer. a every charge in the Aberdeen district, Constablo James specialty. Our Meat Wagon is a Market on wheels which calls at and on some as many as sixty. As a rending situation for the bishop, and HARRISV1LLE PRECINCT. uu .n. , t,utiv of he suit in had to the may seiecr. your own retire eventually matter of fact the church at Bath has Roods. It runs north jtu Justice of the Peace William G. Rawson, of 23d St. on Washington . m iiiii- - nun check, much humiliated. Constable James H. Taylor. tut) oeiicu. already started the ball rolling with plebeian Now if only the bath proprietor had PLAIN C1TT PRECINCT. 'IVI. No. 1.U311 AViishington Ave. sixty acres. The income from this source been a man of the Peace Justice in a of he talent, might will be applied altogether toward the B. Carver. Constable-Josi- ah moment have seen that the bishop was RIVERDALE PRECINfT. payment of church debts, and "I confiof better fortunes than the check worthy see to cleared several dently expect away suit Pence Richard Dye. of the Justice implied. He should have asked him Constable John Parker. before another winter." Cor. Minneapto walk unaffectedly once up and down UINTAH TRECINCT. olis Journal his largest room. An episcopal walk is Jnstice of the Peace Timothy Ken.' ill. Constable Byron L. Byben. no ordinary one. It would have declared Helping Electric Car I plilll. RANESVfLLB PRECINCT. him at All Round. Year once, the At Seattle there is about to be put into Just ice of the Wilson Poulter. operation a novel method of running The Kvll Eye. TEKASANT VIEW PRECINCT. The electric cars up steep grades. INVITATIONS, The Corsicans are not the only people Justice of the Peace W. H. Crnndall. electric railway there has a very II. Constable George Maycock. in the evil eye, who steep grade about 800 feet long, and for theworld is believe in the SLATER. II. LE PRECINCT. Turk so affected by it that he it has been found that the motors Justice of the Pence Jnmes Ilutchins. whatthinks extends t its influences it on the cars are inadequate to surConstable John J. Hutcuins. MARRIOTT rRECINCT. mount the hill. To correct the difficulty ever animals belong to him. Strings of Justice of the Peace Simon F. Halverson. & a small conduit about two feet square is coral are sold on the streets and said to Constablo Caleb Parry. constructed, and in this is to run a small be a preventive against the evil. It is LYNNE rRECINCT. car as a counter balance. Two ropes very curious to see the donkeys, crowds Jnstiee of the Peace Peter L, Sheruer. of with which are found in the streets, Constablo James Harrop. will be attached to the counter balance WILSON PRECINCT. car at the top. When an ordinary car strings of coral twisted in their tails. When he "gets in a violent rage the Justice of the Pence P. P. Bingham. is attached to the rope the counter balN. Drake. Daniel Constablo ance car runs down the hill, but when very worst thing that a Turkish gentleshops. WEST WEBER rRECINCT, man is the can his threaten with donkey Numerous lucrative offers were now the car reaches the top of the hill it runs Justice of the Teace J. V. Hurt. away of the jewels which protect Constablo Joseph Hogge. made Jacquard from abroad, particular- down on the other side, and aided by the taking him from the evil eye, for in this way he HOOPER PRECINCT. motor, it pulls up the counter balance will ly from England, but he preferred rehim over to all kinds of cruelty Justice of the Peace James Johnson. give antake to now is which in encar up ready himself maining Lyons, giving up Constablo Francis M. Belnap. and the possession of the demon. In tirely to his native town. Later on he other car. Boston Transcript the markets bits of laid coral are among purchased a small estate at Oullins, near the purple grapes or green vegetables Buffaloes for England. Commercial Publishing Co., 2404 Wash. Ave. Lyons, where he died Aug. 7, 1834, aged with the hope that good luck will come have Buffalo of park o The eighty-twproprietors years. to them and they will bring a higher It may be said that to Jacquard's in- received a cable from London ordering vention is due not only the greatness of three pair of young buffaloes to be sent price. New York Sun. Big" J It acSnowledgefl to England. Sir Joseph Naylord is the Lyons in the 6ilk world, but the trethe learlinar ramedr for Inconsistency. mendous expansion of the silk industry lii A purchaser, and he has been correspond0norrhrs il'nres Poet You said the other day in your lTo6DAYf.w The only sate remedy for the world over as well. Its influence, ing fur a long time to get these animals. tiiismbtMd not LencorrhoworWhitea. I prescribe it and feel has, however, not been confined to the The six buffaloes are sold at five hundred paper that poverty is not a crime. J (sum BtrMiore. Editor Well? safe in recommending it silk world, the weaving of cotton, linen, dollars each, the purchaser to pay the all sufeTera. to O THtt8UHEK verses Poet And yet you decline my ft' wool, jute, etc., having been affects alA. J. faTONER. Y. expense of crating and all other expenses liecansa rwr Cor. are poor. their simply with most as much as that of silk.-o- r. you to, : say they shipment. Dry connected m Sold Itr . Puck. QJoods Economist. Denver Republican. I'KICK $ 1 Time. . v....:. T i QRKEK MACM1LUN. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Deputiu. UTAH NATIONAL BANK Rj. SECRET SOCIETIES. im-mb- H. r. HKiFI.OW rwi.ot. JOHN A. BOYLE. Vkw President A. P. BlUfcLOW. t wbier. Kc , R. WHITE. JAKE aanasd t.' o. k. 0. u. w. S.1UI j. airaiuti. Ijr.xim, Jkevad. UliWJMisuimMltut, A HJ. .... Bttta. . Oflic: n K.T. tuodmnm ft4 r. LAWYERS. JEOXAKD " CO, ARCHITECTS, OffW. nam IA. 17 and IS u. ' ,a i (J'i" iHAMtjt. R.A.M. fwi4. an4 dttuMLa I'll. J)EC0IUT1OX m4 ,j AND BUILDERS. Plant. in it ITH. iDEV, 8200,000.00 Capital. j&urplu. s SlTERISTLNrEICT. A.ND Vrr-per- s MASONIC. thti LOiajE. Jtttt. LT.tLX. ttrla Kkatucvn tn4 1)I nt Vicn-Pre- CITIZENS' BANK CAPITAL, - CHICAGO Sausage Works! Foot 1 125 dminiatratVa Bond Executors' Bond A A a A H C A 37(5 501 502 373 475 476 76 377 78 2 572 " A A A A A SO letters of Guardianship Order Appointing Hearing... Testimony of A Testimony of Applicant Order appointing Adm'r.... A commissioner's court blanks. Summons BherifTsRale Constable's Rale Order for Deft to appear and show cause A Citation for Garnishee A Affidavit for Citation for Garnishee A Writ of Execution A DISTRICT COURT BLANKS. 10 Affidavit for Claim and Delivery personal property 525 Undertaking on Clai-.and Delivery of personal property 52G Undertaking for Return to Deft, Claim and Delivery personal property: 77 Complaint on Claim and Delivery personal property.... A A A A MINING BLANKS. 325 350 400 401 Mining Deed Notice of Location of Claim. Proof of Labor Power of Att'y to Locate and Sell MISCELLANEOUS 377 75 325 A A A A BLANKS. Official Bond and Oath A Chattel Mortgage C A Marriage Certitkate Promissory Notes, Books of 50 and 100. Receipts, Books of 50. Rent Receipts, Books of 100. Drafts, Books of 100. Other Blanks conntAnt.lv Vwu to the above list Boston Meat Market. $3000i .1- A PROBATE COI RT BLANKS. Twentieth HjLL A A ny fairly Inf 'Hiiro t a na , rrMii6f either who. ' """w i ennui IPfiuarS ft TiwrlntM th Mtattfon orAtnplnrmenUt whfrh yon cn ram that amount. P.o money fw roe unlrw aucceeafut abore. Knally eod qulr klv in on, one worker trom e h diilrict or county. taurhi n4 ptotMH with emplnriiifnt m tirtm hlreerjy nmfwr.whn ere mekinir o MOW rrarMrti It a li at once, ' rm CALLKV Hoi rw 4SO. AnCnntn, Maine, 1 Wedding Goods, Peace-Const- A pamphlet of Information i""1 Y3!fn nuNN k"joi able Programmes Visiting ll f dsi nr I free.. CO. Droatwtr. new era. i and u Viia',9uief without inconvenience. 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