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A PERFECT NEWSPAPER

, publish ALL THE NEWS promptly and
succinctly and in the most readable form,
without elision or partisan bias; to discuss
its significance with frankness, to keep AN
OPEN EYE FOR pubic ABUSES, to
give besides complete record of current
thought fancies and discoveries in all de
partments of human activity in its DAILY
EDITIONS of from 10 to IA PAGES, and to
provide the whole for its patrons at the
nominal price Of ONE CENT-that was
from the outset, and viii continue to be
the aim Of THE RECORD"
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more astonished than ever eve no
doubt that he'd buy you a bicycle
now "
mo, he won't He thinks two hun
dred a year quite enough for girl to
spend No; | shall have to buy my own
bicycle. y
Mr.. johnson took the quill pen out of
his mouth and scratched his head with
the feathered end of it.
I'm afraid your father wouldn / APP
prove ma am he begaf
"Oh. bat he's not to know. You
know This is n little deal Just between
You and me. After all it's not getting
things on credit is it? Because the
money will really be mine when You We
lent 1t TO me, won it,
"Ie-es. answered Mr. Johnson.
"Ye-es.
That's all right, them" said Miss
Lattimer triumphantly well, have
got to sign any papers or anything,
Mr johnson -
1t is usual TO make inquiries before
completing
"Oh, but | We no time for inquiriesl =
exclaimed Miss Lattimer. We got to
meet a friend at The cycle agent $ III an
hour. Oh Lock hercl FL leave You my
card Mr. johnson, in case you want
my address "
Mr. Johnson looked at the bit of
pasteboard and then at Miss Lattimer
Something impelled him to rise and un-
laal- G., ,,rl,f u -, q
the office. He fumhled about and final
y produced four Go notes, new from
the Bank of England
"Well ma am. - said Mr.. johnson,
''it isn't my usual way of doing bust
ness. hut and thore he paused, utter
ly unable to explain matters TO himself
when did You say you could pay it
back. ma am9.'
ooh. ON the LIST of July, replied
Miss Lattimer That's scarcely Il
MONTH is itr''
"Then | may expect To see you on
the lat of July. ma fanny" said Mr.
johnson, laying down the notes.
Certainly you may exclaimed
Miss Lattimer delightedly Thanks
awfully +" She stuffed the notes into n
geld mounted purse and smiled at Mr.
johnson with all the innocent pleasure
of child who has got what it wants
''But we haven't arranged anything
haven | to sign "A paper or anything y
81 think, " said Mr. johnson slowly.
that we'll leave that over until You
pay tho money, ma am I'll only
charge you reasonable interest for such
short loan OF course, ina am you Il
not mention this little transaction 10
anybody, he added anxiously I'VE
always keep these matters quiet very
quiet .
ooh, To he sufeI laughed the girl
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GRASSES.
Are these the fairy hosts.

Are these the fairy hosts,
The million marching men,
Who after fogs and frosts
Sprang up in glade and glens
Their spears were silver gray,
Their javelins gold and green,
That like "A fountains 5 spray
Shattered the Hight between.
Their banner the wild rose
Or heneysuckle bright,
Terrible TO their foes
When they went out To fight.
Now sweet, 80 sweet, In death
They lie, like autumn leaves,
With all their golden breath
Gathered in golden sheavea.
Nov sweet. so sweet. they lilo
With all their oomcly length,
Piled high In heaps so high
And withered all their strength,
Alaek, that goodly show
OF spears and elaives and swords.
That Maytino long ago,
When these were bolted lordsl
Pail Mall Gazette.
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Poor B8siness.

An old gravedigger who lived in II
village at the foot Of the Grampians
was one day complaining about the
dullness Of times
MAN. John, is trade that bad wi
YET" said a syInpalhizing neighbor
Bad" returned John bringing his
staff down with an impatient gesture
~ havena buried a leeyin sow this sax
Weeks
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During the middle ages, when the
aristocracy Of Florence and Venice was
30 tyrannous to its dependents muir
der was considered as small crime
and poisoning was 80 skillfully effected
that many people lived almost entirely
on boiled eggs
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TnxatIon In Ghiuu.

The Chinese are perhaps the most
lightly taxed people in the world. In
China all the land belongs to the State,
and triling sum per acre--never al
tered through long centures-is paid
as rent. This is the only tax in the
cents per head yearly
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Tho Quickest Wink.

Experiments have been going on
with an ingenious machine which shuts
over mans eye so that the eyelid as
It wnks opens and closes a chrome
graph. So far the quickest wink on
record is about sixth OF second
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"Flossie, may | have this little
hand" said Reggie.
"Oh. dear boy, this is So
This little handful of violets from
your bouquetr' continued Reggie,
who had been interrupted.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JONAS J W0RMAN, DEcEAsED.
Pursuant to the order Of O II. Sproul,
on the twenty-sixth day OF November, A. D.,
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
eight, notice is hereby given to all persons
NORMAN, late Of the County of Hunterdon, de-
ceased, to present the same, under oath or aftir,
nation, to the subscriber, administrator OF said
OF said order: and any creditor neglecting
to bring in and exhibit his or her claim tunder
oath or afiirmationl, within the time 50
limited will be forever barred of his or her
action therefor against the said Administrator
Dated Nov 26, A. ID. 1898
m WILLIAM L AMEY, Administrator
Nov 40 ISgs-gt
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Calling the Raise.
Ah a.

Bookkeeper Striking for more sal
ary)-I've been with you for twenty
years, cir.
Enployer-Yes, know; Pm a very
patient man.
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In the Paris morgue 695 bodies were
exposed last year OF these 347 had
been fished out Of the Seine.
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In tho river Llano. in Texas. islands
of floating sand are sometimes seen
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A NJ Buying renting Selling Exchanging Type
IA writers Of all kinds forbusiness, family and
orivate use. Also buying and exchanging job aud
add lots of merchandise, lumber, machinery, ETC.,
nd especially slow and dead stock Advise wants
and offerings. Everything is salable somewhere.
II. H. MANSFIELD,
PAS Broadway, New York.
May 20, 1896,
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Fifty Gents

for the Camera, with complete outfit for pho
tographing and developing Send to-day for
full particulars regarding this remarkable
offer, as it is extremely limited. The Camera
is thoroughly high grade and first-class in
every respect, fitted with oil modern inn
provements, and is guaranteed as represent
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VALUABLE
House and Lot for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his house on
Bridge street, near Main. Its location is de-
sirable and the price is reasonable. Apply to
A ], LANSISG.
Lambertville, Sept 2l, 1899
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Training Tor the Event.

"Why, professor. wasn't aware that
YOU went in for athletics TO this ex.
tent"
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The Pioneer
one cent morning newspaper in the United
States, The Record still LEADS WHERE
OTHERS FOLLOW

Witness its unrivaled average daily circula-
iion exceeding 10000 copies, and an aver
age exceeding 10000 copies for its Sunday
editions, while limitations Of its plan Of
publication in every important city of the
country testify to the truth of the asser
tion that in the quantity and quality of its
contents, and in the price at which it is
sold The Record" has established the
standard by which excellence in journal
ism must be measured.
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Co. Historical Society
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. s.ys a-opsnins gucss "a vh.s
The professional element inel,nsd TO ss,l On the
theory that the recent advance had aeoss rsaehsSd
s =: s.,. s s% X: ssass, a'a'i asa s Sss
news decidedly bullisA. and sson after tile
cf~uins : married falling on Ia oasr,nYs soeh
sSvsnc. r..as.d Soms ssr,asnsss sas shown
:, ser'rs'eer shcsss, and the sprssd hetwsca
a!.p's~le. and peSe,ns, w'asoed =, one time 70
10 Kenmore current ~ q squeeze in Sep
tsmh-v. ssd IN Increase At only Vucce bushels
w the contract ssssas tended to increase the un.
slemen, continued 20 sci and though offerings
wew well aescsesi Tor some time. the shcrt cell.
We ana proe. taking ultimately w..sA,sa down
the mathet. and In the afternoon price, Aowy
s.. mad. the iSs',s , On sa.S.,. "'' III. va,
" are. IT, sssS ''i sss sa sss s ss
aud tsts hishs, mi, had ssSsias~sie saecs
owvr 81 'Aet'Ne. advanced ir-sularly "a ;sac. and
later dsslined 10 N. slosias II that Pre-. Sep
,smner 'c,a between 'ss and 'Ns. and elcs~d X
Corn vas aa,.s active Tho marie, early vas
stfans; principally In sympathy With whs.. There
Ard Nav ssp..y 10, sss 1 s,oss. s.s sss%Sss
y" cns,sd nhstslly At Ss Nv eoecsrns supposed TO
ss as he'asr The marie. Sas heavy late IN
ssr.mssr Closed y issss s'S Me- lower " W.
with GOD sised trade EMly . so,d advance
tcot place on scsA general hayins hut late.
prons taking, witch started when other mA,kets
TUNED downward, tssa,ed In a less II an the al.
vance The cash demand wAA essd. and ~. ouo
bushels we're ssken here tor Shipment
Provisions In the main we're arm with fair
trade Heavy sales n lard tcs export wsFv 70.
ported, which made PACKERS large buyers tce octo-
Der rreiucs and resulted In a steady marAet all
around Thew wNs q disp~i,icn ~ sell January
On tho ANAL rallies ti,err,ol reported Il al.
vance on hams and hscons January rotk closed
unchanged At va; January lard, ssosse higher a
cNaawt and January ribs. ~ lower At $40
The iead,ns Futures saasca a. follows;
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marhss r. ~ frv0 the esse pssess q ths DxsAa.
With the elaas veAh q . net decline n bGoe Nay
ess>~d a. ~. Nsvssmss ftr sad pscs26s NJ
WUs-rNm
Uy>-pwn
CcA~v- Opuc~e sasnpd unchanged b pctrss lCuss.
eal~ - hagA msladaas aeCs~mhss and O~tonsr.
AiS. De~vabss. 1 ~ March. 4 ter Srcs-Rte dun
bit steady MiA-Qusss and featsrvl~n
sugar Raw s~reuaar and acninAL Reaasd-pSu
and harv,y sseady
Metals.
In quiet vay tin cvassnas~ 10 fcsse steadily NJ
Vsrd and today cics~A arm 81 the advaAce lead
sho~et . esstes underscne and incr~Ased activity
arster vent "a . shAde andar lAeA a huysrs and
selling p~~ssa~. the latter growing cut q unsAvw.
ahls csaleA Lahe copp~s and rsG ira wses sadly
aeUi~ctsd ana quite featutvlsss.
rrS irun-~W ArAnts duh and nusninAL en
Ccpper~tshe duh. sNN
TN Higher hut quiet, "a SoAN
sreite~~ EAsy, n Mo- g.
L~sa~Ftym " ss<ss ct TIE arm that Asc the
s~lilns rries fw miasss and smclseu quotes lead ~
- - a. The clos.
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Ncaey vas b far dsaAnA. ~ small suppay. n
eAnh did tan baasaesa tn diseouns
DPe0GoeU0n.
LIVERPOOL sope 2-Weeat-Na ri spcA
wsAtrs, arm. - Id: No Northern spring. arm.
= "a fasrrs axm: Sscesnhs. - iold: Dscsm-
~. n a.; March. - ~
CUa-srs A1srseaa MIXED. ~. er1. - "a.
cid. n Ia rasnres Qusee; SereentsR. - ~:
October, - ia, November. - IA
Reresra q wheat during PAST thres days. StS.a ~
eensals, Including N,se American: do corn. IL -
Clsstag oaetatioas.
LONDON Sept A-Canadiaa Pacific. -: uuisa
Pacific pssfsxred. ~. 0raAd Trunk. 70; AnacondA
~
Bas silver unchanged. ETA Money. u pr cnA
= . 9
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Sere A-Today's ssassnsnA q
the condition II the treasury shews:
Available cash balance. 81 - "a
N010 yyeetve s9AV6As ~
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VANCOUVER Il. c.. Sept. E-There -
another company seeking control Of the
salmon industry OF this province. 1t u
cured oc,.ons for an Enclish COMPANY on
several Of the cAnnertes On the river for
the purpose OF effectins = combine. Moth
Ing lately has been done by the MeGovern
syndicate % New York people, but they
have secured several options. and develop
ments are now being awaited from New
York and the old country.
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VICTORIA, II, G.. Sept. E-The steam.
er Tres. os the Canadian Pacific Navigation
lire. reached Union this morning from the
north and proceeded to Vancouver.
IL, NJ. =, Leander reached here last night
from CallAo, One seaman. &. 3. Fletcher
died at Callao from drinking q native de-
coction. She alSo salved the Australian
steamer Tennasueean At CallAo.
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Rapture
vaflcocele,
loSt
mallllccd
Cured.

When sn Others; fail consult the old Doctors
A
lowing :eases CANCERS riI rs FsruLA TuMoRs xi
tuss Paralysis We furnish sIaaqes for the
ptmpes impedmens Marriage also Bleed and skin
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TIE pan ~ burn or scsld 10 als.o~.
instantly relieved ~ applying cnamhsr-
lslr's pain Balm II also heals re IN,
tar.d parts more quickly then any osA~v
trsesmsas- and urlsss the burn . VERY
severe does not leave q scar For saie
u 81 deAlsrn
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street ifeistsse ~ fuaiewtas chsnss~ In sssastls
sarri.rx is.s ~stwrA.s
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t1saes fnse~ss ~ 10 s~.Nsts tsssl serrss ~.
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Taeess srt seattle tnassss~a - ~ t1sAsss last
General Qsessssoas.
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tss ss@sft 49, faisf 1sist sts -ts@~f sa~>ts
p ~~ef~tts wtsA vh.sa
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2 s-t = $50 ~ tfffrs tffsi7~us ssrss~A
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Daley Products.
en- the rrnae's e,ehsns, today tho butter mar.
net "" nrn Creamery, isssstc, dairy, AslA
Che~-e Firm, uAiik
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THE NJ o. Company vii cpsn Thur
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ARE You GOING EAST,
Call =, the Northern Pacific Once Seat.
We ana MAKE Arrangements Effective
sspssre~r i2tS rate % Chicago Sxs al
ard All rcir's In the Ess, in properties.
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CNah Quotations.
f1cur-tirm
Wheat Nc = spring eslssic; Ne . rrA, yNc.
Corn No I: N.c; No yellow, Nc
oats No a. sskaase. No, white, sac: No 4
rive Ma Z Wc
Harley No 0 tnsisc
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Clover Mia
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tho Rainicr-Grana.

W. r. whiteomh PVland VIM. Irving, Mona
Mu, W z. Whisccnah. do Alex Lonrnot. do
J, A. Fullerton, vancr. 4. r. Davis. do
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TACOMA sea- wheat ss4Ysals Az ~ SO
FsfF~sss tsrssfees vs~e risatfal NJ eksaa~
urses t1ah 50 tlasttfn sise
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