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THE MARKET



Beans. dry. per ewt s1a5aa ans;
sack. 7seafLOo. cabbage, (iqiE G:
cauiinowsr. per dor. .fssc or 90:
garlic. new. Sc. onions. yellow,
per ID. 2ho, parss@y. per doz.
goa &c, peppers. California. si.0e
q i25; spinach. Per crate. 800;
turnips, sack. 7EeGii.0os rutabagas.
per sack, I5cSftettuee. dollhouse. $3.50
q i.60, tomgtoes. sl8oGi.50. celery.
per doz. so soc. carrots. per sack.
50usse; plant per H.. &c.
Yakima potatoes, f2242s: CAL
ifornia potatoes. .i7b0diS0e:
white River potatoes. 1880: sweet
potatoes. in sacks. sfs6Its5: par
snips. 800. Natercress. dozen
punches. use. cucumbers. 75cdSI.2B.
radishes, per doz. Zoe. pumpkins.
per ID, lie; squash. per 10, &c. arti-
chokes. per dor, T5c.
Fruits.
perslmmons. sI2B: bananas.
per bunch. t25ed3. dates, per 10.
~ Gee; figs. y Id bricks. I76.
firs. ie-lb cartoons, coo 75c: grape
fruit. per box. t2.oo; lemons. choice
and fancy. s2sOd 500. oranges.
seeding. $500 rs. navel oranges.
fasbQ $50. oranges. Valencia. s3b0
az. oranges. Jap. per bale. ii.s5m
si.95; pears, il0o; apples, cooking.
40d 75c: apples. fancy, 75c6fi .2b:
.crnubcrries. $500 10. huokleber-
ries, per h., Sc: ounces. per box.
$3.50. pom egrunates. half orange
cases, s2.75; plneapplcs. per do2..
$3.50. strawberries. per crate. s..
Butter and Chess.
oregon cheese, 12Ac. Eastern.
Ice: Washington cheese. lac. cream
brick cheese. lee: butter. native
creamery, 32c. eastern, in tubs, &c.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 3t.-Dlatrict
Attorney Jerome said this morning
Nan Patterson will be- tried
again. In the meantime no bail
Will Do accepted. This IL final"
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Major Seth w. Clark. aged 72
years. died at his family residence.
1917 Belmont avenue. this morning
AZ 1913 o'clock. Ito leaves two
daughtera. who ara now Ia Fair
banks. Alaska.
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William r, Frazer. of 1901 Tenth
avenue south. was held up and
robbed OF SIS at o'clock this morn
Ing on the Grant street bridge Two
robbers and revolver figured in
the hold-up.
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Feed.

Oats. per ton. t2sa IS. bran. por
ton. 3l9.s0a2i. barley. rolled. per
ton. fZ4dzB. feed wheat. per ton.
s31a 81. dairy chop feed. per ton. SIS
q $50 oil meal. per ton. S33s best
chop. 325a .. whole corn. ton. txs q
-. cracked corn. per ton, t280 ~:
feed corn meal. per ton. 1zs; shorts.
per ton. szIaz7.
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MAYOR IS
INDICTED

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. 3l.-The
county grand jury has voted an in
dictment against Mayor G.. II. Will
liams. charged with malfeasance in
office. The charges are based upon
the failure OF the mayor to enforce
the laws In permitting gambling.
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Patent. per Dbl, tiTs; Crown
$50 Minnesota hard wheat, 81,
PlllabuFy. IS Pillsbury'a Best, gsi
standard Dakota. 50. Olympic. ffes,
Electric. f475. Holly. f47s. Colder
Northwest. 81. Electric Light. t7.75l
Cold Medal 1915 Top Notch. t4.t6
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Whole wheat. los. per bale. 1910.
whole wheat flour. per Dbl, sfz5.
graham. per Dbl. -. graham. los.
bbi.. Sc. rye flour. los per bale.
per bbl. 1850. buckwheat. per bale.
rye meal, per bale. 1850: buekwheat.
per bbl.. 81 buekwheat. per bale.
i3.75. corn meal. On. per bale. $40
corn meal. Sos. per Dbl. 81 yellow
corn meal. los. per bale. 81 10. white
corn meal. Cos. 81 rolled oats. per
Dbl. 81 e. Co. t5.75 wheat Takes.
box rs lbs. t2.2o. farina. per Dbl.
$3.50. farina. lob. sacks. per bale.
81. hominy. large. per Dbl. $40.
hominy. small. los. bale. 81 60. Holly
self raising buckwheat. 3g1za. case,
1875. pearl barley. 25-ib. boxes.
1870. pearl barley. ie0-ib. sacks. 81
split peas. s4.6od5. popcorn. per esst-,
1850. cracked wheat. per bale, s.
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solea. &c. black col. &c. ling cod.
&C.. crabs. tIH1-7b. clans. open
shipment. 100: claims. per sack,
ii75. oysters. Olympia. per sack.
81 60: open bulk per gallon.
sz50. salmon, 7Msc. salmon
trout f5cs skinned perch.
&c. Hhrimps. Mioc. founders.
Sc. herring. Be-. Holsters. l7Mc;
smelt. Sc. sturgeon. Sc. black bass,
7c. haiibut. e97e. perch. &c; rock
cod. &c.
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Hay.

Eastern Washington timothy. sia
q 20. alfalfa. ti2.50a -. wheat
hay. SIS Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. i2Z. Puget sound
hay. fI4E0n IE
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Brazil. per ID. tsM1fc. cocoanuts,
per dozen. soc. chestuufa. Italian.
izhc. chestuuts. Ohio. per H., iecl
chestuutH. California. ibc wainute.
English. f1cs pecana. iaMtfc; fill
bertH. &c. black waiuuta, &c. hick-
DRY nuts. &c. butternutH.. &C.. pea
nuts. 5n Zoe iumbos. lie. Al
monds. izhMi7e. California wal
nuts. 10 BE
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Poultry Food.

OYFfeF ahells. IVVs. ION. vi dam
shells. 1908. 500. bone meal, zoos.
So. graduated bones. ic0s. 332. on
25s and 50s 81 per ton higher.
Grain ard Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt si4boG ib {.
alEike. choice. 81. white clover. SIS
als. timothy. per ewt. ~ 70
as. orchard grass. fii. red top. $50
10. English rye grass, IS. Italian rye
grass, $. bronze grass. tla. tail
meadow oaf grass. SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. 81. pasture mixture.
upiands. fio4i2
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been based thereon. This event was the
irruption of Stonewall Jackson in the Shen-
andoah Valley. The keen-eyed soldier at
the head of the main Confederate army,
discerning the intended junction between
Mcdowell and Mcclellan quickly seized
his opportunity, and intrusted the execu-
tion of a bold coap to that vigorous Lieu
tenant who had already made the Valley
ring with his exploits.
JACKSON SWEPT THE VALLEY.
Jackson, on retiring from his last raid
in the Shenandoah Valley, which had end
ed in his repulse by Shields at Winchester
(March 20, had retreated up the Valley
by way of Harrisonburg, and turning to
the Blue Ridge, took up position between
the south fork of the Shenandoah and
Swift Run Gap. Here he was retained by
Johnston, after the main body of the Con-
federate army had been drawn in toward
Richmond. Jackson was joined by Ewell's
Division from Gordonsville on the 30th
April. and at the same time he received the
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only the reverberations Of the guns OF the
redoubtable Jackson. To head on Jack
son, il possible to catch Jackson, seemed
now the one important thing; and the re-
suit OF the cogitations of the Washington
strategists was the preparation 9f what the
strap" for the willy fox who was master
of every gap and gorge in the Valley Now
this pretty scheme involved the converglng
movements of Fremont from the west, and
Mcdowell from the east, upon Strasburg:
The two columns moved rapidly; they had
almost effected junction on the 31st but
that very day Jackson, falling back from
Harper's Ferry, slipped between the two,
and made good his retreat up the Valley,
leaving his opponents to follow in long
and fruitless chase, all the time day be-
hind him.
JACKSON BEAT FREMONT AND SHIELDS.
The pursuers did their best they pushed
on, Fremont following in the path OF Jack
son up the Valley of the Shenandoah; while
Mcdowell sent forward Shields's Division
by the lateral Luray Valley, with view
to head him off when he should attempt to
break through the gaps of the Blue Ridge.
Jackson reached Harrisonburg on the 9th
of June; Fremont the next day. There
Jackson diverged eastward to cross the
Shenandoah at Port Republic, the only
point where there was bridge. Shields
was moving up the east side of the river,
was close at hand, and might prevent his
crossing, or might form a junction with
Fremont Both results were to be pre-
vented. Jackson threw forward his own
division to Port Republic (June y to
cover the bridge; and left Ewell's Division
five miles back on the road on which Ere
mont was following-the road from Har-
risonburg to Port Republic. Next day Fre-
mont attacked Ewell's five brigades, with
the view of turning his right and getting
through to the bridge at Port Republic te
make junction with Shields. At the same
time Shields attacked the bridge on the
east side, to make junction with Fremont.
The result was that Ewell repulsed Ere
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FIFTH KENTUCKY INFANTRY
BRIGADE WooDsD FOURTH CoRPs
j. Co..
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on the left bank. By he 18th, Sumner.
had hs d. constructed CO. ss n two hiassD for the
when the Confedesate commander as
sumed the initiative On the 31st, no pro-
vision was made for the crossing Of the
right wing, and the reinforcement Of that
wing by the left involved q detour OF %
miles-a distance quite too great for the
emergency e Of Of ~ battle Msteriah ii s for three three
bridges(0 to be used in the passage Of the
right wing were indeed prepared, and by
the 2Sth of Mayo these bridges were all
ready to be laid. But, meantime, they
were not laid, and the two wings were
suffered to remain. separated by the
Chfckahominy, and without adequate
means Of communication.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

thence (2) detecting to the right three de-
grees hfty-one minutes and running South
seventy nine degrees forty-seven minutes
West sixty-two and ninety-one one-hun-
dredths feet (62-91-100); thence (s) forming
an inner angle of ninety-one degrees
twenty-five minutes and running North
eight degrees forty eight minutes West
i've hundred and sixty-five and forty-one
one-hundredths feet l565-4i- IOOl: thence
az parallel with the first line North
seventy five degrees. fifty-six minutes East
four hundred and twenty live and one
tenth feet (425-1-10) to the middle ar M
road leading toward Montville; thence (5)
parallel with the Srd. line along the
middle 81 said road South eight degrees
forty eight minutes East five hundred
and sixty nine and six-tenths feet
G5o9-6.lO) TO the place of Beginning.
be the said several dimensions more
or less. Containing exclusive Of the
ianu occupied BY roadway five acres The
before mentioned roads are fifty (5Ol
feet In width, being twenty-five (25) Feet
on each side of the center line described as
the hrst, second and fifth line of this con
veyance. Being the same premises con
veyed to the party OF the second part by
Anna Catharine Lathrop, individually
and as Executrix, etc., by deed dated Sep
TENDER 6, 1900, and recorded In the office
OF the Clerk Of the County of Morris on
the 18th day of September, 1900 In Book
Lie Of Deeds for said County, page 1866.
Dated May rs, 1904.
ABRAHAM RYERSON,
Jerseyman & Bulletin. Sheriff.
Prs. fees 14.40 SO
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Avenue distant two hundred and fifty
feet In Southerly direction measured
along the Westerly side line of Speed
well Avenue from the intersection Of the
Southerly side line Of Cutler Street with
the Westerly side line Of SpeedwelI Ave-
nue.; thence running South eight degrees
and twenty minutes West along the
Westerly side line of Speedwel Avenue
tlfty-One feet and eighty hundredths of q
foot to the NOrtherly side line OF Speed
we'll Place; thence running along the
NOrtherly side line of Speedwell Place
North sixty-nine degrees and twenty
seven minutes West two hundred feet
thence North eleven degrees and twenty
six minutes East fifty one feet and thirty
hundredths of foot; thence South sixty
nine degrees and twenty-seven minutes
East one hundred and ninety-seven feet
and twenty-three hundredths of foot to
the Westerly side line of Speedwell Ave-
nue. to the point of Beginning.
Being thd same property conveyed by
Joshua Q. Sanders and wife to Heman
Andrew by deed dated November "a,
1894 recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Of Morris In Book MIA of deeds
pages $3.50 etc. And subject to the restric-
tions therein mentioned
THE SECOND LOT: Beginning at q
point In the Northerly side line OF Speed
we'll Place said point being two hundred
feet in Westerly direction from the
intersection OF the Northerly side line OF
Speedweu Place with the Westerly side
line Of Speedwell Avenue; thence run
ming ~ North eleven degrees and twenty
six minutes East one hundred and fifty
two feet; thence (2) North sixty nine
degrees and twenty seven minutes West
forty two feet and eleven hundredths of a
foot; thence go South nineteen degrees
and forty five minutes West one hundred
and hfty-tw0 feet to the Northerly side
line Of SpeedwelI Place; thence az along
the Northerly side line of Speedwell
Place South sixty nine degrees and
twenty seven minutes East sixty-four
feet and eight tenths OF foot to the
place Of Beginning.
Being the same property conveyed to
the said Herman B. Andrew by Samuel
Eddy and wife by deed dated December
81, 1895, recorded in U-14 of deeds pages
598 ETC.
Dated June 80, 1904.
ABRAHAM RYERSON,
Sheriff.
Jerseyman and Record. P. f. SIG 20 So 5
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SHERIFFS SALE.

In CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Between Sarah r. Jennings, Complainant,
and Marie B. Gray and William e.
Gray, her husband, Edward p Hatch.
doing business under the firm and style
of Lord & Taylor, and Robert A. Beach,
Defendants
FL ia. for sale Of mortgage premises.
Returnable to October Term, A. o., 1904
EDWIN G. ADAMS, Solicitor.
DY virtue of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri Facias in my hands. / shall ex-
pose for sale at Public Vendue, at the
Court House. In Morristown, n. j., on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF JULY,
next, A. D., 1904, between the hours OF II
m. and O'Clock p. M, that Is to say at 2
oclock In the afternoon Of said day, all
that tract or parcel of lands and premises
situate, lying and being in the Borough of
Florham Park, in. the County of Morris
and State of New Jersey, Beginning at q
stake in the middle of the late Newark
and South Orange Turnpike Road, the
outside westerly line of Elias p. Genung's
homestead farm. and running thence ~
with the line and lands of Charles Matt
hews, or late his, South thirty five degrees
West seven chains and eighteen links to
an Easterly corner OF Milford A. Hop
pings land In stone fence; thence (2)
South thirty-three degrees West eight
Westerly corner of said Genung's farm on
the line Of Joseph A. Hopping's land, late
Daniel Meelsers; said stake Is by the last
course six links to the left of white oak
stump named in deed as white oak tree;
ehence (3) with Joseph A. Hopping's land
and line South sixty-two degrees and
thirty minutes East three chains and
thirty-one links to stake and stone for a
corner of Silas p. Genung's land. four
and ninety-four hundredths acre lot, late
Elias p. Genung's thence "a with the line
OF said lot North thirty-fivs degrees and
thirty minutes East fourteen chains and
ninety-three links to q stake for the
Northerly corner Of said Silas p. Genung's
lot. late William S. Genung's, In the
middle Of said road; thence (5) on said
road with lands of Elias p. GenunE, North
fifty two degrees and thirty minutes West
three chains and thirty-one links to the
place Of beginning.
Also the following goods and chattels.
viz:
In Dining Room Extension Table,
Hair cloth Sofa, Sideboard, Chairs,
Lamp, Stove, Rug, Chinaware.
In Kitchen:-Range, Oil Stove, China
ware, Tinware, Knives and Forks, all
Kitchen Utensils.
In Cellar:- Refrigerator, Lot OF Wood
In Parior:-Hair-cloth Sofa, Chairs,
| Watnot. Small Table, Rug.
In Bedroom on first hoor:-Black wal
nut Bedstead, Book Shelves, 2 Wooden
Lawn Seats.
! On second floor Bedroom Suit Of three
pieces Cherry Bedstead, Bureau and
Washstand. with Bedding; Sewing Ma
chine. Black-walnut Wardrobe, 2 Bed.
steads, 2 Bureaus, Stand, Cot, Lot Of
Bedding.
In Attic;--1 Bedstead, Crib.
Also all shades, rugs, mating, carpet
and all other personal property now in
the house on the lands conveyed to said
Marie B. Gray by said Sarah n. jennings
In Stable: Two seated Blackboard and
lot OF Tools and Farming Utensils and
Implements. Also all other personal
property therein
Dated May Goth, 1904
ABRAHAM kYERSON,
Jerseyman g. Chatham Press Sheriff
Prs. fees 1920 so
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Cleansing Agents.

There Is simple scientific formula
that will cover all the subject Of kitch-
en- cleaning namely, use soaps which
contain fats and aikalis with all tex
tile fibers and soft porous wood, such
as pine tables, floors, etc, and some
form OF potash or acid with all polish
ed surfaces Never use soap in a cot
feepot or frying pan.
Acids are best for glass, but the dan
ger Of strong acids renders them unde-
sirable. If, however, good house
keeper Will keep some form Of lump
acid In jar and prepare weak solu-
ton, the cleaning Of glass will be great
~ facilitated and, we'll rinsed, the
glass will take bright polish House
Beautiful.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN CHANcERY OF New JERSEY

IN ChANCEh1 Ot NEW ObhoE1
Between Daniel n. Skellenger, Complain
ant, and Mary Ann Hall, Charles L.
He'll and Hattie B. Hall, his wife; James
+. Hall and Iantheia Hall, his wife; De-
PENDANTS.
FL. ia. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable to Oct. Term, A. D., 1904.
IRVING e. SALMON, Solicitor.
DY virtue of the above stated writ OF
I'D Fieri Facias in my hands, shall ex
pose for sale at Public Vendue at the
Court House. in Morristown, N. j., on
MONDAY. the 25th DAY OF JULY,
next, A. D., 1904, between the hours of ~
m. and O'Clock p. M, that is to say at 3
O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day. all
that tract or parcel of land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate,
lying and being in the township Of Wash
ington, In the County OF Morris and State
of New Jersey ;-butted and bounded as
follows:
Beginning at stone in the middle Of
the great road leading from said premises
to Drakestown; and running thence a.
north seventy degrees east, three chains
and seventy seven links to black oak;
(2) north sixty-six degrees east four chains
and forty four links TO black oak; (8)
north forty-six degrees east six chains
and eighty-two links; ca north sixty de-
grees east one chain and ffty-nine links to
5 stone near cherry tree; (5) south fifty
seven degrees east seven chains and fifty
links to a bunch of chestnut saplings; (6)
south thirty-seveD degrees east eleven
chains and fifty links to black oak; ~
north sixty degrees and thirty minutes
east twenty-five chains to black oak
stump; (8) north sixteen degrees west
eight chains and eighty seven links to a
rock oak; (9) north forty mine degrees east
ten chains and forty six links to q heap Of
arr Tn tn
Jacob Weise; (10) by the line Of the same
south twenty-five degrees east sixteen
chains and ninety links to hickory sap
ling and heap of stones; (ll) south fifty.
two degrees west twenty seven chains and
forty-three links to stake; (12) south
thirty-five degrees west six chains and
forty-five links to stone; (13) south fifty
five degrees west, eighteen chains and
twenty links to stake and stones; (l4) as
the needle pointed on the eleventh day of
June last past, north thirty one and half
degrees west eighteen chains to corner
to the lot occupied by the widow OF the
said deceased; (15) south eiRhty-six and a
half degrees west ninety-four links 20 Q
o ,rner; (l6) north seven degrees east three
chains and forty-seven links to corner
In the road; Q7) north eighty-two and q
half degrees west one chain and three
| links; (lSl north thirty-one and half de-
grees west ten chains and eighty-six links
| to the place of Beginning Containing
| one hundred acres and hve-hundredths of
| an acre OF land, be the same more or less.
| And being the same tract Of land and
| premises conveyed by the said Abraham
/ Biby and Jacob bird, executors as afore-
/ said, to the said Thomas J. Lake. party OF
the first part, By deed bearing even date
herewith.
Dated June Goth, 1904.
ABRAHAM RYERSON.
Jerseyman and Index: Sheriff.
P. r. $144 40 IS 5
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SHERIFFnS SALE.
IN CHANcERY OF New JERSEY

-~~~' ~~~-~~~~
wherein The Mercantile National Bank Of
the City of New York, is complainant,
and John w. Hazlett and Sarah E., his
wife, Leander S. Sire, G. Franklin Will
son and The Mayor and Board Of Alder
men of the Town of Morristown, are de-
PENDANTS.
Fl. ia. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable to May Term, A. D., 1904.
M. L. ROSENBERG, Solicitor.
Ply virtue Of the above stated writ Of
Fieri Facias In my hands, shall ex-
pose for sale at Public Vendue at the
Court House In Morristown, N. j., on
MONDAY, the 18th day of JULY,
next, A. d., 1904, between the hours of 10
M. and O'Clock P. M, that Is to say at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, all
that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being In Morristown,
County Of Morris and State of New Jersey,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at point formed by th
intersection of the southeasterly side line
of Market street with the northeasterly
side line OF Macculloch avenue, running
thence north forty one (4l) degrees fifty
two (52) minutes east along Market street
seventy seven 90 feet and sixty-flve one
hundredths (e5s100) of foot; thence south
forty-two degrees and twenty seven min
utes east, one hundred and twenty-four
feet and forty-five hundredths of foot to
the land of Charles HI milford; thence
south forty-eight degrees, fifty minutes
west ninety feet and nine hundredths Of a
foot to the northeasterly side line of Mac
outlook avenue, thence north thirty five
degrees, twenty-six minutes west along
Macculloch avenue one hundred and six
teen feet and seven hundredths Of foot to
the point or place of beginning, be the said
several diyneuai0ns more or less f0pathar
with all the right, title and interest Of the
party Of the first part In and TO one-h half Of
Market street in front of and adjoining
the herein described lot, said lot being
portion of the land conveyed by Hiram
Prudden and wife to William Collins. by
deed dated December Gath, 1883, and re-
corded In Morris County's Registers Office
in Liber e. g.. Folios 514, etc.
Dated May II, 1904
ABRAHAM RYERSON,
Sheriff.
Jerseyman and Record. P. f. 5000 81 s.
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Culinary Hints.

Too many eggs Will make waf1es
tough instead of tender.
Pies will be soggy II set on top hot
stove after being baked.
To cover the pan in which fish Is
cooking will make the flesh soft.
Salt In the oven under baking tins
will prevent pastry scorching on the
bottom.
A spoon should not be left In sauce
pan If You wish the contents to cool
quickly, since the spoon carries off heat
slowly.
Baked potatoes are much lighter If
broken with fork rather than knife
and picked with fork before baking.
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IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Ella 0. Hulse. Complainant and
Mary Black. Juniatta Wilson, Theodore
Wilson. Emmett Black, Minerva Nj.
Burtt, George w. Burtt, George Black,
Mrs. George Black, John Black, Clara
Black, Lydia Black, Emma Black,
Samuel Black. William NJ Black and
Minnie Black, Defendants.
III. 70. for sale Of mortgaged promises.
Returnable to October Term. A. D., 1904
vREELAND. KING. WILSON & LINDABuRy.
Solicitors.
QY virtue Of tho above stated writ OF Fieri
- FaoiAs In my hands, shall expose for
sale az Public Veudue at the Court House,
In Morriatown, M r.. on
MONDAY, the Sth DAY OF AUGUST.
next. a III. 1904. between the hours Of -
IA and O'clock r a.. fhat Is 10 say at
0'clook Ia the afternoon Ok said day. "A Il