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ON HARRISON ST.


For $3.50 cash and balance like rent.
large 7 room residence, furnace, porcelain
bath. laundry in basement. attic, large
ornsmented fireplace, fine interior finish,
newly papered, front and back stairs, 2
east front lots. built less than years.
Reduced to $500.
1911 AND 1915 BUCHANAN ST.
new up-to-date modern houses, one
rooms and the other rooms, with fur
mace, bath, pantry, den. laundry large
attic, finished in oak, never been occu-
pied. Price $4,000 and $500
MODERN. $500.
& large rooms and halls, front and back
stairs, complete bath. hardwood hnish'
light and fixtures, elm shade, east 'front.'
near Bethany college. Price $1,000; 5000
cash and SIS per month.
ROOM COTTAGE.
LARGE 6 room cottage, reception hall.
porcelain bath, hard wood finish, double
doors large cellar, front and side porch
well arranged, built years, east front.
near Central park. $500.
POLK ST.
z rooms, hard pine finish, cistern and
city water in house, some fruit, ~ east
front lots. good neighborhood. Reduced
to s1,70O; easy terms.
PROPERTY FOR SALE IN ALL
PARTS OF CITY.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us.
WE HAVE THE BUYERS.
DAVIS, WELCOME & CO.,
Both phones 1925. 1O7 W. Sixth st.
ELIAS WHITE-REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
Farms, city property and small tracts.
90 acres bottom land, $1,000.
Is acres, room house. DOCK OF car
line, one of the incest places in the city
20 acres. 5 room house, 1 block of car
line, all tillable, minutes ride to town,
$500.
Is acres close in, 81. 500.
All kinds of farms for sale or trade.
Can get you a tract for anything you
have. Small tracts from acre up.
IL acres, room house
room house, IL acres.
6 room house, lots
room house, lots, s1,100.
room house, 3 lots, $1,000.
Farm to trade for city property grocery
stock to trade for farm.
Jefferson county farms for sale or trace.
Eighty acres, 40 acres, $50 acres, 165 acres,
go acres. About 100 of such farms as these
IS sections in Kearney county, Kansas
81 Is per acre; 3, 200 acres Stevens Co.. We'll
improved. The above farms range from
81 800 up.
Close to Topeka: $50 acres miles out,
good alfalfa farm, large barn; wants TO
isos and SOS close to Topeka. Properties
of all kinds, hotels See business building
on ave. $4,000.
These are Bargains.
Come and see me. will help you and
you can help me.
Ind. Tel 1884.
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J. A ROsEN. Patent Attorney "a Kan.
sas ave Topeka
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lotsa IN neac ottage on
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well
per numb
in
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property in Al condition
St neal
frontO on Kansas
neat welan St So,
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MACHINE SHOPS

Lawn mowers ground factory process, Tsc.
Free delivery Tel 5os. Golden Rule.
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WHEAT LAND.

west 4 Is. II. . Trego county, $1,000.
T. A. SCOTT. Topeka, Kas.
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CIDER MILLS.

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Y ANTED-Every one to order their cider
from Washburn 5 cider works, delivered
fresh Mon, Wed, Fri and sat at 20c per
gallon. Ind TEL 605
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2 new up-to-date modern houses, one
8 rooms and the other rooms, with fur
mace. bath, pantry, den. laundry, large
attic. finished in oak, never been Occu-
pied. Price $4,000 and $500.
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New houses-we have fine line of them
all prices and terms. See
EASTMAN & LAkIN,
Ind. phone IL. lis w Sixth Ave.
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FOR SALE-2O acres improved bottom
land within 4 miles of city. Price 81 500.
Call at 511 East Sixth street.
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AaANUFAUURERa


E. G. kINLEE
Manufac turer and dealer in all kinds OF
vehicles. See US about that delivery
va gon- rs ". 5tn St
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From $40 to $50 per acre; improved, good
water, fruit bears abundantly, blue grass
clover, timothy, orchard grass, alfalfa all
do exceedingly well here; rich smooth
soil. Just come and see for yourself. I
have an exceedingly large list of farms
of nearly all descriptions from one to $40
acres, right here in Shawnee county. near
good market for everything. I believe I
have just what you want Please let me
know just the kind of farm you want
and I viii give the bottom price.
T. ]. NICHOLS
5s1 Kansas Ave, Topeka, Ave.
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STAMPS. SEALS AND aTENCExA
@-~~1~@~~-~-~-~--~~~---~~-
THE J. c. DARLING CO. 7s4 kan. ave
Rubber stamps, brass and alunainum trade
checks. Prices low. CataloR free Tel. "a
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NO. T9O7,

First published in the Topeka STATE Jour
nal Sept. 16 1861
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KALLITHRIx PARLoRs.

HAIR GOODS-Mrs. NJ. L. Field, S19 Kan
sas ave. with Swearingen. the jeweler.
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Ave.
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RAILRoAp T1AfE TAnI.Rs.

RccK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TABLE
TOPEKA. KAN.
Tho Right Road" To and From ans
Between
CHICAGO OMAHA
ST. LOUIS DENVER.
MEMPHIS COLORADO 9pEH
PEORIA FORT WORTH
ST JOSEPH ST. PAUL
KANSAS CITY MINNEAPOLIS
Ano Everywhere Beyond.
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SIC o. Unclaimed BAqeAGE


First published in Topeka State Journal
November l. 1861
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ZOE sALE-REAn -.
BENEDICT < co.
BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.
BENEDICT & co.


0 cash.
we have bargain in fine
It has city water and
S1l00; n terms to sut.
Of
Of terms
house in the
excellent outnudinss
he buyer
buys this bunch.
ar Place fromS25
n Shawn and adjon ne-eo counties
ar Of SAX cheap
10 GENT STORE KAN
H C. BOWMAN H. C.
c BOWMAN BOWMAN
INSURANCE AGENCY
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
INSURANCE BRANCHES
H c. BOWMAN
COLUMBIAN
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EINnERTAREIk.

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l. II. PENN ELL. funeral director and
emnalmer. First class service. reasons
bic prices. 81 Quincy st Both phones ~
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BARRIER SHOP.

D. G. JOHNSON. shave 10c; shampoo. hsil
cut massage. l5c. sth and Quincy.
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GOOD PRINTING.
Good printing, reasonable prices Note
heads, bill heads. statements, business or
professional cards, to order 81 per 1000
Envelopes, $3.50 per 1000. Full count and
good stock guaranteed. Terms, cash
with order. References, any bank. Dem
ocrat, Lyons, Kas.
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y. s. CYCLE CO., rs E. sth st. National
& iver-Johnson bicycles. Supplies repalra
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

] c. WILSON. contractor I'D builder
Job work promptly dOnss - E 9Th st
Ind tel 2z4A
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EXCHANGE
n
Texas.s to perac
sfms2
O. write me
per acre. and small tracts from to
q
lie ven5z mile of city
ohouse SM
mi re fruit 500
PROF o al inds o sale 0 excEang
all in
In 4 of ateh
per month
A
KANSAS AVE. Topeka KAN
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gEcTIVE MAY IA. 1906. ALI. rRArSsn
DAILY.
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1811 AND 1915 BUCHANAN ST.
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FoR SALE


1721 Van Buren, street. rooms. ~ lots,
terms. $500.
room cottage. lot. on car line. south
west. $500.
JEFFERSON. near 5th St, rooms. lot.
81 400
Wen improved 100 acres 3 miles out.
200.
120 acre farm 10 miles southwest, will
take $500 Topeka rental 5000.
MILLER & NIXON,
Both phones 1913. 615 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE
New 6 room cottage, . lots. barn. els
tern. $500.
. room cottage, . lots, barn, fine shade,
close to car. Snap. s1,15O
8 rooms. 2 story, new. on Chandler.
1880
10 acres wei improved, mile out. $500.
40 acres, fine imp, miles out. $1.7O0
20 acres very highly imp $3.50.
127 acres, fine home. $500.
$50 imp. fine barn. S4250.
8 room modern house for rent.
GILLETT & GILLETT.
Topeka Kan.
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FARM BARGAIN.

For sale-16O acre farm 80 miles south
west Of Topeka, miles from good. rail-
way town and graded schools, all good
land, 50 acres tame grass. alfalfa hog
pasture, room house, new barn for Is
horses and IS tons of hay, good fences
fine property very cheap; $4,000 for quick
sale. Possession in 80 days.
90 acre farm. 10 miles west Of Topeka,
nearly all best creek bottom, no overflow,
variety of fruit in fine condition. small
house. stable. crib. chicken house, etc.
Price, s1,750. Crop for sale cheap.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
100 W. Sixth St, Topeka, Kan.
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FLORISTS

J. c. RODMAN, blooming plants, cut dow
erss palms, designs decorations. sos Kan,
ave. Phone 81. Greenhouse 18th and Non.
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

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AMERICAN COLLECTION AGENCY.
Anthony P. Wilson, attorney 413 Kansas
ave, Topeka, Kan. That's my business
law and collections. Both 'pnones 1884
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PHYsIc1ANs ANs, euR4EnNA

Dt- EAST idlAN. sste supG state l1lsan,
asylum Mental Snd nervous diseases co
Kan av- Phones IA Res. l27a V. Ruren
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MODERN. $500.

s large rooms and halls, front and back
stairs. complete bath. hardwood finish,
light and fixtures, elm shade, east front,
near Bethany college. Price $500; S0O0
cash and SIS per month.
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WALL PAPER

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GO TO G. "A. WOOD for that wall paper.
and painting. SO Kansas ave. Tel $50
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Oaice ~ Kansas ave Ressz5nce T1slRs
Geenth and Clay. Onice hours; 3 a. "A. "a
II a. %. and p IA TO p N. Both
phoDeE l6 residence. and Ind lS1e ofgicA
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PAvTNG.
BICYCLES Ann HnPAIRrNe.

TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co Tel. 706. Bicycles and sundries, b.
cycles and tandems Tor rent; repairing Of
all kinda.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
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FOR SALE BY OWNERS
FOR SALE By OWNERS
FOR sALH-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY OWNERS.
FOR SALE BY OWNERS.

acres corner of 21st St and Golden ave, room no
orchard young trees Strawberries alfalfa south fror
J. H. Lyman 1913 W. 18th st.
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This is the only dry cleaning
house in this city. Ladies' and
genuemen's clothing cleaned like
new. Give US a call.
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FOR SALE:
FOR SALE:

TOPEKA, KAN.
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flNAE-Il = Z 1t n NO
--7-o--s-~-~--~---~--s-~~--
NAtFEI cleaning and rug factory. We
cIeans scour, refit, sew and lay your
carpets in workman ike manner. new
Tugs al sizes from your old carpets. o.
4acCormick Rug factory & Carpet Clean
ing words. so Van Buren, st. Phone "a
J. F. PETRIK & SONS. uphoisterera. new
carpet cleaning works, carpets cleaned
91d secured, rent, seWed and laid 1883
ha1sas ave phones: Ind 7s4; Bell. go
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06
FIELD CLUB NOTES.

The Decoration Day tennis tourna-
ment proved an attraction at the
Field Club. The score are Mems
singles LIST Round m. Stevens beat
q. f. Palmer 6-2, 6-4; e. Poor beat
Smith 6-3, 6-4; f. Carter beat H. Hay
6-1, 6-2; @. Throckmorton beat J. Nc
Lean 81, 60, ga.
Semi-tinal N. Stevens beat r. Poor
8-6. 6-4; f. Carter beat 9. Throckmor-
ton 6-3, 6-2.
Women's singles -1st Round-Miss
Howell beat Miss Little 6-3, 6-3; Miss
Hackstaff beat Miss M. Smith rs, GA ;
Miss Twombly beat Miss Walker 81,
6-1: Miss Swords beat Miss j. Smith
6-3, oil; Miss Bryce forfeited to Miss
NJ. Swords; Miss Owen beat Mrs. Kel-
logg 6-3, 6-3.
Second Round Miss Twombly beat
Miss Hackstaff 8-6, 6-3; Miss M.
Swords beat Miss J. Swords GA, 6-2
Miss Mclean beat Miss Owen AS, 81,
SO.
Semi-inal Miss NJ. Swords beat
Miss Mclean 1-6, 1913, So.
A ladies' golf tournament all match
play is scheduled for the Field Club
on June 7--10th.
Miss Twombly won the ladies sin.
gle tennis tournament at the Field
Club, defeating Miss NJ. Swords in the
finals.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06
FIELD DAY.
winners of the Athletic Events Un-
der Auspices Of X. NJ. g. A.


winners of the Athletic Events Un-
der Auspices Of x. NJ. g. Al.
The Young MEMS Christian Assoc
citation held a field day on the King
street grounds on Saturday afternoon,
The fifty yard dash was won by r.
Heath, six seconds, with w. Selyage,
second.
The junior broad jump was taken
by Y. Boell, nineteen feet, eleven and
a half inches !; r. Mills, second, fifteen
feet, eight and a half inches.
Standing high jump won by Aiteh-
ison, five feet, five inches; Halliday,
four feet, eleven inches, second.
Junior mile relay won by H. Viedt's
team in one minute, fifty-one seconds.
Guerin's team second.
Junior high jump won by N. Boell
four feet, eleven inches; Kronenburg
second, four feet, three and one-hali
inches.
Senior broad jump won by 3. Arm
surong, twenty feet, two and nal
inches; W. Selvage. second Halliday
third.
Relay race won by Boell's team II
one minute, thirty-six seconds, witt
IZronenburg's team second.
| One-half mile run won by Arm
strong, in one minute, forty-fve sec
onds; Halliday, second Selvage, third
The prizes were gold, silver ane
| bronze pins.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06
A CHILD LOST.
Little One strays Away at Mt. Tabor
and Causes Great Excitement.

Little One strays Away at Mt. Tabor
and Causes Great Excitement.
Mt. Pabor was profoundly stirred last
Friday and Saturday BY the disappear
anee Of Mabel Kirschiem, the two and
a half year old daughter Of Herman
Kirscheim, a carpenter living near the
Tabor athletic grounds. she left her
home to pick d few flowers and was
not out Of sight Of her father, who
was working ID the garden, for five
minutes, but disappeared completely.
A party Of at least fifty men searched
through the woods with lanterns far
into the night and a larger party
searched on Saturday. Finally some
children looking for flowers found the
little girl near the rock house, a mile
from her home.
The abduction theory was suggested
after diligent search Of wells and
ponds proved of no avail, but no mo
tive could be given for it, and the
parents had almost given up hope Of
finding the little one, when the child
dren brought back the good news. II
is stated that Mabel said she haC
been out in the cold and dark al
night and was hungry.
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CHILDREN,S DAY,
Exercises by the Various Sunday
schools Next Sunday.


Next Sunday will be observed by the
several Sunday schools as Children's
Day.
Children's Day viii be observed BY
the Sunday School of the South Street
Presbyterian Church on Sunday next.
Two services have been arranged for
which special music has been prepared.
at the morning service Nj. Eaton
will be assisted by chorus of over a
hundred voices and an orchestra with
the organ. Special music will be
rendered including Adams Holy
City, for baritone solo, chorus and
orchestra. AT three o'clock the Sun
day School exercises VIII be held in the
church, when a musical service ar
ranged by Messrs. Gribel ard Orhman
will be given including solos, qnartette
and ladies double quartette. Both
the Primary and intermediate De
partments will assist with exercises at
this service. All are cordially invited
| to attend both services.
The exercises OF the First Presby.
terian school will be in the afternoon
| at 3.15 in the church, Rev. r. B.
Urmy VII deliver the address Of the
occasion and there will be a service oi
ssongs, recitations, etc. Seven mem
bers of the school have joined the
church during the year, eleven have
been present every Sunday and sever
have committed the catechism tC
memory.
The exercises of the First Baptist
Sunday School will be held in the
evening. Rev. s. q. Batten will de
liver the address and there will be ex
ercises by the primary and interrnedi
ate departments.
| At the Methodist Episcopal Church
the exercises viii be held in the morn
ing instead Of the usual preaching ser
vice. There win be exercises by the
children, an address, etc. There vii
be no session Of the Sunday school il
! the afternoon.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06
PLANS FOR NEW PRISON.

state Architect Poole Receives In-
struction From the Commission.
The state prison building commits
sion met with State Architect Poole
at the prison last Friday and discussed
the plans for the new fiye-tier cell
house which Is to be built this year.
The commission discussed the adj
yantages over the present system they
saw at Wilmington and Baltimore.
Many minor details of prison build
ing were discussed and will be EN-.
bodied in the new structure.
State Architect Poole will draw UP
plans which will take in all Of the sug-
gestions made at Fridays meeting.
He will make a report to the board
some time next month. With this re-
port rough plan viii be presented.
Work on the new wing will be
started early in August, so as to have
the interior completed before cold
weather sets In.
One of the commissioners admitted
Friday that the new plans will be
drawn so as to save the state consider.
able money.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06

A very enjoyable affair was the
Winans family reunion on Decoration
Day at the Winans homestead, on the
Swinefeld road. One brother and a
sister, John Winans and Mrs. Mary Il.
Daton have lived on the place for
many years and the gathering was
planned as a surprise to them. Itwas
an interesting fact that the entire
family Of two sisters and four brothers,
all of whom are over seventy years OF
age were present, and they with their
children and grandchildren, composed
a very happy party ofthirty. Besides
Mrs. Dalton and John Winans Of this
place, there are in the family Mrs.
Elizabeth Beach and James Winans OF
Newark, and the Rev. Charles Winans
of Paterson. The party met at Cald-
WE'LL intending to come the rest OF
the way by the Morristown g Erie r.
r. but owing to a change of train
schedule the day before they found
that the last train had gone. There
were about fifty persons thus stranded
and the management kindly tele-
phoned to headquarters and secured a
special car for them. AS the track
lies across the Winans farm, the en-
CINE was stopped and the family party
was left almost at their own door.
After a good old time dinner and a
ramble 3ver the familiar grounds the
family gathered in the house, where
the Rev. Charles Winans read two
original poems, one appropriate to
Memorial Day and one with especial
reference to the family history. He
then lead in prayer, after which all
joined in singing Blest Be the Tie
That Binds and sGod Be With You
Till We Meet Again.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06
MORRIS COUNTY COURTS.

Judge Mills spent all day Monday
listening to the witnesses and argu-
ment of counsel on the application OF
Andrew Pagan for hotel license in
Whippany. Judge Mills promptly re-
fused the application after listening
to the argument. Ex-Governor Werts
appeared for Pagan and Ex-Judge
w. w. Cutler for the protestants.
The damage case of Patrick Pillion
againsu the Morris County Board Of
Freeholders was taken up yesterday
and is continued to-day before Judge
Mills and jury.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06
CRIMINALS
BREAK JAIL
)lb Stephans and Burns
Escape on Sunday. Ste
phans Recaptured.
A DARE DEVIL ESCAPADE.

Three prisoners, Albert Jones, VIM.
Stephans and Charles Burns escaped
from the county jail about one O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. The men were
taking their usual daily exercise in the
corridor at the time. 1t appears that
saw had been made Of a case knife
with which one OF the bars in a win
dow had been sawed through probably
on Saturday. The removal Of the
bar made a hole eleven inches square.
Then they kicked off the heavy wire
on the outside Of the bars, bringing
them into the yard from which they
made their escape by climbing the
board fence twelve feet high and sur
mounted by sharp prongs.
The alarm was given by outsiders
and the pursuit begun; two ran over
the hill while stephens ran npWestern
avenue and all ran through Miller
street and over the Budd hill. John
Ridge pursued the men with others
and succeeded in rounding up Stephans
near the Burnham ponds and saw the
others near BY. The pursuit was kept
up all day. The store at Brookside was
lrobbed during the night and oyeralls
and eatables taken evidently by Jones
and Burns.
Sheriff Ryerson has offered q reward
Of $50 each for the capture Of the two
men. Under the law fifteen days is
allowed after sentence is pronounced
for the sheriff to take prisoners tc
Trenton. These prisoners We're sen
tenced;on May 25. The papers We're
executed last Thursday, June lst, ano
on Friday Sheriff Ryerson took Teller
| supposed TO be the worst criminal o.
the lot to Trenton, also the two wo
men prisoners. He planned to take
Jones and the others on Monday anc
| took all the others this morning.
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The school Question IL Hanover.

The school Question IN Hanover.
There was meeting OF a large num-
Der of men interested in the present
school question. which met at the
school house in Hanover last Wednes-
day night. The object Of the meeting
was to form some concerted action in
regard to the question Of consolida-
tion of the township schools. The
feeling was generally expressed that
all are in favor of good schools within
their borders, but that many parents
are much opposed to sending their
smaller children in stages distance
Of several miles, there to remain until
the stage returns at night regardless
Of accidents, illness or soaking by un-
expected storms. A resolution was
drawn up setting forth the facts that
the people Of this section Of the town.
ship are In favor Of one graded school
In Whippany or some central place.
and also that the present schools be
repaired and maintained tor the use Of
the younger scholars. a committee
was then appointed to present these
resolutions TO the board of education
at their next meeting.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06

The twelfth annual pupils concert
Of Mr. and Mrs Edward M. Young's
music school promises to be great
success. Among the several numbers
to be given, win be Chopin's waltz in
G sharp minor, Liszt's Rhapsodie Hon
Igroise, Impromptu in q sharp minor,
Rheingold, for piano; and duett for
two sopranos from Mozart's opera
Figaro; soprano solo g Who is Silvia, :"
Schubert; several songs with piano,
violin and organ accompaniment, and
Cavatina by Raft, Waltz Etude by
Bohm and other selections for the vio-
lin. The concert will be given in the
Lyceum on Friday evening at 7.45
O'Clock Reserved seat tickets may be
procured at Fl. M. Smiths drug store.