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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09
ANSWER TO QUESTION NO. 6d
The question reads
VERA CRUZ, Mo.
Dec. rs 1904.

Dec. rs 1904
Find Editor Il tod son could
SHOW you scripture That God did 10,
repent. | will give ao.pe. TIE a,rl
Oh. and 10 verse OF Numbers !
Samuel IS eh. and 70 verse I1ekil
- CHI and u yersr.
Now will YOU please haruonxs
this scripture win yaar VIEW (
could give more bn, lhs Is crcrth
Nov ! would like 10 ask you same
questions bur You Gao use your own
pleasure ahont answering ,hem.
Wba,was ,neies. promise 10 mari
Y vow sss M toaUswtr TINS al rlgh,.
A. ~ Nah
This langnoge mnst convey 70
It''& mind # tiis render, that there
had bgtr III timepast i conversa.
tnn s@Jweeis Mr;Naliani VIA I,d
EoNihe subject above named-- AnI
3lats " 'rae. There was just src}
Ea enl'rersatlan-r And it Mas I;
IpleaNant emo 70 she Ea.sntid N,
| tru~L.tttat II MAS Is Bro Mil
4 NAM tho statement made y,
itha INN tha reader Will ao
IveriGseda pronii-e made bv HIM
Itpas he soNld AID would sim,
"that dca, didllot repent Am
. tAr reason for him making thi
il because we Said III ii
\ presence that God reren,ed TIA
q lie had made man on u
5 EARTH. Atth's polntof ourcm
\ yersaslan. MA Nall mia ~ cs,,sI
N pspsy by scrianre lbW u N "
Int ren,is
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09

re r.-- --.y.f r---s .t.-.- ..~-,
MI .~!.1 j. l. ~. t-N-i
ftpm 90 l,fghiii G,l,espaolicn,4

ft'fp pH' sFghBll slNNs!rN'H
Hprrly twenty working asy s#
pain Tor the pff-enG Gpngres-
.Di rscrthc next tarce wces-
.wlll ~ much giyip NJ ntgat sra,8
ssloDs mad hnrfied worl; nhich lfii5
Mtiefnpt 'FfeHcrepl aa aptJiea "
sGanafess meats 'rclmped anrk VI
i'ltis wilI Va paisNd lhat sbonlh
{noi Stecarpe Iaws Aal ls~s i9ri
which tfsrteraa l1eg been A cry.
8ing nera wlli bc pa, otl II m~y MI
far years. \ " scarcely possible
Z irr murh peeded postal iegls,Dliau
no be enacted Tho rairDa. rate.
Asi' cnnnot to passed y. l'rai3sr
inrm although some measure ool.
\ lng Y regulation my 81 enacted.
lhr Appropriations hils via be
passed. u course The Goeerp.
inent must nhve @o'iey y pay pH
ipenacs II II dcplotahIs thar Cou.
gress t4s 10 superintendent az
"cs8 who can make il wotk Cjt
course ,hc country i,iIS boss, ba,
mo snpeFyis'pp - so remote aud 70
ilnd'rect lhnt Il seem, impossible
q holA Legislators alwn 10 ,Gctr
Z work. i.p 40 ealpokcr w ;ptc
EHv 'rQn' anotblT pianrE ne man
Mt'nly u Gorstps- and rs wttt
Mqeid appear III ~ ~ i scma
rp'hrr i'iah ~ Y iegislatise c1Atar,
YER. 3i az mo administration,
J since Grrgv Washington. TIA, .
"A HenscSell kscpr ihappaupsl bouSc
7 Receptions ~ The Executive Aiac
" sion 70 which INVITATIONS are issues
7 by tho 5000; teas given W Mr,
Roosevelt "a lltlic more seieel "a
\ ,he ss}lng Is, 10 wtirh ;iicrc nv
Flbopslaas oi ;avitailoh,; cabl#o
y dluacr. which, ut inc rsq8es, y
4 TO- rtcsdcnl, bucp bcea rnlafss,
= so rs 20 'nclndr Mhefr than ~
y cahinft taUiIics; on,rritlnnir6t
= gwen rs multi millionaire Su,,
7 ;ots, Monitors, private tiuzcN5 aG
albeIs make ihe Gop$reSSiona
8 session y naciutaal raUte-A pcl
V Ipelual Vanity Fair Qolte g.
hltIng legislators who assiSta il
NJ tdnotinns fr thr str'ous woyk %
n vbich 'Aey are chosen
Ncws comes 'tia morn,or th'
ths New York CSombey 81 Con
n'ercc pTprscs lhe goeernmet
rtitroad rate makifg inero
also iu,eliscucence shat NJ
Hepburn has been ilagea
eiiigy on account "a The c'il whic
/" he Ia, Introduced and his a,ulnt
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09

What proof have w 81 lhe H.
spltatlon Of the Bille''
II one goes 10 eternal ,ormcn,
the other to everlasting life Where
\ Is the justice 10 this When both were
placed here by the same God, On an
equality
Why vould God remove from orr
midst minister 10 his youth when
he was doing AL the good be could
for God'
Is God nasrre only
Is man only composed Of atoms 7
Those are questions I Wish TIE
the I'd. TO answer Tor The SAKE Of
Friends.
a,r-7 Matte Bowers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09
ANSW ER TO QUESTIONS
NUMBER IS & 66:

We shall. answGr these gues,
tions, brfare wa complete The
answer to sister l3owerss's cues
tons Frat quealioi. M, 65 n
want to know tie truth, where
did ora til WI III 40 iW sin
sickness ard bodily sickness
ia W. ahspherd"
enlist says csnesruiilg tlie .in
sick soul "coms luto me ali W
that labor aud ait heavy laden
and 1 will give yuu rsst, Z H.
ssys agulii -tiiem Tint "1m9 ultc
me ! viii III ~ wise eGst ont"
again IT. 4ass rtIr spirit sav
coine and ltr lridr 4av coam aad
whatsoever VIII may e,nng ana ptrs
tulis ~ iht waters ~ life freely.H
A All These Wa VIZ a,imoniall4d
~ ''''
'
foi HI SAYS.
4,r,n,...,, ,,a,
y.ss., /. III ..,al \.
spiiip VIII ~ ao,i MA h,srd 4l
ihal wpio rtk
ra a,,,.o
tpotrn hy EsoDl. ~ rrarirt saving.
'l"s|l' '"'N 'Dr nl''np'lrs Fpd we
~ NV '"'' '"-'@'
Again ltesays:
Iial he was wnanSed for onr trap, grrs.
s'ons' No was bruised Tor or iniali'iass
'"' s'"'"'s",',', y IVY pr"'F W. y ~
,g.J., ~ "
me- rex s~'-3 sao X sersr.l
Please read;
Mt son attend lonU wclde, y
cinr'itno en- an'a,pv saAio4>
Lgtlhcn 80, depart iron ,hoe oye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09
TAKE NOTICE.

Any party,or parties Wishing to
ask any 4restioNs, through this
paper, apon any subject. rs!ig.
dusty Or otherwise shall 10
treated as friend But limo case
will the Editor allow Any slan,!
or slaag pnrarS ~ through III
columns
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09

Dnpafuhehi was ralaef ovlrdoing
Hssiiin 'ho wa3 ct experiments
and Inventions. III nny have had
reference 70 The cultivation II Not
iaern Hiangef ~ perhaps III
ashea2'h i''e wooden nn'mes mono.
po'yo. i,,> Hia'r MN be ioleryer4s
wi,h, ''csa'or Petus II Alnbnma
.'be elacd Ssaalor - III ,,aor
hadr oNf q laosc IRE iinprce,plu
aeiiarfs ~ wbleb Il" has i ropu,s
s'loH W dfelase3 'hat The An
qql'afal appropriated was H.
Gastya'aahlo onn ihgt Coueress
Nt.s called ppop ~ makr Dona
Taa trtnembe' he aowe,. il iron,
#9iAhe ess,ln arr. wleo son were q
2aNf V a>ksd, 'Dnal YIN rem.
en'aef 'he Si@trla gra%irg there
VIZ f' ''o' 'N , hNflE UlNh tcHl-
emher lhosa things, D. not to,.
80 ne 'liac when wa ~cr letter
i'n"t w'sert'ieu ypr are row i
~ NO. helieNe 'hr Secretary If
Agriculture sends cotton seed 10
Maine. pni ! dp mi know whether
~ ba' apltneg seed or NJ, but he
y y iara,er aad be Knows Ills tusi.
,tsss
'lAe qnesti,n q un3taes Dew
/, Gailnti Oillcer is agap under dis.
c9sson IA certain legislative ootar-
Z tes sircc The scquisltiun VI IIa.
/ wai', Porto Rico, phnumu and the
1 PnlliNiiree and oar saferain,y rs
slabe ihe %enre,ary Of War has
i enFo 10 % IN care of our insuInr
/. interests than wfth no army Ifo.
per, There il need tor Seere.
i ,arg q iuenlar oiairs and vi, pos.
sthie ,hat a new cabinet ulliaer
I. with ti.is title vii soonor or laier
a D. appointed.
here has always boon jesioasly
"A. between rsllgious denominations
4 and chaii'thic 'bsljlu,ons ba, cs.
X pecially betwccp Tie holic and
Il PteiGstaig Chnrehes with ,egar,l
n " 'avof'iisu - appropriations
Z. and lho Protestant phnic;,e. IRE
X pc~ ei-tHpag thni TIE ca,ho!ic4
1. Darn me receAi pri!iaAi cav
N palgn r'vre Gigeu more thar Their
at nhaie Of 'he appropriations for IL.
II. dian Ssiaals sasa Whey wore ontill.
n, ~ 70 a3I ~ tie perpos, u yornr
4. lpg ne Catholic vrtc ~ Chm,
ar h9na~rle Of Baltimore ,s d
sgiaNd ADJ admcer ai tho pcsst
icot aad scy ard.nt Cathcli,
AID Cip'l scrYlcs reiormer. IT.
Presidents oricr pcrniting tbc
Commissioner Of Iuaian uiiuirs {,
make contrasts with C,,holi,
schools Aas heeu attributed tn ID,
iaaoepFe Of Mr honnpsr,e. II
recent interview Mr.. Rooanart,
sud am ready ard perfectly
willing % tell the Scna,e Commit
x tee all know abont this matte
but ! do 10, think IT psssiblc thu
any onN common sense oouI
~ have believed tbat Profess
Schorf spoke tor tho CA,hoir
81" Chercn or for anybody tu, h,msc,
'E " what he is alleged 10 have ss,d
OF ihose woo pretcnc They ,hou.,A
W ar now tank ,h's are stoply nv
n ing 10 osaa lugitl tocideat Il ~
", aye lnnSr Seetarita prsipd,ees IA,
aolinlct,'Gs mAica aapp did ~
" n"' 'Gg pti A'eNrpc rs ex@en, sow,
3is #pial ets'llil cage!.. iss.7;,, ,in,tl an
70. dfiN ~prk% VIZ Ra.apute Is
Its. N'NH@N"" ~ @Ffi'lAt iilRapnr'c
90. nrHt"Sr ~ 9w g'G rNapaleal
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AND PUBLISHER
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Terms reasonable Satisfaction
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r. n Ncfall
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.lthen harmonic these scriptures
| Will, those the Bro. iiasss*ferntlI
| az to---And huye our belief bar-l
A monte with both.
4 III pravr that God did repent
\ Seask yon N rsad this
! Ana Il repenlca ne l.nra lllat NJ ind
i lnsae man Onlhera,lh anls Il eriaved
Thin 1t his benr tGen q -Cs
II lii this scripture there coilld he
\ nothing pDaiDpr thar tiocI did ~.
pest Ana that III did rot only
Iepeft, lut thai i gg:rved Him ~
Ills heart, TINS lIe Ind ever iiud4
man N, tie rarsh again wu ask
yon ~ frai lhl,
r l'qFlifr I.eia shnll judsa'hs lemlr.
anit repent hilnsrli ~ hlE ssrvanis,
when l,e setilG li,ne 'bcir power n gone
nd there K, ppGe,tbia 90, DC Iefr
lI,cm w ~
Y N lhl- 4criptUur IN positively
declares 'lial IL win repent Him
seli. Tor IA. -ergant's 4alse, when
they have ioit thaiy power
BuFthis II nolaIl; we ask yeu
agaiu 70 read
AHA Ssnual camn 10 mote n zee
Sall untllih dav Of his death. never.
: th-ess Ssmue mouined fpr Ssni; ii q
ih. lord ,nnenlrtibt, h had mqjse Stal
king oye Israel 4 san. t---S5,
II this, Sod positively' Say.
fthat He repsnted that IIe made
J Saul king Now ittho,e scripture;
are true, which vie say they arc
! then SO have proven tint iied III,
repent And This j. our belief
:. aud,he reason FIR cur belief
Aud now Tie point lett ~. is
i 70 prove these scriptures ARE II
y harmony wi'b the scriptures 81
Rra. referred ., and this tael
r. Will harmonic our laiiets wiz
i lthem---llls first scripture i
a Mum. 2B-i0) aud rrl,is;
" Gpd is no, il msn, that De snmld u,
So neither III, son oi nn. that he shoul
T. repent hath he sud. ana small hr az
"a dcltz " hath Ne spoten, nia shall b
re MOI mAkeil gopdf tNum % Ia
to- his scripture we iind IN COZ
es nec'ion with the circumstanc
wheto Baak asked Balaam t
Sc cur,e the children oI lsrael 40
to1 what Brc. Nall has referred ust
is the language OF BaIaamAo b
lax, where he SAID "tiod is not il
10 son d mar that he should repbnt
Nowthe scriptures thar'w.ha,
used does not conflict With TIL
scripture, but ON the other han
confirms H.
10 reicring US to this ccrp,ui
W. learn thai God had notbint
ia rsnen, a. g., tba ch;)aren
q, ,srne) was IL o,adierceA,
,rl Whenever tbeu jivea II ,,.ad;e,c
f,od MN baa noth;ne u ro,a,
IN ,,f--,3or !, IA Nv thn;r a;s,,ba
jencr AID H. yial,tion az /,
;tsi ea,n1a6as WAIT, ,,pssa Mn
n ,epsn, nm .s,,4e;ag, MAN !,
81, ls,.rna n.onl,. n,.sl.a u.,h !,
ma creased pa@nja
,yo MA sacond ,as,,.o,,
,s,.n., a o1 Tbis T.,,,,n.,
~ s,maa, Mana n san, ,nn 4,
~ ,a,so,, .n,,,,., y, II q ,a,.. !, 4,
s,nso,} e;og a, .,y th,, ID
~ ,antad I'M, III oyor S,,,a,,a l,
M i1,n,, NM. ,na aoa.la,. NM,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09

What made the difference IN the Two
rrople spoken Of IN tI-a. Is II
QUESTION NO %.

Why dill God say TO one class Of peo-
ple. ,hat hu would provoke them 10
Jealously with y people thai were no, .
psoplet why wsre ,hsy not 10 people;
ace UDeu, 8a-a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09

Professional cards, doci-, * pton.
Locals per Inns lst. insertion %
I subsequent insertions. %
Losaloi7yyAstmeah w,N NJ COIL.
tinnea ayhleti,yra eak
seS- seeaalf2a5.acn nut hi igyecf
adj. dlss en ydwty nme
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09

then Cod had something VI re.
penr az. Sow the r488er caa
plainly sets tIaac t4od plseAr ~ (
pented ~ goea deeds and actr (
his people ,iid -But MA feRsntH
~ things, lilS. SAM ald aitsr lie
.r.ade HIM Airg
New ~ we Said w lss'. etlr
.belieH haflAonizea win All scriiiT
turs IA tits point Lut we Nte
,noSabIe W barnoni&e tho i,ellei
that God ala not resent, Win
chose .Scripturs whicll we have
given for Investigation NOW the
lrefercnce in fhzekiel "a ll)
I God spase BY the prophet ana
7 said that lie would not repent
Natii he mace His fpta 10 rest
h tSep worse 10 En tliis language
wn learn that when fliS fury
rested I1a would repent and
Y bring about q restitution llnSt-
I o
ling that with those plain met
before the broiia@f ans lslp Faa
efs ~ 1'ifNftss'si' tsF1 Mi'iel'n
prenefa tiis sfNsilS' a'''' NM ''''"
necessary n oec''il%S tot suei'
dues'inhs W ~ 'i7h3o Z V'ii''
""T"e Y, ,' .s
81 ,,De''' XIII "''4 i,
!, ''es 49, ~. ,,45
<" ''e''' i'"'>'
" ~
b. T., ID,
~, .,,,,.,.
g.. .p,a,,.. snu., II,
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,r'. m ,.l.
Vs
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09
Question No. Us.

Why wns & that David said, Ahat
there was 10 bands IN the death OF The
wicked2 Psalms ,a--3 q
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09
Qoet,Ion 80 10

--------.- 100 -.-.--------
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-09
Question No. 80.

Who N it. that shall see his seedY
Spoken Of II Isaiah 58--l0.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11


The three children Of Robert 10.
Caskey were taken sick on Friday last
with ptOmaine poisoning The young
est, girl about fodr, died Saturday
morning, while the others are on the
road to recovery Mrs. Caskey was
also taken sick later but at last re-
ports was also recovering. The cause
Of the trouble has not as yet been
learned.
A young lady stirred up considerable
talk last Friday afternoon by giving
people to understand that she was
Miss Alice Roosevelt, who was then
with the Taft party en- route for the
Philippines The bogus Miss RoOSe-
welt soon had many eyes turned in her
direction at the local station then
embarked in a hack Ostensibly for the
Whippany River Club.
Chidsey, of free delivery fame, has
made an assignment He became fl
nancially involved through LACK Of
necessary capital a few months age
he erected great transfer building at
Elizabeth and kept a hundred horses
at work. The delivery goes on, how
ever, the territory being taken by the
concern which has been making the
store deliveries north Of New York
CITY
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11
A LIVELY DAY.


Wynanr Vanderpool Victorious on the
Fourth in GolrClub Championship.
The Fourth was lively day at the
Golf club. In the tournament Wy
nant Vanderpool proved victorious.
He also took the DOGGY match.
The results of the club champions
ship are as follows: Wynant Wander
pool, so; Percy r. Pyne, End, 81; Peter
H. B. Frelinghuysen, SO; S H. Plum,
End, SO; Fred H. Thomas, So; Enos
Wilder, S8; Palmer Letchford, Ss; Otis
Post, SS.
In the handicap the following scores
were made: w. Vanderpool up, 7.
T. Gillespie 3up, George G. Palmer 2
up, DR.. White 2 up, Miss Bryce l up,
S. H. Plum up H. Coghill l up, P.
Pyne up, w. L. Thompson up,
Charles Scribner down, w. P. Letch-
ford l down, Peter Frelinghuysen l
down, w. Sutphen 2 down, Josiah
Macy ? down, Charles Egbert 2 down,
Perry Merrell down, Elijah Wood
ward 3 down, George Little 8 down,
w. Shipper down.
Mr.. Vanderpool also took the ball
sweepstakes with L. Conklin second,
and j. 7. Gillespie third.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11
PERSONAL ITEMS.

r. w. McEwan has been away on a
trip to Niagara Falls.
Henry M. Stone has gone to New
England for his vacation.
Ellis v. Bower is playing the cello
| in Ocean Grove orchestra for the sum-
mer.
The Misses Charlotte and Mary Lee
Howell, are visiting their brother, Ed
ward Howell.
Rev. William Russell Bennett starts
on Thursday for Cape Cod where he
will spend his vacation.
Mrs. e. T. Caskey will sail on July
p for India where she will visit her
! daughter Mrs. Edward Fairbanks
"a the crowds along the line OF ~
rich. The American naval contin- De
1t numbered 500 men, with twenty pc
e officers They were uniformed as m I,
The engagement is announced Of
the Rev. Paul Erdman Of Sidon, Syria,
to Miss Gertrude Moore, OF Bridgeton,
Nj
At a special meeting of the directors
of the Y NJ @. A., on Wednesday
night, Henry W. Buxton was elected
president.
Raymond Heath, Robert Sturgis
and Raymon Coghlan, have returned
from camping trip to the Delaware
Water Gap.
The marriage has been announced
of Miss Helen L. Craig and Heryey
Young. They plan to begin house
keeping in the autumn.
DR.. and Mrs. Erdman left on Thurs
day for the Poconos, where they will
stay for two weeks, going then to
their cottage at Orient, L. l.
Harry and Lewis Wulfers, Miss Julia
Wulfers, Miss Lille Bolding and Miss
Viola Lee, left forASbury Park Friday
to spend two weeks.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Caroline M. Stevenson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Stevenson, of
Newark, to Harry David Craig, of
this place.
Local Elks attending the Buffalo
convention are A III. Lynch as dele
gate, George T. Allen, alternate, and
J. j. A. Owen, Geo. Bullwinkel and
David Watt.
Mr. and Mrs. William Childs enter
tanned over one hundred and fifty
guests on Monday evening at their
home Willmere Court, near Bernards-
vile. Dancing was enjoyed on the
large piazza which was decorated with
palms, and Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns,
Clarence Eddy has removed from
Washington, where he has been locat-
ed during the past year, in order to
accept the position of superintendent
of overhead construction with Messrs.
J. G. White & Co., engineers and con-
tractors, of New York, and is now To-
Gated at Palmyra, N. Y, where he
has charge of the overhead construc-
tion in connection with the building
of seventy-two miles of electric rail-
railway in that section.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11
HANOVER'S ELECTION.
The New school Question Finally Set
tied IN Favor Of the Projectors.

Hanover township had another school
election on Thursday There was not
the excitement which characterized
the former meeting. Several confer
.ences had been held and an agreement
made as to what should be done and
everybody supposed that the election
would be only a perfunctory matter.
but the opposition rallied and came
within ten votes Of defeating the pro-
ject. Some hustling was done to bring
out those in favor when it was seen
how many opponents we're present.
The total vote was BOZ. Several in IA
vor who expected to vote at 5. 30, when
the mills shut down found the polls
closed.
There were a number Of challenges.
One woman was challenged on the
ground that she was not citizen. She
had no naturalization papers. not with
her at least, and refusing to swear in
her vote did not cast her ballot.
The resolution adopted was as fol
lows:
To build and equip three school
houses as follows: One of eight rooms
to be located at Whippany. One OF
! four rooms to be located between Han
over and Hanover Neck and one Of four
rooms TO be located between Parsippa-
ny and Troy Hills
! To purchase the following described
plots; The Hansen plot adjoining the
Doland property north Of Whippany
depot. The Perry plot adjoining e.
Earles property between Hanover and
Hanover Neck. The Lyon plot at the
Lyon homestead between Parsippany
and Troy Hills.
To raise forty thousand dollars for
the above purposes. To purchase the
above-named plots at a cost not to ex-
coed four thousand dollars. To au-
thorize the Board of Education to bor-
row the money ordered to be raised by
issuing the bonds of the District.
Some Of the opponents of the change
declare that they will test the legality
of the election in the courts on the
ground that the polls were kept open
to long.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11
BASE BALL GAMES.
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First base Oh errors Pastime 2 /;
Hackettstown 2. Left on bases Pas
time I Hackettstown 3. Stolen bases
PaStime / HakettStown 2. Double
play Mohahan and Holton. First
base on balls OFF Lippincott1. Struck
out-by Brown 3, by Stroud 4 /; by Lip
pincott 8. Hit by pitched balls by
Brown ! by Lippincott l. Passed
balls-Dempsey Van Alta 2. Sacri-
flee hit Dempsey. Three base hit
Mitchell. Two base hits-Holton,
Flanagan, Saunders. Umpire Mr.
Herman. Time of game ~ hour and
30 minutes.
Before crowd equaling if not ex-
ceeding in proportions that of last
year, the Pastimes went down again
in defeat to the Morristown Field
Club on the latter's grounds last Tues
day afternoon. 1t was even a more
interesting and exciting game than
that Of last year, with both teams
working their hardest to win.
Both pitchers were in excellent form
but neither received particularly good
support.
The score
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11
An Innovation.

Ii you have a big store want you
want filled quickly that it arises or oc-
ours to you after store hours all you
have to do now is to telephone to L.
S. Plaut & Co., Newark, telephone
No. 1915 Newark and it will be atten-
ded to the first thing in the morning.
In other words, the Bee Hive have es-
tablished an all night telephone service
and it cannot fail to be of the greatest
benefit to its patrons. For instance,
the dressmaker is coming in the morn
ing and you have forgotten something;
or need arises during the evening
and you have not the time to go to the
store in the morning, or for any other
emergency you will find this service Of
the greatest benefit. Telephone any
time out of store hours and the same
intelligent aid viii be given you as
during the day The July Bargain Sale
is now at this store and is filling it as
rarely before circumstances were just
right for gathering unusual bargains,
and the Bee Hive was in a position to
handle great clearances of makers,
wholesalers, and importers; and those,
in connection with its own surplus
stocks means a sale that is breaking
money saving records as well as for
volume of business. Store closes at
noon Saturdays, open Friday evening,
during July and August.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11
A Wonderful saving.

The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia, used 81 gallons Of L. q M.
mixed with "A gallons Of oil, thus max
ing paint cost about Sl,20 per gallon.
They calculated to use 100 gallons Of
other paint. Saved about $4,000, and
Dealers gladly sell L. & M, because
their customers call for it, and say
they used it II, IA and even 80 years
ago.
Don't pay ST. so a gallon for linseed oil,
which you do in ready -for-use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 60
cents per gallon and mix it with Il. &
M.
It makes paint cost about s1.20 per
gallon
Sold BY Phillips & DAY. Morristown,
r. @. Henry. Baskin6 RidEe W. r..
Wilson, Whlppany; 3 Iead Han
over.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11

There were three fires and two gen
eral alarms on the Fourth. The first
conhagration was the awning in front
Of the Telephone Building on Market
street. at four O'Clock fireworks in
the store of Martin Farino on Speed
we'll avenue commenced to go off. A
general alarm was sounded and the
damage confined to exploded fireworks
and a broken show case. Shortly after
eleven a. M. the alarm called the fire.
men to the Mansion House. where
tirecrackers discharged on the roof Of
the wooden addition had set fire to
the woodwork. 1t required half
hour to put out the blaze.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-07-11
Dog Licenses.

Dog licenses for the coming year
should be taken out at once if dog own
ers intend to let their dogs run at
large. The Board of Health office,
where licenses are issued, is now locat-
ed over Acker, Neral & Condit Com
pany's store, South street. Office hours
from to II a. N.