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\ • THE CRANBURY VOL. XX. CRANBURY, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1905. .NO. 28. .ff-: "?;\ :7.7.'v£2iil£i^'••••••—"••••••;••:- ••.-..» •.-.•; In (l.o fining of IT.'JS Washington met r Us fate. He was riding on liorsefoiicU- from Mount Vornon to Wllllamsbtiri; with Important dispatches. In crossing NEW JERSEY STATE NEB ROOSEVELT GRITtCIZED 'S AWFUL LOSSES a ford of the L'nmuulcpy no fell lu with n Mr. Chnmbcriyjip, n ho lived In the Hot State Lnnds Cheap. neighborhood. With true. Virginian Governor Stokes met with the State More Than One Hundred and Eighty hospitality he prevailed upon Washing- Hipurlan CnmnilKsloncm, in Trenton, Senatft Amends Arbitration-Treaties nnd MiKCcsted a reoolution requesting Thousand Disabled. ton to take dinner at Ills house, mak- tho Attornoy-Cieuernl to examine all Despite President's Letter. WASHINGTON. ing the arrangement with dlttlculty, I-cfiifilative Krauts of IAIICIH under -water It \vnn nnnounccd nt the White House however, since the soldier was Impa- that nil the members of the Cabinet, 1 und' report on them to the board. The tient to got to WHIIumsbiirg. ' resolution -was adopted. The Impres* DEAD NEARLY FIFTY THOUSAND except Postmnstor-CienPral Wynne, Once Inside the Coloulnl house, whose f*lon prevailed that many of the grant- WAS FIFTY 70 NINE will he renppointod on Starch G. Mr. ors of rlpnrlnn lands have exceeded CdrtelyoH* will become Postmaster-' hospitable halls hroathctt welcome, his (fuiicrnl nud Mr. Wynne'will be <nado Impatience, anil even the errand Itspir, A (.JOVJiUXOIl'S SECRETARY. ' ! The entire end of tlie room wns oc- their rlchts and nre UHlnp public landn .tu which they nro not entitled. It Appdl'fltff Fl£tirei. Given Out. In - lac Cou?ul-General nt T.oniTon, Knglfind. wnre well-nigh forgotten. A negro ser- ' VAWI "firey has I-IIOMMI for lil^ prl- cupied by the altnr. This wns com- Senator* IniUt*il'Tli»t tlie Srnate SliouM •wns believed that'tho State Iind tliun Ht. r«temburjj ?Ic»ivnc*r, nn Tr wn*»~ nnnouiiecd by"Secretary liny vant led his hiir.se- up nnd down tho vjilO hPL'i-utury lluiliip hK lim^ an (Jov- pletely titled In willi forest pnltiis and IIPPII deprived of a rlRhiful equity In rreierre lit Ittglit (f> r«rtlclpate In flint the nrbllriillon treaties mnended graveled walk In front or the house; I'l'iioi'-Cit'iiPi'iil of Canada Ml<« lieirraso fen IH and'largo white altnr candles in 1he«n lnndH :imnnutinR-to several hun- llio Sinhln; nr Trfiftllo Without lt«- OfTlrlnl .Army jouinal—Artlrltr In by the Scnnfe will not bft presonled to the servant grew ilrt-d, the horse brass candlesticks of (7reck design. tillbort^on.. a (Jhih^ow woman, SIIL* dred thousand tlollnrs. Two lenses C»rd to tlm rf«Rltlent'« Wlahes— Letter ^lancliurla— Admiral Togo Irftkvet the government** •with wlilch they were pawed and sniffed with Impatience— ha*. IIPICI ilu* position of pilvntu M'CTC- The wide walls of the room weie cov- hold by tho Now York, Susquphnnna negotiated. of (tin Kxocutlre 1ta*«mt«il. .laiian Again. iind Washington lingered.. tary In hiLii Tor (ho l;ibt Iliri'p yvnrr ered With pleated cheesecloth from nnd Western Itnllrorul and tho Now The House Committee oh Industrial A petite, liazel-oyed woman—she who at Jlowicl;. ami ns Lord (Jrpy wns not which wns .suspended n frieze of south- York. Lnko Erie nnA "U'ostcrn Docks WnRliinKton. I), c—The Sennlo ratU St. Petersburg, Itussia.—The iirema- Alrts nud Expositions fnvmahlv report- was once l'ntsy-DniiiKlgL-. but now tho willing in lose liev SITVIUPS, MIFSS <.;il- ern smllnx. The banquet WIIH In tlic nnd Improvomont Conipnny were con^ Tied spvon iirlillrntluii Irentlo^. after tint* publication hero of the ofllcfnl re- ed tt bill the purpose of which in to ' 1 vort(Ml Into grants. TI ngprogate of' widow of Daniel I'nrki- Custls—was dc- lin-tbon Ita * hcou .;;niiig ihroupli im assembly hall nud the grnml staircase J(1 nnioudiiiK Uiem hy <-trikhiK out tlH?" »f lfigsys In tlie war with Japan enable tho holding, of the proposed 1)ore Immense shower houquels of cos- the prnntfi IM $202,O0<». A grnnt of 700 .Tnmefitown Exposition. The bill cat- lajing Important affair*. At nightfall 'tmiKiial training to lit her for tin* now fcobnloiiK tho Delawnre Klver nt Cnm- .vord "nj,'roenH»nt" in Article II. nnd hits en used* a sensation. The- figures lies mi appropriation of ?2.(£0.000. theTiiRlnicted warrior rpincmliered Ills position. Wiiithar CVsllr was IUTino.s blossoms nml white lilies on each ilen "wan made to Peter Ho pan & Co3. Inserting the word "Irenty." This wits' were used ii; tlio ofllnlnl Messenger, mission, and made a hasty adieu. Mr. newel post nud wns outlined in smllnx. hl-honl. JIIHI she \r.\> hi:i>i> Infctructcil nt $2 a foot.. The question of granting the answer of tlio Senate to the PresI-' evidently without tlie sanction of the OUU ADOPTED ISLANDS. Chamberlyne, meeting him at the door, Iht'iv us to il:i; iiiTiiftglng and f-afc- At the head of tlie stairs wore deeorn- rlghtH to KhoalK In UnrncRnt Bny, In- (leut'n letter to Senator Cullom, where- War Department, but now carry with laid a restraining hand upon lili arm. live orange trees. The tables in the The death In the Honolulu Museum" kci'ping of royal leltevs ami stntu pa- oluding' tho right for the grantee to in ho Indicated, tlint if the Senate exer- them nn ofUchil character thnt cannot of n young llnwaiiau through falling "No guest r\or leaves my house after. Peru. banquet hall were iu the form of mi erect "iHlnndR** for jrounnlng purposes. ," he J-'aid. wns discussod. Tho board decided cised its pieropttivo lo amend, the be denied. Tiiclr tremendous Impor- on a model of nn altnr such ns were inuiicii.se \V, tlic Initial of the bride- iroatle.N lie had stilimltU'd, as coptom- tance to the people of KUHHIIL IS shown once used for human Micrillcea, hnR groom. On the two outside tables a that, slneo tho imposition involved thp ^ horse was put up, the servant WATKi: AS A XEk\ «, CiritK. protection of llsli nnd gamo. It could plntod, ho would decline, to exchange In the fact thnt thone figures prove that caused a revlvnl of f can of the heathen ghen his liberty, nml Washington rc- long, narrow hand foiutcd nf pink roses godtj In the Hawaiian fehmdp. "If iitM'vnns people would only drink nud fonts standing upright was used not be determined without giving the ratifications. Tin* vote on the amend- more than one-third of the entire HUP- niiilucd until the next morning, when mori: water thry woulil not.Jie to ncr- Klsh nnd Gnmo Conimlsblonors nil np- ment was ,V> to !». Apjie.iiIs for delay Man army lu tlu> Far East hns passed Hrigndler Geiidfnl Wllllmu H. Cnrter with new happiness In his heart, he down the centre of the table. Down portnulty to bo heard. reported engagemcutK of scouts wiUi iou-," reninrkoil a Ir.ilueil nursp the the two Inner tables ilils bund was wore voted down, a motion to adjourn through the hospitals since tUe. begin- Vulnjnncs, Son Jose. Snmar. Six guns dashed on to Willlamtburg. «ther ilay. "Ne.trly every pliysicliiu IVJIK di'/cjilerl !>>• 4."> l*> 3.1. and the Peii- ii&igi'Of'.the wnr.' The total is isa-Mli We may lvel! nuiry ilj.it Dor Image of bride roses nud ferns. The spaces Colonel H. M. Dickinson Dead. onptmed. No casualtlee. Gtistln, Sec- will lecnimui'inl a wo mini who K suf- between tables and hi the corners of ato licld two executive ses.^louR to dls- jirUwsrhud men. nnd this does not fn- ond I.Ieuteiintit of Tbltlpplne Scants, was before nlin :ill the way. aiio had fering from IUM VOIK pi nitration or Tolonol S. Moi'pdith Dickinson, who liosu of tin*- treatlet once and for nil. wounded, moderately; one neoiU.kil'pil, worn a gown of white dimity, with a tho room wero filled in uith palms and liad beno thief law elork of tho Court lude the dead. nervous r\lnuMlnii to di ink Ic>I A of iroptcnl plnnl*. Tlio electric lights of Chancery, at Trenton, for thirty* The feelinc in tlio Senate was in- The wounded wore. 1730 odiccrs and Hvf* wounrled. Thnusantl PtiJnjanes 1ft- cluster or May-blossoms at her belt, water botwppii mm!**. Init many «om 1 , 'I.S90 men. The sick were 224S officers cnted nt Mount Tngo. <1UG East Cnl- and r. little white widow's cap half wore lu festoons about (lit room. Tlic four your*., died hi ilmt place. He wns tense, though the vxpri'Rhiuiib of Sena- bnyop. Our forces co-operatlug with v\\ wit <lo r.it romc uudiT a doctor's menu cnuK were sevcicly plniu, orn.i- slxty-fivo yenrs old. Ho had hvon lu tors were couelied In .temperate Inn- -ml 7J,.".S1 nu'ii. thus showing thnt the covered her sort brown hair. care would feel better and look better falling hoalth for somo time. Colonel minge. Thrrt* wns more, under thnu 'bsL'iice of proiK'r snnltnry prccautinns native troops with gocd effect. She was twenty-sis, some three mented with only Ihe monogram of tlie '.id more ngnlnst Die Ilussliui army Cnplaln Henry T. Allen, of the Sixth if they woulil drill I;, KIT., a quart of bridal couple In sold. Dickinson wnK a moinber of nn old Ilev- nn the surface. Itefereuo.es to tfie months younger than Washington; water In the com>e of ilie xh\y.
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    A Timeline of Biblical and Early Christian 5501 1 CREATION Adam Events Based upon the Chronology 5271 231 Seth Presented and Established in the Holy Scriptures, using the Septuagint version of the Old Testament 5066 436 Enosh Compiled by Rev. David A. Kind Campus Pastor, University Lutheran Chapel - Minneapolis, Minnesota Trinity XXIII, 2008 4876 626 Cainan Key: 4706 796 Mahalalel Dates to the right of the line are from the time of the creation, (Anno Mundi, AM). Dates to the left of the line are according to conventional 4571 931 † Adam dating (BC or AD). Events to the right of the line are Biblical figures and 4541 961 Jared events and those most directly effecting the Old or New Testament Church. Those to the left are world events and rulers. 4379 1123 Enoch 4359 1143 † Seth P RE Note on Dates: -D 4214 1288 Methuselah ELUVIAN All dates before the construction of the Temple are dependant upon a 4161 1341 † Enosh literal reading of I Kings 6:1 which states that there were 480 years between the beginning of the Exodus and the beginning of construction on 4027 1475 Lamech P Solomon’s temple. This reading requires that the 450 years of rule by the 4014 1488 Ascension of Enoch ERIO judges, and the 40 year reign of Saul, mentioned in the New Testament 3966 1536 † Cainan must be the total of several overlapping periods of time (See Samuel J. 3839 1663 Noah D Schulz, The Old Testament Speaks, 103-104). 3811 1691 † Mahalalel Extra-Biblical Sources: Schulz, The Old Testament Speaks Franzmann, The Word of the Lord Grows 3579 1923 † Jared Frend, The Rise of Christianity Surburg, Intro.
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