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THE LLAMA OF THE ANDES.

1Ouths Companion.
What the camel is to the people Of the deserts
Of Asia and Africa the llama is to those who
dwell in th3 Andes, says W. E. Curtis in his
book, Between the Andes and the Ocean, The
llama fs 4 faithful rnrch-enduring beast, sure
footed and speedy. without the services Of which
the Inhabitants OF some parts Of the country
would be utterly helpless. for mules and horses
cannot endure the great altitude and the rarifed
atmosphere
1t costs nothing to keep Ilamas; they pick up
their food by the wayside, although this seems
almost Incredible to those Who know the barren
ness Of the terrible deserts.
Although tie llama Is naturally docile and
obedient he hes a furious temper and duels
sometimes take place in the herd which con
tinue until one OF the combatants is killed, If
both are not.
When frightened tie llamas scatter. over the
desert, but when cornered they htddle in groups
with their tails together and their heads out tc
meet the enemy Their only weapon of de
tense is their saliva. which, when they are
angry, they squirt through their teeth In show
ers, as Chinese laundryman sprinkles clothes
A drop o. this saliva falling In the ear ol
eve or 81 any part Of the body wher the skir
is broken will produce painful irritation, ant
sometimes dangerous sores, like those that result
From the venom OF serpent.
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UNIVERSALIST
Church of the Redeemer.
tnpNfNc Ar 1O.an o,cI,OCK

MORNlNG AL lU:OU CLOCh
Prelude for Organ and Violin. Vieuxtemps.
Anthem. Break Forth into Joy. Barnby.
Contralto Solo, Hosannah, Graner.
Barytone Solo and Quartet, AS 1t Began to
Anthem, God Hath Appointed Day, Tours.
Organ Postlude Toccata, Widor. ~'.
. - EVENING AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
Organ. Easter Flowers Mailly; Larghetto from
Second Symphony. Beethoven. :,
Soprano Solo, Come, See the Place where Jesus
Cantata. The Resurrection, by Charles Fon-
y The choir includes as sopranos. Misses Mabel
Runge, Florene Blomgren; altos, Misses Mynn
stoddard, Eugenie Chenevert; tenors, Alvin Da-
vies, John Dahl bassos John Rayenscroft. Jo-
Emil Over Honer is organist and director.
s- .....-v- TuttIe.
The quartet includes Miss olivia Kruse, sopra-
or; Earle Burnside, bass. and will be assisted by
Ray Getty, violin; Fred Smith, barytone' and
Miss Grace EMERY, soprano.
MORNING.
soprano Solo, The Heavenly Vision, violin obli-
Tenor Solo, Easter Song, Denne.
| 49,. EVENING.
Quartet. quart scfqe'1s The Radiant Morn. .....s
Soprano Solo, The Heavenly Vision, violin obli.
sassSii sSio. sGsd.s' Mr. Smith. ~ ri.
Quartet How Calm and Beautiful the Morn.
! Solo, The Angels Song, King, Miss Grace
Emery. @..- H.. .,. H.
Duet, Duet Viii Viii Lay Me Down, Lansing, alto and
| tenor. ~. 1-.@-f
Violin Solo, Meditation, Mietzke. ,e-
| Quartet. Soft Floating on the Air.
Mrs. L. A. Payne is the organist and director
/ s5.-e All Souls.
The Sunday school will give program Of song'
Il - ~ HAn.1lrs
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sT7TT 81 N1NNrsoTA, COUNTY OF HEN.

1Yenin-yiliagc Of Robbinsda1e.
= Notice Is hereby. given, that applications have
been made in writing to the council Of said VII
ins fof license to sell intox xciating liquors for
the term commencing en- May 1st. 1908. and
persons, and at the following places. as stated
In said applications. rerspeetirely, to-wit:
n D. Currier and j. c. Sfenth, Mt the inter-
section OF Crystal Lake road and Johnson road
being on the Sc y of the NFsA of section 8. town
90 range "a, village of Robbinsdale.
Trcffe De Msrs, in the two-story brick build.
Ing situated on the SEA of the SE14 of section
s. town % range p, village of RobhnsdsIe.
A. M. Lassarel, in the two-story brick build.
ing known as the Niesen building on the Grystai
on tie east side of Minneapolis and 0sseo road.
section 8, range M, town 29 village OF Robbins
dale. s.5
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BAPTIST
First.

First. -~-..'. -
- MORNING. \ 5
Day Of Love Eternal, Bartlett chorus with
solo by DR.. w. F. McKenney.
!. The Resurrection, Bodney, DR. McKenney.
Why Seek Ye the Living! Among tho Dead
Chorus with solos by Dr. McKenney and Mrs
Emily Ellis Woodward. EsE5f22 $$:sTs g%,2
EVENING.
The Easter cantata, 'From Death to Life, -
BY ]. g. Bartlett, will be given at 7:3o O'Clock
be Mrs. Emily Ellis Woodward, soprano; Miss
Beulah Braiperd. contralto: Dr.. W. r. McKe1l-
ney tenor; : Francis EWoeafd III barytons s.
woodward, director. ! .$,Z.,saf4:.5
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First Free Baptist.
MORNING SERVICE.

Organ prelude, Marche Pontifcal; Lennens.
Anthem, AS 1t Began to Dawn, Coombs.
Anthem, Come, See the Place Where Jesus
Lay. Lermans.
Fisher Miss sBleanor B. Skinner.
Anthem, King All Glorious, Barnby- -Sauires.
Professional, Scotoen Clark.
q The organist and director is Mrs. w. B. Cross.
kopf; soprano, Miss Eleanor Skinner; contralto,
Miss Edna Matchen; basso, A. w. Carlton; tenor,
Mr.. Odell.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational.

Elrst Congregational.
MORNING, AT 1880 O'CLOCK. : .
Organ Prelude. Faster Morn, Mailing.
Anthem, Alieluia, the Lord Liveth, Cuthoert
Anthem, When the Sabbath was Past Myles
ofrertory Solo, Resurrection, Shelley, Mr..
Jayne. .s.l ,.%
Organ PostIudei tAneluia, Clement Loret.
EVENING, AT 7:45 O'CLOCK. a.
Easter Cantata, From Death to Life" j. 9.
HE choir includes; sopranet Ms Ws,shS9n; s n:
:bassos. M: sessll.. Mr; Wsisheon; "organist and
-@s IS, ~: park Avenue. Y:
sS5"9.N MORNING. |....
Organ, ,''Marche Pontiacale y ~ Tombelle, Mr..
Awake Thou Tint s Steiner eher
Pratt and Mr.. Engstron1. r. +.
soprane solo. sH Hosanns, arshier i1rs nrattt
"sanctus,p from st. Cecelia Mass, .Gounod,
solos by MIR. Engstr0m ;sa I +. %
organ peBtiuae dProeessional March, Gounod
X sss1t EVENING.
organ, ssAniantfno,..s Chanvet.s. ssfs5y
pas rSg Sg hGru ny Is m haS BaeS
Contralto solo. ''The Day Is Ended" Rartlette
Afs stSsr SISSso II fhy Mysterious scottt
"Redemption Day shackley. choir.
Organ postlude. selected
The quartet: Mrs; Alice Adrian Pratt spprsno l
assisted BY Mrs. kathryn sRowell Larsen, soprano
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churcl, 81 the Ascet,siot,.

b La Hache,s mass will be sung at 1880 a. m.
Misses Ella Martini Agnes Byrne, Messrs. w. 81.
the solos. AS an offertory, Miss Martin will
sing Shepherd's s Immortality = with violin obli-
voices will assist the quartet. Jacob Beck is
the erganist and w. 81. 3Skitz the director
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CATHOLIC
Ste. Anne.

High mass will be celebrated At 1890 q: n;
Lambiilates "Regina .Coeli'' will be given as an
overture Gounod' $ "NIass solonnelle" will be
sung by a chorus Of ty-four voices, Ed Cay
| thier Will be the musical director and MIS- u.
| II, Dumas, organist. ~, - ".|..
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PRESBYTERIAN
Westminster.
MORNING.

Oryan Prelude and Fugue in minor. Bach.
Anthem Angels Roll the Rock Away. Bieder.
mann, tenor solo, quartet and chorus.
Rass Solo, The Resurrection, Shelley. Addison
MAdA1ra 81.
Anthem. Behold Ye Deapisers, Parker, bass
foln and chorus. g
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HORRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH BoILs.

I had q horrible
attack Of b oils
that broke out all
over my body and
from " hich I
could get no pos.
sib1e relief until
I b e 8 an taking
your medicine,
and from my ex.
perience g I can
safely say s.. q. 8.
is the best blood
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tiomsseekers' Round-Trlp Excursions and
coI0nIst one.Way Excursions.

coIonlst one.Way Excursions.
The Northern Pacific will continue to
sell the round trip homeseekers' excursion
tickets on the first and third Tuesdays in
April, May and June at one fare plus $2
for the round trip to all points west.
The co1oriist one-Way excursion tickets
will be OF, sale daily to points in Montana,
idaho, Washington, British Columbia. Ore
gon and California until June Is. Call OH
g.: +. McNeill, city ticket agent, at No.
IL Nicollet house block, Minneapolis or
write TO CHARLES s. rec, q. p and 7. A.,
81. Paul, Mimi.
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Simpson,.

Simpson.
MORNING. 1890 O'CLOCK.
Organ, Festival March.
Anthem. Christ Our Passover. Buck. -
Response Now Is Christ Risen; Goodrich.
Solo The Man Of Sorrows, Miss Wasserzteher.
Corfet Solo,. The Palms, Faure, Carl Hunting
Trio. The Bells Are Ringing the Easter Peal
Abt, Miss Williams and Miss Wasserzieher, Don
Rider. . 80 --.
. Offertory Solo,. I Know that My Redeemer
Liveth. Miss May D. Williams
Postlude, Jubilate, Clark.
EVENING, 1880 O'CLOCK.
Largo. with Organ and Violin, Handel, Vio-
linist Ralph CountrSman.
Anthem AS 1t Began to Dawn. Coombs.
SOLO, King Of Kings Harry Rowe Shelly.
Quartet. Lift Your Glad Voices
Offertory Solo; Hosanna Grapier, Don Rider.
Postlude, Easter March, .Flaglern n ru,on,
soprano; Miss L. Fertha Wasserzieher, alto;
Don b. Rider. tenoriM. G: Campbell, bas,se ,u,se
will be assisted by Ralph Countryman. violinist
and Carl Huntington, cornetist. Miss Mabelle
C. Darrow is the organist and director.
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st. Johns.
Anthem, Christ Is Risen from the Dead, Elvey.
Introit, with Gloria Patri.
Gloria in Excelsis Dec, old chant.
sHallelujah and Easter Sentence.
The Day Of Resurrection. Salvador Rosa.
Offert6fy, Now Is Christ Risen, Nichol,
Who Is This That Comes from Edom? Mean
Ger.
Sanctus: Bach.
Aynus Del; old liturgy.
Eunc Dimittis; Tails.
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IN WARNINa,

| Cleveland Plain Dealer.
sYou must be more careful around here, said
Charon to the new arrival.
What have I don't that's wrong?" inquired
Didn't hear you tell that female shade over
there that she was too fresh -
! Eyes. did. What OF it ?''
.'WaIhy you mortally offended her. That's
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EVENINGS O'CLOCK.

Organ prelude, Alleluia; Fiat Lux; Dubois
Cantata, Christ the Victor; Dudley Buck.
Chorus of twenty voices. 80, .-,.
The quartet consists of Miss Esther Osborn,
soprano; Mrs. Eugene Best, contralto; F. h.
Forssell, tenor; W.. s. Woodworth, barytone;
Hamlin H. Hunt is the organist and choir direc,
tor. -. q. =.
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Plymouth.
MoRNING-1o:3o O'CLOCK.

- Organ prelude, grand chorus in dat SaloIne.
Anthem, Easter Morn; Noyes. ..'l
Soprano solo, Know That Ny Redeemer Liv-
eth; Handel; Miss Esther Osborn. 49,.
worth.
Anthem, Behold. Ye Despisers; Parker. ,...
Organ, march on a theme from the Messiah;
Gnilmant.
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st. Anthony Of Padua.

Kyrie, yosricn. q. 81.
oui QUIT Toliis,: s. duet Mrs Charles Lacey, John
Quoniam tu Soils. ". .Pauly
Vem Ve SrsstSf SrestS Mil MaFd Mrs Charles Lacey. NJ
Fitzgerald; Julius Kierski.
eGy Fl ineatnstas, t,ss Mis-. Frances McNally.
pssen osrs f. fefR fFit.eefa eaaitsts i f. fdf
.tfins sd ss ess}sorpsnisnt bs1 T. Mss.
Tenor Solo, NJ. Fitzgerald.
Ase Aee'e choir s' cepssts of Sopranos, Mines Hay
aitos. Misses Flynn .McNally and Bacon; tenofs.
S: r. Td}erek i. sampson. John Msdsen d..
rector: hias Mabel Bacon WILDE at the organ
81. charles.
be ats at O'clock. and grand high mass At 1880
Tss9 es 81 a.
Xdi Aggem G5fssgMIieia Ms Mr. cole ahd
Sl Gloria, Miss Beard. Mr.. Cole, Mr.. Anderson,
Mrs. Parks and full choir.
ohertory. fea1 Ea Master oratofio, Lanbilotte Miss
Jones, Miss Morrill, and Ladies' Chorus.
Heard sna n..
Agnus Del, Mrss #Parks' mt. AHuerson @ anu
Mrs. parks is the director, Miss Eu1a1ie Chene-
vert Organist, and Miss Blanche Strong pianist.
They will be assisted BY q Stirling quartet.
Heiys Resary.
| g Solemn high mass at 1Q:46 o'clock. Mass In
/ e. iby Rheinberger. will be given BY q quartet
and chorus Of thirty-hve voices, under the dfrec-
f ton OF Of William Herbert Dale. The program
Prelude for piano ana Organ. two movements
Il from Sonata PASTORAL, BGefnOyen.
/ Resurrection, shelley, Mt. Dale.
i s.. Kyrie. fss.
i Gloria
- Credo. ..s....
Il Mr.. Bustad. IN
Il Sanctns,
4 Benkdirtus. 5,s,.ets e.ss5ssi
4 Agnus Del, ,s -. -.
Rsrina .t5s1i NJ. a. ssfelfil.
Z AnlasDe Witt Cock IL the drsA1ist and Me
4 March Mill .b1 u tfe piEno.
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OIIvet.

by P. A. Schnecker viii he sunr The choir In
cludes Misses Clara Bockus. Gertrude Everington,
e9ev1eve sere BESSIE Messrs
=. G. J. Wallace N. P. Stewart organist and di
| rector. =.
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Fifth Avenue.

The sacred cantata e'From Death to Life
by j. 9. Bartlett will be given in the morning.
The regular choir. consisting Of Mrs. E. R: Coo.
LEY, soprano Mrs. F. w. Frtsche, contralto;
Mr.. Roberts, tenor: Allen Jones. basso. will he
assisted /, by Mrs w. r; Cowlcs. soprano; Miss.
and NJ. JONES' basso. Pianist. Miss Edith Vain.
man; organist, Mrs. S. A. Hubbell; director, D.
L. Jones.
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places in your constitution. During the
cold winter months we are compelled
to live indoors and breathe the impure
air of badly ventilated rooms and Of
fees. We over-work and over-eat, and
get too little outdoor exercise, and our
Systems become clogged with impuri-
ties and the blood a hot-bed of germs
and humors of every kind, and warm
weather is sure to bring a reaction,
and the poisonous matter in the blood
aud system will break out in boi1s and
pustu1es or scaly eruptions and red,
disfguring bumps and pimp1es. Make
4 good beginning this season by taking
4 course Of S. S. S. in time;. it will not
only purify your blood and destroy the
germs and poisons, but promote ehealthy
action of the Liver and Kidneys and
give you a good appetite at a time
when you need it most. III. -
S. S. S. improves the digestion and
tones up the Stomach, and you are not
continually haunted by the fear OF
indigestion every time you eat, or
troubled with dizziness, nervousness
and sleeplessness. There is no reason
to dread the coming Of warm weather i
and the blood in normal, healthy CO.
blood that invites disease germs, 1nic1
bring on long train Of spring and su
stitution, and produce weakness, 1assit
Eczema, Acne, Nettle-rash, Poison
! itro,1l1ee ore c11rA fo ,ala ffeif afonea,
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St. Paul's.

St, FduI
EARLY CELEBRATION. I A. NJ.
Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day; Worgan.
Communion service: Tours; in F.
Angels. Roll the Rock Away, Roper.
He Is Risen, Nesnder.
MORNING PRAYER AND HOLY COMMUNION,
1890 A. NJ.
Prelude. Meditation, Richardson, organ violin
and cello.
Professional, At the Lambs High Feast We
Sing; Elvey. >.
Easter Anthem. Christ Our Passover. Hodges.
TIE Deum Festival Setting in D. Reed.
Benedictus Heathcote.
Introit, Anthem. c. w. Harrington:
Kyrie. Gloria Tib Creed in F: F. Adam.
Offertory Solo. Soprano, Hawthorne, Near the
Tomb Where Jesus Slept.
Sursum Corda. Adlam.
Sanctus. Agnus Del CMesse Solonelle) Gounod
with violin and >cello).
Gloria in EXcelsEs Adam.
Nunc Dinittis. Gregorian.
Recessional. Tours, The Day Of Resurrection:
Postlude, Springs Awakening E.. Bach organ,
violin and cello.
The vested choir Of thirty y-fve voices will be
assisted by Mrs Latham, soprano: Miss Jane
Moore, alto; J. J. Bulls, W. J. Hall: tenor:
Frank Wilson, basso. Mr.. Garrett. cellist, and
Mr.. Ellert. violirust will supplement the organ
work throughout the service. In the evening
the offertory solo, Comfort Ye," from The
Messiah will be sung by ". J. Hall. A.
Alexander Rankin is the organist and choir
master.
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Central

Mrs. Hawkins will sing shelley's "Resurrec-
tion' as an offertory at the morning service. The
quartet will give Dudley Buck S a're Demu'' and
Graniers "Hosanna." Vesper service will be at
p. m. with the following numbers:
Prelude, Romance in D.'@Ileniaine.
Quartet, ''Sing Ye to the Lord, Lloyd.
Solo, 'tHosanna," Grunier. MIR. Cady.
Quartet, choir Angelic IIansror1.
Violin solo, Mr.. Riedelsberger.
Solo, Easter Eve.' Gounod. MIS- Waldron
with violin obligato By Mr.. Riedelsberger; {,
Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Daniel, Mrs. Waldron
Postlude, March solennelle,' . Callaerts..
The choir numbers Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Haw.-
kins, soprano: Mrs Mabel Lowering Waldron, CON
tra1to Dr.. Armand. tenor; Fred Cady, barytone;
Miss Stevens, organist.
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A Good Beginning

blood good condition at the beginning OF the
disease be troubled with bo
backheads es itching burning skin erupions
make life veritab1e torment and misery.
the time the work Of cleansing and building
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purifier In the world.
: Mrs. M. P. 6MYTHERS,
Wythevi1le, Vs.
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Forest Heights.
MORNING..

DoSoioev, .'Praise God" chorus. . -
Hymn, 10Y In His Resurrection Kelley,
Chant, 1.-The Lords Prayer" quartet.
''The Gloria Patri," chorus.
Anthem, ''Alleluia Christ Arose." A. Belrly,
oheftory, "Resurrecton," Shelley, Miss Belle
Anthem, Hail Joyous Easter," B. Lester
Mason, quartet. = d ~s.5s :" g.
Vocal solo Mrs. Kate Hoag.
Organ, Postlude. .. ..
EVENING.
The Sunday school will give sacred concert
assisted by the church quartet.
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The BEST TONIC AND APPETIZER.

While living In Sherman, Tex, I be-
Q m q victim Of impure, watery
blood. Z ran down in appetite and
energy; was scarcely able to get
about and had to stop off and rest
occasionally. I took 8. 8. B: and be.
gan to improve at once, and after
thorough course became strong and
we'll.
/ think 8. g. 8. the best medicine I
ever used as an appetizer and gen.
eral tonic. j. q: SCOII,
611 Railroad street, Rome, Go.
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offettory, Reverie. opus ", vieuxtemps, vio-s
lin solo, Cragg Walston. =
Anthem, Stout, Ye High Heavens, Chadwick:
Postlude, Fantasia, Lentmens. =
- fS EVENING. ~ :'@|'.
Organ, Triurnphal March, Faulkes. !" -
Knthenl, Awake Thou That Sleepest, Foote.
Tenor Solo, Hosannah, Granier, Owen T. Nor"
''si Anthem. Sing Ye to: tie Lord = 80
Offertory. Iubilate Amen. Gslbke, Miss Clara
Williams and double male quartet.
Bass Solo and Chorus, AL Praise to God, Was'
I PostIude The Silver Trumpets. Rimbault..
The Easter choir will consist Of sixteen Of the
best VOICES in the city; The sopranos vii be be
Misses Williams and Rugbee; Mines: MyWond
mock and Phillips; tenors. Messrs. Morris. San
born, Rrirnmer and Malcolm; bassos, Msgsrs Ma
deira Carpenter. Lugsdin and Loye. The music
is in charge Of II. S. Woodruff, the organist and
director of the Westminster choir. '-,,' =
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Stewart, Memorial.

..a Stewart: Memorial.
= - MORNING.
r. Anthem. Lift Your Glad Voices; a. P: Daiks.
, Anthem Praise Waitetll for Thee; ]. E. Trow-
bridge. ~. - - - ,,..-z
Anthem. Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken; w. e.
Brown. 80:
= EVENING. z
Orchestra, The Priests March.
Orchestra, Nearer, Ny God, to Thee.
Anthem, Lift Up Your Heads; ]. p Lueder
D't Duet, Softly Fades the Twilight Ray; Church.
otfertory solo, For the Wings Of Dove;
Mendelssohn, .,,s.. ~.
Anthem, Help Me Trust Thee; Elizabeth En-
erson -. ...-. :.
Orchestra, Easter anthem.
Tho choir is composed Of Mrs. A. p. Allen,
Morrali, soprano; Miss Louise Marshal, alto;
Louis Batchelder. bass. The Stewart Memor1ai
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EPISCOPAL
St. Marks.

"A. NJ. HOLY COMMUNION.
professional, Welcome Happy Morning, Sir A.
a. Sullivan.
Kyrie Elcison. W. Boyce.
Gloria Tibi. Plcyel.
Ofertory. l VIII Go Unto the Altar Cuth-
bert Harris.
Presentation of Aims. Camidge.
Communion Hymn, Bread of the World, j. s.
B. Hodges N. -
Gloria in Excelsis Zeuner.
Recesslonal, The Day of Resurrection, q. Z.
Martin. TgT1.tt s. fs,. <.
1880 A. NJ MORNING PRAYER AND HOLY
COMMUNION. - 5
PROFESSIONAL Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day,
Morgan
reys s...,
Jubilate Dec. Woodward" E%f:Nh /.
Kyrie Eleison. J. II. Cover.
Gloria Tibbi, Tails. t -. =, .,,,
Offertory, ja) But Thou Didst Not Leave: 90
Worthy Is the Lamb tc1 Hallelujah. Handel
Presentation of Aims, Holy Offerings Rich ana
Rare. Redhead
Sanctus Cover. =, =: .,,,,
Communion Hymn. And Now, o Father Mind
sful of Thy Love; Monk. =. a. ~
Gloria in EXcesis Ellwanger =,
Recessional. Come Ie Thankful, Raise the
Strain, Sullivan. - - =,
rhe Sunday school festival will be at 80
The choir Of st. Mars church is entirely vol
untary and consists of male voices. e.. ii. NOE
mington is organist and director. j.
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Miss Mae Cole, e,econtralto; p, II. Price tenor:
f. r.. MADEIRA, harry ytone. Dean Fletcher Is the
organist and musical director.
Lowry Hill congregational.


MORNING.:
Festival prelude Theme from Palestrina'
Dudley Buck.
Anthem. .'The Easter Sunshine Breaks Again
Schnecker. h &8
Ladies' trio .Ring On. Ye Easter Bells Abt.s
Bass solo, ."rhe Dawn of Hope" krogmall Dr.
G.. G. Coffee.
solos and chorus, ..I,e Song OF Life II. Il.
Postlude, 'Inflammatus and Asccnsus,'' Ros..
sini. q
EVENING.
Cantata. 'The Resurrection According to st.
Joln'' by Frederic Field Buard.
Organ prelude, ''Cantilene.' ;. Theos SalOme.
Anthem The Day of Resurrection chorus
with bass SOLO
soprano solo cart Thou Weary, Art Thou Lam
guid.' Mrs. W. P. Loye. .
Duet, triumphant Lord. Thy Work Is Done, :
coiitralto and bass sk.%
Easter carol. .On tie Resurrection Morning. "
Chorus, .'Hark! Ten Thousand Voices Sound
ing
| %'aIIallelujah..' chorus, from ''The Messiah
Postlude. "Festal Song" West.
+ The regular choir. Mrs. w. P..Loye, soprano;
Miss Elizabeth Iaoyc, c0ntralto Il. A: Merriam:
tenbr. andsDr. G. c. Coffee, bass, will be assisted
| In the morning service by Mrs. q. 7. DeHaveD
and in the evening by chorus Of sixteen voices,
Mines. De Haven, J.SB. Williams. J. w. Rich
| fnond, !, Crosby, A. O. Hubbard. Misses Lhicas.
Jennie Lucas L. B. Lincoln. Messrs. T. d. Bell,
w. r.. eAIcI1ane, NJ. d. Webster, w. r. Hunkins.
o. Hubbard and Orrir Kellar. The chorus was
4 trained by Mrs. T. D. Bell and Harry u. Lyon
4 is the organist. ~
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Holy Trinity.
HOLY CoAIMUNIoN. A. NJ.
Professional The Day of Resurrection, Mar
tin.
Kyrie Eleison. Tours. ~ a..
Gloria Thi, Tours.
HYMN. The Strife Is Ger. Falestrna.
Offertory. Awake, Thou That Sleepest. Maker.
Sanctus. Cover. y" So
Gloria in Excelsis, Old Chant.
After Benedctbr. Dresden Amen.
Nunc nimittis. Cover ,
Recessonal At the Lambs High Feast We
Cling, Rosemuller.
FESTIVAL SERVICE. 1o:3o A. NJ.
Processional, Christ Is Risen. Sullivan.
Choral Responses Tails Festival
Christ Our Passover. Shepperd.
Gloria Patri, Shepperd.
TIE Deum in B fat. Staner.
introt Anthem, Ten Thousand Times Ten
Thousand. Ferris rozer.
Kyrie Eeison. Tours.
Gloria Tibi; Tours.
Gffertory, (a) The Great White Throne; Brown
(solo with refrain by the choristers,: (b) Cho-
rus Bring Costly Offerings, Saint -Saens
Presentation of Aims. Thou Art Worthy to BE
sanctus from st. Cecilia Mass Gounod.
Gloria in Excelsis, service in F, Tours.
Dresden A-Men.
Nunc Dimttis. Cover i.
Recessional. Come Ye Faithful, Raise the
Strain sullivan.
The vested male choir consists Of thirty five
voices. o. 3. Bass is organist and choirmaster
George Langworthy will take the solo in tht
Sanctus: George Chapman and Earl Hunt In tn
Christ Our Passover: Dell Smith. that In the In
those in Awake, Thou That Sleepest Maste
Masters Edwin Turnqnst. George Alton ant
Cuthbert Munns will take other leading parts.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
Offertory. Redhead.
Hark, Ten thousand Voices, DEkes. YES. t,.,,a,,
ReeessiolIal AlIelulia. Sing TO Jesus, foWel.
METHODIST. J.
Henncpin Avenue.

Aenncpin Avenue.
MORNING.
,.a,,m, Sonata No. 7.
phniSbaroat e
uxn,n 20 Dav of Resurrection
A3tham .:Easfcr Eve Gounod.
Amthen, ..Christ Our Passover II. Bartlett.
rmsrtnrv soIr I Kn0W That NV Redeemer
IiVatht.s Handel Mrs t. Mackay Leslie.
, Hymn All Hail.
+: Postluae' aieero Nloueiato' WV
a. EVENING:
~ Violin and organ Messrs. Walston and Rhys-
rIIorhart ' -" ,-'.lGr
net III, ..1r,o Land Immortal'' horne.
OnertorX I ,,itt soto' "e i'onu - =
t' xij.;e tSi az hitn,, ~ AZ Walaton
niolit eoisa,o. NJ NJ 1,tnw nv Dud,ev Ruck
Santa!a-.Mrast Tue X Ksr. @ Tho lsvp Of The Sab
iroPheais pao!.oS, S,ies MOI rrLe Night watch, Mr.
PAIL PAIL Moiuen nias. ma Eastar Down Mrs
Leslie Mrs De M Mlams 1,,s,s snu yoicesi
Gmorus ine Hspo' ~ s,,n ~, 'pntar Mrs LesIie
llse sAseen'siWM. s u,ast y sdean1rr full
chorus 4. So ~, &-..t -S,,H. ;
! Postlnde.i Haflelujah chorus. Hanuel.
The quartet includes Mrs. Louise MackaS Les Les
lie. Mrs. rParthenia pc Witt. j. Austn MI
llans. j. II. Kerr ana VIII re assisttS, S.t ~ " ~