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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-04-05
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-04-05

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ocrieben.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-04-05
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llno seist etn irob gelitt,
Tod ieiren 'tmersn aummer,
Den lsb'u Die geute nitt
? SR's S,eri lam lliemdno blldsr,
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Bet0edi oas bunts aleio.
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Zen man fir aIiidItd baIt;
NtrmaHN tam sr'e er,aPIer.
aaii vt bjs game NrIt,
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cey g1autt; 'pjcIt ota Ggotrn
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En Ist.tn GiigcraauI.
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Vim ,Seotr njgno cr'dbyti
Ssri,te ocy SooienbOy.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-04-05

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t!stsi, asylSI in esR S,lltIE lm Hld.
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u,.ew a.S Ssattlsl. Tel! eW SslageT.
saVgsofsl lst Slkutmsotansa -
nuE,n. Uw 6uiti ;u ssglsesT. %A
uunitil max, =, uspR els 5empsr-
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ek S9itt5s ias itesr Ssrauitsr a,
Il ;lblsa mabitu. ups ,bsa,oI tne ~
usr Strais ptrficls. esr dice koose
Saui5s auatireTsu paTsGte House "
sSivtes asbcn itiRsm SGfKL1.
iriRlsn, psnn ei,lsIbSR its = copper ens'
ney auus BAT. Ena e. ;i,-.,-,.,o,,
zitt 10 pi.ls .briits b
shrIlts, saTRm pare siacaes
aetoueneia eura usltsPelal offer tediti
aus sthsn 2pCals sin y postage prepaid.
aas,smuit eesr IN etSOCVENIR
SStruHi,nsr e,iuaoen w.su,ncT
frait pares. lcss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-04-05
Scrrrn= 9amcn: Guabea= llnS
6inOcrldllbt IN wi. a==s=9=

2tue 3u nieor9en preisn Spret nro absrjr9t Gud
iba Das adhsu 9eo6tsr >1dbts an bel mir gstauiter
Sd'uhsn prc unent9stih beixst.
FERDINAND ORTMEYER.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-04
DEBILITY,

Vital Weakness and Prostra-
ton from overwork and other
causes. Humphreys Homeo-,
pathic Specific No. %, in use
over 40 years, the only success
full remedy. 81 pervial, or spec
ial package for serious cases, S5.
Sold by Druggists or sent prepaid receipt Of price,
Humphreys Med. Co., William & John SITS, N.Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-04

TnGy
If | could take : = s4.to nay large
factories at BrocktcI, iiass. land show
YOU how carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made, you would teen understand
why they held tEe;r shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you can obtain w. L.
Douglas shoes. His name and price is stamped
on the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and inferior shoes. Take no substis
tute, Ask your dealer for w. L. Douglas shoes
and insist upon having them.
Fast Color Eyeiets used: they will not wear brassy
Write for illustrated catalog of Fall Styles.
w. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-04
N REAL ESTATE.

rrtnSters in real estate
aldo County Registry
week ending Oct. l, 1906:
>augus, Mass, to jar
-r; and in Freedom.
ul. >earsport, to |. II.
M Searsp0rt.
Brooks, to Charles f.
Brooks.
"mterport, to Susan c.
p ami buildings in Winter
IS, Waterville, to Mary
n Burnham.
Dis. Brooks, to John w.
1a. buildings in Brooks.
-ut, Belfast, to Hattie c..
NJ and buildings in Bel
lp Meeting Association,
ant to Eleanor j. Moore,
0rarSport.
Morris, Iowa, to Cakes
and in Burnham.
amden, to Charles \.
Mass land and build
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-04
Cottage for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale cottage on
Northport avenue, called by many visitors IAN
ideal summer home, and occupied for many
years as an all the-year residence. The house is
one and One-ha.f stories and conveniently ar
ranged. with plenty of closet room. There are
three rooms besides the kitchen ON the first floor,
with handsome fire place and hard wood floor
in the sitting room; steel ceiling in the hall; well
and city water in the kitchen; closet. On the
second floor are three bed rooms and large
storage room. There j. I-foot veranda on two
sides, atfortling snaGe al ali times Of day and a
fine view of the bay. 1t is On the telephone line
and electric lighting may be mad if desired The
grounds contain fruit and shade trees, shrubs,
vines and flowers with ample room for a vege-
table garden. Call on or address
CHARLES A PILSBtIY,
oil N.it,,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-04
think they're
best for the
BLOOD

.~. S'o7.agton, Me. June IS, 1904.
l.. /" Bitters are the best to
Va. blood and headache | ever
&. ! would not be without them
-.. Tor they have saved me a
.'a' Doctors bills.
= 'pee'tully, Mrs. IDA M. PERT.
ia... L. F." Medicine eliminates
e,. =. freaks up colds and fevers,
-'ge'ton.-Buy it now and
F.. 'loe if you are not feeling
49, at the store.
III. STS 5lted Postal Cards. 50 subjects.
Ag. "e u.s. H H. Hays Sons, Selling
'u's' Portland, Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-04
Waldo County Grange.

.r.' .Itl e W dS Il it'i ~ ''-
.ssr,liig eleven oranges. At
.....+1. 4rs were in their places
r..la If Mrs. A. Y. Martin,
..ha Was unable to be pres
...- by lie choir, the usual
.-,l hort talks b. several
.p order, the fifth degree
..u a small class. The
.tr Pomona grange meet
lien reported as follows:
.a- with Victor Grange.
Y.a comet Grange, Swan
Harvest Moon, Thorn
liver Harvest, Waldo.
~pa>j,le, Belfast.
size, Belmont.
.,J Home, Brooks.
--- River, Liberty.
..try, Ljncolnville.
sly, Morrill,.
-,jerick Richie, Wal
.nt45 The grange
49,, ..'-finars for the ensu-
.,s latA only a part
.-...Ad before the noon
..s..,r EMBELLISHMENTS
j IN and brown
-.,. o.,tfaa harmony
and another abund-
,,. - uatt4r Of his
brs " NJ Brewster
.- rn order. and after
,.. eI-ctiun of officers
r,.,.. Fimuud Brew-
Y Martin. South
NJ IrovAs south
,l.ihart panl. Nor
- ,1ou+,;1la Assist
57,u.ord NoutviI)e.
... waldo Treasure
ya1do SECRETARY;
,ya1do Gatakeanpr;
,,,,,,o,a Mrs AdaI-
Y Martin. Flora
.l, Assistant steward.
,,.,.o,, Mos oa1la6 pnon
n+.f+ar tba j.,
fay we'll
+ho oeioars that
49, 4ho county az
IA ri,,ht 10 av
100, 4bofr leaders
-ha, thav wonld he in
,,aa+ipg leading off in
~,oa,sjnq in their 4f-
ION VaIdo Pomona in
~ r,;..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

illden Scr y9roperS & Mcha1icS'
Notionol 8anf" ipllr0en Die Serren
Garrett y. Glart utO slrd)ibalo
SpfeS SIT Wtoiienperlualtern ernonnt,
Gie Sobrif, iueld)e 100 Midod)en be.
i6Gftigt, miro meitcrgefiibrt lucrOen.
9eut der 9ampfer Der.
flagt.
u. 6. GolcorO, 9eiiber OcS S6oo.
llcrS "Sorrp E. Supiuoro," lpeldcr
onl 81. WiGr5 oicieS SobreS 6 Meilcu
bon Cape @cnrp in Gplliiion nit oem
ocutid)en Tnmpier San Miguel"
ipor rm0 iollt, bot geltern i'm Sun'
eS.0iitriftS0crid)t Den Gou1pier oii
Sdaoencriob perflagt. Ser S6a-
ben bctrGgt 100000 am S6iif, $500
an Sroht ulb $500 an 6rudtge.
biibrel,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

9rooflpn, nod bic BON 2oltis Sictor
Saor, Die bei'm SGn9erieit in 9olti-
norge geiun9en murOe, lei ais cine
mirflid erltflaliigc in be5ei6nen &C.
melen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

@ortbe mar Mitglieo elmer groBen
gn5a6l 8ereine uno @obltb1tigfeitss
Srgoniiationen. Seine Satin, Die
ibm Dor lic6en Sabren i'm CODE por'
aus ging, par cine Der Mitbegriinbe-
rinnen Oes r9(agenieiiten Tentiden
@oiien6ouies." Gr binterl1Bt cine
So6ter, Sri. Martbo @ortbe, weld)e
linn Den Sausltonb fiibrte, uno einen
Sobn, Ben tpeitbin ~befdnttten Sour.
naliiten 2oiiis @artbe- in @aibing.
Tor, 9. s.
Gle Iuto nj o IuslteIs
luna, uelhe beute in bcmt an Der
Ott. Hopals uHb Iargldno.g pcnlle
gelegenet Heu6ou 6eeinnt, miro ourh
cine StraBenparaoe eroffnet. Iae
Gorbereitungen fiir sic ausltellung
iino eetroffen, rno bic geranltalter
oerIclben boifen 5l%1periidtlif, oaB
ourd) Die Iusitellltng unter Dem Sub
lifum ein groBeres Sntereiie fir ben
gutomobiliport iuah9erufen miro.
gS peroen tGglid Dor Dem Iltsitel-
lungsgeb1iloe Semoritrationen itatt.
iinben, burd) tpelde oie S%anobabuna
ser peridieoenen Su9riperfe erIGutert
miro.
Ibgeiti ii t. - @1Greno er
ouf Dem Gerber ser Gongir.2ofomo
tipe Scr. 1909 in Ben 2ocuIt-Y oint,
@iitcr.9 obnb0fen Der Baltimore .
Obiosgobn" orbeitete, berlor Der %
Sabre alte Seiser Sarrp Steoman
ieineu Salt uno ~itiir5te a,f Die Sc.
leiie, mobei er .mebrere &opffuunoe1
erlitt. Ger @erleste mllroe 5nn6d)it
nad) Dem Niperlioe /. acknowledging.
pen gcbra6t ilnb, na6bem 81. $.
See Sranfs bon Hr. 1923, Siio.
CHARLES traBe, conltatirt batte, baB
Scr Watn feline inltcrliden Gerleburl-
gen oopon9etragen bate, I'M Eatrol.
luogen bcs iiiolihen 9iltrifts nad)
icincr @obmlng, Nr. 1914, Siio.
GborleS. StraBe, iiberfiibrt.
&aufte geltobIene @aas
rem 5urii If. - Gomaro Clinton,
Elm % Sabre alter Neger bon Wourt
MinonS, ipuroe gcitcru bon Hidtcr
Gor in Der iiiolihen Yoli5eiltation
unter Der gnihuloigung bent Sc.
ribtsperiobrcn ii6cripieien, bon Der
Sirnta 2euiS 9oer & So, Nr. PIG,
2igbt.S troBe, 26 SGilte i'm @ertbe
bon sos geltoblen 5it baben. Die 3ci,.
genouSiogen bei'm Serbor ergaben,
onB Die Sdltte BON oein Yuer'iben
8aarenbaits, Ger. 523, Siio.Soparo.
StroBc, 9~eitoblcn mo bonn an Die
Sirma 6. u. Mlbou9b & Sobne ber-
fol1ft norbcn iparen, bon melder
5irma Serr 9aer Die SGiltc ipicoer
5lriidfauftc. Gin Sertreter Der gu.
bnugb'iden Sirmn iogte, Der Negcc
bobe Die S1llte ongcblid fir einen
9riloer oeiiclben in girsinien Der.
fouft. Die 9eltoblcnen Sdiite iinb
Gin Spe5iol-artifel Ser beItobleneu
Sirn,a uno iuiiroen infolgc Seiien
pieoercrfonnt. Der Neger ioG einem
Eoli5iiten gegeniiber oen 0iebitabl
cin~gcitonben uno mebrere anoere He-
ger genonnt bober, uelfe iid Oil
oemielben angeblid bet9eiligten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

20 Sen ean5eH 2ag - 4 8fo. SbnlaId
80 fir 29c.
30 Zen garSen Gag eefo6ter G1infeH,
20 IL Rfb. fir 29c.
20 2h Bio. feIbit 5ubereiteie Sranffurter
20 fir 29c.
20 Shlpeineileiib fit Gotelctten oberNcait,
% "a Gfuno fit 20c.
20 8 Efb. felbit 5ubereitetc yratpurit
20 fir 29c.
30 2antn. baS 2anlm LIT. 2 bis 4 Gfb. fir
20 zoe.
Gtgarrct.
20 10, cute sc. Giearren iiir zoe.
20 Is 9ipurren. LANCE Sinlage, fir 29c.
2 . ID Eadetc 9abadssGianrettcn fir 29c.
20 Gut lpie elm Solar, 9ellrp 50. 1abaf.
20 29c. oas Giunb. u.I. -..,,
gcrnheimtr Bros ,
gruie Sanilien.2dbrn.
Cir. 3ff. 313. 3i5 unn 311. Mcit'9ertnntpu' Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

|
Die beutid e grbidofts.
itellcr. Sorlage lit bon Ser Steuer.
G%onmiiiion u%ntgeGnoert uorben itno
fat folgenoe 8oiiung crbaIten: Gic
grbidaitSItelicr betrdgt 4 Yro5ent
fir Ieiblide Gltern. poII. nno balb.
biirtige @eifniitcr, ionic abf0mnt.
lin9e eriten @raoes bon @eidipiltern;
6 Ero5ent fir @roBeltcrn, entfernte
Soreltern, ShUiegereltern, Stief.
eltert Shpiegerfinocr, Stieffinoer.
Mbfommlinge ~5ipeiten Grades bon
@ei6luiitern, nnebelide bonn Batter
onerfannte ainber unb oeren g6.
fommlinge, ioipie fir an a~inoesitatt
angenommeuc ailloer. iolueit iid alif
oieie Die 0irflngen Der gnna9me oil
aitoeSItatt 'eritreden; 8 Ero5ent fir
@eidluilter Der gltern, Electromagnetic
I'M 5ipeiten @rooe Der Seitenlinie; 10
Yro5ent in ben ii6rigen5Guen. lleber.
Iteigt Der @ertb oeS Griperbes ben
9etrog bon 10000 Wnrf, 10 miro baS
| 1it0-iade Der p%oritebenoen SaBe
erboben; bel 10000 Warf oas 1 2it0.
lade, bel $4,000 Warf Dos 1910.
iodc, bel 1900 Mort ooS 1 Alto.
fode. bel 100000 Warf oas 1 5i10.
lode, bel 10000 Iorf bas 1910.
iod]e, bel 100000 Mart Sas 1 7i10.
iohc unO 10 fort BEL ieoem %fernercn
Sunoerttauienb Mart ein 3ebnteI.
fades mebr, bel elmer 0tilion Mart
alio oas sluei unO iiinfSebntel
Crime Nelfen. Srn. So.
bert 9olpert, einenl 8eteranen inter
ben @drtnern, IN 2a Groie. isis, lit
es enolid gelunger. cine crime Relfe
SIT 5iidten. Sdon lett Sabren itreb.
ten piele 8Grtner oornad, cine Blu.
me oieIer art berpor5ubringen, rno
obgleid) es ibnen gelang, Die 6arbe
monder 9lumen fait. miafiirlid 3i
geitalten, 5Gblte bic crime Nelfe unb
Die ihpar5e uno blaiie &oie st oen
Ylumen, melde bisber alIen 8er-
iuden ipotteten. 0ieie Spielart, Die
CRIME Nelfe, ioa in Jarbe uno Gnft
pollfommen iein. Sr. Colbert tpei.
CERT lid aber, oas @ebeimniB ieiner
gntoedung befamnt 5u aeben. 9ieie
Ylime oiirfte III furser 9eit Die
glunie oes ct. Eatridstags meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
Yns Den 4cridtsbDfcn.

Der notorii6e nSom" Smith DO:
@eriGt. = COL ein unorocntlides
Salls balten. - 3ebn S6aoener.
iobflogen gcgct oie Staot.-Gon,
%iolibirte 9-Gompognie Der
longt $1,000 pom Sbcoter5etteI'
Srllder. - &cridieocnes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
Trinity Church.

The usual Easter services were held,
At 1890 the vested morning choir, TO
the number Of twenty-siN, rendered the
music in most creditable manner,
During the otfertory n selection from
the oratorio of Eli, as a solo, was
beautifully sung by William Wicker
man, The sermon by the Rector was
on the Power of the Resurrection,
which he said was power apart and
by itself; n power which cannot be re-
duce6 to any class, or worked into
any system of similar forces; a power
which cannot be make the subject of
experiment to discover what it is, or
explained in scientific terms or sym
bols. 1t is not one of the moral or
physical forces of life. 1t is some
thing more than the spiritual, 1t is
far easier to say what it is not, than
what it is. 1t is u power which came
through the person of the risen Christ,
and which has changed the faith of
the world, aud opened the gate of
everlasting life. Men fail; churches
may fail; but this power never fails. So
year by year, it draws more and more
upon the heart and faith OF the world.
In many ways, all through the differ
ent conditions of life, the speaker
showed how this power manifested
itself, moving forward until the vic
tory of life would be won over death.
At $3.50 p. m, an Easter service for
the children was held, andth Rector
made an address, In which he used the
river Nile and its annual overhowing,
making Egypt a country of plenty and
famous for its corn, which otherwise
would be another Sahara, as an illus
tration of Easter in its annual over
flowing of beautiful sentiment and
truth, making hearts glad add life
rich, which otherwise would be as
Egypt without its Nile.
All these services were attended with
very large and crowded cougrega-
tions. The floral decorations of the
church, cut flowers, were very beautl-
full, as placed on the altar, memorials,
and the choir stalls. The offerings
were very large.
On Monday the annual meeting of
the parish was held The old vestry
was reelected with addition of Mr.,
w. A. Jones.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
"COWSLlP FARM"
Opera House Saturday April 2I.

The Pierce Kingsley Company who
are organizing here viii not open
their three-night engagement until next
Saturday night, owing to the inability
of the Chicago agent to get the play
ers here earlier.
Mr.. Kingsley has been fortunate in
securing the best players at liberty in
Chicago, The following is the roster
of the company:
Pierce Kingsley, Norman Wendell,
Robert Ransome, Chas. Luther, Chas,
+, Bacon, Ouwayne Lurie, Helen
Watson, Rose Montague, Gladys
Kingsley, Stello Raymond, and Mr.,
Guy kirkpatrick rs Advance Repre-
sentative.
Cowslip Farm, Saturday night,
Band concert 1880, Curtain rises S;l5,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
No 6774 Fine Nottingham Curtains, 81 90 value,

Also dne striped cottage curtain worth sl25 at 77fc
full line Ingram Carpets In
direct from the mill obbers
profit will give chance show Carpets and Rugs
arec convinced you will buy from
pieces Standard Dress Gngham fast
coo price, while they last at Sic yard
time offer 20 pieces Amea Baste worth Sca coors-as
line the sung SO and 5 in at 4Sc
and S125.
Also Embroidered Wastings most
llne OF White Shirt Waists shown In this city
black All SILK
at de solo, extra heavy worth b
heavy In worth s125 al 9Sc.
Gghams 80 pieces at 9ic during this
special table Damak these bargains
Respectfully,
Mineral Point. wisconsin MILLER FARDY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-04-19
A, l., Delos Kelly

died Thursday evening, April IL, aged
81 years, He was sick about ten
months, with Addlsons disease.
Delos was member oil the Laxey
church, Sunday school and Y. +. s..
G. Il. and Of the |. o. G.. T. Of Ed
mund. All his Ave brothers and four
sisters with his mother, were at the
funeral. His twin sister having died
when about 10 months old. His father
Mr.. Thos. Kelley died nine years ago.
Delos was buried at Laxey cemetery
on Sunday afternoon, April ID, the
Revs. Schoenfelt and Cook OF Dodge
Vile otiiclated.
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BAZAAR! BAZAARl
Friday and Saturday. April ~ and
-, 1906.

Friday and Saturday. April ~ and
~, 1906.
On the above dates Mineral Point
Rebekah Lodge will hold bazaar At
odd Fellows hall, They will have on
sale large quantity OF fancy work,
aprons, chlldren's dresses, and such
goods usually on sale at such times.
In addition there will be booth fitted
up with n fine display from tho White
House. Also grocery and can
goods, tea and coffee display from
Brewer's cash grocery house, and u
china and croclory booth from the
elegant display Of j. Il. Toay. All
these goods win DO for sale by tho
ladies, who will receive commission
on all sales. Come and supply your
wants from the goods aud help them,
ON Friday evening " loo tea will be
served, and on Saturday a pASTY
DINNER, Plan to have your dinner
down town and enjoy u good old
Cornish dinner. A hearty welcome
TO all our friends from the country.
Saturday evening l5c tea Ice cream
and refreshments will bc served each
day and evening, A splendid time
assured. You will miss II II you do
not attend. Come and welcome.
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The Joyful Eastertide as Observed
at St. Mary's Church.

lhe Joyful EaSteft1de as observed
at St, Mary's Church.
Easter day, or the Feast of the Res
direction of our Lord, should be to
each individual Christian, day of
the greatest thanksgiving, JOY and
consolation. Especially should this
be true to members of the true fold, for
the Resurrection Of Jesus Christ marks
the glory of the Catholic church and
the grandest proof of our Faith. For
if Christ be not risen again, says the
Apostle St. Paul, your faith is vain
and you are yet in your sins. Cor: IL
But Jesus Christ having come forth
from the tomb, His doctrine is con-
firmed by his resurrection; it establish
es the certitude of His mission in His
character as Son of God, the efficacy
of the sacrifice He offered on the cross,
the divinity of his priesthood, the re-
wards of the other life and the glorifi-
ed resurrection of the flesh.
No doubt the parshioners Of st.
Mary's congregation felt the full sig
nificance of this sublime and holy
day. Everything tended to inculcate a
sacred and cherished memory for this
solemn occasion. The altars resplen.
dent with numberless wax tapers and
beautiful floral offerings were indeed
grand to behold, The high altar was
especially fttingly decorated; aud why
should it not be? For there, within
the tabernacle dweIls the One who rose
from the tomb, The Dominican Sis
ters, to whose happy lot falls the dec
Grafton of the altars in the house of
God, certainly had this one object In
view, that is, to make the main altar
and tabernacle as beautiful as possi-
Bile: for they know who dwells there,
under the sacrament veil, and all of
earth's wealth and beauty should not
be spared to show love and alteration
to the One who rose on Easter morn.
Twelve young altar boys, bearing
candles, assisted Father Weyer at the
altar during high mass. The male
choir in very pleasing manner sang
new mass which was credit to their
director, Mr.. Adam Dresden, the or
ganist Miss Evaline Fielder, and in
fact all who took part. The choir as
whole is certainly deserving OF
great praise for the progress they
have made in such short time.
After the Gospel, Father Weyer IN a
highly pleasing manner, delivered two
eloquent sermons, taking for his text,
"He is risen, He is not here" Rever-
end Father took his attentive listeners
In an interesting manner through the
suffering and crucifixion OF our Lord
to his glorious Resurrection on Easter
morn.
The finale of the inspiring and
sacred ceremonies was marked by the
singing of the TIE Deum, and no doubt
all who worshiped at st. Mary's on
the Easter of 1906 will ever keep in
loving memory the reverence and deep
love for Him, whose resurrection gives
Joy TO all nations.
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Easter Sunday at the p. NJ.
Church

was real good day. The floral dec.
oratious were superb. Everybody
thought them the best ever seen in the
building. The choir as usual render
ed excellent services, and their special
Easter anthems were highly appreciat-
ed. The congregations we're large
and a good feeling characteristic Of
Eastertide pervaded the whole OF the
services.