St. Mary's Star from St. Marys, Kansas • Page 5

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The Corpus ChvFti process! in on last Thursday May 2s, was certainly the grandest eelebratmn ever witnessed in St. Marys oa that occasion. The name Corpus Christi literally means "Body of Christ" the festival of which, was established in honor of the Host by Pope Frban IY in 12CT and is annually observed oa the Thursday after Trinity Sunday. Thh much is a glimpse at the history of the past. PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY.

LOCAL UAEPENIXGS. Hot Bain. More rain. Pl-I'SOXALS. Mr.

Albert Stout, of Lamas City, is in the city. Postmaster Carpenter went to Topeka, Tuesday. Wra. Doyle, of Onaga, was in town yesterday. Yes Fowler of the Times wa3 in the city Friday.

W. II. True, of Westmoreland, is visiting in the city. '2-Z -d atoek in lia iV -be e-ncl I 17 LER -We Will celebrate! Cherries are ripe, and the small boy gettelh ia his work. Get a cool refreshing drink of soda water at Anderson's.

St. Marys is always up with the day, and will celebrate. Has the county seat removal propo-sitioa fallea through? Nothing more refreshing than a glass of Anderson's ice cold soda. Whole fields of corn were washed out by the late rains. Stop ot Anderson's and get a good cold glass of soda water.

Mr. Barney Sheridan is having a new porch erected ia front of his store. Perfection and Durability in the Re -rarvipus Til 0q Wheat is worth cents, Hogs are worth -v 1.00 'Who says urontl.y Kansas? Strawberies are plentiful. New potatoes arc oa the market. Go to Urbaasky's for fine hosiery.

Notice grain ad of Mr. F. II. McHate. For your peak books go to Muller CO'3.

Col-Jot soda in the citv at Ancler- son s. Corn, mixed, is worth 41 cents, white 12 cents. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ET Everything kept in a tirst-f a-s cin attention given to i-reseri prions oy a select from our latest stock. Thertrari 1 MUELLER Tho Terring ii steel Self Binder 7 oa rarmers which is always reliable. and be your own judire.

GYA). Or'HELlL St. Maiw; thj irv. isr, Prices reasonable A see U.iiTi ir- st orv always on comi1" root plamaaci a veil m-. Sc.

Marvs. 1 1 nan anil Call 1 -x iliO ST. MARYS, Xitrous Oxide Gas painlessly extracting Electric Vibrator for -Fine Gold FilUrgs a-teeth without plates a rppsjOIiiee ever Buuerlei store. CITY MEAT Sge 'M All Kinds Cf I have up a in building I iiaiePe tiie 1" city. oi.ue aad gP.e 0 3.ruttoi, veal, Ji srrif.bea Mini saire-a High est ma or 1.

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'r. e-i; An i i 1 i 7 I i Further research would reveal to as that on the festival day cf Corpus Christi the faithful have celebrated with public religions devotion for more than six hundred years. And. as year after year has rolled by, everlasting impressions have been marked on the tender hearts of the yoang, and alike on the weary hearts of the old. And who can say that the careless spectator having no faith at all, lias turned away with a soul unmoved from a Corpus Christi scene.

Could anything ia this wide world more appropriate than our own home celebration. Wherever we may have our homes in the years to come, when the real battle of life has begun let us hore that the sacred memories of the feHival of Corpus Christi so grandly celebrated at St. Marys oa 28 of May. ia the year of our Lord ISM will come to oar spiritual aid like an angel of mercy to cheer the despondent heart in oar daily toil or to give a plea-ant thrill ia the midst of pain and sickness, and should old age be our allotment, the vivid Splendors of that day are so indelibly impressed on us that we can look back over til-1 dreary path through the wilderness of life, as we would look back at an oasis ia the sandy desert, aad again with imaginations almost real paint afresh that hollowed Chrh-iian pageant. Yes indeed it will ahbrdus infinite happiness at times during life to renew in memory the celebration of Corpus Christi at St.

Marys and witness in silent reflection that vast procession. There was the tender infant ia its mother's arms getting its first impression of faith, and but a step away tottering old age on its last Christian review. And there were the little girls so beautiful and so gay, all clothed in white and with garlands oa their heads, like so many little angels as they strewed the pathway of the Blessed Sacrament with flowers, charming flowers, on: best emblems of purity and love. What class so happy at that solemn festival, or enjoyed their surroundings so well as the iiith? boys, dressed in such becoming uniforms, among whom no doubt there are some mighty h-aders in the great events to come. And there were the young maidens so sweetly chanting their songs of praise and thanksgiving.

There werc-the banners and the flags to beautify the scene. And how they did seem to ft ream aad float over that great multitude as if conscious of the kneeling in silent adoration at each altar. There was the booming gun, the consoling masic, and the fervent prayer. There too were tiie sainted Fathers, the very Lie and soul, I may say of all the devotion, with faces aglow with faith, cheering us oa and oa to Christian duty. And in the procession from any point of view could be seen the loving sisters who sacrificed evtry earthly aifk-etion for our sake and no alluring price of the world can ever blight- the love they have in their hearts for us.

And in conclusion I may say that the whole success of this celebration is chieSy. owing to the untiring efforts of oar pastor, Rev. Fr. Frier who left nothing undone that would to make this procession a gram! success. Maut Jane Boyle.

IrlEMOlUAL DAY. The memorial s-a-vie ia the M. E. church Saturday evening were very sm -cessful and ent-rtainiug. and much credit is due thos who were in-tnaa-agal in arranging the program.

The old veterans were extrt-mdy happy, aad vhr-n thar minoct in singing the old army songs they did it with a spirit that would "move the world along." MA KE FEB. We failed to mention last week the marriage of Mr. Leo Morphc cf Tampa. Florida, to Miss Marv F. Anderson at the -iAr, nf the 1 father.

Mr. John i '-j- Anderson, in Law townsmp meay morninsr of last week. The happy couple left the same day to take up their residence in Florida. The bride is a sister to Mr. Geo.

J. Anderson of this city. We wish them every happiness. Call and see our A. B.

Foob, scotch zephyr i Dr. Johnson, of St. Caere, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. Geo.

J. Anderson went to Topeka on business, Friday. Mr. Patterson, of Eossville, paid us a pleasant call Monday. Mr.

Dave Colin, of Lawrence, is visiting his uncle, A. Frbansky. Miss Ada Moss will return from college in St. Charles in a few days. Messrs.

CI era Moes and John McGinly visited in Junction City, Sunday. Dr. Gallagher returned from the Hot Springs last evening to visit las family. Mrs. Reagle3 and Miss Burnstein, of Topeka, are visiting with Mrs.

Frbansky. -Mr. Ed. Fitzgerald, son of Hon. John Fitzgerald, of Omaha, is visiting Judge Fitzgerald-Miss Letterby returned to her home in Topeka, Sunday, after a visit of several days with her aunt, Mrs.

Freiiy. Mr. Antoine Mueller and family were visitiug his sister at Mount St. Marys Academy, Leavenworth, last week. Mrs.

Coagklia and sea and daughter, of Silver Lake, and her sister, Mrs. Coon-ey, of Kansas City, were the guests of Mrs. C. Downing, Sunday. Capt.

Jas. White and daughter, Mrs. J. A. Moss, returned last evening from an extended trip through the south as members of the excursion party indulged in by the national order of railway conductors.

'Idie party consisted of 175 members of the order, with their wives and daughters. The train was made up of tea Pullman sleepers, complimentary tendered the boys by Mr. Pullman. Tribune. DIED.

Miss Rose O'Brien, aged -11 years, died at her home in this city at o'clock Monday evening of Mood poisiorring caused by a fall which she received recently. The funeral services were held in the Catholic church at 4 o'clock Tuesday evening, and the remains buried in the Catholic cemetery. May she sleep the sweet sleep of peace. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Thos. Ryan a hoy, recently. An alliance picnic will be held at St. Clere, July 4. Choicest cigars in the city at Geo.

J. Anderson's news depot. Judge Fitzgerald received a fine short horn hull from Lincoln this week. For a fare shoe or slipper for little money go to Gamlowski's. We are indebted to Mrs.

J. F. Bueil for a box of fine strawberries. Eighteen pounds of granulated sugar for one dollar at Bauerlein McCor- miek's. The railroad track in the bottom oast of town is said to have been moved eight inches by the water Sunday night.

The marrbge baas of Mr. Jas. Keating and Eat? Carney were published in the Catholm church, Sunday. The neatest and best aad cheapest slippers ia town at Gamlowski's. Co look at therm Attend th? festival Win? held ia the Fearer building by the ladies of the Congregational church.

We have a very fine line of dried and evaporated fruit, and invite your inspection, Erbacher Bros. Rev. Fr. Krier has arranged for a picnic in the yard at the parochial school July 4. Mr.

Geo. J. Anderson will move into the Linn block and run an ice cream parlor in connection with his business. Now is the time to get sweetness. If you want to lay in your supply of sugar for the fruit season, call and get our prices on 100 pound lots, Erbacher Bros.

Armstrong wants to know how about that new clock or watch ycu were going tg buy. liable gasoline stoves. M. S. Hoover.

Trustee Corrrhkey is very busy repairing the public roads. By baying, a dozc-n scale books we will make you wholesale prices Mueller Co. The weeds are getting every show on earth to grow, aad are taking advantage of it. Six bridges cn Cross deck in Wash ington township were washed out Sunday night. Mr.

Win. Curry is giving great satisfaction ia his shoeing of the track and road horses of this vicinity. The new shoe shop near the depot has reduced the price of half soling mens boots and shoes to CO cents. Try otirmsltviniger, pure aral strong, for lettuce, it is just what you want. Er-baeher Bros.

We were the recipients of a beautiful bouquet of roses from Mrs. D. E. Jenner, for which she has our most gracious thanks. Voses, the son of Mr.

Feter LaClere of Belvue township, died of consumption last week. Remember that A. C. Sherman guarantees every sac of Hour to give perfect satisfaction, lie handles the Leiter, Hackney and Noels No. 1.

Young wife "We are told to 'cast our bread upon the The brute "Don't you do it. A vessel might run against it and get wrecked." Facing will be a great feature of the celebration 'Little Brown Jug and one oa Johnson's thoroughbreds will race for a purse, and there will be several other running and trotting races. The great farmers alliance movement did tret prices down low on almost everything. You can convince yourself by going to Mueller Go's drug store and get prices on everything in the paint and oil line. They will surprise you.

We acknowledge receipt the autobiography of Mrs. L. L. TanBrunt. of Westmoreland, giving some accounts of her hardships on the frontier and of her marital unhappiness.

A beautiful skin, bright eyes, sweet good appetite, vigorous body, rure blood and good health result from the use of Do. Witt's Sarsapariila. It is sold by Mailer Co. Mr. Abe Witter, of Wamego, was in th city last Friday purchasing plows and rnltivntors of our merchants.

Certainly he made money or he would not come here to trade. Tt i qmte the fashion now to take Be Witt's Little Early Risers for liver, stomach and bowel They are small pills but mighty good ones. Muller Co sells them. Wliile milking, Sunday morning, Mr. Henry Mec- was attacked from behind by a bull, and badly used up.

The animal's horn caught him in the neck and opened up a frightful gaedi, jast missing the jugular vela. St. Marys Ceuent attracting the attention of the painters. When mixed with linseed oil it gives a beautiful bronze green color that anyone must admire. It gets this pleasing color from the oxide of manganese contained in the cement.

At a meeting of the citizens last evening it was decided to celebrate the 4th of July, and extensive preparations are already being made. Sockless Jerry Simpson has been invited to deliver the oration of the day. Messrs. Woodford and Armstrong were appointed a committee to receive your donations. Everybody lend a helping hand and help make it a grand success Largest line of corset? ia city at A.

e. Tool's. Gea. Anderson has his soda fountain running. Reliable ga-olme -loves at M.

S. Hoow.r's. Fine Fruits r.nu Candies at Geo. Anderson's. Hosiery at 75 cents per dozen at Ur-cansky's.

To Mr. and rs. Ed. Keating, a boy, Friday. Paint nil at 40 a gallon ta Muukr il" Co's.

Air. Wm. Zeigler will repair year guns when they get out of repair. Mr. John Foreeman, of Laclede, was trading in this city last Thursday.

Mr. lleisler his family into the Strong residence last week. Mr. W. D.

into cne of Ir. Jenner's dwellings, Friday. Hew to hay gsad clothing: Go: where they sell it, to Geo. Mokler's. The Crystal Fair ee is the daee to get bargains.

A. Frbansky proprietor. A Georgia man lias figured oat that the world will come to aa end in lb'Cl. Mrs. Stave has the largest and most complete liae of millinery ia St.

Marys. The place to have year prescriptions filled, day or night, is at Woodford ec- Go's. Subscribe for any of the leading papers or magazines wiih Geo. J. Anderson's.

This has been a very bad spring for oar trotting horse men to track their horses. Eighteen pounds of sugar for oae dollar at Bauerlein SieCcr-mick's. Farmers wasting millet for seed will do well to call oa Eaaeriein Me-Cormiek. Mrs. Fatriek Sullivan, one of the chl est residents of the vicinity of Laclede, died last week.

A pleasant dancing party was held at the residence ilr. Wm. Hesse last Thursday evening. All goods sold at great reduction make room for spring and summer goods at Frbaasky's. The soda watr clerk cannot draw yours withoot drawing your wife's attention is expert.

If von are wanting flue hats, flowers. feathers, veiling, laces, gold braids, and ribbons go to Mrs. Stave. rrof. Weltner will be one of the instructors at the coming teachers institute ia Westmoreland.

Pee the dress goods just being open-el at Mohlers, are the handsomest ever shown over any counter. Tdrs. Stave has received her stock of spring millinery. Ladies are invited' to call and examine her goods. We tender our acknowledgments to Sir.

Fen Beseaa for some lucious strawberries from Iris patch at home. One of the berries measured inches around, and they all were very large. Through the kindness of -diss Mary Boyle we give a complete account of the Corpus Christi services held in this city last Thursday. The young lady, is cue of the foremost scholars in the parocma, school, and her neat and graphic description of those services bear evidence of the beaincent teachings of this school-, The n.b'i sen oi exhibition last Thursday evmaig a as and the program was attm dl eaJered. ed, The Deering Binder has ahs'olutly more co-id -o-dnis tban any macbine in the narhi t.

Tl.ar's right. -1" at ibe a a 1 1 for 1.00 Mo nvre irror.sblin about shoemaking if von e-nto pcti-r Gasman Ti ear the depot. Of cou'-m; ii is a Mttie r.t of the way. but vou sttve 23 on pair of half soles, and! you will yyt the veay te st quality of ieadur. 9-lf At the prices ev Co.

sell their paints anybody can idford to give ti.ar house a cood appearanci and make it last loagi r. Brinir us all the eir rs you can gather up, we w'di pay ike market price. L'rbacber Bros. We accepted tk invitation of landlord of the Conanerciai House, Sunday, to take dinner with him. and an excellent dinner it was.

He makes a socially of Sunday dinners, and you will be happy if you eat yuur dinner there. When you want coal, flour or any kind of chop feid, call at the A. Shernuiti elevet- r. Farm by BliHtev v. is no i yourself a Peering 'Xeerhnent.

Farmers. lef.re sf-iiin your grain, cab rot C-. A. Francis ard A the LiM.e-t rr.ark.-t y-rice at the A. C.

Saeiman tor. S'op r.t Anderson's and. get a cool rcfrt-sbiaj drink of so.p,. Ti Dcerinz Binder lift? not been chanee-d s'-vec ibis prove? tic success of the ir.aohin-'. For 'u white lea beaten.

CCS cn er. Mueiltr 1 ndxed pain' r.nd it Co. Can net la- CITI ZEES' ALIEAXCE. Hon. W.

F. Bightruir-, xl-XatiomJ Citizens' Alliance, will a the citizens of St. Mary- on the cmuent of da Luiiamg. next Ylcialay evening, Jane at o'clock. After this U'stmcruisue 1 gmtbeaaa will have concluded ids -p -eh he will organize tie' E't.

Marys branch -A the Citizens' Alliance. Everybody is diaily C. J. Pres. Cm'T.