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LIGHTS, WATER, PHONES
AND POWER
25 and 40 Watt Lamps.35c.
60 Watt Lamps.50c.
100 Watt Lamps.75c
250 Watt Lamps.$2.00
200 Watt, Gas Filled Lamps.$3.00
Office: FIRST STREET.
S>WN LOTS IN CORDOVA
ice from $50 up to $3,000, and 600
Uhitina ranging in price from $50
or all on terms to suit purchaser,
ulars—Call or write to
CEO. C. HAZELET,
l. Trustee and Agent.
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TREATY OF PEACE
What do you mean by the caption
“Treaty of Peace?" Well bar's the
answer.
Our very great gradnfather Adam,
by a wicked perversion of his physical
freedom had deliberately refused to
acknowledge Ood as his Father by
■child like service. By this wanton
act Adam killed the Divine Life of
Grace in the soul of humanity, dis
owned God as his Father, declared
his independence of Him, disinherit
ed all humanity, upset the physical
and moral order of nature put a curse
| on the physical world and in man's j
own soul by implanting the seeds of
] rebellion and vice. In consequence of
| this foolish pride of Adam, man's na
ture was wounded so that we all come
into the world deprived of Divine
Adoption, grow up with minds dark- j
ened, with passions in rebellion, with
wills averse to good and strongly in- j
dined to evil i. e. to taste of “forbid-1
den fruit.” The everlasting moun- ,
ment to the folly of sin and to the j
Fall of Man is dependent of and suf- j
fering condition of our mothers, the I
perversity of man, sickness, disorder!
suffering death. By one man sin en- ]
, tered into this world and by sin death;
and so death passed upon all men in
whom all have sinned” (Rom. 5-12) j
"But dust thou art and unto dust (
thou shalt return w as not spoken of i
the soul" (Longfellow’s Psalm of Life) ]
Far from the opening their eyes to j
the disastrous consequences of sin as
seen in Adam's rebellion, men of all
ages foolishly added sin into sin, for
getful of their noble orgin and destiny,
forgetful that the observance of God’s 1
commandments is essential to human ]
happiness in this world and in the |
next. The human race could not re- |
deem itself; so after 4000 years of
human waywardness and misery, j
when the world was convinced of Its
utter helplessness the Eternal Son of j
God became man, was born of the
Blessed Virgin Mary and through His]
created human nature made himself
the victim of God's justice for the ex
piation of the sins of all possible hu
man beings and by His sacrifice of
atonement arranged a “Treaty of
Peace” between man and God. In
virture of this atonement it is possi
[ ble for all men of good-will to rid
| themselves of sin, to reestablish them'
! selves in the state of friendship with
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God, lay up treasures of merit for
everlasting rewards and finally to
feast on the Infinite Beauty of God’s
presence and to enjoy the perfectly
satisfying infinite love of God in
heaven
Mission program Saturday evening
In Eagle hall. Father Corbett will
begin promptly at 8:15 p. m. and will
stop at 9:00 p. m. at the sound of the
church bell.He will devote exactly 15!
minutes to give the Catholic meaning
to the Church for Confession for the
Confession, Indulgences, Prayers for
the Dead, Purgatory and Invocation of
the Saints. At 8:35 p. in. there will
be a rendition of the familiar hymn
“Holy God we Praise Thy Name.”
After announcement of the Sunday
program the lecturer will develop for
20 minutes the lesson involved in
Christ's “Treaty of Peace " After this
at 9:00 p. m. sharp he will invite the
Catholic members of his (lock to repair
to the Churck for Confession for the
Sacrament of Holy Communion. The
Sunday evening service will be held
not in Eagle hall but in the Catholic
church at 8:15 p. m. sharp and to this
interesting service all Catholics and
non-Catholics are cordially invited and
assured of being left perfectly at their
ease.
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The best of hunting and brook trout
Ashing with launch and row boats
in attendance. Good meals and beds.
Hates $2.00 per day.
AT THE WALKER'S
Alaganik, Alaska.
SIR HENRY JACKSON.
Senior Lord of the British Ad*
miralty, Successor to Fisher.
ATTORNEY M'GOWAN ILL
IN DAWSON HOSPITAL
Word has been received in Fair
banks through various channels, all of
them authentic, to the effect that
Thomas A. McGowan is a pretty sick
man in the hospital in Dawson and
that it will be necessary for him to go
outside for medical treatment before
he will be able to return to Fairbanks.
The exact nature of the trouble is not
known, hut that the tvell known at
torney is a pretty sick man can be
gathered from the fact that his wife,
who was on her way to Fairbanks
from Dawson, received word at Tan
ana to the effect that her return Daw
son was desired immediately- The
message stated that Mr. McGown was
in the hospital In Dawson and that his
condition while not critical was suffi
ciently serious to warrant her imme
diately return from the lower river to
her husband’s bedside.
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ANCHORAGE SAILINGS
SOON END FOR SEASON
The last boats scheduled to call at
Anchorage will leave Seattle on Nov.
ember 4 and 5, after which naviga
tion will be closed for the regular
period so far as the big liners are
concerned. The merchants of the
new town have been laboring under
dlfflcultities in getting in orders to
replace the shipments lost on the
steamer Mariposa, and were further
handicnpped by the fact that the
Alaska cable was out of commission
at the time when they wanted to re
peat orders.
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