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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-04-20

+ r EPHE\>.
"4,.as- ogks. Bicycies and sporting Goods
RUxFORD FALLS, Me-
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? a RAw>ON.
Drugs. Medicines,
BUcKFIELD. MI
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g. - DHILp>. Dentist.
Artldcial Teeth, g. % a SET
BUCKFIELD, Nh.
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q. IA. HERSEY.
Attorney at Law,
ErCkFIELp. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-04-20

BEN >FAUIDING.
D. Coos Groceries, ClC,hins Fsruishlsgs, Hart~ars
BUCKfiELD. NE.
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Sales Of farm land that have come TO
our notice during the winter, show
steady decline in prices.
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% EquiPOise Waists. Corsets. Gloves and NIL
~ Bridal & Mourning Outfits Specially.
"Sr q BoLAxD. III Lisbon s., LBwlsr0u.
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G. n TJTTLE.
Boots >aoe-. Hats, Caps, Gents Furnishings.
Wg.rt.- aBg Iewslrv BUCKFIELD. ME
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wv EURr.
Truck and Expressman.
BrCSTIELp. NE.
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DAMON. Machini-t,
Eogle Repairs Of al Kinds
BUCKFmLD. M
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\IFEEp COLE.
Books and stationery,
BUCKEIELp. MS.
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L. ? EICKNELL.
sporting Goods, Guns and Rides,
Opposite % Crooker's NORWAY, Me-
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Keep the potatoes for seed in a yer.
light place, free from dampness; or In
dark place without ray OF light.
The courier., 1897-04-24
First Publication April 17.)
SHERIFF SALE.

Notice is hereby given, That by virtue
OF an order Of sale. issued by the Clerk
OF the District Court OF the Third Judi
cial District OF Nebraska, within and
for Lancaster County. in an
action wherein William Stull and Louis
Stull, partners as Stuil Brothers is
plaintiff, and Joseph Barrett Admr., at.
al. defendants. will at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
on the 18th day of May. A. ID. 1897, at
the East door OF the Court House, in
the City Of Lincoln, Lancaster County,
Nebraska, offer for sale at public auc-
tion the following described Lands
and Tenements to-wit:
Northwest quator INV h.) OF section
thirty (30) in township twelve ny range
five t5) east OF the 9Th P. NJ. in Ian
caster county. Nebraska.
Given under my hand this 23rd day OF
March, A. ID. 1897.
John j. Trompen.
Sheriff.
The courier., 1897-04-24

May Z, Prof. Caldwell delivered the
address before the graduating class OF
the High School at Auburn.
Prof. Wolfe will 60 to Dorchester,
May 8. to speak before the County
Teachers Association.
Miss Smoyer and Mr.. Dennison went
to Tecumseh last Saturday to act as
judges in the High School Declamatory
contest.
DIR. Bessey reports that the people Of
David City show a remarkable interest
in educational matters, so much so.
that standing room was at a premium
during the association.
Last winter one of the Botanical stu
dents brought from Arizona two fine
specimens of the buro thoene. a plant
exceedingly rare, and interesting since
it grows several feet high without a
single leaf. and is densely covered with
strong thorns. This will be made the
subject of a scientific paper for the
summer school.
The Botanical society of America, Of
which DIR. Bessey is president, will meet
this year in Toronto about the middle
of August. A great many British bot
anists are expected to be present at
this meeting.
The historical society got an appro-
priation of $500 for the coming bien-
mum, $50 more than the former appro-
priation.
Mr. Allen Fling. who graduated in
"a. and who has been teaching i'm the
Nebraska City High school, has accept
ed a position in the Lewis Institute.
Chicago.
CORA ABILENE CARRIER.
The courier., 1897-04-24
w and Y. w. c. A.

The reception given last Tuesday for
the yonng ladies in the Y. w. G. A. was
Q leasant affair. Bright conversation
was iutermingled with sweet music.
There v ere forty ladies present. Plans
for the last lecture were made to be held
in two weeks.
The bible classis we're well attended
Tuesday. Professor Bessy's lecture was
greatly enjoyed. Professor Sherman
will lecture the next time, the first
Tuesday in May. A treat is anticipated.
Beginning with next week the regular
Sunday school lessons will lie taken up.
Cooking lessons have been postponed
on account OF house cleaning.
The Magazine club will meet Wednes-
day at the rooms. Miss Harris will re-
view Quo Vsdis ut this meeting. All
are welcome to attend.
The Shakspere class has flushed
Antony and Cleopatra" and are be-
ginning Romeo and Juliet" This
course will last to the end Of May. Any
one Wishing to take up the work is
welcome. The class has enjoyed their
The courier., 1897-04-24
UNIVERSITY NEWS.

Chancellor McLsan will deliver the
annual address for the i. M. T.. A., at
Lawrence, Kansas.
Pi Beta Phi will give PARTY at Ian
sing hall, April 30.
Beta Theta Pi will give plrty at the
residence OF Mr.. ii. P. Lau. May l.
Miss Mercy Walker has just recovered
from the measles.
Little Miss E liths Dem spent Mon
day and Tuesday with her sister, Miss
Nellie Dean, If 81.
Prof. Bessey has just accepted very
formal invitation t. a banquet given By
the Mercantile Club OF st. Lpuis, May
IA, in memory OF Henry Shaw Of that
city, a wealthy man who established the
Shaw gardens, and who, some time be-
fore his death, transferred them TO the
city OF st. Louis. under the name OF the
Missouri Botanical Gardens, along with
a sufficient sum of money go that a BAN
quet might be given each year in hls
memory.
Last Tuesday morning Prof. Barbour
gave a short talk in the chapel on the
death OF Prof. e. ID. Cope, Of the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania.
Probably next Wednesday evening
will be set apart by the Microscope Club
as a memorial evening in honor OF Prof.
Cope. Informal talks will be given by
people who were intimately acquainted
with the Professor. The meeting will
be held in Nebraska Hall and all are in q.
vited.
DR.. Frelease, director OF the NJ ssouri
Botanical Gardens. will deliver the an
nual address before the Botanical
Seminar, May q. The topic announce d
is classification OF Botanical Librar-
les" This may be OF interest to many
Miss BerthaAlvoord has been suffering
from a severe burn on her face.
r A. Rydberg OF the class OF 81, ac-
conpanied ly Ernst Bessey. will sper d
the summer camping in tke Rocky
Mountains in Mont ana. aud Collecting
botanic Al specimens. Mr.. Rydberg was
formerly assistant in the Botanical
Labratory. and now a graduate student
in Columbia University, n. Y.
DR.. Wari has just been elected a
member OF the biological Society of
France. This is one of the best and
most famous societies in France.
Miss Margaret McGenley, who was
called home to Iowa last weak on ac-
count OF the serious illness OF her
father returned to the University Wed,
nesCay evening, her father being out OF
danger.
From now on. weather signals will lie
displayed from Nebraska hall. The
flags used will be the same as used b,.
fore. The signals are, white fair
weather; blue rain; half white. half blue
local rains; when thu black Triangle ap-
pears above the temperature will be
higher; when it appears below the ten
perature will be lower. The staff was
placed on the hall "Wednesday.
The afternoon OF May 7th has been set
apart ae university holiday for Field
day
The courier., 1897-04-24
work with Miss WOodford.

All ladies are envited to attend the
Sunday 4 o'clock meeting at the looms.
That they may bec ome acquainted with
the young ladies and s,e the benefits
derived from the work.
Mrs. +. NJ. Hall and Miss Wild. the
secretary have returned from Detroit
where they attended the national con-
vention. 1hs were pleased with the
meeting. the city and the hospitality ex.
tended by the cit zens TO the visiting
delegates
The courier., 1897-04-24

Keyeor at Mrs. G.. M. Lambersons g.
Mrs. Sedgwi-k vii, lie the guest OF Mrs.
/. s. p. We. ks until Monday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Sbeph ,rd pleas
antly entertained the Whatsoever an 1
kensipgt ton circles of Grace M. h.
Church, at their hs me, 425 North Iwen-
ty seventh street, Friday evening. April
l6. Flower puzzles and prominent men
problems caused much amusement.
Dr. and Mrs. c. +. Ladd, Mrs. W. s.
Lattt and Olive Latta went to Platts
mouth Wednesday To attend wedding
They spent Thursday in Omaha. Miss
Mlnna White, OF Platt t:mouth returned
with them.
The gun club drew number OF men
from out OF town to the ttate tOurna-
ment which met tuesday. F.S Parme
le, OF Omaha, one OF the bs st all round
shots in the west, and X. .. Heikies, OF
Dayton, o, champion shot OF the world
and others we're here.
Mrs. Hayes b. Thomson gave a charm
ing Kensington yesterday afternoon at
her home on M. between 10th and l7tb.
1t was in compliment 10 her guest, Miss
Helen Smith, OF Omaha. Miss Smith
has visited b, re before. Her many
friends were happy TO renew her ac-
quaintance. The gentlemen came at 3
10 have refreshment, with the ladies
The invited guests were the Misses
Name and Rosa Carson, Mary Fechei
Lucy Griffith Grace Griffith. Bess lie
Turner, Eleanor Raymond, Sad e Burn
ham, Alice and Kitty Cowdery. Marie
Marshall, Henrietta hollowbusn, Grace
Oakley, Maud Oakley, Saline Furnas
Kathryn Brooks. Culbertsop, Olive
Latta. Lott,e Whedon. Clara Buckstaff
Alice Slaughter, Mae Moore, Mae Burr
Florence Farwell, Estelle Curtice, Ag
mes SewelI, Helen Smith, Of Omaha. and
Minna White, OF Plattsmouth; Mes
danes Ross Curtice, l.. w. Marshall
Geo. Woods. j. T. Dorgan. .. MOhren-
stecher. G. M. Lambertsou, w. +. Kelley
+. w. Houiz; Messrs. MatisDn Baldwin,
Guy Hurlbutr, e. Y. Smith, Joe
Masou, Frank Cowdery, Fred White
Geo. Bartlett, James Fechet, Joe
Mollalieu, Sam Z. Low Harry Evans
and others.
The many friends of Rev. A. Percy
Silvers will be pleased to learn that hs
is recovering from his recent illness
although symew hat slowly.
Mrs. b. M. Stoutanbo.ough of Plstts
mouth came on Wednesday to aitenC
the reception Thursday at Mrs. Lam
bert on's and the lecture given by Mrs
Keysor on the same evening.
Mrs. H. s. Jaynes and daughter Mis-
Herberta are expected in Lincoln. Fri
day to remain o, or Sunday The guests o
DIR. and Mrs. Latta.
The largest and most brilliant recep
tion given for some time in LIncoln wal
rendered Mrs. Jennie Keys,r ,r OF Omaha
Thursday afternoon by Mesdames G
M. Lambertson. II. ii. Wheeler and
Ii. H. Wilson at the home
OF Mrs. G. M. Lamberison. Tht
floral decorations Of the apartmentt
we're mot artistic with palms anC
snowy Easter lilies and cut flowers
Pink was the prevailing color in the
diuiog room where ices were served
Mrs. S. H. Burnhan, Miss Burnhan anC
Miss Raymond. The ladies who assisted
in receiving were Mesdames A. J
Sawyer w. +. Kelly, Geo. Meissner
Mrs. Stoutenborough OF Piattsmouth
Mrs. Sedgewick OF York. Several hun
died LADIES' cailei during the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sewell announce
the engagement OF their daughter Agne,
Carol ne to the Rev. A. Percy SIlvers.
The courier., 1897-04-24
CORA ABILENE CARRIER.

Remember the Whitebreast Coal and
Lime Company IS still furnishing its Gus
TONERS with best grades Pennsylvania hard
coal at S. delivered.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Yta6t aroben ltnterihteo.

Bas bel Der Srors oes Shobamtss
Sefretdrs, wounh bas TarifasIeb 5rei.
tna Wiiternnht uno nidt Snmitrs Wt.
'ernoht, tuie be Smporieurs ss w%olsn.
in &rait trat. auf benz Spiele iiSbt, III
uutsr Nnberm Gus benz e,nen Sole er
iihtlih. ooB cine 2atuua Roae ON
Sumita9 e%intraf. fir ipelhe bic Rsgiss
runa $1,000 900 on 90(en foroert, nab,
rsno bic Importsure fie untsr Dem ollen
@eieb irei b%ereinbrinasn molten. 90
1T ielbitueritdaolih. onB bas Seriht UNI
ieiue Gutideiours arseruieu iperben
pirb. Sn einem anberen 5nne bnnbslt
es iid UNI cine Senbuns BON t%pertbuoaen
Bilbern, bic unter Dem Wlliou : Torif
soqfrei iparen, aber unter benz neuen
Earif nit $685. 900 perSo0t rperben mill
len. Die Smporteure modem selteno,
bob bieie @aaren oul Samitaa ms
9ano %seiommeu ieien, sbe Der Brdiioeni
ben 1arif unier5eidnet bate uno oaber
ui4t benz ueuen 1arif unterliesen. Cine
8%uerfennuns Der &ihtisteit oieier Nns
Siht niirbe erseben. baB am Samitas
,pei Tarifaeisbe in Rraft tparsn. ems
uor 4 ubr Wnhmittass. ebe Der Brdiis
bent ben 1arif untsrSeihnet bate, unb
ems nod 4 ubr Nahm'ttaas, nadoem
bic unterSeidnuns erfolst mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Der Ne@enihattSbertGt oeS
st. WapbacIUerctuS

gum Sdube fatboliider csutider Mus
ipanberer fur oas Sabr 1896 1T ioebeu
sridinsn. Wus osmielben if erfitttid
ooB bic 9bdiisteit oes s%eucnuten Der.
ems cub i'm usiflofenen Subr cine iiber.
Gus iesensrei1e serpeien 1T.
Nus benz reihsn itntiiiiben Bacterial,
oas Der Sabresberidt eutbalt moQeu
mir beute nur ben iolseuben ~beionbers
i~ntereHanten Nbihnltt b%sruorbsbsn:
,ueber Die Ssrfunft Der iibsr oeutidc
Sdlsn Nusaemanoerten sibt bic Stoti
ltlf u~nlerer &e,hsausDauosrun9s Sem
mliire folsenoss on: Bon ben III, 574
iber Brsmsr, Sambura uno Sitttln
D~ef6roerten paren 25,77l Nnaeh6riae
oss oeutideu 8eId's (sssen 20. 226 i'm
Sobrs Supor). Bon ouBsr oeulIher
3dnoern fellten O'tsrr,ih unsarn 49,.
30, bapou oie i'm &eidsrath uertreteneu
2duosr rs 2O5 (l9 249), llusurn 49,.
COS III $3.50, &ublano oos oiesmal
oas itatfte Contingent its0t. 1922 Btr.
ioueu. baun fOl9t 6auuoper nit 1851,
B%rauoenburs nit Berlin 2444, 8eit
preu6eu 1878. Sdlefisu itslt S33 SsI
len.N aiiau S3l, &beinlano 67l uno
Wsffalen 5O7. 9as Siel Der Banoe.
rer uareu gum aroBten 9beil bic Ser.
Staaten BON Woro.G msr,fn. Dabin
sinsen unssfdbt IS BroSent aIsr oieisr
o%bengeuannten N%uswauberer. Nus
Deutlhlanb 2l,190, aus Ositsrrei1 I'm
sarn 1910, aus Ruslano 29,4l5. Nad
Ganaoa siuaen u. VI. COL 9sutide unp
1lO7 aus Dsterrsitsuuaarr nad Bro
fl,en 947 Deutite uno 1888 Oeierrei,
her. na1 WrssntInisn 66s 9eutide, 22O
Oefierreider, nad airlfa 1916 9eutide,
220 Ssfterreider."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

Paft turs gfsitsn.S rstin In Srtnnns trtngts. %
lie her Stanb HE ilsinsn 7ttils ~rsr,,trt une rae Htrt
In iur,tr Belt ruinirt IN. Sd made er& be Urtst 70
gut une btats ME irssnr sine Ssneurrsni.6 trne. eaet
nttt isetn frsmtsn tsratiantsnsn gtriott, er ~ az
iten auf ttsis gpttt IN Statsn ~ssismmtr. gosHu Str
cine gftifsn. Srstl trar6t-sb fittn ster .arsf - tsan
Taft lisbtr rae Gtle tur TN etaatt %strtuirtn nnl un.
unit Material ~stsntaas rem titfem Stdait btitstt. as
in dntsrsn etaattn ~ i~auftn. sptnett tuH, an Sssn
Rrtn. 81. PAUL, Ntnn.; CT rtrf quo RHtrltn tus 5us
irtttsntsit tstisnsn unt N strnt ttrttt. eas etle tztif.
,uerAattsn. faas Str nitt iufrtsttresftat. ftin lsattt.
Tin. nsut Srssl NIT elf f~ltnstnetn Nssthtrn VI tam
9erfaut feriis; met NIT itten iprt4snetn wtsthffn tne
In Ter Grbsit. asmmt nat befstt %tsitIttn!
JOHN ROIN,
g,itnsrssl. sasrf. 80 gp,asrn gs.nus. Gle sr 9st.
tart eir. Ct. raut. Vetan. All
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

@sborium ~ brinaen. Wenn bu bas
srreidt bait. banu 1T bic 8ubu sebro
den iiir uiels anoere quite @%eru6buunsen,
unb Susleid bait ou bas &ino baoor BE-
tuabrt. boB anbere ieinen WiQen beuaen
unb % sum @sborinm briusen miiisn.
Dsnu oas CLAUDE mir uno merle bir's
mObl: @eboriam lsruen muB bas &iub!
2ebrit on es ibm niht. 10 lernt % ons
@ehpEden in Der Shute ober i'm Qsben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
6eteilt meroen.

SO iGlt einem Wanne, Der fir iein 2eben
bart arbeiteu muB, Stemlid idper, FORT
wdbreno on lhpabsn Nieren uno Giiden.
iueb 81 letce en-. uie es bel mir in ben lfbten
Sabren Der syau mar. 9a ih 10 Oft su
Saliie bletben mubte, biBte i'd tehr piele
3ahltcse elm uno sablte obenorciu nod PIE.
lie 9octoreus&eduunaen. Die Nerste nauu-
ten meme 8rauiteit SaruiluB. Gs sereitt
mir sum 8e'grlisen, lest, nadoem ih elm
paar Sdadteln Sbrer Sparagls Nieren.
Ytleu sebraubt, ia9en Al %tpnnen, baB lie
ale meine ShmelSer uertrteben baben. Sd
fam iest ben 9lnSen Gag barte Nrbelt per-
rltten, phne babel audi nur I'M 8erin9Iten
ausaeipielt Al fiiblen. Sn Der 3bat tuble
it mia 10 seiuno ple ir9eno Semauo, uno
i'd, oarte Sbneu oaiar.
5rant 6Ieil oman,
PAT 3. Nue. iiol,t, minneapolis, Ntnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Smolicb pOcr tpeitlt6.
Mohiu?

Nenn man uorbat, cine &eiie su MAIDEN,
10 1T es INNER gut. Sorbereltunsen III ;retz
fen, I'M ileiue Observation-Disclosures 81 per-
metoen, Die oft beldittaen. 9te beioen
Sduen ,ise, meIde BON Uitnneapolls uno
st. Iaul tdsltb iiber Die Ntsconlin 5trede
nod Wilpaufee uno Gbicd9o abfabreu, ba'
ben otrefteu NnidluB nit 3lgen nod Dem
Often uuo Sloen. Die elegant nit Shla''
,uaaen, Yarlor. @a9en uuo IAN eoad1es.
uusiatiirten 3ioc perfen pom ret,enoen
publltun iebr geihabt guer n1titer 2'tet'
Waent 9lbt euG upllti uoige Snformatlou
mo perliebt euf, nit 5oloers Der Wtsconltn
Central Streden.
Sas. &. Bomb ". y. d.
Mlltpaufee, Wis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Trei Dcrianot an Mdnner.
Gin Wcnn in W,disan entosdt Elm be-
merfsnswertss Seilmiitel fur
Berlui BON Strait.
Yrpben peroen frei on ole perianot, Die
oarum ihreiben.

Carl 8. g1alfsr ron 8aldmdtcs, Wi6. tat rat ti-
mem ldtrsduaen 1dmpfe eeatn HE ftltftsn uue fbr.
, itlidtu Yttetu ron psrieItner Ddnrtd rtett eds rt6-
tiae Wittel asfu nesn, reibss eas Ssittn tetlt.
Or bsrdtrt eds 8etttmnif fcrardltta; dbtr or ~
r,lte. stnt grrbt ter Weti,iu alien Ndtntrn gu ieh.
ben. tts an ira srs ttnsr 6prm rrn Strdtt istttn, ale
1clos rrn ~ seneli6sr unriHsntttt, ME rcrittitsen
9srlut zee @etd6tntNss une tr 8raft, i6rd5sm
&udsn. aramrfaetrbrut nue ausittruna, Ias
Stilmtttsl tat eint ~ttfsuters anBtust me Ntrtuna ven
gparme uni ftetnt uumttttlbdr gu ptrttn, tnetn' 20
sis p~trlanate 8raft une stne 9ntrtfluns stttt. rttfs
muir aerunItt rirs. Ias Pttttl tetlfe Orr. Ndlttr
rpQfdntie ron al Zen uttslr rne ettttn, te ron
iatrtld naem Dtetrdu6 Ter ndtlriit fetattettn
5unttipntn %tsrritrtn. une foa IN jsetm 8aas abfclui
,upsrlafia fttn.
Gius Sttts an Orr. GdrI 8. g1dlttr, Bcr 300 IRA.
fcnte Temple, Salamanca, Nt6., bel her etc drst.
ben. taf Ste cine prrbt fttnts Sstlmittsis fur Wdn.
ntr ranfttn, riro fsfsrt srfilt. unit ieins gtrautuna
irsene rsltsr Irt rtre ron Inn otfe rttri rtretr. Sr
tat eth sreess SutersHt taraR. taf re 8untsrent ts.
fem srsBar,issn 6~stlmtitsi %ptrbrtttst rtre, unt e.
g~srfsnttt NIT z prafalt ttt prrbs ittr ptrfsaslt tn st.
rsm turt aus sinfa6tn yddet. fptat ter Gmptanat'
itint 8urtt yer lnbtautrltAfttt sttr Btfanntrtreer
W bdben brandt.
gtisr rsrssn ~sststsn. Stns guius ~ iSrdtsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
9arnfuB

,it cine &rantbeit, ipenu Tie iih fetieBt, an
ihrem Spfe haftet unb eS iiherlid IN elm
frilbes 8rab fllbrt. Sic futro ourh Die I'M
tbatisfeit Der Nieren peruriaht. 9ieie oers
iaumen, oas Blrt BON ben llnreinlitfeiten
uno 8iften su reinlsen, bic es BON Der gtab>
runs aufnimmt uuo Die b~eieitigt iueroen
iolten ourd ben llrin. 9ieie untbatisteit
fanu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

bis Sic
ben Vobn
Jet. babeu."
Iusorud
IN Gntbhl.
plS bGtten
lpihte Der,
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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-05
SAN CARLOS DAY CELEBRATION
Hgh Mass at the Old CarneLo Mission
Monterey, Followed by feasting
and SD0rfs.

MONTEREY, Nov. 4.-San Carlos day
was cele brated at the old Carmelo Mis-
sion day with great solmnity by the
single yearly high mass which is said at
its quaint altar, large bly, being
present to witness the ceremonies. Rev.
Father f.. M. Mestres of Monterey
of1iciated and the choir from San Carlos
church sang the mass. After the service.
a Spanish barbecue and athletic games
were enjoyed in the mission close by, ana
song and laughter resounded about the
usually silent old church. Being the only
high mass of the year celebrated in the
more than ancient old mission, it is an
event of considerable i'm mportance, not
only because of It's religious significance,
but from its associatio with the early
history of California. The few descend
ants of the mission Indians, some of
whom say they remem ber Padre Junipero
and Padre Crespl, who are buried in the
mission, were present and a Franciscan
padre, assisted in celebrating mass. The
Fransciscan order founded the mission
in ITO,