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Burr lar Who Moved Paradise by
Herbert Ward. are given. The story Is
d sequel TO Elizabeth Stuart Phelps s An
ssDll Maids Paradise, and Is IN the same
humorous vein. Another romance,
/ ,ove, At Valley Forge, by Sara King
Whey, is a STORY of powerful dramatic
interest. Edward w. Box editorinlly5
points out the SIRE way to 81 happy
#christmas: by making others happy;
and condemns nnhece ssary economy in
theoutlay for music IN the church. Elk
President Harrison's theme Is The Ju-
dicial Department Of the Government, !"
and Rev. Charles n. Parkhurst, D. D.,
writes OF s"The Young Man on the
Fence. Dwight +. Moody gives his
second lesson to his great Sunday School
class, and aDroch'' writes delightfully."-
about books There are, besides the
usual departments, poems BY James
Whitcomb Riley, Frank E. Stanton and
others others, articles on Christmas gifts,
Christmas dainties, Christmas entertain
ments and festivals, and the home. The
current Journal is exceptionally rich In
Illustrations and interesting In every.
line. q BY The Curtiss Publishing Co,
Philadelphia; one dollar per year, ten
cents a copy ..5 5.., ii. sars
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1. ATwATER. Attorney for Mortgeage
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE. { !.

MORTGAGE, FORECLOSURE SALE. { :
+ Default has been made In the conditions
delivered by Robert Erwin and Margaret
Erwin. his wife. rnortgagors,. tosthe Hem
nepin County Catholic Building and Loan
bearnE dae tie essn gay n
1893 and with q power of sale therein com
tanned, duly recorded in the office Of the
Hennepin and State Of Minnesota OH the.
O'Clock a. NJ. n Book Ii Of Mortgages. ii
And, whereas, in the action q. Michael
nepin County Catholic Building and: Loan
Court for said Hennepin County, February
TO-, 1896. John Z. Smith was. BY, the order OF
said Court duly appointed and qualified as
and required TO take charge Of the prop.
erty and effects Of said association, and 70.
collect for and recover the sbts and
der was duly filed in the Office of the Clerk
81 said Court in said action, and was; also.
duly filed for record and was duly recorded
March Is, 1896. in Book g Of MISCELLANEOUS
Records page so7;; and there is claimed to
be de an Is actually ave e Eng pay o,a
dollars aef l 81. sgicel tosether with SIX pe cent
aeon Ravg
ttuted, at law or otherwise, to rec6Yer the,
dsbt secured BY said mortgage Or any part p
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby, given
that ~ virtue Of the power Of safe con-
tanned Ia said nprtga ge and pursuant to:
the statute in such case made and provided,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed BY Aa
sale.;of the. premises described in. and con-,
Svsyed ~ ssid 1dortgags: lying and RReing.
& MinnSsots,, yiz lo1 Ten {,S q biosk
Anthony. according to the plat thereof on
file and OF record Ia the office Of the RsgtS4
ter of Deeds in and FOR Iiennlpin County
and State Of Minnesota. with the ileredita.s
fnents aMnd appurt etlance whie sale will
be made hyS the Sheriff Of said Hennepin
County, at the front door OF this Court,
House, III the City of Minneapolis in ga "a
County and State. pn the Eleventh day Of
January, 1897 ,at ten o'clock q. M Of that
day, at public vendue, TO- the highest bid
der tor cash. to pay said debt OF twelve
hundred ard twenty-one dollars. and, in-s
Sterest, and the taxes, II. any. on said prern-
$isas and Twenty-Five dollars. attornes.s
fees, as stipulated IN and BY said mortgage
In case of for eclosures and the disbjreks
5inesits allowed by law; subject 10 .redenap-
tor, af any time Within one year from The
day aof sails sproyided BY law, Is.
II Dated NoYernl9er q. A., u; 1see; ,l
s3C &. 8. JEI1LEY, Dc
x Il attorney for Reeetyef Tor Mortg&gee,f
500 Globe Rnild Sss.y 5, I'll .SsI sssEs
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SUPREME LAW OF THE. LAND.
Our Constitution is the Test to Which
: : ali Laws rIust be Brought. 9

.
= ali Laws riust be Brought.
1.-THE Constitution of the United States
is the supreme law, and every law of
congress, every state constitution and
every state law must be brought to the
test of this supreme law, and is valid Or
invalid as it stands or fails to stand, that
test, writes ex-President Harrison in
an article on "The Judicial Department
of the Government" in the December
Ladies' Home Journal. 'Fhe interpre-
tation and enforcement of the national
constitution and laws could not, for sew
eral reasons, be left to the state courts
Uniformity of Interpretation would be
impossible if the supreme appellate
courts of the states could, each for itself
and finally, for the people of the, partic-
ular state construe the national consti-
tuition and laws: And especially ques-
tions affecting the conflicting powers of
q state and of the national government
could not be left to the decision OF the
state court. If the powers given to the
national government were to- be main
tanned and uniformly and beneacially
exercised, it was essential that the; final
Judicial determination Of the scope and
limits of these powers should be copfid-
ed to national courts. It would not have
done in 1861 to submit the question OF
the right Of q state to secede from the
union to the supreme court of; South
Carolina" :. =.
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SIIMMONS,

S.sy%$ SUMMONS. III > &.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Hennepin-D District Court. Fourth judicial l
District. s s&5
Interstate Grain Company. plaintiff, vs. The
Rockda:e Farm Company, defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the Above Named
Defendant: % 3. BIZ
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint Of the plaiptiM, iii
the above entitled action which compiatnt
said District Court at the City of Mlnnes
apo!is. Hehnepin county, Minnesota, and: to
plant upon the subscriber at his. office in
the Globe Building in Minneapolis,. Hennel
pin County, Minnesota, within twenty days
after the service Of this summons upon yo y
you fail to answer the said complaint within,
the. time. aforesaid thei plaintiff above
named will take Judgment against YOU for,
the sum of four hundred and tl1irty-seven
dollars and ninety cents with interest there-
on from the 18th day of March, 1895, at the
of the entry of Judgment herein.
4. Dated August 10th, 1896. -.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Globe Building Min
neap0lis, Minnesota. =
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PARTING His tenure soff the rectorship of
ths Catholic University can be best
cleared away By his presence IN the
Eternal city and his own state ments,
~ vslfm Welcome awaits him at the Vat
5ieah; ana while he may not Ne made Il
eaadtna ana probably viii not and has
nee atoms Of being made one the
pfOba bi1Ities All are that he will be high-
'ly I hpnored fof the prompt and dutiful.
ma inner ia which, at the Pope,s augges--
Hon,, he resigned his post at the head 81
tie Catholic University. /. # .I1i'.,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
acknowledgements Court.
tn Etc Tr1o+tor nf the: estate. NJ Shadrarh

STATE OF, MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Henneptn-Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Shadrach
Parsons, deceased.
I Letters Of administration on the estate OF
Shat7rach$ Parsons, deceased, late Of the
County 0f Hennepin, and State of Mime
sofa: being granted.to Martha Parsons,
:: 1t is ordered. that six months be and the
same is hereby allowed from and after
the, date of this order, in which all persons
having claims or demands against the said
DECEASED are required to file the same in
the Probate Court of said county, for sex-
animation and allowance, or be forever
II IS further ordered, that the first Mon-
day in June, 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m.,; at q
/ general term Of said Probate Court, to be
held at the Court House in the City of Min
neapolis, in said county, be and the same
IS hereby appointed as the time and place
when and where the said Probate Court
will examine and adjust said claims and de-
1 And it is further ordered, that notice, Of
such hearing be given all creditors and per-
sons Interested in said estate by forth with
publishing this order once IN each week for
three successive weeks In the Irish Stand
ard. newspaper printed and published In
8 Dated al minneapolis this 18th day Of NO
rember, 1896. . . ~
4: .S.5... 3s.''s.s.s. JOHN H. STEELE,
.sts-i5 Pm I'M I: sF 81. Judge OF Probate.
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Attorney for Plaintiff, Globe Building, Min
neapo1is, Minnesota :.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

NACIIlGtA0E! EoLt E1S.4C'oOL lL1 o<AIcI
Default has been made in the condition
of a certain mortgage executed by Hakon
Johnson and Kari Johnson. his wife, to
Elizabeth A. Brewster. and dated on the
10th day of August, 1892, and recorded IN
the office of the Register OF Deeds In Hen
nepin County. on the 18th day Of August,
1899 In Book sos of Mortgages, on page Bs3.
are as follows, viz: The north half front
and rear. of lot number twenty-five i22) lin
block number seventeen %, in South Side
Addition to the City Of Minneapolis, ac-
cording to the map CIR plat thereof on h.e
or of record in the office of the Register of
Deeds in Hennepin County aforesaid, SAID
half i being aajgining lot tw .Aa IN
Of on said mortgage. ths. sum Of Ave hum
dred and elghty-two and $500 dollars, and
no proceedings at law or otherwise have
been instituted to collect the amount due
ON said mortgage, save that Judgment has
been rendered In the District Court CT said
against said Hakon Johnson and Kari
Johnson, and on which execution has been
duly issued and returned unsatisfetl. &
|. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of the power OF sale In said
mortgage contained and of the statute in
such case made and provided, said mort
gage will be foreclosed and the premises
tion to the highest bidder for cash at the
front door Of the Court House on Fourth
street. in Minneapolis Hennepin County
aforesaid. on Monday, the nth day CT Jan
uary, 1897, at ten o'clock a. n..i to satisfy
said mortgage debt and fifty dollars attor-
ney's fees, and disbursements allowed by
\; Nov. 27th, 1896. "
-5.g r,G ~ Mortgagee.
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CORREs pON0E.AcE. !.
az y ~ 't533 81 u. So I.

Editor Of The Irish Standard !: ~ Il s
SPOKANE. Wash. Nov. Is Our
state Of Washington and every county
in the state il. now awaiting OILY the en-
i4piration Of the present ulcers term ia
be completely turned over to the fusion
reform forces elected on the Pobnlist
ticket. e. q. Dempsey is sheriff Of sp14
kane county; George Mudgett is also
treasurer elect; aud P. IT. Winston IS
attorney general Of the state. These
men We're special objects Of attack by
the bigots who pretended that. their
nnied efforts were enough to defeat
those who were opposed to them. The
Republican party mainly depended on
the strength Of the hoo-do A. F. "A. and
are now politically damned beyond re-
demption. Our farmers who had wheat
on hand realized handsomely from the
raise in prices. ALI staple articles of
food have an upward tendency. IS; 4
Heavy rain and snow storms have
caused much damage to the Northern.
7 Pacific and Great Northern railways On
the Rockies and Cascade mountains re-
Gently. "A
There Is, great scarcity Of tenement
dwellings in this city at present. Our.
population is increasing very rapidly.
/ The new car shops of the N. i 'Ry>
are COM leted and formally opened Tor
operation. E
The mining industry tributary to Spo~
kane is Of vast benefit to the commercial
trade of the city. Business would in
crease rapidly with equitable. freight
rates. IL
q. p. Mulcahy & Co., mine owners. in4:
vestors and stock brokers, are on the
high road. to ihcalculable wealth, from
one Of their gold producing mines that,
is being operated in southern Idaho The
prospects are that Mr.. Mulcahy will be
the richest Irish-American in the state
of Washington in the near future.
. The friends Of the Moffett Brothers;of
this city, who built the foundation. OF. Of she
state capitol at Olympia, and suffered y TO.
the extent Of about $4,000 Of Just claims
unsettled by Gov. McGraw and his CO.,
advisors, expect to have their claim adj
justed by the incoming administration
Of the state, This firm expects nothing
but Justice and they have the prestige
and friendship Of the state officers elect
of this district to that end.
Bishop o'Dea OF this diocese has been
in the city. during the past week. He
was greeted with royal receptions.
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III not all, Of Line coin IS sai mini strut ion.
Ana ial he got more 81 loss taidgled up viii,

ssit not all 4, Of Ltncoln s. ion.
And lie got more IS loss tangled up With
stha Confe deracy 81 Il
ingalls, was aware Of these low,
swampy places in Voorhees, early rec. rec.
ord. He carefully collecs cd proofs ana 'tl
Organized Tor an onslaught On Vecr.
lsllees. The sunao lower senato IS desk was
loaded 10 the guards with oil sorts OF
printed and written grape and canister
Tor thu, Hopsie ~ y; Il II.
Voorhees, never dreamed Of the dead
4 fall ingalls, had rugged for him. It's to
be Sc any other senator had the
least linking ct what was in1pensding
One afternoon ingalls,, who performed as
a fashion Of senate hen have, ;swooped
suddenly, with a shrill and unex ted
screech, at VOORHEES,, and gave kim p. beak
and talon both. 5
,~ (. voorhees, was much aroused at this
unexpected visitation, and promptly
hurled divers epithets Of ungrace at 1I1-
gals, of which perhaps the softest
phrase was 'tliar and poltroon.
ingalls, smiled. Without q word fur
Their Of preliminary skirmishing he fell
4, lpon voorhees, hip and thigh. He
opened his desk and Began to read let
] ters, papers, documents. For two hours
he hammered Voorhees, as man never .
was ma,lled in the senate before, and he
clinched every rivet with a document:
When he ended there was hardly enough
Of Voorhees, left over which to hold fun
eral services.
voorhees, could not reply, and never
did. He talked the next day, but It
was no answer to ingalls,. From that
hour there was senate change in Voor-
hees. He showed nothing ct that for
mer hopeful recklessness that sought en-
counter for the mere fun ola fight: And
there was not a. desk in the chamber at
which he would not shy like a horse.
It might conceal the basis Of another In
gals ovation. ., 2 " - = = 90 -. :.
But all Of these are of the long ago.
Everybody loves Voorhees, here, and all
will be sorry to have this mornings tale
confirmed. Il. y.
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sa1T4sTE tF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF,
ts ..'l, District t Court Fourth Judicial
III the matter OF the assignment Of Ferdt-
h nand sagron. insolvent.. to George 2. Fore
Tin Assignee-Order 5gsa35,,
Upon the filing Of the final account George
ri. Forth, assignee of the above named in
solvent: 5ss N! . 49,. q
sisr,ee for the allowance Of his final ac-
count and for order Of distribution and dis
charge OF said assignee and hts bondsnen.
he heard by this Court at a special term
thereof to be held at the Court House in the
City Of minneapolis. County Of Hsnnepiri,
10Th q day Of December. a. p 1885, at 8
n.1l1tk a. III or as soon thereafter as 1eouf1-
selacan be heard .3$. 5.s +is3 4.
4 II fs further ordered that this order b.
n,ihiished ms Irish Standard: once a$week
for, three successive weeks prior toi til E day
IL "a hearing. and that ;as copy Of said Or
der 30 served Upon a OF the creditors who
nave filed claims and Upon said insOlvert at
in 81 twenty days before the time named
herein for such nearing +ESJt S s5s4s Il
dated November 18th. 1886. 5.ssg 4;
5 the Court = i, So !, IL
" ~ Judge Il
J, 81. b. smith, ESQ. Attorney for Assignee
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.christnlas Ladies Home Journal.

.. i Il
The Christmas Eadies' Home Journal
far surpasses in general excellence land
attractiveness any previous issue of that
magazine. Its delicate-toned cover
most artistically symholizes Christmas.
and the sentiment and spirit of the holir
day season are reflected In Its pages. An
appropriate opening is a :chsF eriza-
ton 81 "scrooge" from Dickens Glib
sons series of sketches Of the great now
.elist's best known characters Not: less
interesting, and revealing the hpmor:and
pathos OF the Chris tmas OF the children
Of the very poor, lis a page. OF Al: r.
Woolf's waits. Insharp and bright con-
trast is an article BY Lady Jeune, telling
What Christmas Means to Queen Vic
toria,'' and q feature Of onaantic inter-
est is delightfully."- illustrated article on
the Creoles of New Orleans. by Ruth Nc
Emery Stuart. luites as interesting is
"The Garden Party Of an Empress an
American woman's description Of q
great social function given annually by
the Empress OF Japan. To the Christ.
mas journal Rosa. Bonhsur contributes
.''Tlfe Story sof MY Life,''' and i special
drawings and photographs, telling Of
her work as an artist, her successes and
Of her daily; life. Mrs. Henry Ward
.l3eecher.. il, The. SECOND 81 the tIreat,
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\ Tourist Car to California.

An upholstered Pullman Tourist Car Is
tunsseyery Wednesday by the Northern.
Pacific. This car leaves st. Paul 2:46 p
M; Minneapolis, $3.50 p. M, reaching San
Francisco, the following Monday morn
ing. Double berth only: Sc. For tickets
and reservations call on or write to G. N.
McHeill, City Ticket Agent, N. p. Ry. Co.,
~ Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis,
Milan.
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STATE OF, NINA Es0TA, cOJtNJY or
Henns Court City e. &C., N ~
s. i. Olson Com pany y. Plaintiff; vs. VIII.
$ lam: 9. Brady Defendant.
Named Decentralization are hereby ssi,Ia-
n1oned and seauired I. 70 answer tl1s eol' 81
on tile inthe office Of the clerk e the above
answer to said j. complaint upon .the.,S @, U b.
3scriber at his Office: iiiysthe Globe Rui:ding,
in minneapolis, Henhei,in County Mime:
sofa within ten days after the SERVICE of
this summons upon YOU excl siNe ofs he
day OF such service; and II you fail rs a1i-
sswer the complaint Within the: time s;af ore.
said, the plai,,titt VIII + take Judgment
with interest at The rate Ct ! seven PEI cent
sum from the sth day Of April, 1895, and on
the remaining twenty-five dollars from The
2eth day Of May, 1896, to the date of the
entry Of Judgment herein besides the costs
and disbursements ct this action. ia / i
Dated Nov 18th, 1896
I. O. I. 2 j, F. MCGEE,
Atty. for Plaintiff, Globe Building, Minnes
anDlis Mit1nesota. t4l.'Gf-g W. - ia1a y
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Tourist Car Service. to California Re
II To- ~ III ,stlmed, -.t~-.S...

The celebrated Phillips personally
conducted California tours commences
its, 18th year of successful operation
with a through car for California, leav-
ing st. Paul Thursday evening, Sept. 8,
over the Minneapolis & st. Louis rail-
,roadi and connections, VIA Denver and
Ogden, and will run every Thursday
thereafter during the season. The usual
patrons that: has contributed to the pop
ularity Of these excursions in the past.
!: For further particulars and rates adj
dress 4 A. b. QUITS,
!, .G.sP. & T.. A., Minneapolis. MINI.
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.Bi$llol,|. .lSe!,!al!.!se.., ]

Biishop:x ea11e Han done well III listen
Sing Is the cpunsel e,f his friends "a
starting for home, isayas the Boston Re
public. hatsVer nisnnde rstand ing. II tlk !,
MI my hers pe, Tint exist, % Ihat city re-
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nov. Hogs, off Texas, has q aushter5
frsme 80 that henI pspple esk her!
What her nslns & {! mus answer,
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CHIN d xer. I, 600 az. THESE M ~.
sls hard TT Is 10 Nh I tf tbs Vito te.1
aiiao 4 10 hi knoN in. III d sA dol tt,N.l
dulNn Szt1s9 re- = iii 10 6QG4l Id,
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LANDS hsse VEN SO L.a
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Wrhelto
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Something New Ia car BUILDING !

/.
ssI-T The long talked OF new limited trains On
ssThe North Western Line C., st. ~, IN.
e. g. Try, to. rnr between Minneapolis, St.
Pau. and Chicago, are 1ow in service.
The press as well as the people WAC have
Inspected these trains admit that they rep
resent the acme Of the car builders art.
The engine is after the famoue 999 pattern,
ard from end to end the train Is ,vesti-
buledl with bread plate glass yestibules
wren completely close the platforms and
al, d greatly to; the beauty as well as to the
comfort OF the train. .:: ss
If you are going East Why not patronize
the new = North Western Limited" Ex-
cursion, or other classes OF tickets are good
on this train and no extra fares are charged
tor the superior accommodations.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations and
full Information on application to your
home agent, or address Il. w. .Truesdale,
general passenger agent, st. Paul, who will
81 pleased to forward you pamphlet, civ
Ing. full description Of these new trains;
there is nothing equal to them in car con-
sttucrion not even the wonderful trains
on exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
Business Personals.
). J. Dissette, builder and contractor,
Office % Fourth street north. Telephone
sos.
Chris "A. Gallagher, counselor at law.
401-4QS Guaranty Loan Building. !.
John j. Mc1Iale and Ace p. Abel, law
yels. 61sEs2o Bank Of Comemrce Build
Ing
MCGOWAN &c. Mahoney, fire Insurance,
real estate, loaus. : lbs Central avenue.
Telephone 1491. q
John NJ: Gleason, undertaken and fun.
erai director, 255 First avenue south.
". F. Mccarthy, well contractor. Esti-
mates. furnished on application, 200 Cen
tralfavenue. s.4
Five per cant paid on IL months and four
per cent on six months deposits. Title In
tsurance and Trust Co. Oneida Block.
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u So " JOHN AZ. HOLMBEi9l4, az
zzg III Sheriff Or Hennepin County,.
BY Phil. T. A1egaarden, Deputy Sheriff.
%. 81. Jedey, PLAINTIFFS Att orney ~.
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CT 81 JEE1lLEY u 81 ID Ets
ss Attpyney Tor Receiver for rtsagee,
500 Globe Rnildtl u. Is Il
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HAS A MAGIC TOUCH
PENNSYLVANIA NOW COMES FOR
WARD WITH 4 HEALER.

Young Man Astonishes Thousands by His
Supposed Power to Heal the Afflicted
People Who Have Seen Him Say That
He is yeritabIe Human Battery,
Fairly Alive With Electrical Magnetism
w. Lloyd Keyser is His Name and If
He Works His Graft Right He VIII
Make a Fortune Among the Ignorant
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TRAINS

Time Table Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway.