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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-08-21
ORDER.

State of Minnesota. County Of Hennepin..
District Court Fourth judicial District.
In the matter of the assignment
Of W c. Gilbert. insovcnt; Louis A.
Hubachck. assignee.
Upon the application and petition of the
assignee. it Is ordered that the time for
presenting claims properly verified to the
assignee is hereby limited to and inclrd-
ing Aug. 10TH 1897.
1t is further ordered that all creditors OF
the above insolvcnt who wish to particle
pate In the benefits of said assignment,
file their releases. properly executed. with
the clerk of the above named court or
before Aug 18th. 1897. forever be
barred from participation in said estate.
1t is further ordered that all creditors
of said estate show cause if amy there be at
the courthouse on Saturday, Aug. 2Sth..
1897. at 10 o'clock Al. m. or as soon there
after as counsel can he heard before tho
undersigned any judge of the said
court. why the account of the assignee
should not be allowed. the estate dis
tributcd, and the assignee and his bonds
men discharged.
That II copy of this order he mailed forth
with TO each creditor known to the as
signcc and the insolvent and that the same
he published three weeks in some news
paper. printed and published in this
county.
Dated July 3lst, 1897.
BY the court.
EDWARD NJ. JOHNSON
Judge
SUMMARY STATEMENT.
Amount OF moneys received by as
signce from all sources. ........ 81 la. c.
Amount of expenses incurred. cX-
elusive Of assignce's and attorneys
lees .'.........'. !l.oS
| Balance OH hand ....................$l 0S2. o.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


State Of Minnesota County of ucnnopin.--
PrObnt" Court.
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas II.
Murphy, deceased.
Letters of administration on tho estate of
Thomas II. Murphy deceascd late of the cuun-
~ y! uenncp!n and STATE OF Minnesota being
granted to !. Z. Murphy.
ills ordered, TINT sin months he and tho
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 tho Probate
Court Of said county, for examination and
allowance. or DO forever barred.
1t is further ordered, that the first Monday
In March. 1855. NJ 10 O'clock u. M. at n gen
eral term Of SAID Probate COURT. to be held at
the Court House In the City Of Minneapolis
In said county, he and the same is hereby ap-
pointed rs the time and place when and where
the said Probate Court will examine and ad-
just said claims and demands.
And 1t Is further ordered. that notice OF
such hearing he given to all creditors and
persons Interested IN said estate BY forthwith
publishing this order once each week for
three successive weeks in the Irish Standard,
anowspapcs printed and published in said
county.
Dated ut Minneapolis, this 9th day OF Aug
ust, 1867.
By the Court,
Judge of Probate.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


State Of Minnesota, County OF Henuepin--
Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate OF Henry g.
Connolly, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of v. NJ.
Connolly. OF Minneapolis, Henncpin county,
Connolly has lately died intcstatc, u resident
ind inhabitnnt Of tho county of Hennepin
and State of Minnesota. leaving goods, chat
tells and estate within this county. and pray
ing that administration OF his estate he to
said petitioner granted:
tits ordered. That sud petition DO heard ut
general term Of this Court to DO hold at the
said County, on Tue sday. tho 7th day Of Sept.
cmker. lsui. mt 10 o'clock in tho forenoon: and
shat notice OF such hearing be given to all
persons Interested by publishing this order
At least once In each week for three success
Two weeks prior TO said day OF hearing in the
Irish Standard. o news paper printed and
published in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis this 10Th day OF July,
1897.
BY tho Court F.O. HARVEY,
Judge Of P-cbats.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

state Of Minnesota County of Hennepin-
Probate Court
IN the matter of the estate OF Mary
Smith. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of tho
executor of the last will and testament OF
SAID deceased. praying for decree as
signing TIE residue OF said estate to IN.
persons by law entitled to the same:
1t ih ordered, That said petition be
heard ut II special term of said court to be
held ut the Court House in the CITY of
Minneapolis. in said county. on Tuesday.
the eth day OF September 1897 ut
10 o'clock IN the forenoon; and
that notice of such hearing be
given to all persons Interested. by publish
ing this order once IN each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing in tho Irish Standard. Newspaper
printed ind published in said county
Dated at Minneapolis this 5th day Of
August. 1897.
BY the Court.
It. &. HARVEY,
Judge of Probate
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SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
UNDER JUDGMENT OF FOREc,LOS

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
UNDER JUDGMENT OF FORECI, Os
URE.
State Of Minnesota. County of Hennepin-
District Court. Fourth Judicial District:
George e. Maxwell, as receiver OF the
Northwestern Loan and Building Associ-
ation plaintiff, vs. Joseph r. Lotus.
Thomas ]. Lotus, NJ J. Nugent, defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of Il judgment and decree en-
tered in the above entitled action, on the
Sd day of August 1897. a certified tran.
script of which has been delivered to me.
I. the undersigned, sheriff of said Henne-
pin county. will SELL at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday.
the 9th. day of September, 1897. at o'clock
In the afternoon. at the main Office and
salesroom of the sheriff in the court house
in said county. In the city Of Minneapolis
In said county. in separate parcels, the
premises and real estate described in said
Judgment and decree, to-wit: All that
tract or parcel of land lying and being in
the county of Henncpin and state of Min
nesota, described as follows, to-wit: The
north twenty-sX and one-half (26la) feet of
the east one-half ND of lot nine (9), in
block five G) in Jcwetts Addition to
Minneapolis. according to the plat thereof
on file and of record in the Office of the
register of deeds in and for said Hennepin
county.
Dated August 70, 1897
ALONZO PHILLIPS,
Sheriff Of Hcnnepin County.
FRANK X. HUBACHEk.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 6l3 Bank of Com
merce Building Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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The herald., 1897-01-11

worlds eye, enlarge his authority in
the worlds work, increase his worth in
the worlds thought, we shall not worry
about what or where we are, what we
have or what we have not, losing sight
of self In the transfixing vision of the
LORD, honoring him with a faith that
asks not to see, and a peace triumphant
over all our sufferings and vexations.
We shall take care of our minds and
bodies, dissipating the strength of nei-
ther by any sort of self Indulgence, be-
cause they are Christs; mere trifies
Will become to us eternities; everything
we touch and all that touches us will
acquire new sacredness in our
thoughts; everything will speak to us
a divine message and gleam with the
light of q divine purpose, because divine
Christ-life is within; we shall be glad
to be humble messengers preparing the
way of the Lord into other lives, CRATE
full, with Mrs. Browning. to stand and
work among Christ's little ones and
be content we shall not dim the worlds
vision of the Lord with the darkness
of our own selfishness but reflect his
glory with the unselfishness of our de-
votion to his person and work When
Christ shall become the soul of our
activities, we shall go to aid fro upon
our daily tasks, finding in each burn
ing bush afiame with God, because there
is nothing but Gods holy ground to
walk upon; our homes and markets,
our courts and schools, our factories
and counting rooms will all be holy
places; the whole earth will become to
us the sanctuary of worship, because the
altar of the cross has been raised upon it
and the Lamb slain from the foundation
of the world offered thereon as our sacri-
fice."
The herald., 1897-01-11
THE ST. PAUL'S MISSION.
Archdeacon Webber Concludes His Ter
Days Mission.

Archdeacon Webber of Boston yes
terdIay concluded a ten days mission at
st. Paul's church. In all the archdeacon
yesterday gave five addresses task
which would be impossible for a
preacher of less power and energy.
In the morning his sermon at St.
Pauls before an overlooking congrega-
ton was on Transformed Life.
In the afternoon he-gave a thrilling ad-
dress to men only at the Y. M. c. A.
building upon The Sins That Wither
and Blast. He said in part; Men liv-
ing for self find at the end safety and
suffering. There are various things
that are for good, but become evil when
distorted. That which should be of life
becomes of death. Lust is desire. The
lust Of the eye sees things as desirable
and then becomes aVarice. The lust of
the flesh is represented in Samson,
whose strength went for nothing, and
he went down to destruction.
The pride of life is thinking too much
of what men will say, of fearing their
caisapproval if we so contrary to their
ideas; an anxiety to become rich quick
~ has led to the adulteration of our food
and drink, and disease and insanity
follow. Dishonesty has gone out into
every avenue of trade. There are GER
tain kinds of food that feed and stir up
the animal nature. 1t makes difference
what you ana / eat.
Drunkenness drags down as nothing
else can. "A man woke up and said
Where am 1? This is a prison. How
Gid / come here? Does my wife know
Your wife! said the jailer; you are here
because you killed her The constable
who arrested him was the man who sold
him the liquor and the mas gistrate who
Piled for the saloon keepers license
and the sheriff who hung him kept an
other saloon.
Obscenity is another thing that de-
grades If indulged in and leads men to
think that no one is virtuous or good
except as they are afraid they will be
found out.
Gambling is terrible evil, and it is SO
because it is of the nature of robbery
Atheism is most dreadful sin
because it kills God. and a man who
don't believe in God has no motive for
life
Blasphemy is another blighting sin
for 1t kills out reverence for God and
his Son. No man can deny that the
word God stands for everything that
is highest and best in the world Faith
builds up and makes grand but skelpti-
cism destroys.
The pure in heart shall see God
At 4:30 the ubiquitous and energetic
evangelist was. at st. Johns church
corner of Adams and Figueroa stree.
and again addressed large and earn
estly attentive congregation
In the evening Mr. Webber closed his
mission at ST. Paul's with two powerful
addresses before audiences that taxed
even the standing room of the church
The subject of his first address was
Full Reward. AT the afternoon service
he spoke upon The Laws of Churc.
Work.
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universe. There is no middle ground
Jesus of Nazareth is either what He
claimed to be, or He was the greatest
impestor that the world ever saw. If
He is not the Christ then He deliberately
encouraged hopes whic hHe knew could
Eever be realized by His deluded fol-
lowers. But as a Christian community
we believe that this one brief sentence
expresses the truth the whole truth, and
nohing but the truth. It-is all compre-
hensve. 1t embraces everything vital
in our holy religion. 1t stands in the
same relation to the Christian system
that the Keystone sustains to the arch
it supports all which is predicated of it,
No formulated statement of teaching
can possibly add anything to it. 1t is
a sentence full of the seeds of things. 1t
is the one truth from which all forms
of spiritual truths or notifications Of
them, grow. Some facts are germinal,
others are incidental. The history of
our country can not be written and ig-
more Washington; but it can be written
without serious impairment of its in
tegrity and pass in silence a thousand
incidents of interest and Importance.
The reason is that Washington was him
self a seed from which history grows.
So the history of modern civilization
can not be written unless Jesus Christ
is treated as its most important ele
ment. Indeed, the history of the last
eighteen centuries would be no history
at all, should all that has sprung from
this great seed-truth of divine revela-
ton be omitted. Thou art the Christ
the Son of the living God Is the grand
est oracle which heaven has vouch-
safed to this fallen and guilty world.
And it is our sole business as the disc-
Piles of Jesus Christ to ring all the
changes on this oracle which the Holy
| Spirit has made known to us, until all
the world shall acknowledge the lord
ship of the Son of Mary. We have no
faith in any system of philosophy as a
saving power, but it is our faith that
the religion Of Jesus Christ as it was
| taught by the men whom He inspired for
the very purpose and IS it is set forth
upon the pages of the New Testament
| is Gods solution of the problem of hu-
| man destiny. Thus believing, we must
| be true to the gospel We must not
| shun to declare the whole counsel of God
nor must we tolerate any alliance or
| combination which would rob the gos-
pei of its efficacy"
The services will be continued each
| evening during the week.
The herald., 1897-01-11
May Be Tomorrow

VOU HAVE EXCEEDED THE LIMIT
L allowed by nature in the enjoyment OF
worldly pleasures. You have at some
time uvertaXed your nervous system and
there is a weakness lurking there ready
to break forth in all its ptiable, destruct-
i've effects upon you. Do not disregard these
little symptoms which you feel from Cay
to day; they are messages, tellin> of the
suffering of your nerves and warning you
that breakdown is near. Ii may come
tomorrow, ana then it will be too late to
mend.
Mend now. What energy is left you. put
It forth and save yourself. Call on or write
TO DIR. Sanden ana study his plan: study
how so many unfortunates have been
saved. Don't wait; act today. 1t is of
vital Importance to you.
Have you read or heard of the wonder
full cures which are being accomplish ned
by DR.. Sanden's Electric Belt? There is
not a hamlet on the Pacific coast but has
one or more who owe their happiness to it.
This is the record of five years good work.
Hurry my belt back; can see cure in
sight" writes Richard Holmes, Soldiers
Home, Cal.
What a record this paper could show IL
people cured of such troubles would allow
their nam<s to be used! Every day some
grateful restored man gives thanks to DR..
Sanden's Electric Belt. So will you if you
will try it.
Send for the book, "Three Glasses Of
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The herald., 1897-01-11
THE EPIPHANY.
Bishop Montgomery's Sermon at the Old
Plaza Church.

The Right Rev. Bishop Montgomery
was the preacher at the Church of Our
Lady of Angels yesterday morning. He
took for his text, 1--WE have seem his star
in the east and are come to adore him."
Matt. ii:2.
When the Israelites were brought out
of Egypt God sent them a miraculous
cloud that took the shape of pillar of
light, Illuminating the camp d night
and showing them the way to the prom
ised land. This pillar of light was fig
ure of the star that appeared to the magi
and led them to the portal of Bethlehem.
1t is my purpose said the bishop, to-
show the resemblance between the pill
lar that guided the Israelites and the
star of Bethlehem. Both had a similar
mission and represent divine faith and
revelation which bring us to Christ.
St. Paul in his first epistle to the CO.
rinthians, says that everything that
happened to the Israelites was figure
of what God had prepared for the Chris
tian people. Now, these things were
done in a figure of us. The holy fathers
tell us that the pillar of light was a fig
ure and a prophecy of the miraculous
star that appeared to the magi. AS the
pillar of fire guided the Israelites, says
st. John Chrysostom, SO the star guided
the magi. The pillar and the star rep
resent Jesus Christ, called by Isaias the
hidden God, known only by faith. Faith
brough the magi to the feet of Jesus and
MADE them adore him, as afterwards
Peter Mary Magdalen, Martha, the man
born blind and the good thief adored
him. The star represents also the light
of the gospel. Christ said, Il am the
way. the truth and the life"
The pillar and the star were easy
guides, exposed to the view of all, invit-
ing all to join the people of God, to fol-
low the magi to find Christ. Such is
faith; it is offered to all, shines for all,
all can enjoy the benefits; they have
only to fix their eyes on it, it will bring
them to the feet of Jesus. This light of
the gospel has been shining in Rome for
nearly 1900 years, calling the nations to
the true faith. st. Peter said: I'VE have
the more firm prephetical word as TO a
light that shineth in a dark place until
the day dawns." The pillar surrounded
that tabernacle where Moses received
the oracles from God. So divine truth
resides in the true church, true taber-
nacle OF God, with men. The star dis
appeared near Jerusalem to oblige the
magi to consult the scribes and doctors
and learn from them where Christ had to
be born, teaching us thereby that mira
cles cease when we can learn the truth
from those appointed by God to instruct
us. The star is a figure of faithful soul
that Journeys in. this land of exile. AT
ter a moment of trial the star will re-
appear to us, encourage uS.i fin us with
Joy, and with the magi will bring us to
the feet of Jesus; not lying in manger,
but seated on throne of glory. With
them we will say: 1--WE have come to
adore him.
The herald., 1897-01-11
UNITY CHURCH.
The Significance of Christ's Name ir
Prayer.

The pastor, j. S. Thomson, preached a
sermon on the question Why Do We
Pray in Christ's Name? taking the text,
whatsoever We shall ask the Father in
my name, He will give it you. John
1928.
Christ's name signifies his work in
this world-hisi gospel and his example,
his revelations and his character. The
name of God signifies to us our concep-
tions and experiences of God. The
name Of George Washington means the
life, the character, the achievements of
a great historical personage. When the
word Christ is spoken we think of one
that was patient, kind, true, heroic,
noble. divine, unselfish, self-sacrificing.
snless, a revealer of moral and spiritual
truths. To pray in Christ's name is TO
pray like Christ, to have his faith, his
sense of the presence of God and Of
eternal life, his patience. love, justice,
self-sacrifice. obedience to God. hero
ism. Any one that strives and plalc-
tees Christ's gospel and follows his ex-
ample will receive Gods answers to his
prayers, because he has qualified HIM
self to receive them, because he prays Cor
what he needs and not for the gratifica-
ton OF whimS or passions. When man
prays for what he really needs. and not
for what he fancies he needs he has a
divine right to an answer; for if God
las made his child to have certain needs
his divine justice would satisfy those
needs. When the conditions of receiv-
ing an answer are fully made by the
petitioner God answers the prayers Of
Mohammedans, BudGhists, paslans, for
they are his children as we'll as we are,
ard he is no respecter of persons. He
has answered the prayers of his children
1A.~ NJ <>f nc
Jews before the birth of Christ had
received Gods gracious answers to their
prayers, and the disciples before their
meeting with Christ had received an
swers to their petitions. But Christ gave
new revelations of God, nIan and spirit
ual relations, and these revelations
enable us to offer to Deity more spirit
ual ard moral prayers Prayers for
spite, revenge, hatred malice, pray
ers for bigotry and prejudice,
an0 spiritual vanity are utterly forbid
den by Christ Christ's own prayers,
and especially the LorGfs prayer, show
that we need not pray for forgiveness
from our sins except we forgive our enc
mics, and that we should pray for our
prosecutors Chrst's prayer on the
cross for his ignorant executiorers was
great revelation OF prayer. Some peo-
pie pray that God would grant them IA
vors for Christ's sake, meaning that the
sufferings and death of Christ are guar
antees for answers. Wicked hypo-
critics murdered Christ. His murder
was the darkest crime in the world s
history. Would God grant a ma n ia :
vor because a crime had been commit
ted? Would a murderer induce God tc
grant favors he would not otherwise
grant? Is 1t not btaaphemy to suppose
that crime has softened Gods heart: ::
Can O black crime make God kind. gra-
The herald., 1897-01-11
MR.. DAvENPORTs PROPHECIES
The Preparation of the People for the
Second Coming

Mr.. Davenport opened his lecture at
the Los Angeles theater last night by
saying that his doctrine was orthodoxy.
He is sent here by the Catholic Apostle
church to teach the nearness of the com
ing of Christ. The day and hour of his
coming no man knows, and it is pre-
sumption for anyone to attempt setting
a date for it. But the signs of His COM
ing which Christ gave indicating it's
near approach, are now to be seen in
society and in the world. The church
has in the past made the mistake of
.confounding the second coming of Christ
with the end of the world. two events
which are to be far apart. Again, others
make the mistake of saying that at
Christ's coming He is to destroy all the
wicked and live here with the good. This
is not the teaching of scripture. Christ
came the first time to die and make
sLtonement for the sins of the world.
He is to come again and bring to the
world the benefits of His passion and
death. His second coming is to be for
the good of the world The preparation
for His coming and reign upon the earth
will be terrible, as all institutions of men
which are contrary to the will of God
must be overthrown to- make way for
His institutions. His coming will not
(,
but increase it. 1t is His work to save
the world, and it will be under His guild
ance that His knowledge of the Lord
shall fill the earth as waters cover the
sea-" After this comes the day of judg-
ment.
The church is the means that Christ
will use after His second coming by
which to benefit the world. The church
therefore. must be ready for His appear
ing. This is for fear of this condition,
being divided up into sects, and in many
parts of it teaching doctrines that are
not His. The division of the church
commenced after the death of the Apos-
ties. The Apostles We're the means or
dained of God for keeping the churcn
united and clean and keeping alive in
her the hope of His appearing. She re-
belled against God, so He took away
the Apostles and confusion in church
government has prevailed ever since.
The church must be headed up by
Apostles so now that the coming of the
Lord is near the Lord has restored the
gifts of the Holy Ghost as they existed
Apostles has been restored.
Mr. Davenport was very explicit in
stating that he is not an Apostle, but an
evangelist, sent to tell people that God
has restored Apostles to His church and
is preparing people to be ready for the
appearing of His Son.
There is a congregation of this faith
in San Francisco. Mr.. Davenport will
lecture again next Monday night in the
same theater.