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They serve to beguile the leisure of the idle
and the ignorant; but they form no ones
mind, and demOraliZe no readers princl-
pies. Their pictures of life are not often
accurate, but they cannot be said to be de-
basing, nor is it true that they corrupt the
minds of women and girls. To take the
last and most popular issues of the epheme-
raj fiction of the day, it is quite unfair to ac-
cuse the author of "She." or Stockton, or
Kipling, or Robert Louis Stevenson, or
Jerome, of assaling anything that good men
honor and :espect.
1t is curious fact, indeed. that the older
the world grows the less 1t seems TO relish
books which are undeniably immoral, and the
more readers care for pure literature III Is
only century since novels OF the school OF
Fielding and Smollett were the only fiction
that was read; who. except scholars, ever
reads Tom Jones or Roderick Random to-
day? Who reads G. P. r. Reynolds, or even
Harrison Answortb, who were the delight
of school-boys half a century ago? Once in
a way some modern writer, eager to attract
attention, puts forth novel of the erotic
school, but it rarely sells, and publishers are
as shy Of shady novels as managers are OF
plays which are written on the lines of the
dramatic literature of the Restoration.
Among those who control the book market
the conviction is set that immoral books will
not pay, and the consequence is that they
are rarely published
There is a school OF thinkers which hold
that the young should be brought up in ig
norance of the world. 1t is dangerous ex-
pertinent to rely upon ignorance as pro-
lection against vice. When knowledge
comes, as it must come in the ordinary fric-
tion of daily life, the surprises which it in
wolves may have unexpected results. DR..
Foute believes that young girls are corrupted
by narratives of flirtations and love ro-
mances. But when older they will encounter
these things in real life. and will be invited
to take part in them. VIII they have bet
ter prospect of escaping trouble if they are
reproductions of Moliere's agnes" than
they would have il they had read the popu-
lar fiction of the day?
That knowledge is dangerous is an apo
thegm which has had its apologists since
Calico was tortured and Bruno executed.
But the world goes on acquiring knowledge.
and the restraints on its dissemination are
being gradually withdrawn When a youth
full maiden, who wanted a novel, had to
choose between Peregrine Pickle and Joseph
Andrews, her parents may wisely have
locked the bookcase against her explorations.
But surely in our day girls can be allowed
to read a popular novel once in a way to
check the Imagination without mourning
cnnsure
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PLACES OF TRUST.

The Pennsylvania legislative committee,
appointed to make inquiry into the causes
OF the Mammoth mine disaster, report that
the FIRE boss, William Snaitn, was respon-
sIble. The committee find that Snaiih was
under the influence of liquor at the time OF
the accident, and owing TO his condition neg
lected ordinary precautions. He became
tie victim of his own criminal carelessness
but his indulgence involved other victims
than himself. This report reyives the ques-
ton IL man who is in the habit of drinking
should be permitted to hold position in
which lie is responsible for human life. The
competence Of men of conyiyial habits is not
called in question, but there is always an
apprehension On the part OF their employers
that they will be unfit for duty at critical
moments. We often hear the remark that
Mr.. So and So. who is on the ragged edge of
some profession or occupation, could secure
good position if he as reliable. But not
being reliable he can fird only odd jobs TO
do. Railroad companies have found it neces-
sary to Insist upon temperate habits as q
necessary qualification in their employees
1t Is undoubtedly true that thoroughly relia-
bic men are often promoted over more capa-
bic associates on the ground of superior reli-
ability. Exceptional ability is not regarded
as compensation for habits which require
continual oversight Young men just enter
ing upon a business career do not realize
how much they sacrifice by indulgence in
what they call "a good time" Every young
man wants good time occasionally, but the
natural flow of spirits of youth should be
sufficient stimulant. Good positions are
often lost through lack of confidence created
by the habit of drinking. The stimuapt of
alcoholic beverages should be reserved for
later years when the habit of self-control
has become fixed. There is less danger
then of excess and less danger of falling be-
hind in the race OF life through habits of
intern peraDca
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Is LA GRIPPE COMING.

.. The State Board of Health, guided no
doubt by sense of duty and without any
desire 20 create alarm, states that "another
epidemic of la grippe is fast developing" 1t
ascribes this fact TO the absence of the nor
NAL rainfall in January, together with the
cold nights and fogs, and it observes that
there is marked tendency this year in
eases of influenza for the inflammation to
pass from tho air tubes to the air cells, thus
converting q trivial ailmentinto actual pneu-
IHonin. 1t is not clear that there is any con-
nection between la grippe and diphtheria,
but it may be noticed that in this same
month of January which has just been re-
viewed by our State Board of Health there
was very marked epidemic Of diphtheria in
Connecticut.
Whole volumes have been written about
Ia grippe and its American counterpart
infnenza-but the net result of all the
opinions may be summed up In the single
sentence that it is disease of parasitic
origin and that it should be fought on the
=. lines which Koch points out in tile case of
cholera and consumption. As. however, the
average mortality from la grippe is only
about per cent OF the cases attacked none
= of the high priests of bscteri0l0gys have
thought il worth while TO devote themselves to
the discovery Of way to destroy the specific
BACILLUS, and la grippe continues 10 be
treated in the old illogical way with sudo-
rifles, antipyrine and other remedies which
must have AS much effect on the bacteria as
painting the front door.
1t is not even certain that there is anv
necessary connection between la grippe and
common cold. except that the latter by
weakening the patient may impair his
capacity to resist the attacks of the disease
germs. The latter, we must suppose, float
through the air, are introduced into the sys-
TEN through the noStrils and mouth and
proceed to cause the irritation and inflam-
nation, which disable the patient. In a
very small proportion of cases the annoy
ahce Is severe enough TO cause death,
especially in cases of old and feeble persons
out as general rule convalsscence sets in
after weeks suffering, and restoration to
health ensues after lapse which varies
from one to eight weeks. 1t is observed
however. that sharp attack of la grippe
leaves traces behind which are felt for
months OF years. There are invalids now
In this city who trace their frequent morbid
symptoms TO the grippe of last year.
The State Board of Health may be rieht
In predicting return Of the epidemic. But
ut will be odd If 1t appears on this Coast
without having FIRST been reported in the
East. The last mails from Japan contain
accounts of severe epidemic of la grippe at
Yokohama and Toxic. In the latter city
the whole diplomatic corps was laid up
simultaneously, like Admiral Kempenfeidt's
sailors, who went out to fight the French,
caught the grippe and we're to some extent
disabled in consequence. But influenza.
Ike cholera, travels from east 10 west
About dozen yisitafions of the epidemic
are reported in the books; in every one it
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WEATHER PROJECTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s. ARMY, !
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC. 7

SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. ARNY,1
DIVISION THE PACIFIC
San Francisco. Feb. Is. 1915 ?. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The cyclone OF wednesday is still central of Van
ecopver Island. The probable direction of move
ment IS stu very uncertain. The barometer has
risen slightly in Western Washington. elsewhere
.Sofihern Nevada. The winds are generally
'-southerly in all districts except IN South
efn California and Arizona, where they are
westerly. The veiocities have been brisk
TO high in Northern California, Nevada
Oregon aud Washington: Red Bluff 80 miles. south
east; Wtnnemucca, 46, southwest: Carson City, q.
south; Spokane Falls 20, southeast; Fort Candy,
10, South; Eureka. missing. The temperature has
Lllen in Oregon and Washington, elsewhere has
risen, especially in Nevada. The weather has been
fair in Southern California, Southern Nevada and
. Arizona elsewhere rain snow has fallen. The
following precipitat has been reported from Sig
nal Service stations; Olympia, 9.24 inches: Fort
Candy, OBS; Spokane Falls. 0.54; WalIa Walla,
o.5S; Portland. 1902; Roseburg IFS; Red Bluff,
O.Q2; Eureka, missing.
%, Forecast Till L. NJ. Saturday.
. For Northern California-Raln, turning TO snow
IN mountains. except fair weather at Reeer; winds
geuerally south to west and brisk to high: nearly
Stationary temperature.
For Southern Calif0rnia-Fair weather in the
eastern portion fair. followed by RAIN in the west
eru portion; winds generally westerly; nearly sta
'tionSry temperature.
for oregon and Neutrality-suspicious., turning to
snow IN the mountains; winds generally southerly,
with increasing force; nearly stationary tempera-
'ture JOHN p. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps an charge).
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pursued this course. 1t looks as if the
Ii ealth Board had taken the alarm precipi-
lately, and in its ardent desire to put people
on their guard had not shrunk from fright
ening them unnecessarily.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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Auction SAFES ToD.v

O'CLOCK
HoRsEs.-By Z. s. Spear & Co, at Sc. cor. Geary
ard LeaYenworth SITS. at 10 O'Clock
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rcF Montgomery street, near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 7lO Market
street, near Kearny open until y O'Clock midnight:
$50 Hayes street, open until 80 O'Clock; SOB
Aakin street, open nntil 80 o'clock 25lS Mission
street. open until O'Clock p NJ, and Jig Ninth
street omen until O .1o p NJ
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FOUND Nor GUILTY.. Il. Simmons tried
before Judge ADgeliOtti for an assault with n
deadly weapon, was found not guilty by the jury
yastprnar
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MANY ladies martyrs to suffering. Their best
help is PARKER's GINGER Tonic.
PARKER's HAIR BALsAM is life to the hair
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LETTERS OF ADMISIsTRATToN.-Sar L.
Tomlinson has asked for letters OF administra-
tion Oh lie $500 estate of Thomas Tomlinson.
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SUED ON NoTE.-Isabel CofTroIh has sned
John KreliDg 10 recover S416 on a promissory
note, bearing date OF March %, 1890.
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MRS. WEsKE STRIKES BAcK.-1he defendant
In The divorce case of August Weske against
Eloise Weske was yesterday granted nve days In
which 10 file a cross-cOmpiaint
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USE Angostura Bitters, the worldrenowned South
American appetizer of exquisite favor. Manufactured
by DR.. j. &. Is. Siegert & Sons ASK your druggis
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what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for my child as
really believe it saved her eyesisht," says Mrs r.
+. Williams, Lowell, Mass.
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For BUILDING MATERTAL--The California
Pacific Railroad Company has sued T. p H.
Willeaw. the wrecker. to recover SAT- 20 for
building material sold and delivered
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LOOK out for the great sale of Clarendon
Heights lots, February 20, 1891.
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CnlRCa NOTICES.

BEEcHAMs PILLS cure bilious and nervous Ills.
EXTRA mince pies. SwAIN,s. 213 suffer strea.
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JUDGMENT Recommendations rs prayed
for was yesterday awarded Clara T. Clark against
Samuel Carson for $3482 81 due on a promis-
sorry note
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PYRAMID MINING CoMPASY.-Articles OF In q.
corporation have been filed by the Pyramid
Mining and Mill Company with the following
named Directors: j. w. aud ID. q. w. Hodgkin
Charles miliy. Mark Levy. Henry Garthwaite.
The capital stock is $1,000. 000 OF which So so
has been actually subscribed.
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JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT-Sarah +. Sanborp.
who sued Joseph X. Folsom for the recovery OF
s1645 ID on note, WAS yesterday awarded
judgment as prayed for. but by default.
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BROKEN horehound candy. zoe Id. Townsends.
PEARS is the purest aud best Soap eyer made. /.
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LARGEST manufacturer OF California giace
fruits, soc per h., in Jap. baskets. Townsends..
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CAUGHT IN BELr.-Beniamin Borehan OF
261 Minna street was caught in belt while oil
Ing machinery at lie Pacific Rubber Paint Com
pany's factory yesterday aud his right leg was
broken.
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LOOK OUT for The great sale OF Glare ndon
Heights lots, February 20, 1891.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


- Dividend Notice San Francisco,
1~H February 10, 1891. At a regular meeting OF
the Directors OF THE STATE INVESTMENT AND
INSURANCE CoMPANY, held this day. dividend
OF per cent was declared payable at the Office of
the company, 2lS and go Sansome ST.. aud after
February IL, 1891.
fe ID 1t CHARLES H. CUSHING, Secretary.
~ To the SHAREHOLDER of the Indepen-
~ dent Red Mems Hall Association-Gentle-
men: Please take notice that IN a regular meeting
OF the Board of Directors, held February s. 1891
dividend OF Is cents per share has been declared
payable on FRIDAY. February H. at s p NJ In the
Independent Red Mems Hail. 81 o Bush st.
c. Is. RODE, President.
d. II. BoCKMANN, Secretary. fell 1t
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THE MORNING CALL
pUpTTCaTTnN OEEvCr

$ a larger circulation than any other
xspaper published in san Francisco.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT NO. e-PRoBArF N TAI, AZ.
~ perlor Court In and for the City and Counry OF
san francisco, State of California. In the matter
OF the estate of SUSAN X JAMES deceased No
tice is hereby given that Friday. the 27th day of
February, A. ID. 1891, at 10 o'clock 4 NJ OF said
CITY Hail. In the city and county OF San Francisco
state OF California, have been appointed as the time
aud place for proving the will of said SUSAN X
JAMES. deceased and for hearing tine application
OF CHARLES A. JAMES for the issuance to him of
Dated February IL. A. ID. 1891. WIN J. BLATT-
NER, Clerk, by 4. ID. HoUGHTON, Deputy Clerk
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SEwiNG MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE-
~ paired. w. b. HIGGINS. 1904 Market st. feS tt
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FINANCIAL.

a.. 500 600 TO TO. LOAN LOAF on RANCHES:
JOHN I. LITTLE, 10 SAFE Deposit Build'g. dl6 3m
M ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE a. r.
1u STREET CO., AIS Montgomery 81. MOI II
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
~ o3S kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low Interest oc4 II
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FOUND.
(IAME TO MY PREMISES FEBRUARY 10 RED
" Irish dog; white feet; owner have same by
proving and paying charges. 1888 Ranseh st. IA 90
DAY HORSE; ROPE HALTER: HIND FEET
- white, also forehead. Cail Brown Il Draper,
slaughter house, South san Francisco. fel3 ST.
EouND-S20 IN MY POCKET BOOK. WHICH
l. have saved by attending the dissolution sale,
where can purchase merchant taiior-made pair of
trousers for SIS. former price $a made by lead
ing merchant tailor for Sl4. ORIGINAL MISFIF
CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Dupont SITS;
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GENUINE SPECS, l5c UP. 65 FOURTH 3
" next to bakery; Sundays. 72S Markst ST.
'front.' Celebrated laaiesI glofe-stare. Q 10 ( faih
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SPIRITuALISM.

A RRIvED-MRs. DIR. A DE HOWE OF NEW
n York; is only natural born trance medium In
the world; Is seventh daughter. born with double
this she win proves every hidden mystery revealed:
tells your entire life in dead trance gives
in full, also future husband or wife; in BUSH
ness. lawsuits, marriages. divorces deaths uniting
the separated, removing evil influences restoring
lost love she has eqnai and wishes If distinctly
understood that advertises nothing but what She
can do; all who are In trouble Invited to call and be
convinced; 10000 challenge { ANY medium who
can e4es. ner rar.ors 1870 Market ST. OPP: 7rh
DENTISTS.
DR- THOMAS l. HILL ODD FELLOWS RIII.T-
~ ing; once honrs. 8 TO ). ap24 eod
DR. HILL, l44S MARKET ST NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made: Old plates made over like new; teeth
from So per set: extracting soc; gas given. Att
DR. REA, 1928 MARKET: EXT. TEETH soc:
u With gas 81; filings low; open evenings se14 tt
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75g MARKET
y ST.. bet Third and Fourth; gas specialists aul7 CT
A Full, SET OF TEETH ;1 FOR 81; FILLING At
kEf. Sal Market st. opp Baldwin. aus tt
DR c. H. WILSON, DENTIsTi s25 MARKET
" St, bet Filth and Sixth. opn. Mason. deI5tt
A IL NEWSPAPERS Rad LONG ARTICLES IN
them stating that ths insane asyIuns are full u
Ieopie VINO TOOK gas only once FOR painless tooth
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
rs Is TonderfnL BY It's use any dental operation may
re done pain essly VIII forfeit 500 for any tooth
mat cannot extract without sleep or gas evsa
t NJ dozen dentists have failed TO extract L.
Al operations done better than elsewhere, sincs
nave seven first prizes for beautiful alIlngS plsss
sna crown WORK Ihereare Leek dentists once
GEORGE W. LEEK q o'Farrei Farrell st. IN ocsI
REAuTIFUL SET 81; PAINLESS EXTRACTING
~ Que; gold plates; bridge work; crowns; Killings;
ailowest rates. DIR. Q. A. PERRY. Mason St de5 It
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sos MARKET
ST. (fheian building; gas specialists; positively
e teeth Without PAIN 9y ese taa aa MAKES
ertnces established 1885, all operations In dentistry
performed. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. fe7u
ep good as eau be aade filling ST. DIR. SiMMS,
dentist. $50 Market St. next baldwin TheaterociEf
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HELP wANTED-coNr1NuED.

HELP WANTED-CoNTISUE
STRoNG GIRL OR WOMAN FOR no USEWoRK;
y sleep home. l442 Valencia ST. Its
GIRL FOR HoUsEwoRK 1902 BAKER ST.
GIRL TO WAIT AT TABLE IN RESTAURANT.
" 1871 Market ST. Its
GIRL FOR HoUSEwORK: SMALL AMERICAN
- family wages $40: 7O5 Polk ST. LIS
n IRL TO TAKE CARE OF BABY AND ASSIST
hama ST. Its
q ERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN; HoUSEwoRK;
y plain cooking. 6Il Stevenson st. Its
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON LADIES'
IL and children underwear. 725 Market ST., Room
WANTED-5 GIRLS TO MAKE GLOVES IN
W quire 1744 Market ST. fel3 81
COMPETENT NURSE FOR . CHILDREN; ONE
- willing to travel; wages $40; references. APP
ply 25lS broadway, near Scott fel33t
Young GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 1887 Howard Sc fel3 3t*
w ASTED-PRorEsTANTG GIRL BET. Is AND
y. IL, to assist in American family of q Apply
Sw cor Tennessee st. and Kentucky ave, Pot1ero
Mrs SNlfT fel3 ~
EIRsT-CLASS WAIST HANDS WANTED I'M
y mediatey. 1ll7 suffer st. fe13 2t*
y LADIES UNDER rs TO ASSIST IN MASSAGE.
= Nucleus House. Room %, II TO 2 p NJ fel 2t*
"a ANTED-EXPERIENCED HANDS ON chill
Building. fe4 tt
ORGANIZERS WANTED FOR AN ORDER THAT
~ pays 300 in one year: good pay. Call or adj
dress ALfHoNZO BIXBY, 1850 Mission. fel2 5ts
III IDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO DO HoUSEwORK.
w Ca after 10. at 72312 SeyenteenIhst. feI24t*
n ERMAN OR CoLoRED GIRL: GENERAL
~ honsework; must be good cook sos McAliis-
ter st. fel2 3t%
I ADY WATERS AT 2lS KEARNY ST. DOWN
II stairs: good wages paid fe12 3ts
q 1RL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEYORK; SMALL
" family. 1904 Mason ST. fel2 ats
w ANTED-A GERMAN OR FRENCH GIRL;
" must be frst-eiass cook. Apply 1913 Suffer. tt
A STENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, S3l MONT
"A CRY, day n evening. shorthand classes: 2 teach
ers individual instruction 4 months rs 7t*
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrS-THE WEEKLY
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~ First Presbyterian Church, Corner
E5~S of Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st-Rey
Robert Mackenzie, ID. d. pastor; Rev. j. b. Stewart
DID. associate pastor. DIR. Mackenzie Will preach
at ! A. NJ, continuing his series OF lecture on
3" The Holy Land" and DR.. Stewart at 80 p NJ
Snnday-school at l2:45 T. NJ Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian EndeaYor at 9 80 p. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at Z As p. NJ. All are
Nvaf 10
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

TT X. SCHMUCKERT. ARCHITECT AND
Ii builder 350S Mission st. - Modern houses
built $500 per room and up; call and see block of
flats, Fourteenth and Shotwell SITS. fel l5ts
BoEHRER a co. CARPENTERS ANu
q Builders lib Leidesdorh ST. seq II
y.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y 6l9 sacramento St; cabinet Work and lifting un
emces promptIy attended 10; teiepnone 800 inl5st
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~ Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
9>S Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and Seyenth-Rev w
w. Case, ID. pastor. Preaching tomorrow at II
A. ana 1880 p. NJ Sunday-sehool. l O'Clock:
young mems meeting 8; young peoples meeting
$50. Morning sermon subject, The Woman W no
Was Sinner" Evening sermon, subject, Blum
ders." Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening Wei
come to all these services. Pastors residence 1914
Mission ST. II
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

--@-->---|----|-|~~~
~ Doric Lodge, No. ZIG, +. and n
30 A. M.-l2l Eddy ST., called meeting "a
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, February X ~
IA, 1891 at 80 O'Clock First Degree. All W.
Masons are invited to attend. BY order of the W NJ
1t ADOLPH KRONBERG Secretarv