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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
Iowa.

A cavc-in in the Merrill brick yards, near
Des Molnes, resulted III the death OF Charles
ieldeF and the injurng OF other workmen.
James Shockley was prostrAted by an cpl
letic lit in a stable at Kele,ton, and iroze
to death before he was discovered.
U. III. Cook, a keouk, la, contractor,
has disappeared and is supposed to have
been murdered. He had =, wv on his per
son.
chamber o solid rock Las been found
IN Adams County, i'll which Mnre Il score OF
skeletons. with rude arms of stone and or
naneats o! lead scattered about
Edward T. Rogers. n Minncapo,is decora-
tor and ircscoer. at work on new opera
mouse, was .ound dead in his room a, AL
gona.
Prof. w. w. Jameson died at Keokuk.
lite was for . years superintendent of CITY
schools and among the best known educa-
tors in the west.
laere was rather All unusual fire in
C!arinda recently. A can OF oil exploded
by spontaneous combustion in the engine
house OF the fire depar ment and before
the flames could be subdued much damage
was done.
employees IS growing. The men insist O
the company withdrawn, its order holding
motoncers responsible or dana.c occas-
ioncd by accident.
Edward Collins, brakeman on the Chi
| cago. Burling on & Quincy coal trains, got
his ioot caught i'll frog at Cedar Mines.
and the train ran over and kill ieI him. He
was % years OF age. His wi resides at OF.
tumwa.
Sarah l.. Ratbrock, president, and Senie
X. Bye secretary, have addressed circulars
to the Womens Relief Corps throughout
the tate. asking their presence at the dedi-
cation Of tie soldiers cottages Feb. $.
Members o: tile G. A. r. are ulso invited.
number Of employees of the Illinois
Cen raj Railroad Company residing at Ft.
bod have been discharged. supcrintend-
ent Dixon recently made the rounds of all
the saloons in Town aud the men discharg-
ed were ;lnong tho he met. The rules
the road forbid employees of the company
going to sa oois.
Judge Wool=on severely scored Fred
Morris in the federal courts at keokuk be-
fore sentencing him to three years i'll the
J.snitentiary and to pay fine OF So 600.
Mnrrls pleaded guilty to sending all obscene
lctrer to aschool teacher who had refused
to gv to dance with him.
o. II. Cook, the contractor. of Keokuk,
supposed to be wealthy, who disappeared
q few weeks ago with 5000 on his person
and was believed to have been murdered,
turns on, to have absconded to avoid the
payments o! his debts Attachments aggre-
"a ing over 50 900 were levied against his
property. His wife, on being closely ques-
toned, admitted that lie was in Kansas.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04

Parkersburg. ". Va. Jan. 3O.--The bodies
of John Michae,s. wife and three little chill
dren We're discovered frozen 10 death last
night in a hovel iii Putnam county, near the
Lincoln county line. \ fourth child, an in
FAINT. was heavily wrapped and WAS found
to be alive
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
MiIILeaye Mexico.

Monterey. Mex. Jan. 3l.-All the for
cign insurance companies doing business
in this country have instructed their
agents to discontinue doing business in
Mexico. as the recently imposed tax has
Rendered it impossible TO do business
Gutlrr present circumstances.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
Fiity-Eour H.,oxx.

BattlcforI. y. w. T.. Special JAN 81
The thermometer at the signal station
here recorded the lowest temperature of
the winter last night. the reading of the
minimum being 81 degrees below zero.
This temperature is the lowest cxperi-
cnced here for number of seasons.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04

';ra'A fnr14; ~ ~ %r"iol. .lm. 81.
"A large dwelling llnriS, owned hy NJ.
Olson in East Grand Forks a0l occupied
a. II lous" of i'll fame WAS totally de-
>lr"y"h hy fire "Hrlf This morning with
ne; ry t!" "ntir" contents. lilr inmatrS
lost all Their clothing and had II narrow
rscapr fro"l drath in the fire themselves.
The houS" WAS valued al 1000: furniture,
81 200; no Insurance.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
Left His Family to Ncighbors.

Anoha. Mimi. Special. Jan. 3D.-Lawrence
Jrosskolp.a bohemian farmer of Columbus,
twenty-six miles from this city. committed
suicide by taking rat poison. He leaves a
wife and three children. 4 letter found on
his person stated that he was tired of life
and requested the neighbors TO look after
Lii frfnily
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04

in a measure prepared for the reception
of tho sad news, it was a shock to every
one. 1t is a noticeable fact, as indicat-
ing the character of the man who, for
two terms held the highest position in
the cabinet, that of secretary of state,
and was one of the foremost men OF the
age. that lie never again passed under
the portals of the state department
After the Day of His RcsiEnution.
He has never rc-entercd the depart
mcnt which so long had him rs the CHIEF
since that memorable Saturday, June o
when lie pcnned the brief resignation,
which probably caused more profound
sensation than any similar missivc in the
history of this country. The resignation
was written i'm the little aDte-room which
opens from the secrctary's Office. 1T was
perIcC, sealed and directed to the presl-
dent in IL few moments. Mr.. Blaine
then arose and strobe from the building,
never to enter ii again.
Those who were long in the state de-
partlncnt and knew Mr.. Blaine when he
va; at his best, recognized with sorrow
during his last service that there was a
remarkable change III his physical COLI
dition. Mr.. Blaine was conscious OF ms
poor state of health. a prominent Re
publican who called on him about year
ag,, in speaking of this said: II went to
Mr.. Blaine the latter part of last January
and asked him if he was going TO be a
candidate for the presidency. He an
swcred: no, sir; ] cannot entertain the
thought for one moment. 1t would Kill
me sure, and / know it, and / do not be-
lieyc have IL friend OH earth VINO would
ask me to be Il candidate if he knew the
stat. of my health Mr.. Blaine added:
Il am going to write Il letter on the sab
iect.' After Mr.. Blaine had written his
letter announcing that he would not be
candidate for the Republican nomination
he was waited upon by his friend and
urged to reconsider his acton. 1t was
represented to Mr.. Blaine. who was then
i'll. that the campaign would be made so
easy for him as to involve no phySicti or
mental exhaustion. and that the result
would be his triumphant election. Nith
an mir of dependency the sick man re-
piled that he WAS satisfied tl!at he could
not live through IL heated political cam
paign. or that if he should, the harrass-
mcnts of presidential Office would
surely terminate lis life within six
months after he took his seat. lie in
tended. and this statement i significant
in some of the subsequent events, to re-
sign his Office of secretary OF stare in the
eariy summer, retire to his Maine home
and spend his remaining days in quiet
literary work. Mr.. Blaine's death at
last
Came Painlessly and Quietly,
but not without premonition. The at
tending physicians have said repeatedly
in these later days. since hope OF re-
covcry WIS abandoned. that when the
end came it would probably occur with
at least two or three hours warning.
TLis one announcement at least among
many perplcxed and contradictory state
ments has been verified by facts. The
epproach Of death was made evident to
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
Another Pue-Actnr.

New York. Jan. :0-The latest aspirant
for histrionic honors is i'u. Jim Han. who
is 10 fight Bob Fi!zsiInnlons TO a finish be-
fore the Crescent City club III New Orleans
March for purse of SiJ.npb. Hall will be
under the management OF Peter j. Ken
ncIy.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
To he Rclie:irsI.

Washington. Special. Ian. 3O.-Rcpre-
sentative Jolley of South Dakota has
secured a rehearing on the bill granting
the Fort Randall military reservation TO
the State of South Dakota i'll part pay
ment of lands due the state.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
GOV. shortridg.e of North Dnkota.

consid"rcd james q. BInin. on" Of H.. most
eminent statesmen of this or any other age.
IN the last few years he has seemed to pass
beyond the limits OF party and has stool for
the Who'll" people. To say That he has Of
late enjoyed the confidence of a minority of
the people of this country is only To say
that which the world already knows. His
the passage Of time. Wise. courageous,
chivairou$. patriotic. liberty loving. he stood
ut til" bead of III" list of our latest repre-
Gentatit "l.ricails.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
NO. 45.
MADE "A CONFESSION.

| developments in Enmc'S Scandal.
Rome. Jan :Sl.-Si=nnr A. Monai,i.
director of the bureau of industry ard
commerce.. who WAS arrested Friday for
completely in the bank scandals in AN
Interview with Il reporter said: IF |
am arrested. others of high standing viii
be arrested. too. can assure you. L
shall have cabinet ministers and OK.
ministers to keep me company in Jail
In lSS9 ! inspected the books of the
banks now involved in the scandals and
found serious irregulnriicS in the book.
Keeping of the National lnnk and the
hahk of Rome. ! warned the govern
ihrnt THAI the National bank would cor-
laihlN collapse sooner or later unless
drastic Reforms were undertaken nj once
MY "!iirigi slli'rr.ors, however. corn
pcli"'i me I" make Il report exactly con-
'i;'dlrling The facts as had found them
and stated them"
SiSn"r Monzlli acknowledged that in
The caSr of the Bank ut Rome his
prophecies had not Vet proved true, al
though future developments. he said,
would Justify them. The persistence of
the r''l"rS that Signor l.a,4lva. minister
"i ministry and commerce. who man
aged The last elections for the govern
lnrnt is implicated in the scandals has;
caused rNrryb"'!y i" expect that he will
r"S'2n soon and his designations Siyior
M"nzili sad. would he followed 10y
Startlln" exposures. Mouzli also as
serted that Ralnzi, minister of the royal
household, SOME lin" ago borrowed
l,"i''.'Ha' francs from the Bank OF
N"il'r' which i!o subsequently repaid.
lhN statement has been confirmed from
several sources. Siss:"r Munzilli gave
III" r' lmrirf ~ list of minister's and ex-
MINISTERS wh" had been britpl or sub
sldlzc'l IN various way, H.; the banks
now III tr"r''l'., aud earnestly requested
that. III CASE hr hr arrested. the list be
pMhliSNnl at Mnnn
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04

iot Springs. Ark. Jan 31-Andrew
IIaS!>il, Il wealthy citizen of Portland,
y. d.. while temporarily insane, COM
Inttrl suicide here to-day
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
cLenner runrIcfnnt.

New York. Jan. 3o.-At Il meeting OF the
American Distiiiin. and Cattle Feeding COM
pany it WAS decided TO reduce the price of
whisky IS cents II gallon to take effect to-
il-..il.L
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04

Dnnl,ir%. \. ~. Jan. II The strike
III the brooks works iS over Eight
hundred ard .rv"nry-iivc nru returned
L" work this afternoon. No further
truttJl,. l. .NI,.,.f,I
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04

milwaukee,. Jan ~ Charles W.
frlE"r, attorney for II, II. Ilar>llnw, OK
sia'r lr'a @urer, HAS filed AN exception To
lh" finding of tact and conclusions of
laW in 'ae'' No. :. He drhi.s, the right
"i lil" slhl" 4" interest on the principal
sum from the time i, MAS due In other
words, ilnl>l1aw rvtast.S to pay interest
ola interest. If tia" matter is carried to
the supreme courr I4ain and Ilarslaw
wins il will make Il large llole in ih.
J'l'i2m"tlS AGAINST him and the other
"A.-lH"H>ur"la. .Nn effort Will be made
io COMPROMISE the r;Sr against rATreaS-
nrrr MrFcIri'!gr and II lobby is now at
Madison Tor that purpose. Mcl'c,ri,grs :
interest is piilliy up III the rate OF S.it,
per day ai,, lie is naturally anxious 10
stop tli. drain.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
Gov. Mitchell of rIoridn.

Tallahassee, Fla, Special, jan. 2S.-l CON
slider Mr.. Blaine one of the lnost brilliant
nirn this country has ever produced, and
for years have not thought him ls hostile
10 tn" people Of the South as when lie was;
young nan. The l'nrle of The Sout il
much preferred MIR. Blaine To Mr. lIrri-
son for president. aud hence they regarded
the result Of the national Republican CON
hoping that Mr.. Blaine would he the nom
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
Gov. Waite of Colorado.
Gov. Morris of Connecticut.

Hartford, Conn, Special. Jan. 2S.
His end was not unexpected, but noe
thrIrss to be lamrntcd. While not of the
same political creed as MIR. Blaine. |
have admired him as IL man an,l feared
him as an antngt mist He was Il stntrs-
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04

Dr. Johnston further Sad that there
ultimate recovery since. that Sunday in
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
!. pnt,is"n of PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg. Pa. Special, Jan. IS. He WAS
Il man who coinnail"h .hr rcsl,rct and n,.-
miration of the people in every cline and in
every walk uf life. without respect to pol.
icirs or creed, race or color. vii! iSsn" IL
proclamation TO the people of 1h, state.
formally announcing Mr.. Blainc's 'icatll and
paying tribute to his worth
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1893-02-04
Gov. snelGnn nf South nuLntu.

FitrTr, $. D., Sprciul, Jam. 2S.-l regard
him among III" a!,!cSi men produced in this
age Of the wulll. aud one who has added
glory and credit TO our country through
his ability and craftsmanship. am salts
fled that no mans death will he mourncd
rs much as Hlaines since the death OF
Iiuculu and EI..Iu
The morning call., 1893-12-24

- FIRST giish Lutheran Church
S~~ 6ezry X. near rcIaYis-> peciaI Christmas
services ~ Il = NJ Win anthem by the chg
and preaching b. the pastor. Kev j. <. simon;
subject. hs Christmas story" Evening AZ
30, Lsss9as from the 1nriEtnas story -
t,f-r4stlzH EH1eayOr meeting at gas p x sun
aay-sehool CarLs.lnss fes.ivaI nedaesaaN
The morning call., 1893-12-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


E~g5- ~ecu=ity >aytnz- Bans. &&s Mint
% gOmery street Hiils sbuiIdiaE-DiTtIencs on
term deposits zt TIE rare OF ave 80 Per cent
per znnum and On Ordinary deposits g. I1e
rate of four and one-sixfh a l-6) per cent per
uuBi for me half year ending December 81. 1888.
Fii! &c payable free q taxes srd sftel January
=. 1894 1928 Isl :. L. ABBOT IL, secretary
- Humboldt Savings ard Loan So
1s~c cisTy, ls 6earT street-Iks directors have
declared tBe following seml-zBuGzI dividends: Z:
1900 yer cent per anBurn OF term ard 81 100
per ee = per ahnum on ordinary deposits, payable
% and alter January 2. lSss.
ds24 l5f ERNEST BRAND. Secretary.
" Dividend Notice-Nutual Savings
1~O Bank OF san Francisco NO. 80 Posts For
TIE half year ending December 81. 1888, a divi-
dend has been declared a. The rate o. I've 80 per
cent per anuuD term depos - and four and
one sixth q I-6} per cent per sunum OF ordinary
depcsiTs free OF taxes, psy able on and after
Tuesday. January 2. 1894.
dels l4t GEOkGE A STORY. Cashier.
- Dividend Notfce-Saa Francisco
1~S Savings Union 326 California 81. cor. san
some. branch 1900 Market st. cor. Poik-For the
zIf year ending win the SIsr Of Decsm Der, 1888
= dividend las been declared A. the rare OF We
~ per cent per arZUm on term deposits and four
aEd one-siIrh q l-6J per cent Per anuum on ordi-
nary deposits. free o. taxes. payable and after
tuesday the % o. January 1894.
dei5 Is; LOWELL WHITE Cashier
The morning call., 1893-12-24

- Second Unit arian Chu ch. Corne r
- tspp and twentieth sss.-ReF. Leslie "
Npr7gue. the pastor vii preach n the morning
O. ~4he CHRISTMAS Dream Of Pese and 70 the
evening o. '-Laristiazs, zad rs Meanings"
Special music b. double quartet ana a male quar-
tet All Invited
The morning call., 1893-12-24
= First hapt-st Chureh. Eddy -.

- INST BaptIst CHURCH. EDDY Vt.
--~S near Jo1es-RsT. ). q. 4. Henry. pastor
Preaching - lie pastor al i \. n: subject
"A Christmas Creed" and a. 80 ?. y: topic
VIII social Reeo -structlon Involve q new Cru-
cilIi OHe' HiCEb On ghosts haJ VIII Not Down d"
Sunday-scDDoi 2 80 p Y Young Peoples sOc!
ely of CHRISTIAN Eade4vor a. 80 ?. n Christmas
services IA tbe morning. ADpfOJrizc- music
Pastors class ~ CHRISTIAN culture Friday ~ u
tx. All these services are open 70 the public.
Strangers are welcome
The morning call., 1893-12-24

ES First sew Jerusalem (SweneD-
E'-c borelanj Church. O'Farreil -, Oct. Y b
stsr and Fllllnore-ReF. J. 8. David Of AlnneaDo-
lis Will preach al II 4. n SUuGay-sehOol aaG
free.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

~ First Univ Church-Seottish
-s-C Hal III LGrEiu g.. opposite City Hall.
Christmas services q 4 n. the szbbzth-scn 1901
joining An1uzl meeting Of sab5ath-school foi-
iawlUE service Tcu are Invited
The morning call., 1893-12-24

- Young sIen's Christian ASS citation
~ Hail. Z3Z Sut-er Et between ksarny st.
and Grant sve.-Mr. John Currie the scotch
sgznge -st. WHO has recently returned from scot
land where he has been engaged in evan ugslEstfc
Tork '0r several Inonfhs viii address the meet
Ing fOr men oniF tbls afternoon a. 3 o'eiocE.
seats free and the service II sure % be OF unusual
Interest Young men welcome
The morning call., 1893-12-24

E~C pa. Assembly Hal, 1912 Polk ST.. near Cal
EOrnia. SUulay-scAOui az . 80 4 n Morning
E-rvlcss ~ IL = > Cull1reB's Christmas service
u 80 ?. Y Prayer- meeting az CAB P n ser
wee Christmas day a. b. r. Discourse b. Dr.
Morgan
The morning call., 1893-12-24

~ John slater. the Medium, at Ma
G~1 tiOnaf Guards Han Bis Ellis ST.. near Van
Ness ave. Two grand test seances. Afternoon al
z 20. conference tests Dy Mr.. Slater and 9th
ers Evening AZ sharp. Mr slater VIII give
Iesrs and messages from spirit friends; also VIII
cEIisten his own Admission I0c.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

- Howard Presbyterian Church. Mis-
Iz-S sloa ST. near TLlrd-Ihe Rev. y {. Min
ron, ID, VIII preach ~ IL X. and 80 P. NJ:
SUNDAY school a. { 80 T.. Y You Peoples So
cietg Of Christian EHdezvor a. 6:I5 p n Prayer
meeting on 6eqnesGzy evening - 30 O'Clock
All are kindly Ilvlted 70 these services
The morning call., 1893-12-24

11S FoC RTH 40 GRAND OPENINGS:
IL everybody invited 70 come aud have a
good time to-day ear. drlaE saG be merry ana
wise and ezrry home a turkey Respectfully. j.
HORN. 1ls Fourth a.
The morning call., 1893-12-24
SUNDAY MEETINGs.

EZ( Professor Fred Bell,
- SPEAKER 70 tie Humanitarian Society, Will
conduct thristmas festivities at Metropolitan
Temple to-day, as follows Afternoon. z:i5.
short address " Mrs l. u. sloper and Professor
Bell; Miss Ida Bell viii recIGe. Mss DAISY
tressy ana Professor Bell Will sing solos 70 be
followed by tbs usuat Truth Seekers ]" meeting
Evening. a. O'clock special Christmas enter
taiuMeDf. Mr. Gay Clement the eminent TRACE
dian. and Miss Laura Crews will Tecits: Miss May.
belle hOl3rook HIli play violin solo: u IS CrsssY
and Professor Bel Will sing. Subject OF Professor
BsiPs evening address. Jesus the Szzzrene -
Professor Ecki1an viii preside at the grand organ
Admission free Collection TO defray expeHses /
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PERSONALS

DR C. D-PLFAsE c NXUSICATE WITH
~ > AZ once: sane informed CT your depar-
tsre: Christmas greetings and regards dez4 81
pLAI> NIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN WOULD
lac The aeQuzIHtzrce os isdy D7trImontzlsy
inclined Of some means and business Address
ton1ce1ce- eor los. Call Branch once
The morning call., 1893-12-24

t. Tr. r. Epbbins. the Gifted inspi-
E-S rational SPEAKER and test medium will lee
Iure tonight. subject Guardian Angels. or
Ghosts That VIII y o. Down." TO be followed BY
Tsyebomftrle and character readings. one hour
viii be devoted 70 convincing tests that the so
called dead stin i've. Washington Hail. 80 EDDY
ST.. O'Clock sharp. Admission free.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

r. Plymouth Congregational Church
IT, Post 81, 1et Buchanan a14 Webster-R
". D. " Dlizms. y. D. Iast0g. Residence. 1913
Posi- a. Telephone 1888 Preaching. Il = n
And ?. x S9nfay schools. $50 4 n zrd
= 20 noon tlrisrfzu EudesTgr S-2y 3 Y
The morning call., 1893-12-24

To- Ar Honest, ReIiable Test Meeting
ss~G tonight By the singing evangelist, 9O91s
Market. first floor front. Beading by psychometry.
astFOlOgy. palIHisiry ana spirit power. l0e. l
The morning call., 1893-12-24
MONEY To LOAN.

Al oNEY LOAN ED ON JEwELRY AND OTHER
li valuabies at the Security Loan Bank Ilo6
Market nj. Macon; private entrxnce7 Turkap9 &
The morning call., 1893-12-24

hristnas sermon ia the morning. with Christmas
music, II tae evening. Christmas praise service
WIIn address 5F the pastor Special Christmas
lnuslc from best auE nprs. Quartet and ful chorus
Attentive usneTs Strangers Welcome.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

/ EDM ARD EASrEkBROoK. SON OF THE
iale SELMA EASrERBROOk, formerly
steward ON board an American schooner named
the Mary L Ross. which sailed from san Fran
or., america and who resiued some time pre-
vlousiy az San Francisco (or IL dead his repre-
sentatives) Will communicate with MESSRS.
ROBBINS. BILLING & CO. of Surrey House.
xictoria kmoankment, in the County of London,
hts advantage. de22 81
The morning call., 1893-12-24

Re- Liberals and Freethinkers-Dr. )
liz /. YOTk the noted radical orator. speaks al
Scottish Hall, los LarEln 81. this evening at 8
O'Clock sharp. "Tnspiration and Revelation y
Ladies especially invited Don't miss rare treat
Admission free
The morning call., 1893-12-24

C,AHPETED gJoNs gog OgFfcK OK BCsf
y ness pur9oses> centrally locSte1~ Apply = e
z th}s 0fEes GeZk Zr<
The morning call., 1893-12-24

E~S ner Powell ana GezrY stA-Rey John
Hemphili. ID pastor. viii preach az ! \ II and
2 30 ?. y. TIE sabiizt5-scbOOI viii unite WIKI
TIE church "a The morning service. Christmas
caTo-s D. tns young people Evening topic
''HerOG searching Tor Christ by proxy" Christmas
music: Solos ~ Mssasmes senlnariO and Brune
sopranos and Alss MeClosky- eont-z.tO; Professor
i l.. BErn-ss. orza1.st
The morning call., 1893-12-24

" ERE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. BUT WEB
W lieye In signs. SO do you. So see c. SMITH
of CHICAGO SIGN CO. 1905 Market St deI7 I'm
The morning call., 1893-12-24

E[S Dr Rfn-Es, Spiritual Meeting a st.
&~D Georges hall. 9091a Market ST.. sunday. z
end p NJ: circle aud platform tests. Mrs eeiy
Hariand. Bird: Mr. Little and Clark.
P5- Free Lyceum-Eyery SUNDAY.
&~0 =. n. washington Hall. Free discussion,
Topic to-day; what Question Presses for speedi-
est Solution ?''
TP Theosophical Society-Free p PnIl C
8~C lectures every Sunday evening at 800 Post
st.. az 7:45 Tonight. what Think Ye Of
Christ ?" By Edward y. Rambo.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

GARDESER-PIRsT-C GARDENER DE.
" Eires steady situation. Address Gardener
box l38. Call Branch OfIee.
The morning call., 1893-12-24

CITUATIOS WANTED-FOR A GOOD CAR
- penter: don't care for high wages ifsteady iOb:
country preferred. Address a. D.. box 159, Call
Branch Office deZa 3ts
The morning call., 1893-12-24

li- ANTED-BY WOMAN OF EDUCATION AND
w practical literary experience. responsible
position general assistant in literary work; best
of references ziyen. Address MISS l. SMITH
1909 broadway. deg 2t&
The morning call., 1893-12-24

w ASTED-ASY KIND OF NURSING. CHAM
w bsrwOrk, waitress: play different kinds OF
music: Just from England. Address w W. box
116. Call Branch once ds22 3ts
AIIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS POSITION
vi 20 do cbamberwork in hCtei or rooming
house. or keep house for a gentleman; city pre-
ferred. Call 3s8 Seventh 81, from ~ 10 p NJ. !;
triherS cel9 St.