THE MINNESOTA WORKER.
THE BOOK WORK.
Canvassers’ Report for Week
Ending Oct. 15, 1897.
DELIVERING.
Book -
J. M. Little P. J.
. Hawley bow
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P. J.
C. 0.8.
Value
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26.25
23.00 1.06
44.75 6.86
18.91 75
27.55
. C. 39.75
D. & R. 75.85
$346.31 $27.82
Most of the canvassers report good sticcess in
their delivery the past week. J. F'. PoGUE.
8.70
(Mants, For Sale, €fc.
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Address all advertising matter to the Minnesota WORKER, Box
989, Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED a boy 15 years old or over to do chores and attend
school during the coming winter, to commence about
Nov. 1st. Five months school during fall and winter. A good
place for the right boy. For particulars address H. I,. Hahn,
Lemond, Minn.
J NVELOPES and Cards neatly printed, 40 cents per 100 post-
aid. Good stock. Larger quanties cheaper. Address
Geo. Nelson, Box 989, Minneapolis, Minn.
Are you a Dyspeptic? If so you should eat Granose.
It is no humbug. We ship twenty-four 15¢ packages
for $3.00.
Choice NUT BUTTER only 15¢ per 1b.
Something new to most people, LENTILS. They
are fine. Try thein. Only 7c per 1b.
Those who have tried the Cooking Oil pronounce
it a success. Our price is 60c per gal., 5c per gal.
extra for can in 5 gal. can, 10c extra for can in 2 gal.
can. Goods f. 0. b. in Minneapolis.
M.A. Winchell, 2908 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
FRITZ GUY,
WATCHMAKER AND OPTICIAN.
Watches, Clocks, Fine Jewelry, solid silver and
plated ware, Rich cut Glass, Parker Fountain pens.
PIANOS and ORGANS.
Washburn Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos and Zithers
from $15.00 up. Special prices to ministers, can-
vassers, etc. All kinds of Music Books at Minneapo-
lis or Chicago prices.
: 714 Germain St., St. Cloud, Minn.
will sell the Danish. Swedish, and German
“Great Controversy’’ in the full morrocco bind-
ing at one-half price or $2.25, 25 cents additional for
postage.
by Mrs. FE. G. White.
(I Dec. 1, 1897, the Minnesota Tract Society
It has always sold for $4.50 in
this binding, and this is a rare cpportunity to secure
this most excellent work. Address Minn. Tract Soc.
If you do not possess a good Bible write to Minn.
Tract Soc. for prices and buy one.
| Lord and want to know his will.
This is one of the best works ever written
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© There seems to be a spirit of awakening od the
subject of the Testimonies among eur people which
is a good indication that they are coming nearer the
The Minn. Tract
Soc. has sold four sets in the past few days of Vol. 1,
2, 3,4, and 5S. The price has been reduced from
$1.50 per Vol. to $1.00 for the cloth binding, and from
$2.00 to $1.50 for the library binding, which places
them within the reach of all.
We are sending out statements to the subscribers
of the Minnesota WORKER whose subscriptions ex-
pire this month or next, and hope that every reader
who receives one will either renew at once or notify
us that they cannot take the paper longer. This
will save much trouble, as if you wish the paper and
do not renew before or at the time of expiration your
name is cut off and you miss one or two issues of the
paper; then your name has to be set up in type
again and re-entered on our book. So please do us
the favor of renewing at once if you intend to do so.
In a private letter from Sister A. G. Adams we
learn the sad news of the death of Sister W. FE. Part-
low, who in company with her husband,was taking a
nurse’s course at the Battle Creek Sanitarium. The
letter states that she died after a sickness of two
weeks with typhoid fever, but was perfectly resigned
to the will of God, and if her work was done to rest
from this life to await the coming of the Lord. Her
many friends in this State will sorrow, but not as
those without hope; for she was confident that her
sins were forgiven, and she was: ready to meet her
Maker and her King. What a consolation for those
who learned to love her, and who, if faithful, will
meet her ‘‘on the shore beyond the sea’.
The friends of the cause throughout the State
will be pleased to learn of the success in the various
churches in raising means during the days of prayer,
Oct. 23 and 24. The amount sent in from St. Paul
church was $30.88; Minneapolis, $25.01 besides jewel-
ry and pledges amounting to over $30.00; Pine
Island, $8.38; North Branch, $6.00; Pine City, $1.16.
This is a very encouraging report as to amounts, and
s0 soon after the collection was taken; and if other
churches do correspondingly as well, the thousand
dollars will soon be forthcoming with which to pay
off the obligation which is past due.
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North Branch.
THE Lord is testing his people. This is very
evident. While with the company at this place, we
had especially good meetings in that God came near
by his tender Spirit and hearts were moved to seek
him as never before. The truths brought out of the
Scriptures and Testimonies were such as pointed out
our duties as a people in the work before us, and the
rich blessing of the Lord attending faithful service.
An elder and deacon were elected and ordained to
their respective offices. Two united with the little
band and $6.00 was given to the Gen. Relief Fund.
Iam now on my way to Arlington. Remember me
in your prayers. J. H. BEHRENS.