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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 10, 1905

Nashville Sanitarium Fund

The following donations to the Nashville Sanitarium Fund have been received since the last report offered in these columns.

For several months we have refrained from presenting this fund in our papers, and we are especially thankful to those dear friends who have taken pains to remember us and send in their donations during the period.

We have just moved our city treatment rooms into a better house, with quieter and more pleasant surroundings. This move, though involving some expense of time and means, is a step in advance, and a blessing to our work.

At the country home we are very much cramped. Every room in our old Southern mansion and its cabins is occupied, and eight tents are pitched on the lawn.

We do not complain about the tents now, but what will our sick folk and our hard-working helpers do when the cold winds and storms of winter bring their changes to our pleasant retreat? Surely some of our friends must care about that.

We have purchased a good site for the sanitarium four miles from the city, near street-car line. The lot purchased contains thirty-two acres, and has on it a fine spring of the very best water that can be obtained in this locality or anywhere. This water has been prized for its purity and its cleansing virtues for many years.

The Lord sent us $8,750 with which to buy the land; now we are asking him for a house. Will you join us in this prayer?

Write us for information, or write to the president of the Southern Union Conference, Elder G. I. Butler, or to Elder S. N. Haskell, both of Nashville, or to the president of the Tennessee River Conference, Elder N. W. Allee, Raleigh, Tenn.

Previously reported .......... $1,072 65 D. L. Dortch ................ 5 50 By Northern Michigan Tract Society ............ 5 24 By N. Y. Food Co. ........... 3 00 J. L. Foy .................... 39 00 Dr. W. H. Kynett ............ 100 00 A. R. Witt ................... 1 00 A friend ..................... 1 00 A. W. Johnson ............... 10 00 Faye Matthews ............... 1 40 Mrs. E. E. Cage .............. 1 00 Mrs. L. E. Allen ............. 1 00 Northern Michigan Tract Soc. 2 00 J. J. Ambrecht ............... 65 W. T. Bland, Treas. .......... 1 00 S. J. Wentworth ............. 2 18 M. R. Ivan ................... 2 00 W. T. Bland, Treas. .......... 33 33 Northern Michigan Conference 3 00 A. C. and E. Raymond ........ 6 50 Oklahoma Tract Society ..... 15 J. N. Loughborough ........... 3 00 Allie Byers .................. 1 00 Paul E. Gros ................. 3 00 Sarah E. Stein ............... 10 00 Oklahoma Tract Society .... 1 00 A friend ..................... 2 00 E. R. Richmond .............. 1 50 A friend ..................... 1 50 Warren Knowles .............. 5 00 and Mrs. Hannah Benning .... 5 00 Mrs. Anna Johnston .......... 5 00 Mrs. R. L. Smith ............ 5 00 Mrs. W. J. Turner ........... 1 00 Wm. H. Mills ................. 1 00 Lenora Bowles ............... 2 00 C. C. Ward ................... 1 45 A. J. King ................... 1 00 C. J. Stone .................. 5 00 M. Cookendorfer .............. 2 00 Paul Mining .................. 25 Wm. Young .................... 2 00 P. J. Wolfsen ............... 50 00 J. H. Acker .................. 5 00 Mrs. J. C. Slaughter ........ 5 00 C. F. Simmons ............... 5 00 A. B. & L. M. Comp .......... 4 00 Hattie House ................. 5 00 Henry Raddle ................ 2 50 C. A. Morsel ................ 20 00 Mrs. S. D. Stone ............ 3 00 Mrs. M. J. Aukerey .......... 15 00 Fortune Morten ............... 2 00 Mrs. J. E. Miller ........... 3 00 Paul Jensen .................. 5 00 Mrs. Fannie Martin .......... 25 00 A friend ..................... 25 Mrs. John Elmer ............. 50 Anna C. C. Carlson .......... 10 00 Mrs. B. C. Kuder ............. 1 00 Mrs. J. D. Walters ........... 50 South Lancaster, Mass., church 37 19 Maude Gibbs .................. 1 00 T. J. Tver ................... 2 00 Samuel Sedore ................ 5 00 F. D. Starr .................. 5 00 Mrs. Della Woodruff .......... 5 00 Annie Carter ................. 5 00 Mrs. E. Warner ............... 09 Pacific Press ............... 10 00 Annie Lewis ................. 10 00 Mrs. E. Wescott .............. 5 00 Rosa Litzman ................. 1 00 Elizabeth McCoustion ......... 1 00 Ferdinand Reautaual .......... 5 00 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Waters ... 2 00 I. P. Hansen .................. 5 00 Mrs. M. E. Eartle ............ 2 00 Dr. J. E. Caldwell .......... 15 00 G. L. Stone ................. 10 00 Mrs. McDearman .............. 11 00 I. R. Tyler ................... 2 00 Lucy Addlebury ............... 3 00 Homer Howe ................... 1 00 M. W. Wells ................... 5 00 Mrs. L. Shear ............... 2 50 Miss Myldred Kelly ........... 5 00 Mrs. J. L. Henson ............ 57 John Decker .................. 5 00 N. A. Centerville, Kan. ...... 1 00 A friend ...................... 30 Mrs. Van Renselaer ........... 5 00 Mrs. M. V. Whitshell ......... 3 45 Emma Anderson ................ 50 Nellie E. Knapp ............... 15 Mary L. Pence ............... 25 00 H. H. Snebely ................. 5 00 R. L. Pierce ................ 10 00 Elsie Winne ................... 2 00 Mattie A. Price ............... 3 00 Battle Creek Sanitarium ...... 50 00 J. J. Hulett ................. 10 00 W. H. Hall .................. 100 00 A. Covert .................... 10 00 BEDDING AND PROVISIONS Bernice L. Horner ............ 15 00 Wolf Lake church ............ 13 50 Mrs. W. B. Skervin ........... 4 50 Fort Ripley church ........... 7 85 Mrs. Bettie Wilcox ........... 3 25 A friend ...................... 2 75 J. L. Rumery .................. 8 90 A friend ...................... 5 00 ________________________ $1,958 05

Again we thank our friends for the help already given.

NASHVILLE SANITARIUM.

140 North Seventh Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.