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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 10, 1898

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 24, No. 6.

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HELPING HAND MISSION.

By S. N. Curtiss

Treasurer's Report.

SINCE our report last week, most encouraging letters have come in from all parts of the United States, and donations ranging from 50 cents to $25 have been received.
A county judge in a southern state sends a cash contribution, and says, “May the Lord help and bless you abundantly in this work.”
A brother and sister in South Dakota write: “We have read in your paper about the Helping Hand Mission you are going to establish in San Francisco, so thought we would send you $25 to help start the mission, and may the dear Lord bless you and prosper you in your good work.”
Another brother says, “I have not much to give, yet I freely give my little mite,” and a money order for $10 accompanied the letter.
Contributions of bedding, clothing, dishes, chairs, table ware, dried fruit, honey, etc., are also coming in, as noted elsewhere in this paper.
The following is the report of cash received up to Feb. 2:—
Reported last week . . . . . . . $318.15 Cash received this week . . . . . . 156.75 Total . . . . . $474.90
S. N. CURTISS,
Secretary and Treasurer.