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Mark parcels for "Foreign Shipping Clerk," giving details by letter. Not only do we ship every product of the world's factory, loom and shop that is demanded in the various missionary fields, but we also possess unequalled export shipping facilities and special low through-freight rates not enjoyed by any other house engaged in supplying American goods to American residents abroad. For example, while the regular tariff, Chicago to San Francisco, is $3.00 per 100 lbs., we obtain for our customers on any and all kinds of goods, regardless of measurement or bulk, a fixed rate of $1.75 per 100 lbs. Chicage to Shanghai, Hongkong, Kobe, Yokohama and Manila, via. fast freight and Pacific liners. No other firm can do this. We get this rate by shipping solid carloads to the Orient. We are the only firm in America enjoying an export business large enough to secure the special $1.75 rate. We prepay all freight, ship on through bill of lading, and guarantee safe arrival at foreign ports. In 30 days we can land your orders at Oriental and Australasian ports. We ship more goods direct to missionaries all over the world than do all other houses in America combined. Thousands of missionaries, and other residents of foreign countries, get practically all their supplies from us-everything from steam engines and saw mills to infant's outfits. We know how to pack for the small boats and coolies of China, Korea and Siam, the carriers of the Kongo and Niger, the caravans of Persia, and the heat and perils of India. We have built up our business by saving our customers' money. New missionaries under appointment to any field are invited to visit our store, familarize themselves with the kind and class of goods other workers in the same field are ordering, and thus learn how to buy their outfits intelligently. Personal effects of missionaries forwarded under our low exclusive freight rates, if new goods are purchased of us. Send for a copy of our New, Large Catalogue and Buyers' Guide, No. 74, for the season of 1905-6, just from the press. It is nearly 1200 pages. 40,000 illustrations, and quotes lowest prices on more than 126,000 articles everything you use, eat and wear. It is free and postpaid for the asking. Synods in SMALL CAPS; Presbyteries in Italics; Churches in Roman It is of great importance to the treasurers of all the Boards that when money is sent to them, the name of the church from whence it comes, and of the presbytery to which the church belongs, should be distinctly written, and that the person sending should sign his or her name distinctly, with proper title, e.g., Pastor, Treasurer, Miss or Mrs., as the case may be. Careful attention to this will save much trouble and perhaps prevent serious mistakes. RECEIPTS FOR THE BOARD OF CHURCH ERECTION, JANUARY, 1906. In accordance with terms of mortgage. mon, 39.50; Pulaski, 3. Washington-Upper Buffalo, 32.40. Wellsboro-Wellsboro, 6.30. Under Minute of Assembly of 1888. (Continued from March issue.) NEW JERSEY Elizabeth-Basking Ridge, 52.60; Clinton, 16.72; Roselle, 1st, 6.34. Jersey City-Englewood, W. Side, 7.30; Jersey City, 1st, 7; Paterson, E. Side, Dundee Chap., 70. Monmouth-Atlantic Highlands, 1st, 1; Barnegat, 4; Jacksonville, 1; Providence, 1; Sayreville, German, 50. Morris and OrangeMadison, Ist. 9.50. Newark-Newark, 2d, 10; ttNewark, Emmanuel, German, 50. New Brunswick-Trenton, (inc. ss., 7.06), 17.31; — 4th, ss. 3.16. West Jersey-May's Landing, 2. $308 93 NEW MEXICO Arizona-Phoenix, 1st, 19.42; Sacaton, 1st, 4; - 3d, 2; 4th, 2. $27 42 NEW YORK-Albany-Batchellerville, 2.50; Greenbush, 11.12. Binghamton-Marathon, .72. Boston-Antrim, 1st, 8. Brooklyn-Woodhaven, 1st, 11.20. BuffaloBuffalo, Westminster, 27.15; Ölean, 1st, 10. Cayuga -Auburn, Calvary, 11.80; Aurora, 26.76; Ithaca, 1st, 25.19. Champlain Malone, 5; Port Henry, 13.80. Columbia-Catskill, 24.61. Falls, 1st, 40.78. 3. 40; Ist, Geneva-Seneca Hudson-Florida. 2.28; Westtown, Lyons-Newark, Park, 10. Nassau-Huntington, Ist, 18.66. New York-New York, 5th Avenue, addl., - Bethany, 11.25; Brick, 1075; Sea and Land, 14.86. Niagara-Medina, 22. North River-Marlborough, 8.61; Milton, 2; Poughkeepsie, 1st, 22.30; Smithfield, 6. Rochester-Geneseo, 1st, 2; Rochester, Mount Hor, 8.26; Tuscarora, 2. St. LawrenceGouverneur, Ist, 20.50. Syracuse-Pompey, 1.50. Troy-Argyle, 1; Sandy Hill, 5. Utica-Boonville, 7; Clinton, 9. Westchester-Greenwich, 1st, 20; Mahopac Falls, 12.89; New Rochelle, 1st, 6.74; Springfield, 1st, 2; Stamford, 1st, 4. NORTH DAKOTA-Fargo-Fargo, 1st, Y. P. S. Č. E., $1556 48 Lake, Westminster, 5. 5. Pembina Emerado, 3. Minnewaukon-Devil's Mouse River-Burlington, 3.50. $16 50 ОнIO-Athens-Marietta, 1st, 27; New Matamoras, 6; Veto, 5. Bellefontaine-Urbana, 1st, 14.75; Chillicothe-Mowrystown, 6.50; Salem, 6; Wilkesville, 10. Cincinnati Cincinnati, 3d, 12.50. Dayton-Dayton, Memorial, 24.48. Huron-Clyde, 1st, 9.90. LimaGomer, 5. Mahoning-Ellsworth, 6; Hanoverton, 4; Kinsman, 3; Middle Sandy, 4. Portsmouth-Sardinia, Steubenville-East Liverpool, 2d, 4.25; Steubenville, 3d, 5. Wooster-Wayne, 1.70; Wooster, Westminster, 50. Zanesville-Bloomfield, 4; Jefferson, 2; Warsaw, 3. 2. 12. 2.05. $51 12 Highland, OREGON-Grande Ronde-††Elgin, 1st, 45; Union, $216 08 .47. Portland--Portland, Marshall Street, 2. Southern Oregon-Medford, 1st, 3.65. PENNSYLVANIA-Allegheny Clifton, 7; Blairsville-Derry, 20; Irwin, ss., 5.28; Seward, Butler-Allegheny, 12; New Hope, 7; Scrubgrass, 13.47. Chester Chester, 1st, 7.15; Kennett Square, 2; Ridley Park, 10.74; Wayne, ss., 1.87. Clarion-Edenburg, 1st, 14.77; Greenville, 3; Leatherwood, 3; New Rehoboth, 5. Erie-Erie, 1st, 12.78; - Central, 36.25; Sandy Lake, 2; Stoneboro, 5. Huntingdon Birmingham, Warrior Mark Chapel, 4.65; Hollidaysburg, 1st, (inc. ss., 2.53), 26.53; Houtzdale, 2; Madera, .50; Tyrone, ss., 7.50. Kittanning-Boiling Spring, 2; Manor Memorial of Appleby, 5.50; Tunnelton, 4. Lackawanna-Franklin, 2; Tunkhannock, 7; Wyalusing, 1st, 5; 2d, 7.70. LehighAllen Township, 5; Hazleton, .66; Hokendauqua, 6; Portland, 2; Pottsville, 1st, 53.85. NorthumberlandGreat Island, addl., 25; Milton, 18. Philadelphia, Ist, 47; PhiladelphiaCovenant, ss., 5; - Harper Memorial, 12.31; Temple, 33.17. North-Jeffersonville, Philadelphia 5: Lower Providence, Neshaminy of Warminster, 5; Philadelphia, Oak Lane, 8: Summit, addl., 5.89. Pittsburgh-Concord, 2.05; Coraopolis, 1st (inc. ss., 6.87), 39.19; Mansfield, 1st, 40.60; Pittsburgh, Shady Side, 71.50; Woodlawn, 2. Redstone-Connellsville, Ist, IO. Shenango-t† Her 10; 4. $745 16 SOUTH DAKOTA-Central Dakota-Brookings, 1st, Southern Dakota-Bonhomme Co., 1st Bohemian, TENNESSEE-Holston-Tabernacle, I. KingstonChattanooga, 2d, 23.50. I. 4-35. $5.00 $24 50 $6.00 TEXAS-Austin-Fayetteville, Ger. Bohemian, 1; Raywood, 5 WASHINGTON Gentral Washington Kennewick, Olympia-Camas, St. Johns, 10; Olympia, 1st, 5. Puget Sound-Brighton (inc. ss., 13.91); Everett, 100; Kent, ss., Spokane3.50; White River, 2. Coeur d'Alene, Ladies' Aid Society, 80; Odessa, 4. Walla Walla-Kamiah, 2d Indian, 2; Lapwai, Indian, 5; Meadow Creek, Indian, 2; Stites, Indian, 2. $233 76 Parkersburg VIRGINIA-Grafton-Jacksonburg, 2. $5.00 WISCONSIN-Chippewa-Ashland, 1st (inc. ss., 3.60) 11.65. La Crosse La Crosse, 1st, 6.49; Viefkind, Westminster, 7.50. Madison-Madison, St. Paul's. German, 1. Milwaukee-Milwaukee, Berean, 2. $28.64 -Oakdale, 3. 4.80. $2.00 If acknowledgment of any remittance is not found in these renorts, or if they are inaccurate in any item, prompt advice should be sent to the Secretary of the Board, giving the number of the receipt held or, in the absence of a receipt, the date, amount and form of remittance. ADAM CAMPBELL, Treasurer. 156 Fifth Avenue, New York City. RECEIPTS FOR THE BOARD OF CHURCH ERECTION, FEBRUARY, 1906. Mount Holly, 1st, 5.60; Tuckerton, 2. Morris and 17.35 8.50. $14 50 COLORADO-Denver-Denver, Highland Park, 8. Pubelo-Colorado Springs, 1st, 17.87; Durango, 1st, $34 37 ILLINOIS-Alton-Raymond, 4.55; Steelville, 2. Bloomington-Piper City, 11.13; Urbana, 1st, 15.66. Cairo-Mount Carmel, 10. Chicago Chicago, Normal Park, JO. Mattoon-Charleston, 4; Paris, 5.43; Shelbyville, 23. Ottawa-Ottawa, 10; Paw Paw, 50; Waltham, 6. Peoria-Princeville, 4.30. Rock River-Edgington, 4; Kewanee, 5. Schuyler-Bardolph, 12; Camp Creek, 7; Fountain Green, 5.20; Good Hope, 3.01. Springfield-Maroa, 4; Mason $200 28 City, 4. INDIANA-Crawfordsville-Crawfordsville, Ist, 5. Fort Wayne-La Grange, 5.77- Logansport-Brookston, 5.75. White Water-College Corner, 15; Shelbyville, 1st, addl., 24.15. $55 67 INDIAN TERRITORY-Canadian-Hobart, 9.49. Cimarron-Winnview, .53 Woodward, 5. KiamichiSandy Branch, 1. Oklahoma-Hominy, ss., 2. Sequoyah-Tahlequah. 5. $23 02 IOWA-Des Moines-Chariton, 5: Derby, 1.98; Indianola. 1st, 8.95. Dubuque-Farley, 5. Fort Dodge-Fort Dodge, 1st, 35.15. Iowa-Burlington, 1st, 3.05; Kossuth, 7; West End, 1. Iowa CitySigourney, 1st, 3; Summit, 2.50. Sioux City-Alta, 8; Sioux City, 3d, 9.50; Union Township, 3. $9313 KANSAS-Emporia Belle Plaine, 3.10; Mount Vernon, 1; Oxford, 1; Wichita, 1st, 6.94; Yeager Chapel, 66c. Larned-Burrton, 4; Coldwater, 1st, 10; Spearville, 8.60; Valley Township, 5. Neosho-Caney, 1. Osbourne-Russell, 1; Smith Centre, 8; Wakeeney, 1st, Solomon-Herington, 9.25. Topeka-Clinton (inc. ss., $1). 7; Leavenworth, 1st, 70.75; Olathe, 10.83; Topeka, ist, 45-73$206 36 KENTUCKY-Transylvania-Hyden, 1. $1 00 MICHIGAN-Detroit-Detroit, Westminster, 31.53. Flint-Harbor Beach, 1.08; Mundy, 4. Lake Superior -Escanaba, Ist, 25. Saginaw Emerson, 2.93; Lafayette, 2.45. $66 99 MINNESOTA-Adams-Mendenhall, Memorial, 2.50. Mankato-Le Seuer, 1st, 3.47; 12.50. Duluth-Scanlon, 2. Pipestone, 1st, 335.89. Minneapolis-Minneapolis, 1st, 87.92; - Vanderburgh Mem'l., 1.61; Westminster, 5. St. Cloud-Little Falls, 3. St. PaulSt. Paul, Knox. 4.95. $446 34 MISSOURI-Hannibal Brookfield, 7.30. Kansas City-Eldorado Springs. 4: Kansas City, 3d, 10; St. Louis-Salem, Ger. (inc. ss., $1), $236 60 Warsaw, 3.30. 6; St. Louis, 2d, 200; 2d, Ger., 2; — Winnebago, 4. ings, 1st, 9.25. $II 25 MONTANA Great Falls-Chester, 2. Helena-BillNEBRASKA-Hastings-Bethel,, 3. Kearney-Ansley, 2: Ashton, 1; Litchfield, 2. Nebraska City-Goshen, Benedict, 2.66; Hubbell, 2. Omaha-Florence and Ponca Miss.. 5; Omaha, Covenant, 1. $18 66 NEW JERSEY Elizabeth Plainfield, 1st, 32.17. sey City-Carlstadt. 1st Evan., Ger., 100; Engle. 170.17; Jersey City, Westminster, 11. Mon"..--Belmar, 2; Holmanville, 1; Matawan, 34.21; NEW YORK-Albany-Albany, State St., 15. Boston -Roxbury, ss., 7. Champlain Chazy, 10. Columbia -Hudson (inc. ss., 1st, $30), 55. Geneva-Canandaigua, Ist, ss., 4.32; Geneva, North, 52.30. HudsonStony Point, 16.95; Middletown, 7; Westhampton, 33.57. Nassau-St. Paul's, 4. New York-New York, Ist, 48.14; German, 2d, 2; West New Brighton, Calvary, 12.05. Otsego Guilford, Centre, 7.50; Oneonta, ist, 8.50. Rochester-Caledonia, Ist, 11.78; Sparta, 2d, 2.15; Wheatland, 1st, 4. St. Lawrence-Crary Mills, 2; Gouverneur, 1st, 3; Watertown, 1st, 22.96. Steuben-Corning, 1st, 10. Syracuse-Skaneateles, 1st, 9.13. Utica-Oneida, 1st, 36. Westchester-Greenburgh, 5; Peekskill, 2d, 12.24; West Farms, 10; Yonkers, 1st, 66.64. I. 2.75. 5. 5. $478.23 NORTH DAKOTA-Fargo-Ayr, 1.70; Erie, 2.05. Minnewaukon-Cando, Ist, 7. Mouse River-Logan, Pembina Edinburg, 78; Larimore, 5. $17 53 OHIO Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 7th, 31.91; Madisonville, 1st, 4.25. Columbus Columbus, St. Clair Ave-, Mahoning-Vienna, 4.29. Maumee-Weston, Steubenville-Carrollton, 5; Center Unity, 2; Madison, 2.32; New Cumberland, 2. ZanesvilleMadison, 13.50. $73.02 PENNSYLVANIA-Allegheny-Glasgow, ss., 3; Glenfield, 1st, 4.52; New Salem, 5. Blairsville-Johnstown, 1st, 20; Latrobe inc. ss., $13.34), 57.43. Butler -Clintonville, 3; Plains, 5. Carlisle Carlisle, 3d, 1; Centre, 2; Dauphin, 1st, 5.73; Greencastle, 7.75; Harrisburgh, Pine Street, 60.35; Lebanon, 4th St., 32.30; Upper Path Valley, 7. Chester-Bryn Mawr 160.52; Lansdowne, 1st, ss., 10. Clarion-Bethesda, 4; Falls Creek, 150; Hazen, 1; Richardsville, 1; Sugar Hill, 6. Erie-Jamestown, 1st, 7.05; Utica, Huntingdon-Altoona, 2d, 25; Mapleton, 6. Lackawanna-Gibson, 1.50: Great Bend, 6.38; Mehoopany, 3; Scranton, Green Ridge, 42.29; Susquehanna, 1st, 3. Lehigh Middle Smithfield, 6.96; Pen Argyl, 1.68. Northumberland-New Berlin, 1st, 5. PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia, 3d, 41.25; Tabernacle (inc. SS., $33-54), 145.69. Philadelphia North-Lower Merion, 3: Phila., Chestnut Hill, 1st, 6.77;- Fox Chase, M'., 16.65; Westside, 19.18. Pittsburg-Bethany, ss., 4.19; Clairton. 1st, 1: Oakmont, 36; Pittsburgh, Shady Side, 10.50; Tabernacle, ss., 5; West Elizabeth, 2. Redstone-Dawson, 8. Shenango-Sharon, 1st, 8.50. Washington-Cross Creek, 58.48. Westminster-Columbia, 29.50; Hopewell, 18; Leacock, 6.30; Little Britain, 8; Slateville, 11.96. $1099 43 SOUTH DAKOTA-Black Hills-Edgemont, 1. Southern Dakota-Emery, German, 1; Lake Andes, 5.60. $7 60 TENNESSEE Holston Bethesda, 2. Union Caledonia, 1.80; Erin, 5; Shunem, 3. $11 80 TEXAS-Austin-Austin, 1st, 25; La Porte, 1st, 1; League City, I; Webster, 1.30. North TexasGainesville, 1st. 11.25. If acknowledgment of any remittance is not found in these reports, or if they are inaccurate, in any item, prompt advice should be sent to the Secretary of the Board, giving the number of the receipt held or, in the absence of a receipt, the date, amount and form of remittance. ADAM CAMPBELL, Treasurer, 156 Fifth Avenue, New York City. SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS FOR THE BOARD OF CHURCH ERECTION, DECEMBER, 1905. † Under Minute of Assembly of 1888. tt In accordance with terms of mortgage. Contributions from churches and Sabbathschools "A Grateful Member," Dayton, O. "H. H." 1905-December 31, 1905 $31,799 70 $4686 55 OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS. Church Col and others conts. April 11, $30,379 90 I 50 LOAN FUND. "New England Presbyterians" 1584 29 Payments on Mortgages 4955 80 18 50 $4705 05 $6540 09 Instalments on Loans 3823 46 679 62 Interest on investments Premiums Insurance 67 39 540 00 $4074 68 Sales Church Property Interest on invest., special funds Partial Losses "Anonymous," St. Paul, Minn. 8 11 1680 23 10,000 00 $14,074 68 "Friends," Fort Davis, Texas 25 00 5 00 40 00 The itemized list of contributions was lost in the mail, and some time having elapsed before the dis covery of the loss, it was thought better to publish this summary now than to publish the detailed list in the May number. ADAM CAMPBELL, Treasurer. 156 5th Ave., New York City. New York, March 5, 1906. RECEIPTS FOR THE BOARD OF SABBATH-SCHOOL WORK, FEB., 1906. |