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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-08
THE TABLE MARKET
Anew TIPS FOR THE HOUSE
WIVES; WHO ARE OBSERVING
THE LENTEN SEASON
Lent is the Fish Dealers Harvest -
Offerings Of Vegetables in the Local
Stores Are Small - The General
Markets.

Lent with it's fasting and it's absti-
nence Is regular harvest for the tish
dealers. However, they would be
much better satisfied if they could OBJ
tain a better supply of certain fresh
water varieties. For the fresh water
fish seems to be much more acceptable
to the local shoppers than any OF the
salt water piscatorial offerings.
Catfish is one of the best sellers in
the line of fresh water products and
for change is plentiful this year. 9th
err fish which the local shoppers Will
find in the markets are salmon, pike,
pickerel, trout, halibut, smelts and cod
fish.
Neither Holsters nor soft shell crabs
are gracing the local market this year
as the fish men say, these fancy hsh
offerings are not appreciated by OF
tumwa people, and 1t is impossible to
handle them except at loss.
The vegetable offerings in the local
market are not very wide in range.
About the only fresh southern grown
vegetables are cucumbers, caulihower,
and shallots. The cucumbers are OF.
fered at 20 cents apiece, caulifower is
selling at from 25 to 80 cents apiece
and shallots at two lunches for Is
cents.
Among the hot house products now
selling here, the principal vegetable is
pie plant. This product is offered to
the trade at liz cents per pound.
There are no Florida oranges in the
market today, but the California stock
is in evidence at reasonable prices.
The price on oranges for the different
grades, varies from 20 to SO cents per
dozen.
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VAN BUREN, COUNTY JURY.
Court convenes in keosauqua Marcl
10 lAL;Ai. TIL l...,. Is .,...... ,.----'

Court convenes in keosauqua March
10, With Trial Jury Drawn.
Keosauqua. March 3.-The Van
Buren, district court convenes in Keo-
sauqua Monday. March 10. Judge
Eichelberger presiding. The following
Is list of the trial jurors drawn for
the term: j. S. Forgrave, Farming
ton; S. M. Haley. Pennington; Chas,
HI. Kelley, Pennington; F. II. Butler
Bentonsport; Eli Heckard, Douds- Lee
ando; A. E. Mccullough, Douds-Le-
ando:p E. H. Rockwell, Pennington;
Grant Ruby, Birmingham; H. l.. Cope
land. Selma; Clinton Gilbert, Kill
bourne; Samuel KINNEY, Farming
ton; e. D. Prunty, Pennington; Law
son Roberts, Cantril: Ed Moore, Mil
ton; James Leffler. Bonaparte; Geo.
w. Regur, Bentonsport; Albert Hart
rick, Pennington; j. w. Scott, Ben
tonsport; Ed Marriott, Bentonsport:
George Hull, Cantril; T. P. Christy
Birmingham; A. N. Bennett, Birming-
ham; f. S. Harryman Douds- Leando;
Benton Campbell Hillsboro,
Stockport Man Dangerously III.
T. B. Rowley, Of Stockport, is lying
near deaths door with paralysis. He
is in his eighty-ninth year and there
is little hopes of his recovery. He II
the father Of ]. w. Rowley, senior edi-
tor of the Keosauqua Republican.
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field, and Cincinnati, Ohio His cole.
giate life was in the Marietta college,
Marietta, Ohio, and the lowe State
university. After leaving the univer.
sity he made electricity his life work.
On entering practical work he spent
his first ears with the Western Elec.
trical Co., Chicago. He was next en-.
gagged with the illinois Steel Co. as
assistant electrical engineer. After
spending some years with the latter
company he was offered a position
with the Dawes Syndicate, at Ottum-
wa. Believing his future best inter.
ests would be secured by the change,
he took position with that company
first at Ottumwa, Ia, afterwards com
ing to Valparaiso in July Of last year.
On Christmas day, 1901, he was mar.
ried to Miss Nicola w. Inglis, of Chi,
cago, Ill.
Although he had been resident OF
Valparaiso but few months, Mr.. Da.
Wis had made many warm friends and
was held in the highest esteem by all
who knew him. AS manager of the ID.
cal lighting company he was we'll
liked by all the employees under him,
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o slTuARy.

4
Died, at her home Monday, Feb. 2s,
Mrs. Margaret McNair, OF Springfield,
Mo. She was born in Hooking county.
Ohio, Feb. "a, 1s4s. and was 50 years
and days of age. She was married
to F. S. McNair, Feb. 20, 1862. To
them were born four children. She
leaves two sons, Fred McNair, OF
Davenport. and Orval McNRir, of
Springfield, Mo-; two daughters,
Emma and Mrs. George Newbold, OF
Springfield. Mo, mother. four sis
ters and three brothers to mourn their
loss The remains were brought to
Kirkville Thursday for burial. The
funeral services were conducted from
the Kirkville M. u. church, FRI
day morning, March 2, by Rev.
Bruce, pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. Interment was made in
the Kirkville cemetery. The bereaved
family have the sincere sympathy of
the people. Contributed.
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FALLS OFF BRIDeE-pRowNED.

Iowa Falls, March 3.--Within an
hour after the close of the we'd
ding festivities, at the home of Joel
Reynolds early yesterday morn
ing the father Of the groom, Levi
Nelson was dead. With his family, Mr..
Nelson had started for home and in
the darkness. the driver became con.
fused and lost his way. Mr.. Nelson
volunteered to find the way and left
the carriage. Not returning after a
reasonable time, the family became
alarmed and started In search OF the
missing man. He was found dead, hay
Ing fallen of the abntment OF bridge
and drowned. He had evidently walked
on the bridge In the darkness.
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Administrator,s Notice.

Notice Is hereby ~iven to all persons
interested, that on the gath day of
February, A. D., 1906. the undersigned
was appointed by the clerk of the dis
trict court of Wapello county, Iowa
administrator of the estate of Mary
Ball, deceased. late Of said county. All
persons indebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and
those having claims against the same
will present them, legally authenticat-
ed to said court for allowance.
Dated, February "a, 1906.
II. p. McFadden,
Administrator.
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LEGAL.
Original Notice.

Cora Thomas, plaintiff, VS.. Berry
Thomas, defendant. In the district
court of the state Of Iowa, in and Tor
Wapello county, Iowa. March term, A.
D., 1906.
To Berry Thomas: You are hereby
notified that on or before the 9Th day
of March; A. d., 1906, the petition of
the plaintiff in the above entitled
cause will be filed in the Office Of the
clerk of the district court Of the state
of Iowa, in and for Wapello county
claiming of you a divorce, on grounds
OF desertion, and cruel and inhuman.
treatment. asking equitable relief,
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the second
day Of the next term, being the March
term Of said court, which will COM
mence at Ottumwa. on the 18th day of
March, 1906, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
Dated Feb. IA, 1906.
w. w. Epps,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL.
SheriH's Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue of a general execution on tran
script to me directed by the clerk of
the district court of Wapello county,
Iowa, against the goods, chattels,
lands, tenaments, ETC., of Lloyd g.
Carnes, defendant, in favor of Peach
& Cresswell Clothing company, plain
tiff, / will offer at public sale, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash. at
the front door of the court house in
the city of Ottumwa, Wapello county,
Iowa, on the 18th day of March, 1906,
between the hours of o'clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. M, on said day, all
Of said Lloyd G. Carnes' right, title
and interest in and to the FOLLOWING
described property, situated in Wa
pello county, Iowa, to-wit: Lots 81,
30 and 81. of East Ottumwa addition
to the city Of Ottumwa, Iowa; lot 49,
of Mineral Springs addition to the city
of Ottumwa, Iowa.
Sale to commence at the hour of
1880 o'clock p. M, of said day.
Witness my hand this 14th day of
February, 1906.
j. H. Cremer,
Sheriff of wapello County, Iowa.
BY John D. Stephens, Deputy.
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s. Anthony, lot 80, stiles Place add.
Ottumwa 300

s. Anthony, lot 80, Stiles Place add.
Ottumwa, 800.
: woodward, Fred and wife to Cappi-
tola Cole. NE, n, Sc. ", sec. 2s-72-
Emmett. J. L. to J. b. Mowery, Of.
8-71-14, $1.00 and other considerations.
Mowery, J. B., ct. al. to George w.
shields. part =. VI, NE. \. NE. v, N
w. Il, sec. %; part gov. lot 4, sec. %
72-14, $1.00 and exchange.
McCord, l.. l.. and wife to r. e.
Kinds, part NV. V. sec. a-7s-15. $5,-
Peterson, e. L. and wife to George
N. Clark. Sc. v. NE. u and NV. 4
Sc. Y and NV. ", NE. u, Sc. ", sec.
4-72-1b, $4,000,
Mcdonald. Olive and Jalpes to Law
renee and Catherine Wood, lot 40,
Lincoln Park add. Ottumwa, s64o.
Kerr, Albert and wife to Howard
and L. 3, Utterback, lot So, Highland
Park add. Ottumwa. s1.100
Woolums. e. w. and wife to Cf1as.
W. Graham, lots 4, s, 8, Z. blk. and
lots 2. g., 4, blk II, and lots I and Q
Emery add. Highland Center. $1,000.
McFarling, G. H. and wife to Chas.
w. Graham, Sc. ", sec %, and N. ",
NE. n, sec. 27-1-15, $4,000.
Janney Mfg. Co. to Geo. w. Sim.
IiioIIS, part ~ w. "a, o1 "a sec. 0U ana
part SW. n, NE. n, sec. 30-72-13,
$4,000.
Lexington, James r, and wife to
Anna Walter. lot 10, Crow add FL
don, $175.
stroud s. A. and wife to James
Napier, part lots and Q. blk. 1, and
lot 80, blk. s, Wicker add; part lots
SO ana "a. Wicker add. Chillicothc
also part gov. lot 8, sec. 36-73-15, and
part gov. lot 5. sec. 13-73-14, $780,
Peterson, Louisa. ct. al, to John A.
Gustafson, NV. n, sW. V sec. 49,
72-15, $1,40O.
Clark. Geo. M. and wife to John Pet
erson, INV. u, Sc. n, sec. 4-72-15,
Price. G. F. and wife to o. D. En-
cry, Sc. ", NV. ", sec. %, and part
SW. ". SW. " and w. ". Sc. ". SW.
", sec. 15-72-13; also part Sc. u,
NV. ", sec. 31-73-12. $4,000.
Wilson, Geo. A. and wife to j. A.
Mitchell, NV. n, sec. 32-73-13. $780,
400.
Winner, Chas. w. and wife to A.
II. Dennis. part SW. ", sec. 2-73-13.
$4,000.
Aldrich, L. E.. ct. all. to Ira D.
smelser, S. u, Sc. u, sec. s and w. u,
NE. N. sec. 7-72-13, $4,000
Graves, Sarah A. and o. G. to Edgar
Lee, lot 10, Graves End add. Ottumwa,
$50.
Miller, Georgia w. and wife to Jo-
siah 8. Proctor, part Sc. n, Sc. u.
sec. 81 and S. ". SW. ". and w. IL,
SW. n, Sc. v, sec. 35-72-13, $4,000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-08
SPRING TRADE HERE.
General Trade Feels Tone Of the
Broader Demand for Spring Orders.

General Trade Feels Tone Of the
Broader Demand for Spring Orders.
Chicago, March Receipts COM
menced to feel the impulse of spring
demand, estimated arrivals for two
days, totaling 1850, against 2,035 last
week and 2S43 the corresponding week
last year, the latter making the pres
ent market record of 4,76S for one
weeks arrivals. The transition from
winter to spring trade Is less pro-
nounced than twelve months ago, as
springlike weather has featured the
demand for the past three months,
while normal seasons are character
lied by a radical change in weather
conditions from winter to spring. Gem
eral demand is both broader and more
urgent than a month ago and all
commercial classes are selling freer at
shad4s stronger prices. Weather
conditiol1 for the past three months
have bed1 in favor of consumers and
prices a. Wholesale markets have
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
March, A. D., 1906, the undersigned
was appointed by the clerk Of the dis
trict court of Wapello county, Iowa
administrator Of the estate Of Lew
Woods. deceased, late Of said county
All persons indebted to said estate
will make payment to the undersigned
and those having claims against the
same will present them, legally au-
thcnticated to said court for allow
ance.
Dated, March S, 1906.
C. C. Ayres,
Administrator
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Notice Of Application. for Final Dis
charge,

.
To all the heirs, legatees, creditors
and parties interested In the estate Of
Levi E. Jones, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that there Is
row on file with the clerk of the dis
trict court of Wapello county, Iowa,
the second and final report of the un-
dersigned executor Of the estate of
Levi e. Jones. deceased, asking for an
order of fiEal distribution, settlement
and final discharge as executor, and
by order of court the hearing thereof
has been set for 8 o'clock a. M, of
March %, 1905, at the court house in
the city of OttLmwa, in said county,
or as soon thereafter as the same can
be brought on for hearing, at which
time and place the executor will APP
pear and present said application and
you can appear and take such steps In
the premises as to you may seem best.
Dated March 7, 1905.
Jonathan G. Jones,
Executor.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-08
RETAIL PRICES.
-Four and Feed.

Flour and Foed.
Corn zeal. 10 % sack .......... 16d20
Graham Hour, ID sack ........ 70
Corn chops, per cwt. $500. Ito
Shorts. per cwt. ............ LIS
Corn and oat chop, per cwt 1.i0
Bran, per cwt. ............. Ito
gShelled corn, per bushel. ..... so
Ear corn, per bushel . 30
Wheat, per bushel SO. $50. 85
Bay, per cwt ..... ............ 90
Oilmeal per hundred ...... 1855
oats, per pushel ......... IS
Chicken feed fground) 90 Id. SIX. so
Oyster shell, per cwt...,..... 90
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Real Estate Loans

II you have a good farm in Southern
Iowa or North Missouri and wish to
me before doing so, as will make you
as Low RATES, all things consider
ed, as can be had. All loans are made
direct to me SO there is no waiting re-
CURED. ] DO. NOT WANT TO BUY
LAND AND WILL NOT CONSIDER
LOANS FOR MORE THAN so per
cent OF the cash value of the land, un-
less you are willing to pay a corre-
spondingly higher rate of interest, and
then so per cent of the cash value is
the limit,
JOHN r. WEBER, Attorney,
Over Ottunwa National Bank.
ottur1Wa, Iowa,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-08
Horse Gossip.

The following dealers and shippers
arrived with consignments Of horses:
Jerry Sproul Macon, ILL.,: D, N. Tuter;
H. A. Barr; M. Weinberg, Rushville
ILL.,; Loeb g. Co.. Appleton, Wis; j.
Dalson, Valparaiso Ind; Hayden &
CRrien, Chicago; M. Finn, Chicago;
Harry Gill, Indianola. Iowa; c.. M. FL
lison, Chicago; e. Lynch. Galesburg,
Ill; George Lynch, Chatfield, Mimi;
L. g. Dalberg, Chicago; j. Levine,
James Byron and George Lynch. Chi
cago; n. w. Walker, Westgate, Iowa;
D. w. Miller, South English, Iowa: 1.
n. Newkirk, Brooklyn. ILL.,; Harrison
Bros, Gibson City, ILL.,; A. Raney,
Stillman Valley, ILL.,; G. w. Altrage,
Jacob Koehler, Chicago; F. O. Miller;
e. Grant, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; c. w.
Richland. Iowa: AL Ramp, North Man.
chester, Ind; William Hickman, Elan
agan, ILL.,; Feeney Bros. Austin, Mimi;
]. Dexter, two loads; A. Larkey, Wy
oming, Iowa; J. Conley, Jr.; P. Hun
ter and ]. Levine, Chicago; ]. j. Cody,
Cedar Falls, Iowa; F. p. Walker.
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been low as compared with country
cost and but little profit has been
realized by the most conservative
shippers: Big industries are now in
the market purchasing their spring
supplies and competition tones prices
unevenly on, the bulk Of the offerings,
but all fluctuations indicate a smaller
advance in sprine prices over winter
quotations than anticipated by dealers
generally. While all classes are more
active, eastern operators stubbornly
resist any radical advance in values as
incompatible with outside orders.
Bulk Of all classes are selling freer
at the following prices:
Poor Good
to fair to best.
Drafters $50. ....$115@140 $160@216
Loggers and feeders 70@125 130@180
Chunks -. ...... $50 80 110@140
Farm mares and
small chunks :. $50 65 S0@110
Light drivers :. ..7n@120 1900 $50
Actors and coachers 115@145 10000
Carriage pairs ;. 225@275 290@8Bl
Western (branded) 800 IS 600 100
Mules -. -. 60@125 100000
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SOME PEOPLE
are always on the lookout for Bargains in
the Want Columns Of the Courier. Are You?
If you are not you should be. Read them
tonight and every night as it is to your benefit.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE OR TRADE - A ONE
second hand boiler and engine. X,
care Courier.
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WANTED.

BUY ONE DOZEN
Buff Cochan hens and one rooster
H. d. Judd, 11a e. Main, or Bell
phone 366-x.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

wholesale markets today. Eggs are y
q, Mt higher Other prices remain the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A GOOD
lot In East Ottumwa. Will trade
for any kind OF farm stock. Address
Box 81, r. F. D. No. l, Floris, lowe.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
Homework, lis North Wapello. or
phone l246. Small family.
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FOUND,
FOUND SATURDAY, FEB. "a,
iady's pocketbook, containing
money. Inquire at Courier office.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WILL SELL AT WILLIAMS SALE
barn, Saturday. March 10. 1906
some Duroc bred sows and gifts:
also a male and some feeders. L
P. Box.
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Sheriff of Wapello County, Iowa.
BY John D. Stephens, Deputy.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-1eo ACRE FARM. GOOD
builsir- g and plenty Of water: Ave
miles west OF city. Inquire lis N.
Ransom.
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ATTENTION - FARMERS AND
dairymen. We have some pure oat-
meal, suitable for feed, for sale,
cheap. Swift s. Co., PIT South Union
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
TWO HYMNS EXCLUDED.
Nearer, My Cod, to Thee" and
Lead. Kindly Light"

Bishop John j. O'Counor OF the Catho-
Tie Diocese OF Newark has ISSUED instruc-
tions TO the pastors OF the churches under
his direction 60 discontinue the singing OF
Nearer Ny God. 20 Thee" and lad
Kindly Light at church services. The
Bishop said Lead. Kindly Light" might
Doe SUNG in the churches after the conclu-
sion OF services ID the pastor saw ht 10
permit &C.. h-t under no consideration was
Nearer My Cod 20 Thee 20 be heard
~ any church under bis Jurisdiction.
The Bishop declared the law OF the
church did NOT permit the singing OF any
hymn that les not part az the HturgicaI
service. and he added Nearer nv God,
90 Thee is no more a part Of the serv-
ice than is "In the Sweet BY and BY"
The hymn is purely sentimental, white
spiritual light. but there isn't any rea-
son tor 10 being sung in the churches
The lturgical service is iu Latin and
although the singing OF an English trans-
iauon of part os the liturgy or a
Psalm. etc. is sanctioned. it is an iroa
rude az the Church not to allow the sing
ing ~ songs not included IN music receive
INK the appreciation oc che proper authorl-
Ties
lead Kindly Light" was written bv
Cardinal Newman before lis conversion
to the Catholic. re' ig.on.
The two HYMNS now forbidden have
been sung frequently OF late fn In. CATH
ollie churches-New York sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18


Hon bottles Of milk ard milk foods. and
Z" niliIon more glasses o, milk. every bit
%. pa supplied oy Dds own carry and ster-
".1-1 enc PACKED I'D Ice at nis own labor
-.oi 10y a. i9 gwen ira cAc mango tor cou-
80, -'S.. '.' .''eu @li,"s tHe worthy poor
~ "a ar ole ois"hi1 tuon- and physi-
.~c o..o--'.,-.., '. -o- l'e' tHat tley
an. 1,,- one ,,... ',.s7 VINO are
r,..,,.,,. is ~,. .. ',,''.' 'lt ms
iofs.nr house, r,,., ,t,.. i.,.. 'na
ad bv Nathan strains 3, tl,,.., go 49,.
and panlos Us is estir0ata5 +h,+ ..,..
thousand babies nav b..'- .,,'-. LAY ZEN
years by his oasterirized ming serg,s
ur5o-. p-,.t.-
-~-~~s@ DI DliiCI L@-tNep reSSntatiVe
Tho eldest hrothor r...o- ,+,.... .,.,..
as stated have slt fr r,le,-ris,,l.. '' re-, 49,
met. while his family lived In f..or,,.
h. n.rtl.. or fo.,r ...,t.--... 7-.-
OK The South
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

In these ways Il may fairly 10 said that
President Roosevelt and Mr.. Bryan arc
more potent influences lu the religions
evolution ~ Japan than r1any profps
sionol missionaries combined
The Japanese Press and Religion
The use tho latter make OF these men
cite as evidence OF th.i~ alertnoss and
broad min1edncss Another progressive
plan which waits only n special donation
from America 20 put 10 Into Immediate
execution IS the use o. the advertising
columns % tho daily japanese ncwspa-
pnrs Tor purposes OF roi>fous 9ropn-
ganda Publishers OF leading journals
have agreed 20 place from ono o. two
columns dav at the disposal of The
missionaries for the Insertion of Chris
uan toach.ng IN popular feru. The ex-
pense of publication for yoar in fl news
paper OF WHeo daily circulation. incird-
ine the preparation OF the material.
would boz Jess than tho salary OF an ordf-
marry preacher en- America. Only by .hf~
method leading missionary assured
moe to-day. can the churches hope o.
reach Eroat masses Of people who viii
NOT attend Cnris'iou Churches.
some missionaries conduct crrresuor-
o"ncc courses On Chrisranify ono IMAM
stationed oa ihe west colst. inserted o.
notice n t0e daily papers that 1e would
Poe glad t0 answer question concerning
christian tv So numerous We're the ro-
snonfo- chat DO was soon Obliged to with
draw N's offer. and Vet he has ar o~ro--
uent of i-.1 persons who arc regularly,
following his course. u IS 1v unusual
methods such os these thar many ~
'te better class ~ japanese. who Feel
thou-e' Ees above attending Christian
service. are being reached iv trc mis-
sionary cawral-n.
At a meeting held here since my ar