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24 THE WOMAN'S DEBT FUND. Previously reported $11,108.75 Mrs. W. H. Stevens, Bybalia, Miss 1.00 Mrs. R. L. Tarr, Millersburg, Ky 1.00 Mrs. S. M. L? Tye River, Va.. 1.00 Mrs. Henry Carrington, Cincinnati. Ohio 1.00 Miss S. L.. Carrington, Cincinnati, Ohio 1.00 Miss E. C. Carrington, Cincinnati, Ohio ' Miss M. H. Carrington, Cincinnati, Ohio . 1.00 Ladies? Missionary Society Presbyterian Church, lelzer, S. C 20.00 Member Anne Montgomery Missionary Society Old Stone Church, Lewisburg, W. Va. (additional) 1.00 Helen Kirkland, Missionary Society Presbyterian Church, Pulaski City, Va 17.00 Mrs. George Lemen, Westside . Church, Jackson, Miss 4.00 I^adit s' Missionary Society Williamsville Church, Lexington, Presbytery, Va 10.00 Mrs. M. E. Nichols, Georgetown, Ky 2.M Mrs. C. R. Martin, Ladies' Missionary Society, Farmvllle, Va 1.00 Mrs. Asa D. Watkins, Ladies' Missionary Society, Farmvllle. Va 1.00 Ladies' Missionary Society Presbyterian Church, Itasca, Texas, Ft. Worth Presbytery 15.50 Mrs. Mattie W. Gaines, Drakes Branch, Va. (additional) ... 3.00 A friend from Kernstown, Va. 4.00 Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, Presbyterian Church, Augusta, Ky. (additional)... 30.00 One who loves the cause dearly, Statesville, N. C 1.00 juvenile Society Bethany Church, Augusta Presbytery, Ga 2.50 Children of Bethany Church, Augusta Presbytery, Ga 2.50 ladies' Foreign Missionary Society Presbyterian Church, Warm Springs, Va 15.00 Mrs. E. F. Shannon, Fayetteville, Ark. (Washbourne Presbytery) 1.00 Elizabeth Wilson Missionary Society Presbyterian Church, Abbeville, S. C 3.00 Mrs. J. A. M. , Beaufort, S. C 3.00 Ladles' Benevolence Society, i\cwiiaii, via. lauauionaij 3.50 Seven ladies of Christian Creek Circle, and Ladles' Foreign Missionary Society Bethel Church, Lexington Presbytery, Ky 6.00 Woman's Missionary Union of Augusta Presbytery. Ga. .. 8.00 Three members Missionary Aid Society, Childress, Texas .. 3.00 Missionary Society, Blakely.Ga. 5.75 Miss Fanny McComb. Waynesboro, Va 1.00 Miss B. M. M , Fort Mill, S. C 1.00 Mrs. W. B. Mcllwaines' class, Old Street Sunday School, * r PRESBYTERIAN OF THE SOUT Petersburg, Va 15.00 Miss Lucy Friend's Sunday School class Second Church, Petersburg, Va 2.85 Miss Kate Everetts, Alexandria, Va 1.00 Miss Fannie Gunthrop, Potts Camp, Miss 2.00 Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Second Presbyterian Church, Richmond, Va. (additional) ' 6.00 Mrs. T. G. Tate. Brandv Sta tion, Va 1.00 Mrs. D. K. Walthall. Chestnut Hill. Richmond. Va 5.00 Ladies of First Presbyterian Church, Norfolk,Va. (through Woman's Foreign Missionary Society) 34.50 Mrs. Geo. F. Harrison, Providence Church, Louisa County, Va 1.00 Ladies' Missionary Society Presbyterian Church, Timber Ridge, Va 8.20 Mrs. F. S. Royster, Norfolk, Va 20.00 Mrs. E. P. Davidson, New Glasgow, Amherst County, Va. .. 1.00 Mrs. W. L. Bedinger, Frank ioru, \v. va 3.00 Missionary Union of El Paso Presbytery, Texas, (additional) Coahoma Missionary Society, (additional) 5.50 Big Springs Missionary Society 10.00 Midland Missionary Society.. 12.00 Abilene Missionary Society... 10.10 Two Christian Observer subscriptions 4.00 Ladies' Missionary Society, Shelbyville, Ky 4.50 Chespeake Presbyterial Union, Va 61.50 Wilmington Presbyterial Union, additional 4.00 St. Anrirpws fadiUlintion aa Total $11,509.15 Mamie D. Smith, Treas. Petersburg, Va. SCRIPTURAL BANKING CODE. The City Bank of Altona, Germany, Is the creditor of a tricky tradesman in the neighboring city of Hamburg, and has found extreme difficulty in getting a remittance from him. So it proceeded against him in the usual 'legal way. He begged for time, but the bank had lost patience and wrote him of its resolve. By return the manager received the la conic telegram: "St. Matthew 18: 26." There was no Bible in the bank, and a clerk was sent to the nearest pastor to borrow one. It was opened at the place indicated and the manager read: "Lord, have patience with me, and I will pay thee all." The manager was so struck with the message that he wired back: "All right; we'll wait another month, but if you do not pay then, St. Matthew 6: 26." The tradesman hunted up the verse and read: "Thou shalt by no means come out of prison till thou hast paid the uttermost farthing." H. January 13, 1509. A. B. Griswold 6 Co., Ltd Jewelers and Silversmiths Our stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Diai monds and Precious Stones, Watches, j Novelties in Gold and Silver, is the largj est and handsomest we have ever shown. Everything New, Fresh, Attractive. Write for our Book of Suggestions. n. a. UKISWOLD & CO., Ltd. I . Established 1817. 723 Canal Street, NEW ORLEANS. Henry N. Gastrock 3120-3122 Magazine St. RELIABLE SHOES FOR THE FAMILY. Agent, M. A. Packard & Co.'s $3.50 AND $4.00 SHOES FOR MEN. Phone Up-town 2200 W. I F. Johnson 6 Son Company LIMITED. | UNDERTAKERS Avn pnuMiounnr. ?. m.- wibi^lOXl?iAO OF FINE FUNERAL FURNITURE. 300 Magazine Street, corner Julia, and Washington and Prytania Streets. Both 'Phones 697. Bohne's Book Store BOHNE & WILT, Props. Booksellers & Stationers 1328 DRYADE8 ST., Near Thalia. New Orleans. isase fciail Goods, Fishing Tackle, and Periodicals and Religious Articles. New and Second-hand School Booka bought, sold and exchanged. C. J. Macmurdo, Jr. E. R. Gregory. M acmurdo&Greaorv - ? # GENERAL IN8URANCE. Office No. 914 Hennen Building. Phone Main 4411. New Orleans. Fire, Life, Accident, Liability, Boiler, Plate Glass, Indemnity, Burglary, Tornado. COAL PITTSBURG COAL. ALABAMA COAL. ANTHRACITE COAL. GAS AND FOUNDRY COKE. For 8ale by W. G. Coyle & Co. 997 4 ~~ " *" < v/?ronueiei St., Bet. Union and Perdido. Phone 311, 82, 16. Branch Yards, 4716 Magazine St., and North Peters St., bet. Montegut and Clouet. L.B.PIE2. New Orleans.La. i