The above Premiums are offered for Clubs of NEW SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. New subscribers are those whose names have not been on our list or whose subscriptions expired previous to January 1900.
For 10 new subscriptions—50 cents each-same P. O.-names and money sent at same time-choice of the following:
Missionary Addresses. By Richard S. Storrs, D. D.
Japanese Girls and Women.
Black Rock. By Ralph Connor.
For 15 new subscriptions-50 cents each-same P. O.-money and names sent at one time-choice of the following:
Chinese Characteristics. By Rev. Arthur H. Smith, D. D.
Mercedes. (Story of a Mexican Girl.) By Sarah Hale.
The Sky Pilot. By Ralph Connor.
For 18 new subscriptions-50 cents each-same P. O.-money and names sent at one time-choice of the following:
My Life and Times. By Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, D. D.
Great Books as Life Teachers. Rev. N. D. Hillis, D. D.
-For 20 new subscriptions-50 cents each-same P. O.-money and names sent at one time-choice of the following:
Mission Stories in Many Lands.
Mexico Past and Present. By Hannah More Johnson.
For 22 new subscriptions-50 cents each-same P. O.-names and money sent at one time-choice of the following:
Village Life in China. By Rev. Arthur H. Smith, D. D.
Cycle of Cathay. Rev. W. A. P. Martin, D. D.
To those who prefer money instead of books we offer a
For 10 new subscriptions-50 cents each-same P. O.-names and money sent at one time-we will pay a cash commission of ONE DOLLAR. We will pay at the same rate for more than ten, if all are NEW SUBSCRIBERS, but will pay no commission for less than ten. IMPORTANT. The full amount of money, 50 cents for each subscriber, must be sent with the names when cash commission is desired and we will promptly return the commission. Send money by Check, Draft or Postal Order.-Make the same payable to Miss M. D. Wingate. For information or sample copies of MISSION STUDIES
Address Miss FRANCES B. SWART, Room 603, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago. MISSION STUDIES is not sent after the subscription expires.
INDEX-VOL. 18.-1900.
Advertisements.-32, 64, 96, 128, 160, 192,
224, 256, 288, 320, 352.
Africa, Mrs. M. M. Webster, 109.
Bulgaria-Letter from Miss Mary M. Haskell,
China. Work in the Foochow College, Miss
Hartwell, 76. Wayside Experience, Miss C. E.
Chittenden, 105; What Literature Missions Have
Created in China, Miss Miner, 135: Situation in
China, 198; The Storm Center, 230; Affairs in
China, 230; Revival in North China, 234; A
Chinese Christian, 260; Events in China, 264;
Extracts from Chinese Papers, 266; Boat Life in
China, Minnie M. Borts, 268; Events in China,
297, 326; Siege of Pekin, Miss Miner, 526; Out-
look in China; Minister Conger's Letter, 357.
Ceylon. A Family Won, 148.
Foreign Correspondence.— Africa. Letter
from Hattie Clark, 172.
Bulgaria.-Miss Esther T. Maltbie, 205.
China-Miss Rowena Bird 12; Miss Nellie
Russell, 13, 172, 240; Miss Emily S. Hartwell, 76;
Mrs. Arthur H. Smith, 77. 203, 239; Miss Ada
Haven, 238, 298, 330; Dr Virginia C. Murdock,
-267, 272, 300; Miss F. B Patterson, 267; Miss
Mary H. Porter, 268, 299, Miss Miner, 272;
Mr. Geo. D. Wilder, 298; Dr. Mark Williams,
301; Miss Minnie M. Borts, 331.
India.-Miss Eva M. Swift, 140: Miss A. L.
Millard, 173; Mrs. Robert Hume, 203.
Japan.-Words from Miss Dudley, 25; Miss
Annie L. Howe, 45, 141; Miss Ada B. Chandler, 203.
Micronesia.-Rev. Hiram Bingham, D. D., 108.
Turkey-Miss Myrtle M. Foote, 44, 270: Miss
Johanna L. Graf, 45; Miss C E. Bush 75: Miss
Ruth M. Bushnell, 77; Mrs. E. D. Marden, 174.
Illustrations.-Mrs. Mary E. Logan, 3: Miss
Cora McCandlish, 33; Miss Minnie B. Mills, 65;
Mrs. C. L. A. Yank, 97; First Graduates of
Bridgman School, 155; Miss Louise B Fay, 161,
Mrs. L. F. Parker, 193; Miss Mary H. Porter,
198; Miss F. B. Patterson and Misses Grace and
Gertrude Wyckoff, 199; Miss Ada Haven, 225:
Miss J. G. Evans. 232; Miss Luella Miner, 233;
Miss Nellie N. Russell, 257; Mrs. Marion M.
Webster, 289; Miss M. Elizabeth Sheffield, 321:
Miss M. L. Partridge, 341; Miss S. R. Bird, 343;
Miss Hattie Clark, 347; Miss Annette A. Palmer,
360; Mrs. H. M. Lyman, 359.
In Memoriam.-Mrs. Mary E. Logan, 9; Mrs.
E. S. Chesbrough, 70 Mrs. Mary E. Larkin, 79;
Mrs. L. F. Parker, 200; Miss M. L. Partridge.
341, Miss Susan Rowena Bird, 342; Mrs. H. M.
Japan.-Story of a Japanese Woman, Miss M.
J. Barrows, 244.
Literature.-31, 51, 84, 157, 180, 211, 277, 306.
Maps. Turkey, 59; China, 125, 230; City of
Pekin, 231; Natal, 346.
Meetings. Annual Board, W. B. M. I., No-
tices, 229, 261, 292, 325; Report of, 362.
Annual Branch.-Rocky Mountain Branch,
Report of, 11: Wisconsin, Notice of, 46, 78; Re-
port of, 136; Kansas, Notice of, 78, 111, 142; Re-
port of, 238; Illinois, Notice of, 78, 110; Report
of, 139; Missouri, Notice of, 79, 110: Report of,
175; Michigan, Notice of, 79, 110; Report of, 137;
Minnesota, Notice of, 110; Report of, 170; Indi-
ana, Notice of, 111, 142; Report of, 201; South
Dakota, Notice of, 142; Report of, 197; Iowa,
Notice of, 277, 302; Report of, 377; Montana,
Notice of, 277; North Dakota, Notice of, 277;
Nebraska, Notice of, 302; Colorado, Notice of,
302; Ohio, Notice of. 302; Report of, 376.
Associational.-Report of Chicago Association
meeting, 104; Notice of West Division of Chicago
Association, 175.
Miscellaneous Meetings. -Union Meeting during
Week of Prayer, 37; A Day of Prayer, 46, 68;
The Ecumenical Conference, 39, 74. The In-
ternational Missionary Union, 148, 202: Thank-
offering Meeting at the Rooms, 294.
Mexico.--Hermosillo Reopened, Miss Augusta
Mission Studies.--Article by Mrs. W. F.
Brunner, 7; Terms and Committee, 14, 78, 110,
142, 175, 206, 241, 273, 302, 332, 364; Club Rates,
32. 381.
Miscellaneous Articles.--How to Win, 12;
Increase of the Talents, 14; The Missionary Ele-
ment in Hawaii, 28; A Pressing Need, 37; The
Ecumenical Conference, 39; Prayer a Factor in
Permanent Advance, 43; A Century Call. 71; A
Note of Warning. 74; The Century Call, 101;
Easter Thoughts, 102; Mrs. C. L. A. Tank, 103;
The Relation of Money to Salvation, 167; Total
Issue of American Bible Society, 171: Moody
Memorial Endowment. 206; God's Plan and the
Children's Part, Mrs. H. B. Humphrey, 236; Bits
of Letters, Mary Page Wright, 241; Why Don't
You Hurry? 260; In the Hour of Discourage.
ment, Ida M. Gardner, 261: A Meditation and a
Prayer. by D. D., 262; The Hour of Prayer, Mrs.
R. D. Harrison, 263; An Anniversary Thank-
offering. 276; The Home Church and the Per-
sent Crisis, Mrs. E. L. McLaughlin, 361: Scrip.
|