LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, MISSION.
By A. J. Cudney
THE Lincoln Mission will resume its work January 15, in connection with the State meeting and the special drill that follows. We expect that the attendance will be much larger than ever before since the mission started. The Bible instruction and instruction in the canvassing work will be given free as in the past, and the board will be only $2.00 per week, and a little help in the house-work. The board is 25 cts. higher than last summer on account of the fuel being more expensive. If our brethren make liberal donations in the line of provisions, we can make the expenses still lighter. In this connection we would suggest that boxes of provisions might be brought as baggage by those coming to the State meeting. It would be well for each church to work this matter up as soon as possible and have a good supply in readiness at that time. Potatoes might be shipped, in fair weather, in any quantities, but should be shipped early in the week, so they can be taken from the depot as early as Thursday. In addition to the instruction in the Bible and canvassing work, there will be a chance for those who desire to receive instruction in book-keeping, especially such as will fit them to keep church records, secretaries' and librarians' books, etc., shorthand writing, music, grammar, etc. These studies will cost a trifling sum each week. Those wishing to attend should write at once and state what studies will be taken, especially if shorthand is to be taken, as the text-books will have to be ordered from the East for this study. Address, A. J. Cudney, 1505 E Street, Lincoln, Nebraska. NEB. CONF. COM.