_Good News from Upper Columbia Conference_
By A. J. Breed
We have started upon the campaign for the sale of “Christ’s Object Lessons,” and as far as the work has gone, good reports are coming in. It was quite impossible for us to take up the work until the close of our camp meeting. At the time of the Union Conference at Portland, our laborers were all in new fields; and several of them had interests upon their hands which they could not leave, so we proposed to have all the work close up at the camp meeting, and no work planned except that for the sale of “Christ’s Object Lessons.” This left all the laborers free to take hold of the work from that time; and they have gone into the field with good courage, each one becoming responsible for the number and amount of books in his district. The conference has been divided, and a minister placed in charge of each district; and as far as I have heard, good work is being done. I hope that the Upper Columbia Conference may not come behind in any good work. Although we are a little late in starting, yet I trust, with the blessing of God, to bring up the rear with flying colors. A. J. BREED.