THE GENERAL CONFERENCE BULLETIN
By L. A. Hoopes
The Bulletin for the fourth quarter of 1900, which completes Vol. III, has just been mailed. The first number of the new volume will be issued at the beginning of the coming session of the General Conference, during which meeting the Bulletin will be printed daily. As the making up of such a large mailing list requires considerable time, subscriptions for the new volume should be sent in as soon as possible. In the past a great many have waited until a week or two prior to the opening of the Conference before sending in their subscriptions. When a large number of subscriptions are received only a few days before the Conference convenes, it is almost impossible to get the list revised in time to insure prompt mailing of the papers; hence, in order to make sure of receiving every number of the daily Bulletin, it is advisable to send in subscriptions early. The price for two years, including the daily and quarterly issues, is seventy-five cents; for the Conference session, fifty cents. Send orders to your State tract society, or to the General Conference Bulletin, Battle Creek, Mich. L. A. Hoopes, Sec. Gen. Conf.