THE Central Union Conference meeting at Kansas City, Mo., was the most harmonious of any of the meetings of the union conference since its organization, and the work done was the most practical. The various phases of work were considered, and the delegates were united in the plans adopted.
It was voted to publish a Bulletin of the meeting, containing the president’s address, biennial reports of conference presidents, managers of institutions, papers on the various topics presented, and the official minutes of the conference. This Bulletin is now ready for distribution. It contains more than one hundred pages of valuable matter which should be in the hands of every worker and church elder in the Central Union Conference. The price is fifteen cents. Many of the reports and papers are each worth more than the price of the full report. Order of the Central Union Conference Office, College View, Neb.
