THE next session of the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventists is to convene in Washington, D. C., May 13, and continue to June 6, 1909. On account of the many special features of this most important assembly of the leading workers of this denomination, that will be of vital importance to all believers, a daily Bulletin will be issued and promptly sent out to all subscribers. There will be about twenty-five numbers, containing from sixteen to thirty-two pages of the most interesting matter that could possibly be printed for those who are interested in the special work of this denomination. Each daily issue will contain reports of the proceedings of the previous day’s session, and continue to the close. In many respects this session of the General Conference of this body will be the most important religious gathering ever held in this country. Representatives from all the foreign fields operated by the denomination will be present, and will make large demands upon the denomination for means and workers for their respective fields. This denomination is now operating missions in nearly every country on the globe. The home fields will receive their due consideration. These fields are making large demands on the General Conference. Altogether, the immediate future is destined to be made very active by this people. No denomination has been more active during the past four years in mission work than the Seventh-day Adventists. No denomination has given more donations per member during the past four years to home and foreign fields. Their faith in the soon-coming of Christ, therefore, is thus practically demonstrated. Without question, the coming issues of their daily Bulletin will be of very thrilling interest to all. Price, 50 cents for the session. Address the General Conference Bulletin, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.