NORTH PACIFIC CAMP-MEETING.
By J. E. Graham
THE annual meeting of the North Pacific Conference and Tract Society will be held in connection with the camp-meeting, at East Portland, Or., May 26 to June 2, 1891. Good help will be provided by the General Conference for the camp-meeting. A workers' meeting of one week will precede the camp-meeting, at which we expect to see our Conference laborers. Church and Sabbath-school officers are also invited to attend. Elder G. C. Derrick and our State agent, C. E. McDonald, will give instruction to those desiring to engage in circulating religious literature. The Northern and Southern Pacific Railroad Companies will return at greatly reduced rates all who come to the meeting over these lines. Those coming over the Northern Pacific should, when buying ticket, take receipt of station agent. Will all who wish to rent tents notify J. A. Burden, East Portland, Or., at least ten days before the camp-meeting? Come to the meeting, brethren. You cannot afford to let the cares of this life keep you from it, and the blessing you may receive. J. E. GRAHAM,
Pres. N. P. Conf. and Tract Society.