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Pacific Press Publishing Company · MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA · Sep 6, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 36.

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SCHOOL will begin at the academy at Stuart, Iowa, September 12.
THREE members were added to the church at Elk City, O. T., August 5.
TENT-MEETINGS are being conducted at three different points in Washington, D. C.
IN Spokane, Wash., August 5, seven persons were baptized by Brother C. E. Ford.
IN the Reporter Brother F. M. Roberts mentions the addition of eight to the church at Olivet, Ind.
IN the Southwestern Union Record Brother Daniel Voth reports the baptism of five candidates at Okarche, O. T.
A NOTE in the Wisconsin Reporter mentions the baptism of thirteen Chippewa Indians by Brother Matthew Hill.
July 29, ten candidates were baptized at Ashland, Wis., by Brother C. D. AcMoody. Two others followed on August 12.
WRITING to the Review from Southern Jamaica, Brother Hubert Fletcher notes the baptism of seven persons in the sea, July 9.
A CHURCH of sixteen members was organized at Beathe, Ind., August 5, by Brother W. J. Stone, president of the conference.
A CARD from Brother C. B. Rule, dated August 27, notes that nine persons are keeping the Sabbath as the result of meetings held at Ionia, Va.
A NEW church building was dedicated at Muncie, Ind., August 27. Elders W. J. Stone, W. D. Curtis, and W. A. Young participated in the services.
DURING the recent camp-meeting at Downs, Kan., fourteen persons were baptized. Their ages ranged from eleven to seventy-eight years.
THE Mission Board have selected Brother F. L. Perry and wife, of Sioux Falls, S. D., for mission work in Peru, and they will start for their new field about October 1.
THE New York Indicator announces the death, on August 9, of Brother C. O. Taylor, a pioneer minister of the Adventist faith. His wife survives him.
THE fourth annual session of the Greater New York Conference will convene October 4, in the Beacon Light Gospel Tabernacle, between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.
ELDER BABB, of Fremont, Wis., for fifteen years a minister of the Christian Church, has accepted the Sabbath truth. He has charge of the evangelical work of that denomination in the Wisconsin Conference.
THE Union Conference Record, of Cooranbong, N. S. W., says that "two new churches in New South Wales, one at North Sydney with a membership of thirty-six, and the other at Hornsby with twenty-six members, were organized by Pastor S. M. Cobb, July 1 and 9, respectively."
REPORTING to the Atlantic Union Gleaner, Brother W. F. Swartz notes the baptism of eleven candidates at Sixmile Run, Pa., where he had been holding a series of meetings. He also states that over twenty others have begun to observe the Sabbath of the Lord who had been baptized before, and still others expect to be baptized in the near future.
THE "Twenty-second Annual Calendar" of Healdsburg (Cal.) College, for 1905-1906 is a pamphlet of fifty-two pages, giving full information regarding the institution. A number of illustrations show the various mechanical branches taught. The courses of study are given in full, together with terms, and everything that prospective patrons may desire to know. There is also a list of the alumni from 1889 to 1905. The fall term begins September 20. Address Prof. W. E. Howell, Healdsburg, Cal.