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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Jun 13, 1906

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 32, No. 23.

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A CAMP-MEETING has been appointed for Oakland, Cal., July 19-29.
THE Montana state camp-meeting will be held at Basin, June 21 to July 1.
THE Wisconsin Reporter notes the baptism of six candidates at Oshkosh, May 19.
THE West Michigan Conference has placed two new Gospel tents in the field this season.
THE permanent headquarters of North Pacific Union Conference have been located at Spokane, Wash.
IN the Southern Illinois Herald, Brother E. L. Cardy, reports the baptism of ten persons at Herrin, May 5.
BROTHER J. F. Pogue, one of Minnesota's experienced workers, has gone to Tennessee to engage in labor.
THE Welcome Visitor notes the baptism of twelve candidates at Columbus, Ohio, by Brother W. H. Granger.
A DANISH camp-meeting is announced for "the last part of June and first two days of July," at Milwaukee, Wis.
AMONG a number who recently took their stand for the truth at Ponsford, Minn., are three former Roman Catholics.
THE addition of seven members to the church at Sheridan, Mont., is reported in the Bivouac, by Brother W. F. Martin.
THE Religious Liberty Bureau has made arrangements with the various conferences by which the monthly journal, Liberty, will be supplied to every legislator in the country.
A NEW church building was dedicated at Fayette, Ark., May 19. Brother Clarence Santee, president of Southwestern Union Conference, and Brother U. Bender conducted the exercises.
THE addition of seven members to the church at Corsicana, Texas, is noted in the Southwestern Union Record by Brother D. U. Hale. A building is in progress for church and school purposes.
A NEW house of worship was recently dedicated at Independence, Kansas. The services were conducted by Brethren E. T. Russell, president of Central Union Conference, L. F. Trubey, and J. W. Lair.
BROTHER GEORGE M. BROWN, superintendent of the Mexican Mission, reports that they are now printing 3,500 copies of our missionary paper, El Mensajero de la Verdad, and 1,500 copies of the health journal, La Salud. Our colporteurs are having increased success.
IN circulating religious liberty literature remember that the Watchman of May 1 is still a live issue on that topic. It contains an excellent symposium comprising a variety of articles on various phases of the subject. Single copy, 5 cents; reduction for quantities. Address your tract society, or The Watchman, Nashville, Tenn.
A REPRESENTATIVE in Congress from Kansas writes to Brother A. R. Ogden concerning the Sunday bills now pending in that body, and says: "I doubt if these proposed laws will get out of committee. If they are reported to the House I do not think they will receive favorable consideration. As I understand the matter, I am opposed to such legislation." Another member writes: "I note fully what you say regarding certain pending bills before Congress on religious questions. I quite agree with you in what you say in this matter, and do not see the necessity for such legislation."