6 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER
ures: tor the encouragement and
Christian advice grven when such
was needed and, as we co on our
missions of mercy, we shall carry
With us the good mflucence of the
ones under whom it has heen our
pleasure to study,
To our Tellow-workers, who are
now striving for the goal, we
would =ave le strong, and of
cood courage” and althoueh at
tires the way may <cem hard and
the climbimg steep, press forward
to the mark of vour high calling,
for vour more than brother is al-
wavs near to strengthen and help
m every time of need: and when
vour period of tramnmge shall have
cone to an end, vou will look
back with htankful hearts upon
the experiences which at times
scent hard to bear, realizing that
these were necessary for the de-
velonnmient of character, and will
fit vou to tent the broader school
of vour life's work,
As we finish our course to he-
ain labor mm the ercat field of the
world already “white unto the
whether it be mn the fro-
zen regions of the North, mn
the sunny Southland, or amid
Chima’s teemmye millions, or min-
istering to the need of humanity
m our own favored land, we trast
that our highest aim, our orcatest
ambition may he to folow the ex-
amnle of our Leader, the greatest
Medreal Missionary the world has
ever known the lowly Nazarine,
who, although the Prince of an-
oels, the Commander of the hosts
of heaven, Teft the glory of Ths
Father's throne, and, taking upon
IHTinmsell our nature, ma de Him-
self no reputation that He
might know how to sevmpathize
with those subject tothe power of
the adversary, and who went
about dome cood, healing the
sick, comforting the SOrrowing.
feeding the hungry, and whose
command to Ths followers is,
“lrreely ve have received, freely
ove.”
harvest.”
or
of
Listen to This words: “Verily
I sav unto vou, Inasmuch as ve
have done it unto one of the least
of these My brethren, ve have $
done it mnto Me”
SON.R0O
CALIFORNIA
Camp-meeting Items.
There are about 200 tents piteh-
cod on the camp oround,
A ocd restaurant and store are
m operation at the camp, which
are well patronized,
Sister White has spoken a num
ber of times mm the Taree tent, and
all seem to appreciate her coun
sel,
The Taree tent has been crowd-
at the cevenmg dd
also at some of the
dav.
Good voung people's and chil-
dren's meetimes are heme con-
ducted on the ground. also a well-
conducted kmdergarten.,
At a mecetime Sunday forenoon
conducted by Elder THaskell and
others mm the mterests forcion
missions, a collection was taken
amounting m cash and pledges to
over SHO
Besides a number of the confer-
cence laborers, among the workers
who are mr attendance at the
camip-mceting 1m Oakland are 191-
der and Ns, NL Haskell, Mrs,
Fo. Go AW hite, Tobder WW White,
[lder Gio BL The PSO. [lder TT.
Wo Cottrell and 150 Ro Pahner,
&
®
el SCPVICeS., J
those durn
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“rvimge to anjure dnt ther with-
out harting ourselves 1s like oaz-
me in the oo kino-olies without
expecting to sce our mumage.
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Report of Tithe Receipts for the
Quarter Ending June 30, 1906.
Alameda, SI1H9.00: Arcata,
SOLO; Arona, SHES Arroyo
Grande, STHLT0O: Dakershield, $25.-
Soc Derkelev, S135.25 0 Bishop,
Buckeve, S21.55 Bur-
rough, 852.00: Calistoga, SH2. 11:
Chico, STHLG0: Collis, S150 Di-
nuba, SILA0: foareka, S286.11;
Fresno, SIs2.000 Grass NV allev,
S600 Glenville, S650: Guer-
neville, 8223.55 Hanford, S191.9 1;
ilealdsburg. 8957.06 Layton,
S20.10: Toa Grande, SIS90: Te-
nioore,  SIi32.010 Lodi (lLine.y,
S1H6.01: NMendocmo, S100 Tock-
wood, [82820 NMoroan Thi S102
93: Modesto, $83.35 Mt. View,
$1,261.56 Napa, $32.65; N. San
Tran SIRS Oakland. $295.08:
Pas Robles, S150 Pepperwoaod,
SRS Petaluma, SH51.105 Placer-
ville, 60.270 Red Bluff, $213.35;
Reno, S29 1.80;
SI EENNTED
Sacramento, S200.-
; Francisco, $929.72 Sani-
tarmm, S1I8.60: San Jose, S2309.-
[5 San |. us Obispo, $10.01: San-
ta Cruz, S135; Schastopol, $36.-
10: Selma. a Fado Smith Raver,
SH.065 Sonora Company, $81.13
Soquel, STO SL Clair, $10.00;
Sto Helena, S552 ARE Stockton,
Sol: Susanville, $20.35 Ukiah,
SIH.R80; Vacaville ce. SULT: Valen-
cr Street, San Francisco, $160.97;
Vallejo, § 31 220.200 Wallace Dis-
trict, $70.62 Watsonville, $6.50:
Woodland, $2770.00 : Personal,
S265.000 Total, S11.329.009.
1A iene.
Conference Seeretary.,
Missionary Work
BCOK WORK.
California.
Report ror wee kending
HERALDS OF THI
July 20,
MORNING,
ADE BRD |
[olla Olsen... LL. 40 35 61.2 20
Pessie Hart... .. 42 a) HT.0H
GREAT CONTROVICRSY.
Anoe Stevens® 412 111.7
M. J. King*..... 10 95.21
BIBL RIEADINGS AND HIERRAT.DS.
W. DL Findley... 45 16 34.50
HOMIE HAND BOOK,
AW, Oakes. HH 15 T2000
Total ........ 261 SAY 39.20
Helps 0000. 20.25
Total value. 163.50
Previous week
TWO weeks,
Notes from the Canvassers.
Brother Clyde Raaths 1s deliv-
cringe this week at Merced.
Drethren eon and Nixon made
them first delivery in Oakland Tast
week.
An excellent delivery was made
last week Dy Misses Susie Darker
and sther Gear. They placed
100 per cent. of their hooks.
There 1s quite a stock of our
medical books at the Portland
hranch, and more will soon be
ordered from the Kast, so there
will be no delay in delivering
these.