REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jun 15, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 24.

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

By Editor

Following is a list of those whom we know are selling quantities of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES each week. Our new rate encourages this class of workers by furnishing them fifty or more copies at 1½ cents each. This rate is only given where the papers are sold by the one individual, however. May we not expect this list to be greatly enlarged?

For information address SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal.

Name	Address	No. Copies
Annie B. Benn	Clinton, Ont., Can.	50
W. L. Chrispin	2127 Madison Ave., Baltimore, Md.	100
F. Senseman	503 Newton Ave., Camden, N. J.	95
E. W. Walker	213 Cedar St., Buffalo, N. Y.	455
Geo. A. King	982 E. 156th St., New York City, N. Y.	300
W. J. Fitzgerald	1942 N. 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa.	88
Nettie I. Porch	1942 N. 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa.	50
Rachel Campbell	132 Mayflower St., E. E., Pittsburg, Pa.	600
W. T. Hilgert	211 N. Farson St., W. Philadelphia, Pa.	180
C. H. Bates	211 W. Golden Ave., Cripple Creek, Colo.	50
Jas. Dougherty	124 Watt St., Dallas, Texas.	175
Elen Myrberg	616 3d Ave., Seattle, Wash.	50
Chas. R. German	418 Waverly Ave., W. Baltimore, Md.	100
J. A. Faust	31 St. Helena Rd., Wilmington, Del.	100
Mrs. S. A. Beamon	Sedalia, Mo.	300
Jane E. Harris	1308 Gales St., Columbia, S. C.	50