A LIVE ISSUE by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 23, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 12.

A LIVE ISSUE.

By Editor

ABOUT the first of May, the Southern Watchman, of Nashville, Tenn., will issue a special number on the "Second Coming of Christ and the Signs Just Preceding It." This number is to contain 24 pages, printed in two colors. There will be an appropriate and striking cover design, and the issue throughout will be profusely illustrated.

Some of the special signs that will be considered are, "Among the Nations," "War Preparations," "The Eastern Question," "Capital and Labor," "The Trusts," "The Money Problem," "Troublous Times," etc.

A few of the other articles will be: "Can the Revelation Be Understood?" "The Three Messages of Revelation 14," "The Book of Daniel, the Saviour's Testimony," "A Message of Warning," "Close of Probation," "Present Truth," "Manner of Christ's Coming," "The Judgment," "The Resurrection Morning," "How Does the Second Advent Affect the Wicked?"

It will be a brief, clear-cut presentation of the live issues of the hour from a prophetical standpoint; and, in view of the present difficulties in the Far East, it will be of the keenest interest to all. The publishers will spare no pains in making this a most timely, interesting, and valuable number in every respect.

Altho, as stated above, this Special Number will contain 24 pages and be printed in two colors, yet it will be furnished at the following low rates: Single copy, 5 cents; 5 to 24 copies to one address, 4 cents per copy; 25 or more copies to one address, 3 cents per copy.

Those who can not go out with the paper, but desire to send it to some of their friends, may forward a list of names to the office of publication, and single copies will be sent direct from this office to the individuals, as follows: 1 to 24 copies, 5 cents per copy; 25 to 99 copies, 4 cents per copy; 100 or more copies, 3 1/2 cents per copy. This includes wrapping, addressing, and mailing.

Orders may be sent at once to the Southern Publishing Association, 1025 Jefferson St., Nashville, Tenn.