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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Sep 12, 1878

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 4, No. 34.

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Pacific S. D. A. P. Association.

By A. P. Van Horn, Secretary

WHEREAS several who now take the SIGNS OF THE TIMES in this North Pacific Conference are delinquents; and whereas the delinquency arises by persons sending the paper to friends here, and then not looking after it, and these persons when written to send back very unchristian answers, we the North Pacific Conference committee, therefore decide to instruct you to stop all papers coming into Oregon or Washington Territory when the subscription runs out. This will save us a great deal of needless work, and will be an advantage really to the circulation of the SIGNS in this Conference. We wish to begin anew, and begin with a clean record. If the advance pay system is adopted with us here, the tract and missionary workers will engage with new zeal in obtaining subscriptions for the SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
By order of the N. P. Conference Committee.
A. P. Van Horn, Secretary.
Salem, Oregon, August 18, 1878.