Business by James Edson White

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Feb 13, 1879

Business.

By James Edson White

NEITHER the Editor of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, nor any individual in the Office, except the clerk, has any more to do with Office business than you have. Do not address business letters to any person in the Office, but to SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Make all money orders and drafts payable to SIGNS OF THE TIMES. We are troubled not a little when persons all over the country will persist in making money orders and drafts payable to the editor and almost every employee in the Office. In case of money orders we cannot find out to whom they are made payable until we attempt to draw them. We are frequently obliged to go back and get the individual before the money can be drawn. Drafts belonging to the Office frequently come made payable to Eld. James White, when the parties sending them know that he is in Texas, Colorado, or Battle Creek. Make all drafts payable to SIGNS OF THE TIMES and you will confer a favor on the clerk.

J. E. WHITE, Sec.