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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1884)
-y ■» KSSSSSKñ 4 1 0 Bret ft o° » r "i I . 4 S • >. ♦ DEVOTED TO TUE RESTORATION OF APOSTOLIC CHRISTIANITY. MONMOUTH, OREGON ; FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1884. VOL. XIV. w= ì I A : V&J All matter intended for publication in this paper should lie written : 1. On one side of th$ $heet .QOly.i„„__ _______ ... 2.1X1A plain Ìngilìlo fi ami----- - 3. Let there bo plenty of «pace betwoen thè line«. 4. Write with a pen instead of a pencil, so that it maj not be defaced in transit. 5. Write brief articles. ft. ¿xpeotdaoattentitni to aritele«, notice», or querie i wot accompanied by your name. THE NEW YEAR STANDS AT AN OPEN GATE. -— bi Mm «. ww tt :... ............. I«/® k . The New Year stands at an open gate, And the eyes of my soul are blind ; Oh ! just fur a moment let me wait, For the old road lies behind ! Let me remember, while I can trace The steps on the wandering track ; Let me say *• Farewell 1” for a moment’s space. I shall never, never go back. ft Let me look forward and humbly pray, Ere the gate shall be closed behind ’K How can I tell on the unknown way What sorrow or joy I shall find ? There’s the New Year’s chime ! Be glad and bold ; There is light on the other side. Go through, remember Thé Promise old ; Go through, for the portal is wide. — The Independent. EDITORIAL NOTES. ATTENTION READERS! 11 I NO. 1. I L _ All private letters and all other* * matter demanding the special at tention of the editor should be ad dressed to J. F. Floyd, Albany, Oregon. All subscriptions for the H erald , all matter intended for Ijï-’i . r ' I» 1 ffi If i publication and letters in reference to the. bii.si_ne.ss eonneHc¿JÓth^ the. paper should be addressed to C hristian H erald , Monmouth, Oregon. .JI___ À the limits of sound discretion, ana the good of the oifnse; but hot be held as indorsing 'what others may write. ; M 1 in the future. As we approach miles south of my residence to very r^pectgJ^ai^^ti ye audjenggs^ eternity byy —— draw nearer to Christ day Gy day. More than ordinary Tuter^tTùrt” no Editor and Publisher, Monmouth, Or. additions. We have built a school The H erald enters upon its four H. T. MORRISON, and meeting house, half a mile teenth volume with a larger list of Monmouth, Oregon, Associate Editor. north of our home, where Bro. H. subscribers and brighter prospects C. Fleming and I hold meetings Subscription Prices- The New Northwest and Wßst than ever before. We are now , e ac ha 1 ternate L^rd’a. dayT I on Yha, n * plond i d- Gh -t i nn ’öne’ÜöpyV Bix months...........______ 1 00 situated so as to devote more at first and third, he on the second and mas editions. tention than ever to thoughtful and fourth. , We have some prospect of a - ADVERTISEMENTS. Prices will be given on application. Bro. Peter Burnett delivered an solid writing, for its columns. Let forward movement. There are quite g e n e r a lly .. ftk....-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . « — rally to its support, and we promise our valley. Among the rest some this place last Lord’s day. them a paper worthy of their re members of the church. One of Please Notice. v --------- Bro. Berry Ingram writes that spect and confidence. We arc hot responsible for tho opinions and the greatest hindrances to“ the * sentiments expressed by our contributors, but Monroe, Or., is the nearest Post for our own writing alono. Hence ouj readers We spent most of our Christmas cause of Christis indifference. Oh, must judge for themselves. We intend to give office to the Liberty church. apace for tho free expression of opinion, within packing our household goods and that there might be a general C hristian H erald . MLS » Happy New Year greetings to removing to Albany. We left Mon awakening, Loth in and out of the’ our readers everywhere and may. mouth on Thursday morning, Dec. church, is the prayer of your broth we all be able to renew the same a 27, and arrived at Albany the same er in the Lord.” .eveningin. time iQ-find. comfortable The Linn county Cooperation quarters in the pleasant home of Please read the circular of the Bro. and Sister Isaac Hays, who convenes in Albany on the 16, of Foreign Missionary Society which cared for ue till -we were ready for this month, and will continue over appears in another column. How house keeping. A warm reception the following Lord’s day. Let the shall wTe aid its advancement ? never fails to make a preacher feel churches of the' country get ready like his presence and work are ap% for this meeting by selecting their Sister E. Himes writes from predated, while a cool reception or delegates, making their pledges, etc. W-e- ho pe-ft H o f th e ehw r eh e s wi l l bo ITnlndifferenFTTe^ is being finished, and wre have a culated to strengthen his idea of the represented, and a large number of minister hired. Our prospects are spirituality of that church. the Sisters and brethren will be in looking up.” attendance. We will try to take We are now located in Albany, care of all who may come. Let all Will the subscriber who sent us and have commenced our work in who propose doing so, drop us a a postal order for one dollar from earnest. So far we have been un card at once that we may provide Dayton, W. T., without letter or able to secure a church house, and for them comfortable homes. The explanation, tell us what it is for have been occupying the court following names are on the pro that due credit may be given ? house with good audiences and._a gramme, most of whom have prom- k*- live interest. *We propose to begin Our appointment at the Oak at the bottom and build up a per ised to be with us: Neal Cheetham, J. E. Roberts, G. M. Whitney, H. Creek church, Linn county, will be manent work. Hence it will re T. Morrison, II. M. Waller, P. R. on the third Lord’s day in this quire much labor to firmly estab Burnett, James Moor, D. M. Doty, month, at which time the Lord will lish the cause in Albany, and the I. N. Mulkey, A. C. Vernon, T. ing, we will be there to preach our process will be slow. Let no one Goodman and Mrs. A. M. Bedwell. first sermon at 11 o’clock A. M. expect too much in a short time. Come sisters and brethren and let N otice . Our readers will please The brethren and sisters here are us Lave a good meeting. remember that all orders for books, zealous and persevering, and from tracts, etc., should be sent to Al present indications, they propose to PERSONAL MENTION. bany instead of Monmouth. Also hold up our hands that wc may do We acknowledge a call, while at all queries, to receive prompt atten the more for the Lord. We expect tion, should be sent to the C hris therefore that this work will receive Monmouth, from Bro. F. M. Van the moral and financial support of derpool, from Prineville. He is our tian H erald , Albany. efficient agent at Prineville. the brotherhood of Oregon. The Old Year has passed and the Bro. H. T. Morrison has been Bro. Peterson writes thus cheer New one has come. What do we propose doing for the cause of fully from Central Point: “We making his headquarters at Mon Christ during 1884 ? Let us look are having a very dry win mouth for a few days, and we are back over the past year and see our ter. During this week I preached I sorry to state that part of the time mistakes and endeavor to do better five nights at a school-house two | has been quite unwed. He left foy A r Ï tit I I w ■■ r I ■■ V 1■* I Víí. —A. ,;/• £ A < r—a t X I i i raui k
