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The Halsey Enterprise a.wtion of toe bride i wish to OealU-
in-!succeed
in
making
their
calling
bride.
Th»- ear'h was made to he
An Ind*p«nd«nt h'rw.paper
call your attention to the 45th
‘and
election
sure.
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to .
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habited. It was created with all
his power to prevent the bride
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Psalm, from the 10th to the 15th
be
The
home
of
the
bride
is
to
the elements nec ssarj to -sus­
verse5 inclusive.
•
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from making herself ready.
tain
the lives of »11 the people heaven, and Mrs Hemans de-
CHAS. BALLARD, Editor
“ Hearken, O daughter, and
There
will be worldly allure­
scribes l' vividly in her poem of
consider, and incline thine ear; th at God might see . fit to place
ments,
afflictions
to torm ent, and
Entered
»econd-class matter Oc­
here. And it was evidently the the “ Better Land.’’
tober 8, 1912, at tha po. to ff ice at Hal- forget also thine own people, and
doubts
to
be
overcome,
and in
“ Eye-hath not seen it my gen
plan of God to have the people
aay, Oregon, under the Act of March thy fath er’s house.
these
last
days
it
may
be
th at
tie boy! '•
3, 187».
j “ So shall the king greatly to till the earth for the lirst com­
holding
membership
in
the
Ear hath hot heard its sweet
Devoted^to^the niateriai upbuilding of desire thy beauty; for he is thy mand he gave to Adam ■ was for
church
in
which
you
were
con­
songs of joy;
him to be fruitful, multiply, and
Haiaey and »urrounding country and Lord: and Worship thou him.
Dreams
cannot picture a world verted will cause you to lose your
fill
up
the
earth.
Tyre
“ And the daughter of
Linn County generally. Subscription
crown. It certainly will, if your
so fafrt’
He was not created for. heaven
rate 81.60 per year in advance.
shall be there with a gift; even
Sorrow,
and
death
may
not
enter
I
eyes are opened to the fact that
--
——
the rich among the people shall nor any intimation given him
all
the different denominations
m
ere;
that at any future time he m ight
entreat thy favor.
of
Christendom
help to make up
Time
doth
not
breathe
on
its
"The King’s daughter is all be exalted from his earthly n a ­
the
mass
called
“ Babylon” in
fadeless
bloom.
glorious within; her clothing is ture to a spirit being to dwell in
Stock Farm, Registered.
the
Scriptures,
and
if your ears
Beyond thfe clouds and beyond
gold.
heaven.
SHORTHORN CATTLE of “ wrought
hear
the
call
“
Come
out of her
the tomb;
She shall be brought unt > the
And when Adam disobeyed
my
people,
th
at
ye
be
not parta­
DU ROC SWINE
King in raiment of needlework; God he lost his perfection, and It is there, it is there, my child.”
kers
of
her
plagues,”
and you
If the human mind could thor­
W rite, or call when at Albany. the virgins, her companions that as God told him beforehand that
close
your
eyes,
and
stop
your
oughly
comprehend
what
is
of­
Farm adjoins city. Some bulls follow her shall be brought unto the penally for disobeying him
ears,
and
continue
to
sanction
fered
them,
and
the
advantages
would lit* death, Adam knew
of serviceable age at prices you thee.
“
With
gladness
and
rejoicing
when he ate of the forbidden that would accrue, there are the errors taught in the different
can afford to pay.
shall they be brought; they shall fruit th at he v a s ui, le the con- nore but would enter the race reeds, it will be a test of your
C. C. Bryant, Prop.
enter
into the K ing’s palace.”
Idemnation of God and that a vith all their strength and mind, loyalty to God, whether you will
J. M. Wagner, Sup’t.
The oriental customs of m arry- death sentence was hangingover hut they no more comprehend give up the man-made creeds and
ing were different from the cus. his head and th at ultimately the the blessings promised them, win the crown, or hold onto them
THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL tom s of today in our land. Here sentence would be carried into than they fear the orthodox hell and lose all.
1 will notice the fifth condition
Renovates and makes feather the groom and the bride make effect. And he also knew th at of the nominal church.
It is true the preachers tell the later.
m attresses, old furniture and all arrangem ents themselves, al- all of hi r. descendants would be
though out of courtesy they usu- under that death sentence. And people about the glories of heav­
During this betrothal period,
m attresses made like new.
Bring them in or phone 261-R, ally consult the parents on both th a t death was not simply a mo- en, but how many really care the bride is to make herself ready.
sides, but the arrangem ents be- m entary or a transient affair but ai y.h ng about it? The things of 1 here are lessons to learn. She
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tween the interested parties usu­ it was to be an eternal blotting this world are more to them than is called to be a queen, and she
ally stand, even though the par­ out of existence so far as any all the glories of heaven. They must learn how to govern those
ents object.
thing he could do to prevent it. realize th at they have to die, she is called on to rule, and she
But not so in the countries of And there was no promise of and realizing that, they have nay need years of practice on
DR. R. H. HARRIS
Tie eastern hemisphere in Bible any deliverance from that confi-, hope* of reaching heaven after herself before she will ever be
times.
tion at anv future time, except they arc through with this earth, fitted for such a position.
1st. The father of the groom the mysterious promise that the and many of them try to con-
A queen on her throne is to
C usick
B ank B u il d in g . A lbany
or some one representing him, seed of the woman should bru sé fottn their lives to consistency possess dignity and the material
sees the father of the bride and the head of the-serpent, and Ad . .with that hope, but if they were of which Christ will claim his
.put To the Test, and what they
UW ACRES ALL UNDER CULTIVA­ makes all the necessary arrange- an, js certainly excusable for nir
bride, many a t least, are any
ments. Sometimes even against * understanding th a t , eriigmat " considered a real, bona tide prop­ thing but dignified and from a
TION.
Good 5-room home, Urge new barn, the wishes of the bride, although | promise, when, eveirin our d ie . el itiön were made by some pow­
worldly standpoint the church
and all neceaaary out building», well at usually she was consulted in the there is not one out of a Vhous- er th at had the authority to
.vill need considerable schooling
the hoi w and bam, family orchard, wo­
m atter.
jand that has the f a s te s t concep y r a n t the wishes of men, that before she will be able to conduct
ven wire fences, Ixxiated H mile» from
they ' pihd live here on the earth
2nd. The contracting parties tion of what it means.
Albany on a good road, thia place is the
lCPBijlf in a queenly manner,
The w orii then, i< ifi was fill« is Ipijipihe-.y eLimally, b r tHv\
be»t buy in the Willamette valley and were not perm itted to see each
Remember, th at all who are in
other when the arrangem ents at ail would be lilted’ with men c pld g o to, jl.caven and spend
w ill not last. Let ns »how it to you.
the
race at all are there because
eternity
there,
1
wonder
how
were made nor until they wen’ and wom m who were tin I t tii«
»SI,00. Term».
:bey have been called of God. And
"hiah.y
would
make
any
change,
WILLAMETTE VALUES’ LAND CO. actually united in marriage.
death sentence and fa t fryp?
2«.? lit National Bank Bldg, Albany. Or.
iu v ow a idea is that there would .vhat God saw’ in us to cause him
:
3d. They were perm itted to perfect.
o select us, (for I take it for
have a certain amount of commu­ Jesus said “ I will go at d 1* ’ n e v e r few who-e faith would
,e sufficient-to -cause them to ranted that all my readers have
nication by way of correspond deem them from ^ lo tr a y e .
C. C . B R Y A N T
«ntered the race and are candl-
ence, letters passing between the will purchase theun and they w.,4 ‘ hange from the earthly to the
ATTORNEY AT LAW
be mine.
And I W 1 rest ire piritual nature. But, my dear latcs for crowns of glory) is be-
two.
read -r. if ybu are ever fortunate »ond our comprehension.
201 New First N a t’l Bank Bldg.
4th. In conn -ction with the them to the perfection they li s;
There are thousands of people
■ o! ..n to n acu the gob that the
Albany. Oregon.
wedding, if either of the partie: wbeii Adam ¡.raii^gresse i Go 1
whose
names are on the books of
pride
of
Christ
will
have
to
should m anifest any unfaithful law. They shall dvery one b-
.he
different
churches, who are
reTtca,
you
w
i
t
have
to
give
up
n e s s to th e spousal which had . -ought to such a ebnoition that
hot
in
the
race
at all, and what is
earth
and
earthly
privileges,
not
been made by the parents, they my F ather will once n ore prc.-
more,
they
do
not
deceive them-
imply
from
necessity
but
fron
could 1 e treated as though tlit > nounce them VERY good.”
j selves by thinking they are even
choice.
But
we
have,’
o
intimation
that
had actually violated the marriag.
The espoused virgin must wa’k trying to win a crown in heaven,
law- and w oud b- subjee: >d t > God prorml ed irm a bride iron
the restored race a! the time th< by ta.ih until the hour of tin i though their churches may blind
| the restrictions of a divorce as ,
heir eyes to such an extent that
arrangem ent was made between •marriage ai * ives.
though they had actually been i
they
try to believe they are really
3rd. The oriental bride and
them that Jesus should undertake
married.
I ; le las>. oj redeeming the hr groom were allowed the privilege Christians.
5th A fter the espousal for a man r_ cc frQm obljviOr
Besides learning the lessons
if corresponding with oneanoth
Interesting To Note.
period o f us ta lly about one year.
that
she needs in preparing her­
er.
So
it
is
with
the
heavenL
But God saw tit to offer the
We have customers on our if they proved faithful and the
s
e
l
f
for
her queenly position, and
/room
and
bride.
Many
letters
prize of the high calling to the
books to day who started with conditions
were
satisfactory :p rit nature and immortality to lave iieen given to the prospect­ a ttu n in g the dignity necessary
us when we commenced business. amidst grea rejoicing the pro
for the bride of the creator of
They m ust be satisfied, why not posed b /id e .ro o n came to the one hundred a..d forty-four thou ive bride to cheer her during thi the universe, she has her wed­
sand souls, on conditions. Thi: years of preparation, and to
you?
home of l.is lov I one, rtce'ved number is to constitute the bride guide her in thé waÿ she should ding dress to make.
Work That Satisfies Is Our Aim her to himself, escorted her with
The material is furnished her.
of Chii,.,. So the Father, in go, and steady her feet as she
¡all the dignity appropriate to hi harmony with oriental customs, roes ovi r the rough an I 9lippery It is a gift from the groom. It
is represented as being made of
! station in life to his own home, selects the bride for his son.
p ares. She is permitted to com­ fine linen, and as our tex t tells
and there in a great, feast call
It isn't compulsory upon anj mune with her beloved by faith, us, “ the fine linen i« the right-
O p t o m
e t r i s t .
ed a marri ig e supper, she was one to make a consecration o and while she cannot see his e usntss of the sain ts.” We are
inducted into all ti e privileges o! himself to God and run for mem (face, ys.t he ha se n t the Holy not rignieous, no, not one of us,
A LB A N Y
O
O A t l i t
union
wi h herlaw f.il husband. ben-hip in the bride class. No :Smrit to guide h r int > al! truth, ' , and therefore we have to throw
Harold Albro,
These ori> ntal ’customs were body will be compelled to marry so sh- is not desolate nor forsa­ over us the robe of C hrist’s
M anufacturing Optician.
righteousness, so th a t our imper­
i quite typical of the present ar- God’s son unless he wants to. ken. With the Bible as a lamp! fections are hidden even from
rangem nt for th ■ selection ot God has graciously set apart one to her f ’ef tmd a light to her God’s eyes. It is certainly a for-
The Preparation of the Bride.
I
Psalms. 45; 10-15 and Rev. the greatest and most honored hundred and forty-four thou-an< path, ahd the Holy Spirit to lead [ tunate thing for us th at we have
! bride the world e w r has or ever crowns for an equal number o her and help her. she is able to The r »be of C hrist’s righteous-
19: 7. 8.
the redeemed race, and tin tight a good fight, and to run , ness to throw over us for we
(A Serm or by Chas. Ballard)' will Know anything about,
i 1st. It was not Jesus wh< crowns will be given to the one- with patience the race set before have none of our own, and it
would be very unbecoming of us,
"L et ua be glad and rejoice, sa d he wanted to be married who comply with the conditions her. •
as
well as disastrous, to appear
and give honor to h m : for the It was not the church who sail And that number will be four. i
4th. During the period of es­
rairrig e of the l^amb is come, I e wanted to enter the mar- to w ear the crowns.
pousal, if either party should I before our God in our naked con­
and hia wife hath made herself riage relation.
Jem s came to
The second point of the simii manifest any unfaithfulness, dition. But Christ has gracious­
ready.
do the F ather's will. He came is. that th ■ bride and gro m a>e they could be treate J as if they , ly provided the material with
“ And to her was granted that to give himself a ransom for ev­ not t » look upon each other s fa­ had actually broken the marriage which we are to make our wed­
she should be arrayed in fit e eryone to lie testified in dm ces until the n arriage tak< - vow, and would be subject to a ding dress, and now it is our bus­
linen, clean and white: for the time. It was not for the pur­ place. Hence those w hoare run­ divorce the same as if they had iness to make and beautify it,
but before we begin v.ork on it
fine linen is the righteousness o* pose of selecting a few out of ning for the prize a r e running actually been married
tain t» .” Rev. 19:7:8.
earth ’s billions ot people to take simply by faith. There are ex­
It is ao In the case of our lxird we want to notice some of the
I want in this sermon to notice them to heaven while all the ceed ng gracious promises he J and his espoused bride. There preliminary steps to be taken.
We will confer with the Psalm
the work the bride of t hrist will rest were to be destroyed. Mai out to indu e th«' bride c U ts I ’ is no danger cf «nr Bird being
hav* to do before she is ready to at one time was perfect, God accept nt' the ’offer, but the unfaithful. He was tried, thor- (4.5th) quoted at the beginning
enter into the m arriage relation­ pronounced him very good. But things offered are so superior to o gUly tested, and he stood the of this address.
ship with her husband.
I man disobeyed God and brought I our human experience th at we vfcamination. So if there is any i
(Continued next week.)
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