ECHOES FROM THE FIELD.
ment in this issue concerning the new
rates on the Signs beginning Jan. 1,
1902, and also to the provision made
by the publishers to mail all missionary
papers for the State and local societies,
inasmuch as they are unable to do this
without paying regular postage. Do
not fail to read carefully this announce-
ment so that you may understand
thoroughly our present situation with
reference to the Sigms, and be ready
to enter as earnestly as before, the new
plan for distributing the paper through
€ mails.
.. The Signs office, as you have no-
ticed agrees to send out all missionary
papers for those who take a club of five
at the rate of 83 cents for single sub-
scriptions which you wish mailed to
missionary correspondents, or in other
words, they give you the regular club
rates on your missionary papers, add-
ing the cost of postage, providing you
subscribe for a club of five copies to
your own address. We believe every
church in our Conference can take a
club of the Signs, and thus avail them-
selves of these low rates offered in
mailing their papers for missionary
work. Coro. Tract Society.
»
Our Tracts,
It is expected that before long our
tracts belonging to the Bible Students’
and Apples of Gold libraries, will be ex-
cluded from second-class postage rates,
hence we wish to ask all our people to
provide themselves now with a liberal
supply while they can be mailed at 1 cent
per pound. We know not how long we
shall be able to send out these tracts at
the old rate, so an immediate order from
you will doubtless secure the tracts at a
lower price than can be promised other-
wise.
The Religious Liberty and Berean
Libraries cannot now be sent at pound
rates, and as we have some of the R. L.
L. tracts still in stock, we will mail them
at the following prices as long as they
last:
The Legal Sunday................
Is Religious Liberty Imperiled by
Sunday Laws?............... . .0I
25
02
The Present Crises and Our Duty... 02}
The National Government and Re-
11-410) + EP .01
Primary Principles ........... vee. WOT
The Rights of the Minority..... RING) |
Christian Citizenship............ . OI
Religious Liberty in the XIX Cen-
tury..... fet sete erie ara eenas 02
Christ and the Sabbath (Old R.
L.L.
[EE EEE XEN T YN ELIE IESE BEEN EE * 9» 02
Order at once from. the Colo. Tract
Saciety.
NOTES AND ITEMS.
} Elder Watson is laboring on the West
side of the range. He expected to spend
last Sabbath at Grand Junction.
It has been arranged to club the Signs
of the Times with the Good Health maga-
zine for $1.75, which is only 25 cents more
than the price of the Signs alone.
~The Correspondence School for Nurses,
connected with the San. Med. Missionary
Training School, will begin a new class
at the commencement of the new year.
+} The Hygiene church school now has
an attendance of nearly one hundred
students, including adults which avail
themselves of one or more class recita-
tions.
Are you a subscriber to the Review?
If so, you are being well paid each week
for the money expended ; and if not, you
are a weekly loser of a valuable income.
Price, only $1.50 per year.
The book “Making Home Happy,” can
only be procured in very small orders,
hence we call the attention of our agents
to the fact that they may not continue to
take large orders for this book.
Have you ordered the mid-winter num-
ber of the Good Health? It will be the
January issue, and should have a larger
circulation than any previous issue.
Order at once from the Colo. Tract So-
ciety.
Remember that the short course of
special training for workers at Union
College, begins Jan. 8 and closes March
4, 1902. For particulars address the
president, Elder. L. A. Hoopes, College
View, Neb.
We were surprised as well as pleased
last Sabbath to meet Eld. L. A. Spring and
wife, who arrived in Denver on Friday,
the 6th inst. We are glad to report that
they are again enjoying -fairly good
health.
The Denver church was favored last
Sabbath in having Elder Colcord, from
Hygiene, with them. He read as his text,
Heb. 8:1-2, bringing out many practical
and helpful thoughts applicable to the
present condition of the world,
Bro. Branch writes from Pueblo: “The
work is progressing finely here. I have
readings for every night in the week gx-
cept Saturday night and the people are
deeply interested. I rejoice to see how
God is blessing the work here.”
Remember the date of the week of
prayer, Dec. 21-28. Readings for the oc-
casion will be sent to all our church
elders and isolated Sabbath keepers. We
will have extra copies on hand from
which we can fill orders, so if there are
any unsupplied let them order from this
office.
The Sentinel of Christian Liberty Vol.
17, No. 1, has come to our table and is
filled brim full of live, interesting arti-
cles. It was impossible for the publish-
ers to mail this number before Nov. 25,
and hence is dated December instead of
November.
Elder Daniells’ article on the first page
is timely and should be read by every
Seventh Day’ Adventist now. May all be-
- come greatly aroused and thus be led to
obtain greater blessings during the com-
ing season of devotion than they have
ever experienced on any previons occa-
sion of this kind.
Good Holiday Books.
‘* Easy Steps in the Bible Story’ contains
beautiful stories which are told in child-like
simplicity for the benefit of a child's early edu-
cation in Biblical history. Prices: paper. 25
cents; cloth, 50 cents.
** Story of Daniel the Prophet tells the story
proper as a series of events in the life of the
prophet; and #§ wriften in an easy and attract-
ive manner that will interest both old and
Young, Price, 75 cents.
“Looking Unto Jesus’ is an entirely new and
exhaustive concordance on the sanctuary ques-
tion, showing the present work of Christ and its
meaning to us who are living, Prices: plain,
$1.00; gilt, $1.50.
“The Gospel Reader,” a companion volume
to ** The Gospel Primer,” sets forth the gospel
in a clear, direct, interesting manner to meet
the needs of smaller children. Prices: board,
50 cents; cloth, 75 cents,
“Gospel in Creation is a nicely illustrated
work on the relation between God's work in
creation and redemption. Prices: board, 25
cents; cloth, 40 cents,
“The Great Controversy,” a companion vol-
ume to *‘ Patriarchs and Prophets,” presents the
most intensely interesting history that has ever
been written of the great conflict between Chris-
tianity and the powers of darkness. Prices,
$2,25, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50.
** Good Form and Christian Etiquette” treats
of good manners as related to society rules and
gospel work. It tells how to avoid those things
which give offense and lessen our influence for
good among those before whom we are ‘‘to
shine as lights.” Prices: paper, 25 cents; cloth,
50 cents.
‘Notice.
. When writing to the State office, please re-
member to give your FuLL address EACH time
you write. It is impossible to remember the
many addresses that come from all parts of the
State, and in some cases, letters, bills, and bills
of lading have been returned to us, and books
have remained in the post-office for days just
because the parties failed to give their address
properly. Place your street number on every
letter you write.
MRS. BERTIE I,, HERRELL,
The Golorado Midland Railway
— HAS —
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Most Beautiful Summer Resorts in Colorado
Manitou, Cascade Canon, Green Mountain
Falls, Woodland Park, Glenwood Springs.
The Most Famous Mining Camps :
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C. H. SPEERS,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
DENVER, COLO,