The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 07, 1906, Page 7, Image 9
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For the nex
millinery and chi
cost you anyvvhe
ing cash for sam
your talking mai
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and for only the
chines, and you
they will be sold
35c for
These records
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Evangelist Montgomery.
The Splendid Work a Gifte
** Son of Lancaster is Doin
in the Master's Vineyar
in Far-off Missouri.
The many friends and relative
in this county ot the Rov. I). I
Montgomery, the well know
Lancastrian who is devoting hi
life to evangelical work in tli
West, will be pleased to lear
that his labors continue to h
crowned with a lull measure c
success. Mr. Moi tgomerv is no
conducting a revival meeting i
Holla, Mo., and the Missoui
Appeal says ot his work:
lhe meeting at the Baptis
v church is st II in progress. Tli
crowds tax the seating capacit
of the building each night. ()
Sunday night many stood u
and others went away because <
lack of seals. The sermon t
men and boys Sunday attornoo
was generally rated the best an
most profitable dispensatioi
of plain, truths ever heard in
j Paris church There was not I
aid that could not have bee
d before a woman, but tli
consequences of evil deeds upo
a man and up.>11 his accnciatt
wore so vividly portrayed tin
-v , wnen iMranjieiist iviouijoiner
askf d tIihI all who would resolv
to livo better the aisles wei
choked with tho men and boj
who rushed forward to shake hi
hand. A better service wt
never held in this town. O
>
4Bn r ti
t sixty days vvc arc going to
>lhitig one of the famous Stanc
re $12.00, but we are going to
e, and ask for your coupon ; v
:hine absolutely FREE.
ber this OfTei
purchases made in the depart
can get none or as many as yc
to you for
thfl Qmoll B fifi
nit; oiiiaii liOu
cost you extra any where you
Is to you. Remember, for CP
Saturday afternoon I he evange- sc
list preached to a large and ap- at]
preciative crowd on Main street. A
d He goes into the stores and stops fo
upon the street to talk with it en w<
and ill every case lias received a th
courteous hearing. Five cottage ar
I prayer meetings are held by wo- pi
I men each morning, while the a
I men gather at the II 00 FF w<
>s clubrootns lor a similar service, nt
>
These meetings are led by mem- ot
n bers of all denominations. Their th
IS influence, together with the sa
earnest, logical sermons bv Iiev 01
>1 I
11 \t,*n f irfi.Yn.nr !.?? - ?" ' ?
I i.iuii v^wiiiui J } linn V I ratou IllUlf I I
I of a relit ions atmosphere than m
*the town has experienced in a th
w j long time. cm
Evangelist Montgomery is gen- ot
ri erally rated the strongest reason- Tl
I er and most eloquent speaker | pi
't the Baptists have ever had in st
** their meetings. There have heen at
.v 13 additions. el
II Ji I
THE UNSELFISH OALLINU
i> ? .. th
^ Evangelist Montgomery, now
()! conduding a meeting at the 1'aris
n Baptist church, is a living reluta
jjtion of the frequent assertion
i that money is all that keeps
i i lt r
? I men in the pulpit. This man is ^
ni
Ollf? of t?l rnn iroat ..u 1
I- I '"S'WKMia, I
most earnest speakers and deep- 8e
e est thinkers Paris people have
n heard in many a day. Day and ^
. night he reasons and pleads with
lt the people to turn from the er ft
y ror of their ways, spending his
days among strangers and de- t<J
priving himself of his home and
rs neighbors. Ten years, or twenty
is at the best, and he will have
is worn himself out in the work. Ul
u Thou ho will retire with a con- lo
ve everybody who purchas
lard Talking Machines,
give them away to our ci
vhen you have gotten as m
r is for Cai
ments above mentioned. 1
>u want. We have a list
nr?/k anH ftfV
VI UU UIIU l/V'
should buy a talking mac
LSH only, and tor sixty da;
Yours faithfi
iousness of duty Vvell done
id a purse devoid of contents, sii
man of his talents, energy and sii
rp.O r?f pliaroftor in I lm 1 I
- W w. l?uvu> Hi HIW IC^ai
arid would earu an income by ho
e side of which his meager sal 1<>
y as an evangelist would be
tifully small. In politics such gc
man would win his way to st
ealth and position. In busi5ss
lie would win success where lit
hers fail. And yet, with all pi
iese possibilities, he elects to
crilice his time and talents up- a
i the altar of Christianity, til
Hinting it as gain if lie can win
en to God and morality and es
erehy lay up treasures in heav hf
1. And the same could tie said
any other minister in Paris in
lie fact is, the consecrated si
eacher is an unselfish giant,
anding erect and unscathed 01
liong the thousands who grov ai
in the dust of personal gain
id worldly pride. All honor to In
lein, says the Appeal. sli
MONTOOM KRYISMS:
b*
Kvangelist Montgomery Huh a
\v equals as a maker of epiams.
The following were n<
icked from two or three of his bi
irmons by an Appeal man: dt
Religion is something more
ian a fire escape. w
Some men would cross hell on w
rnlteii rai 1 f,,r >. .I.illux I ...
- ? - - . Mvi ?? . ai
Men are either noini? from good
i better or from bad to worse, at
Much bad living is due to bad 01
linking on the subject of sin. wi
Men are not saved from sin
ntil they are saved from the th
ve of siu. ai
*
;es from us #35.00 in di
These graphaphones or
istomers. You make yo
uch as $35.00 worth brin
sh Purchas
We have the records that
of the various songs, ban
c for the La
hine, so we make nothir
ys.
ully,
AMTIHJ
Man is no! a sinner because lie
us, but sins because lie is a
iiner.
A man is right with God just
tar as he is right with his 1 e 1 w
men.
There is a sense in which men
morale their own tire and brimone.
No man lias a right to do as
i pleases only m t-o tar as he
eases to do riglit.
Religion is not a burden. It is
means by whieli men can bear
leir burdens.
A man may have a thousand
:euses for not repenting lint he
is not a single reason.
It is an easy matter to set an
lluence in motion but quite
n?ther matter to stop it.
The Devil is not wasting time
t men who swear and drink
id sin?they are his already.
ii were better lor a man that
$ were never bom than that lie
touU not be born again.
A man can be moral ami not
i a Christian, but he cannot be
Christian without being moral
We are responsible to God
>t only tor the wrongs we do
it lor the good we could do and !
i not do.
You say you will do right
hen you feel right. I say you
ill never feel right until you
e right.
Thousands of ills, calamities
id afHictioiis wiiich we lay up>
Providence are sirnpiv the
r>rK ot t!ie Devil.
II men would only live aw
ey demand that their wives
id daughters live what a glorA
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ry goods, notions,
talking machines
ur purchase, payg
them in and get
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: go with the maid
music, etc., and
rge Ones i
1 g back on you by
li
11
ious world this would be !
I had just as soon undertake
to beat Gibraltar to pieces with
a cotton mop as to attempt to
down a man who has God on his
side.
STATE or SOUTH OXltOLINA,
COCNTY OF I.ANTASTKIt,
In the Probate Court,
By J lv Mewuian, Enquire,
Ptobate Jnd^e
AlMiereas, II. Helton Mellow, of LaneasVV
tor County in said Mute, made suit to
me to vtrant him Letters <>f Administration
of the Estate of and ellVets ol John Mellow
deceased.
THESE A HE, THEUEFOUE, to cite
and admonish al! and singular the kindred
and Creditors ol the said John Mellow,
deceased, that iln v be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Lancaster Court House, on Friday,
April IJth. next after puhlinti
tu n hereof, at II o'clock in tin forenoon, to
show cause, if any they hove, why the said
Administration should not be grunted.
(iiveu under my hand, this 30th day of
March, Vnuo Domini, PJOtl.
J E. SI I.WMAN,
C-ol ate -ludfjo.
March lit), PJtH'i
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Tho Nawc I)oeH Jo1' 1>rintin?
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