The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, January 30, 1902, Image 15
January 30, 1902
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR
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LUTHERAN BREVITIES.
Rev. H. Metz bas gone to Chicago
to establish a Samaritan Home in
that city, after the pattern of the
one in Philadelphia.
There are said to be 65 German
Lutheran congregations in Greater
New York, with a menaberehip of
32,072.
The late Mrs. Martha McKnabb
bequeathed $9,COO to the German
town Orphan Asylum. Mr. Wm.
Brann has-been appointed treas
urer of the Home.
A new congregation was organ
ized in Tigerton, Wis , and an old
Roman Catholic church building
was bought and reconstructed for
Lutheran services. New chnrches
were also consecrated in Tannton,
Minn., and in Cloyd Valley, S. Dak.
The first anniversary of the death
of Oswald Ottendorfer, former
editor of the “New York Staats-
zeitung,” and founder of the “Isa
bella Home” for aged persons, was
observed with religious services,
addresses being delivered by Revs.
Young and Hebler.
Emperor William has furnished
a memorial window to the German
church in Shanghai, China, of Baron
Von Ketteler, murdered by the
Boxers.
The Jerusalem Society in Ger
many, which supports the benev
olent institutions in Palestine,
numbers 80,000 members. Its re
ceipts, last year, amounted to abont
$22 500.
The new Melarchthon Memorial
Museum, erected in Bretten, Baden,
on the spot on which the honse
stood in which he was born, is
under roof. But the interior is not
yet finished, and additional con
tributions for that purpose are
solicited. The dedication is to take
place Jane 25th, 1902.
Engines, Boilers, Gins, Presses:
Complete ginning systems. All
the latest improvements. Most
perfect systems of cleaning known
to the art. Engines, boilers, pul
leys and shafting, and saw mills
too. One of the largest and most
complete shops in the Sonthern
States.
Liddell Co , Charlotte, N. C. ,
Tbe BouUiern railway announces excursion
rates for the winter season to the various re
sorts of the south.
Tickets are now on sale with final limit
May 31st. 1902.
For detailed Information as to rates, sched
ules, etc., call on any agent of the Southern
-allwav or connections.
W. H. Tayloe,
A. O. P. A., Atlanta. Oa.
J. O. Beam, Jr ,
D. P. A.. Atlanta, Oa.
, R. W. Hunt,
D. H. A., Charleston, 8. O.
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'JI'M CENTURY BUSINESS GUIDE |
FILLS MANY HEN'S MONEY SACKS I
Horo Is ft book thAt by thoimndf*. Telln nil about h/>ir
to, write* po-jirucLs, mort .ragt'*, wlll«, Ile*n«. draft* estc. How
to tm»A him coni, wuo.i. rbUTiiH, tanks, luinb:*r, height of
tH'is, ImmiI, corn In crib or In pita.
Ooutnbi'e « ottftn st llcrN and Cotton pickar’a tabl« and
llehtMtiikf methodaof culculatiem for the accountant. It la a
Farnier’-e Heady Hecltonori" 4 « pav<“*. apt i Hunt ration!.
Tho book fu ll* tt t wight at $l.*o for jx-autlful half morocao.
I"0,0oo cople* sold tn twelvemonth*, demand dally Increas
ing Agi'nts never inad<> nion-v half *«» fast. Term** Terry lib-
••ral, Mend Wo for Agent's outfit; circular* and terms free.
J. L. Nichols Co., Atlanta, Ga
Write GUIDE
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WHAtl THE PEOPLE SAY.
The "RusinoKM rjuldo** contalna all that I*
pm cl I cn I nnd useftil In Onxk<*U‘a Cornpendlum
and other bookM of like character. It ought
to be lit the hands of ♦ very teacher and every
young mnn of suftl> h ut ago understand
foirlncwa tranitactlonu; every farm* r sliould
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Choice cut Carnations, Narcissus, Hyacinths, 7Scdoz; Hoses (2.00 to $:1.SOdoz.
honijnets. Uesi^ns made bv expert. Pansy Plants 2Sc doe. Field grown Kosen
—Marechal Neii, Kaiserin Angnsta Victoria. Maid of Honor; Hamblers -crimson,
oink, white and yellow; Bride, II ennosa aud Perle de Jardtns, (2 50 p<r dozen.
Magnolia and Umbrella Trees 23c each. Flower Plants shipped everywhere.
Catalogue free.
Hose Hill Ghreenhouses, - COLUMBIA, s c
Sews and Opinions
OF
Catarrh Cured at Home.
A Practical Common-Sense Treatment
Has Been Discovered That can be
Used by the Patient at Home.
A neglected cold lays the founda
tion for catarrh ; neglected catarrh
lays the foundation for consump
tion Dr. Blosser’s Catarrh Cure
will break up the cold or cure the
catarrh and prevent consumption.
Tbe symptoms of catarrh are, a
discharge, which is either blown
from the nose or runs back and
drops into the throat; a dull head
ache; a stopped up feeling in the
nose and head ; extreme liability to
take cold, etc It often leads to *
noises in the head, deafness, sore
throat, bronchitis, asthma, indi
gestion, and consumption.
If yon suffer from any of the
above troubles you should begin
the proper treatment at once.
Dr. Blosser’s Catarrh Core is
the best remedy known to medical
science for these diseases. It cures
95 ont of every 100 cases. The
cost is only $1 00 for a box by
mail, containing one month’s treat
ment. It is so simple and pleasant
that even a child can use it.
Samples Mailed Free
Dr. Blosser will send to any suf
ferer a free trial sample, by mail.
Write for hia self examinationcon-
snltation blank, and if yon wish
special advice, there will be no
extra charge. Address Dr. J. W.
Blower & Son, 150 Walton St.,
Atlanta, Oa
WANTED.—Yonng man interested
in Book keeping will find some
thing to his advantage by address
ing L. H. Brown, Salisbury, N.C.
TUU PLACE
1 11U I I II TO
CHEAPEST
Charleston for tbe accommodation
you get is at the Greenville Inn—
changed ftom the name, Travelers-
resl Lodge lt5 Meetir g.Straet.
I can take care one of hundred
guests, and will give yon the best
be. s, the most comfortable rooms
NATIONAL IMPORTANCE
THE S LW
alone
cop.tains both
Daily, by mail, - - $6 a year
Daily and Sunday, by mail, $8 a year
The Sonthern Palm Limited.
The Southern Railway company an
nounces that the name of its special
Florida train, operated each winter
between New York City and St. Au
gustine, Fla., in connection with the
Pennsylvania R. R., the Plant System
and tbe Florida East Coast Railway,
previously knowu as the New York
and Florida Limited, will, in the
future, be called "The Sonthern Palm
Limited.”
The initial trip of tbe Southern
Palm Limited will be made early in
January, 1902. Its equipment will
consist of luxurious observation, club,
dining and compartment sleeping cars,
and it will be in every respect the
most magnificent train operated in
the south.
Sleeping Cara to Charleston.
The Southern railway announces
the establishment of an additional
sleeping car line to Charleston, 8. C ,
from Cincinnati, Chattanooga and At
lanta, via Augusta, southbound leav
ing Cincinnati at 8:05 p. m.. Chatta
nooga at 6:45 a. m., Atlanta S:10 p. tn.,
Augusta 11 p. m., arriving Charles
ton 7 a. m. Returning leave Charles
ton 11 p. m.. arrive Angoeta 7:15 a.in.,
Atlanta 12:45 p m , Chattanooga 9:50
p. m., Cincinnati 8:10 a. m.
On this sleeping car line will be han
dled sleeping cars, and this completes
the excellent service afforded, by the
Southern railway and Its connections
to Charleston on account of the expo
altion.
of any hotel in Charleston, ibis
hotel is run on the Enrcpean plen.
Yon can get a bed and room with
ont taking yonr meals. Cat, get
rooms and maa s furnish 11 yon
just as yon desire it.
Located in the center of the city
on the E ectric Car Line. On «r
riving at Charleston, take Meeting
Street car. Get off at corner of
Market and Meeting Street, at the
? Greenville Inn, ?
J, 165 Meetino St. J,
M. L ALEXANDER, Manager.
For Whooping Congh use CHE :
NEY’S EXPECTORANT.
WALTER & EDWARDS,
A.rchitects,
Columbia, S. C
Our book, “Modern Architecture’’
sent free It is full of valuable sugges
tions Drop us a postal.
The Sunday Sun is the Greatest
Suncay Newspaper in the World.
Pr.ce 5c a copy. By mall $2 a
year.
Address THE SDN, New York.
EXPOSITION RATES
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
On Hccouut of tiie South Carolina
Inter State and West Indian Exposi
tion to be held in Charleston, S. C.,
beginning December 1, 1901, the South
ern Railway will sell excursion tickets
to Charleston and return at the fol
lowing attractive rates: From New
berry, S. C.,
w*7 i Tickets on sale daily, lim-
$ I . / J Red to return June 3, 1902.
7(1 (Tickets on sale daily,
. I U | limited to return ten days.
(1(1 j Tickets on sale Tuesdays
i/U / and Thursdays, limited to
return seven days.
Correspondingly reduced rates from
other points.
The Southern Railway operates
double daily trains on convenient
schedules with Pullman Sleepers to
and from Charleston, 8. C.
For further information, apply to
J. A. Burton, Agent, Newberry, 8. C.
W. E. McGee. T. P. A., Augusta, Ga.
R. W. Hunt, D. P. A., Charleston, 8. C.
W. H. Tayloe, A. G. P. A., Atlanta,Ga.