About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1907)
1 TTING EXERCI8ES HOST. E. Lit MEMORIAL I Addrnns *1 Col. J. L. Tloon ■sing P«atur« •< lh* Day. Ki k MNt 1C i. momoi11 ■a Hul unlay at the opera hou«e wer r opi late/and Impreiwlve, c.-lebratln ^kne hundredth unnivenary of hla ^Hiy, and the wonder la that ^^of our treopli* did not attend. ,1. O. Waddell presided with hla '^^■Mgnlty. and read the graphic “L*g at Appomattox" by Oen. Porter. . Janes read a sketch |ln History, which proved very g, and th° rendition by’Mias 'Chapman of “Mum* Robert "Was truly enjoyable. |>grum a-t heretofore p/ubllahed cared out. the musical feat- g especially planting. Prof, violinist, rendered “Dixie” — 'olln, much to the delight of eteifen*. ^-ndid address of Col. •! Jghi comparatively short, A with the closest attention •u d!en re. He wan eloquent -.lining. and charmed iral: {he beautiful tribute to [JO UmIUIch and his touch ^ ac th - old soldiers In the * V\ A compared Soul hem he- jY Klrtues and heroism of Oen. Lee was eu- vn to be the greatest n.dtizi n| mid man the (known. That while he | me ^luct of Southern civ were many other h»»- i.nci Wlt0 ttK we ** IW1 lJie of vn to possess all the ich..,.. the old liouhans so |X) south s loyalty to the evidenced by tn oart soldiers and their sons Ihe Spanish-American Site soldiers and their sons limm thi first '' ho «i mned tits Ibtue to do battle for the tin* live. p.l tlie foil >wing 11 it m In speuk- eneral Wheeler:— > thtpk of the figlu li.‘ went land sick and wan. an ambulance to the front kly wisp of a mm. Irifdhtlm^ soul of a fighting man In the long ago It he front In that ambulance |body of ‘Fighting Joe.’ the front they were coming of Spanish Shells. |boys from the Vermont hills Alabama dells, into this ambulance; l to the front, ha . ». to the f.oat an I COTTON-SEED MEAL FERTILIZERS. The Best and Most Popular Goods / on the Market. 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He Bald, “And 1 see those principles I sun in all its splendor \ beautify the world.” he said:—“Women of •, you are as truly he- llohmam or Jackson or | your sympathy and our guiding hand |vour patient endurance home *s an Inspira would have beOn an l>f all the altars of re- there Is no shrine of God so Hiu'red as the mother’s knee. In the camp or on the field there Is no place for you. but In thq'sequeo- tered vales of life’ your battles are fought. There thru’ trials, hardship* and sufferings, you have been prov ed more than heroes. 1 cannot your story tell. It is unc.hronicled In your nation's annals. It Is writ on high! h Is remembered here below! Old men of the conquered South, surviving heroes of a lost cause, 1 bow in reverence before you today! You are a i>art of the past glory of lh;* S >uth. You battled for her on many .1 well fought field. You shared her downfull. but (lod has granted you the privilege of seeing her again rls.» to her former glory. Your work was not in vain. Your wisdom Is your country's pride, your virtue her glory, your deeds her fume. And as year after year but fewer and fewer of you gather in these halls, our hems are truly sad. Gladly would we keep you with us forever. May the God, v brought you thru’ the trying ace of war. bl.*!s and keep you In the evening of your days. “Wherever in this country a sddler's grave Is found. 11 ncefotth the country wills It.— It shall be holy ground!” Young men of the South, on you fall the mantles which your fathers wore. On you dept mis her future wfcl- f4re,prosperity and duration. You have a work to perform, a struggle devol ves upon you. Be a hero In the s.rlfe.” The Hight Name. Mr. August Sherpe. the popular over seer of the poor, at Fort Madison, la., says: “Dr. King's New Life Pills are rightly tingled; they net more agree ably. do more good and make one feel better than any other laxative.” Guar anteed to cure biliousness and consti pation. 25c at E. 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