Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i* L o W Do ^ ; |-the ?uth Caroliua divisior f HHpd Daughters of trv Vto send vou the encl'?S" I poo OP to ask its publication in Qnte on (i-r. Lee's Hfln "Personal Ren inisr-enc.^ Hen Robert E Lee." by the la:e " Hfchn William Jones. D D. whir ^ ^TS^is one of the best,if m |Bfct, of all the biographers o: QH'The following inscription : Ipofcm accompanyied the preaentati O&iftperfect copy of the Transla: ^ felliad of Homer into Spenc. HK^nza,' by Philip Stanhop HKb.- Fellow of Corpus Christ W Pcfo Oxford ?a scholar and poet timely death, noiiced with I HE^-egret throughout the liter-I i I H^id in England, has cut short | IrHrT* ^)r'Phtest promise." k Hr^'ription reads: "To Gen R E irEwf. most stainless of living com-1 i i 1 I jr'Jrs.and. except in fortune, the (i ^Eatest, this volume is presented < Ifith the writer's earnest sympathy 11 Bid respectful admiration." Ji || I am sorry that 1 cannot now lay ; Hy hand on Gen Lee's appreciation Hid modest reply,but I well remember how highly he valued this gift, B*d what pleasure he took in some- (i Hmes reading aloud from the book ' Et his family circle. j, B The publication of this poem, as | equested by my correspondent,;: H511, I hope, be acceptable, on Gen i ie's Jtfj-thday, to many readers of J HLe Srate. Edward S Joynes. | j ^KJniversity of South Carolina, 19 January 18, 1912. He grand old bard that never dies, IHeceive him in our English tongue! ' PMnd thee, but with weeping eyes, ?we st<>ry that he sung. HBy Troy is fallen, thy dear land i .Iamarred beneath the spoiler's heel, ' calinot trust ray trembling hand Towrite the things I feel. ] realm of tombs! but let her bear ( ThUfrblazon to the last of times; fo nafion rose so white and fair ^Orfell so pure of crimes. ? widow's m"an, the orphan's wail >me round thee: yet in truth be 1 strong! J1 iternal right, though all else fail. I Can never be made wr ng. ^ "An angel's heart, aa angel's mouth. Not Homer''s, could alone for me 3ymn well the great Confederate 1 South, < Virginia first, and Lee. "P S W." ! 1 Death of \lr. C. J. Lesesne. , Manning, January Liu:- The many 1 riends of Mr Charles .1 Lesesne, of 1 his place, were shocked to hear of ] lis sudden death yesterday morning ' it Columbia. It is understood that 1 lis death was due to cerebral hem- ' rrhage. He was 42 years old and ( mmarried. The body was brought 1 a Manning to-day and taken from J ere^rough the country to Jordan or burial. Mr Lesesne was a son of 1 he late Major H H Lesesne and!' >aves four brothers and one sister. 1 i i [e was an expert accountant, a lan of high character and amiable ^ Ksposition.?J>ew$ & Courier. j < News of Mr Charles J Lesesne's ( iath was received here Friday by a Uegram to his kinsman, Mr N D < esesne. The deceased was in busi- j ess here for several years, during i rhich time he gained many warm * J riends who are saddened by his unitnely death. ^ . r\hr hpf l/l\ itVA n't fon .UR.*'. nrrj-SLu.'? nmn i iwm . ** . Ccunty Medical Society Meets. The :v;ru'ar monthly meeting o the vV . iamstiu:^ '' >untv Mediea s ( >:;.- \v.s iit-i.l i;. the society roon on Saturday. January 'JO. The fol ??Ain>r phy>icia!is were present: Dr, V L Wa:ia\\ \V (? (Iaml>!e, (' I1 T* , D S-^tt. K T Kelley, VV V kin^cton and E 0 Taylor o -tree ar.d l.'r J C Bockman o . ville. i:? otinir was most interesting a! nu-n; many interesting re brought up for mutua t .ion. rided at the meeting tha he society woulid be call ihe third Wednesday o instead of on the 20th This was done for th< unty physicians. th? y at 12 m. beinf l: eyore. l of Gourdins wil read a , > February meet ing on o ting topic. Many let read by th< secretary e g the society upon its re : r and pro mis ing help from Medical so ci??ty and ir> .hers. A1 of them wt ] and i cordial invitat xtendec t( them individually. to meet with us a any time. Saves Two Lives. "Neither my sister nor mjsel might he living to;day if it had no been for Dr King's New Discovery,' writes A D McDonald of Fayette ville.N C,R F D No 8. "for we botl bad frightful coughs that no othei remedy could help. We were tolc my sister had consumption. She wa: very weak and had night sweats,bu your wonderful medicine completely cured us both. It's the best I evei used or heard of" For sore lungs coughs, colds.hemorrhage, lagrippe, asthma, hay fever, croup, whoopinj cough,?all bronchial troubles,?it's supreme. Trial bottle free. 50c ant 51.00. Guaranteed by M L Allen. Mr. Joseph W. Baxley Dead. Vox, January IS:?Died, at his home near Hemingway, S C, Mon Jay morning, January 15, 1912, Mi Joseph W Baxley, only about 3: years old. He was the eldest son oi Mr and Mrs Daniel F Baxley, o: this section, and leaves a wife anr two children, his father and mother five brothers and two sisters tc mourn their loss; also a host of warm friends are bereaved, and oui county loses a pood citizen. The de ceased was a man true to his word true to his friends and always, froir fiis childhood days, he pained the confidence of everybody that knew nim. He was confined to his bed with la grippe only a few days before the end came,and thouph all thai could be done for him was done b> lis physician and friends, the pood Master saw fit in His all-wise provilence to call him to his eternal reward. We feel that it is our loss ind heaven's eternal pain. We pvmpathize with his family ir :heir bereavement of a kind son, s ovinp husband and an affectionate father. God's will be done. His body was laid to rest the daj following his death, at Johnsonville cemetery, in the presence of a host )f sorrowing relatives and friends. A X?r>ir\Tn A i' niDiifi When you want a reliable medicine for a cough or cold take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It can always be depended upon and is pleasmt and safe to take. For Sale bj \11 Dealers. TJrul Lie ' *Jt- Miles" Laxativa Tablets. 1 e for th t S. MAI ?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?:?: Solves a Deep Mystery f "I want to thank you from the i bottom of my heart," wrote C Bj Rader of Lewisburg, W Va, "for! 1 the wonderful double benefit I got - , from Electric Bitters, in curing me J 3 I of both a severe case of stomach ' rouble and of rheumatism, from t .viiwn i ' '<d been an almost helpless sufferer for ten years. It suited my * case as though made just for me." f For dyspepsia, indigestion, jaundice and to rid the system of kidney poi, sons that cause rheumatism, Electric r Bitters has no equal. Try them. Every bottle is guaranteed to satis1 fv Onk* nftr? nt M T, Allen's. t! Don't "flare up" like a badly . trimmed lamp. The man who keeps f cool always has the better of the ,; argument. Mrs A R Ta'or of Crider, Mo, had a " been troubled with sick headache ? for about five years.when she began taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She 1 has taken two bottles of them and i j _ | they have cured her. Sick headache | is caused by a disordered stomach, i f??r which these tablets are especially - intended. Try them, get well and 7 stav well. Sold bv All Dealers. . I Get the kindling ready the night j | before. It !s a real pleasure on cold i1 mornings to find a we'l-filled basket : all ready. | t; You can tell a laying hen as far as you can see her. Her comb is always bright and healthy looking. f 5 or 6 doses "6GbM will cure any t case of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c. 5 Professional Cards, | J DR. R. C. McCABE Dental Surgeon, Jfficc in Hir>cli buiHing, over Kingsf Dr,iir r 'ATnnunti'a ^ i.? tc 1/1 viiipanj o. | M. A. WOODST DENTIST. Ofii c? ovor Sin^letnry Bldg. P'PHONE NO. 62. LAKE CITY, - S. C : | W. 1 eland Taylor, rj DENTIST. i l oilirv ovi r Dr W V Rroekingtou' > Store. f KINGSTREE. - S. C. f'.Y-21-tf. [\M. D. Nesmith )| DENTIST. Fj LAKE CITY, - - - S. C DR. R. J, M?CABEJ i | Dentist. ' KINGSTREE, - S. C I Benj. MclNNES. M. R. C. V. S. . B. Kater MclNNES, M. D..V.M.D. _ VETERINARIANS. p One of us will be at Kinpstree the [ first Mondav in each month, at Hel- ^ . ler's Stables. 9-28-tf | ; Kingstree | CAMP N?. 27. | l/K I.tF ^\\ HECTlKSt ^ JStm ~ I ?t aii'l 3rd Mondti Visltiug choppers cor ^ Vy^vyrl ??v5Sy/ dially invited to com? up and sit on a stumj ^ or hang about on thr [;>s ^ llmb6. i^X Philip H. Stoll, i| ' -'7 12m. Con.Com ^ ; 3? iz. o? zfT i Kingstree Lodge lilsp No-91 j&jlljg Knights of Pytfyias jj (r Regular Conventions Every V>" 2nd and 4th Wednesday night* ^ Visiting brethren always welcome, Castle Hall 3rdstorv Gourdin Building. R. N. Speigner, (j C. || R. C. McCabe, K of R & S. K e answei ivHBni Mcozinn =tcus ????@?? ?:?.????.? ImYilfflflfl INTERSTATE FERT 5*4 *00c^ *s avai^t) % the crop starved. T time. The crop S?|i4KSiiKa^v Therein lies the ikil druggiat compounc \ x'v' ?*&'''%*%&* \alv'We- A 8m W -4 j?l*~WaL if Uie protect. U |H IM Sf-y'canoo ^5Comeone 1 The hoop on the average eugar barrel in the isolated Htw made in a large factory, ita tires were welded by elec washing machines, on many tubs and backets. Exaroic f^S * PITTSBURGH PfRFECT" fencee are made by this eyu " E wtLI> TriAT MEL0?" Vl WTw r^xm/in USTTtt MOW I Every I i^il eraM are fences is authorised to gua That the wires are no' injured at the joints?Thai ).ya to uneven ground?That the stays will not separa id fence is all right In every particular. J Could you ask any more definite protection? Your o : 'a absolutely assured. "Pittsburgh Perfect99 Ft M THE FARMERS SUPPLY -f' ' I ?Sffl^i*WM$'$w&?4 >\ {:k ";ci: IMP i r. ;?.'?;?.'?'@?!?;?!? @;<r MlPLANTING ILIZERS are made of plant ?le to the plant all through g he needed elements are supp is nourished to a full growth. 1 of mixing fertilizer!. We mike these fer li a doctor's prescription. The analysis on < o guess work?uo mystery. the result of scientific mixing. We must of plant foods?which are quickly arailable? jwesu ust be known exactly what elements are dra crop?the i! they require !.Tto apply cer ft tain soils fo irjt * * a.^ So we hare I xommm >i-v :-:5 plied. The feri feed and crop. And that i< FERTILIZER "\ creased yields. ?Our booklet! you. It tells o: <25*1*38^~T v."' ! : b Southern crops. ' :f : j: j * U the name of our ? ? If iNTERSTy (Scfured b^ '/ ;;:gs p rATE CHCMICAl ff PORATfOM s# [% CHARLESTOr i / 5 i leacc ft as devote cv J bettor tlaan the oS.J L tyt& i "Pffisbur&ifa ? FENG re Yielded by El le le the modem method of eonetruetlon. Yt through the elimination of aerloue fei Ids moisture, cracks the galvanizing and allows th all amount of displaced galvanizing on "PITTSBUE ion against rust at the electrically welded joint; e t slip. They are always just where they were pt >iece when the union ij made. The fence is like a sol 'very Rod is Guaranteed / rar prejudice in favor of the rapidly-declining and r e known, to warp your good judgment, Fw.? Knwwnt oroeress. becausehundr f I Ktl ciivv^ .vr. ? - - # ird material is daily welded by electricity, country grocery store is an electrically welded pri itricity. You will find electrically welded boops le them. modern, simple and marvel ova process, produc Kent handling "PITTSBURGH PERFECT** ran tee thai t the fence h perfectly adjustable te from the strands.?That thet 33. jmplete satisfaction ZTOCS " 7 ',"~*rr'W*Z>& ~ prrrjL'jRGH u Will Hect a P S election is of supreme importance to you. ided. On one side the progressive Insurg nservative Standpatters. Both parties will have to judge their claims and their fitness cring times THE AMERICAN VIEW OF RE ?Hty to the busy man or woman who value nt ways its editorials, its character sketches 1 you make your choice. It gives you the non-partisan and unprejudiced news that : monthly newspaper on which intelligent j news, and you get this news almost as pr !. daily newspapers of the country, enator LaFollete says: "Tht rmti torttiu, attwatt, .ind . l ... a, a VdlUjhU fill the Review of Reviews be more nec i *> " i @ 9 @ 9 i ? @ DOLLARS " 1 n J. : foods, so mixed j rowth. Never is i|? lied at the right || tiliz/?n as accurately as a |( ( cry bag it liv?d up to. ( know what are the best j| [ -which are ilower?which I wn from the toil by each nount of plant food9 that it would be utter waste | tain plant foods upon cer- j r certain crops. NTERSTATE FERTI- j! ich crop that the South leeded elements are sup- jti tilizer is suited to the soil j i jS ! why INTERSTATE ! ! S are winning prestige M ly they are causing in- j ' , . . '|:l eould prore interesting to ! I f our tested formulas for j, j Write for it to-day and !i: nearest dealer. |l j ite Chemical j ?0r4ti0n, SOUTH CAROLINA m f -r' W * - j ip *iT<c i ' 1 ;} 'eotrtefly / ttrtofltf9ar0jdd?d K f ico defects. 9* -t e water to attack the bora :GII PERFECT" reinforces Ku , xamine the joint. flflfif at. Stay and strand wires KKf id aheet of perforated steel. HtPerfect iow antiQuaieJ methods yoa Sv^_ eds of thousands of dolase jduct If your watron was on ice cream freezers and j - t ,j mm in j ^PERFECT FENCING' " ^ ^resident I The whole country is ^ ^ents, on the other the ^ promise many things. to carry them out. In .VIEWS 1 s being up to date. In ^ and its timely articles ^ best, clearest and most money can buy. It is ^ >eop'o everywhere rely omptly as it is given in ^ rtiHew cfthi Jit. ' rruans of inftrmaiitn.* ^ essary than next year ||