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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
3
Notice to creditors that letters of administration on the estate of John 8 Corning deceased were granted by Judge Emmett F ook of the Probate Court Calhoun County Alabama on March 11 1901. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within the legally allowed time or be barred.
Under a mortgage dated May 21 1894 J H Murfee Olivia H Murfee to J J Wil t Trustee and later assigned to C M Savage the debt is defaulted The sale will occur at the corner of Noble and 7th streets Anniston Alabama on May 9 1901 The property is Lot 10 Block 24 70 by 190 feet to an alley as shown by the Anniston Land Company map C M Savage as Assignee The notice is dated April 9 1901
Oxford Alabama reports up to 5 pm yesterday on the Elk carnival queen votes. Other news notes include Oxford College holiday for a teachers meeting in Jacksonville, J Floyd Smith improving after a wounding, Thomason returning from Montgomery, Mrs. Christian recovering, Bessie Mims joining the post office as stenographer, and advance ticket requests for the Thomas Orchestra concert at Noble Street theater on April 29.
Evangelist Rev Sam Jones spoke at Anniston College yesterday afternoon in the study hall to impress on the girls the value of character. He blended eloquence with witty remarks as listeners praised his guidance and counsel.
The Southern railway will sell round trip tickets to Birmingham within about one hundred miles at one fare for the event. Tickets on sale April 29 to May 6 with final limit May 6 1901. For details contact Southern railway or Chattanooga ticket agents.
The Calhoun County Teachers Institute in Jacksonville is well attended today and tomorrow. City teachers joining the program include Supt. D. R. Murphy Prof. B. Pelham Mrs. Fincher Eleanor Bailey Ethel Ledbetter and Annie Brewer.
Countless thousands report relief from constipation headaches dizziness jaundice malaria fever and liver and stomach troubles with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Purely vegetable and non gripe, sold for 25 cents at Elam Drug Co. Also Kermott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine eases cold symptoms in cattle and horses.
The Queen and Crescent System begun a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule on October 28 connecting to Texas lines. The Southern Railway fast No. 37 links with the Q&C, cutting travel time to Texas from 7 to 12 hours. Tickets and details available from local agents.
Wray, SB, a well known representative of Murdoch Wholesale Drugers in Parkersburg West Virginia, claims severe cholera left him bedridden for hours until Kernott’s Ext Black Ice cured him with a single dose. He recommends Kernott’s Watertickhercy as the best remedy for summer complaints.
Merchant tailor Junius Levy showcases new spring samples at the Columbian Building on Noble Street. The collection includes imported and domestic woolens in fashionable colors and the latest weaves.
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