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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
3
The big Business Men's Free Street Fair opened in Gadsden today and will continue until Saturday night. A large crowd gathered as numerous high quality attractions were secured, signaling a successful street fair in the city.
Mrs H Newsom of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with ending three years of severe indigestion and kidney and liver troubles. She reports gaining 35 pounds and improved appetite after using the remedy, sold at McBride Drug Company for 50 cents.
The Queen & Crescent system south of Meridian opened October 28 linking Meridian to Shreveport with lines to Texas shortening travel time to Texas points from seven to twelve hours. Fast train No 37 of the Southern Railway connects with the Queen & Crescent to offer the quickest service. Contact a local ticket agent for details and tickets.
A period style note promotes Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C for digestive and liver support. It touts overnight action, claims genuine tablets, and lists 10¢ price at all druggists.
Southern Railway Passenger Department issues a illustrated booklet on winter resorts in the South. Send two cent stamp to C. A. Benscoter in Chattanooga for a copy. Also offers wagon calls or laundry service from Anniston Steam Laundry on Noble Street.
Advertises men suits and duck pants cleaned like new after laundries at the Model located at 12th and Noble.
Large lot of dry goods including pants overalls hats and shoes offered at cost to close out. Storewide liquidation aims to focus on expanding grocery business. Address 11 3318.
A fragmented item notes Foley's loney and Tar cures colds, mentions pneumonia warning, and urges getting a new suit with Boyer to craft it. The text mixes medical claims and a tailored clothing prompt, reflecting a cluttered late era newspaper snippet with ad and health notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference King William Beotel or Cas a de Lincoln at a venue named Lavi's, unclear date or context, with few readable details.
City corners report Alderman McKle Roy returns from Washington with Congressman Bewle to press Anniston’s claim for a military camp. Kennesaw five cent cigars popular. Oysters at Knights of Pythias supper raise lodge funds. Anniston College resumes after holidays. scarlet fever risk passes and turnout strong. Coosa County court in session. 32 acres for sale near Oxford. Keenesaw cigar advertised. various goods from Dixieland Hardware to dry goods. Local laundry advertises collar and cuff care.
A list of uncalled letters at the Auvinston post office is published. Numerous names appear across A Adams H P B Baker Riley Booth W W Bush Eunice Byerly J C O Chofin Fletcher Chartrie L Clarke J W Davis Bob F Fletcher Ed G Geiden R L H Hal Bleda Hindman M J J Jackson W G L Lewis BE W Kilgore T K Mathis S Mitchell T FP Pinven Albert Powell Charlie K Roper Wovelly S Stabse Mufus Stewart P L V Vernon Henry W White Bilin Wright J A LADIES LIST A Arnold Veshli Aldoni Mrs L Eid B Brewn Mrs Edith Brewn Mrs TB Mr and A C Cambell Miss Ramy Carter Mrs Lillie Crook Elizer Cunningham Mrs Maay D Dill Miss Nevin E F Edmondson Mrs W G Goodgame Miss Nettie (3) Green Mra Glenn H Hardwick Mrs WD Hed wen Misa Minnie J Jackson Miss M James Ella Jones Mary E Lamb Mrs X J Levy Mrs A M Milam Mrs RP Mattie Mrs JT Mitchell Miss Amnis McAdams Mra Jausie P Porter Miss Mattie S Sims Mrs Krte Shepard Mre Jno M Shepard Mra Willie Turner Miss Badie Wells Annie L T Suira P N. If you want to look well buy you capes and jackets from John F. Cook. If you want to feel well buy your underwear from John F. Cook. If you want to sleep well buy your blankets from Jean F Cook. If you want to die happy buy all your gooes from John F Cook.
An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for kezema, scaly sores, ulcers, and itching. It claims internal use purifies blood, heals skin sores, and ends itching, with a $1 price and free trial by writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta, Ga. Free medical advice offered until cured.
Paris fashion taking center stage this winter with embroidered chenille wool or silk waistcoats for afternoon wear and plain or embroidered silk for evening. Velvet options in black or lightly adorned may also appear. Aristocrats’ women enjoy personalizing their husbands and sweethearts’ waistcoats.
Homer Hall of West Point Ta expresses gratitude as he credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with curing a severe lung illness after many doctors doubted recovery. He weighs 227 pounds now and endorses the remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles with trial bottles free at McKreath Drug Co Clear Water and Model Laundry advertise quality washing supplies.
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