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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
5
A leteve to Lucien Keith reports his brother J Keith was struck in the head by a rock thrown at a train near Charlottesville Virginia about a week ago. He is stated to be much better and expected to recover quickly. The other items promote clothing, cigars, and local services.
Andrew Carnegie has written to President Roosevelt offering a $10,000,000 donation to the United States to found a Washington university for higher education. The plan envisions a post graduate program open to selected scholars and aims to supplement existing institutions with top educators backing the effort.
A select line of Ladies' and Men's Umbrellas in pearl and silver with wood handles is shown here from 250 to 615. Allman Bros advertise a half interest in a thriving business for sale and invite inquiries at J. M. Gregory's general shop, rear of Calhoun Hotel.
Homer Hall of West Point Iowa praised Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption after a severe cough and misdiagnosed lung illness. He credits the medicine with a full recovery, stating he now weighs 227 pounds and that trials are free at McKreath Drug Co with advertised price 50 cents and 1.60.
The State of Alabama Calhoun County announces a clerk's sale by Mary Lou Phinizy trustee plaintiff against 8 G Lormer defendant under No 554 City Court of Anniston in equity. By decree of October 1901 the property Lot 4 in block F fronting Walnut Street Hight and McCoy addition Anniston within hours of sale January 6 1902 at public auction front door City Court room.
Impounded stock taken for running at large will be sold at the city hall on Friday December 13 at noon to cover pound fees unless claimed earlier by owners. Items include one gray cow two black barrows two spotted pigs and one spotted pig with no mark.
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