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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1907

Page

5

West Anniston Sunday School Picnic Planned at Oxford Lake Park

Sunday school children and teachers of West Anniston Baptist church will hold their annual picnic at Oxford Lake Park tomorrow. A car will leave the end of the line at 8 30 a m carrying caskets and baskets with abundant food. Tickets are on sale at McAbee Prigens Fifteenth and Stevens streets and John Robins at end of car line.

West Anniston Baptist Church Oxford Lake Park McAbee & Prigens Stevens Streets John Robins

Local notices of rail line staff moves and business ads

Mr Murray Campbell, formerly with L N general offices in Louisville, now serves as secretary to the general freight agent of National Lines of Mexico in Mexico City. Mr John D Culley of Jemison Real Estate informs readers of Globe Tonic curing indigestion with a free sample, or 35c now sold at 123 West 10th Street. Also an ad for lace curtain work by Fannie Davenport at 1604 Mulberry Ave.

Murray M. Campbell H. P. Salter City of Mexico National Lines of Mexico Birmingham John D. Culley Jemison Real Estate & Insurance Co Third Ave West 10Th St

Calvary Presbyterian Church Fund Drive Receives Guidance

Calvary Presbyterian colored congregation discussed fundraising for a new house of worship. Dr Mellwain offered hints during the afternoon discourse as attendees listened. Ullman Bros store announces partial July 3 hours and ready to eat offerings. Police court fines total $327.50 with 24 defendants. several cases continued or dismissed.

Calvary Presbyterian Church Colored Mellwain

First Train Uses New Birmingham Station at Midnight

Special to the Star reports the opening of Birmingham's new southern end railway terminal at midnight. Train No. 20 from Selma arrived at 10:50 p m on the new Southern schedule. The facility is unfinished but partial passenger use begins with five tracks serving the station. The article notes the partial opening and ongoing completion of the depot as construction continues.

The Star Birmingham South End Southern Railway Selma Southern

Reynolds breaks Louisville trip on way to Gadsden

Mr J P Reynolds passes through the city en route from Louisville after attending a master plumbers association meeting. He spent the previous week in Louisville before heading to Gadsden to fulfill a plumbing contract. Also notes upcoming Allman’s sale and a list of grocery items and theater offerings at Anniston Theatorium.

J. P. Reynolds City Louisville Master Plumbers’ Association Gadsden Reynolds

Capuchine Cure Claims Quick Nervous Relief

A bold medical claim advertises Capuchine as a universal remedy for headaches and nervous unrest. It promises immediate liquid relief, easy dosing, and wide availability at drug stores.

Jacksonville school for teachers opens 25th annual session

Jacksonville Alabama announces a state normal school for teachers with 581 enrolled last session including 409 teachers from 55 counties. Tuition is free, board 10 to 12 dollars monthly, located in a healthy area. Twenty-fifth annual session begins September 25, 1907. Catalogue address Co. W. Daugette, President.

Jacksonville Ala Alabama W. Daugette

Bowser’s Housecleaning and the Typewriter Firing at Anniston Theatorium

Two comedies, Bowser’s Housecleaning and Why the Typewriter Was Fired, headline the Anniston Theatorium program tonight and tomorrow. RB. O. Watson presents the attractions.

Theatorium Bowser Anniston Theatorium

Living tapeworm expelled after Globe remedy treatment

Mr. M. J. Jennings of 422 Chestnut Street reports expulsion of an 89 foot live tapeworm Sunday June 30. The parasite emerged within three hours after taking one dose and is on display at the Globe Remedy Co. office, 123 West Tenth Street.

M. J. Jennings Chestnut Street Jennings Globe Remedy Co Weat Tenth Street

New Embalming and Undertaking Business Opens

Walter G. Bryant opens an embalming and undertak ing establishment in the Allison & Paschal Furniture building at 809 Noble Street. A Cincinnati College of Embalming and Tennessee Casket and Embalming School graduate, Bryant has worked with Coroner Murphy at Murphy Rhody Furniture for two years and recently passed his state licensing exam. He offers short orders and can be reached by phone 527 during the day or 620 at night.

Walter G. Bryant Cincinnati College of Embalming Tennessee Casket and Embelming School Tat Allison & Paschal Furniture Company Noble Street Bryant Murphy Murphy Rhody Furniture Company Jyl-It

For Rent and Lost and Sale Notices in Anniston

FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping or two furnished rooms for couples in a nice locality with modern improvement. Phone 625 or enroll 613 Wilmer St. LOST Pearl brooch with a diamond center on the street Sunday afternoon. Reward for return to 209 E 9th St Mrs Rh A Alston. FOR SALE A thoroughbred Jersey cow gives four gallons daily, cream-rich and gentle. By M S Houston 120 East 10th St.

Enall Wilmer St. Jyl Diamond Center E. 9Th St Rh. A. Alston Jersey Anniston M.S. Houston East 10Th St

Hauling Services Advertised by Model Iee Co

An old classified style notice promotes hauling options and prompt service from Model Iee Co identified with the phone number 69. The brief item emphasizes reliable transport and quick responses for customers.

Model Iee Co

Declaration Proclaimed At Ticonderoga Read To Army

At Ticonderoga New York the Declaration of Independence was proclaimed to the stationed army on Sunday July 28 1776 after divine worship Colonel St Clair read it and proclaimed God save the free and independent states of America. Soldiers cheered and showed uplifted spirits saying now we are a people with a name among the states of this world.

Ticonderoga N. Y St. Clair Free and Independent States of America

Adolphus Recites Early Declaration Day Echoes

Fragmentary reminiscence voices Adolphus and Durinda as they speak of a declaration day and the era when heads are turned toward bold words and tunes. The scene hints at a ceremonial or commemorative moment amid a lifelike urban memory.

Adolphus Durinda

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Gentle Bowels

Constipation relief promotes pleasant bowel movement without disagreeable effects. Sold by J. L. Wikle with price five cents? samples free.

Chamberlain J. L. Wikle

Weighing Fast Real Estate Ads in The Evening Star

The Evening Star offers quick rental and real estate results from its want ads. The service is described as highly positive with only minor expense.

Evening Star

Land Title Guaranty Notice from Anniston

Land Title Guaranty offers examination of real estate titles and provides a guaranty bond for titles approved by their attorneys. Contact Anniston for services and guarantees.

Anniston

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SAKS Mike of O. H. Parker & CO Security Bank City News W. F. Yanaisdei Jewelel and Optician Florida Messrs D. F H. H. Constantine Clearwater Fla Russell Bros F. Pilkington Fannie Davenport Mulberry Ave Sary W. E. Mellwain Presbyterian College Stevens Jewelry Co Carre-Field Shoe CO Ullman Bros Sterne's Nixon’s F. M. Nixon Addie Allman’s Sterne’s Anniston Theaterium State Normal School RB. O. Watson F. M. House Oxfords Oxford Capld Sawyer Teddy Beare Oxford Lake Park Theater Rogulim oYeeforts Oforfoe N. FE Noble St. Jyl Noble and 24Th Streets L. Hubbard Trennton W. R. Foote’s Oxanna Aix Ivy W. Duggan Quintard Ave Sljyu Sky
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