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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
5
The Famous will stay open tonight until 9 o clock and later if needed to assist Fourth of July buyers. Shingles for sale 4x18 No 1 and No 2 by F M House. phone 253.
Mr. C. B. Wells formerly with Anniston Plumbing and Electric Company resigns to take a position at the car works, succeeding Mr. Powell. He was connected with the royal plant under Mr. McCord. The Fourth of July celebration prompts early closing and a sale at Bass Heard and Howle. The Pony Express today at Wakefield's Nickelodeon. The Harrington versus L N railway damage case goes to the jury as circuit court adjourns until Friday. Donahoo & Co. stable offers feeding and care for horses.
Westley, Conn welcomes Miss Joe Farley visiting her father on Sixth street and Wilmer avenue. Our studio opens July 4 for those unable to attend at other times with high grade work at reasonable prices. Ensign Robins thanks residents for fare donations to visit his sick mother, requesting any amount to cover travel home and back at third class rates. Bowser's Housecleaning and Why the Typewriter Was Fired are featured comedies at Anniston Theatorium tonight and tomorrow. Married today at 2 p.m. Judge Crook officiates Annie Brooks of this city and Sam Richardson of Birmingham.
A Cherokee county citizen writes Sheriff LeGrande to investigate an alleged Anniston resident living at Nineteenth and Bond streets for obtaining chickens under false pretenses. The complainant cites witnesses but provides no exact location, and a Nineteenth and Bond streets corner does not exist, leaving the case unresolved.
All city stores will close tomorrow at noon. Banks will reopen Friday morning and the post office will observe Sunday hours.
A matinee is scheduled daily at 3 30 p m at the Oxford Lake Park Theater presenting a daytime performance for local patrons.
Officer Shied returned from Atlanta with a man named Columbus Pearson, not the wanted Munsey Pearson, held until Ensley can be contacted. Police court saw two charges withdrawn, four discharged, two continued, and six fines totaling 50.30 dollars.
An advertisement claims Hicks Capicline relieves indigestion and sour stomach by promoting gastric juice flow. It also mentions headache relief and promotes the liquid remedy as pleasant to take and available at all druggists.
Three picnics and a barbecue mark the Fourth of July at Ingram Wells. Two spirited baseball games, music by the Birmingham orchestra, and a dance tomorrow night headline the celebration.
Reynolds in the freight office and Wilds Smith named stenographer and clerk for Assistant Superintendent Teague. M. R. Smith succeeds Otis C. Pope, who becomes revising clerk.
L A Bartlett of Rural Route 1 Guilford Me and family praise Dr King s New Life Pills for toning the system curing biliousness malaria and constipation. Guaranteed at Wlam Ordway and Houser s and Scarbrough Drug Co s drug stores. 25e.
Anniston notes barometer 20.98 at 7 p m and temperature 70 with precipitation 34. Wind from the northwest at 4 miles per hour. Lowest temperature 64. Cloudy with a forecast of fair tonight and Thursday. Official in charge W F Clarke. Also advertising Thomas Eclectric Oil claims to cure toothache earache sore throat and other pains.
A 39 foot living tapeworm was expelled from M. J. Jennings of 422 Chestnut Street on Sunday June 30 after taking Globe tape worm remedy. The worm emerged three hours after the first dose and is on display at the Globe Remedy Co. office, 123 West Tenth Street.
A brief note indicates ongoing coal weather and mentions Model Ica Co with contact details including a phone number.
Globe Tonic promotes indigestion relief with free samples or a dollar bottles priced at 35 cents each. Guaranteed relief advertised. Located at 123 West Tenth Street.
All kinds of hauling offered by Modellee Co with good prompt prompt service and telephone contact listed as five.
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