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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1903
Page
4
The Evening Star Publishing Co lists L T R Gordon as proprietor editor and general manager with W G Collie as city editor and bureau chief. Travel rep 4.0 crowd and A Church editor labor department noted for communications to The Evening Star. subscription rates show one year in advance, six months and three months options.
The Evening Star notes Summer mail subscriptions. a giant hotel for the World’s Fair grounds in St Louis is contracted. The four room classes will range from 1 to 5 dollars per person per day with European plan meals and a 50 cent daily admission charge. The hotel may expand if bookings justify.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Endorsements from Wraer TRUAN and others state F J Cheney & Co is honorable and financially sound. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces, 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials free.
Cotton Belt Route releases a new booklet narrating settlers who moved west and found high profits. It highlights fruit crops and land values rising from eight to ten dollars to one hundred to three hundred dollars per acre in a single season. Free copies offered by E. W. LaBarge of the Cotton Belt in St. Louis.
Anniston Triumphed in both morning and afternoon games to claim a twelfth straight victory. Stouch delivered key hits including a three bagger, while McFarland and Sanford starred for Talladega. Talladega could not overcome early tallies as Anniston outscored 6 0 in the doubleheader despite a home run by Barnett.
Staff Captain Berriman of the southern division and Captain Widgery assisted by Captain Jacobson opened a new Salvation Army tent on Eleventh street and Wilmer avenue. They attracted large crowds with sermons at St. Pauls Methodist church and holiness meetings at the tent before Berriman departed for Birmingham and Meridian to conduct officer councils. The Anniston city and local corps benefited from their visit.
Local ad claims no person will hesitate to praise Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets after one try, noting pleasant bowel movement, better appetite, and stronger digestion. Sold by J L Wikle Druggist.
A note directs readers to visit Boyer's to view the latest line of samples newly on display. The store invites customers to inspect the fresh selections and compare options.
An advertisement claims scalp stimulation fails to cure dandruff and that only Newhero s Herpicide can destroy the dandruff germ. It asserts the product prevents hair loss and baldness and offers samples by mail from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan via agent J L Wikle.
A concise neighborhood prompt recommends Finley's as a well regulated barber shop with clean standards, located next to Love Drug Co. The note emphasizes orderly service and trustworthy care in a local business setting.
An advertised temperance remedy claims to suppress appetite for alcohol with no taste or smell and to work secretly in various drinkers. Endorsed by WCTU members including Mrs. Moore and Mrs. A. M Townsend, the ad cites testimonials and offers $1 by mail or free samples, with a local seller listed in Anniston.
W C Lewman, superintendent for M T Lewman & Co., Louisville contractors, praises Cobb's Anniston lime for use in the Southern States. He calls it the best lime in the South and notes its purity and high yield.
Customers claim Finney's bath tubs are the city’s largest and cleanest, noting the shop sits next to Love Drug Co. in a downtown block.
The Great Southern Hotel in Gulf Port Mississippi will open for business on Saturday July 25. It is a modern resort hotel with 250 sleeping rooms, European plan, electric lights and fans, running water, screened windows, and a full orchestra twice daily. Reservations to Cyrius H Clarke manager 7 11. Wood for cooking available from R O Watson phone 72.
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