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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1901

Page

2

Captain M Donald Coming Home From Philippines

The Birmingham News reports Captain John McDonald of the First Alabama U S Volunteers was wounded in the Philippines, reached San Francisco on the 16th, and will rest at his Sylacauga home. His lung wound followed a fight with forces of Filipino leader Tinto on April 27.

Birmingham News John “B. McDonald Alabama, United Bates Volunteer Infantry San Francisco Sylacauga Philippines McDonald Tinto

Masonic Picnic Program at Balaton July 26

Evnaton July 19 program notes a large Masonic basket picnic at Balaton on July 26 with a lodge meeting, procession, installation, multiple speeches by Rev Noah Stevens Felix Foster E L Ward Dr B Dudley Williams and Rev B B Nunnelly, Eastern Star by Felix Foster H H McGuire marshal Paul F Snyder W M W A Waddle chair. public invited.

Evnaton Balaton Anniston B. Dudley Williams Rev B. B. Nunnelly Felix Fos H. H. McGuire Paul F. Snyder W. M W. A. Waddle

Summer Tourist Rates From Southern Railway

Southern Railway announces summer tourist rates on round trip tickets from June 1 to September 30 with final return by October 31, 1901. Destinations include Asheville North Carolina Black Mountain Blowing Rock Brevard Flat Rock Morehead City Lithia Springs Cumberland Island St Simons Isle of Palms Lookout Mountain Oliver Springs Tate Springs Buffallo Lithia Springs Charlottesville Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Warrenton and other points. For rates and schedules contact C E Jackson Bimingham A Benscoter A G P A Chattanooga Tenn.

The Southern Railway Jane 1St Asheville N.C Black Mountain N. C Blowing Rock Brevard Flat Rock Hot Springs Morehead City Lithia Springs Cumberland Island St. Simons Isle of Palms Lookout Mountain Tenn Oliver Springs Tate Springs Buffaloo Lithia Springs Charlottsville Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Warrenton C. E Jackson Birmingham A. Benscoter Chattanooga, Tenn

Ducks and Linens For Hot Weather

The notice offers duck and linen samples for hot weather wear. It advertises cool comfortable suits tailored to order priced from seven dollars and fifty cents. Julius Levy on Noble Street promotes the line and fittings.

Wade Julius Levy Noble Street

Choctaw Route Adds Daily Passenger Service

Effective October Tth the Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas. Double daily service to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections to Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.

Cairo Memphis Arkansas Louisiania Texas Indiana Oklahoma Hot Springs Ark Oklahoma Territories Missouri Kansas West

Remedy Promises From Parkersburg Druggist Over Blackberry Extract

Mr J and Swift of Parkersburg West Virginia claims Kennett’s Ext Blackberry cured his cholera morbus after one dose and praises it as the best summer remedy. He would not be without it even at 8500 a bottle and recommends it to others despite the warning about a potential misprint.

Mr. J Swift J.N Montoch Parkersburg W. Va Kennett Kermott

Notice to Non-Residents of Attachment in Alabama

The Anniston City Court in Sept 1901 attaches property of Stephen N. Noble non resident of Alabama. The levy includes Lot 8 in Block C at Moore and 18th streets and garnishment of Charles McRae and Griffin Young. Noble resides in Pretoria Georgia. notice served July 11 1901. Clerk A H Suerperp signs July 13 1901.

Anniston National Bank Stephen N. Noble Anniston Alabama Moore and 18Th Streets Charles McRae Griffin Young Pretoria Georgia A. H. Suerperp

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