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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1906
Page
3
The item lists numerous individuals including W. Bedford, Frank Brower, Ed Casey, M. N. Coker, Henry Hardy, Juling Hodge, Julian House, Otis Jones, R. M. Kelley, Jos Leonard, J. D. Linzey, Chas Linzey, Thos Montgomery, Tom Murray, J Mulligan, Jno Patterson, Marty Perrett, John T Pride, Cephes Rozier, August Roeseler, W. R. Rodgers, Henry T. Rogers, Jeff Rooford, Jno T Sheppard, Albert Sutherland and others.
A compiled roster of individuals including Wadden Jock Taylor Tura Willis B B Williams Pletcher L Andrew Miss Estelle Barron Clara Bibb Miss Mattie G Brown Mrs Viria Carlisle Miss Jewel Cobb Mrs Lillie Cooper Miss FE M Kay Miss Dortha Gunn Mrs Maggie Hand Miss Elva Kelley Mrs R M Leith Miss Flossie Moore Miss Francia Pope Moxley Mrs Julius Murphy Mrs John T Robson Miss Alice Simoot Miss Rachel Todd Miss R M Wynn Mrs BL West Mrs Alice White Miss Sallie Williams Miss Mammie J M Ragan P M
A misc list of historic moments and figures including 1099 Jerusalem formed under Godfrey de Bouillon, 1842 Bunker Hill monument completed, 1866 Hyde Park riot, 1886 Steve Brodie Brooklyn Bridge jump, 1894 Senator Gorman attack on Cleveland, 1901 Peter Jackson boxer death.
The article traces chess origins to 23000 B C and outlines three historic eras from primeval Indian roots to modern chess. It notes chess as a game sanctioned by many priesthoods, its Persian name king, and legendary figures who pursued it, with boards found in Pompeii and remnants in Caesar era Rome.
Wanted sale ladies for immediate employment at Annis Ton Cash Store during a going out of business sale. Apply at once for positions.
Lax-ets-only laxative for constipation promises prompt relief without pain or griping. It mentions a pleasant effect, a bitter taste, and side effects like headache and coated tongue. Sold by J. L. Wikle in met boxes, listed as five cents in a docket-sized box.
The Kansas City Journal notes rapid Indian territory towns becoming modern cities. Tulsa and Muskogee reform police dress by ditching cartridge belts and cowboy hats for blue uniforms and clubs. Tulsa adopts summer uniforms for the force.
Mrs. Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Maine at age 70 says Electric Bitters cured her 20 year chronic dyspepsia and made her feel as strong as a young girl. The remedy claims to cure stomach and liver diseases, blood disorders, debility and weakness. Sold with a guarantee at West End Drug Co and Elam Ordway Houser. Price 50 cents.
An authority notes that about 1,200 Englishmen run civil government over 232 million people, with partial control of 62 million more. The system relies on military officers in civil employ, creating a government of handfuls for vast subjects.
Chamberlain's Salve is praised as effective for old chronic sores and sore nipples. It helps maintain good condition rather than complete healing. Sold by J. L. Wikle, advertised as superior for sore nipples and valuable for overall sore care.
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