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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
3
London based EAS goods shipped direct to Anniston Mercantile Co in original package and full weight are for sale. Merchants may buy at New York prices in Anniston.
Heflin residents express disappointment over the local baseball team’s poor showing while praising civic efforts. The town’s board appoints Miss Clara May Smith of Lawrenceville as music director, praising her training and endorsements. Social happenings include visits by Miss Jennie Whiteside and Mrs J W Kitchens, plus a casual party hosted by Mrs S EB Bell. Heflin plans a singing school seen as a step toward social attracts.
It dazzles the world and has shown strong results in hopeless cases of consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleurisy and bronchitis. It relieves coughs asthma croup hay fever hoarseness and a lingering cough. Sold by Blam Drug Co with a satisfaction guarantee and refund. Trial bottles are free.
July reports from Alexandria note visits by Mrs. PF Wakefield and Mrs. J T Mitchell, a picnic trip to a cave near Weavers, and a party hosted by Miss Annie Pelham. Local residents include Miss Margaret Woodriff and Miss Gertie Crain returning from Antlers and Nashville respectively. Rev Slaton preached at the Methodist church.
The Blood Balm Company of Atlanta offers 10 000 free treatments of B B B a botanic blood purifier claimed to cure ulcers eczema scrofula rheumatic pains and many other conditions. Druggists sell it for 1 and free medical advice is offered until cure.
A Boston Transcript correspondent recalls a drummer who, at a Kansas hotel breakfast, probes a writer with humor. The drummer asks about a book titled How to Make Money With a Race Horse, praising the author as a fine writer and suggesting fellow readers share a common bond.
An emaciated London figure, once rich, starved due to inability to digest food. Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills could have aided digestion. Pills boast stomach strengthening, better assimilation, and improved appetite. 25 cents. Kiam Drug Co. sells with money back guarantee.
Strayed or stolen light red milch cow, medium size with white belly spots, drooped right horn, ear crops, four years old. Missing since last Friday night. Reward offered. Information to A. A. Hout Tro at 417 Glen Addie Street.
A local laundry invites customers to give its services a fair trial by mailing a card or calling. The notice lists Noble Street as the address for Anniston Steam Laundry and suggests using a wagon as a pickup option.
Merchant tailor Julius Levy invites customers to view a large line of fall samples including suits coats vests and pants. He urges patrons to come in and browse hoping they will find items they like.
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