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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
5
Howard W. Sexton returns to the city after a week or more of business in New York and other places. A note advises remedies for torpid liver and constipation with Prickly Ash Bitters. J C Bovenkerk is sick and cannot teach music lessons this week. Smiths Sure Kidney Cure is advertised as a guaranteed remedy available at Scarbrough Drug Co for 50 cents.
Community brief highlights J N Robinson of Glen Addie presenting fine peaches from his orchard and outlines ham and tea promotions from local vendors. Police court reports reveal six cases with one discharged and fines totaling 21 dollars and 40 cents. The Evening Star lists subscription pricing and new coal agency for Monte Valllo coal.
Lucifer the six year old St Bernard carries daily mail on a 28 mile round trip from Hailey to Corral Idaho with C A Floyd official US carrier. The dog hauls sled loads up to 100 pounds in deep midwinter snow as roads thaw and break up for travel.
Mr. Win. HW. Zinn will return tomorrow from a visit to Boston. Mr. E. Forbes, president of Forbes Piano Co., is in the city. Mr. J. N. Boyer has returned from Chattanooga. Rutherford Lapsley left this morning on a business trip to Cincinnati.
Position permanent with weekly advance and commission. Sawyer, Leslie & Co., Detroit, Michigan seek a traveling man for line merchandise.
A notice from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers free home treatment for children who wet the bed. She argues spanking does not cure bed wetting and urges mothers not to blame the child, claiming a constitutional cause and that she will send her method to any mother who writes.
Calhoun county will meet at the court house on the first Monday in July and continue in session for ten days. Applicants must appear in person and file applications with proof of service according to law. J. F. Walker, Board of Examiners.
The next state examination for Calhoun county will be held in Jacksonville at the Normal School building on July 2 to 5, 1906. By law, on Monday July 2 it must begin at 10 a.m. Applicants who are absent at the beginning of the examination will face penalties as prescribed.
U.S. customs officers at Vanceboro seized four rare paintings valued at 2100 dollars. Two allegories measure about four feet square, a landscape with a cathedral, and a velvet clad portrait. The works, likely from Paris to St John then MacAdam, were moved to Lambert Lake before seizure and will be auctioned April 27.
Notice that the LaGarde Lime and Stone Company stockholders will meet at the company office in Aniston Alabama on Monday July 9 1906 at 3 p m to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. MO B Lagarde and secretary Crozier sign. 6-9-sat-4wks
6-6-3t notice offers rooms for rent by day week or month. Apply to J. G. McKinney at Anniston Electric and Gas company’s office Tenth and Noblest. 6-6-6t reward for return to 9-tf.
Land titles guaranteed by Alabama Abstract Company of Anniston. They will examine real estate titles, provide a guaranty bond if the title is approved by their attorneys. Contact mh22-t or aS for service.
A reader reports missing keys including a postoffice key. Return to Star of 7-3.
An advertisement announces a sale of more than one thousand music pieces priced at 1e each. The offer promises high quality piano performances by professional musicians and invites the public to enjoy them. Carter Music Co, Music Dept Manager Wam Ju89-11.
A memorial advertisement urges care for the dead by providing monuments suited to means and taste. It stresses that graves forgotten are remembered by no one, urging prompt action to secure a fitting resting place. Box & Ells.
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