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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
5
Classified and court notes recount rental listings and a county court session. Effey Costner and Marie Atkins faced charges of vile conduct but were released with warnings. Homer Clark Monroe Clark were fined for assault. Will Lee and Tom Walker were fined after an attempted killing of Deputy Sheriff Phillips during gaming arrest.
Born and raised in Iowa the Ennis brothers report long trust in Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made at Des Moines. They credit its life saving use in El Paso Texas, and say they have introduced it in Narcosse Florida where sales grow. Elam Ordway Houser stock it.
Anniston Chapter No 105 Royal Arch Masons holds a regular convocation this evening at 7:30 with R A degree work and election of officers for the coming masonic year. Visiting companies invited.
Advice touts Cham berlain s Liniment to relieve pain and aid sleep with a possible cure, urging trial before discouragement. Lists Elam Ordway Houser as sellers and cites general use for long standing cases. Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Burdock Blood Bitters pitched for pure blood and longevity. Bass Heard announce Saturday bargains. Blake's stables advertised for livery service.
Archie Weir was convicted this morning before Recorder Creen of being drunk and disorderly and fined 17 dollars 10 cents. Jesse Johnson paid 6 dollars 50 cents for disorder. A Haley was acquitted of allowing Cleve Duke a miner to play pool after Duke claimed 21 years old. The W A Dickinson forgery trial was continued as the defendant expects paternal aid.
$400 piano to be given away after viewing the instrument at Van Arsdel's jewelry store. Learn how to obtain the piano, absolutely free to some person. Also notes Anniston to grocery leadership due to excellent butter from Mansfield Jersey Farm Villa Rica and Mrs Borders herd Chocolocco. STERNE'S.
The executive board meets this afternoon in Dr F C Andersons office to arrange a program for the annual convention at White Plains on July 27 and 28. The board asks all county Sunday schools to elect delegates for the July event, with ample preparations at White Plains for delegates and workers.
Mason-Newcomb Stock Co presents a comedy thriller at Oxford Lake Park Theater. The play promises constant laughs and suspenseful climaxes, urging audiences to come if they want humor and thrills.
The annual memorial for Mountain Oak Odd Fellows Lodge No. 35 takes place next Sunday at 1 a.m. in the First Congregational Methodist church. Rev. W. L. Burks will deliver the sermon and all Odd Fellows are invited.
A fragment noting union made goods priced from fifteen to thirty five dollars. The short item highlights cheap sales and calls attention to union labor but provides no names, dates, or locations.
The through car operates from North Noble to Oxford Lake for northern city patrons. It leaves North Noble at 7 52 p.m. and returns after the show.
Lieutenant Hamilton Bowie of the Ninth Cavalry, son of John M. Bowie of this city, has completed his second tour in the Philippines and arrived in San Francisco June 10. He will be stationed at Fort Harrison near Wyoming and may visit Anniston during the summer.
Kk B Stricklen, who spent five weeks at Not Springs for health, has returned home very much improved.
Our first shipment of white corn honey is im. Orange bekoe Tea is great for iced tea. Hooper's total Food is the most thorough roach exterminator. Our sliced boiled ham always ready and always right. Nansen brand Sardines are the best value. Franco-American Potted coffee is an article of merit at a moderate price. White Grape Juice is more delicious than red varieties. Shelled Pecans, walnuts, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Swiss Cheese and Saratoga Chips arriving by express to stay fresh in hot weather.
The ad promises the finest straw hats with the greatest variety priced from 50 cents to 5 dollars, inviting readers to shop for affordable headwear.
Boys clothing and shoes offered in a Saturday sale at Bass and Heard's. Describes style and color quality with emphasis on value and fit for youth wear. Includes mention of discounts limited to the event day.
An OCR fragment notes a drug service car with contact details reading Phone 72 and a name B. O. Watson. The text appears as an ad blurb, lacking full context or address beyond the listed phone line.
By virtue of an execution from the City Court of Anniston Calhoun County Alabama the Sheriff levies on parts of lots in Block 18 and Lot 2 Block 228 of the Anniston City Land Company. The sale of all right title and interest of John Bradley will occur Monday June 28 1909 during legal hours at the Anniston Court House. Dated May 26 1909 W Legrande Sheriff Calhoun County May 28 Friday 3t.
Coal of all grades offered by R O Watson. Phone 72 for orders and details. Local listings note coal availability with contact information and pricing options.
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