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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
4
The Evening Star serves Oxford by carrier delivery across all city areas. The paper is a popular home journal in Oxford and similar to its standing in Anniston.
The Chattanooga Times hopes the southern industrial convention in Philadelphia will be more than talk and lead to real gains. Delegates may gain royal treatment, while hopes rise for reciprocal trade and broader commercial favors shaping southern prosperity. Anniston Typographical Union 419 gains recognition as The Evening Star backs union growth and printer solidarity. Gov Jelks oil wells report denied by the governor.
State Superintendent Abercrombie stands at a unique career crossroads as editors press for his re election to the public schools post and supporters urge him to take the University presidency. Friends speculate on a future governor role while he has not publically stated his ambitions. Edward Huss of Salisbury Missouri credits Foley Kidney Cure with relief from lumbago and kidney trouble after three bottles.
The notice lists circuits and dates for the third round of quarterly meetings across multiple Alabama towns including Wilsonville Sylacauga Childersburg Oxford Glen Addie Oxanna Munford Plantersville Talladega Harpersville Columbiana Heflin Alexandria Piedmont Jacksonville and White Plains with J L Brirrain as P E.
Elegant parlor observation Cate Dining cars operate between Memphis and Atlanta via K M B Railway and Southern Railway. Depart Memphis 8 15 p m arriving Atlanta 10 15 p m. return Atlanta 6 a m arriving Memphis 8 05 p m. Includes smoking rooms rear of cars and lacade meals with through service alongside Pullman sleeping cars Memphis to Atlanta.
Mayor Henderson and nine aldermen attend as minutes from prior meeting are approved. Several bills are acted upon or referred, licensing moves for Auditorium and King’s Daughters, and a cow tag ordinance passes quickly with funds to hire a driver for tagged cattle crossing the stock line.
Parsons Kansas resident Miss Maude Dickens writes of an eight year battle with severe asthma. She claims repeated attacks in the past year left her with little hope until using Fo ley s Honey and Tar, which she says provided immediate relief. McElreath Drug Co.
A special excursion train runs Birmingham to Atlanta and back on June 24 and 25 over Southern Railway. The trip leaves Birmingham at 8:30 a.m. and stops in Anniston at 11 a.m. arriving Atlanta at 2:40 p.m. Return departs Atlanta at 7 p.m. on June 25. Fare for Anniston to Atlanta round trip is $1.50.
A Boston man who recently married a ailing wealthy young woman credits Dr King’s New Life Pill with restoring her to perfect health. The patent remedy claims to cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Available for 25 cents at Elam Drug Co. stores.
A local sale advertises 1300 pairs of shoes offered at low prices and a great variety of groceries. The listing mentions promotional terms and location at East Ventas Street with nearby vendors Hern and Reap and Peeveth AIP wees SMo 7.
Birmingham June 14 Colonel Bb L Higdon commander of the Third Regiment Alabama National Guard appoints non commissioned staff. Names include Percy Nixon acting dental surgeon captain Walter Gardner sergeant major W P Gwin quarter master sergeant James Brack commissary sergeant Ellie Balbeck ordnance sergeant Nathaniel Williams chief trumpeter Fred Enslen hospital steward F W Boyd Anniston. Also a drug ad promoting Foley Kidney Cure from McBlreath Drug Co.
Low rates for Hataufaqua Blue Mountain Chautauqua Anniston Alabama from June 20 to July 14 1901. One fare round trip on selected sale days June 20 25 29 and July 1 1901 with final limit three days from sale. Also one and one third fare round trip from June 19 to July 3 1901 with final limit July 6 1901. Tickets via Southern railway and Alabama Great Southern railway.
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