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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
3
The Glorious Fourth will be celebrated at Oxford Lake park with a grander program than ever before. July 4 marks the opening of amusement features, with day events and prizes, a night fireworks display, and dancing in the pavilion. The new theatre will open with top vaudeville acts and a mysterious swing attraction promises unusual amusement.
Mrs Haviland of Armonk New York praises Dr King's New Discovery after a near fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis. She credits the medicine with saving her daughter and her niece who had advanced consumption. The ad promises relief for coughs and colds with 1.00 bottles guaranteed by Elam Drug Co. Trial bottles offered.
Julius Levy, merchant tailor at Columbian Building Noble street, unveils new spring samples. The line features imported and domestic wools in fashionable colors and latest weaves crafted for discerning clients.
The Ingram Lithia Hotel opened May 15 offering water cures for insomnia indigestion and kidney troubles. Guests can enjoy good bathing fishing and hunting with reduced railroad rates. For rates contact J Be Mattison proprietor Ohatehie Alabama.
Refined vaudeville is set for tomorrow night at the Noble Street Theater with Miss Mae Kenna daughter of Wim Kenna. the Shrewsbury sisters join, praised by the Birmingham Ledger for a five attraction program. Reserved seats are fifty cents.
The firm promotes selling any house or lot in the city at net cost with no commission and 5 percent under rival firms. They invite calls to view listings, rent houses, or insure property while advertising continues this month before the hot season.
A short plea invites calls and mail for a laundry service offering fair toast to patrons. The message requests mailing four cards or telephone contact to arrange a wagon call.
Rail lines announce low round trip and partial one and one third fare rates for Chautauqua season in Anniston Alabama from June 20 to July 14 1901. Final sale limits apply with selected travel dates and call for season tickets urging support for a local cause.
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