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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1900
Page
4
A humorous tale shows doctors meeting to denounce a rival product, Mystic Oil of Joy. The crowd tests claims the remedy cures rheumatism and ailments and parts with pride, ending in a pledge to adopt the rival’s aid. The piece mocks quack medicine and loyalty to profitable cures.
Soney J Bowie will speak to the Morgan club and friends at the public school building in Woodlawn next Tuesday evening. The Birmingham Ledger notes the club plans a meeting and promotes a 34 percent reduction sale on men and boys clothing at Ullman Bros, with further references to local events and shop promotions.
Ullman Bros. present a special cut sale with reductions on original prices for men’s suits and overcoats. The ad emphasizes their history as originators of low prices and frequent reductions.
Julius Levy announces a fine line of spring samples featuring new foreign and domestic weaves for suits and trousers. The spring stock of woolens will be in shortly.
A morning at City Hall recounts various defendants before Mayor Henderson. A Bell House visitor and Erin kin charged with disorderly conduct with a proxy contribution to the city treasury. a white man plead guilty to vulgar language in front of women. another white man received a 5 assessment for drunk and disorderly conduct. A portly man in a blue suit dismissed the session with a quip and Adjournment. Anviston’s W. T. Edmondson cited as sheriff candidate.
A terse sales notice cites 50 percent off a clearing offer and further reductions of 33 1 3 percent at Ullman Bros. The ad emphasizes cutting prices from original selling figures to attract customers.
Associated Press dispatch from Vienna reports severe quake shocks felt late last night in southern Tyrol with strong tremors in Trentino and Arco causing wild panic but no loss of life.
The Evening Star shows staff changes as city editor Wdygar G Harris resigns to join the Republic weekly edition. Joo Fitzgerald takes over as city editor, starting duties this morning, with Fitzgerald described as a capable paper man familiar to Annistonians. Notice also lists a lumber and material request from L H Kaplan for building five six room houses.
Local voters are urged to consider Dave Burns for the position of Tax Assessor. The notice emphasizes candidate qualifications and public service experience. Voters are reminded to evaluate tax assessment policies and potential reforms before the upcoming election.
Mr Z T Mowe of Bynum visits the city while M W Mc Craw seeks sheriff, Boozer and Rove travel. Gen A F McGhee handles legal business. Arniston club meets at KE F P Crook home Leighton Ave with an engaging program. Saw mill for sale 10 000 ft capacity from O H Walker Co. Rev J E Barned attends ministers institute in Center. W R Hilton heads to Orlando for health. Mrs T G Bush returns to Birmingham. Donahoo Co proclaims prompt coal service with various grades. J C Mays to Seddon, S D G Brothers to Jacksonville. A W Scarbrough returns from Iron City. Jn R Siard, of Aeworth Ga, joins Bb E Forbes.
A chocolate skinned orphan, Roscoe C Brown, adored by staff and residents of a Chicago asylum, is finally chosen by a loving couple after a nationwide ad and a chance newspaper photo. The matron’s fond hopes are realized as Roscoe goes to a warm home with a new mother.
Retailers urge customers to compare before buying as Ullman Bros offers a full 33 1-3 percent reduction on original prices for trousers suits and overcoats.
A morning blaze at the store room of J W Dodson on the corner of Eighth and Noble streets caused extensive damage to the rear roof and sides. The fire, started in the theater area, was spotted by Dodson and extinguished by promptly responding firemen. No injuries reported.
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