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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1901
Page
2
Easter will dawn on Es as the paper teases two pages of Easter goods and finery. The feature promises the choicest, brightest, and most stylish items with money-saving advantages, urging readers to visit tomorrow for a grand shopping event.
Silk nets and laces lead spring stock with dotted silks and Grenadines. Glove bargains and ladies hosiery in new colors, with boots and drop stitch styles. Linen napkins, curtains, Foujardines, silks, and Oxfords, all priced for Monday and Tuesday only. Includes discounts on percale, shirting, and imported lawns.
Our stock of Black Dress Goods is complete with Electric Silk Poplin Imperial Mohair Granite and more for Easter dresses and spring costumes. Imported Albatross crepe de chine waists and light-weight fabrics. Special Monday 89 cents on Fisechus Ruffs and Chokers. Ladies Oxfords 3.50. Silk Foulards and Taffeta Waists priced from 2.95 to 10.00.
A party of six Mexican prospectors traveling from Lepopa to Tiburon Island was ambushed by island Indians. Two were killed, two mortally wounded, and two escaped after two days in the brush. Pedro Pesquila reached the coast and then Point St. Miguel. Four Mexican troops were ordered to sail to the island.
The county commissioners will hold a regular monthly session at the county court house on Monday to transact April term business. It is expected the court will issue the bonds recently authorized by the legislature.
A Lancaster New Hampshire man F J Green credits Electric Bitters with curing years of indigestion and nervous debility. He touts them as greatly benefiting his wife for female troubles and calls them a grand tonic for weak women. Sold by Elam the druggist at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
Advertises Banner Salve from Elam Drug Co as a quick remedy for eczema and skin diseases. Claims to be made from a prescription of a world renowned skin specialist. Priced at 25 cents.
Eliza Abernathy a one legged negro woman was acquitted by a city court jury yesterday after a second trial for killing another negro woman in Jacksonville months earlier. She was represented by H. D. McCarty and Harvey A. Emerson.
A Rockland resident tells of a farmer accusing a shipmaster of misusing a cow. He claims milk tasted like spruce from chewing gum, and the shipmaster roped the cow to return her after a quarrel. The tale ends with the cow’s supposed habit wearing teeth down and the seller called a fool. Mrs Forest of Chippewa Falls reports Banner Salve cured a seven year leg sore after trying many treatments.
Property listing from Tyler Hill area offering a 5 room house with bath at 707 Goodwin Street for rent per month. The ad notes the agency is a resident agent for the Fire Insurance Company and offers a liberal discount for good tenants over the year.
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