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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1900
Page
5
Gaston A. Robbins of Selma criticizes his unseating by Democrats in favor of Republican W. F. Aldrich. Robbins says he was legally elected but removed to satisfy party needs. He tours today, reports health good, and plans to leave for Birmingham.
J. M. Mather, a practical lock and gunsmith, has returned to the city and is located on East Tenth street next to J. G. Adams & Co. He offers all kinds of work with a specialty in machine work, locks, and guns. Prompt attention guaranteed.
The Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to Chattanooga and return at the fare for the round trip for May 7 8 and 9 1900 with final return limit May 14 1900 for the King Festival and Grant Street Fair. Tickets sold from Decatur Jellico Middlesboro Morris on Harriman Atlanta Birmingham and intermediate points. Apply at the nearest Southern Railway ticket agent.
Advertisement details round trip rail fares for Confederate Veteran Reunion events in Louisville and Washington DC. Southern Railway tickets from Louisville to Louisville or Washington DC priced at one cent per mile, with travel via East Tennessee and Kentucky Blue Grass routes. Tickets on sale May 20 21 plus other dates. inquiries via Southern Railway agents E Jackson T P A Birmingham Alabama and Rho wham Alabama.
A party in Yellowstone National Park plays a joke on Brain, placing a tame cub bear in his tent while he naps. The bear roars and Brain leaps awake, then, furious at first, learns to laugh with the group and avoids camping out again.
The notice from Anniston Steam Laundry at Corner Twelfth and Noble streets invites customers to send in their cheapest oldest lace curtains for laundering and promises better items in exchange. Wilson & Rose PRop's referenced in the ad.
Ainslee’s Magazine quotes Howells on the joy of public praise and the hunger for recognition. He recalls a Montreal hotel anecdote where a stranger praised his Saturday Press contributions, symbolizing a rare personal reward for his literary work. The note ends with a aphorism on culture and nourishment.
The article recalls how early protection of trade secrets failed. It cites citric acid, tin ware, and cast steel as examples, noting a chimney sweep, James Sherman, and a hidden process revealed during a cold night at a Sheffield workshop.
A naturalist observed black ants devouring bird skins on a table. He placed tar circles under four table legs. The ants soon bridged each tar circle with sand from the street, continuing their work.
A provocative remark from the Atchison Globe discusses denying youth for longevity and contrasts wealth or poverty with longevity. A Pleasant Valley Pennsylvania turkey hen that vanished in the summer has reappeared with two young turkeys and ten quail in tow.
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