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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1900

Page

2

Probate notice for Thomas L. Houser estate in Calhoun County

Letters testamentary granted April 28 1900 by Judge Emmett F. Crook. Creditors must present claims within the legal period or be barred. Executrix Bernie J. Houser issues the May 4 1900 notice. Also public notice: May 17 26 1900 Presbyterian Church event in Atlanta with Southern Railway low round trip fares to Atlanta available May 15 17 1900 and return by May 29. For details contact Southern Railway agents or C E Jackson T P A Birmingham Alabama.

Thomas L. Houser Katate Ot Calhoun Co Emmett F. Crook Bernie J. Houser Law3aw Executrix Southern Railway Atlanta EB Jackson Birmingham Ata

The One Day Cold Cure Patent Medicine Ad

An old advertisement touts Kermott's Chocolates as a laxative quinine cold remedy. The copy warns that it eases head cold throat and throat discomfort, urging children to take the product as a cure.

Kermott

Sewing Machine Needles and Parts at Anniston Music House

Headline promotes sewing machine needles and parts in tempered steel with oil that won’t gum. Store is Anniston Music House located at Noble and Thirteenth streets.

Anniston Music House Noble and Thirteenth Street S Cotf

Annual Rose and Pansy Show at First Presbyterian

The Ladies Aid Society hosts a Rose and Pansy Show in the Noble street store-room of Alf Truitt. Admission is 25 cents adults, 15 cents children. Entries judged for prizes including subscriptions, linens, and home goods. Flowers donated if not claimed after six. Proceeds benefit the Orphans' Home.

Noble Street Alf Truitt Ladies Aid Society First Presbyterian Church

Kermott’s Choco lates Laxative Quinine Candy

A historical ad touts Kermott’s Choco lates as an easily taken candy that quickly cures colds and sore throats using quinine. The language markets a laxative effect and fast relief in a confectionary form.

Dentists Association elects new officers at Montgomery

The Dentists Association completed its third day with officer elections and venue decision. Elected were J. P. Corley president, W. J. Reynolds first vice president, H. D. Barr second vice president, J. T. Cook Jr secretary, W. B. Fulton treasurer, and George B. Van press editor. Executive committee includes R. P. Brown A Sledge H. D. Boyd. Montgomery selected for next annual meeting. session adjourned sine die.

Mobile Register Dentists’ Association J. P. Corley Greensboro W. J. Reynolds Selma H. D. Barr Anniston J.T. Cook, Jr Montgomery W. B. Fulton Birmingham George &. van R. P. Brown Eufaula A. Sledge H. D. Boyd Troy Association

Colored woman to warn pope claims divine call to Rome

Entow Alabama May 14 A color ed woman named Jones of the Holliness band says God appeared and sent her to Rome to tell the Pope to prepare to die. Her husband Marion James funds her trip and she and another believer sail from Keutan to New York bound for Genoa. Most whites deem her crazy but the public watches closely.

Entow Ala Jones Rome Keutan New York Marion James

Anniston Notables and Confederate Reunion Travel Deals

Anniston figures, including Sidney J. Bowie and M W McCraw, attend to political matters in Montgomery as Fourth District candidates are listed and a straight primary debate surfaces. Southern Railway announces low fares to the Confederate Veterans Reunion in Louisville May 30 to June 8 1900 and to Washington for Imperial Shrine events, with dates, routes, and return limits.

Montgomery Sidney J. Bowie AnnIston Bowie Senator Morgan Alabama B.D. Williams Joe King Calhoun John Burns Gaston Robbins Dullas Louisville Southern Railway United Confederate Veterans Tennessee Lowsville

Gutta percha poised to bloom in Philippines trade

The Philippines offer a new gutta percha source as Sumatran and Bornean trees decline. Cultivation here could fuel American industry for submarine cables and golf balls, with global cable demand rising over the next decades.

Philippines Germany Sumatra Borneo William Jackson Hooker Ernest Werner von Siemens Boston Globe

Kennesaw Offers Best Five Cent Cigar in Market

The Kennesaw brand is promoted as the best five cent cigar available, highlighting its value and market appeal. The note emphasizes quality for a low price, aiming to attract casual smokers seeking affordability.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anniston Weekly Republic the Republic Gordon & Stockton Publishers and Proprietors Columbian Building CSCC Dixie Hardware Co Rork & Derrick The Parker House G. W. Dewberry General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the U Truitt Paul Neyron Anniston Hardware Co Marchael Neil Cater Grocery Co Anniston Trading Co BR Lemon O’ Bryant & Co Burnett & Bellingrath Boston Kermott's H. D. Barran Dental Association Pope Genoa Anniston and Annistonians Imperial Council Philippine Islands Robinson Julius Levy Anniston National Bank Annis Sto W. H. McKleroy D. Woodruff Am. A. Davis M. C.D. Woodruff M. B. Wellborn R. ¥. Smith CTORS Ellborn the Gaines Marble Co Cartersville D. R. Gaines 19Th Quintard S. C. Houser Wolsoncroft Thos. S. Houser & CO Anniston, Alabama Daniel A. Farrell 11Th and Wilmer Morris Morrisville, Ala Bell Telephone Connection Allan Thomas’ Drug Store West Tenth Street
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