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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1901

Page

3

Fire destroys Baker saw mill near Edwardsville

Special Correspondence Edwardsville May 18 The saw mill owned by D S Baker was destroyed by fire last night valued at 5000 dollars with 160000 feet of lumber worth 15 to 20 dollars per thousand No insurance and no details about the blaze The Caldwell building remodel contract was let to J W Galliher for converting two rooms into one store room for Kohn Bros Plans drawn by J W Golucke Co Rain is needed in the area to save gardens The Evening Star and local letters feature praise for Dr King s New Discovery and Bucklen s Arnica Salve both sold by Elam Drug Co Trial bottles free

Edwardsville D. S. Baker J.T. Weatherwax Wayndotte Mich Elam Drug Co’s Caldwell J. W. Galliher Kohn Bros J.W. ‘Golucke & Co

Willett Estate Auction Owns Anniston Lots for Sale

Willett Estate offers three scattered Anniston parcels at Noble and Twelfth Streets Leighton avenue and adjacent blocks. Bids by sealed envelope, one third cash due now, balance in one and two years with interest. Opening June 1 1901, awarded to highest responsible bidder.

Noble and Twelfth Streets Noble Street Twelfth Street Leighton Avenue City of Anniston Parker Memorial Church Nobie Twenty-first Streets Noble and Twelfth Streets Witter Willett Estate

Family Names and Memorial Day Origins

A humorous tale tracks Gertie and her father as they seek a hyphenated surname, discovering the brander ancestor Mulligan by misreading branding work as a family name. The article also recounts the origin of Memorial Day in the South, noting the Ladies’ Aid Society formed in 1861 and the 1866 move to honor Confederate graves on April 26.

Gertie Peter Stuyvesant Smith Brander Smith-Brander Brander-Smith The Historical Society Paterfamilias Court of General Quarter Sessions Mulligan New York Sun South Ladies’ Aid Society Columbus Lizzie Rutherford W. Jefferson Davis Woman’s Home Companion

Old Soldier's Experience with Dr King’s Pills

A Civil War veteran from Winchester Indiana recounts his wife being sick long despite doctors yet cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. He claims they work wonders for her health and promotes the remedy available at Elam Drug Co for 25 cents.

M. M. Austin Winchester Ind

Peruna Said To Cure Summer Catarrh In Digestion

Mary J. Kennedy of Ar mour & Co. touts Peruna as a permanent cure for summer catarrh and related digestive woes after eight years of travel and several physicians. She claims three months of use revived her health, with the company offering free samples of the remedy from Columbus, Ohio.

Mary J. Kennedy Armour & Co Omaha Neb Miss Kennedy Baye Peruna Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio

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