Groceries Praised as Best and Cheapest by Patrons
Patrons praise the shop for superior teas coffees and sample tastings. The ad touts nectar like flavors of tea and coffee and highlights flours sugars spices and other goods to please the palate.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1900
Page
6
Jebeles Bros Candy Purity Highlighted
Jebeles Bros presents its Noble Sweet confections with constant stock and daily shipments of top quality varieties. The message emphasizes purity and broad assortment as a selling point.
It Is Always Nice to Have the Ladies for Our Friends
A dating style pitch claims wives enjoy seeing husbands well dressed and sisters like seeing brothers look nice. It promises you can win friends and affection by having your clothes made by the advertiser. The offer asserts it costs no more than other options and invites you to try it.
Anniston Musical Club Focuses on Modern French Composers
Last Monday at Noble Institute the Anniston Musical Club hosted a refined evening on Modern French Composers led by Miss Pou. Performers included Mrs. McMahan, Mrs. Lawton, Prof. Thompson, Miss Dostman, Miss Hannah Crock, and Miss Dustman, with praise for Miss Crock’s refined performance. A Federation delegation was named to Birmingham, as the club plans further concerts and public access. Also noted were the upcoming year-end program, and local nuptials at Rome and St Pauls church with several local figures attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Institute
Anniston Musical Club
Miss Pou
Saint Saeos Massanet
Chaminade
Godard
Brett
McMahan
Hannah Crock
Jacksonville
Faust
Anniston
Dustman
McCauley
Federation
Birmingham
Miss Dustman
Andiston
Greensboro Beacon
St. Paul’s Church
Ek. H. Cobbs
Edwin Jack
Mary EB. Cobbs
Annie Gray Jack
Edith Cobbs
Spencer Jack
Will ©. Pickens
Jas. J. Christian
J. Will Stradwick
Tuscaloosa
W. A. Cobbs
H. Cobbs
Jack
Kentucky Governorship Case Reaches U.S. Supreme Court
Lewis Metjenean representing Governor Beckham filed a brief in the U.S. Supreme Court on Kentucky’s contested governorship. The motion to dismiss argues Kentucky law provides due process under the Fourteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. T. Owen Advertises Royal and Dove Brand Food Goods
The notice promotes W. T. Owens and Sons offerings from Rabbeth Dunlop Mill Co Royal patent hour biscuits from Union Biscuit Co crackers biscuits cakes and jumbles and John Roth Packing Co Dove Brand meats and lard as superior value against adulterated interior goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbeth & Dunlop Mill Co
Union Biscuit Co
John
Roth Packing Co
W. T. Owen
Oxford Club Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
The Self Culture club of Oxford held its annual election of officers on Thursday. President Mrs. W. W. Whiteside, Vice President Mrs. J. E. Aderhold, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Nellie Johnson, Literary Directress Mrs. A. J. Adair were chosen. Miss Johnson hosts the next meeting May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Self Culture Club of
Atom
W. RB. Buchanan
W. W. Whiteside
Aderhold
Nellie Johnnson
A. J. Adair
Miss Johnson
Home Purchase Plan From Anniston Banking & Loan Co
Announcement offers partial funding to buy or build a home or to construct on an unencumbered vacant lot. Repayments arranged in monthly installments at 8 percent interest, claiming the plan is cheaper than a building and loan association. Pres M B Wellborn leads the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Banking & Loan CO
M. B. Wellborn
Pres
Art Squares and Rugs For Every Room
All wool cotton chain and Union art squares priced from 3 1 2 to 10 dollars. Bug screens in sizes varying from 75 cents to 10 dollars each. Let us show them to you.
Excursion to Atlanta on Southern Railway May trip
Announcement of a special Southern railway excursion train from Anniston to Atlanta and back on May Sth and 7th. The 7:23 pm departure from Anniston and 11:00 pm arrival in Atlanta. return at 12:10 Sunday night May 6th. Fare to Atlanta and return $1.50. Both white and colored passengers accommodated. For details contact Southern railway ticket agents. Also reduced round trip rates to Hot Springs, Arkansas for the Southern Baptist Convention May 10 17 1900 with sale May 7–10 and return by May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Anniston
Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern
Lunch Stand Opens on Hast Teeth Street Near Fountain
A new lunch stand on Hast Teeth Street near the Fountain offers hot coffee lunches and fruit. Hours extend to ten o'clock at night and customers are invited to try the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast Teeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cater Grocery Co
Jebeles Bros
Tropics
Noble
J. N. Boyer
Huiry
Eniston
Anniston Heetric & Gas Company
Oxford Laker
B. Julius Williams & Bro
Postoffice
Musical Club
Modern Music
America
McDowell
Foote
DeKoven
Nevin
MeDowel
Woodland
Forte
Duggin
Mitchell
L'Ou
Libert Duggan
Hoverson
Knox
Annistonian
Rome
Edward J. O' Brien
Agnes G. McCaffery
Father Rice
D. A. Brady
O’ Brien
Miss McCaffery
J. W. McCaffery
O' Brien
T. Ben Turner
George W. Keichelberger
Meldrin
Kentucky
Oxford Club
J.E
Napier
Frank McIntyrs
Reid Bros
Constantine Building
the Cc
Julius Levy
Lincoln's
Liver
Lincoln Medicine CO
Columbus
Ohio
Conerea
Vem
Hacotn
Stickney's Pharmacy
J. L. Wikle
Por Congress
Tama
Qr Eratic Party
J. Hm
B. Dudley Williams
Botn County
Congreshir
Alabama
Eratic Party
Alf M. Morgan
Calhoun County
Sherif
J.M. BR
Hulsey & Jot
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