Oxford Notes Busy Week With Socials And Planning
Rev H T Crampton from Ashland visited Oxford yesterday while Miss Jessie Wallace of Bernice was a local guest. J A McInnis from Christiana plans to move near Oxford next year as several farms are under consideration. A church entertainment at Mrs C T Hilton’s residence raises funds for carpet for the Methodist church. W E Norton from Choccolocco sold two bales of cotton at ten cents. The college faculty were guests of the 6th and 7th graders with a luncheon and praise for their progress. A spelling bee is planned Thursday and speaking Friday at the college. Mrs Thorpe of Savannah visits the Eichelberger family. A Sons of Confederate Veterans camp will be organized in Oxford Friday night to honor soldiers and elect delegates to the Birmingham reunion. The Privitt drug store hosts member applications. College fund subscribers approve a staged payment plan over two years with 6 percent interest and title transfer to the town in ten years. E A Walker & Co promote millinery with a modern, low-priced motto. Oxford seeks to improve water supply by replacing a four-inch feed with a larger line. a special council session discussed the plan but made no decision. The master committee includes W C Gray, W H Griffin, and B S Russell.
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Della Cox
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Oxford
Birmingham
Privitt Drug Store
Prof
Dodson
Fourth Street
Anniston
W C Gray
W. H. Griffin
Russell
A Thoughtful Man Helps Wife With Cure
M. M. Austin of Winchester acted in a crisis when his wife suffered stomach and liver trouble. After doctors failed, he tried Dr King s New Life Pills and she found relief at once and was eventually cured. Available for 25c at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.
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Dr. King
West End Drug Store
Miller Drug Co
Robbed The Grave by Electric Bitters
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts severe illness with jaundiced skin pain and weakness. After doctors gave up, a course of Electric Bitters brought notable improvement within weeks, and he credits the remedy with saving his life. Available for 50 cents at local druggists.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
West End
Excursion Rates To Birmingham Alabama 1903
The Alabama division United Confederate Veterans announces excursion rates to Birmingham on November 4 and 5 1903. Southern Railway sells tickets to Birmingham and return from all Alabama points at one cent per mile. Tickets on sale November 3 and 4 limited to November 13 1903. For details contact local agents M F Latimer or J C Lask in Birmingham Alabama.
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United Confederate Veterans
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Railway
Alabama
M. F. Latimer
J. C. Lask
Endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Relief
A Birmingham man testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after years of pain and fear of Bright's disease. He reports rapid improvement with continued use and urges Anniston readers to visit J L Wikle's drug store for the remedy priced at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Hale
Anniston
George Tribble
Arlington Avenue
Birmingham
Hill & Co
North Twenty-First Street
Dean
Bright
Mel
J. L. Wikle’s
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
U.S
Doan’s
Travel Bargain to Hot Springs via Iron Mountain Route
One fare plus 2.00 to Hot Springs Arkansas and return via Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale every Wednesday and Saturday until September 30 from all Southeast points. Final limit 60 days from sale date. Write for hotel and attraction books.
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Hot Springs Ark
Iron Mountain
Rooms for Rent Offer With Private Bath and Meals
Advertises front parlor and bedroom with private bathroom at 814.00 and 17.00 weekly. Larger suites priced proportionately. Small parlor and bedroom with bath privileges 10.00 weekly. Rooms 100.00, 1.50, and 2.00 with bath privileges included. Daily rates 3.00 for parlor and bedroom with private bath. Meals options 2.00 to 4.06 daily. Nearby depots theatres and shops 15 minutes by trolley or elevated rail. Private roof garden boasts summer comfort.
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the News OF Oxford
H. T. Crampton
Ashland
Piedmont
Jessie Wallace
Bernice
Miss Wallace
Pinetacky
J. A. McInnis
Christiana
BE. A. Walker & Co
C. T. Hilton
W. E. Norton
Choccolocco
Ile
E. A. Walker & Co
Bee
Mrs. Thorpe
Savannah, Ga
G. W. Eichelberger
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Kerry
Katie Emmett
Newsboys
Hot Springs, Ark
J. FP. Weisenger
Finley
Security Bank
Love Drug Co
Noble St
Julius William S Pr
R . Or
Noble ST. Theater
Messrs
Frank and
Claxton Wilstach
Adelaide
Thurston
Paul Wilstach
Georgetown
Polly Primrose
Wikle’s
M. F. Doering
Kohn’s
Anriston Banking « Loan CO
M. B. Wellborn
91St St
Lexington Avenue
North
Robinson Plumbing & Electrical CO
Farrell Plumbing Co
Anniston Trading Company
South Anniston Lumber CO
Millinskifth
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