Kohn Bros Move Big Stock Selection Adds Local Flair
Miss Sarah Kohn returns from New York to assist her brother Herman Kobo in choosing a large stock for the new Kohn Bros store at Noble and Tenth. She selects fine dress goods and silks for Anniston ladies. Kolio buys novelties and dry goods for fall. The Cauldwell building store, remodeled, will be ready soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kohn
New York
Buffalo Exposition
Herman Kobo
Kohn Bros
Noble
Tenth
Kohn
Anniston
Kolio
Personal mentions of local figures and travelers
Several residents and visitors are named for travel and pursuits. John Ellis, deputy grand master of the Odd Fellows, went to Piedmont for a large initiation. J A Martin returned to Jacksonville after visiting his son Frank Martin. Cecil Young and Carroll Steele came from Columbus, Miss. John Shelnutt left for Talladega Springs to recuperate from fever. W Carlton traveling business in Talladega. Felton Mitchell of Rome en route to Sylacauga to play ball. F F Stockton went to Rome. W F Lebbetts departed for Montgomery. Rev John E Barnard returned from Duke after Baptist Association. D Martin in Jacksonville. Rev A A Hutto from Duke after Calhoun County Baptist Association sessions. H P Adams of Shreveport, La, visiting relatives. B F Giles, president of Central Female College, Tuscaloosa, in town for college interests. Col John W Abercrombie at Florence. Emmett Jones returned from Buffalo exhibition. J J Arnold of Jacksonville at county court.
Kidney CureClaim Exposed by Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement from Sterlina Remedy Co. of Chicago and New York promotes Dr Hobbs Parasgas Pills as a universal kidney cure with claims of complete relief, typical of quack medical ads from early 20th century papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Sterlina Remedy Co
Chicago
Fall Samples From UliUS Levy Merchant Tailor
Ulius Levy, a merchant tailor, announces a large line of fall samples including suits coats vests and pants and invites customers to visit the shop for selections and potential purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulius Levy
Merchant Tailor
Social News and Gossip Item Highlights Local Visits
Mrs G M Randolph left yesterday for Olney to visit her mother. Miss Edith Caldwell returned to friends here. Mrs W T Warlick and son William returned from Florence. G H Livingston Jr and family visit relatives then plan to Atlanta. Bettie Green of Gadsden visiting Woodliff family. Gertrude Arberry of Jacksonville visiting Ans niston. Carrie Draper and Alice Bullard returned from Tal ldaga after attending a German event. L Myerson returned from Cook Springs. Bell Pearson left for Greensboro to attend Miss Maggie Weaver wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Caldwell
Jacksonville
Gertrude Arberry
Ans Niston
Bell Pearson
Greensboro
Maggie Weaver
Oxford News Briefs Mention Court Martial and Local Happenings
Capt A Harrison is appointed president of a court martial to meet at Talladega on Sept 12 to hear charges against Corporal Foster. Oxford College shows strong progress with about 135 students. Local visits and moves include Miss Sadie Turner, Lon Clark departure, trips by Mr and Mrs J F Brown, and Miss Annie Lou Hudson visiting relatives. New milliner Katie Cooper arrives from Baltimore to lead the millinery department. Rex Barfield joins Thomason Grocery Co. Kiva Goodlett visits Gadsden, and Sue Norton leaves to teach at Athens Female College. Oxford has four new bales of cotton. Co S members to report to Armory at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxvor RD
A. Harrison
A. N.G
Hb. L. Higdon
Talladega
Foster
Annual Encampment Grand Army of the Republic Rates
For the National Encampment in Cleveland Ohio from September 10 to 14 1901 the Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer very low fares. Tickets sale September 7 to 11 with final limit September 15 1901. Extends to October 5 1901 on deposit with joint agent and 50 cent extension fee. Contact Southern Railway or Alabama Great Southern Railroad agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Cleveland
Southern
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Southern Railway
Casearets Candy Cathartic Trademark Ad
An old advertisement promotes Casearets Candy Cathartic featuring the C with a tail logo on a light blue metal box. Each tablet bears C.C.C. and the product is offered in 10 cent retail by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casearets Candy Cathartic
C.C.C
Laxative Quinine Touted for Child Throat Relief
A Com Sure notice promotes quinine laxative products for throat relief in children. The ad claims soothing effects and quick action, citing pharmacies and medical tips.
Fast Time to Texas via Queen & Crescent System
The Queen and Crescent System inaugurated a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule on October 28 connecting with lines to Texas, cutting travel from Meridian to Texas from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway fast train No. 37 links with Q C lines to offer the quickest service. Contact your local ticket agent for details before buying tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Summer Tourist Rates Via Southern Railway
The Southern railway offers round trip summer tickets from June 1 to September 30 with final return by October 31 1901. Destinations include Agheville Black Mountain Blowing Rock Brevard Flat Rock Morehead City Lithia Springs Cumberland Island St Simons Isle of Palms Lookout Mountain Oliver Springs Tate Springs Buffalo Lithia Springs Charlottsville Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Warrenton and many others. For rates and schedules contact Co E Jackson T P A Birmingham C A Bensecter A G P A Chattanooga Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Railway
Agheville
N.C
Black Mountain
N. C
Blowing Rock
Brevard
Flat Rock
Hot Springs
Morehead City
Lithia Springs
Cumberland Island
St. Simons
Isle of Palms
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Oliver Springs
Tate Springs
Buffaloo Lithia Springs
Charlottsville
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Warrenton
E Jackson
Birmingham
C. A
Model Laundry Ad Promises Comfort in Clean Collars
An advertisement notes they iron saw-edge collars and cuffs for comfort, promoting service at 12th and No ble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th and Noble
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah Kobo
John Ellis
Piedmont
J. AT. Martin
Frank Martin
Messrs
Cecil Young
Carrol Steele
Columbus
Miss
John Shelnutt
Talladega Springs
Mr. ©. W. Carlton
Felton Mitchell
Rome
Sylacauga
F. F. Stockton
W. F. Lebbetts
Montgomery
John E. Barnard
Duke
Baptist Association
D. Martin
A. A. Hutto
Calhoun County Baptist Association
Hl. P. Adams
B. F. Giles
Central Female College
Tuscaloosa
Emmett Jones
J. J. Arnold
G. FL. Livingston, Jr
Mr. Livingston
G. HM
Atlanta
Augusta
Gia
Miss Bettie Green
Gadsder
Cave Springs
Mrs. T. J. Woodliff
Leighton
Carrie Draper
Alice Bullard
L. Myerson
Cook's Springs
the News of Oxford
Oxford College
Sadie Turner
Itaboga
Lon Orr
North Main Street
Lon Clark
Gallian
Ala
J. F. Brown
Munford
Annie Lou Hudson
Meldriv
Ita
Savannah
Mary Hilteun
Ea Ean
Thad
M. Gwin & Co
Katie Cooper
Baltimoe
Mr. R. McCain
McPherson Street
Rex Barfield
Barfield
Thomason Grocery Co
Kiva Goodlett
Gadsden
Dr. A. F. Bullard
Sue Norton
Athens Female College
Athens
Oxford
Co. “S
the Republic
Kerem “Hin Phe
Noble Institute
Alabama
R. W. Barnwell
Elinor Otey Anderson
Allman Bros
Clothing Department
Gotham
Ullman - Bros
Lion
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ohio
R. J. Saywell
Machine Shop
Moore and Eleventh Sts
L. & N. Depot
C.c. AusTin
Coroth and Noble
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