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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1901

Page

3

Hight Benefit Postponed Again At Oxford Lake Theater

The benefit performance for Mr. W. M. Hight at the Oxford Lake summer theater was postponed due to rain. It will now be held Thursday night, with tickets from last night valid for the rescheduled date.

W. M. Hight Oxford Lake John Temple Graves

Electric Bitters touted by Hen rietta lawyer

Hen rietta lawyer E. B. Munday credits Electric Bitters with curing his malarial fever and jaundice in his brother. He claims the remedy expels malaria and purifies the blood while aiding digestion and liver function. Sold for 50 cents at Elam Drug Co.

E. B. Munday Henrietta Tex Elam Drag Co

Queen & Crescent Fast Service Linked Meridian Shreveport

Meridian inaugurates a 28th fast schedule from Meridian to Shreveport with connections to Texas, cutting travel time to western points from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway No. 37 partners with Queen & Crescent to offer the quickest westbound travel. Ticket agents can provide details on this new service. Mir. hk. Swift of J.N Murdoch Wholesale Druggist Parkersburg WV touts Kermott's Ext Blackberry for Cholera Morbus and summer ailments.

Queen & Crescent Meridian Shreveport Texas Southern Railway Mir. Hk Swift J.N Murdoch Parkersburg W. Va Kermott

Uncalled letters linger at Anniston post office list

A lengthy catalog details remaining uncalled letters at the Anniston post office with names grouped alphabetically under male and LADIES LIST sections. The notice notes callers should indicate the letters are advertised and includes a closing advertisement for Cascarets candy and a druggist guarantee.

Anniston

Negro Citizens Praise President at Afro-American Rally

The Afro-American Patriotic League gathered at Congregational church at Fifteenth and Mulberry streets Sunday afternoon to honor President McKinley. Speakers, hymns, and prayers framed a tribute to the late president, praising him as citizen, statesman, and Christian leader.

President McKinley God

World’s champion healer Bucklen’s Arnica Salve

Dr A Kellett of Williford Arkansas describes a railroad worker badly crushed foot who was quickly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The advertisement touts it for burns boils piles and skin eruptions with a cure guarantee at 25 cents sold by Elam Drug Co.

A. Kellett Williford, Ark Bucklen Elam Drug Co

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the Anniston Tailoring Company Noble Street Alabama Oxford Lake Gentlemen’s List A—Allen W H Arnett J W Bb—Baker Claud Benson R E Bains Toad Bonner Albert Brasseale Aibert Brown Joe L Bradfield C—Campbell Carter Wek Chatman George Chambers Judd Christopher Cosby Jim Crowder Willie D—Davis Dickerson K— Elliott F—Fox Frezier Robert Ford G—Garner Grocis Tommie H—Hancock Hilley F R Hughes Joca Iverson J—Jones Johnson L—Lawson Will Mathews Monogies R A Matthews BE A Mill Henry McConnell Parker Plaine Charlie Rains Rempson Roberson Robinson S—Sinnott Peter B—Barrett Lola C—Coe Ida D Dickson Jane G— Grant Savannah Green Mary L. M—blorgan Lizzie P— Pearson Kate Pearson Nannie O—Oltenberger R—Routap Russell Emma Scott Mary T—Treadaway Leitha W—Watters L. T. Smith, P. M C.C.C Afro-American League McKinley J. W. Carter Jas. Brown J. E. Bush J. ©. Lindsay W. 8S. Rivers J. W. Welch Jas. Harris A. J. Robinson J. B. Rivers Foley M’intyre’s Frank Mwintyre Mutual Fair Association James Crook Howard W. Sexton Geo W. Bichelberger L. FP. Greer C. Matthews Gewl Homses Clark Mi James S J. Hl. Church David Jennings J. Hlome Sam G. Wright Vine Arts H D Barr L. J. Morris W H Zinn Eer Noble State of Alabama Calhoun County Margaret Fulton J. Lawrence Fulton Evening Star Ala A. H. Suerrverp Caldwell & Johnson M.S. Phinney Noble St Anniston Water Supply Co Brokers New York Chicago New Orleans First National Bank G. B. Flint Thomas’ Drug Store West Tenth Street Anniston, Alabama
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