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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
5
Seventeen cases were disposed of in police court this morning with fines totaling 115.60 dollars. Three cases were dismissed and three continued. Additional notices cover local advertising and events in Anniston including sermons and a sewing machine giveaway.
Since last Monday afternoon adjourned at noon today until next Monday when they resume business. Marsh sells patent medicines and a water proof school bag with each 10 cent tablet at South Noble street. The infant of Mr and Mrs Wright died yesterday and was buried in Edgemont cemetery with sympathy from many friends. W L Jones urges Cotton Growers delegation to join Judge Crook at Montgomery meeting next Tuesday. Miss Minnie Kennedy to conduct three International Sunday School Workers meetings in city and Piedmont next week with services at West Aniston Oxanna Glen Addie churches.
The dealer claims superior goods and prices with courteous prompt service and invites patronage from customers.
Monday to Jacksonville, Tuesday and Wednesday in Oxford holding services in churches. The meeting of Sunday school workers at First Methodist church planned movement. Includes medicinal ads for kidney remedy and Dr. Marsh wine. Mayor Kilby honors Mr Bryan with souvenir spoon at Union station event in Anniston.
Two similar mishaps reported yesterday. Mrs Vester Reaves fell on front steps at her Boyer Hill home suffering facial cuts and body bruises. Billy Hughes of the Southern Express Company was thrown from a wagon at Tenth and Noble Street when wagon wheels hit street car tracks, injuring him but he improves today and hopes to resume work soon.
Two 9room buildings formerly occupied by Muscadine Mining Co at Muscadine Alabama available for quick removal and rebuilding. sale offered at a great bargain to the right party with liberal terms. buildings visible on premises of Muscadine Mining Co Iron City Alabama. contact Ross Blackmon Anniston Alabama or E. D. Newman Iron City Alabama.
In Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama special term on September 18 1906 James T Murphy guardian of Katie Street Tarbell filed his account for final settlement. October 15 1906 set for exam and approval with notice by publication for three weeks in a county newspaper inviting all interested to appear and contest. Judge Emmet F Crook sets date and directs publication.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is so agreeable and so natural you can hardly realize that it is produced by a medicine. These tablets also cure indigestion and biliousness. Price 25 cents. Samples free at J. L. Wikle's drug store.
A new business venture runs under the leadership of Mr Bob Seals offering meats and groceries. It promises the only choice meats and aims to supply all customer wants in the grocery and meat lines.
K E R Mulford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania reports a distressing case of piles cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product heals burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum and is sold for 25 cents at West End Drug Co Elam Ordway and Houser.
In Gadsden on September 22 the case of R A Mitchell against the city was submitted to Chancellor Whiteside with a decision expected in about 30 days. The long running dispute concerns the legality of a waterworks contract granted by a prior city administration and Mitchell has appealed to the supreme court multiple times. City attorneys are drafting an answer to Mitchell’s bill to be filed with the chancellor soon.
The remedy claims to aid nature during a cold by soothing the cough, easing the lungs, aiding expectoration, and opening secretions to restore health. It cites thousands of testimonials and notes pneumonia counteraction as a benefit. Sold by J. Ly Wikle at 25 cents, 50 cents for large size.
A note invites consultation with W. T. Owen, Real Estate and Sales Agent, at 1202 Noble Street for any business venture or office space needs on Noble Street.
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