What John L would do with him
Boston mass sept 23 pat czsigoaz in a cage for fone hyenas to chew at their leisure is the method by which jonu lawrence sullivan would punish the man who killed president mckinley the reporer then changed the subject and asked john l what he thought of president roosevelt roosevelt will make a good president he is a man of his own convictions will listen to reason has a whole lot of push as well as a whole lot of horse sense flo was educated in harvard college and should have some brains there is no question about him making a good president the times will be good and he will carry out mr kimleys plans the electric chair is too quick a death for that man the law ought to be changed so that he should be given a shock every minute for several hours until death or else throw life into the cage as li paid chas replogle of atwater oh was unable to work on account of kidney trouble after using foley s kidney cure four days he was cured melireath deny co fo ynie gay cold cure for cells and sore throat use keemore s chocolates laxative geining ly take ae canis and quickly cure
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Boston
Mass
Pat Czsigoaz
Jonu Lawrence Sullivan
McKinley
John L
Roosevelt
Flo
Harvard
Kimley
Czolgosz
Bullivan
Model Laundry Washes With Clear Water Soap Advise
Clear water and good soap are two principles used by The Model Laundry, located at 12th and Noble, guiding their clothing washing methods.
Local Notables Visit Anniston and Nearby Towns
Hon John Knox and Mrs Yates traveled to Atlanta this morning while Arthur Yates and B B Nuanelley of Middleton also appeared there. Jourd White of Edwardsville visits Anniston. attorney Jon J Arnold of Jacksonville and Jos B K Johnston of Birmingham are seen in the city. W P Collins on grand jury spent Sunday at home in Beat 18. T J Langley returns from Greensboro visiting his daughter Joans F Fonville. The Langleys enjoyed a long awaited Greensboro trip after thirty five years. Banner Salve advertised as a universal cure in McElreath Drag Co circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Collins
T. J. Langley
Joans F. Fonville
Greensboro
Parlor Observation and Cafe Dining Cars Connect Memphis to Atlanta
Elegant parlor observation and cafe dining cars in service between Memphis and Atlanta via Birmingham and Southern Railway No. 36, departing Memphis 8 15 p m and arriving Atlanta 10 15 p m, with return via No 35 to Memphis. Through service supplements Pullman sleepers between Atlanta and Memphis, leaving Memphis 9 10 p m and arriving Atlanta 11 30 a m. Also notes improved collar and cuff laundering at the Model Laundry.
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Memphis
Teon
Atlanta
Tenn
Increased Passenger Service on the Choctaw Route
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas. Double daily service to India and Oklahoma Territories with connections to Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West King William Scotch also Cas eaade Lincoln at Levi's.
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Memphis
Hot Springs Ark
India
Oklahoma Territories
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Past Time to Texas Fast Train Inauguration
The Queen and Crescent System south of Meridian opened October 28 a rapid Meridian to Shreveport timetable with connections to Texas lines, cutting travel time to Texas by 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway fast No. 37 links the service, and ticket agents can provide details for travelers.
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Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Cascarets Candy Cathartic's Rise in Popularity
In 1895 none and by 1900 six million boxes were sold signaling Cascarets Candy Cathartic’s quick rise. The slogan proclaims this the best medicine for the bowels and urges purchase at all druggists with a price of ro c.
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Roc
Administratrix Sells Estate Property in Anniston Auction
Under order of Judge Emmett F. Crook, M. L. Sawyer as administratrix will auction the estate of S. D. Sawyer, deceased, at public sale for cash. Location includes parts of SW of SW in Township 16S 8E, Lot 1 Block 190 on Glen Addie, and Lot 12 Block 262 on Gurnee street in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama. Sale set for Oct 7, 1901 at 12 noon in front of the Probate Judge's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett F. Crook
Calhoun County
M. L. Sawyer
D. Sawyer
Ala
Township
Glen Addie Street
Fourth Street
Gurnee Street
Anniston
S. D. Sawyer
Notice of Letters of Administration for Mary McDaniel
Letters of administration upon the estate of Mary McDaniel, deceased, granted September 16, 1901 by EK F Crook, Judge of Probate. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legally required time or be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McDaniel
EK. F. Crook
Rail line sells Buffalo return tickets at reduced rates
Pan-American Exposition Buffalo advertisement notes Southern Railway on sale tickets to Buffalo and return at greatly reduced rates. For particulars write E. Jackson Birmingham Alabama or C. A. Benscorger Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Buffalo
E. Jackson
Birmingham
Ala
C. A. Benscorger
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Chas, Replogle
Atwater, O
Foley
Melireath
Keemore's
Gilmore
Isaac B. Gilmore
Constantine
West Tenth Street
B. L. Paul
Noble Street
Hose
John &. Knox
Arthur Yates
B. B. Nuanelley, Jre
Middleton
City
Moster Jourd White
Edwardsville
Anninton
Jon, J. Arnold
Jacksonville
J. Porter
Jos. BK. Johnston
Annistonian
McElreath Drag Co
King William Scotch
Caseaade Lincoln
Levi's
Moore
Job Office
T. A. Moore
Dowe Candy Kitchen
Douglass
Ullman Bros
Sterling , CO
Ture
Kermott's
Eure Cod
C.C. C
Ull
Alabama
City Court of Anniston
Mary Lou Phinizy
C. G. Schonherr
Aniston Evening Star
C. G
Conherr
A. H. SuHepprerp
New Orleans
Cater Grocery Company
H. Fredrickson
Anniston Evening Star
A. H. Sheprerp
J. I. Vincent
A. N. McLeod
State OF
G. Larmer
S. G. Larmer
A. H. Sueprerp
Kennott’s Chocolates
Buffalo, N. Y
Noble Institute
R W. Barnwell
Episcopal
Elinor Otey Anderson
E.C. AusTin
Coroth and Noble
State of Alabama
Annie King
Devree
Cobama
A. H. Sserrerp
C.C.C
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