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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
3
Decatur residents were urged to visit China Hall for a wide array of novelties and lamps with special prices. The ad touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles, wounds, and skin diseases, and Little Early Risers liver pills. Windham & Co promote Hall specials while mentioning Masterson’s local visit.
Howard Irwin and his son Edward plan a move to Decatur Road in Decatur seeking a pleasant and lucrative position they feel they deserve.
A brief ad notes low prices on kitchenware including plates and cups at 30 cents per set, a white bowl for 65 cents, a glass lamp with chimney and burner at 20 cents, and knives or forks at 48 cents. The notice upholds not visiting the China Hall to learn more.
Reports claim over fifteen hundred lives saved by the One Minute Cough Cure from Windham and Co. The product is advertised as effective against grippe croup whooping cough bronchitis and pneumonia with early use preventing pre consumption.
Seldom better stocks of Queensware Glassware and Fancy Goods are on display at the China Hall in Tur Alabama Prospective buyers are urged to visit promptly to avoid losses of time and money due to limited selections and nearby competition.
An old notice highlights Dyspepsia Cure claiming quick digestion and appetite reversal, plus Wind and Rheumatism relief with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It promises low cost, quick action on cuts burns sprains and lung issues, and endorses One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and colds.
Bettie Irwin, a noted young lady, will travel through several Texas cities this week visiting relatives and friends. The extended absence prompts well wishes for a safe, speedy return home.
An advertisement notes indigestion sufferers are half starved and need wholesome food. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Digests what you eat to nourish the body while the stomach heals, urging readers to try it and promising benefit. Windham &
Town reports say Tom Seamxns attempted to reach Decatur last Saturday as a nurse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps in Santiago de Cuba used Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera Remedy for diarrhoea. The medicine reportedly worked. Windham & Co. advertise the remedy. Public School teachers faced CRomination tests here last Monday.
The New York World notes rising government running expenses under McKinley, contrasting with Harrison and Cleveland. Ordinary annual outlays climbed from about 361.29 million to 514.48 million, an increase near 154 million per year, with war spending adding 200 million debt since McKinley’s inauguration. It predicts a Democrat victory next.
The World promises comprehensive global news and impartial political coverage. A special offer pairs Thrice-a-Week World with The Moulton Advertiser for one year at a discounted rate of 1.65, saving compared with the usual 2.00 combined price.
Mr Lute Sanderson of Town Creek married Miss Jessie Sullivan of Town Creek in Pulaski Tent on the 29th. It was a runaway match, Sanderson is with Sanderson & Brox at Town Creek and Jessie is daughter of Richard Sullivan, half sister to J M Smith a Democratic sheriff candidate. Cushioned carried to Homer Luis chair amid possessions. witnesses say Lute was excited. May they live long and prosper.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as the sole remedy proven effective for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims the product heals inflamed tissues, destroys germ disease, eases expectoration, and ensures rest, urging readers to try one bottle sold by druggists.
A Civil War ball struck G. B. Steadman in Newark Michigan causing lasting ulcers for 20 years. Bunklen's Arica Salve cured him with claims it heals cats, bruises, burns, boils, felons, corns, skin eruptions. Sold by Windham & Co. Druggists at 95 cents a box with guarantee.
Prof. F. M. Grace, a well known Alabamian, has been elected to the Chair of Mathematics in the faculty of the North Alabama Conference College at Birmingham. He is father of Mrs Anna Burges of this city. We congratulate the school and Bro. Grace, and wish both unbounded success.
A Burgettstown liveryman, G. J. Wilson, describes severe stomach pains and weakness after waking, saying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him after one dose. The ad notes Windham & Co. in Washington County as the selling druggists.
A Morning Star opinion piece argues the wife wields great moral influence at home. It states a serene, economical, devoted wife brings wisdom and strength to a man, while poor conduct breeds despair and weakened resolve.
The Dr King's Mety Discovery for Consumption promises free trial bottles via Windham & Co. with over ten million trials given away. The ad asserts cures for asthma bronchitis hoarseness and all throat chest and lung diseases and guarantees refunds on regular bottles priced 60 cents to $1.
In Fredericksburg Gen. Sickles told President McKinley that Boers deserve independence honor. He warned of British aims and implied U S intervention may come to save republics. The piece argues McKinley will likely side with England, while France and Russia could back the republics. N Y World commentary notes political tension and hypocrisy.
A health note urges avoiding malarial atmosphere by occasional use of Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine. It cites the remedy to counter lingering air-borne illness and promotes cautious self care with an old patent medicine.
In Washington NC Rev Calvin S Blackwell told the First Baptist congregation that newspapers are a school of unselfishness and a free service to the community. He called printing offices schools for bright minds and warned that without papers Wilmington would seem dark to outsiders.
A historical ad promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a remedy for sluggish bile and hot weather discomfort. Claims include increased strength vigor appetite and cheerful spirits. Sold by Windham & Co Monton A F Redman & Co Courtland Houston Bros Lawn Creek Geo W Jackson Mt Hope F J Smith Concord.
In a sharp rebuke the Hot Blast notes the United States presses Saudi Arabia for a debt of 96000 dollars while admitting the U S treasury contains millions owed to its own people, which have not been recovered despite strenuous efforts.
G B Espy of Alaga Alabama reports long use of Pr M Simmons Liver Medicine for sour stomach constipation and liver disorder. He claims it differs from Black Draught by being milder and more cleansing to stomach and bowels.
Prof. Ainsworth and two assistants Miss Taylor and Miss Hobson earned trustees and patrons praise for ten months of faithful service at the High School. The term closed with public approval and best wishes from pupils. Prof Ainsworth and Miss Taylor will remain. Miss Hobson goes to Chicago for musical studies. Well done, good and faithful servants.
An experienced tooth extractor with over three years in practice operates at Noah Dilbeck's on the old Masterson place near Landersville. Price per tooth is 50 cents or three for $1.
The letter lauds Andrew Montgomery as sending the fittest wheat in years with large heads and good grain size. It notes a promising wheat growing region and suggests a mill could boost farming profits, asking why Montgomery cannot build the mill.
An advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a tonic to drive dulilious feeling strengthen appetite and increase body capacity for work. Sold by Windham & Co Moulton A F Redman & Co Courtland Houston Bros Town Creek and Geo W Jackson.
Miss Myrtie Gorman who had been a guest of Col and Mrs J L Abercrombie in our town returned to her home last Sunday after several days of visiting the area.
Qur handsome sheriff Walter Robertson made a business visit to Birmingham on Saturday last, meeting local officials and discussing regional law enforcement matters.
The water courses were swollen and out of banks on Saturday, higher than ever seen. Much fencing was washed away and several crops of cats destroyed.
During the present rainy season several county bridges were washed from their foundations. Local authorities report multiple spans rendered unsafe and awaiting repair crews supervision, with road detours imposed for nearby communities.
A brief ad-like notice promoting Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine as a remedy to arouse dormant liver function and cure permanent bowel regularity. It presents a health claim without medical evidence and targets readers seeking digestive relief.
The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben contrasting duty and pleasure, noting the duty voice cannot whisper while the pleasure voice grabs attention with a megaphone. The aphorism critiques moral urging versus indulgence.
The board of Examiners of Confederate pensioners, Messrs. Gibson and Delashaw, commenced their labors last Monday.
Vera Shoemaker was out last Monday after a week of illness. He returns to New Decatur this week.
E. O. Payne sells lumber at New Decatur. Col. Geo T McGregor of Russellville visited wife and baby here last weekend. Rev J W Gorman returned from Arkansas pleased with the West. Great rainstorm hit the area Saturday with hours of downpour. Church services were canceled Sunday due to the weather. The speaker joked that if the devil suspended business during showers, Christianity would lag further behind after rain.
W B Milwee paid Decatur a business visit last week while Col W T Lowe and his lady and Miss Bettie Irwin spent last Thursday in Hillsboro, showing regional social activity with multiple notable locals.
Mrs Smith of Tuscumbia visits her daughter Mrs W B Milwee, staying with family during the visit.
Mr. Meade of the Cary Sale Company in Buffalo N Y spent a day in Mouton last week, described as an interesting gentleman during his visit.
Mrs Anna Burges provides a detailed account of last week’s high school commencement exercises for the Courtland Enterprise. Her graceful writing suggests she could contribute to any thriving daily publication.
The death of Gladys McDaniel, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. T. McDaniel of Athens, was reported with condolences to the bereaved parents.
In the Houtsville Tribune a reader notes a sight of a woman posing as genteel while strolling and chewing gum. The scene evokes a pervasive weariness with coarse manners and public behavior.
The couple will be united in wedlock at the bride's home on Sunday morning at eight o clock with Rev G L Crow officiating The Advertiser office and numerous friends extend congratulations and best wishes ahead of the ceremony.
George I Seay plans a short visit to Moulton with the latest scientific instruments for testing eyes and fitting spectacles. He invites locals to inspect the devices at W D Irwin's Store and to have eyes fitted to relieve headaches from strain or defective vision.
Deeply mourned wife of railroad agent Ennis, Mrs W H Ennis passes peacefully in Hillsboro after a brief illness. Described as estimable, loved and respected by all, with faith in the Lion of the Tribe of Judah. Family comfort urged.
A July 4 picnic at the grove near Dr W Crow's in Red Hill invites all to attend and bring a full basket. Sperches from worthy candidates are expected along with music and crochet for diversion.
A sale notice for a wide range of hats including men s ladies and children hats advertised by F T Browns in Courtland. The item presents as an advertisement promoting variety and availability at the store location.
Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills as a busy mighty health booster. Claims sugar coated globules convert weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. Promises mental power and improved health. Priced at 25 cents per box, sold by Windiam & Co druggists.
The community mourns Mrs Henry Aimon who passed away at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning after a three month battle with illness. Her husband and motherless children survive, and prayers are offered for comfort and blessings on the family.
A large display of embroidery and lace items drew attention at F T Brown's in Courtland. Shoppers viewed wide varieties as part of a local sales event ongoing this week.
Mr. Robert Facan of near Pitt lost his house and contents to a fire on Monday. His friends were out Tuesday soliciting aid for the afflicted family.
In the Fourth District Chancery of Alabama the case of James C. Christensen trustee vs Sam Houston Key and others names many defendants residents or believed residents of Kentucky Mississippi Florida Georgia Texas Tennessee and others with unknown addresses. Publication in the Moulton Advertiser weekly for four consecutive weeks is ordered to require filings by July 1900 or default.
Rates of advertising listed with first insertion at 91.09 and subsequent insertions at 40 cents. Three, six and twelve month rates available on application. Obituaries and tributes priced per line. Notices for local entities, business notices and candidate communications charged. Advertising discounts apply after first insertion. Personal communications may be charged at double rates.
Chancellor W Ef Simpson Circuit Judge Il C Speake Probate Judge J C Kumpe Solicitor R A Lowa Circuit Clerk A J Crosthwaitt Register in Chancery D C Goodlett Sheriff Walter Roberson Tax Collector J W Jeffreys Tax Assessor W W Simmons Treasurer Jack Jeffreys Superintendent of Education C B Roberson County Surveyor W K Hotchkiss County Surveyor B D Lester Crow Ald County Court Judge C Kamps County Solicitors D C Ahmon Board of Revenue R Porter J Swoope A J Wincond G W Dich
Court calendar notes that Circuit Court convenes first Monday in March and September for two weeks, Chancery Court meets on the fourth Monday in February, County Court on the third Monday in May, Probate Court on the second Monday each month, Board of Revenue on the second Mondays in February May August and November.
Baptist church preaches every fourth Sunday with A W Briscoe as pastor and Sunday School at 9 each Sunday led by T J Ainsworth. Methodist holds services first and third Sundays, with Rev L Crow as pastor and Sunday School each Sunday morning. Christian Sunday School led by W W Alexander.
Regular communications of Mouitos Lodge No 6 A F and A M are scheduled for the tth Saturday in exchment at 2 p m. N G Pelasian W M H G Atmon Se mention is made of officers and meeting details in the ritual context of the lodge proceedings.
Courtland Chapter No 25 Royal Arch Masons holds meetings on Tuesday and every morning. R B Porter serves as High Priest and W T Simmons as Secretary.
Arria Lodge No 110 Knights of Pythias holds weekly Friday meetings at Castle Hall Moulton with Walter Stephenson as C C M and Candiin as K of R and guard.
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