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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
3
Local Decatur Ala China Hall promotes DeWitt's Witch Salve for skin issues and liver pills called Little Early Risers. The ad lists hall lamps and decor, offers specials, and invites visitors while noting other small goods. Also mentions Windham & Co and local editors visiting.
Advert describes over fifteen hundred lives saved by One Minute Cough Cure from grippe croup whooping cough bronchitis pneumonia. Claims early use prevents consumption. Windham & Co.
Fragmentary note advertises stock of Queensware Glassware and goods at the China Hall in Tur Alabama. It urges buyers not to waste time or money and hints that the selection is more complete than ever.
An advertisement notes less food digests quickly and may ferment in the stomach. A teaspoonful of Dyspepsia Cure is touted to digest meals so you can eat what you like. It claims to cure the worst cases of dust and is pleasant to take for wind.
Capt Stephenson clapped hands with locals on Tuesday signaling his bid for Renee County sheriff. He vows to make Lawrence the first town to benefit from his leadership and law enforcement plan.
Troubled with rheumatism try Unberlain s Pain Balm. one application relieves pain and aids sprains. Dry bottle 25c to 150c. quick aid for cuts burns bites quinsey pains. Census Emmerson for Ilton Beat pushing work toward completion. Jesse Philips died at W. N. of appendicitis after brief illness.
An old advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Digestive Aid will relieve indigestion and cure stomach troubles by digesting food to nourish the body while worn organs rebuild. It urges readers to try the preparation as the best-known remedy for indigestion. Windham &
A nurse with the Fifth Army corps at Santiago de Cuba used a few doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to treat diarrhoea in a patient during hospital work. Windham & Co, Drug Sellers, offer the remedy.
Letter from L V Chamberlain chairman of the Executive Committee thanks editor D C White for a five dollar and seventy five cent gift and notes a cable of eighty five seventy five sent for famine relief in India. Advices from Bombay dated June thirteen report money used for orphaned children farmers clothing and village relief as rain delays aid. People can contribute at Judge Kumpe or the editor's office for forwarding.
G B Espy of Alaga Alabama says he has used Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine for many years. He claims it cures sour stomach constipation and disordered liver and notes it differs from Black Draught which caused griping and weaker effects.
Richardson’s supporters treat rivals with respect and refuse to mislead. When opponents exit the race their strength shifts to Madison’s son, noted for his eloquence and talent. The piece suggests a political shift toward a prominent family member.
Aged promotional ad urges avoiding cheap remedies for severe lung troubles. It advises warmer climate if possible, otherwise Boschee's German Syrup as the sole internationally proven cure. It heals tissues, reduces inflammation, eases expectoration, aids sleep, and claims universal pharmacy endorsement. Sold by all druggists.
A vintage patent remedy claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cure sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. It promises quick relief, states a 25 cent price, money back guarantee, and that Windham & Co. druggists sell the product.
Mrs J M Sandlin and her children start a two week trip to Russetville to visit the old folks. The town sends sympathies to two lonely gentlemen left behind, noting the absence from Mon and Fletch.
A Burgettstown liveryman recalls severe stomach pains and quick relief after using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The testimonial notes the product worked like magic, with a promise to keep it at home. Sold by Windham and Co.
Forest McNutt wed Lucy Young in Gretna Green style at the Court House in this county in front of a large crowd. Hon. d. C. Kumpe officiated. The couple’s marriage was warmly celebrated with best wishes for their future happiness.
Annie E Springer of Philadelphia praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption relief. She suffered years with a hacking cough until a trial bottle eased chest pain and restored sleep. The remedy claims benefits for throat chest or lung issues with 0.0 cents to 1.00 price and free trials at Windham & Co Drug Store.
Hon. John D. Rather of Decatur Alabama, candidate for president of the Alabama State Senate, was here last night. Col Rather is a polished gentleman and fine lawyer, son of Gen Silas P Rather of Tuscumbia Alabama, noted lawyer and statesman.
An old ad-style line urges use of Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine to awaken a dormant liver and cure permanent regularity of the bowels.
Julia Smith writes from Venaville Texas in June 1900 describing a 140-person town eight miles east of Temple along Elm Creek. She notes two churches, a small school with three rooms and teachers, widespread rain hurting crops, and a generally peaceful, white community with Bohemians and Germans nearby. She praises land, weather shifts, and plans a singing convention at the Baptist church.
A large display of embroideries and tacet items appears at F. T. Brown's in Courtland. The exhibit features handmade fabrics and intricate needlework attracting local shoppers and collectors.
Pratt City Herald jabs at anti constitutional Republicans, joking a gavel for the Philadelphia Convention could be carved from a partyman’s head, implying the founders are outdated. The remark targets E C Payne of New Decatur as part of the broader political mockery.
Health advisory notes that risks from the suspected Mataral atmosphere may be reduced by occasional use of Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine. The text emphasizes cautious self care and mentions a medical product by name.
Huntsville judge Richardson, a longtime party worker, is favored for congress in the eighth district. The Anniston Hot Blast says he is an earnest advocate and one of Alabama’s blest men, deserving congressional honors.
A historic advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a high quality system regulator to revive strength and energy. It lists Windham & Co and A. F. Redman as sellers along with several other local merchants in multiple towns.
The Falkville Chronicle notes that if ability moral character fidelity to party and knowledge of law define worthiness, then Judge William Richardson of Huntsville deserves serious consideration and recognition when voters go to the polls.
Report notes general approval of Col Sam Blackwells address delivered last week with many topics discussed beyond his prior circular. Democrats of Lawrence support Judge Richardson, not out of disloyalty to Blackwell, but belief in Jud ge Richardson's superior claims. Blackwell is a leading state Democrat with future honors anticipated.
Obituary notes the life of Belle Benson Ennis born 1861 in Calhoun County Alabama. She joined the M E Church South at age twelve, married W H Ennis in 1883, lived in Lim Rock and Hil sboro before dying suddenly of heart failure. Survived by her husband and six children. Interred at Madison with tributes from pastors and friends.
Lawrence county Alabama Republicans announce speaking tour at Hillsboro Morris Chapel Oakville Hampton Pin Hook Wren Moulton Mountain Spring Landersville Kinbeck Mt Hope Lick School House Woll Spring Mountain Home Hatton Loosier Town Creek Red Bank Courtland and other venues from July 8 to August 4 1900. All opposition invited to attend and participate. L D Campbell Chairman Republican County Ex Committee.
County Court convenes the 3rd Monday in July with Hon J Kumpe presiding. Juries include J Templeton W Gray John Cross W A Norton J I Cleere W I Nesmith Rush Stockton J F Armstrong S M Darnell J M Pittniva George Moats A B Landers J J Sullivan W W Windham J D Smith J F Hodges J Nesmith S C Miller W W Nesmith John Sullivan G W Waite W D Bynum Jake Alexander.
The June term presided by Judge Kumpe heard Syd Stover plead guilty to carrying a concealed pistol and he was sentenced to 169 days. Sheriff Roberson transported him to the coal pit on Tuesday.
G S offers men’s hats ladies hats and children’s hats at F T Browns in Courtland featuring a wide selection of headwear for every shopper.
The Roll of Honor lists subscribers who settled accounts with the Advertiser. Names include B A Casteel paid to April 1901 1, Buck Montgomery paid to December 1900 50 cents, Jake Alexander paid to 1900 81, A J Montgomery paid to 1901 50 cents, Miss Mary De graffenrid paid to 1901 5 cents, R H Nesmith paid to April 1901 1, T J Bureh paid to 1901 50 cents, M B Graham paid to June 1900 25 cents.
Frank Cowan, census enumerator for the Oakville south half, completed his duties and sent the report to Supervisor Simmons on a Tuesday. Cowan is described as a bustler and the documents are expected to be in order.
A historic notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for burns cuts scalds boils sores and skin eruptions. It claims fast pain relief and healing and advertises a 25 cent price with Windham & Co., Druggists as sellers.
Our friend Tollie Hodges sends thanks for a sack of mice peaches described as ripe sweet and juicy.
Jim Doss of Shawnee writes to the editor expressing contentment and sending love. He notes he has become hungry for Alabama honey and has ordered 50 pounds for delivery.
Pitt News notes numerous refreshing showers drown Cottonville Blooms. Merchants and P M J A Walker offer hackers medicines. Hall of Huntsville visited with Photos and prospecting. A saw mill at Chylebeate Springs soon ready. D C Walker studies medical texts for heart trouble. Prof A G Spinks elected President of North Ala Vollegate Institute at Trinity. Support for Bryan for President Sanford for Governor Brown for Congressman PUER
Acknowledgment from the Communities of 100 New York City notes relief for Indian famine sufferers sent by Moulton citizens. Marriage notice: Henry McKay to Eilen Simith-all of Lawrence County on the 7th by John Bracken Esqr. Local notes report Miss Anna Irwin and Lassie Roberts returning home after visiting Russelville. Obituary: Mrs Mat Lyon dies in Tuscumbia, widow of Elder Mat Lyon.
The Cullman Tribune congratulates editor Jourd White of Edwardsville Standard on his marriage to his companion aboard life. A lighthearted note from Montgomery Journal praises his Alabama press humor and simplicity. Huntsville visitor Mr Didlake, son of Mrs Anna Buies, spent time with his mother last week in town.
Advertising rates listed at $1.00 per inch for first insertion and 40 cents for each subsequent insertion for under three months. Three six and twelve month terms available on application. Obituaries and Tributes at 10 cents per line. Local items business notices and notices praising individuals for office at 10 cents per line. State and District candidates 10 dollars. County offices 85 cents. Payments due after first insertion. Personal communications may be charged at double rates.
Chancellor W H Simpson Circuit Judge H C Speake Judge of Probate J C Kumpe Solicitors R H Lowe Circuit Clerk A J Crosthwait register in Chancery D C Goodlett Walter Roberson Tax Collector J W Jeffreys Tax Assessor W W Simmons Treasurer Jack Jeffreys Sup t of Education C B Roberson County Surveyor W E Hotchkiss County Surveyor B D Lester Crow Ala County Court Judge J C Kumpe County Solicitor D C Almon Members of Board of Revenue R B Porter J K Swoopn A J Winchant G W Jackson
Circuit Court starts the first Monday in March and September with two week terms. Chancery Court begins on the fourth Monday in February and August. County Court meets on the third Monday each month. Probate Court sits on the second Monday each month. Board of Revenue meets on the second Mondays in February May August and November.
Baptist preaching every fourth Sunday morning and night led by A. W. Briscoe. Sunday School each Sunday at 9 with I. J. Ainsworth as superintendent. Methodist services twice monthly on first and third Sundays led by Rev G. L. Crow with D. C. Goodlett as superintendent. Christian Sunday School each Lord's Day morning at 9 under W. W. Alexander.
Regular communications of Moulton Lodge No 6 A F and A M meet on the 4th Saturday each month at 2 p.m. Worshipful Master H G Alnion presides with Noble Grand Delashaw guiding the session.
Courtland Chapter No 25 Royal Arch Masons holds regular meetings on the 3rd Tuesday each month. R. H. Porter serves as High Priest, W. Simmons is secretary.
Arria Lodge No. 110, Knights of Pythias, meets at Castle Hall in Moulton each Friday at 8 o clock. Walter Stephenson is C C and J M Sandlin K of Ryand 8S.
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