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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented ad from Decatur Alabama touts Little Early Risers pills for liver, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin ailments, and lamp offers at Jina Hall. It mentions local figures like L Sparkman and notes a funeral in Decatur. The text pushes visiting China Hall for novelties and bargains, with various prices and product lines.
Windham & Co advertise One Minute Gough Cure as saving many cases of grippe croup whooping cough bronchitis pneumonia and preventing consumption with early use. They tout a harmless quick relief for coughs colds and lung troubles endorsed by families and mothers. A side note credits C H Aday for a large turnip grown in a local garden.
An old column notes indigestion sufferers should use a preparation to aid digestion and nourishment. It mentions Windham & Co as a retailer and references medical context with a July sermon by T. B. Potter and nurses in the Fifth Army hospital at Santiago de Cuba.
Mr DC Goodlett is erecting a large and beautiful barn, with plans noted for substantial structure and evident craftsmanship. The project appears in progress at the property site, signaling a significant build underway.
At the last regular communication of Moulton Lodge No. 6 AFB&AM officers were elected for the current masonicty N C Delaskan WM H G Almon 8W A L Windham JW E McDonald Treasurer J A Stewart Secretary J A Walker SD JB Brewer JD L A Stewart S& SA Stewart JS G L Crow Chaplain JN Aldridge Tiler Nominated by vote and ready to serve the lodge.
G B Espy of Alaga writes that Dr M Simmons Liver Medicine cured sour stomach constipation and disordered liver for years. He notes it differs from Black Draught which griped and lacks the same effect, praising its mild cleansing action on stomach and bowels.
County Registrar E C McDonald appoints registrars for beats Hillsboro D W Irwin Courtland E C Campbell Town Creek and Loosier G T Craig Red Bank N B Lemay Mountain Home and Whittler A C Walker Wolf Spring and Lick School House H G Goodlett Mr Hope and Kinlock Arthur Russell Moulton and Landereville N G C Delashaw Pin Oak and Mountain Spring J L Aldridge Oakville and Center School House W Q Watson Morris Chapel D C Walker Registrars to visit Probate office at once for blanks.
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as the sole remedy for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims the syrup heals tissues, destroys germs, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures rest, urging readers to try an Nx bottle via druggists.
The article laments a war incident in which Judge Richardson is praised as the hero. His body is described as punctured by bullet holes from defending the Confederate flag, and the judge is said to bear a worse leg than Jesse Brown or other Confederate veterans.
Grand, painful eruptions rob joy. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims to cure skin eruptions as well as running sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, corns, warts, cuts and burns. It promises to drive out pains, with a 28 cent price and a cure guaranteed, sold by Windham & Co., druggists.
The report notes severe fighting ongoing almost daily in the Philippine Islands and in South Africa and questions when war and bloodshed will end, reflecting public concern over global conflicts.
A Pa. liveryman recites severe stomach pains and says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him after one dose. He asserts he would not endure the suffering again for fifty times its price and notes Windham & Co. sell the remedy.
In a sweeping inflammatory note the piece claims China has declared war on the world and predicts rapid global turmoil. It warns that partitioning the Celestial Empire will start soon, with the United States expected to gain a share in the ensuing chaos.
A Philadelphia woman at 1125 Howard Street reports Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption fully cured her long hack ing cough. She praises the remedy for removing chest pains and restoring sleep, urging others with throat chest or lung troubles to try it. Windham & Co offers 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a free trial.
The Weekly American of Nashville offers a one cent subscription through October 5 1900 plus a chance to win 240 dollars in cash for guessing the grain count on a car of white Indian corn. Contest ends August 4 with sealed ear at American National Bank. Club offers yield additional prizes and 30 guesses per club raiser.
A large exhibition of fine embroideries and laces draws visitors to F. T. Brown’s shop in Courtland. The display showcases intricate handiwork and local textile talent, inviting buyers and collectors to view and purchase.
Rainy weather and muddy roads frame a slice of life in Pitt as despondent farmer conditions mix with talk of weddings and crop prospects. Mr and Mrs Henry McKay completed their bridal tour last week while Prof Clarence Gillespie considers remodeling his canning factory plans. Col A E K Ashford of Courtland visited on important business and Rev T B Parker of Cluttsville visits his son George.
E C Payne of New Decatur is listed as selling lumber. The Vaughan wing of the Republican party in Alabama, seated by Philadelphia delegates, withdraws the Bingham ticket led by Charlie Lane. Government patronage will be dispensed from Town Creek. A satirical remark on Jim’s faded plumage appears.
A fragment suggests a claim that malarial danger can be averted by taking Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine. The text lacks clear details on usage, efficacy, or authorities. It reflects an old medical advertisement style with promoted treatment.
A severe Southern Railway wreck near MacDonough Georgia on Saturday left all train hands dead and all but seven passengers perished. Full particulars are awaited with great anxiety.
A vintage advertisement extols Prickly Ash Bitters as a powerful system regulator for reviving strength and work capacity. It lists Windham & Co and multiple partners in towns Maniton Courtland Houston and Concord as sellers.
University of Alabama advertisement for Tuscaloosa County location highlights fine equipment, able faculty, flexible courses, healthful locality, beautiful site, low expenses. Fall term opens September 19, 1900. Send for catalogue. JAS. K. Powers, president.
The piece recounts a Civil War era escape and a dramatic rescue near Marfressborough. Wm Ermosa and a companion fled Federal lines, were recaptured, condemned by drumhead court martial, and jailed. Forrest’s forces stormed the city, saving about 1300 Yankee prisoners, including Captain R Richardson, from execution as a spy.
Virgil Boulding an attorney asserts at a Madison county 1896 convention vice to nominate Mr Brown by joining Judge Richardson followers. Kenry Skeggs of Decatur recalls discussions with Jackson county delegates and denies treachery while praising Wheeler and Richardson dynamics.
Local shop F T Brown's advertises men's hats ladies hats chi deens hats and all kinds of hats for sale at Courtianad shopfront attracting varied hat buyers with wide selection and affordable prices.
For sale by Windham & Co Mauison George W Jackson Mt. Hope A F Rehman Courtland and Trouston Bros Town Creek Speqal Agents offer prickly ash sitters for kidney disease stomach trouble indigestion liver disorder or constipation.
Republican County Ex Committee chairman L Db Campbell invites all voters to meet candidates at listed towns from July 9 to August 4. Each event specifies time and place with invitations extended to opposition candidates to share time. Every gathering emphasizes public attendance and orderly discourse.
Mr. H. B. Irwin and his wife traveled to Russellville on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. McGregor’s son was reported very sick, but Irwin stated the illness was not dangerous and the child was rapidly improving.
Mrs Josie Harrison of Birmingham, visiting Mrs DC White here, departed today for home via Huntsville Alabama.
Shackelford retires from the North Alabama Institute at Trinity. A G Spinks is elected president, described as fully suited for the post. The paper predicts strong growth and prosperity under his leadership.
The notice states Dr. John Hodges of Danyilie is in very health decline with recovery hoped for. The brief implies concern for his ear health and wishes him well.
Bismark’s iron nerve credited to splendid health and will power. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to improve stomach liver kidney and bones, claiming they unlock brain and body power. Available at Windham Co’s drug store for 25 cents.
Mrs S M Lyon died at the residence of Judge W P Chitwood in Tuscumbia Alabama on the 16th, in her 73rd year. She was a devout Christian, descended from Baptist minister Rev Lee Compere, and widow of Rev Mathew Lyor. Her daughter Mrs Chitwood predeceased her, and she bore losses with Christian fortitude. Funeral services were led by Rev Hendon and interment followed at Oak Wood cemetery.
The Hot Blast reports W S Taylor the former Kentucky governor would not return to stand trial for being in the Goebel assassination conspiracy. Republicans favor staying away from the race unless tried and acquitted. He remains a refugee in Indiana where surrender is unlikely, and belief grows he would be convicted if tried.
The greatest convention in the South, the National Educational Association, gathers in Charleston, South Carolina, from July 7 to 13. The council meets July 7, with the general association opening July 13. Half fare is offered for teachers and friends, with Birmingham at 16.60 and Mobile at 21.40 including the membership fee. Return tickets good through September 1, and a half rate trip to Washington, New York, and eastern points is possible on deposit in Charleston. For more details contact Dr J H Phillips, MC Wilson, Jk Powers University, JJ terby, and E M Shackelford, among others.
Tur sells fumber and Dr Greer, a physician of reputation, plans to locate at Landersville to practice. Col Laws visited the lower valley last week. Col Sherrod of the Courtland Enterprise passed through Moulton. The State University is advertised in another color. Half a dozen young men may matriculate this preset school. Prof Ainsworth left for Birmingham for the State Educational Association.
A Dribok. Of good Coffee, now and then, is relished by the best of men. It smooths the wrinkles out of care and makes the high look like one pair. Arbuckle's best coffee is sold by Windham & Co for you.
Cora reports a 15 cent rise per bushel at Decatur while Moulton continues to sell at 75 cents. The market shows slight regional price variation with Decatur posting the higher figure.
Notice from W W Tucker invites all to attend the Lawrence County Singing Convention in Pitt Alabama with Harmony Class, convening on the Saturday before the second Sunday in July. Public participation in singing God’s praise requested, date June 27 1900.
Mr. Dave Gregory of Morgen County was killed by lightning while resting in his home. The incident occurred Tuesday as a quote from a religious reflection is noted. Separate items mention merchant Prant Goodlett spending two days early in December mixing business with pleasure, Oscar Chenault visiting Russellville last week, and the Len Tick Oroerer returning to witness the next President’s nomination.
Local brief notes that £. C. Payne introduces a new deca tier in school offerings, drawing attention from residents and prompting questions about pricing, access, and impact on existing programs. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
The Advertiser lists advertising rates at 50 cents for each subsequent insertion after 00 per med ium, with different terms for three twelve month periods. Obituaries and tributes cost 10 cents a line, local items and business notes 10 cents a line, and notices for political candidates vary by office. Accounts due after first insertion, with double rates for personal communications when admissible.
The list names county officers and board members including Circuit Judge BK. C. Speake, Probate Judge . C. Kumpe, Solicitor R. H W. wowe, Circuit Clerk A. d. Crosthwait, Sheriff Vealter Roberson, Tax Collector . W. Jeffreya, Tax Assessor WY. W. Simmons, Education Chief C. B. Roberson, County Surveyor WW. BE. Hotchkiss, County Solicitor YY Almon, and Board of Revenue members R. B. Porter, J. Swoupen, A. J. Wincham, and G. W. Jueson.
Circuit Court convenes on the first Monday in March and September with two week terms. Chancery Court sits on the fourth Monday in February and August. County Court meets on the third Monday each month. Probate Court sits on the second Monday. Board of Revenue meets on the second Mondays in February May August and November.
WUC Di rok Baptist holds preaching every fourth Sunday both morning and night led by A W Eviscoe with Sunday School each Sunday at 9. T J Ainsworth leads Methodist sessions with preaching on first and third Sundays and a Sunday School at 9. Rev G L Crow speaks and D Toadlett presides. Christian Sunday School meets each Lord's Day at 9 led by W W Alexander.
Masgnic Regular communications of Moulton Lodge No. 5 A F A M on the 4th Saturday each month at 2 p.m. N G Pelashaey W M H Gscfion facilitate.
Courtland Chapter No 25 Royal Arch Masons announce regular meetings on the third Tuesday each month. High Priest K D Poreceea and W T Simons preside with standard rites and notices to members.
Fragmented OCR notice announces a Knights of something gathering at a hall in Realien on Friday evening at eight o'clock. The text is garbled but shows a local meeting or event with a schedule or attendance request.
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