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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1899
Page
8
Sale notice at Baily and Smiths Real Estate Offices No 105 West Third Street Sedalia Missouri agent A M Hager offers property for purchase.
The notice lists survivors Mrs O Donnell and six children Miss Mary O Donnell Sedalia Frank and Alexander O Donnell Kansas City C V O Donnell New York City Mrs James Hogan Ogden Utah and Mr O Donnell New York who telegraphed starting for Sedalia. A 2 month old child of James Thomas on Gorrell farm north of Dresden died of neumonia burial at Dresden. Mrs M Cullinan left for Rock Island to see dying sister Mrs Sexton. Adam Simon seven miles south of Sedalia lost his seven year old son to spinal disease.
Eleven offenders, varied ages and colors, plead guilty in police court. L J Lowjers was fined for disturbing his sick wife and drunken behavior. Watermelons were stolen from a Missouri Pacific car with six defendants fined ten dollars each for trespass. Several men from New Orleans and others faced fines or releases on conditions. George Ellis, alias Kid Ross, transferred to state care for assault. A deputy noted the case and Williams appealed his conviction.
A list of real estate transfers in Missouri and nearby areas, naming buyers and sellers such as Breeden, Vanatta, Jones, Turner, Tryon, Hurley, Wadleigh, Willis, Hughes, Combs, Heard, Williams, Jackson, Muir, Sturges, Meyer, Morey, Larue, Taylor, and Dove with properties across Green Ridge, Cedar two, Sedalia, Smith ton, and West View additions, amounts ranging from $5 to $10,000.
A man pled guilty to a love of finery and took a ring from W. S. Allen, fined ten dollars. Wood Haggerty appeared intoxicated, fined five dollars. Mike Gaffney was dismissed in Kinsey's court on a charge of disturbing the peace of carpenter A C Robey of East Sedalia.
An advertisement touts Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve as a fast remedy for dim vision sore eyes styes and granulated lids. Offered in tubes and guaranteed by druggists the product aims to restore clear eyesight.
Citizens in St Louis testify to Morrow s Kid ne oids for kidney and back trouble. James Shannon of 1510 South Tenth Street describes twenty years of disordered kidneys with back pain and rheumatism relieved after using the remedy. The yellow tablets cost fifty cents at Mertz Hale s drug store with a descriptive booklet available from John Morrow Co. Springfield Ohio. An Epworth League excursion to Put in Bay on August 14 offers a special train and round trips with board options and side trips to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Thousand Islands.
The Eisenmeyer team defeated the East Sedalians 18 to 7 at Liberty Park yesterday. Ruble, East Sedalians' pitcher, was knocked out of the box in the sixth inning, the game's standout moment.
An advertisement claims the remedy prevents tiredness and mistakes in marriage by using Rocky Mountain Tea. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Quarterly publication by Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway offered free one year. Send request to Joan SeBastian, G. P. A., Chicago, for subscription by letter or postal card.
Servant Harker Drug Co reports a new Eclipse Mosquito Chamber designed to eradicate mosquitoes by creating an environment they cannot inhabit. The device promises rapid pest control with minimal effort.
Notice appears to advertise printing of letterheads and envelopes at the Sentinel office located at Fourth and Lamine. No additional details or dates are provided.
An advertisement offers free sample bottles of Boschee's German Syrup to adults with chest cold bronchitis throat or lung troubles at A S MaGowan's or Otis W Smith. One bottle per person with no purchase required. The notice touts century‑long use and physician endorsement, with promotion of a 75 cent bottle and global distribution.
When summer comes a hundred Minnesota lakes camping grounds and trout streams are available plus Circuit Tours via St Paul Duluth Great Lakes Mackinaw Detroit and Buffalo. The Burlington Route offers fast daily service to the north. Write J C Bramhall T P A Kansas City LW Wakeley G PA St Louis.
Advertisement for Dr Laverne Nerve and Brain Tonic Tablets sold by Aug Fleischmann of Sedalia Missouri. Claims include cure for nervous diseases loss of brain power leucorrhea lassitude seminal weakness nightly emissions and loss of sexual powers due to over exertion or youthful indiscretion. Price one dollar by mail.
Geof Shepard, dentist, Hoffman Building, claims to remove nerves from teeth immediately and painlessly, presenting a new and valuable dental procedure.
Local furniture shop Lodge and Staley’s advertises custom couches built to order. Patrons select fabrics and frame designs with delivery and pricing details offered by the shop.
The notice lists Mrs Murtha offering private sittings daily from 10 am to 8 pm at 210 East Sixth Street. The press acknowledges, stating positively that it gives satisfaction.
Excavated dirt from steam heating trenches offered cheap by E Hurley and Company. Interest directed to John Hyatt at the trenches for inquiries and sale details.
In pursuance of an order of the Circuit Court of Pettis county Missouri dated July 17 1899 the undersigned referees will on Thursday August 17 1599 hear and allow the claims of all creditors and shareholders against Equitable Savings and Loan Company No 2 at 410 Ohio street upstairs second floor Ler Montgomery and Lu Crawford serve notice
Referees Lee Montcomery and LA Crawrorp appointed by the court will hear all creditor and shareholder claims. The hearing takes place August 17, 1599, at Noaro Ohio Street, upstairs in the second story of the building in Sedalia Missouri.
A brief ad from Servant Harker Drug Co. touts Eclipse Mosquito Chaser as offering perfect protection from mosquitoes with just a few drops.
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