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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1899
Page
6
Omaha reports a nationwide welcome as the First Nebraska troop trains progress across the state. Crowds cheer at every stop from McCook to Hastings, with flags waving from homes and platforms crowded with Nebraskans eager for a glimpse of the returning soldiers.
Presidential candidate William J. Bryan spoke to a large Winnemucca audience on August 30 en route to California. He defended the Chicago platform, warned against imperial ambitions, urged licensing for interstate corporations, and argued that the United States must choose between a republic and an empire, opposing despotism in Manila.
Coroner Boise began an inquiry into the Coliseum disaster to determine legal responsibility. Investigators learned the iron frame used for hoisting timbers may have supported hoisting tackle. Foreman John J. Johnson, key to the inquiry, is missing. his wife is away and his house is locked. An acquaintance says Johnson was despondent and threatened suicide, though he is not believed to have killed himself.
Sir Thomas Lipton sails ready for business as the Shamrock may begin her trial run in American waters off Tompkinsville Staten Island aboard the racing sloop alongside Erin Nonowan tuck Kiloween and a storage scow all at anchor preparatory to racing work today.
Winnipeg reports a Letellier farmer's wife Mrs Joseph Jubenville and her two children aged 2 and 4 died when their home burned this morning. They suffocated by smoke before escape.
Billy Otts of San Francisco was defeated by Kid Parker of Denver in the ninth round of a scheduled 20 round fight at the Olympic Athletic club in Denver.
Texas advertisement proclaims Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes, rheumatism and more. It promotes mail orders from Dr E W Hall of St Louis with testimonials and lists Servant Harker Drug Co as seller. Also notes Temple Texas date and Hallie Helmsley departing for Warrensburg to attend a normal school.
During the Civil War and the subsequent war with Spain diarrhea was a chronic army problem. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene County Pa. reports Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gives him quick relief. The medicine is sold by Servant Harker Drug Co 505 Ghia street J L Kautz man 104 West Main street and Otis W Smith corner Fifth and Engineer streets.
A small party from the First M. E. church led by Ben Brereton enjoyed an outing and picnic supper Tuesday at Forest park.
The soothing healing properties and pleasant taste of Chamberlains Cough Remedy have made it a favorite with people everywhere. For sale by Servant Harker Drug Co 508 Ohio St J D Kautzman 104 West Main St and Otis W Smith corner Fifth and Engineer streets.
Carl A Guenther's store marks down all summer merchandise with the aim of selling everything before next season. Owner insists no summer goods carry over and prices are cut to clear stock.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cures is a master remedy for all disorders from imperfect digestion. The note cites James M. Thomas, MD, in the American Journal of Health in New York and credits Servant Harker Drug Co. with the product.
The Sentinel states it can perform all kinds of job work quickly at the lowest prices. It lists its location at Corn er Fourth and Lamine.
A vintage ad promotes Grain-O as a healthful coffee substitute made from grains. It claims it tastes like coffee, is invigorating and appetizing, costs about 4 cents, and suits children who thrive on it. The copy urges asking grocers for Grain-O with prices shown as 15 and 25e.
Ad promotes Eagle Eye Salve for weak vision styes granulated lids sore eyes and similar conditions. Sold in tubes with a guarantee by reputable druggists.
Money to loan one thousand dollars and up on real estate security. Farm loans available at six percent interest with moderate expenses. Partial payments allowed. John B. Bothwell, attorney, Sedalia National Bank Building.
An old advertisement touts Banner Salve as a cure for piles with a price of 25 cents. It credits A. S. McGowan as the seller and urges readers to avoid bothersome complaints.
Promote Ivory-like finish for garments from Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry. Ser vant Harker Drug Co. cites French flower garden sourcing for perfumes and urges customers to have their work done well.
The Sentinel seeks daily issues dated October 4 17 15 and 26 1898 and November 1 2 3 4 21 and 24 1595 to complete files. Subscribers who can return these copies to the Sentinel office will receive a suitable reward.
The notice promotes summer travel options to a hundred Minnesota lakes camping grounds and trout streams with circuit tours via St Paul Duluth Great Lakes Mackinaw Detroit and Buffalo. The Burlington Route offers fast daily service north. Contact JC Bramhall T P A Kansas City LW Wakeley G PA St Louis.
An old frontier advertisement claims Lung irritation leads to consumption and that Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cures it boosting lung strength so coughs or colds won’t settle there. Price twenty five cents at all druggists.
Jordan Washington aims to attract 200 regulars to his Shine stand at the Metropolli tan barber shop offering a daily shine for 560 cents monthly. Red Cross Ball Blue is noted by the laundress, and a large package is priced at 5 cents.
For 5 and 51g per cent money see H. B. Scott at 907 South Moniteau. Also real estate for sale and exchange.
The advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food without stomach aid while healing and restoring diseased digestive organs. It asserts the remedy is the sole treatment that permanently cures dyspepsia and is promoted by Servant Harker Drug Co.
Advertisement for Murat Halstead biography The Life and Achievements of Admiral Dewey claiming a 500 page, 8x10 inch volume with nearly 100 halftone illustrations and a color map. Priced at $1.50 with a large commission for agents and a free outfit, through The Dominion Company in Chicago.
Local notice promotes Walch as a source for ice cream candies and picnic luncheons. The brief highlights their range of treats and catering options for outdoor gatherings.
A brief notice lists laundry service rates at Bowman and Dorns with a base price of 20 cents per dozen for standard washing and pressing, reflecting typical city pricing.
A local barber shop on Alamo Street advertises children's haircuts for ages twelve and under. The shop highlights friendly service and quick trims for families in the neighborhood.
Residents are instructed to leave orders at 412 South Kentucky Street when they wish to move. The notice specifies the drop point and timing for submissions.
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