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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1899
Page
9
Extensive sale of dress goods, silks, ginghams, ribbons, table linens, towels, and menswear. Remnants include wool serges, brocades, silks, ginghams, Madras cloths, and staples at deep discounts from 5c to 49c per yard or piece. Also offer ladies wrappers, skirts, underskirts, shirts, and underwear at reduced prices.
NHACKLEF GRD'S visiting friends here left last night for Bloomington Ill to be the guest friends Teo Bloess moved from 03 Menviteau to Sixth and Kentucky Jony Arey the clerk at West's store resumed his visit at Springfield Mrs Miss Laura Stosberg of St Louis guest of her niece Miss Leona Leodue McVey returning home with Miss Hortence VicVey J M Offield prepares for fall and winter with interior updates arc lights planned at the store No police court cases today Ross Thorp pleads guilty to assault fined with costs Jack Thorp also charged, continues Sept 11 E W Jones Katy depot yard master Clinton fined for carrying concealed weapon a stiletto blade he cut an officer and another man during an ensuing incident sparked by alleged wife infidelity
The Nevada Post credits Governor Stephens with steering the Eighth Missouri district to a victory that preserved the gold standard stance over silver. It credits his mobilization of national figures, voter contact, and swift action to rally Democrats and counteract apathy, signaling a national 1900 victory influence.
Gov Lon V Stephens and wife passed through Sedalia at 1:50 pm en route to Colorado for a few weeks. The Capital City Journal lauds Stephens for his bold party leadership, claiming he controlled the legislature and unified support in the Eighth Missouri district, signaling broader party strength and acceptance as a top state leader.
Miss Lucile Brown will return tomorrow from Boonville after a several week visit. Arthur Smith of the Opera House barber shop is ill with fever. Miss Maggie Turner of Boonville was in town Wednesday shopping. Will Cloney and Emil Dorn returned to Kansas City yesterday. Perry C. Phillips, a Kansas City lawyer, guests of George E. Dugan. Rev A H Barnes of Jefferson City en route to Fayette. OW B Mackey arrived this morning from Jefferson City. Thomas K P Stilwell departed for Kansas City. R W Grittit went to Warrensburg this morning. Mrs Dora Davenport left last night for Palmetto, Alabama, on professional business. A S McGowan is sick. George Fox of Mexico took the place of W F Park in the Alamo barber shop. Miss Myrtle Edwards visits C A Davis family and returns to Windsor this evening. Mrs Frank Gwynn of Versailles returns home after visiting here with Mrs E L Harris.
A historical note asserts germs in the human system perish when Rocky Mountain Tea is used and advises asking druggists. An advertisement mentions baths at 15 cents at the Alamo barber shop.
Talker No. 263 at Main and Vermont announces cash sales for wood, hard coal, and oft coal with lower prices than any competitor in town, promoting value for customers.
Advertisement offers Cascarets Candy cathartic in 0c or 2c doses. Claims remedy for constipation with a druggist refund if it fails.
North Missouri Conference minister George W. Barnett left for Ozark to handle legal matters. Mrs. Josie Adkins and two sons Woodfin and Booth depart Denison, Texas. Lant Farnham started work at Offield shoe. Ethel Hirsh Bessie Hartman Pearl Jackson visit Miss Ethel Perdue during the street fair. George W. Stoner returns from Alabama after five months. Mrs. J. M. Ellis returns from McAllister. Andrew Leslie of Versailles visits cousin W. B. Taylor.
The Blais ay Carthage reports Two brothers A W Blair and W B Blair of Steelville Ill have just completed the World's School of Magnetic Healing and begun practice in Carthage with notable success. Blair ex prosecuting attorney and both men praised for ability and promising futures. diploma from the World’s School of Magnetic Healing seen as a mark of success.
Hamilton Clark of Chauncey Georgia says itching piles plagued him for twenty years until using DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve which cured him after two boxes. Warns against counterfeit products from Harker Drug Co.
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