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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
3
A testimonial praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for backache bearing-down pains and other womanly ailments. The letter from Mrs. B. H. Munn of Springhill Florida credits seven bottles with restoring health after years of weakness and inability to stand or walk long.
I A Shepherd and wife to Nancy M J Bobbitt, $350. to John P Higgins, $200. J W Heffelfinger to Higgins, $600. Martha E Smith and Sarah E Cotton to Wilhelm Iaizer, $600. James W King to Joseph F Taylor, $1750. W L Jones to Bennett Solomon, $600. Maria H Engle to Lizzie Meyers, $100. Thomas J Todd to T H Wendleton, $700. T H Wendleton to Chas F Thomas, $500. Charles A Bortholf to Stephen D Clift, $550. Hebrew Tevis to L S Tevis, $1000. Seamus W Thompson to Alice Thompson, $1. A P Irvin to Luther Perkins, $40. J M Offield to Marie Mercer et al, $2500. Mercer et al shop addition, $1500. Hugh C Satterwhite to David B Satterwhite, $1400. H M Hessel to M S and A L Botts, $1000. Charles Martin Durbin and wife to Hugh C Satterwhite, $1375. Richard M Olmstead to Bertha Deutch, $100. Ferdinand C Schupp to John A Doppler, $200. Robert N Lee to William Rector, $80.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a internal remedy. It asserts the medicine works on blood and mucous surfaces, offers one hundred dollars for any failure, and lists the price as 75 cents with Hall's Family Pills as the best option.
J R Hedges began as pastor of the Methodist church in Houstonia when members and others surprised him last Tuesday with house hold necessities including flour sugar coffee meat and two turkeys. He shared a thanksgiving feast with his congregation.
Health and beauty note links poor complexions to torpid liver and irregular bowels. It claims natural poisons are expelled and promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as safe pills that stimulate the liver and bowels without griping. W E Bard Drug Co endorses.
The body will meet today and adjourn out of respect for the memory of the late President McKinley. The president's message will not be read until tomorrow.
A brief advertisement claims night disturbances and nightmares come from a bad stomach and promotes Dr Loyal Ford’s Dyspepticide as a remedy. It promises a sound stomach that digests perfectly and notes availability from all druggists.
Secretary of State Sam B. Cook reports November 1901 receipts and disbursements for the state treasury. Notarial commissions totaled 590 dollars while domestic corporation tax reached 12 815 dollars with further figures for foreign corporations.
Early warnings signal hidden heart disease and risk of sudden death. Strengthen heart muscles, calm nerves, and regulate action with Dr Miles Heart Cure. Testimonial from Joan Vandenburgh of Milwaukee reports relief from pains, spasms, and fainting after use.
Advertiser claims Dr Miles Heart Cure controls heart action and accelerates circulation. Sold by druggists with a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana promotes the remedy.
A summary lists charges including corporation tax $930 and railroad contract recording $38.20, plus land department fees $28 and bank inspection fees $1000. Other items show miscellaneous fees $547.55, totaling $15 948.75.
It has endured the storms of imitation and competition yet stands unshaken in the love and confidence of the people. Rocky Mountain Tea, made by Madison Medicine Co. 35c. Ask your druggist.
Joseph Heinrichs, the first barber to locate in the Missouri state capital, died last night at age 71. His son Dr J Clay Heinrichs is a noted young physician in St Louis. He opened his shop in Jefferson City sixty years ago and was known to politicians statewide.
J W Bryan of Lowder IIs writes that his little boy with pneumonia fell silent after using Foley's Honey and Tar, a result that puzzled the doctor. The product is said to have stopped the cough and aided quick recovery, a claim noted for druggists.
Miss Annie Remington daughter of Mrs. Harriet Remington of 1315 South Kentucky street and Mr. Oscar Michaels of Fort Scott Kas will marry December 15 at 8 20 am in a ceremony conducted by Rev Boon pastor of the Fifth Street M E church.
Chas Replogle of Atwater Minnesota states he suffered kidney pain and was urged to use FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE. After four days of use he could return to work and is now well. Available at all druggists.
An advertisement proclaims Baltimore Oysters as the best in the world, offered fresh at the Boston Cafe.
President Roosevelt Saturday appointed Thomas B. Ferguson governor of Oklahoma, replacing William M. Jenkins who was removed over a contract scandal linked to the Territory asylum. Bothwell of this city and Dyer of St. Louis were prominent contenders for the post.
Miss Nellie Conway returned to Warrensburg Friday afternoon after a pleasant visit with relatives. Will Conway joined Thanksgiving social events and returned to Kansas City where he attends medical college. Charles Rodes of Sedalia was entertained last week by Will Conway. The drug store of J J Penquite was entered one night last week but nothing was missing.
London observers report Queen Alexandra’s birthday anniversary, celebrated today across England Scotland Wales and loyal Ireland. A private wire to Marlborough House relayed telegrams from European rulers and royal family members along with cabinet officials and other dignitaries. The queen received numerous valuable gifts.
M C Faust of the Sedalia Covle works says four or five automobiles will arrive in Sedalia by spring. The Sentinel notes this is an excellent move after Sedalia had them long ago.
A testimonial from D. S. Mitchell of Fulford Maryland credits DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with curing bed sores after a long illness. The ad touts the product as the best salve on the market and warns against counterfeits from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
William Glenn was arrested Saturday by the police to secure payment of an old fine. The fine was paid and Glenn was released.
An Australian Gazette letter from Toowoomba praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective after a two month cough. W C Wockner, a respected local, voluntarily vouches for the medicine and urges others to try it. The remedy is sold by all outlets.
Henry Lauphhemer the hide dealer is having a new floor laid in his West Main Street shop.
A testimonial states satisfied users praise Foley's Honey and Tar as a splendid remedy for coughs colds or sore lungs with all druggists carrying it.
Advertises Fyricide fire suppressant by International Fire Appliance Co of New York. Claims no acid liquid damage or explosions and universal use. Seeks helpers across Pettis County and other districts with quick money for bright agents. Apply to Van B. Wisker in Sedalia Missouri.
A brief ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea as bringing clear thinking and decisive action, vigor of body and mind, and a sparkle of life. The 35c claim is pitched through a druggist appeal.
Charters Oak stove for cooks Majestic Hot Blast with door designed for soft coal Wilson Hot Blast suitable for wood or coal M H H Co offers a range of stoves and heaters in this catalog brief.
Advertising copy touts price per ton at $2.75 and compares favorably to rivals at $3.00. It claims the $3.00 grade is top quality, valued at $4.00, emphasizing better value and hotter material.
An old elevator office at Moniteau and Missouri Avenue lists items including Bell 573 and KOAL KO at a value around 1000. The fragment notes hot stuff and a localized inventory entry.
A dealer proclaims a “$45.00 stove for $1.00” sale starting November 20 and dropping the price by one dollar daily until sold, promising to sell a premium stove before the season ends regardless of cost. The message is signed by Taylor Cain.
Advertisement for S S S a vegetable blood purifier claiming to cleanse the blood and heal chronic sores and ulcers. It cites a testimonial from J B Talbert of Winona Mississippi and states local applications do not reach the root cause while promising free medical guidance from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
Kehl's meats are described as the best with always fresh products killed to order and prompt delivery. The ad claims the lowest prices.
Classified notice in the Sentinel offers a barn large enough for three horses for rent within three squares of the court house. Address is H at the Sentinel office.
For trade two farms of 130 acres and 160 acres seven miles to a good railroad town. Exchange for teams and stock or for city property. Boies Bros. & Co.
Salesmen needed for Vulcan Chemical Company line including lubricating oils paints and boiler compounds. No experience required. Salary or commission offered. Cleveland Ohio advertisement seeks applicants for immediate hire.
A local notice seeks second hand goods valued at 50 000 dollars. The appeal lists Red Front at 213 West Main Street and Doc Gross as the contact or location.
Inter State Correspondence Institute Cedar Rapids Iowa advertises government jobs for young men as railway mail clerks. Applicants offered training and placement through this recruitment effort in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
Suite of six rooms above the Sentinel office for rent at 18 dollars monthly includes electric lights and water. Inquire at this office. November 30, dated for the notice.
Local notice touts Prof. Jack Duncan who claims to locate missing property minerals and water veins and reveal hidden futures. Contact details not provided.
Job listing states a steady position for distributing circulars at $3.00 daily. Applicants should address Standard Co. at 4 Wells, Chicago. No canvassing.
Classified notice seeks a steady office worker with good address and business education. Pays $15 weekly, full time, requires $50 cash upfront. Respond by sending to Box 7 Sedalia Missouri.
Classified notice seeks a middle aged person to fill the secretary role for a profit making company under Missouri law. Requires $300 cash and time. Address Box 7 Sedalia Missouri for responses.
Wanted two traveling salesmen to represent Stimpson Computing Scale Co of Elkart Indiana in Sedalia territory. Call on or address S Greidenweis Sicher Hotel.
The Morris and Bertman Coal Co advertises coal at 2.50 and 3.00 for 2000 pounds and wood at 3.25 and 3.50 per cord with correct measure.
A brief slogan promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a path to happiness, warning against imitation products and urging faithful use.
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