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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
3
Dean and Bruce lead bluecoats up a gorge as Indian warriors flood the plains with buffalo herds and a pursuing force descends. The two leaders scout ahead to avoid a trap while wary riders watch a rising threat from Indian braves converging on their route.
The post at the gorge of the Big Horn river rejoices as no couriers slip through for over a week. Cavalry patrols scan foothills and river valleys, finding numerous fresh pens tracks along the Creasy Grass area and Deje Agie forks, but not a clear sign of escape.
The ad describes hidden blood weakness with no external symptoms and lists variable appetite poor digestion and nervous exhaustion. It claims S S S builds up blood supplying lacking elements and cites J F Durr of Jefferson City Missouri noting improvement and calling it a great tonic and purifier.
A war detachment at Warrior Gap faces shortages as Red Cloud’s Sioux surround the stockade. Commanders warn of delayed pay, frightened laborers, and a looming clash with advancing troops from the Platte posts. A distant rider carries news of seven infantry companies en route to aid Frayne’s command and press Red Cloud toward a decisive confrontation.
A column weaving sentimental notes about babies with broader society snippets includes Scott and Bowne ads, a military courier tale involving Dean and Red Cloud, and Woodmen of the World lodge officers elected in Sedalia. It blends human interest with civic notices and obscure 1901 delegates list.
A. H. Thurness of Wills Creek Coal Co. Buffalo C writes of kidney and bladder pain relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust and stones passed, followed by complete pain relief and renewed vitality, urging others to take no substitute.
Tony Williams Cundiffs known as Tony Williams Cundiff, horse editor on the Capital, has consented to join the Convention minstrels. He is noted as funny on and off stage and previously drew six mules on the Farmington to Fairfield stage route. Manager Mr Combs says negotiations with T. W. GC are favorable.
The Royal Court No 10 announces officers elected including Chancellor J W Byler Vice Chancellor Frank A Long Bishop Mrs G J Barton Coronator Miss Eva McDonald Scrivener N Rogers Master of Exchequer Mrs Myrtle Barker Counselor A L Starks Warden Mrs Julia C Martin Sentinel G A Cohen Directors G A Cohen C V Witcher and G J Barton Medical Examiner G A Cohen.
If you have an appetite like a bear and relish for meals take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They correct stomach disorders and regulate the bowels. Price twenty five cents. Samples free at Mertz Hale's and Otis W. Smith's drug stores.
The Y P S C E of the last Broadway Christian church elected Louis E. Miller as president Mrs C S McVey as vice president Miss Mamie Shipley secretary Miss Susie Money treasurer Earl Davis organist and Reuben McVey chorister The notice also advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with Arlington Pharmacy selling it for indigestion relief.
Dick Ferris, proprietor of the notable company holding the boards at Wood's this week, arrived in Sedalia on Thursday. He is regarded as a clever and successful theatrical man who knows how to form strong companies and draw paying patrons.
A short catalog blurb urges readers to ignore impostors and buy Rocky Mountain Tea from the Madison Medicine Co 35 cents. Ask your druggist for the authentic product.
Prolific shop listing Walter Grow promotes gifts for smokers including Grow's Special cigars El Puro cigars and a fine pipe with tobacco. Offers pipes of all kinds and prices and a complete line of choicest smoking tobacco.
The Clio club met Thursday morning and carried out the following program names Josephine Mrs J D Donohue Maria Louise Miss Ella Cummings Hotel des Invalids Miss Carrie Babcock Misses Mary Temple and Nell Davis were admitted to the club.
The Joplin Globe notes a ten mile street railway project would unlock a significant sum and supply the city with much needed transportation infrastructure.
Maude Adams of Dayton Ohio writes praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for headaches indigestion and sluggish organs. She notes family use and thanks the product for relief sold by Arlington Pharmacy. Bard's features pop bowls and a bargain on 1022 East Third Street by C F Boatright.
North Stratford New Hampshire resident Peter Sherman testifies that chronic indigestion plagued him for years until using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The product digests food and provides immediate relief, claimed to cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles, with Arlington Pharmacy noted as a source.
St Joseph aldermen who proposed raising the bill posting license from 50 to 500 dollars a year faced sharp accusations from local papers that the move aimed to secure season tickets from theatre managers.
Arlington Pharmacy advertises One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and serious throat and lung troubles including croup bronchitis grippe. It urges immediate help when a person’s life is in danger and a neglected cough may worsen.
An old advertising line notes Castoria with its familiar signature as the trusted remedy for children. The snippet echoes a historic branding claim used on product packaging and promotions.
Many lose confidence, hope, and health as they fear kidney disease is incurable. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as a positive cure for the discouraged and despondent. Take no other. All druggists.
Captain Witcher plans a Monday opening of a Globe Stock and Poultry Food Co branch at 615 Ohio Street. The event marks expansion for the company with a local storefront.
Warning against counterfeit versions of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and endorsing the original as a cure for piles eczema cuts scalds burns sores and skin diseases sold by Arlington Pharmacy.
J. W. Kerry, a gentleman from the Indian Territory, is sick at the Hotel Huckins.
Candy Palace offers grape fruit and pineapples with phone number for ordering.
A Browning Leader Record opinion notes advertising is not a necessity though telephones telegraphs and limited trains are not essential but are very convenient for rapid travel and communication.
The speaker stresses health as the priority and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin saying indigestion or stomach trouble cannot occur if used. The claim emphasizes a reliable remedy and places health above other concerns.
An advertisement states money to loan at five percent interest with no commission charged.
The Rev. B. F. Logan of Sedalia will preach at Cole Camp Congregational Church on Saturday evening and again Sunday at the usual hours.
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