Judges Barnett and Montgomery Return from Kansas City
Judges G. W. Barnett and Jno. Montgomery are back home from a visit to Kansas City.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1899
Page
3
Judges G. W. Barnett and Jno. Montgomery are back home from a visit to Kansas City.
An advertised patent remedy named Grip Tab by Dr D L La Verne claims to cure la grippe and colds in one day. It is marketed for use without affecting the head like quinine and priced at 25 cents.
Aug The best remedy for headache. Fleischmann's Pharmacy at the corner of Fourth and Ohio streets in Sedalia Missouri advertises an effective headache cure.
The display features a refined collection of holiday gifts presented by Bichsel Bros. In legal news, the Caston vs Stafford case, with Caston as receiver, has moved from the appellate court to the supreme court for review.
CASS OWRIELA The Kind You Have Always Beugr cures a cold in one day not affecting the head like quinine. Price 25 cents. The best remedy for headache Aug. Fleischmann's Pharmacy corner Fourth and Ohio Streets Seda lia Mo.
The Sentinel reports 11 degrees above zero Monday morning. Notables include C. D. Rowles leaving for Cooper county to haul coal, Clark moving to W. E. Reavis farm, DeJarnetts traveling to California to visit Albert and daughter, A. DeJarnette buried at Walnut Branch cemetery, Eph Huckaby selling hogs, Mrs. C. H. VanNatta visiting parents near Lookout, Eva Murphy returning from a visit with her brother. Andrew DeJarnette is reported very ill.
Several local farmers are delivering corn to Mr Whitsell for 30 cents per bushel. M S Botts ate a watermelon at his uncle’s south of Sedalia last Sunday. An oyster supper is planned at Mr Roach’s next week. The Shakespeare club meets Thursday December 14 at Mrs J M Offield’s, with a program including Quotations, Portia, Shylock, Hamlet scenes and music.
An advertisement notes a rich selection of ladies and gentlemen’s watches from Richiel Bros. A scheduled open session for the Ladies' Musical club on the 14th was postponed due to the serious illness of Mrs Steele’s mother.
Richsel Bros. presents finest line of holiday gifts in Sedalia. Rev. Frank Lenig, presiding elder of the Methodist district, departs for Schell City to oversee the year’s last quarterly meeting. He will visit Rockville tomorrow. Judge Harry Bouldin, Moniteau county judge, leaves for Versailles after visiting his nephew Alderman Dean.
Fuel for force your body must have force nervous force muscular force digestive force Fat is the fuel used to supply this force If you are weak in any of these forces use more fuel The cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion is the best fuel for this work Your nerves grow stronger your muscular power increases and your digestion improves Price one dollar all druggists Scott and Bowne Chemists New York.
Peter Sells, a Columbus millionaire showman, sues for divorce alleging his wife’s undue intimacy with William Bott, billiard table and bowling alley maker, and Harry D. Lyons, ex chief clerk in the Panhandle office. Forty specifications cite places in Columbus, Thousand Islands and West Baden. Mrs. Sells a prominent society figure formerly from Kansas City.
U S Marshal Leo Bennett escorted 21 prisoners through Sedalia from Muskogee Oklahoma. Eighteen boys were bound for Boonville Reform School while three murderers head to the Jefferson City penitentiary. Among date Gus Lowry who holds a life sentence. Seven guards accompanied the group as tensions rose.
Rolla judge C C Bland now a member of the eastern Missouri court of appeals publicizes strong support for Hon A M Dockery for governor. Ozarks to Iowa line democracy favors Dockery across all classes, including farmers miners laborers and business interests, with a statewide sentiment in his favor per the Butler Bates Co Daily Democrat.
J. M. Patterson a west end Missouri Pacific conductor is laid off. His run is taken by Extra Conductor P. L. Swickhamer who moves from Lexington to the current post here.
News from Butler reports crowd pressure at the Weltmer Bishop libel suit cracked the courthouse walls, forcing the trial to be moved to the opera house. Defense is underway amid strong public interest.
Old wines and liquors imported and domestic for medicinal and family use at lowest prices with purity guarantee. Family trade a specialty. 115 West Second phone 95. Also wholesale for Anheuser Busch beer.
George W. Albcorn announces a new shop named the original and only bone yard to open Thursday in the store room northeast corner Ohio and Sixth streets. It offers spare ribs tenderloin ham trimmings pork sausage hogs heads and pigs feet, inviting all to feast like a prince while you can.
The person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is asked to contact A. S. McGowan to obtain a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar, which always provides relief.
Buttercups priced at 20 cents per pound as Candy Palace runs a limited week long sale offering reduced prices on confections and sweets.
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