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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1899

Page

5

Sedalia Gas & Fuel Company Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice to stockholders of Sedalia Gas & Fuel Company dated October 27 1599 announces a December 30 18g9 meeting at 9 a m to decide on increasing bonded indebtedness to sixty thousand dollars with 15 year gold bonds bearing 5 percent interest secured by mortgage to retire current bonds and address other matters. James Green president and George R Blackford secretary listed among directors. resignation of Miss Lillian Deiter as bookkeeper and hire of Miss Jennie Hughes as successor effective January 15.

Sedalia Gas & Fuel Company Sedalia State of Missouri James Green Gevorge R. Blackford Moses Rumsey George A. Madill

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Notice

An advertisement promises a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot treat. The claim asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube, best treated with constitutional remedies, and promotes Hall's Family Pills.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo

Mrs J B Gillie Taken Ill With Pneumonia

Mrs J B Gillie is dangerously ill with pneumonia and is under medical care. The report notes the severe condition and ongoing treatment.

J. B. Gillie

August Flower and medical woes in old times

The ad recalls August Flower as the largest sale medicine in the world used for indigestion liver regulation and general fatigue. It touts its effectiveness for headaches and minor ailments while noting sample bottles available and a local high school examiner change at Boonville Kemper school after John R. Kirk.

McGowans Otis W. Smiths W. M. Hoge Boonville Kemper School John R. Kirk

Editor's praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in local paper

An editor defends his paper as a daily news source and honest advocate. He praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as magical and effective in his household. Ads note druggists carrying the remedy and announce Windsor's upcoming saloon opening by J. Lazonbv.

Leader Courier Osceola Mills Chamberlain Servant Harker Drug Co J. L. Kautzman Otis W. Smith Windsor Lazonbv

Hunting trip returnees from El Paso Texas

A. B. Dempsey Thos Parberry and Louis Monsees have returned from a hunting excursion near El Paso Texas.

A. B. Dempsey Thos. Parberry Louis Monsees el Paso Texas

Does It Pay to Buy Cheap Cough Remedies

A newspaper ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as the sole cure for severe throat and lung troubles. It claims the remedy heals damaged tissues, destroys germ disease, eases inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures better rest. Sample bottles are offered by A. S. McGowans and Otis W. Smiths.

Boschee A. S. McGowans Otis W. Smiths

Postmaster Rules Out Married Women as Clerks

First Assistant Postmaster Perry Heath declares it best for the postal service if married ladies are not employed as clerks, signaling a policy shift affecting applicants and staffing.

Perry Heath

Texas Wonder Hall’s Great Discovery advertised cure

Advert shows a patent medicine claim for Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder curing kidney and bladder troubles in men and women with a two month bottle. Price one dollar and mail order option from E W Hall St Louis. testimonials claim high success. Bowling Green Missouri dated July 13 1899. Signed by Purnell Davis.

Hall E. W. Hall St. Louis Servant-Harker Drug Co Bowling Green E. W. Hill Texas Purnell & Davis

Mrs Longan to Visit Pleasant Hill Brother’s Family

Mrs George F Longan leaves today for Pleasant Hill to be guest of her brother Henry Walker and family.

George F. Longan Pleasant Hill Henry Walker

Son of an Ohio Merchant Cured by Remedy Testimony

A Gleace Ohio man reports his son was cured of chronic diarrhoea after using two bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He hopes others afflicted may benefit. Also noted is a local sale of seven trotting horses purchased by Seda lia partners including Smith ton and Smith.

Ohio Chamberlain Thomas C. Bower Gleace, O Servant- Harker Drug Co J. L. Kautzman Otis W. Smith

It Hits the Spot Honey Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief

An old advertisement promotes a honey and tar remedy for severe cold throat and lung soreness. It promises immediate relief and a warm healing sensation, with a testimonial style claim that the product “hits the spot” and is guaranteed by A. S. McGowan.

A. S. McGowan

Walter Cannon Travels to Kansas City on Fast Mail

Advertisement style note praising One Minute Cough Cure by Harker Drug Co. claims from H N Williams of Jeffersonville Ind who says it cures coughs colds hoarseness croup pneumonia bronchitis and throat and lung troubles and prevents consumption. mentions Walter Cannon's travel this morning.

Walter Cannon Kansas City Fast H. N. Williams Gentryville Ind Servant- Harker Drug Co

Miss Mearnley Heads to Warrensburg This Morning

Miss Mearnley a high school teacher traveled to Warrensburg this morning for a Sunday excursion. The report notes Sears the signature of the activity or person involved is unclear from the readable text.

Holiday Demand Boosts Industrial Activity in December

Bradstreets notes December opens with strong holiday demand and widespread employment, cereals firm on reduced northwest receipts, wool and London prices firm, iron and steel quiet, cotton sentiment mixed, and New England mills raise pay by ten percent. Also mentions local debates, weddings, Grain-O ad, and Banner Salve endorsement.

New York Bradstreet’s Today London New England United States

Judge Rules Bets Not Proved Under Breeders Law

In St Louis on December 9 Judge Clark ruled in the Sol Stein and W F Hogaman case that the state failed to prove bets were registered in a real book with leaves and binding. The information claiming a book was used was deemed insufficient as the court cannot interpret gambler’s terms without a concrete book.

St. Louis Sol Stein W. F. Hogaman Clark Court of Criminal Correction

Rock Island Opens Packing House Freight Rate War

The Rock Island Railroad announces a new rate on packing house products from Omaha and Kansas City to Texarkan Arkansas. Carload minimum 24 000 pounds at 58 cents per 100 pounds from Kansas City and 44 cents from Omaha. Rails anticipate a broader rate struggle after Burlington and Memphis lines recently ended a rate war.

Omaha Neb Rock Island Kansas City Texarkana Ark Burlington Road Memphis

Southern Populist leaders meet in Memphis decide national convention date

In Memphis Tennessee on December 9, southern leaders of the People's Party urged the executive committee to call a February meeting to set a date for the next national convention. The National Reform Press association plans a May gathering and a convention date should be established before then.

Memphis Tenn People’s Party National Reform Press Association

Trouble Over Cattle Inspection Fee in Kansas

In Coffeyville Kansas on December 9 a clash between the United States livestock inspector and the Kansas livestock sanitary board intensified when F H Chamberlain of the state board asked the county sheriff to halt all cattle entering Kansas that had not paid the state inspection fee of three cents per head. Cattlemen accuse the state board of interfering with interstate commerce and many have refused to pay the fees.

Coffeyville Kan United States Livestock Inspector Kansas Livestock Sanitary Board F. H. Chamberlain State Board Kansas

Missouri board calls in 800000 in state bonds

Jefferson City action by the state board of fund commissioners orders redemption of 800000 of state bonded indebtedness. After payment the state debt in round numbers will total 2800000.

Jefferson City State Board of Fund Commissioners

National suffrage meeting closes in Indianapolis

News Notes reports the national conference of woman suffragists ending with a large Indiana gathering. It also notes Frank Morton’s death by morphine after jail in Missouri, a Canadian steamer Niagara believed lost with 16 drowned, Newton Kentucky Poultry show hailed as best yet, and a Missouri Christian Endeavor convention with 139 delegates. It mentions Texas tax reform and a bid for Mrs Potter Palmer to join the Paris exposition commission.

National Conference of Indianapolis Ind Frank Morton Springfield Niagara Lake Erie Harvey County Poultry Association Newton The Christian Endeavor Texas Tax Commission Chicago Times-I Herald McKinley Potter Palmer Chicago

Free treatment offer from Dr Dysert at Sedalia office

Dr Dysert advertises free eye ear nose throat consultations and a free first treatment for catarrh. He offers paid cures for syphilis gonorrhea and other conditions with mail or express remedies for five dollars a month or three months, plus a ten dollar special remedy. He guarantees cures or refunds five dollars for gonorrhea and related conditions and claims success in treating women’s diseases and chronic ailments.

East Sixth Street Sedalia

Dr J C Dysart of Sedalia Named Surgeon

Dr J C Dysart of 209 East Sixth Street Sedalia Missouri is a Medical University of Louisville Kentucky graduate and a Polyclinic of New York post graduate. He served at Women and Babies Hospital in New York and was appointed Regimental Surgeon during the late war.

East Sixth Street Sedalia Dysart Medical University of Louisville Kentucky Polyclinic of New York Women and Babies Hospital of

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Lillian Deiter William Courtney Mexico Jennie Hughes Capital Miss Deiter E. W. Stevens James Taylor Smithton Sears Boug W. V. Stark Georgetown Sallie Erskine D. H. Clements H. D. Dow Frank Ford Sim Dow Carl Barnett Elbert H. Rugg Windsor Times - Democrat Effie Keyes Clinton Bettie Wooldridge Versailles Missouri Ganper Suuctius Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta J.C. Dysart Perfecto Trapper Perfecto CO Aug. T Fleischmann Chichester Gary Rafe Bruegist Chichesters Particuli Testimonisia Chichester Chemical Co Madison Square Philada P&a Walter Baker & CO Walter Baker & CO. Limited Dorchester Mass Majestic Steel Ranges Garland Cook Cole Garland Reneeves Ilgenfritz Hardware CO Ohio Street Polly Pat Polly Baking Pd William Kahrs Tel 1658 Kahrs & Bloess West Second St Kikees P. Brandt Grocer Co H. Bothwell, Fres’t Wm. Courtney Sedalia National Bank Bk. K. . Yancey W. H. Evans H Monsohke Charles K. Musick J. H. Lees Martin Col. H. Clark D. ¥. Brown Henry Lamm E. RB. Blair J. W. Murphy A. Lower Landmann Bros Fourth Onio Sedalie, Mo P. Hoffman West Main
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