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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
6
On sale at 209 West Main Street is the Peter Arben stock. The list includes about 300 pairs of brand new pants 200 pairs of second-hand pants 500 coats and overcoats mostly second hand 500 pieces of underwear all brand new about 300 hats 300 shirts 200 gloves and mittens 200 shoes 100 boots 200 rubbers and 100 over shoes all brand new. Items to be closed out at about half their worth.
The International Fire Appliance Company of New York announces a sales drive for Fyricide to Pettis County and other districts. Endorsed by fire chiefs and insurers, the product claims no acid or liquid form and requires no complex directions. Agents are promised quick money for selling Furicide Fire Killers at three dollars each, with contact through Van B. Wisker, room 20, Royal Tribe building, Sedalia, Missouri.
An advertisement touts Buck's Hot Blast Oak as the greatest twentieth century wonder and the most economical soft coal burner consuming gases and smoke with no clinkers. Viewable at P. Hoffman's store.
Owen Brown relocates his stock of sheet music and musical merchandise to 514 Ohio Street and invites friends and customers to visit.
A new car load of pianos arrived at John N. Taylor's at 514 Ohio Street, expanding stock for local customers.
An $800 attachment issued by Justice Beach of the Supreme Court against United States Senator John P. Jones of Nevada was discontinued after the Senator settled. The note dated June 7, 1901, was payable 90 days after date at Laidlaw & Co. in New York and was given to Clifford H. Trivett. The attachment covered statuary, paintings, carpets and other goods moved from Washington to an auction firm. Lawyers refused to disclose the debt’s nature.
Bellefontaine Ohio December 10 Mrs Elizabeth Kauffman the richest woman in Logan county died in August leaving her entire estate to the unmarried children with a clause that if any married their share would revert to the unmarried. The two married sons Silas of this city and Frank of Columbus were cut off with 500 each and have filed suit to invalidate the will claiming the marriage ban conflicts with public policy.
Sedalia group led by John Arnold and others return from a hunting trip in Indian Territory. They were joined by Edward Heindenricht and William Ellis from Antlers and report some great sport.
Health notice states a torpid liver and irregular bowels cause impure blood and skin eruptions. It cites DeWitt's Little Early Risers as world famous for stimulating the liver and aiding regular bowel action without upsetting the stomach. Distributed by Bard Drug Co.
James Doyle and Charles and J. H. Rodes left this morning for Clifton City for a hunt.
Mrs. Mary R. Melendy endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children of all ages and effective for obstinate coughs colds and bronchial afflictions. She calls it a universal panacea and notes it is non narcotic and sold by all druggists. Attorney J H Bowron departed for Warsaw on legal business.
J W Bryan of Lowder Illinois reports his young son was severely ill with pneumonia. He gave FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR without the doctor’s knowledge and the medicine stopped the coughing and aided a rapid recovery. The doctor was puzzled by the quick improvement.
A. E. Owens, Arthur Linaberry and Will Reichal spent the day hunting near Green Ridge enjoying the countryside and casual sport.
A Fulford Maryland man testifies after a long illness with bed sores that DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured him completely. The note claims it as the best salve on the market and warns against counterfeits from W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Mrs W S Shirk and Mrs J J Frey left for a visit in Kansas City this morning. Co W Lynch Winchester Ind reports his gratitude to Follys Honey and Tar for saving his son from membranous croup after initial relief. All druggists carry it. J W Connor Katy agent and wife departed for St Louis for a visit.
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