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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
5
On sale at 209 West Main Street the Peter Arben stock includes 300 pairs of brand new pants 200 pairs of second hand pants 500 coats and overcoats mostly second hand 500 underwear items 300 hats 300 shirts 200 gloves 200 shoes 100 boots 200 rubbers and 100 over shoes all brand new.
An advertisement from International Fire Appliance of New York promotes Fyricide as a safe fire killer. Van B. Wisker seeks agents in Pettis county and beyond, offering quick earnings for selling the product at three dollars.
Advertising copy claims Buck's Hot Blast Oak is the greatest wonder of the twentieth century and the most economical soft coal burner in the world. It purportedly consumes all gases and smoke and makes no clinkers, with demonstrations at P. Hoffman's.
Owen Brown relocates his stock of sheet music and musical merchandise to 514 Ohio Street and invites friends and customers to visit the new shop.
A fresh shipment of pianos arrives at John N. Taylor's store located at 514 Ohio Street. The new inventory promises a variety of models suitable for homes and studios.
Eczema is described as a tormenting disease from an acid humor in the blood contacting the skin. Redness and inflammation appear with pustular eruptions and a sticky discharge, drying into scales, sometimes causing hard, fissured skin and intense itching. External treatments are claimed ineffective while poison remains in the blood.
For three years I suffered with Tetter on my hands until they swelled to twice normal size. The sores were painful and caused much discomfort. Four doctors said it was beyond cure, but after taking three bottles of S S S I was completely cured.
Chief Bruce Moore and Officer James McCarty took bloodhounds for exercise when the dogs trailed a fleeing officer. The hounds closed in and captured him, but one dog bit McCarty on the cheek before control was restored. Nevada Mail.
Messrs. C. B. Rodes, J. H. Rodes and J. H. Doyle hunted near Clifton City yesterday. J. F. Brown and Louis Klink were also hunting in the Clifton City neighborhood yesterday.
Prices at The Boston 214 Ohio Street range from 38c to 3.75 for umbrellas for gifts. Some sellers charge 50c to 1.50 more, citing profit over quality in the exchange.
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