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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
6
Want column advertises Koeppen bread at 25 cents for three issues if under thirty words. Bread sold at the greenhouse located at Sixth and Ohio.
Classified notice seeking two well presented young men to travel with expenses advanced. Address S. E. Withey, general delivery, city.
Local notice promotes Prof. Jack Duncan who can locate missing property minerals and water veins and reveal hidden future guidance, with contact for investigations and prospects.
For rent a large barn suitable for three horses located within three squares of the court house. Address H. Sentinel office. Also for sale a 16 foot wall show case in good condition and a 12 foot show case with sliding doors. Inquire 120 Ohio street. 12-6-dlmo.
Public notice from George E. Dugan at 116 East Fifth Street advertising a fine line of picture moulding and framing services offered cheaper than the competition.
Two front rooms above the Sentinel office offered for rent, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for light housekeeping. Date reference 12-11.
A lost package containing railroad mileage books is reported with thanks to Q, cared for by The Sentinel. Information gratefully received to recover the documents.
Found a pig with possible owner matching identification. Owner may reclaim by providing proof and paying for the notice. Apply at 1907 South Washington. 113tp
Classified notice seeking roomers and boarders with cheap terms. Inquiries directed to 210 West Eleventh Street. Date 12 12.
Advertises a wide range of firearms for rent or sale described as high quality and varied. Mentions M H H Co as the provider of the munition assortment.
Doctors generally approve Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs as colds may lead to bronchitis or pneumonia. It is praised for quick relief by users like E. B. Davis of Providence. Advert appears with prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Mrs Steele returns from Kansas City after attending grand opera.
Health and beauty note links poor complexion to a torpid liver and irregular bowels. The remedy claims to remove poisons by stimulating the liver and promoting regular bowel action without causing distress. Safe pills marketed by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
We offer Windsor coal ideal for cooking and heating at 3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed and delivery. Also selling dry and green wood in cord or stove lengths at low prices. Call at yards or by phone. A J Fults & Co 412 East Twelfth Street Queen City Phone 21.
In Altoona Pennsylvania on December 13 officials tied a plan to corner the hemlock market to John A. Du Bois and his lumber empire. Reportedly twenty million dollars is available to back the scheme with Goodyear and Co of Buffalo joining as partners. The quiet maneuver aimed to secure options and, if needed, outright purchases as the venture began.
The Central Business College presents an evening program with the Music C B C Orchestra and a series of acts. Ovation by Mr. H W Swingle, declamation by Mr W L Fulkerson, vocal solo by Miss Callie Clark, recitations by Miss Grayce Baldwin and Miss Mae Marsh, and other musical numbers including a male quartet and cello solo by Mr Ed Knehans.
James Whelan has returned from the Caddo Kiowa and Comanche territory where he has been since May. He saw Charley Bartle Billy Harrah and C C Stanley in Oklahoma City and reports all well. Bud Hastain remains at Anadarko but may leave soon as the boom has collapsed. Dr Walter Penquite formerly of Lamonte is doing splendidly at Chickasha.
Hayfield Minnesota man H C Chrestenson credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with saving his life after three years of dyspepsia left him unable to hold food or even stay upright. He says he improved from the first bottle and is now cured and recommends it. W E Bard Drug Co advertisement.
A short note reports Miss May Cornwall left yesterday for a visit at Boonville. An advertisement features Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by Dr Mary R Melendy of Chicago as non narcotic and safe for children and adults with colds and bronchial coughs. It is sold by all druggists.
R. W. Griffith, a traveling salesman, completed a business trip to Warsaw yesterday. He met local clients and discussed potential orders during the visit.
An ad claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the sole constitutional treatment. It asserts internal dosing from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, offers $100 to any failing case, and urges readers to request circulars plus testimonials. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills.
J. D. Snitzler of Chicago Illinois, a guest of local friends last night, was en route home from Kansas City.
Editor Lynch of Daily Post Phil lipsburg New Jersey endorses Foley's Honey and Tar, calling it the best remedy for coughs and colds he has used. Available at all druggists and City Drug Store Kautzman.
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