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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
7
A sale featuring toys 5c to 48c and Ping Pong sets, plus the prettiest dolls from 10c to $2.50. Gloves, mittens, and kid gloves at discounted prices, neck ties, and table linen including damask and napkins. Umbrellas, rings, brooches, combs, belts, rugs, lace curtains, and various household textiles offered at deep reductions. Notable rug deals include Smyrna and Brussels patterns, with curtains in multiple lengths and styles.
A grateful patient testimonial details dizziness palpitations and nervous distress ending after three bottles of Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine plus Anti Pain Pills. The letter urges readers to seek the remedy and notes druggists guarantee the first bottle and a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co. Ind. Mention Sentinel.
Sedalia enthusiasts met at council chambers to discuss next season under the same management: Dr. W. J. Ferguson assisted by Messrs Powell and Graham. The season closed strongly, and officials expect further activity next year. Ferguson and Graham traveled to Kansas City to attend the Missouri Valley league magnates meeting.
A Sorosis club gathering featured Mrs. Sallie Potter Sneed reading a piece titled Lord Nelson. Members discussed West London sights including Waterloo Bridge the Strand Sommerset House Trafalgar Square and Whitehall with notes on the City and East End. An advert promotes Madison Medicine Company Rocky Mountain Tea at 55c.
Public statement from C F Ernst of 611 South Ohio Street endorses Doans Kidney Pills for kidney pain and back troubles. He reports excruciating attacks when ill and notes the last attack disappeared after completing treatment. Available from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 50 cents. Remember the name Doans.
At Kansas City gathering of Missouri Probate Judges, Sedalia was chosen to host the next annual meeting with date to be announced. Jules E. Ginnette of Kansas City elected president. Judge O. E. Parsons of this city and H. E. Neville of Morgan county named to the legislative committee. Discussion centered on changes to probate laws and a reform push in the coming legislature.
Special assortment of chate laine bags at Kautzmans and your favorite perfume to be laid at Dow's.
Yesterday two couples received licenses in Missouri. W M Egbert of Owsley and E E Payne of Windsor pair up, and T B Grinstead of Windsor with Mary Ellen Bass of Holden plan to wed at 1 30 p m Wednesday at the bride’s Holden home. They will live on the groom’s farm three miles south of Windsor.
A Dow's advertisement highlights a large selection of mirrors, both plain and fancy, crafted from ebony and other woods. The showcase emphasizes variety and quality.
Kautzman’s drug store showcases a collection of refined toilet sets praised for design and craftsmanship, appealing to shoppers seeking decorative bathroom accessories.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway announces holiday excursion tickets to real points within 200 miles of selling stations for one fare round trip on December 24 25 and 31 1902 and January 1 1903 with final limit January 2 1903. Minimum 50 cents and children half rates.
An old style advertisement touts perfumes liquors and wines at Pehl's Wholesale House 115 West Second Street. It lists Anheuser-Busch beers Kentucky whiskies and wines from California and Europe with low prices and an absolute guarantee of goods. Phone No 95 for distributors.
An advertisement promotes Bell's cement as a universal mending product with high agent earnings from $5 to $25 daily, urging inquiries to C. B. Bell & Co. in Sedalia Missouri. A bank notice announces Sedalia National Bank directors election January 13 1903 with polls 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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