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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
7
A Texas wonder claims one bottle of Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It promises two months of treatment per small bottle and refunds if not sold by your druggist. Dr B W Hall sole maker St Louis Missouri.
A Huntsville note states a kidney and bladder cure with one bottle of The Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery. Misses Essie and Sallie Chapman of Windsor visit Miss Ethel Chapman on East Tenth Street.
The Missouri Pacific railway spur to the State fair grounds west of the city is nearly finished. Ties are down and rails laid to the grounds. The track runs about 10 700 feet, over two miles, costing 21 250 dollars.
A 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as a constitutional treatment for catarrh. It claims internal dosing from 10 drops to a teaspoon and offers one hundred dollars for any cure failure, inviting circulars and testimonials. The text also mentions Hall's Family Pills as the best accompanying product.
Colonel Joe Richards of Ft. Scott an attorney for Missouri Pacific travels often and keeps a medicine chest. During a trip on the Union Pacific a door was closed on A. L. Williams’s finger. Richards treated the wound with salve overnight and offered pills later, which Williams refused citing a prior suggestion by M. A. Low.
A. H. Thurness of Wills Creek Coal Co. Buffalo C writes of years with kidney and bladder pain. After Foley's Kidney Cure a few doses cleared brick dust and stones, ending pain. He claims substantial recovery and urges others to take Lay’s Kidney Cure.
A local notice urges participation in the Education Al Voting Contest with a call to vote early and often. The message emphasizes ongoing engagement and encourages residents to cast ballots ahead of the deadline.
E C White of the Collecting Agency announces a sale of all secured judgments on January 28 1901 at 116 West Third Street. Early offerings may include some shell worn items but future sales will feature up to date judgments with statutorily compliant trimmings and the original justice’s name for genuineness.
The Salvation Army hotel hosted a Christmas dinner that supported many orphan children. The organization thanks contributors and prays for blessings while asking for shoes and clothing to aid the needy.
Dayton Ohio resident Maude Adams writes of relief from headaches indigestion and sluggish organs after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. She calls it a household remedy and notes Arlington Pharmacy sells it.
I L Farley of Farley Marble and Granite Works rents Crandall building at Sixth and Ohio from Alcorn and will move February 1 from current Ohio location between Seventh and Broadway. He plans a handsome parlor in Central Missouri to display a first class stock of marble and granite monuments for buyers.
A cold cough or grippe can be halted early with Foley's Honey and Tar. Warns against substitutes and advises purchasing from druggists.
Mr Wilber L Davis and Miss Ambie M Woodward of Malta Bend Missouri married December 25 in Marshall Missouri by Chas M Hawley Esq On returning home Mr Woodward lost his license but recovered it later after retracing his steps finding the document in the road several miles from Malta Bend
Cold and cough cures abound yet Foley's Honey and Tar remains in great demand this day. Available at all druggists.
A Pettis county farmer engineered a double fare claim by exploiting J. M. Cannon’s generosity for riders. he was informed he was entitled to the fare only once on the same day and apologized.
J. W. Burress, once police judge and prominent Pettis County resident, accepts a position with the Famous at 115 Ohio Street and invites friends to visit. Fred Sharp returned to Kansas City after visiting his parents in town.
If your children are fretful peevish and cross mother the same ditto the boss it would seem proper to give em all Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents Ask your druggist.
The Sentinel launches a voting contest giving two top voters a free International Correspondence Schools scholarship in mechanical or architectural drawing. Entries by January 10, 1901, include books, drafting set, and leather bound materials. Open to all ages and both genders. daily contest tallies will run in The Sentinel.
Service offers heated carriages for balls parties weddings and operas. No street carriages. Rates set at one dollar per couple for round trips.
Sedalia and Warsaw passengers can buy inclusive round trip tickets to all stations from Dec 22 1900 to Jan 1 1901 with return by Jan 2 1901. Ticket agent C E Marsh announces. J L Kautzman advertises ladies purses at 104 West Mainz.
Taylor Leeder of Benton County sends fisherman friend Sam Rosse a fine turkey for Christmas as the tale begins with opening chapters.
Cohen Coal Co advertises coal at 3.00 per ton with contact telephone 268, in Lexington listings.
Miss Fannie Killebrew died of typhoid fever at the home of her stepfather C. J. Drake early Sunday morning December 16 1900. She was born in Georgetown Missouri but her age could not be ascertained as reported by the Sweet Springs Herald.
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