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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
8
The St Louis Republic quotes Senator Childers from Hermitage and Representative Barnett of Pettis county from Edina on an extra session. Childers would support a special session if the governor has assurance an equitable franchise bill can pass. otherwise he says no. Barnett, after illness during the regular session, cannot judge the extra session or its potential results.
Mrs. E. T. Brown is dangerously ill with pneumonia at Fourth and Brown. The advertisement promotes Dr. Miller's Cough Bitters as a safe herbal remedy to aid coughing and pneumonia recovery, from Servant-Harker Drug Co.
Grip Tab claims to cure la grippe and colds in a day without affecting the head like quinine. Price is 25 cents. Advertises as the best remedy for headache from Fleischmann's Pharmacy.
Bright ad notes brittle taffy formerly 15 cents a pound now 10 cents. Ten cent mixture now three pounds for 25 cents. Fancy seedless oranges 46 cents per dozen. Candy Palace, Tel. 218.
Everett Miller is expected to become the next legislator from Pettis County. He is praised for combining ability and popularity with strict integrity.
L. H. Ridlon, a Missouri Pacific brakeman, is laying off. Typeset notices tout Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets and Rocky Mountain Tea as cures with money-back guarantees. Grove's signature appears on each box.
An advertisement claims Dr T Felixgouraud Dream Beauty Lotion purifies and beautifies the skin removing tan pimples freckles moth patches rash and skin diseases with a six month supply from one bottle. It warns against counterfeit imitations and offers a $1000 reward for proof of copycat products. The product is sold by ERD T Hopkins 37 Great Jones Street New York and available through major druggists and department stores nationwide.
A list of detailed real estate transfers including buyers, sellers, deed types, and property locations across multiple townships. Notable entries include Leslie Mason to R O Claycomb for four acres in Houstonia mills, and numerous transactions in Lamonte, Smithton, Cedar, Heaths Creek, and Sedalia with prices ranging from $25 to $6,400.
The notice promotes Grain-O a pure grain coffee substitute placed in grocery stores. It claims easy on delicate stomachs and indistinguishable taste from coffee. It costs 15 and 25 cents per package and is suitable for children.
After a six month strike the Higbee coal mine resumes operation. Stanley Coal Co announces renewed supply and special prices on car load lots, with full Sedalia market reach and contact details at 525 East Second Street and telephone 26.
Miss Izetta M. Hagarty of the city has gone to Marshall Missouri to attend school for the upcoming term.
Missouri Pacific and H Leidy report switchmen A J Jacobs of Sedalia with grippe. William Luster coal heaver Sedalia suffers lumbago rheumatism. M J Smith shopman has ulcer on right hand. M K and T G L Woolsey Chickie Chockie crusher laborer intermittent fever. T A McComas machinist apprentice Denison with vertigo.
Missouri Pacific engine 281 goes to shops for minor repairs as engineers Boyle and Atkinson and fireman Hank McBride are laid off. Katy freight conductor C R Campbell runs a passenger train briefly. Supt A Davis of the Katy visits the Kansas City division. Nellie Davis hosts guests on East Seventh. Blanche Imhoff wins eye foot ball prize. Clergyman Cyrus F Wixon advocates extermination of criminals by chloroform in a Chautauqua Circle meeting.
George Osteicher, a store detective, recovered fifty three bags and accessories from professional shop lifters in New York City. The collection includes black cambric bags worn under skirts and a satchel once owned by Kate Connolly. A test at a jewelry counter revealed her method of lifting and concealing items.
Stevens and Stevens offer clean carriages heated by Lehman heaters for balls parties and operas. No street carriages. Price one dollar per couple. 207-209 Osage Street telephone 107. F. C. Simpson and wife have returned from McPherson Kans.
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