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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1901
Page
7
An aged reader testifies that Hostetter’s stomach Bitters tones the system strengthens the stomach and kidneys after years of use. Grandfather John Harris of Claytonville Kas. credits the remedy with his long life and continued good health.
The city’s schools resumed today following a ten days’ vacation. Nettie Lamm took over history teaching at the High school succeeding Miss Mercy in the position.
Chas Rogie of Atwater claims severe kidney trouble left him unable to work until using Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports improvement in four days and full recovery, urging others to try the product from all druggists.
Advertisement notes 25 cents for three issues and lists items for sale or wanted. Eat Koeppen's home made bread at the greenhouse at Sixth and Ohio. WANTED second hand flat top office desk send details to this office.
For rent barn for three horses near court house. Inquire H Sentinel office. For sale handsome hat millinery wall show case 16 feet long plus 12 feet long show case with sliding doors. Inquire 120 Ohio street. For rent two front rooms over Sentinel office furnished or unfurnished use for light housekeeping.
Wanted good, wide awake canvassers to represent a responsible Eastern firm. Representatives needed in every town and city adjacent to Sedalia. Guarantee of 2 dollars per day for eight hours work. Deposit of 5 dollars for outfit. Call or address 316 Ilgen Fritz building Sedalia Missouri. 12-18 dét w 2tp.
Lost package containing railroad mileage books. Information gladly received by Q, care of The Sentinel. Also notice of roomers wanted at 210 West Eleventh Street with cheap terms. A lady’s gold watch engraved Maude is lost between M K and T depot and Third and Harrison Avenues. return to office for reward.
A world test item notes Red Cross Ball Blue as the lesson and mentions a large two ounce package priced at five cents.
Eighteen months ago St. Louis housed four trust companies with the Missouri Trust from Sedalia as the state’s oldest. The St. Louis, Union, Mississippi Valley, and Lincoln Trust each occupy distinctive buildings. New and old firms have raised capitalization, amid a surge of mammoth capitalizations.
Dr Mary R Melendy of Chicago endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a universal non narcotic treatment for obstinate coughs colds and bronchial afflictions in children of all ages. She recommends it for relief and notes it is safe for non professionals and available from all druggists.
Sedalia camp No. 16, W. O. W., organizes a big public installation and banquet for New Year’s night. Wm. H. Hughes of St. Louis, special organizer, and James E. Fitzgerald of Kansas City, state deputy and board member, will attend. A fine program is in the works.
Sedalia Court No. 29 Tribe of Ben Hur will hold a big banquet and installation of officers on Thursday night January 2. W. C. Roe supreme organizer arrives from Kansas City and F. L. Snyder supreme scribe from Crawfordsville Ind for the event. Officials praise Sedalia court formed with over 100 members recently.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor claims to restore natural color to gray hair and stop the look of aging. A testimonial from Mrs. H. F. Borgeol of Phoenix notes dark thick hair after using the product. The Navy Department has declined to ban the Marine Band from paid engagements, pleasing Sedalia locals who enjoyed their visit last spring.
Mr W S Albert announces a special train schedule for Sedalia Missouri on February 1 to attend the Innes Band festival. The 55 member group with Borghi Bryden Alberti and Zenzi Kyla draws large crowds, with Carmen and Faust scenes and a dramatic anvil act highlighted.
A speaker spoke with notable zeal, persuading Mr Innes that a popular candidate had led the way, resulting in his inclusion of them on the road program.
The Nebraska Colorado Express now departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m and reaches Denver at 3 15 p m next day, saving three hours. The morning Denver Express leaves at 10 40 a m with through scenic Colorado routes and chair cars sleepers dining cars. Also offered are California Excursions via Scenic Colorado with through tourist sleepers from Kansas City weekly.
An old Burlington Northern Pacific Express pitch invites travelers to describe a proposed trip to the Northwest and receive a low fare quote along with printed material. The notice lists R. H. Crozier and L. W. Wakely as agents in Kansas City and St. Louis and Howard Elliott as general manager in St. Louis.
Advertisement notes FO Leys Honey and Tar as effective after exposure or onset of a cold. Claims it never fails when taken in time and is available from all druggists.
An advertisement states a $500 000 loan to LAN with per cent annual interest and optional principal payments in increments of $100. It invites borrowers to discuss renewing or obtaining a new loan and asks to see the lender before extending terms.
During January Carl A. conducts a large clearing sale of dry goods dress goods notions and staple and fancy articles. Sweeping reductions in every department attract bargain seekers at Guenther’s 310 Ohio Street.
The advertisement touts a grab sale at 214 Ohio Street featuring handkerchiefs priced 10c to 1.50 and dolls promoted as prettiest in town. It also promotes a $40 heating store now $29 with daily $1 reductions over eleven days and continuing.
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