Spanish Count Endorses Peruna During La Grippe Cure
Count Segundo de Ovies, Carlist exile from Orietto, praises Peruna after a grippe attack healed by four bottles. Letters from Henry Distin and others promote Peruna as a cure for grippe and chronic catarrh, urging prompt use and free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus.
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Segundo de Ovies
Louis de Ovies
John Quincy Adams
Florida
United States
Spain
Orietto
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Canfield
Atlantic City
N. J
Julian Segundo
Conde DE Ovies
Henry Distin
Henry Distin Manufacturing Co
South Ninth Street
Philadelphia
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Personal Notices From Sedalia Local Bank
Jerome Castle traveled to Jefferson City today. Miss Katie Galliivant and Miss Millie Galliivant returned to Kansas City after visiting friends in Sedalia. Mack Looney went to Kansas City this morning. Nena Shelton returned from relatives in Kansas City. Stella Clapton returned from Kansas City. Buck Sluss and Ed Fisher came in from Sweet Springs this morning. Lon May of Hughesville arrived today.
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Taylors
Jerome Castle
Jefferson City
Kkatie
Millie Gallivant
Kansas City
Sedalia
Mack Looney
Nena Shelton
Stella Clapton
Buck Sluss
Ed Fisher
Sweet Springs
Lon May
Hughesville
New County Court Opens as Officials Arrive in Sedalia
The new county court held its first sitting with Presiding Judge C F Messerly and Judges Wilson and Albers presiding. Several local officials and visitors arrived in Sedalia including J H Sullens and Jack Carr newly with Prudential, and state Senator PF M McDavid from Springfield. Regular business opened at the criminal court with Kelly the new prosecuting attorney busy all day.
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C. FE. Messerly
Wilson and
Albers
J. H. Sullens
Jack Carr
Prudential
California
Business College
Houstonia
Finis Nichols
J. L. Stone
Farl Davis
J. C. Higgins
PF. M. McDavid
Missouri
Springfield
Sedalia
Fred Ludemann
Vincent Terry
Dunksburg
New Life Lodge
Knights
Charles McAninch
Hughesville
Dick Johnson
Chicago
CC. A. Braum
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Sam Kingsbaker
Kansas City
Sol Kingsbaker
Charles Daugherty
Criminal Court
Kelly
Aged Citizen A. A. Hirst Dies In Cooper County
Tipton reports the death of A. A. Hirst a longtime farmer of Cooper County at his brother J. T. Hirst residence at 3 30 this afternoon. He was about 70 years old and a bachelor.
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Tipton
A. A. Hirst
Cooper County
J. T. Hirst
Mr. Hirst
Topsy Electrocuted at Coney Island Park
New York January 4 Topsy the man killing elephant was executed by electricity at Luna Park West Brighton Coney Island after a failed attempt to persuade her to cross a bridge to a scaffold for hanging She had killed two keepers in 1900 and killed J Fielding Blount in May in Brooklyn for feeding her a lit cigarette The procedure used 6600 volts and cyanide of potassium in three doses leading to a rapid death with visible burning and smoke in front of witnesses.
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New York
Topsy
Lana Park
West Brighton
Coney Island
Waco
Texas
Paris
Brooklyn
J. Fielding Blount
Fort Wayne
Ind
Tehm
Gideon's Big Minstrels at Wood's Theatre Tuesday
Gideon's Big Minstrels, a 35 performer touring show with two cars and a large band, arrives at Wood's theatre Tuesday evening January 6. Principal fun makers Skinner Harris Dan Desdunes Mat Turner and Frank Kirk promise rag time comedy and novel features. Thousands spent on scenery and costumes with a noon street parade expected. prices 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Gideon
Wood's Theatre
Skinner Harris
Dan Desdunes
Mat Turner
Frank Kirk
First Day Opens in Shaw Case and Court Actions
The criminal court opened with the Shaw case continued. Robert C. Crawford, sentenced to two years for forgery, was taken to Jefferson City after being released on parole and sent by bondsmen. Several parolees reported, deputies appointed, and multiple cases dismissed or continued. The jury was dismissed until January 14.
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Robert C. Crawford
Jefferson City
Joe Dillard
Crawford
Nicholson
Coleamp Loose
James Greenstreet
Clinton
Gilbert Lyle
Tom Ford
W. R. Dillard
C. 8
Williams
Dillard
J. C. Longan
N. W. Kennedy
Charles Daugherty
Joseph Rhoads
Frank Lysle
Wanted Boy To Carry Paper Route With Pony
Help wanted for a boy to handle a paper route using a pony. Call at the Sentinel office for details and application information.
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the Sentinel
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