Boone County Saloonkeeper Fined Under New Law
A Boone county saloon keeper was fined 150 dollars for selling liquor to a minor and under the new law the damages go to the party making the complaint.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1900
Page
2
A Boone county saloon keeper was fined 150 dollars for selling liquor to a minor and under the new law the damages go to the party making the complaint.
Clarksburg New Jersey justice of the peace G H Appleton endorses DeWitts Little Early Risers as the best pills for constipation and liver trouble. The Servant-Harker Drug Co. carries the remedy.
Chas. West and his clerks invoice customers while A. S. McGowan promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for throat and lung diseases. Dealers are authorized to guarantee satisfaction and reject substitutes.
Knob Noster resident Chas Kelly visits the city and advertises Dr Bell’s Anti Pain claiming instant relief for muscular and inflammatory rheumatism. The endorsement positions the product as the world’s greatest pain killer.
Gov Lon V. Stephens and his wife were seen passing through yesterday afternoon while traveling to Kansas City. The outing was noted as a routine transit in the local record.
Lewis Dennis of Salem Indiana praises Kodo Dyspepsia Cure saying it digests what you eat and cures dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Servant Harker Drug Co advertises Red Cross Ball Blue.
News Notes report Roy Scott visiting from St Louis to see friends. W P Cotton resumes his postal run after a brief illness. Missouri state penitentiary houses 2217 convicts. A Linbach opens German evening school in room 316 Ilgenfritz building. Sport McAllester summons Boer sympathizers to a meeting at old Smith hall in one week. Edna Morris leaves for Mexico to resume studies at Hardin College. Osiris club did not meet. next meeting at E E White’s home. Ralph Howard, advance agent of Bunch of Keys, registered at Sicher’s and brings show next Monday. DeWitts Little Early Risers touted as cure for constipation and liver trouble. A St Joseph man who shed skin four times this year is suspected as a Kansas politician crossing the border by mistake.
Amity Lodge No. 69 A. O. U. W. will install its officers Friday night and is planning a smoker and entertainment following the ceremony.
A. S. McGowan advertises Banner Salve as the most healing ointment in the world for chapped hands and cracked lips, claiming rapid relief and improved skin condition.
The Whipple Coal Company highlights Plenty of It soft nut coal as a popular household fuel option, emphasizing its quantities and availability for customers seeking reliable heating energy.
J A Dodgen of Alpharetta Georgia reports Chamberlains Pain Balm relieved his rheumatic pain after several medicines and doctors failed. He claims thousands have been cured, with one application providing relief. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co J L Kautzman and Otis W Smith.
Copy Bloch has returned from Chicago and Cincinnati with no additional details provided about dates or events.
An ad from The Exchange at 116 W 3d St offers a confidential debt settlement plan. It proposes to gather all creditors into one account and arrange monthly payments that pro rate to all debts, aiming to help honest payers while warning that some may pursue bankruptcy if nonpayment continues.
An Indian doctor at 317 Lamine St Hotel LeGrande block advertises a natural weed medicine made in house and offered free for 10 days. He claims instant relief for moving pains and free consultation, plus a mineral oil springs remedy for indigestion and urinary issues available to the poor without money.
Money to loan on improved farm or central city property at low rates. B H Ingram of Missouri Trust Building advertises. Also offers printing for bill heads and cards from the Sentinel. For rent a nicely furnished front room with first class board downtown. A help wanted for housework at 1321 South Osage.
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