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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
2
Advertisement touts Ayer’s Pills as the cure for liver complaints with testimonials from E N North of Sidell Illinois. The same column notes a warrant issued for Major Brockman charged with assault with intent to kill after a Wednesday shooting involving Ed Brown and his 33-year-old son.
A Jamaica West Indies merchant reports his daughter’s severe cold and chest pains were cured in two days with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says the medicine wards off pneumonia and has never failed in his seven years of use. Sold by all druggists.
Russell Camp of Modern Woodmen No. 2065 installed officers last night. Two initiations were held and refreshments followed the ceremonies.
City Collector Tom Sheerin has returned from a trip to Sarcoxie and Wentworth Missouri where he has mining interests A new mine just opened near those points struck the honest jack on record at a depth of 95 feet.
Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results. He warns against substitutes and notes availability through all druggists.
Irene Leitwich daughter of a policeman is very sick with pneumonia. She recently recovered from typhoid fever. Five other family members have had typhoid and two have pneumonia in the past six months.
A Iowa parent credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his son after severe croup left him nearly unable to breathe. The testimony from Joel Demont of Inwood describes giving doses every ten minutes until vomiting and the boy expelling long phlegm strings, concluding the medicine kept him alive.
W. G. Nolen of Stein wender-Stoffregen Coffee Co. in St. Louis is in the city on business with the 5. H. Beiler Grocery Co. They are promoting their Yale brand in this territory.
Advertises Banner Salve as the top healing medicine for piles with a full refund if not cured. Claims are made that it is the most healing remedy and available at all druggists.
Routon Friemel Clay Smythe and Holtzman of Sedalia furnished music for a Boonville swe? ball Tuesday night. They praised the decorations and refreshments as of superior character. Among guests was Miss Gertrude Maltby formerly of Sedalia.
A laundry recently placed in the office of the Monarch laundry offers a bright, continuously lit public service. It promises steady, reliable operation in line with the institution’s known high standards.
Wm. J. Blochberger of Cole Camp David Holtzen of Lake Creek WwW. s Crisman of Green Ridge G. E. Bodenhamer of Hughesville were registered at the Kaiser hotel Wednesday.
Dr George E McNeil of Sedalia and son of P P McNeil, once Otterville’s Baptist horse, has rapidly made his mark after spending months in Europe. He lectured on his experiences and was elected a trustee of Sedalia’s First Baptist Church.
John Kaiser Jr. is at St Louis receiving treatment for a diseased foot. A possible amputation is planned for Saturday that could remove about half of each foot.
Carl A. Guenther's offers a complete line of winter goods at greatly reduced prices to clear stock before spring arrivals. Exceptional bargains in dress goods underwear blankets comforts and heavy goods are featured to rapidly achieve sales goals.
Dr T T Major and Son offer reduced dental services for a limited period. Full set of teeth priced at 8 dollars with various fillings available including gold and platina, cement and amalgam. Painless extraction promised. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite courthouse.
Sedalia Missouri December 30 1901 notice for the regular annual meeting of the Sedalia Water and Light Company shareholders to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. Meetings at the company office January 13 1902 polls open at 9 a m L P Andrews president Chas C Evans secretary
An advertisement for Windsor coal offered at 3.00 per ton with full weight guaranteed and delivery. also markets dry and green wood in cord or stove lengths with the lowest prices. Contact at yards or by phone.
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