Lead and Zinc Fields Accessible by Frisco Line Stages
Frisco line provides daily stage service connecting Chadwick Forsyth Lead Hill Eureka Springs Yellville Berryville Green Forest Handson and Powell with through Frisco trains. Descriptive literature with rates times and connections available from Frisco representatives or Bryan Snyder, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis. Stevens & Stevens offer clean heated carriages for events at 1.00 per couple, 207-209 Osage Street, telephone 167.
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Frisco
Chadwick Forsyth
Lead Hill
Eureka Springs
Yellville
Berryville
Green Forest
Handson
Powell
Frisco Line
Bryan Snyder
St. Louis
Stevens & Stevens
Lehman’s
Osage Street
Cancer specialist offers noninvasive treatment in Sedalia
Dr. Dora Davenport advertises as a cancer specialist claiming malignant tumors can be cured without surgery. The notice spells out treatment at office and residence 1104 West Fourth Street Sedalia Missouri with home visits if desired and directions via Third street car to Quincy Street.
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West Fourth Street
Sedalia
Quincy St
Dr Dysart Offers Free Noon Consultations in Sedalia
Hundreds have been made well by Dr. Dysart who has arrived in Sedalia offering free consultations daily between one and two o clock for those unable to pay. He promises to cure a wide range of illnesses from catarrh and rheumatism to eye and throat diseases and guarantees glasses fit. No charge for consultation or advice. a single low fee covers medicine and professional care for each treated case.
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Dysart
Sedalia
Sedalia Doctor Points to Cancer Cure and Senate Tributes
A Sedalia note reports treatment by Dr. J C Dysart curing a long standing ear cancer and a separate Senate session in Washington paying tribute to the late Vice President Hobart with eulogies by many senators and party figures. It also covers House minutes and a push for civil war pension and other political moves including German literary bureau plans.
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Washington
Senate
Hobart
Hiobart
Sewell and
Keane
New Jersey
Daniel
Virginia
Deney
New York
Cockrell
Missouri
Cullom
Illinois
Davis
Minnesota
Morgan
Alabama
Chandler
New Hampshire
Lodge
Massachusetts
CalYery
Louisiana
Allen
Nebraska
Butler
Hale
Maine
Department of State
Great Britain
Green
Fitzgerald
Mann
United States
Oakwood Cemetery
Chicago
Camp Douglass
Republican German Literary Bureau
Washington, Jan
Hanna
National Republican Committee
Joseph Brucker
Chicago Staats Zeitung
Brucker
Fire wipes out all stores in Taylor and 17 houses burned
News from Oxford Mississippi reports a Tuesday night fire at Taylor ten miles south of town along the Illinois Central railroad destroyed every store and 17 houses. Loss estimated around 140000 with little insurance while Taylor has no current communication.
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Oxford
Miss
Taylor
Here
Treasury Decision Revoked on Special Delivery Receipts
Washington January 11 The internal revenue bureau revoked a decision on taxability of receipts issued by transfer companies for special delivery baggage declaring these receipts are not subject to tax.
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Treasury
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
A Way Out for Bankrupt Targets Honest Debtors
An ad offers a debt settlement plan for people unable to pay. It promises to collect all debts and place claims in one person’s hands with a monthly payment pro rata, labeled the honorable path to get out of the hole. It warns that stubborn nonpayers should consider bankruptcy and notes the exchange at 116 W. 3rd St. for confidentiality.
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the Exchange
W. 3d
For Rent Hall Space Former Knights of Pythias
For rent a hall once used by the Knights of Pythias located above a grocery at the northwest corner of Fifth and Ohio. Terms available by inquiry at the store. Contact P. Brandt.
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Knights of Pythias
Fifth and Ohio
P. Brandt
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Freypu
Webster's
Webster's International Dictionary
the New Kansas City Times
The
Kansas
City Times
Kansas City
A. A. Lesueur
Times
Southwest Territory
Associated Press News
Missouri Valley
Tuk
Kansas City Times
Kansas City Times Company
Lew TZ
Wabas
Boston
W.D. Wood
T. P A. J. Louis, Mo
Arkansas
Baird Bros. & Co
Cleveland
AH Sen
Dora Davenport
J. C. Dysart
Sedalia Mo
J.C. Dysart
East Sixth Street
Sedalia, Mo
East Pacific Avenue
Syone
Weather Bureau
Willis Moore
House Committee On Agriculture
R. H. Harris Suipper
Drs.thornton& Minor
Sedalia Grocer CO
Ohio St
Whepple Coal Company
East Third Street
Ohio Street
H. B. Wigman
Majestic Steel Ranges
Garland Cook
Cole
Garland
Ilgenfritz Hardware CO
Ihio Street
P. Brandt Grocer Co
Ji Ive BY
YU. A. Crandall
H. Bothwell, Pres’t
WM. Courtney
Fres’t, &. R. Blair
Casnier
Sedalia National Bank
Ofer
F. Yancey
W. H. Evans
B W. Meuschke
Charles Musick
H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin
Col
E. G¢. Clark
D. F. Brovma
Trenvy
Lamm
KE. R Biaw
J. W. Merphis W
A. Lower
Third National Bank
Onp N. Dalby
A. P. Morey
R. H. Moses
W. A. Latimer
Ass’t
J.N. Dalby
Moses
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
H Mertz
N.H Gentry
Chas. H. McAninch
Samuel C. Gola
Morris Harter
Jas. T. Montgomery
Landmann Bros
Fourth
Onio
Sedalie, Mo
the Plaza
Chas, Pudry
Alton Limited
Modern Travel
Merchants’ Bridge
s_Office Boagms forl
Tim
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