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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1900
Page
4
Dr J C Dysart offers free trial treatment and daily free consultations between 1 and 2 pm. His ten years of invariable success and vast practice earn him national regard as a chronic disease specialist serving men and women at 209 East Sixth Street Sedalia Missouri.
Hill's Practical Business College aims to fit pupils for stenography and bookkeeping with Gregg shorthand and budget bookkeeping. Modern teaching methods, low terms, day school after January 1. Located at 405 410 Ohio street upstairs.
A La Grippe and cold remedy claims to cure in one day. Dr D L La Verne’s Grip Tab relieves head symptoms differently from quinine sulfate. Price is 25 cents. Fleischmann’s Pharmacy markets this headache remedy.
For rent a nicely furnished front room with first class board in a good downtown location. Address at the Sentinel Office.
A brief ad boast claims no laundry could match Monarch Laundry for perfect satisfaction, offering superior service and quality during a period when local cleaners vie for customers.
In St Louis on January 16 Col William Jennings Bryan and Yale President Arthur Hadley discussed Hadley's plan to ostracize trust magnates. They agreed social denial should target those harming public welfare and stressed public education to reveal trust evils, with cautious views on ostracism as a remedy.
Manila dispatches say Gen. Bates’ forces patrol Lake Taal as insurgents retreat south. Col Hayes with the Fourth Cavalry reaches Lipa with many Spanish prisoners. Col Anderson’s Thirty-eighth Infantry takes Talisay with light opposition. Maj Cheatham disperses 400 insurgents near San Sablo as Third Cavalry loses two men killed and three wounded near San Fernando de la Union on January 12.
Chicago officials propose a city ordinance offering a $200 reward for the killing of any highwayman or housebreaker caught in the act or fleeing after the crime. The measure, introduced last night, was sent to the finance committee for review.
A Sedalia stamp collector’s sale in New York City yielded a new national high for stamps when a first issue British Guinea 1850 2s black on pink without perforations sold for $1710. The buyer was a prominent New York collector representing an English dealer. Mr Hunter paid $1610 for another specimen. Other stamps also brought solid prices.
The Catholic Knights of America installed officers Edward Hurley as president Joseph Altemuelles as vice president Ed Don ley as recording secretary John Wad ell as financial secretary and E G Cassidy as treasurer They also paid 2000 to the heirs of Timothy Gallivan deceased plus a marketing line about a health tea follows.
Peoples Bank of Sedalia announces its regular annual stockholders meeting to elect directors for one year. The banking rooms will be open Tuesday January 23 1900 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. J C Van Riper cashier.
Inside city limits a fine 10 acre garden is for rent. Premises include two four room dwellings and one three room house, a good barn for five horses, a large wagon shed, and plentiful water. Bailey and Smith at 108 West Third Street.
The Rock Island Playing Care's are the slickest you ever handled. One pack will be sent by mail on receipt of 15 cents in stamps. A money order or draft for 50 cents or same in stamps will secure 4 packs and they will be sent by express, charges prepaid. Address John Sebastian G. P. A. CR. L and P Chicago.
Herman M. Apel of Boonville files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in front of Referee Judge John Montgomery. Liabilities total 890 dollars with no assets listed.
A cautionary notice urges readers to beware of a product claimed to be the same as Rocky Mountain Tea. The speaker advises asking a druggist for verification and warns that the warning is wise for consumers.
J Scott Harrison brother of ex President Harrison is gravely injured in Beaumont Texas after a horse kicked him. Doctors removed a skull piece measuring one inch by three inches. He has recovered from the operation and is expected to survive though the injury was life threatening.
Joseph Cooke, president of the Akron China Company, announced that a proposed combine among 37 manufacturers has formed a simple agreement to raise selling prices, with about 40 percent average increases accepted by the last company.
A reader from Alpharetta Ga testifies Chamberlains Pain Balm eased rheumatism after other medicines failed One application relieves pain Thousands cured says ad cites local drug firms including Servant Harker J L Kautzman Otis W Smith as sellers
Mrs. Chas Lancaster of West Fourth street received word that Edgar Woolridge formerly of the city and now of Ekast Lynne Missouri is at the point of death. Mr and Mrs Lancaster left immediately to be at his bedside.
Mrs. W. F. Waller hosted an elaborate luncheon yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Ida Stillwell.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a one day cure claim and money-back guarantee. Box bears E W Grove’s signature. 25 cents per package.
Counterfeit salves circulate. beware. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is promoted as the only original and infallible cure for piles and skin diseases. Advertisement from Servant Harker Drug Co.
In Guthrie Oklahoma a tramp unnamed by press was seriously injured when a Santa Fe freight double header derailed on a siding at Mulhall fourteen miles north. Ten cars had passed the switch and the fifth car jumped it, causing the wreck.
The secretary of the interior sent to the Senate a description of the Kiowa and Apache Indian reservations in Oklahoma. It covers the land’s character and total area as requested by a Senate resolution. The communication clarifies boundaries and regional context for the two tribes.
A Kansas City mining company sunk a shaft six miles north of Versailles and struck a rich jack at 80 feet. The find is described as the richest jack strike yet in the county.
The state board of health yesterday quarantined Montgomery county against Wagoner Muscogee and South McAlester S T these three towns having cases for smallpox.
A short local ad touts a cold cure promising one day relief without sulphate of quinine. It claims no headache effect and lists Fleischmann's Pharmacy as the place to buy at 25 cents.
Made executrix, Mrs. Sarah E. Chipman, qualified as executrix of the estate of her late husband, B. Y. Chipman.
Servant Harker Drug Co states readiness to supply physicians with fresh vaccine points. The brief note emphasizes medical supply readiness and distribution readiness for healthcare providers.
Miss Minnie Dempsey, winter guest of Mrs. E. W. Overstreet in Smithton, married J. R. Myers, a well known traveling man. Local ads promote DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for digestion and Lehmans carriages heated with heaters offered by Stevens Stevens at 207 209 Osage street with services for balrs parties and operas.
Classified notice seeking a girl for general housework apply at once 1321 South Osage.
Fresh vaccine points announced for the Servant Tarker Drug Co. Grand opening tonight at the Postoffice Exchange with H. Blatterman.
Bargain sale offers 200 bright newspapers once priced at 2.00 now 0.19 each. Former price and new rate noted for readers visiting the Sentinel office.
Wanted intelligent person for wholesale house collection. Earn ten dollars per week plus expenses. Address E. L. Sentinel.
Miss Nellie Zimmerman departed Sunday for New York and Washington. She plans to stay in the east until next autumn.
A short historical claim in a fragmented ad text suggests a method or remedy pitched to cure la grippe within two days. The readable fragment includes an emphasis on rapid relief and consumer health claims without verifiable medical details or endorsements.
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