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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
6
Dr. J. C. Dysart, praised as the nation’s leading specialist, offers free trial treatments and daily free services for the poor between 1 and 2 pm. His 10 years of invariable success and large practice are cited as proof of his cures at 209 East Sixth Street, Sedalia, Missouri.
Two or three good type stands and several cases offered at bargain prices to clear space. House cleaning time nears. obtain papers for under the carpet or on shelves. Only 10 cents per hundred at The Sentinel office.
Help wanted notice seeks a good white girl for housework in a two-person household. Apply at 114 West Third Street between 7 and 8.
An exclusive dispatch to The Times reports Gen Buller surprising the Boers at Petgieter s drift west of Colenso on January 10 and shelling Boer trenches. Methuen demonstrates force in Cape Colony while Gatacre skirmishes Molteno and French shells Rensburg. Mafeking siege pressures Kaffirs. Ladysmith defense noted. Highlanders captured with all wounded.
Local notes from Dumpville Missouri list visits sales and family news. Mentions Mr Cline visiting Lake Creek Mr Sullivan to Sedalia and several purchases of mule stock and hogs. Social visits include gatherings with the Rider Funks and Donohoe families. Medical notes mention Mrs Offerrill busy sewing and a sickly Mathias Ray. A sawmill move is hinted and Sedalia Labor Federation planning larger meetings.
William Jennings Bryan spoke before Kentucky lawmakers in Frankfort as they readied to elect Senator Blackburn. He backed two proposed laws including making corporate campaign contributions a felony and prohibiting betting on elections. He was accompanied by J. C. Blackburn and Senator Goebel.
A report from Pauls Valley says merchants who refuse the one percent tribal tax will face Indian police efforts to collect it today. Tension rises as authorities plan to eject nonpayers from the territory.
Jan 18 report from Turin states 13 people died and 40 were wounded when dynamite exploded yesterday at Avigliano, 14 miles from Turin. The count and the Duke of Aosta have visited the hospital to see the injured.
A medicine advertisement touts Dr D L La Verne's Grip Tabs for la grippe and colds. The product claims not to affect the head like quinine sulfate. Price is 25 cents. Fleischmann's Pharmacy promotes the remedy as the best for headache.
Farm loans offered with six percent interest and modest expenses by John F. Bothwell attorney Sedalia National Bank Building. Partial payments allowed. The Rocking Chair club meets with Mrs. Margaret D. Sturges Wednesday afternoon. Banner Salve advertised as a healing ointment for chapped hands and cracked lips. An intelligent person is sought to collect for a wholesale house offering ten dollars per week and expenses. Address E. L. Sentinel.
An old notice notes a hall once occupied by the Knights of Pythias above a grocery at Fifth and Ohio. Terms for rent offered by Brandt. A brief drugstore ad promotes Dr. Millers Cough Bitters from Servant Harker Drug Co.
In a bold boast the ad claims no laundry could beat Monarch Laundry in a thousand years. It invites readers to try them and to bring prescriptions for proper filling, backed by Servant Harker Drug Co.
A couple named Newton Lord and Jennie Helper were married at Mayville Kentucky. The editor who covered the wedding was nearly clubbed by the indignant groom for using the headline Lord Helper.
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