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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
7
The article defines abnormal heart rhythms as signs of weak or diseased hearts. It notes palpitations fainting spells shortness of breath and chest discomfort indicate poor circulation and potential health risk.
County timber property offers six rooms and a good cellar with a 30 foot square barn and other buildings. If not sold by March 1, it will be rented to suitable parties. Inquire of M. M. McCormick, 019 South Vermont Street.
Last night a masquerade hosted by Company D of the Rifles at Liberty Park Hall drew a gratified crowd. Gregey's Orchestra supplied music as attendees wore handsome costumes. refreshments followed. The readable cast list includes Uncle Sam, Rough Riders, Japanese girl, Spanish girl, Gypsy fortune teller, and many other characters with local residents named.
Promises a $100 reward for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Claims internal use cleanses blood and mucous surfaces to cure constitutional catarrh. Endorses testimonials and lists Toledo Ohio address. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
The Women’s Relief Corps will host a luncheon at Mrs Long’s on West Seventh Street at noon next Wednesday January 29 with details of time and location provided for members.
The east half of the southeast quarter of section 25 township 44 range 20 Pettis County will be sold for cash. A good title can be made. Sold at private sale. Address offers to Edw. J. White, Assignee, Aurora, Missouri.
An offer markets Flora cough care at twenty five cents promising savings of pain time and doctor bills worth more than the purchase. Sale location given as McGowan's with a strong value claim for shoppers seeking relief.
A classified notice seeks a woman in each county to represent a house ten years old with solid finances and weekly cash salary of 18.00 paid by check every Wednesday. All expenses charged to headquarters with money advanced for expenses. Apply to Manager at 329 Caxton Building Chicago.
MO M Goodknight announces sale of second hand goods at auction at 205 West Main Street Sedalia. M H Hensinger acts as auctioneer. Sale described as a quit business liquidation with goods offered to the public or dealers.
Stall No 5 opened in the market house by Joseph Kehl one of the best known and most experienced young men in the city in this line He is a young man starting out to build up a trade and he will likely attract customers with his venture.
A local vendor announces a strictly cash operation offering very low figures on meat. The ad invites customers to call and mentions old phone number 68 as a contact for patrons seeking best value.
Carl A. Guenther offers a handsome complete line of winter goods at greatly reduced prices to clear stock before spring arrivals. Exceptional bargains in every department include dress goods underwear blankets comforts and heavy goods.
Meyers Coffee house on Ohio Street reports strong business with genuine Java and Mocha drawing steady patronage.
Notice announces the mutual dissolution of the partnership between E. C. McGurren and Peter Pehl in the city. McGurren will continue the business, assume all liabilities and collect all outstanding debts. E. C. McGURREN S dalia Mo Jan 22 1902.
Effective October 15 1901 excursion rates are placed on sale by the South Western railway to all principal winter resorts of the South and Southwest. Ask any agent of the Southern railway for full information.
Meyers Bakery reports record production with higher output and demand. The shop notes stronger sales across its breads and pastries as customers seek fresh daily loaves.
Short classified notice seeks to swap a lot containing a good well for a good horse. Respond with E. S. at the Sentinel office.
Three furnished rooms on the third floor with steam heat and electric lights included. Contact C. J. Wilson at 210 Ohio Street. Also a Rochester camera outfit complete worth 50 dollars for 25 dollars with 4x5 Goertz lens Unicam shutter and full course instruction offered by K. B. of the Sentinel office.
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