Weather outlook with isolated thunderstorms in northwest region
Fair tonight and Thursday with likely showers and thunder storms in the extreme northwest portion. Tonight remains warm.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1899
Page
4
Fair tonight and Thursday with likely showers and thunder storms in the extreme northwest portion. Tonight remains warm.
R W Griffith traveled to Boonville while Lillian Poteet visits Evadale. P D Hastain handles legal business in Warsaw. William Kahrs G W Babcock and George Menefee fished at Thatcher's Ford. Jack Chaney on a business trip to Sweet Springs. Marguerite McDaniel leaves for Vinita. Ingram travels to Springfield for Missouri Trust Co. Laura Stanley visits Ben Christopher's family in Kansas City. Lillian Bradford, visiting Windor relative, returns home due to Col Fulton Bradford illness.
The ad extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a perfect laxative cleansing and reviving the system without objectionable drugs. It notes mild safe action and hints at Servant-Harker Drug Co. claims. Frank White hunted Beaman briefly. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is advertised for complete digestion and nourishment. Pat Donahue of Cole Camp ships five cars of stock.
An ad extols Grain-O as a grain based coffee substitute that tastes like coffee, costs about a fourth as much, and is suitable for children as a nourishing food drink. It promotes Grain-O through grocers and notes other products from Sedalia Steam Laundry and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles.
Jordan Washington seeks 200 regular patrons for his Shine stand at the Metropolli tan barber shop offering a daily shine for 50 cents a month. Also advertising watermelons, whole or sliced, at the Candy Palace with telephone 215.
Citizens accuse authorities of inaction during the extreme heat season as carcasses pile up in the city. Prosecutions and fines are urged to curb the nuisance and curb health concerns.
Deputy sheriff Thomas Thurman of Troy Missouri urges all Americans to learn the virtues of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles skin diseases and related troubles. The Ser vant Harker Drug Co. endorses the product.
Dr. W A Porter and Marshal Prentice visited a Limestone Valley farm last night to treat a fine Jennette belonging to Louis Monsees. They found the animal already dead upon arrival.
The couple described as the happiest in the world reportedly consume Rocky Mountain Tea together. Observers note their shared routine and the peculiar pairing of disabilities as part of their daily life.
Frank Guenther, noted local restaurant man, is confined with a badly swollen foot believed caused by the bite of a poisonous insect. He is resting at home and receiving treatment as doctors monitor his condition.
A lady endorses Allen's Foot-Ease for absorbing perspiration in gloves and maintaining glove condition. The powder softens new shoes and keeps feet cool and comfortable. Physicians and nurses are invited to note its purity. sold in drug and shoe stores for 25 cents with free samples.
W M Gallaher of Bryan Pa says after forty years of trying medicines One Minute Cough Cure is best of all. It relieves instantly and cures throat and lung troubles. Servant Harker Drug Co.
Noted for keen sight and clear vision this salve treats sore eyes and granulated lids. Ustutherland's Eagle Eye Salve marketed to improve eye health and sold by all dealers for 25 cents.
Advertisement seeks a reliable man to manage a branch office to be opened locally. Requires good record and experience. Respond with reference to this paper. Addressed to A. T. Morris of Cincinnati Ohio. Includes note about illustrated catalogue and postage.
Deputy A S Marshal McKenna went to bs today to arrest Jack and James Remendson charged with bootlegging. If found they will be taken to Clinton for trial tomorrow. J A Schear of Sedalia saved his child from death by croup using One Minute Cough Cure. It cures coughs cold pneumonia la grippe and all throat and lung troubles. Servant Harker.
Piano tuning available July 12 13 and 14 for 1.50 by John Stark & Son located at 114 East Fifth Street Tel 248 Talecum powder Servant Harker Lung irritation noted as forerunner to consumption Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claimed to cure and strengthen lungs Ice cream soda 5c Fleischmann's Pharmacy store ad mentions druggists price and contact details.
The ad extols Professor S W Axtell and his Diploma granting Magnetic Institute training as practical and profitable. It contrasts practiced healers with pretenders and urges learning from a seasoned practitioner. A brief Denison rail flood update follows, noting slow improvement and train timetables.
Emmett Fisher, formerly deputy county clerk under Nat Lower, has taken a clerk position with Master Mechanic Weller at the Missouri Pacific shops. He departs the county clerk role and leaves the SENTINEL staff to join the railroad division.
C H Winkler of California Missouri representing Long Bell Lumber company Kansas City visited the city yesterday and attended the races He left last evening for Clinton and Nevada in the interest of his firm
A notice posted at the Katy shops on Saturday evening states that nine hours will constitute a day’s work until further notice. Workers had been on ten hours since the shops began operations last week.
Five laborers are listed as incoming patients with various ailments. William Jones from Denison has a right shoulder paralysis. James Nelson from Caddo is noted with debility. Joseph Thompson from Chickie Chockie suffers neuralgia. William Williams from Leliaetta is treated for fever.
John Wright is on the sick list with Cook Duncan covering. Fred Allen substitutes for Frank O Connell who is laid off after his mother’s death. Bouldin Bowers joins Wallace bill posting and leaves for Boonville. Katy force repairs flood damage in Texas. expect trains back to normal by week’s end.
Mr Walter B Moore hosted a gathering at 6 East Fifth for 2575 ot 95 Sedalia High School. Miss Sadie McGowan and Miss Anna Leaming won prizes in guessing contests, receiving Dresden China pin trays, while Vernon Blythe won the booby prize, a china powder box. Refreshments included pineapple punch ices and cake.
William McQuaid arrested in Chicago on charges of delivering securities to the Bank of Knob Noster on encumbered property. admitted to $750 bond. DC Kelley of Sedalia is his attorney. An unrelated advertisement urges readers to try Rocky Mountain Tea.
An ad touts No To Bac as a quick tobacco quitter promising strength and vitality. It claims ease of quitting with a 50 cent to one dollar price and a money back guarantee, directing readers to Sterling Kennedy Co. in Chicago or New York.
The Sedalia Woolen Mills started up today with a fine new engine replacing the one that broke. Also advertised are Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or 26c, with a money back guarantee if C C C fails to cure. Ice cream soda 5c and The Cigar touted as having no equal.
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