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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1899
Page
3
Dr T T Major relocates his practice to 410 Ohio Street above Morey and Crawford's, promising one of central Missouri's finest dental offices. He claims exclusive rights to the Morris Process rubber plate and to using Alvatander for painless tooth extraction.
Our employees are all experienced workers which enables us to guarantee satisfaction in every particular. Try us for good work. Sedalia Steam Laundry. Tel 154. Gro W Loncan Prop.
Detroit plans a large homecoming for Gen Alger with a reception at city hall and a mass meeting. A proposed indignation meeting would follow the public events, as Gov. P ingree supported the idea and Mayor Mayburg debated potential discomfort for the general.
Fort Scott Kansas 18 months ago sent seven men to the Klondike. The party is stranded at St Michael's after a brutal winter with four cases of scurvy. They prospected 1300 miles north but found no gold and cannot sell their outfit, including a fine boat, for its cost.
A Filipino priest Gregorio Agripay with insurgents seeks independence of the Philippine church from Spanish priests. He proclaims himself vicar general for Filipino priests outside American control on Luzon and urges disobedience of church regulations.
Joplin Missouri reports ore sales for last week declined from the prior week with lead ore totaling $55 a ton and zinc topping at $44.50 a ton. A single carload was sold at the zinc top price while general top price held at $43. Lead consistently sold at $55 per ton all week.
Ed Grimes fifteen year old son of Dan Grimes and nephew of State Treasurer Frank Grimes drowned while bathing in the Kaw river at Topeka. A man named Copperplate also drowned at Silver Lake. bodies not recovered.
Postmaster General Smith and Mrs. Smith will accompany the presidential party. They depart Wednesday afternoon for an indefinite stay at Lake Champlain and expect to reach their destination Thursday morning.
Census Director Merriam targets W G Robertson to run the seventh district census but Robertson refuses the assignment and will represent his home eighth district or none. Also included is an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and druggist offers.
The Wallace show will perform twice at Liberty Park on Tuesday with a grand parade departing at 10 oclock. The parade will be a sight to rival a Roman triumph and the circus arrives from Clinton at 5 oclock. Wallace claims his troupe is among the best ever under canvas with more high priced artists than any other management in the country. The parade alone is worth traveling for, and Wallace has made his horses a featured attraction.
Mr A Sanders reports an epidemic of diarrhoea in Cocoanut Grove Florida. He suffered a severe attack but was cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommended it to others and called it the best remedy they ever used. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co Otis W Smith City Drug Store.
The Sedalia Woodmen of the World plan a trip to Fort Scott on August 1 with goals of winning prizes. They hired the Second Regiment band to compete for 100 dollars in gold, and their drill team, led by Lieut Sam James, shows marked proficiency. The camp bought axes for the drill team and a silk U S flag. Round trip fare is one dollar, and several hundred Sedalians are expected to travel.
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a newly discovered remedy that aids digestion and food assimilation and restores digestive organs to a natural condition. Claims it surpasses any prior medical discovery. Servant Harker Drug Co.
Ralph Hammond was brought home Saturday evening from Clinton after being stabbed about two weeks ago by Fred Mitchell. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Thurman of Troy, Missouri, promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles rectal troubles and skin diseases, noting high demand. Servant Harker Drug Co.
A large package of Red Cross Ball Blue is advertised for five cents, appealing to laundresses seeking an affordable washing aid.
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