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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1899
Page
4
Governor Stephens replies to Kansas officials about the Embree lynching. He states no promise to protect the alleged rapist and says Embree was hanged despite efforts to shield him. He condemns mob violence and notes Sheriff Gibson tried to honor promises to protect state and county credit.
Grain O offers a coffee substitute that tonifies the stomach and nerves. It is promoted as a nourishing beverage with digestive and heart benefits, sold in 15 and 25 cent packages.
Attorney General Crow rules that the ledger record of the house journal on the beer inspection bill passage does not invalidate the bill. Bowman & Morn Laundry is cited in the item as the source of the velvet edge collars involved in the dispute.
A vintage testimonial praises Rocky Mountain Tea for adding spice to life, encouraging the human heart, lifting despair, and breathing new life and confidence. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist.
Ice cream soda 10c at Ott's drug store and a Katy railway excursion to Fort Scott with a return at 11:30pm led by the Second Regiment band. Train departs Katy depot at 7 am with WOW and friends. Sedalia Steam Laundry advertises experienced workers and satisfaction guarantee.
The federation invites all union men to attend the Wednesday evening meeting at hall No 210 South Lamine street at 8 o'clock. Members and interested workers are urged to participate.
The Maccabees of Moberly arranged a large turnout to Sedalia on August 18 after earlier talk of an August 19 trip. A call meeting on Monday decided to proceed with the excursion, contingent on members agreeing individually to participate.
The Katy is sending a trainload of box cars toward St Louis as part of a rapid shipment. Officials confirm no delays and expect delivery to occur within the day.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad offers a one fare round trip from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to all Colorado points and Salt Lake City during the August 7 to 12 meeting. For details contact Agents or writer K Hooper G P T A Denver Colo.
Ice cream soda priced at 5 cents offered at Fleischmanns Pharmacy. The item listing appears alongside a transit note referencing a direct line from St. Louis Union Station to Springfield Petersburg Pekin and Peoria Illinois via Merchants Bridge with gate CP IL RR.
Local drug store Ser vant Harker Drug Co invites customers to inquire about available paints and related products. Staff encourage questions on finishes, colors, and pricing.
Geof Shepard a dentist at Hoffman Building promotes a new and valuable technique to remove nerves from teeth immediately and painlessly claiming quick relief.
Dunrobin Castle in Sutherland stands as one of Britain's oldest inhabited houses with a history traced to 1097. The ducal residence hosts the queen’s rooms and a library rich in Scottish and Norse works, plus portraits of Mary Queen of Scots, William of Orange, and other royals.
The Sentinel reports a letter from Mrs Ballard and daughters criticizing neighbors who gossip at night. The paper declines to defend or support such conduct and urges police to monitor that portion of the city closely.
A reader praises Allen's Foot-Ease for use in gloves to absorb perspiration and preserve gloves. The powder eases in new shoes and keeps feet cool and comfortable. Physicians and nurses are urged to note its purity. sold in drug and shoe stores for 25 cents with free samples.
Doctors order Grain-O as a healthful coffee substitute. It is a pure grain beverage with a rich brown color and a coffee like taste. It costs about 44 as much and is marketed as a genuine nourishing food drink for children and adults.
The project to lay pipe for the steam heating plant started yesterday, marking the start of construction work.
The Eagle Eye Salve claims to aid weak eyes styes sore eyes and granulated lids with clear vision. Sold by all dealers for 25 cents.
Doctors Ferguson and Cowan operated on patient James Curts at the city hospital yesterday amid ongoing treatment.
Claim that Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve cures dim vision styes granulated lids sore eyes quickly and effectively. Sold in tubes with a guarantee by reputable druggists.
Servant Harker Drug Co presents Wheelon by the gallon for receptions delivering ice cold refreshment to guests at events.
A small laundry aid note highlights Red Cross Ball Blue as a preferred product, selling in a large package for only five cents.
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat report recounts a Turkish minister's blunt social queries at Washington receptions. He probes dress, marriage, and children, prompting embarrassment and evasive responses, leaving Washington society wary of further introductions to the envoy.
Essay excerpts urge readers to value objects by their place and function rather than beauty alone. A beetle on a weed or a turtle in muddy water reveals adaptation’s quiet elegance, proving true beauty lies in natural fit and symmetry when observed with thoughtful attention.
Yesterday Detective Turner mediated a base ball dispute over possession and kept the ball after Sedalia and Franklin players claimed it. He then searched for a man with the safe money but found nothing. He ended his day by stopping a large dog fight during a city concert, preventing a possible panic before authorities arrived. Dr T T Major announces a move to 410 Ohio Street over Morey Crawford in a modern dental office with Morris Process and Alvatander for painless extraction. Hiawatha Bimetallic union reports 600 members. W M Gallaher of Bryan Pennsylvania hails One Minute Cough Cure as best for throat and lung troubles. Ser Missouri City passes a curfew ordinance.
Dr D Laverne's Nerve and Brain Tonic Tablets advertised as restorers and cures for nervous disorders brain power loss lassitude and sexual issues. Sent by mail price 1 dollar. Aug T Fleischmann Sedalia Missouri Gaylord Institute Platte City opens September 1.
A reader reports Grain-O made from pure grains improved her coffee routine after a week. She notes children can drink it freely and praises Grain-O as a nourishing strengthening beverage. Available from grocers for 15 and 25 cents.
Prof Houton says after ten years traveling the world he met many users of Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver and stomach upset and constipation. He endorses it for tourists salesmen and office workers and notes it does not injure the system with frequent use. Sample bottles offered free at A G McGowan and Otis W Smith. sold by dealers widely.
The National Educational Association announces its 14th annual meeting in Los Angeles from July 11 to 14, 1899. The Great Rock Island Route has issued a book with train views rates and routes, available by request to John Sebastian G P A Chicago.
Advertisement seeks a reliable man to manage a branch office to be opened locally. Respond with reference to this paper. A. T. Morris of Cincinnati Ohio notes illustrated catalogue available for 4 cents postage.
Wanted paint customers bring us your bill and let us figure on it will save you money Otts Drug store.
Advertisements under Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found may run up to twenty words each three times for a total of twenty five cents per insertion.
Sentinel wants a bargain sale listing from the Parlor heating store at AX. The notice directs inquiries to the Sentinel office for details.
Want at once six good salesmen with daily wages from 2.50 to 5.00. Apply at Sicher's hotel room from 8 30 to 11 30 am and 1 30 to 5 30 pm. Also a German girl seeks a place and can do general house work washing and ironing with 2 25 per week. Apply Clara Morman 807 West Sixth Street.
Classified notice offers a furnished room for a working girl with separate bedroom sitting room and kitchen up for rent at 50 cents weekly. Contact 318 Hancock and Fourth.
Brief classified notice offers household goods carpentry tools three large olean ders and various plants at low prices. Sale advertised for immediate purchase at corner of 5th Street and Mass Avenue.
WANTED Good canvasser, either man or woman, to call on business men and others. Address X, SENTINEL office.
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