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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1899
Page
5
A devotional verse asks for mercy and guidance from morning to night, urging trust and blessed rest. A public notice quotes Deputy Sheriff Thomas Thurman urging DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin troubles, with Servant Harker Drug Co. as supplier.
Rev J B Fuller Chas and Lewis Hoffman Logan Thomas and Rev C A Buchanan attend the Harmony Baptist association Fifth Sunday convention at Hughesville today. The convention will continue through Sunday.
An advertisement from Servant Harker Drug Co. touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as digesting food in the stomach and intestines and enabling all foods to be assimilated into strength building tissue.
Birch McCurdy leaves this morning for a few days visit at Versailles and to attend mining interests. JA Schear of Sedalia Missouri saved his child from croup using One Minute Cough Cure. Servant Harker Drug Co advertises. Fleischmann's Pharmacy referenced for ice cream soda.
A long list of names and amounts shows broad community backing for the street fair. Contributors include individuals and businesses such as Sedalia Clear ing House, Moerschel Brewing Co, Sedalia Hardware & Grocer Co, Archais Seed Co, and The St Louis Market, with donations ranging from 2.50 to 153 dollars and multiple 25 dollar gifts. The page documents widespread support across trades, shops, and residents.
The city notes a grand Saturday night lunch at Peter Pebi's praised for elegance. Patrons enjoy Anheuser specialty Michelob or Bohemian Pale beers with a delicious repast. Time 9 oclock p m. Remember the main chance.
John Smith son of Wm Smith of Stony Point went to New Mexico two years ago and gained a half interest in a sheep ranch. Two bandits from over the Mexican line tried to rob him and his partner but they captured the thieves in a fierce confrontation and turned them over to authorities, one thief wearing women's clothes.
The notice claims Eagle Eye Salvo cures styes granulated lids and sore eyes quickly and effectively. It is sold in tubes with a guarantee by all reputable druggists.
Miss Sallie Major’s pupils will give a recital at First Congregational church on Monday evening. An excursion train via the Katy railway to Ft Scott costs $1, with the Second Regiment band to accompany. Train leaves Katy depot at 7 am and returns from Ft Scott at 11:30 pm.
Geof Shepard a dentist at Hoffman Building advertises immediate pain free removal of nerves from teeth claiming rapid relief and minimal discomfort. The notice highlights a new valuable dental procedure offered locally.
A brief notice states Missouri Melons are now available at the Candy Palace. The listing includes contact telephone number 218 and notes the new serving location.
A terse notice announces a closing sale on white goods with prices listed as seven and three cents, then six and one quarter cents. The fragmentary text hints at steep discounts and final clearance timing.
Fragmentary listing shows prices for lawn fabrics and stripes with colors pink lavender white gray and bargains per yard. Multiple pieces and 10 cent quality lawn items appear in the ad.
A long list of real estate transfers, quitclaims and notices from Sedalia, including multiple w d deeds for properties on Grand Avenue, Green Ridge and Dresden, sums from $1 to $5,000, plus a creditors notice for Equitable Savings and Loan Company hearings in Pettis County court.
An advertisement for Dr D Laverne's Nerve and Brain Tonic Tablets claims to restore nerves and brain power and cure nervous diseases, lassitude, seminal weakness, nightly emissions, and loss of sexual power. Sold by mail for $1, Aug. T Fleischmann, Sedalia, Mo.
A large package of Red Cross Ball Blue is advertised at just five cents, appealing to laundresses seeking a cheap, effective laundry product.
Fort Scott and return excursion priced at $1.00 with WOW and friends. Second Regiment band will accompany. Train leaves Katy depot at 7 am returns 11 30 pm. Plenty of refreshments on board. Dr T T Major relocates to 410 Ohio street offering first class dental work and exclusive Morris Process rubber plates.
Wanted: reliable man to manage a new branch office in this vicinity. If record is acceptable, a good opening is offered. Please mention this paper in response. A T Morais Cincinnati. illustrated catalogue 4 cents postage.
On August 14 Clover Leaf will run a Put in Bay excursion under Epworth League auspices. A special train with sleepers chair cars and coaches will depart Toledo returnable by August 28. Round trip fares 15.50 including breakfast and a week’s hotel board at Victory Put-in-Bay. 9.00 without board. Side trips to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Thousand Islands. Inquiries to J E Davenport 505 Olive St St Louis.
The Christian church ladies announce a trolley party next Tuesday evening with departures at 7 30 from the court house at Broadway. Round trip to East Sedalia and Brown Springs includes refreshments at Forest Park. Tickets priced at 25 cents.
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