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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
6
Dr Dysart summarizes a decade of medical practice treating catarrh bronchitis asthma hay fever living complaints stomach liver kidney diseases piles tumors cancers eczema and skin afflictions. He offers free consultation at his Sedalia Missouri office over McLaughlin Brothers 513 515 517 South Ohio Street. Telephone 388.
The court did not rule on the beer inspection law's validity. It held Judge Wood lacked jurisdiction to bar the inspector, Kennamore, from inspection. Brewers may challenge constitutionality by refusing inspection and defending indictments if any. The law taxes one cent per gallon for labeling all beer sold or made in the state.
A vintage advertisement promises Hall's Great Discovery cures for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. One small bottle equals two months of treatment and costs $1.00 with mail order available from Dr. E W Hall and local druggists.
Clanton Alabama March 3 1897 Rev L B Pounds certifies he has been cured by Hall's Great Discovery from Waco Texas and fully recommends it stating his kidney and bladder troubles are healed.
George H. Strong reports the arrival of a baby daughter at the American Express messenger family, celebrating the new grandchild for J. H. Mertz.
A Albany dairyman seeks a physician for his sick child with croup and purchases Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to soothe until the doctor returns. He later reports the child is much improved and the remedy gains praise from neighbors and local merchants.
Mrs Kemp Barnes wife of the late editor of the Sweet Springs Herald died Monday at Slater Missouri. The funeral was held in Sweet Springs. The notice includes an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Care with a testimonial from E Hartgerink of Overisel Michigan claiming immediate relief and cure. Servant Harker Drug Co.
The charger of General Joe Wheeler, veteran cavalryman, traveled through Sedalia on Tuesday aboard the Missouri Pacific in charge of an orderly and headed for Alabama.
G Vacher of 157 Osgood Street Chicago reports his wife recovered from a severe grippe cough after using FOYEL'S HONEY AND TAR. He states a 50 cent bottle cured her cough entirely with a 25 and 50 cent price. A B McGowan.
Denver March 7. Pinkerton operators and city detectives killed Lonie Logan at Dodson Mo while pursuing a suspect who was arrested at Crippie Creek Colo. Bob Curry, captured the same day, claims an alibi for both men. He says evidence supports his innocence and intends to prove it.
County Surveyor T Q Stanley reports February weather in Sedana with 20 inches of total snow, 15 at month's end, and 3 inches of total precipitation. Observations show 12 totally clear days, 5 partly clear, 11 totally cloudy. high 65 on February 7, low 8 below on February 17, and one thunderstorm on February 4.
Colonel J R Rippey secretary of the state board of agriculture states that only his office and the Herald keep a Bible for desk use in Columbia He denies it is brought out only for board visits and says he keeps it as a reminder that agriculture was the Creator s sole occupation He will retire to Schuyler County manage his farm write editorials for the Lancaster Excelsior and attend the Methodist church
Four Mormon missionaries arrive in Springfield to oppose Major Cole the evangelist as Rev W E Sitter from N Y endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, claiming it aids digestion after twenty years of dyspepsia and doctors. Servant Harker Drug Co.
Friends urge candidates to serve their state and county as they push through deep snow to clear fences, continuing their campaign despite heavy drifts.
A letter promotes a prescription salve praised for piles burns and skin diseases. The Brookfield Budget notes women’s suffrage discussions in Kentucky. A quip claims Missouri Republicans may sit out the Philadelphia convention. Grandmother Metcalf hails Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for grip. Harriet Evans of Hinsdale reports One Minute Cough Cure eases croup and lung complaints.
Money to loan at Sedalia with real estate security and six percent interest. Farm loans available with moderate expenses and partial payments allowed. John H. Bothwell, Sedalia National Bank Building. Wanted experienced seamstress. Apply Mrs. Mary Anderson at Seventh and Ohio.
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