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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
2
Advertises Dr J C Dysart at 315 316 317 South Ohio Sedalia Missouri as the leading specialist with a system of treatment claiming to restore vigor and health. No charge for consultation. Office hours from 9:00 to 5:00 with telephone number 338.
Freshmen held a Wednesday meeting to organize with Jim Snow as president Riley Ikenberry as vice president Margaret Sneed secretary Ada Stanley treasurer Fred Hughes sergeant at arms John Collins assistant sergeant The class asked each student to bring a note from parents stating their noon period wish.
Miss Roxee Harris of Lamonte returned home on Wednesday after a period away. The report notes her safe arrival and homecoming.
Mrs E Watson of Aiken Alabama reports lasting relief after five doses of Chamberlains Cholic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, ending months of illness deemed hopeless by two physicians. Sold by local druggists Servant Harker J L Kautzman Otis W Smith. Mrs Ames returns from shopping trip.
People with kidney diseases suffer gradual loss of vitality and should seek Foley's Kidney Cure without delay. The claim is guaranteed by A. S. McGowan.
The St Louis Star touts subscription offers for daily and Sunday editions with varied prices. It notes Hall's Great Discovery kidney and bladder remedy, claims cures for multiple ailments, and advertises mail order from Dr E W Hall and Servant Harker Drug Co with testimonials.
In Clanton Alabama on March 3 1897 Rev L B Pounds testifies to a kidney and bladder cure by Hall s Great Discovery from Waco Texas. R T Phelan a Missouri Pacific brakeman on layoff has reported back for duty.
Money to loan $1,000 and upward on choice real estate security. Farm loans now made at six per cent interest with moderate expenses and partial payments allowed. John H. Bothwell, Sedalia National Bank Building. No stamps. No coupons. Ten per cent discount for cash. Tom Gilpin, brakeman on the Missouri Pacific, has moved his family from New Haven to Sedalia and will reside here.
Dr. D L La Verne's Grip Tab claims to cure la grippe and colds in one day without affecting the head like quinine. Price 25 cents. The ad promotes headache relief and notes Fleischmann's Pharmacy as the place.
An extract from the Volkszeitung notes a planned monument in Heddersdorf Neu Wied for Wilhelm Raiffeisen the originator of Raiffeisen Savings Institutions. He died about twelve years ago and his work spread widely. The Raiffeisen brothers from this city are connected through their uncle in Germany.
Hughesville Missouri notes a March dispatch with T B Stephens selling his north Hughesville farm to J N McClure and Joe Elliott shipping two car loads of cattle. It praises section foreman Thomas Horan for clearing snow and keeping trains on time. Church, school, and social events close the item with local moves and a lively gathering at John Montgomery’s.
A. F. Rogers announces relocation to Fifth Street on the south side of the courthouse area with best half sales priced at 50 cents.
Whipple offers a 25 cent per ton discount on all soft coal for spot cash purchases. For details call phone number 43-2.
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