24 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1898
Page
1
Washington outlines a swift ten day intervention, with the president seeking united Senate support. Key allies pledge backing if a firm policy is pursued, as Thurston prepares a Senate speech and Marix brings the court of inquiry findings for cabinet review. Congress will receive the report and a message declaring for intervention early next week.
A historic ad praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as pleasant pills curing constipation sick headache and biliousness. Advertisement notes Servant's Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street as the supplier.
Josiah Bacon, a conductor on the P. W. and B. R., describes suffering 36 years with catarrh. He saw Geo. H. Hearn's testimonial in a Brazilian Balm circular, tried the remedy, and after six months was completely cured with marked improvement starting after the first two months.
Bank of Commerce Sedalia Missouri announces the regular annual election of thirteen directors for the ensuing year. Election to be held at the banking rooms on Monday April 4 from 10 a m to 2 p m. By order of the board of directors. AvbaMITTEL cashier.
A commodious and clean venue is available for rent for concerts and other entertainments. The space offers suitable facilities for staging performances and accommodating audiences. Potential renters may inquire about dates, rates, and capacity.
The funeral of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weyant was held as mourners gathered to pay respects. Details of the death were reported, with a private family service held at a local church.
Funeral service conducted from the residence of Philip O Connell at 120 Emmett avenue Seneca Kansas with Rev Fr Healy presiding. An advertisement then promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a 25 cent price and a money back guarantee. A buyer is urged to contact C F Boatright at 1022 East Third street for cash offers.
The Third ward Democrats met at Hurley’s hall on Third Street to organize and finalize arrangements for the next month’s election. Democrats of the Fourth ward will meet at the same place tonight for the same purpose. Dexter’s Book Store advertises Kodak supplies for home use.
An advertisement promotes cheap coal options including Whipple for Rich Hill Nut Lexington and other soft coal grades. It also offers Scranton anthracite seasoned wood, feed, sewer pipe, vitrified bricks, yard space at 813 to 819 E Third St and Downtown office at 225 Ohio with phone 43.
The Wade company offered a polished performance of For a Million last night with new songs and strong rendering. Mr Wade drew four recalls and the entire cast was praised. Tonight the company stages My Wife's Husband a three act musical farce with specials. A grand matinee is set for Saturday at 2 pm with children at 10e. The Flints offer hypnotist acts promising light relief from troubles with humorous demonstrations.
Two campaign figures a Democrat and a Republican met in a hotel corridor this morning and exchanged brief remarks. Tom asked about the race and Bob responded he was running well and would not lose sleep over the election.
The ad claims thousands cured of grippe and related throat and lung ailments by One Minute Cough Cure. It lists coughs colds bronchitis pneumonia grippe asthma and other conditions and cites Servant's Pharmacy at 508 Ohio Street as supplier.
William W. Allen of this city sold his famous stallion J. C. J. sire of Woodford J. to Robert Shaw a Lamente druggist for $500. The horse, a leading Central Missouri sire, was regarded by many as undervalued in the sale.
The ad highlights wall paper in all grades from $1 per room to $1 per roll with numerous samples and plain price marks. It also promotes Santa Fe Route daily California excursions in tourist sleeping cars with Pullman conductors and porters, low rate tickets, and picturesque routes. Descriptive literature is available from Gro Hacensoon P the T A Sante Fe Ry Kansas City MO. Stationery and job work services are offered at low prices with a satisfaction guarantee.
Pettis County native Mary Anne Rubey is 85 and the oldest living Missourian. Born May 25 1813 at Cooper Fort Howard County she is Kit Carson’s sister and widow of Henry M Rubey with four children. Her life spans moves from Pettis to Marion Johnson counties with strong family ties and preserved letters from Kit Carson. One Minute Cough Cure advertised by Servant's Pharmacy.
The schedule lists five nights starting Monday March 28. Jas A Herne's beautiful comedy drama Shore Acres is set for Saturday April 2.
Edwin Fitz Jones of Cincinnati credits Brazilian Balm with rapid relief from grippe including cough and muscle pains. He gave the remaining 50-cent bottle to Mrs. Bishop Wiley whose daughter benefited and vows to keep using it. Also mentions Puritan biscuits at Boston Cafe and Sedalia liverymen Harrison Stevens offering extra carriages for events with tobacco-free cars.
An advertisement runs multiple items in Sedalia Missouri. SPECIAL SALE offers cups and saucers or plates with a dollar’s worth of coffee. CAPITAL TEACO promotes money loans from $1,000 secured by real estate. JOHN H. BOTHWELL, attorney, links Sedalia National Bank. Also notes new spring wallpapers by E. E. McCLELLAN at 314 Ohio Street and Black Cat hosiery at the Boston Store, 606 Ohio Street, with prices from 10 to 25 cents a pair.
One trial proves Purican biscuits are the cheapest and best table necessity in Sedalia. Available at the Boston Cafe, with offers promising miles and value like 500 miles for $1500 and 1,000 miles for $25.00 good for one year. For particulars see or write C. E. Marsh, Ticket Agent.
Gilpatrick and Coleman are quartered at the Lindell hotel and both are in prime condition. Gilpatrick, former Southwest leader, eyes a National League debut with confidence and speaks of Texas curves to outsmart league sluggers. Clifford and he are old Shreveport and San Antonio associates, with Clements and Sugden as top backstops.
The Sentinel announces Judge O. M. Harris seeks the Democratic primary nomination for Pettis County judge on June 11. A long time resident of Pettis, he was county judge in 1873 and reputed for honesty, competence, and broad executive ability, with expectations of a sizable majority if nominated.
A grocer’s ad promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims to be safe for children and adults, with a rich color resembling Mocha, priced at 15c and 25c per package and sold by all grocers.
Bowman and Dorn finished a new well behind their laundry. The 265 foot shaft yields an abundant supply of pure water for the business and likely nearby needs.
A boy requested a bottle named get up in the morning fast as you can. The druggist recognized DeWitts Little Early Risers and gave him a bottle for constipation sick headache liver and stomach troubles at Servants Pharmacy 508.
Chas. Broome of Philadelphia reports thirty years of dyspepsia relief after two months on Brazilian Balm. He says he now has no stomach pain or cough and can eat anything. Sold at Servant's Pharmacy.
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