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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
2
The Third Regiment will travel to Sedalia Missouri for its annual camp scheduled for late July or early August. Officials closed the deal last night with arrangements finalized yesterday. The camp will be pitched on the State fair grounds or the old county fair grounds.
A prominent physician notes patients rarely follow hygiene or diet plans, leaving drug treatment as the last resort. For chronic constipation, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended as mild, nonconstipating and restoring natural bowel function. Sold by all druggists.
Classified notice seeking a salesman to sell a full line of nursery stock grown on the Whole root graft. Guaranteed true to name with good salaries offered. Apply to Mount Hope Nurseries in Lawrence Kansas.
A step ladder and chair will be given away. Inquiries welcomed at 118 West Main Street Big Saw. Spaulding's baseball goods sold cheaper locally than by mail order S M Howe Co.
Legal notice from attorney C. C Jawson at Katie building, Bell telephone 467. Details private loan matter and contact for further information.
Address the Nervo Remedy Company in Louisville Kentucky August. T Fleischmann druggist sole agent Sedalia Missouri.
War era tax left imprinted checks with stationers stamps and engraving value higher than stamps. A new bill allows return of imprinted instruments if demanded by February 2 1903 with cancellation rules and return methods. Unclaimed items by February 26 will be burned under Treasury supervision. August Schaeffer and wife celebrate fifty years of marriage with seven children at the family farm in Gasconade County.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as preventing troublesome sores and healing neglected wounds. A user from Yankeetown Indiana claims a 30 year running sore healed after using the product, and the ad warns against counterfeits by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
G M Hoadley of Flat Creek township nine miles south of Sedalia runs a premier farm with twenty Holstein cows producing over 100 gallons daily. He expects ten fresh cows soon and shows prize Plymouth Rock chickens and Poland China hogs. His farm is among Pettis county's finest stock operations.
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal suffered sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years yet found relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports immediate relief and a complete cure with no recurrence. It is advertised as available from all druggists.
C F Schaeffer and family attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr Schaeffer’s parents in Herman last week. The event celebrated a long marriage with relatives visiting from the area.
A Wichita barber offered haircuts for five cents for boys, while a rival advertised free cuts. The free service and one assistant cut 226 boys in a day, filling the shop from morning to night with up to forty waiting. The incident was blamed for lower school attendance next day. The barber quipped that if one cannot help humanity, one might as well be dead.
Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois writes in praise of DeWitts Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver calling them safe and gentle with no griping. W E Bard Drug Co promotes the medicine as sure and distress free.
The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m and arrives Denver at 3 15 p m next day saving three hours. Departure time suits afternoon arrivals, with five hours in Denver before continuing west through Colorado in chair cars sleepers and dining cars. Also the morning Denver Express leaves at 10 40 a m and California excursions run via Scenic Colorado each Wednesday and Thursday.
An advertising note invites readers to describe their proposed trip to the Northwest. It promises a low quote and free printed matter. The message is signed by R. H. Crozier TPA and officials based in Kansas City and St. Louis.
Advertisement notes the latest improved Hoffman Special bicycle wheel praised as simplest and best built. Shoppers are directed to see them at P. Hoffman's for purchase.
John Kaiser of Kaiser's hotel had all toes on his left foot amputated at St. Louis Saturday to halt spreading dead bone. He is reported to be progressing nicely.
Clear white clothes are a sign that the housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz package, 5 cents. Phone 144, Taylor's light transfer.
Judge Slover granted a restraining order returnable Saturday to stop E Bradbury and A M Howell from tearing up a switch along the Missouri Pacific line near the Big Blue river. The railroad seeks a permanent injunction claiming partial track destruction and intent to reuse the rails. The defendants are local land owners near the Big Blue and Santa Fe crossing.
Carnegie gave 10000 dollars for a Newton Kansas library on condition the council pledge 1000 annually. The council added 1500 dollars per year and Carnegie topped up by 5000 dollars in the middle of the table.
London Answers notes famous literary men preferred tea or coffee. Voltaire drank up to 50 cups daily while Balzac only coffee, Johnson was famed for tea, and Reynolds challenged him over eleven cups. The piece highlights caffeine as a driver of energy and wit.
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