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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
7
Texas wonder claims one bottle cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. Two months treatment per bottle sent by mail for $1. Dr E W Hall manufacturer P O Box 629 St Louis MO. Testimonials available. Sold by Servant Harker Drug Co and all druggists.
D W Carlisle, clerk, testifies that his wife suffered back and left hip pain for years. Within ten days of taking E W Hall's Kidney Medicine all pain departed and she felt like a new woman in St Louis Missouri dated June 28 1899.
An advertisement from Moerschel Brewing Co promotes Moerschel's beer as healthful and vigorating. It encourages ordering a case and highlights the beer as an appetizer tonic or beverage. Telephone 214.
M B Coleman at 617 Ohio Street offers bargains in groceries. Fancy hams 13c per lb, Bacon 14c per lb, peaches 15c per can, country honey 20c per lb, evaporated peaches 3 lb for 25c, prunes 6 for 25c, Boston Baked Beans 5c per can, Hig Pat Flour 1.90 per 100 lb, soap 11 bars 25c, onion sets 5c per qt. Call for prices and compare.
The National League games scheduled for yesterday produced mixed results across Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia. The report lists opponents including St Louis Boston Cincinnati and Chicago with incomplete scores and unclear final tallies due to damaged text.
J B Kirkman a former Secalian was fined 150 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail at Boonville for felonious assault on James Gower in Pilot Grove last December.
An 19th century patent medicine ad claims DeWitt's Little Early Risers search the bowels remove impurities speedily with no discomfort. It promotes efficacy and easy intake with no griping attributed to W. E. Bard Drug Company.
Franz Moerschel entertained a company of friends at his West Second Street home Tuesday to celebrate his fiftieth birthday anniversary. Refreshments were served and all present enjoyed the evening.
An old newspaper blurb promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for headaches and stomach troubles. It claims relief with a small pleasant dose and places the Arlington Pharmacy as the supplier.
Miss Beulah Harris of Sedalia and her accompanist Miss Smith charmed a Windsor audience Monday night in the opera house. They were entertained by Mrs. J. D. Livingston during their stay. Miss Morris and Miss Mc Cormick, schoolmates of Miss Etta Pigg at Hardin college, were also entertained by Miss Pigg.
A. L. Spafford of Chester Michigan recounts how his child fainted from croup and regained consciousness after using three doses of One Minute Cough Cure supplied by W. E. Bard Drug Company. The account emphasizes a rapid recovery and effective relief.
On May 1 the Post raised advertising rates by 1.75 dollars per agate line. Full pages totaling 680 lines now cost 900 dollars per insertion, half pages 450 dollars, and quarter pages 225 dollars.
An old advertisement lists Nerve Toute cures for biliousness constipation headaches dizziness old sores Berysipelas liver complaint skin eruptions scrofula blues and more. Available through druggists everywhere at 50 cents and one dollar.
The preceding year yielded 558 840 bushels. In 1900 the five counties after Leavenworth were Wyan DOTTE 564 266. Douglas 392 388. Johnson 335 000. Jefferson 325 066. Shawnee 250 400.
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy that cleanses poison from the body and restores vitality and a cheerful, boyhood mood. The copy promises renewed energy and mental cheer for 35 cents, with a note to ask a druggist.
At the commencement exercises of Hughesville college the gold medal in the collegiate department was won by Miss Mabel Schmidt and in the preparatory department by Master Walter Smith.
An advertisement promises DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve will cure skin conditions and piles quickly while warning buyers to avoid counterfeit products and assuring positive results from genuine DeWitts.
Jackson & Montgomery aid McClure in a $1500 attorneys FEEs suit linked to the bank failure. The firm defended McClure in a separate $450000 suit by the receiver against directors, charging $2000 with $500 paid, all through Lee Montgomery.
George C. Hickock of Curtiss Wisconsin reports Foley's Kidney Cure as effective and the only product that helped his father. Available at all druggists.
A newly married couple hosted a wedding where an old maiden aunt attended. The wedding cards carried a witty line reading Children not expected. The aunt, peering over her glasses, quipped that they’ll have them just the same.
Mr F D Arnold of Arnold Iowa says kidney disease troubled him for three years. He woke several times nightly but three bottles of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE cured him completely. He feels better than ever and recommends it to friends. All druggists.
The library reports 23,051 books 67,418 pamphlets 23,907 newspaper volumes 23,317 manuscripts 6,397 relics 5,080 pictures 4,886 atlases and maps. Estimated value of the society’s holdings is $175,000.
Advertises Dr Loyal Ford’s Dyspepticide as a new cure for indigestion dyspepsia constipation heartburn and sick headaches. Says it makes the stomach right and available at all druggists.
Monarch Laundry announces new equipment and a relocated shop at 606 Ohio Street. Charlies Van Antwerp is the proprietor and both new phones are 1338.
Leavenworth county tops Kansas potato production in 1900 with 609 750 bushels valued at 152 437 50 dollars. The county's crop figure underscores its prominence in potato farming within the state.
W. E. Bard Drug Company advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as pills for constipation and liver complaints, claiming high quality over quantity.
The California Dispatch editor Mr. Will Tillery has been absent since May 14 while on a visit. Friends are worried as there is no word from him. he was reportedly seen recently in Kansas City where John Herfurth had breakfast with him.
Arlington Pharmacy guarantees that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble according to the advertisement.
This week the W. C. T. U. will read and discuss a paper titled Purity in Literature and Art. The meeting is at Mrs. Archer's corner of Fourteenth and Ohio streets at 3 p.m. Friday May 24. All are welcome.
Miss Mamie Smith of Middlesboro Kentucky writes that her little sister suffered from the croup and after giving FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR the child was relieved and saved her life. All druggists carry the remedy.
Advertisement notes time and opportunity at price friendly rates for umbrellas and parasols offered by The Boston located at 214 Ohio Street.
The marriage of Wm. A. Morgan, Standard Oil man of Kansas City, and Miss Marie Hansen of the city was held at 8 30 Wednesday evening with Rev. J. C. Jacoby officiating. The ceremony featured instrumental and vocal performances by local artists. The couple planned an extended eastern tour before settling in Kansas City.
Rumors say a Fort Scott businessman will marry a Sedalia young woman in Sedalia before month’s end. The wedding announcement is not yet made public, expected to come as a surprise to Fort Scott residents.
Miss Minnie Callies and Mr Edward Kriesel married last night at the German Evangelical church officiated by Rev Fred Pfeiffer. Attendants were Ernest Ehlers and Miss Clara Callies with a wedding feast afterwards at the bride’s parents home.
An advertising line asserts that poor bowel and liver action heightens disease risk and claims DeWitt's Little Early Risers remove the cause. W.
A girl is sought to work in a tailor shop. Apply to J. G. Russell at 108 West Second Street Upstairs for details and employment.
For sale adjoins southeast city limits. Modern two story farm with barn and outbuildings. Several acres of fruits of all kinds. Will sell 40 of the entire farm of 120 acres. Also 400 or 700 acres ten miles further out on the same road. Fine opportunity for stock raiser near town. Address Van B. Wisker.
Bottled at the Distillery. Pehl's Private Stock Aye eight years old. Four full quarts in plain case priced at 3.00 per case. Shipped to any address. If not as represented, return and we pay all costs. Suitable for medicinal and family use. Peter Pehl wholesale whiskey distributor at 115 West Second St. Phone 95.
Charles Koeppen the florist offers 5000 blooming tube rose bulbs to customers. Any purchase of plants totaling $1 at Koeppen’s green house or Ohio street store earns six bulbs. Inquiries to Koeppen at Sixth and Ohio or Twelfth and Moniteau or by calling 195 or 327.
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