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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1902

Page

2

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advert Classic 19th Century Notice

One hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney rated as honorable after 15 years in business. West and Truxay Walding Kinnen Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo. Cure taken internally acting on blood and mucus surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills also promoted.

Hall West and Truaxy Toledo Walding, Kinnan Marvin

Koeppen Zartt couple wed in St Louis home ceremony

Otto Koeppen the East Se dalia baker and Miss Augusta Zartt of St. Louis were married Saturday evening at the groom's home. Rev. Fred Pfeiffer officiated.

Otto Koeppen Sedalia Augusta Zartt St. Louis Fred Pfeiffer

Palace of Illusions Announces Winter Opening

The Palace of Illusions at 206 Ohio Street will open for the winter Saturday afternoon. The resort markets itself as a strictly high class destination for Sedalia families.

Ohio Street

Botanic Blood Balm Ad Claims Cure for Rheumatism

An advertisement offers Botanic Blood Balm as a free trial with 10 cent admission claims. It asserts the balm purifies blood to relieve rheumatism and catarrh symptoms, cites past cures after other treatments failed, and promotes a free sample by mail from the Atlanta company. Sold locally in Sedalia by W. E. Bard Drug Co.

Botanic Atlanta Sedalia W. E. Bard Drug Co

Burglary Suspect Held Without Bail in Local Case

Allen Haynes, described as a colored ex convict, was arrested Friday for burglarizing J A Hoef er s residence. He was arraigned Saturday in Judge N H Rodgers court on burglary and grand larceny charges. A preliminary hearing was set for Wednesday at 10 a m and Haynes was held without bail.

Allen Haynes J. A. Hoefer N. H. Rodger Haynes

Sedalia Seeks Bids for Sidewalk Replacement Project

Sedalia Missouri city council invites bids or proposals to replace unlaid sidewalks condemned along east side of Ingram avenue from Thirteenth to Seventeenth streets with brick stone or concrete. Bids due by 5 pm October 20 1902. council may reject any bid and readvertise. City Clerk E Baker certifies notice.

Sedalia Missouri Ingram Avenue Thirteenth Street Seventeenth Street E. Baker

Youngest Drummer Boy Floyd Loomis Captivates Audiences

Floyd Stewart Loomis, nine in May from Grand Rapids Michigan, is perhaps the youngest drummer boy in the country. Taught by his father J P Loomis, famed Michigan champion drummer, Floyd plays bass and snare simultaneously, beating the bass with his foot and the snare with his hands. He has performed before large crowds, always delighting them.

Floyd Stewart Loomis Grand Rapids, Mich J. P. Loomis Michigan Floyd

Ed Lyons Plans Formal Opening of New Billiard Parlors

Ed Lyons has newly papered and renovated his billiard parlors and intends to hold a formal opening next week for his friends and patrons.

Ed Lyons

Illness Strikes John Warren at Fifteenth Street Home

Little John Warren, son of the contractor, is quite ill with typhoid fever at his home on Fifteenth street.

Little John Warren Fifteenth Street

Will Bloess Resigns to Lead Pacific Express Co Driver Post

Will Bloess, formerly employed at the New York Bakery, has resigned to succeed W. J. Roley as driver for the Pacific Express Co. The move places Bloess in a key transport role overseeing local deliveries.

Will Bloess New York Bakery W. J. Roley Pacific Express Co Kansas City

Raymond mines owner ships lead car through Sedalia

George Ro Raymond, owner and proprietor of the Raymond mines, shipped one car load of lead through Sedalia on Saturday.

George Ro Raymond Raymond Mines Sedalia

Woman Avoids Chairs Unless Cleaned With Tea

A woman in the city fears microbes and will not sit on a chair unless it has been washed with Rocky Mountain Tea. Ad from W. E. Bard Drug Co. promotes the product at 35 cents.

W. E. Bard Drug Co

Potter Fair unite in Beaman wedding

John J. Potter and Miss Jennie Lee Fair of Beaman were united in marriage at Beaman Sunday evening. The Rev. W. T. Van over officiating.

John J. Potter Jennie Lee Fair Beaman W. T. van Over

The Hoops on Silos

The article notes round stave silos are cheaper than stone or cement and perform well for ensilage though many neglect proper burning or strengthening. Poorly treated timber tends to blow down or rot, undermining storage effectiveness and prairie losses.

Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine

An old instruction advertises a cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises refunds if it fails, notes E. W. Grove's signature on each box, and prices the remedy at 25 cents.

Curt E. W. Grove

An Iowa Orchardist Builds An Apple Cave For Storage

A leading southwestern Iowa orchardist dug an apple cave seven years ago on a north hill slope. The 16 by 50 foot cave stores two earloads of apples with clay walls and a bridge plank roof. A 16 by 20 foot fruithouse and double doors allow wagons to unload, while ventilation and pest control are noted.

Iowa

Chicken Pickers Strike Ties Nebda District to Sedalia Shipments

The chicken pickers at Swift and Co's Nevada Missouri branch walked off Friday and all poultry from that district is redirected to the Sedalia plant for shipment.

Swift and Co Nevada, Mo Sedalia House

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Sedalia Sentinel Sentinel Fourth and Semine Streets Bell and Q. C George H. Scruton Walter J. Brill POAC Daily Weekly Sentinel Woodd Tim Murphy Dorothy Sherrod City News Carl A. Gunther SED Lia and Pettis County Supreme Court Gavon D. Burgess James D. Fox Leroy B. Valliant John A. Knott Joseph P. Rice Uperintendent of Public Instruction W. T. Carrington C. W. Hamlin Pettis County E. E. Johnston Bruce Barnett Asbury Goodknight O. E. Parsons Clemens Honkomp Lee Looney R. H. Gray J. G. Dillard E. B. McClure O. M. Harris T. P. McCluney Randolph Wilson J. H. Allison Constable James Conner Justices of the Peace W. B. Miller Nelson Mosher John R. Clopton F. J. Cheney and CO Koeppen-Zartt Youngs Floyd Loomis Lowail Potter-Fair Anowa Apple Cave DR. Fenner Will Roley Grandpa Grandma Father Madison Medicine Coq Madison W & Bard Drug Co Uasnor Wilma SulpBey Judy Stulinp Petejuea Jegmnu DR Pierces
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