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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
4
Mr. J. F. Eastman of Marysville California endorses Krause's Headache Capsules, saying he suffered intense sick headaches for years and found no relief until using the product. He urges others to try the capsules.
A Dexter's Book Store sale advertises new bargain racks with rices from 8c to 40c per roll and claims savings of about 50 percent. The ad highlights late and stylish patterns and mentions The American Lady Corset.
M. L. Myers a dentist in the Hoffman building and Roy McCune with Paul Wentzell of Lamonte were in the city today along with Mesdames Charles Hughes and Ed Lyons of Lamonte. A. C. Spoke of Knob Noster and Henry Shelton of Hughesville were also here. Mrs. Clay Offield of North Grand is improving after illness. Mr and Mrs A B Logan of Warrensburg and Mrs George Logan of Cairo Ill arrived for a visit with Dr Fulkerson and wife.
Printer Fisher Printing Co offers high grade business paper at moderate prices. Located at 119 East Second Street, Logan C. Thomas and Theo H. Fisher are the points of contact with telephone 149 for orders and inquiries.
A prominent young saloon keeper assaulted Grace Delaney at Leibe's Saloon on West Main Street last night with a gun butt. The article hints at involvement of a prominent professional man and names would cause a sensation. Grace is described as in bad shape and a police officer reportedly escorted the assailant to Kansas City.
Dr. George W. Rothwell aged 89 died at 11 30 at the home of son in law D M Williams three miles north of Sedalia. Born in Virginia he graduated from the University of Virginia and located in Pettis county in 1839. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 from St Vincent s church with Rev Fr Healy officiating pallbearers S K Crawford E C Evans W C Overstreet J W Trader W H Evans and E F Yancey
Edith youngest child of John Lankenan died last night. Funeral tomorrow at 2 from the family residence 526 North Grand Avenue. Service at 3 at the German Evangelical church. Pallbearers: Misses Anna Grote Ella Schneider Helen Simon Flora Ludemann.
Examine all twelve dollar suits and overcoats for material, linings, tailoring, finish, style, and fit. Compare with Suits of Clay offering worsted fabrics, fancy cheviots, cassimeres, blue serges, oxford friezes, corduroy.
A catalog-style notice lists overcoats by material and color including blue kerseys brown beavers chinchillas black kerseys English melton English coverts black worsteds brown friezes fray worsted. The brief item reads like an inventory or advertisement for outerwear fabrics and styles.
In circuit court this morning three cases were settled and a new one filed with G W O Daniels asking to be separated from his wife Annie M Daniels on grounds of general indignities The equity docket was set for late November and several docket entries involved divorces garnishments and judgments The Order of Railway Clerks of America received a pro forma incorporation decree Judge Longan granted the decree and the court adjourned until November 26
W. A. Wheeling, a Brotherhood member since 1887, defends Dockery of Missouri and Bryan of Nebraska against rumors of opposing the coupler bill. He cites the October Railroad Trainmen Journal editorial listing those who voted for and against the measure and asserts Dockery and Bryan supported the law.
The Monarch Laundry offers specialized blanket and quilt cleaning with careful attention. Charitable and domestic users are invited to entrust work, with reasonable prices. Proprietor Chas. Van Antwerp, telephone 183, near Ott's Drug Store, Otis W. Smith.
Old established manufacturing wholesale house seeks an active man of good character to deliver and collect in Missouri. $900 a year, sure pay. honesty valued over experience. Reference from any bank in any city. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Manufacturers third floor 334 Dearborn Street Chicago. Vote for E D Martin for state senator.
Chas Pudry relocates his Plaza Barber Shop to 105 West Third Street behind Sedalia National Bank and advertises baths and comforts. VOTE FOR COONEY FOR CONGRESS. May Gertrude Kemper and James T Montgomery wed in Sedalia at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev Warren officiating.
Prohibitionists are asked to call at Barnett and Barnett's law office on 408 Ohio Street to sign the prohibition petition. Time is short, says E. E. McLellAN, chairman.
Emmett Hardin was released today after being charged with robbing W. J. McFadden of $73. Prosecutor Steele plans to file another information against him.
L F Lovelace presents himself as an honest hardworking citizen who would make Sedalia Township a model constable. He emphasizes the need for the office and his fitness for it, urging voters to remember him on November 6.
Walter Renison of Otterville and Miss Mattie Truce of Syracuse Mo joined Patrick McAulliffe of Atchison Kas and Miss Cora E Frederick of Livingston Mo in marriage engagements announced by local papers.
J A Blandin of 1100 South Massachusetts Avenue remains in a critical condition following a paralysis stroke suffered last Friday.
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