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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1900
Page
2
The Richmond Missourian argues Governor Stephens is highly effective and loyal, facing Republican and Democratic opposition. It notes presses once critical now support his official acts and endorses Lon V. Stephens as a capable future U.S. senator if a vacancy arises.
An article touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a solution for women with irregularities and other ailments, claiming it restores health and supports motherhood. A testimonial from Flora Ann of Dallas, Missouri, describes relief from painful periods and weakness after use, with urging to obtain Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser via stamp mail order.
A single man runs a local barbershop and leads the band at White City. The piece notes barbers are skilled with wind instruments and the man balances both roles in the community venue.
Mr J F Eastman of Marysville Cal extols Krause's Headache Capsules after years of sick headaches. The product is sold by Ott's Drug Store Otis W Smith. A rural mail delivery debate in Kansas cites postmaster reductions as the main objection.
An old advertisement touts four to sixteen bottles of B. B. B as a cure for bone and joint pain ulcers eruptions scrofula sore mouth gums throat hair loss and long standing infections. It claims to purify blood and stop aches with thirty years of testing and offers free medical advice from the Blood Balm Company in Atlanta Georgia.
City Marshal J. W. Johnson received a telegram from his son Thomas Johnson station agent at Strasburg announcing the arrival of twin girls at their home at midnight last night. The Leader joins Tom's friends in congratulations.
For sprains swellings and lameness there is nothing so good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by Mertz Hale J L Kautzman Otis W Smith.
The Versailles Leader states D Roe of Sedalia will move this week to Dr Fish's farm on the Gravois.
The Kansas City Journal reports that Se dials demand for cordwood as local fuel has grown so strong a special wood train from Benton county points has become a daily feature of the narrow gauge road service, highlighting rising fuel needs and transportation responses.
A reader reports using Allen's Foot-Ease in gloves to absorb perspiration and keep gloves dainty. Dr W C Abbott endorses it as a grand preparation. The ad notes purity for physicians and nurses, availability in drug and shoe stores, 25 cents, with free samples from Allen S Olmsted, Le Roy New York.
A nine man crew started placing poles for the cable lines at Fifth and Kentucky streets as the new telephone company moves toward a second system rollout in Sedalia.
During the season mothers fear croup but the One Minute Cough Cure is promoted as a quick remedy that children prefer. Arlington warmacy.
Advertisement states a cold cure claim with laxative bromo quinine tablets. It notes a money back refund if it fails and includes E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
An Arlington Pharmacy advertises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Valve as the prompt relief for torturing skin eruptions burns and sores and as the best known cure for piles. It warns against counterfeit imitations and urges purchase at the Arlington Pharmacy.
Mrs. Marguerite Gallaher of California, while visiting West Virginia, traveled to Warsaw this morning before returning home.
A remedy called Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is now available at Mertz & Hale's and Otis W. Smith's drug store. It offers quick relief and can prevent an attack if taken at the first signs. Price is 25 cents per box. Samples are free.
A call to support Joe Dillard for the office of sheriff. The message deems him a firmer, more obliging official and urges voters to remember him when voting on November 6.
The Married Men's league No. 35 traveled to Clifton City last night where a lodge was organized under the leadership of John Bonker.
Miss Bessie Kell died yesterday and her funeral was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the East Broadway Christian church with the Rev. F. L. Cook officiating.
Dr. W. H. Lewis of Lawrenceville Virginia endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in severe indigestion cases. The advertisement claims it digests food, enables eating without overload, and provides instant relief and a permanent cure through Arlington Pharmacy.
The brilliant musical comedy farce by Wilfred Clarke will be seen at Wood's theater with a strong cast led by Marie Lamour, a Daly company veteran, and Florence Murphy, a Julia Marlowe company stalwart, after two and six seasons respectively.
Mrs. H. R. Fish of Gravois Mills moved to Sedalia last Monday to reside while her son Willie attends commercial college there. She traveled by noon train and two wagons carried supplies overland.
Advertisement touts Green’s August Flower as the largest sale medicine in the world praised for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. Claims to cleanse the system regulate liver action and relieve headaches with few doses. Sample bottles advertised at A. S. McGowan and Otis W. Smith.
The three year old son of Allen Bowlen of Indian Creek died at Judge B C Bowlen’s home near Versailles from burns suffered last week. He was taken to Versailles for medical care but doctors could not save him.
A Ontario, New York druggist, Mr. C R Granin, recalls a winter sale of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He offered a money back guarantee if not worth the price and later the dissatisfied customer recommended it to a friend. The remedy is sold by Mertz and Hale, J L Kautzman, Otis W Smith.
Conductor George Barton seeks the branch road job formerly held by Adams this week. Barton previously ran a regular schedule on this line about twelve to fifteen years ago per the Bunceton Eagle.
A readable fragment mentions Arlington Pharmacy and a claim that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion. The note shows unreadable sections and uncertainty about the writer's nationality.
Two new Baptist churches were dedicated in Boone County in the past month, one located in Sturgeon and the other in Hartsburg.
Ray Adams, a student at Hill's Business college, departed this morning for Springfield Missouri where he has secured a job as a stenographer with the Springfield Coffee and Tea Company.
A curious note urges those who burn the Lamp of Reason to obtain Rocky Mountain Tea via their druggist. It highlights a great reason producer and promotes purchase through pharmacists.
The Sentinel extols John R. Clopton as a defender of public trust and assures that widow and orphan funds are safeguarded under his administration. The piece urges residents to keep him in office, highlighting his record of integrity.
Voters urged to support J W Byler emphasizing his law knowledge level head fairness and reputation as a proper man in public life and justice duties.
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