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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1899

Page

5

Uncle Tom's Cabin at Wood's Opera House Christmas Show

A. W. Martins dramatic production of Uncle Tom's Cabin comes to Wood's Opera House with a large road company. The show features colored artists and extensive scenery, plus a free street parade of 50 people and multiple performances including cinematograph sessions on December 23 29 and 30. Matinees and night shows priced 10 20 and 30 cents with ladies free on opening night.

A. W. Martin Wood Opera House

Secondhand Store Opens at 118 West Main Street

Helfert and Raiffeisen announce a secondhand store at 118 West Main Street offering used household goods and books at low prices. They also purchase old iron copper brass bones and bottles with high cash prices paid for commodities at Queen City Iron Yard 500 506 West Main Street telephone 263 and wagon wheel call.

Helfert & Raiffeisen West Main St Queen City Iron Yard Main St

Real estate sale and job adverts in Sentinel listing

Real estate ad offers fine black Langshans for sale at 1005 South Missouri Avenue. Cash price inquiries for household goods accepted by The Black Flag store. Various help wanted notices include a transfer and hauling jobs with $900 yearly salary plus expenses. Dominion Company seeks managers nationwide with home office work and self addressed envelopes.

South Missouri Avenue Straigh Bona-Fide The Dominion Company Dept. 2 Chicago

Wanted trusted salespeople for War in South Africa book

Dominion Company seeks trustworthy persons to take orders for a cable edited travel book by William Harding. Claims wide press praise and lavish illustrations. Promises $100,000 in gold among salespeople, first to sell, high commissions, 30 days credit, freight and duty paid, sample case free. Address Dept. V Chicago.

South Africa William Harding The Dominion Company Dept. V Chicago

A Way Out Proposition to Handle Debts

The Exchange offers a confidential plan for debtors unable to satisfy creditors. By providing a complete debt list, creditors may be placed under one person who will collect monthly payments pro rata, described as the honorable way to get out of the hole.

the Exchange W. 3d St

Moody Dies After Long Struggle at East Northfield

Dwight L. Moody the evangelist died at his East Northfield home after a long illness caused by overwork. He saluted family with faith and said earth recedes heaven opens before passing, and his funeral is set for Monday at 3 PM in the Congregational church with burial at the Round Top on seminary grounds near his home.

East Northfield Mass Dwight L. Moody Mr. Moody Mount Herman Chicago Bible Institute Moody Fhlis West Kansas City N. P. Wood Dr. Wood Congregational Church Seminary

Thompson brothers sentenced in Memphis for corpse trafficking

Ed and Frank Thompson, convicted earlier of conspiracy and fined 750 dollars, were sentenced by Judge Cooper to 11 months and 29 days in the workhouse. Frank Thompson had been arrested in St. Louis with four dead bodies, brought back for trial. The prisoners appealed the case.

Memphis Tenn Frank Thompson Cooper Frank Phoinpson St. Louis

Arlington burial ceremonies set for Maine dead at 11

The navy department announces Arlington ceremonies for the Maine casualties, to be held at 11 a.m. on the 28th inst. in Texas.

Washington Navy Department Arlington Maine Texas

Urgency Deficiency Bill Nears Completion in Senate

Washington reports the urgency deficiency appropriation bill is practically finished as the first major supply measure for government expenses, with a total around 51 million dollars.

Washington

Christmas shopping ads and local notices from a Missouri paper

A collage of 1900s style notices and ads: Mrs. Frank DeBold travels to Kansas City for Christmas, George W. Albcorn opens a bone yard store room at Ohio and Sixth streets, and Lodge & Staley promote couches and holiday sales. The Monarch Laundry reports steady trade. Chas. Van Antwerp offers fancy candies. Stevens & Stevens furnish carriages for events. The Missouri Pacific outlines holiday round trip fares. Indian Doctor offers free 10 day samples and consultations. Oysters at Boston Cafe. Sedalia Steam Laundry advertises collar work. vaccination of 2300 convicts and staff announced in pete City Missouri.

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Wood's Opera House AL. W. Martin Uncle Fom Sial Freda We57 F. Taylor Cain W. Malin ST Insurance Reynolds & Reynolds Ohio Street John Kaiser Dora Davenport West Fourth Street Sedalia Quincy St Farley Bros East Tony Kinneys Cians Bow & Meyer Servant-Harker Sentinel J. D. Donnohue L. F. Mackey West Main Street A. B. Fristee Evangelist Moody Round Top Northfield, Mass Chas. van Antwerp Katy Building Lodge & Staley’s Sary St Lis Ting Co Frank DeBold A. E. Lester George W. Albcorn Ohio and Sixth Streets George Lodge & Staley Monarch Laundry Boston Cafe Stevens & Stevens Lehman’s Osage Street Missouri Pacific J W W. McClain Lamine St LeGrande Block Buhl Hunter Mmus Servant Drug Co Sedalia Steam Laundry Lamine Street Pete City Dr. H. Williams Eee Concordia Hunter’s J. D. Donnahue Appleton City Remedy Co Chiraco Noutres Boston G P Mrs A.S. Bennett S. Kentucky Av Martin Big Uncle Tom’s Cabin Co
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