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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
6
The Dominion Company advertises William Harding’s War in South Africa and the Dark Continent from Savagery to Civilization. It promises dramatic graphic descriptions and lavish illustrations, with $100,000 in gold to be distributed among salespeople and a 30 day credit offer.
The Black Flag 2nd g F store offers the highest price for household goods and loans money on goods stored. L. F. Mackey operates at 113 West Main Street.
A transfer man advertises hauling services including moving freight coal and wood. For quick service call 240 for arrangements and rates.
WantTEp seeks bright honest persons to represent as Managers in this and nearby counties. Salary 900 dollars a year plus expenses. Permanent position, office work at home. References, bank in any town. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Dominion Company Dept. 2 Chicago. Helfert Raiffeisen open second hand store at 115 West Main St offering buy and sell of used household goods and books at best prices.
Yard in Queen City advertises high cash prices for old iron copper brass bones and bottles of all kinds. Immediate payment offered.
Dr. J. C. Dysart, eminent Sedalia specialist, gives one hour daily to the poor from 1 to 2 pm for free consultations, advice, treatment and prescriptions. He treats a wide range of diseases and guarantees eyeglasses with no charge for consultation or advice. a single low fee covers all medicine and services.
Washington reports a brief Senate session with focus on the financial bill and Hoar's Philippines inquiries. House members discuss Sulzer resolution on treasury banking relations. a joint resolution for a constitutional amendment by Mr. Cooney is introduced. Obituary notes Harrison Wilbur of Dunkirk aged about 65. Mrs. C V Hickman and daughter depart St Joseph after visiting the Lodge family.
In Sedalia Missouri on December 22 1899 John Barrow aged 66 from 212 East Pacific Avenue writes praising Dr J C Dysart specialist at 209 East Sixth Street for curing an obstinate sore on his left ear diagnosed as cancer merging into a malignant form by two physicians. He recommends Dysart to others with similar sufferers and confirms his improved health.
Frankfort Kentucky January 4 ex Governor W O Bradley will be the Republican nominee for senator. Bradley gains backing from Gov Taylor and Senator Deboe and is the choice of enough Republican members to secure nomination.
A Chicago Great Western passenger train rear-ended a Northern Pacific stock train near the Mississippi Street Bridge in St. Paul injuring seven men. Six of the injured were aboard a caboose guarding a ten-car consignment.
Mrs. Frances L. Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa writes she suffered years of kidney trouble and tried five doctors with no relief until three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a perfect cure, as reported by A. S. McGowan.
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