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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1900
Page
6
Dr J C Dysart, a leading specialist in Sedalia Missouri, offers free trial treatment and daily free consultations between 1 and 2 pm. He cites ten years of steady success and vast practice as the basis for his reputed healing gifts. Office at 209 East Sixth Street with telephone 3838.
The Katy Railroad arrival of surveyors at San Marcos confirms final survey of a proposed line toward San Antonio. The plan includes extensions from Jefferson to Waskom and from San Marcos to San Antonio via New Braunfels, with Wascom work underway and materials due soon.
B S Rembaugh, a Sedalia area gardener with 4.3 acres, wins a special $100 prize in the Orange Judd Farmer garden contest among nearly 5,000 entrants. His 694.01 profit at 161.40 per acre came from a neat, productive garden selling high quality produce to Sedalia customers.
Bryant Lanham of Katy was brought to Sedalia hospital with a concussion after slipping from the tender of his engine on December 31 and striking his head. Dr Mason reported the injury and patient is under care.
A 15 year old boy also seeks a position. Apply at 1120 East 15th Street for a suitable placement.
A typewritten promissory note for $100 on blue paper and a set of keys were found. Return to W. D. Bogar at 317 Ohio Street or to Bente & Wilson. Also a flour discount offer and a ticket in every sack of Joy Gold or Lexi Kan are noted.
Ivory like smooth edges on collars completed by Sedalia Steam Laundry located at 216 and 218 Lamine Street.
Beginning November 12 observation sleep ers will operate daily between St Louis and San Antonio, expanding Southwest travel with an unrivaled Frisco service feature.
The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity English Lutheran church will hold a coffee gathering at the home of Rev Mrs Seibert next Friday.
Washington and Idaho suffer floods after three days of rain and Chinook warmth. Towns like Kendrick and Juliaetta face inundation as 30 frame houses float on the Potlatch river. Bridges wash out. a Northern Pacific freight train is swept away with crew escaping. Drowned include three Hamblin children and two Chinese residents.
The North western Chronicle denounces Senator Beveridge in its weekly editorial saying his Philippine visit was a stunt to prime a Washington speech. It accuses him of conceit bigotry and ignorance and mocks his remarks on Filipino religion comparing it to his ancestors’ past.
Frederick G. Bonfils, Denver Post proprietor, was shot by attorney W. A. Anderson and lies in critical condition as physicians battle for his life. Associate Harry St. Tammen, also shot, rests easier. Anderson posted $10,000 bond after habeas corpus release by Judge C. P. Butler. In a separate item, John Barrett accuses Senator Hoar of anti expansion cables triggering insurrection.
Chicago reports the death of Alexander Majors the west’s Pony Express originator and first overland mail operator. His body was sent to Kansas City for interment. he was an intimate friend of Buffalo Bill.
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