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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1899
Page
3
Ten daily passenger trains run through Sedalia with wide vestibules steam heat and safety features. Reduced one way rates to California set at $34.30 from San Diego to Redding inclusive with proportionate rates on branch lines.
Partial OCR reads lists of prices and sale dates for items from Gent Assembly Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis and Roanoke Washington. The fragment notes sales on May 16 to 18 with return by June 3 and another sale May 1 with return by June 24.
One way fares to Portland Tacoma Seattle and Spokane set at 31.70 pounds with limits for intermediate punts not to exceed these rates.
Several fraternal orders announce rail specials with round trip prices and sale dates. The Mystic Shrine in Buffalo offers a $25.90 fare for June 12th and 13th tickets good to July 2nd. The Woodmen of America in Kansas City lists $2.85 round trips with June 3rd sale and June 22nd return limits. The Sangerfest in Moberly Missouri shows $3.30 round trip with June 6th 7th and 8th sale and June 9th return. The Medical Association in Columbus Ohio quotes $18.55 for all trains to St Louis with June 2nd and 5th arrivals and June 13th return. The Shriners in Buffalo hold June 14th 15th round trip $25.80 with sale June 11th 12th and return to July 2nd. The Elks Purple Week in St Louis lists £7.55 round trips on sale June 19th 20th and return by June 24th.
The Missouri Pacific offers round trip tickets to numerous western states and Canadian locations with 21 day return validity and liberal stopovers. Minimum fare is $9.00 with specials including the National Teacher’s Los Angeles fare June 25 to July 8 at one fare plus two dollars round trip and return by September 4. Details from Prof. G V Buchanan or Mo Pacific agents.
An advertisement touts Morrow's Liver-lax as a positive cure for postivenesss constipation and biliousness. Druggists report excellent results and a Kansas City buyer endorses its efficacy, noting the remedy’s small red granules sold for twenty five cents a box and available at local druggists or by mail from John Morrow & Co.
The class discovered a remaining $1.10 in their treasury and donated it to associated charities to be used by Mrs. Coe. An ad notes horse clipping by Steven’s Livery Stable and ice cream soda at Fleischmann’s Pharmacy.
One fare for the round trip from Chicago via the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway. Tickets on sale June 11 12 and 13. Return limit may be extended to July 2. A portion of the trip optional boat or rail. Stop at Chautauqua if desired. Full particulars on application to BP Humphrey T P A Kansas City MO or FM Byron G W A Cleveland OH.
A Chicago couple sought to travel with limited funds and found a frugal, practical guide. The Chicago Times-Herald writer describes their journey, what they did and saw, in a compact little book now offered by F. M. Byron, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Co western agent in Chicago.
An offer invites adults with colds bronchitis throat or lung troubles to visit A S McGowan or Otis W Smith for a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. Each person receives one bottle only, with parental orders required for children. The ad claims wide physician endorsement and that a 75 cent bottle can cure or prove value, with sales by dealers worldwide.
Jamestown Missouri, a growing city of about 800 within Moniteau County, boasts a strong business district and civic leadership. Notable figures include Dr A V Thorpe, J C Meyers, J M Shipley, and B N Shelton, with Jamestown Bank and Jamestown Mercantile Co guiding commerce.
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a safe mild remedy. It claims the pills cleanse and revive the system without weakening it and are free from objectionable drugs. The text positions the product as helpful rather than coercive to the consumer.
Prof Houton claims Green's August Flower aids dyspepsia stomach derangements and constipation. He notes usefulness for tourists, salesmen, and office workers with irregular habits and headaches. Sample bottles offered by local vendors. A mad dog bite wound treated with Lamonte medstone reportedly removed poison.
Bad management keeps more people in poor circumstances than any single cause. Look ahead to seize favorable opportunities and save time and money. A prudent man keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy at home. the shiftless wait for necessity, ruin their horse, and face large bills from a doctor. For sale by all druggists.
The little son who was seriously burned after falling into a tub of boiling water is much improved and can sit up and move about the house.
A historical remedy ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen hot feet and discomfort from tight shoes. Claims soothe smarting feet, prevent blisters and bunions, and aid walking. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free trial, address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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