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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
6
Straw hats offered at about one half price featuring the Brigham Hopkins Co. make priced from 1.50 to 2.00. The advertisement highlights a handsome line and emphasizes savings on these summer head coverings.
Advertisement seeking men of good character for canvassing work offering potential earnings from 15.00 to 3500 weekly, with no guaranteed salary. Applicants must be willing, presentable, and able to explain publishing opportunities. State age, home, and prior canvassing experience if any.
Washington reports on frozen beef deliveries to U S soldiers from the Duke of Sutherlandstoring eight months in cold storage and praised beef quality. Missouri Republicans press census supervisor appointments while Director Merriam resists partisan division. Navy recruiting seeks 40 apprentices ages 15 to 17 for training before serving on cruisers.
Havana reports a rise in brigandage with increasing terror across the countryside. Officials warn residents to remain vigilant as authorities intensify patrols and citizen cooperation to curb the unrest.
The Northern Pacific has undergone major track bed, trestle, tunnel and bridge improvements over five years, with steel rails and brick tunnels. Thousands spent in 1898 plus prior years, new locomotives for fast transcontinental service, and Pullman cars enhance a 2000 mile route from St. Paul to Seattle. Send six cents for Wonderland '99 to Charles S. Fee, GPA, St. Paul.
The ladies of the First Christian church whose names begin with F to K will host a social in the church parlors this evening from five o clock to seven o clock. Seasonal delicacies will be served and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
A historical ad claims Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is the forerunner to consumption cure. It asserts the product cures chest complaints and strengthens lungs preventing coughs and colds from settling. Priced at twenty five cents at all druggists.
Americus Elliott died at his home in Green Ridge yesterday at age 71. A funeral will be held at Hickory Point this afternoon.
Ton H Ingram advertises financial services offering money for farms and city property at low rates. Office located on the second floor of the Missouri Trust Building in Sedalia, Missouri.
For 5 and 54 per cent money, see H. B. Scott, 907 South Monteau. Also real estate for sale and exchange. Sale Bills. The SENTINEL is prepared to print sale bills on short notice at prices below all competition. Corresponding prices on all other kinds of printing.
The Cohen Coal Co announces full Can nel coal supply reopens operations at Main and Vermont with telephone service. A notice warns that J W Washington known as the West India Kid has moved from the Alamo to the Metropolitan barber shop and his previous proposition remains valid. Try Red Cross Ball Blue.
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