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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1899
Page
3
Ten daily passenger trains run through Sedalia with wide vestibules plate glass and steam heat. Safety and comfort features highlighted. For rates routes maps and general information address.
One way rates to all main line points in California reduced until further notice. San Diego to Redding inclusive set at 34.30 dollars. Proportionate rates apply to all branch line points within the state.
The Genl Assembly Presby Church in Minneapolis offers goods with a $17.77 sale price and May 16 17 18 dates, return good until June 8. Dunkards Roanoke Va items priced at $27.90 with May 1 and 19 sale dates, return valid until June 24.
One way rail rates to Portland Tacoma Seattle and Spokane set at 31.70 dollars with no points beyond limited routes. Rates to points not to exceed eight dollars are outlined in the notice.
Auction notice for Mystic Shrine Buffalo offering goods priced at 25 dollars and 90 cents with items available until July 2 for return or bail.
Woodmen of America in Kansas City offers a $2.85 round trip with a return limit through June 9 for the June Annual Sangerfest in Moberly Missouri. Medical Association in Columbus Ohio promotes a round trip on all trains arriving at St Louis June 2 3 and 5 with a return by June 13. Shriners at Buffalo host a June 14 and 16 event with a $25.80 round trip ticket on sale June 11 and 12 and return allowed to July 2.
Elks advertise 7.55 round trip tickets for Purple Week sales in St Louis on June 19 and 20. Return fares to be valid until June 24.
June 20 to August 15 and September 5 to 19, Missouri Pacific will sell round trip tickets to many points across British Columbia and western states. Tickets valid 21 days for return with several stopovers and a minimum selling rate of 9 cents. Write for full information or see Prof. G V Buchanan or Mo Pacific agents.
Fresh strawberries available daily from Candy Palace directly from our refrigerator.
A Chicago couple sought travel and sight of the world, resolving the money question. Will B. Hunter of the Chicago Times-Herald recounts their journey and discoveries in a short, graceful book. Requests should be sent to Fyron, western agent for the Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Co, Chicago.
Adults with colds bronchitis throat or lung troubles may get a free sample bottle at A S McGowan's or Otis W Smith's. One bottle per person, no children without parental order. Claims universal sale and physician endorsement. a 75 cent bottle is said to cure or prove value. Sold by dealers worldwide.
A. T. Morris of Cincinnati seeks to launch a reliable man for a manager role and office. He asks readers to mention this paper in correspondence and notes an illustrated catalogue available for 4 cents with postage.
C H Heynen offers fine monumental work with latest designs on North Ohio Street.
Local laundry, Sedalia Steam Laundry, advertises good work with satisfaction guaranteed and contact at telephone 15 Gro. W. Loxman proprietor promotes pest free results with no flies.
The notice lists a 5c Fleischmann's ice cream soda and a 15c good baths offering at the Alamo barber shop, presenting a compact promotional item from the local business.
Leaves Kansas City on Thursday evenings at 6 40 via Union Pacific, reaches Portland in 72 hours with no train change. Emphasizes comfort at low cost and suitability for women and children traveling alone. Tourists bound for San Francisco or Los Angeles stay in the same car, with only a midroute change between cars. Ticket offices listed at 1000 Main Street 1038 Union Avenue and Union Station. for Liebher details contact J B Frawley.
Burlington Route launches a new fast daily night train from Kansas City and St. Joseph serving Nebraska and Colorado. Departs Kansas City 9:45 p.m. and St Joseph at midnight, arrives Denver 6:20 p.m. daily. Additional to existing Kansas City westward services.
A promotional circular urges readers to mail name and address with two cents to American Seed Co. at 335 Broadway New York to receive a sample seed package, one dollar in coupons, and full product details. The copy claims readers can secure jewelry like Sterling Silver Bracelets watches or a diamond ring by sharing seed coupons with friends.
An old column lists Ott's Ice Cream Soda and the 5e Fleischmanns Pharmacy alongside The Alamo barber shop offering children's hair cutting for youths 12 years and under. The fragment presents local commerce and services.
A large crowd gathered at Forest Park last night for a free band concert under a moonlit sky. The band plans another concert tonight from 7 to 8 o'clock and visitors are welcome to stay or depart, with the usual admission fee.
Special Pauline correspondence reports good weather for corn plowing and corn planting progress. Ed Bolen visits from the Nation while Mr. Ed O Bannon returns and Reavis buys part of the Robin farm. A large crowd attended a basket dinner at Camp Branch and a moonlight dance with ice cream supper is planned at J Huckabay's. Durrill visits Herick Hall and travels toward Flat Creek. Wiley Botts brought poultry to Sedalia after staying in Pauline.
Prof Houton claims in travel that Green's August Flower outperforms other remedies for dyspepsia liver stomach and constipation. He notes it helps travelers salesmen and office workers with headaches and irregular habits and praises its safety for frequent use. Sample bottle offered at A. S McGowan and Otis W Smith with Pency Harker selling brand new ball and bat.
An ad touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from grains with rich color and flavor. It claims health benefits, appeals to children, and prices it around 4 cents.
A Sedalia advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a faultless, mild purgative that cleanses the system without weakening it. The note from Servant-Harker Drug Co. and Loncan Soap firm touts experienced staff, guaranteed satisfaction, and invites readers to try their products and laundry services.
Mr P Ketcham of Pike City California testifies that Chamberlains Pain Balm provided relief during his brothers illness. Many others report prompt relief from this liniment. For sale by all druggists. Rev Fred Pfeiffer to open a German school next Monday at the church lecture room West Fourth Street. The term lasts several weeks and non members children may attend.
A reader notes morning malaise from biliousness and recommends DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for liver regulation and constipation relief. Offs Leftwich reports two sprinting incidents after a Missouri Pacific arrival. one suspect escaped while the other was captured and jailed after a chase near the Gallic lumber yards.
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