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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1899
Page
5
Advertisement rates in the Sentinel Want Column offer 20 words three times for 25c. Ads under Wanted For Sale For Rent Lost and Found up to twenty words inserted thrice for 25c reaching about 2,500 homes daily.
Two or three unfurnished rooms to rent at 403 East Third. Also barber shop for sale with four chairs and fine trade, but owner must retire due to poor health and climate needs. Contact SENTINEL office.
A gold bar pin formed as the letter A using nine pearls is missing and a reward is offered at this office.
A Jersey car with a chain around its neck is described in this notice. The owner can claim it by contacting R. A. Todd at 316 Randolph Street and paying the publication charge.
Bargain notice announces Salee Parlor Heating Store offering discounts at the AX address near the Sentinel office. The brief item signals a local sale event and advertised pricing.
Harve Seibert offers cattle for pasture 24 miles west of town with fine grass and ample water at 75 cents per head.
Room available for rent in a sunny southeast corner location at Sixteenth and Osage. Lady preferred. Quiet building, reasonable terms, utilities may be included. Contact for details and showing.
William Zoll, 84, of Warrensburg and Sedalia ties, recalls sending aid to Barney Zoll held at Camp Chase in 1862. A distant cousin now sends a 37 year late repayment with a $100 check from Radford Virginia, a gesture honoring past Union sympathies and aid.
The Sedalia Flambeau Club prepares a record Fourth of July show with new designs and powerful rockets. Management aims for a nationwide reputation with exhibitions in St Louis Kansas City and Washington DC. The club’s officers include Captain John M Glenn and Secretary W O B Dixon.
Ann opens February 23 in Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs in the Ozark mountains. The area offers mild bracing climate wild scenery unequal medicinal waters and cheap excursion rates. Pullman sleepers from Kansas City and a pamphlet offered by Bryan Snyder Friscoline St Louis. Joe Barnett former railroad figure was in town visiting friends and is now a passenger conductor on the Fort Scott Wichita and Western. A Saturday night stone through a Katy flyer car window injured no one.
Mr. Fred Guenther spent Sunday with his family at Pleasant Green. Will Atkinson of Nicholson and White's is visiting at Tipton. Prof. Ben Hoffman and daughter returned to Columbia today after a week's visit here with his brothers Louis and Charles. Cy Kelly of Fayette spent Sunday in the city. Theodore Schwartz went to Beaman today to do the metal work on Mr. Monsees' new residence.
Washington June 26. Senator Cockrell’s list of census supervisors for the sixth district names Democrats but is due Monday or Tuesday. W G Robertson, former Republican candidate for Congress in the seventh district last year, seeks appointment as supervisor of the seventh census district.
Rock Island Route offers a 19 dollar round trip to Denver for Cumberland Presbyterian annual meeting. Tickets on sale May 15 and 16 from points east of the Missouri River, return valid until June 15. Colorado Express departs Kansas City 10 56 a m and Colorado River train 6 30 p m arrives Denver 11 00 next morning. For information write A H Moffet E S W P A Kansas City U S G.
A gathering at a mother's home on East Thirteenth Street enjoyed a pleasant evening with all attendees.
The Central Missouri Band association invites bands within 100 miles to Perthe Springs for a three day meeting September 8 to 10. Rail fare paid for local groups, others pay own. concert every afternoon and night with unison music provided. Gate 25 cents, prize drums Sunday afternoon for top three bands. Proceeds split among attending bands.
Mrs Chas Small wife of the popular west end brakeman celebrated her birthday today with a dinner at her home at Brown and Sixth streets. Guests included Mrs J B Rickman Miss Geneva Rickman Mr and Mrs H C Jones Miss Margaret Jones Mr and Mrs Chas Spake and others. Saturday evening, friends of Mr Jake Yunt of Chicago gave him a surprise at his
John Henry Summers received 50 days for intoxication repeated within a month. John Baldwin paid a $3 fine for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Tom Moorey fined $25 for trespass and jailed. Mattie Cross and Hattie Cross were each jailed ten days for disturbing Ed Hill. J J Pratt to have a Wednesday hearing on disturbing the peace. Roxy Roach John Fitzgerald and Loppy Doyle granted a continuation to next Wednesday for assault charges.
Officers Boullt and Jackson chased a hobo named Tom Moorey of Philadelphia near the MK and T tracks. Moorey tried to steal a ride as Brakeman McKenzie tried to stop him and was forced off. Moorey was captured after a brisk pursuit and given twenty five days in police court.
An ad states adults with cold or chest throat and lung troubles may obtain a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup at A. S. McGowan or Otis W. Smith. One bottle per person with parental consent for children, claiming global endorsement and past success.
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