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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1900
Page
5
Having purchased the La Fayette Meat Market Staton Bros offer a complete line of Kansas City meats at spot cash prices. They claim to underprice rivals and advertise sirloin porterhouse roast beef pork loin veal mutton chops black bass lake trout and fresh oysters with Armour ham and penny-change cash terms. Telephone 264.
Dr. W. R. Goodykoontz of Washington County signals a run for lieutenant governor, joining a slate that will total eight candidates.
To secure the original Witch Hazel Salve ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve known as a cure for spies and skin diseases. Beware of counterfeit products. Servant Harker Drug Co. WANTED An ice box Apply Hamilton's restaurant Main street at once.
A Kansas City case reported by the state free employment bureau recounts a “stately blonde” applicant who refused a housework post for lack of a piano. The employer, unable to buy a piano, notes the girl wished to keep up her practice, prompting humor amid a serious matter.
Vernon county offers a reward of 250 dollars for the apprehension of the murderer of John Snider aged 23 whose dead body was found on the Missouri Pacific railway near Milo on December 22 1899.
89 year old Granny Metcalf of Kentucky says Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is the best grip cough lung and bronchial remedy offered to the people. Sold everywhere.
In Missouri a local stance attacks the Washington brand of hay for its imperialist connotations and public disapproval grows among residents who favor domestic options.
Rev. David Bowman writes from Glensted sharing ten years of orchard results near Versailles. He grounds his advice on plantings and sales figures from 1889 to 1899 and recommends planting all Ben Davis for marketable orchards while noting some trees do not bear.
Sealed proposals for a republican candidate for vice president of the United States will be received in Washington up to noon June 12 1900. Specifications require a $500000 bond defending Republican campaign trusts and policy on tariffs and territories. Marcus Aurelius Hanna signs as Generalissimo in command of the party.
The Fayette Democrat Leader mocks the Gold Democrats plan to head their ticket this year. It cites 1896 candidates John M. Palmer and Simon Bolivar Buckner and calls the party's choices cowardly and treacherous, imagining a Judas Iscariot reincarnation as a grim joke.
Marie Corelli charges Rudyard Kiplin with balderdash likening his output to work by a postman poet or versifier tied to the comic opera press, expressed in strong criticism in the Mexico Intelligencer.
The Springfield Leader Democrat calls Cecil Rhodes the archetype of imperial expansionism and claims no man of his era caused more harm.
The report notes Weltmer, the famed magnetic healer, has funds to invest in Nevada, buying land for a greenhouse and other improvements to his healing institute. The Moberly Monitor cites increased flowers as aiding sick visitors, justifying a reliable supply at the planned new facility.
The old maid stands on the boat house deck as a kissing bug circles overhead. Maidens scream matrons swoon and men swear, but she stays and challenges the insect with courage. The bug dies and the crowd marvels at her feat.
The Post Dispatch notes Cecil Rhodes calls the British flag the greatest commercial asset, valued at many millions to him and partners, while declaring it a heavy liability to the British people who bear the cost in men and money.
Historical election notes compare Miller and Blair votes across years. Two years ago Blair led Miller 330 to 320 yesterday Blair led Miller 330 to 320. The blizzard and rain affected turnout in different years.
Extremely low one way and round trip rates announced by C M Pendleton passenger and ticket agent Sedalia Missouri. One way to Helena and Butte Montana thirty dollars. One way to Portland Seattle Tacoma Washington one dollar eighty one seventy. On sale daily.
January 2 and 16 excursion offers one fare plus $2 round trip good for 21 days to Texas Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico.
Round trip to El Reno Oklahoma for livestock convention priced at $11.90. Tickets go on sale February 12 and 13 with return valid until February 17.
Meeting of Missouri postmasters in St Louis with round trip tickets 7.55 on sale February 22 and 23 and return allowed to February 26. Cattlemen's Association meet in Fort Worth with round trip tickets on sale March 11 and 12 and return good until March 18, 1900.
Tickets sold for El Reno to return trips on February 11 12 and 13 at 11.90 with Feb 16 limit. Lincoln to and from February 17 18 and 19 valid to February 28. St Louis round trip tickets on February 20 and 21 good for return by February 26.
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