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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
8
Prominent store advertises a sale on suspenders and ladies gloves with deep discounts. Items include 98 cent suspenders and various gloves, marketed as bargain prices well below typical costs, highlighting a clearance of a large purchase.
The ad promotes a White City sale offering marked down textile remnants and odds ends. It advertises lace and insertion, odd assortments of men's black cotton socks, calicoes, ribbed underwear, neckwear, work shirts, canton flannels, black and brown jeans, and prints with deep discounts and limited yardage.
A bargain sale offers every kind of button, including novelties and non novelty items. Many are new with more arriving in shipment. Local shoppers await low prices on a wide array of button styles.
A fragmentary line references a dozen items with varying value and a prompt to pick. It hints at a cryptic choice between options, mentioning Ni on and wien ane eens in a stray phrasing.
Rail news shows a large westward emigration with Minnesota to Washington routes carrying over 20 000 travelers. Missouri settlers head to the Dakotas while Northern Pacific reports 400 settlers leaving last night and Iowa groups moving today. Next week 5 000 more settlers have tickets and farms already chosen to begin work at once.
The Clover Leaf foreclosure sale is set for next Tuesday with an upset price of 6.5 million dollars. First mortgage bonds outstanding total 9 million dollars, with about 4 million dollars in interest due, creating a first lien of 13 million. Bondholders are expected to bid in the property.
Railroad circles warn Nevada may lose the Missouri Pacific division as the Joplin cut-off to Cornell Kansas progresses. Proponents say the new line completion could trigger a division shift and location change.
Foreman J Pheling lays off at the Katy shop engine crew while Mike Sweeney passes through on inspection in special car No 49. J D Turner returns to duty after a short layoff. Coach No 27 and a combination car are sent from the Katy shops to the short line at Eldorado Springs with plans for ample cars this summer.
The Morning Capital endorses Dr. B. K. Crawford for mayor and backs the full Republican city ticket in an editorial urging support after reviewing independent sea ventures.
Joe Walker, car house man for the electric railway, found Mrs. George Mackey's diamond pin while sweeping a car last night. He saw the Sentinel advertisement and returned the pin today.
Dickman’s Jewelry Store on West Third Street offers free eye examinations and custom lens fitting. The shop emphasizes careful, individual eye analysis and claims no mistakes with glasses that fit and satisfy customers.
Good farms in eastern and western Kansas and 160 acres in Phelps County Missouri offered for property near Sedalia or for merchandise. Address owner E. F. Dufur 702 South Kentucky Avenue Sedalia Missouri.
The democrats of Sedalia invite all interested in the party's success to a March 22 meeting at Mc Ginley's hall South Ohio at 7 30 PM. Prominent democrats will address the gathering. M W Cadle chairman F F Hatton secretary.
T. Marion Crawford, famed elocutionist from Salina Kansas, will present an entertainment on April 2 at the Odd Fellows hall under Russell Camp M W A auspices.
Servant Harker Drug Co proclaims SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS are ground in oil using large machines and are the best on the market.
Republicans outlined their campaign plan and began organizing efforts. Democrats will hold a rousing meeting at the McGinley hall with prominent party figures addressing the gathering.
An old advertisement promises a cure for colds in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back refund if the remedy fails and attributes the product to E W Groves with a 25 cent price tag.
McClellan’s far wall paper advertises Charles E. Williams offering the Model Shining Parlors basement of Hoffman building for best shine in town.
The Republic presents a photograph and sketch of Joe Herrington of Sedalia, the popular candidate for railroad commissioner, as part of coverage of the race and his candidacy.
Doc Gross Jr offers stove repairs and chimney cleaning with no dust inside homes. All orders filled promptly. Leave orders with E. M. Shields at Market House.
A local window notice invites shoppers to view SHER WIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS on display at Servant-Harker Drug Co with no cost to look it over. The plain ad emphasizes free viewing and asks customers to inspect the display.
No stamps. No Te coupons. At a per cent Oeyader a pe discount for cash. F. Taylor Cain's.
Call at Singer office No 114 West Third Street for all kinds of sewing machine needles parts and oil J A Bowman Manager.
Round pearl pin with a center diamond found. finder urged to return it to Mackey Shoe Company or the Sentinel office to claim a reward.
Bargains wanted for refined middle aged ladies or gentlemen with large acquaintance to handle profitable business. Address S J Oglesby Gen Delivery. For sale grocery store with excellent trade about 1200 cash. Good reasons for quitting business address A B Sentinel office. Soda Bremer charged with counterfeiting case from Jefferson City continued Wednesday afternoon.
Almost new leather quarter top buggy for cash sale. Inquiries at 623 W Ninth street, corner Harrison.
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