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Newspaper

Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1899

Page

2

Help Wanted Representatives for County Publications

Not necessarily men of brilliant education or fluent speech, simply willing men of good character and appearance. We will explain how others make from $15.00 to $35.00 weekly handling our publications. No guaranteed salary, but terms explained clearly. We will soon need a representative for each county for a publication believed to eclipse any previously marketed. State age, permanent home and experience if any.

Missouri Pacific Rates and Destination Options

Ten daily passenger trains run through Sedalia with wide vestibules and steam heat. For rates and maps contact J. W. McCuarn P and T Sedalia Mo. One way rates to the Northwest to Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane set at 31.70, intermediate points not exceeding this.

Sedalia Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane

Reduced One Way Rates to California Announced

Until further notice one way rates to all main line points in California from San Diego to Redding inclusive are set at 34.30.1 with proportionate branch line rates across the state.

California San Diego Redding

Visit or New Home Ticket Sale Across Wide Regions

On April 4th 18th and May 2nd and 16th round trip tickets will be sold at one fare plus 2 cents to all points in Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas. Many destinations listed across Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Louisiana Arkansas New Mexico Arizona Nebraska Kansas Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Montana Japan Idaho Utah Wyoming. Limited 2 days for return. Stopovers allowed on the post trip. deeds or write for particulars.

Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Virginia North South Carolina Georgia Florida Louisiana Arkansas New Mexico Arizona Nebraska Kansas Iowa Minnesota Orbi South Dakota Montana Japan Idaho Utah Wyoming

Christian Endeavors Detroit Ticket Sales Details

The notice outlines ticket sales for Christian Endeavors in Detroit with prices around 20.55 and 15.65 for rail and lake trips. It lists sale dates May 8th and 9th with returns by May 23rd and extensions to August 15th upon ticket deposit and 50 cent payment, mentioning Southern Baptists in Louisville.

Religious Groups Travel Fund Sales Update

National Baptist society in San Francisco offers trips May 14 15 16 and 7 through July 15 return policy. Dumb Presley Church in Denver lists May 15 16 trips with return by June 15. T P A in Louisville sells May 14 evening and May 15 trains with return by May 20. BY P A Richmond Virginia offers July 10 11 12 trips good through July 31 with Aug 5 extension for 50 cent fee. General Assembly Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis lists May 16 17 18 trips good through June 3 for return.

Dumb Presley Denver Richmond

Dunkards Roanoke Va and Mystic Shrine Buffalo Tickets

Auction style railway and shrine ticket details listed with prices 27 90 and 25 90. Sales run May 18 19 and June 12 13 respectively with returns good until June 24 and July 2.

Dunkards Roanoke Mystic Shrine Buffalo

Elks St Louis 7 55 Horse Sale Notice

Four or five gentle well broken family horses for sale cheap. Call at Steven's stable. Good until June 24th for return. sale on June 19 and 20.

Elks St. Louis Steven

Mississippis Treasures Unearthed In Odd Parcel Find

A fragmentary clipping reports a curious discovery in Mississippi involving an unidentified parcel and items described as relics. The exact details are unclear but local officials appear to be handling the matter with typical archival caution.

Palatial Packets from St Louis to St Paul

An advertisement touts luxurious travel by packet steamer between St Louis and St Paul with comfortable airy water-rooms and first-class dining. It promises reasonable rates for meals and berths and mentions pleasant music and cool accommodations.

St. Louis St. Paul

Father rebukes daughter for dominoes and infant baptism

The Rev. questions Millie about her evening spent playing dominoes for three hours. He permite no improvement, noting the time was wasted while claiming Dr. Goodman and Millie argued over infant baptism without agreement. Millie asks if there is food as she expresses hunger.

M “Tly

Arrests in Clinton Over Fatal Skull Crushing Assault

Mose Robinson and George Williams were arrested yesterday in Clinton on charges of assaulting Bob Davis and crushing in his skull. Davis, still delirious, identified his attackers when lucid. Harry Porter was also arrested for complicity in the crime. The fight centered on a woman.

Mose Robinson George Williams Clinton Bob Davis Davis Harry Porter

No-To-Bac advertised tobacco cure from Sterling Remedy Co

An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a simple, permanent tobacco quitting aid. It promises increased vigor and strength for weak men with a guaranteed cure and offers a free booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co in Chicago or New York.

Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Ward Hayward Telegraph Operator Dies in Tennessee

Ward Hayward a famed telegraph operator from Sedalia died at McKenzie Tennessee on Thursday after months of illness. He had left his Sedalia duties to seek health benefits in the south. The body will be taken to Springfield Illinois his home for interment.

Ward Hayward Sedalia McKenzie Tenn Springfield

Taken to the Pen for Killing Hartman

Adolph Lubrich of Warrensburg was taken to the penitentiary Tuesday to begin a two year sentence for the killing of W. H. Hartman.

Adolph Lubrich Warrensburg W. H. Hartman

Morrow's Kidneoids Promoted as Kidney Relief Tablets

An advertisement extols Morrow's Kidneoids as a scientific tablet form kidney remedy with no bowel disruption. It claims rapid relief, no common cathartic side effects, and cites a testimonial from A. M. Thistlewall of Kansas City. Available for fifty cents per box at Mertz & Hale's Drug Store or by mail from John Morrow & Co.

Morrow A. M. Thistlewall East Sixth Street Kansas City Mertz & Hale’s John Morrow & Co . Chemists Springfield Ohio

A Well Seasoned Joke

A light quip about seasons appears with a character saying an early summer may arrive sooner. The informal remark uses playful tone and casual dialogue.

Witt's Little Early Risers Pills

A note on eWitt's Little Early Risers pills highlighting their fame as small morning remedy tablets once sold as a popular product.

eWitt

Missouri Legislature Eyes Adjournment And Rail Bills

The Fortieth general assembly likely adjourns sine die by noon May 22 after a party line debate. Senate and house pass street railroad and city infrastructure measures, include a Kansas City police bill and a Jackson county insane asylum bill awaiting gubernatorial signature.

Jefferson City Fortieth General Assembly House Cleary Senate St. Louis Kansas City Jackson County Kansas City Police Lyons Burkhead Douglas Martin Matthews Mott Rollins Schweickardt

Heirs Form Chicago Association to Recover $200 Million Estate

In Chicago on May 12 an heirs association led by president George W Mills formed to recover an estate valued at 200 million dollars. The property spans 60 acres in New York and Brooklyn once owned by Alexander Montgomery who fled during Gen Howe's evacuation. Montgomery leased it for 99 years and little has challenged current owners.

Chicago George W. Mills New York Brooklyn Alexander Montgomery Atory Howe Montgomery

County Records Guarded in West Virginia Sit-Down Tension

In Beverly and Elkins West Virginia on May 12 a standoff formed as 500 residents prepared to seize county records over a county seat dispute. Maj J F Harding led local defenders to fortify the county buildings and deter the Elkins party. The records remained under guard. A separate Chicago report notes three year old Lawrence Engern died after a rope noose accidentally looped around his neck on a porch.

Beverly W. Va Elkins J. F. Harding Chicago Lawrence Engern

Missionaries Gather for Missouri Conference in Columbus

The Missouri State Missionary association auxiliary the Cross Bearers' Reading Circle of the World opened its annual meeting at the Christian church in Columbus. Missionaries from across Missouri and several foreign visitors attend, with sessions continuing through next Saturday night.

Columbus Missouri State Missionary Association the Cross Reading Circle of the World The Christian Church Missouri

Gasconade River Booming After Heavy Rains

Richland Missouri May 12 heavy rains push the Gasconade river ten feet above low water mark. Flooding rivers torment garden county and hamper travel with washed-out roads and impassable crossings. A mail run to Montreal could not cross the Glaize river.

Richland Garden County Montreal

Illinois Manufacturers ask Admiral Dewey to visit Chicago

Chicago May 12. The Illinois Manufacturers association sent a cablegram to Admiral Dewey in Manila urging him to be their guest on his return from the Philippines and suggesting he take the San Francisco route rather than New York.

Chicago Dewey Illinois Manufacturers’ Association Admiral Dewey Manila Philippines San Francisco New York

Striking Laborers Grow at Jerome Park Work Site

In New York on May 12 a labor dispute at the Jerome park reservoir and aqueduct project saw 151 workers leave. The number joining the strike increased the total to 200 men.

New York Jerome Park Reservoir

Train Fares For Religious and Fraternal Groups

The Southern Baptist Convention in Louisville offers round trips at 15.65 on sale May 8 and 9 1899 with return within 15 days. The National Baptist Societies anniversaries in San Francisco lists 61.85 on sale May 14 to 17 with return to July 1899. Liberal stopovers allowed. The State Encampment G A R in Kirksville Missouri offers one fare round trip on sale May 9 to 11 with return by May 12 1899.

National Baptist Societies Anni Versaries San Francisco Cal Kirksville

Annual Meeting Roanoke Dunkards German Baptists

One fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Tickets on sale May 18 and 19, 1899. Good to return until June 23.

Dunkards Roanoke

Local job opening at Shepp Company Philadelphia

Active trusted person sought to work locally with liberal salary guaranteed and good chance for advancement. No capital required. For full information write to Shepp Company 1031 1033 Chestnut St Philadelphia Penn. Paint brushes paints Ott s.

Shepp Company Chestnut St Phila Penn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Delaware Street U.S. A Randonally &C Missouri Pacific Rates J. W. McCuarn, P T. A Sedalia, Mo Christian Endeavors Detroit Southern Baptist Louisville Nat'l Baptist’s Society Gen. Assembly Presby Church Minneapolis Saac P. Lusk Fleischmau Astoria Whipple Ott Missouri Legislature Harrisonville George Werden Here Harry Fall Werden Fall Rolston Breakfast Food Rolston Barley Food Rolston Health Flour Rolston Pan Rolston P. Brandt Grocer Company Rolston Club Landmann Bros Lod&s Fourth Onio Sedalie, Mo East Main Nervita Medical Co Otis W. Smith ST. James Hotel Ilan P. Miller P. H. Sangree Henry Lamm Sangree & Lamm Ohio Street Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Rates C. M. Pendleton Passenger & Ticket Ag’t Southern Baptist Convention Louisville, KY Joan H. Bothwell Sedalia National Bank Ott’s J.G. Russell Huckins’ Hotel Grocers Third St J. B. Stahl & CO East Fifth Street Court House Charles Williams E. Fifth Street John Stark & Son E. Hurley & CO Hurley East Third Street
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