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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1902
Page
2
Judge Eastern District E F Scott. Constable James Conner. Justices of the Peace W B Miller Nelson Mosher John R Clopton.
Frank Rector III son of J E Rector is bed fast in Bellville Kansas with typhoid fever and feared serious condition. His sister Mrs C C Divers left this morning for the city to attend him. Rector works as night operator for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad at Bellville.
The Canadian customs commissioner ordered no customs officer at any excursion train or steamer arriving on Sunday from the United States. This ban ends Sunday excursion travel into Canada as passengers cannot be landed without such an officer.
A $35 bicycle is advertised for 50 cents. Starting August 15 the price drops by 50 cents each day until sold or by October 25 when the price reaches 50 cents. Contact F. Taylor Cain at 116 West Main.
Classified notice notes sale terms and advert rules then lists contact C. W. Cocking at 1708 South Moniteau for the horse and phaeton.
Wanted a trustworthy gentleman or lady in each county to manage business for an old established house of solid financial standing. A straight bona fide weekly cash salary of 18 paid by check each Wednesday with all expenses direct from head expenses. Manager 540 Caxton quarters. Money advanced for Edg Chicago.
The Nebraska Colorado Express departs Kansas City at 9 35 p m arrives Denver 3 15 p m next day, three hours quicker. It offers five hours in Denver after a 2 15 p m arrival, then continues west via scenic Colorado with chair cars sleepers and dining cars. Burlington also runs a morning Denver Express at 10 40 a m and through tourist sleepers to California via Scenic Colorado.
Help wanted advertisement seeks a matron and janitor for city hospital applications directed to Mrs A P Morey, president.
An advertisement invites readers to describe their proposed trip to the Northwest and asks for details to provide a low quote. It promises printed matter and free information, listing R. H. Crozier, L. W. Wakely, and Howard Elliott from Kansas City and St. Louis offices as contacts.
A healthy red Jersey bull described as good natured is offered for sale. Also listed are one thousand bales of Timothy hay and fine white oats. Contact Van B. Wisker.
For sale list includes soft coal base burner a small wood cook stove and furniture for four rooms all near ly new at 721 West Fourth street.
For sale a horse wagon and harness suitable for light family use. Horse is gentle. Inquire at Broad Way crossing.
Classified notice advertises H. H. furniture new Columbia telephone and a Singer sewing machine for sale at 212 West Fourth street with details readable from the listing.
J. H. Hurlburt, advertising man on the Democrat, resigns and goes back to his former position in Chicago.
A seller offers Pure 8 C W Leghorn roosters three months old at 75 each. Interested buyers may apply to Mrs 8 G Mason at the west house on Barrett Place.
An advertisement urges customers to place orders for hard coal before a price advance, listing Cohen's Hot Stuff Coal and a contact phone 263. It also notes a headline about Heller having an heir.
Auction notice indicates property of August Jacobsen at 218 East Second to be sold with flats. Inquiries welcomed at Charles Yost's store for particulars.
Mat Heller telegrammed his mother Mrs Anna Heller that a fine boy arrived at his home in San Diego California on Tuesday confirming the birth.
A local health notice warns residents about Foley's Kidney Care practices affecting kidneys and bladder. The alert highlights risks and urges consultation with medical professionals for safe treatment options.
Estimates made on all kinds of buildings. Plans furnished when desired. Residence and shop at 672 East 15th Street, Sedalia, Missouri.
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