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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1901
Page
3
Sabina Emmett travels with her father to Westwood at Lady Bettaby’s urging to meet eligible men and possibly secure a match. Lady Bettaby plans to introduce Sir Roydon Garth to Sabina while noting the baronet’s health setback and Sabina’s guarded devotion to her father.
Sabina arrives at Westwood station in a dog-cart to meet Sir Roydon Garth, the baronet, whose former heartbreak with Lilac in San Francisco weighs on him. Miss Emmett plots Sabina's marriage to Garth, while the station scene recalls past memories and unfolds the reluctant engagement.
The text praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, arguing it saved lives when other doctors forecast death. It cites testimonials including George W. Trustow of Lipscomb Virginia, claiming heart trouble and severe illness were overcome, enabling renewed work capacity. It asserts cures for various organ diseases by treating stomach-origin ailments.
Miss Emmett speaks to Sir Roydon during a ride, expressing sympathy for his disappointment with Miss Marvel. Roydon remains aloof as Sabina notes his illness and contrasts his vigor with Mr Mowbray. She wonders about Lilac and reflects on the journey and luncheon plans. To Be Continued. Call and see Mrs Julia Omo the expert Magnetic Healer. Sexual weaknesses peculiar to both men and women a specialty. Located at No 422 East Fifth street Sedalia Mo.
E. C. White of the Collecting agency launches a monthly auction of all judgments he has secured. The inaugural sale is set for January 28, 1901, with future sales to include up to date judgments bearing the justice's name for authenticity. A list of judgments to be sold January 28 can be viewed at 116 West Third street.
Delicate linen hung wet on a clothesline, frozen and torn after removal. Monarch Laundry offers rough dry at 20 cents per dozen and free ironing of bed and table linen. Proprietor Chas Van Antwerp invites contact at Tel 183.
This week featured prices include Michigan table peaches 3 lb can black raspberries 3 lb can Nile peaches 5 lb can fancy regular 20c now 15c Gold Label sardines regular 15c this week also Salmon tall can 15c Visit the store for savings and value.
The Marshall Index notes fourteen Saline county circuit court divorce cases for February. Of these, twelve involve women filing suit and two involve men appealing. It asks whether the higher female filing rate shows greater dissatisfaction or a stronger desire to remarry, admitting uncertainty about the correct conclusion.
Downtown crowds flocked to buy the famous Hot Stuff at $3.00 per ton cash. City weights. Kohen Koal Ko advertises the product with phone contact 263 amid bright weather driving sales.
Chicago Great Western railroad offers excursion tickets to St Paul for the February 18 and 19 convention with return by February 25 at one fare. Tickets available through any Chicago Great Western agent or F H Lord G P A Chicago.
$1,000 to $50,000 farm loans advertised with liberal terms. John R. Larrimore of Sedalia Missouri announces authority to proceed with loaning money and invites applications with prompt attention. Reach him at the Hoffman Building Sedalia.
The ad urges readers to visit T. B. Young at 109 South Osage Street for shoe repair claiming best work for the least money with all work guaranteed.
Do not miss wind resistant fabric and a line of white goods, embroideries and laces. Featuring patterns of embroidery and top quality threads Ic 2b Be and up at The Boston located 214 Ohio St.
Boston cafe advertises fine confections bread Puritan biscuits and fancy cakes. Also offers ice cream water ices wholesale and retail.
Homeseekers excursion fares on the Chicago Great Western Railway are available January through June 1901 on the first and third Tuesdays at one fare plus two dollars round trip. Tickets valid for return within twenty one days. Inquiries to any Great Western agent or F H Lord, general passenger agent, Chicago.
A reader prompt invites guesses for the set of dishes and notes a coupon printed in every issue of The Sentinel for redemption. The item emphasizes reader participation and ongoing coupon availability.
Charlie Scholten is on the sick list and John Thomas of Lamonte was in Sedalia on business Monday. Cut prices on many articles all over the house with deep discounts on millinery including trimmed hats at half price or less. Robert Shaw of Lamonte was a visitor in Sedalia Monday.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Red Cross Ball Blue for happiness, Bard's elegant cut glass ware, and old papers for sale at the office.
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