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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
3
Geoffrey recounts weeks of waiting after Sonia the pretty refugee vanished with a sealed document. Ella confesses her secrecy and clarifies Sonia’s lies, restoring trust and leading to Ella and Geoffrey’s reconciliation and engagement with Mrs. Laing’s blessing.
The narrator recounts wedding joy with Ella after a long wait and a reunion with Ivan Renouf, the Russian detective, who brings a letter. They travel through provincial towns in autumn, avoiding Paris, staying in old-fashioned inns and enjoying life with love and hope. Westlake seeks a venue change as his murder trial for killing Wood Mitchell passes toward disposition.
The New Store draws crowds daily with the shift from hammering to shopping. Embroidered Dot Henriettas attract attention with blue red tan navy grounds and white red dots. 44 inch challie fabrics suit waists dresses and dresses gain appeal from cream grounds satin stripe and printed designs.
New stock arrives Saturday featuring Kid Glove colors Black Glace and Suede finishes. Exclusive waist silks, black taffetas, Grenadines and Dimities in varied prices from 1¢ to 22.50 per yard. Also pulleys belts collars ties and new organdies lawns ribbons offered in multiple shades and prices.
Mrs. Cole wed Charles Hunting Willard, a Chicago traveler, marking her third marriage. The ceremony at Grand Avenue Presbyterian was followed by a honeymoon to Hot Springs Arkansas. Willard and Mrs. Cole stay at the Eastman Hotel amid attention over their age difference and wedding cards. Florence, the younger daughter, also celebrated her third wedding in the same house recently.
Exclusive note from C. H. Willard of St. Louis reports Mrs. Willard intends to profit from a southbound honeymoon by giving concerts in principal southern cities. The couple kept the engagement private, and will settle in St. Louis after a quiet wedding. Both mention age and appearance, with Willard claiming 82 but looking younger than his thrice-married 34-year-old bride.
Freight and Express bring new goods daily and yesterday’s stock may vanish today. The notice promises two premium stamps with every purchase tomorrow, urging customers to visit soon for fresh arrivals and continued availability.
A drugstore ad offers Cascarets candy cathartic as a remedy for constipation. It notes that if not effective, the seller will refund the purchase price.
Dr D L La Verne's Grip Tablets advertised for La Grippe and colds claim to ease headache better than quinine sulphate. Priced at 25 cents, promoted as the best headache remedy. Fleischmann's Pharmacy.
A Miller County stockman was paid $220 by a woman at the Hathaway house on West Main, then sought the money back after being shaken down. He had lent $220 to one inmate, and when he demanded repayment the police found no crime was committed by the woman.
Local businessmen from Warsaw Lincoln and Cole Camp organize leagues to influence railroad expansion. They press for widening and extending the narrow gauge line to improve regional business and trade.
County school commissioner G L Coleman visited Smithton last week to inspect a fourteen member graduating class. Doylestown editor A R DeFluent describes relief from rheumatism using Chamberlains Pain Balm. Samuel Archer of this city wed Ruhamah Gleason of Seattle on March 8. Archer is with the Seattle Times. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is advertised with warnings about counterfeits. Servant Harker Drug Co.
Gus Lavin the Warrensburg printer has recovered from rheumatism and will not continue compiling a city directory. A treatise on healing mentions Banner Salve as an effective remedy for burns sores and cuts. An ad from John H. Bothwell offers farm loans at six percent in Sedalia.
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