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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1903
Page
5
An assorted Ocala market and community listing with mixed ads and notices. Items include medicinal products and drug concerns, farm and greenhouse offerings, dairy and butter notes, lost child notice, theater and millinery shop mentions, plant and fertilizer prompts, local business promotions, and personnel updates. Many proper names and places referenced.
Local residents urged to attend the Board of Trade meeting tonight to discuss state fair plans and economic opportunities. Dr Charles Exxon of Luke City, a veterinarian at the Agricultural College, arrives with notes on cattle inoculation and mortality rates, highlighting the rural interest in fair outcomes.
There has been an exodus of Mrs C J Phillipe and visitors, leaving a few choir rooms vacant. Interested parties may apply to occupy one of the designated places in town on Seath Third street, seeking a home.
Exchange from a southern room hotel at J Girttis test complete. Will exchange fuses folly in Ocala. Apply J Starr Btera BASEBALL GUIDES Buarding's Official Baseball Guides for 1903 that received a News Ca.
Forecast calls for showers across north and central portions on Wednesday. A high around cool, with possible copter in wind. motorists advised to plan for wet conditions and brief showers throughout the day.
An old medical advertisement warns against tar trash and ca tarah ointments containing mercury. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy, claiming internal ingestion reaches the blood and cleanses mucous surfaces, with testimonials and a Toledo Ohio distributor listing.
Fort King Camp No. 14 Woodmen of the World convenes this evening in the Pegner's store hall. Members are urged to attend.
Advertisement notes new wallpaper designs in stock at Ditto No 40 Sfontezuma Block. Mentions expert paper hanger and full line of colors and patterns available for customers.
A notice declares that DewWitt Witch Salve is the only legitimate market for the unadulterated remedy. It claims the salve cures piles and many other illnesses, noting counterfeit products and asserting customers are never disappointed by the genuine DeWitt’s Witch Salve.
The notice promotes Lee Hong's Chinese laundry on Monte Rum Fort Kings Avenue side offering cleaning of soiled garments. It invites patrons to bring in their items to be cleaned to a bright white finish. The ad emphasizes affordable service and quick turnaround for residents nearby.
Mr Hamp Smith long serving railroad agent at Anthony has been transferred to Sarmota. He plans to roam his men and their wage bill. His mother Sinai wa and Latje Raith will move to Saranote once he can build a house for their reception.
Tenfru Denhien, a member of seneral mee gre boys, was caught last night after breaking into J. W. Cruse house on Sunday night. He named his accomplices, revealing a theft of a pair of trousers, a hand of Groemmacry key, a revolver, and $2840 in money. All the money was recovered.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Fin gering Extracts at 15 cents per bottle with a 10 percent charitable coupon, supporting Marion County Hospital. It promotes medical supervision and pharmacist dispensing, notes full strength lemon strawberry and vanilla flavors, and mentions an anti monopoly drugstore and a Strainway piano typewriter offer. The text also includes scattered railroad schedule details for a Northbound night train at 2:18 a.m.
A stockholders meeting of the Ocala Fair Association was held at city hall in Steelock. H A Ford was elected president, T Sistrunk secretary, and T T Munroe treasurer. Directors named were R S Hall, George MacKay, J C Boozer, B P Thogard, Clarence Camp and S A Standiey. Sistrunk reported receipts around 4070 and cash on hand about 292340 with lumber for fencing nearly ready. A committee was formed to audit accounts before handing to the new treasurer.
A fragmented page recounts personal medical claims including yellow jaundice relief from Electric Rittora and assorted advertisements. It mentions Wake, Connecticut, and Jackson ville visits, piano for sale, a medicine praised by users, and several local shops selling soaps, wallpapers, and mining stock. The garbled text lists names, places, products, and brief testimonials.
In response to rising demand for strictly pure distilled water a Marting special delivery wagon will serve the public after April first. Daily angular deliveries will be made to ensure prompt service for those seeking pure water, with all free water privileges and former prices ceasing on April Bait Fla. Tee Mf. Co.
An advertisement claims Tyler's Milk offers the perfect arrangements and equipment to provide clean pure milk. It asserts drinking Tyler's milk means consuming the cleanest and best available.
A reader from Mun. Logam county West Virginia recounts using Chamberlains Pain Location liniment to combat rheumatism. After trying many remedies he reports quick relief and now keeps a bottle at home ready for symptoms. Sold by all druggists.
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