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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
5
Davis S Woodrow offers phosphate lands and city properties including a northwest corner lot on Magnolia and North Flint facing government bulldog, an Allred Hotel area with two story 14 room building and nearby dwelling, forty acres west of the main line, and a furnished Lake Weir cottage ready to rent.
The Democratic Executive Committee of Marion County is called to meet in Ocala at 1 o'clock on Thursday December 1906. The purpose is to fill county commissioner from district No 1 after W J Chambers’s removal and to elect a new committee member to fill the vacancy created by W K Zewadaki’s removal, with other business to come before the committee. John M Graham, Chairman.
We recently received a fine stock of horses and mules in demand and invite buyers in need of good stock. A two story ten room house with bath and modern improvements is offered for sale at an attractive price with reasonable terms. I am leaving the city, contact M Hundelaman at the Boston Store, Oraie, Pla.
A local jeweler, ALK Burnst, advertises a large stock of watches for ladies and gents with many designs and colors. Also highlighted are chatelaine bags and various feathered accessories, with a wide price range to suit all shoppers.
Fragmentary advertisement notes a store at Star Offices offering housing for a couple with one child and a cheap pet companion. It mentions evening hours and extended shopping time to boost customer turnout. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear details.
Fragmented OCR text cites advice on health and sleep rituals, mentioning Wise and a reference to Catumatia Sens and Sayre o barton Ap Maeepal Deagetes. The readable parts imply guidance on bedtime routines and constipation remedies, but specifics are garbled.
The Fine Howse, led by ex Aocalan, plans a new home on Rineplandid boulevard in Tampa. BW Biaont’s Pesinectar Naval Borer Co. has let the osm tract. cost set at 861,006 with work to the Anwat. Jecon-Dekia Lamber Co. submitted brick work, McGecken Bros. to supply stone and brick, Miller & Kennard overseeing design. Groundwork prepped, construction to start once materials arrive.
In Warngngtom on December 35 Rosevelt signals withdrawal of simplified spelling from executive documents, while Mer Landis moves a resolution urging adherence to standard orthography. The measure seeks printing officers to follow generally accepted dictionaries in all government publications, with a recorded vote planned. A second item promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a regulator for stomach and bowels, priced 25 cents.
Pittsburg December 15 Chifford Howe the negro coachman convicted of perjury in connection with deposition before the Harte divarce trial was refused a new trial and sentenced by Judge Robert Fraser to pay a $50 fine and the costs of the court trial and imprisonment in the Western Penitentiary of Pennsylvania. After sentencing Howe was taken to the penitentiary. Attorney J Wel ford Holmes, one of Howe's counsel, said an appeal would be taken.
An old plea promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claiming it contains no opium or harmful drugs. It boasts 38 years of success treating colds croup and whooping cough. Advert says it is safe for children and pleasant to take, offered by all druggists.
Representative Garrett of Tennessee seeks to amend a law to allow railroads to transport newspapers and periodicals free or at reduced rates in exchange for advertising space. The measure aims to curb pricing for such transportation and extend benefits to publishers. The note includes unrelated medical ad copy and names of local contacts.
December 14 report says Japanese commander Nowi who captured Port Arthur from the Reentam forces was thrown from his horse yesterday with serious injuries. General Stoessel, leader of the Toesian array, rode a fine horse that was later noted as the fortress fell, passing to General Nogttoe.
A Florida retailer touts a wide gift selection suitable for every family member and friends. The notice invites readers to review a partial product list and choose items that are both beautiful and practical.
Display features portieres lace curtains and decorative textiles for mantles tables and fireplaces. The collection highlights various fabrics and patterns in rich finishes suitable for traditional interiors.
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