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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
5
Bit ting er and Company publish and edit newspaper operations with Bittinger as editor and business manager and A B Carroll as city editor. Postal information indicates second class matter at the Geale Postoffices.
In Marion County, local figures reference a contentious clash over the McKinkey arch, with prominent residents Horecnor Jennings and Ak Horecnor named in discussion. The proposal aims to honor regional history amid ongoing countywide debates and public interest.
Mrs Belch nee Smith of the Plardy Home died at 11 o'clock last night after an illness of only three days. The funeral was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the residence, conducted by Rev. Howard Datit, with interment in the old cemetery. Mr Morrin the young Presbyterian divine will lead the pupils of Ocala High School Friday afternoon. Travel is heavy in Florida as passenger trains through Ocake and especially southbound are full with northern passengers.
A fragmented note portrays a liberator named Perry Davila easing a prisoner’s rheusatiom. The text describes rubbing into swollen joints to loosen stiffness and free the person, with a reference to a single punisher and a monetary amount. The writing is unclear and garbled but centers on liberation aided by Perry Davila.
Miss Ralth Platt displays a fine set of hand painted china in the show window. The pieces are skillfully executed and reflect her growing talent. J C Hill will sell her residence in Lake Welt after painting the china. Also includes recommendations for Foley Kidney Cure and notes on training trainees.
Spoke and Rim Factory offers Hickory stovewood delivered or per cord with agent O W Reagan. Onion sets in red white and yellow at Tydinge Co. Real estate notice for a two ward residence by Ronie M Perry with thirty day bargain window and liberal terms. Ad appears with address 968 Rem & D Mooay.
A report from Grahamaville New York describes blacksmith HH Black of Subiran County saving his young son from a dangerous cough. After doctor visits and medicines, Chamberlain's Cough Tendency is credited with easing mucus and stopping barking cough and croup symptoms, bringing relief to the family.
An essay contrasts willpower and physical strength, warning that no amount of resolve can substitute for health. It cautions against weight loss cures and quack tonics, then shifts to a vivid town scene about drinking, saloons, and moral decline. The writer laments the impact of alcohol on families, proposing sobriety as a community cleansing force.
A letter from Mrs. Phebo Cherley of Peterson asserts Electric Bitters cured her headaches melancholy and weakness after age left her unable to dress. She notes the tonic revived her strength enabling her to perform housework and claims it improved appetite and constipation.
A late season flower sale in Ocala advertises the finest lot of winter lap roses with prices from $2 to $5. The notice highlights varied patterns from plate to fancy and warns buyers of early stock and broad assortments.
Negotiations long in progress resulted in the sale of timber supplies managed by Menare Clark and Ray and B. Hine of Mattel, Leroy and Rock Springs, and adjoining forests. Mr J G Spetter of Stafford acquired the timber amid several parties’ involvement, closing with commendation for the consummate management and the successful outcome.
Their enterprise shows near double trade this year despite a dull season. Perseverance and solid methods drive steady work, acting as a walking advertisement for Ocala Stena Laux firy.
A special city meeting failed to materialize due to quorum absence. The council plans a regular session near Tuesday with voter registration issues on the agenda. Sim Brows reports business rebound in LeRoy, noting pent up money and caution for those seeking it. Frank J. Huber returns as Plant System agent. Albert Gerig resumes his freight office duties after Huber’s three month absence.
Last night at the Methodist church H Dutill preached on temptation with credit to Dr James Stalker for thoughts and wording. Stalker’s grouping of five types of people was outlined and applied to present city challenges in Orala, with services again tonight at 7:10.
Hon George Mathews will address the Orala High School papilla Friday afternoon November 22 He will share eight years in Brazil and offer remarks of broad interest The public is urged to attend
An old soldier with long illness found cure after trying Dr King’s Nectar, touted to work wonders. The ad claims the remedy heals and outperforms other drugstore products, noting improvement in health following treatment.
Ocala News Co. reports a brief note on Foley's money and Tar oot, mentioning bright hall lamps and small night lamps in a concise local item.
A testimonial notes blood may be in poor condition without external signs such as eruptions. Symptoms cited include variable appetite, poor digestion, weakness, nervousness, and thin, watery blood. The product 8 8 8 is praised for rebuilding blood and restoring vigor, with a wife’s multiple bottle experience described as markedly effective.
McCoy's Tonsorial Parlors offers first class barbering and hair care at Ocala House site now opposite the post office. Elegant outfit, stylish arrangements, razors honed, hair treated, and shaving made easy. He invites public patronage with guaranteed satisfaction.
Cold Storage announces enhanced facilities and storage capacity to handle over 200100 pounds of meat. Meat cured to perfection with charges of one cent per pen for one month. Fast Platee Miz Co. and The AnthMonopoly Drugstorers showcase games Crokinole and Archaresa Corohization.
An advertisement touts Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Co product claiming a universal cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It cites a Georgia user Mr. Clark of AUADLA and offers bottles at 50 cents, six for $2.50, with mail order options from Atlanta and Ocala druggists.
Eight room house for rent plus a four room cottage and four furnished rooms with kitchen attached. Apply to Mrs T J Owen at North Magnolia Street in Ocala Florida.
A 14 carat gold watch chain with a silver fob was lost on Saturday October 28 in Ocala between Mak ters store and the Montegume block. A reward is offered for its return.
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