hxr

I1 1

f-

tf

I

TWO OCALA EVENING STAR THURSDAY APRIL 23 1908

J

Veterinaryt

A

Surgeonk Office opposite

Tompkins Livery Stable

IPGDERRANUS-

K MclYERf-

yt

MACKAY

4

FUNEI4L DIRECTORSJ

j4t

Undertakers and mbalmersft

t D E MowER ALFRED E OWENIN i

Undertakers

1 Flue Caskets and Burial Robes-

AUWorki u f

Done by Licensed Envtf balm r and Fully Guaranteed x-

U

+ L

j

h iisr I-

I

i

j1 i

fhBest QualityPrompt Service

Lowest Price-sI

I

N Buy from theIi 1

1 if

i BLUEWAONSr1

1OCALA ICE AND PACKING CO

Vn

MEFFERT TAYLORi

k Phone 3I

+

1 1T iI

t < OCAlA PRESSIKG CLUB1 jOHN F WILLIAMSON Proprietor

I

lkf Rates reasonable 4 All goods

J 1 pressed and Cleaned on Short NoPromptly4 ± l work not called forwithin thirty days will be sold for

1 charges

1I 1

Y

y uur Stom8chJI-eda Cascarets and feel like a new man I

b niCerer from dyspepsia and sour stomach-far the last two years I havobeon taking medt-eineAtid other could find no only

M for abort time Twill recommend Cascarots tortsartrieads as the only for indigestion andoar to keepthe bowels in good conditioa They are to eat I

11 Harry Stuckley Mauch Chunk PaI

Best for°

The Bowels

J

t

i r

CANOVCATrUirnC

t-

Y

Pleasant Palatable Good Do GoodM

r Never SIckon Weaken or Gripe lOc 5eOc Neverr in bulk The eennlne tablet stamped C C C

t i jQmanmteed to cure orygnr money backa Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or NY 599

IANNMAISALE J TEN MILLION BOXES

I-

I

V I4-

rI VerY seri6usI-

t u Yery aerious matter to aSklor one medicine and have thewronc one given you For this

+ reuon we urge you > <n buyingto bo careful to jet the Cenuine

i BLACKJDRAUGHTr

P The reputation of this old relia-ble

¬

medicine for constipation intFIr and liver trouble is firm

fcljr established It does not Imitateother medicines It is better thanothers or it would not be the fawrite liver powder with a largerMlo UianaU others combined

TOLD IN TOWN I F-

tI

I

r

t t A LEX A 11 D ERPractical

CARPENTER AND BUILDER

r-

L Careful estimates made on all< contract work Gives more and

r-

atir woirjcifor the money than

YfOth contractort

> 11 i

BIG FIRM WILL

RESUME BUSINESS

TampaHavana Lumber Company Re ¬

organizedSeveral Marion Coun ¬

ty Men Interested

Tampa Times 18th

After a few preliminaries have beenrrianged the affairs of the TampaHavana Lumber Company which wentinto a receivership some mon uf agowill pass into the hands of a new or ¬

ganization representing capital andexperience and the five mills of thecompany which have been practicallyclosed since the receivership com-menced

¬

will be reopened-The creditors of the company will

be paid up dollar for dollar The neworganizers have already deposited

I

100000 for the payment of the firstnstallment I

At a meeting of the creditors held-in the office of Referee William Hun-ter

¬

yesterday afternoon practically100 per cent of the creditors of thecompany were present The propo-sition

¬

to take over their interests onthe baste outlined above was accepted-and Referee Hunter is today hard atwork getting all the papers together sothat he may Igo to Jacksonville tomor-row

¬

night and lay the matter beforeJudge Locke Monday for his approvalphis of course is a technicality in theroutine of legal procedure The credi-tors

¬

will be secured for deferred pay ¬

ments by interestbearing notesThe outstanding indebtedness of the

old company secured and unsecuredamounts to approximately 480000The company was capitalized at 1000000 with these officers Lee Dekle and treasur rC Hredder vicepresident M M Jettongeneral manager L T Baldrick sec-retary

¬

The company owns mills atCroom Terrell and Valrica besidesthe immense mill on the garrison andrhe Polk street mill The receivershipcame about because of the fall in theprice of lumber and the difficulty ofmaking collections during the recentfinancial panic

The reorganized company will in-

clude¬

Thomas Bowling C H BrownLive Oak R S Hall Ocala T CHall Gainesville Ga John K Cheyney Hayes Bigelow Tarpon Springs-A Hardaker Ocala G A McLeodTampa S M Davis J D Stringfellow Gainesville Fla CH Lutz StPetersburg H E Taylor Gainesville-Fia C H Tedder Tampa J H1Tucker Live Oak F H Brewer Waycross and others The new I companywill have a capitalization of 1000000which is that of the old company

The officers will be Thomas Dowling president R S Hall first vicepresident A Hardaker general man-ager

¬

C H Brqwn secretary andtreasurer +p

Mr Bowling is former president ofthe Bowling Lumber Company of LiveOak which was capitalized at 20004000 and which is still operating g per ¬

haps the largest mills in the state Hesold his interest some time ago MrBrown is also from Live Oak and ispresident of the First National Bankof that city R S Hall is a wellknown navel stores operator andbrother of Maj T C Hall of the Hall

Bingham Co which operates a tur ¬

pentine farm at Keystone Park thiscounty Mr Hardaker is now mana ¬

ger of the big Martel Lumber company-at Martel Marion county Of the othergentlemen connected with the organ ¬

ization John K heyney is the Tar¬

pon Springs sponge magnate HayesBigelow is a well known business manthere G A McLeod is the Tampaanker S M DavIs and J D Stringfellow are prominent Gainesville busi-ness

¬

men and H E Taylor is cashier-of the First National Bank of thatcity C H Lutz is a St Petersburgmerchant and is interested in Odessalumber enterprises with Messrs Bow-ling

¬

and Brown C H Tedder L hasbeen vicepresidentcornpa-ng

The new company is tentatively incharge already Mr Hardaker willleave tonight for Martel to tender hisresignation tote company there andreturn here Tu sday to take active-of the administration of affairs MrDowling goes to Live Oak tonightMr Brown will probably go tomorrowEach of these gentlemen will spend-a considerable portion of their time inTampa from now on

Almost all of the gentlemen whofigure in the organization have otherinterests here Mr Brown is holderof a considerable amount of Tampareal estate With Mr Bowling he isinterested in the Gulf Pine companywhich has large mills at Odessa andFJ000 acres of round timber in a bodynear the mills I

Hon Perry G Wall has been trustee-of the company during the period ofthe receivership-

A WOMAN TELLS HOW TO RE ¬

LIEVE RHEUMATIC PAINS-I have been a very great sufferer

from the t dreadful disease rheuma-tism for number of years I havetried many medicines but never gotmuch relief from any of them untiltwo years ago when I bought a bot-tle

¬

of Chamberlains Pain Balm Ifound relief before I had used all ofone bottle but kept on applying Itand soon felt like a different womanThrough my advice many of myfriends have tried it and can tell youhow wonderfully it has workedMrs-Sarah A Cole 140 S New St DoverDel Chamberlains Pain Balm is aliniment The relief from pain which-i affords Is alone worthmany timesits cost It makes rest ad sleep pos-sible

¬

For sale by all dr-

uV

ggls<

t

V

BELLEVIEW

Mrs J A Freman who was called-to the sick bed of her father last

Wednesday morning came home Sun-day

¬

on the noon train with the deadbody of her father who passed awaySaturday at 450 at the home of hisdaughter Mrs Driggs of Oxford-

Mr Joseph Millson and wife andMr Tremere and his friend fromJacksonville made a trip to HeatherIsland and caught some fine fish andMr Tremere was kind enough to drivearound and deliver same to his friendsthe reporter receiving a nice one forwhich she extends thanks They spent-a most enjoyable day as all do whovis t Mr and Mrs Hightower at theirnice farm on Heather Island

Mr James Freeman who passedaway after a long illness SaturdayApril 19th the home of his daugh-ter

¬

at Oxfor was born in Pitt county-N C and lived there until a youngman when he moved into Lenoircounty N C and married and had-a family of nine ehildreu In 1888 hecame to Florida and in 1884 he re ¬

turned and brought his family andsettled at Lake Weir Fla sand livedthere until three years ago when hiswife died He then moved to ShadyGrove ±o live with his sons He wastaken sick there and after severalmonths illness became able to be mov-ed

¬

to his youngest daughters homewhere he died His seven childreninsisting of four boys and three girlswer all with him several days and hewas conscious to the end and talkedand knew all He was in his 76thyear when he passed away and wasbrought t to Belleview and placed be ¬

side his wife The funeral serviceswer conducted by Rev P W Greenwho was of the same denomination-A large crowd attended and the flow-ers

¬

were beautiful and plentiful as itwas Easter and it was a beautiful dayTwentyseven relatives were pr4senlal the funeral i

The town caucus resulted in thefollowing nominations for city officersfor the coming year For MayerJoseph Millsom Clerk and TreasurerL L Hopkins Assessor L L Hop-kins

¬

Collector Amos Nott for CouncilmenJ A Freeman R C Rider-J Nelson

FOR YOUR1SUNDAY DINNER

try the following delightful dessertIh cup English Walnut meats12 doz figs cut up fine r

1 10c package JELLO any flavorDissolve the JELLO in a pint of

boiling water When cool land just-commencing to thicken stir in thei

figs and nuts Serve with WhippedCream Delicious The walnuts figsand JELLO can be bought at anygood grocery This makes enoughdessert for a large fajnily arid is very-economical 1

Railroad Carnival in New YorkThe great Automobile Carnival is

now being held in New York Over5000 automobiles are participating-To celebrate the carnival the NewYork World has arranged to present-the words and music of ManuelKleins famous Automobile Song assung at the Hippodrome New YorkManuel Klein is the musical director-of the Hippodrome the greatest spec ¬

tacle in the world and has writtenmany famous song hits Dont fail toget the Automobile Song with next 1

Sundays World Music by M Whitmark Sons

I j

THE PERFECT WAYi

Scores of Florida Citizens HaveLearned It

If you suffer from backacheThere is only one ways to cure itThe perfect way is to cure the kid-

neysA bad back means bad kidneysNeglect it urinary troubles followDoans Kidney Pills are made for

kidneys only-S B Lemons cigarmaker living at

1311 Ashley street Tmpa Fla says-I used Doans Kidney Pills and they

cured me < of backache and disorder ofthe kidneys Twfr or three times onaccount of the pain in my back I wasunable to go to work for several daysThe secretions of the kidneys were invery bad condition dark in color andif allowed to stand would become ofthe consistency of jelly I tried various remedies taking what seemed likegallons of medicine and I also put onplasters but nothing helped me at alluntil I got Deans Kidney Pills uponthe advice ofa friend of mine and us¬

ing them according to directions theycured me in a very short while

For sale by all dealers Price 50cents FosterMilburn Co BuffaloNew York sole agents for the UnitedStates

Remember the name Doans andtake no other

SEABOARD SCHEDULE-

Day TrainsNorthbound leaves 150 p mSouthbound leaves 1250 D m

Niflht TrainsNorthbound leaves 205 a mSouthbound leaves 130 a m

More News from New England States-If any one has any doubt as to the

virtue of Foleys Kidney Cure theyneed only to refer to Mr Alvin HStimpson of Willimantic Conn whoafter almost losing hope of recoveryon account of the failure of so manyremedies finally tried Foleys KidneyCure which he says was just thetthing for him as four bottles curedhim completely He is now entirelywell and free from all the sufferingincident to acute kidney trouble Soldby all dealers

Rebekahs meet this evening

d4

I

fl ROBINSON PresMei-tS

1

1 BUTCH Manager JCIOOIERI ManafGEO J BUTCH Te-

llerCOMMERCIAL BANKOCALA FLA

i J s-

have

+

Our Best Attentjopt j

Everything of a banking nature entrusted to ourc tro Lreceives our best attention We shall be glqta > 1

a share of your business to< iM ri

t

I

D E HcIVER GEORGE llaci-

AYMdVER MaCKMVI DEALERS I-

NFURNITUREI 4

AND IV

HOUSEHOLD GOODSi1

nrnitare Staves China Crockery Lamps Rags Carpels May lflogs linoleums Blankets Comforts Table and Bed

Linen Pictures Portiere aed Lace Curtains Ai

Harness Saddles Trunks Suit Cases and Satchels jt

I

I

BUILDING MATERIAL

OIsLime Sewer and Flue Pipe Lath Shingles and Cementf

Wagons Carriages Buggies Undertakers GoodsI

J J

f

CONTRACTORSANDBUILDERS-

r

iI

iCall on or Write us foi pri-

cesMcIver I MacK y f I

1

OC jA FLORIDAj

r f

W A KNIGH1 =

LOUIS E > >LA-

NGK111I

ht LariCAS-

EYI A FULL LINE OF

Farm wagons one and twohorse heavy turpentin-eni lain berwagons carriages and buggies of all-stylessaddlestnd harness for all purposes laprobes whips collars and pads in all sizes A com-plete

¬

line of all the odd parts of harness harnesoils etc Our stockis the largest and most com ¬

pletea

in the county It is the best goods from the-bes

I

known factories and everything that we sendout is fully guaranteed both by us and the manii-iacturers We buy all our vehicles in car lots andget the lowest price and lowest freight rates and

I

are prepared to save you money onf any purchase-Call on or write us I Respe-

ctfullyKNIGHTt

LAGNorth Side of Square OCALA FLOR-

IDARllNEa

tj

I

SEABOARD I lSAVANNAH COLUMBIA CAMDEN SOUTHERN PINES RICHMOND

RALEIGH WASHINGTON BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA NEW YORKjI

Three Elegant Trains Daily

SEABOARD FLORIDA LIMITEDt SEABOARD EXPRESS

SEABOARD MAIL

Modern Pullman Equipment-

Thel

Seaboard Limited Solid Pallman Vestibuled train St Ategustine and Jacksonville to New Y rk via Richmond and Washing-ton Dining Car a la carte service Double Drawing RSleeping cars Stateroom and Obs ervation car Leave Augustine

1150 a rc and Jacksonville 1215 5 p m daily including SundaysFor full information and sleeping car reservations call cn any

agent Seaboard or write-S C 3OYLSTON JR WJH WXLSpN

Ass Gen pas Agent Jacksonville II C Pus and Ticket Agtf Ocala

1