The weekly true Democrat., 1907-11-22

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Hon. George G.. Mathews IL now edi-
tor of the Polk County Record and he
has the True Democrats best wishes
for himself and newspaper.
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Against all the combined State and
Federal influences and powers good old
Tom johnson was again elected Mayor
Of Cleveland, and Democrats all over
the country rejoice with Cleveland in
the victory. e.1.
Vol. 1. No /, Of The Southern Cy.
clone, a monthly published from Live
Oak, has appeared, and 1t says 1t is ian
Independent publication with enough
sand in It's Rizzard 10 speak tho truth,
regardless Of whose playhouse 1t leaves
down"
"Teddie" has gone and done it sure
enough now, by having removed from
our coin the inscription, "ln COD We
Trust" and that, too, just before our
National Thanksgiving Day Oh The
dore Roosevelt What eXcentric little
thing will you do next for the notOriety
II furnishes
Under the Revenue Law all State and
county Taxpayers who settle their
taxos;durinR November are entitled TO
discount of two per cent, and those
who settle In December a discount of
one per cent. 10 large tax payers this
viii be well worth saving. and the small
taxpayers may save little something
too.
The Live Oak Daily Democrat is now
going into its third year of usefulness
particularly TO Live Oak and to the
whole State Of Florida. May II contin-
ne 10 grow in influence and usefulness
for years To come. We enjoy its daily
visits ut this office, and II is always the
first newspaper we open from the morn
ing mail
II you truly desire 10 see these tight
and stringent financial times come TO an
end, which in our immediate commu.
nifty, at least. Is full half imaginary,
quit talking 80 much about It, and let
every citizon who may have little idle
money, 90 Immediately to one Of our
three banks and deposit II. There is
not one Of us but knows our banking
institutions are safe and sure, and that
they will take good care Of all deposits
left with them. Every little helps, so
let your banker keep your cash for you.
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"Uncle Remus," Joe Chandler Har-
Tis, among other good things, said to
the st. Louis Globe Democrat corre-
spondent, who interviewed him "The
most important conviction Of my life
was when came fully TO realize that a
personal providence watched over me
from day TO day, With me Il Is no longer
a belief, but fact. have been on the
brink of ruin many times and God has
always rescued me-" The Live Oak
Democrat copied II and added That's
a lay sermon In few words that would
make this old world, with Rll its prob
lems, large and small, much better
place 20 live in than il is IL all men
would believe il, and do not many Of
us feel and know that same experience?
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Thursday, November 2Sth, has been
set apart as General Thanksgiving Day
for this year Last week we published
President Roosevelt = proclamation, and
in this issue appears the .splcndidly got
ten up, and very appropriate one. Of
Governor Broward An OF us, from the
greatest 10 the least, IL makes no differ
cnce what our condition spiritually.
worldly, financially or otherwise may
be--but have much TO thank an Advise
Providence fqr, 80 let's devote the day
TO general rejoicing and thanksgiving
Let each strive 70 carry tho Thankhgiv-
ing spirit 10 others. and In doing 10 by
every one, each one will feel the better
= this Thanksgiving day.