Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-08-06

Toilet soaps and perfumes at Cooks.
The county tax sales was well at
tended Monday and bidding for time
was quite spirited, As a result very
little land will be certified to the state
for nOn-payment Of taxes.
Miss Myma Hankins, one of this
city's popular and accomplished young
ladies', has returned home after a de-
lightful ten days visit with relatives
in Jacksonville.
Ice cream every day at Cooks.
VIII Bell was in the city Wednesday
from Falmouth. He reports crops good
as a general thing in his section of the
county and the people prosperous and
happy.
Capt. and Mrs. W. ]. Hillman and
niece, Miss Ethel Wilder are in Jack
sOnville this week en- route to Waynes-
vile, N. c., and other mountain resorts.
Nice line of pipes at Cooks.
Col. Ira ]. Carter accompanied his
family to Meridian, Miss, last week.
He is expected back in the next few
days, but his family will remain there
a month or more visiting relatives.
Sid Corners family lett Tuesday for
Suwannee Springs where they have
rented cottage for a weeks stay.
Their carried along plenty of fishing
tackle and their bathing suits fully pre-
pared to have royal good time.
SanitisSue toilet paper at Cooks.
Mrs. Hardee and daughter, Miss Lula,
Of Madison, were in town Saturday,
en- route to Suwannee Springs where
they have taken a cottage for the en-
tire month of August at that very
pleasant resort.
The voting contest at Cooks for
the most popular teacher in Suwannee
county closed Saturday night. Miss
Blanche Wolfe of this city won the
prize, a graphaphOne and twenty-five
records.
Buy your drugs and books and have
your prescriptions filed at Cooks.
W. A. Edwards returned Wednesday
from a months visit with relatives and
friends in North and South Carolina.
He reports business conditions very
good in sections he visited, but says
Live Oak looks mighty good to HIM
now, better than ever before.
You can for a limited period purchase
| from US the medicine you need under
positive written guarantee to refund
purchase price if you are not entirely
satisfied with the benefits received.
Suwannee Drug Co.
Nice line tobacco and cigars at S. P.
NAYS.
Worth Dexter, who has been in poor
health and under treatment of a spe-
cialist in Atlanta for the past month or
six weeks, returned home Tuesday very
much improved and looking the very
picture of good health.
Strayed, about one year ago, two
COWS; marked crop-underbit in one ear,
under-sQuare in the other, branded on
hip with 'K." Will pay for infOrma-
| ton leading to their recovery. J. F.
Ianden. Live Oak, K. D. D. No. 6.
Drink and smoke at Cooks.
c. Z. Humphreys was in the city
Monday from Bradford. He says Mr.
Murray. a prominent citizen Of that
place. saw a flying machine pass over
Bnnfori Saturday afternoon, and all
efforts TO convince him that it was
other than a flying machine have failed.
Have YOUR pictures framed at Cooks.
On Monday the following members Of
the Suwannee Rifles left for St. Au-
justine where they participated in the
State troops rife practice: Arch Les
he. Albert Johnson, F, J, Adams, F. E,
Leslie and r. A. Blackman. Our boys
are good shots, and We expect them to
win out in this practice contest.
Buy your patent medicines at Cook 5.
Or. Efrd was called to Jasper Sun
day to hold a consultation with a lOca
physician of that city who has a patient
with a very complicated case Of ty-
phOid fever. DR.. Efrd made the trip
/ to Jasper and return in his automobile,
and made the trip, returning from Jas,