Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-01-08
Madison County May Oats,
$lOO per busheL
Florida Seed Finders
$lOO PER bushel.
New Lard Cans,
25c, 3Oc and 35c each.
WOLFE
On the Corner


Suwannee Drug Co.
C. NJ. Fielding, one of WeIbOrn's re-
liable citizens, was among the business
visitors here Monday and remembered
the Democrat in a substantial way.
P. D. Claridy, one of the Democrats
old friends and subscribers, was in to
see US Monday and had his address
changed from Emerson to LuraviIle.
He rented his farm at Emerson and
has moved to Lurayille.
Mr.. Thompson, for a long time con-
nected with the Mayo Free Press, has
resigned, and was in the city a few
hours Sunday en- route to Coco, on the
East Coast, where he has accepted a
position on the News Of that town.
Miss Emma Parshley, whOOwns some
very valuable property in this city, and
who recently had built block of brick
store and Office buildings opposite the
court house, was in to see the Demo
crat Monday and to deposit the cash to
extend her subscription one year.
Joe MeAlpin has returned from Tam
pa, where he has been for the past six
months, and has accepted a position
with the Troy Steam Laundry. Joe
says Tampa is alright and hustling
city, but he prefers to live in Live Oak,
and that he is here to stay.
The Democrat was in error last week
in stating that the funeral of MrssB.
F. Umstead was preached by Rev.
John Wray Of this city. The funeralwas
preached by Rev. Rape, former pastor
of the Pine Grove Methodist church, of
which Mrs. B. F. Umstead was a men,
Der.
Miss jamie McGehee returned to her
home in Jacksonville Sunday after a
delightful visit of several days in Live
Oak with her young lady friends. Miss
jamie is general favorite in the city,
her old home, and her visits here are
are always a source Of pleasure to her
large number of friends.
Prospects for good spring business
for Live Oak merchants are bright
enough, providing they do their part in
advertising their goods to stimulate
trade and bring the buyers to our city.
The man wis does not trV-dOes moi
advertise in this day and time must
necessarily expect to have dull times
this spring.
DR.. Armstrong, the we'll known Jack
SOnVille specialist, will make lis next
professional visit to Live Oak Feb. 4;
Office, Hotel Suwannee. The Doctor
has been very successful in overcoming
all forms Of eye troubles, also the
Strengthening of cross eyes without
knife. Hereafter the Doctor will make
visits every four months.
If it is cleaning, pressing or dying
you want done just call at the Star
Tailor Shop. We call for and deliver
work and guarantee it. We give spe-
cial attention to ladies' work, and do
it neatly and up-to-date and deliver it
on time We can press your suit any
time you call. Phone No. Us. We
are on Pine street at Star Tailoring
Shop. Fac Taylor AID G. T. W. Fan
mel. If
Calvin Sistrnk, who lives in the
White school, house neighborhoOd, was
in Live Oak Monday on business, and
while ia the city made the Democrat a
visit and renewed his subscription for
another year. Mr.. Sistrunk lost a very
fine fox hOnd a few days ago, 1t
strayed or was stolen from his place,
and he is very anxious to recover the
dog. See his advertisement elsewhere
in tOday'S paper.
A. W. McLeran, of WeIborn, accom-
panied by his son, one of that towns
best citizens and a leading merchant
and cotton buyer Of this county, was
in the city one daY last week. He
stated to a Democrat reporter that his
mercantile business the past fall and
up to Christmas had been very heavy.
Besides his regular mercantile business
he bought from the farmers in that
section of the county one thousand
bales of cotton, and had bought and