Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-17


Jacksonville Friday and Saturday of
last week.
For Sale-FIOrida grown seed rye 65
cents a peck or $3.50 per bushel at
Mays.
Miss Hays, of Greenville, was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs ]. B. Barton
the latter part Of last week.
Nice line of COlgates soaps, perfumes
and toilet powders at Cooks.
W. J. Dempsey has left the Southern
to accept a position with a mercantile
firm at BranfOrd.
LOwney's chocolates IS cents a pound
at Cooks.
We are giving away solid gold and
gold plated iewelry. J. B. Evans.
Miss Maggie Baisden will leave to-
day for Tallahassee where she will at
tend to 19O9-1O term of the Florida
State College for Women.
Buy your lunch baskets at Cooks.
Rev. Collins, of jacksonville. filed
the pulpit at the Methodist church
last Sunday in the absence of DR.. At
kinsOn, who was in Jacksonville.
Pencils, pens and ink at Cooks.
Mrs. Joe S. Roof and little daughter,
Joe S., spent Sunday at Bowling Park
with Mr.. Roof, who has charge of the
Bowling Lumber Company commits
sarieS at that place,
Good chocolate candy at p cents a
pound at Cooks.
Rev. H. W. Tribble, of Lake CITY.
will preach morning and evening at the
Baptist church in this city for Rev.
John A. Wray, who is absent from the
city.
Nice line Of Bibles at Cooks.
| Capt. and Mrs. Hillman went down
to Luraville Sunday after Mr.. Hill
mans neices, Misses Pearl and MOselIe
Wilder, who are to attend the l9O9-lO
session of the Suwahnee High School.
See our candy lad" in this weeks
Democrat.
VIII Denham, the popular city editor
of the Gainesville Daily Sun, who was
in the city the latter part of last and
first Of this week, accompanied by his
accomplished bride, left Wednesday for
Gainesville.
Fine chocolate candy at 25 cents a
pOUnd at Cooks.
Wanted-POsitiOn as strnographer by
young lady. Best of reference fur
nished. Address IS" care of Demo
Crat.
Be sure to see the game of ball be-
tween the Live Oak and Indians teams
Monday afternoon. Joe Hinely, mana
ger Of the Live Oak team, says he is
/ going to have the best team that can
be gotten together in this county.
Second hand school books, cheap at
| Cooks.
Just received a full line of Knicker-
booker pants and boys caps for the
school boy at the Butler Clothing Co.
Rev. H. W. Tribble, president of Co.
lumbia College will preach at the Bap-
fist church twice next Sunday In the
morning at II o'clock, in the evening
at 1880. Everybody welcome to hear
the distinguished man Of God.
Stationary all prices at Cooks.
The city council was in session Mon
day night and held a very busy meet.
ing. The matter of putting in better
| fire fighting facilities was discussed.
| 1t was stated by some that with an ex-
penditure of $4,000 in better equip.
ment a saving Of s., 700 per year would
be made to the property owners on in
Isurance premiums,
Bird cages cheap al Cooks.
Just received a full line of Knicker.
booker pants anu boys caps for the
school boy at the Butler Clothing Co.
Mrs. Alice Armstrong and son,
Eugene, have returned home after ar
| absence of two months. Mrs. Arm.
strong has been in Knoxville, Tenn,
| the greater part Of the time, and Mas
| ter Eugene has been visiting relatives
in Marion and Levy counties.
Nice line of LOwney's chocolate freSl
at 75c per pound at Cooks.
Mrs. J. NJ. Halle and two interesting
children. Of Gainesville, who were il
our city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c
Z. Halle, left Friday for a few day!
visit to relatives in Jacksonville before
returning home.
Nice graduated medicine glass fire,
with your first prescription at Cook $
Fruit Jars cheap at Mays.
Mrs. T. H. Randolph, of Tallahassee
who has been the charming guest o
. her danohter Mrs Dnzipr III Mis-