Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-07-30

wsnnee Springs
J.B. Newman has resigned his posi-
ton as travelling salesman and is now
at his old business buying erOSsties.
I GO-Ay keeps flies Of horses or cattle.
I &c and SOC at al drug stores. SIS
R. D. Gaylord, a prominent young
man Of WauehuIla, was in the city last
Friday en- route to McAlpin to visit his
f parents
P. H. Lewis, Of SUwannee, has the
honor Of sending to the Democrat this
year the first boil Of open cotton. We
received il by mail on last Friday.
sU6 doses '666" win cure any
case Of Chills and Fever. Price sc.
CT Williams has returned from his
vi1wn GeO1ga and car be fOun6 q,
IS uhato state rss5y fU boSinesS
pa--r NJ. WTa-s tbsele RS P,acs
IL hanaS vas m shzug e Mr.
pamrr
Ne rt srvam hks nat a, CookS
laa Z uarly. rcprscbting MARSHAL
ACo. eottcn isctors q Savannah, vas
m ths cts hs, Friday and saturday
Interesting Cur cotton buyers and
asleltng consgumens from the cot
Ton grOwers See their al elsewhere
IN todays Democrat
Ebb Harris has resigned his position
Nth the L. O., ?. & G. railroad
snd has accepted the position Of traffic
manager and auditor for the Suwsnnee
River and White Springs Railroad Co.
Mr. Harris IS an experienced railroad
nan and a very clever gentleman
Wngley's Spearmnt Gum. Suwan-
nee Drug Co
Il may have rained frOgs last Friday
night bit We doubt IL Anyway
sometime during the night We had
shower Of ain. or frOgS or something,
and saturday morning the ground vas
fairy covered with little frogs and
they were as lively as could be- jump
ing here, there and everywhere
School books and supplies at Cook S,
Dr.. ". NJ. McR2e came down t0Wn
Monday With his face all aglOw with
that smile that won't come Of. He
uas nouiring for the census tsker,
stating that the population Of Live Oak
had been increased ana he desired tO
have il shoEn immediately upon The
census ueDOrt Mr.. NcRae says Il Is 8
ven p0o-sBg boy
Sr-zyed ahogt Oae year sgo VEo
ecws. marked croP-gn5srbIt IN one ear,
a.ssr-sgzE7e In the o,her, b-Sn5ed O.
hPutA x vi pay tos 1fo-ua-
f- esf-r o. ther newer. J. :.
fsuie-. Inv lak. z n. \. NJ g
NJ al Ms l. s Harvard MI
rs,r Cor eastern markets IN few
ays 10 Purchass thc.r taa sSoek Of NH
BsU ty goois, rcab-tc-Sear, etc
Nrs poagAs the m,.hneT, and MIS-
Stsaliori the rosjy-to-Wear aty, vi
an thsm m Baltimore 90 assist IA 81
eltng go,is Cor their departments.
M Harvard says they ell be away
uaul the FIRST q September and eN.
p.t, Do ba, Jht krgssg and best stock
hs has ever brouEht 81 Live OAK,
several communications have been
asa,udabk crowded og, Of this issue
~ tte pemNrat We are very sorry,
tat ga account Of extra Work mgettlng
ogt tOdays paper and one Of the men
m The ofFce on the SICK list IL was I'M
possible % gei the matter IN type. We
rry o. give county correspondents right
1f-Way over all other news, and
hope cur correspondents vii continue
% send in the news Of their section.
We promise them better treatment
hereafter.
. Musical instruments a. Cooks.
4 A negro arrested BY q deputy sheriff
Al the depot last Friday afternoon
charged with being a suspicious char
acter. tried 10 give the officer the sip
while en- route to the jail; making
break for liberty he ran back Of the
old Parsley building. Failing to heed
I the officers command TO hsult, the
u officer fred q shot from his revolver,
with the result that the negro stepped
and surrendered, although be had
\ gained considerable lead There were
4 number Of men standing nearby