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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-07-01
GOOD ROADS.

The readers of The Ranch will be
pleased to know that in next issue we
begin Good Roads Department" 1t
is our intention from now on to give
this subject considerable space in our
paper, for we believe it is one of the
utmost Importance to the farmers of
the northwest, and that with little
agitation we can awaken our readers
to the necessity of working together
in every community for the purpose
of covering the respective territories
with a network of splendid highways.
The benefit of good roads in the
rural communities cannot be overesti-
mated. A few good roads add dollars
to the value of every acre of farm
land in any district, and the time or
even the money expended by the farm
ers of that community in building
them or getting them built will prove
almost Immediately a good invest
ment. Let any man consider his own
individual case. If you were going
to carry your wheat to market or to
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-07-01

the railroad, if you had ripe fruit
which you wished to get to shipping
point, if you had livestock which you
desired to get to city stockyards
while quotations were satisfactory,
and the roads leading from your farm
to the town or railroad station we're
impossible, you'd be sort of up against
it, wouldn't you? If it had been rain
ing heavily and the mud was so deep
that your wagon wheels sank to their
hubs and you couldn't make any pro-
gress, and yet delay was going to
cause you to lose money, you would
begin to appreciate the value of good
roads, and probably to take steps to
insure your particular neighborhood
roads.
But The Ranch does not wish it's
because the roads in their section are
merely passable. We desire every
reader of this paper to become an
advocate of good roads, fine roads,
splendid roads, the kind that are al
ways in the finest condition, that are
as smooth as a newly paved city
street and as hard as macadam in
wet weather or dry. We want roads
throughout the northwest that will
make travel and intercourse easy,
that will make every farmer a nearer
neighbor to the next one, and every
farm worth more money because it is
as good as being right on the railroad
by virtue of being connected with the
nearest town by system of fine high
ways. We want roads that will stand
out, that will make the agricultural
districts of Washington famous; roads
that will be the envy of other states,
and pride to this state; roads that
will prove a great attraction to every
homeseeker and immigrant.
These are the sort of roads the
Good Roads Department" of The
Ranch is going to advocate. We are
not only going to try to give some
aid and advice as to how to get these
roads and how to build them, but to
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-07-01

instil every reader with a desire for
such roads in his community.
Read this department in The Ranch
every issue. Let us know what you
think about it, and if you have any
suggestions to make or any ideas of
your own on the subject, send them
in. The Ranch will be glad to print
them and to sign your name to them.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-07-01
Luck.

Did you ever happen across Max
O'Rells definition of luck? 1t may
serve as an answer to some of those
who refer to freaks of fortune.
Luck means rising at 6 o'clock in
the morning, living on dollar day
if you can earn two, minding your own
business, and not meddling with other
peoples. Luck means appointments
you have never failed to keep, the
trains you have never failed to catch.
Luck means trusting in God and your
own resources"
Max O'Rell never said a wiser
thing.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-07-01
Cold Storage Furnished.

w. ]. Brandreth, of Ladner, B. c.,
announces through the columns of
The Ranch that cold storage for all
fruit forwarded for exhibition at the
Northwestern Fruit Growers associa-
ton at Vancouver, B. G., December 3,
4 and 5, will be furnished free by the
association.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-07-01

ton and talking with poultry raisers
in various sections was greatly sur
prised to find that a great many never
think of taking the chill off the water
before giving to chicks. If this was
given more attention it would no
doubt result in the rearing of more
healthy poultry and better quality.
Mrs. NJ R. Brewster, a successful
poultry raiser of Manette, Wash.
states that she has used air Stacked
lime in her chicken feed with
good results To about eight quarts
of wheat she adds one small cup of
air Stacked lime, thoroughly mixed.
This is fed for ten days and then no
more lime is given for an interval of
three weeks when it is again given
for ten days, and so on. Be particular
not to feed the lime during moult.
Mrs. Brewster says her hens are ex-
ceptional layers and she attributes
this to the feeding of lime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS.
{, Futch Will Add Another Story
to His East Gainesville Home.

Il is stated upon reliable authority
that j. r. FutCb who owns a hand
some home on East Church street.
has let the contract for extensive
improvements upon the property,
among which will be the addition OF a
second story To the home. The en-.
tjr" building will be remodelled, il
is said, and when the work is com.
plctrd no home in the city will be
NOR" convenient or more desirable.
The home is Familiarity known as
the Dempsey place, it having been
built by S, II, Dempsey, the con
tractor, when he first came to this
city rom Chicago several years aga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
How TO Cure a Cold.

The question OF how TO cure cold
without unnecessary loss 81 time Is
one in which We are all more or less
Interested, for the quicker a cold s.
gotten rid Of the less the danger Of
pneumonia and other serious diseases.
Mr.. r. W l.. Hall Of Waycrly Va has
used Chamberlain 3 Cough Remedy for
years and says. + firmly believe
Chamberlain Cough Remedy 20 b"
absolutely the best preparation on the
market for colds, have recon
mendcd II 70 my friend and they all
agree with ne For sale by all drug.
gist..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
DR.. EVANS PLEASED.
U. S. Inspector Pays Florida Expert.
mental Station Compliment.

Among the prominent visitors Ia
this city for the past two or three
days was DR., Walter Evans, Inspector
of United States experimental sta.
lions, with headquarters in Washing.
ton.
DR., Evans has taken plenty of time
on his official visit of inspection of
the station here. and assures the Iii.
rector, Prof p. II. Rolls, that the
work is done thoroughly. He ex.
pressed himself as most agreeably
satisfied with the work that has been
accomplished at this station under
the supervision of Director Rolls. and
took occasion Thursday to pay the
highest compliment to Director Rolls
and the force of fourteen assistants
who constitute the experimental sta.
ton STAFF.
81 am well pleased not only with
the staff and it's work." he said, but
also with your beautiful situation
here, predict that the station, which
is already credit to the management
and the State. and a benefit to the
farmer and horticulturist, will be still
better when the station force gets into
the new building,
DR., Evans left on the afternoon
train for points North
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
That Tired Feeling.

II you are languid depressed ia.
capable for work, II Indicate that
your liver Ia out Of order Hcrbiu"
vii assist nature to throw on head
aches. rheumatism and ailncuts akin
To nervousness and restore the cucr
giles aud vitality Of SOUND and perfect
health. J Hubbard. Temple TeSas
writes, Il have used Hcrbine Tor the
past two years. Z: has don" 70" NOR"
good than all the DOCTOR II h. the
best medicine ever made for chllls and
fever" JOc. Sold hy " ~ johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
A Certain Cure for croup-Used for
Ten Years Without a Failure.

Mr.. w. c. Bott, a Star City, Ind,
hardware merchant, is enthusiastic in
his praise Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. His children have all been
subject to Group and he has used this
remedy for the past ten years, and
though they much feared the Group
his wife and he always felt safe upon
retiring when a bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy was In the
house. His oldest child was subject
to severe attacks Of Group, but this
remedy never failed to effect a speedy
cure. He has recommended II 10
friends and ncighbors and all who
have used it say that It is uneQualcd
for Group and whooping cough For
sale by all druggists,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
MR.. MANAssE THANKED
For His Liberal Response to the Or.
phanaae Appeal,

Editor Sun: Among the many re-,
spouSes from over the State sending
the earnings of the first Saturday in
October for the benefit of the Orphan.
age at Arcadia, comes a generous re-.
Spouse Of $40 from Mr. j. Mauasse.
merchant OF Gainesville. He states
that it is 10 per cent OF his DAYS
earnings, and was disappointed that
ii was not more. Dear brother. and
friend to the homeless and helpless.
We thank you and assure YOU that We
appreciate it. We hope YOU have set
an example for many merchants.
Others have responded from Gaines.
willie. but there was nothing said
about the amount sent as to all or
part of-their earnings,
Four of our most promising children
are rom your town. If there are
other children there that need the
protection. training and care Of oar
nome we want them.
y. NJ. BEAN, Supt
Arcadia, Fla, Oct Il,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
BANK OF MICANOPY.
j, j. Barr and Or. J. D. Watkins Pur,
chase All Banks Stock.

Report has reached this city to the
effect that all the stock Of the Bank
Of Micanopy has been absorbed by
J. J. Barr and DR.. J. ID. Watkins, the
former a director and the latter cash.
Ter of that institution
The Bank Of MicanOpy has capt
tai stock of $1,000. 1t was organized
and began business in July Of the
past year. and its stock has been
owned by leading business men and
citizens Of the town in which the in.
StitutiOn was located The bank il
is said, has enjoyed a fine patronage
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
TOWN FOOTBALL TEAM.
Held Fine Practice Thursday Night,
Much Interest Manifested.

The town football team, recently OF
gauIzed by Lieutenant Ball Of the Uni
vcrsIty, and COMPOSED OF a number of
our most aCtiy" young men, held m"
first practice gam" on the Campu. ul
old East Florida Seminary last night
when much Valuable information Wa
impaired 10 the Young men hy Lieu
tenant Ball and others
Lieutenant ljall and his men are
manifcsting great deal OF outhg.
iasm In IN" team and some good
games are promised In the near no
tuTD
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
They Msks YOU Eesl Coco.

The pleasant pa|EAiiye- eHect q.
perienced b. all Who use Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablet and
lie healthy condition Of the tody and
mind which they create makes one
feel Joyful Price, Is cents. Samples
Tree At AZ drug stores
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
NNENEFEE'S BOND
THOUSAND DOLLARS
..,.sd Now in Jail at Tavares
A', Awaiting Action of Friends
,uee AND FIVE CHILDREN

v,osn Here, and trienos 'n'nN
There Must Be Some Misunderstood
ing in the Case
u, Jacksonville Metropolis Of
a,,..,,, has an interesting account
.,ri;,r the further history of the
49,. o. l. W Menefee, agent OF the
,,nr,r Coast Line at Leesburg sue
din ". Jolly, and who is al
,,,.l IN have Incorporated about
,,o, NJ the company's money during
-. ..rr short months of his agency
At that point
v- Nenefee is we'll known in this
..,. where he resided for some time,
..5. ,,.,r. he commanded the regard
and Confidence of all who knew him.
usg.- connected for long time ).th
N. S..nund Air Line, leaving that
,o.t p, accept a position with the
r,.-r -.,, at Leesburg, which he has
hell ..r ,.. past four or five years.
Mr. N,.etces friends here are OF
Che belief that there must be some
,b.n- wrong in duplicating him with
ans .rgp.u,arities at the Leesburg
as-rr. and express themselves in the
belle, that same will be proved at
the ,ropyr time. The Metropolis, in
rs rruolt states that he has been
hiding ont in South Carolina, but
instead a former report announced
that he was agent of a small station
on the Southern railroad when ar
rested and had been in that position
for several weeks.
The Metropolis report is as fol-
low,
} " Nenotee is now in jail at
Tayarrs Fla, in default of bail. Meme
Zee , held under an indictment for
grand larceny from the Atlantic
Coast Lin" at Leesburg, found against
hm 'uc grand jury of that county, F..
which recently adjourned,
After the arrest of J, w. Jolly, !
agent 10 LeeSburg up to the LIST of
Jun" for forgery and embezzlement,
! " Nouctee was made the agent, ,
and iu the short space of four months
be- ., said 20 have made away with
MOLE, and goods to the value of
s." n, disappeared from Leesburg
three months ago and for four weeks
PRIOR 'o his arrest in Savannah last
7"n was i'm hiding in South Caro-.
INA Detective Bryant wired Sheriff
'H"... Of Lake county last Monday,
'..' '.m in Jacksonville and take
.'-' OF the prisoner. His bond was
.N' a' $1,000 and friends are at
'"a irving 10 make IT, Menefee has
a'' .d five children residing in
" Jolly Arthur Fox, white, and
.. r''. cOlOred, who were CON
.. '.,r" last. week for robbing
N.'r Coast Line at Leesburg 3
.'. Saturday morning in Gus.
Sheriff Murrhee, who took
'.t.a and turned them over
r.... convict lpsSpeS IN sprya
." convict camp, J. w. Jol.
.'u two years, Arthur Fox
nths and Ben Duprec
uths. Through their at
made a motion for Now
'"r" denied 10y Judge w ,
They then appealed their
supreme Court but dc.
.." their sentences rather
. AL awaiting a decision
creme Court Of the state
.U' agent az Ieesburg for
.|"" Nj. George Hayes,
".ai of Ben Duprce for
juat $40 600 would not
r'age in Lcosburg BE.
u'E -hortagc numbers
.t through Leesburg for
..rc robbed OF good
'r,ou, besides those
'.a'v'.e implicated 10
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
Cottage School

".s' upIo-datr of the
~ Tine county j. the
school situated n the
'-1' which opened for
aa Monday last under
Prot Noah Ealh an o.,
.a' and one vho has
quite popular vha ever
' opened With an -.
iV,rty-oue. which MI
20 about thirty In a few
T.ucipal patrons and pa
S.ng In harmony. which
.,.aseriaL beneficial term.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-21
AlaChua County Abstract Co
lt~B-I-ogatrd.
Ferfr " 90. a0c isrss = ~ ia sct11 we
PgeA d. X C,s-sSL. sec Treas
melville. FLA.

We do an exclusive Abstract buEfr
sesA with facilities for irupArtinE Pull
information concerning the Title q
any Gnd I'll lands Ia AlaehnA county.
All basinsss transacted promptly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02

ne.see. sister of Mrs. l.. G. Crazy OF
Gainesville. and Mr. John d. Nee!
were married at the Presbyterian
msnse ny the Rev. Mr.. Thompson.
TIE bride i. very popular here among
a host OF friends. she having visited
this city several times ia the past.
TIE groom is q young man Of many
excellent q1s!itiet. and 10 altogether
worthy n. the esteem in which ne is
held.
Mrs. w. G. Summers and Mrs. z. P.
Wood are very ill.,
DR.. Edward Blsckshea.. the popular
young Coast Line surgeon OF this
place, has q besutiiul new Ford auto.
mobile. Il 10 one OF the handsomest
ever brought to this city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02
HIGH SPRINGS HAPPENINGS.
An Interesting weddirg-New Auto
mobiIe-Other Notes Of interest.

An Interesting weddirg-New Auto
mobie-Other Notes Of interest.
High Springs, March l Mrs. D. A.
Duusway aud her charming sister. Mise
Daisy McClenuey, OF Live Oak, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. J. c. Bars.
Mrs. VIM. Futch is visiting in Savsn.
nah.
The Pythisn Sisters are preparing to
give a. elegant bail and supper on the
9Th inst.
The removal OF Mrs. c. c Hardin to
Lakeland 10 greatly regretted by her
many friends.
Mr.. and Mira. Killibrev OF Pensacola
arrived on February 9Th to make
High Springs their future home.
Mrs. Modes Mathers and Mrs. Henry
Simpson OF Micsnopy are visiting Mrs.
Marvin Summers.
A very interesting wedding occurred
here on the afternoon OF February
eth. Miss Winnie Stephen. o: Ten.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02
SHERIFF ; SALE

Under and by virtue o. m execution sud
out ~ the Circuit Court % the Eighth Ja4ic.k
Circu : ~ Florida. IN and FOR A.achua eogEl5,
Florida on the list day Of March 4. d ls6, .
a certain cause therein pending wherein J.
Futch II complainant and Peter Wilso1 M
Polly Wilson are defendants. and where1sS
deficiency decree In favor Of the coup.Alale
was rendered by the Homo abe j. I. WA
Judge of said court. against the defenassi
Peter Wilson, and In favor OF the conpssinaci
/. l.. W. Eennell. as Sheris OF Alachaa eod.E,
Florida. have .eyied upon and VIII scl fiee
the court house door in Gainesville. flor14
on Monday. the Ist day OF ApTt. 1877, oetseei
the legal hours OF sale on said day, ne Ielge'
iug described real estate lying and bend -.
ated in the county Of Alachua and Sta.s y
Florida towit: The Northeast quarter o. y:
Southwest quarter of section %, TeSns.R
south. OF Range 10 East, contalnirg !et
acres OF lahd more or less. together vitn -
and singular the tenements, heredltsns..
and appurtenances 10 the same oe.otsiA y
In anywiSe appertaining. said properly !"
sod TO satisfy said execution and cost
l. ". FESNELL.
Sheriff OF Alachua County. t.0c1A
IN RIVERS. Complainant's soncitoe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02

days sgo on sccount OF the Illness "
her mother, Mrs NJ. J. Chastaine, rr-
Turned to her home YESTERDAY, q 4.
con Iifion Of The patient being much
improvpd NJ. I-h'is. 81 WAycfo.-.
another dar ghjsr who vA- al.r sum.
mon.d. il -'ill here, AID vii rrma %
fo-An 'ndrf lite period
Sam BruoAs. J. IL. Manners ami
Theo McRae, 4 trio Of nim-od., en-.
iUyed n remarkable successful day ~
McKinley's pond Thursday. having
succeeded in landing Fifty members OF
the Hn0y tribe. fine specimens, in
twenty minutes. Owing TO the con.
tinued drought the pond has been con-
siderably decreased IN proportion. and
10 literally alive with fsh at this
season.
Pat Hubbard. for long time identi-
fed as The Suut Newberry correspou-
dent, and who held o responsible posi-
tion 40 salesman for @. d. May in that
town, has been transferred TO Hernsn-
do. where Mr.. May las opened
store and placed him In charge. Mr..
Hubbard made an efficient correspon-
dent, and the management OF this
paper regrets TO lose his services in
that direction.
Major Z. II. Akley OF Vernon, W..
one of the most prominent citizens OF
his State, after q few days spent here,
left for his home yesterday. Mrs, Ak
ley and daughter. Miss Inez, will re-
main here "a guests OF Colonel and
Mrs. I. Z. Webster for the remainder
OF the sesson. Major Akley WAS de-
lighted with Gainesville, which he de-
clared 20 be one OF the most up.to-
date little cities he had ever visited.
He hopes 10 return for longer period
next year.
In writing up the minstrel perform
srce OF the Military Minstrrls on
"Wednesday evening, The Sun unin.
tentionally omitted the name az Miss
Alice Thomas. the pianist. This il
easily explained by reason OF the fact
that the entertainment was written
up by consecutive numbers on the pro.
gram, and Miss Thomas name did not
appear. She performed excellenily,
however, and deserves TO come at the
top notch" in efficiency. In fact, she
really deserves more credit than any
individual performer, for she was sub
ipcied to a wide range OF work, and
was kept continuously busy. Miss
Thomas upon this occasion showed her
ability as q pisnist, and the people APP
preeiated her efforts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02
IN JUDGE MAsoN's COURT.
Young White Man Placed Under Bond
for Alleged Larceny Of Grass.

Deputy Sheriff G. @. Hardin brought
to this city Friday Charles G. Brosn.
q young white man who has scarcely
passed the age OF seventeen, upon q
charge Of stealing brass castings. pro-
perty OF the Atlantic Coast Line, At
Archer.
Young Brown was placed under q
bond Of $500 for his appearance st the
next session OF the eircuit court.
which he promptly gave, and was re-
leased.
There was another party TO this case
said TO be q brother OF the man held
responsible. He was q wee bit OF q
boy scarcely more than nine, who Was
released on account OF HE youth, a.
Attorney Layton OF the Atlantic Coast
Line decided he was TOO youug to
prosecute.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02
Listen

And remember the next time you
suffer from caused by damp
weather-when your head nearly
bursts from neurslgia-iry Ballard :
Snow Liniment. II will cure you A
prominent business man OF Hampstead
Texas, writes: II have used your lin.
iment. Previous TO using it was a
great sufferer from rheumatism and
neurslsis. am pleased to say that
now am free from these complaints
Iams sure owe this TO your linilneui. >"
sold by W. NJ. johnson.