THE DAILY SUN GAINESVILLE FLORIDA FEBRUARYf o 7 1906

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W W ASHLEY AxxUt Editor

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V J FREW ITT Suet COBI O C RO K

OFFICE IVKTER BLOCKW Hate greet H TrLtrMONic o-

TBB DAlLY rjr murnng exMi JeintecJ by carrier In v ty or-

tHrrlU the fnitcJ State p Ugt-fc fS tj j KX month i thraMUueso cent fur fir w k tiictly in-

Brottat Metier ia local column to cent a tinefarCntisacTtien and J cents for rich d4itk aal

fnr iHifTtjf aSrttUim nude known onties

Tke TwkrAWetlc Sun ban cightpjgr fortyAMBB Paper pablUhed v jr UouUay and

ftarcday MM all the new of theWrit local State and and will bemailed ytMtijT flee to part of the I uited-

or Ct a l4 for f iooa aria advance

AX mtUl bllla becoaac due slier fim-ceef adrcrtiaemcat DIeM othcrwite eratract Parties not kaown to a

lrcd I pay for adrrrtUioc adJiMrtss THE DAILY SCN-

Tfc eeaatj tchoel board hu beentfeiag cxeclleBt work for the schools of

Try U taro M tack patience withBtlgBaer a

Bay tee few is

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raceiriai aaaay favorable notices re0afliRf ate MBwMaej for Governor

May ef railroad presidentsMink President Roosevelt it the

to fee head of the Chicago Unifersky j

Dr Wiley i tryiag to persuade the8 r tary ef Agrieeharv to publish theMMMef all the Iras that adulteratevaiakej I

Tee average Coacrwaaa will soonhate little aaere patronage than a del

to a Maaa Chriiiian Ateaaveatioa

TIMe aay fellow the lag hut Germay area teaaa etker eoaatrit teem

fHae dkaostrate that it dontalways fellow oar excessively high tar

Diana Jr of New Yorkaaia that the sign matt be removedfrom eke United States or eli in

Ifty year the white mantare like for existence

Aa elastic earrcaey teema toteed of the times bat if we had

ft robber earrtaey there would IOOB bea terser ea robber o such a remedy

aot help the milt of the people

Tke Jackie Coadruetion Companyef the United States hat the contract

Tukead Railway fnThis la oae of the most important lineia that eouatry and the will co-

ap into the

The cold waves have been kept hackvery well o far this winter Cnidweather now will not do the damageit would done three weeks agowhen cabbage and other weregrowing o rapidly But Trxai habeta a great tufferer at CorpusChristi the cabbage crop hat bernabout ruined

The Orlando Krporter ha bt tn-parchated by Josiah Ferri who hut

local editor of that taper itbegan iti rejuvenated lfe a a dullyThe Reporter one of the t ft lotdailies in Florida and Mr Ferri bitbeen connected with the paper o Ionsthat he know what tfce propl of thatcity want and will ev that crt

At the anion depot in Jacksonvillethe eating department i making tome radical change for tae accoaimodation of the thoatand of propie who arrive and depart The print-ed rule announce that the manager ofthe rettaurant writ charge guet a feeof 25 cent if they sit at the table andonly rat 15 cents worth A the patron

the linen and frequently oii itno ont will object to the fee b it themott learing feature i the annooucemeat that the manager pays thewaiter which will be appreciated byaway who have uppotd thatthe waiter depended on forpay sad worked

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WOOD FENCE POSTS

The dlBcalty of obtaining tinepott at reasonable price ha civeti animpetus scarcely realized to forestpleating in the Middle Wet Newpapers farmers institutes wnneniclubs and board of trade throughniitthe region art out the nerd ofsuch material cad dwelling on theprofit rraliird by ih few men whoputties trees years agn andplantation have ucje fnl Thlival supply of all frrest product i

and timber if not gronat home must be imported With thecontinuous rttr at of the f ofsupply under th attack of riciroii-demaa i length of th haul in-

creases and the co t of tran portatitttirises higher and higher Yet the tieidsand pistures nv t be fenced Thepost be had

The annual production of fence potin the regular O R ng carp of thecoantrr as reported by the cent isi l 715661 How times greaterthan tht i the annual it from thehome no figure exit to howbut by taking th total number offarms and their aerrape and makUiK acnnserrativ allowance for posts forthe feucet inching rah farm it haben eitimatd that apwanl of loXOCOWX posts art rash Suchfigure are too vast to mean anythingEven the nine million of thecrn ut a mere drop in the bucketcompared with au re ported proiluclion would if t t 15 apart girdlethe earth or would build a oid pile55 feet wide 40 fret high and a mitelong

Durability and at least moderatestrength are the d irable qualities furfence Tne ute of species whichare not durable expensive both onaccount of the more frequent renewalwhich i nece ry and because repair-ing i constantly called for Timberof the required quaity produced inthe Middle West by hardy catalpablack locust and Osage orange

Catalpa make an excellent growth-on deep porou fertile soil but only

n uch soil Five or sixinch potihould b ready to cut in about tenyear In regions immune from Inclocust borer black locust will yieldsatisfactory returns from soil in whichcatalpa would fail and for this reason-

it i adapted to a wide area where therainfall is light Under ordinary

locusts should produce fencematerial in fifteen years

Mage orange alo is not exacting inits soil requirements It is bring ex-

tensively planted for hedge and wind-

breaks from which a con ideraMeyield of fence posts may be obtainedIt makes satisfactory growth on dryoil and reaches post in from fif-

teen to twenty yearsSeveral other species such a white

willow European larch mul-berry and red cedar are alto beinggrows with good revolt but none ofthem i better Sited to supply fenceposts than thoe tirst named

The service fulSy recognizesthe importance of fence posts in farmeconomy and the great demand forsuitable timber Studies of the growthand durability of pecie havebeen made and the limits of the

planting range of each habeen more sli ly detjned Rnpidgrowing which are not dtirabhave l en studied to determine omeform of preservative treatment whichwill the r durability Firther

add largely t th it ocan furrh the Mired

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come itirfird ht Psrtow aciniFlorida o he rs corn toVe hope hf m y tied thine m uh et

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FAVORS DRAINAGE

The following letter to GovernorBroward from HOB James WilsonSecretary of the United States Impartment of Agriculture upon th

of the Everglades will be of inter-est to Floridians

I Washington J C Jan 1906

Hon N B BrotrarJ lioverinir Tallerhaure Fla I car Sir I hire thehonor to acknowledge the receipt ofyour favor of January 16th with inclosures relating to the drainage ofthe Eerglat lamls in yo ir StateThe infurmitmn given in your letter

hat contained in the two pam-

phlet you ini iied indicate that jotihave tindrtakeii a work which i of

miinit1e and add immen ly to the agricultural poibilitim of the State tf carried to icc ssf il ctrpl in I am imtre edwith the statements which appear toh well vipportrd that the muck landwhich it i proposed to reclaim will liea valuably anpisitlon to the area of

lard of the outh I appr ciate the interest you take in the

iRgric jtiiral development of yourState and alo the fact that such de-

velopment will be of value to thecountry 1 shall be glad tocuier

with any niemhrs of Congress fromyoir State regarding this andit the appropriation trade by Congr for drvnage investigations it-

suhMcietit will b glad to cooperatewith you in any way possible for thadvancement of the protect you de

I shall aln t e glad to detail theengineer of chi department engagedin drainage mve tig tion for a confranc with your engineers from Unitto time for the of determiningthe brit plan and practicablemethods for rtclaiming the immensearia of Everglade land It is easilyseen from a per al of the matterwhich you have so courteously furnttheJ me that careful investigationshould be mad with reference notonly to the engineering problem in-

volved but th fertility of the landprop d In b reMaimed an 1 its po

sible agricultural vamp for the pro-

duction nf crop adapted lu then LImate Occupying as they do a

po ition in our country a pe-

culiar interest attaches to thir re a

nmion aid sutsequejit tevelopm ntAssuring yo of my inter

e t in your project and ouch assistancear I may in the fur r b to ren-

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IVis o January export footfdup in ethic to 3 JiT3 5 which ex

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SYRUPPERMANENTLY CURES

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DO NOT DELAY-Until th drain on t Ti produces permanent disability huraaa

machinery i wonderful tunes To have good

of the lungs character would badated When a cold makes ita appearance tua at once Ballari tierbsMaai which wiJ H-

WMOOPWO COUGH and Require Action SNOWLINIMENT applied to throat and chest wonderful slid whileaUHaraJ Syrup will the violent f

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