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The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
SETTING OTHER PEOPLE ElGnr
PIuall Into Which the welI.mearIng
Sometimes Fall.

Occasionally you may SGT n T"-7"n
dcht, hut be sure You know the |vr.
son. and don't get rr9u'Htiul Tor
that sort OF thing. Peop'c like u ne
right. and get right. but not set right
AT least In a too direct way. or course
We are concerned here with D1I!;e
society. You are expect, d TO set pCo-
Pile right in politics. buslue-s aar orA-
er impolite circles. and set hard The
way some contractors tain % their elu-
D'oyes who dig sewers for them Is to
'av the least. impOlitc and thr compu.
n"nts passed and reTassed between
Irate rulers and the houses OF repre-
eutatives are far from pretty but in
hcse spheres II is considered not bat
orm TO set folks right. Not so in the
harmed circle OF polite soC!c'y. Here
correction must be so iuferentia'
that It will not hit for several days
md then feel like cotton bat Never
by any means correct a prununcia
ion. for you will lIkoly never mae
1eace with the outraged parry. Moth
.ng less intricate THAN a Chinese
:haracter may be disputed. Nobody
: annoyed at that. We once knew Il
truly good minister. who had a com.
try charge. where the people wer,
airly well educated. though they d.l
not always express themselves in sen
tences strictly grammatical and lit
erary. The rector was a stickler for
good language. and had a way OF Sc,
ing everybody right while in conver.
5..tion. IS his people thought he orga,
set them right in other lines exclu
'ively. his stay among them was brief
Newark News.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Notice for Public alton
Department OF the Interior,

Department OF the Interior,
U. $. Land ONCE at Pueblo, Colorado,
July 10, 1859.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred J. Dichl.
OF Sugar City, Colorado. who ON November sth.
1896. made Homestead Entry No. IGI2G, Ser.
ial No uIssJ for Lots audI E12 SWS. sec
lon 80. Township 2os. Range 55w, Dth Priuci-
pal Meridian, has hlcd notice OF intention TO
make Final Proof TO establish claim TO the land
n"uve described, before Clerk Of the District
Court at La Juuta, Colorado ON the 2Ist. day OF
Angus, 1919.
Cl1IWlut nam '5 as witnesses:
Stillwell UIrich
Allen Berry
Milton l.. Baker
J Fuller Miunis; all Of Sugar City, Colo.
5. A. ABBEY Register.
First publication July IG.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
WindoWless.

Sandy Pikes-pis paper states dat
in de automobile race down in Savan'
nah some of de cars went SO fast you
couldn't see dc scenery along de
route.
Gritty George-Dats nuttin', pard.
De last time | took ride couldn't
see de scenery, either.
Sandy Pikes-And were you in
racing automobile?
Gritty George-No; de Black
Maria.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Appropriate.

Yes" said the amateur inventor,
Il am thinking about building an air.
ship of the dirigible balloon type.
What do you think would be an appro'
pirate name?"
Call II Theory" laughed the face
,I""s friend.
And why Theory"
"EcCIuse a theory is so easily eX.
plOded "
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Encoura cement,

why don't you offer her your heart
and hand?"
Il fear she would turn me down"
Il don't believe 1t, she has given you
enough encouragement"
why, she never gave me the
slightest encouragement"
Get out: heard her telling you
yesterday that her mother did not al
low her to accept anything of value
from young men,"
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior.

L. S Land Ofice at Pueblo. Colorado,
June r. 1909.
Notice l. hereby given that John II. Cowden.
ot ord"ay, Colorado. who, on August 20. 1905.
made Desert Land Entry No. ca, Serial No.
otet' for Lot /; SEX MEX, Section 8: sw4
N"%; NW& sW4. Section :. Township los. D.,
Range 81 W, 9th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention TO make Final Proof
to establish claim to the land above described,
before United States Land ofice at Pueblo,
Colorado. on the 2Ist. day Of September. 1893,
Claimant names as witnesses:
R McCabe, Of ordway. Colorado,
Henry Humiston, OF walsenburg, Colo.
Joseph summerhalter of olney,
Bart Tabor, OF olney. Colorado
S. A. ABBEY. Register
First publication June ls, 1909.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Notice for Public alton
Department: Of the Interior,

DVI'"T EIltH. OT Ihe Interior,
is. Land odice at Pueblo, Colorado,
June II, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that Laura NJ. yande.
TeateF' of Sugar City, Colo, who, on July 18th
1858, made Homestead Entry. Serial No. Olo,
for N"4 Section Is, Township 10 s. Range so
w 9Th Principal Meri iian. has filed notice n,
intention to make Final Communication proof IN
establish claim to the land above descriho,
before Clerk of the District Court a, Il, Jrn,a
Colorado, on the 27th day OF July, 1909
Claimant names as witnesses:
VIII Andrews of Sugar City, Colorado,
Geo. Valerius OF
Joe Trainor of ordway, =.
Mrs Letha Morton of Sugar City,
s. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication June 18th.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior
L. 8 Land Once al Pueblo Inlota"v1 ,.

Department OF the INTERIOR
u o H'' July !, 1909
Notice is hereby given that Alleths D. Motpo"
of sugar city, Colo. who. on February ~ Two
made Homestead Entry No 1860 ser'a' ~
Bis5 for sw4 Section II. Township Tvs,
Range SOW, 9th. Principal Mcridi"n' mas h,o"
notice Of intention to make Final coihm"'a''o"
Proof. to establish claim to the l"hd a"o''
described. before the U. =. Lana on'''. ~
Pueblo. Colorado. on the 9th day o' o'''"'''
1879.
Claimant names as witnesses: o,,,
j 4. Nalcru- uf Sugar CITY toI"rHho
George valcrius, Of Sugar city,
DI Crum Epler, OF Pueblo
Mrs Laura yandevcntcr, OF sugar oi'S'
Colorado,
sA ABBEY, Register
First publication MAY 2Ist.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
His Opportunity.

THE weather man has only one
chance to redeem himself for the aw.
full weather he turned loose on in.
auguration day"
What's that?
ITO deliver good weather for the
opening Of the baseball season. II
he does that, all else will be for.
given"
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As Amendcd.

AN honest man is the noblest work
Of God" remarked the party with the
quotation habit
Yes" rejoined the student OF hu.
man nature. 'and also the rarest."
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Notice for Publication

T0T TUDTTGdITOn
Department of the Interior,
u B. Land Office at Pueblo, Colorado.
June "a, 1905
notice Is hereby given that Michael J. Train.
or OF ofdway, Colorado. who, on April :, 1904.
made Homestead Entry, No lils7, for sw 4
Sec p T. i's r. Scw 9th Principal Meridian.
mas MED notice of intention to make Final Five
iear pfoof, to establish claim to the land
ABOVE described, before Clerk OF Dlstric, Con RI
az La 'unta' Colorado. on the 2ard. day of july.
claimant names as witnesses:
.ohn Vinyard of ordway, Colorado.
alvin j. Houston of Arlington, :.
william Kaiser Of ordway.
O. r McCabe Of :.
s.A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication June 18th.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16

Landlady-Wasnt that good
chicken, Mr.. links?
Jinks-1t may have been a good
chicken morally speaking, but physi
cally 1t was a wreck.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16

Better get In on the SOC rate for the
new Era up to Jan. 1, 1910. This
may not appear again so you better
consult the Era force now.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
A Z ip.

Song writer's. II you would not fail,
Take this from ms:
Your song should have for its locale
A cherry tree.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Notice for Publication

First publication June .,th.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-16
Contest Notice

First publication MAY 2Ist.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-30
POR CARLOS DICK EMS

nlo veio tcner a explicacidn 81 possible me
era. Nj carino por Eva inspiraha eaor para nten-
tarlo
ina manana IN cncamnt Il Soners Town, acompanada
a.. tari,ta
~ 4Iarulc ,c la senti tentaconeS de vol
.c,ar fuc, ib conocien,o locur querer habar
i. ,.u ron VI Skimpolc no dudaba de que saldra
t.. a, Ia emIrc>a. SIN embargo. desputS de haberme
lrgar haSta ALI de rctroceder;
,. e.ar al I'm golpct la puerta con mano tembloro-
J., aateriamen,e, pues la aldaba habla sido
.....ja Pr In desputs de muchas palabras una
.tsin1c~a que al lamar yo csaba e patio hacienda
:-.. ctbe1a para proporclonarSe lena, logre pene
~ .u Ia casa.
81 Slimpaic estaba cuarto, tendido en- 81 di'an,
t.,..':. Ia Hau'a. tuvo gran gozo por m vista.
iu,.tn 'ue.tS ,lac aecba'-ia F.erin." \
,. ue hijas rretriS el-o maestro - .erc,'-
tiasg \ a Eelleli. al ns-nio al Scnti"scntoe .os
,.r,.cr .src las reunau,s se,;uctor iauiIlcie.
,lap t, uaa rontcSi' ,.c G-,c1 ia liar =, 81"
..--o .- t.re- - III. irr' rrrn'efte-
cn ..r~io gu,to E, -..-. -aato s.r6r al mic.
>,,.4e. que 80 ,cndr@is hatlar'"e Sc r"~. U'~s
>..... i--l aa. .t,..5 ....sricn,o-
g.. ---o,..-. a..- r.t. "n i--.e1' = Gc uns =
,.,y ..rtt..,sut~ p'.ce az. s6. .
.t...~ "a Z ,,i~- a.t.~. 'a'sr..s e.a
-..r-.fs.. ..s.. ,s-,..-~ '..-- i..'-f -
s. .'c.i.,. 49,. uar. l.. s. a r''>.'~- IS
. er =. =. ..-.-r-i'r a..a.i .A-:" - "..'i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-30
LA CASA Es4<S Uk E.E

Ieran1.. habra easado Ke. .t il u
La frncza que essx pasahr.s fuerof i -h1>
dcaron Ia rnenor duda acerca d. 81 >5reers'lad
No Vayas pensar. qusrstLa EstrIs eNt'y ciega
,iu- abrguc los msnte~ eeasoea put> Ia ahrigar-
mas lersIirua experiencia pu'<, "a E,-rt,*
,.on lo Junto L II aor.ts graz sranae
sue0o. eSIiando la mas freIs 1'b. qie ass..a
r.ratc cnano - eassbiato l,sra raAsr,5
foft n .soic6n Ia ayusl ic Dlos aunlenter
., p.;aS lctndoe la gtss gaidec, i,. 81. csuu,1
~ que al volyer iea Acnnhlan.e
1..tul cue devora e1gan,i0 d,en Ne- aae
,.n af ,luelo mismo que l. fSriias- som csle
,ot5.i'. me cave y 30 ~ o~-
f,a tcInIlaba: despurs de ra,aa t'"o oira
~, T. pa.Ala par,cFo aersrar - sae "a deer
'5.s hay que ia fnsrza, eess'ta lsies
..iio por moineuto rir,@ ssaat ~-f p 0er
d ts,io.
-. nj POGO ps=sb~ sir bios r'slessse
;,u size. calonces A,-ds sueits Dios
IS 'fagca alro sfar y kat!e'5 ' p .-ti.
,.. + .. ,- que rsE X Tai ir irdss,r L ea,e.-
"a - -ecipif6 hr-4s h. .-reraa contra
,.-as
d-s,.racIa <ssstIu1sS - an-cl-
>ll-rtc que nssosrss, szfs.ezs - .i Il u
t.a,,s d. ihuchos amos Iaas.s - 's- - ~ s-rE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-30

Afirman que Gambia de color cuand'
su dueno enfenna. y que Sc estrclia
cuaIslo mmre.
Ia cierto que las turPieSas So ds'
coloran i Voces v mercn. ksta mner-
T.. deem unloS, 81 dcbe al temperament
to del sue uSa Ia gcma. otros asegn--
ran que mucrc de- sed. porque conilc-
ne de % 4 - por ciento dc aqua, que
"a calor del cnerpo hace evaporar.
AconScian que de tempo IN tempo 81
ponga las iurques-iS on aqua.
So emucntran las trqueaSs. IN
ammlancia. en la Peninsula dc Sinai.
0uc fuc 81 gran disirito minero de-
los Antiques cgipcios, pero parece que
Ia antigucdad no conocio no esti--
mo Ia dulcc picdra ccriilca.
Significa juvcntud. ternura y di"c
mo me- divides, como la florccilla de
ruyo color participa.
Las turqucSas delcioSamcnto opaca.
cncuadran con los hrillantcs, cuya traS
parcnvia ilumina Su tranquila he,lo2a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-30
! aqua Z | 4ai para rieso
DE LAS GALES

En- muchas cilldades maritmaS de-
cxtranjeio Sc utiliza actualmente cl
aqua de mar para cl rlego diarin de
S,ls Was p1bllcas, j los resultados son
aXc,lcnteS. FL aqua s3AiAda reticne 81
barro mucho mejor que la dmoc de
modo que. cuando Sc seca, 10 forma
polvo nj logra arrancarlo q vhento 3
no ser que sea excesiNameme fuer-
te Adcmas, q aqua De mar no 81 eva
pora tan pronto ,aSi es que con una par
tc de ella es consigucn los mlamos re
eSultadoS que con tres de aqua d2icr.
La sal que queda en- cl suelo ahsorbe
la humedad dea aire durante la no
che, y por la manana produce 81 inlS
mo cfecto que 81 las callcs sc hutD-
ran rcgHdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-30

haciendola comprensier con el adens,i
y con 81 ccsio, que ~ hallaba loeameu
te enamorado.
Esta cscena produjo la hilardad d'
iodas las personalidadcs que habiar
aslSiido Ia recepcida
June Lebaud contcst6 4 tam extra,
na declaration cn 81 mismo lenguaic
y cn Sentido Affirmative, quedaIsio en-
tabladas las relacioRs entire 81 ita-
liano y Ia yanIui.
L,s novioS dcspu6S d. esa esccna
paScaTon, cogidos del brazo, por los
SaloneS, y De repentc Sc oy6 I'm lri-
10 de algeria, dado por Il nEirlno.
En cfecto: la cosa no era para me
nos. Canasi habia conseguldo aver
guar que sn novia habia pasado dos
invicrnos On cl Japtn y que comprciI-
dia, que hablaba esc idioma, qrc II
,ambitm conocia Il la perfection, por
haber cStado tres amos en- aquel pals
durantc los cualcs aprendio cl japo
mes
Los rcunidos partirraron de Ia NJ
tural algeria DE- los enamorades, y Sc
celcbr6 Ia boda
Como la noticia de la declaration
Sc "Xtcndi6 al pIhlico. 81 congrcg6 al
rcdcdor dc la iglcSia donde Sc ha cc-
lebrado Ia cermonia rm publico hume
r1siSimo. que aplaudi6 con cntilsiaSTno
"a loS cortraycntos que dcSdc que Sc
conocicron no han vuclio i hablar mas
idioma aue el iapontS, al qs, llaman
clloS len4uajc del amor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-30

Eesta gema % De }m color azld pa
lido como cl del "myo>otS Tn poe
III compare si tinta apac'hle con Ia
mirada de las ninfaS marlnas Su> ma
iBces son varjados; ptro las mas be
las tlmquesas son d. um color yer
siaderamente celeste Las turquosaS
orientales rayan q v.drio y Sc produ-
cen tn Persia.
Hay otras de I'M azu verbose. cue
- llaman tanqnesas occ'demales
segtn Sc a9egira. no Sof mss our mar
files f0siee dienteS de an males te-
rresttes que quedaron >cr]lltado~ y ad-
quirieron ese tinte po1- halclse pu-s-o
en contacto al petrfcarNr. eon u9a
suStancia metalica E>fa~ 'rrur~as
~cn. pues, 10 msmo que la~ D r. ) ma
1s,rias calcareaS
Las turqueSaS occ q nt.l >al n n I
nos que las orientales.
: Las mas bella tareue-a~ d. !o>
Si;rhs mide cuatro rulgada~ d largo
y es de un color llnp.o z4u.,ta.
I'm Russia la t18.u,s a5o.ia = on
40 de matrimonio sluholza >.nar-
ridad, confianza. yerdad. an efad
ferTrira.
La turqueSa ne>a Ia d.cha. Tl.-ne
virtu udes extraordinariaS hace don.e
miIacroSos: fortifica Ia VISA. rura "a
Tiebre. la melancolia Y desfa ecimie no
IacScr,a de Ia mrcrtc v.....ta. 4
az sil ato V del napfr g'o a> nodr'-
zas aral.s tieren .oriijas -ou ts5 IS.
eas. para aumentar las cIal dad s,
triiIvas de la lechc
Los porsas aman las turqre>a> pa
IA hs,cer yreci0soe amult-o>. - tai
vez la preferida D. los orien'al's. D.
en- Gre. crando ga lin.Ta V azl-
ll.ra u cora zi,n d. eSperanza V valor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-30

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- ara P"' - ''''"' .''''''' nv '"'' y Nv
'''''' 20 :, nov - q I'd '''''''''" par" W
'''' :" ~ =" :" P"' ''S = - ~ ">''
In Ia ultima vista q" hizo los
t~tadoS l'nido> ci duquc de los Atrn-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-30

ran rc gAdo
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-21
Temperance Notes.

The local elections in Minnesota
show a decided no-license gain.
At Eaton. Ohio. William Butler
was arrested for operating a tiger.
Butler. bedfast with rheumatism, had
intoxicants concealed in and under
his bed.
The individual who Is early led TO
apprehend the perils of alcohol, not
only to himself, but to those around
him and to those who come after him,
viii be less Liable to yield to debasing
temptations.
Investigation has repeatedly shown
that the foundations OF sobriety In a
very large majority OF cases were laid
In the training received in childhood
or youth
"The brewing interests are Crap
pling with their adversary In fight
for life or death. From the report
of the Brewers Vigilance Committee
ct the recent national convention.
While the alcoholic drink evil goes
back to Noah. and no doubt fifteen
centuries more. modern organic tenn
perance effort. on the two funda-
mental principles now forging ahead
as never before. did not begin to work
with widespread and intelligent
earnestpess until lSe6.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-21

are large-framed birds, with long,
deep bodies. They probably average
about fifteen pounds in weight, but
the ganders often weigh as much as
twenty pounds or more. The Brown
Chinese probably are the best looking
geese we have, but the breed is COM
paratively small. This variety, how
ever is considered one of the best
for crossing on the larger breeds for
market purposes.
Geese are very fond Of their mates
and It is difficult to break up mating
without removing the male bird en-
tirely out of hearing. For this reason
it is advisable to attend to the mating
problem in the fall. If geese are
kept on grass alone they probably
will lay one setting of eggs and hatch
them out, but if given a grain ration
in connection with the pasture two
or three settings may be expected.
Goose sheds should be provided with
plenty of straw during the laying sea-
son. They will then make their own
nests near the ground and the mois-
ture problem will be taken care OF
aturally.-Epitomis
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-21
A Zero Courtship.

The Practical Young Man s.c y.
Girl from Boston had known each
other for nearly two weeks. and two
weeks is long time when there are
moonlight nights and stretch of
sheltered beach with an old wrecked
schooner smuggling down comfortably
In its sandy grave. II seemed as
though they had known each other
for years and years. The Practical
Young Man said 30. and the Girl from
Boston. knowing him to be Practical.
agreed with him.
One night, when fieecy cloud
passed accommodatingly across the
moon, and the sheltered beach seemed
even more sheltered than usual. and
the old wreck was actually redolent
OF romance instead OF tar. on that
night the Practical Young Man so
far forgot himself as to ask the Girl
from Boston II he might kiss her.
The Girl from Boston shivered,
"Oh. SIR" she cried. II have never
been kissed In all my life."
"That's all right" said the Pfacti-
cal Young Man. Don't let that worry
you. ! suppose somebody has got to
break the ice. New York Times.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-21
Bad Eject on Students

One of the indiana counties which
has lately Danished the saloon is
Montgomery, the county-seat of
which. the historic city of Crawfords-
Vile, is the seat also of Wabash Col
lege, one of the best known of the
older collegiate institutions in the
Middle West. The faculty exerted
themselves vigorously in the cam
paign, anil has good reason to re-
joice over the result Among the ar
guments published by the Citizens
League shortly before the elction was
one which has force for every college
town. II was authorltatiyely de-
clared tlat ninety per cent. of the
cases OF student discipline we're the
direct result of the presence of sa-
looms; tnat for years an intense strug-
gle had been waged between the coll
lege ard the saloons for the control
OF the character of students; that so
many college towns in the West had
already gone dry" that parents were
becoming unwilling to send their
sons to a saloon town for their edu-
cation Every precinct in the city
went no-license! !-Christian Adyo-
cate.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-21
PEOFIT IN CASTOR BEANS.
A Crop of Southern California Which
Yields 800 Per Acre.

A novel industry, yet one which Is
said by its owner to be very remuner'
tive on small capital, has been quietly
carried on in Southern California Tor
some time by an elderly German
rancher, who brought the secret
secret 1t can be called, from Southern
Europe when he migrated westward
several years ago.
Castor beans are the sole crop
grown by this German, and for their
growing he uses nothing but pare
semi-arid valleys and gently sloplhs
hillsides, on which, owing to lack ol
water, nothing else will grow to sooa
advantage. He supplies, OF course
only a small part of the castor beans
in use in the world, but his Is Oe'
lieved to be the only ranch OF IT'S kiIa
in California, If not in the uhi'eu
States, much of the oil being pre-
pared from the seeds of the WIN
shrubs, which grow in great proiu,
sion in some parts OF America anu
Mexico.
When tho beans were sacked anu
weighed, all the small ones having
been culled out in the winnowing pro
cess, Brass discovered that he had De-
tween four and five tons OF as me-
beans as could be produced IN ens
world. For those he received NV
cents per pound, almost SlOV PEI
ncre for hir fire acres.
The work done on the beans hau
been all his own. with the aid oil one
horse, and had been performed al
spare times from caring for a largs
barley field which he owned. Inv
beans were so much more profltaole
than the barley that the thrifty Ger
man the next season set out hiteen
more acres to the oil produclns
shrubs. From these he has consist
emily, during the eight or nine Year,
since that first experiment. receiver
an income averaging 800 per acre,
At times of great yield, apparent,
when the castor bean producers OF
other parts of the world were unloau'
ing big stocks on the market, price'
have gone down. but Mr., Brass mas
never received less than three cen's
per pound for his beans. and durink
one or two years the price went ~
high as six cents. The demand ioI
the beans is always good. and Brass
believes that field OF 100 acres
would be more profitable than 10y
acres OF alfalfa. one OF the best pay
ing crops OF Southern California
Technical World Aagezipe..
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-10-21
Enqincs For Earrn Pnrer.

I Some farms have team boilers and
engines. but for oriinar.- use they are
too expensive TO buy and too compli-
Gated 70 run. II o person only needs
five or ten horse po~ec engiHe he
Eon't want TO bother with steam en-
Cine. II takes too long to get "
steam AMI too rnccl attention when
running. What lie needs is a gasoline
engine.
The newer patterns oc gasoline on
gines are practically automatic. You
can start ore aftc~ brea kfaet in the
mc-ning AVID It vii! run stoaiily until
noon without attention. They start
quickly, jump right irto full power
and run at less expense than any oth-
er farm motor power except wind
mills, ald these are unreliable, be-
cause they arc subicct TO the wh,ms
and fancies Of tire winds.
One mistake often ma lc n buvirp
farm gasoline engine Is In getting
1t too small. You need a little re-
serve power, II you need two horse
power buy n four horse power en-
Eine. II don't cost any more to run
IT to do two horse power worth of
work then sou have the extra power
when you need i. The cost Of a size
larger is not great Ceal when COM
pared with the additional service II
Will render.-The Epitomist.