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H. B. CHESS
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a (Mailer lo k«ep up wltb every
'hmc agri, silurai All kluda of
educai or» «re telila* uà bua all
aorte of d> hkk IOI oo abowing
ua Wbat la «hai A boat of In
tr*llgnt«>r» te l.u»y dlgglng up
fa-t* far il» and ih* terni man
ggetnetit ripeti» *rv *urv*ytng
our busta»«-»* wltb |b*lr glaaaea
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No «tenta ntueb *<» m I wUI
rota* *at of all thè** ih lag» boi
mayt» w*d batter try tu a*atm
Hat» li graduali« tbnn lo grt in
digest tatù In an at tempt to ear
round II all at on-» while we
boiler f.ir mor* National Mort
man ami Farmer
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PARK MILL COMPANY
H Waa P«««*<t Io Sogland •" A*aoua*
A valuable farm 310 acre*, six
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•« P*<*» nw»i«*aMa'* Wilk
miles west of l-ebnnon. 190 acre*
a
I Ur rheuuKMMi U» •»*«> vuaceed by
a ibe lirillah koteiumeut waa a law to In cultivation
balance oak grub
a »•«ulatr tbe itte|»»llluu « |irop*ety
Fair
house and barn.
pasture
land
a uy wUI anti to ptviMi tb* e*<waa-v*
a a< » uuiulallou of eatele* Il bad a cw g»<>d small orchard. within <>n««-haif
a riou» «lain
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on tb* '/lib »f Jaly. inn. uw* l*«aas mile of railroad. on R. F. D. rente.
a rtx’llu» Httt au taiglUib merchant *f The farm ha* good natural drainage
a i Frvn. h tdrtb. died la Ixmdtm. leaving
a a «malli aum to hl* widow eml eMI and is regarded a* one of the beat
a drvu and lit» irmauoier «4 Ma property,
farm* in that locality. All of the
a thru atuountlug to **v*ral buadead
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a tbou»aiMÌ «teilar» to truate«* la »c cultivated land ha* l*en seeded to
a cumulate during lb» Uv*a of Ua rMI
a «Iren grandchildren and great grand clover. For price and terms write
a rhikir*« living at lb* time of ki* death or see
The Scio Tribune.
a and the »urvlvors of then» Th* nr
Scio. Orc
a . umulaUob would bar» tw*a *nocw>owa
a
Ttw will waa <«>ute»t*d. but waa bald
glKX'KSBO* TO
ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR FARMER
Houaer-Ballantynr Mill Co.
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McNair Ind*»*»* Thia •>*
t*m *f Ligh-ing F*r farm Hom»«
DFAtXRM IN
DOUGLAS FIR LUMBER
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In onte» »ww*v*r. te prevent
am h a dlaptailihai of iiroparty In th*
future parila meat paaa«d wbat waa
called the Tbeiiu»»«>n act. « accumula
«ten» act regulating amt limiting t«e
**•»!• In »uch a way aa l<> mak* great
*• cumulai U hi » tmp*>aaibl*
When Peter The I lu «eon a la*t aor
vlvlog graodwm died la IMtat. a qite*
flou anote a* lo whether the *ida»t
male <le<- endant « tb* mate de* »nd
ant of th* elde»t aou abould tntxsrlt tbr
property and tbl» quatta» waa de
r|.|«xl Ob apjteal by lb* bona* Of lord»
tn June IM# Th» Thelltteaon will and
tbr te lalatlou growing out of II w»re
a «iit>}r» l of u>n< b «ItectMalon by law
yer» >*1tr»tM*rgb l're*a
Haf*ty ami «-ut» ventarne» are Impur
taut factor» to he roosMeesd •» r tboae
•bo prop«*»» to Install an 1« .pro ved
lighting sy*t*m In tb* bom» a* «•II a»
.a th» outbutkbha»
Wltb throe facts
Io mtn.l Prof***« G. n McNatr «f thr
K «>>••• Agricultural college «troogly
Indora»* tb» »teatri lighting aywtem
for tb* farm On tbte »uli>l te> says
Tw*lv* year* ago farm lighting plant*
Were a novelfv. Inalar Ihvy a.»» rnpUllr
growing tn popularity They are usual
ly operstaal by a gaa»>llnr ruginr. but In
EPIGRAMS BY PRESIDENTS.
tbe «watern erst»* an.I •»(>*> tally In th-
Appalachian mouatalrx» It I» not un
Not Many Oaathlaaa »e«»*n«** Havw
common to a*» water power «>•«-<! for
B**o Hand«* Down te Ua
tbba purpoae
Where tb» |w*oplr bare
How very tew thing« wbk-b any or
water power «he «forare battery 1« not
«»ur pr»* .tenia «aid > aa aaybudy reran
nml
offhand
In »very atai» where farmer* care
W nvhlugton a um »>< frequently quotail
st all for convolitene» <>n* wilt fln.l a
pbrnm to
In lime of |«a>w pre|«r»
number of lighting planta Manne farm
for war
era prefer the Mougaa. acrtylen* or
John Adaina talked all day and wrote
gaaoitn» lighting system*. ao that they
diaries all night, but |>erhapa 'Ind»
may utilise ib» twat, but there I* a < er
Ma toaal tor tbe
tala »tetnent of danger in using tbe«» peuik-Ute forever
very Fourth of July on Which be died
•ya’em*
ta more widely known than any other
riant*. Including engine, general«
battery and a wit. bboard, can tie bought urn- thought
"Few die and inute resign,
head»
for I IM up On* must boar In mind
however, that one get* only what on* Jefferwju • I tot « deatbteea «entancea
poy* for. conaequ*nlly It may prove altbtxigb part* of th» Iteciaiailoo of
I «or erononij tat boy tbr ebr«|w.«t Indepetnleute ar» known to mlUtena
The du> trlii* keep* Monro* a name
blast
Much pía uta ar* of very amali
• •ps.'ity will ofwrato only a tew light« lurvtei to Ur* front but bl* alate pa
pern «i»w«.l>e» ami .etu-ra ilka tbo*e
and moat b* charged every day
A plant *o> h a* tbe average farmer >»( M*di»«*u Join» <J «In«'? Atiatna M*
•waa coats alxyait M«»» whb h dora not Kinley Taft and many other men
tsclsd* tb* < <wt of installation, wiring »»ng and botmrably in publk life arv
of botu*. coat of triture» and almllar tlrvoid of bamllea nothlug to takr
Itema Wb*r* a farmer can buy power howl of
llutberfoni H ilayae gave ua one
from a rompenr wb-uw Ito* runa n*«r
bka houa* be will gad It much otor» v*ry doe thought. "He aervaa bte parry
aconomical to do thl« than to put In ti»»t *ln> aervaia th* countrt boat"
hla own plant In tbe flr»t place, there
Ja. kaon waa forever aaying Ry the
la no upkeep *spona» on tbe plant, and atamaif but wbat »la*1
hla yearly bill from th* .-otupany will
' With malice toward non*' and ~s
0Ot *<]uai tbe Intermit and depr*. latten government of tb* people.' etc. are
•Ion* for tbr private plant Tb* aver I Lincoln'* maeter *trob*e However, hla
eg* bill for light to ao<-b a o»«-r would I letter» and |*per» are full of unique
be about pl * tear
thought» ami would afford * preaant
Tb» hoUMW If» Who baa electricity on day cartnonlat erntrmoua oppovtunittaa
tb» farm .i<*i not hate to bother with
-Philadelphia ledger
amok* or dirt from **« or oll laiup» I
Ol*till*d Water.
Rh* uae« It tor lighting her bona». for
IXatl I led water after haring h*eo •*
doing ber ironing aewtng • ••hili«
to the air la on* of tbe mn*t a*
awm-ptng and loa»tlng the bread for
mhrtou» of drink*
Its dally on* tn
breakfast
The termer timi» tbe ele trie light a measured .ptantitle» la helpful la caaan
or dr«|i*p*la and greatly aanlat* lb*
aaf* and cosventeot light f« hla barn
general fntictlona of ibe body
Every
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Bearded Sheep Rack.
A bn*r<d*d up feed I mt rwrg In tb» apiwratna by which **a water I* made
In tbe day» before •irtawr
•h*»p lota or pro« will prevent dirt frr»l.
and chaff from getting Into tbe wool primitive diatllllng ap|»ar*tu» waa u**d
while th* antinala are feeding
Dirt uo warwlilp» and • •••el» carrying pa*
of thia kind In tbe wool 1« on* of tbe •»tiger«
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BUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK
THAT IB 80 GOOD AS WE
th* Chaff and din from the rack» will
work down Into the wool mattlug It
a**r tbe bide and caoatng discomfort
io tb* ab**p
well a* Injury fa> tb»
wool
Its ua* rneana a better looking
dork and will also r*«ult in «avtng
quite a good deal of f*rd that la ordt
narUy waamd
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a* much feeling spa- » on on* aid* aa
the other Th* double racka ar* t**t
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