T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
I nited States Land office, Oregon City. Ore.,
Feb. 10, UMy—Notice is hereby given that in
dm pl m uce with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 8. 187ft, entitled An act for the
sale of timber lands in the Slates of t aliforum,
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory,"
Sarah Elisalketh Gilson,
of G leu wood, County of Washington, State of
Oregon, ha# this day filed in this office hersworu
statement No. ^25. for the purchase of the s w
4 of section 26, Ip 2 11. rSw. and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses. and to establish her claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
Oregon city. Ore, on Friday, tlx s6th day
of May 18113. She names g witnesses:
Jacob B Werta, of Glenwood, Oregon. A. R.
Lorensen, of Forest Grove. Ore . John Bliss of
Rockwood, Ore and Robert Hicks, of Tillamook,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requestcl to file their
claims in this office on or before saui st>th day
of .May, 1893.
4* 5°
J. T. Apperson. Register.
PASTEURIZING and cream ferments
What Makes Danish Butter the Best In
the World.
I found at Cbpeniiagen two pieces of
dairy apparatus which are not generally
known to our American dairymen, and
which I find in every well appointed
dairy in Denmark. One is the Law
rence milk cooler, and the other is a con
trivance for heating the milk or cream
to a temperature which kills all or near
ly all bacteria which it may contain.
This process is here called "pasteuriza
tion," after the great French scientist,
who first called attention to this prac
tical method of killing injurious bac
teria. The milk cooler is a hollow metal
plate, with corrugated sides. It is about
an inch thick and of any size, though
usually about two feet square. It stands
on edge, with the corrugation running
horizontally.
A stream of ice water runs through
the inside of the plate, back and forth in
a zigzag course, while the cream or milk
is poured into a little trough with many
fine holes in a row along the bottom,
which is placed on the upper edge of the
cooler, and from which it spreads in thin
sheets over both sides of the cooler, as it
slowly moves to the bottom. It has the
great advantage that it is easily cleaned,
since the sides are not covered. There
are other forms of coolers, but in those
I have so far seen the principle is the
same. This cooler is ia general use
when the cream is to be cooled rapidly
to any desired temperature.
The principleof the "pasteurizing”ap
paratus is equally simple. Steam is let
in between the double walls of a small
barrel shaped tank or reservoir, which
contains the cream cr milk, and it is so
arranged that tho cream runs into the
machine in a constant stream and out
again at the same rate after having at
tained the desired temperature.
A thermometer in the discharge pipe
tells how hot it is, and the heat is regu
lated by admitting more or less steam
through the valvo on the steam pipe.
This, too, is found in every dairy worthy
of the name, and it i3 considered well
nigh indispensable when a fine grade of
butter is aimed at. It is essential when
an artificially prepared pure ferment is
used for the cream, r.s it then becomes
necessary to kill all other bacteria the
. ream may contain before it is added.
And this brings me to that point in
their dairy practice which above all oth
ers places the Danes aherxl of the rest of
the world, and which is perhaps the
leading secret of the uniformly good
quality of their butter. Pure cultures
of cream ferments are in common use in
all good dairies. I shall not now at
tempt to describe in detail what a "pure
culture" is further than to say that it
consists of bacteria, which in causing the
fermentation of the cream give the de
sired flavor and character to the butter,
and which have been isolated and artifi
cially cultivated.
These “pure cultures" are offered for
sale by two or three laboratories, and
they have met with the practical dairy
man's approval, who, as stated, makes
nse of them in his daily practice. This
pure culture is used as a starter in skim
milk at a given temperature, and when
fermented this is again used as a starter
for the cream.—Report of Professor C. C
Georgeson. United States Special Agent.
KEELEY
institute
Wffi
—wk SMsJ
For ths Cure of
Liquor, Opium,
Morphine, Cocaine, Chloral
and Tobacco Habits.
’V=^<=-.T’
I
f^EAJEDIEg
T imber L and , A ct June 3, IM78.—N otice for
P ublication .
United States Land office. Oregon City. Ore
gon. April 15, 1893 —Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions ot the act of
Congress of June 3, 18-8, entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington ferritory,’’
George R. White.
of Portland. County of M ultnomah. State of Ore
gon. has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 27.14, for the purchase of the 11 w
■4 of section 24, tp. an, r 7 w, and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more valuable
for its tiiul»er or stone than for agricultural pur
poses. and to establish his claim to said laud
beioie the Register and Rei eiver of this office at
Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 6th day
of July 1893 He names as witnesses:
Roliert OslMirne, Fred Thompson. John C
Peck, and Joel Bate, all of Portland. Ore
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
shove-described lauds ate requested to Hie their
claims in this o.tice on or before said 6th day of
July, 1893.
48 &
J- T. Appeison, Register.
T^EJ\TR|EJlT
Are just the same as at
DWlQHT
and are authorized by
Df. LESLIE E. STEELE/.
Complete, Permanent
Cures Assured.
O ver ¡00,000 P ersons have
been C ured and no such thing
as F ailure is K nown .
TILLAMOOK ?
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice , F or
P ublication .
United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore
gon. April 18, 1893 »-Notice is hereby given that
111 compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, i»78, entitled A11 act for the
-ale of timber lands in the States of < aliforma.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
Samuel Bowen,
ot Reuben. County of Columbia, State of Ore
gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No 2719. for the purchase af the n e
'4 of section 24, tp 2 n,r 7 w and will offer proof
to show that t.ie land soug it is more valuable
for its timbet or stone than for agricultural pur
poses and to establish his claim to said land
tiefore the Register and Receiver of this office
at Oregon City. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 11th
day of July, 1893. He names a- witnesses
Fred Thomp.-oti, Joel Hat»-, Robert oslmrn ami
William Rvan, all ofPortland. Ore
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lauds are re<|ueste<l to fib- their
claims in this office on or before said ntli day of
July, I893.
50-7
J. T. Apperson, Register.
BEWARE OF
Fakes and Imitators!
1
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1S7S.—N otice for
PVHLIUATlUN.
United States Land Othee, Oregon City. Ore
gon, April 19, 1893.—Notice ia hervbv given that
111 compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled “An act for the
sale of timln r lands in the States of t’alitomia.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
George Barrett,
of Reuben, t'onntv of Columbia. State of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his sworn state
ment No. 2710. for the purchase ot the s e ‘ a of
Section 23. tp. 2 11, r 7 w. and will offer proof to
show that the laud sought is more valuable for
its timl»er or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to said laud
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
Oregou City Ore., on \\ . du. sda> tbe > 2th dav
of July. 1893 He names as witnesses
Joel Bate. Fred Thompson, Roliert Osltorn and
William Ryan, all of Portland. Multnomah
County. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-ilescrilM’d lands are requested to filetheir
claims in this office on or before said 11th day
of July, 1893.
48-6
J. T. Apperson, Register.
C irrespindsnca and personal visits
at either Institute or at the Portland
consultation office, Third an Morrison
Streets, invited.
F. L. T aylor .
M edical D irector ,
F rank D avey ,
M anager
FOREST GROVE.
T imber L and , A ct J i nk 3. 1878 —.N otice for
P ublication .
United States (.and Office Oregon City, ore
gon, April 21st 1823.—Notice is Hereby gix en that
111 compliance with the provision» of ih<* act of
Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled An act for the
sale of timber lands in the State» of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
James M. McNaughton.
ot Reuben. County of Columbia, state of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his swore state
III« lit No 2 |M. tor th«- pH!, base of the 11 w 'i of
section 27, tp. 2 n, r 7 w. and will offer proof tx>
show that tne land sought is more valuable for
us timber or stone than tor agricultural pur|H»ses
and to establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon
City. Oregon, on Thursday, the 13th day ofjuly,
I893. He names as witm-ses
Fre«l Thomi sen. Joel Bat«- Roliert Oslmrn and
Win. Ryan, nil of P<»itland. Ore.
Any and all persons claiming a«lver»e1y th«-
alxive-descrlbed Isndsare requested to file their
claims tn this office on or l»efore said 13th day of
July. 1893
«0 7
J. T. Apperson, Register.
F. P. L onergan ,
P hysicician in C harge .
C. B. C ampbell .
B usiness M anager .
ROSEBURG.
I
Salt and Salting.
We do not profesB to know much about
salt, but we do know it to be foolish
economy to use a cheap, untried brand in
order to save a few dollars. We ha vein
the market two standard English brands
which have stood 20 years’ test and at
least one American brand which lias been
used by good makers for the last seven
years. While it is quite possible that
there are other brands of American salts
in the market which are just ns good—
indeed we are hearing good reports of
two—yet the buttermaki rs who use un
known salts are experimenting more or
less at their own risk.
It is well to remember what we once
read in a Swedish treatise on salt. "It is
not always the most chemically pure salt
which is the best preservative." It is
also well to remember that salt takes
taint easily, and hence great care should
be used in handling it, and dealers who
nse this care should be patronized. This
care should especially be shown by the
importers of English salts where it is
exposed to the vicissitudes of a long
journey.—Dairy Messenger.
Dairy and Crramrry.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I.aud office at Oregon City. Oregon. Apr.l
<i. i H j ».—N’otve is hereby given that the
tollowing-nameti settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of bis
claim ami that raid proof w 11
the Register and R cel ver of the I tilled . lai »
L tid office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Max 22
.893. via:
William Winkler,
Homestead Entry No <>«>•, fur !,h ” *
i, m-etlon it. n
of n e « ami . w
of n * «
section 10 tp2 u r 10 w.
He names Lie I blowing w itnesses t »|pr< vel *
continuous residence upon and cukaation of,
said land, under sec.
P-
'»z
T . .
Daniel Cronin. .hark.
»•"■ r> r'’''
„nd Ms« H Cher, all of Sehale.n. Tillamook
* K Cha»' "iclf m ild who mad IT*. It S No
7 A I. hereby specUUy mrtll. d to «IV««
a ,ow cause way Wm. Winklers H -
.hoold not be .,I. w .L t A ppmo B
NOTICE FOR Pl HLiCATioN
Land Office at Oregon City.
AP j I o M !
i8 3-Notice is »'ereb/.1?
fhM. hi.en
Ing-named settler has i.ed notice <• u,JIV|H'Im
tio>i to make final proof 111 -upport of hn» Ua«m
Ind that said proof
Oi£
Register and Receiver of the I •
•
at Oregon City. Oregon. on June 15. «M- >«
Frank B Heriington,
Pre emption 1» s. No 7*11, for
5’»i’^mmes ?the following wHnewe. to prove hi.
A co-operative creamery in Chester continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
county. Pa., is so successful that the '" r X' h Hick-. Frank hangbrrty. Willtam
plant alone is worth 235.090. employing Him« • and Isaac Smith, all of Tillamook. Till
six separators, a lactocrite and an ice mook County, Oregoi»Appcnion BegMer.
making machine. The shares have dou
bled in price, anil the butter sells in the
Philadelphia market for 89 cents a pound
wholesale. The patrons are simply in
telligent working farmers who use their
brains and hustle. This shows what the
Blacksmith.
co-operative butter factory can do when
it is run right.
All kinds of W'sxl work »«•••
Signal’s Lily Flagg, that gave over
work d«me
1,000 pounds of butter in a year, is not
to be at the Columbian exposition owing
to an injury she received.
Two cows—Bisson's Belle and Signal s
Lily Flagg—are on record as producing
over half a ton of butter in a year From
this to the paltry 152 pounds which is the Pisce oi business In Wm. VI. itni.ller *
shop. Tillamook, Ore
3t«-f
average of the common scrub beast is a
long jump.
Two prize winners for dairy bntter in
Illinois are emphatic on the subject of SCRIBNERS flur On Milli** Mi.
the injury done to bntter makers by ole
M—t compirle-
"f
,l> kind rver puMlsaed
omargarine. They say the dairy pros Lumber
titre. nwir*n.»nts
pect even in the great and fertile state
.11 kinds of ’•■■‘’T
ASI>
J.«., Planks
Tunner
of Illinois is not roay because of the hurt
hint. lo Lumber dealers,
done honest bntter producers by the
Log Book.
aood mra-are
c.eroC— coM
<•*>”
wretched hog butter.
A man who has tried it says that if
ensilage is packed highest and closest at
the sides it is less liable to spoil than
Het tor «
when it is made highest in the middle.
CARI. I’- KNUDSON,
Ho^hoeing a {Specialty.
The beat grade of oleomargarine aeBa
for 85 cents a pound.
I imbzk L and , Ai r Ji nk j , i H78.—N otice
>'OK l*r>II..CATIoN.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
gon April iMth. 1893.—»Notice is hereby given that
ni «-«»niplience with the provisions oithe m - i *»f
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Congress of June 3. 18,8 entitle«! "An act for the
I.aud Office at Oregon City. Oregon. April 7. sal«- of timber lauds in the States of < aliform«,
1893.—Notice is hereby given flint the follow
Oregon, Nevada and Washington TerriUny,"
named settler has fl ed notice of his intenti.11
William Wilson.
to make fina! proof in support of hi# claim, and of Reiilieii, Comity of Columbia, Mtale of Oregon,
that said proof w II I k - made before the tJerk of ha- this day filed in this office his sworn s ate
Tillamook Co., at Tillamook, ore.. on Jim • 1. meiit No 2712. for the purchase of th«- n w *4 of
SAN-tioU 23, tp 2 11. r 7 w. and will offer proof to
i 93 via:
Anton fthulton.
sh<»w that tlie land sought is more valuable for
Prewm pt ion I» S. No. 73H f'»r the lots 1. 2 and 3, its timls-r or stone than f«»r agricultural pur -
po-<s, am! to establish his claim t«» said land
section 18. tp 1». row
He names the foil.»wing witnesses to prove before the Register and Receiver of this office at
his continuous residence Upon and cultivation <iregou < ity, Oregon, o 11Tue»«lay, th«- 11th day of
July 1893 He names as witm-se«
of said lami, vii:
Frod Thompson, Joel Hate. Robert Osborn am!
<; W Wallace, F. F Lyster. Fred Ruhr« »wand
otto Walther, all of Nestoc on. Tillamook < 0 . William Rian, all of Portland. Ore
Any and all pcrsoii» claimlug adversely the
< ircgon.
alK>ve-d«**rrilN-d lauds are requested to file their
4651
J. T Apperson. R«-gist»-r
claims in this office 011 or before said 11 th day of
July, 1893
NOTICE FOR PI BLK ATION
«0-7
J T Apperson. Register
Land office at Oregon City. Oregon, April 5,
j1 —Notice iaherebvgiven that the following
named settler ha- filed notice of his Intention timber L and , A ct J unk 3. IH7H — None a for
P ublication
to make finalproof in support of hisrlaim Mid
United states l^ind offi« «-, Oregon City. Or«
thst said proof will be made before the I ounty
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Hllamook, ore eon. April list 1893—Nutice is hereby given that
in compliance wnn the provisions of Hie act of
gon ou May 22. 1*91
Congress<»fJune 3. 187<. entitled "Au a* I for the
Waller B Aiderman,
Homestead Entry No '-9A fnr the ’• 1 of "
♦ sale <»f tiinuer lands iuthc Mates of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Aashingtou Territory,"
and w >, of n e k srctiou >», tp 2 n r 10 w
hamtl Ke«»gh,
He names the following witnesses to prove h!s
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, of Reuben < ounty of Columbia. Rate of Oregon,
has this day filed In thia offi< e his #w«»rn »1st.
MHenjamin H1gge.1l otHam. WH1 inm HestmjHer meut No 2713, for the purchase of the n e 14 of
Erven Carter and George Higgenbitham, all of section 2«, tp 2 n. T7 w «ml will offer proof to
•how that the land sought la more valuable for
Garibaldi, Tillamook Co , Oregon
it- timls-r or stone than f«»r agri« ultural our-
46_6 i
j . T Apperson, Register
P< sm - s Nn«l to rstalfliah his claim to aaid land
before the Kegiater and Receiver of this office at
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Oregon < ity, Oregon, on Thursday, the ijlh day
Ijiiid office at Oregon Clt) .
.
1 fa,j -Notice is hereby given that the follow ofjuly, 1*9j He name« aa witnrsaes
Frei! Tlomipsoii, Robert Ouborn, J«»el Hate and
imTnamed «ettler has Bhd notice of his intea-
tioti to make final proof in support of his claim, Wm Ryan all of Portland Ore
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
¿nd that -W preiof will t>e made
at>ovc-dewi ritied land» are requested to fi.r their
County Cleikof Tillamook < ounty, at Tills
«.latins in this «»ffice on or before said 13th «lay
mook. oregoji on May 22. 189). vis
of July. 1893
Charles P burllug
jf>7
J T. Apperson. Register.
Homestead Entry No 7101. for ihe • • * *’< " w
• n w 1 - ot • * 'a •
•*> <1* 8 • r 10 *
k
He names the following witnesses to prove his T imber L and , A ct Jt mk 3,
cwi U uudu »
upon «»4
ot
for l*i hlicatiom .
United Mates f^ird Office Oregon City, Ore
“n r'nunn. J I. Dn»n TI kmiw ; Forter and
Frank Foster, all of Oretown. rillarmok Co., gon. April jist. 1893 —Nmicr is hereby giren that
hi «ompliam-c with the proViatons «»f the set <»f
< «»ngrewa of June 3. 1878, mtitkd An art for the
J T 'M'"“" ■*«<••»»
sale of timber lards in the Mate« of < aliforma
Orrg«m Neva*!» and Washingt.m Territory,
MlfTICK MIK rt BI.K ATION
Pre I Ttoomnooe,
lj>nd ’<>mce at '>re«on < >*r.
of Portland. c«»unty of Multnomsh Rate of Ore
go I, has this «lay Hied tn this uMke his sworn
in. ¡Hmlntwr ha. Ble<l boot « <•< h«. DilrnUon Stau-ment No »711, fur the pnrrbaaeof the n 1 U
V E...I umofin .Uin-'rt •»« hl. claim. .»>1 of ses-tion
tp » a. r 7 •
iha". -id XT-” £
r
to alum that the laud sought is more valuable
liATX^r oOhal h Mndo«.. .<
f.M Its timfier or sKmethan for agricultural Mur
p.»»« and to r<4abh-h his claim to said land
c..y <**«~ •>«
before the Register and Receiver <d thia offbeat
Pre ei.pt». D *
:»■>
t*» • «
'»rrg»»w • Ity «»regon. mi Wednesday, the ifth
day of July . 189. M** names as w itnesor-
Robert «rstswa Jorl Hate. William Ryaa and
Rofa-rt ( am all U Portland. Ore
Any and all persons claiming adversely th»-
starve dr-<-Ti»»rd lauds are requested to file their
Claims in thia «/the
or tiefore said nth day of
July i»«.
T1n.m..-a c—»».
«**»«*
J. T. Apfursmi. RrgMer
Money loaned,
Notes bought,
Collections made
URO. W K
Bay Citv
PAINTING,
Frescoing, Decorating
and Pape -hanging.
I'M .-Mlm.tr. o<l pelcr. call oo
HaBMaaa <.ra*»a. IMae.r
Tiltanrauk C.maljr, Of*
•'»r
HEADLIGHT