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ing and preserving it with potass- iuin bicromate. The creamery was running every other day, a pipette one third size was used, making one test a week, missing the milk from one day. The first week showed a difference in the creamery test and my composite test of 7 per cent fat. I could ac count for it in no way; knew the man who did the testing at the creamery to be perfectly houeHt ami above suspicion, and as I had learned testing from Dr. Babcock himself, had done considerable testing during the summer. Had found some patrons delivering milk at a cheese factory where milk was pooled, which tested 2.5 per cent while their neighbors were sending milk from 3.5 to 4.3 per cent fat. Had found several cows In my own herd that were giving milk that contained from 2.8 to 3.2 per cent fat. Have churned several times,setting milk in shallow pans, and got from 10 to 12 per cent over oil test and leaving from .5 to .7 per cent fat in skim milk, so 1 thought that my own testing was reasonably near, if not quite correct. So I started out to find where the trouble was. I first told the creamery man the difierence was too great. He next took out a full sample from tho two days’ milk as delivered at the creameiy, while I again made a composite test; difierence 5 per cent fat. I next took a carefully prepared composite sample, using each bottle in my tester; no differ ence. The creamery mini took a sample of this milk as delivered at the creamery w ith his own pipette and put in his own test bottle and sent out to me. No difference from the composite test and my own bottles, while his test taken at the same time, showed .5 per cent dif ference. I next took some of my composite sample to the creamery and tested it there myself; differ ence, .5 per cent from when I test ed at home, although the same bottles were used. Found Hint the water used at the creamery contained considerable lime and other implicities. 1 took some of the acid used at creamery home, and found no difierence when used my tester with pure rain waler. Thus I have proven that the trou ble was due to the water in the water used in the tester, 1 using a hand macliine at home, nt cream ery a power machine. I shall find out just what it is before I get through with it. A composite sample tested at home 4.9 per centfnt, at the cream ery 4.4 per cent fat. A sample of the same milk was sent to 11 prom inent dairy school where it was tested, 1 think, about 10 days after the last fresh milk had been added t he report was, “The sample was símil', mid churned some, it showed 4,66 per cent fat. ’ FREE METHODIST CHURCH DIRECTORY Nearly all the huge dealers in My cows have Tone exceedingly oleo in the principal cities of Penn well this year, iihhimgh I cannot sylvania have agreed to stop the yet give the ligiins. Lust year sale of ihe goods. They will here they made 306 poinds per cow, after keep the real tiling. and the product is much above A California paper complains that, this year. All my matured bitterly of the low prices ol dairy cows will make two pounds n day, products the past season mid says the best making fifteen and three- there is no hope for the dairy far- fourths pounds in seven days She liter, except ill the direction of gave fifty seven pounds of milk in higher prices for but ter. We beg twenty four hours, mid made fifty.« to differ, 'file greatest hope for five and one-half pounds of Imtter tlm dairy farmer, if lie will only in thirty days, mid still continued see it, lies in the direction of re at the same rate for some Ibr some ducing the cost of making the but time. Iler udder measured fifty- ter. There he is master of the four inches around after giving field. When ho keeps two cows milk for three mid one Imlf months to do the w 01 k of one, wlmt hope SPADLING'S ATHLETIC FIGURES. vail he have under any reasoiuilile Miss Maml Smith returned from Sheridan a few days ago after sev eral weeks absence. toHimno«It gectbliiUtf« T he C ounty O fficial P aper PUBLISHED EVEKY THURSDAY BY T his T illamook H eadlight C ompany , (iNcoaroaATBo) W. V. D. J okkh , H dito * ami » M amagkb . KATES OF SIBSt KIPTK1N. (HrKIvrl.V IMABVAMCK.) One year I* i1®' six mouili. ......... Js- Three mouilla SO. AOVEIITISIXG KATES. »0.75 pery.arli.75 ».»5 ........... " " 2o.oo J.75 " ” P00 6.75 ........... " 60.00 I ” •• •* II OO . " ” 100.00 l.ocal uotu-.. loris per line; ami set*, aller the Sr't Inaerliun Only set« per line (or Brat inaertiim for regular advertiser. I.oat, Pound, For Kent, ForSale, Wanted, ami Special notices. In classified "ad" columns, at the rateof one cent per word for Hist insertion and halt rates thereafter. i.eiral notices, Nonpareil, >ocl*. per line for first insertion and Sets per line for each snhse 'pient Insertion. '11 notices or communications should he sent io as early in the week as possible. 1 Inch, per month »col. FROM HOARD'S DAIRYMAM. T’lie following items of interest to this county have been selected front Hoard’s Dairyman. That journal has every week about 20 pages of matter just as interesting: Why' did Denmark semi to the United Kingdom last year 86,- 000,000 pounds of pork and 07,- 000,000 pounds of Imtter, export ing over #28,000,000 more of farm products than it imported in a cor responding period? This little c Hintry supplies more pork to the United Kingdom than all the oter countries of Europe combined; in that item she is next to the Uni ted States. Two reasons for this are forem >st in our mind. 1st. the Danes are rigidly careful as to the quality' of their bacon and but ter. 2nd. The Danish Govern ment keeps two able and exper ienced commercial agents in Eng land, one nt London and the other at Manchester, whose especial bus iness is Io look after the Danish trade and nilbrd all assistance pos sible to Danish shippers. Would it not richly pay the United States government to inaugurate some thing of this kind for our pro ducers? If oleomargarine is thill health ful delicious product which man ufacturers mid their chemists rep resent it to be, why not adorn the packages and w rappers containing it with 11 picture of the inside of a slaughter house with its rows of dead lings and beeves on one side of a room, and I he rendering tanks on the other aide? The Dairy and Food Commis sioner of Minnesota has seized 11 <■11 r load of biillerine at Duluth,, amounting to 25,000 pounds mid belonging to the Armour Packing Co., of Chicago. The Minnesota law requires that the sluff shall lie colored pink and Armour did not so color it. price for butter? The various crenmeries of Free born Co., Minn., paid from 77! cents to #1.05 per IOO pounds of milk for Imtter fill f.ir November. <ouitE.sroMiEM 1 Gue of the features of Hoard's Dairyman is the extensive corre spondence, almost lullfol it being questions from correspondents and editorial answers thereto. The following is selected from I he is >r- rvspoudeiiee: “In November we begun selling our milk to a certain creamery ami 1 at once begun taking a com- eomposite sample—taking i- small quantity of milk from each milk I Souvenir of 20 years in business. — A complete set. consist ing ol five life like figures base ball play er, foot ball play er, golf player, tennis player mid bicycle rider, will lie sent to any address upon receipt of 10 cents, to pay charges. These figures are iibsoliitcly ¡>er. feet. beautifully colored mid mounted, mid arrange«! to stand upright, mid are mi excellent sou venir of our of our 20 years as leaders of the athletic supply world. Suitable for club, reading room, oftiee or home. Address. \. G. Spadling \ Bros . New York Chicago, or I'liiladelphia. Kipan* Tabules cure bad breath. ,LUM8ffl Co, FREE METHODISTS:—Service» held iu Fearnside hall Service«every Sunday 11 A. M and 7 3O F. M. Suday school Sunday 3 F. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 3° P. M- tome everybody, rich and poor, able bodied lame and halt the deaf and blind and those having eyesight Christians and infidel», atheist ana deist, optimist »nd pessimist, believer and un believer, agnostic and fatalist skeptic and free thinker ami especially the poor. Let none stay away, and all will be treated white. We have no grab bag or neck tie festivals, pop corn or pound cake socials, or little play parties just to raise a little money for the preacher you know. We are not hobos, we are not fools neither are we fanatics, but we have real bible salvation and we have brotherly love for everybody. We are a people seeking to do all the good we can while passing through life. Having been saved from the pop ular religion of the present age and from all compromise with sin, we lovingly yet fearlessly pro claim and enjoy an experience that saves and brings righteous ness, peace and joy in the holy ghost. Come out and get acquain ted with us and we are sure you will not regret it. S*N FRRNClSC° M anufacturers of L umber B oxes , and D ealers in General Merchandise PROVISIONS, LOGGERS SUPPLIES, Clothing, Footwear! Sperry Flour, Best California, $3.35. We wish to call attention to our teas. We guarantee satisfaction to the most fastidious. R ev . D ollar hi he . “Going into a decline." How often do we hear this expression. What does it mean? It means that people are losing flesh, grow ing tbin, wasting. The way to correct this condi tion is to improve the digestion. The condition arises from an ina bility to eat and digest food. In fact food does more harm than good because it ferments and pu trefies in the stomach, developing poisonous substances which w hen absorbed cause various disorders. What is required is that the stomach be made to perform its duties. T’lie Shaker Digestive Cordial is a food already digested and a digester as well. Jt will make the stomach healthy. Get a book from your druggist and read about it. and J. E. SIBLEY, Ptincipal Office, 249, Berry St., S. F. Manager Store and Mill. Hobsonville. Oregon Mill.*, at Truckee, Cut. 'Hoard’s Sturgeon’s ’Daii’gman ^_I)RUG <rORE and Headligh fleto and elect ¡Stock, patent l^edicineg and Druggist’s Notions. $2.00 A California chemist Ims rob bed Castor Oil of its bad taste. Laxol is its name. A Fine Line of Jewelry. A cable 2,184 meters long is to be laid in the Amazon river be tween l’ara and Millians, an ordi nary telepraph being impractica ble, on account of the impenetra ble forest.—Scientific American. Stationery, Books. The water in the Nestueea bay is too high to cate'i salmon, the fish are spreading out over the pastures now, nibbling the tender gruss. During a high tide the other night twenty-seven fine sal mon were found stranded in Rob inson Crusoe’s front yard. Cru soe heard them playing in his yard early in the evening, but paid no attention to it.—Sun. NKMTICCA NEWS. [From the ocean Wave There seems to lie very little trapping this winter. Furs are about their best now mid the prices are very good. Tuesday night last, the follow ing ntlicers wire installed into their lespeetiie clmil's, in the Ocean Wave lodge D. of IF, I.O. O. F. at Wood-: Mrs. Molly Smith N. G., C. F. Murphy V G t 1{. T. Weatherly See., W. D Priestly I’reas., Lester I’. Smith li S. N. G. \\ . R. Roliedee I.. S N. (,.. Miss Maud Smith War.. L. E. Sanders R. S. \ G , Mrs. Maud Compton Chaplain. If it is mH advisable or exped ient to build a bridge across the big Nestlicca nt th.- present time why nut the county build and maintain a ferry boat at the cross ing near Mr. Kellows place. The expense wonl I not amount to much as the boat would lie needed only a few moiiiiths in the year. It would l>e only a matter of justice tn the people ill this end ef the county to make some ; r »vision of that kind for their convenience Steamer1 Truche !... •• Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. T illamook , O regon . * Illc Alderman Direct from F. to Tillamoolç * Freight handled with dis pute)! mid at lowest rates Fruit delivered ill good order. Best Accommodation and Cheapest Route to or from Tillamook. Leading Hotel of Tillamoc k — Headquarters for Commercial men and the traveling public. Samp e rooms. Electric light* throughout. Stage and boat of fices. It.ttes, $t.oo to f2.no per <lav. American plan. NEW MANAGEMENT Especial attention to the cuisine depart meut. H A WOODFORD. Prop’r. Every attention paid to wants and conveni ence* of passengers. First da** table sei. HOUSE Reduced Rates! J. P ALLEN. Prop’r. C abin , O ne W ay , $10. " R oundtrip , $18. S teerage , one way , $7. $ails Every 10 days, leather permitting. For further particular» apply to J S KIMBALL, 2! Market St.. S. F. Cui , or to H C. THOMAS. Master ( Noted for its Fine Cuisine Department. NEW HOUSE-:-NEW FURNITURE Best Meals in the C ty. TILLAMOOK. OREGON Reduction in Lumber HohHonville, Or. COUGHS BALSAM and COLDS la a sure Remedy acre ibrval and for aetbmn II aoothea, fuOily abate. the cough, and render, «xpact- orauon eaay. Consumptives •uppoee con- only Oregonian and II kaih . iiiiit . 82 per year. Henceforth until further notice the prices of lumber will be as follows: Rough Lumber S 8 per M. 12 ” ” Shiplap Rustic 18 ” ” Flooring 20 ” ” After 30 days 10 per ceni interest will be charged on all bills. WANTED-AN IDEA^Ä Ocean Wave and Hi: in u.Hr. only #1.73 per year. thin« to paient’ Protect your idea. :lher may W.'Sk.’™’*’*!>•> Writ« JOHN WKDÌISR- BL HS A CO.. Patent Attorneys, Washington, l>. C., for their >1,800 prise offer. Tillamook Luniberinff Co.
