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BUTTER MAKING ON THE FARM.
T he C ounty O fficial P aper
Many of those who make this
indispensable product of the farm
little realize how much benefit a
little labor expended in the l ight
T he T ii . limook H eadlight C umfisv direction will help toward produc
(INCOM PORATKD)
ing butter that is far superior to
1 tlm. average. The following arti
W. E. D. J ones , E ditor and M anager
cle by Mrs. A. C. Gulden is from
the Memphis Appeal Avalanche.
KATES OK SI'IISI'RIFTIOK.
'Hl KlCfl.V IK AllVANCK )
Many neat house wives are not
One yent
lirsl-class
butter makers, not nec
Si X mon tini
I'lnre lilunthw
essarily because of neglect on their
pari, but because of poorly fed, ill-
ADVEKTISING KATES.
bred cows, unkept stables and
per ye» r >6 75
i Inch, per monili
fo.75
” 2o.oo carelessness on
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3 75
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11.00
Local notic*M, ioc I h per line, ; ami
___ set».
__ «fier |
If the firmer wishes his wife to
the first insertion. Only sets per line for first
insertion for regnlHr a<lvertÌMer».
excel in butter mnking, lie must
Lost, Found, For Kent, ForStth’, Wanted, and .
Special noticew, in clitBsItled “ad" colttiniD*, at do his Hliare in the selection and
the rate of one cent per word for Hint insertion
and halt rates thereafter.
breeding of good cows, give butter
Legal notice», Nonpareil. ioc I h . per line for
first insertion and ftets per line for each stibse producing feed, provide comforta
|iient inserlion.
wholesoino stables, and
I^F**A1I notices or com in n nicitlioits should ble and
be »ent in as early in the week as possible.
lake care in tlm milking— iis milk
. is very susceptible to odors and
Telephone No 6.
j limy become unlit for use simply
office oil Fi .t St., w.nd ot Stillwell Ave.
ns the result of a filtU^'loor or a
FUBLIHIIKD KVKMY THURSDAY BY
MCKINI.EY NOMINATED.
As predicted by
all, McKinley
dirty cow with an uncleaiied udder.
Then if the wife is supplied with
I Im conveniences essential, is thor
ough in the care of utensils, keeps
the surroundings of the milk dean
and sweet, and is punctual and
was nomimiled on tlm first ballot
by an oviirwlmlming vote. Hobart
of New Jersey was nominated for
vice president.
Tlm platform is discreet in her duties, we see no
all right except on the liminciiil reason why every farmer’s wife
question, which was dictated by should not be il successful blitter
maker.
tlm money power.
Milk should he strained and set
Tile IIE.ll»l.I g III' feels very favor
able toward McKinley, lint it is las soon ns possible alter it conies
. ------ re in its opposition Io tlm gold from tlm cow. Il is well to place
la cloth in the common strainer,
stmidmd. While we sometimes
engage in jest for (Im iiliiiisenmiit through which the milk may filter,
of the people, wh desire tunny that
our opinion 011 this mutter ¡ h ser
ious, mid our conclusions have
been at rived nt by em nestly mid
calmly investigating tlm subject.
We could give our reasons but
shell not Imre I In* public by reit
erating arguments so familiar to
all. Like many ot lier republicHiis
wo hesitate to desert tlm republi
can party, which has iiconiplislmd
international
agreement.
The
liminciiil plank is praclically it
straddle, intended to cutch votes.
Il is lull'd Io give up our old nllili
tiims mid desert tlm republican
party, so we presume we sluill
have to submit to tlm will of tlm
convention mid accept tlm pint—
I'urm, however il doesn't chango
our opinion on the matter, as our
convictions are the result of care
ful study and observations.
Hur
rah for McKinley, but dnrii the
The delegates will be elected to
attend the Mate Bimetallic con
veillion, which will be belli at Me-
Miiinville on tlm Uth of July, and
there delegates will be chosen to
go to tlm silver convention lit St. i
Louis on July 22.
It is expected
that Senator Teller w ill Im nomi
nated. endorsed by all the parties
in favor of silver, mid elected, as it |
is thought every state west of the
Mississippi ami nil south of tile
family purse.
(By a T
r > ook F
SA/V FRANCIS^0
M anufacturers of L umber and B oxes , and D ealers in
General Merchandise
Clothing, Footwear!
ne )
The grass is very good this year
where the meadows have been pro
perly cared for.
We like to make
good day and can when the weath
Sperry Flour, Best California.
er perm it».
Draw
in
hay
when
the
sun
We wish to call attention to our
teas.
We guarantee satisfaction to
the most fastidious.
shine—alter I lie dew begins to fall
it will
be
more
or
less
musty.
Avoid tramping when first brought
i >, but it may bo
trumped down
next morning.
J. E. SIBLEY,
T^orth Pacific Brewery
LaGrippe!
JOHN KOPP, Proprietor.
I) r . II. I’ atchhn ’ s SPEC, is rapidly
becoming an indispensible family medi
cine. It not only takes effect immed
iately, arresting the pangs of influenza,
but acts on the etnunctories of the sys
tem; thus freeing it of the accumulations
of La Grippe of long standing. This is
why rheumatism so frequently yields to
this treatment and Disturbances of the
Lungs, Stomache, Kidneys and Bowels
are so quickly overcome. 90c per large
bottle, 50c per small.
Inquire of your
Druggist.
ASTORIA, ORE
The favorite beer made
on this coast, considered
by many to be superior to
Milwaukee beer. Call for
it, and insist on having
Kopp’s beer.
Supplying families with our bottle
beer, direct, or through any house
handling our beer, a specialty. Ask
your dealer for price per doz. or case.
BUREAU SALOON
Don’t put up green grass or
C. H. SMITH, Prop’r.
W ines , L iquors and C igars .
crops of sap to show, put Ilia Inly
in the Inn n, providing it is n dry,
Kopp's Beer on Draught
tvarm afternoon. T his is a better
test than judging by the time it
has been curing. The liny should
not get too ripe. It is a little more
The McMinnville errnmery is
,
OiTered
lor sale at $1,600.
It ¡H
. saitl to have cost 88,000.
It ¡H
probably one of tlm old Davis &
ITinl.in jobs. They put in a great
, many creameries at from 80.(100 to
; 810,000 w hich ought not to have
, cost more than half those ligules
,
and
in the majority of cases in
|
tow
n which had no use lor even a
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nture must often
be varied, ........
mid i 81,500 creamery.—Rural North
depends upon tlm kinds of feed,
west.
breed of row s, etc.
T'.m churning should cease when
if il small bottle of Shaker Di
tlm granules are about tlm size of gestive Cordial does you no good,
n gnill)| wheat kernel.
don’t buy a large one.
After tlm buttermilk is removed,
Prove all tilings; bolt! fast that
(lie butter must Improperly wash- which is good. It’s not good for
,.,| 1(| „ temperature of about 25 everybody only for the tliin, pale,
,|,.grees. and tlm sa't added, an sick, weak and weary.
For those
to tlm pound being the rule, who are start ing for want of di.
Truckee
G rand C entral B illiard
H all .
Fine Liquors and Cigars
DifEct from
F. to Tillamoolç
H eadquarters
for the
C elebrated
Tillamook, Oregon.
GAMBR1NUS BEER
*
Freight linndled with dis
patch mid at lowest rates.
Fruit delivered in good order.
Best tccommodation and Cheapest Route
to or from Tillamook.
i
J. P ALLEN. Prop’r.
Every attention pnid to wants and conveni
ences of passengei s. First class table set
*
Noted for it* Fine Cuisine Department.
Reduced Rates!
Best Meals in the C ty.
C abin , O ne W ay , $10.
" R oundtrip , $18.
S teerage , one way , $7.
permitting.
For furl lier particulars apply to
J. S KIMBALL,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
Sturgeon s
» Market St., 8. F Cal , or to
H 0. THOMAS, Master,
Hobaonville, Or.
For your Protection. - Catarrh “Curee” or
1 > me» for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken
in* v.tdlv, usually contain eith- r Mercury or
Iodide <»f Potacea, or both, which are injur
ious if tooloug taken. Catarrh is a local, not
al 1” h 1 dif»»;^e. < t <1 by midden change to
cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal
pis-sagee, affecting «yes, ears anti threat.
Cold m the head ca’ -*••.< «xe«*esiYe flow of
rnnma, and, if ret.*-aietlly neglected, the re
sults of catarrh will follow; severe pain in
the hi ad, a r< aring sound in the ear*, led
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis
charge. The remedy ah« »uld l«e quick to allay
inflammation and heal the membrane. F.Iv s
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
three tronidos and contains no mercury
nor any injirions drug. Price, 50 cent*.
(|H. „alt |(l have dissnlved— brain, Idood. energy—alter it is
likely to follow suit. II the silver H|,oiit three hours is sullicient —it digested. If not digested, it w ill
inlliereiits all unite they will sweep
again be worked
do you no good at all.
tlm country.
Tlm function of this second work.
Shaker digestive cordial helps
ing is twofold: To insure pel feet your stomach to digest your food
I '.in.1.1.1 h ■ jn-t b -tow i'll names (li^tribulioii of the biine through anti cures indigestion penuaneutlv
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oh its territory bordel ing I lie A re
| the butter, so it will not be left When you’ve tried a small bottle,
tie nt . hi . It will Imreufter ap
I streaked, mid to work out the you can tell.
WANTED-AN
IDEAi~
pear tut tlm limp in four i.lstricta
WANIED-AN IDEAoTÄÄÄ
, Franklin J
w,,icl' lm"
«'tracted by
Sold by druggists. Trial bottle
or provinces, uiig.ua
I ..
H( KN tW CO., Patent Alternava, Washington.
the dissolving salt.
Il must not I 10 cents.
Muckuutio nini V ukon.
L). C., fur their
prim offer.
ami, Witeoiieiii, and Michigan are
Manager Store and Mill, Hobsonville, Oregon.
Principal Office, «49. Berry St., S. F. Mills at Truckee. Cal..
Take a lew stalks of liny or
ver.
clover and twist with all your
might. If you can’t get n few
l.ut thia varies slightly according gt>sled footl. For those who can
to I lie taste of the con'inner.
not get fat or strong, because their
Il in.iv then be worked enough slomaehs do not work as they
Io somewhat tlmuglily mix the but ought to.
lei and salt.
L'liese me tlm people, millions of
Ohio liter mid Mason and Dixon's
After this Ims been set aside nt them, whom Slia er digestive cor-
line will vote for free silver, and
temperature of from titty to fitly- will cure.
it is presumed tluit Illinois, Indi- Hx o degrees fora time, long enough
Food makes strength muscle,
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.LUMSfi
PROVISIONS, LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES,
EXPERIMENT IN HA YING.
liouble to pul up bay cut a little
early, but it is belter lin'd taken
'The stock
space in your burn,
will relish it better in the winter
months.
biineimilk from the last churning,
Lay out just a day’s work when
if iIm i nvor has been nil right mid hay ing: don't cut it down faster
tlm butter Ims come readily.
tImn you cun handle it.
If it is desired, just previous Io
II pays Io be partieiilnr.
churning, butler color may lie Lay means fat, healthy stock, and
milled. Some object io this, and il hit pocket book.
Bleached,
we know of good butter makers woody, or musty hay will cause
wlm grate tlm outside yellow oil your stock to look scrawny, and
carroits,
putting it in slightly will bring von bad luck generally.
warmed skimmed milk for a few
moments
before
straining
it
through a cloth into tlm cream.
They claim this also adds to the
flavor.
The cream is then placed in tlm
linmicial plunk.
chill'll, whit'll Ims been thoroughly
sen hied mid rinsed with cold water
There will bo a mass meeting in to pi ei ent stick ing anti temper il
Ibis pine« next Saturday of all to tIm ci emu. It is then churned
friends of silvei Io elect four dele lit about lit* degrees. I his temper-
gate« to tlm state convention of
tlm Union Bimetallic party.
All
who are in sympathy with the
movement uro invited to attend.
lime a weak brine may be poured
over it.
Good butter can readily find sale
in privave families in the farmer’s
neighboring village or city, if a
little pains is taken to secure and
keep the customers, thus bringing
a good ileal of handy cash into the
Don’t suit tlm hay.
It doesn’t
help it to keep, and the stock must
eat the salt even if not relished. J
make a brine and sprinkle the hay
in the manger when linstock need
salt. Salt sprinkled in the mow
does not salt tlm hay evenly.
I shut the doors of the barn as
soon as I put the last load of liny
I Ims removing all possible dirt, in in tlm afternoon so ns to keep
lids cloth may be a square cheese tlm air in the barn warm,
I.cave
ei.ilii doubled, which is handy and doors open for ventilation in the
easily cleansed.
morning
Tlm milk, whether set in puns
Don’t dry your hay to dentil,
or deep cans, in list lie <| il ickly cool Ctl:oil, hut don’t bleach it out.
ed and kept between 40 and 50 de It is belter cured partly in the
grees before sk¡milling, when the cock or w indrow, if settled went li
cream will all Im up, if these con er, but don't leave it in the cock
ditions tire nmt.
too long, as n gas rises
A Iter I Im cream is skimmed oil' ground that spoils the liny.
11 great work, lull duty impels us into a dish large enough to hold
......... well, its II pretty hard iloso to cream lor suliicienl churning, it
swaHow, hut wo expect Io vote the should each time ho well stirred
repiihlicau ticket next Noveiuber, mid then kept nt or a little below
lliougli with misgivings ns Io our 50'’, while the daily skimmings are
We being added, until there is enough
cmscicimi’ being j 11 -Iil’uil.
feel ns if we were between I lie ilev- lor n churning, when it must be
il mid I Im deep sea. (hir posil ion warmed up Io <10° in summer, and
from 5 to 10° higher in the winter,
is line iml'oi table.
mid stand for
hours to ripen.
Tim ri'piililicmi plnll'orm is gold It should then have a smooth gios,
stmidmd in iuteiition, but n sop is sy iippearaiiee when sti.ied,
thrown to tlm flee silver people til
if tlm cream is not properly rip-
a little talk about seem ing mi in I lened in Hint lime, il buttermilk
ternational ligi eemeiil. T he prom j stm ter may Im used; this may he
ise is too faint, and of course noth
ilig will ever be done to seeure an
be worked until salvy, but must
lie elastic, mid yet, if doubled over
will still break apart a little.
At
this working it may lie made into
attractive balls or packed
In tlm latter case it is well to
place a circle of cloth over the top,
ami if the butter is to be kept some
flew and ¡Select ^toclç.
patent l^edicineg and Druggist’s Notion^.
A Fine Line of Jewelry
Stationer», Books.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.