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For Sale OF Rent

AT KENILN ORTIZ, d. @.
FJk s4LE Ok kENI,
NEW COTTAGES AND DCNGALOWS-
a. ". x l.. y. MALLERY,
I1y. r ST. ~ Do. vT s-55 - So ~ -.
-..t--- - $50 .- - 80
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FOR lighthouses
II E-.-s-EZ

FOR REM
1913 18Th St. N. w.
10 rooms. b2Jh. ..-.....-...-...-.--.-..S $500
1852 Columbia Road n. w.
II rooms, 2 baths. IRE house.. $3.50
1900 9th ST. n. w.
9 rooms, bath. 1850
4O4 K ST. n. w.
70 rooms bath ..-..-.-.-.-..-------.---. $3.50
2O4 q St. n. w.
8 rooms, bath-..-.-.-..--.-..----- $50
25IS Ga. Ave n w.
6 rooms, bath...--.-.-.........- $50
7O4 9Th St. n. Z.
6 rooms, bath ........--.-.--...-.... 30
123 Carroll St. S. E.
1882 South Capitol ST. S. E.
Is rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1870
1851 HamTn ST. n. E, BroOkland,
u rooms, large yards-...--...-.-.....- 1850
200 K ST. n. w.
459 8th ST. S. w.
% rooms ------.----..---- -.--..--.-.-.--. 14-o0
3l4 18th ST. S. w.
Is rooms .----------.---.-.-- AGO
% FentOn St. n E
Rear COS Girard ST. n. w.
rooms ---....--.--.-.-..--..-.. u-O)
2I2 Capitol Ave, Ivy City, D. c,
i5 rooms .---...-.-...-.......... 1870
A. S. CAYWOOD,
Y
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FOR RE&I-BN
ALLAN z WALKER 4 Co. Inc. 1912 9 Il.
1923 Q 81 " W. IT. b. furnace heat $3.50
Quincy ST. y E.; n. b--....-..---.--- $3.50
l4l5 81 y. ", 6r, b-----...-...--.--.--- 20
1923 y 81 n E. ST., D-------------------- -1JO
1867 Emerson y. z; 6r, b----.-.----.-.-- 1I-5o
IZcJ Duncan 81 n f. T. 0.------------- 17-50
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST.
FOR RENT-Beautifu Groom new house
with all modern improvements. situated on
Georgia ave; VIII De- rented Tor $50 u a
suitable tenant is found promptly.
PHILLIPS g. SAGER
Phone IsI us 18th 81. n v.
FOR RENT-s25 and SOS B ST. s. E. six
rooms: colored tenant. SIS D n GOOD
ACRE. 2616 University pl NV. or City Hall
FOR RENT
DESIRABLE NEW HOME,
Lamont St. w-.sf II 17,h. 10 rooms. . baths.
Z closets, -arge uaaenent, stoTerOorn. servants
room with bath. hot-wate- heat, electric
yard; garage; on high ground. cool and
healthy. Vacated because Of the fact that
its owner, an army officer. has been ordered
to new post
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
612 14th St y W.
FOR RENT-Corner house. 2S0s Ca ave
southern exposure rooms ana bath. ce-
qulre 800 Ca ave
FOR RENT
6gf 2-D ST y VS. rooms and bath. g9od.
big rooms, front and rear yards. near cars
and departments Rent $50
MOORE < HILL. Inc. 1893 G st.
FOR RENT
6Sf @ ST y. ". nice square. near cars.
rooms and bath. only $3.50.
MOORE d HILL, Inc, 1888 C St
~ Isl ST. n. VS. room. bath: only
one square from G. P. O.; nelr Union Sta
ton Rent $15-15.
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1893 St
FJR RENT
To hrst-class co-ored tenants. new. &. rooms
and BATH -Js nth s e cheap az $3.50.
MOORE E HILL. Inc. ks G 81
FOR RENT-NEAR UNION STATION
90 4th 81 y Z, rooms and hath. SIS. 50
54s Sun ST. n z. rooms and bath 3 -
Apply CLIFTON LOTGHLIN
Room 9s, Met Bank. Bldg. 51s 18th ST.
FOR RENT-H5use, large rooms and bath
80 ID 81 " f. $3.50. Find key = W
corner q 5,h and u SITS. n f.
MOVING EXPENSES PAID
o-Eeo.n house. No $40 Wis place. near 18Th
and Pa ave 8
Rent $3.50
; w PICkFOED- l-I st y u.
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For Rent.

TAKCMA PARK
6-roo-r house. large l1ts p9rcnes, shade So D.
Flat. rooms all imp. close 10 cars -Z-59
Flat. rooms. All imp. close % cars Is %
FL FINISHED house. S rooms. large lot
fruit garden Z block % cars Tor
months. per month ---------.----- 500
G. p EICkFDED.
Odice. s4s Cedar ST. Tak0ua PARK
FOR EENL-5-rogm cottage Al Eelllggor-h:
spOd lor. On car Inc and one fare % cts.
Rent only SIS
BALLARD & LANHAM, Inc,
Oh lsth s.. ~ w
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FOR EENT-slT J-l1r-h S-Z}-Lzrze -J01&
and uIg gC-slI. cons cI.l-utly arm --eLi- JesL
street car a--g4nla1eis- -.1s. saO- lzlsayor-
no1l. near plJ-l- ga grounds Aey a. l115
kusell-e 81 ~
Az ELEGAAI. ---r0ou suburban house WIKI
baths large cellar --L4 s--.-.--.4t saa1s
lrrcs s-L- o4I--lE house az brentwood SLs-
-OIF ErllC- Lr-Ls- --l-l-g, Nd. I-sL Ol--
SIDE iar District Line ana J9Il-Ds IKE tal-Jl -
B41---sD-Ls u----Ills 81 O-uCs. on q car lines.
az. tILf o. 1IDlr1-L glellr-c cars. Wash
llstOas Spa SpTlus sl41 lIIetLa elr-JIlc rail-
roe-. Jlt % sr a~alls-gl 1Ulur slrc. and b-I-
,lL1-t O. ONO r. a.. s--l s---l9l pace
THIS ma EIlilyvIlL EuLe is suitable either Tor
a gentleman nome or ideal boarding
nous ~ san--1Tlll4- Will sell this prop
rlt- iCr E--rH-D -pJl very. N-Ey Eras1Lzl.s
Terms o. lease 20 reliable tenant Lyr 4
,y.-l ~ years. Llr so per LluLl- Lh.4
property a. equipped saith al l.-yLegZ con-
yelleu-es App-g 10 j. O.. ROGERS. owner.
90 - 81 y ~. zeu-aA Blds-. ~ Hyatts-
lIIe. Nd
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS telxI IS-aCTION
AND CLEANING FREE
Full set Of S4e9
Gold crowns 500
BrtdgeWork ..-...-----.-....--Sz-2V
FILINGS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S-oJ
ARMY & NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS.
Cor 9Th and + \. W. Entrance. $50 F.
ALVEOLAR TEETH-Painless. lasting, Won
derfully ifolike: bridgeWork OF plates IN
-sCeFssry. Pr 'Uless filling. DR.. J. L WILL
So>,. 20S F.
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

UPHOLSTERING. cabinet work. repairing
finishing. slip covers, and screens. pes
work. lowest prices. satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO. 1913 Goth ST. Phone y. ss23
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-HOUSES
COLORED PURCHASER.
A very desirable three-sto-v brick. & rooms
and bath. near Dupont circle. VIII sell o..
very easy terms 90 responsible party. Rented
for $3.50 per month Price. $3.50.
BALLARD g. LANHAM. Inc,
81 18Th ST n W.
AN IDEAL HO0IE-6-room house artIc- en-
crete cellar, chicken house. water on porch
latrobe heat. gas for cooking. lot IuJ1I5G
ueaJ.y Leneeas small fruit and plenty "
shade small cash payment. balance 10 suit
purchaser II. q. KINDER. Owner som AMI
Beech SITS. Mt Rainier. Nd
FOR SALE-Szoo cash VIII buy one OF those
spiendldiy located houses az Sd anu r I
ave y W. fine rooms. tiled bath hot
water heat convenient 10 = car lines. On,
WILLIGE. GIBEs K DANIEL so7-o5 18th
FOR sALE-FIRsT TLIE OFFERED
THE BEST
Two-st0ry and cellar Groom and bath n,o5e-,,
dwellings, ever offered.
THE TALK or WASlfI-- GTON
Houses Dig enough IN qualify, cheap enough
IN price, 10 set every house hunter IN me
city talking Public opinion SAYS these are
the best yet We're ready 20 give Won rba
biggest and the best bulIt house ever ID
$500.
We won't have % talk the-u much-tbev
talk for themselves Inspect the sample
houses.
IuI OK 1o51 EUCLID ST y. W
Handsome pressed-brick fronts well br7irr
solid colonial pCTChes southern e,llos1lre -
ieeJ front parking. large back Yards ba7f
square from IIth ST. cars-one Of H. -.
sections Of beautiful Columbia Heights.
SEE FOR NOCESEL.Fr'-
II you want HOME or an INV ESTNEN--
PERCY Il RUSSELL
so St y. W
TO ANYONE WANTING A FIRST
CLASS HOME here Is an opportunity
&c secure a bargain new house eE
Jraordinarily well built; contains &
large rooms. tiled bath pedestal law
aIory. nickel plumbing. gas and cleo
tric lighting. ho--water heat, house %
feet wide, convenient 10 best car sery-
- - 49,. .-------
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PHYSICIANS

II - O1f1NO
Dr.. Leonard S. Nicholson.
Consultation free 1900 Il 81. y W Cen
eraI Office practice Medicines furnished
Goitres. Tumors. and skin Cancers removed
by electric treatment. ONCE central
FLOOR OILS
NEVER CHANGE
G T Hr%Tr RS SANITARY DJST-kILL-
INC FLOOR OIL. keeps the doors clean
and br.slt. gives them polished finish. Good
for your ft~uiture, Try IT, SOC gallon de-
Iivered ~roc- Main 545S. Onlce I13 Pa
ave. n ~ Washington. u. e.. Used by
L. s Gov ameut and over 5000 families
for the la % years.
ASK ABOUT IT.
ONCE USED. ALWAYS USED.
BRIN KHAN )
SANITARY WAX FLOOR OIL
Price, 15c Bottle SOC Gal Delivered
FOR STORES AND PRIVATE Use.
LAYS the DUST and DOES NOT leave
the floor STICKY or SLIPPERY. t1t
BRINGS out the GRAIN and GIVES the
floor a HARD WOOD FINISH Just the
thing for the floor after taking up the car
pets and mattings-
Mfg and Sold by Ed BRISENAN & CO.
Phone Main 1907. Ofiice 800 Pa ave. y. ".
Sold az All Grocery and Cigar stores.
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MOUNT IDA

on the beautiful Virginia hills. IS Jnaue--
uHuabiy rhs most beautiful sub-1-5 1as-
W-ShInet0ns water sewerage rrau5Tf--I-
walks, prices very low. 500 l0- up- 8aIv IS
minutes l-th St and Pa ave- lnr car ser
vice Gail AZ general Offices, clg Isth s. gz-
booklets transportation. exc
FOR SALE-Flne new Groom house IN b.
wyn, near steam and trolley good CON
creed cellar 3 large lots, fine garden water
and plenty u shade everything ready 10
move in; 500 cash. bal monthly, same as
rent
JOHN J. RLEINER & Co.
CO. + ST. y w.
GET THESE while cheap. Il acre lots on
Baltimore electric line; miles from Dis
Jrict. SCC. Terms easy BOX II. Times
offics.
SEND for new Bulletin OF Suburban homes
and Farms
MARION DCChETT q SON.
Gil y "
CA.oore-s Addition
CLARENDON, VA,
minutes from -Aqueduct Bridge VIA Falls
Church Electric Railway IS minutes TO l2th
ST and Pa ave Original shade trees
Lots 500 esch. s. cash and - per month.
No Interest No Taxes
We viii build home 70 suit yoa on
monthly payments
b NJ DAVIDSON. Agent.
Residence, Clarendon, Va Rosslyn, Va
NICE LITTLE. 6-acre chicken farm. win
buildings SI.5et; only $50 down. on electric
line BOX co. Times ofilce-
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED.
We Will do your moving. packing. storing
and shipping, and take in payment old fur-
niture stoves, etc WASHINGTON FURNI-
TURE CO, 9Th and 5 SITS y ". North 227O
GET OUR ESTIMATE on moving. packing
and storing. Free insurance policy. UNION
STORAGE q TRANSFER CO. 1885 F. W. 6s
FIREPROOF STORAGE-Special lock COM
partments 81 per month up Lowest rates
OF Insurance and every modem convenience
Estimates furnished MERCHANTS TRANS
FER & STORAGE co, s20-S2z L s. " W
Phone NJ 6SJc.
NOyTNG-City or country. large three 81
horse padded vans Estimates OF by The
load LITTLEFORD. ALVORD CO.
COLORADO BLDG.
Telephone w 737-S-9
PADDED VANS. 500 load; 2-horse wagons.
800 load. Phone Main l9l5-l6. COLUMBIA
TRANSFER * STORAGE CO.. 500 y Y
ave Packing and shipping. Storage 81 90
van load.
NDFSTRUCTIBLE STORAGE. 1000 ROOMS.
Inspect this warehouse and note the cleanII-
ness and manner Of storing furniture Moth
Proof Rooms for furs. rugs. etc Silver
Vault. Carpet Cleaning Automobiles, Pianos.
Padded Vans for Moving. Lowest Prices.
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY. 1920 U St
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely d.s-
proof storage. moving, packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. 4lS-20 10Th 81 y W
Main 4229
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS?
White help and moderate prices LEON l.
CAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning CO.. re-
moved 70 81 81. y. ". Phone NJ 7I59.
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WITHOTT OTHER CASH EAEMEN-- :
50 per month sill buy handsome 7-roou
pricK house al Nj Rainier. Nd. Just in the
Mary land line / car fare low taxes no IN
reasonable restrictions This handsome home
contains cabinet colonial nantes kitchen
and dining room cabinets Handsomely ua-
pered ana on large lot. concrete walk. and
= minutes from electric cars on r ave
extended Also beautiful frame dwelling
same terms J. q. ROGERS. Owner M
Ea-u-e-. No. = ]. aEe- = = So - -
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-S on YOUR own side
before you let the money slide see on
stock slightly used tailored suits s. 10 SO
one price only JUSTH'S OLD STAND. SO u
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CREAM GRADING.

Operators Of cream stations be careful in the
selection OF which made into butter Each should
insist better quality of cream, thereby making possible
for the butter maker manufacture better grade of butter
Heretofore the farmer has often brought which
unfit for the manufacture Of butter and the average station
has accepted this and mentioned to the farmer the
poor quality OF and its ufness for butter making
given any suggestions for handling before reaches
the station
Too often has been the that the farmer woud deliver
his in any conveyance in which he happened 90
might he top buggy lumber wagon load Of load
of hay Many have thought OF the idea Of placing damp
cloth the in in delivering creamery,
and has been shown all of these conditions have tendency
the vary considerably The station
ever should grade all and plainly TO the
producer the quality of his II his is of poor
quality the receiver should be ready to offer suggestions
OF in which this might be improved and il quality
fairly good the patron should be encouraged 10 continue the
delivery OF such
But the producer is not entirely responsible for the
quality of delivered creaeries from stations
1t that heretofore stations have been permitted to
receive and in direct connection with produce houses
and of general merchandise Any who has handled
dairy products knows of the sscepbeness OF them to all odos
and favors with which they contact aid that the cond
ton Of some of the stations and has been
the proprietor OF these places Each station
range for separate clean sanitary apartment which to
ceive and ana must be very careful in the maintain
ing Of sanitary conditions about these places s M h .
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Size Of Sample: With milk 76 cubic centmeters taken
and placed Babcoc bottle bat with cream weighed sample
Of IS grams taken owing to The variation in density and butter
fat content in different samples Of The contents of the
sample bottle first thoroughly mixed which may be accom-
phed by first heating temperature Of from no to T2o
When contents vscous and lumpy, and pouring
from vessel TO another several times The sample Of 10
cubic cenmeers with milk OF I8 grams with is inn
medaey taken and placed in bottle Not dep of this sample
must be lost in the process Of transferring TO bottle
ADDING ACID TO SAMPLE.
Suphrc acid is next added to the weighed measured
sample This acid chemically pure and is known com
merca sulphurc acid which has specific gravity Of r82
49, 1t very poisonous and destructive all kinds Of organic
matter such wood clothes and should be kept in closed
glass bottle lead vessel It very dequecen and readily abb
serbs moisture from c air and weak for If left
open the atmosphere The amount Of acid added varies
cording to quality and temperature Of milk and cream and
strength Of acid at time Of adding but 75 cubic cenmecrs
added in ideal conditions The bottle next held by neck and
given gentle rotary motion This acid acts in the milk
in the three following
r.aIt dissovcs and chars the solids not fats, causing
separation of them from the fats
Its aclonfases the temperature Of mixture quite mater
tally. causing all fats 70 exist in a fluid state.
g. INCREASES lie specific lasi VI ri1fure fefeby as-
stng the erafaon of TAT from the rest Of the mixture by
. Causing fat to rise.
The acid should be added g tc Hik Of cream the bols
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will be noted that the richer the the greater the
lation fat in the samples taken from of the same
quality II is for this that most States require weighed
sample be tested by all persons buying according to
test c butter fat
The bottles should be enpticd and cleaned tho test
measured and recorded The bottles should be inverted and
shaken while pyng in order that the sediment in the bottom
OF bottle, which is probably calcium salts is washed away
The bottles and other glassware should then be washed in
solution Of standard cleaner washing powder then
rnsed in clear and turned up to drain brush should
be used in cleaning out the necks OF the bottles.
Ccion 10 testers Each person testing not be
careful in caring for testing apparatus He should test the
balances often and that his I8 gram is not undcrwcghng
ovcrwcghng The person who is careful in his sampng and
testing the who has very little trouble with shortages or
overrun
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CREAM RECEIVING. STATIONS.

The average receiver one who has been in the work
for short time and finds that he is hardly well enough in
formed to cope with of the conditions which he is
PEELED to meet The question will often be asked him by some
of his patrons who delivering cream what the and
for the test Of delivered different times varying
from per cent The average receiver is up against it
and give very few for the variation Notwithstanding
that he knows that the made correct There several
conditions at the farm and in the delivering which may influence
the test from time to time, among which The following
Position Of cream screw in separator
Variation in size Of fat qobucs in milk 70 be separated
Variation in kinds Of feed led to cattle, causing larger
per cepiage of soft or hard fats,
a Variations in temperature and acc OF mills
s. Variation in speed of bowl Of separator
49, Different of dirt and other foreign matter i'll
-. Condition OF separator and Ieycng and
s. Variation in condition Of delivered to station as
lumpy, partly clufncd and frozen, very thick
These some OF the conditions which may meet with
every day. and much variation or per cent in
cream delivered at two successive deliveries.
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The Demon OF The Air

Is tho germ OF LaGrlppe, that.
breathcd in, brings suffering to thou
sands. It's aftes effects are weak
ness, nervousness. lack Of appctttA,
energy aud ambition. with disorder.
ed liver and kidneys. The greatest
ueed then is Electric Bitters, the
splendid tonic, blood purifier and 70
gulatnr Of Stomach. Liver and Md.
neye Thousands have proved thSt
they wonderfully strengthen ths
nerves. build UP the system aud ~
Store health I'D scu1 sr.rste 1%ter -
attack II Grin r. suffering. tFy
them Only Boo Perfect sasisl-c
ton gupanseed BY all druggists
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5000 10000 oooo ooo 9
o Kill the Bill June II. G
0 ooo ocoo 10000 oooo O
Worse Than bullets

Bullets have often caused less sui
iering 10 soldiers than the eczema T..
W. Hartman. burlington, Nc. got
In the army. and suffered With. forty
YEAR But Bucklens ATnica Sa'ye
r%irad mo whom all else failed, he
writes. Greatest healer Tor eofes,
Ulcers. Rolls. BURNS Cuts. wounds,
slrnIses anu llls1 2Jc II y. esus'
slfia,
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The CalI Of the Blood

for puriiica ion, finds voice in PIN
pies, bolls sallow complexion, a
jaundiced look, moth patches and
blotches on the skin,--all signs Of
liver trouble But DR.. Kings New
Life Pills make rich red blood; give
clear skin, rosy cheeks. fine com
plexon, health. Try them, Csc at
all druggists.
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George iIenshaw, 0f Madll, au-
thorizes The Leader TO announce his
candidacy f1r corporation commits
sioner subject to the Democratic
primaries.
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COMPOSITE SAMPLING.

Some Of the creaneries and ice factories still
praccing what known composite Sampng BY this method
sample taken Of each delivery Of and placed bottle
containing preservatve keep the samples good
don After week ten days, two weeks delivery the bottle
is taken from the shelf and test made which gives
age test of the several deliveries OF fairly
test may be obtained where the samples kept good
don and the size of sample is proporonate to the amount
Of each delivery ol Where the of each delivery
of cream varies and poporone sample not taken and added
rect
The sampler known the Mckay is constructed in Suc
manner that may take proportional sample Of each de-
livery
The most satisfactory way determine the amount of fat in
milk and cream BY the sampng and testing Of each delivery
Of BY this method may figure Immediately the
amount Of butter fat delivered and remit for In
cries where the manager must keep check the
losses butter fat almost necessary that he may know very
the Of butter fat delivered in day. amount
churned at certain time Therefore, he should test each de-
livery of cream it is brought to the creamery
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Eor CONGRESS. Second District.

hereby announce that am a can
didate for representative in congress
from Second congressional district Of
Oklahoma, subject to the approval OF
The Democratic voters OF said district
at the primary election to be held
August 2, 1910. John j Gerlaoh,
Woodward, okla.
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CREAM SAMPLING AND TESTING.

II is also true that this variation in may depend to
degree upon the and carefuness with which the sample
taken and upon the accuracy Of the The milk
must e evenly mixed by pouring from vessel to another and
h the OF the strrer which drawn back and
o several times through all parts of the mixture In this
is possible fair sample when the is in
good condition. sample should be taken when cream is
in frozen condition. and is almost impossible TO obtain
average sample of umpy partly churned fairly
curae sample Of lunpy may be taken If the cream is
through finely mlesled sieve.
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ADOPTS COMMISSION FORM.
Special to Daaly .LeAaer

Special to Only Leaoer.
sKingfishcfs 0lla., April 25--The
q cEizallryffesiueflsAs by majority
a G2 have adopted the commission
form of government and named the
following candidates R ffeeholders:
NJ. E. Dall, II. e. Fulton. Porter dar-
ris. S. T. Alexander. r. Pappe. w. L.
REYNOLDS. y NJ. SDiece, J. S. Patrick,
Elmer Solomon and II W Hinch.
They also voted bonds for waierworks
improvements and s2S,eo0 for out
standing indebtedness.
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lCon5inued from Page q

With such place this milk may be kept fresh and sweet for
greater length Of time.
The Of preservaves such foan benzoate of soda
sacyc acid and borc acid in milk prohibited by law and
should not be used in the smallest amounts