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W a s h i n g t o n • A l b g o y . Xe-W V'orlt > tie d in Nevada. It had previously
been exp loited in-that country for
a n d iS i.a t« !» t o i n p / y t o j f n f f a t o b y
at le a st a ceutury.and a half, a
l li e f a .» t e s t t i g i i ; s . « A l l ¡ h a t n i g h t
fa ct supported by "documentary
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ten in native Russian aifd a s no
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poai- of iil'.u eiujng (h e ,»><»< I; m ar­ cam e it» koeper when tlie pur
ket, am i, to.eouutouact them , Hee- chase w as .completed. Its fame
letjiry CortolyouwAv-ioie frequent still flourishes and it is said that
an offer of <>,000 ha» been refused
signed statem eip a, givin g the
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d e s c r ilie d , b e fo re J . H . U p t o a , a t L a n g ­
lo is , o n t h e 1st d a y of O c to b e r , 1908.
C la im a n t n a m e s as w ltto s s e s -.
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h a lf o f S e c tio n 1 «, T o w n s h ip t h i r t y
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W i lla m e t t e m e r id ia n , O re g o n . A l l p a r ­
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fic e o n o r b e fo re s aid 3 rd d a y o f Sep­ H U p t o n
te m b e r , 1908.
B enz m i s I- E u d t , K e g ls 'e r .
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o f O r e g o n , h a s t h is d a y ¡ d W in t b is o f - ,
tlc e h ie e »'o rp H ta te tn o iit N o J M k il, fo
th e p u rc h a s e u t t h e s E i N W 1 & b i t s
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songlix is m o r e .v z it„ a b le fo r ita t im 'a i r
o r atone U p, a f b r a g r ic u lt u r a l p u rp o s es ,
n o * to e g ta b lis ', L i p e l» jiu to s ai l la n d
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■ ■Oregon in w onderfully adapted to the. groin ng of
E N G I-Iifll W A LN U TS’, it is' their true home. Large
plantings are hping^nn^-e, nusnerous trees in beaming,
producing trem endim ’s crops yearly, in proof. A sm all
grove, gives independent income, is the coming great in-
industry. Big profits, sm all antlay o f capital. Write
today fo r Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions and
results, also N ursery catalog-
,BROO/CB^SONS,
W alnul Nursery.
Carlton, Oregon-
It is n singular, ta^t that we
C alifornians «egl<jet,jt.lie jgerani- w o u ld d a re t o le a v e .p o r t, io « a tr a n s -
I usterners envy us hutuuse A t la n t ic to y g g s ” w ith o u t a .f u ll,c o m p le ­
the geranium s grow u»i (9 the sec- m e n t o f these u seful a c im s ls .x a jY s n .e x -
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.tid story of a house, mid visitors c h s tg e . A c o m p a ra tiv e ly « w a ll n u m b tr
o f th e passengers o n one of the»«.,crafts
. ty that a five-foot hedge of red e v e r see s c a t a t sea. R ecent 1 j r « c a t th a t
geranium s is one of the iaest bril- m y s te rio u s ly fou nd its w ay In to th e c ab in
. nt gift ¡its on eo tth . W hyzion't saloon o f th e 8 t P a u l w h llt th e usual
v, c luive more .hedges like this? c o n c e rt fo r aged Eailors was In progress
And wliy dop’t.w e h n v e .n io i e m id w as hatted w it h as m uch a s to n is h m e n t
as a m ts s e n g a r fro m M a rs m ig h t h a te
’ -tter gertm ipnis <ju-irywhere in- been. Som e o f , t h e ¿» s s en g tra accn ud
s t i . d <»f eoddiingaxirv*|(lfl»ts that to th in k she b a tt c o m n lr p m th e sea. lik e
«re not adapted t O Q iir m > f n t t t io n s ? a m e rm a id . A ,s te w a rd seize« pussy by
\ o orner pteiit, nf»»ite.or,/««.^ign, th e s c ru ff o f th e neck and she p ro m p tly
s i- m s to he »0 jHi»io<i|ly..pt hem e d isapp eared.
E v t r y b ig lln s r e arrte a fr o m I M o 20
w ith »» ns the muehntegleeled g e­ cats on a voyage. A s a » e n e jS l th in g
ranium, sa y s the Garden Maga- th e y find p le n ty o f occupatio n s c a m p e r­
in g a fle r -th e m ic e In th e h o ld , h u t i f sbj
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A nyone who explores ©nr foot- o f th e m com e lu r k in g a ro u n d t h r p a n try
th e y a re . b o u n tifu lly Jed. T h e o n ly du ty
1,¡'Is and canyons inay find d esert­ im posed on th e s te w » rd s 1 s t b . |« e th a t
ed cabins around wjhiclijSjre grow- th e cats d o n o t g s t .t n t o th e sleeping
tig i.iany tar'vjjips ft»! ^ ernim im s :a b in s o r th e saloon.
A cat once b ro k t u p s gam e o lp o lf e r lh
ui nearly aU"shade»«,f.iolor. from
e s m o k in g c ab in of th e G e rm a n ic ., It
vhite Io carm ine, with, no hand th
had e ate n som e poisonous s tu ff In th e
near to till,.w ith n», m oisture ex
h o ld a nd reached the s m o k in g c a b ln .ln
g re a t distress before going In lo c o n v a l
eept the annnal ruu»fa(ll, yet seem
mg to thrive fully as we 11 11» the slons. W h e n th e cab in w as c ls a rtd an
a rm e d m an fr o m K e n tu c k y shot th e »at
iv e r a f 1 nativ, phuit.
an d th r e w i t »trarboard.
The gerunlum i»,^u,U»y»bleffo r Its
toiiage effeet alpait-ei^o^.uiussing
CALIFORNIA’S CHARM.
in our dryci apd.^-giore,, barren
V l s l l s r tr s s s K » e l
sp ots— yet the g ew u iu u j w ith us,
H a t A M « » a T e a r T b s » is B a a » »
as everyw liere, is diftii|»rl,v n flow­
«a C a a l l a l a l s .
ering plant, r.terg. s o ^ ij /t t f than
Y o u w i ll n o t fin d every t h in g In a o u th -
rite cnnnn and a hog) (if.a^hcgr « ell-
• m C a lif o r n ia T o u w U I m is s th e w td s
know n “lad ders.T fii#,iR *giflc< >• itre tc h e # o f grseu In th e op en places,
due, no doubt, to the er.te with ' [ i f rem o v e d fro m th e du sty c itie s , th e
which it can be grown.
- sqble tree s , th e c le a r s tre a m s o f w a te r,
the b lis a la k e »es tled in a m o n g th e p in e -
The n ovelty of being »k,e «
■Jsd m o u n ta in s ; you w i ll m iss th a t
grow geranium # out »f^ ,door« 1 ip
le n d td m ira c le , th e .c h a n g e o f th e sea-
every ^ S n t h in th e ygay Ap|»'al» ' io n s . w h e n y o u r w h o le n a tu re com es
n to closer tou ch w ith th e g re a t m o th e r
very stron gly to the newcomer,
who hn» known it only 11» a ifiiieli- le a r t o f n » |y r e th a n a t a n y o th e r tim e
in alJ .{he y e a r, says H . 8. H a rw o o d . In
eod jled »x»t plant, but -4fV r | J>e
.be W o rld T o -d a y .
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se es the p ossib ilities o(. »mr «11-
Yea, you w i ll m iss m u c h , b u t w h e n
m ate, som ething, less epuimqn— you h a v e been he re a y e a r, w h e n m o n th
l i t e r m o n th of ra re a i.d b e a u tifu l w e a th ­
som ething im pu asih le,of^ u ceess-
er b len d In to each o th e r, w h en the
ful grow th in Ilia enst^yujiouic—
ie a wooa you an d th e flo w e rs c h a n n
c alm s his a tt.n lio n , I o the corn
you a n d th e b ro w n m o u n ta in s beckon
• ete ncglycr >of the.geianiun i
y o u ^ io d th e jo f t a ir s o o th e s .y o u ,,a fte r
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English Walnut,. Fruit Trees,
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a w a re o f th e fa c t th a t
c ats fo rm a n im p o rta n t p a r t o,I t h e c r j w s
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'.lis anevaior» back Io VVitliant the
Conqueror,, m odi .hisi aineuatora
w ould not cure cpOtigk-for h i i n to
trace hint to the n,uxtvcorncr.—
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