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t Snakes in Wev-ada
Osas Urtsmtt * •
t m « , Declares a
•'. a *.id « n U
t t a a j creeps has
in N e v a d a ,” aays fl..
* L id a , N evada, in the
gfy ' r> The lixards.
■at-
a ll lia r« lio.-ua.
ipttCiea o f the ra ttk -
’ in 'Nevada wltich I do
5a icund in any o ther
i C n ite d H tates.
It
«• to tie m ore th a n a
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very a lender.
II horn on the top
le r a t t le atta ch ed
< iu t a il. A L ite fro m
e p c ie n e a r lj alw ays
ith .
I t s venom ia
•vt ) m ore poiaonons
f the common ra ttle -
u *nke oue o f these
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unakes and you
u e to escape, as they
a tta c k you unless an
•tidej th ey give you
■me to get a w a y, aa
. can be' d is tin c tly
a ways off.
s, .vith the sm all ra t
b »•► dow n th ere. I f
In flu ee o r fo ur feet
it w ill.a tta c k him .
* (be a la rm w ith its
is so s m a ll th a t i t is
r a t t le r can
. 1 s t th re e tim es its
y u ci.n see th a t you
carefu l when wan-
. the sagebrush,
« r e . came to P o rtla n d
’ o ku » H i and Tonopah.
•» d o.-M but th a t lots of
e dteo recently in th a t
«trie , but I believe th a t
:«• iiey ta lk so much
1.
ig h as th a n ptieu-
;nown persons to
w
pneum onia in
tie and die w ith in aix
J AMES CAUGHELL,'
Tkl I S
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- ; o *aw CeoeOeg-
I s th« Ind ia» te rrito ry . where s ll
sorts of thing» are dona
w* r*
never heard of elsewhere, they are
plowing asphalt. »»J» the * » ■ » •» « » J
Htsr of rffcesl Cat«. Eighteen miles
southeast at Coma nebs, in the Qrtek-
asaw country, six strapping M is­
souri mutes are hitched to a big breaa-
ing plow every day and long farrow s
of asphalt are turned. I t ie the same
hind of S plow th * term ers uee who
break (Jlound in the black Jack eown-
try , and the asphalt is the kind got by
bleating oa tbe islesd o f Trinidad.
The mules are plowing is tbe e e n te ro l
a d e|»a it u nj-th ird la rg e r than the
irspbatt depot It* on TriBldad. Welle
hare been dug to Ibe depth of 100 feet.
Strata o f asphalt of varying thick-
nesaes have been encountered to w hat-
ever depth the wens have beensunk.
Che supply is apparently inexhausti­
ble. Men 9f mean» have become eon-
vIneed there are millions o f dollars to
lie nude, and sec either going to make
it or lose a fortune in th e ir experi­
ment.
RAISING W0RMW0GD.
t u s Where the Bitter
Plants A n Grew».
Wisconsin
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cca» a m s lc r c « in S i I v m U M
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W ith the dispovul o f the product fo r
this year, Leander 8. Drew , of this
place, closet the w ork of <>ne-helf s
century as a producer o f the o il of
wormwood, w rites s correspondent of
the Indianapolis News. From the
plants grown upon 100 serss of rich
valley land the oil Is distilled, and this
queer husbandman bears the unique
distinction o f being the greatest pro­
ducer and o f having the most extensive
worm wood, works in the United States,
i f not In the world.
The farm Hes between the shores of
Crystal labaand the main traveled road
extending fro m Lodi to Pralrie-du-8ae.
The residence and d istillery are bidden
aw ay behind a bluflUke h ill, and a t the
ead o f a long, w ind ing road, guarded
see when people go in to by a massive farm er's gate. 80 ae-
cluded ta the place, and so unexpected­
triry th e ir system be-
ly doeo the w a y fa re r come in sight o f
rm tM fed
w ith a lk a li
it, th a t one m ig h t suppose be was ap­
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t e
take the proper proaching a spot where Kentucky
• stives, and the first moonshine is made beyond the pale o f
the wandering revenue collector.
~y
t i p » they catch cold,
The wormwood plants are grown on
1 by. :he dreaded poea- the farpi in about the same manoer aa
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i f the system is in corn, osta and o th e r cereal«. Tbe
plant» grow fro m tw o to three feet
■ t tieu th nea r !y a iw ays
Jf ciiurse th ere m ay be high. They are light ineo lor.an d have
the appearance of being covered w ith
n dikcase dow n there,
dew. As soon as the unattractive pur­
<’ is s trn ig h t jineu- ple blossoms appear the cu ttin g and
•ktti*. •’ “d by the ¡teculiar distilling begin, fly means o f a n ordi­
nary mowing machine w ith a dropper
• copilitlona. Y o n see i t is
"ly h o t d u rin g the d aytim e, attachm ent the pleats are cut down
and left in large bundles to w ilt in the
lig h t it becomes very cold.
hot summer sua.
U re m e a d o th e « o r k ,-in
As soon as they become w ilted and
. . 1 >u.
flaccid they are loaded on wagons and
hauled to the d istillery, where a big
e
?’-ss, I w ould not ad
iron fo rk oonics down Into the load.
one io go in to th a t section
By means o f a rope and- pnlieya the
ntry n t present unless
fork w ith Its harden is hauled npv^grd
frien d s t im e . I t n man to a little ear on rails, where an auto­
matic attachm ent is quickly made. In
<*-n a i k it Ja hard to find
no tim e the car rolla to the opening
j fa t e ra re o f Idm.
lie
over the large ra t, when there is a je rk
is utrd to o b i.iin now
to the trip ropes and the bunch of
■ m ining camps. There a r t
wormwood shrubbery is dropped Into
f /a<-'l properties down the vat. This is repeated u ntil the vnl
•ut
lopm ent is being is filled to the top w ith the arom atie
1 by ina.i jun te transpor- plant.
In the engine room adjoining there
• ic ilitie s . T h e re are sev- ia a boiler. By tw isting a valve the
a il’ ad projects under cob - steam is turned Into the vat so th a t
i!io . end I th in k a ll these every stem and le a f o f the hoary
v w ill itovonneefed w ith the plant Is immersed in the steam and
must yield the essential oil. From
w o rld w ith in a ye ar or the r a t the steam peases into the
condensing pipes, laden w ith oil from
the herb. The pipes are submerged
in cold w ater basins made out of
cement, and there the oil collects,
•N ie N W O M E N S ’ D R E S S drop by drop, to And i t * w ay throbgh
a small opening to a vessel prepared
va vulvas Up In Apparel That to receive It.
-The oil, being of less epaelfle grav­
la . rturesqne and lo m e
ity than w ater, collects a t the top
tlmea Gorgeous.
o f the vrssel provided fo r the pur­
pose. This can Into which the drops
•> w frig h t gorgeonsness o f oil and w a te r fa ll is provided w ith
<a lit t le th a t can surpass n a spout which almost reaches the
p a r ty -o f A byssinian worn- top o f the vessel, m aking it appear
like a gardener's w a te r pot. Out of
i- ’ d fro m one v illa g e to a n ­ thia spot flows the floating oil. There
il fe s tiv d l tim e , notably comes a tim e in the process when the
in te r , fo r th e Abyssin- receiving vessel w ill hold no more of
'h ris lia n a ,” w rite s M r. the oil, and this state Is known by
the b itte r liquid escaping through
. te n ’ trundeuberg, describ- the opening where the w a te r is to
'f>> e.' the women of E g yp t flow away. The produce is then
•le in Pearsons— L au g h . poured Into the shipping flasks, to
I be sent aw ay to the aaotern m ar-
• e X ile .
! keta.
r illts n t,
bangle ndorned
Aa soon aa a ll of the oil has been
• ■ is bound over the brow secured fro m the plants in the vat
, ■
ba-’k to fa ll dow n the the iron fo rk ia sent down into i t and
1 s. T h e upper p a rt o f the brings fo rth the steaming sterna and
leaves.
Msny people cannot w ork
in a blouse of red an.1
. w ith the plant because of the odor.
a lly c o ve rfd w ith gold There are about MK) wormwood farm s
ornam ents, th a t ar»1 In the United States, tw o o f which
•• d i.w n fro m g en eratio n to are owned by M r. Drew. T he demand
n ito n . A shor» r k ir t In the i fo r the oil ie.moeh g re a te r than the
enpply. Mach o f it ia imported from
style r o w « below th e knees, Europe. G reat tracts o f land In Eu­
' •■ legs a re encased in b ril- rope are devoted to It * production,
. » ' -ed(H cipi>a wound tig h tly and the discovery o f absinthe by tw o
p u tte rs , o fte n beaded old Rwiaa women has stim ulated the
led. The fee t, >usually trade o f the "green-eyed beauty"
from thF-diet Hied juice o f the plant.
rlo n a ly adorned w ith | In the past M years the price of
o k l e bracelets, and oth oil of wormwood has advanced fro m
, rtn,
one to aix dollars a pound. On ac­
vim .m enta.”
count of the widespread use o f ab­
sinthe It Is not anticipated th a t the
price w ill ever touch the d ollar m ark
again. Tbe oil ia used In making lin i­
ments a n d 'o th e r remedies. I t has a
• -epregentative in th is penetrating property possessed by no
other o il. and when applied “goes
diaect t e the bone."
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WdRRI.ER ARD WIUWM,
V o t a r y M utioss.
GOLD BEACH, OREGON,
DEALER IN
N 0.0.
LIGHT BIRRINGA BANLD.
H a ll B o sr ta g .
P atents
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English Walnut, Fruit Trees.
• Shrubs,Plants, Etc. ..
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wonderfully adapted to the {rourini
ENGLISH WALJfUÏ
ITS', i t is their true home. La,r$e
plantings are bein^ made, numerous trees in bearing,
producing tremendous crops yearly, in proof, j i sm all
¿rove gives independent income, is the coming great in­
industry. Big profits, sm all outlay o f capital. Write
today for ‘Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions an
results, also Nursery catalog.
BROOKS^ SONS,
W alnul Nursery.
Carlton, Oregon.
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Semi Weeky and Tribune
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o f P o rt O rfo rd , County of C urry, M ate
of O reg on , has this d a y filed in thlaof-
floc his sworn statem ent No »fldl, to
the purchase of tlie rtE j NW L & I»>ta
1
of naetkw No. I I
in T. wnahlp
No. 33 8outi>, Ranee No. IS Wes , an d
w ill offer p r o f to show that the laud I
N o t ic e f o r P u b l i e a t lo n . •
sought ia more valuable for its tim lie r
o r stone than for agricultural purposes,
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lfxirT o r thb I ktisios .
and to establish hla claim to said land
fo n d Office a t Roaeburg, O re.,
before J . H . U p to n . U . 8. Comtniaion-
A p ril 21at, 190a.
c r a t Langlois, Oregon, on Thursday,
Notice ia hereby given th a t Cornelius
tbe 3rd da» e f r-eptember, 1M8.
He names as w ltnesaea:
F ie ld in g of Port O rfo r . Oregon, has
C. A . Langlois, of P o rt O rford, Ore on. filed notice oi bis intention to make U-
nal com m utation pr<»>f in support of
H . W . B u rn ham o f
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hla claim , vis: Homestead E n try No
of
I L . W h im
14320 made February 10, 1007, fo r Lota
T W h ite
of
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ad- 3, 4. A E | B (.S e c tio n 14. Township
A n y and a ll persona cla im tn
a ad
verariy the above described lands are 32 Bouth, Range 15 West, W . M . and
requested to II e th e ir c laim s in t is o f­ th a t said pruo w ill be m a d - before J
fice on or before said 3rd day of Sep­ H Upton U. 8. (fomm iesioner, a t his
office In Langlois, O regon, on M on day
tem ber. 1M8.
BaiWAina I. E ddy , Regis er.
J u ly 30 h, 1M08.
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prove his continu us residence upon,
am i cul ivatioo o f, the land, v is :
K. B. H a ll, o f P o rt • • ford, Oregon
Cyrus M ad d en ,of ”
Edward P ic k e t.o f ”
J a m e E lu -, of
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B ckia M i * I . Eony, Register.
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'In T h e Evening T ele g ra m , of Port­
land , Oregon. I t I t th e 'la rg e s t ev­
ening newspaper published in Ore­
gon; it contains a ll the news of the
state and of the n ation . T ry I t for a
m onth. A sample copy w ill tie m a il­
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THE TELEGRAM,
PO RTLAND, OK.
N o t ic e fo r P u b lic a t io n .
U . 8 . L a n d Office a t Roseburg, Oregon.
Ju n e 82, Il k * .
Notice la hereby given th a t
M IN N IE B U R N H A M .
of Port. J rford, O regon, w ho, on J u n e
22, 190H, made T im b e r and Stone ap ­
plication, N . HM71, for W j
S W j< .
flection 1, Tow nship 32 8 , Range 14
W est, W illa m e tte M erid ia n , baa filed
notice c f intention to m ake final Proof,
to establish c laim to the la n d above
described, before J . H . U p to n, a t Lang­
lois, on toe 1st d ay of October, 1908.
C ia im a ir names as witnesses:
H a rry W B u rn ham of P o rt O rfo rd ,O r.
('beater Ia n v lo is of
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Thaddeus O een of
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Of E ckley
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'-e - Ed W ells
B enjamin l eddy . Register.
U situd statss L amo O rn e a ,
Ruse iirg, O regon June 2d, IH08
Novice ie hei vi.y givi-n th a t the 'ta tc
T o W h om I t A iay C o u v erm .
o f Oregon, on Jun
M , IUOH applied
for tbe > E ( N E I o f Nee 11, NEJ NEt<
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he undersigned hereby give notice
of -»ee. 2, and NEJ N B | and NE‘4 8E*<
tjis t they are tl>e owners of tbe Nouth
of Ne . 18, T p. 32 N , R 14 ' . of »V .
a n d filed in thin o f ce lists of school half o f Section 1C, Tuw nsliip th ir ty
I lle m o lt
1-ieel on« i- which is elee
ttiri-e. -iioitii ra n g - fourteen W e s t of
»..id la m i; »int tb u t m i
lis i» » r-
B ill.ino ft. m eridian, Oregon. A ll p ar­
i i o t h e p il l i l i f-’
ti m »re warned n-4 to tresiwss upon or
I e r s iill -lai
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in Im a n y ioratlona. e ith e r placer o i .
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Wm. R. Johnson.
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