Homes in the South 
There are in the Southern States 
awaiting development, thousands 
of acres of uncultivated farm lands 
in tracts of all sizes, which can be 
purchased very cheaply. They are 
productive, healthy, and close to 
good markets. In ten States 
reached by the lines of the 
Southern Railway 
For information about opportuni¬ 
ties now available, prices of land, 
character of soils, etc., write to 
IYI « V. RICWARDS 
Land and Industrial Agent 
VA/ashington, D. C„ Southern R’y 
Specialties 
for 1904=5 
Apple, Pear, 
Peach, Cherry 
Well 
Grown. 
Well 
Graded. 
$br#b$ 
Large Assortment 
Poplars 
Maples 
Pirns 
Cat alp as 
Pox 
Plder 
Btc., Btc. 
ASK FOR CATALOG AND PRICE LIST. 
TREES 6 c PLANTS 
LARGE ASSORTMENT —select 
sorts—Fruit Trees, Fruit Plants, 
Shade and Ornamental Trees, Ever¬ 
greens, Roses, Shrubs, Vines, Bulbs 
CDCC 120 page illustrated 
mCC catalog . . . 
Estimates and Price List. 
10MILLS OF TILL DRAW 
When writing to Advertisers mention^The National Nurseryman. 
| Oregon Nursery Co. K 
We Make a Specialty of Growing 
RAMBLER AND OTHER (LIMBING 
ON OWN ROOTS. 
Cut Leaved Weeping Birch and 
Carolina Poplar 
FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE. 
Cut Leaved Birch, 2 years, 6 to 8 feet, as straight as an arrow, 
nicely branched, their equal cannot be grown any place else in the 
United States. 
Our soil and climate is the finest in the world for producing these 
special kinds. 
Contracts made now for Rambler Roses, Carolina Poplars for de¬ 
livery Fall 1905 and Spring of 1906. Cut Leaved Weeping Birch, 
delivery Fall 1906 and Spring 1907. 
Special inducements to parties contracting in car-load lots. 
OREGON NURSERY CO., Ltd., 
SALEM, OREGON. 
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MAIL US A 
LIST OF YOUR FALL OR 
SPRING WANTS 
We can furnish in carload lots. Shipments can he made promptly. 
Well graded Apple 3 4 and up 
Peach 9/16 and up 
Pear 3/4 and up 
Plum 3/4 and up; in fact a 
General Line of Nursery Stock 
We guarantee satisfaction 
Our trade-list will be ready August 15th. 
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SOUTHERN NURSERY (0. 
WINCHESTER, TENN. 
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