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£ ■ '.v z a r à L in d b e r g Town and (tounty. A t|y , H a ll was ia town last Sat urday on business, and granting P lj.n a e r und G a s F itte r Mrs. Prank P. Cook was in town hie many friends. » ' <•!*• ÏQt«s. J m M week on boaineaa. An interesting communication La teat reporta from Jamaica a (ate from W . F. Riley was crowded out PJ ■T O RFO R D, - - - O REG O N. that the damage done is far giealer of this issue o f the T ubcms for I p.ia-ihiie Work »««e »( Í h m i i - thr n at first reported. want of fcpace. . " ' M ia. Fraocia Hughes went up the Teams and men wore busy 1 ooaat yesterday to v is it Mra. Ed week repairing the roads to Capa Mather at North Bend. Bianeo, and have just got ready to The lues of logs by the late freah commence again delivering gravel et on the Coquille river ia estimated for the cement foundation of tha Wireless 8tation. at th irty tbouaand dollars. bid Prices. SA T IS F A I «GM GUARAKTBRD. HUGH NEELY Joe Nay bought a young thorough Even the Railroads are demoral iaed by shortage of coal in the west, brad from Hum e’s string of young horses. The colt w ill be two yean and business of all kinds suffers. old in March, ao we aro informed Persons who wish to make real is a dark bay, o f good rise, and sop estate transfers of any kind should posed to be a runner. The colt (- now located at hts fo rm e r home read the ad. of David P. T a ff in registered. thia issue. ■ » F THE" PIONEER” WATCHMAKER dprfnginount. (near F ra n k p o rt) where l,e will attend to ordere from h iafrien da Gene W hite was dn town ur cuatomera. Frid ay and aaya that the snow was Business can be tranaacte b y K e ll five inches deep, one day last week, M ail (’arriéra, Peraonally u r by Mea a t their rauch. ‘ enger. F. o . address O oaau , O u o o x , Munday morning we Aunt. I ^ a n d e , is, ‘W in ti ahd (hen a p u n *— i f St rain, A ll G . J. » . TRUE, m w y b b rules fail in Oregon. -J ; - The-Columbia river la UoM oover a t the Dalles and pedestrians eroaa iu Lower down, steamer travel ia C U l t l t Y C O ,' A B S T R A C T C O ., impeded by float* ug ice. fluid B each, * » O regon, N a t Dean lias sold his ranch and B at . unir Mt o t Akatracta of TIU aa In Curry , County,—Order, by mall for Abstrae U w ill, hereafter reside on the ranch résolut prompt altsnllon. belonging to John Deadmond, who *i _ _ is an uncle to Mrs. Dean. . .. _ H O M E M U D COM PANY, U old B en ch , - • O regon . fluid B e a e h , — O regon . Cyrus Madden who^hadlf tbvere UM your timber sad lands.-N o charge unissa tussle with La Grippe, la so far re sals Is made. DR. D. L. STEELE, Dentist. Will regularly visit Tort Ortordthree times per year. ^atch the T ribune for fu ture dates. Hold your dental work for L>r. Steele. KNAPP HOTEL, covered as to be able to visit Port Orford again on boaineaa. Kirat-elaae - The two youngest sOdV'bf C. < , Zum walt, who have been at ten ji b g where he will work on the Coquille Valley 8entlnel. M r. Crippen has made a host of friends in Curry, Wbo'will always hold him Ih high esteem for his genial nature, and his bterary attainments. ,, LANGLOIS - -HOTEL Feed Stable. A T T O R N E Y stallation of the W. G. W .and Circle w ill be next Saturday night, Jan. 24th. Preparations are being made to make the event very interesting. Lunch 15 cts. Dance afterwards A .T ] M yi ie P o in t, Probate business a speri «Ky. S5ets. M r. Pedk^of Haunts reach, was E. W . J E N S E N , LA W astri <’< in Port Orford yesterday, and says that tha «now at his piece was hut or 7 inches at its deepest M r. Peck ownga valuable stock ragch which he desires to sell because of his failrog health. 4 n o t a r y p u jb x a W . «OHftT i-ermau Americaa w ïX . Insurance Company, Otto Neumann predicts an em-iy spring because the “ Old Man in |h « Ground” is sending out shoots»to the surface. B at we are afraid the “Old Man” w ill get nipped although the sign is a good one. “ Watch the fl. B. SABIK ¿11 Zisds of Saiiolry, 14 M r. Burns of Wedderhurn, pass school at Port Orford, have been ed through town last Friday with seriously ill, the youngest danger three of R. D. Hume's thorough We run the Stage fro m P o rt O rfo rd bred«, One is an aged stallion of t via D n iry v ille , connecting w ith the ously so, with -pneumonia. stage tu M y rtle Polafc . •. ? line form. Another la a three year- John R. M ille r has goat to Coos old stallion, while the third is a Bay to ace if arrangements can be yearling. More w ill ba shipped, up made with some reliable vassal to later, as it is no doubt M r. Hume’s land freight here. H e may buy intention to have the beet string of one i f a suitable one can be found. AND X thoroughbreds in Southern Oregon. Thos. Hughe«, who bas been nos D r. J* H . K im e, who formerly p.-ol reeled visit lo San Francis«». . . was at Bandon yesterday, on bis Practiced ~ «ucce«fully st Bsndon, yesterday, on The public la hereby respectfully in- and ■ “ who ------m was beloved by all who (orrue I th a t we are prepared h r e n te r return borne, but ooueluded to stop knew him for bis sterling worth, tain patronage a t the- Lau gluts H o a day or an, to watch Bandon grow. and kind heart, died of pneumonia tel, where good meals w ilt ba fou nd , H . M. A xtell, who is running the at Alton Hum boldt oounly, Calif. anil a F e e d S t a b le ru n ln connection Baudon G r ill Rooms, made the Jan. 12th, 07. Charles Kim s of with hotel. A ih o r e o f patronagt rttptetfuU]/ f l i e i t t d T bibdxb a pleasant call yesterday, Bandon reached bis bedside in time while on hia way to their home on to bid bis father farewell, but his M ae . O. P. H aau xsaxa. E lk river, in response to a boaineaa other son D r. Albert Kime of Cot call. tage Grove arrived too late. These Remember that the Public I n are his only children. L. A . R O BERTS, G e rd Feed Peleona desiring to purchase T im b e r L an d Act, Jun e 3 t«78,— N O T IC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N . fa*ma, ranches, mines and timber U n ite d Btatea L a n .l ( »files, Portland, Orn Jan. t .— Frank C. sbpuid write ta the T ubumk for in Itasetm ra. Oregon, Nov. 11»— W». Baker, lately chairman of the i formation. « 1 N o tijs is hereby g lv m that to com M AaorAcrcasa pliance"with the provisions of Uie a. t pubiicau state central committee, o fC o o g re a s o l June X 1S78, enti'led (M ybtlx P oint K x rx a P B is K ) and former state printer, died at *'A n A c t fo r the sale of Tim ber Lands his home this morning, after a I t la said that not over 2000 logs In t i « States of C alifornia, Oregon, Ne DsALxa l a vada, a n d W ashington Territory, as week’s illness of uraemic poisoning. got out over the bar buring the extended to »11 the P u b lic Laud States He was 52 years of ago.' freshet. Other logs were loet at by A ct of Augu>t 4, 1(W2 LoaSMSo It. O auk the edge of.the riee where they were o f 1214 W ashington Avt», Hoquiam, (Coos B ay News.) le ft, but imuiy o f theip wijl be re County of Chehalis. B u te of W ashing ton, flied in this oflloe on Sept. Xtth, covered by the loggers. 1808, his aworu statement No 7671, fo r the purchase of the South-west u u a r D r. McCormac and wife left on Carriers coining in over the Rose ter (X W j) of Section No 20 in Town I 3 m u <1 o i i , O lM ^gO IA . the Alliance, an route to New burg stage line believe that nothing ship No 33 South of llaiiKS No 14 West, W . M ., O r e , and w ill offer Orleans to visit friends. but pack afaintaig and men will >e proof to show that the lend sought it Tan tons of froaen steelheads were able to (Mas along that road during more valuable fo r Its tim ber o r stone J. H . U P T O N , than fo r agricultural purii-mes, and to shipped to Portland from the cold the balance of (he winter. There establish h it c la im tosaid land before storage plant, on the Alliance, yes were slides in several plaoes that ef- the R egister and Receiver of tblsofllce L . Cl. O O M M I H H I O I N E l l . at^Ro-ebu i j , on Monday, the terday, sc route to the German feotually block the road for wagons, NOTARY PUBLIC, H e nmnea as witneaaeas: market. M r. Dean of Norway lost 30 head J W Renfro of Roseburg, Qrw. - LAsanois, Ougav d o ., Oaaooa. Richard B lade o f Aberdeen, W ash. The tax rate for Coos county is of bogs,’.bree head of cows and Ben F Bolfsou of Hoquiam , Wash. Dealer in Town Lota, and Im p ro v e * mille. Marshfield city tax is horse and colt. He oou'd not secure W illia m F Cooper of ” >* and W ild Lands. Peter A Petersen of » ” m ills sad school tax is 7 m ills. (be required behp to get the stuck A n y and all persona c la im in g ad F ilin g s and Final Proofs Made oa Tbs Coquille and M yrtle Pointcity beyond danger when the first warn versely the alrnre dsaeribed lands are 4 D r.T y le r io response ton tele phone message, passed through town Saturday on his way to W ill Crook's at Pistol river. H e had an all tax is 10 skills. night ride that oertainly was not The bark Big Bonanza, which pleasant. W n did nop le a rn /th e had been out lodes ¿from tha tug .partku/ars >n<r^d cul^ Samson daring tbs gala • / the 3*1, James Gauntlett, son , of W ill as mentioned in our last Issue, and Gauntlett, passed through Fort O r which it was feared had been loet ford, last weak, from Seattle, bn with all bands, arrived safely in his way to visit relatives at Gold San Fiancisoo on thé 12th. Reach. W’e met him , but did not There are a great many saw logs know him , and th a t missed hear on the ocean beach, slung the Ore ing from our old Curry County gon ooaat, and some parties are friends residing in Seattle. talking of making an attempt to Whether Chamberlain h»s oapt float them during smooth weather ured the Republicans of Oregon, or and raft them buck into the rivers. they have captuied H im , is the I t is pointed out, however, that the question. H is message ia the “sliek- logs having been damaged by gravel I" thing we ever reed, the moral and sand, the millmeo would only of which is: Don’t take hold of the purchase them a t v -ry reduced Horn of Dilemma, unless sura that pi 'Ct-s. it will come off easily I M r. and M rs . Picket, the pho tographer«, were in t«gn last Sat Our old friend J. J. Stanley who urday after supplies, which they ins so ably filled the editorial sanc found rather sea ice at present. tum of the Coquille Sentinel d u r The Port Orford musicians and ing M r. Dodge's absence has made singers rre quite busy tuning up his parting bow owing to preering their instruments and voices to tha demands of hia legal business, and very beat pitch for. Saturday n ig h ^ w ill no doubt be succeeded by H . Again we are having bright, aun- J. Crippen, who is not o n ly • typo, p y, lovely days, without wind and but a polished pen wielder. tempered ju st right for a il out door H . J. Crippen, late E dito r of the exercise whether of labor or amuse Radium, spent last Thursday in ment. Purt Orford on his way to Coquille C . W . Haines of Washington county was elected President of the Port Orford, Oregon, Seuate on the first ballot, and K IX A. H P P r o p r i e t o r . Frank Davey of Salem was elected Speaker unanimously. Frank C. Baker Dead. (B andom R xcokdkk .) *♦ Manager Bedilliou o ' the Bandon Woolen M illa got a highly tempt ing (? ) letter the other day from citisens of a new town in old York State. They asked h im outright with out extending any alluring in* ducements to move the m ill back there and get iu on the ground floor in growing North Tonawanda. Bob may talk with the directors on tha Subject, but mot e probably the letter w ill be tabled. The Bandon Woolen Mdis w ill stay ia Beadon. the shock to the systefe fftrongh the change which comes with nMrrtage sad mothorhood. Many neglmS.to deal w llh the nnplnasant pelvic dralaa and w nak- ne*K* which too often cosae with mar riage and motherhood, not underatandir.g that Ihis secret drain ia robbing th * oberk Of Its freshness and the form of Its fairness. “ 1 , • - - ' Aa surely a* the general health suffers When there Is dAxM em ent Of the health Of tbo delicate womsMgoryana, ao sorely iblished ia _ witness lotbe tta Nearly a _______ mlllloa ___________ women hare ion ndl________ h x ù ih j is d happiness In the use of DrTljlOTn'a Fa,- Last Friday the home of Jack H icking, at Prosper, with the ground on which it s ood took ~a slide down- the b ill, going about 40 feet and stopped very hear the ri ver. M r. and Mrs. H icking were in tbe bouse at the li& e, the latter being burled to one corner of the room and a hot stove follqwing her, sod while she was burl some, she was not serious!^ injured, and the baby in her arms came out without a scratch. They are all congratu lated on being as fortunate as they weie.— K x, Û * -------------------- T r - " " * , . Dairyville ,■ Store, GROCERIES, (tin bist inly HARDWARE« 11 yv r pri Ac <; a p n . a G E O R G E M . BRO W N, A T T O R N E Y A T XzA ROSEBURG, OREGON. Aa I w ill do m y own team ing, my lnteation to aell cheaper than (eerie wan avev paid on Fiona C n e k . Batter, Eggs nd Aides, t Blue Prints o f Tow nship maps showing a ll vacant lauds, 60 cents <111 ba taken in exchange fo» gapria.' each. F o r re lia b le inform atton con ___— — Ji , ■ -.J* c ern ing G overnm ent la n d , write to G iv e nae a t r i a l a n d I w ill rip tap F ra n k E . A lley, Abstracter, Roseburg X b e a lto p le M p y p a . Oregon. 1> 1 e W»iiypm¡N . ,- r w i i uysf isqiaii) i i¿) i >«nn»nmp mTw«iiipi* • W rite U s Tod ay F o r O u r B ig , M a il O r d e r Of Dry Goods, Millinery, jr r l rr Clothing, Footwear, Cloaks and Suits, N A V E S S A V E S Y O U Y O U Hats, Furnishings. T IM E M O ^ K Y Pree, postpaid, for,, the ipking. M ail us this coupon N O W . Please m ail me a l ones your bif, it-' lustrated M ail Order Catalogue, free, postpaid. Marne.. • s ak >g « ¿SÍ NOTICE FOR FUBLICATION. „ „ . . . . r ■” . D bpabtmcny - fo rfo fo fo M r--* ; ny « 4 - n * riv Address. ' 1 .and Offlce At Roáeburg¿T>r$>goo, »tfiP Hood’s Sarsaparilla i imiw i i . Sine« 1877 We’ve Deen Treating People Rqnare Register. Peculiar to Itself s a fe — " ’ - M O T IC U FO R F kJB L M A TIO N . United States Load Offlce. Rossburg, Oregon, Nov. lM ii, i»o6. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance w ith the provisions of the act o f Congress of June 3, 1378, entitled "An act fo r the ta le of Umber lands h t tbe states of California, Oregon, Ne vada and Washington T errito ry ,” as extended to a ll the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1333 » M as. E miat M oboam of Hoquiam , County o f Chehalis, 8 U te ED. BAC KLEFF, Prop'r of W ashington, filed in this offlce on Sept 24th 190«, her sworn statem ent . (Saceeeaor to F . M . L an gio la.) No 7 flll, for the purchase of the North west quarter (N W l) o f Section No 2« in K E E P S IN 8 T O C K , Township No 33 So uth of Bange No 14 West W M , O re., and w ill offer proof to show th a t the lsDd sought is more val uable for its tim b er o r stone I ban for a g ric u ltu ra l purposes, aud to establish her claim to said land before the Regis O K I G O O O S L te r and Receiver o f thia offlce at R<«e- H O O T 'S a n d S H O E « . burg, Oregon, on Wednesday the 10th day of A p ril 1907.- She names as witnesses: J W Renfro of Roseburg, Ore. R ichard B lade of Aberdeen, Wash. I Lorengo R Gage of H oquiam , Wash. Ben H Holfson of ” '* W illia m F Cooper of ” •• And In fact, every till ng usually aaadari Peter A Petersen of " •’ In tire cou ntry. A n y and a ll persons claiming ad Tersely the almve described lauds Are uested to file th e ir claim s in this ce on or before said 10th day of C A 8 H B A L E S a m o u n t ng ta 66 ay A p ril 1307. more w ill be allowed 10 par oant die* B g xiA K ta L R dot Register. «want, except on F lo u r, on w hisk M discount eaa ba given. N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N . United State* Laud Office. ' Roseburg, O re., N ov., 19, 1306. N olle» Is hereby given th a t In com pliance w th the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sala of tim ber lands In the states of california, Oregon, Ne vada and Washington T e rrito ry .” as extended to all the Public Land States by a c t of August 4, 1898. M a». Lh'tu 0 - O t O V of 1214 W ashington A venu e ,H o q u ia m , “ u n tv o fO l ' " “ • “ », filed in 1 ton, thia offlce oa Rapt. 94th, 1906, h er swprn statem ent N o 767U for the purclidee of the Houth-east q uar ter (S E j) of Section No 19 ia. Town ship No S3 South Of Range No 14 W est, W . M itad w ill offer proof to show th a t the land sought la n o te Valuable for Ila tim b e r o r stone than for agricultor al parpóse« and*to establish her claim to said land before the Register «nd Receiver o f this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Monday the 1st day of A p nl 1907. She names as witnesses: J W Renfro of Roeeburg, Ore. Richard fititde of Aberdeen, Wash. Lorenso R Gage of Hoquiam , Wash. Ben F Rolfe m of ” ” W illia m r Cooper of ” ’’ P eter A Peterson of ” ” Any and all persons claiming ad vtreely the auove described lands are requested o file th eir claims la this office on o r before said 1st day o f A p ril 1907. Bear amin L F ddt N o th » is hereby given th a t W illia m Bellm er o f C o rb in, Oregon, has tiled section, and has again had Fred notioe of hia intention to m ake final 8tswart run and chain a mils long, coin m u tatio n proof in support of his LIFB. y iR K A JO M A A IM K . cla im , via: Homestead E n try No 13638, that it ■ cause of trouble. Georgs made M ay 9th, )»<M. for the 1-ota 1, 2, . •• Forty, a careful chsinman and an 7 and 8, Sec ion 98, Township 34 South, Agent W e ll* Fargo A Ob. Express. Range 14 W , and th a t said proof w ill expert woodsman assisted. We be m ode before the Register and Re Old Man Growl” hope their work w ill “ stick,” as ceiver, U . 8. L an d Office,at Roseburg, The Island of Jamaica lying south Oregon, on March 9th, l!*07. Rea) Estate and Oonvsynnclng. many of our people are interested H e name« the follow ing witneasee to P e r t O r f o r d , - - - - O r e g o n . of Cubs, and belonging to England in the approval of Byrra survey, prove h is continuous residence upon, bad a disastrous earthquake lost and believe that our officials are too an-t cul ivation of, the land, v ia : / O tto N eum ann of Port O rford,-O re. weak. Ktngatoa the capital, a city particular about mountaia surveys, E arnest Fabi o f Corbin, Ore. ^aty« TTtKr*ptJ,flB> U Makes weak w on - of fifty thousand inhabitants, was where exact surveys am utterly im I r a Moore of ” ” an strong and tick women well. Ingredi DKNNI8 CUNNJFF, JR., Eugene W hite of ” ” practically destroyed hy the shake possible, as every practical mar ents on label—contains no alcohol or BnuAwia L. E ddt , Register. harmful habit - forming drugs. Made wholly of thoee native, American, medic ì)«l>. U. 8. Mineral Snrveyor and Are. Loss of life estimated at ¡knows. inal roots most highly rocommended by , » A - M <4** h / • - « one thousand, and value of propei- leading m.'dlcal authorities of all the sev —O— v ly destroyed at fifteen millions. eral sebocla of practice for the cam of Port Orford, Orc, woman's peculiar alhnenta. s irveyor for thy District of Or la ssMtkm, proportion sad combination For nuratr.g mothervorforthoeo broken- Jaa. 16th, 07. Een Roifson, )V- F. Cooper, and down <n hdkrth by to« frequent bearing of Of Ingredients, egon, Editor T bibunx : — I see by last children, also for the espectant mothers, In Urn process by which tbslr remedial G o ld Itea e k , - - • O regon Jutjus Pom rink, o t Hoquiam, Wash, to prepare the system for the romlng r i have been hsre»ev«rsl week«, « a rc h Taintfits that libere is a b ill diaal- baby and making Iu advent easy and vslnsa are extracted and preserved. almost nalnlcee, there Is no medicine qnl'e ing tbs country for timber locations lowè« .for me to the amount of so r«Ml as “Favorite Prescription? I l V Oaring tbe wldrot range of dlemaas, can do no harm in any condition of the and homestead«. They w ill locate •50.20. Now as a matter o f fact I Doing tbe most good for the money. r»' lavlgosetteg sratorn. I t l i s a moat i ru *!< ot never bad such a. b ill before tbe nervine nicely IM __ lc ___ and . Strengthenhig * Raving tbe moet medicinal merit. J. J. STANLEY at squatters upon unsurveyed land. adapted to v Oman’s delicate system by a And tbe g rm tn l retard of enraar- We are pleased to sea such in te lli last Court, ae tbe bill spoken o f (o r physician of large experience tn tbe treat of woman1« peculiar ailments. Lawyer,’ gent, pleasant people settle in our a portion of it ) was allowed last ment Dr. Pierce may he consulted hy letter --------------------- e»4»v> IL V , Ptenm community, and th e r e « room for In lienal liquid form or In chocolated Surgical Institute, tablets known ae Rntaatakt 10® dots* ffi. M . T . W a jo in . O B E O O N . many more in our interior. C O Q U IL L E , j o fB o u ed while helping to break a fb g ja m On the North Fork near Lee last Fridaj^^V?’*' -* Mias Daisy Tborhnveo, who has The Orieotal Reduction company been suffering from illnpsa for a of Portland, which has secured an fortnight, has so far reçu ve; ed as to option on a large area of beach be able to go to her home near Four sands between Creseent C ity and mile. Eureka, is preparing to ship a large W o< k on the new Cud» m ill is quantity of the sands to the reduc mow actively under way aud w ill tion plant of the company at Port be rushed forward with all ooat-ible land. This plant is now under con haste. A crew of eight ca > pentera— st ructicyi, and the method to be a ll expert m illw rig h t» — arrived employed is similar to that used by last Thursday to be engaged on the Dr. David T. Day of thè United job. States geological survey, who had Gus Henscomb, so. sn?<i.’oyee at charge of. the black «and experi tha Cody landing at Lsnipa Creek, ment« at the Lewi« and Clark fair. met with a horrible accident yes Tbo sands not only cairy gold, but terday morning. W hile wo. king also considerable platinum, nickel about the logs and donkey. ha was and iron. ... This experiment « iR ba caught between two log«, sad one watched with much interest by of hi* legs frig h tfu lly crushed '.out owners of biscksand deposita in tha hip down. He may r i* . Coos and Currv counties^— Kx. New York, Jan. 14.— Dr. Em mauuel Lasker, the a o rld ’s chain pion chew player, engaged in a new record coolest at Hackenvack, N . J., Saturday night, «ben be was Chas. Jamieson and wife spent pitted against 40 playeia. The Friday night in town. M r. Jamie- champion defeated all but four of be msde „ ry satisfactory the 40. The four secured draws. clean ups daring his late runs, but owing to tbe difficulty of getting Women Who Wear WeD.. lumber to repair the damages to I t la astonishing how great S change s bis ditch and flumes, he may not few yean of married life often make ta be able to resume work soon. He the appearance and dispoeUlon ot many will probably make a careful in women. Tbe fraehneaa, tbe charm, tbo brilliance vanish like the bloom from a vestigation of the latest improved peach which is radely handled. Tbs pumping systems, with a view of matron Is only a dim shadow, a faint echo at the charming maiden. There are two installing pumps in lieu of his reasons lor thia change, Ignorance and present system. ‘ ~ _ negleit. Few young women appreelsta Surveyor Byers is atilt having trouble about his sarvey in ' this requested to file th eir Hauns In th U Homesteads and Pre-em ptions. on o r befure said 1st day of A p ril G E N E R A L C O N V E Y A N C IN G . Jack Boone, a -eoueiirof Mr». R. l»07. R amjami X L . S bdv . Register. C . D e m e n t o l ibis city, s u a d ro w n il>g esm e. ■ Ó .Í’ Mk-’ri P. O.T, JOSEPHSON’S The Big Store Established 1877. ROSEBURG, OREGON. ---------- ---------------------d English Walnuts, . Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Etc. ¡Oregon is wonderfully adapted to the growing of E M 0L I8H WALMUTS. it is their true home. Largs plantings are being made, numerous trees in bearing, producing tremendous crops yearly, in proof. A sm all grove gives independent income, -is the coming great in industry. Big profits, sm all ^outlay of capital. Write today for Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions and results, also Mur sery ca talog BROOKS ¿S0M S, W alnut Mursery. Carlton, Oregon. . -'’¿7
