478 



Index. 



Lady-Bird beetles versus San Jose 



Scale 



Last words 



Lawn, care of 



La^vns, making, C. Glover 



Laying out orchards 



Letters, G. B. Brackett. U. S. Po- 



mologist 



J. P. Cowdin 



G. G. James 



A. Nelson 



Liquid air for refrigerator service 

 London Purple 



M 



Manuring 



^Membership 



Members, honorary 



Members, life 



Miscellaneous papers 



Mo. Botanical Garden, Prof. H. C. 

 Irish 



Mock Orange, shrubs 



Missouri for fruit, L. A. Good- 

 man 449- 



Missouri Pacific Ry 



Missouri, Kansas and Texas. . . . 



Missouri State Hort. Society, work 



of, secretary 



]\Iaps. 



Missouri Pacific 



St. Louis and San Francisco .... 

 St. Louis and Iron Mountain .... 

 K. C, Ft. Scott and Memphis . . . 

 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. . 



Burlington Route 



K. C, Pittsburg and Gulf 



Omaha, K. C. and Eastern, and St. 



Louis 



Missouri, Kansas and Texas 



Wabash 



Chicago and Alton 



Santa Fe Route 



Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. 

 Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul. 



N 



Nasturtiums 



National Park of the south, pro- 

 posed 



Necessary pride. Miss Lulu Way- 



man 



New fruits, report of committee on 



Nomenclature, report of commit- 

 tee on 



Nursery convention 



Nurseryman and Entomologist, 

 Prof.' J. S. Hunter 



Nurserymen's Association, secreta- 

 ry's leport 



404 

 1.53 

 409 

 73 

 176 



250 

 226 

 28 

 226 

 434 

 396 



384 

 5 

 3 

 3 



333 



20 

 417 



-451 

 453 

 465 



475 



452 

 454 

 4.52 

 456 

 470 

 458 

 460 



462 



464 

 466 

 468 

 470 



472 

 474 



167 



426 



233 

 260 



261 

 428 



430 



98 



Nursery stock, winter injury to, 



C. L. Watrous .' 429 



Nursery trees, root killing of, 



Prof. E. S. Goff 428 



o 



Officers, election of 279 



Officers, list 3 



Omaha Exposition, report of treas- ' 

 urer of Mo. Com., .J. F. David- 

 son 208 



Orchard, dress and keep the, Con- 

 rad Hartzell 200 



Orchard manuring, E. P. Powell . . 384 

 Orcharding as a business, L. A, 



Goodman 347 



Orcharding, essentials of success- 

 ful. .L T. Stanley 234 



Orchard management, W. T. Flour- 



noy 317 



Orchards, discussion on 186 



Orchards, setting and care of trees, 



G. E. Adams 185 



Orchard trees, shaping of 342 



Organize a Hort. Society, how to . . 7 



Ornamental horticulture, .Tames 



Ridgeway 407 



Ornamentals 407 



Ornamental stock 410 



Ornamental trees 68. 227 



Ornamental trees and plants, H. R. 



Wayman 323 



Ornamental plants 245 



Ornamentation of rural school and 



and homes. Prof. J. C. Whitten 81 

 Ornamenting school grounds. Prof. 



Whitten T " 436 



Ornamenting school grounds. .James 



Newton Easkett . '. 438 



Ornamenting school sirnunds. Prof. 



W. J. Stevens . . .' 440 



Out-door art 410 



Outlook, secretary's report 94 



Omaha. Kansas City and Eastern 



R. R ■ 463 



P 



Packing apples 446 



Pan-American Exposition 195 



Pansies 19. 166 



Paris Exposition, report on collect- 

 ing fruit for the, W. G. Gano. . 264 



Paris Exposition 250, 251. 272 



Paris Green 396 



Peach crop gleanings, I^. S. Bul- 

 letin . . . '. 358 



Peach culture. Rolnnd ISrorrill . . 362 

 Peach growing, commercial, Wm. 



B. Hong 63 



Peach, how T grow the, W. F. Ben- 

 son 60 



Peach orchard. J. :\r. Rnssoll 362 



