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ARBORICULTURE. 



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I PECAN TREES 

 Bearing, Budded and Grafted. Gold I 

 Medal, t^t. Louis 1!1(I4. Write for 3d j 

 edition of "The PecauTree, How toi 

 Plant, Grow and Buy It," also fori 

 THEG. M. BACON PECAN I price listl 

 CO., IncDEWllT, GA. | 



WALTER H. MAXWELL R. E. LEE 



Manager Asst. Mgr. 



ASn ABOUT 

 AND TRY THE 



Palace Hotel 



SixtK and Vine 

 CINCINNATI 



Better than the rates indicate. $2 to $3 per day. 

 American plan, or $1 up for room only. 



LOCATION riNE 



Forestry Seedlings for 

 all Purposes 



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STATE REQUIREMENTS 

 FOR LOW PRICES 



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Brown Brothers Co. 



Continental Nurseries 



ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



Indiana Trust 

 Company 



INDIANAPOLIS 



Capital. = = = $1,000,000.00 

 Surplus and Profits, $325,000.00 



OFFICERS; 



J. P. Frenzel. President 



Frederick Fahnley, Vice-President 

 James F. Failey, 2nd Vice-President 

 John A. Butler, Secretary 

 Frank Martin, Treasurer 

 John E. Casey, Auditor 



Charles H. Adam, Asst. Sec. 

 H. B. Holloway, Asst. Sec. 



Locations for 



Industries on 



THE ERIE 



The Commercial Railroad 

 NEW YOIIK -^o CHICAGO 



The Erie Railroad System's Industrial De- 

 partment has all the territory traversed by the 

 railroad districted in relation to resources, mar- 

 kets and advantages for manufacturing; can 

 advise with manufacturers of specific products 

 as to suitable locations, and furnish them with 

 current information of a comprehensive nature 

 dealing with the project in its full relation to 

 manufacture and commerce. Address 



LUIS JACKSON, 



Industrial Commissioner Erie Railroad Co. 



21 Cortlandt St., New York. 



MONFORT a CO., Cincinnati, O^ 



