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Page 

 New Bedford Horticultural So- 

 ciety 74, 632 



New Haven County Horticultural 



Society 125, 408 



New Haven Park notes 46 



New Jersey Ploricultural Society 474 



New York Florists' Club 125, 376 



5*18, 649, 667, 808 

 New York, Horticultural Society 



of 204, 376, 460, 572, 666 



New York's big explosion 183 



New York and New Jersey Asso- 

 ciation of Plant Growers 606 



New York State Federation of 



Horticultural Societies 408, 445 



Newport Horticultural Society... 412 



Newport Summer Show 43 



News items from everywhere: 



—Boston 18, 51, 80 



111, 176, 214, 257, 295, 322, 354 

 386, 418, 450, 482. 514, 549, 680 

 676, 709, 740, 778, 816, 853, 885 



—Chicago 18, 50, 87, 109 



146, 177, 256, 291, 322, 354, 386 

 418, 450, 482, 514, 548, 580, 612 

 644, 676, 708, 740, 778, 814, 885 



—Cincinnati 55, 147, 257 



418, 740, 781 



—Cleveland 483, 514, 548 



—Newport 322, 740 



—New York: . 18, 51. 80, 111. 147, 181 

 214, 295, 322, 354, 386, 418, 450, 514 

 549, 581, 644, 676, 741, 781 

 —Philadelphia: 19, 55, 109, 146, 176 

 i56, 322, 386, 418, 483, 548, 580, 677 

 708 



Pittsburgh: 19, 51, 80, 111, 146, 189 

 214, 256, 291. 322, 354. 386, 514, 548 

 581, 612, 644, 677, 741, 784. 815 

 —St. Louis; 19, 80, 214, 291, 327. 355 



549, 581, 612. 644, 676, 781, 815 

 — Washington: 18, 60, 81, 111, 147 

 173, 214, 256, 291, 354, 386, 418, 460 

 182, 514, 548, 581, 612, 644. 676. 709 

 740, 779. 814, 853 

 News Notes: 16, 30, 48, 94, 144, 212 

 214, 254, 288, 333, 352, 355, 391, 423 

 448, 478, 487, 546, 576, 607, 642, 674 

 738, 862 



Northampton Flower show 632 



Nursery stock importations, Dis- 

 position of unclaimed 60 



Nurserymen, American Associa- 

 tion of .' 13, 76, 474 



Xurserymen, California Associa- 

 tion of 570 



Obituary: 



—Adams. C. Thompson, 770; Al- 

 dous, Mrs. James T., 379; Ara- 

 do, James, 607. 



^Baldwin, John, 770; Baldwin, 

 L. D., 878; Barry, Wm. C, *807, 

 844; Bather, Andrew, 514; Bell, 

 Wm.. 19; Bell, William T., 378; 

 Biermaas, Fred W., 607; Bige- 

 low. Edward M., 807; Bird, 

 George, 670; Blackert. Chas. J., 

 878; Bogue, Edward M., 108; 

 Boyle, John, 379; Brett, Rich- 

 ard, 204; Broadfoot, James. 

 419; Brown, John S.. 571. 638. 



— Carmichael, Mrs. D., 333; 

 ♦Cartwright, George, 638; 

 Charlton, John, 203; Cheney, 

 Chas. E., 419; Cook, Reinhardt, 

 483; Copp, Geo. C, 709; Gush- 

 ing, Joseph H., 735. 



—Dawson, Jackson T., 203; 

 Deiiker, H. B., 355; Donohue, 

 Michael, 189; Donohue, W. II., 

 709; Donovan, Michael, 638; 

 Dunbar, Richard H., 189. 



— Elbrecht, Charles, 844. 



— Fitzgerald, James, 378; Flem- 

 ing, John G., 108; Franks, 

 Thos., 607; Freeman. Katherine 

 E'., 670; Fregosi, Albert, 108. 



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—Gannon, Thomas J., fi?8; Good, 

 Wm., 638; Graham, John W., 

 378; Grifflng, Chas. M., 483; 

 Grunewald, Chas. E., 333 



—Hall, Mrs. Wm. H., 45; Har- 

 mon, E. J., 45; Hammock, 

 Harry, 108; Heeremans, Mrs. 

 Frederick, 355; Hinckley, Eu- 

 gene S., 204; Hoopes, J. E., 878; 

 Howard, Frank S., 807; Hus- 

 croft, George L., 571; Hutchin- 

 son, Robert W., 151. 



— Johnson, Mrs. John H., 419; 

 Johnson, Herbert W., 807; 

 ♦Jones, Jerome, 807; Joy, T. C, 

 709. 



— Kalish, Mrs. T., 189: Kenney, 

 H. J., 535; "Kldd. James, 45; 

 King, L. A., 108; *Kirkpatrlck, 

 Robertson, 878; *Kroeschell, 

 Wm. L., 732. 



— Langstaff, Wm., 419; Lanham, 

 Trueman, 670; Leary, Arthur 

 J.. 419; Logan, Wm. Thomas. 

 189; Lyon, John W., 189. 



— Mawley, Edward, 483; Mc- 

 Adams, Mrs. Andrew, 770; 

 Mills, Sara, 45; Mitsch, Frank, 

 638; Molloy, Wm. F„ 638; Mor- 

 ris, Geo. E., 93; Muller, Albert 

 L., 807; Muller. John H., 709; 

 Murdock, A. H., 455. 



—Newton, Wm. J., 378. 



— Oelschig, A. C, 535. 



— Panter, Chas. R., 639; Patter- 

 son, John. 419; Philip, David, 

 455; *Poehlmann, John W., 108; 

 Pollard, Isaac, 770; Prescott, 

 Chas. W., 844. 



—♦Renter, S. J., 732; Rexford, B. 

 E., 571; Roney, George, 189. 



—Salter, Henry A., 333; Salzer, 

 Henry A., 379; Schwarz, Henry, 

 607; Scommodau, Richard, 535; 

 Shaffer, Mrs. Geo. C, 204; Sea- 

 vey, Geo. W., 455; Shoemaker, 

 Geo., 19; Sinionds, A. E., 93; 

 Snyder. Samuel, 878; Snow. 

 William J.. 419; Sobicek, 

 Frank, 639; Stllphen, Daniel, 

 844; *Stokesi. Walter P., 45; 

 Strail, F. N., 770; Supper, John, 

 189. 



—Taylor, Mrs. Chas. A., 419; 

 Thayer, Bayard, 735; Thoirs, 

 Nellie R.. 638; Thorburn, Mrs. 

 J. M., 295; Tricker, William, 

 93. 



— *Vick, Fred W., 670; Vosburgh, 

 John K., 571. 



—White, Henry Kirke, 483; Wil- 

 son, Thomas. 379. 



October glories in the hardy gar- 

 den 505 



Ohio State Horticultural Society. 874 



Ohio State College, Floriculture 

 at 476 



Ohio State University, Floricul- 

 ture in 158 



Orchid cultural notes 841 



♦Orchid decoration at Philadelphia 689 



Orchid seedlings. Selecting 569 



Orchids and gardenias flourish. 

 Where 581 



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Park Superintendents, American 



Association of 189, 444, 470 



Partners, Discontented 379 



Patents granted: 30, 61, 126, 158, 190 

 269, 302, 365, 397, 430, 494, 558, 590 

 672, 718, 795, 862 



Pawpaw, The 209 



Pennsylvania Horticultural So- 

 ciety 538 



Pennsylvania, Horticultural So- 

 ciety of Western 700, 818 



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Peony Society, American 570 



Peony, The 92 



Peony Society, That new 76, 140 



Peonies, Important experiments 



with 873 



Personal: 55, 87, 219, 302, 423, 475 



514, 549, 613, 686, 885 

 Philadelphia, Florists' Club of... 76 

 189, 205, 346, 474, 637 



Philadelphia Flower Show 634 



♦Phlladelphlans, Three distin- 

 guished 735 



Pittsburgh Florists' and Garden- 

 ers' Club 376, 668, 816 



♦Pittsburgh Flower Shows 698 



♦Plant group. Flowering 106 



Poetry: 



— Along About Now 204 



—A Walk Through the Woods. . . 375 



—The Paper Famine 396 



—The Old, Old Subscriber 411 



— October Song 605 



—It Couldn't Be Done 767 



♦Polemonium 871 



Portland, .Maine, exhibition 700 



Pot Makers' Credit Association.. 494 

 Potash factory Dept. of Agricul- 

 ture to build 794 



♦Potentilla 169 



Primula obconlca. Unhealthy 669 



Publications received 60, 253, 316 



460, 493, 510, 542, 576, 702, 703, 736 

 828, 844 

 ♦Pyrethrum uliginosuni 202 



Q 



Quarantine against trees and 

 plants. Proposed Federal 895 



R 



Railroad embankment, Planting a 364 



Recess, During: 

 — '"The Waretown opening. ♦In- 

 trenched against the mosquito. 

 Field day at Cromwell 28 



— Holton & Hunkel outing 44 



— Florists' Club of Washington. 

 Pittsburgh Florists' & Garden- 

 ers' Club 78 



—♦Greek-American Florists' Asso- 

 ciation 80, 81 



—Buffalo Florist Club. Albany 

 Florists' Club 119 



^Gardeners' & Florists' Club of 

 Boston. Essex County Florists' 

 Club. Florists' Club of Wash- 

 ington. St. Louis Florist Club. 

 Lancaster County Florists' As- 

 sociation. Waretown Rod & 



Gun Club 156, 157 



— *Lancaster County Florists' 

 Club picnic and officers. Bound 

 for Bar Harbor. Boston Garden- 

 ers' & Florists' Club picnic 176, 177 



—Buffalo Florist Club. St. Louis 

 County picnic 215 



— Westchester & Fairfield Horti- 

 cultural Society. Boston Mar- 

 ket Gardeners 248 



— ♦Albany Florists' Club. Connec- 

 ticut Nurserymen's Association 301 



— St. Louis County Growers 313 



— Holyoke & Northampton Club 346 

 — Lenox Horticultural Society. 



♦The Farquhar outing 526 



— Washington bowlers 526 



— Boston Florists' Bowling 



575. 613, 644, 668, 718, 741, 827 



— At St. Louis 575 



— Boston Cut Flower Exchange. 



Washington bowlers 613 



— New York and New Jersey 



Plant Growers' outing 644 



— Washington bowlers 718, 844 



— Chicago bowlers 718, 741 



— Lancaster County Florists' Club 

 Annual banquet 844 



Retail Florists, Of interest to: 

 — ♦Bride's bouquet of sweet peas. 



