THORBURN'S 

 SEEDS 



They have been developed by 

 careful, thoujhtrr.! propagation 

 throughout the Nineteenth cen- 

 tury. Thorburn's HG-page Century 

 Catalogue of these 



Seeds of 



is the 100th cuccessivo annual 

 issue. If you vrould. have a moro 

 beautiful lawn, cr a more produc- 

 tive garden, send for it. It's free. 



J. M. THORBtJRTV <fc CO. 



(late cf 15 John Street) 

 86 Oortlondt Street, Sew York. 



Biltmore 

 Forest School 



Biltmore. N. C. 



Theoretical and practical 

 instruction in all branches of 

 applied forestry. 



Course comprising twelve 

 consecutive months can be 

 entered at any time of the 

 year no vacations. 



Object lessons within the 

 mountain estate of George 

 W. Vanderbilt, comprising 

 120,OCO acres, where forestry 

 has been practiced since 1895. 



For further information 

 apply to 



C. A. Schenck, Director 



FOREST SCHOOL 



'\E N. 



CONNECTICUT 



yse of study in THE YALE FOREST 



^ covers a period of two years. Grad- 



of collegiate institutions of high standing 



/be admitted without examination, provided 



/fey can show the requisite knowledge of 



Botany, Geology, and Inorganic Chemistry. 



The Summer School of Forestry is conducted 

 at Milford, Pike County, Penna. The session in 

 1903 will open July . st and continue seven weeks 



For further irvforrrvation address 



Henry S. Graves, Director, New Haven, Conn. 



PRESS OF JUDD & DETWEILER, WASHINGTON, D. C. 





