iyhowu^^ Poultry and Eggs ^^ H atching. 



INDIAN GASIfiS. 

 INDIAN GAMES — The quickest 

 S growing chick from the shell up to 10 

 or 12 weeks, of any breed; at 12 weeks 

 a old I have seen males weigh 3 to 4 

 5 pounds each. The tlesh is of the finest 

 ? quality, juicy and tender. They are 

 e easily cared for, and are without doubt 

 ■" the fowl for those who want quick 



• growth, good size, good laying and 

 c eating qualities, and beauty in appear- 



•0 ance, combined. Single male, S3.50; 

 g pair, Sti.OO; trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pul- 

 Z lets, S.S.OO. Eigs, S2.00 per 13; S3.-50 per 30. 



- BL..ACK MINORCAS Grow to a 



" good size, and are one of, if not the 

 ■ most proiitic layers; hardy and easily 



• reared. Eggs large, weighing from 2 

 •S to 3 ounces each. .Single male, $3.00; 

 "0 pair, S5..50; trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, 

 < S7..50 Eggs, SI. 50 per 13; S2.7.5 per :30. 



WHITE MINORCAS. — Similar 

 IR to the Black, except in plumage. 

 Q Price the same as the Black. 

 a SILVER LACED AV Y A N - 



a DOTTES. — Unusually hardy, ilost 

 « excellent layers, good mothers. As a 

 Q general purpose fowl they rank second to none. Single male, 83.00; pair, S-3.50; 



a trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, ST..JO. Eggs, Sl.oO per 13; ?2.75 per 30. 



BLACK MIAORCAS. 



WHITE WYANDOTTES Similar to Silver I.aced except in plumage, 



whi -h is pure white. Single male, S.3.00; pair, S5.50; trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pul- 

 lets, S7..50. Eggs, SI..50 per 13; «2.7.5 per ;^0. 



GOLDEN WYANDOTTES. — Color, golden bay 

 laced with black; characteristics same as other Wyan- 

 dottes. Single male, SiOO; pair, &")..tO; trio, 1 cockerel "and 

 2 pullets, S7.50. Eggs, S1..50 per 13; S2.7.5 per 30. 



LIGHT OR DARK BRAHMAS.— No breed makes 



larger or better broilers, at 8 to 10 weeks, than the 



e Brahmas. Very docile. Price for either Light or Dark 



> Brahmas, single male, 83.00; pair, S.5..50; trio, 1 cockerel 



* and 2 pullets, 'S7..50. Eggs, UJiO per 13, S2.75 per 30. 

 Q BLACK LANGSHANS — They attain early maturi- 

 "x ty and grow to a large size. Good layers all the year 

 5 round. .Single male, fe.OO; pair, $.5..tO; trio, 1 cockerel and 

 - 2 pullets, 87..50. Eggs, 81. .tO per 13; S2.7.5 per ;30. 

 h WHITE LANGSHANS. — Prolific layers. Attain 

 B maturity very early. Excellent table fowls; flesh, deli- 

 ? cate flavor. Single male, •'.3.00; pair, $3.50; trio, 1 cockerel 



* and 2 pullets, S7..50. Eggs, S1..50 per 13; $2.75 per 30. 

 J DERBYSHIRE RED CAP.S A breed well known 



in England, but coiiipara- 



S MT^ lively new in the U. !-;. t'ol- ^ „„„ .„,..., 



8 SrXimi/ Mi^SIt^ or, a red or rich brown and tIGHT BRAHMAS. 



bla<-k. Excellent layers and first class table fowls. 1 otter birds 

 bred direct from itiiported slock. Single male. S^i .50; pair. S6.00; trio, 

 1 cockerel and 2 pul lets, $,S.OO. Eggs, S2.00 per 13; Si-SO per 30. 



BUFF COCHINS. — They thrive well in the 

 smallest yards, and are most excellent winter lay- 

 ers. Single male, ?3. 00; pair, ?.5..')0; trio, 1 cockerel 

 and 2 pullets, ?7.."i0. Eggs, S1.50 per 13; S2.75 per ;30. 



WHITE COCHINS. — Very hardy and make ' 

 excellent broilers. Mature, early, good winter la\ - 

 ers. Price of fowls and eggs, same as Bufl" Cochins. 



PARTRIDGE COCHINS .\ttractive appear-' 



ance and large size. Price of both fowls and eggs, 

 same as the Buff Cochins mentioned above. 



HOUDANS.— .\re proiitic layers of large, ricli 

 eggs. Single male, 83.00; yiair, S.i..')0; trio, 1 cockerel i 

 and 2 pullets, S7.50. Eggs, S1.50 per 13: S2.75 per 30. 



I Have Spared no expense to have the finest stock, keeping several distinct 

 yards of each Ijreed, so that I can send out stock pure and not akin. The 

 prices quoted, which are my very lowest, are for first-class breeding fowls, 

 from the very best strains and properly mated. I guarantee safe arrival. 



EGGS F©R HaTemiVG. 1 guarantee all eggs fresh and true to 



name. 1 can ship eggs by express only, 



and use the utmost care in packing, but cannot guarantee any number te 

 hatch, as this depends on causes over which I have no control. I have fre- 

 quently sent eggs from 1,000 to 3,000 miles, and had 12 out of ].( hatch out a chick. 



BUFF LEGHORNS — This breed, on account of wonderful qualities 



as au egg producer, and early maturity is bound to become pojjular. 



Tluy are the best layers I have ever had in my yards; the chicks are 

 easily raised, grow rapidly, are very plump, heavy naeated and yellow 

 skinned. Plumage, a beautiful buff. Single male, 83..50; pair, Sti.OO; trio, 

 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, S.S.00. Eggs, S2.00 per 13; S3..50 per 30. 



BROWN AND WHITE LEGHORNS.— Single Comb They ma- 

 ture very early, and make good table fowls. Splendid layers, producing 

 large eggs. Price, either Brown or AVhite, single male, S3.00: pair, So.oO: 

 trio. 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, S7..50. Eggs, S1..-0 f,er 13; S2.75 per 30. 



ROSE COMBED BROWN LEGHORNS Similar to the single 



combed, except that theyha\e a rose comb. Single male, 83.00; pair, 

 S-5..30; trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, S7..50. Eggs, SI. 50 per 13; 82.75 per ;TO. 



WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK. — Have all the good points that 

 make Plymouth Koek such a favorite, but have a pure white plumage. 

 They are very proiitic layers and make excellent mothers; a most profit- 

 able breed for either the farmer or fancier. Single male, S3.00; pair, So.50; 

 trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, S7..50. Eggs, 81. .50 per 13; S2.76 per 30. 



BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK. — For general purposes may be 

 justly entitled th-s "P'armer's P'owl.' They are very hardy, most excel- 

 lent iaj-ers and one of the very best market fowls. Single male, S3.00; pair, 

 So..50; trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pullets S7.60. Eggs, S1.50 per 13; S2.75 per 30. 



BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK.— Rich, bufl plumage, golden yellow 

 legs and grand carriage; the finest of this family. Single male, S3..50; pair, 

 Sti.OO; trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, 88.00. Eggs, 82.00 per 13; 8;3.50 per 30. 



WHITE-CKESTED BLACK POLISH Excellent layers and of 



fine quality for the table. These fowls attract a good deal of attention, 

 and for an ornamental fowl for park or la^vn, I can highly recommend 

 them. My stock is particularlv fine. .Single male, 8-3.00; pair, 85.50; trio, 

 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, 87.50. Eggs, S1..50 per 13; 82.75 per :30. 



WHITE-FACED BLACK SPANISH. — One of 

 the handsomest fowls, and also one of the best layers. 

 Single male, 83.00; pair, 85.50; trio. 1 cockerel and 2 pul- 

 lets, S7..50. Eggs, 81. .50 per 13; 82.75 per 30. 



SILVER SPANGLED AKD SILVER PEN- 

 CILED HAMBURGS A very handsome breed. Can- 

 not be praised too highly for beauty and usefulness. 

 Most excellent layers. Price of either breed, single 

 male, S-3..50; pair, Sii.OO; trio, 1 cockerel and 2 pullets, ?s.00. 

 Eggs, 82.00 per 13; 8;3..50 per 30. 



GOLDEN SEBRIGHT BANTAMS. — The most 

 popular of bantams; very gay, rich golden plumage; 

 good layers and brooders. Hardy both as fowls and 

 chicks; thrive well in enclosure, as well as running at 

 large. Siugle male, 83.00; pair, 8.5.50; trio, 1 cockerel and 

 2 pullets, S7..50. Eggs, 8~2.00 per 13; %i.i:fy per 30. 



BUFF PEKIN BANTAMS Resemble a minia- 

 ture Butt' Cochin, and considered by many the hand- 

 somest of the bantam family. Carriage very proud; 

 tame and docile. Price, same as above. 



BLACK PEKIN BANTAMS Very rich brilliant 



plumage. My stock of these cannot be excelled by 

 anyone. Price, the same as the above two breeds. 



MAMMOTH BRONZE TUR- 

 KEYS. — They are good layers, and are 

 the most profitable breed" for market. 

 (Gobblers 2 years old will often weigh 30 

 to 10 pounds. Single gobbler, $4.00; pair, 

 87.,50; trio, 1 gobbler and 2 hens, 810.00. 

 Eggs, 84.00 per 13: 87.50 per 26. 



WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS. 

 — I have spent a number of years in per- 

 fecting this breed, and can now ofler 

 them perfectly true. Plumage pure 

 \\hite throughout; head and wattles 

 bright red; shanks, flesh color. Hardy 

 and grow to a large size. Price same as 

 Mammoth Bronze. 



PEKIN DUCKS They are with- 

 out doubt the best laying duck known. 

 ■SVheii fully mature and fat, will weigh 

 12 to 15 pounds per pair, single drake, 

 83.(KI: luiir, ^.5.-50: trio. 1 drake and 2 ducks, 

 87.50. Eggs, 81.50 per 13; 82.75 per 2d. 



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LANGSHANS. 



* FANCY PIGEONS. * 



I can furnish a large a.ssortment of Fancy Pigeon.^, 



'^i some very rare and new imported breed.*. I crate 



carefully, so as to reach the most remote destination 



with safety. If you are interested send for circular 



of breeds and prices. ...... 



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