The Most Liberal Premiums Ever Offered By Any Seedsmen 



50 CENTS' worth of seeds extra will be allowed on each ONE DOLLAR sent us for 



seeds in PACKETS. Thus, anj' one sending us $1.00 can select seeds in packets amounting to $1.50 ; 

 for S2.00, seeds in packets amounting to $3.00 ; for §3.00, seeds in packets amounting to ?4.50 ; for S4.00, 

 seeds in packets amounting to §6.00, and so on. 



25 CENTS' worth of seeds extra will also be allowed on each ONE DOLLAR sent us 

 for seeds in OUNCES. 



Thus, any one sending us Sl.OO can select seeds in ounces to the value of 81.2-5; for $2.00, to the 

 value of S2.50 ; for $3.00, to the value of 83.75 ; for S4.00, seeds in ounces to the value of $5.00, and so on. 



In addition, every purchaser of $3.00 and over can select free either of our new up-to-date 

 books, "Farm Gardening," or " Irrigation by Cheap Modern Methods," and every purchaser of 

 $4.00 and over is entitled to both books if a request i.s made to send them with the order. 



With these liberal premiums and our low prices on seeds in bulk, we say, without fear of contradic- 

 tion, that "seeds of equal high quality can nowhere be obtained for as little money." 



All Vegetable and Flower Seeds offered in this catalogue by 

 tlie ])acket, ounce, ' i)oand, pound, pint and quart. 



Customers ordering these Seeds by the pound, pint or 

 quart, to be sent by Freight or Express, may deduct post- 

 age at the rate of ten cents per pound, or fifteen cents per 

 quart from our list prices. When sent in this way the pur- 

 chaser pays the freight or express charges on receipt of seed. 



Purchaser "pays transit charges also on pecks, bushels and 

 barrels, and on Farm Seeds, Implements, Live Stock, etc. 



y|| E DELIVER FREE 



TO ANY POST OFFICE 



IN 

 THE 



UNITED STATES 



LOW EXPRESS RATES -^y special arrangement with all the express lines in the United 



States and Canada, in the traffic agreement, seeds and plants are now 



carried at a reduced rate of 20 per cent, less than merchandise rates, when guaranteed by us. Our 

 customers will, therefore, find these reduced express rates almost as cheap as freight on small quantities. 



HO\A/ TO O R Pi F R C^sh should always accompany the order. We will be re- 

 r^\J My I \J WIlL^t^n sponsible for money sent to us by Post Office Order, Express 



^^^■^— i— ^^^— ^^^— Money Order, Bank Draft, Express or by Registered Letter. 



Post Office Orders cost, for anv amount up to 82.50, 3 cents ; over 82.50 and not exceeding $5, 

 5 cents ; over $0 to $10. 8 cents; over'$10 to 820, 10 cents ; over 820 to 830, 12 cents ; over 830 to 840, 15 

 cents ; over 840 to 850, IS cents ; over |50 to $60, 20 cents ; over $60 to $75, 25 cents ; $75 to 8100, 30 cents. 



Express Money Orders are issued by express companies at their agencies, and cost, for amounts 

 not over 85, 5 cents : §10, 8 cents ; 820, 10 cents ; 830, 12 cents ; $40, 15 cents ; $50, 18 cents. 



Bills, Coin or Stamps (we accept postage stamps the same as cash) can be sent safely by registered 

 letter. Every postmaster is required to register any letter on payment of eight cents extra postage. 



Cost of "remitting mav, on all orders over $1.00, be deducted from the amount sent. 



WE GUARANTEE ALL SHIPMENTS of Seeds, Bulbs, Plants, Implement*, Live Stock, etc., to 

 reach the purcliaser safely and in good condition. 



A Complete List of the Best Books for the Farm and Garden 



Standard works, written by acknowledged authorities on 

 the subjects of which the.v treat. We will send tliem postpaid 

 on receiptor price. To customers who order them in connec- 

 tion with their seed orders, we will allow a discount of 10 

 per cent, from publisher's prices, here quoted ; 



On Farm and Garden Topics 



$100 Prize Essays. By practical growers, on the fol- 

 lowing sulijects: "How and WliattoGrow in the 

 South for Northern Markets," "Culture of Cabbage 

 and Onions, with Hints for Storing and Market- 

 ing," " Tiie Family Vegetable Garden," SO 10 



Practical Farm Cliemistry. T. Greiner, 1 00 



Gardening for Profit. Henderson, 2 00 



Gardening for Pleasure. Henderson, 2 00 



Tlie Toung Market Gardener. A Beginner's Guide, 50 



How the Farm Pays. Henderson <t Crozier, . ... 250 



HoTT Crops Grow. A treatise on the chemical com- 

 position, structure and life of the plant. Johnson, 2 00 



How^ Crops Feed. A treatise on the atmosphere and 



.soil as related to the nutrition of plants. Johnson, 2 00 



Draining for Profit and Health. 'W'aring, .... 1 50 



I.and Measurer for Farmers. Pedders, 60 



On Floriculture 



Practical Floriculture. For Florists. Henderson, 1 -50 



How to Destroy Insects on Plants and Flowers, 25 



My Handkerchief Garden. Barnard, ....... 10 



The Garden's Story. Elwanger, 1 50 



Your Plants. Their care and treatment. Sheehan, . 40 



How to Plant a Place, 20 



On Vegetables and Fruits 



Asparagus Culture. Barnes & Robinson, 80 50 



Biggie Berry Book. (New.) Tlie ver.v latest trea- 

 tise on small fruits. Illustrated by colored plates, 50 



Broom Corn and Brooms. Cloth 50 



Cabbages and Cauliflowers, How to Grow Them, 30 



How to Grow Celery. P. J. Sehuier 75 



Mushroom Culture, J. & S. Paper Circular, .... 10 



3Iushrooms— How to Grow Them. Cloth, 150 



New Onion Culture. T. Greiner, 50 



The Peanut Plant. B. W. Jones 50 



New Potato Culture. The French System. Carmen, 50 



Squashes— How to Grow Them. Gregory, .... 30 



Sweet Potato Culture. Fitz " ... 60 



On Poultry and Live Stock 



Biggie Poultry Book. Finely illustrated, 50 



Profitable Poultry Farming." M. K. Boyer, ... 25 



Farm-Poultry Doctor. Dr. N. W. Sanborn 50 



Low Cost Poultry Houses. Illustrated "JS 



500 Questions and Answers on Poultry Topics, 25 



A Living From Poultry. M. K. Bover, .' 25 



Broilers for Profit. M. K. Boyer,' 50 



Money in Squabs. Brinton, . . ". 25 



American Standard of Perfection. A complete 



description of all the recognized Breeds of Fowls, 1 00 



Duck Culture. Rankin, 50 



Biggie Horse Book. (New.) Profusely illustrated, ."iO 



Training of Shepherd Dogs. Wickhaui, 50 



The Collie, its history, points and breeding. Dalziel, 100 

 An Egg Farm, or tlie Miinagement of Poultry in 



L:irge Numbers. H.H.Stoddard,. . . ." . . 50 



How to Kid Buildings and Farms of Rats, .... 20 



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