200 , J. STECKLER SEED CO., LTD., ALMANAC AND 



WE SOLICIT CORRESPONDENCE IN FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, ITALIAN. 

 OR, IN FACT, ANY LANGUAGE. 



PLANTERS AND GARDENERS PRICE LIST. 



WE DO NOT CHARGE FOR BAGS OR BOXES. 



We Mail Seeds Postage Paid. 



Seeds in packets, ounces and quarter pounds are mailed by us free of postage. Pounds, 

 half-pounds, pints and quarts, the postage must be added to prices quoted at the rate of 

 nine cents per pound and fifteen cents per quart. 



OUR SYSTEM OF CONDUCTING BUSINESS is to give satisfaction to our customers 

 which we always guarantee. 



See page 4 for full explanation as to Seeds by mail in papers, packages, 

 etc. In larger quantities we make our prices 10c. per pound cheaper than our 

 competitors, instead of advertising our seeds postpaid. 



SPECIAL NOTICE — Those only who can show a letter of recent date with our signa- 

 ture attached, are authorized to solicit orders for ns. We wish to call special attention to 

 this, as we know it has heretofore been the practice of unprincipled persons to procure the 

 catalogn.es of prominent seedsmen and take orders in their names, which they »will fill with 

 poor stock bought elsewhere. If our patrons will kindly notify us of any person whom they 

 have reason to believe is not a regularly appointed agent, we shall consider it a favor. 



OUR TERMS— Cash or satisfactory reference. Orders from unknown parties whose 

 financial rating is not recorded, must be accompanied by a Draft on New Orleans, Registered 

 Letter or Money Order. Where neither of the above can be obtained, send remittance in 

 United States postage stamps. Stamps must be in good order, and placed so they will not 

 stick together. 



No Plants or I<ive Stock sent C. O. T>. by Express. 



When ordering write your name plainly, give correct P. O. address if by mail, if by 

 express give your express office or nearest express, to avoid any delay; also if by rail or boat 

 give station or landing, and if possible the name of railroad or name of boat. Where no 

 instructions are given as to how shipment should be made, we will use our own discretion, 

 but we urge all customers to state plainly whether they want goods mailed, expressed, or 

 shipped by boat or by rail. 



All C. O. D. orders must be accompanied by at least half the amount. 



BEWARE OF CHEAP SEEDS. 



NO ONE CAN FURNISH A GOOD ARTICLE BELOW COST. 



Special notice is given to purchasers to compare our catalogue prices with those of Northern firms 

 who add freight, cartage and cost of bags. Taking those items into consideration it will be seen that 

 •ur prices are in keeping with those whose prices are far in advance of ours and our seed are none but 

 the best the soil produces. 



These prices are calculated very low, be careful of lower offers. 



ARTICHOKB. Artichaut (Fr.), Artischoke (Ger.), Alcachofa (Span.), Articiocca (Ital.) 



Artichoke plants per doz. 50c, ioo #2.00, iooo $15.00. 0unce * lb * P r lb * 

 Large Green Globe (Loan) 35 $J 00 $3 40 



ASPARAGUS. Asperge (Fr.), Spargel (Ger.), Espargos (Span.), Sparagio (Ital.) 



Columbia White Mammoth JO 25 65 



Conover's Colossal JO 20 50 



Palmetto JO 25 65 



Roots 2 year old of either kind dozen 25c., ioo 75c, iooo $6.00. 



BffANS— Pole or Running. Haricot (Fr.), Bohnen(Ger.),Haba (Span.), Faginoli (Ital.) 



Our Beans, Peas and Sweet Corn are all Hand Picked. 



Green Snap. Per pt. Perqt. Per gal. Peck Bush. 



Cut Short .' 20 30 $J 00 2 00 #6 00 



Dutch Case Knife 20 30 J 00 175 6 50 



Improved Kentucky Wonder or Old Homestead 20 30 J 00 2 00 7 00 



Lazy Wife's 20 30 J 25 2 00 7 00 



Perfectly Round Straight Imported White 



Creaseback 20 30 J J5 2 25 8 00 



Southern Prolific 20 30 J JO 2 00 7 50 



St. Louis Perfection White 30 45 J 50 2 50 9 00 



White Crease Back — J5 30 J 00 2 00 7 50 



The Best Crop for a Poor Man — Lespedeza Clover. 



