PRICE LIST OF 
RURAL BOOKS, 
VEGETABLES. Postage 
Canning and Preserving ........... ......-...04 UDsesescene 4c 
ING We lit baron tllitiineseacssscecesesseseressseee Tp \ccocsboce 6c 
Gardening tor Profit..-.-.-.-.--------.-- Gore 12¢ 
Truck Farming inthe South...............-.. {10:2 10c 
Cabbage and Cauliflower ........--.s.0...2222 60 ee 6c 
(CEI ATCYe TEXRONE -s-o5s5 ccrdccoconseotececenecee Deo we eee 2c 
Asparagus Culture ----------..----. -----...------ USyecocearec 5c 
Left Overs Made Palatable...............----- i ead ne 12¢c 
Aboysstehvoy CypulgosRs - S. Seeesteerrsscceecseceeerercs Oss 6c 
Gardening for Young and Old .........-.. 19 (0) secre 7c 
Vegetable Home Gardening.........---.-..-- HOO Vx 9c 
New: Onion. Gwltiise 222 sae ate once ot oe care 60.....--.- 6¢ 
A.B: C. of Potato. Culture -.-..-.. =e, (SOLS e 2 5¢ 
Mushrooms (How to Grow Them)....:.-- te LOS S822 7c 
Ato) of: Verero), (Orb blab b Caos - Aes ok Gabennseoeceechonecse 35 cee. P 3c 
Swe POLALORS sacra + ened - seanene eee se eaees 50sec 5¢ 
Our Farm of Four Acres ...:..-.... Bas 60) 22-5 4c 
Farmers Ready Reference Book ........... US. ve 7¢ 
American Standard of Perfection for 
Gardenjnovand= Powlitty~- eee CD elke ae Ae 12c 
*FKarmer’s Cyclopedia of Agriculture---. 4 75......... 27¢ 
*Bailey’s Encyclopedia, 4 vols...- -....... 20 00 
*By Express or Freight. : 
GRASSES AND CLOVERS: : 
Broom Corn and Broom -..... voobett el $2752. Be: 4e 
Clovers, and How to Grow Them ........ HeQ5¥.. 28 12¢ 
Farmer’s Book on GrasseS...---- -----------++ (60) Saeeeee, 4c 
Alfaliac(Cobinn) ess se Se a oeeee ae Se T5ue ster 6c 
Alfalfa (Coburn) l.arge Edition ........... DOOR eae: lic 
Peanut Plant) itssCultivatio n= 100 3c 
Ginseng oe ee en ea eee ee 60e =e 6c 
Mora gen Crops s-sse-o 2 ese ee eee eae INOOSs<-ses5- 12¢ 
INSECTICIDES, MANURHES, ETC. 
ASITEES prayalt ooo fe eel atibseeeseseecee eee $4 +25 25s: 12¢ 
ImsectSiand Insecticides: --5----4 22s 1 GS) cteebee 12¢c 
AS ea) ealiti ay OMe gn ee cee Boe aces eens AQ) coseze; 3c 
Rommer’s Method of Making Manure... 40 2c 
Fungiand Fungicides......,....... ey eran A. LAO Slee. 7¢ 
in it. 
or Pearl Leek. 
Cream Cheese, etc. 
FRUITS. 
PeaehiC tire ese sea- cele te nee nT 
Plums and Plum Culture-........ Lee | 
Charlton’s Grape Growers Guide.......--.. 
Strawberry Culture -.-.. Sco, Seep ae malate 
hes Nite wCaltiti Stats. ce- sees ee eee ee 2 
Smal eririnits Cultist ese a aeons il 
BUS Erivits) ce2c: - eeete anes iedeace ce ceeveeeaeceue 1 
Caltfornmias MEirtSie cm see se eee ee 2 
Citrus Fruits and Their Culture.---.-..... 2 
FLOWER GARDEN. 
Practical Hlorienl tines e ete eee $1 
‘Ferns and How+to Grow them........:.....; 1 
The Rose, Its Cultivation, Ete...- .-......-.. 2 
The Beautiful Flower Garden .......-...... 
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POULTRY AND ANIMALS. 
Animale BEeCG ilo gee asecnenaneseeecree ccna eee eae $2 
iA Ba CP of Bee Cilture ce cesrecse ee 1 
Canary Birds, acomplete guide............ 
Diseases) Of DOgSs ksie-c see noes see eee eae ees 1 
New <Eicio: Harm coe. oa reese eee 1 
Duck (Ciltwte vets. jc. seceeeecsae~secessese sees 
Broilers for Pro fit=-.s-sceceesneeeasonoetecteee cee 
Profitable: Dainyin ge -- see cose eee 
Promtsiin Porlittycssess ce sss ceed eene ee eee 1 
Sqtiabs  andeBroilersysseoes eee eee 
SquabstforsP ro tits ee ee 
Malkaingpgeomlttnye Pa ygeen cose eae eee 1 
Diseases of Poultnyss oe ee: 
WiGlOliS WELOESES Soe os ee eee ee 
Manas eniemon Ria binitSts- see ee 
Conkeyzs Stocks Bool=->, se eee 1 
HOGS, ETC. 
Harris; Onathey Pig see cere $1 
Home Pork Mia tio ee sessse ss eee eeeeeen 
Diseases of Swine....... obtess aesa Aah eeb ewan 
Postage 
0) os bere 8c 
(pies 12¢ 
S0eeeseeees 8e 
OOo 3c 
25 22 12¢ 
NS) ceeeces 12¢ 
65,222.38 12¢ 
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Ss 17e 
602s 12¢ 
SOiseeueney 6c 
OO feces 7c 
O0=eeaee 5¢ 
OOseceraaee 6c 
SO saeeterss 12¢ 
SO Feeesca- 15¢ 
DOs ceccees 2c 
OO scecees 7¢ 
5OPscessee 7¢ 
BV esrecose 5c 
Goeeeean=e 3c 
80: -25s2ee: 8c 
15 22s 12¢ 
SOlecyeeses ae 
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OO Ss. aes 8c 
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DD eesiuce 4c 
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WO ceases 12¢ 
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Sbeccteecee 8e 
HORSERADISH CULTIVATION—Make up the ground as you would for 
strawberry plants, except that the rows are 3 feet apart. that is, the furrows are 
drawn 3 feet apart, putin a liberal dose of commercial fertilizer (a broadcast 
of good stable manure previous to this is very beneficial), then turn a double 
with a marker, scraping the top of the row off level, then put the sets in as 
nearly straight as possible, the sharpened end down, setting them about 12 to 
14 inches apartin the row. This way about 10,000 sets are used to plant an acre. 
After it comes up the horseradish is cultivated as are most other crops, it is 
very easily grown, as it soon covers the ground so that the weeds will not grow 
Horseradish Sets, 20c per dozen, $2.00 per 100, 
CHIVES OR GERMAN SCHNITTLAUCH—One of the finest and most 
delicate of the entire Onion family. Much more delicate in flavor than Shallots 
The tops, the only part used, are used for seasoning Salads, 
This plant is of an easy culture, but requires partly shade 
during the summer, and high soil. Price, i5c per bunch. 
RHUBARB ROOTS—20c each; $2.00 per dozen. 
VEGETABLE PLANTS 
During the proper season we will have all varieties of vegetable plants on hand suitable for our climate, 
and will be prepared to fill orders on the shortest notice providing the weather permits. ; ; 
Due to the very poor condition in which vegetable plants reach destination in early fall, it is useless to 
ship them until the weather cools, which is after the 15th of October. 
will be shipped entirely at purchaser’s risk. 
Artichoke plants, Genuine Globe 
Cabbage plants of all seasonable varieties --------.--------- 
Cauliflower of aii seasonable varieties 
Leeks, leading varieties i 
Celery plants, leading varieties 
Egg plants, New Orleans Market 
Pepper plants, all varieties. ~ 
Tomato plants, leading varieties------ Siti AS. UE eee cate 
Beet plants, leading varieties 
Lettuce plants, leading varieties..-------.----------.--<- -:2++----- 
Kohlrabi, White Vienna 
Creole and Bermuda Onion plants -------..------------- --++----- 
IBEUSSEISES PEOULS res eae eee seaaaes Be Pe Sea E A ee 
Herb plants 
Mint plants ..-.-... Fee eas ae sk Ce a el es hee 
Michel’s Karly Strawberry plants 
Lady Thompson’s Strawberry plants...--.--------+-+-----+1+-- 
Hoffman’s Early Strawberry plants 
Klondyke Strawberry plants 
Ocean City Strawberry plants ...-..-------- .---2--2c02= 22--25-c-0- 
Senator Dunlap Strawberry plants 
Excelsior Straw berty, platitg. eee sata eee ee eee eet ane chaee 
Sweet potato slips from May 15th 
wa eb ccna cerceceeseeesssaasees see 
Per Doz. Per 100 
aneee 50 $2 00 
wecnamene anon=e 10 60 
ween seen ones 20 1 00 
DECI ECD SSE 10 40 
ee nnnnnnneennne 15 75 
Laaccowaccuese 20 1 25 
20 1 00 
BcostEndaetaere 15 75 
spe ceeCCOOCee 10 40 
asteeeeiecssect 10 40 
SOE eoeeenes 10 40 
Res 10 25 
leita saete 7s 20 1 00 
ae aan 50 
eos csbecnsseees 75 
OBL Seve scbaees 10 50 
eeisacesceoeees 15 60 
eo Seacgoaes 15 60 
Suse tee sees 15 60 
seecee ueeee 15 75 
PED Sea 15 60 
15 60 
Ronee SOOCCOREOS 10 30 
For any of the above plants by mail, add 70 ner cent to cover postage. 
To grow vegetable plants ofany kind, put Kainit on the ground about 6 weeks before 
seed is planted, at the rate of 600 to 800 pounds peracre. 
cut and ground worms. 
Any plants shipped prior to this date 
Per 1000 
$15 00 
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