DESCRIPTIVE PRICED CATALOGUE. 
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S RASPBERRIES, j 
This valuable and desirable fruit comes close on the strawberry, and if 
properly cared for yields large returns. Any good soil will grow them and 
produce quantities 'of dehcious fruit. We think cultivation and thorough 
mulching is necessary to gain the most encouraging results. Dozen lots post 
paid. If by mail, in orders of fifty, add 15 cents, in orders of one hundred, 
add 30 cents. 
Prices, except otherwise noted, dozen 50c.; 100, $1.50; 1000, $10.00. 
Cuthbert, Marlboro, Miller, Red. 
Loudon. Comparatively new, large, late ; of fine quality and profitable 
for market. 75 cts. doz. ; $1.50 per 100; $12.00 per 1000. 
Coutant Seedling. A new RED of great promise, exceedingly pro- 
ductive, as large as Cut/iberi, fully as hardy and very Jirm, "being an excellent 
shipper and of the best quality. A beautiful bright red color, begins ripening 
early in July and continues in bearing six weeks. 
PRICE — Doz. $1.00 ; 100. $2.50; looo, $20.00. Mailed at dozen rates. 
BLACK CAPS. 
Gregg, Tyler, Mam. Cluster, 
Ohio, Mills, Palmer. 
Price, $2.00 per hundred ; $ro.oo per thousand. 
Cumberland^ fi"?-)™"™Ess black-cap." 
Largest Black Raspberry Known. 
Fruit sold for JO cts. per quart when other varieties were selling for 5 to 7 cts. 
Cumberland Black Raspberry. (See cut ) The king of all, both in 
size and productiveness. SfToi plants yielding the dry season 1900, 2S guaris 
fifteen months from planting. Large plants, dozen, $1.25. mail. Express 
purchaser's expen.se. $3.00 hundred. 
You cannot make a mistake if you plant the CUMBERLAND. It gave us 
the past year, the largest berries and the most of them of any other variety. 
See page 2? for One Dollar Mail Collections. 
