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^.PJ>$> FOR THE PARH— Continued. FIELD AND GRASSES. 
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*JL*GI?ICIJLTU«ALW POTATO. 
A new Potato that Is certain to take the lead with Krowers who desire a first-class early variety that Is productive and sure 
toyleldaeood crop even in the most unfavorable seusons. Market gardeners and all others who grow potatoes cannot atTord to o«rloo« 
ttir^ndcrful variety. Us certaint j to produce a big crop.fincappcaranee and enormou. yield havec^^ 
mo.t experienced potato growers in America, "The Itural New Vorker," the grreat agrrlenltural pa per of the East, says: From time to 
time wihave du^ a hiU of the varieties that claim to be the (jarllestnowon trial on the Kural B'foj»"<lt,„^'*"l5*r,:^,?»°w floJ?fif^ 5" 
May & Co.. of St. Patil, Minn., has given the best yield. It is a most shapely potato, bemgr smooth, oblong and slisrhtly flatten«l^ 
SRICB liar LakeTiUkh.. writes: pleased with your Algoaa," J. C. Huskins, Avoca. Ark writes: " \ our Alj(onias are 
A No' 1 A fise potato." M. C. HoLL, Lebanon, Mt>., says : " I just duj? one hill of Algomas containing twenty potatoes." 
lA). 40a. 3 lbs. $ l.OO, postpaid. Pk. 650, bus. $S.S6, barrel, 9o OO. 
THE SIX LEADING VARIETIES. Embracing the Best Early. Medium and Late Sorts. 
«f«tionfrotn the majority of catalogue, which would meet the reqniren.ents Especially when so much s'"*^»"ty "'i^'Ve,«J«J8' 
kinds. Our collection embraces the distinct and leading up-to-date sorts, and we are confident every one desiring the money-makers will fully 
realize the gi-eat resnlts which may be obtained by planting these lorts. 
THE ■' BOVKB." New Extra Early Potato. The Ear- 
liest of all, and a Oreat Cropper. Tols potato in all 
eompetltive trials has outylelded all the early potatoes, 
and in many of the tests, conducted by experiment stations 
and private growers. It has outylelded even the late 
varieties. The vine is dwarf and stocky, and the tabers 
grow remarkably close, all bunched together in the hill close 
up to the vine. They size up to a marketable size more evenly 
than any Potato we ever saw; none too large or too small, 
practically the whole crop beine marketable. Lb. 30c, 3 lbs. 
76c, postpaid : pk. 50o. bu. *1.60, bbl. $4.00. 
CABMAN No. 3— Without doubt one of the most popular 
late varieties ever introduced, the potatoes are rather round in 
shape of the best keeping quality, the tubers are invariably 
smooth and of handsome appearance. Lb. 30c, 8 lbs. 700, 
postpaid : pk.50o,bu.$l..'50. bbl. $*.00. ^ ^ ^ . 
SIB WILLIAM— A main crop of late sort that has given 
wonderful results wherever tried. The Rural New Verier tested 
this variety, and its yield was 1008 bo. per acre. In their 
remarks relating to fliis potato they say: •• Sir William more 
than doubled the yield of five competitors, it is rather long 
In shape of fine appearance, some times sliehtly flattened." Lb. 
80o. Sibs. 750, postpaid ; pk 50o, bu. »I 50, bbl. «4, 00. 
EAELT OHIO— Is so well known as to need hardly any 
description. It is one of the very best early potatoes, and, 
above all, is always fit for use before fully ripe. Many growers , 
consider it. and Justly too, the most proHtable market variety. » 
Onr stock is extra carefully grown and selected, the result of 20 T.wtaM 
years' work by one ofthc most noted potato growers in America. ■ 
We can recommend It tn all desiring the true Ohio. Lb. 30c, 
a lbs. 75c, postpaid; pk 40c, bu. $1 OO, bbl. $8.50. 
MAY'S LATE-This is by far the best potato for general and 
late use we know of. Plesh white, cooking qualities unsurpassed. 
Vines of vigorous growth, and will si and the drought 
better than most varieties. The tubers of uniform size. We 
regard this as the most valuable late variety. It ils enorm- 
ously productive, and the most profitable potato tBat can be 
grown. Price, lb. 80c, 8 lbs. T5c, postpaid; pk. 60c, bu. 
91.50, bbl. 94.00 
For *2.50 we will send by freight one peck each of the 
Six ^^&rioti^8 
For »2 50 we will send by freight, 1 bushel Early 
Ohio, 1 peck Algoma, 1 peck Bovee, 1 peek Sir William. 
For 88 00 we will send by freight, 1 bushel each of the 
Six Varieties, and include, free of charge one Acme Tubu- 
lar Potato Planter. 
The Acme Tubular Potato Planter tor only $1.15. 
This is undoubtedly the most Improved, strongest and yet 
the most simple planter on the market at the present time. It 
piantx uniformly in all kinds of soil. It is far ahead of the com- 
mon Acme, and experience proves to us that it is worth twice as 
much to any farmer. It does its work quickly, and equally 
as well as many of the potato planters sold at ten times Its 
price. " 
U t O J n s !J At the prices quoted in our Catalogue we prepay postage on all seeds order^by packet. 
May S Seeds r OStPaid" pound. Vmt or quart, on seeds in lanrer ooaatitSes. or offered by express or frelgbi. porch 
acket, ounce, qnarte* potmd, 
' aser pays the charges. 
