!^ MOST NORTHERN N URS ERIES IN AMERICA. 
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BLACKBERRIES. 
This excellent and profitable fruit should be planted in 
rows 5 feet apart. Give the plant the same cultiva- 
tion as Kaspberries. 
PRICE— Unless oiherwise quoted, lOc each, 6 for 45c 
12 for 7Sc, 25 for $1.25, postpaid. Bv express or freight, 
not prepaid, 25 for 80c, 50 for $1,25, 100 for $2.00, 
1,000 for $15.00. 
Qnprial nffpr ^« ^""^ ^ strong 
OpeClcU mier. pj^nts of the 7 varieties, 
including the LoKariberry. making 42 strong plants 
all properly marked, for $2.25, postpaid; or $1.75 
by express "or freight, at purchasers expense. 
Ari^'iont'Rrifnn This is recommended for sec- 
AXi^icui, JJJ.xi.uu. lio„.« subject to sevei-o winters; 
is hardy, vigorous and healthy, produces large crops of 
good sized berries of luscious flavor that bear shipping 
well and bring largest market price. 
Austin^s Improved Dewberry, i^l] 
The followinj; extract from American Gardening de-^cribes 
this variety lietter than we possibly can: "The berries 
are much larger than those of an>' other DewbeiTy 
or Blackberry. It requires no trellif^s or stakes and can 
easily l>e trained into tree form. The fruit is jet black 
and of superior flavor. For productiveness it out- 
rivals all Dewberries or Blackberries, as high as S966 
per acre ha\dng been realized from this fruit, jjelling Mav's Surprise. 
at 15 cents per quart. ISc each. 3 for 35c 6 for 60c, 12 for $1.00, postpaid. 
Eldorfldn ThL** valuable variety is an accidental seedling, found in Ohio about 15 years ago The 
■^"^ ^^^^* plants are very vigorous and hardy, enduring the cold wir'.ters of the Northwest without 
the least injury: very productive. The berries are very large, jet black, borne in clusters and ripening well 
together. They are very sweet, melting and pleasant to the taste, have no hard core and sell at trom 2 to 4 
cents a quart more than Snyder and otlier standard sorts. 
The New Logan Berry. ^^^^^^ 
erful fruit. This excellent berr3' ha.s been tested at our 
nurseries for several yeai-s and found to be a strong, 
\'igorous grower, hardy and a valuable addition to our 
small fruits. It originated in California and is a true 
hybrid, between the Raspberry and Blackberry, partak- 
ing of the nature of both in appearance and quality, 
but Is finer and more delightful. It bears abundantly, 
the berries are the size of the large.'?t blackberries, and a 
rich dark purple red in color. They have few seeds, 
ripen early (before Black Berries) and are of such ex- 
cellent quality for cooking and eating that they have 
brought four times the price of other berries, and will 
continue high for several years It is a good keeper 
and shipper, remaining firm a long time after being 
picked ISc each, 3 for 40c, 6 for 70c, 12 for $1.25, 
postpaid. By express or freight, 12 for $1.00, 25 for 
— $1.75. 
A strong, erect i^rower, branching freely. Will root from tips of branches like a raspberry. It is verv hardy, having endured 20 below 
, , , ''^'■o without injurj'. l*ortns a compact bush, 4 to 5 ft, high, and is very productive. Fruit is of largest size, sweet and delicious without 
the hard core so common m most blackberries; jet black, with small see<ls and firm enough to handle and ship well. 15c each. 3 for 35c. 6 for 60c. 12 
for $1,00, postpaid. * 
STONES HARDY — This originated in Wisconsin and is very hardy, sweet and productive 
weighing <lown the strong canes with immense crops of delicious friut. 
TVTflv'c ?*5limrtCA '^^^^ hardiest, earliest and most productive varieties. 
SJXay a OUipiiac. ^he fruit is very large, glossy black, and of fine substance and flavor. 
An ideal shipping variety. Desirable for canning and preser\^ing on account of its rich flavor good 
form, and its coreless nature. It is our own introduction of 4 years ago and each season confirms 
our above statements. You will make no mistake in planting May's Surprise. Its fine fruit always 
eoM-mands the highest market price and wherever introduced the demand for it has been very great. 
Our own tests at the nurseries prove it to be hardy, productive and second to none in quality. 
Rathbun. 
Rathbun. 
ogan Berry. 
Northwestern Small 
Fruit Collection. 
These are all tested, hardy sorts 
which are sure to thrive and pro- 
tluce bounteous crops everywhere. 
We have selected the very best 
sorts and offer them with the as- 
surance that they will give our 
customers entire satisfaction, 
VVho does not long for health- 
giving fresh fruit ? 
6 Black Hills Raspberries. 25c. 
6 Mayficid Prize Raspberries — The 
best black variety, 25c. 
6 Giant Ruby Currants,— A mag- 
nificent red sort. 75c. 
3 White Wine Currants — An ele- 
gant white variety, 40c. 
3 Downing Gooseberries — Large, 
pale green, 25c. 
3 Surprise Blackberries, 25c. 
25 Splendid Strawberries — Large 
firm, good shipper, 25c. 
25 Michels Early Strawberries— 
The earliest grown. 25c. 
77 Plants, enmigh for a home gar- 
den, for $2.00, postpaid. 
3 Collections for $5.00. 7 Collec- 
tions for $ 10.00, by express at 
your expense. 
Austin's Dewberry. 
