FRUIT DEPARTMENT— APPLES 
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SUMMER APPLES, Continued. 
Sweet June. Medium, roundish, regular; 
light yellow, very sweet. August. 
•Tetofsky. Hardy as a crab; good size; 
yellow stripped with red; juicy, pleasant, 
acid, aromatic. July and August. 
White Astrachan. Very large, skin smooth 
and nearly white. August. 
Williams’ Favorite. A large handsome des- 
sert apple, agreeable flavor, abundant bear- 
er. July to September. 
Yellow Transparent. Medium size, early 
r and abundant bear- 
er. Two weeks earlier than Early Harvest. 
IDEAL. — This is a comparatively new apple and is therefore not known or appreciated like 
some of the older and better known sorts. It is a large apple of golden yellow color, 
firm texture, crisp, sub-acid, good cooking and table apple during its season of July 
and August. As it becomes better known we believe it will displace the popular 
Yellow Transparent. 
AUTUMN VARIETIES. 
’Alexander. (Emperor.) Large, deep red ; 
crisp, tender. October. 
’Duchess of Oldenburg. Large, streaked 
with red and yellow, subacid; very hardy; 
early and abundant bearer; one of the most 
valuable sorts for domestic use. Sept. 
Fall Pippin. Large, yellow, tender, juicy; 
tree vigorous. Oct. to Dec. 
’Fameuse. (Snow Apple.) Medium size; 
whitish, striped with deep red. Nov., Dec. 
Emperor. See Alexander. 
King of Tompkins County. Lar s e - hand : 
° r J some; striped 
red and yellow. One of the best. Nov. to 
May. 
Maiden’s Blush. Medium, pale yellow, 
red cheek. Sept, and Oct. 
Rambo. Medium, yellowish streaked with 
red, mild. Oct. to Dec. 
Red Bietigheimer. Large, pale green, 
firm; abundant bearer. Sept, and Oct. 
Snow. See Fameuse. 
Gloria Mundi. Very large, greenish yel- 
low; valuable for cooking and drying. Oct. 
Hravonctpin Large, striped, tender and 
U ve n. juicy. Sept, and Oct. 
Jefferis. Medium, yellow, striped mostly 
red; tender and delicious. Sept, to Nov. 
Jersey Sweet. Medium, striped red and 
green; tender, juicy and sweet. Sept. , Oct, 
St. Lawrence. Large, yellowish striped 
with carmine; flesh white, crisp, tender. 
Sept. 
Twenty-Ounce. (Cayuga Red Streak.) 
Large, yellow striped with red; good bear- 
er. Nov. and Dec. 
Waxen. Medium, pale yellow, crisp, ten- 
der, juicy. Nov. 
WALDRON BEUATY. — This splendid variety originated near Oregon City, Oregon, and 
was introduced by us a number of years ago, and we take pleasure in recommending 
it to you as a specially fine Autumn apple. It is of medium size, almost full red un- 
derlaid with a greenish yellow on the underside; meat is white similar to the Snow or 
McIntosh Red. The tree is a very heavy producer and the apple has attracted atten- 
tion at several Fairs. 
WINTER VARIETIES. 
Arkansas Beauty. Large, crimson, fine- 
grained; enormous bearer. Nov. to March. 
•Arkansas Black. Large, deep crimson, 
almost black, fine-grained, rich. 
’Baldwin. Large, deep bright red, crisp, 
good flavor. Nov. to Feb. 
Black Twig. See Mammoth Black Twig. 
Bellflower, Yellow. Yellow, with blush; 
tender, juicy, subacid. A moderate grower 
and good bearer. 
Ben Davis. (New York Pippin, Kentucky 
Red Streak, etc.) Yellowish streaked with 
red; a late keeper. 
•Bismarck. Large, yellow with red cheek. 
Remarkably early fruiter. 
Blue Pearmain. Large, purplish red, 
mild, aromatic. Oct. to Feb. 
British Columbia. Hardy and abundant 
bearer; large; russet on yellow, sometimes 
striped with red. Jan. to June. 
Jpliriniix Dark, brilliant red; large. Tree 
’ hardy; best in medium altitudes. 
)ct. to Feb. on Pacific Coast. 
•Delaware Red Winter. (Lawver.) Large 
and hardy, beautiful dark red; valuable as 
a late market sort. Dec. to May. 
