'.s — 
t 
Souliegan— r.ood quality; incdiimi size. Coinin'; <-arly it Urings a gotxl 
price as a market variety. Is the next herry after strawlierries for home use. 
Oregg -This is one of the largest 
grown and very firm; (lualitc- mediuni. 
It brings the highest prices in our 
western markets. Requires care and 
protection. 
Nemeha — We unhesitatingly pro- 
nounce this superior to all other black 
raspberries in size, beauty quality and 
productivene."S. Its appearance will 
sell it when other varieties will be 
passed by. It is hardier than the 
Gregg, as large, and same season. 
We ship it as far as Winnipeg, Man. 
Johnson’s Sweet — A very val- 
uable early variety. Very large; jet 
Grk<;<‘.. black; fine flavored berry. I'or the 
family garden it should be very desirable. 
Eureka Te.sted for fifteen years. Claims — hirst, large as Gregg; second, 
early as Palmer; third, better quality than either; fourth, will produce as much 
as Gregg and Pal- 
mer together. That 
is, one acre of 
Eureka will pro- 
duce as man y bush- 
els as one acre of 
Palmer and one 
acre of Gregg. 
This claim (4th) 
was made by W. J. 
Green, of the Ohio 
Experimental Sta- 
tion, in a paper in 
the Ohio Parmer, 
.September 6, 1894, 
also in a paper read 
before the Ohio 
State Horticultural 
Society, December 
14, 1S94. 
Kansas New. 
Originated in Kan- 
sas where it is 
|)rized as the best 
black Cap. Ripens KI Rkk.v. 
early and is as large or larger than the Gregg. Jet black, firm, handsome and 
of the best qualitv. Very vigorous and jiroductive. 
