CLARKSVILLE, TENN. 
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ONE DOLLAR MAIL COLLECTIONS. 
OOK carefully at this offer for one dollar. There are manv 
bright- and happy homes throughout the South where in- 
telligence is supreme and consequently good flowers appre- 
ciated, that are not fortunate to have an express office 
convenient to them. To place our flowers within the reach 
of such people, we have prepared the following collections 
collections that we will send free, postpaid, through the 
mail, for one dollar, packed carefully in a nice wooden box 
Any one of these collections will make a handsome bed 
and nothing helps to make a home more cheerful than a 
i f f . “eat flower garden, however small. If preferred, parties 
may select four plants from any five collections, and make up their twenty 
plants in that way. Any three collections for 2.50, or six for 5.00. * 
20 Geranium. 20 Gladiolas. 
20 Chrysanthemums. 20 Verheuas. 
20 Carnations. 20 Asters. 
20 Tuberoses. 20 Fuchsias. 
20 Pansys. 20 Salvias. 
20 Heliotropes. 
20 Coleus. 
20 Achyranus. 
20 Violets 
MIXED MAIL COLLECTIONS FOR ONE DOLLAR. 
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER. 
1— 4 Geraniums, 4 Roses, 3 Coleus, 3 Helio- 
trope, 3 Pansys, 3 Verbenas. 
2— 4 Fuohslas, 4 Carnations, 4 Salvin, 3 Tube- 
roses, 3 Gladiolas, 2 Plumbagos. 
3— 6 Violets, 6 Unisys, 4 Pansys, 2 Abutilons, 
2 Hollyhocks. 
4— 4 Lantanas, 4 Petunias, 2 C. Myrtle, 3 Be- 
gonias, 3 Chrysanthemums, 4 Smilax. 
6—4 Roses, 4 Carnations, 4 Hollyhocks 3 
Scented Geraniums. 3 Tuberoses. ' 
6— 6 Cardnttons, 6 Pansys, 6 Asters, 1 (ilia, 1 
Lily of the Valley. 
7— 6 Chrysanthemums. 2 Violets. 2 Roses 2 
Abutilons, 2 Salvias, 6 Fuchsias. 
Crape Myrtle, 2 Feverfew, 4 Roses, 4 
Hollyhocks, 6 Garden Pinks, 2 Violets 
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There is not a home in the South or a person that receives this Catalogue but 
what can use at least one of these collections to advantage. If you are board 
ing at a hotel and have no place to put them out, they will make a nice present 
for a friend not so situated, and will afford pleasure and remembrance all the 
Summer long. We ask therefore as an acknowledgement that this Catalogue 
is appreciated, an order for at least one dollar’s worth of flowers, so that vour 
name may go permanently on our books as customers, and continue to receive 
our Catalogues. 
BY MAIL OR EXPRESS FOR ONE DOLLAR. 
14 Roses. 14 Begonias. 
14 Hardy flowering plants. 12 Calla lilies. 
6 Evening Glorys or Moon 16 M ixed evergreens and hardy 
flowers. flowering shrubs. 
10 Bouvardias. 12 Succulent plants, Sedum, 
Echeveria, Catus, &o. 
14 Mixed Abutitons and Lan- 
in n as. 
16 Roses. 
Five Dantanas, five Dusty Miller, twelve Coleus and one Abutllon This 
makes a nice bed with Abutilon in center, Lantanas next, Dusty Miller next 
and Coleus on the outside. ’ 
One Azalea, one Camelia and two Dracenas. The last two collections bv 
Express only. J 
OUR REFERENCE. 
This edition ef our Catalogue will reach many who have never purchased of 
us before, and to assure them they are dealing with responsible parties we <>ive 
below some reference as to our standing: 
Dunn or Bradst-reet’s Commercial Report. Smith Bros., New Orleans 
Semidt & Zeigler, New Orleans. Sawyer, Wallace & Co., N York 
Thurber, Wyland & On., New York. E. C. Hazard & Co., New York’ 
Porter & Macrae, Memphis. Oliver Finnie & Co., Memphis' 
American Nat, Bank, Nashville. First Nat. Bank, Clarksville ’ 
Farmers & Mer. Nat. Bank, Clarksville. Franklin Bank, “ 
Clarksville, Nat. Bank, Clarksville. Northern Bank, “ 
