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PARK AND CE/nETER>’. 
Publishers’ Department. 
Park Commissioneis and Cemetery 
trustees are requested to send us copies of 
their reports. 
Photographs and descriptive sketches of 
interesting features in parks and cemeter- 
ies are solicited from our readers. 
To cemeteries subscribing for rive or 
more copies of the Park and Cemetery, 
we will send one copy gratis to the local 
Public Library. 
Cemetery officials in upwards of fifty 
cities and towns subscribe for extra copies 
of Park and Cemetery for their trus- 
tees and lot owners. 
J. W. Sponable, president of the Paola 
Cemetery, Paola, Kan., has Park and 
Cemetery sent to the Paola Free Li- 
brary. 
The articie on “Useful Memorials” in 
this issue should be brought to the atten- 
tion of well-to-do lot owners who have not 
erected memorials. 
E. T. Barnum, Detroit, Mich., is mak- 
ing some handsome entrance gates with 
arch for the Lakeside Cemetery, at Port 
Huron, Mich. 
received. 
An illustrated pamphlet giving a brief 
history of Lexington Cemetery, Lexing- 
ton, Ky.. and a report of meeting of lot 
owners, March ii, 1895. 
Constitution and By-Laws, Rules and 
Regulations of the Altoona Fairview Cem- 
etery Association, Altoona, Pa. 
Organization and By-laws of the High- 
land Park Cemetery Association, Kirks- 
ville, Mo. 
City of Cambridge, (Mass,) Park De- 
partment, Annual reports for the year 
1894. 
Reports of Park Commissioners, city of 
Seattle, Wash. 1892 and 1893. 
The Prospect Union Review, conducted 
by Harvard students and wage earners, 
Cambridgeport, Mass. 
The Illustrated Catalogue for 1895 of 
Nanz & Neuner, Louisville, Ky., con- 
tains a large assortment of seeds, plants 
and bulbs, as well as supplies of all kinds 
for landscape and garden work. 
E. T. Barnum’s fence catalogue. No. 
792, illustrates and describes a large num- 
ber of patterns of wire and iron fences, as 
well as vases, settees, chairs, grave guards, 
and other lawn furniture, to which prices 
are attached. There is a lot of informa- 
tion in this catalogue which can be ob- 
tained by addressing the firm at Detroit, 
Mich. 
PRESS NOTICES. 
Park AND Cemetery is well gotten 
up and contains much matter of interest. 
Boston Herald. 
Modern cemeteries are really gardens 
instead of church yards, and this excel- 
lent serial (Park and Cemetery) has 
always seemed to be an eiifective laborer 
in the great field of landscape gardening. 
Meehan’s Monthly, Philadelphia. 
What has been the Modern Cemetery , 
Chicago, is now Park and Ceme- 
tery and is improved in various ways. 
The Trade Press, Chicago. 
CEMETERIES A specialty 
40 Years Experience. 
I.ithog:raph aii<l Nigroseiie IlUisti*at€(l Flans 
sent on application. 
B. F. HATHEWAY 3 Enginee^' 
SsXAMKORD, CONN. 
Handsome Illustrated Catalogue sent free on application 
CG-VANTUBERGEN,Jr.HAARLEM.HOLLAND. 
GGABEL S- CO.soce A^/?Tt.-ns9x 920,NewYOR»C 
WATER and TRUCK CART 
COMBINATION 
Any number of adjustable, swinging and dumping barrels can I 
one truck. 
BEI.I,E CITY MEG CO., Baciiie, Wis. 
FROM NOW UNTIL 
July 1st, Not Later. 
There is no more useful garden material than what is known as Dutch Bulbs, Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissi, 
Crocus, etc. They give for a small outlay of time and money an abundance of flowers in the house from 
December until April, and in the garden almost before the snow is off the ground in the spring until the 
middle of May. These bulbs are grown almost exclusively in Holland, and in enormous quantities, where 
they are sold at very low prices. Usually they pass through the hands of two dealers, and more than double 
in price before reaching the retail buyer in America. 
By ordering from me mo'W' instead of waiting until fall, you save from 25 to 50 per cent, in cost, get a super- 
ior quality of bulbs not usually to be obtained at any price in this country, and have a much larger list of 
varieties to select from. My orders are selected and packed in Holland, and are delivered to my customers 
in the orginal packages immediately upon their arrival from Holland, perfectly fresh and in the best possible 
condition. 
If you wish to take advantage of my very lo’W JDi'lotJSj I must have your order ixot 
Isttj as I import Bulbs to order only. They need not be paid for until after delivery, 
or taken if not of a satisfactory quality. 
My price-list is now ready, and may be had for the asking. 
A FEW OF THE PRICES. 
Fine Mixed Hyacinths 
“ “ Tulips 
“ “ Crocus 
“ Named “ 
Narcissus Poeticus 
Double Daffodils 
Per 100 Per 500 
- $2.50 $11.00 
.50 1.85 
• 30 1.25 
•55 2.25 
.65 2.00 
1.50 6.60 
J. WILKINSON ELLIOTT, 
Landscape Architect, 
Horticultural Buyers’ Agent. 
PITTSBURGH. 
