♦Minneapolis, Minn 
^/UU, 
301, 319, 337, 353, 373, 393, 411, 429 
South Park, Quincy, III 366 
! ^Riverside, Toledo, O 218 
♦Park Place, Henley-on-Thames, 
Eng'land 836 
Park, St. Lawrence International 230, 355 
Parks and the Poorer Classes, The. 323 
Parks, — Extracts from a Paper 
by J. F, Foster 398 
Parks in Chicago 287, 337 
Perpetual Care: — 
Allegheny Cemetery, Allegheny 
Pa 303, 
Amount to be Funded 266 
Bohemian National Cemetery, 
Chicago 412 
Fairmount Cemetery, Buffalo, 
N. Y 284 
Flushing Cemetery, Flushing, 
L L, N. Y ^ 248, 303 
Fund of Greenwood Cemetery, 
Brooklyn, N. Y 248 
Lakewood Cemetery, Lake City, 
Minn 5 
Magnolia Cemetery, Charlestcn, 
Mankato, Minn 320 
Mount Auburn, Boston 431 
Mountain View Cemetery, Oak- 
land, Cal 4 
Muncy Cemetery, Muncy, Pa. . 302 
Oak Grove Cemetery, Delaware, 
O 374 
Oakland Cemetery, St. Paul, 
Minn 412 
St. Johns, N. B., Rural Ceme- 
tery 303 
Photographing Cemetery Monu- 
ments 415 
Plants, — 
Australian Lily, Tlie 333 
Cannas. Care of in Winter 365 
Golden Rods and Asters 351 
Hardy Woody Vines in Land- 
scaping ; 391 
Pemperion, Fecundity of 3,52 
Phlox, Sweet Scented 365 
Rosebush, The Oldest Known.. 317 
*Ros s, H^'brid Wichuriana 419 
♦Spiraea Tomentosa Alba 357 
Yew Trees, The Oldest Known . 318 
♦Yuccas at Lincoln Park, Chicago 273 
Politics in Public Parks 318 
Public Parks of St. Louis. 337 
Public Reservations 265 
Publisher’s Department, 232, 249, 267, 
286, 304, 322, 340, 358, 378, 396, 414 
432 
- - ... s 
Shelter Houses 287 
Sidewalk Trees 217, 230 
Smallest Burial Ground in the 
World 338 
Small Parks of Philadelphia 303 
Spider of Italy, The Tomb 3(37 
Spraying Trees 337 
Spring Works .., 217 
State Cemetery Associations 341 
Statutes of Ohio Relating to Forma- 
tion of Cemetery Associations. . 234 
Story of the Garden 349 
Strauch, Adolph, Memorial 256 
Suggestions for Cemetery Officials. 
Cleaning Tombstones 24.5 
Educating Lot Owners 24.5 
Lot Enclosures, Paths, Etc 287 
Uniforms and Tents 240 
T 
Tavern in a Ciiurchyard 356 
Three Most Beautiful, Hardy, De- 
ciduous Shrubs 345 
Tree Plantin.g in Chattanooga, 
Tenn 301 
Tree Planting in New York City . . 411 
Trees 329 
Trees and Plants in Parks and 
Cemeteries, Labelling 252 
Trees and Shrubs m Jackson Park, 
Chicago 288 
Trees and Shrubs, Spring Flowering 2.58 
Trees Interfering with Roads 398 
Trees in Our Parks ■ . . . . 319 
Trees, The Age of 247 
fees* 
Black Jack Oak, Dwarf 392 
Dragon Tree of Oratava, The. . . 401 
♦Evergreen Magnolia, The 427 
Fireproof Tree, A 347 
♦Golden Leaved Scotch Pine, The 280 
Milk Tree, The , 425 
Oak, The English'. . .... 261 
♦Oak, The Lucombe 226 
♦Palms, Number of 352 
♦Pines in Fairmouut Park, Phila- 
delphia... . , 243 
Trees, Food Bearing. . ; 372,392 
Whistling Tree, The 337 
Trust Funds, Rules for Receiv- 
Tulips for Decoration Day 394 
V 
'Village Adornment 300 
Village Improvement. 233, 301, 338, 371 
w 
Monuments! — 
♦Benjamin Franklin, Chicago... 290 
♦Booth Memorial, Woodlawn 
Cemetery, New York 343 
Burns, A Memorial to 289 
♦French Memorial byMercie, A- 257 
♦Garfield, James A., Philadel- 
phia 290, 310 
♦Gilbert, Thos. D., Memorial 
Bust, Grand Rapids, Mich.. . . 335 
♦Grant Monument, New York, 
The 278 
♦Harrison, William Henry, Cin- 
cinnati 290 
♦Mausoleum, Milwaukee, The, 
Blatz 426 
♦Orsell Cook Monument, The 
Jamestown. N. Y 298 
♦St. Winifred Fountain, Hudson, 
N.Y.,The 385 
*Uri Balcom, Chicago, The.. . . . 408 
♦Washington Monument, Phila- 
delphia, The 272 
N 
National Park in Wyoming 265 
Natural Mausoleum, A 285 
Natural Monument, St. Luis, 
Obispo, Calif 300 
Nebraska State Cemetery Associa- 
tion 357 
Necessity of Comparative Arbiti’a- 
riness in Cemetery Rules 305 
ecropolis. The London 374 
Niagara Nalls, State Reservation.. 230 
Notes from the Dog-Eired Book of 
a Traveler and Observer. ...... 420 
Nurseries for Parks and Cemeteries 270 
o 
Ornamental Bedding for Small 
Cemeteries 226 
Ornamental Planting for Parks and 
Public Grounds-. 227, 252 
♦Osborne, The Marine Residence of 
Queen Victoria 311 
P 
Paris in 1900 319 
Park and Cemetery Literature m 
Public Libraries 379 
Park Flower Shows 373 
Park Land in Many Cities, Number 
and Acreage of 283 
Park .Making as a National Art — 397 
Park, Newport, N. H., Blue Moun- 
tain 301 
♦Belle Isle Park, Detroit 330 
♦Chattanooga-Chickamauga, Na- 
tional Military Park 416 
Lake Front Park, Chicago 429 
♦Lincoln Park, Chicago, Enlarge- 
ment of 307 
♦Lincoln Park, Chicago, Some 
Monuments in 347 
♦Milwaukee, Wis. , Park System, 
The..-. ;'.i. . 316 
R 
♦Receiving Vault, Prospect Hill 
Cemetery, Omaha, Neb 348 
Roads, The Roman 271 
♦Rockeries at Pine Grov’e Cemetery, 
Lynn, Mass ,371 
Rules and Regulations 282, 357 
Ruskin on Vegetation 297 
Water Gardens. 
Lily Garden 393 
Nelumbium Album Grandi- 
florum 427 
The Lily Pond .277 
♦Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, 
Mo ’. .. 222 
Water Lilies 299, 404 
Water Plants as Landmakers 404 - 
Weeds, To Get Rid of 264 
