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evenly filled with pure waxy-white Hew¬ 
ers; delightfully fragrant. \ els. each; 10 
for 25 cts., 100 for $2.00. 
PEONIES. Have these in white, pink, 
and red. 30 ets. each. 
HYACINTHS. For the garden or put 
culture. Any color, white, pink, blue, and 
red. 8 cts. each, 10 for 70 cts. 
ANGEL LILY. (Grinum.) Large white, 
striped rose; blooms in spring and sum¬ 
mer. A fine lily. 10 cts., 10 for 85 cts. 
DAHLIAS. A show of brilliant and 
stately I lowers in the spring and in the 
fall. Have the best old and new varieties, 
in all colors, white, pink, yellow, red, 
purple, etc. 
Best named varieties, 35 cts. each. 
Good varieties, any color, 20 cts. each, 
10 for $1.00. 
Mixed colors 15 cts. each, 10 for $1.20. 
CANNA. Everblooming, makes a mag- 
niticent show in rows or beds. 10 cts. each, 
JO for 85 cts. 
Allemania. Scarlet with yellow border. 
Indiana. Very large orange, with red 
veins. 
King Humbert. Bronze leaves, scarlet 
(lowers, a great favorite. 
J. D. Eisele. Large, beautiful red Hew¬ 
ers. 
Louisiana. Vqry large, deep crimson 
(lowers; vigorous. 
Richard Wallace. Canary-yellow, the 
best of its color. 
The President. A marvelous red canna. 
Large, rich glowing scarlet. 
Mrs. A. Conard. Large salmon pink; 
profuse in blooming, large heads. 
City of Bor Hand. Deep glowing pink, 
very beautiful. 
Eureka. Large creamy white flowers, 
freely produced, strong grower. 
BANANA, ORINOCO. Of robust growth, 
large dark green leaves. Large bulbs to 
extra large size. 50c to $1.00. 
SEEDS 
Vegetable seeds in bulk, sold in any 
quantity from 5 cents and up of a variety. 
BEET. Improved Early Blood Turnip. 
CABBAGE. Charleston Wakefield 
Stein’s Early Flat Dutch. 
CUCUMBER. Improved Long Green — 
Short Green — Evergreen White Spine. 
KOHLRABI. Early Purple Vienna 
Early Smooth Green. 
LETTUCE. Big Boston — Iceberg. 
RADISH. Early Scarlet Globe — Long 
Scarlet — Long White Icicle — China 
Rose Long Black Spanish. 
TOMATO. McGee — Bonny Best — John 
Baer — Dwarf Champion — Spark’s Ear- 
liana — Marglobe. 
TURNIP. Purple Top White Globe 
Snowball. 
ONION. Yellow Bermuda — Crystal 
Wax. 
CARROT. Half Long. 
SPINACH. Bloornsdale. 
WATERMELON. Alabama Sweet 
Tom Watson — Halbert’s Honey. 
MUSKMELON. Rockyford. 
OKRA, fall Green Pod — White Velvet. 
PEPPER. Giant Sweet. 
FLOWER SEEDS 
We carry these seeds also in bulk, and 
sell for 10 cents and up of a variety. 
BLUE BONNET. Texas State Flower. 
LARKSPUR. Tall,, double, stock-flow¬ 
ered; mixed. 
ANTIRRHINUM. (Snapdragon.) Giant 
tall-growing, all colors mixed. 
DIANTHUS CHINENSIS. (Chinese 
Pink.) Double mixed colors. 
SWEET PEAS. Grandest mixture; the 
very best. 
PANSY. A mixture of several “Giant' 
strains. Mammoth-flowering, in good 
range of color. 
POPPY. Double. All colors mixed. 
PHLOX. Grandiflora. Finest Mixed. 
VINCA. Mixed colors. 
ZINNIAS. Mammoth, finest double va¬ 
rieties mixed. 
ZINNIA. Mammoth, in separate colors, 
white, pink, golden-yellow, crimson, 
purple. 
MOONFLOWER. Vine, most rapid 
climber. Mixed. 
