My Potatoes are all Northern grown, selected stock and will give the very best satisfaction. They 
are all pack ed in strong barr e ls or sack s of 165 lbs. net, and at prices quoted are F. O. B. cars. 
Early Mortgage Lifter Potato. 
Earliest Six Weeks. 
EARLY MORTGAGE LIFTER POTATO 
This is a new iiotato of the Ohio tvpe, and it seems to be 
in great demand everywhere. It is not the heaviest yieldcr 
but it is particularly adapted for the earlv garden, asit will 
produce good size, round to oblong, smooth tubers, ready for 
use, everywhere in six weeks from planting, and the tubers 
will be in good condition for cooking, even when partly 
grown. The Earliest Six Weeks market potato.has had a 
magnificent run as the earliest potato in America. Market 
gardeners and all others who grow potatoes cannot afford 
to be without this splendid early potato. I will say to all 
Here is a great early potato that has been tested by thousands of my customers 
in every section of the country. It has proven a great success everywhere. The 
Mortgage Lifter was introduced four yeas ago. The seed stock was imported by a 
Gced expert, who found it the earliest and most prolific variety he had ever grown. 
The potatoes are always uniform in size and there are fewer small unsaleable pota¬ 
toes among a crop than most any other variety I have ever grown. its extreme 
easiness and creamy white color make it very desirable. Single potato lOc., 3 
for 2oc., ib. 30c., 2 lbs. Hoc. postpaid. By express or freight not prepaid, Vi pk. 
60c., pk. #1.00, 14 bn. #1.75, bU. #3.00. 
EARLIEST SIX WEEKS POTATCi.' 
who are fortunate enough to receive this catalogue that the 
feix Weeks is planted by more people who want a few early 
potatoes in the garden than any other variety in existence. 
1 hey grow so rapidly and mature so early that the potato 
bugs have no chance at all, making their crop, if planted 
earlv, before the young bugs become numerous and the yield 
is always good, considering their extra earliness. My ens- 
tomers in Texas, Florida, Georgia and throughout theSouth 
will be pleased with it for early. Lb. 3Gc., 3 lbs. 75c., 
postpaid. By express or freight not prepaid, pk. 90c;, 14 
bu. $1.25, bu. .$2.25. 
New Potato, Rose Beauty. 
FIRST INTRODUCED 1903. 
In the past I have introduced several new varieties of potatoes, 
among them the well-known Early Fortune which has proved to be 
a first-class early variety and highly recommended by all who have 
grown it. Last spring, fortunately, I came in possession of a new 
early potato which had been selected with great care, but never been 
olTercd to tile public. I secured all of the seed stock possible and after 
giving it a trial the past season, I aiu convinced that it is a better 
variety than the Early Fortune. It certainly is one of the handsomest 
early potatoes. It is a very strong grower and has made unusual 
developments as to early ripening qualities, enormous productiveness 
and strong vigorous growth. There is 110 praise which is too strong 
for its merits. It is handsome in form, of perfect size, eyes near the 
•surface and color resembling the Early Rose and Ear! v. Fortune. It 
does not grow prongy tubers. It is'the best quafity'for table use, 
fine grain, cooks dry and mealy and will please all who use them. 
A change of seed potatoes is very desirable and I recommend that 
my cistomers give this new early potato a trial and see if it is not 
even better than I recommend. I have the entire stock, and while my 
supply is quite limited lean furnish in the following quantities: Sin¬ 
gle potato 12c., 3 for 30c., by mail postpaid. 
EARLY FORTUNE POTATO. 
Early Fortune Potato. 
This potato, which I introduced in 1893. has made a 
wonderful record wherever planted, and customers who 
have planted it are more than satisfied and speak in the 
highest praise of it. It is one of the handsomest potatoes 
and the thousands of reports received from my customers 
arc the best proof that it is highly prized by all who plant 
it. The Barlv Fortune is one of the strongest growers 
among early varieties and it is enormously productive. If 
you have not already planted the Farlv Fortuiie, you 
should by all means do so this year. Lb. 30c., 3 lbs. 75c. 
by mail postpaid. By freight or express not prepaid, pk. 
75c., i / 2 bn. *1.25, bu. S3.25, bbl. $5.25. 
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