r My Great Sewing Machine Premium. 
A. T. Cook. Dear Sir*‘Last January wife and I got up a 
SS30.00 order for your seeds in 10 days, and received a fine, Drop 
Head, 5 Drawer Sewing Machine, with full set of attachments, 
as a Premium. It is equal to any ot the machines sold around 
here from $25.00to $45.00 each. We have bought seeds from 
different firms and find yours good as the best/’ 
Yours truly. Geo. A. Fisher, Baker Co. Oregon. 
This year 1 give this elegant Sewing Machine free for 
a $25100 order.. It is the most won¬ 
derful bargain ever heard of. Wny not get one also? 
—or assist some poor woman to obtain one? It is very 
easy. Begin to-day. Everything is guaranteed. 
ODear! ODear! we did not plant Cook’s seeds this year and 
and what a dreffel looking garden we have got. We might 
have known better than.to buy store seeds anyway. We will 
always buy of A. T. Cook, after this, his seeds are sure to grow. 
Colorado Preserving Citron. 
This is quite distinct and far superior to the ordinary 
citron, the seeds being a light green color. It is im¬ 
mensely productive; one vine produced 25 fine melons, 
weighing from 10 to 30 lbs. each. The flesh is very firm 
and solid with few seeds, and makes beautiful, clear, 
transparent preserves of surpassingly fine flavor. AU 
should plant this citron for market and home use. It 
is a grand seller and will make you money. Pkt 5 ct: 
Early Snowball Cauliflower. 
The earliest, the 
surest header, the 
best and most prof¬ 
itable of all cauli¬ 
flowers. No other 
variety com parse 
with it. Snowball 
cauliflower is the 
standard every¬ 
where for superb 
quality with all 
market and private 
gardeners. It is a 
very com pact g row¬ 
er, and is absolute¬ 
ly certain to form a 
good sized head 
when the condi¬ 
tions are right; is 
good the entire sea¬ 
son, and is rapidly 
driving out the la¬ 
ter sorts for fall use. 
Cauliflowe r s are 
easily raised, and every family should grow a supply. 
jm* My seed is American grown and very choice. 
Packet is cts. 2 for 25 cts. 8 for $ 1 . 00 . 
WHITE CHINESE WINTER RADISH. 
A magnificent, new Celestial 
variety, of enormous size and 
exquisite flavor. By far the 
best and most tender for late 
fall and winter use. The flesh 
is always crisp, mild and juicy 
—very refreshing. These gi¬ 
ant Radishes grow from 10 to 15 
inches long and 4 to 5 inches in 
diameter. 
The skin pure paper-white— 
very handsome. Flesh always 
crisp, mild and juicy. Easily 
grown and an immense yielder. 
Winter Radishes deserve more 
attention. They are a great lux¬ 
ury in winter, and always sell at 
good prices. 
Plant about July 1 st, and pull 
late, and store in a cellar in box¬ 
es of moist earth. 
Large Pkt. 10 cts. 3 for 25 cts. 
PLANT FLOWERS. 
Plant flowers carefully, from house to the roadside, 
To make every passer-by gaze with delight; 
You can pick them for bouquets or entwine in your tresses. 
And beautify home from morning ’till night. 
New Palmetto Asparagus-True Stock. 
DECIDEDLY THE BEST IN THE WOULD. 
This new variety is the finest ever cultivated. After 
years of trial in all sections, it is pronounced by all to 
be far in advance of all 
others, being much 
earlier—far better fla¬ 
vor and double the size. 
Indeed this variety is 
so superior that gar¬ 
deners are plowing out 
their old sorts and 
planting with Palmet¬ 
to. It is remarkably 
tender, rich and but¬ 
tery when cooked. No 
other ean compare. 
Every family should 
have a supply of this 
very healthful and de- n !|| | Z v W'* 0F ** r ' MW 
licious vegetable. 
My seed is pure 
and true. If well eared 
for will produce larger » i m v 'miiim i //, 
and finer asparagus in 1 ™ 
TWO years than oth¬ 
er varieties at five. Be¬ 
ware of spurious seed. 
Don’t go to the ex¬ 
pense and bother of buying plants when you can get 
such a quick and easy grower as this. 
Large packet with full cultural directions, 10 cts. 3 
for 25 cts. 12 for $1.00. 12 packets will produce $ 20.00 to 
$30.00 worth of plants. Both Asparagus and Asp. 
Plants are SURE money makers, and sell quickly at 
big prices. Plant a lot of it for few things pay better. 
From the Editor of American Garden. TRULY A GIAN T A S 
PARAGUS. A bunch of about 50 shoots of Palmetto Asparagus 
exhibited by a I'hila. Gardener, beats anything ever heard of. It 
weighed 31 lbs.—the growth of only 3 days. 
A. Winship, Hillsboro Co., N. H. writesYour Palmetto Aspar¬ 
agus and Pop Corn are both truly wonderful. I have planted your 
seeds seven years and find them the best of all. Your packets are 
twice as large as any other, and you always send so many extras. 
True Rocky Ford Muskmelon. 
The advent of this valuable variety has done more to 
popularize muskmeloms than any other sort. Over 
2 ,ooo carloads of these celebrated melons have been 
shipped from Rocky Ford, Colo., realizing enormous 
profits. Unquestionably the best early Muskmelon. 
Always 
Brings 
the 
Highest 
Price. 
Enormous prices are paid for this variety to the ex¬ 
clusion of all others. Every market and home garden¬ 
er should plant it largely. No other melon can bring 
you so much money. My seed is Pure and True, and 
selected with Extra Care. Beware of spurious seed— 
there is much of it offered. Pkt, 10 cts. 3 for 25 cts. 
An 
Amazing 
Yielder. 
A 
Healthy 
Vigor¬ 
ous 
Grower. 
