BREWER St STANNARB. 
Ottawa Star Nurseries, 
OXXA\A//\, KANSAS. 
PETERS & SKINNER, 
North Topeka, Kansas. 
CAPITAL NURSERIES.. 
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Offer a full and complete stock of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL 
TREES, and call your attention especially to 
APPLE —Well rooted ; good assortment in all grades. 
PEAR —Standard and Dwarf, 2-years ; good assortment. 
PLUM ON PLUM —One and 2-years ; American, Japan and Euro¬ 
pean sorts. 
PEACH-A fine lot and good assortment. 
APRICOTS —Russian and American sorts. 
GOOSEBERRIES-2 year ; strong plants, mostly Houghton and Down- 
ing. 
CURRANTS —One and 2-years ; good assortment, very fine. 
FOREST SEEDLINGS —Russian Mulberry, Maple, Box Elder, Black 
Locust, Ash, Elm, Catalpa and Osage Hedge. 
APPLE SEEDLINGS —All grades, fine healthy plants. 
ORNAMENTAL TREES-Strong on Mountain Ash and Maple, 5 to 6 
and 6 to 8 feet. 
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We have also a good assortment of Ornamental Shrubs, 
Roses and Vines. 
For a more complete list we refer you to our semi-annual trade 
list and solicit correspondence. 
APPLE SEEDLING 
Japan Pear Seedling, Russian Mulberry, Box Elder, 
Silver Maple, Elm, and Osage Seedling. 
APPLE, PEACH, CHERRY, 
PLUM AND APRICOT. 
Keiffer, Garber and Koonce Pear. 
BECHTEL’S DOUBLE FLOWERING CRAB, 
i« P P — - ■ 
Remember we are extensive growers of APPLE TREES and APPLE 
SEEDLING, and can supply in large lots. 
PETERS & SKINNER, i6 
FOR EARLY FALL DELIVERY, 
Planted on our Trial Grounds 
at Rutherford, N. J. 
Tree Roses, Hydrangeas P. Grandiflora, Dutch¬ 
man’s Pipe, H. P. Roses, Hardy Azaleas, 
Etc., Etc. 
Above stock is in splendid condition. 
Ask for prices on all fine nursery stock, such as Clematis, Magnolia, Rhod¬ 
odendron, Hardy Azaleas, etc., for fall or spring importation. 
L C. BOBBINK, Boskoop, Holland, Company, Rutherford, N. J. 
WA.NTED I 
A practical, all-round nurseryman to take charge of the office of 
an old established nursery, soon to be incorporated. An investment of 
$.5,000 to $10,000 will be required. The business will bear investiga¬ 
tion as it has been making money these hard times. Office to be 
located in Rochester or New York city. 
Address, Q. O., 
(irad^ Stoc;l( 
Is always the cheapest, and such is the quality 
we aim to supply in every order. 
Our Ornamental Department is without exception 
in the finest condition we have ever seen it, owing 
largely to the exceptional favorable season for growth. 
In Fruits, our list is very complete, and we are 
making special inducements to purchasers in carload 
lots. 
Our new Trade List contains every article we can 
supply. Send for a copy. 
HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 
Maple Avenue Nurseries, 
Care National Nurseryman. 
WEST 
CHESTER, 
JPA. 
PEAR 
PLUM 
QUINCE, CURRANTS, ETC. 
A General Line of Nursery Stock 
AT LOW fKICES. . — 
E. MOODY &. SONS, Lockport, N. Y. 
Niagara Nurseries. Established, 1839. 
CHERRY 
PEACH 
One thousand, six hun¬ 
dred (i, 6 oo) budded Pe¬ 
cans, 2 to 2>^ feet. 
Write A. W. NEWSON, Nashville, Tenn. 
SITUATION WANTED 
By middle-aged man with several years’ experience in the offices of the 
the largest nurseries in the country. Thoroughly acquainted with 
wholesale and retail work, also bookeeping. Best references. Moder¬ 
ate salary. Address “A. B.,” National Nurseryman. 
