JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF AMERICAN NUR¬ 
SERY CO. 
The lawsuit of tlie American Nursery Company 
against F. W. Kelsey, its former president, is termin¬ 
ated. Tlie referee, Benjamin Jackson, appointed ])y 
the Supreme Court, found for the plaintiff in tlie sum 
of $-1-20.67. Judgment for tliis sum lias Ijeen entered 
and is a part of the court record. 
A prize of $1,000 has been olfered liy the Minnesota 
State Horticultural Society for a seedling apple tree 
as hardy and prolific as the Duchess, which produces 
fruit equal in quality to the Wealthy and with the 
keeping qualities of the ]\ralinda. 
C. M. HOBBS & SON, Bridgeport, Indiana, donat¬ 
ed to the City of Bridgeport, a Christmas tree fifty 
feet in height. The Christmas celebration was held 
in University Square, where the tree was erected on 
a platform in the fonntain base. The trimmings for 
the tree were donated by the merchants of Bridge¬ 
port. 
Gentlemen: — 
We note that our subscription for the National Nurseryman ex¬ 
pired with the November number. We feel that we cannot get 
along without this Trade Journal, therefore are enclosing our 
check for $1.00, for subscription. 
Yours respectfully, 
YAGER NURSERY CO. 
By Yager & Martin. 
{ 10,000 Logan and Cal. Mammoth Berry Plants 
j for sale. Prices very reasonable. Also a few 
» Japanese Persimmon and Kieffer Pear Scions. 
I FITZGERALD’S NURSERY, 
STEPHENVILLE, - R. No. 3 - TEXAS. 
APPLE SEEDS APPLE SEEDLINGS 
We have to offer a supply of fresh Vermont apple 
seed and a limited quantity of well rooted seed¬ 
lings. Prices on application. 
F. H. McFarland, Hyde Park, Vermont 
SUGAR AND SILVER MAPLES 
Fine Stock of all sizes up to three inches caliper 
W. B. COLE, Painesuille, O. 
L et me quote you prices on all Conifers and Broad¬ 
leaved Tree and Shrub Seeds. Guaranteed fresh, true 
to name and good germination. 
J. F. Von Hafften, Consulting Forester 
Winfield Junction, L. I. 
When writing to Adverti.sers please 
ROSES 
2 1-2 in. for lining out; 
4 in. for short lists. 
Own 
.„..<gLEEDLE 
/LORAL COMPANY®"! 
^PRINOnCLD-OHlO-^ 
Clifton Hill Nursery 
DALTON, MO. 
Apple—we have fine lot of apple for this season’s trade; they are 
the best we have ever grown; none better on the market. 
Apple scions, fine as you ever saw. 
Always pleased to quote you prices. 
WHY NOT! 
PLANT 
GLADIOLI 
Profitable and easy to grow. 100,000 vigorous young bulbs to 
spare. Send for special price list of fancy flowering soits. 
H P DOVER, N. H. 
■ Gladiolus Specialist 
I NURSERY BOX LUMBER | 
I We furnish a fine quality of yellow pine which is j 
» very light weight, exceedingly strong and makes ! 
j the best looking box on the market. j 
j W. F. BAKER, 320 N. 2d St., Council Bluffs, Iowa j 
[ 
0 Asies 
The best, cheapest and most lasting fertilizer in theworld. 
For prices delivered at your station, write 
GEORGE L. MUNROE, Oswego, N. Y. 
ROSES 
First-class plants, all new 
varieties Write tor list 
and prices. 
. Julius Hansen Rose Nursery, Pinneberg, Germany . 
ROOT-CUTTING BLACKBERRIES 
Large stock of Erie and Mersereau, as well as other leading 
sorts. 
W. B. COLiE, Paipesville, O. 
TREE SEEDS 
Barge assortment of Tree, SIirub and Fruit 
Seeds for oruameiital and forestry pur¬ 
poses. Send for catalogue. 
CONYERS B. FLEU, Jr. 
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. 
J HAT 
COMPETITOR 
of yours puzzles you. REASON: 
he knows us and you do not, or he 
knows us better. If you wish to be as successful, better get our 
prices; we take care of the quality. Don’t delay, we are ready to 
wait on you. 
KALLEN & LUNNEMANN 
Boskoop 
mention The National Nurseryman. 
73 
Holland 
