300 BUSHELS COW REAS 
Pure Red Ripper Variety—best for soil, hay and seed. 30,000 
assorted Peach Trees for Spring Shipment. Write for 
Prices. 
J. Van Lindley Nursery Co., Pomona, N. C. 
100,000 
p.™ BARTLETT PEARS 
FOR SALE. We are prepared to quote an extremely low 
figure on this stock. Address : 
FANCHER CREEK NURSERIES, (INC.) 
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. 
TWINES 
We manufacture every variety of Twines and Ropes used by the Nur¬ 
serymen in this country, and would be pleased to have you write us 
for samples and prices. 
HOORER SONS 9 MEG. CO., 
309 A reft Street, PHIL A DBLPHIA, Pa. 
BLEVINS BROS. WHOLE ROOT NURSERY 
The largest nurseries in Northwest Arkansas. We make 
the APPLE TREE a specialty. Our stock is guaranteed 
true to name. Write to us for prices. 
Main Office BENTONVILLE. ARKANSAS 
THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS 
APPLE TREES 
3-4 and up, offered for Spring, 1903 : 
500 each Sweet Bough, Ramsdell’s Sweet (Red Fall), Price’s Sweet 
(Red Winter), and Tallman Sweet. 1000 each Yellow Transparent and 
N. W. Greening ; also leading sorts of Crab Apple Trees in moderate 
numbers. Prices, etc., on application. Address 
0. K. GERRISH, Lakeville, Mass. 
SURPLUS STOCK FOR SPRING, 1905. 
Poplars—Lombardy and Carolina, fine, 10 to 12 feet. Norway Maples 
—1 inch cal. to 4 inch. Osage Orange—2 years, cheap in 10 000 
lots. California Privet—1 year, good, and 3 years, strong, 5 to 6 ft. 
J0SIAH A. ROBERTS, MALVERN, PA. 
Experienced Nurseryman and Horticulturist 
would like to establish Western Agency of 
first-class Nursery in St. Louis. Splendid 
opportunity for advertisement at World’s 
Fair. Will invest capital. Address 
NURSERYMAN, care National Nurseryman. 
\irAMTPn AN EXPERIENCED fore- 
| J MAN, that can take charge of the 
office and handle agents to good 
advantage. Will let the right man have an interest in the bus¬ 
iness on very liberal terms. One of the best locations in the 
West. None but hustlers need apply. Write for full particulars 
to X. Y. Z , care National Nurseryman. 
Cut is exact size of our Grafting Knife No. 2. Samp'.e, by mail, 20 cents. 6 for $1.00. 
No. 1 has a “sheep foot” blade and is larger. Sample, by mail, 25 cents. 5 for $1.00. 
Budding Knife, riveted in handle, 25 cts. 12 for $2.25, postpaid. Pocket Budder, 35 cents. Send for 12-Page Special Nursery Catalogue 
Pruning Knife, riveted in handle, 50 cents. 5 foi $2, postpaid. Pocket Pruner, 75 cents. 
MAHER & GROSH CO., 90 f\ Street, TOLEDO, OHIO. 
Nurserymen’s 
K N I \J E S 
Hand forged. Razor steel. 
Warranted. Since 1877 we 
have been selling the nursery 
trade, and have over 3,000 
nurseries in our list of cus¬ 
tomers. It is a trade we take 
great pains to please. We 
issue an 80-page catalogue of 
Knives, Shears, Razors and 
Strops, and send free to all 
who ask for one. 
the Teiflly tree Digger 
A Money-Saving Tool for Nurserymen 
- Manufactured by - 
D. FEIGLY, MEDWAY, Ohio 
SOLE AGEYT. 
Send for Circular. 
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY 
appears to be a pronounced success, but LABELLESS TREES are an innovation that should not be con¬ 
sidered, for the present season at least. Early orders by mail will conduce to your piece of mind later 
in the season. ............. 
BENJAMIN CHASE, - DERRY, N. H. 
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