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W. C. REED. VINCENNES IND. 
We offer for Fall of 1904 the following in Car Lots: 
Apple 2 and 3 year. Pear Std. and Dwf. Cherry 1 and 
2 year. Plum 1 and 2 year; Japan and European. Peach 
1 year. Soft Maple, Elm, Box Alder, Ash and Wiers Cut 
Leaf Maple. 
Also Nice Stock of Roses, Shrubs and Small Fruits. 
Personal inspection invited. 
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Black Locust 
Mulberry. 
Honey, Locust, Ash, Box 
Elder, Maple, Catalpa and 
Elm Seedlings. Asparagus, 
Rhubarb, Strawberries. 
APPLE AND PEAR Seedlings in good supply. 
J. A. GAGE, 
Beatrice, Neb. 
WANTED TO PURCHASE A NURSERY. 
The present owner to remain as manager if he choose on 
a good salary. Send estimate count of each and every 
variety, age and lowest price. Address, 
CAPITALIST, THIS OFFICE. 
The Fraser Nursery 
JOHN FRASER, Prop. 
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. 
I will commence June Bud ling the end of Mar. I offer to grow 
special orders of June Buds of PLUM AND PEACH for next fall 
delivery. I have a complete assortment of varieties true to name. 
I ALSO OFFER FOR FALL, 
STANDARD PEAR, one and two years. CHERRY, one and two 
years; PECANS, one and two years; MULBERRYS, one year, 
large grades; MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA, three years; CALI¬ 
FORNIA PRIVET, one year; MANEITI, MULTIELORA and 
MARIANA STOCKS. DWARF BOX, H. P. MOSS, PLANTIER, 
NEIL and PRAIRIE ROSES. 
YA/ RITE FOR PRICES. 
ARDY Native American Rhododendrons and Aza¬ 
leas are the best to use. There are a hundred 
thousand growing in the Highlands Nursery. 
Large clumps, 214*6 feet high collected in the 
Pennsylvania Mountains, at a low rate per car load. 
Write for surplus list and full particulars, also, for uni¬ 
que illustrated catalog of Hardy Native Plants, filled 
with half-tone engravings. Address, 
HARLAN F\ KELSEY, 
Proprietor of Beacon Building, 
Highlands Nursery, N. C. BOSTON, MASS. 
Snow Hill Nurseries 
W. M. PETERS SONS 
R. F. D. SNOW HILL, MD 
OFFERS 
/'eao/i and Apple Trees 
California Privet 
1-7 2 Year Old Strong. 
Grape Vines 
1 and 2 Year Old. 
Asparagus Hoots 
2 Year Strong. 
Strawberry Plants 
From Plants planted Spring 1903. 
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 
ALL OLD AND NEW VARIETIES 
Immense Stock Warranted True. 
QUALITY UNSURPASSED. 
A fine stock of Campbell’s Early. 
Catalogue and Price last Free. 
Send list of wants for prices 
An extra fine stock and full assort¬ 
ment of varieties of CURtiANTS and 
GOOSEBEKUIES ; also BLACKBERRY 
ROOT CUTTING PLANTS. 
T. S. HUBBARD CO., 
1'imnoNiA, zv. v. 
FOR FALL 1904 WE OFFER A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF WELL GROWN STOCK 
Apple , Pear , Cherry , Plum , 
California Privet 1 and 2 year. Asparagus , Osage Orange, 
Shade Trees in large sizes , Fine Stock 
of Shrubs , Roses, Etc. 
Franklin Davis Nursery Co. 
BALTIMORE, Md. 
Blades are thin and tempered very hard. Ha' die is one inch longer than the cut. Sample by mail, 25 cents. 12 by mail $2 25. 
BUDDING KNIFF. with foldinj* blade. No. 98 By mail 35 cents ; 6 for $1-75. 
GRAFTING KNIFE, 25 cents. Heavy Pocket Pruner, 85 cents. Nursery Pruner, riveted in handle, 50 cents, postpaid. 
SEND FOR 12-PAGE SPECIAL NURSERY CATALOGUE. 
Maher & Gvosh Co., oo a street, 'Toledo , Ohio 
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KNIVES 
Hand Forged. Razor Steel. Warranted, 
Since 1877 we have been selling the nursery 
trade, and have over 3,000 nurseries In our list 
of customers. It is a trade we take great 
pains to please. We it sue an 80-page catalogue 
of Knives. Shears, Razors and Strops, and send 
free to all who ask for one. 
When writing to Advertisers mention The National Nurseryman. 
