290 
Scott, William. 
237 
Sugar Beets, 
241 
St. Louis Fair, . 244, 251, 
271, 
274, 
279 
Secretary Wilson’s Report, 
279 
Seed Distribution, 
282 
Suit, Nursery Company’s 
. 
287 
San- Jose Scale : 
National Law, 
144 
Inspection Methods, 
146 
New York Inspection, 
147, 
196, 
243 
California Fumigation, . 
147, 
278 
Canadian Law, . 
152. 
153, 
268 
Scale Not Feared, . 
152 
Horticultural Inspectors, . 
153 
Home in China, 
, 
. 
283 
•California Comment, 
154 
New York Bill, . 155, 
161, 
186, 
237 
Tennessee Bill, 
. 
166, 
194 
Legislation Not Needed, 
173 
Press Comment on Scale, 
. 
174 
Nurserymen’s Comment on 
Scale, 
174 
Federal Legislation. 
. 
• 
176 
Keep Cool and Counsel, 
176 
Mr. Rouse on Fumigation, 
. 
. 
180 
Scale Easily Controled, 
189 
Ohio Inspection, . 
. 
190, 
196 
THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN. 
Delaware Law, . 
193 
Fumigation, 147, 161, 
172, 
203, 
275 
Virginia Regulations, 
227, 
258, 
265 
Decrease of Scale, 
. 
234 
Legislation, . 
. 
239, 
254 
Synopsis Laws, . 
254 
Texas Trade, 
142, 
199, 
231 
Tennessee Nurseries, 
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147 
Trees in Cities, 
. 
■. 
159 
Trees in Washington (State), . 
. 
165 
Trees in Georgia, . 
• 
• 
167 
Trees—Nurserymen, 
185, 
236 
Trans-Mississippi Trade, 
• 
. 
189 
Transportation Report, 
• 
215 
Tariff Report, 
. 
. 
216 
Taylor, Fred’k W., . 
229, 
279 
Texas Association, 
. 
236 
Thornless Fruit, 
* 
269 
University Extension, . 
• 
241 
Veneered Seedling, . 
158 
Victoria Medal, 
. 
. 
185 
Vancouver, . 
. 
202 
Veitch Medalists, . . 
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207 
Vice-Presidents of A. A. N., . 
215 
Virginia Regulations, . 227, 249, 
258, 265 
Virginia Trade, 
. 287 
Western Wholesalers, 
147, 229 
Western New York Hort. Society, 
151, 162 
Western Outlook. 
177, 265 
Winter Budding, .... 
. 178 
Watson, John, .... 
181 
What Becomes of the Nursery Trees ? 
(Bailey). 
222 
Wild Goo$e Plum, 
. 224 
Washington Horticulture, 
240 
Women in Horticulture, 
. 248 
Yeomans, T. G. 
GO 
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illustrations. 
American Association of Nurserymen, 212 
Berckmans, Robert C., . . 221 
Gould, George,.165 
Meehan, Thomas, .... 175 
Pan-American Exposition, 184, 226, 230, 233 
Patten, Charles G. 257 
Scott, William,.237 
Taylor, F. W. 229 
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