I Standard Pears—. 
Cite Pomona Currant 
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B Keiffer, Bartlett, Garber, etc. 
| Curopean Plums 2'“ 
B Japan Plums, Apples, Cherries, 
B Peach, Gooseberries, Small fruits 
p Ornamental Crees, Uines, Shrubs, 
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^ V-. IV# 
XX LARGE STOCK CAROLINA POPLAR ALSO GOOD 
2^ ASSORTMENT OTHER SHADE TREES, WEEPING 
XX TREES, ETC. 
| ^Apple Seedlings 
(Special prices.) 
IMPORTED SEEDLINGS. 
Order early to secure assortments. 
£ Storage cellar filled with fine lot of stock. 
£ Spades, Supplies, excelsior for Packing, etc. 
trade list ready Tebruary ist. 
Send for circulars, plates, terms, etc. 
Prices on application. 
Che greatest specialty for agents or 
catalogue. Che most satisfactory and 
profitable for planter because it is the 
best in quality and most prolific. 
It is best in quality 
Its returns come in 
the quickest and 
surest. These being 
the qualities the 
planter is after, he 
buys i t. W i t. h 
hardly an exception 
though thoroughly 
tested in the leading 
sections and beside 
the new highly praised and older 
sorts, has the POMONA proven 
its superiority in quality, vigor 
and productiveness, showing it to 
have no superior, if an equal, for 
profit to planter, and general 
adaptability to different sections. 
One grower in 1898 picked 
from 13 acres of Pomona, 3 to 5 
yr. set, over 5000 24 qt. cases, 
realizing a net profit of over $180 
per acre. Compare this with 
w hat you have realized for your 
fruit or from crops grown under 
ordinary field culture. 
Introduced and for sale by us. 
XX- Address 
Albertson $ Robbs, 
BRIDGEPORT, 
Marion Co., Ind. 
Special Prim 
FOR EARLY ORDERS FOR SPRING 
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK FINE PLANT8 
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NEBRASKA GROWN £ 
APPLE SEEDLINGS j 
are acknowledged to be the best. We have a large supply 9 
of them at right prices. Also * f 
Apple Trees, Peach Trees, • 
American and Japanese Plums, § 
Shade Trees, f 
Forest Seedlings and Hedge Plants. • 
Correspondence solicited. ^ 
YOUNGERS fe CO., Geneva, Nebr. S 
Snow Rill nurseries Proprietors. 
F. O. WESLEY, MD. 
OFFER FOR FALL AND SPRING 
800,000 Peach —1 year from bud. 
75,000 Apple —2 “ “ “ on whole roots. 
50,000 Apple—1 “ 
700,000 Grape Vines— 1 and 2 year old. 
800,000 Asparagus Roots— 1 and 2 year old. 
30 acres in Strawberry Plants— from new beds. 
Peach and Apple Buds in quantity. 
Will contract to Fall Bud Peaches to be delivered Fall 1902. 
Certificate of inspection furnished. Everything fumigated. 
Correspondence solicited. Inspection invited. 
Will be represented at Niagara Falls Convention, June 12tli, by 
Chas. M. Peters, Badge No. 70. See Badge Book, pages 32-33. 
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, SNOW HILL, MD. 
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No higher award w'as possibee and, in 
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given “for general superiority of 
CONSTRUCTION AND EFFICIENCY.” 
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