TIIE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
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PROPOSED RAILROAD SCHEDULE FOR THE DENVER 
CONVENTION. SUBJECT TO SPECIAL TRAIN 
ARRANGEMENT 
Eastern members desiring to come by way of St. Louis, 
will arrange to reach here as early as possible on the morn¬ 
ing of the 6th of June—leaving time, via Colorado Limited 
over the Burlington Route 2 :i 5 p. m. 
In order to give Eastern, South Eastern, and Southern 
members a list of the leading trains with their scheduled 
arriving time at St. Louis, Mo., I mention the following: 
No. 11 Big 4 is due in St. Louis at 1145 p. m. 
No. 43 Big 4 is due in St. Louis at 7 130 a. m. 
No. 13 Penn. Line (St. Louis Special) is due in St. Louis 
at 813 o a . m . 
No. 92, L. & N. Limited is due in St. Louis at 1125 p. m. 
No. 204 1 . C. Dixie Flyer is due in St. Louis 7 ^0 a. m. 
No. 208 I. C. Seminole Limited is due in St. Louis at 8 
a. m. 
The leaving time of these trains from your point can be 
easily ascertained from your nearest ticket agent. The 
following is a list of the Passenger Agents of the Burlington 
Line at the more prominent junction points: 
Chicago, Ill.—H. A. Cherrier, Genl. Agt., 211 Clark St. 
Burlington, Iowa—M. M. Reno, Dis. Pass. Agt. 
Hannibal, Mo.-—J. E. Hollingshead, Genl. Agt. 
Kansas City, Mo.—H. S. Jones, S. W. Pass. Agt., 823 
Main St. 
St. Joseph, Mo.—A. E. Martin, City Pass. Agt., 6th & 
Edmond Sts. 
Omaha, Neb.—J. B. Reynolds, City Pass. Agt., 1502 
Farnam St. 
St. Paul, Minn.—F. M. Rugg, N. W. Pass. Agt., 5th & 
Roberts Sts. 
Minneapolis, Minn—J. F. McElroy, City Pass. Agt., 728 
Olive St. 
Minneapolis, Minn.—J. F. McElroy, City Pass. Agt., 3d 
& Niccolet. 
St. Louis, Mo.—J. G. Delaplaine, City Pass. Agt., 728 
Olive St. 
Arrangements for through tickets, and reservations can 
be made at any of the above named points, or with your 
nearest agent. All roads will sell through tickets to Denver. 
Please have them read over the Burlington, and arrange 
your leaving time, so as to make connection with our St. 
Louis Train, which is No. 13. 
Members going by way of Chicago, Ill., will leave Chicago 
on Burlington Train, No. 9, leaving 9:45 a. m. June 6th; 
consolidating with the St. Louis Train No. 13, at Oxford 
Junction at 8:25 a. m. on morning of the 7th; arriving 
Denver 4 :o5 p. m. same day. 
Members coming by way of Kansas City can leave 
Kansas City on Burlington Train No. 13, 9:30 p. m., June 
6th; consolidating with St. Louis train No. 13 at St. Joseph, 
Mo. at 11125 p. m. 
Members coming by way of Omaha will arrange reserva¬ 
tions, so as to take No. 9 out of Omaha, leaving at 11:25 
p. m. June 6th. 
FELIX and DYKHUIS 
BOSKOOP, HOLLAND 
—ROSES— 
Large stock of Polyantha (Baby) Roses and Climbing 
Roses, either on own roots or grafted on Canina 
A Full Line of Hardy Nursery Stock 
Price List Free 
WHY SPRAY AT ALL 
When the work can be done much easier by applying LAFER INSECTICIDE 
on the soil around the tree, being absorbed by the roots inoculating the 
sap, the scale and insects will be destroyed. Free Pamphlet. Address 
J. W. LAFER, Sta. B., R. F. D. No. 2, Box 2A. 
Toledo, Ohio 
Notice to the Trade 
Our traveller, Mr. H. G. Benckhuysen will visit you 
shortly, otherwise kindly write to him. Care of MESSRS. 
MALTUS & WARE, 14 Stone St., New York City. 
R. DEN OUDEN & SON 
The Old Farm Nurseries BOSKOOP, HOLLAND 
PEONIES 
ONLY BY THE WHOLESALE 
Let ma send you my list of OVER ONE HUNDRED Best Varieties 
J. F. ROSENFIELD, - - - WEST POINT, NEBR. 
KANSAS CITY NURSERIES 
GEO- H. JOHNSTON, Proprietor 
(Successor to Blair & Kaufman) 
Reliance Building., Kansas City, Mo. 
Offer for SPRING 1910 large stock of Carolina Poplars; Catalpa 
Seedlings; Cal. Privet; Concord Grapes; Currants; Asparagus; and 
a full line of Ornamental Shrubs, Paeonies, etc. 
PEACH SEED 
We now have in stock VIRGINIA NATURAL PEACH SEED 
crop 1908, can fill any size order. 
VIRGINIA NATURAL PEACH SEED CO., 
4 th Ave. & Clinton St.. BALTIMORE, MD 
P. OUWERKERK, 
No. 2x6 Jane St., Weehawken Heights, Hoboken, N. J. 
Rhododendrons, Clematis, H. P. Roses, Hardy Azaleas, 
Paeonies, Magnolias, Box Trees, Fancy Conifers, Hydran¬ 
geas and Shrubs, our specialties at our HOLLAND NUR¬ 
SERIES. Some of the goods on hand here during the 
packing season. 
ALL NURSERYMEN SHOULD BE INTERESTED IN 
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