Our Apple Trees were budded and grafted on strong whole'rooted seedlings grown from best French seed. 
They bear quicker. They are freer from root aphis and gall after being planted. This stock of foohproof scions 
and buds taken from known bearing Ohio and Indiana orchards. 
We have gone to all this expense and trouble the past 3 years in order to insure our customers that they will 
get varieties they order. 
Summer Apples 
AITOKA. Noteworthy for its beautiful red striped fruit 
and early bearing, often producing Apples the second 
year after planting. This Apple comes to us highly 
recommended. Fruit excellent quality ; ripening shortly 
after the Transparent. It is worthy of trial. It should 
be more adapted to the central and northern districts 
than to the eastern seaboard fruit sections. 
EARIfY' HARVEST. Medium to large, pale yellow, 
fine flavor, tree upright grower, a good bearer, excel¬ 
lent variety for home use. August. 
GOIiDEN SWEET. Large, pale yellow, very sweet 
and good. Strong grower and good bearer, August. 
REE ASTRACHAH. Well known old sort, large and 
roundish, crimson color, juicy, rich acid flavor, vig¬ 
orous grower, deep foliage. August. 
SWEET BOTTGH. One of the very best Sweet Apples. 
Yellow in color, large, tender; heavy bearer. August. 
YELLOW TRANSPARENT. Earliest and best, 
white, tender and juicy, sprightly sub-acid, grows rap¬ 
idly, bears young, and is very profitable. August. 
Autumn Apples 
BUCHESS OP OLDENBURG. The best of all fall 
sorts, bears at an early age, good size, yellow streaked 
with red, juicy, sub-acid and productive, good for both 
commercial and home planting. September. 
EARLY McIntosh, a handsome new early red 
Apple of exceptionally fine flavor and high quality. 
Trees are vi.gorous, hardy, healthy, productive and 
bear annually. Excellent for roadside markets and 
home use. Ripens in August. 
FALL PIPPIN. Large yellow, juicy; tree vigorous 
grower; good home sort. November. 
MAIDEN BLUSH. Medium size, flat and smooth, pale 
yellow with deep red cheek, tender, pleasant acid fla¬ 
vor, good bearer, fine for home orchard. October. 
RAMBO. Medium yellow, streaked red, keeps until 
Christmas time, fine eating Apple for home use. 
RED DUCHESS. A sport of the Duchess, same sea¬ 
son, quality, etc., only deep red all over. 
Winter Apples 
BALDWIN. Well-known old sort and one of the best. 
Large, bright red, tree large grower and very produc¬ 
tive, sells well on the market, extra good keeper. 
CORTLAND. A new Apple, originated by Geneva, 
New York, Experiment Station ; a deep red Apple of 
the very best type, young bearer and good keeper. 
An improvement over McIntosh Red. 
DOUBLE RED DELICIOUS. A remarkable variety 
rapidly taking first place. Fruit extra large; color 
bright red ; flesh white and fine grained, rich, melting 
and juicy, of the very highest quality; tree young 
bearer, sometimes at age of 3 years from planting; 
good keeper in most sections ; annual bearer. 
YELLOW DELICIOUS. Bright golden color, sweetly 
acid flavor. Commands the very highest market prices. 
Firm, crisp, very juicy. Splendid keeper. 
GALLIA BEAUTY (Red Rome Beauty). A seedling 
from Ohio River Valley. Well-tried, wonderful Apple; 
will prove successful anywhere in Central States. 
GANO. Form conical, good size, dark red, very attrac¬ 
tive, young bearer, and good keeper. 
GRIMES GOLDEN. An extra fine quality Apple. 
Golden color, good keeper ; tree vigorous ; productive. 
JONATHAN. Fruit medium size, red, very tender, good 
flavor; tree young bearer, a good market sort. We rec¬ 
ommend it for commercial planting ; good keeper. 
KENDALL. McIntosh seedling. Season about same as 
McIntosh, apples large, flavor more sprightly than 
McIntosh, dark red in color, hangs on tree better, and 
keeps longer; a good commercial sort. This variety 
in 2-yr., 6 to 6 ft., and 1-yr., 3 to 4 ft. size only. 
Allen’s Trees Are True to Name. 
APPLE TREES 
