THE NATIONAL NURSERYMAN 
Grimes, David S.145 
Hoffman, William.145 
Lemstrom, Selim. 56 
Morey, John B. 81 
Packard, Prof. A. S. 56 
Paul, William. 93 
Pierson, Frank A. 93 
Rough, James. 93 
Rupert, John. 10 
Schroeder, Dr. Herman.199 
Siebrecht, Louis.145 
Spalding, John. 93 
Tuttle, A. G.145 
Wilfarth, Herman. 56 
October Offerings.167 
Offerings for May. 80 
Office Management.119 
Office Seeking the Man, Case of. 74 
O’Mara vs. Burbankitis.175 
Ont. Hort. Ex. and Conv.198 
Opening of Spring. 92 
Organized Fruit Growers’ Association. . . 64 
Orlando Harrison for Legislature.177 
Ornamental Shrubs. 79 
P* 
Pacific Coast.77, 161, 182 
Peach Crop, The.174 
Peach Shipments.138 
Peach Trees in Georgia. 52 
Pear on Apple.175 
Pears in Iowa. 23 
Pennsylvania Nurserymen in Session. 29 
Peonies, Interest in. 59 
Personal and General. . . .42, 65, 89, 165 
Honoring Eminent Pomologists.176 
Nurserymen Candidates for Legis¬ 
lature.176 
Portland Exposition, The.176 
Personal Mention.109 
Plan for Texas.165 
Plant Breeding.44, 111 
Planting Mixed Orchards. 90 
Plantings of Johnny Appleseed.178 
Plums in Canadian Niagara District.175 
Popular Wedding Trip, A.112 
Portland Exposition, The.176 
Preliminary Program of Annual Conven¬ 
tion. 53 
Present Status of Russian Fruits. 27 
Pres. Albertson in Texas.139 
Pres. Albertson’s Letter.173 
Pres. Kirkpatrick, A Line from. 72 
Problem in Storage Cellar Construction.. 24 
Profitable Potato Sprayer. 98 
Program for West Baden Meeting 57, 75, 82 
Progress of Spraying. 48 
Propagate Favorable Variations.8, 26 
Propagating Currants and Gooseberries 34, 61 
Propagation, Questions on... . 81 
Prospects Good at Vincennes, Ind.165 
Province and Function of a Trade Jour¬ 
nal.140 
Pruning of Nursery Stock. 75 
Q 
Query on Fumigating from Canada. 95 
Question of Veracity.176 
Quince, The. 23 
Quinces, About. 55 
Quiz Column.113, 191 
Bunch of Varied Inquiries. 62 
Classification of Deciduous Conifers. . 181 
Diseased Pear. 34 
Florida June Buds are Trees.95 
Handling Peach Pits. 81 
June Buds. 96 
Minnesota Wants New Hardy Plum'63 
Moot Question of June Buds.95 
Nebraska. 34 
Propagating Currants. 61 
Propagating Currants and Goose¬ 
berries. 34 
Propagating Questions.191 
Query on Fumigation from Canada. . 95 
Questions on Propagation. 81 
Reply by Prof. Newell. 95 
Rose Chafer. 61 
Salesmen’s Commissions.181 
Salt for Quince Borers. 63 
State Requirements Governing Ship¬ 
ments of Fruit.146 
Suggestions on Storage Houses. 62 
Varied Queries. 61 
R 
Railroad to Turn Farmer. 64 
Railway Facilities to West Baden 49, 66, 
79, 97 
Reading Nursery, Massachusetts. 46 
Reasons for Attending West Baden Meet¬ 
ing. 35 
Reed, W. C., Chairman.191 
Reed, W. C., on Classification.200 
Refrigeration and Cold Storage. 76 
Remarkable Record of Service, A.56 
Remedy for San Jos6 Scale. 99 
Report for 1905.140 
Retail Nurserymen, National Association 
of. 32 
Retrospective and Salutatory. 9 
Review of the Season.193 
Risien, on Stringfellow.192 
Robinson Nurseries, The.167 
Rome (Beauty). 57 
Root Grafted vs. Budded Trees.25, 56 
Rosa Rugosa. 93 
Rose Chafer. 61 
Roses for Outdoor Planting.146 
Russian Mulberry, The.174 
S 
Sales End of the Nursery Business.121 
Salesmen’s Commissions.181 
Salt for Quince Borers. 63 
San Jos6 Scale.194 
Satisfactory Outlook.167 
Season and Trade. 16 
Season for Growth, The.160 
Season in Illinois, The.165 
Season, Review of.193 
Seedless Apple Excitement. 59 
September Specialites.148 
Shipment of Fruit from California. 60 
Shipping Regulations. 50 
Short Crop of Apples in Western New 
York.140 
Siberian Crab-Apple. 45 
Sightless and Speechless. 29 
Sketch of Andorra Nurseries.187 
Sketchy Notes from Florida. 81 
Soil Inoculation for Legumes. 46 
Some of the Newer Peaches in Georgia. . . 22 
Southern Freeze, The. 45 
Southern Notes. 40 
Southwestern Nurserymen’s Association 32 
Souvenir Booklet, Our..110 
Special Home Seekers Excursion.,.. 49 
Special Winter Course in Horticulture at 
Cornell.177 
Specialties for November.183 
Speech that Carried the Convention.113 
Speer Grafting Machine, The.166 
Spencer Seedless Apple.79, 93 
Sprague Mercantile Agency, Chicago. . . .162 
Square Deal Rewarded, A.>. . 150 
Standards of Purity for Food Product . . 177 
Starks’ Exhibit at Pomological Conven¬ 
tion.161 
State Hort.-Society Officers Confer. 15 
State Nurseries Inspectors, Conference 
with.190 
State Requirements Governing Shipments 
of Fruit.146 
Steel Wire and Nails.,. 90 
Stored Apples. 46 
Story of the Arnold Arboretum.123 
Story with a Point to It. 39 
Stringfellow, a Shot at.192 
Stuart & Co., C. W. 3 
Suggestions of a Veteran Grader. 41 
Suggestions on Storage Houses. 62 
Sulphur Washes. 24 
Suppression of Insects by Natural Ene¬ 
mies.178 
Symposium of Implements and Tillage. . 69 
T 
Tariff Committee. 16 
Taylor & Son’s, L. R., Specialties, One of .142 
Teaching of Agriculture in the Rural 
Schools. 90 
Teaching of Forestry, The. 27 
Terry, H. A., Retirement.196 
Texas Nurserymen’s Association.143 
Texas, Prosperity in.200 
Thunberg’s Barberry. 52 
Time Reduced to Mexico.41, 60, 90 
Tours to the West.42, 66 
Trade and Other Jottings: 
Among the Importers.176 
Question of Veracity, A.176 
Transition of Farming Industries. 58 
Transplanting Large Trees.199 
Transportation .16, 26 
Committee’s Work.137 
Committee Report.190 
Experiments by the Government... .122 
Tree Breeding and Tree Growing. 35 
Treasurer has His Say. 80 
Troubles of Early Illinois Tree Planters. . 142 
U 
Uniform Bill of Lading. 36 
V 
Value of Advertising. 14 
Varied Queries. 61 
Vincennes Nurseries, Visit the. 72 
Visit of Business Manager to Dansville, 
N. Y. 32 
W 
Wabash Patronized by Pomological Dele¬ 
gates.168 
