
Slate’s Imp. Mammoth Fire-Cured 
Dark, Heavy Tobaccos 
FOR THE FIRE-CURED DISTRICT 
3007—HARRISONS SPECIAL.—This is one of 
the most vigorous growing of all tobaccos. It seems 
to thrive on almost all soils and under all practical 
growing conditions. The stalks are tall and erect with 
large, broad, pointed leaves held upright. It is a 
thin bright that cures easily into a light yellow lug 
which is very much in demand now for cigarette 
manufacture. It is highly disease resistant and very 
easy to handle. In recent years, common lugs have 
sold high on all markets and Harrisons Special will 
make a big yield of this type of tobacco. 
Oz. $1.00. 1% Ib. $3.00, Ib. $9.00. postpaid. 
3055—MARYLAND BROAD LEAF.—This vari- 
ety is very popular in the Maryland district and is 
one of the best sorts for this section. It grows an 
enormous plant with long, verv broad leaves, which 
cure into a bright red or mahogany color, with good 
weight. This variety should make a good sort also 
for the black belt where size and weight are essential. 
Sold out. 
3038—PERIQE.—A medium size, heavy, thick to- 
bacco of high nicotine content. Used principally for 
extracting nicotine. Grown mostly in the Louisiana 
delta region. 
Oz. $1.00, 1%4 Ib. $3.00, Ib. $9.00, postpaid. 
3039—KENTUCKY YELLOW.—We consider this 
one of the best of the dark tobaccos. It possesses good 
curing qualities, fine texture, and heavy weight. The 
leaf is long, very broad, and tapering. It is adapted 
to almost the entire black belt and the air curing 
districts and will make a product of real value. jj 
Oz. $1.00, 144 Ib. $3.00. Ib. $9.00, postpaid. 
3027—-BIG ORONOKO. — This variety has few. 
equals among black tobaceos. It is one of the most 
reliable, produces a heavy crop, cures easily, has fine 
silky texture, and nearly always sells at good prices. 
: 2 he features are its adaptability to almost all 
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Kinds 0 soils and its easy curing qualities. The leaf 
is very long, broad, tapering, set rather close on 
stalk, and has small stem and ribs. It will make a 
good red or black tobacco. 
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Slate’s Good Seeds and Prompt Service, South Boston, Virginia 
3036—SLATE’S RICH WONDER.—A variety in- 
troduced by us some years ago. It is now noted for 
being one of the largest and heaviest tobaccos in 
cultivation. It is not as easy to handle as the Big 
Oronoko nor so fine in texture, but it will make more 
pounds per acre than any sort we know of. Leaves of 
enormous size, very long, broad, and tapering. 
Oz. $1.00, 4, Ib. $3.00, 1b. $9.00, postpaid. 
3029—LIZARD TAIL. — The leaf is not so large 
but it is very long and rather narrow and possesses 
great weight and body, making it rank well in the 
class of heavy tobaccos. It is a most reliable sort 
and easy to cure. Will make a good heavy red or 
black leaf. 
Oz. $1.00. Supply limited. 
3006—-SLATE’S IMPROVED LITTLE ORO- 
NOKO.—Leaf very long, narrow, pointed, and grows 
rather close on the stalk. It is a valuable sort, be- 
cause it can be grown on very strong lands or very 
thin ones. It does not grow rough and wild on strong 
soils like some sorts, yet it will make a good leaf on 
even the poorest soils. It is very heavy and is con- 
sidered a most profitable variety by many growers. 
Oz. $1.00. Supply limited. 
3032—BLUE PRYOR.—A variety famous in the 
black belt of Kentucky. Grows very large broad 
leaves and makes some of the blackest tobacco pos- 
sible. Has good weight and makes enormous yield. 
Oz. $1.00, %4 lb. $3.00, Ib. $9.00, postpaid. 
3033—SLATE’S IMPROVED ONE SUCKER.— 
Leaf long, medium broad, fine texture, and very 
heavy. It is one of the best of dark sorts, and is used 
extensively through Virginia, Kentucky, and Ten- 
nessee, in the dark belt. It will also make a good 
mahogany tobacco when flue-cured. Can be flue, sun. 
air, or fire cured. It is also known as Turtle Foot in 
certain sections. 
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The Best Sun-Cured 
3031—SWEET ORONOKO. — This is one of the 
oldest tobaceos in cultivation, and one having a great 
range of uses. It is the best sort for sun-curing an! 
about the only kind used in the sun-cured belt. Then 
it is the best variety to grow for home use or to make 
“Home Spun” chewing tobacco. It makes an ideal 
heavy black tobacco when grown on strong land, or it 
can be cured into a rich heavy mahogany when flue- 
cured. The leaf is very long, rather narrow, with 
prominent ribs. When cured it has great weight and 
is rich with gum and oil. 
Oz. $1.00. Supply limited. 
3028—FLANAGAN.—The leaf is long, of medium 
width and rather coarse fibers. It is often used for 
sun-curing, but may also be flue-cured into a rich 
heavy mahogany, which nearly always commands 
good prices. It is adapted to a wide range of soils 
and may be cured in almost any manner. 
Oz. $1.00. Supply limited. 
