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JACKSONVILLE, FLA Aue 41, 1907:

In this Fifteenth Annual Catalogue you, will find almost everything required for Farm and Garden at prices as low as first-class stock can be bought.

Sixteen years successful seed business in Florida tells more than words how our customers are treated.

TESTED SEEDS:

Our seeds are from the best stock in the country and grown especially for us under careful supervision, but to guard against any mistake, all are tested at our farm.

FARM AND TEST GROUNDS

Are at Edgewood, two and one-half miles west of Jacksonville, where we will be pleased to see any of our friends.

SEEDS BY MAIL.

All seeds in packages, ounces or %lbs. from this list FREE BY MAIL; for bulk per lb. add 8c. ;; Beans and Peas, 5c. ‘quart; “corny 7iGe, quart extra.

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Reduced Express rates on Seeds 20 per cent less than merchandise rates.

GENERAL LIST

VEGETABLE SEEDS

The Best Seeds for Florida.

7EAR by year New Seed are put on the market, some good, some fairly good and some no good at all. We have en- deavyored to observe the varieties that are good and have proved

their value in our Seuthern climate, and those only you will find

in this list:

ARTICHOKE. Pkt. Oz “lb. 1 1b. Large Green Globe, : % 2 : OF R257 67S 1200 Jerusalem Tubers,. 75 pk, 1.75 bu. ASPARAGUS. True Palmetto, k : ; ‘ : SOS LOMA ZOp ee BEANS. Green Podded. . 1 quart will plant 100 feet of drill, 2 bushels will plant 1 acre indrills. Half peckand half bushels will be supplied at peck and bushel rates: Pkteorbtqn Oty Lek. 7 (Bi Extra Early Refugee, : : ‘ SOSte OP S5 | 290) 3100 Refugee, or 1000 tol, . : £059. 20). 15)) 690! 3.00 Earliest Red Round Pod Valentine. Ose lO slo 2 90L3700 Burpee’s Green Pod Stringless, : :05:--10° 220.1.25 4.00 Mohawk, . : : : S05.810) 215". 908S 200 Dwarf Horticultural or Cranberry, . .05 .10 .20 1.25 4.00

Best of All, : u ‘ : ; S05 10) 20 sie: O07 Se

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BEANS, continued. Wax Podded. Phi Pt: Ot] Bike SBus German Dwarf Black Wax ftrue}, - +05 .10° .20 1525-4. 08 Rust Proof Golden wax, : E -05, .<- 10.2045 25.4. Ge Extra Early Refugee Wax, 3 20a" PES) 25. Tower ae Wardwell’s Kidney Wax, . : 205 (215325. boar Ste Lima Dwarf. Henderson’s Bush Lima, : : 05 ..15. 225) 2s 6.38 Dreer’s Bush Lima, .- : : - . 205 -26235 240 &. 50

Lima Pole.

Large Pole ‘Lima, E : : » . $05. .1S 22583 -foneawe Southern Lima or Sewee. 3 : 205. 5 22508. 7526-ee

Green Podded Pole.

Old Homestead, or Kentucky Wonder,

Southern Prolific, : £ . 2. :05. 35-2233. 3S Red Speckled Cornhill, : 05. 315..25 Saige oe BEETS. Oz. \% Ib. Ib. Extra Early Egyptian Blood Turnip. A stand- ard early sort with small top. Se oe : 505.135" 3 Lentz Extra Early Blood Turnip. ; ; 05-45, 40

Bastian’s Extra Early Blood Turnip. Very early and popular, small top, ; x : 05 .15 .40

Karly Bassano. Very sweet, light-colored flesh,

fine form, : : : ; : : -O5 .315.°.40 Detroit Dark Red Turnip. Of fine color and form; splendid for market, : : d <205-215=240

[miproved Early Blood Turnip. Dark red, fine flavor. good for winter. ; : , ; -03: 240°5-40

Dewing’s Early Red Turnip. Popular old

strain. fine deep color, 05 .15°.40 Acme Second Early, : 3 : : 05 4455940 Bastian’s Half-Long Blood: One of the best

winter keepers, : te era ; : ; 05515 Su

Long Smooth Blecd Red, an excellent late sort. .05 .15 .40

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IBEETS, continued. Mangel Wurzel.

Yb .Ib

Mammoth Long Red, a a e FAY: 2s

Mammoth Golden Giant. : E : 00529 ‘BROCCOLI.

Early Purple Cape. Best for Soath, produtins compact

heads. Pkt., 10c.: a. 35c: \& Ib., $1, Ib., $3.5

BRUSSELS SPROUTS. Improved Half-Dwart, or Paris Market. The most produc- tive and hardiest variety, bearing fine. handsome, solid sprouts, like minature cabbage heads. Pkt., 10c.: o7.. 35c.;

%. Ib., S0c3 1b.,- $1.75.

CABBAGES. Early and Summer.

Larve packets of the following \arietiés. Sc

each, except where neted: Earliest Etampes. An extra early small

French sort, with pointed heads, : tame Tass 0d AD Early Spring. A new round, flat-headed

cabbage, as early as Jersey Wakefield, .05 .45 1.25 4.50

arly Jersey Wakefield. Extra selected

. seed of our ewn growing, ; : yee sO5 sean auto ool Charleston or Large Wakefield. About a week later than Jersey Wakefield. 2905-450 jess S200 All Head Early. A flat head, coming in with Early Summer; much larger, . S305 See Sa Karly Fiat Dutch. Weoffer a remarkably fine strain; a sure solid header, $05.-.26. > .6072.00 Henderson’s Early Summer. <A mest popu- lar and superior second early sort, ‘ J05)020-% wast. 25

Ali Seasons (Vandergaw). One of the fin-

est, growing to a large size quickly, . 05.20 «60 2.00

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CA BBAGES, continued.

CAULIFLOWER.

Pkt. oz- Henderson’s Succession. An excellent sec- ond early, on style of alf seasons, .- aS. BAS) Louisville Early Drumhead. Dark, bluish oTreen: Colors. 5 : : : e ES) 7 20) Fottler’s Improved Flat Brunswick. Large, solid heads; Fine for Spring, . 5055220 Sure Head. Strong, vigorous, very uniform, large and solid, z ¢ ? : 605220 Louderback’s All year Round. Equally good for all seasons; large and solid, - -08 .30 Autumn King, or World Beater. A new strain; enormous solid heads, : 5 OS: 2a The Lupton. Earlier than Flat Dutch; of closer growth; a large sure header, . 105225 Short Stem Drumhead. Surpasses the old Late Drumhead; ripening earlier. : -05 .20 Large Late Drumhead. Old favorite; valu- able for main crop, 2 : : : 05 .15 Premium Flat Dutch. Largely grown for Main crop, é 3 : : : Be Vere. 35) CARROTS. Table or Garden Varieties. Early French Forcing, -10 Early Scarlet Horn, .10 Half Long Nantes, .10 Chantenay, -10 Danvers, 10 Long Scarlet, 10

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1 Oz. Seed preduces about 2000 plants. The three varieties quoted here are

from the best European and American stock.

Early Snowball, ; ‘ : aise 2500 Extra Early Copenhagen, . : Malt 4 Mee OU) Extra Early Erfurt, ; d ; 2+ Whiley slag

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CELERY.

1 Oz. will produce about 7000 plants.

Pkt. oz. 1b Ib.

Golden Self-Blanching Gilt Edge, DS SS EO” ieece0) Boston Market, 0554220) 501450 Giant Golden Heart, OSte= 20 SOS O *Giant Pascal. O5ens2Owe.500n 150 Perfection Hartwell, O52 0502 sO COLLARDS. i Oz, to 2000 plants. White Georgia, 5 : i : in Wie O fede ted 0 ater) es a eae) Georgia Blue Stem, d t i : SOS reel Oe Wels .50 CUCUMBERS.

One oz. to 50 hills. ‘Two and one-half Ibs. for one acre.

improved) xtirayvkaihye Winte > pine, 4) 0s: 10s lose S340

Arlington White Spine, : : : [0S 4 1Oc eto eA) Peerless White Spine, . fj : Pe OS aL Osean 40 Evergreen, . , : : ; 2 SOS e1Oh ee 1S ae 40) Improved Long Green, . : : wee Qos eo Op aealoy sae sO The Emerald, : : : : F 405, 0 LO 220 argv

New Everbearing, a new variety and will

bear untillfrost, valuable for pickling, .05 .10 .35 1.0 7

Japan Climbing, A ‘ : 3 n(n tire UO be ot Ut oN saath,

Jersey Pickling, : . : ery ih Oke Ome AS .40 CRESS.

Extra Early Curled, . : : : sO Sia hOe 20s OO)

Water Cress, . : : 2 : Te Okoyeanre (0s liao

EGG PLANT.

One oz. will produce about 700 plants.

New York Improved Thornless, : LOS er oo OU Se O00 Large Purple, ! ; 2 MOS Lenore On Deo New Jersey Improved, : ; : ODay. 100 ge. 00

Black Pekin, . j : : ; See OS oe 40.) (OOS 100

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ENDIVE. One oz to 200 feet of row. Pkt. Green Curled, : : : : : -05 Broad Leaved Batavian. ; f 5 OS GOURDS.

Dipper, Nest Egg and Dish-rag or Luffa, .05

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KALE or Borecole.

One oz. to 159 feet drill.

Green Curled Scotch, . : ; GIS German Dwarf Green Curled, : Bases de KOHL RABI. Early White Vienna, 2 : : .O5 Early Purple Vienna, . 4 ; eS PEEK: American Flag, . : : s : 105 Carentan, een : : : : 308 OD LETIUCE. One oz. will produce about 1.500 plants. One and one-half Ibs. to acre. Big Bostcn, : : , : 0S Royal Cabbage. . ; : : A .05 White Cabbage. ! : Ses: Ce) California Cream Butter, - HOS Black Seed Simpson, : : rs 6s) Early Curled Silesian, : ae .05 Salamander, : : f : OS Celery Lettuce, Romaine Cos, : fe 0S Paris, White Cos, : : ; .05

MELONS-MUSK. Green Fieshed Sorts.

Jenny Lind. Very early, small, aaa 0 )s) Cape May. Extra early, large, .05 Hackensack. | hxtra eariy .). E SOS

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MELONS-MUSK, Continued. Green Fiesh Sort.

Paul Rose, Acme or Baltimore, Bay View, Yeilow Fieshed Sorts. Emerald Gem, Miller’s Cream, Banquet, . MELONS-WATER.

5) 10 Jeeta ES ge eats:

LOR Bes LO 15 LOA SSS Oval

One oz. to 25 hills, 2 lbs. to acre. Carefully selected Florida and

Georgia grown seeds. Florida Favorite, yey te Triumph, Georgia Rattlesnake, Mammoth Ironclad, Duke Jones, Indiana Sweetheart,

Fontenac, MUSHROON SPAWN. English, in bricks per 1b. 10 cts. MUSTARD. Chinese, Giant Southern Curled, Ostrich Plume, London White, Chinese Cabbage. OKRA. Dwarf White Velvet. Dwarf Green,

Improved Long Green,

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ONEONS. Bermuda Varieties.

Not California or Italian Stock, but Genuine Tenneriffe. New Crop.

Ready October Ist.

White Bermuda,

Red Bermuda,

Other Varieties.

Mammoth Silver King, Prize til aker

White Silverskin, Creole,

Yellow Globe Danvers, Onion Sets see page 10.

PARSLEY. Champion Moss Curled, Emerald Curled,

Hamburg or Turnip Rooted,

PARSNIP. Long White Sugar, Hollow Crown,

PEPPERS.

1. Oz. to 1200 plants.

Mammoth Ruby King,

Large Bell or Bull Nose, |

Large Sweet Spanish.

Long Red Cayenne,

Chinese Celestial,

Shall Chili Red, (very hot) POTATOES. Se page 11. PUMPKINS.

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King of the Mammoths. Mammoth Tours,

Tennessee Sweet Potato,

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PUMPKINS, continued.

Pkt. Large Cheese, ‘ : : : 3 .05 Connecticut Field, Sugar, (Small Sweet) RHUBARB, or Pie Plant, : : : 05 RADISH. 1 oz. to 100 feet of drill. Long Scarlet Short Top. . : ‘ 05 Turnip Scarlet, : ‘ : : = 05 French Breakfast, E 5 : 4 .05 Half Long Deep Scarlet. : : 1305 Black Spanish, . : : i - .05 China Rose Winter, Use! <: : -O5 Long White Lady Finger, . ’ o OS SALSIFY, Vegetable Oyster. Sandwich Island, . : ¢ : gia SPINACH.

1 oz. to 75 feet of drill, 10 Ibs. to acre. Bloomsdale Extra Curled Genuine, In sealed bags, 5 lbs. and over, Extra Curled Savoy Leaf,

Long Standing,

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SQUASH. 1 oz. to 35 hills, 2 to 3 lbs. to acre: 5 1b. lots 10 cts. per Ib. less. Early White Bush Scalloped, . : .O5 Mammoth White Bush, . ; ; Roem () 5) Giant Summer Crookneck, . : : .O5 Yellow Bush, . : : : : Ee SS Improved Hubbard, . 205 Boston Marrow, . : : : OS

Marblehead Mammoth, : : : 05

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TOMATOES.

Beauty, 5 g : A z Favorite, : 2 s . Perfection, .

Trophy, -. 2 “ :

JC | : 2 “ : - New Stone,

Dwarf, Champion, = : e Redfield Beauty,

Ponderosa,

Buckeye State,

Earliana, New Red Very Early.

TURNIPS. |

Specially Selected American grown, 1 oz. to200 feet drill, one and

pounds to acre. Mammoth Red Top Globe, Early Red Top Globe, Large White Globe, Pomeranean White Globe, White Stone, ; : : Southern Snow White Globe, Extra Early Flat Dutch, (strap leaf) Early Flat Red Top, White Egg

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(strap leaf)

Cow Horn, Southern Seven Top, Extra Early Milan, ~. Large Yellow Globe, Golden Ball,

Yellow Aberdeen,

RUTA BAGA or Swede.

American Purple Top, Best Yellow, White Swede,

Breadstone,

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TOBACCO. Pkt. Vuelta Abajo, Cuban Stock, . . sl) Vuelta Abajo, Florida Grown, fh 405 Sumatra, . . Breet () HERBS. Sage, : : : : : : SOS Thyme, : : ‘ : : : 05 Marjoram Sweet, : ‘ : : .05 Tansey, 4 : “ OS Winter Savoy, X : = 0S

ONION SETS.

Prices on Onion Sets good until Jam. Ist, 1903. Special prices for large

quantities and to dealers. If by mail add 10c per quart extra.

Pt. White Silverskin, ‘ a 2 : .10 Yellow Danvers, ‘ 4 : : Sort Extra Early Bloomsdale Pearl, . ‘ 15 Bermuda Red, . : : : : SES) Bermuda White, . ; : : 2 5S Multiplier or Potato, ; é ; See) Egyptian or Top, : : ‘ .10

POTATOES. Prices on A pplication,

I have the Exclusive Sale for Jacksonville of the famous ‘‘No. 4’? Early Rose, a Po- tato, Specially grown for Florida and sold no where else. Some of the largest planters in the state endorse the No. 4, and will plant no other, : : : : ‘ ’

Other Varieties. Houlton Early Rose, Beauty of Hebron,

Triumph, Dakota Red, Peerless, New White Rose.

oz 41b. 50 1.50 .30 1.00 160) 1.75 sks EAS) 25 40 .30 Ot. Pk. 15 .60 ne ese) Seti) BOTS EES oo .20 1.00 157550 150

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FLOWER SEEDS, FLOWER BULBS, ETC.

I carry a’full line of Flower Seeds in 5 and 10 cent papers.

These listed are more largely planted and

offer same in Bulk.

kcte70 OZ Alyssum Sweet, | : : : 2 -05% 230 Balsam, : : : : : : 05 .40 Calliopsis or Coryopsis, . : : 052s Candytuft. fine mixed, : : AOS. | a20 Chrysanthemum, fine mixed, . i “05% 20 Cypress Vine, fine mixed, . : . Ran ee Dianthus (China Pink), Es ; 5 .05.- .40 Marigold, French and African, . seeie | Jovan (0) Morning Glory, finest mixed, . d OD) 7 cD Nasturtium, Tall and Dwarf. ; é | 205. 210 Pansy, extra fine mixed, , : 051225 Phlox Drummondii. Z : : = .05 > -60 Poppy. double and single, : : 205 220 Sweet Peas, finest mixed, f : .05 10

Zinnia Elegans, fine mixed, 5 ¥ 05 oe 50

WINTER FLOWERING BULBS. DUTCH HYACINTHS, Double and Single.

Red, White and Blue, all shades,

Yellow, % :

Roman Hyacinths, White, Blue Rose, NARCISSUS.

Paper White, Double Roman,

Grand Monarque, White Pearl. CHINESE SACRED LILY,

Original Baskets, 30 bulbs, per basket,

Yb lb -40 245 245 Des OES iS) 25 365 Each Doz. £05 seo), .10 5 .03 .30 O03 pas 03 .30 10 1.00

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WINTER FLOWERING BULBS, continued.

Tulips, Single Early Mixed, Tulips, Double Early Mixed, Freesias,

Oxalis,

Jonquills,

Lily of the Valley,

Bermuda Easter Lilies,

SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS.

Gladiolus, White, Yellow, Red, Pink and Varigated, .

Caladiums, Elephant Ear, . Caladiums, Fancy Leaf, Tuberoses, Double Pearl, Cannas, Choice Sorts,

Dahlias, Finest Varieties,

BIRD SEEDS.

Canary, extra clean, : : per 1b,

Hemp, Miitet +: 3 : : : * Rape, é : : : : Rough Rice for Red Birds, . 5 Sunflower, : Cuttlefish Bone, : : : ct Mocking Bird Food, : : ny

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FARM AND FIELD SEEDS.

I make a specialty of all kinds of Forage Crops.

CORN, FIELD.

Hickory King, Blount’s Prolific, Improved Golden Dent,

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CORN, FIELD, continued.

Iowa Gold Mine, : : : : ; 10 250

Ive Maryland White Dent, . 3 : : 22 cA OL eO) Ses Champion White Pearl, ; : : j 107 0% Aes Large White Flint, epee weirs cts (juin Sars Mexican June, é : : 5 : : Osa O Zea Southern White Snowflake. . 3 : zn LOR esO te 2Oe) Klorida Six bar: : : : : ‘ Ol 70. 2-60 CLOVER. Prices subject to change. Altalfasie. : : : : F ; : -20 per lb. Alsike, : : : . : : : epee Ou g-* | Crimson or German. eee : ; : Sey | Japan or Lespedisa, . : : i : a oO ks GRASS SEEDS. Timothy, Prime, E : : 7 2..gt, buststbs= soe Kentucky Blue, : : : : -15 qt.,. busw4 Tbs: 1750 Red Top (Fancy) : ; : -10 qt., bu. 10 lbs. 1.00 Johnson Grass, 5 : : . 1.20 qt.,- bus 2a tbs 250 Italian Rye Grass, y : : -15 qt., bu. 20 Ibs. 2.00 Bermuda Grass, : ; : : ; : . 1,00 1b. Bermuda Grass Roots, : ; > : 2.00 per bbl, Carpet Grass Paspalum Platycaule Sets, 2.50 per bbl. SUMMER FORAGE CROPS. Ot; Pkoae bie Sorghum, Early Amber, 7 5 : = te1ss7. 50s 200 Sorghum, Golden, : : e : : (15> = SO e 200 Katfir Corn Red and White. Be ; 5 ke, SOO Broom Corn, Evergreen, : : ; : kd 2. c5Us 7-200 Broom Corn, Japanese, . : ; 3 A220. aes Jerusalem Corn, 3 : ‘ : : 2 S20 -. 1S eae MILLETS. German, ; $ F ; ; ; : 210 S05 2208 Hungarian, : : j ; : 2 >. LO) 2: S0es2c00

Pearl-or.@attaik. =. 3 ; , 10 cts. lb., 10 lbs. 1.00

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BEANS. Ot ks bu

Soya, os : : : : é : : MOIS 250 1 2/5

Velvet, : f : : : 3 : else s508 1s S0 PEANUTS.

Spanish, : ; : : ; 2 : LO) ee SOs rks SO

Florida, . : ‘ é : : ; Soe Ome oO OO GRANT BEGGERWEED, Clean Seed, . k 25 cts. per lb. TEOSINTE, . e : " , 4 : al Z2oicts; per lib. COW PEAS.

All varieties in season, prices on application.

WINTER FORAGE CROP.

RYE.

Florida, the best Winter Crop, . ; i PEO See

Georgia, . ; : é ; ; ; Se AO SOVed 25 OATS.

Florida 90 day or Burt, é ; . : Does. 0

Texas Rust Proof, . : ; 3 : WOE... 65 BARLEY, Winter. : : i ; : : 5302 IelS VETCH, Sand, ‘ : : : ; , 15 cts. per lb’

MISCELLANEOUS SEEDS.

RICE.

White Upland, : ; s : : : SLO SO 50

Golden, . : : ; : ; : LO SO le 50. WILD RICE, . d : : : ; : 50c cts. per 1b. SUNFLOWER, Large Russian, . : ‘ ely GOL 75 CHUFAS, : 5 2 : eee i : Or 290k S225 RAPE, Dwarf Essex, : : : : : 10 cts per 1b. BUCKWHEAT, Japanese, : 4 : : PLOY 50 50 WHEAT, Red May, ‘ i ; : : OR 40) ts Zo

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VEGETABLE PLANTS IN SEASON. Cabbage, Different Varieties, 30 cts. per 100, 2.50 per 1000

Egg Plant, : : : - 40 Pe oe eaU re Pepper, : : a : 40 a wees |) S Celery, Different Varieties 530 ce ie ee a Tomato, zs re : 25 se eres ash “hi STRAWBERRIES. Hoffman, Lady Thompson, Brandywine, : : 25:0. amines pre S85)

ROSES.

Can supply fine 2-year old plants of the leading varieties of Roses, on their own roots, pot grown, 20, 25 and 30 cts. each, 2.00 to 2.50 per dozen.

INSECTICIDES.

, Hammond’s Slug Shot per Ib. 5 cts.

Sulphur, per 1b, 5 cts.

Paris Green, }2lb. 15 cts., 1 lb. 25cts.

Thrip Juice, pt. 40 cts,, qt, 60 cts.

Copper in Solution, qt. 60 cts., gal. 1.75.

Pheno Chloro, best disinfectant. Kills roaches and bed bugs. Cures Mange on animals. 2 to 4 table spoonsful to pail of water, qt. 50 cts.

POULTRY SUPPLIES. International Poultry Food, .25, .50 and 1.00 per pkg. Fine Ground Poultry Bone, .031b., 2.50 per 100 lbs.

Coarse “*‘ a $e .04 . 2.60 2 Meat Meal, B Lets Ee Si aie are) 3 Meat and Bone, : .03 ZO: =, Fine Ground Dried Blood, .05 3275 A

Mann’s Granite Crystal Grit, 1.00. per sack.

Clover Meal Pioneer, 501b. bag 1.00.

Lambert’s Death to Lice,. .10, ..25, .50 and 1.00 pkg. International Louse. Killer, .25 pkg.

ces ice Kallen, 25 pko-

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POULTRY SUPPLIES.

Millet Seed for chicks, .03 1b, 2.25 100 lbs.

Kattir Corn for Pigeons, 1.00 bu. MANN’S GREEN BONE CUTTERS.

No. 4 B,

Nos 4B. Mia

: : é 3 : 12.00 ‘ : : S415. 00 INTERNATIONAL ‘ssTOCK FOOD.

I carry a full line of the INTERNATIONAL FoopD Co’s. PRE- PARATIONS, STOCK POQWDERS AND REMEDIES, A 164 page book giving valuable infermation on all kinds of stock and

poultry given with each order of Stock Food.

For horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, .25, .50 and 1.00 per pkg. 25 Ib.-pail 3.50.

Internatienal Worm Powder, . 4 ‘ ‘ .50 pkg. International Heave Cure, : : : yn OU eer Silver Pine Healing Oil, . : . ‘ 0 ary International Honey Tar Foot Remedy, . «2.00 Can International Gall Cure, . . 3 : : oP ne International Colic Cure (guaranteed), . : 211..00) bot. International Harness Soap, : . . : .29 Call International Quick Cleaner, : t : aD ee International Pheno Chloro, 5 ease : a OU

International Cough and Lung Cure, : 2.75 bot.

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IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS

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GARDEN

This is only a partial list of these goods, a full descriptive

Catalogue will be forwarded on application.

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New Universal Single Wheel Hoe Cultivator, Rake and Plow,

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Ames Patent Chilled Continental Swivel Plows. Mould-board is released by pressure Of foot against latch, and it locks auotmatically when reversed. 1 Horse Garden Plow, : , : : ; . 6.75 2 Horse with Wheel, movable Cutter and Shifting Clevis, 10.00 New Universal Excel Horse Hoe and Cultivator, 5 cultiva-

tors, 3 hoe teeth, expanding and wheel levers, i 6075

HAND TOOLS.

Hoes from : : p ; : : ; i HOO LOS Weeders,. a ‘ ; : : : ; ets) Potato Hooks, . : ‘ F , : wieoO LOeto Rakes, garden, . 2 ist ee 2 se ete ; 250: t0=-25 = hay : : : : : j . ETESS Forks, Hay, J : d : . : i -50' tO. ato 5 Manure, é : : : : 3 . .60 to .85 a5 Spading, : : s ; : ‘ a fe) Garden Reels for 200 feet line, ; : , ; .40 ef Lines, Linen, 50 feet hanks, : 5; 7 “oo Sa 4 “S100 feet thiataisnare : j .65 Spades, D Handle, , : ; ; : ; .90 a Long Handle, . z , : ; : .90 Shovels, Round Polished, . 5 : : 5 , hs + Square sae : 5 ; 2 ; 1.00 Scythes Blades, , ; é : ‘ : .75 to .90 me ‘* finest riveted back. Needs no grind- ing, with grass nail, : , ; ‘ : tT. 25 Whetrocks Talacre, . , j 3 s ; : :20 ne Red End, 5 ; ; , : : 1k Snaths Patent Fastening, ; : ; : ; ge Grass Hooks, . : 4 2 ; e : y 25 Ames Hand Grinding Mills. from : : . 1.60 to 6.75 Hide Roller Hay Cutters, ; ; 6.50 to 18.25 CorneShellers: .) . : ; : 2 650 D0 tO FQa0

New England Vegetable Cutter, ; : : 6.25

SPRAY PUMPS.

The Auto . Spray Air

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Galvenized Iron Reservoir. : ‘ : 2 : ‘ $4.50

Copper Reservoir, : : F : : : ‘ a= 3:00 ees Boreas o & DB =] a) wate a (ar) N as ie H oa = — ~ D o

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Powder Distributors.

Slug Shot Duster Field, ; $ .25 Slug Shot Duster, Bow handle, . 30 Bellows, : : : : 175 Belgian Hares. Full blooded stock from the Edgewood Rabbitery. 2 to + Months old, per pair, . : 3 ; : 2 . $1.50 Bucks, : 2 _ ; ; arene : : : $lup POEs, : F é E : : : : * #1.50/up Poultry. White Plymouth Rock Eggs per setting, . : : $1.00 Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs per setting, . : : Sa lO

Lawn Mowers.

Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers; the best light running, $5.25 to 8.50 Pennsylvania High Wheel Lawn Mower cut grass

6 to 10 inches high, : 2 : é : $10.00 to 13.75 Ladies and Children Lawn Mowers. : , 2 : 4.00 The Braun Grass Catcher, 12 to 21 inches. . : P35 to. 1780 Lawn Seats, 3.00: to’ --5,50

High Grade

--FERTILIZERS~

FOR ALL CROPS hb Armour’s Fertilizer Works, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

Available Ammonia Phosphone Potash Price ‘Acid K.0 j— ——— -|Per Ton per ct. per ct. | per ct.

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. Armour's Star Bean Fertilizer.,................../3. to4 6to 7 &to 7,825.00 Armour’s Fruit and Wine...... epelics saean ~ssss}a2 to3%s| Sto 91171613) 4.00 Armour’s Blood, Bone and Potash................- 5 to6 Sto 10 Tto & 37.00 Armour’s Orange Tree Manure...............-.5« 3% to44s Ito 10 4to 5) 31.00 - PPT ACUI SG AU SOLID soya. cay aban sce pcy's Ws ecb annie’ 3% to4’e Sto 10) 4to 5 31.00 Armour’s Practical Trucker ...... re eet 3 to4 6to 710to12) 31,00 Armour’s ERISA |, dal sald eo cde ites ab wate 4 toS Tto 9% 6&to & 32.00 APMours Celery (rowers :...4. wi eies so sack so beedces 8 to%® 5% to64s Sto 9) 32.450 Armoes’n Lettuce Sneciatl: io ei escahe coud cacth ote 7 to8 Sto 6) 4to 5) 32.00 Armour’s Golden Fruiter (for Pines) .............. 3% to4; Ttoe 9! 6to 8) 30,00 Armour’s Practical Pineapple ..............4...../3% to4's! 9to°11,10 to 12) 35.00" Armour’s Strawberry Fruiteér. ...06..ccnccosvasvcee 2 to3 7to 910 tell, 29,00 Asai 3 LOCE BOCA! soi te her hace ced et kek 1 to2 to 10; lto 2) 21.00 - Armour’s Corn and Cotton Grower ...........5:.. R’ tos %9to 10, 2toa 3) 22.00 Armour’s Fruit and Root Crop Special. “ky tho 10to 12) 5te 6 20-0

r Armour’s Watermelon Special...... ..............3 to4 Sto 6 8%» 4 28.0 Armour’s Dried Sheep Manure ...........+2:e.+--/3 to4 lto. 22 avat 15.1M)

; \ CPukL LINE HIGH-GRADE — ‘ AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS.

TOBACCO DUST, COTTON SEED MEAi., (

LAND PLASTER, HARD WOOD ~ M

BONE FLOUR, - BLOOD AND BONE, CASTOR PUMACE.

9 Special Formula Carefully Compounded. Write for Particulars and Prices.

- L. CAMERON, Selling Agent: -JACKSONVILLLE, FLA.

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