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Special Mention.

ROSES. We are making a specialty of growing Hardy Hybrid Perpetuals and Mosses by budding for outdoor planting. Budded roses transplant with better success than roses on their own roots and produce finer blossoms. The stocks upon which we bud are all disbudded before planting, so that little trouble is experienced from suckers. It will be noticed that our assortment given on page six covers all shades of color from white to the darkest crimson. We have discontinued growing roses at Biloxi, Miss., as we find we can produce a much~ healthier, handsomer plant at Huntsville. Our present crop is grown at Hunts- ville, and we guarantee as fine plants, both roots and tops, as can be produced anywhere in the United States. Samples will be sent upon application.

FRAU KARL. DRUSCHKI (Snow Queen). We are growing this variety in large numbers. “It is the best white Hybrid Perpetual ever introduced. We have had it at Huntsville blooming in the open ground for the past three years. It is marvelous in its beauty in half open bud and in the pure white of the full opened bloom. It is more prolific and more constant in bloom than the Paul Neyron. In a bed of a dozen plants there is seldom a day during the Summer when blooms eannot be cut, and during the Spring and Fall it blooms in profusion. It is the ideal rose for cemetery planting both North and South. It holds its foliage well and is healthy and vigorous and in hardiness it equals any of the Hybrid Perpetuals. Nurserymen should put this rose in the hands of their agents and draw upon us for filling their orders.

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The Huntsville Wholesale Nurseries.

JESSIE S. MOSS, Proprietor. W. F. HEIKES, MANAGER |

References: W. R. Rison Banking Company, Huntsville. Ala., and the Mercantile Agencies.

FALL OF 1910 AND SPRING OF 1911.

HEIKES suntsvitte TREES.

SEPTEMBER, I9IO.

Except where prices are agreed upon these quotations are subject to change without notice. A The usual Terms and Conditions govern these quotations.

Combination Car Lots.

Prices will be based on delivery to station at Huntsville, the price of boxes to ‘be added. In car lots in bulk no charge will be made for packing.

To those who order in less than car lots and wish to take advantage of our plan to deliver to Distributing Points we must add to the prices quoted in this list the cost of freight from Huntsville to these points on a car lot basis, and we will then prepay the freight to the point of distribution. This plan insures low freight rates and quick time. Such orders will.be packed in boxes at Hunts- ville and combined to make up car lots and shipment promptly made to distrib- uting points and forwarded from there over the various railroads to destination. Car lot orders will go direct from Huntsville to destination, and can be shipped at any time after September 20th to March 15th, except a short time in mid-winter.

o | 8 ® @ | Distributing Points. | ; We are making St. Louis, Mo., Rochester,,N. Y., Philadelphia, Pa., Tyler, Texas, Toppenish, Wash., N. Yakima, Wash., Portland, Ore., Grand Junction, Colo., and Salt Lake City, Utah, distributing points for orders in less than car lots, to be shipped from Huntsville on the dates named below. No charge for drayage or transfer at these points. For St. Louts--Early shipments from September 20th to October 10th; late shipments from October 25th to Deceinber 10th, and in Spring. FOR PHILADELPHIA AND ROCHESTER—November 1st and in Spring. FoR TYLER, TExXAs--—October 10th to December 15th. _ FoR PORTLAND, ORE, -—November 1st to December 15th. For TOPPENISH, WASH.—November 1st to December 15th. For NoRTH YAKIMA, WASH.— November 1st to December 15th. FOR GRAND JUNCTION, CoL-—October 15th to December 1st and in Spring. FOR SALT LAKE CiTry, UTAH--November ist to December 15th. This offer to ship to distributing points will not apply if shipment is required - at other than the above named dates. Itsometimes happens that we cannot arrange to make up combination car lots to suit all strictly within the dates named. It will be necessary to arrange the dates for shipments as orders are received. :

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For 100 rates add 1 cent each; for 10 rates add 214 cents each to the 100 rates.

PEARS: The pears we offer are all worked on French Pear Seedlings 7-12 mm, branched roots In grafting pears we use the first cut only. Kieffer, from grafts, as well as other varieties from

buds, grow up tall and straight in one year of sufficient height to eut back to the proper height to form heads for two year old trees. 2 : oe ;

KIEFFER PEARS--Two Years, Grafted on Branched French Pear Seedlings.

CIPHER. Per 1000 Two years, 34 to Linch, 5 to 6 feet, well branched... ............. POO CC ee #125 00 Two years, % to 34, 5 to 6 feet, well branched _.....-.............. Folder a 90 60 Two years, 9-16 to %, 4to5 feet, branched........._...... {LOL OMG ee ee ee 65 00 Two years, 4 to 9-16, 4to5feet, branched... HO WO Looe ee 55 00 Two years, 7-16 to 14, 314 to 4% feet, branched. ..... ..............FPoolish....... 50 00 Two years, 8 to 4feet, more or less branched ___..... ............. TPE OT OE GC Po a ee ae 40 00: Two years, 2 to 3 feet, more or less branched................-.-. FROG soe een a a 30 00:

KIEFFER PEARS—One Year. Grafted on Branched French Pear Seedlings.

CYPHER Per 1006 One year, 5 to 6 feet, not branched. _.........-...... 2.2 cee FOOTER ee ee ee SRO One year, £ to 5 feet, not branched ......-.._......- 2.2 sn ee ECD LCR Nee ee ee TE) One year, 3 to 4 feet, not branched... a Parmer. 2 ee 60 00 One year, 2 to 8 feet, not branchee .......-.........=...-- 2 ...... Farther....22.......................... 59 00 One year, | to 2 feet. not branched. ._._.....-2-.-. 2. PF OCRON eee ee 30 00:

STANDARD PEARS—Two Years, Budded on Branched French | Pear Seedlings.

° CIPHER Per 1006 Fwo years, 34 to Linch, 5 to 6 feet, well branched. _....... ........ COUN CP a ee ey Two years, % to 3%. 5 to 6 feet, well branched _............. _.. HCCblee a Ses | Two years, 9-16 to %%, 4 to 5 feet, well branched.......... ..-..... CW OW 6 ee een Two years, 4 to 9-16, 4 to 5 feet. well branched. Felon Steen. (SOLD Two years, 7-16 to 44, 344 to 44% feet, well branched. __.._... EPCS CONGR se gsi k Two years, 3 to 4 feet, more or less branched.._....... ...— ese ECU CR eee on era

Bartlett.

STANDARD PEARS--One Year, Budded on Branched French Pear Seedlings.

CIPHER Per 1000 One year, 5 to 6 feet, more or less branched ........... ........ -..... ROSS ee eer One year, 4 to 5 feet, more or less not branched ._...... ....._..... TEO SECT ee Cane ee One year, 3 to 4 feet, more or less branched ........ ...........-.-. LOUNGE es on + SOLD - One year, 2 to 3 feet, more or less branched ..... ........ 2... POL eRe eG ee One year. 1 to 2 feet, more or less branched ... ...... _....._-..... PRO NVC Ses eee ee

VARIETIES—Bartlett, Beurre d’Anjou, Doyenne du Comice.

PLUM TREES—One Year. On Peach.

CIPHER Per 1C00

One year, 34 to 1 inch, 5 to 6 feet, well branched........_.......... e880 ee ee One yeur, 11-16 to 14, 5 to 6 feet, well branched............. ........ Letter....... ..2.. 2.222. 22s ; One yeur, % to 11-16, 4 to 5 feet, well branched ~............. -.-.. LEU ee ee One year, 9-16 to %, 4to 5 feet, well branched _...... ...... A ESUINOC Nee ee oe +SOLD 2 One year, #4 to 9-16, 4 to 5 feet, well branched. .. _.-........ ..... SD AW ONE Pee ee IIS ess SOE One year, 7-16 to 14, 314 to 4% feet, more or less branched..... Linger........--...----.....- see One year, 3 to 4 feet, more or less branched. ...........--..--...2.... GUL Olas nae oho ees Set eee

ORIENTAL VARIETIES Abundance (Botamr) Burbank Red June (Red Nagate)

COMPASS--CHERRY --PLUM—One Year. On Peach Stocks. svar :

: CIPHER Per 1000 a One year, 4 to 5 feet, 14 to 9-16, more or Iess branched ......... SUddeTES es e ete osud + One year, 34% to 41% feet, 7-16 to %, more or less branched ..... SQfelyes Sea SS a 100 0 2 One year, 3 to 4 feet, 34 to 7-16, more or less branched... ___..... SQQ62 SSeS a ee ees 85 00 One year, 2 to 3 feet, more or less branched ........... -.- Dente eee SQ0 Re Sets Cars eee 50 00

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CHERRY TREES. Two Years. On Mahaleb

CIPHER, Per 1000

) linch & up, 5 to 7 feet, well bran’d ..Omen ........ ae, Sse: ..1.- $125 00 34 to 1 inch, 5 to 6 feet, well bran’d..... Object... -......2....-2..2.2--+- Bg dte s 125 00 Karly Richmond, % to 74s 4Y6. to 5% feet, well bran’d.....Ob10NG. -.... 222. ceecee cence eee eeee es 100 00 Dyehouse, 9-16 to 84, 4 feet and up, well bran’d.. Octave... 70 00 Ys to 9-16, 34% feet and up,well bran’d..Office Eee a Fe te eat fa gk re eg 50 00 3 to4 feet, PrAHeHe she Ra, OU WOr dave: .. ieee ek 40 00 2 to 8 feet, more or less branched “der } ; | linch & up, 5 ft. & up, well bran’d....Orgie.. Wortimerency. 34 ee it 416 ft. and up, well bran’ d. 1. Obvige . rage, 9-16 A ean mat eared Royal Duke, | Y% to 9- 48 3 ‘4 and up, well bran’ Fl athe COGN ee oe 50 00 3 to 4 feet, branched. ........ af Fee OCR LAS onto hee 40 00 J 2to8 feet, more or less branched ..... ORD ee eee a ges en = 30 60 SWEET CHERRIES---One Year. CIPHER Per 1000 UNWOO FER OCU esis tows 2 SONS Swit Wet Gch eer 5 SP PSR, Be Ee 3 8 L200 er Os Vest Bohne st. een es dE Pe op MORE? tar ae: Coe ee "PSOGUITIR CE. eo a ee 100 00 Three to four feet .....2..020..... .. Bo ce PERN CAREY et lack ifm Pe ee ee ea 80 00

SoD TOSLR Eg LESS GNSS ARR Se pee ee ms eet nein es Rene ee PPUER RecA cree Case 60 00

Black Tartarian, Lambert, N aoeen Binz, Royal Duke.

PEACH TREES—June Buds.

rg Z CIPHER. Per 1000 Six to twelve inches......... .e--ceeee2 ce SE aCe eer ati ome aoe AIOE te Aa oe eat 3 pee ea $15 00 Twelve to eighteen inches, _..............c2.c.c2.ceceee eee see couse boven eeees Jersey .. nee en hears, Va Opn OK BHighteen inches to two feet .... ...22.2...202cccccece cece cee eee eee FEGOUS ROR ee 80-00 mrs emhneral Gh. te ten oe eee ..--- Jasper... Rimage te Tews apy 00 Three to four feet, 3g to 7-16, more or less branched. ........ _ Jargon . Be pel IE ee ae oe 45 00 Three to four feet, 7-16 ta 44, more or less branched ........ .... SOCKCU ER oa ogee “OOEOO - Four to five feet, \ to 9-16, more or less branched................. SP OUMCT er Oh Raa eee eee. 2 OD 00) Four to five feet, 9-16 to °g, more or less branched.................Jangle ..........-...... tS fee 8000 Arp Beauty Elberta Filey (Ea. Belle) Orange eine Belle of Ga. F. St. John Lovell Phillips Cling _ Carman Greensboro Muir - Triumph Crawford’s Early Goldfinch (Early Mamie Ross Tisizene. (Tusean) Crawford’s Late Elberta) Mayflower Waddell 5 Champion :

PEACH TREES---One Year. On Peach. Leading Varieties.

Our peach trees are budded on seedlings grown from Manweasee and Alabama natural pits. They are free from Aphis, Root-knot and Crown-Gall. We can supply beautiful large. medium and small-sized trees. The land upon which our peach trees are grown produces a well-matured tree, with fine fibrous roots. The San Jose Scale, Yellows and Rosette are unknown in this section and we have been careful not to bring in any buds from affected localities.

. CIPHER Per 1000

- One to two feet, little if any branched...............-.....5.-.-. Se inate Render . saat ieee ete ODE OO

Two to three feet, little if any branched... Resource... DART a oe ete eee See SOD,

Three to four feet, 36 to 7-16, little if any branched...c +. =. Réserve... Ss 45 00

34% to 44% feet, 7-16 to 144, more or less branched ................... HE COTA C Peete ease ee nee natin FO) <0)

Four to five feet, 4 to 9-16, branched... ..... ESE PMC sse Beer, a B50

Four to six feet, 9-16 to Bf. pranched,~Noxl 6.35: eee WROTE Gee eg eee te Rb OD

Five to six feet, °4 to 34, branched Sutil ee Ransom..........- pede Or AS age tat oe 85 00

Five to seven feet, extra, 34 to 1 inch, branched... .-...... ........ RECHT 0 pier Ste po ipRent es Si Ne are A 85 00

Apex Emma Krummel’s Late Orange Cling.

aevandey Elberta Lovell Phillips Cling

Arp Beauty Fox Seedling Lemon Cling Rex (Late Elberta)

Beer’s Smock F. St. John Mamie Ross Salway

Belle of Ga. Globe Mayflower Stephens’ Rareripe

Bequet’s Free Greensboro Mountain Rose Stump the World

Carman Goldfinch (Early Muir Sneed

Capt. Ede Elberta) Munson’s Free Tiebout

Crawford’s Karly Heath Ching Munson’s Cling Triumph

Crawford’s Late Hiley (Ha. Belle) Old Mixon Free Tuskena (Tuscan)

_Champion Henrietta (Levy’s Old Mixon Cling Victor

Dulee _ Late) Octobel Waddell

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PECAN SEEDLINGS. Gulf Coast Thin Shell.

We have a Very fine tot of two and three-year old seedlings grown at Huntsville. These trees are grown from selected nuts collected along the Gulf Coast in Southern Mississippi ang ‘Louisiana, where the choicest thin shell nutsare produced. We can supply any size from ene foot upward to five feet.

: CIPHER Per 1000 Fwo and three years; 12 to t8 inches... 2t-. POR eee $35 00 Two and three years, 18 to 24inches _................ os ego OBE OLA CS ee I 45 00 Two and three:years,.2.60 3:.feeta ee eS SAEs Off pee eu ene 2 Breas Bint 50 (0 Two and three years, 8 to 4 feet’. __....-2...--..- ede Pellet. Se 5 TEE tenet po 65 00 Two and three years, 4 to 5 feet —...... 0... POUCG os ee eee tee 70 00

MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA.

: CIPHER Per 1C® Field Grown, 18 to 24 inches, two year transplanted............ IM OPTRA a eS ge eee $20 00 Field Grown, 2 to 3 feet,,two years transplanted _............... WEG G CR ee 22 50 Field Grown, 3 to 4 feet, two years transplanted........... _.... MONE ee ee ee 25 00

These Magnolias are fine, straight, smooth plants with good fibrous roots.

ROSES-=Field Grown. Budded.

We have ceased to grow Roses at Biloxi, as we find we can produce a much stronger, healthier plant at Huntsville. Those grown here, both root and top, are as fine as can be grown

anywhere. We have a large stock this year and are making prices low to help introduce ee

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CIPHER. Per 100 - Per 1000 'P WO LY CATS, (NO. Aig ke a a re al a OS OLDE tate eta ee ..580 00 Two years, No, eee SE ees fase gee oe seo RROOUSES & une ae ee OD. ee "EWwOry ears, NO: 2:24! es ee > ROCKS ee ee 35 00

HYBRID ‘PERPET UALS Anna de Deisbach ~ Gruss an Teplitz .MagnaCharta ~ -Paul Neyron

Coquette des Alps Jubilee ~ Mad. Gab. Luizet- Frau Karl Druschki (Snow Queen) Gen. Jacquemimot © M. P. Wilder ‘P.C.deRohan Ulrich Brunner

. MOSSES

Crested Moss \) Henry Martin \ Salet + White Bath

The No. 1 plants will have three or more branches and will be cut back to 18 to 24 inches The roots are very fine. We make a grade of Roses called No. 144. This grade is made up of plants just under No.1, such as do not have the required number of branches or slightly under weight and height, and make a very nice grade for mailing.

The plants under No. 14 we class as No. 2. We recommend them for transplanting.

PRIVET.

AMOOR RIVER PRIVET. The Best Strain. More Nearly Evergreen Than Any Other Strain.

CIPHER Per 1000 Two years, 4 to 5 feet, well branched,..............- eb ers Se PUGS eee $50 00 Two years, 3 to 4 feet, "well branched.....-:-2-c-0s000 secevee neces eee Purge. j One year, 2 to 8 feet, well branchedf ss 2. a ee Purify One year, 18 to 24 inches, well branched...

One year, 12 to 18 inches, slightly branched ......22...0...:002-------

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APPLE TREES. One Year.

We have some very promising lots of apple grafts one year for sale. One large fine block of our own growing at Huntsville. Other lots promise ‘to be equally fine, grown on contract in Washington, Kansas and Oklahoma. Descriptions of the different lots, showing sizes, prices and varieties, are given below:

APPLE GRAFTS—One Year. No. 1 Seedlings. Huntsville Grown.

CIPHER Per 1000 IV ATO SI COU soles hassel eee see: ozo le aes, Ratna sree ues aeons EOLA ase Ce OS, wae $100 00 TOUT DIO TLV Ce COE Lk cee ey 8 Ee Nae Rg IS RN ace Sree ET ede POROUS Cet sek eee boone 80 00 ADiKFeStO TOUT TEeb Loko ee Pee PROD ete ene RIN BOTH. 65 00 Two to three feet. -.2..2..22.2....... Vite Gea AR MU pieCe ee chue SL Te oy POULT Le oo ER ag! 50 00 CPE GOV DW-ORL EO eh ieee rth aid A oh SSMS SOIR ee Per (PROCES Se es sey hi 35 00

Grimes Golden, Gano, Jonathan, Kinnard’s Choice, Rome Béauty, Winesap.

APPLE GRAFTS--One Year. No. 1 Seedlings. Oklahoma Grown.

CIPHER Per 1000 RIPOTUOE SE ETCOU eis Url Lue pe ee OT oe ae aay eal we UE OFP St dao Pe ceed a2, $100 00 POG UPUROVMAVE TEED. Mune ayy foo fn Oe ke eee ee PAU Ctkcs eee eer ge oes 86 00 Ores LO LOO Tee hee eR Ea ee Pe ae eee PROG YE ee ES SS > se 65 00 Two to three feet. ....22..2... 0. cece. PMc, oo Lamang bape Gale PPP OSCE Oe NY oy ca ne 50 00 RM ORO FCOU oh ect yo ie ade oO Ne ..Prospect.... Fibs 2 uhoa nt het OO GO Jonathan Whitney No. 20 Ne Pippin Vork Tapers Rome Beauty Maiden’s Blush itzenburg Yellow Transparent Red June Winesap Spit Twig Mo. Pippin Wealthy Gano Btavihen Winesap Duchess N. W. Greening Ben Davis Grimes Golden

PEAR GRAFTS---One Year. Grafted on French Pear Seedlings 7-12 mm. Branched Roots. Oklahoma Grown.

CIPHER : Per 1000 Five to six feet................. Say Eee St ite ce UE ie (arte Oa OnE Prose..... Be so eee CS Oae $85 00 TUOMET: TO AIMS i GOES sao cesiae he ol ome he he eee ae ne ory SR Prophet ........ eee ie bales 75 00 hree to: toumiteets eis os vie ee Saeed a etoaae V noe wes Fiala PPV OPCTLY: sek eee, we snide ame 6s 60 00 Two to three feet.......... SAGE SRR Heute aya uea ein cu Recto tee) Benes IPT OD CREE Ne ok Io ane sees 50 00 One CO PMO MECH rg Serra nity cy Sele se aut Rie A SEI Saat tea ane el TaD EPLO PL st ages Se ies Globee ea 30 00 Kieffer APPLE GRAFTS—One Year. No.1 Seedlings. Washington Grown.

CIPHER Per 1000 Ping cr oak pate be @lG Tey ey cpbteeen it abe eS st ractlcanna eg IMIe ORR Re A aR RENAL eis Ae PRS aos EP NOOL ME RENN Dita walgreens $125 00 OOO TIVE) FEST) ci ae iI aie an be ak Wacectt orev Blake lots scl eies PONG Rea aL eae ae 100 00 HEP CE-EO LOE TOC E aie, Maree ci ee oie alle Mahone Ss mieten aeuate Won PONE 8 ES oe igo 75 00 TRWGOAO THTEC-Teets veer ares oc vale sw dela lshicom abl bis oid! ajejahoele adele PLORUD UA site. sete One 60. 00 OETA) EW OMERU Aerie he eta eee se Eee No dlc eMbioleiile wallace PRONUOLEs as Besa I ee 50 00 Winesap Rome Beauty W. Banana King of Tompkins Co. Stayman Winesap EK. Spitzenburg Arkansas Black Yellow Newtown Pippin Jonathan Grimes Golden 3

APPLE GRAFTS—One Year. No.1 Seedlings. Kansas Grown.

CIPHER Per 1000 AUISFERUCY SER LOGE eae ctr Mul aG tatues al xs via idee cia eeuawt teal wid & che) etka Me clae oi PY OWMIUSE SA Ms amas Oe $100 00 SOMO LEVEL GAS cee coe eile stele o Ghee ee bee Ue a aoa a POUCH OPN een aed ee 80 00 CBE ree GO: FORT PORU ie) ci aslra bake, e asst cGy eae lm Pare ve ctl ER A PPO PL Os ix! cptie he ao Bie sore 65 00 Two to three feet .... .. Se RE ey Pe Sr AES Bless eels Stents SIP OPC EG rind WBE GE akan yc ENE te 50 00 CIS a es hie VE ce gi ce SENS se ste hy ee ABMS os Gee eiae ces SRO OC COPS ane karte Bip a 35 00 Jonathan Spitzenburg York Imperial Grimes Golden Gano Ben Davis Duchess Yellow Newtown Pippin

Winesap Wealthy Rome Beauty

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Terms and Conditions Governing Quotations im the Price

List of the Huntsville

RaATES.—As we send this list to the trade only, we make the difference in prices between the 10, 100 and 1000 rates very slight—simply sufficient, @S arule, to cover the difference in the expense of handling in the smaller numbers. We uni- formly tie in bunches of 10, when consistent with the order, and we suggest to our customers to make their orders for varieties in multiples of 10 as far as practicable. Orders for 50 and not over 300 trees, if for not less than 10 of a variety, will be charged at the rate per hundred. orders requiring 300 trees or more, and not less than 10 of a variety.will be fitled at the lowest quoted prices. Orders for less than 10 trees of one variety, will be charged at the rate per ten.

Smason.—Our packing and shipping season begins by the 20th of September, and continues until about the first of March..

We have great advantages to offer here in parly shipments for the North in Spring. We do not accept orders for trees we do not grow, as we never buy trees to sell again. You can de-

end upon us for fresh dug trees. Each order is taken up separately, and not until it is wanted for shipment.

SHIPPING DIRECTIONS.—We respectfully beg our patrons to furnish us with explicit direc- tions as to shipping, and the mode of conveyance by which they desire trees forwarded. Whenno particular directions are given, we forward according to the best of our judgment. Butin no case do we assume any responsibility as to safe delivery and condition of Trees and Plants after a proper shipment by us.

RELEASE.— When prepayment of freight is not required, we will Release and Guarantee, and take forwarder’s receipt and mail to consignee. It is left to the option of the shipper of trees ever some railroads, whether he will release them or not under the clause ‘‘Value less than SAE per 100 lbs.’’ If released under this clause, the freight is less on roads governed by this classification,and we will assume it to be proper to make this release, without reference to the value of the trees, unless instructed to the con- trary. This clause does not apply upon roads under some of the district elassifications, and because of this confusion we will not be held responsible for any oversight to release, unless instructed by our customers. Claims for delay or loss must be made to the forwarders. :

PAOKAGES.—The cost of package must be added to the prices quoted in this list,as follows:

Boxes 30 inches square, from 7% to 9 feet long, as the trees may require, each $2.50; boxes 24 inches, $2.00; boxes 18 inches, $1.50; bales from 25c. to 75c. each.

PacKkInG.—Goods will be packed in moss or “Shingle Tow,’ and especial care taken to insure their arrival in the best condition.

ASSOETMENTS.—We do not require customers to take an assortment they do not wish, but will sell one variety alone if desired. If any substi- tution can be allowed, either in grade or variety, it should be so stated when making the order. As a rule we do not substitute without per- mission.

CAUTION.—We accept all orders upon the con- dition that they shall be void, should any injury befall the trees from frost, hail, storm, fire, or other causes over which we have no control

TEEMSs.—Cash. When desired, we will allow 30 fo 60 days from date of shipment to responaibla.

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prompt-paying customers. Parties with whom we have had no business transactions. will save time by sénding reference, with order. We wish it expressly understood that payment is expected from the first collections made. and the time named is only intended as so inany days of grace in which to make returns. To northern customers, who wish to lay in stock for Spring trade, we will ship late in Fall or early in Spring, and allow time fcr payment till May 15th. If shipment is required in the Fall for Spring use, a note is to be given upon receipt of the trees. We do not allow any discount for cash, but we make our prices low to command cash, or prompt returns. In orders when the time is not mentioned, 30 days is to be understood. Interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum must be paid on over due accounts. Should prices be changed, either higher or lower, during the season, the prices ruling at the fim the order is made, are expected to stand.

ForMS OF PAYMENT.—AIll bills are payable at the office of the seller, and remittances should be made by drafts on New York, Chicago or St. Louis, or by.-money orders on some Express Company, or by postal orders. We will, how- ever, accept checks from those of our customers who may be located at places having no bank- ing, express or postal facilities, provided they make them in every case payable ‘‘with ez- change’’, or add &% of onecent. to the amount of the bill for the cost of collection.

GRADES.—We grade very carefully, in some cases by caliper, in others by height. When graded by both caliper and height. the caliper must govern, as the height then named is only to be considered approximately. When graded by height or caliper, we include the lower num- ber and exclude the higher. Instance: in a grade of 4 to 5 feet trees, the 4 feet trees are in- cluded, but not the 5 feet trees. If 5 feet trees are wanted, the5 to 6 feet grade must be ordered.

GUARANTEE OF GENUINENESS.— While we ex- ercise the greatest diligence and care to have all our Trees, etc., true to label, and hold ourselves in readiness, on proper proof, to replace all trees, ete., that may prove untrue to label, free of charge, or refund the amount paid, it is mutu- ally understood and agreed to, between the pur- chaser and ourselves, that our guarantee of gen- uineness shall in no case make us liable for any sum greater than that originally received for said trees, etc., that shall prove untrue.

ACCEPTANCE.—Notice should be sent us by tel- egraph, at our expense, if there is any cause of complaint,or should the trees be refused, stating reasons. Claims for deduction, from whatever cause,will rr :eive consideration only when made premptly upon the receipt of the trees. If trees show any signs of shrivelling upon arrival, they can usually be restored by being thoroughly watered and buried entirely under the ground for two or three days. Should there be any frost in the trees upon arrival, they should not be removed from the box until the frost is all out. The box should be placed in the cellar or pro- tected in some other way. The presence of frost in the boxes is not to be considered an evidence of bad condition. 28 we pack to secure the trees against damage, if the frest is allowed to come out in the natural way. Goods will be considered accepted if removed from the boxes in which they are packed, w.5b- out notice of complaint tous and without om ardere for their disposition. |