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CATALOGUE

OF THE

FlopeWell Nursery and Seed

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A CAREFUL SELECTION OF THE

Best Vegetables, Finest Flolpers, and most Profitable ae Me Fruits. ¥¢ ¥e

Not the Finest of Catalogues, but the Best Seeds, Plants

and Trees.

T. C. Furnas & Co.,

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Rural Route No. 2. Sheridan, Indiana.

To all who are Interested in Horticulture

In any of its Branches--Greeting.

Some Reasons why we ask You to Favor Us with your Orders.

We make no promises that we do not fulfil. Quality of stock considered We make prices as low as any one, and in many cases lower. We want vour future trade, and therefore we cannot afford to treat you other than in a way to give you satisfaction.

We guarantee everything true toname or money paid for same will be refunded.

We are ready to assist our patrons in eyery way in our power.

If you desire information on any horticultural subject write us and we will give you the information or tell you where you may find it,

if you want suggestions on laying ont and planting your grounds or orchards do not hesitate to call our attention to it and we will help yout to the best of cur ability,

Remember we guarantee reasonable satisfaction in every case.

We give prompt and personal attention to every order large or small.

We have many varieties of fruits, flowers etc. not given in this price list some have proven unworthy, some are on trial. Write us in regard to any variety you may be interested in. When youorder send addresses of your friends for our catalogue. Orders with addresses always receive extras free to repay you for your trouble, Money sent by registered letter, draft or money order at our risk. No charge for boxing or packing. Ifany thing is wrong let us know. we want to correct mistakes. Certificate of Inspection will be sent with all orders of trees etc.

Furnas Seeds are Tested Seeds. All seeds which do not-come up to our high standard are discarded. We sell only the Best Seeds.

This means much to our customers. Our Seeds are carefully grown end tested and are worth far more than ordinary seeds of uncertain value.

This catalogue is small but it contains the best things to be found jn’ Fruits, Plowers and Vegetables. By issuing a cheap inexpensive catalogue we are able to give greater value for the same amount.

We do not issue a long list of untried yarieties but only those which have a distinct and proven value.

At Hopewell Nursery and Seed Farm we are conducting tests and experi- ments which cannot fail tobe of great value, Our customers will have the benefit of this work as we shall issue from time to time pamphlets dealing with our work here and giving the results of our experiments.

If you have a fruit or vegetable you desire tested or propogated we shall be glad to do so, but we will not sell such Seeds or Fruits without conseus of owuer.

Extra Packets.

We send some extras with every order. Wehave some new varieties we have not catalogued yet, which we are going tosend to our customers for testing. Note our cheap collection offers in the list of each kind of veyetables.

Try buyiog your Seeds direct from a Seed Farm,

A Few Suggestions

How to Order.—Use the order sheet, sent with thecatalogue when possible seep a copy of your order and be sure to sign your name, post office, county uud state every time you write to us.

How to Remit.—Send cusii with wrder, by draft, Post Office Money Order, Express Money Order or Revgis- tered Letter. Postage stamps will be taken as cash,

Cost of Remitting.—Customers may select seeds to the amount oF the cost of registered letter, draft or money

rder,

Order Early.—Please order as soon after you get this catalogue as pos- sible, then you will have your seeds at hand for plauting when you need them,

Shipping Instructions.—When gouds are to be shipped by freight or express eive plain shipping directions: other- wise we use our best judgment in re- gard to the matter.

Errors in Filling.—If there is any iwistake in filling your order, let us

nowas soon after you receive the

rder as possible.

We Guarantee that all seeds, plants or other goods shall reach our custo- iners in good condition, Report at ince should there be any cause for complaint.

When to Order.—We ure now pre- pared to fill orders as rapidly as re- ceived. Send in combined orders for seeds, trees, and plants, and if you do not wish trees und plants sent until time to plant in your locality. will send seeds atonce and haiance of or- der later, at any time you desire.

By Express or Freight means that we deliver the stock to the railroad here, and the purchaser pays trans- portation charges on receipt of the goods,

Express Rates.—Plants, seeds ard rees are taken by the Express compa-

4 t nies aU u reduction of twenty per cent

to Our Customers.

from the regular rates for merehan- dise. When distance is not tuo great itis best to order perishable plants by express; larger stock can be sent. than by mail.

Seeds and trees in large quantities go safely and cheaper by freight.

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS.

Packet and Oz. Seed Discounts. | Purchasers may make selections of

seeds in PACKETS AND OUNCES from this catalogue at these dis- counts; amg,

| Por 25 cents Seeds in packets and oz.

to the amount of 30 cents.

For 50 cents seeds in packets and oz. to the amount of 65 cents. Por $1 0U select seeds in pkts admounting to $140 For $2.00 select seeds in pkts. amounting to $2.85, For amounts above $2.09 select 45, cents in pkts or oz. for each dollar.

and wa

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| On Seeds in Bulk, and Trees and Plants | : | From catalogue prices by the + 1w..

pound, peck or bushel, anc trees and

plants, when cash is sent with order,

purchaser may deduct 3 per cent om

san order from $3.00 to $5.00, and 10

percent on au order from $5.00 Lo SIO, ; | This discount refers to seeds quoted: jin catalogue by weight or MEASULO and all trees and plants.

In all cases (unless otherwise stated) seeds are sent postpaid in packets, |ounces, pounds, pints and quarts. Larger quantities go by freight or ex- | press at the purchaser’s expense. | Ifordered shipped by express or freight at purchaser’s expense. deduct 15 cents per quart, 8 cents per pint from price of beans, peas and pop |corn; 10 cents per quart, 6 cents per pint from price of sweet corn and §& cents per pound on other garden and | flower seeds. | I-2 pound at pound rate; 1-2 peck at | peck rate; 1-2 bushel at bushel rate.

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Vegetabie Seeds.

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Varieties that Tests at the Hopelvell Farm habe FProben to be of Especial Value.

Our Packets of all Kinds of Seeds are Unusually Large and Well Filled, Contain-

ing Almost I’wice the Amount of Some Seedsmen.

Note Liberal

Discounts on Preceding Page.

We use vreat care to sell seeds from Such seeds cost more but are worth very much more than cheap

variety. seeds.

Artichoke.

Green Globe.—Produces large globu- lar heads: scales green shading to

purple; best for general use. Pkt. 19¢, oz. B0¢. Asparagus,

Conover’s Colossal.—The standard variety. Perpkt.4cts. oz. Sc¢ts. ¢ ib. 18 cts. perlb. 85 cts.

Barr’s Mammoth,—This variety has brought in market much higher price than other varieties. Stalks are very large, sometimes an inch in diameter, with few scales. Makes shoots fit for market iuasingleday. Per pkt. cents; oz. Scents: + 1b. 15 cents; 50 cents

Columbian

lb.

Mammoth White.—A White asparagus, Which furnishes White shoots which Stay white as long as flt for use, without earthing up orany other artificial blanchiny. Per pkt. 5 cents: oz, 10 cts; ¢ Ib. cents: per lb. 50 cents.

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Donaid’s Elmira.—a distinct variety

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carefully selected strains of each

Beans.

| DWARF—GREEN PODDED VAR- IETIES.

Burpee’s Stringless Green Pod.

This is the only green-podded bush bean that is always absolutely string- ‘less. It is the finest quality, and im- 'mensely productive. The pods are }roundand full, Best of the green }podded beans. Pkt. 5c: pint 20c; at. B5c.

Improyed Prolific Tree.—A strony |} grower which bears its load of pads well up from the ground; not liabie to rust; beans medium size, white and of splendid quality; resembles the ordinary Navy bean but is more | productive. A good field variety. Pkt. 5u: 4+ pt 10c; nt. Ie; qt. BSc pk, by exp. or freight $1.00; bu. $3.79.

Extra Warly Red Valentine. (Imp. Round Pod). A decided improvement on the Old Valentine, fully ten days /earlier; pods are tender and brittle Very profitable for market gardeners. Pkt. 5c., 4 pt. 12c¢., pt. 20¢., qt. 38c.,

srowiag to a laree size, tender and. pk. by exp. or freight, $1.40, bu. $5.40, succulent, highly esteemed by garden- | Early Round-Pod Six Weeks. It 1s ers Where known. Pkt. 4 cents: 02.) extra early, a vigorous grower and 8 cents; ¢ Ib. 20 cts. 1b. 58 cents. very productive, Compared with the

Palmetto.—Very early and desir-| Long Yellow Six Weeks Bean, it ableon that account. Large size, more prolific, the pods are longer. strong growth and excellent quality. | Pkt. 5c.. + pt. 12c., pt. 20c., qt. 38c. Pkt. 8c; 02. 5c; $ 1b. 15c. 1b. 45c. | pk. by exp. or freight, $1.40, bu. $5.50.

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Dwarf Horticultural. A well tried variely; we cousider this one of the | very best ofall the beans we huve tested for shelled beans, Productive, healthy grower. Pkt. 5e., 4 pt. 12¢., pt. w0e., qt. 34e., pk. by exp. $1.40.

Improved Navy. <A selection of the Navy typeof beau. It is very pro- ductive and of better quality than the common Navy. Pkt. 5¢., 4 pt. 10¢.. pt. 18c., qt. 80¢., pk. by exp. or freight $1.50. bu. $3.50.

Wxtra Warly Refugee. Oue of the earliest of green-podded sorts. Ithas ail ble excellent qualities of the well- kuown Refugee, with the additional audvaulage of being ready for market ub least 10 days earlier, Itis an im-| niense yielder, be the season wet or dry, Pkt. 5c., 4 pt. 12¢.. pt. 206, qt. 3se., pk. by exp. or freight, $1.40, bu. $5.60.

Early Mohawk. ‘The riety, aud therefore can be planted uuch carlier than other sorts. A strong grower, with large bush and cuarse leaves. Not of very high quality but valuable on account of its earliness. Pkt. dc., $ pt. 12¢.. pt. 20c.. qt, dac., pk. by expr. or freight $1.40, bu. $5.40,

Improved White Kidney.—An excel- lent shell bean. Pkt. de: pt. 10¢; pt. 20¢G. qb. dc.

WAX OR YELLOW-POD VARIE- TIES.

Challenge Dwarf Black Wax. This istully one week earlier than any vther Wax Beau. The pods are large wud of good color, and ripen remarka- bly uniformly and well together. | There is none better for first early erop. Pkt. 5¢,, + pt. le., pt. 20e., qt.

hardiest va-

duc.

Golden-Hyed Wax. This isa strong vigorous grower, holding its load of pods wellup from the ground, The) pads are ofa beautiful waxy appear- | ance, Fine quality, fs uot troubled With rush, Pkt. 4c., 4 pt, 12¢., pt, 20¢. Qt, bac,

Detroit Wax. A good Wax Bean | of excellent quality. Pkt. de., pt. 18e. he By, j }

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JONES’ STRINGLESS WAX.

A New White-seeded Sort, with Long Stringless Pods, Rustproof and Productiye,

This grand absolutely stringless bean is of true bush type, of strong growth, compact bushy tops, is ab- solutely rustproof. The pods are lung, perfectly round and exception- ally solid, of a delicate light yellow color, perfectly stringless, showing ho Codrseness even when past their prime; retains its brittleness and fine table quality when nearly ma- When ripe the seeds are white, medium, round and plump. Pkv. de; J pt, 12c: pt. 20e; qt. 388e; pk. by exp. $1.40.

Davis Kidney Wax. This plant is a vigorous grower, carrying the pods well up from theground. In product- ivencss it isastonishing, asit will pro- duce one-third more than other Wax Beans. The podsare loug, straight, oval, of clear waxy-white color, and handsome, often growing to a length of seyen to eight incues. and when fit foruse, are quite stringless and of very fine flavor, One of the main points of superiority over other sorts is itSextreme hardiness. Pkt, Se .4 pt. 13c., pt, 22¢., qt. 88,, pk. exp. $1.50, bu. $5.75.

Rust-Proof Golden Wax, THarly, ex- cellent quality; pods stringzless, gold- en yellow, very fleshy; cooks quickly. Free fromrust. Keeps a long time after picking. Seeds medium size. oval, mottled. Pkt. 5c.. 4 pt. 12¢., pt. 20c., qt, 85¢., pk. by express $1.50.

Saddle Back Wax.—The pods are long, large, round, full of meat, stringless. Best quality, rich golden color. Pkt. 5c; + pt, ie; pt. 22c; qt. 40e; by exp. pk, $1,560,

Remember we sell selected tested seeds only. Our profitis smaller than if we sold cheap sccds of uncertain quality but your profit is much greater,

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Yosemite Mammoth Wax.—Tne} pods of this monster Wax bean ate very loug, nearly all solid pulp aud |

absolutely stringless, couking tender | and delicious. In cvlor they are a rich wolden yelluw; the plant is a,

White Creaseback or Best of All.

One of the earliest green podded pole beans, Very productive and of extra fine quality. The handsome green pods grow from 5 to 6 inches long, perfectly round with a crease in

Very strony grower and immensely, the back. The pods are entirely productive; only a trifle later than) stringless, very fleshy and of superior the early varieties. Pkt. oc. pt. 1¢:) quality. A valuable yariety for pi. 25e. qt 5c. planting with corn. Pkt. Se: 4 pt.

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Special Bean Offer Six packets 25 cents, your selection. DWARF LIMA VARIETIUS.

Burpee’s.—The only bush form of Lhe large type of Lima, The bushes crow cighteen to twenty inches high, of stout growth and always erect. It isan immense yielder, the pods be- ing tilled with very Jarge beans of

most excellent quality. Pkt. de: 4 pt. 15¢; pb. 25e: qt. 40c. Dreer’s.—The true bush form of

the euubby Dreer’s or potato Lima, The pods are heavy aud thick. It is

quite productive and Gf excellent’ quality. Pkt. 5c; 4+ pt. 1c; pt. 2é5e:

qt. 40¢, o)

Henderson’s.—This is a bush form ofthe small Seiva pole bean. It is, the original bush form of the pole} beans, Itis the most producyiye ot any, Very early and immensely pro- ductive, Pkt 5e: 4 pt. We; qt. 40c.

Special! Offer.—4 packets Bush Beans | your selection, for 16 cents.

POLE BEANS. Kentucky Wonder, or Old Homestead. |

We can recommend this as one of. the earliest green podded varieties, and unsurpassed for using in the #reen state. It is enormously pro-, ductive, the pods hanging in great | clusters from top to bottom of the poles. Pods entirely stringless, long, silvery green. Pkt. 5c: ¢ pt. le; pt. 25.

Dutch Case Knife.—One cf the earliest pole beans: an old standby. Excellent for shelling. This isan ex- cellent corn-hill bean; plant two in a hill. Pkt. de; ¢ pb. 12; pt, 22¢; qt.}

40¢,

| in great clusters.

15¢; pint 25ce; peck $1 40.

Horticultural Cranberry, or Bird's

Egg Bean.

Avery popular old variety. Early and very productive. Valuableas a snap or shell bean. Pkt. Ge; 1-2 pt. lie; pt. 2ocy pk. $10.

Lazy Wife Pole Bean,

Pods are broad, thick, fleshy and strinyless. They retain their excelent qualities until al- mostripe. Its immense productiveness renders this variety indispensable. Pkt. Sc; 1-2 pt. 18¢; pint 80c,

Early Golden Cluster Wax.

A strong, Vigorous grower. It produces its first pods nearly as early as the Dwarf Golden Wa-, and continues to bear until killed by frost; wonderfully prolific; pods grow in clusters of three to six, and are six to cight inches long, beautiful golden yellow. It snaps casily, is stringless, cooks tender and is of yery delicious flavor, Wecannottoo highly recommend this. Pkt. Se; 1-2 pt. I4e; pt. 2c; qt.4Uc; pk. by ex- press $1.90.

Special Offer. One packet ofeach of the six pole beans for 24 cents.

POLE LIMA BEANS.

Ford’s Mammoth Pole Lima.

The largestand most productive lima bean, The pods of this most desirable bean grow to an average length of Sinches andare produced

The pods have from 5 to 7 beans of excellent quality, both green and dry. It might be called the ever-bearer. as the pods are produced carly at the bottom of the pole. and are continuously produced until the frest destroys the vines. Pkt 1-8 pt. 12e; pt. We; gt. doc; pk. by exp, S1. Du. $4.50.

King of the Garden.

A very large vigorous growing pole lima. re- quiring buttwo vinesto the pole; pods very large and well filled. Quality unsurpassed Give ita trial. Price 5 cents per packet; 1-2 pt Ipcents; pint Qe: yt. 40 rents,

Hopewell Farmis 4 reai farms avhers we Carry on our business of growing

| and selling seeds, trees and plants,

Improved Lima. (Dreer's.) {

arlier and productive than the old Vines very stout and vigorous. The pods ave much thicker than those of the other Limas. dnd contain from four to five be which are large, thick, white and of the best quality. Pkt. ; 1-2 pt. lie; pt. 80c; qt. 0c.

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Scibert’s Early Lima.

The earliest of the large limas. The beans are Itree. The vines hardy and productive. The podsare peculiarly thin and tlexible, and are more easily shelled than any other Lima bean. Pkt. Ge; 1-2 pt. 18c; pt. 25e; qt. 40c; by exp. pk.

PL.to.

5 Each packet of beans will contain 2 ounces, of sullicient for about 20 hills. We pay postage on all beans by the pint or quart. If wanted by ex- press deduct 8 cents per pint from above prices. Special Offer No. 3, I packet 4 pole beans for 15 cents.

Do not forget our liberal discounts given on inside page of first cover. What our catalogue lacks in colored

plates is more than made up to you by more and better seeds.

Beets.

An Ounce of Beet Seed is generally suf- ficieny for a home garden, It requires |

{rom 5 to 6 Ibs. to sow an acre. |

Crosby’s Improved Egyptian.

This hew strain is very popular, for forcing

and early outdoor sowing: of good size; top and |

fap roots very small; fine quality, and of yery /

quick growth. This grand variety has given

satisfaction everywhere. Pkt. de., ounce $¢., 1-4 | Ib. 18¢., Ib, 58c.

Early Blood Turnip.

An excellent strain, of */

Pkt,

(Dewing’s Improved.) large size, smooth, deep blood-red, ounce 7c,, 1-4 1b. 15e., 1b. d8e.

Edmand’s Turnip.

The skin and flesh are deep blood-red in color, sweet and tender, of good size, round and | smooth. Cannot fail to give satisfaction. Pkt. | 8c., Ounce 7c., 1-4 1h. 15e., Ib. 48e.

Long Smooth Blood Red.

Roots long and slender, penetrating the soil deeply, but seldom growing more than three inches indiameter. The tlesh is very dark, ten- der, sweet and free from woodiness. The beets are rather Jate in maturing, but retain their sweet flavor throughout the season, and are ex- eellent keepers when stored for winter use, Pkt. 8c., 1-4 1h. 15c., Ib. doe.

Plant good seeds and raise crops that you will be proud of,

3C.,

| IVs a good one.

Detroit Dark Red Turnip.

A grand beet for bunching for market; tops exceptionally small ahd upright; roots are per- fect turnip shape with small tap roots. Color of skin dark blood red; flesh bright red. Quali- ty is of the very best, sweet, tender and lasting. Lb. The., 1-4 1b. 25c,, 2 Ounces 15c., ounce 10c., Pai, de

Eclipse.

Very carly, dark crimson color, smooth, globe shape. small top, and of the best quality. One of the best extremely early beets; if sown late itis good for winter use, Pkt. 8c., ounce 7c., 1-4 Ib. 15c., Ib. 48c.

New Half-Long Blood.

In form itis thick atthe top and tapers to a point, about half the length of the Long Blood Beet. It grows toa large size, always smooth and handsome. Skin and flesh deep blood-red. Pkt. 4c., ounce 7c., 1-4 Ib., 17c., Ib. d&e.

Edmand’s Early Turnip,

It is of uniform, handsome, round shape, very smooth and of good marketable size, with neat, small, bronzy-red foliage. It does not grow large and coarse, hence can be planted closely together, Flesh and skin dark red, very tender and sweet. Pkt. 3c., 1-4 Ib. dic., Ib. 50c.

Special Beet Offer.

Four packets, your selection for 10 cts.

Mangel Wurzel.

4 to 6 Ibs. are re- [ quired per acre. | Mammoth Long Red.

This is an enormous productive variety, yield- ing from 50 to 70 tons to the acre, a single root | often weighing from 20 to 80 pounds, It is the | hest lone d Mingel, and ef the greatest valu¢ for stock feeding, 1! grows well ahoye ground | and js casiy pulled, Our stratp isan estra selegs |

Lb.

lUc, 1-4 1b, le, Ounce Se, 3 pods. 5 Ibs, by exp.

tion from the largest and thickest Mangels,

at buyer's evpense, 1

Champion Yellow Globe,

The best yellow globe in cultlyation, Lb, 40c. Jed Ih, She, pune dr, H lbs. by eypress 420, pkby

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Golden Tankard.

The best yellow mangelin cultivation. A dis- tinct and valuable yeilow-fleshed variety, which contiins alarger percentage of sugar and nutri- tive matter than any of the red-skinned sorts. Itismore relished by milech cowsand sheep than any other. Inshape it is almost cylindri- cal, Itis yery easily pulled and is very hardy. Pkt. 2c, Ib. 40¢, 1-41b. 15e. otince Sc. 5 lbs. by ev- press at buyer’s evpense, 1,25.

Giant.

Very large, heavy yielder. Pkt. 3c.

1-4 Ib, 15c. 1b, 35¢,

ounce Sc,

Lane's Improved Sugar Beet,

This is the most productive of the sugar beets, yielding nearly as muchas the Mangels, is rich sugar. Grown for stock feeding. Pkt. 8c. ounce 5c. 1-4 1b, i2c. 1b. Bic. 5 Ibs. by evpress 1.

Klein Wanzleben

This variety yields 14to18 per cent of sugar andis considered the best for sugar making. Pkt. 8c. Ounce 5c. 1-4 1b. 120, 1b. S5e.

Special Offer. Buy six Packets of Best Mangel Wur-

) zels for 12 cents,

Brussels Sprouts.

] One of the most delicious vegetable of | growth, bearing handsome, solid, round sprouts

the cabbage family. Improved Dwarf. A variety of excellent quality. Pkt. 8c; ounce 12¢; 1-4 1b, 35c. Paris Market.

of best quality, crowded together on the stalk. 1 to 2 inches in diameter, resembling cabbage in miniature. The sprouts are usedas greens and become very tender and of rich flavor when touched by frost. Sow in May and treat the same as Winter Cabbage, Lb. $1.40; 1-1 Th. 40c:

This is a very fine new variety, of half-dwarf] ounce 15c; 1-2 ounce 10¢: pkt. 5c.

Borecole or Kale.

DWARF GREEN CURLED KALE, (German Green or Sprouts.) Extra Selected Stock.

This is hardier than cabbage, and makes excel- lent greens for winter and spring use. The leaves are as curly as Parsley, tender and of very fine flavor, Itis improved by frost, Sow the seed in May or June, transplant in July and treat same as cabbage.

Immense quantities of this |

| markets. We have an excellent strain of it. Lh, 60c; 1-4 1b. 2c; ounce 10c; pkt. te. Tall Green Curled, | Finecurled. Lb. 70c; 1-41b.20c; ounce 10¢;

i pkt. de,

BROCCOLI, Large White Mammoth.

Heads compact. Pkt. 1c; 1-2 ounce 15c;

are grown in the South and shipped to Northern ; ounce 30c,

The Best American Grown Cabbage.

Furnas’ Selected Early Jersey Wake- field,

The Best Early Cabbagein Cultivation,

It forms fine solid heads Of good size, conical in shape, with very few outside leaves, and of the best quality. Grown only from selected heads. Ourstrain is pure; warranted to give satisfaction, Lb, $5.00; 1-4 1b. 80c; ounce 30c; 1-2 ounce 20c} pkt. &c.

Early Jersey Wakefield,

Good seed but not selected as above. 1-4 1b. §0c; ounce 20c; pkt. 4c,

Lb, $2.10

Extra Early Express.

An extra carly sort, in which the plants are compact with round thick leaves, that form an oval head, which isastonishingly large for the size Of the plants. Lh. 2.25; 1-J Jb, fie; 2 ounces d0c; ounce 25; pkt 4c,

Large Jersey or Charleston Wake- field.

This sort forms uniform solid heads consider- ably larger than the Early Wakefield and ma- tures only a few days later. Lb. 2.60; 1-4 Ib. 70c; ounce 20c; 1-2ounce 12c; pkt. 3c.

Henderson’s Early Summer.

A deservedly popular second early variety, forming large, solid, flattened heads of exce]- lent quality, Fully double the size of the Wake- field. Pkt. 8c; ounce 1c.

Early Winningstadt,

Very hardy and sureto head. Itseems to sufe fer less from the cabbage worm than any other Sort. Heads regular, conical, Lb, 7,85; 4e4 Ih, 50c; ounce Ibex pt, do,

Our seeds produce the best veget. ables and finest flowers,

Henderson's Succession.

This popular second early cabbage isan excel- lentkeeper. Mr. Henderson says: “It is the finest cabhage Whether for medium early, main croportate keeper? Pkt. dc; ounce 20c; 1-4 Ib. W5e.

Surehead,

A very popular strain which isSURE TO HEAD. Jue of the very best late cabbages. Heads are uniform in shape, of the Flat Dutch type, Welyhing ordinarily 10 to 1a Ibs. each, with few Joose outer leaves. Very tine quality, hard, and of fine texture, A remarkably good shipper.

For home use or market it will please all who!

growit. Pkt. 8c; 1-2 Ounce 10c; 1-4 1b. (Oe: 1b. 1,75.

AUTUMN KEING.LDb. 2.00; 1-41b. Oc; ounce

20c; 1-2 ounce 12¢; pkt. Sc. Bridgeport Drumhead.

One of the best shipping varieties. It makes large, round solid heads which very seldom burst, or rot. Lb. 2.50; 1-4 1b, 70c; 2 ounces ddc; ounce 25e; 1-2 Ounce l0c. pkt. 3c. By express, 6 lbs. 11.00. 10 lbs, 20.00

Giant Red Erfurt.

Very deep redand hard as a rock. Lb, 2.00. 1-416, G0c. Ounce 20c. 1-2 ounce 12c. pkt. 2c,

Gur seeds are pedigreed and will produce the right kind, they are fresh, pure and true to name,

Mammoth Rock Red.

Without doubt the finest strainof red or pur- ple cabbage for pickling grown. Heads large, round, solid and dark blood red to the centre. Giye ita trial. Price per pkt, 3c. ounce fic.

Late American Drumhead Savoy, Pkt. 8c. ounce 18c. De Vertus Savoy.

One of the largest ofits kind. Lb.2.00 1-4 1b.

50c. Ounce 20c. 1-2 ounce 12c. pkt. 5e.

Special Cabbage Offer.

Five packets your selection, for 15¢.

Three Ozs.

ounce 18e;

Early ‘‘Allhead’’ or Faultless.

For uniformity, reliability of heading, size earliness and quality, it has no equal, Lb, 1.75; i-41b. dhe; ounce Wey pkt. de.

Early Flat Dutch,

A remarkably fine strain; asure header, Heads solid and of good flavor. They mature in Early Summer and stand lone without bursting. Lb. 1.50; 1-4 1h. de; Ounce fey pkt. de

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All Seasons,

) Ancarly Drumhead variety, producing heads of good size, whichare larire and thick through, making it very desirable either for carly sum- mer or late falluse. In richness of flavor it is unsurpassed. Pkt. 4¢; ounce 206; 1-4 Th. des | Ib. 1.7%.

Fottler’s Improved Brunswick.

An extra fine strain with yery uniform, large solid heads. Always sure to head. Lb. 1.50; 1-1 Ib, 40c; Ounce Me; 1-2ounce ke; pkt.Be. By express, 5 Ibs. 8.00; 10 Ibs. 15.00.

Dutch Winter or Hollander.

The Best cabbage for late spring sales and for

shipping. The heads are of medium size, aver- aging about 8Jbs.,and are very solid, and in their fine white color entirely distinct from other strains. While the quality is good, they are uniformly excellent keepers, the heads be- ing often justas solid and perfect when taken oOutin the Spring as when putaway in the Fall. No cabbage will sell against it. Dutch Winter or Hollander, Furnas’ Ex. tra Selected Stock, Lb. 2.25; 1-4 |b. 65c; 2 ounces B5e; ounce 20c; 1-2 ounce 2c; pkt. 5c. By express, 5 Lbs. 10.00; 10 Lbs, 18,75.

Premium Flat Dutch.

We recommend this sort for markets that re- quire a large very solid head. Nocabbage is so universally grownas this. For heading, even- ness of crop and size our strain of this cannot be surpassed, ounce 16c; 1-2 ounce 10e; pkt. 3c. By express, 5 [bs. 9.00; 10 Ibs. 16,00,

5 Four Lbs. of seed to Carrots. to the

1oo Yards.

Very Early Scarlet Forcing. (French Horn.) The reddish orange colored roots are nearly round. When fully matured they are about two inches in diameter, but should be used before they are fully grown, when they are tender and delicious. Pkt, 5c.

ounce 10c, 2 ounces 12c, 1-4 1b, 20c. 1b. Te.

Nantes’ Half Long Early.

Thisisthe sweetest of all carrots, of good shape and size. The roots are almost cylindri- cal, very smooth, grow about six inches long. Leaves fine, flesh entirely red. very sweet and almost entirely without a core. They are

Acre,

easily pulledand keep well. Like all carrots, itlikes a rich, deep, mellow soil, free from stones. A mostexcellent sort. Pkt. Bc. ounce Se. 1-4 1b. 25c. 1b 75e,

Half Long Danvers’

This isa broad-shouldered carrot, cylindrical in shape, stump rooted, of excellent color, best flavor, a most wonderful producer. Ready in about 65 days from the time of sowing. It is not only one of the best for the table, but owing toits shape, size and great yield and the fact that itis so easily harvested, One of the hest for stock, Pkt. 8. ounce 10c, 1-4 1b. 20c. 1b, Tac.

Lb. 2.00; 1-4 1b, 50e; 2 ounces 30c:_

Improved Long Orange.

A well-known variety, thickest near the crown, tapering regulariy toa point, color deep | orange. Suitable for the table or field crop. Pkt. 8c. ounce 8c. 1-4 1b, 1c. Ib. THe.

Special Carrot Offer.

Any two packets for 5 cents.

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Why plant poor seeds when you can getthe very best seed to be had at our low prices.

See Discounts Inside Front Cover Page.

Celery.

Sow theseed in open ground assoon as fit to work {n Aprll, or for very early use in hot bed orcold frame. Cover very lightly. Rolling or pressing in the seed has been found more satis- factory than covering. Cut the tops off once, ortwice before planting out, to make them stocky. When the plants are five or six inches high, transplant the dwarf varieties three feet, and the taller sorts four feet between the rows. Cultivate well,and when large enough blanch by earthing up.

Giant Golden Heart.

The best celery for winter storage. It is not only the best keeper but is large, solid, sweet, and of a beautiful golden color. It is a selection from the Dwarf Golden Heart, grows larger than its Parent, but otherwise possesses all its excellent qualities, We recommend it to gar-

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deners as wellas for home use. Lh. 2.05, 1-4 Ib. Toc. 2 ounces 40c, Ounce 2c. 1-2 ounce 12c. pkt. oc. Dwarf Golden Heart. A distinct variety of sturdy dwarf habit. It is i

solid, an excellent keeper and of fine nutty fla- vor. An exceedingly showy and desirable var- jety for both market and family use, Pkt. de. Ounce 12c. 1-4 Ib. 40c.

Giant Pascal.

It is a selection from the Golden Self-Blanch- ing, and adds to the general good qualities of Its parent superior keeping qualities, The stalks are very large, solid, crisp and of a rich nutty flavor, free from any trace of bitterness, blanch- es very easily and quickly, and retains its fresh-

ness a long time after being marketed. The heart is golden yellow, very attractive. A sood keeper. We recommend it for winter use. Lb.

g 35, 20c 1-2

1.75. 1-4 1b. G0c. ounce 12c, pkt. Sc.

Pink Pluine.

Its beautiful white stalks suffused with pink. make it very attractive. Itis earlier than White Plume and will keepas long as any variety of | celery, hence making it one of the best to grow | for market. Itisastrong, healthy grower and does not rust. Pkt. 4c. 1-2 ounce 10c. ounce 1S8e. T-4 Ib. 55c. Ib, 1.80,

ounces ounce

We solicit the orders of all who want the best seeds at the lowest prices at | which they can be produced and sold. ’

| smooth, tender and marrow-like. | cooked and sliced. | they make excellent salad.

Well Known Standard Sorts.

We furnish the following at the uniform price of Lb. 1.50. 1-4.1b. 40c. 2 Ounces 25c. ounce 1c. i-2ounce 8c. pkt.4c: Dwarf Golden Heart, Perfection Heartwell, Boston Market. Crawford’s Half Dwari, Solid Ivory or

, Kalamazoo,

Golden Self-Blanching.

This has become a standard variety. Its growth is compact, vigorous, ribs straight, solid, crisp, and tender. The heartis large, solid, of a rich, golden yellow color, and of a delicious flavor. without banking up, the outer ribs become a yellowish white color as itapproaches maturity but will be more tender by banking up. Unlike other self-blanching kinds. this is an excellent keeper. Pkt. be 1-2 ounce 25c ounce d40c 1-4 1b, 1.25 Ib. 4.50,

seo

White Piume.

(Select Strain.) Probably this is the most pop- ular celery known, Matures early and makes a fine appearance on account of its white stalks and foliage. Needs but little earthing up. Pkt. ‘Ic. 1-2 Ounce 10¢ Ounce T8e 1-4 Tb. S55c¢ 1b. 1.65.

Celeriac.

(Turnip-Rooted Celery.) Grown extensively forits roots, which are turnip-shaped, very The roots are used with vinegar Give thorough cul-

When

Pkt. 3¢ ounce tic. Celery Plants.

We can make you special plants. See Plant Department,

tivation.

price on celery

Special Offer.

One packet of any five varieties of Celery for 18 cents.

Let us have your order. We want to prove to you the truth of our claim that it will pay you to buy of the Hopewell Seed Farm,

Customers are invited to consult us freely when in doubt as to the kinds of Flowers or vegetables to sow for cer- tain purposes,

Corn, Sweet or Sugar.

PLEASE NOTE that prices quoted by us for pints and quarts are post- paid byus. Ifordered by express deduct at rate of ro cents

per quart. One-half pints furnished at pintrates. One pint plants roo hills. 5 to 8 quarts per acre in

hills 4 feet apart, or less, each way in drills or broadcast for fodder 1 I-2 to 2 bu. per acre,

Improved Early Champion.

The earliest largeSweet corn, Often produces cars 12 inches long In 60 days, This new variety is without vuestion the carliest large sweet corn yet introduced, being only a few days later than the first early small sorts. Ears large, pure white grains, with medium sived white cob, very sweet, tender and full of milk, yielding two and three ears tothe stalk. The best kind for early planting. Pkt.5c pinti6e vuart 80c peck 0c.

The Cory.

This has always been considered the earliest

ofall. Will produce good ears for the table in fifty days after planting, Grows about four

feet high and usually produces two ears to the stalk, EarsaboutGinches long, Pkt.5c 4 pint 12¢ pint 20¢ vuart 35c peck 80c bushel 2,75 Crosby’s Early, An early corn of large sive and choice vuality. It has long been a standard variety. Price same as The Cory.

Burbank Early Marine.

| An early variety of most excellent flavor. | Pkt de, 1-2 pt 12c¢, pt 1c, qt 30.

| Old Colony.

| Thisvariety is two weeks earlier than the Evergreen, It is considered the sweetest by canning factories. Asplendid variety for mar-

_ ket or home use. Price same as Evergreen.

Stowell’s Evergreen. Is more largely grown than any other variety | being the general favorite among canners and |market gardeners for late use. Ears Jarge, | grains deep, tender, and fine flavored, remain- jing alongtimein edible condition. Pkt. 5c bd | pint 10 cents pint lic vuart25e peck T5c bushel

2.95

ate

Country Gentlemen.

(Improved Shoe-peg.) This is probably the mostdelicious flavored yariety grown. Very productive. medium early in season, ears of small to medium sive, kernels pure white, very deep and placed irregularly but closely on the cob. Try itif you want something fine. Pkt Fe & pint 12c pint 20¢ vuart d5e peck 80c bushel 2.75.

s5c

Black Mexican

Kernel black when ripe. It is Price same as Evergreen.

very sweet, Late Mammoth.

Planted same time as other varieties, this will come inafter they are gone, Ears very large and sweet; very best vuality and a great yielder A good variety for growing to feed to stock. Price same as Evergreen,

The Three Best Varieties of Sweet Cornu for Succession.

MAMMOTH WHITE CORY

EARLY CHAMPION

STOWELL’S EVERGREEN

One packet cach of the three Kinds. sssseereeersererreeeteeeeenes

3, sooM ”

One pint One vuart 4g peck One peck One bushel

To secure a more complete succession we plant the Blick Mevican,

Gentiennin,

By Mail, Postpaid At Buyer’s Evpense, 10 2s)

- 40.,

9,00 Old Colony or Country

Cucumber.

Japanese Climbing Cucumber.

This novelty is entirely distinct from all oth- er Cucumbers. Unlike all other varieties it climbs on poles, trellises or fences like a vine. Good yuality, Pkt. 5c, ounce 15e,

Evergreen, or Extra Long White Spine One af the best table sorts. A fine strain, producing smooth, regular fruits, frevuently twelve inches long, Lh, If 1b. | 20c, ounce 10¢, pkt. 4.

Gace,

ie The “Cumberland” Pickle. | Cool and Crisp.

The best Pickling Cucumber known.| Thisisavery valuable, early and productive Enormously Prolific. A Shy Seed- |Cucumber. At the pickling stage they are

: + straight, long, smooth, even and slim, and are of h Slicin SUBSE LE? ’ : od LS HS fet s g adark green color until fully grown. It is also

and Pickling. jexcellent for slicing, the Cucumber being of This varicty of the hardy, White Spine type, iS ood size and exceedingly tender and erisp. arapid, strong growerand is very prolific in | ppt. 4e, ounce 10e, 1-4 Ib 20c, Ib S0c. fruit. The pickles differ from al! other hardy sorts in being thickly set with fine spines, eu- | cepton the extreme stem-end. During the whole period of growth, from the time they first set until full grown, the farm is exception- ally straight and symmetrical, making them as choice fora slicing variety as for pickles. The flesh is firm, very crisp and tender atall stages, Any of the following, per pkt. 3c; oz.

| Siberian Very early: aweck ahead of Early Plants verv hardy, of quick, stout, rowth, allowing close planting, yielding a large quantity of the very best shaped, smal green pickles, thesise so popular for bottle pick- les. Price same as Cool and Crisp.

Pkt. 10c, 1-2 ounce lie, 1 Ounce 25c, 2 Ounces Ae, | 8c; except where noted, 1-4. 1b, Te, 1 1b, 2.50. te{lb 1b Siberian, the earliest sort ees ezOs -shtl Karly Cyclone Cucumber. LIViHestonMSEVerRECe tL ciGr 3) a) Itisof the desirable White Spine type, being Fverbearing, a continuous b Vs 50 shorter, thicker and holding better its deep | Parisian Pickling, ounce 15 a

Improved White Spine.. Extra Early Green Prolific... reer Ne Sit! Green Prolific, or Boston Picklit

green color than any other Early Cucumber in cultivation. [tis very prolific and grows its fruit in bunches of threes and fours of uniform

. ’ ‘ : Rees | a pounds 1.60 fs) 50 size and shape. Valuable either for slicing or ; 4 5 = reo ~, | Tailby’s Hybrid. 30 0) for pickling. Pkt. dc, 1-2 ounce 10c. 1 ounce 1Se, |} stor. = The ae 2 ounces 25c, 1-4 1b. 40c, 1 1b. 1.25 Early Cluster, 5 lbs 1.65 mw 50 macy seus Ca Early Frame, 5 Ibs 1-40 1 BU West India Gherkin. Erehaltt sceseaesereysesoeoys 20 50

Avery small, oval-shaped, prickly variety, | Serpent, or Snake, ounce 20. grown extensively for pickling for which pur- | Goliath, enormously large, grows from pose itis admirably adopted. PriceScents per} 20 to 25 in, good frame and out-doors packet, 10 cents per ounce, Pkt10c, 1-2 Ounce 20c, Ounce Ale.

Egg Plant. Leek.

This vegetable does not receive the attention it Aside from being valuable for soups and = sal- deserves, Culture same as Peppers, except that | ads, blanched Leck makes an excellent dish when it should be started earlier in the spring, and not | sliced and cooked like green peas. They are planted in the garden until quite warm weather, |! wholesome and palatable and should be grown

New York Improved Spineless. Merci ge atu et:

A great improvement over the old strain, large sise, skin decp purple‘ flesh white, tender, ex- cellent quality. Pktdc, 1-2 ounce I5c, ounce 25e. Pearl White, A new varicty, grows to about Extra Early Dwarf This is similar to the the sise of the New York Improved Purple, Col- | New York Improved Purple in form, color and or pure white, turning toa lightlemon coloras | quality. Hardy, can be grown where the sea- itripens. Itisa heavy bearer and requires rich | sons are too short for any other kind, Pkt te,

Bread Scotch or Lodon Flag Hardy, a large strong plant, with broad leaves. Lb 1.10, I-d 1b 30c, ounce Ie, pkt de.

soil. Pkt Sc, 1-2 ounce 20c, ounce 35e, /1-2 ounce 10c, ounce I8e. Lettuce. 2 ounces of seed to 100 yards of row; 4| Grand Rapids Forcing. pounds to the acre. 40to50 days from Selected Stock. seeding to maturity. This grand forcing variety stands more ne-

Curled or Loose Seaved Sorts. | <lect inthe way of watering and ventilation,

4 will grow more weig: e same 2 ! Tilton’s White Star. grow more weight on the same ground, ani

, stand longer after maturity than the Black secd- Of the Black Seeded Simpson type but grows | ed Simpson. It is of handsome ARDOARIORS ny larger and more rapidly, and its leaves are | strong grower and notaptto rot. Pkt.se. broader, thicker, darker and less frilled at the | . ce iesorms a large loose head, evcellent | Harly Curled Simpson. yuality. The plants remain long in condition | White seceded. One of the bes > fLear foruse. Pkt. 8c, ounce I2¢, 1-4 1b A0c. Lettuces. Pkt, ac, . SE a AS

Black Seeded Simpson. Selected Stock.

It forms large, loose leaves of ideal color, the leaves are larye, thin, very tender, and of very good quality. It is one of the best sorts for use ) under glass as well as for outdoor plinting Pkt 8c

Oak Leaved.

A good new lettuce Oak shaped light colored

Cabbage or He

The following varieties, unless otherwise stated, 3c per packet, ounce 1e, 1-4 Ib 25e 1

Denver Market Forcing.

Early, good for open ground or forcing, heads ,

light green in color, Hubbard Market. Large, good for home use or market,

Golden Head,

Golden yellowish heads, very compact,

Our seed is saved from selected specimens ar are sold as is sometimes done,

Ir

leaves, excecdingly tender, Pkt. 3c ounce Rc 2 ounces Ide 1-4 Tb 25¢, Tomhannock.

We have not founda variety of better flavor than this old standby. It is very slow to run to

seed, very tender and brown color, Pkt, 3c ounce 8c 2 ounces Ide 1-416 25c ading Varieties. Te,

New Buttercup. Beautiful yellow,

White Cabbage

| | Large, tender. sweet,

When we recommend a variety you ‘can safely plant it.

Any four packets of lettuce for 10 cts. , your selection.

Water Melons.

nd not from culls after the marketable melons

PRICES, unless otherwise stated. pkt 3c. ounce Se 2 ozs, 15¢ 1-1 1b 20e Lb 60c.

Our tests of varieties of melons at Hopewell Farm are extensive,

which have proven of especial merit, We head

use,

Stoke's Karly Medium size, almost round, green blotched with white, very thin, flesh bright red, melting, sugary, and

de s beyond d ption, good for a home market which appre esa good melon of yood

quality,

Peerless

Medium to large in size, early, quality about |

same as Stokes Early which is equrvatent to say-

ing there is none better, very prolific, wonder- |

fulstrong grower, }rom the time the plant appears above the ground until maturity its the strongest grower we have on Hopewell Farm, but not large enough for general market, Pkt. Gic, Oz, 15c, 1-4 Ib G0e 1b. 1,50,

The following varicti¢s 8c per pkt. oz. 7c 1-41 Plinney’s Early, Dark Icing. Moun-

tain Sweet, Kalb Gem, Hungarian

Honey, Harly Fordhook, Black Spanish Cole’s Karly,

Seeds very small and black, rind |

We recommend only those the list with the two best varictids for home

Jones’ Jumbo. Good quality, best shipping melon,

Black Diamond,

| Better than Kalb Gem in every way. Very | large, vigorous, prolific, fine quality, good ship- ) per.

Sweetheart.

Vigorous. productive, flesh tenderand sweet, early. Thisis a good melon for home market but for shipping the larger tougher rind varie- ties are better. Pkt. 5c, oz, 10c, 1-4 Ih. 30c 1b, 85c,

Hoosier King.

Large, productive, strong grower, flne quality

and splendid for shipping. b. 18c, Th. 55e. We have no high rent to pay at the | Hopewell Farm, therefore we sell as much for 30r4 cents as many seeds-

|men charge 5 or xo cents for. Try our seeds and see for yourself.

They are all good,

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Musk Melons.

Prices on ull melon seed unless otherwise stated pkt. 8e: oz. Te; ¢ 1b. 16e; Ib. 45e,

Extra Early Hackensack. Emerald Gem 10 days earlier than Old Hackensack, Large, 4 Round, smooth, fine flavor, but too small, tog Ibs, very prolific, flesh yellow, very thin Banquet. skin, fine flavor, sweetand juicy. Small, but larger than Emerald Gem, For

quality this is our choice. [t bears small round

Osage. s Fae ae Large and of good quality, yellow flesh, does yellow fleshed melons in great abundance, not do as well for us as some other varieties. Chicago Market.

One of the best Nutmegs. Early, large size | thick green flesh, free from rot,

Netted Gem or Rocky Ford.

Montreal Market Nutmeg. Large, round, deeply ribbed, thick green flesh fine flavor, a most excellent melon. | + . | Globe shaped melons of rich sugary flavor Perfected Delmonico |

Heavily netted, globe shaped, flesh orange yel- | Surprise. low, of fine flavor, | Still the leader at Hopewell Farm for a gener- | al purpose home use and market melon, Large

Bay View , deep salmon colored flesh and of the finest fla- Large, prolific, green flesh, Anold melonand! yor. One of the very best. a good one, Following list at same prices as above: Columbus. ; Banana, Yellow Meated Japan, Shum-

Thick, green flesh, delicious flavor, prolific, |way’s Giant, xtra Harly Nutmeg.

Peppers. All peppers are 8c per pkt. 18¢ per oz. 40c per 1-1 Ib. Dolden Dawn. Ruby King.

Red, very sweetand mild.

Bell, or Bull Nose,

Exceedingly productive, medium size, best quality, sweet,

Early, thick meated, yery mild. Celestial, Red Cayenne, Pear shape, very attractive, best of the small Long, slim, pointed, hot, pungent. hot peppers.

Sweet Mountain Productive. beautiful red in color, very large | sweet, tion for 10 cents,

Peas.

The varieties are named in their regular order of ripening.. All varieties of peas, unless otherwise stated are de per large pkt. 1-2 pt. 12c, pt. 20c, quart 85c. Write for special price by the bushel,

Five packets of peppers, your selec-

Early Varieties. American Wonder Maud S. Hardy, dwarf wrinkled pea, very sweet, pro- Earliest of all peas. Smooth blue pea, very ductive fora dwarf variety. A standard eu

productive, but not so sweet as the wrinkled | Yamety:

qaricties. Nott’s Hxcelsior. Alaska. Enormously productive, pods long, quality Pp sq 3

delicious. One of the very best wrinkled sorts.

Veryearly, smooth blue pea of excellent qual-

ity, 18 to 20 inches high. Premium Gem. Tom Thumb. | Bears immense loads of large pods well filled A smooth biue pea, very early productiye, | With large peas of extra fine quality. Wrinkled, Prosperity or Gradus. Medium and Late Varieties,

Wrinkled, almost as carly as the smooth yarie- Admiral, ties and very much better quality, 80 inches Medium carly, wrinkled, most exectlent quale high, immensely productive. One of the best ; ity aud Wonderfully prolific, Tile and Cham for home or market, | pion of England are by far the most prolific fy Pk t, 8c, 'g pt. 18c, pin t 0c, pur tests at Hopewell Fa rm, 1a hrs

Shropshire Hero.

Medium early, very larye, quality unsurpassed

prolific, vines two feet in length. Stratagem. One of the hest, prolific, and fine flavor. Heroine.

Vines about 80 inches high. peas very large, and good flavored. ciyht to ten large peas.

Pods sometimes contain Good for market gar- deners,

Horsetord’s Market Garden. Just the thing for market. Good for home use. Grows two feet highand is very produc- tive.

13 Pride of the Market.

Excellent quality, grows about two feet high

A productive, strong growing variety. Champion of England.

After all our tests we believe this is still the best Main crop, late variety, vines4 to 444 feet high, enormously productive, and of the very best quality, very sweet.

Melting Sugar.

Edlbie pods, grows 5 to 6 feet high, undantly. Late Tall Marrowfot. Very tall, productive.

Six packets of peas, your selection, for 25 cents.

bears ab-

Parsnips.

Try

Magnum Bonum.

A new variety of great merit, not as large as |

the Hollow Crown, but a great yielder. Pkt. Sc, oz. 1c. 1-4 1h, 20e, Lb. Ge. ; : Imperial Guernsey. Thicker and shorter than Hollow Crown. cellent quality. Pkt. 3c, 02. 7c, 1-4 Ib. 15e. Hollow Crown or Long Smooth. Large, tender, most excellent quality, sugary,

Ex-

our selected strains of this valuable vegetable.

delicious, Pkt. 2c, oz. be, 1-4 1b. 10c, Ih. BSc.

|

| Special Parsnip Offer.

| One packet of each of the three var- lieties for 6 cents.

| Do you want seeds that are sure to | grow if properly planted? That is the | only kind we sell,

Pumpkin.

Price excent wie re otherwise stated,

Quaker Pie or Friend. A grand new variety, of oval shape, cream col- ored, very prolific, good keeper, fine grained and very sweet. Pkt. 5e., oz. t5e., 1-4 Ih. 2c.

LARGE FIELD, pkt. 8c. oz. e.. 1-4 Ib. 1c, 1b. 28e. Sugar.

Small but very sweet, extra fine for making |

pumpkin pies. Calhoon.

Medium size, cream colored outside, flesh yel-

low. Fine grained and thick.

Price of all radishes pkt. Se, 02. Fe, 1-£ 1h, 20e.

Karly Scarlet Globe. White tip. very early. Our tests prove this to he one of the very best carly varieties, Earliest Carmine Turnip. jest of all, Mature in about 21 days, Good r fF Or Open wir culture. Fine flavor. crisp, tender. color deep carmine red, French Breakfast. Oval shaped. tender, a crisp, seartet, white tipped varicty. Harly Long Scarlet. Jong, smooth, crisp. tender, guick grower, fine for market oy home garden, Chartier, Bestiong radish In allonr tests, Very tender jad sweel, color is erlmson at top, eradually

Bc.,

oz. 10c., 1-4 Ih. 20c., Ib. 55e.

Winter Queen.

Grows about eight to ten inches in diameter, }a good keper and of excellent quality.

pkt.

Pkt. Oz. 1-4 1b. th.

Japanese Pie. RSG. POC boce

| Golden Oblong, ve c. Sc. 20c. Sic.

, Sweet Potato. Be. Sc. 20c. fie. Large Tours, or Mam French..kc. 10c. 60c.

| ba Ws | Special Offer.

| Any 3 packets of Pumpkins, your lection ro cents.

ishes.

» tb, 60c.

changeing into white at bottom, some,

Very hand-

White Strasburg.

Large, very sweet and fine quality, remains in eating condition longer than any other var- iety at Hopewell Farm. Try this fine variety.

The following varieties at same price as above | They areall good, nota poor one in the lot:

Non Plus Ultra, Olive Shaped, Deep Searlet, Scarlet Turnip. Barly White, Early Long Scarlet Short Top, Im- proved Breakfast, 20 Day, Erfurt, Gol- den Yellow, Summer Turnip, Scarlet Gem, Colorado Glass,

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Furnas’ Selected Onion Seed.

Cheap onion seed are sure to he of poor quality this year. We know our seed to be of the very highest grade, Prices, unless otherwise stated, pkt. 8c, 02. 10c, 1-4 1b. 80c, Ib, $1.00.

Prizetaker, | Excellent keeper, very large size, bright straw | color, handsome shape. Onions of this yariety have been raised to weigh five pounds and over from seed the first year by planting in a hot) bed and then transplanting to good soil. Same | typeas the immense imported onions seen in! fruitstores and sold at high prices, Pkt. Sc, dy Oz. 12¢, Oz. Ise, 1-4 Tb. doe, 1b $1.95. Yellow Globe Danvers. Considered one of the most reliable to grow | Handsome, round in form, straw | most excellent |

for market, color, fine. white, mild flesh, quality. Large Red Weatherfield. Another standard varicty. Red, sure cropper, } heavy yielder, fine quality.

Mamunoth Silver King. Largest of all, color silver white, flesh snowy white, sweet flavor. — \ ; The following varieties at same price as given above. Each of these varieties isa good reliable one, but space forbids description.

Early Red Globe, Extra Early Red, Southport, White Globe, Yellow Stras-

‘bury, or Dutch, White Portugal, or

Silver Skin, Giant Rocca. Bermuda

Onions. Buy some onion seed, sow them very

thick and raise your own sets for next year. Use Red Globe, Early Red, Danvers, Southport, etc. for this pur- pose.

Tomato.

Prices, unless otherwise stated, Pkt. 8c, 14 02.

Earliest of All

Very carly and yaluable on that Some wrinkled, butis earlier than any smooth Medium size and good quality,

Atlantic Prize.

Afterall our tests of different tomatoes this is our favorite early variety. Only a few day aterthan the rough first early varieties. Me- dium in size, smooth, round tomatoes of excel- lent quality; color scarlet. During the drought of 1901 it was the most productive variety we

account,

varicty.

12c, oz. 20c, 14 Ib. 55c, Ib. $2.00. eds. Strong grower, leaves re- potatoes, New Stone.

Large, very prolific, good quality, great main crop variety largely used by gardeners and mar-

tlesh and few s

e semble those of

iM | ket men, Magnus. Extra large and fine, almost globe shape, yery handsome, One of the best. Pkt. 10c, oz. 30c, 1-4 1b, 85c.

t

had, Dwarf Champion or Tree Tomato, Grows in strong upright bush form, medium to large, productive, of good quality, color pur- plish pink. Pkt. de, 02, 20e, 14 Ib. Gc, Ib, $2.40. Freedom. A new early tomato of great promise.

Large

for an early tomato, firm and solid, but few |

seeds, excellent quality, borne in clusters, bear- ing continuously until kitted by frost. Oz. 25c, I-4 Ih, 75e. Mikado or Turner Hybrid. A most excellent main crop variety, very large size and very productive; bears enormous crops of tomatoes of the best quality; solid

Pkt, 5c; |

Spark’s Earliana. Good and early. Favorite. Large, early, smooth. Golden Queen.

Best yellow,

Red Peach. Tomatoes resemble red peaches in outside ap- pearance, Trophy, Old Favorite. Red Cherry, Yellow Plum, Red Currant and Yellow Peach

Ground Cherry or Bush Tomato. Used for preserves.

! | i

Turnips.

PRICES—PRt. Se, 4 64. Se, 02. 1c, 1-4 Lb. 20c, 1b, 55c. postpaid,

Early Red Top Milan. Very early.

Purple Top Munich.—White. Purple Top Strap Leaved.—Standard main crop variety.

White Globe—White, excellent.

Write for prices on large lots,

Cow Horn. Long, grows half out of the ground.

White Egg.

White Milan—Farliest, Early Flat Dutch,

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Ruta Baga, or Swede.

Price same as Turnip,

Monarch. Large, heavy cropper,

American Improved. Splendid main crop variety. Heavy yielder,

Miscellaneous Farm Seeds.

Australian Salt Brush.

Price, pkt. 10c., 02., 20c., 1-41b.40c., ib. $1.33 prepaid.

Beans—Velvet Bean.

(Dolchos Multifloris)—Pkt. 10c., lb. 25c., post- paid. By freight or express, pk. 90c., bu. $3.00. Soja Bean, or Coffee Bean,

Price, large pkt. 10c., 1-2 Ib, 20c,, lb. 35c., post- paid. By express or freight, per pk. 95c., per bu. $8.50, bags included.

Barley, Success.

Price, Ib. 20c., 8 lbs, 55c., postpaid; pk. 35c., bu. $1.25., 10 bu. $11.00, bags free, by freight or ex- press, large Sample packet mailed free for 6 cts in stamps.

Buckwheat, Japanese.

The most productive and earliest variety (1-2

bu.acre)., Price, lb. 20¢, 8 Ibs. 60c., postpaid.

By express or freight, pk. 40c., bu. 1.25, bags 5c. |

each. Silver Hull,—Same price as above. Broom Corn.

Price, lb, 25c., postpaid; by express, 10 lbs. 50c., 50 Ibs, 2.25., 100 lbs. 4,00.

Cow Peas,

Black.—Pkt, 10c., pt. 20c., qt, B5c., postpaid. Pk. 1.00; bu. 3.25.

Whippoorwill.—Same price.

Kaffir Corn,

White or Red—Each, pkt. 5c., Ib. 20c., 8 Ibs 50c,, postpaid; 10 lbs. 50c., 100 lbs, 3.75, not postpaid. Oats.

Lincoln—Very productive, stands up well, thin hull, and very heavy meat, early and apparently rust proof. The best oats we have tried. Bu. 1.15., 2 bu. or more 1.00 per bu., bags 5c. each extra,

Dwarf Essex Rope. A ereat sheep feed, grows very quickly, may

Field

The Leaming.—targe yellow corn, proli- fic, a standard variety in the middle west. Ave- rage about 20 rows. Price, 8-bu. lots, 3.90; bu. 1.40. pk. 45c. If postpaid, pkt. 10c. pt. 20c. qt. 80c

Dunchan’s White Prolific.

Best corn in cultivation for strong soils, large

be sown broadcast, 5 lbs, toacre orin drills and and cultivated as corn, When sown in drills 2 Ibs. are required per acre, Does well sown with oats, after the Oats are harvested the rape will make animmense amount of feed. Price, pkt. 10c., 1-4 1b, 15c., Lb. 28c., postpaid. By freight or | express, 10 Ibs, 7 50 Ibs. 8.25; 100 lbs, 6.00. Be sure and getthe genuine. Bags, lic. each for 50 1b, lots and over, Milo Maize.

A variety of sorghum, non-saccharine, grow- ing stalks 8 to 10 feet high. It makes its crops in very dry seasons. Plantin 8-foot rows, leaving oné or two plants every 12 inches in the row cultivate same as corn; # to 3 lbs, per acre.

White or Yellow. Lb. 20c.. 10 Ibs. 75e., 5C lbs, 3,00., 100 Ibs. 5.50.

The Mammoth Virginia Peanut

Is the most profitable variety to grow, largest podsand kernels of any variety; also yieids fewer imperfect pods, Pkt. 10c, 1-2 1b. 20c. 1b. 80c. postpaid. ~

Spanish Peanut.

The earliest variety grown; pods are small but remarkably solid and well filled. Pkt. 10c 1-4 Ib. 12c. Ib. 30.

Sugar Cane.

Early Amber.—tts early maturity adapts it almost to every section. It has given entire satisfaction wherever introduced as a profitable crop for fodder as well as for sugar-making. | Pkt. (1-4 1b.) 10c. 1b. 20. postpaid; 10 Ibs. G0e, 50 Ibs. 2.50; 100 Ibs. 4.50.

Sunflower.

Mammoth Russian —single heads meas-

ures 12 to 20 inches in diameterand contain an immense quantity of seed: an excellent food for poultry. Two lbs. ofseed will plant an acre, Oz. pkt. 5c, 1-2 1b. 12c. lb. 20c. postpaid, By ex- press 5 lbs. 5c. 10 Ibs, 0c. 25 Ibs. 1.25; 100 Ibs. 4.50, :

Corn.

ears, deep grains, will out yield all other yarie- ties on strong soil. On light soil some smaller variety will do better, Price same as Leaming. Towa Gold Mine. Ears medium size, very deep grained, golden yellow in color. Very small cob.

16 Furnas’ Selected Flower Seeds.

The following list contains the best varieties and mixtures to be had. No matter how high priced they are there are no better seeds than we offer you. We call especial attention lo our mixtures, In each case the different varie-

ties have been most carefully mixed. ths : We have not room for lengthy descriptions, but our customers get more

good seeds for the same ;1mount of money than they can elsewhere,

Note our discounts on inside cover page. There isa vast differance be- tween good and cheap flower seeds. The special carefully selected strains we are selling cost a little more but are sure to give satisfaction

Abutilous.

Abrus Precotorius. Alleghany Vine. Weuther plant. Souk seed before planting, A hardy climber. Dainty green folinge. flow PKL dec. ers red, pink and white. PKL de.

Extra select mixture of above and other varieties, pkt. de,

Ageratum.

This is a free blooming, rapid growing plant, No flower isa more persistent bloomerin hot Weather than this. We offeravery line mixture composed of all colors and standard yarie ties and some new rare ones. Pkt. Sc.

SWEET ALYSSUM.

Price of each variety, 3c per pkt.

Benthami., Dwarf, fine for cut tlowers.

Golden Soxotile, Golden yellow, showy in moss.

Amaranthus.

A beautiful plant on account of its many col- ored follage. Fine mixture containing all the best standard varieties. Pkt. 5c.

| Little Gem.—small, snowy white. |

Asters.

Giant Comet.

Bestand most handsome aster, Flowers are very large, double, as many as 20 to 25 magniti- Be centblooms resembling Japanese chrysanthe- mums, all borne ona single plantat one time. Splendid forcut flowers. Plants grow about 18 inches high. Best seed of following varieties at Se. per pkt., any 3 pkts. for 20c.

Snow White, large, The Bride, first white then pink, Yellow, Pink, very | fine, Lavender, Dark Blue, Crimson, § Giant Comet, Mixed. :

Poeony Flowered Asters.

This class of asters grow about two fect hich,

the flowers being borne on long stems. Blooms large, double and shaped like a Polony

We have an extra fine mixture of the follow- B

ing célors,

{ASTERS CONTINUED]

Pure white, white and blue, black, brilliant rose, blood red, pink, dark

blue, light blue, scarlet and sky blue.

Mixture of above colors 10c per packet, 3 for

2 cents. Any one color same price. Improved Victoria.

Flowers very double, large und beautifully imbricated, and about 20 inches in height. ‘Pkt, containing following colors at Sc each, any 3 for 20c. Separate colors at same price.

White, light blue, apple blossom, crimson, pink, dark blue, indigo blue, white ground, and white turning to azure blue,

Hopewell Best Mixture of Tall Asters.

Finest aster mixture to be had anywhere. It is a mixture of the Jargest flowering, most beautiful, striking and distinct colors of the best varicties and colors to be found among the

AQUILEGIA OR COLUMBINE.

This large-flowering pure white variety is per- fectly hardy and a beautiful plant for pots, and, if planted in groups, presentsa perfect mat of white flowers. Pkt. 10c.

AQUILEGIA, Double mixed, pkt.&c.

SINGLE VARIETIES, Mixed, pkt. de.

CHRYSANTHA, Golden Columbine pkt. 8c,

VULGARIS, double white, pkt. de,

COERULEA, sky-blue, pkt. dc.

VERVAENEANA ATROVIOLACEA PL, darkest purple, pkt. de.

ASPARAGUS PLUMOSIS.

double

Asparagus Fern. Leaves are bright green, better than ferns for

house culture. Pkt. (5 seeds) 8c; 25 seeds 30c. Ampelopsis Veitch or Boston Ivy.

A variety of Woodbine, with olive green foli- age. which turns to bright scarlet, crimson and orange in the Fall. Climbs smooth walls. Pkt. dc; % oz. 12c,

You will not be disappointed if you plant Furnas’ flower seed.

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Victoria, Giant Comet,Paeony Flowered

crown classes of asters. This mixture is sure to

please with its wonderful raneve of colors and

and varieties, Pkt. 1c, 3 for he Aster Mixture,

Good mixture. but net equal to above for fe per pkt, 5 pkts. for 2Uc,

Dwarf Varieties.

Our premium mixture of all the best varieties and colors known today. This mixture cannot cannot be excelled and probably not equaled anyWhere, This will astonish and please by its wonderful yariations of large, beadtitiful and various colored flo\ers.

Semple’s New Branching.

Immense chrysunthemum-like flowers, often S inches in diameter. Grows about? feet high. Beautiful beyond description, Pkt. de; pure white, pkt. Te.

Asparagus Sprengeri.

Also called Emerald Feather and Abyssinian Parlor fern. Highly praised cyery\Where. It grows to bed tui feet lone, of fresh, green leathery foliage; grows freely the whole year round. pkt. (15 seeds) &e.

Antirrhinum or Snapdragon.

This old garden favorite, with its odd-shaped flowers and deliciously fragrant blooms is one of the showy border plants of easiest culture.

Queen of the North —New, most beautiful ofall snapdragons. The plants grow into hand- some bushes producing flowers whichare white and large and have 4 sweet perfume, Suitable for bedding and pot culture. Pkt, 10c.

Tall Sorts.

Dwarf Sorts.

Mixed de; % oz. 12c. Mixed, 4c, % oz. 18c.

Vernon Begonias.

Asa Begonia for out door bedding this has no equal, It isamafvellous bloomer. The plants — are covered with flowers. It is one of the handsomest, most free blooming plants and is

equally valuable‘as a pot plant. They: grow } from seed and bloom quite small. Pkt 10¢, 3 for proc.

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Balsams.

The seed we sell will produce the finest, largest double Mowers and in endless variety of

olors and varieties.

let, spotted, White, Satin White, Bawallia, New Giant.

Grand for beds and borders, grows in bush formabout one foot high and covered with beautiful sky blue flowers. Pkt, 8c. 8 for 25¢.

Mixed Bowollio, pkt. te.

Bird of Paradise.

Mixed, Packet 4c.

Candytuft.—Giant Empress.

Finest flower, plant branches freely and when covered with its white flowers is most beautiful. PKL de. 1-202, l5e.

Mixture of the following: New Dwarf Hybrids Snowflake, Rocket, Tom Thum, Purple Lilac, Dwarfand sweet scented, Pkt. 4c. 1-2 oz, 10c. oz. 15¢.

Centrosema Grandiflora. Hard Perennial of wonderous beauty. Pkt. 5c. Coxcomb.

Dwarf Varieties —mixed Crimson, Pink, Golden striped combs.

Tall Varieties.—Mixed, Either kind 3c 4 pkts. for 10c.

Cannas--Giant Flowered.

If sown early will bloom first year. Some wil be of but little value but most of them will equa the named varieties. Cannas Selected Seed, pkt. dc. 3 pkts. 10c. oz. 25c.

' * “CANTERBURY BELL.

Special mixture of single and double yarieties all colors. Pkt. 8c.

Campunula or Cup and Saucer.

A new Canterbury Bell of good value, flowers Sand4 Inches in diameter, profuse bloomer, Pkt. 8 cents.

Carnations—Giant Margaret.

Will bloom inabout four months from sowing of the seed. All colors, many of the blooms will equal the Florists greenhouse grown Carnations, Grand mixture, all colors pkt. § cents.

Calliopsis. MIXTURE.

This mixture contains all of the best varieties and colors of these beautiful hardy flowers. A great many kinds have been selected for this special mixture and we know it is sure to give an abundance of flowers in great variety. Pkt. fic, d pkts. for 25c.

Zanzibar Castor Beans.

Leaves of extraordinary size and many col-

red. Very ornamental. Pkt. ac, oz. 10c.

Centaurea.

An especially fine collection of these old fav- orites, composed of the following, all mixed to- gether in one pkt. BLUF, EMPEROR, KARN BLENSE, DOUBLE CORN FLOWER, VICTORIA, MAR- GARET, ete, Pkt, Sc.3 pkts. for 10c,

Our mixture is composed of Snow White, Pink, Scarlet, Light Lemon, Scar- Mixture of all of above, pkt. dc, 3 pkts. for 10e.

Cleme Pungens. Giant spider plant, grows 8 or 4 feet hish, loose panicles of bloom of all shades of pink and crimson. Pkt. dc, 44 02. 15c, 02. 2c. | Centaurea—Dusty Miller.

Raised for bedding; leaves silvery gray and White. Pkt. de.

Annual Chrysanthemums.

Will furnish fine cut flowers throughout the scuson. No plantbetter for this purpose. Mix- | ture of all colors, pkt. dc.

Japanese Chrysanthemums.

Seed saved from 50 varieties. Sow seed carly as many will bloom the first year and glve many new'and beautiful varieties, Pkt. 10c, 8 pkts. for 25c,

Remember when you buy of us you buy direct from a seed farm.

Cobea.

Very handsome, annual climber, purplish Lilac

blooms. Pkt. Sc. White Cobea, Pkt. 8c. Coleus. Packets 4 cents.

Cyclomen.

Giant Flowered. These beautiful flowers may ' be raised from seed much cheaper than from | bulbs, White, White with Pink eye or dark Crim- ' son, either color, pkt. of 10 seeds 15c. Fine mixed j 10 sceds lv cents, 26 seeds 20 cents. Datura or Trumpet Flower. | Forashowy plant in some vacant place it is allright, Do not putin with other plants. Pkt. | of all colors 3 cents. Cosmos.

Early Flowering.—this selected strain will begin blooming as early as July, Packet ke 3 pkts. for 15c. Good Mixed Cosmos, pkt, 8c.

Coreopsis Lanceolata.

Perennials, good for cut flowers. Pkt. 8 cents,’ 1-4 Ounce 12 cents. | Cypress Vine.

Best vine for running on-trellises or fence, | will grow 10 feet high. Mixed colors. Pkt. 3c, J)-2 Ounce 15 cents,

Double Daisies.

Will bloom first season and with slight pro- tection in winter will continue to live and bloom for several years. Double Mammoth mixture, Packet cents. -

We could furnish a different grade of | flower seed at much lower prices but,

prefer to sell only the best.

Fine mixed.

Examine our special flower and veg- etable seed offers,

Dahlias.

first year fromseed. Plant in shallow box in March! or April, then transplant into open ground. Our

mixture will give the finest of blooms,

Double mixed Single mixed

Delphurrium or Larkspur. Mixed. This mixture is very valuable on ac- count of its great variety in shades of color, | ranging from yellow to pure white. Every |

ly double. Pkt. 4c, 3 for 10e.

Escholtzea or California Poppies, Golden West.

This isa grand new variety. Flowers 3 to six inches in diameter, various forms, flat, cup- shaped, some deep with flaring edges and var- ious other beautifulforms. Color, canary yel- low with orange blotch at base of petals. Pkt. Se.

Four O’clock, or Marvel of Peru. Pkt. 3c, oz. 12c. Gaillardia or Blanket Flower. Pkt. 3 cents. Eyerlasting Flowers. Per pkt. 3 cents. | Ornamental Grasses, Pkt 5 cts. Digitalis—Foxglove.

Ilardy, perennial, colors varied and beautiful. | Pkt. Se.

ors.

Annual Larkspur.

DWARF ROCKET, Pkt. 8c.

TALL DOUBLE ROCKET. Pkt. 3c.

Dianthus.

Hardy Garden Pinks. These are superior to all other annuals for beautiful cut flowers, easy of culture and certain to have profusion of | bloom. Our special mixture contains a great variety of the best and most yaried colors, Pkt. | oc. {

Forget-me-not.—Myasotis. Rest grand mixture, pkt. Be. Gaillardia Grandiflora A beautiful hardy compact grower. Pkt. 10c. Ornamental Gourds,

Twelve most useful and beautiful varieties, mixed, Pkt, Gc.

Marigolds,

Special Mixture—of Tall African Mari- | gold. Includes all the best colors, made up from | stnerate varieties. ‘Pkt. 8c.

Special Mixture of French Marigolds, pkt. | 4cents,

| igs, comprising all the best kinds.

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Godetia.

Most beautiful of hardy antiuals, The felloyw—

WW These will crow and bloom | (Mg Varieties, Pkt Sc. Mixture of all, Pkt, Se,

Dutchess of Albany, Bizan.

Dwarf Tody Albemarle.

Tody Satin Rose, Nameless Beauty. Queen of Farries.

Geranium

7 'These are easily mised from seed and willproduce many new varicties.- Pkt. fie,

Hollyhocks. Grand Mixture of best double varieties all col- Packet 5 cents.

Morning Glories

Japanese Imperial Morning Glory. Pkt. Be, 8 for 20c. FINEST COLLECTION of Dwarf Morning Glor

Pkt. Se, Double Japanese Morning Glories. Pkt. 10e.

Morning Glory Collection. All colors, pkt. 3c. Pink Hybrid Moonflower.

Pkt. (15 seeds) & cts,

Double Monkey Flower.

Pkt. 10c. Single Monkey Flower. Pkt.

4c,

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Maurandya; | Lobelia. Pkt. qc. llardy climbing vine, superior to Ivy. Mixed Mignonette. colors. Pkt. 10 cents. Mixture of many varieties and colors, pkt. Japanese Hop Vine. Pkt, 8c. 4 cents. Climbing Dalichos or Hyacinth Bean.| Giant Mignonette, Extra Large pkt Pkt. 20 seeds 8c. ro cents, Lemon Verbenia. Pkt. 3c. Lobelia, Bedding Queen. Pkt. le.

Nasturtiums,

Tall Varieties.

Collection of the named varicties mixed inone | tures, Pkt, 5c, 02. 10¢, 1-4 Ib. 30c. picket, wll the finest colors, Pkt. 4c, oz. 10¢, 1-4 Ib, 20c,

Madam Gunther’s Hybrids, Ten varieties. mixed, the very finest colors to

All colors, many not found inany other mix- | be found. Pkt. 5c, oz. 10c, 1-4 Ib, 80.

Pansies,

DWARF VARIETIES.

Masterpiece,

Wonderously Crimped and curled until they appear double, Grand. Packet 20 cents,

Giant Sweet Scented, Flowers of en- ormous size, and very sweet scented. Packet 20 cents.

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Mammoth Butterfly. Flowers Fxtra Large and very freely produced. great variety of col- ors and markings, seldom two alike. Packet 10 cents, 3 for 25 cents,

Trimordean Mixture. fFiowers large with dark blotch on the lower petals. Packet 5 cents; 1-1 ounce 10 cents (1250 seeds.(

Furnas’ Giant Pansy Mixture, Remarkably large and beautiful blooms. Sure to give great profusion of bloom and all colors. Packet 6 cents, 3 for 1h cents,

Improved German Mixture. 4 splendid bedding mixture. Packet t cents.

Wallflower Colors. Georgous Colors. Packct4 cents.

Peacock Mixture. Bright Colors, showy. Packet 4 cents.

Hopewell Mixture. We have taken especial care to select the best varieties with largest blooms and greatest variety of colors for this yreat mixture. Packet 4 cents, 2 for 10 cents.

Petunia.

Finest Mixed. Double Lilhput, Spotted and blotched, Pkt. 25c

Includes many of the new large flowering Large SEDO Double Fringed. kinds, Pkt, te. Pkt.

Phlox.

HARDY ANNUALS.

Phlox Drumimondi. | Large Flowering Phlox Many colors, pkt. 8c. 1-4 oz. 15c. | Larger than Drummandi. Mixed, pkt. (ic, 1-1 OZ, 25c. “ Dwarf Phlox. |. “Double Flowering Phlox Best mixture pkt. Se. | Flowers are double and semi-double and last Furnas’ Special Phiox Mixture. longer than those of the single Phlox. Pkt. Ge. A carefully prepared mixture of the best yar- Furnas’ flower seeds grow and. pro- jeties and strains. Pkt. de, 3 for 1c. duce the best flowers.

Portulacea.

Grand flower for hot dry situation Should be in full sunlight. Collection of all the best and most beautiful colors. Pkt. 3 cents. B) ° Poppies. Poppies. | pies, some entirely new ones, Will make a grand These old-fashioned flowers are at present re- SEER Price, Ounce 30 cents, 1-2 ounce 20 cents, gaining their old-time popularity, which they pkt. (500 seeds) 6 cents, 3 for 15 cents. welldeserye. Their brilliant, dazzling colorings | Iceland poppies. Packet 8 cents. and wonderful variety make a very gece Tulip poppies. Packet 6 cents... display in the garden or ERE OST Sherley Poppy. Packet 6 cents. HOPEWELL Special Poppy Mixture. | _ Double poppies, good mixture. Pkt. 4 cents

Comprises all the best Double and Single Pop- | 1-2 ounce 10 cents, ounce 15 cents,

Chinese Primrose Mixture.

This mixture includes all the finest colors of single and some of the new double ones Packet 12 cents.

Chinese Primrose, Good Mixture, Packet 4 cents.

Primrose Forbisi. Baby Primrose. Packet 8 cents

Our Flower Seed packets contain af Note our low prices on vegetable iarger number of Seeds than those from| plants. See plant department. most seedsmen. In many cases double Furnas’ vegetable seeds pe ehee big the amount. crops.

Sweet

Any of the following varieties pkt. fc, o%, 7e, 1-4 Ib. fie. AMERICA, red striped on white ground, AURORA, white, BLAGK ENLIGHT, darkest in eolor of all, BLANCH FE TENNANT, EMILY ECRFORD, LABY GITAMILTON. LADY MARY

BURPEE.

Inad Peas. ADMIRATION, Rosy to Lavender, orange salmon on White, BLANCHE BURPEE, TEMRY, pink and White. ¢atly, DOROTHY CURRIE, MAID Of TONOR, LADY

Hopewell Mixed Swect Peas. This grind mixture is made by selecting about seventy-five of the best varietivs, of all col-

ors and shades ane thoroughly mi This mixture is sure to give satisfaction, 1b, 18c.

tg them so that each packetis sure to contain some of cach No better can be had atany price.

Pkt, se.

ud. Te, 1-4

Mixture. Many colors but not equal to above, pkt.

One packet of each of the following'| nine varieties for 25 cents,

New Dwarf, or Cupid Sweet Peas.

WHITECUPID. Grows 10 inches high, making Acompact plant. The flowers are of pure white, of good substance. two and three to a stem; Siveet. PKt., 100 seeds, 5c, oz. ie, 2 ozs, 15c, 1-4 Ib. 20c, Th. Glie.

BEAUTY CUPID. The flowers arelarge, delicate

rose color, Whitening toward the edges, Slightly

streaked carmine at the base; Pkt. (100 seeds) ic, oz 10c, 2 ounces 15e; 1-4 1b. Q5c,

ALICE ECKFORD CUPID. Creamy white, suf- fuscd with flesh pink, the wings are silver white

with a faint pink flushin the center. Pkt, 100

seeds, Sc. oz, Ife, Tozs. the, 1-4 Ib, 25. PRIMROSE CUPID, White Cupid except that the

flowers are ofa rich creamy tint. Pkt, 100 seeds, 5c, o2. Ie, 2 ozs. Jie, 1-4 1h. Qe, BOREATTON CUPID. Wings deep mauve, un-

derlaid and suffused ith rosy purple. PkL, 7a 4

seeus, Sc, Oz. lac,

oz. Gc, 1-4 Th. 10c.

Mont Bianc mace its ap- pearance a few years ago as a single plantin a field of Earliest Blanch Ferry, and was in bloom abouta weelc before that variety had ex- panded its first flower, Mont Blanc has not the rank aud often sprawling habit of the other varievies, but is of a much neater, more graceful, almost pyra- midal growth, the plant is notas high as the average sweet pea. -The leayes are unusually narrow, and of a pleasing light gray-green color. The individual flower is very large and of the purest white. The masses of snow white flow- ers are borne well clear of the foliage, so that scaree- ly a single tfiower is hidden. Price per pkt. 30 seeds 10c., 5 pkts. 40c, 10 pkts. 50c.

COUNTESS OF RADNOR CUPID, Flowers of im- mense size and are borne three and fourona stem: color clear lavender. Pkt., 74 seeds fc, oz, lic,

STELLA MORSE CUPID. Creamy white, tinted with apricot. Pkt. 5c, oz. 0c, 1-4 1b, 25c. "i

We have some fine new varieties of Sweet Peas we do not catalogue but will send some with each sweet pea

order for testing.

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Mixed Double Sweet Peas. Boston Smilax. eee y: am aaa it true for they are Soak seed 24 hoursin hot water, Pkt. de. e result of crossing and are not yet entirely fixed in type. Pkt. bc, ides ma Storie Bush Sweet Peas, Pkt. de, 02. Se, Sunflower Mixture. Many varieties, mixed. Pkt5Sc, oz. 12c.

Furnas’ special mixture. Includes all the best

livaticnles. Pkt. Se. | Sweet Williams. ) Mixture of all colors, pkt. 3c,

Verbenas.

Very easy to grow and one of the very best annuals. For best results the seed shonld be planted in house or hot bed and transplanted to open ground after all danger of frost is over.

Best Mixture. Contains all the finest varieties. Pkt. de.

Wali Flower.

Remember our packets of flower

|seeds contain an unusually large am- DOUBLE MIXED, packet 3 cents. a0. oe ount of seeds.

SINGLE MIXED, packet 8c.

ZAinnias.

OUR MIXTURE contains the best new hybrids, and crested and curled and Giant Curled, Will produce the finest flowers. Pkt, dc,

Wild Cucumber. pkt. 3c, 1-207. 1c.

Summer Flowering Bulbs. First class bulbs at very low prices. Postpaid at prices given below. , Spotted Leaf Calla. Tuberous Begonias. Mixed colors, single 7e each, + for 2c, doz. 70c. Double, j5c each, 4 for 50e, dozen 1,50, Amaryllis Johnsonii. Large bulbs, each 30c. Cinnamon Vine Good strong roots Se each, 6 for 25e, doz, 40c. Century Vine.

G0c each. Formossisisimia or Scarlet Mexican Lily.

Large bulbs 15¢ cach. Gloxinias. Mixed colors, cach Be, doz, S5¢,

Each 1£c, dozen, 1,10.

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Gladiolus.

Our best mixture com- , > prising all manner of | shades of colors, with largestand most abund- ant flowers. First size bulbs cach Se, Sle per dozen; medinm = sized bulbs, will bloom first year. each, We per dozen,

4c

Calladium

or Elephant’s Ears,

Fine bulbs medium size Se each, 3 for 20c.

Fine bulls ' to 2 inches in diameter 12¢ cach, 3 for 35e.

Fine bulbs 2f to Sins. in diameter, 18e cach, 3 for dic.

Fine bulbs 5 to-4tins, in diameter, 25e each, 3 for

Tle. Crimnun Kirki,

Medium, 10c. Extra Large 1-2 1b. (ec.

Summer Flowering Oxalis.

White, Pink or Red, Doz. 10e., S0c, per 100. Hardy Lillies, Pricesinclude postage. Auratum, Good fanded. 2c. each, $ for ale Monstrosum Album, ee, each, 8 for 5c. Speciosum Rubrum. ge. cach, 3 for s0e. Lorgiflorum, 5c. each, Doz. 1.25. Tigrinum, single, 10c. each. Doz. 1.00, Tigrinum, poulle. ic. each, Doz. 1.10. Lily of the Valley, fe. each, Doz. Sue. Japanese Iris, Most beautiful of Summer

Flowering Plants. 2c. cach, 3 for 30e.

German Iris, se, each, 6 for aie,

Our flower seeds will surprise you |), by their quickness of growth and pros nosi, seedsmmen, — / the amount,

fusion of bloom,

Tuberoses. Single,

per dozen. Albino. je cach, de per dozen. Armstrong's Everblooming.

Each 1c, dozen 1.06,

4o each, 3 for 10e,

Mammoth Dwarf. Tixcelsior Pearl, Ac each. 3 for 12¢, She per dozen, Tal! Double. Be cach, 3 fer ie. 34e per dozen. Silver Leafed.

fe each, a0e per dazen,

Fancy Leaved Calladium.

We have a ved bulbs of these beautiful e to please, Their beauti- them at the head of orna-

strony Bulbs iSc, cach.

Tine collection af i plants. They «

ful markin mental plaints,

Que Flower Seed vackets sontain a rger qumber of Seeds than those from In many cases doubl« j ? Pincey

25 Greenhouse Plants:

Except when stated, prices are for plants sent postage paid. are strong, healthy. and in every way firstclass. We have made prices as low as the high grade plants we sell can be sold. We respectfully ask you to give us a trial order and see the liberal manner in which we treat our customers.

Discounts on Greenhouse Plants.

For each 50 cents incash sent us you may select free of charge, plants to the value of 15 cents, that is, for 50 cents select plants to the value of65 cents.

For $1.00 select plants to the value of $1.30.

For $1.50 select plants to the value of $1.95, and on up at same rate,

Plants, six at dozen rates; fifty at 100 rates.

Our plants

Acalypha Triumphans. | Chenille Plant. Acalypha Sanders, Ornamental bedding plant; foliage is bronze, | Fine bedding plant on lawn. Strong plants 12c each.

crimson and green. Rapid grower. ic each, 3 :* Z Aspidistro,

for 25c. Acalypha Marginoto.

Varieyated leaved palm-like plant. Thrives in hot air or ordinary living room. 20 cents each, Asparagus Sprengeri.

| Fine plants 10e each.

| Asparagus Plumosis Nanus. | Extra fine plants 19¢ each,

Ageratum,

Stella Gurney. A free blooming plant used for borders or pot plants. 10¢ cach.

Dark green } cores with j a margin rate Abutilon. Savitsi.

20 cents. A most beautiful variegated plant. A large | part of each Icaf being white it gives a most at- tractive appearance. 12c each.

Boule de Nerge.

One of each of athe three Acalypha| White flowers, A free blooming variety, Ie for 20c. each, 3 for 25c. | Golden Bells.

Bright yellow; flowers very large, Ie each, 2 for 25c.

Giant Flowering Browollia.

Large violet blue flowers, very casy to grow, Constant bloomer winter and summer. 10¢ cach.

Begonias.

We have strong fine plants of the following varicties at 10¢ each, 3 for 2c, ( for 40c, unless otherwise stated. Argentea Gutata. purplish bronze leaves, white flowers, good pot plant. Bertha de Chateanrocher. Coral red flowers. Decorus. Good variety. Erfordi. Rosy salmon flowers; wonderfully free bloomer, Foliosa, Should be in every collection, Purity. Finest white variety, blooms very profusely, Fine for pot culture in house. Robusta. Bears coral red flowers In greatest profusion, Fine, Rubra, flowers bright scarlet, One of the best and most popular hegonias, A most ex= cellent heuse plant, M, de Lessups, fing bloomers, Metallica. Color delicate pink, Metallic velyet-like colored foliage. Ong of the best,

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White Erfordi. 4 beautiful white variety.

Thustari. splendld bloomer of beautiful Washington.

Georia de Lorraine. 4 marvelous winter bloomer.

tiful pink blooms from October to April, Vernon,

Red, always in bloom.

plants,

, growth p tion,

It isa free and persistent bloomer. plant for training over windows in the house during the winter or for uscin the open air during summer wherever aclimbing plant is wanted.

Strong plants 10c each, 3 for

pink floWers.

The plants are covered with beau-

Grand bedder.

Rex Begonias.

We have a fine collection of these beautiful foliage

Space forbids description of each. Give us an

idea of What you want and we can supply it, as we have all shades and colors. 8 for 80c, 6 for 50c.

Large, fine plints 15c cach,

BRIDAL WREATH.

This beautiful climbing plantis deserving more at- tention than it is receiving. ful foliage and graceful twining habit and ease of

Its rapid. growth, beauti-

all fitit for a popular plant for general cultiva- A splendid

R5c.

Cannas.

Unless otherwise stated strong plants postpajd 5c each, 1.25 per dozen.

David Harem.

Ileight 8 to 8!g feet. Vermillion scarlet. 20c each. Indian. Afeet. Bronze foliage scarlet flowers, 20¢ each.

Black Beauty. 3 to 5 feet, leaves almost black. A Bouvier, 5 feet crimson flowers, green foliage, Alsaca. 31, feet, green foliage, flowers pale yellow, Florence Vaughan, Flowers rich yellow, dotted|with red. the best, 5 feet, a splendid bloomer. Semephore,

5 to Gfeet, foliage dark bronze, one of the colored foliage varieties, Flowers orange color. Burbank.

5 feet, green foliage, canary yellow with crimson spots.

One of

ce

Discolor, 10 feet, bronze foliage.

Dwarf Florence Vaughan. 2ve each. Chicago. 5 feet, Deep Vermillion. Martha Washington. 3 fect constant bloomer, green foliage, rose.

bright

* Beauty Poiterine | et, green foliage crimson flowers. | Chas. Henderson. | 4 feet, green foliage, crimson flowers. Madam Crozy. Deep vermillion with gold border around cach petal. j Paul Marquart 4 feet, green foliage, Flowers deep salmon. Alemannia. | 6 feet, green foliage, largest flowers which are | Freeiy produced, ‘ Italia. Red, 5 fect high, Queen Charlotte. 4 feet, green foliage. orange scarlet with band. Burlington. 5 feet, Mowers orange.

gold

Clematis.

Paniculata Pure white and flowers borne in great clusters Mardy, Jvc cach, 3 for 5c. : Jackemanni. Four to six Inchesin diameter, violet purple, distinctly yeined, 50¢ cach,

| Flammula.

A handsome rapid growing graceful plant.

| When in full bloom the smatl bright green folis

Age Is ulmost hidden by the mags of flowera,

Henryil.

{ Yery lirge pure white flowers, Mardy,

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Good strong plants of the following varieties at Se each or 50e per dozen.c FLORA HILL, white, AMERICA, red, WHITE CLOUD,’ WM. SCOTT, pink, ETHEL CROG- ER, pink, G. Hy, CRANE,

The'folloWing varieties include many of the new high priced varieties;

NORWAY, 14 cents cach,

CRESSBOOK. 15 cents each.

MARQUIS, 10 cents each,

GOLD NUGGET, 10 cents each.

GENERAL|MACEO, 6 cents each.

PROSPERITY, 10 cents each.

ESTELLA, 10 cents cach,

Coleus.

We have a fine general assortment of these beautiful bedding plants. Our list of varieties in- cludes the finest colors and markings to be had. Here is a partial list of varieties.

John Good, Admirai Sampson, John Rogers, Crisp Beauty. Gold King, Mrs. F. Sanders, Queen of the West, South Park, Dora Copp, Setting Sun, Butterfly, Hero, Progress, Fire Crest, Yeddo, Chicago bedder, Einpress of In- dia

Prices of strong plants Je each, 40e per dozen, The set of 17 varieties, one of each for dic.

CHRYSANTHEMUMS. | erhepen. HRS. | | |

Price 10e each, 3 for 25e. Gold: Mine. Large. golden yellow. Pink Ivory. Ball shaped flowers of light pink. Mrs. Jerome Jones. Late blooming, white | Miss G, Pitcher. Midseason yellow. Vivian Morrell. Midseason, pink. Madam F. Bergman. fFarly, white. Ivory. White ball like flowers. May Foster. pure white. Mayflower. White. Mrs. J. G. Whellden. Early, yellow. Oakland. Late. terra cotta. Mrs. Persin. Midseason pink. Louis Bachmer. Lurge. flowers of lavender

color,

Little Gem. A perfect calla but small, 1 cents each.

For the-other callas see Bulbs.

Fuchsias.

Price Se each, 3 for 20 cents.

Black Prince. | Phenomenal. 4 strony grower and a profuse bloomer. Sin- | Blooms are immense in size, violet purple. wie, One of the best. Elm City. Glaire de Marchi.

Immense flowers, double. Corolla large, white and double.

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Beauty of Exter. Wave of Life. ’ ‘ flowers very vate, often semi-double, Foliage light yellow, corolla single, violet New, flowers very sare, o sain ‘ Speciosa. Rose of Castile. Grand wiliter bloomer, single. ) Blnish white tube and sepals, Single.

The following varieties al sanie price as ahove: ’ P : Constancy, Enfant Prodigy, Anna Neville, Lustre, Minnesota, Rifford, Esperance, Rose of Castile, Trilby, Trailing Queen, Marenga, Carmalie,

Fancy Leafed Caladium,

Fine phints 14 cents each,

Giant Flowering Caladium.

A vrand blooming plant with leaves somewhat resembling ordinary cala- diums. Blooms resemble those of callas, Gives offa powerfuland delight-

ful fragrance at night. Will bloom freely Winter and summer. Strong

>; 3 for We.

plants:

Ferns.

Boston Fern, A healthy, rapid growing house plant. Strong plants 1 cents cach, 8 for 25 cents, New Sword Fern Wittbaldin: Strong grower, erect, graceful, 15 cents each, 2. for 25 cents,

Japanese Fern Ball.

These beautiful fern balls are a novelty of real merit. Put litle care and attention are required. The dor- mant balls are soaked in water for two or three hours every second or third day until growth starts after which an occasional watering is all that is necessary. The beautiful appearance of a ball of livi ing green fern leaves adds a decided charm to the home. We can mail the dormant ball only. Fulldirections for starting With each ball.

The balls may be dried offand then started again in the same manner. Largest slze.'S to 9 inches in diameter, 60 cents postpaid; 5 inches in diam- eter, 40 cents postpaid,

sia Fiscus Elastica India Rubber | ii Tree. ! A good plant for warm, dry living rooms, Fine plants 18 to 20 inches _ inheight, 75 cents each. (Can be Sh sent by express only.

mM Heliotropes.

I These beautiful fragranf flowers deserve a place in every collection. Strong plants of the two best vari- eties. Show WREATH and NIGHTIN- GALE, Se each 3 for 20e.

MIKADO FERN BALL-IN LEAF.

Geraniums.

We have a good collection of these popular plants of the best varieties

ter blooming in the house. strong plaints sent postpaid.

Beauty Poiterine,

Large trusses of semi-double pink flowers, free bloomer.

Ben Schrader.

A marvellous combination of pink and white. A grand variety. 12e cach.

Double New Life. The outer florets are bright red. the florets in the centerare pure white, Very fine, Dr, Beaumentz, A free flowering variety, Double scarlet. Wsther.

Very dark red, perfectly double, Florets very compact, color maroon, with purple shadings in eenter, Ide each.

Freddie.

Single, color dark rich red, constant bloomer. One of the best for bedding or winter blooming. lde each.

A

James Kelway. Single, red, tree bloomer. J. Ricard. A fine double purplish crimson geranium. LaFayette. One of the best white varieties, Madam Bruant.

Single, very pretty. Center is white veined with carmine, A free bloomer winter or sum- mer. be

Margaret de Layers.

Large trusses of single white flowers,

Mary Gause,

A healthy grower, constantand profuse bloom- er. Color white, with pink and plnk shading in center. 15¢ each.

Madam Hoste.

Center white edged with scarlet,

Madam Rozain.

One of the best for bedding, double white, free bloomer.

Pres. Leon Symons.

Double, a good bedder; red trusses.

Hibiscus. Peachblow.

Beautiful double flowers 4 to 5 inches across, clear pink color, with small deep crimson cen- ter. Very free bloomer. 5c each, 8 for 40c.

Double Crimson. beautiful, free blooming crimson variety. each.

Single.

A 15e 3 , Matrimony Vine. rand climbing vine, hardy, covered with scarlet fruitiin fall. 10e each. Musa Ensete or Abyssinian Banana. Grand lawn plants winter. 40c¢;each. In comparing prices remember we send good strong plants well packed.

or for conservatory in

Price Unless olherwise stated, We eich, 3 for4

for bestia dnt win per lay. for

ce We

Queen of the West. A splendid bedder, Single, seartet. S.A, Nutt, One of the best. double, flowers Wark crimson. large trusses and freely produced. Vera Vend. Large flowered, double, center white marked | with red or oranige, Olller edve osy oninge,

Wm. Langeuth.

A stout stocky plant, beautiful green leaves. Each leafis marked with a broad snow white band. By farthe bestof the variegated leaved geraniums, Tree bloomer, flowers hright red, large and double, 20c¢ each. :

Special Offer.—2o0 geraniums, our se- lection for $1.00.

Weeping Lantana,

The best plant for hanging baskets, grower, graceful drooping habit. The clusters of lilac colored flowers are most freely pro- duced. Itisa plant worthy of all praise and at- tention it is now receiving. Je each, 4 for Qe, 8 for 50c.

1 Emily Bayard Lantana,

A splendid variety, 10¢ cach, for 25e,

American Lemon.

A beautiful plant which blooms and bears fruit under ordinary care. 10e¢ each, 4 for Sac, ! Orange, Otheite.

A beautiful plant, blooms profusely, has ree\i- lar orange a We cach, 6 for 25

andering Jew.

A beautiful trailing plant. Makes avery rapid growth. Excellent for hanging ba s We have two varieties, light green and variegated.

de cach, 25e per dozen.

A rapid

Nicotrania Alfinis.

Grows two feet high andi produces fragrant pure white flowers of large size. Plants $e. wich,

20 cents per dozen. Seeds 4 cents per packet. Russella Elegantissima.

A new semi-trailing plant, Splendid for hang- ing baskets, wonderful bloomers, being almost covered With their brilliant coral flower, 10e, each 3 for25e,

Olanders.

Grand plants for tubs or verandas or lawns, Either variety Sc, each orjjone of each for 20c,

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Roséa.

Double. pink flowers, sweet,

Lilian Henderson,

Houble, white, large tlawers, fragrant,

Lutea—pouble, yellow primrose tiowers. fravrant.

Weare always glad to help custo- mers in every way wecan, Let us help you solve your horticultural and flori- cultural problems.

Lemon Verbena—j) cents each.

Russella Elegantissimo. \ new semit-trailing plant, Splendid for hang-

Swinsania Alba,

This isagrand decorative plant. Foliage is pinnated feathery, fern like, beautiful white blooms which resemble sweet peas in shape. Will grow in almost any place where it has suf- ficient light. Constant bloomers, one of our best house plants. 0c. each, 8 for 25 cents.

Swansonia Splendins, Same as Alba except, the blooms are scarlet. Umbrella Plant.

A beautiful decorative plant which requires but little care and attention, except watering. Should have plenty of water. 10 cents cach.

Jasimine Grandiflorum.

Pure white flowers, star shaped, delightful

fragrance, 20 cents cach,

Justica.

One o7 each of the three Justica for 20 cents,

Carnea—very strong grower, Throws up long stems on Which are produced pink plume like flowers, Good for house or outdoor cul- ture. 10 cents cach, 8 for 25 cents.

Justica Sanguine—i0e. each, 3 for 25c,

New Dwarf—this

hew variety

When quite small and continues blooming rightalong. Easy to grow and sure to bloom. 10 cents each.

All our plants are vigorous and heal- thy. Wedonot send out small weak

blooming

beyins | over-crowded plants.

White Day Lily.

Broad beautiful leaves, large White flowers borne in great profusion,

10 cents each.

Roses.

We mike a specialty of these, the most beautiful of flowers. Lack of space forbids extended description but each statement may be relied on, as we recommend only such varieties as have adistinct merit. Our tests of varieties this season will include a hundred or more varieties not given here, many new and untried varleties will be given a trialon our own grounds before of- fering them to our customers, In November we will issue our ROSE BULLETIN and Circular, giving the results of the summer work among the roses at Hopewell Farm, with de- scription giving the virtues and faults of each variety with culture notes and seasonable hints as to protection of out-door roses, care of winter house plants ete. This will be a valuable report, It will not be for sale, but is issued for the benefit of our customers.

Each person who orders roses of us this spring will receive a copy of this bulletin without further request.

Our rose plants are strong, healthy and larger than are usually sent by mail. Price includes postage. Prices unless stated otherwise, 10 cents each 3 for 20 cents, 7 tor 40 cents,

Hardy Varieties. Unless otherwise stated the following varieties are hardy and will Withstand severe winters, but for best results should be protected during the winter. To do this the branches should be bent to the ¢round and the whole plant covered with leaves or ever- ereen boughs. Leaves are excellent for this purpose but need to be held in place by laying boards or évergreen limbs on them.

Roses repay all care given them by increased growth and beauty,

Prices include postage and are for strong well grown greenhouse Plants which may be set in Open ground soon as weather permits or they may be potted.

Balduin. pest hardy everblooming rose Dutchess de Brabant. of récent introduction, color carmin crimson. delightful perfume.

Catherine Mermet. Flesh color ees beautiful silver luster, Fine. should have Evergreen Gem. the best of the ever- Protection. green memorial roses, Sweet Briar fragrance, Nero sees see Rete Ete. hardy,deep | double flowering, rare beauty, trails on ground,

"4 ’ a good for covering stumps, trellises ete,

A Color, light rose gives great profusion of with good

Clothilde Soupert. white with rose cen- i ; eR See serrate eta es eee A ae Hybrid perpetual, ' \ " color deep crimson. Good. Champion of the World. 4 grand old Her y 5 Wa ' everblooming red rose of delightful fragrance, | eas BcausTul pinks tak rant Blooms all the time, } Jubilee. pure deepred, grand garden rese.

31 The La France Set of Roses.

= ‘ La France. There is no more satisfactory | rose for outdoor use than than this perfectly hardy. wonderful abundant bloomei1, strong, free grower, pink in color, very beautiful. We have a large stock of fine plants sure to please. | r | Striped La France. Similar to La France

exeeptincolor. It is beautifully striped and blotched,

Red La France or Dutchess of Albany. Same as LaFrance in hardiness. yrowth and free Dlooming habits hinta darker shade in color,

White La France. A true white La France. very beautiful, in bud and full bloom, vigorous and hardy.

Special Offer. One each of the 4 Varieties

of La France for 25 cents,

Madam Chas. Wood. 4 remarkable free | blooming. Truly a grand rose in every respect. hloomer, Flower very large, color, scarlet. A Madam Plantier. A grand hardy white

vigorous grower and very hardy, liyvbrid perpetual rose. An abundant Bloomer,

Souv. of Wooton. 4 red rose of great Vicks Caprice. 4 beautiful many colored beauty. most excellent for summer outdoor} rose. Fine bloomer. J

Hardy Roses.

Strong ¥ year out.door grown roses of the following varielies at2e each, 2.00 per dozen: Annie Diesbach, Gen. Jacqueminot, John Hopper, Margaret Dixon. Mrs, J. H. Langs, Paul Nevron, Crimson Rambler, White Rambler, Pink Rambler, Wichuriana, Princess Adelaide, Madan Plantier, Magna Charta, Alfred Colmb. La France and American Beauty, 25 cents each.

Special.

One strony 2-year out door grown plant of each of the following nineteen varieties for 2.75, any twelve, your selection, for 2.00. any 8 for 50 cents. N. B.—Our supply of some of these varie- ties may be exhausted before the season is over, so be sure to state in your order whether we may substitute a variety of equal meritif out of the one ordered,

Alfred Colmb, Charles Le Fibre, Coquet Des Alpes, Francoise, Michelon, General Jacqueminot, General Washington, La France, La Reini. Madam Plantier, Magna Charta, Marshal Wilder, Paul Neyron. Prince Camille de Re han.

Moss Roses. Countess de Murinais, Princess, Adelaide. Climbers, Baltimore Bell, Climbing Victor Verdier, Queen of the Prairie.

Climbing Roses.

Price unless stated, Se each. Baltimoraseles Climbing Bridesmaid. | Pale blush in color, very double. llirdy in protected situations even in the horth, color same as the renowned and unequal ed bridesmaid. 12¢ each. Climbing Malmaison. Same as the old favorite Malmaison except it | isaclimber. Each 10c. Empress of China. New, hardy. Climber. Color soft red, 10c 3 for 2c. Mrs. Robert Peary, or Climbing | Kaiserin. Grandest White climbing rose. large pointed

on

buds. This is a grand rose. 10c each, 8 for 25e. Climbing Wooton.

Hardy, vigorous. Finest of red roses, sweet fragrance. A large plant covered wijh its large blooms is beautlful beyond description. 12¢ each.

Climbing Meteor; , Very rapid grower wonderfully free bloomer. | Flowers larger than Meteor, and horne in great

abundanys, MOSS ROSE i Queen of Prairie, Running General Jacqueminot, Sq 010 fayorite A hharcly climbing rose, Tennessee Belle, | Pink Rambler. i 4 byight beautiful pink roger, | andy, yigarous, profuse bloomes,

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Crimson Rainblets “7 White Rambler. Fe ay eda A aoa ee ee sbi rambe Wonderfully free grower. A true Rambler. is po more beautiful sight thana crimson yamb- A EE ana Will stand Peo Ate the tem- James SPIED pera ure goes much below zero, protection is

Rsttany growerand a profuse bloomer, cherry necessary,

red.

The Following Varieticties are not entirely hardy insevere winters, but all except those

marked tender may be Wintered in the open ground if well covered as be fore explained. | nhiute Prices unless other Wise stated. strony green house plants 8¢ each, 3 for 20c, 6 for 40e, T0c per

dover Antoine Verdier, George Pernet.

Light reds a good aS | Rec Res rose, color rose with touch- ride, {ui SEAS SI Os . = Grand forcing rose, tender, white. | Kaisern Augusta Victoria. Cornelia Cook. | Creamy White, fragrant, constant bloomer, A grand free growing white rose. i Liberty. Kinchantress, ares | Agreat forcing rose, tender, Good for blooming in open air or as a pot Madam Franciska Kruger. plant. White with cream center. Copper yellow. fine. Beauty Inconstance, Maman Cuchet. Blooms of many colors all open atone time. A fine pink rose. Agrippenia. Miniature. This is un excellent bedding rose. Free bloom-| This polyantha is the smallest of all roses. eol- ey, color velvety Biles id or cream rose, flowers almost cover the whole ridesmaid. plant. Tender. buta good summer bedder. Pink. Mignarette. Baron Berge. A perfectly double pink polyantha. Flowers ave large and very freely produced, Pacquerette. blooms continwiotsly alt summer. Best of the polyanthas. Pure white. abundant liza Chatrand. bloomer. i \ free blooming polyantha, rose color. Perle des Jardins. Hufant de Lyon. A tine clear yellow rose. Flowers birge and Pink, a free bloomer, perfect. -

Maid of Honor. Somewhat similar to Bridesmaid. Madam Caroline Kuster. Large lemon yellow blooms. Madam Joseph Schwartz. A hardy tea rose. white flushed with crimsun, Metzor, Gives a profusion of velvety crimson blooms with fine long stems. Marie Guillott, While. tinted with pale yellow: tine for bed- ding in open ground. Priscilla or White Maman Cochet. This is one of our grandest summer roses. Good for late plant also, white, but in sunshine is beautifully tinted with pink, A remarkably free grower and bloamer. Papa Gontier. Color crimson. Splendid for cut flowers, and does well out of doors. Queen. Beautiful pure white, not entirely double I: whenentirely open. S n = ueen car:e- Pink Soupert. | A free booetec eee vhsée flowers Ob me-

A beautiful pink rose. dium size. Sweet Little Queen. Souv. D., President Carnot.

Minds ure lonw full and double, color salmon | A most beautiful rose colored, free blooming

center outer petils cream color, rose. _ Snowflake. Catherine Guillott.

or WHITE HERMOSA. We have no better snow A copper colored rose, open flowers are large white bedding rose than this. and double.

Mofo at hth eee aes Golden Fairy.

Vhite buds, long anil pointed. Arich golden yellow polyantha,

SPECIAL ROSE OFFER. “== 6 =

Twenty-one first-class strong Greenhouse plants for one dgilar, prepaid, Ouny selection of varieties. no two alike. 10 for 50 cents, * c Eighteen Roses. good greenhouse plants, your selection of yarigtics for #1,¢0

We fill small orders with the same gare as large ones,

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Fruit Department.

Our Trees, Plants and Vines are Clean, Healthy and Strictly up to Grade. Certificate of Inspection with every order.

Prices include Boxing, Packing and delivery to railroad here.

We advise shipment by freight exeept for strawberry plauts Special ableution is given tu careful packing, We guarantee stock to arriye in good conditioa. i We us e great care and believe everything true to name. if by wny meaas a misbat e should occur we will refund the amount paid ur re- plac? without co sb the stock which proves untrus to namie, Space forbids lengthy descripti ons, What extra space would cost we vive to you in low- er prices. Rem emver we give greater value for money invested thin any other firm, Gat doz: 50 at 100; 500 at 1000 rate.

Bach Doz 100 First Class—5 to 7 feet................ Pe irene el) $2.20 $10.00 Select: Medium —4 to 5 feeb........... 4000. REP e LS 1,70 13,00

Varieties—Summer, Red Astrichan, Yellow Transparent, Alexander, Amer- ican Summer Pearmain, Benoni, Chenargo, Dutchess of Oldenburg, Barly Harvest, Harly Strawberry, Golden Sweet, ed June, Sweet bough, Sweet June.

Fall.—Autumn Strawberry. Fall Orarge, Fall Wine, Maiden Blush, Rambo, Wealthy Famense.

Winter.—American Golden Russet. Ark, £2

Black, Bailey Sweet, Baldwin, Ben Davis, 4%

Big Rambo, Canada Red, Cayugo, Red x

Spreak, Detroit Red, Gano. Gravenstine, Le

Grimes Golden, Janet, Johnathan, King, ai

Mann, Mam Black Twig, Northern spy, 4%

Pewaukee, Rhode Island Greening, Ro- ce

map Stem. Smith Cider, Tulpehochen,

Wayoner, White Winter, Pearman. Wine-

sap, Willow Twig, York Imperial, Yellow

Bellflower, Crabs, Hyslop. Transcendent,

Quaker Beauty. Siberian, Gen. Grant, Van

Wicks sweet, Whitnery, Sweet Crab.

Rest described by saying. tis & very dark red Ben Davis. beats as near every year as any variety ye Inve teste, Our drehard planting im the spring of 102 will he largely Gano,

PEARS—STANDARD.

Varieties marked D. cau be furnished as dwarts also. Summer-Koonce D. Osbands SummerTy- son D, Wilder D, Seckel Falland winter— Bartlett. D. Beurre D. Anjou 1D, Bell Li crative, Beurre Clarigenu. Glapps Pavor- ite D, Dutchess de Angouleime D, Bleni- ish Beauty D, Garher. Howell Keifter D Lawrence D, Lincoln, Coreless D, Louise TS Bonde Jersey D, Mt. Vernon, Sheldou. YELLOW TRANSPARENT. Vermont Beauty D. | a A weautifyl early apple, Boas YOUN. Hirst Class 5 lw 6 fect 4.25 $2.40 £90,101)

Tiere ls 09 more Uesirable very Lay apple Me 5 " Medium~}tobteep 20 5 2,00 16,00

34 PEARS--DWARF.

First Class.—3} tu + feet..... tts e teen ttee tee ees 3.20 $1.50 $19.00 Varieties—Those marked D. in above list. PLUMS. w, Tod poe aia] 0) si.00 $14.0) Medium Grade—3 td d T@6b, .. 1.5 new yee weil 20

Varieties—Wild = (Goose, Lom bard, Stantou, Yellow Eve, Burbank. Arc- Lic, Moores, Robinson, Imperial Gage, Shropshire, Damson, Saratoga, A bio- diuce, Botan. Yellow Hyg. Burbank, Chobat, Hale. Red June, TSatsuma, Hawkeye. Newnstn, Willard. Wiek-

sun.

PEACHES.

First Class-3 tu 6 feet 15 ceabs each $1.85 per dozeh, $10.00 per hundred. Medium—3 to 5 feet 12 cents each, $1.10 per dozen, $8.00 per nundred. Varieties—Hirly Crawford, Late Crawford, Elberta, Champion, Dewey, Alexander, Lemou Free, Crosby. Le- moun Cling, Indian, Golden Drop, Heath Cling, Smock, Sneed,*zFitzger- ald, Greensboro, Kalomazoo. Lemon Free, Snow Oranye.j3 Ward’s Late. Troths Early, Yellow St John.

Abundanee Plum. One of the best of the Japenese varieties. Very sweet, Immensely productive

CHERRIES. First Class.—d tu 6 feet... ............ Pinta to Oo2.06 $. 35 3 80.00 Selects Medium—3itopdeet.. 2.2.2... vee see i Bis 25,00 Varieties—Harly Riehmond, Dye Ifouse, Fuglish Morello. Late Duke, Late M or- eho, Louis Phillip. Montmoresey, Tam- press;Burene, Centennial.

QUINCES. First Class -! to feet me) 2.20 Medium.—3 to 4 feet 220 2.00

Varieties—Orange, Champion, Mo.. Mam- moth.

MONTMERENCY CHERRY. Large. fine flavor. Ripens ten days later thin the Early Richmond. Very product- Ive. One of the very best varicties.

EVHRGREENS. 5 Waci Doz 100 Arbor Vitae, American, 2 feet...,...,..,,...,.-. beat ye) 1.0 Arbor Vitae, Medium 12 inéhies,,,,,,.,,..,,. pei a (i 1, fi.) Arbor Vitae, Pyramidalis 2 tu } feef,,,..,.,,., ee aah OG Norway Spruce, 7# [aches 2 fCCt.,,\p.epropeceeescocccee BU 2,00

No Wily Spruce 12 INCHES papery ey, PEL EPTRLNE SEE BPAY 1,00 20

35 GRAPES,

Trine ae year old vines, 10 Gents each: strong One-yearold vines & cent each, Varieties—Concord, Brighton, Gatawa. Delaware. Moore's Harly, Niagara, Moyer Lindley Salem. Worden. Pocklington, Empire State. Campbell's Early, 25 cents each. Special grape offer —One each Niagra, Moore's Barly, and Brighton,2 year fur 20 cents postpaid. Oneef each by freight or express for 15 cents.

STRAWBERRIES.

We offer no long list of varieties, but the list embraces some of the very best. Perfect flowering varieties are marked P. and imperfect fiowering. Imp. Strawberry plants sent postpaid at dozen rates. If sent hy mail at 100 rates, 20 cents per hundred must be added for postage.

Varieties Doz 100 1000 Michels Early P, Jesse P. Haverland Imp. Crescent 1 35 3.00 Brandywine P. Brunette P. Gandy P. Excelsicr P. Ridceway P. Tenn. Prolitic P. Gladstone, Sample VP. Ruby P. Bubath, Bismark. Glen Mary, Clyde

Enormous and Klondyke Greenville, Cumberland Aaa 45 4.008 RASPBERRIES. Red Raspberries. Cuthbert, Turner, Miller and Louden 20 1.00 9,00 Blackcap Raspberries. Giege, Eureka, Nemeha, Conrath, iSansas 25 EA} 9.00 Blackberries. Snyder, Taylor's Prolific. Ancient Brithin, Lawton, .25 1.00 9.00

Stone Hardy. Barly King, the best of the early var-

ieties. very productive, hardy, prolitic. Sweet 50) 1.25 First class mixed plants, all good varieties a0) 4.50 Dewberries, Lucretia. the best variety, early, large and Prolific 52 8.00 Currants 1 Year No. 1.

Red Dutch, Victoria, White Grape, mh) 3.50

Pomona, most profitable of all, medium size, vory pro-

ductive, excellent quality 65 5,00 Gooseberries. Doz. 100

ludustry 1.50

Jloughton ait) 3.00

Downing Faris) 3,00

ORNAMENTAL DECIDUOUS TREES.

Beehtel’s Double Flqwering Crab 3 to4 feet......-.. peseeeeed) Gents each}

Purple Leaved Beech 4 to 5 feet. .....-.+..--seeee eee ateten eeake 45 cents each.

Catalpa 6 to 8 feeb... 6 ese. e eee eee ee cee eee ete ete eens 20 cents each.

Catalpa Bungiu 6 to $ feet, grafted. .... 2.2... esses cece eens 65 cents each.

Tulip Tree 6 to 8 feet........ Bak). SAtmcod rade orn yaG | . 40 cants each.

Willow, Gold Bark 6 to 8 feet......--.-- 2... seeeeee seve eeeees SU CENTS EACH

Weeping Trees, é sus Elm, Camperdown 2 year heads. ....0. 6. sees eee eee tee eens 65 cents each Teas, Mulberry 4 to 7 feet, 1 year Veads... 2.1.0.2 essere reese 60 cents eache

Weeping Willow, 2 year heads.......6 1. see eee ee eee eters -30 Cents cache

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