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HEN ordering seeds sent by mail add at rate of 8c per pound to cover postage, and 8c pint or 16c quart
for same purpose. All garden seeds are also put up in $c pkts.---4oc doz. pkts. unless otherwise stated.

N. B. Our seeds have been known for forty vears to be among the best to be had but we give no
warranty, expresscd or implied,as to description, purity, productiveness, or any other matter of any seeds we
send out, and we will not be responsible in any way for the crop. If purchaser does not accept the seeds or
goods on these terms they are to be returned at once and money paid for them will be refunded.

MARK W. JOHNSON SEED COMPANY,
ATLANTA, Fulton County, Georgia, U.S. A.

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Send for the following Special Lists:
Ve, J vA Price lists of Field Seeds.
Fai WE a? Price lists of Grass, Clover and other Seasonable Seeds.

2M Price lists of Sundries---Fruit pkgs, Insecticides, Fertilizers.

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Price list of Flower Seeds.

Price lists of Flowering Bulbs, etc

Price list of Vegetable Plants, Sweet Potato, etc.
Price list of Cotton Seeds.

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ATLANTA, Fulton Co., Georgia, U.S. A.

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ASPARAGUS SEEDS. Columbian White, Palmetto and
Conover Colossal. 10c oz.; 4 oz. 20c; 1-2 lb. 40c;
iL IIb), WBC.

ASPARAGUS ROOTS.—75c per 100; $6.00 per 1000.

ARTICHOKES.—Jerusalem, roots or tubers. 15c qt.; 7oc
peck; $2.00 bushel.

BEET.—Early Eclipse Red Turnip Rooted; earliest vari-
ety; lbcjoz.; 4i0z, 4oc ibaa
Long Smooth Red, same price.
Mangel Worzels Stock Beet, 40c lb.
Sugar Beet, large white; 40c lb.

BEANS.—Bunch or Six Weeks; Valentine, green pod,

Stringless Green Pod: Early Refugee; green pod;
Dwarf German; Black Wax. 15c pt.; 25c qt;
75c gal.; $1.50 pk.; $6.00 bushel. White Navy
Bean 15c pt.; 25c qt.; $1.25 pk.; $4.00 bushel.

BEANS.—Dwari or Bush Lima. 15c pt.; 30c qt.; $1.75 pk.
Pole Lima or Butter, 20c pt.; 30c qt. ; $1.75 pk.

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CABBAGE SEEDS.—Finest quality.
Early Jersey Wakefield;
Henderson’s Early Summer; flat head.
Large Charleston Wakefield; all seasons; fine.
Early Flat Dutch.
Early Drumhead.
All Seasons; fine variety.
‘Late Drumhead.
IDehee Jallehe IDyotceln, AL albye yz.5 4b oz. GiNes i= ilo,
80c; 1 Ib. $1.50.
COLLARD.—True Ga. White and Blue
4 oz. 25c; 1-2 lb. 40c; 1 lb. 75c.
CELERY.—White Plume, self-bleaching and Giant Pas-
cal. 20c oz.; 4 oz. 60c; $2.00 lb.
Golden; self-bleaching. 40c oz., 4:0z., $1.00.
Flavoring Celery Seeds, 5c oz.; 4 oz. 15c; 1 Ib. 40c.
Celeriac, Turnip rooted, 15c oz.; 4 oz. 50c.
CHIVES.—Burbank’s new pink blooming variety of this
delicate plant of the onion family; very beautiful
as well as useful. 450c per 10 plants.

Stein, 0 oz:

BEANS.—Pole Snap Beans; Ky. Wonder, the finest of
all pole beans. 20c pt.; 30c qt.; $1.75 pk.
BEANS.—Cornfield Running Beans; mixed. 15c pt.; 30c
qt.; $1.75 pk.
Fathorse; White Seed; earliest pole bean. 20c
Pts SOCIqE et olevon pike
Soja or Soy Beans.

lace pt.) 206 qty pilk2ou pk
$3.25 bu.

Velvet Beans: great forage plant; 10c pt.; 20c
qt.; $1.25 pk.; $3.00 bu.
CARROT.—Early Scarlet horn; Danvers Orange and Ox-

heart. 5c oz.; 4 oz. 45c; 1 Ib. $1.25.
CAULIFLOWER.—Snowball, 10c pkt.; $2.50 oz.

CUCUMBER.—Early, long green, white spine; best early.
Oc ©2.3 4. ©; Bares Il th, Ware.
Long Green Turkey, price same as above.
Fordhook Famous; doubtless the best of all cu-
cumbers; extra long green with white spine.
Oz. 20c; 1-4 lb. 60c; per Ib. $2.00.
CORN.—Extra Early Adams. 15c pt.; 25c qt.; $1.00 pk. ;
$3.50 bu.
Adams Large Early.
$3.00 bu.
Early White Dent; largest early; 10c pt.; loc
qt.; 60c pk.; $2.25 bu.
Sweet Corn, Evergreen.
pk.; $3.75 bu.
Country Gentleman Sweet Corn.
qt.; $1.25 pk.

15¢ pt., 25¢ qt. GL OC spies

15¢ pt.5 25 qt. p06

15c pt.; 25¢:

CORN.—Yellow Varieties:
Golden Dent; earliest large eared corn; 10c pt.;
15c qt.; $2.25 bu.
Mammoth Yellow Queen; mammoth ears. 10c
pt.; 15c qt.; 90c pk; $3.00 bu.
WMiewicane inenConnwe LOGrpinw loca qtaa(acpka:
$2.75 bu.
Brazilian Stooling Flour Corn; makes flour nearly
equal to wheat; very prolific; good roasting ear.
15¢ pt.; 25c qt.; $1.25 pk.
Kaffir Corn. 10c lb.; 50c. pk.
Blount’s White Prolific, the many eared corn;
lic. pt.; 20c qt.; Toc pk.; $2.50 bu.
Marlboro Prolific Corn. 10c pt.; 15c qt.; T5c pk.;
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Batts Prolific; 4 ear corn. All who intend plant-
ing for prize crops should get this variety; early.
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Cocke’s large white prolific; best standard field
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Hickory King; largest grain, smallest cob: white
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$2.25 bu.
Johnson’s Large White Southern Field Corn;
Destestandardacrops OC pt lac Nate: G0 Gipk.
$2.25 bu.
Red Cob; white; large; heavy ears. 10c pt.;
15c¢ qt.; 65c pk.; $2.25 bu.

EGG PLANT.—Finest fruit; large, round, purple. 35c
oz.; 1-4 Ib. $1.25; per Ib. $4.00.

GOURD SEED.—Long handle dipper. 20c oz. 10c pkt.
Large Sugar Trough. 20c oz.; 10c pkt.
Ornamental; mixed. 5c pkt.

KALE.—Siberian and German. 10c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 25c; 1 Ib.
50c.

LETTUCE.—Cabbage Heading Varieties:

May King; earliest; very fine. 15c oz.; 1-4 Ib.
30c.; $1.00 Ib.

Big Boston; largest; all seasons. 20c oz.; 1-4 lb.
45c; $1.25 Ib.

Curled Simpson; best non-heading; crisp and
tender ld5clozss 1F4 Ibe 30ce $1.00) Ib.

MUSTARD.—For greens, Giant Southern Curled, Os-
trich Plume and Chinese Giant; 10c oz.; 1-4 lb.
20c; 45c Ib.

For Pickling and Medicine White Seeds; 5c oz.;
1-4 lb. 15c; 40c Ib.

MELON, WATER.—Tom Watson; superb, large and fine.
15c oz.; 1-4 lb. 40c; $1.00 Ib.
Kileckleyesweet. bc ozs. 4ibe2be.5 foc Ib:
Georgia Rattlesnake. 15c oz.; 1-4 lb 25c; 65c Ib.
Florida Favorite; fine table melon; 15c oz.; 1-4 Ib.
25c; 65c Ib.
Triumph; largest of all. 15c oz.; 1-4 lb. 25c; 65c
lb.
Maguire (or Tinker). 15c oz.; 1-4 lb 25c; 75c Ib.
Jones’ Jumbo; large, round. 15c oz.; 1-4 lb. 25c.;
65c Ib.
Eden and Dixie; fine shipping melons. 15c oz.;
1-4 Ib. ; 25c; 60c ib.

CANTALOUPE.—Rocky Ford, the famous market varie-
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Netted Gem; oval; nutmeg. 15c¢ oz.; 1-4 Ib.
MXC. 8 WC illo.
Burrell’s and Emerald Gem; yellow fleshed. 15c
oz.; 1-4 lb. 25c.; 75c Ib.

MUSHROOM SPAWN.—For growing mushrooms. 25c
per package.

OKRA—White Velvet and Perkins Long Green; 10c oz.;
1-4 Ib. 20c.; 50c Ib.

ONION SEEDS.—Early White Pearl, Sweet; 20c oz.; 1-4
Ib. 60c¢
Mammoth Silver King, 20c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 50c; lb.
Silo
White Globe, Large Southport, 20c oz.; 1-4 lb. 65c
$2.40 Ib.
Bermuda White and Red, Genuine ‘Teneriffe
Grown; 25c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 75c; $2.50 Ib.
Prize Taker, Finest Mammoth Yellow; 20c oz.;
1-4 lb. 50c; $1.60 Ib.

ONION SETS.—White Pearl: White, Red and Yellow
Globe; 10c pt.; 15c qt.; write for bushel price.

PARSLEY.—Double Moss Curled; 15c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 25c; 60c
pound.

PARSNIP.—Improved Smooth; 15c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 25c; 75c lb.

PEPPER.—Chinese Giant Sweet; 35c oz.; 1-4 Ib. $1.25;

Ib. $4.50.

Ruby King, large Bell, Mild; 25c oz.; 1-4 lb. 65c;

$2.25 Ib.

Long Red Hot Cayenne, 25c oz.; 1-4 lb. 65c;
$2.25 Ib.

PUMPKIN.—Mammoth Field, 10¢ oz.; 1-4 Ib. 20c; 60c lb.
Mammoth King: Largest Variety; 25c oz.
Cashaw, striped: ]5c 0z.: Wee! Woe Zaye:

Pie Pumpkin; 15c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 25c.

PEAS.—Garden Peas are very short crop this year;
Premium Little Gem, Dwarf Wrinkled; 25c pt.;
45c qt.; $2.25 pk.

Extra Early May Peas;

Telephone, Large and Fine;

Bliss Everbearing; all same price as Premium
Gem.

FIELD OR COW PEAS.—White Lady; White Crowder;
Whipporwill; Unknown; Clay; Black and Mixed;
write for prices.

POTATOES.—Eastern grown; Early Red Bliss; Early
Rose: Irish Cobbler: Peerless; and Lookout

Mountain; €5c pk.; write for quantity prices.

TOMATO.—Earliana, earliest variety; 25c oz.; 1-4 lb. 7dc.
$2.25 Ib.
Chalk’s Early Jewel, 2nd Early, same price:
Redfield Beauty, Acme, Stone and other Stand-
ards; 20c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 60c; $2.00 Ib.
June Pink; 25c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 90c.
Ponderosa, largest of all; 35¢ oz.; 1-4 lb. $1.00.
Walker's New Seedling; finest of all.; plants on-
Ilys Sion W0cs a0 crdoze

TURNIP.—Extra Early White Milan, earliest of alls 10c
oz.; 1-4 lb. 25c; 70c Ib.
Early Flat Dutch; Purple Top” Plat; Skedatap
Globe; White Globe; Yellow Globe; Yellow Aber-
deen; Purple Top Yellow; Ruta Baga; Southern
Prize and Seven Top; 5c oz.; 1-4 lb. 15c; 40c Ib.

SAGE SEEDS.—15c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 50c.

SUNFLOWER SEEDS.—5c 0z.; 10c Ib.

WATSON MELON.

POTATOES, SWEET.—Extra Early Myers; Georgia Su-
ear Yams; Nancy Hall Yams; Pumpkin Yams;
and Southern Queen; 60c pk.; write for quantity
prices.

RHUBARB PIE PLANT.—Roots, 10c each; 75c Dozen
Seed 20c oz.

RADISH SEEDS.—Red Turnip rooted; Long Scarlet and
Black Spanish; 10c oz; 1-4 Ib. 15c; 50c Ib.

RAPE.—Dwarf Essex; 5c oz.; 1-4 lb. 10c; 15c Ib.

SALSIFY OYSTER PLANT.—15c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 35c; $1 Ib.

SPINACH FOR GREENS.—5e oz.: 1-4 lb. 15c; 35c Ib.

SQUASH.—Early Yellow Summer Crookneck Bush; Ear-
ly White Scallop Bush; Perfect Gem Vine Squash
and Hubbard Winter; all 10c oz; 1-4 lb. 20c; 75c
pound.

TOBACCO SEEDS.—Havanna; 10c pkt.; 60c¢ 0z.;
Virginia, 5c pkt.; 25c oz.

TEOSINTE FORAGE PLANT.—10c oz.

PEANUTS.—Spanish, North Carolina and Virginia; 10c
qt.; Larger quantities, 10c Ib.
Large, New Spanish, and Valencia Red; 20c qt.;
pk. 75c.

HERB SEEDS.—Sweet herbs of all kinds; 5c pkt.

BIRD SEEDS.— Canary ——Hemp, Rape and Sunflower; 10c
lb; 3 Ibs. for 25c.

BENE SEEDS.—5c oz.; 1-4 Ib. 15c; 40c Ib.

TERMS STRICTLY CASH.—Remit by Money Orders;
Registered Letter or New York Exchange; 50c¢ or

less may be sent in 1c or 2c postage stamps;

Don’t send checks on your local bank as these cost us

exchange to get cashed.

Prices subject to change without notice.

ATLANTA,

Mark W. Johnson Seed Company, Georgia.