...growing in rich woods, and the only one of the dogwoods with alternate leaves. All the dogwoods flower during the last week of May and the first week of June, and all may be successfully cultivated. 47. WOLPBERRY (Symphoricarpos occidenlalis Hk.). A low shrub,...

...common in the deep woods. Its specific name is misleading, as it is not by any means few-flowered. During the last week of May and the first week of June the hills are bright with patches of the crimson " fire pink", Silene Virginica, L., associated with...

...Sometimes I go alongside of a boy who has not passed, and teach him. practically to do as I do. In the last week of May, and the first week of June, 1870, I got four boys to swim in one lesson each, and three others in two, three, an4 four lessons respectively....

...request of Mr. ST Tupper, president of the chamber of commerce of the city. He reported that there was no perceptible improvement in this channel, notwithstanding...During the last week of May and the first week of June, 1876, a limited number of current-observations were made in Beach Channel, for the purpose of obtaining...

...reported that there was no perceptible improvement in this channel, notwithstanding Mr. Maillefert'* dredge-steamer had then been at work nearly a year....During the last week of May and the first week of June, 1876, a limited number of current-observations were made in Beach Channel, for the purpose of obtaining...

...destroyed most easily when in the immature stage, two or more thorough sprayings with kerosene-emulsion during the last week of May and the first week of June will so reduce the pests that very little injury is to be feared for the rest of the season. The emulsion...

...destroyed most easily when in the immature stage, two or more thorough sprayings with kerosene-emulsion during the last week of May and the first week of June will so reduce the pests that very little injury is to be feared for the rest of the season. The emulsion...

...during the other days, except that when the mud was very deep they were all confined to their stalls. During the last week of May and the first week of June some of the pigs were used for classroom judging, but an equal number was always taken from each lot...

...BY LOUIS H. PORTER. THE spring of 1907 was abnormally cold and backward. The prevailing temperature during the last week of May and the first week of June was about the same as we usually expect the middle of April. While vegetation was somewhat backward,...

...as a whole and records the dates and localities studied by four observers. Briefly, all observers, during the last week of May and the first week of June, report that in central and southern Kansas parasitizedj,bugs were abundant, living green bugs few,...