Bucktee's Celebrated Corn. 



BUCKBEE'S COLOSSAL. 



Ihavemade a specialty for years of raising, carefully harvest- 

 ine, band sorting, fire drying, curing' and preparing for planting 

 purposes Buckbee's Pedigree Seed Corn. I wish to particularly 

 emphasize the fact tliat niV coin is grown asfarnorth as practical 

 In attaining the highest degree of perfection. Do not be misled by buying cheap, inferior s'.ocif, but send direct to the grower, thereby making 

 sure of your crop. I cannot urge j-ou too strongly to order at once,"and have your order shipped either by freight or express, therebv 

 saving excessive charges. Remember that I prepay charges on quarts. Qua'nticies of K- S • bu. or more, will be shipped by freight 

 at buyer's expense. Prices include bags for shipping. I hold that my seed will grow with more vigor, be earlier, return larger crops, 

 and in each and every particular be superior to seed produced elsewhere. These points alone make my seed cheap at couble the price 

 asked. Even so, is it not better to pay a fair figure and know you are right, than take chances on southern and eastern seed as a gift. 



It is the largest grained corn known. Grains average over half an inch in width. Very prolific, 

 stalk bears from one to three ears with positively no barren stocks. Ears are larger than the 

 average, with rows of yellow grain perfectly regular and straight, well filled out at both ends. Cob small, when compared with size 

 of ear, and red. The remarkable feature of the cob is its hardy or woody nature. A load of these cobs used as fuel will burn as long 

 .as two from common varieties. The grain is the best for fattening purposes, being very soft and easily masticated bv stock, hence a 

 much larger per cent, is readily assimilated than of other variecies. The intermodes or joints of the plant are very st^ort. Leaves or 



blades are very wide, specimens having measured eight inches in width. Plant does not 

 grow very tall, about nine feet, but is very luxuriant, in fact we are of the opinion that it 

 will out yield in point of fodder all the well known ensilage sorts. So far we &a6 it out- 

 yields all other sorts in point of grain and at the same time produces more fodder than 

 other varieties. This corn was produced by hybridizing a very large type of yellow Dent 

 and the largest obtainable type of Flint, and by careful selection and "breeding the flinty 

 nature was discarded and a type fixed. This" has taken many years of persistent effort 

 and has resulted in a corn with the largest grain, the largest ear, the hardest cob and the 

 most luxuriant fodder plant existing. Being a luxuriant rapid grower it shades the ground 

 early in the season, thus conserving the moisture, enabling it to withstand drought better 

 than any other. In season of maturity it is about the same as the " Leaming," and may 

 be termed a 110 day variety. A peculiar feature of this corn is that the grain is ripe 

 enough to crib while the knob and fodder are yet green. Those who feed the corn plant 

 entire, or use it as silage will appreciate thisinerit. Have you decided to change that old 

 worn out stock you have been planting for vears. and plant the best new corn in existence 

 —BUCKBEE'S COLOSSAL— this year? Don't wait. Notwithstanding tbe scarcity of seed 

 I have decided to place Buckbee's Colossal on the market at the following low prices; 

 price to one and all as long as mv stock seed lasts. Bv express or freight at buver's 

 expense, qt. 35c, postpaid; 3^ bu. S'Oc. X bu. 9Dc, bu. "$1.50, bu. $2.50, 2}^ bu. $6.00. 

 No charge for bags. 



BUCKBEE'S EARLY GOLD MINE— After years of careful selection I am able to offer this 

 magnificent variety of field corn, a great improvement over the celebrated Pride of the 

 North. Owing to the care with which it has been grown and selected, it is without a 

 rival on the market, and if anything, my stock is better 



this year than last, owing to the careful personal attention PI^Tl't Gold MlTlG 

 which I have given it. Thisgrandestof all early varieties j Vi i lu 

 generally makes a crop in ninety days or less from time of ^flU ITl^KC MOnGV. 



planting, therefore it can be safely planted up to the 



middle of June and still make ripe corn about the middle of September. Magnificent 

 yielder, generally having two good sized ears to the stalk, with good sized, long and oily 

 kernels, closely set, smaU cob well filled out to the end ; of a rich golden color. Postpaid 

 qt, 25c. By freight or express at buyer's expense, 3^ bu. 30c, bu. 50c, }4 t>ti- 80c, bu. 

 S1.50, 2 bu. $3.75. 10 bu. or more at $1.25 per bu. 



BUCKBEE'S "GREAT WESTERN" YELLOW DENT— Certainly the earliest, largest yellow 

 Dent corn in existence. In this handsoqie, new, yellow Dent corn, we certainly have a 

 valuable and long sought for variety, possessing earliness combined with ears of very 

 large size; it is well suited to nearly all climates, being suitable for all soils, grows large 

 ears and is very early. The "Great Western" will yield thirty per cent, more corn than 



any other variety now in cultivation ; growing six to seven 

 ThP fifA/ll'P^I' Pnt*n f^et hleh bearing lars-e fine ears 9 to 12 inches long and weU 

 lilt viitaitoi. \>uiu gj^g(j ^0 ^]jg jip. 16 to IS rowed ears often two inches in 

 ■for Profit. diameter, with small cob: grains large, long. flat and closely 



set together, solidly filling the entire surface of the ear; it 

 is deeply dented, and of a golden yellow color. Ont shells and out yields all others. 

 After the com is husked the stalks generally remain in fine growing condition and will 

 make an exceptionally valuable forage crop." Choice stock seed, postpaid, qt. 25c. By 

 freight or express at buyer's expense, bu. 30c, bu. 50c, bu, 80c, bu. $1.50. 2 bu. 

 $2.75, 10 bu. or more $1.25 per bushel. 



BUCKBEE'S "GREAT WESTERN" WHITE DENT— A fitting .companion to the above most 



magnificent variety. Is unquestionably the largest grained with a small cob of any 

 white com ever introduced. Stalks generally bear two good ears each and occasionally 

 three. It yields splendid crops on light soil. It is sure to 

 become universally popular throughout the country. All 

 ears are uniform and well filled out, and will make sixty 

 pounds of shelled com to the bushel. You will make no 

 mistake in planting this splendid varietv of WTiite Dent. 



Choicest stock seed, postpaid , q t. 25c. B"y freight or express, purchaser paying charges, 

 ^ bu. 30c, 3^ bu. 50c, }i bu. 80c, bu. $1.50, 2 bu. $2.75, 10 bu. or more$1.25 per bushel. 



Very Best White 

 on Record. 



buckbeb's great ■vtestern DBOT. 



WESTERN YELLOW DENT— Certainly one of the most magnificent varieties. Deep, large 

 grain with small cob : ripens and matures within 100 days of good com weather. It is a 

 mammoth yielder. having yielded over 100 bushels of shelled com to an acre. Choicest 

 stock seed," postpaid, qt. 2dc. Bv freight or express, purchaser paying charges, bu. 

 25c, H bu. 40c, H bu. 70c, bu. $1.25, 2 bu. $2.25, 10 bu. or more $1.00 per bushel. 



WESTERN WHITE DENT— Of a beautiful pearly white color; 16 to 20 rowed, large grained 



medium size cob and magnificent large ears. Choicest stock seed, postpaid, qt. 20c. By 

 freight or express, purchaser paving charges, bu. 25c. H bu. 40c, }4 bu. 70c, bu. 

 2 bu. $2.25, 10 bu. or more $1.00 p'er bushel. 



IMPROVED PRIDE OF THE NORTH, or GOLDEN cDENT CORN— Magnificent Dent variety. 

 Generally matures in less than 90 days, from time of planting. The stalk is short and 

 thick and produces two large ears. "Choicest stock seed, postpaid, qt. 20c. By freight 

 or express, purchaser payfng charges, 3« bu. 25c, }4 t>u. 40c, ^ bu. 70c, bu. $1.25, 2 bu. 

 $2.25, 10 bu. or more at $i.O0" per bushel. 



THE NEW LEAMING— Great improvement over original Leaming com. Ears of good size, 

 and low down, always two good --ars or more to the stalk, bearing twenty rows of deep 

 grains of a rich golden color ; very small, red cob. It matures reasonably early. Choice 

 stock seed, postpaid, qt. 20c. Bv freight or express, purchaser paying charges, 3^ bu. 

 25c, ^ bu. 40c. X bu. 70c, bu. $1.25. 2 bu. $2.25, 10 bu. or more, $1.00 per bushel. 

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