A PAGE OF THOROUGHBRED FIELD SEEDS. 



BUCKWHEAT, Zlntll 



JERUSALEM CORN. ^^^^,7, 



Plant. {See Cut.) Introduced from Pales- 

 tine by a Missionary. One of the surest of 

 ail fora£:e plants for dry countries and sea- 

 sons. <3rrows 4 to 5 feet high, produces 

 many large heads well filled with a valua- 

 ble grain for stock and chicken feed. Choic- 

 est stock seed, postpaid, lb. 25c. By freight 

 or express at buyer's expense, ^bu. 35c, 

 }4 bu. 65c. 



BRAZILIAN FLOUR 



^/-^r^ivT A grand stooling sort; each 

 ^'-'»vl^» kernel produces several stalks, 

 each stalk bears two to three beautiful 

 white ears which make a flour equal to 

 wheat. It produces an immense amount of 

 fodder for feeding stock. Choicest stock 

 seed, postpaid, lb. 25c. By freight or ex- 

 press at buyer's expense, bu. 35c, 34 bu. 

 65c. 



KAFFIR CORN 



• cies of nonsach- 

 arine sorghum, which produces a wonderful 

 amount of grain and fodder. Choicest stock 

 seed postpaid, lb. 25c. By freight or express 

 at buyer's expense bu. 35c, ^ bu. 65c. 



IMILLO MAIZE. IfffelTnir^l 



grain is nice to feed fowls and stock. Choic- 

 est stock seed, postpaid, lb. 25c. By freight 

 or express at buyer's expense, }^ bu. 35c, 

 14 bu. 65c. 



SPECIAL LOWfre^ght^rates 



TO ALL POINTS. 



UJlMHOTH RUSSIAN SUNFLOWER. 



Giant 



- T h e 



greatest buckwheat in the world. Has all 

 the valuabli' cliaracteristics of the .lapa- 

 nose buckwheat, and in addition is earlier 

 and will yield at least i4 more per acre. 

 Don't fail" to include this in your order. 

 Postpaid, lb. 30c. At buyer's expense by 

 freight or express j^' bu. 25c, }4 bu. 40c, X 

 bu. 60c, bu. $1 00. Write for special prices 

 in large quantities. 



mi I CT Buckbee's California Beauty. 

 L,L,C I , The greatest of all the 

 Millet family. It is remarkably luxuriant. 

 The growth is rai)id, and hay cut therefrom 

 of unusual superior quality. It is good for 

 five tons of hay per acre on good soil. Best 

 quality choicest stock seed. Lb., postpaid, 

 35c. At buyer's expense, Jg' bu. 30c, 3^ bu. 

 50c, \.< bu. Sbc, bu. $1.50, 5 bu. $7.00. 



Mil I P?T C*'''*^" One of the best 

 i'llLLtl 1 , varieties. Quick growing 

 and will produce an immense amount of val- 

 uable fodder. It makes the best of hay. 

 Postpaid, lb. 20c. At buyer's expense by 

 express or freight, >4bu.25c,3^bu.40c,bu.75c. 



HUNGARIAN GRASS. Tai7- 



able hay for stock raisers, and yields a good 

 supply. It should be cut when in bloom and 

 the fibre will not be too woody for feeding 

 stock. Postpaid, lb. 20c. At buyer's ex- 

 pense, U bu. 85c, U bu. 40c, }{ bu. 70c, bu. 

 $1.25, 5 bu. $6.00. 



TinriTTHV Buckbee's Reliable. This 

 I il IvJl ni» grass is most commonly 

 cultivf ced for hay, and for that purpose 

 probably surpasses all other grasses in cul- 

 tivation. It makes the best hay for horses 

 and market on the entire list and being 

 early, the grass is well adapted for spring 

 graizing. It is a pei'ennial, and if meadow 

 is kept in good fertility by surface dressing 

 it will bear crops indefinitely. Postpaid, 

 lb. 30c. At buyer's expense, bu. 35c, i{ 

 bu. 65c, bu. $1.90. 



I f\i~\iy' t Farmers and Planters 

 L<\_^VyIx! who reauire large quan- 

 tities of field seeds, 

 please mail me a list of your actual require- 

 ments and I will take pleasure in making 

 you Special Prices, 



CI in A or* A MP Early Amber. This 

 jUKirvtK, \^r\iy variety is suc- 



is 



variety is suc- 

 cessfully grown in our extreme northern 

 latitudes. It may be planted as late as the 

 25th of June, and will be ripe enough to 

 manufacture in September. Three to four 

 pounds are required per acre. Postpaid, lb. 

 20c. At buyer's expense, by freight or ex- 

 press, )4 bu. 25c, 3^ bu. 40c, }4 bu. 75c, bu. 

 $1.25. 



SUGAR CANE, exceedingly val- 

 uable variety, very large, of strong and 

 vigorous habit and does not fall down. It 

 is early and often produces as much as 240 

 gallons of beautifully colored and highly 

 flavored syrup to the acre. Postpaid, lb. 

 20c. At buyer's expense by freight or ex- 

 press, 3^ bu.25c,3^bu.40c, 3^bu. 75c, bu. $1.35. 



SUNFLOWER, ^arTh^JliS 



heads measure 23 inches in diameter and 

 contain a large quantity of seed, which is 

 highly valued by all farmers and breeders 

 who have tried it, as an excellent and cheap 

 food for fowls. They fatten well on it and 

 attain a bright, lustrous plumage and strong 

 healthy condition better than on almost any 

 other food It can be raised cheaper than 

 corn. The stalks when dry make a good 

 bonfire, while the seed heads with seed in, 

 make a better fire than the best hard coal. 

 Four quarts seed will plant an acre. Post- 

 paid, oz. 5c, lb. 20c. By freight or express at 

 buyer's expense, 3^bu.40c,^bu.70c,bu.$2.50. 



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BROOn CORN 



, proved Evergreen. 



The best variety for general cultivation on 

 account of color and quality of brush. It 

 ripens early. Grows about eight to ten feet 

 high. Brush good length, fine and straight. 

 Postpaid , lb. 2()c. By express or freight at 

 pui chaser's expense, bu. 35c, }4 bu. 60c, 

 bu. $1.00, bu. $1.75, 2 bu. $3.00. 



ORCHARD GRASS, atlut^ 



well and grows vigorously in the shade oi 

 trees and thrives well in poor soil. Sow at 

 the rate of three bushels per acre. Post- 

 paid 2.5c. By exi)ress or freight at buyer's 

 expense, }4 bu. 75c, bu. $2.00. 



CLOVERS. 



PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE 

 WITHOUT NOTICE. 



Write for Samples and Special Prices when you 



are in the market to buy in large quantities. 

 I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON EVERY DEAL. 



CRIMSON OR SCARLET. 



Highly recommended for improvement of 

 the soil, and is one of the best for hay and 

 forage. Can be sown at any time during 

 summer. Postpaid, lb. 20c. At buyer's 

 expense, by freight or express, 3^ bu. 70c, 

 U bu. $1.20, }{ bu. $3.20, bu. $3.90. 



A I Qlk'P Hardy, fine for pastures, 

 AL^llvCf. sweet, and makes grand 

 honey. Postpaid, lb. 20c. At buyer's ex- 

 pense, by freight or express, 3^ bu. 90c, 3^ 

 bu. $i;70, }4 bu. $3.20, bu. $5.40. 



MEDIUM RED. sort for forage 



and pasture. Postpaid, lb. 20c. At buy- 

 er's expense, by freight or express, 3^ bu. 

 90c, 3^ bu. $1.65, }4 bu. $2.90, bu. $5.40. 



MAMMOTH RED. fatnuili 



to above, except that it grows larger. Post- 

 paid, lb. 20c. At buyer's expense, by freight 

 or express, 3^ bu. 90c, 3^ bu. $1.65, bu. 

 .$2.90, bu. $5.40. 



ALFALFA OR LUCERNE 



Fine forage for high, dry soil. It roots 

 deep. Postpaid, lb. 30c. At buyer's ex- 

 pense, by freight or express, 3^ bu. 75c, 3^t 

 bu. $1.40, }4 bu. $2.60, bu. $5.00, 



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CLOVER— ALFALFA OR LUCERNE. 



