B Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. 



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CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS «**——■ 



h encouraged. We find that 



\\ rite far 

 ".peciul l'ri e« I 



We are paving more artentioi - nr business now than ever, and 



the fannlns elem rticle and want the best Our endeavor has been to buy the best and sol ihesameattn 



e Western Clover Seed, whioli we nsk \outo inspect, knowing tha 

 rest and quality - 



CriHftSOn Clover. — An annual : grows i to 2 feet : bright, 



- irlet flower; suitable for bay or pasture. 

 Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.— Suitable ton 



stnre ones set in this grass will last a 

 life time, and give abundince of rich, sweet food for 



Bed 1<>|>. ..1 Herd <.r.i-- Seed. -Hard; and much 



liked in damp. I row anywhere ; fine for 



Orchard Grass, Has never been duly appreciated 

 re or hay it has no superior 

 comes early and can luring a sea- ■ 



stanes dry weather better than most any other sort of grass 



CRIMSON CLOVER. 



\Vhit<- Duteh (lover.— The best variety for lawns, as 

 it forms a close herbage, and remains green throughout 

 the season ; it also affords excellent food for bees. We offer 

 highest grades of seeds only. Per pound, 30 cents. By 

 mail, 38 cents per pound. 



Medium Clover Seed.— One of the most valuable 

 farm crops, for pasture and hay, or for turning under. Any 

 farm growing good crops of clover will not depreciate. 



Sapling, OT Mammoth (lover.— Grows much larger 

 and lasts longer than the common clover. 



VUike. — A tall-growing, white clover, specially recom- 

 mended for dairy farms. 



Alfalfa. — Much used in the West ; can be cut three or 

 four times in a season : very heavy cropper. 



Timothy Grass Seed.— Needs no description. We 

 handle in quantity. 



OK< II MCI) GB ».SS. 



TIMOTHY 



