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CLOVER and GRASS SEED 



Ivxtra Cleaned 

 Hisjh-Grade 



We are paying more attention to this inivH>rt..iiit hrauch oi our l>u,-.iin.j.^ now ih.m ever, and are much encouraged. We find 

 that the farming element appreciate a goo<l article and want the best. Our endeavor has been to buy the best and sell the same 

 at the lowest market price. We have just gotten in a carload of choice Western Clover Seed, \yhich we ask you to inspect, know- 

 ing that your juilgment is gocxl. Our price we guarantee as low as the lowest, and quality as higli as the highest. 



Medium Clever Seed.— One of the most valuable 

 L\rm crops for p;»sture and hay, or for turning under. Any 

 f.irni growing go«,^l crops of clover will not depreciate. 



Alfalfa. Much usetl in the West; can be cut three or four 

 tunes in .» se.i>«in: very heavy cropper. 



Sapling or Mamihotli Clover.— Grows much 

 I.irger ami lasts longer than the common clover. 



Wllite Dutch Clover.— The l>est variety for lawns, 

 as it forms a close herliage, and remains green throughout the 

 season; it also affords excellent fooil for bees. We offer high- 

 est grades of seeils only. Per pound, 25 cents. By mail, ^^.'^ 

 cents per pound. 



Crimson Clover 



Crimson Clover. — .\n annual of very decided merits, 

 proflucing a very early, abundant hay crop, and the roots have 

 to a marked degree the property of absorbing nitrogen from the 

 atmosphere, therebv improving the land, 



Cahoon Hand Broadcast Seeder 



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Orchard Grass 



Orchard C^rans has never been appreciated in this 

 locality. For pasture or ha.\ it has no superior; comes early 

 and can be cut twice during a season; withstiintls dry weather 

 better than most any other sort of grass. 



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

 menrled for dairy farms, 



Kentucky Blue Orass Seed.— Suitable to most any 

 sort of soil. .\ pasture once set in this grass will last a life- 

 time, and give abundance of rich, sweet food for .stock. 



Red Top or Herd Orass Seed.— Hardy and much 

 liked in damp, low lands, Ijut will grow anywhere; fine for 

 grazing. 



Timothy Crass Seed.— This is the most valuable of 

 all the grasses for hay, especially in the North. Thrives best 

 on moist, loamy soil.s', of medium tenacity. It should be cut 

 just when the blos.stmi falls. Sow early in the spring or fall. 



millet, Oerman or Golden.— An improved variety, 

 medium early, growing three to five feet high. The heads, 

 though numerous, are very large and compact. The seeds are 

 contained in rough, bristly .sheaths, and are round, golden 

 yellow, and beautiful in appearance. 



Early Amber Sorghum.— Furnishes a large yield of 

 most nutritious forage, which can be fed either green or cured, 

 and will yield two or three cuttings a year, stooling out thicker 

 each time it is cut. 



For sowmg any gram or grass 

 seed. Is the guaranteed standard 

 seed sower of the world. It has 

 positive accurate feed and saves 

 money in time and seed. 



PRICE, $3 00. 

 BOLGIA^iO'S LA^-X .^O^WER, 12-in., #2.25; 14-in 



Gem Broadcast Seed Sower. 



It will sow wheat, rye, oats, rice, flax, 

 millet, turnip seed, clover seed, grass 

 seed, including light grasses; in fact, all 

 kinds of .seed, broadcast. Also plaster, 

 fertilizer, salt, ashes, etc. 



PRICE, $1.(jO. 

 $2.50; i6-in., 5^2.75. 



