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Ruta Baga, or Swede. 
Price same .is Turnip. 
Monarch. 
Larjjo, hc;wy cmppcr. 
American Imprcived. 
Srlt:nilicl main crop v.iricty. Heavy yieldcr 
Miscellaneous Farm Seeds 
Australian Salt Brush. 
Price, pkt. lOc, oz., 20c., 1-4 lb. -lOc, lb. 51.85 
prcp.aid. 
Beans — Velvet Bean. 
(Dolchos Miiltifloris)— Pkt. :0c., lb. S-^c, post- 
paid. By frci^-ht or express, pk. 90c., bu. $3.00. 
Soja Bean, or Coffee Bean. 
Price, lart^e pkt. lOc, 1-2 lb. 20c., lb. 35c., post- 
paid. By express or freig-ht, per pk. fl5c., per bu. 
$3.50, baijs included. 
Barley, Success. j 
Price, lb. 20c., 3 lbs. 5.5c., postpaid; pk. 'S'lC, bu. 
S1.25.. 10 bu. Sn.OO. bai;s free, by freight or ex- 
press, lai gc Sample packet mailed free for G cts 
in stamps. 
Buckwheat, Japanese. 
The most productive and earliest variety (1-2 
bu. acre). Price, lb. 20c , 3 lbs. fiOc, postpaid. 
By express or freight, pk. 40c., bu. l.STi, bags 15c. 
each. 
Silver Hull.— Same price as above. 
Broom Corn. 
Price, !h. 25c., postpaid; by express, 10 lbs. 50c., 
50 lbs. 3.25., 100 lbs. 4.00. 
Cow Peas. 
Black.— Pkt. lOc, pt. 20c.. qt. 35c., postpaid. 
Pk. 1.00; bu. 3.25. 
Whippoorwill.— Same price. 
Kaffir Corn. 
White or Red— Each, pkt. 5c., lb. 20c., S lbs 50c., 
postpaid; 10 lbs. 50c., 100 lbs. 3.75, not postpaid. 
Oats. 
Lincoln— Very productive, stands up well, thin 
hull, and very heavy meat, early and apparently 
rust proof. The best oats wc have tried, Bu. 
1.15., 2 bu. or more 1,00 per bu., bags 15c. each 
extra. 
Dwarf Essex Rope. 
A great sheep feed, grows very quickly, may 4.50. 
be sown broadcast, 5 lbs. to acre or in drills nnd 
and cultivated as corn. When sown in drills 2 
lbs. are required per acre. Docs well sown with 
oats, after the oats are harvested the rape will 
make an immense amount of feed. Price, pkt. 
lOc, 1-4 lb. 15c., lb. 28c., postpaid. By freight or 
express, 10 lbs. 75c.. 50 lbs. 3.25; 100 lbs, G.OO. Be 
sure and get the genuine. Bags, t5c. each for 
50 lb. lots and over. 
Milo Maize. 
A variety of sorghum, non-saccharine, grow- 
ing stalks 8 to 10 feet high. It makes its crops in 
very dry seasons. Plant in 3-foot rows, leaving 
one or two plants every 12 inches in the row 
cultivate same as corn; 3 to 5 lbs. per acre. 
White or Yellow. Lb. 20c.. lO lbs. T5e., 5C 
lbs. 3.00., 100 tbs. 5.50. 
The Mammoth Virginia Peanut 
Is the most protitable variety to grow, 
largest pods and kernels of any variety: also 
yields fewer imperfect pods. Pkt. 10c. 1-2 lb. 
20c. lb. 30c. postpaid. 
Spanish Peanut. 
The earliest variety gro\\'n; pods are small 
but remarkably solid and well ulled. Pkt. lOc 
1-4 lb. 12c. lb. 30c. 
Sugar Cane. 
Early Amber.— its early maturity adapts it 
almost to every section. It has given entire 
satisfaction wherever introduced as a profitable 
crop for fodder as well as for sugar-making. 
Pkt. (1-4 lb.) lOc. lb. 20c. postpaid; lOlhs. (JOc. 50 
lbs. 2.50; 100 lbs. 4.50. 
Sunflower. 
Mammoth Russian — Single heads meas- 
ures 12 to 20 inches in diameter and contain an 
immense quantity of seed: an excellent food for 
poultry. Two lbs. of seetl will plant 
Oz. pkt. 5c. 1-2 lb. 12c. lb. 20c. postpaid, 
press 5 lbs. ooc.'lO lbs, OOc. 25 lbs. 1.25 
:i acre. 
Bv ex- 
lo'O lbs. 
Field Corn. 
The Learning. — Large yellow corn, proli- 
l1c, a standard variety in the middle west. Ave- 
rage about 20 rows. Price, 3-bu. lots, 3.00; bu. 
1.40. pk. 45c. If postpaid, pkt. lOc. pt. 20c. qt. 30c 
Dunchan's White Prolific. 
Best corn in cultivation for strong soils, large 
ears, deep grains, will out yield all other varie- 
ties on strong soil. On light soil some smaller 
variety will do better. Price same as Learning- 
Iowa Gold Mine. 
Lars medium size, very deep grained, golden 
yellow in color. Very small cob. 
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