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Corn 
MaU. Wehchkom. Maiz. 
J®" Our Sied Oom is all Eattem grown and will be found of the highest grade of quality and germinaling povier. 
One pound will plant one hundred hills ; eight pounds will plant one acre. Plant in hills three feet apart 
each way, covering about half an inch, and thin out to three plants to a hill. Field varieties should be planted 
four feet apart each way ; hoe and cultivate frequently. 
Sweet or Sugar Corn 
Lb. 
10« Ita. 
Black Mexican. 
Sweet and desirable for family use ; when dry the kernels are black, but 
the corn, when in condition for the table, cooks re- 
markably while and is not excelled in tenderness by 
any other sort $0 10 $7 00 
Early Crosby. One of the best early sorts ; of dwarf 
liabit, good-sized ears 
Karly Minnesota. Small ears of excellent quality ; 
very productive 
Extra-Early Cory. Very early; good-sized ears, large 
kernels 
Hickox Improved. From one to two weeks earlier 
than Evergreen ; has a large attractive ear with 
wliite cob and grain and remains in condition for use 
a long time 
Late Mammoth. The largest variety grown ; excellent 
for market 
Very early ; large size ; succulent 
10 8 00 
10 8 00 
10 9 00 
10 7 CO 
10 7 00 
Perry's Hybrid, 
and tender . . . . 
STOWELL'S EVERGREEN AND EARLY 
MINNESOTA. 
Stabler's Early. Of larger size than usual for the early 
kinds. It is remarkable for fine flavor, sweetness and 
earliness, and is desirable for canning 
Stowell's Evergreen. The best and one of the sweet- 
est; ears large, remaining green longer than any 
other variety 
10 S 00 
le s 00 
10 S 00 
Field Corn 
Lb. 
100-lbs. 
$6 00 
Dakota Dent. The earliest variety grown ; a superior selection $0 08 
Kansas King. A new variety of medium high and very strong stalks, generally bearing two 
ears to the stalk ; the grains are white and very large, while the cob is small like Hickory 
King; the ears weigh heavy, averaging nearly one pound each, and have ten to fourteen rows 09 7 50 
ImproTOd Learning. {Yellow Dent.) Ears of good size, cob red and small with a deep large 
grain of bright yellow ; very early and does well on land where other varieties of Dent 
com often fail 08 6 00 
Pride of the North. A very early golden Dent variety ; short, well-filled ears, twelve to 
sixteen rowed 
Yellow Flint. Produces large, handsome ears; very prolific 
Fop Corn, Rice. Well-known varietyj; used for parching 
Pop Corn, White Fearl. An improvement on the old white 
08 
08 
07 
06 
7 00 
5 50 
6 00 
5 00 
Corn=5aiad or Fetticus 
ifache. 
Stechaalat. 
Canonigos, 
One ounce will sow sixty feet of drill. Mellow, rich soil, in a rather open situation, is desirable. Tlte 
drills should be six inches apart and very shallow, not more than a quarter of an inch deep. Thin the plants 
to four inches in the row, and keep well cultivated. 
Oz. %-\\>. Lb^ 
Large Seeded. The best variety for general use $0 10 $0 25 $0 75 
