Great $4.00 Collection 
.... OF ... . 
rARM SEEDS. 
For only $4.00 (regular price $6.00) we will .send 
1 BUSHEL BONANZA KINO OATS, 
1 BUSHEL GREAT WESTERN CORN, 
1 PECK EARLY WONDER WHEAT. 
■vvhicli many of the wide-awake farmers have discovered. It is this, keep up 
with the times, that Is, get the best there is. You always want the most im- 
proved plow or rake, and you should be just as careful" with your oats. Im- 
provements are made right along In all kinds of seeds. The Bonanza King has been care- 
proved for several years, until it now stands at the hea<l with a record that has never been 
equaled. Price, lb. 40c, 3 lbs. 81.00, postpaid; by freight or express, pk. 81.00. K bu. 
81.50, bu. $2.50, bag (2H bu.) 85.00, lO bu. 818.60. . p » ww, » «u. 
Welcome.— A good old variety that has stood the test of lime. A vigorous grower and pro- 
ductive. Lb. 2Sc, postpaid; by freight or express, pk. 40c, bu. 81-25, bag 82.50. 
Pride of America.— .Said to be one of the best of recent introduction. Hea^T yielder- straw 
stiff, gi-ain large and plump. Certainly worthy of a trial. Lb. 26c, postpaid: bv'freieht 
or expre.s.s, pk. 50c, bu. 81.50, bag 83.50, f j » 
Wide-A wake.— Extensively grown in all sections; originated In New York state Very pro" 
ductive and of fine appearance. Lb. 25c, postpaid; by freight or express, ok. 40c. bu* 
81.25, bag 82.50. 
. . . "BROnUS INERHIS," THE GREAT FORAGE GRASS OF RUSSIA . . . . 
.P°h.!l!fln*°?i?fri!r/.iSLf*°?.^.®^'^.'l'??..l^^ productiveness the well-known Alfalfa, and succeeds in droueht-strlcken dis- 
Tividtials, but by 
■ \ stations in the 
Experimental Grass Station, Garden City, Kansas, says: " We have grown 'Bromus luermis' successfullv, and think it is to be the comtoir wass 
for the and regions of the W est. Sow it about the first of April, and about twenty-Uve pounds per acre " it is to oe tne coming grass 
'-'^"mA am cl?nvue Y^'^ distrfcts.ever discovered ; not on'ly is the grass for drj- sections but it can be raised on almost 
iVi,^?^ climate. It being a native of Russia makes it particularly desirable for our Northwest; and it is adapted to such states 
Br to «lV^T5?,s''stood on fhfiinl";.*.' f T """"r^ to drought Description.-It originated in Kussia^anris rt^omraeSded o^ 
II ^."„,„'l"^,^;?,i'''i?£2?^.!''S?l^™^^^^^ %vhere the dry, sterile nature of the country and the long-continued droughts 
all kinds of soil, and in any climate 
as Texas, Colorado 
account of the manner 
make so many plants snccumb. 
For $i.oo we wHI send postpaid i lb. each BONANZA KING OATS, GREAT WESTERN CORN, EARLY WONDER WHEAT. 
