CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, PLANTS, BULBS AND FRUITS. 
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.DESCRIPTION OF EARLY WONDER. 
This, toother with Oats and Corn, is th« f eatest l^^^^-^il^^g,-i°rc.nti 
no bright, intelligent man who wj"*.?, V° Our Early 
extra that he has to pay fp/„^'"f^'i"y/?jyS^tV^^ a" the dif- 
Wonder Wheat is the result of years of testing- an^^^^ e ^^^.^^ 
ferent varieties which have been off^^^^ ^^^.j ff„it 
this wheat was selected, ana las dbbu '"^^ ^ uj-u i„ time take the place of 
with the feeling: that we have secured fj^Sfos\^volifir heaviest and finest 
all other varieties. It has proven to J'e the most pi oiinc ne^^^ fa?mer who U 
milling wheat ever offered and ms 18 enough to r^ J 
a wheat grower. Its being grown luryciiio u j,, make it the most de- 
hardinesi. ^ This, with "s heavy ytelds and >t« earUn^ess. wui mane it^ 
sirable variety for all sections of America, ir yo a f^"' »*^^ Wheat, Bonanaa 
ifn*'|5l°traVd'^aTarn g°o?u?t^e\°liJeWa^^"c%J^?ing firm favorites. 
FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY -EARLY WONDER" SHOULD BE 
SOWN BY EVERY FARMER IN AHERICA. 
1. If. the heaviest yielding -heat in the world. 2^ It's Pe^'-^otlVj^l'-'^fy 
!?Si^LIXe"oh*?ic%"snruV°a"nd fs th^Ue^jn^^^^^^^^ 
crease your crops and X°'>„^°"2°'°°7iS«/ 30c 4 Ibl $1 OoT postpaid ; by 
freilJfo^'exp're'st?!!.. t?crH'LS£*$^0°0, bus°h^.'* 1.75, bag (2V.bush.) .A 2^ 5 bush. 
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Agricultural reports from the Northwest confirni that Lucerne 
successful in this territory, and that it is one of the greatest 
orage plants in cultivation. Under proper management it will 
■leld twelve tons to the acre. All classes of stock are exceedingly 
ond of it. Horses will do more work and keep in finer condition 
han on almost any other food. It makes the largest quantity of 
he richest milk and butter. The roots are so Iodk and growsodecp 
rost cannot heave or throw them out in the winter. One sowing -will 
tand for ten years, and instead of impoverishing the soil, enriches it. 
\t a fertilizing and land-enriching crop it has no equal. It is 
■erUy making the desert blossom like the rose. Grows on the 
hinnest sandy soil, and thrives in the greatest drouth. The best method 
9 to so w broadcast about 15 pounds per acre where the land is in good 
ondition, but on very weedy land or clean gravel or sand that is very 
K)or, put about three pounds more. You cannot get any crop from it 
he first year, but do not get discouraged if the plants are on an average 
if ten inches apart, little slim single stems, about four or six inches nigh, 
roar orosoect is good that you will get four tons per acre next year, and 
thenext itwill be asgood 
as ever it will, and stand 
ALFALFA OR WONDER CLOVER.] 
that way for ten years. 
It is best to sow with _ . , »^ 
grain Oats are the best. (Try Bonanza King Oats.) Thus yon 
will lose no time but can have a crop from your land every year. 
In fact it does better to have it shaded when young. Sow at the 
same time that vou do spring grain. Price extra cleaned seed, 
lb. 30c, 3 lbs. 85o. postpaid: by express or freight, lb. ZOc, 
15 lbs. (enough for one acre) $2.00, bu. $7 50. j ^ . 
NOTICE— Prices may be lower when you are ready to buy 
Alfalfa, and we wish you would write us before placing large 
orders. 
MAMMOTH RUSSIAN SUN FLOWER. 
Excellent for fowls and as an egg producing food it is un- 
equaled. This is the largest and heaviest yielding variety that can 
be grown. The leaves make good fodder and the stocks are used 
for fuel. Per oz. 5o, per lb. 20e, 3 lbs 60o postpaid; by ex- 
press or ft-elght, lO lbs. 75c, lOO lbs. »4.60. 
CHAHPION BARLEY. 
A carefully improved Barlev with large, heavy , well filled heads. 
Straw bright, strong and not apt to lodge even on rich land. An 
immense yielder and one that is certain to give perfect satisiac 
tion. Per lb. 25c, postpaid; by express or fipeight, pk. 6O0, 
bu. $1.60. 
