Charles Bessey, Letters, 1885-1887

do not think of now will come up as I continue my collection, and I shall be glad to have you snwer them.

I am very truly, B. J. Blythe.

P[?] of L. [Brown?]. Set Mexican plants $5.00 May 25, 1885. Paid by self.

University of Kansas Department of Modern Languages.

Lawrence, Nov. 10th 1885

Dear Sir:

If you have not already done so will you kindly fix upon two of the following dates, either of which would suit you for your lecture here: Jan. 12th or 19th Feb. 9th or 16th, March 2nd, 9th, or 16th, April 13th or 20th. Furthermore will you give the subject of your lecture? Of course you will let us know long enough beforehand by what train to expect you.

An early answer to the first two questions will oblige.

Yours Respectfully, W. H. Carruthers Chair Lecture Comm Lawrence Ks

Prof. Bessey, Lincoln, Neb.

Feb 16th or Feb 9th

"Some Problems in Botany"

Phila. 8/13 1885

Dear Prof. Bessey

Yours is rec'd. Your proposition as to the botany is excellent, and will be carried out so far as this [?] of the line is concerned.

I concur fully in your remarks as to advertising. I sent your letter to McCalla & Stavely to reinforce my own requests of a similar kind.

Hoping to meed you at Ann Arbor

I am yours truly, Edwd. D. Cope