Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-26
AS Expected
The Oldest, Best and Standard Irvine
Binders Still Triumphantly
Successful!

Mr. lanes Deering who Il In Texas for the pur-
pose Of putting machines 70 the severest test pos
isble, telegraphs as follows, for my Information,
aBd not for advertising purposes;
TELEGRAMs.
DALLAS, Tex, May 5, 1882.
Ear as tesla 70. see no faults"
Mr.. II. A. MAXWELL one Of my men, writes from
Waco Texas, un er date May 3. 1881:
Il have now started six 1882 Irvine Binders,
faction. enclosed please Aud the opinions OF
'O"f'' coKE PosrorFIcK. Texas, May 2, 1882.
MI, wn. pEEaNs, Chicago. ns,-pssr Siri
Mr.. A. Hinehman, your agent at Waco, Texas, IL
perfection ITSELF for had IL brains Of it's own II
seems II could not possibly do any better, We
started the machine, and the first three-quarteT
day we cut about IA acres, doing perfect work.
can handle my machine with one less horse than
any other machine, and do better work. ! am
fully satisfied that u IA the best machine manu-
ctured In iact IeOuld not BE- better pleased, and
with my limited experience, am willing 10 cut
with any other machine Ia the hsld; cup,,
X. N. MITCHELL.
WAxAHATcmE. Texas, May .. 1882.
Have been very busy this week starting Bind
ers; all have started we'll aud done good work.
The new parts all work we'll We started one In
The place Of Marsh Whitney; she has cut be-
tween 40 aud so aud Is we'll pleased with IL.
The agent here will put out thirty Binders. Crops
=" '"'' Rsspeclfails yours, GEO. NJ WINTER.
COMANcHE SPRIE0s. May 1882.
MR WM DKKkIN0. Chicago, Ills, Dear Sir
Having purchased one Of your Deering Isine
Binders Of A. Hinehman, your agent at Waco,
Texas, I take pleasure Ia aging 10 you that am
/ more than satisfied with Its simplicity aud per
feet working. | am fully convinced that II u, by
/ far the best machine In the fields OF 81. had
/ a Mccormick machine cut my grain last year, un,
til was satisfied that IL was an actual ALLURE and
/ a damage 20 me. aud l believe your Binder 10 b
cradle. Yours respectfully, J. l. MeKELvAIN.
| We, the undersigned, having witnessed IN
/ working OF the above mentioned machine, both Ia
| ripe and green grain, fully believe Il 10 he tn
| best machine made Tor the purpose OF harvesting
grain, and we fully concur In the above statement
Very respectfully yours
J. q MekELNAIN,
ELLIS JONES.
MAITLAND. Texas, Nay l. 1854
| Mn. WM. DKERIN0, Chicago. Ills,
| Dear Sir. IarriVsd here Sunday night Mon
DAY found great excitement. Our agent, Mr.
has made arrangements 20 give our machine ties
In held Of green oats thought hsa see
About my farmers were present. l had no troubl
whatever. The farmers insisted on the Marsh
whitney, Buckeye, and Osblrne trying H. Inc
'''"''@' WI. DURHAM
LATEsr TELEGRAAs.
Deering Keeper has cut Sixteen acres spiehaioly
One Harvester and Binder has cut any acre
nothing svsn worn except clips q nprp,Na
WACO, Texas, May II, 1881.
Deering Light Reaper worked we'll all day on ca
tremsly rough ground nothing broke S,rpp,No
Not nult has disclosed itself 10 our Texas ear
lv harvest tests The Deering Intends 70 still lea
the van. as 10 Is universally Acknowledged oy a
, unpreludiced Judges ID has heretofore done.
n. 10. ALBRIGHT, stanford, KY
. 4O-lm-eOt Agent ior Lincoln Count