The Washington critic., 1888-02-04

which the cotton and which thrown
machine that this cotton will pounds
worth S and will double the value of the Gotten Seed for oil
poses the annual production Cotton Seed about three and
onehaf million the value of such machine readily
be This being the doubt that there will be
demand for a machine of this kind
THE CRAWFORD COTTON-SEED CLEANER
Does just what have described does expense
81 That will s4 worth of cotton which is thrown
away, and will double Cotton
One Dollar These facts which proving every
day by the the machines practical operation plantations
South. following g-named gentlemen
chine practical operation and to whom reer
General G. NJ. SHELLEY, Fourth Auditor Treasury,
General W. S. ROsECRANS, Register Treasury.
General B. w. GREEN, Treasury Department
Colonel L. N. r. DAWSON, Educational Bureau.
Major S. A. JONAS, Interior Department.
Professor E. v. RILEY, u s. Ent.
Hon. A. G. DAVIDSON Of Alabama.
Hon. p T. GLASS of Tennessee.
General NJ c. NEIGs Supervising Architect Pension Building
Colonel JOHN N. MACODB, u s. A.
Hon. N. c. BLANCHARD of Louisiana.
+. o. NIcCLEARY, esq.
w. H. LAMAR ESQ.,
Some of these gentlemen stockholders in the company
which the machine, but many them have interest in it
whatever their general interest in the agricultural develop
of the Southern States.
This valuable machine is the property the
AMERICAN COTToN-sEED COMPANY,
And fully protected procured with appreciation
the value the invention and importance of the industry be
developed by its The machine has been thoroughly tested
practical scale and has teen carefully examined by expert
chanics and assured and undoubted
The policy of the to sell the machines at price
that will of manufacture
its introduction and in addition to this price demands royalty
One Dollar each cleaned by the machine. The
planter gladly the of the machine and the royalty as by
ne OF
the his seed per
While it is profitable TO the planter the machine, it is
also profitable the have him The capacity of
the fully per day machine WILL there
FORE royalties at least every The company
machines in operation that earning this royalty day
are operation plantations
of the Calhoun Land Company Arkansas and whom would
refer.
Two hundred machines in use will earn one hundred thou
dollars every This would enable the
cent dividend its capital stock The company
have fully 500 machines operation for the Of 1885, and will
the income of the $500 year. The Der of
machines which the orders and have operation
THE AMERICAN CoTToNsEED COMPANY,
the of this machine organized under the laws of New
Jersey and under the direct supervision of Mr. Robert L. Harrison
of New York. attorney who director of the company as
well its counselor AS there be who do know of
thecharacter and fessonal standing Mr. Harrison
olowingnamed gentlemen in Washington be referred
Hon. RANDOLPH TUCKER,
Hon. JOHN W. DANIEL
LINDEN KENT, ESQ.,,
HENRY WISE GARNETT ESQ.,
JOHN SELDEN, esq.,,
Hon. BOURKE COCHRAN,
Hon. ISIDOR RAYN0R.
The company capitalized SloOoOO divided into 10000
800 each The stock full paid and -asseae For
the purpose securing capital for cug purposes the
pany offering limited number of its shares Of stock $50
share the par being $780, subscribing stock
with the full affairs of the company
good hands and will be well and economical conducted and that
they are securing stock fir which all doubt has been eliminated
will give good tho investment will
in value each The DIS the conf
people New York who know them evidenced by
numbering among stockholders, others
Mr. r. Edwards president the Bank the
of New York Mr. W Dunon, cashier of the Corbn Banking
Coz Mr. A. w. Peters chairman of the Consolidated Stock
change who also director of the company well
and The price of the stock will be increased
the shall have Secured capital sufficient build the
first eco machines every believe this
will lie reached in very few days
this advertisement bear in mind that the
made herein correct and stand ready
them Parties wishing further information subscribe for
stock call upon
MIR. r. II. WIIES.
At the Office of w. H. LAMAR Esq,