The Washington critic., 1888-02-03

There on every Cotton pounds cotton
which the cotton gins which
machine that this cotton will pounds
worth $4 and will double the value the Gotten pu
poses AS the annual production Cotton Seed
oneha million TONS the value of such machine readily
be This being the doubt that there wbea
demand for machine of this kind
THE CRAWFORD CoTToN-sEED CLEANER
Does just what have described and does expense
81 That is it will $4 worth Of cotton which thrown
away and will double the value of toni Cotton Seed at
One Dollar These facts which proving every
day the of the machines practical operation plantations
in the South The foowngnamed gentlemen have the
chine in practical operation, any
General c. NJ. SHELLEY, Fourth Auditor, Treasury.
General W. s. RosECRANs Register Treasury. a''
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. c. DAVIDSON of Alabama
Hon. p. +. GLASS of Tennessee
General NJ C. ME1Gs Supervising Architect Pension Building,
Colonel JOHN N MACOMB, U. sA.
Hon. N c. BLANCHARD of Louisiana.
F. o. McCLEARY esq.,
W. II. LAMAR, esq.
Some of these gentlemen stockholders company
which own the machine but many them have interest in it
whatever except their interest in the agricultural develop
of the Southern States.
This valuable machine is the property Of the
AMERICAN CoTToN-EED COMPANY,
And fully protected by patents procured with full appreciation
of the value of the Invention and importance Of the industry
developed by its The machine thoroughly
practical scale and has been carefully examined by
chanics and undoubted
The policy of the is to sell the machines
that will the
its introduction addition price royalty
One Dollar each ton of seed cleaned by the machine The
planter gladly the price OF the machine and the royalty as by
its use he "a worth of cotton from each seed and in
creases the value Of his cotton seed 100 per
While it is profitable the planter the machine
also profitable company to have him it, The capacity Of
the machine fully tons day and each machine WILL
FORE royalties at least $500 The company
machines earning day.
The machines referred operation the plantations
of the Calhoun Land Company in Arkansas and
hundred use will earn one hundred thou
sand dollars every year This would enable the TO nav
per cent dividend its capital stock. The company expect
have fully 500 machines operation for the crop 1885, will
increase the number as fast as possible as each machine sold in
ereaes the income of the $500 The Der
machines which the company have orders for and have operation
exceeds so at the present time.
THE AMERICAN ooTToN-sEED COMPANY,
the of this machine organized under the laws of New
Jersey and under the direct supervision Mr. Robert Harrison
Of New York. attorneyaaw who director company
Its AS there may be some who do not know OF
the character and fession standing Of Mr. Harrison Of the
folowingnamed gentlemen in Washington be referred
Hon. RAND oLPH TUCKER +
Hon. JOHN W. DANIEL,
LINDEN KENT esq,
HENRY WISE GARNETT, esq,
JOHN SBLDEN, esq.
Hon. BOURKE COCHRAN
Hon. ISID0R RAYNOR.
The company capitalized at 81 100000. divided into 10000
shares 500 each The stock is full paid and For
purpose securing curng purposes
pay Offering limited number its shares stock $50 per
share the par being $780, Parties subscribing this
can the affairs the company
good hands will be we'll economical conducted
they securing stock from which all doubt has been eliminated
and that will give good returns for the investment and will in
in value each The management DIS the conf
dence of the people New York who know them evidenced by
numbering among its stockholders others who interested
such Mr. r. L. Edwards president the Bank of the State
of New York; Mr. F. w Dunton cashier of the Cobn Banking
Co.. Mr. A w. Peters, chairman of the Consolidated Stock ESt
change who also director the company well its
ay and treasurer The price of the stock will be increased
the shall have secured capital sufficient build the
first 200 machines and have to believe this point
will be reached in a very few days.
The readers of this advertisement bear the
statements made herein prove
them Parties wishing further information subscribe for
stock can call upon
MFR. r. Fl. w ILFS
Atthe Office of w. H, LAMAR, ESD,
UN BUILDING, r ST., Washington, D.