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FINE UNHoLSTERING AND LsAT-
TRESSES. -

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND TIP.
holRtered; mattresses made over Fix
new; furniture and china backed
9292. -. OH'
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Aeal Estate GUanteo.
Aeag estate for Nent.

FOR RENT OR SALE. ASHLAND RES
idenee: 10 rooms; corner lot. 90X250
MISS COOKE, Ashland. Va,
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ATLANTIC CITN0FFlCIAECI]IDF

20 pages 26 illustrations All attractions and the lead.
Ing hotels DESCRIBED with rntes maes etc Send
NATION UUREAU. iiox Sc 8. Alta ntic city, M.
Only Ohiciai Guide. Beware of limitations :
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FOR SALE. CAR, SCRAP IRON, CAST
lAgs, wrought and steel. j. NJ.
OFERTON. Mt Giiead " c.
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TIaI6 1ar Nan

LOWER FLAT, 2242 PARK AVENUE:
six rooms: hot water heat; modern
In every way. open location. Apply
2242 y Park Ave- or pil me AfauI son
1861 or 6605.
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RotlceS.

WE WILL GIVE sIoO FOR ANY AF-
iecuon OF the eye. ear. nose or threat
we ran TO Improve. HlLLCkEST
sSaNATORlUM, Second ana FranXI.n
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Goal am 0Qapnb.

LONG HAS WOOD THATBURNs FREE
and makes quick heat, just the kind
for summer use, also filling up cell
lars for next winter at summer
prices. It's fine. Yard: 1906 West
Broad. Phone: Madison 1868.
kINDLiNG WOOD. EXCELLENT ron
light cooking. Sl.50 half-cord Phone
Madison lit. SAMUEL H. COTTREL
& SONS.
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Immediately after the above sale wa
GILL; Grli o m the store building, No. sss
br rnham street two-story frame store
second floor: The lot fronts 40 fs o
to alley. -" VI -" ieet
TERMS: Announced at sale,
McVEIGH & GLINN.
Auctfoneers
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Bndrhlnq.

DESiR3BLE ROOMS. MODERN CON
veniences, with good board; gentle
men preferred. Phone Monroe e72
$40 West Grace
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THE NETHERT AND

New Hew York Ave. so Yards from Boardwalk
et,r,c,ine lawn and ocean. Centre of ali
s paths. Newly furnished throughout Batse
M, me from House, free use OF shower hath
,is &C., IN dlnins-room Rates, 50, SO. u25o.
49, 'th0o up weekly: So up daily. BookIsts
AUGUST RUHwADEI, Prnn
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&oIifttora atn 5alean1err


TRAVELLING Statesmen. TO CARRY
on commission snappy line OF six
styles OF specialties iR mems dress
SHOES to retail at SO. State expe-
Renee and references. Address
SIANDAItD SHOE MANUFACTUR-
INC CO. baltimore. Nd.
"A d V r. Il TISIN SALESNIEN.-WE
want only good. experienced speciai-
" statesmen In suitable territory. Re-
sponsible house, making and guarnn-
teeinS line for every season, includ-
ing calendars. leather goods. cloth.
patented specialties. brass and metal
signs. Write for particulars Appli-
catiohs kept confidential. SHEDD &
WRIGHT MFG. CO.. Minneapolis,
MINI.
WANTED. SOLICITORS, EITHER sen.
lot general line household goods,
novelties. etc. Apply SOUTHERN
NOVELTY CO. 30 North Eighth st.
WANTED. GOOD SALESMAN FOR
upholstered furniture TO cover vir-
GINA other territory IL wanted /:
good commission Address ID 200
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
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Extract OF Decree OF June 20. 1911.
The court doth adjudge. order and
decree that this cause be referred to
one OF the Commissioners in Chancery
OF this court, who is directed to IN
quire into and report:
'(S) All the debts and demands
against the said bank, and the order
OF their priorities. IL any.
But before executing the inquiry
required in paragraph No. he shall
publish notice of the time and place
liked upon by him for that purpose
once week for four successive weeks.
In some newspaper published In the
city OF Richmond Va. which publ
alton shall be equivalent to personal
notice on all persons interested there
tn"
All persons Interested in the taking
of the account of debts and demonds
against the Savings Bank OF the Grand
Fountain of the United Order of True
Reformers of Virginia, directed by the
decree of which the foregoing Is an
extract. are hereby notified that 1 have
hxed On the 10TH DAY OF AUGUST
1911. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and my office
on the eighth floor of the Travellers
Building. in the city of Richmond. Va,
as the time and place to proceed TO
take said account
G. CARLTON JACKSON,
Commissioner in Chancary
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aurtton Scales. gufure Dapa.
AUCTION SALE
32n Williamsburg Ave.
824 Graham Street
8l6 and 8l8 Graham St.
TUESDAY, AUGUST l 1911

at the request OF the owners. we
VIII offer for sale. upon the premises.
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sefIp QMantfn. Fe,nals
Delp, a9lale ann Gema[e.

WANTED, a COMPETENT, EXPERI
onced stenographer, man or woman,
for permanent position, commencing
August l: also competent stenogra-
pher for relief work from August 1
to September 1. Prefer some one
who has had experience in the lum-
Der trade. Address C les. care Times
Dispatch.
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WANI ED. THE PUBLIC 70 KNOW
that 9AHNkE BROS. Jewellers Nj,
East Main street. buy. sell, excnange
ana KEMOUNT DIAMONDS In THE
LATEST STYLES. old gold and sii.
yer always taken IN eNcnauxa
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5ituations, aSrofessional.

~~-~r>>~~~~-~~~<>~--N-~
LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES 20
sition as teacher in private family;
qualifications English, Latin, mathe-
mates and music Please state
terms. References exchanged. Ad-
dress Y, care Postmaster, Tamworth,
Va
YOUNG LADY HOLDING DIPLOMA
from "Koerner School of Music"
Norfolk, Va, desires position teach
ing piano music and harmony. NJ ",
r.. caro- Postmaster. Port Haywood,
Mathews Co.. Va.
PEABODY STUDENT DESIRES POSI-
ton as teacher of piano In school
st or private; references exchanged
D 100. care Times-Dispatch.
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@ealen aarpposaIs.

BLACKsBUKG MUNICIPAL BONDS
for sale:-The Council of the town
OF Blacksburg. Va. Will. until IL
o'clock. noon. AUGUST 2. 1911, re-
eeive sealed bids for the sale Of
WE'VE thousand dollars tSl2.000) OF
the bonds of the said town Tho
bonds are in denomination OF $1,000
each. dated July |, 1911, and 10 run
thirty years, with the option of the
town TO redeem any or all OF tho
said bonds after fifteen years. and
to bear interest at the ratio of 8
per cent. per annum. All bids are to
be sealed and addressed to the un-
dersigned
The right to reject any or all bids
~ reserved. IL. w. EHEART,
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DersuilaIs.
Heual Rnftfes.

HGMAN HAfH BoUGHT And SOIL
ct HUG HESS. 2O9 Nnrih Third
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IRON, STEEL AND
pipe of every description cut to order.
CLARENCE COSBY. 1923 East Cary
Street. Richmond Va
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For 5ale.

WANTED. TO SELL ONE BARK MILL.
with pulleys and shafting. compleIe:
Two sets corn burrs. with pulleys ami
s sn,in complete one boiler and
particulars apply to FARMERS CO.
OPERATIVE GuANO CO.. Black
stone. Va.
STRUCTURAL IRON, STEEL, AND
PIPE 9I l,S syery DESCRIPTION cut to order.
Street, Richmond. Va.
CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF SECOND
hand meehanical tools. APPLY JET-
FERSON LOAN OFFICE. IIO5 East
Main street.
FOR SALE CAR, SCRAP IRON. CAST
lAgs, wrought and steel. j. NJ.
oVERToN. Mt Gilead, \. c.
VALUABLE ROLLER MILL FOR SALE.
Located at smithield. n. c., in the
midst of wheat growing section
nve stand. i5-barrel capacity; also a
vainabie corn mill Connected power
everything complete. The entire pro-
Duct is In high favor with the pub
nc VIII sell at sacrince. Easy
terms. Has been used less than three
years Reason for selling, owners
nave other press'- 6 duties, unable to
give the needed attention. Address
SMITHtIELD ROLLER MILL CO.
Smithiield. y. c.
FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE BAY MARE.
one. bay horse, five years old, city
broke. is South Tenth Street.
FOR SALE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF bugSies. Surveys. runabouts, Day
ton wagons, laundry and grocery wa
CONS. a. MEYERS SONS. 1871 East
Cary Street.
FOR SALE. ELECTRIC FANS OF ALL
types and sizes; highest grade; each
COSBY ELEcrRSiic oa IN6 5se MAcH Ii (;
co, 21O Z. Marshall. Madison $500.
FOR SALE. VALUABLE LAW LIBRA
~ or ABOUT 220 volumes. including
lster CYC. and various text books.
at bargain. A list will be sen;
upon application. Address Box No.
-. Richmond, Va
THIRTY SIX MILLION FEET NORTH
Carolina pine timber on 7-cent
freight rate to Norfolk. Va AS much
more adjoining can be bought. d
20 go. care Times Dispatch,
ICE CREAM. 81 GALLON: ALL FLA
xors. soMMA'S. Phone Monroe 6Si
FOR SALE, BUSINESS STAND. 22xs2:
Two stories high with elevator and
stock OF stoves. agateware. earthen-
ware. furniture and wheelwright
stock, hearse and undertakers' sup
pies. old age cause for selling p
-. BOX l26. Manassas. Va
STEAM HEATING PLANT COMPLETE
with boiler and radiators good as
new. one set Jones wagon scales
/ BLUFORD & CO
FOR SALE, STOCK OF JEwELRY AND
hXtures; good stand in good town
Write for particulars. SAM'L L.
ADAMS and JOS. STEBBlNS. JR.,
trustees South Boston, Va.
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GLOUCESTER ACADEMY

on the Principals Farm summervills
An Accredited School Of the University of
Virginia,
Near Gloucester c. H.. Va.
Thorough prepare ton for Colleges and tho
University and for a business life. Special
attention to backward boys and the most
careful individual supervision. The next
session Will begin September eth. Corre-
spondence solicited. For circulars apply to
JOHN TABB (Grad. Univ OF va.). Prlnci-
pal, =. o.. Gloucester Va
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EXECUTORS NoTICE.-THIS COM
pahy having qualified as executor of
me estate OF william Joseph Ander-
son. deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate are re-
auested 10 present them, and those
make payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor OF William Joseph Ander-
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The Savings Bank OF the Grand Foun-
tain of the United Order OF True
Reformers of Virginia.
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Philips House and Annex

Mass Mass. Ave and Beach. Atlantic City. N. J.
10 street level. Open all year
f. p PHILLIPS
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Grand Fountain of the United Order Of
True Reformers. a corporation. which
sues, etc,
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IT PAYS TO DO SUBSTITUTE STEM
ographic work during the vocation
season; for evidence call at the Rem
ington Typewriter Employment De-
partment and see the positions now
open. Address SOC f. Main Phone
Madison 8b1
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BIG SALE OF PARAsoLs.

REGULAR. 81 PARAsoLs FOR s1.es.
apiece. Repairing and recovering orr
specially. New umbrellas from SOC.
UP to $40 apiece. Como aud gee us
we VIII treat you right. NEW
MANS UMBRELLA FACTORY ais
!. .. Broad Street Phone Monroe aloe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

work of redemption of its arid
lands by investing it's school funds,
then eastern capital will no longer
hesitate to follow the lead set by
the state.
Thirty years ago the miners
laughed to scorn the enterprises in
which Mr.. Henry was engaged.
They assumed they were the whole
thing in Colorado. Now the
miners concede the first place to
agriculture where irrigation has
added at least S1OO,OOO,OOO TO the
enduring wealth of Colorado.
1t 10 safe to say that T. G.
Henry has done more for Colorado
than any other man. David MofIat
not excepted.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09
DIRT Is MOVING

The contracting firm of Ander-
son, Ord and Swope is progressing
nicely with the ditch work for the
Terrace Irrigation district. They
are working about so teams and
60 men. The con, raot calls for all
the main canals and Daterals to be
completed in time TO furnish water
for those who wish to farm during
the summer OF 1912.
After completing the ditch sys-
tenn, they will move their entire
outfit to the Terrace reservoir
where they will put on the crest of
the dam.
The sluicing at the Terrace res
ervoir will continue during the
balance Of this year and the re-
mainder Of the dirt will be placed
BY teams.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Another shipment Of the Royal Society
Floss packages arrived this week. Now
is the time to buy this merchandise so
you can finish the same before Christ.
mas.
The Ladies suit department is about
the most popular department in the
store at this time.
The grocery department fixed up
ledge display of Chase Il Sanborn's
famous Teas and Coffees. II you have.
once used Chase 4 Sanborn's products
you are satisfied to continue using them.
A Free sewing machine will give you
excellent satisfaction. We are selling
these every few days. The price is very
moderate.
School will begin in very short time
now. Remember we can outfit the bows
and girls.
The Quaker Oats people claim that
the people who use oatmeal, are the ones
that have the vim and energy that does
things. Their claim is that oats to a
person is the same as oats to the horse.
You had better eat oatmeal
.
III your competitor talks about you
put him on your pay roll, it don't matter
what he says just so he talks" Guess
we will have to put one Of ours on our
pay roll as he is showing some OF our
merchandise in his store.
We are making special appeal in re-
gard to school Quitting in our ad this
week. Remember school opens the 18th,
SO it will be to your advantage to read
NAASo. b Ysia
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09
FaSSett's Store News.
BY FAssETTs DEPARTMENT STORE


II you have been failure in the past
it is not any sign that you will always
be one, experience is as rule worth the
price you have to pay for it, and the ex
perience Of your failures should be such
as to help you to side-step the failures
in the future.
Messrs. Hodges and Carson have been
busy several days this week construct.
ing rock salt house in the rear OF the
store.
We now have two OF our four horses.
that we use on the delivery, laid up for
repairs.
&C. McNutt, the District 76 shoe
man, was here Thursday. Mr.. McNutt
has been travelling in this section for
this same house for over 20 years, dur
ing all Of which time we have handled
the line.
Sugar keeps going up. 1t is now re-
failing for 81 and SS.25 per sack. This
is the highest point that it has reached
here for many years.
Our first large shipments OF Elberta
peaches began arriving this week. From
now on for short time we will have n
lot OF these big, yellow peaches the
finest peaches for canning that grow.
The Dry Goods department was work
ing overtime Thursday night marking
and putting IN stock new Fall goods.
Our Fall stock is arriving every day
now.
Belding Bros. sent us shipment of
stamped pieces, monogramed pillow
slips. monogram and guest towels, center
'piaosA haAdrx ta1A stA .ss.. ....-.ss !.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09
STATE FAIR

In trying to make the 1911 Col
orado State Fair the greatest ever
held, the management this year
has endeavored to provide more
big special features than ever be-
fore.
As an evidence of this, ut great
expense, the Fair management has
made arrangements to put on "The
Last Days of Pompeii," the worlds
greatest outdoor spectacle. This
great show carries 250 people and
thousands of dollars worth of fire.
works and special scenery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Howard w. Macy, an auction
eer from Indiana has located at
Monte Vista and soIicits a share
of the auction business. He has
had extensive and successful ex-
perience in the sale of horses and
cattle, and the crying of large gen.
eral sales.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Mr.. Chenoweth and Jas. ".
White took an auto load OF land
seekers to Russell Lakes Tuesday
and made the trip again Thursday
with two auto loads.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

George Stutsman returned We'd
nesday from Denver where he went
on short business trip. The
round trip was made on his motor
cycle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Henry bunker returned Thurs.
day to his home in Strang, Nebr.,
after n visit with his brother Fred
bunker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09
VETERAN DITCH BUILDER
VISITS SAN LUIS VALLEY

-
eye thirty years ago, has become a
reality. Then it was barren,
arid waste; today the San Luis
Park-a territory as large as the
state of Connecticut-is one of the
most productive agricultural bodies
of land in the great West.
Mr.. Henry has just finished an
auto trip covering $50 miles
through the southern part of the
valley, and north into Saguache
county. Everywhere to the east
and west, as far as the eye can
reach, he saw vast fields of waving
grain; peas, potatoes, sugar beets,
splendid farm houses and prosper
GUS people. |
Mr.. Henry was tie pioneer who
perceived the feasib bility of divert
ing the waters of tie Rio Grande,
Alamosa and Cone os rivers, which
flowed through ~ valley, upon
this great inland phne and make
it a place of happyshomes for the
husbandmen. {
Thirty years asp, Mr.. Henry
came from Kansasw with engineers,
measured the watet flow, and got
approximate estimates of the cast
for carrying his designs into exc
cution. Next was the problem of
raising the means for the great
undertaking. It was something
new and capital 10 always cautious
especially in going away from the
beaten track. BIT. Mr.. Henry was
an enthusiast and Inspired capital
with sufficient co,sodShse 10 .stsst.
the construction Of three large
canals to take water from the Rio
Grande river.
1t would require more space
than We have, to go into details
Of the struggles, the ups and
downs, which Mr.. Henry has ex
perienced from the time he first
broke ground near the banks Of
the Rio Grande.
Suffice it to say he has promoted
something like thirty of the larg-
est irrigation systems in the arid
west, and yet the work of reclams-
ton is not complete. He estimates
it will require 100000 to per-
feet the water and drainage sys-
TEN Of the San Luis Valley.
The question OF raising money
has been the greatest problem Of
the promoters life. Government
aid has been secured to q great ex.
tent. Az a partial solution Of the
financial problem, Mr.. Henry de-
vised the irrigation district scheme
for the storage Of the flood waters.
This plan, which has been enacted
into law, cuts out wild cat" pro-
motion. Irrigation districts are
carefully guarded BY law; no dis.
trict can be formed until the ques-
ton Of water supply Is demon
strated and then passed up to the
conservative land owners within
the proposed district for their sp-
proval and when duly organized,
every acre Of land 10 behind the
bonds issued for the promotion Of
reservoirs, etc.
One more plan that will inspire
the absolute confidence Of capital
seeking investment 10 suggested
by M. Henry and that is the In.
vestment OF a portion Of the 81 ,OOO,.
600 Of idle school funds In irrigs-
ton bonds. He argues that irri.
cation has mads the school lands
valuable, and the irrigation dis
trict Legislation has ssfeguanled
all Indebtedness; whenever the
state will show confidence in the
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Fred Chnney returned Friday
after an extended tour Of Califor.
mia, Washington and Oregon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Miss Eva Freeman left Thurs.
day for Boulder where she will at.
tend college the coming year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Cary Campbell left for Colorado
Springs Wednesday where he will
attend college the coming year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Roy Griffin. H. w. Slswson, w.
B. Parks, H. A. Powers, and G
Marth all Of Cairo, ILL.,, arrived
Thursday 10 visit tho wonderful
San Luis valley. They are the
guests Of tho U. 8. Investment Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-09-09

Mn. Fred Bunker left Thursday
for . visit 70 her sister. Miss
Maude Smith OF Omaha.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-03

| have owned one Of your Case
(llO horse power engines for
the past three years. 1t has Civ
en- perfect satisfaction.
| have plOwed $500 acres with
it, and have threShd three falls
with it and one of your Case II
x65 inch steel separators with per
feet success. The rig has earned
me over 100000 in three years.
| would recommend the Case
goods to any intending purchaser.
Lewis 0dland.
Beach, n. d.. March II. 1910.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-03

at Sl,G5 PIPER acre making an av-
erage of $54.O0 per day. Then |
went home to put out my own
wheat, cutting off 6 plOws, and
putting on 3 drills. Plowed, har-
rOwed, and drilled 400 acres in
IL days. | find your engine very
economical on coal, | burned 1000
pounds PIPER day. There are sew
eral different makes of pillow en-
gmeS in this section of the coun-
try, but the Case is wearing the
belt. | would be pleased to ans
wer any letters concerning my
work. ID. ID Hamblen.
Ashland. KS. Jan. q 1910.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-03

ing the Perfection the operators
view IS not Obstructed by a mass
Of cOnglOmerate construction, but
ne can see every working part of
the machine, and just what he
wishes to accomplish.
LightneSS of draft is a very
very important factor, and one
which we have not overlooked.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-03

All Case Machinery is sold
under the following war
ranty:
1t is warranted TO be made
Of good material and dur
able with good care and
to be capabl. of DOING
more and better work
than any other machine
made of equal size and
proportions.
j. l. Case Threshing Machine Co.,
Racine Wis.
Gentlemen: Last season l pur-
chased one of your 90 H. P. en-
gineS and 36x5S steel separator
and attachment. | threShed 49,
7SO bushels Of grain In seventy
five days, making an average Of
1854 bu per day. Had only three
short stops in my falls run, ac-
count of the machine. l have the
1910 style Case Feeder on my
separator and it is the best feed
er | ever used. | paid for my
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-03

ed straw, either loose or in the
pod, and the seed is as clean as
could be desired. We just fin
ished a job for Henry l. Masche,
OF SaffOrdville, KanS., and he
says the work was equal to any
clover huller on the market and
much faster. Personally, | would
prefer your machine with the at
tachment to any huller manufac-
tured for use in alfalfa.
FRANK COX.
hatfield Green, KS, Sept 4 OS.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-03
Flowing with a Case Engine

Flowing with a Case Engine
| purchased one Of your Case
(1lO horse power engines last
fall. | went into the field the
9th day Of August, 1909. The
ground was dry and hard as
ground can ever get. | hitched
on a disc plOwS, and a % foot
Harrow, the ground being 50 hard
| was compelled to weight my
pIOws. Putting more than 1000
pounds weight on them. With
this load | plOwed and narrowed
1,Ol5 acres in 81 days. Max
Ing an average of % - acres per
day. This plOwed by the acre
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-03
Prefers Case Glover Attachment.

We have the clover attachment
which we bought with the ma
chine, and found it all you claim
for it and more. We are using
it for threshing alfalfa, and when
the straw is dry it is impossible
tC find a single seed in the thresh-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-03-03

Now tits evident that the "CASE" pounds
pound of coal and used LESS coal
This Engine time GOLD
contest the Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition held
in
Cylinder Simple Engine Others
makes cOmbne