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McMinville, Tenn,, Feb 
Mr. Al. K. Feigly, Skiatook, Okla. 
Dear Sir : The Tree Digger bought of you last October, 
has proven itself far beyond my expectations. I also find 
it just the thing to run around .beds of forest seedlings, 
also to run around nursery rows. I found two good horses 
amply sufficient to pull the digger in any ordinary land, 
among most any kind of trees. I got my stock up with 
better roots than possibly could have been done with hoe 
and spade. Don’t see how I ever got along without it. It 
saves the work of a large force of hands and has paid for 
itself already. Yours truly, J. H. H. Boyd. 
Proprietor Forest Nursery Co 
The Improved Feigly Nursery Tree Digger 
Has more points of merit recommending it to the Nurserymen of the United States than 
any other machine for like purpose on the market to-day. It has the endorsement of Mr. 
G. M. Bentley, Secretary and Treasurer of the State Nurserymen’s Association of Tennessee, 
as to its moderate price, its efficiency as areal Tree Digger, and also its value as a Root 
Pruner. Buy a “Feigly” and you’ll consider it the best investment you have ever made in your nursery business. 
Bange, Tex., Aug. 17, 1906. 
Mr. Al. K. Feigly, Skiatook, Okla. 
Dear Sir : Your digger is all you claim for it, and is the 
lightest draft digger that I know of. I have dug trees with 
it with one horse and never use more than two. 
Very respectfully, 
W. J. Schulze, 
Proprietor Brownwood and West Texas Nursery. 
Excelsior, Minn. March 12, 1907. 
Mr. Al. K. Feigly, Skiatook, Okla. 
Dear Sir: I am very much pleased with the Feigly Tree 
Digger. It is almost as easy to handle as a cultivator. Two 
good steady horses pulled your digger through two acres 
of four-year-old apple trees last fall. Had we taken our 
old digger which requires six horses to pull it, we would 
have had to spend more time digging the trees with spades 
at the end of the rows in order to prepare a place to turn 
around with all these horses than it took do the whole job 
with your Feigly. 
Yours truly, 
Alfred O. Hawkins, Proprietor Deephaven Nursery. 
Cheapest and best. Would advise Early Orders to insure prompt shipment. Write for prices. AL. K. FEIGLY, Mfg., Office &, Factory, Skiatook, Okla. 
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PIERRE SEBIRE & SON 
NURSERIES AT USSY, CALVADOS, FRANCE 
A general assortment of Fruit Tree Stocks, such as Apple, Pear, Myrobolan Plum, Mahaleb and Mazzard Cherry, Angers Quince, 
etc. Forest Trees, Ornamentals, Evergreen Seedlings, Roses, etc. The largest stock in the country. Prices 
very low. The very best grading and packing. Send for quotations before placing your orders elsewhere. Catalogue 
free. 
Sole Agents for United States and Canada. C. C. ABEL & CO., 110-116 Broad Street, NEW YORK. 
SURPLUS LIST 
2000 Norway Spruce, 2-3 ft., 
bushy. 
5000 B. Thunbergii, 12—18 in. 
1500 Spirea Van Houtei, 2—3 ft. 
200 Cornus Florida, 2—3 ft. 
200 Cornus Florida Red, 2-3 ft. 
200 Forsythia Fortunei, 2-3 ft. 
200 Golden Elder, 2-3 ft. 
300 Calycanthus Florida, 2-3 ft. 
160 Tree Hydrangea, 2 K—3 X ft. 
200 Purple Berberry, 2 ft. 
200 Photinia Villosa, 2-3 ft. 
100 Svringa Grand, 2-3 ft. 
i0000 Sugar Maple Seedlings, 6- 
12 in. 
5000 
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800 
2000 
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1000 
2000 
5000 
Sugar Maple Seedlings, 2-3 
ft. 
Paper Birch, 4-5 ft. 
Azalia Nudiflora, 1-2 ft. 
Aquilegia Red, 
German Iris, best named, 
Japanese Iris, best named 
Achillea (The Pearl) 
Spirea Sobata 
Hardy Phlox named 
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Muret, Madam Beganson, 
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Choice, le Soliel d’Or 
Siberian Iris blue 
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1000 Hardy Pinks 
500 Helliopsis Pitch 
1000 Helianthus Divaricata 
1000 Aster Novae Angliae 
PEONIES, 3-5 eyes. 
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Abanthus Purple 
Louis Van Houtit, Red 
Agida, dark crimson 
Her Majesty Rose 
Jenny Lind, bright pink 
Lady Derby, white 
General Bertrand, Salmon 
Senora Bramnell, Silver 
Pink 
Princess May, cream white 
Roses No. 1, 18-24 in., 3 of 
morejbranches 
1000 C. Rambler 
1000 D. Perkins 
2000 Hybride Perpetual in best 
varieties 
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3 or more branches 
Sir Thos. Lipton, Double 
White, 
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2000 Hall’s Honeysuckle, 15 in. 
1000 Trumpet Vines, 3 yr. 
300 Wistaria Multijga 
500 Acorus Calmus, Variegata 
500 Monkshood 
300 Shasta Daisy 
300 Pentstemon Barbatus 
Packing at cost: 
Fine stock, low prices 
Satisfaction guaranteed. 
“Send for price list.” 
Packing at Cost. Fine Stock, Low Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 
THE GRANGERS’ NURSERIES, 
“ Send for Price List.” SEABROOK, N. H. 
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Buy and ydu wiil Saw Work, Waste and Money =F 
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MILLS 
WAUSAU, wis. 
MAN1STIQUE, MICH. 
407 New York Life Bldg., ChicagOrffiF 
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