The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-12-09
JacksOn'S Limbless Cotton
Can be Obtained from j. G. May
field, Atlanta, Ga.

JacKSOu'S LlmDl6SS COCCOn
Can be Obtained from j. @. May
field, Atlanta, Ga.
From the Atlanta Constitution Nov. 1897.
Jackeons Limbless Cotton has
created moro talk throughout the
cotton growing world than all 9TH
er varieties combined. There has
been over five thousand people
from nearly every state in the un-
ion to visit the farm Of Mr.. jack
son near this city and they are
unanimous in their opinion that
it is the most wonderful and pro-
ductive cotton in the world. Not
a limb on it, it grows from to ID
feet high, planted from 6 to 10 in
ches apart,rows from 3 to 4 feet
wide and has from 40 to 100 bolls,
to the stalk, so anyone can 500
why it will make from 4 to 5 bales
per acre. The staple is white and
silky and much longer than COM
mon cotton, and brings much
higher price, and it can be ginned
on all ordinary gins. Yesterday
u very prominent farmer from
Mississippi said: 81 have often
heard cotton was king, but / never
realized it so fully until today,
when standing in the tive-acre
cotton patch Oh Mr.. Jackson's
farm"
Every farmer that goes to SEQ 1T
is impressed with the idea, not
whether he wants to buy these
seed, but the fact he must do it to
protect himself and make a sue
cess OF raising cotton at present
prices. This cotton patch is
guarded day and night, but every
body has an invitation to come
and SOC this wonderful cotton.
A syndicate of Now York mon
have bought most of this and they
propose to plant evory one Of their
seed.
j. w. Smith, who is Cashier of
The First National Bank Of Gaines
willie, Ga, has for sale some of the
Jackson Limbless Cotton Seed at
tho following prices: Two hun
dred dollars per bushel, seven dol
lars per pound. They also put
them up in packages of 200 select
seed to zach package, at one dol.
lar per package, 6 packages fol
$500, thlrty-five packages fol
$25.OO, seventy-fve packages fol
$4,000, ono hundred and sixty five
packages for $4,000. All seod
arc put up with full directions for
planting. He has adapted this
plan of distributing the seed, &C
the merchants can order for their
customers or anyone can make
sixty dollars profit by selling 16C
packages. With zach box con tain.
, ing l60 packages of seed, he puts
in ono large photograph of the
jackson cotton patch with nogroot
;. picking it, and circulars giving
the history about this wonderful
cotton and testimonials from r
. II. Nnsbit, the Commissioner o
y Agriculture of Georgia, and ].
Newman, formerly Of the Agricul
H. tural department of Ala, now O
:. South Carolina they both havin
y examined this cotton in the patel
All seed will 10 delivered fire
y. at tho above prlccs, 80 send fC
what you want at once, you ca
10 send check or p. O. Order or Reg
istcrod lottor to j. G. MayiclC
- Manager, Atlanta, Ga. Box ~
y. If your order Is received after n
seed is sold your money will t
N. returned free of cost to You. I'll
n seed will not ho poddlcd out an
r., parties wanting these seed can g
d; them by ordering them direct frol
w., J. G. Mayfeld. IIo has arrange
' with Mr.. Juckson's son to superb,
tend tho packing and Shipping ,
nd these seed.
There will no doubt he faker
% pedling cotton seed claiming thcl
to ho Jackson Limbloss Cotton, S
10 order at once for what you want.
!. In 1893, Mr.. Jackson had onl
W W 81 stalks, this year the crop h
'c raised would bring over one hun
y dred thousand dollars. SO you d
y not Lave to be rich TO get star
., Now is tho excepted time, bu
!" some of these socd. The frs
% bale Of this cotton sold on tn
's Atlanta market Nov. %, for 1Oct,
10 per pound, the staple measure
~ one and one-half inches long. Sc
i Atlanta Journal of that date whic
- gives full account Of the valu
u and quality Of the Cotton, certifie
= to by expert Gotten mon.
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