The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-12-29
r,CySG%'S IFNHsESS Soi
TON
o,n p, Obtained From J. t. Aayhsio'
Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta; Ga. II
Iy,.L.oD Limblcss@ Cotton has
rreate.l more talk throughout the o
ror,nu growing world than ali 9TH "a
,.r varieties combined. There has !!
,eeu over five thousand people a
from nearly every State Ill tha I'D. t
ia, 10 vi.it the farm OF Mr.. Jack :
som near this city and they are a
,.ra,,i,o.,us il ll,4ir opis,,0n- that II
!. the most wnnlcrful AID rroauc"
;,., c,,.,, il the norld. Not a
r limb onit, it grows FROM to IL
frer high, planted from 70 ~
inches APART, rows from 5 u / lse'
wide and has from 40 to lVV oo''>'
70 The stalk, so anyone can s's
vlv it will m4ke from 4 20 . ha!cs
,ar ucre. Tne staple is white an"
silky an,l mach longer than con,
moa eaton, aud bii"gs m''n
higher price, and it ca" be s'H1'o
N all obituary gus. Yesterday
~ very n,on.i3ent farmer : iro"
Mississippi said: 81 have ol''"
heard cottnn WIS King, but "eV'
y er realized il so faIly until to-day:
T, when standing in the Ave acre cot
IA run mattel, on Mr. Jackso"'s farm
a. Every fa,m"r that goes to see 1t
to i imUyrssvd with the idea, not
er .hrthcr he wants to buy these
Nv seed, bvt Tie fast he mnsi 90 II 10
protect himself and mako " Sue
" ,e,s Of raising cotton at pEeSe''
" nricrs This cotton patch ~ s""'o
Z. cd day ard night, bat every "''S
he has An invitation to come anu Set
mp This wonderful cotton.
on. 4 syndicate Of New York mel
:nn havs houp|it most OF this. cot'o'
the and they propose to Plant ever
cry ore Of iurir seed.
de J. W. Saith, who iS Cashier &
d's' The First National Bank OF tame
n.y. vile, GA, has for s"''srrs"H'e 'i q
fah Jacks sou I.in,hless Cotton oee''
-" the following prices: Two hoh'
oor' red doila.s:per bns',o!, seve" "o
own lars per pound. They also p
: 1T them up in packages Of 200 Seis
=, by seed TO each package, at one o'
pr ii. lar per package, 6 packages
..'e &c. $500, thirty packages for 50 =
saventy.ave packages for s'o'
one hundred and sixty pack"s
red. for $1,000. All seed are PAT
with fall directions for p'an;!i
He has adopted this plan Of 4
l % ,yibuting The seed, so the me'ch&'
Il III .,n order for their customers
up 20 any one can order for their Gus
,.ners or anyone can make 81!
u 10" dollars profit by selling lo0 pa
'''"' ages, With each box contain
'''S"s 1850 packages Of seed, he pus'
vas one large photograph OF the ia
- son cotton patch with negroes P
"S0 ino If. and circulars giving
, INV. history ahctt this wonderful
"us', ton and testimonials from II
. 1>'' Ncsblt, the Commissioner OF 4
ny '' cuIiurc Of Georgia aud J. 5. ;
''" ,. man, formerly Of the Agvlc0'
IL '.'N ,,.partnent Of Ala, no" OF 81
" us Carolina, they both having e7
'"S"S' med this cotton in lha patch.
'' l All seed will be delivered
W ~ nj the above prices, 80 seH'
what yon want at once. You
sor1 check or p. o. order or r
tered letter to J. u. May field,
IN TAX agpr, Atlanta, Ga, Box 40
|. "No y0nv order is received ATE
y That seed is sold your money will
the sit ,urnea free Of cost to you.
20 one seed will not be pedd'ed o."
1t those parties wanting these seed ca
actual them by ordering them direct
n arti, !. G. Mayhe|a. lie has ar''
express. with Mr.. Jaeksos's son to SIT
Of the tend the packing and shirpi
i've the these seed.
o'rn Talk There will 20 donI't be
try pco' pedA!ing cotton seed, CT"
Is. But them TO be jackson iIlHtoleS
IL man ton. so send order ut once 10
u "o''S you want.
the con In 1885, Mr., jackson ha
nj only 81 stalks-;his year the c
ors have raised would bring over on
$ really drpd thousand dollars. 80
the par net have 80 lie rich TO get
Now is the accepted TIN
a very some of these seed. The til
Torn TAX If this cotton sold on the