The Louisiana populist., 1897-12-03
d acksOn's Lisnb less Cotton
IAN be Obtained from J. G.. Na.ay-
field, Atlanta, Ga.

fiesa, Atlanta, Ga.
From The Atlanta Constitution
Nov. 1897.
jackson Limbless Cotton has
created more talk throughout the
cotton growing world than all other
varieties combined. There has
been over five thousand people
from nearly every state in the union
to visit che farm Of Mr.. JACKSON
near this city and they are unani-
nous in their opinion that it is the
most wonderful and productive cot.
ton III the world. Not limb on
1t, 1t grows from 6 to IA feet high.
planted from 6 to 10 inches apart,
rows from 3 to 4 feet wide and has
from ~ to 100 boils, to the stalk,
80 anyone can see why it will make
from 4 to 5 bales per acre. The
staple is white and silky and much
longer than common cotton, and
brings a much higher price, and it
can be gillned on all ordinary gins.
Yesterday a very prominent farmer
from Mississippi said ~ have OF:
ten heard cotton was king, but /
never realized it SO fully until to.
day, when standing in the five.
acre cotton patch OH MIR. Jackson's
farm"
Every farmer that goes to see it
is impressed with the idea. nctI
whether he wants to buy these seed. !
but the tact he milst do it to pro, |
tect himself and make a success OIL
raising cotton at present prices. |
Ihls cotton patch is guarded day
and night, but everybody has an
invitation to come and see this
wonderful cotton.
A syndicate of New York men
have bought most of this cotton |
and they propose to plant every |
one OF their seed.
j. w. Saith, who is Cashier OF |
The First National Bank of Gaines.
Vile, ia, has for sale some of the
jackson Lilnbless Cotton Seed atI
the following prices: Two hundred
dollars per bushel, seven dollars
per pound. They also put them up
IN packages of 200 selected seed to |
each package, at one dollar perl
package, 8 packages for s5.Oe.
thlrty-fve packages for s25.OO,
'eyeiity-fv'a packages for $4,000.
one hundred and sixty packages
Tor $4,000. All seed are mt upl
With full directions for planting.
He has adopted this plan of dis.
'ributing the seed, SO che mer-
chants can order for their custo-
ners or anyone can make sixty
iollars profit BY selling 16O pack.
sges. With each box containing
[6O packages of seed, he puts in
me large photograph of the Jack.
ION cotton patch with negroes pick
ng it, and circulars giving thel
history about this wonderful cot.
ON and testimonials from r. T.
Sesbit, the Commissioner of Aeri.
'nltulp Of Georgia and j. s. New.
nan, formerly OF the Agricultural
lepartmentlof Ala, now of South
)arOlilla they both having exam.
ned this ctitton in the patch.
All seedSwill be delivered free
t the above prices, SO send for
rhat you want at once, you can !
end check or P. y. Order or Reg. !
stered letter to j. g. Mayfield, Z
1anager, Atlanta, Ca. Box
43. LII your order il / received :
fter all scssl is sold your money {
Till be returned free of cost to !
on. The seed will not be ped,lled 5
ut and parties wanting these seed !
an get them by ordering them di- !
sct from JIG Maytield.T He has !
ranged with Mr.. Jackson's sonl j
. superintanl the packing and 1
hipping OF these seed. ]
There will no doubt be fakes z
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