New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-12-19
kedoI DYSPEPSIA Cure
ATTENTION, FARMERS.

The present outlook for cotton is one
Of the best since the waf. prices have
been obtained this year that have
broken the record and that have been
most profitable to all engaged in the
culture and handling of cotton Stat
isticians give figures going 10 show
that henceforth a crop of fifteen mil
lions will he required TO meet the
wants of the world The consump-
ton is even with production and every
thing tends to prove that production
will not be equal ever again to the de-
mand of al ever increasing world.
The subject is one for serious thought
By all foreigners and many are he
plans to introduce the plant into coun
tries hitherto unknown to its cultiva-
ton, notably Africa but the success
attained is very meagre and not in the
least tending to solve the yexed ques-
ton. With these facts confronting us.
is it not the part of wisdom, of good
hard farmer sense, for our farmers to
at once adopt the culture OF cotton,
our soil here is we'll adapted to its
culture, we every year produce average
crop, although it has always been
used as by product and not the staple
money making crop of the farm. The
prices of the present year are sure to
be equaled if not surpassed by next,
We urge our farmers to plant
largely of cotton, let it be their main
stay. drop cane and rice, which have
ever been Elusive and always connect
ed with heavy expenses, aud adopt
the crop that all can work at. and
that will not require the mOrtgaging
Of home and stock in order to grow it..
Cotton brings in money from August
to January. always legal tender aud
from now on will be eagerly sought
Tor by the agents of the numerous
modern gins, and oil mills. A cotton
farmer has time for the growing of |
,.ier crops The prosperous cotton |
'srmer. has yard full of poultry and |
wine, a fine garden Of vegetables, /
,lenty of milk. potatoes and all those
Kings thar enter into a contented |
,appy life, while the cane aud rice |
armer neglect every thing else for
heir favorite crop There are many
ice farmers to-day who have no gard
n, no poultry. no swine. no potatoes,
whose very house yarsls are rice
wamp where in nothing grows but
rogs and mosquitoes and after the
ice is harvested and sold and expen.
es paid. nothing is left that make
Ome comforts So we say, go i'm for
0tton, and all that ii brings with il.
|e careful to select the best, sound
eed, owing to the practice of selling
II the seed to the mills. much of the
est seed are kept for their oil yield
* qualities, these are the hest for
lanting. seed that are not good for
be mill, are unfit to plant. there is no
Oubf but that the poor yields the
nmerous dieases incident to cotton is
le result Of inferior seed, 1t is more
IAN likely that the existence of the
Dll weevil can in great measure he
Aced TO the inferior seed delved ont
the planters. Before the existence :
our great cotton seed oil industry
10 weevil was never heard of. Then J
. careful to select seed that is perfect.
, your blowing right now, SO that
eosea may pulvcrixe the coil and kill
Dxious weed seeds, then replow when
anting time comes and good crop,
It'll ordinary season. can be assured