Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
INV. BROWN. Pres and Treas Waoo Texas
G, B. oUREEY, vioo.Frsso Tu1pnn Mexico
X. @. BROWN, Manager, ruxpan, Mexico,
Il, D. WHITE, Secretary, Waco, Texas.
CliCOli8BGC Coffee Company,
4I6 f-2 hUSTIB AVENUE.
WACO, TEX, March 8, 1898.

4f6 ~ AUSTIN AVENUE.
WACO, TEX, March 8, 1898.
70 Investors in Mexican Coffee Farms
We Offer FOR sale 200 tracts Of coffee
land Of so acres each, IN the celeDtatsu
coffee district Of Chicontepec. abOuL %
miles west ~ Tuxpan, In the state Of Vera
Cruz, IN the republic of Mexico at 81
per acre, u. S. currency, payable 10 IN
sediments Of $50 month. without inter
est with the requirement u'at an pufcnas-
crs shall continue the monthly payments
Of so u. B. currency. worth 500 ~ MrM-
can silver for no months-atter nNhlcs
the monthly payments, covering tht COST
of Tie land -whlch win be expended as
follows VIZ: For management, per month,
So. for labor and bvttcfments, so; ehuh-
Hing us To improve the land, without tie
This lund b. worth, according 10 sples OF
similar lands I'm that vicinity recently
made 70 American aud European colonl3tF'
IS nh acre aud IS cheap at that price,
from the standpoint Of income The en-
hancement TO contiguous lauds, by reason
OF Improvements made on the LANDS we
pricing those lands AT 81 per acre. Ihls
land viii be selected and surveyed by our
engineer, G.. u. Gmlcy, Who mas hAd eN-
tountiyl ont of about 225.OOO acres OF sci
ected land. and viii be allotted to pur
chasers IN the order Of their payments.
our lands have an average altitude OF
2jOO feet above the level Of the sen IN
suriug "A ho0ltiful, cuunhle climate of ctcf.
nal spring, free from m0luia aud uucX-
celled for fertility. with scasonable rains
ana an the conditions essential To SUCCESS
ful farming without irrigation. The Tux
pan river runs through the Canton OF Chl.
cOhtepec facilitating the transportation VI
products 10 the uenr.by market of IuNpnL
The HidalgO railroad TO connect the city
Of Mexico aud IuNpun, which rs SURVEYED
through the Canton OF Cmc0ntepec, Is
completed within miles OF TulancingO,
leaving u zap OF about 100 niles, which
win soon be closed.
YARN laborprs can be procured at an
expense Of $40, Mexican silver, per month,
farming operations. according to methods
now being successfully employed, making
Innovations gradually US experience de-
In addition TO coffee Trees we win plant
vanilla plants. and such other products as
find ready sale In the markets OF the
world. Tor gold. 90 as great an extent az
possible putting In additional crops ~
corn, beams, etc, which mature IN nlacty
days. the proceeds of which VIII Dc invested
in additional labor and bettermcnts muk-
Ing the farms ut the expiration
of two years ref-sustuinng. IL is reason
able TO believe that at the expiration OF
two years from the time the nrst payment
is made. that the sales from corn etc,
VIII cover all further expenditures. and
az the expiration OF an additional three
years (hy which time the CotfCc trees
VIII be fully mutmed and hearing Cnch
farm can be- relied upon to produce net
income OF about 5000. which VIII Increase
IN compound ratio as time progresses.
AZ present prices, coffee farms can bc
depended upon 10 produce nnnunlly net
revenue OF SOU per acre, ana tho ptOduc-
ton OF vanilla n stili moro profitable. II
will be soon that n total outlay Of SiSO,
ON the easy payments Of $50 a month,
VIII secure q toiile plantation worth thuui-
unds OF dollars
plshCd In this direction, we Will cite THE
case OF an empOyc of me Vera Cruz rail-
road, who eleven years ugo purchased near
Cordoba, Mexico, 100 acres of coffee liul
on long fine Nt SlD.5O an acre, which
he developed by Wlall monthly outlaws
lfrou what he could save from his wages
In the cheap labor OF the country, anu
last year he hal net income OF $1,000
and wns entirely out OF debt
A coffee pWtauOu with bearing trees
IA valued at 81 for every tree, for ia,
reason that even az this price which makes
the value OF the luud run up to ubJul
one Thousand dollurs an acre, The revenue
from yearly sales of cVneo pays large IN
The aaest lemons IN thc world grow wild
hero IN great abundance, ana all the .rOp,
cal fruits flouflsh. The Iapote tree abound
here, producing the 'hcle gum, from Wnivt
the chewing gums Of commerce are mat.
This gum SELLS IN IuXphn ut 90 cents
pound, and muture trep8 VIII average II
pounds at n tnppidg every other year.
The policy Of ths McXican government 4
20 encourage Immigration, ana ehc oncY
incompatible Inducements 10 parties colon
i2ing her domains We win take stops
| without expense 10 purchasers To secur,
| the advantages offered coluulsts--such ~
the free Importation OF farm supplies
| stock, etc. ana exemption from an taxes
| tsavc stamp dutigsl for zen years
Tho ttle 70 this land win be- derived di
rcctly from mdctctsible patrntg issued nl
/ the Mexican government and they are IA
NiNuIIInlllN L. VnaNTVFI
] 10 return amy SUMS transmitted by intUud
! Ing purchasers M event the lands are eN
| huuHtcd by previous sules. Tito right Il
| mine coal Is also reserved, subject 10 Ia
I payment OF royalty on coal mluod w
/ would Cull attention 20 tho fact that yh
/ expenses OF labor, etc, connected with th
! MeNiclu silver worth ut present. nhou
! GO cents on the dollar while the product
| we viii export, command ready sale a
proht Ia exchange Of about 20 per cont
[ in addition 60 the large profits uttcndun
/ on coffee production.
pnries desiring to purchase one or NOR
Of these tracts of land, should make uppll
i cation at once, 20 the cashier Of the Prov
dent National bank, Waco, Tex. accom-
| panied hy the first payment OF $40, VIII
] viii apply the money Ns herein stntcd.
Upon receipt OF the first payment, bon
for tito so ono uf the sO-Acre tracts q
| land win be forwarded the purity sendin
the money, The additional monthly puy
| mcnts are 10 be made In the same manner
Upon receipt of $40 covering tue FIRST tW
| monthly payments of $50 each, warrant
, deed to each purchaser for one OF the 81
| acre tracts OF Hand wlll be deposited, /
escrow with the cashier OF the proyideu
| National bank. Waco Tex, To be dellvero
| to the purchaser together with prnte
COPY of abstract OF title, and opinion 4
! one OF the MOST eminent lawyers lu Mex
co, 10 the effect that the tile Is perfcc
| when the total puyments. In the inatn
mcnts OF $50 per month, amount 10 SiSI
| Purchnsers. VIII be allowed discount
! the rate or 10 per cent per uunmn ON a,
vance payments. Monthly reports OF Opori
TONS will be forwarded cuch purchase
The officers of our company have an r,
sided Ia Waco Tex for many years. an
respectfully refer TO our bankers and neigl
bors Very respectfully
H. w, BROWN, President
Attest. VI. ID. White, Secretary
Parties desiring 10 visit these land
should Nke the Monterey ana MeXic0
tiuf rallrond. from Monterey 10 Tamplo
pan, or the trip between these points lpu
be made Ia canoes through the lagoon
which 10 small parties desiring % hunt nm
Ash IS an enjoyable trip during the whit,
months A line OF canoes propelled i
steam win shortly be put IN operation
place daily and making the trip la OF
| day The scenery on this route cOmpar,
favornhiy with Lake Como, IN Italy Fu
Information relating to these matters ma
| be Obtniued from Captain WIN. Cook
tho HidRlgO notcl, Monterey n g. Hal
gan, ggent Of me N. q 4 X
| pnnpcO, or q. Johunsen, merchant
Each number represents 30 acres Of Ian
each 100 ncfCs heiuN surrounded by roai
40 feet wide.