The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-27
Last Automobile ExCut.
sion Through Pecos
Country Free

We invite you to join us on this.
our last Free Automobile Excursion
through the Pecos Country, starting
from Corsciana at p. m. over the
Cotton Belt Railway, via Waco, Tenn
pie and Brentwood to San Angelo on
Tuesday. October 3rd, 1911 Round
trip fare from Corsicana to San An
cello and return will be $12.35, which
will be credited as part of your first
payment on either lands or town lots
purchased on trip. We then take you
in the automobiles and give you an
absolutely free round-trip tour of
Tom Green, Irion, Reagan, Upton,
Crane, Crockett and Pecos counties,
from San Angelo to Fort Stockton
and return in our company automo-
biles, free of charge, except for what
YOU eat.
We are general agents for about
100000 acres of the Orient railway
lands, lying on both sides OF the
Orient tracks. which are now being
rapidly carried forward through
shese counties, thus opening up this
wonderfully rich, productive ana
healthy country to immigration and
settlement. We are offering these
railroad lands at about one-half of
their real value, on long time and
easy terms, In order to get people to
move there quickly in advance Oh
1he new railroad tracks, in order 10
create business for our road. This 70
no land-speculating scheme, but the
last and best opening OF the richest
and most productive part OF Texas'
where lands are being offered by US
ut from sits to 500 per acre, and
we invite YOU to go with us and let
us SHOW YOU, before you buy our
lands This will be Your last chance
to take wonderful AUTOMO-
BILE-~9sOUR ENTIRELY FREE OF
CHARGE. 1t is the most interesting
Automobile Tour that could be made
in Texas Come with US.
We want to show you our PECOS
PALISADES, the greatest, richest
and most productive IRRIGATED
GARDENS IN TEXAS, where I'VE
have about 900 acres OF the rich
est Sits and settings to be found on
the Pecos river, under the most per-
feet system Of irrigation in the south
west. We have here the largest flood
water reservoir or lake, containing
nearly four square miles of water
from ten to eighteen feet deep, con-
tanning about 656, 100000 cubic feet
OF the PUREST IRRIGATION WA
TER IN THAT COUNTRY. We have
about So miles of main canals, 10
miles of laterals and over 500 miles
OF sub-laterals and borders, carrying
This water onto every acre OF this
rich land. We will soon have about
fifty miles of fine boulevards, 123
miles of public roads, a perfect sys-
TEN of graded public schools, rural
routes and telephone connections to
all parts of the tract, and interurban
street cars will come. We are selling
this rich land, with a perpetual wat
er right under this great Irrigation
Plant and System, for only $50 per
acre, payable SIS per acre in cash,
and SIS per acre per annum for four
years, in traits of ten acres up. II
you will go with us, we will shoH
you the 1900 acres already sold
to as fine a class of people as ever
lived. with about 1900 acres already
planted in alfalfa and young fruit
trees, although the first water was
turned on less than one year ago we
will show you similar lands under
much inferior system of irrigation up
the Pecos, which has been In cui'i-
walton only five to ten years, now
paying from $500 to $1,000 per acre
in fruits and vegetables, and now
valued at ten to twenty times as
much as it cost at the opening price.
We are from three to six weeks ear
lcr than California and from 9oo
to 1000 miles nearer Chicago and
New York markets, and as our fruits
and vegetables are superior to all