Fortunes in Cuba
A SHORT ROAD TO A COMPETENCY AND A LIFE AMID TROPICAL DELIGHTS FOR THOSE WHO ARE AWAKE TO THE PRESENT OPPORTUNITY.
The Cuban Colonization Company
WNS and holds deeds for two large tracts of the best land in Cuba, situated on the north coast in the Province of Puerto Principe, the most fertile and healthful portion of the island. This region is being rapidly colonized by enterprising Americans, who own and are developing thousands of plantations in the immediate vicinity of our holdings. We are selling this valuable land in small tracts, from five to forty acres each, at a low price, payable in monthly installments. It has been practically demonstrated that this soil will produce abundantly all kinds of tropical fruits, sugar cane, coffee, tobacco, cocoanuts, etc.
The purchaser of land from us will have no taxes to pay for the first three years, and can have a warranty deed as soon as his land is paid for.
A discount of 10 pet cent. allowed from regular prices when full payment is made at time o£ purchase.
An Insurance Policy.
In case of the death of any purchaser we will issue a warranty deed to his or her estate without further payment.
REMEMBER—That a 10-acre Orange Grove in Cuba, four years old, is worth ten thousand dollars, and will net you from three to six thousand dollars annually.
REMEMBER—That in Cuba you can have fruits ripening every month in the year.
REMEMBER—That what you would pay for winter clothing and fuel to keep you warm in the United States will keep up a home in Cuba, where the winter months are perpetual June.
REMEMBER—That in our location are combined a delightful and healthful climate, pure and abundant water, and a rich and productive soil.
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CUBAN COLONIZATION COMPANY.
| MAIN OFFICE, | |
| ROOM 367, ARCADE, | CLEVELAND, OHIO |
| BRANCH OFFICE. — — HOOPESTON, ILL. | |
| OFFICERS | |
| DR. W. P. PEIRCE, President and Treasurer. | |
| W. G. SPIKER, Vice-President and General Manager. | |
| G. W. HANCHETT, Assistant Manager. | |
| W. P. PEIRCE, JR., Secretary. | |
| JAMES PEIRCE, Assistant Secretary. | |