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and pleasant During tho warmest months of
summer there is constant breeze playing over
the praries, and the nights are invariably cocl
thc thermometer mover rises over 50 10 90 and
pm the winter never falls below 30 degrees Fah-
Irenheit. 1t abounds in 81 .ngs and at .lhe depth
Ioi hIeen or twenty feet in the midst of the pra-
jric. the best water can be had; all the small
streams are peculiarly clear and crystal-like-
Colonel w lIIlam Myers, who removed there from
Garrard county. KY, last fall, says, in letter
dated Sih May, lSf7,-"l will not venture 10 Tell
my friends in Kentucky tat the land here was bet.
ter than the best land in Kentucky, because they
would not believe it; but now | assert il, for the
soil is DEEPER being iii many places five feet and
the kindest Ilnd 10 work ever put a plough in
Il verify believe that around the forks of the Tri-
inliy, lies the largest body of frst-rate land in
America" From the forks OF Trinity to Sar;t,


Fe. IS only about 600 miles by the old Spanis!,
trail, and tho newspapers in Texas are now ad-
jvocating the route up the TriniIy, and from its
forks by land as in every respect preferable 10
the one by independence, Mo. Why should Erl-
Igrants think of going to Oregon or California,
when they can obtain better land for nothing. SC
much nearer home


i his Is, perhaps, the last opportunity that will
ever offer on the continent Of America, of GET
ting lands for the mere cost of surveys and cost
OF deeds. Our Colony is emphatically the place
for the poor mans home: there he does no, bavo
TO feed his cattle for six or seven months in the
year; 'here he viii have n home market for all
the surplus ho can produce for years 10 come.
and with industry and economy, speedily become
rich.


Let no Emgrant lose sight of the important
tact that our contracts. with the Government of
! exas expire on the ist day Of July, 1913, and
maj he must not only be in the Colony, but that
he must have selected his land, built house or
cabin thereon, and be residing therein with his
family by that day;-one day after thai date. md
the opportunity OF getting land for nothing. is,
perhaps, lo5t for ever Persons desirinp nddi.
!ionai information, by addressing the unders gned
| ruseea or, either of them, posi- paid, shall re-
ceive prompt attention.


1oI WILLIS STEWART, } Trustees of The Teras


w. u rs lERS, } Land Company.


Louisville, Sept. lst, lS47. 34:tf