The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-02
ChaneS for a Fortune.

TN the southwestern part OF the state.
and Is noted for It's fertile valleys, Inc
streams lot springs and beautiful
axes This great county is practically
uudevrllped. owing to tie lack Of raj
Rad facilities, bat At present there are
three railroads under construction tina,
viii in a short time give the county a.
cess to the outside word and open up
ore of the richest fields for develop
ment to te found
The Klamath Like railway IS new
completed and in operation To Paksg
amy. in the southwestern pant of the
county, and the Columbia : ulHeru j.
pushing down from the north, while
the Nevada. California & Oregon from
Reno, Nevada, is nearly to the nh
line Of the county, when IS tn at
ire between Oregon "a Califala
Klamath county IS - BY IL MI
nd contains abaa 4.194e3u acres. Ia.
Atest reports slow Klamath county t
htye 5la.a00 aces Of government and
now suffice, t. homestead. 10000 acres
If state land ana 10000 acres Of school
had. that is being sold at 800 per
ders In the center Of X amath com
u IS the Klamath Indian Reservation,
fo.ty niles square. which has been al
lotted and is now practically ready toI
be thrown open to settlement. The
climate IS exceptionally healthfal, hay
ing an altitude of Loco feet, and the
het springs OF Klamath county viii be
beneficial to many pc pie. 1t is the
county $ boast Of sunny days, rich land
and great forests Of soft pine The
county las future before it Of gfeat
population, wealth ard varied indus
tres.
The oklahoma " Oregon Town-site
Company purpose to build a city in K1a
math county, on the following plan:
viii sell eel tiGeates Of stock at So
per share, S10 to be paid when stock is
issued and - to be paid on notice from
the secretary, on or before May l 1905
Each certificate holder will be entitled
10 one lot in the town for each share Of
stock he holds, aud his pro pata of the
profits derived from the sale of the re-
served lots. No person can purchase
more than three shares from the com
pany.
Tie company will reserve a suitable
site near the center of the town fer
public building, also suitable church
and school sites and two lets in each
block in the town for the benefit of the
certificate holders, aud a suitable site
for public park.
Ihe town VIII be opened on or before
Nal IsfI ., or during the Lewis an
Clarke cen anial Exposition, to be
hel at Peerland, beginning May lst
100 The very low rates to be obtain
ed during the Exposition should assure
attendance at the big opening of sew
eral thousand people more than would
otherwise attend. Due notice Will be
mailed each shareholder of the exact
date Of the opening. aud in addition 10
this, the big opening VIII be extensive
y adyGit'S ed.
This mutual plan, together with the
81 n natural advantages, should give
the town from ) 900 to 10000 popula-
ton from the start.
If you want an Investment that is
sure to return you many timts the prin-
eiPal, or if you desire an opening for
business of any kind, do not fan to in
vestigate our proposition. Lots in this
town are sure to sell the day of the big
openlng as high as $1,000, aud noue
ess than ST.
The company is g imposed Of men Of
the highest financial standing, and Will
make good their promises For further
information consult
Dir. \, p EEAUCHAMP.
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