The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-04-11


untold wealth Of Natural Gas which uuderIies this
land is taken into consideration. and il would be
difficult to compute it. This Company has values
and resources which should make it worth $4,000.
600, and that at no distant day.
STOCK or THE COMPANY.
The Company offers two propositions TO invest
ors: First, stock IN ne Company; Second, house and
business lots ofais Company
The capital stock of the Company Is 81 COO O0O d.
vided into 20Cj0 shares, par value 500 per share
OF The original s. O000OO 81 54 coo has already bess
subscribed and paid for By Eastern and Western
capitalists. OF the remaining sn50O0 a portion 10
offered subscription for short time at $50 PEI
share, after which the price viii be advanced 70
So. This is the lowest Egure at which The stock
has ever been offered or sold, aud the Company
are sanguine beyond all doubt, that this stock viii
command par within 90 days
All stock IS issued flsg paid aud non assessa5ls.
By the investment Of $4,000 Of its capital in "
building improvements and supplying gas 10 con-
sumers, the Company can pay annual dividend
OF per cent. upon its entire capital stock leaving
money received from the sale Of lots for the pay
ment of extra Dividends. Extra dividends win be
paid until purchasers have received the amount Of
500 for each share Of stock held 5 them. The saleOf
lots the first day they were offered amounted 10
81, COOS
The sale of lots ought to increase the auuaa5
d5Uidsnd 70 at least . per cent, and the Company
believe they viii be able to pay back the original
investment Of stockholders tgiiiH t,Uo years aad
stiH hare splendid diUidendpayiag property len.
The Company respectfully refer to appended let
ters. Should there be an excess Of subscription,
those Of latest date viii be rejected.
CLERz's OFFICE. DELAWARE Co,
MUSCIE, IND, March 2, 1880
Dear Sir:-I have been resident Of the City OF
Muhce for several years past and am well ac-
quainted with the people, its past history and
future prospects It's rapid increase in population,
wealth and manufacturing industries. bespeak for
it grand future. It is the best City in the Indiana
Gas Fields. Property here has rapidly increased
in value owing to the great interest the public have
manifested in Natural Gas and its possibilities.
am acquainted with the property owned by the
MUnice Natural Gas Land Improvement Co. Il Is
good property and fail to be profitable to It's
owners and investors. lam personally acquainted
with many of the officers and men connected wish
said Company and know them to be men Of in
tegrity and financial standing.
Respectfully, o. J. LORI,
Judge Of Circuit Court.
CITY or BIUsCIE. IyDIASA,
Mayors Office March o. 1889
Dear Sir.-I have q personal acquaintance With
several Of the officers and members OF the Muncis
Natural Gas Land Improvement Company, and re-
gard them as men of integrity and financial abb
ity; they have good financial standing here.
I have lived here ali my life, and have seen this
/ City's advancement and growth from small vi
/ lage BIuncie is well located IN good agrieaI-
tural region; has excellent railroad facilities. and
/ an abundant supply Of Natural Gas.
/ The real estate owned by said Company here Is
/ good and well located and certain to advance
/ greatly in value. There is every reason to believe
4 and no reason to doubt. that investments in the
/ stock and in the lots Of said Company viii veEy
/ soon prove to be very profitable.
Ifrr
/ Mayor Of the City Of BIuncie Ind
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
t Nothing can be more safe, solid and substanfia
/ than an investment in MuReie. whether il be In
| house or business lots or stock Of the Company.
Loss is impossible, and the prospect Of large aud
certain profit IS all that the careful and con
: servatiye could ask for.
/ The indications are that the advertisements Of
Muneie's advantages, the locating of factories and
/ improvements upon the Compsny's property viii
give it one OF the biggest booms known in the his
/ tory OF cities. and from one hundred to thou
sand per cent will be made by those who are fort-
! nate enough to invest early.
/ Saving banks and insurance companies may fail
bonds depreeiate and railroad stock become worth
less but an investment in real estate in the staple
and secure soil Of mother earth IS as permanent
and lasting time
Here the rich capitalist can invest his tens OF
/ thousands, the thrifty merchant, mechanic or
farmer his thousands, and the Iaborer his hun
dreCis with the absolute certainty Of large and
| muuerative profits
PRICES OF lots.
No price on residence or business lots can BE-
given that will hold good for any length Of time.
but the company is now selling desirable business
and house lots at from 500 to s7O0 Size Of lots are
4Oxf25 to 80 x125.
/ These prices are subject to advance without
tee Sale of lots the first day they were offered
reached Sill 90. Early purchasers viii secure ths
profit made by any advance Of prices BY the Coma
pany.
A beautifully illustrated pamphlet, giving the
history and development Of Natural Gas, descFip-
ton Of Runcie past and present. its manufacturing
industries natural advantages and brilliant pros
poets will be forwarded upon application together
with plat Of the Company's lands, maps, priceless,
&c
The Company would be glad 70 secure reliable
representative men in al cities and towns 70 rep
resent them.
Full particulars pamphlets, terms &c, can be
had by calling upon or addressing the
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