Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-16
A FINANCIAL hint
WHAT ARE THE BEST INVEST.
MENTS!
A Prominent Financier Divulges Some
Points on the Large Dividends Paid
by Industrial Companies.

AOoS w VIC Large DVsucuuS UIu
by Industrial Companies.
New York Recorder
| had long talk yesterday with
one of the most observing financiers
Of Wall street. He is a man known
universally, AMI whose ideas and
judgment are eagerly sought. l
found him in a genial mood and he
became very confidential, but insisted
that withhold his name.
sit is intensely interesting" he
said, ITO watch the rise of milionaires
and great fortunes. There are so
tnanv kinds. Some are made by
speculation aud have little stability.
Others are secured by valuable enter
prise, by giving people something
they want, something they need.
These are upon the surest possible
basis. For example, people must
have coal oil. Look at the fortunes
made from its production. People
must telegraph, must telephone. See
the millions that have been made by
these things Men and women will
get sick. Are you aware of the
enormous fortunes that are made in
a real cure for them: |
know Of many. but there is one es-
pecialIy. The gentleman who dis.
covered it has made millions, and the
company that owns i. is coming
money"
"Have you any objections to telling
me what it is?" | asked.
"Confdent,ally, no. refer to Mr..
H. II. Warner. He is a very wealthy
man. and his medicine business pays a
dividend Of from Is to 20 per cent.
annually. Hs manufactures the Safe
Cure we hear so much about. learn,
too, that he is about to add the manu-.
facture Of Baking Powder. which will
doubtless double his profits"
"It is a stock corporation, is it not?"
"Most decidedly. But learn, sub
rosa, that a limited amount Of stock 10
obta'naIle, but only by certain per-
sons"
"Why is that?"
"The idea, as l understand it, is to
have people personally interested IL,
its profits, and their influence nstu.
rally tends to doubling the dividends.
Any man can afford to part with some
of his stock at less than it is worth il
the balance that he holds will be
doubled in value thereby. You can
see that, can't your"
"Clearly."
81 have heard that Mr.. Warner,
personally, does not hesitate to put
up guarantee that for the next five
years not less than 10 per cent. divi-
dends per year will be paid-the
chances are it will be three times that
amount. If you are interested in the
though, why don't you drop
line to MIR. H. II. Warner at so
Broadway? He probably has some
inside information TIA. will te of
ralue to you. have told you all
<now, but YOU can get all the ,rutl by
writing to headquarters. Try it,"
"Wnat other 60, d investments do
you know f."
"Several, bat none so sound as this
always look carefully for stability i,
we'll as large dividends, and anything
'ounded upon the needs of the people
5 founded upon rock Now take
nv advice and write to Mr.. Warner.
lie will be certain to answer YOU"
tried to draw the fnancler out
'pon 9th, r subjects, but he was SO
lied with the idea of the Indus,rials
IS the hest and snrest of investments
hat he would not talk Of stocks,
ponds, or other huctua,ing securities.
have thought the subject over very
'arefnlly, and l believe he is night.
Certainly there can be nothing rore
ertan than public needs, and nothing
more safe than standard article tina.
upplies these needs. l reproduce
his interview for the benefit of any
Who may he seeking information upon
he sui Ject Of investments, and who
nay feel like writing to headquarters,
S | was advised to do.-HAMILToN.