Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-16
now 10 GET RICH.
Every Great Fortune Made by Some short
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The desire to see sometti * o. the famous
m niug region OF the Rocsy Mountains led
me. several years ago, 90 pas pCruln OF
NY 81 inner vacation IN the vicinity o. me
rid renowned Con sock Minis. While
i4lng abs ut and absoruing. as it w.ra, IN
formation through the pores OF my skin, a
similarity o, tastes br0u ght ne into ially
cintact wi one OF the Flood. Mackey q
fCBrien syndic tie Of Bonanza Kings, AM
the ire'egant but forceiul philosophy OF
this great accu nulator OF weslth male
lasting impression upon my min }.
Sitting one evening IN h'sroom and enjoy
ing at once his quaint huncr AMI his
fregrart Havana, | remarked, CAPTAIN,
one OF the old proverbs recites that There
is no short road TO wealth. but you have
found one. You are still young man. COM
paraiively, and are quoted a muiti-milhon-
aire.n YES" he sad, "and OF ell the un-
true savings some OF the proverbs pop.
ulatly supposed TO embo1y the wisdom OF
the ages, are the mo false and misleading
Look, Tor n moment, over the lit OF
wealthy men whose fortunes amount to sou
90 an upwar, aud point out to me, II you
can, one single individual vino has not ac-
q ired his money by some short road to
wealth"
THE days Of man are few, and time is not
given in this e Of the worli for men to ac-
cumu,a'e mucd wealth except By means OF
special openings, and by taking advanageof
the nigh cutsS hYcu may be right said,
Tut where one man succeeds in reaching bis
goal by a cross country roa !, do not the
many failf' NO. said he, "Di ln't | see
you artiug out yesterday by the main road
t. the camp ON the other side of the noun
tainf' "Yes," snid. "Nen,h be replied,
you couli have taken the trail over the
hills savei pro, ably two hours walking,
nj ha In han nf eof q
certainty, only you DID not know Of the
trail. 1t is just so in business, the man that
wants TO travel with au OK team and ride in
the wagon, must go by the biz road, while
tho fellow VINO goes by the trail will get
there first, and il there is only one supper to
be hat at the station the cross country
Traveller Is the one who will eat it. Iase
my own exps Renee, which is simply an IL
iustration Of the way every fortune has been
made. was keeping ittl store here an
barely maxim, ton sue eni buckle meet
when had an opportunity 10 get bel of a
block OF st OK in the then infant ComestJck
Mines. i chewel il over for three days
ami decided TO take it in, and that
move lead naturally to all that have done
since, an proved the foundation OF my for
tune. | bought moro stock. as | had
money; tought stock in other good mines,
an b fore | knew IL / was well ixe1."
".jui, siid, prices here are 20 high that
there Is little chancs Tor a man OF small
means" that's true" he replied, "hus
there are plenty of god properties al out
mere, aud their success is oniy question Of
means on good management. Then, too,
II you want g TO so meth ng in mil es, | viii
tell you uf field where YOU can do better
than here, and one that IN my opinion is tho
best on the Aneric continent. | should
have gone myself 10 il ii | had not been 50
heavily interested here that could not get
away. Irefer 10 the goIi'reg Oh of Moth
Georgia there is The first an as sal |
before, think the hest mining regioniu this
country" "Nhy,n | SAID "is no; mere
heard about p because he replied,
''plantng vas tie great absorbing industry
She South before the war. That region
.'u ing the war was the battle ground and
miners were force in,o the West, wltre, in
the meantime. the certre of the industry
has lecome es,a1li he'll. In Georgia you
can get ho.d OF mines on the basis OF $780,
go that in the West wOulI he worth
million, fnd to make them success
iul yu only neal money to operate
AMI tliicie Il Management There you can
work out doors every day in the year; labor
wlich is high here IS chsap there; fuel and
wa or are abundant, and The ores generally
~ larger loiics equally as rich or richer
h3n ours, and the cost OF miling. owing 10
the softer walls about the vtns an lower
iCr Il e same w, TX here.
Natural | was interested 10 look mp tie
story # the Comstoek, an louGd that
stock quoted at $40 pr share in the early
days o operations, oil 20 II a t + as high as
81 8 PER share, ami that upwards Of s3H,
0fIt0) were paid cut IN dividends to share
holders.
Toa w'e,'ge o. these facts, and sub
scqucnt tn rcuah acqian'cnc wi h the
Ga rim gold L 10, @u oh my irienf, tue
Captain, has not uvc, >iimatei. may b Ill
rtcllY attribute the f riuitiOn OF the At
ientn Gold m. o apany.
The company has c ,refn ~ sclectel its
ircg,rtr. as ac-1 IN management OF tbs
sasne men o. x ,pii nee, irie in tue bus.
ness, and now places before you the oppm-
tuuity to secure some nj ITS shares at it}y
or cent. OF III If par vine, II 1910 per
share. The money YOU pay Tor these shares
VIII e used IN erect n clnpltte in SUIT
able rsdu zion N s AMI the OH aers Ct tho
company feel sue that at the same
time ihac you are furnishing the
funds to put the property upon a paying
basis: you will he planting your own feet
II; on one of these short roads to wealth
which have enabled every RIGA man in this
country to reach his pr, sent position.
The stock il July lai up and non-a sess-
able; the total anu unit OF stock is $4,000,
ami so. 0,l9 OF this amount Is evoted to the
uits Of the treasury ci tue company.
Tie company has reserved the right to
advance the Irice OF It's shares without for
ma notice, an the demand for stock Is such
that an aovtnce il now in contemplation,
lu, Is not as yet or lera !.
I he Southern Banking anil Trust Co., OF
Atlanta, Ga, one of the strongest nnunc al
institutions in the South, acts as transfer
agent for the company, an to it all orders
f6r stock should lie addressed. accompanied
eiihsr with New YORK exchange or post.
off money order for the number of shares
Crjere at s. each.
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