Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-22

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CONFIDENCE 10 publish IT. II . O. onlsh-
.inE the nlmber Of chances that are open
to those Of limited means end here d; q
chance for a very few 20 become -
Gsnelter.' ana become with other .sniel-
ter owners very wealthy men. What
glrprises the writer ie that the EASTERN
multl-millionaires do not gohble these
wonderful opportunities at once. inetead
OF giving newspaper men chance to
become wealthy smelter' owners.
Dear Frlend:--I am a stockhold der In;
the ---- ---- w LTD. and
as you doubtless have heard. that COM
pany is a great success and there liz no
stock for sale. OF course many people |
ridlculed me when I went into 1t and
thought j was taking wild chances, but
my stock is now worth many times
what paid for 1t. and the company will
soon begin to divide the potts among US.
Already I have been notified OF the
large dividends that we will draw. It
You Sc" When went into the COM
pany bought stock at Is cent? share
and you could not buy 1t now for four
times that amount. Our company and
all of our stockholders are going into q
new smelter enterprise at :, ------.
We are going to build the Ore
Reduction Works and put II In opera
tion at once. thought perhaps YOU
would like to- Join us and become g 4
charter member of the new company.
You know sraalter is safer and bet-
ter proposition than mine; altho we
have all made good investment inthe3
------- LTD still smelter
depends upon all the mines In the re-
gion. There are thousands of mines, all
of which would contribute ore to the
smelter, so that We are not dependent
upon any one mine for success All lot
the mines in the region. as I have said.
contribute ore and we make our charges
for saving the gold. which you may be
cure, will not be done at a loss. We are
preparing to handle large quantities of
both copper and gold ore, which we
know will be very profitable business
as all smelter owners are very wealthy
men.
thing that II you have a few dollars
that you want to invest in ouch an en-
sterprise, you cannot find a better place
than to subscribe for stock and become
a charter member in the Ore Reduction
Works.
Our general manager and chief en-
gineer is at this moment working upon
the ground. and should like very much
to have you go into the enterprise with
fus. II you are interested at all, will you
please write to m or to Mr.. --- at -
for particulars. You can invest 81. 81,
S., or $40 per month in payments IL you
wish. Our stock will be SO cents per
share to charter members, to others 81
per share, which gives you a chance to
double your money at once.
Yours Very truly, ----
The writer has been in Delivers dis
strict nearly all Of the time since Gov.
ShaW's stroke of the pen made John
Prentiss ID. senator. Naturally he has
become Interested in the choice Of his
successor. And II unbiased opinion 10
worth anything, II looks to this scribe
as tho Harvey lngham would get the
coveted place. His friends claim he will
have as opening strength, two or three
counties besides his own. On the other
hand, 70 fierce was been the fight among
some of the other candidates, to secure
a home county endorsement, such cam
didates have had but little time TO get
away from home, and pee the "breth-
rem" in other counties. With the large
number Of candidates in the race, this
advantage OF outside help gives Mr..
1ngham the pole in the fret heat.
Here and there all over the district
one hears. that st may be Shaw yet
The idea is the convention that nom
mates Delivers successor, may settle
down into "a three cornered fight" each
of candidates having strong friends who
will not give way to any OF the others
before the convention, and then TO end
before the conventions and then to end
the whole business all OF a sudden some
one spring Shaws name. and send him I
to congress. There is no doubt but what
judging from talk the writer has heard,
that the friends of a, would prefer
Shaw to having B, G or D get the noni- /
nation The governors ability, COM
bined with his admirable action, and
senatorial appointment, makes him a
dark horse In this race. II his friendsl
see fit to enter him. many&of the would
be aspirants will And the heat too fast
for them.
And now as the writer has mentioned
that he has been in at least 5 counties.I
where lives a gentleman Of two working
Sto secure this honored position the
reader will be unable to locate the actor.
One of these candidates was in an adj
joining town the other day. travelling
man was there and received hearty
shake Of the hand, as he wac asked
ARE you in business llere? And there
was a political striker along, too, full
for utterance on his two dollars day
and expenses. Early in the day he had
been introducing the ambitious one to-
his fellow Greeks But along in the
afternoon, all he could tell the Greciansi
was that Mr.. was no railroad man..
had no sympathy with them. never had
had-never would have. He was for the
people. and particularly interested In
the Greek nationality. that made four
hundred and fifteen Of the voters in this
burg. Mr.. was for the people, the
common people, every day sort Of men
like u.. He had nothing to say against
the other candidate. but everybody
knew he couldn't get trusted for plug
OF tobacco at the grocery store. The
other man might be a truthful man, but
those who know how that postoffice was
located, think somebody lied. And while
the striker was thus eloquent, out OF a
store came an almost blind rore-eyed
old Greek farmer The future congress-
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