The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11
POPULAR WANTS
MINES AND MINERS.

MINES AND MINERS.
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4 "You can fool some of the people
a all the time and oil the people soma
n of the time. but you can't fool all
4 the people all, the time"
Everybody knows that a fortu-
q nate investment in mining brings
quicker and larger returns than is
q possible In any other line of bust
ness; the secret is to buy the right
q thing.
You have heard a great deal Of
talk lately about bonded trustees,
g d1vidend-bearing "a certificates and
mining investment contracts, all Of
4 which are very clever schemes.
It is safe to look out for the
fellow who wants only cash for :
his property. He has no conf
dence in it's future Development
A bonded trustee must follow the
y contract. and is thereby COM
PEELED to pay over to the original
owners their share of all the mon
n ey received from the sale OF dlYl-
y dend-bearing certificates until $780,
e 0oo has been paid; thus your money
pays for the property, BUT YCC
4 DO NOT OWN IT.
4 Dividend-bearing certificates are
promises to divide the profits, If
to any interest in the ownership
of the property, all of which offRs
mighty slim inducements to in
vestors.
q What you want is an interest in
the property owned, and nothing
will give this better than fully
paid non assessable shares in
q legitimate company.
When the original owners are
= willing to take stock in a COM
z pany in exchange for their prop
4 erty it is pretty good evidence that
= they have confidence in the future
A OF the property, and if they risk
the WHOLE property YOU are
Y lars by purchasing treasury
A shares.
The Homestake Gold Mining
y Company, of Ontario, Limited, Is
4 are under contract to place their
rhares In the hands of reliable
4 trust company, to be held by such
trust company until this Company
has secured a mining and milling
plant of ESQ tons daily capacity.
4 Therefore there are no shares on
the market. excepting those of the
4 treasury, and every dollar received
from their sale goes to improve
the property. This Company is cap
OF 1sxvfl 4I 70
100000 shares of One Dollar each,
fully paid and worcestershire, $780,
g 600 shares in the treasury.
The secretary and treasurer are
placed under bond by the board of
of this Company. We have the
u advice and counsel Of competent
A engineers In the development of
our property and the expenditure
of our funds.
A The Company Iown 100 acres of
\ land in the Lake of the Woods
a country, carrying the largest de-
Y post of free-milling ore ever. dis
4 covered in the world. The vein Is
from 400 to 500 feet wide, over
4 mile long.
We can quarry out millions Of
tons of this ore at a very low cost
4 and eur profits will be enormous.
4 We offer clean, legitimate in
vestment, owned and managed by
4 home people Our board of direc-
tors, all well known st. Paul men.
will convince. any man that we
have an honest deal.
The board Of directors who man
age the affairs of this Company
i are as follows: Cyrus Wellington,
q Attorney Great Northern Railways
Ronald Stewart. Superintendent
& Great Northern Express; John w.
Nelson. Insurance; w. III. Hill, As
sistant General Freight Agent
Great Northern Railway; James A.
= Kelly, Great Western Hallway;
4 Fred ]. Bowman, Journalist: y.
C. Westerfield, Mineralogist; c. D.
4 Pruden, Manufacturer, and L. Il.
y Birbeck, Mine Owner.
C. D. Pruden, President. Fred
J. Bowman, Secretary. and Ronald
Stewart. Treasurer. Don't fail to
n secure q few shares in this great
mine.
Make all checks payable to the
4 Treasurer, and address all letters
to the
HOMESTAKE
y GOLD MINING COMPANY.
OF ONTARIO. LIMITED,
41o-411 Manhattan Building,
st. Paul. MINI.
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