Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-28
SMALL
COMBINE
CAPITAL.
Their Interests They Form IN
Enormous and Powerful Cone
bine, Realizing Enormous
Profits.

One OF the noteworthy moves In the
fnancial world that is attracting a great
deal Of attention is the pooling Of interests
by small investors. A st. Louis firm. the
National Securities Co, is the prime mover
in the plan. This company receives the
money Of thousands Of small investors and
combining them fsrm gigantic sums which
enable them to successfully transact enor-
nous deals that pay handsome profits to
the individual member Of the pool. This
Is another phase of the Coz. n unity of In
terest Idea made so porvlar by ]. Pierpont
Morgan, the only dif, renee is that this
company is composed of an nlimite num-
Der of small investors, while hr. ACrgan's
companies are composed Of a limited num-
Der of rich men. The National is the first
company organized on this new plan, but
because of its wonderful success 1t is but a
question Of a short time until many more
will enter the field. II is a well known
fact that a man of mopey has thousands OF
opportunities to make profitable invest
ments that never come to the man OF small
means. In popular Language, ut takes
money TO make money" By this success
full plan of combination the small investor
with from fifty to a few hundred dollars
secures the same opportunities that come
TO the man Of millions, and as a couse-
quence realizes the same enormous per cent
OF profit on his investment, however small
1t may be. 1t can be safely said that "A
more marked departure than this plan was
never made in the world of money, and
those who take advantage of the opportuni-
ties offered by this company will realize
more on their money in a week than they
would under ordinary conditions in a year.
The general plan upon which the company
Is operated does not materially differ from
that employed by the National Banks. The
investors of the company occupying the
same position as the stockholders of the
bank. Each and every 30 dp va "A dividend
Is declared and each investor receives n
draft for his profits during this time. The
investment is amply secured and investors
run no risk whatever. The entire capital
of the company, One Hundred Thousand
Dollars (S100,O00), stands between the inves-
tors and loss. The majority of the mann
moth fortunes of this country were made
by almost exactly the same methods as
those employed by the National Securities
Company. Combination is the keynote OF
present day success. The small Investor,
by placing his money with that of hundreds
and even thousands of other small in
v%estors, obtain all the advantages of enor-
NOUS capital. and his money earns as much,
dollar for dollar, as that of the millionaire
Captains of Industry" while small sums.
II invested alone, earn but 3 or 4 per cent
and are usually tied up for long periods OF
ties Co. pay more than this each month
and are subject to withdrawal at any time.
Upon investing the investor receives a
Certificate of Deposit stating on its face
that a sum equal to 8 per cent n month is
guaranteed, payable monthly, and giving
the holder of the certificate the right to re-
turn the certificate at any time he may
choose and withdraw his investment in
whole or in part insta~ntaneously. This is
without question one of the greatest OPP
pOrtunities for safe and highly profitable
investment. in the entire financial world.
1t is worthy the careful considera ton OF
any man who desires to rapidly accumulate
a snug bank balance and yet have his
money invested where IL is at all times sub
ject to instantaneous withdrawal and pro-
tected from loss by a company whose finan-
clai standing and reliability is beyond ques-
ton. The National Securities Company is
rapidly extending its field of operations and
10 arouse addltonal interest is ISSUING a
ing and giving full information In regard
to everything an investor would want to
know. The booklet is sent free to all who
write for It. Address at once, National
Securities Co., Dept. ii, st. Louis, Mo.