The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
Nou Reprinted by Request.
AN ANSWER TO INQUIRIES.

Numerous inquiries have recently been receiv
ed at the New York and Phllad' lphla offices of
the "Mercanllle and Financial Times asking
for information as to The methods and business
of the Storey Cotton Company, who,e general
offices are located in the Fourse Building Phila
delphia as well as to the desirabity and value
of an investment made with this company. On
several occasions in the past there appeared in
these columns extended and favorable references
to this company from the pen of our Philadel-
phia correspondent and we have carefully watch.
ed the progress and operations of the company
in order to deIermine whether his commendaton
was ius ited by subsequent Developments
Justice to worthy corporation requires that
we should extend the editorial endorsement of
this paper to this company at the present time,
and to say that it has more than fulfilled every
claim originally advanced in its behalf 1t is only
simply truth and justice to say that the manage
ment of the company is today entitled to the
highest praise and commendation for the con-
scienrious and straightforward manner in which
they have carried ont all their obligations to
those who have become identified with the en-
terprise as investors and we are fully warranted
in making the assertion that no financial or in.
vestment institution in the country can show a
cleaner more satisfactory or honorable record
in its liberal treatment of investors and the pub
lie at large than the Storey Cotton Company.
We are much gratifed of course, that the
later development of the company's business
and it's fair and equitable methods have justified
the early predictions of our Philadelphia CORE
spOndent, and it is equally a pleasure to add that
the company are today stronger and better able
to carry out their obligations than at any time in
the past. We have the utmost confidence IN the
Judgment and discretion of our Philadelphia cor
respondent, who has been the regular represen-
tative of this paper in that city for more than
quarter of century past; and as he has been
thoroughly conversant with the business of the
Storey Company from its inception, as we'll as its
plans and methods. its financial stability and the
high character of its management. his unquali
fed endorsement of the same naturally carries
great weight
The record of the Storey Cotton Company is
one that can be assailed in no particular what
ever; its treatment of its clients has always been
eminenty fair and just, and it has never made
promise that has not been fulfilled to the letter.
We can only emphasize the fact that an invest
ment made with this company possesses every
essential element of security and remuneration,
and we are confident that those who make such
investments will place their money in an enter
prise where every possible safeguard is thrown
around the pridcipal and where large earnings
are assured beyond any reasonable doubt.
The fullest particulars sent Free to
readers of this paper on application.
STOREY COTTON COMPANY
INCORPORATED
II Broadway, New York, N. Y.
The Bourse, Philadelphia, Pa.
Exchange Bldgs., Liverpool, Eng.
TOM n. siDELlMeER, N. D.,
Local Manager 4teow16*
Summer Cottage
FOR SALE OR TO LET AT NORTHPORT,
high land, overlooking PenObscot Bay. Fine
bathing, boating, etc.
JOHN A. ROBERTS,
14tf 1O3 Summer Ave-, Reading, Mass.
Farm for Sale.
Situated in NOrthport, on the Reech Hill road,
farm Of sixty acres good buildings land divid-,
ed into fields, pasture and woodland, orchard
cranberries, etc. Fine view of PenObsc0t Bay.
ses. r. A. PACKARD.
April Q, 1903.-3w14s