Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-12
FORTUNES FOR ALL
Who INVEST NOW.
Greatest Electrical Discovery
Of the Age.
SAVES $9,711,655 A YEAR
Universal Opportunity Now offered the
Man of Small Means To Become
independently Rich.

Every great electrical invention has made
fortunes for its original stockholders. The
American Bell Telephone Company has paid
100000 for each 500 invested in its stock
at its organization. People then laughed at
the idea of there ever being a general need
for the telephone. 1t was hard to make in
vestors see the possibilities of the business
Those who did are among the worlds rich
est people.
Such chances are not often offered the
small investor. The first such opportunity
in great many years, that gives every
promise of duplicating the telephone in
profits and universal demand. is the Elec-
trio Signagraph and Semaphore
Some of the best known railroad experts
in America declare these instruments will
prevent railroad collisions. They give alb
solute privacy to party telephones, make Il
possible for a train to be stopped by the
train dispatcher at any point on his divi-
sion, ana permit the sending of private tele-
grams to any one of 100 or more telegraph
offices without the knowledge of other OPP
orators and without in any way interfering
with the regular telegraph circuit.
RAILROAD ADOPTS SYSTEM.
No extra wires are required. The cost is
so small and the advantages are so great
that Ii is predicted by some of the best eN-
perts in America that all railroads will
adopt the system. The Denver Northwest
ern Il Pacific has already ordered the Sign
agraph and Semaphore for its entire lines.
The Independent Telephone Company ASSOC
citation has offered % cents a month rental
for the Signagraph. to be used on party
telephone lines. They have 100000 tee-
phones, most of them on party lines. One
Signagraph is required for each telephone.
Only 10000 instruments will earn the stock
holders of the Electric Signagraph and
Semaphore Company $4,000 year.
There are 100000 miles of railroad in the
! United States, less than 10 per cent of
which is equipped with a signal service be-
cause of the inefficient systems heretofore
used and their great cost. If only one
twentieth of this mieage-less than 5 per
cent-were equipped with the SignaRraph
and Semaphore the stockholders would
earn $60O,0JJ a year-l0 per cent on the
present selling price of the stock, in addi-
ton to the revenue offered by the tele-
phone company.
10000 LIVES LOST.
More than 100000 were lost last year in
property destroyed in railroad collisions,
and 5000 persons were killed or injured.
This amount would cover the entire cost
of the Signagraph and Semaphore system
over every mile of railroad in the United
States for two years and make the hor-
rors Of railroad collisions unknown.
Experts admit the necessity for these
instruments. Far-sighted investors are put
ting their money into the company. Not
single person who has examined the in
struments with an idea of investing has
| failed to put his money into the company
after the most thorough investigation.
Every statement made herein Will be
| verified to the letter. A limited amount of
| the treasury stock is now for sale. No one
! will be asked to invest a cent until he has
| thoroughly satisfied himself of the merits
| of the proposition. All who can are urged
| to come and these instruments In
| operation. Those who cannot and want TO
know the full details of the company It's
. organization, its patents, and what experts
say of 1t should write at once for full
particulars. ....
Stock is now rapidly selling at Is cents
share, par value $1.00, fully paid, and nom
| assessable. Payments are accepted in cash
| or installments of one-fourth down and
one-fourth the first of each month until
| paid for. Stock Will be advanced % per
| cent very soon. No subscription of less
| than 100 shares will be accepted.
Address all inquiries or call in person on
National Mortgage and Bond Company, j.
Renwick Preston, treasurer b4l First Ma
tional Bank Building, Chicago.