Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-03
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The chance to tag on is not even a
little bit like Time, which goes on for
ever. It is not even like the seasons
in the vicinity of Bismarck-nine
months winter and three months
dummed late in the fall, because the
chance is likely to fall in day; in
other words, lost, and lost forever.
If it strikes you that there has been
a vein of levity running through many
of our advertisements, it has been to
attract and amuse with the idea of
having the more serious side of the
proposition talked about, that is, the
Investment side. An investment is
not a joke. It is a business PROPOSE
ton, It is serious matter. 1t is a
matter a man should approach with
his wits on the alert. No one is will
ing to throw his money away. It Is too
hard to get. Therefore the moment
the question arises, all the elements
surrounding the proposition must be
properly considered. ~
It is not sufficient that the men at
the head of the proposition are abso-
lutely honest. 1t is not sufficient that
the proposition itself is honest but
it is sufficient if both are honest. We
believe in our proposition, and we be-
lieye in ourselves. We believe we
have the most magnificent investment
proposition in the United States today
and believing that we have asked our
personal friends as we'll as the gener-
al public to join us. We believe we
can make money for everyone who be-
comes interested with us, and that be-
lief is based upon an absolute know
ledge of the property in which we are
selling the stock. It is a proven mine
with enormous values in sight-more
than enough to pay the present sell
ing price Of the stock six times over,
and which leaves out of consideration
the fabulous possibilities in three of
the greatest gold bearing quartz veins
ever discovered in this or any other
country ..es4-% =, II. %,.@
4 It is not within reason that propo-
sition possessing such. elements of
strength, as this can long remain on
the market. It is certain to be closed
\ soon. 1t may be closed today, and if
you are going to avail yourself of the
opportunity to get in right, you should
do it without further delay. Delays
4 are dangerous, anyway, so why not
get in today.
In our advertisement several days
ago we quoted what Cecil Rhodes had
to say about mining and mining
stocks. His advice was to buy mining
stocks low. We are offering mining
stock for, 40 cents per share that Is
actually worth $3.50, with everything
& in favor Of its soon becoming worth
ten times that much Y 3 .
Cecil Rhodes also said, buy good
mining stock now Our stock is good
because Of the values behind it, and it
is going to be great deal better, be-
cause we will be earning dividends
In the very near future. Stocks that
only earn 6 or. Z per cent per annum
are worth par. We cannot help earn
ing ten, perhaps twenty times that
much. sya
Better get in on the ground floor at
once, because the chance will not last
forever.
Mr. W. F. Leech, the treasurer Of
our company, will be at the North
west hotel all day today. Why not
have a little talk with him: He will
be glad to see You, and answer such
questions as may not have been an.
icipated IN our advertisements.
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