The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-09
FORTUNES MADE in COPPER.
1housands OF People Getting Rich
Out of Earth's Greatest MineraI-A
Chance for Still More to Get Rich.

~nousanoe OF feeple Getting Rich
Out of Earth's Greatest MineraI-A
Chance for Still More to Get Rich.
Marcus DAILY, known as the Copper
Aing," and at the time of his death one
OF the richest men in the world, was a
poor man. when one day he said:
others may seek gold mines; / want
copper mines. Where one makes n for
tune in gold, twenty will make it in
copper"
While hundreds of men are prospecting
Tor copper mines in the West, what ex-
pert copper engineers (who have visited
the mines) believe will be one of the
greatest producers on the American con-
tinent, is known as the Colonial Copper
Mines, situated on the North Shore of
Bay of Fundy, Cumberland County,
Nova Scotia, Canada, 300 miles from
Boston, Mass.
The Colonial Company has worked day
and night for three years the ODD of June
past, and will be concentrating and mill
ing its produce by Aug. 10. These mines
produce pure native copper (no fuxing
necessary, the same class of copper as
that of the Calumet and Hecla, Tama-
rack and other mines of the Lake Supe-
dividends to stockholders.
The Colonial owns 1900 acres of min
eral property, and can, after paying all
expenses, put copper into Boston and
New York for size per pound. Copper
Is to-day worth 141lacp per pound; see the
profit to stockholders. The Colonial pays
cash for all it buys, all machinery is in
stalled, buildings for miners erected. and
the company's railroad completed for
transporting the ore from the furthest
shafts to the concentrating plant.
The company will sell limited
amount of stock at $1.5O per share, in
order to put it on larger and more ex-
tensive producing basis, and a good SUBJ
stantial dividend may be looked for at
an early date. This company has no
bonded Indebtedness and is out of debt.
1t has over !, 400 subscribers, all promi-
nent people, and its officers are men of
high standing. Two hundred of its larg-
est holders visited the mines before in
vestins. In the Judgment of men who
own thousands of shares of this stock, 1t
will soon be worth more than double
what the stock is selling for to-day. This
IS the best opportunity offered in a min
ing proposition for years. 1t is an abso-
Auteiy Sdle lHNeStHeut ana QUICK return
on money invested. Fortune knocks at
your door.
Seventy-five dollars will buy 80 shares
of the Colonial Copper COmpany's stock,
full paid and worcestershire; $3.50 will
buy 100 shares; $3.50 will buy 500 shares,
and so on as to amount desired Make
all payments direct by postoffice or ex-
press money order, certified check or
New York exchange. Certificates of stock
will be forwarded on receipt of money.
We will be glad to give all information
desired. forward prospectus on applica-
tion, giving photographs of machinery,
buildings, plants, railroad, etc. Refer
ences furnished. A party or syndicate
purchasing 1000 or more shares will be
allowed the expenses of representative
to visit the mine for examination.
Address communications to s. G..
PAINTER, Fiscal Agent Colonial Cop
per Co., 81 Broadway, New York.