2 FE CUR ST KIDNEY CURE £8 NT t OF THE KINGSTON! Bw- EY. LIVER, BUABDER "on M. Dow, The Dalles) Ore. i dated Deceriber: 35; 1903, con. on his receat remariabla recoyv- death's door due to Kidmew-dis- s : "Durine the latter par} of I got over ow severe case of fever Shithy Jer my kidoeys in shape. ad no appetite or antl Ean to los flesh rapidly, irsty, feverish and weak. My law advised me to take War e Cure, and 1 am new able 1H radical change until 1 had taken d bottle, when I found 1 was not | to get up so often during the have pow finished my fourth wi weigh 185 pounds, good, h.. 1 feel and Jook better than I years and have no further om my kidneys, thanks to'your medicie."' ¥ wah BE. Banghart of Des Moines, Ber testimony, she says: "'L a suflerer of Bright's disease fifteen years amd had been worse and Worse, until about y ago 1 commenced taking War-' e Fills quickly relieve this con wn housewark. The doctor who attending me for several years told my hushend that I would n a week and that . there was hat could restore my health, in the worst stages of Bright's ly husband talked with me and elieved he knew of a remedy ht help cure me, and so he went Warner's Safe Cure, one hottle rf the better. 1 hotties, amd can't praise ior your the to as I have afflicted 2S KIDNEY DIS- EASE we kidpeys are diseased the uric it carried off and this causes bago, rheumatism of the joints, m of the muscles, rheunmeisy Wrt. rheumatism everywhere, it's disease the bowels ave often d and the liver teorpid. War- » Cure, which 1 did. I did not d no ill after effect is vxperi- R'S SAFE CURE is put up zes and sold Ly all deuggisis, at $1.00 a bottle. - Refuse, suis ontaining harmful. drugs Which system. Ss e every sullcrer trom diseases peys, liver, hladder and blood RNER'S SAFE CURE will LLY FREE. postpaid, to aay Atlantic & Pacific Ave., Toron- | the [Kingston Brétisht Whip doctors will also send medical reatment of each disease and MILITIA. Sale of Condemned Ord- nance Stores. ; DIRECTION OF THE HON- » Minister of Militia avd De- « R. W. Allen, Auctioneer, will ublic Auction, on Wednesday, at eleven o'clock am. at Stores, Kingston, certain con- Irdnance Stores, comprising Blankets. old accautremetits, ddiery, Clothing and various les. ol F. Strange, Ordnance 'harwe, will furnish any" furth- lion whith may be required, purchased must be removed y-four hours after the sale sh. E. FISET, Colonel ister of Militia and Deience. of Militia and Defence Wa, April, 1907, DON'T iere before you try us on EL REPAIRS have a full line of )07 TIRES Also some good COND-HAND WHEELS Carriages Repaired. ore & Co., Montreal St. ING TO THE HEDLEY LILLING CO'S. FLOUR ry good reason that § - sults when bread, bar. astry is in question. No fever. about Selkirk Flour Silver Moon for pastry. It's PVEry time it's used LY the an, who knows how to guy Suestion is: Do vou Sell ir and Silver ' i A iver Moon LEY SHAW MILLING sy hree Dress Shirt Studs 14k. Gold 1 oy « sell from is of three Gold-filled from 735¢. up. Early Dividends for Stockholders--Machinery now being instal led for rapid development of unde "ead and Zing fuoperty-Sto ckholders enthused over mew strike of rich ore-- Steam Drills and power plant 'magnificent endorsement of this mighty co-operative enterprise--Big workings of famous oist operated by great from earth--On behalf of the public, The Kansas City Post investigates the mine and prints advance in price of stock coming. Powerful Machinery Installed. The directors of the Sunburst Mining Company authorize the announcement that the machinery for the underground workings is now being installed. This consists of the latest type of power- ful steam boiler, stéam hoists and steam drills. The contract for the hoister house for Shaft No. 3 has been let and this will be erected immediately. The steam drills will give immense impetus to the work. Drifting is being rushed to connect Shafts No. 2 and 3, and in this work a great body of rich ore has been struck that"has created wide excitement in the camp. As this goes to Press tons of rich ore are being piled up on the dump, sure dividends. This immensely rich property lies four iiles from Baxter Spring, Kas. and is just across the State line in the Quapaw Reservation, ladian Territory All around and immediately adjoining this property are good producing mines with fine mills, which are waking their owners rich. Just southwest is the mill owned hy the Whitneys of Un every side we are New York. surrounded hy producine mings, 'of erating in ore 'hod- ies that run into and through our sec- tion, and, from the wports of experts and engineers, are actually nearer the place in the district. The richer and surface than at any other formation consists of a blanket deposit of mineral of the richest quality, from feet in thickmess, lying at a from 37 to 74 feet, thus 13 to 30 depth of nmking it very easy amd inexpensive to mine. Thousands of dollars were expended in drilling holes and sinking shafts to prove not ounly the existence in paying quantities of lead and zinc, but also the unusual richness of the is a very dangerous factor limestone. which allows of timbers whatever, pillars of ore being allowed. to support the roof, thus permanently safe. K. C. POST REPORT _ Great public interest has been exciled in the Sunburst property In response to this demand for exact information the Kansas City Post, a great metropolitan news- paper, sent a special correspondent, to the district to report what he actually found. The article is too long tole re produced ' here, but a copy will be sant apd truthful to all interested. Here are a few extracts "Ihe point made is that Baxter lead every other advantages--it properly de- veloped. But there is no doubt of the and zinc district is {like place of great natural must have capital to be sure and immense rewards "You can't simk a drill around above "And that's true I believe, from close personal obser- vation, that the highest grade lead und zine ore known is here in practically un- The bigger' the mill limited ouantity the better the machinery, money will be made. 'All this district is underlaid Ly a solid table of lead and zinc ore into warketahle shape you need a mill. Multiply vour mills and you your profits." here," said my friend 'without hitting pay ore.' ore. The drilling and shaft sinking have demonstrated a uniform bed of ore over the en- | same ore bed tire acrease of 15 to 30 feet in thickyess, and i | surface. The water is only sufficient to Wash the ore while willing. This is an important point, as in many lead and #'nc mines the superabundance of water The ore is found hetween welldefined flat beds of the ore being taken out Without the sure of any anywhere of the the more To get multipiy made was February 1st. spelling. Installing Machinery, Shaft No. 3. the same bed of ote burst property. Shaft No ore is into the same ore be found only 57 feet under the which is Property of Fabulous Wealth Hemmed from 8 to panies. The Center Creek Minime Company, of acre tract, has takem out nearly $7,000,000, and is still producing. The report for the year '1904 shows the following producticn year from the several properties mentio Acres. American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co 4,000 A. W. Taylor 180 J. W. Avlor . 40 The Burgner Mining Co - BY Center Creek Mining Co. (production to date). » . Mrs. BE Chinn Majestic Consolidated Zinc and Lead Co Continental Zine Co. (production to date) Consolidated Tro Mining Co. Daugheriy-Davv-McMillian Estate The, Empire Zinc Co Fox Heirs amby Mining and Smelting Co. 1906 Gramby Mining and Smelting Co., 1904 John C. Guinn 640 Pittshurgh-Joplin Lead and Zinc Co - 10 Pittsburg-Missouri Zinc and Lead Co 180 . as United Zine Co. "A 10 per cent Monthly dividend, we are informed, will each mionth. Owners of this st in by Producing Mines. The earning capacity of the Sunburst's property, handling ore that averages 15 per cent. can be estimuted frcip the production of other com-fthe camp, and I. want to say to you Webb City, Mo., from an -8S0- Value. 3 0 me No other district many rich mines in = as this portion of the Baxter Springs Camp. Look at the map and you will see how the Sunburst holdings are the very heart of this : north are the Dark Horse, Isley, Tip- tom, Magaska, all well-known ties. To the west are the (the oMdest mill in camp). White Eagle, Indiana, Ayers and south 'the famous Hobo (the mine ever opemed in'the district, which has drifted to the Sunburst in extremely high-grade ore). T! rin 10 500,000 pounds of rich ore were taken out by the Hobo. This mine in the same district DIVIDENDS: OF 120 PER CENT. ARE PAID. --. - ora UIE ~---------- "The Baxter Mining Company. and with the same officers as the Sunburst Company, has de- clared dividends of 10 per cent per month ; the first payment Read the following from the Omaha Bee of February 3, 1907: 2 DIVIDENDS ON BAXTER MINING STuCK. , Dividend has been declared and paid to the fortunate owners of Baxter Mining Company stock. This Ye regular! paid on the first of ock are ay congratulated. The property of this company lies in the new wonderful lead and sinc district known as the Baxter Spring Cam rthy, president, and R. W. Bailey, y A number of other Omaha citizens are interested. . The officers are E. T. tary and treasurer. THE SAME ORE BODY THAT MAKES OTHERS RICH. produce so small an area section. To the proper- Sunnyside Sloan. To the vichest south line' of the ove milled last week by the Hobo per Cemt. In three months is 135 feet from our property and is in the Omah Mr. W. A. Fisher ed from a two Baxter camp, and while took in nearly all of the propertivs of that 1 never saw of the ground as they are taking out during that Jof the Sunburst mine. The = ers of this Company are certainly to be comgratulated this stock goes to a higher price, 'which I am confident it eed Shaft No. 8 is only 70 fest from the Hobo north drift, with The drilling shows this bed to run across the entire Sun- 2 is 400 feet ftom the mortheast drift of the Hobo, To the south are also the Omaha Mines antl Mill amd the Good Luck Mine, where the lead 'has proved to be so heavy. On these properties mills are erect- d and extremely rich ore extracted, making great returns for the owners. READ THIS: LETTER a, Neb., March 25th, 1907, Kansas City. Mo. Dear Mr. Pisher: | have just return- days' visit to the down there such ore taken out cekhold- for getting in before is sure to do. You have no hesitancy in making your ative to the pos the ground Saturday that, in my jude- im 50 per cent zinc ; not but a great many large 1 could hardly lift you wrote me relative sa rapidly, and it is » ication of how quirkly the ppreciates a mood thing when an opportunity With best wishes, T am Your s very truly R W. BAILEY Why Stock is Sold at 10 Cents. a Share. This issue of fully paid, nonassessable stock is for the purpose of proguring immediate funds to build a concentrating mill, equip the plant with hoisting machinery and continue development work and put day and night shifts to work--in a word, to ap- ply to this immensely rich property the same development that is resulting everywhere around us ir paying great dividends, and enormously enhancing the heard, on the contrary, of the fortunes taken out right in this value of the property. Have you ever heard of a failure in a true lead and zinc mine? Have you not district, by practically all mining plants, in the last few years ? Have you ever had opportunity to get in on the ground floor si such an investment ? At this price the immense profits depend on this : Are the facts such as we have stated ? Now, fer you to any of the reports on this property--to banks--to engineers--to the evidence of surrounding properties ; we this we prove in detail--we will even arrange to take you to the mine--we re- lay the proposition before your business judgment, with the full appreciation that you owe it to yourself tc investigate this simply as an investment in a commercial enterprise. On aceount of the additional holdings, which are of great intrinsic value as well 4s the renmrkable proof of richness afforded by the development work Stock will not remmin long at the pres-. already begun, the price of Sunburst ent figure. Ev As this work goes om Sunburst stock is bound tc .source of profit confidence in this great property has already absorbed thousands of sh has steadily advanced the price, but this advance bound to bo a' might to what is coming. Buy now and share pro rata in the demonstrated prodits of this enterprise ar reservation for as many shares as you may desire at' the present pit 10 per cent of the full price of the block and send us the balance Upon the completion of your payments vour cer es will be sent you for the desired number of shares, fully paid and non assessable, no matter how much the price of stock may have advanced during wnthiy payments that time. You will thus become a stockholder in all the other stockholders. and hy payments so small as to be hardly noticed The tremendous advantage to the small investor through this plan of pay- ment must be apparent at a glance. By subscribing. for instance. $30.00 now you will obtain the whole block subscribed for at the present low price. and receive the full advantage of every advance on the whole $30.00 worth, although your first payment is but $5.00. @® You really invest $5.00 and get all the benefits of an investment of $30.00 and remitting only $5.00 Could anything be fairer ? In order to secure the henafit of this offer, it will be necessary for you to wake your reservation at once, with the understanding' that you tirely free to draw iy if further investigation fails to convince you of the merits of the stock. . v step forward in the workings of the Company is attention and is justilying the most liberal expectations. attracting wide wrease in value, as it nd because of the pul The public will be small in comparison this company on equal terms with will be en" Map of District Showing Sunburst Mine. Stock Advances to 15 Cents May 22nd, Bay now at 10 Ceats a SKare, par value $1.00 and reap the profit of this 50 per cent advance--350.00 profit on' every $100 00 --Qaly a limited number of shares offered. If you are not satisfied with your investment within 30 days of your first payment . every cent will be refunded you. ; : BUY ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN. A rise in the price of these share to par means 1,000 per cent for every $1.00 invested, besides the dividend Subscriptions will be accepted for 200 shares amd upward, either cash jnfull niue months - with reservation, or by 10 per cent ' down" and 10 per cent qouthly for = -. The cost is the sane either way. but by the installment plan vou can reserve 'a much larger block of stock, and when the price advances, as it will immediately on disposal of this Wockol stock, you can reap the immediate profit. Your whole reservation will receive the benefit of every advance in price, Upon completion of your payments. certificate will be issued for stock purchased tificate for the amount paid for. Stock now 10 cents per share ; par value $1.00. bh 20 buys s 200 shares stock, $8 2 down: § 2 a month $ 40 huvs 400 shares stock, $ 4 down, $ 4 a month. $+ 50 buys ~ 500 shares stock, § 5 down, § 5 a month $ 100 buys 1.000 shares stock, $ 10 down, § 10 a month. $ 200 buys 2.000 shares stock, § 20 down, $§ 20 & month $ 300 buys 3,000 shares stock. $ 30 down, § 30 a month § B66-buys stock. $ 30 down, § 30 a month #1.0d0 tuys £100 down, a month even while you are paying for it If unable to finish the paywien(s. You will receive, upon request, cer- 5 i i= ik il Pe f i i } ] - - The tea being given by Miss , fay, King street, was the event for this afternoon. ~~ There have been several quiet lit teas and bridges, this week, for visi- tors in town, but they have been § street, gave a very. party on Thursday, SH ------------------ Mrs. Alexander Laird, Johnston | Tuesday, for Cobalt. luncheon | Miss ere. Kennedy [has returned from Montreal. . Brow hy alter Macnee, Mrs. James C , Mrs. H. W. Rich- ardson, Calvin, Mrs. J, M. Machar, Miss K tharine Lyman. A very successful telegram party was glee at Zion church manse, on Tues class. Muriel, the little daughter of the house, opened the door for the guests Miss Mae Truesdell reccived with hostess. The rooms looked bright with choice flowers. Games and charades were indulged in until the re. freshment hour. While su was be- ing served each guest received a tele- , 'the last one coming to Mrs, Bovd from Cupid, shhowacing the happy engagement of Miss Traoadell, only daughter of Mr. W. D. Truesdell and Mrs. Truesdell, of this city, to Dr. Elmer Bolton, late house surgeon at the Melville Boyd made a bright messenger | is telogram igea was nicely carried out. The supper table was prettily done in yellow, smilax and pink carnations, while a canopy was formed of yellow streamers, reaching from the chande- centrepiece was composed of two tele- geoph poles artistically arranged. Mrs. Barrie, cut the ices. A most enjoyalie evening was spent by al. HT. There was never a pleasanter party nurses' home, than that which Miss Scott and her training school gave, on Thursday evening, in honor of Dr. Bolton, the senior house-surgeon at duating into a. practice and--matri- mony. The floor of the reception room tion. Other rooms were fitted up as card rooms, and sitting-out places, and the probationers yielded up their big dormitory to the supper. Here were red-shaded candles, in gleaming silver candlesticks, the blaze of red and yellow tulips, and the gaiety of red streamers from wall to supper table. Miss Merilees add Miss Dier, with Miss Chipman, were those who were chiefly concerned in the success- ful affair, and Miss gracious, a thoughtful and a charm- | ing hostess. | . E © Mrs. F. W. Albree will chaperon the dinner party being given by some of | the cadets at the Country Club, to- night. The guests will be: retta and Miss Irene Swift, Miss A Rigney and Miss Kathleen MoPay and the hosts are Mr. Gibson, Coursoll, Mr. Hanson amd Mr. m SE Mrs. Francis Phillips has been the raison d'etre of several quiet little af- fairs during the week. On Wednesda afternoon Mrs. R. Waldron asked about half a dozen of her friends to 1 tea, at "Arthur Place." Last night |'® Mrs. Richard Waldron, Jr., gave a high tea for her, and on Monday Miss M. Spangenberg will also entertain . 3 Fish and one of the foremost members general hospital. Little | ("Nol vork's younger social set. She boy. I dining-room origi to a le u the 8 the ginal family, but flimsy fortune, much to the regret of her parents. She has the in dependence and wit of her mother, however, and marry the man of ber ch lier to the corners of the table. The | Campbell, when the guest of sang most shoringly, is particularly fon . D. Truesdell presided aver the tea |ond has made a special study of clas and coffee, while Mrs. D, McKay, of |sic Scotch music, street, terday, afternoon, for little Miss Mary planned and carried out within the gp oll, of Halifax. pople the hospital, who. . contemplates gra: Daniel Gordon's ness, and to take up his interrupted Nrs. Nordheimer ave more pleas: ed at the benefit their son has deriv- ed from the excellent training at the college, says Saturday Night. month of roses are growing in num ber. One pretty wedding arranged to take place in St Scott made a | Toronto, on the 5th, will be that of Hon. George W. shortly be principal of Branksome Hall Acade- Nias great men, as Hon. John Charl- § loch. ton weeks since, Naughton, and Miss will leave, next home from Montreal to-day. MISS MARION FISH, - Dagighter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant said to have become secretly prominent young clubman Ti provavly w y oice, ; honor of Seotch .. a «fn 4 Mrs. Alexander Laird, Johnson gave a children's party, yes- All the little had a merry time, - . - Le The event for Monday night is Mrs. "At Home" for the graduates: nrg » - RA * Cadet Roy Nordheimer returned last had the hi li iven i had the highest of, poles given it, | S15, T02, Nih Wary Cote, "i perfect music, was .the chief attrac. | quite recovered from his recent ill- ourse with renewed vigor. Mr. and rs to take place in the The marr Thomas' church, aptain Van Straubenzie and Miss asy Case. «- % ¢ It has been a secret for a short hile, save among a few friends, that Ross, senator, will wedded to Miss Scott, y, Toronto. This. is the second pring romance in the lives of Cana- wok unto himself a wife a few . . . Miss Jessie Roekie, Miss Jennie Mao- Lois" Saunders Thursday for Eng- nd, They will sail by the Canada. Miss. Alice Macnee was expected Mr. Cameron and Mr. Warner of the Mrs. Campbell | Mpg, E comi songs, | from Montreal, for next Wed Mr. John Moxon, Miss Mary Mox and Mr. Herbert Moxon, ret esterday, to Elliott also left for las Duff 'came from F smith, on Thursday, and left hy the Cape boat in the afternoon, for the United States. She will enter the U Arthur Evans is Picton. Dr. und | Michigan at a high when a few of tea in her sister's honor, Mrs. Phillips' old McMaster band, are staying with Mrs. Hiram Calvin, King street. Mr. Rae, who is also a member of the band, is a ladies' luncheon, on Tuesday, in it honor of Mrs. Kennedy Campbell, who sang several songs very delight- fully after luncheon was over. - - - -. Miss Adelaide Ritchie, Barrie street, asked about a dozen girls to come to |T tea yosterday, and meet Miss Edith | Drury. * nue, will not receive again this sea- At the meeting of the Badminton Club, on W, was 'elected secretary in the room and signed. oe Cl Miss Lily, Norton-Taylor gave a luncheon, yesterday. at the Country Club, in honor of Mrs. J. C. C, mon and Miss Frances Macaulay. The other guests were Mrs. Dougl are business men conducting it." They in- vite your investigation. yr OFFICERS Wm. M. Law, President, Omaha, Neb. C. a Craney, Vice-Pres., Baxter Springs an. R. W. Bailey, Secretary. Omaha. Neb. E.T, McCarthy, Treasurer, Omaba, N DIRECTORS r T. J. Foley, Council Bluffs, Towa. . H, Craney, Baxter Springs, Kan. . Craney, Baxter Springs, Kan. Wm. H. Law, Omaha. Neb. Baxter Springs. Kan. No S. Green, Omaha, E. T. McCarthy, Omaha, Neb. L. H. Watts. Baxter Springs, Kan. Address all communcations to W. A, Fisher, Fiscal t, Bank of Commerce Building, Kansas City, Mo. Baxter National, Baxter Springs, Kan. Baukerat Trust Company, £ 2 POSITORY Panketa® Trust Company, Kansas City ine Miss Lila Siba spend several weeks in Kingston and is the guest of Mrs. Lennox Mills, at ednesday, Mr. J. E. Martin | "'Rishopscourt." tead of Maj Tit stead_of Major Moxley, 'who, has. ye- doy, for Montreal, where Mrs. Cathp- bell will pay Mes, and will go from there to Halifax. hou This is a business proposition: Here Kansas City, friends will say good-by er bel » Fate ati bors | Sh en, | i drt go Stuart street. :_ _:_ | he thought he had has Mrs. Daniel Gordon was hostess at | Mrs. Hugh Fraser, of Embro, is vis- | vei" them at the bottom ing her son, Mr. James Fraser, BA,, Mack street; for a few weeks. into Mise May Hyett, Kingston, is visit- , in Renfrew. Mrs. McKelvey Il, Ottawa, will 'oronto. The Rev. rill be here w Miss Constance " ing for her home in Ottawa. to-day. |on pa we, re 8 9 Mrs. Friderick Cowan, of Oshawa, | Proposed to river for the Mrs. Kennedy Campbell, and her le davchter Mary. will leave, to- Knowles a visit, Mrs. Arthur Fllis, Oueen street, loft, Miss Mabel Gildersleeve has been be of value in any curio collections W. A. FISHER, Fisancial Agent, Dear Sir ---Flease map of the Southwest Lead and NOE saeoniinssems azaes Address ..omnifa pemins Canon and Mrs. Jarvis [down two témmis from Napanee for next land the Mrs. N. F. Dupuis, University ave- | Wednesday's weddi . n Sav joining the C Chown' hawn's Drug LET US SEND YOU FREE ORE SAMP LES Ws > Fo We will send to anyone interested, absolutely Without charge, ail exx = penses prepaid, a box of the crude ore as taken from the Sunburst Mines. This sample will be of interest to the student or investor alike, and x of Commerce Bidg. Kansas City, Mo: = 747 Bank © ae your. illust ¢ with s Zinc Field, special 2 re' work. . Al: | vesterday, for Memphis, to' visit re | furniture look lke lations. Store. . 2 for 25¢. Bibby's. ' Send to-day for these free samples and our profusely illustrated pectus, with photographic reproductions of the property. & large map of the lead and zinc field, and list of bank and business - : INFORMATION COUPON