St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 11, 1906

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4 t ‘SUNDAY “MORNING_gT. LOUIS POST- POST-DISP ATOH—NOvEMBE 11, 1906 #5,227,200 worth e lead The Sunburst Mining Company last week bought up 200 additional acres of lead and zine land in the heart of the elles producing district—ten acres alone show # and zinc ore—important developments pending. Where can you find a safer and more profitable investment? + cn a: plea asliaaiaaaaaiati sini Buy Before Big Advance in Price! Lead and zinc mining in the Southwest District in 1905 yielded $13,302,800, according to reliable information, many properties returning all the way from 24 to 120 per cent dividends on the investment. This is why hundreds of fortunes are being made in this field, as proven by facts and figures. This is why stock in these companies is absolutely out of the market and why this opportunity to get in on the ground floor of an assured commercial enterprise is unequaled. In'this great Southwestern District, 4 miles from Baxter Springs, combining all the natural * vantages enumerated, lies the property of THE SUNBURST MINING COMPANY This company now owns a vast property in the Quapaw reservation, Indian Territory, known generally as the Baxter Springs District. The development consists of 14 drill holes showing huge beds of rich zine and lead near the surface, as proven by three shafts, demonstrating a ‘uniform bed of extremely rich zine and lead ores 15 to 30 feet in thickness, as proven by the engineers’ report below. The quality of this ore is wonderfully rich and the quantity is unlimited. We will produce ore that concentrates 8% to 15%%. But allowing only 8%, whieh is remarkable, but ab- solutely justified and more — conservative—a 150-ton mill producing 12 tons of concentrates per day, the ore turned out from this mill alone will be worth $528, or a net profit of $378 per day— £9,450 a. month—113,400 a year. Every additional mill means this much more profit to the stockholders of the Sunburst Mining — This immensely rich property lies four miles from Baxter Springs, Kansas, r , ) ane , and is just across: the state line in the Quapaw Reservation, Indian Territory, | “f ' x ~~ SZ - Sage , ul s The Sunburst is located within four miles of tho Frisco allway, Baxter or Quapaw stations being about present price, remit 10 per cent of the full price for the block and send us the equally distant from the mine. A road is projected from Baxter to Miami that will run within a quarter of a mile balance in nine monthly payments. Upon the eom plet ion of your payments of the imine. This road is to be a freight and passen er electric road for the accommodation of the mines. your certificate will be sent vou for the desired number of shares, fully paid Berg yer Fre pon men have hn ne te > phe Aa oT the building of — line, and y wad BN it ne , e is given that the road w soon be constructed lis Ww Make transportation of fuel and mine products materially and non-asseasable, no matter how much the price of stock may have advaneed cuuaae than at srebent. althoueh the cost under present conditions is hat heavy. during that time. It Is needless to say that work at the Sunburst can be carried on the year around, the climate in this section You will thus become a stockholder in this company on equal terms with ace, 80 ooo in piv ged that Pg | little trouble Tr pis, agp toe pens ee, Operations pg ag tl eee a i , f oO . umming up ¢ points in this report, I will say at you have a first-class lead and zine property. areiy - c ged ee cane em " _scigataig eran th . os gritos will one find a tract of ground so0 universally mineralized as the Sunburst Mine. If you follow the recommenda- 1@ tremendous advantage to the small investor through this plan of pay-[tions I haye made ios Ee J development, I feel assured you will reap your reward in good dividends. Trust- ment must be apparent ata glance. By subscribing, for instance, $100 now, ay, | that this report will meet with the approval of the President and Stockholders of the Sunburst Mining Co., and remitting only $10, you will obtain the whole block subseribed for at the & present low price and receive the full advantage of every advance on the cribe myself, Very respectfuily yours, M. S. PARKER. As an investment proposition we believe that the Sunburst Mine will certainly pay no less than 25 per cent. whole $100 worth, although your first payment is but $10. You really invest $10 and get all the benefits of an investment of $100. We quote from other reliable sources the following figures’ showing the enormous annual dividends earned by lead Could anything be fairer’ and zinc mines in thé wouth west field: Osceola Mining C Ce eaime. Co P In order to secure the benefits of this offer, it will be necessary for you| Cottonwood Mining Co Underwriters Land to make your reservation at once, with the understanding that vou will be entirely free to withdraw it if further investigation fails to convince you a that your professors who abroad to take courses in German universities are educateg in Germany. It is true, however, that ‘my bachelor f acience degree was taken at Cam- and tiny master of arts degree a8 taken at Oxford. “My tnvestigations of sociological con- ditions in Europe and America lead me -this conviction: that the greed : the love of aggrandizement, will be the undoing of the white race, unless ft soon undergoes a change of heart. i “he dines will be the outcome? You need ask meé that. Japan has answered Russia: Africa will answer the rest of the world and drive out those people the Caucasian race whose sole aim ie to enrich themselves. It will be a ¢eontinent for the blacks, exactly as Asia ll be a continent for the yellows. “I cannot ‘help believ ing that within ® next 100 years the white race will @t the mercy of the blacks and the eel rl hy? you ask. Because naval and mitecy’ eae eine is growing among le the Western world; all © gees that the white nations will be ‘olved in more and more strenuous ® amhong themselves until at last shall have become so weakened thelr pride an@ power will have Yanished. Remember that the yellow the black races have stood the test eenturies; these races have endured will endure; they will not be torn rifes one against | the other.” OHIO PRISON SCHEME PRAISED BY EXPERT. German Investigator Places . State in First Rank. COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 10.—Praise for ONlilo’s penal institutions comes from an source. From Germany, within

and has good shaft today. mostly in lead-

in good repair. The face of This will Ihe Kansas City Journal Tells of Rich Strike in Baxter District. RICH LEAD AND ZINC STRIKE, Journal. A short drift is buildings on it. with 18 drill These three shafts, Special Dispatch Kansas City BAXTER SPRINGS, Kas., Oct. 22.-A wonderfully rich strike was re- ported today by the Eastman Investment Co. in the Baxter Springs District, Quapaw Reservation, Indian Territory. At a depth of 160 feet a second ran fi of lead and zine extremely rich in quality and 20 feet in thickness was struck, | This is of great importance to property holders in this camp, and will enhance This vein very prohably develops to the, Other good finds are reported, demonstrating the great possibilities of this district. ‘ The above dispatch, taken from the Kansas City Journal, fs the latest bulletin from the district. The development of the Sunburst property is being| watched with much interest owners in the district.

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Waddell Zine Jolin Jackson Mining Co the merits of the stock. 200,000 SHARES NOW AT 5S CENTS—PAR VALUE $1.00 B. & H. Mining Co Chapman Mining Co

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pec tary Shirer of the State Board of de has received a letter written Dr. B. Friedlander, who, as apecial Tepresentative of the German Govern- mnt rh ee the United States and | of the correctional an renee Saltutiona ¢ was especially interest. | in the Mansfield reforma@tory, and @ week there studying the care of te’s incorrigible boys. when returned to his home at ort-on-thé-Main, Dr. Friedlander Secretary Shirer for a copy of the @ Bulletin, and in a letter just re- ved by. the Secretary, acknowledged pt of the literature se nt him paid Thin compliment to the State: ‘our State is on top of the whole ement.’ e¢ indeterminate sentence was the ae subject of Dr. Friedlander's y while in Ohto. ——- wow mS Food Cure for “Thief.” AEP. (DON, Nov. 10—A workman ap- Piowden, at the Marvyle- um, for advice about his ears old. He said that te and stole Plo wdaen ll ,

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the any Look who have the handling of your money, The officers of this company, stockholders like | conduct of the mine, and the paying of dividends, are other, What is more, they are well-known them up. Investigate their standing, their This is a business roposition. Here They invite your investigation. and successfiy] acumen. are business men. their integrity business men conducting it. OFFICERS. Omaha, Neb. Wm. M. Baxter Springs, . President, C.. W. Craney, Vice-President, R. W. Bailey, Secretary, Omaha, Neb. BE. T. McCarthy, Treasurer, Omaha, Neb. DIRECTORS. T. J. Foley, Counce!] Bluffs, Towa.’ H. Hi. Craney, Baxter Springs, Kan. C. W. Craney, Baxter Springs, Kan. Wm. M. Law, Omaha, Neb. Helen Craney, Baxter Springs, Kan. R. °. Green, Omaha, N R. W. Bailey, Omaha, Néb. » B. T. ‘MeCarthy, Omaha, Neb. L. H. Watts, Baxter Springs, Ka Address all CopPenyRion tions to Ww. Commerce BANK REFERENCES, Baxter National, Baxter Springs, Kan. Southwestern Trust Companz, Renesas Su: Mo. Law, Kan. A. Fisher, Fiscal Agent, 729 Bank of

Southwestern Trust Company, Kansas City, Mo, BUY STOCK ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN. A rise in the price of these shares to par means $20 for every $1 invested—besides the dividends. Subscriptions will be accepted for 900 shares and upward omther by cash in full with reservation or by 10 per cent down and 10 per cent monthly for 9 months. The cost is the same either way, but by the installment plan you can reserve a much larger block of stock, and when the price advances, as it will immediately on disposal of this block of 200,000 shares, you can reap the immedffte profit. Your whole reservation will receive the benefit of every advance in price, even while you are paying for it. Upon completion of your payments certificate will be issued*for stock purchased. If unable to finish payments you will receive upon request certificate for the amount paid for. Stock now is 5 cents per share, yes value, $1.00. A few dollars will start you. Read the following table, then aet promptly. $ 1a month buys 200 shares, par value § 200. $ 15 a month buys 3,000 shares, par value $ 3,000. $ 2a month buys 400 shares, par value $ 400. $ 25 a month buys 5,000 shares, par value $ 5,000. $ 5 a month buys 1,000 shares, par value § 1,000. $ 50 a month buys 10,000 shares, par value $10,000. $10 a month buys 2,000 shares, par value § 2,000. $100 a month buys 20,000 shares, par value $20,000. Stock fully paid and non-assessable, All stock shares alike. No preferred stock, no bonds,

LET US SEND YOU FREE ORE SAMPLES. We will send to anvone interested, prepatd, a box of the crude ore as Sainpie will be of Interest to the Vaiue in any eurio ollection, taken {from the Sunburst Mines. the lead ahd zine tleld, and list of bank and business references.

INFORWATION COUTPON, Ciip and Mall Teday. Fisher, Financial Agent, 729 Bank of Commerce Bidg., Kansas Clty, Me. Dear Sir:—Please send me your fllustrated prospectus with ep of the Southwest Leed and Zinc Field, special payment plan for sted scription and full tnformation, ww, 4 . Sunburst Mining Company's property. 4 NAMe...... seep eee © @ Acdress eeeeeeeeveee eee eee@g

Meer eee reece ere eC eee +e eee ee hee eee tee te absolutely without charge, all oxpegeee, student or investor alixe, and would bes a Send today for these frce samples and our profusely !lustrated pr with photographic reproductions of the property, a large helf-tone = Please also inc iude, postage prepaid, free samples of Crude Ore from the

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