Bandon recorder., October 22, 1908, Image 8

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foe Ch.ui-.lor. now several timi- a millionaire, * •« n it hint; ag •
ch k in Los Angeles. He borrowed some money .for t hr puff hm >t
a..ag hi t’aliforuia oil; the result w is that ii made him one of the ri. heet
1» ■ in the state
John A. Bunting, formerly 1 brakeman f‘t the •»■nrthern.
I'.c die, through the investment of $170.00 in Galifornia oil I» . «m a mi!
1? ni lire. We could tell you of innumerable others. . Why were Bunline
Chmslor, and the many others, ,,ho made their money through oil in
»'••ament successful?
Because they were shrewd, level headed observing
n«< 11 possessing unbounded confidence in the great future of th« California
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Ids and the oil industry
The demand for oil is increasing daily
iic e, »11 sum pt ion far exceeds the output. Several oii co «npanies ; aid sub
' • lial dividends when oil was selling at 15 cents per barrel. ()il is now
•■ Hmg at SIXTY GENTS PER BARREL at the w 11. The total divi
»•. ''«Is for the year hjo 8, from a l lhe oil companies doing business in
t .mi irnia. not including the Standaid. will probably reach the $6,000.000
11.11 k for the year UJO9-
Therefor; the natural conclusion to arrive at
1 INVEST IN OIL SECURITIES, INVESr AT ON E. We are
r ffi i ing f r sale a limited number of sb .res on what we consider to be one of
p-n best Companies operating in Kerr Co., in fact, tn California. We
o 'er to the ( Kern Associated Oil Co ) The stock of the Kern Associatevl
0.1 Company is the best oil proposition ever offere 1 the investment public.
Tiic <-ompany owns free of incuinbr ice forty acres in the very heart of i '
Lie Kern River Oil District, and sin ited on the Southern I’acific Rail
io.id. It adjoins the Sail Joaquin O I ¿t Development Company’s prop­
erty which was recently merged with he A sociated Oil (.<«.. whose stock
i-. now sc ling at $31.75 per share.
!• jalsti adjoins the justly famous I )is-
co,cry well where oil was first disco, 'red in the Kern River Oil District
'¡he Kern Associated Oil Cmpcny I. is two wells on its property. Wei
'■'■>. 1 is in oil and gives about sixty five barrels of oil p< r day. With a
gr iter depth and a in -rcapi rove i pu ip the production ¡will be greatly in
creased. The company desires to .ink four more wells and to install
modern compressed air pumps.
W. believe th.it well No. 2, will, with
gieater depth, produce a larger an inexhaustible oii supply as are the
• iner wells on adjoining properties
We are offering a limited nil uber of
: ¡1 ues in »his C mpa.iy at 20 cents pi i 1 share.
Do you realize what that
mean-? It means that in purchasing this stock you become interested in
It is not a case of “they may,’'
h company that can produce the oil.
• nicy should” but “they are.”
Let us again impress upon you those highly important facts:
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pi petty is a producer, is entirely su ounded by reliable producing prop
« r ies. tbit
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acreage
----- forty acres) to justify the drilling of
in the very core of the richest oil
tortv more wells all of wh ch would I
Remember that
pioducing counties in California, «list ts i i the world.
Kern Co. produces as much oil as an other threeoil producing counties
n a d iraia. Shipping facilities con i no. be b -tt r for the pro ertv ad
. is the Southern Bacitic tracks.
• ’lie company has valuable assets in
¡wo wells, derrick, . nks tool and Imnk house etc,, etc
I'.i’pi 01 cmeals:
l> fore accepting the fiscal ag-nc of the Kern Associated Oil Coui-
detail pertaining to the company
pany wv thoroughly investigated ev<
..a . it' property. We did not take lap judgn ent, we never do, con
; i'utlv waul to assure you that t e stock of this company at twenty
«' it; per share is tin- most unparaleii. 1 opportunity lor the investor that
v«ci came under our obsetvation.
We sincerely believe that the K« rn Associated Oil Co. is destined to
pay dividends as surely and as regul.u y as are now being paid by the As-
. 1 rted Oil and other companies on adjoining properties and we see no
« r s.ui w hy within twelve months tie Kern Associated Stock should not
L quoted at many tunes its selling | 1 ce.
. .•I can invest any amount from $>0.00 up to $20,000.
We allow
y.m 5 per cent on c tsh sub «criptions.
\ ou can purchase stock 01 th«
c 1 v monthly plan if you soj.lesire, on. fifth down and one tilth per mouth
J > al t Delay.
l he st 'ek ,of the__jK . ru Associated Oil Company is tin
!• 'K“n the market t day.
j >s. j. HoganjCo. .802-3 j.Mctrop >lis Bank Bldg., S in Francisco, Cai.
More Than Enough 1> Too Much.
T.> maintain health, a mature man
or v >ma<i needs enough food to re-
p . i the waste and supply ^energy
a .1 b >dy heat
The habitual con-
s mption of more food than is necess-
a . lor these purposes in the prime
c u c ot tomach troubles, rheum.t
t .a ami disorders of the kidneys
Fifty Year* Blnckunitli
’> itum'l KAVorley of flixlmrg. Ya
tor- I' i ’ hii si,i > ‘if iit hoi si's for more t han
fifty years. He says: ••Chamberlain h
1',.. ii Balm has given me great relief
a bin»»» back and limiiimit ism. It
liniment 1 ever used.“ Em
hit I»* by ( . Y. Lowe.
W. I*. Fuller's pine prepared
Lowe.
p fill for sale by C. Y
See th«' new line of stoves at Ban
don Hardware Co’s store 1 hey have
I i iters cookstoves and ranges A
I it
assot linePt to select from le
The Baudot!
in •tuber the ,pla e.
II it • I ware Co.
1 hi sure and big increase in values
L v Indiisltial Adtlition lots.
¡'be whiskey for the most particu­
lar p»‘ople—Stewart s Bourbon,
j «.insoti N Brown’s.
¡‘atronize home
vaur clothes from
1 nlor.
at
industry, buy
McKenzie the
Suits $1.5.1»and up.
I’he G. A. R. of Bindon will give
p masquerade ball in Oriental Hall
on Christmas eve.
\ vei v large
audien« e greeted
M •;s l.vli'h Moore, of this < itv, upon
b r first appearance in Roseburg in
It itnorous and dramatic rc« it.tl, at
t!iv 1. O. O. F. hall, Tuesday even
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She very creditably rendered
a quite lengthy program, and held
the interest ot her heaters unabated
»’’oughout.
Roseburg Review.
Miss Moore will give a r< vital in the
cp-ra house Saturday evening, Oct
24. under the auspices of the Bandon
Con ert Band.
'klLLTMtCOUCfrH
A..P CURE
LUNGS
the
*™ Dr. King’s
New Discovery
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GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
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Description of the Republican Pres-
idential Candidate by Senator
Borah of Idaho.
( From
Senator
Borah's
Boston
Speech.)
“Now, it seems to be conceded by
riend and ffe that few men have been
nominated for the presidency whose
•xperieuee, whose training and whose
io mid and wholesome fashion of grasp-
ng and dealing with public questions
were equal to those of William H
left.
‘•fie is not a crusader, he Is a states-
nan with conscieni'e He has won his
present position through a cheerful, un
lesitxting ¡mil iindeviating devotion to
luty, through actually achieving things
hi the open field of action, through an
ntelligeut cinueption of the strength
lid worth of our great government
.¡th its cheeks and balanets; and ttie-
Irength ami capneity of our citizen
'■Ip with its loy:i!t.v and its patriotism.
"Au man ever h id a deeper regard
1 the iumhiiiiental principles and pre
pls upon wlmh tliis government is
>u led. slid no one ever had a tlrmer
oia leiion that the constitution is a
utlii ient chart by which to measure all
.gills and obligations and to gauge all
'lie demands and nil the aspirations
nd restrain and «'ontrol all the reck
•ssiiess of this indomitable race of
urs Trained ill tlie law, eleven years
:i the b»‘ii'Ii. tie explored well the
niirees of .jurisprudence and carried
■ u:i> frei ' his work an everlasting de
ntioii to 1 1.lor mid Justice.
'•I nder all clrei.’instances and under
ill emergencies. In Ims proved himself
.1 brave, clean minded, seif poised and
■ oui'iigoniis statesman. No man can ptrt
¡¡is linger upon a little or cowardly
ct. an Incompetent or questionable
i<‘cr of public service—no stain upon
is private life. m> shadow upon
is public i .ireer tnd standing now in
'he full tieri’p light which beats upon a
ihrone. with eager eves scrutinizing
■ very net of a long and arduous public
■ nreer. no doubt arises as to his expo
lienee au<1 ability. i><> challenge <‘<» uim
to his tine sense of duty or hi* patriot
ism."
I believe our strong party with its
great principles is only in its infancy
Our glory as a nation has but just ba
gun
J here are mighty problems yet
to be solved, crave questions to be ms
wered. complex issues to be wrought
out. but I believe we can trust the
Grand Old Party and Its leaders to
care for the eutlre future of our Nt
tion and of our people as it has cared
for them so well in the pest Hon
lamaa S <’ erinau
A fine line of silver ware just
re­
ceived. Just what you want to di •
orate your table Bajidoii Hardware'
Co.
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Frernpt Performance of Republican
Platform Promise is Certain
Postal Savings Banks Will
Save and Convenient System fo
Accumulating Savings
he Entire Stock of
A bill providing for the establish
ment of postal savings banka was fav­
orably reported by the United State«
Senate Committee on PoatoMeea mid
Post Roads during tile recent session of
Coiigrees. and is reasonably certain to
be enacted into law during the coming
session, thus adding prompt perform
mice to the promise of the Republican
national platform relative to this form
of strengthening our national system of
finance.
The bill reported provides for the
establishment of postal savings deposl
furies for depositing savings at interest
with the seciirily of the Government
for the repayment thereof and desig
nates the money-order post-offices and
sm h others ns the Postmaster General
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may. In his discretion, from time to
time designate as savings depositories
to receive deposits from the public mid
to account anil dispose of the same ac­
cording to the terms of tile act.
The depositories are to lie kept ojien
for the transaction of business every
diiy, Sundays mid legnl holidays ex
e; cd. during the usual post-otliee
I siness hours of the town and locali­
ties where the respective depositories
are located, and during sm-h additional
hours us the Postmaster-General may
designate.
Accounts nni.v tie o|H>iied by any per
son of Hie age of 10 years, and a mar­
ried woman may open mi account free
from interference by her liusbmid A
t
trustee may open an account for an­
other person. No person «an open more
than one saving account except when
acting as trustee for another person.
A depositor's pass book will be le
livered to each depositor in which the
•tame and other memoranda necessary
for ideutilieation will be entered, and
entry of all deposits shall b<* made.
One dollar or a larger amount in
multiples ef lp cents will be necessary
to open an account, but deposits of 10
cents «»r multipies thereof will be re­
ceived after an account is opened.
Upon receiving a deposit the post
master is required to enter the same
in I lie pass book of the depositor and
mmedfately notify the Postmastsr Gen­
eral of the amount of tile deposit and
the mime of the «lepesitor. The Post
master General, upon receipt of such
notice, is required to send mi acknowl­
edgment thereof to the ilepositor, which
tekuowleilgmeiit shall constitute coh
elusive evidence of the making of such
deposit.
I ii rerct Allowed mm Drpol 1«.
COME ONE AND ALL AND EARLY AND HAVE YOUR PICK
Interest is allowc<l at the rate of 2
per cent per annum, computed a:inu-
TRUSTEES
ally, on the avernge deposit during
G-. Rosencrantz
Woltf
each quarter of the year. One thou-
k.irtiKtM> ii :.K
F.
sand dollars is the maximum deposit
allowed to the cridlt of any one no-
oimt, and interest will not be paid on
iny ani"i.i’t to the credit of an account
O IX a Z-
XI t- 5 O cl
tn excess
. x .V mi .
10
S'.hsiaci’ion or Your
B»,h.
Pass l>< "ks must be forwarded to th»*
If a ftr-r g ■ ' a s'-1 '■> bottle of K' m I o I, you can L-
> ay if I
be •• Ì
I’t'ljni.v
I ' 111.1 v. I.r
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Postmaster <leneraI on the anniversary
• Iti out and
. following it .- ■ nt it to th< dealer al
th •• pufetam* I
'fit f » 11 < ! >
. 0, r< • . rn t in- ¡rotilo to the duaier 1 ■ «.n > u you troug.it 1
of the making of the first deposit for
it, anti wo will re fund your money.
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verificutiidi |x'Stii g. and credit of In
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orest dui'. H itInlrnwals may be mad«'
FOR INDIGESTION ANI>I '.SV VST A.
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under rules and regulations to be pre­ BELIKVES SOUR STOMACH. BELCHING.
K. C. b.WlTT co. COMPANY, CB1CAGC. t ’u.
scribed by the Postmaster Geuernl. De
For Sale Ihy /,’ I.YDO.V IHU’O
posits are exempt from seixure tinder
any legal pc . ess against the depositor
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1 u<1 they are also exempt from taxa
tion by the United States or any state.
The name fo a depositor or the amount
to bls or her credit uiay not bo dis­
closed unless by order of the Postmas
ter Genera 1
Postal savings funds are to be de-
liosfted by the Pnstinnstor General in
national banks located as near as may
lie in the ueighlxirhood where such de­ I
posits wore received at a rate of inter
•st not less than 2>4 per cent psr an­
num. if deposits can not be made In
imtinsal banks at the specified rate of
interest, the Post master General may.
BIGGER t ACK AGE
with the approval of the Secretary of
BETTER
( OODS
'he Treasury and the Attorney General,
invest the same in State. Territorial,
1 ounty, or muuii ipal bonds.
MERCHANDISE
Formerly belonging to
The Stock consists in part of
Dry Goods— Dress Goods
Mens, Wonen’s
and Childrens’ Furnishings. —- Ladies' and
Misses’ Clo aks, Skirts and Waists-
Men’s, Ladies’ and Childrens' Shoes
Hats and Caps— Clothing—
Rubber and Oil Clothing
Jewelry and Notions—
Cigars and Tobacco-
SALE COMMENCES .
This sale should not be classed with any sale
ever held here, as our LOW PRICES will
be a pleasant surprise to you
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II YOU ARI
EAT
Particular
as to, the kind of meat
i
you eat, and want the
very best to be had go
where only the best is
The Modn Company, M irshfied, OreDisrihuors
COCERAN ON TAFT
There is n remarkable tinaniin-
it.v of '«pluton of Judge Taft in
nil parties and In all sections
Meli p-o tri .ute tn hfs remark
able ability even where party pot
Kies may exert such an Influence
.as to demand the espousing of
the rival presldentl.il candidate's
cans».
5s an Illustration W
Boiirke f'oclo'.in in an Interview
nt Boston the other day sold:
"5 s, I 'Im 11 .'lipport Hr.' .in ; he
Is the best candidate the Demo­
crats coni.I put up Taft, how­
ever. I' the greatest and best
qualltieil nominee ever offered In
any republic In the world lie Is
a grci- T man than Roosevelt,
ami when surrounded by the
sai'ie environments that made
Roosevelt great will prove a big­
ger limn. Taft Is a wonderful ad
ministrstor. the greatest the
country lias ever aeen, and Is •
wonderful worker.”
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Family Wash j a Specialty
The City
Meat Market
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attention given to Lne woolen goods.
( leaning and pressing M< 1
su.:
prompt
F. A
Special
and Ladies' line skirts given
tention.
ATES. Proprietor
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WRIfiHT & WALDVOGEL
II Manciet, sole agent for the B.
B. Baum, Bon Bons. I’m up in one-
half pound and pound boxes.
«MH-M
The famous Coos
Name cards, two for fiv e cents
be 01.
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sale at four for fixe cent' al Va
Norden the jeweler's.
For fruit jars, caps,
and
Bryan, »»•• h'.irn from a Democratic
‘ ■ tin 11 itn !■ ii I l.u il w ire <
conic »porarj . | vMg tlM 'set a good
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I ligli ji'i'l' ki ■' . 1
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Bryiin’s scare*, however.'Rover
hurt anybody but Brj<«. —PbUaAHpEl« kt ,'^lc by C ' \
Lowe. .
I bn i- reasons for buying
•aking Powder.
Clev<
uperior quality • Irrst < ream of tar-
ir ( Neatest Package 1 < revv top < in )
•■ -I 1 ’1 ici' 1 jib can 1 .< x>, 5 lb can $ 1.
5)
Alw ay s insist on y<uir ’gro< < r
• »!' In ■ ’• " (’ii • land
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1 at «aj' hi mum j ,
ways kept
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Bay Beer
at
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Rasmussen
All
business houses wanting
c tange of advertisements should
have their copy in this office not
l iter than Wednesday ruorning. It
h impossible to change an ad as late
as Thursday.
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Groceries.
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