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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-06-12
Mrs. Mary Brown, of Rock Creek, ex-
poets to buy lots and build a residence
in town during the summer.

My little son had an attack OF whoop-
ing cough and was threatened with pneu-
monia; but for Chamberlarn's Cough
Remedy we wonld have had serious
time of.it. 1t also saved him from sew
eral severe attacks al croup.-H. j..
SrmcKFADEN, editor Wtula. Herald, Fair
Haven Wash. For sale by Condor Phar-
macy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-06-12

Two horse bnyers from Nebraska were
here during the week. They bought
about rs head from Mrs. G. W. White.
Of Papprsack, besides number from the
Armstrong and Nelson boys OF Ferry
Canyon. The stock will be shipped
from Heppner.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-06-12
Notice h Final sattlamant.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has filed his final account as administrator
Of the estate OF James Nixon, deceased, with
the County Court Of Gillian County, Oregon,
aud that said Court has appointed
Monday. july 2. 1902.
at o'clock p. N, at Condor, Oregon. as the time
and place for hearing objections to said final
account and for the final settlement thereof.
All heirs, creditors or Others interested in said
estate, should file their obieetinns, If any they
have, on OF before the day and hour above nam.
ed. C. J. QUINN.
Dated June 8, 1902. Administrator
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-06-12

Get Clarke & Frazer's prices on Doors,
Windows and Trimmings before buying
elsewheTe. 80
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Meyer & Kiser's telegram

meyer Il kiSer'S Telegram.I
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-During the first
hour interest in to-days market was con-
centrated on Metropolitan Street-railway.
The announcement of the new plan did not
meet with general approval. 1t was con-
sidered that the plan was involved, and
that the benefits accruing to the Metro
politan stockholders were somewhat doubt
full. Consequently there was rather heavy
liquidation, which at one time carried the
stock points lower than Fridays closing.
The buying of the stock was good. more
especially during the last hour. when it
rallied sharply. Figuring on the value of
the rights was INDUCED in freely, but the
basis of this figuring was uncertain, mas
much as there is no guide by which the
value OF the new Metropolitan Securities
Company stock can be aScerta1ned- On the
curb transactions in the new Metropolitan
Securities Company's stock We're made be-
tween III and u.s. The question of taxes
on loans continues TO restrict the dealing.
The street so far has taken the Yerkes deci-
sion with good deal more equa niminity
than Is warranted. The decision seems to be
based on the law, and should ii be enforced
would mean that the back taxes would be
extremely heavy, while the expenses incl
dent TO the borrowing of money would
be so large to make the business of a
STOCK broker unremuneratlVe. The bank
statement made unexpectedly bad show
ing After the publication of the state
ment there was some pressure on the mar
ket. but ii was well supported and rallied
rather quickly. Amalgamated Copper was
especially strong during the last half hour
the buying being mainly covering of shorts
The market closed duh, but with a good
CndertOne
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ties Company, which was regarded unfa-
vorably by the street, resulting In heavy
selling, accompanied by quite a severe
break. The status of the new company ap-
peared rather complicated. Amalgamated
Copper moved up sharply on shorts cover
ing, with yesterdays decline more than re-
gained, and, while there seems to be con-
siderable stock for sale at 70, shorts wanted
II badly. Peoples Gas was rather heavy.
United States Steels were strong early. but
on the pretext of strong competition from
the new Lackawanna Steel Company, with
100000 capital, considerable selling was
INDUCED IN, but the stock was well alb
sorbed. Selling appeared in the coalers and
rails, accompanied with declines. but Penn
sylvania and Great Western were well
bought, developing into strong features,
while good support was not lacking in St.
Paul, Southern Pacific. Louisville * Nash
vile and Rock Island. Late in the session
insiders extended good support 10 Metro
politan, advancing the stock to high point
of the day, with shorts caught in the trap
and rushing to cover, as We'll as in the bal
ance of the fractions, Amalgamated Copper
and steels. The fact that but few stocks
were forced out. while wealthy interests
lent their support, gave the market a
strong tone at the close, with good pros
poets of further Improvement.
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ST. L0UISIANS AT CHICAGO.
Worlds Fair Promoters Entertained
mt the Press Club.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Under the auspices
of the Chicago Press Club tonight many
of the men who managed the Columbian
Exposition in 1893 entertained with a ban
quet and gave a hearty godspeed to the
men who have in hand the work of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition TO be held
in ST. Louis in 1908. The members of the
Illinois State Commission having in charge
the exhibit OF the State of Illinois at the
st. Louis exposition were also among the
guests. The spacious headquarters OF the
Press Club were given UP entirely To the
banquet. Nearly all the floor space was
taken by the tables, while large orches-
ira was placed in the gallery that sur
rounds the two larger rooms of the club.
The place was deliberately decorated with
flags and flowers and no pains were spared
TO make the men from St Louis feel that
they were with those who from experience
of their own comprehended the trials and
troubles that await their guests and that
they wished them success all the way and
glory at the end.
President Homer j. Carr, of the Press
Club, presided over the banquet at which
ID men were seated. At the table with
him were the speakers OF the evening from
St Louis and other outside cities and a
number of local speakers, who made ad-
dresses during the evening
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F.. c. ANDREWS ARRAIGNED
CHARGED WITH MISAPPLYING FUNDS
OF A WRECKED BANK.
DetrOiter Who Is Accused of Getting
Over $1,0oo,o0o from the City
Savings Bank.

DETROIT, Feb. 15-Frank c Andrews,
eX-pOlice commissioner, was arraigned in
the Police Court this evening on a warrant
charging him with Incorporating funds
of the wrecked City Savings Bank to the
amount of $500, coo and upward while he
was vice president of that institution. His
bond was fixed at $4,000. with two sureties.
Mr.. Andrews did not have bondsmen in
court, and he was taken across the street
to the county Jail by Detective Lombard.
Sheriff Dickson met them in the Jail Of
flee and took Mr.. Andrews to his house,
which is in part of the jail, where he said
he would keep him for a time while his
attorneys and friends continued their eff
forts to secure bail for him. At 9 o'clock
one bondsman had been secured, it was
reported. and efforts were being made to
secure a second.
This is the second warrant that has been
sworn out for Mr.. Andrews as result of
the wreck of the City Savings Bank, which
was caused by his overdrafts and overcer-
titled checks. He was arraigned on the
first warrant Monday night and released
under $4,000 bond. The warrant issued to-
day was on complaint of State Bank Com
missioner George l.. Maltz. and charges
that on Dec. is Andrews converted $200 900
and upwards of the bank funds to his
OWL UNLAWFUL use, DEMENT, anu advantage,
without knowledge of the banks direc-
tors" The complaint charges that that
day Andrews was in debt to the bank to
the amount of 100000 and upward, having
overdrawn his account. On that day, the
complaint says, Andrews drew checks to
the amount of 10000 and upward on tho
bank when he had funds there, and
caused them to be carried forward and
upward as a credit and asset for mis- ac
count. He then and thereafter drew checks
against this false and fictitious account, the
complaint charges.
Mr.. Andrews learned that the warrant
had been issued shortly after noon, and i'm
medately proceeded with his attorney To
the Police Court. The warrant was served
on him in the clerks office His friends
and attorneys Immediately set about secur.
ing bondsmen for him, the arraignment be-
ing postponed meanwhile. At els they had
not secured bail. and Mr.. Andrews was
arraigned. After his examination had been
set MS attorney, +. A Baker, gave notice
that he would ask that Mr.. Andrews's ex-
animation the first complaint, which
was set for Feb. q, be either postponed or
combined with the examination on the sec
ond complaint, Feb. IS. Attorney Baker
said that there would be a thorough Police
Court examination, and that it probably
would take two or three weeks.
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EIneU here

CHICAGO. Feb. I5-cattle-Recelpts. 900. Mar
ket nominal. Good to prime steers, s6Se0s .;
81 50ds 50: cows, $3.50: hefers, Is; can
ners. Sl25n225; bulls. $500 60; calves, $50
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900; tomorrow. 1900:
left over, $500. Market opened steady 70 strong:
closed sss 20 w c5a Naked sasS sns sgshe rough hss
S sOa6.2O: light, S5.JOq5S5; bulk Of sales. $50
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Sheep and lambs
steady Coco to eh9iee WetRsTs; s'.f5SS' fas X
G6; native lambs. S5.75aS75; Western lambs.
s. 25a875.
hogs ss12: sheep. Gel. Shipments: Cattle.
2,SsS hogs, s,s55; sheep, 2Z5.
NEW YORK. FEB I5-Isee,ve eyes. Receipts. s.:
dressed native sides. &c TO Ice per 10. Gables
last received quoted American steers al BalSAc,
%eiFht lambs at I55saise. dressed weight Ex-
ports to-day, partly estimated LA cattle 10
Caives-Reeepts. 100 Market lower: some re-
Maryland calves at $50; two cars Westerns.
lambs about STEADY; some stock mainly late
arrivals. carried over. Sheep sold az A45 per
7Tsc per 10: dressed lambs. 9Gllc-
HoEs-Recepts, 76s. Market weak
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 15-Cattle-Recelpts. 100
dressed beef steers. s5.Ssa6s5 fair % 5000. sss5
Q6.75; stockers and feeders, @gQ5, Western
fed steers. Si.7505.7s: Texas and Indian steers.
sz.25q5So; Texas cows. sAseqis9; native cows.
S3QA75; heifers, S5-lJT5.z3- Gamers, S2Qz.s0.
bulls $3.50. Is; calves, A.@nsl5.
Hogs-Receipts, 300 Market steady % -
lower. TOP $50; bulk or sales S5s5fts50.
heavy, s6.zqs.s5 mixed packers, Ssee.So; lights.
Sheep-Receipts 20 Market steady. Native
lambs, s6q65o Western lambs. s5ec96. IS; native
wethers. S.75Q525; Western wethers. S65a5.75;
yearlings. Nq5a; ewes. S75g5; culls and
ST LOUIS Feb. ls.-Cattle-ReceIpts. 600. IN
cluding 80 Texans. Market steady. Native
beef and butcher steers, s5.6)u6; steers uncer
1850 lbs. SSQ5.35: stockers and feeders. S2GV
$, so; cows and heifeTs, s2.ssga.ss.
higher. Pigs and lights. S.06G5.s0 butchers.
$685.; packers. s5,s5g6
| mutto1s Ha5 Is: lambs, SsQs75: culls and
! bucks, S2.50Q850: stockers. SL50Q25
EAST BUFFALO Feb. s.-Cattle-Recefpts
/ light and mostly consigned through. Neals lower
Hogs-Receipts 800. Market fairly active.
but 5dlOc lower. Heavy. s6.s5q655. mixed and
| s 40Q5.70: stays. 5000
sheen and Lambs-Receipts. 100 Market "a
| loc lower for lambs sheep essisr Tops mixed
| s. 25G5.50; yearlings, $25q575. top lambs. $50
/ COS: culls q good, SZGb.i5
SOUTH OMAHA FEB. ls-cattle-Receipts.
| cows and heifers. $685.. Western steers. G.7s1
SIS. Texas steers, S3slF4s5. canners N-z543.
] stocksrs and feeders, s. sssf-so; calves SAL;
Hogs-Receipts. 100. Market steady 70 lower
SIS: pigs. x45ga5-50; bulk OF sales. s5.7o0s -
! Sheep--Receipts. loo. Market active and
/ strong Muttons. SOS. Westerns stz5Gt IS:
| ewes. siat-55; common and stockers. SEQ 75;
CINCINNATI. Feb. l5-Hogs active and
/ strong al s5n645.
sheep strong at s2.7sq5.so; lambs strong a.
Il &.754625.
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METHODISTS ADJOURN.
Closing Work OF the Book Committee
Standing Committees Named

Standing
CINCINNATI, Feb. 15.-The Methodist
book committee, which has been in session
here this week, adjourned to-day to meet
next February in New York. 1t ordered
the publication of a booklet containing the
charters Of all societies authorized by the
General Conference and appointed r. T.
Miller and w. +. Whitlock to edit the
same. DR.. Carmine. of Denver. was ap-
pointed a member of the book committee,
succeeding DR.. RAIDER. resigned. The fol-
lowing standing committees were ap-
pointed:
On revision of Chapter VII of the Dis
cipline: r. T. Miller, w. L. Mcdowell, G..
F. Bovard. c. C. Wilbor and W. r Whit
lock.
On unifcation of publishing and other in
terests: Robert Miller, John E Andrus, G.
c. Wilbor, +. b. Rawls, g. f. BOvard
Reports of agents: James NJ Gamble,
John T.. Andrus, oscar u. Miller, Carlton
G. Wilbor, Edward b. Rawls.
Periodicals and editors reports: Richard
DymOnd, Joshua L. Wilson, Arthur Il. Carr,
Hartford Crawford, William +. WhitlOck.
Salaries and dividends: Ezra b. Tuttle,
Robert l.. Miller, Henry A. Salzer, George
f. Bovard and Henry Spellmeyer.
Annual conferences: Thomas +. Preston.
John +. Farmer. Griffin T.. Logan, William
L. Mcdowell Robert A. Carmine.
Correspondence fund; Robert I. Miller,
Carlton g. Wilbor, John L. Farmer.
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Local fractions and IndustriaIs.
Chicago Stocks.
fGranger Farw.n & co Vic. ]
MONETAR Y.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper, AZ
@6 per cent; time loans, sac per cent.
Clearings, $l,447, 1850; balances, Sis. S546S.
NEW YORK.-Call money nominal. Prime
mercantile paper, 40419 per cent; sterling
exchange firm; actual business in bankers
bills, $4.SQ4S7A for demand, $4S4% for
sixty days; posted rates. $4.S519 and Sass;
commercial bills, S4.S37s04S47s. Clearings,
4.926.12S; balances, S1l. 3S3. 53S.
CHICAGO. = Posted exchange. s4.s5 for
sixty days, $SS for demand New York
exchange par. Clearings, $26,S45, 1S4; bal
snces, 81. 1S7, 794.
overwhelming $26,SS4,552; balances,
81 593, SO.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo AZ per cent.
Clearings. 1885, 3l: balances, $21S2,313.
ST. Money. 414G6 per cent. New
York exchange par. Clearings, $5,51S, 5l9;
balances, 500 l34.
BALTIMORE. - Money, Az per cent.
Clearings, 56S; balances, S724,279.
CINCINNATI.-Mone 31kd51b per cent
New York exchange, 15c discount. Clear
ings, s., 5365O0.
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CharIton's Reciprocity ResoIution.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 15.-Charles Charl-
ton, referring to his reciprocity resolution,
introduced I'm Parliament, says the adoption
of the resolution by Parliament would at
feet the United States in this way: "By
admitting the natural products of Canada
free the United States would be placed on
the same footing in Canada with Great
Britain, and thereby obtain a decided ad-
vantage over Germany, France and other
countries in the Canadian market. BY re-
fusing TO admit Canada's natural products
free the Canadian market would be more
restricted the United States by the ad-
vanced tariff II is probable Mr. Charl-
toms resolution will be strongly supported.
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[Granger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Wall-street
market has been of an evening-up charac-
ter all day. A poor bank statement was
expected, but in most cases it has been dis
counted. The advance in Copper was
caused by short covering in narrow mar
ket. The bulk OF business was profess
sional Commission houses had some or
ders in the market, but they were mostly
limited above or below ruling prices. Sen
timent seems to be that there must be
definite news from Washington before there
is much change in values.
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specie and Merchandise Movement

NEW YORK - Exports OF specie from
this port To all countries for the week ag-
gregated $I77, 500 in silver and 49, 200 in gold.
Imports of specie for the week were s44 Col
in goId and $l4,O64 silver.
Imports of dry goods and merchandise
at the port of New York for the week were
valued at So 142, 395.
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MIDDLESBORO. KY, Feb 15-Lee Tur-
ner to-day transferred all rights and title
to land on which the Quarter House"
stood. to the American Association limited
a large English company which owns most
of the coal lands here. He viii open a liv-
cry stable at Lafollette. Ii is thought the
feud is now ended and there is no prob
ability of officers attempting TO make
further arrests.
Lee Turner states that a man supposed
TO have been Marsh Wilson persisted in the
flames that destroyed the Quarter House
during the fight between officers and noun
taineers Wednesday. This swells the death
list 10 seven.
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Gen. va-quer Released from Prise.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua. Feb I5.-Presi-
dent Zelaya has released from prison Gen.
Nasquez former President Of Honduras
and has granted him permission 20 leave
Nfcara qua
General NasQuez was arrested early n
January while on board the steamship
Tucapel OF the South American Steamship
Company. a Chilean concern charged NTH
attempting 20 incite a revolution in Central
America against President Zelaya
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Wages Increased.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-The wages OF the
train switching crews and foremen in the
Yards Of the New York Central in this city
have been increased per cent. The in
crease was made voluntarily. The men
are now called yard conductors. The n1en s
schedule was fixed after comparing prices
paid BY other roads. OF which the Penn
sylvania was found TO pay the most.
Twenty-nine men are affected by the ia
crease
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Money Rates Abrond.

LONDON.-Money, 2lka3 per cent; dis
counts, 25sG2 Ills and 11-16d2$f. ConsoIs
81 5-16Q94 7-16. Spanish fours, 77SI.
PARIS.-Three per cent rentes, 101f 271Ic
for the account Exchange on London, 25f
141sc for checks. Spanish tours, a. so.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 2Om 46pf
for checks.
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Drank a Poisonous Concoction.

GUTHRIE. o. t. Feb. I5--Ne-K a-Sha
Hugh Miller and Allen Gibson. fall bIooded
Usage Indians under thirty years OF age.
drank a concoction OF wood alcohol. vanilla
cologne and Florida water, which killed
them. The three suffered agonies for sew
eral hours before death relieved them.
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. I5-Iattis
Rock Memorial Chapter, Daughters 81 tho
Confederacy. has adopted a resolution In
dorsing the action taken by ske chapter
at Lexington, Ky. A opposition "a tho
play. Uncle Toms Cabi1." A committee
was appointed 10 call on the local theater
management and request on behalf OF ths
chapter and Southern women OF the city
that this play be pot brought here again.
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NEW YORK-Bar silver, 554c; Mexican
dollars, 1880.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at 251kd an
ounce.
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Treasury Statement.

NGTON,-Saturday's statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund.- exclusive of the $50, 600 gold re-
serve in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. .$173, 664, 022
Gold Observation-Disclosures. 64S5, SIS
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Good support for the Market When
Realizing Made Its Appearance.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-The feature at the
start was Metropolitan. the stock being bid
up sharply on the formation of new Securi-
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Enormous Aggregate of Loans, Due to
Recent Heavy Expansion.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The statement of
the associated banks for the week ended
to-day shows the following changes:
Loans. increase. .$13, 49S 200
Deposits, increase. Observation-Disclosures. II ,597 100
Circulation, decrease. ................ $500
Legal tenders, decrease............. 2,202, 500
specie, increase. loo, ~
Reserves, decrease. 626 100
Reserve required. increase. 1858 275
Surplus, decrease. .................... 4,335.375
The banks now hold s1S 500, $50 in excess
of reserve requirements under the Is per
cent. rule.
The Financier says: 1.-The statement Of
the associated banks this week showed
record-breaking maximum in the items of
loans and of deposits, and this, too. not
withstanding a loss of cash The official
with the estimates based on the traceable
movements of money between the banks
and the treasury and the interior, the Off
cial statement showing net loss of S6S6. 100,
made up OF a gain or 81, 5l6, 200 in specie and
a loss of $2,202 500 in legal tenders, while
the estimated movement showed a gain OF
81 100 cash. This discrepancy may be
accounted for by an outward movement of
legal tenders through the mail to Boston
and Philadelphia, which shipments were
not reported to the bank tellers, who con-
fined their reports to the amount of money
which was delivered to or received from the
express companies The loans were ex-
banded last week by SIS. 1873, 700. This makes
a total expansion since the second week in
January OF S67, 800, and the loans now are
$9S2. OO4, 700, or $lS.2l5,l00 greater than the
largest amount of loans on record, which
was S9iS. 7S9, 600, on March 9, 1901. Deposits
were increased Sl4,5 100, showing that the
statement is out of harmony. The surplus
reserve was reduced S4.3S5.375. to S13, 500, $50
or only SOS, 400 above the surplus at the
corresponding date a year ago. Then the
cash holdings of the banks were $265. SS4. 100
whereas now they are so, 600 Compare
sons of changes in the item OF loans and OF
cash by seven of the Wall-street banks
show that six of the number increased
loans by SO. 10000. while one bank showed
a decrease of 81. Co., making a net gain
OF sl1, 600 600. Two Of the six banks ex-
banded loans by 5000 coo. The most i'm
Dortant decrease in cash was shown by a
single one OF the above banks. This was
IS 10000. This loss consisted almost wholly
of specie. The remaining large Wall-street
banks showed a net gain of 81. 200. O00'
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INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDs. INDIAN
APOLIS. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING small;
shipments none. The week has witnessed
little or no change In the butcher market
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Sheep-Receipts none; shipments none.
The closing prices for the week are about
l0c higher than on last Saturday. a good
healthy tone prevailed all week. and The
demand has been fully as strong as usual.
with a demand from all sources. Quota
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The statement Of
the associated banks for the week ended
to-day shows the following changes: