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Adrian Water Co. rst & I'd Mtgs. IS.
Ashland wats-worizs Co. 1st Mtgs- S..
Auburn Gas Co. 1st Mtge. Sinking Fund S..
Bro7x Gas Electric Co. Iss Mtse. S..
Central Market ST. Ry. Co. rst Mtge. IS.
Citizens Gas & Elee. Co. Of Council Bluffs rst
Mtge. 5s.
City of Dallas, Texas.
City of Galveston, Texas.
City Of Pullman. Washington.
City Of Rome, Georgia, Renewal or Rfdz. Mtg.
41zs.
City Water Co. of Maryvile 1st Msgc. IS.
Clinchfeld Coal Co.
Columbus, Grove City & Southwestern Rv. Co.
ISt S..
Eastern Parkway Co. S.
Edison Elec. Lishs & Power Co. of Eric. Pa.
ISt 6s.
Equitable Hung G. L. Co. Of Phila., Pa, 1ss
Mtge. 5s.
Erie County Electric Co. Ist Mtge. as.
Franklin County, North Carolina.
Florida Publishing Company rst Mtg-. Is.
Fonda, Johnstown & GloversviIle r. r. Co.
/ Gen. Rfds. as.
Fonda. Johnstown & Gloversville R. R. Co.
Ist Cons. Rfdg. 41zs.
Globe Street Railway Co. Debeutur- S..
Greenwich Tramway Co. 1st S..
Herkimer County Light & Power Co. rst s..
/ Hackensack Water Co. Ist as.
Indianapolis Water Co. Gen. Mtge. AZ & ss
/ Jonesville, S. c., School Dist.
Kans. City South. Ry. Co. Sc CoIIat. Golt
Notes.
Kootenai County. Idaho.
Lincoln Traction Co. Mtge Gold s..
Metropolitan Water Co. 1st as.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS.

sAsksd. tEr dividend.
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-HE BANK OF AMERICA,

Cuba Eastern Ry. CO. Car Trust 6s.
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BONDS.
INACTIVE CUBS STOCKS.

sod Iots. fsells cents per share.
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Minnesota Was-rworss Co. 1st ass.
Mahoains & Sh-n1ugo Rv. & I.s Co. rs, Con-
sol Ret. S.
National Conduit & Gable Co. IS. S.
New Lo1do1 Steamboat Co. rse S..
New Orleans City & Lake 1sr s..
New Orleans City Railroad C-ul S..
New Orleans Ry & Lizht Co. Cent as
New York & Wesschcst-r Lighting Co
NCrthpOrs Water Co Iss 41zs.
Norwich Gas & El-csrie Co. 1sr S.
Paducah City Railway rss Ccns. s.. =
Peace River Phosphate Min. Co. rs- Cons 5a
Platrsburgh Traction Co. 1ss 6s
Portsmouth 81. R'wsy & Light Co. 1sr IS. il
Richmond Light. Heat & Power Co. rst IS
Springfield Ry. & Light Co. rss Lien Rel -
81; L San Fris- R R. Co. So Collar. Trust
Gold Notes.
Sharon & New Castle RVsay Co. rss Lien 3
+. S..
South American Mines Co.
Spring Valley Coal Co. Ist S.
St. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry CO. rst IS
Tacoma Gas & Elecerie Co. 1se S.. Nt
Terminal Warehouse Co. a Msge. -
Utica Belt Line St. r Co. a Ntg- IS. ~
United Gas & Electric Co. S.
Utica, Clinton B'ngh'ton r. 2. Co. Gen. IS
Worcester & Conn. Eastern Rv. CO. rsr a24F 4
Western N. Y. & Penn. r r Co. rs. IS. FL
Yakima County. Washington, S. d. No. .
Youngstown Sharon R'HaV & Light CO. rss
s F. S.
City Of Oregon. Mo. 8FE
Wladikzwkas Railway Co. (Russia).
BFanchville, s. D.. rs. Ora1ge5u-s. S. c.
/ City Of Oregon. Mo.
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Abilene Water Co. 1st 5s
Adirondack Home Telephone Co. 1st IS.
Albany Home Telephone Co. 1st IS.
Amherst County. Va, 4hs.
AshtabUla Water Co. 1st 5s
Ashtabula Water Co. Genl. IS.
Atlanta Water & Elec. Power Co. 1st IS.
Atlanta & Birmingham Ry. Co. 1st 5s
Batavia Home Telephone Co. 1st IS.
Bay Shore, N Y, Union Free School. Dist No
l, As
Boone Gas Co. 1st 5s
Clearfield BituminOus Coal Corp. 1st as.
Cohoes-WaterfOrd Home Telephone Co. 1st 6s.
Corning, n. Y, (VarioUs).
Englewood Gas & Elec. Co. GenI. 5s.
Great Northern Paper Co. 1st IS.
Green Bay Phosphate Co. 1st 5s.
Gulf & Chicago Ry. 1st As.
Hackensack Gas Light Co. Genl. S.
Independent Union Telephone Co. 1st IS.
Johnson. Isaac G. & Co. 1st 5s
Jackson & Battle Creek Traction Co. 1st Sc.
DUE JULl
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To Whom 1t Nag Concern.

sSTATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE-
- partmcnt-AIbaay 6th 19O6.-Whereas Teutonia
Insurance Company New Orleans. the
of Louisiana nlet this ONCE statement
by proper thereof showing
business, COMPILED al respects
relating Ere Insurance Companies
porated other states of the Lnlted states
Now therefore. pursuance OF j. OTTO y.
SUperIlende 0f Insurance OF the State OF
hereby certify that Company is hereby authorized
transact appropriate
h.s state accordance law du-ipg the current
year The Condition ana Business said Company
December 81. 1900
follows:
Aggregate admitted $500 Ca 66
Aggregate OF liabilities eNcept Capitol
and Surplusi. including reinsurance STA 20
actual paid Capital %
Surplus all liabilities Is
Amount Of for the 10
disbursements year c;l Is8
Witness Whereof, have subscribed ny
name an3 caused the cs M ofcc 20 be affixed the
day and year above written.
LSeaLl OTTO KELSEY.
superintendent o. Insurance
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THE BANK OF AMERICA
New NOTE Ju1-
FTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE 10
oay declared q Selli-aulual dlvdenl C e4V-n rl.y
per cent free OF tax PAYABLE July q. 1sd srcA-
holders OF record this
The transfer books win remain closed until July at
lS1N W. a. EEE-E-ET CI.rlz-
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School agencies.

TUELP SELECT YOUR sCHooL-11Ine and trouble
u saved. school Asencs. 40 W 1041h S. Manhattan.
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Lesgett. Francis H. & Co. 1st 6s.
Lumber Securities Co. Col Tr. IS.
Marion City Water Co. 1ss A.
Mechanical Rubber Co. 1st IS.
Michigan Traction Co. 1st IS.
Naumkeag Street Ry Co. Cons. S.
Newburgh & Orange Lake Ry. Co. fst S.
n Z Betting & Packing Co. Ltd Deb. Gs
n. Y Cab Co Reg. 6s
y. Y. & East River Gas Co Cons. ss
Port Jervis Elec. Light. Power. Gas & Rv. CO
1st 5s.
RetSOf Mining Co. 1st as
3htnebeck Water Co. 1st 5s
ROsedale & Linden Cemetery Ass0 Rag IS
Ruby Basin Mining & Tunnel Co. 1st Is
Schenectady Home Telephone Co 1ss Ss.
southern states Lumber Co 1st 6s.
Springfield Coal Mining Co. 1st S.
Tennessee Lumber & Coal Co 1st 6s
United States Packing Co. 1st g.
Victor Fuel Co. 1st IS.
vincennes Citizens ST Ry. Co. 1st IS.
18th, 1906.
Co. Car Trust 6s
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Four ounces Of butter. two alicca
onions, two heads Of celery, two let.
tuees. small bunch Of parsley, two
handfuls OF spinach. three pieces OF
bread crust. two blades OF mace, salt
and pepper TO taste, the yolka Of two
eggs. three teaspoonfuls OF vinegar. two
quarts OF water. Melt the butter In a
stewpan, and put In the onions TO stew
Tor three or four minutes. then add tho
celery. spinach, lettuees and parsley cut
small. stir the ingredients well for
ten minutes. Now put In the water.
bread. seasoning and mace Boll gently
for one and half hours, and at tho
moment OF serving beat In the eggs and
the vinegar. but do not let Il boil. or
the eggs win curdle.
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A Farmers Irrigation.

Under above caption in . recent Is
sue of The Furrow, the following Arti-
Gle appeared:
"There is at least one man In the
rain belt region Of the United States
who has solved the drouth problem,
and In overcoming his drouth night
mare he has somewhat unexpectedly
discovered that every year brings a
drouth, to greater or less extent. 4
have put in, a. you see, he said to me,
q simple plan Of irrigating some Of my
land from q little stream running
through the place which / thought
would give me crop insurance during
dry years; but it has taught me that
never year goes by that there is not
some period or periods of greater or less
extent that watering doea not greatly
increase the crop. ! can observe accu-
rately, because /. have my irrigated
crops growing practically alongside
those which get only rainfall for their
watering
''This farmers discovery Of the eff
cheney and ease Of irrigsting was in a
measure accidental. A little stream
which showed capscity-in July-oi
about six cubic feet per second, or say,
$500 gallons a minute, which is
much smaller stream than the figures
would indicate to the unwary, runs
with slight fall through . piece of
rich bottom land and at one point near
Its lower end had been damned by the
boys to form bathing pool. Several
years ago, while in the midst Of de-
structive drouth which was burning up
the crops even ON this usually moist
bottom land, the farmer raised this
dam by throwing in earth with the
help Of pillow and scoops, and crudeIy
flooded several acres Of cabbages, mel
ons and some recently planted late
corn. The result was 90 satisfactory
and the idea Of overcoming nature 70
fascinating, that the next year. after
the spring high water season, more
substantial dam was put in at the head
of the field which enabled the flooding
of the entire bottom, with little
rough surveying to find the levels. The
yield is stated to have been enormous,
and while the farmers tendency has
been to over-irrigate, he lie learning
more than he ever knew before about
the great productive capacity of land
which has enough water at the right
time, and also the great response which
comes from heavily manured soil when
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27

There Is hardly king In Christen-
dom to-day whose wife does not over
top him by head.
King Edward is quite six inches
shorter than Queen Alexandra.
The Czar Is overtopped full head
by the Czarina.
Kaiser Wilhelm is Of the medium
height, but the German Empress Is
tall, and that Is why the proud Kaiser
will never consent to be photographed
beside his wife, unless she sits while he
stands.
The King Of Italy, short and squat.
hardly comes up to the shoulders OF
the tall, athletic Queen Helena.
The King Of Portugal, though fat
ter, is less tall than his Queen.
Even the Prince Of Wales is shorter
good four inches than the Princess.
The young King Of Spain is several
inches shorter than his new bride.
The Queen of Denmark towers above
her royal spouse.
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Creamed Liver,

Use what cold fried liver and bacon
you have over. not forgetting the bacon.
Chop 1t fine and mix with a whito
sauce. Add two or three hard boiled
eggs cut up In little pieces, Il little
grated onion. salt, pepper. n dash OF
nutmeg. and lemon Juice II wished. or
stir until they bubble. tablespoonful
OF butter and one of -four. Add Il cup.
ful OF tomato. and when thick add your
cold chopped liver and bacon and hard.
boiled eggs. Season with salt aud
paprlka.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27

A parish clerk who prlded himself
upon being well read occupied his seat
below the old "three-decker" pulpit,
and whenever d quotation or extract
from the classics was introduced into
the sermon he, in an undertone, NUT
tered Its source-much to the annoy.
ance Of the preacher and amusement of
the congregation. Despite all protests
In private, the thing continued until
one day the Wears patience being quite
exhausted he leaned over the pulpit
side and impulslvely exclaimed: "Drat
you, shut up" Immediately, in the
clerks usual sententious tone, came the
reply: "His own"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27

Into pint Of cool. fresh milk stir an
equal quantity OF boiling water. then
stir In tespoonfui each OF salt and
butter melted. Dissolve quarter OF
yeast cake In lukewarm water. and
when tho milk has reached the same
temperature stir into II the dissolved
yeast cake, one beaten egg aud gluten
nour to make thin batter. Set aside
In a warm place to rise and. when
light. work In enough gluten -four to
make dough, taking care not to have
this at all stIfr, Knead thoroughly,
form into loaves and set TO rise. Bake
for long time In n steady oven.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27

Soak one-half box OF gelatine In
cupful OF cold water. Set the cup In
pan Of hot water to dissolve II. Add
two.thlrds OF a cupful OF sugar. stir
until melted, and mix II with the juice
OF six large oranges. Let the pulp Of
the oranges, broken up and minus fiber
and seeds, remain In. also n light graf.
Ing Of the orange peel. II liked. sub
stitute the diluted Juice OF one lemon
for two Of the oranges. and as soon as
It Is partly jellied whip II with tho
egg beater until It Is like beaten egg.
Turn into n mold to harden.
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on anybody. Their terror OF human
beings ls the thing which makes them
hard 10 shoot. In all the time that l
have been In the mountains ! have
never heard OF anyone being attacked
by a Wild animal that has been. loft
strictly alone. But Two known men 10
be killed even by deer whom tho brute
was driven to desperation.
"GrlsElies are the best game 1.-THE
world. Whom you once get their dander
up they are savage lighters and tho
hunters life Ia In danger every minute
unless he IL good shot and has a
steady nerve II you ever get within
reach OF the grixzly's paw you are a
dead one. These stories OF men killing
them with knives In hand.to'hand
fights are about as reasonable NJ II
would be to talk OF stopping a locomo'
tive by getting In the way OF tho train.
II the big fellow gets chance TO do
liver one blow Il Is all over, There
was grixSly M our way that tho cow
boys called Mig Ben who killed about
100 steers before hc was finally shot,
lie would break a steers neck with ono
blow and then he would INT him up
and carry him on to a secluded place,
Grizzlies look awkward. hut they arc
mighty light on their feet and they can
beat any man In foot racc,"--I.ouis.
vile Herald.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27
Deafness canno. Be Cured

By local applications a. they cannot reach tho
diseased portion of the ear. There IL only one
way 10 cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
uonal remedies Deafness Is caused by an In
famed condition of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachfan Tube, when this tube 10 inhamed
you have . rum bling sound or imperfect hear
Ing. and when it Is entirely closed, Deafness IL
the res ult, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its normal
condition, hearing viii be destroyed forever:
nine cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed condition OF
thgmucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (caused by eatarrh) that can.
not be cured BY Halls Catarrh Cure. send for
circulars, free.
Sold by Druggists, T5c.
HAll's Family Ptlls are the best
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27

This will make excellent pies for win.
ter use. Pick the fruit from the stems,
and seed 1t by pressing between tho
thumb and finger. Put the pulps thus
obtained into a porcelain kettle and boil
until soft. Cool and pass through a
colapder to separate II from the seed.
To this juice add the grape skins and
one-third part of elderberrles nicely
picked over. Boil until thoroughly
cooked, and can In new tin cans. Keep
In the cellar.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27
TALKING OF GRIZZLY BEARS.
Hunter Says wild Animals Are
Dangerous Only When Attacked.


Dangerous Only when Attacked.
"In the mountains OF wyoming,
where have hunted for years. you can
find any kind Of savage animals that
you get in America except alligators.
Grizzlies, black bears and mountain
lions are commonly killed there" says
Hugh Sniverly Of Sheridan, Wyo.
"Some Of the men that come out there
to hunt think that II they stir 100
yards away from camp they must be
armed to the teeth for fear of being
attacked by bear or painter and
killed. There's heap more danger Of
getting killed on account of leaving
your gun at home when you go down
Market street. Someone might shoot
you on the street In big city, but 1t
Is dead sure that bear or noun
tain lion will never attack you unless
you drive him to It.
1--WE hunted through the best dis.
tricts for big game In this country and
I've seen good many grizzlies, but
I've never seen one of them go after
a man unless he was cornered or
wounded. If you run into a grizzly
bear in a lonely place you'll hear
grunt, something like that Of a man.
moth hog, and then there will be
mighty crashing Of underbrush as he
makes off In the opposite direction as
fast as he can go. All you can general
ly zee Of a mountain lion Is a tawny
streak as he makes of at incredible
speed. If he has any intention of
going after you It must be his inten-
ton to go around the world and catch
you In the rear, for II you are standing
to the east Of him he is sure to 90 due
west.
Mountain lions In the winter time
will follow sleighs at distance, wall
ing as they go, but there is nothing in
that to'inspire terror, for ] don't think
they have ever been known to close In
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27
A RUDE JOKE


One can display no greater breach Of
courtesy than In derlding anything
which a people hold sacred. no matter
show absurd the object OF vcneration
may seem 10 the foreign mind In an
incident told In Temples and Ele-
phants," by Carl Book. tho slamese
audience showed by their silence and
restraint politeness superior to the
funmaker In tho ring. although the
circus men belong TO a nation supposed
to be more civilized.
The sacred white elephants OF siam
are clearly albinos, but they are sci
dom, II ever, white. Their usual color
IL pale reddish brown. although there
may be few real white hairs on the
back.
An English circus at one time visited
Bangkok, where the performances were
witnessed by the king and princes, one
day II was announced that n 'real
white elephant would take part In
that evenings show. The circus was
crowded.
After tho usual program had been
carried out two clowns came into the
ring.
"Did you ever see white elephanti"
asked one.
"oh. yes" answered the other. ",The
kings got whole stableful OF them"
"No, the king hasn't They're all
chocolate will show you tho only
genuine white elephant In the world"
A small Indian elephant was led into
the ring-as white as snow. The audi
ence gave a gasp OF admiration and
reverence. The animal went through
various tricks, tumbling about, grind.
ing organs, and so forth. As II per.
formed the secret OF Its color gradual
ly leaked out. Whatever the elephant
touched became white. Presently the
first clown told the second to rub his
red nose on the beast and 'twould leave
Its mark on him."
The audience had been growing very
still. They saw that the so-called
white elephantl had been chalked all
over. When the clown made his speech
1t was received by an omlnous silence
Their religious belief was being ridl.
culed.
With admirable restraint, they left
the circus without any sign OF annoy.
ance; but once outside, they expressed
their confident belief that the proprie.
tor would be punished by Buddha.
Curiously enough, not many days after,
the trick elephant was killed. and not
much later the circus proprietor died.
When the Siamese heard OF the calam.
tiles, they declared TINT It was n Just
manifestation Of Buddha's wrath for
the disrespect shown to the sacred anl.
NAL,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27

An odd dish that will bc found very
appctlzing for breakfast Is cup ono.
let. Butter six custard cups aud nil
lightly with soft bread crumbs aud any
nice cold meat; chopped tine. with
plenty OF savory Scasonings, such NJ
the family like, Beat three eggs; add
one eupful milk, pour grnually into
tho cups, using more milk II required;
set the cups IN pan Of water and bake
Tor steam) until irm in the center.
Serve In the cups. or turn out on a
platter. These savory custards are do
llcious made entirely out OF bread
crumbs and seasonlngs. omltting tho
meat.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27

Two cupfuls mashed potatoes put
into n saucepan. Add to this the yolks
OF two eggs, three tablespoonfuls of
cream, one tablespoonful of butter, salt
and pepper to taste. Stir constantly
over the fire until the potatoes are very
light and hot.
Take from the fire and stir In care
fully the well-beaten whites of the eggs.
Put the potatoes carefully into creased
gem pans and bake In quick oven
until brown.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27
|Populss 'enee'


~ uuo uVth NinVVNtEtQ Nhot AoAQ Va
the recent great bush tlres In New
South Wales and Victoria. Australia,
were caused by the phosphorus paste
laid down to kill rabbits As soon as
the mixture dries II catches fro under
the heat OF the suns rays
or tho 5s.s24 square miles OF En-.
gland and Wales, Miss Nora f. Mac
Mum finds that 20.4s2 are under $50
feet In elevation above the sea. i0.S0o
are between $50 and 800 feet, i0,tT0
are between 800 and 1000 feet. 4,89s
are between 1000 and 1000 feet. 800
are betwecn 1000 and 1900 feet aud
four are more than 1900 feet.
Tantalite the mctal recently employ
ed In Germany for making an improved
tilament for electric lamps, has found
another use. Messrs. Slemens and
Halske have produced pens OF tantallte
which are said 10 be ut tho same time
harder than steel and more elastic than
gold Tantalite Is very resistant to
chemicals II Is the intention to en-.
ploy this metal for tho manufacture Of
various kinds OF tools
To enable people to send their voices
TO their friends through the mails Is
the ambition of three French inventors,
who have united their ingenuity in the
production of wax.llke material
called "sonorine." which may be spread
upon post card. Spoken messages
may be impressed upon the prepared
cards by placing them In phono-
graphic apparatus, into which the
sender speaks, and the receiver OF such
a card has only to put II through a re-
ceiving phonograph In order to hear
the voice OF his friend as In a tele-
phone.
One OF the strangest cargoes yes
sci could possibly have was unloaded
at the London docks toward the close
OF March. II consisted OF several
sacks filled with dried files, consigned
to large hrm Of grain merchants.
These flies, exported from Brazil. have
been purchased for use In the manu-
facture Of food for chickens, cage birds
and the like. They were caught on the
River Amazon by Brazilians, who trav-
ell up the river In fiat-bottomed boats
and who are provided with gauze nets
with which they capture these insects
In millions, as files hover In dense
clouds over many of the swampy
reaches Of the Amazon. The flies thus
caught are killed and dried in the sun.
Neuman Tobias of - Kingston, Ja.
maica, has invented remarkable lock.
The combination consists OF four sets
Of twenty -four letters of the alphabet
which can be set to q sentence In most
modern languages. When one letter Is
used In one alphabet and another In
the second set and so on 1t becomes
very complicated matter indeed. Fur
thermore, instead Of letters, the In
ventor has employed four sets OF nu-
merals. Assuming that the lock is set
to figure In the number of 5000, ,303,-
030. .303.030, It would take any one
who undertook the Job Of unlocking
the safe 06,000,27S years 269 days 30
minutes and 30 seconds working at the
rate OF sixty numbers a minute TO ar
rive at the proper combination. During
that time he would have no time for
eating, drinking or sleeping.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27
IndIsnapoIis Banking FaciII,Ies.

There are in indianapolis, where the
National Editorial association convenes
in June, seven national banks with a
total capital OF IS, 900, 900 and total de-
posits Of tSS, 400, 900. The total sur.
plus and undivided profits are s2, 1885,.
600. In addition there are six trust
companies with total capital Of $2.-
475, 900; the surplus and undivided
profits. q, ,2l0, 900, and total deposits,
$40, $780, 900. All the banks Of Indian
apolis are in excellent condition, earn
ing fair dividends and entirely worthy
Of all confidence.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-07-27

we'll supplied with water. His dam is
cheap affair, built entirely by labor
ON the farm, and largely reconstructed
each year. Il has no storage capacity,
the irrigation depending entirely upon
the regular fiow,"
With the loss Of no time or labor and
at considerably less expense could this
farmer have secured the same, and even
better, results bv the hydraulic ram.
II works automatically after once being
started, both nights and Sundays. too,
Just the same as interest and Just as
safely. 1t requires no attention what
ever, ard need not be rebuilt every
year as does the dam, Il does more
than merely to furnish water for irri-
eating purposes. Pure water Tor the
house and barn 10 also supplied
Every enterprising farmer should in.
vestigate this ram subject II II Is only
with the view Of supplying water to the
house to make Il easier for his wife.