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Notice of Sale of Real Estate
by Executor.

Under and by authority OF the power contained
In the viii Of Henry Beck, late Of Gilliam Coun.
~ oregon, deceased, directing the undersigned
executor 10 sell the real estate Of the said deced-
ent notice is hereby given that will on
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at the hour OF O'Clock P. ". Of said day at the
court house door at Condor, Gillian County,
Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for cash In
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the following described real estate, situated in
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The Northwest quarter OF section
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Treasurer,s Notice.

All city warrants registered prior to
Dec. /. 1899, will be paid on presenta-
tion at my office. Interest ceases after
Aug. 20, 1900. p, II. STEPHENSON,
City Treasurer, Condor.
June II 1900.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
$500 Reward.

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One s-year-old black gelding, branded
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JoHS MADDOX,
Condor, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
Treasurer's Notice.

All county warrants registered prior
to January / 1899. will be paid on pre-
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after June %, 1900.
II. II. STEPHENSON,
Treasurer Of Gillian county, Oregon.
Dated at Condor, Ore, June 20, 1900.
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Nnr1cE.

The GLOBE Invites correspondence from I'll
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs, on, Sept 25 1900.
Notice is hereby given That the following
named settler has filed notice 0f hisintenti0n
10 make final proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before II, N.
Frazer, county clerk, at condor, oregon on
Thursday, Nov. s. 1900, viz:
JOSEPH y. Foss, Of fcondon, Oregon.
Hd. ENo.74i2 for TIE " II n e14.and W Mse u
Sec. IA. r. IS, r. 20 Il. w N,
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
yation Of said land, viz:
~ Condor. Oregon and George Madden,o oi one
Rock, Oregon jar PLucAs Register
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Stitt.

The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
stitt, Of Matney Flat, died Wednesday
night. The child was but four days old.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
To the Consumers
Of Gillian County:

that determined to reduce our large ock OF
will reductions In oil lines for
referring frequently note the nd ot interior
conspicuous We sell at Arlington
pces evidence that the Arlington merchants must Lead
low for satesmentsf Before pur
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bny Balm Stoughn wagon as
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old reliable Racine when
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MILL hay windm sewing machine or
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When in Arlington make our store your
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ways out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
TO AMEND THE GOEBEL LAW
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE CON
yENED IN SPECIAL SESSION.
Coxcrnor BccIxham's Message Diu
Not Suggest Amy Form for
an Amendment.

frankfort KY, August 2S.--The Ken
lucky legislature convened in extra ses-
sion This afternoon. There were seven
absent in the house and two in the senate.
In the senate Dyer succeeded Hlli, de-
ceased Watkins succeeded Bell. deceased:
Tolin succeeded Furnish, resigned. ana
tIarheson succeeded William Goebel, who
was killed last January. Both houses ad-
iourned after hearing read Governor Beck
hams brief message. which stated that
the only purpose for which the session
was called was to amend the State cleo
ton law. The message stated that the
law was a good one, but that party ana
factional prejudice had been engendered
against it to such an extent that it was
thopeht beat to make changes before an
other election was held The message
concludes: Imaginary Ills. whether po-
litical or physical, should be treated, as
well as real ones. Your Task IN lnlS maj
ter is a difficult one. You can not satisfy
Everybody. 1 do not desire TO suggest in
detail any law for your consideration. l
have confidence in your judgment ana
wisdom and / believe that you will ear
nestly and periodically set TO Work 10
! frame a law in appearance as well as IN
| fact so fair. so just 10 all parties. that no
| honest citizen can find fault with it,
The republican minority will wait Tor
the democratic majority to take the initl-
! alive. Both sides admit that vote 10
repeal the Goebel lG' would be close. and
! probably such a motion would be lost
democrats say the senate VIII be tie
! 10 to l9-but that in the house the demo
Gratis have a comfortable majority and car
defeat an outright repeal.
| Republican leaders say they VIII nave
maiority OF one in the senate In favor o
the repeal. and have good chance o
carrying the bill through the house II u
the opinion here tonight that fair elee
ton law in the form OF an amendment e
the Goebel law will be passed There ar'
, scores of election bills for consideration
Al caucus OF the democrats OF tn
/ house tonight the following nomination.
we're made Clerk e. o. Leigh of Pa
ldueah; sergeant at arms, William 7
Thorne. Jr. OF Eminence: doorkeepeT
John Il. Miles OF Frankfort.
Mr.. Leigh was clerk al the last election
hut resigned so as TO be reelected AS
make his title TO the office clear. 1t wa
8 thousht he had probably forfeited tn
/ Office by becoming private secretary Z
the governor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
CLEARING COUNTRY
To the South in Order to Establish
Free Communication.
THE POWERS ARE NOT AGREED
As to How TO Deal with the Capital OF
the Empire.
THE DESOLATiON IS VERY APPALLING.
Destruction on Legation Street by Rlot-
ers Was Wanton.
m
THE DESOLATION IS VERY APPALLING,
HOUSES WERE BLOWN UP AND BURNED
chinese sunlS n shaft and Started n
Tunnel to Place Mine unuer
American Legation.

njondon. August 20. $40 a. m.-That
the inexplcable delay in forwarding
kilograms from the Chinese capital still
continues is illustrated by the TACT that
the latest dispatch from Pekin, the teie-.
gram Of the special correspondent oil
the Associated Press. describing the
search for Boxers in the imperial park,
is dated no later than August 81.
There Is no confirmation from any
source OF the report OF an advance north
ward from Pekin. On the contrary.
movement southwark to clear the coun-
try and to insure free communication
with Taku is apparently in progress. The
powers, as late as August 81, were sun
unable to agree as to how to deal with
Pekin itself the Japanese and Russians
being at variance as to whether the I'M
perial palace should be destroyed, Nor
"a there any further news OF the alleged
4 detention OF LII Hung Chang by the ad-
mirals. Probabilities increase that all
the members of the imperial household
have gotten safely TO the interior.
Reuter- dispatch dated Pekin, Au-
/ gust 10. and sent by post 10 Shahshai' Nv
scribes scenes Of appalling desolatloh ana
wanton destruction in Legation street
All the houses of foreigners were riddieo
with shells. burned or blown up An at
tempt was made to mine the American
legation. shaft was sunk from the
ton of the wall 100 feet deep and wa
then continued as tunnel with shar
slope in the direction of the legation
Apparently the Chinese did not nave TIM
to finish 1t.
The Siecle's report of defeat SUI
fered by the allies At Pekin is every
where discredtted
The Chinese legation in St PETERSBURG
has received news that peace negotiation
have already begun.
The Pekin correspondent OF the Dail
, News, in a dispatch dated August u. as
, serts that there are thousands OF ~
etanrea going to show that the Boxer
were approved by the imperial official
' in their indescribable ferocity'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
RED HOT POLITICS.
The Prohlbition.Dispensar Fight Was
Warm One.
HOYT, PROHIBITION CANDIDATE
For Governor, Led by 10000 Votes In
the Primary.
WHILE TlLLMAN HAD NO OPPONENT,
His Name Was Scratched by Twenty Thou
sand Voters.
PRESENT TREASURER WAS DEFEATED
Two Fatal Fights Occurred Durins
the Day, Besides, Several Per-
sons Were Wounded.
His Name Was Scratched by Twenty Thou
sand Voters.
PRESENT TREASURER WAS DEFEATED

Columbia, S. c.. August 2s.-The frst
democratic primary in this State today
for all offices was attended by many SUR
prises The general election is mere
ratification OF the primary and all in
tcrest conferred In todays vote. The
final struggle comes two weeks hence In
the second primary.
The Issue has been dispensary or pro-
Inhibition. Colonel James A. Hoyt Of
Greenville was the prohibition nominee,
and the dspensary was represented BY
Governor NJ. b. AicSweeny, II. b. Gary,
speaker OF the house OF representatives;
A. Howard Patterson and Rev. Walter
Whitman. The latter has been can
didate for office for eighteen years and
was never elected. A canvass OF the en-
tire State was made. each OF the forty
counties being visited
Senator Tillman. who claims paternity
for the dispensary. came into the cam
palgn and fought Colonel Hoyt. AS q
result of This Interference, Senator Till
mans name was scratched by 10000
voters although he had no opponent.
Colonel Hoyt, the prohibitionst leads
in the first race. He Will probably lead
McSweeny by 10000 votes. There VIII
be second primary two weeks from
today. however. and the Issue between
| Howl and McSweeny will be close.
| A surprise was no large vote received
| nv l. H. Tlllman for lieutenant governor.
He ia a nephew OF the senator. He VIA
| run It over with Colonel John i. Sloan.
state Treasurer Zimmerman Is defeated
by Captain Il. II. Jennings. All other
ham Ea1u ~
race for congress shows that TalberI,
Stokes and Elliott will succeed them
selves without opposition Finley Will ne
beaten by Strait. Stnuyarne Wilson by
Ioseph Il johnson and James Norton py
Lieutenant Scarborough. 1t Is evident
that I,atiner will succeed himself against
two opponents
These calculations are based on incom-
plete reports received at state heaaquar'
tiers. but evidently indicative OF hhal re-
suite. 81
Two death dealing fights occurred q
the polls. The first had the dimensions
: of n riot and occurred at Midway, Ram
d berg county. John Bessnger is said Il
o have started the trouble by attnehlnl
Cum Smoak because or differences as tC
a Senator Tillman's course in this campaign
The men first began flghting with nsts
a INT Smoak's brother, coming to his res
enc pistols were drawn on both sides
: Bessnger was killed. Edward Order ant
Is Clum Smoak were mortally wounded anC
G Dick smoak was shot in the arm. -,
y AT West Duncan precinct. Greenvill
county. pistols. knives and clubs hgure'
in general fight over the contest 10
governor. Pinclney Jordan was klilee
Henry owens almost disemboweled an
= I'D owens had his hand nearly severed a
g the wrist. Several others were badly Gu
u and beaten.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
III HUNG CHANG FIELD.

paris. August 2S.-Admlral Courrej olles
the French cmomander in Chinese waters,
has cabled to the navy department here
that council of the admirals has notified
the foreign legations at Peltin that 1t
has been notified to hold Ii Hung Chang
on board ship until the opening of neso-
siatiops between the powers and China.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
Texans in New York.
fSpaciaI IN The post.)

New York August 2S.-The following
Texans are registered at New York no
tets
Houston-Nenl Masterson, Normandie'
Austin-Joseph II. Key, st. Cloud; MI
and Mrs. r. c. Wells, st. Denis.
Beaumont-Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Kio'h'
Normandle Newman
Dallas-Miss Foreman, Imperial M,s'
w r. Belts. Miss Belts, St Denis MI
! N. Jacobs, St. Cloud.
Forney-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. X. Brooka
,ra7 brooks Barney Brooks. Tom BROOKS
VIII Brooks. Madison Brooks and j. ~
Brooks, ST. George, ,1o,,,ra
;alyeston-Charles Fowler HolIan1
mr. ana Mrs. j. E. Thompson, s. pen,s
HarrispurgLs. w. Allen and MISS sous
n. Allen. Normandie
Marshall NJ. Clark, Holland 49,
paris-H. S. Bettis, Imperial MIS-
Janerson, Normandie. -,
observation-disclosures J. Quinn, ST. Ciouu'
rexarkana-Mr and Mrs. j. A. Mcr au
Den. Herald Square. ,,or
Wv Waco-Mrs. Minnie Kingston, Nor
mandie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
Ii HUNG CHANGES AUTHORITY
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA THINK IN
is SUFFICIENT.
Tbc United states Authorities Have
Had No Replies to Quotations ns
to Future Policy of Powers.

washington. August 2S.-Thc cabinet
today devoted most OF Its session to con-
sbierins the difficulties that have been
experienced IN communicating with CEN
eral Chaifee and the other American
commanders In China. Internal evidence
was found in the late dispatch received
nv them that tended to demonstrate that
some person or persons had been pur-
posely delaying the messages coming
from Pekin and Tien Tsin to Washington
1t is also suspected that our messages
may have been injuriously tampereo
with. The cabinet came to the CONCLUSION
that II any Chinese persons have inter
fered with the dispatches. 1t must nave
occurred on the wires between Chez Foo
and shanghai. and 1t was determined to
reopen direct communication by means OF
"a war vessel Either the New orleans
| or the Princetown. now at Shanghai. VIII
| be sent at once to Chez Foo. where th'
military cable system begins free from
Chinese Interference.
Several replies have been received tc
the instructions sent to our ambassadors
and ministers last week asking them te
sound the governments to which they are
credited on two propositions-hrst, th'
Willingness OF those governments TO ae'
cent the suf1ciency OF Ii Hung Changi
credentials to treat with the powers 70
a settlement; and, second. TO ascertain
II possible what the future policy 0
each power is to be. Regarding the LAT
ter inquiry, the replies thus far have du
yeloped nothing. In regard to the mrs
inquiry. England and Russia are agree
that Ii Hung Changes credentials arr
sufficient Germany, however, takes
arm stand against the sufhciency of hi
credentials and is the only power as ye
which has returned flat-footed OLSEN
sion.
: The attitude OF the United States !
that his credentials appear authentic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
AMERICANS AT TAKu.
p,,.v NJ Them came by boat from
pckiu.

1900. by the Associated Press)
Tien Tsin, August 25, via Taku' August
27.-Fifty Americans, including the Misses
Condit- smith. Woodward and Paine nave
arrived here from Pekin, which city they
left ave daye ago by boat.
The commlssary department Is prepaf-
ing to establish an extensive winter base
lieutenant Waldron OF the Ninth united
states Infantry received serious snlpins
wound while patrolling at Hoo Sc WOO,
The Russians, Germans and japanese
are constantly pushing troops on 10 FeNiu'
THE Miss woodward referred 70 IN tne
disnatch from Tien Tsin is undoubteui;
the daughter OF Mrs, Woodward, wiie VI
M s. woodward, assistant manasu ~,
the western Adjustment company. Ihey
were guests Of Minister conger az fek1n
Mrs. ana Miss Woodward lett Eyansto,
In February TO make tour OF japan an
China. They were accompanied by MRS
Conger. wife Of the minister. MISS MAR
Condit- Smith has also been guest
Minister Conger at Pekin. one OF I'M
Miss Smiths sisters Is the wife OF zen
eraI Leonard s. Wood the governor gen
eral OF Cuba.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29

TROUBLE Is FORESEEN
BY the Administration as Result of the Chi
nese Imbroglo.
Especial to The post.)

politics
the administration
stated that
CHINA PROB
had the open
footing
be entitled to the same pv
legesiut the OF as the
Chinese stated
administration
really undertaken China
this
destiny giving mi-onic notice that
we aein
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
60, c.vo,ry,. casualties.

Washington. August 2S'-The war US
partment today received from Lieutenant
Colonel Whit, con manding the SKIN cav
airy. the casualty list OF the fight outside
Tien Tsin. August 10. It Is as toiiows'
Engagement near Tien Tsin' emma, Az
gust 10. Sixth cavalry: Wounueu-
Trumpeter Fred Corrlgan, heel; flirsse e.
samuel L. Hartheld, hand; John H. van
Sickle, knee and back severe; rrunpen UT
Edward e. Lyon, arm. slight; Lon Nc
Allister. thigh. sever; all but corrigan on
hospital ship Relief.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
THIRD TICKET TALK.
senator Cnnery and MoorheId storey
May He Named.
Especial to The Post.)

New York, August 2s.-The Tripuno
saws. Leaders Of the third ticket move
mept have about made up their minds to
nominate Senator Donelson Canery "a
Inuisiana for president and MOOR
field storey of Massachusetts, Tor
vice president. At the headquarters OF
the organization at No. 14l Broadway II
was said today that both men probably
,,,orld consent to run, and that they prob
ablv would be nominated at tho carnesis
nail in this city on September .. sen.
ator Caffery, it was said. has expressed
himself strongly in favor of third ticket.
MIR. Storey is an anti-imperialist' who may
gather in some votes In New England.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
THREATENED WITH DEATH.
County officials Warned Not 20 Make
Any Arrests.

Akron, Ohio, August 2S,-rhe city ana
county officials are deluged with anony-
nous letters threatening them with death
II they attempt to make arrests for
wednesday nights riots. Citizens have
appealed TO Judge j. A. Kohler to call
special session of the grand jury to in
vestigate the matter. A guard of twelve
men has been around the county jail to
prevent any attempt to inIure Sheriff
Kelly or the county property
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
GETS no MESSAGES.
Though Many Have Been sent, They
Have Not Reached Chance.

Washington, August 2S.--Adjutant Cen
eral Corbin has received n dispatch from
General Chaffee saying that he (Chaffee)
had received no dispatches from General
Corhin since August IA. This was the date
on which the allied army attacked and
entered Pelcin, Many dispatches have
been sent by General Corbu since that
date and the delay in their delivery ID
astonishing, even with the strange condi-
lions which have existed in China. Like
the Conger dispatches, the one from Cen
emil Chaffee Is undated. Tho only ex-
PLANTATION that can be made as to- thii
lack of dates Is that the dispatches have
been butchered en- route on their way
through China.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
FOURTH VICTIM DIED.
Mrs. Wrighps Injuries at Hands OF
Mob Proved Fatal.

Kankakee. ILL.,, August 2s.-Mrs. Char
lotte Wright, whose alleged misdeeds we're
the cause Of the tragedy at Gilman. died
at the Iroquois county jail at Watseka to-
day The loss OF blood and the exposure.
with the tedious roundabout ride to Wat
seka, caused her death. This makes four
deaths resulting from the existence of the
Wright hospital and the riot, the victims
being John Myers. Michael Ryan, Bessie
Saiter and Mrs. Dr. Wright. George VIII
loughby. one OF the injured at Gilman. Is
expected to die at any time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
n shnn si proNince.

1oraon August 2S.--A special dispatch
from shanghai says the Chinese officials
80. have notified the foreign consul'
NO, the emperor. dowager empress sn'
$3.50 ruan have arrived in the neigh
horbood OF Tai Yuan Flu.
,T.i yuan Fu is the capital Of the
p ros,ua ~ Chi ii and Is forty miles
ssuthwest OF Pekin.)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-29
WANTED A poPuLIsT.
Trensurer yNashburn VIII work
for The Ticket.

for the Ticket
Chicago, August 2S.-In commenting ..
the action Of the National committee Oh
The peoples party in nominating NJ stew
enson yesterday as its vice-presidentlai
CANDIDATE to fill the vacancy caused py
~ aecl,nation OF Mr.. Towne, George +.
washburn. treasurer of the National COM
m,,tee said: 81 opposed the nomination
Of stevenson because l believed the rap :,
" "a ale ~ the party was opposed 10 ~
I 70 favored the nomination Of a popu un,,s
,yho would stay with us until.the poNs