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Widest Part OF the q aited States
NnrthMass Msrazina

Assist n Chi.f GJois. Of the U nted
States 6 oosicaI survey, who visited Ore.
son LAST sumn T, siys the widest region Of
ths entire q litei States Is an arel of 1000
SO lare miles lying In the mountains bstween.
Ro.- burg and Coquille. in Douglas and
Coos countus He d. scribes it as a mvster-
Ious, undiscovered 'untry, in which ~i'd
z ,me .sm, nuiistur b ID and whose brooks
and rivers ,r, filed with wild fowl II is
nearly ali o,vered with dense g'owth of
pioe, fir, hetnlock aud other trees. Many
of the trees ars of enormous sEs, aud sand
so closely that it is difficult for men to make
their way between them. Wnere the tress
are not so thick tn heavy growth of bushes
of various hi IDS takes their pIa,e. 1t Is
oouatry that ls dlled with all kiu Is of will
game. inciu ling. as reoorted by. him, e-k,
different kinds of near. mouutafn lions, deer
and other anm ,ls. 10 ;lud,nI lyoxes. There
are also the various kinds of fowl, Tee
streams all have an abdnd4nc of trout AMI
other kinds of Dish. Hs penetrated into
the wilds dog 81 miles, and ga things that
filled him with wondsr at the vastneas OF
the forest, and that any one should attempt
to live in it.
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From Thursdays Daily.

Wintrv m6rnirgs.
The thermometer was below free e ng this
morning.
Ice formed on water last night nearly an
II ca thick.
Mr. a. Glenn left on the Regulator this
morning for Portlaud.
Mr. arc Mr.. y. L Brooks left on the
Regulator today tor v.sit to the Cascade
J. ck-.
Either Bronsg,est returned Tuesday
from conduct NJ services at Hood River aho
Ga de Locks
Hon. Chss Hilton and wife returned last
night on the Re slator from spending few
ds, 8 in Portaud.
The alleys have been thoroughly cleaned
BY Street Commissioner Butts, ana they are
now in better condition than they have
been tor some time.
A band of horses were taken to Portland
tcd.y on the boat. Thev We're from the
ranges IN the interior. and should lind ready
sale IN Willamette towns.
A Goldends'e. Wash i. man has invented
q placer-mining msahins which requires
only SIX miners inches of water TO run it to
such an extent that tho steady effort Of
three shovsls are required to keep il sup
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Moro Circuit Court.

Circuit cnurt has been in session dur
ing the week ut Moro in Sherman county.
The docket Is not very large, and the cases
will be cleared up in few days. There
have been IN attendance Hon A. A.
Jayne, ,disiri It attorney Hon. r. P. Mays,
of Portland; Hons. A. s. Bennett, E. B
Dufur, and Messrs. r. 8. Huntington
and H. H. Ridjell, of this city. The
most important suit. We are informed, Is
one for damages, In which the plain,Ifi,
an elderly man, claims that he was cruelty
beaten by several men, causing great and
lasting physical injury 1t seems that
the old man called at house to procure
some food, offering to pay therefor, but
the lady of the house, imagining that ne
intended to assault her, alarmed: the
nelgh5ors and they set upon him, without
making any inquiry into the facts, and
gave him a terrible beating. ae still
bears the marks Of the whipping, and
may never fully recover. As the cass
will be :rled by jury the facts brought
out in ev dence may be far different from
those reported. Il
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COUNTY COURT.

the commissioners court transacted busi
ness concerning roads. licenses, etc., at It,
Last term a. follows:
10 the m at .r Of the road Of public care
meut, pstltiopsd for by Timothy Evans
read first time March 6:h, second time
March 9th, allowed, petitioner to pay ex-
pen,es.
| Rad pstittoned for by (. n. Morgan
and others, read tirst time NJ .rch 6th. Sec
md ii M March S:h; allo we'd and supervisor
ordered to open road.
| Real petitioued By Hugh Farmer an
| other. re I'd first time Mach 7sh, second
time March 9th, allowed and petitioner to
paw damages.
the petition of Wn Taylor to change
his name to w,ili,m q 'yues, granted.
Application # J. Il. Bridges for admIs-
sion to be poo house, granted.
AppIicatlon of T. w Lewis for liquor
lIcen.e at Q .scade Locka; granted.
Application Of II. F. Jackson same as
alb 'v.y granted.
W.N. D .yey presentsi petition for eouu-
tv road, Cascades.
Estate of n. Andsrson granted license to
sell liquors for two mouths.
J D. Turnev of Antelope was also gran
ted liquor hcehse for two months
Petition of E. H. Stanton and Others for
county road; viewers and surveyor ap-
pointed.
Psnsion # J. E. F.ak aud other+I SINE
order.
Petition from mayor and council Hood
River for new road district With boundaries
came az town limitsy granted. and George
T. Prather appoiut-d road supervisor. read
first time NJ ,roh Oh, second time March
sth, granted AN road declared q public
highway.
Road pstitioned for by H. G. Roper and
other, same order as above.
r ,ad petitiouei for by E. Bothwell and
others, viewer aud surve, OF appointed.
Road pstitioned for by D. E. Hurst and
Others, same order as sbove.
L. NJ. Smith petition to otauga county
road; same order as above.
Bladder Mex .nsis were granted license
to sell spirituous Iiquors at Cascade Locks.
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For Over Fifty Y.ar..

AN 0LD AND v ELL. Tried REMEDY-Mrs.
Wirslpw's Soothing Syrup has been u-ed fer
over fffs veara by millions Of mothers for
their children while teethlDg. with perfect
success. It soothes the ohild, softena the
gums. allsys all pain. cnres wind collie, and
Is the best remedy for DiarrhaL IL pleas
ant to the taste. Sold ay druggists in every
part Of the world. Twenty i've cents .
bottle. Its value 10 incalculabla. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup,
and take no other kind.
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ly find relief for body and mind by writing
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, of Buffalo, n. Y. They employ full
staff Of physicians and specialists. who
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
of Buffalo, all this class Of diseases Those
who suffer. from low spirits, irritable
temper, "broken-downn nervous sys-
tenn, and such distressing symptoms as
backache, dizziness, shooting pains IN head
or chest and indigestion, sexual excesses
or abuses, all tn. result of exhausting die.
eases or drains upon the system,--wiu find
q permanent cure after taking the special
prescriptions sent them from the InvalidS
Hotel and Surgical Institute This associa.
ton of medical men have prepared book
written In plain but chaste language, treat.
Ing Of the nature, symptoms and durability,
by home treatment, OF such diseases: The
Worlds Dispeusary Medical Association.
PToprietoIs Of the 1nvaiids Hotel and Sur
gica Institute, Buffalo, N. Y, win, on re-
eeipt Of this notice, with 10 cents (in stamps
for poetage) mail, sealed in plain envelope,
copy OF this useful book It should be
read BY every young man, parent and guar
dian In the land
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From Fridays Daily.

Colds are quite prevalent In this oom-
uuuity.
Hon. A r Lyle. of Crook county, Is in
the CITY.
Mr.. Q E Bayard is confined to his resi-
dence by Sickness
Hofd's Pills are the best family cathartic
and liver mt dIcine. Harmless aud reliable
Mr.. snd Mrs D c. Hernn were q sen
gere on the boat this morning for Gaze lde
Locxs.
A, the school election In Eugene $50 wo-
men vo' edI What was the matter with the
ladies of The Dallesi
The Pat Rooney Comedy Go. wil.-rive q
performance next Tuesday evening at the
B .liwin opera house in this city.
DR. A. Dietrich, of Dufur, has been sp-
pointed hospital steward of the Tnird reg
iment. with the rank Of sergeant.
Mr.. J. A D,u'hitt, formerly editor of
the Ochoco Rev,ec returned from q short
VISIT 70 portls d yesterday Afternoon.
We received a pleasant call this moroiux
from Mr.. Maurice Dewitt. the advance
agent aHd bus,ness manager Of the PAT
Rooney Comedy 90.
Headquarters of the Third regiment, O.
N. q in this ciry. has been busy for the
past few days shipping equipments to the
dlfe sot oompanies. Several pairs of leg.
gIoss. esmPsigo hass, sts., bsvs been sess
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Deafnes. Cannot B. Cured

BY local applications as they canno
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an ipfa, ed condi
ton of the mucous lining of the euslach-
Ian tube. When this tube is infamed
ycu have rumbling sound or imperfect
hesring, and when 1t is entirely closed
deafness IS the result, and unless the In
dsmmation can be taken out and this tube
restored to Its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an infsmed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
F. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75ct
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Serious Accident.

The Arlirg'op Record say: Floyd G,b.
son met with a serious accident on the road
this side of Oirx Wednes Law morning. He
was coming to Arlington with q load o
wheat. aid it being little oold he tied up
his lines and was walking alougside the
wagon. The DIRT gave usv under his fee,
and he fell uuder the w'gou. the wheels
passing over him and breaking hi. hand,
arm and leg. Toe team went on uncon-
scious of the accident to their driver.
Thomas Malanphv was working ip field
near and heard MIR Glbson's cries for help
The tam was overhauled and taken care
OF. and Tom got cow. y soce and brought
Mr.. Gibson to Arlington, where Dr. Gsis-
endorfer attended to his wants At this
writing he ia as comfortable as could be ua.
der the circumstances.
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A Marrow Escaps.

On Saturday q MINER. Pierce Rogers by
name, who - well known In B .ker City and
employed at the E & E mines at Cracker
Creek, had narrow escape from an awful
death by the dynamite route.
Rogers had ocoa.ion to visit the black
smith shop at the mines and when he l.ft
the tunnel wnere he had been at work with
hammer and drill. he placsi two sricas of
3 ant powder In hi. bootleg. not an unusual
thing for miners to do. lie had no sooner
entered the shop and stood facing the anvil
when spark from the forge dropped into
his bootleg and set fire to the powder. The
man realized his dang.r but could do moth
ing. Several bysta ,ders rushed peli nell
from the shop expecting an explosion and
all would be killed. R,gsrs made an effort
at last {, pull bis boot of, but not until
both sticks Of powder had been entirely
consumed and his leg badly burned. from
the effects Of VII Oh he is now laid p for
repairs. but he is not seriously injured.
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votes, and the latter 1893 votes. A great
number of challenges were entered against
voters who -ere disqualified on grounds
OF not being taxpayers, and to evade this
provision of the statutes great many
voters stepped into the sherff's office and
paid tax OF thirty cents on an assess
ment Of $40, and taking a receipt for the
same, presented their 'credentlals" at the
polls and thus cast their votes. The pro-
cesdiug are characterized by the Tribune
as corrupt, rotten and disgraceful.
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Boys and Girls Aid SOriety.
Boys may be had land aonetime, giIls)
-tl)or ordinary service at wages; (2l upon
indenture, ito work, attend school, and be
brought up somewhat az Your own;] and
t3) children may be had for legal adoption.
Address, ]. q. Misener, Superintendent
Oregon Boys and Girls AID society, Port
aud, Oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE 1T TIE DALLEs. OREeoS
Mar. b 9, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has led notice nf his intention to make final
proof in support Of bis claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Recsiyer At
The Dalles, OREGON, on April 27, 1885, viz:
CYRUS CoOPtR,
Il E No 1851, for tbs s1 ) Il SEA, Nwt and lot 9.
Sec 70, Tp2 u. K IS E. W VI.
He nsn.es The following witnesses 10 prove his
con inuou> residence upon and cultivation Of SAID
land viz,
William Brookhousa, Fred Tichman, a. n ils5n,
A. Gutnther, ali " lhs Dall,s. 'regon.
JAS. +. MOORE, Register.
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Land Trausf.rs.

March l3-Aaby S BlIwers and wife to
o B Hartley and Wm Mercer; lots l, 2,
4. s, 6, and 8, blk 8. second addition west
to town of Hood River; $4,000.
March l3-WIllism A Mercer to o. B.
H.rtle,I lo-s l, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6. and 8. blk 7.
second addition west to town of Hood
River; $780,
March l4-Ulited States to J adson Brig.
ham, NV or sec. 2. Up 2 5 of range l3 last;
timber culture.
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Na.ios

Those desiring telephone service from the
Seufert. Condor Exchange, who have not
already ordered instruments placed. will
please do 90 at onoe.
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The annual school meeting held in
Pendleion Monday was . ahot" one. Dr.
.. J. smith and Or. q. 3. Garfield, for
merly Of La Grande. were the candidates
tor director. The former received $40
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Administrator's Notice.
To all auhom 4 may Concern:

To all 1rhons Il may concern:
\ Oil ;E is rebr gwen that the undersigned
~ has b en- du'v appointed aimiaistrator Of the
estste Of Mr.. Sarsh Sins. la'e OF Da lee City,
Wasco rounty Or gon, and now dece1sed all per
sons having claims against aid estate will pre-,
the same duly verified, TO me ar the Office Of Duff
Mensfee, Dalles City ore.on within six mvnth.
from the date of thi, notice.
DAllss City, March 7, 1895.
J. P. McIVERNY,
Admin stratcr Of the es:ate VI . ,rah St,es, de.
ceased pmrs;.
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Dissolution Notice.

Ihs partnership Heretofore existing between W.
J. Wright, ]. d. Douglas and @. r. McM inemy n
the saw mill business on TsmrAot eek, about ten
mits' from DufLr. has This day been di lv.d by
muiuai e'nsent, Mr.. J. d. Doug as re iring from
the firm. The present fam will ct.nsist OF Messrs.
W. J. Wright AID u. y. Nc u ,nemy, and will he
known as Wight acNa1s" who will ay all
debts for which the ate firm liable, and collect
al accounts now due an owing.
W. J WRIGHT.
J. D. DOUGLAS.
@. f. McAANkAY.
D,,fnr Ian Ss 1eoy
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Letters Advertised

The following is tho list of letters re-.
naming in The D.lles possottioe unoailed
for Saturday, March 10. 1895. Persons call
ing for these letters will please give the
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Oasroria-
When she was Child, she c.ied for Casroria.
When she became Miss, she clupg to Cas- oria.
vshsn abe bad Children. S he gavethem Cassofia
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NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND

the bad habits and
early vices of young
men and their dis
astrous consequent
ces- Young men
and old men, those
who suffer from
nervous debility and
exhaustion, the
wasting away Of the
vital strength and
power from hidden
drains or intemper.
-. IoIfx. 49, 80 ~
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NOTICE Is hereby eivsn that there will be q
IN Stockholders meeting Of The Dslles, Portland
and Astoria Navigation Ccmpsny at the Chronicle
aI s sSs G% snry nnrnn aP, ass.. a. O'clock
transa.ting such other business as may properly
coma before said meeting.
BY orusr Of the president.
G. J. FARLEY, Secretary.
The Dalles, Ore, Feb. i. 1886
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Governors Of Oregon.

Provisional governor. Georgs Abernethy.
lst. Territorial eovs rnor. Joseph Lane.
I'd. Territorial governor. John P. Gaines.
81. Joseph Lane. who qualiisi and re.
signed.
4ta. Geo. L. Curry. by virtue of Office
Of secretary.
bsh. John w. Davis. quallisl and re-
signed.
9th. Gso. L. Garry, as secretary. and
later appointed.
l,t. Governor Of state, John Whitaker.
: 2d. Addison C. Gibbs.
81. George L. Woods.
4h. L. F. Grover.
9th. 9. r. Chadwick, as secretary of
tate.
9th. w. W. ThaYer.
7th. F. Moody.
9th. 8. P-nnoyer.
Oh. W. P. Lord.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

From Janusry 1oth to July 1st Of the prest Mt year
the 7uns,housrAI BsR will he furnished to sub
RIB 70 for 81 so in sdvalee; with the Weekly O7s-
sssas 500; AHerioGa Agriesitssaktst s22s
/. Louis semi.w.sky , Globe Denocrat 200.
yUHN u ChELL,
Publisher,
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NEW TO-DAY.

~. poLPH, RIcHARD NIXON, cHFsTfR v. poLpH.
npLPH, NIXJS q DoLpH, AIT rRNEYS AT
~ Law. All eyal ard collection business
riomptly attended t., claims against the govern.
ment specially. No. u. Is, 26 and u Hamilton
Building, Portland Oregon,
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CITY BONDS.

tn accerdano, with an aot Of the legislature
i D'llee CITY, Wa-cl County. o. gon, " II iSs &C
city bonds 70 an amount no TO eNceeI sixty thou
ean and not les than fifty thousand dol rs, zach
bond to Of the ftce value Of fv hundred dollars
payable twept hvo Years from h, date Of i.sue
bearing interest at the rau Of six per cent per
aInnm. interest payable SO i-annnaiIy.
Said eonfs will be sold TO the highest bidder for
cash. Sealed proposals will be r ceived fer the
PURCHASE OF The at the Recorders Off, sad
city from this date INT ur C'co' k =. N. on the
18th dFy nf April, 1895. Each b'd must be Soeom-
panied by certified ,heck eJud to five per cent Of
the facs v ue OF tho honjs for which the proposal
is ede. The ouuncil Of sa,d city reserves the
T ght to reject sI7 aud al! bis.
n. g. DUFUR,
Recorder u D.lss CITY.
Dated this 18th GaV ci March, 1895. maril
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and regulate the entire system.
One little Pellet for gentle laxative
three for eathartic. They're purely vege-
su2ar-coated granuies of Dr.. Pierce.
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u The Key to the Situation

'Ifsyou suffer from Sick or Btl-
ious Headache, Constipation,
Indigestion, Bilious Attacka, d
any arrangement of the stomach,
liver and boweis-is Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, Mildly and
gently, but thoroughly and ef-
fectively, they cleanse, renovate
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Exeeutrixs Notice.

Exeoutrix's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDERLINED
~ las been duly appointed by ths Hon. County
Court executr Z Of this last W il and test ment Of
Ann -Cratg, decesEd. AL persons having claims
agotn ss est ite here notified to present the
sane to nae, properly verified, &C tho lines MOUNT
AMEEs office in Dal Q, City. W 20 County, Orexon,
wltnin SIX mon hs from the date OF this notice.
Dated III I'd day Of Feb uuy, 1896.
CArHAhI Il \. CRAIG,
Exscutrlx OF the last will and testament o. Ann
Crais. deceasei. 9b6t
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sRusEaT 4 cospoN.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-26
Wild As 4 Hawk
Was The Boy Pitcher Yes.
terday Afternoon.
POOR JUDGEMENT WAS USED
Forced Men Around Bases and No One
Stopped the Agony.

II was the same story yesterday on the
Dexter street grounds. The Pawtuckets
and Brocktons "broke even," but III lit
tie judgment had been used the home
team could have won the secoud game as
easily as the first. Kelly was I'm the box
In the first game and held the visitors
down to six hits with total OF seven.
Meakin was put In to pitch the second
game and was wild as a hawk. He gave
eight bases on ball, which practically lost
the game,
1t was evident that he would not settle
down during the game, yet the manage
ment did not take him out OF the box.
Other teams win games by changing
pitchers, but Pawtucket never does. Last
night Meakin was laid OF without pay
and IL Is said he will ask for his release as
several other teams are after him. He
may have been playing for his release.
The team would be In second place to.
day, but for poor management.
The first game was good, but rather one
sided and Kelley was In good form and al
though the home team made five errors
they won easily. The batting ofthe home
team was terrific and Korwan was touched
up for II hits with O total OF 80 bases. The
two runs scored by Brockton were made
on double, single and an error by Han
nivan In the first, and on two singles,
put out and Writings mum In the fifth.
Meakin was an easy mark In the second
game and the visitors pulled out ahead
without much effort. To show the difier-
ence In the management OF the teams 1t is
only necessary to note that Potter was
q puzzle to the Pawtuckets until the sixth
inning when the home team lined out
three singles and two two paggers, net
ting four runs. He was Immediately taken
out and Magee substituted and pitched a
fair game. Meakin was left In the box
and although he steadied down somewhat
he weakened towards the end OF the game
and the visitors batted out the game. The
score: