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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-09

xnd nervous force is used when you take
an Alternative extract of herbs and roots,
without the use of alcohol, like DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. This vegetable
medicine coaxes the digestive functions
and helps in the assimilation of food, or
rather takes from the food just the nutri-
ment the blood requires.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
purifes the blood and entirely eradicates
Che poisons that breed and feed disease.
It thus cures scrofula eczema, erysipelas
boils, pimples, and other eruptions that
mar and scar the skin. Pure blood is
essential to good health. The weak, run
down, debilitated condition which so many
people experience is comIno II the effect
Of impure blood. DR.. PierIc's Golden
Medical Discovery not only cleanses the
blood of impurities but it increases the ac-
!ivity of the blood making glands, and it
enriches the body with All abundant supply
of pure, rich blood
No matter how powerful the intellect or
the resources of intellectual power, it must
be backed up by physical force. Every
day the youth or man must manufacture
a pint of rich, arterial blood that is pure,
stimulating to the brain, and that can re-
build the tissues that were destroyed i'll
yessosday's work.
pr Pieces Pellets cure biliousnese.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-09
~ FESSE RUNS EgsEss.
I"et c~islat.rc appropriated
e.,2o0,2 800.

SAlem, Or, March 1.-The appfOpll-
stions made by the Oregon Legislature
Of aggregate So 269, ,248 ST, s
shown by list compiled by Secretary
Of State Dunbar today This is 1854 :
0U0 less than the appropriations at the
session Of 1903, and $474 600 more than
The expenditures puthorizel by the
legislature Of 1901, and 1880 900 more
than the appropriations OF 1899. Tax
ing only the expenses for ordinary pur-
poses into account, this was by far the
most expensive session ever held, ex-
ceedipg the last session by over 1898 =
900. The appropriations Will require
revenue of 81 ,139, 900 a year, of which
about an even 81 900 .06O year will be
raised by direct taxation.
The Legislature OF 1903 passed four
extraordinary app -opriations sggregaf-
ing 1865, GO. These were for the Lewis
and Clark Fair. 100000; Indian War
Veterans, $780, j; Portage Railway,
sl65, 900; Cello Canal, 100000. De
Quoting these, the ordinary app. opria-
sions male by the Leg,sliu-e of 1903
amounted to 81 ,75S 7l7.7O. The Legis-
iature of 1895 passed three extraordinary
appropriations amounting to $4,000.
Tnese we're for the Portage Road, $685.
o.; Indian War veterans, 5000;
swamp land w-rrants, $62,C 0. De-
fa:ting these there is shown total ap-
p:opriation OF $2,l37 ,24S 81 for the
maintenance Of the state and it's insti.
buttons. The diff renee between this
sum and the total for ordinary pur-
p ses ia 1903 is 1878 $50 a.
Tue chief n .reases Il is year over 1.-THE
app opriations of two years ago are for
the inaane asylum. 100000; the Ag,i-
cultural College, $4,000; the univer.
sity, s42 500; and for the agricultural
society, $4,000; normal schools, S25,
900; public printing, $4,000. By
reference to the subjoned comparative
sab'e. the several items of increase NAV
be noted.
Under the head of agricultural socie-
lies is found an increase of $39 900, as
compared W tn two years ago, the prin.
cipal item of increase being the pay 4;
nent OF a S26, } debt of the State
Fair, an increase of 5000 in the annual !
appropriation for the State Fair; the
creation of two new agricultural socie-
'es, and an increase in the appropria- q
'on tor tie Southern Oregon District I
Fair.
The appropriations of $500 for agri-
ultural institutes and $1,000 for a tax !.
'ommission s:e entirely new, as also is 4
he $1,000 for the use of the Governor O.
" apprebendiDg criminals. t.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-09
State of Ohio, County OF Toledo 81.
TY,Ooa County


Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior
partner of the firm of f. J. Cheney & Co., doing
business in the city OF Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm Will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this 9Th day OF December, A. D. 1886.
tsEALl A. w. 1AhAsoN,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials free.
F.J.CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
For news and opinions-ths Oregonian
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-09

we'll at this session of the Legislature,
the total appropriations being $469 300,
as compared with $343.7S6 two years
ago, or an increase of about 35 per cent.
The appropriations for normal schools
were for maintenance exclusively, Mon
mouth getting $4,000. Ashland $31,-
600, Drain $4,000, and Weston, $685.
900. The items for the blind and mute
schools were chiefly for maintenance,
but contained small amounts for re-
pairs and Improvements. The total for
the agricultural College is made up OF
$50 900 standing appropriation, $65, 600
for q new dormitory and dr'Ilshed, and
ST. 900 for the branch experiment sta
ton at Union. The $l62,5O for the
State University is made up of a stand
ing appropriation of $4,000. $32. 800 for
additional maintenance and improve
ments, $25, 900 for new library, $4,000
for a girls dormitory and cubroom,
and $500 for testing station
The increase of 900 in the ap-
preparation for the Capitol building and
g-ounds was chiefly for painting, build
ing, cement walks and repairing the
dome.
The ssylum required S1C) 900 more
than two years ago. The total of over
$537 900 includes SIS, 900 for deficiency
an sS7.51O for rew buildings.
The increase OF $1,000 for the judicial
department as due to The erection of
new Ju u hips and District AttoruSy-
ships.
In the ap. ropriations classed gs mis-
cellaneous were such small items as the
relief of widows of murdered guards,
legal services for the state at Washing-
ton, D. c., expenses of Presidential
Electors, etc.
The appropriation of 1888, 900 for the
prison includes deficiencies amounting
to $527l SO deficiency in the tranapor
tation fund, $1,000; expense in pursuing
Tracy and Merrill, $lOS2 II, and future
transportation of convcts to the prison,
SIS OC). The appropriation for main.e
nance at the prison is $4,000.
Public printing takes $4,000 more
than two years ago, of which $4,000 is
deficiency and $4,000 increase for
future printing.
The slight increase in the state and
treasury departments is due to the in
creased clerical assistance necessary be-
cause OF increasing work.
The appropriation for the payment of
swamp land warrants was made for the
purpose of stopping interest, which has
been accumul .ting on these warrants
for many years at s per cent. These
warrants were PAYABLE from the swamp
land fund, but eince there has been
verv little money in that fund for years
it became evident that the state has
been exercising poor business Judgment
in letting the warrants stand out 80
long.
Among the new ems OF appropria.
tion are $4,000 for the aid of institu
tions caring for wayward girls: $6OCo
for the Baby Home at Por land; $l5,-
600 for home for the feeble minded;
$40 0Co for irrigation; $4,000 for a
library commission. and $500 for the
expenses of good-roads conventions.
The appended comparative table has
been prepared by Secretary of State
Dunbar, SO that the people of the state
may see the pur. oses for which the
several appropriations have been made,
and by comparison where there have
oeen increases or decreases.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-09

PRoFEsaroNAL CARDS.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-03-09

For news and opinions-ths oregonian.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-30
@rnnninifS ltcberuaauna.n.

Mouc Sbopiro an Snmilel 3nIi0
etc. , @rltnoitilde. 50.
oSoic Iepoiit x lrnit 60" al
Sin0 i. Sigb Mciticitc 9riington
rohe Gbmonoion Nuenuc, i6.j bel
1903 @runo5in@ 500, $1,000.
o9teue Mid)ocl'9 i, 2. < Y. u"
on Morp Srcubcr, Melticitc @nib.
%iugtonltroBe. nobc Niblnu0 Nucurc.
II bel 60. @run0jlu1 $50. So.
@iuiom IS. Noiimun uno Sralt etc.
al Rcbmono Is. St0uurt, Grllitee. ci3t
@ruloitiid 81.
Sulter z. Mcitpbol mo Grou uIl
HoioIinc Holitcr etc. , @rumoitiidc.
S966.66.
Q,cielbeu an 0curn luiip, bier
@rumoitiife, S2tG6G6.
Souru Eoitcrion etc, an Ncrmum'
". Ynllge. Gillette Milton. nu5c
Solrnroult Nucnuc. II bel 80. SGll.
81.
NrtbIir Y. Willhollano. 1rllitcc. nj
George !. aiuq, 3 @ruloitilde. 81.
@iulum e. %cotin1, Nud)lnBper'
moIter. an Nlfrco =. Sceion @eitieit,
ct. Worpitr.. i26 bel 56.G. @rlnc,
sims SIS. 5000.
Solcpblnc !. @rup al 0clllclbcn,
Norooitleitc Calhoun nobcGbuppeiI
To-.
StruBc, l3 bel g. Wrlm05ine So.
s..
Wtoica Calls an Niorie 6orbcr ulO
SralL Ncitieitr NiQb. rnbe Com.
boroilroBc. 22.7 BET 20, @runo5in,
$500. $500.
Nlnbomo Y. NIIfnCriIcu mo @uttt
an &illiom VI Aiuuerilep etc. Norn.
icite Seiieriou nubc @ctbelitroBe. ~
bel 81. 6rllno5ina $3.50. SiIi3.5O.
George Y. Nlotc umo 6rou al Geo.
W. Gnrre1c. MCiticitc @onoitraBc.
nubc North Npcmuc t. bel 80. $1,000.
Sorrp &, Pam. Srlritcc, qll Upton
IS. Norris. Citicilc 0ruiopiQc 9lpt..
nnbe eroBitroBc 80 bel -. $500.
>ioit Miaer an @eorg u. Somuner,
mann mno Srou. Roroicitc 0oiimar
nobc Gbeiteritr.. 1915 bel 10. 8run9-
sims $1,000. s..
Goa Y. 9crnitein iuO Gofte ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-30
Nne Den @cridItcu.

Gin &Crlid)CrurQ@ NQent ucrtlnut. -
Die irilbcrc ,Guihiug SO" in Die
N0uoc bon ScQlcitcrn iibcr0C
Qunqcn,
Cine ans oCnl 1robcn Nrunoc clts
itonr2uc %criidlcrunU3tIuQc, meltc
Observation-Disclosures CrrCQCn miro,
luurbc QcltCrn uoll Der Nirmo Heu-
nous. &lciulc < 50. int SupCriorNc
rldIt cinACrcid,t. Die Iiruo bat oic
NNCntcn Nul0luiu < Srid nm StOO.s
coo ShuOcncriuB ucrtIogt, neil sic.
lclbCn Ole NCrlid)Crim1cn iilr Ole flo
0cn0c Slrnn III un1ci1br 80 &crii-
fcrltlQ2-WClclihuftcn plucirtcr. bon
ocllcn 30 bontrott Gln0cn. dc Sir
ma pcrlor ou0llrdl gcNCu $4,000,
mcId)c JIG 0lrrd) 0iCic aIuQc 5llrlid jrl
%Crl0nQcn beublidIti1t. IS miro IN Der
8Id0c bchutptct cab Die N9cltcn be
rClt0 uorhcr gclpuBt bGttcrL 0uB per
ld)lc0cnc Der Nirnneh in lucld)Cn lie
Eollccu crbob, nldlt 5obluu0aiGbiN
NClucicn icicn.
Nn MGn0Cn pom 2 cQneiterH.
Morris VI. Soprr. Hobcrt u. Carr
ln0 &otion 4. Sbrruooo mlr0cn
0cltcrn pom Nidtcr NurIon imarci2-
Ncrid)t ?tr. , ju ScQueitcrlt iiir ole
,@Cuu Ncnlou 60" mcld)c iiir Ole
l(cbCrnobmc ocH cbemuliQcn Glib
tnNidcn @cidGitc0 r%cor0oniiirt nor.
Den mar, @rrnuunt. 0ir NlGNer limo
A1cllrU :, Diesel mo G0luur0 &.
SSoIlmut, mcId)c bcbuupten. Nnb Die
Nlrnl0 oic Slmumc BON $500 ltid,t
bciohlcn t0lu1.
cine ncuc 0ompirrliutC.
Glr Baltimore Caroline Sulnpi
ld)lfl2 @eicliduit" mlroe 1citcrn
init clncmNttlcltdpituI pom 5000 600
non Den NN. Ncnru Miuioma. ilun.,
,&ohu s.. &. @iQioma. Ihcooorc ".
GorbcH, Carrot !. Nono mo George
SNccna @ilinnt@ incorporirt.
Gin Nc6 t@uumult per
tlO1t.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-30

-,
0riloHr Nnlellltelll, EN- SolIqlIet, illlo
6rolt Y. Nehr. Sle SerGcol1ten Sn3,
"a. Sruerton, :. ScrGncr @ll1bc@ utlo
Sbo3. WoolIcp mo Ole Folljlltel
@eo, Mner@, Fetcr Sd)elle II. NEdluro
G%t'enbrnllof rruIclcn lbrenl ucrltors
oclen eolle0eh 0le lrbtc Gbrc ais
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SEIotroNenocn, ipeIhe un oenl Yet
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SlrlltCl'0nt a.: crate, Slt Srltihd
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ perplA X
Sobn, @r. S%pIBnnAlr mar III "oItl.
more an IL. Scjelltber 1861 Bcboren
irlo rrIernte ooa WtceAerbonolpfrt bel
leIlem Nntcl. Nnl l. SallInr 1893
lpllrot CT ais N~robepoIBnt lnlo am 5,
Hl'1lllt oc'lclUcll NoNre3 ais Folijlt
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Nforn Spleho9Ic, 'ciuIe orcI Sri'oer'
ole @N. george, SolIl9 llIlo Nobn
SplGIl11le.
Sle lterblId)ell llrberrelte oe0
Dor eIlll1cn Sngen III 0nfert bon
FortHlllolltb, Fo., 'rrtriultencn Nrn.
Nrleorld) u. @erIat pon Nr. ~.
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p~'Hu'8",IlVH N9 II. Nu''oe'' o'L >t''
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-30
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Sibau.

TetcrSbnrG %. Gej. - lln!cr
Den Motroleu nlli oen ruiiiihcn
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Nbref." Stronger j%lueiter 0laIie .gr,
mlral aorniloii" uno Dem Sorpeou,
trcl5er .Steun." ionic oui orei Cor.
pcoobooteiL. Die ianmtlid i'm Saien
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3ic Sd)ific batten ben 9eiebl er.
bnlten. nod Tigo oitSjulouien. mo
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Siboil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-30

Tblc6cn. 6roI GliiobCt6
Miigl, @ottilt oeS Nrll. Scllru Hii6I,
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81. Snuio. no. INTO miro bier beer
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Inter 0lrBcrit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pom Sctotrugen0cn fort0 Ncltcrl liad)
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,.Wt clu 0ie".

Ger eeionQucrCIn vQiclooic" biclt
q~cItern 9tbcnN III Nvu &ocob 3ieS'
@ollc. Gfc bon Norrcit mo %om-
StroBc. inr cine tlWic Sin0innOe
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ser III ihrcnl poiiiucn NiitgIicoc.
Nrn. 6riB Eiipfc, an NunIpocn @Ipc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-30

bcrcitun0cn iiir sic SuIpcitcricicr &c
t%roifcu.
M o5urt M0uucrhor."
IN Nrn. u. &oIIm2r'2 Nuac. Ode
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cine fltr5c Notwithstanding itott, in
lucldler ultr NolltlncNcit0itc crlc0i0t
Wllr0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-30

&n Eowu bat d Gin
Erobibitionilt ielbit cillcn ortigcn
Strcid, pcipieIt. Bel Der iiilrNitcr
ltootlid)cn Tolfa50bliun9 III Solpo
ref)lrctc Der 3Ghler in bcnl St0otflcE
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she had read in the papers, but his lit
tie old house, which she had heard was
soon to be for rent and which she
thought would be just the right size
for herself and mother Was that it?
That dear little place all smothered in
vines? How lovely! And what would
the rent be, did he think, and had it a
back yard with garden room enough
for her to raise pinks and nasturtiums,
and SO on, and so on, while he stared
with delighted eyes and tried to put in
a word edgewise, and the boys-well,
they went through that strip of grass
In just ten minutes. My brave little
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renity and was SO altogether beautiful
that this same detective had desire
to see if it maintained like character
istics when she was not within reach
Of her brother-in-law. Accordingly the
next day he delegated his place to an
other and took his stand farther down
the street. Alas, it was not the same
woman's face bp saw, but far differ
ent and sadder one. She wore that
look of courage and brave hope only In
passing Mr.. Jeffrey's house. Was it
simply an expression Of her secret de-
votion to him, or the signal of some
compact which had been entered into
between them?
Whichever it was, it touched my
heart even in his description of it.
After advising with jimmy, l ap-
preached the superintendent, to whom
without further reserve 1 opened my
heart.
The next day l found myself on the
train bound for Tampa, with full au-
thority to follow Curly Jim until
found him.
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CHAPTER XIX.

" WHEN started on this desper-
wv ate search after witness,
w war had been declared, but
M odvopCo 90 vot ordorod
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whispered. "He found me smuggled
on board the train-for was bound
to go to war-and he was sorry for
me and used to give me bits of his
own rations, but-but now no one will
give me anything. Take me back; she
won't care. She's dead, they say. Be-
sides, l wouldn't stay here nov; if she
was alive and breathing. 1 have had
enough of war since he Oh, he was
good to mel never cared for any one
so much"
I looked at the boy with an odd SEN
sation for which l have no name
"Whom are you talking about?" l
asked. your rpother-your sister?"
ooh, no." The tone was simplicity
itself. Never had no mother. l mean
the lady at the big house; the one that
was married. She gave me money to
go out of Washington, and, wanting to
be a soldier, I followed Curly Jim.
didn't think he'd die; he looked so
strong What's the matter, sir?
Have said anything 1 Shouldn't"
I had him by the arm. fear that 1
was shaking him.
"The lady" 1 repeated. "she who
was married-who gave you money.
Wasn't it Mrs. Jeffrey?"
eyes, believe that was the name Of
the man she married. 1 didn't know
him, but I saw her.
where? And why did she give you
money? 1 will take you home with
me. If you tell me the truth about it."
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CHAPTER Xxx.

THE peremptory demand for an
interview which had been de.
livered to Miss Moore during
the half hour preceding her
marriage had come not from the bride
groom, as l had supposed, but from
the so called stranger, Mr.. Pfeitfer.
For all this proof that Mr.. Pfeiffer
was well known to her, if not to the
rest of the bridal party, no acknowl.
edgment Of this was made by any OF
them then or afterward. nor any con
radiction given either by husband or
wife to the accepted theory that this
seeming stranger from the west had
gone into this fatal room of the
Moores to crafty his own morbid GU
nosity.
On the contrary, an extraordinary
effort was Immediately made by Mr..
Jeffrey to rid himself of the only wit.
nesses who could tell the truth con.
corning those fatal ten minutes, but
this brought no peace to the miserable
wife, who never again saw really
happy moment.