Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, September 21, 1905, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThe Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist. i ' iit In iicd . I ... ii, .,!,. n lu-ntli: von win oil- .our i " ,, (lll'SI- fii' t" r"r .viH'H'l n'l "ft TfOlir ( J'KlKIIHMlt IHlvlW'H. Tlir-u. !' C i It'l i I' 1 MH tO tllC (H-CIIlftlllM of tbpllilll. .v,,u ,vi" ,""'l f,) ""' tfiMirt." 1,1 . ..... I I ...... llw. "(t llllll llSCrriilllll'il lli'iil inr 111,1,1 .. 1 1. .it'ii iifwiti flu. Mfiiiilnv hf till- trilill Wl'" '''" h iim-i i. in in 1 . ... .1 1 1.1 41... y'fi HOI KIM"1" I'lll l,y III"! ilium mi; A( rnrnlmm Htiitlnn I liml no llf- .. .. .1 t ....... ... I ... I ..II ...-.... acuity I" i"'mk 1 1111111111,11111 Villi. It ,VI,N 1 1 " 1 1 I " 1i inlstnko fr, or III'1 .VOIIIIK lllll.V H IHIYI-II- mi for tlie rmiil riiim lictwon tlit lientli ii "' "''I' ,in' 11,1 .v,'w Ideo t'"' "Hi''''. HiiiToiinilliiff n urk vvtiu li I Hiinlild) Willi innKiilflfiMit TIhti' watt a urn In ciitfwii.v of iithcll KlMlllll"1 HtlllH-. IMH-ll Hill pillar nnii'iwii,! I'.v inoMi-rliiK lii-rnlillc -iu-j,.;lis. lint lii'Kidi-M (IiIh t'fnlriil car ilrivi' I (ilwcrvcil wvcrnl points ,,.,n' llii'i"'' witi' Kiipn In tlio hcilcc inj i:illis li-mllns throupli tlii'lii. Tli. idiisc was IiivInIIiIi' from tlio roml, Imt ike mirrnimilliiKH nil Hpokw (if Rlootn jail iltfiiy. Tlie heath win t-overed with Roldon ftkim of floworlnjr gome jrleamlne; MPilflcp'itly fn tlio llpht of tlio bright ring miiiMliliio. Heulnd ono of tin's inapt I took up my position so a to nmniand hot the gateway of the ball ml a long Htn-tdi of tlio road upon iiocr slilo. It bad l--n di-tiertcd when Ittft It, but now I hiiw a cycllHt riding Jotrn It from tlio oppoHlte direction to jut In which I bud come. Hit wuh clad ta t dark milt, and I hiiw that bo bad a black ln.'iml. On reaching the end of lie ('lmrllnnton KrountlH be xprang from Ills iiiui'liliie and led It through a pp In tlio ln-(ltfi dlHiiiHiarl::g from a; view. A quarter of an hour panned, and Ilea a Heeoiid cycllMt appeared. This time It wan the young ludy coming from tlie Htutlou. I Haw ber look about aer as she came to the Cbnrllugtou kigt An Imitaut luter the man emerg ed from bid biding place, sprang upon Ui cycle and followed ber. In all the brotil laudRcape those were the only roving flguren, the graceful girl sit- duf rery atralgbt upon ber machine ind tlie man beblud ber bending low mr hU handle bar wltb a curiously tortl.re suggestion In every movement She looked back at bim and slowed ber Be slowed also. Sbe stopped, lie at once stopped, too, keeping 200 nrdi behind ber. Uer next movement ni u unexpected as it was spirited. tbt auddeuly . wblsked ber wbeela mai and danhed straight at him. lie wu u quick as sbe. however, and fcrted off In desperate flight. Preaout Ifiliecaine back up the road again, ber lead tanghtlly In the air, not deigning tt take any further notice of her silent ittendant. lie had turned also and tfllkept his dlHtanee until the curve of tat road hid them from my eight, tnmalned In my hiding place, and It vu well that I did so, for presently to maa reappeared, cycling slowly tA. Ho turned In at the ball gates ail dismounted from bis machine. For oe mlnuten I could see hlin standing woiib the treeti. His bauds were ilswl, nnd be seemed to bo settling Nsnwktic. Then bo mounted bin cycle md roilo a way from me down tlio drive wl the hull. I ran ncrowti the beiHh lit-red tbrougli the trees. Fur )' I could catch glimpses of the old Wy building, with its bristling Tudor mutioys, hut the drive ruu through a uo Hhruhhery, and I saw no more of y inu a, tjowovor, It sw-nied to me that I bad JODcufiiitiy good morning's work, and 'ulkwl hack in high spirits to Faru "W. The local bouse agent could tell enothiiiK about Cbarllngtou Hall and Wrl mo to a well known llnu lu Mall. Tbero I baited on my way jwne uud met with courtesy from tlio M!Mutlve. No, I could not have fli'iKton Hall for the summer. I Jfxt too late. It bad been let ""t a month ago. Mr. Wllllamsou Die name of the tenant. JIo was a "SPecuible, elderly gentlemun. Tlio ""teageut was afraid be could say no 2n a tho a ff n Ira of bis clients wt-ro wiuattera which bo could discuss, ittl'.! rlo('k IIol"ie8 listened wltb "wuon to the long report which I " ulo to present to blm that even- t 11 not ell;t tlaut word of '"ft nrnimi .,i.i.,i. . . .... . j ri, ""ii.u i uiui uopeu lor unu hi.. . lvo valued. Ou the contrary, -"ic-re face was severe. "r biding place, my dear Watson, Wry faulty, you Bi,oula uuv0 beeu Uti tho ll0(lfc'- Tuuu yu W0UlU w?rtHa: Aa k ,8' you wcre Bome jureua of yards away and can toll Jen loss than Miss Smith. She Blio Uoes not know tbo man. I wnvlnced sbe does. Why, other- iiuld bo be no desperately uux- fat Bho should uot got so near "cm! ,t0 800 hl" Matures? You do J" uliu as beiidlug over the handle t,ouccuiu,ont again, you soe. You turn,Ve flouu n,1,m,'kuy badly. Ue ha tll U0UB. "J J'ou want to who be is. You come to a m PuJa I bars floner I cried, witn some nenr. "Gone to tbo nefirent pr.bllo bouso. Tlint In Iho center of country gossip. Tliny would have told you every name from the master to the scullery maid. W Illlamson? It conveys nothing to my mind. If he Is nn elderly man he la not thin active cyclist who sprints wsy from that yonng lady's athletic I i"""1"1' "i nave we gained by your expedition? The knowledge that the girl's Htory Is true. 1 never doubled It. That then. Is a connection between the cyclist and the bull. I never doubted that either. That the hull Is tenanted I by Williamson. Who's (lie better for ! that? Well, well, my dear sir, don't iook so (icprcsxcil. We can do little j more until nct Saturday, iii-d In the' meantime 1 may make one or two In quiries myself." Next morning he hail a note from Minn Smith recounting shortly and ac curately the very Incidents which I bad seen, but the pilh or the letter lay , in the postscript : ; "I am sure that you will respect my ' confidence, Mr. Holmes, when I teil you that my place here has become dif ficult owing to the fact that my em ployer has proposed marriage to me. 1 am convinced that his feelings are most deep and most honorable. At the name time my promise In of course given. lie took my refusal very serl ously, but also very gently. You can understand, however, that the situation Is a little strained." "Our young friend seems to be get ting Into dvi'p waters," said Holmes thoughtfully as be finished the letter. "The case certainly presents more fea tures of Interest and more possibility of development than I bad originally thought. I should be none the worse for a quiet, peaceful day In the coun try, and I am inclined to run down this afternoon and test one or two theories which I have formed." Holmes' quiet day in the country bad a singular termination, for he arrived at linker street late In the evening with a cut lip and a discolored lump upon bis forehead, besides a general air of dissipation which would have made bis own person the fitting object of a Scot land Yard Investigation. He was Im mensely tickled by bis own adventures and laughed heartily as be recounted tbem. "I get so little active exercise that it Is always a treat," said be. "You are aware that I have some proficiency In the good old British sport of boxing. Occasionally It Is of service; today, for example, I should have come to very Ignominious grief without It." I begged bhn to tell me what hud oc curred. "I found that country pub which I had already recommended to your no tice, and there I made my discreet In quiries. I was In the bar, and a garru lous landlord was giving me all that I wanted. Williamson Is a white bearded man, and he lives alone with a small staff of servants at the hall. There Is some rumor that be Is or has been a clergyman, but one or two Incidents of bis short residence at the hall struck me us peculiarly uneccleslastlcal. 1 have already made some Inquiries nt a clerlcul agency, and they tell me that there was a man of that name In or dera whose career has been a Blngf.1 lurly dark one. "The landlord further Informed r.m that there are usually week end vis itors 'u warm lot, sir' at the ball, and especially one gentleman with a red mustache, Mr. Woodley by name, who was always there. We bud got as far as this when who should walk in but the gentleman himself, who bad beeu drinking his beer in the taproom and bad heard the whole conversation. Who was 1 7 What did 1 waut? What did 1 mean by asking questions? He bad il line flow of language, aud bin adjectives were very vigorous. He ended u string of abuse by a vicious buck bander, which I failed to eutlrely avoid. The next tew minutes were de licious. It was u straight left against a slogging rutlian. 1 emerged as you see me. Mr. Woodley went home iu u carl. So ended my couutry trip, and It must be confessed that, however en joyable, my day ou the Surrey border has not beeu much more profitable than your own." The Thursday brought us another let ter from our client. "You will not bo surprised, Mr. Holmes," said she, "to bear that I am leaving Mr. Currulhers' employment. Fveu tbo blgb pay cauuot reeouclle me to tbo discomforts of my situutlou. On Saturday I como up to town, and I do not Intend to return. Mr. Carruthers lias got a trap, nnd bo tho dangers of tho louely road, If there ever wero ouy dangers, are now over. "As to tbo apoclul cause of my lcav lug It is not merely tho strained situa tion with Mr. Carruthers, but it Is tlio renppearauco of that odious man, Mr. Woodley. Ho was always hideous, but he looks more awful tbau ever now, for be appears to have had an acci dent, and be Is much disfigured. I saw him out of the window, but I am glad to say I did not meet blm. Ho bad a long talk with Mr Carruthers. who aeeiuod much excited afterward. 'Wood ley must be stuylng In the neighbor hood, for be did not iloep here, and yet I caught o glimpse of blm again this mornlug slinking about iu the shrubbery. I would sooner have a sav age wild animal loose about tly place. (Continued on butt paso.) '"rTVSSSm ("B0 J! Jit' 0 P BOCUnEO AND DEFENDED. BendmJ 'O I AH W I I " tw H CI dinwinif 01 phitfi.rirexHrtm-ir'n uid frpen-port H ij I BH V I i . n H Kive nilvlre, how to obtain patentfw trade nmrhfc, H 1i I H W sAl II ll fUl copyright eto., N LL COUNTRIES. s i "3 I H ijfW Wa (Fill dirrrt vUh Washington tavf time, ff I ITTVl 1 ' : HjrlJ II KSf 11 II 11 H monryandofmthe faint. Wa'JWKli 1 rTft,f-ori,n 1 wff"i!iterttartM",w, B PAQTflia n I The Kind You Have 'kASKnffivft&l 1 .11 f JMf wu IBlf 1 i ,1 I bwlt'SwNI k' I II kV . tVHS 1 Avertable PreparationTor As similating HicFoodandRegufa ling the Stomachs and Dowels of Tromotcs Digcslion.ChecrPur rtcssandRcst.Conlains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. Not "N aii c otic . afrMO-SAMUELPtTCiaR rJa Seal- HirmSrmJ Canuu .kifmr Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa Tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years EXACT COPr OF WRAPPER. m i a a w w m a i - w 141 I THB KRTMIR IHMH, Ml S9 H THE MOST DELIGHTFUL WAT TO CROSS THE. CONTINENT Thaough Salt Lake City, (Kenwood Springs, Leadvllle, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. A Daylight Ride Through Nature's Art Gallery Passing Castle Gate, Canyon of The Orande, Tennessee Pass, Marshall Pass and the Royal : Qorge 3: TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN (XI DEN AND DENVER 3 KqilPMENT AMD MERVICB MECOIVO T HO.IB SEEK NO FURTHFR FOR BETTER CNT BE FOUND For Detailed Information Address N. C. ilcBRIDE, General Agent 124 Third Street PORTLAND, OREQON Look at the descriptions of the land liHted with The Examiner this week for sale, and select your pieue before it has been sold to some one e'se. tf WESTERN STAGE LINE Ollice at tho Mercantile Company'is Store Lakeview, Oregon. Uood Stock Easy Coaches Daily from Lakeview to lily, connect' ing with Daily Htage to the railroad. Office at the Bly Hotel, Bly. Oregon. E. CASEBEER, - - Proprietor Bly, Oregon. '1 SUY THE 1 n m ii i ai If "TL a-iuJ ilTTI I IT -" US jP pffifffvpIHE Before You Purchase Any Other Write THE NtW HOIYIt SEWING MACHINE COMPANY ORANGE, MAIS. Many Sewing Machines are made to sell regard less of Quai.ty, but t e " Sic liomi" is mad 0 wear. Our uarc:'.ty never runs out. We make Sewing Machines to suit all conditions ofthetrade. Tr.e "Si-W llome" t:tndsatllil herd of all Jliti'li-tcrutle family sewing machines Mold by uultiurUt-d l-ttlcr oul . K'F IALI The New M.)ma 5ewlng Machine C. Administrator's Notice In the matter of the Estate of JOHN HOLLAND, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under filed in the County Court of Lak County, Ort-non, the final account t I..'- ...I...:..i.l.nlinn t uuiil Aut.lim. Hllll 01 111" iiuiiuwhi" v- , . that Monday, the second day of October 1905, at the hour of 10 oclock A. M , at the County Judge's onice in janeview, Oregon, has beeu appointed by the t'uui l a tbrt time and pUce for bearing objections to said report and to the set tlement of said estate thereon. If, M. CLIHISMAN, Administrator. Dated August 17th. 1805. Mining blanks at the Examiner otUco. Lakeview Cigar Factory.. A. Stoiskman, Prop. Maker of Havana and Domestic Cigars COUNTRY ORTKRS SOLICITED Give us a trial. Store in the brick building next door to Tost & King sa loon, Lakeview, Oregon. OASVOXIIA., 8an tU IU IU4 toi Hw Always Boujtit Land Notice. JOHN MULLAN, Attorney and Counselor at Law. i3io Conneticut Avenue Washington, D. C. Alt penom ivho have heretofore made FINAL PROOF in any kind of Land. Mineral or Tim ber Entries, which hae been accepted by the Register or Deceiver of any U. S. Land Office, can have the Issuance of their IJ. S. Patent for said Lands promptly attended to by sending me their Duplicate Recelsts, or Certificates of Entry, and an agreement to pay me $10 when ever said Patents shall Issue. JOHN MULLAN, Oregon, California and Neva. State Agent M. BO YEARS EXPERIENCE 3 Dtoroi k . a Tnaoc Marks -T Designs ''rmO Copyriohts Ac Anyone am ding a atetnh and doaorlptlon may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention le probably patentable. Communtea tlnnsfltrictlyconfldentlai. Handbook on Fateu sent free. Oldest aaency fur securing patents. Patents taken through Munn A Co. reiMrive tfedai noWsa, without eharaa. to the Scientific American A handsonaly lllnstmtd weekly. Lament eliv aulatlon of any adenUflo iournai. Terme. as a year: fnot months, ! fkildbfall newsdealer. $1,250 Reward. The Harney Cooaty Live Btock Assoeia tion, of whteh-1 ta a member, payaaiaO reward, for eviUeuee leading to the con viction. f artie stealing stock be. looglnr te its. sen. bers. In asUithm I offer; f69 reward. Hume brawl hone- shoe bar on either ' - or- both. )M. He corded is ae4antlea Range, Barnee, Lake and emok Counties). Horses ventd when sold Bane sold to ps through this sec, t loo will be reported i this paper. If not so reported, please write or tale phone Tke Times Herald', ftMln 824, Burns, Ore gon WW Bkuwm, Fife, Ore. l m I ' I . I. m FOB SATaTI. tVIne Bheep- Raawb la Modoe dswaty The Examines hafo sale on or tb sheep ranches in Modoc county, which flea trots the beat range in California. It constats of alio acres alt undef fence. It lie along Pitt river for 2 . miles. Besides other buildings there are two houaes 1 miles apart. It is an ideal sheen raiioo. If taken quick It will ba sold for S6U00. &H1CKP HHAKim. lamoc Rarrv BrnrtI witn 8wallow ' JullltSd Dull J right ear tor ewes; reverse for wethers. Bome ewes Bijuare Crop and Hilt in right ear. Tar Brand 111. Range, Crane Lake. PostnfBce address, Lakeview, Oregon Brands with Crop off left ear, Half Undercrop off right for ewes ; reverse for wethers Tar Brand W. Range, Fish Creek, Font office address Lakeview, Oregon Zac Whitworth Northern Stage Line. LAKEVIEW -PAISLEY. A. W. BRIAN, Proprietor. Leaves Lakeview at 6 a. m. every dny but Surjday. Returning, leaves Paisley at 6 :30 a. m. every day but Sunday. Passengers' are $ j. Round trip la OFFICE- Reynolds & Wtngaeld's. Lakeview ;