Uta. "Return of
SHERLOCK
HOLMES
: . A. CON'AN IV
Autt : . "The AJv-rniurea of 5: i
"ll.r vur.d i'f !' ! ervil' .
, W Molmea."
Sign
te.
ILLUSTRATtD
BY r. D. STEELE
The Adventure of
the Golden
Pince-Nez
No. 10 of th Series
Cm jn. m. tr A.
"I h luT" he asked eagerly.
"Com np, my dear sir." said nolm
vole from aborts MI hop you have bo
designs upon us aucta a night as this,"
Tbe detect! re mounted the stairs, and
our tamp gleamed upon bis shining wa
terproof. I helped him out of It whtlt
Hotmea knocked a bias out of tb loa
In the grate.
go past the garden gate. ' 'Hie pro
feasor was burled In hi work and e
Isted for nothing else. Young Smith
know nobody In the nclgtilMirhood nnl
lived very much na his .employer did.
The two women hud nothing to take
them from the house. Mortimer, the
gardener, who wheel the hath chair,
la an army pensioner, nit old Crimean
iiuin of excellent character. He doc
uot live lu the house, hut In a three
roomed cottage at the tlu-r end of
I the gardou. Thxo are the only peo
ple that you would find within th
grounds of Yoxley did I'lacv. At the
! same time the gate of the garden l a
hundred yards from the main Lon
don to Chatham rood. It ohmi with
a latch, and there la nothlug to pro
rent any one from walking In.
"Now I will firs you the evidence
of Susan Tarlton, who Is tb ouly per
son who ran say anything posltlv
about tb mattsr. It was la tbe fore
noon, between 11 and 13. 8b waa eu-
gaged at tb moment la hanging some
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JACK DOOM
urn.
CWa M el CMmt
( Owe f M. If UiCtmm, MM ST CO
I HEN I look at the three
A T I maaalv manuscript vol
fM I umss which contain our
V I work tnr th Tear lS.ki
I confess that It Is very
difficult for m out of
such a wealth of mate
rial to select the cases which are most
Interesting In themselves and at the
same time most conducive to a display
Of those peculiar powers for which my
friend was famous. As I turn over the
psges I see my note upon the repulsive
story of the rod leech and the terrible
death of Crosby, the banker. Here al
so I find nu account of the Addleton
tragedy and the singular contents of
the auelent British barrow. The fa
mous Suiitb-Mortinicr succession case
Comes also within this period, and so
do the tracking and arrest of Hurct,
the boulevard assassin, an exploit
wmcn won tor uoimes an auiograu
letter of thanks from the French presi
dent and the order of the Legion of
tlonor. Each of these would furnish
a narrative, but on the whole I am of
opinion that none of them unites so
many singular points of Interest as the
episode of Yoxley Old riace. which In
cludes not only the lamentable death
Of young Willoughby Snilib, but r'.i
thoe subsequent developments wh!c'i
threw so curious a light upon the cau'e
of the crime.
It was a wild, tempestuous night to
ward the close of November. Holmes
and I sat together In silence all tlie
evening, he engaged with a powerful
tens deciphering the remains of the
original inscription upon a palimpse.t
I deep in a receut treatise upon sur
gery. Outside the wind howled down
Baker street, while the rain beat fierce
ly against the windows. It wai
strange there. In the very depths of tbe
town, with ten miles of man's handi
work on every side of us. to feel the
iron grip of Nature and to be conscious
(hat to the huge elemental forces all
"Now. my dear Hopkins, draw op ' curtate ta th npstatr front bed
aad warm your toe," said a. Hirt'i
B ctjrar, and th doctor ha a preemp
tion containing hot water and a lemoa
which I good modldn oa a night Ilk
this. It most be something Important
.ch baa brought j
It is Indeed, Mr. Holmes. I've h.t.t
a bustling afternoju. I proi..Ne you.
room. rroresor Coram waa still In
bed. for whoa th weather I bad he
seldom rise before midday. Tb bouse
keeper was busied with som work In
th back of th house. Willoughby
Smith bad been In his bedroom, which
he use as a sitting room, but th nis I
heard him at that momeut pass along
.,:d you see anything of the Yxey , llmuedUto,, b.,ow her. io did not
in the latest edltlonsr Klm t... -k- .ha. .t.i
Ire seen nothing later than the tif- not ba'ni,8Uken ,n hl- ,.uloki nnn
ieentn century touay. i gne aW not hear tuo tutl.
neii. ii uu., " door close, but a minute or so later
a;; wrong at mar, so you nave not miss-; then WM , dreadfu, cry la tU. Uiom
d anyUiing. I haven t let the grass ulow WM w1J hlNnte somun
. w under my feet It down In Kent M gtrauge and unuuturul that It might
. -,eu mile from Chatham and Umo , have vouie eUut,r fwiu a mau or
I -j.u the railway Hue. I was wired for ; woinaB. At mutant there
. t 3:15. reached Yoxley Old Place at 5. ; WM a ueavy ,hud wlllcu ljot)k iUv
ju.iiicicm my luvetiiiguiiou, una uhvh
ut Charing Cross by Uie last trulu. and
Kt. -night to you by cab."
"Which cleans, I suppose, that you
are uot quite i-lear about your caser
"It means that I can make neither
head nor tail of it So far as I can see.
it Is just as tangled a business as ever
I b.indled. and yet at first It seemed so
simple that one couldn't go wrong,
f. ere's no motive, Mr. Holmes. That's
what bothers me. I can't put my hand
c :i a motive. Here's a man dead
it.c-c's no denying that but, so far as
I :in see. uo reason on earth why any
n::c should wish him harm."
I : Imes lit his cigir and leaned back
In l.:s ch.iir.
I oid house, and thcu all was silence.
The maid stood petrlflcd for a moment
' and then, recovering her courage, she
run downstairs. The study door was
j shut and she opeued It Iuslde young
J Mr. Willoughby Smith was stretched
upon the floor. At first she could see
I uo injury, but as she tried to raise
him she saw that blood was pouring
from the underside of his neck. It
was pierced by a very small but very
deep wound, which had divided the
i carotid artery. Tbe instrument with
which the injury had been Inflicted lay
upon the carpet beside him. It was
l one of those small sealing wax knives
, to be found on old fashioned writing
tables, with an Ivory handle ami u
Iet us bear ataut It." said he. stiff blade. It was part of the flttiugs
"ve got my fact -,fty clear." mid ' of the professor's own desk.
"At first the maid thought that young
Smith was already dead, but on tour
ing some water from the carafe over
his forehead he opened his ees for an
instant Th professor,' be murmur
ed 'it was she.' Tbe maid Is prepared
to swear that those were the exact
words. He tried desperately to say
the other half hobbling round the i something else, and be hold his right
i . Icy Hopkins. "V. .1 I want now is
to wnow what they a!I mean. The sto
rr. so far as I can m.f.e It oit. Is li te
iu'-s: Some years aari this country
house, Yoxley Old Tlace, was taken
by an elderly man. who gave the name
of Professor Coram. He was an ln
va! J, keeping bis bed half tbe time
b'.-".e with a stick or being pushed
rtbvjt the grounds by tbe gardener in
a bath chair. He was well liked by
m
lit
JSP " ' ' .'
r
' t a JJk-i
1 L- aBWNr? ,l"BV "-a n
mm ih
t -
hand up In tbe air. Then be fell back
dead.
"In tbe meantime the housekeeper
had also arrived upon the scene, but
she was Just too late to catch the young
man's dying words. Leaving Suwau
with the body, she hurried to the pro
fessor's room. He was sitting up lu
bed horribly agitated, for be bad beard
enough to convince him that something
terrible had occurred. Mrs. Marker l.
prepared to swear that the professor
was still In his night clothes, and, in
deed. It was Impossible for him to
dress without the help of Mortimer,
whose orders were to come at 12
o'clix-k. The professor declares that be
W
V ' . V.Vr-v-1----. . ' irj :
i$K&fcV$n heard the distant cry, but that he
Vy, .'if-'i--yp,u jSj&Y'i&l knows nothing more. lie can ghe uo
-i fc:V fy$aJ.:?.iiz??3 explatiatiou of the young man's last
CF t J!&!$3 - won'.s. -The professor-it was she but
$' ''ft' 'f-'i&'&rfte'faf' Imagines that they wen- the out come
fytel:i;J: 'vfe' of delirium. He believes that Wii'.ou-.'h-
i'ji'rfr f&yr, j& ji'Ji?'3 by Smith had not an en.-tiiy in the
&&&J$'t'&- fi.'i world, and can give iso reason for the
AH 1 -l-iii crime. His first action was to send
F' iVt'l Mortimer, the gardener, for the local
t fy:?..1'!,'. frta i-.H'-e. A little later the chief eon-
pV-fc1 lii-'V'"-',. stable sent for me. Nothiir,' wan mov-
. teikX&i-". 'A-V! ?fc.,i-:-'.':r-' ed before I cot there, and strict orders
cV'SS'''' ; were given that no one slio.il 1 walk Up-
MY
VKMl HOPKINS, L)i:.V
UP AM) WAUM YOLK TOlJS."
Loih'ou wi.s : j lu'.'i; than the molehills
that Uot the lieid.i. I walked to the
window and looked out on the deserted
street. The occasional lamps gleamed
on the e.vo'ui-e of muddy rc-ud and shin
ing pavement. A slugle cab was
splashing its way from the Oxford
street end.
"Well, Watson, it's as well we have
uot to turn out tonight," said Holmes,
laying aside his lens and rolling up the
palimpsest. "I've done enough for one
sit tin? It Is trying work for the eye
So f i i
snOT"
m
x-"
f!afl
doo
It T
Wtlii
oor.
MWbat con he want?" I ejaculated as
g man stepped out of It.
'Want? He vraal us. And we, my
0oor Watson, traat OToreoats and cra
8t and galodtes and every aid that
otrn ever JnTenbsd to Cht the weatner
ai make u' P Is noth'nt
than hi- ' ' ' "'"'! ' J
'.ie ace i.- f t'.ie ' j
ry. He' ''). h'" I
ronfug c' :ad t)"
e atair;'' -. hor
lang e. ' '
.Inst Pi " The
MHa Li ! i !!'.. ' 'ip at tf '
the few lieigurKirs WUU cuntru uiruJ
iiim, and he has the reputation down
there of being a very learned man.
Ills household used to consist of an
c!rlerly housekeeper, Mrs. Marker, and
of a maid, Susan Tarlton. These have
both, been with him since bis arrival,
and they seem to be women of excel
lent character. Tbe professor is writ
ing a learned book, and be found it
necessary about a year ago to engage
a secretary. The first two that he tried
were pot successes, but the third, Mr.
Willoughby Smith, a very young man
straight from the university, seems to
have been Just what his employer
wanted. Ilia work consisted In writ
Uig all the morning to tbe professor'
dictation, and be usually spent the
evening in bunting up references and
passages which bore upon the next
day's work. This Willoughby Smith
has nothing against him, either as a
boy at Uppingham or as a young man
at Cambridge. I have seen his testi
monials, and from the first be was a
decent, quiet hardworking fellow, with
no weak spot In blm at all. And yet
this Is the lad who has met bis death
this morning in the professor's study
Walt a bit though! There's the cab off under circumstances which can point
again! There Lope yet. ilea navej only to murder,
teot it If be had wanted us to come
Itun down, my dear fellow, and open
the door, for all virtuous folk have been
long In bed."
When the llgfct of the ball lamp fell
Upon our midnight visitor I bad no dif
ficulty in recognizing blm. r It was
young Stanley Hopkins, a promising
detective, In whose career Ilolmes had
aevera! time atown a very practical
lulgrest.
The wind bowled and screamed at
the windows. Holmes and I drew
closer to the fire, while the young In
specter slowly and point by point de
veloped his singular narrative.
"If you were to search all England,"
said be, "I don't suppose you could
find a household more self contained or
freer from outside influences. Whole
weekj would pass and not one of them
was u splendid cban -o of putting your
theories into practice, Mr. Sberb'-k
Holmes. There win really nothing
wanting."
"Kxcept Mr. Sherlock Holmes." said
my companion, with a somewhat bitter
smile. "Well, let us hear about It.
What sort of a Job did you make of
It?"
"I must ask you first Mr. Ilolmes, to
glance at this rough plan, which will
give you a general Idea of the position
of tbe professor's study and the vari
ous points of the case. It will help
you In following my Investigation."
He unfolded the rough chart, which
I here reproduce, and be laid It across
Uoimes' knee. I rose and, standing be
hind Holmes, studied It over bis shoul
der.
It Is very rough, of course, and It on
ly deals with tbe points- which seem to
me to be essential. All the rest you
will see later for yourself. Now, first
of all, presuming, that tbe assassin cur
tered the bouse, haw did be or t
come in? Undoubtedly by the i; n v n
path and tbe back door, from a
there Is direct access to tbe stu '.j
other way would have been extto.
ly complicated. Tbe escape must have
also been mad along that line, for of
the two other exits from tbe room ouo
was blocked by Susan as she- ran
downstair and tbe other leads straight
to the professor bedroom. I therefor
directed my attention at once to the
garden path, which was saturated with
recent rain and would certainly show
any footmarks.
"My examination showed me that I
was dealing with a cautious and ex
pert criminal. No footmarks were to
be found on the path. There could be
no question, bawever, that some one
bad passed along the grass border
which lines the path and that he had
done so In order to avoid leaving a
track. I could not find anything In the
IopMn' pbin of Yurlry Old Phicr,
nature of a distinct Impression, but the
grass was trodden down and some one
bad undoubtedly passed. It could only
bare been the murderer, since neither
the gardener nor any one els had been
there that morning and the rata had
only begun during the night
"One moment.' said Holmes. "Where
doe this path lead tor
To th road."
"How long I Itr
"A hundred yard r ao."
"At th point whs re fa path pass
through th gat yon eowM surety pick
op th track ?
"Unfortunately the paih wa tiled
at that point"
"Well, on the road Itself"
"No, It waa all trodden Into wire."
"Tut tutt WelL then, thee tracks
Bpon the grass, were they coming or
going?"
"It wsa Impossible to say. There
was never any outline."
"A large foot or a small T'
"You could uot distinguish."
Holmes gave au ejaculation ft lm-
patlciice.
"It has been pouring ralu and blow
lug u hurricane ever since," said he.
"It will be harder to read now than
that palimpsest Well, well. It can't
Ik helped. What did you do. Hop
kins, after you had made certain that
you had made certain of nothing?"
"I thluk I made certain of u good
deal. Mr. Ilolmes. I knew that some
one had entered the house cautiously
from without. I next examined the
corridor. It Is lined with cocoa nut
matting and bad taken no Impression
of any klud. This brought me lute
the study itself. It Is a scantily fur
uished room. The uialu article Is a
large writing table with a fixed
bureau. This bureau consists of a
double column of drawers, with a cvu
tral small cupboard ttetwecu them
The drawers were open, the cupboard
locked. The drawers. It seems, were
always open, and nothlug of valur
was kept lu them. There were sum.
pajiers of lmKirtauce lu the cupboard,
but thero were uo slgus that this hod
beeu tampered with, and the professot
assures me that nothing was missing
It Is certain that no robbery bas been
committed. "I come now to the body of the young
man. It was fouud near the bureau,
and Just to tbe left of It as market)
upon that chart Tbe stab waa oa the
right side of the neck and from behind
forward, bo that It is almost Impossl
ble that It could have been self in
flicted." "Unless be fell upon the knife," said
Ilolmes.
"Exactly. The Idea crossed my
mind. But we found the knife some
feet away f ; the body, so. that
seems impossible. Then, of course,
there are the man's own dying words.
And, finally, there was this very tin.
porta nt piece of evidence which, wan
found clasped lu the dead mau's right
hand."
From his pocket Stanley Hopkins
drew a small paper packet. He un
folded It and disclosed n goldeu. piuce
ncz, with two broken ends of black
silk cord dangling from the end. of It.
Willoughby Smith had
&fit,.?.UY Tariff 1
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Citation.
In me Con my Court ij the Hint of
i O euon. lor the County (if Lake.
In the matter of the E-ts'e
id K, II. tiilihlii", deVHKedi
and si". i nl the pMMiierplilp id
1 1 n i tog A thbbius,
nun
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Before You PurehaM Any Othar Writs
THI HW KOMI IIWIII MACHINI COMPART
OttANf, MftSe.
Many Sawtnff Machine art itwda t tail rcro
tcl quality, but tha Hew II la mads
ntr, Our guaranty naver ninl auL
Wa make Sawlna Maenlnes ta suit stl ondHlens
it fialraJ. Tha Nw "" a'andalth
da of all nia-aHr family sawlrul marUiM
IWM Mtkrlae4 dealer mly.
The Aw f.toi Hewing Machin Go.
WESTERN STAOE LINE
Oflico at the Mercantile Company's
Store Lakevlcw, Oregon.
U m d 5tock Easy Coaches
Pailr from Lakeview to Illy, connect'
iug with Pail Stage to tbe railroad.
Office at
the Ply
Oregon.
0. CASEItEER,
lUy, Oregon.
Northern Stage Line.
LAKEVIEW PAISIXY.
A. W. BRYAN, Proprietor.
leaves Lakeview at 0 a. n7
every dy but Sunday,
returning, leaven 1 'uie ley
at 6 ;80a. m evf ry day hut
Sunday.
Paaaeaga'a' are . ttaaa Utp t
OFFrCB- KuoM a WioiSelU'a. Ukeylaa
Citstli.n.
1 1 it 1 1 to flibbln. Hose llrllea, J, V.
t iiiiiiinpj, itihMiia ami Millie tilh.
I'inn, bciia til li. II. (llbbliir, decesscd,
nod lo n1! unknown heir of asid tie
i ci ii' cl , t i i i't'1 lug,
I In llic inline of Hu'NlHtu of On-yoti,
yon me bfiidiy died ami rcii'tlred to ap
pear In ibe County C'Oiiitol the Htsle of
On jr. , lor the County of lihe, at tl.e
Court riMnn thereof, at Lakrvlww, In ih
I'oiinty of Lake, mi Nsturds), th 1,'Hh
day of January, IIMM1. at 10 m loth In 'be
forenoon of iliat day. then and there to
allow cause, If any eslata, why n order
of aale of the real property Imlonglog to
the Partnership of IIAUTZOUA 010.
fUNR, prayed for la the TaiHton of VA
win llartsog, th Administrator of said
Estat, and also of said I'artnerahlp,
heretofore filed hereto, should not h
made, said real property being describ
ed aa follows, lo-lt! Commsnclng 30
feet Ksst of th 8uth-wat oorner of
trt Four, of Section Nineteen, in T. 41
H. , R. t K. of Willametl Meridiaa, In
Lai County, Oregon, and thenc run
ning North Heventy feet; thence fcaat '
On llnndred Ninety-two feet and Nln
Inches; thene South Heventy feel)
thenc West One Hundred Ninety-two
feel and Nine Inches to th place tt I,
ginning.
This Citation Is published In tl.e
I. A K I : CO I' N T Y KX A M I N KK, (a new s
paper publinbexl In Lske County, Ore
gon, and clioaen for that purpose by said
Adiiiiiiihtrator), for four eucceaalve
we-k", by order of Hon. II. lsly, Judo
nl (be County C-ourt of Oregon, for I-ake
Proprietor County, duly made and entered on (h-t-
ix-r ?stb, I1HI.', mid the date of the (Wat
publication hereof la November 2nd IDOo.
W1T.110.H, the lion. Ii. Paly, Jude of
tin- County Court of the Hlate of Oregon,
(or the muiiiy of 1-ake, with the seal of
sid Court stlliod, this 2lh day of Otto
her, A. I. IttUV C
Arrr: A. V. Masmixu, Clerk.
IIotclBHly.
Lakeview Cigar Factor) . .
A. SruttKHi, I'rp.
Maker of
Ilarana and
Domestic Cigars
counTUY oaiNtaa soucitkd
TiMilarr tn4 Wallee.
I'liited Slstea Ijtml Olbro, Ijikevri-w,
On-soii, A 11 nut 14 llMC. Notice l hem
by givrn thai lu ciiiiipliaitco with the
provision d the act of t'-ongrrM of
Jiine.l, l7i. entitled "An act for tbe
sale of tiiuter lands in the .Via tea of
t'slilorain, Ikegon, Nevada and tl'ash
ingtnn Territory," aa eatended to all
the Public Land Slates by act of Aug
ust 4, IW-. livllen Miller, of Lake City,
county of Modttc. rUstaol California, has
this day tiled in this oflica his sworn
statement No. L17I, lor lb pun baae of
the NV; Mi)4 HVIK NE and H. ,
N Whi of Hectir No. a la Township 40 .
H,uJ:K..WM,.iI will offer proof to
show that the land aoogbt Is more valu
able for Us timber or stone thsn for
sgrlcultwssl parposM, and to eaubllab .
his claim to ssitt land before keirlster
and Receiver al Lakeview, Oregon, 011.
Give ns a trial. 8tore la the brick , Thuradav, the tSldsv ol November. ilUfx.
building next door to Poet A King sa- ; llensi-a witnsases: James lkxlaon.
loon. Lakeview, Oregon.
TtoUc I'M rwMb-alleai.
Department of the Interior. Land Of
fine at Lakeview, Oregon, Ocf . 4, PJOfi.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler ha tiled notice of , I'M.
his intention to make (tiisl proof in sup-
port of his cluim, ami that said proof ,
will lie made before Ui-yit-r and Uo- ;
ceiver at Lakeview, Oregon, on the 25th 1
arooiioni ! dav of Novemler, p.HVi, vis:
of Adwl. Oregon. Mdon Woodcock.
jdeorge dsn kins and P. M. Curry, of,
Ijikeviuw, Oregon.
Any sod all erson elaiming adverse.
jlythe alHive-descrilaxI .lands are re
I quvHtvd to file their claims in ibis office
on or Iwlorw huh I ZUl day of November
:w.i7
J. N. XVatsoi, Keg'wter.
sight." he added. "There can bo no. Albert Dent, II. K. No. -.njj.r,
question that IhU was snatched from 1 ISK NK I.t-3' SK sec. .".1, Sw l-
In." see. .12 Tp. .iil It. '.. w- 111.
for tbo
1 S
the face or the person of the aiwiHH
Sherlock Holmes took tbo-glasnea. ln
ti his baml and eKuiulucd them with
the utrnoMt atlcutioii and Interest. Ue
held them on his nose, endeavored P)
read tliroii;!i thetn, went to the win
dow nud st.'iriHl up the- street with
them, looked at them most minutely in ;
the full llbt of the lamp and Anally,
with a chuckle, seated himself at the
He inimeM the billowing m itnt-Hxt-H to
I prove bis continuous rt'xjdciice iton nnd
j cultivation of said land vi. :
I Onirics raimerli-e, .laim-H I. Mt-lirk,
j of ViHlillis; lieoro-1 Ilolbrook. A. V.
'Howard, W. Di Tracy, of L.ikevicw,
lregon. J. N., Watson, Uegisler. lo
fr'inal I'rool.
I ntnl Oillco at Lake vi . OrckI'dj.
table and wrote a few lines upon a ()ut . ojt, 1',K15. Notice is hereby givu
sheet of paper, which he tossed across j that Cau followiug named, settbir l:a
to Stanley Hopkins. j filed notice ol his iuteiilinn to inakc
"That's the best I can do for you,."! final prool lu enpport ol Ujs claim, ami
said he. "It may prove to- be of some
use."
The astonished detective read the
note aloud. It ran as follows: j
Wanted, a woman of Rood addraaai, at
tired like a. lady. Bha has a. ramarlutbly
thick none. with. eya whlcra am aet cloaa
upon either aide of H. Bha baa a otirker
ed forehead, a pterins pr" and
probably- rounded ahouldara. '1 ara
Indications that aba has bad' caesura to
an optbdan- at least twice, durlnc taa la.nl
few mantha. A a her Klasaa. are of re
markable strangth and. aa. pttctana ara
not vary numerous, thsrs sbiMtt4 bs no.
difficulty In, tracing her,
Hoftnes smiled at the- axtoralshrneot
of Hopkins, which, muet. bave beoa
redacted upon tny frarau-aav, .
"Surely noy deductions are lmpllctty
Itself." saJtd be. "lwooM be difficult
to- name any articles which afford a
('met liebt for inference than a pair of,
Masses, especially so remarkable a pair :
1 1 thesew Tbat they belong to a woman n
I Infer from their delicacy and also of -3
course from tbe last words of tbe dying M
iniiu. As to ber being person of re- i 51
flnerjoent and well dressed, they are, aa I ,v
you perceive, handsomely mounted In
solid gold, and it is Inconceivable that
any on who wore such glasses could
lu. if, nlfiAV Vai '
will find tbat tbe clips are too wide for
your nose, showing tbat tbe lady's nose
was very broad at the base. This sort , ,
of Dose Is usuully a abort and coarse
one, but there Is a sufficient number of ,
exceptions to prevent me from being
dogmatic or' from Insisting upon this
point In my description. - My own face
Is a narrow one, and yet I And that I
nanrtnt ttt inv avm tntn tha ranter nor
rtuaj rrer
I am, I lillicii at Lakvitw, Oregon,
(tct.'.Mh, i'.sij. Notice ia hereby given
llut He following n&aiod settler has
lilcd noiicH of bin intention to ntake
liui'.l .roof in Hiipport 4 iii claim, and
tiiat Html prool will bs wad laiforo tbo
lit-ninter and liui'efvtrr st Lakeview, Ore-.
gon, m the 21 nt day of Noveiubur. IW5,
vi:
Willeiiii U. lSeiiefiiel, U.K. Nvx. 2i!H.
for tbe SV.)i Ki MV' and NWJ
m: KTp. .'UJ, H., U. 2J.i:. w. m.
Ho iiam-eM the following witneohes to
provu Ii'h fonlinsou residence Upon and
( .ulti-viit.ii an of Hii land vii;
C. W. Dent t)f Lakevinw, Oregon, Kd
moml Lynch, J. M. Parrisli, U. C. Has
kua, ol 1'liiHU, Oregon.
J. N. Watsou, ttegisterv 41-43
.1 '
that said prouf will be rusile be lure
Kcgieter and Ke.etver iu jkvii)w ure
con, on Decemlrl, lWi,. viz : Ili-hanl
K. Ie, Hd. Entry No. 22(ir,, for the VVJ
N Wli, JEi N W , hV4 IS 3,
T 33 K., li. 21 E., W. SL. He names the j
folUjwitig witnesses U prove hi Jtontin- , k t u (lu8cripUonll lhe )ndi
uoas reiasni upon and cultivaiion oi . , '
sasl lanoV vis: MoaU Curry, Taylu fisted with Tbe LxamiaVJr this week for
Mut-iker. 4 Lakevisw, Oregon. sale, and select your, piece before it lias,
ai -ft C. 8ider, Bbceivey. been sold to some on W. tf
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