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Notlc tor Publication
Not coal land
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Laud Oftloeat Lakeview, Oregon, July
30. 1J08.
Notice la hereby (riven that Jonas
Norin, of Lakeview, Oregon, whs on
April 18, 19u3, made Homestead Eutry
No. 2930 (Serial No. 001 ), for NRJ BE
8 half SE quarter.SK quarter BW quar
ter, Bectloa 31. Township 31 8.,
, Rauge 16 R, Will. Meridian, baa tiled
i notice of Intention to make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish claim to
; the laod above deoribed, before Hegla
' ater and Receiver, at Lakeview, Ore
gou, on the ion day oi uepiemur,
1908. :J
Claimant names, as witnesses:
Tbomaa V. Mulkey, Manuel Bandera,
John Odnm, of Lakevtw Oregon, and
Irvln Anderson of illy, Oregon.
!6 J. N. W'aUoo, Keg later.
Orl
Whm I was Ip
only meuna of innklng a living oflTerrd
ne and wrut to KiihhIo in Inlrmlure a
tyewrl(lng machine, lutf mlliig ulo lo
3o copying. I blrl a amall room In
Bt I'etershurg nod advcrtlwd.
One momltig a young woman came
to my cfflVe and room and ar.kil for em
ployment, anyltig that tit vim a type
writer. KltV waa alxnl twrnty-thn-e
yeara old. roincly. but rlmlililly d reus
ed Kbe aH-tnl eager for work and
offered In lieu of w akch to tuke a com
mission on what work ahf would bring
In beraelf. If llierp wnn not miirh In
thla for me to gain there was rertnlnly
nothing to lone. I engaged her
The next morning ahe came to the
office with mantiHcrlpt aufticlcnt 'o
keep her bun for a week. She didn't
ask what I Intended to chnrgp for the
copy, but ant down at the nwi hlne and
went to work. I found at once that she
knew ter little about typewriting, i
Aa to thla he bad deceived me. and I !
had a mind to Mend her a way. but I j
didn't wlnh to bme the Job she had '
brought In, and. aa she mild there was j
plenty of time In which to do It. I bore j
with her, ahowlng her how to lunnnge j
the. machine, which waa new to tier.
While doing thla I noticed the white- !
uess, roundne and delicacy of her
hands. I complimented her on them
and noticed afterward that she er
alsted In getting them smeared wltb
the Ink of the ribbon and the duxt and
oil of the machine, from her banda 1
was led to notice her complexion, her
figure and especially her foot, which
waa very dainty. Her eura. too, were
amall. a reliable token of breeding Be
sides these features, there waa a re
finement of manner about her that did
not accord with her cheap clothing. I
told her she looked too aristocratic for '
ber dress, and I waa much puzzled at
the way ahe received the comment. In
stead of tielug pleased she seemed dis
tressed. Hlnce ahe said there was more copy
ready for her I worked evenings my
self on the manuscript and at the cud
of the week It was finished. I made
the charge 20 rubles, which she gave
me before taking It away, ami I band
ed her back ten of them. She seemed
perfectly satisfied and the next morn
ing waa ready with more work.
She said she wished to work nights '
, and to be near the machine rented a '
room In the same building as mine,
: In which she put a cot and a little j
I cheap furniture. She cooked her meala i
! In ber room and after once being ea- '
I tabllahed there never left the building
1 except at uight
One morning while I waa typewrit
I Ing I came upon a paper between the 1
leavea of the manuscript. I banded It
j to the girl, and aa I did so the blood
left her cheeka, and ahe gave a Httlo
frightened ganp. She went on with
her work without a word, but present- i
ly turned to me and said:
"Tou expect an explanation about !
the note. There Is none. The secret !
la mine, but I am going to ask you to I
refrain from any mention of roe or It !
to any one. Will you?"
"Certainly P' I aald. I
On another occasion she Raid she '
had a headache and went to her room.
She had not been gone five minutes be- '
fore, wishing to ask her something
about a manuscript 1 waa copying, I
followed her. I turned the knot, but
found It locked. I rapped, and after
some time ahe oiened the door. She
waa white aa a sheet. I did not ask.
for an explanation, and ahe offered
none. " j
I used to talk wltb ber about the !
tyranny of the Russian government 1
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
OH AS M. METZKER ESTATE
rt ia i . haroriu at nn that- tha
and contrast It with our liberty In ; uudersigned baa been appointed the
America. She said that there wa aa ; administratrix of the estate of Chaa.
much liberty In Russia as the peopU? j M. Metzker, deceuBed, by the County
were fitted for and did not aeem In- Court or the State of Oregon, for the
tereated lu American freedom. But , County of Lake, ana has qualified.
one evenimr when we were tosvther a 1 An Pernoua oaving claims against
eomolete chanee came over hex. i 8ald etate ,re hereby
"Tou have beeu verv kind to me."
(he aald, "and 1 am going to give you
some advice
for you are an American. Hesidea,
yon have do reason to betray me.
notified to
resi-with
present toe ame to meat my
deuce io Lakeview, Oregon,
1 am going u give you pro()er voucbera and duly verified with
I know 1 can trust you, 1 In six montba from date hereof.
Dated and first published thia 4th day
of June, A. D. 1 908. -
Luuioda Petree, Admioistratiix.
Leave thla country as quickly aa pos
sible. A terrible atruggle la about to
begin which will last for many years.
You cannot succeed here In what you
have attempted. All these manu
script I have brought are tnlne or my
frienda, and 1 have paid for every one
of them. My father, a noble, la In
Siberia, and my mother died of grief
at hla Imprisonment 1 am one of the
workers In the revolution about to be
Inaugurated, and the police are search
ing the city for me. Within a week
the czar will bless the waters of the
Neva. At that ceremony the signal for
the coming strife will be given. Tack
up your machines and ship them away
at once and follow yourself aa aoon aa
possible. You must wait for a remit
tance? Don't wait for anything. Here
la money to get you out of thia country
that will soon run wltb blood."
Throating ber baud into ber bosom.
ahe drew out a roll of bills and gave
them to me. I waa too much appalled
to even take them, but ahe put them Id
my hand and aped away. Aa aoon as
I could recover from my astonishment
t did aa she had bidden me, but did
not get away before my employee's
room waa forced by the police to find
the bird had flown.
Three days after my departure 1
read the news that at the ceremony
tf the blessing of the Neva cannon
loaded wltb abot had been fired Into
the esar's palace. It was the algnal
gun of rev olstioa.
AUIOAIL TREAT.
Lakeview Cigar Factory
The Secret of a
Beautiful Face
lies in keeping the skin pre
tectedaiweuaicieaiMed. Just
washing is not rnough that
only lea ves the delicate surface
more exposed to the irritation
of dust and germij to mcrcJ
less attacks of sun and
weather. After washing, ap
ply Robertine and experience
its delightful refreshment.
You will admire the line-less
softness it imparts to face,
neck and arms. It not only
timulates a radiant glow, but
protects the akin from becom
ing coarse. Prevents burn
ing, tan and freckles.
jtti ymtr DraM fir
MlltKKI Hat ft"
1 9 mac Qarrv Rfnrt " Ww,low ""r
JdlllCa UOllJ rKht car tnr : niera
forweibort Hoineew Hquar Trop and
to right ear Tar arnt II) tUu ran
Laat foatoglioadarcu. Lakevlow. Oresot
Zac Whitwortfi !
Broea wita 'ni'S 'at
rlsht lora; r(ra tor wmhoro. Tar Sran
W. Kansr. US U- P"- oc d-
'trwvre
Black ebony ronsio oabtuet baud some
Fot asi. aCaautr O. U Metzker.
A. Stoekm., Prop.
Maker of
Havana and
Domestic Cigars
OOVaTBY ORDKR8 BOLICITB
Give as a trial. Store in the brick
building next door to Post A King aa
Don. .akeview Oregon.
Tlanbrr tUod Nollee-
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon,
Juue 15 l'.K8.
NOTICE is hereyb given that KARL
AUSTIN, of Oakland, Calif., who", on
April 22 1908 made timber and atone
application, No. 4153, tor N half SE
quarter, BE quarter SL quarter. Sec
tion 20, Township 38 8., Range 18
WilL ' MeridiaP, has tiled notice o
Intention to make Fioai Proof, to
eetabllab claim to the land above des
cribed, before Register and Receiver
at Lakview, Oregon, 00 the 3rd day
of September, 1908.
- Claimant names as witnesses:
Geo. Lyooh, Marlon 8. liaroee,
Clden Woodcock, Oecar Metzker, ail
of Lakeview, Oregon. , ,
J. N. Wataoo. RealsUa.
First publication June lo. J90
Laat Publication Aug. 20, K
KLAHATH LAKE
....RAILROAD....
... TIME TABLE ....
In Effect May 1st, 1005.
Lv. Thrall..; C A. M.Lt. Pokegama o& A at
Ar. Bogus t.tb " At. Pixie 10.66
- Pteel Br'f .4S ' " Kl'h 8p'gs 11.40
" Fall Cr'k.. 7.06 " " Fall Croek 11 .46 "
Kl h 8p'gii7.10 ' Bteel Brge lz.00
Dixie Bogua 12.20 P M
PokegamaSJO " ' Thrall.... Ji.46 -
Klamath Springs Special
Lv.rrhrall l. P. M".Lv. Kl'h Bp'git ISP. M
Ar. Bogut 1.S6 Ar. Fall CrwkS.SO
" Hteel Br'ge2.15 " " Bteel Br'geS 00 "
Fall frek 2.35 " Bogui .. 8.K)
Kl'h 6p'g J 40 " Thrall J.46 i
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