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Myrtle Point Enterprise in Myrtle Point, Oregon

12 Dec 1902

Page 6

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Myrtle Point Enterprise

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Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1902

Page

6

Desert Lord and trapper clash over Bertha Lyle saga

Hammersley informs three cowboys of Bertha Lyle safe status and a plan to escort her to camp while uncovering treachery by James Lyle and Lord of The Desert. The narrative follows disguises, betrayals, and a staged inheritance plot as bands of Indians and cowboys close in.

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Hammersley Egan Bertha Lyle Bertha Lord of the Desert Lyle Lone Derthia James Lyle Lord of the Ragan Martin Lyle Fin Jett Wet Hammersley Crippie New York William Lyle Martin James Scotland Chicago Tme Pea Salor al. Beach Jim James Lyte
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Surprises in the Warm Springs Raid Plot

Dan Follett meets Warm Springs warriors eager to raid the Piute camp after learning Old Egan has many mules and horses near Butte. The Warm Springs lead 60 warriors, Follett disguises to avoid Snake retaliation, while Old Egan maneuvers 60 miles away to stock up on ponies and water at Ash Butte.

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Chaprin Dan Follett Warm Springs Dan Old Egan Follett Desert Bertha Lyle Xood Grasing Ash Butte
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A Marttel Confession. Officer's Wife Dialogue

A fragmentary dialogue shows Jane recalling affectionate phrases to John while he retorts with practicality. The odd exchange hints at marital tension and an ongoing domestic scene in a casual, slangy voice.

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John Jane
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Napkine Fashion in French Diners of the Past

The text notes Napkine's early popularity in France before England and describes a French dining custom where napkins were changed at every course, perfumed with rose water, and folded differently for each guest.

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France England
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Oscar Metsger Stony House Lionidas Lisgutt Stone House Julian Byrd Jim Lyle Prett Ash Datte al Beach Sachteae Aaaaaeet Carter Bear Mae Erat Ars
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