'on the American side except ther “He said”—replied the lawyer,
BURNS ADVERTISEMENTS
United Saeies troops
None of the speaking in a horse whisper—“he
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G.nza’- men ar«- cul!«*cted in large said: ‘1 beg yer pardon, sur.
FEBRi ARV .1
•numbers. Thcje.are never more, the watchman of the street, sur!
than‘four or five t« uether at one an’ I thought ’twould be best for
Il. vmg purchased the « iqiie sto« k foimcrly I ( |«>ngtng to Cal
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sur
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that
fim«-
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ever,
on
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If y«*
1 he Am«-ric:.r. tide, ami it will be ver front door stood open1
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I'ext to imfossiblv to capture him dole lavin’it that wav’ sur, it’s
hardware , crckery . glassai are . tinware
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j’.'Do v«m 11 11 k there xi ill be a r« vo-I bad luck ye’U have before the
Interested i > tliejV' -Mcxte?’ “tin the 1st of
STOX
. . hardware , si ndfrifs , a carientfrs tools
mornin’ I’ ”
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’•«S' xteneMn of tin- Oiegon-Pa(nfitf-r-»il->
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I ofler th«- sanie for sale al greatly 1« «iueed.pl ices for CASH.
IS HEFEN« EOF HIS Alo | HEB.
,,(" De a 1« volut’on ..x» ilj l-o miivlr
fa^in eastern connection „ii|i
8®< >ad to
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egrai ■K* d with the. news contain« «I s’itpri«e«f
C. II VOEGTLEY
Dav'11 I’orter • f Savannih Kll <vl by hi.
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complete
ll
at
he
can
C«mcentrate
,
I i he »bllowing taken from a recent
t*um While 1 wi <II i > k 111. VX Hv.
his strength at v« rv short notice
•Sbe of ■ the Chicago Time,«
muf
Yliat strength is hibrv than is
S avannah . Ga.. Feb. 2.—Davi.«
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WilBtlie opening of spring the
Porter,
D« puli’ Collector of Cn-• [
o I 1
known.
()yr
troops
xviR
d^
all
that
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hieagl and
Noylliwestern -will
miutjKce its long cherished pr.i- is jM.ssii le to protect the bolder. 1 toms at Savannah, was shot an«i
JOI’N SAYER, .
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•qfaaKjlii rx,c,|sion toward the Pa- There will I k * no fighting between the ! killed hv his sixteen-vear-o|d son
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1 I o’clock this morning at Porter'«
tie, wjtich stopp« d temporarily at Mexican« on the American side of at
Situat’d «ni Silvie? riv»r 1
ist of Burns, near th»- nridg«-
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river.
Garza
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s
intention
to
is
residence. Porter went hom«* late
gden.^xxiil ultimately reifich ths
do
his
fighting
In
Mexico.
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umler the inriuenye of liquor, and. I
>ast sTiic Chicagoand Northwet .. , -MA» 1A ’ « •♦’«l< je, •,* .
being chid. «1 bv his wife, st ruck h‘r ClJStODIf^PS W.!l
•n owns the Fremdiit. " Eikrorn
fceive GOOD FLOUR from
TiUs Laws ei •« Ght.af.
His daughter interfered, and th«m!QO0ci WFlfyil
id Missouri Valiev, which runs
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voung Porter ran to a bureau and I
om Missouri Valleh. la., to Fort ¡•'r.H>i irarpcr'« vtinia l’e»>|>le • »
taking ».tit a load« d revolver fireri ¿4
asper in Wyoming, a distance i t
A law ' er and a Bishop (pei iiaps
at
his fathej
The father turned 1
>0 miles.
The new ext« nsio’i is the Bi'lmp should come first) w« h;
on
the
son,
and
both fell on th« |
> be fn 'om Fort Casper to Ogden talking, and this was the manner
long
uailey . prupruiorK.
floor together. In the struggle f >•
ity, Utah
The gap to be covered of their talk:
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the pistol young Porter shot twice
itween the two points is about 40G
• f have beeotn«1 thoroughly eon '
more, the.la t shot peiiefraling his
iies. ■' The construction of the vine««!.” sai«l th«* lawyer, ‘ of the
fattier’s breast near the heart
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■ad will (open up oil ami coal fields- existenc of nocturnal apparitions
Good Billiard tables. Pleasant Card Rooms, etc , etc. , »
He staggered to his fet t and i «to
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hich fully equal those of fhe east for I have seen m:e!”
the next, room and fell into the his Silo > 1 1* i-«t class in ever» p irticulir. ExoTienced hartendtjrd
id arqs id to be large!» controlled
“Dear me!” «-xclainn-d the Bish
r<>. king-, hair, where he di. <1
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidivus.
y the ■Vanderbilts and the Stan <fp. "I am very curious. Relate
1’he bov rail into the street and
vd Oil people.
th«* story.”
called toil Height or that hi hail
The Chicago an«l Nor'-hwestern
"I,will, my Lord. I will,” said
t
«hot. Ids father. Ile then summon­
is lu-en ace lmulating supplies, the lawyer
It was between ’ll*
ed the family physician, and aft« r-
tch aif tools, ties, bridge material hours of 11 and 12. I had gone n>
ward walked to iwdiee headquar­
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id rails along the western end of ad aiul was tailing intn my fir»t
ters and surrender« <L II • did not
Wm.
WOODS,
Proprietor.
le Elkh. rn road for nearly a yeai comfortable sleep when I wa*awak
know for some time that, he had
it
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reparatr.rv ’<> pushing its Jim cn bv a strange crealciug noise.
killed his fa 1 her. as he left his
Rill Woods is “in it.” “And don't vmi f»r«et it.” ,
T
-stward
There has lately la-ei. sounded as if someone was walkinv
home a- -oon as m- tired th«- shots
rem wal of activity in forwarding upstairs! The ste ? sounded near­
What he don’t know alsmt th «• care of horses is n't worth knowing I .
In talking of the affiir in his cell
ppliexto Casjier.
The cause of er and nearer, slower and slmve«;
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lie said t •It 1 had killed inv falli­ Nice Turn-outs, Passengers taken to any part of f|n- I couutix'
desired
1 imnjrdiate aggressive movement solemn measured they were, afid
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f ’lie Chicago and
Northwestern presently ikev haulted at my door.
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woumis. 1 have it to say. from
the ipceipt of what is considered 1 drew the sheet over my head, ami
his own lips. I hat 1 did right. A
liable i nformation that the Gould la v th«*re trembling, not daring . Io
few Vears ag >.j speaking 111 my
irty has taken up the old scheme move
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pres nee about ¡1 x oting man killing
Charles Francis Adams for an
»Sum« thing.” continued the law­
E. B. REED, 1‘ioprietor.
his fat her 111 t Ids city lor I.eating
tension <>f the Union Patific from yer. “entered my room, aid threw
1 » f I
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his mother. my father, in reply to
The proprietor has renovated the building from ,the gruuml
present terminus in southwest the sheet, over my face. 1 felt rath
t*
a r« mark thai the xoung man
he roof and put in several stone flues
n Utah across Nevada and Cali er than saw a faint yellow glimmer­
1 .»•<
must r.'utet his cn >te continually,
•niat»LSan Francisco. The com ing light
I couhl not move at
Mr. Reed is an old Hotel man and in rcrmii'metidmg his Iimisc t<: 1
said: .Never; he may regret the
•lion of this scheme will upset the first, but I presently manage«! to
necessity, l>nl never I he act
the public, we believe we only d o him justice to say In« I iqiis »' «'ill
iance petween the Union Pacific gain a l’ttle courage.
I drew the
The, paficide was co« 1 and col­
give entire satisfaction.
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d the Southern Pacific, which sheet, cautiously down from my
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)MNv*g at Ogden form a trans face and—look'd!”
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itinental route from Omaha to
‘.Well!” cried the Bishop, excit­
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n Francisco. The Union Pacific edly.
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O COlflemplates breaking ils al
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“In the centre < f th ■ room.” said
Y oungstown . O.. Feb. 2—Nim-
th the Chicago <fe North the lawyer, slov lx. “stood a tall '
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years ago James McGuire, a pedl. i
nd joining force« with tin old man.
t torn
He t»e«*im<l gaunt and employ« d at the mills of .he Cart
nd, in which Gould has worn xx ith age or hunger ami his I
Wright *V McCurnv Company, wio
secured a heavy inter- long gray beard hung half-wav !
t
w-is sufieriiig with a mental mala­
down his breast
lit was dressed I ; dy, caused by excessive study, sud­
lieved that the renewed in a queer loose cloak with a cape,
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denly disappear« d. leaving a wi e
ivity >11 the ( bicago & North- and he wore a broad leather band
r
and six children. A thorough si arcl.
(MKat the turn- operations are about his waist.
In one hand h>* faikd to rexeal a cl w, and he w ; s
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•ut to be renewed on the O.*e- held a |»eculiarly shajied lantern. |
tamil.
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given
up
f«.r
dead
bv
his
I 1 Pacific road, is further evidence from which flowed th«* yellow Iqfht.
During the past week a inesM-ge
1 the [plan is for these two roads making strange ghostly sha b'nxson
f o 11 Caseyville, Mo . was iec«ived
nice* |ierhans• at Baker City.I tiie wall behind him. In the other
slating McGuire was theie, and h s
• Chfea go A Northwestern is evi I he held a staff, th«- looks of which
t, sous sent for him at once
lie ar-
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let of its own on the Pacific sea- th« mMdleOfthe-tloor, losing -t [lr„ub|,. ha(I noV disappear d. th -!
■ rd, and active preparations are me.
Presently t ^d:....................................... W-H <>verjoV(.d
Bv reHM„,'
for construction this year art thou? WhtH dost thou want?”’ ,,f hi, Heak
J.
t|„.y r, fra „
ends of this future trans
f’
‘ A ik I what did he say?’ ’ c >« d fro|||
* her# he ha„ |mm () fur
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tai line—Baker City Dem-J the Bishop, fixing his eyes upon .
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»be odd expression of the lawydt’s
than to learn h« ha«l l«een farm ;
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Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Cigarettes.
RED FRONT LIVERY STABLE.
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IS IN MEXICO.
worth. K as.. Feb 4 —Col-I
Martin, U. S. A., Aw«*iw-1
itant-Gmeral, with head-
at San Antonio, Tea , has
ived in thia citv.
lie is
Mexican bandit, (»ana, is
inerican anil, but he pass
tune in Mexico and some
i the city of Mexico quietly
ing hia forces
There are
w Anericane along the river
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