The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

It and that with the grace and ease OF
& Brnmmel, and as he turned his broi
= back upon the yokel, that personae
/ felt a'desire to get his charge out
the way of danger.
: But this was more easily wishe
9 for than achieved, Captain Bob di
| his very best, and as he could be witt
5 when be chose, he made little Mis-
Emily laugh and grow merry. Afte
the fight was oyer, ID which he gwunI
/ his bright sword and charged ant
halloed off his chestnuC horse witt
all the fire and vigor of a Dahlgrei
raider, be came and gave Miss Emil,
his arm, and in spite Of the black look
of Farmer Reuben he led her up tt
show her the tents, the cannon, tn,
neighing horses and the officers guar
ters. She was delighted and amazed
beyond expression.
Then he arranged a little lunch il
his tent, and the servent (who was |
gem set forth the rarest spread tha
was to be obtained, and down to II
sat the captain; Miss Emily, the cap
!, tains friend, and a charming miss who
was engaged to his friend. 1t is tc
be perceived that there was nothing
the feast improper in the whole thing
yet Farmer Rheuben stood aside and
ss4ore vengeance and walked up and
down with flaming eyes.
But what did the brave captain
care. I? The next day he went to cal
upon the little beauty at her pretty
house and he stayed to dinner and
then be took her to ride.
This went on for three days. Miss
Emily was all the time at the camp
looking at something new In the day
and the captain was always at her
cottage in the evening.
But about these two there was re-
volying ball of fire in shape of Far
mer Reuben.
A hundred protested to Miss Emf
I ly, but it did no good, A thousand
times did he bend baleful glares on
the hanghty captain, but it only made
matters worse. He reasoned, swore,
pleaded, begged and finally took to
violence. The captain while on his
usual destination on horseback, one
evening encountered Farmer Reuben
ON the road and accidentally came
near running him down. Reuben
charged at the gallant soldier with a
pitchtork with murderous strength
Captain Robert drew his cavalry
saber, and just in the nick of time
caught the farmers dangerous weapon
in the center of the hanGle and shiv-
cred it to pieces.
Then he descended and gave him a
sound thrashing. After this was over
the farmer in pitiful voice complain
ed that the captain had ruined his life
for him. Said the captain to himself
"this is my time" He begged the
farmer to come to his tent. They sat
down together and conversed ration
ally upon the matter which interested
them most Said the captain in eff
ieov, ,'Hr a.,
feelings. My object is to be fair to
all people in the world. l am in debt
70 ..aIioos Posi t,ess en 70 Sne GA
My heart bleeds to know they arc
suffering while am unable to afford
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;1s ~ n'o oonoo ,r 70 th;a ~ ;ro NO t;Ua % y
iIo'S Ta Sot o0 IN sesm;ng @ ; n;Ssrv e bnt With
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IT," ,rer,bleG NH JIS and beSan M to m GROW sick with
on~;a,n -
s 1n "a r,;rrtos cortor Roh oroso
"a ovtandad his bong Tbe farmer
ciasned Il With both of b;s eyes ~
@ groaned Rob, and the farmer fled in
bot haste fearing q renentance on The
mart of III. cantain,
But alas. tbe unhappy soldier He
had bargained without conntino on
Miss Emily. The picture Of her 2 BRET.