The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-21

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steeds in their wild career. But they
wouldn't stop; they were headed for
those oats in their own stalls, and con-
tinued to go for them with undimin-
ished Yehemence. The young lady let
'em 60, and mounting another horse
which she procured from neighbor-
ing farm house, came up with them
about two miles further on the road,
where q man had headed them Off.
The carriage and harness can be
mended so they will do to slosh around
Docs farm with, but they wouldn't do
for Princes retinue.
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BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEM-
BER.-The September number of this
popular magazine is issued, and is
fully as attractive as ever. 1t contains
more variety, is filled with more live
stories than any other magazine in
this country, and this is what makes
it such d favorite with the people. All
find something in it that interests and
amuses. The illustrations are seasonal
BILE and the descriptions well written
and instructive. Just glance over the
following lists of contents and see
what a rich treat is before the reader:
1.-THE English Field Daisy" "lhe
Sparrow's Nest;p "She went to gather
Flowers;" Haunted: or, Florence w.
ington's OATH" "The Gift of Christ;'
"The Moccasin's PRICE" "Life's Con-
trasts;" "In Shadow" 'Back to
Back" "The Violet" "English Peg
Legged Bob; Morning and Evening""
"Will she Marry Him?" "My Love-"
A Golden Fetter;" "Mandy's Boarder;"
"Ennui;" "Hated to DEATH" "Nancy
of the Hill FARM" "a Great Con-
queror." Our Young Peoples Story
7'eIIer-"Lelia Grey: or, Twice an Or
phan;" "The Little Rosette Maker"
"Ruthven's Puzzle Page;' "Curious
Matters" "The Housekeeper;" t"Facts
and Faneies;" "Our Art Gallery"-
Humorous Pictures.) Published by
Thomes & Talbot, 36 Broomtield ST.,
Boston, and for sale at all the periodi-
cal depots in the country.
$500 REwARD.-The sheriff of Jack
son county offers a reward of $500 for
the apprehension of John w. Brown
and w. A. Brown, who murdered a
man in Sprague river valley a short
time ago. The Brown brothers are
now in Benton county and as Sheriff
Palmer of that county will be apt, to
make it pretty hot for them they may
cross the river into Linn, The follow
ing description Of the two murderers
is taken from the Jacksonville Times:
John w. Brown is described as being
about twenty-eight years Of age, with
dark hair moustache and chin-whis-
kers, heavy dark eyebrows; black
eSeS' square A. s@uaetI euot abt S'JuC iucbos % in
heigbt
w. A. Brown is aged twenty-five;
eom1pleTion darn; eyes hazel; nous nous
brown; long armed square shouldered,
but slender ouild; helght ABOUT SIX
'eeV' --
MATCH HER, IF YOU CAN.-We
have young lady compositor in this
office, who, on the third day after she
entered the establishment as an ap-
prentice, set up twelve sticks Zone col
umn) of type, with scarcely typo
graphical error in the whole column
The second day of FER advent lnto the
Office she distributed acolun1n OF type,
doing the work almost as "cleehly" as
an experienced jour. During con-
tinual typographical experience ol
eighteen years we nave never known
progress of tour girl;n and we chal.
len9e the craft anywhere to "match
her if they can" Now look here
Boysl we didn't mean the sort o.
amatehu you're thinking of, SO just
dry up your snlckering.
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