The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-24

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~ no stooa IN tne cart ana viewed the
proceedings.
ineyT 10 proRe Well enough" replied
yop, faOnei hestiea, pu1 n strange 70
'ne,n, nopooy put Ike ever drove them. =
"Weli' Turn them about said the
deacon,
but tney pad no heed to any COM
'nanu' ana nnaiiy, exasperated, job
s1ruck ohem potn with the goad, and
Iney startea az fuii run down the road.
Ciattery bangl the cart went, and both
oop ana inc deacon were compelled to
noid on the cart stakes to prevent being
bounced out OF the cart
otop EN- stop emf shouted the
aeacon u want 70 get out. Whoa!
whoa' whoa' ye yarmlnts" But the
Oxen only tossed thelr heads ana ran the
iaster' STOP EN-, cant yer
Joo was downright mad by this tiine.
o1op em yourself yon old foolP
snapped ne; you know as much how to
stop en- as no.
wen be chucked out and killed."
shouted the deacon as the cart banged
over stone'
Inc oxen We're now thoroughly fright
enea ana tanning away ior tair, and
potn men were badly scared and holding
on lor Gear life' All at once an idea
s1fnck Jop'
say deacon, cant yon talk some sea
talk 70 emt Thats what I've alters
neara Ike taiR 10 en- ne called out as
the cart bumped along.
bFoeler Hanes, such sea talk as I've
neara amt proper fer q pillar OF the
chofc" lo repeal' ana ~ call meetln on
you ,er 'iiiS u we glt out alive, replied
tne aeacon' WIN AZ much dignity as he
couia assume whlie holding 70 the stake.
20 n.y. deacon. shouted the terrified
JOB ~ may save our hves.
Just enen the cart gave q fearful lurch,
una Iie ueacoh banged MS head against
1ne stake ne was holding TO with consid-
eraoie lofce- lhis made him boiling
tiad N aaai1ion 70 his lear Splice the
mann brace! Shlver my timbers! Pipe
al ilahds 20 grogl and then, as that
naa no enect on the frantic team, Boat
anoN ana then losing all control OF
niiiiSeii' Anoy! Ahoyl drat ye, ye
I, olank orutes' and the deacon
iet out sncn spflhg OF profanity that
'on ,,,l turned shaae OF two paier.
Wilie pils was gong on the oxen had
goplen over considerable ground. The
people along tne road gazed In open
nouthea as1onisiilhent 20 see two such
seaiu eiuizehs gong along so fuf1ously
WIN ah OK team and were terribly
scanoalized al their apparent hilarity.
IKE totaiiy unconscious OF what was
soihg Oh Ut nome was ploddlng along |
Toward ms cn''mss when he heard a
Ieuriu, cialser coming oehind nm. He
Iurhed' ana could hardly believe his
1y. Eyes Ihere came his pets Jack and
niily at FURIOUS pace, and his uncle
Emu ~ uiie deacon N tlie cart,
stop en- Ike stop emF' shouted his
oncie wheh ne saw Ike
IKE stepped 10 one SIDE Oh the road,
Anu as 1he cattie dashed up called out,
Delay jack oelay' billy! At the
SOUND OF the tainlliar voice and com
lnltu Utlby 'SlODDeQ az once and went |
iuueviy up 70 their young master.
~ nave the law OF you for this, Job
balnes, snarled the deacon, as he pain