The Redmond spokesman., September 21, 1911, Image 3

PRESIDENTS.
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of the I'lllted S illín r*rr
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10 lie • •• m|UÍII*ili I lie
f«*or «f cenrlcliun
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ADJOINING.
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«ruai» *n»l once by I lie
i n<v#.iona * b»0 H># I"»
n ii . . . not !• #*{•* enough
i J.*»• niraiurr* o trr th«-
I'» irlo or lo impeach him
rd »«• pa***-'I hy Iho «i n
M.r li ?H, I H i 4. eoncuHiy;
I Andre* J*<k»«>n for al
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>n of I ho constitution
, hr lu* frm n ill of tin* not
ilrpodU from lli# I'nilril
nk ih * fnajorit) of llir
o|'(Mi«nl to Jackxin in
upon that hank, ami tin«
rrtiiur# »•• the unir thing
uM >lo almul it
Jack»«,#
«I .gainst tin* resol at ion *«
i |,t an**er »hit'll no opptir
[’f.llltl !*• »ff 'filrtl It m T r
rrftut'tl to receive the pr«i
‘mall*, on Jan IC. IH3?. the
on of censure a a* clpung#«l
■journal of thr aerial#
fond reeolution of censure
i report adopte.) I.» t It*
from tli# liou«# roiiimitler to
|l*re*i<!rnt John Tylrr'a m o
f IMS
in r#ferr#tl T h u rejoirt c«o
It’;« pre«ident for aliened tm
uae of the reto |otwrr Tv
•ted against thia. a* Jack
1 1 .l ine hefore him, hut he
I « e.iroilter of the «cuate, rot
k : It waairtag Jackaon a pro
k-1 o a u t t r I t lu» protaat
rent him a Cop? of tha
ireto'ution on th* former oc-
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The Townsite of Redmond
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FAIR ACRES is highly improved,
each lot being in blue grass, alfalfa,
timothy or clover, and each lot or
tract has from one to twenty shade
trees and a ix?rmanent water right
with an abundance of water.
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Large Lots, 1 Acre, 5 Acre
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For sale on the following Liberal Term s:
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10 per cent of the purchase
price, cash down, and balance
payable in 30 equal monthly
payments. Interest on de­
ferred payments at the rate
of 6 per cent.
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Jamea, »ho had taken a
|in ipelling
* »poke up Kuiie, " it’a
, bee auae there ii a »hole
rtercn the t'.rat and lait let
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For further particulars
call on or address
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kanw one,’* «aid Jack, "that
th r e e
V a l-elwcen Ha
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bat »ord it that?'* a ile d Uo
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rlraguered.’ " cried Jack tri
ally.
[ kno* one." «aid Philip, "that
ni fr than that 'Tranaeonti
I* haa a »hole continent be
ita o's iininp and ending "
flrtr- raruc' lent» them all,**
I " ' I >:r, 'for it . ..fitaina an
6. a- I an ocean ta larger than
I c o n t i n e n t . Li ppincott'a.
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WON BY A 0.1UM.
■nli.K Military Bull«.
queer, quaint »(Torta at
lition hat# been mail# by
i officer# A certain major or­
ni this "ttereille »ill ha at
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l e i r v« !r will parade
| l m The brigade will fii.ire «I
4 m The «un »ill ri«e at »
It »•• during the guerrilla
' of IM I ?, after the building
■b* bloekhou.ra, that it became
***r’ to cheek the hat.it of the
of »leeping outaide th# block
#» fur the ..ike of conine»* and
il'.rt A certain »taff officer
•*» ■ d the following
in'. ■ .r.Ì. r •• N , , nr ,« permitled
^1* '»ut«ide the blockhouiu'a e |
the •< ntrira " Though the in
f ' on
thi» order i« clear, it*
hwolog, ,« no| «Men on out
'lut* are forbidden to atnke
^ e . on tha aky lin«>—London
idard.
Ftatterlnf.
1» name ,« Bilker," «aid th#
•tiger to the moving picture thra-
propnetor *Tm Bilkey the
npo«, r I underatnnd yon are ua
illuitrated aong, 'When the
j^j .bp* Down Behind the I »oaky
? > . yea." the proprietor re
“We found it »a« ju it th#
« *» »anted.”
Jliank.. th an k .’" cried the de
P i Mtbor
**• the proprietor continued,
* needed aonietlnng to get the
_!>nr* °"l I h M ween our half liour
and your aong emptied the
uw quicker than anvtlung elae
*’*r tried " -C lc * e l.n d Plain
*l#r.
, h * W « , N «t C on au lt.U
R'fl forced by her parent, into
, ' r ^ . b l e match with an old
_ . *kou .he dotwtud, when the
I ir/ Tm*n c"rT1' »0 that part of the
where the hr.de ,« « M if
ronienia to t.ikc the kH dl g m *
W * her hnahaitd. lid, with great
"iplieity.
“Dh.d.'
ret '»ar. no, air. but you are the
r",r" 'n who haa aaked mv opin
I fit R
, h* n .atter!"—London
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T h e • « t i l « • ( A r t . l a a B . m a M I c C«>-
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water, nade Andre mount upon h ia 1
shoulder* and hold hia drum clear \
of the water. In thia way the two |
crossed the river, Andre beating his |
drum lustily all the way. Once on
the other side, he pounded it in a
way to well nigh wake the dead.
The Austrian* who were massed
near were nearly all raw recruits.
Hearing what they took to he tha
drums of an advancing force of
French and remembering the te r­
rible French onslaught of the day
Wfora, they fled. This left the
bridge clear, and the French l»eg«n 1
to pour aeroea. Andre waa joined
by other drutnmera. The Austrian
flight became a ro u t The French
•wept on, with Andre Fatienne, «till i
drumming, at their heed. Soon the
whole Austrian force waa retreat­
ing, utterly beaten.
Year* later KatiennrV heroic act
was celebrated by being represented
in atone on the front of the Pan­
theon at Paria. The funeral of the
little drummer of Areola waa at­
tended by a great roncourae of
French officer* and aoldicrs.
••a« it »ran.a H i.t.ry.
There atanda in tha French town
of Cadenet, III» natire place, a mon­
ument to tho memory of "Tlie Lit
tie Drummer of Areola,” Andre Ka-
tienne, the hero of one of the moat
romantic epuodea in French hi»-
tory it »a» an »piandn that lllu*-
trated the eitraordinary nubtary
ealue, to often attested bj tha
world’« greatest general#, of »hat
Othello called the “«pint «tirnng
drum ." It may he «aid, curioualr
enough, that Napoleon Bonaparte'#
great career wa» built upon a d ru m ,'
for (he battle of Areola »a« »on by
tho beating of Ratienne’a drum, and
the Cor»iran hmtaelf alwaya dated
hia confidence in hi* own fortune
from thia battle, won in K96. The
cireumatancea were thme
Bonaparte, hemmed in with a
imall army at Verona, between two
greatly auperior force., .allied out
at night, made a forced march, and
with I t.000 men fell upon the rear
of 50,000 Auatrian* The hattlo
T h a Manay L andar le N h.daaia
laated aerenty-two hour*. On th#
According
to Misa Char’otte
aecond da? of the fighting th# Aua­
trian* obtained tnch a poaition that Mansfield’« “ Via Rhodesia," no pen­
they completely and murderously niless person is allowed to enter
•wept the bridge of Areola, which Livingstone. "1 heard.” ahe aava,
the French had gained and which "that the awkward predicament of
they rnuat hold if they expected to not having enongh money waa often
averted by a crafty money lender,
win the battle.
It waa an unlooked for move­ who for half a crown would lend
ment. No officer waa near, but An­ the neceasary £t0, waiting for the
dre Fatienne. the little drummer, would be borrower outaide the
waa there. He went to hia aergeant boundary and receiving the money
and told him that he should cross hack aa aoon as the examination
the bridge with hia drum and beat term inated.”
It on the other aide.
"R ut," proteated the aergeant,
"before you place one foot upon tho
bridge yon will l* killed. No man
on earth could lire on th at bridge.
However, ran you swim v>
"1 can," said the drummer.
Jobbers of
"Then awim aeroea with your
drum ."
"Impossible I" returned Fatienne.
"Should the drum liecoine water
soaked I eonld not heat it on the
other aide.”
But the aergeant wa* equal to
Dray Line in Connection
thia difficulty. Being himaelf a fine
awimmer, he plunged into the
McSherry’s Feed Store
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REDMOND,
J. C. WILLIAMS
owner
OREGON
STATIONERY
CONFECTIONERY
Watchmaker
and Jeweler
Kodaks, $2.00 to $25.00
Postoftico Building
Eastman Films
REDMOND.
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OREGON
Premo Film Packs
Post Cards and Velox Paper
BUCKLEY EXP CO.
Daily stages to and from
all passenger trains on the
Oregon Trunk Line and
Deschutes R. R.
Madras. Metolius and
Opal City
Mendenhall's
MAGAZINES
FRUIT
I'asMrnger and Express
Buggies and Hacks
STUDEBAKER
We have recently received a new stock of Buggies and
Hacks of the celebrated Studebaker manufacture, and if
you are looking for anything in this line you can save
money by placing your order with us.
Come in and see
this line, whether you want to buy or not.
WAGONS The Dependable Kind.
We have in stock a good line of STUDEBAKER and BAIN
WAGONS that we are selling reasonable.
If you want a wagon
you had better see us liefore placing your order it will pay you.
Kendall
& Chapman,
Redmond, Ore