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About The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1911)
N o th r EXPRESSED HIS IDEA. (..»Min Vata.d ih» Ob,«cl »"• 1« Hi* U t* e ' " S u g a r C s a t s d " ■ * 4 ' ■- i V ' ■A • -4 4 1 amt turn» m em upaiue «town, in one rainlniw we woo the r a n of the •nn entering the raindrops at the top and rebooted to the eve from the bottom, while in the other we roe the r*v* entering the raindrop» at the bottom and reflected from the top, whonoe thev reaoh the eye rifniilont Lincoln had a *tyli. of hi» own even in writing hi» »tali» papers It does not appear that ho took pains either to eocure or to «ioni ornamentai diction. Ilo wa», A Pit *f |K« P ii»w howovor, foni! of homolv hut oi When vou tlnd vourself in the presure phr**e». Kor thoao ho possession of sundry blue devil«, «hoxred hi» proferente upon oeca- proceed to outdevil them. If th« > » on. a» Mr. laimon toil* m hia would have you go a mile go two tv olio,non» of the man nulo* Put your » ill into it and «ce In o"«' i, hi.» me-«ages to oon- how blue \ou ran he. Pretend gre«* Mr Lincoln used the form vou are a bluer blooded artstivrat “»ugar i oated." W on the doru- than anv of tbo»e that have ootno to rti. nt » ,i< pia 0.1 in the hand* of the vi»it. Be ¡»olite to them and lot public printer. lion John D IV them entertain vou lh> anything free», that officer was terribly thev bid vou do Sit down and . >, kid and offended Mr IVfree* mourn and wail to their heart*’ eon wa* an a'compì »hod scholar. a man tent. Iterate evert thing and even of fa»t .iioiia taste and a devoted M h I v .Tuat trv it. Blue devil» arc friend of the president. with whom «neh contrari imp* that thev never ho was on term» of great intimacy *»av long where thev are »oil treat It would never do to leave the ed. Their good mi»»ion i» to tor forbidden term in the me»»ara; it meni. \ heartv weleome »end« muft l>e ovrunged—other» iso it them tl'm g Nautili!». w ould fopevor rema n a filinoti» Mot fair name of the president. on I r i d o Pnttd. in To ns it seem« a curimi» »him on tlto good |Vf*rr» hurried a«av to the |Mtrt of our ancestor» of the tho White Hon»e. where he told eighteenth centurv that in their announcement» they # Mr. Lm.-oln plainlv that “sugar marriage tod" wa» not in good taste if Von ought to remember," »aid should so often choose ami with such »eoniing roniplacencv to en h«*. “that a me«»age to the eon- lighten the world with regard to gre»> .*f the I'nileil States is the amount of fortune received quite a different thing from * i with the bride». Here are two speech hofore a nta»» meeting; that eases in point: “ Mr. Jam es font*» Mich me«*age* become a part of the of Jeffry’» Sq . merchant, to Mi*« h!«torv of the eountrv and should Peagrum of Knightabrnlge. £Jrt, ♦ hereforo be written with sorupu- 0 0 0 " “ VI*. Smith, gentleman, of lou« rare and propriety Sueh an ♦ he ?d Troop of Horse tìnards, to rvpre*«ion in a *tate paper i» u n Mrs \ n n Gardiner, a maiden ladv dignified. and if I were you I would aged, 'tis said, near TO. with a for a'ter the «tructnre of the whole tune of £20,000.”—Chamber»' J o u r »entrnt r." nal. Mr. Lincoln laughed and then «aid. with a eomica! »how of grav ity: “John, that term erpreaae* Hi* Picturo Kiltod Him. precisely mv idea, and I am not go Among the Greeks the Rio«t fa ing to change it. ‘Sugar coated’ mous painters were Cimon of Cle- must sta n d ' The time will never ona, Polygrotua, Xeuxis, Apelles, come in this country when the peo Apollodorua and Parrhasiua. Of ple will not understand exactly these the greatest were Xeuxis, who what ‘sugar coated’ means.” is said to have laughed himself to Mr Pefrees was obliged to yield, death over the picture of an old On 1« H i, J.b and the message waa printed with woman that he had painted, and "IT. HIS LITTLE L Railroad men ar> telling this ine- out amendment. Apelles, who, according to some ac dent as having oeetirnol on a K in TK a A m a t t u r H y p V#e* | ««« tra m t o u r time ago The ra • counts, painted cherries «o perfect« Cltvcr Whin Two Ra'nbow* A po Soon. ly that the birds peeked at them, 1 «{»read and the engine. ti-nd.-r and When two rainbows are some- thinking them real. Apelles was a “Now, Maud." u> . 1-^.,’ur. with tvaggage car left the tra. k. I.ut the tiir.es seen at once, one outside the contemporary of Alexander “t t “ a complacent »mile, “ I « r- ja r wa« not hard en other, the inner or primary bow. as Great and waa commanded bv the ' " • ke 1U l,t ‘“ J1* « P ^ 'm c n » I the sleeper« in the rear l’uilman» it is called, is alwavs the brighter, conqueror of the world to ;>aint hi* f,ire <*“ n i,rink* J Htt " ni*' 1 In the !a»t Pullman the porter was and the red band of color is always picture Hi» greatest work was ''.'pnotic influence ,f you will - -r. j shining shoe« and. thinking the on its outside. The outer or sec “ Venn« R,*,ng Krom the S e a " no‘ to rewiat Ju s t p u t v o u r train waa .topping at an unuatial ondary bow is much fainter in color, painted for the temple of Ksculapiu* >n a pa»»ive condition l r place, he went ahead to »re at»,- t and the red band is always on the tt Co* and costing, it it said, over DO,^ 'ni » fO VM,r • v#« •»» the difficulty He w.* I ! ! that inside. This is because in the pri $100.000 If !• claimed that no t h , t *'&"* now *n'' torK*i »" within a « ouple of hours the engine mary bow the sun’s rays are reflect artist -»» side to complete hi* un- J “ur mind a b -ink t ■» i ; cotlld l*e put tsiek and the tr.c k re ed only once, while in the »o-nnd- finished picture«, many of which he co’' n * *'**-* »ceond* by mv watch. ' paired So he got hu«v with hi- ary bow they are reflected twice, left at the time of his death. The girl followed direction» liter «hoes again which makes them fainter in color illy, say* the I»ndon Tit-Bit«. In Suddenly a head popped out n ' twenty second« her eye» blinked: in : on*- o f the berth«, and a man forty they rlo»ed. shouted : “ Ah. I knew ( would a u n e e d ' “ Sav, porter what are we «fop exclaimed Edgar, highly elated ping here f o r ’” “ Now. Maud. I command vou to “ Oh,” answered the porter, “ w- tell me the secret» of your heart had a w reek Whom do yon love? Tell me. I “ A wreck * Wnw' ( th-oh-oh-wow command you." **' Mv neck* Mv rh e « t' Mv Health is often endangered by unsanitary cooking A momentary expression of resist ' h „ k * O h - o h - o h '" - Kan«»« 1 iv ince crossed the girl’» face; then Journal. utensils. Physicians have found that cancer is »he «poke in a monotone: ■ “ I love Edgar Popham, a n d " — T k * flcwttuh caused by enamel ware chipping off and irritating “ Yea, yea!” cried Edgyr, treni- The origin of tiio thistle as the the stomach. tiling with delight. “ Go on Tell national badge of Scotland i» thus me all the aecreta of your heart ” given bv tradition When tin- lia tic If you have children or invalids in the family beware ” 1 love Edgar f’npham,’’ eon- invaded Scotland it was deemed un tinued the girl in the same tone, M»rbke to atta< k the enemy bv of cheap cooking utensils that crack, scale, peel off, “ and I would love Inin more if lie "ight ui«tead of m |.it< h.-.| ImMle famish and rust. Disease germs lurk in the worn - e r e not ao stingy. I want to go *’.v lM,t "n one orra-ion the m to the theater twice a week, and v,,,|,r' trieil a night atta. k In or- places and there is further danger of tainting the I he take» me only once in three : der to prevent their tramp le-mg food. Health is too ptecious to take risks with it months. I want diamond ring», j heard they marched lam-footed, and and he gives me ring» with cheap , thev had «in» eeded in creeping i lose Be safe. Use •tone» m them When I go out I up to the ScottIth force* unoh- with him and get hungry he never served when one of them atepfied •>n a thistle and uttered a rrv of thinks of oyster*. When I”— “ Enough!” cried the young inan pain. The alarm waa given, and the “ ” attack »a« lieaten off Out of g ra ti “ Awake! I command you.” And lie fled without waiting to tude the thistle Wa» adopt IM I a» the insignia of Scotland — I^ndon aee the result of hia command. As the front door slammed the Chronirle. voung girl opened tier t j m , » #| i w ^ tly and «.id: Bilenee ia t h . ' T m r n t i„ which I hope did not spring too mueli ; gr,.„, t „,ng* fashion themselves h^-e "»".h 1 P«rh *P" 1 Igrther, that a. length thev mav have I d the diamond ring, and the fll„ (|, which are guaranteed for I 5 years constant service oyatera go till another time. int„ divlight of |,f,- which they are henceforth to rule. All the •nd will never spoil food nor endanger health. H o w C . r n . g i . Qol L i b r a r y I d . a . considerable men I have known I)r. Andrew Carnegie told an T his new ware is featherweight, beautiful, easy to audience at Liverpool that he had i forelaire to laihhle of what they “ taken to library forming liecause , were creating and projecting S e t, clean— does not tarnish nor rust. The slight extra ^ hia father did it before him.” Wil m thy own perplexities do thou' cost is more than made up by long service and liam Carnegie's efforts at lihrarv i thyself hut hoid thy tongue for one founding were, an Edinburgh con day; on the morrow how much absolute safety. temporary points out, extremely clearer are thy purpose» and du modest na compared with the work ties; what wrc. If and nihhiah h a v e of his distinguished son. In 1804 i these mute workmen Within thee Mr. Carnegie’s father waa a jo u r I swept a wav when intro-ive noiaea r e r c shut out! Mauri, e Maeter- neyman weaver in Dunfermline He rinek. and two other driver» of the elm11In ______ bri Util, I MI Nili»* • ha , \\ nlf iif It,. , ¿Ini. IVlD. iti u " " t * . i v i f«»9 111 M s | AM 1 <ta»uth I Alttft | ‘r i r k j •Han. h a « 01 «.i •*n$kf M ma I »■«• m «Al I a I i I ia I i t'! aiim i.. • tu» I «I, I r f m r 1 I* lltlMiunrr. a ! Dttyiui, « mi Iti, ■ J ANNOUNCEM ENT I Ml 9 tAltltAtif i At • * *• Sltte I a ih M h I I ( J AMI* « \\ \\ of I \il%rt, i hi j Starting this \vet*k we "ill sc*II Bool, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Uhickons and lur- keys delivering same into Redmond at wholesale prices Owing to our low prices we will not sell anv beef in less than 2.’> lb. lots, veal not less than quarters, mutton not less than sides, pork not less than a quarter. Everything must he strictly cash. If you find anything unsatisfactory you need not accept. Call us up on phone and save over 2 . ' ) per cent on your meats. Guard the Family Health 1892 Pure Spun Aluminum Cooking Utensils Look For Trade mark on Every Piece “ 1892 ’ Aluminum — the original, insures that you get the genuine. There are imitations, »o be sure this trade mark is on every piece. For Sale By E. GREGORY r 1 7 , * " r ’’” " ........ W they had m their re sp e c t,r. home. to one house. T he combined libra- nea figured out only twenty volumes I he pioneers were joined by other weavers, and they agreed to tax themselves to the extent of a few pence per month and from this fund purchase new hook* The lit tic institution ultimately blossomed into the Dunfermline Tradesmen's | library.— W citnunater Gazette. E n jo y in g l a d H .alih , «There g...» Mr. Wh,„g rer. She {enjova l„,d health ” , ,lnd).rMfl|n<| , . . . . * B M I ay she CHJ..V»’ had health ?” “ Exactly. Nothing gives her more pleasure than d c - r ih in g her iptoins.' — Birmingham symptom»” 11 -raid. l'he |M-rw.i> .i|,o i, w ith hia pr, sent fu rru ^ m i g h t be int,-f e«t«d ta ,r '««I h a v e to "* r ^ him through an «4. CLOTHES U lv o n td , N v / i . i i r t d ani P rv sM td 1 have .-ts-ned s ing and r.q*ir iby , the eviri er of f! sfd!|| street» ai d a»k th*A ronnge ' t b.we wx-jy c h ith e s a n e j. r»i ,-.| or pr. .-.I Kq price* and salai ten guaranteed. W . VASE Reilmol !. On Two Bb Cornets for Sale Two high gride Itb C'omrta, U*st rnaile, »atm silver fin ish, gold plated l-dl. high and low pitch. Then«? cor nets arc practically new and will lie sold at a Imrgain. hor further information in quire at Spokesman office. A Pun* Mumii A e I.' lwh i tied ad |»'rsisti-ntly printed, will ¡veil ANY 1 IIINti of value. IDV'-O TO S l’OKANK and RE TURN v iu THE OREGON TRUNK RY and THE NORTH BANK ROAD. NATIONAL APPLE SHOW AND E NAK-OPS CARNIVAL S|»»kane, Nov. Z l■:#» Tickets will tie sold Nov. i!n d to jxth, giaal for return until I)ec. 2nd. A splendid chance to hii - the worlds gri-atest apple exhibition and enjoy the pageant« of Spokane a annual carnival Oregon Trunk train leaving Red mond 7 21 a m. arrives S|*>kanc ‘J;4n p. m. same day. Details will I m * furnished on re- quest w E. roman. ||. lUukol. 0 . F. * P. A. Agt O. T. Ry, I ortland Ore. Redmond, (ire, ■ ! i ’! t r " n' nt. ” f ' h' In terio r If « ■ aixl other at I h r pallrs, Orcg.ai .\„v rmbrr Alh. 1011 . * • r,HV- t i a n ' s ^ T h*,rr,’v, th .| r h r i.. tian N tv,renarn. of Slater». o r, who N » Si.-fore||,e|, nwp.el «rrtlon7ll.lt mn h.r.* 7 !' ' ” iuamrl tr ,„erL{: °t mien«,.*, makr tinat nmimutal»,,, p, at.liah claim to the land alavvr (traerib «1, la-fore It C Kill« II u »ifn,- r .# L offlrr I 1 • at ” • ||rtM| -s Cfwnm «M m. r, at hia 0 i* g»n. Of, the Z3nt .lay of IWembe'r. |«*U iaimant names as wntriraae» la,ms A »inkel.Jacob l( Yoat, Kabl t’! , ^ "• J," , J K kor PUBLICATION A SPI ( I VI BAIG— Tty om # • ! m * b « m i I «KfWHtt A oethlAf « MB| I fc*od. Il H 1|| ' l . e » I t h i m i l l o {h p o f É*»** tt* L *"kl in on# I -Ml «f o* or ! #r r t f f t . lb # j* t 1 1 « fl a ■ ' e t ' * Mditw Cr «• 1 »»7 r*# Al ## l Of T » ft H# wm « a »4 k r i** f- H . K . (¿KEiiOBT J.F.HOSCH.H. FHVSKIAN (Mitre in R. In I A * * Bunding R e d m o n d , Or*- F. H. RODEfW I ’hfjsician and Surf** <HHrr in Khret Hr«» W*1* ifiS ’ M k r ' . r ' ^ r ». i Noveml-r. fith |U| | P a n for,..; E yeaT M <d»r,,W " erlv FitU< First publlr'alsm N T i t f t C * ! ; noth 35 c Sauce and si IF'hfl NOTICE KOR PtIHI.ICATION ’ ° rr»f,,n- Redmond. Dret«" ¡n s w r it? % No. ■'Hi 07ltm, ' , horn.-.tea,| se»nej a e rt^ T 1, a, »hip it »o,„h. ]2 l’!r'! lamette Mentllan, has flint H not of in- Oa.-ii IM» I « r r e nr Dr. .1. BARR »<- eat..... . H.?m“l,7;mlr u,f l,T t oriiini»sii„„ r ... . „ .. V- O. • n r mi t ............ I tili is ,r t 5 Glaitnanl names as win, ^ »• * oH|Hn»n, .1 (im p/kniv., Read (Jregfiry'a ad on laat page . C T - ....................... ¡ o f this bstic. a 'V V P. BUR N S & CO. T he Maltese cross with the words Pure Illinois H u t^ i lAiltl nlf\« i- «I | j HARVEY J. HARRIS, Manager I » « (lr|iiriitutii Johmion Buildtfii a Redmond,