Jacksonville post., June 13, 1908, Image 2

TOMBS OF SPANISH ROYALTY.
PROLONGED LAWSUITS
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Ilrrmany Hold* Ileeord with
Settled After 4 7 tv Years,
JACKSONVILLE
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Old Favorites
The celebrated chancery suit of Jarn
dye«* against Jurndyce no longer hold!
the record for duration, according U
the Ixmdon Express. A case which hat
Burburu Allen.
lasted at least 10!» years was mention I
ed In the law courts recently.
(English \ersion.)
Among a number of motions before In Scarlot Town where 1 was born,
There was a fair maid dwelling,
the divorce court Judge for leave tc
' ", “Well away,'
presume the deaths of different person» And every youth cried,
her -----------------
name was Barbara Allen.
was one in the name of C. S. I’ulteney | • And
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Counsel asked that the death of C. S
All in the merry month of May,
l’ulteuey might tie presumed to hav«
When green buds were a-swe!ling;
taken place in the year 1780.
Young Jimmie on his death bed lay.
"When?” demanded Sir Gorell Barnet
For the love of Barbara Allen.
In amazement.
"In 1780,” repeated counsel, amid He sent his man unto her then,
loud laughter.
I To th» town where s'le did dwell in;
“Mr. I’ulteney,” he explained, "was Saying "yon ride to my master.
married about 1770, and had a daugh | If your name be Barbara Allen.
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ter. In 1780 lie left England. He has
For death is printed on his face,
been advertised for, but he has never
And over his heart is stealing;
Ixu-n heard of since. In 1700 a sum of
< hast«- away to comfort him,
£1,000 was paid into court and It now
t,tl ¡ you lone|y Barbara Allen.'
amounts to £1,600.”
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
“What has It been doing there all Slowly, slowly, she rose up,
| And slowly she came nigh him;
this time?” tlie Judge Inquired.
Counsel replied that legal proceed And all she said when there she came:
“Young man, I think you’re a-dying.
Ings were started In 17IHI. but nothing
further was done until 18IMI.
"Recollect, recollect, recollect young man,
"Why not?” asked the Judge.
When I boarded at your tavern ;
"I do not know,” counsel answered
You drank, you walked with the ladies
“Extraordinary!”
exclaimed
Sit
round,
DEALER IN
Gorell Barnes. "Who wants it now?’
And you slighted Barbara Allen.”
"I am afraid a good ninny peopl
want it now,” said counsel. "The prei. “Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes, oh yes,
ent applicant Is a great-grandson of the I When you boarded at my tavern.
wife of the brother of Charles I’ulte , I made the health go round and round,
My love to Barbara Allen.”
ney.”
“Certain persons,” he added, “claim He turned his face unto her then.
And Jeweler’s Sundries
the sum and proceedings are being tak | With deadly sorrow sighing;
Repairing of all kind* a Specialty and ail en in the Chancery Court. The death Saying, “Come, pretty maid, and pity ma.
Work Warranted
of ('. S I’ulteney is the only link want
For I'm on my death bed lying.”
Opposite U. 8. Hotel
Jacksonville, Oregon Ing In the title.”
“I have not much hesitation In pre “If you on your death bed lie.
i What need the tale you're telling?
sinning the death of Mr. I’ulteney,” the
Judge stilted. "I am quite sure be If No better will you ever be,
For your bonnie Barbara Allen.”
•lend.”
Germany, however, has beaten even As she was cruising over the field.
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this record.
| She heard the death bell knelling;
A lawsuit between the local author And every stroke did seem to say,
Ity <>f Friemar, a suburb of Gotha, and
Unworthy Barbara Allen.
Contractor and
certain mill owners In a neighboring
She
turned her body round and about,
village was amicably settled recently
She spied the conine a-coming ;
after -178 years of constant litigation,
Estimates Furnished on
"Lay down, lay down the man." she said,
say a Central N“ws Berlin telegram.
Repairing
“And let me gaze upon him.”
Buildings.
Rough and Dressed
Lumber of all Kinds
J. W. HICKEL
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS
Mont GorireouN liuriitl \ aultM—Mar­
ble Effivie* of Children.
The escurlal in which for nearly
three centurlM the Kings ami Queens
of Spain have been burled is said to t>e
i the most gorgeous burial vault In the
world.
It is an octagonal chamber, 36 feet
across, with Its walls, save where the
coflins stand, entlr“ly overlaid with
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precious marbles. The staircase which
leads to it is of marble with Jasper
walls. The general effect Is unspeak­
ably splendid. In the midst of this mag­
nificence are the massive black marble
caskets let Into the walls, containing
the bodies themselves. They are all ex­
actly alike. Inscribed simply with the
names of the different kings and
queens. There is room for Just six more
monarchs and their consorts.
Of another character altogether Is
the vault devoted to Spain's royal chil­
dren—princes and princesses
Here
white marble rules, and very charming
are some of tlie effigies over ttie tombs.
The local name for the vault is “the
place of the little angels," and though
many of tlie princes who lie here were
not at all angelic In their lives the Im­
pression left by the white marble wings
of tlie statues Is one of spotless purity.
One unfortunate Spanish king, Don
Jaime II. of Aragon, Is daily on view in
the cathedral of Palma, in Majorca.
The sacristan of the place takes you to
a yellow marble monument hi tlie choir,
opens a cupboard, and pulls out a very
ordinary coffin with a glass lid. As
poor Don Jaime died in the fourteenth
century, he is not now ut all a lively
spectacle. His mummy is made gay.
however, with Imitation royal robes—
cottony ermine, and so forth.—Tlt-BIts
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JACKSONVILLE,
With a sorrowful eye she looked down,
Her cheeks with sorrow swelling;
Jaundice, or icterus, is not a disease.
While her neighbors cried all in a moan, ' but only a symptom, occurring in the
“Unworthy Barbara Allen.”
course of other diseases; but it is so
The Immense amount of work re­
striking a symptom, and one so easily
quired to coni the modern ocean going When he was dead and in his grave,
recognized, that it is often regarded as
sten liter or warship Is not realized by
She was stricken down with sorrow ;
A FULL LINE OF
a disease in itself, while the under­
the average layman. The present cus­ “Mother, mother, make my bed,
lying condition of which it is a symp­
tom consists In transferring the coal
For I shall die to-morrow.
Paints, Oils, Calcamine,
tom is looked upon as its cause.
by derrick from lighters in bags or
Brushes, Sash and Doors
It consists in a staining of the skin
buckets, requiring many days. A New "Mother, mother, go dig my grave,
And dig it both long and narrow;
the eyes, ami Indeed all the tissues of
Patton’s Sun Proof
Young Jimmie has diet! for me to-day,
tin- body, witli tlie coloring-matter of
1'11 die for him to-morrow.”
Paints.
the bile, which is not cast out, as it
should lie, but is taken up by tile blood
When she on her death bed lay,
and carried to all parts of the body.
She begged to Is- buried by him;
It is produced In one of two ways:
And sorrowfully repented of the day,
by obstruction to the outflow of bile
She ever did deny him.
or by the action of some poisonous
"Farewell,” she said, "ye virgins all,
substance which alters the constitution
And shun the fate I fell in ;
of the bile. The first form, "obstruc-
Henceforth take warning by the fate,
tive” Jaundice, Is the result of more
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Of cruel Barbara Allen.”
or less complete closing of the chan­
nels
through
which
the
bile
escapes
Young Jimmie was buried in one church
Office one block south of Courthouse
from the liver. This obstruction may
yard,
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON
be duo to plugging of the passages by
And Barbara in another,
gall stones, to the presence of a tumor
Filina» made on home, trails and timlwr claim.».
And out of her grave sprung a rose
Correct plat . weekly »hon ing all va< ant land
And out of his sprung a brier.
pressing upon the passages, or to in­
Notary Public and Convcyencer
flammation and the'resultant swelling
Legal paper» of all kind» made out
Specisl
They grew and grow to the church top, of tlie mucous membrane lining these
attention given to paper» in »ettlenmnt of ealale».
Until
they
could
grow
no
higher,
passages.
Abstract ot Land Titles
They locked and tied in a true love knot.
Most complete net of al»»traet l»»«k» in the
The other form, called "toxemic”
The
rosy
and
the
brier.
county
Abstract made promptly and a,-rurillely *
Jaundice, Is an accompaniment of cer­
Real Estate and Insurance
tain general diseases, such ns malaria
Fine list of county und town property for »ale
(Scotch Version.)
ami rent.
York man Ims seized upon tills oplsir
or yellow fever, of poisoning by phos­
Money Loaned
It was in and about Mart'mas time.
phorus and other chemical substances
Warrant« l»>ught and old.
Collection» made. tunlty to devise nil up to date appara-|
When the gren leaves wer a-fallin’.
Taxes paid
Itenl» c<dlet t<»l. I'ronipl reply to all tus which Immensely simplifies the op­
That Sir John Graham, in the west coun­ or of acute atrophy of the liver.
letters. Chare«-» retmonable
eration am) does away with much of |
The color of the skin varies, accord- .
tries,
References
Ing to the Intensity of the Jaundice, j
Fell in love wi’ Barbara Allan.
necessary. As
lion II K Hanna, judge l»t iudicial «lintriet. the hard labor now
Modern Met liod of Trn n sferri n jc l-'nel
from llghhr io Steamer.
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City Meat Market
CLOSED SUNDAYS
WE SELL SAUER KRAUT
EDWARD BINNS
Jacksonville
SILAS J. DAY
ami any Jacksonville busincs « man.
shown In the illustration, the coal Is
drawn up an Inclined elevator and
dropped Into a chute, where It runs by '
PROFESSIONAL (ARI)S
gravity Into the hold of the vessel,
Within the »elevator are numerous
bucket* attached to a movable chain,
The buckets are tilled ns they reach,
the cud winding drum anti automatlc-
ally dump the contents into the wait­
Will Practice in All Courts of the State ing chute when they reach the top.
GUS NEWBURY
Attorney-at-Law
Otbceotl (»liferniH »tr«H-L one
liltwk .south of the court house
C. L. Reames
A. E. Reames
REAMES & REAMES
LAWYERS
l‘radice in All State and Federal Courts
Kahler Block,
JACKSONVILLE
H. K. HANNA, JR
LAWYER
Office: One block south of depot.
JACKSONVILLE,
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DR. T. T. SHAW
DENTIST
Office in Ryan Building. California St.’,
Upstair*
JACKSONVILLE.
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Bread, Cakes
Cookies and Pies
GfORGf St MIL UR,
PROPRI! TOR
<'nr»l»««ne»a of the
liens.
that is, according to the amount of hfle
He sent his man down through the town, coloring matter circulating In the
To the place where she was dwelling,
' blood, from a light lemon to a bright
“Oh. haste and come to m.v master dear,
¡saffron hue, or even a dark yellowish
Gin ye be Barbara Allan.”
green. The eyes are frequently the
first to show the yellow color, and In
Oh. slowly, slowly rose she up.
mild cases may be the only parts
To the place where lie wa.« lyin’.
where the Jaundice Is visible. The sa­
And when she drew the curtain by,
"Young man, I think ye're dyin'.”
liva. perspiration, and other secretions
are usually stained yellow.
"It’s oh. I’m sick. I'm very sick.
There is generally an increase of
And it's a' for Barbara Allan ;
perspiration. Itching also is very com­
(Vh. the better, for me ye’se never be
mon. and this, like the perspiration,
Though your heart’s blud were a spill­
may l>e general, or limited to certain
in'."
parts <>i the body, ami grows w >rsc at
“Oh. dinna ye mind, young man." sh. night.
Sufferers from Jaundice, unless fever
■aid,
“When ye was in the tavern a drinkin1 ¡Is prevent, usually have a slow pulse.
That ye made the healths gae round und I ll.’ndnclie, ami sometimes dizziness. Is
round,
coniplaind of. and the patient is likely
And slichtit Barbara Allan?’
to be exceedingly Irritable.
There Is no treatment for the Jaun-
He turned his face upon the wa’
dice Itself. An endeavor must be niade
And death was with him doalln’,
to discover the cause, and if this can
“Adieu, adieu, my dear friends a',
be removed, the skin will sissvlily re­
And be kiud to Barltara Allan.”
sume Its natural color, ami with this
And slowly, slowly FOM «he tip.
will disappear the Itching, the head­
And slowly, slowly left him,
ache and the other symptoms so often
And sighin' said, she could not stay,
associated with the Jaundice.
Since depth of life had reft him.
Tile Bridies lutti been In tlielr new
country house for scarcely n week be­
fore the girt who went out to hunt for
strictly fresh eggs cante back empty
, blinded.
"Where are the eggs, Ellen?” asked
Mrs. Bridle.
"Sure, munì, Ol couldn’t foind a
wan."
“Did you look In the henhouse?"
“Yle. mum."
"And In the haymow?"
"Ol wlnt all over the place.”
“And the manger?”
“They warn't there, mum.”
"Well, sometimes Henry collects the
eggs In a basket and hangs It under
the cow shed.”
"Ol found the basket, but It wtt* SJie ha-lna gene a mile but twa,
Impty. Ol hunted all over the pimi
When she heard the deid bell ringin'!
and. high nor low, «erra n sign of thfm And every Jew the deid bell gi'ed.
eggs coititi Ol folml anywhere."
It cried, "Woe to Barbara Allan I”
"lHmr me." said Mrs. Bridle absent­
ly. "I hope they haven't been mislaid !" "Oh. mother, mother! mak' my bed.
And niak’ It saft and narrow ;
—London Scraps.
Since my love died for nt, to-day
I’ll die for him to-morrow."
(,hhi. SI.ter Away.
Little Kitty (entertaining him) —
Caret»«*.
Mintle thinks a lot of you. Mr. Wellon.
Two Irishmen, meeting one Jay. wer*
Elderly Suitor Doe* she. dearie?
discussing local news.
How do you know?
| “Do you know Jim Skelly?" asked
Little Kitty She says you'll be the
rat.
darllngest old meal ticket that ever
"Faith,” said Mike. ”an' I da”
happened Chicago Tribune.
"Well,” Mid Pat, "he ha* had hl* *p-
pend lx taken away from him.”
ThnssktlMs.
"Ye don't My *oT’ »aid Mik*. “Well.
"Ills wife hits been tnad at him for
It *erve* him right. He should hav*
»ver a week."
had It In his wlf*'* name."—Every­
"What about?”
"He said that Helen of Troy was body'* Magazine.
Too Seasick to Hat.
"Yes,” said the steamship
“that's our best price for a
cabin passage to Liverpool.”
"But." asked the prospective
"don't you make any rebate?”
"For «hat':"
"Well. say. for nine meals,
ways sick tlie first three days
Philadelphia Ledger.
Ilrawlaa
tlie
agent,
second
touflst.
I'm al-
out.”—
I.Inc.
“Ches, mem, I gnu tie your geek oof
you gnu in It prokeu English l>e satis-
fled.”
"Very well ; I can endure broken
English, but 1 wish you to understand
that I shall draw the line at broker
china.”—Houston Tost
Roma people leem to make a apéela!
ty of thinking second-hand thoughts.
Race horoe« and watches should gs
doubtless the most beautiful woman
A young man Is apt to bellevs that
that ever lived.”—Houston Post.
tie has friends who would di* for bin» Cor / all they are worth.
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