JACKSONVILLE
POST
Officia. Papr of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A MASTER OF DETAIL
Paintings to Suit Abbey Had to
Historically Correct.
When are you Coming?
One of the strongest characteristic«
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county seat of Jackson of Abbey was bis terror of anach
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor.
ronism. No detail of a great canvas
I was small enough to escape big In
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville, finite precaution in this regard, no re
search too exhausting that yielded tbe
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
correct answer to some archaic matter
of dress or armor. Because of this
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER JO, 1912
scrupulous care bls studio at Morgan
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on ball. Itself an ancient building, more
thau.30O years old. became a veritable
application.
museum of heraldic shields, coifs and
casques. Whenever he wished to paint
a certain detail of complicated armor
he purchased or borrowed a whole
as a model. Once, so tbe story Is
Grants Pass parties have incorporated a company suit
told, when Abbey had completed a
large painting depicting an ancient
with $100,000 capital, to undertake the building of a rail court
scene be discovered that the
road to Crescent City, Cal. How they will make that quarterings In the heraldic shield
Woven In a woman’s skirt were Incor
amount cover the expense of constructing one hundred rect He painted out the skirt and
his error.
miles of track mostly through a mountainous region is corrected
Ills masterpiece In oils, the “Quest
of the Holy Grail.” which he did for
not stated; competent engineers estimate the cost at an I the
Boston library, has been pronounc
average of $40,000 per mile, exclusive of bridges which ed perfect In -every detail of architec
ture, of dress and heraldry. His “Cor-
will perhaps cost half a million dollars more, making a •natlon of Edward V1L" has been
by antiquarians because of Its
total of about four and one-half million dollars. The in praised
perfection ahd accuracy of detail. It
this painting which won Abbey
corporators hope to interest outside capitalists by obtain was
his greatest fame In England.
ing right of way and laying a few miles of the track. Though Abbey spent nearly all of
bls working yenra In England and on
Railroad companies are as a rule slow to undertake the the continent, he did not consider him
self an expatriate, and he was always
construction of branch lines—in fact the profit from such keenly American In his sentiments.
Baseball was with him a consuming
construction must be apparent and when it is the cor passion.
When he discovered that
was none tn play bls favorite
poration will move on its own initiative regardless of there
game In England he took up cricket as
whether private individuals have begun operations and the next best thing, and cricket was
bls favorite pastime.—New York Suu.
Rather than tomorrow or the next day after.
Come and make your selection for your winter
goods. You will find a well-chosen, seasonable,
up-to-date stock of Dress Goods, Fancy Dry Goods,
Notions, Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Shirts,
Ribbons, Laces, Embroidery, Ladies’ and Men’s
Ready-to-Wear Apparel, Linens, Blankers, Etc.
Ladies’ Men’s and Children’s Hats, Shoes and
Rubbers. A Fresh and Farcy line of Groceries
and Provisions at rock bottom prices.
Get our prices on Flour and Feed, they will
interest you.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
You will find everything the season’s require
ments demands and new goods arriving daily at
New Railroad Company Incorporated.
invested a few thousands or not. Let us wish our friends
at Grants Pass success and hope they may force one of
the transcontinental roads to take up the matter of build
ing a road to the coast and push it to an early completion.
Seriously speaking, the construction of a railroad
and maintaining of service until upon a paying basis is a
stupendous undertaking and should never be entered into
unless ample financial backing is assured, else what
should be a benefit to the region traversed becomes a
detriment in this: that it keeps out other concerns able to
carry the project through to a successful end.
THE COURT HOUSE
Item* of Interest to Jackson Coun’y
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Roy Keizer and Lena Downing.
Frank W. Dean and Julia C. Hurley.
Charles J, Shattuck and Mrs. Bessie
Randall.
S. F. Coy and Ethel Taylor.
Charles I’ul; ski and Grace Pope.
Glenn B. Cornvell and Denzell Wal
lace.
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plies Arrive the work on the Christmm
program will begin.
A Union Thanksgiving Service was
held at this church Thursday morning.
The church was prettily decorated and
the music was in chtirge of the Pres
byterian and Methodist choirs. Mr.
Bandy preached a very interesting ser
mon on “What to be Thankful For ’’
The Woman’s Home Missionary
Society met al the home of Mrs. J. C.
F. Harrington’s last Friday, about 14
ladies being present After the meet
ing a social hour followed and delicious
refreshments of sandwiches, tea and
tarts were served bt the hostess.
A Gift With a Thought in It.
Taylor - Williams Co
FEMININE AUTOCRATS.
The People’s Store
W«m«n of Sahara Rulo th« Men With
Rod« of Iron.
The Tuaregs, found In the vilayet of
Tripoli, are descended from the Auxo
rtanl of old. who In the fourth cen
tury took Leptls from th» Roman«
after eight days' siege.
Among the Tuaregs, writes Hanns
Vlscber In "Across the Sahara.” It IS
man. the brute, who by all the laws I
of the country bns to obey the women,
Descent Is traced through the mother,
Woman shows her proud face to all
the world, while the man goes veiled
In the presence of a woman of noble
*blrth men cover their faces and heads
altogether. The women give the chil
dren what little Instruction they have
and train them to respect aud obey
them.
The stick he carries and the great
wooden box Into which he puts what
his wife suffers him to have are all the
man possesses and all he retains If for
some reason bls wife Chornies to di
vorce hit».
In Ghat when a man goes out after
sunset he Is usually fo lowed by a ne
gro servant, sent by uls wife to dog
his steps, and woe to Mm If he forgets
himself or comes home too late! He
will And the door shut and must count
himself lucky If he Is uot put on to tue
street altogether.
The young man who In spite of all
this wants to marry must pay a henvy
sum for the bride, to obtain which he
Is obliged to look for other means than
his usual work for the Arab trader
Thus he Is forced Into taking part In
one of the annuul rhnzzlas.
The women decide when the right
moment has come, and the men sally
forth against some luckless caravan or
to the rich highlands of Tlbestl.—De
troit Free Press.
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Jacksonville
Oregon
Change in Southern Pacific lime
Table.
Effective January 1st, 1910.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
20 Portland Passenger......... 8:04 A.M.
24 Grants Pa«s Motor......... 10:21 A.M.
32 Grants Pass Motor............4:48 P.M.
16 Oregon Express................ 5:24 P.M.
2-16 Oregou Express...............5:34 P.M.
12 Shasta Limited (Mail only)2:35 A, M
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
23
15
31
13
U
Ashland Motor.................. 8:45 A.M.
California Express ........ 10:35 A.M.
Ashland Motor.......... .....2:24 P.M.
San Francisco Express.. .3:32 P.M.
Shasta Limited(Mail only)5:47 A.M.
J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, pur
chased a bottle of Chaml>erlnin’s Cough
Remedy for bis boy who hrd a cold, and be
fore the bottle wns all used the boy h cold
was gone. Is that not better than to pay a
five dollar doctor’s bill? For sale by all
dealers.
David Dorn vs Mafias« S. Marriner I
et al. Suit to quiet title. Complain*
There’s one very simple way out of
the Christmas shopping problem; don’t
filed.
Utilla Nichols vs Gun Nichols, Suit shop, but sit quietly at home and sub
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Affida- scribe for The Youth’s Companion.
for divorce. Complaint filed,
The char.ces are, too, that no present
vit and order for suit money.
Irene Eaton ve Frank Kusshafer et you could buy for the young friend or
We have on hand for sale the following
al. Suit to quiet title,
Complaint the family you delight to honor could
blanks viz:
filed. Order for publication of sum- confer so much pleasure as this gift of
Lense,
Three Essentials For 9uce»ss.
The
Youth's
Companion
for
a
whole
mens.
He who would succeed must arm
Mortgages,
round year—fifty-two weeks’ issues,
Allan Smith vs Orchard Home As and the fifty-second as keenly antici himself with three vital and most uec-
Bill of Sale,
so<iationet al.
Suit to quiet title. pated and enjoyed as the very first.
esaary weapons—first, he must have
Agreements.
ceaseless industry; second, he must
Complaint filed, Order for publication
Warranty Deeds,
There will be stories for readers of have limitless ambition of purpose;
J.-icksonville,
Oregon
of summons.
Quit laim Deeds.
every age; sound advtca as to athletics; third, he must possess Unquenchable
The American Bonding Co. of Balti
Big Pines Lumber Co., a corporation suggestions for the girl at college or enthusiasm, coupled with a determine
( hat tel Mortgage,
more will go on your bond and write OREGON and WASHINGTON
vs D. S. Wood. Action lor money. making her own way tn the world; tion to succeed Given these three nnd
Aflknov lodgements.
burglary insurance.
Summons filed.
Real Estate ontract.
good things for eVery member of the something else besides-the gift of I tn
D. W. B agshaw . Agent.
Location
Notice
—
Placer,
R. H. Alexander vs California-Ore family all for $2 01)-leas than foui hgimttion—and it matters not. I be
A Directory of each City, Town and
lleve, whether tlie life of a man be
Location Notice Quartz,
gon Power Co., a corporation. Action cents n week.
Village, giving descriptive sketch of
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a
cobbler's
shop
or
a
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earch place, location, population, tele
Satisfaction
of
Mortgage,
for damages. Complaint and summons
The one to wh >m you give the
For Inrerna! a-.d External Pains.
graph, shipping and banking point;
S
Real
Estate
Agents
ontract.
I scription will receive free all the re store or whether It begins In such nn
filed.
also Classified Directory, compiled by
i
Illuminating Joyfulness tn beautiful
business and profession.
Notice Application for Liquor License
M. R. Harper vs Chnrlotte R. Bey- maining issues of 1912, as well as The things ns thnt which brightened my
K. L. FOLK A CO„ BKATTLB
mer. Action for money. Complaint, Companion Window Transparency and early childhood. With any beginning At reasonable prices. Weinteid adding
Calendar
for
1913,
in
rich,
tranaluent
other
blanks
as
fast
at
possible
until
Athdavit and bond for attachment
success will, of n surety, be his who
Her« is a woman who speaks from per-
colors. It is to be hung in the window makes jlmsclf truly deserving of lt - the line is complete. Blanks of special
filed.
ON
sonal knowledge and long experien'«, via.,
or over the It mp shade. You, too, as Hown-.d Pyle tn Woman's Home Com form printed to order at short notice
Mrs.
P. H. Brogan,of Wilsrn, Pa.,'.boiays,
PROBAT! COURT
giver of the present will receive a copy pan Ion.
JACKSONVILLE POST
“I know from ex|>erience thatChamcrlain’«
Easy
Payments
Estate of U P. Black, deceased, of.it.
Cough Remedy is far arparior to any oth«r.
Tower of Hercules.
Our sales plan enables your truck to For croup there i« nothing that excels it”
Order to take proof of last will and
THE YOUTH’S companion ,
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Travelers may still see ou the coast
pay for itself.
testament.
i For sale by all dealers.
141 Berkeley St , Boston, Mass.
of tbe English channel ut Dover the
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Remember
you
buy
direct
from
the
Estate of Sadie G. Farrar, 'leccaseli
New Subscriptions Received at this ruin» of a Roman lighthouse that was
manufacturer. No commission or
Petition foy letters of administration Ofii •«.
built nt the time of tbe Roman con-
bonuses to pay.
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'xrtæ’ '».'.-L
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Order appointing administraijr and ap
quest of Britain. Another -rncieut
a .
-i.
There are no jokers in this proposi
..romialroblalnel la mt for.nlrW, M HO rtc.
pr users.
lighthouse,
built
less
than
n
century
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, (
T«»oü*«kS,i1.e»i» ,..iiorsrufl.i.mn»-
tion.
just practical, good business per
A8.
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after
the
tower
at
Dovsr,
)s
still
serv
IMaret
Send
Slieicll.
M.wlel
or
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bofo,
tor
Lucas County, .
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rare aeroaT on ri» ™
¡••urnipra«-
ception on our part, which accommo-
i< t.» .‘vclllfilvrly.
tit r KHEMCES.
Frank J. Cheney makys vn'h ’.hat he1 Ing its original purpose. It was partly I
Nei. I 2 re"t» H r’-'iipt* for Invuln tMe book
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j dates a longfelt need among many
esrranr of the firm of F. J. rebnllt and some alterations were
on ->OW 11) QuTAIN and SELL PATENTS,
LïUy'iWm Uar» taJbdf or purity
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M. E Church
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Which on»s will pay. liow to get n partner,
1 present »nd would-be truck users.
. .¡•’Pvt
iJ’-ig business ill the! made In It. but In the main It is ths
keinJnalKNi. No «arda •»« parkori '1
patent law and other valuable ini orni a turn.
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i *-l‘v fit bi!touhtv anil State afore-1 Mine old structure that guided tbe
I A simple note of inquiry, which
v-ty L g) eft <*t ¿ani. Outtully i
Said, and that sttiu firm will pay the! Roman galteyS a« they sxlrted the
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latrili
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treated
as
strictly
confidential,
A Union service of ,he Presbyterian ___
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of One ______
Hundred Dollars Lr each i Consta of the hay of Biscay, mnklng
dtrecuun U a k ¡ <><.« and axr«tt J
PATENT LAWYERS,
receive our prompt response.
»11 cue« w .iL 1
•erti iMjr. acme
«nd Methodist rhurc Os wss held st *’>d •‘very case of Catarrh that cannot their way to the Roman port of Rrl- I .303 Seventh
St., Washington, D. C.
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Address E. E. GERLINGER,
Presbyterian church, last Sunday even- i be cured bv the use of Hall's Catarrh gantlum. This U the modern harbor
iu. .e •. >1 crop». Send io» citalo«. J
.Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
SALES MANAGER.
ing. Verv interest tw . /
Tb« C’hai. H. I«fly Co., Scatto 3
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u ns were) Sworn to before me arid subscribed of 1 ji Coruna, and the lighthouse Is the
688
Washington St.
preached by both pee tors.
in my presence, this 6th day of Deeem- most ancient thhig about it. The £. C. HOGStTT,
$. C. WHITTIHGTO»
Portland. Ore.
Romans called It the tow«r of Her Pm. »»4 **i-
S«». »>à Tre»».
A meeting of th« Sunday School I ber, A. D. 1886.
cules,
and
the
modems
have
perpetu
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GLEASON,
Board was hell after th.- m >rning
ates! the name. The exact date of its
Notary Public.
scrvlee last Sunday, to diseuas the
is <-k •
' Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- erection Is not known, but lnscrtp
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*" ",,*Dnas exercises. The | ually, and acts directly on the blood tlons and other evidence show that It
following committees were chosen: I I and mucous surfaces of the system, wns built In the time of Traian, b« R ogue R iver V alley
Committee on recitations, chairman. 1 send for testimonials free.
tween «8 and 117 A D - Exchange.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, O.
A bstract -T itle C o
A Complication.
Mrs. J. C F. Harrington, Mrs. H. W
Sold
bv
all
druggists,
75c.
Take
"Pont yon thiuk that mechanics
Rummel and Mrs. W |8h. Committee
Hall’s Family Pills (or constipation.
.(I ncorporated )
sometimes mix up natural facts?”
on music, chai man Mrs T. W. Fulton, '
Mrs. M E A >lott and Miss Edi'h
“How?"
Only new up-to-date Abstract
Here h a t o ¡ tsn who
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"Don t tbsy talk of Ike horsepower
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Plant in Jackson County.
md long c. wrwix*.
Moi day afteitHon the music «nd. TA H. H. Jlrr
ofW,!«.,., , «.wIl«»»’», of donkey «mln««?”—Ba’.tiiuvr« Au.«,-
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Phone Jacksonville 11.
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not every on« of u» b« • hero.—Carlyle.
C. F, Harrington. As soon as the sup-
all dealers.
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