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T H K L IN N C O U N T Y T E » C H E R H > 1
I N S T I I U T E — H IS T O R Y
RE-
I lU K K I )— « O L T C R O P P I N'GS U P
Frank B. Stuart,
Editor.
flditor Polk County
county
D A L L A S , S A T U R D A Y . M A Y 29.
SA N F R A N C IS C O A G E N C Y .
THOS. BOYCE, Esq , is our o u lj authorized
Business Agent in San Francisco.
T m e s LinD
boasts a Teachers’ Institute,
among many o'her organizations ol a
creditable
character.
Our
The proceedings have been
published in the papers.
S U B L IM E
IM P U D E N C E .
Institute
held a meeting in Albany, on May 4th
instant.
This Insti-
tute went out of its way decidedly in
Last week the Unionist favored the ‘ orJer to assail Catholics and Catholic
establishment of a daily mail route on institutions o f learning. History is at
this side the Willamette, but wanted
fault if the charge that the people are
Salem to be one of the chief points on not educated in "Roman Catholic coun
the proposed line o f i-ervice, which, to tries” is true.
say the Irast o f it, was ns great a piece
Take Spain for instance, the most
of ignorant presumption as had fallen CathoHc nation in the world, and, until
under our notice for a Ion«; time. But she became wealth debauched, Eng
this week, having found out, we pre- land was a mere sluggard by her side,
same, that Salem is on the East side ot ^he outstripped England in arts, letters,
the river, and that the proposed change and manufactures, nnd displayed a chiv-
would make the Corvallis uffice the dis« al>7 and civilization which cast
her
tributing point for all mails coming completely in the shade. Slie was, up
north from thence, the meddlesome to the 17th century, the most powerful
wiseacre o f the Unionist promulgates and euterprising country in Europe.
his fiat that the project is "impractica How was all this power, influence and
that it "will be difficult to in magnificence achieved, if in "Catholic
duce the Department to establish it;” countries” the people are not educated?
that the Government cannot afford it, Both ignorance and bigotry are betrayed
b le ;”
as ‘ ‘ /Ac Administration is most rigidly by the wise men o f the Institute on the
adhering to a strict retrenchment pot* Catholic question, and this being so
Now we want to km>w what may not the Solons who manage the
business the Unionist has to interfere concern lead our children into error on
in our local affairs on this side o f the other subjects as well? W ho sent out
ic y !” etc.
W e don’t interfere to oppose the expedition that discovered America?
any public improvements on tho East Catholics, and from a Catholic country.
side, so it can claim no license ou that Was not Columbus laughed to scorn bv
river.
score.
Truth is, that, like the fabled
Protestant nations to whom he uufoldcd
‘ ‘ dog in the manger,” because Salem his plans and of whom he asked a pit
will not be directly benefited by the tauce in aid of his projected undertak
new route, the Unionist is determined
A
letter received from Mr. A. C.
Schwatka, by the Oregonian, gives the
B IU U T k V .
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
H O R R IB L E T R A G E D Y !
mg to discover a Western Hemisphere?
to prevent, if possible, any other coni' Catholic Spain alone could see feasibi'-
Did it prove a
munity from enjoying its advantages. ity ip the enterprise.
Whether the measure is practicable or chimera?
What says the Institute to Catholic
not, or whether it wdl be difficult or
otherwise to accomplish— is our ¿w.«- France? Is there no culture, civiliza-
iness. Whether the Postofficc Depart tion or enlightenment in that country ?
following particulars o f a horrible trag
edy that occurred ut the residence o f
Mr Theodore Burmester, six miles east
o f Boise C ity :
-t
"O w ing to the excitement incident
to such a case, many reports are in cir
culation. and much speculation indulged
in. Lwill give what I consider the
most reliable account and await further
developments. About 3 o’ cl* ck thi-
afternoou. as Mrs. Burmester (wife o f
Theodore Burme-ter, who is well known
in the Willamette valley) was workiug
in her bedroom, she was visited by a
hired man (f»r the past two years in
Mr. Buimester’s employ) and was the
recipient o f insulting propositions from
him, which were soon followed by re
peated blows over tho head with a six
shooter
W renching herself from the
ruffian’s grasp, she got possession of a
shot gun nearby and snapped two caps.
He commenced tiring upon In r then,
discharging three loads, one of which
took effect in the abdomen. He then
passed into an adjoining room, set fire
to the house, passed on out of the kitch
en porch and shot himself twice
Mrs.
1 Burmester managed to crawl out o f the
hou>e just as another hired hand, who
was at work in the field, arrived. The
oldest child was out iu the field also,
hut arrived at the house very nearly as
soon as the hired bund, and with a pres,
i nee of mind astonishing for one o f his
age, (about 7 years,) went into the
burning dwelling and hauled his little
brother (a year or 18 months old) out
in a child's carriage, where it fortunate
ly lay. This occurred six miles below
this city, on a ranch or f.*rm owned by-
Mr. Burmester. Messengers were im
mediately sent to town for medical aid.
and a majority o f our physicians and
surueons were soon upon the ground
where the sad affair occurn d. Drs. D.
W. Ballard and Wayner being the first
to arrive, lound Mrs. Burmester still
conscious but sinking rapidly.
No
hopes are entertained o f her recovery.
The body o f this fiend incarnato was
found where stood the kitchen porch,
his head burned off, also his ley* and
arms. IIis heart protruding from his
body presents a loathsome sight, equaled
only by the deed committed.
ment can afford it or not, is*the I’ost- There is more brutal ignorance, more
master Geueral s business — not the pauperism and more crime in Protest*
Unionist's.
I f the sheet referred to i an^ England than there is in all the
would attend properly to its own tusi- Catholic countries combined.
ness at home it would have no time to
Holland is a Protestant State, and
waste in dabbling with matters that we invite the attention of the members
doesn’t concern it. When next you sit composing our Linn County Institute to
at table, Master Unionist, put on your a comparison between her and Catholic
/ ‘ bib” and keep your fingers out o f Belgium, in point o f wealth, enlighten
ment and true progress.
Does she not
other people's dishes.
none seem so ready to wield the cudgel
neither be fostered nor constitute any
will compare favorably with the best iu portion o f the education o f the rising
the State. Let every farmer iu the aud coming generations. Let us rather
county who is able to attend be present seek light.
V e r it a s .
at the Court House
next Saturday, at
2 o’clock p. M ,— sharp.
W
e
learn that Mr. Underwood, our
new Postal Agent, will make the tour
T he canvass of Washington Territory o f the west side counties within the
is progressing gloriously for the cause coming week for the purpose o f learn
o f Democracy Accounts from all quar ing the best and most necessary route
ters give assurance that Mr. Moore will for the proposed daily mail service be
be elected by a large majority, in the tween Portland and Corvallis.
We
approaching election. Hon. Ben. Hay hope the citizens along the different
den— our
Ben.— has
been
dealing
sledge hammer blows at the rotten car
cass o f Radicalism in the counties along
the Columbia.
He returned home about
a week ago to attend to some business;
but as soon as that was arranged he re
turned to the strife and is now doing
good service,
Walla Walla.
probably in or
about
C leared O ct .— The stock traders from Cal
It is a sterling
N ot A ll G one .— Thero are just a very few
of those stylish ami comfi rtab.e “ Alpine” hais
and Summer suits still left at J. II Lewis’ store;
but they are not likely to remain there long, so
young gallants about town bad better govern
themselves accordingly.
G ood .— Our efficient Road Supervisor, Mr.
C. J. Williams, has made a decided improve
ment in th s end of Main street during the past
week. Keep on, Mr. Williams ; we won’ t
quarr. 1 if you make a good crossing in front
uf our office.
W ho K nows ?— Can’ t the gay and festive
rect information in such matters ns youths aud muidens of this euterprising C. H.
are necessary to an intelligent decision burg manage to get up a cotilliou party ou the
evening of July 5th. We think it might be
iu the premises.
done without iLtub exertion. Try, and see.
T he Chicago Evening Post declares
F ire H orse .— Til. Glaze’s “ George” horse is
that "the tariff now in force is the about as well-conditioned an animal as you
cause of heavier taxation upon the far rarel; see. Til. taker pride in grooming him
well, and bis well knowu ^ood qualities keep
mers o f the country than all other tax. him tolerably busy.
1 9 * W e understand that some o f our plied by three— State, town, county and
Democratic friends in towD are engaged income taxes together.” And yet you
in getting up a club for the Washington musttqke these things as they come.
Constitutional Union.
are marketable, at very fair prices, and the de
mand remains unabated. This ought to be a
lesson to our furmers that there is more money
to be made in that line than any other, and the
demand is increasing yearly.
routes will aid him by furnishing cor
es they pay, though they were multi,
People who want States "reconstructed”
P rogressing .— The new edifice of the M. E.
Chu-ch South is approaching completion. The
walls are up and the roof is being laid on.
When completed we will give its dimensions,
•te.
U nseasonable .— On Thursday list we ex
Democratic paper, and is withal an ex and constitutions 4 reconstructed” must perienced quite a lively sh >wer of mixed hail
cellent family journal. Price, $2 per expept *hat the same reCiinstructionists and rain. For Oregon, this is anything but
natural. What can the clerk of the weather
annum-
will reconstruct ¿he tariff occasionally.
be about ?
A n n u a l M e e t in g .— The
Annual
A penalty of $2,200 a day is imposed
n
ELMBOLD S FLU ID EXTRACT BU
CHI) is pleoiaDt in toste and odor, fre« SPECIAL COLLECTOR »F CLAIMS.
frani all injurious proporti«, and immediate
in its action.
o n d s , p r o m is s o r y
n o tes , book
Accounts, and all other Claims made a
specialty a.id promptly eollected.___________
B
To Whom it Day Concern,
— The Grant and Dent families, so
far us discovered, have been taken catc
of, and all real estate contributions re
warded. the President is now finding
E L M B O L D ’ S EXTRACT BUCHU
offices for his biographers. Denting has
gives he ilth and vigor to thè freme, aud
got a Co'lectorship.
bloom io the pallid cheek. Debility is accom
H
panied by -many alarming symptoms, and if no
— It is he d up as a bit o f extraordi treatment is submitted tu, Consumption, insan
nary generosity and even magnanimity ity or epeleptic fils ensue.
that Mr. Grant should have appointed a
young son o f the late Senator Douglas
to an Assistant Secretaryship in the Ex
ecutive Mansion; but one Douglas to a
regiment of Dents is a good ha’ penny
worth o f bread to uu intolerable deal of
"sack.”
— Prentice gives this advice to young
men wishing success in life: “ Beiudus-
trious, practice economy, sav your
prayers, and contribute to a house and
lot for Grant.”
— Is Massachusetts, asks the Ohio
Crisis, any relation o f Grant’s? This is
the list query propounded, and for the
reason that this State has two important
Cabinet officers, is to have the most itn
portant ministership, and ha«> already
the chairmanship oi nearly all the ini
portant committee* in both Houses of
Congress. Therefore, we repeat, is
Massachusetts any relatiou o f President
Grant’s?
— Old Papa Jesse R Grant, in his
biography o f "llly ss ,” in the New York
Ledger, said his wonderful sou, "when
very small boy, was very fond o f money
aud presents.’’ He hangs on to that
trait as a man.
— H«»w about the Consulship at Ter
ra del Fu“ g » in exchange for a full-
blooded St. Charles pup. now? How
do post-offices rule to day? W hat is the,
latest quotation for clerkships? These
are the conventional cottnundrums ot
the day on Pennsylvania avenue.
— The Bangor bem ocm t says that
Grant’s appointments are cxnected to
increase rapidly, as they are all iu the
family way.
S trawberries are plentiful as the veriest
gourmand could wish. Our meadows and hill
sides are covered with them and our stomach
Meeting o f the Christian Church will upon any one interested in government
take plaoe at their camp ground near contracts who sits in the British House pretty well lined ditto.
Dixie, oommencing on the Friday pre of Commons. This system might be
M A R R IE D .
c e d i n g third Lord’s Day in J nne. The tried with advantage on Congress.
At th® house of Mr. J. W. Davis, May Zll'.h,
indications are that there will be a very
Several interesting articles are ina-
by Hev. A. E. Sears, James A. Kibby to Miss
)arge attendance.
voidably crowded out of this issue.
Sarah A. Davis, all of Folk county.
g iv e n t h a t m y
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GROCERIES,
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FRUITS,
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,
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General Assortment o f Tin-ware,
he glony of man is strength
Therefore the nervous and debilitated
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T
T design to keep only tho CHOICEST and
REST articles and sell them at a Small Profit
For Cash.
MY MOTTO.—-Ciuick sales aud small
p rolits,
G.
B. STILES.
DRUC STORE.
N o rth w e st C o r n e r M ain a n d MUI S ts .,
D A L L A S, OGN.
M
are regained by llclmbold’s Extract Bu-
AVTNG PURCHASED the OLD STAND"
formerly belonging to W. S. Robb, and
wishing to lire and let live, I wil1 sell at lo ir
rates, FOR CASH, everything in my line:
etili.
H
Drnjfs, Patent Medicines,
J. tV. SMITH,
J. W. NESMITH,
And all kinds of PURE LIQUORS, put up
expressly for Medicinal use.
tv. 0. WHITSON.
s
B. F. NICHOLS,
T. M TIIOMP.-OX,
S. K. JESSUP.
J. B. RIGGS, Ju.,
And numerous other Citizens.
II ATTERED CONSTITUTION RESTOR
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P E R F U M E R IE S
OF
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K IN D S *
A Do, Soda.
Cream Tartar,
Salemtns. S*igo,
Let Everybody Be On Hand!
B ir d Seed,
Sheriff*’* Sale.
Paints, Oils,
Varnishes Brushes,
Domestic Dt/es,
,
YJOTTCE i s HEREBY GIVEN. THAT BY
l v virtue nf an Execution issued the 15th d ly
of May, 1869, out o f the Circuit Court o f the
State of Oregon for tho Con-ity o f P..lk, in fa
vor of R. W. Hill and against the personal and
real property o f A. A. Mil er. for the stun of
$184. gold coin, and interest from dare o f said
judgment, ami the further sum of $4(1 23, costs
of suit aud uceruing costs, to me directed ; for
want of personal property. I have levi;d upon
the following described real estate, as the prop
erty of A. A Miller: Lpt No. 8 in Block No.
3, south of Main street, and No. 3 east of Main
street, in the town of But na Vi»ta; also all the
right, title and shares owned by said A. A.
Miller in tho Buena Vista Mill Company. And
by virtue o f the execution aforesaid I will, on
T h u rsd a y , J u n e 3->th 18(59, at the Court
House door in Dallas. Polk county, between
the hours of 10 o’clook a. ro. and 4 o’clock p.
in., offer at public sale, to the big lest bidder,
lor each, the aforesaid described property.
J. W. SMITH,
Sheriff o f Polk County, Oregon.
Dallas, May 29th. A. D lS69.-4w
Washing Poxrdersr
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W- C. BROWN & CO*
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE
D E B ILITY .
N pursuance of an order made by the Countv
Court of Polk county, Oregon, m ide April
Term, a . p . 1869, the undersigned, Guardian
of -Vary E. Lynch, minor heir of W W. Lvnch
deceased, will, on T u esd a y, th e 8 th day o f
J u n e, A. D. 1869, at the Court House door in
Dallas, in said county, between the hours oi
nine o’clock, A. M., and four o’clock, p m ., of
said day, expose for public sale, for gold or
silver coin, to the highest bidder, the one third
iaterest of said ward, being her entire und un
divided interest, of, in and to the following des
cribed real estate, viz: Beginning 6'l5cbs
North and 3.l8chs West of the South-east
corner of section 16, T. 6 S., It. 6 IV, of the
Willamette meridian, running thence North
4l.50chs. thence West 15.36chs, theiice South
78.87, thence Fast 5l.0l>cbs, thence North
37 37chs, thence West 35.64cbs, to the place of
beginning, containing 228 29 100 acres, more
or less. Also the undivided } of the following,
viz: Being a part of the donation land claim
of N. T. Kennedy in T. 6 4 7, S. of R. 6 A 7,
W. of Willamette meridian; Beginning at the
S. K. corner of Browu’s lot o f land on said
claim, running tbeuce West 15.00ehs, tbenco
South 8.00chs, thence East lo.OUchs thence
Noith S.OOchs, to the place of beginning, „on-
taiuiug 12 acres, more or less.
All of said premises being situated in said
county and State. Sale to commence at one
o'clock, p. ii., of said day.
T. J. DICKEY, Guardian.
April 12tb, I860.
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COMPLAINTS. GENERAL
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HAVE
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U RIN ARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in
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From whatever cause originating, and no
matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases o f these organs require the use o f a
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and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and that of Posterity, depend upon prompt use
of a reliable remedy.
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Established upwards o f 18 years, prepared by
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Ever brought into Polk co e n tj, ineluding
Spring and Summer goods of the Latest Styles,
which we are determined to sell as Cheap, or
Cheaper than those of less inducement.
We have a very fine assortment o f
L A D IE S ’ T R IM M E D
HATS!
To whb-h we invite the attention o f the Ladies.
Also, to our full stock o f DRESS GOODS,oon».
sisting of Silks, Irish and French Poplin«,.
French Merinos, all-wool Empress and half and
all wool Delaines; and especially to our com
plete assortment o f Brass Buttons, Fringes,
Gimps and Velvets o f all colors, our Gingham«,,
Lawns, Cambrics, Swisses, etc., etc., in great
variety.
We call the attention o f GENTS and HEADS
OF FAM ILIES to our fine assortment of
CLOTHING and H AR D W A R E ,
Druggist,
No. 594 Broadway New York,
No. 104 South Tenth st., Philadelphia, Penn.
GROCERIES and CROCKERY.
AH ot which we w il! exchange for
Wool. Wheat. Bacon, Butter, JEgga,
Flaxseed or washed Cotton Rags.
Call and see ns. You will always find ns
happy to see you, happier when we show you
eur goods, and happiest when we sell to you.
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C. B R O W N 4 CO.
Dallas, Polk county, April 30, 1869.
ATS, GENTLEMEN’S AND L A D IE S’
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J- H. LEW IS’S.
UEENSWAKE IN ABUNDANCE,
At
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hereby
Published by
IN POLK COUNTY.
T. G. RICHMOND,
N
is
Wife, Catharine Bdrry, having absented
herself without just cause or provocation from
my bed and board, I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her.
__
JOHN H. BERRY.
Dallas, May 14, 1869,-4w
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J. II. LEW IS,
JOS. LIGGETT.
o t ic e
F
— Gett. Grant is in favor o f the Cu
bans because they are foreign relations.
matter whence it originates, nor to what
of the county are involved, and if prop< in this direction as Protestant religion- ifornia have succeeded in clearing this county
er steps are taken a county fair can be ists! Bigotry and intolerance should pretty thoroughly o f stock of all kiuds that
gotten up this Fall, in this county, that
■—Grant’s "reticence” is discovered
to mean that things generally must be
"kept in the family.”
DAVIDSON,
Office, Ho. 64. «^joining Telegraph
Offioo, Front ot„ Portland, Ogn. >
For the purpose of organizing a
liAV A ccident .— A son r f Mr. Jno. Nichols,
A deep seated about 14 years old, living a few miles out of
cultural Society in Polk county
This end it is propagated
town, was thrown from a horso on Thursday
energetic promptness is highly credita prejudice against the religious tenets o f last, breaking both hones of his left fore-aim.
ble, and is a good augury for the suc the Catholic Church, not unntixed with Dr. Jessup set the fractured limb and we are
cess o f the undertaking. Let no man envy, prompts most o f the assaults glad to be ablo to state the young man is doing
as well as could be expected under the circum
say he is not interested in this move against the people of that faith ; and
stances.
The interests of every citizen
— Prentice say* there are scores of
political rings o f ail characters, but the
biggest rinii yet heard o f is Grant’s
tautily circle.
T
M ore N ew G oods .— Mr. G. B.Stile* has re
F a i r l y S t a r t e d . — By reference to parative statistics ?
ceived another large invoice o f assorted groce
Mr. Editor, 1 am not a Catholic nor ries since our last, to which he invites the at
the first column o f advertisements on
this page it will be seen that a call is the son o f a Catholic, but my notion o f tention of the public. He also proposes to keep
this market well supplied with fresh and dried
published, signed by a large number of things is, to "let justice be done though tropical fruits during the .summer season—or
our prominent citizens, for a public the heavens fall.” Error, gross and anges, lemons, figs, etc.—some of which he has
meeting, next Saturday, to take steps uoiuitiyated,'ought to be rebuked, no now on hand. Call and see him.
ment.
W IL L IA M
AT
T iie profession o f an editor is one o f
N E W A D V E llT J S E M E .X T S .
responsibility and honor, when honora
bly fi led. To the editors o f our polit
ical papers do our political parties look
IMPORTAMT NOTICE 1
for mental food. Yet if the person who
by accident or otherwise, is in cliarg- o f c o n c e r n s i ;v i ;i c v o y i :.
a political organ, is an imbecile or a po
here will me held at D allas ,
litical quack, the party sustaining *uoh
Polk county, Oregon, cn Saturday, June
organ is truly unfortunate. — Courier.
5ih, at 2 o’clock p. in , in the Court House,
Poor Yamhilliaus ! How we do pity
A Public Meeting,
you!
cut a sorry figure on the face o f com-
towards organizing a Stock and Agri.
H A N D - GH EN A D E S TH R O W N
T H E “ W H IT E ItCURE.”
Price. # 1 25 per bottle, or six bottles for «6 50,
delivered to any address.
SOLD
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