Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-09

School starred up 90 ID-S1Ay' tDt
q, With teachers aud scholars in their
pssees.
Rev. BDnuell preached here Satur
day evening, Sunday morning Aod
evening.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson has been quite
sick With Ia grippe. He aBd all Others
are getting better.
New Year day passed of quietly.
No balls nor parties, but full of & Oh
resolutions VI the future.
The new sidewalk from the church
TO the depot is bsioz built. Tnis IS q
much Needed Improvement
Mr.. Weaver is DoE walking aronnd
10 health. Every time be sses the Dr..
bis face shines with love and gratitude,
for he says the Dr.. saved his life
DR.. Stirling Is with Us again. He left
because there was not 3 vacant ho1se
in the town for him to occupy. That
speakes well for the town, but hard up
on the Doctor. Since the DSctor re-
turned be has been very busy trying
to get twist upon Ia grippe and be
has done it.
Aumsville is great center for pogiti-
Cal aud religious discussions. s-B@s
com's grocery store" is left far bzhiod-
Ii appears to be a rule adopted, that
no Oue shall telieye anything any one
else says. No o0e can convince Mr..
Meserve that money Is freely Offered ct
this time 10 New York City al PEI
cent interest on ''calI" lOzos, and 81
To 4 per cent. on Commercial pzperz.
Mr.. Garb favors free wool, but Il Oh
posed TO free wheat. aud gives his rea-
sons-beeause he has no sheep and does
not raise wheat Mr.. spear thinks that
all laws enacted by the legislature
should be submitted to the vote Of the
people, befUre they become binding
upon the people, "becauss the Pc Jple is
the government"
the Populists have not decided vet.
to the principles they will advocate,
but IL is understood that they will take
up any issue that will secure the most
votes One thug is settled with them,
that the tariff Is all q humbug," aud
that it don't make any difference to the
country whether it is "free trade or
protection" The plank, on which the
government store houses for grain and
other farm produce" and the
plank to have the govern
ment control and sell the
rum tariff has been Withdrawn, aud
they are trying to replace them with a
plank to submit ali Legislative acts to
the vote Of the people" II the plank
has 10 be as large as theI- ballot will be.
1t will smash their platform all t.
pieces, trying TO get it 10. Toe R-pub-
lican party at Aunsville hold TO the
same old hobby" "honest IN Iuey,
houest election, protection for Ameri.
can labor aud AneTica for Americans"
The Democrats are rather weak. They
cry free trade, but not very strong. III
they are prune men they think that
prunes should be protected. II sheep
men they think wJp. sh IuIi he prDjec'
ed but everything else free. Tb. y
don't like their prssi i7nl (CleveltndJ !
They don't like their x governor (Pen |
noyer). rhey are On a rough sea with |
out cbmptss or RI Ter. The principles !
that they have afvo ,ated aud the .
promises that they have made have
proven disastrous Their cry for repeal
If the elective law, state BANK, aad fire !
trade, have maie every homes; mem
Der of their party ASHAMED. All the |
Democrats II Aumsville are honest.
FROM HUBB ARD.
J. q. Fowler went to Woodburn last
Monday.
Local sports were after the duel
last sunday with fair success.
WIN. Steve, Of Nseiy, WAS doing
business Ia town last Monday.
s. F. Daniels bou gh, oft his partn er
WIN. Years, In the Temperance saloon.
Last Friday Joseph J-nninss moved
his family and personal ffscts to wood. :
burn.
A. b. KirlE, pr.ssmAn OF ths Ore
gonian, made a d nyiug visit to his peO-
pie last sunday.
William Wolfer has just returned
from an excursion TO the Big Bend
country, Washington.
George IL BESIDE is moving into the
house belonging TO DIR. Weaver, recent
~ vacated by joseph Jennings.
/. Isaaeson went down to Portland.
last Sunday, returning Monday night
Wilson KiriE attending To the freight,