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- viirK -( T" V t"" V i 6 DA1LT OAHVAK JOUSNAIs AKKM. OBBOON. MONDAY, MAY 21, 1006. ti m STATE TICKCT Vv, , , - j l V. 8. SENATOR' (Short Term). (' P. W. MULKBY; . v , of Multnomah County. V TJ. S. SENATOR "(Long- Term). t JONATHAN BOURNE, JR., of Multnomah .County. ll FOE CONGRESS U 1st Congressional District. J- WILLIS 0. HAWLEY, V of Marlon C6unty. J ' TOE' GOVERNOR t JAMES -VITHYCOMBE, of Washington County, ' FOR SECRETARY OH STATU P. W. BENSON, of Douglas County. i. FOB TREA8UEBE OF STATE GEO. A. STEEL, of Clackamas County. FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME OOUET ROBERT EAKIN, of Union County. FOE ATTORNEY GENERAL A. M ORAWFORD, y of Douglas County. iFOB STATE SUPERINTENDENT ' J. II. ACKERMAN, of Multnomah County. TOE STATE PRINTER t WILLIS S. DUNIWAY, v of Multnomah County. TOE XABOE OOMMISSIONEE O. P. UOFP, of Multnomah County. FOE JOINT SENATOR ' ' Linn aud Marion Counties FRANK J. MILLER, of Linn County. ' MARION COUNTY , REPUB LICAN TICKET Marion County Republican Tickot. FOE STATE SENATOE Marion County. THOS. B. KAY, of Salem. ' J. N. SMITH, of Salem, FOE EEPEESENTATrVES v FRANK DAVEY, ' of Salem. ( LLOYD T. REYNOLDS, of Chomnwn. GEO. P. RODGERS, of Salem. J. II. SETTLEMIER, of Woodburn, JEROME D. SIMMONS, of Monitor. FOE 8HEBIFF W. J. CULVER, of Salem. FOB COUNTY CLERK R. D. ALLEN, of Salem. FOR COUNTY EEOOEDEE D. G. DRAGER, of Mehama. FOE COUNTY TEEASUEEE W. Y. RICHARDSON, of 8tnyton. ' FOB COUNTY SUEVEYOB B. B. HEHRIOK, JR., of Turner. FOB COUNTY CORONER A. M. OLOUGH, of Salem, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER W. II. GOULET, of Woodburn. PRECINCT OFFICERS. FOR JUSTICE OF TUB PEACE Salem District. DANIEL WEBSTER, of Salem, FOB CONSTABLE Salem District J. 0. JOHNSON, of Salem. We are now Prepared to Contract for Prunes for fall Delivery Tillson & Co. 151,161 Hish Street Phone Main 139 ZaZHZT m A at.. 4 BMMPS JM IW 9W i - ( mr -v Smiles People who live In glass houses should not throw stones at formor po litical associates In a rodhot political campaign. , Jefferson Review tin: "Tho cam paign in Marion county is tho tamest ever. Republicans seem to think they havo a cinch and tho Democrat k not seem to havo energy enough to mako a hustle." o Glendale News: Prosperity etlll writes her namo over tho country in letters as big and bold1 as ever, but H is a good tlmo to pay as wo go. It Is a hard job to pay for high priced things after tho prico has ceased to be so high, ' Tho Democrats havo found' out that Withycombo'a brother John did not get out his papers until 1883. Another brother used' to flsh for suckers with out snittintr on his bnlt.. What' is worse, there 1b not a Democrat in the wholo family. Forest Grove Times: The enterpris ing people of tho Coos Bay country will hold n Farmers' and Shippers' conercss at North Bend May 23 and 21 and tho chamber of commerco at North Bend is sending out invitations to U that nro something unique. They are printed on wood but tho wood consists of thrco pieces of their famous pro duct voneored together into a solid pleco only a Httlo thicker than an or dlnarv card. On it is printed) a big crab, sorrounded by a border of sea shells and; in tho extended arms of tho crab is tho lettering of tho invitation. Tho invitation and tho accompanying litcraturo makes one want to grab his hat and rush down there quick so as to get ahead of tho crowd. o A NEW O. E. & N. TRAIN. Upper Columbia River Given Service That Is Appreciated. Tho now local upper Columbia river train put on by the Oregon Railway & Navigation Company May 20th will do much toward attracting tourists to points along tho river botweon Port land and Tho Dalles. Tho new train MARKET QUOTA TIONS TODAY "Make 8alem a Good Home Market" Poultry At Stelners Market. Egga Por dozon, ICM10. Chickens ll12c. Fry lfl18c. DuckB 10c. Poultry, Egns, Etc. Eggs Per dozen, lOVi. Butter, retail 30c. lions 10 lie. Frya-12UiC. Gceso 8c. Ducka Oc. Frulta, Vegetables, Etc Potatoes 2530c. Onions 2Vj to 3c. Tropical Fruits. Bananas 5c per pound. Oranges $3.00H.OO. Lemons $4.50 $5.00. Iilvo Stock Market. Steers 33Ac. ' Cows So. Sheep 3c. Droseeii Yoal S'fcc. Fat Hoga CCVjC Grain and Feed. Baled clover 18. j Cheat $7.00. Timothy $909.60. Oaka-4540c, Bran $20. 8horts $22. Salem Flouring M11L Wheat 0c. Flour-$3.60. Portland Market Wheat-Club,- 7172c. Volley 70c, Blueatem 72c. Oats Cholco white, $29. MUlstuff Bran $17, nay Timothy, $12$13. Potatoes 5060o, Poultry Average old hens, 14 IBoj mixed chickens, 1314c; broil ers, 2022H young roosters, 1213c ohlokenn, 16166j turkeys, live, 17 ISoj turkeys, drossed, choice, 220 23c; gees, live, pound, lOcj geese, dressed, per pound, lOcj ducks, 1718c; pigeons, $1$2; equabe, $2$3. rork Dreed, 77Hc Bwf Drowsed, 4H5tf. Mutton Dressed, 56c Hopa-Oregoa 1005, 1112W; old 5H7c Wool 1903 clip, valley, cearee to Medium, 2223c Masters Oregon, lfilo. Butter Fasey Creaaery 17H 0e; More, 12l2yjC, Kebab-28 M. r iftffttitf m& mJiMmMiimi WANT AND NEED. There's a big difference, between what a baby wants and what he needs. Deny" him the one, give him the other. Most babies need Scott's Emulsion it's the right thing for a baby. It contains a lot of strength building qualities that their food may not contain. After a while they get to want ifc' Why? Because it makes them comfortable. Those dimples and round cheeks mean health and ease. Scott's Emulsion makes children easy; keeps them so, too. 8COTT & UOWNH, 409 Pearl St., New York.' leaving Portland as it does, at 8:15 a. m. and' arriving at Portland1 at 6 p. m.' tho same day, gives an opportunity to spend tho day at some of the delight-' ful places along the upper Columbia'' river, and: permits them to return homo tho same day. Tho train ds made up of baggqgo car and coaches,, .and1 stops at all points in both directions so as to accommodate local travel as much as possible. Tho lichtne8 of tho train, howover, per mits it to run nt a high rate of speed botween stations, so that, even with tho stops, good time is made. There aro many beautiful places along tho river, such as Rooster Rock, Latourelle, Multnomah Falls,, Bonne ville, at which a day's outing and pic nic can bo enjoyed1 to tho uttermost, and this new service makes it possible to tako such outings, whereas, in tho past, when tho cervico has been per formed by tho heavy, through trains, it has been impossible to do this. Columbia-Southern passengers, in stead of waiting at Biggo, which is un attractive, aro taken to Tho Dalles promptly, whero they await tho train for Portland, coming in on No. 1, ns at present, or taking tho local, as they may desire. It is snfo to say that the girls of 1000 are sweeter and more benutiful than the girls of war timos. Tho up-to-dato girls all tako Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tab lets. Dr. Stone's drug store. NEW LOCAL TEAIN. From Tho Dalles to Moot Columbia Southern at Biggs. initial Trip Sunday, May 20, 1006. Train Schedule Lenvo n. m. Portland , S:15 East Portland 8:20 Clarnio ...fS:33 Fair view S:43 Troutdale 8:30 Rooster Rock '. f9:04 Bridal Veil 0:12 Oneonta .... f9:22 Bonneville ..." 0:41 Cascade Locks . 0:53 Wyeth ..1 10:00 Vlento .' fl0:17 Hooi Rivor 10.33 Mosier 10:45 Rowcna fl0:5S Arrive- Tho Dalles 11:15 Leavo Tho Dalles ,. 11:20 Summit 1 fll:35 Celilo 11:45 Doa.Chntcs fll:52 Biggs 11:59 Train Schedule. Leavo p. m. Biggs ' 12:15 De ChutcJi . ., 12:25 Celilo 12:34 Summit fl2:45 Arrive Tho Dalles . 1:00 Leavo Tho Dalles 3:00 Rowcna ' f3:15 Mosier 1.... 3:23 Hood River 3:40 Vlento f3:55 Wyeth 4:06 Cascade Locks ... ...1. ...... . 4:20 Bohnovillo 4:32 Oneonta ...f4;50 Bridal Veil ... 5:02 Rooster Rock f5:10 Troutdale 5:25 Fulrview 5:30 Clarnio f5:41 East Portland 5:55 Portland 0:00 Traiu also si ops at Latourelle, Mult nomah) Falls and Collins. Columbia Southern passengers, instead of wait ing at Biggs, will bo taken to The Dalles promptly whora they await the train for Portland, coming in on No. 1, aa nt present, or taking the local, as they may desire. Rates and1 particulars by asking any agent or writing to Wni. McMURRAY, Assistant General Passenger Agt. A. L. CRAIG, General Passenger Agt, PorUaad, Ore. 4mmn9WnnmnMfmmmmmmmWWMmuvmuvmMmw SOCIAL15 I '! (This spaoo is hired by 8lMwMlltKllli8l a O SBtfOLA Candidato for Unit ed States senator for long term. j, D. STEVENS Candidato for United States senator for tho short term. He is an old soldier, serving three years. Was taken prisoner and held in Libby prison till March, '65. No vot er should fall to give Mr. Stovens his support. O. W. BAEZEE Candidato for gov ernor. Ho is a. farmer, owning and running a large farm in Sherman county, and is today tho only candi date before tho people representing tho common people. Vote for men who represent your interests. E. 0. BROWN Candidato for sec retary of state, resides at Roseburg, Oregon. He is now the secretary of tho Socialist party of OrCgon. W. W. MYEES Candidato for con gress in the First district, is a sub stantial farmer of Clackamas county. Was a soldier and son of n Mexican sol dier, and a representative of tho peo ple. A. M. PAUTt Candidato for congress from Second district, is a self made man. Ho is also an old-soldior and is a boliever in freedom from tho oppres sion of tho great corporations. GEO. E. COOK Candidate for state treasurer. A resident of Astoria, Is an old soldier one of tho boys who gave tho best days of his life for tho preser vation of our country, and! now seeks tho emancipation of tho wago slave system, and laboring mon should cast their vote for him. . J. O. COOPER Candidato for state printer. Served) threo years in the ar my. W. S. EIOHAEDS-Candldato. .for dairy, food and labor commissioner. Was born in Illinois, Ho is a first class master mechanic and1 ouperintondont of tho chair and furnituro factory at Albany. Ho is just tho man to fill the placo. Bo sure and vote for him. MARCUS W. BOBBINS For su premo judge, io now a resident of Grants Pass, and for fivo years has been a practicing attorney. O. O. BRIX Candidato fof attornoy gonoral. Ho came to Oregon in 1003. no is also an export stenographer and attorney at law. J. E. HOSMER Candidato for state school superintendent. He is a grad uato of the law schools, and was a for mor editor of tho Sllverton Appeal, and is now practicing law at Portland. B. F. RAMP Candidate for state senator stands for tho common people and their interests. Z. T. BOGAED Candidate for state sonator. Ho is a man of sound judg ment. Has been a farmer the best part of his life. Opposes grafts. Favor elec tion of all officers by the people. F. J. VON BEHEEN Candidato for representative saw that tho Socialist party was the party of the common people, and stands for the freedom of tho masses from clas legislation. OORVALLIS & EASTER E, E. TIME TABLE NO. 31. Trains From and. To Yaqulna. No. 1 Leayes Yaqulna 7:00 a. Arrives at CornUUs 11:18 a. Arrirea at Albany 12:15 p. No. 2 LeAvea Albany 12:45 p. Leavea Corvallla 1:45 p. Arrive at Yaqulna ...... 6:00 p. Train T and From Detroit No. 3 Le&TM Albany 7:50 a, Arrives at Detroit 12:30 p. No, i Leaves Detroit 1:00 p. Arrives at Albany 6:40 p. Trains for Corvallla. No. 8 Leave Albany 7:55 a. Arrives at Corvallla 8:35 a. No. 10- Le&vea Albany 2:30 p. Arrives at Corvallls 3:10 p. No. 6- Lecves Albany 7:55 p. Arrives at Corvallla 8:1E p. Trains for Albany. No. 5- Lecvee Corvallls 6; 90 a. Arrives at Aleaay 7:10 a. No. 9 Leaves OorraMts 12:49 p. Arrives at AAaay 1:X p. BL m ra. m. at BX ra. JMmtlmSm.JkkJjiSi.', J.itrfiWIfeMlWartMri'-'rirtVi ..tfi. - - j,i.A - , - (JULyUJMIN tho Socialist Committoo.) J, E. MUBPB3T Candidato for rep rosentatlvo. was born In Indiana, but was raised on Howell Prairio and is now proprietor of tho Salem Tile Works. Stands for equal rights to all classes and special privileges to none. A. M . BLINSTON For representa tive, is a sturdy farmer and fruit rais er of Rosedale. W. H. STEUENBACK Candidate for representative, is a farmer of How ell. Ho is a reformer from principlo, bolioving in the best laws and protec tion to all classes with special privil eges to none. 1 H. B. MUNSON For representative is a well known blacksmith of Salem representing the laboring class of peo ple, of which ho classes himsolf. J. H. MACK For sheriff. Ho has always been identified with labor and its neods, including tho labor prob lems of tho day. MELVIN BUEDIOK Candidato for county clerk, is a fine business man, and is at present an employo in the Woller Bros. Store. T. J. CLARK Candidato for record er, is well and favorably known in Sa lem and Marion county. Ho is a large fruit grower and chipper. O. C. KnJTCHINBON For survey or. T. H. BLACKMAN For county com missioner, is a master mechanic, build or omd designer, lives at Woodburn, and is a man that will look after the interests of Jhe tax payers. O. F. SHEEWOOD Candidato for county treasurer, is well- known to tho most of thetaxpayors of Marion county and needs no recommendation. M. M. WHITE For coroner. Mr. White is a local minister, also a first class shoo maker. Ho is a man of ex cellent habits and a good judgo of hu; manlty. E. E. RYAN Candidate for justice Oi tho peace on tho Socialist ticket. Mr. Ryan has lived hero for 15 years, is a strong leader In reform work, and if oloctcd to tho office will soo that no grafts aro saddlod on tho tax pay- era of tho county for petty quarrels, but prosecutors must show gooq trrounds in bringing cults or put up cost prico to protect the county from bills for cost. Socialist Platform. Tho entire ticket believes, in tho public ownership of all public utilities and taxing all corporations on tholr gross earnings. Exemption of improve ments on tho homes to tho amount of $500, and thus encourage the Improve ment nnd beautifying of all our homes. Equal rights to all classee, equal pay for same service. Giving our wives, mothers and sisters an equal voice in making of tho laws. To all votorB believing in these prin ciples wo ask your support at the coming election, Respectfully submit ted, THE SOCIALIST PARTT OF ORE- GON, R. R. Ryan, Count and State Chairman. No. 7- Leaves CorralliB 6:00 p. xn. Arrives at Albany :40 p. xn. Regular Sunday Trains. No. 5 Leaves Corvallls 6:30 a. m. Arrives at Albany 7:30 a, xn. Nail- Leaves Corvallls 11: 30 a. m. Arrives at Albany ,.12:15 p. xn. No. 7- Leaves Corvallls 6:00 p. xn, Arrives at Albany 6:40 p. m No. 8 Leaves Albany 7:55 a, hu, Arrives at Corvallls 8:85 a. xn. No. 12 Leaves Albany 12:45 p, ra. Arrive at Corvallls 1:83 p, as. No.6- Leavea Albany 7:86 p. xa. Arrives at Corvallls 8:15 p. aa. All of the above connect vita Skratn era Pacific cozapany trains, bota at Albany ana Corvallls, aa well aa train for Detroit, gvrlaff direct eerrtoe to Newport aa& adjaoeat beaches, as "vrell aa BreKeabasBT Hot Spring. For further lafensatloa.appTy to J. a UATO. Gen. Fas. Act B. H. BOLX8, Ageat, Albaay. II. IZ. CRONIiK, ageat. 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Baker, Lawrence & Bakef Successors to Harritt & LawreaA BRICK Brick furnished in HW ' " oriler. Yard on Stato street, n B Fenitentiaryv HAT.r.M BRICK TAID. A. A. BURTON Smnei School ' The:trt torn of tho Capital ftJ Normal opens on May 1st, to . L. ,. mll.. 10. BBr School of Primary Method ,vt Juno 31th, to continue thres drees J, J, Krapa, or ConntyBJ tondent E. T. Aloorw. ww -- Ctini? QAT.F . i.-,. j.nu tar B duced la price. No old stoct v . ..j.... -v.a Notts mg out laaics BUUV-. --- cfaance. lAr.nB VOQTi Opposite PattoaB, .. ...j siHnr T2iB9. rOUOB w-o tk- Wo aro cominff to xeallw t is a political campaign i.-J Tho political parties we rifi one another in tho boonunff respective candidates for K- huge atreamer reaching JV.i rtreet to tho Repubbean krl in the Tio block J epBbieaa - Witayewabe for governor. 4 mts also kave "" " W aeaqBari . C&abrlaia fer gove MUAg - .. &&&$ ri ? 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