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iLATEGYCLiNGNEWS
t fHy Frank J. Mooro.)
'Make h Century n Day.
Ono hundred miles n day on n
whool! Carry tho news to Oalor that
Mba man who doos It habitually Is a
loo-tlo ovor forty. Thlrtyono yoars
dtor, o bo exact. His name la Wll
lard 0. Greeno, nnd ho lives nt 2H
Grand Avonuo, Mllwntikoo. At 71
Mr. Groono l as well prosorvod ns
tho avorago man of half his years.
Up to a few yearB ago, when ho
adopted tho hlcyclo for IiIb dally
Jaunts, It was his custom to run
from Ihroo to olght miles a day a
habit which ho had kept up from tho
tlmo ho was 18 years of ago. But
he has found tho hlcyclo to bo so
much bettor Bttltod to aorvo as a gen
eral exorclHor, that ho not only rldos
moro mlloH a day than many cyclora
do In a month, but ho novor lose nn
opportunity lo proach tho ndvan
tngos of tho hlcyclo. Among Mr.
Uroeno's many romarknblo fonts of
endurance and outdoor living Is thu
wheol trip which ho mudo olght
yetirs ngo, from Mllwntikoo to Nova
gcotln, llonton, Now York nnd ro
turn, covorlng In all 4,4-10 mlluR.
That trip convlncod him that tho
whool wan tho host outdoor gynurn
Bluni that was over devised, and
slnco that tlmo ho hns been making
tho marvelous dally records thnt am
referred to at tho boglnnlug of this
.paragraph.
ItorclKit CiiicKh CoiiiIiik Over,
Attracted by tho opportunities of-
terod by tho now hlcyclo National
Circuit, many of tho boat foreign
rldora have already Btgucd to uppuar
Tvor horo, or aro considering con-
trnotH that havo boon submitted to
thorn. Walter Ilutt, tho champion
toyelo racor of (lormnny who, with
Jolm Stol, won last yenr's slx-dny
Krlnd at MndUon Squnro Cardon, It
oxpected to bo on hand for tho July
'4th races nt Ashury Park. 1Mb part
juir; Stol, will probably como ovur
litter, and nthors of Importauco In
Yorelgu oyoli'dom who will visit
America this Biimmor nro Plard,
Dorf linger nnd SoUUllng. Houti
Mayor haa nlroady made tho joiirnvy,
nnd is to bo ono of tho big rantum
of tho Salt Lake Hcaion.
Kimtorii vn, Western Cycle Harers.
IMans aro now nndor way to hold
u sorlos of splint, purtuK and motor
pactHl races hotvn teams of F3nt
urn nnd Wtwtorn rider, on tho Now
urd Volodrome and Suit Lake City
liloyrlo tracks. A fast bunrh h.
linen rounding Into shape on aeh
of thw great tracks, ami tho r'v-
utry hotween the two would ultl-
CAPITAL NATIONAL
J. H. ALBERT, Pksidcnt
!:. M. CROISAN, Vice Prcs.
JOS. H. ALBERT, Cashier
Cnrful. courteous and prompt
attrition to tba Interests of it
oustgmoxg has oaus'autly In
creased tho volume of buslnew of
tho batik for the past 22 years
New Accounts
and Prop.
ffifflSS
8eta.0 - ,
onthi.i."M6
month jo
month! Wo
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matoly rosult In a sorles of racos bo-
tweon their roapectlvo' riders U oniy
what was to bo expected.
Kramer to Meet Clarke.
Stung by tho taunts of somo west
ern sporting rmers, who iuivu iu
somo tlmo been assorting that A. J.
Clarke, tho Australian now riding nt
Salt Lake City, Is tho suporlor of
Kramor, tho lntter Is out with a
challongo to meet his now rival, and
offors n sldo hot of $1000 on tho
result. Floyd MncFnrlnnd, tho lanhy
Cnllfornlan, who Is nlso riding it
Salt Lake, Is glvon credit for orig
inating tho mntch, or, at loast, get
ting Kramer In tho propor framo of
mind to make tho challongo. Mac
Fnrland has ridden ns team mato
with Kramor, Lawson arid othor
cracks, and should bo In n protty
good position to estimate tho nblllty
of Clarke. Ho says thnt Clarke S3,
without doubt, tho greatest sprint
rldor that this country has ovor
con. Also that whllo ho can piuh
a whool faHtor than nny man In tho
gamo today, MacFnrland admit
that Clnrko Is still a llttlo shy on
oxporlouco. Ho snys, howovor, that
he is now giving Clarke tho sort of
training thnt will greatly add to his
geuoralshlp and hendwork.
On tho othor hand, Kramer pro
foisoi to fcol no uncertainty ovor
tho outcomo of tho rnco. "I will
moot Clnrko In a mouth's tlmo and
will wngor flOOO'that I dofeat him,"
ho says. "I wont to Salt Lake City
Inst summor and pollRhed off evory
mau they plttod ngalnst mo, nnd 1
nhall domonstrnto to tholr ontlro sat
isfaction that I am a Ion), wnyi from
holng u has boon."
Tin Why of tlit Motoroycli.
In a timely artlclo on why tho
motorcyclo Is growing moro popular
itnonii .Ihn I It a 11 ii rYuIn fsii li in Ira
tho f()n0WnR norttnont peints: "In
nddltlou to bolug a Bourco of much
plensuro to Its owner tho motorcyclo
can bo usod to groat ndvutjiuge liy
nny Individual or bustnoss lioutj. its
most attractlvo quality Is Its econ
omy, about which thoro Is no ques
tion. It will carry n porson five
miles or moro at nn nvorago cost of
one cent nbout one-fifteenth tho
coet of railroad transportation. Lit
tle care la roqulred nnd tho moon
nnlsin Is so simple that ono soon
lourns tho parts and can rondlly ro.
pnlr, nt little or no cost, any pos
sible defect that may be noticed.
"Since their Invention motorcy
cles havo boon found tndlsponsnblo
by large corporations nnd buslnoss
mon employing u numbor of nion on
outside work. Many local l.uslnea
hnusto ue them for tholr oollectn-'s
with tho rosult that one mun on p
motureyclo pan covor the ground and
nreompUsh more satisfactory reitiltn
tbun three men depending upun
othT means of tranpnitnMan
"As nn instance of th.-ii ahi ns n
couunerclnd p eposltlon 1 ian e
Kodol For
Indigestion
Uur Uuaraniee Coupon
It. ltr utlaf k i co bouli ol KoJqI, ou
can baneitlx r U hn not UnefinJ roo. tt
lll titunj your montT, Trj Kodol toliroa
itilt iU4(totie. t-ill out aj ilea tho lollow
luc, rrottci II to tho J.il.r ti tho tim ot
(turehti. II ll UIW lo ntlily rou r.iota tho
bottio lo lb Jtiler tra whom jvi bought it,
tnJwo tlt ittuaJ rour mocer.
Suit
SIa hero.
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Digests WhatYouEat
Aid Haka Stmaxli Swa
S. C. DeWXTT CO., Oi1m, UL
SOLD Ml ALL DEALERS
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DAILV mTif. JfimtWAL. SALEM. flREOOfr
XlZt - "'a III -1 . -z-
stated that all of the largo power.
companies at Niagara Falls keep
dozens of them on hand at all tlo J
pair breaki. Telephone companU
and others who have to be prepared,
for any emergency depend upon the,
motorcycle to Keep . , '
properly ndjusteu ana "
. . , a .nj niiiiiniij. ,
smoothly."
Defending Hie "Pop-Pop."
Tho Kanaas City name for a mo
.,.! , ho "Pon-nop." according
to tho Star, of that city, which, In an
Intorvlew with a local entnusia,
ihua dofonds tho machine from tho
charge, of Jelting:
"Thero la a-er-what you mlg.n
call a vibration thal's all. It Is
really part of tho sport. It gives ono
a feeling of exhilaration like an
electric facial massage, only you get
It all over. It stirs up tho liver, alia
tho circulation nnd refreshes tho
nervous system all at less money
than It would cost 10 rmo uu
Central Branch out In Kansas. Of
course nobody but n rider can ap
preciate It becauso It takes practice
to got Into tho spirit of tho thin?,
don't you seo, but onco he learns the
tnsto of It onco It gets Into his
i.ion,iin .ma cot nil othor terres
trial sensations discounted. Climb
ing tho Alps, shooting tho chutes,
going down In a submarine or up In
a balloon may bo keen things, but
you havo to do them ono at a time,
don't you? 'Courso you do.' Well,
vn., tint thorn nil rolled Into ono
when you straddlo a motorcycle and
turn tho sputter on."
The Motorcycle Viewpoint.
Next to tho bolng who Is obliged
t wniw. tho norson most looked
down upon by your true motorcyclist
Is tho user of an automobile Noxt
to croquot tho motorcyclists consider
motoring tho most offomlnnto sport
going. To sit nt cast in n cushioned
enr and glide along vlowlng tho
Bconorv they can't understand It.
It may bo all right for a beginner
who wnnts to get Into the psycholog
ical Btnto of mind nocestary to tho
onjoymont of tho gonulno sport, lm
viewed In nny othor way they thinK
tho Kcntlo pastlmo of nutomoblllng
ought to bo classed with ping-pong
A Iong Tour Awheel.
"A. It. Hull, n foriner Madrid (la.)
hoy, has stnrtod from Los Angeles to
visit IiIh old homo, and will mnko tho
2500-mllo trip by bicycle. With
good luck Hull expects to mako tho
long rtdo In six weeks. Ho carries a
compact camplnj; outfit, nnd Intends
to sleop In his tont during tho ontlro
Joumoy. Among tho cities that ho
will visit nro Sacramento, Itono, Og
don, Donvor, Choycnno nnd Omaha.
COFFEE
Good is so good and
poor is so poor; have
Schilling's Best tomor
row. Your crncrr returns rour cnoncr U you don't
tike ill wo piy him
Kvery man can learn to onjoy
work provided ho'a not lazy.
o
OASTOHIA,
Bmm tb 1M Kwl Ym Vjm m Bw
It In easy to bo nmusod at your
nolghhor'e weaknessos.
TRK IJKST ROAST TRK
FAMILY KVKll HAII
Can be obtalnnd from our prim
tender and juicy bef, mutton o
pork. All our meats are leleet.
from the choicest, aud prepared ft
the table to suit th demand of tL
fastidious. Our nrlcet are lownr i
quality than you can And t i
wUch In Salem,
E. C. C It O S 8,
IMioup il)l 70 Su
O C. T, Co.
Steamers Pomona and Oregonla
loavo for Portland Monday, Wednes
day and Friday at 10 a. m and
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
6 a. 111. For Pnri-fllll. m.... v
Thursday and Saturday about t i
- , BaldwlP, agent. Office
and dock nt foot of Trade street.
a a
Al HUlTlUI
r" MeM whlch the skin, liver,
Are Impur J' cannot lakccare
WmptoJ Umt twtf ,,,,
S fltS of Ind.gc.t.on, dull head,
biuou othcr troubIe3 are duo In
them. They are removou u,
Hood's SarsapariMa
to usual llauld" form or In chocolated
(abletsknownasflarsatabtt. loo""1;
DR. KUM
WOKDEBFOIi CHINESE DOOTO"
rm ,f u with Oriental herBi
and cure any disease without opera-
Uo rJ?a.in,.a vnown everywhere Id
Salem, and has cured many P emi
nent people here, ho una
8alemfor20years,andcfnbetr
ed. Ho usii many '
known to white doctors, ana -them
can cure catarrh, asthma,
inn troubles, rebumatlsm, atomacn
liver and kidney diseases.
Dr Kum makes a spcciaux "
j..M. -nd female troubles. His rem
cdies cure private dlsewo when er-
erythlng else falls. He nas uuu
dredi of testimonials, and gives con
sultation free. Prices for medicine.
- mnrfnmte. Persons in tno coun
try can write for blank. Send stamp.
If you want some ew- u -i
get It from us.
DR. KUM BOW WO 00
Dr. Stone's
Drug Store
Tho only cash drug storo In Oro
gon. owes no ono, and no ono owes
It: cnrrlcs largo stock; Its shelves,
counters nnd show cases nro loaded
with drags, medicines, notions, toilet
articles, wlnei and liquors of all
kinds for medicinal purposos. Dr.
Stono is a regular gradunto In med
lolno, and has had many years of ox
porlenco In the practice Consulta
tions aro free, Prescriptions aro
free, and on'.y regular prlcos for
medicine. Dr. Stono can bo found
at his drug store, Salem, Or., from
G In the morning until 9 at night.
(i ira t Clilncsc Doctor
L. M. II U M
Has modlclno which v.lll cure any
known dliease. Ho makes a special
ty of, nd guarantees to euro Catarrh
Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism,
Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney
Troubles; also any blackenod or
swollen soreneis, broken limbs;
Smallpox; Epidemic; nil kinds of
Bolls, Lost Manhood, Fomalo Weak
ness, Hernls Troyblos and Paralysis
consultation free. Caro of Ylck So
Tong Co., Chinese drugs and horbs,
i:."IK" st- uP8Inlr3, Salem, Or.
at
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UKKMAX IIAKEIIV
AND CONFECTIONKRY
Now under new management
SCIILEHET tb SCHNEIDER
Proprietors
Complete line of fresh and up-to-dato
bakers goods delivered
to all parts of tho city free.
W o are proud of our party
and wedding cakes, delivered
" "hort notice. Give us a
trial Is all we ask.
Storo corner Twelfth and Cue
meketa Sts. Phoue Main 9G1.
t-none 44 Main 147 N, Hlgh 8t
C W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs ard Livery all Rg3 Modern
Rubber Tiro.
yoMsnuBBBaamaga
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Gold Dust Flots
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1.R COM1MXV, sidncv. rvro.
i gon. Made for family use.
S Ask your crorop fn if .
Z ....i i " "'oil
I und 6h0rts "Iways on Iwnd,
pTbTwT
AGENT
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Salem Fence Works
5?S Jew for Woven Wlr.
i'cnciuB" .
nl.t.ifn flntOt
PWltrr. Netting, . - b Ueftdj
Il-na flirnea Dobrs and Ad
ajustablo Window Screens,
CHAS. P. MULLIGAN
Successor
WAWTEIt IORLEr
Salem, Or
TORRIDONE
FUNARCE
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k.
Thj abovo cut roprosonia our
brick lined Torrid zono ruruiiBo,
Guaranteed gas, nmoko and dut
proof. Economical and durnuio.
A. L. FRASER
258 STATE STREET.
Estimates furnlBhed on hpatlna;
firaber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guaranteo our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to be up to tho sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL I1E PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
, CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Llborty
streot, back of Barr's Jcwolry
Store. Phone C50.
Huie Wing Sang Co.
DIG STOCK OK GOODS
FIRE WORKS SALE
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kimonas.
Our Store Best Goods
At wholesale prlcos this weolc
320 N, Commercial St. First storo,
northeast sldo, Salem, Oregon.
niCKORT
BARK
Cough Remedy
Coughs. Colds
CROUP
Whoopm, Couyh
llotrirnru
Brnnchitit
SORE THROAT
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m LARGEST FACUITIES H
W !N THE WEST FOR Wf
H iTHE PRODUCTiON OF
9 HIGH GRADE WORK H
LOW
RATES
EAST
Will Bo Mado This Season hr the
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(LINES IN OREGON)
From Salem, Ore,
AS FOLLOWS:
ROTH WAYS ONE WAT
TO
THROUGH VIA
PORTLAND OALIFonvrA
Chicago
$74.15
$69.15
$61.65
$61.65
'.50
St. Louis
$82.50
$817.5
$75.00
$75.09
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City $61.65
TICKETS WT.LL BE ON SALE
July 6' 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21,22
Good for return In 00 days with
Btopovor prlvllogos at ploasuro
within limits
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any furthor information call on
agonts.
WM. M'MURRAY,
Gonornl Passongor Agont,
PORTLAND, OREGpy,
Tlmo Card No. 53, Southern Paclflo
Co., KKcctlvo Sunday, May 17,
lOOH.
Toivnrtl Portlnnd, Pnsscnger,
No. 1C. C:13 a, m. Oregon Ex
press. No. 18. 8:40 a. m. Cottago Grove
pasaonger.
No. 12. 2:46 p. m. Roscburg pas
songor. Toward Portlnnd, Freight,
No. 222. 5:00 p. m. Portland
I fast frolght.
,N6. 220.-10:4011:28 a. m.
I way frolght.
Toward San Francisco, Passenger,
No. 11 1:03- a. m. Roseburg
I passonge'
No. 17, G:4G p. m. Cottago Grove
I passongo.
No. IB. 9 il I p. m. California ex-
press.
No. 13. 3:31 a. m. San Francisco
express.
Toward San Francisco, Freight.
No. 221. 2:43 a. rifl Portland fast
I frolght.
No. 225. 11:28 a. m. way frolght.
Oregon Elcctlrc Tlmo Table.
Tlmo of arrival and departure ot
cars at Salopi la as follows, Portland
ana imormnaiato peinis:
Arrlvo Leave
Local
8:40 a. m, G:00 a.m.
10:50 a. nn '0:05 a.m.
1:25 p.m. 11:05 a.m.
, Exproia
Express ' 4:20 p.m. 1:45 p.m.
Local 6:46 p.m. 3:28 p.m.
Express 8:20 p.m. 0:00 p.m.
CORVALLIS & EASTERN R. R
TraiE TADLE
No 4
Leaves Dotrolt 1:00 p. M
follows, commencing Jan. 16, I90o
Trains for Corvallis. '
No. 8 .
Loaves Albany 7:55 a.m.!
rrlvcs pt CorvallU .... 8:35 a, w
No. 10. .
Ljavo3 Albany
Arrlvos at Corvallis . . .
3:56 p. i-i
4:35 p. ni-.
1 1
No. 6
Leaves Albany
7:45 p. a-f
........
Arrlvos at Corvallis
8:25 P. ta;
Trains for Albauy.
No. 5
Leaves C'jrvallls
6:30 a.m.
......
Arrlvos at Albany
No. 0
7:10 a. -,
4
oavc3 Corvallis
2:15p.Bi.
......
Anlvos at Albany
No. 7
Loaves C'lrvalils
Arrives at Albany
2:55 p. m
6:00 p. na-'
6:40 p. -'
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Leaves Corvallis 11: 16a.au
Arrives at Albany 11:58 a. m
No. 12 (Sunday only)
Leavos Albany 12:85 p.
Arrives at Corvallis .... 1:18P-
For furtLer information apply t0
Portland, Oregon, 3" k
Commonclng Juno 22nd and unt
further notlco, tho followlns trUA
service will bo In offect on the .
of the 0. & E. R. R. between A
bnny and Yaqulna, daily ea.cei". --
dUy: Train No. 10 Train NoA
Mixed Passeaipf
Leavo Albany 7:45 a.m. 12:40 p.
Arr. Yaqulna l;30 p.m. 5:30 p-p?
Train No. 15 Train No-i
Passenger ,.
Lv. Yaqulna.. 2 :15p.m. 7:00 a.j.
Arr. Albany, .7:00 P.m. 11 f5'
On Sundays the service will be m
follews: v.niiiai
ar. A.b.n, u.ooj. m&,
i
. nauinu, Ageat.
""-"mini
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fi-5n.t ' Gen. Pass. c"