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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
TWICE TOLD TESTIMONY
Salem People Are Doing All They Can
For Fellow suHerors

Salem testimony has been published
10 prove the moits of Doan's Kidney
Pills 10 others IN salem who suffer from
bad backs and kidn"y lila Lost any
sufferer ioubt that the cures made BY
Doan's Ktlucy Pulls arc thorough and
lasting We produce confirmed proof
statements from Salem people. saying
that tho cures thcy told Of years ago
were permanent. Here's a casci
william N. spayd, living on Winter
street, southeast coTtrr Of d street
salcin, Or, saysi cit - just about
thrcc years since recommended
noan's Kidney Pins through our local
pap,gs ! said that words couldn't Z cx.
pfos my god opinion Of Doan's Kid.
n-y Pills 81 describe tho remarkable
effects they had on me. Ny kidnoys
hasi bccn a sourco of ANNOYANCE Tor
uumbsr of years ana suffered -.
voroly from hackacho and pain across
my loinR ! o0alaln't 40 oat and split
a picco of kindling wood without my
hack Painiug mo The kidney uccrc
tiona woru irrvgular aud my ros AZ
night was ds,urbeii on account of their
frequency and thcro wus scahhng
pain n paaago was advised 90
try Doana kidney Pills and procured
a supply az Dr stones drug store. by
tho timo had uscd a little oyer ono
box | WIS cutircly frco from the back,
acha ufti th. action Of tho kidnoyu
ss'rrtions was rcgilate,i ~ that could
rut tho whole night without belng dis.
taFlol My hdEayu were toned up
and strengthened and my health vas
tnproyci IN evoy WY Three boxes
Of nos.ils Kidusy Pils maslo mo fssd
oaPFous my gTatitu,ie Tor what they aid
hke a new man. I am always glad 20
fg ma
For sale BY an dsaloFu Price SO
cenis Fostor. Mlburn Co, Buffalo
Ncw York, -1e aeeuts for the United
States
Romemler tho name-Doau' 3 and
take no other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
School News


Farh bchooL
The following students are absent
THE week on account u sickncssi Helen
Snyder, Hubert Merrel and Adelina
Andregg
Mrs Gibson. one of The patrons of
che school. whs % visitor 10 Miss Mel.
lens room tbis week.
Lyman Cass ono Of the students
who has been in attendance for several
years ~ Pafk, has quit and will 10 70
eastern Oregon suou.
The boys are taking advantage of
che present good weather 20 practice
baseball They arc getting along we'll
and ere going 90 play ball They are
going 90 give a boK social In the school
building 20 provide anahces for che
team and are preparing a short pro.
gram,
The literary Organization has chang
81 from ito SENATE" % "school
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
EoR STATE PRINrER.

The undersigned announces hln,sY
as a Republican candidate for roo,
ination for state printer. subjes "a
the decision OF the Republican vosu
at the primary election April 20
Now serving fret term. The can,
courtesy that has been accorded b
state officers generally. that Of a 70
nomination. would be greatly apps
ciated. J. r. WHITNEY.
Albany. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
How,a Thia7

We oGor ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can,
not BE- cured by Halls oatarrh Cure.
p J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo. o
We, tho undoFdghsa, have known r
J. Cheney for the last 10 years ant
believe him perfectly honorable IN al
business Transactions aud financially
able 20 carry out any obligations mad,
by bic hFm,
Waldang, KihuaH a Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
A WINNER

IN the race for supremacy in pork
pro'uets is our latest consignment in
choice sugar cured hams and baeons.
aaa our nne country sausages, loins for
roasting, chops, etc, Spring brings a
dsn'and Tor choice pork in spare ribs.
piss fect and sausages. and We have
the hnes' cora fed pork 10 be secured
T. o CROSS.
'@'e 81 Market Phone 2si
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
IIO uNBTRUCTToN.

! hereby announce myself ss q ear
didato for denomination for the ofss
Of superintendent Of Public tnsirus
iiOn, and solieit tho support Of all Re-
publeans AZ tho primaries April sofa
J. II. ACKERMAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
InEh School

Mr Marlateo announced farther con.
coFning tho ink stains on and arounds
tho desks yesterday morning. Some
of the students did not remove them a.
requested and he Informed all such
that they need not return to tho a.
scmhly room 90 study uHtil Il IL done.
Principal MaFlatte announesd the
ioint meeting aud entertainment Fri
day eyohiug and added that the entire
school la weleoms 10 come and 20 hfing
any friends thoy might wish 70 zee
what the societies are doing.
Tho high school baseball boys PLAYED
a game viih the Ramhlers last week
and won With score Of & toe.
Tho hoyu that are working Tor the
team spend their noous pfaetieing
pitching and eaichiag on the ives, oud
~ tho school grounds
Tho orchestra Is practieiug several
selections for che program Friday ey
eniug Il will be their arst appearance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FoR STATE aENAIoR.

! hereby announce myself as can
didaie for the nomination for state
senator for this district. subject 10 ne
decision OF the Republican voters a.
tho coming primary election.
J. N. SMITH,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
ALEX. LA RoLLErr.
FOR JOINT sgNAToR.

The underslgned would respectful
ly announce himself a. a Republican
candidate for Joint senator from the
hnn'Marion senatorial district sub
iect 10 the direct primary nominating
law. FRANK ]. MILLER,
Albany. oreEon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

City" and is conducted on the order Of
the city council Norma smallwood
has been elected mayor, Francey Fish
er IL clerk, and Johnny Baker reading
clerk. Tho council has passed several
ordinances In regard 10 their school
work, ono in regard to the use Of pro.
fame and obscene language on the
school ground Mr. Smith does not eS.
pect 70 accomplish any great results
from tho organization soon on account
of tho pupils being small. and Il re-
quiring some umc 10 get them familiar
with The work An tho work, however
will have be- eject. and next year he
expects 30 accomplish more than this
Tho improvements Of the drainage
system arc siill delayed on account Of
The apparatus not being here.
Mr. Smith has organized a Mind of
detective force among tho pupils 70
keep down disorder AZ far aa possible
on che school grounds There are four
pupils on duty each day, two girls and
two boys These are appointed secret
~ and report each evening 10 the prin.
ripal ny this method II IL possible 10
detect nnd punish many bad disorders
that take place on tho grounds that
otherwise would be unknown 20 the
pr.nelpaL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FoR couNTY uIRnK.

The unaorsignsd hereby snnounees
himself a candidate for county clerk
Of Marion sounty, and asks the vo'es
Of Republicans for that position, a. the
forthcoming primaries
r. d. ALLEN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

steamers POm0ua ami Altona leave
for Portland Monday, Wednesday ana
FFsday, a 10 an. Tuesday. Thurs.
day and saturdAy At sGm. Leave
f0s oOSv~ilis roe~iay, rAursday and
sasuEiay about ESQ ?. N. For AIbany
aNly sEosPs suHAay sbOus ESQ p n
M. p. Baldwin, Agt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FoR COUNTY cLERK.

The undersigned wiz be a can-
0date for County Olerk of Marion
county a. the Republican primaries
ApTr 20, ROBT. A. CRossAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FoR ooUNTY RRooRpER.

hereby announce myself a. = can.
dadate for the ofhes Of county rssOrdsF
and solicit the s1PpOst Of Republican
voters for that nomination At the forth
coming primary election.
W. L. JONES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FoR ATroRNEY- -oHNBnAI.

The undersigned hereby ahnouhss
himself a. a candidate for re-elsclloa
% the oniee Of attorney-genersl, sub
jeet 10 the approval Of Republiess
voters At the pIimaTica.
A. N. CRAWFORD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

'Tis Joy 20 est-f welcome my dinner hour;
Because I rout indigestion with August Flower
qConstipation is the result Of indigestion
biliousness. fatulency, loss Of appetite
elf-poisoning, anemia, emacistion, uri'
acid, neuralgia in various parts of tn,
system, catarrhal inflammation Of the In
testinal canal and numerous other all.
ments that rob life Of its pleasures II they
do not finally rob YOU Of life itself
q"1'm bound in the bowels, is a com
mon expression Of people who look mis-.
srablc and are miserabie-yet who persist
In letting nature take its course"
QWhat a foolish plan, when nature could
be aided hv the use Of Green's August
Flower, which is nature s own remedy foi
constipation and all stomach ills.
QAugist Flower gives new life 10 the
liver and insures healthy stools.
qTwo sizes, 5sc and 75e. All druggists
Sold in Salem BY s. G. Stone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FoR STATE TRHAsuRrp

The undersigned announces him..p
as a candidate for the Office Of a,,,
treasurer, subject TO the decision 4
the Republican voters at the fora
coming primaries.
j. II. ArTKrN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
ron COUNTY TRnAsURER

Asreby annOunss mysslf . can't
dAts fOS the OfaSs Of sOanty treasures.
and ask the support Of all RoPubli-
eanA J. N. WITZELaL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
HAvs 20 Rriahi.r -

Dr. B. h Waite the wsll,kn0Wn
osteOP~tA tre4ts this mAlAay saeeo.s-
fully. His Ofiss = aa EOoa a, Bssy-
laa block He has q IaEgs practise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

hereby annSunes myself a. a can
dadate for Ts-eleetioa v the once Of
county treasures, subject 70 nOmisation
by the Republicans Of MaFiOn county
az the forthcoming pri@arisa
W. " RICHARDSON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
A. Il MTNTIRE
FOR JUSTICE OF TtE PEACE.

ron JUSTICE OF The PEACE
The undersigned is a candidate for
justice Of the peace for Salem pre-
eincta. subject 90 Republican prt
maFieA p. N. LATHROP.
Salem No. z.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FoR gECRErARY on arIr.

1 hereby announce myself a u,s
date for the Office Of secretary Of ~,
and ask the support Of all Rsp.sr
cans. f. T. wRIGHTMlN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
The Fault
In the


When your cake fell hat, il was the
oNking powder or the ovep-mo.,
hAeiy the baking powder. II Won NJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

FOR GOVERNOR

Republicans Of Oregon are H.,
informed that I am a candidate \, \.
nomination Of governor at the ~.
les to be held April goth.
JAMES wITHYCOU,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Eppley's
Baking Powder

ioa can b sure q nesslts. Ths purs.a
u--AAns powder sid IN sAlsn. s.v.
- e'3'''aliAs giAss jaEs for your
simmer Press~viag.
ALWAYS REIIARIR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

fok JUSTICE or TIE PEACE.
1 desire the n0miaAtiOa Of the Re-
pabho@n party fOr the once of justies
Of the Peaes o. Saion distrioA
A. Il MNTIRE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
YOu Can't
Better These

bon 70 hers good soap .,,,,", soc
cans oysters ..,,,, ,,,,., "25e
cans Oregon dnpo Cream 25e
pounds h'ot'n Rice ..,,.,"2 25e
4 pounds Fancy Jap Rice ..... 25e
pounds Coed leau' ',,,,,.,. 25e
4 Pouuts Fiaiod llominy ...... .25e
pound Paskues Good Laundry
'talN" ftrfftrffttt sstsss t2oe
Tho bss oranges iu town fof tLe
money AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21

NEW YORK CITY
WanStreet Mes
may leave subscrtp-
lions aud advertise
m cntS at the
Wan Street once.
rs BEOAd street
Telephone ZOO Johr:
1919 BTOA way
near Ssbh Sweet
al West lsSth Street
n " q o X 4. z n
100 Livingston Street
near Court Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
INTERCITY TENNIS INDOORS.
League OF Clubs IN Boston, Brooklyn and New
YORK Formed and winter Schedule Adopted.

Lawn tennis on covered courts, outside OF
the national indoor championship. which mas
been-a fixture for several years, Will nourlsh
this winter in the city through the formation
of an intercity league. which includes organ
izations In New York. Brooklyn and Boston.
IL was expected that a club in Philadelphia
aIao would compete in the league, and a sched-
ME was arranged with the Moyamensing TIC.
in IL The Philadelphians withdrew yester-
dav solely because their clubhouse will not
be ready for extensive play this winter.
The movement for the ~lntercity league was
started by the Lawn Tennis Association Of the
seventh Re VI this city. on whose
courts the national indoor championship has
hen contested since it's inception. The i'm.
Detus given by the Seventh Regiment spread
TO the other reEiments; 50 W. Ina' d hTi1 No foo Sg q
through the winter season.
Tine organisations which will be represented
0yn Pt be ths seventh Re giment Of this city. the
S.mous Cadets of Boston,, and the Heights
casino Of BrOokIyn; l Inc not l tSEs yactiyR m neS1-
hsrshin in the league until next season, as in
donr tennis has not yet become nrmly estao-
SoSed among the pla yers Of the regiment.
'T6e schedule and details OF the playing
4, he nrSt OF the matches was arran ged yester-
day at a meeting Of the seventh Regiment
iLIaac,sd for the ensuing year and William B.
SLeSIsin Jr whose efforts have made the
national champlonshipe lnd 90 oms Success ~
ths league, was elected president; Morris s.
ClaLH, and King Smith. treasurer. Carle-
seq SCI q Kelley, Arthur NJ. Lovibond and Robert
IcI bryan with the officers. compose the board
OF 1Ss Hrst part Of the championship series
M Ia nlayed before the first OF the year.
y orenin1 matches in singles and doubles
Vii II be played December on the floor Of the
wIudda,s, GTmory, Boston. the seventh RCgt-
0SSsI being the visiting team On December
70 LmS On the courts In Brooklyn and on
Rscemher 20 the Seventh Regiment Will play
~ prookIVn. The arrangement OF other
mn.,chSs Will be decided upon later.
TN Seventh Regiment will hold its annual
Aa~mnIonship in sin giles and doubles during
ChriaRmas week and the titular meeting Of the
heights Casino u scheduled Tor the holiday
! alsO hold a meeting.
pIavsrs OF national reputation will com
- h, the intercity matches. Karl III. Behr
and Harold II. Hackett, together With Fred,
LIZ n Alexander and Hugh Tallant. Will
rsnysssnt the Heights Casino. IrvinRC. Wright
and y j. SullOway the Cadets. while Cragin.
cIsrt Loyibond and Bryan will COMPOSE
he strongest team Of the Seventh Regiment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
LAWN TENNIS AT COLUMBIA.
X. NJ. BOOrman Reaches semI-FIDsl by
Defeating w. \. WardelI.

On account of the rain the annual fall
lawn tennis tournament in progress at CO.
Iumbia was not flashed last week. The
second and third rounds were completed and
4. M. Boorman. 'Os, defeated W. s. Wardell.
'Os, thus getting into the semi-inals. The
results follow
second Round-H. Fsh defeated L. Barton.
"a. 20. %: L. Smith defeated G. Mackenzie.
"a, 90, 81 d. W. Pelser defeated A. r. Schmidt,
as. 60 p. r. Cole defeated @. z. LObeck. Sc,
as X. Marsh defeated II, c. Mclean, ST. %,
az C, II. Howe defeated C.. de Garmendla, 90,
"a "a; L. Reed defeated o. Hochbarger, rs,
h.P. Banks defeated C.. s. Mclean. &c, 81.
a. B. Thomas defeated L. GOldstOne, ",7-S
x N. norman defeated NJ. Cowen. 90. 81. a.;
A Summon defeated r, Kistler. 90, 81. s-S'
/. ). Fielschman defeated X: rUrs:h, o. Is; W.
Third Round-T; NJ. Hendrlck defeated g. Gal
e1IIoS7:Dw. Pclser defeated 1. Smith. 49,;
D q Cole defeated Il. Marsh, 0-Le-l;C Il. Howe
Z: teated L, Reed, Ga, 8-4 n. y. Banks deteated
q q TSomas' 90, "a: X, NJ. Boorman defeated
Sbimmon, 90, 60 W. $. Wardell defeated
1. S. Fieischmsn. IA iDe; 90; d.,s.,.o W .
WaTdru. rs, 10, 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
TO BUILDERS AND INVESTORS IN

Lots along the elevated railroad lines and along
the line Of the subway TO be constructed between
Manhattan and Coney Island.
We own a number OF large plots ana now oner
lots at low prices and on very easy terms.
THESE LOTS ri THE BEST INVESTMENT
TO BE A IN BROOKLYN and are being bought
up rapidly by the leading builders OF this section.
Don't neglect this opportunity 70 buy.
4 LITTLE MONEY INVESTED NOW In Brook
Ign lots Will bring BIG PROFITS
Call or write for map and full Information.
TWO FAMILY HOUSES In the anne locations,
Easy terms. New Flats for rent. No raise OF
rents this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
YALE FOOTBALL TROUBLES.
Opon Play Blamed Partly for Making
Players FOOtSOre- Real Work 20 Begin.

HAayNts NOOtSWtN "uEh W nt9hs
New HAVEN. Oct. 2O-At Yale the past
week has not been a. good a one for football
as il might have been, despite the fact that a
lot Of hard and profitable work has beep
accomplished. The soreness OF many of the
players and the warm weather ave operated
to retard the development OF the eleven
somewhat, but for all that the Eli defence,
and offence too. has gained speed and knowl-
edge, Many Of the men have received bruises
on their feet. others have become ~footsore
on account of the warm weather. This con-
dition got so common that cotton footed
stockin g were provided for the squad. BY
disCarding the woollen hosiery 1t il hoped
to get rid OF the sorefooted phalanx soon.
The understanding of the new game that
Is coming TO the players has been a cause OF
qualification TO the coaches this week. In all
departments OF play the men take great
chances and accomplish more than at any
previous time. This is particularly true in
the centre. where the trio plays a mo- open
game and often figure in smashing 10 close
formations aimed at the tackles. Their fast
work has led to blocking OF kicks, a feature
that "a especially pleasing to Yale football
mentors.
The return OF Roome at fullback and OF
Howard Jones' at left end has put the Yale
squad on a stronger basis. Both Of these
men are splendid in defence, and Roome is
w Ae'h 80 SNANNNNN NpAAN DNAAAA - AACE
powerful line bucker, Jones is also a speedy
runner and will no doubt be used more or
less in carrying the ball in future games.
Capt. Morse. who. while not in the best OF
condition. is far from being a sick man or
a cripple, Ia coming around and will be able
to play in top form when he is needed. The
arrival Of extra coaches has given him the
chance to lessen his tasks in directing the
work Of the eleven and take much strain
of him..
Forbes was one Of the sorefooted bunch,
caused by some one stepping on his toes. ' He
il now all right again. IL is held here that
the open play IL responsible for so many being
hurt about the feet, as scrambles after the bal
on kicks are usually followed by some one
complaining in this respect.
Next week the coaches plan putting to-
Rether what will be essentially the varsity
team for the season, and then the real hard
pounding TO get into form will begin. Yale,
early season, has not as yet really begun TO
develop the system for Use in the cha mpion-
ship series, and this will be started next week.
Naturally the greatest changes will come in
the methods Of attack. Indications point to a
few simple tricks being used and the develop
ment TO the fullest OF the end runs and buck
ing. two phases especially adapted to the
men who are fine at skirting the wings. notably
| Knox and Tad Jones. and to them must be
added Howard Jones.
ROome and Morse. with Biglow and FORBES,
are all good at bree king through the rush
line. and 50 Yale IL able to diversity her attack
| widely without having to depend upon any
one style or man 10 advance the ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
EFFECTS or THE MORTGAGE
TAX REPEAL.

,.ore capital N Being invested In Leans.
hut a Large Part Of the increase IL
represented ny Renewals Of Mort
cages At Higher Rates % Interest.
II is difficult Just now to form any definite
oninion "a to what Ia the prevailing ten
dency in the real estate market, Indica-
tons pointing toward improvement are by
no mans ahsent. However, lone OF q
oap he accepted without qualification.
There seems, for example, to be no doubt
that since the repeal Of the mortgage tax
capital has sought investment in realty
loans on a larger scale n IL did before.
On the other hand, no reduction has taken
Mace in the rates Of interest. More loans
are being recorded than were recorded q
wear ago. But a large proportion are ex-
tensions OF old mortgages.
While the special tax was In force from
July /, 1895, to July /. 1900, past due loans
we're generally allowed to remain out
standing in order to avoid bringing them
under the tax. At present expired mort
cages are being called in and readjusted at
higher rataaof interest. Where I per cent.
was CHARGED the rats Is a5va need ~ per
cent; while AZ per cent. loans are renewed
Ut ; per cent,
20 borrowers it Is. Of course. a distinct
advantage TO be able to secure an extension
of loans for a fixed period, even at the cost
Of an advance in the rate. While the tax
was in force borrowers as well as lenders
were willing to let expired loans stand for
the time being. as both anticipated the
repeal Of the tax. In the course Of the year
that the tax was in effect loans aggregating
many millions Of dollars fell due. becoming
virtually call loans. These are once more
belng changed into long term loans, though
81 higher rates Of interest. To the extent
tina, this change is taking place the realty
situation is strengthened, for it assures a
continuance of existing financial support.
Meanwhile there is a large class Of bor-
rowers who find it extremely difficult to
exchange their can loans for long term
loans. This class is made up Of specula-
rive builders and professional operators.
This his is discovering that the principal
lending institutions will not accept current
appraisals Is a basis for new loans. In the
case Of a typical ak story fifty foot fiat
uptown, for instance, lenders insist on a
scaling down OF 5000 to $4,000 from the
values prevailing before signs Of over
building developed and before the recent
fall in the cost Of construction.
II Is evident. therefore, tina the recent
increase in the number OF mortgages re-
corded in the Registers Olice cannot be
interpreted without reservation or qualii-
cation as evidence Of improvement in the
realty market,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
Cocknxhts for schOOIbOys.

FROM ~ abNtN
CocL6ghtinR ia still enthusiastically carried
or IN many parts Of England, as was shown
Sa,in last week by the Kidderminster case. in
aSicb one OF tho defendants mentioned that
he had IndulRed in the sport with dukes.
earIs and solicitors.
.onncc n n very becoming sport for gentle
men as Ascham did when he wrote his
aSchoIamaatsr- in the sixteenth century.
Colst MAS oe INJURIES ahead Of his time when
~. panI's school; the typical statutes Of a
North country school OF that period direct
he, the master shall have. use ana tase
the profits Of all such cockhEhis ann go'@
lions as are commonly used IN scnooIs, =.
'yIp scotland particularly one morning :
year was given 20 co~ekhShtlns. nn1 mel
Acn,inIe'g ~peEauisites. all. the cochs .mm.
ooIIha shIiine from each boy, sometimss
amounted 20 . quarter q hss totsi ises; h.sess
tsssSH ~ School dropped the practice q i'si'
EARLIER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21

SPECULATORS-ts.sO over nrst mortgage buys
three private brick 70 foot dwellings,. ane location,
lhta Ward: quick action necessary. kErChAA
BROS. l7a RALPH av., Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21

~ YOU HAVE 800 I can put you on the road
10 fortune; fullest Investigation: absolutely won
derful opportunity. Address RADNoR. room -.
300 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
Bargain for Builder or Investor.

B~NRGNIN-Seven Brook lyn lots. best properly;
pair. three lots on a corner and a single. s7S. gc0
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