davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-20

Brooklyn, N. Y.
One Of my horses went lame from
side or shell bones on both feet, which
extended entirely around the quarter.
and was laid up for about three
months. used two bottles of Save.
the Horse" and the horse Is perfectly
sound. | have driven her over paved
roads, and one day gave her a sixty
mile drive and she never showed the
least particle of lameness. The growths
have nearly all disappeared. | have
owned horses for years. used them to
build railroads and in all kinds Of con.
tract work, and have used remedies,
h!isters, firing and electricity, but new.
er saw anything take hold and produce
such results as "Saye.the-Hor in this
case.
d. c. BENNETT, Builder,
416 10th ST,
or nm per bottle. Written guaran'
1J,UU tee-ss binding to protect you
as the best legal talent could
make II. Send for copy and booklet
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
OR EXPRESS PAID.
TlIde supplied by HOLSTER Drug Co,
TROY CHEMICAL CO., BINGHAMT
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-20
WHO SHE WAS
SKETCH OF The LIFE
OF LYDIA PINKHAM

And a True Story Of How the Veue.
table Compound Had Its Birth and
How the "Panie Of '73" Caused It
To Be offered for Public Sale in
Drug Stores.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-20
Nyacli, N. Y.

In August mad a mare with an
ankle cooked from bad wrench in
race. 1t was so bad had concluded
to shoot her, but was persuaded to
breed her and turn her out. l bred her,
but instead of turning her out used
"Saveth Horse" In three weeks |
was more than surprised TO see the
swelling disappear, and the remedy
produced complete cure. She is as
good as ever | have raced her since
and drive her any distance without
any sign of lameness. | cannot say
too much for your remedy.
GEO. +. BEHRINGER, JR.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-20
No. aT5.-Mord saunre.

N"' "sb'-""o sH""FSs
l. To slope.
.. Farther down.
3. Conscious.
1. Courage.
o. Large vegetable growths.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-20

POSITIVELY AND PERMANENT.
LY CURES Bone and Bog Spawn,
Ringbone Except Low Ringbone)
Curb, Thoroughpin, splint, Capped
Hook, Shoe Boil, Windpuff, Weak and
Sprained Tendons and all Lameness
without scar, blemish, loss of hair,
Horse may be worked as usual.
Hebron Drug Co., Honolulu, and
IN NJ Y formerly Troy n Y.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-20

No. 3T3.-AnnRrnm.
st Ras cheer TINA popular tree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
OF
OBSERVANCE OF
FLAG DAY
ISSUED YESTERDAY From The
OFFICE or THE GOVERNOR
EMBLEm ADOPTED ON
JUNE "a, i717.

Governor HaEffman yesterday So.
sued tho following proclamation fof
the Observance ~ Flag day, June AZ.
Ia which ho pays a tribute 90 the ban.
ncr Of the country and the day upon
which especial honor Is paid 10 Il.
Executive once Santa Re. n. 49,,
June 10, 1906
Although u may De said that every
day Ia America % Flag day 20 "a,
as We Live beneath iiR protecting
shadow and enjoy mo hlorty ID iypl.
iies yet Il ia highly commeudaAle %
SET ono day apart every year Tor the
spgcial honor 81 our national eqsiEu.
IN the midst az our busy lives We are
apt 20 fofgei shat We owe az the free
aom. hapnincaa and prosperity We en-.
Joy 20 tho constitution Of the repuh'
Tic and The las that 80 fliinBly repre-
uauis u.
During the early days of the revo
hutton our forciaihers mnrchod 20 bat
ilo under several nagai but "a tho in
tcrest OF unity end patriotism Il was
deemed wise 90 adopt one Dag that
would supercede an the others. There
fore, the conilncnial congress. %
June il. iT77 stipulated thar tne
Union aag OF the young republic
should be thirteen stripes and thie
aieen stars. and on April 4. 1915, 4
was further enacted that upon the ad
mission III q new sta,o % che Union
one Rtar be added DO tho union Of thg
flag The hrEi Aag tnat was legally
adopted. amid the storm aud sirNai
OF war. noatod over the territory nov
occupied hy the thlriceu Original
Z 6iates. which was Inhabited by about
100000 souls. Only i20 years haY,
Z PASSED away aimee then, and now thai
dag contains forty-nvo stars, repre-
seating that number Of independent
commonwealth, with q population 81
0ror S0.00000Q igcemen. Fl0p tns
nafruW space between tho Allogho
mics and the Atlantic, tho iag hn'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
UNDERGROUND SIDEWALK
INCREASING M PARIS.

within d comparatively short time
The city Of Paris viii b. provided with
a complete system Of underground
Hidcwaika, probably many miles in ox-
tent. The idea Of underground pas
aageWays for pedestrians has sprung
into favor and certainly the plan Of
aors many advantages, especially IN
che business districts whore tho sur
face fhoroughfnres are usually crowd
Cd almost beyond endurance.
Tho managomeni Of tho odcon
thoator made application 90 the au-
thoriil0s for permission 70 construct
a subway for foot passengers from
che theator entrance 10 the nearest
station III The underground railway
Tho application was granted and the
work Of construction was pushed rap
Idly. Even before the paasageway
was opened, managers 81 other the
atera ana OF large department stores
were clamoripg for permission "a
build similar tunnels
II "a now several weeks since the
paasRgeway 20 the OdoOn was Opeaoc
and ID has proved a great success
Some Of the other tunnels arP near
Ing completion and the authorities
have decided 10 cuuueCl the ulhaaNN'
ways with one another. so that there
may be q continuous paaaageway
along certain Of the streets, A. busi-
ness hougoa ana places % amusement
viii be aondlng ln applications, ID Il
fair 10 assume that eventually the an.
foreground sidewalk will Dc come
mon thing ia certain parts % th'
city.
There are several advantages % b.
gained by the construction of such {
system Ol HubNayG. For one thing I
enables the managers Of large shop
10 uao the Placements of their premi'
E,w 20 advantage, Il being quite feas'
allo to erect show windows Openinl
az the subway iQoipath. Then again
pedestrians nnd an underground wa
very desirable in ralny weather, and
during the heated term the HupWel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
|. SHORTCRKE AT :
/. WHITE HOUSE )

Washlngion. n g. june 49, Only
one kind ~ strawberry short cake o.
cuuntenanood on the presidential
table in the White House Airs Marx
Hanna gave the highly priced recipe
20 Mrs Roosevelt In the FIRST apzihE
Of the lattcre regime az Chatolaine 81
tAe historic mansion. Il was at one
Of those famous Comed beef bash
breakfasts which the gcniHl ohio man
WuH fond Of giving 90 his intimate
iriends. that the president and Mrs.
Roosevelt Noie introduced 10 straw
berry shor cake. as 10 10 understood
Ia Ohio Since thar experience, the
head Of the nation has refused 20 ac-
cept any substitute for the Hanna
dollcscy.
This short eake should be called
short cake. n % Of tho sponge
o. pound cake variety, with whipped
cream, bits uf pineapple aud lemon
mixed Ina, and Icing several inches
high giving u tho festive look Of a
brides cake. Il IL made 0f biscuit
dough. baked IN d square pan and cut
in squares, with good rich cream and
fine sugar spread on generously
But the berries are tho thing This
HHtAAH AAAAthtaAa tfAHsiHNA AttNHh AANN"AAN
upon Mrs. Rooaeveita mind, Only
large, Hwoet, absolutely perfect her-
rles are used. They are cut IN two
and placed between tho two layers
aud but slightly bruised Over the
berries the iulce Of other berries Is
poured and the same "a repeated on
he top, with the addition OF cream
and pulverlEod sugar During the sea
son tcW 0i the forenoon repasta are
served without strawberry short cake
ln asking d friend TO share this early
meal. the president adds, dufin 4
strawberry time, that be- can treat
bis guest 20 a feast 90 for the gods,
/ 10 the cook win put up some short
Ieako
rhiB chosen dlah Is always prepared
under the direct supervision uf the
Sat, faithful Henry pichnay. che nearo
steward, who served the RonsoYeits
during their residence Ia Albany and
ever since pinckney does OH tho
marketing. and careful observers can
not but note his anxiety during the
berry season. ae % up with the FIRST
peep Of dawn and with hts wagon
makes the rounds OF the commission
mnrkeis 20 GET the pick OF she goods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
MORE MONEY FOR
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
w. c. REID, ATTORNEY GENERAL,
RENDERS OPINION ON INSTR.
ANcg FUND PREMIUM.

The following opinion BY Attorney
General vi G. Reid regarding the pOr-
zion of insurance premiums SET aside
Tor Gre departments In New Moxico, ~
81 considerable interest Aimee u settles
legal point which has been IN dis
pute for some timo
santa ~, June g, 1905
Hon. J. "a sloan. superintendent ~
insurance. Santa Fe. N. M.
Sir have your letter OF juno 4,
asking wholnef the treasurer Hhall
pay 10 the various departments Of the
territory. undqr Section Do 81 the ins
suranct laws of Now Mexico, moneye
due "a them for 1905, and stating lhat
there Is sufficient moneys now IN the
hands ol the treasurer 90 Day iaai
years aollnQuoncioa Ga this matter
ani also che dues Tor this year.
Under Section 2i8a Compiled Lava
1897. the various IRE companies were
10 receive % each o. each $500 pre-
MUM collected By the IRE Insurance
companics during tho previous year
ending May 81 The law Of 1908. apf
proved February ,. fepeaia Section
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
SILVER CITY ELKs
WILL VISIT DENVER.

Enterprise says. Among those
mt,-.oers % silver City lodge No 4i3.
=. p. o. r., who have already aignldei
their iItQntiOn to travel TO Denver in
q special Pullman sleeper 90 attend
The annuoi convention % Elks which
will ~ held az that place next month.
are Mossr. and Mesdames o. G. Hin.
man, @. j. snilee. Jackson AEoe. Geo.
Bell and niece. w III Newcomh and
M. n. Belts. Mesars H. r.. Jones
Harry Burgess &. b. Morrill,. William
.Caesman. Harry Bonholael. Alex. Nc
noweli. y w. Carter, g. q Shoe
maker r. G. Markley. W. g. Porter
leld. r. NJ Young and n. y Cory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

trpsNed tho Mississippi cfosacd iNe
AiloHhenicH and ihe Rocky mountains.
reached the rtclhc, crossed thHt
ocean t1 enc Alenl'an islands. to fin.
wall. and farther set. 90 iho gateway
of iho Ufleni. lhc gfpnt Philippine
nfchipclaR0. and wherever 40 floats
lt D. TIE same flag Of the FREQ. guar.
anieolng rlse, liberty. and toe pursuit
Of happiness % OIL American citi.
zna
Tho hieiofy Of our Gag "a short dnt
mono adsancemant las been made
dufnE iis nfe On 80 that goes 90
make nu the sum of human happiness.
thau On all the years that elapsed
since the Tan uf the Roman empire
& has been hanfed dawn tn ZEE ~
gcneralinns ~ PATRIOTS who carried N
safe amid every peril. saved lt from
diahonor and bestowed d with che best
blood that ever flowed from human
veins. How then can We fail 90 love
and honor che sacred embicm3 our
children should De- taught 20 look uD
20 ita beautiful folds with deyotion.
second only t9 that they owe O. God.
They ought 90 be- taught 90 lead hon.
or1bie. uprlfht lives ever ready 90
maintain tho right and resist wrong.
no matter ln what form @ comes. 70
that II they should ever be- called 20
defend thQir HaF An battle ihcg could
do go with brave true hearts and
clean hands, and thus the Gas 0f the
free shall 30 bcuuCafh0d to future
generations as pure end unspotted aa
Il came 10 ur.
In accordance with established cuq.
tom and uaaEN, therefore. ], H. j..
HHFefmHn governor " the TERRITORY
Of New Mexico. DO hereby recommend
that Tuesday, June "a. 1906. % set
aside and observed az "F'lag day. and
recommend that on that day the may.
ors OF cities ho requested 20 order
nags displayed on municipal build
lnEs that the editors % newspapers
publish articles upn the subject 81
Inc nag. shat school officers and
teachers be- requested % arrange for
patriotic exercises and teach uhC
STORY OF the Gag and what q rcprc.
sents and have the young people
pledge theig fualiy and loyalty 90 ~
and that an good citizens Of enc tori
tory see TO Il that the day Is nttingly
and properly observed
Done az toe executive Office, this.
ihe lith day OF June, a. 40. 1909.
Witness my hand and the great seal
ol the territory Oi SOW Mexico.
lsiened) n. J. HAGERMAN,
Governor Of Nov Mexico
By the Governor;
j. w. RAYNOAns.
lseaD Secretary Of New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16


A strong feeling against American
automobiles IN springlng % here,
due 90 tho two or three accldontf,
fof which, according 20 reports, che
epeed Of American owned cars was 70
blame.
The members of the American col
ony have acquired the reputation Of
being reckless drivers, and while the
French mOturlgt 30 as fond aB anyone
Of speed brush. he objects 20 furious
driving 10 che city stroeis.
Several letters have been written
20 the newspapers hefa on the subject
The krcnchmon claim that nearly all
the fatal automobile accidents hap
pen TO American cars They say thai
che Americans drive through more on
ieaa crowded streets al the same speed
as g. customary In the open country
and apparently take a savage delight
ia passing other cars going 81 the
very good speed Of forty kilometers.
Many OF the letters call upon the
authorities 10 pat q stop % the prac-
tice Of speeding within city limits
prophesying d large crop OF fatalities
y something Is not done at once, The
agitation assumed such proportions
that committee II the French Au-
iomobllo Club, ia concert with Al
Leplne, project OF police Is TO modify
the existing rules q the road ragu
lallnF motor trainc. which action Will
be submitted 20 Minister Of tho In
terior NJ. ClemUnccau. The special
pOints under consideration are the
conditions OF autoeara passing when
going IN che same direction. and d
new system 81 front and rear lamps
az night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

dynamhlng walls az Turk and Mason
streets. A wall feli iua a. Robbins
was planting hls explosives. For over.
two hours be- lay boncsih tons "a
brisk, badly crushed. but somewhat
protested hy fallen tlmheIa
u was q close call But watt AS
the rcscucfa dug down 60 him. they
saw him wnivlng his arms trying by
signs. belng speoehless. 90 teli them
aumofhinr
Look outi" suddonly yelled ros-
cuer. mes got bis hands full OF dyna
mitei"
Sure enough. Robbins had lain
9liere an that TIME with no sticks OF
dynamite In his hands. They rescued
MIN very carefully and took him go
the General hospital az The Preside.
~ was conscious an the time"
said Robbins 90 representative ~
this paper at the hospital to-day. "As
well a. ] could ! wsa digging my way
out and when I got hole through
stuck ont my hand with che dyna-
p1ite % & 70 show che rcacuers that
death was likely % come TO all of us
a. any minute 10 was tough lying
there alongside enough dynamite TO-
blow Blk building SKY hish. but I'm
Coming out al riEht"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
CASTELLANES
MUCH TALKED
OF IN PARIS
Countess Is Unpopular
and BOni Is Disposed
Most Heartily.
AUTO CARS IN ELOPEMENTS
Paris Is Providing Subway
Sidewalks to Relieve che
Contested Streets.
AUTO CARS IN ELOPEAfNTS


Special Cprreap ondence
pnria June la@Nefy naturally tho
r,aaieilanO divorce suit II leading
sonic nl dlaauHaiuu here just now. e.
neclaiF amona the Americans. French
fsoisft is Interested but neutral 90 a
large degree. expressing litto aympn-
thv ior lha countess. but ~ me same
time rulfainlns from 1nefing excuses
for Bpni
Ffom the outset enc mombefa of the
old aflaiOcmcy diaaruroVcd of me
counts mafriaNo. not from any oploc-
fion ID Miss Gould Or her family. nut
solely on account OF the endeeYora
made b. young be CaFicilnnc % con
voy the impression that d was
business transaction mther Than Q
love match. Egon aitcr the birth Of
hia two sons. B0nl never neglected. an
opportunity % insinuaic thal he had
sacrificed himself and ali hia feelings
90 The necessity OK bringing money
inio tbe impoverished house OF Cas-
tollane
How the French ar.stocrncy roElrd-
"a his attitude "a best illustrated by
ERE Fact that when hc offered himself
fof election I'D lhc Jockey club he
was irnumIniouaiy blaCk.bailCd hy tie
largest number oi black balls ever
accorded 90 any one candidate Now
tho set Ia which bis family move d
unanimous IN condcmnins che rcandai
20 which his conduct has given rlBo.
Il takes the ground that when an
heiress brings such a colossal fortune
20 completely ruined mah, the least
he can do " 90 fnlhll hts share Of
the contract By tho correctness OF his
private life.
II san haydly be said that Countess
BOni DO Casleilane Is popular Ia Paris,
but she is lmmcaeurahiy more re-
apected today BY the people ~ that
worli into which she has married than
she waa wien she tamuly submitted
20 the infidelities. TO the monetary cx-
tostioEs. and 20 the snoere 81 her un-
grateful, and now thoroughly declassa
husband.
lt is said that the count over one
halter alone In Paris q blll Of enc 800
while. on the last occasion thn4 tbs
bailifis made an Inventory Of his be-
luuginga az the instance Of hts NUM-
eruus creditors. they found no fewel
than SIC white walatcoats
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16


Gee. lie built the iirst Yank torpedo
boat ho is an expert Of ordnance
also an expert of equipment, llkewiaa
regular Old Sar AZ navigation.
phyalcally he's mark for the
Oaiefitos. Ho has been an invalid
for % years. Not a bedroom patient
but a sick man who keeps his boots
on aud sticks 70 work.
Fifteen years ago they took him on
q stretchor 20 a North Carolina water
ing place, where ne could look out n,
the ocean and die IN peace Ge0rge
Krowlcd 10 iercely al them an that
they left him aud then suddenly be-
was back on his ship.
When M commnm OF e ship the
admiral never leaves the bridge. ne
has his meals brought 90 him there
and he matches r. few hours sleep in
the little round house wrapped .n 9
blanket
Nuthlng could De more typical Of
the man. He has kept alive, biz
friends say, Dy Keeping on his feet
Thia he does literally 81 his present
position There ls a large low desk
On bis Office. in the middle Of the
rOom-a desk such as other ofncorE
insist on having. But Il "a Moves
used by Admiral Converse. on @
the northeast corner Of the room me
admiral has little clean topped
hroast-hlEh desk at which he stands
Here he is % be fOund-ou his feef-
from in che morning until alter al
his assistants and clerks are com.
fortahly aeated "a the grand stand
watching che ball gnme.
The admiral Is quick. t7rso and q
the point He wastes no words
Every hour Of HIS life u a fight and
every hour he Is making good,
On board ship tho lsds al ld0llxS
'the old man"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

AIRS. l.. o. ~. lager of Tucson, met
with q very painful accident while our
hunting Ia the vicinity of the Mission.
The gun which she was shooting exc
pioded and the FIRST joint OF tho mia-
dle Anger on her lcft hand was shot
on Airs lager Is on oxpoit shot and
she had killed Hiz birds on the wlnat
Ana % she was taking the L0yenth
shot the gun exploded and hole was
torn ln the barrel Of the gun where
Mrs. lager was holding Il with her
loli hand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

tho erection OF q new opera house
for hlgbec, Arlz. one that viii be
nratclaas Ia every particular, "a now
assured. a company 70 carry out
thQ work "a now Incorporated and WIN
ggcoi soon 10 decide on plans. Tba
kicorpofalofs OF Tho new COMPANY aqo
~. ,. Cunningham uF. y. s.. shine ana
scWt WhRley There are several
other business men ol thls city hold.
Ing blocks az stock. however IN the
concern, The capital Is placed AL
$4,000. divided into 900 shares al
30 each a. T.. Manahan ID to ~,
manager of she new property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
FIRST CLASS POSITIONS
IN THE CIVIL SERVICE

A+.'ftN ~ wv FffftH HfNfNNf
The United StattB civil service
commission announces an examlna.
ton on July Sc, 1906, 90 secure ell.
gibles from which 10 make certiaca.
ton TO an a vacancy ga che position
81 architectural craftsman (malej Ia
the Philippine service, at $500 poF
annum, and other similar vacancies
as they may occur IN ihai service.
Men only will DO admitted to this ex.
animation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
HEALrHFuLNEss or PARIS
HAS LARGELY iMpROVEg

Parla may now be regarded as D
health resort. ne .he public health
seems to be steadily improving
Speaking recently before the Acado-
my Of kediciie, nr A. Mariin de-
ciagcd that Paris Is becoming a0re
and mo~e healthy. thanks to the prog
ress OF public hyelqne. IN 1894 the
rars Of mortality was 22.3 per thou
aandi last year Il was ia. in spite
o. the increase IN population.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
FAILED TO Run ON
aCHEnuLEn TlME


w, l.. Rivers mas fled a suit against
the O.. II. s. s. A, Railway company
IN the sum Of $4,000, says the ri Paso
Times. lie sets out 10 she complaint
ihaf last January while al work in
sahinas. Mexico. he received q tele-
gram stating that HIS wife had died
Ia i1l pasO from childbirth and thaf
The child was not expected TO I've. He
Immediately went 10 Eagle Pass.
where be expected 10 De transported
60 Spoiiord Junction, from whicn
place he could BE- transported 10 VI
i'aaO. he alleges that he waa In
formed al Eagle Pass thnt tho train
would not leave that day on schedule
Time which would make connection
with the train 90 El Paau az spQnorl
impossible. and thaf he thcrenpon
wired the agent ol The company ~
San Antonio asking him fof az order
10 bold tho train ~ spDhord until tac
train from HaRle paaa should arrive.
The representative ~ the road al
San Ant0nio sent word back that hb
could not 90 ihla sind she delondauf
ioOk the delayed train from Eagie
fass, which arrived IN apoRord Juno.
tion after she train had len for sd
PaeO 40 wta, therefore, compelled
- Wait unlil use next DAY 10 catch b
train % lgl raso. aud AYERS that thlH
delay canEed him great mental "a.
gussh aud pergonal incopvonlenre, fof
which 10 dernhnda judgment n tne
sum Of 5000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
Railroad Tranaporiatlon AGENT.

The United States ciyA service
commission announces an examine
tlon on July g. 1906 % secure oiiEihlos
from which 10 make certlncation %
nh a vacancy Ia the position 81 rail-
road transportation agent Ia the unh
ted states geological surrey. depart.
ment az the interior. al $4,000 pe- an.
NUM-. and vacancies az they may OF
cur IN any branch Of tho service re,
curing nimilar qualifications.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

The United States civil service
commission announces an examina.
ti0n Ca july Sc, 1906, 90 secure ell
gibles from which 10 make certlfca.
tion 20 an q vacancy IA the position
OF craftsman, architectural ana
sleell, AZ $500 per month, under the
engineer OF fhe third light house dis
trict. at Tompkinsvllle. NJ ", and va.
cancies aa they may occur In any
branch Of the service requiring simi'
lar qualifications.