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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23

A Girl may SOW no wild oats. 4
by may---that is. If he Is not found
out. Never mind whether a boy s
honor or self-respect is sulled. that is
another matter. But the girls soul
must be as snow; her virtue beyond
reproach. So reads our social law,
and on its iniquity we need not here
dwell What is an "indiscretion for
a boy spells ruin for girl, Let her
make one false step, no matter what
the temptation may have been, and
the world looks askance at her; yea,
turns from her. Every hand is raised
against her. Women. especially,
never condone, never forget--except
a few. God bless them! As the
Nazarene turned toward the fallen
Magdalene, WON IN turn from her: so
far are we from His teachings to- day.
And then to hep cur daughters along
to the absolute guardianship OF the
Temple Of Chastity without a flaw
what do we doa Explain the most
imperious force In all human nature:
the most mastcrful instinct OF The
racer No. no! That would be
touching on life S processes. and life S
processes are indelicate, immodestl
the springing Of the flower from the
seed. tn, chicken from the egg the
tree from the these are low,
these ere vile! Such knosledg
would mean - a girl knowledge OF
herself that she must not havel The
conversation Of tire race must remain
to her an unsolvei riddle. The m ost
disastrous pitfah for woman is be
fore her: the critical moment, the
crucial instant may face her at any
time. But the truth. the one weapon
that could os her sol. safeguard that
mist not be "told" her. That W uld
be the inculcsticn OF an Impure
thought It is enough for her to
know--nothingl -Lades Home Journ
al.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
LYcURCus.

and lose all interest when help is with
in reach. Herbine will make that liver
perform its duties properly. j. B.
Vaughn Elba. Ala. writes: Being a
constant sufferer from constipation and
disorded liver. have found Herbine
TO be the best medicine. for these
troubles. on the market. have use
il constantly. believe 1t to be IN
BEST medicine OF its kind. and wish
all suffers from these troubles to
know the good Herbine has done me.
Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23

IT is a matter OF pleasure and sat
isfaction to his many friends all over
the state to know that Hon. Jno. r.
lobe will not have any opposition in his
candidacy for State Auditor Mr.
lobe is the present assistant auditor
to DIR. Avery Moore. For many
years Mr.. )obe has been employed in
the Auditors office and is acquainted
with every detail OF IT, There is moi
a man in all Arkansas better qualified
for Auditor than John r. Jobe and
surely not one more deserving.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

The TWIcL -A-wEEK REFUHElo NOW 70
so CENTS PER YEAR.
The Twice-a-Week Republic. OF
ST. Louis. has reduced its subscription
price from S per year 10 SO cents
This is one OF the Oldest and best
semiweekly newspapers published in
the United States. and at the price Of
so cents Ter year no one can afford
to he without it, For so cents YOU
receive two big eight-page papers
every week. o. copies a year. at less
than one-half cent per copy. Your
frients and neishbors will surely take
advar tage Of this opportunity. Don't
fai. TO tell them all about It.
Ssrd all orders to The Republic,
ST. Louis. Mo.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23

Arkansas boys and girls. and ! shall
be glad to see larger representation
from Monroe County in the Univer-
sity than ever before. Ire Frepar-
at y Department has not been aboI-
ished as some think.
emember that the number OF APP
pointments is not limited. For cata-
logue and further Information address,
President John =. Tillnan. Fayette-
vile. Arkansas.
r. F. kILwEE. County Judge.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
UNEQUAL HUMAN EYES.

Many persons who think their sight
perfect have a greater visual power
in one eye than the other. With
regard to the respective power OF tn,
right and left eye wcll-known opti
clan finds that a person occupied Ia
writing all day has, as a rule. stronger
vision In the left. Writing with tAe
right hand, and his left arm resting
on the table. his left eye IL nearer his
work. and Its vision Is more concen-
trated. This expert says our race will
never become so short-sighted as the
German whilst outdoor athletic games
are encouraged In our public schools.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
FLAG That Inspired "Ths star Spansisd
Oanner."

Flaa That insplreo "The SsaF Speno'so
Oanner."
Mrs. Bauer explained this by saying
that the flag was presented to Col.
Armistead by the government after
the nght. Mrs. Hunter says that the
nag was the private property Of Col.
Armistead, having been presented to
him by a committee Of so Baltimore
citizens q few days before the conflict.
;. hen he saw the British Meet ap-
preaching he threw 1t to the breeze.
Col. Armistead was brilliant ON
GER" she said. He was graduated
at West Point as a second lieutenant
In 1899, became captain In 1906, ma
jor In 1913, brevet lieutenant colonel
in 1914. After his defense OF the fort
on Sept. ~, 1914, he was made
colonel.
There was never any doubt but
that the nag belonged to him. MY
mother was born in the fort some time
before the death Of the colonel. which
occurred on April 25, 1918. She was
named for him, GeOrgiana. Her mar
riase TO William Stuart Appleton OF
the Boston family has already been
told.
Il remember playing under the nag
as a girl. It's history since the hght
is one mainly of the occasions when 1t
was exhibited. The last of these was
at the sesquicentennial celebration Of
the city Of Baltimore In 1880.
1T was also exhibited at the Centen-
NAL exposition at Philadelphia in 1876,
and l think at some celebration con-
nected with the Old South Church in
about 1875, under the auspices OF
Commodore Preble. But / forget the
raising Of the flag at Fort McHenry
in 1926 in honor of the visit Of Gen.
Lafayette.
The disposition Of the flag at my
brothers death is problematical. He
may leave it to Peabody institute in
Baltimore or to a museum in Wash
ington."
Neither Mrs. Hunter nor her BROTH
er nor her sister Is connected with
any Revolutionary society. although
they all take interest in patriotic az
fairs. Eben Appleton, the owner Of
the flag, lives in Manhattan borough
and Is we'll to do.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved farms, on 8 to 10
years time.
Apply to
JACKSON & R0dt
over Ia III of Brinkley.

hat he enjoys being dow on III
arm and the chaices are With the
present sent.nc:. that h. will o. there
long enough to at least get acouaint-
ed with the surrouni ings
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
A SURE CURE Foa MALARIA.

Try Yucatan Chill Tonic. superior
to all. acceptable to the most delicate
person. One bottle viii work wonders.
Price soc. A Free Sample at
Brook Pharmacy.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
Baby cheksd 70 Death.

A bean became lodged in the throat
Of the i8-months-old baby of Robert
Mccoy. living on q farm north Of Fort
Smith. and the little fellow choked
ito death before medical assistance
could be secured.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23

David Mann, an employee in the
sawmill at Havana had his leg hor-
ribiy mangled by its coming in con-
tact with large circular saw, and
the leg had to be amputated above
the knee.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
An Old Lady Injured.

Mrs. ]. F. Barr, "A years OF age,
while walking on the pavement at
Springdale was run into by two girls
on roller skates. thrown to the ground
and severely injured.
Endurance Billiard Match.
Very recently = billiard match was
played In Paris which lasted for "a
hours. During the whole period the
players did not leave the room for
more than minute at time. The
match took place between Jules Cohen
and Pierre Jaussaud, and altogether
they walked about thirty miles dur
ing the game.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
Fine Remington
er Ata Das(


A prominent man'l'1Tv''c ri
Fertwell. Of Lucama' y.
most remarkable expe,l''' 1
After taking less - =,
Of Elcct,ic Bitts's. n
rising from the grave sss,.A,'s.|
Brleh,s disease. in D's a,'''''|
fully believe Electric \ n
ma permar entity, ~ !, N
stopped The liver a''a s
plications which have "
yearsl' Guaranteed
PfIcy My Soc
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
CHURCH UNION UPHELD.
Supreme Court Of Georgia
Awards Property.

Atlanta. Ga. The supreme court
Of Georgia today handed down a de-
cision holding that the general as
senbly OF the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church acted within the scope
If its constitutional authority when it
voted for union OF al the Cumberland
Presbyterian Churches in the United
States. and that the action OF that
body with reference to church proper
ty is to be recognized by civil courts.
The decision has the effect OF
awarding the property CT the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church in Atlanta
to that part Of the membership which
upholds the union Of the churches
coasumated by the general assembly
at Decatur. H., May %. 1906.
1t also reverSes the decision Of the
superior court Of Fulton county, from
which appeal was taken.
In TENNESSEE AID ILLINOIS.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23
10 Years AZ Z

!, 80
| Inc following Item,
the ARGUS Angus, /,
were lively news in en-.
! Mayor Q. M. Norma,
phis this week, on tu,i..
! Hon. c. F. c,ssas, !,
Kock Monday, on bush,
S. court.
Mrs. r. NJ. Hsadsrss
Grove visiting friend. nj
/ James Saline and MI
kins visited friends ii
week.
| A. J. Gregory. Of Pin
IS visiting his brother, /.
Miss Katie Jackson, Il
Is In the city the guest Il
Norman.
Henry Lounsbury S q
after a serious spell Il q
| Mrs. D. H. Smith II,
phaeton which looks Wi
her splendid animal
Miss Della and Pes,i
at home again after ! Y
visit Of several weeks vi
friends:
Another hale storm Va
! ley last week and i
weighing some nine ~
was at the home, Of Joe U
nine FOUNDER fell and he k1
it as he can well BE-. Hl,l
be Joe Hale. j.. sndk
weighing coffee and
grocery store Of his daddy
Misses Blanche. G:uie
Norman entertained Tuss
at their home in East B.1
| p!imentary to their guest
| Jackson, Of Pine Hni
number 81 the young parp
and enjoyed an evening y
onal pleasure.
| II YEARS AGO m Houf
Miss Bertha Cooke lsd
friend, Miss Fannie Abs
Grove this week.
Misses Mary L. Mayo
Boyce. OF Lavrenceylls,
| preaching at Holly Grove
| j. M. Kerr and daush
ing their daughter and =
Lizzie Mcdonald, At n
week.
Brit Ables and family ~
down on his farm near w
We regret to loose them
midst.
Mrs.W.F. Branch, son :
are visiting relatives 70
will also visi, Nashville
return.
Rev. ]. K. Farris 'su''
from Milbrook Wedn:sd''
but will 60 this vseS y
help Bro. Fred Little %
Fine Remington
er Ata In
One fine Remington
Fo s nearly new. With
win sell cheap, either y
EASY TIME PAYMENTS
Also some thorousI1
Plymouth Rocks, Pana
Bull Leghorns. The 's'
Address. W. 4.
Loct
July II. 1907.
Rising From N
Appointment msnu',ss''
Fertwcll. Of Lucama' ~
n,ost remarkable cxpeFls'
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23

In both Tennessee and Illinois the
recent decisions Of the Courts have
been positively in favor Of the re union
OF the great Presbyterian Churches.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1907-08-23

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
Observer s observations

observe that according to J. W.
Taylor's statement he has not vic.
lated the laws of his country, nor the
laws of his church as he understands
it., while Brigham H. Roberts acknow-
lodges to having violated both.
That there is a decided need for some
means OF signaling the street car CON
dnctor other than yelling at the top
of one g voice
That there is also need to enforce
the order prohibiting passengers talk
ing to the motorman.
That the Deseret News is very much
exercised over the non-enforcement of
LAWN Virginia
That Joseph F. Smith and Brigham
II. Roberts are the objects of GENTLE
persecution, and all because these poor
men insist on living their religion.
That the people who are always
running after fashion never fully catch
up with it.
That according to the casualty re-
port the glorious Fourth was appropri-
ately celebrated again this year
That the system for governing the
facilities for bathing at Saltair is poor
in the extreme
On Sum Uther Things.
Dat Gle fellow what put de mos
money IN de counterbushen plate am
genally de frees to show him s hand
Dat de '<coon' what bollsh de
loudes' haint alus de one what am hurt
de wors'.
Dat grief run ont much fastah fro de
mouf dan fro de eyes.
Dat de NOAH comedians man hab
de noah confused be become, dat in
de education of de haht mos people
begin too low down.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06
Use Aliens FOOt-EaSe

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
II you have tired, aching feet, try Al
len g FootEase. 1t rests the feet and
makes new OF tight shoes easy. Cures
aching, swollen, sweating feet. Relieves
corns and bunions of all pain and gives
rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold
by all Druggists and Shoe Stores, Csc.
Don Il accept any substitute. For FREE
trial package. also Free Sample of the
FOOT EASE Sanitary CORN.PAD, a
new invention, address Allen s. Ohm
sted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06

havs aaa navy officers of many
ri c, round the new tongue
Ne fgs;a1ulnnlcation fs;1 when ali 9th.
Yea ;;siled; ;s The Pope has rec
7leas y la and a paper is published in
Z fbaty Catholic society. 1t is
h jsa. because of its simple
\ fo, kuage offers better oppor-
sioas :, shading and giving finer
10 words than other Ian.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
ASUNTOS
7EATRALES.
De lines a marteS debutara una
gran COmpaiia de zarzueIa.
S'gdn 50 dice, q MdsleO para 81 ndsl6l, trlo
ndslGOs Dc Esplil, perO slSmprO RstGsIta-
"a mdslCOs ID lqUI.

Da iunes maTteA debutaFS en- 81 Mu.
nicipRl Ia gran compsffs de zaEzuela On
la que fgursn Is eminenta tiple Laura
Ndfe8 y otros notablea artiatas que Ia
acompafan, y que 70 hemos anteH msncio.
nado, dirigidog por 81 reputable MAESTRO
conceTtsdor, SsfioE Mayoqui
Es bien sensible que solo poE ssis &
oth9 dfas nos delete tan exceIente compa.
ifa, causR de eSperarSe en- San Juan, de
IN momento & otEo, la troupe de Ia M6sico
que anticipadamente habfs contratado
nuestro teatro, raz6n por Ia cual podremoB
decir que ss nos pTopoFciona POGO de 10
bueno.
Sin embargo, no hay que dessucantsEse,
pueE eS muy probable, Hegdn 90 nos iDfoT-
ma, que Ia aludids Compafifa vnelvR &
San Juan despu6B que hRya recorrido
otras ciudsdes de Puerto Rico, entonceB
nos dar6 Conocer 81 msgnfico repertoire
de obrag, entire las cualeS hay muchas nus
vas que han obtauido gran 6xito en- Esps.
ms Y On las que Ia simpktics Laura otERB
parties pFincipRlel de la mismR troupe al
CRn2aron brillantes tTiunfoa en- Venezuela
en- otroa impoTtantes paiseH.
Adem6B, debsmos 8eT mas Completeness
que egoistRs no pFetendeT que TODD 10
bueno sea para noBotrOs los capitaIefioB
pues es muy justo que de clio psEticipen
tambi6n otras cultfsimas poblaoionen de
aBtR isis.
La companta Mayoqui ha contratado,
completamente, la aorsditsds orquests
pueEtorTiqueia que Rcostumbra actuar On
nueBtro testro; , aunuue, segdn Sc ms hs
dioho, la "MdOico," para "a mdBica, trae
mdsicos de Espafa, sismpre necesitar6 md.
sicos de aquf, que, musicalments hablando,
conocen bastante mdsica, como que mu'
choB psEtenecen lR Bociedad m6sicsl y,
por 10 tanto, puede sar que encsjen en- Ia
"MdHico TsRtrar'. Y esto ST que no es
mdsica celestial, nj mduicsB de PueTta de
TIERS, nj mucho menos m6Bicas del muai.
quero muhicante ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Cont TRABANDO
EN- CATANO.
4 caIIe del ''Amparo" sin 5npsru
para eI yeCindariO, poE 10 iDtran-
stable.
tLO tOGl 4 Il Gompa1ll Do ID Llnoa F6HOa d0l
0gStO, . d muRIGIpIo?
(De naestrO corr sspOnsayl

DiCismbTs 12.-Ls hygiene en- cate po'
blado eg ontEabando, no hay que cul
par la pOlicfa, porque 6ats hace 10 que
humanaments puade, on favor de 10 linn
pieza p6blicR de Gnta localidad.
La Gale del "Amparo", GstG en- Ia aC'
tualidad intrannitable. Entire el fuio de ID
maTea que hs hecho y loa grandes sgua.
osFoB que han caido en- eBtoa dfaB, han
tornado nm pantRuo general en- dichR CO.
lie, que indigcutible, tiene que ser tan
prontO le de 81 sol, IN foco de miaBmaB
pal6dicaB
mo podE6 81 aIcRIde de Bayam6n evi.
tar On 10 possible que Sc former aBos 5Gohes?
Aver muHieron en- esR calle las personRs
Elias CruE d. ma Felfcita D6vila. Ade.
mas hay ca esa miBma Gale vRrios caaou
de paludiHmo en- Ia Gale de San Fer
n6ndo, tambi6n.
-El poliofa Jose LIaugeT, denunci6
hoy ante el juez de Bayam6n, & los indi.
viduoa Emilio Guerra FauAtino Miriam
de- por tener en- el balloon deAuB casag, 70.
pRB tendidag.
En- 81 viaje que hi2o 81 vaporcito de
Catafio aver las media de Is tarde,
horR an que viajan mas paBsjeroa hab1R
en- el departRmento de segunda, junto con
los pRBsjerOB dos cabalIos, una caiezs con
50 correspondents cRballo, IN autom6vil,
IN wagon con csTga cuatro tsTsoneH de
bacRlao. va que la Compafifa trata los
pasR eroa como coAas, debierR Buspander
eHRE cargss pOr 10 menos las hoFaB de mfs
tr6fco.
-Despu6u de tres dfas, hoy hsmou con.
seguido lechs purA para 81 consume Hi
bien parece que con la frecuente lluvis,
le Gallo algua RguR dentro al cacharro.
La oarne dsm6s aFtfculos dc pri.
mera nece8idad, &lCanzan buen pFscio,
io6mo que los pObres So ven muchRs vsces
pTivadoB de conBumiFloH
-Ahora que las cRllss piden gEitoB
que Ee reparsn Be me ocuFEe una pregunta:
lQui6n ITEMS que aTrsglaT ID Gale del
teen2 Ia compafifa de la ,Lfnea Ferrea
dsl Os ts 8 el NUT ipio?
CualquisrR de las dos que 1ea, eI que
tiene que atendeE ssa Gale, debe tenar
entendido que hay que repararla cuanto
antsg, poEq ze "a los bachsB que hay en-
ella se han armada con Ell vecindario.
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Gamble do fuiClOnlrlOs,

Con motivo de IR lIegada del gobsrnn.
dor Post ha vuelto & haceFBe cargo de la
BecretariR de Puerto Rico pTeBidenCiR
del ConBejo Executive 81 Sr. WilIuughby,
quedandO en- 81 puesto de sub BecretRriO 81
senior Skinner.
All embarcar para los Estados UnidoI
81 maEtes pr6ximo 81 senior Willoughby
que eBtaF6 allf hasts EneFo, volveTS &
haceEue cargo instantaneous de ID secreta
ria de Puerto Rico eI HefioE Skinner , de
Ia presidencia del ConSeio Executive 81
doctor Rafael del Vale Rodrfgues.
Dursnts el tempo que han deBempefiR.
do los refsridoB csFgoH, de gobernadoF in.
terino secretsFio de Puerto Rico, los Bg-
iiores Willoughby , Skinner han tenido
como BiempTe, IL mayor culturs atenCio-
nes para los Representatives. de ls pFsnsa
que les han viuitado, facilitando los infoF.
mes que les hR aido possible = la situaCi6n
de calma en- todoB los asuntOs que han rel,
nado On Ia isla eafeEaB del gobiaTno du'
Pante eaa spoea hR peFmitido pFoD0FCionRP,
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DON BERNABE.
De SOCIEOAD.

Para eI Norte Aver EMBARGO de re.
greHo & loH EHtRdoH Unidoa 81 DR.. StoksV,
Official de la marina de guerfa de los Ests-
dos Unidos que reside algun tempo IN
esta isla. lie acompsfis 50 distiDgui. q
sefiorR , nina.
81 DR.. Stokes va desempsnsr IN i'm
poEtRnte cargo en- la direction de Banidad
de Ia eBcuadTa de los EstadoE UnidoB que
va al Pacifoo y ssta dislinguida fsmiiia
hs dejsdo en- esta Boeiedad una profunda
huella de aiwpatfas poT So correction y
eBquiHita Cu'tuFs.
Buen visje y 6xito la distinguida ia
milia 81 estimsble amigo.
De regre8o.-Eats maflqnR regFea6 de
los EutsdoB Unidos 81 gobsrnador de Ia
iaIa Regis HI, Post y fueron Fecibirle
numerosos slemsntos de eHtR sociedad, ha.
Ci6ndole una entuSiaBta reception.
Bienvenido
Que mejore-A ConBecuenci8 de au re-.
cients pRrto eBta enfsrma en- Bu residences
de Hato Rey Is j6ven diutinguida Gefiora
Teresa Rodriguez Umpierre de Peha Ga.
ricano , Bu estado inBpiRa alg6n cuidado.
Desesmos rSpido restablecimiento & Ia es'
Unable CompatTiota.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
DEPARTAMENTO De EDUGAClON.
ANUNCIO.

En- el dsnpacho del ComisioDado de Ins'
truCci6n pdblics, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Sc rscibir6n prOpuestaI bsjo BObre Dellado
por cuadruplicRdo para Ia construction
de bloques de cemento, de una casa escue'
Ia de vsints sRlones en- San Juan, Puerto
Rico, hasta las diez de Ia maflana del Luz
neB is de Diciembre 1907, hora en- que ge
abTir6n todaB las pPopuestaB Para infoF'
mes, dirigiFss & dicho deBpacho. Un de-.
p6Sito de veinte y cinco dollsrs ($25) 90
exigs para responder loB pianos pliego
de condolences
El DepartameDto de instruction Sc re
serva 81 derecho de rshuBar alguna pro-
puessa todas. Los sobTeu an que Be re-.
mitan las propueHtas debsT6n llevar eGcri'
to 10 Biguiente: "Propuesta para CoDBtruir
una casa escueIa en- San juan, Puerto Ri
co.. y estsr dirigidos 81 "Comiuionsdo de
Instruction, San Juan, Puerto Rico
E. @ Deeter, ComisionRdo de Educa'
Ci6n. Avs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
ADVERTISEMENT.

Sealed proposals. for the construction Of
. twenty-Toom school building Of cement
blocks in San Jueu, Porto Rico, will be
received in the effice Of the Commissioner
Of Educstion until ten (10) a. M, Monday
December is 1907, when such proposals
will be opened. Requests for Information
should be directed to the Office ofthe Com
missioner of Education. A deposit of
twenty Eve (25) dollars is exacted %
security, far the rsmmission Of plans and
specifications.
The Commissioner Of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals..
Envelopes in which proposals are
forwarded should be directed as follows:
"PFopoBaIB for the construction of school
house in San Juan, Porto Rico" and
should be directed to The Commissioner
Of Education, San Juan, Porto Rico."-
3. @. Denter, CommissiOneB Of EduCa-
tion. Avs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
EXamenes para abOgadOs.

En- Ia tsrde de aver Be FeunieTon en- los
Balones del Tribunal Supreme. los abogadoa
don Jose de Guzm6n Benftez Antonio
AlvRrez.NavaB, Jesus Msria Rosy, 7. D.
Mott y Luis Mendez Vas, miembFoH de Ia
Junta de Ex6menes para sbogadoB con 81
objsto de proCsder Ia caIifcaci6n de loH
agpirantss an 81 primer curse.
De log once que Bolicitaron exSmen
fQeron spFobadoB aolamente cinco.
Los sefioreB Rprobados faeron los her
msnosToro COlbeTg de Cabo ROjO, Reichavd
y Marquee, de Aguadilla , Aldea AgTait
do San Juan.
Los puntos slcan2ados por los otros ueig
fueEon inferiores a los exigidoB por Ia d;ti.
ma ley de la asambles Legialativa , pOr
10 tanto quedaron dsBcslifcsdos por ell
Tribunal exRminsdor. De sstoH 6ltimos
Se informa que el senior Adrian AgoBto
fu6 81 que obtuvo mas puntoB y el senior
Enrique RinC6n Plume!, menoH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
Los Que IIegan.

Esta mafsna lleg6 81 vapor "CaEaCas"
e,s,te puerto CON los uiguienteB paHajeroS
Hon. r II. Post gobeEnadoT, eSposos
q M. Barlow, J. Agruzo, S g. Morley,
W a EsrFatt, j, Silva, leioEita +. Jai'
bsnter. ] Surge, esposOa g. z. Dimuham
srno-os g K, Caibey, eaposos w. M.
BalI, sSposOu J. s, Patterson, a: ViEc9'
'-,,, ~yondo. r Figueroa, j. Martin J. Lord,
& n YaTroId. Ste N. SANCHEZ, A. PEim,
@ a TsIen j. 7. GallardO, Y. 3. Par
SnnS r Jsibor, q. Catlin, Col. Jwsddell,
mi Alvarez. M. Todd, 2. Victor, a de
q Hsbs. S,Boyita J. NuisS , OCho pass'
isFcu de tr6nsito.
Bien venidos.