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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-23
Big Creek News.

The farmers are having fine weather
to gather their crops. which are short
in this section.
Mrs. Mary Smith. OF Belton, is visit
ing in this section this week.
MIR. Il. A. Hindman and sister. Miss
Gena, visited the family of Mr.. w. u.
Colley, ut Shutdown, Inst Saturday and
Sunday.
Mcssrs. Dock Gambrcll and Luther
Callahan visited friends ut Brusl,y
Creek last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. 5. 4. Spearman and grand
daughter, Miss Annie, visited the fam
ily of Mr.. j. A. Cox Inst Sunday
Mrs. Charley IIosteen. of Greenvllle,
is the guest Of Mrs j. w. Reeves, Mt the
power house.
Mr.. j. II. Smit'l worshipped mt Wash
ingtOn last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Harris have re-
turned to their home at Augusta, Ga,
after Il visit of three months ut the
lattcr's sister, Mrs. j. G.. Patterson.
Alcssrs. Frank Nelborn and George
Wilson, from WilliamstOn, attended
Sunday School here last Sunday. Come
agnin. boys, You are always welcome.
Miss Fannie COllcr was the guest OF
her uncle, Mr.. John Coler, ut Bolton,
last Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Patrick Ilindman has been quite
sick for the past few days, but is better
at this writing.
Mr.. Jim Wilson visited at Bcavcrdam
last Sunday
The Pelzvr Mfg. Co. is. doing some
repairing nj the power house. They
are building more 10 the dam. L will
take them till Christmas to get the
work completed
Mrs. Belle Ponr is visiting her
brother Mr.. Will Anderson, at Nine
tySiX, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. llindman, of
Pclzcr, were the guests of his parents
here last Sunday.
BROWN EYES.
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An Explanation.

MH. EprrOH: Noticing the report OF
the Comptrollc.- General on pensioners
he says he finds that some o. the wild
ows givca different company and rcgi-
mcnt in their second application from
the first application for Il pension.
will gave Il case of this kind as an cX-
planati0n.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, in her first
application. gave Co. E, Goth Regiment.
as the command to which her husband
belonged. In her second application
she gave Co. *. Orr's Regiment. Both
statements were correct. Her husband
was first member OF Orrs Regiment
and was discharged. Afterwards lie
joined the Goth Regiment. The change
was made in the application for the
reason that at tho time of making the
second application it was moro convcn-
lent to get witnesses to prove that her
husband was member of Orr's Rcgi-
nent than il was tho Goth Regiment.
Another case similar to the above: A
widow in making her first application
for q pension this year, whose husband
had been on the pension roll, gave his
company and regiment different from
that her husband had given in his ap-
plication. He was first member of
Company X, Orr's Regiment, and was
transferred to Company E, Goth Regi-
ment. 1t was more conv enient in the
widows application to get witnesses to
prove that her husband was a member
OF tho Goth Regiment than It .yas tc
rrovc that he was q member of OrT's
) Il yimcnt. y
know of several old soldiers who
belongedto two different lcomnipnds
These cases I have given may be drreg.
uiar, but both the applications wers
& cof.ctr. DIR. GREER.
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Wraps.

n very essential article This cold,
snappy weather is q Wrap. Our de-
partment of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Wraps will impress every one
who has the good fortune to look.
Our buyer set out to get Wraps right,
and from the seal Of approval trade
has placed on them he must have
succeeded we'll.
Childlen's, Misses and Ladies Long,
Medium and Short Cut Garments
all the latest styles We can't de-
scribe them in this ad., but your ad.
miring eye will on sight.
We show, also. i'll this department
a line of Ladies' Coat Suits aud Fnrs
See these Garments-you will be i'm
pressed.
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Spanish War Veterans Banque,.

There will be Il joint reunion and
banquet of the First and Second Rcgi-
menls, South Carolina Volunteer In
fantry, in the State Capitol on We'd
day, Oct. 30, 1901, ut 9p. M. This will
occur during Fair week and n large at
tendance is expected.
All the members ut the First Regi-
ment are earnestly requested to attend
and aid in making tho occasion both
memorable and enjoyable.
a fec of So from each officer and s
from ench enlisted man attending is cx-
pected. For further information ad
dress John D. Frost, Columbia, or tho
Secretary of,the Association atSpar-
tanburg. JAMES III. TItLMNN,
Late Col. 1st Regt., S. C. WI.
NJ. LELAND SMITH,
Sec. 1st Regt. Assn. f.
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southern Interstate Fair, Atlanta.
Ga, Oct 9th 2G!h. 1901.

On account Of this occasion Southern
Hallway announces from all points in
Georgia, and from Ashcville, Spartan
burg. Columbia, Charleston and inter
one fare for the round trip plus fifty
cents admission to the Fair Grounds.
Children halt fare. Minimum rate, not
including admission. to be fifty cents.
Military companies and brass bands in
uniform, twenty i30J or more ON one
ticket, specially reduced rates. Dates
0i sale from Georgia points October cth
To .ti h inclusive, and from North and
South Carolina points bc.Ubcr i1tl.
lIliI. ,ih. 2.!nd and :,ith, iit,al limit OF
all tickets October 29;h. i:jOl. For de
tailed Information ~ 40 rates. schtd-
uieS,. ETC.. apply 10 any a@cn: Of Tho
Southern Railway.
W. II. 1ayloc. A. G, +. ~. Atlanta.
Ga. |, W. Hunt. u. J. =. Charleston.
:. G.. Eioohs Morgan. y. l.. A., Allan
IL, Ca.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS:

We are Away at you right in this
department. Just now we are go proud
of our Underwear that we can scarce.
keep from putting our entire space
full-of Underwear chat; hu, then you,
might 6 think us extravagant, 50 we say
come and see our All Wool, Fleece
Back Mems and Boys, Flesh Colored,
Pinks and Blues, from Soc to Sl.5O.
per Garment a good variety Of the
Plain Knit Garments at economical.
prices. 9.1 81 y
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Millinery.

Fhe most popular Department of
its kind in South Carolina. We are
sending out HATS in our uspa !.
volume, but we are always anxious %
ou,strip all former seasons. So if
you have not been our Ha, customer
we want you. You get from US all
the artistic style of big cities at coun-
try town prices.
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Local News.
Harris Bridge liens.


III yc forgive not men thcirtrc>pass-
:. neither VIII yonr Heavenly Father
iorSIV" yours. The most plain and
haiur;'l sentiments OK equity concur
N''h "iNihe authority to cni0iro the
"'''' Oh forgiveness. Let him who las
HtNr' i'll ms me donc wrong. be allow
NU 'h' l'iN!ic2c "l remaining ineNolH-
pc. bH' N' Such rs are conscious OF
'i'ii'ioS ana crimes consider forgive
4'eSN - i ocol Whtch ihcy owe 10 o:il-
~ common iaiiinSs are the strong
- '''SohH oi mutual iorbrarancc.
ere this virtue unknown among men
"i''cr 'h' comfort and peace and l@-
"''''" "'i ic SNi'n2cfs I" iiHln"N
n.y.
~ i.'i'H Ic'is!''ru HcroidnI I" me
'A''oi'''it measure Whicii passion
i'''''''o',' "o'si'' '%c'tc ir''itf'ii' NJ "a
return. nc injured person would 'lt
pi''c we ilill'r1:. ana 'iii'H N'oii@' tf-
'"ila'ioilS aiid licHh Iiii'il'' N"l'''. 'ti
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1890
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t'" ht' '''"'N'" !" i'jE'i "'''
az '"''''''''"-'' y - n'o'' iHh! u a'siH-
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t'''''S''''> ''''' ''i'''''' !" man i''c''''i'
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~ "''"'i 81 N"i'c''"S more from inc
P,'H'e'''''" VI ''>''Sc. ne 'ioicf'e
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p'a,'''i> ""'''' '''' "''""S |" reign III MS
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S'o''H ~ .''''''S arc rcPrcsch1c" Us uc-
iH".'"I III 'e'chSc ana cruelty. h"t
IN MA. i @tc"l ana Soou IN me UNI
,e'Hc - wi '''c Si''e oi clcihehcy ana
mercy nc great ana almighty Hnlcr
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noasI oi conhectlon Dy telephone with
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sets Tie news.
TurIucTS arc uOC very anxious to mold
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LESSER & co.
Fall Stock is now Complete.
Fall Goods now Ready.

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Caps e'' 'p's lss SC
Ladies CASHMERE re- t:oyes " value 5 only 5e 5e
Ladies seamless sis Bp Wool oss value g5s " I S
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
s0 soo" yards yards Outing Esnnel checks
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Boys c @ o saS ass s1o I ss only
NEW .BoYs' CLOTHING s GENTS, FURNISHINGS.
sss s ssPf% % s honest
NEW FALL NgELLfNERY.
sa Nal asv @ Sss ssss
FREE -Ianasoas New Premiums
FREE Ask e caapss a 1a' $
LESSER s Co.
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Mems Hats.

We have not neglected the head for
the feet. You would not think go,
either, il you could see our line Of
Mems and Boys Hats. We ara right
up-to-date in Young Mems Styles Of
Soft and Stiff Hats. We pay special
attention in staple styles for Middle
Aged Men. You viii find our Big
Six and Paragon in Alpines and
Broad Brims, High Crowns. grand
wearers. Warranted a new Hat if
they don't wear we'll. Try one. You
will be our Hat customer.
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Blankets.

We always pride ourselves on car
rying good, common sense. We have
Blanketa from the little SOC. c. tton
Blanket on up 10 the kll Wool Ia
at s6.O0-just as warm as your $4,000
Blankets.
Comforts Toe. to $3.50.
Keep warm by buying our Rlan-
kets and Comforts
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Shoes.

~ q. .
The coming Of cold weather says
Shoes for the entire family. Just to
our liking, for we can supply fromfhe
little infant straight on up to the man
of the house. Dress Shoes in great
variety. style and prices, as well as the
sturdy Shoes for every day wear. Ne,
Shoe department ahead of ours in
good, dependable Shoes.
We show Shoes with confidence as
TO quality and prices, and with much
assurance aud earnestness we urge an
early inspection Of our line, aud let
them silently declare their worth.
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Mem S Clothes

For the economical dressers can be-
had here that will fit }well and make
you looked dre:sed-s5.OO, $3.50 and
$1,000. No need Of you\not having
as good a Suit as your neighbor. No
need of much money here, you see.
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.'.it ,,,, "",",r - h'iS M, !. III" or
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-. -. ~ 49, /" f''J >'>-l am over
stocked or On" liora" Wagons, and If you
'''''' Wy 80 e''" S"'' N!"'.rS;
Pot pl.a., md Gu, Flowers for y.io
I.ar.o and -,nuli Palm. :, .,,,f.;altw A.,
J. +. t4iuEsr,!,.a pa. Enr.h N.i, =,
~ ,-, ~,
en- ,,''': 'a"h ~, Supp oi I'rlck
west al 2. u ". G. Depot, Anderson. S.
g. li--G
kOltSAL!.-t'iue Fam RI 1n- .cr...
situated on Pend e.ni rnnI ,,ear cit,,
limits. Apply to K. s. Mc,,nI!y. I,;-1
MONEY TO LOAN ON LAND
10" thousand dollars 70 loan now for
chch'S et per cent
4. AANliN. Attorney.
I ..itj,nr.
Bird" aud '.Hiuo jaw" ronncros. Inv.
c.t p'icos on Flour, Coffee. Corn. Bacon.
ana no"VY Hrocorlea. Nanuiver Bros.
When you want first class. up.,o.,,st,,
PIIoTos call on GALLAGHER BROS
at their new Studio noxt door 70 Liyo:, d.
I.ed edbetter--upyinirs. SatisGartion =, fui-
ly guaranteod to eyery custouer
r,:,, n., no,
He' iies:
DR. williams, indian p,Jo o,,t,,,,;
prepared to cure Piles and DOES IT in
short order. Easy to unn,v arorv hox
guaranteed, 5or. and s1.oO. All druggists
or by mail $50
Williams Nrrr Co.. Clavaland Oh;o
For sale by EVANS PHARu AC%'
1yho,, o, s Coco
dow, ~" -" ce no,u oT,reii 1,., OoofS % anu w IN
cali and .a. pro..i, 1,., ,ne an" r'y FAus,
Can usha,, 900 t, r,,".n n,os' also puy the
10, Eoaa ".'ei. xou ManL the oeSl Ice cream
zoe "0'' a' 0rocA hros.
We offer this week. hundreds of pa,rs
Of Sample Shoos at prices tn nIaase Co..
quick while we havo your number. Pri-
cos on these Shoes too cheap TO quote.
Vandiver Bros.
Twan,v-6~s no,,. nil, ,,
oooG ."nara ,,-a",,.,n ,,so Wiu ouv ialriy
Raa., am.;c n',..., ,r,n tan" ae tne a.
csiiv vvorth dnMt,iat ~, Icy & aIo 'ntrihsi-
80. DIo 'n". auioun'.
, broch bros. nave two good Second
Iiano Staionary Engines also two first
ciass second hand Ehreshers for sala at a
very low price.
We have two new Geiaer Thrashers
and two secondhand Peerless four and si4
horse power engines In good Condition.
Also some new Peerless Engines and wa
can name some very low prices on same.
Brock Bros, Anderson, S. G.
Contractors and RriS,o n,;,a,
perhans not aware NJ TIC fao- IT,, C,n,
van Hariwara 20 owno Iots.tie tias Su.la,
Cnftinu and Thraod;na nYaoSsn pOseu
tad bv elcctr,citv ana cor lmt ~ .,, u,peaa,
more nina and EnIts u q 49, anS eau
worjs hattar ,han "n,,ia ha = auts uD .ns
in ten davs Thav ere nronoa1 nS nano
estimates md FIJI ordsra Upo,Un.S ~ AAo
LIT ~, foAp4S
I10dILu Will give WlUs wealth cannot
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PIANOS. ORGANS AND SEWING MACHINES.

A SPECIAL THREE MONTHS SALE
OF the highest grades Quail
of unequaed and twenty
find elsewhere This applies Panos Sewing
ninety a Get from
New
hand stock A nice lot Of beautiful Pianos jus in
M. q. WILLIS, Next Peoples Bank.
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OF OCTOBER 2

W. te rans ot all previous every Larger
o"d bigger a-, an! Tho Ildc liberal Of this
department Never heio." have had such
"r t night Store filled SEX and on every hand
could be heard excainaions Of approval
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MONEY To LOAN ON LAND.

y few thousand dollars 70 loan now for
clients Ut : per cent.
u l.. MARTIN. Attorney.
J"hbera ,ri.es on 'SchuppS." .I:a.ly
Bird" and "!;imo jay" ToDncros. Low
cit p'icos on Flour, Co:rse, Corn, Bacon,
and heavy Groceries. Eandivcr Bros.
When you want fret .clas" np.to-,iato
PHOTOS call on GALLAGHER BROS.
ut their new Studio noxt door To Ligo:, d.
Loo upHtnirs. Satisfaction ~ full
ly guaranteed to every customer.
The Republican journal., 1901-03-14
Two Different Points of View.

owe heard you whipping your boy in
the woodshed last night" said the
spokesman of the party.
"Yes," replied the indignant parent,
''the youngster played hockey from
school, ate up two jars of his mothers
jam, tumbled his little sister out of her
high chair and tried to build bonfire in
the barn"
''No matter" returned the spokes-
man; 1T is government without the
consent of the governed, and we cannot
permit it,
Besides that" went on the indignant
parent, che broke three windows in your
basement"
''What"' cried the spokesman; sis he
the boy who did that? Why, he ought to
be licked within an inch Of his life! I'd
like to have the handling of him for
day or so, and I'd teach him to behave
himself"
"But government without the con-
SENT
'.!s a theory, nothing but theory"
Albany Post.
The Republican journal., 1901-03-14

In BRIEF. VIM. M. Evarts died at
his home in New York City Feb. 2sth,
aged SO years. His death was caused by
pneumonia. For several years past he
had been without the use of his eyes
and was otherwise feeble, so that he
was unable to leave his home. Up to
time of death he was the nominal head
of the law firm of Evarts, Choate &Bea-
man, although for many years he had
not been in active practice. Judge
Brown of the U. S. Circuit Court,
Boston, Feb. 9th decided against the
American Bell Telephone Company in
the famous Berlin's infringement patent
case. Millions of dollars were in
volved..... The full bench of the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts has handed
down decision that the commonwealth
has not the right under the police power
OF the State to restrict the height of
buildings without paying damages to
property owners affected...W War has
been declared in earnest between the
National and the American Base Ball
Leagues. ....Most of the ministers of
Pittfield, Mass, have declared themselves
In favor OF more stringent divorce laws.
The regulation of the practice of
medicine in Massachusetts is again
under discussion at the State House.
WASHINGTON WHISPERINGS. The
contracts were completed Feb. 26 with
the Bath Iron Works and Newport
News Shipbuilding Co., sheathed
cruiser being awarded to each at the
contract price of $500, 00O..... Repre-
sentative Littlefeld of Maine has intro
duced in the House joint resolution
for the erection of monument to the
memory of Dorothea Lynde Dix at
Hampden, Me-, at a cost of $4,000. A
similar resolution was introduced in the
Senate earlier in the session by Mr..
Hale. The President March 2nd signed
the army appropriation bill which con-
tains the provisions relating to the
relations of the United States with Cuba
and the government of the Philippines.
The Republican journal., 1901-03-14
CA9To7 7T IA,
Beara the The Kind You Have Always Bought
s::;:''' ss':; :; &c ZMz;;:| 4; !; :; K: ''''''
An Honest Medicine for La Grjppe

George W. Watt of South Gardiner, Me-,
says 81 have had the worst cough, cold,
chills and grip and have taken lots of trash
of no account but profit to the vender
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the only
have used one bottle of it and the chills,
cold and grip have all left me. l congratu-
late the manufacturers of an honest medi-
cine" For sale by A. A HOwes & Co.
1t is not so much what the newspapers
say, as what neighbor says to neighbor, or
friend to friend, that has brought Chamber
into such general uses. It is as natural for
people to express their gratitude after using
this remedy as it is for water to flow down
hill: It is the one remedy that can always
be depended upon, whether baby be sick
with cholera infantum or man with cholera
mOrbus. 1t is pleasant, safe and reliable.
Have you bottle of it in your home? For
sale by A. A. Howes & Co.
The Republican journal., 1901-03-14
All About You

people are suffering from colds in
the head, with fever depression and
weakness. It's the Gripl Be ready
when it first attacks youl
The Republican journal., 1901-03-14
For Sale at a BARGAIN.

That desirable and we'll located real estate
the foot Of Main street known as the DAME
Lane wharf property, will be sold low to close the
estate. Inquire of
N. F. HOUSTON, Executor.
Belfast, December 10, 19OO.-51
The Republican journal., 1901-03-14
The Weather for February.

Abstract of meteorological observations
taken at the Maine Agricultural Expert
ment Station for the month of February,
1901.
Lat. 44o "a 3" n. Lon. $50 40 11"W
Altitude above the sea $50 feet.
Highest barometer, Feb. 3. 80 inches
Lowest barometer, Feb. 10 80. 29O2 I"
Average barometer. r.............2944 't
Number of clear days........ 12
Number of fair days, .......... 6
Number of cloudy days....... 10
Amount of snowfall. l.......... 80 inches
Average for February for 80
Total precipitation as water.... 1876 &c
Average for February for 80
years ......... 4.O7
Total movement OF wlnd. ..... 1856 miles
Average daily movement of wind 1927 {"
TEMPERATURES.
Average for the month. ....... 1922
Average for February for 80
years. 1878
Highest, February 20. 4O0.O
Highest for February for SO years 500
Lowest, Feb. ana ~. 2............ 1870
Lowest for February for 33 years. -30o.O
Average of warmest day, Febru-
ary 5................... 27o.O
Average of coolest day, Febru-
ary g.. ..................... 80
The Republican journal., 1901-03-14
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MAINE MATTERS. At meeting of
the directors of the Maine Central
Railroad in Portland March 1st, the di-
rectors declared the quarterly dividend
or $3.50 per share, payable on the first
DAY OF April, to stockholders of record
OF March 18th. 1t was voted to author
lze the president to take the necessary
measures for the survey, location and
construction of an extension of the
railroad from Winthrop to Augusta, to
connect there with the present line; and
the engineer was directed to commence
the survey for location at the earliest
practical moment. The Boston Alum
nj of Colby University held meeting
in that city Feb. 26th. The discussion
was concerning the policy of trustees
as standing in the way of advancement.
An effort was made to retain President
Butler, who was present and said he
would be pleased to remain, and if he
did was satisfied perfect harmony would
prevail. He predicted great advance
ment for the University Miss Mary
>. Snow, formerly superintendent of
the Bangor schools, has been passing
the winter in Brooklyn, N. Y, and has
been giving series of lectures on edu-
cational topics at the Pratt Institute.
one of the foremost educational institu-
tions in the country Miss Snow has
been at work compiling a new text book
on arithmetic, which will soon be pub
lished..... News has been received of the
sudden death in Alameda, Cal, of Capt.
ohm q. Barstow of Newcastle. CAPT.
Barstow was a very successful ship
master until he retired few years ago.
He was we'll known throughout New
England. He leaves three children.....
1t is feared that horses which are
showed up in the Maine woods must be
shot to prevent their starving to death.
1.-The Maine letter carriers will have
their State convention in Bangor
April 25.....At the congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
recently held in Washington, Mrs.
William E. Youland of Biddeford.
formerly of Lewiston, was elected
State regent for the State of Maine.
Members of the Belgian Hare Club met
at the Hotel Gerald in Fairfield March
4th for the adoption of constitution
and bylaws, and other business, Pres.
Hanson presiding. The next meeting
will be held in Bangor the first Monday
in April.