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The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
4 Fireman's Close Call.

"I stuck 10 my engine, although every Joint acted and every nerve was rscked with pain," writes C. N. Bellamy, a loco motive fireman, of Burlington. Iowa. Fl was wesk and pale, without any appetite and ali run down. As l was about to give up, got bottle of Electric Bitters and after taking it. fel, as well as ever did in my iife.' Weak, siekly. run down p9opis always gain new life, strength aud visor from their use. Try them. Satis- faction guaranteed by ]. II. Dun svaut. Price SC cents.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR ASSESSOR

THE TINES Is aut hurixed to announce N s. E SWAN of Johnson tow wnship SIS s cs diiafe for Assessor oi St. Francis cOurti euhjec, to the action of he Democratic par
 THE TINES is authorized 10 announce h. E. r. BEAECHAMp. of Madison towushii aS candidate for Assessor of St. Fran counts. subject 10 The action of the D.m cratic party
 TaE TiNLs is authorized to announce A GEO .GE ROW LAND. of Teiico towush'i as esndidste for Assessor of St. Franc cs.unfs. subject to the action Of the Dem crauc party.
 IHE TINEs is authorized to announce sqpiI JOHN N. HALL. Of Griggs township s- ca cidste for me nff5ee cf Assessor of ST, Fra ess county. subtecr to the action of the Den CraI c fserrt
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR SHE RIFF

THE TiNgs Is authorized to announce NJ O. P. WOLFF ss candidate for Sheriff sn EK-ofrcin Collector Of the Revenue of St. Fra eis county. subject 10 the action of tho Dem cratic psrtS.
 z HE TiNEs ie authorized to announce D' J. D MCKNIGHT ae a candidate for snerii and Ex-tf1cio oliecfnr of tbs Revenue of Francis county. subject to the action of th Democratic primary election.
 THE TINES is authorized to announce H, K. l.. sT0CkAED. of Good in township. !, candidate for SheriN and EX-0ficio tu lectnr Of the Revenues of St. Francis count, enni itct 70 The action Of the Democratic part.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
Personal.

The lady who had to leave the donation party the other night before it wss over will please call st our drug store and ge, bottle Of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pspsia She bas indigestion or she would not have taken sick, and if she had taken Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin she would no, have had indigestion. In 50c and Si bottles at ]. Fl. Dunayant's,
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
Notice for Publication, No. lo7s7.
Department of the Interior.
 Land 0tticc at Little Rock. Ark.

Department of the Interior,
 Land 0tticc at Little Rock. Ark.
 January II. Ipe NOTICE hereby given that the follow lN ing-named settler has filed notice ot his intentIrn to make fusl prof in support of his clai n. and that said proof will be Hai before the County Clerk of St. fTauci, county al Forrest City. Arkansas. on Feb rusry 22ud. l9r2 viz: William Coppage. IL l. No. 22 o@o. Tor the half \. quarter x. W quarter N. ". quarter Sec. 70. T. N. k F. He nsues the following witnesses to prnyr his continuous residence upon aui cuitivs ton of said land. viz:
 W. J. Dillon of New Castle. Ark. Andrew Jones. of New Castle, Ark. J. c. Crawford. of Full wood, Ark.
 L. C. GrisEs. of New Castle. Ark.
 H II NYEHs Register.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR M AYOR.

FHN TINES is authorized to announce N JphN II TETON as a candidate for e''cli"n "a Ire office af Mayor of the inc, p"rated town of Forrest City subject 10 Ii action "f the Democratic primary election
 THE TlEKs is authorized to announce Nj NALTER GOkMAN. SR ss candidate. masf CT ihe incorporated town of Fore. Citv. subject to the action of the nemocrss primary election.
 HE TtsEs IS authorized to announce l. ?. A, htN6 as a candidate for Nayur of tl. HcofPofaied town Of Torres, Ciry, Ark .u, election.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. fsoo.
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE I. hereby given. that under and by virtue of x certain deed in trust executed ht w. D Richards. J. r. Richards, Wes, Hicha <. and Annie l. Lancaster. to the uudersiyne as trustee. on the 3d day of February. ig0 and recorded in The slnce rf tue Clerk ana Rec~rdeF of Lee county. Arkansas. in book =. Trus' Deeds. Vol. 5J, psge l75 to secure the prompt payment of certain indebtedness L, l.. J. Pugh. in said trust deed described, will op
 SATURDAY, JANUARY Ssh lgc. at the west dVcr of the courthouse in th, town of Forrest City. St. Francis county, Ar kansss. between the hours of o'clock iu tho forenoon and , o'clock in the afternoon orei and sell 10 the b gbest snd best bidder fai cash. the following described renl property situated in Lee County. Arkansas. to-wit:
 The East ii tif ot tue Northwest Ouarter lE !: Nv is of section Two t2l in Townshii Three O North. Range Three t3i East con talnIng ts.h5 acres oi land. more or less
 Default has been made ill ihe payment nl fhe debt secured by sad trust deed and thr poie secvted thereby. dated February 8 i.so for fJnc o. wilt, interest. thereon at be raIe u 10 per cent Der annum Jill paid. is past due and the sale is IRAie to satisfy the same. Till, to the property Is believed t. be good. but sell as trustee only.
 . II MANN
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
REMARKABLE CURE OF GROUP.
 A Little Boys Life Saved.

l have a. few words 10 say regarding Chanberlaiu's CoEgh Remedy. IL saved ny little b0ys life and I feel tha, 1 can. not praise is Spough. 1 bought . bottle of it iron 4. E. Steers. of Goodwin s. D. and when 1 got homo with it ths pssr basY eosit hardly brssahs. l gavs tho medicine e directed every ten ninstes anliI hs ''ihrsvR Rp" and then ! thousA, ssre he was going to choke to sests. We had 10 pull ths phlego os. of kls noxth in great loug strings. an positive that If l Lad rot got ihE. b1tls c. ocvch Decicias, ny tos would 10. a ss-th to5ay.-JoEL Dsho.I. 1zgSca. Tcga. For ssls by ]. E. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR RECORDER.

iHs ilnks ls authorized 10 announce Nr 20 W. PEARSON ss \ candidate for re ei tction tn me vihce Of Recorder of the in tae action of the Democratic primary election.
 TBE TIMES is authorized to hnuoupee ths name of Ah. t. L. VADAkIN ss u csndida,. TOT Recorder ot the incorporated. town of mary Election.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
Commissioner's Sale of Land.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that under e de cree of the Chancery CnCrt of St. Frasci' county. Arkansas, rendered on the Huh da, of Dece n Der. laJl. in 6 certain cause therein pending. wherein ihe Winchester Nations Bank IS plaintiff and Sulcer. caffey. CT ni. ST, defendants. The un iersigned. as com issiosel of said court. will on
 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. iS0a. between the hours ef 10 s ID. and o'clock D m.. sell at public sale to the highest bidder tn credit of three mbnths from the day 0i sale. st ibe west door of the courthouse in ths town ni Forrest City. in sad county and state the following described tract of land. to-wtt: The Norlh Halt of Section seven. t7) and the Snitbwest Quarter If Section Seven Cs i in To" nshlp Four t4i North. and in Range Two f2j Fact. contsini 2 fe Fl acres of lasd. Note ~ith approved security will be requir- ed of the purchaser, aud a lien retained on the land to secure tho payment of the pur- chase money.
 c. B. MALLORY.
 Commissioner in Cbanccry NORRIS NJ. COIN. Sol for Plaintiff.
 FUrrest City. Ark Jan. l.. l902 3l
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

fBg JtNas Is authorized to announce G., CIsOkO r. FAY LOk. as candidate for | eircttan .o The otice nf County and PrUbn Judge cf St. Francis county. subject 10 tt actiUu oi he Democratic party.
 THI TINES is suthorzed to snnonit, Squne h,HN k. BROWN. of Madison tow ehip. sa s candidate for County and rruia idose of st Francis county, subject 10 ii actisn of iha Democra,ic party
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR COUNTYTREAsURER.

fHt fiMEs l. authorized 10 announce Csut. T. HAshlN>. of Madison township, a, cs tilfaie inr Treasurer of st. Francis cut Is tr tsct te th- action of the Democts is b TIhgs is authorized 10 announce | " RGCeOS. of Franks township, i. ca l1i1ate for he once of County Treapurt ef st Francis county. subject to the action 1ne i.mrcrstte party.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
Don't Live TOrether.

Constipation and hoalth never 70 to- xether DeWiu's Little Early Risers promote easy action of the bowels without distress .l have been troubled wiis cos,iyeness nine years" says o Greene, Drpasw, Ind Il have tried many rem. edi-s, but Little Early Risers give bes, resuits." J II. Dunavsnt.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR STATE SENATOR.

THy TIhks is suthoriyed to announce H'T PRANK SMITH. of CriftesdeD county. S. candidate for State Senator from the s-i Di. trict uf Arkan.as. su bjeet 10 the action ef Ih Democratic party
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
Aom,nistra,ors Nouca

Notice is hereby given. that will ss sdmin. strufor of the estaf~ of W. II pesrce. decess- ed. apply to the Probate Court of St. Francis county. Arkansas. at the January adjourned term, 1902 to- wit: on Monday. the l1th day of February. 1902, for an order to eel q portion of the lands belonging to said estate in the counties of Lee and St. Francis. for The par- pose of paving the balance due on the debts which have bet n probsted against said estate. aud q balance due to the widow dower.
 JOHN GATLING.
 cAdm'r or W. II. Pesrce. deceased. Fprreat City, Ark Jan. 9. 1902. 4t
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

THE TIMES IS authorized to announce Ii a FRANK W. DLROci TT. of tirIggs towusf as candidate fer Representative from : Irancts county in 1brity-fuurih General | semhiy uf Arkansss. subject to the actiui thr action at The Democratic rarty
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR MAGISTRATE.

THk TiAks is suihorixeo tu announce '; !. kAltURD ss candidate for the C. fl Magistrate of Madison township, subject The D"tnr"rsr'c primary election.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24

Working Oveftime.

Eight hour iaws are ignored by those rrte~s little workers-Dr. Kings New -ife Pills Millions are always at work. 'sht and day, curing indigestion, bii- nsness. constipation, sick headache and | stomach. liver and bowel troubles a-N. peasant. safe. sure. Only 25c al II Dnnavant's drug store
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

IRE TINks is authorized to announce N GE yRGE B MALLORY. as Ii candidate re- .ecti n Io tbr ctiice of Clerk Of the Cireu Court and Exflf1icIo Recorder of St. Frspo c. srts -uajeci tu the action of the Dem
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24

We have few huDdftd dollars in county scrip which We will sell to a ibsrai bidder. Landyoigt <. Vadakip
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
rOn SoUNtY CLERK

fon o 0N S 6nn HE TIMES is authorized to apaounce Ca r T. c HERWIN. as a candidate for re-electi. to the ofioe of County Clerk of ST Fran, counis. subteet to the action of the Dem
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR CONSTABLE

TBE TlNls IF authorized to announce s T. |kEN FIT ss s candidate for Constab of Madison Township. subject to .he action the Democratic party.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24

lHE TlAks is authori.-d 10 announce N HAD B- SELLEk& of Madison townsa candidate Tor reelection to tbe office Sons'snle. snnject to the action of the D,lu cratir party.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
ANN 4 OU VICE NE " 8.
FOR CONGRESSMAN.

THg TnEs is authorized to announce Nr R MACON ss . candidate for conEressmai from the First Congressional Dstrict Q, ArA ans.s subject 10 the action of the Dem cratic party.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
HOW's Thia

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halfe Cstsrrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY S CO. Props. Toledo 0. We the undersigned. have known F. J Cheney for The last l5 years .snd believe him perfectly honorable 10 All bueiness transac- tions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 WEST X TRUAX. Wholesale Druggists.
 Toledo, O. WALpIsG. kISSAS k MARVIN, Wholesal le Druggists. Toledo, O. Halls Catarrn Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood aud mucuous surfaces Of the sysicm. Price 15c per bottle. Sold by All druggists. Testinoui ials free. Halls Family Piils are the best.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

THE TIHES is authorized to announce Ai ?. T.. ANDREWs. -f Woodruff county. ss csrdids,e for the offiee of Prosecuting Atioi ney of the Firsf Iudicisl Circuit of Arkanss- suhiecr to the action Of ibe Democratic psr''
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24

The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure IS Smiths ours Kidney Cure. Your drus gist will refund money. If after taking one bottle you are not entirely satisfied with results. soc
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24
CHOICE OF TWO ROUTES

Leave Memphis 10 :3oa m. Arrive Cb.rle.. ton ';so D. m. same evenine-ose ch.px~ either cars or sleepers al Asheville. NC Leave Memphis 500 ?. m, arrive Charles. ton ':oo s. m Solid train to Chattanooga ane ehsnse to through sleeper. theaee 10 ChaFieston via Atlanta and Augusta send for maps. guides, list of hotels, basrdins
 houses. etc.
 Q. A. DEsAUssURE. D P. A,
 Memphis, renn '. A. BEsscoTa, A. G. P. A.,
 Chstta1 oasa. Tam i, "r're fer Illustrated crtm-s.s !; ERHE. i |. <. '''si IsEsl's te aa..: 9-r z
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-24

Services At Baptist church Sunday, II B. ID Leviticus will be the book nn- der consideration 7:l5 p m., What can we so to improve our town!" This question will be answered.
 A N CoUCH. Pastor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
ArnuSer III

first half Of next week. The Three Mus
keteers" will he given the latter half OF
the week. "L'Aiglon' and "Graustafk'
are IN preparation for an early production.
In anticipation OF a big crowd at Krug
park on Sundays. this popular resort has
made special provision for handling all who
may attend today. The street railway
conn any will hold specials In readiness to
expedite the movement during rush hours.
Busters band will render afternoon and
evening concerts. A balloon ascension and
parachute leap will be given by Prof. Sam
Murphy In the afternoon. In the evening
bill the moving picture reproduction In
colors OF the 1900 Oberammergau Pas
sion Play" will be included. The lecturer,
Mr. Daniel Hurley Of this city, will tell the
story Of the life Of Christ as the series OF
interesting and reverent scenes are pro-
iected. Tables and chairs have been placed
In the grove for the use Of picnic parties,
Those who don't want to carry a basket
lunch can secure almost any kind OF spread
at the cafe. Obliging attendants will assist
the visitor 70 find comfort and amusement
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
Idea Now Patented and worth Much
Money TO Some New York
anufacturer

Within the last few months an envelope
OF peculiar make has been appearing In
the United States malls. II is peculiar in
that from one corner protrudes the end
Of a very fine wire, by pulling which the
end OF the envelope is cut as clean as with
a paper knife, and the enclosure within may
be withdrawn.
Clever idea" simple, but effective"
THE man who got that up made money
out Of it," are the remarks It evokes.
The latter, however, is an error. 1t was
invented by Andrew Hagland, a bookkeeper
in the Willow Springs distillery at Omaha,
and he didn't make a cent out of II. All
the money is being made by the firm that
bought the patent (but not Of Haglandl
and is now turning out the envelopes from
its factory in New York at the rate Of
4 million a week.
Az office associate Of Hagland tells this
story of the invention:
"Hagland was sitting at his desk one day
about a year ago, fooling with an envelope,
a piece OF string and a ~penknife. He would
pass the string between the folds Of the
paper, hold one end Of 1t and pull the
other in such a way that 1t would cut the
paper along its folded edge. He amused
himself in this way for five or ten minutes,
and then called our attention to il.
Here's a great scheme for opening an
envelope he said. The beauty Of It is,
you don't tear the enclosure. I've pulled
drafts and checks and bills in two before
now by making too deep a tear when I
went TO open an envelope, and I've cut
them in two by using a knife, but here's a
scheme for opening them with perfect
safety. 1t is neat, quick, cheap and simple,
and you don't have TO bother with a knife.
Smaller things than that have been pat
ented before now
"As he talked, he was illustrating how
the string cut the paper. None Of US
thought much Of 1t except a young fellow
named Eldrige. He seemed to be greatly
impressed. A week or so passed, and then
one day someone asked Hagland II he was
going to have his envelope opener patented.
He answered:
81 guess not. Tve been looking 1t up.
and / find it costs a good deal to get out a
patent, and / don't want to give those
patent lawyers a chance TO work me-
That was the last We heard Of it in the
office until the envelopes with the little
wire in them actually appeared upon the
market. Hagland looked the matter up
and found thai a man named Charles Ell
drige was the patentee, and that he had
assigned his claim to the patent TO q New
York firm for $3.50.
Charles Eldrige Is a brother Of the
young man who was with US in the once
at the time HAgland was explaining the
device.
81 am convinced that neither Hagland
nor Eldrige realized the mOney-makine
possibilities Of the invention. The fact thai
It is so simple and so cheap and that such
great numbers OF them can be sold are ths
strongest arguments in its favor, and Il
Eldrige, instead Of accepting a psltry $50
had arranged for a royalty Of say q cent a
THOUSAND, he would be on the high road tC
wealth"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
COnInE Events.

The PERKS Stock company starts this
afternoon on its second week a. the Boyd
with every assurance that the week will
prove IS successful from every point Of
view a. did the opening week Two ss
strong productions will be given ss were
the opening ones. For the hrst half OF
the week the social drama. jim the Pen
man. Will Be UVea. With Nj. Ferris In
the role Of Captain Redwood. the clever
man hunter Of many disguises. and Mr..
rhsddeus Gray the f0rger James Raj
ston known a. Jim the PenmAn- Hiss
HayNs-d will be seen As Nina Ralston.
daughter Of the fOrger. For the last hall
OF the week, opening Thursday night. the
farctcal comedy. The Man Outside" Mr..
Ferris is negotiating With the Frohmans
for khs use q me Little Minister" II
h ! saeossSfai TIE pisos N1n bs nEen ths
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE no CONTRADICTORY

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that scaled bids
will be received al the ONCE Of the city
clerk In the city hall in the city OF York.
keDraska, for the extending OF sewers in
District No. two a. and three 80 in said
city Of York, Nebraska, plans and speci-
hcatiOns now on file in the once OF the
city clerk In he said city Of York. Ne
braska.
The estimate OF the city engineer OF the
city OF York, NebraFks, for completing
said work, including all labor aud material,
is 1888: Bids IN excess OF this amount
will not be considered.
TIT council reserves the right % reject
any and all bids aud the contractors must
give the usual bond The bids must be
on file BY 1880 p. m Thursday. 9Th day OF
June, lSG.
For further particulars address George
8. Neuman, city clerk. York. Nebraska.
C.. A AcCLOuD. Mayor.
Attest; GEO. g. NEUAAH. City Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

Hamilton Warren. NJ. D., eclectic and
magnetic physician. once at Victoria hotel.
ls0s and 1910 Dodge street. till a suitable
location can be found. Special attention 10
all long standing or lingering diseases Of
women and children.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

number OF other courts in Omaha, South
Omaha and Council Blufs will participate
and are working hard to make It the event
OF the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

with a stock company AZ the Boyd. two
axes and a park going, there is no real
occasion for anyone IN these parts to COM
plain OF not having somewhere 70 go in the
evening Each Of the several places offers
.omething peculiar to itself and either
Nul afford advertisement for an idle even
ne Patronage has been good at all three
places, and the managers are much en-
souraged by the prospects. Tn weather
has been Just a trihe too cool for the out
boor resorts, but time will cure that, and
Il is altogether likely that another week
will find the car lines In their direction
soing q big business.
The Trocadero gives It's last show OF the
season today in the way Of a beneht for
Treasurer Troppoman, who has many
friends, both in and out OF the profession.
A fine list Of professional and amateur
artists will be found on the program, both
matinee and evening.
Lincoln people are to be given the sd-
Vantaee Of a method OF selling tickets
which was adopted by Manager Burgess on
The suggestion Of The Bee. In the Journal
formal announcement is made by the
management Of the oliver theater that With
the beginning OF next season uckels VIII
be sold as they are in Omaha, application
being made by letter. This plan has
worked very well in Omaha and has in
the main eliminated the annoyance and
expense OF the speculator. Now and then
the spectators have been able TO get hold
Of a few tickets by means Of bogus spplica-
lions. This can hardly be guarded against,
% II is manifestly impossible to investigate
svery letter sent with money for tickets, but
IN no case have the enterprising brokers
been able to dominate an entire sale, as
was the case prior TO the season Just closed,
Treasurer Scott Of the Boyd theater says
a. has lesseDed his work very materially, as
the sale can now be conducted without tbs
trouble attendant on the presence OF 9
struggling, pushing line at the box once
window. But the best result Manager
Burgess has observed as following on Tit
Bees suggestion IL that he is no longer
the target for public indignation aroused b.
the extortions OF the scalpers, nor Is h'
nowadays accused Of standing in with then
and sharing the PROFITS they wrung from
the public. The Omaha Bee idea is a good
one and is bound to be adopted by otheI
aheaters, for 1t does away with the scalpeI
more effectively than any other methot
ever tried.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

- nay VI AaAt VII w
held at Mount Pleasant, Ia. this week.
Omaha will be in line next May.
Mr.. E. P. Bakers presentation Of Dud-
ley Bucks Golden Legend" last Tues
day and Thursday evenings was a glowing
success in some ways. Civic pride is a
good thing. but It does not atone for in
different or bad work by soloists las OF
this occasion) when good interpreters could
be had by coming to Omaha for them. 1
was unable TO attend the concerts myself.
but a musical representative OF The Bee
was present and told me that Mr.. Green
was the only one Of the s~oloists equipped
for the work, that the Elsie" music is
entirely out of Mrs. Richmond's voice
(Which I knew beforehand) and Mr.. Will
liams was inadequate to the dramatic role
OF Lucifer. The chorus work was excel
lent, says my correspondent, and the only
reason that I could find for putting on
poor solo work, as a rule. with a good
chorus, was hat everyone had to be a
South Omaha citizen. Such a sentiment is
not conducive to any growth unsteady.
artistically. socially or even in a business
way. THOMAS J. KELLY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

Courts Ak-saT-Ben No. Ass and Allie
menia No. S02b. Independent Order Of For
esters. have arrahged for = big picnic a.
PlAttsmOuth Sunday. JuAe p. A special
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

Then Mr.. Marsehner, director Of the
Marschner Musical bureau, has a scheme
simmering for the immediate organization
OF a fine musical society consisting Of sew
enty-fve active members chosen from the
best singers OF Omaha, Council Bluffs and
South Omaha and seventy-fve honorary
members, who will take $40 worth Of stock
each and receive therefor certain tickets to
public or semi-public performances. The
musical object OF the society will be to
study and Introduce new choral works,
rather than the old standard. although they.
the standards, will not be wholly neglected.
The society, II Mr.. Marschner's plans sue
coed, will be called for rehearsal about the
third week OF September.