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SIMPLE AND SUFFICIENT.
Simple Syrup Makes Nice Finish to a
Meal-Canned Fruit an Ex-
cellent Dessert.

TIC meet the demands of a Sweet
tooth" most farms can provide gen.
mime sorghum molasses Tor maple sir
up, The latter Is more expensive.
but can be made to so farther by
mixing with strip made from granu-
lated sugar. The resulting milder
flavor is much preferred by some.
The sorghum Is much more sure to
gree with weak stomachs that have
q craving for something sweet than
any other sweet that we know of. In
tact we have known cases where 1t
seemed to possess a decided curative
power. and where ii is manufactured
by some local factorymen known TO
he careful and clean it is far superior,
In our judgment, to the golden sir
ups on the market.
A dessert Of dish of canned fruit
Cor fresh in its season. with bread
and butter or simple sponge cakes or
cookies for those with the sweet
tooth" is to be preferred to so much
pie or rich puddings And when we
say canned fruit we do not mean that
which has been half preserved, but
that unsweetened fruit which comes
from the can with that flavor of hav-
ing Just been gathered and cooked
National Stockman.
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DaltgrrnuH Burglar
Js tl1r MUIR
BY INSPECTOR VII. MCLAUGHLIN,
In Charge New York Detective Bureau.

very little chance Tor him. That shown by that oc
CURED recently when police magistrate discharged who was
the Rogue Gallery and had been brought by HEADQUARTERS
general principles namuch he had been warned to keep
from The told straight Judge and
said his brother got well died he would town AGAIN
The judge told the he could go He had gone three blocks
from the when he picked by another from head
quarters and taken back the
After he had been taken back three times he finally got away to
where he going.
The who be feared is the who bv some tnl
circumstance does job of ouandout burglary and finds that
do lie may be fellow who has been living respectable
life and had a fair chance O fall from grace
The undiscovered burgares the ones that are col h.
this class OF ANY who VIII follow I'D bureazng can de-
pend upon that win him eventually but in many instances
OF the tne OF have described will one or two Jobs and
conscience fear that he suspected and move away from the
-or---rry g'lc.c he has been guilty.
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THE RIGHT AND THE WRONG

| The charge Is made and well us
tanned that at least one alderman vii
do everything in his power 10 defeat
| all public Improvement, but particu
larry the street filling ordinance which
will come up for the city councils az.
ton next Tue day night. How far he
will be able 10 carry his point can
not be toretold with any degree OF Ger
tainty, but a very reasonable conclu-
sion is that he will not get much sup
port In the council
When a man, eithe" a private citi-
zen or a public official opposes a
measure because nc believes that
measure 10 be wrong, he i, entitled to
a respectful hearing and his protests
should be gwen due weight before
The matter is finally decided against
him. Such a man can generally be
reasoned with. An honest man never
wants anything exe ept what he be
lieyos to be right, and when such a
man i broad minded and public
spirited, he will generally yield his
opinions, his interests and the inter
asts of the few, when he finds that the
interests Of the many demand it.
But ii is different with one whose
motive for opposition to a measure
lies not in that measure, bu in him
5elf-in a feeling that is entirely for
aien TO it and to the public interest.
and has for its aim only the satisfying
If personal gIudge
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CAR IS At MERCY
Confined from First Page.)

The new OF the provinces ehows
that a state of general anarchy is
growing The efforts Of the agiJators
TO induce peasants working for land
lords to strike are meeting with sue
ce s. In Altarak and Tauridc province.
The peasants are abandoning the field
and In Tula province rowing bands of
peasant ave marching through the
country dragging in their wake NOT
only the workers from the Gplis. but
the dome ic servants of the geatJy
IN the Baltic provinces thu governor
general has again granted the land
owners permission TO organize armed
patrols
the Caly con .eDative group in the
lower hou-a of parliament. which is
beaded by Count lIeydon. has at last
bowed bcfc the torn of radicalism
ana has declared in favor Of p-actic-
ally he whole IF the constitutional
democrats ag-arian program. incmd
ing M appropriation of state. church.
crown and private lands. insisting only
90 tuci- distribution into private hold
ings. and not their partitionment on
Do lease sy-fem.
The az arian scheme. drawn for the
government 10y " Sticdin Ky, minister
Of agriculture. is now completed. but
has not been finally approved. n tlil
rejects the principle Of appropriation
but cDntains enormous concessions
from th- program announced by Pre-
nicr Gefemykin 1lroe week ago los
providing To- he Gistrthuii1n of an
lands belonging 10 Ine tate in Eu
ropcan usia But neither the crown
lands belonging to q. emperor nor the
lands belonging 10 member of the
imperial family OF the church are in
Cludel in H. and beside. IL contains
he original feature providing for the
distribution of the lands Of private
holders. which WOULD oe sold through
the pea ant banks. and the COLOMBIA
lion Of pca-ants. etc Sub a scheme
proposed az the opening Of parliam N
might have helped to stem rhe tide.
bui wrgae from The raumcnt. It f. I
again to late.
Parliament seem practically to I
have abandoned its attempts 20 frame /
legisla ion Us Whole s-e-ev IS direct 1
ed 10 attacking Tie governments by I
ID i.um 81 Interpolation for the
double purDCse o. strengthening if
authority VIZ the masse- and oustine
the ministry. To-day the pre-eatati1 Ia
Of the Biaiy-tok repor. wa again post
poned The Interpolation Dt-.n with
a demand 70 know why the govern
nent prohibited the proposed meeting
IF the Peasants League at St Peters
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.

The Republican senatorial district
committee met in Cairo yesterday and
called the party convention to meet in
Anna August IL The Democratic
committee will meet in Anna today TO
fix the time. place and ratio Of repre-
sentation for the convention of that
party. II seems certain that the Re
publican primary viii be very
tame affair In view of the absence OF
q contest for the nomination against
the present members. c. NJ. Gaunf Of
Mound City. and r. u. Kirkpatrick. Of
Bentoa. both Of whom seem 10 have
satisfied their party. and they will
probably carry the primaries with lit
tie or no opposition
Il will be different IN the Democratic
porty An interesting little fight viii
be had for first place. between r. 2
Powers Of this city. DR. Otrich. Of
Anna, and II. G. Carer. Of Mound
City. all Of whom have been n the
field fer some time. But the fight viii
be at the primary election and viii
end there. for. under the new law.
delegates to the nominating cOnyen-
fi0ns must vote. on first ballot. &C
ccrding 70 the instructions given
them al the primary election-and this
Is almost certain to insure the nomi-
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WHERE BIC LIONS PROWL.
South Africa Is Country Where
Hugh Beasts Are Numerous
and Dangerous.

ION the Broken Hin road" says the
Bulawayo Chronicle of an incident in
that part of South Africa, con a re-
cent night lion entered a hut where
in were sleeping two white men.
Pushing open the reed door, the ami
nal made for the nearer of the TWO
sleepers. and, gripping him by tho
shoulder with it's teeth, lifted him
from his bed. The cries of the man
brought several natives TO the scene,
and these pluckily attacked the beast,
bringing II to bay. A shotgun hap
pened. fortunately. 10 be near by, and
this the captive succeeded in reaching,
instantly shooting the lion. The man.
whose name is Thornton, was very
badly mauled, but he is making ia
yorable progress"
In Rhodesia, too, the lions are trou-
blesome. An Englishman named Mar
rjott was playing tennis with a man
named Flynn when news was brought
In that a lion was attacking the
mules. Both rushed for their guns
and went In pursuit Of the beasts,
which they sighted within shori dis
lance of their home. Marriott fred
ana wounded a lion twice. but without
fatal effect. The enraged beast
charged him. and bit him severely on
the fhiehs. It's teeth also penetrated
his hands and left shoulder Flynn
fred and killed the lion Marriott
was able to go home but was ordered
20 hospital. whore he expired "A hours
later
AT least eight lions have appeared
in the districts Of Moore concession
and SimmOnia recently" says South
Africa. A farmer named Clayton. on
visiting his stable one morning.
wherein the previous night he had
tied up two mules. found nothing but
bones. Two OF these lions. II is since
reported, have been killed in the
Of the Yellow Jack
mine"
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burg, while permitting that of the
mobiles, and also why the members OF
the Peasants League arrested at Mos
COW months ago have not been re
leased.
Despite the prohibition against the
meeting of the Peasants League here,
the repres entatiyes OF 80 provinces
mer in Finland and declared solidarity
of opinions with the radical group OF
toilers in the lower house Of the Rus
sian parliament.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, illinois
Population t6,147.

Cairo, Alexander County, lIinoi,
Population 16,147.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller Il. s. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Police, NJ. S. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22963.
County Judge, WIN S. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE Il. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. s. ROCHE.
Coroner. DR. JAMES McMANUS.
County Superintendent of Schools,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK L.
Board of County Commissioners.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DR. EDWIN J. CAUSE.
j. j. JENNI1LLE, Chairman.
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TIME CARD.
CAIRO ELECTRIC AND TRACTION
COMPANY
In Effect January I, 1905.
BELT LINE

In Effect January I, 1905.
! BELT LINE
Cars are due to leave Second Street
going North on Commercial ave. ev
cry Is minutes from a. m. to II
~ m.
Going North on Walnut Street cv
cry is minutes from Cos a. m. to
1858 p. III.
POPLAR STREET LINE
iIolbrook Avenue Cars are dre to
leave Second Street going North on
Holbrook avenue at 5:57; GET; G.R:
t:57; 7:12 a. NJ. and on same minutes
every hour until 1914 and 11:12 p. m.
Going West on Twenty-Eighth ST.
at $40; G:19; ga; GAG, and 7:O4
a. m, and on same minutes every hour
until 1884 and 11:0i p. m.
Poplar Street Cars are due to pass
Sc. Marys park u minutes after ieav.
ing Second Street and make the trip
around the city in 80 minutes.
OWL CARS
North on Walnut-1l:3Op. m; 1894
a. m; 1870 a. m; 2:30 am; $3.50 a
M: 4:30 n. M; $50 a. m.
North on Commercial-12:00 p. M;
IL 90 a. M; 200 a. M; 300 a. m:
4 90 a. M; 500 a. M
Belt and Owl cars are due to pass
West Thirtyfourth street Is minutes
after leaving Second street and make
the trip around the city In 30 minutes.
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A VERY COMMON MURDERER.

The dispatches and the newspaper.
have been full during the last seyera
days of details concerning the Thaw
White tragedy in New York, and there
has been apparent strong dispost
ton, on the part Of many writer's to
create public sympathy for the muir
derer by hlackening the character of
his victim with nasty stories of his
earlier life Whether these stories
are true or not can not in any way
lessen the cnormity of the crime com.
mitted by Thaw, and it were best If
there stories could be suppressed. II
is not cay to understand, anyway,
why the whole country should be flood
ed with he rotten details of bis case
The tragedy is such as may be picked
ip any day in the week II is "A very
common murder and Thaw is a very
'emmon murderer He Is one Of that
sind Ct whom a distinguished Irish
lrator once said: "Of the defendant
n his ease | know but little. and / am
iorry | know so much. He seems to
be one Of those fashionable insects
whom folly has paated and fortune
)lumed fer the annoyance Of our at
infesting where they fly
md poisoning where they repose"
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Chr Sptrtt nf Jntrrnattunal
Arhttrattnm Grnuriltn
BY CARDINAL GIBBONS.

Thrice is he armed who hath his quar-
rel just
/. He is armed with the consciousness
of the sacred right Of property.
?. He is armed with the shield of an en-
lightencd public opinion.
3. lie is armed with the conviction
that his cause will be adudicated BY the
equitable decision OF board OF arbitration
This amicable system, while protecting
the rights OF the weak, will not wound or
humiate the national pride OF the strong,
since it does not attempt to trench on the
sovereignty or autonomy of the stronger
power.
] can recall at least four instances
within The last 60 wears in which interna-
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PAY THE DEBT

heir nesting yesterday after
he Lcard of county commission
ted to ask the taxpayers OF the
for special tax Of 20 cents on
30 of equalized valuation. in or.
rescue the county from a debt
has hung over it many years,
q slowly but urely until 1t has
q the sum of $4,000.
accumulation of debt has not
bees due 10 any mi management OF
rha county's affairs. or to any exlrava-
gance-ee tainly no. to any misapprO-
priatio1 of moneys. 1t has come about
through the steadily growing legid
mate expenses OF the county, without
a corresponding inc-oase In the reve,
nues which. under the limitations fixed
by law have been barely sufficient 20
meet the pre- sing needs of the county
even under the most favorable ci-cum-
stanccs
What the board has voted to ask
will not be heavy burd IN TO the TAX
payers of the county. A % cent tax
extended ON one-iiith the value Of
property Is a mere bagatcile. The
county tax Il only 10 pc cent Of the
fetal tax rate paid N the city The
total tax rate in Cairo this year may
be $3.50 on 500 of one.fifth the
value of properly. The total county
tax is ono-tcnth of tails or Is cent
Ler us say that taA payer pays 800
taxes ali told. OF this amount one.
tenth. o $40 viii be county taxes rep.
re anted by the - cent on the 500
regularly levied. The Is cents addi-
tional proposed by the county board
would be one third more o. 1888 and
this would be the extent of tha burden
to the man who pays 500 Those who
pay less thla 500 n all would pay
proportionately lessnf the special couu-
" tax thus: The man who paid $50
in all would pay only st.66; the man
whose total taxes amount ID To S25
would pay only IS cents of the special
tax.
It Is apparent, therefore. that the
proposed AK would not be a burden
on the taxpayers-none that could set
them against IL On account of its
weight But even IL u were a burden.
the important point which would over
shadow thai consideration is thai the
debt is an honest debt and must be
paid.
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May Circulation.

il ltJD
The above is a correct and true
Statement of the circulation of The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906 and
for the month of May, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 31st day of May, 1906
LEO J. KLEB,
fSeaI. Notary Public.
My commission expires January 16,
1909.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

The talk Of nominating two candl.
dates on the Democratic ticket ought
not to be encouraged. The conditions
are not favorable for such a contest
with a Republican majority Of nearly
5000 staring us in the face.
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nation Of Dick Powers on the first
ballot.
The Cairo candidate has his own
county already in his pocket and he
has Williamson and Franklin counties
reasonably sure with fighting chance
in Pulaski.
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The greatest men

The greatest men
ace to this country to-
day is the criminal en-
croachnent of corpora
tons upon the people S
rights and upon the
popular means of sus-
tenance That lawyers
should be the sponsors,
conniverS and counsel
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

national conflicts have been amcaby settled by arbitration The dis
pute between Germany and Spain regarding the Caroline
adjusted by Pope Leo XIII in The difficulty between
Germany and the United States settled by conference
Berlin 1880 treaty of between the United
leo signed Washington the close of Ceveands admnisra-
ton And few weeks between France Germany
maps general European conflict aveed by the Aecas
in Morocco
Let us cherish the hope that the day is when the
reign OF the Prince OF Peace will be firmly established earth
and the OF the Gospel will sway the hearts
rulers and cabinets that international disputes will be decided
by standing but by permanent abiaonhen
they will be settled the battlefield but the of conc
aon and will be adjusted by the sword but by pen which
is mghtier than the sword"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30

Bighty-flve per cent Of the cIrcula-
ton Of the Bulletin goes directly into
The homes. sls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-30
Nervous DYSPEPSIA.

You cannot gain flesh if you have
nervous dyspepsia. Adopt some very
simple diet. such as milk, for several
weeks. and see if that villa not help you
Cod-liver oil is gool 70 rub on the
chest 70 fdtten 90. tut if You use olive
OIL for the purpose take care to have
only the very best quality Any other
might be harmful.
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clean Them at Home.

Coat lisings and light facings that
have become soiled. can be cleaned at
home by moistening a clean piece Of
white flannel with benzo1ine and rub
bins the soiled part carefully one way.
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SOUTHERN DIVISION
'Hg ONLY DIRECT LINE TO mEMrHr

ms ONLY DIRECT LIME TO MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE, CHAT'rANOoG AT
LANTA, JACKSONVILLE. "a.
VAENAH, VTCK5BUR9
and JACKSONVILLE.
Gso a. m. "The Dixie Flyer Hsmpbis
|sAhvilie and Jacksonville,
d?fD "A. m, Memphis and New GrIeNHs inr.
- via hemFhis, arriving In Hompsis Al gliS
- ~. and New Orleans s:i5 2. m.
600 a. IN, Paiucah and ouisviiis
l:t p, M, daily. Memphis aud New nVlssn
fact Mail arriving In Memphis at T:a5 D. 10 and
New Orleans At $40 a. ~,
n .. m, daily, Nashville, Chstanoosaand
Atlanta
600 pm. Memphis and New Orleans HpeclE
Arrive IN Memphis At $40 .. ~, New 0Tlesn
io.95 =. IN.
, r55 m. paduosh and Tloub vile.
error throuEr tirksth. sleeping car aeon
n7dstlOns and further information apply ~
illinois Central pAssenvPr Station. Ca'rn. ~,
J. "A JONES, Ticket ACT.
r.d. BATCH, ~. PA
ALHAHSON. Passenger TraNc MANAGER
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The Bulletin is on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
CoIcman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
7''ie Front Restaurant.
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The Bulletin IN delivered In THIRTY
surrounding tswns IN tine Tor ths
breakfast tabia
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to June 18th, 1906.
THE FAST NAH. ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Route 10
St. Louis & Chicago


| $50 u, m Daily Chicago Vestibule Limited,
arriving In Chicago at II 80 a. m connecting
with afternoon trains for all points east and
north.
2;2O n. m. Daily st. Louis Night Limited
arriving in St. Louis ~ 7:ls a. M, cornectine
II Union Station for all points west. sleeping
ars open at 9:45 y. III.
6:I0 r.. M, Chicago Daylight RxuresS
yeent SuudeI, makes all stops between Cairo
K. sslEirS d w bis@nia q Espres 81
xcept Sunday, arriving in st. Louis at tiiP
making all stops.
If:l5 n. m. Ut. Louis Fast Mall, Arrlv-
ng In st. Louis at $500 p. m.
iI:i5 "A. m. Chicago Mid-rwy Special
arriving In Chicago, 1880 n, m.
2:3 5p. m. Daily 81. Louis Limited. arr
wing in ST. Louis nj sos p. III. conn actirr
Union Station for snsss City. Omahl. Den.
yer, San Francisco and all points west
ps35 y. m. Afternoon Express for Odip,
Edinghsm, Nation, Tolonx, Champaign. CHI
oago
6,t < p. m. Thebes accommodates.
1915 y. M, Chicago and Famterr Fs
press arriving in Chicago at 6 30 =. M Indian
spolis 7:25 Cincinnati, 7;s0 r. M. Buffalo, a.9
2. a.. New York 1850 .. Sleeping carr
Chicago,
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A ANNOUNCEMENTS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL q. n.

{ tGEiNOlO GE N tNhL ~ W.
/ The Illinois Central maintains
! Double Daily Service, and operates
/ the best OF trains, with Dining Cars,
Buffet Library Cars. Chair Cars. and
Sleeping Cars. from Chicago, st
Louis. Cincinnati and Louisville south
70 New Orleans. The best road for
reaching the Winter Tourist resorts
Of the south. including
NEW OIL Fans. VicKS5URG, HAM
MoNO, IA. oULFPoRT, MISS.
HAVANA VIA NEW ORLEANS.
Havana, Cuba. IS best reached VIA
The Illinois Central through Eervioe 10
New Orleans and the new ocean liner.
'win-screw. nincteen-Bnof
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. FLORIDA.
DAILY Sleeping Car without change
Chicago to Hot Spring. With oonnec-
lions At Memphis from Cincinnati and
Louisville
Through Dixie Flyer" Sleeping Car
Line ST. Louis T. jacksonville via
Nashville. Chatta1ooss and atlanta
MEXICO. CALIFORNIA.
lANEia ANuitdA NFchAf bhNHtHi
10 California Excursion cars through
70 Los Angeles snd san Francisoo 80
follows: Va New Orleans and the
Southern Route every Friday from
q 'caEo' every Tuesday from Cinc-n-
1at ard Louisville Via Omaha snd
The Scenic Route every "wednesday
from CHICAGO.
FULL PARTICULARS concerning
all Of she above can he had ~ sgents
II the Illinois Central ard cO1necting
Ines OF. ~ addressing either Of the
A. n. HANSON. p. 7. A., 80.
Chi-sgo. III
6. G. HATCH. G P. A.
Chicago. ~
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Procf Of GOD Judgment.

Hicks-Your wife is a mighty sensi-
BE woman. isn't she?
Wicks-Su-ei She married me-
SOmeryille Journal
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu.
laion for the year 1905. .2128
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for May 1906. .2oo5
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The burglar most

The burglar most
TO be feared these DAYS
is not the old-time pro-
feSsicnal fellow who
worked in gangs and
was an institution.
We have that TEL
low and most OF his
kind so surrounded this
way and that that there
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poccnpuore For New York and caste
! uSooHucIo cities should bear In mind
that the Illinois Central is the quickest rOnta
by many hours leaving Cairo at 7:1h y. M, and
striving in New York at 80 the second day
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Big Four Going East
No g. ---- 5:45 = n
No 2----- - 300 p N
I 5 daily
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Big Four Prom East
NO b. ---.il 81 a m
No e----.-.. $3.50 = N
No. 2at