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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31
Il Is Danaerous to Neglect 4 Cold.

How often do we hear it remarked
Its only cold," and few days later
learn that the man is on his back with
pneumonia. This is of such common
occurrence that cold, however slight,
should not be disregarded. Chamber.
aims Cough Remedy counteracts any
tendency of cold to result in pneu-
monia, and has gained its great popu-
larity and extensive sale by its prompt
cures of this most common allment.
1t always cures and pleasant to take.
For sale by Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31

NorE-There are many mixtures, made in imitation
of good baking powders, which the prudent will
avoid. They may be known by their price, being
sold for ten to twenty-five cents pound, or cent
an ounce. They are made with alum, interfere with
the healthfulness of the food.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31
Ohio Trees,

Even the trees in Geanga county,
O., are full of wealth. Dwight Hues
and Edgar Saber of Huntsburg cut
down an old elm tree during the first
week of December in which were two
coonS. Il swarm of bees and two pals
of honey. The tree was also valuable
for its Understanding
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31
FOOD FOR DAIRY COWS.
ne H"T;i,rrm Farmer Can Prnrticnl-
T. Keep away From the Mill Man.

ne Sc.T. ssHrt, Farmer Can I'rHrticnI-
J. Keep away From the Mill Man.
VIZ. bran at %iN to So ton and
-'i.l .....l.r% aud ether NH foods pro
I j. Nr.F evident
...i %. ...t., 90 ..u lt]t'. the pur'
... @ 81 l..ptc l3p..S II SDl'@ one else.
3D." j."N try II rl,Sr f3'"i tl."t Will
.:i.. d." IlaD" OF these purcha Ell mill
ot.:. "" 'I".T he can. +ATN Pro
'c.'1" ia'L.aS S..F in e. = IN d
Farmer. I'm all ia" l. ~ m n,Jte.'
He dtr. farmer cln Keep practically
1""y flp" ,ilr mlll man. lie may dc
10 IN oliver states. bnt he can 90 SC
r.'r' ca IS in thc northern a"l noun.
tain .,..ct tI!"n in other "t' s. 3. $50
"'" h''u il: l'I growing f3. ~ corn
"l"! r. IS.
II rr is u" state "l'"g e." A"i
',Iu:Ty ia which FIR, '.i& f.
'."i r''"I, b" successfully 60.
tI' i!"rr j; no rrov.nc" of can:
% jar ta"ii.|n side in which The
,aa.v l.HF lot be done. In some @.
th".r itljT be more rw"i,fn'ly don'
'alu in n,'.g"", bat it may he success
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31

The golden crested wren is Tie Su....
est not only of British but o. all l..
ropean birds. Its average weight j
only about eight grains trot. I'll
length of the feathers Is about tire
and a half inches and tie stretch @
the wings about five inches, but wine,
the feathers are taken of the length .
the body does not exceed one inch.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31
Suffered for Five Years with Kidney and Ljv.
er Trouble

~ suffered for five years with Kidney
and Liver trouble, which caused Sc
we're pains across the back and a blind
ing headache. | had dyspepsia and
could not move my bowels withou, a
cathartic. | was cured by Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablet, and
have been we'll now for six mon, hs,'
says Mr.. Arthur S. Strickland. of Chat.
tanooga, Tenn. For sale by Owl Drug
Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31
MANAGING MANURE.


tOF
II tie n.Inurr cauao. be hauled di
.+.Hr II IT,, Grld. there is no way t.
Aot..}c it Mo.t economically. because
/ u.u H. hHu He'd ut least twice, and
rh3t j.; once too often for economy
In such cuHc. hOw""nr the manure
,houIG lie taken far enough away
from the stable to keep bad OdOrs
from the cows. If kept under shelter,
it must be trampcd reasonably hard tC
prevent too rapid decomposition and
must lc kept wet enough to prevent
ere fanging."
Better 10y all means haul directly tC
the field. and the manure should be
spread as fast as hauled. 1t is Il mis-
take to pillow the field first, then haul
the manure afterward. Piling in large
piles means that whatever liquids come
frOm the pile will soak into the ground,
of course. But it means also land toe
rich where the piles are and not rich
enough where they are not-a spotted
field.
when Manure II Too "Strawy."
If the manure is too 'strawy," better
leave the licll unplowed until the ma
nurc Is all spread, then pillow. PilinG
in heaps may cause loss of nitrogen
in the form of ammonia, because the
decay of the organic matter is not TAX
ing place in the soil, where all such loss
would be reduced to a minimum.
It is impossible to hasten decay with
out the loss of ammonia. Lime might
be added, for instance, which would be
folly. Land plaster might be added.
which would lessen the loss of am
monia to some extent, but would not
prevent it cntircly.-professOr Clinton
ID. Smith in Rural New Yorker.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31

Chamberlain's S Diar1ho Sn0l seme sha
Never fails Buy 1t now. It may save life
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-16

United States Court Pro-
 ceedinss.

At Helena t..is week, in the United States Court, Monroe ccuaty came in for more than her share of tsse senten- ces by Judge Trieber. Nearly all of the sentences Of both negroes and white were foi seIllng whIskeJ.
 The reports of the Monroe county cases tried. as p iblishei in the Mem phis pye,s dispatches. show tne fol- lowing proceedings:
 A. J. Vaccaro. selling whiskey; fine oi SlO0 and costs and jail sentence, 3o days in jaiI Ths jail sentence sus pended on payment 3. fine and costs.
 Paul Jimpson, (coD retailing liauoI without license; Sloo fine and sen tence of 30 days in Monroe county jail. Jail sentence suspended on pay msnt of fine and costs.
 Will Smith. (col) selling liquor with out license; SlOo fine and sentence of 30 days in Monroe county jai. Ja.l sentence suspended.
 Jabe Oyerton. retailing liquor with out license. fine of Sloo and costs and jail sentence of 30 days in the Monroe county jail.
 ]. B. Colbert. selling liqu9r without license. $lOo fine and sentence of 30 Idays in Phillips coun.y jsil. Colbert has been in jail since March and h:s sentence begins from that date.
 The sentence of young Overton was suspended by Judge Trieber. The Colbert case was the one that recently went from this city. The case against A. j. vsccaro was one in which he was mixed up in whiskey selling in certain Brinkley gambling room. some two years ago, while saloons were open in Brinkley
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4 Good thing for Brinkley.

Newport. Ark. March 10, 1906. Publisher Brinkley ARGUS:
 Dear Sir:-
 have just read with interest the copy of the March 9th edition of the ARGUS which our mutual friend, MT. R. B. Hooker, forrnelry a resident of your city receives. the article in col umn page 1 headed Establish a Sales day in BrinkIey" and as it is one that should be copied and dwelt upon by every publisher of a newspaper in the state. will add that have seen this tried on small scale, in town called Suger Creek in Ohio, when paid a visit to my sister about ? years ago. While there my sister asked me if was going to the "cow sale I admitted that l hardly knew what she meant, and she asked in amazement if did not know it was COW day confessed my ignorance on the subject. and she told ne to go with her husband to the "cow sale v which was set fer 2 PM. on lovely day in Sept. Arriving at the place found farmers from all over the county
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THE DOCTORS GET FULL
of enthusiasm oyer Brink : ley's Hospitsble Treet-
 meEt.

The 4th annual meeting of the 3rd District Arkansas Medical Association was held in Brinkley this week and as usual where visitors come to town Brinkley did herself proud.
 The Assoc. ation was called to order by President A. A. Homer Wednes- day afternoon and after very cordial address Of welcome by Rev. J. c Harris. President Horner responded in behalf of the association
 The sessiors cf the Association lasted thro Wednesday. and Thurs day, and the papers read and discussed b fore the body. were of exceptional merit and interest to the fraternity.
 On Wednesday evening after the session the Association was the guest of the big hearted business men of Brinkley at a big banquet at the Arlington Hotel. Ii was one of the incest spreads ever in Brinkley. At intervals during the serving, there was sweet music by the Brinkley Band. The toast and responses were very happy bits, and twas reality "a fast of reason and flow of scul''.
 Thursday night, as farewell so cial function brinkleys splendid and hospitable lodge of K. of P's rendered the doctors smoker in their Castle Hall. This affair was very charm ing success also The K. of P's proved themselves admirable hosts. The Doctors, all of them. were fall to oyerflowing with praise of Brinkley' s big hearted hospitality.
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assembled with all kinds of cattle and then the sale began, and lasted tor several hours, and those that needed a COW, hei!er. (steer or male brute) or wished to Invest in calves purchas- ed and saved the trouble Of writing all over the county in search of their needs, They also have "Horse days on the same line and other days" Another point good atcut tEese "days is that the farmers get acquainted and inter change ideas. make trades and are benefited in many ways from these meetings; likewise the merchants are benefited, as they offer special bargains. and as the farmers generally buy for their families their wives get bargains in their line Of purchases. l have been told that these days are in vogue in many northern towns. then why should not we in Arkansas pattern after this and reap these benefits, and think the Farmers Union could do 3 great deal In futhering this matter and the merchants too by having special bargains on those days
  Wishing you success l remain
 Yours truly
 John Hencke..
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P. ]. Kelley Recoyers.

P. J. Kelley, Rock Island agent at Howell, Woodruff county, was dis charged Thursday from St Vincent's Infirmary. being able to walk. He was broushtt to the lnfirmary about month ago. suffering from the gunshot wounds inflicted by citizen of Howell in a shooting affray on the depot at that place. Kelley is still very weak, but 1t is thought will be able 10 resume charge of the tation iii few days. The other man was not hurt. Little Rock Democrat.
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Mrs. Will Tomlinson is in New port this week visiting friends.
 M. Schatt. of Texas, is in the city the guest of Henry Wolf.
 -Dr. R. L. Saxon. of Holly Grove, Treasurer of the District Medical As sociation, was among the prominent visiting members of the profession here this week.
 HI. L. Baker has returned from a two weeks visit with Illinois friends.
 MT. and Mrs. P. P. Neill, the clever Clarendon jeweIry people. were in Brinkley yesterday.
 -Jeweler M. H. Blaine was on this weeks sick list.
 HI. A. Garter is cut again after a siege of sickness.
 --Dr. R. w. Carter of Holly Grove a prominent member of the County Medical Society, was with the doctors in Brinkley this week
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-16

Rev. A. B. Phillips. of Wheetley was in Brinkley Tuesday and heard Atty. Gen. Robert L. Rogers speak al night at the city hall.
 -Lecturer H. B. Lewis. of Black ton was in Brinkley Saturday to meet with the Brinkley Farmers Union, which held their regular session at the City Hall
 Thurman Fortner, who has been spending the Winter at New Orleans with the St. Charles Hotel. arrived home Sunday for few days visit with his mother and sisters.
 Judge George M. Chapline, of Lonoke. was in Brinkley Monday, mixing with the voters in the interest of his re election to the office of Cir cult Judge of this circuit.
 Miss Claude Peterson of Newport who has been visiting in Blackton, is in the city en route home and together with Mrs. w. J. Peterson of Blackton is the guest of the latter's. sister. Mrs. IF. E. Terry on Cedar Street.
 Rev. w. E. Long, the wide awake secretary of the Sunday-school Asso- ciation of Arkansas. was welcome visitor at the ARGUS office Saturday. He was en route to Jonesboro to make some preleminary arrangements in regard to the coming State Sunday school Convention.
 Miss Carrie Brown came home from Clarendon Sunday evening. She went with the purpose of staying longer but unfortunately lost the suit case containing her clothing, So had to cut her visit short. The suit case was picked up at the depot in this city by Mir. IT.. c. Bull. (who was going west the same day) thinking it was lis. He discovered the mistake at DeVall's $ Bluff and delivered the grip to gent leman who said he was coming to Brinkley and would deliver it; but by soms chance the delivery was not made.
 Cornelius Vanderbilt said to ? friend just before he died: "l don't know what good it does me, all this money that you say is mine, cant eat itor spend it, in fact never saw if, and never had it in my hands for 2 moment. l dress no better than my private secretary and cannot eat as much as my coachman. live in big servants boarding house, am both- cred to death by beggars, have dys- pepsia and my money is in the hand: of others who use it mainly for theil own benefit
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Luekissi Nan in Arkansas.

'I'nl the luckicst man in Arkan- sas. writes H. l.. Stanley, of Bruno. since the restoration of my wife $ health after five years of continuous coughing and bleeding from the lungs, and owe my good fortune to the world $ greatest medicine, Dr. King New Discovery for Consumption. which know from experience will cure consumption if taken in time. My wife improved with first bottle and twelve bottles completed the cure.
 Cures the worst coughs and colds or
 money refun6ei. At all druggists. soc and LOO, Trial bottle free.
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Confederate Veterans t.
 Elect Officers.

. The Pat Cleburne Camp of Confed- crate Veterans will meet in the City Hall at clock p. m. Saturday Mar l7 to elect new officers ard transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 A full attendance of all members of the Camp is requested by the officers W. F. Forbess an A. K. Cameron.
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Revival.

Rev. Mcintosh, of Iuka Miss, will assist the Pastor of the Methodist church in revival meeting beginning next Sunday IS. Every body in town invited to attend. All christians are specially requested to join US in these services. Any who can assist in sing ing will be helpful and very much ap- preciated. Fay services after Sun day 3 D. m. Evening services at 7:5o p. m.
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Directory.

Methodist E. Church South.
 Preaching at 1 a. m. and 7:l5 p. m. every Sunday.
 Sunday School 9:30 a. m.
 Junior Epworth League, 2 p m. Senior Epworth League, 3 p m. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7:l5.
 Pastor H. B. Cox; Sunday School Supt., R. M. Henderson; Senior eagus Pres, John W. Pope; Junior League Supt, Miss Dickson.
 Everybody cordially invited to attend all these services.
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The Miller Paving Co.,, is still working on contracts for side walks in various parts of the city. One can now step on a granolith walk at the corner of Willow street, on New York Avenue. and come to town, by turning east at Elm and again south on Main
 without striking board walk in but
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2nd ward, city hall.

End ward. city hall
 3rd ward, colored Masonic hall.
 The judges in the lst ward will be Chas. Gardner. Frank Pursley and Howard Wilson.
 2nd Joe Vannetta, c. R. Vanfos- sen and D. w. Grothe.
 3rd Wm Hooker. ]. Sapp and R. E. Palmer.
 The candidates for election at this election were:
 For Mayor-Geo A. Gibson. w. s. Mccullough. o. M. Norman.
 For City Clerk-E. T. McCreight. For Marshal-W. E. Kelly, w. F. Lutes, Ike Melair and Joe Calvert.
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Il Years Ago in Brinkley.

Taken from the ARGUS of March, 28, l895-l years ago.
 Mrs. McNally and daughter, Miss Sara, spent Monday in Memphis.
 Mrs. Dave Scruggs is at home again after visit to friends in North Little Rock.
 Mrs. Gus Martin and little daughter have returned from visit to relatives at Auvergne.
 ' The Little Rock & Memphis road will be sold on April l7. Who will buy it1 A question of importance to Arkansas people.
 The Helena Waterworks were sold at Sheriff's sale on Tuesday. The sale was subject to the first mortgage Of $6o,ooo.
 Miss Carrie Kelly, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Kelly for the past two or three weeks. returned tc her home in Memphis yesterday.
 Dr. Stimson, the dentist, left Tues day morning for his home in Ann liar bor, Michigan. where he goes to at |tend the bedside of his sick father. He was accompanied by his family who will go to Paris, Tenn. and visit relative during the doctors absence ia the north.
 The Tunica (Miss) Democrat Is a new paper which now comes 10 our desk. IL was started and will be run |by D. M. sni George Slocumb, for merIy of this city. The paper is neat and well gotten up. We wish the boys success in every sense of the word.
 The pstrified man after being vac mated with girnlet still sleeps peace fully in his rough wooden casket, in the store room next door to the AR GUS. It is in charge of Deputy Sher- if Johnson. who would do land office | biz if he could just exhibit him 10 the public. The case will come up be- fore Judge Thomas as soon as the quarensIne Is raised. A candidate for assistant Mayor Is the latest. The candidate Is in the person of fine baby boy who will soon lisp papa to Capt w. s. McCul- tough. The infant was born on the 1 18th. Congratulations will be the or der of the day upon the return of the Capt. who Is at present in the Bluff City, but expected home to- night. .ATER- The Capt. returned this morning and looks as happy as a big sun flower.
 The Fire Alarm Bell manufactured for Brins.ey by tke Buckeye Foundr, of Cincinnati. is indeed beauty anc is the largest tell ever seen in this city. II weighs l $50 pounds. Or IL is inscribed:
 BrInkley Hook & Ladder Co. No, l
 Our Motto. "Get There.
 0. M. Norman. Mayor 1895 As soon as possible IL will be hun; Lin a so feet tower and then there vii
 be a tempest of sound waves wheneve IL ~;-~-o
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Notes of Progress.

A granolith walk was completed last Saturday on both sides of the Baptist church. The building has undergone extensive repairs and changes, both on the interior and exterior, and with the new coat of glossy white paint on the outside, is eliciting much favorable comment from observers. The prog ress and prosperity of this congrega- tion merit praise.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-16

one section of about l5Ofeet on Main street. Doubtless in few more months the greater portion of the city may be traversed ~on granolith walk. Scarcely word of objection is heard now. Nearly everybody wants grano- !ith walks.
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Baptist Church Bulletin.

Preaching every Sunday at 1 a. m. and Els m.
 Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at7.l5.
 J. c. HARRIS. Pastor.
 A. FLoRA, 5. s. Superintendent.
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WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneys? Have you overworkcd your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and blad- der? Have you pains in the loins, side, back, groins and bladder? Have you a flabby appearance of the face, especially under the eyes? Too frequent desire to pass urine? If 50 Williams Kidney Pills will cure you. Sample Free. By mail 50 cents. Sold by Converse & Brooks.
 WILLIAMS sM'E.G Go, props Cleveland, O..
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>-><
FrightfullJ Btraaa.

Chas. w Moore. nnachiaist. Of Ford City. Pa. had his hand f1ightful ly burned ..1s an electrical furnace. He applied Bneklen1s Arnica Sa!ve with the usual result: "a qGiek ard perfect cure. Greatest healer en earth for burns, wounds. sores. eczema ard piles. 25c at all druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-16
ND PERsOlul NOTES.

Lillie Whttsett; Of Mariana,
 bt of Miss Jewell Rodgers.
 Jessie Harley visited in
 nt Sunday.
 6azzola Grocsry Co. bust
 has been newly painted this EMattie Beard. al. Palestine. Finkley Tueseay seeking 2 br H: c. Strong went to. |onday. an attendant at Fed B Miss Della Goldman, of
 is in the city the guest of Mrs. Jake Lamm. |Smish is now clerking in the l Department at HIenry Wolf |g Store
 bh Goldberg spent Sunday in
 with his family and friends, l |corrine Gwynn Of the Public bcuIty spent Sunday in Car 1 Beatrice Cox returned Wed (m Holly Grove where she, kisiting friends and relatives. Fy Goldman was In Brinkley He is now located at No. Front St., Memphis. D. Jackson was in Helena this |ng service for Uncle Sam on |al Grand Jury.
 It Wallace. of Pine Bluff, B parents, MT. and Mrs. Bud "Wednesday.
 l A. Henderson vas in Hele- fst of this week before the brand Jury.
 l A. Hornback. our clever timber man, and his little Sallie visited in Weldon
 Maggie Terry of Forest l the city the guest of Mrs. P. |on Cedar Street. 1 E. c. Brown left this morn Helena. having received a yesterday that her daughter,
 ]. Haynie. vas very sick. Islanders. ! venerable christ |man of Forrest City, was Fof Rev. J. c. Harris Saturday 9ay.
 Mattie Miller returned te pn at Postelle Tuesday. She
 attending the bedside of he' D, Ebert Tasunl, who ha. R Ill V6'h pneumonia. |"Workers Conference whicl Pge l to be held at the Baptis rem Saturday over Monda. poned because of unforeseen Is. Rev. Harris. the zeal!
 r Of that church. will arrange
 'hc conference later in thu
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Esq. R. M Henderson is having material put or the ground for build ing a-tenant house on the lot on Main street which he recently purchased from E. H. Waters.
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TUESDAYS s ELECTION.

The City Election on Tuesday next will be the lst election ever held in Brinkley as real city The voting precincts will be as follows:
 lst ward old Methodist church.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-16

Mrs. Minor Coke residence, ccrner of West Pine ard Howard streets, is being enlarged and repaired.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-16

The Goldberg old home place. re- cenily purchased by Ira Woodfin, is being repaired and remodeled. The west part is being raised to height comparing to the main building and otherwise made new
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-16

T. J. Brickell has torn down the building that stood just sonth of the H. L. Brickell residence and is building barn on the rear of the lots on the corner of Main and White Oak streets. Upon these lots he expects to erect a modern cottage for his home place. perhaps during this year.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-16

A. M. Carter, assistant cashier cf the Bank of Brinkley, has so trans formed his residence, corner of Main and Elm streets, that it bears no re- semblance to its former appearance. It is a real neat, attractive building.
Middletown transcript., 1906-10-20
Sc PHoToGRAVUREs OF THE cAEDr.
DATES

4
TNoiiaIldsonie portraits genuine photo
grasnrss. such as sell III art stores al s.
each, the subjects being Edwin s. Stuart
and Lewis Emery, Jf., candidates for the
Goyernorship Of pennsylsania, will be
issued ~ stt supplements 10 tie Sunday
North dmericass fpf October 2l and Ocso-
Der 2S
The Stuart picture will be issued on
0ctnbtr q and thai 81 Mr.. Emery on tile
following Sunday
Tire editor Of this paper las received
asiyai e. copies of ths two portraits, and
pronuunces item works Of ast Of The.
highest csass Nothing 10 good has ever
been laseud d special supplement-.
i slse editions of tie Sunday North
4merican fok These two dates will be-
limited Ard ghe demand unusualIy large
i viii b neeessary h order llse paper ID
advance Eq insure delivery