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 LITTLE ROCK: THURSDAY, AY,...=..... April 20, 1897. ----z--=-------= lr-In consequence of the great length of CAsoA," " we have been compelled to suppress several articles of news, which would have been interesting to the gene ral reader Wepresume, however, that no one with the interest and prosperity 1.-the State at heart, w take umbrage at this trespass.

 In the first number fthe present volume. gave no tice that our day of publication would thereafter be Monday Owing to the fact that neighbors of the Gazette and s.Times' both issue n the beginning of the week. and the consequent crowdng othe mails we have found it expedien make another change in our date. We date on Thursday now,-and by doing so we will not only avoid the inconvenience accrqng to tho maoarriers, but will catch and publish such news as may arrive in the interim. t will be advantageous to ourselves, our subscribers and the post office. The pa pers will be regularly mailed and will depart in the fol lowing order: