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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-17
AChanga IN The CooIidgs

The present managers OF the Coolidge
have sold their furniture and unexpired
lie sse TO Col. Fl. c. Whitley, and will
turn over the house to HIM the 1st OF
May. He has employed Mr..
George Clark, who has
occupied the position of night clerk for
some weeks past. to manage the house,
and this is q sufficient warrant that the
hotel will be kent mp to the high stand
erd which has made it one
of the most popular hos
telrles in Kansas. Mr. Whitley will add
such Improvements to the house as are
needed to meet the demands of its
growing patronage, and will endeavor
to make It in all respects worthy
of the town to whose prosperity
this hotel has added Sd much. Mr..
Clark is thorough hotel man, and will
prove a capIble and enterprising mana
ger.
The MorTuws and Mr. Dildine will, as
stated elsewhere, 60 to AtchisOD, where
they will utilize their valuable expert.
ence in the management of the large
and palatial Pyram House. Their de-
parture from here will be very generally
regretted
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WHAT rs NEEDED.

What seems to be needed Just row in
Emporia is another term of court for the
trial OF violstors of the liquor law. We
have no doubt but that plenty of evil
dence could now be obtained to
make a large number of sue
cessful prosecutions, and we have reason
to believe that the day for bamboozling
juries in whisky cases is past in Lyon
county. The result of the last batch of
trials of offenders against the prehibito-
ry law was such that the rum-venders
sued for terms and q settlement was
made with them by which they paid
their fines and the costs of the
prosecutions against them and agreed to
quit the business. 1t is now abundantly
apparent that some of them at least have
violated their part of the contract, and
have again undertaken to defy the law
and outrage public sentiment by engsg-
ing on an increased scale in their Illicit
and infamous traffic.
There is just one thing certain-and
that is that the people of this
community will never submit to
any such condition of affairs
There will be more prosecutions. and
when convictions are made we trust that
in view of the treachery of the saloon
keepers in the past, the court will feel
called upon to impose imprisonment as
we'll as fines upon the men who have
taken it upon themselves to- insult the
dignity Of the commonwealth and array
themselves against the lawfully consti-
tuted authorities of the state. We will
see who goes to the wall in this fight
the gin-slingers or the moral element OF
the community
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Reading, Kas. , Feb. q

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-The under
signed will Aell 1t auction, at the late
residence Of z. w. Lee, deceased, Toledo.
Chase county, Kas,
SATURDAY, 26TH, OF APRIL. 1884,
commencing ct 10 O'Clock q. m,
the following property to-wit;
~ head OF two-year old corn-ted steers
5 head OF fulfilled butchers stock, ]
high-grade COW and calf, head Of
horses and colts, consisting Of 1 span oil
extra good four.Year old work horses, ]
span Of fancy drying mares, 1 brood
mare and some one and two-year ole
colts; 80 head Of fat hogs, II not dIspos
Cd Of before, 25 head of brood sows, Al
head OF stock hogs, 1900 bushels o
corn In the ear, 5 stands Of bees, q nnG
breech-loading shotgun aud q general 10
Of farming implements, such as are asu
ALLY found on any well regulated farm
and stock ranch. Also many other arti
cles not herein enumerated.
Terms-Sums under $40. cash; al
sums Of $40 and oyer, 8 months time
at 8 per cent per cent per annum, o.
bankAble paper with approved security
bper cent OF for cash on all notes.
d. C. ALLEN,
Administrator Est. Of E. w. Lee, deco
II. w. PEARsALI., Auctioneer.
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Goo6 -.

L. G. Wood is getting his grocery on
Wheels, preparatory TO Its removal C
give place to handsome brick structure
on the site OF his present store room on
Sixth avenue. He will build in connee.
ton with J. K. Finley, and the entire
block win be 80 feet front by so feet in
depth. II viii be very handsome build
ing, a. the elevation shows. During the
construction of this improvement Mr..
Wood has obtained permission of the
city council to allow his old building e
remain on Sixth avenue, IN the stree,
facing West, which will take up only 20
feet in width OF the thoroughfare.
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EaIPoRIA CLorHING HOUSE,

Lewis D Edwards, PrOprietOrs. Merchant
TAilOrs. and Dealers In Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Bats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes. Trunks and valiSos. I5l Gem
mereiAl Street
EDITORS NEws-We beg leave to in
form your readers that we have lust re-
ceived large stock Of clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, trunks, vallses, over
alls, ETC.; in short, we have on hand
everything that can be found In
a FIRsT-cLAss CLOTHING HoUsE.
And we are determined 70 sell at the
lowest prices possible. We will be
pleased to have your readers
call and examine our STOCK,
which we have now resdy to
show, before purchasing elsewhere; and
they will consult their own interest ID
dollars and cents by so doing. We
have determined to sell what Is LEFT of
last years stock at
TWENTY PER CENT BELOW REGULAR
PRICES.
We have cashmere suits, guaranteed
all wool from $500 upwards, Fur hats
rom ffty cents up. White shirts, all,
linen bosoms, from hfty cents up, ETC.,
etc. In addition to our ready-made
clothing. We have just received large
stock Of English cloths for
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
And We can make suit to order from
genuine imported goods cheaper than
We can Of American piece goods, for the
the reason that we are importing our
cloths direct from London, and hence no
profits to pay eastern houses. And the
number OF suits already ordered IN this
short time proves that they are sold
cheaper than ever before In Kansas. BY
noticing the heading you will see that
the firm name is
Lewis q Edwards" successors 70
Lewis Bros."
Don't forget the place: Imports
Clothing House,
15l Commercial street, one door north
Of the postofice-
LEwIs & EDWARDS.
EmpOria, Kansas, April Q, 1884.
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The dependence of man upon wheat
bread for his best nourlshment makes il
important that the bread be light, palpa-
table easy of digestion. DR.. PrIce,s
Cream Baking Powder Is the best
means We have for securing those ends.
A nation Of house keepers have been
using il for years and found it always
the same, pure and healthfUl.
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Alex. Haussler has returned to St
Louis
John Wood has new carpenter. Ten
poundA
Dave ROwlands Is keeping books for
L. W. lewis
". b. h. Sawyer is stopping at the
Fifth avenue hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs.. D. L Snedlker returned
Monday from Ohio.
The MethodIsts are more than Salts
ned with their new minister.
Mr.. Geo. c. LOCKWOOD is out again.
after an illness Of several days
Tuesday seems 70 have been q good day
for girls. Ask Conductor Dempster
Joe CREST, who has been quite i'll for
several weeks past is able to be oel
again
Al Lowry aud wife, OF Americas, were
tho guests Tuesday OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lis 10y.
Harden Mcmahon aad daughter. q
Burlington, are the guests of W. E. Nc
Mshon, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Ryan went to St.
Louis this afternoon by the Missouri Pa
cihc 10 be gone about ten days.
c. w. Potwin, of ZanesYllle, Ohio, and
his son, c. A. OF st. Louis, arrived here
yesterday and are guests at the Park
Place hotPl.
J.W. Coates, Of williamsburg, Pa.
and w. K. Fish. OF OttumWa, Iowa, arc
prospecting here, and are guesta Of the
Park Place hotel
A. ]. Baker, on account Of 9 press Of
city work, has resigned his position al
deputy county surveyor. His successor
has not yet been appointed.
Rev. DR.. CordleY went to Lawrence Mon
day TO onlcIale at the funeral of Mrs
Judge Brown. who died recently at Lar.
ned. He returned this morning.
Jos. Watson and family. RObt Hend
rem and FANNY and Mrs. J. c. Grub, Of
Columbus, Ohio. al friends Of Col. Tay.
Tor arrived 10 Emporia this afternoon.
VIM. Hanback,, of st. Paul, Minnesota
arrived in Emporia yesterday, and is the
guest of /. D. Fox. Mr.. Fl. is brother
Of Congressman Hanback,, of the First
Kansas district
We are gratified 10 learn THAI Dwight
Bill was able to be present at the special
session Of the council last evening. II
IT had been Q boy We don't believe ht
would have reported.
The Topeka Commonwealth refers tc
John Egan as the "ex-lesder of the K. T
band" Will that paper please lop of
the lex" in speaking OF Mr.. E. in the
future? He still holds the position, anG
has NO thought Of giving It up.
Walter G. Shaw, Eli Fowler, Harry
Holmes, Cal. Moon and others who's.
names We did not learn started Monday
morning for Oklahoma by wagon. Mil
lard White, Stephen Foster and EC
Tobias will start for the same place to
day.
Geo. H. Mays, L. A. Wright and Ere
mont Miller, OF the Normal, starte
I today for Lawrence to attend tn
I state oratorical contest TO be held at tha
place on Friday. Mr.. Mays will be on
Of the contestants. The subject of hi
| Grafton is: "Watchman! What Of tn
Night"
DR.. Law, professor of Veterinary medi
cine at Cornell University, Ithlca, Ne,
, York, called at the NEWS office j
{ company with Col. David Taylor. Tn
: Doctor went to Woodson count
q TO make observations of the cattl
disease which has been prevailing net
Neosho Falls. He is . very cultivate
i and schOlary gentleman.
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Special Council Nice ting

COUNCIL CHAMBER, April IA, 1884.
Council met pursuant to call for q
special session.
Present-Mr. Theis, president Of the
council, 10 the chair; Messrs. Mccain,
Davis, Thatcher and Watson.
The clerk read the call.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
amending sections ami of a certain
ordinance entitled 'An ordinance in rela-
ton to Sidewalks" ard which was ap
proved June 80, 1880, was introduced.
considered by SECTION under suspen-
sion ofthe rul, S. and adopted by unau-
imous vote.
An ordiaanc, providing Tor the pay
ment Of III. foil wing claims was intro
duced, considered by s,cticn under sus-
pension of the rules, and adopted by a
unanimous vote:
PIttsburg Coal Co coal. $117 7s
Fl. Dunlap, freight on coal. 49,. 80 50
Council adjourned.
E M. FORDE. Clerk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A quiet though very elegant wedding
took place Wednesday at haIEpast
O'Clock at the suburban residence of j.
NJ. Griffith, cast OF the city, the con-
tractin G parties being Mr.. G. Il. Rein
hart, of Erie, Kansas, and Miss Ella
Fosselmsn, of this city. The ceremony,
which was exceedingly impressive, was
performed in the presence of party
comprising relatives and special friends
of the bride and groom, by Rev. J. F.
parlor, in which the nuplals
were celebrated, was prettily dec
GRATED with flwers, and present.
ed highly inviting appearance. The
costume of the bride consisted of an
olive Ottoman silk dress. with natural
flowers a: the throat, and the rare per-
sonAl charms Of the wearer were greatly
| enhanced by this becoming toilet. Mr.
Reinbart was alfred in a manner befit
ting The oce as:o1, aud appeared &c excel.
lent adyanisg..
A very excellent breakfast was pr
vided aud served in hsndsou e Sly lie, and
this occupied The attention of the guests
during 4 pro,racitd silurg at table
The blemen'oes, which wire greatly ad
mired, were numerous and selected with
admirable discrimination.
At II O'clock NJ and Mrs. Reinhari
were driven TO the depo: ard took TIT
train for Kansas City, where ihCy viii
remain few d Us, pref aratOIy TO taking
up their residence al Erie, where Mr
Reinhart has already provi led neal
and comfortable home for bis bride.
Mr.. Rsinhael f.nm+rly resided in En-
poria, and his sterling ,alities are vel
known in this e,unmuniiy. He is en-
gagged in fl ,urisbing business, and hal
before him the promise OF Successful
career. TIE charming lady when b.
has had the gret good fortune to win Il
universally beloved in Emporia and i
worthy of all the happiness which W,
baye reason 10 believe will attend rhi
union.
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cntton su,niI.-

ST.. LOUIS, No., April 15.-Private ad.
dresses from Dallas, Texas. say that the
case of E. d. E4stou. implicated in the
big cotton swindIe on eastern dealers
and bankers which was sat for trial yes
terday was continued till the Goth inst
and cases OF Lobensts n, Commack and
Brown, concerned in tie same affair have
been set for next week. Judge AldridgC
has refused to release Morgan Commact
also one OF The Gotten sWiHdleTs who re
Gently ran away. He was captured il
Mexico on his former bond of $4,000
and he has been placed in feIon,s cell
and will probably be tried with othel
principals in the case.
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Leassd the RYram Honse

The splendid new hotel at AtchIson,
the Byram house, has BEEN leased for q
period of i've years by BIessrs. DIldine
and II. c. Morrow, of the Coolidge. 1t
has eighty rooms and is the most COM
plete and handsomely furnished hOstelry
ID Kansas. It is what was formerly
known as the Otis house, but as between
$4,000 and $75, 900 have been expended
in remodeliDg the building
there is very little left
of the old structure but tie walls. The
lessees will furnish il up in magnificent
style, and will run it IN a manner be-
fitting the cost OF its construction. Atcbi-
son has long needed just such hotel as
these gentlemen will afford to the peo-
pie there and the travelling public. and
in their hands there will be no question
as TO the success OF the undertaking.
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A delegate convention will be held in
this city on Saturday to select delegates
20 the congressional and state conyer-
tions. the first to be held in Emporia on
the Esd and the second At Topeka on the
10Th. Delegates to the county CONVEX
tion will be elected IN this city this
evening a The usual polling places.
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Republican State Convention.

delegate convention OF the Republicans
OF the state of Kansas win be held in the city
OF Topeka on
TUESDAY. APRIL .. 1884,
At O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF selecting
gouF delegates and & ur alternates ut large. to
attend the National Republican Convention
Ito choose candidates for President and Vice
Presidentl: al>o t. nominate two Republican
Presidential Electors.
All citizens who are IN favor OF elevating
and dfgnifying American labor, proeectipG
and ext ndinG home industries, giving free
popular education to the masses Of the peo-
pie, securing free suffrage and an honest
counting OF ballots. and edeotually protect
ing all human rights in every section of ouE
comm n country. and who are willing to sup
port the nominees Of the National Republican
Convention, are invited to cooperate with
Republic rs in the primaries and County
Conventions sending delegates TO this cnn'
Vention.
The basis OF representation In said CONVEX
ton shall be one delegate and one .alternAti
for every $50 votes or any fraction thereof o
Iican candidate for Secretary OF State In 1881
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Leaking In.

CHICAGO, April 10. IL a. m.-The
wheat market was steady and strong af-
ter IL a. m and sold TO s42<c for May.
At this point The shorts showed an in
clInstion to cover, and Murray, local
operator, offered q million bushels at
that figure, which was taken by J. B.
Hobbs From that point
the price rose To S71kc
for May, and closed at the highest point
of the day. Wheat closed at S31Ic for
April, S51kc May. Corn, 4S1<c April
oats, 2ac April; Rye, 561zc; barley, ESQ
Zoe; fax seed, $164; pork, el6821<
May; lard, $3.50 May The visible sup
ply of wheat shows 9 decrease Of ,55S,-
600 bushels.
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The first OF the Raymond excursions
for this season passed through Emporia
just ahead Of the regular passenger train
Tuesday over the Santa Fe. The
excurslonists, who number about
200 and who occupied seven cars
were from Boston, and will make &
thorough tour Of the far western states
including California. The party was q
very elegant one and travelled in very
handaoma afvla
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A.s.. Hn,s.

~ s-oFIs pFll ig.
Hoes Receipts. go head: shipmenta. 600
head; lower and slow: light, IS 71d5 as; pack
ing, IS 6015 %: heavy. SO 000B 50.
CATTLg-Receipts, 100 heal; SrmeY feel
ing and fair trhdingi good 20 c1 port steers.
IS 60D6 6S.
FLOUa-UncbanRed
WHEAT-LoWer and unsettled: No. red.
81 q1lSl Ga cash; No. red. 81 coz
CORN-LoHer and slow; l5A<G14sc each.
OAfS-fiTDer end slow; 35c cash.
P8oviaToss-Siew and only . job trade.
PoRK SIS 7525l7 90.
BULK HEATs-Long clear, s. 3e6,s IS; short
RIB, - S53s IS. short clesF, - 65ds 20.
BGooH-LoBg clear. 80 I5fd9 70. short RIB.
- 3000 90: short clear. - 50NS 62K
LLRR-D-fIi: IS Iak Eshest.
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In the Boyd-sawyer case, heard in
the court Of Justice Fletcher Tuesday,
involving the right OF possession to q
horse stolen from Boyd I'VE yesrs ago,
and recently obtaintd IN = trade BY
SAWYER, tho Court decided that the
horse belonged TO Boyd.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-17

At . parish meeting of st. Andrews
Episcopal church held last night the
following wArdens and vestry were
elected tor the ensuing year:
Senior Wardeu-Dsyid Plumb.
Junior Warden. jay Buck.
Vestrymen-O. B. HaEdcastle, ]. r.
Graham, C. s. Gross, W. T. McCartY. ].
C. Burnett, Fl. E. Sadler and T. L. Ben
nett
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Commensurate Beginning Tuesday
trains Nos and on the Santa Fe. the
day trainr, will have = reclining chair
car attached. which will run betsee
Kansas City ami Wichita, and for riding
ia which a small fee Will be charged.
Thesecars we're made in the shops here
aad are remarkably FIRE in interior
finish. They are ,vided with all The
latest improvements which includes The
Searie Heater, new iaveatian which
ls pronounced Ia be \ very good oaa.
Il Is nade By the Union Brasa Manufac-
turing Company, Of Chicago. These
cars sea1 lhiTty-six people. and there
are three seats il the smoking rcani-
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
4 90

April To- 1904
Board met as pr adj ,urnment. Pres
ent, j. L. Butler and w. V. Phillips.
Chas j. Beckwith aud others present
ed their petition ssking for the vacation
of a certain county road, and it appear
ing to the board that said petition was
reasonable one, and good and sufficient
bond accompanying the same, the board
appointed as viewers thereon Milton
Chamness, George Suddcck and A. D.
Hiatt.
T. II. Williams and others presented
their petition asking for the vacation
and relocation of a certain county road +,
and the petition appearing to be rea-
sonable enc, and a good and sufficient
bond accompanying The same, the board
appointed as viewers thereon ]. H.
Phillips, George Haywcrth and r. Fl,
Mccormick.
j. P. johnson and others presented
their petition a'king for the location OF
a certain county road, and the petition
! appearing t. be reasonable one, and
q cool and sufficient bono accompany.
ing the same, the board appointed as
viewers thereon J. G. w Stinson, f. NJ
Weaver and J. E. Leeper
The petition of Z. Hood ind others
praying for the vacation of a certain
county road was taken up and the report
of the viewers being favorable thereto
and the public interested having paid all
costs of view and survey, the board
granted the petition as prayed for.
Il is hereby ordered by the board that
H. &. Cross and J W. Feighan be ap
pointed to represG Mt Lyon county at the
stockholders mt cling of the Missouri
Kansas s. Texas railroad comp my al
their next annual meeting at Parsons
and the said Il. c. Cross and ]. w
Feighan, as representatives of Lyon
county, are instructed to require from
the said NJ, K. & T. R R. Co show
ing as to The condition of the said com.
panY.
The board then adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning.
| Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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Republican County Convention.

There will he q delegation convention oil
the Republicans of Lyoa county. at jays
opera honse. ia the city of Emperia. on The
10Th tiav of April, Issl at II O'Clock u M, for
the purpose OF seiestIng SIN delegates to tine
district convention tn Ire ht III in the city OF
Emporia on ednss,iHy. ApTd 23'l, 1854, at 10
O'Clock and. Ior lhc further pur-
pose of selecting tan Delegates 10 attend the
congress ional convention to he held On Thurs
day, the 23d day o; May, in the city of EN-
porin for the urPeSA of nom in atiHG "a candi-
date for congress for the fourth eongrcsston-
al district. and fer the further purpose OF
eIecting. six Gclt gates to represent Lyon
| county in the Republic N state convention TO
be Eeld at Topcka TUESDAY. April -.
1884 The various precincts will be en-
titled to the following Representa- ion, which
representation is based upon the vote cast Tor
James smith. for secretary Of state. at the
.I-..,;,,, 4, Ioca
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FOURTH DISTRICT coNvENrIoN

A delegate convention Of the RepublieSos
of the Fourth ~ congressional dist let W III
be held In the rity OF EmpoFia on W ednes.
day, pTil %. 1854. at 10 O'Clock q. M, for the
purpose of selecting two delegates and two
alteFp ates TO attend the national Republican
convention. % he held at Chicago on the 81
day Of June Iext. for the purpose OF nonIn-
ating and choosing candidates for president
and vice president OF the United States and
for the purpose OF nominating . candidate
and presidential elect0F to the electoral col
leRe from the Fourth congressional district.
All citizens who are IN favor Of eleSatIRR
and digniiyiDg American labor. protecting
and extending home industries. giving free
popuIaE education TO the masses OF the PEG.
pie. securing free suffrage and an honest
counting OF ballots, and e6ectuslly protect
ing all human rights in every section Of our
common country. and who are willing TO sup
port the nominees Of the national Republican
convention. are invited to cooperate with
Republicans in the prin aries and county con.
ven tf0ns sending delegates 70 this eonven-
ties.
The basis OF represebt ation in said eonYen-
ton shall be one delegate for every 30 votes
and fraction thereof or l75 Ystes cast for Hon.
James Smith. Republican candidate for sec
rotary OF state IN I692-yiZ
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Consolidation engine No. 3O6 arrived
here Yesterday. tits equipped with Z
Westinghouse air pump, and is the frs.
engine Of the kind placed on the Santa
Pc TO be used 10 connection with the air
brake freight cars shortly 80 be intro
duced by the company.
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Marriage licenses were issued to day
to John A. Henderson, of Strong City,
and Miss Nellie Billings, of Emporla,
and to Joseph Elmer Boyce and Miss
Maggie Meredith, of EmpOria.
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends It's money at the
lowest rates OF interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply IL securl.
~ and title il all right. No extra or IN
expected charges. Interest payable