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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-03-11
Pebble sale

1 will offer for sale at the farm Of
John Barber, one mile northwest Of To.
Iedo, on Buckeye creek, Chase county,
Kansas. on
WxDnKsDAY, March 81, 1855,
ccmmencing Il 10 O'Clock. the following
property, to-WIt: 81 head Of steers com
ing ihFee-year old and head OF three.
year old eteers, 8 head Of mileh cows, 4
hsad OF yeaElIDg heifeFs. good work
mare. 2 mares coming thres-yesr old, /
mare coming tWo-yeeF old, horse cor
coming tso-Yesr old, yearisng colt. Q
brood soWs. get Of harness, good feed
wagon. 1 good sW0-hoTse wagon, / com.
biDed mower and reaper, hay rake, !
new Il inch pillow. new culsivaesr, 1
corn planter. corn in the crib. hay in
the stack. household and kitchen turni.
ture and other articles too numerous to
Terms Of sale; ali sums Of &5 90 and
under, cash; all sumo over IS 90 credit
Of six months viii be given on oanka-
bic paper, IL not paid whoa due; notes 90
draw interest ~ the rsts Of 1s per cent
per annnm from date natil psid; 8 per
cent OF for cash. Free lunch.
JoHa BARBER.
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MONEY TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
WITH OR WITHOUT COMMISSION.
EMERSON & BULKLEY.
j. Z. EAIMEr.

The audience which greeted This cele,
brased exponent of German dialect was
in every way a compliment 10 Mr..
Emmett and his excellent company
Although his voice has lost a great deal
of the sweetness and power which in
former DAYS delighted vast audiences
and won tor Fritz" his wide and
enviable reputation Emmet is still a
great favorite, and still ''Our Fritz A" He
was loudly spplAuded las, evening at
the conclusion of each song. but would
not be encored. The support was
unusually good and together
with the fine orchestra ad-
ded materially to the success
of the entertainment The srecIal seen
cry carried by this company was of
course az additional fea' ure. Mr.. Craw-
ford, Emmet's manager 10 Kansas, sc
companied the troupe 10 Topeka last
niUhR
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Omaha Daily Bee. March ID: Alice
Oates andi her admirable company
played to the largest audience Of the
season at the Peoples last eveAing.
The operate burlesque Robin hood, is
replete EIth catch melodies. while the
drolIeries OF the two comedians repea.
eddy conuulsed the audience with
laughter. The company is an excellent
one throughout. and fully deserved the
patronage so literally bestowed.
Whitley opera house, Thursday
March IL
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ALICE OATES.

Miss Alice Oates, who appears at the
Whitley opera house Thursday evening.
met with quite severe loss during her
recent engagement at Omaha. II seems
that in one scene of the burlesque opera
Of Robin Hood, the fair Alice wears a
diamond studded garter. the same hav.
Ing been presented to her by the heir
apparent to the throne of England,
during her appearance at the Theatre
Royal, London, some few years ago.
The costly bauble being left incautious-
ly In the lady's dressing room, adVan-
tAge was taken of her temporary alb
sonce TO abstract the costly bauble by
one oil the hangers on about the stage,
who immediately disappeared. De-
tectiVes were placed on track of the fu-
gitive, and will no doubt soon recover
the precious memento. The monetary
value Of the article is placed at 5000
by Miss Oates
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The Cannon Ball, Thunderbolt and Cy
clone trains are all side-tracked for the
st. Louis Limited. via. the Missouri
Pacific, the only line running three ex.
press trains from Kansas City TO st.
Louis. St. LOUIS day express at 80 q.
M. st. Louis night express ct 6:15 p.
m. To the third train which leaves Kan
sas City at 6 rs 2. N, the management
of the Missouri Pacific wish to call the
special attention OF the travelling public
and the citizens of Kansas, 70 the great
st. Louis Limited Train of palace
coaches. Horton reclining chair cars
free and the only line running Pullman
buffet sleeping and parlor cars In the
west. To avail yourselves of all these
advantages without any extra cash your
ticket must be over the Missouri Pacific
j. Il. LYON, W. P. A.,
Kansas City.
C.H. ToWNsEND. g. P. A,
st. Louis
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w,vssI 1aethe4., D.u.s..-.,

Be YoUR OwH PHYBIcIAal 4 Iady
who for years suffered torneuss woras
than death fromU teElne troubles, Falling
Of the Womb, LeucOzThosa, SuppTes-
siO1s. &c, snd Who had dispalred Of be-
Ing cured. found remedies which COM
plesely cured her. Any eufferor from
such troubles can use the remedies end
thus cure herself, without revealing Der
CONDITION 70 any one, end without snb-
Jecang her Wcmanly modesty 20 The
ehoc4 Of Al examtnstlon By . physscian.
An illustrated treaties. presentations.
and f1n dIreesi01s for use, seat fsss %
any address, securely sealed Send self
addressed stamped envelope. Address,
naming this paper.
ARA. W @. EoIl<Es, 65e Broadway,
New York.
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. 7. ". Atkins, GiTard, Kansas,
writes: 81 never hesitate to recommend
your Electric Bitters TO my customers,
they give entire satisfaction are
rapid sellers" Electric Bitters are the
purest and best medicine known and
will positively cure kidney and liver
complaints. Purify the blood and regu-
late the bowels. No family can afford
to be without them. They will save
hundreds of dollars in doctors bills
every year. Sold at fifty cents q bottle
by B. Wheldon, (c)
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HEN pHIs SHORT ROUTE SOUTH.

The saIe OF Tourist tickets, via this
Short Route, ~ Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, and other Southern winter
resorts, will begin on the 18th inst
For the Exposition, round trip tickets
70 New Orleans, good forty days, will be
placed on sale on Novem Der LIST, at rate
of $22 90 from Kansas City. In addition,
we make rate of $50 90, Kansas City to
New Orleans and return, for ticket good
70 return until June list
With our through Buffet sleeping car,
Kansas City TO New Orleans. daily our
Free Reclining Chair car, Kansas City
to Memphis; and with but one change
of care. Kansas City TO Jacksonville and
other Florida points, this route offeEE
Southern travel from the West ant
North west, accommodations and faciii
ties afforded by no other.
j. Z. LOCKWOOD,
Gen'l. Pass q Ticket Agt.
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Easy 70 See Through.

How can q watch-no matter how
costly-be expected 70 go when the
handspring won't operator How can
anyone be well when his stomach, liver
or kidneys are out Of order? OF course
you say, He cannot" Yet thousands
of people drag along mIserably In that
condition; not sick abed, but not able 20
work with comfort and energy. How
foolish, when bottle or two Of Parker's
Tonic would set them all right. Try II,
end get back your health and spirits.
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The services at the Christian church
yesterday were devoted almost exclu-
sively to the subject of Foreign MIS-
SONS" In the morning the Rev. Lott
delivered pleasant sermon upon this
subject, and in the evening an entertain.
ing series of papers by young people Of
the church, concerning tie
condition Of the various foreign mis-
sions of that institution were substituted
for the regular evening services. A sep
arate mention Of the exercises would be
unnecessary as all were equally deserv-
ing. Dollar contributions were then
taken from the congregation amounting
to $24.
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allsais.ippl Valler Round

The North, Central and South Ameri.
can exposition will open In New Or.
leans, November 10Th 1885 The man
agement report that q more extensive
display than last year will be made.
Parties who contemplate visiting Il,
OF going 20 Florida, should ask for
tickets over the louisville, New Or
tions Of the beautiful Mississippi valley.
For price OF tickets TO Vicksbure,
Baton Ron.e. New Orleans and ali
other points reached by this line, apply
TO p r Rogers, Gen. Trav. Pass
Agent, IL Monroe street, Memphis,
Tenn or A. j. Knapp. Gen. PAss. agent.
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The result of the vote on the Santa Fe
railroad proposition in Butler county
today, Is as follows: Sycamore town.
ship, for the Santa Fe, 5; against the
Santa Fe, co. in Chelsea township, for
the Santa Fe, l; against the Santa Fe 4S
Evidently the Santa Fe proposition was
not regarded very favorably in Butler
county. The Chicago. EmpOria &
Southwestern proportion will be sub.
mitted In these townships tomorrow.
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OO1aua.aonEEs FRoOrED1uas.
COUNTY CLERKS oFFrcE.l

March 3. 1885.
Board met in special session, all mem
bers present.
The assessment on the south half of /
lot 5, Barthel's subdivision for improve |
ments for 1885 fOr sIOO, was ordered |
stricken from the roll; said assessment |
was an error.
The personal property assessment of
J. 9. Holmes in Emporia city was re-
duced 800, said sum having been includ-
Cd IN the real property assessment of
said Holmes.
The personal property assessment Of
T. SOGard was reduced $500.
The personal property assessment Of
Mary A. Forbes was reduced $500, said
assessment being an error.
Lizzie Brackelnsh was allowed 70 re-
deem 40 acres of the southwest quarter,
section IL, township Is, range II. for the
sum Of SO.
| The assessment OF Improvement OF
northwest quarter, section q, township
Is, range 13, was reduced $50, said as
sessment being erroneous.
Personal property assessment of U. B
Hawkins in Emporia city was ordered
stricken from the roll OF 1885.
John Jones was allowed to redeem
four and half acres in section "a, town.
ship IS, range II, for the original take
J thereon.
TIE bid of @. v. Eskridge to do th,
county advertising for the ensuing yea
: was accepted according to the terms o
said bid.
The report of the treasury examiner
for the present quarter was approved.
Ii was ordered that the proposition G
r. w. HIrth to furnish Office room 70
the probate judge and surveyor in th
8 ODD Fellows building for the sum {
800 per year, payable quarterly, be &C
{ cepted, and the probate judge and sur
veyor be and are hereby ordered TO NOV
T their offices into said building, and ths
e the sheriff be ordered to move into tn
= present Office Of the probate judge, al
d that the present Office Of the sheriff b
t connected with and used by the registG
. Of deeds, and 1t is further ordered that
part of the county clerks office be give
f to the treasurer.
n The board then adjourned until t.
d morrow morning.
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN.
y County Clerk.
d COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
h March 8, 1886. !
Board met as per adjournment.
. The contract to make the needed r
j. pairs to the court house was let to N. ]
"a Hinshaw for $500.
Ne The board visited and inspected I
(. poor farm, after which it adjourned.
d Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
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THekiah Women.

Small parties of Turkish women are
encountered picking their way along
streets of Galata in charge of a male
attendant, who walks q little way be-
hind, if of the better class, or with out
the attendant in the case of the poorer
people, carrying small japanese Ian
terms. Sometimes lantern will go out,
or doesn't burn satisfactorily, and the
whole party halts in the middle of the,
perhaps, crowded thoroughfare, and
clusters around until the lantern is re-
adjusted. The Turkish lady walks with
a slouchy gait, her shroudlike abbas
adding not little to the ungraceful-
ness.
Matters are likewise scarcely to be
improved by wearing two pair of shoes,
the large, slipperlike overshoes being
required by etiquette to be left on the
mat upon entering the house she is VS.
iting; and in the case of q strictly ortho-
dox Mussulman lady-and doubtless,
we may also easily imagine, in case of
not overprepossessing CONFERENCE.-The
yGShmGE hides all but the eyes. The
eyes Of many Turkish ladies are large
and beautiful, and peep from between
the white gauzy folds of the yGStn1Gk
with an effect upon the observant
Frank not unlike coquettishly ogling
from behind fan. Handsome young
Turkish ladies with a leaning toward
western ideas are no doubt coming to
understand this, for many are nowadays
met on the streets wearing ydshDsGkS
that are but single thickness of trans
parent gauze, that obscure never feat
ure, at the same time producing the de-
cidedly interesting and taking effect
above mentioned. It is readily seen
that the wearing of yashmaks must be
quite charitable custom in the case of
a lady not blessed with handsome
face, since it enables her to appear in
public the equal of her more favored
Sister in commanding whatever homage
| Is to be derived from that mystery which
is said to be woman's greatest charm.
and if she has but the one redeeming
feature of beautiful pair Of eyes, the
| advantage is obvious. In street cars,
steamboats,, and all public conveyances,
board or canvas partitions wall off a
small compartment for the exclusive use
of ladies, where, hidden from the rude
gaze of the Frank, the Turkish lady can
remove her yashmak and smoke cigar
rettes.-OutfBg for February.
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L. F. PRuYN, Auctioneer

PUBLIC EALR.-I will offer for sale 9,
the farm known IS the Durfey farm, on
Badger creek. eight miles east Of En-
porIa, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH II, 1885.
commencing ct 10 .. m. the following
property, to-wit: II good milch cows.
old hsIfeFs, Q yearling heif-
ers, SO head Of stock hogs, boar. 8
brood mares tWo OF which are in foel).
4 head of work horses, 2 riding cultIva-
tors, lumber wagons set double har-
ness, 1 Brown cornplsnter and check
ROVER. stirring pillow, harrow, mIllet
in stack, corn 10 crib, and other articles
too numerous 70 mention.
Terms: All sums of IS and under.
cash over that amount credit Of twelve
months will be given with interest 1t
the rate of 10 per cent from dale. Good
paper required. Five per
cent of for cash. T. B. CO1CFoRT.
L. F. PRUYN, AuctiOneer.
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owes it to herself and her family TO take
care Of her health When she fDde her
health failing, and debility and weak
ness undermInes her strength, her s1rest
and best remedy Is Kidney Wort l.
builds up the general health. Keeps the
secretorY system in perfect order, regu-
Iates she kidneys and boweis, and en-
ables these important organs To perform
their natural functions IN Thriving OF
the accumulated Impurities Of the body.
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The enterprising nrm Of Bruner 8
Hyde are more than busy. They employ
eight clerks, two delivery wagons and
are constantly rushed in filling orders
and waiting on their many customers
Saturday is generally the "big" day
among our merchants, but q call on
Bruner Il Hyde will convince the most
skepticsl that every day is "big" with
them.
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In recent years San Francisco China
men have struggled quantities Of opium
In tin cases made TO resemble eggs,
dipped in tar and rolled in sawdust- AT
another time they hid cylindrical tins in
the bamboo legs of steamer chairs.
Then they utilized the thick heels of
Chinese slippers. Again. they saturated
the flock Of bedding with opium, and
carried it ashore rolled in their mat
tresses Their inventive capacity is
pfodigious, and keeps the revenue Off
GERS in constant state Of vigilance and
suspicion, and so profitable IS the opium
traffic that probably if one venture in five
succeeds the smugglers are well paid.
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Des Moines. ia. } State Register, Feb
l7.-Such a rush as was never before
Witnessed IN Des Moiues was made upon
the box office of Lewis opera house last
evening. A dense mass of humanity
packed every mich of aY1ilable space
and reached tar down the street In vain
endeavor to be first to secure seats. The
occasion being the temperance or Alice
Oates, after al absence of four years from
our city. Hundreds of men were turned
away, unable to secure even standing
room. The burlesque opera of "Robin
Hood" was excellenIlY rendered by q
company n every way fit to support the
brilliant little star. The appearance
upon the stage of the fair Alice was
greeted by applause long and hearty. In
fact, perfect ovation was rendered her
Whitley opera house March 18th.
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LlTERARY ENTERTAINMENT.

At the Quaker Valley scho6f house,
theee miles east Of Emp0ria. q FridsY
night, March 10-h. at which al Interest
ing program will be carried out. consist
ing of declarations, Rotations, songs,
tableaux aid a drama entitled Under
the Laurels." AdmiiIance fee 10 cents
or % cents a couple, proceeds to go
toward starting school library.
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The railroad committee of eleven, ap-
pointed at the court house meeting last
Thursday met yesterd afternoon and
organ'zed by elecIing 3. B. Riggs chair
man and j. r. Graham secretary. The
committee will hold another meeting at
the Hotel Coolidge to morrow evening.
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The N. E. conference closed its ses-
sion this morning at Parsons, and the
friends and members of the church in
this city will be pleased to learn that
Bishop Walden and Drs. Stowe and
Hartzsll will stop in this city
this afternoon and evening on
their way to Nc Pherson. It
has been arranged to have an in
formal reception this evening at the NJ
E church, at which the bishop will be
present and TO which the members and
friends are invited. While there will be
no regular preaching several short ad
dresses may be expected.
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TIE GOOD DIE YOUNG


The right kind of fellow is modest and mel
low. and generous ana brave and be
nign,
His natures apparent and clear and trans
parent, like yours. gentle reader, and
mine.
He has no yerbosity, no tongue. tortuosity,
and he never Is boaStful and loud;
he is gentle and quiet and plain in his diet,
and never gets mad in a crowd;
He's grand and majestic, yet meek and do
nestle, and spends his spare evenings
at home;
He's a tirel, IS searcher for ali kinds fvIrtue
like the author and proprietor of his
pome:
He don't play the fiddle, part his hair in the
middle, nor dress like an Anglican
dude.
When he goes to party with Meigs and Nc
Calty. he never Is Enisy and rude;
He lives IN Irugality and sweet conjuzality,
and wants pie but two times day;
He never estS onions nor treads on your
bunions nor growls when you get In
his way;
He's wise and he's witty, persevering and
gritty, and has magnificent head;
He's all light ana sweetness, e's thorough
completeness. he's perfection, in short
but he's deadI
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A son was born unto Mr.. E. E. Baty
and wife yesterday morning. Although
to dIsinterested person 1t looks just
like all babies, yet Its happy father and
proud mother think It Is one OF the
finest looking boys In the world. II
weighs eight pounds. The friends OF
the family will be pleased to know thai
the mother and child are getting along
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ty, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10. 1885,
Commencing at 10 q. m. the following
property, to-wit: 800 head of sheep
and z head OF thoroughbred registered
bucks, 5 head OF good mich cows with
calves at their sides, Q YearlIng steers, 2
Yearling heifers. calves, 90 head Of
stock hogs, span OF good work mules
8 brood mares (alI in foaD, 2 Clydesdale,
2-year-old FLIES, 2 yesrlIDg colts, lum-
Der wagon, spring wagon, 1 mower, l
hay rake, 2 stirring plows, / breaking
pillow. harrow, Brown corn planter
and check rover, Q set double harness,
9 Get single harness, cultivator, corn
shelter, large iron kettle, 125 shocks
of corn. corn IN crib. % tons hay. also
house hold goods toe numerous TO men.
ton.
TERMS All sums of IS and under,
cash over that amount credit of 2
months will be gwen, without interest
If paid when due; if not so paid, notes
to draw 10 per cent interest from date.
Good bsnksbIe paper required. Five
per cen! on for cash. FREE LUNCH.
I'D. DOWNING.
IF. PRUYN. AuctioneeF.
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lEOneyl l1onayIi aloneyii

AOnoy A0n8yII AOu9yIII
"Over production Of money" Ne
viii loan you money cheaper thsn eyer
and pay 1t 70 you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No com.
mission. No trouble Pay Il back
when you want to. You pay interest
snd principal in EmpoFis. that - good
enough for az. The ~old reliable" loan
Office has been here longer than any
other. and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN q HARRIsoz,
No. 40 Commercial street, sess side.
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Judge Albion w. Tuurgee left this at
ternoon for Ell Dorado to deliver his ia
nous lecture. GIVE Us Rest" in that
place. 1t is to be hoped that the little
prodigy, the FL Dorado Republican, will
heed the Judges warning and not wear
out its young life on the Santa Fe short
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Miss Lille Smith who lives three
miles southwest of town has entered
G mplaint against John Lyman for as
sault and battery. Miss Lille claims
that Lyman slapped and shook her In q
bold, bad. angry way. AS both parties
live some distance out of town. Lyman
will not arrive in time to have an
account Of his trial appear In this even.
inR's edition of the great religious
metropolitan daily,
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BE. 1TO CommeEcisl s1Teet. - ID


Ever given In Emporis. The whole
loan can Be psid before due or can pay
In small sums ct any time and stop in
terest on amount paid, thus you can sas-
lily pay OF g mortgage gradually, which
would mot be done all Is once. OtheT
advantages offered which csnnOs tall 70
suit borrowers. Once on Fifth avenue,
first door back Of Emporia Nstioasl
bank. 8. II. SIXTH
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A Reliable Article.

For enterprise, push and 9 desire to
get such goods as will give the trade sat-
isfaction Charles RIDER and j. a. Moore,
the druggists, lead all competition, They
sell DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung SyF-
up, because 1t is the best medicine on
the market for coughs, colds, Group and
primary consumption. Price, so cents
and 81. Samples free. 2
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One of the trucks of Car an freight
train No. IL caught fire this morning
just this side of the Junction, thus
throwing the car eff the track. No
further damage was done to the train,
but passengers Nos and 6 were de-
lay ed several hours by the wreck.
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EVERGREENS!
Southern Ransns Ran al

southern AensAS d3n oYs
The short and most dire route TO
Kansas City, st. LOUIS, Chicago, Omaha
and all points east and north; and the
short line from Kansas City to Cherry
vale. Independence, Winfield, Well
ingtou, and Harper, Kansas, and
all points In Texas and the Indian
Territory Trsins for the east leave at
7:l5 q. m. 8. B HYNEs,
j. L. BARNS. Gen1 Pass. Agt.
SuDerintendenI.
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money IoaninG concern In tia
county, always lends its money e The
lowest rates Of interest obtainabIe In the
state. and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply If securl-
~ and title il eli right No extra OF IN
expected charges. Interest payable