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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-18
From Tuesdays Daily.
PERSONAL.

n
6 A. Brown returned to Chicago yes
terdsy.
The Clark company play in Wichita
this week.
h. FOltor o; Independence was IN town
yesterday.
ChAs. DeMAllory of Madison was in town
yesterday.
W. E. Mnligan of Topeka spen. Sunday
In Emporia.
C.N. sterry returned today from his
trip TO the west.
Semper Bucher spent last Sunday visit
ing the old folks at home.
Rev. G. W. Parsons and Mr.. Craig left
yesterday for Kansas City.
Mr.. J. w. Johnston went down to Bur-
lington to-day on business.
Miss Clara Eskridge is sufferiug with
slight attack OF typhoid fever.
A number of the Owls occupied priv
ate box at the play last evening.
J.G. Snodgrass of Eureka is in town To-
day, guest a. the Hotel Coolidge.
Ralph Burton, who has been quite sick
with typhoid fever, is now convAlescent.
Mrs. ]. ". Reynolds left yesterday for
Burlington on q visit TO Miss Sarah Car
ter.
Mr.. George B. Carson of Cottonwood
Falls was visiting friends In Emporia last
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Crandall of Americus is In
the city, visiting with the family of G. w
latham.
Miss Eva Bailey has returned from hel
visit with Mrs. White, nee Gilmore, ir
Sioux City.
Fred Woodbury. OF OIlvet, Kas.,.. regis
tered as guest at the Hotel Coolidge las
evening.
Win Dudley of Hartford, who has beef
visiting here for several days, returnet
home yesterday.
VS.. Robertson of Eureka is in tn
= city to-day THANKSGIVING business witt
Judge harrington.
n E. s. Avery and daughter left to-day TO
California, where they will make thel
home during the winter.
: G. Grooms of Lawrence was doing bust
. In our city yesterday afternoon.
Emily Moffett lett yesterday for Boston
Mass, where she will attend a musics
r conservatory during the winter.
:" = Mr. and Mrs. W. q. severy came dow
from Topeka last evening and occupied
box at ''Bound TO Succeed" at night.
J. Ed. L. Cartridge of the tax departmeu
- of the A. T. & 8. F. was ia the city tn
" morning, guest of the Hotel Coolidge
Mrs. Morris Cochran LETT Thursday &c
- Quincy, ILL.,, to attend the marriage of he
brother and spend the winter with be
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller. who have bee
q visiting with Ed Fuller at the Hotel Coo
idRe. returned yesterday to their home
- Kansas City.
m Mrs. Z. l.. Hurlburt, who has been visi
ing for the past month with her siste
:, Mrs. Benjamin Burton, retured yesterds
10 TO her home in Indianapolis.
in w. M. Russell, advance agent for Dt
hi Morris Sullivan's Mirror of Ireland con
bination registered at the Coolidge la
J., night and called at THE NEWS this morr
~, ing.
M w. f. Luckabaugh of this city had Il
he good fortune to be the lucky holder Of
ticket which called for 5000 in a LOU
. lana lottery drawing the other day. T
~ LETT for Kansas City yesterday.
d. DIR. ]. W. Trueworthy, grand dictat
az. of the Knights of Honor, formerly of Il
Ice city, has a handsome portrait and bl
,as graphical sketch of his life in the last
sue of the Knights of Honor magazine.
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AMERICUS NEWS.

THURSDAY, Nov. ia good sniff OF
snow and outdoor work Is generally post
pOned while the local NImrods are after
the nimble rabbit.
JIG. Ames had the misfortune to be
thrown under the wagon and severely
bruised while hauling load Of coal from
the banks.
Americas has new assistant postmas
Ter.
Will Childersrof Emporia is delivering
4 couple of car loads of coal in the city.
w. 81. Clark is erecting a residence, the
main part TO be 24x14, story and one
high, with a one story ell 14x24
Several small bridges throughout the
township have holes in them and need re-
covering.
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Public SAFE.

1 will sell a. my farm, two and one half
miles northwest OF Emporia. near the old
Amor mill, on
TUESDAY, NOV. %, 1886,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 3 M, the FOL-
lowing property, to-wit: One three-year
old steer; yearling steers, is steer calves,
8 heller calves. 6 good mich COWS, IS
head OF one, two and three year old heIters.
all well graded, one three-year old Hol-
slime bull, and 100 head of stock hogs.
TERAs-On all sums over $40, q credit
OF twelve months will be given, on good
bankable paper, with interest at 8 per cent,
and If not paid when due, 10 per cent viii
be charged from date. Five per cent OF
for cash. JNo. II. FRTTTs.
LIE. PRuYN. Auciioneer.
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fountain Of health by using DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and good digestion, q
fair skin, buoyant spirits. vital strength, ana
soundneSs of constitution viii be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors.
from the common pimple, blotch, or eruption,
to the worst ScrOfula, or bloOo-potSon- Es-
pecialIy has it proven its efficacy in curing
Salt-rheum or letter, Fever-sores, H1p-)olnI
Disease. Scrofulous Sores ana SWeAnnes' Ell
larued Glands and Eating Ulcers
Golden Medical Discovery cures ConsunP
ton (which is Scrofula of the Lungsl, 0y y
wonderful blood-purifyin inv1gorat1ngl ano
nutritive properties. For Weak Lungs. SPiC
ting of Blood. Shortness of Breath. Bronch1tls
Severe ,Soughs, Asthma, and kindred anec
tions, it is a sovereign remedy. 1t promptly
cures the seVerest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver, Biliousness, or Live
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, 1t 4
an unequaIled remedy. Sold by druggists.
DIR. PEERCEsS PELLETS - Anti.
bilious and Cathar1tc.
CSC. a vial, by druggists
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At the residence Of the BRIDES brother
in law, MIR. W. II. jackson, at 10 a. m. by
Elder Harveout of the Christian church,
Mr.. w. 8. Robertson of Eureka, and Miss
Belle Gary Of Rising Sun. Indiana. AZ
ter partaking of the wedding dinner, the
happy couple left on the noon train for a
trip to friends In Missouri, after which
they will return to their future home in
Eureka, where Mr.. Robertson holds the
position of clerk of the district court, kav
ing been reelected at the November cleo
| tim
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The Brown Desneyers shOe company of
Kansas City, Saturday fled an an attach
ment on the boot and shoe establishment
of the Ewing Bros, upper Commercial
street, and the store was closed Saturday
night by Under Sheriff Woostar
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The county commissioners were called
together Saturday for a third considers-
ten Of the Ivy township bond question.
This time permission Was granted to the
citizens Of that township to vote bonds for
the Kansas y Colorado railroad. Deem
Der 20 has been chosen as the day FOR this
election.
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The Knights TempIar band Saturday
evening got together about 8 O'Clock and
marched out to the residence of F. B. Nc
Culloch, on Sixth avenue, to serenade
himself and bride. After playing couple
Of selections IN the front yard, the boys
were invited in and found fine supper
prepared for them by the Charming hos
tess aud her worthy husband. After spend
ing q pleasant hour IN social chat, the boys,
after wishing the happy couple every joy,
played two more fine selections and de-
Darted
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n. BIRDsALL, P. II.

The Central Loan and Land Co., the
oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest ohtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time You wish
Closes loans the day you spply if securi
ty and title is all right No extra OF IN
expected charges, Interest payable
here t~sSsssf
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Judge harrington has appointed E. W.
Cunningham and r. A. BroRAn IS judges
to assist him In the counting OF the votes
for the contest Of the ONCE OF county CON-
missioner. The time for the counting Of
the votes has not been named.
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FNERYRnnY KNOWS

That distractions in any tuportan
channel means disaster. Obstruction in
the organs of the human body brings
disease. They must le cleared away, or
physical wreck viii follow. PnmleY's
Iron Wehoo Tonic stands without Q
rival for the blood. Price. so cents and
81 co. For sale by the following drug
0ists: B. Wheldon, Chas, Ryder. w. &
Irzin D. W Morris
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E.S Starr, an old and respected citizen
OF Lyon county, died at his residence on
Eagle creek last Sunday morning at four
O'Clock. Mr.. Starr has beenaafiicted for
some time with inflammation OF the stom-
ach. The funeral took place yesterday sf-
ternoon at o'clock from the family resi-
Aaura
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The Santa Fe main line between La Jun
ia and Pueblo is showed mp and trains are
blockaded. All east bound passengers in
consequence will be delayed and run ir-
regularly until the blockade is cleared
away.
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j. 8. Bowen, who formerly clerked in
the Pacific Express Office at this place.
writes the NEWS an interesting letter from
Green River, Wyoming, stating that he
has a good job with the express company
there. He will hereafter keep track of the
doings of Emporia folks through the col
umna of the NEWS,
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A warrant was issued Yesterday morn
ing for the arrest of Warren Stice, Henry
Croyle and Joseph Overweight, all three
OF whom reside In the neighborhood of
AmerIcus. Overweight has been arrested
and the others cannot be found. They are
charged with q variety of misdemeanors
cutting harness. petty larceny, etc.
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Andy Tucker and his other half had an
alteration yesterday which resulted IN q
broken head for Andy and fine of 81 and
costs for the lady. who will IN conse.
quence pass few days In retirement al
Castle White.
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William Nelson, who resides nine miles
east Of town, on Badger creek, is very low
with malarial fever. His many friends
hope that he may soon EecoYeT,
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All kinds of plasteriHg material as cheap
as the cheapest for sale by g. b. Bige-
low.
Boots and shoes AZ GIbson's.
New clothing at 6Ibson's.
Nobby hats and caps for fall and winter
wear at Tresslsr & LOwTy's.
Cones boss oyeralls. ''can't rip 'em," Al
Treesler & LoWEy'E - @
Cotton fianneIs a. Gibsonss.
Our stock is chuck full Of new goods
We are bound to sell them &C reasonable
prices and far dealing will do It.
FRED HEENINe.
The New Home sewing machine. The
best made. Very cheap for cash.
TREssLKR & LowRx. Gen. Agts-
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COg.eI sgHyExOa.s o.zIcs: /

EMPoRIA, Kaet Oct. q, 9e50s3 ?
1fessre. John R1senssecks G1skAA EsukeE.
CrocksES and Mary SSeER Rht: You are
hereby n0elled that tbs EndsFstgDcd. County
SarVeyorof Lyoa county. Ka1sss. VII on the
and estAblisk. IN eOEnshtp sWeDty-o1e CID
range eleVen M. tie northeast corner Of the
vest half a the G0ukhWe8t Q9AK1eg OF 9eCe1o1
three g., and sDeh osbsr lines and coEner9 -
nay Be Necessary % compleee t1e NoRk- ThtA
survey Is made upon request &Bd neelce re-
es'sea ~ ! E6a.iiIsaz6k. eoaasz ssrxszer.
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Mr. Simpson says the ChautaGGua cir
Gle have bought and studied over 800
worth of books this year.
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Money loaned on farms
at current rates promptly
and other securities, by
DOYLE & WILLIS,
East Fifth Avenue.
HOMES, YCERINE ARNICk SAVE

stands as the father OF salves torcuts.
salt rheum, fever sores, burns, chilblaius
letter, piles, chapped hands, frozen teet,
boils and all skin diseases. Price, %
cents. Warranted. Fot sale by the fol
owing druggists: B. Wheldon, Chas.
RYDER. ". n. IRWIN, d. w. Morris
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AMERIcus, Nov. 15.-W. W. Kits has
commenced erecting a one-story frame
residence on his farm east of town, which
will be AXES feet on the ground. Mr.
Kits expects to have his building ready
FOR occupancy before the holidays, as he
has come TO the conclusion that there is nc
need of trying to keep stock and live in
town.
W. Il. Clark hiss the frame partly up
for his new residence in the city. This
makes ten new dwellings and business
houses erected in the city this yeSr.
James Gdmsley expected to start yes
ierday TO Missouri, where he.has job az
boss, overseeing gang of railrosd grad
sEs.
The weather stih continues very pleas
ant and Is being well improved by the
farmers and mechanics generally.
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LETTER LIST.

Don't miss the special sale of trimmed
hats Saturday, Nov 20 and 81, At L. N
HrlinAla
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Itch, prairie mango, and scratches Of
every kind cured in 80 minutes By Wool
Eord'a Sanitary Lotion. Use ne osh er
This never tails. Sold BY Lewis & Nc
Candless. drugsists, Emporie.
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GLASS and puttv at Bonds.

Glass and putty at Bonds.
Wanied-Good, fresh, sweet butter at
Tressler & Lowry's.
No matter what others may say we
nave struck bottom on Aour at Tressler &
Lowry's.
Trunks at j. D. Gibson's.
Wall paper a. Bonds.
G. 81. Bigelow is prepared to handle ali
kinds of grain for which he Will pay high
est market prices.
Blankets at j. d. Gibson's.
Fresh roasted coffees and pean uts at
Henning's. Hot from the rooster
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Judge Fletcher was busy yesterday with
civil cases. He has over forty cases on
the docket for the ensuing week.
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The Normal seems to be booming. New
students are coming in right along.
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List OF letters uncslled for and remaining in
the postomcsAt EmporiA. Kansas, for the week
ending Nov. IL, 1sS6. Please give the date Of
a,3varfisaTneut when called for:
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WAzrED-A girl to do general honss
work. Apply Il ia West street, Eighth
avenue.
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No tune has yet been set tor the Could
Jseobs contest,
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Frank Ellison, one of the best posted
and most competent postal clerks on the
Santa Fe, spent Sunday In the city.
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CoVEFT sCaVEYos'a O1Y1oE,

EHFoGIA. Has, Oct. "a 1E5o.s
D. A. Cook. Herman Br0ysE. =. A. Reato1
W PantOR, g. 4 Q. Sherwood sad D. J. boEn
tracer: You are hereby notiaed thas tie under
sie1sd county surveyor 81 Lyoa county. Ke9-
80 win. On the and day Of NoYSD6er. leeA.
proceed to survey and establish In township
tWeneV kSO1. KaaRe twelve 02f, The corner d
ia ees1 hsif o. fb0 south vest quarter Of Sec
ff0n twenty f9ol and such other 1ineS aBd cor
ners Is E.ay be necessary 20 eoIlPlees the Sork.
received from f. ?. L2mk: $500
= T. T. EDa1a1 s:
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Stylish hats al J D. Glbson's.

Flour and Feed-At the Amerieus mill
YOU will find feed of all kinds always on
aend. Bran, shorts and flour of all grades
cheap for cash, or exchange for corn OF
oats Flour from the celebrated SIlins
mills, guaranteed to be equal in quality to
any on the market. Come, see and be
convinced. j. W LEsH.
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When you want corn and oats to feed
call on G. H. Bigelow.
Diamond dyes at Bonds.
Halls Condition Powders at Bonds.
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J. 6. Burch1eld's
End AVE Shooting SHOP

For the best work in sll branches OF
Blacksmishing.
sHoP COREER or COMMERCIAL STREET
AND SECOND AVENUE
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Bohemian Catholics.

The Bohemian Catholics of St. Paul
have completed the erection of a hand
some new brick church, which, for it's
size, is as fine as anything of the kind in
the city. The building front fifty feet
on Western avenue by depth of ninety
feet on Superior street. 1t is of red
brick, with a handsome tower in front
12o feet in height to the foot of the
cross. The windows are of stained
glass, each one being gift from some
member of the congregation. In the
basement is a large hall and rooms for
society meetings. The sanctuary is
twenty feet deep, with very elabo-
rately carved altar, adorned with life
size statue Of the Blessed Virgin. The
q good-sized room, adjoins the
sanctuary. The old frame church on
the corner of Goodhue street and West
ern avenue is to be used us a school
house in the future. The parish is in a
very flourishing condition and the ma
jority of the congregation who live in
the neighborhood are thrifty and enter
prising storekeepers and mechanics.
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In Meuorian1.

At the last meeting of Division No. 8, A. 0.
H., held Nov. 23rd, the following resolutions
were adopted to the memory of their deceased
Brother Frank Rooney
/ WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His divine mercy to remove from our midst
our late Brother Frank Rooney aged 26 years,
who departed this lite Nov. 18th, after short
illness Of one week:
WHEREAS, 1t is but just tribute to his
worth that we mourn for him as one of our
charter members and as one who earned our
love and respect by his wise counsels, gentle
manly and unassunliug manner; therefore be
Resolved That while we feel deeply the loss
of our brother. who has been tried and val
ued member Of our division, we would still bow
in humble submission to the DEGREES of God,
which are ever reminding us Of the uncertainty
of life and the sUreness of death.
Resolved, That we tender to his bereaved
wife and family our heartfelt sympathy in this
their time OF great sorrow, aud for the loss
they have sustained inthe death Of a faithful
husband and dutiful son ; but there is COM
fort to them and to US in the knowledge that
the deceased was not only manly and honor
able in all respects, but consistent and de-
voted Catholic. -ss
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to his family and inserted in the minutes
of this society and also published IN THE
IRISH STANDARD and Northwestern Chronicle.
SIMON ]. MCCARTHY,
THOMAS MULCAHY,
JOHN MCGOWAN,
Committee on Resolutions.
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1gesations applicable tos tie present occa-

5gessions applc cable tos the resent occa-
sion. After The services had 1 been con
cluded and the other Sisters made their
perpetual vows, benediction Of the
blessed sacrament was given by the
bishop, and the new Sisters left the
chapel in the same professional order as
they had entered IT, The name of the
young ladies who received the habit are
Miss Kate Casserly, in religion Sister
Mary Sebastian; Miss Bridget Matth-
ews, Sister Mary Louis; Miss Ella Fly
lin, Sister Mary Seraphica; Miss Cece-
lia Henny, Sister Mary Thomas; Miss
Nellie Melady, Sister Mary Evangel-
ista; Miss Mary Co'ner, Sister Mary
Agatha; Miss Maggie Farisy.
Sister Mary Helena. The sisters
who made their final vows were Sisters
Mary simplicia, Mary Patricia, Mary
PeEpetua, Mary Lieba, Mary F'idelia,
Mary Calesta and Mary Anysia.
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Reception Of Novioes at St. Joseph's

Sunday was the feast of the Presenta-
tion Of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the
temple, and the festival was very appro-
priately celebrated at st. Josephs acad-
emy by the reception of number OF
novices into the Sisterhood of st. JOS
eph. The ceremonies took place in the
afternoon at 4 o'clock, large number
of friends of the young ladies who we're
to take the VOWS thronging the academy
chapel. All the affairs were beautifully
and appropriately decorated with lights
and flowers, and the Sisters choir fur
nished the music. Right. Rev. Bishop
Grace received the vows of the new Sis
ters, and addressed them most i'm
pressive discourse, recalling the event
commemorated by the feast; the dedica-
tion Of Mary to a life of holiness in the
temple, and drew from this many sug-
The Irish standard., 1886-11-27
Isavitt Branch .

| There was q large and enthusiastic
meeting at Window hall last Sunday
evening, the occasion being the re-
! opening Of regular winter sessions of
the Davitt branch of theI. N. L. Of this
city.
Mr. J. j. McHale, as president of the
organiZati2 2n, extended words of con-
graduation to the ladies and gentle
men present and followed with brief
history of the Davitt branch, the good
That it had accomplished during the six
years of its existence and looked for
ward to a still brighter. future. Mi
clael Moghan, the speaker announced
among other things, was among the
founders and fist president OF the
branch
Miss Maggie Kennedy entertained
the audience with q piano SELECTION,
which was We'll received.
s'The Kerry Dance,' song pY Miss
Katie Dwyer, received All encore. Both
OF her selections were heartily ap-
plauded.
Miss McCauley rendered a solo in a
most pleasing manner. the audience at
testingits satisfaction by arecall OF the
lady. She was ably assisted by Miss
Kennedy AZ the piano.
Miss Nellie Hall was called upon and
rendered a piano selection that merited
the high appreciation shown by the as
semblage.
Addresses were delivered by Mr..
Martin Ryan. Of Fargo, and Messrs.
Vail, G. A. Gallagher and others OF the
branch.
The series Of meetings thus began
under such favorable circumstances,
will be continued from week to week
hereafter, and Judging from the attend
ance present On last Sunday evening,
there is promise for great amount Of
good being accomplished.
The followings is the programme for
tomorrow evenings meeting at the
same hall:
Piano selection Miss Nellie Hall
Address. Judge Stephen Mahoney
Duett ett....................... Misses Ackerson
Address. ....., 500. ...-...,.....J. v. McHugh
Song Observation-Disclosures Miss Mamie Gleason
Recitation. .......................Mis Miss Hayes
Piano selection Nellie Hall
Following the opening of meeting on
Sunday evening the roll will be called
and those members whose cards shall
be found to have expired will be ex-
pected to renew at once. The yearly
Dues as heretofore, are only one dollar,
payable in advance.