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Dear Sir:-
we beg to acknowledge the receipt of your check for $1.40, in
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- Aug. 17, 1904.
Prof. James K. Patterson,
Lexington, Ky.
My dear Sir:—

I an in receipt of yours of the 16th, replying to which I beg
to say that the Attorney General is absent from the city, and before
leaving had not delivered to me his opinion upon the constitutionality
of the act increasing the income of the A. & M. College $15,000.00 per
annum. Until I receive his opinion I egﬁpIgive you a definite answer
in regard to the matter.

He is expected to return this Week and I will urge him to
complete his investigation of the law pertaining to this question and
advise me. I will.then notify you. With great respect, I am,

Very truly yours,

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~ FIDELITY DEPARTMENT, No W /d/
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at for a LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

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ALL OTHER COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE Annnnssnn To THE MAIN OFFICE, 287 Fotmrn AVENUE, New YORK.
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thus Insuring prompt reply. advance. Ten cents a copy.
New York, SIst August, 1904.
President James K. Patterson,
Lexington, '
Kentucky,
Dear Sir:-
Will you kindly advise us whether you returned
specimen Volume XII, of "The Historians' History of the
WOrld" in the Half Morocco Binding, which we sent to you by
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express on May 5th. On receipt of this volume, we were
pleased to receive your order, and also the two spechnen
volumes nhioh.we had sent to you previously, hut our ship-
ping department records do not show that the Volwne XII has
ever been returned.
As it is not improbable that this volume may have gone
astray in the express, we would thank you to advise us of
the date of shipment and by what Express COmpany, if you can
supply us with this information.
Yours afithfully,
Tin; OUTLOOK,
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ship your things to yin, and I though of course that had been done. I came
“right down here and will get those things together to-morrow and ship them to
you. I had not sold very much and when I made my inVentory in March, I found
I had sent a little more than was due you so I took a few pencils etc.to make
it up. I will send the things and that willnsquare us unless they haVe been
. broken into, of course I can‘t tell until I see them. If there are any gone
' of couvse I will have to stand the loss and will do so.
I am very sorry this has happened but will try to make amends.
I You will heat from me as soon as I get myself placed in Chicago, where I go
Frifay night.
Very truly, ‘
Gem.L.Byronde.

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or causes beyond our control; and no claim for delay in delivery will be allowed.
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Quarrles:—Bnlfour. N. C.. Concord. N. C.. Faith. N. C.. Granite Quarry. N. C.. Montford, N. C..
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Crushed stone for All Purposes. _ . W . 3““‘0‘11' Pink ﬁl'tnlle .
Buildin" Stone, Cut Stone, Curbing and Dally Crusher Capacnty, 1000 Tons bupenor for Statuary and lune Cnrved Work
Pazing Blocks. for Mausoleums and Monuments.
Sand and Granite Rooﬁng Gravel. General ofﬁce; Asbeville' N. C. Rough btock also furnished to the Trade.

Sallsburp, 10. (Y.., 80:01.. 20, 1904,
Mr. Jas. K. PaLLorsou, President,
KouLuoky Soaoe Collogo,
Lexington, Ky.
Duar Sir:—
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meio a nlun for your mausoleum, or do you want us to submlb a urawlng
and DSLimaLC for same? We can send you a pollsueu samplc oi Lnls
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