A DUNNING LETTER.

DENVER, COL., June 30, 18--.

JAMES C. ADAMS, Esq.,

Great Bend, Kansas.

_Dear Sir_: Allow me to remind you that your account with me

has been standing for several months unsettled.

I should not even now have called your attention to it, were

it not that in a few days I must meet a heavy bill, and must

rely in part on your account to furnish me the means.

I would, therefore, esteem it a great favor if you would let

me have either the whole, or at least the greater part of your

account in the course of a week or ten days.

Thanking you for past favors, I remain, Sir,

Yours truly,

A.R. MORGAN.

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