The Hillsboro argus., May 24, 1900, Image 2

HILLSBORO AR6US, MAY 24, 1000
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The Boss Takes a Fall and Cries for Help.
THE ARGUS
Kntered at the PoaWifhce it Hilhtan,
Oregon, as Second class mat! matter.
LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR.
Cecity Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
Tht Argus f ttMi&m Cenpanj.
... w..ti.. mjiv Annum.
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Buhner .itton: unit "'" r.. i,
llVtMonth. 60 ctt; Three Month., 85 eta.
r, .i , nnU Mnnn-metallism. Be-
Vprvsvu w -
Ileves In the Bimetallic Standard
Dear Money means Debased Property,
..j Pr,Rt1u American Product. Our
Consequent loss Is our Creditors' Gain.
Has no nse for Marcus A. Hanna
UNION PARTY TICKET.
For Congressman, First District
Dm. B. PALY.
For Food and Dairy Commissioner
VM. 8CHULMERICH.
For State Sonator,
W. H. WEHRTJXG.
For Joint Senator
ALKX. 8 WEEK.
For Representatives
HUBERT BERNARDS,
A. W. VINCENT,
O. E. EDS05C
For District Attorney
C. SCnUEBEL.
For County Clerk
GEO. A. MORGAN.
For Sheriff
JOHN W. SEWELL.
For Recorder of Conveyances
RALPH L. WANS.
For Treasurer
THOS. TALBOT.
For Assessor
MAX BURGHOLZER.
For Commissioner
K. J. WARD.
For School Superintendent
J. T. DORRIEN,
For Surveyor
THOS. 8. WILKES.
For Coroner
Da. W. P. VIA.
STAY ON GUARD.
Those who want to see government
b the ceoDle obtain at the elec
tion will Day no attention to the
numerous falsehoods which will be
circulated from now on until elect
ion day. As a matter of fact, this
is not addressed to those who are
in favor of Multnomah rottenness
beine iniected into Washington Co
politics, nor to those who want the
Cornelius "Dush" to disfrancise
them by theft in the primaries
To all others, however, is address
ed the word which should be
needless but for the moral status
of the Simonites to pay no attent
ion whatever to lies sprung just be
fore the week of election. The
corruntionists know that some
falsehood is necessary to save their
hides. Look out for them, and do
not let them work you as they
have .worked some for lo, these
many years. And look out for
their election declarations, coming
at this late date.
THE OLD CHESTNUT.
It will now be in order for the Cor
bett-Simon managers in this county
to resort to their old chestnut that
of telling the democrats that the
populists are swallowing the demo
crats, and telling the populists that
the democrats are swallowing the
populists. This is the old gag that
'. they try to work each campaign
When there is no campaign on
these worthies score by telling the
democrats and populists that they
. are both a set of fools.
This sort of chaff will not catch
unionists of intelligence and cour
age, because the ruse is so old that
V it has whiskers full-grown. The
,l -'n. a.ii? , ii...
voroeiuteg openiy say mat wiey
7 got 100 union votes last election by
this and other simple methods, but
their story is hardly worthy of be
lief. Men of intelligence will not
allow primary b wipers to direct
their ballots when this same pri
mary-Bwipine cane has abused
their principles year in and year out.
THE UNION TICKET.
There is this to be said in favor of
the union ticket, over and above
personal considerations. Jt was
nominated by decent methods. No
delegations were stolen into the
- convention; no boss in Portland or
elsewhere "fixed" the primaries; no
sane ran the delegations; nocandi
date for U. S. negator, rich or poor,
pushed the ticket into the field
The men were placed before the
people by honest methods. They
are reliable and intelligent; they
are not possessed of their nomina
tions by virtue of theft, or dinfrau
ohisement This much can not be
said for the ticket put up by the
boas who was two years ago rebuk
ed by the people of Washington
Boss Cornelius "O-o-oh, Joe Simon I O-o-ob, Corbett ! Help! If
Ticket! Where are you? Help! H-e-l-p It My feet slipped 1 Help
county. Is thia not a sufficient
recommend for the Union Ticket?
Thk AROtra has faith in the intelli
gence of the voters of Washington
county. Nothing' but too much
faith in Corneliusite lies can force
the election of the Corneliusite
ticket
IiOOK OUT FOR LIES.
The reading people of this county
have for five weeks, by The Argus
been apprised of the theft of pri
maries by the Corneliusites who
have placed a ticket in the field,
labelled "republican." This charge
has not yet been denied, because it
was truth. There are too many
citizens of repute who know that
the crooked work done by the Cor-bett-Simon
faction was done so
openly and in violation of decency,
that the organs have feared to deny.
The Argus has been waiting for
the denial of the charge. It has
the proof to submit, and thia proof
is invincible. For several weeks
the Simon organs have abuced the
Abous editor without stint, but
never a denial of the disfranchis
ing done by the Corneliusites who
have used the name "republican"
lo put over a ticket which is the
result of the crookedest work ever
done in Washington county.
From now on, now that election
is close, it is to be expected that
denials will ensue. The question
will naturally arise "Why have
they not entered the denial before?"
Simply because The Argus could
prove its assertions. If denials now
come from the organs of the "Boss"
it will only be for the reason that
he thinks the time will now be too
limited for clear proof of the charge
which every informed citizen knows
to be true.
So those citizens, irrespective of
party, who want to se9 rottenness
rebuked, must pay no attention to
the lies of the organs supporting
the Cornelius "push." The organs
which support this combination
against decency are just as bad as
the principals. Pay no attention
to their lies.
You may expect slander from a
skunk like Eddy, of the Times. A
thing who asks public officers to
stand in, as "republicanism," to
rob come one, is expected to enjoy
a wallow in the slime of slander.
A thief in intent is as bad as a
thief in deed. Fortunately for
morals, Sheriff Bradford was not
on the firing line of crookedness,
and the dinky importation who
never made a dollar except by po
litical favoritism, got left.
The old saying that "There is
nothing new in the world" has been
exploded. Now comes the Oregon
ian with a great screed to effect
that the enemus of Messrs. Mc
Bride and Mitchell are in politics
for what there is in it. The Ore
gonian, the great politicial poster
for Corbett and Simon, evidently
has not yet discovered that a man
like Corbett, who sends Cbrirtmas
presents to supposed impecunious
legislators, is in politics for what
there is in it. It has not yet dis
covered that men who steal pri
maries "to save the country" are
in politics for "what there ii in it."
So there is something new, after
all, in the world. But the newest
thing under the sun is that the
Oregonian takes itself seriously.
Stitt, of Beaverton, who is one
of the Corneliusites on the legislat
ive ticket, made his "spM" at
Greenville the other night, ami it
is said that he has been pulled off
the stump by the Simonite mana
ger. Stitt is the man who has
been ripping old soldiers up the
back for many year, but who now
denies the charge in the face of
overwhelming evidence from hi
own neighbors. Stitt will very
likely make no more "spiels," as a
distinguished young man terms
his political addresses. But per
haps Stitt was excited when at
Greenville.
THE TIMES' SKUNK. AGAIN.
J. B. Eddy, whom God made, but cannot
"pass for a man," because it is not in
him; the thing who openly asked Sher
ifl W. D. Bradford to stand in to rob Thk
Argus of a couple of hundred dollars,
the evidence having been printed by
this paper last week, insinuates that
some one in the 'Long" family has at
tome time or other changed bis name.
"Long" is calling attention of tht pub
lic to this craven skunk, Eddy, in this
his latest insinuation. A man who asks
a public officer to steal for hit benefit, ia
liable to say anything.
This it a matter of which the Times'
polecat knows nothing, except at he
hat heard it from some Corneliusite who
worships slander rather than deceucy.
Perhaps, in the dim, dark days of the
past, when "Longs" forefathers were
fighting against King George and for
American supremacy in 1776, or when
they were engaged in twitting the Brit
ish Liou's tail in 1S12, there might have
been tome distant relative black enough
to have attempted to get an officer to
stand in to rob a man as Mr. Eddy
did and another of the family might
have changed hit name as a matter of
self-defense. "Long's" father was an
honorable man. He was enlisted in
Company G., Sixteenth Wisconsin war
of the Rebellion, as a volunteer not aa
a draft He responded at the first call.
He was shot through the right knee at
Shiloh, while facing tht enemy. His
blood was left on a southern battlefield.
Hit name was Jackson P. Long. At
least thit is the name he bore when serv
ing Uncle Sam, and the nrme he gave to
"Long's" mother, one of the dearest and
sweetest little women in the world.
Thit mother never reared any cowardly
skunks. Every child the reared had the
manhood or womanhood to declare, not
insinuate, or keep the peace. She was
never to an fortunate at to rear a cow
ardly misfit who wat vile enough to ig
norantly insinuate against decency and
in thit Lucius A. Long blesses her and
honors his father.
Forest Grove, Lucius A. Long loves
you, but your Times' burden must be
greater than yon can bear. How long
will it be before your stomach pukea out
that yile little Simonite scandal monger.
SEES DANGER.
"Learn, foolish boy to know,
Thit tbepherd race I"
"The Winkelrieds, Tells and all
the rest of those men who fought
freedom's battles will soon disap
pear," says great Scott in a fit of
"Carnis infernalis," and the Wash
ingtous he would have liked to
mention among them, but it is t.ot
very sure yet to say all in Ore
gon. Well, Mr. Scott, there will
be an election, you know, in June
in Oregon and one in the United
States not far remote and you will
find that those men to whose mem
ory you applied you diseases with,
have at least some lol lowers. You
will hear from some lovers of the
Winkelrieds, Tells, Ouston, Adol
fuses and hope sincerely some
Washingtonians in the county
which bears this great name. Yes,
- e - tpll If I don't get some help
11-
you will hear from thotte farmers
(Boers) on the green Tualatin
Plains, that they are not willing
yet to surrender their homes to
noble Britain, who pays in pounds
for white men's scalps in its war of
civilization, and if all give up the
cause of liberty, we Telia and
Winkelrieds shall never submit to
a race of bonded serfs from sire
to son. We have never bowed our
knees to princes nor shall we bow
them before the .
When hostile eleuieuta with a rage
resound,
And fury blindly fans war's lurid Dames,
When in the ttrife of party quarrel
drown 'd,
The voice of justice no regard can claim.
When crime ia free, and impiou bauds
are found
The sacred to pollute, devoid of shame,
And loose the anchor which the state
maintains,
No subject there we find lor joyoua
strains;
But when nation, that its flock ttill
feedt
With calm content, not others wealth
desires.
Throw off the cruel yoke, 'neath which
it bleeds.
Yet e'en in wrath, humanity admires,
And e'en in triumph, moderation heeds,
That it immortal our sympathy re
quire. Tkll.
fll
iv ivi - 11 vviusiihh mac, im
a vote to perpetuate the crooked
work at the primaries; vote for
his ticket ia a vote to disfranchise
?:ople who do not steal primaries,
be Cornelius ticket is built upon
a system of jobbery that has no
equals in the political annals of
Washington county. Hundredt
of republicans knew thia and yet
were powerless to prevent it. Will
they endorse thit rottenness at
the polls? Will they allow the
tricksters to tell them that they
must vote corruptioniata into pow
er in order to maintain "national
1 l X f , I
fuuuun uim niutu Donor nave
these fellows who do dirty work
Ul for Corbett, Simon & Co.?
I flow much "honor" waa there at
fi the primaries and in the county
H convention. -
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received at the County
Court room, In Hillaboro, on tii nth day
of Bune, lino, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
in., for the construction of a bridge on
Dairy Crook, near L. V Camions' mill.
Bnec'iflcalloHs may be neon at the County
Cleat's office. Uy ordur of the County
Court, Dated this 10th day of May. 111.
L. A. KOOI), Judge.
Union Party Precinct Nominations.
Precinct
Beaverdani
Beaverton
Buxton
Columbia
Cornelius
Dairy.'. , , ,
Dilley. . ,
E. Butte
W. Butte
E. Cedar,.,
W. Cedar
Gales Greek
Mountain
N. Hilltboro....
S, Hilltboro ...
N. Forest Grove
Road Supervisor.
Robt Thompson..,.
Alonzo Pike
Martin Hart
A. Reverman
M. K. Henderson, . ,.,
HenrvCop ...
S. B. Van Meter
W. P. Graham
Edward Wood
E. F.Casteel
John Pspe
H.G. Parsons
S. Hollenbeck
F. J. Williamt
Henry Toelle
H.H.Clark
David Keen
D. R. Wheeler
8. Orndoff
I. B. Darity.,,.,
Neal Brown..
S. Forest Grove.
Reedville
S. Tualatin
Washington....
Wapato
:
Thresh'
Automatic Stackers, Wind f
era, Horse Powers, Tfircshsr
Supplies of AH Kinds. i f
9 sftWRITC FOR CATA I
pretty oon, I'm a goner I My
FARMS FOR SALE
Those who want to buy W nulling
ton County farms will lo will to
cull ami investi(!itti Urn following
offers, liujuiru atTliK Aunt's ullloo.
l.Vl acrcit tn m-n's undor cultivation, (10
acriw in uiMim', ii' tu ni in lirtmli mid
tlinlwr; Ko.nl Ikiiimi mid Imrn; kkI or
olmnl; wt-ll waturtil: S mil'" from Itwd
villn and ruilrotid; unit) from rhool,
l'rict, wr arrw.
31 acnw, I iiiilu from tlrot'iivillo-It)
acrtw In rulltviUton; u iti'r hIimIiihI; II
acres lu 1tuIi; livi- nxnii Iimui
barn and out luiil, link's; ', ml lo to I" II.
and w hool; il mile to It. It. I'rliv, !.
I'M acre -100 acow 111 cultivation; 7
acres of lino iMtnvvrdntu thnl w ill iiriHliiiv
400 Mick of ontoiM iter arr: uihh room
houw), lint ll.nio; H'MhI Iuii ii 40x71: oilier
Imildiutri; orclianl ami lxrrv luivlio.
Thit Itirin ll In 2 milioi of I' Illilporn anil
tlnely Hituutod, can Im dtvldcl, if iw.
Mary. Ownttr in rmlliiK licnltlt uml tel
ling 0I1I. in cailic of M'ttltig. I'rlic, $H
jwr acr, on enwy tcritm.
SiiOacres-iSlO nenrs in cultivation; Ion
acroa or bikmI tlinhur miitnliltt for com
wood; huii.no and Imrn; good orvhtod; 2
mtlcH from imixDoro ami on mmti roail
to l'ortland. This fitrin Iiiin running
brunch and cvithI siiruiuM Hint lurnUli
ahu minuet' of water the, your round. Tli i -
larm iwing mtuiilcii ho iirnr town In wull
auiU-d for dairying and guiiioiiiug, khwi-II
an grain uml hay mining, and in 0110 of Hi
greatest burgniiin in lliu county. 1'iice,
a.) Mr acre on euy payiiimita,
am acrtw In high nliito of cultivation,
montly Kcavorduiii html; milii from
railroad atulioli ami town; 11 iiiiIcm went
of l'ortland. There in a fortune lu Huh
farm fur wm gurdoiuT. Thin him I In
cheap at $ 0 per acre; it can lx had fur
per acre, II soiti soon.
44 acres all rarie land, ax-'t s acres of
oak; well located. Iieiiig only III union
rroru rortiaiui, rriee, yi.iwt.
20 acres near Kcedville 6 aorca In culti
vation, l'riee, $wi.
A good sawmill, with or without dwell
ing ami homcMtead, and mxi acres of good
lliiilicrlund. A fortune for the righl man.
60 acrea of nice sinnolh land; 111 ucrea lu
( II III vul Inn , Ik-mIoI koII. I'rlre, II1MI.
MO acres unimproved land; well loailcd,
boiug only i miles from creamery, I'. .,
etc; easy to clear. This In n Miiup'at
Bids fo Wood,
Notice Is hcroby given that the umli-r
Higned will receive sealed b'lln Iroui date
until Juno 7, WHO, for riiriilnhing anil de
livering In the Court yard at iTllhlsiro,
"5 cords of seasoned fir wimmI, four feet In
length, wild wood to he cut from sound,
Jfreeii tlinlierand delivered l,y Hepleiuher
1, l'.sJU. W. 1). IIKADr'uKl),
Kherlir of Washington County, Oregon,
Ilillslioro, Oregon, May 21, l'.
You can save money by buying
seeds at Greer's.
Justice of Peace.
Constable.
Burton B Reeves...
W. II. Morton
ponald Mcl'hcrson.
A. K, Watson
A. S. Driggs
Perry Watson
Wm. R. Stephens. .
I. L. Morelock
J. U.Henry
Fred Langer, jr. . . .
J. P, Dilly
W. V. Hollcnbcck..
S. Kvcritt
J. P. Randall
J.H.Wirt.
J. H. Wirtz
Ira E Wheeler
K. C. Miilloy
S. A. Holcomb
K. II. Parker.
W. Hunter
Adniu .Simpson,
J. C. Crocker.,,
A. A. Phillips. . ,
Lewis Crcps. , , ,
Wm. Tennis,,.,
A. Ciuitniiio...,
L. Wilson
T. B. Illnes.,..
Wm. Howell . .'.
W. V. HofTiimn.
Wm. Tupper,,, . ,
Daniel liailey. ,.
Daniel Ilailey...
Jas. liorwick,,..
'Russell''
Engines
Traction or Portable, Simple or Com
ound, Wood or Straw Burners.
1
jrs
RUSSELL & CO.,
AND PRICES
PORTLAND, OR.
Afternoon
Functions call for the
aristocratic "Prince Aly
bert." We are inord-'
nately proud of these
goods. They possess
every element to i make
us so. See that label?
If. WKIIUlNtittiul SUNS.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Tho LoadinR: Drug;
Whoru llrtiuii. Mi'illruir. I'iiIhU, iiI.Sh,hh' , llrii.lo-. aiol all IiiiikkUI'i KniulrW.
may Ih H"roiil nt H lli.il i tii l v IxIiimii roioMlilton,
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Timo Schedule ..
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riwt nniil leave at 7 . in for Hull l.akn,
Denver, I'l. Worth, ilimihn. KaniM('itv
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Walla, MliuieiipoliH, si. rniil, I lulu I ii
Milwaukee, Cliimuo uml liiwt, uirU!
H:40a in
Ocean HleiuuKlilin n nt 1 i. 10 for
Hun francimo, MallitiKevory livwilay.
Colnuililii Itiver Imvn S in ,.xH.,,t
Huiiiliiy. Hiitur.lay III 1, 01 Tor A.ilorla ai'.l
way IuimIImk", arrive 1 i 01 eju cpt Humlny
Willamette river liav 11 a 111 ei..i,t
Siimlay for I iroifon t'llv, New Ihtu, huleio
ami any Iuii,IioUh, arrive ::io 1, ;.,,i
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arrive ,l;:m p 10 Slomlay. Vo.(n.H,,,y m
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Wllliimcllo 1 Ivor leave 11 , Tiiewhiv.
Tliiirwluy ami Niiliinluy for CoiviiIIIk am
way liiii.lltiifH rrlvo i:;m p , Tiiewlny,
riiiirwliiy ami Nntiinlay
Sniiko riter leave Itlpnrla dully
atHi.l'ia. in. for LcwiHioiij rol urhlnif ,.Vo
UiwIhIoii iliiily nt , ,,
AtMntHM W. II. lIUMlliKT,
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Nollcn In hereby Iflvmi Unit the nmler
HlKiiiHl.admiiiiNlriilorilM lioiilH.niiii of Hie
iiUhIo of 1 (iroarit MeKenmi, ileceaieil
Iiiim II linl hU ao-oiinlM for I11111I wtlle'
liienl in Iho t 'oimly ('unci of the hIiiUi of
Orcioii, or WiiMhiiiKiou bounty, mill tluit
anlil (bounty Court Iiiih lUoif MoimIiiv
t lie. lth ilay of June, Hunt, ut tlx, liour r
!" 'f "aid day. at Ihn Court room or
Hiilil Court, in UlllHlioro, WihIiIiikIoii
f 'utility, On-Koii, bh the time ami phi,.(, f,,r
hoar iik olijectloim to mi hcoo N uml
tlin llnlll Hcttlemeiit of Willi chIiiIii
I luted til Ih Itlth ilay of May, I'.kki
a 1 , , , . "',M- Al ''I'lVI'WlllO,
AilinliilHti atorde l Imioii of I he uHluto
nl lliirniiril McKuiiim, ileocamul,
fr. 2JHfrf,
iMKO
J. Noi lhrop, 1'iopi lolor,
Newly Furnished
0 and Renovated
A first-class talile nml
all nccoinmoilationa
for the convenience
of (iients. . , ,
Notice of Final Settlement."
Notice It linrohv' irlvmi II, ..I 11,. 1...
ui. ...... I I. I. I . . '"" IM--
wt r. Ii'iveh, dooenHiiil, hiia llleil in ho
on nty Court of WshIiIiiKU,ii CoMiV)
IroKoii. IiIh Hmil ai'i'imiii ! '
1" 1 1 1 "' ""'ate of Km
(
1'i-W'H, inn iiniu (iriMiiiii, n mm i nui...,.
I..
iiikI that the Counly Court of nuI.I coumv
Iiiih net Monihiy, the 1 1 ihiy of ,lum, iH,
nt thn hour of ton o'elock A M, of niiIiI
'"'Villi',
1 """n "" "I Hull I Collet In
iiiihooro.iin.K'oli, HHlhetimo uinI pu,.(.
fop heiirlni; , ,.,.( ,... ., ,,, 1
account.
r,Mt'',l,'ll.lillHl,O,'"'0r"K"". -llHSrii.l ilay
(t May, IH. '
. , , , , .lohii M. Wall,
AihulnWmtor of lh (,!, Kl,H,Nt
r . r recti, (IocchmikI.
Oo to Greer's for aueds.
f ;!
OUARANTItB CkOTMINay
I. II I I I I 0, ( I 1 1 fc.
I'liinn l.H.k
Main Hi,
Dr. V, A. IWiU
'roirirtr,
House.
uml fnnliiMa)i nf ilttipa and rlirmi
ciiU ia tuiut I r 1 1 1 c the unwt Hnliffaclnt v ra
ti til In ; iiikI you will . hU iivh liiul 1I11111 at
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
Vi itUu curry the Im'kI nirliM sda k tif Toilet
utticlrH niol drurf ftiiulrica In III roiiiily
Kii. l ilint wo buy fur t nch tualli 11a lu dra'
with lirt i'laa Imiii-ca niul (c ilut ,, Fam
ily recipe rrifivo iih careful nllciili.ui at
plivii iiiiin' ri'W'riliona.
Slr-i'l is llie loni' ion.
(i t
County Tirsnurcr't Notice.
All roiinly uttrrimti en.l,,w, prior I
l el.nmrv ii, imn, nro now ralli- f.,r f
paml.lenl my olli,,, h, Hie illy ol II ill J
lior.1. I nl. -t,., 1 ,, afir , (, l(al,3
April .T, At p. I AHV, '
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Slmlc k Fooli), liaicR
TriMiMm-l nUnttornl tUiiktit IliiNlntmi
i. W. NMI'Ti: Manimei
A' .NII11TI Wil
Nell nIhIiI Kxehiuiei. Mini TeliHtmplilo
lraiiri.ra ami hw Ij.llent 11 mill
avalliil.1,, 1 Ihr,,,,),,,,,, t.,ls Hllltmi
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IlilUlmro, Oregon,
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice n herehy tflvcu that the iiniler
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ExccutriV Notice.
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Kl ''""...''y Hi" Counly Court f
asl liiKliin Coiintv, for ll,n rlliiln or w
K" I, iMiiin appointci Kxeeutrl, ufthrfWl
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Nolice of Final Settlement.
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Tax Notice.
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