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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07

little sufferer and tried every remedy NO
saw advertised for such cases bat got no re-
lief. We began giving DR.. Miles, Nervine,
and after taking four bottles she was run.
ming about rs we'll and happy - ever"
Dr.. Niles Remedies are sold b. an orue.
gists under positive guarantee. Arst botsSo
oeoeats or money refundsa. Book On Hsass
end Nerves sent FREQ 70 Ill applicauts.
DR. MILES MEDICAL co, Ekhsrt Ina.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07

Warrington. June 7-Followine arc the
weather indications for twenty four hour from
. p. m yesterday: For Indiana and Illinois
GENERALLY fair weather. preceded BY showers
IN southern portions; variable winds Foe
Lower Nichiean-ThreateninR weather. viii
showers in extreme southern portion; variable
winds. For Upper Michigan clouds
ness: slightly warmer weather; variab' g winde
FOR Wiseonstn-Thr weather; variable
aide wiudS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07
Hosiery

so DOZEN CHILDRENS' BLACK
ribbed hose, size to 8. choice. :. Sc
IS DOZEN LADIES BLACK DROP
stitched hose, always 2sc. .1sc
IS DOZEN LADIES BLACK HOSE
20 gau1e double sole. high spliced
heel, always CSC. This week. /. . .1oc
Is DOZEN LADIES' IMPORTED
Fast Black Hose. so gauze double
sole with high spliced heel, 4oc, 3
pair for 81
so DOZEN GENTS FULL REGU-
lar seamless sox in black, tan and
Brown 10c or pair for ........ use
A Csc BLACK MPOITED FAST
black sox, always CSC for. .l7kc
6sats' BaIIhrigan Underwear
10 DOZEN GENTS BALBRICGAN
summer underwear, in natural
and flesh color worth 37bc for. .2sc
s DOZEN GENTS FRENCH RIBB-
Cd shirts and drawers. cheap at
4Oc Tor ......... coe
40 DOZEN GENTS FRENCH BAL. '"'
briggan shirt and drawers.
French sateen facings, extr.
quality. only ......... .......... 45c
Table Oil Cloths
THIS WEEK WE PLACE ON
sale the best line Of patterns Of
table oil cloths, choice per I'd. .lsc
Channels and Sponges
NEW INVOICE or cHAMo1s %
and up.
TIRE REST AND LARGEST
Hleached househoa spones ooly. IA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07

Gloves and Mittens
LADIES' BLACK TAFFETrA
s"'es $4,000. .1ec
LADIES BLACK TAFFETTA
gloves ............ ......... $50
LADIES' BLACK SILK M1TTS. Ia
LADIES' BLACK SILK MITTs.
with set in thumb extra -.
only '........... ...... ...... -
LADIES BLACK SILK NT1S.
orr regular Coo quality. ehsses. -
MISSES AND CHILDRENy six
Aitts, black and colors. .........sn.
Wash Goods Department
These goods win not be dupunA.a
for such prices.
BEST PRINTED EXTRA nm
Organdies. all this seasons nat
terms, choice per I'd. q
Ss-INCH ROYAL BATISTE, VERY
me sheer cloth, elegant designs ~ q
500 YARDS THE BEST PRINTED
Organdies. fancy coloripRs. new
Puterns, choice a.
rLAIN PERSIAN RdPORTEn
Aa"n"' all the rage. per I'd. ..... .loc
Fans! Fansl Pans !
imported sample line of fans coos;.t-
ny OF an the new styles Of 1897. Inc
tne article Tor a commcncemeut -
ens a. actual cost a. we bought b..
eooos very c6eap, and will o}fer tSs,s
Prices thst win cell then ouicE
49, eesly eod get Arst choice.
Pf'ce ise Alteration price IL
Collars and Cuffs
Al g ne nsw up-to-date coIlaru and
eoa1 - cPeand for your inoDeetior.
Prices always The lowest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07
ShirtWaist JeWelry

Shirtwaist Jewelry
FOUR LARGE STONE SETS
Studs and Pair Dumb Bell links
Heavy Turned Backs, worth $50.
Sale price ......... ..lSe
Clocks
ANsONIA s-DAY CLOCK, ALARM,
half hour stroke, carved oak
frame. worth s. Sale price ...$2.3s
Sheet rIusiC
HUNDREDS OF COPIES UP 10
date music, worth mp to zoe SO in
this sale sheets for .loc
House Furnishings
GRANITE IRON WASH BASIN. /. Ice
JAPANED SCREEN DuUR
Hinges, pair .................... &c
ASBESTOS STOVE MATS. ....... &c
MAPLE CHOPPIN0 BOWLS ...... Sc
iCE CHEST .....................$ 5.os
MRS. roTTS SAD IRON HOLDER
worth 1sc. Sale price ........ &c
'o-Fo0T s-rLY GARDEN HOSE.
with coupling. 80. n "a
so-Foor s-PLY GARDEN HOSE,
With coupling. guaranteed until
Jan. lat. 1888, per foot only ;. .oxe
0EA STRAY NOZZLE NICKEL.
rlesed. worth SOC. Sale psiee. -,
PATENTED EXTENSION WIN.
1ew sgoens fssms. ~.
eaAe agents for Heath and llmie,n
c'.seraA'd A1xea Pai.aa They p,sase
aAd eucs used always ussa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07

Chew oor . few moments Q cracker
containing no sugar and notice how
sweee 1t beoomea This ID the sugar into
which your saliva has converted the
search Of the CRACKER.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07

but failed. We called
several physicians but
the spasms continued,
her tongue became
partially paralyscd
and the doctors said
she would never talk
again. Night and day
- Rafrhad sha rooe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07
Candy

Candy
FOR EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
I'll Fresh Ta6y Candy, regular
Agent for 0untber Celebrated sweet.
price 1sc. Sale price ..........,.7c
Baby Carriages
=, a beautiful line Of Dolby Carriages,
sS'ss cd uR insPscsson Invited.
Imperial Paper Patterns
Given swav H0e. No charge what
evers 20 every woman man, or child n
$50 TO D 2. ~ Monday only.
Fishing Tackle
a FULL LINE OF TACKLE
0ees 0ook otn3en Reels Brass,
oea ne. Sale price .7c
1ooS I - - Pr box 100 ...........yc
aook 20 PER bex 100 .lsc
- - RoP box 100 Zoe
= Per Dozen e
Ao'es al prices and quantities.
Croquet Sets
. 1ALL CROQUET SETS, WORTH
5sc. Sale price a.
8 BALL CROQUEr sErs, WORTH
y: Sale price ................... Csc
BALL CROQUEr SETS, WORTH
Q.2S. Sale price .soc
HammOcks
The most complete line ever shown
In this vicinity and 60 at remarkably
low price.
BABY HAArNOCKs MADE OF
Heavy Ash staging. only. &c
AEXICAN GRASS HANNOCKS.
.sn - =. s.s.......... ....SoO
FANCY WOVEN HAlOlOCKs,
with pillow and staal $780,
40xIo - .......... ............Soo
We hs~e then - higA - en- -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07

~HE many cases Of spasms. d. vltus
dance and epilepsy that DR.. Mflcs'
Restorative Nervfne has cured. vouId
alone give this great remedy vide reputa-
ton. Mn. Walter A. Steward. "a Bru.dv.v
Kingston. n. Y says March q lsps: .ln ieea
while On visit 20 friends our LITTLE efrl vss
taken with spasms. We FASTENED home 70
our family physician. He did all he couId
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07
Eel Aakuk afosDAYf ,iiuxf : 1sssz.

BY the revosutionisss, ANA declares nat
they prove the poor state to which the
asurrection ID reduced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-07

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

| The c. C.. Cycling club meet tomor-
row evening at o'clock at 917 North
Market street. A fun attendance is de-
sired.
The Blackstone club will hold meet
| ing tonight in the police court room a;
s o'clock. Every member is requested
60 be present.
The ladies OF the South Lawrence
| Christian church will serve ice cream
| and strawberries this evening at the
home Of Mrs. Kenyon. 512 South Water.
Tomorrow night there will be a tenn
perance rally az the First NJ. z. church.
B. L. lockwood. the Hoosier orator from
indianapolis. will give short talk. AL
are cordially invited.
The ladies OF the Emporia Avenue
Baptist church will give an fee cream
Fourth avenue this evening. June /. All
are cordially invited.
At p. m. Wednesday the W. II. ".
S. will meet with Mrs. George E. Camp
bell. 42s North Fourth avenue Ladies
will please bring their nite-hoxes. Let
all the ladies attend. Mrs. H. B. Scott.
Secretary.
a lawn social will be given by the
young people OF the Reformed church on
Friday evening al 523 South Water
street Music will be furnished and
delightful tine will be given all those
who attend.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
;Inio1 will bafI a r,o.hs-.s -,oa.f-r -.
their rooms opposite the pos:ofice a. 2.sO
O'Clock this afternoon. Subject: HOY
Shall We Best Teach Our Children Sab
bath Observance" AL are invited.
There viii be a meeting os The ladies'
OF ST Johns Episcopal church this at
teEncon a. 3 p. N. q, the church. All
the ladies' OF the churcii are earnestly
requested 70 be present, as matters ~
Importance VII be presented by the
.ect0-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
Sweet Sacret Songs.

We have received another installment
OF Sweet Sacred Songs" Nothing but
the highest CONNIE ndation from all who
secured them. The following is from
two first class judges In the city:
ITO the Publisher OF the Eagle:
'I am glad TO know that you are hav-
ing such a run on Sweet Sacred Songs
It's a gem. What it costs 10 procure
Il is mere trile compared with the real
worth Of the collection. take pleasure
in recommending it TO all lovers or
sacred songs. H IMBODEN."
81 have examined the collection,
Sweet Sacred Songs" and am perfectly
astonished that 50 fine a collection can
be furnished at so low price. IL rs ca
silly worth six times the price asked. and
every home should have one. The value
Of the presence OF such music in home
cannot be overestimated. and everyone
should take advantage Of this opportu-
nifty SO generously furnished by the Ea-
gle. Yours truly,
JESSIE L. CLARK.
"Supt OF music, public schools.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
COMMENCEMENT AT Ep,,o~n
governor Barnes Wni Deliver the Dip,om,s
to the Graduates

edmond. Ok. May 31.-AssembIv hal,
a. the Normal school building. was filled
10 Overlooking yesterday 10 hear the SER
mon Whlch was preached 10 the era5r-
ales. Rev. Comeron, ex-auditor Of Tho
territory now Of Muscogee. l. r. WI,
was 10 nave preached the sermon. was
detained at home by sickness. bu. his
pace was ably filled by Rev. Walter
Ross, Of the Normal faculty. From the
text: "Te Are the Light OF the World -
Rev. Ross preached a most eloquest SER
mon.
Tonight Hon. James E. Humphrey %
Purcell. lectured 10 the students OF the
Normal on the subject: AN Historical
ouiline-Cklahoma and Indian Terrific
ries." Judge Humphrey is an able ora
tor. and the address was OF more than
ordinary interest.
The hall al the Norman has been beau
tifUlly decorated
committee Of the graduating class
waited upon Governor Barnes TODAY ard
invited him 10 be present Thursday
night commencement nighO ana deliver
the diplomas. An invitation was also tx
tended 10 Mrs. Barnes and the governors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
AMERICANS AS A RULE
Are Not Favorabiy Disposed TOWARD
Counterfeits.

Counterfeits.
| Either counterfeit money or counterfeit
goods of any kind. The U. S. Court, sit
ting at Rochester, n. Y, has ordered an
Injunction against the sale Of GrainO
in packages made 10 initiate the original
Postum Cereal Food Coffee packages
The counterfeit in this case was put
out in packages having the red seals
erd much OF the wording Of Postum,
and the Notwithstanding public have
been given this or some one of the other
various limitations when calling al the
stores for the original Postum Cereal
Food Coffee.
These makers Of articles TO furnish
grocers with which TO substitute TOR
some original article have little IDEA OF
ilygienic or food value in Cereal Co1ee-
Some counterfeits are offered in place
OF Postum because the package weighs
two pounds, while the genuine package
weighs but IL lbs. One counterfeit two
pound package looks like Drowned rye
kernals ground. II is probably nar1n-
lass enough but no idea of food value Is
there. Postum is made by skillful food
exoerts. 20 per cent being secured from
the parts of the cereals containing the
albumen and phosphates required by
the human body 10 rebuild the gray
matter in the nerve cells. This part
also produces the disatase which disests
starch. That's why Postum makes
red blood" and why thoughtful people
u.s. il regularly. Buyers should lool,
for the red seals and the registered L.
S. trade mark.
Grocers sell the origina. and genuine
Postum at Is and % cents package.
Postum Cereal Co., Lin, Battle Creek,
Mich
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
AT THE BIG TENT.

gcod sized audience was royalty En-
ter;siled a. the Big tent last nigh:
where 4 neritoTioas performance is De-
ing presented every evening By ar sx-
-rerleiy clever company q comedy and
vaudeville entertainers. Baker an.
Feunda o?saei last night and their -
fined AID really excellent work Scored 6
hat NJ. Bakers i:npsrsozasions o.
Warde. Mayo. Keeui and Mansfield
were very fine Charles TraeSs. tie new
tenor. made friends singing sesss-n sa-zl
songs The new acts ~ the Cd men,
hs-s Of she company prove them r.
na-xably versatile performers Ladies
vi. Be admitted tree tonight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
FROST NIPS IOWA TRUCK
Corn, Potatoes, Garden Sass and Fruits Cut
OF by john.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, May 31.-This
section OF Iowa was visited by a heavy
frost last night. AZ some points corn
and potatoes were badly damaged while
more tender crops We're destroyed.
Much fear is entertained for fruits.
Marshallton. Iowa. May S1.-There
was quite a severe frost this morning.
Considerable zee formed; reports from
the country indicate material DANA &c
20 corn. early potatoes, tender vege;a-
bles and fruits.
Omaha. Neb.. May 31.-Only one o.
two points in the Nebraska corn belt re-
port frost Tor last night. and these so
light as 10 be Of no danger wha tever 10
the crop. In the central and northern
part Of tho state where most Of the corn
is raised. the temperature ranged high
er tnan al Omaha. The lowest reported
70 the local Office Of the bureau Is IS,
tl0n North Platte
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES
Full Report of the Past Week at Fa,rmoan.
College.

nh report OF the Fast week at Easrmoan al
College
The entertainment given By "SorosIs'
a; the chapel room az Paramount College
Saturday evening, was in every respec:
all that could be desired. The evening
vas clear and beautiful and the audience
filed the hall. The stage had been very
IaStefuliy decorated in white and greer
the colors Of the society. and represented
in architectural effect the Acropolis re-
stored
The PailoIathsan society. nurberirS
about twenty academy adde's. me Weo-
ster socie.y. and the faculty occupied re-
served STATS ii front
A. S O'Clock Professor Leonard took his
place a, the plano. ard played march a;
the sound Of which the members ot ire
college society. who we're giving ineir
frs, annual public. marched slowly
and took their PAGES On the sage Be-
fore taking :aeirt STATS ne president.
Miss Nina Rearas. f-vi.ed Rsy. ~.
Thaye- - offer ;hs invocation The a.
dress % ire pre<dea; ~as On Modern
Greece" This rss 1oilozes By a rcd
tziioa by NIEs z. Hail PsYu,a-sSa and
cSala;sa; .hen an essay CT Hs-ns-sc Civ
ii.zatloa. ~ Miss Beatrice Baker. ari q
piano t1@-t o. Mics z lrnoo<sa and d.
Els
Mss Ada Ggshrfe rad ST essay 90
G-ecian Myiho,oxy. f0ii7zej ey :xs ssrs-
f.t.c-s By Misses Nary ,ssckersoa. saa
Cora Bailey. closing ~ira carefully pre-
pared e-zslon ca Ire Greek z7nzz. 81
Miss Cara Bsxea-
The program Vas :z:est2erses via
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
CITY IN BRIEF.

Frank Brown was in from Cheney
yesterday.
Mrs Mary Hall. S33 South Marke.,
Is visiting in Norwich.
JF. Parker of Mcpherson was a visi-
tor IN the city yesterday.
". A. Stevens is up from Arkaasas
City visiting friends in the Santa Fe
Offices.
Judge Ashbaugh left yesterday for To-
peka on legal business before the su-
p-ene court.
W. F. Mi,chaer OF Newton was in he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
THERE ARE MANY OTHERS
American Strawboard Company vs., the
Bank of Douglass

The American Strawboard company
IS. the Douglas Bank has taken the time
OF the district court since Friday morn
ing.
The Strawboard company brings sui.
on the ground that the Douglass Bank
was and is the Campbell Produce COM
pany, which company failed in this city
more than a year ago. A. E. Lawrence,
who was manager of the company, testi-
fed yesterday that r. ". Campbell,
who is cashier Of the bank, was mana
ger Of the company; thai the first dollar
advanced for the business of the product
company came from the bank, and the
las: dollar. and all money received in
the investment.
II the Strawboard company wins suits
20 the amount of $4,000 by various 9TH
e. concerns will be brought asains. the
bank
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
SCOTT rs ARRESTED
NAN WHO KEPT BAYNEVILLE
AWAKE AND hungry.
IL Fouud IN Harper County by Deputy
Sheriff Green and Detective +. ID. Small,
OF the Missouri Pacific Old b1an Hot
Because Hts Son Married and Therefore
all This Trouble and Trembling-He
Was At the House Of Relative In
Harper County Taking q Eest-He is
Not Insane.

| Deputy Sheriff C. NJ Green and z. D.
| Small of the Missouri Pacific brought
'old man" Scott OF Bayneville to town
last night from DR.. Cleveland's. seven
miles southwest Of At.ica. Harper coan-
| ~. Mr.. Scott is the man who has kept
| Bayneville SO sleepless for the last two
weeks. The section boss down there re-
| fused 10 take the pressure Of SCOTS
prom;scuous shooting and threw up his
job more than a week ago, and the
| whole town and surrounding country
was in a fright. There mad been con-
siderab talk that Mr.. Scott is insane
but he doesn't look or talk that way.
All the trouble seems to have started
on account of the old gentleman's son.
Young Scott is only child
and they were bacf1ing together
when the boy took a notion to get mar
ried. The father objected strongly but
the boy went ahead with arrangements
and was married over all protests. This
made the old man hot and he confided
to one Walters some very uncompliInen-
tary opinions of his daughter-in-law.
The remarks went the usual route and
finally got around to the daughter-in-
Ia w's husband. who called his father to
taw.
OF course the senior Scott then chas-
ed his confidante 10 standstill ard
confession brought on a shooting match,
and when Mr.. Scott got TO shooting he
went clear down the line till people
would hardly come to town for their
mail.
Mr. Scott does not plead any insanity
but says Walters fired the first shot. az
ter which he felt bound to protect him
self and fired six times when Walters
took refuge behind a box car After
this Mr. Scott got in his cart loaded up
with gun and ammunition and disap-
peared about 4 O'Clock one morning.
Officers from here went down two or
three times, but could find no trace Of
the old man.
Saturday night Mr.. Green and Mr..
Small set out TO find him. They learn
ed at Bayneviie that Mr.. Scott had
proved UP on a claim in Harper county
and after considerable driving down
there they located him seven miles
southwest OF Attica, visiting and rest
ing VI he said.
AS the crowd came through Bayneville
Mr.. Green said the people got long
breath of relief and looked as though
they needed square meal and a nights
unmolested sleep.
Sheriff Cone is taking care Of Mr..
Scott till his case comes up for trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
POSTMASTER OF GAGE, t.
Is Knocked From the Top of q Rox Cal
and Killed.

j. j. Sellers. Santa Fe railway postal
clerk, came in last night with Informal
ton that Postmaster Buchanan Of Gage,
Ok, was killed on Santa Fe switch at
that place yesterday.
Mr.. Buchanan was sitting on freight
car snd the engine backed up against it
with such force that it threw him off,
striking his head on one OF the rails. He
was dead before any one could reach
him. He went to Gage from western
Kansas ard had, in addition to being
postmaster. big general store business.
He caves q family Of four Children
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
LETTER FROM Il PRINCE
Says He and the Princess Will Soon b,
Here.

Here.
The following mysterious letter wae
received at this office. The letter bore
no date line or salutatory address. In the
upper left-hard corner was printed: Pal
ace Hotel, Cripple Creek, Coo" A care
full search in the city directory failed TO
locate any Prince or Princess in this
city:
THE western Prince and Princess
will leave on the % OF June fore Wichita
which is his home Prince now deziers
10 see his old home Prince is the light
wayht champion of Colo and Utah.
from his Manager
w. Fl. CAMEL. 10 your
News paper and Oblige W. III.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01

selections OF music, both vocal ana IL
sirumental. and was greatly enjoyed by
the large audience present.
The entertainment given by '.Sorosis"
served to emphasize the value 20 wich-
ita and surrounding country OF an in
stitu.ion in our mids; where the gradu-
a,es OF all our excellent high schools and
academies can prosecute for four years
more their studies. without the sacrifice
and expense % long journey and sep
aration. accessible at hes; TO oTly few.
Professor Chase spent Sunday and Mon
day al NJ. Hope. supplying the pupil.
of one OF The churches
Rev. Mr.. Bomarth met with an acct
dent last Tuesday in connection with the
work a: the church. which has kept him
Confirei 10 his home during the week.
Professor Isely occupied his pulpit Sun
day morning.
Several OF the teachers OF Paramount
visited Lewis Academy last Monday and
were greatly pleased with the progress
manifested by this excellent school
Quite a number OF visitors az Fair
noun, were seen during the past week.
Among these may be ramed Messrs. A.
2. Casad, McC.ung and W. Price. High
school graduates Of go, and Misses L.
Atchison and VI. Warren. Of 81.
The present week will close the reg
ular work OF daily recitations and term
examinations at Paramount vollege. The
public exercises are as follows:
Saturday evenirg-Joint meeting Of the
thee literary societies.
Sunday norning-Baccaiaure ser
mon TO the academy graduating class. by
Reev Mr. Thayer. at Plymouth church.
Monday neutrality-suspicious. by Miss
Millison'a classes in physica, culture and
elocution.
Tuesday DISQUALIFICATION by the
faculty 10 the students.
Wednesday misunderstanding exer-
cises of the senior academy class. All
these exercises except the sermon Will
be held at the college chapel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
Real Estate Transfers
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