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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02
H. F. rerriII

insurance and Collection Aganf-N Money
to loan, warrants bought-Oaice in the
DEMocRAT building.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02
Clubbing Rates.

The Weekly DkMocRAr and Examiner
or g. so q year, with premium privileges
I, Q Weekly DEMOCRAT and Thrice.a
Week World for $500 year.
The Weekly DEMocRAr and Repub Ii
or $l.75 year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02
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Are features peculiar 70 HOODS Pflls. Small In
aiAe. tazseless. efaclent. thorongh. As ono mAn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

= -siAs Or. Nov. 2j.-An Indian Is re-
ri.d to have lie n found dead in the
ii between Dallas and the Grand
,,onde reservation yesterday. There
Wa= bullet hole in his head. The par
iicalaFs are meager.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

sax FRAScrsco, Nov 24.-The eighth
annual Thanksgiving football lame be-
tween the university Of California and
the Leland Stanford university was play
ed this afternoon IN the presence of 80.
600 spectators. and after DELAY Of seven
years California achieved her first foot.
bail victory over Stanford, By a score oI
- 90 In three games she score was
tied, and four times Stanford won.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon
for Linn County, Department No. 2:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

Moved! {!

Into the raltimore building where we
Enl oe glad TO welcome the patronage of
ali people wishing good quality of eoods
at low prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

Ngw YoRK, Nov p A dispatch 10
thetHerald IRON Washington says:
There is reason TO believe that the adj
mini-'ration would be willing to pur-
chase from Spain rot only the Philip
pines. but all of the Carolinez ard the
pcIea ,Foup.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

AxxIsrox, Ala. Nov. 25.-The city has
quieted down alter last nights rioting,
aud it is believed the full effects of the
shooting has been learned. Two negroes
were killed and three wounded, and six
or eight white enlisted men were aeri-
ously hurt. Two members OF the white
provost guard, who were missing last
night, reported for duty today.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-02

GRANTS PASS Nov. 25.-A man about
% years of age was this morning crushed
70 death near Wolf creek by log rolling
over him. There was no one near when
the accident occurred, but the indica-
tions are that he loosened the log 10 let
it down a steep embankment, and in so
doing slipped. A small limb caught in
his clothing and turned him over sever
to hail from Mexico, but did not give his
name. No papers of identification were
found on his body.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Wnreu LkeI, movtoe to Dobv

-Na'reu Lac l. muvioe to D,uby
TIE nth Do,s Schools gave 40
sIhihitioo SATURDAY svsltes
Mics Blsrch c rpsrt~r Of Manchester
sp at ies dsys 10 t0sa ia.i week.
--Comuuuiou services ~ill t.e observed
Al the church ou sgad,y morning
a is~ from ,his pl,c. attended, the
soeisbIe at Mr Lseh's il Moth E1pett
Fndsy eveti 2.
-Tae sous o. Nsterlus presented their
pls1 His Las, cesuss, Al thr to.n bali
10 r.slsi Moudsy eVenius.
The village schools closed Ttnui.t.
Miss q rtoa h~ returned TO bfr hone 10
D.1hy ard Mlsa Leach 10 RAPPORT.
nv william $. w.Is,r occupied ,h-
rulpil a. the sse3ai Cgtsr-s.H5u.i
Chateh 81 Beatlas'oa sald.y Febrasrr
loth
TIE Wonsa's Home Missi31uy meet
ius sill be held At the parsoasss Ttuu
Jay .iltrncon 10 shieh oil ladies ere iE,t
sd
--Bgesuss 81 ihs storm the Daughters q
The American Revelation did Hol nee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
.ab Ne pattas, Tssslsy, Ftb'usry
a sttirv EOS offended

80 Ne psttas, Tsss1sy, Ftb'usry
"a tbrt tas defended
Emea uattaa ssi hi, SISTER Mo-
assrs ,art.s,a ,h 8i tssaty q tt'
r#ses people .. = rfnstwrts laufse
rsny 500 Ae4s siAy UcpzE
-Aiertas Ngttss 10 nsriss Go ts'
tara 10 ills place Cbtr'e Meter ~
sbo hss brta cstyibs on tie tru ts'
ftaiaJ The toate esuel by Hsuty Ns3e.
-lrs c c., sto bss e,fttsi co tie
i.fu asps3 ~ @ a,ss 4 asItoa The pet
iso year, ts tatsn the Harm. Hrnei
i.fm ia Dspby snd .. sgw % rTias 10 tts,
plsos
TIE GsBse ssvta sutpr e pstiy itf
Mr. I'D NJ" Lassrs stunols ~ TIE q
A Il Hal MONDAY sytrIee. The ocssslan
bsi9s tue taeay bfb uive r.sry Of
ltsI msruase
The uUsFe -et oo' closed fni.y att
ta tItir.n9u tL,t trsetvrs greet pt.i.a
Iae rae,laaHas. Nabas sat dBlagass
sa,s sell selected sat tra3etei ia gucH
usuoer - to 70 ct credit upon tho
tast unto" A. sell as those nttas part
Toe t. 40 report. sett received safnr
Day night agd make Wy favorable
sAostaR IT. the past year siues there Is
ag appsieat gsiD Of hearty tao thoauad
dollars shown by the h,lsaoe sheet oar
telpols Layc cQst more than usual SID
many think they cot more tan tacy
oasbt to. or course wemn / have good
schools bat economy should be exercised
10 this department - well as 10 every
other.
- The following ,own cflaers we're elect
ed Tuesday; Moderator J NJ Armstrong,
CLERK and Treasurer, George NJ Wall,
Select Men. s Nichols. " + Tulley, II b
Il sndsll. LISTERS. George NJ Wall. A l.
Bowen. J + billiard. Auditors. } NJ
Armstrong, i l. H3liey, J L Buiinm
aud Collector, NJ B5ebe
School Director, NJ Tory. Road Com |
nj tiouer Q NJ Potter Tax voted, 81 90 |
1n srsud list
Nearly twenty Of the parents and
friends OF the puplIs gathered 10 the North
Dl-trist School house Friday afternoon,
February tEontJ filth TO listen to the
.onea sud reeI,atioas by the children.
lhe little ones did we'll and The exercises
Sere quite entertsiaipg The winter
erm taught by Mr.. billiard clio ed that
iiy, Daring the term eighteen pupils
we're registered aud they al did GOOD
work. Those who were not absent are
}elvs Hammond, lhons, Ham mond,
danop L igettoD, Ernest l. ige,ton, Fred
N0rcIoss aud Alvin Wade. Fred Nor
ross has not been sbsent through the
ear aud Minota and Eruest Eigerton
missed only one half day in tbst time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
TERU

We are stiil pretty well buried witt
suas snd com muuicspjn with the ou'sid,
Eorld IL often obstructed.
Mrs Carrie Gnf-ld, daughter o.
Jesse Ride, totuer rel Lent Of rbis tosr
disi 10 J. 5udosdctry l,s, week STE Us,
devoted sii- api mother sni consist
eut member OF The c Dsress i1usl church.
she leaves besides her husband and three
children, one brother sod tHo sist. r.,
Gaitgfd ID Ri Ter 81 L1nRmott Colors
DO, Mrs Henry Suies Of M,son, lows,
sni Mrs, Jalia II z'ston Of Btoekton,
Mas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
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h"s hiAheh ,srpet'e' 10 Wishing
"''uos - D
i0e's '''i DC sef''e a. u n
bsii t'i' sutd', +" . r NJ
h'iif' 'Noeb 'lo we nave oefh
u'i'irs inssis 10 s'lep' n 1
MIR. Z mcn1s q Troy spent sewers.
ds's OF last ~fes ~'th Mrs Rollin Smith,
p A bsrtaict, ~Lo is making b..
tome .i,b 800 Ia : lea is IN ,osn Tor
les days
TIE soeieble q tho Bsplis Society
Friday s-elns as sell attended snd
'try = tb'e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

a thrill Of terror is eiperier eed when
brssay cough n cronp sounds through
the honse at niRht. But the terror sooL
changes TO relief after Ole Minute Cough
Cure has been administered SAFE and
harmless for children. Il Wbipple,
Manchester Centrs; A Il Pettbone, Maj
chester Drpot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
EOKTH DOKaET .

Miss Bertha L igerop OF Dandy is at
Mr. Mark Thompson's.
MIR. Frank Shanahsn has gone to
East Wallinstord to work.
MIR. Charles Curtis OF Manchester
Derot speni Sunday 10 town.
Miss Mildred BuiIlm Of Manchester
closed a very successful term of school
last Friday.
Mics Mstie Lane Of Minchesttr
end Miss Lonlse Bnfium OF East Dorset
were at Mrs, George Gnilths last week.
-Mu G. b Petty returaed from
Railway, n. ]. last week She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Buech
Ter. Of that place,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03


49, t,tag Csc ,lsis hfss - $50
~ tst vsslu
s4naH " "sfter e D sigs 10 81 %
Naa.u uoass 80 - mslias srtsas
u,tt, ta rstea 49, tss Bsr7ss place o.
lrssl Tl.IIas vl.5s Or vilI - Up ia'
,aHnrt fsutsrer
f = 1lsrrs. trssi.rs. rFti,i'n @
d aabster sr8 srs3asie 81 to Se'
Ia Og8aa aeaa.ls, vgil Re ~ The CO
tom q 1s,t AsteB sBi g b at siasss'
tesltta sect Csssll.ltga ''e7
T4sNtu T. sIst3 sosiable ls,t Ihar
d. evening w.. eel AtstStsi. 10 u
spoats h. 10 sis is,sfestipg ttmsfhs wer'
m.ae ~ Tueo svin. George Saith. b.
n Bsistsst. Rev NJ sAT and u. X
simaBis
" II Ltihfep. who ha made gate
/. ooiIsel,oa Of old time relics, has secured
Zoe pi.toi oi tie Rsvola,ioHsfy period.
III, large br.ss pi'tsl highly monnted
sod 10 GOOD condition for service, sIoep'
b'a. nat lo9t'
Ness has been received th" 'ohp v.
st.1osra, formerly Of Fsrhaveb, ~bo
n.Auitd MSai hanl0fd. veil tbosn ia
M.scae,tsr, died At Hsrndop, IA recent
~ lie hai beet 10 poor health lot some
tine .ai wsbi west iuf change Of elim'lr'
eub.cuptioG, 10 M.nebtsisr Soldiers
monumsui. previously .eEno~ lodged,
$500, GO v Barton, Lacrosse, Wis.
81 ht's A. l.. Nbitio, Whluos'iIIe,
Mass 81, } i hichcls. New York, CIV,
Mrs Il shepsfdsoa, Manchester -,
l. l. Wymau. S25, II. h. Fowler, 60,
Peter Josssu. slei q, II Bali0u, al y \.
Boz IL, 81. LEi W. Pond. 50; total,
saJig
MANY people have expressed desire
taputrb.ses oary Of The book, Proceed
ibs. At the opeuiug d the Msfk Skinner
LAbr.fy" sl.o 80 address deliyered by T.
" u .tobiora Of CBlcig5, upon the lie
and services Of JnAse SkinLer. The
volume slso coutslus foe portrait Of
In5gs Sstopet and s5me Gge views OF
The hbt.r, bui dag. aud i, as has been
..,d "A gem Of the ba1kmakers srt, -
Mr.. Willing sttb Characteristic Rsuerosi
/, b.n had another edition Of $50 copies
pun,e1 10 be- sold for 80 cents each, The
ptoct, a TO be given 10 the library iuud
tsr the purehsse Of new books. The book
Is nov 90 sale atJ \. H.rd's store.
rn. vs,v lara .u.na.ncs a,
,A..aoo.l,o.rrss,,rs and svery,bips
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.u.,;,a ma. ,,.ys,,.d an e,sc,ion
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=, ~. coming t,lloxs Mode
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

There sre three little things which do
more worf than suy other three little
things created thy are the ant, the bee
aud DtWitt's Little Early Rsers, the last
being the famous little pills for stomach
aud liver troubles. }. Ii, Whipple, Man
chester Ceptre; A II Pettibone Marches
ter Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

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lei HaassH sTtsias Soaef lhf 'a'b'o'' 81
y Z I ID" A. , @G3i-. fte'i's1'
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Il \ "a Afe ~ h.aHlntt lf''''
81 oFhrsss sai sfsaasIe 81 tlr Nf~
+ IA afucti tctgois vlll be- g. is Nei
burr Hau'e. March b 49, Fl, 10 n'
+ sist'ft - ~ 'ff.n q rriftctah. ''i
40 se' rftafs, eyes 'Irn.a-a '#r, 7f
hssi tii'' l'iet
a talegf g. - rretr.3 fta. \ -
F Yrrt city Na.- trl.tr. n.vs a. t.e
/ Itaie u e J " ,Jt vuisa nafua.aa st laa
te,t5cof. f nis tr9sl,f o. les, & J
kefebst ta, u5 HtBIos f1asft. Sst
6eii Iu tsr B. ate gal Haafab oH "aires
asysix So. ST.. hsit ussa H'iFe a
'''' '.Ne' '' 90
/ VI
1''s ~ ~ '''''s
10 tbs Village. he ~s's mf1n o. 'hs
$500
He Hb'oH t'f''o' 10 Hiem"'' ~ '"'
Iste fHsboth ""'Atl' 'us s'rAt fmPe'
suee i'1ot'' "'s ''bel '''eA"'' 'n' 'Ne
service tenie' aud 'mpies'l'F l1e mus
- rsudeftl ~ lbH hniAh eh"'f vas very
excellent TIE eFNiim NE 'oN'H'"s a1i
sppiopilAt'. lie ts''i"'' p' M ~ ''e'"
OF TIE unlo9 'boF'a 'ne e7'et" 10 MIC"
tue d"oes'ea vac hf'' ~ AF'
sua 'h7 Not'a 81 's's'. l'' ~
'he hAloh' MIS-. n oW""' F-'F Wy
IMPRESSIVE f'''e~ q u'' ''''
e. Aha Tue pAs'ot s''' l'''''',
hion'e 70 hsf eb''' '''' ''+'' "'''' "
encouragement ~ ta''" wv 'tu''u W
carry % 'he "''s
The report 81 "a iJs dtrstnents
oi Our schools iaf 'ht term lAst closed Is /
a. folllsA. intermediate department,
Mics Julla R'chtrdson teacher: Not SD /
sent, L8nl' Bourn, L.una DAVIS, Ffsuk
Lugene, Charles NrreheFtan, Alice Shef
vim. Grace hlog, absent ope ball day.
Lugeue Colvln, Robert Benedict Frank
Briegs, absent one day, M.rsln Smith.
JohL Bolster. Pflmtty department Miss
Cotueha Derby. teacher, Those tsuktnR
Aigbest 10 attendance tor the year were
Louis Dupuls, GsriIaet Wright, Agnes
yerchereau. Annie SJm0nr sud Elith
King. Esther Taylor sss not abseLt DIR
ius the fret term, Harold Glidiugs Err
,st Wells, G4rdiaer Wright were not the
second term sn1 Ions Dupuis and Edith
K ing, The third term. Annie Seymour
md Earl Chfrbonueau were sbseut one
law
Cr.,kI Wat ,o,ns, velI known
.e,i3.o, o,thi. town d,sa At The home Of
~. t.,bo,i,t.w NJ, John K,rcher. in
g.. VIZ al, =, uoo3.v mo,,i,, n,
"'' 49,,
80, 49,. -,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Ciltist sud sduits tortured by burns
se,lis. il!luss, tc2 ms or skin diseases
msy core iottau relief by using DE
Wife WIch Hal Salve. !, is the
sfea, Pile remedy ]. II Whipple, Man
chester C~n'rs; A Il Prltbene, Marches
TT ID pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Wbst plua lru Is there 10 life sitL a
headache. constipation and bilionsnessf
rhoss nds experience them VITO COLD
become perfectly hesIth 10y usinR De
WA, Lutte Early kJser- tie lemons ~
tie pile J II WhpppIe, Manchester
Cruife; A H. Ptubone, Manchester
Depu'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Whoopihg cough - the most disWes'
ng IN alsdy, but its duration can be Gu
short by the use Of Doe Minute Cough
Cure, which Is also the best known rent
dy for Group aud sl lung and bronchial
troubles. j II, Whipple, Manchester
Centre; A PettiboBe Manchester Depot
EAST DORSET
The FrsedIey marble mill started last
week.
There Is more snow on the gro
than siuce the big blizzard 10 1888.
go Mr. Shellar hIi,hed drawing logs
last Friday aud has fine stock
A Nr Reed OF Dorset will work for
} NJ Beebe the coming year, occupyio log
his tenant house
Mrs Dr.. Bartlett aud er sister Der
TIA Lsndou, are both very III aad itars are
expressed tbst ,beg may not recover
tn mae Qul4iey will move to Rot
land to engage 10 the marble business
wish bis brother. He has foe residence
here for sale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03

Try R,dan's Microbe Killer. For
sale by Mlss Msry FrGnm, Manchester
Depot W
HETEET
ToHu cflcett. AZ Baroa uodtra
tor. Z " Carpenter clerk sad treasurer.
sbenos fIo~sf Saith stsldcn aud
Cusrlts Pbnhts seleo,nen. NJ d Roberts
constable, q Il Biohey ortrseer NJ Hu
5000 GrGli Morey sui A I hard li.t,rs
4 Il Betbe. W G Mason apd Charles
Phillips school directors, George 5 Hib
bard school uperlEteudsr', steliau Nor
~ road eounissioaer. Tar voted, 100
cents o = doliar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-03
FOR s SALE |

4 " II ~ \ II =
The balance O! tie stock Of goo Il IA the Bone
steel store ~ MAchtsior Centre VI, will be sOlt
At bargain, the whole stuca o. Any one ciAsr o
the goods remaining untUli As customer ma,
de sire.
Alec all parties oNing ILLS at s,id stote are re-
qnested 70 cAli ami settle them at once. ~ they
vii 60 into an Attorne!'s bands for oslltcuou
very soon
Wv, COOK, Assignee.
Mauchetter Centre, Feb 2ud, lsgS, S6ti
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-27
COAT OF TAR AND FEATHERS
Bestowed Upon One DIR. L. G. Davis at
CarrolltOn Hi.

St Louis, Mo-, LAug. ga special to
the Post Dispatch from CarrolFton, H.,
says:
DR.. L. C. Davis has been horsewhipped,
tarred and feathered and driven out of
this city by a mob of indignant citizens.
DR.. Davis came to this city about two
years ago, as the representative of an In
dianapolis sanitarium. He became ac-
quainted with Miss Maud Hensler, the
daughter of Mr.. John Hensder, n we'll
known blacksmith and respected citizen
of nhis city After keeping the girls
company nearly year, they disappeared,
and on returning reported themselves
married.
They took up their residence in Alton,
where's a child was born. Mr.. Hensler on
making invests ton discovered that they
had cot been married. He went to Alton
and mad Davis arrested and compelled
him to marry his daughter Since then,
Hensler claims. Davis has been eNtorting
money from Hensler by threatening to
take his life Davis raised a disturbance.
Hensler had him arrested and locked UP
in the county 5ail. On signing an agree
ment to leave the city, Aensler declined
to prosecute him and he was released. IN
stead pf leaving, he returned to the Hens
Ter residence last night, and being afraid
Of him, Hensler had him again arrested
and Eocked UP in bhe city prison.
Shortly after midnight last night a mob,
supposed to have been led by friends of
Hensler. broke into Jail and took Davis
out He was taken to Hensler's shop,
where another party beat Davis with
whips and tarred and feathered him. His
If ewas spared on the promise that he
would leave the city. 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-27
g - - "o n a.
Bears the nThe Kind You Have AIwaTS Bougf
''s, at &<HzZZzI
WRANGLlNG AT BOISE
Silver Forces so Far Unable to Get
Together.

Boise, Idaho, Aug. 26.-Very little pro-
gross was made today by the four state
conventions in session here. The two
wings of the Populists did not unite
The other parties refuse to have anything
TO do with them unless they do get to-
gether. They have given the warning
factions until o'clock tomorrow to get
together. The Democratic convention
adopted a platform 1t favors free coin
age of silver, reduction of tariff. con-
dens the issue of bonds and favors the
election of senators by direct vote.
On questions growing out of the Span
ism war it says:
I'VE declare our unaltered allegiance
TO the Monroe doctrine and are strenu-
ously opposed 10 the annexation of Cuba,
believing the inhabitants of that island
should be given the opportunity Of self
government. We also advocate the re
tenion of all territory acquired by Amer
lean valor and the war waged for human
ity always provided the people to be gov
erned yield their consent"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-27
LATE NEWS BY WIPE

London. Aug. 25-At the Hurst ParH
clubs August meeting today the Lorili4rd
Begesford' stables 4-year-old Draco wot
the Autumn selling plate Of so sover.
e.gns.
Queenstown. Aug. 2s.-Tbe Cunard liner
Campauia- Captain Waib~r. from View
York August p. for Liverpool. pse-esl
here A. 3 O'Clock This morning without
making the usual stop 20 land m.i4 aal
passengers. owing "a the fog Dre.si.frE
Springfield, IT,. Arg zs-Jo~aqh 8lur-
ply. member ~ rhe racing board. Igoas
division. L. a ". has de~t5ed ~ run
the chicago city c'sarnpio races az
Ravenswood. SEPTEMBER ~. Thers vlI b.
three rarcs. TWO i've saf orc Ten mile
DeGaan. Mass. AUG. Sim Ta5susa=
T. Bayard ex-agrs1assa6or - EuEl lad.
y no s 81 ~ the hosne % Mre Samuel %
War. his daagfser passe.1 @ fairly ,1ra-
fortahie rliSht and. aco,rt.rg =, .ila 81 5a-
iciso this tS-rr(.7n was holding ns oeu
Berlin. Aug "a r@5,ort g. pahlipaea ~
soros @ the papers Taat the Al.ezer3e tae
Dsutzchs Credit E.nertsn ysrssresssrssss-s
hank has fasled. H1th lah.Baas u aeve-zl
millions ard 10 assets. Tha hankers. e
II SAID have disappeared
eBrlia. Aug s-Ths imperial rnl.,s,sf
% re interior ~ circular - tse { 2
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Nebraska state cycling Meet.

Lincoln, Neb.. Aug 2s-Slow time was
the rule at the state bicycle meet today,
the mile track being heavy with mud.
Interest conferred IN the two-m'le amateur
handicap. which was won ~ Jerry Wood
ward OF Detroit. who also carried Of the
mile and half-1nile amateur events sun
ma ries
Half-mile. amateur-eJrry Woodward az
Detroit won: o. s. Ward. Lincoln. second:
c. II. Zimmerman, Kearney. third Tine,
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HaK-mHe. professional -. z. Mott Den
yer. won: liver Lawson, Chicago. second:
G. W. Meiersteln, Omaha, third Tine.
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Nile. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won T.
nerna n second; n G. Bennett. L4aec Z.
Jhird. Time. 2:zt SIS.
Nile. rofeSsional-Laysoa Won; W 3.
Vaughan. san Diego. ca. see0rE2: n =.
Gadke. Omaha. third. Tine. ID -
Two-rnlle handicap. anateur--ySo odward
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LELAND STANFORD ESTATE
Must Pay the Collateral Inherftanc.
Tax

San Francisco. Aug. S.-The supreme
court this afternoon rendered decision
OF Importance.
1t reversed the decision OF the superior
court in the matter Of the collateral In
heritance tax on the Leland Stanford
estate. The superior court ruled that the
estate need not pay the tax.
An appeal was taken and the supreme
court today, in Connection with its decis-
ion. directed the superior court to make
an order for the payment Of the tax in
conformity with the opinion
Leland Stanford bequesthed 81 10000 TO
the trustees OF the Stanford university
and 81. 20 coo to relatives.