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"WITH THUJ B3BST
ITST THE MTVIICET,
Come end see their?. Respectfully yours.
0. A. KRAMER.
II ? -
THE AMEEIOAH CUP I
Col..- Financial nvho Prama-
..,..... .f. Winn a
4. itmi To 1-
fend tt.o Cup.
(fr.ntb.OroDta..ndHili".".)
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'A
CHOLERA IN HAWAII.
Pan Francisco, Aug. 30. The
Hteamer Monawai, wnic.i
tonight from Australian ports, on
-Inn lit IlOnOlUlU unu..
When oH that port the steamer wa.
hailed by an American cona.il in a
announced thilt
.1.1 i.,t l.mVnnout in lionoiuiu
UlllMcia iJ" ,
Already there ban been eigiu aeai.in
- .Lm Mil.
t 4t.4 ,iiu-iu ii 111 one ni"
iroiu iui " .
i,l Chinese. As cholera
broke oat soon after the steamer
t..i..: 1.r nn 1wr last trip, 1 wan
preumel the di,eae was brought
from Japan by that vessel. 1 he
Mnnawa did not emer
THE INDEPENDENCE
Rational Bankl
Capital Ht.uk, .',0,MH..K).
HjiinscunKuu,
A UK AM NKI.M)N. -W.l.
CONSAWAY,
1'rcniilmit.
Sr l'n'ni'liMit.
. - CtiBliU-r.
ONliV J11IT1STIC W'0B1( 'fllRjBb OllT.
' . i,,i:, hi l.-aHt 8i-vtn stated perMslu
r:
if -
J1
1
During at 1-UHt B.-v.-n 'stat-d pcrl-xls in
i ill.. . ... .r. .. tm( 'if A
I,f u r rl hiimiKi jn. -
pcrwm'H liki-new, hm follows:
I.,r..l1..Hsl, ISabyho.Ml. ChlMhoml. loy
. t....i .1 Mlddli! litre. Ol '
. .if.ivK.v tint nliotoKraplier,
will supply you will, thine Ukcnw at
(." very'lieHtrnt.--. UWe Mm aeall.
u.....UHi; -'':,
SS- nwlvwl on irr.M.l a.vom.1
tJroiiils.
It. V. Kinltli. A. N'li"n. A AH.-..,
ttowT. Hirm l.l-TK.
Marble uranuo
Montniwuts,
Curbing
j:t0' v 1
Corresismdenoe solieite.1.
Tlie City Kestaurant,
Will k'v' joiiKI.V irod
l5-ef.it nieiils to."
mrPiTiti.TRAKS WILL ORGAN
IVAA W
IZE KARLY.
Ciucaoo, Aug. 20.-H.e .- -" . dire(it t0 Kttn
al Ret.ubhear. League has WBiica """.. TiaSB(,ncer8 for
. A.t iw.itn i mnriHCU. -0
proclamatiou to iJ" IIonoUllu ffere brought here,
clubs and the repu.m; j -
larue. The proclamation says ' .a, TO
l view of the probably norv , EUROPE.
of the next present ai --"M" v . IIandv &
it , hnportant that ail worKOi ,Kw ...
gll5,ization shall be started la xu.- - fa god
aild pushed hi IU. mos, . .p,. Fuller ha,.
ttn,ler- :......,i V,r KRO.000 their engage.
. ithmt I nrlier in the weea.
ROIERT J. ..,. ti uiun20().(X)0ingold
' ""li " C, " man & Bros.have
v- Y,,rk. Auk. 29.-The fnost 0'"'T n ,h .ir shipment
. "T . v':,.:.:' f ever aeciueu iu
inspiring ex... -r--- .. to $1,500,000.
... 4MOuai AT, r R'CIWW" " ' r
ineaicai am cuum "
dead
by a rumbling noise like distant
thunder. This was io.iow.
two slighter shocks, which, accord
ing to some reports, uieu auj
low, grating tones.
W try to iwtke " S...lay IMn
. ,urs the iK-nt In I..aepe..ilenec.
.... MEALS -A.T A.LL HOURS-
McGINN&CATLIN, Prop's.,
it..,.. HI
I.NDW'KSl'KNCB.
nnn't be Sick!
Sperling Bros.,
Ment Market
tiVAl.KU IN
Choice Meats.
When You are Well
KNOW how it makes one feel to
In Hl.-k Hut U you ...
au.la.r thut it ) our u"'"'"
E"nU WeWel-leo..Hi.J.rabeex1
... t.rriH.rin inetlieineH anil
nMre l W We keep no other k.ml.
. i v,o, R.itiert J., ."w"'
John R, Gentry and Joe Patehen
. i i?,.iu.ri .T. won in three
e-iui
... ,..;,.Vit. ln'iits.
Time 2:0(Vi; i5:4' -i-
ttvanTMOUS FOR
ATION.
t am. 29. Col. McFar
lane, formerly aide-de-camp to the
lave - - ,
in Tendon. In an interview he
ENCOURAGING IF TRUE
v,vr Ans.30. Bradstreet
Ct Tf -M. -0
.: ,.,nrrw sav: The concilia-
nil wa"""-"
: tt.lr nf Aceust surprises even
.1 nntimlSllC WllU too
IIIO Ulino
.i 1 . . n- n t
. vi tno V 1 1 1 1 1 11Li v
ning increase "
business.
.,nn r 4 CT? AE
A WELL UEHW iVJ"
LEPROsx.
T.mi. Aue. 30. A. leper,
t.t. 1. New Jer-
a,ii .l.pfnrnflof the earthquake,
The tremor extended mrous.."
the northern part, wiiwe me
,.f;n nnnpars to have escaped
1 T?,..w. ..11
.i ..f nM uniireiv. f'ulu""
IIIC CJUVI
... 1 in Ihc
..r l,a .,tlP9 ftllU VIUIU
Ul H ,w .
northern section, the story receive..
is the same.
d,,., inrtPHiA. Sept. I. An
earthquake lasting several seconds
r.lt olfin'r. oeK tins moriuiifi-
wan ici " " ,
tu j;oi, i,an'.ft was violent enough
1 JC UIOlU. III
w hile it lasted to create a goou C1
of consternation and not a little
damage. Buildings percepuoiy
swayed, and pictures toppled from
their places.
A LABORER lNrAfliui
KILLED.
Padtt a n. Auff. 31. JohnSund-
berg was instantly crushed to death
at 2:15 this afternoon on Second
utreet, near Washington. Sund-
berg was struck on the head Dy a
derrick, which split the skull open,
so that the brains oozed out.
ed in London. In an interview tie ou - - .
said that he was informed the oia ' . by leadhlg
wnrPHPnifluvcD i i 1
ffirm ot ooveruiijciiv .vr. -
ioru. u. k rnn. nhvsicians
i i ; miiin I rexiuei.n vv.
W0U1U WU'V r ,
land when congress assembled to
urge the annexation of the Islands.
RKMKMHKH that wo han
dle many articles you
,av leiire. lf'h as J'01'
Silverware, Watches, Clocks,
etc.
PATTERSON BROS.,
fiiin t
lndepiMi.lei.ee, Orevfon-
553t ilTKl""2
RvTruck & Transfer Uo.ii
IUV .rT, mr.n. Prop. til
r! .W.DO(JKr,i - ; r
?! llaullnsr done ..treason- . . . i
a -
Iir..wTtirnV Dpi Sept. 1-
w- nprrntible 6hock of earth
VUitU - i
quake was felt in mis enj
6:30 o'clock tn is nwrums.
physicians and the health author
ities, left St. mollis ior P.
known. Became lrom u..u
Texas.
SLA H A l 1 " 1 . , . . .. - nRROON. W
OPKN SUNDAYS FKOM 8 to 9 a. m.
Frco Delivery to all parts
of tho city.
. HitleiHsndenee.
Main Btreet. '
BOOr-oSHOESHOP
P. H. Murphy, Prop.
'. liowt .
work
turned out oil
hort notlee,
TNDEPKNDENCK, I Nurii. Mm :
Z.'-- - -
fy-T.ri:ik-.'."tf'w,rTr':i:w,VA
OREGON.
i .
.
l)..i,nlrlllir of
all klndH will
reeelve
protiipt
utluntlou
EJ
A share ol your patronage
i
,r . T - Independence
Main Btreet, '
City
Feed : Stable.
w -
Km Johnson, Prop
Horses led bT . Jy.
week or mouth, l""
BtoekWt In ojr
care will I
tendo.1 to. Charges
reasonable.
independenceTteam dye works-
n 1 m A
Faded Clothing Restored
To B.oekS North M.ln Sir... Brid,
r r ANS. - Proprietor.
VV . -
esander-Copper Drug Co
-i i .. i knnn on hand
BISSEL OFFERED THE VACANCY.
o.-r.nn Ana. 29. An evening
. jaaiam thnt ex-PoBtmaster
paper ucua -
Bissel has been ofiered oy
r,..:.iI,nf PKve and tlie place u
l I WlUiii" -
. nnnrl.
trie unueu .i --r
bench made vacant bf tne '
judge Jackson. 1M W - -
that it is not likeiy mm -will
accept. Mr. Bis.el left early
this week for Marioc, on Buzzards
bay.
THIRTEEN MINERS LOST.
r .t Pttv. Cel.. Aug. 29.
lMlu w-, - . -
: . . I nnnfni i? ui
The acciucuio o
Americus and the Sleepy
mines, this afternoon, caused the
death, it is believed, of 13 miners.
Every effort is being mau w .
the men, but mue nop"
tained. .
Soon after 3 o'clock the
. . r iu,i Vib
the lower workings oi u.y
mine, east of the main shatt, broke
through the old workings ' .
r,nt. 1lmi worked tor a
WUICU imo . .
k. vears. Coursing easi-
i .tvnnk the Amencus, where
..... Ti;..a whoso names bavenot
t i..,,,t were at work m tne
oecu .i" i ,
, f t. in Bhatt. iney.c
lower jioiu v.
i 1 I vi lTfl ( IIUISC, w..
botn arowHBu.
.i;.:rt.pd to the Sleepy xiui-
low mine, the easterly portion of
the Fisk vein.
TO DEFEND THE CUP.
v. vnv Anc. 30. The Amer
it;v iui - .i j
formally decided
,Mit held this eveniug that
ii.., i.,i aMted the Defender to
ll.ey "
meet the Valkyrie for the America
cup.
MORE ARMENIAN. OUTRAGES.
t Ana 30. A Chronicle
dispatch from Berlin says the Vos
Biche Zeitung. has heard from Tiflis
that 500 Turks and iuw jvuiu
. i i u Aminia.11 town of Ke
taCKUll lire .
,, vi uses. They
makn aim k"-" -
plundered the churches and mon
asteiies and burneu m
CHINA GRANTS THE FRENCH
INDEMJNUi.
I T . ..Tfl A tl(T sn-OfEcial advices
. pffect that the tin
ners .o u . j
... .,i iont has grameu
nese Bu.v.- - .
French missions in tho province ot
So Cluiou an indemnity of 4,00,0000
francs.
MrKINLEY A BIG FAVORIIJ.
c. -EuivrTsro. Aug. 31. tne
k i 1
d cani. a lptter to the
ravening i wk -
i.: or, of f-verv republican coun-
ITlli&ll "
. 1 I . n a. r i .
x .IttPP aHkiniE who
considered the logical nomine
j . v... .v;a TiHrtv. and who
presiuenii r "
a. kct ,.ftnidate for vice president,
tllo
i ft. onVmArfpr.
McKinley naa mweu BUfr-
four favor Allison; nar..uu
on Don Cameron one.
of two. For vice
19 BW'" " 1 .V
president, five favor Beed ana u.e
other votes are: Lincoln four; E?
i TTtrn one: Elkins two;
Morton two; and three favor a Fa
cine coast canidate unnamed.
NEBRASKA'S BIG BEET CROP.
Norfolk, Neb., Sept. 1-1 here
are aljout 4000 acres of sugar beets
in Norfolk district all "laid by,'
and in much better condition than
in any previous year. Recent
Kpnpfitied the .lx;ets
raino
greatly. With continued favorable
conditions for roots, the results of
harvest will exceed other season,
and will probably be more than
40,000 tons, which would mean
an output of some 7.000,000
pounds of granulated sugar, and a
- iiA. i1m,a nnn
run of more man iw
nights.
"JACK THE RIPPER" WAS A
MEDICAL STUUiNi.
Sent. 1 Dr. Forbes
f London, a well-known
specialist on suicide and insanity,
says that "Jack tne xuppei. r.
bv his .crimes terrorizea aai.uu -few
years ago. is incarcerated in a
-jounty insane asyium in -s'-
fact is known
VT. l luciu"
to the doctors, but they hushed up
the facts. Dr. Winslow sajs u
a medical student, suffering from
suicidal mania.
NEW
FILIBUSTERERS HELD.
Philadelphia, Aug. 31. The
fli.hiif.ters arrived yesier-
VUUuU i'4V" , . .
day. They were held in $300 bail
each for the United siaies wiu.h
.- . Voir
Th.WMW,Orc0onUnEOcU.Year.
TUB WO" () KM.
form."
CHAS.CI.ABK.B'"'1''"
Perfumes,
Station crj,
Taints,
Oils,
Varnishes,
Brushee,
Combs,
Soaps,
Syringes,
i ..ln n and Keep
Always aim vut Unbher Goods,
lrlinr
Patent Medicines
Pi mir-R.
Thermometors
15ooks,
Pens,
Pencils,
Etc., Etc
- ...iinMER" be-
mTleaV-h ,9. a..h.
-nhnut notice.
Fortrel or r-"
" , ii.. . rnrnnnnnded
iinns :-: Caretuny -.-
Independence Roller lour Mills,
X.. HEt-MlCJ-i. re
pealer in Flour f
ham, Bran and all kinds oi
,;n at n lis.
Iwarenouses at .IndepenW & Parker.!
tt TTTTva CHANG AGAIN IN
IjX JL v a
FAVOR.
T , TT.,r.
Anr '2!. Lll nuug
&HAHUHAI, -
Chang has been appoinwu .u-i
chancellor by imperial decree, in
place of the viceroy ot the pro u
of Chi Li, which office he has form
erly held.
READ IS NOT INSANE.
Q . . A..r. 29. The Rev. J. C
n-j oonnired notoriety in
connection with an attempted bank
i ,. l T'nrt and anu wo
rouuci j i" . .
ward placed in the insane asylum,
.: u .lidWced in a few days
Will uiovio
for an unusual cause. Supennten
T..;.,a and other officials at the
UCUb A
oftr H se.nssine me uucu-
,vwnit,h v. state iu
eiven no evidence of insanity since
his reception at the asylum, hence
u;nt discharged not as 'im
proved" or "cured" but as a sane
rvnminff Read's commit-
ment, the superintendent says he
may have sbown signs
derangement prior laere.u.
awvfiATTOSAL RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT.
t.u,1 Anff. 30. A party
rvl'CE."1- iiv, r?- .
- e 5 n. Flint and wne.
consibwug " .
Thomas Hinkle, 3iis.es -
Buick and Marie Wissing,
Roseburg this morning for Tioga,
twenty-five miles, east of here.
When within live nines
destination and at Lone
V,nw errade. ine uew
yoke of the hack broke, frightening
Iu ua Tn running down grade
the hack struck a large tree, iu.
. .,, ... : o r,on. The ladies
mgai.ouv... - -r r
receiveu buuio
..v.n Kmised about the head.
was uiy ,.li
i,,. x a i imured aooui.
riiub " j , f.
lees, anu ucn "
....olila fr sneaK. iueun-. -
Was U'"."' " i
tendance left here this evening,
DECISION AGAINST WOJUt
g . t f. T . a ttp.. Aus. 31. The aa-
i J that.
preme court nas u,.
women cannot vote ai, iu
i; in November, ine caac
. nn nm-ipnl in a suit ot
came up " n
Sarah E. Anderson againsi n..
Tyree, register officer at Ogden in
volving the question of women vot
T..Ja Mrrit said the Ed-
Uig. "b , . ,
..TnnVpr law had not been
repealed and would remain enecuve
.. 1 Ktatenoou
There had been no intention on the
...i tho constitutional conveu
:,i tn allow women to vote at tne
tiun .
et. wtir,n in November next,
i ..x oii- them to vote there'
OU VJ
after.
YORK BANKS STATE
MENT, ,
New York, Aug. 31. The week
ly bank Btatement shows the follow
ing changes: "
Rewrve. increase , T2fm
Loans, decrease.. W;W0
Specie, oecreo 0 77K 4(H1
Legal tenders, increase
Deposits, increase
Citation, increase .. ... ..
The banks hold f 00,10,0
excess of the requirements of the
liw.
FOUR
CHEHALI3 A WINNER.
Woodland, Cal., Aug. 30.-Che-
halis won the 2:18 class pacing
race today. Pathmont eecouu.
Best time 2:10 1-5.
rvTWKT OF THE DREADED
1
UlSliAMli.
a. "Petersburg, Sept. 1. Official
. ' .. t.Vint there have been
returns
2250 cases of cholera ana o
deaths from that disease in the
government of Volnenia, Dei
July 11 and August 17.
THE AMERICAN CUP RACES.
New York, Aug. Sl.-The con-
t 1 Tnatran
ferences between Loru wuu.-.--ad
the cup committee resulted in
" . .. -1..U lhl
the issuance by tne ciuu
nnouncement: .
for the America cup
contest will consist of the bestthree
out of five races over coun- -
miles in length, with a urn . uu...
of six hours, The match will com-
mence September , anu i -continued
on alternate days The
races will be startea ou
Hook lightship, and tne
atory signal being given .
A. M. ann the starwug
o'clock."
COINS
FINANCIAL SCHOOL
DRAMATIZED.
Chicago, Sept. 2.-Probably the
most novel stage production ever
witnessed in Chicago was given last
night before a large audience at the
Chicago opera house It ,
dramatization of free silver in pol
itics, and judging "
able circumstances v"-"6
first public performance u
r 1 t .H...t wide-
may not uuiieiy v.
spread attention.
ATLANTIC STATES
SHAKEN.
r, i-,v SPnt. 1. Three dis-
shocks were telt
UUUI. C"1""! . , . n
l. ..wlanta Ot lirOOK.1V I. ttuiu. -
this morning. No damage
" . . . 1 r
to life or property is reporieu .v-
... :i TVi rtu-
any section ot tne eny. -
tricts of East New York and South
Brooklyn received tne gmu.
i..v Kt f h rumblincs were dis-
tinctly felt in other sections 01 .
i..j,vinr renorts are
01tJ. :L th
eiven as to tne fv,ij -shocks.
The first shock which
was felt at 6 o'clock, was followed
DEATH OF AN OFFICIAL.
,r. m,iM.' Sent, 1. City
,n - T T Rurt-et died this
lllBC."
Ofion after 1 o clock. l;'e
Ulll.uii'""
immediate cause ct msueaiu
1. ,Wp but he had ior tv-
eral years been a sutlerer from con-
J .l. nat. BIT
iiiinnir iuc i.-
guniHH""- 7 .11.
months he has Deen very
1 n,j rA talked wtt. uim
anu . " , j
cultv. He has, however, attended
ntipa of the ireab
j in his office yester-
OUICC nil" ,
day as late as 6 o'clock During
. .,.1.- ..ni. choking and
the nignn. -
,k .1(r of the bed. A
eat ou i o- ,
. suited and before
nemon u.i&-
EUROPE'S PEACE ENDAN-
pE4lEU.
fint. S In a leading
liOMK'-'i - ,
expresses the opinio..
. . lo.tmrn the
man celebration f.
peace of Europe.
r nprs has- been offensive
.od-ach-to-ey
the feelings of me u;u irT,
Theemporer has allowed himself
to use language, u at least
capable of . being misunderstood.
While the Globe does not believe
that the empWer desires war, his
utterances, it is said, are assuredly
' not such as to further peace.