The Street Fair
Is not the only attraction in Pendleton ; its goinv.
to he Mg and grand, hut the Magnet Cash Store's
prices are becoming famous and arc attracting
widespread attontion also. If JfOU want big
values for little prices the Mapnet is the place
to po.
A chance for a cold watch piven with every dol
lar purchase.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements 4i Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
FRIDAY. AI'iil'ST :il. It"'.
HATLY. WEEKLY AID SEM1-WEEKIT
Vf TMA -
Rait Oltauutaa Pnblinhtnc Company,
AT
tinn of tlto mrlh till, in the seqnenee
"I tin- atH'f-, llipsv also !(. in to fail.
a
With Niirh remott' sw.-ulnt inns c
r' mi! MM MMMefned. It i f MHMah
fur us to takr Mta li" r.n-ul Imp
BWllglgni irmrrrsa of rtivnt illtoovory
lias HMNtng tin- tlraiti UMM the
natarnl wealth f old nMnnnwtnftng
countrice, nini penerially of tiront
Kritain. hikI at t tin- MM tunc frank
ly to reropnm' that it i only ly new
inventions t tint tin- col lateral Will of
oM I in I loin Ml ba BiHtgMad that
to i hai-k is iniiaitsilili' : that our only
hope lies in a further ailvanrr.
No century lias aii'ii so groat a
change in nnr intellectual iMllMIH
ion nf the world in which i' live.
Our whole point of vie has chungeil
The tneiitiil tramenork in which we
arrange tin- arte lads in the world
of men ami things is quite a now
framework.
The tMCUMl of the universe
DMMill itself now in a wholly
chungi-il perspective. We not only tw
I more, hill we toe ilitteri-ntlv.
The ilisoovertes in physics ami in
I cheniHtry. which have bOfM their
s;..rr in tiin- rii renting tor us the
evolution of the ist.aro in pngMat of
igivltiK MB qnttC new ulcus M to the
inner nature of that material whole of
I w hich Uie world's traversing tpaoe is
! hut an inalgnlMMrt part,
I'iffereiice of iiia!ltv onre thought
ultimate are constant Iy la-inc resolved
' into difference of motion or rontiktura
I turn. What were mice
t ! ini! .ir' now know n ti in mi i enientt
BW I ,W i a VBaatttS
ynm'mmmmmmmii'mnimmmmmmnTmntmmn
IHARDWARE
Foi .ill klndi pI
twit
OH' A 111
3
FhNllLKTON.
HAIL. uv HPllyn 111.
Dwtitin'r.: . -taaa..
DM.-.fV'l BM1M. ! AAAl.
Bmcwmi ftftfc. by cam) .
InA! WfrKrfHa
Umg'.c Ana ,
OKI CON.
f
i
fzrai
m wu: T UTI i AATBS
. ta.i
Ma
M than 11,100,000.000 worth, while
South A Mar Km and our new inasvaeionr
t a 'ract i.in thereof so small us t
in- an almoat aagligibla qaaatity . Tin
statistics oi our foreign ennimercf,
taken a- a Wbola, are Mm IndrflPtltabll
mdicw of proaporltyi ayii the New :
York World. And lor that pmpavrifv
the nation in not indehted to any poli
tieal party, hut to the natural gfOWtll
and development oi it- own mdeniliil : ami -i-eulation i fore. d .. admit ac a
resource? and to the newlx of foreign iNtwihility that even the chemical
Maawtkn kmmm ! iliwiiitiai in I wanianta thamaalrw mnr ba i" Hon
buy from ui. If partien could inak
Karf's Clover Root Tea
tininrUU HI 8fW biK. ami fl.oa
S. C. WELLS 4 CO., LCROV,
sole ftaoaicToat
H V.
I Shell Hardware, Tin, Gw ite. Iron and Copperware,
Oils. Axle Grease, Lime. Coal and Ceo.eU
I SAVAGE AND WINCHESTER Rifles aid Aamnnition.
A 'few odd item of eut nails af W.W er kep.
Secial onlers piven prompt att.-ntion.
IKI
Taylor, the Hardware Man
2l .Main Street 3
Tim. sch.du,, I
Ml k,i i.
r"'. "lllAl,. IZ-:
hi,,,,.,,,,, f 7.'
SlHikAlie
fiver
No k
' :4A a. m.
for ftAl1 bT Tallmn a ' a
What were nine retiardeil
Phanonwna apparantly an wide apart
a. i iff I t . radiant heat and electricity,
are, aii it in Mneeasary to remind
von. now rei'ifni.eil hp Milwtantially
Idantlanli Prom the amuMiBiMli of
atoni! in nioU-cnle, not Icac than their
intrinnic nature, flow the characteriAtic
attribute- of the compound.
I lie atom I Mall lian lnen pnlverieo
. i i..,- . ..
ICE
OUKI UMCBIPTION !-.
Dm cft cm Mftr
Um mwf Miki
Tntl UtiMUnai
''ry
ADVSOrTttKM PATaaS :
Dm itck.arbm. in tk.y fnKu .
iraf tn.a. m ten, in J . pr
I
.piihpf e. i
1 n In IMA. i . -. 1 We 1 r
Utfr th la kti.ltA ftlttli.prt tA.A pf
o. r-n oi i pin .in
Omiatftaiaiaii ! in 'Mill ifci i
Oaa iAft. Avltfts. m "111.1 tt ftMata
4lrlUftWiarA,.ftA WAAf,. P V' "l"
lf tAlAA IAiAAI tA TaaaJa uaa Af Iwai W AAkh
M lAlh AAA OAa I
ill I iiftaftim it iniAii i i n mn nih a
I" IW lAAAIIMIA.pAt IA4A... Aifi lin,)AAH IAAAA
HA. AK.
Ui. AAALAA. IAA CAAtt pf UAA. AAAk lAACTUt
and unmake ptanpntttjf there would ba
more respect hv the tnpe for tho-
' JJ who make wil it ir their profe-nion. If
J there waa a ilivum U'tween politic
and btiAineAA the eountry would
U'tter off and the hurdeiionn political,
who ix forever -enkini: oi: d and power
would not have MMb niaitiiiticent op
irtunitv to prey upon the p.-nple.
than varietieA of a ..i.-.m. Mbatanw.
aktiiit: fi.M.K1 ri:.
y
!
A WONDERFUL CENTl'RY.
liuriup the last one hnndrnl year
tin world liai. een ureut war. yreat
national ami aoeial upheaval-, ureal
II r eat econoinie
Literature ami art have had
..n the Philippine ronimiaaion and t ,.,iril.U ,,,. intellectual n.h.'r.ta
would have lieen unirrateful in him if f our race
Yet, lartie . i the tpnaa whiih Aiih
jecta like theae legitimately till in our
lf eiiurae Denhy i f..r McKinley.
McKinley i for I'enhv. Tlie prv-ident reliiiiotiA movement-
lave the ex-mmiAter to China a fat ait cliangex.
he hail withheld tna u ild-ileniocrutic
aupport from the republican candi
date.
Senator Kcott pavya a compliment to
the old Bay Mat by remarking that
"no iim- but a meaker whoae Knttl iali
ia of the la-at la teut into Maena
chuaetta" and there is a touch of hu
mor to lux statement retrartlinK the dis
position of niitlt party snellhimleni.
that tlie republicans send theirs to
Pennsylvania and the democrat theirs
to Tela?.
thought, much as they will occupy
the luliire liiatorian, it is not amoiiu
theae that I aivk for tlie most impor
tant and the moat fundamental
differences which separate the present
from preceilint! ages. Bather is this to
la found in the cumulative nnsluct
of scientific research. to which n.
other period offers a prevalent or
a parallel.
No single disA-overy, it may ba, can
he coinnarad in its results to that of
Coieriiicu-. no -ingle ili-coverer can U
eoniaired in genius to Newton: hut in
their total effects the advances math
ov the nineteenth centurv are not to
The Hindoos, it is aid, figure the .
world as a hemisphere which real
upon (otir elaphanu. which in turn Not onlv ia the iurprising
reals uhiii a tortoise, which reals upon i of knowledge new. hut tin
water. Of courae, the Himhsis never
go ao far behind the returns as to ask.
what so pjairis the water? A fool can
ask a i,ueation that a wise nan cannot
answer, and this is true regarding
many thmg in this life aa well as the
one that it is -uppoaril t. tollow tin
one here
Texa ia the first state in the t'lnoii
to bring to justice thoae who resort to
mob law and engage at time in lynch
ing Ulnar . . used of crime. Kight men
in tbat state hav recentiv lieeu con
victed of murder in the firal ilegre.-.
l.-caue they were tin principals in th.
no t.-.i-i
aaa to
which it has lieeii nut is lo w .u-
The growth of industrial invention is
not a fact we are ertnitted to forget.
We do. however, sometimes iorgd Imw
much of it i- due to close connection
between theoretic knowledge and its
atilitarian application which, in its
degree, is altogether unexampled in
the history of mankind.
I iUpiHase that at tin- MM) if we
were allowed a viaimi of the embry.ain
forees which are predesMned in.-'
lA.tenilv to affei-t tin- future of mini
kind we ahouhl have to look lor them
not in the legislature imr in the press,
nor on the platform, nor in the
hemes of practical -l.it. -nn i.. I., r
the dreams of political theorifta, but
in the laboratories of scientific tn
dents whose names are but little in tin-
it i . . . -
numpi.rev lynciiing in neiMieraon II)omhs of men, who cannot themselves
county, a year ago. Theae men have forecast the results of their own labors
been sentence.! to the neinteiitiarv for I and whose the. tic- woul I -.-.ir. . I..
Ill- -- M ini I tinderstiaal bv thoae whom thev
. , . . . . clnerlv lien
example in ner sister states
be hopad that other atates
quick to follow it.
will
iaaM
It is tu i ,(0 ,,, propoae to attempt any
will U- sketch of our gains from this moat
fruitful union !!. ei, -. ,.-n. . ,u. i in
vention. I may. however. irmit mv-
aelf out- parentlietlc remark on an as
peel of it which is likely more and
more to thrust itsolf unpleasantly
upon our attention.
Marvdlous as is the variety ami iu
genuitv of nnslern industrial methiais,
they almost depend in the last resort
upon our supply oi useful power; and
our suiinlv of useful isiwcr is iirim-i-
national uueationa. It enlarges the pallv provided for n- bv metlnals
A presiduutial campaign is aneduca
luili. It is well worth wiiat it coats.
Tin- American aiipl- go to a jailitical
achiad mice every lour yearn, much to
tliair profit. A presnlantia! campaign
binds all sections of this great coontrr
cloaar together in the discussion of
POLITICAL POINTS.
H. II. udell is Senator Pratt's choice
for the republican nomination fur
governor of New York and he will
probably be the candidate, as I'ratt is
"boaa" of the part in the state.
John '. Wiailley, presidential candi
date oi the prohibition party. will
scak at Cortland picmbcr A. Al
though inn tenanting to carry Omgnn,
the prohibitionists are energetic in
this year's campaign
senator Beveridge. of Indiana, will
iiegin bia panning tour in Chicago
-eptemla'r M. lie will then continue
throughout the Nortl.we-teri, state.-.
Senator Allison will .-ak in Colorado
ami Idaho. Senator I'olliver, of Iowa,
and .Senator Cullom will confine their
canvas- principally to their own state-.
Thtialore Bonsevelt will start from
Chicago, September ami speak in
Wisconsin, South I'akota, North lla
kota. Montana, Idaho. I tab. Wyom
ing. Oolorndo, KnMMi Nebraska and
loam. I'n September 17 he will nvak
at Helena, Mont. ; BaMtnibaf IK,
Butte, Mont. September 19, Poeatelio,
Ida. He will not visit Oregon, Wash
ington ami California.
The administration of QovafnUT
lingers ha- been the best in the state's
history. It has been singularly free
from -candals and dei'alcati uis. The
state s finances wen- never in better
sjiape, and the state - credit was never
higher. The various public institution-
have lieen managed w ith admira
ble con, oin and sound judgment. The
Spnkesnian-ltoview thinks his renom
iuatioii fur governor was, therefore
deserN i .1
environiiieiil and nienlul makeup of
ever) . !. ten that uker an interest in
it. It forges giaaJ citiseuehip ou the
anvil of agitation. It imparts self-rcai-A-t
and adds to the stature of every
man, to rvalue that he ia a sovereign
citue of ao great a republic It has
a tendency t. disseminate wisdom and
to make each individual nearer
capable of velf-guvernuieut and, to
tiiat extent, making government leas
burdensome to thoaa- who recoguixe the
oeid of supporting it (or the purpow
of keeping those in check who rsist
in uaurpiug the rights oi oilier.
which, so far as I can tee, have altereil
not at all hi principle and strangely
little in detail, since the days of Watt".
A A ft
Coal, as we all know, is the chief
reservoir of energy from which tin
world at present draws, ami from
which we in this country mint a way
draw : but our mam contrivance for
titiliiing it is the steam-engine, and,
by Its essential nature, the steam
engine is extravagantly wasteful. 6o
that, when we are toid, as if 11 wa
aomething to be proud of. that this ia
tin age of steam, we may admit the
iact.but can hardly share the satistfac
tion. Our coal fields, as we klmw lis. well,
are limited. We certainly cannot in
creaae them. The boldest legislator
would hesitate to limit their einiilnv-
An astronomer connected with tin
government at Washinutnn I,..- aaaasi
La ik.i inn .., . . ment lor purposes of domestic imlus
.. .,ui ' ...oo.. more M-ar- I- ihi w.. ,w 11 1
7 I?o iif oini ,Ainini. aiiernaiivc
limit ul human life 011 earth At the I is to eeouowiie our iiielln-l of coiisiim
eud of this time be says the earth will i "f tin-n. And for this there would
be uuiiihabltable. If ' tin. eatimate is "' l" he a sullicieiicy of
.... i r.Miiii .
correct, man will have an abundanc-e last a second Watt nrlnt. Let bun
of time to settle up his affairs before bring iuto general use h.iik nn-ie of
A Happf Mdiiiei
Frolicking with her bab) makes one of
tlie prettlM apcctaclea ever aeen in the
boniv. Hot ntHflg is sadder to tee than
tile unhappy mollict . weak anil uervoua.
Mnviiig in vain in husli the cries of her
weak aud nervous hula.- There can la
tin happiness lor
eittier mother or
child without
heblth. Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription " luvs
done wonders" for
many a woman,
by restoring her
health and open
ing for her the w.iv
to happy mother
hood. This really
wonderful medi
cine not a cure
all. It is a prepara
tion specially de
signed to BWa dis
eases peculiar to
women. It dries
debilitating drains,
heals inflamn .m m
and ulceration,
cures female weak
ness, and remove
the causes which
generally make
woineu nervous
and sleepless.
There is no alco
hol in Favorite'
Prescription " aud
it cont-una no opium, cocaine or other
narcotic.
Also Wholesale gent for
SCIII.iTZ
MILWAUKEE
BEES
In bnttlcs. barre', or caats.
Call up
Telephone
No. 5
H. K0PITTKE.
rmrttttt.
JasaUA A Lesson in Health
IATEV1 I ' tb apparent
, .ui-i . i N.'.ir ill health, are
von abaolutalv certain that
tin real, underlying cause
Isn't disorder ia vour kid-
MM I Nine chances in ten it'i your
kianeyi tli.it nc-d attention, if the real
riait of vour nnr health it to be
reached, I rt atlnf your ttomach,
your hvcr. vmir bimsd, your heart or
vour nerves, is to treat ajmptemaonly.
Treating .i.r l.idnrys it to reach and
rrmovc tin cause of diteaae.
, r.lrr in thr kidasrt vou'll
kar b ,tht disease. eral or
ethsr rli ' 1 ii-usllv 1st il complaint
t lsv-i KiJic v Curs Ia st-ftolutsly gusr
sniAftd 'fur sil kidnsy duorUsr. Vou run ao
risk. Try It to-dsy.
SORE f IiANNER BALVfc will hsal It.
IS""" '."Li
I
uiniri u i . i nt-
'snd'2?sps.T
irasski v...i i vmj
i k
is,
K Ml p. in
rrom Portland:
r'nrasn rrsnria
s iim s. m.
K Ntuiilay
Haturdsy I
ins. m. I
tolumbl, r v- L
Msamas. 1 n-k.
-,-r.A ami Wat "wk
........
....
I.v lltiwr:
daily
m
1,1,. L .
rar. hn
Ripsn, k, UwM I
il""! irain lean-- l'. i,,ii.i. . :
'l-i cue,.,,, s,,,,,! , , 'v'0Tll.A
at Mi . in 1 I' a ,'
Ki i lull Itlfnatwitt....
F n-AvatL,, A., ,,n1.SAaa
(it'lli
I 1 LI
rmt salk hv kukiik imiauvi m v. i'kvim.hi iv. oitntiov.
L T "TTT T To He Wead
FOR GIRLS.
Walla Walla. WasbSnrlon.
dav pupil-.
tiest resi lence
For banrding and
Healthful locution, in
part of city. PreHrnt.irv ami acadeiin
departments. Kxceptmnal nd vantage!
in Music and Knglisn. Individual in
struction for thorn' whosi education
ha- lieen irregular.
AIMS
Health. Charai'H-:. BCtafaUShl
Luitun.-.
For csislugu- apply to
niik Imogen Uoyer. Principal.
u
II
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Get our Gun.
i ,r. use -. a- :, i liens Aug. 1 .
Plenty of Shells at
II. J. Sti'lmait's
1 .irnet ebb sin I Maui si-
.French Restaurant
THK PI.ACK TO KAT.
Win n yni . an gal Ministhlnt
noon.
()u Laf:ontaine.
Mrop-letor
Quick Cab Service...
Ilia- Li
EI.V1N URaJl
Pmrtstot
Itis-
at Anv Titiiu
Hat.
Farmers Custom Mil
Fred VN altera, Proprietor.
Depot Stable.
Confectionery
Canned Goods. Tobaccos.
i i, W. M. Pickel
ATHKNA. OM.
( apaiiiy I.V) barrels a ilay
glein enehengMl wtisat.
K i.llt Mill K I CIIIIA1 Kell. SIC,
a aana,
Sam Lee's
Restaurant
KaIII I AM1 lift- IIU
lailram at Alheini
In- lull- an I .
are null licit I
eiinhiufl)
alway
i No. Y.iiitn: lit
N il. V.iimir a ill ua
In. a eiilllllA All
i;ioerii ibeliis.'lvi'A a
AM lit..
LaattttttaLattflK
SBb - JnHsr
Wiablog to retire from Maiin
I offei m entire stuck for suh
at cost, consistiiit of
arrets, Kns
Lace and Silk Curtains
Pnrtitrs,
Krassund Iron HdstcaJs.
Couch' -Wall
Paper, Shades.
Saving, .Machine-.
and other thiiufs tun numerous
mention. Chance of a life tune
buy these goods cheap.
Wool for Sale
Tiifl.iv- r.-i i I trill best hit Uglitn Kul
Hotel to - , Lots of Wool, No
tt A - ,1 1 A . , .
,", ci, iiu.i 17, ,m n u HUO -.aCK-S, li liV Stultnl 111
tbe Lndependenl trarahottM, 1 reserve the ecivUefi
ti rt'jttfiiiij; auv or all DUIH.
J. E. SMIIH.
Pendleton. (I'rtfoh.
JESSE FAILING Paints, Wall Paper,
Glass, Picture Moulding
and Artists Materials
Alba Creamery and
Cheese Factory
Order Promptl v I died
J. L. BISHKk, Prop.,
Alba, Oregon.
Mi-
J, i nir-
hjtA
v
Blacker, of 6a
Cath-r-Voui
louc wonitcri. kjt me For
b was vcrv pcaa , I tisd four
I ftlucc ukinc Dr Hh o. Fa
ion Am! Colilcii Mnlu.il Ois-
niuch licltrr hi-alth sail now I
Ida- Slrret mu.uk N V writes
Bieiti,
jraar.
mi-)
vomr
coA-er-.
aasa a hue l.cAtthy oaby
I'ae Ir 1'iercc's Pleasant Pellets with
" Favorite Hreacription" if the buweis
are inactive ui it regular.
extractiiik; eni-ruv from fuel whicl
shall oiilv waste sju H..r ceni of it, aud
I.,' uoiia ... I M.. 1. 1. mm .
, i lit; I " vuw. uiiiim, i. aiiiiieva ill
inrejA- iiniiinii ears roil uniuun man .-.n.-r it. ih.nl.l.! m
biddlnt; a final adieu In this i.-rr. -
trial sphere. I'tobably by the time
will be able to navigate the air and
migrate for other worlds to cuiujuer.
When man makes the airship practice
a journey to Mars ur to some other
ball will be well within the Njssibih
tiee. It done apiauir that with
knowledge gained from life's experi
ences man is quite well eu,uipMxl to
meet almuet any emergency, particu
larly ao wheu he is able to figure out
three million yeara ill advance tin
dale lie should be prepared to skip
from thia globe by the light of the
lUOOIl, SO tO - ear.
The hots
sawuis a moueat one. hut it is mil ci
fulfilled; and therefore it is that we
must qnnlii) the satisfaction with
which at the end of the century we
contemplate the unbroken course of it,,
iinluslrial triumphs.
We have, in truth, he n little i . tier
tbau brilliant spemlthrifu. I.ery
new invention seem- to throw a new
atrain upon the vast but nut illimi
table resource! of nature. Lord
Kelvin is disquieted about our supply
of oxvgen; sir William (.'routes alaiut
our auniily of nitrme
The problem of our coal sumilv is
always w ith us. Sooner or later the
slored-u reaourcesiof the world will be
exhausted. Ilumanilt. h.i iiie ued . i
Of our total eaporu last vaar, valued I "l"",""1 Hacnpitnl, will tbeneefor
ai i..i iAAa-n is ' ' , I ward have in doM.-nd Uhui such cur run I
at gl.ittX l,,S,o, Kuroiaaai. cottutrica, ; iucollM, can be derived from that
over which our Hag doee not Hy, took diurnal heat of the sun and the rota-
Oregon Lumber Yard
NORTHERN
PACIFIG
E. J. MLRPHV,
DMpug block, Court Stri ct.
School Books and
chool Supplies
I' n. H-. Tablets. OMIMailion Iha.ks, Lunch Hotel
r-' '" -trap-, M.u and Spnic.
71i Main M.
MAX BALK.
mSCLLS.
Lumber,
Lath,
Shingle,
BuildinK Paper,
Tar Paper.
MuuldiiidiH.
Pickets.
Litne and (enieut,
I. rick and Sand,
Saah and Doors,
Screen Lkxirs k Wiudown,
Terra (xitta Pipe.
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alt St., opjj. Court Uuuae.
RUM
Pullman Slccpinu -ais.
LIcKitut Dining Curs,
Tourist Sleeping (irs
KT. I'AUl.
minneapolis
Idulutij
10 '.KAMi FORKh
)OKiMiksT(iA
WINNKHKU
I HKUCaVA aud
VBUTTE.
IUKOUG1I TICK.LIS 10
CHICAUO
WAKIilNtiTON
rHII.AOKl.l'HlA
NEW YOKK
H( ISTON
aud all pointe Eaat and South.
TtarMil lickau to I. pan au l i fciaa ita
Tsaxiaus au.l .S..rt;.e.u PaclBc Bleamilili. Co
sail Amerlcau line '
TIME SCHttOULa.
Tralu leaVeS Feuillaloo daily aaaapt Moailai
b'aar f,,-ii.... . . .1
- -.. X.MIIVI lll.nilllBIIIM: ilA.1 m s..,
tivaei, can uu at mriu W A'i-.ui
uii. Orugtun. or a l H ki t
Th.nl uil Morrmoo bu . Purlieu
Subscribers "nLiu
lie.o.,r III the
or huiup, .
fulnl
1500 Bucks for Sale
Thmy an- fullbloodM KaniliouillelB and
PollMl Delaine Miinoi. They are large, w, H
nannd and outfall; Mkotod budu. shey-
IMB sht.ukl see tht-n, Uiore making
CiWfpMMi furnished free u, in,,, thiti
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