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About The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1892)
" . '" " 11 1 111 11 . . r . Must ReGjSivfecifcS The Dalles Daily Chromcle. OFFICIAL PAPER OF DALLES CJTY;; AMD WASCO COCKTY. v vn.wi . th Vnatnffioe at The Dallea, Oregon, aa second-class matter. ) SUBSCRIPTION RATES. BV M All (TOUTAOB PBBPAIO) IN AHVAKCB. n-WW i iwr ....J --j . . - - $ 1 50 6 months " S " Pally, 1 year...". v . 6 months. per " j Address all communication to ICLE," The Dalles, Oregon. 0 75 ! 0 80 i . . .' ' 6 00 : 8 00) l..! ' 0 50 ' THE CHRON- THE SILVEH QUESTION. The Engineering and Mining Journal believed that the only safe solution of the silver question ia that advanced by President Harrison, au international tn restore bimetallism. Un less this shall be done, in its opinion, silver must suffer further debasement, and eventually decline to fifty and pos Bibly forty cents an ounce in the open markets of the world. Viewed in this light, the international conference as sumes tremendous importance. Should silver, by any possibility, decline to fifty or forty cents au ounce, a great American industry would be wiped out of existence. This evil, however, would be slight in comparison with the tremen dous losses that would fall upon the in dustrial classes of the world. ' It is esti mated that the silver coinage of the 3.000.000.000, of which the United States holds twenty per cent, of the whole. Of course if silver should drop to forty rents an ouuce the coveriiinent of the world would be required to complete the work of demonetization, mat wouia entail a total and immediate loss of $1,- 500,000,000, and upon the United States f :mn 000.000 : five dollars for every man. woman and child in the country This loss would result in au immediate wain of like orouortions to the gold holders and creditor classes of the world. But this immediate gain would be small, contrasted with thatwhieh the moneyed nH creditor classes of the world would rean from the sole use of gold as money Every note, every mortgage, every bond, would show a sharp enhancement in value. Upon its face the figures would be the same, but the producing classes would be required to carry to market more of the fruits of their toil before the t-uld be reouired legally to linquish the bond. In the end, however, the consequences would be disastrous to all classes. So sharp a contraction of the currency would certainly precipitate a tremendous financial and industrial panic, and in vite Insurrection and rebellion from the producing classes of the world. This, however, is the question viewed in its worst aspects. At present the situation is encouraging. We carry our silver with ease ; one dollar is as good as an other and the per capita of money was never greater. The possibilities we have painted are nothing more than a little cloud upon the financial horizon. An international resolution to restore silver to its rightful place in the mints of the world would eliminate this cloud and create universal confidence. - tTNE OF . . . . & T . HOSIERY, XJ NDERWEAR,-; Ov5 RS HillRlDS, Oil w..UW.A.w;i - .!.'! i 4fiTi,p pppFPCT r -m address'me'at HobdvBiyfer, io KFcoND street - the dallks. - - , , I f . J. Wasco t County, Oregon.,;,, r 109 SECOND STRr, . . A., icy ; i i i j f,'f I t V ?i , ItTHUfiH 1 Dress-Making u-lors w. R(.)SS 'yix.N's: ' i S'v . 5 HE MEW TOWK has bpenSOatted on the old eamp gxnnnd. at thtf Porks and Palls of Hood river, with large sightly lota, broad street and alleys, rood son, nnre cold water and shade in profusion, perfect drainage, delightful mountain climate, the central attrnetion as a mountain snmmer reoort and for all Oregon, being the nearest town to Mt. Hood. It is also unparalled as a manufacturing center, being the natural center for ISO square miles of tho best cedar and tir . timber, possessing millions of horse power in its dashing streams and water- . . falls, tasilv harnessed- Where cheap motive power exista, there the rnatia- - - l factories "iU center, surrounded bv soil and climate that msiiot be eseellew anywhere for fruit and agriculture, and with transportation already assured " .m..-..ju. will CulUhU iUtt.place ,o. mateji jjericct Ijoipe .yr a Jjayi.! ig J n vejtm ea t U See mej opt Tthe ground; oy 1 J J C -a. TT 3 - T- J ; " ; Hiuuies uxo ait auuu xvx v ox t i TTT j 1 i - PERFECT PADDLE YOCB OWS CAKOE. "Voyager on life'a s-a. To yourself be true. And whatever your let. may ba. Paddle your own oanoe." 44 To yourself be true," "and thou Kimt not then be false to BJiv man." "Self-love is not so vue a sin as sen neelecting.n Then 44 be wise to-day, 'tis miulMMt to defer.1' Get Dr. Pierce's Golden "Medical Discovery, for all af fections of the lungs ana tnroat. it is -wonderful liver tonic and IMI 1CVI aa vJ All the year round, you may reiy upon Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It's not like the sarsaparillas, that are said to be good for the blood in March. April and May. The " Discovery " works equally well at all times, and in all cases of blood-tain ts, or humors, no matter what their name or nature. It cures all Skin. Scalp and Scrofulous affections, as Eczema. Tetter, saii- rheum, Fever-sores, Wldte Swellings, Hip - joint disease , ana tinureu ail ments. . I f tho rrnnt hlood-rjunfler. sola through druggists, because you only pay ior ine gooa you gcv. , , ' j v. Your money is returned lx it doesnt benefit or cure you. Can you ask more f Fiahioqahle Dpb and filo-Maing - : ' rr " Guttingand Fitting a Specialty. x , Freeborn & ;C6rnpanyf -DEAL,EB IN-f Room 4 over French & Co'e Bank. MRS. GIBSON, Prop. : - ; ' 1 ; 1 295 ALDER ST., CO R ' F J FT H , - v - J. FOLCO, -DBAl.ER IN- Candies, Frniis. Nuts,Sofia Water, Ice Cream, Mates aiiClars Miss anna peter 5 Co;,;x: SPECIAL SATz; " ' OF .'.o ulcv. ' MISSES' and CHILDREN'S '-' ' ' SATURDAY NOV. 19. 12 second street.' V- a-XHE DALLES, OR MANUFACTl'HKR Ol First Class Syraps for Saloons and Soda Fountains, Ete. i-econd Street. Next door to Wlngate's Hall ! H. S CHEESM AN KoJ 60 Second St., The Dalles, Or. BOOTS AND SHOES MANUFAC TURED TO ORDER. ALL WORK AND GUARANTEED. A PERFECT FIT REPAIRING DONE IN A SATIS FACTORY MANNER. City Blacksmitb Shop, Second St., 0pp. Hood's Stable, , THK &ALLK8," - - - OREGON, PoRTIAJTD, OSBOON.' Trimmed THE D ALLES M ERkNTl ilE CO; SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DALLES. " ' ....... .. . .. i-' BRAINARD ;&V ARMSTRONG'S. ,: V SPOOL SILK FINE LINE OF v WEI h U .i,..l s : j ;Wri TO rS'::"iS:r?if J I I aftaVaK iWT ar 1 No. 390 to 394, 2d : street, ! ; The ?Dalle DEALER IX- '-;r Will repair your fine Buggies and Carriages, shoe your fine Driving Horses, and in fact do all your blacksmith ing in the finest style. Satisfaction guar . an teed. C. Fy STEPHENS, DEALER IN Dry Goods Clothing .j Boots, 8h.s, Rata, Ete. FanciJ oodg, Jlotion Several Spokane business houses have recently been victimized by men passing bogus $10 pieces upon them. It is said that a more successful work of imitating the $10 gold coin of the United States hna npvpr lifpn cot out in this country. 'ltl 6 JWW C & HOCKTO ,Props. liug of money. ' The metal is an alloy which, when thrown on a counter, will spin and ring like the genuine article. TKi onwravincr cunnot be detected with the eve in the smallest lines from -.the noveinnient work, and above the eagle the motto, "In Hod we trust," is exactly after the stvle of coin of that date: -To avoid possible suspicion the makers have .taken the newness oft and they nave an exact appearance of a coin that has been in uee for 36 years. They are thinly washed and a knife will Boon bring to the surface the black metal that com poses the body of the piece. G. W. WillisuuS, owner of the steamer Norma on Snake river, ha petitioned Secretary Elkins to compel the U. P. K. company to put draws jn its bridges at the mouth of Burnt river, ai jiuuung J ton, and at Nyassa. The petition was received at the war department Novem ifitH. forwarded to he chief of en- ' gineers the same day, and on the 17th forwarded with a letter of instructions to Capt. Synions, United States engi neers, by whom it was received yester day, which goes to show that there ie not much red tape used Dy tne war ue partmenU .. Capt. SymonB i instructed to investigate the matter and submit a report. " '' ' ' Oregon almondB will be on the mar- " ket some of; these days from Southern Oregon. ? Tea j distinct varieties were grown thiseason" In Ash land, and G, W Pennebaker has made a collection of them which show that they are as fine nuts as are grown ahy where, with shells as thin almost as tissue paper , or gossa 'Almonds ought to be a prof .v..: v Ti Kriffce intends to arm more almond trees m- his or chard tract south of A shland next spring, Hay, Grain, Feed & Flour. HEADQUARTERS FOR POTATOES.; "TERMS STRICTLY CASH. , It behooves everyone, -especially tlie jvorkingniAn,' to.bupr where he can buy the cheapest and cail get-the most for his hard earned money. We solicit a share of your, patronage. . t-j . i . , . : 'C: . ash paid for eggs and poultry. All goods delivered free and promptly Corner Union ana ssecona sxreets, l "eiUd,w '? B" FAIL TO SEE fHEfil. ' .,N EW "STOCK - OF m.m.m. ; j ; - :jf0j pr,ces acwayJthe and ShoftQ -terms cash- : l: r.,viLUIl9l.,.:; 1 ainl v.;.jJiiiiihir This well-known" Brewery is now tui'uinjf out the'-beat Beer. andJPorter - j . v t-v. utot .nnli.noea frr t.heinaiiuTactnre or eooa-neaiin- easL oi tuc vaiatu3D. a'11 . t. . -.-j. t ful Beer have been introduced, and only the first-class article will be placed on the market. Ete. Etc. Kte., 134 Second St., next to Dalles National Bank, Dalles City, Oregon. S. X. YOUNG, JEWELER -kX THB 8tor of I.C Klcklen. d St. The Iallea XHE CELEBRTBP, : OLUMB1A BREWERY, AUGUST BUCHLERrWop'rr ; FlIOYD' & SHOWN, A S fc'.i. a, V 1 DRUGS-; MEOICINEONllllMtS; (...; Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combe, Perfumery, Etc..,..,.,- Pure Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. , Corner Union and Second Streets, v The Dalles, Oregott.- NEPTUNE SHAVING PARLORS AND'liATH FRAZEB & WYNDHAM, proprietors 1! itS1 5-1-8.1 3, 'j7 y; ,,T2W: fffmM " illh 'S rooms. : '! isi'Ji inm.; i .t j . . o a w I PEVSri.SfTKTIONHRY BOXeS IVTiSfllMM.' S t With, twenty -four B beets ot iine ixoie rapcr emu At the old stand of R. Lusher, ... .ho Front St., The Dalles, Oregon . W. F. Wiseman. - Saloon and Wine" Room The Dalles, - Oregon. THE EUROPEAN HOUSE. The CoTrttfftecl SnilcUus next Door w voun : Hanisomely FurnisM EooDis..Eent ty:tte'Day,:eei or MaatL.. Meals Prepared by a iFirCCtMnEhgl rno oc rciJTC f UK "' VFFK flNI Y . . rills. .1.1 .l.l l l l iiiiaj a a l.kll wisbb ioo'k: ia-33 mtj m i o sto 3t 3n , 168 P.od Street, - , - "- Also Organs and Pianos, v at Reduces Prices. have ,JJLa fh finesteditionof "Evangeline" tSTNorthwest JcrtTntcopy ot whicb is acknowledged. 'Court Streete. corner of Second and PAU L' KR EFTX , & CQ.; DEALERS IN- --'-1..V- : iL. iX'C Vi PAINTS: ;OILS AND And thelMost Complete and tne latest patterns ana wmp" 1 ''-"iANsiEXri. PATRONAGE SOLICITED. ' ' ' " Good Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. jvins. H- FnnsER, Pf opr. Knftlrla 'ot the r"1 10 Practical raintera ana riper, mogets. tnw un. vu --- . . av ji . , r . x-: t.. n vnrk n.nrl T4one-uUfc Sherwin-Williams ana i. w . miwurj a uuu ubcu ui : v ; . . thenost-skiUed workmen .employed, vnts for MwjT:!.: AU chemical combination or soap mixture. . A first class article is all colors, au I orders promptly aiieouea w. . . Store and Paint Shop corner Thiid and Washington Sta., The Dallea, Ojegoa