C z J The Dalles Daily Cteoniele. the climate is uncomparable. JNatnre has been lavish in her gifts and all that remains is to take advantage of our in SUBSCRIPTION BATES. IT M All,, FOSTAQZ PBEPAID, IN iDVAHCI. Weekly, 1 year 1 80 " 6 months. .... 0 75 u g b 0 -0 Dal if. I year. 6 00 heritance. The Dalles has done - well, but it can H. IGtli. do better. And the first thing to do is to learn a lesson from Pendleton . and form a com mercial. organization which can unify the interests of the town and " 6 months. 8 00 pet 0 60 Addren all oommtmicatlon to " THE CHRON ICLE," The Dalles, Oregon. start us on a wider growtli. Nothing nnnnnnlfrfif Hfl FPUS else will do it half so well and the sooner this fact is thoroughly impressed the better. ' . BKLJJMiN OPERH House I IIII il II KS SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. Evening Telegram : Professor James A Big Job. It wiuld be job to ell one hun ' ed eople very day anything hat ould nterest them in your gooda. It's Dead Easy If done the right way. This paper will tell sev eral ihoueand at once. u FRIDAY, - NOVEMBER 15, 1895 EENDLEJOlf ..AND THE DALLES Pendleton is progressive. Probably a Uthe present time it is the most enter prising town in Eastern Oregon. We do not make this statement because we want to, but because from a candid survey of the situation it eeems to be the truth Throoghout.tb.e sta(e.generally the news papers are commenting upon j the push au.d energy which that city is showing in trjing to attract the attention of outeHe capital and building up industries with in its limits which ehall cause the com ing in of more capital and the giving em ployment, to laboring men ho jn tnrn will support business houses and bring the prosperity that always attend every city where pay rolls exist. Everyone has heard. of the establishment of the ecouriog mill at Pendleton and watched' its successful operation. At that time it was predicted that this was but a starter in Pendleton's industrial life 'and the prediction came true. As soon as the scouring mill was firmly on its feet and the fact was made patent tuat the en terprise was a good one, agitation was begun for a woolen mill ; and the woolen mill is coming. The capital tocfc is al ready subscribed and by next spring the roaring of the looms will be heard and the sound will bo a pleasant one to the inhabitants of the city. But the scouring mill and woolen mill are not the end. A proposition has been made to the citizens of Pendleton to build a manufacturing plant which will give employment to twenty-five men and form a pay roll of $1,500 monthly. According to the East Oregonian unless at least this number are given employ ment and at least $1,500 is expended for wages the plant is not to cost Pendle ton a cent. The consideration asked is that an oLd foundry 'plant be d'ided to the company starting the enterprise. In connection witli . the , manufacturing plant there will be "a foundry, machine shops and general repair shops which within themselves will be of real value to Pendleton and the people of the county and tributary country. And, besidee,tl e establishment of. this manufacturing plant here (in Pendleton) will insure the development of another water power plant in the. lower part of .town, which will give employment to fifteen or more men all the year round, as theee would run both night and day ."' .This is .the prospect or Pendleton. That its citi zens will. avail .themselves of the offer we have every confidonce. They have never had .the reputation of . Ietliog a good thing go by and they will not begin now. It may be asked why The Ciikonici.e is giving this advertisement to Pendle ton, when its first duty is to its home town, but the answer is plain enough. The Dalles can learn ome good things from her neighboring city and we shouldn't be slow to do it. And the first of them is that the way to grow in im portance is to have some organization which can act as a medium between the citizens ot the town and the outside world. Pendleton had such an organi zation and,, though we are uot conversant with the details, yet we are confident that its commercial club has had a great part in securing the advantages enoken of. The Dalles needs a commercial club and needs it badly. In fact this city must have some such organization if it means to keep apace with other places. Of natural advantages wo have more than any other interior city in the state. A river soon to be opened to the sea will give ns low rates on tho products shipped through our .warehouses, while . goods can. be laid down to our .merchants at figures much' lower than can be given to cities farther in the interior. A large country is tributary to us and will re main so. , The surrouddingsoil is fertile ; J. Corbett has presented the world's pugilistic championship tol'eter Aianer, who has been whipped by at least two second-rate fighters. But it is in entire accord with the fake principles of modern mieilismthat Maher could carry a title which he never earned and which half a dozen other bruisers are better en titled to. Pendleton East Oreeonian : The proposition to establish a manufacturing plan here is now -Deiore- tne people oi Pendleton. It will take subscriptions to the extent of $3,500 to secure the enter prise for Pendleton. We believe it will be worth the money. Its coming will also guarantee the operation, of an elec tric power plant to be run night and day to furnish electrical, power -to any. .one who will need it. this will be a valu able acquisition to Pendleton's indus tries, within itself. By contributing this $3,500 the people pf Pendleton will provide at least forty men .wibreniunra- tive work, who will spend annually in Pendleton, at Jeaat $Sj,PQ0, which will indirectly 'fnrnish-cccupation toas many- more. Pendleton needs all such enter prises it can secure. In securing them Pendleton people are simply helping themselves. Spokesman Review : How much of de sire for .land, and how much of love of change, and. adventure. enter into the im pendiug scramble of lands on the Nez Perce reservation -would be difficult to determine. The reservation is the best laige tract of land remaining unoccupied in the Dnited States, but the price to be paid by the homesteader is in excess of anything before demanded, and counting the time of -wailing-for-thevouening, the: price to be paid before title can bn se cured, the requirement of long residence and the improvements that will have to be made, the. cost will figure up --closely to the amount that-would buy improved lands in the Palonse country. It is also to le considered-tbat some of the home seekers will have to take second and third grade lands, and it is quite certain that many of these will pay the fees and take homesteads at $3 75 per acre no better than vacant lands yet to be had in Darts of the Big Bend for the fees or.ly. Tocal Market Kepurt. Below is published the prices current iu The Dalles markets, Noy. 15. The figures quoted are the retail selling price with tne exception of wheat, which figure is the price paid producers : Wheat 41 cents per bushel. Barley 00 cents per bushel. Oats 75 cents per bushel. Bran $11 per ton. Shorts $12.50 per ton. Rolled barley $14 per ton. Hay, timothy $15 per ton. Hay,-wheat '$12 perton. Butter, packed 45 cents per roll. Butter, freeh 50 to .60 cents per. roll iiTgs 2o .to 22 cents per dozen, in clined to be ecaree. "- : -Potit.oes 65 cents per 100 lb?. Apples 50 to 60 cents per.box, . If? If you want to preserve apples, don't cause, a break in the skin. The germs of decay thrive rapidly there. So the germs of consump tion find good soil for work when the lining of the throat and lungs isbruised, made raw, or injured by colds and coughs. Scott's Emulsion, witli hypophosphites, will heal inflamed mucus mem branes. The time to take it is before serious damage has been done. A 5o-cent bottle is enough for an or dinary cold. SO cents and Sl.OO " Scott & Bowmb, Chemists, New York. ,1 .000,000 People -Wear . jWl-Bouglas Shoes ' HAND .tt Tyfiri sewed ;-HE BEST IN THE PROCESS. ORLD. 3.00 For Bors ForMehl anlYontts srrw $5,001 ffV I $3.50 M $2.00 $2.50 Msr $LT5 Wear W. I. Dona-la shoos and aave rrona ai-OO to - at pair. All Styles and Width..- The aavancs In -leather has Increased the price of other makes, bat the quality- and prices of w. L. IMisxlata ikMt rcsaata Uiet aavane. Take no substitute; see that name and price is stamped Hi sole. W.Ij.liSaSlata,liBocTOK,aUaa.Soldt)jr ' CHAS. F. STEPHENS. A Show for I L America's The wonderful MMfesion, 50 and Fall Boys' and Men's Clothing-, Hats and Caps, Boots, Shoes, Sec. ''' 4'- -3 i JLARG-E STOCK TO SELECT FROM. We took great pains, while we were in New York City recently, to obtain .the best styles at low and popular prices. . The profits on our entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, etc., ; we "have cut down to the minimum; but we wish to remind our customers that rvnrnrifOt! O vo ATst f irri amA -flo-l- iro A -r -v onrl nonnnt ollrH' OO CV TAV " PP11 1 1 SCOllllt. JOS. T. PETERS & CO. -DEALZES IN- BUM NC : - AND - FelepHoxxe 3J"o. 23 The Qprmanin L STUBLING & WILLIAMS, Props. FINE WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS. All brands of Imported Liquors, Ale and. Porter, and Genuine Key West Cigars. A Full Line of CALIFORNIA - WINES - AND - BRANDIES TweJve-ycar-old Whiskey, strictly pure, for medloinal pnrpoaes. Best Male Liquor. Columbia llrcwerr Beer on Drsucbt. Agunts for the Celebrated- Pabst Milwaukee .Beer. - No. 94 Second Street, L V - t : Greatest Colored Boy Xoutdrtibnist M. WcB,l5o. winter pry ' t -3-'": 2S. MAT THE DALLES, OR P1ES, f PES ; ARM It inriirrTh 5 ilH MM. il W SAW iiasavf ERIALS and Children, headed o Comedian and Sweet PICKANINy :;JXBTJJj:CQSBS; BifCK land WING NANCES, JBliAQKBlBP BAND. FUN jytAKEKS. !RsQie,d.Sets'-iadw oil sjptle at ' & Houghton's priagstore. ISN'T YoURltfire Weater than she was when you married, her ? She shows lackof energy, lack, of .vitality, poor digestion, and suffers from ills common to women i Have you ever tried to,help; her? If, so, you haven't gone the right way about it, if, you haven't got a case of . . .. . . ' t15HL-eTS CELERY, "BEEF HKD 1ROH for her. ' . . . .. . . ; ... -. , That will make her strong and well, and bring back, the roses to her cbeeks,: and the bright.bappy look to her ;s. Xton'Jt waste a eyes. FOB SALE BY BLAfeELEY & HOUGHTON. THE CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE, JOBBING AND Pure At prices lower than ever. . Greatest assortment of Liquors. Also Columbia Brewery Beer on draught. CHAS. BECHT, Prop., RlilrBEHT 5& GAB E b, : iWholeiale and reUil manafacturernd dealers.iri v '? r rENTS and WAGON COVERS. EEPAIltlNG .PROMPTLYtDbSE. ' "Adioiniiig E. j.Collins.& CoJs.S;or Tby the only C , Singer. le "lies, Brtlaid mi Mria THROUGH Freioit alf Moeiiii Throngh Daily .Trips Snnday.a ex cepted) bt?een .The Dpllea and Portland.- Steamer Regulator leaves The Dalles at 7 a.m., connecting at the Cas cade Locks with- -Steamer Dalles City. Steamer . Dallea City leaves - Portland) (Oak street dock) at 6 a. m.f connect ing with Steamer Eegqlator for The Dalles. SSV FABBENUER RATES. - One way. ....... J.'.... . ........ f2.0( Round trip 3.00 Freight Rates Greatly Reduced. All freight, .except car lots, will be brought t trough, with- . out delay at Cascades. - - Shipments for Portland received at any time day or night. ..Shipments for Kay landings must be delivered before 5 p. m. . Live stock shipments eolicted. Call on or address, . W. C. ALLAWAY General JLgeof . THE-DALLES. OREGON motnent. ; Get It for her,today. , RETAILING OF THE DALLES, OR.