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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-08
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= 0orige Mo6e tparen mir einem
1tnbarmber5igen @turm ausgeieBt, ber
ni6t allein uniere SiiBe unb Striimpfe,
ionoern uns bur9 unb bur9 bur6naBte.
9ie Solge mar ein fur6tbarer @@nup=
fen, her einen franfen Sals unb 1tarfe
GDmtome bon 6ieber na6 fidb sog.-
Das quite Weibden iiber lire Nutoritdt
aus, febte uniere 6iiBe in beiBes Waiz
Ter, tuidelte ans in pollene Sii6er uno
ianote unlern guten Sobn fiir cine
6lai6e pon 9lper's &iri6enz@ruit uitmittel.
@s 1T cine pra6tooae Mebi5in; angez
nebm einsunebmer unb CUTE Sienite
leifen0. gSir i6liefen ungeltort bic
ganse Na6t un6 ertpa9ten pollfommen
bergeitellt ben nd6fef Morgen. Wir
iino iiber5eugt, baB mir uniere rai6e
@eneiung nur bem &irl6enzgruffmittel
gu banfen baben, unb s6gern baber feiz
men Nugenblid bafel6e NGen gu empfeb=
len bic eine iol6e Mebi5in be6iirfen.-
Tehucana (Tex. Presbyterin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-08

- Giner Der gerdul6loieiten giatio=
1T Der in ben lebten 5a=
gen in Stem 0Ort abgebaltene Nationalz
gonbent ber Saubitummen. Gat 1000
9elegaten aug alien Sbeilen Der Ser.
Gtaaten batten ibr @rI6einen suge=
iagt, bod batten ii6 nur ettpa 500 ein=
gefunben. Ser grite Gonbent bieier
9lrt fanb bor etma brei Sabren in @in=
cinnati fatt. 8ei gr0ffnung bes oiesz
maligen bielt&eb. Sob. 9urner, Miliios
ndr fir bic Saubitummen, elm fllraes
Gebet in Der 3ei6enipra6e. Ser prdz
fibent, SC. g. WteBregor BON Obio, ers
itattete ben Sabresberibt, slei6faas in
Der 3ei6enipra6e. gr tbeilte NIT, bob
bic @iiociation gebilbet tpor6en iei, INN
Die Gage ber Saubitummen in ben Ser.
Gtaater su perbehern. @tit @enustbus
uns biirfe man anertennen, BOB in ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-08

Mntter! Mmtter!! Ofntter !!
Wsrbet Str tes Nadts gea6rt werbtn
unb In @urer 0ube untsrbroGsn bur5 bas
S1reisn einss franten &tnoes, velGes
Sdmersen pom Durdbredsn Der 3dbns
1stost2 81 60 Der Gau, 70 tauft cine
1telts pun MrS. Emissions GU.
ttins @srup. @r wirO BEN armsn
Rlstnsn fofort BON lsinen Shmerssn BE.
frsisn. Man psrlaHs fiA tarauf, 90 bilIt.
So III tsins SHUTTER auf Grbsn, bic 60 per.
fudte unb @ud niAt mittbsilen wurbs, rae
90 bic Ginseusibe resultrt, ben &leinsn
SIlfs unb @eiunbbett unb Der SHUTTER
Rute perf&ufft, bab es pie 3aubsr pirtt
Das Mittsl III lItsr In alien Jdusn unb
ansensbm bon @sl6mad 60 ptrb BON
elmer Der Gltefen unb beRen Dpetorinnsn
In ben Ser. Standardization. usbsr.
q su baten,bie Glai&e ~ 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-08
euaipan g er.

Ser befannie S6ub1dnbler 5. Mar=
tin bat fein @ef6dft an Dbige Sirma
berfauft unb tDerben bic 0erren li9 niht
ilur bemiiben, Die alte Sunoi6aft bes
geiddftes 81 erbalten, ionOern au6 irt=
faer mebr neue &unoen ali ermerben.
GulIiban& 60. bsben ni6t nur
,bas bette uno geiDdblteite Eager in 9az
men= uilb &in6eri1uben, fonbern lire
@aaren Sei6nett fi9 ou9 bur6 preiss
iuilrbi9feit un6 Dauerbaftigfeit aus.
Die 9erren erbalten forttpdbren6 neue
3ufubren unb liefern baber bas Nler=
nto6ernife. Mlan taufe S9ubseug nur
bei ibnen, tpenn man gut bebient fein
mill.
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Ser ssoftpffiee Grd,amse,

Gpmmers & ueblinger @igen=
tbimer, fiibrt bic beffen Meine, gbans
pagney, Wisfies, 2iqu6re, feines Bier,
einbeinifd)e unb importirte gigarren.
9as 2ofal TIT luftig un6 gerdumig unb
Biaarofpieler finben mebrere Slide Der
beiten Gabrifen bes 2an6es. [1,2,nS
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grabanoter, 8alencienne, pas
riier, Nnflifbe, Sd6fif6e unb leinene
Gpiben in GROCER Ausmabl bilIigft beim
6Qfious.
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(Bort[etuna fpIpt.
CROUCH ON RATS

gertreibt Staten. Wdule, Nctbanssu.
Sliesen, Au,eifen, Bsttwan5en, Stinfitiez
e. Is Gents. gei Apctbefern.
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RnDpfe. geiabartitel fiir Namen=
ileiber unb Mdi6e, iotpie fiir 8ettaeug,
biligt bel Gamplls.
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'BUCHUPAIBA.

SGnsas, arinblide 8ur fiir aue
dmer3li6su yfierens, Bloien= unb urin.
OrsansRrantbeiten. 81. Bei Npcttetsrn'
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Sc berubigt unb erauidt ben aranfen : ni9t
bur@ bic ginfiibrung bon Spiaten uno anoern
braftiiden Meoifamenten, ionbern bur6 Die
8eforSerung Der Sbdtisfeit oeS Wfasenb llnb
gtcrbcuibfemS, iueld]e bas 6ebirn bon ben fdab>
li@en Ginliiilen befreien, auf oeren llrladen
mir unS obcn be;oaen.
Sir @eiitlide, slOpofatet, 9tteraten, aauf,
leute, ganfiers, Samen unO a0e, oeren fibenbe
9ebenSweiie @erbenlabnung unb llnorbnung
res 8lutes, bcs MagenS, Der Gingetueioe unS
&ieren erseust, ober fit alle, Die eines nerben-
ftdrfenoen, ltimulirenben WittelS beoirfen, lit
Samarita gferbine unl9abbar. Sau,
fenbe erfldren alS baS tuuuoerbollite belebenbc
Wtittel, oaS ban linfcnoe SDfem fraftigt.
$3.50. 3u faufen bel alien gpotbefern.
9r. 9. u. Iidmonb Meb. 60, ct.
Solepb, $40.
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: No6 INNER laufen in Nultin Sc
fu6e I'm S@ub gegen bic Sen3serif0rer
ei11.
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N erF pp { u IT q.

Gutfs HtIIen ffnb fpesien fir biefe sane
beretef, efneDpfT5 perurfadpt einen 5old1ensSetbs
fel int Beffrbens baf Der eeicenfe erSfdunt H..
Gle perniebreu ben zppettt aan perirfateu feiid)>
nifat, pa Der aprper eendbrf iinn bur TIRE f1nide
aBtrfrna auf fnteg5erbamungsrraane ein regeInfdeis
aer &tubfadng perporseruien tuirp. preis 25 Gents
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Srrptcnie einer
mmtbGfiAen g e 3 er.
Naa1lael an Mypetif, @ebarnt Geritppfung,
gd,mersen i'm sfrpf nit einen buripfen @efiibl
i'm Siitterfcpfe, G9mersen nnter ben gdnlters
tlitfern, stufgetriebenfein mad benz @iien, NIT
Mtneiaung gegen iece fSrperftde rber getfftse
1bdtgfeit, reisbaresE sEenperanleiit tribe Gtinr<
NINA NIT Rem beicnbereit @efiible, trgenD
zine Sbliegenbeit berseiien 81 baten, Mibigz
feit, aSirre, 5er5fLppfen, 9nnfte Dor ben usefi,
aeIbe 5atf, iiberbaupt &cpfihmerSen rberhaib
ftigenben Sraminer1, fart sefdrtter 1artu tlno
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Emff's s. air 8 y E.
Crane Saare ooer o spercen nurdb Elm efnsises
GuFffngen cleier 5arbe 81 eidutenb f@warten
berpaeelt etc 6ereibt etHe atitre Snrbe ie trtrtt
1ilaenbIidtid Bu perfheH In Npctbeeu peer trtrp uac
Gihpfdng BON ST bur9 Grpreb Derfanpt.
Office as wfurrap Ifreef, Netpsgorf.
(gr 5trs Wtanuai. trerfbbcuer etingen ,nel
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gfetta batte iebes @prt geb6rt, bate
lie bod Grieoa's albli6t perftanben, baB
0iefe oebbalb bic Sbiir DfTnete. Aber
bur6 ibr @etdnbniB gu Der geliebten
iungen Gralt, bas faft ein Selbffgeitdnb=
nib NOR, In benz fie anm erfen Wsale
periu9te li9 f!ar sg iperosn iiber Elm
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their interest. 80 wonder social te-
formers protest. ri young madeuu"Hi
did not $50 often fall % victim .I Ia. u0-0
flight of Cupls dars, i.s range %.
choice would still be- very small. AIS
they go. rich and poor, pretty aud home
ly, iuteiligeut and ignorant probably Wo-
men would not, If they accepted none OF
then, receive on an average more than a
dozen offers apiece. and not over three
of these reasonably eligible. Suppose
that she is fortunate enough to win
score Of suitors, young lady is still ter
ribly handicapped. Like enough none
OF the twenty would he just to her lik
ing, and meanwhile one she greatly pre-
ferred to any of the others might Just
escape coming under the spell of her
charms. 1t is all very pretty,
but this sitting in maiden
meditation, fancy free" until
some stray youth makes q vigorous
effort to deprive the aforesaid fancy of
its liberty, is very unsatisfactory thing
when critically examined. Probably it
NAV never be advisable to put woman on
an exact quality with man, and let her
go forth with stock of caramels and
valentines to her ideal, and put the
motto, "If at frs. you don't succeed,
try, try again. to a practical test. AT all
events, anything o. that kind is far i'll the
future. II, however, man is to be
robbed OF his time-honored prerogatives
or forced to share them on even terms,
we respectfully submit that adequate at
tention be given to his immense ad
vantages in courtship.
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The MOrtuary Language Of Flowers.

Why the primrose should have been
chosen as his emblem is not very clear
nor, considering that tha color of the
flower is so very like thct of birthstone, is
it particularly complimentary. At this
season Of "a year many poor people
gaip-money by picking these flowers In
the woods and sending them up to Lon
don for sale. 1t is gratifying, therefore,
to think that the Conservatives really do
good by purchasing these flowers and
decorating their coats with them on the
anniversary of Lord Baconsfield's death.
1 wonder what flower will be consecrated
to the memory of Mr.. Gladstone when
he has passed away? He, so far as am
aware, has never avowed his preference
for any particular one. A sprig of oak
might. perhaps, be his emblem, to de.
note the vigor with which he has felled
trees. Mr.. Chamberlain's weakness is
an orchid; but if, when we have lost him.
.the,wearing of orchids becomes sncabit
on the anniversary of his death, tbs rec.
ognition of his services will be some
what expensive. If this mortuary lam
guage of flowers is to prevail largely, it
will be necessary to publish N almanac
so that we may clearly know what we are
doing when we put flower in our but
Standardization Truth.
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Bubbling Over with Science.

An old IrisIman wearing his battered
hat over his right eye and doing the Nc
Intyre walk, planted himself in chair
alongside one of the day physicians in
the City Dispensary yesterday
and wiping his mouth with his left
hand and taking n long breath, said:
Twill we place insert some nutritious
pabulum in the denticuted orifice below
the nasal protuberance, which being mas
ticated peregrinates into the cavity of
the lar-anks, thus commingling with the
digestive commodities"
All movement within the dispensary
was Immediately arrested. When the
physician caught his breath again, he
said: what is the matter with you?
Have you got the smallpox"
st want to spake to Jupiter, god Of
the sta.ars," said the old fellow, meAing
a grand flourish with his.leit nand, who
sounds his golden trumpet in the midst
of heavenly bodies; who, although he
never fought with Neptune, god of the
sky, Or Hercules, who performed the
twelve labor, was"
"Charles, get me some vaccine virus,
will your" said the doctor, turning to an
ambulance driver.
young m an" said the Irishman, "did
you ever in your lubrucations pore over
the pages of Euclid? Are you familiar
with the noble sciences of jomethry,
.oi-osnry and mensuf, $50,
l can demonstrate with remarkable celer-
ity and electrical rapidity that you're a
jackass. There" said the old fellow,
taking the pencil from the doctors hand
and drawing triangle on a block of
blank prescriptions. IF one side and
the right angle of right-angle triangle
is aiqual to the corresponding side and
right-angle of another triangle, and the
exterior of each angle is the same as the
interior, the two triangles are aiqual and
similar. Now, then you are an animal,
and jacksss is an animal, and, on the
same principles that have demonstrated
you are both original and similar"
The old man got up to go as he saw
the man with the virus approaching him,
and while he walked to the door he
emitted stream of pollysyllables which
being sifted indicted that he was the
possessor of classical education, had
graduated from college, but that he was
q sworn friend and bosom companion of
the great army of bummers.-St. Louis
Republican.
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The Right Kind Of q Man.

Choose a man who has plenty to occu-
py his mind. Not necessarily a great
deal Of money or real estate, but one
whose mind is active, and who will be
likely to find plenty to look after outside
of the house and home. That woman is
wise who chooses for her partner in life
O man who desires to find his home q
place of rest. 1t is the man with many
interests, with enkrossing occupations,
with plenty Of people to fight, with q
struggle to maintain against the world,
who is the really domestic man in the
wife's sense; who enjoys home, who is
tempted to make friend Of his wife, who
relishes prattle, who feels in tho homo
circle, where nobody is above him and
nobody unsympatbetic with him as if he
were in haven OF ease and relaxation.
The drawback of home life, its contain.
ing possibilities of insipidity, sameness.
and consequent weariness, is never pres
emit to such man. He no more tires of
his wife and children than of his own
happier moods. He is no more bored
with home than with sleep. All the
mouotony and weariness of life he en-
counters outside. 1t is the plessure.lov-
ing man; the merry companion, who 70.
auires constant excitement, that finds
home life uncomfortable. He soon grows
weary of it, and finds everything so tame
TINT it is impossible for him to be happy.
or not to feel tiat he is less unhappy
there than elsewhere.
We do not mean that the true domestic
man will be always 1t homo. The man
always at homo has not half the
chance of the man whose duty is
outside of it, for he cannot help being
sometimes in the way. Tho point for
the wife il, that be likes his homo whom
be il there; and that liking. We contend,
belongs first Of all 10 the active and
strong and deeply enRagsd. and not to
the loungsr. or even easy. minded man.
The only poiat 10 guard against v that
he doe mot bscoas 20 deeply engrosssd
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He Didn't Like it Well Enough 10 Stay
TO Breakfast.

A Cincinnati travelling man, who had
been in the "poor lands" of Indiana,
called on us the other day and was tell
ing his experience.
How do you like it over there?"
mot so powerful much as 1 might.
Don't they live well?"
They mix too mucb?"
"What do you mean by that?'
well, I'll tell you. L stopped one
night at poor farm house, because L
couldn't find any place else, and after
putting away my horse, [ went in to wait
for supper. The old woman had just be-
gun to cook some meat in stewpan, so
I concluded to watch her, and see how
they got uo real home made meal
After the meat was cooked she filed the
same stewpan with potatoes, and then
with cabbage, and last with coffee. and
supper was ready. At the supper table
the stewpan served as water pitcher,
and after supper she washed the dishes
in the pan and then carried the Stops out
in it. That looked to me like stretching
the uses of culinary vessels; but when |
was ready to go up to the loft to bed, l
saw the old lady bring out the stewpan
again and strike me dead with baggage
check if she didn't wash the baby in it
right before my eyes! Now, that is what
l call mixing things, and didn't like it
we'll enough to stay to breakfast. Gin
cinnati Commercial.
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GARDNER BROS.
Grand Opening of Their Mammoth Estab.
lishment.
The Largest Plano and Organ Establishnent IL
the Northwest.
g RAND ARRAY or ELEGANT INsTRU.
MENTA.

The doors Of the extensive establishment Of
Gardner Bros, wholesale and retail dealers IN
pianos and organs, located at l65 First street, be-
tween Morrison and Yamhill. Portland, Or.,were
thrown open TO the public recently. Gardner
Bros, who were temporar y located on Third St.,
have now secured the desired location for con-
Quoting their business on q scale commensurate
with the growing trade of this city, and will
carry such stock of pianos and organs a. has
never before been placed on sale here. Backed
as they are by ample capital, and d. ling IN
large cash lots direct fiom manufacturers, they
are enabled TO place instruments Of the very
finest make on the market at rates wi ich will be
attractive to any one. rtey sole agents for
that prince of instruments, the Geo. W. Steck
piano--an instrument which has taken the lead
in the most refined musical circles in America.
In general workmanship, tone, action and dura-
bility, il is without doubt the very best. They
make which are excellent instruments. bcauti-
fully flushed and very rich in tone. In oreaus
they excel. They have no less than five differ
ent makes Of most elegant instruments. Leading
in this line is their Tabor organ, which 10
superior 10 anything ever brought to this coast
Messrs. Gardner Bro'. are gentlemen who
thoroughly understand their business, nd have
come here with the intention an deter animation
to build up large business. and will. by q fair
and honorable means push the ade among the
people of the northwest. They will wholesale 40
well as retail, and in all matters Of business the
public may rely upon ns ruments being just as
represented. The ladies and gentlemen Of this
city and vicinity are invited to call and inspect
and test some Of the superb pianos and organs
now on exhibition at their elegantly fitted sal g.
rooms. They desire us 70 say that they deem il
no trouole TO show their goods, and take pleasure
in the most respectful attention 70 visitors.
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Woman's Disadvantage In Courtship.

A mans quest Of spouse is limited
only by his time and opportunities for
looking around, according to the Cleve-
land Leader. He can try to win any
body. although . reasonable chance OF
success may attend him with but few. At
any rate, he stands squarely upon his
cheek and his merits, and that Is enough.
On the contrary. society says that wo-
man must never go step ont Of her way
to secure the best and most desirable Of
msnkind. She must simply sit and wait
until chance brings the lopgsd-fQr OPP
portunity Of spsaking. In fact, IL D esid
that young ladies pride themselves upon
feeling - veil - seeming Indifferent 10
al men until On effort il made 10 awaken
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$1,000 REWARD
WILL BE PAID TO PERSON PRODr

wv Ill BE PAID TO z PERSON PRODUC
W. ing more enectual res.---5 than
DIR. Keck's Sure Cure for Catarrh,
Which has stood the test for fourteen years Phys.
cians Druggtsts, and ali who have used and thor
ooghiy tessd prcnounce II speelee for the cure Of
Il, Rrce o. .,,-..-
successful In the treatment OF ali ekrsale anG az
colt esseaeec Of 18Th sexes and sli sses, having
made speciality Of their treatment for fourteen yea
He treats Caaser without uslng the knife Hh lAvos.
re prescription b furninhed 70 lnAy paeleats Hs0a.
No lady should be without T. Young, middle aged O.
Old. male or female. Insanity or . Me OF suffering
your inevitable doom unleas you apply In time 70 ths
yoor case. Waste no more time nor money With m
70 Vii dipssSh. and Are ssricty conadentsi. 1eds
en-. IN: e eay paI Of the country CIRCULAR. -.
appcaston. COMPUTATION FREE. Inciooe
three-cent eAmp for lns I'D address. DR. JAMES
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Vancouver Independent,

OPTICAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY.
Vancouver. Clarke County, Washington
Territory.
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sInven,s Hose,n..e Unerry Eoo,h Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
Of the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior to any
preparation of its kind in the market. la large,
handsome opal pots, price fifty cents For sale
by all druggists. Hodge, Davis Il Co, whole
sale agents, Portland. Oregon.
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EYE & EAR INFIRMARY
SANITARUM,O OR HOME F0RTHE SICK

MnCWdWm KOMd, Z.
South Portland, Or.
Dr. PilSingon, late Professor OF Eye 4 Far Diseases
In the Medical Department of Willamette University
has erected "a fine building beautiful elevation In
the south part of the city, and prepared to scomo-
date patients suffering from all diseases OF the EYE
EAR or THROAT. Also will pay special attention to
persons iaborlng under Chronic Nervous affections,
and to diseases peculiar women. and receive mi
ted number Of cases expecting confinement.
The intention is to provide Meme io1 such cases
with all the best hygienic agkIv cured with the
best medical skill TO be hals,ld me one ~
PROT of asess sy Of Women d Sfe,s The meIsr
department Willamette University:
Also Dr. J. NJ. \. Browne. Prof. Of PHYSIOLOGY m'S
dept Willamette University.
For any amount OF references and circular address
DR. j. n. PILKIN91OS.
Cor. 4 ri and Washington Sta. Portland, Or.
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Tusxmn Ruea-Ssnd 10 John B. Garrison,
1877 Third srrsss Portland. for catalogues Of ~
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Roaring catar acts Of honest ap ,lause, toaminG
oceans OF fun, and the BEST show Of the ssason
now bsing held at the Elite theatre, Portland.
Oregon. Regular prices Is and 80 cents.
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DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
OUR NAME Is ON EVERY PAIR.
AKIN, SELLING 4 co.

For the hest photographs in Oregon. 60 70 p.
G. Abells gallery, 1877 Pirst street, Portland. His
work will bear the most searching tesla, for u 10
made by genuine artists, who understand their
huainena
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o.srissa rspais all kinds Of sewing s,.sAinsa
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NORTHERN PACIFIC
Land and Immigration Company.
once, Rooms 40 and ~ Union Bieck.
PORTLAND. OREGON.

p. o CHrLyrRoN. FRANK OWEN
Preside Mt. Secretary.
THIS Company operates throughout Oregon. Wash,
ington, Idaho and Montana.
Lands Of all kinds bought and sold.
Immigrant Colonization q Specially.
Headquarters for all land seekers
Description Of Government and other Wild a0hs
furnished free.
Information given on NIL branches OF business.
Correspondence solicited and communications
promptly answered
r. o. box e00.
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not be torn up again. That looks as II they meant
business and had come here TO stay"
81 think. 'he went on, "that the gas company will
act In very foolish manner not to reduce the
price OF gas, because IL they don't there Will be
new company authorized by Congress next year,
In all probability"
AN OWNER OF GAS STOCK TALKS
Meeting large stockholder in the gas company,
the reporter asked him what the company was
going TO do.
I'VE are not going to be bulldozed," was the
reply. 81 have no doubt that In good time a proper
reduction In gas will be made But the company
VIII not be forced. Why the people here are get
ting gas cheaper than in any city on the Atlantic
Seaboard."
What has that to do with the question OF ex-
ceSSve profitS?' was the rejoinder.
III the company makes large profits and az the
same time furnish gas as cheap as other cities
similarly situated, IL is due 10 good business
management and superior methods and knowledge
IN manufacturing gas Now, who is to profit for
this business sagac1ty and brains, the stockholi-
ers or the Commissioners l Say the stockhod-