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Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars
daily through between Chicago and California.
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can he
reached only by this line.
w, h. TRULL,
Joint Agent.
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GTaDhODhODSS are sold for $40 1 ap
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH co, Dept 80,

Manufactured under the patents o. Bell, Iaintsr,
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A RMIIO BLOCK, OPPOSITE ILFELD
"A Bros. once hours; 3 a. m. to 1880
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s. RonEY.

4 rTOREEY-AT-LAT, Albuquerque, n,
4 N, Prompt attention given to all business
pertaining 20 the profession. viii practice In
Oh courts Of the territory and before the United
states land office.
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HiiVL EN0INEER-sPECIALTY-Iuig
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Reports. Maps, plans and estimates. Cores
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
p. ". HARBOUR,

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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Room 10, crom-
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WILLIAM ID. LEE,
A TTOREEY.AT-LAW once, room 2,
- n, r, Armllo building, Will practice In
sl the courts of tbg territory,
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JOHN rAsOHnR, nj. No.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-Omce Ia
4 Amijo building. Corner Of Railroad avenue
and Third street. Hours, 1850 10 II q M; 4
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-14

CHICAGO. April I1-Everything in
wheat was strong al the opening Even
May, which haA only been nominal OF late,
exhibited great deal OF ACTIVITY. ana on
faat TACT va me feature of the carry trad
fhs nsdst pronInent1 factor in the
strength was undoubtedly the gravity OF
the reports from Washington. Another
factor was the knowledge. which leaked
out before trading commenced. that Letter
had received acceptances from abroad OF
afternoon at prices based on an adj
at abou, no.oX bushels. and This show Of
Wheat ahead Of actual hos,iiisies created
genuine anxiety among shorts. big and
little, and started them TO covering as
Nav s.ar ie 3, lbs snd advanced at once
to N.dsls. the highest point yet reached In
that option. Letter soon took advantage
q shs bulge and disposed Of Large aaansid
OF to Si.9. The big trading. however, was
done In July. AL classes of buyers came
Into the market. but offerings were dscid-
eddy limited until the price got up to s5Stc.
This was above call figures, and free sell
ing by holders OF these privileges. with
extensive realizations by the traders cars-
back to S63sc. but about II 80 the influence
OF the Washington news was augmented
by more sensational news regarding the
Before IL o'clock the buying had become
larger than before, and as the session wore
on II became practically a scramble among
shorts TO cover. Ordinary news OF the day
cut little figure. everything else being over
Swallowed by the war news and Letters
big cash sales. Continental markets were
firm and higher. Northwest receipts we're
small la cars against 20 last week and
"a year ago. Chicago receipts were sew
eniy-one cars. The addition to contract
stocks today amounted to about 1ls.000
bushels
Clearances were rather light. The Lett
er interest sold largely Of May and also
OF July right up to the close. but even his
offerings were not sufficient TO satisfy the
demand. and few minutes from the end
OF the session July was BID up to SSssc The
market then reacted.
Corn was rather draggy a, first. but at
noon the market began to respond TO the
Jump in wheat and became very strong.
Oats were active and strong. the firmness
being due principally to the wheat add
vance
Provisions early were easy. on break
tn hog prices, and the market dragged un-
I'll noon. The last hour the market turned
strong. with grain. and on the war news.
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NEW YORK April Is-Net losses rang
ing from TWO to five points In the active
ls ,ss OF speculation. an animated Close.
closing AZ almost the bottom level of the
day, and heavy blocks of securities offer
ing for sale were the features of toiay's
marker. The point Of order In the senate
which sent the consideration of the Cuba n
resolution over rallied the market slightly
nut all reports from Washington were Ia :
Ken to mean that though there might he
delay. there WAS little doubt that the ilti-
mate action sof congress would be such az
would necessarily constitute a csszsis beIlf
by regulating Spanish sovereignty in
Cnha.
The Snsassh Ter cent. bonds were with
out support at any Of the European GEN.
tiers. and the heavy tone OF Americans
helped the growing belief In war The ear
~ weakness on the local exchange was due
In great part 70 EauiSation In foreign ac-
counts OF American securities. Sales OF all
the International stocks for London ac-
count were more urgent t2sn at any time
since the Cuban question has been al issue
There was no; much added pressure OF To-
cal iiauidaiion tn the early trading. Il is
London account was Influenced BY the
money MARKERS condition in London.
The opeu uarke, rate for cali money has
been rakssd To- about the hank rate of 4
per cent. Berlin alsccun. has also risen
TO si- uer cent. COMPARED with the bank
raie q : Der cent. and money hardened
aprTecfahig in Paris 'oday.
With eall money in the iocai market r,-
socaasng with rise 20 per cent there is
no atmiuutIon in the pressure In foreign
eenters for gold 20 shsN 10 New York I;
Is the expectation in Wall street that the
Rank ~ England Will raise the rate OF i.s
dSScoun; 20 8 per cent. should MAR ba de-
sisrei between the United States ana
Spaa1.
VIA large stocks 81 exchange in Sew
YORK @sil 70 De drawn upon. this corfi-
fion ot.aGasrs might easily have seen me
isssi e1f1x c1nse fer Ieuador selling OF
AIsertSsan seraxi,iea In an effort 10 aueiio-
rate the EXCHANGE condition There were
some very heasy hoi3irgs III r,wn oyer Il,
the final dealings today. and nc. Confident
support WAS manifested anywhere in ths
list
TIE hond market Displayed an increasing
pressure 90 liquidation as the dev prs-
erresed and losses are general throughout
Total sales were 81 81 s0 t,nsred states
seconds declined = the nex q ~. ans me
cid ~ regular and the IS I. per cent len
tsa bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Mossy on cali was Arm al ss7< per cent.
last losns per csnt. prime mercantile
paper. N>sss per cent. sterling exchange
sseAdy, with actual business In bankers'
hsils II ea.0i< <Ss1 fcr demand and &lso
- - Tor sixty days: posted rates. 44nDk
GA0 and As40As6k: commercial hfl1G
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..-,.,..,,Ns 49,. s4f,,, =, ara very scarce tn
~. ,ss's 70 s,.3tss, Tseg nam .hi;S Tar has
-, 60, sh.,s flst,s,,,s ana An Kinds Of
s,. ~ 80 ,t.,t ss.,vs,..
s.s..sss.,,f.. .sr,,sser,s rss..r, a.l.Ic,fe III
a raarp sise ,n al kinds NJ beams. pycss
Ia ~ Ai.tess',.s1 = = ,.~~,. ,s.-,
t'sfe AdssF t'sN ne4s 81 - - a -
.,,,t,..,f h.zf ,s}sht ,,i~e,t frnns <! paul
Tee Supply ~ tasa has heen qslte s'lori.
ana sbsS Suitable Importation has been
found aseess3ss 70 tsfa 0sSr the shortage,
sse43st-F'sYS%t SQUAD a+fk sseass. barley
SIS q IasQsf 4Asria wheat. chicken feed
81. hrAa sta8ts -Aaa-ts Sl5s}: ecvn. SIS
EaV~ lsststt .erus,d g-aef5f ssa~ fnu. East
ssn SvAshsnesen f}fn1Eas. Nb3is.
ftxs.44Wlsass s.
EgRz- strictly f*c~2s FaueA yssFsSisc
Fs1ftssr-e Fssssh fa4sa. lss4s>.. ..gvtg1,yrx
.ast# e5ec
Poultry kers stke sE, r~r -. xFarsnE
slneks, sas = per ae2- sprgns oaigReas
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Z. Rollins. Charleston. w. Va.
II. Johnson. Charleston, w. Va
John Whitman. Charleston. W. Va.
r. Sns3inap. CITY. So
Andre Rjcrk Marion. Ind
a. l. Rgdderon- New York.
j. VI. Cook. Chicago Ill
r. l.. Eolgsr and wife. Everett.
c. r. Patterson Mount Hernoa.
e. +. Martin. Mount Vernon.
w. Z. Ferris. McanT Vernon.
j. II Ingrahasr~ Portland.
t,aas- Waiter. New York.
J.. II Smith. Wooiiey
Frank Crawford. City.
John G. Heur and wife. Victoria.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
HreMlstud s.

T. II
remains nominal, Futures advanced tri-
ne Harisy Is firmly held at previous quo
'atlons bai futures have advanced. Oats
ad r.,,.s 1s,ias seo. quotations We're;
Eie.N. bakers extras, Ssp5in
waeat- shlDnins, si.eoil.s2ie for No l..
snd SisSsis. - for ckniee
Hariey-F'eed. t.+sfIss; brewing nomi-
nat
uats-poor 10 fair. 81. sal %: good 10
che.ec. Ns-1sssi 70; fancy feed. sl.ss'4afI. IS:
gray si.S.fi 70 milling. N.ssssi.i s'2: Sur
Flour. quarter sacks 1856: do Washing
ton G4i1; wheat. centais isss. do Wash
lnstan N.a.o; harley. ceutais, 1870; DO
Nssitngtcn | 20. cats ceNtaks washing
tor. s.eies svsanS sacks. LIS: corn. cvntais
Eastern k*a rotatces. sacks / sae a, Ore
son $50. onions sacks. sss: bran sacks
sacks Iss. hav. tons les wool. bales Az
hides. number. iN -alSns boxes. 30
quicksilver. fsasks. *; wine gallons. S9,Iso
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mll,s;u7s~M ldasings, sssess5o: bran. SCI
sfa} - fer tor
lIay.-wheai ssiazs; wheat aud cat, .sass
3 BEST barley SCI alfalfa. STATS; clover
sAffisy stock nominal. ccsunresSea wheat
sslstsS. straw. ter hale, sssssIs-c.
river Rnrharks SanfsAc, river reds sofs SIC ::
nfeEea tssirftankx EssfsssAe; sweet potatoes
gs'f.sl 4. dlverSisin enlans. s2ssst3 s., hot
n,s ger sack. Mexican tomatoes s. 'sAs-a
ner b2sx esrs isi<ss tx chilli green pep
pers SsasAc. ThuharA sSzsssc.
F,rtsfts.-fshosce aaDlee escafsi. -, com
NOR aurlae ~ aac. Stra n berries s;sN$ssf .
s>raae.s ravels. 81 ssa9 g., Naxscan INES
rst,aes sl@a&s 10 CsafCwsie lssstanS corr
f,,on asAe#ssi cA0lce s.. zsss2. -; sazasuas. 81
Ilutfsr~ Fancy creamery. rae: sscssnas
I-1e9lse. fancy dairy, ~. SECONDS, 10
s,Seese-New. ss*M1ac. California cream,
sass}dar yeses; yo1gR America. ie1itc:
g~ssasyn f.ss}%e
nwrs~stere lzi~c. fancy ranch. fsaisc.
Fsnussry--' Turkey geaaie-s fissfzc oai
ROSTERS = 1Ss3t y2ane rcost~Fss E.aess
: - ssssGt hryslsrs g 49, ~ large hresi.
srx i. $50 -: srvsrs sa4Tsas: hens So -zsS
- 5sa si4sehS 81 VssSs -. yearg ducks tess
20. geese. 9. %aSi@ pes pair: gesi,rgs ~
s91 =; OF nss@sFs q sssi.aa per dozen.
yassfsg ssssoGs. 81 s5af16
Neal and aars.
Nosi~~rafE Southern coast sSt>e. "a
.ssasssslfz aasnss' fsY>r- Ne-she~v. l4r,ssSs +.
aSsg SAa Joaquin Tslatass 5sfsAr. Humboldt
ay,ss NensaFzsss tszs lSs
aaes-Sssa crop as.14nsls new crop. -
fsI-ss.
etesfsg ouatation&
Mhe@t E.aasy. neessnhsr. 81 s-s: May.
Rssg,sy- Easy. pseenss@r aS
carTa-s .Agxs yexssN. S.seessz.isA>
ssxan--sss a@s-s
I~aa1oa. o azgs Isssss Lazaon. SsgAs Sc
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THROUGH NINE srArEs.

THROUGH NINE lETATEA
The Northwestern Line comprises over
5000 miles Of perfectly equipped railway
IN IlEnois Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
Minnesota. North Dakota. South Dakota.
Eebraska and Wyoming. II operates tina
finest trains Ia the werid. The service 70
Chicago. Milwaukee and all the principal
cities Of the East and Southeast cannot
- surpassed. Insist en- having your ticket
via The North Western" r. w. Parker.
Commercial Agent. COS kIrs. avenue. Seat
~.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO April i3.-Prres averaged
about loo higher, except forprine fat cat
tie beef steers sold larger at "a. 4o1I5 10:
common kinds. $s.ssa!4 Is: strictly choice
shipping beeves. S. a5si5-5o. There were
were largely ar sa.gs9s47s. hut cattle from
Texas We're again scarce The stockers
and feeders trade was farly active at
S,a4.s5: selected steers. A.75d5. light
weight stockers. So Canning cows.
s5sfi3; fat cows. S3.aesi4: lat heifers An
AS: calves $5d6.
Prices of hogs average shloc lower.
Poorest, ss.ssfis7s: sales were largely
s. S1ian3.sa for hogs and <Nni3s5 for pigs
Sheep sold at s4sf40 fw shorn focks.
and at ST. .oatsa for xoo,ti eonsignmenss.
81 754fS for wooded: wcosetc sforado lambs
s.. SAs,5 S. Shorn sheep and lambs sold
decidedly the most readik.
Receipts--CattIe- is,soa hogs. 5000.
sheep, 1880.
OMAHA, April Is.-Tr cattle market
native beef steers Siss5. Western steers
81 Se4f4 %; Texas steers x3sssa425: COWS
ard hetfers s. i.2o; anners. Ggn3 81.
stockers and feeders. SbaS.ie: bulls ana
Hnes~Rereip,s. $50: market. &c iower;
heavy. sss5s4a75. mixed s3s59fs s-is: light.
ssseg-Recespts, iNa market str,ns:
fair TO choice natives. so9&so. fair TO
stock stock sS wss.ss b.. sss and
COTTON 1MAal<ETs.
New Orieana.$
o: NEw ,, aogbEA Va iprsi nc0''0n-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND April ia.--Wheat-Firm and
Irregular. Vaiia Waiia. s.t,S3c: valley and
bluestem. SD Sic per hashei.
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MAN s

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,iishsJN., and 80 Is the advice of tbs
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Il lIliHIfHsiIl this continent. II you ses
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat--No. club Sissc: No. biuestem
s,isc; milling wheat. No club. ne; No
hIuester SOC,
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FOREIGN M1nkETA ]


NEW YORK. April is.-The evening
Poets London financial ca bsegram SAYS.
The stock markets IRE remained stag
nsnt today. becoming dis0rdered BY the
cause % dearer mones those on Ameri-
cans being 10 "a per cent. Americans APP
peared steady and eog@nued so until there
WAS sharp fail IN Srnnish ~ which was
leans gave wsv ia sympathy and all the
markets became duh dosing only . frac-
ton above the Lowest There were Wild
rrnors az the close. Including = repcr,
that the cable besweh Havana and Key
West Rad b<<n cut.
Counoss ana csher Gls-edeed stocks conr
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IL you want your friends TO know the
important news % the mast week send
them the Weekly Post-Inteliigencer. Is
sued today.
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General QuotatiOaa.


F'lour-Receipts, 1850 barrels: exports,
6ssa barrels; market. firm and more
ter s,raigbss $4.55d4s5.
Wheat-Receipts.. sl.97s oEhels: spot.
strong: No red. tosis I. OBJ; afioat: op-
war news and big export demands; realix-'
Ing caused slight decline: tesed at $40
eesc net higher; May. $1.0ss1f .0ols; closed
$i.05Is.
Wcol-ouiet.
Hops-Steady.
Pe.roIeaim-Dull.
Coffee-Options opened stesdy ana un-
changed 10 points higher: tosed 10 to %
points net higher: sales. Il. 500bags, includ-
Ing May. s.60G5. Sc. srpt Rig Arm: No.
invoice Sihe: No. iobbing, +: mild. Arm:
Coriova, sizfii5c.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair aiming. 3ssc:
centrifugal. &c test, 4lsc: rethed. steady.
Metals.
Fig iron-Warrants unchanged, $6.6596.SS.
Copper-Lake firm. 81.
Tin-Dull: $iA35NI4sa.
SYelter-Firm: "a. 2Ssi4.35.
Lead-Weak; $3.deT3s2is.
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. creamery. I5ai9c: :
dairy. liNlSc.
Cheese-Quiet: SGSLe
Eggs-Eirm. fresh. &C.
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TIME scnEDuLa


In Eject February II !,
TRAINS LEAVE SEA7rra|
For Spaaase. isesstaad. 81. raw
ana East .-........ ............ =
For Portland ......5.W a. N an6 -
r or O3y mpia NORTHUMBERLAND. y
sFor Aberdeen ............ =
For Tacoma. 500. s:so and N1s
q. M: 400 anc ............ ~
TRAINS ARRIVE At SIM
From Spokane, kosslaad. 8
Paul and East ....-........... "a
From Portland ......... .t:@ sarS|
skron Oily mpia .................. ri
sfsrom Aberdeen ..........,... ~
From Tacoma. 90 and ~
M. 1s.l3, 6.20 and .............n ne
sDaily except sunday. An efiss|
This card subject TO cnxan >
notice.
Through tickets TO Japan a. IS
Northern Pacific Steamship e.
For rates. rvutes, and other -
call on or address
I. 4. xA1n1
Genera Ae1at ~
City Ticket Office, corner IT,
and First avenue.
Depot Ticket once. eornee WHI
uue aad Columbia street.
A. d. CHAut2r
Assistant General Passoa69 +
No. 2SS Morrison street. celna
Portland. Or.
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LIVERPOOL. Arril ia-Close: Wheat
e.la. n > red. West N winter. firm. IS
"a Spot. No. I. rec. Northern spring.
corn-April. steady. D. I'D: May. steady,
n 4. July. steady. s. 43A6
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FIOur-FIrm.
Wheat-No. 3 spring, 94ca$l.ol: No. red
81 06iA al .0fx
Corn-No. 2. 3ossQaoasc; No. yellow,
30AI30xc.
Oats. No. .. 2s,.Q2s,sc; No. 3 white. s1sa
ayiec
Rye-No q 52Ac
Bariey-No. ?. I. o. b.. 35ia0s7,ac,
Flaxseed-No. !. 81 231s
Timothy Seed-Prsme $3.50.
Pork-Mess, per barrel. sgsfia a.
Lard-Per loo pounds, Sl7Is
Shor, Ribs-Sides Qoose). IS. a5dIs. IS.
Shoulders-Dry sailed (boxed). fAa47sc.
Short S!des-Ciear (boxe.5 81 5Dsi5 60
Whisky-nst.llers finished goods, per
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Gil Terminal As Sln
Ches. 4 Ohio Ss.1l3
G., II. & ID. t,as. l1kH
D.. q r. G. lists. los
Fo,irS 49, - 50
East Tenn. lists. M
Erie Gen. r. -. 81
r W&D ists.t.r. s.
Gen. Flee. 81 lt1yS
q. II. & s. A. IS. los
Seconds -. ..lt3
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-14

g. .ss4: silver certificates 5e85ekc: bar s3l-
yer 5essc: Mexican dollars SS1&c.
Government bonfss-Weak.
States bonds-Duii o
Railroad bonds-Weak.
The times., 1898-09-28

FOR RENT-Second-hoor fat; large, elegant
rooms suitable for light housekeeping. iS6 l-2
III ST. NY se2S-3t
The times., 1898-09-28

WANTED-Girl not over Is; apprentice at dress
making; must sew neatly. Apply, before
H. at 1916 G. St NV 1t
The times., 1898-09-28

wANTED-A lady to help on vests. Call 10
Fenton st. ne. se27-3t
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FOR SALE-Family returning to Cuba will sell
piano, splendid condition, for S55. 1000 18th
gt. NV. se27-3t
The times., 1898-09-28

WANTED Reliable young man es waiter in DIN
ing and lunohroom. Apply l4l0 \. y. ave
1t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OYSTERS, A No Wholesale and retail; 2oc per
qt-; 75e per gallon; delivered free LACEY'S,
COZ v Y ave Item
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SAILS lots in the subdivision of Wilen
Heights; cheap; electric cars passing by; $500
for the 8. Address s. E. this office. se27-3t-em
The times., 1898-09-28

WANTED-A good cook and general houseworker;
no washing or ironing; stay nights; give ref
Apply 1lC9 st. W. se27-3t
The times., 1898-09-28
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

EANTED-Dookkeepers typ writers, watehmen.
janitors, cooks, walters, buffers; all kinds OF
work BUSINESS BUREAU. us I2th st. NV. II
The times., 1898-09-28

FOR RENT-To gentleman only, comfortably
fur. back room; rent, S. per month. l22S sth
ST NV se2S-3t
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Call for semi-mOnthly Bulletins.
FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-FiHe saddle and driving horses. bug
ges, suTTeys. traps. and day5ens. al reason
able rates; cheapest rates in city 20 drUmmers.
PRESTON'S STABLES, sfh and ] SIS. NV; phone
el7-2 se20-Im
The times., 1898-09-28
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND vEHrcLEs

HAVING To leave the city l am compelled to
sell all of my eoupelets, brougharns and
our-wheelers; also horses; all viii be sold cheap
to early buyers. - Fl ST. ne. se2S-3t
The times., 1898-09-28

MEALS SERVED BY frsf-class caterer; reasonable
price II46 OREGON ave. NV. sea6-2t-em
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

MEALS nj out; also in the dining
ROOM. at reasonable prices. l7l0 st. NV.
se27-3t-em
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WANTED-BICYCLEs.
wANTED-HoRsEs AND vEHTCLEs

WANTED-Nearly new, Diamond frame bicycle;
state make; lowest cash price; wrecks. b.
CYCLE ,. this office. se26-3t-em
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By a young man, unfu. room; parties
owning house preferred; state terms. Bon :,
523 llth st. se2o-5t
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.


FOR RENT-Front and other rooms; nicely fur
nished; bath, heat, and gas 5l2 St NV.
se2S.6t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Cook and nurse for private family; no
tel and boarding house PAGES. BUSINESS
BUREAU. us 18th st. NV. 1t
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WANTED-At once, cheap for cash, horse, wagon
and harness; suitable for grocery business
Apply Market, llth and sts se se27-3t
The times., 1898-09-28
WANTED-HOUSES.
wANTED-coUNTRY PROPERTY.

WANTED-To rent, nice house on large lot,
with stable and barn; about or miles from
to reach house. Address BOX 4, W. T., this
office. se27-3t
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WANTED-By gentleman and wife, two fur
rooms, with board. in private family; must
be first-cass; ref. exchanged Address y W. p,
this office. se2S-5t
The times., 1898-09-28
FoR RENr-uNFuRN1sHED poos,

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FOR RENT-Two beautiful unfur. rooms; suitable
| for light housekeeping; $40; light; heat, zoos
| + ST. nw. s,283t
The times., 1898-09-28

FOR RENT-sn3 st. NV: small, neaty-fur
room on I'd floor, with board; central; terms
reasonable. se2S-3t