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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-16
The Trust Question.
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then before new capital could invade
the field, prices are reduced.
While there are probably no absolute
industrial monopolies as yet, still it is
not necessary for combination to own
every productive plant in order to con
troll the market The Standard on
Company absolutely controls the oil
market, although there are independ-
ent produ, ers. The reason the Stand
ard Oil Company can control the mar
ket is that the independent producers
are unable to supply the demand. Ms
the product of the Standard Company
is necessary to meet the demand-the
product of the Independent retinerie>
being comparatively insignificant it
can fix the price. The Standard Com
pany being thus able to control tn,
market has not seen fit to crush out all
the independent producers, which no
one doubts its ability to do if it so de
sired. The few that exist have been
able to hold on only because they are
favorably situated. They have been
allowed to continue, probably because
they are harmless and because the com
pany does not wish to stir up new oppo-
sition- it has had its hands full wardlng
off adverse legislation. AS soon as Il
combination of the output, although not
an absolute monopoly, strictly speaking
more or less plants being outside the
the combine-still it is Il practical
monopoly, for it can fix prices, raise
and lower them, at Will.
The outcome of this movement OF con
centration, however, will be absolute
monopoly. AS competition ends in
combination, so combination ends IN
complete monopoly. That all competi-
ton will be finally eliminated is evil
dent from the fact that capital is con-
centrating into the hands of few. Ia
the modern joint-Stock form of owner
ship the great capitalists become inter
| ested in various industries and SO Will
not invest their surplus capital in com
peting enterprises. John y. Rookie
Teller, for example, has capital invested
in various and diversified industries
J and he is associated in these with many
other capitalists, all Of whom have Il
! common interest. Is it to be supposed
that these men will put capital into
other plants of the same kind and thus
compete against themselves? Thus
when capital and industry are concen-
ing mutually interested in the same
productive enterprises, competition Will
be rendered impossible. 1t will then
make no difference how high prices are
raised or how the permanent large pro
fits might be attractive to new capital,
there will be no surplus capital outside
vest in competitive enterprises. The
great economic masters can then rule
with hand of iron, controlling pro
duct, prices, and people to suit their
own sweet will.
There is but one escape from this con
dition and from the servitude already
forced upon the working class. The
Specialization of the trusts and demo
cratic administration of industry fol
the benefit of all the people is the only
solution of the problem Socialism
would secure to all the people, instead
of the few, the benefits Of the scientific
organization of industry.
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There Are M Cradles In japan.

:; pan does not know The cradle. MS
Diogcncs made cu, of his hollow
hand thus Tie Japlu"sr mo her makes
Il cradle with the back of an o.uu
child, an ambulating, Il li%htful crp,l.,
Were ii stays from morning to ni;cct
apl is unrhythmically rocked. accora-
ing to the chances and sports Which
the day offers TO its patient and loving
victim. Her own back of course is Tvs
first cradle.-Albert $. Ashmcud, y.
d., in Science.
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-Dill's pickles at Flummerfelt's.

If You want the best fence in the
world. YOU. want the best fencing ma
chine in the world. The Leader Fenc-
inc Machine has no superior. See
Floyd Raider and get one. ia
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The Dawn job printing de-
partment is complete i'll its
equipment, in charge of good
workmen, and DIR prices are
right.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsy ivania Staten Daily.
800 +. M-CWCAGO AND 81. LOUIS SPE-
GAL. solid vest ibuie. electric lighted.
aiain.. car train. with Pullman seepers to
Louisville Cincinnati. Indianapolis. and 3.
Louis Plrlur Cars Cincinnati % chicago
Dining Car from v Washington
1I.1O P M F. y. LIMITED. solid vestfbule.
electric Iirhtcd. dining car train. with Pull
mn Sieepc-s 10 Cincinnati Lexington. and
Louisville Compartment sleeper 70 Viz
rfnia Hot SPRINGS daily except sunday
Sleepars Cincinlati 70 CnicaSc and St
Louis. Dining Car
Reservation and tickets az 5l3 Pennsylvania
Avenue. coz Fourteenth Street, near r. and az
me stafion Telephone ICf0 FOR Pennsyl-ania
Cab service- r. " FULLER
Teiepbouc Maia 1000. General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAp.

/ STATION CoRNER OF sIAIH AND . SIS
80 n A. DAlLX. PlTrsBORG k1Fl.Ass--
f@Eior and Dining CARS Harrisburg 10 fltts1iIrE-
lv.SQ A ~. DALI. fENNslbi ANA LAA.
llfAD--ful4n4an sleeping. DiuEng. Sr.o-aruZ. aa4
Use. ation Sars harrisburg % chicago. Ga
elnatl ladian2poils. - D0ula. CleteiAn1.
Ioieco ana DetfoiL Buffet Patios C-r - ia
Iisourg-
1880 A a. DAILY. PAST LINE-7ullm4z
Buffet f&rior Car T. Harrisburg. BGdet Parlos
Nar harrisburg % flftslUrE-
CSC y. n DAlLl. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
LoO,s. and sieepin@ and Dining Cals klarrisosne
C. Indianapolis. ~. boais. l.9uissI lie l.Ia Ga
71l r NJ GAILY. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Pui. nan Sleeping Car Harrisburg 20 ST. Lula
40 r. n DALI, WESTERN kAfkES-5-toil-
n a3 siespias C~s 70 fltts0urg and Chicago
I;s5 =. n DAILY. CLEVELAND AND cINcrx-
NAsl EAPREsS-PulillaL Sleeping CATS y -=a-
land and Cincinn4fI Dlning Car.
1000 r. n DAILY. PACIFIC A-Nt'RESs-Pulf
nan Sleeping Car 20 f.t.sburz.
20 A n DAILY BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS.
Hith through Broiicr Buffet P@riSr CIR azA
So@enes 70 Buffalo, via Emppriusn Jnnctlo1-
80 A n for Kane. Cananlai<ua, Rochuoter.
and Niagara EzIIs daily. except slncay.
1910 A. "A. Tor Eimira and NsDoy0 daily.
cept sunday. For vs. ~ lamsport czily, 3 &C p. IL
Jas 4. ~. DAILY, BUFFALO NIGHT cypress.
Hlih through Buffet Sleeping Car and Coaches
- Buffalo. va Emporium Junction
Buffalo, and N.ag2ra Fails daily. except sstur-
cay. With sieeP.Es Car 4shingtoR 70 Rochester
$50 2 D. Tor Erie, Cauand2lgtia Aocaeslef.
safalo. and Niagara .2lls daily fuhnlA8
sleeping Car Washington % A0ehsster s@Eas-
;oe p n. CONGRESSIONAL LDnrED'-
Daily for New York. an ParIcr Cars. xilA
Dining Car nom Baltimore.
For Philadelphia, New York. and tia
East
Expires. 700 Dining Carl. 7.57 iDiuinS Carl,
$40 Dining Car, 800. le.0o (D-ning Cap. snd
~ -
l1.45 BIS. 4.5c dining Car from Baitsnorel.
$50, l0.Co p n, 1Z.l0 night On sundays,
% DINING c2El, .;S5 s1isins S-s). 80. s,1s
" ilEsaagtonl A.. 1z.l5. s.I5. 40 Dining
Car from BaitinioTel. e-5o, 1000 p Il. 4z'S
For fhiladelphia only. Express. 7st5 A n.
l2--5 Z. n week days. 2.Oa. 4-lo. znd o--o =
81. daily
For Boston, without change. 7-ss A. Il wrsk-
days and $50 p NJ daily
For Baltimore 500, 6-l5, go, s-t5. 1-oe-
-: $40, BOO 1000. 1879. II 90 A n 10
12:s5, l:2a, 2sol, SIS. $50 900 Lisnisedls
$40. 4.20 i.a5. i.so, $40. 6.l5. $50 -, -
1870 1910. IE-3j p A. anc 44;lo nlEhG ~
sundays, 200. 50. I.57. $40, s.eo s.os,
1880. HOO A. NJ, ISIS, l-15. s-Gi, S.i5. 81
ti.O8 Limited3. $40. 20. s.5O. $40. ga
-. 7:l5. 7:45. los6o. 1e.fo +. n. and ls-ls
F6s Pope-s Greek Line. TO \ n aaa s.Ss P
h. weekdays SlDouys. 2 90 A -
Fer annapolis, IS A. n. Ms and s5sp
Fox Atlantic City.
Through Pullman Iszfet ParIor Car. via Della
ware River Bridge Route, 1915 p n week
days
Ticket ofices. corner Fifteenth and Streets.
and az the station. sixth and 3 Streets. Ehs1s
orders can be left for the checking q ozgg2ra
10 destination from hotels and resideaceA
Telephone cal .lCs0' for FennsyivaHia kal-
~ ~ SrTFRBTRY. J. R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Leave Washington. Penuz-. r. a. >tat.cn-
tO-d6a. M. sEABOAKD NAIL - IhrolEs
sgatfV Pullman oieepers % J4czscn-
vile. connecting at uanllef
With Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta
Z D. m. sEABOAHD FLORIDA LIN
Uaiiy. lIED-Sohd tram % J-ck5on-
vile ana 81 Angus inc. win Pullman Draw
ng Boom and Jonlplr-Illat -SleeE-rs, O1s1rv4-
mon Club Car. and Dining Car-
$50 u U1-SEABOARD EXPRESS - Solid
rlaln u jacksonville ana Tampa. with Pull man
s-copegs AID Cafe DinluE Cal--PullInan sleeper
TO Atlanta. Through service % Pinehurst-
A:tO a. m. LOCAL-Io Petersburg. Raleigh.
Daiiy. southern Pines tPinehurstl.
Hamlet. and intermediate points
Once, I4zr Penua. Ave.
c o. RYAN. We. CONELFN.
GenI Pass'r Agent GenI Ar. Pas5'r Dept
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
scheault eteelive 49, y. -.

ScheSNAc cuecisVe January IA. lgJ1-
Trans leave nor Pennsylvania station
e;lO = M Daily Local for HarrisonbuTg.
"asrentcn- Charlotte. and way stationA
1901 l. N Daily Nashingtou and florida
Limited EIrEt-claSs coaches end drawing-rooIn
sleeper 70 Jacksonville, Fla. Dining car service
usl5 a. N. Daily United States Fast Nail
-elsss coaches AND Gravging-room rleepe'
70 New Orleans Dining car service
4;cl p. m. Week Daya Local for HarriH0n-
burg and way stations on Manassas branch.
$50 D. N. Daily. Local for Nar-eurcn and
Charlottesville.
6;SI p. NJ week Days. southern's Palm
Limited Solid Pullman train Through Draw
/ ing Room SleepeTs TO Akin, Augusta. Savan-
nah, Jacksonville. and ST. Augustine Club.
Dining, and Observation Cara
ESQ ?, IA ilally. New York and Atlanta "
pres, FlFst Lass coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta
nondHTs. Wednesdays. and frioAys. Sunset
Route. Tourist sleeper Washinsst0n 20 san
francisco Pullman Buaet service.
$50 n Daily. New YORK and Florida
express flint class coach and sleeper TO Gam
GEN. Summervllie, Charleston. Savannah. Jack
-onFAle, ARD rot Tampa sleeper 20 Augusta,
and Connection Tor Aiken Dining car service
lC;Ol p m. Daily New YORK ard aiempbis
sIeayia, wa L3nehBBsrgl rsesss eese5 ana
,,anoosA. and AernPniss deeper - SeF Orleans
Dining car service
1875 =. m. Daily Washington and south
western LimitSd- All Pullman train. club aud
ohssrNdtion cars 70 Atlanta ard Macon sleep
err g Nashville, Atlantis. Macon. MeEg5is.
through sleeper 70 PiRshurst DiainG car ser
vice
TRAINS on BLURaONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington, $3.50 a. m. and 4sfe ?. m.
daily. Week dsyL 100 P. m, ass P. NJ, aud
o:So 3. n Latter for LeesbuTg only.
through trains from t. south arrive WASH
inSton 5:4Z a. -, - a. H.. 80 a. m, s-sS
a m, 200 ?. n, S.l5 p. m. ana $50 p n
oally; 1910 a. M daily, except Monday Local
trains from Harriscpburg. II IS a. m see, days
aae 9-05 p. IL daily From Charlottesville,
oszs A. M and 9sO5 p. m daily.
Tickets. sleepin- car reservations, end de-
tailed information car be had az ticket Ofices.
zoo 18th St, Oh Pennsy wanna Ave. and Penr-
syIvania Station Baggage checked through
tom hotels aud rcsiden~es
Phone 1870 z. r. r.. Cab Service.
2. n. AchERT. General Manager
:. H. HARDWsCk- General pas'r Egent-
l. s BR01N. General ASens-
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE-yERY NEAR LINCOLN PARK
MUCH BELOW VALUE

FOR SALE-YERN NEAR LINCOLN PARK
MUCH BELOW VALUE.
new three-story eight-room house; tiled
bath; porcelain tub. furnace heat. owner
took this house in exchange viii sell.
much below value; adjoining houses sold
for $40 Much less will buy this one.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 and sos + st. NV.
mhl9-3t
FOR sALE-TO CLOSE ESTATE
225 q St nw.-...---..-.... ............S 81, 500
80 y ST. o. a.lHD
These properties must be sold: no reasonable
offers refused.
STONE a FAIRFAX. SOC aud SOS F ST. NV.
mhfQ-3t
FOR SALES 800; a pretty siN-room bay-win-
dow brick; all modern improvements: near Cow
eminent Printing Ofice Also six-room bay
window brick. with stable, on L 81. NV; a
hne Investment at 2,IO0- Two six-roo and
bath bay window bricks. with cellars in North
east. one square from cars bargain a s.. 800
each. These houses are all in A No. ] order
and we'll rented. CHAS. FUSS 4 Co. COZ
18th ST. NV. rnh1s %
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wANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANrED-To rent house. with few acres.
suburbs. J. 3. ". 1893 81. NV. rnhIs.s
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED--By gentleman and daughter four
unfinished rooms with private family; Catho-
lies preferred. Address BOX S96. this ofhcc.
WANTEDA lady would like parties 10 take I'M
furnished rooms with her or part Of house
Address BOX 5s5. this office. II
WANTED or three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Address BOX 954, this
office. mhls-3t
WANTED March 30, by three adults, three
gDOd-size unfurnshed rooms for light housekeep-
ing. from r TO X and North Capitol 10 18th SITS.
Address BOX 500. this Office mhls-2t
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wANrED-BIcYcLEs.

WANTED To buy gents bicycIes. anv condi-
ton, Kind. or make. address BOX 3z,s, this
ofiice. mhl9-3t
WANTED win buy your seognd hand wheels: .
highest cash price paid {. I. HUNTER, ll3
rnnAylyaniS ave. mhI5-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

trst-class cook. laundrcss, Chambermaid, nurse.
general workers. 1911 10th St; phone 2212-l q.
IT
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPFRED, Sl.75 up; house painting;
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, nos OH 81.
ne; phone, East 8oO-D. mhl9-3t
ROOMS pfpered. 50 up; samples brought.
HUNT 49, c It. NV Phone East sos ~
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FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD. 422 81 st. NV
mhi56t
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NANTED-Man on farm, teamsters, laborers.
also house man, man cook. Inquire 2022 9Th
st. NV. II
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Iarge, well furnished room aud
bath, with board, vicinity Capitol; private
family preferred Address. stating particulars,
bon 81, this Office. mhls2t
WANTED Room and board. in sub RIBS society
of young people preferred; 500 month. Address
BOX ,sss this Office. 1t
WANTED-March 30. By man and wife, room
and board in vicinity Of Baltimore and Ohio
depot private family preferred: state terms.
Address BOX 3G7. this ONCE. mh1s-3t
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WANTED-White boy 90 sell candies al Ber
ming races next week. S2l6 Ifth 81. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RELIABLE FAPERHASCISG, bcst work: low
esf pricess drop postal toiny. GEORGE :.
HEWITT. Paperhangcr. nlo G 81 ST. nhr9-sI
FURNITURE REPAIRED, upholstered. snd re-
finished. iron beds rc-enemelad ailr farnittrs
rriir-ls.lad Estimates gwen g.. SioEAf Ahf.R,
1870 l2oS Eighth 50. NV. mhIidt
ICE CREAM, pure arI delicious bricks asf
lllrivl,4r-alsi orders taken for fancy creams az
popular prices. Hollis famous homemade bread;
aH Kinds home made fancy cakes; delicious
~ -Il1de pies; mems and lunches served,
uOLL 5. IS29 North Capitol 81 ssah5-Sos
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MANTED-Soda clerk. not over 20 years; mu
be reliable Apply COO Pennsylvania ave. II
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PURCHASERS, ATTENTION!

AN MAKING A SPECIALITY OF LOCAT-
ING IN DESIRABLE HOMES IN THE BEST
SECTIONS OF BLOOMINGDALE, THE NORTH
WEST AND NORTHEAST. THOSE SELLING
THEIR PROPERTIES To THE RAILROAD
COMPANY. / HAVE A LARGE LIST OF VERY
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE, ESPE-
CIALLG IN PRICES FROM S3,O)0 TO 5000.
NY REFERENCES ARE OVER FIFTY PUR-
CHASERS TO WHOM / HAVE RECENTLY
SOLD PROPERTIES N THESE SECTIONS
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
HONEST DEALING IN REALTY
Tells r. S53-E lI3-D No COZ + ST NV
fuhg5-fF
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sATE-IaVn grass. flower. and gordon
seed, spring bulbs, parrots, csnaries. fancy
poultry dogs cats, etc. SCIiNID'S BIRD
STORE. 10 18th ST. mh1f-u
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CIT YOUR BICYCLE REPAIRED by experts:
save money; drop postal G. T. HUNTER. lI3
Pennsylvania ave. mht7-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED a reliable colore5 man, white
washing. fob work. FIRST ciass. Call or address
WHITEW ASHER. 1885 81 CIV. mhl0-2t
WANTED-By experienced meat cutter al gro
Gerry clerk. situation. furnish reference.
Address FRANK HOWES. Oh Picbford place ne.
mhls-3t
WANTED miller wishes position with
wholesale -four and feed dealer as salesman or
to take orders Address G. II. BAKER, Tos-
toris, Va mhl7-3t
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WANTED-An honest girl for general house
work no Ma-fing- Apply az once. With refer.
fncfsf ios ~ So mhIs-3t
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

Leave Washington. tsE JeEssy Ave and 81
Chieaco aHd Northwest. 'lo-So = N. .e-2s
? H.
Cincii.nati, ST L0uls, and Louisville. s1o-0a
q IA, ais p n. -i:lO nigzt-
Pittsburs s1sd Cleveland. 1910 q. N, -ss4s
O. M and 100 nlShf
Columbus ana a Aeeliag, ss:ao P n
= Nizchester. 49, = IL. i!s.l5 and 1854
p
Lursy. 's.I5 p. II
Annapolis. ils-so. $50. Ill:5O a m. ils=sA.
fr-d5TlcE, ISIS. s-9sO1. llI0ss0 q N. s.l:Is.
10 and o.@o p ~
llagerstOgTn. ilO-c0 A. No and 30 D =
Boya and Wy pOluts. liSsSa. --9-O9 . n.
-. Is. Ia.s0, l5sst. --i0-t5, ii4l=SO =
CaitEersbugg and pay Polnts. ilo.55. --s.o0 a
n 800. LIS, 80. ls-0U. -5=o5. .i5-18.
i rs. --IG-I5. ia - p m
Nsshirsft3n Suacllcl and way points. 5-35.
-s.-uO a. gl-. ~-1-l5. liz 80. 5sSJ p N
Baltir7ole. week o4ss. 1s-S9. ssOo. 6-s4
xS.G5. ~, - 80 SIS, 23-S9, xl9-og, ~ - a
NJ. xIz.2O EC1n, Al-S-r As 90, X4.Jo. "A 80,
49, x5-U5 go. Xo--N, ESQ, 20 %, xfc-J0.
M 20 Il:s >. sunGzy=r - -, ~ -.
80 $50 - 10 T. M. xIz--O. lis. x3 20,
"a 80. A 20. %. 6,So. x5sO5. 1000. xn- -.
.. IA
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs s. VEHICLES

& EnD -
tOK SALE-hORSES q NEhlILES-
;-oe -,77- 49, ,77---- - -
1907 c ST. S. inhi9-8t
FOR SALE-ren COOL horses. Rear 81 II r
g. NV. mhl9-Tt
toR sALE-Good buggy horse, cheap, suitable
Foxhai Road. d. q. nnl9-3t
- c.rr - - - 7,
I'LL 49, ROY - rs g. -,-,1s -
l-- - - 80 =. ...-, .,- NM
FOR SAFE Chem one rood ,,,rr- ro-s. I'm
coln ave ana Selt,,- n ~ MINIS 9r
PROBEY'S SPRING SHOWING.
49, : = 80 - : =
fOi' W eg ~ - ~, I ~ LIZ AM
Carriage Department.
s,eo -. 49,
s2s5 canopy isFrin- Surveys $50
slG0 Canopy Jump-seat Surreys. ......-.-----sl 15
$50 tine Top Fn2eton- ~
80 R,lbber-firc R1nabsl,f. -
S65 Fine 9-sest Davtor Warons - $40
SIS Top Buggies divide track ........-..-.. IS
Pony elafiez' station WAGONS etc
Harness Department
s25 Pine n. q. RurVv Harness. ......... SIS
50 Pine has III g. Bugs. Harness. SIS
SOS Pine Collar surrey Harnes-.........-..-S sis
s35 Fine Syve,lge b. and Me Trap Harness So
Why buy an old vehicle or harness when We
T- ~ 81" '''' Same
- prpocrroD,-
PROBE Y = ~ 80 a NiA
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A white girl for general housevorlS-
Apply 1873 Gales ST. ne. nhlO-2t
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FOR SAIE-Eightec horses and mares, suit
able for city and farm purposes. also two trot-
ting stations. Rear ASP l0th 81. sw. mhilIGt
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

f(-ftiraorc Fllladel pLi1, New tork, Boston.
80 - E4st rs.Vl, 10 l1lnerl, : 80 (Buf-
fctl. -.g.O0 (DIncsg, 1000 lDinerl 4 n.
slt-9o CDiacrl, - 80 t-Eogal l1mited.''
i1sngri 400 philadelphia oaly), sos
Glineri 80 and II 80 y. n (sleepins 81
Open AZ 1870 Q eioeNl-
Atlantic City. W. 20. lilesoo a. m. ll2-ss.
q 20 = II
.D2ly. llE1cept Sunday '-Sgadzg only
xExprczs trains.
r,s-ea-e called tos and checked from hotcta
az T,sldeuces IS Union Transfer Go. on Crcers
80 ia ticket elnces. Cl3 Fennss lvsnla Avenas
ue,rthuest NeE NCrk Avenue and Eliteenth
street. and AZ station
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FOR SALE OR RENT-FARMs.

FARM FOR SALE OR RENT TO a good tenant !,
- acres good land, improved by good dwell
ing and barn: located on a good road: six
miles east OF the capital Inquire at YOUNC's
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 864 and 4e6 Pennsyl-
vania ave. nv. mhl4-6t
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W WANTED Cooks. chanbermaids Mattresses.
and other help. with references; places immedi-
atcy. Apply LADIES' EXCHANGE BUREAU.
l405 View York ave. II
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WANTED Neat colored girl Tor general house
work. az once. 1925 Corcoran ST. Il
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LIVE.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHAN
khia. Apr ], 10 New York Apr rs. l0 am.
Il Paul--Apr-s. 10 am Phila----Apr- p, l0a-m-
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORE-ANTWERP-PA
Naderl' d Mar q 10 Southw' H. Apr.4 10 m
kers' ton. Mar . 10 am. kro0nl q. April 10
CcMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1900 2 ST.
NV or Geo W. Moss. l4l1 G s.. NV. fel3ti
The Washington times., 1903-03-19
HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A coIored union barber Call az p
& st. sw. SAM WATSON mhi9-3t
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

wANTED-A woman to cook in private board
ing house. lID6 l. 81 NV. Il
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

wANTED-A girl for general houseyyork go y
81. NV. II
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

WANTED Young girl Tor general housework.
- Eye 81. nv. 1t
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

wANTED-A good woman kitchen helper 145o
l4th 81 NV. Il
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

WANTED-A good barber for saturday; 5
guarantee. q23 St NV mhlQ-2t
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

MANTED-Two vest makers. Apply GEO T.
KEEN. 1910 st. NV mhl9-3t
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

wANTED-Girl for general homework: no wash
ing. Apply 1916 r st. NV. 1t
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

WANIED-Young man with wheel % collect for
law oficc; state age and salary. Address BOX
Isl. this Office mhlg-2t
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

WANIED-A boy or young with years
or 50 experience at horseshoeing. 10 help in a
GEORGE W. SAKERS. Hyattsville, Nd.
mhl9-3t
The Washington times., 1903-03-19
FOUND.

FOUND-Lacey's ice cream absolutely pure.
70 cents per gallon. Delivered IN Unlettel ed
wagons COZ New York uIOti
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

WANTED Boy 20 learn the drug cuisines
10th St and Rhode Island ave. 1t
The Washington times., 1903-03-19

WANTED Young man experienced in the nlea
and grocery business. 1914 LIST st.. nv. Ut
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-06
WANTED.


WANTED-Driver at Union market,
Second street.
WANTED-Good cook. Apply to Euro.
pean hotel, Gallup, N. NJ.
WANTED-Highest price paid for
WANTED-Half a dozen good carpen.
tiers at Barnett building at once. APP,
ply to Architect LaDiere.
gents second hand clothing and
tools. Send address and will call. r.
Sweeny, SIS South First street.
WANTED-Furnished housekeeping
rooms in the desirable part of the
city by man and wife. Address "A.
s. r." care of Citizen.
WANTED-Young men to prepare for
government positions. Fine open
ings in all departments. Good salar-
les. Rapid promotions. Examina-
lions soon. Particulars free. Inter-
State Cor. Inst, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-06
A Farmer Strengthened Out.

"A mar living on a farm near here
came in a short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. l handed
him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and told him to use it freely and
If not satisfied after using 1t he need
not pay a cent for It," says G. P. Ray
der, of Pattens Mills, N. Y. "a few
days later he walked into the store as
straight as a string and handed me a
dollar saying, give me another bottle
of Cnamberlain's Pain Balm. | want II
in the house all the time for it cured
me-" For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-06
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A good paying business;
a snap to right party. viii sell cheap
if sold at once; reason, sickness. Ad.
dress II. H., Citizen office.
FOR SALE-Ffne black horse, new
buggy and harness, cheap for cash.
Inquire at this office.
FOR SALE-10x14 tent with fly
3 set blocks and rope %-inch, 1-inch
and IA inches; jack. bars and chain.
Inquire between $50 and 6 p. m. at
314 South Second street, next to
alley.