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The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-25
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What ID Means.

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The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21
POrt|andASt1Ore A. C. Boat Runs On Reef At Entrance
 Puget Sound

Seattle, Feb 1S-The steamer Portland, of the Alaska Coast Co.,, enroute from Valdez to Seattle, ran on reef at the entrance to the Sound yesterday and ripped her forepeak open. She was badly damaged, but the pumps were able to keep her from laundering, and the captain succeeded in running hereto Gabroila island, where she was beachrd. All of her passen- gers are safe and will be taken off as soon as ake relief ship sent from
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21
a rock in Valdez narrows.


 Washington, Feb. 20-zThere is no doubt that a vote will be taken today on the seating of Senator Smoot. In an address yesterday he declared that no oath he might take would cause him to swervc from his duty to his country. He said that he was loyal to his gov ernment and meant no treason in taking the ecclesiastical oath. Hi- remarks were loudly cheered by jhc gallery
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21
JEANNE ISNOW AGROUND
Another One Of The A. C. Boats Having
 Trouble

Seattle, Feb, 2O-The steamer Jeanie. of the Alaska Coast Co.,, is hard aground on Wing Point, Puget sound. She was to have sailed for Valdez soon after her arrival in Seattle, but may now hay e to go on dry dock before sail ing.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21
here can reach the wreck.

Following is list of passens CTS from here on the Portland: Mrs E. Billingsley, Archie McLaren Pearl Lewis, Dan s. Kennedy, Wn Russe., Lewis Pera, Louie Dubois Laura Smith, HarrF Malone, F H. Ann, J. E. Barracll, Miss Moore Florence Wilson, Kerry Dittman J, w, Brown, Mike Hayden, N Jacobsen, J. Donovan, $. Freeman 0. F, Jenkins and ]. A Phare.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21

Sacramento, Feb. 20-The bill allowing woman suffrage in the state of California has been defeat- ed, much to the surprise of the women's clubs which were conf- dent of securing its passage.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21

Lincoln, Nrb. Feb. 2O-The state legislature has passed bill providing that no railroad in the state shall charge more than a tive cent rate for fare. The railroad interests have made a hard fgAt against the passage of the bill and will now contest its constitutions ality.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21

Seattle. Fcb. 2O.- The santa Clara arrived from Vald" y,, cr- day and hos gone lo luc dry dock for repairs necessitated by striking
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21

New York, Feb. 2O-Jerome has started to cross examine Evelyn Thav. He asked her if the story she has told was true and received the answer Yes" He says that he may try to disrredit the wit- ness. It has developed that Mrs. Thaw received twenty letters from White after her marriage to Thaw.
 WalIa WalIa, Feb. 20- This city is cut of from tha outs de world by the bcavy rains ot the past few Jays, which have washed out all of the railroad tracks and country roads, It wiij be- week before communication can bo re- established
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21

Honol lu, Feb 2O--The Japan ese residents of the islands have wired to President Roosevelt pro- testing against the prohibition O. ,mmigration to the United States. inev have also wired tbo same po- est 10 the Japanese foreign office.
 Wallace, Idaho, Feb. 20-Durioq inc trial of Steve Adams It dcycl- oped Chat thcrc WAS conspiracy formed among thc woodsmcn oi Mapi" creek to kill ali land jump. ITS who iuterfyrcd with ,hcir in. tore. It appears tnat Aaams "as ,hr ringicadcrof th+ consp.g- aoroud .ha, he laid $lO0 for each Killing oi a jumper.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-21

The Nor, nwcS crn Ter Seattle al noon today Wh 1GS passengers, coming via ka,aiia.
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Dancing

MISS COULTER, professor Of dancing; pri-
vate lessons. soc. If you can walk can teach
You 10 Saltz. Z0l Eye 81 NV. Phone 81 IIs4-
Advanced classes TUESDAY and Friday. 10 H.
se4-sHI
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
- cENr q WoRp 20

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS MAN1t- %
MOONS AND BOARD BOARD WAN - y
Two cents q word for all other CLASSIFIED
nsvertissuents for less than three insertions
II inserted sor three OF more consecutive
dayE one cent a word Tor each insertion.
T'hess rates do not apply 70 Personals
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
tbs following branch Offices At regular ofnes
Fates II il - inconveLieut to leave advertise
fgeuts at either a branch Office The Times
business Office, they may be telephonod direct
a. The Times Cdain $500. and messenger
S.!g taIl TO collect without additional charge
&. tie advertiser.
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The Business Tide
Is Still Rising

Five years ago md business men, ali the world felt that
the tide OF business prosperity must soon turn that the pendu-
un must shortly swing backward to the other sdeha rising
values extensive investments of savings funds the enormous in
in volume of business in every ne must bring the dreaded
reaction; must bring 'hard times
There not many of these md people nowbu there
still who afraid of their own shadows in business
way and who evil poent in every speck the business ho
ion
great defined pesmist as one who sees two
evils where but one exists AND ACCEPTS THEM BOTH"
Occasionally merchant iustihes this definition.
The real BUSINESS OPTIMIST is he who refuses to see
even one evil where two exiSt-or to accept either
As matter OF fact the wses business men mot the most
opmsc-bu the most far-seeng) believe at the present mo-
nient that BUSINESS FLOOD-TIDE IS A LIFETIME
AS'AYi
With usual and harmless fluctuations BUSINESS IS GOING
TO BE BETTER AND BETTER EVERY YEAR FOR THE
REST OF OUR NATURAL LNES-so that WE should not
spend much time worrying about what viii do when "ard
times" again AND as always in good and poor times
The merchant who advertises most judicously
going to be the biggest merchant in his line
and the who is next best in advertising
viii he "next best" in standing and prosperity
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Automobiles.

FOR sAL.E-Maxweu runabout; nearly new;
THE DEWEY GARAGE. 1918 L st. NV.
OLDS RUNABOUT, 1906; lamps. horn; $3.50
cash. III c ST. ne. sel-ot =
TIRE TROUBLES ended by Swinehart solid
cushioned tires: expensive, worrying pneu-
MATES not needed on our smooth streets and
hard ROADS, no extra outlay 10 change nu-
merous city testimonials. JONES RUBBER
TIRE WORKS, agents, 602-604 Z.
se6-f. sS mist
FOR SALE-Oldsmobie 1906 runabOut, good
IS new; price, $500. DR. BYERLl, Laurel,
Nd. se6-6I
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Bicycles.

FOR sALE-yale chain bicycle. good run
ming order. SIC; chainless ColuFabia, good as
new SIS. I'll lst ST. NV. se7-St
EVERY BICYCLE MUST BE SOLD 20 make
room for our fall shipment; bicycles as low
as 81 and up. Cleveland National. Buffalo
King Rambler. Columbia Olive. White, and
100 other excellent makes, all in good con-
,diJi0n. c. 7. HUNTER The Bicycle Man.
1l9 Pennsylvania ave. NV au9I- IF
BEST PUNCTURE-PRooF TIRES. Sl.s5. put
on: guaranteed no equal anywhere against
puucfurEs; some choice seconds. SI.75. made
TO sell for $3.50 and S.. 90 as frsis trial guar
Rntee. JONES RUBBER TIRE WORKS.
6o2-604 E. aul0-Sa, m. tu-15t
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THE wYNDRAAl 4si nth uw.-Lesson. SOC:
iessons s. 30: class. $50 every Tues. Thurs,
eat. Guarantee 10 teach you Prof. WyEdhsD
Jy16-tf
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Dentistry.

TEETH without plates; no extracting. no
pain look, feel act, and last longer than
natural teeth. shrunken faces made normal
painless filling. DR. J. L. WILSON. Izg3 F
ct. au23-tf
DRS. o. W. q ". J. ELZEY. DENTISTS.
S. ". Cor. 10th and + SITS. y. ".
Specialists in Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that 1T. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices Phone n 4251
fezs-d
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
SIC Set Of Teeth. Gold Crowns and Bird ewoFz
81 Filings. SOC. Painless Extraction Free.
Y. s. Army and Navy Dental Association.
DR. D, HARRY MORAN. Mgr.
ts9 ST. NV. CORNER OF TTH
3ylS-tf
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Personal.

Maze DAVIS the born claIrvuyaut ard card
reader. removes spells. evil Influences, and
gives good luck 1928 18th q. NV. give ne
] q call auI6-91t
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY suite
% Colorado building Ifth and Q, Expert
investigations. any cause, all sections. strict
y confidential Plone Main 2525- au14-25.
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7 HAVE FOR SALE a Wayne two
cylinder touring car-the machine used
as model in the last local automobile
show II is built exceptionally. and mas
made remarkable records for speed and
endurance. Recently ran 70 Atlantic
and return in p hours each way
Equipped with Searchlights. ShebleT,
CarbuTetOr. Splitdorf Timer and
Switch all new within the past month.
Tires in excellent condition also one
extra tire and tube. Car is at present
being torn down and adjusted. Can be
seen any time and demonstrated as
soon as entirely overhauled. This is
an exceptional bargain-being a show
car" il has merits unknown TO regular
stock cars. Let me show il 70 you.
or ride you around Address at once.
BON $50. Times Office.
se.+F
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wANTED-Neat colored woman for genera
houssWork; small family 1921 ST. NV /
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Birds, Dogs. Etc.

JUST RECEIVED-Thres male Great Dane
pups; sire, the greatest tn America; dam IS
one of the world s champions; pedigree. cups,
medals and ribbons won by parents exhi-
billion; also Scotch collie pups, young parrots,
pigs, Flee-Fles soap, etc SCaMID'S BIRD
STORE. IL 18th ST ses-G
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

8FAETED-Colorsd girl for plain cooking
washing. ana ironing, can stay niEhts. Gail
between 10 and 4. Iso4 Corcorun 81 IL
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PROF I. A. ACHER. class Wednesday and
Saturday; private lessons by appointment;
quick and latest method taught 1927 10th 81.
nv au-6-lsc
WHY S-OT PREPARE NOW Tor the fall
dances II you cant dance, We can teach
YOU in a short while. Class lessons. Tues
days and Fridays. SOC. Private lessons ar
ranged. Lady assistant NATIONAL
SCHOOL OF ACTING, ~ East Capitol st.
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WANTED--Woman as cook and genera
houseworker; stay nights. - eth st. ne. ]
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Help Wanted-Female.

wANTED-Two girls; one white and one
colored II ST. NV. se9-St
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Ranted-Rooms 9 Board
Wanted-BOarders.

TABLE BOARD; home cooking; near all
cars. 655 1 st. NV. ses-3t
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wANTED-GoOd girl for di9ing room. 7 /
81 nv. se6-2t
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-Place % work. with q dve-year-
old child; viii take less wages. So home
nights. COS New Hampshire ave II
EVANTED-By hrst-class laundress washing
20 do. 1877 oregon ave. nv. sels
WANTED-By reliable woman, washing 20
do az home sGS Washington ST. nv. se7-zt
WANTED-By. colored woman. laundry work
20 do al heme. 1913 CorcOran 81 NV,
APARTMENT J. 1t
WANTED-By German woman. hrst-ciasa
cook, position, no washing. state salary.
Address BOX ~, Times ouice- se6-zt
WANTED-PuPiIs in music, Cincinnati Con-
servatory method. successful WORK. best ref
erencess terms moderate. The Charlotte,
APARTMENT 20. 2izo 81. NV. se5-3t
WANTED-By experienced young lady, gen
erai odice work. references. MISS b. 100
sth St nv Se6-3t
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NOn-MedicaI Healing.

The JUnod (the yacuum) Treatment
is a method OF restoring the ctrcula-
ton. It is nop-medical. Your system
is not hlled with poisonous drugs. 1t Is
especially adapted for the relief and
cure OF those ailments that are usually
considered incUrabls.
Information and consultation free.
Frof- y. y. D. PARKER,
142z Few york Ave. y. ".
en--sf
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Miscellaneous.

SPECIAL for a short time-A l6x2o o!lclotl
ign. on frame, lettered 10 suit YOU Price
0c each. J. d. O'LEARY, sos St nv
Drop postal. se5-3t
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Wanted-COuntry Beard

SUBURBAN. for gentleman and wife. from
September Is: vicinity OF Cleveland Park or
Chevy Chase preferred. Address BOX III,
Times oflee. se4-4t
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Lost.


LOsT-s O'Clock. September 5, between Raj
eigh Hotel and Pennsylvania depot. one gold
link bracelet. with small diamond 30 clasp.
Reward. Communicate with j. c. EMNER-
son, p. o. Box l6, Portsmouth. Va. sei-5t
LosT-on september 5. lady's gold watch;
turned 70 IL ith ST. NV. II
LosT-Friday might, az Luna Fark or On 18Th
and d SITS car golng east necklace, Win
diamond and pearl brooch attached Liberal
reward return t. Mrs. g. L. OLkSTADT. 5l6
SD So ne seI--l
LOsT-A small. shaggy white male cog.
about one foot tail tag 456s. Reward t9F re
House, 1924 Monroe 81. NV. Tel North
4s77-K- se6-St
LlOST-On September g. between the War
Department and 2lst ST. nv. one pension
certificate, fnclosed IN an ohcial envelope
from Pension Once and addressed TO Cor
nelius Morgan, 2053 X ST NV. The finder
viii please return the same 10 the above ad-
dress or drop postal and receive desired
reward. se6-at
PARTY IS KNOWN who took coat from
80. and IL he viii return papers and meni-
oraudUm book 10 action viii be taken. so
North Capitol St NV. se6-st
LosT-Lady's gold watch, Wednesday aft
ernoon; monogram on case. inscription In
back. Reward return 20 DR. z. F. KING,
22s Bond building se5-2t
LOsT-Thursday about pm, near Dis
trict building. watch fob and Iocket Reward
II left az zoos sth ST NV, se6-2t
LOST or sTRAYEp from 1872 Newton st.
fox terrier named Nero white with one black
ear; tag 1885. c. A. SNOW, 523 eth ST. NV.
Phone N, as. Reward. seS-2t
LJsT-In or near Farragut Square. lady's
enen-face. silver watch, gold trimmings
fancy hands. short black ribbon attached
III
Room 606, Postofice building for reward.
LOsT-Locket and chain at Luna Park Re
turn 10 ROOM is. $50 F 81. and receive re-
ward. se5-5t
LOsT-LAbor Day, a rainooat. on bank of
c. O. canal, near Sycamore island, si2
East capitol seo-St
LosT-Brindie French bulldog; s. reward.
LOsT-september 4, gold hesrt-shaped watch
pin on 7th or 18th St. cars. Reward. 62l H
Found.
Il oE oEne PS os Up 81 i's ST a5 aaf SP PFop
erty. sel-5t
FOUND-conie gyp al 18th and F. Thursday
night Owner please call at 1856 18th nv.
Z
FOUND - How TO sharpen safety razor
blades equal TO new. Zoe per dozen. ROOM
9, 1924 New York ave. se6-St
LACEY'S delicious ice cream and sEerbets
ice and soc per gallon: large bricks IN
box, &c. Do not judge oCr ice cream by the
price. Try Il and you VIII buy Il. Phone
u. 92S COZ New York ave NV 5y5-tf
Wall Paper.
C. c. SILENCE,
Successor TO ". +. Hunt WALL PAPERS.
Lowest prices. 467 G ST. NV. Phone 3467-M.
se7-It
ROOMS PAPERED 20 per cent cheaper than
other firms; work guaranteed. H. HEWITT,
GIL East Capitol ST. se7-3t
W HUNT. formerly OF 467 @ St. is now To-
Gated at 1920 9TH St NV; all work guar
anteed: samples brought. Tel North 1913.
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR l. +. LUERSSEN. Drug StoFs
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

FIRsT-CLAss places furnished . first class
help OF all kinds. WASHINGTON bOMEs-
TIC GUILD, go 18th ST. NV sei-s5t
VANTED-E 600 telegraph operators, learn al
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 81 East
Capitol st. and secure a position Special
rates for next thirty days sel-u
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Carpenters and Builders.

E D. TRONSUE. carpenter. cabinet maker
iobins promptly attended to, Cos Psnnsyl-
yania ave Sc. Drop postal 1 viii call. .
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ANACoSTIA.
EURY's PHARMACY. corner MsnroE Gnd
jefferson SITS.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
r l. CARSE & CO. T1J King ST
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SpiritualiSm.

IF YOU WISH advice and information on
any subject, call % see pr. Million sud get a
psychic reading OF independent site writing
You can call al any time and get a private
sitting. Oh Eye 81. NV sez-8t
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GEORGETOWE.
y. 2. WELLER Pharmacy. S5Sg x a. NV.
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AT HARNESS AND TRUNK SHOP. 18th and
II SITS. NV. wagons. buggies and surreys:
bargains also wheels. trunks and harness
repaired aaI-Sgt
FOR SALE-A large outside showcase; a
bargain. Apply SIS Ith NV. sel-7t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NnRTHMEsr.

.i,,t.oESBERG 5, ia ana K sts NV
a. kANN. SONS K CO.. eth and Market space
GREEN'S CAPlT Al ADVERTISING
N K EcNULTY, Cigar store. l4th and p nv.
kHODE ISLAND PsARAAC4s Linton
Nelson. Proprietorss corner Rhode Island
RoEERT i. PETZOLp. The Harvard Phaz-
macy, 18th and harvard sta nv.
W, ~ DARLING, cor. l4th and SITS NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. stn Ct, Rhode
Island ave. and nd, X IS g; nv. -
caKs. c. HoRNUNG. Christian Pharmacy.
sANFORl'S PHARMACY, New York ave,
ana North Capitol strest.
r. n VEITCH. 10th and IL SITS. nv.
oJnGLEY's PHARMACY. 2st ana G sts.nw.
GILLETTE q Co. 18th and L sts- NV.
Q. y. WAGSER & co. 1st and Il SITS nv,
EUGE$E T. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
NORTHEAST.
I.ADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne.
cHAS- X. BLUAEk. ~. CAP. and Il sts. ne.
AcCIIESNEY d JOACHIM. cor. ID and y sta.
=. J. DUNCAN * CO.. Druggists. sth and X
IS. rs,
SOUTHEAST.
a. E. POWELL sth and East Capitol sts.
QDONSELL DRUG CO. sth and e SIS
a.. S. FEALY, XIV cor. 18th and Pa. ave-
SOUTHWEST
'. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. tn ana streets
GEORGETOWN.
y. 2. WELLER Pharmacy. s5Sg * a. NV,
ANACoSTIA.
EURT's PHARMACY. corner 8IsnroE and
jefferson SITS
BROOKLAND, D c
ARTHUR J.. +. LUEESSEN. Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r L CARNE CO. I05 King 81
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sOuTHEAsr-

a. f. POWELL. sth and East Capitol sts.
QDONSELL DRUG CO. sth and q SIS
~. s. FEALf, eg cor. 18th and Pa. ave-
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WANTED-Experienced boarding house cook
Il09 n ST. NV. seI-3t
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PaSturage.

HORSES TO pasture; plenty OF water and
grass first class For particulars phone l..
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VvANTED-Experience waitress. al once.
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For SaIe-Ty pewriters.

MONARCH visible. cheap for cash; nesrls
new Address BOX $50. Times ofice. se7-S
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NORTHEAST.

I.ADDON PHARMACE. 100 Florida ave. nc
CHAs. Il. BLUMER. n. CAP, and Il sts. ne
McCHESNEY q JOACHIM. cor. I'd and u sta
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WANTED-White bundle washer for laundry
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