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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District Of Columbia Washington, October
IS 1902--OTdered. That section I3 article
OF the Police Regulations Of the District Of Co
iunbia, amended September Soth. 1902, Is
hereby further amended BY adding thereto the
following:
The mar<etmaster OF the wholesale market
shall assign spaces OF stands on the sidewalk
and roadway next TO the curb on the east side
Of Twelfth Street west. between North B Street
and Little B Street north and on the south side
Twelfth Streets, west; and on the contiguous
portion Of the space or reservation betwe /
Tenth and Twelfth Streets. west, and 3 and
Little Street north, 20 licensed hucSsteTs OF
produce dealers az large No person shall oc-
cupy such stands without first having had a
space thereon assigned 20 him ii writing by
said markeJmaster- The space 10 be assigned
10 each Hermittee shall not be more than nee
essary anc sufficient for the accommodation Of
one wagon with the hack thereof parallel 10
the curb. nor the space to be occupied on the
the curb line. Each occupant Of any such
space shall each day before leaving the same
sweep aud clean the sidewalk or other space
occupied by him and remove therefrom all de
pests. dirt litter and refuse matter, which
shall have accumulated thereon during his Oc-
CiuanCv Of such Sidewalk or space and the
occupants % stands on the street shall sweep
and clean the contiguous roadway Of the same
70 q distance Of twelve feet from the curb line
thereof. in addition 70 the Sidewalk, and re-
move theTefrum all deposits, dirt. litter and
thereon during their occupancy Of such space.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia WILLIAM TINDALL,
Secrcrarv
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NAVY YARD MEN COMBINE
TO BUY COAL CHEAPLY
Cooperative Society, With Possibly
500 Members, to Be Organized.
Scheme a Simple One.

a movement is on foot at the Navy
Yard for the organization Of q co-opera-
tive society for the purchase OF coal. It
IS proposed to form the society along
the lines Of the Mutual Ordnance Relief
Association, which has worked satfsfac-
toriIy 20 its members
The promoters Of The project are VIII
liam Ward, Henry Major. and George
Morgan. all Of the gun shop They are
receiving the earnest cooperation Of
employees in other branches OF the yard.
L Is proposed TO organize with a mem
bership Of about five hundred, each
member paying in s.. With this capital
in hand a contract viii be made with
some responsible coal dealer for the en-
tire fuel supply OF the members for the
winter II is expected that members Of
the association viii secure a substantial
reduction from the prevailing prices, as
they viii be buying in lots Of several
hundreds tons al time.
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WATER FRONT
PROPERTY OWNED BY CITY
Justice Steckler, in Supreme Court, De,
cides That City Exclusively Owns
Piers, BuIkheads, and Streets

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-By two decis-
ions fled in the supreme court today
Justice SteckIar held that the city had
exclusive ownership in the streets.
piers and buIkheads along the water
front notwithstanding private grants 70
corporations and individuals
The decisions were z double victory
for the city, for key protected its
ownership in the vsater front and made
it impossible for certain corporations TO
carry out plan to sell 10 the city at
high prices its own land and rights
along the river fronts.
The cases were in the nature OF test
suits, and under the terms Of the de-
cisions several millions Of dollars. it is
said, will be saved TO the city For
many years the question Of the owner
ship Of the city in the river front prop
eTty has been IN litigation
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BANKER ASSAULTED AND
ROBBED BY FOOTPBDS
Relieved of Letters Of Credit,
Cash, and JeWelry.

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-E'yrin y. Clark.
secretary and treasurer Of the Mis-
hawka. Ind. National Bank, was as
saulted by four men aud robbed OF
SIC. 600 letter Of credit. cash and valuable
iewelry at Peoria and Van Buren, Streets
early Saturday morning and has been In
a critical condition since at the Sara
toKa Hotel.
This morning Dr. Tallman stated that
Mr.. Clark was almost out Of danger and
probably would recover. -Four men
one local prizefghter, have been ar
rested for the crime. Two have con-
fessed. hut none Of the property taken
from their victim has been recovered
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REPUBLICANS LOOK FOR
SUCCESS IN KENTUCKY
Four Districts Sure, Says
Mr.. YerkeS

The Republicans will carry four OF
the eleven Congressional districts in the
Bluegrass State. said John ". YeTkes,
commissioner Of internal revenue. at the
White House today.
I'VE will carry the Eleventh. now rep
resented by Vincent BoTeing: the Ninth,
at present filled by a Democrat; the
Fifth, Twins district, and the Third"
The last named district is the one in
which Mackenzie Moss contested the
seating of John s. Rhea in the present
Congress and won
Mr. Yerkes said his call was more Of
a social than business nature.
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CHEAP MOMEY

ROOF /. wardsz Bldg. % floor, 9th and aw
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TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.

YORK. Pa, Oct. 20.-John Trout,
wealthy farmer Of HopeweI Center. at
tempted 10 kill his wife yesterday with
a corn cutter Failing 10 XIII her and
alarmed by the outcry Of his son and
daughter. he secured a gun and shot
himself through the heart. The wife's
skull is fractured and crushed in half
an inch. The deed was premeditated,
but no cause discovered.
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WASHINGTON. D. @. POST0FFGCT, NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur
at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Of sailing daily. and The schedule Of cioslrgs
Il arranged on the presumption Of their unir-
terrupted overland transit. FT the week end
ing October Is, 1902, the last connecting closes
wifi be made from the MAIN OFFICE as foi-
lows:
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AUCTION SALES.
G. G. SLOAN & 90. Au-4iones,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROFED PROPERTY N TRIM
DAD

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust recorded
IN Lfber 24O5 at folio 457, ct seq. Of the Land
Records u the District Of Columbia, the under
signed, as surviving trustee, viii offer for sale
al public auction, a front Of the premises on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1902, at 4:20 O'CLOCK
P. n, the following described real estate situate
IN the county Of Washington, in said District
viz; Lots numbered 80, 80, "a anG SO in George
P Davis subdivision Of lots n block numbered
six % n the tract Of land known as -'Trini-
dad; Gs said subdivision and plat thereof are
recorded in Liber County No at foliG as Of
the records Of the Office Of the Surveyor Of said
District And Immediately thereafter I will
ofer for sale the one undivided moiety OF hal!
interest in lot numbered thirty-one I'D Il
George P. Davis subdivision Of lots in SAID
block as said subdivision and plat thereof are
recorded in Liber County No. at folio 3 Of
the aforesaid Surveyors Office records SAID lot
numbered tEirty-two (32) Is at the west corner
Of Twelfth and Streets northeast, is % feet
front and contains 2,s15 square feet Of land :;
said lots % and "a are each Il feet front and
esch contains 1886 square feet o. land; said
lot numbered thirty-ninC (39) is L feet front
and Is improved By q Jyvo-stoTy brick dwelling
with side alley; and said lot numbered thirty
one (S1) Is at the north corner Of Twelfth and
y Streets northeast fronting % feet on the
tcsmeT by - the latter and contains 400
square feet OF land. The properties viii be
offered separately.
Terms: Oue-third cash; balance IN equai in
stalInents at one and two years with interest,"
II per cent per aTlUtIy pa42Dc S-Ili- aIiIllAlIt
from the day Of sale. secured BY deed Of tr1lst
IN the property sold, o. al cash ut the Pur-
chaser's opticn- deposit Of $50 viii be re-
CURED al the time OF sale OF each Of the gn-
improved lots and 500 on the sale Of lot rur5-
bersd thirty nine (39). All ccHYeyanciug and
recording will be at the purchaseT's cost. Terms
10 be complied with within ten DAYS, otherwise
the undersigned reserves the right TO resell any
lot CT TIE risk and cost Of the defaulting puT-
chaser thereof
AIDS B BROWNE,
1919 st NV, Glover Building,
Surviving Trustee.
JAMES F. HOOD. Attorney Tor holder Of notes.
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MORE LETTER CARRIERS.

Postmaster Merritt, CT the city post
office. is making every "ndeavoT TO give
Washington an eficiert and thorough
delivery service. BY November /, he
Will appoint ten or twelve additional
letter carriers. which will be distributed
in districts where they are most need
ed
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QUEEN TO GO TO PARIS.

MADRID. Oct. 20.-Your correspondent
learns on good authority that Queen
Christina. accompanied by Due DAB
cante viii shortly 90 to Paris on q mis-
sion OF utmost importance. The nature
Of the mission is being kept mystery.
only the chief councillors Of the king
dom knowing what the object OF the
visit is,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LCBi3IA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No. IiO35, Administration.
This IS 70 give notice that the subscriber, Of
the District OF Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration the estate Of william
DeUteTmann, late q the District Of Columbia,
deceased al peTEOas having claims az inst
the deceased ara hereby warned 20 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
thenticated, TO the subscriber, OF before the
4TH DAY or OCTOBER, A D. Ie12; Otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate
Given under ny hand this 4th day Of DC
(SeaL) ELIZABETH DEUTERNANN.
sI5 North Capitol Street.
Attest: JOHN r ROUZER,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia; Clerk Of the Probate Court
MACKALL & MAEDEL, Attorney oc6,I3,20
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LTMBIA. HOLDING PROBATE COURT.
No. II02S. Admins tratioB.
This IS to give notice that the subscribers. %
the District Of Columbia, have obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters teStameutaTy ou tie estate Of Sophia
GensyIgvc Chew late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having aims against
the deceased are hereby warned - exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally au-
theuticated TO the subscribers, or before the
9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1885, otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate.
Given under cur hands this 18th day Of Oc-
tober. 1902
CseaIJ JOHN 4. CHEW.
ZOE Fifth Street northeast.
THOMAS J. CHEW,
E16 East Capitol Street
Attest: JOHN R. ROUZER.
Deputy Register Of v Iis for the District Of
Columbia: Clerk Of the Probate Court
SAMUEL MADDOX. Attorney. oC6l3.2O
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REAL ESTATE.
SOMETHING NEwIN REAL ESTATE

have about ONE HUNDRED choice lots IN
East Washington, Ehich can be sold for $50
each. on easy terms, VIZ: 80 cash and SO
per month.
Ne DEED OF TRUST REQUIRED
no INTEREST To BE PAID on DEFERRED
PAYMENTS
9TNOTE THIS NEW FEATURE thu
purchaser die after having made ten PAYMENTS
The lot viii DO decided free from cHc-l.nHrsEcs.
TO the heirs or dcyisces Of the purchaser
Remember the first applying vii secure the
most choice lots.
For fuii particulars cali on
JOHN F WAGCAMAN. 200 Il St. y W
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saIes-Cap. Traction IS. s500G1O71a;
Traders Bank 1OG150; Riggs Fire ms,
5OaS2z: 50GS9z: Nergenthaler, 5G1S7%4;
I0a1SS- After CaI-Cap- Traction IS,
S500GlG714; 4Q12612.
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MONEY TO LOAN at s3a to 5 per cent, in sums
OF 81 600 10 SIOOGJ. on D. c. real estate: pay
of and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
Gil transactions conducted with economical cor
siderati0n for borrowers. WM. H SAUNDERS
& 90 1907 st. NV.
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Six minutes ride from Washing
ton. scent fare; three-fouTths acre Of rich
garden ground, 5-room house, and barn, 200;
Cne-baf acre adjoining. with 5-room house and
barn, 8. go very easy terms; also 100 build
ing lots for 800 each, 3 cash. balance 81 Der
week; 10 per cent of for cash; also several
and 20-acre tracts near city for sale very cheap.
JAMES z CLEMENTS. 1905 G ct NV n28s
FOR SALE-Mt- Vernon; zoo lots and farms;
formerly part General Washingtou's estate. J.
Il. ETEHLTNCs, Mt Vernon on Potomac. esq
FOR SALE-7-roon house, 2 acres land, g, coo:
sTGO down. balance monthly PIERCE
PIERCE, Vienna. Va. oc2-50t
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PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without ludorseT, refereuces
OF security XuHpiy your promise to pay UuE
rev plan enables ever Obe 10 secure ready cash
at once althout Inconvenience or delay GU:
method Of conducting q loan business Is basai
On the word Confidence more than On Sc
curity-' You have OUT confidence; We have your
confidence. You need money; We have money
We don't need hen zoG tai 10 get accom-
mOdated elsewhere, call on Us and you will net
be disappointed Il you have 4 Ioao nov Ii
will not prevent you from securing fGrther ac-
cUnuodstioa from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Goa F ST. n ".
Phone, East 205- Corner Sixth St
sli2T-tf
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MoneY Loaned salaried People,

Retail merchants teamsters. boarding house,,
without security; largest business IN ~ pTln-
oipal cities. T0LMAS, Room 10is bSs 10th 81
nv ulA-tE
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TO LOAN-S50Oo0 on first mortgages, at low
interest; from g to 5 years; prefer to loan 1t
in two SUMS Of about 600 each. CHAPLIN
PR6W-N. s2S John Marshall Place ioId ~ st.
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PROPOSALS.

[. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, 80 North Capitol
ST. Washington, D. c. October &c, 1902 Sealed
proposals viii be received here until noon
NOVEMBER 10, 1902. and then publicly opened.
Tor freight elevator door frames for new build
ing for Government Printing Office lnfoTTnR-
tion furnished or application. JOHN STEPHEN
SEWELL Capt. Engineers. ocl7, Is, q, 21-nolS, Il
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SGR0EIlLA

Is an hereditary disease, and one for
which a tainted ancestry or blood pols-
oned parentage is responsible. 1t is
transmitted through the blood and
shows itself in swelling and liberation
Of the glands Of the neck, Catarrh of the
head. weak eyes, sores, assesses and
skin eruptions, with a gradual wasting
away OF strength and vitality. Il also
attacks the bones and joints. resulting
in white swelling. hip disease and de
formities Of every kind We see the ef-
fects Of this awful blood talnt every
day. but It exists in so many forms that
often II passes for something else, and
is treated as another disease
ScrofuIa robs the blood of its nutritive
qualities. and II becomes too poor u
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blood. can reach a disease that has been
transmitted through generations or been
lurking IN the blood since birth.
S s. s. cleanses the blood Of all serof-
ulous matter and tubeTcular deposits
sud when rich, pure, Misunderstanding
blood is again flowing in the veins there
IS q gradual disappearance OF all the
dangerous symptoms Of Scrof1Ia,
strength returns, and complete cure is
effected
s s. 5. contains no strong minerals to
further break down and deTange the
system. but can be taken by the very
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAJE-IoTely. coy home s024 18th 81
NV: : rooms; perfect order. nice YARDS; side
alley, only =. go; $50 cash. balance SIS
monthly, at ~ per cent House viii rent Tor
$50 50 owner states
MOS c. c. WARING, IIl4 c st NV
FOR sALE-I5II Ist St nv: 8 large. light
rooms and reception hall. cellar; nice vaT1;
good condition; only g T60- 500 or more cssl
halence SO monthly. Key at 1913 1st 81
across alley c. C. WARTNG, f114 G 81 nv.
mIe-3
Do YOU WANT To BUY q ho-ne7 We hsvs
several: S rooms and bath Northeast: cheao-
=. 200. Six rooms and bath. Southeast . 60.
4 bargain Seven-rtom house Northwest fns
investment. NEW YORK REAT. ESTATE AND
BUSINESS BROKERS, 81 2 ST nv. MICS
II YOU HAVE vacant house. We can rent Il
for you II you have property for sale o. ez-
change, see Us first NEW YORK REAL. ESTATE
AND BUSINESS BROKERS, GIL s. nv
mI9-3
FOR S6LE-ThiS Is rare chance: Soon
hoJlsc. bay window, brick. =. 100. 10 per cent
investment; rented for $3.50; Isr st., near
81 nv; newly papered and painted Another
9TH 81. near St. roons- rents sl759-
price &. 600 These are s1aps- GEO. n sIYE,
coz st. NV. mI9-3
FOR SALE-No- SO Tennessee ave. ne. Groom
brick house, bay window, all modern improve
rnents. near school and cars; 3, 200; SIS cash.
balance SIS per month. F. J. DIEUDOSEE 4
SOE IA Tth St NV elss
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TABLE BOARD.

HOS H ST y W.-AccommodatioEs for SIX
table boarders. MISS
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produce h g q ] [ b =
growth and develop
ment, and thin ema-
ciated bodies and pal
lid. waXy compilations
are the result.
Only a constitution
al remedy. one that
works through the
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II YOU ARE GOING TO PUT
ar . money in q bank. you look for the
safest institution: why not use the
same care when you deposit your
Faluabies for a loan7 We have a building and
safes made for that purpose All business
absolutely confidential Money loaned u
watches, diamonds. jewelry. etc. Interest At
three per cent instead Of ten
H. K FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870 2lt Ninth Street NV.
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK. Cash or cTedIt-l
Genuine diamond baby rings, $50; solid gold
sleeve links, $50: solid gold baby rings q
stoRes}, 75c; silver chat;elaine bags. S2-51. J.
BRUhKER, 120I, corner 18th and Pa zYe.s
yusrairs- miss
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old. as well as the
middle-a ged a 4 d
young, without any
harmful after ef-
fects. or the least
injury to the most
delicate cOnstitu-
ton.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
WHY PAY 10 PER CENT

When you can Jet the money from Us at !
m'icn lover rateg Loans n any amount OIL
salaries, Iudorsed notes, pianos, furniture, etc
No charge for preparing papers Private Offices
AL Business strictly CoIdd. initial
Suite Al Phones, Main 70G znS West "a
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT Co,
Private Bankers,
Ecme Life Building 18th and G Streets.
opposite Treasury Entrance on q ST.
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A snap FOR S550-TFo doors from best trans
Ter corner IT Northwest; cigar, stationery and
confectionery store; dong good cash business
must be sacrificed at once owing 70 III health
q .-.ra- A.l..ress BOY IS his ntice. mIq-2
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FOR SALE-Drug store; central location; fine
Office MISC
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NINE. THE0.

Card Reader PamisI. Medium Removes spells
rellnites the separated, gives luck German
sugkCn 929 IT 81. nv. 25C- 50r- e20-2
KNOW YOUR FATE and fortune. Consult
AINH- LYDIA. 942 T st NV Answers al ques-
tons 25c. 10 a. m. to 10 p m. oc1s, 30, %
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PERSONALS.

SAY. WORKINCMENl Don't be foolish to give
UD pot Of money for your winter overcoar-
We have the best (sIightly used, also every
thing man wears at figures 10 please poor
men that work fox q living. Come and see for
Yourself. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. Go D e20-7
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II you have any signs Of ScrofuIa, or
your children are stunted OF slow Of
growth. pale and sickiy, write US, ana
our physician will advise you free OF
charge
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
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FOR SAIE-Oue Of the best hotels IN city;
20 rooEBs; long lease; completely furnished;
reason FOR ceiling, bad health ADDRESS BOX
as, this ofice- ruzt-3
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FOR RENT-EstabIished cigar stand II hotel
Office MEG
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Mest and grocery. cheap; central
location; cash business; cheap rent; retiring
Address BOX AS this Office uz03
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FOR SALE-GrOceTy store; good reason for
selling; price $50; no agents Address BOX
~, This o.Eice. mz0-3
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FOX SALE-One OF the best dressmslling and
ladies' tailoring establishments II the eity5
rent free; season open with plenty Of work;
reason for selling, Ieaving the CITY. address
RnN a. this ofice mIs-3
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FOR SALE-SaIOon. central; hne business; little
Casn necessary. CAPITAL BUSINESS E1-
CHANGE, Atlantic Building MISS
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/ rcoTning house with lease; paying well; cen
! traI; bargain v. Il. YOUNG, 700 9Th 81. nv.
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BRIGHT young man, age SO, experienced in
restaurant business, wants acquaintance q good
cook, lady preferred, with scn1e means, 10 open
lunch room address BOX 475. this Office.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Torse, harness and Tuunbouti party
leaving city, can be seen at EI6 stE St NV
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STILL SEMI-CONsCIoUs.
Little Change Noted i'm Condition of
Mrs. Dennis.

There was little change noted yesterday
in the condition OF Mrs. Ada Gilbert Dem
nis, victim OF the murdarous assault at
her residence, iii X Street northwest.
Mrs. Dennis still lies at Garfield Hospital
in semi conscious condition. She main
tains her strength wonderfully, ana DR..
Wade II. Atkinson, her family physician
states that she mas 4 chance to recover.
Nothing has yet been learned from Mrs.
Dennis as 10 the identity of her assailaut
AT no time since the mysterious assault
has the patient been able to recall the
horrors of that dreadful night, when she
was wounded almost TO death in her bed
room while relatives and friends slept in
the house. Mrs. Dennis has recognized
persons who have gathered about her bed
side, but only for 2 moment at time, and
her mind yet wanders because of the
wounds she has received.
The police have nothing at all to re-
port. according to Captain Boardman.
Chief of Detectives. They have made no
headway with the investigation of the
assault; no one is under suspicion; no
clue has beer obtained on which to work.