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present position, surrounded by the null titude of stars in the Milky Way, 1t cannot be detected without telescope. We know that 1t is great world, 3ODOO miles in diameter, and that as with Jup- iter and Saturn, there is probably nothing solid about it. It is still very hot and probably in a vaporized condition it IS so expanded by its heat that it is only slightly heavier than water. It is crossed by faint bands just as Jupiter is, and is attended by four little moons, each hut a few hundred miles in diameter, and the innermost of which revolves about the planet in only two and a half days. but all these details are only visible in the very largest telescope.
 After finding Uranus, the observer will be well repaid if he examines this whols region of the sky from Sagttarius to Aquila. Even without a telescope the peculiar brightness of this part of the Milky Way and it's wonderfully intricate. knotted, or cloud-lilxe structure is most striking, but with a small glass almost every part of it reveals interesting and beautiful details. Throughout this part of the sky beautiful star clusters are very numerous. Of these the ones at A, B, and D, Figs. 1 and ?, are visible to the naked eye as bright spots in the Milky Way, while in the telescope they each appear as a great swarm of suns packed closely together, the whole back ground appearing as if covered with star dust. The arrangement of this multitude of suns into great streams in some places, their massing into clouds and compact clusters in others, and the sepA- ration of the Milky Way into two parts suggests that acting upon this whole uni verse of stars there is some evolving force, unconsciously vast, whose cause and nature are as yet wholly unknown to us.
 This region is also very rich in faint nebulas and in double stars. At E is the Horseshoe nebula and Antares itself Is surrounded by a great nebulous cloud of such inconceivable extent that light must require hundreds of years to pass through it. The stars at F, G and II are interesting naked eye doubles; the last shows a striking contrast in color, the larger star of the pair being golden and the smaller blue.
 Above SagittariuS is the Eagle, whose brightest star Altair is the standard first magnitude star of the heavens, and above this is Cygnus, the beautiful Northern Cross, whose earliest designation was probably the fabled Roc of ancient my thology. The region of the sky be- tween Aquila, Lyra and Cygnus contains so many red stars that it is sometimes called the Red Region of Cygnus The star at L is probably the most beautiful double star in the heavens.
 Above Cygnus stands Cepheus with
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True Unselfishness.
m Everybody's Magazine.

From Everybody's Magazine.
 "Alert?' repeated Senator Hopkins when questioned concerning one of his colleagues. Why, he's as alert and clever as the Aurora bridegroom I heard of the other day, You know how bridegrooms starting off on their honeymoons have way of forgetting all about their brides and buying tickets only for themselves7 Well, that's what this Aurora bridegroom did And when his wife said to him, Why John, you only bought one ticket, he answered without moments hesita- ton; By love, you're right. dear! I'd for gotten myself entirely!''
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The bright planets which have been with us for so many months have one by one left the evening sky until now only Jupiter remains. Even this planet, which we saw slowly mounting higher in the heavens on each successive even ing until last March and then as slow ly declining, has now reached a posi- tion low down in the northwest, and early next month will leave the even ing sky not to appear again until De- cember.
 The very brilliant Venus, which throughout June was the most striking object in the heavens, has been run
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-28
An Indian Picnic.

From the Housekeeper for July.
 most delightful pastime for summer evening is an Indian picnic. Send out your invitations written on thin pieces of birch bark which enclose in envelopes as the usual cards, and request your guests to appear costumed as Indians: chiefs, braves and squaws The fancy dress for this occasion may be as elaborate as de- sired Young girls may be represented in true Indian fashion, with straight hair hangfiing loosely down the back and blanket falling gracefully from the shoul- ders. whilst with the use of gaudy striped cotton blankets gay cotton goods moe casins. beads and feathers, none need de-
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ming rapidly westward until now it Is almost in a direct line between us and
 the sun. It passes to the east of the sun and becomes a morning star on July 5. During the past few weeks it's change in form as its silvery crescent grew rapidly narrower and finally dis appeared altogeth CT was most beaut1- full and interesting sight in a small telescope The observer who can study the sky during the early morning hours will now see the planet emerge from the suns rays and run rapidly upward in the east. It will reach its greatest brilliance on August II, when 1t will be very nearly as bright as 1t was on May 29, and as it mounts higher up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-28

S2.50 and $3.5O Trimmed Hats S1.9S $4.93 Trimmed Hats $2. 2.49 soc 6 75G Plain Sailors 39G 25G E 35e Plain Sailors LOG
 Great General Clearance Prices.
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than when it disappeared in February, so that in the telescope it will be 2 most interesting object.
 In the absence of brighter planets the possessor of a small telescope may search for the faint Uranus, which IS in the constellation Sagittarius not far from the bright star K. Figs 1 and 2. All of the stars of this region are shown in the small map of Fig. 3, so that with the help of this and Fig. 2 the observer should be able to find this little-known world without difficulty.
 Uranus shines out with dull green.sh light as a star of about the sixth mag nitude. It is said to be visible to the naked eye, but it is probable that in lfs
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True Business Caution.

Marshall Field, 3d. according to a story now going the rounds, bids fair to be- come very cautious business man when he grows up. Approaching an old lady in a Lakewood hotel, he said:
 Gan you crack nuts?'
 "No, dear" the old lady replied. I lost all my teeth ages ago."
 ''Then," requested Master Field, ex- tending two hands full of oceans, please hold these while I go and get some mOre'
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in the morning sky it's change of form may be observed exactly as when ii sank in the west. The change will, however occur in the inverse order The very narrow, silvery, crescent will continually widen, it's form becoming exactly that of a half circle on Sep tember IA.
 For a few months, therefore, there will be no bright planet visible in the early evening. Our next visitor will be the beautiful Saturn, but this will not enter the evening sky until Sep tember On Its return it's rings will be seen to be much more opened out
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little removed from the village" of after such charming program in the open the guests may repair to the house where an Indian Pow-wow dance is further en- Joyed and supper awaits them. Pretty and clever souvenirs are easy to obtain For the men, have small peace pipes or canoes, and give the ladies bead purses, papoose cradles or Indian pottery.
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Making a Diagnosis.

From the Bohemian Magazine for July
 Physician-F'rom a nasty examination, I am of the opinion that you are suffer- ing from clergyman's sore throat
 Patient-The HI you say!
 Physician (quiclly)-But it is quite pos sible I am wrong-I will look again.
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one foot on the Pole and the other on the Solstitial colure, while between these groups the faint Lizard stretches across the Milky Way. In this region the star N is an interesting variable and perhaps the reddest star visible to the naked eye The star at is a pretty double In small telescope.
 As we follow the Milky way we are strongly reminded of the poetical view which the Indians held of it, that it was the asben path crowded with the souls of their heroes who are journeying to the hereafter, the brighter stars along the Road marking their campfires Oddly enough, to the ancient Hindus, it was also a road leading to the throne in Ely sium. The Patagonians, however, today describe it merely as the road on which their dead friends are hunting ostriches.
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In no other store will you find such prices. B 1-3 per cent off on all mems suits. Varley & Bauman Clothing Co.,, 1910 3rd Ave.
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 , THE HEAVENS IN JULY 5

 University Pennsylvania evening terestin Milky
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-21
MORE EFFORTS FOR
ARMY ENL|STMENTS
Private Soldiers to Advertise
Pay and Advantages.

Washington, June 20-As an addi-
tional suggestion to enlist and to adj
vertise the fact that this country has
an army, the officers whose business
plan of stationing well-set-up private
soldiers in the public parks and
squares beside the familiar litho-
graphs and signs proclaiming the ad-
vantages and telling the pay of the
service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-21
THE CITY IN BRIEF

w. r. Bloom is in Cincinnati today.
Mr.. Charles Kirk went to Cincinnati
This morning.
Mr.. Charles Lyons is visiting at
2ushville today.
Mrs. George Ross will arrive from
Chicago this afternoon to visit her
parents Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Compton.
The Rev. Conrad Huber who has
been attending the State Sunday
Ichool convention has returned home.
Miss Ruth Anushultz of Philadel-
phia is the guest of Miss Ruth Kin
sey.
Mrs. George Coleman will come
from Omaha, Neb., this afternoon to
be the guest of A. G. Compton and
family for few days.
Gordon Graves. who is an instructor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-21
The TWILIGHT OF Life.

The muscles of the stomach in old age are not
as strong or active as In youth and in conse-
Quence old people are very subject to constipa-
ton and indigestion. Many seldom have a
bowel movement without artificial aid. Many,
the stomach after eating. All this can be avoid.
ed by the use of DIR. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin,
which permanently regulates the bowels so that
the stomach that food Is digested without dis
comfort. Druggists sell 1t at so cents or 81 q
large bottle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-21
ANNOYING

Mr.. 3. r. DrischeI has associated
himself with The Richmond Coal Co.
and will occupy the position as man.
ager formerly occupied by Mr.. e. e.
longstreth.
THE RICHMOND COAL co.
Bell Phone 10 r. Home 1921.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-21

at George School, near Philadelphia
has returned home to spend the sum-
mer vacation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-21

FElTMAN'S TRAMP LAST for
men, wide and easy, requires
! no breaking in, Vici and Velour
high or low cut. Patent Colt al
so. This shoe lets all five toes
lay out perfectly comfortable.
$3.50 and $500 a pair.
The Washington times., 1908-08-17

LADDON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. H BLUMER. y. Cap and R SITS. ne.
McCHESNEG & JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z SITS.
kRALS' PHARMACY, cor. 9Th and x SITS.
AeCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and f sts ne.
BENZ T. LANHAAI, nth and L. Cap. st.
The Washington times., 1908-08-17
CREDIT BETTING
ON FIRM FOOTING
Strict Supervision Which
Marked Sheepshead and
Brighton Meets Elimi-
mated.

Racing, since its return 10 the metro
pOlitan circuit, is only one day old, but
it is apparent already that it has fallen
on easier lines than those which the
sport had 20 travel during the summer
meetings at Sheepsbead Bay and Bright
on Beach.
New Workers have had time 10 think
over and weigh the net result of the
passage Of the Aguew-Hart laws, and,
a. these have been interpreted by the
courts up TO the present time, the sit
uation has been reduced TO this: ANY
one who has the standing thar entities
aim TO bet on credit can bet TO the limit
of the rating he holds among his asso-
Ciates at the track, and, while every
thing was uncertain and threatening at
the time the Agnew-Hart bills first be
came law, individual betting new stands
on a firmer footing than ever.
But SO long as the AgneW-Hart laws
Standard the only way to get away
from them is to prove them unconsti-
acknowledgement boOkmaking, as it was
known in the past and under which any
casual visitor could back his opinion
with any stranger who held a slate, is
out OF the question, and the sport of
racing never has proved its natural
strength so plainly as in the fact that
IL has shown itself powerful enough and
ut TO exist with professional bCoIlmak-
ing virtually at a stHndstiu.
There Is good reason to believe that
the consutuuonality of the Agnew-H Hart
laws viii be attacked in earnest in the
near future, and there is much better
than mere gambling chance that the
attack VIII prove successful.
The Washington times., 1908-08-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ARCHITECTURAL draughtsman OF expe-.-
ence and boy wanted. G. o. TOTEM. JE,
sos 17th st. auf5-5I
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. In re, WlIbert Mel
vile. bankrupt. In bankruptcy, No 572
To the creditors OF said bankrupt: Notice Is
hereby given that on the I'D day OF July,
1893, the said Wilbert Melville was duly adj
5udicated bankrupt, and that the first meet
tnS Of his creditors viii be held az my Of
rec. Room No. 80 Columbian Building No.
4l6 Fifth ST. NV. Washington. d. c. on the
18th day Of August. 1908. al 1870 clock a.
IA. al which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. z. s, MecAL4oST, Raferea
in BankruDtcy. III
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR. Wash
lngton, D. c, August I3 1905 Sealed -
ESosals, IN duplicate, viii be received at the
department until O'Clock p m, Monday.
august 81, 1865 for the Installation OF an
acdlJlonal heating system for the Freed-
mems Hospital and Howard University. and
also dI o CLOCK p m Of the same dav for
the erection OF a stable and morgue al the
rreeomens Hospital in accordance with he
ara" lhSs ana specifications TO be had on ap-
pilcdU 4 at this department All bids must
be ac- Jmpanied by a certified check eouaI ~
Two Cd per cent OF the amount of each Ria
payable 70 the Secretary OF the Interior
applicants Tor plans viii be required TO sub
NIT certified check for twenty-five (S25l dol
iaFs as a guaranty that they viii return
the same in good condition Proposals must
De marked respectively. Proposals for Adj
ditional Heating System for Freedmen's Hos
pltal and Howard University" and ''Propos-
as Tor stable ana Morgue, Freedmen's Hos
p1tai. JESSE r. WILSON, Acting Secre-
eaLs au1f-z4,zl
PROPOSALS VIII be received at the R1rsa7,
OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washington d, c. until 10 o. clock a m
August IS. 1908 and publicly opened imme-
diately thereafter, 10 furnish at the navy
yard, Washington. D C, etc. a quantity Of
naval supplies as follows; Sch. 1872 Forg-
ings.-Sch. 1855. Steel conduit circular IooTo
moulding, electric clocks. pipe, ellis valves
plumbing suppies.-SCh. ia. Electrical sur,
plies Insulating tape.-Sch. III. Drills
leather and rubber betting, hose. rubber
gloves, soda ash, asphalt. pine cuIls A.
plications for proposals should designate tbe
schedules desired BY number. BIsnI- - ,-le
posals viii be furnished upon application =,
the Bureau. z B. ROGERS, Paymaster
General L. s " s,,7S -
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT on
COLUMBIA, August u. 1908 Sealed nronos
ais VIII De received az this Office until Zoo
O'Clock noon, August Is. 1905 for removing
the one-room frame building at the south ~
the LangdOn School. Bids must be accom-
panied by a certified check for $50. 10 guar
antee the removal Of the building within
seven 90 days from the date OF the noti-
hcation Of the acceptance OF the proposal
HENRY /. WEST, JAY J. MORROW, Com
missiOners. .. g. auI4 1917
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Aug. 5. 1908. Sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until u O'Clock
noon. Saturday. August 2, 1905 for paving
the roadway Of the Anacostia Bridge and the
roadway OF the bridge across the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad track on the line OF the
extension OF Monroe street, Anacostia, with
sheet asphalt. Forms OF proposals, specfhca-
tons and necessary information may be OBJ
tanned from Chief Clerk. Engineer Depart
ment Room AZ. District Building Washing
ton. D. c. HENRY L WEST, JAY J. NOR
ROW. Commissioners. y. c. auI2-st-exSu
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WELSH HURLS Def
AT THE BATTLER

Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug 17.-Fred-
die Welsh, England.s lightweight cham
piOu, is out with a challenge To fight
Battling Nelson forty-hve rounds for the
American championship and a side bet
OF 5000 Baron Ions, manager Of the
Jefries Club, said:
I'VE viii gladly stage this fight if the
boys will come TO terms. ] think il
would bee the greatest fight seen on the
PaCinc coast IN many years I would
put the fight ON for October J. and
viii make the boys a hattering oner.'
The Washington times., 1908-08-17
SONDHEIMER WINS
DISTANCE SWIM

Charles Sondheimer defeated Jim
LOckhead in distance swimming
match on the Potomac yesterday.
The swimmers covered three and a
half miles when il was mutually agreed
10 award the race TO SOudheimer, as
both men were pretty well Winded. The
judges We're Arthur OrrisOn, Charles
Taylor. Jack SauT and Sam SOndheimer.
The Washington times., 1908-08-17
DENTISTRY,

once Hours $50 A. NJ. 70 $50 r. N
DIR OTIS W. ELZEY. DENTIST.
1904 F 81. nv. tsame door as Miss shackletteJ
DIR. W. J. ELZEY. DENTIST.
" L. Cor. 4th and T. Capitol SIS ne
Specialists IN Painless EXtractlne Cold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings s.nd Plates
that IT. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone N s252
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Advertisements will be accepted at
an OF the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. Ii it is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Once, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated s.:
ali kinds OF new ones made 10 order, YOU
can see your work done Factory and sales
room. $50 II NV. Tel. IL 2093. L T
JONES. . jyZS-tf
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CIGAR STORE, paying ven; renf ONLY =
per month. THORNTON, 7e4 sth 81 nv
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COUNTRY STORE. % nile from 17fvs
snap. IHORAION. lol 81 Il -. 49, =.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want
ed Statesmen. Wanted Situations. Want
ed Rooms or Board Boarding, For
Rent Rooms. Rooms and BOard-Oue
cent q WOrd-Minimum Space 10 words
Business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
CeIIaneous, Horses and Vehicles. Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs. Pets. etC--15 cents a line.
times COuseCUtIYely, az cents "a line
8 times cOnsecutively, 10 cents a line.
Minimum charge IS cents.
a other lassihCaUOns-15 cents
line . times COuseCUuVely, 121R cents
a line 3 times C0nseCutiyely. 10 cents
a line Minimum charge 90 cents.
The Washington times., 1908-08-17

SOUTHEAST
r. =. POWELL 4th and East Capitol stz.
ROACH DRUG CO, 6th and @ SITS Sc.
A. Is. BURROWS, 18th and Pa. ave.
T. p. WELLER, cor Sth and /
The Washington times., 1908-08-17

PIGEONS, canariess parrots. rabbits bird
supplies. etc. Pets boarded. prices right
BARCLAYS PET STORE,
213 10th 81. NV. Jys-eod-tf
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred sporting ana nst
dogs of ali kinds pigeons ferrets. rahhits
guinea pigs. game ROSTERS and sprfna
Write FOR price list. A. J. Lands. Bowers
Station, Pa au1s-7f
PEDIGREED screw-tailed brindIe Fsosfo-
terrier pups. French poodles. parrots ana
Ties. guinea pigs; pets boarded; rates reaso1.
able.
LEES BIRD STORE. A3 18th n. ".
jy22-tf
YOUNG CANARIES, parrots, minos. nsg-
pies. crows. homtng pigeons, Maltese XII
tens dogs. rabbits guinea pigs; best sosn
and powder Tor killing heas. Freesia buIbs
etc SCHAl0S BIRD STORE, 712 9th 81
ty16-tf
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a LEFTWICa SINCLAIR, Attorney.
Filled July 70. 1s0S.

In the Supreme Court OF the District ~
Columbia, holding = special fsFm IS a District
Court OF the United States Tor the Digtriee
o. Columbia IN tie matter OF the paymsns
Of damages resulting 10 adjacent propsrtv
from changes in t1e grade oe streeIs. ave-
uues and alleys authorized BY TIE Act OF
Congress approved February y. 1901, relative
to the elimination OF grade crossings on tha
line OF the Baltimore ana Potomac Railross5
Company IN the District OF Columbia, Dis;
trict Court No 81 Notice Is hereby given
that We the Undersigned have been desiz-
nsted and appointed BY The Supreme Cours
Of the District OF Columbia. holding a Soc
ciaI term as a United States District Courr
Tor the District OF Columbia, a. q cOmrnis-
ION 10 Eppraiss the damages resulting "a
adfacsut property from changes OF the Tratez
OF streets, avenues ana alleys authorized by
the Act ef COasresE approved February u
iI0I relative 70 Tie elimination or Ernds
-.--5 t1-s on the IiDs OF tbs RaItIraors -
Sot0Tnao Railroad Company IN the District
90 Coiurnbla viii meet at 10:S9 OCLOCE
A on TUESDAY TIE TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A D. Is6s.
Al the United states Court House (CftF
Lsf0 In said District IN room 70 be -
-1.-,es US By the United States Marshal for
t9S 1tstrict, Cor the purpose Of viewing -
- ~ rradss Of the following named ~stre.s4-
a~seUuaS and alleys IN said District al
bearing testimony touching the damages re-
s,,Tting 70 said property from said changes
- T-sde pursuant 10 the terms ana provI
80 ~ an Act OF Congress approved I'm.
- 1sgs entitled An ACJ 70 provide Tor 49,
:. Of damages on account Of CHANCE -
-5s due TO the elimination OF grade c-o..1
= - On the zine Of the Ehlladeiphia PsItt
Lee md washington Railroad Conn ~ -
.llO Sft. south Capitol street from ID So,
canal street, sixth street southwest -
- ID street ana School street; q E+rSS+
"",>tEvs-est between Sixth street ana sey,e1ts
- Virginia avenue southwest. bsrv,se-
$50 street and Seventh street. ID sr-.HSS
--,+bv-est between Sixth street ana sf~SS
- 97,s-half GA street. Seventh srrsss
-.-+t~---est between d street and MsrvIsrS
$500. . street southwest, between Ssys14S
~.vS.sT nd Eighth street. the alleys Ia soIfs =
- "bsTed four hundred and sixty-four t1sI.
49, sfrest southwest. between Nsvgis-s
ASAS- e and { street. Maryland sve--..
att-Sest between Ninth street and ECls,5s-ts
sSeslt" and Fourteenth street southgeSt -
$50 ID street and Water street. All evTn-
- ,aaI property damaged by the charg--
So in me grades OF any OF said strssts
No. OF alleys viii nle a petition WtTS
- - thfs cause, duly signed and sworn -
- -, -, allowance OF damages within ta-eI,ss
~ after the said twenty-second sav -
ssli-ts-1 her A u. 1865. 1t is provided IN 49,
- - : Aforesaid Act OF Congress- abnr,1--S
- 81 lsO5 that upon the failure 81 49,
s1Sb owner 70 thus present his claim Ia
5oTnaees. within said period. his right -
- - shall cease and determine ISSsn
CuARIES A BAKER, GEORGE " TCSS
GEOPGF gpRANSY. Commission Arr-1fo4S
10 Appraise Damages A True Copy rest
] r YOUNG. Clerk. BY T. E. CUNNING
HAM Asst Clerk iyI4-sot-axsu
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suite
"a Colorado building, l4th and q. Expert
Investigations any cause. all sections
Strictly confidential. Phone Man 2525. Night
call North 4S45. MORGAN BRADFORD. Jr.
Principal 3sz-s0t