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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding an Equity Court; John \.
Gheen. complainant. vs.. James w. ST. Ciafr et a..
deferdants-Eqnity. No 241se.-Ihe object Of TINS
feet title in fee simple In the complainant, john
II. Gheen, by adverse possession In and to part
Of original lots numbered sixteen t16} and seven
teen (i7). In square numbered four hundred and
hfy four $50, In the city OF Washington, District
Of Columbia. beginning at a point on fifteen lol
foot alley sixty 1907 feet eleven I'D inches north
teen (I and running thence north still ON said al.
ley thrty-nine (39) feet one % Inch. thence west
seventy -six (76) feet, six 20 inches thence south
three 90 feet, thence west seventeen % feet;
foot alley and thence east sixty-eight t6s3 feet.
ten 1O) inches thence north sixty t60l feet eleven
(l1) inches and thence east twenty -four GA feet
the complainant II is this 21st day of October, A.
D. 1903 ordered that the defendants, James w. st.
Clair, Alice G. Burch, Clara Fl. Plant, Laura v.
K:tzmilier. nee Plant; Piercy Alexander Plant and
Alice r. Plant. his wife; Lille N. Plant. Rosa St
C. Anderson, James W. Plant James w. W. Plant
Joseph T. Plant. Mary Ann Nally. G B
fendants are not living. then their unknown heirs
at-law. devisees alieuees, any other person
persons claiming by, through under any OF
either Of said Defendants any or either Of said
nnknown heirs deyisees or aIIenees. any right q,
title adverse to the complainant In and to said
real estate cause their appearance to be enter 4
herein before the nrst rule day occurring
three f3) months after the hrst publication Of thii
order otherwise this cause will be proceeded with
( against them as In case of default. copy VI
this order to be published IN the Washington Law
for each of three ca successive months before SAID
rule day, and as to said named defendants once
week for three successive weeks before said ruiz
day. By the court: ASHLEY N. GOULD. Asso
BY J. ". LATIMEk, Asst. Clerk. ' o'--
oc-23, 30 no. @. q de. 4. 25- ia. 6. 22-st
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John A. Glines, city treasurer of Haver-
hill, Mass, was arrested charged with the
larceny of $4,000 In bonds from the city.
The treasurer, II Is said. admitted that ~
had pledged the bonds In stock tranDae'
lions.
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GEO. R. LINKINS, SOLICITOR.


N THE SUPREME CoURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, holding Equity .Court.-Eliza M.
Morgan John H. Walter. trustee, ct Al. -Equity
No. 24252--The object Of this suit Is to declare a
fee simple title by adverse possession In the COM
piainant In and to part of original lot Il square
lu. city Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
beginning st the northeast corner Of said lot.
thence west 20 feet on North II street, thence
south 80 feet to the line Of said lot, thence
east 20 feet and thence north so feet to the be.
ginning. On motion Of the complainant 1t Is this
18th day OF December, A. D. 1903. ordered that the
defendants. Thomas Peter. trustee; JOHN Brwn,
the persons comprising the firm Of Brown Ives,
George Gibbs. walter Channlng. Samuel EIam.
James McHenry. Robert Oliver. William Cook,
William HiDdman, James Stott, Sally Stott and
James Espey, and the unknown heirs, alieneeS or
devisees OF any and all OF them who de-
ceased. and any and all persons claiming by.
through, or under them or any OF them. cause
their appearance to be entered herein OF before
the first rule day occurring three months after the
day OF the first publication Of this order: other
wise this cause will be proceeded with as In
OF default. This order to be published twice q
month for said three mouths and once a week for
three successive weeks In the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star. By the Court:
ASHLEY u. GOLD Justice Trne copy. Test: J.
u. YOUNG, Clerk B. J. W. LArIAER. Assistant
Clerk deIS, ~ .Ja6. n. feS, Is, mh5. 10, II
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-FIvE 2-SFORY FLATS; NEW; RENT
ed az So per month each; pays 80 net. Very
cheap at prIce-$4,500 each. GASCH BROS,
1926 New York ave. NV. jaS6t
FOR SALOON 18th ST. NV, wEII-BUILT
store and dwelling. netting 6Ge on price
asked Price. SIC. 500. GASCH BROS. 1926 n.
Y
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-wE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF FUR.
nishins delivery outhts-horse, wagon and har-
ness. Get rates. MERCHANTS. TRANS
FER AND STORAGE CO., S2O-922 e st. NV.
1as3t
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LEGAL NorIcEs.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF co
lumbia, holding q Probate Court: No 1871. Adj
mnistration. Is TO give notice that the sub
scriber. OF the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate OF Frederick
True Bickford. late of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the s.1ne,
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
the subscriber on or before the 24th day Of De-
cember. A. d. 1904 otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said estate. Given
under my hand this cath day of December. 1903.
]. HOWARD FISHBACH, 1907 Princeton at. NV:
Attest: JOHN r. ROuZER. Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District Of Colsnhia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court A. B. BROWN. Attorney.
de25-1aw
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

WANTED Farm on POTOMAC RIVER, WITH
water frontage; will pay cash
Address Mr. l. b.,
JaS-3t' Star Office.
OK SALON THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS
st Bluemont, Virginia, ideal villa sites for sum.
mer homes; easily accessible from Washington;
high attitudes aud pure freestone waters; de-
Hghtful season for inspecting property. Inquire
OF THE BLU AIONT AND AND IMPROVE.
MINT COMPANY. 1907 F 81. NV. no2O-tf
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

Homes in GeOryetOWg1.
If you thiuxing of buying a home, it'll be
Ia your advantage to investigate the many de-
sr1be home properties Offering In the
best sections OF Georgetown. Prices
sonable and In many instances terms win be
made suit
The er-Shoemaker Real LES Estate Co.
1923 1925 32i st Phone West 40
ia6- Tod
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FOR SALE-t'HEAP 7-ROOM RRICK HOGS
corner Of alley: large rooms: stable on soft.
ley. Apply TO OWNER. POI 9th ST. Sc. se12-t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.
Desirable lots $3.50 up.
villa Sites from $500 up. Get booklet OF
dei-tf GEO. x HILL els 14th St NV
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13
c.~..s s... .. Nj. s,,s. l.,..

L. Dubs. Of Rocky Fosd. was a
La Junta visitor Monday Mr..
Dubs was on his way home from
the Worlds fair and a visit to
relatives and friends in Decatur,
ILL.,, where Mrs. Dubs and the
children are at present. Mr.. Dubs
says that he does not think this is
a good year 10 engage 10 business.
and has abandoned his "model
grocery" scheme which he intend
ed to establish at Rocky Ford.
He may in the near future take
the management OF the local Har-
vey House, which he so success
fully conducted for many years
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

The picture OF Lincoln, who was
the object of democratic contempt
and ridicule during the greatest
crisis IN the nations history. now
hangs in the democratic national
headquarters. This will doubtless
soon be joined by that Of William
Mckinley, and it is safe to say
that it will be but few years un.
I'll the likeness OF Theodore Roose
welt will also be hanging there
beside the other great republican
leaders, for it will be the duty OF
the republicans 10 the future, as IT
has been in the past. to furnish
saints for their democratic bteth
ren. Colorado Springs Telegram.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

SIX thousand FIVE hundred acres
Of land have been secured by .he
Dupont Powder company, at sal
lows, near Florence. Colo. upon
which will be erected one of the
most extensive powder factories in
the world. Black powder will be
manufactured, and about 500 men
will be employed. Plans for a
dynamite factory are also under
consideration BY the company.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13
ShsriHs Sale.

WHEREAS THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
W Of La Junt. did the sist day OF Dc
emh-r, A. ID. 1901, obtain iotsment in the
county coart OF Otrro county, Color ado, zxs inst
&. n. All-n for the OF sixteen hund red.
eighty and dOiO dollar and costs Of suit
amounting To G3s.ys. aud
Whereas execution issued out Of the
said court for the said amount. toxrther with
. p-r cent interest from date Of judgment. on
the issh day of sun.. A. ID. iSO4. dir--ted to the
undcr.igped sheriff Of Ot-ro county. Colorado.
commap pdins out of the lands and t-ne-
m-pt-, ersd- and chattcls Of the said e. n.
Allen 10 make the -aid Judgment, costs and
interest; aud
Wher-ss. in pursuanc. Of the said writ Of
execution. and at the request OF tho said The
First National hank Of La JuntA. did tho
18th day of June. A. ID. isDs, levy of the north
half OF the northest qua rt-r OF section s. town
ship "a. -outh Of rpns- Is west OF the 6th prin-
cipal meridian.
Nov. therefor, notice l. hereby given. that on
SATURDAY. JULY y, iO4.
at the hour OF 10 clock q m. by the virtue Of
tho authority vested in me a. sheriff of said
county Of Otero. in said state, ! will sell the
above described proIsrty at public auction at
the -outh front door Of the court hous. at La
Junta In said county and state, foe th- hest
price that can be Obtained. cash in hand. and
apply the proceeds OF said sale to tho discharge
OF said Judgment, interest and costs.
GEORGE BARR,
sheriff OF Otsro County. Colorado.
First publication, june -. iaOs
Last publication. July 30. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13
risesras Tor Safe.

Placards are Tor saie at the
TRIBUNE Office, at the rate OF FIVE
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Admittance.
Don't Spit on the Floor. Z
Boarding by Day or Week. &
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect
themselves against dishonest pat
rons.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

One OF the democratic delegates
from Hawaii at ST. Louis last
week, commissioned to represent
his territory at conference OF the
anti Parker forces. created con
sternation by suggesting the nomi
nation OF Roosevelt as "way out"
OF the democratic mix up on can
didates. He claimed that he was
not personally familiar with all Of
the candidates or their records,
but said that he knew that Mr.
Roosevelt WAS a most estimable
gentlemen and thought the con-
vention should nominate him.
He assured his conferees that
Hawai- would stand by Mr. Roosel
welt. There were signs of storm
of disapproval. Then somebody
laughed. That settled it. Every
body laughed.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

The city OF Denver will present
to its namesake, the new cruiser,
"Denver," beautiful silver SER
vice. Dan b. Carey, a former
legal light OF this city, has been
appointed by Mayor Speer chair
man of the committee 10 attend
the ceremonies incident to the
presentation, which will take place
at Galveston, Texas, Wednesday,
July 2oth.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

In his address at Jackson, Mich,
on the occasion of the fiftieth an
niyersary Of the republican party,
Secretary John Hay said that the
democratic platform would flavor
sound finance, tariff which will
not disturb business, rigid honesty
in administration and prompt
punishment OF the dishonest, the
Monroe doctrine and an isthmian
canal" Mr.. Hay called the turn the
very first time. There is practi-
cally very little difference between
the two platforms. When the
convention was thrown into an
uproar by Parker's telegram IN
nouncing his views on the money
question, the democrats could have
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

ALL good democrats now declare
tina, the money question is not a
paramount issue this year. Quite
true; the republican party. assisted
BY providence, OF course, has
solved the money question BY wise
legislation, and also all other i'm
portant questions that arisen in
the affairs of the nation during the
last half century. The republi.
can party. you know, is sbe party
that does things. 90 t2
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13


ACCORDING to the Scientific
American there were over fifty
beet sugar factories in operation
at the close of last year and half a
dozen more were nearing compile
ton. Two million tons were har-
vested from 2+2,ooo acres. The
highest record for profit was attain
ed by a farmer of Otero county.
Colorado. who raised thirty-three
tons of beets from single acre
which he sold for SIs8. the crop
cost him S2S. wherefore his profit
was Sf3o.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13
ONE swallow does no, make a

ONE swallow does not make 4
summer, but several swallows do
things to a man sometimes in the
good old summer time Contrary
to his usual custom one Swali ow
OF Pennsylvania has kindly con-
sented to take something-the pro
hibition nomination for president.
As long as he doesn't take any
thing stronger there is no danger
of his waking up with swelled
head.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13
REPUBLICAN, TICKET

CoLoRApo SPRIsGs is being seri-
ously considered as the site for the
location of the proposed National
Odd Fellows Home. The Union
Printers home has been located in
that city, for years, and the city is
known far and wide as a health
resort, with exceptional advan-
ages in the way OF climate.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13
Free Rsilrosd Ride for YOU.

The Earth is a new illustrated
monthly journal, describing the
great southwest. Its publishers
generously offers nearly $1,000
worth of tree railroad rides for the
best phot of southwestern
scenes, and the best letters about
that region written by residents
thereof. Why don't you enter
this friendly contest? Write to-
day to "The Earth, IiI8 Railway
Exchange, Chicago, and learn full
particulars.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13
A..,,e..,e. to ,.... s.... l..s.
DESvKK. CoLoRADp.
Inir lysk fAA

DNSvER. CoLoRADo,
July lith. fSA.
~ Be-t. whose postofiice address is La Junta,
Colorado. 90 July S, 1904, made application
Nos. tss and sss tn the state board of Land
commissioners To lease the folio~inx deserihe.i
school lands. situate in Os1ro county. Colo,
tn-wit:
All of section sixteen. township twenty four
south. range nifty nv. west.
No other application to lease the above de-
-rrit.vd premise. or obi-ctions against the shov.
application will b- considered after August u.
iSN
MARK q. WOODRUFF
Register State Board Land Com miss ioners.
First publication Jul, II, 1904.
Last publication August J. iSA.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

saved a whole lot of Sabbath day
deseeIarion and useless profanity
on the part OF the delegates by
simply endorsing the republican
candidates Why not make Roose-
velt's election unanimous' AT the
election in November il will
amount to practically the same
thing anyway.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

!. q. II. wincheil. cashier of tn. above named
hank. do -ol-mnly swear that the above state
mont Is true to the b-st of my knowledge and
belief. u. X. WIScHELL.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day OF July. \. II. isN. CBARLEs n. RoBrS-,
lSxAL.l Notary Public.
Ny commission expires February :, 1905.
First publication July Q.
Last publication, July ~
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-13

EIGHT years ago the democratic
candidate for president declared
that toIling humanity was crushed
under "cross OF gold" AT the
close of the recent democratic con-
vention the "cross OF gold" was
metamorphosed into "crown OF
tborns" and jsbbed down on the
slbsster brow OF the ex candidate
Eight years is altogether too long
period for a democratic issue to
remain paramount. What a FIX
the democratic party would be in
il its leaders followed the Japanese
plan OF committing suicide when
they made mistakes.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-02-17
The ERE CROWD.
A. n Rule "a Likes "A DiE Biaze aud
Crashing Walls.

Crashing Walls.
There il one curious thing connect
ed with fires" said "a thoughtful man.
"and that is the fact that while the
fireman Is always % hero in the public
cStimate and while men and women
have all kinds OF admiration for these
brave fellows they yet want 20 see
them get the worst OF IL I'm the fight
against the flames IL is an interesting
fact that the average man and woman
are not M all anxious Go see the fircmon
get The fire under control They would
much rather sec the flames spread I'M
I'll the affair developed into an inn
mcnse conna grafton. Mind YOU. the
trait Is not at all vicious There is no
malice iu 10. 10 is simply the love OF
f Excitement anal adventure. things that
are SO orr0 rooted n human nature
T that ~, -.ay not control them az will.
/ Beside. wc want to develop our he
+ rocs To the limit We want our fire.
+ n. 90 90 ngl, a good nght against long
odds and under lrcat difficulties. We
/ cannot quarrel with this feeling I'm the
i human makeup. After an. il is what
one may call the poetry of human ma
turc and without 10 This old system OF
ours would he dull and proSaic indeed.
/ OF course. you will always find few
I persons around fire who are directly
concerned i'm the fight the drcmen are
making. They want 10 see the flames
put ont I'm the ease OF some Of the
spectators it means bread and meat.
Il means the loss of n position or may
be the loss of homo. But / was speak
ing OF the vast majority OF men and
wom0 who gather 90 witness al fire.
The Dire is tAc thing with them. They
want 10 see a big blaze and hear the
crash OF the walls and All that sort Of
thing Did You ever take the trouble
TO amlyZc In" crowd I'm the first
place an alarm of fire will draw a
crowd quIc>cr than anything in the
world Whenever the bells begin TO
clang and the engines 80 rushing down
the street you Will see men. women and
childWn rushing ihis way and that in
order 10 see as much - may be seen
OF The fire ana lire fighters. The hour
OF day or night does not make 50 much
difference. The crowd will get there
I'm some way and for some reason.
though the great majority of the per-
sons have uo sort OF interest other than
idle curiosity. once on hand. they
want To see a good lire. and that's why
| say they want la see the flames get
the best Of the bremen. They will so
away ana talk about what a game fight
the fire laddieS made. Human nature
Is curious thing. is il uotT'-Ncw Or
leans Times Democrat
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sAMuRAl AND JIu-JlIsu.
The Most Wonderful system of Ath-
iettcs I'm the world.

More than 2.JG0 years ago there
sprang into existence I'm Japan an or
der OF knights who were known as the
samurai To them was impaired all
the learning. the polite breeding and
the forms Of superiority that mark the
gentleman. They were skilled In arms
and versed In the arts OF war. for they
were the empcror's lighting men. and
none but they were allowed To bear
arms
As there could not always bee war on
hand. and AZ 81 was considered be-
meath the dignity OF the samurai TO 20
into any ordinary calliBgs. il came
about naturally that these little knights
found much idle time on their hands
Being men OF war they turned their
attention TO athletic feats
One among the samurai conceived
the idea OF learning 10y practice the
location OF every sensitive nerve and
muscle i'm the body After that he dis
covered all the joints of the bones that
could be seized in such a way as to
give mOmentary power over the mus
cles OF an adversary. lie ,practiced
with his fellow samurai. and thus by
degrees was developed the most won
derful system Of athletics known in
the world
The Japanese call this work Jiu-Iitsu.
The def prcSsures applied in the prac-
tee Of jiu-jitsu produce only momen-
tary pain. but DO not really injure the
muscles or nerves. In all other things
the japanese are the most polite peo-
pie ia the world. So it follows that
even In their lighting they have de-
velopcd q humane set effective method
Of self defense. They do not strike out
with the cllnched fist and seek TO
/ bruisc as do the Anglo san Ons in their
I boxing contests
knowledge OF jiu-jiisu enables one
almost instaSuy TO convince his oppO-
/ neut that 10 IS useless 10 fight There
are now schools OF jiu-jitsu everywhere
I i'm Japan. Every soldier. sailor and
I policeman is obliged 10 perfect himself
1 in tkc system a Japanese policeman.
possessed or the art has been known
/ single handed to reduce to submission
and To take q. the police station four
I sturdy sailors of a foreign Asiatc
/ squadron.-St Nichclas