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The National tribune., 1902-06-26
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

have berries, grapes and peaches year old, fresh
when picked. used the California Cold Process.
DO not heat or seal the fruit just put up cold, keeps
perfectly fresh, and costs almost nothing put up
bdshei in ten minutes. Last year sold directions TO
over 10 families in one week; anyone will pay q
dollar for directions when they the beautiful
pies of fruit. As there many people poor like
myself consider it my duty to give my experience
10 such, and feel confident anyone can make
two hundred dollars round home in few DAYS. 1
will mail sample of fruit and full directions any OF
your readers for nineteen 90 cent stamps which
is only the actual cost of the samples, postage
FRA>-CIs CASEY, ST. Louis Mo.
The National tribune., 1902-06-26

"Hence, horrible shadow!
Unreal mockery, hence!-Why, so-being
gone.
l am a man again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20
iORDHOFF On CO.

Washington. to-wit;
All OF lot twelve d2) and the south
west quarter Is. w. ~ Of the south
east quarter Is. 4. ~ and the south
half Is. ~ OF the southwest quarter
Is. w. ~ of section 2t. township ~
north, range east. w. NJ. contain
ing 1854 acres more or less, being the
land upon which the coal mine OF
the said DanVille Coal Company, a
corporation, Is located, excepting
therefrom the following described
parcel OF land heretofore condemned
hy the city OF Seattle. all coal there
under having been reserved to the
said Danville Coal Company. under
that certain judgment and decree
entered In this court in cause No.
1910, to-wit.
Beginning at a point on the line
between sections - and 10, township
north, ranges and east, north
uegfee 0S minutes east. ll43al feet
from The southeast corner OF said
section "a, said point being also the
southeast corner of a tract OF land
heretofore obtained by the city OF
seattle running thence along the
south side OF said tract OF land n.
80 degrees blh minutes w. 5S4 feet;
uurenvs n fb degrees A2A minutes
W, wv feet; thence n. 70 degrees
,aA minutes w. bSS.6S feet, more or
Tess, To the west line OF lot ia. said
section "a; thence along said west
me south 0 degree IL minutes east.
49, rect, and to the S. u. corner
~ strip or tract OF land obtained
ny ny me city of Seattle from Thomas
pawson and Catherine Dawson. his
WIFE, on the Srd day OF May, 1891;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

NoTICE-sHERIFF's SALE OF
real estate. State Of Washington,
County OF King, IS. sherlffs Of
flee.
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued
out of the Honorable Superior Court
OF King county, on the 30th day OF
April. 1909, by the clerk thereof. in
the case OF Isaac Rees, Robert Willis.
Rand Mcdonald, James S. Williams.
Pat McGonlgal, James NJ. Scott, s
c. Roe. Frank Jensen, Robert
Barnes. Mike Wilson, Tom Cornish.
Richard MusRrove. George oliver
and George Watson. plaintiff, versus
DanVille Coal Company, corpora
ton, the Central Trust and Safe De-
posit Company, a corporation, Eben
o. Jones, Seattle National Bank, a
corporation. William Goebel. William
saliada, William Davis. A. Brooks
Henry smith, Albert Waddell, J. A.
Grow, John A. Davis, w. Il. Berry
city OF Seattle, a municipal corpora
ton, and Henry II, Allen, defendants
John Iarrabee, intervenor. No. 227Ob
and TO me as sheriff directed and de-
llvered
Notice IL hereby given, that will
proceed 90 sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash, within
the hours prescribed by law for sher-
IFS sales, to-wit: at 1000 o'cIocl,
a, m. on the 1ith day of June. 1909
before the court house door of satd
King county, In the state OF WASH
ington, all OF the right. title and in
terest OF the said defendant, DanvilIo
Coal Company, a corporation, In and
to the following described property
situated In King county, state OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

ture designs. regular price 75c: to-
morrow az ssc.
Satin Grns Grain Ribbon. full as
sortment % shades. In No. 40. ais
inches wide. worth toc a yard: to-
morrow at 2ic.
Fine Polished Glass Water Bottles.
regularly worth CSC; here tomorrow
at sac.
Cut Glass Salt and Pepper shak-
ers. with sterling tops, SOC kind; to-
morrow CSC.
Imitation Cut olass Horseradish
Bottles, regularly worth 5sc; Wed
nesday price Csc.
Welsbach Gas Nantes No :. al
ways sell at 25e: on sale tomorrow
at isc.
Fine Polished Glass Berry Bowls.
s-ineh size. regular price 2sc; We'd
nesday az Toe.
Seam Binding. yards in piece,
regular value iac: Wednesday,
price. Sc the piece.
Corduroy Skirt Binding. In black
only, worth &c a yard; tomorrow a,
&c.
Light weight Dress Shields. regu-
larry worth he. on sale Wednesday
al Sc the pair.
Plain Hooks and Eyes, all sizes:
tomorrow the card. ic.
Fancy Frilled Elastic, all coIors.
regular price i5c yard sale price
Wednesday az SC.
Hat Elastic, IN round or fiat. white
or black; sale price Wednesday at
ic a yard.
Women's jersey-rihhed cotton
cream Uni5n Suits. silk tape and
pearl buttons. high neck ana long
sleeves; we are closing cut these
soc suite az &c.
Women's colored Swiss ribbed
Sleeveless Vests, silk tape. assorted
oolors, such as pink. blue. cream.
lavender and also black and white
lace yoke. fine quality. worth 25c
Wednesday, three garments for soc.
Women's extra fine French Bal
hriggRn Vests and Pants, various
styles. superior quality, all sizes, at
the garment. soc.
Boys fine Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, in grey, extra quality, all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

and other officials OF the new insular
government
General Wood made brief speech,
stating IN substance that he had re-
ceived notification OF the election Of
the president and congress. that this
newly elected body had slgnlred It's
readiness 10 undertake the grave re-
probabilities Of government. and
that the hour for the inception OF Its
duties had arrived. In the name Of
the United States he charged Il with
the Significance Of the terms OF the
Paris treaty and called upon II to
subscribe TO faithful compliance TO
the stipulations OF the Platt amend
mcnt
President Palma replied I'm the
name Of himself and his companions
He asked General Wood 10 inform
President Roosevelt and the people
81 the United states OF the Cubans
gratitude for the fuihlmen 81
their desires ana aspirations 20 be
an independent people.
Theae brief ceremonies concluded.
the Cuban government was declared
TO be In force. It's nag raised over the
palace and the change Of authority
publicly proclaimed, The church
bells through Havana were rung In
joyous celebration Of the event and
a solemn high mass OF thanksgiving
was celebrated in the cathedral. In
the afternoon General Wood. with
his stan, went aboard the cruiser
Brooklyn, which Is TO convey him TO
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

qualities. worth from ioc 70 2Sc each;
4 10 N. ct SAC.
Fine Blown Glass Water Sets, AL
coiors. variety OF decorations, regu-
larry worth ti.so; 10 IL. at ai.oo
set.
2sc House Broorna. splendid value
AT the above price. 70 II. az 2bc.
Plain white Open Chambers, TO
II. AZ 1Sc.
Feather Stitched rraids. a large
assortment Of patterns, fun ak yards
IA piece, regular price ibe, sale price,
the piece. from . 10 II. at ioc.
Leather Belts. straight or gradu-
ated. covered buckles, regular value
nc and a5c. sale price. from 70 II.
nj iec.
Hump Hooks. with invisible eyes
black or white--sixes . and Z. regu-
lar price i0c a card. ) 20 IL az ".
Boys CT Misses Fast Black Cotton
Stockings. bicycle ribbed. double toe.
heel and knee. a splendid value at
iec; 9 10 II. Wednesday. at iz4c.
Not more than four pairs 10 q
buyer.
women's Fast Black Lace or Drop
Stitch Hose. also coiorsd lace effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

HAVANA. Cuba. May. 20. The
new Cuban republic was ushcred In
with fitting ceremonies today. II
Was fete day throughout the island
IA day to which every patriotic man.
woman and child has been looking
forward since earliest recollection
the day OF Cuban freedom. In the
capital Il Vas ushered In with the
booming OF cannon. the playing Of
bands. the discharge OF fireworks and
pther noisy manifestations OF the
peoples delight. Il was u holiday
everywhere. Business was almost
entireiy suspended. while the pco-
pie gave themselves up 20 the fun
enjoyment of the occasion. The Gu
ban fiag was everywhere displayed.
but scarcely less in evidence was the
Stars and Stripes
At an early hour people began TO
assemble about the palace where. the
ceremonies Of the day--the transfer
az the insular government from the
United states 10 the newly elected
officials Of the repuhlic--Were held,
True republican simplicity marked
the launching OF the latest born
among the family Of nations. bat
the ceremonies nevertheless were sx-
tremely impressive. The hall In
which the ceremonies were held was
crowded with notahles. The chief
actors were General Wood. the re-
firing governor OF the Island. and hts
stan. and senior Thomas Estrada
Palma. president OF the new republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20
WOULD NOT
COMPETE
Athletic Meet at University Was a
Farce

A complete severance OF all inter
collegiate relations between the Uni
versitics 81 Washington and Oregon
threatens TO result from trouble over
tho athletic meet held between the
two colleges In this city yesterday
The meet was a farce. pure and sim
pie. The Oregon men lay down COM
pletely and made no attempt what
ever to win In any Of the events.
Their action Vas taken BY order 81
Manager Redmond. Of oregon. who
had auarreled with Manager Caches
OF Washington, The quarrel arose
over a protest OF Redmond against
the qualifications OF the Pearson
brothers. members OF the Washing
ton team. Redmond alleged that the
Pearson brothers are profcsHlonals
having run n foot race for cash
prise of t2s at Heppner. or. Red
nond claims that Caches refused 10
consider the protest and failed and
refused To appoint an arbitrator for
Washington 20 adjust the matter.
Caches claims that Redmond. mis-
states the facts. lie says he was al
ways willing 10 hold an tnvsstiga-
tion. but that Redmond and all his
men were too busy seeing the sights
~ Seattle to attend Go business The
Oregon team IL also accused Of fear
ing 20 meet Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

Infants Blue Shoes. sizes 20 8.
light soles no heels, regularly worth
Tbc, : 20 II. at tsc.
Little Gents Enamel Lace Shoes.
heavy school suirs. school heels
worth fi.7b. st Csc.
The Rival Fountain Pen. No. 1.
plain. usual price si.eo. special. from
to II. at Sgc.
Boys Chsyiot Pants. IN blue and
brown. sizes 90 ~ years. worth
ahc. 20 II. at &c.
Women's Crash Dress Skirts. linen
color. fun swesp. good de~lA hem.
4 to ~. AZ &c.
Boys Sssiisee Shirts. percals. with
collar and cuffs attached. q TO IL.
at 5oe.
Applique Rcarfs, very handsome
open designs. best qualities and full
sire, iAxs4 inches. regularly sold at
Tic. = 20 ~. 81 tSc.
Colorsd Border and Plain Hem
stitched Muslin Handkerchief. very
good qualities. fIii nlxs. soft line fin.
irh. regularly worth i0c and i3i4c; 8
20 n. al for fec.
womsn's swiss Collar Protectors.
or iuFn-osers. very neat styles. best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
King County. State OF Washington.
Anna l.. Seaton, plaintiff. VS.. Alex
ander n. seaton. defendant. No.
abste. Summons OF service by pub.
llcation.
The state Of Washington 10 the
said defendant Alexander n. seaton.
You are hereby summoned 10 an.
pear with Hixty (60l days after the
date Of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit within sixty (s0)
days after the 18th day OF MAY lan2
and defend the above entitled actIon
IN the above entitled court and an.
swer the complaint OF the plalntiff
and serve a copy Of your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff at his office below stated
and In case Of your failure so 10 40
Judgment will be rendered against
you according 90 the demand ~ tho
complaint, which has been filed with
the clerk Of said court. The object
Of the above entitled action is to Sc
cure divorce from said defendant
and the custody OF child.
HORACE PETER.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
T.. O. address. room SIS New York
building, Seattle. King County,
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20
THE BON MARCHE
NoRDHoFF
1919 to 1855 Second Avenue and I5I23 Pike Street

thence south 10 degrees 20 nnlhstsg
q sal feet. thence S. 50 degree, ~.
minutes Il. 60l feet: thence . 49,
grees 90 minutes T.. sSl.0I feet, ia
or less. and 10 the r. line y -
section "a. thence along saio 81
N. 0 degree 0s minutes Z. -
more or less, and 70 the place % a
ginning, said tract or parcel q ~. 80
Containing one and 1890 d.isl I'm I'm.
more or less, levied on as the ~ ri
erty OF the defendant Danyiiie ~ ~
Company, a corporation, 20 ss. ast.
judgments In the aggregate an''si
ing 10 S2A.s66.56, with interest,",
costs Of suit in favor OF the SAY
Central Trust and safe Deposlt
many, a corporation. one OF sns
PENDANTS. John Larrabee, m.erNs.:i
ana Isaac Rees. Robert Wits, n
Mcdonald. James 5. Wliliams,
McGonlgal, James N. scott, "a
Roe, Frank Jensen. Robert essshsa
Mike Wilson, Tom Cornish. n ra,,sv
Nuserove. George oliver ana us lem.
watson. plaintiffs. as more palu s
larry set forth in said order Oh s ,saa
Dated this 18th day or Mss,,ss
'0 ED cUDIffEE. Sheriff..
nv VIM. Corcorsn, pepuuc,.
Ralrnrer. Ronald a Ratue. ssfs
news for Central Trust anu
Deposit Co. .ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20
BITS OF GAIETY

The p. +. o. Club held a very In.
teresting meeting yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Mcdonald
Green Lake.
A reception viii be given az the
First Baptist church on Friday even
ing. Miss May Caroline Williams
win render several musical selec-
lions.
The formal opening Of the courts
u the Seattle Tennis Club Will take
place tomorrow afternoon. The
ladies' committee. the members OF
which are as follows, win serve tea
Mrs. Rollins. president: Mrs. Fred
erfck K. Strive, vice president: Mrs
J. u. Lowman, Mrs. r.. a. StrOut
Mrs. Charles Power. Mrs. A. r. Nc
EVAN and Mrs. Fransloli.
Mrs. John Mills entertained the
French Club very pleasantly this ar
ternoon az her residence, 525 Bel
mont avenue. Tho club members
were in good attendance.
Mrs. J. g. Haines, 1895 Cherry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

White House Cook Books, regular
price si.1s. here tomorrow at Csc.
Xxx Envelopes. IN sA and g.. sizes.
regular price Sc. Wednesday at slsc
a package.
Boys vestes Suits, I'm all wool
Scotch and cashmere effectN--elxe.
TO : years. broken lines. from our
regular $500 qualities. on sale to-
morrow. at si-es per suit.
Boys wash Suits. sailor style, In
plain and fancy stripes. sizes to 8
years. tomorrow. at the suit. csc.
Boys Navy Blue Flannel Suits.
blouse style. fancy collars. sizes to
10 years washable, you know--at the
suit. u.2s.
women's Spring Jackets. 81 all
wool chsviot. In black. tan and cas-
tor, worth 1870. on sale tomorrow,
at ss.sss
Women's French Broadcloth jack
ets. for Spring--rhevtots and covert
cioths-in tan, castor. navy or black
run SILK lined Elton or coat eject.
worth upwards % 5000: choice OF
the lot tomorrow ~ sS.as
Women's Dress Skirts, or oxford
grey suiting. full sweep. extra wide
flounce, nicely trimmed and lined
made 60 sell at $500: wednesday
special at sass.
Women's pedeNtriecne skirts. az
oxford grey rheviot. corded tucks in
clusters, wide founce, worth regular
~ 800. Wednesdays price. Ass.
Womcn's Tallor-Made Suits. Of vi
cuna cloth, Elton jackets, nicely
lined. trimmed and finished, worth
We. tomorrow NJ fs.se.
Mems s5c BaibriEgan Undershirte
and Drawers. tomorrow az 25c.
Mems Toe Fancy Balbrlggan Under
wear, MI sizes, a good wearing ar
tlcle. wednesday the garment. soc.
Mems Madras Golf Shirts. with
separate cuffs, IN cluster stripes In
various shades. tomorrow at 1bc.
Stamped all linen Lunch Cloths.
very handsome corner designs, extra
hne quality. double hemstiiCned
hens, size 30x30 inches. regularly
worth si25; tomorrow at only zoe.
French Tapestry Pillow Tops. fun
size, assorted pretty floral and pic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

street. win entertain the Wednesday
Card Club tomorrow evening. II
VIII he the final meeting OF che club
Tor this season:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence BLACK OF
Detroit. Mich. are the guests Of MT,
and Mrs. &. n. Black at their home
on Beacon Hin
The Alpha club viii meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. n. W. Hurl-
hue. 1919 stewart street There viii
be the annual election of officers and
the Year Book conference az this
meeting. A full attendance OF mem
bers - requested.
Mrs. Frank =. Lewis. is2a Eigh-
ternth avenue, has issued invitations
FOR card party 90 be given at her
home on Thursday afternoon o. this
week.
The eiaSe OF % % the Seattle High
school Is making preparations for a
comedy In two acts. entitled, mfr.
noh," which In to be given on Fri-
day evening ia the assembly hall or
the High school building, Mrs. Pot
ter, an ciocutionlat, IN spending
much time In training the students
for this affair and the performance
T. expected to be one 81 great merit.
Tho music win be furnished by the
school orchestra.
The VIZ club members expect a
large number 81 guests tonight At
the dance 10 be given IN f.ittie's hall.
Prof Little a. making arrange
m~nts FOR an operetta entitled, The
prixiea Triumph" 10 be given some
time In the near future, A numeer
OF children win take part.
The Queen Anne Social Club win
give a ball on Thursday evening.
May s2. In Rankc hall.
Lucy Belle sutton. daughter OF
Rev. r. n. sutton. and Roy Rem
iamln Of this city were married by
Rev. r n. sutton az the residence
of the brides father last Thursday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20
The MARKETS

The steamer arrived from Califor.
MIA this morning with a fair cargo
OF fruits and vegetables for the 10.
cal markets. There was very little
demand FOE II. as the commodities
mostly asked for are shipped IN by
rail. A large shipment az berries
this morning caused another fall In
prices. The usual price was 81 %.
although a few extra good boxes
went for l.b0. Cherries are active
AZ N.25 per box. Asparagus IL IN
changed with the market weak. A
lars. shipment OF Oregon peas came
In today selling at 6ssc per pound.
Receipts today include three cars
Of potatoes. one 81 mixed veEeia bleu
and one % oranges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20
BACK TO QUEBEC

MONTREAL. May ao.-Gaynor and
Green. the two fugitives from
United States justice who we're sub
tect 10 spectacular arrest. were
last night released on a writ of
habeas corpus. They Immediately
after took a special train for Quebec.
where they will fight extradltion 20
the last. The question as to whether
they shall be returned TO the tall IN
this city comes up for hearing in
Quebec this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

sizes. worth sc a garment: ws1nss-
day at Isc.
Misses fast black Amsrssu sl'k
Hose, iins ribbed. sHpeffx cszii;y,
double toe and heel. sA m. worth
nc & pair: choice Of he entire tine
tomorrow at isc a pan, v TIVE pairs
for Sc.
Heavy bleached Tat't Dsnsxk- 60
inches wide. :. p. ard iyzrt lengthk,
assorted patterns. worth s5c ( yard;
tomorrow At sac.
Heavy Russian Crash. worth In
q yard; tomorrow al loc.
White Mlteheline Bed Spreads En-
ira size and weight. beautiful PAL
terms, hemined ready fer use. worm
$500. all day tomorrow Al slss
Heavy Madras shirting, :. inches
wide. good styles. worth isifc ysfc,
very special tomorrow At sSc.
French challls the latest styles
and colorings. regularly worn NC;
here tomorrow at lie,
Cotton Coverts or bicycle suiilu
best assortment OF styles xs k1cs
OF; tomorrow price loc.
Women's Muslin Corset Cosds
tight fitting. trimmed with lace ani
regular value zse; spes'
ial tomorrow at l5c.
Chiidren's Colored Dresses y
Bingham, calico and Crash, nessE
made and just the kind for oaldpe
play. regularly worth 81: special y
morrow for 59c.
An assorted line OF womens ~
children's Colored Sunbonnets. iz.r
stitched and wide ruffle, resaA
price s5c; tomorrow at s5c.
400 chlldren's School Umorea1
fast black colors. natural W.
regularly worth ssc ap''"
at sc.
1850 women's Umbrellas, 2e-incn -
agon frames, steel rods. nne =
covers. guaranteed fast black; ~
assortment Of handles: Wedne
At si.la. These are worth douoeN
price.
Mems 7s-inch paragon frame !
brellas. with steel rod ana -,
wood handles' Wednesas''
price sl.la.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20
GAMBLING CRUSADE IS
NOT VERY ACTIVE NOW

somewhat inconsistent with his
statement that he has no connection
with Or. Thoms' crusade, and has
given rise 90 the rumor that the Ola
Law and Order League has been re- /.
vlved 10 take MP the task attempted
by Dr. Thoms.
Gambling Is running as usual I'm
the tenderloin today. but everything
- II liRf: marching order. Raiders
would md only cheap tables and
Tools and no money Ia sight II they
should visit the gambling houses this
afternoon.
seach warrants authorizing on
GERS to break Into adjoining rooms
ana garrsts might. however, result
In startling disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20

ss.BO for Mems Black and Tan Boz
Calf Lace Boots. regularly worth 70.
1880 for Mems Wei KID Lace Ehoes,
with single soies, regular Value
ta.5O
1926 for Mems Enameied Calf Lace
shoes. worth regularly $500.
tzes for Mems Box Calf Blutchsr
Lace Shoes, heavy Goodyear weite1
solcs, with wide tension edge ana
medium heel. These are regularly
worth $500.
sl.ss for Mems Satin Calf Lace
shoes, regularly worth $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-20
A Few Price Hints of This Great Sal.

gf.ss for womsn's Elegant Spring
Shoes Of Box Calf. Wei Kid and We
lour Calf These are IN either light
or heavy soisR. and are the last Of the
] $50 pairs made expressly for X.
n. Macy n Co, New York. Ma
cey'H lowest price for these shoes
would have been 1900 pair Some
hitch between that store ana tns
manufacturers caused them 70 Dc
thrown on the market, and hence
vot1 may buy them tomorrow az tl.ss.
a.. 60 FOR regular $40 shoes for wo-
men, with elastic front-the Julia
MaYlowe style. you know-with