The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1902, Page 4

TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1902, THE SEATTLE STAR NORDHOFF THE BON MARCHE Py NORDHOFF & CO. as MOTHER AND FATHER ACCUSED 2228 O60 Yards Embroideries OF MURDERING THEIR BABY yiictens S53! ale, Qe, Bie, 5e, 7ic and 10c¢ Nellie and Paul Underwood Aparehended at Aberdeen---Will Be iN EARNEST 7 zi =a, tf Regularly Worth 5c to 35c The entire surplus stock of a leading manufacturer of embroideries is to Brought to Seattle to Answer the Awful Charge of Killing Their se First Born by Throwing the Child Into the Bay Near Ballard GARROTED be sold by us for a song. Cost of production has nothing to do with the prices lof this sale. Embroideries worth 5 to 8 1-3ca yard will go at Ic. Eq. \broideries worth {0c to 12 1-2c will be.yours at 2 1-2c and so on. Sale starts at 8 o’clock promptly. Here are the Details: qarroted, The orth 1 per yang: Mi. We only be onsied murdering of and INSERTIONS. The works advise you to make an early selec LOT 6—Worth 200 to he par yang. Jwhip and materials are tho t The| tion, All have been divided into choice only yard; | mtylen all thin season's neat | six lote to make shopping casier LOT 6.—W openwe and blind patterns to| Widths run from 1% to 8 mohes. choice only 10¢ $25.00 Raglans at $10.00: For one more day—Wednesday-—we continue the sale of Women’ Gilk, Wool and Cravenette Raglans, worth from 915 to $25, at choice ntod n Jul the pub: f relig hoot and Will Look Into Civic Morals of the City A new nt has dropped At Mininte Ministerial committee, | elem into the gambling ng of the 8 Ing of the Seattle soctation yesterday a 4 of Rev. Dr. Spalding, Rev, | i#h law o Amith and Rev, B. MH, Lingen turm a me His botle gainat That Paul Underwood murdered) topey, and was ready to go at once procured nis three weeks olt Daby qrt by| to Ballard with the undertaker. Mrs. ageing hrowing her into the bay near Bal-| Hetaler fot Shen hea wi... 4 Sunday night, is the conclusion | March § rented a small house owned | in that che by Sheriff Cudihee and Cor-|Dyjper husband er this on . ‘This was con- Prior to this they wood'n the body of the infant found on the| Oe eats uhnas. ana te lates. RE a Dut 16, Underwood was a shin: Mra, Hetsler this morning made o Whether Mra. Underwood was a par mb It ocarwene wap 8 Suite | a wacae contelnation at the, iit fy te the mhantly crime or not. can- | Mill. Mra Underwood had told me formerly vecupled by Mr. an ot be determined. but circumstance: |that her paPents lived in Aberdeen, | Mra, Underwood, and found nothing Garand lant might Ad the ahers| t Mra. Paul Underwood ipbled the names Alice Under {ff's office It was reported today that Born Two Weeks Ago Bi yg gprs ey Of Chehalis county is said to have) S#0 last Thursday,” continued Mes fous 15 0 captured the couple today. Mr. and| MO" stra, Underwood rose from | of Police (Ge ng nee fy LE ag bed. She then told me that she | long distance t and her husband were g wattle fal nano them, Hetaler of T the Und ety, ste morning that Q E. L maiden name felter appointed to study Her father ts believed | situation regarding civic Interests to mill man of Aber-/ The committee waa appointed as thi LONDON STILL IN THE THROES OF JUBILATION But the Corn Tax Will Have to Foot the Bills of the Boer War June 3. the Span in whos PONCH The last exe 4 while under | had roomed at waa en | when four men werg men confessed to the of natives. 4 number LOT 1—Worth 6 to # 14 © chot only le es Worth 1 yard; choice only 2% LOT. §—Worth yard; “cholce only The stock consists of FINE CAM-|chdone from. en are all oF 79 BRIC and BWI88 EMBROIDEKIES | ranted to wawh and wear w be and 17e per fine ae ould be mM a . Great Sale of Notions : Wednesday sale of the year) regular pric The most notabl in Notions will take place Wednes-| Wednesday « day. You have never read such| Real Kid Hair prices before in as long @ list as this| regular prices Tite, ie, “J nd it i* doubtful if we can ever| per bunch of 638 dosen: These Raglans are certainly the best Raglans for the price in the high | quote as many under prices again tor Wises wday, F. ber bunch. Grade garments, that have ever been offered in Seattle. the same da journing Ping, "For those who do not care to pay a@ high as $10 even in Raglans, we eamless Stockinette L he thered together from regu ook from sample lines, @ liM®| best quailty, guitranteed of Raglans worth $12.50 each; tomorrow you may choose from Now. nd 4, always sold at 2 $12.50 Raglans at $6.25 pancy Fried Garter Elastic, Fancy Frilied Garter Blastic, very finest quality, all the desirable are in black and Oxford grey, full length, heif fitting, shades, worth Z6e; Wednesiay, price, stitched coat collar, fly front, new sleeves with de greed Included in the lot are quite a few for misses of 14, 16 Wouna ¢ Take your choice Wednesday, as we above, at only $6. ck thin atterno Graham of Aberdeen lephone stated $ the Undery an ofleer to ar > held awaiting when they 2 Chiet by that pods st Dack to Seattle to answer to th ng to Aber. | he had just loca Roth of the parents appe and had sent Ink © great deal of their child, | th They will, ‘of the mother andtather of the dead , 224 I assisted her in making several) # orn er fr m, Seattle Geputy for the prisoners tonight | |arrangements abouts come uid. send a Geputy to eed able at ae tases washes ata |e 2 Um 1 At aay | train tomorrow morning, sugy being dead body of the three weeks old , turday| the first train to leave for Grays Daby girl found on the tide flats near returned,| harbor since learning the definite ane Semin moraine, revealed an cansiderabiy excited. He and “his whereabouts of the aceu | erful crime. That crime is believed aatie and P awful charge of murdering their own child. An inquest will not be held | ie"! by Coroner Hoy@, until the arrival * said this afternoon exeite- | land no notice in taken of the ¢| end of the war Leyds Loses Job June 3.—An interview »| r “ published by a paper herg wherein | the streets are still filed WIth | i: is openly mated that Dr. Layds, the those who 8 brating. Plana| joer gent in Europe, ia very much under way for @ great cefebra- | dixappol” the termination of n atch comes Ace t war haracteriazed as the LONDON. he where ment attendast on the peace and end of the Be died down to any great extent, June 3 Underwood laration rene Shields, and r war bas a bos eale ‘orig | boxer tor 6 Cube Pine, larch sing auil bieck and ‘colemaegags needle potnt, steel pins, 0c per cube; sale at be patatinds ARIS. is th The shaped, ut “valiant ing of gone to Utre the close of the ong indle t Laces, full 2% yard d with brass pointed tips, uality, regular price 2 for lee, Wednesday, 12 for be. Wednesday Specials c sachnetees tage tole de aaa m finest quality tieular| #UK frilled elastic, with satin pad, Dee ier| fancy gilt buckles, rubber tip but n cateh regular price tion quality, tached, worth 10c @ bax: Wednesday, & Wire Hair Pin Cabinets, sizes, large cabinet crimped pins, here, Wednesday, at Whisk Brooms, extre quality bound handles, worth 2c nesday price 16c. th Brushes, all rils of Signing of signing of London tod ut particular cere fo have been committed by Paul Un- | Wife spent the night in Se ter, showing conchuatvely that it Bad | stenting! ie ot the event agent who favors the feht- Bherity Cudihee that a murder had} Present, but later Dr. Todd of Bal ]Ats effects for some time called Nellie. the corn tax for an indet in the dining Gerwood, an ‘Aberdeen shingle weav. | Were © take the first morning train €r, aasisied by his 16-year-old wife. | F Aberdeen. 4 ‘ Coroner Hoye found the lungs and | More Information } F stomach of the infant filled with wa- questioning Mrs. Hetaler, | been 4 > Sheri , ; jo has ‘Hove returned to Geattie and notified | the baby’s birth, no physict |that the British taxcp d - ite lard was called. Mra Hetsler did the commons today the ea thn ucparture of Coroner Rt know Mra Underwood's first the exchequer again announc the undertaking rooms of |P4me, but thought she had heard her |there would be no abanc I “ ar lint of Wednesday Specials, we have paid co. merchandise, and have cut the prices , Telephone ut delay the! than usual. ‘Then esday inis, combined with the Friday bar-) 21) Duc itnesday, 37%4¢ ent ‘sonable us,to clear out many small lots and odd lines, to our ad faba ak gene yg Bidg After the paper was duly signed,| Vantage, though the profit is lost sight of In nearly every came. In fact, |, "MUP sluts Sie Sem | Kitchener's socretary took it and im-| Wednesday and Friday have become sort of remnant daye with us, and|\%, biel ana sivenna. | Wallen el mediately marted for England with] our customers understand those days the best bargains of the| Tus! Proof, 2 dossn on vednesdsy at} it. When the fact that peace was| entire week are given Mo . ‘ scoured became knawn in the con- I a centration camps, the occupants be- Dr. Warnes celeb me hysterically joyt steel And tipped « Reward Kitchener wet steels from breakin xchange h nays the not to rust or punot pre’ ne view Is commons In making up m of the tr upted by t attention to sear weh that it was @ nece funds. ‘When Mr, Underwood called at the Hetzler home for his wife and baby on the evening of last Sature he carried a bundje, evidently contain- | a ing clothes. “Another bundle of jelothing he said was left in an out- | to house. When the bundle w: people swarmed tnto the view the remains of the infant. Mrs. Rose Hetzier came | others and the moment she the baby she recognized [t as child of Mr. and Mra, Paul Un. od. The cM&thing which she ‘She helped to make, was posi- y_Kdgntified by her. | The room room of the house o tor With rere signed the ag Wea mity to raine ton. pe The Sun ording t Company, | f th Wholesale Drunk ih last be r Last night a v tae om at least! tne London masses wer open- | every three months and a supplement! 44 toose for celebration ed yesterday, it was found to contain | containing all new names at least|Qas a wholesale drunk T . shirts ge al of the days. The porations | strand and Regent street y's garmen it was learned by | committee submitted a report to thts} ¢¢ hese Waare Ore eetes wikis ty wait whet ate hae |e sheriff @at Mra and Mra. Un-| effect ht. ‘The council fa-| women maudliniy of the cag. " |derwood had lived In Ballard about! vored t tion of the re itlor kicsed and hugged each ‘ Tells Bit Abbut It four months. Counciiman Morrison offe 4nlthe edification of bystanders Ordered the Arrest amendment fixing a penalty for the) In the music halis and theaters regular price 2c, # ye aang ype Nk dele Cages non-performance of the man Helthere were special programs pre-| will authorize of thank day, % ally Wnew} Last ni Cu ¢ wired| stated that for the first omission a/ pared in honor of the peace consum -| Lor Kiteher which will be ao- himbles, best it Gf the matter, he at ance |to Sherif Huff of Chehalis to urrest| {ine Of 4150 should be the penalty,|Mutien” tn’ at’ depeodonclog ang | Lord, Kitchener. witch wa yundared ef ee tbe oe Bee avy Pisnt to Geattle to get Sheriff Cudi-|Mr and Mra Underwood on aus-| for the second omiaalon $1,500, and) from rtione of the United Kitg-| thousand pounds (800.000) and an for Se; sale price Wednesday 2 for 1c. — tates Gr he tn ee —- gs fa cng per B- for the third a pevesstien, of fran-| dom com of celebrations and|earidom. Lori M it in also ex- Wheels, extra quality . 2. ~ s pecter — cut, worth l0c each; sale pert fairly t The result On the a blockad ken men and 1 for peace her for at Pure Bristle Hair Brushes, saa back, wire drawn, worth regulaty he; Wednesday's price | Ebony handle Shaving perior quality, bristles will out, regularly wor'h te; sale Wednesday, Ibe. Dexter Knitting Cotton, te only, all sizes, regular ee ball; sale price Wed: Ironing Wax, with patent alw sold at be; here Wi at de, made from ated p ia, prevents cor guaranteed ¢@he cloth price Wednes extensi@ edge, medi every th $3.00; Wednesday at Glass Water Botties, of good clear) single soles laps, regularly worth 89 each; spe-| um heel, we cial tomorrow at 19 $1.69, ar-plece Gi Boys’ Kangaroo Calf Lace Shoes or heavy single poles, worth $2 Gu tecuiar value @r Women's fine Vicl Kid Lace Shoes, nest light dress soles, concave heels, oun 0, 1 burner and chimney, regularly |) fPecies AE Die oes of vic kid. worth 2hc; special Wednesday at 150.| seumel calf and b cn atthe tight Plain White Soup Plates; Wednes-| dress soles, also heavy sireet sol day at be some of these are $3 and $2.60 qua! Plain ities; special tomorrow at $1.96 Wedwe Men's snag-proof hip Rubber Boots| medium and large sizes, best quality, rae worth $6 ial Wednesday at $3.95.|reguM&r price S¢ a card; sale pric only 6e Women's Pebble Leg Short Rubber | Wednesday, 2c. Sets, | Breakfast ner and w m4 special Wea Adamantine Pins, full ot, heads, fae ng point; We ‘ papers for 4c. + * Combination Pocketbooks, etl aii Walrus leathers, tn ‘black, Wednesday, at le White Vegetable Dishes Nickel Plated Safety Pins, small y at 0. i nie Cwps and Sauces, « |= PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. =- j z How ts This? SPECIAL SALE Shoe Prices Slashed to Pieces---Prices Below Any a and Ail Competition--Read Them Below Just Reece! : therm at $3.00 pal: “SG par. 62:08 Women’s Comfort Shoes Women's $1.00 All Solid House @Women's $1.00 Grain Leather Slippers ..-...... — Te ‘Women's Comfort Carpet Siip Be Women’s Serge Cloth Slippers ° .. £0 ck Kid The 5Ve of Com- a a Laird-Sekeha;s’9 Make of Ladies’ Fine Shoes hand made, $6.00 quality son's style, still selling at the low price of, a pair Another Lot Ladies’ $9.50 Hand Made @Veit | women's 1 @haes, the beat quality of pat- | “omens |B ent kid—do you want them at, | ce Shoe 82.48 es “er " Women's Red and Bi eu,Bedroom Sitppers ... “Women's Mariow sty’ fort House and Outin 800d and wide, all infants 280 paits of Infants’ Soft £ Shoes, sizes 1 to 4, in black, red, ine colors, the regu s6c @ palr; our pri- afte dollar Bright pri ie Bie nd Sewed, the ns Patent Dongola Lac sizes 5 to 8 ne in wizon 3% to Li ight Dongola Kid tent tips, all sizes 4 pair $1.49 Repairing Bring tn your worn shoes repairing promptly ‘Tip Shoes; aie @ pair, only tye Anoiher Ladies’ Tan Shoes, the $4.00 gual- ity, at, @ pair. epee | or) BUY THE IndependentDist- rict School Shoes For y greate sale we and well, mr children—they are it # on earth : IVE US A TRIAL—WE $1.25, 81.50 and $4 CLY. TRY OUR FOOT SHAPE SHOES. Bee them. ie oie MEN’S WORKING SHOES Boys $1.25 « pair for ity. ‘We offer over 660 of Men 401d Shor garoo Kip and Milwaukee Grain Working Shoes for hard nox low pricd of $1.25 a pair—equal any $2.90 shoe sold all_stses Ladies, if You Have Tender Feet OR IF YOU HAVE BEEN ILL FITTED, CAN FIT YOU PERE Al the qual fine stand Men ie te e them $1.75 value #1 LADIES’ COLONIAL SLIPPERS Ladies’ Newest Style of COLONIAL SLIPPERS The Latest Up- to-Date, $1.98 Another Bargain ¥ Boyw Over @9 pairs more of our cele brated N Opera Slippers, all izes, 3 up to ® Se than ¥"paitw to any Ank to see them Ladies’ Freweh Heel SHppers Ladies’ very latest up-to-date 3 and 4-atrap beaded French Heel Slippers 1 by others as a great bargain at $3.00 a pair price, for 2 days, @ pair 81.05 Ladies’ "; Sandal ench Heel Slippers, sold hers at $4.00 and 38.60 9 our price - For Twe Your choice of aver. 3,000 pairs of Ladies’ Stylish up-to-date $5. Shoes, made spectal for this summer trade, at, a pair... 8 * How’s This Your choice Not | oust re $3.00 Quality Cut to a Pair of our entire + f Ladtes’ White Kid Slppere $1.50 and $2.00 values. SDE Also in Children’s and ex all sizer, at, a pair The Boys’ Shoes lot of Boys’ nd Doubt ality, 4 Mi; Satin Bole the Ingle for the Boys 1 Steel Shod | know Shoe Circiett b 82.00 @ pair; you can buy t here at, a pal 81.40 that Hors ane @ DRe Here’s a Bargain Ladies’ Outing and Bicycle Be $3.60 and $4.00 quality; on sal at 81.69 Tennis Shoes Biack Tennix Shoes, in all at, @ pair B0e laze now a, pair BEAR IN MIND---BUY YOUR FOOT- F profit. to PLYMOUTH SHOE Co, Popuiar Priced Shoe Stor, WEAR AT HEADQUARTERS asked us every day how we can afford to sell Shoes at such Ic, prices. The answer is simple—The PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. buys in large quantities from the largest shoe manufacturers in the world making shoes for the wholesale trade. We save you the jobbers We sell you Good SHOE STORE Shoes Cheap. '@ came city a few months ago strangers, and TODAY the 8 a household word, and stands at the head eattie’s Largest and Greatest 707 2d Ave. this AERATOR CLA) | H t Piain White Fruit Desmes, at, each 2 cents. Decorated Ja ose Dishes, at, 6 for 6c. Ping Pong, fine wood racke@™, net and four ball splenéid value at on sale Wednesday at 96. y Canvass Telescope, leatter inch, regularly wer te Wednesday at Fine ie Rus morrow at Ibe : ‘-foot Shawi Straph, good strom articles; Wednesday at 15e. Fine assortment of Circular Pte. tures; cholee tomorrow at 10c Black and White Pictures, and Col- ored Piotures, worth Ie each; Wed. nesday at 100. Women's Jersey Wool White Vests and Pants, summer weight, excellent quality, worth #155 a garmeet; spe- celal tomorrow at BSc. omen's Fast Black Cottam Drop Stiten Stockings, hie splic eo, double sole, worth 28e; special to- morrow at 18¢. Hoye’ Balbriggne Under@arts an@ China Mush opping Bags; to- Drawers, also Give vibbed cotton, Inj vaslty, all sites, ‘Weaaenmy at nia Syrup of Figs, boc gray, superior « cholee Califo for Sie. xtract of Beef, 200 ste, at 200 ‘* Cold Creare, 250 ste, at 23 Segna Leaves, l0c package, for Se Simpson's Celery Com@ound, $1 size ac Fountain Syringes, 4-quart; nenday at 49¢. Silk Umbrellas, %-Inch, worth $2.26 to $3.00; Wednesday at, only $1.79. Men's Fancy Percale Shirts soft me, stiff collar and cuffs t 4, reduced from @5e and The, to at Wed- wo cases of Men's medium weight Balbrigaan Underwear, in golden brown and blue; Wednesday at per garment Women's Red, Pink and Blue One Strap Slippers, vict kid, turned soles French th regularly $1 Wedne only 6% Minses Calf Shoes at, Satin heavy English Pins, the best quality man. ufactured, all have needle points and solid heads, papers of 400 pins, al- ways sold at bc a paper; sale price, Wednesday, 1 ¢. Ball and Socket Fasteners, In black and silvered, medium and large sizes, Boots, worth $2; special Wednesday at 4 Mgn's $6.00 Alaska Miner Boots, high tops, heavy double soles; Wed- neaday at $3.50. Thousand yards Cream Table Da- mask, 52 inches wide, assorted pat gray, tanned and green, best leather lined, worth $1.25; y's price, Pure Gum Mending Re mending and mming men's garments, worth Se age; sale price, Wednesday, terng, worth 360; here, Weénesdayy — ched Damask—"William Lid 48 igoches wide, in clover pansy, lilly Sf the valley, seroll, «pot crysanthemumse and carnation de regularly worth $1 a yar Wednesday « special at 68 Napkins to match the above, 22x22, worth $2.08 doxen; Wednesday at ‘Thin et of § to 11 specials has includes some of the best bargains to the public. Brass Extension Sash Curtals | quarter inch, regular value each; on sale Wednesday, from “Mid the Orange Treesand Waiting.” on sale Wednesday, from 8 te 11, at Ibe. Lawn Corset Co lers, French style, full front, trimmed |with Mack val lace; worth T5c, § to ll, at 4%c, Ghildren’s © White Egbroidered | | Wash Hata made with fancy fuffy | » and the brim finished with of embroidery; reguiar price | sale price, from 8 to 11, 6e Womeh's House Wrappers, of good , nicely trimmed, full skirt Re Beached Pepprel_ Sheeting, | 10c worth 1c yard; special Wednesday arde of Everett “Classics” complete afsort- usual price § 1-8 Wednesday at Se German Linen Ginghams, in a good variety of «: * a durable fabric you know, worth 36¢ and 4S0; spe. cla) Wednesday at Be. Warecn's Mexie Gowns, © ot Torchon Lace and Insert cr gowns te tuck yoke and @ trimmed—regular value $1; spe-| cial Wednesday at 65. Eight to Eleven been prepared with greet care and the! the Bon Marche has ever offered Women's One-Strap Huse Blip- pers, turned soles, medium heel, Worth $1.25, 8 to 11, at 9. Men's Soft Negligee Shirts, worth S0c, from § to 11 at 3740 Not more than two to each pure » | chaser 500 boxes Kirk's 25c Soap, from $ to 11, at 1c a box. gs Machine Ol, regular 10¢ size, Si 11, at 3c. Petroleum Jelly or Vi f carbolate or plain, 10c ovties fae Absorbent Cotton, full 16 os ages, from 8 to 11, at 85c. Florida Water, 250 bottles, for Castorin, Mlecher'’s, § to 11, at = read with also deep dust ruffle, th $1.75; sale price a | V '» Fagcy Cambric Corset! =, Brenctt sivle, V-shape, ol of Bwiss embroidery, an elegant gar ment, werth $2.00; here V at #1. Ww. |. Won Biack — Cotton double soles, worth 10c a pair, 11, at Se, Heavy Ribbed Past |Aitted Wining, best colors; Wednesday from & to i, at Se. of English lawn, beautiful patterns, yoke, collar cuffs! Boys and front trimmed in four-inch plain | Ricycle Hose, cotton, double toe, contrasting color; worth $2.00; sale|and triple knee, regular 36¢ price from § to Li, at 9. | special from § to 11, at 17. bg ednesday|" Duck Towels, fair size, red bord-| Playing Cardsworth 26c, 8 toil Jers, and fringed; worth &c, from § to |at le. ‘ 11, at | Sc Imported Jet Tea Bow, § toh White India Linen, 27 inches wid@! at 29c. Worth 81-Sc, price, from § to 11| $1.50 Decorated Glass Water amt row of embroider: nd insertion—| Wednesday, at 4%c. Lemonade Seta, pitcher on & her style trimmed with @mbroid-| Printeds Dimities, fast colors, va- | glasses complete, with tray; 8 to at/riety of designs, worth TK # yard, | at 75 x 8 to 11, at Sc | 480 Fruit or Saled Set, decorated Roys’ and Youths’ School Shoes, | large bowl and six individual dae | worth $1.25, sizes 8% to 6, 8 to 1, at} to match; § to 11, at 20a 78 | tO ekneke China Soup, Diaihe pretty tWue decorations, alue, at $1.60 per set of six;,! from 8 to 11, at 890. nen’® Muslin Drawers, with ruffle, edged with ‘Val. | ey stitching and having a Nottingham ce Curtain} on sale enthY at 2c each. will 1 out Wednesday and while ¥ last, at, cholee, 1c. « The values are from to $2.50 apiece, 50 Ends fldren’s Blue Shoe: | ce, spring heel, worth Tbe, | at 45¢e. ‘ The Bon M ‘Will do your Dental Work as you should like to have will save much of the cost and yet have work that Ask anyone whom we have worked for, Full Plates $7 to $10 Examinations and Estimat FLORENCE DENTAL CO. OF and In THE URT the State of Washington, in for the County of King In the matter of the estate of Dan fel Crowley (otherwise known Daniel H. Crowley), deceased. order to show Caure on pe : oatat uppearing to the tition of the administrator of the of the above named descend ant, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate of said de- endant to pay the debts of said de- ant, ‘and the expenses and charges 6f administration It is there ordered, that all persons Interested in the estate of sald deceased appear before tha above named court on the 27th day ot 1902, at the hour of 9:80 a of meld day, at the court of department No. 4 of said at th thouse, In Seattle unty, Washington, to show ause why an order should not. be granted to saifadministratot to sell the whole of the real estate of said estate; and that a copy of this or be published four successive ka in the Seattle Dally Star, a paper published in suid city of court from the court, King |¢ BOED J. TALLMA: ppen court this,26 day of Judge. ‘ : NORDBOFP @ Ce. 1435 Second Avene 115-12 All of lot twelve (12) and the south- | west quarter (8. W. %) of the south- ast quarter ( %) and the south half (8. %) of the southwest quarte | (8. Wo) of section 24, township forth, range 6 it, W. M., contain | Ing 164 acres more or less, ‘being the land upon which th ine of the saul Danville € 1 Company, a corp@ation, is located, excepting} Mike Willson, Tom Cornish; Ric therefrom the following describe M rove, George Oliver and. Georg* parcel of land heretofore coMdemned| Watson, pladntttts, as.more particle by the city of Seattle, all coal there-| larly set forth in said order of sale under having been reserved to th Dated this 12th day of May, 19% said Danville Coal Company, under ED CUDIHEE, aa that certain judgment and By Wm. Corcoran, Deputy. entered in this court in cause Ballinger, Ronald & Battle, etter 510, to-wit neys for Central Trust and Safe Beginning at a ¥ Deposit Co. between sections 24 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF north, ranger 6 and the State of Washington, In and 0 degree 03 minutes east, for the County of King from the southeast ¢ In the matter of the est j sewe * said — os fel Crowley (otherwise me heast corner of a tract yaniel H. Ci y). decea at of the anid dotendant, Dunville| ayy order to show cause OB ¥ Coal Company, a corporation, in and| for sale of real estate. a Ur Tegae Hear, Toleet iiite | £0. the following described ‘property| “fr apesting to tne court trom 4 McDonald, James 8. Williams, | heretofore obtained by the city @f| 1 n of the administrator of MoGonigal, James Ai. Scott, | Seattle; running thence along thay ostate of the above named d Srank Jensen, ‘Robert south side of aid tract of land ant, that it is necessary to sell 0 Mike Willson, Tom Cornish, | {p teerees $14 minutes W. G84 foet:| whole of the real estate of said 3 Musgrove, George Oliver] thence 76 degrees 424% minu scendant to pay the debts of said 6& rge Watson, plaintiff, versus] jy. 10 fect: thence N scendant, and. the expenses #a@ Coal Company, a cor 19% minutes W. 688.68 f more oF] charges of administration tion, the Central Trust and Sa lege, to the west line of lot 12, sald} "Tt is therefore ordered, thet #@ posi Company, w corporatio Ine aeuTh Ones ee Te inet Muek’| Persone Interested in the eatade 0. one 8 le ations South © degre minutes east,! said dec rn pear efore Baitada, Wallam Davia. A. Hooks, | of, & #ttlp or tract and June, 190%, at the hour of 9:08 Henry Smith, Albert Waddell, J. A;| BY the élty of rom of said day, at the Grow, John A. Davis, W. I, Berry,| PAWSON ana Catherine Dawson No. 4 of said City f'Seattie, a municipal corpora tion, and Henry F, Allen, defendants, John Larrabes, intervénor, No. $2703, | and to me as sheriff directed and de: livered | Notice 1s hereby given, that T wilt pre © pil at pubic auction to} Se the highest Bidder for cash, within| Ns,” Aemtee 03 minutes E. 85 feet hours presertbed by law for sher-| Mere OF pra Ar ple Res Binning, said tract or parcel of land] nnles, towwit: at 40:00 o'el on the Lith day #f June, 19g | Containing one and 15.100 (1,15) acres Ing to $24,866.56, with tn! costs of suit in favor of the Central Trust and Safe De pany, a corporation, one of the fendants, John Larrabee, 4 ot Isaac = pe ge ‘Pat McDonald, James 8. | Willies, McGonigal, James Mi Seat, B & Ro Frank Jensen, Robert is dependable. f this isn't true. Gold Crowns $5 to $6 without Narge. 1d 625 FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE at int on the line SALE OF whehip of Washington, Sheriff's of- NoTICN—SHERIEP real esta t County of King fice Ly virtue of an order of sale issued! out of the Honorable Superior Court| at King county, on the 30th day of by the clerk thereof, in| Barn Rich and Danville 2ben | sank, a William ; ot Ns wife, on the ard day i897 thence south 70 deg B, 681 feet; ther minutes FB, 604 fect or less, and to the B.-line bom of department of May : ‘ouse, in Seattls thence 8 whole of the and that a ¢ published the § ine qiuated in icing oounty, Company, a ‘corporation, to. satisfy Judgments in the aggregate umount-