The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1905, Page 7

Ag THE SEATTLE STAR “Ue in a the hit | NEE A ON Se TERN: A me ENR FURTH That In the opinion of n the porat hise for street of a commit Meee v enue ey Doye sehran ATH WART -* inde in the i strange mmerce haa t the ago te made on a year ard, gave Jar that It has received to be «able ycontly replied ‘ution was ap but not quickly eno’ Jacob Furth Elect au, | 1 No wonder this body hai a dead one ne god with being an EEE EERE EE EERE Pee eee eee ee eee ee eee ee ee ee ee rurban railway suffering WE ARE AT antly Ps A LOSS WHAT TO DO NEXT. [IT APPEARS THAT MRS. HUBBELL HAS DEEDS CONVEYING ALMOST ALL OF FRANK'S PRO TY TO HER SHE WILL NOT ENLIGHTEN US AS TO THAT FACT, HOWEVER AND WE ARF AND WILL BE IN THE DARK UNTIL THE MATTER Is TAKEN BEFORE THE COURTS The three brothers ir the fact that Frank B. Hi transferred so mu to his wife ts more t to them It is almost a foregone con that they will fight may make as administra’ estate, in the event that pointed as such. Edison R. Hubbell ‘Went in sear ort Attorney Thurs “We find it dtrfi , ¢f the brothers, “to find any law yer who has had an « tar With Frank or who has fness 1 up our etde Mayor R. A for the widow, said fing that as far as b Rot tell whether or nc @ny life insurance. ff there are an found in his sa Will be presented in due form fore the court.” It was rumored in several author Htative places Thursday morning that the insurance ure along the t now proposed. Once around hore, how to reach the heart the Westlake boulevard or by and I wish it mony annu 5 ee ee a) ieee tee council! meeting se I um opposed ww any fr ked for « g a # usage clause,” he sald to * man after the meeting * ee INGERS FOR THRE ach as . eeeeee Tea and Coffee sale. Enormous Premiums Free. Don’t miss this sale. It will save you lots of money. Great American Importing Tea Co. Shadow of doubt, fight the payment Of his policies. It fs not certal %. er not Hubbel! - ince, but tt is saf> * @ man of his st Sould undoubted Mrs. Frank Hubbeil, widow of the @uicide, has remove! from her Wpartments in the Hotel Washing ton, where the tragedy o ed, nd has taken apartinents at Columbia. * On Thursday i ae A eee * * Ray M # clgar denle *® George oman. Page é "FINE OLD | GLENDALE =, BOURBON | WHISKY 1 morning Helen! Moore Hubbell, widuw of the late (Prank Hubbell, file! ton in| tle § p. m. € @he probate court asking that she| **TYStion ca be appointed adminis: : at i< of th i, which timat ». Judge F ap pa ‘pointed November 23, at 1. mi. Pas the time for the petitioner to PER QUART $1 make her proofs. | Sinew Rye, full quart $1.00 309 Pike St. 908 Second Ave. oe res Fine old reserved stock yoo th off eures Brandy, full quart, each $1.00 Se eraitty reeked bs | Port Wine and Sherry, full quart Bice | we Our 100 stores Have you talked to him Page 6 help us to help you The Murphy Wine & Liquor Co. GAMiS GAMES Bunco, . Squire. Holme: A large ansortment t per doze Waterm 2-50 Wilson's nin Pen. Conkiin's Self Filling Wils on’s Book & Stationery Store 267 PIKE STREE » G n’s Ideal Fountain Pens - $1.00 friends store. and eustl LEWIS-LITTLEFIELD (0, nts Rain Ag fer V Property. 22 HALLER BUILDING. Seatt CORNICIDE | CURES CORNS 4 ADAMS TEA & COFFEE CO., 120¢ 1535 SECOND AVE., COR. PINE ST, Bottle for Blue Labe Catsup $210 Indian Mot Spinning’s Cash Store 1310 Second Avenue. ., WE CORREGT cause ¢ h ages Ad@n's Se ng Buckwheat ¥ | E Tr ama’ Java Blend Coffee @ per Ib, Wo guarantee it CURES CORNS » please you. We roast t ery day with the latest im ved Blue Flame Gas Coffee Roaster in our own store, Remem yur new location, CORNICIDE CURES CORNS Woodcock’s Pharmacy 604 PIKE ST EATTLE, WASH, | AdamsTea & Coffee Company 1535 Second Ave., Cor, Pine St. THURSDAY, EN RR RN RR AR RL a NOV. 9, 1905. - (Gauss es = in Chamber WANT TO ST ARVE: | 5,000 FISHERMEN murvereo ‘ = IN CHIN Ay Tonight and All| Day Friday WHISK BROOMS. ent to death, stripped h flung it into the r tured Rogers, Pea wife and , heat I ¢ of his wife and then killed Peale. T THE RUBBE ATwo Day Special LADIES’ netsapuamasteess: Of the Oak Heater” Coal Stoves r-fifths of ning thetr| They are going like hot cakes. ever made in the ade of sheet tron nickel finish trim ‘orth $15.00, but are J out at $6.85. Hurry! GEO. H. WOODHOUSE Co. 1405 Second Avenue. BOTH PHONES 944 ‘ ¥ n the late styles © Ube GLY CHARGE ) to 40 per! “Everything in Rubber.” The Rubber Store 714 1st Av. 1468 | MUTUAL FIRE TAKE NOTICE At Scotch Tailors, Friday, Saturday and Monday, we will give to any lady bring- ing in her husband, brother, sweetheart, uncle, or any man buying a Suit or Overcoat made to order, A SKIRT FREE OF CHARGE Worth From $7 to $10, Without Any Cost to Her Remember, you get one of these free of any cost to you or to the person buying a Suit made to order for $15. We have over 5000 different styles to select from in all-wool suitings or over- coatings. Ask the next man you meet or your neighbor(he has one of our Suits on by this time.) Come Early and Select the Best This Sale Limited SCOTCH TAILORS The Largest Tailoring House on the Coast 120 PIKE STREET Near Second Avenue. Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 o’Clock