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Evening star., 1909-06-26

NEW TwO-STORY APARTMENTS EVERY
CONVENIENCE. SEPARATE YARDS
81 z ST. NV, new, rooms and bath. :. $26 80
sos Z. ]. ave. me-. rooms and bath. l9. 20
33i5 NJ ST. NV. 4 rooms and bath. 1880
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Evening star., 1909-06-26
TWO-FAMILY FLATS.

1927 18th st. NV. ID a.. Or. and b..... AZ 30
l56 18th ct. s.e., LIST door. Or and b.. Or. so
223S Decatur at. NV. LIST f.. Or. and b. q so
1874 Irving ct: NV. 1st a.. 5r. and D.. q 50
ll20 7th ST.. rooms and bath. ......... q 50
l145 Willard st., corner. Or. and bath. 28. so
63+ st. ne, 1st noor. Or. and bath. :. %. 30
l165 Willard at NV. ID a.. 6r. and b.. $50
25l5 18th st. NV. rooms and bath =. y 50
1764 Willard. "a door. Or. and b. ......... Is so
1917 18th st. NV. rooms and hath. :. 2S 50
2ia 10th st. Sc. 1st door. hr. and b.. $3.50
SIS st. ne. rooms and bath. ....... Is 50
1929 Pa. ave-. 3D. hoor Ar and b. ..... Is 90
1926 T st. NV. 1st floor, Dr.. and b.. q. 50
~ Quincy st. NV. I'd d.. Or. and b..... % so
la64 Willard ST.. 1st floor 5r. and b.. q. 50
1900 LIST st. NV. LIST floor 5r. and hath. - so
ae, st NV. 1st floor. ar and bath. o..
lI,s' Willard 81. NV. list A.. 5r. and h.. 30
622 ST. me-, rooms and bath. ........ %. so
I'll 7th ST. NV. I'd floor 8 rooms. $3.50. 70 50
JIG d9o II, p st. NV. rooms and path 22.59
6OZ Fla ave- NV, rooms and bath.... 81 50
246o 2452 Brightwood ave-, 5r. and b.. ~ so
23 Todd ri. ne. I'd floor. ar. and bath. q. no
3O6 Fla. ave. NV, 1st floor. Or. and b.. % 30
.Ol 9TH st. ne. rooms and bath. 900
Y Todd pl.. I'd floor, 5r. aud b. .......... 20. so
40 Gresham pi. NV. % door, 5r. and b. 10 -
S42 18th ST. ne, I'd door. 4r. and d.. 1880
23Oa st. NV. list floor, 4r. and bath. Ii. .50
1923 ST. NV. rooms and bath ... II 80
1885 # at. ne. 1st door. Or. and b. 49,. 1850
1914 14th st. NV. I'd floor, Ar. and b.. 1880
s1a Orleans pl., I'd door 4r. and 3D.. 1870
l23 18th st. ne. LIST floor. 4r. and bath. 13 10
4491s Tenn. ave., "a floor. rooms. ..... Il. 80
1917 Tenn. ave. me-. 5r. and b......... 1880
l4iO st. nv. Sd floor. 3r. and bath. 1880.
eth and Harvard. 5 rooms and bath. 1880
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Evening star., 1909-06-26

MATTRESSES CAREFULLY RENOVATED.
ticking from $500 up Best materials. ex.
rerlenced workmen. You ean SEE your wo.s
tcre. I. T. JONES. 633 b ST. n.w. Tel. u. 30o7.
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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-11-25
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION

The people of Montana have ever
had ;sa0d reason to be grateful for
the progress made and the many
blessings received. The past year
hats heen especially fruitful, and the
one to come gives promise of even
greater achievements
But prosperity alone does not make
a great and enduring state. Civic
virtues and gratitude to the Giver of
All Blessings are qualities that make
for good citizenship.
To the enGsthat all our people may
render thanks ito an All-Wise Prov
idenee for the generous bestowal of
His bounties, E., Edwin l.. Norris,
governor of the state of Montana, do
hereby join with the president of the
United States i'm designating Thurs
day, the twenty ttth day of Novem-
Der, one thousand, &ine hundred and
nine, as Thanksgiving day. Let
everyone, as to him aaay seem best,
appropriately Observe she day.
In witness whereof ] have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the state to be hereto
affixed.
Done at the city of Helena, the
capital, this, the fifteenth day of
November, in the year of oar Lord
one thousand, nine hundred and
nine, and of the independence of the
United States of America the one
hundred and thirty fourth.
(SEAL) Edwin l.. Norris.
By the Governor,
A. n. Yoder, Secretary of State.
Try Pilot want" AID.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-11-25
Additional Locals

Shoshone. Ida.
Art B,sseaw has moved with his
family to Mag, B. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Perdue visit
ed in Kalispell Monday.
B. F. ChaeSers transacted bust
ness in K:aliapell Monday.
Little Minaie Bruins has been
very sick dunang the past week.
L. G. Gaenat4 left Monday even
ing for Burdstte, Can, where he
will be for about two weeks.
Mayor E. III. Snyder and B. F.
Cheevers are an hunting trip
near Upper Whnxish lake.
H. Elderheek 0fsthe Seattle Can
ming and Packing So, is hunting
with M. A. Cannoa AIT the head of
the lake.
Geo. Harris. a m,eA ,l1nown paint
err, has purchased q .half interest
with L. P. Bundeson apd the firm
name will now be kn0xsp as Bundle
son and Co.
| Mrs. E. "A. Southwick game over
from Libby last evening to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. anS Mrs. R.
IS. Eberly. Mr.. Southwick is ex-
peeted over today.
4. &. Towle of Chicago. general
manager of the Shaver News Co.,
was in the city Saturday looking
after business in connection with
his company.
Jack Mathews returned Thursday
from an extended visit to St. Paul
and Minneapolis. While there he
stocked up on all the latest jokes
from Dockstader's MINISTRIES.
The suppers given by the Altar
society on Sunday and Monday
evenings were well attended both
times. Sunday evening they gave
a chicken supper and Monday a
New England dinner.
All masons and their families are
requested to be present at a social
to be given in the Masonic temple
at Kalispell by Cyrene Commandry,
Knight Templars, in commemor-
alton Of the temple, this evening.
Quite number are planning on
going down from here on No. 2 and
coming back on No. or 43.
Saturday the county attorney
filed an information in the district
court against the SOmerS Lumber
Co., charging that they were MAIN
tanning a public nuisance, in that
they were keeping permanent
log boom on Somers Bay, a navi-
gable body Of water, obstructing
navigation. Journal.
The strenuous advertising cam
paign that has been carried on by
the Whitefish Chamber of Com
merce and The Whitefsh Pilot
for laundry have at last been re-
warded for their efforts. B. B.
Curtis, a Minnesota man came here
last week with the intentions Of
starting a laundry and was very
! disappointed to find that steps had
| already been taken to install one by
! Geo. Midzutani. Mr.. Curtis was
| very favorably impressed with the
situation here and would have in.
stalled a laundry on very short
| notice as he has the machinery al
J ready to move.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
STORAGE NOTICES.

STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
1851 BROADWAY. COR SID ST, N. Y.
To Mrs. Geo. NJ Baxter. Mrs. Brennan,
Lizzie Bennett, Clarence Bruno. Mrs. H
=. Barr. Jas. Brooks. r. b Braxton, H. =.
C-ook L. g Carter, DIR. Cunningham. W.
W. Charles. lone Chamberlain, Thomas
Donohue. Chss. Dunn. Mrs: Donian. Bris-
TON Draper. Carrie Davis. Margt. Dermody,
IMcy Dickinson, Mrs II. Donohue. L D.
Dobson. Marion G. Els. Chas. II. Easton,
r. A. Ferry. r. J. Gallington. Mrs Goetz,
Jones, G. W. Jordan. Mrs. Jack. w, s.
Ksir. Mrs Kesrney. Miss King, Mrs. De-
Inonia, John Lake. Mrs Meyers. Nellie Mul-
Iigan Susan Montague. Gertrude Motley,
Msninie MAY. G. 4. de Monuord, Chas- Mo
nonEld. Mrs. Mcnamara, Thos. McDermott.
Ida Nelson, Chas. r. Odom. Mrs. l.. s
Payey. Mrs. Roche, w H. Robinson. T. H
Russell Mrs. Regan, Edward f. Rice, Mrs.
Raven Mrs o J. Schultz, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs + s Spain. Mrs Katie Tracey. Mrs.
THOMAS. II. F. THOMPSON. Cora Williams.
Turv White Thornton Langley. Mrs.
t-iarke. Mrs Garfield. Mrs y. curtis. Mr.
Carr George Clark. Ada Eaton. Maggie
FItzgeraids Mr.. Fletcher. John J. Green,
Mrs Haaf Mrs. Alfred Lewis Mrs Mis-
and each of you are hereby notified that.
the time for the payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired after dlue notice thereof had been
river. YOU VIC viii cause such property, to
vvit household goods. personal effects and
rnercha ndise. stored in the Standard Stor-
ag- Warehouse by YOU or In your name tor
III which you may have an INTEREST,", to be
solo at public auction. according to the
statute in such case made and prov ided. at
Nos 1851 and 1853 Broadway. New York
TIy. on Monday. February X. 1909 al 10
a. m and il the sale thereof is not com
Dieted on said date, the same viii be con-
iinued at the same place on each and every
Monday thereafter. beginning at 10 a m.
until the sale IS completed.
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
SMITH & VALENTINE. PROPRIEToRS.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
PUBLIC NOTICES.

County Clerk OF the County of Ulster, for
more detailed description Of the real
estate to be taken ia Zee, as above de-
scribed.
In case any real estate hereinbefore de-
scribed is used for highway or other pub
lie purposes. such shall continue until
such time as The City of New York may
acquire the right 10 close the same.
Dated January I1th. 1909.
FRANCIS KEY PEN DIETON.
Corpora ion Counsel
once and Post Office Address, Han Of Rec
ords. Corner OF Chambers and Centre
streets Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
LIVE POULTRY,

LIVE POULTRY bought for
20. cash: highest market prices: bank
II references We sell all kinds i've
4 poultry: prompt delivery. SEN
ME,I. & P0I.LACK, Gil Z. 18th
!. 7. Tel. 80 Gramercy. .
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
" Sfraus" Gut Glass---PriCes?
Basement

Not benq lily painters or gilders or 9olc IN q
col eanse we cut attempts TO reflect the Dedu'Y Vi
~-p.,tco l-,,t Glass PRICES-thats the interesting
ae,o, o,,aIi+v assured Our REGULAR prices
s,e 1zJorld-beaters special prices Inc TWO
sets printed side by side. mat saves niroii '
10" rnr . inch regular price 50 23 special AZ
Low JelS D'' -, regular price special 81 80
cream ioo"F, rprceS 81 40
eilS Cuoar, 50 3D. special 81 AZ
sugar anu cie - regular price 50. special 81 40
so
, Dshes footed handled regular price ~ 40 speca
water ooi regular price S3 81 special 40
pce
price S3 &c. special 81 50
oaiao price So 81
dozen regular sS9I special So 80
CUPS regular price foo' Special
regular $SSS special SSS
other pieces a S19S-63
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

News of the Carpets,
Lace Curtains and Fur
niture is crowded out of
this paper.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
FURNITURE REPAIRED. REFINIsHED.

PARLOR SUITS REUPHOLsTERED. RE
COVERED including tapestry. springs
renaIred 50 up; dining room chairs recoV-
cred. including leather. 5oc- up; mattresses
remade 81 up: new ticking supplied. Any
style furniture repaired, recovered, during
slack times, at half price: work done at
residences or taken and delivered free work
positively guaranteed. spaH4eTmsh' SS4 "a
ave Phone 5155-Plaza.
PARLOR SUITS reupholstered. Including
tapestry, springs repaired. 50: mattresses
remade 81 %; work guaranteed. thinner
mann 221 East SD st.
OFFICE. house furniture refinished, pol
ished repaired al your residence: lowest
price. first class work guaranteed. Send
postaI Vim. Van Vloten. 500 W. 2oth st
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
PAwNBROKERs.

TIRFRAT, ADVANCES en- diamcnds and
s1is. S125 co. ass I'd ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

S1OS 90 for s3O6. 90 Eastern Mink
~ Coat. semi-titted model, %
inches long, Of dark, full-furred
skins. with animal scarf at neck.
cuffs finished with heads. tails
and paws; handsomely lined.
SOnA 90 for $5ss. 90 Baby Lamb
Coat. senli-ftted model
made Of choice selected skins;
rich brOCade lining.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

News of the China
Sale is crowded out Of
this paper.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
News of very great
values in Colored and
Black Dress Goods is
crowded out.
Em mbroideries
DRY GOODS


Main Floor
A companion sale TO the sale
OF White Goods. One compile
ments the other. A mine oe
values. Embroideries as dainty
and delicate and elegant as thu
frost-work on your window
pane-and prices Httler than
you've ever known.
Embroidered GalIoons. with dou<l
ble edges. worth 20c. to 1A-l
25c. yard; special at
Cambria EdgfnSs, u inches videsI
for trimming underwear
worth Soc. yard; special ZS~
az -..--...-.---- .---s-
Cambria Corset Cover Embroid-
cries. IL inches, worth 40c- 10ftl
yard; special att.
Muslin Flouncings. - inches wide.
English eyeIet and Japanese ef-
fects; worth up to LOO a H0x-i
yard; special at..--.-.-...
Embroidered Shirt Waist Fro1t-
ings, fine English eyelet effects
worth s1.00 a yard; special 70rI
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

SO - for $500 Pony Coat. o
a. beautifully moired skins. very
light weight; large collar of pony
skin or black LYNX.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

S113 90 for $1,000 Hudson Seal
1 1 ~ Coat. hipless model. made
Of FreEch-dyed pelts, brocaded
silk lining.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

S2O.74 for s79.75 Pony Coats,
OS very fat, plia5le pelts; fin-
ished with military collar and
novelty buttons; brocaded lin
ing.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
Fl1rs at Half

Peculiar weather-cold. mild.
Mild longer than cold. Keeps the
Fur manufacturers alternating
between fear and hope Some OF
them lose heart. DOWN GO
PRICES. The Furs are Just as
rich and wonderful as they were
before they were sacrificed.
S6 81 for s12.74 Sabled Fox Muff.
pillow shape. finished at bot
tom with six fox tails.
ST. for s14.74 Sabled Fox Scarf,
" long pelerine. finished with
large brushes.
SIN "A for s2l.74 Jap Mink Scarf.
in fancy effects, or long
throw. lined with guaranteed
satin.
S1O.74 for s21.74 Jap Mink Muf,
y pillow shape.
SOn.74 for s5s.75 Black Lynx
~ Scarfs, long throw with head
and tails at back, broad tabs fin
ished with tails or large Russian
shawl effect.
SOO.74 for s5s.75 Black Lynx
N%> Muf. large rug shape long.
silky fur.
S112 90 for S226.oO Eastern Mink
lO Set. fancy six-skin scarf
and fiveskin tab muff.
S11z 90 for s234.oo Eastern Mink
- Pelerine, Il very dark, silky
skins. arranged m separate skin
effect. finished with heads, tails
and paws.
sos "a for $4,000 Eastern Mink
~ Muff, large. reversible rug
shape, composed of Is skins.
s132 90 for s264 90 Blended Hud. ,
composed Of four beautifully
shaded skins; fve-skin pillow
muff.
S151 90 for s3O2.o0 Royal Ermine
NiCtorine. fashioned Of
about g. pure, white skins: long
tabs. finished with large ermine
tails
$50 80 for s16j.O0 Royal Ermine
C% Rug Muff. composed of Is
large. perfect skins; matches
above Victorine.
Directoire Ruffs of Chinchilla.
Ermine, Eastern Mink. Pointed
Fox. Baum Marten. Fisher and
sabled Squirrel. Formerly up
to $3474. Now $196 to
$19.74.
S2O.74 for s79.75 Pony Coats,
~ very fat, pliable pelts; fln
shed with military collar and
novelty buttons; brocaded lin
ing.
SOS - for $500 Pony Coat. Of
20 beautifully moired skins. very
light weight; large collar OF pony
skin or black lynx.
S112 90 for $4,000 Hudson Seal
ic Coat, hipless model. made
Of Frerch-dyed pelts, brocaded
silk lining.
S1OS 90 for siO6.O0 Eastern Mink
~ Coat. semi-htted model, p
inches long, Of dark, full-furred
skins. with animal scarf at neck.
%cuffs finished with heads. tails
and paws; handsomely lined.
SODA 90 for $5ssO0 Baby Lamb
NS5 Coat. semi-fitted model.
made of choice selected skins;
rich broCade lining.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
PUBLIC NOTICES.

Board sets Friday. the 9Th day of Febr1-
AIRY. 1909. At 1920 o'clock il the forenoon
and Room rs IN the City Hail. Borough of
Manhattan. as the time and place when
and where such petition shall be first
considered. and public hearing be had
thereon. at which citizens shall be entitled
4 appear and be heard; and be it further
Resolved. that the Secretary is directed
70 cause such petition and these resolu-
lions 10 he published for AT least fourteen
,l4i days IN two daily newspapers in The
city Of New York to be designated by the
mayor and for at least ten I0) DAYS IN
the city Record immediately prior TO
such date Of public hearing. The expense
Of such publication TO be borne by the
petitioner.
JOSEPH HAAG. Secretary.
New York. January 8 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Printers to Publishers.

Newspaper Magazine. Linotype compost
ton web press work our specialties: esti
mates furnished. Stearns Printing Co. 81
centre st,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
Turkish Hand
Crocheted Laces

Here are the better Qualities
Of Turkish Hand Crochete4
Edgings and Insertinss that ara
so extensively applied to woTnens
and children's linen suits. Their
beauty Is CeItic-just as effectfve
as the ones out OF Ireland. But
their Turkish origin brings the
prices down
Like this:
24c, 4Sc, 6Sc & oSc yard
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

Directoire Ruffs of Chinchilla.
Ermine, Eastern Mink. Pointed
Fox. Baum Marten. Fisher and
Sabled Squirrel. Formerly up
to S3474. Now $196 TO
$I9.I4.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co,
Sth ave, 33d 10 Bath sts.-Storage for
furniture; padded vans for moving. box
ing, packing and shipping estimates fur
nished Phone 3210-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

Secretary.
eiste % New YORK County Of New York. ss +:
sAAES Z. WOOD. being duly sworn
oepoS@s and seys that he is the President
q The South Shore Traction Company. the
s@;if;arer named IN the foregoing petition;
lfsf he has resd the foregoing petition
and knows the contents thereof: that the
sarne 1e true Of slis own knowledge *
r@pf ar TO uzffsrs therein stated 20 be al
s-Seo uTon information and tselief. and as
- those matters lie believes IL 10 be true
JAMES T. WOOD.
rs"rn ~ before rn1e~tiiis 2stf DAY Of
December. i90s.
- Y EGAe:.
issssi Notar- Public Kings Co
Certificate dleA IA New York Co
sfo the following resolutions were there
hlgqn sdoTtssd:
whereas, tile foregoing petition from f3e
soIIE sHDHE TRACTION COMPANY.
- Board Of Estfnss.e and Airport ionnenl
nesting hsid Isausrs :. 1862
Sesc'Fer. t1af e pugsssf . of laI us
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

$50 30 for s1sj.o0 Royal Ermine
CE Rug Muff, composed of is
large. perfect skins; matches
above Nictorine.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

AMERICAN STORAGE co, 604- -606 West
4sth Showing vans. hoxing. packing
shipping Tel. 2867-BryRnt
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

OUEENSBORO BRIDGE & JAMAICA
RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY STUARD HIRSCHMAN. President.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-18

Lieut.. James Sutton of the marine corps, who was mysteriously shot al Annapolis on Oct. 13. 1907 A court of inquiry held shortly after his death decided that he had Committed sui eide. The mother of the young ofif cer. however. declares that she has evidence to prove that her son was murdered. The case has already at. tracted much attention and it is thought possible that developments of a sensational character may re. suit from the reinvestigation.
 His eminence James Cardinal Gib- bons of Baltimore will celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of his birth Friday next. The event is one of in 'terest not only 10 the people of Bal timore, but to those of the whole Unit ed States. in which he is the primate of the Roman Catholic church.
 Elaborate festivities have been planned in San Francisco. beginning Monday and continuing through the week, in celebration of the one hun dred and fortieth anniversary of the discovery of the Goden Gate by Gas par Portola and the rebuilding of the city.
 The last two of the four tunnels
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-18

list Saturday on account of age. Cap tain Frank A. Wilner. who for some time has been in command of the cruiser Pennsylvania. has been nam ed to succeed Rear Admiral Moore at Portsmouth.
 The city of Bath. famous as the resort of the English world of fash ion in the days of Chesterfield and Beau Nash. is to be the scene during the week of an historical pageant which promises to eclipse in brilliance all of the similar spectacles that have been held in England during the past few years. For Americans the cele- bration at Bath has been given added interest by the invitation extended by the English city to all of the cities and towns in the United States bear ing the same name to send represen- tatiyes to the pageant. There are more than a dozen cities and towns in the United States of the name Of Bath and several of them have ac- cepted the invitation.
 Washington will follow with close interest the proceedings of the Colon b.a congress which is to assemble in Bogota Tuesday. The latest advices from the South American republic re-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-18

ed for ten years until Pearson un9 Son, the grea. English contracting firm. and Sir John Fowler and Str Benjamin Baker. who built the bridge
 across the Forth in Scotland, be came interested in the project a1A look 1t up again. Two years later he company again failed
 The work was reviewed in a short time. but 1t was not until William McAdoo. young lawyer. took hold of the enterprise and organized the Hudson and Manhattan company that 1t was successfully carried on. The McAdoo system comprises four tuD- nels under the Hudson. The two north tubes were opened last year.
 And while this network of tunnels that connects New Jersey with New Manhattan Island, is wonderful piece of engineering the terminal buildings. the great structure into which all of these tunnels terminate, is one of the maryels of the age. The structure consists of two buildings situated on Church street. from Cort landt to Dey streets and fr@ Dey ts Fulton The buildings are 22 stories high above the surface and extend 7S feet below the surface to bed rock Beneath these buildings is located the great terminal station, where 125.000 passengers will be discharged every morning during the rush hours, and where a like number will take the tunnel trains every night to re- turn to their New Jersey homes.
 The terminal buildings const;tdte
 lar reF e ot rtra n the
 world. There is space on the 2Z floors for 4000 offices, and probably it will house more varied interests than any other office building on earth. One thousand persons min ute will pass through it's corridors all day long. or 600.000 persons in the course of day. Aside from htis float | ing population. the buildings win have as permanent occupants at least 10.00C persons.
 The great space beneath the build | ings where the terminal station is 10 cated. will constitute veritable city ! in itself Here will be the great con course, the largest to be found any where, waiting rooms, retiring rooms telegraph stands, telephone booths | flower booths and newspaper kiosks restaurants, lunch counters, bootblacl stands and every other convenience | possible in a railroad station. Ths | great concourse will be lined wftl stores and booths where the travelel
 may buy clothing, hats and haberdash cry, groceries and hardware, photo | graphic and optical supplies, drugs furniture. automobile supplies ant all of the other necessities of life.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-18

constructed by the Hudson and Man haitian Railroad company to connect New York and New Jersey are to be opened to traffic Monday. The open ing marks the virtual conipletioo of the great McAdoo tunnel system. con structed at cost of s60.e0o. 900 and declared to be the greatest engineer ing feat of the century. The first train through the new tunnels will carry a large party of notables and its arrival in Jersey City VII be ap- propriately celebrated.
 Republicans of Virginia are to meet in convention in Newport News to nominate candidates for governor and other state officers to be voted for at the next election. Although the state has heretofore been strongly demo cratic. republican leaders express con fidence that conditions are decidedly in their favor this year, owing to dis sensions in the democratic party. A. P. Gillespit. prominent lawyer of Tazewell county and personal friend of President Taft. is mentioned for the head of the ticket.
 Rear Admiral Edwin K. Moore. commandant of the Portsmouth navy yard. will be placed on the retired