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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09
SELLS EVERYTHING IN
 THE JEWtLRY LINE
L. |, Gilman Hasa Store That Would Excite the Envy of
 Merchants Anywhere

Bisbee has the enyiab,e reputation cf bsing a c.t@ cf fire and com pieteiy stocked store5 The c.ty's finest jewelry concecn is the L. l.. Gilman store, in the Flatiron building at the head of Main street. One can
 find practically everything in the jew clry line at this store, which is To-
 cated in one of the newest brick
 structures in the city Carrying 8
 stock of goods that would amaze 8
 6ealer in city of considerably larger
 populati.n. the Gilman store caters
 to all classes and patrons of the
 jewelry trade. Fron a good alarm
 clcck at an exceedingly low price to
 8 diamond of extraordinary brilliancy
 for $500 is quite jump. but this is
 the way Mir. Gilman keeps his large
 patrcnage-by having everything or
 hand and in condition to leave the
 store at any moment.
 When it comes to watch repairing it would be almost impossible to finu a rack in any city containing as
 many well adjusted timepieces. One hundred and fifty watches. all ticking simultaneously and set at perfect time,
 can be seen in the rack almost any
 day. When it comes to new watches, Mir. Gilman can supply about every thing. While acting as agent for the famous Howard watch, he can supply customer with any kind of a timepaece at any price.
 So well equipped is the new store
 that Mir. Gilman can handle every kind and class of work Nothing has to go outside. A comjiete geld and silversmith's plant is located m well lighted work room and practically any design in gold or silver can be
 turned cut there.
 Two big windows. giving adequate room for a display of the gods on
 hand. attract the eye of pedestrians DE ssing the store, and it is very sci dom that somebody is not looking in. Optical work is a specially O. "- GiLman's, and an exceedingly large supply of different sized ground lenses are kept on hand Eyes tested teddy
 and fitted tomorrow" is MT. G'llmans slogan, and he gives careful fit, toe.
 Everything Tn the way of rings, brooches. bracelets. watch chains, fobs and other articles of ieweky can be secured at the story at varying prices. A special rDe .cf ma lnchite hat pins are on s9'e now. These pins are selling at h" oVtrsm5ly low
 price of sl and are taking. tco. The
 highest class of engraved visiting
 cards and wedding invitations are
 supplied to order at the stose. In fact. there is nothing in the jewelry line that MT Gilman doesn't carry :. Three skilled workmon are on hand continually and every courtesy is shown to the numerous customers and visitors to the store.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09
He Didn't Know Adam.

Tn his latest installment of his au. to.iiography in the Cornhill Bob Lucy refers, among other things, to his con. nection with Sir F. Burnand and the Punch staff. On one occasion MT. Lucy and Sir Francis were talking in the crowded assembly at the foreign office m one of the queens birthday nights. A guest in uniform, starred and med a'cG. came up and effusively shook tands with Burnand. whose reception ty,aaved some embarrassment. Oh serving this the newcomer said: T see you don't know me from Adam
 My dear sir" said Burnand.
 didn't know Adam. London Tit-Bits.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09
pa.eh Aprlecslse.

Separate two eEg-: add the yoiSs 70 cupfu1 and a haf of milk. q table. spoonful of butte melted and half q |leaspoonfui of salt Nix ard add two cupfuis of four that have been sif'ed Sit' three level asyoonfuis Of baking 1ow&er. It quickly field in the well. 5eate', whites Of the eggs. and turn 'rto shallow gIclsed baking tin. Cover the top with apples that nave
 been pared, ccred aud quIrtered, put tag inc rounded sides ID. and dust over with powdered sugar Bake in a
 moderately cuick oven for half ar
 Ecus. Or until the apples are tender Serve with rich cream.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09

bed his vest and suspenders which came up with him, and without wait ing for his shoes to be fetched up started off like poisoned coyote di- rect for Bagdad with Joaquin and Walt Whitman. twho had heard about finding something to drink and had hurried up to the ark) beating bible time down Mount Ararrat That was the last either of the two poets can give coherently of that election. Walt was found by the Hualapai Indians wandering around near Needles, climbing Yucca trees in search of dried apples while Joaquin fetched up at Bagdad, the ashes of his former self. Both poets recovered sufficient ly to write poetry again without any mental effort, but it is probable poor old Jonah never went on another jag and we are only able to identify the deceased brought into Magdalena by the immortal poets pathetic descrip- tions.
 You will note by the enclosed let ter our world \ famed therapsutlsts. author and scientific experimentor. Dr. 1 Waugh. desires a quantity of rattle snake juice. Attracted by your snake story in the Review recording the famentable action of the beast busting butermil1 and the untimely end Of poor old Jonah, my friend consistent | ly look to this locality to obtain a brand incidentally pure. direct from | the Arizona vintage. Can you rec, ommend me to reliable dealer in Bis l bee able to quote me figures on car ! loads as well as coat pocket sizes. 1t | is proper for me to give you my | pledge that my friends are not col lecting data for the pure food com mission.
 Yours truly,
 FREMONT '. WOOD, P. S.-I hope my friend Dr. BurdiclS os Chicago will send you the magazine reproducing your buttermiik pig) just now there's Q supreme fad in admins tering tactic acid1-the butermilk pfg | will go tue round of the medical pro | fession and you can be cock sure 1t vii be translated to the t'rech med icos. They are game and enjoy thcs'; | professional side lights even to 2 greater degree than western Anleri' cans (and with embellishmentsj.
 WOOr
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09

On April 18th the following item, regarded at the time as only common place, appeared in the Review
 CANANEA, April 17.-A story somewhat on the order of -she Mex ican Heralds recent nature fal,ing is related as a fact by Keys. the local dairyman. He claims that q few weeks ago he placed 8 large porker in pen to fatten near his p.noe, using only butermilk as the d'ec The Mexican helpers about the daiiy ai- monished him that he would never succeed in the undertaking unless ho added some other kind of food. When questioned as to the reasoa they would shrug their shoulders and aps- Wer with deprecating laugh. None of them. however. would feed the luck less pig and his wants were served by the dairyman's hands alone. The hog appeared to be doing remarkably well until few mornings ago. An extra large bucketful had just been poued into the trough and all hands were seated at the breakfast table when an explosion occurred similar to q sum mer thunder clap, which jared the windows and stopped the early meal Rushing out to the pig sty the excited owner found some hoofs, a bone and scattered hair where valuable hog had stood a few moments before. All of which goes to show that buttermilk is more valuable as freckle remover than it is for fattening pigs.
 When this story appeared Dr. Ere mont E. Wood, of Val Verde. Mexico, a man always quick to see a chance for scientific investigation and en- lightment, clipped it from the Review and sent it to the editor of the Amer ican Journal of Clinical Medicine. The editor of this Journal. Johnny on the spot" to recognize the interest at tached to so remarkable an occur renee. or story. wrote the following letter to Dr. Wood:
 Chicago. April 26, 1909, Dr. Fremont E. Wood,
 Villa Verde. Sonora, Mexico. Dear Doctor:
 wish you would extend OUT con gratulaticns to the Editor of the Bis bee Daily Review. His bump of i'm agination must be mghiy developed. It is evident that when there is a scrtage of news there will always be enough good material to keep his col. umns full. I would like to meet that enterprising young journalist q am sure he is young). He surely is a peach
 That story about the "buttermilk pig will be reproduced in Clinical Medicine, and possibly the other GU rios which you sent in with if
 Dr. Waugh is on the lookout for a little rattlesnake venom I shall recom- mend that he get in touch with that bunch of Mexicans with the spears.
 Sincerely yours,
 ALFRED s. BURDICk.
 In transmitting the above letter to
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09
bUTTERM|LK P|G ATTRACTS
 ATTENTION ERR AND NEAR

the Review Dr. Wood calls attention to the fact that the "buttermiik pig story is not the only wonderful one which has come out of the west. in the following interesting letter which may be of assistance to those who have never been able to fully digest the whale"
 Villa Verde. Sonora. Mexico.
 May 5, 1909. Editor Bisbee Daily Review,
 Bisbee, Arizona
 Dear Sir
 It was deep pity that your but termilk pig" whose first celebration you recently chronicled, should have his proper position before the scien- tific world go by default This ex. plosive working to tactic acid adicts. at this season of the year especially. is most timely moral lesson to ali. I promptly sent the clipping to my friend Dr. Burdick He is one of our very brightest medical editors and as certainly is on the staff of the lead ing medical publications of the age. The American Clinical Medicine. ' It is safe to say your buttermilk pig will be properly rendered and served up in Chicago.
 Being somewhat interested in the report of the capture of the famous Jonah by the two vaqueros out in the Altar desert and the bringing of the deceased into Magdalena, recounted in the beast busting buttermilll number. I included this extract also about DOT Jonah. This latter subject is one of equal importance to biblical stu dents as to paieontologists of all times even those down east Jonah was first seen and described by Joaquin Miller and Walt Whitman out on the Mcjave desert. Joaquin sincerely at tested to the verity of finding the ark about 40 miles north of Ludlow. It was pretty fairly well preserved when Joaquin found it owing to the light air. While Joaquin WIS mosying over the old fioto he naturally got scnti- mental and sat down at Noah's writ ing desk to write few verses of poe. try. As his eyes wandered restlessly around seeking poetic inspiration they naturally rested on the aquari um which Noah in his haste had not turned loose when he sent in his tie Up at AfafraL. IDlrstN- inol Soea without saying, But the moment he , pulled the cork out of the aquarium high evaporation gets its work in or the embalming fluid so quick the whale got sick and threw up Jonah Naturalists say whales live from 9,zS; 1 to 11.3S0 years according to their con stitutions so this Part of the history ! is quite rational, and theosophisti claim that Jonah was a mystic II good standing from way back anC able to hold himself in abeyance, as 1 it were, as long as the whales stom ach would stand it. Of course Jonaf improved the first gag available, grab
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09
False Ecoron,y Expensive.

!, Is a m;aiaEe for the home;lakcI 70 ocouomizc at the expense of her own health.
 There are hundreds of women try. ing 10 save money by eliminating ths services of the ;b woman, the fui' race man or the lauDdress. saving to spend on seasclcss things like unnecss sary c!ott:n=. TheTe is nothin; bu, admiration for the thrifty woman wbo tres 70 help the bread winners 0. ,he family, hut for senzeless ecohony women need not expect coiGneuca st0u
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09
nredlcaI Advice by WIre,zss,

While the oil steamer Asuncion was UT the California coast recently the Humboldt wireless station at Eureka received a message saying that sail. Or had fallen from the rigging. suffer. ing injuries which caused internal hemorrhages. Medical advice for tho injured man was asked. The wireless station communicated with Dr. Charles Falk of the marine service. who prescribed treatment. The steamer remained hove to until the prescrio- tion of the physician had been re- ceived by wireless
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09

4VU rect ana nad just been oriuing hard rock when it suddenly struck 8 log which was five feet in diameter and in a perfect state of preservation.
 How the log could De so far under ground and underneath a ledge of rock in perfect condition Is question that is puzzling the officials Of the bu- reau of agriculture.-Nanila TimeS.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09
M DANIELS WILL
 BE LAID ID REST Funeral Services to Be Held Under the Auspices of
 The Odd Fellows

Funeral services over the remains cf William McDaniels will be held this sfternoon at 2:30 under the aus. pices of the Odd Fellows. Frank and Edward McDaniels, brothers of the deceased. arrived yesterday firm Roswell. N. NJ, to attend the funeral services.
 Mir. McDanie.s was taken suddenly ill last Sunday afternoon while in the Huachuca mountains. His wife gave him such simple remedies -s were at home but to no avail The sick man was hurried tc Tombstone where 1t was pronounced that he was suffering from peritonitis, with no hope of recovery save possibly by al operation.
 McDanieis was then brought to the Copper Queen hospital in Bisbee, whers an operation was performed. His case was so complicated. how ever. that he died an hour after he was taken of the operating table.
 The deceased was 43 years of ass and during his residence in this dis trict he made many friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-09
Lon Ear undcrnround.

Wood 404 feet underground in per
 feet state of preservation was found at the Alabang stock farm while bor- ing for the second artesian well there. The drill had penetrated to a depth of
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18

STORE TO RENT at 81 Franklin
street. suitable for most any kind OF
business. Moderate rent. Inquire at
Bulletin Office. sep6d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
BROADWAY THEATER.
THE Travelling Salesman"


Miss Eliza Mason, now appearing in
the part of Mrs. Babbitt in James
Forbes sparkling comedy of THE
Travelling Salesman" which comes to
the Broadway theater Tuesday. Octo-
Der 10, owes her brilliant stage career
to dare which resulted from one
of her caustie criticisms of a promi-
nent part in passing play while a
dramatic critic on a leading Buffalo
paper
Miss Mason was for many years a
newspaper writer connected with the
Buffalo Courier. having charge of the
womans page and frequently furnish
ing dramatic reviews. The weak parts
of a new production were never
CLOSED over by the clever young writ
err and a particularly poignant re-
view in time brought forth an ener-
getic protest. Miss Mason. with that
assurance and self possession which
has made her stage work so notable,
insisted that she was rieht and even
went so far as to maintain that she
could herself act better the part which
was in question. She was dared to
try. il by the irate manager, who
thought thus to disconcert his critic.
Miss Mason. true to the character
which she portrays in The Travelling
Salesman" Showed her mettle forth
with. and undaunted by buster. retort-
ed that she was ready to take the part
and that the manager might send
around the part the next day In
two days she had learned the lines
and was ready for her first appearance
before the footlights at the end of the
week.
1t is unnecessary for those acquaint-
ed with Miss Mason's part record to
say that she made good. She not on
" made good. but she made a gigantic
hit and a permanent offer was imme-
diately forthcoming
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Saying,


We'll" asked the agent. how do
you like this fiatT' Il must say" re-
piled the lady who was examining Il.
that there's little room for improve
ment."-Chlcago Record-Herald.
Mrs. Upper Tenne-Yes. doctor.
black and. red spois appear before my
eyes every night What would ynu
advise me TO do for II? Doctor-Stop
playing bridge. madam.-Boston Tran
script.
Ostend-Pa. this magazine states
that there are so many seasoned duel
lists over in Germany. What Is "A
seasoned duelist?' Pa-One that
has been well peppered. Chicago
News.
Mother-There were two apples In
the cupboard. Tommy. and now there's
only one. How's that? Tommy (who
sees no way Of escapel Well. ma II
was so dark In there didn't see the
otherl-Judge.
Tommy. YOU have written this sem
tence. The pen Is mightier as the
sword and II II Incorrect How SHOULD
IL be changed - Pen ought 10 be
changed to typewriter ma'am."--Chi-
cago Tribune.
Since we're living in the country I
take long walks for my complexion.
dear" Yes. that's the worst Of liv-
ing in the country--the chemists
shop is always such a long walk
Sydney Bulletin.
We've, heard about the pics and
cake
"The kind that mother used 10 make
But give 20 me a bill OF fare.
A smallish table and a chair.
A waitress pleasant, yet not pert.
One who viii smile but will not hlrt.
Woman's Home Companion.
What have you there - a volume
Of Chaucer" Il didn't know YOU went
in for that sort OF thing" Wen. AFT
err NV daily grlst OF racing and base.
ball slang. have 10. read little early
English TO rest my mind. "-Pittsburg
Post.
Landlsdy Ito Prospective Lodger)-
May harsk what you har. sir2 Pros
pectlve Ledger Ompressively)-Ia am
humble follower OF the muse. madam.
Landlady-Hindeed. sir My last LODI
ger was connected with the stables,
sir.-The Tattler.
II like to visit that collection OF nu-
steal instruments In the museum"
What pleasures can you derive from
Viewing a lot OF musical instruments
locked up in casesT' II like to see
'em safely out OF circulation. I live in
a 1at."-Louisville CoUrier-JournaL
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
BREED THEATER.
President Taft at Chicago New York
National Game.

All of the baseball enthusiasts of the
city are interested in the thoroughly
up to date motion picture to be shown
at tine Breed theater for the first mart
OF this week, entitled President Taft
at the Chicago-New York National
Ball Game. This picture is wonder
in the motion picture world. and
while the president is shown pitching
the first ball. and in nearly every
scene, he is not the whole picture. The
game is shown in many scenes, COW
ering an entire reel, and the important
points are shown in such a manner
that the marvellous continuity of them
results in the whole game being de-
picted without an interruption. The
pitcher throws the ball and instantly
the camera is turned and shows the
catcher when he catches it, and all of
the spectacular slides for bases. This
is an additional reel, and the balance
of the programme is of the same
length. making this weeks bill the
longest of the season. Another feature
reel is on the programme, entitled The
Crooked Patch. and is supplied to suit
the demands of those desiring sensa-
tional pictures, and the musical por-
tion will consist of the latest and best
in the high class and illustrated song
line Mr.. Roust remaining another
week
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
WHAT is GOING ON TONIGHT

Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs
ut Breed Theater.
Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
Auditorium.
Motion Pictures and Illustrated
Songs at Olympic Theater.
Revival Meeting at Armory:
Uncas Lodge. No. IL, 1. o. o. F., meets
in Odd Fellows Hall.
Thames Union. No. 1877. U. b. of c.
and j. of A., meets in Lucas Block.
Norwich Aerie, No. 367. f. o. E.,
meets in Eagles Han.
Ionic Camp. No. 1894, NJ. W. A.. meets
in Foresters Hall.
Glover Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters
meets in Pythian Hall
Plumbers Union meets in c. L. U.
Hall.
Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H., meets in
Hibernian Hall
Scdgwick Camp. No. 4. S. of ",
meets in Buckingham Memorial
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY cow

missioners for New London County: /
hereby apply for a license to sell and
exchange spiriuous and Intoxicating
liquors. ale lager beer. Rhine wina
and cider in the building AT 20 North
Main street. Town of Norwich except
in the rooms and apartments in said
building. any part or parts Of which
are cut off or parttioncd in such man
ner as to- form booths. side rooms or
retiring rooms. Ny place of business
is not located within two hundred feet
in direct line from any church edifice
or public or parochial school, or the
premises pertaining thereto. or any
postoffice, public library. or cemetery
Dated at Norwich. this 9th day of DC
tober. A. ID. 1909. Antoine Nj Bnbko
Applicant. We the Undersigned are
electors and taxpayers. owning real es-
fate OF the Gown Of Norwich and
hereby sign and endorse the foregoing
applica tiGn oI Antoine NJ BnL1io Tor
license and hereby certify that said
applicant is suitable person 10 be
licensed pursuant to said apple alton
Dated at Nor wich. this 9Th day OF DC
toDer A.. d. 1903 John TTaminski
Mi.lis ii ]. Kramer PAilip D. Wilhelmf
Carl lIiel. Herman Breoblau | hereby
certify thai the above named signers
and endorserS are electors and taxpay-
ers. owning rial estate. IN tho Town n
Norvifh Dated az Norwich this 1fh
dsN ~ October 2. 1909. Chss s,
Hnlbrook- ToNn Clark nct1lM
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
THE DEFEATED.


Because Il was coed TO he fighting. to
put forth my strength.
To endeavor myself TO the utmost. the
failure at length
Is never less bitter and hard. or lighter
to bear
Because all the glorious. memories Of
battle I share
With the victors who pass me or.
horseback tgood fellows who
WON'T
With stern. ardent faces fixed forward
and fronting the sun
No. failure is comfortiess. arid When
battle again IL
Is Joined I shall Eight all the harder
at last not in.vain'
though my courage was solid and
speckless, my arms good before
This pure bitterness streng thens and
betters me; no failure more.
At last | shall win. and that victory
pure shall redeem
All the mighty lost effort and hope
all the disapproved dream.
And out OF the depths OF my knowledge
OF bitter defeat
/ shall know to the utmost that minute
how triumph Is sweet
METROPOLITAN MaEazln
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
LEaAL NOTICES.
ASSESSORS NOTICE


An persons in the Town of Sprague
liable to pay taxes are hereby notified
to return to the Assessors on or before
the first day of November next. writ
ten or printed list, properly signed and
sworn to, of all taxable property owned
by them on the first day of October,
1909.
Those failing to make list will be
charged a penalty of 10 per cent. .ad-
ditional according to law.
Blanks can be obtained at the Post
ONCE in Baltic. John Quinn's house in
Versailles and Smith & Standish's
Store in Hanover
Blanks may be returned to any of
the Assessors.
ALBERT G. COTE,
HENRY H. GAUCHER,
JAMES HENRY,
oct16d Assessors.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM

missioners for New London County:
hereby apply for a license to sell and
exchange spirituous and intoxicating
liquors, ale, lager beer Rhine wine
and cider at s Rose place. Town Of
Norwich, except in the rooms and
apartments in said building, any part
or parts of which are cut off or par
titioned in such manner as to form
booths. side rooms, or retiring rooms.
My place of business is not locat ed
within two hundred feet in direct line
from any church ediflce or public or
parochial school. or the premises per-
tanning thereto, or any postoffice, libra
ry. or cemetery. Dated at Norwich,
this 9Th day of October. A. d. 1909. w
4. Ward. Applicant We. the under
signed, are electors and taxpayers,
owning real estate, of the Town of
Norwich. and hereby sign and endorse
the foregoing application of W. T.
Ward for license, and hereby certify
that said applicant is a suitable per-
son to be licensed pursuant to said ap-
plication Dated at Norwich. this Sth
day Of October, A. d. 1909. Clarence
y. Boyntoh. Albert Wagner Ernest w.
Geduldig. Robert Mahoney. Arthur c..
Boynton. ] hereby certify that the
above named signers and endorsers arc
electors and taxpayers. owning real es-
tate, in the Town OF Norwich. Dated
at Norwich this Sth day of October A.
d. 1909. Chas. S. Holbrook, Town Clerk.
oct11M