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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
Beck 10 Finland.

BECK 70 TN anu
Misses Esther and Sandra Ander-
son left yesterday for New York
from where they will sail for LIVER
pool. going in turn 10 Helsingfors,
Friend
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
MIS-. Runhes RECEIVERS.

Mrs.. William Hughes who has been
on the sick list for The past week.
has about sufficiently recovered to be
about snce more.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
On Business Trip.

On 5cStness TRIP
James Wood superintendent q the
C & A smelter at Douglas. passed
through Bisbee yesterday on his way
to Cananea on a business trip.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
Suicide Verdict.

The eoroner's jury in the case OF
Steve Gregovich. who committed sui
eide Tuesday noon returned a verdict
of desth from a gunshot wound, in
fiicied by MS own hand.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
Mrs. Kane Recovering.

Mrs. ]. E. Kane, OF Tombstone can
yon. who was stricken with ptom-
aine poisining. several days ago. is
rapidly recovering.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
On coers Business.

Sheriff Jack White was over from
Tombstone yesterday after witness
es wanted before the district court
and the grand jury.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
Visiars Here.

NJ and Mrs. George Henshaw. Of
Globe. are visiting friends iere for
a few DAYS. Up until two years ago
they resided in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Ms gas office is now doing bust
neS4 IN their new location in old Fair
Store an Subway.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

The gas office is now doing bust
ness in their new location IN old Fair
Store on Subway.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
To Extension.

To Extension.
nRRuty Sheriff VIII White took
trip % the property OF the Bisbee
ExteEsioa yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
ham'sVegetable Compound

Milwaukee, Wis. -" Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has made
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
Q q g o e q O O q e q
. CITY IN BRIEF. .
Q . . q . . . .
DANCE AT UPPER

LOWELL CLUB HOUSE.
Regular Friday eight dance. CON-
meaclng $3.50 p, NJ. finishing in time
to catch the 1850 car for Bisbee.
First class music. Best flor In town
Come. You are welcome.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
puecHAsEs BY pHoTooHAPH.

The mail order busiuesF which 3n- ~ites ps stronag@ through Dhot9Ef@ f@pfie reproduction iK not s good way 10 buy goods A photograph of goods is always more or Iess deceptive, ss is pbotograph Of persons The camera hss a WAY of making things look bet ger than they really be. az those who lave bought goods on the strength oi yictures well know.
 There ia big difference between ordering by mail and having the gooos tslertsd by clerks hAphazard and go- Ing to a home store and looking al the goods and getting the opinion of a courteous and reliable clerk on the subject t is the eaIssman in the home store who tells you frankly uhether you are getting your moneys worth and informs you fl 8 better choice can hs made. Most of our taIe@rnen are intelligent aDout uer- chanafse, and have thought out pretty carefully the many home problems in- Nolved in purchase of their wares.
 It should always be borne in mind that nail-ordsr goods are frequently second-grade goods. The photograph pr engraving does not show distiBc- tiorw of quality Considering the -norr1ous rental of the great metro pclftan establishment, the staggering rost of their army of clerks and buy PTS. the way money flows like water for expensive catalogues, they have got to get their money back some way The rural purchaser by mai helps pay ali those bills.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
MR. cHAkDLER's BILL.
Rocky Hill Legislator Puts @Finishing
 Touches" on Direct Primaries.

The honor Of having the final draft of the direct primaries biu one o1 the TT ost iEnportan nt measures expected 10 be introduced zt the 1sTt session ot 1bs general assembly, comes to Bridge port. The Hon George E. Chandler, Rocky Hill. who 1s expected 10 IDIro duce the bill, put the finishing touches 10 fl the other afternoon.
 According 10 Mir. Chandler, his pill is a modification Of the direct primaries measure drafted by Judge John H Perry, Southport and retains many of the most important features o1 that bill
 The state convention nomination system with 2 roH call and 1rlsIrusts1 delegates is contained in the meas ure. It particularly emphasizes that all voting in convention must be upon roll call and that no secret bz1ll0rirsS is to be allowed. The party orga11za- ton has left with il the basis of rep reseutaIion No candidate who does not receive 36 per cent Of the primary vote can he ball0ted for In 8. couyen ton nor can any be selected U'11o are not balloteG on in the primaries.
 MT. Chandler believes that such 3
 n4a sure will increase rhe raEi stradon throughout the state and will present means for registering the popular de Sire in giving the people opportunity and preventing any clique from con trolling s nomination He feels sure that some legislation will pass Bridgeport Standard
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
THE HUNTERS SLAIN.

The high tide of slaughter appears to have been reached during the h1lt- ing season of 1909. when 31 men were killed through their own ca~elessness or the mistakes of others. This year the total reaches only IS killed, with quite number Of others wounded. with some prospects of a few addi- tious to the fatal list
 Massachusetts points with pride 10 the fact that in the open season there not a hunter was killed
 In Maine if was different There men occasionally shot each other and frequently shot themselves to death because of carelesSness in handling their guns In the Is days Of hunting in New Ham pshire. five men were slain Ettle Rhode Island contributed two victims
 When Connecticut reaches an open season may she do as well as Masss chusetts did after a close season oi len years. The reason of her exenlp- tlon Is thus stated: Freedom from sccident may be Gs1e to the fact thai dl4rinr the long ps~fed Of preservation Cf the deer, those animals have been practically eo4Gestieased. and ous farmers have learned 10 distinguish between the creatures boldly destroy ;ng their crops and amateur sports men seeking Nenis0n.'
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
cnAMp cLAaK's PROGRAMME.

Champ Clerk, the prospective speak k- @f of ths next congress. wih permit she house to sppoirt f'e 9wn commit Ices, he Hsys, ard our 5~snoefatle cpn~ ternpoynriss regard the ptosp@et as bong sasp toward the emancipation CT that body frsni faetioslal control"
 The packing of committees unoer C'gnn0n was the most odiouE feature of his rme. and Datursily our demo cratic friends point t0 the methods ef the senate where the committees ste appointed by the senators with ths r.sult that psftissnship has been nearly ~iiriinsted
 ft iuav be that MT. Clark will dis- cover tbst g self governing house may not be any easier to manage thsn q Jeff governing team cf Bthapb1 ssuia~.
 It will be interesting to see Jusi so~ A self soverring house will dif- pose of or -HDeaAar Cannon lt is isfe to warer that his personal pop slarity will prevent hir1 from Fettlng lost or left when the distribution Of prizes is rua@e.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
4 MURDERER'S 4RlSTMAs
 PRESENT,

The life of a Vermont murderer has been prolonged year by the adjourn fnent of the biennial session of the general assembly of Vermont. to Jan uary. 1911 The Rutland News calls attention that Elroy Kent who was booked to be hanged on January 15. 1911, will now be alive until January, 1912. because the statutory law de- claras: fNe person sentenced to the punishment of death shall be executed previous to the first day Of January after the close of the session of the general assembly following such gen tenre" U the legislature is in ses- sion on January 1S, next says The News, of which there is no reasonabl ble rlcubt, Kent cannot be executed before January. 1912.
 This is what The News calls a Christmas gift. but living in the shad- ow of the ssilows s year longar doesn' have anything very fascinating about fl, although 1t may create 8 hope that what has accidentally happened once may occur again.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
CSraS--SE

CssF-lst-rlas came win GEas Dirta 9f 4 Ctsila. a1.s ts1e efszlarsn esarn II 4neir fes1f al ghev a-s right because | there gould oe c Eote taken t- ms Eas gaorl eF E1Frf1d dzl0oo. and H snouae be adverse to 1rIs es3esgrsE1gf4, u0EI11Tsg would r,e ge1t cf 1r1a fss1lva3 Bsve some 1.lGrga cs15Ies ana ssasa4Iaa TzYs FszrE-
 Sc T 1B 1-1az 1as es4arldar ErazT t1Dse not make C1Fs-istEZlae. TfEle 41Tr4e TIaIaZls gf 1-l@ little children, g-as'-IExag ea@s-ET e.4 41e -zsa~z1zle ri fa1le- Time, sI4e ~e- mining 1ira 0f <t4e Dea aE-1Izl holiday
 bring <z ChT3g1rIas. Otherwise IzTI1s zvauls forget IT, and 1rls nli5lF of neg 5ecl qGsGI1 set18e uogl r. asl1 L-1e CF1-ts1xI1ae GaEs world oecouae 1x1iy one 1.f 1i1e r1JugEonDua 1a5E af -ne ear fs-1rIg1-zaas as 1srCy ceteJ-asz1C1- sa5gaa iu L1e hea-- gf IrEe ECl1- T rsa-rass into 6owsI w1L1 lIle regularity If 1t1e L gE1-Eg}9oul1g ceTsuA- t ur- fcsIEe 11 the gTae1D1s perfume of E1~ zEu-srate1 sweetness, IL 1s -ne rsaggpr rsHeE If T1e n-Tgt-eEr thing tD me
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

and f311x4,5a1 wfslea was an5gs1ng ksas1 ss5sg5fl stsA459n gf 4fAs department 4 ft0f#1er ffisfaHee waas fsae 9e8ne away gglt8 tf4e 55gsGgfa Ds5sGe sssgttfsA afssRga h 4S4ssyy Of l. xfsagss ssgxf4sra sss61xes
 3g tHe taeanf ssta1e <gazs9Eeaggsl 5n gfgsS s7ss8f4 ono eJ1 Hae issues f4stss5a gg Esse democrats N.As s3t9 fsssafgg oersfessttss5tsszas 4s 4f44 sfe4e f8onSe ass figures were to sf1sg 4fla waste sra1 egAnassaEaftess. # nsf graft 1n 9#ae pSf sSEass 94 eAg1fa~ ing fe5r 8gaka6eS sa 9tse various state assas51szt41rrs fssm ng a,aefss s@ trustees
 Again ftse experience of fsss sssssasf. gfsafso1 Aa1aftge3et4 feaU56sea q few years sngs iss 1t4e se3aeotfego gf tfls s<ssaei Aeffp- sffs44ae 4fogt zk to five. 1tte ar9sffsssa4 4ssas s4@+A afy 4ses f4s2ags sf1tfsfsaas as1fl that # 4ae g1tsgs w}B Gsa eftgDSs 2 proper sfasn for mayor 4tsssfs as hs 9asfanfse etzsS ffsey ~l4 ssset ss@ss'Ae ttaer as9 2 ss9safszlss4of4- As fD fssssfEfs9 B. qszoz <~3r1rnfae=4 6u sg s4ef 1zfFzes E Tsss srsaf sas-a ffsad if vsas f1~1 FfzAg9a 9s asH experiment. 49 #ss 1gstsrws9 9us as EeI-
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 ge of 1oe21 ssff~ goverTaTsissrzt F a.u erseT fla4 part af ffe gsofftAes4 fabric a.r.H s5rszf4 rao& se s,e sDo1ie8ssa. sv~~ 4eear,ora rlEv. except 1sFe neceass4y De eggarwfs esfu1frg
 r s1as s1s1 suggested rfls1t s.1ffr.s-fsf he restricted 4f 1E8o8e who pasc taesf stsH 4az. u1z1 assfs was vsesE 1aKs51l sesri~ a99g Ii gfas ss5o frat what ssss needed -was 4o FsSue@ fsse TguaDsf of { esa-egfss es so ae voted for ra1nay Ei3s 1tse .Bzut5er g9f voters
 After sD zas eyl1eDes vsAs heard 1Iss err Na-g seuz1eG '-ru9re power for ffis rrsvlr as1 4eas authority for 1tse szty ] esJur51E
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
TIE osAnessy POSITION

The t,sasief yf the @tate Grange of Vermont Is an ae4isk prs3jl g1fl9ni@ts <gnd 5,l hfs feeef4f aHBHsl address c fiist bods he is Exported t0 hsye S%fe
 ",fhe question of hgw t@st fo con troI the liap0f tssn5e is still unsettled s ss5 probably will be s9 long ss eop- gross lieenses dissiliefs, and aiIovs the grain God has given fog opf sUs- fensnes fo be use1 jn making sub 1eets for our siuasito1sess our asg11nas and ot4f prisons Ii2e liquor tfsff1e 4s probably responsible for snoss than 7g per cent. of tb@ above named classes What tax WIS are pa gins tn human souls. as well as dollars and s<snts, for the revenue derived from tbis branch of tAuer3eau industry
 Al through our Grange work fsua~ pefanes ts taught, ard ns should strive to ertetsa it's teachings zs fast and ss firm as possible. 1as Grange tsas earnestly asked for saotssrf refer endana believing a better is~ cap De devised than our present 9ns. Local option is 2 nisn0fp@f. One town 5n ? county can Duuifg its effects. The DDit is too small
 II is to be noticed that these Dfans- CTS are getting wise to units 9f poiitl- eal power an1 aa ylng that f the most eueeesefBI political gait ever alsc9V~ cred by the politicians 1s f1e e0nttg that tt nust be the most saec@ssfel unit for fhssn For instance, af eigf1f political units work b@et for ths poii- fieians fn state like Conpecticut, why should other cssses Dc compelled te have 16s political WnltsT Isn't tns polifiefan's ratio of success , t@ S1 3t its relation to t@wns7 No wonder fos prohibltaonists think fl ts good enough Tor them.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
Charter Revision Tn Boston
 2--The Gty's Experience With Commissions
BY A CITIZEN

Having branded bhe first p1tzgessac administration ~ the taoat corrupt ef any ip fsosfoYs history, 0#s4ea tazg5e recalled sgffae glAs41s-g f<sf aaay gefs3sxf4 ts1s Fe1ggso element set aloeDs refWxa- Ing city sla8l feg way Gf Beacon 55lA tt vsS aTns1f4ea b3 nearly every sta- dent ed city affairs s5aaf Boston fa3gtxf profit Dy < f4su efaatfefe
 l. was felt 4yy the ntssfe intelligent ef fggser#efs flat 4ae g9s6e14NJ49r aysfefl gf revision sa1ralf @s3l ae assssfaaekaa9 an1 have tie entire ffsTsfBFffAasf4 4aa8e# ] ogf on 4he eirg11ofk and aapef95aY ogssf- hauled Fpf tue flfa1@e egtasa iasa0f sn6 it's fsa1kers 9e41aa1 4ssa3 a neN eaas4es Yss Kof fsasaed aud ftaat 2 esfsful revision wosAa aeeota1S4ss ffae sau4a results
 They started fbe cry 0f ata0ee fs~ spougIf5iIfy for ts4e mayor and # ss interesting tg watch kefw they pro oee5e4 to bring ftfls about tngef fFAe 52s5 charter f8ae mayor mad s4g a7ga9- i5fe power of aptsgfnffueuf ef depart fuenf Haaas, D3f ffaf was a6g5eE te confirmation F3H f6e aefssfa 0f a31earfaes8. In fr3Gsf eases ffe terms gf offAes wf5fS ere year f5gff4 brafefaes rad sg pass upon tosn a145 appropriation bsfts ht v4a claimed gg the x3aule93eaa 5rgaere that g system ~ bsrters or l9g-foI84nS. had sprung gp Dg which fnenayssfs 9f tue fSD fsrsffenag used KtAss7F pgH ef 9sef appointments, changes ff ssl l1sazAea', appropriations ard aasEHS b1 secure rss ftorsage from the fas g@f. T1 enaEef worlds fbers was b11 Kas114 g69ftAes saf city hall"
 All kinds 8 schemes were gr9agf TT forward D. syei3~f3eaTgr1g s.5EszsEls 7#fhs f5al5eyss fhev had 5ast ft8s -eeFzt@ea ge rs1ssy ESoste5tI t9 2 ps1anf reached Dy ze fytfaar city 1a f1e c0gt@rgs f5fe2s1sf BC@tyn waB urged By sseffsss syUE ftts wsas set aside svffn 4re plea tz3st rafvFro saogId rrses1e erl lar E s1szs5Ff- &S1 eesssftg~ i've commission sNes f5lsn pr0Dose6- Bat ike teadeu5Y Au Boston and 3E fsse-f the eefffyn0rs uea3f5f 5tats been asssg from 1orsTri sgICfraB 5r3 recent years IDS general opinion taels bean tfAe+ ynDfe ef5c3eDev can age NacuF aG 1E 2 Gef5af1- uieut run Dr 2 eGngls mead t1af Fyg comm f@g30n w't9ere the respgrsft75 } r. divided and aeverTgo9T's Di4sl5Aess js r3oayCev'u 1ae5neag. During fas Collins se7ru5rfsrrse elf5n nT~s rfEa 7er fFs1e fe remove ore -wSf8J3e board ef sros4sez ea roases +3ela9se g4 +zl@ aagsals7lsF-az
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

makes the gentleman There S E1ss5g 2 Bj sykes }n fa8930na9la agz5E sE1a IaBtef1t 3eathsars. aa9 many sa eEzi1F- able Cr1-ntCm ID gres-sE 0tefz-t4e sT3e jumpers There ars t5Dss VITO %.l4 deny that 2 man who Crlfli1s FaIs c21~ fe-a from Tfss s5sr1eer ur eats T14g peas with z sIegu VI q gentleman fJfissifs wiB say that t1e man Wrz2 @aa4h ID -s.za of tsg -sat fr3 Sn elevator w{4ap ladies are present p uo sf.t-4erEzzzT- Again. giving ap a ss2t zE 2 nEf7ssf ezf may be n9aae tae tesL A19fR afA < 4s-,rg4gand epd 0f1r asla1 fScaaig-ls for the title. II matters aef sFCetE1ef GFl4 fE4sG is ID jeans or Ger19ra or Drgsase1e'lsl. 1r whether se has 70 csrts in -1ls poeEet or T .691 04sB lB the bank ae E ! gen t3arrfaY} f ,4 # kind clean oons3der21s and brave szs.f 2 man 4sa7FA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
What Is Gertler7ar7

Too frequently s man wearing good clothes and spending money freely ls called a gentleman when as g matter of fact he is no such thing Even Satan has been called A gentleman be cause of his sgavity of speech and el . gazing manners There isn't & villain on the stage but is handsome. well dressed and of charming appearance. 4 stage villain that was not polished would ae a failure from the very start.
 II is not the clothes or The sQavirE-. or +he e5pcation. CT the birth that
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
rrllarsn zr- Morey.

My father waE 9 minister WILL A5l@ children hIy u1otaer Eeas ready 10 az- ter college with Dar 1s3t8ass 5sslafs ths day of 1le wgTGans E college 2 9% that l have children 91 ny c#I ] arD thankful for rf3e thoughtful EEazrzl1As which we six children had @s @a11 had a E1E1aH a4loEaDCe, az4a at Ii1@ @1lo@ If tfa rear. f dn egr homemade diaries Tze coELd Ea37T [ balance n an favor. the srn0ur1 Of E0gnaT We had saved WaB dcgoAed ana p&A1se 1o Oar account 1B the savI-lga bank es L1@1
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The New Britain Herald issusl 9 Christmas number of A pages, g task which can only be accomplished by we'll equipped printing establls nrEs1t. The Herald is the best advertisement New Britain has, for 1t always gives an industrial word picture Of the town.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

became fFse gro1s 1J9sgessors of C bank book. ~1s ns olt of saszrag w3sn w.1ss s-grrer-{szen to prevent xafsessasxisess1 makes aH 11e zsrsDes stsstw ssa1 rllersv axs 1a-r lzl latsr TearEy- Crrls1faH Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

An Ohio man who stole s $50 ram told the court as a matter of defence that he had such a severe stoTn ach- ache when he committed the offence that he couldn't help it
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

1T Collector Loeb keeps still, per na ps tbs Sugar trust will raansgs t0 have a Merry fhr8StulaT.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The opDOnents 0f La Toilette spent s114,0ee. bJt ffey confess they should have had more money t0 peat him
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

Judge Bond, who tried the JeBlane- Glover murder case, fig of 1he opln1on that Hattie LeBlsEc is innocent, but that she knows all about the murder and who is EQiity.v
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

Toy day is a popular day in Pnila- selphia when old toys are brought to the front to be donated to the toylssg children in that city.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The southern Etatsg very naturally favor New Orleans a-g the loglcaj csn- ter for. the Panama canal s1pDfit1on in 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

Dollars rnfntsd in 1894 and fn good stste Of preservation are worth ss.Q90 each. That is g pretty good advance
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
EDITORIAL NOTES.

yfa1ry thought for today The grievance ttst ls ifnnoedfa te4y cut o11t heals with great TapIolty
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The fact that Edison does not pre- tsapi te know anything about tho flu fuve would rOt prevent him from con- tributine ltherally to a Santa Claus stub
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

When it comes 10 chewing, 5t would be interesting 10 know how often Mir Fletcher attacks coru-stsrch pudding.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The cyussGe aga inst wblskers in Kansas has nothing to do with the abolishroeut of queues ln China
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

Carnegie has not always stood for peace. for there have been times when he could have had peace for much less money.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

ii fs proclaimed for 2 fact ffat ro Christmas tree was ever go big that 2 four ysar-o1c could not climb iL
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The physician who thinks that graf has d germ back Of if, may be just ss correct aa the believers in other germs
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The satTs~sn@tfr ~@ossTs 10 es used hs she Ee~1nss h'saes rssSs ~ill eess six uAl1~sn& Esh fsse regular anaareB W wai bs <~eA e hA~~ tnasS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

Dr. Cock is stndly referred to bs s.nc of our contemporaries as the Ncs er there man" bat he wil not nd so long as he has found peace
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The south Carolina boy who raised s2s bushels of corn on an acre ot land and got Slse fer it and prize of $500, deserves to be nationally heard
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20

The London Express speaks Of ls~ case sss wears oaS. The plaintiffs and he 6nl~naanis mast have been born tn lt fis~se Emza<ssas years
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-13
Ni@t iameissnb. iunoern ipra6lns.

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