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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27
Tbe home drassroaIrar v,i11

The home dressmaker will appreci- ate the foundation coat Things which are of the greatest aid in making this garment. They come in all sizes and are easily adjusted to fit any figure well. The cost is quite moderate.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Give growing children plenty of the most nutritious food at regular inter vsls and allow them plenty of time for eating, teaching them to chew each mouthfuI thoroughly before swallow ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

The political tact of the Colonel is like that of the ward d-heeler-he shouts fraud when democrats in the primaries vote for Taft and is as still as 8 mouse when they vote for him.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

It was quite natural that c. w Morse should visit Wall street about the first thing after returning to this country There is nothing like being thoroughly at home
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Someone has given the following ad- vice on longevity, which is commend ed: Worry less. work more; ride less, walk more; drink less, breathe more; eat less, chew more; preach less, prac- tice more.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

An inquiry shows that the aged vet erans in public employment are treat ed with great consideration and re- spect.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Avoid excessive use of all condi- ments, pepper, mustard, etc, as they will in time destroy the digestion.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Bath had open arms for Morse, but he prefers the open opportunity to still do things in Wall street.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

It is estimated that the democratic party controls seven million votes; but this is not enough to control the destinies of the nation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

The celluloid fans with a little col or in the form of sequins or decora- tiops on the sticks are attached to eel luloid bracelets by means of cords.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27
NEEpLEWoRk NOTES.

Girls with an appreciation for the artistic are outlining the designs at the ends of pretty chiffon scarfs with pearl beads and crystal bangles and
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

For burn take the white of an egg. By excluding all air and forming a covering over the burn the pain is in stantly relieved.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Salt water acts as tonic on the skin Gently spatted on the face it will help make the cuticle firm.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Happy thought for today: The man who magnifies himself at the expense of a friend is anything but magnani- nous.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Keep paraffin paper and rubber bands in the pantry, and before putting away a pitcher of milk slip parafnn paper over the top and hold it in place with band. When rice is cooling TOT croquettes cover with the paper and II will not get hard. Cover any left over salad dressing and many other things in the same way.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

The resignation of Senator Lorimar would unquestionably be accepted, It would rid the senate of d task which is otherwise inevitable
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

A Maine aviary was raided last week and SS bottles of whiskey were found from which visiting canaries" wet their whistles.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Cress minced as fine as possible and mixed with mayennaise makes a de- licious sandwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Chicken fat is far better than butter to use in making white sauce when creaming chicken,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27
SHOPPERS LIST.

Frames of porcelain with dainty de- signs about the openings are quite as attractive as they are unusual.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

paint brush will get dust out of cracks better than any duster will, for cloth cannot reach all the corners.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Try the brush when you are cleaning baseboards, window sashes, etc. and you will appreciate it
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27
SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE.

Use hot milk instead of cold when mashing potatoes and they will be ffuffier.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

The professional political reformer has become a hack in this country. All combined have proven to be great promisers and small doers.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Revivals from the crinoline period are making their appearance in the hats of the moment.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Black and white foulard will be greatly in favor for morning frecks for wear in the parks.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

With Turkey and Italy both favora ble to the settlement of their troubles by the powers. it is unfortunate that this didn't occur to them before they began fighting.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

White is leading in footwear, gloves, neckwear parasols and general dress accessories.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

MT. Roosevelt recognizes money as lubricant. He had plenty of 1t in Maryland and in New Jersey as well as in New York and Ohio.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Mechlin lace is much worn just now and appears on many of the smartest evening gowns.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Always lower the temperature of the oven somewhat Is or 20 minutes after a roast has been placed in it. This will insure that the juices be retained
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

The revolution is becoming so fierce in Cuba that Uncle Sam is preparing 10 be ready for the worst. He will not mind how angry Havana gets.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Taffetas, crepe satine and Turkish toweling are equally in the foremost march of fashion.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Captain Amundsen now proposes to visit the North pole to see how near Peary and Cook came te getting thsEs,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Mercerized threads are used in some of the embroidered designs on soft batiste, cotton voiles and dainty crepe fabrics. This makes them novel as well as charming.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Among the needs of Portland is farm for inebriates; and this, too, after 90 years of prohibition! Is this evil dence that prohibition prohibits?
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

In calling for a third cup of coffee it is noticed that the price is advancing each time. Just the asking for it $ costing q million and d half, or so.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

There is little pincushion just out that is made with a wrist strap to fasten snugly on the left arm while one is doing dressmaking. It's usefulness is evident, and 1t could easily be made at home by hahdy woman.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Iron rust may be removed from white goods by boiling the articles in water containing cream of tartar, al lowing three tablespoonfuls to gal lon. This is more effective than lemon juice and salt
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

On rainy days, when it becomes necessary to dry clothes within doors, use your theoretical knowledge that heat rises and hang them as high up as possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27
DICTATES OF FASHION.

In open embroidery patterns, obIong, square and triangular eyelets appear.
 Champagne colored needle run lace is charming addition to many after noon costumes.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Sprinkle the top of a cake with poW5 dered sugar before icing 1t. This less ems the chances of the icing running off the sides.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

useful skirt that is just the thing to wear with blouses can be made eith- CT in a serge or in washing material, and as there is plenty of fullness in the pleats on either side of center back panel, 1t is wide enough for one to be able to walk really comfortable in it.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Luncheon cloth, or between meal cloths, of color are gaining in favor, and no material is more popular for novel ones at present than dress lin ems. These are aften embroidered in simple designs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Many a man who was ready for a madhouse has thought the White house was the place for him.
 It is important if Champ Clark s "hOun' dawg" enters Connecticut that he should wear q license tag.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

Try baking bacon instead of frying it. Lay the thin strips across rack or toaster and place this in pan. Put into a hot oven and keep 1t there till it is done to suit, whether soft or crisp, according to fancy. Pour off the fat in the pan and keep it for sauteing.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

A faucet on the wash boiler is said to be an excellent thing. Instead of lifting out the clothes after boiling them, open the faucet and let the boil ing studs drain into a tub or p,' The clothes may be more easily removed to the rinsing tub after the boiling water has been drawn off. A plumber will be able to fit faucet to a boiler at small expense.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27
Woman in Life and in the Kitchen

are thus securing remarkably fine ef- fleets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
May Call Meeting
 Of Cochise Stockmen

It is being talked among cattlemen that the new board of supervisors ot Cochise county, as soon ss It is or sani.ed will be prevailed upon to call q meeting of stockmen in Cochiee county to meet in Tombstone and talk over the appointment of county rangers and other important matters effecting the industry. The rangers are guarding the interests Of the ock- men aod the meeting will be for tbe purpose ofgessine better usderstsud. ing ss to their duties and to get the ideas of stockmen ou matters of in n- terest to be disposed of by the super visors during the year.
 The stockmeo of the northern end of the county have been sslkins os ss- socistion for some time snd t msy te possible that as this meeting the county stock growers will perfect an
 organization.
 The meeting may bs csiied for the
 ear,y pert oi Msseh end 1t is expected that from ssventy.6ve to hundred etockmsp will bs iD stssadsons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Travellers Must
 Carry Drinking Cups

Arizonans who travel must now supply themselves with drinking cups for notice has been sent from the Tucson headquarters of the Pullman compsny to all Pullman employee instructing them to remove all public cups from the cars.
 Travellers hereafter must either carry cups of their own or depend up- on the activity of the porter in supply ing them upon demand. He is sup posed to wssh each cup immediately after tt IS used.
 The porter is not expected to get mad about it. even if the new arrange. ment dOes make more work for him for the porters believe that it will make even a stingy man feel under obligation if he gets thirsty very often, which ~ill be good for the tipping in- dus'ry.
 Since . states have abolished the public drinking cup and kept the train employees busy juggling various laws on their long runs, the Pullman company has decided to make the rule uoIsersal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Wild Excitement
 Over Statehood

PHOENIX. Feb. l4.-PhoeniX is wild with enthusiasm over he state. hood proclamation. Governor Sloan formerly turned over he affairs of state government to Governor hrnt st F o'clock, and inaugural ceremon- = ies are in progress this afternoon.
 TUCSON.-rhe city is ID gala attire and statehood celebration is on m force. The sizning of the proclams- ton was signal for ringing of bells and blo .ing oi whistles Mach enthusi- ssm prevails.
 BISBEE.-The bil,s reverberated here with shrieks from the numerous nine whistles and deafening roar of cannonading in honor of statehood. A big celebration is in progress.
 DOUGLAS.-The nsws here was heraIded by blowing of every whistle m the city, and much en hu.issm pre- vails.
 PHOENIX.-News received here iron Prescott. Jerome, Globe. Yuma and other points in territory signify general rejo,cing and statehood oelt. prAtions everywhere.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Sims May Be Prison
 Superintendent

K B Sims. who is believed to have s lead pipe cinch on the prison super intendency. expects to leave Douglas for PhcenIx tomorrow morning to be preseut st the inauguration of the new state sdm nistration. He stated hat he could give cut no statement regarding the prison job, although he regarded that his chances for the ap- pointment whicb:he had asked were ss good as those of any applicant Just what assurances to this ,ffec; h. has receised be declined to say, bus nLs thing Is known and that IS that MF Dicus is arranging for anoth' T man to take the position Of Mir Sims It Is expected ths, Governor Hunt will anr ounce he appointment of MT Slime on the day Of his inauguration pr the day after.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Governor SIoan's
 Last Official Act

One of the last acts of Governor Sloan was to issue several pardons, |, paroles and communication of sentence |, cleaning the board of all cases on which reccomendations had bee D made by the board of control. Among the Cochise Iiss. granted par. oles and psrdoos sre:-
 Issac Combs, who had been previ- ously paroled. vas given . pardon to restore citizenship.
 Duncan Mcdonald, who was ser . tenced to serve fifteen years from July 5S, 1910, for murder, wss granted . psrole. About 200 people from Co. hise coun ty asked for executive clemency for McOonald.
 W H JohnsoD's sentence was com- muted to twenty-five yesrs. John. son wac cent up for life from December go. 1898. for murder.
 Harold H stslIard, eentenced to l2 years from June Is, 1910. was par. oied. He was sentenced for murder Poncisno Acosts, sent up for lift for murder in Cochise county from June 1899. received . communication to thirty yeass, and he was granted [ parole.
 John Upshsw, sentenced to serv' tbirty years for murder n the secont degree from July 3. 1905, received { commutation to twenty yesrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Statehood Welcome
 In Tombstone

The signing of the statehood pro- clsmstion by President Taft vas the signal tbie morning for prolonged ring ng Of fire belle, blowing of mine and locomotive whistles and numer. ous dynamite ssl1'es. The occasion was enlivened by the presence of . number of cowboys from the ranges who punctured the air with an enthu- sisstic fussilsde of pistol shots in good old fashiooed manDer. The six- shooter salute proved contagious and she firing of pistols was fo,lo"ed from all psrts of town typical of western spirit and the V looming of statehood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
New cochise County Officials Inausurated and
 Take Oath of Office

All of the newly elected county officials are in Tomb today ready take the oath of oce The manner of official foaly of transfer however wasin doubt and the induction office of the newly elect somewhat unsettled and the wires meanwhile being kept hot.
 This afternoon Attorney General Buard wired County Attorney Gilmore proceed with inauguration of county off all to be by the justice of the peaceo Accord. ngy, 33o m all the newly elected Cochse county off cias gathered the and administered the oath office in body by Justice of the Peace Daniel Nc Farland and the ship of duly launched
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
From Wsdnesda lays Daily

Mise Arizona, we salute you!
 Good morning. How do you feel iu . new state?
 The pubic schools Of TombstoLe are talk ng . days vacation today in honor ot he new state. Don forget to make it "Aiizops" instead Of "A. T."when writing your addresses.
 Hoo. James F Duncan is conAns q to he home od.y on account Of i'll. ness, but the attending physician ex pects he will be able to be out tomor- TOW.
 Col A L Grow of th,s c;ty. arrived st Yuma just Al years and 10 months ago today, and has been ID the terri- tory ever since lending his aid to bat- tie for statehood Today was indeed momenteus date for him and he coa templsted statehood day with de- gree of psrdonsble pride, sharing in he general joy throughout the new state ct the boon attained.
 Mrs Porter Mcdonald l 1t yesterday afternoon on few days visit to Tuc- son to h ? son. Grant Warner. who is attending the University of Arizona. Mrs Mcdonald WAS accompanied by Mise Edn, Nevip. HC Ballard of Cochise is business visitor in Tombstone today, having arrived yesterday.
 County School Superintendent ii H Hotchkiss arrived this morni, s from Douglas in his new Overland touring car. He was accompanied by Sheriff Harry Wheeler and Messrs Dr A Greene and $ J Hsyhurst, Chairman Cue Hickey of the new board o' supervisors arrived from Bis bee this morning via automobile Robert McClay of Douglas is in the city today.
 Owen E Murphy, the county re corder-elect, is in the county sess to. day from his home st Lowell.
 Judge Fred Sutter of Bis5ee is l among the TombetoDe visitors today. Deputy County Assessor Tsy lor of DougIss arrived in the county seat to- day CD business.
 Major Kelly of the Douglas Inter national is among the representative democrats of the Shelter City in Tombstone today. U Benton, newly elected superin. tendent of cou nty rosds. was sn sr- rival to the county seat on the noon train.
 There will bs services at the Epic copal church tomorrow evening. Supervisor U Bowen arrived in the city this morning from Bistee in his big touring car.
 Supervisor Jake Scheerer arrived OF the noon train today from Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Election Contest
 Is Dismissed

Court Reporter John W Welker re- turned vesterdsy from trip to No- gales and Tucson. He was in Nogsles to take the testimony in the contest election case over the tressurersbip between Earhsrt and Cbeoowsta. but the case wse dismissed ss it had been psenarursly brought. It will be re- filed e will case of the clerk's that is nov being contested as there wss only c difference of one vote. Both cases have now besu eet for bearing CD the 20th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Lincoln States.
 man and Seer

Sixteenth President of the United S.stes.
 Born February l2, 1909.
 Nrminsted ct Chicago. May I9. 1860
 Elected President November 6. 1860. TnaugurAted March 4 1861. Insugursted Second Tine March 1 |. 1865.
 Fatally sounded by John Wilkes Booth 10 80 Q. m. Friday IA, 1863. Died ! .. m q. April Is, 1865.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Tombstoner Stricken
 With Appendicitis

W s Hicks youngest son of County Treasurer c W Hicks of this city. who ie attending the University of Ari. zons, while in Bisbee Ssi urdsy with the University basketball team was taken i'll with an attack of sppendi- citis and removed to the hospital. The physicians in attendance have not dec,ded ss yet If sn operation nwifi Le necessary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18

The Cochise County Board of Health com posed oi Dr H R Hickman of Douelas, Chairman c J M,Csbe of the the board of supervisors and District Attorney Williams, were in seseion today, closing up the business Of that organization preparatory to turning the affair Of che health of Cochise county oyer to their successors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18

b which IS of important interest to many people in Cochse county where thousands of have been up recently and still being hled has passed the reducing the time necessary live homestead from five three years The bill has yet been acted upon by the house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18

The selection by Governor Hunt of Mulford Wnsor as his private secretary of the that could be Win well equipped by mentality and training (being paper man) the responsible duties of the position Hunt good judgment selecting all his subor naes his appointments will with the appreciation of the people generally
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
MINING DE D

MINING DE JD Blsir to H L Feoner, Mines in Warren NJ D.. go =. John Resney to o D Recon zooe. min pr,p in Tomb- stone NJ D ........ lOO =
 Q oc.IEED B Herism, s c Hoffmso and Oglesby to E E and Y Il Hoffman. oil land in Lost Hills M D. D........... 70 .. 4 H E abuel to Geo Bravin, TOn,t stone prep .... l5O .. J Shea % W s Dixon, Doug las prop AV K Meade to GO Brsvin Tonbstone prop .. l {. U 8 to Elmer J Brown. land =
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED F. A Won Armiu to W $ Dix on, Douglas prop ....... 10 %
 ExECUroR's pEsD Frank Psysls .executor last will F Csrlevato to B Bono, Tombstone prop. .... .. 5C0 ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18

This THE PRosPEcroR bird He is also the emblem of democracy He engaged in Justify growing the present
 time and has good and sufficient for rejoicing One is that Arizona fuhedged. free and indepen- dent commonweath the other that the rens of government are in the hands of the democratic party.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Tombstone Vote
 On Bridge Election

The Tombstone vote on the Bridge Election held last Saturday, was boiled se follows:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
ARIz0NA...THE 48th STAR ON THE FLAG

THE STAR OF ARIZONA! The last to be added to the
 flag. May her be onward and upward May her glory always remain undmmed her ster untarnished and the flag which this splendid star has been added
 float forever eemen is the ervent wish and hope of THE EPITAPH
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
Arizona Is Now Self Governed

Beginning today for the first in it's history the peo pie of Arizona governed by of their selection Heretofore the appointment of the who ruled has been in the hands of the president and while the appontees have with but few exceptions been considerations and capable the people chaed under system that did give them voice in the choice of their officials.
 The who today take the oath of office Phoenix Azonars and a fhey have helped build up the and loyal to its interests The democrats the primaries chose them worthy competitors and the in their ranks against them majority of the de cided in favor of the democratic nominees
 This result dne in great the stand taken by the democrats the constitution It framed and thered by members of that party the people strongly favored
 and they determined put office the who could be depends d on to carry out its every provision.
 THE PRosP-CToR is confident that the state officers will fully up the expectations of their friends and supporters that the administration of the several offices will be by honesty economy and efficiency, that when the time for their retirement private life the people of Arizona irrespective of rary with accord will exclam Well done, good and faithful servants
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-18
REALLY MORTGAGE

REALLY MORTGAGE U A Bailey 70 Cochise B & l. Ass'o, Bisbee prop. .... SOO Il L Fenner |" Cochise B X l. Assn, min prop ..... 5cO U Franzen to the Arir Bank X Trust Go. Go, Douglas prop. .. HOO .. Kline to co Ellie, Douglss prop ........ 800 % T Stafford to Cochise B X l. Assn, Bisbee prop. ...... 5oo .. E Cain to Cit Bank & Trust
 O, locker prop. ....... 100 .. cHArrEL MORTGAGE A B Capt to s R Edwards. live stock - SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE c L Cummings to Ghas c
 Currsn. land ......-... - J5 Blood to NJ c Kslostro. - WARRANTY DEED Lilly 4 X H E Dugsn to JC Ryan, Douglas prop. ..... 100 .. A Collins to I T Fowler, DopuI.s prop 10 IT Fowler to Edith L Me- Millen, Douglas prop . 225 .. Holtane to Adolph and
 Petra Holtone, Doug'ss prop ZooV . E Reay and Il H Johnson toJ and Anna Frszen,
 Douglas prop ............ l7OO .. R R Price to W D Tetley, Douglas prnp ......-..... ll5O .. Of Guardian. R B Sims, Guardian Eicks minors to w $ Dixon. Douglas prop. lS0 .. O Eicks to w s Dixon, Douglss prop ...... ... l .. H Eicks to w Disou, Douglas prop ...... .... l .. REALTY MORTGAGE T E Morrie to Cit Bank <
 Trust Co, Bisbee prop. 4s0 .. NJ E Gibson to Cit Bank <
 Trust Go. Bisbee prop .... 1881 94 NJ P Cosby to R NJ sczs. land 600 .. cHATTEL MORTGAGE Schwantee & Walling to the
 Brunswick Bake Collendsr
 Co prop ........ 325 .. A Wittig to Bank of Losell, land and imp 400 .. kennemore & Lockhsrt to H E w Wlliam. live stock .... 1I2s 2 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Cit Bank & Trust Go to Edw Cain -....-...-.- C,t Bank & Trust Go to ME Giosor --.-...-. Cit Bank < Trust Go toJ E
 Norris ...-- ........
 LOCATION WATER RIGHT TT SewelI elaine 2O00 min
 inche. water of Branch Of Praidhsm ...... - l. REIMBURSEMENT Of Possessory right. J L
 Howard relinqui.hes: Ipos
 right to certain lands. =.
 N6TIcE OF PossEssoRY RIGHT u Howard claims certain
 lands as homestead. w -
 APPoINTMRST OF AGENT Santa Sofia Min Co appoints
 Geo H Kelly i's agent for
 Arizops ............-.
 WARRANTY DEVD
 JC Riordon to B Mn.chi-
 son. Douglse prop ........ 10 ..
 AGREEMENT
 Geo Dickenscn with Ssllie L
 Scott, Douglas prop. lO5O ..
 PR RELEASE OF MORTGAGE
 Bank oi Bisbee to Jss D Blair -
 REALTY MORTGAGE