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GREENE cANANEA.

Writing about present conditions at Cananea Iron Ore says:
 With four furnaces of the eight 1t possesses. Greene C;.nanea is turning out more copper thal, ever before in its history, and making it a great deal. cheaper than ever before. The reduc- tions in cost are very important and are surprising to those gentlemen who have been insisting that Greene would never be able to make it's pound Of metal under fifteen cents. This figure has been completely shattered, and the costs are to be still further re- duced. The gentlemen in charge have not yet finished their efforts in the increasing of tonnages and lowering of costs. They are the very best min CTS in the world. They are managing the greatest mining enterprises upon earth and have made good in splendid shape. They occupy these positions for the very best commercial reasons. They can deliver the goods. Because
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10

We have no hesitancy in predicting that there are several republicans in Arizona who were ofTaid to make the race for congress that will now at- tempt to crowd Ralph Cameron oR the political stage. However, we ex- pect to see an exhibition of a Trough house" before Cameron retires. The attempt of Kent and Kibbey to steal cameron's statehood thunder" was evidence of a desire to obscure the man from Coconlno.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
ABOUT ADVERTISING NO. 8 How to Write Retail
 Advertising Copy
By Herbert Kaufman.

A skilled layer of mosaics works with small fragments of stone-they fit into more places than the larger chunks.
 The skilled advertiser works with small words they fit into more minds than big phrases.
 he simpler the language the greater cer- tainty that 1t will be understood by the iesst intelligent reader.
 The construction engineer plans his road bed where there is mininsam of grade-he works along the lines of leaa re,i,tonee.
 The advertisement which runs into noun tainous style is badly surveyed -1H minds are rot dsiit Jor high ieVel thinking.
 Advertising must be simple. When 1t is tricked out with the jewelry and silks of literary expression it looks as much out of place as a ball drep ct tie breakfast tablei
 The buying public IS only interested in facts. People read advertisements to find out what you haUe to seA
 The advertiser who can fire the nuost facts in the shortest time gets the most returns. Blank cartridges make uoise but they do rot Kit blank talk, however. clever, is only wasted space.
 You force your salesmen to keep to solid facts-you don't allow them to sell muslin with quotations from Omar or trousers with excerpts from Marie Corelli You must not tolerate in your printed selling tak anything that you are not willing to countenance in beryonal sSlesmanshib. @. -~, Cut out clever phrases if they are inserted to the sacrifice of clear explanations copy as you talk. Only be more brief Publicity IS oostlier than conversation-ranging in price downward from 5000 line, talk IS not cheap but the most expensive commodity in the world.
 Sketch in your ad to the astenographer Then you will be so busy saying # that you will not have time to bother about the gew- gaws of writing Afterwards take the type written manuscript and cut out every word and every line that can be erased without omit ting an important detail. What remains in the end is all that really counted in the beginning.
 Cultivate brevity and simplicity "Savon. Francais may look smarter, but more people will aaderytand French Soap" Sir Isaac Newton's explanation of gravitation covers sis p0ges, but the schoolboy's terse and homely What goes up must come down" clinches ; the whole thing in sis 10ords. .... tcODyrsht 1sOs by Tribune Company chicaso3
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10

of their qualifications they hold these places. The shareholders of Greene are extremely fortunate in having these men in charge of their mines and smelters. Iron Ore can say that Greene Cananea has the ore-millions
 of tons of it, and everyone knows these miners can get it in the right way. The four smelters as now op erated produce more copper than the eight used to under the old methods, and soon more furnaces will be simi larly improved
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
AMMONIA PIPES BURST.

Last evening at ' o'clock the am monia pipes in the cold storage de- pertinent of the Bisbee Meat compa- ny's market on Brewery Gulch burst, causing loss of $200. All buildings in the vicinity were well perfumed, principally the restaurant next door, and many man who chooses his meal hour for little recreation, linked immediately after consuming his meal. At an early hour this morning the pipes had been repaired and every thing is now in shape again.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
LIQUOR TRADE ENCOURAGED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-That the wave of opposition throughout the country to the liquor trade seems to be receding was the keynote of re- ports from various state organizations made today at the closing session of the National Liquor League. The con census of opinion was that the best interests of the liquor trade would be conserved by having the number of saloons limited according to popula- tiOn
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
Woman Studies the Skies.

Miss Dorothea Klumpke, of Cali. fornia, the astronomer, who-was the first woman to win the degree of doc tor of mathematics in France, has a special building for her exclusive use in the great observatory garden of Paris. One of her duties is to photo graph the stars in that section of the heavens known as the Paris belt. For this purpose she has made frequent balloon ascensions.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
The HorseIess Ace.

It Is mentioned in an item in the Horseless Age that the city of Mil waukee will, in a short time, use no horses for municipal purposes, except to draw fire engines. The city officials are convinced that the automobile is so far in advance of the horse in cost, maintenance, and utility, that there is hardly any room for a comparison
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
Undertaken Gives Warming,

Big Bend Correspondence Riverton CWyo.) Republican: Jim Woods, the undertaken, again announces that he will surely seek new location for his embalming tools if some one does not croak here pretty darned soon. This is his last warning to our citi- zens, who, we hope, will regard 1t as a business proposition and relieve the present situation by importing a few octogenarians. We should regret Jim's departure. as he is the best pool play. CT In town.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
CARNEGIE IS suBPoENAEo

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Andrew Carnegie was subpoenaed tonight to appear before the house ways ana means committee to testify in the tariff revision hearings. -
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
RARRIos IMPROVING.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Senor Don Juan Barrios, minister of foreign af- feairs of Guatemala, who was injured in an automobile accident yesterday, has fairly good chances for recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10

ty-first congress. If he will allow the Arizona statehood bill to pass this winter many of his sins will be for given in this territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10

Uncie Joe Cannon seems to be safe for the speakers chair during the six
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BCCKHANNON,

Miss Georgia Sutton has beer
quite Sick for the past week, but |.
much better at this writing.
Mrs, Mary Jones, who has been IL
S1tsson for, the past Ave weeks, re
| lurned home last week.
Norman Ray, OF Sutton, visited
friends here last week,
/ Clyda B. Jones, OF Clarksburg
visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Jones
! last week.
The box supper given by the ladies
or the aid society, Tuesday night
, was we'll attended.
Miss Birdie Davis was hostess tc
the ladies' aid society, Friday after
noon, A most enjoyable session wa
held. 49,
The Silver Leaf club met with
Miss Susie Jones. The guests oil
tn eclub were: Mrs Ellen Smith
Clyde B. Jones and Mrs. Mary Jones
After the business was attended to
splendid program was rendered and
delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs Virginia Taylor entertained
quite number Of her friends, Tues
day evening, in honor Of her daugh-
tiers, Miss Cora, birthday. Cards
were the amusement for the evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs William
Mumford. Mr.. and Mrs. James Wade,
Mrs. Mary Jones and Misses Lottie
Smith, Susie Jones, Beulah Wright.
Frances Morton, Nettie Madison and
Jeanette Powell, and Messrs. II. A.
Brown, Charles Walker, Clayton
Howard, Edward Hunter, Jack
Green Clarence Mumford and Rob
ert >Dabney. very pleasant even
ing was spent. At half-past eleven
O'Clock delightful refreshments were
served. All went home wishing Miss
Cora many happy returns of the day.
Mrs. Henry Powell has been on the
sick list for the past week, but we
are glad to learn that she is much
improved now.
Waldo Smith, who has been suf-
termg with la grippe for several
weeks, is able to be out again
Ernest Green, of Mill Creek, was
here on business for several days last
week.
The drill given by the pupils OF
the Victoria school, on the 22nd, was
we'll attended, and IS was made,
which will be used to get books for
the school library.
Frank. Powell, of Wheeling, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Powell, left for
Wheeling last week.
Claybourne Powell is somewhat
indisposed at this writing
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PRINCETON.

This town has a small population
of industrious colored people, all of
whom own good property We pre-
dict a bright future within a year
owing to the fact that the Deepwater
railroad will have one Of it's divisions
here, and other enterprises have been
planned for the near future. The
people here heartily endorse the is
sue Of the present legislature, in re.
gard to the dry state" from the
fact this is dry town." and has
been for years.
A number of good homes have
been built since early summer, and
by carpenters of our own color
Benz. Cook, formerly Of William
son, has completed a neat little cot
tage.
n. II. Hin, the popular grocer
made business trip to Bluefield last
week.
Roy Gardner is home from Phila-
delphia to spend the winter with his
parents.
!, Rev. r. W. Hill, pastor Of Second
BaptlSt cnnTch, was called TO Dry
Fork last Sunday, to attend a fun
eral Of one Of his members. Rev
W. r.. Burger. Of the Methodist
church, preached in his absence. The
choir rendered unusually good mu,
sic. with Mss Cleota Mitchell as or,
ganist.
w. NJ. Calender, our popular bar
Der, is having a handsome two story
residence built, on Grayson Heights
THE "sociaI club entertained
Friday evening, at Mitcheli's mall, in
honor Of Roy Gardner. The hall was
artistically decorated with evergreenE
and ferns, :. the color scheme beinf
white and green Soft strains Of mu
sic was heard throughout the even
ing. 4 choice menu was seyyed
Nothing was left undone to give to
the guests. q social good time.
". 3. Page, assisted by his cous
in. Mrs. Ada Jones, gave an al
home" to a few friends last Thurs
day. Games were the diversion o.
the evening Dainty refreshment;
were served, and an enjoyable time
spent.
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PIT. PLEASANT.

Mrs. Joseph Alexander left Friday
or Huntington, to be guest Of rela-
Ives. She returned Monday.
Little Nola, daughter of Mr.. and
'Mrs. VIM. Holmes, of Gallipolis,. is
he guest Of her grandparents, Mr.
md Mrs. Andy Smith, this week.
Alfred Banks, who has been work
ng in Pittsburg, came home, Thurs
lay, to spend a few weeks.
The leap year dance to be given
1eTe, Friday, is looked forward to
With much pleasure.
Miss Virginia Lincoln left Saturday
or Brosia to open spring term OF
;chool
Howard Jackson, Of Mason City
spent Sunday in town, the guest of
'riends.
+ Mrs. Caroline Banks, who has been
1uite i'll for the past few weeks, is
improving. ~T'
The stewar0eSS Of the NJ. e. church
gave successful entertainment at
he Odd Fellows hail, Friday night.
The interesting feature Of the even
ing was the well selected records
played on the photograph Of Rev
Higgins, of Huntington
James and Clyde Colston enter
tanned at dinner, Sunday. Joe Jor4
dan, Chas. SettIes ana Howard Jack
son, Of Mason City.
The pupils Of the Langston high
school have organized a literary club,
which gave their first entertainment,
Friday. The officers are as follows {:
President, Russell Colston, vice pres
dent, Robert johnson; secretary, LII
ella Roberts; assistant secretary
James Thomas; treasurer, Anna
Green; critic, Agatha Alexander; or
ganist, Leola Kelley. The club rem
ders a program at The class room
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Clara Powell and Mrs. Mary
Perry were guests Of Mrs. John Ar
hold, at Handlcy, one day last week.
Mrs. a. w Curtis, Of Handley, and
Miss Hassie Brown, teacher at Boom
er, were to see Mrs. Fl. II. Railey,
Saturday.
{. G. Thompson, Of Powellton, was
q business visitor here, Wednesday.
Miss JOeWilla Morgan is report ed
on the sick list.
Mrs. William Allen, who was quite
sick all last week, is reported some
better
Mrs Lucy Washington is sick at
the home Of her daughter Mrs. Nat.
Woods.
Miss Ada Wright returned to In
stitute, Saturday.
Mrs. V. NJ. Willis, who has been
sick several weeks, is much better.
Miss Lulu Branham was a business
visitor to Mt. Carbon and Powellton
last week.
Mrs. William Boone and Mrs. Geo
Jackson, Of wood, were to see
MIS-. II. RI. Ra1IeY, Friday.
Mrs. Geo Cough and Mrs. Geo
StnptOe were guests Of, relatives al
institute and Charleston last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis, of Red Star
was the guest Of her sister, Miss
Iienrietta James, last week
Mrs. e. G.. Page spent Saturday
and Sunday at Sewcll, the guest OF
her husband.
Z. T.. Burre1l, who was sick last
week, is able to be out.
Mrs Geo. Brown took suddenly III
Sunday morning. She is reported
better.
Joe Buster, who has been sick the
last two weeks, at the home Of his
father. Samuel Buster is improving
Miss Hattie Peters, Of Ward, was
here Sunday, the guest Of relatives
W. A. Brown, Of Institute. was 4
business visitor here. Monday.
s. NJ. Davis is spending the week
with his family in Charleston.
Rev. W. d. Woods, Of Roanoke
Va; Mrs. Freeman, Of Covington
and Mrs. Charles Lewis. Of Romeo
ycrte; Dr. s. A. Washington, Of Hill
Evcrette, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Moses Watson, is improving nicely
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Ci..Xt;NS BtKt,.

G.. Il. Florrnrr, who tcachcS at Mo
nongah. spent Saturday and Sunday
here With friends.
Misses Mary Brent and emma An
0erson gave 4 very delightful ska
Ming party. Tuesday evening. Miss
Ford. OF Mnnrrf"ld. was the honor
guest.
The GOlhcr Glitter club gave 4
very enjoyable birthday party for
lno. lIickenhUtiiam, Friday night.
{. \. OrmrS is on the sick list.
Freeman Lowry gave a dinner, at
Green's restaurant. in honor Of JnO.
Wilson's birthday. 1t was q very en-
iiGvable affair. All the delicacies of
the season being served. Those who
wore: Misses Amelia Wilson. Lilly
Allen and Villa Lee and Mr.. Wilson.
the honor guest.
The following missionary progra M
was presented at Pride A. NJ. e.
church, Sunday evening:
lynn, choir.
Invocation, Rev. Kirk.
Hymn, choir.
Address, Practical Missionary
Work, NJ. ". Grayson.
Duet, Unanswered Yet? Miss Lee.
Mrs. Turner.
Pauev. The Necessity Of Mission
airy Work. Miss Grayce Grayson.
After the Offering was lifted. the
regular monthly communion services
were entered upon. The program
was very interesting, and a proper
missionary spirit was aroused.
Rev HOgSett. Of Wellsville. Ohio,
preached at Trinity NJ. Z. church,
Sunday night.
At the call Of VI. p. Smith, Of Mon
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feet OF spacious parlOr Potted
plants were in confusion to the ex-
.ent Of making one think of being in
garden of the fairies,. or with
shakespeare in his Midsummer
Nights Dream" The ladies of the
missionary circle were all bedecked
white, and the guests were attired
their very best. The committee,
If which Mrs. Amanda l.. Brown was
hartman, deserve great praise.
Rev. Meadows preached here last
Wednesday night, and remained ov-
rfcr the party on Friday evening.
Rev Lewis address to the mis-
ionaries was we'll prepared, we'll rem
Tered and well received. ..>
Mrs. Brown, the evangelist; gave
special lecture, Saturday evening"
% the ladies, and on Sunday after
loon, at 3 o'clock, gave a special
ecture to the men.
Local option fight is on in Hinton
Jordan Simpson, about 70 years of
lge, who underwent q serious surgi-
al operation by DR.. Holley, assisted
~ DR.. Payne, a short time ago, is
rery much improved at this writing
Sam Williams, an employe at the
McCreery hotel, had the misfortune
o fall and break his arm He was
aiken to the HOlley sanitarium,
where the necessary surgical aid was
given.
DR.. Holley was called to Talcott
gain on February 28th, to see Lor-
line Campbell, who has been dan
gerously i'll, but is reported to be bet
-er at this writing
G. w. Thomas, of Sun, who has
)een under treatment at the Holley
sanitarium for q short time, is much
improved, and will return home in a
few days.
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sign their letters.-Editor. }
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HUNTINGTON.

Rev. I. V. BRYANT spNnt last wcal
with his family ut Bidwcn. Ohio.
The Y. AT. G. \. held it's weekly
meeting at First Rautisl church
Sunday afternoon 1T which time DR.
Walter Franklin read Il NEST ins,ruc-
tive. and interasting paper on tn,
Ages of Man"
10y Mrs. Stanley Barnett. Of Charles
ton, was the guest hest week OF Mrs.
Emma Jackson.
Dewitt Perduc is able to H., on,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cranry are the nruud
parents Of new baby Il, their home.
on 9th avenue.
Mrs Nellie Mason, Of Whrpltng,
and daughter Clara were guests OF
Mrs. Julius Johnson. of Ernova, last
week.
The cantata rendered ut 10th
street Baptist church, Friday even
ing, was witnessed 10y Il larEc audi
ence, and was quite a success. hn, II
in the rendition and financially.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. SCISSOR are re-
joicing over the arrival Of Il little
Miss SCISSOR at their home last Thurs
day.
Mr.. wilkins, who was seriously at
tackled with heart trouble last Sun
day, is much better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahane ar" the proud
' parents OF a baby girl. which airiv-
ed Friday.
Miss Clara Stewart was the guest
of her sister, Miss Nina, Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Jesse Hale, Of MiddlepHrt,
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PONEIITON.

! George Nichols left Tuesday witt
his wife aid children for North Gar
| den, Va, where he expects to max,
J his home
Is. r. White. NJ. D.. was here, Wed
nc%daY morning, to see Mrs Hender
son. who has been i'll several days
but is improving now
T. l.. Thompson was i'm Montgom
cry, Wednesday, on business
VIM. Hardgrow and Mr.Aathon
both OF London, were in our town
on business. Wednesday,
Mrs. Lucy Jackson and Miss Lu
rinda jackson made 4 trap to Kim
hcrly, Saturday.
Mrs. Johnson, Miss c. f. Spears
sister. is here visiting.
Mrs. r. d. Reid, OF Kimberly, and
Miss Lula Branum, Of Montgomery
were in town, Saturday, in the in.
tcrest In town, Saturday, of Pocahon-
,as. Miss Branum, the deputy OF
this district, was assisted by Mrs
Reid in giving the preliminary of the
order and trying to get the people tC
rightly understand, with the hope
'n"t III 'le nc"l 'u'"ie we Will DC
S""S I" H:' "P Co"iicl'
wi . Ne1o '''o NiSA o'"li"ih were
"''" "'''. "' ~, o"''o'!, '"e iS'' Ill
our Sunday school and missionary
services. and made some very encour-
aging remarks in both services
ne II, Ss''''',S 81. wees were OPP
e t ana cononct'd at the usual
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ticello avenue, a large crowd Of vo,
tiers gathered at the court house
Thursday evening. to discuss the DO,
Htical situation in the coming cleo,
ton.
A special missionary program was
rendered at Trinity NJ. L. church
Sunday afternoon
The entertainment given by the Nj.
r. Sunday school, Thursday night
was we'll attended.
The Queen Esther club was enter
tanned, Friday afternoon. by Mrs.
Aaron Wilson
Mrs. Minerva AShby was hostess to
the b. w. Arnett club, Tuesday af-
ternCon.
Mrs. Jas. Brown is quite i'll at her
home, on Main street
The children Of the A. NJ. r.. Sun
day school had Il lively spelling bee.
Monday evening.
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HINTON.

On last Friday evening, February
Is, was given by the missionary cir
Gle Of the Second Baptist church Of
this city, ths%urost enjoyable event OF
the entire season, the leap year party
being the occasion for such fun and
pleasure. 1t was amusing to see the
"maater sex" being led hithcE and
thithcr by the fair SEX offering
them treats from the many different
tables Of dainty foods. The base
mcnt OF the church wag most taste
1y arranged, giving the pleasing ef-
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after Sstgoing an Operation for
apendicfsisS ~
top' SndF Mrs. B. F.. White set up a
ctuo| pfN.Daughters of Poeahontas of
81 members, Wednesday evening,
Mfs,E Wallace Kinney and Mrs.
ttteenrtstta Coles, of Elkridge, were
visiting friends here last week. ?
MISS Sadie Allen, Of Institute, was
cailed home, Monday, because OF the
SERIOUS Illness Of her mother.
j. W. White, Of Charleston, was a
nuSlneS svisitor here, Monday.
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bert on, the 10th of February. She
was called By the illness Of her sis
ter. She returned on the 26th, sta
ting that she was much better.
Mrs Katherine Johnson left. Sat
urday, for PoweDton, to visit her
mother.
George Barnes is confined to his
room with tonsilitis and grip.
Robert Young made flying trip to
Thurmond, Sunday.
Lacy Stewart, Of Mill Point. made
hytng trip to lWilkesville, Ohio, to
visit his mother He returned to his
home with pneumonia.
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twice each month.

twice each month.
Leslie Smith, OF Gallipo1is, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town, the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. anti Mrs
Andy Smith.
Alfred Bradley left on the steamer
kanawha, Friday, for Pittsburg.
Clarence Henderson spent Sunday
in GolhpOlis, guest Of friends.
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McKENDREE.

Mrs. Sarah Johnson returned last
wednesday from Hinton, after q
weeks vacation.
MIS-. James Johnson left for Sc