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ADVERTISING HINTS.
lFrom the AdvertIsing worldl

d7rom the Advertising WorldJ
 Up-to-date advertising won't sell out-of-date goods.
 Think for today's needs, plan for tomorrow's business.
 Lead in advertising, never follow the leadership Of q competitor.
 Make business by creating q de- mand for what you have to sell.
 A faint announcement never won D large response of business.
 Look to the pastfor experience look to the future for improvement
 If the past years advertising was good, make the present years adyer- tising better.
 A catch phrase that represents what you are offering will fasten the interest of the people yon want to reach.
 The most remarkable feature of the trading stamp scheme is that so many bright business men are taken in by it.
 To offer the best values is desirable. To give the widest possible knowl- edge of what you offer bring best re suits.
 l Every article has place of useful ness. Know how to present the features of that article to quickest get it to it's place of doing good.
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SMASHED THE PILOT
'he Pay Car on the Iron Mountain
 Ran Into Tree.

When the pay car on the Iron Fountain road came in from the South this morning it looked as if it might have run through n thicket of pine woods. It struck a pine tree that was blown across the track be- low Wiimot last night and smashed the pilot. It also dragged off lot of branches from the tree. The train was not, however, derailed.
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DANIEL ACCEPTS.
Official Letter Received by MT.
 Hugh Fox Today,

Mir. Hugh Fox is in receipt of d let ter today from Rev. c. W. Daniel of- ficiaIIy accepting the call of the Bap- tist congregation at this place. We congratulate the Baptist Church up on securing this eloquent young di- vine, and welcome him and his fami- Iy to this city,
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NEWS BRIEFS.

AHSAS wac " P@VV'Voo IT III Chicago.
 The new immigration bill passed the Senate at Washington
 Negro residents at Gleason, Tenn, are in a condition of terror on ac- count of whitecap threats.
 The Virginia Senate received an adverse report on the anti-firtation bill.
 Wertheimer & Co, of New York, and the Wertheimer Glove Manu- facturing Co.,. of Johnstown, N Y, have failed for $500, GOO. Edward A. Knight, confidential clerk for Banker J. F. Canning, of Boston, is reported missing with about $40, ,OOO.
 River Commission men fear that rising waters in the river will inter- fere with the work of leyeeconstruc- ton and repair.
 kesolation introduced by Walthal for an investigation of the Ship Island quarantine has been favor ably reported to the Senate.
 U. S. Consul W. W. Ashley, Colon, Columbia, was drowned with six others while out boating. He was a Virginian and newspaper man.
 Chancellor of the Exchequer Hicks Beach says England will fight in order toykeep the ports of China open.
 French and Russian ministers to China have protested against the Emperor's acceptance of the terms imposed by England in return for raising that loan.
 The ,Democratic1 Congressional Committe has 5e1 the Iltrle Rock ( Washington on NpQgeshay to organize for work. McRae will be chairman if he will accept.
 Mayor Van Wyck thinks Ameri- can cities will have to adopt modi- fled form of the Paris system for dealing with the socia evil, that is of quartering it within prescribed limits;
 At Pensacola, Fla, Herbert Seely and Alice Caro went for a drive, and later were found dead cn the road side. It was a case of murder and suicide.
 In the National House of Repre- sentatives Mcclellan, of New York, a son of Gen. George B. Mcclellan, took a fall out of the United States army. He declared it was top heavy and amounted to no more than a gaudy display of gold lace for which the people pay heavily He says it is inefficient. He went into de- tails and criticised infantry, cavalry, artillery and the ammunition re- serve.
 Anti-Dreyfus and anti-Semite demonstrations are causing great uneasiness in Paris. These people and the Socialists in large force came in collision. Several men wer injured. Fighting continued for hours. Troops dispersed the crowds and many arrests were made Students at Marseilles smashed the windows ofJewish places of business and at Nantes there were attacks on shops and the Synagogue. There is quite panic. in Jewish circles. l Wealthy Jews are guarded by detectives and gendarmes. The policy of the gover tment is losing favor. The majority h the Chamber is dwlndling. The press continues unahated to stir A the Drsyfus matter. zola is le.
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Measures are being taken in St. Louis to form company to take the place of the Anchor line. It will be called the Merchants Transpor- tation company. It will be ready for spring business.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

eAiouhihg feliel supplies III Cuba.
 Columbus, Miss, is to have new orphanage.
 A pure food congress is called to meet at Washington on March 20.
 A quarantine convention is to be held at Mobile on February 9.
 American residents were impover- ished by the fire at Port au Prince.
 The Virginia Legislature took ionly one ballot for Senator without result.
 A Michigan iron mining company employing ,000 men has given no. tiee of 10 per cent. raise.
 A church extension convention of the Cumberland Presbyterian church is in session at Chattanooga.
 Texas cattlemen in session as San Antonio discussed the tick as con yeyor of splenetie fever
 Another outrage on a German | missionary in China is reported, and there is an opening for more land grabbing.
 J. 5. Winslow, defauiting express agent at Gravett, Ark, has been
 rought back from Texas.
 Dr. M. ". McPhcrson, wanted at Knoxville since last October for killing Dr. Pickins, has been captur- ed.
 The Huntsville military company reduced all non n-commissioned off. cers to the ranks so as to insure more regular attendance.
 The Musical Federation is in session at Chicago. It purposes are to Gurnish the srhest talent at laa, @ cost ;asil .6vuf tire ti u6an tf..y. --.--
 A new steamship company has been established between this coun- try and the Bahamas. It will give q semi weekly service.
 Merry and Smith, arraigned in Chicago on charge of murder, CUTS ed out the court. Guards upon them have been doubled.
 The anti-scalping bill has been amended so as to prevent railway people from selling tickets to scalp CTS.
 President Dole, of Hawaii, will be handsomely entertained at Wash ington. He will be entertained by the United States government.
 The American Bimetallic Union met at Washington. It will lay :. 1l8a!s.for future work. sap,-
 The Senate has been recommend ed to pay s, 900 to the heirs of Louis Morena, Mexican, who was lynched in California.
 All coal miners in the Lafayette district in Indiana have been called out. They want restoration of the old wage scale.
 Chattanooga city authorities have opened war on trading stamp com panles. It is proposed to impose a heavy privilege tax on them.
 The Nicaragua Canal Convention ia session at Kansas City, urges im- mediate construction of the canal A committee was appointed to urge fhe matter on Congress.
 Eaton < Sims wholesale liquor house at Tullahoma has been seized by revenue officers.
 Committee of the Ohio Legisla- ture has commenced to investigate charges of bribery in connection with the senatorship. y The lease of Kaio Chau bay -tx Germany bas been definitely seturey It includes thirty miles of terght c Arrangements aie agreed tcy:yed protection of German missiopN in other parts of China. S There is TO change in situation at New BedlkZ | sides are determined. xA l of fines has been madeikf5 mill owners. sa|s The Bakers Unixf begun a war and particula,
 Biscuit Comr
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In fire on Chouteau avenue, in St. Louis, the remains of au infant were found in the embers. August Baer is accused of the murder on the theory that he fired the house to conceal the crlme.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17

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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17

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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Amount su,cha Q en- Aueit Tor 1897.

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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17

Statement showing the Bonded Inde bted
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Financial County Official Year Ending

LIABILITIES.
Amt. of County Orders at Tnterest...... 243S9 81
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Amt still due by County on account of
Indebtedness of ExTreas. LOrah... 35 II
Amount due State for Tax on County
indebtedness for 81 viz: S62.38900
at four mills Observation-Disclosures. 2i9 55
Amount due State for State Personal
Tax for wear 1897 7............ SS5 1C
Balance due County Treasurer Thrasher 1892 u
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17

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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
TnE LITTLE Tors

Everybody Invited 20 the Exercises By
Miss Fields Pupils.
The closing exercises OF Miss Fields
school will be held In Grants opera
house tomorrow morning at $3.50. The
public generally are invited TO attend
aud note the progress OF the little ones
No charge for admission In made, az the
object OF the entertainment Is TO make
the public acquainted with the work on
the school. There will be essays and
recltations and music, both instrumental
and vocal. The physical training will DO
shown by drills and posturing by 1.-THE,
graceful forms The histrionic talent
will be shown by the production of a
scene from Sheridan's "SchOol for Scan.
ial." In which Sir Peter and Lady TeaEle
will delight the audience with their
quarrels, In quaint costumes but in
youthful forms.
Some OF the older musicians of the city
have kindly consented to assist In the en-
tertainment.
The rigorous training Of the young
performers in the past few weeks assures
q thoroughly good entertainment, which
will doubtless be literally patronized,
especially by those interested in the
training OF the young.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
HAVANA FoRTIFICArIONs.

Working Day and Night on the Deienses
of the Cuban Capital
Havana, June Work on the fortiG-
cations about Havana is being pushed
without an hours intermission. Even
the civil governor and all the employees
OF the government are at work on the
forts or batteries and all persons out OF
work are finding similar employment.
Cultivation Of the zones is turning out
very successful, proving a great relief to
the poor.
In encounters recently between Span
iards and the insurgents, the former
claim to have killed thirty-seyen, de-
strOyed several camps and thirty three
huts, and captured a quantity OF arms
and ammunition.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
a sen.alIonnI RnIIrnndrr.

Ray Brown, the sWitchman and rail
rOadeT known In Deming aud who had
the officers Of the lower counties on his
trail "a one OF the Belen train robbers
and muTdeTers has finally landed, where
he should be, in Jail. he IL bad man,
not with his pistol, but, like many we
know, with his mouth, and, when coming
up this way, made such outrageous brags
about his prOWess Of blOOdless battle
fields that he was arrested at San Aeacio
and taken 10 SOcOrrO, where he will sober
up in the jail there.
Later-A railrOader, supposed TO be
Brown, accOsted Marshal FOrnOff this
morning. and, with small-sizs whisky
snakes crawling out OF his eyes, said
that he borrowed % cents last night "a
get bed, and that, on getting up some.
time this morning, the people at the
lodging house sent little girl into his
room and then attempted 10 blackmail
him, accusing him Of attempting TO out
rage the girl. In his disjOinted remarks
to the marshal, they thought he had
money and were after "his pile"
The marshal kindly advised him "a
take walk 70 the ice works and 90 Ia
sleep, laying his head on a ten pound
chunk OF ice.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
THE OoSFERENoE COMMITTEE.

House and Senate CoBferecs Trying Ia
Agree ON War Revenue Bill.
Washington, June 7.--COnferees Of the
war revenue bill resumed sitting TO day.
The impression is growing that report
will be presented before the close OF the
week.
The house members are msnifesting a
disposition to accept the minor amend
ments without cayil. so far, the seig-
niorage provision has proved the most
difficult problem. The republican men,
bers OF the conference are naturally op-
posed to any provision for coming the
silver in the treasury, but realize that
there will be great difficulty in getting
the senate to accept a report that does
not make some provision OF this charac.
ter. The probabilities are that a substi.
tute silver provision will be reported.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07

Two young ladies, members OF the
Young Ladies' SOdality society OF the
Church OF immaculate Conception, called
at this Office this afternoon, and re.
quested The CITIZEN 10 state that the
picnic out In Bear canyon last Sunday
was not given by the society, although d
few OF the members were invited and
took part In the canyon festivities. The
picnic was given by "A number OF young
gentlemen who reside In south Albu.
querque.
AT the regular meeting OF the FrAter
nal Union OF America last night, Mrs. Il
,. Cummings received the largest mum
Der Of votes for the most popular lady
member Of the lodge. and received
handsome table cloth. After lodge closed
all repaired to the supper. were ic,
cream and cake were served All present
had very pleasant evening
Mike Mandell will take needed yaea
tiOn OF few weeks and will 20 10 Den
yer and other Rocky mountain villages
starting this evening. Mike has watched
the war bulletins 30 closely the past
month that he has erik" Ia the back OF
his neck which rest will straighteI
out.
Miss Stella McCaddOn, of Las Vegas
passed through Albuquerque last even.
Ing on her way 10 Del Rio. She was mel
at the station by her friend, j. b. Lewis
OF harVey's eating house.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
TAMPA TROOPS

The Army Embarka Tor the Invaaion and
Conquest OF Cabe
Chicago, June IA TAMPA dispatch
from a reliable correspondent Of the
Chicago Daily News, dated June z, says
that the work OF loading troops. horses,
guns, ammunition, stores, equipment
aud medical supplies for the great in.
yasion OF the Spanish West Indies Ia al.
most completed and before may hours,
General Skaters corps. the fitth. Is ex.
pected to sail. The destination "a known
Inly to few. and may not be- given out
until the fleet Of transports with con.
10Y Of war vessels is we'll on IL way to
guba.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
MADRID Is POSTED.
The Report Sent From Havana 10 %
Spanish AuthorfI fes

The Report Sent From Havana TO this
Spanish Authori lee.
Madrid. June THE following OF.
icial dispatch has been received from
Havana; Col. Aldea, commanding the
Spanish column had sharp lighting
with body OF rebels supporting the
landing OF American forces near Santa.
90 de Cuba. Two American warships
protected the landing party. The result
Of the operations Is not known. 1T il
supposed that the renewal Of the bonn.
bardment At Santiago. from to IL
o'clock Monday. was intended to distract
the attention Of the spaniards and ena-
ble the landing to be effected without
mOlestatiOn."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
Alton Mill shut Down.

John Armstrong, president OF the Al.
tan Mining and Milling company. and
T. l. Castle, director, left this morning
Tor Hell canyon, and IL Is understood
that they have already ordered the closing
down OF the mill, on account Of the free
milling ore having been worked out. II
is also known that the gentlemen will
prospect at the bottom OF the shaft Of
their mine, with hand power Diamond
drill, and after securing fair quantity
of ore will bring it 10 town TO be assayed.
The Alton people have expended about
$1,000 for machinery. aud THE CITIZEN
sincerely regrets to learn that the free
milling ore Of the old Star has practical.
ly "petered" out.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
ENCHANTED MrsA. =

Party of Scientists win Scale Its Dizzy
and Romantic Heights.
San Francisco, June IA party OF
scientists headed by David Starr Jordan,
Of Stanford university, left to-day for
Flagstaff, Arizona. This place will be
made their base OF supplies, and trips
will be taken into the surrounding cOun-
try for archaeological investigation. The
Grand canyon Of the Colorado and the
"Enchanted Mesa" will be fully explored
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
REPUBLICAN VICTORY! !
The State Of Oregon Does Its
Whole Duty.
Clean Sweep for the Republicans
all Over the State.
Party Of Scientists Will Explore the
Aeoma "Hnehsnted" Mesa.
TROOPS LEAVING TAMPA FOR CUBA.

Portland, Oregon. June I. Returns
from yesterdays election show large re
publican gains in every county. Partial
returns from twenty-five out { thirty
two counties show that Geer, republican,
Tor governor, will have about 10000 plu.
rality.
Moody, republican. for congress-, Sec
ond district, will have a plurality ap.
preaching 5000.
Tongue, republican, is re elec ed in the
First district by more than 1000 plu.
rality.
The Legislature Is ~ follows Senate
Republicans %, opposition I. House
Republicans "a, opposition le
Mason, republican, is elected mayor OF
Portland by 1900 plurality.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
In MID OCEAN.

Troops For Dewey Now Nearing the End
of Their Long Journey.
San Francisco, June THE steamer
Belgic arrived from the Orient via Homo
lulu early this morning. The Belgic re-
ports sighting the first fleet OF transports
which left this city, May 25, about 100
miles east OF Honolulu. The Charleston
arrived at Honolulu, May 30, and was
recoaled at tine time OF the departure Of
the Belgic, June 1.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
Mad MN.

Washington. June 7. A bill for the
protection Of the Indisn territory was
laid before the senate to-day. Bate dem
ocrat, Tennessee) said that the bill took
away from the Indians their courts and
violated every treaty that ever had been
made with them by the government.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07

Washington, June7.-After the amend
ments were adopted ratifying an agree
ment made by the Dawes commission
with the five civilized tribes, and pro-
viding for the payment Of S54s,OOO in
terest TO the Chickasaws, the Indian bill
was passed. The twelfth census bill was
then taken up.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
DEATH or A CAPITALS.

Captain OF the Collier Pompen Dies al
Sea.
Key West, June THE United States
collier Pompeii arrived this morning
with her commander, Lieutenant Com.
mander Il. W. Sturdy. dead on board.
Sturdy was not feeling we'll when the
POmpeii sailed on Friday. He was taken
sick Of Cape Henry, soon afterwards, be.
came unconscious and died yesterday.
He was a native OF Maine, 81 years Of
age, and had been in the service thirty.
ak Years.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07

Madrid. June 7.-DuAe AimOUeyar de
Rio, minister OF foreign affa 3, has
mailed TO all ambaIaadors ofSri \ note
and memorandum declaring that the
United States violated international law
oy capturing Spanish vessels before q
declaration Of war, by bombardins ports
without notice and by using the Spanish
iag at Guantanamo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
ProeeedIngs OF the nou.s.

Washington, June 7.-CannOn rep,
IIls,), called up the urgent war deficiency
bill, and moved TO concur in the senate
amendments and add house amendments
providing for $4,000 for additional
printing for the navy department and
for work in the bureau of engraving and
printing. The motion prevailed.
Cannon, from the committee on ap-
propriatiOns, presented the conference
report that partial agreement upon the
sundry civil bill was agreed To-.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07

Kingston. Jamaica, June 1T is re-
ported here that Rear Admiral Sampson
began the bOmbardment Of the outer for
ti6eations Of Santiago on Monday morn
ing. A fierce storm has been sweeping
over Jamaica and heavy sea was run
ming last night, causing pilots to refuse
to take dispatch boats out Of Kingston
harhor
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
Ranaaa civ M.rh.,

Kansas city, June 7.--Cattle-R Receipts
1000; market, steady.
Native steers, t4.00Q49 30; Texas steers
S3.8b44.8b; Texas cows. &8 lb0n4.OO; ma
tive cows and heifers, t2.25@4. 20; stock
ere and feeders, tS.60@b.40; bulls, $3.5O0
$40.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market firm.
Lambs. t3.b0@6.0O: muttons, t8.90@
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
IEvAsION or CUBA.

The Conquest of the Spanish West Indies
Now In Progress.
Washington, June 1T Is almost Ger.
tain that no regular troops have yet been
dispatched to Santiago, but II Ia the in.
tentiOn TO begin heavy movement to-
day or tomorrow. II had been the in
tention Of the military authorities IA
have started the ilrst expedition day OF
two ago, but the hOn-arriyal OF the
equipment Of the large Siege guns neces
STATED a short postpOnement.