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OFFICE MAN. secretary and stenographer;
also knowledge OF bookkeeping: aged Is !:
educated and experienced: competent to take
charge OF office, conduct correspondence.
etc; now holding nositiOn OF responsibility
and trust as CHIEF clerk: can furnish bond
II necessary: hi@hest recommendations. Ad-
dress Box 3. Jacksonville. Fla
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15
It Has Been GIutted.

The reporter was out at the park
yesterday, and finding time hang
ing heavy on his hands and no one
to commune with, went into the
Auditorium, to see if he could not
call up theatrical ghost of some
OF our home talent thespians whS
had in time been buried beneath a
howery grave of bouquets thrown
by admiring friends. We gained an
entrance through a loop hole made
in the side by the removal Of a
plank. We found that all the
scenery, chairs, ropes, pulleys,
radiators and other accessories had
been taken out, and nothing left but
the light shining through the ten
thousands of cracks in the side of
the huge building. As We did not
find any ghost on the inside who
would commune with us we left, but
earned afterwards that as an
amusement resort, the Auditorium
had run its course and that Mr.,
Whitley had given it up, together
with his option on the ground it oc
cupied to Mr.. David Tilson. We are
sorry the enterprise did not pay the
protector.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15
is 1T SMALL P0X.
Peculiar Eruptive Trouble Prevailing
In Parts of Arkansas.

DIR. Gordon of Aorrilton, has
written a letter to physicians at
Wag oner, l. T., who asked him his
opinion as to the disease now prev
alent in Arkansas, which resem-
bles small pox and is pronOancsd in
some parts of the state as small
pox.
DIR. Gordon writes that he has
treated many cases of the disease,
and the diagnoses does not bear out
that the disease is small pox though
similar in appearance.
The doctor makes long report
and we publish part of his letter.
The doctor says it seems that the
disease is conoidal chicken pox and
against it being small pox he finds
after a careful diagnosis the follow
ing facts:
/. The disease occurs first ON the
fingers, forearm and lateral side Of
the neck.
2. Fully developed vesicles on
the extremities at one and the same
time.
3. The disease never reaches the
true pustrelor stages, disappearing
upon reaching the vascular stage.
4. No secondary fever.
s. Fermentation marked, but no
pitting.
6. Vesicles always found in
"Scarpa's triangle" andres says
they are not in small pox-)
7. Marked absence of lumbar
pains aud severe headache.
8. The papuIes and vesicles all
have a distinct auroala of their
own. In small pox the auroala be-
gins to form on the fifth day.
9. It's lnildness in childhood.
Not one in a hundred children 90 to
bed.
10. Vaccination or having had
small pox is no protection, especial
ly among the negroes.
IL. No mortality.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15

Now that the bloody chasem be-
tween the North and South has
been healed, and the scab ready to
drop of, we would ask our congress
man to see if they cannot get bill
through congress for the refuuding
Of the cotton tax steal made soon
after the war and also, pay for the
cotton attached or rather taken in
store as belonging to the Confeder.
ate states when in reality it did not,
and was gathered and stored as
private property, merely for the
reason that there was no market or
out let to get it to market, This
cotton was taken by the army of in.
vasion and sold and the officers
pocket the swag. We believe the
government should reimburse the
people for this cotton, and it will If
the proper showing is made as to
the Justice Of the Souths claim,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15

This preparation stands unequaIed
as a complexion beautider. Re
moves freckles, tan, pimples and
unnaturalredness offace and hands
Littel's Liquid Sulphur Ointment
is entirely free from poisons and dis.
agreeable odors, Llttell's Liquid
Sulphur Ointment is an invaluable
remedy in the treatment Of all skin
diseases, open sores, chafed parts,
burns, scalds and is especially rec
commended for use after shaving.
1t is soothing, antiseptic and heal
ing. For sale by Smith Drug Com.
pany. II 2 cod "
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15
Masonic Pin Found.

We have in our possession, ad,
vices that will restore a 32nd de.
gree Masonic pin to some one who
lost it in this city. 1t was found
last Tuesday night AID the holder
of the same is willing to return it if
this notice is paid for aud the
proper proof made by claimant,
Call at this Office if you have lost
such a pin.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15

We think Aguinaldo should be
brought out under flag of truce,
and allowed to answer Senator
Beveridge's late speech on expan'
sion. Agile could give the young
senator lot of pointers why that
country should not form an integral
part Of this country, he never
dreamed Of.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15
Latest South Africa News.

New York advices say that Gen
eral Warren has crossed the Tugela
river and that great hopes were ex-
pressed that Ladysmith would be
relieved tonight.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15

It takes ST. Louis TO tame down a
refractory council who will not vote
an appropriation to light up the
dark places in that city. A mob
gathered in the big city hall, and
armed with ropes tried to lasso
some of the alderman, and they
soon passed bill on its 6rst read.
ing and promised to take up the
measure and rush 1t through before
the mob would leave.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-15

little Bobs' Lord Roberts) has
been in South Africa a fort night,
and II he don't hurry up and do
something, the British public will
be after taking his yellow vest and
peacock feathers away from him,
The colored American., 1900-01-13
City Paragraphs.

Mrs. Ge orge II. White continues i'll.
Our New YEARS. gifts made "hit"
Miss Lucinda Shaw, of SO Defrees
street, is severely Ill.
Cashier D. B. McCary is recovering
the use of bis injured optic,
Lawyer N. r. Goldenberry of Lynch
burg, Va, spent the holidays in this
city.
Spscial Agent T. ]. Galloway spent
Wednesday at Hampton and Rich
mond, Va.
Miss Marie Wade, Lawyer Peril w.
Frisby's expert stanograpber, holidayed
in Philadelphia.
At last accounts Miss Henrietta Vim
ton Davis, the elocusionist, was at Dav'
enpCrt, Iowa-en tour.
Mr.. G. E. w. Brown, of the Treasury
Department, has moved from Alexan
iria over to this city.
Miss Margie Wilson, of Cleveland,
Ohio, spent holiday week with Wash
ington and Alexandra friends.
Mr.. 81. G. Tyson has been visiting
friends in Fayetteville, Greensboro ar d
and other points in North Carolina.
Prof. Terrell's High School lecture
course grows in popularity. Many par
ents are turning out and enjoying the
exercises.
One of the livest and best managed
churches in this city is shiloh Baptist
church, presided over by Rev. J. Ander'
son Taylor.
Mrs. Cherry, of Tarboro, NC, is here
attending the bedside of her daughter,
Mrs. George II. White, who continues
dangerously ill.
The Congressional Lyceum's joint de-
bate on the question 'Shall the Negro
Note Divide", Is booked for the latter
part of this month.
Health for 10 cents. Cascarets make
the bow els and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headaches, bill
liousness and constipation.
Henry o. Bowles Of Cleveland, Ohio,
has resumed his studies at Howard
University, after fortnight's holiday
season at his home in Cleveland, Ohio.
There is no sense, beauty or utility
in the proposition to change the name
of AZ street to John Marshall street.
Call It "4th street"-thst's convenient,
and regular.
Mr.. Charles F. Green. of Macon, Ga,
is in the city, called by the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. George b. White. He is
the son of DR.. E. E. Green, one OF the
leading practitioners Of Macon.
Miss Norma Ridley has been lrans'
ferred from the Census Building proper
to the Division Of Manufactures, at
tsched to the United States Geological
Survey, located in former Post Office
The colored American., 1900-01-13
building, now Interior Department.

building, now Interior Department.
AS everybody expected, the grand
jury decided to ignore the charge of
bribery preferred against Sergeant Nc.
Nicely by W. 81. Lee. A Negro's testi'
mony against white policeman ls not
worth the time it takes to tell it in a
Washington court.
Hon. ]. W. Lyons, Register of the
Treasury, has returned from Atlanta
where he has been attending the meet
ings Of the State Central Committee OF
Georgia. he reports that the ''era of
good feeling" is growing, and that the
Negroes condition is on the upward
trend.
The Third Anniversary of the pastor
ate of Rev. Sterling N. Brown at Uni.
versity Psrk Temple church was held
with appropriate exercises January 4th
to 7th. The special feature Of all the
services at this church is the very ex'
cellent music rendered by the choir.
The Sunday services are especially in
teresting.
Before the Mems Gu lid Of St.Luke's
P. E. Church, Thursday evening, Mr.
I. J. Galloway gave highly entertain
ing stateme t of his plan for collecting
the material for the Negro exhibit at
Paris. Mr. Galloway shows that he un'
derstands his business, and President
Cardozo is helping the good work along
by giving an evening to such educa'
tional movements.
A most useful office shortly to be Gre
ated by the Second Baptist Lyceum is
that of statistician, whose duty it shall
be to take note of the achievements oI
the Negro and by statistics carefully
watched, keep in touch with the status
of our race along all lines. Mr.. Mnard
will probably be selected to fill the posi-
tion, as be is regarded by the Lyceum
as having especial fitness for such work
Mrs. Mary F. Carroll, OF Philadelphia
House, while a thorough business wo
man in affairs of trade, dee ply revere
the memory of her late husband, MIR
l.. o. Carroll. On the 25:h day of eacf
month, she has mass observed in his
behalf at St, Augustine's Catholic
Church, and she expects to continue
this Gu stom until the anniversary of Mr.
Carroll's death, in May, after which
, mass will be held annually
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-12-08
Sentida DeiunCiOn.

San Ignncio, N. NJ, Die, 3, 1900.
Sr. Editor de La Vo2;
Caro- senior: De Antemano 10
anticipo las grscias por Il favor
que hara daudo publicidad a 10
siguieLte:
Con el mas hondo y sincere pc.
sar notifco a mis- parientes y ami
gus la temprana muerts dc mi muy
amada esposa Francisquita Macs,
auien no despidi6 de ontre noso.
tros el dia 20 do Noviembre, 1900,
A la temprana edad de II amos, 8
meses y 22 dias, dejandonos su
miJos Ell la mas profunda tristeza
el mas acerbo dolor q mi y q sus
bondadosos padres por haber sido
su vida tan de corta duracion on
Q ,ta terra habiendo vivido sola
mente en- mi compania ano cincc
meses. Sin embargo, quedamos
satisfechos con los altos designios
del Divine Creador y tambien por.
que estqra ostentando gloriosa dia
dema en- medic do los bienaventu'
radios on premio de su vida que
fue modelo de virtudes, hel esposa
carihosa y obediente hija y carita
tiya con los necesi tados.
Gus funerales fueron atendido'
por gran concurso dc gente quie
mes tuvieron In bondad dc aeon
paflar sus restos hasta su dltim'
morada, por 10 cual extiendo ls'
mas sinceras gracias de- gratitut
por su benevolencia a nosotros 81
hora de tanto pesar,
Respetnosamente do Vd,
ALEXANDRA FREsouEz.
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DEL PUEBLO NEO-MEXICANO
EAST NUEvO MEXICO: SABADO 8 DE DICIEMBRE

comprendiendo una area de coss
de 100 mil acres. Ell acta fue pa
sada proveyendo para Ia dispori-
cion de la area a psrsonas q quie.
mes documentos 8 promesas habian
sido hechas por los reclamantes
originates. Bsjn esta acta ell Co.
rorel Craig recibio oosa de 70 mil
acres y muy POGO quedo de los
Glen mil para otros. la vastq area
fuera do Ia selection hechs para
los cien mil acres fne devuelta nj
dominic pdblico para ser ooupnds
por los pobladores bajo las leyes
del gobierno. En- segaida surgie
ron algunas complicadas cuestio
mes de ley, y dsspues do iustituida
la oorte de terrenos SO arguy0 que
esa corte tenis Jurisdiction sabre Ia
Merced de Las Auimas, La &C,
cion de la corte Suprcma de los
4. L, arreg'a dehuitlvamente
la question y las personas que tie
nen terrenos dentro do la meroed
reclamsda seran dejadas en- quieta
Y paci6ca possession de 10 que po.
seen,
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CANSAD0 De la VIDA.
Jose Ma. Bareld trdta de QultarSe
10 Vida en- JaareI, Mexico.

Dice el peri6dico Ell Paso
Daily News" correspondence al
Microbes, 5 del mes Ell curse:
''Cosa de las & esta mafiana, Jose
Maria Barela, Jr., ciudadano pro-
minente de Ciudad Juarez, estan-
do fastidiado dc los sinsabores y
penalidades de la vida, quiso po-
ner fin 4 su existencia con tai
fin sc disparo tres tiros dc revol-
yer en- el pecho.
Los medicos dicen que cs impo-
sible el recobro del herido. FL
asunto esta envuelto en- el miste-
rio, pues no hay quief sepa que
atribuir su fatal resolution,
Barela era escribiente en- la off
Gina del primer iuez al tempo
que atent6 terminar su vida. Ano-
che entro cn la oficina del jefe
politico Ohatc y cntrcgando una
carta 4 uno dc los secretaries le
suplic6 que no fuera entrcgada
hasta hoy,
Los ohciales con quienes traba-
10 no saben de ninguna causa que
Barela tuviera para quitarse la
vida nj llegaron 4 observar NADIA
que indicara que tenia tales in
tenciones.
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Alexander Juel de DlstritO.

Hacia tempo que existio, por
dimision, una vacancia en- la posi-,
cion de Juez del 5to. Distrito Ju.
dicial do este Territorlo la cual no
hsbia sido llenada porque tai vez
no dejaban tempo para clio los
negocios dc las elecciones,
FL Microbes fue hecho el nom
oramiento y el agraciado de entire
los muohos solicitantes por la po-
sicion tue Mr.. Silas Alexander,
procurador del distrito donde exis.
tia Ia vacancia,
Mr.. Alexander es hombre de
mucha suerte. Cuando Harrison
ocupaba la silla presidential murio
el que desempefana en- este Terri.
torio el cargo de seoretario terrific
rial, y MIR. Alexander fue nombra-
do para llenar la vacanoia ocurri-
da. Antes do las elecciones dimi-
tio su cargo el juez del 5to. distri.
to y Mr., Alexander ha sido esoo-
gido como 81 successor,
Alexander es y ha sido residen-
to dc este Territorio por muohos
amos y segun 10 que sabemos dc 81,
est& intitulado q 10 que esta reci-
biendo de manos dc su partido.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-12-08
DeIimitdClOn de FrOnterdS.

Dice un periodico de Washing
ton que los ST res John Hay, mi.
uistro de E,;ado. Y el Embajador
10 Mexico, s.n r Aspiroz, 40
tuando ell nomhre de sus respecti
vos gobiernos, han firmado uD
convenio alsrgando el plazo mar
cado para estudiar y delimitar de-
hnitivamente la frontsra huvial
entire Mexico y los Estados Uni.
dos. va hubo varias extensiones
de tempo, cada una de un ano,
pero este convenio durara hasta
que la dslimitacion quede termi-
nada.
Parece que de algo. vale la ex-
periencis, porque la politica de
los plazos hios venia dando muy
ouriosos resultados, sobre todo pa.
ra los comisionados expertos on
geologic. En- distintas ocasiones
hemos visto descripciones de los
trabajos de oomisiones delimita-
doras, las cuales, despues de hsbei
hecho sus trazados q fuerza de ia,
tigas, y reoonocido a pulgadas Ia
Inca fronteriza desde Ell Paso
Matamoros, ha venido un aluvior
ly izasl aht tenemos el ri,
Grande ora trasladando su eau
CO Ia mar de millas hacia Texas
ora tratando de tragarse q medi'
Chihuahua, Nuevo Leon q Tamau
lipas. Y oonstituyendo el rio Gran
de la linea de frontera por tratadc
no Sc We otro remedio que el d
darle ordenes muy severas de gu
SO este quieto, 8 dar a la comisiol
carActer permanente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-12-08
La MerCed de Las AnimdS.

Dice el New Mexicau" del
MERCEDES nue In Suprems Corte
de los Estados Unidos hs dictami-
usdo Ell In causa do la "Las AMI
mas Land Grant Company" versus
los Ettados Unidos, apeIacion de
In decision de In colte de reolsmos
privados de- terrenos, la cual rrhu.
20 tomar jurisdiction on la causa
por la razon ,le que In mereed ha
bin sido arreglada por FL Congreso
antes del decretamirnto de la ley
creando Ia corte de reclamos priva
dos la Suprema Corts hhrm6
ese dctHmAn. Ri reclaim cubre
co-A d. 4 0O0, 600 de acres de trrre
no en- al sur de Colorado In MIR.
ced f. q hpchA 4 dos ciud ldanos
Mexicauos llamados Vigil y st
Vrnin.
In merceh de LIS Animas esta
lindada on al nmle por ell Vale
del rio Alktn-as; pn el ponirUt4
por In hilerA divisoria, y en- 81 SUI
por Ia sierra de Ia SaDgre de Cri to
In Inca del sur cs el rio do Las
Animas hasta doude innta cou e
Arkansas. Incluye las por'louet
principles de los condado4 de
Otero, Bent, Las Animas Y IIuer
fano. Las plazqs comprenrida'
dentro da sus llmites son: Triui
dad, Lss Auima4, La Junta. Rocky
Ford, Walscnburg, La Veta Y mu
chas otras mas pequenas,
La merced do Las Animas, co
nocida tambieu como Ia merceC
de Vigil y st Vrain, fue expadid'
sobre Ia hrma del dltimo goberna
dor de Nuevo Mexico, en- el item
20 previo a Ia cesion del To
rritorio A los Estados Unidos
Ell nombre del Gobernador or,
Armijo, Nuevo Mexico an es,
tempo so extendia hasta oil ri'
Arkansas, y la merced, hech'
para recompensar servicios rendi
dos por ell Coronel st. Vrain
otros. cuyos nombres no aparoceI
en- ell Instruments original, fu
una do las mas grandes jamaS ex
pedida q cindadanos particulars
baio el regimen Mexlcano La
cIuia casi toda la area al oriente d
las moutafias, al sur del rio Arkau
sas y al norte de la presents line
de Nuevo Mexico
I'm 1860 el Copgreso paso u
acta disponiendo de un ndmer
do mercedes que habian sido he
! chas por autoridad Mexicana. l.
Merced do Las Auimas era ia
/. grande que Ia comision abog6 pc
= la concession do % leguas cuadrads
d los dos reclamantes principale
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NUM.4
CAtN EN- UNA tMBOSCADA.
TrOpaS MeylCands Sufren DerrOta
d ManOs de los Yaquis.

De FL Paso, Texas, telegra6an
con fecha 30 de Noviembre. 10 que
sigue: una partida de Yaquis
merodeantes, oohenta por todos,
asaitarou mn campo dc mineros, 4
cuarenta miIlas de Soyags, Sono.
ra. Mexico, al Microbes de la SO.
mana pasada y tomaron prisione-
ros q dos Americanos, Seth Tom
kens, de Colorado, y William
Lowe, dc Montana. Las tropas
mejiosnas que fueron mandadas q
rescatar q los dos prisioneros ca.
yeron en- una cmboscada ell Do
miugo, que les fue preparsda por
los Indios en- un deshIadero de la
sierre, y la perdida de vidas on am.
bos lados fue considerable.
"Veinte Mexicanos cayeron a Ia
primera descarga y seis lndios
tueron muertos y heridos. Las
tropas foeron sohrecogidas dc te.
rror. y So orden6 una retirada q
una posicion mas favorable. Mien-
tras progresaba Ia batalla los Ame.
rieanos lograron escaparse. Estos
trajeron Ia noticin 4 El Pasc, y
dicen que los Yaquis, folzados por
81 hamhre, estan acometiendo a
los csmpos de los mineros que es
tan dispersos de las poblaciones,
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ReglstrO de Ia COrte.

Causas desechadas: Francisco
Mora y Albin6 Sandoval, robo;
Amado Hidalgo, robo; Shan
Rodes, robo; f. Mallachett, porte
dc armas; Teodoro Baca, robo;
Candido Martinez, robo; Liberato
Bsca, robo de reses; Fl, A. Simp-
son, por haber obtenido dinero
por medic de representations fall
sas; Dolores Lucero, asalto y gol-
peo.
Convicciones. Francisco Mora,
robo; AIbino Sandoval, robo; Da
rio Salazar, porqne 10 pego a su
mujer; Desiderio Padilla, por ha-
ber traido armas ocultas; James
johnson, robo de dinero; Emilio
Gonzales aselto y golpeo; Novertc
Gonzales, asato y golpeo; senten
cia sesenta dias en- In carcel. Pa
I'dilla recibi6 sentencia de sesent'
dias en- Ia cArcel, In cual le fut
suspendida, Y Emilio Gonzales fuC
-entencado q sesenta dias de car
Gel
Las arusacioues contra Guada
Iupe Csbalero y Anastasio Loba
TO tueron. .elinpnadaS del registrr
con lrviIegio dc reinsiituirlas :
SO cree neeeSatio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1900-12-08
DeSCarriIamlcntO en- Ell Central
MexiCdnO.

FL Paso, Texqs, DIciembre 2 -
Los detbles do un drtA-troso cho
que y descsrrriIamieuto de M treu
do pasaiercs y mno dc il-ts el, ri
frrrocarrlI Central Mexicauo, vein
ticiuco miIlas al tur dc Jimulco,
Mexico, y di,tante 400 millss de
FL Paso, el Vierne' en- Ia noche,
llegaron aquf hoy
Ell pssajero que iba para el sur,
mientrts corria a toio fuego, cho.
CO contra las dos mAquinas de un
tren de hete de ",los cabezas" que
venia hacia el noIte.
Las tres maquinas y muchos Ca
rros fueron completamente demo.
lidos. Sc sabe que once paseje.
ros fueron muertos ON OF acto, y
veiute otros fueron lastimado4 dc
gravedal !, algunos de ellos fatal
mente.
La catastrofe foe una de las
peores que han oourrido on o
Central Mexicano en- muchos afios
habiendo sido demolidos por com
pletO las tres looomotoras Medit
dozena de carrOs SO apilaron unoi
sobre otros y varios SO hicieror
astillas.
Ell maquinista Ross y los Fogo
neros Reeves y Harveson del trer
dc hete fueron muertos, pero e
maquiuista y fogonero del pasaje
no brincaron a tempo y salvaroi
sus vidas. Estos huyeron, SO dice
para no ser arrsstados por las au
toridades Mexicanas por el acci
dente.
Los ma. do los pasajeros muer
tOs 8 lastimados eran Mexicano
que ibsn en- el coche que SO le Sc
guia a la maquina.