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The colored American., 1900-10-06

Columbus Ohio, ,Special-The political
situation in Ohio, far as the cOlored vote
is concerned Is a peculiar one. Aping
his white brother in politics, as he does
in everything else, the Afro Americans
of Ohio are split up In several factions,
each striving, not for the supremacy.
but TO kill of each other II the dove of
peace could only light here among the
cOlOred brethren of the Buckeye state,
much good could be accomplished, and
the future of the race in this state might
possibly be greatly enhanced. Just now
Bishop Arnett, who has always been
acknowledged an administration man
is being viciously assailed for the part
he IS alleged TO have played In advising
President Mckinley against the policy
of Incorporating a paragraph in his an
nusl message anent the lynchings In
the South, The men who heretofore
had trained with the good Bishop are
among most vOciferOus against him,
joining hands, as 1t were, with those
who had always opposed the Bishop.
1t is even suggested that protest be
The colored American., 1900-10-06

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a!ter an analysis just finished OF all the
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jealousy, envy, or prejudice, on either
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E. L. JORDAN.
PTeS and Gent Mar.
The colored American., 1900-10-06
BISHOP b. w. ARNETT.

ing 0f brainy men from the South to
discuss national issues In Ohio. is the
variest kind Of demigogery. II white
speakers are called from every state to
gOin every state nothing but very mar
POW Afro American will protest against
speakers of his own race being shown
the same honor by the members OF his
race, In national campaign 1t is sup
posed that men Of national reputation
will be sent into the various states to
make speeches, and 1t Is indeed a small
Alto American who will object TO one
of their race of national reputation, no
matter whether he comes from the
South, North, East or West, being as
signed to make political speeches. The
colOred voters Of OHIO have demanded
that their own prominent speakers be
recognized. When this is done there
should be no objection to colOred apeak-
ers of other states being assigned. It is
little we get at best, and that being
true We cannot afford to be always IN
dulging In internal and external strife.
1t Is known that George A. Myers, as
member Of the state committee rose
above such policy and recommended
speakers from other states, as we'll as
several in Ohio, and he recommended
some OF his faclional enemies as well as
his friends, as he believed bis frat duty
was to serve the whole people, in the
interest of his party, instead of any
one faction.
Thus far, Ia Ohio, there appears very
little political enthusiasm, and this
apathy is true Of both parties. The
voters are thinking instead Of talking.
However, there is hardly question of
Ohio, though 1t Is possible that the
plurality may not be quite so large as
four years ago. The tslored vote cannot
be said to be IN line nor out OF line
this contingent is simply thinking, just
like the whites, and while the demo
Gratis may capture few, the great ma
jority wall vote the republican ticket.
Not out of gratitude, nor because they
believe the republican party POSSESS
them body and soul, but because they
believe that republican success Is the
pest for the industrial welfare OF the
country.
Hon. John P. Green is doing good
work for his party, and his services are
always given freely and willingly. de
The colored American., 1900-10-06
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Pool and Billiard Rooms.
1906 Pennsylvania Avenue, n. W.

This large, spacious and well-situa-
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added TO 1t new room in the third
story foC pool and billiards, where those
who Go not care TO play in the larger
apartments Oan have q deeree Of
pEsvaay not to be obtained elsewhere
fhls new roem is handsomely furnished
and lighted by electric lights. The
atmosphere Is cooled by eleotric fans.
You are cordially invited to make
inspection OF these pool and billiard
parioEs You will receive q hearty vel
come at aoy time. Ash for
SAMUEL a. TYLER, Manager.
The colored American., 1900-10-06
Prominent Coiored MEN.

Agents wanted to sell Zone Hundred
Distinguished LEADER" beautiful
book containing one hundred portraits
and ske ches of the leading colored
men in the United States. PIice %
cents per copy. Send stamps or post
office money order to
Charles Alexander.
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee, Ala.
The colored American., 1900-10-06

Mr.. Henry Rioks and wife form erly of
tbi; city but who have made their home
in New York for ths past two years,
are visiting their parents this week.
They have been the recipients of maUy
courtesIes by their friends OF this city.
The colored American., 1900-10-06
THE SITUATION IN OHIO.

The Afro, American Voters United and Will
Elect the Republican Ticket by Big Ma.
jority-NonSenSlcal Objection TO Color
ed OratorS-Geo. A. Myers A Most
Liberal and Popular Leader
The colored American., 1900-10-06

Just now the talk about protesting
against the importation of any coIored
orators from the South to speak in Ohio
appears to be more debated question
than either Imperialism or finance.
The opposition, by some, to the bring
The colored American., 1900-10-06

hardly proper name for them. since
there is ne QuestIon but what thew ara
conselentlous) could be silenced or
brought together by the promise of Of
fee the solution of the question would
be not near so difficult. but many of
them 40 not wish office They seek not
nor would accept office, Deing immunes.
The colored American., 1900-10-06

made against the Bishop being assigned
to speak in Ohio, the protest to also in
clude Judsoa W. Lyons. In fact, 1t Is
claimed, that nov papers are being pre-
pared for signatures of Afro Americans
throughout Ohio protesting to the re-.
publican comnittee against assigning
the Bishop toGpeak in Ohio. Then there
ia Harry Smith who is against every
thing and anything that eminstes from
George A. Myers aud his friends, pre-
tering to accept anything had from
others rather than anything good from
Myers ct al.
Even Jere A. Brown, had no sooner
struck the Buckeye state than he found
quite a considerable opposition to him
self, when he had nursed the thought,
and rested easy in the opinion that
they were all for him, even to his enc"
niles. The old saying of ''each for all
and all for each" finds few supporters
among the Aff0- Americans OF Ohio,
such is tbs condition of affairs, but
such is the case. and there should be
some men, strong enough and unset
fish enough to undertake the getting
together of all the maicontents.
1t will be a difficult task it is true,
but if undertaken right possibly sue
cess might be attained. The great OBJ
stacie which lies In the way of socomp-
fishing peace between the factions Is IN
the fact there are a number OF Afro
Americans more or less prominent IN
politics who will not accept office, VINO
are perfectly independent of office, ana
hold tenacioCsly TO what they consider
right. If the malcOntents (and that Is
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31

najwieosj ! oud.sgo doSwiadcssnia pc.
dsgogicsnsgo. To tea pisrwssorzedne
snacssnis ma to mo4noi6 uosessosania
M lekcje tych nauosyoielsk I nauosy.
oisli, kt6rsy wydaja nsjlspsse rexultaty.
Nisjsdns bowism kwsstja mstodyosna
inacssj sic prssdstawia W ksisfoe, q Ina.
ossj wyglsda ons " praktyos, kisdy
sskoss = jak 10 m6wis - sostsjs v
ruoh puszozona.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31

Ksia4sk polskich psdsgogioxnych sto.
sunkowo posiadamy snaosns ilol6, jak.
kolwisk 81 TO pc wieks.e c.stoi pr.sklady
/. jesyk6w oboyoh:
M. Bsranowski Ma jake wplywy
nara4ons jest .drowis miodsiszy s.ko.
10 1 jak s.kola stara sic wpaywy 10 usu.
mad, lub ogranic.y6i DR.. Book
pislsgnowaniu oislssnsgo 1 umyslowsgo
sdro~ia msodsisAy. Poradnik dla 70.
dsic6w, nauosyoisli 1 wlads uskolnyob;
DR.. Book Budows, syois I pislegno.
wanis ciaia ~ludskisgo (Prssk2ad b. Pa
rasiswio.a); J. Sniadsoki = 6.yo..
mem vychowsniu dsisoi; Dr.. ST. Ssodo.
lax Wychowan.s fsyo.ns I lue
wobsc rsformy gimna.j6w; T. D. ~.
lihski Higisnis sskolna. Wydanie,
p~owieks.ons pr.sz D "a K. Grabovskis.
60; A. Tastu - Wychowanis maois.
r.yhskis; ]. B. Wagner - Gimnastyka
ola usytku dsisci i dojr.alyoh os6b, po.
dug nAjnows.yoh autor6w; Ant. Dur.
ski = Zarys gimnsstyk sskolnsj 1 to.
war.yskisj (dwis ksiaAki); A, Rondslst
= Rsdy Ola rodsic6w W pruedmioois
wychowania; Zofs Kowsrska - Wv.
ehowanis macier.yhskis; T. Nowosisl.
ski Pok6j d.iscisoy. P~odreo.pik "
duohu F~reblowskim do uaytku matek;
81. Goldammsr = Ogr6dek d.~isoisoy.
Msioda wyohowania, n~auc.ania I zsjmo.
wanna dsisc'. podaug systsmu Frsbla.
Wfadysfaw> David = Program spostr.s.
Ash psychologio.no psdagogIcs nyoh mad
dsisokism cd urod.enia do 2O.go roku
zyoia. Prsswodnik, u~aatwisjaoy po.na.
ME dsiecka; August Jeuks - Ped.go.
gika, obejmujaoa zasady moralnsgo,
6syosnego 1 naukowego wychowania
dsisci; Alsksandsr Balm - Nauha WV.
ohowania. Prsskiad /. sngislskisgo,
pomnosony rozd.iaiem o w~yklad,is js-
syka polskisgo; M. Bsranowski - Pc.
dsgogika ! ~dydaktyka ola u4ytku nau.
osycisli ssk61 ludowyoh 1 ssminsri6w
nsuosycislskich; F. ksgowski - Wy
ohowanis moralne sskols; A. Dyga.
sih'ki Psychologist wyohowswczs.
Obrss psychicsnyoh sjawisk " organi..
mile ludskim. Wykiady, prse,naosons
ola informaoji wyohowawo6w; A. Dyga.
sihski Pisrwsse nsuc.anis " domn 1
" sskole; A. Dygasihski = Og6lne IA.
sadly psdsgogiki, dotyo.sos wyks.tslos.
MIA umyslu, ucsuc, moralnofci 1 rslipij.
nofoi Il ~nismieckiej praoy d ra Ditsess);
A. Dygasihaki - Nsuossnis bss ksi,A.
hi, podlug autor6w sngielskich; A.
Dsisdussyeka - Kilka myiIi o wycbo.
~aniu wyks,talosniu niswiast naszycb;
E. Emmsns"- Najnows.s. wyohowanis,
osl jsgo 1 wsrunki. Zbi6r odosyt6w
profssor6w s~pgislskioh: Tyndalla, Mas.
soma, Farsdsya 1 t. d.; F. Herman -
Ogolos dydaktyks ! psdsgogika. Pre-.
wodnik Ola naucEyoieli srk6t ludowyoh;
Jan Amos Komedski - Wislka dydsk.
tyks (Prrekiad II. Wernics); w. No.
wicki - 0 posrssbis ssssosowania IA.
uki rrec.nofci (slosjdu); H. Spencer -
o wyObowsniu morslnsm, iumyslowem i
fIyoInsm; II. Wernic - Pisrwsry rok
nsoki sskolnsj; H. WernIc - Wyoho.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31
Jak sic uczyc
i jak uczyc innych.
Nspisai
Adolt Dygasiris6s.
(Ciag dalszy).

wsjsc elementary wykfad nauk prsyrod'
nic.ych, prssprowad.ony wsd'ug "a.
sady: niswisle, q dobrss, gruntownis.
Fauna, flora I wyjstnisnie najpowsssd-
niejs.ych .jawisk pr.yrody ME powinny
prsskracsa6 posa obreb kraju.
Oboujsc oisgle . d~.isokism, must ona
-misd material do rosm6w, kt6rs ME mo.
q by6 jaiows, AMI lob nile nalesy pro.
wsdsi6 - jak to movie - o niossm. 1
pytah d.isOka ME wolno jej zbywac
miloEsnism Tub odpowisdsiami, posbs.
wionsmi prawdy. A wiec powinna q
misc dobrs pojecis o uprawie .ismi, o
ro.maitych czynnosOiaoh rolnika W polu
I prsy hodowli .wierzat domowyoh.
Niemnisj potr.sbujs ona wiedzie6, "
jaki spos6b praoujs r6Ani krajowi re.
misllnicy, - jakioh uEywaja matsrja.
low oras n~srxedsi.
Dobra znsjomos6 raohunk6w, PREY.
najmnisj " .akrssie ostsrsoh dziaiah :
lio.bami oaakowitsmi, jake teA rysunsk
1 pojeoie o ksEtaitaoh gi6wnych figur
gsometryoInyoh, uwaAamy IN IA ko.
nieoznis potrusbne.
OproOz tego ws.ystkisgo, kobiesa,
p~oiwieoona sadaniom p~ierws.sj sdukaoji
dsieoi, powinna umie6 opowiada6 sns.
o.ny .apss powiastek, prsesnaczonych
Ola maiyoh d.isoi. Do jakiOhi legend l
basoi, przspsinionych nadprsyrod.ons
nadswyosajnofcia. niema sic tn potrzsby
uciekac; ale "a TO M swojsm misjscu
% krooiutkis 1 jasns bajsoski. odnossacs
sis sar6wno do iwiata lud.kisgo, jak
swier.ecego. Tutaj, re wzgledu ma
wasnoic kwsstji, winnismy c.ytslnikowi
pswns objasnienia, . mianowioie:
Powiastki, ufotons ola dsisci, ME po.
winny byc dlugie, monotonns 1 morasa.
mi prsspssnions; nile nalszy opowiads6
lub csyta6 dsisoiom nisustannis powia.
sick, majaoych jsdue I to. same trsic,
albo jsdnakowa tsndencjs. Trssba rae
stosowa6 powiastke, kt6ra ksstaloi mp.
wsp6sc.uois ola biz aisgo, drugi IA.
uayc innej, ro.wijajsosj danny ma to
.~smiiowanie do prsyrody, lob s.o.s
piacej litolc Ola zwierzst. Nadsjs sis
IN r6wnies utwory humoryssyozns, by.
leby dowcip autora porus.af sic ~issotnie
W sfsr.s sycia drisoka. Co sic syo.y
balni gminnsi nals.y robio troskliwy
wybor, Poniswaa to drogs .abobon l
pressed istwo wprowadsi6 do miodooIs.
niego umysau.
Uiytsoznsmi "a takfe .agsdki, ponis
wat ro.wijajs ciskawosc ! pobud.ajs do
uwafnsgo sastauowisnis; ale powinny
one byo zrasu bard.o zrosumiaie 1 10.
kis, azeby js dsisoko mogio Cd
gsdnse, up. pCsai sic ma kury, ,owi my.
s.y, srcsury; aowi tak.s ptski, . lubi
przysmaki". Male dsisoko jest ssc.e
fliwe, gdy pc krotkim nsmyile samo
rozwiszs ssgadke.
KonisoInym w%arunkiem jest, ably
pisrwsrs wychowswcsyni drisssk umisia
spiswsc, ktorsj to osynnoioi dsisoi -
jsk wiemy - oddsjs sic Z rsps'sm;
1visszcsa tst lubis one ipiswsc cb6rsm.
Podobnie jsk sic rrscsy msjs |. wybo.
rem povisstsk, odpowisdnich bsjscrsk,
zsgsdsk, tax ! tn oglednie ~possepowac
nalsty. w i~piossnce powinno dsiscie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31

Niossissuio Oh Petentu BWe&os kexoe
bes wyjstku nauosyoielka powinna
sisgoac j~essc.s 20 osysto ps~dsgogiosns
wiedse; ma ons obowiasek oiwisci6 sie
90 do ~bissacyoh .asad wyohowanis ws
w~ssystkich d.iaaaoh (wyohowanis fsycs
ne, umys'ows, moralns, rsligijne. este
tyosns). Bss tsj wisdsy pr.sois4 mogla,
by " xakrssis swsgo prssdmiotu cd.
dsiefywa6 M uosni6w o.y uo.snioe ME.
korxystnis, odnoinie. do calolci d.isla
wychowania. Do nisj prssois4 nals4y
dokladnis pojmowa6, lie umysl d.isoka
prsyja6 mote wisdsy, ably 60 ME prss-
ois4ye, ME s~nisohsci6 do prscy, leo.
swobodnis roxwija6.
Sposoby nauczania msja swoje histo
rjs; " oiagu o.asu I : possepem idsi pc
dagogic.nych u~doskonalali ie najdsiel
nisjsi mistr.s " swoim sawodsis. Cho.
d.i tn o og6lne sasady metodyc.ns.
kt6re nastepnis stosuja sic do ssossg6l.
nyoh prssdmiot6w nauozania,n % wypro
wad.ons .ostaly .ar6wno . natury r64
nyoh nauk, jak I . praw, - r~zadssoyoh
lud.kim umys'em. Formy nauozauia,
frodki, psdsgogic.ny Rad, snaosenis
planu % to arcywazne kwestjs, kt6.
rych 4adsn nauo1yoiel lskoswaAy6 nile
powinisn I ME mote, jssli ma godnis
odpowisd1is6 swsmu sadaniu. -
Nauosycielks. kt6rs sama jedns pro.
wadsi sskoie slsmentarna I naucsa rot
nyoh prsedmiot6w, ME powinna ilspo
trsyma6 sis podrecznik6w, lsox oddawa6
dzisciom 4ywa wisd.e; ma ona supssnis
panowae mad tenn ws.ystkism, ossgo
naucsa Ma samej praktyo.nsj .najo.
mosoi i bisgloici W .awodsis ME motna
popr.estac; DO o.ysty praktyk ryobso
skostnisjs, gdys brak mu dus.y, o.y.
wiajacsj jego o~.ynnosoi; taxa sai wias
ME dusss stanowi wisd.a t~sors.yc.na.
Historja psdagogiki jest odlamsm
dsisj6w olwiaty oatsj ludskosoi 1 maj.
gi6wniejs.s jej momsnta po.ostjs "
icisfym .wiasku . nsjwaAnisjssymi fax.
tamil pows.sobnsj oiwilisaoji. Ws.epu.
jsca W .aw6d mioda nauosycislka ma
sic obs.nac nietyls z biograismi snake
mitych wyohowawo6w, lie Z ich d.ieia.
mi; mole q sanisdba6 historje wycho.
wanna n pers6w, grek6w. rzymiap 1t. d.;
ale powinua posnad Wielkq dydak.
tyks s Orbis pictus Komsnius.a.
Mech pO.na nadto wychowawo.s
poglady Lockego, Bsssdowa, SALESMAN.
ma. Mech uwasoie odcsy,a Emila
Rousseau, Leomdda 1 Gertrude, Ksiqz.
de Ola mdtek lu6 -Jdk Gertrude uczy
saDoje dsieci Pe'talozzisgo. Psdsgogika
ogrodkow dsisoiecyoh jest ostatnim
cennym owocsm usifowah ~wychowaw.
osych. Nismnisj tsE intsrssu pr.sd.
SITS via ! TAX swans nauka poglsdowa.
Elsmentarna nauosyoislka must ME.
jsdnokrotnis stosowac cwiosenia, male
tacs do zakresu szk6iki Frsblowskisj,
pomijajsc mote tylko niskt6rs . mich
mnisj watne, jsk, wykatanis, wys.yws.
nis, wyplatanis. Ia to ~rysowanie cd
rski, modelowanis : gliny, Ipiewy, GIN.
nsstyke must nisuohronnis stosowac.
Powinns sic wiec Z prssdmiotsm swoim
obs1nsc 'sor'tyc,nis 1 praksyosnie.
Sadximy, 1e " TAXI spos6b kaAda ri.
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60 Spiewu dsieoi.
W b~ajscskach podobsja sobis maloy
uoza sie lob . wielks ohsois; akoro tax
jest, to wychowawcsyni Wilma wysyska6
te strone " interesis wyohowswosym;
ma nj rosejrssc ne uwaEnis W litsra.
turse, p~oIwieoonsj maaym dsisoiom, 1
srobic : niej waatoiwy uAytek. Bajsoski
trssba dobisrac " tym rod.sju, jak mp:
nPial koguoik: kukurykul
Ws'awsj rano, moi ohopo.yku t. d."
(Jachoaoicz).
Albo lima bajeoska:
nPan kotsk byi chory 1 le4al v l6Ascsku,
I pr.yszsdi kot doktor: Jak sie masz
koteosku 1 t. d.
(Jdchoaoicz).
Sauna przswodnicska must sna6 dskls.
macje takioh utwor6w I atara6 sie usil.
ME, aby mali jej vyohowahoy uwydat.
mali snaczenie ,wrot6w prse. odpo.
wisdnis intonaoje glosu ora. isohowy.
wanie snak6w pr.sssankowych. Ws.yst.
kQ TO .aI maja d.ieci pojmowa6 nistyle
drogs jakiohf uwag ora. objasnieh, lie
droga nailadowniOtwa gaosu swsj Prise.
fo4onsj, . niskisdy 1 wyra.u fsjoguo.
mil.
u jezykism polskim ma ona sic .na6
dobr.s, tax iaby jsj ME byly obosmi
r6fns 'przyslowia I oharaktsrystyozns
swroty jesykows, odnossacs sic do 70.
maitych ~przsdmiot6w 1 okolic.noioi.
Wyjainisnie znacsenia jest to nisjedno.
krotnis konisoxnis potrsebns: - ,Reka
reks myjs; 90 " myfli, to 1 IA je.yku;
MECH ole o to gaowa ME boil I :. d.
q duaa kor.yfcia ola praoy .swodo.
wei bsdsie, jeSli TAXA pisrwssa wyoho.
wawosyni IA pomocs wyk'sdu lud.i
kompstsntnych, lub Prise. pilns ksia4ko.
We studio, u.upe'ni jss.o.s swoje PREY.
gotowanis wiadomolOiami, dotyosacsmi
melody pedsgogio.nsj " tax .wanym
systemic Frsbls. Js4sliby tsgo ME po.
jssa .tsoretyoznsgo punktu widssnia, to
jednak ma q obowissek praksyosnis
posna6 r6tne zsjecia, jake tn stosowa6
nalsty.
Rosmsits cry, zabawy dsieoi W "a.
jsoa, " lisa, " pierloish 1 t. d. must ona
tsksA dobisrac, a " danym rasis, pr.s.
rabia6, urosmaioat, stosownis do 20.
trssby.
Dobrs, lagodns, psfos pogody uspo.
sobisnie. gosowoi6 do popierania ssws.s
sfabego dziscks, wyrosumiaaos6, a Prey.
tenn ! staioic o~harsktsru, pewnoi6 samsj
sisbis ! stanowcsosc " postepowaniu Z
miodsiutkism pokolenism - OTTO % va.
runki, stanoviace dopssnienie do wssyst.
kiego ssgo, oofmy jua powyzsj pr.sd.
tavili.
Ssdrimy, zs katda mioda kobieta,
ktora ukohosy'a slsmsntsrny kurs nsuk,
prsy dobrych chsoisoh mote " oisgu
roku snakomicis sic p%rsygosovac do 20.
rzadnsgo w~ypsinianis obowiask6w to.
kiej pisrws.sj wychowawoxyni.
Cd nsucEycislsk nsssepnyoh kasego.
rji musimy wymagac snscrnis wiecsj;
majs one bowiem stosowsc r6tns pauki
jake frodki wyohowywsnis ludsi. Fskt
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Cd nsucsycislsk nssiepnyOh kasego.
rji musimy wymagsc snscrnis wieosj;
maja q bowiem stosowsc r6tns pauki
jake irodki wychowywania ludsi. Fskt
ten, to nsuorycislks prsygosowsia sic
dobrss " Iskrssis' jskisgos prsedmiotu
s.kolnego, ksorsgo ma nsuo1a6, nile da
js j~sszcss rekojmi. IL bsdsis ons dobrs
n~sucsycislks. Wszskts wislu ludri
u~csonych ibsrdso gruntovnis wykssssi.
oonych oksrujs sic jake nisudolni ma
acsycisle, Tscy bardso csesto ME umis.
j. sic ssstosowac do miodsisty ! ssdrs,
70 p~onisvat isksf sprawl nsukowa jest
jasna Ola Mich ssmych, prrsso nile mote
bye nissrosumisis dla uesni6w,
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-04-26
MASTERS SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that [. tn,
undersigned by virtue OF decree repdered ir
the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
oi the Territory Of New Mexsso, in and for the
county OF Lincoln, OH tho 18th day Of January
A. D. EOJ, In certain cause in sad cour,
pending; said cause being No. lISl Gross
blackwell and Company, plaintiff. agains,
Edward Il. Il. Uebrick, Anna X. W. Uebrick
John A. Brown, and Anna 7. Brown, defendants
will on the 18th day of May, A. d. 1900 at the
hour OF ten O'Clock a. m, in front OF the Post
Ofnce IN the town OF White Oaks, Lincoln
Couhty' New Mexico offer for sale and sell for
cash IN hand to THO highest and best bidder to
satisfy the sum OF Four thousand thirty.fye and
100 tSl,03j 7O) dollars, with interest thereon
from July Sth., 1899, until paid. at the rate of
tWeiFe per cent par annum, TO date of sale, the
following described property, to witt
All the following described lots or parcels OF
lahd and real estate, situate, lying and being
IN tho county Of Lincoln, territory of New
Mexico, and better described as follows. To
Wit Lots three t3l, ia block Seventy (7O). | n
the town of White Oaks, as shown on tho ofIi-
ciai plat OF said town; tho undivided one half
Gsl OF lot thre, (3l, in Block six or the un.
divided one half ca of the East half OF lot one
w IN Block nine (9l; the West thirty go feet
OF lot one "a, In Block twonty (.J); the un.
divided one'half GDof lot twJ (2D in Block
flty'nine (S9D; all in the town OF White Oaks:
also tho undivided one-hslf Of lots one a, three
Oa' four % and Ave ~, in Block 4. Kemptons
second Addition t. the towI Of White Oaks, ia
SHOWN on thu oth;ial plat Of said Addition. or
50 much thereof as may be su lioient To mise th
amount due to plaintiff for principal aud inter
esttogether with the costs Of this action. .nclud-
Ing the fees, disbursements and commission on
the sale herein mentioned.
Dated this fourth day Of April, A. d 1907.
JoHS Y. HgwiTr,
Special Muster
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-04-26
The Best Remedy for rheumatism
QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN.

All who use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism are delight
ed with the quick relief from pain
wlch it affords. When speaking
of this Mr.. d. n. Sinks, of Troy,
OHIO, says: ''Some time ago |
had severe attack of rheumatism
in my arm and shoulder. | tried
numerous remedies but got no re-
lief until | was recommended by
Messrs. Geo. f. Parsons & Co.,
druggist of this place, to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. They
recommended it so highly that |
bought a bottle. | was soon re-
lleved of all pain. | have since
recommended this liniment to
many of my friends, who agree
with me that it is the best remedy
for muscular rheumatism in the
market" For sale by. NJ. G.
Paden.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1900-04-26
important to Location Holders,

1t is now stated by authority
that the recent rcquiSition Of the
federal land Office for Il list of all
applications for mining patents
made prior to January /, 1899, on
which the claims have not been
regularly prosecuted, is for the
purpose of cancellation, saws the
Mining Reporter. This action of
the department means great deal.
1t will effect q radical change in
the nature of property holding
throughout all the mining regions
of the entire country, for the pur-
pose of the requisition is to nullify
the ownership of such claims and
clear the records of the cumbrous
accumulation Of dead matter.
Let this matter be fully under
stood by mining men. When the
records shall be cleared of all ap-
plications for mining patents made
prior to January /, 1899, "on
which the claims have not been
regularly prosecuted, many thou
sands of mining claims will revert
to the government and all Of them
will be subject to relocation! The
effect of such action will no doubt
damage the interests of many peo-
pic, but beyond the exceptional
instance of individual loss it will
work a beneficial change to every
established mining camp in the
country which is not welded to the
"dog in .manger" policy so dis
astrous to the development of min.
ing interests.
One of the greatest obstacles to
the progress of the mining districts
in this and many other states and
territories in the Union have been
the tenacity of the patent applied
for" locator of one or more claims
in holding back from developing
his property, waiting for some one
else TO do it for him on an abuttinc
claim and who has by cunning dc.
vices been enabled TO withstand
the rights of others upon his do.
main Of forbidden ground. Under
the radical departure from the old
order of things the new locator will
no longer have reason to fear that