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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-05-24

The longest train ever hauled on the
Northern Pacific railway left Jamestown
Friday for Fargo, in charge Of Engineer
Dalzell and conductor Delmore. The
train consisted Of 125 box cars, five Of
which were loaded. Il was $3.50 feet
long, $50 feet less than mile. The train.
was hauled by one Of the new compound
logon otives'rs recently purchased by the
company. Recently the Great Northern
haplsd 4 train of 1l0 cars. and the Bur-.
liagtoa one of 40 but the Northern
Pseihc enjoys the distinction Of hauling
what is bslisped ~ he TIN longest train
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OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
]. 8, Representative, Thos. +. Marshall.
Iena fora ii. .G. HanS6r II. McCumber

Senators, II. e. Hans6rough, II. McCumber
Governor, Frank White. IN gs h ssis
Lieut Governor, David Bartlett.
Secretary OF State, b. =. Porter.
{ Stats Treasurer, .. H. Mcmillan.
State Auditor, AN. Cal rlblom.
ATTORNEY General, o d Comstock. 33 III. "a
Railroad Commission Fs Shea, g. J.
Lord, j. j, Youngbl !.
Superintendent OF Public Ansructfca, = &
Commissioners Of insurance. Ferdinand
Commissioner Of Agriculture and Labor,
R.J Turner. 4. =, s !.
]. j. Youngblood G. j.. Lord.
Judges Supreme Court, N. y. Young, Al
fred Wsflin, D. 3. Morgan.
First District, Judson LaMoure. Pembins.
Second District, James Fuller, St Thomas 4
e n RIPREsENTATIvEs.
+ u Chevslier, Bathgate. & s3ss- 7ss ",
second District, e. II. Restemayer, Cava-
lier, John ThOrdarsOn, Hensel. n
Judge OF the District Court, seventh Ju-
dicial District, w. J. Kneeshaw. Penn
CLERK Of District Court, "A. L. Airth.
COUNTY oFFIcERs.
States Attorney, w. ]. Burke.
Sheriff. +. j. Farr0w. ss
Auditor, Paul Williams
Treasurer, Robert McRride:
he&lAteE OF UeeU1s . 1s NulHAVA1us tg.4
County Judge, J. d. w allace.
Superintendent Of Schools, j. w. Alex
Surveyor, +. B. Hebert
Coroner, DR.. q. F. Erskine.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
First District, +. @. Myr1ck, Pembina.
Second District, g. Sigurdson, GarGar.
Third District, Geo. Taylor, Bathgate.
Fifth Dist, 81. r. Ottem. Chairman,
st. Thomas.
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IA a r. Natures Antldote
999 9n.,ure;:sG 81 ,,,,,.,,

~ tEe only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
Ivy, and all noxious plants. It is COM
posed exclusively of roots and herbs. Now
sisthe time to get the poison out of your
system, as delay makes your condition
worse. Don't experiment longer with
salves, washes and soaps-they never cure.
..ffr. s. NJ: Marshall, bookkeeper of the Atlanta
HlGa) Gas Light Co., was poisoned with Poison
sosk M He took sulphur; Arsenic and various
lotions and salvss with no benefit. At times the
swelling and Inflammation was so severe he was
almost blind. For eight years the poison would
break out every season. His condition was much
improved after taking one bottle Of S. S. S., and
a few bottles cleared his blood of the poison, and
ailevidences of the disease disappeared.
People are often poisoned without
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to our physicians, and they will
cheerfully give such information and ad-
vice as as you require, without charge, and
Wewill send at the same time an interest
ing book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
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the S. S. Workers of North Dakota

~ Dear Fellow Workers.: The annual
convention of our state Sunday School
Association will be held in Casselton,
May %, 30 and 81. AS the time draws
near, we wish to stir up your pure minds
by way of remembrance, remind ding you
that in order to have good convention
"A meeting that will be an inspiration
and ahelp to the workers as we'll as to
the cause, due preparation must be
made. See that delegates who twill at
tend the convention are appointed at
once. Stir up an interest i'll your COM
munity by talking it up, and let all come
who can. The people of Casselton are
preparing to royalty entertain all dele
gates, and we know from past experience
that they are fully capable of doing it.
In addition to the many able workers of
our own state who will be present. we
are to have worker of national reputa-
ton, Mr.. Chas. D. Meigs, the associate
editor of the Evangel, who is whole
convention in himself. No superinten.
dent or teacher can afford to miss the
good things he will give us. The pledges
taken at our last convention made it pos
sible for our field secretary to accom-
plish great work the past year. Come
and hear a report Of this work. Let all
who have not yet paid the pledges made
at last convention come prepared to
make good their promises, so that our
treasurer will not be. hindered in his
work. Also come prepared to make
pledges for the support of the work for
the coming year. And above all, pray
for the success of our convention, that it
may be means of grace to all the work.
ers, giving them a spiritual uplift that
will be felt throughout our state.
@ Yours in the work,
]. M. WYL1E, Pres.
Drayton, N. D., May IA, 1901.
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The Pioneer Express.
THE POOR FARM.

ne MOuntalneer, IN taxing up Our
statement to the effect that the paupers
or partial paupers Of this county would
s no value as farm help, takes occa-
slod to add several slurs, insinuations
and erroneous statements which have
nothing to do with the argument except
to attribute some sort of ulrerior design
on our part and is unlike Editor Lees
usual straight forward style; but as the
personalities are personal we omit reply,
except to that the Mountaineer says we
once advocated the purchase of a poor
farm to be located near Pembina. This
is a mistake. We have never favored
the purchase ola poor farm near Penn
bina or elsewhere.
We said there were no able-bodied
paupers in the county Of any value for
farm work. Mr.. Lee says we made no
''point" but takes considerable space to
prove the contrary, and asserts:
While no assistance may be granted
to "able-bodie paupers, it is a fact
that there are those who are drawing as
sistance enough to keen them + that
could do farm work, and enough Of them
to do nearly all OF the work. T is also
saet mat ,a,ge ngt NUMBER o. Inose SO
were We compelled to We work for ,,sit i On The ths
poor farm or any otker farm, for the
mattersof that. They are undeserving in
the first place and impose on the county
Il i these naras;tes % VIA that ~ We ~ wonid .sy *
away with, and il is 81 means 81. the
.;,, ~, Il! .ne paoeeeosI ~ 9. ,a me Iafm
snatron. 81 IN Who Tho viii have ~ e, charce 81 % -the
house and inmates, and 60 a long way
towards paying the expenses Of keeping
" PoGl Wao a.s aeye.v'ng =, sna nsea
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THE. CHINESE WAR.

Five thousand Chinese last week peti-
toned the us. government to let the
Americantroopsr remain to protect them
and exercise police duty in the city of
Peking. They were told that it was no
part of our governments business to use
our army for such purpose tor foreign
nation, but in the broad sense of protec-
ton our government always would do
what they could, and that while the
American soldiers had necessarily come
TO China as enemies, they were leaving
as friends.
The American nation has every reason
to be proud of the achievements Of our
army in China. The march to Peking
was brilliant exploit, attended with
hard fighting and imminent danger of
annihilation. And on their part the
American troops stood second to none
in efficiency, bravery and individual ex-
plot. Butt is in the events that have
followed the successful taking Of Peking
that the Americans have won their
greatest honors. Wholesale looting was
the rule among the troops of most other
nations there, and excesses and crime of
the most cruel and devilish kind have
been freely charged, while at the same
time the American troops have been
given credit for beng neither thieves,
murderers or scoundrels,S but on the
contrary have preserved the lives, pro-
perty and peace, as police, in q manner
which the petition referred to amply
testifes. '3.5.s & +. .@ ~, 53.
incidentally, ii lisa great compliment
TO the individual American private sol
dier, for the qualities that make a good
police force are not necessarily p resent
among army troops. Officers Of any
army are supp to be, and commonly
are, gentlemen, but the private soldier
is not genera lly xpected g be subject to
any special moral restraint Of his own.
VIC have SSFeat reason IS i apeopie IS,
feel proud Qk sshe record il China of squr
goyesnnis ! As "a eefs and .he private
soldier. M A. time ID our ll,iss
tory. and saEI tEI,aps Sin sslli history, when
Esoldier5 nlaisS j u aefent' eonntries.
MAJ marches ID s & \ I 'll.s IS ss,s EsaslaII 4
purpose. "
The. .comps itiop ~ q d Ssoss 10 beens
before the n d u ) isosiid, md
she 81. nn4sl6s \. z ss l,,
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!, Entered at the postoface at Pembina as second
class mail matter.

The PIONEER EXPRESS is sent only on the di-
ect order of subscribers, andls continued until
ordered stopped and all arrearages paid.
The rate of subscription is alike to all, $500
per year. Subscribers paying In advance have
the choice of several premium papers in addi-
don.
plimentary only, and while we desire them to be
considered as Invitations to subscribe, they will
not be continued except upon request.
The PIONEER EXPRESS is the best advertising
medium in the county, having q more general
circulation than any other paper. Card Of rates
sent on application. *
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The supreme court has entered jadg-
5ment In the Tronslin-S Sonderall appeal
,casein favor Of Tronslin. The contest
;was for the Office Of county superinte,.d.
ient of schools for Walsh county. and on
the face of the returns Sonderall got III
most votes. 83 ,s
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M. WYLIE, Pres.
Drayton, N. D., May IA, 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
ResiStencia y aggression
Jose Suarez en- peligrO de muerte

Hoy ampiamos con mas informes uno de
nnestros telegramas que pubicamos aver con
el rubro &Un suceso3
Antes de anoche Sc eDcOntraba ell maqui-
nlsta prlmsro del SVAscos, Jose Suarez en- una
casa de meretrces, donGe tom6 varias copas--
contra su costumbre.-A POGO ratio Sc habla
quedado dormido pero al depestar tnvo un
momento de locura comen20 inferir go pes
todas las pupilas de dicha casa, rompiendo
varlos muebles, por 10 que Sc hizo necesario
lamar la policfa.
Esta lie sac6 del local al querer detener
e Suarez hzo fuerte resistencia abofetesndo
los'guardiss. Estos lie acometieron con ell ro'
Ten; perO eran vencidos.
Eut0nces Sc reunieron siete n1meros, pro.
pinandole brutales golpes. Sc cuentan Ca
,orce heridas en- sn cuerpo, todas de tai mag
nitud que ponen en- peligro su vida.
En- la cale de San Justo, frente la far.
nacia del senior Patron, fu6 donde mas Sc cas-.
tig6 al nfeliz. Testigos oculares dicen que
despues de caer desmayado un guardia le su =
ministraba sendos rotenaZos.
Gracas a la Intervention de I'm distingui-
10 comerciante puertorrqueho, Sc contuvo 10
que va tiene un rombre apropiado EN- nuestro
1iccionarlo: el abuse.
. Mas tarde Sc le condujo al cuarto de soCu-
rros, dende Sc le practlcaron las primeras Gu
ras, de aquf al hospital de Santa Rosa ALI
20 encuentra en- estado muy grave
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
"EL FALCO" RESP0NDE
NO HAY TAu DEOADENGlA

Tn peri6dico de San Juan, entire otras no.
ticias de Caguas, trae esta
&La fabrica de cigarrillos Lopez Fdlc6
que principle brindando al pdblico un produc-
to eyceente, empi- "a va decaer su credito
dsminuyendo en- dos Ell uGmero de cigarriilos
en- cajatlla y hacerlos tan comprlmldos que
para absOrver ell humo SO va necesltar una
bomba aspirante.
Me permito lamar la atenci6n del senior
Lopez hacia este punto, conste que me impe-
le hacerle esta observation, e interes que
siento por la acreencia de esa fabfica
Agraiezco ell int9res pero necesito declr
que la fabrica Et Fdlc6 20 decae nj decayo
nunca. Hoy mantiene doble nGmero de ope-
rarios que antes Las 6rdenes crecen de dia
en- dfa apenas hay tempo para serVir los pc
didos.
Ri pGblico sabe que nuestros productos,
rivalizan con los de Cuba. L9 elaboration es
perfecta la presentation en- cajas y caietlllas
elegante En cuanto al nGmero de cigarrillos
en- cada envase, depende del gnsto de los con-
sumidores AL comercante que desee diez Sc
lie complace y al que desee mayor ndmero,
tamben.
En- ESQ no hay regla fla. mayor nd.
nero de cigarrillos, corresponds mayor pre-
clio. 81 Sc solicitaran de vEINTE de cUAREN-
ia, sc harlan tambi6n. Y de igual modo 81 Sc
solcitaran de OCHo 8 de sEIs.
Invite al Gutor de la notca para que vis-
tie los talleres los dep6sitos. Sc ;onvencera
de que EL FdlcG esta 4 la altura donde no al
CANA con sus tros la insidta. Y lie dare con
gusto explicaciones que lie persuadan de que
aquf SO hacen las cosas a derechas con acier-
to.
El Fdlc6 va conquistando rapidamente el
mercado de Norte America. No Sc detendra
en- la marcha Y .asf servira este pats, al
presigio de su ndnstria y su necesidad de
trabajo bien retrbuido.
GregOriO Lopez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
AguinaIdO Gambia
de COnduCta
Sc REslSTE, ENERGlCO, d SuS-
CasBlFs UNA FR0CLAMA

Los dltimos cables nos informan que Agui-
naldo ha tomNlo uua actitud de todo punto
en6rgioa, viN Da Que con 6 observan los sme-
ricanos en- Manila.
Anteayer Sc reunieron en- la Carcel en que
Sc halla ell generalisimo varlas autoridades de
los Estados Unidos y algunos importantes ia
galos, exhortandole que dirigiera una pro-
cama los rebeldes para que depongan las
armas.
El referido prisonero dijo que no ha-
b6nd0sele cogido empleando la traici6n, con-
5inuarfa al frente de sus fueFIas luchando
contra los nuevos dominadores Sc neg6 re-
dactar ell documento por juzgarlo deshonroso
para su causa.
Los referidas autoridadeS le amenazaron
con ju2garle mlitarmente y saleron confe-
renciar con ell general Nc Arthur,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
Tn informe
CONTRA Mr.. WUEBOHER.

Aver Sc acerc6 estas ofciaas e seIor don
Pedro Chiess, presentsndo sus qnejas contra
las incorreceiones de Mr.. Emilio Wuebcher.
investigator del Estado.
Refere q0a.por la maiiana estuvo este en-
ell establecimiento de don Nicol6s Lopez, situa
do en- Ia calle xMufioz RiveraS esluina SJi-
m6nez Slcard6,S sospechando que alf hubiese
VI chiUo de tabsco.
Procedi6 su muncioso examen di igien
dose luego Ia cocins de la casa particular de
Lopez, sin ell beneplacitode nadie. All registr6
debajo del logon, despues sali6 afuers tlraudt
la puerta del frente, que da acceso Ia citad'
casa, la abri6 Lanz6 una ojeada volvi6 &
cerrara
TodOs esos actos hechos sin ninguns col
tesla en- formas en- extreme mortihcantes.
En otros sitios-nos dice el que Informs
ha proeedido con Ia misma' .cohdueta Mr.
Wuebcher, por 10 que no Sc le oeulta 81 des.
contanto de ma gran parte.del yecindario de
caguaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

El domingo pr6ximo predicard Ell la igle
STA de San Jose ell honorable padre Blenk, Obs
po de esta di6cess.
Muchos son los ieIes cristianos que Sc
preparan DIR la evangelical palabra de nues-
ira primera autordad ecclesiastical.
Esta tarde SO hzo la mar ell vapor espa'
fol &Isla de Panay,S que procedente de la Ha-
bana entr0 en- la maiiaDs de hoy.
Ha embarcado para Espaha en- viaje de re-
creo don Juan Pons, rico capitalista de esta
ciudad.
Anoche Sc termin6 la installation del crnce
del ferrOcarril ell tren electco, en- Riope-
dras. Los. rails estan tendidos hasta la eeta-
ci0p.
Llaman aqul mucho la atencl6n las dli-
cutades que pone ell ayuutamiento a la IN
presa de los carros electricos para el montage
del Rlumbrado.
Resuttan muy cCucurridas las hoven4s dc
San Jose que SO vlenen celeorando en- la igle-
STA de Cathedral.
81 es possible la organization completa de
III CO0DHulH u6 LbTbu6ld puOi quo
trabaia en- nuestro colseo, hara una tempora-
do en- la villa de Guayama.
Don Jaime Vllaseca, estmado amigo CO.
rreligionaro, ha sido agracisdo con ell nombra-
miento de torrero del faro de Vieques.
Viaseca fue uno de los procesad0s por los
sucesos del Il de Septiembrey es de los que no
eaudIcan nunca.
LIE felicitamos.
Don Carlos Atiies ha sldo n0mbrado
representante del Comit6 do defensa contra el
bill Holander en- los pneolos de Truj jillo-alto
Rio Grande.
Encu6ntrase com pletamentg restablecido
de su grave enfermeded ell hijo del alcalde de
Toa.Raja, don Francisco j. Sala
El doctor RaguerO FeliG fG5 @ medico cue
lie asisti6 con una asidudad inte!igencia que
Yencieron.
Feictamos al querido amigo por 81 triunfo
m6dico al sefior Salas, nuestro migo tam
blen, por haber recuperado su hijo la salud.
Don Francisco Prats, torrero del faro de
Ia Mona, ha hecho renuncia del cargo que de-
sempeiiaba.
Sc piensa dedicar negocios partcuares
Don Nepomuceno Flores, de Barceloneta,
80 encuentra aqui.
Han embsrcado para Espafa don Felipe
Fernandez, don Antanio D1yi Gonzalez FAINT
iia, don Manuel Ssnchez-soco de Los Mucha-
chos-don Manuel Canellss, don Donate Aba
20, don Juan j. Fernandez de 2io Piedras
don francisco Fernandez Gonzalez.
Don Francisco Bou Bou, de Barros, Sc
encusntra de paso en- esta capital
ri vapor americana S9atauiaS, que condu.
10 Ia expedition que ibs para Ell Ecuador, en-
tF6 hog en- este puerto.
Nuestro cOrreliglonsrio enthusiastic, don
Carlos Ledesma, Sc ausent6 para Seyilla-Es-
pafia--donde reside su sedor padre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
a DIESTRO Y sINIEsTRO

No cabe duda.
Los incondicIonales de nuevo cuhO Sc adap-
I, tan maraviosamente los afejos procedimien-
tos ubarrinos.
Los hscen suyos; los perfeccionan y au-
mentan.
Sc6mo no 81 entire las fguras mas promi-
nentes de ese partido, Sc halla un Manuel
Egozcue, antique seide del Gran Santon IN
condconalr
Por ESQ no es chocaute a nadie extrafa
que, llevando su complacenca y sn servilismo
hasta ell Gltimo extreme, Sc dediqnen recoger
millares de frmas fin de ofrendarlas como
homemade q Mr.. Allen, nj mas nj menos que
en- tienpos aciagos para la patria chlca, reco-
gian los conservadores firmas mas frmas
con objeto de felicitar Sanz Romualdo Pa
lacio. Weyler a Cirujeda.
Mas aIn.
Circula ell rumor de que Sc coacciona los
empleados por medic de amena2as de ese
modo Sc les obliga a estsmpar sus nombres en-
esa especie de alb 1m-reglstro qne 80 destna
nuestro excelso nunca bien ponderado go
bernante.
La historic su reproduce, ed todos sus de-
tales con todas sns peque1eces trquihue-
las.
Desde luego que entire los frnantes, en-
primer termino como siempre no ha de taItar
Egozcue,
csc gran dgrddnd0r
dc t0dOS LO' Segtsmund0s.
Primero faltaria el sol en- el horizonte.
#*A
iOu6 hombre tan funesto
En- todo tempo, en- toda OCCASION, 10 msmo
baio ell orifama de Castillo que bajo La ban
dera estrellada de los Estados-U Unidos, ha de
colocarse frente al pals y sus verdaderos inte-
reses.
Y asf como brind6 So APPLAUSE su estfmu-
10 4 las dragonadas de Palacio las infamlas
de Weyler, la clliripG de Cirujeda-el heroe
por eouivocaci6n- -asi tambien creese en- eI de-
ber en- ell case de apaudir y estimular los
desacertos los errores de Mr. Allen, que tan
caros cuestan Puerto Rico.
SEs prurito de fgurar?
dEs perversdad de instinto?
5Es ansia de medro?
iEs carencia de sentido moralP
Ago de todo puede que haya en- ell
tondo.
La adulacI6n y el servilismo son inheren-
tes a su uaturaleza.
Por ESQ Sc inclno aver ante los tiranue'
los espafioles recogi6 las miga1as que le arro-
1absu; Dor ESQ SO incliua hoy ante Mr. Allen
Mr. Hunt con una fexibilidad de espina DOR
sal, que es el pasmo y la admiration de GUAM
tos le conocen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20

Barrer para adentro, es su divisa.
6Que de particular tlene ESQ?
Sempre antepuso sus conveniencias per-
sonalisimas los intereses sagrados del tie.
rru1o.
Principle por ser un NAL puertorriqueGo;
continue por ser un NAL espahol acabsra
forzosamente por ser an NAL americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
NOTIC1A6

Sc dice que don Fernando Pla trata de
q II soul, una iabrica de tabacos clga-
trill e.
Todsvia no hs sido capturado Jose cede-
IA. lndIvlduo one Sc fug6 haee muchos dlas
- Is sageel Dc esta poblacl6n, Fealizsndo nn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
Lisa II 6m& 6 n.
eran eamIserIa con Tren Dc Iavado Al yanor

Proveedores de Real Cased Epha Fbrs camisas h crdD
cuaquie peddo que haga dicho arcuo 0Jna mOs
Cousante urddo de obss medas camseas cue 81.
bonaduas de todas classes para entes m Pro
ud J esmerc. Pecos lmitsdos,
PEDRo GARCIA RODRIGUEZ -Foraleza nun, sb san Jusa p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
MUY BARATAS

Sc venden dos casas en- Santurce
acabadaS de fabricar, con servicio de
aqua, iDodOros, luz etc. etc. InfOrmarSn
en- esta imprenta en- la botica Colon
plaza de Alfonso XII, capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
Ultima hora
San Juan, Abril 20.
uM GABLE

UA GRBLE
De Arecibo Sc ha trasmitdo al presidente
Nc Kinley ell cablegrama que literalmente CO.
pianos:
SEn representation de la riqueza agricola
comercial, protestamos de informes dados
por e gobernador Allen secretario Hunt
La con lici6n de la lsla nunca ha sido peor.-
Roses, Ledesma.0
OTRO CABLE
Tamolen Sc dirigi0 de dicha villa ell si-
guiente despacho la prensa asocada de New
York:
SSfrvase informar al pueblo americana
que las riquezas agricolas comerciaI MEGA,
por nuestro conducto, las apreciaciones he
chas por ell gobernador Allen secretarlo
Hunt, acerca del estsdo pr6spero de la isla.
La stuaci6n aqui, nunca fue tan mala-Ro
SEES, LEDEsMA.S
C0NTaA Ell MO80P0LIO
El honorableSAttorney generals ordena
la Corte de Distrto de Maysguez que auxilie
al alcalde,don Bias Nadal,en sus propositos de
corregir ell mon0polio en- la venta de la carne.
DISGUSTO
Reina profundo dlsgusto por Ia debilidad
de la Camara de Comercio respecto q los acuer-
dos tomados en- la session de aver.
NO SON EKACTOS
Carecen de alguna exactitud los lnformes
que pubica SThe San Juan NewsS de hoy so
ore las resolncicnes de la Camara de Concrete.
EN- LEBERTAD
81 gobernador civil INFERNO manda al iuea
le policia de Isabella que popga en- libertad al
aido Juan Poianco
HABLILLhS
Sc habla mucho de que Mr.. Luce Fer
asndez sJurcos imponen sus opinlones en- los
.ctos della Camara de Comereio, Esto es objeto
Dc dprisimas eensurag.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-20
LATDROT 8 Smith
ABOGkDOS
Oraag Z, Saaa JNan, Pto. Rico

Ofrecen al pdblico sus serviciOs
profesionales en- los asuntos ante los
Tribunales insulares y la Corte de
Distrito de los E.E. U.U.; y con es-
pecialidad sobre cobro de cr6ditos hi
nntecarioe.