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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
N0TTCJAS

Nos dlcen de Areclbo que la benemGitd,
desde que Sc hzo cargo del servicio en- la po-
baci6n Sc abroga facultades que no le COM
peten Sc extralimta en- el cuL-pllmento
de sus deberes.
Pronto nus ocuparemos del asunto par
tlendo de los datos que de aquella villa nos
ofreceu.
Hoy ha comenzado prsstar servcio en-.
ire esta ciud9d y los magnfdcos baiios demo-
minados los APocltosS que tiene en- arriendo
nuestro buq amigo don Miguel Moralez San
tiago, nsa lida Sguagua2 que dicho sefor ha
adquirdo expresamente para el case, fin de
ofrecer mas comodidades los 6afistas.
Pronto introducir6 algunas mejoras en-
dichas termas, que suponemos han de ser fa-
vorecidas por el p6bico, MAXINE en- esta 6poea
de calor sofocante.
La Junta de Reclvisi6n, que ha de enten-
der en- los trabalos referentes al bill Hollan-
der, la consttuyen, para Caguas, Aguas Bue'
mas Comerio, los sehores B. W. Bates, pre-
sidente, don Landelino Aponte y don Felix
Rios.
sus trabato os comenzarau hoy en- esta cu-
dadAinaizando el dia 40, las cinco de Ia
y Leoncio Barreiro-Crulano Dentis-
5alle de Ruiz BeIDis Caguss Puerto
El alcaIde de MaJagde2, den Bias Nadal
Hdenunciado ola B4ndera americanaS por
4 Slito de njuras.
Entire republicanos ande e iuego
Don dRilermo Mhlet tarmacsutico de Ma
yagiieg, resal6 Ia bbioteca de aquela cu-
dad una collection de 10 Sflustlael6n espafiola
y americana.S
FL comandante Eben Swift, esta encar.
gado de las tropas puertorriquefas que sal
| drAn ell lCpes de Csyey en- esCurs6n militar
Cada una de las compaffas sera dirijda por
| los captsnes BRAND, Butler Hamilton J ell
| teniente Locke.
Hace agdn tempo estaba enfermo Regime
| Perez (el Arabe) que Sc encuentra va bien y
muy pronto saldra para los pueblos de la 1sla
con un surtido de articulos de fantasia, Visl-
tando sus numerosos parroquianos.
eE- Jose G. del Vale Fortaleza II )-ofci-
mas para la gesti6n de asuntos administra-
tivos
En- Puerta de TERRA, Capital, ha ceebra-
wv bUeiAmOuio NOh AAoiiAhhNO A6u y dOno
Maria Igaravidez.
Antes de anoche, en- la cale de San Fran
cisco, IN iudividuo de ofcio zspatero fue es-
tropeado por un policia insular, por haber he
Ohio una resistenca pasiya al ser conducido al
Dep6sito
Desde autes de aver Sc hala en- esta ciu.
dad nuestro buen amigo J correligionario don
Ramon Hoyos DelgadO.
Muy pronto regressra Puerto Plata dom
de tiene estsbecida su resldencia, por ahora
lie saludamos cordialmente.
Sc han remitido debidamente examinadas
aprobadas al Auditor de Puerto-Rico, las
cuentas judiciales de los Colectores de rentas
de Ponce Humaeao.
Desde ell lunes % Sc expeuderk LA DEMO
CRAoIA en- la casa de nuestro agents don jose
Labrador, San Sebastian %, Capital.
El acalde de Fajsrdo solicita pr6rroga pa.
ra ls lieencia de que disfruta actualmente.
Don Rafael Maranges CONCEAL de Mays.
gaeE rennncla su cargo por motives de salud.
"a san Juan han prOdusldO Ysrasdsro g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
VIAJE De RECREO

Antes de aver salieron de San Juan, en- e
ferrocarri, ell Tesorero Mr. Holander, ell fs.
cal general Mr. Harlan y ell captain de inge-
nieros miltares Mr.. Flagler, qulenes levan ell
prop6sito de re- orrer la isla.
Desde Arecibo seguirdn viaje caballo pa.
ra Adjuntas, desde cuyo pueblo los conduciran
en- carruaje hasta Ponce. En- esta ciunad Sc
les nniran las seioras Harlan Flagler.
Seguiran despues por la carretera central,
deteniendose un dis en- los bafos de Coamo, de
cuyo punto continuaran directamente ara la
capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
Ultima hora
CONTRA mUhOz RIVERA

CONTRA KuROZ RIVERA
Ell Herald de Nueva York publca una
manifestation de Mr. Allen, atribuyendole al
senor Muhoz Rivera la campaGa contra sn ad-
mlnstraci6n.
Hacele ell cargo de ser anti-americano.
OTRO MUMEaO
En- otre nGmero del Herald Borda contes-
ia en6rgcamente las especes de Mr. Allen
contra los comiSionados
Van ambos artfculos traducdos, por CO.
rreo.
LLEGAROM
Los vapores &Isa de Panay1 <Ponce1
han legado a este puerto procedente de Espa-
fla New York respectiVamente
UN SUCE9O
Ell primer maquinista del 1Vasco1 Jose
Suarez, en- estado de embriaguez, promovi6 un
escandalo. La pplicla quso detenerio y la fAl
to al respeto
Suarez recb6 diez y siete golpes de rotten
y luch6 con los guar lias hasta caer desmaya-
do. Quedaron pozos do sangre en- la calle del
suceSO.
PaORR0GA
Esta prorrogada la licenca del clerk de
la Corte de Arecibo don Enrique Varas.
PARA EL JURADO
En- Arecil SO han eecto doscientas per
sonas para formar ell Gran Jurado.
MAGUAB0
Don Joaquin Miro fiscal de Naguabo, re.
nuncia su cargo. La Corte de HumacSo pide
terna, al ayuutamento de aquel pueblo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19

Aver Sc present6 un caso de viruela be.
nigna Ell la nina de trece amos Trina villa. Que
vive con su madre en- la cale de Betances, es.
quina Padilla.
Ell ceador de hygiene de esta pobac6n
particip6 al seGor alcalde el Suceso, tomando-
Sc varias precsuciones sanitaras para aislar
la enferma evitar el contagio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
SuCeso grave

Tenemos noticia de que en- la carcel de
Humacao ha ocurrido un suceso de caracter
grave.
Nos abstenemos de todo juicio, entretanto
no recib mos detalles concretos que nos ofre-
cen.
El senior FuIladosa, presidente de la Corte
de JuSticia, de aquella cudad Sc ha viSto pre-
cisado intervenir en- ell aSulto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19

Quedamos, pues, en- que, segdn Mr.. Allen
sus ddldtereS, no exlste en- ell Universe mum
do pals tan pr6speroy foreciente como
xeste que siglos ha fue Puerto Rico
hoy debela llamarse Puerto-Fobre.>
Pero la realidad es implacabe.
Y no entiende de aduacones nj servilismos.
Dura, escueta, descarnada,
mnestra 10 que pasa en- torno,
con ella no hay bOlddd,
pues Sc resiste al Soborno.
Por ESQ, dia tras dia, pone de manifesto
Ia MENTIRA OFFICIAL, sin importarsee una hga
del gobierno sus jaleadores.
Prueba al canto.
I'm peri6dico de San Juan-nada sospecho-
SO de desafecto Mr. Allen-refere ell hecho
que sIgue
SAyer-16-en ell tren que sale de Catafio
para Bayam6n a las seis de la tarde, tom6 pa
sale un pobre hombre, an6mico hsmbrento.
GOcup6 su asiento junto los demas pasa-
jeros, sin sospechar que su biIlete era para ell
otro mundo.
Gel tranvia solo tarda de ounce veinte
minutes en- recOrrer dicho trayecto.
&Antes de rendir viaje, era cadaver aquel
infeliz1
Y, por contera, a1ade Ell peri6dico que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
A LOS MEDICOS

Sc venden, recibdos de la fabrlca de c, lin,
Paris, sin uso, un termo-cau eric de Paque :
lin en- SIG mlc'y diez plnzas hernortaticas del
Dr. Pean en- 81 mic.
Para informes q LA DEMocRAcIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19

Nos dlcen de Areclbo que la benem6ritd,
desde que Sc hizo cargo del servicio en- la po-
bac6n, SO abroga facultades que no le COM
peten Sc extraimita EN- el cuL-pIlmento
de sus deberes.
Pronto nus ocuparemos del asunto, par
tlendo de los datos que de aquella villa nos
ofrecen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
.Z.ATDRON & smith
ABOGADOS
O,us /, San Juan, Pto. Rico

Ofrecen al pdblico sus servicios
PROFESSIONALS en- los asuntos ante los
Tribunales insulares y la Corte de
Distrito do los E,E. U.U.; y con es-
pecialidad sobre cobro de cr6ditos hi
potacarins.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
A DIESTRO Y sINIE sTRO

Muy llsonjeras, muy optimistas, en- extre-
mo optimistas isonjeras, son las apreciacio-
mes de Mr.. Allen Mr.. Hunt-Dios los cria
ellos Sc alaban acerca de la situacl6n porque
atravesamos. -. 8 que Los atraViesa.
Seg1n ellos, nadamos EN- la abundancia.
no faltan 2natiyos0 de POGO fuste-i las
TINA de fusta!-que corroboren tai aserto.
Esto es Jauja.
De las ramas de los arboles
cuelgan chori2os, nernies,
longanizas jamones,
butifarras y bis 6S 49,.
Sc hallan en- la via pGblica,
olvdados por miles,
los billetes m0ntones,
las onzas -. puntapi6s.
Pedir mas es pedr golerfa
Desde Que Mr. Alien es nuestro goberDa-
dor, mas menos civil, cuantos nacen en- esta
isla traen un pan debsjo del brazo.
Ahora, 10 que no esta bien
es que, pese nuestro alan,
muchas veGes ese pan
es un pan. ..... de comej6n
iqu6 NAL, pero que NAL hacen los que
emigran!
No es digno de aprobaci6n
recurrr a esos extremes,
cuando, aquf, todos tenemos
asegurado. $50. ell pGn-te0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
R EGINO PEREZ
Ell ARAHE

Sc dedica al negociO amtulante de
venta de lelaS fnas y de toda clase dc to-
jidos. preDdas y demas objetos de fanta-
sla.
Su residencia en- Barceloneta. P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19

aludmos, adn cuando mas tiene de gnberus-
mental que de otra cosa
STomen nota de este caso, los que prego-
nan nuestra desahogada situaci6n.S
A este replicara Barbosa, que, segdn dicen,
desde bastidores adentro dirige el cotarro re-
publicano:
ia llamo sin Sanfdeon
desahogada sltuaci6n;
porque SO sostenga abogo
en clio tengo ra26n:
iyivo con un deSuhogO. ~.
dPor que me ha de preocupar
un snceso tan vulgar,
mientras 70 peleche cobre?
SDe hGmbre ha Sucumbido un pobre?
iQue 10 lIeven q enterrecl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19

Contlnuemos registrando la prensa.
Y conste que estos datoS los tomamos de la
prensa independents, no de IL federal:
Vtctim0s del hambre en- Ponce.
SCada dfa perece mayor nGmero de vfcti-
mas de miseria en- Ponce, en- cuya ciudad DON
de Sc presencian espeCtacuos ver1aderamente
trStes, parece Que ha logrado entroni2arse.
Antes de anoche encontraron algunos We
cinos, tendido en- la escalera de una casa de la
cale de Wives, un hombre que morfa de ham
bre.
El mismo cuadro presenciaron otras perso-
mas, momentos despu6s en- la escalera de la ca
sa que habita don Simon Pierluissi, en- la cale
Mayor, donde fallecia un infelZ nifio de nece-
sidad.2
6Se quiere aGn mas?
Desde Adjuntas escrlben eel Dlario de
Ponce&:
xHan salido de esta jurisdiction mas de
ceD personas con rumbo Guanica, para emf
grar al Hawaii. Esto comprueba una vsz mas
que tanto aquf como en- toda la isla, oil ham
bre y la miseria sguen invadiendo los hogareS
de nuestras classes trabajadoras, dignas de me
jor suerte.S =
Encogi6ndose de hombros
Barbosa reptile Sasinas;
-Yo cobro. Siga la runa
hasta dejar solo escombros.
Y dice ben.
Porque entire 6l, ,Matieu2o, Guzman Brio.
so, perciben $1,000 dollars anuales; Degetau
5000; aparte de los sueldos que cobran Luzu-
naris, Cruz Castro, oalom6n Dones, Guillot, y
demas prohombres.
GC6mo han de conspirar contra sus intere-
ses, colocandose frente Mr.. Allen y Mr.. Hunt
desmintlendo las falsedades en- que estos in
cuaren, al hablar de nuestra prosperidad y
uuestra riquezaP
6C6mo han de protestar de 10 que pasa,
81 por medro, interes y conyeniencia,
llevan en- Ell EsToMAGo-y no es guasa-
Gla augusta cnalidad de "a CONCIENCIA?2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-19
MUY BARATAS

Sc venden dos casaS en- Santurce
acabadas de fabricar, con servicio de
aqua, inodoros, luz etc. etc. InfOrmaran
en- esta imprenla en- la bouca Colon
plata de Alfonso XII, capital.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-22
FREE D:DLIIv,HRY.s!

The proposition for delivery mail
carriers on stage routes ofmail tivate
persons along the route, as I'd to
il another place il this paper, IA 70
us as a most sensible apd cony ar
;rangement. We often wonder the
department should first take III the
"rural delivery SYSTEM whel .Sular
carriers are hired specially td Sliver
country mail, when a system a tacti-
cally the same thing could SO easily have
been done in 50 large part of3 eoun-
try at very little increased expsr bv the
use of the drivers OF the regfG III mail
stages. Any driver who is truste with
q mail bag is equally trustworthy ri the
handling Of letters and the onal
labor necessary for him to place yael local
mail in the prepared boxes by t6 road
side from the lot as assorted by tfie post
master at the last post office, would take
but little extra time.
We believe it to be a good thing for all
concerned. And in many respects will
be fully equal TO the rural delivery ssys-
tenn" and the star route will aecothmo-
date many patrons who because III dist
ance from the Office or thinly settled
neighborhools could not expect ttOket a
regular rural delivery.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-22
a. 81. -. FIIBAY. FEBRUARY 2a. 1907. NUMB

selected as candidates by any other than
delegate SYSTEM Are not senators
elected " legislatures7 We believe
there are vastly more officials in Office
who are chosen by other means than by
direct vote Of the people, than who are
thus elected. Even the county commits
sioners have powers in this direction,
and in vast majority Of these cases
there hasn't even been nominating eau
Gus or convention.
Il The Herald says il never heard Of any
thing but favorable comments on good
primary laws in eastern states, but seems
to admit they are not all good. Well,
we have not heard from any but the bad
ones then. However, we doubt if the
Herald can give an example Of a state.
county or city where primary law has
produced any better sets Of officials than
we now have, say in the state Of North
Dakota, Grand Forks county or Grand
Forks city-always excepting however
the results Of the recent selection by
primary law in the city Of Minneapolis.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-22
THE TRANSFER OF THE n. ?.

Premier, Robin has in a public speech
last week given out the general details Of
the bargain between the Manitoba gov
ernment and the Mp. VIZ ..ss
From maze Of rather confusing fig
ures we find that the government has
leased the N. P. system in Manitoba,
some 354 miles with the equipment Of
rolling stock, for rental Of s210, 900 for
ten years. 1925, 600 and s275, 600 each
succeeding ten years and $500. 900 per
,annum for the balance Of the 500 years
lease, with an option Of purchase at any
time for o. 0OO, 600. The premier also
states that beside this the province
through guarantee of bonds also controls
other roads in Manitoba, making total
of over 120O miles in Manitoba OF which
Mr.. Robin asserts the people will have
entire control of rates and can do what
they like in the matter Of charges. Mr..
Robin plainly states that this govern
.ment ownership Of roads is intended tc
reduce rates and break up the c. P R.
monopoly. InGthe face of the above
statement Mr.. Robin makes the rather
remarkable announcement that the gov.
ernment has turned the above acquired
system over to the Canadian Northern tc
operate on exactly the same terms as the
government purchase it. How the
people can fix the rates to suit them
setvesss:even. as Mr.; Robin states, make
wheat rates nominal or nothing, and ye
the Canadian Northern consent to rur
the road and pay the rentals and oper.
ating expenses, seems queer but things
are different over in Manitoba.
The building of the c. P. r., first start.
ed as a government road and then sold
to the c. P. R., including Manitoba's
birthrights, and almost similar action to
get in the N. P. Railway after finding out
their condition, are matters ofrecent his.
tory, and thsir neighbors here across the
line will look with great deal OF interest
as well as curiosity at the outcome OF the
new deal, which is practically the third
trial at government ownership of rail-
roads. The new combination of Mani.
toba and the Canadian Northern expect
to have an independent outlet direct to
Fort William by Oct. 1st OF this year,
and theoretically will have the oppor,u-
nifty of carrying the bulk of the freight
each way, and thus have as good oppor-
tunit'es OF showing what can be done in
this direction as could be imagined, as
they will have only the G. P. r. as a
rival; and as we said we shall watch the
experiment with interest from over here.
The Canadian Northern is completed to
the Rainy River from this end aid with
in one hun red miles of the Rainy River
on the other end. a branch to Duluthis is
to be built in the future by the terms Of
the lease.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-22

The eP1oNsERlExrREss, is sent only ON the di-
ect order of snbec; ibers, antisls continued un1l
ordered stopped and all arrearages paid.
per year. Subscribers paying in advance have
the choice Of several premium papers In addi-
ton. 81
stSample" or r.'marked sopies' are sent as com.
plimentary only, and while We desire them to be
considered AS invitations to subscribe, they will
not be continued except upon request
The PIONEER ExPRfsR ts the best advertising
medium In the county, having . more general
circulation than any other paper. Gard Of rates
sent on application.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-22
The Pioneer Express.
PRIMARY Law AGAIN.

Z 4
The Grand Forks Herald in answering
an editorial Of this paper on primar,
elections says among other things:
The PIONEER EXPRESS stick; to the
idea, that the people have not sufficient
intelligence, or sufficient time to posi-
themselves, TO properly consider the
qualifications of candidates tor nomina.
ton for political offices. If that is cor.
rect we have all along been working on
a wrong principle, for if the people are
not capable of nominating, how much
less capable must they be Of electing
officials?'
We want first to correct the idea init
mated that we intimated that the people
are not capable" or Intelligent A
man may be very intelligent and capable
and yet know nothing about running a
steam engine or even daily newspaper
like the Herald. There is considerable
difference between selecting candidates
for party and electing candidates at the
polls. At a convention or a primary,
generally, the most Of the candidates are
naturally strangers to most Of the elect.
ors. After nomination the candidates on
either side spend from one to three
months introducing themselv sand
each other-tos the people SO that. by
election time the people BY this personal
canvas and through the papers have be-
come somewhat acquainted with the
merits and dement's of the candidates.
And it is in this difference Of selection
by party and actual election at the polls,
is where the underlying idea Of primary
election fails.
Ifstle people at large have the intelli-
gence and capability and cquaintance
with persons and party policy, ;;etc. Why
have any primary election at all Why
not omit any preliminary selection and
go direct to the polls and elect officersl
{ However, il the work Of selection BY tie
convention is not satisfactory to the peo-
pie, as 4 matter Of fact, they almost III
ways do show their Intelligence and
apabiiity'' on election day BY voting
against the ectionable candidates So
selected, and AZ the polls there IS already
and always oppor ortunity whicI, the pro-
moters Of pri,nasy law now centend the
voter does not have. The Herald sar-
lcasticaily observes: 9ss555S
IS Ne should sthere fore adopt Il delegate
system of electing, f0r IDS talacc lei theaa
town boards be elected bYs lie peonie
|tlae county conmiss slels by TIE town3
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-22
(o Natures Alfllsfe
> > FOR

ls the only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
Ivy, and all noxious plants. II is cpm-
posed exclusively Of roots and herbs. Now
is the 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.
MI. 8. NJ: Marshall, bookkeeper Of the Atlanta
(Ga) Gas Light Co., was poisoned with Poison
Oak. oak dEat He took Sulphur Arsenic and varoul
lotions and salves with no benefit. At times the
swelling and Inflammation was 90 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
few bottles cleared his blood Of the poison, and
all evidences of the disease disappeared.
People are often poisoned withou,
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to our physicians, and they will
cheerfully give such information and ad-
vice as you require, without charge, and
we will send at the same time an interest.
ing book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-22
Real Estate Transfers


-. - -
Real Estate Transfers. II
The following is a list of realaS !
transfers made from January /, l9O1
IT ] Kelley to VIM Porter S hf sSc
29.16O.54, Lodema y.
j E Countryman to c E Hood lots
8 to 70, blk 8, Drayton
B Well to w G Well Sc or and R
hi ne or and e hf NV or "a 1852. 2.SA
nhfse qrswqr 1928, Bathgate B
Louis P Strong and wife to Eliza
Kyle lot, b 20 and lots l, 2, 8 30
164-54, st. Joseph
w H Young and wife to James
Spotswood Sc Or 1-16l-55, Akfh
Robertson Lumber Co to David
Falls part Of ne or ne or l3 l59
55, Crystal.
Mary McCaffery to NJ w Hastetter
NV or 25-l59-54, Flora. ....,
Tohn Mahon and vie and 7 IBID
Robinson and wife to AlexandeIs
Duncan W hfs sw or 21, W hf NV
or %, e hfne or %, e hf Sc qr
except 20 acres west side e hfS
20 1886 ST. Joseph ~ u. a 4 4 Z
7 Asmundson and wife to VIM
Souder hf Sc or 26, n hf ne or
B-162-56, Liberty.
Security Imp Co to Laura E Foster
n hf NV or, Sc Or NV or, ne al
sw or M-162-56, Liberty.
Laura E Foster and husband to
K B Skagford W hf e hf ne ar sw
ar, n hit NV or and Sc or NV az
24-l62-56, Liberty.
Thos Calvin and wife to Chas
Severston lots 8 and 4, 49,
1852, Midland
Minnie Often and husband to los
E Lee lots II and IL, b z Neche
JOS E Lee and wife to Minnie E.
Often lots II and -, b 20, Neche
H Sislason to A Sislason hf int in
S hf NV or and S hf ne or 1859
56, Gardar ........
II Gislason to c Gislason hf NV
or, ne or NV Or, NV ar ne or z
1886, Gardar ...............
Fred Weiss and wife to A P Hardy
lot 63, blk 5, Crystal ...........
Almeria Young and husband to
Albert Ganssle Sc or 22-16O-54
and sw or % 16O-54, Lodema. D.
Sheriff of Pembina county to Chas
P Chase sw Or l2-162-52, Midland
S Sigurdson to P S Gudmundson
Sc Or Sc Or s 1885, Gardar. =.
Neil thompson and wife to Ralph
H Stull e hf lot 10, b7, Cavalisr
Auditor of Pembina Co TO E w
conmy NV Or Sc or and n hf sw
or %, n hf Sc or 90 -164. 81. Penn
bina township.
Alex Med Dougai to Margaret Nc.
Dougal ne ar 8-l62-55, Avon. ]
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