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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02
II SAspesl ~ Pases

- ~ acquaintance met HoFacs
0eDeley one day and said ''Mr
0geeley I've stopped your paper
Wave yoa?' said Horace We'll
oot's too bad, and the old white
~ went its way.
The next morning Greeley met
~ subscriber again, and said Il
tAoaght you had stopped the Tri-
Aaae?" $50 ] did" "Then there
0sst be some mistake" said Horace
"1Or ! Just came from the office and
- presses were running, the clerks
Uese ~ busy as ever, the composit-
ess were hard at work, and the bust
sess was going ON the same as yes
tsrday and the day before. ''Oh, :"
eiscalated the subscriber, 81 didn't
nesn that ] had stopped the paper, !
seopped only my copy OF it because ]
1idn't like your editorials. "Pshaw
\ wasn't worth taking up my time
- tell me such trife as that" re-
sorted Greeley. my dear sir, if you
sxpect to control the utterances of
Tribsne by the purchase of one copy
. day, or if you think to find any
newspaper worth reading that will
sever express convictions at right
eagles with your own, you are doom
ID TO disappointment"
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

FIELD and FSrm The h,g EoSs
beef trust wss sssasFt eRo~eh ~ poll
of the se<essi Rsaad jury ~anA Ass
been prying into soase cf rss privsse
affairs Issely and the SIGHT hes co.se
practically to nasght The usesn-
bers q tie packers trsst went 10
Washington this week 10 tell ths
President their tale Il woe They
say IT is really shameful the wsy
they have heeR used by that grand
jury. They insist that it was rude
and sneeatIemsnly the way the
United States prosecutor pried into
their private affairs and made them
tell things they did not want to tell.
The sqaeallnG Of these people has a
dellRhtsoMe sound 10 the ear of the
average citizen. lie has satisfied
himself that the packing house trust
is nothing more than organized rob-
berry and that the men who make up
the trust are commercial highway
men. These men have labored un-
der the impression it seems that law
was all right for ordinary plug citi-
zens but that it is not intended 10
apply TO multimillionaires.
Butter wraps for sale at NewsCham-
pion once.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

1t is about time. we were advertls-
ing Cattleman's day in proper style
There is chance here TO make a
state festival that will attract thous-
aims Of visitors. Gunnison has a
patent on the idea, and it is a good
one, worth - much - strawberry
Day" or Peach Day" just com
bine . fish bake with the festival in
order TO have . feed to advertise
chat is always high drawing card)
and we have all the elements of q
first class state holiday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

A lunatic was discovered Satur-
day by Marshal Snodgrass and
promptly locked up. The fellow
has been walking into houses about
town and frightening people gener-
ally by his strange actions. II. l..
.Ahrens, was the name given and he
claimed to have lived in Victor.
Perhaps his dementis came from OBJ
serving the patriotic efforts of Dis
trict Attorney Hamlin to protect his
friends inthe mine owners assocla-
ton.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

One has only TO glance a the
amazing amount Of water going to
waste down the Gannison and .
dozen little streams 70 wish some
of it could be had next summer On
big stretches of mesa land. Some
of these days it is going to be held
in reservoirs and used during July
and August The problem is one
for first class engineers TO tackle, but
as the pressure of population in-
creases. thousands Of acres of fertile
land in Gunnison county will 10
taken up and watered by suitable
reservoir systems.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

The laxative effect of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is
20 agreeable and so natural that you
do not realize it is the effect of .
medicine. For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

At the state county high school
oratorical meeting TO be held in
Montrose this evening. Hoa. Dexter
T. Sapp of our city is one Of the judi
0es. 1t is to be regretted that Gun
nison has no orator TO compete in
the contest.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

At the Gunnison Hardware OA. =
q steele rod and reel ssed BY J. C..
BARTLETT TO catch tsrpon on ths ~
rids coast Rsther q miRhty ta1khs
il appears beside our trout fIy ~.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

Last year o. ''Strswberry Day" =
0leawonA sprinss. eight rospleA
we're nssrrsed. Wonder il Cattle
mans Day" will he ~ daaeeross to
the pssce of mind Of Gsnnlson .
Young folks.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

Speaking Of the Tsaae ainaG -
river, Lewis Rice tells M it laIks -
hnest in yssu. Ssow 10 seia ~
down, with immense hanks = 01s
for summer irrigstioa water.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

Mrs.. heasy TescAe~t II 0u1es -
quite seriously hort lesa wssk, = .
rssswsy. Shs wss thso~a 1su0 -
buggy, cot skost the kssA - -
ssd ujused internally.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

Exchange-"Pa! vat ish a mag
metz" inquired little Moses of his
father. "A magnet" "A magnet"
said his sire, "a magnet | told you
alretty ish Won of dem tings vat eats
holes in the cheese.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

The rsbber mill at Salida hss -
Gently secured . stack Of the UsD1
for experimental psrposes, peyta0
$50 q ton for gathering. At -
rate the laborers made $3.50 ~.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

County OFFICERS.
County Clerk AMI Recorter ! y. Brothess.
CDenty Irsasl lrer, =. l.. Whipp.
DAerin, Vim. Watts N.
County Assessor. p. J. Hurley.
Coanty Surveyor, j. 2. Heiner.
County Att rnsy d. r Sapp.
Coanty judge. ,ieo N ..thariagton.
Couaty Supef ia ten lent. Miss Fannie Bur,~<t
(t,Nnty Coroner, Geo l.. Miller.
County Com ssioner list District, T. n. Collins.
County Com missioner 2nd District, n. Custer
Coaaty Commissioner srd District, j. H. Meek
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

GIs~weod Spria0 - s1Amnuo
Jane ~ ~ the Asae Sr 0asss1y
hay tAis yssr, and slsssAy - -
oss co@sistsss ase AAsA q uOk -
the psaes1A.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02
0vnnlson Town Officers.

ounnieon Town OFFICERS.
1ayor, T. J. fhompson.
Ctsrk r. w. Harper
Ir0&saPer, ". A. Clark.
Lasshal, =. y. Duree
Police \ mseistrate, Jas. A. Lsahy,
Attorney, B. N. Neg .aer.
fr4seess y. T. n.eller, e. 4 Warrington, ".
T. Richardson, 2. ". Harper, r. G. 1OSiss and
Co. masoa.
The A'~rt q Trustees 1ests the AssG Msoday
- ooch naath.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

RsacAusss sksnA hu1ns - 6st1G
nesr tke Gussissa Ivss - 0ss40
o~s. rAs sss0 = sssiaG - q
bo~nds.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02
usfful imfoanarloa.
u. .. MAILS.

Morning mail going west closes at 0:SO O. n
en1 evening mail = ing east at 30 u. y.
Crested batte mall clos..s AZ l0:3l
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

Frank Holt of Spencer was here
Saturday attending the County High
School board meeting.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

vsl..siss xisass0w - - 0nGA0
y ksse ssAw - Asg>sss - -
seco~s.s Il bl~'A psi~.isG = -
fus He y asss;NG hsases
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

Ysua Csuusd ounnD s@D - -
pN - naAun 1ualssunD -
~ ~ spnCA ~ o&90
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

0lDoaD TW rlllf
DENVER 4 RIO CRANOe.
Wess hsasA passsaeer arrives 1t 0ua-
+. - =. -
8Aet 6ouad passen9er arrives at 0ua-
419<L - o.2D ,. "A.
CRested Butte train arrives Al Gunni-
con at - p. q.
Cfesesa Batte train leaves 0unsisoa II 40 q n
COLORADO 4 SOUTHERN.
EAes bound mined train leaves Gan
uis0n daily at at.....-..-.-............ leo q n
Missed train from east arrives at Gan
ns~cn At. IN D. n.
aiHed train leaves Gsnnison for Bald
via at.--....-...- ---.............. : 10 Q. -.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02
.A3@Q 40 RA11OB
= -
DO >
Wa 0nD000

49, - 49, - - -
- = uas@. - o6 80
- = ~ - 49, lNU -
- - . qiag - - -
I. s.uil.a. skEA - - =
- - = uuaB = -
~ = sA.a - -. - - oWb
su1knA - - au9ssnR 0mUA
r. sQiaG = Oso-1ulnia6 - =
- ssAs. - ~ kass = Vsua6 =
- ciasGsA - q - -
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

Butter wraps for sale at NewslCham
piOn once,
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02
olvo:a MsecreeY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church of Gun
- ni>on-SanAAy school At 10 q Som
~ service at II .. m. class meeting at II n.
3Dior LeAgDe at p. -. EpWurth LeaGue At
t10 and evening service At 80 D. -. AidveeA
goSer meeting On Wednesday evenings. Bsv.
". E. Perry. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02
soneTy oIeBcvosv.

HOMENs' RELIEF Coz Ps- nests hrst and
" third saturday. at ESQ D. M ia Was,A
zen hall MPs. p p. Miller president,
Mss Bessie Estes. seeretary
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

~ s>nslunsuv - asu1u1lv.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-02

o. U. w., Gunnison LoA9e No. e-Meess
n. first and third saturdays of eaeh moati
u Quinns hall. Main street.
J. L. Dunbar, II. ".
L. n. Easterly, Recorder.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
LEASE ESTO

En- Ia noche del II del pr6xjmo pa.
ado mes al Il del corriente Mayo,
desaparecid de la estancia del cue
suscribe, sta en- Ell barrio de sSan
Antonio, donde pastabs, una potran-
ca slszana india, de seis cuartas de
aIzada POGO mis 8 m6aos, erin, cola
y copete regulares con un lucero en-
! a l%rente, paso bueno y andadura !
como de cinco amos de edad. Estz
marcada ca los cuartos traseros con
as letras II. G. Qlien la ennrsgus 8
&c notieias de ella, sera bien gratif
cado. Csguas, Mayo p de l.oO5. Ia
mon Gafr'a (B arrio de sSan Auto
MOP 3 Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
RUSOS Y JAPONESES

I'll teatro del Tiyoli en- Ecthen,
segln escriben de Magdeboug -Alema-
MIA ha ofrecido hace pocos dias un
es~pectdculo bien curioso.
Una companfa de artistas japone-
sas, de paso en- la ciudad. do en- dicho
teatro n representation, habiendo
acudido a ella gran ndtnero de estu.
diantes rusos de la Escuela Folit6oni-
ca, cue aplaudieron con e1tastasmo &
los artistaS,
Terminada la Representations. los
l6uenes rusos inyitaron d los japone-
ses a IN banqueter en- clique Sc pronun-
ciaron calurosos brindis, por ell Ja
pom, cuyos triunfos han preparado en-
Russia la via de una era de reformas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
MANUEL REINl

Las letras espsholas est6n de pc
Sattie, porque la muerte abre CONT
huos huecos en- ell grupo cue forman
aus mas di%stirguidos es~critores.
En- eHtos dliinos meses han ale
edo Nudez de wee, Balart, Valera.
Gabriel y Ga'an.
AhO:a toca ell EurnU 4 Manuel
Relna, uno de los pocos poetas que
en EGpsda queisban.
Rslna era un vate andaluz d.
gran potencia imsgiusttva y much4s
CALAIS de expression. Descriptive, m6s
que subjective, distingufase por la for
ma mejor que por el fondo. Pero sus
rimaS son de q opulencia y un es
plsndor indecibles.
FL v'rIo castellano, tan anplio.
rotundo y M gestuoso, pierde c q 81
fAlleclmiento de Manuel r. ina 4 unoI
de aus mis- cAracteriza dos INTERPRETERS. !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
LAS MvJtRES AFfI7ADAS

iily Va barbara ca Nueya Yorl,
aoe g 1aa specialized ra,a afejtar
-,61r2s Tene IN rdnero muy regu-
,aT o9 parroqaianas, %niDguna de as
c4alaa es ~joyen, II a~forsunado bar.
b9ro Sc eXpresa asl.
Dlrantc ais4 amos he e.tado afei.
t&1do 4 INA nuier Tres vecss cada Sc
mana. No perniti1 que e tocara
-ino con ans paya.a de 10 mis- AFT.
i&da
n 'esiat aadie dirfa qoe aqqo.la
mpI4r poIsla de arse una barba. QUE
a~Fergcnsarla 4 Ia dc muchos hombreg,
Y co'or de osta schora es cIaro y su
pie i,l,Ima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
Nuaici0aI.- Rio Piedr8y

I'll p%Tesupuesto ordlnario MUM.
clpal' tornado para regir en- Ell aao
h'caI o%nt'aa!e de 1905 a l9)6 apro
0ado por el Aynntamisnto, queda ez.
expueito al pdolico en- esta Casa
Consistorial por ell t6rmino de diez
dlas coutando desde la fecha.- ID
que SO haco pdblico para general
conocimiento en- ~obseryancIa d. Il
pre- yenido en la session IS de Ia eLay
Rio Pielras, P. r. Ma.
20 10 de l9J5 Juan Ca!oca, Alcalde
Municipal. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
OESDE MAYAGUEz
luicios importahtes. Nota.
bIes defensas. SCbre ell
asunto de Mr.. koopel.
UNA %SUBvENCION
Grandcs demandas. Repa-
racI6n del acueducto.
Compa1ia Terradas

Anta la CoIte dc Distrito empeza
ron a verse aver dos causas De inpor
tancia, cue llevG.on n acto lie los jul.
clos un num3rC4o pthslco. Una por
lltraje mayor y otra por honicidio.
Los acusad0s son Juan Sanabr,a :
Pedro Colon Bracero.
Representa- q ambos ell distinguido
iurikconsulto, don Jose dc Diego. ouiep
hiz0 brlllar tes deiensas en- estos ini.
oiCs.
-Un redactor dc ola Voz de Patria>
celebr6 aver n e~ntreyista con el Pro.
eur"dor G9neral de Ia l.Ia Mr. Stuart,
quien sohatla ac;identalmsnte en- esta
ciudad, con Ell fin de obtener informes
ofcisles en- Ell asunto del ex,fscal de
Agladilia Mr. k)opel.
Dicho i%unoloa&" 10, en- res6men, in.
form5 al companso 10 que va sabe,
mos; Qae en- gH dsp4rsa cento nirgu
"a noticia ae torfa 10 los hechos sena,
I'D $ por q rlmor pdblico.
El muuicipi0 do MAJ a2uoz sub
genclona. segdl ae4ardo tornado 0
81 ayuotalnio4to, / 1u9atro buen ami.
90 don Lui. Noatalvo G uenard, cos
$50 dollars anuaios, para cursar estu,
eIo3 understands en- la metr6poli.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
NOTAS De PONCE
Servieios De po'icia. Fra
ses del juez Mac Kenna.
Dos amos de carce'.
FONDOS EN- GAIA
FONDOS EN- GAIA
Carrcras 4 pie. Decoration
day. FER cl hIp6dro
mo. -Otra> noticiaS

Ma.6 FL puesto lie policia dt
Ponce ha realizado. del 26 de Atril a.
26 de Mayo, 422 ser,icios
Ell juez Mc-Kenna- ha sido nom.
brado socio honorario de la Asocia.
ci6n de Cat6Iicos de Ponce,
DE las 10 s~ervicios prestados
por la policia insular de Ponce en- el
mes de Mayo, Sc han visto en- la Corte
municipal, ochenta y ocho, resulta >do
condenados ochenta y cinoo personals,
Y tres abSueltas. Q1edan pendientes
las demas causas.
Ell juez Mc-kenna diio en- la reu
ni6n & que asiSti6 Ell domingo, en- la
casa de los PIP Paules, que en- su ciu
dad natal PittSburg, solo habia en-
1850 dos iglesias cat6licas; y que hoy
pasan de Glen,
La Corte municipal ha condena-
do a Rodulfo Lopez d dos amos de car
Gel y Quinientos dollars de multa por
hurto de ocho gallinas. FL guardia
Marquee denunci6 ell hecho,
En- la tarde de aver habia en- la
GAIA municipal una existencia de c n
cuenta y siete mil novecientos once
pesos s. centavos por ~diversos concep
tos. Fondo para las atencjones de
p%resupuesto corriente, yeiute y nueye
mil ochocientos cuarenta y cinco Pc
SOS Ii centayos dc "a cantidad ante
rior,
Ell pr6Ximo domingo habra tam
bien, carreras a pie en- et Htp5dromo.
lei dia treinta de este mes la of
Gina de correos de Ponce solo estara
alberta de II. Is d II. ~ a. m, por ce.
lebrarse en- ell dia i~ndicado, la fiesta
americana Decoration dan.
-por orden del Juez municipal
ell guardia Ovidio Rojas detuyo a Pc
dro Rodriguez, acuSado del mas ba 10
delito respecto de mi joven,
Ell Ayuntamiento va & erigir en-
el cementerio civil de esta ciudad un
monumepto que gusrde los restos del
inolvidable doctor Pujals. Sc han
sscado & remate las obras del monu-
mento citado.
Las carreras libres de caballcs,
de bieicletas, y de q pie en- ell hip6-
dromo oil domingo, seran con premioi
e! gasrdia Sulsona denunci6 &
Rivera por hurto dc menor
cuantfa.
-Dicsn de Barros que este a6o
por slif escasa cosechs de cafe,
pues los Arbustos han Hore;ido POGO.
Ell guardia M4yol denupci6 &
lose P6rtz Cardona por smenazas d
hargsrits Lebr6u.
-Dlcen do Barrsnquitas que Ia
'arretera de aqusl pueblo al Dc Ba.
'roS vanza rapidam ntr, sfrmaudo-
Q o Ia vez que 90 constrUye.
Dlcen tamb.6l de aqu6I pueblo,
ne on 10 prtxima fiesta de la desa
exon h lbr& sllf dos hose,es on bue.
az condolences para las personals
10 viSlten q Barrauquitas go la tiss.
! indlcA1a; asi co no Gu llras para
lidar los cab 2llos de los coch9s que
AyAn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
70 Whom It May Concern

No.ics is hereby given that an
application has been made by c. II.
nartin, The undersigned, or an ex.
ius &c aoelIae to operate an auto
mnol.e .iae for the carrying Of freight
ana passengers between San Juan
aau Peace, and such conn citing and
.-ealag lines as thu ENsclt We Council
aay grant authority t. cover.
ln.s application VII be presented
= iho committee Oh Privileges, i al.
Ase' and Concessions on the First
lay e Jloe, LIDS, or al uaatever Ii.
ne the Committee may tx to hear II.
gGe1.)
c. y. Martin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
FRENTE AL PROBLEMA

Para eAaminar la naturaleza Y rnn.
cionamiento del gobierno instaurado
aQui por el Bill Foraker, serfa preci-
. remoutarnos asu orfgen, 8 sea al
Iratado de Paris por ell que Sc cedi6 4
Estados tnidos Ell te%rritorio de la H.
il de Puerto Rico.
Iarocia natural que al v|eriGcarso
.a cesi.n, Y siendo 81 cesionario rails
de tan limpia historic democrdtica. y
ie tan hermosas practicas internacio-
males, como Estados UnidoS: parecia
latnral, digo, que Sc hubiera consul
tado Ia yoGuntad del pueblo de Puer-
TO Rico acerca de su future, para que
eSa yoiuntad Sc manifestara de I'm mo-
do claro en- un plebiscito: pues 81 en- al
gin pals ell nero consentimiento tact
TO que .proclama Ell Derecho lnterna
onal no habia dc tener la signifca
& On verdadera de la voluntad de an
pueblo, csc pals es Puerto Rico, donde
p0r Ia peQue0ez superficial y por ell Icon
y4neimient0 que t'enen sus habitautes
da 10 impossible cue es hacer nantes +
taoiones que pudieran luego tener que
ser soStanidos pOr la @fuerza, ell otto
a%5entimicnto q la ocupaci6n de su tie.
rritorio por las tropas americanas,
MS que su ya)untad t3cita, fu6 la eN
preston de su debilidad.
No Sc hjzo el p5e5iscdo y henos aQui
cedidos contra nuestra voluntad Y SUI
getos al imperio de un pueblo fuerte,
que al no consultarnos sobre nuestro
futuro olyid6 su propia experienced.
c~ondensada en- aquel brillante parraro
del Acta de In lependencia de I de ,Ju.
lilo dc l,116, ell que decian sus illus
tres lrmantes @No es tampoco menos
cierto para la seguridad de estos de
lceho5 la libertad y la consecuci0n de
Ia teiicidad han sido eStablecidos los
gODierNO3 CUNO LEGfTIMO PoDER DINA
PA DEL. CoN~ENTIMlENTO DE Los GO.
0r consiguiente donde
qpicra q1e una lorna de gobierno Sc
c0nviertc en- Instruments para la dos-
trueci0u Dc estos fines, eI plebio cStd en-
"a Y 4"bo Y capbiarld i aboliylQ y crear
nueyo gobierno basandolo en- los
principles, y organizandolo en- la for
ma que m8ior conyenga a la ~realiza-
ci6n de 81 bienestar y de su felici-
dads
yerdad es que han cambiado los
siemPos; que los que fueron pueblos
o%prtmidos Sc han transformado Y do
uinan a mundo va. que noSotros no
~oodriam0S, aunque quisieramos, acu.
ljr como ellos a la suprema y Ultima
Dc la guerra para zanzibar 81
,is.ema de g0bierno que Sc nos ha i'm
lu9ato contra nuestra voluntad, Y
Tue consumiendo lentamonte nuestras |
ucrlas occn6micas, habra de arruinar.
los en- pla1o mas 8 menos largo.
Espana, en- eI apartado ;. del art.
X del Iratado de Paris, contrib al
on6reso americana el desecho que
l.@ no t-nIa para que este determi.
lHA Ia %oonbclon poltica &c los natl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27

Ell partido federal del archipelago Sc
reorganiza con energfa. Eel , de Ma
70 debi6 celebrarse una Asamblea
magma En- vista de que es ilusoria la
federation de F%ilipinas con la Union
Americana segdn declaraciones de
estadlstas eminentes - los federales
a%doptaran como linalidad la indepen
dencia de su patria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27

DEL > al 30 de este mes, Sc er-
contrara en- San Juau oil notable al.
nadory reparador Dc pianos don To.
mas O;sro. Damos la notfcia a su
n0merosa elientsla, IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
YFNIA De TABA(O

Sc yende tabaco en- rama de 1904.
calidad superior, procedente de las
meJores vegas de Bairoa. Diriiirse
en- Caguas 4 don NJ, Quinones Cabe,
Judo, 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27
FELIX MATOS BERN|ER
Este reputado escritOr pu-
blicara en- brave I'm nue.
vo librO.
"MUERTOS Y vIvOS"
Estudlos blogra6cos de perso,
mas que Sc han distinguido
en- dlversos paises.

Nuestro ben estimado companero
y amigo don Felix Matos Bernier pu.
blicara en- breve un nuevo libro, Que
va esta escribiendose.
Comprender& una interesante co.
lection de estudios biogratcos.
Jizguese la importancia de la obra
por ell sumario siguiente:
sMUERTOs Y WHOSE
PoRTICO
L}drO L. Emilio CASTELAR,, Jose
AartI, Maxine Gomez, Raimundo An
due2a Pa acio, Juan Pablo Rojas Paul,
Salvador Diaz Mir6n, Ceferino Con
zalez, Antonio Jose de Sucre, Aleian-
dro Dumas, Tomas Estrada Palma.
Jorge Byron, Stoessel, Eloy Alfaro.
Linn Antonio Valero, Juan
Morel Campos, Jose Gualberto Padi.
LA, Martin II. Corchado, Eduardo vi.
Iiaronga, Enrique Molina Enriquez,
i''senuo hlVera Colon, Jose Gonza-
iez Quiara, Eugenio Maria Hostos,
Luis Mu1oz Rivera, Santiago Il. Pal.
mer, James S Harlan.
Libro M.-Francisco Henriouez
Carvajal' Eugenio Deschamps, Juan
lsidro Gimenez, Francisco Javier Ri.
llini, Ricardo Martinez, Manuel Perez
Sosa, Casimiro Cordero, Carlos f,
Morales.
Tratandose de una obra escrita
por la vlbrante pluma de Matos Ber-
nler, estltnamos lnnecesaria toda re-
comendacion. FL nombre del escritor
es la mejor garansia.
La blbliografia puertorriquena es
enriquecera con otro libro de positive
m6rito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-27

nea'nense cada tres cuartos de bora 4
una bora.
Frecios de pasaie por s~slentos
De so9z
De ntche' desde las 6 y media sloo
% Z 'ian autom5viles 4 precios
convencionalss.
ara mas informes diffjanse o6ci.
uas Cruz |; teletono 10. Coch,ra en-
Lia'o Key parada 81; telefono 1.lO6.
ciDco llamadas
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-13
TONGUE RIVER.

Mr.. John RoGigan is quite i'll with an
attack OLA grippe. His many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Hester Hodgson went to cava:
,lier on Saturday and will stay several
weeks with her sister Mrs. ]. "a. Wilson.
Miss Hattie Turner resumed her dnt-
les as teacher in the Goodall school on
on Monday, having spent the past three
weeks at her home in Drayton.
Mrs. !. Kirkby and three children have
returned 20 their home at Stoughton.
ASA, after q few weeks visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. Vaughn.
Mrs. Cake has returned g her home
.in Ontario having ) ,.nt the past summer
with her brother. Mr.. Robert Simons.
She was ccompan,ed BY her grandson,
Master Frank Cake.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-13
WELFORD.

Items from Langton School District No. 1s-
EMMA KAHN. Editor.
GODFRED Morris. Asst.
The Gongays were visiting at Neutce's
last week.
Enrolment last week %. Average
daily attendance 81 per cent. Cases Of
hardness Z.
Another scholar last week.. Rinhold
Remus. he having attended a German
school the last two winters. Now Rim
hold can read and write both languages.
&c Morris has engaged Miss Nellie
Parker from Pembina for the winter as a
tutor for his children. II is very con-
venient these cold days not to 60 out Of
the house to attend school.
Fritz Vollrath went to Winnipeg last
Saturday attending the funeral ofhis
brother-in-law Mr.. Kobold. The latter
was one Of the wealthy butchers Of Win
nipeg. having lived there for over
thirty years. He was an uncle Of Mrs.
LOUIS and F. c. Morris.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-13
The Triumphant Spider.

A little garter snake about five inches
long went to sleep in a wheelwright
shop, and big black spider spun q
web around the reptile. When the lit.
tie snake awoke 1t was literally In the
tolls and began to struggle. 1t finally
managed to free its body. but not its
head. Meanwhile the spider was in.
dustriously spinning fresh threads
stopping occasionally to give the snake
q bite. Then the real fight commenced
and lasted for an hour The snake
could not get away. but it tried its hes,
to bite the spider. without avail. Weak.
ened by its futile efforts and the sue.
cessive stings Of the insect, it gradual.
y ceased to struggle and finally died
Then the spider, presumably triumph.
ant. disappeared under the wall.