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Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

Roy Loynes returned this week from
trip of several weeks including the
principal points of interest to land
prospectors in the Canadian North
west.
DR.. Paul Robillard was passenger
last Friday to Montreal, returning to
. his home there after visiting for several
weeks with his brother, Hon. N. Robil-
! lard, of Olga.
An enjoyable event of the past week
was surprise party rendered Mrs. E.
A. Farrell on Tuesday evening prior to
her departure for visit east during
the winter months. The guests, whose
arrival was entirely unannounced, CON-
prised the members of the Lady For
ester Order. Mrs. Farrell has presided
over the Langdon court in the capacity
OF chief ranger during the past twelve
months and her retirement with the
close of the year brought as an express
sion of regard from the court a care
fully planned presentation of a table set
of cut glassware. The evening was a
thoroughly enjoyable one to everybody
present.
This forenoon Rev. Dougherty con-
Quoted the funeral of the infant son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Albert LeBrun.
The death of both parents within the
past year followed by the taking off of
their only child forms such strikingly
pathetic incident as is seldom found in
community. The father, Albert Le-
Brun, died shortly after the beginning
of the year after short illness of
typhoid fever, and the wife was called
home less than q couple of months ago
heving since the early summer been
suffering from the ravages of con-
sumption. The child has since the
death of the parents been cared for by
relatives at Olga.
Atseven o'clock last Saturday evening
at the Church of Our Saviour the mar
riage vows of the Episcopal church were
takenby Jas. w. Woolner and Miss Lucy
Ann Smith, the service being performed
by Rev. Guy P. Burleson, in the presence
of less than half dozen friends of the
contracting parties. The bride whose
old home is in Coventry, England. was
attended by her aunt, Mrs. d. Woolner,
and similar service rendered the groom
by DR.. S. G. Gibson. An acquaintance
of twelve years with many of the readers
of this paper makes it unnecessary for
the writer to make any reference per-
sonally of the groom. The many con-
gratulations received since the event
are thoroughly appreciated.
All grades of hard, soft and Ignite
coal at the Langdon Lumber Co.'S,
yard. Orders delivered in any part of
the city. Phone 64. Z
Removes the microbes which i'm
poverish the blood and circulation.
Stops all trouble that interferes with
nutrition. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS cents.
Tea or Tablets. Burke & Co.
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

want Cut Glass. We have the Hawks,
Libby & Bos lines.
Farm loans our specially. Money
paid same day papers are signed.
Mooney, Champine & Johnston.
Jas. Little came over last week from
st. Thomas for stay of some length
with Langdon friends while looking
after collections.
Go. Auditor and Mrs. Robt. Work are
being rendered congratulations on the
occasion Of the birth of little baby
boy at their home at an early hour yes
terday morning.
Merchant Zettel, of Mt. Carmel, re-
turned last week from Fargo to which
place he was accompanied by his eldest
daughter who will complete her educa-
cation at the Sacred Heart academy.
Mrs. E. A. Farrell and Mrs. Thos.
Sheehan left on Wednesdays passenger
of last week for visit during the holi-
day season with relatives of the family
in Ontario. Mrs. Farrell is expected to
remain east until early in the spring.
Miss NJ. Z. Mum, a trained nurse,
graduating from st. Luke's hospital at
Marquette, Mich, arrived in the city
recently and is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. j. Mackessock. 1t is the pur-
pose of Miss Murm to remain in Lang.
don.
Changes of advertisement in this is
sue appear in the spaces contracted for
by A. Schulke's department store, A. O.
Wold's jewelry establishment, Plum
mer & McNiven's hardware store, r. T.
Burke & Co, druggists, G. j. Kelly's de-
partment store andthe old reliable firm
of McPhail, Brosnahan & Co. Read
them over carefully.
Ex-County Auditor Paul Williams,
Of Pembina county, has again taken to
teaching bis "home" school in the
Beaulieu settlement. He is known as
one of the veteran pedagogues on the
mountain and previous to retiring to the
political arena six years ago had long
record of teaching in Pembina county
that dated way back into the period
of the early SOS.
Percy Abbey returned home last week
and after visit of few days with his
parents left Tuesday for Cando, where
he will read law with one of the leading
firms of attorneys during the coming
year. Next fall Percy will take the
examination of the law school at the
state university. He came home from
st. Louis, having spent the greater part
of the past couple of months at the big
fair.
About December LIST the price of
lumber in the Northwest was advanced
80 cents per thousand ir the wholesale
market. The advance was general and
included practically all kinds of lumber.
An advance in the wholesale price of
lumber at the close of the season is
something almost unheard of and local
dealers are at loss to account for the
change. Usually the reverse, or the
lowering of the price, occurs at this
season.
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

Aquiet wedding held on Tuesday at
the home of Mr.. James Parke in Milton,
united E. j. Evans, of this city, and
Mrs. Maria Lightheart, whose home un-
til quite recently, has been in Eastern
Ontario. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Willis R. Wilson, pastor Of the
NJ. E. church of that place. The an
nouncement comes as quite a pleasant
surprise to Mr.. Evans many friends
who unite in wishing the bride and her
highly esteemed life partner full
measure Of happiness in their home
east of town.
Tuesdays issue Of the Grand Forks
Herald first announced the intention of
Hon. Wa. Laidlaw. Of this city, tender
ing his resignation as national bank
examiner for North Dakota. The
resignation has already been forwarded
to the Comptroller Of Currency at
Washington and it is intimated that his
successor win be appointed early next
month. Mr.. Laidlaw Was appointed ma
tional bank examiner for this state
about year ago and in rendering
the government his resignation is in
duced to do 60 solely by the demand
which his personal business affairs
make upon his time and attention. As
the appointment is qnite = remunera-
= FSl.t'
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15
4 z:s::s 3: 8. e. &. g; Tue: ::s~'-
Calumet
Baking
PoWd or
aaeeseess In pr,os-Mskss purss. food.

II you want to make some presents
and don't know what, try the Bee Hive
store; that's all.
Good dry cord wood ready for the
stove at the Langdon Lumber Co.'S
wood yard. Delivered to any part of
the city. 'Phone8 "a. z
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

PUBLIC NORICESZhe public win pleese take
notice that es my wife, Susan Ridley. hos loft
ny bed and board / viii no longer be rsspon.
aoio for any debts contracted BY her OF any
one else IN my name, VIM. Ridley. Elkwood.
N. D., Nov. 10, 1904, 1919
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15
Breeder Of Poland China Hogs and Barred
Plymouth Rock Chickens.

Scattered Grove Poultry and Stock Farm,
c. H. scHUTT, Prop.
Ne i =, sou q, Marcus Ha;liny, N". 7l755 The
SaecIstak. ruf Iowa $, to Fair 1901. sows of
Tecunseh /: crtecti.4's aud Sun ight blood, the
large mellow kind, six hca" in the herd, hogs
of all age for sale. Special prices for the next.
thirty days Write Ss,ur wants pedigree fur
nished.
PARAMOUNT, N. DAKOTA
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15
. ant Column,

A ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in this
a column for One Cent Word each insertion
No advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
cents. Cash must always accompany out OF
town orders. The rate for the insertion Of
business locals among pure reading matter wall
hereafter be ten cents perline each insertion.
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15
STATE LAND SALE DECEMBER 20.

Come in and see Mooney, Cham
pine & Johnson before that date
and make your arrangements for
money. Get information regard
ing sale.
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

TAKEN UP-At my place in South Dresden
township on the nwk Of Section 20. on No
vember Sth. 1904, one black pig, weight
ertp and pay all charges. OF same will be dis
posed Of - required By Law. John Breyer,
Olesoen. ll-lO,
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

LOST-Two weeks ago-One white sow an
short. Alex. Chaput, Langdon, N. D. 2O22a
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15
WHEAT MARKET.

Prices corrected mp to noon Thursday, De.
cember Is. 1904. by Agent Souch, Of the Cargill
Elevator CO., Ianedon. n. OAK.
Whaaf-Nx,
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

PIANOS FOR SALE-If you arc wanting a
good good pieno a apply to L. Schneider, of NJ.
ot tEckelson, N. D. Money can be saved BY
dealing with either Of the above parties. IS
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

TAKEN UP-At my place four miles northeast
Of Wales on Friday, December 9Th, one grey
horse, weight about 11OO pounds. Same can
erty and the paying Of all expenses incurred,
including advertising. Frank Messner.
Wales, n. d. Pop
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

Removes the microbes which i'm
poverish the blood and circulation.
Stops all trouble that interferes with
nutrition. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS cents.
Tea or Tablets. Burke & Co.
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

CHANCE FOR YOUNG MAN-To get teams
and machinery and rent a farm or buy on
crop payments, also eection to rent with
don. I0
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

TAKEN UP-At my place three miles south of
Langdon. sometime during the month of Octo-
Der. one calf about six months old, color bay
proof of ownership and the payment of keep
ing expenses and advertising charges, upon
application to v. Chaput, Langdon, N. D. 81
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

HOUSE TO RENr-Mrs. corrigan.
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

FARMS FOR SALE-Two choice far ns close
twa to town With good buildings: They are of-
AcHugh stock farm. Apply for particulars
asto price and terms to Mrs. Rosa AcHugh. Is
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

All grades of hard, soft and Ignite
coal at the Langdon Lumber Co.'S,
yard. Orders delivered in any part of
the city. Phone 64. Z
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

TAKEN UPON or about November 1st Mt my
place in Mt. Carmel township, one roam
steer calf about year old. Owner can OBJ
tain possession upon the payment OF ex-
Identification upon application to Louis
Schneider. Mt. Carmel, N. D. 2O-22
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

GIRL WANTED-G Good girl for general house
si %osk, apply at once; permanent position - at
Courier Democrat., 1904-12-15

FOB RENT.-A few good farms. Mooney,
Champine q Johnston. IL
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22
LOCALES.

Secnndino PaZ, el mexicano que
fue herido el sabado en- Ia noche en-
una riila en- la Cantinn Cinco dc Ma
yo, no estn gravemente herido como Sc
dijo os.ando so le alev0 al Hospital
dc la Cfudad. La cuchinada L. tiene
bado Ell hombro derecho, y tiene una
longitud de sells pulgadas, sIguiando la
ifnea de una coatilla. Pronto Sc re-
cobrara si5. Il
|IFH ss1aIfa Fss una fnsxtis
cana de 90 amos de edad, mario al
domingo an Ia casa Nc. 70s Gallo de
San Patricio.
I'm mexicano llamnd0 Muiioz, de
sesena afios dc edad, G,le cornado
por una vacD en- st casa, East End.
La herida "a recibi6 en- la ingle. Ell
DR., Menger que esta c1lrando M,,-
iioz, dice que La herlda no es dc pc
ligro.
La Compaiiia de Opera, Mexicana,
do Labrada Flores. QUO esta ira
bajando eal el Empfre, ha tenido bas
tante exito.
Jose Gtlznan f1a deanandado, re-
preeentaho por Fernando Guzman, a
la Ciudad por Ia snnla de $4,000 dc
dafios perjuicios. Jose Guzman,
siendo empleado de la Ciudad per-
do TN dedo por obligarsele 4 levan-
tar una pfedra s,inpa1nente pesada,
y superior st,ls fuerzas.
La semana pasada un tiro do ca
baillos de Manuel Hernandez, un ram
cisero, ee deSboc6, q,iee,rando una de
Las ruedas del g,rayfn y el pescantc.
Luciano Garcia, acusado dc abf-
geo ha prcSsntaSio una solIcitud an
te Ia corte. pidiendo que se haga In
ayeriguacion correspondence en- el
hecho que SC 10 irrpI,ta.
MARTA Rios lie Farfas l1a petlido di
vurcio tic stl esI'oso Rafael Farfas.
-Andr65 Delgado, dc 20 afios da
edad, mnri6 ei tiieves dltimo en- IN
uasa No. 719 South Frto St.
Hoy so celelra en- Ia Catedral do
San Fernando, Ia rnisa dc aniversaro
dc lG flnatla Joseflna Garcia.
r. v. Villando ia stdo ar'rcsLado
pm golpear d +. S. CoNes.
Han pedtdo perniso para casar-
Sc, Jose L6pez y Maria Trevifio. J,
s. Biglay y Ia Sra. l.. c. Velaaco:
Alfredo Buquor y Dolores Perales;
Rnrtold Barrientos y Joscfa Mnrtfnez:
Il. Gutierrez y Josefa Saldafa: y Pc
dro Tijcriua y Antonia Paiacios.
Carlos Morales fuh arrestado
por usar arulas sin permieo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22
El asuntO COrt6s.

Ell II del presente mes In Corta
de Apelaciones de Tyler. Texas, me-
90 el recurso de aDelaci6n interpues--
ia por los defensores de Grcgorio Cor
tes, confirmo La sentencta de- prt-
sion perpetual d que fue c0ndanad0
Cortes por la Corte de CuaaaniNrs.
Asf SO termina La tser1e de dnigan-.
cias de reCureoa quo nor trea aasOns
sieie mess lda desea; "a 20 Cuus
tes =. :.
relisf de las lslrrs az
q INA vsuifsa do odios prt,f funtcs !.
raza. Haaoa lncha1io cen,tra toSlSN
ios elementos poderosos de d poastf
ca. y especiaarnente CON la Eormsdahls
asociacion de sheriffs cuyus n,iarn-
bros llegaron hacer 1ue Cort4H
f1Fra condenado q Ia horca Lo ati-
Vamos de In pena do muerte q flesr-
"a de Encha. Dados los esrasos re-
cursos con qlpe henos coltado node
mos dccir que hemos obtenido rln tria1s
10 con que no 10 hayan ajusticiatlu
No qlieremos decir que hayamoe per
dido Aa e1sesrilisal Ge vef & CortAs cn
libertad. Contknuareanrs Ia empire
sa en- otro campo. esperandu dfas pro
picios en- quo un Gobernadr del Es-
tado menos parcial apasiouatlo conee
din al perdon 4 Cortes.
En- el pr6xtmo nhmerp trlta1@mos
con mAs amplitud los ftndamcntoes
en- que SO apoyo In C-rte para con-
ftrnar la sentencia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22

necesid9d han aicanzldo I'M procio
exhots>itante. no los p1rexien comprar
y tienen quo morirse do hambre.
Asl SO expican los oentenanns de
mtreTtos. Ell tanto que los hacenda-
dos 80 llennn los bolsillos de tliucrn
exportanho madz y frijol 4 In Am6-
rica Central, el gobterno We iinps-
siblc In devastation de los tissgracin-
dos.
UN PEoN UXoRIC1DA, FELIC1DA,
Y SUIC1DA.
MIzatian. Mexico, Die. 1s.-Notj
rias llegattas do Haragozl, ,iu pequcfu
pueblo, eercn dc In desanbDcHi1lra
del RIO !Huerte, hacen sttber que ca
d6vcres dS hoanbpS. mujtres Y nifins,
son arrojados q II costa cast todos
los dfas. Los catihyercs son de las
vfctimas del haTnbre In malaria. y
son arrojados Il las aguas ioi F'uerte
cn varios iugares.
En- RI pueblo dc afiratlor ,u, po6n
SO volyi0 loco por el ham1re dego-
10 81 esposa y 4 sus c,satro hlJos.
Cuando sc ccrriUro dc que cstalmn
bien muertos, con cl ullsmo ca,chillo
So degoli6 Il mlsnio.
Las noticias do lae terribtoa condi-
clones existcutes en- Ia parto Norte dc
este Estado han llcgado Il ofdos do
las ailtorldHdes foderaies do la Ct1.
dad dc Mexico j. el Vice Presidents Go
rral liza ordenado que so haga una
Investigation del nsunto. Issta or
den ha sido suplementatla por otra
del GGbernador Cafiedo. lie Slnaioa,
qnien Sc halia en Ia Capital dc Ia Re
pnbiica. So creo que inutadtatamfsutc
se tomarau medidas onorgieas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22
LAS TRAGEDIAS de/HAMBRE,
1900 MUERTos PoR sEMANA.
ACTITUD INnUMANA deI GODTERNO,

Culiacan. Mex, Die. l9.--El ham
bre en- este Estado en- Sonora estA
hacienda mas estragos do 10 que sc
dice.
Personals e,renLgas de toda noticta
sensational asegllran quo la mortan-
dad caisada por e1 haInbre en- Qua
save sMirator Ahoms durante las til
timas dos seananas lleSn d tres mil.
Las muertes son origiuadas por fai-
Tn de alimAnto en- medic do Ia abun-
dancia- El distrito en- que In gran
c1iaInidad &c ha cebado es uno dc
los mas f&rtiles prniuctivos do Ia
Repnblica de Mexico.
La dcplorab1e condtcion de los ha-
bitantes no SO hcsbo solo la pGrtlida
de las coEschas g Ia estnriiidad
del suclo. stno In lmprudente in
hunlana polftica do las altoridaIles 70
deTales do Mexico que han dnspoJa-
do Il los peqiieiics propietarlos dc
tberras ain compensaciou,p dividir
las entre stis ofieiales fAvori,os las
cornpafiias extranteraa.
Los feftilcs valles do los rios DOL
FueIte, ei Yaaui y Mayo eran culti-
vados antiEuaanentc por miles dc M
tiyos. Las autortiades fednrales y
del Estado han ocurrido d miles do
prstextos para confiscar las tiorras
do los proDiotarios nativos que SO
han visto obligados andar n6madca
y abatidoD 9 han sido rnducidos nj
peOnaje, una forma dc Ia csclavitud
complc'anente fioreeisnts en- M6sico.
Los infcllcea trahajan mas quo Ias
bestias dc earga y so aiimnntan na-
da mas para mautener al c,ierpo y
al alma juntos. Ganon sais pesos nj
mes, Y como los artfculoa ds primart
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22
PERSONALES.

I'm ms Ofioinas d,et REGiDoR ge
ragistraron has signtontos personns d
cubrir stis su8crtpcioHcs.
Marcos cardonas, san Marcos; A.
dolfo Garcia, Hda. Victoria, c. p.
Dfa2, Coah.; Jcsds Canales, San An
tonic; Maxtmo Flores. Rock Springs;
Francisco ortcsa, Rock Springs; Anto
Mo Toscano, -Florrsville. Tex
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22
FEsT1VIDAD

FEST1VIDAD.
La Iglesia Presbiteriana Maxicana
dc San Antonio. Texas. tesHra INA
fiesta lie nayidad 81 dfa 28 ID tas 7
p. m. Habra cantos, rndsaca dtsSair
SOS, poesfas y eitaidgos: SO distribui
ran royalties entSe los nih1H y frsH.a
y algunos iibros erttrp los attuitos.
Esta lglesia invita- cordialnente
iJs liberales y al pueblo niexicnno en-
general IGrra dicha fiesta, en- la c,tal
tendrhn las familias Tin ratio dc YER
dadero soiAz.
El lugar de Ia fiesta re halaa en-
la iglcst. conocida con ea nofntJrs de-
Torres moch:a", ot'les do Flores y
Houston, cn 81 plso bajo.
Pastor. A. FERNANDEZ.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22
COLECTADO POR Il. TREJO PARA
LA DEFENSA DE CORTes.
puENA opoRTuNIDAp.

,Ei c0nocido acredit1do conner
ciantc sr. Domingo FernanGez. ha
distribuioo eirc1ilnres aruncihndo
grandes robaJas en- los precios ,ia to-
da ciaso do nersanofas. la proven.
hial gnnerosidad dol sr Fernandez
para tratar q su nunierosa cltents-
"a, es uno do los factores quo han
inftuido para quo cl sr. F'crnaadez
COCO ds la rertitacion do un yerda.
dero protector de todas ias claaee
cia1es
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22

suficiente importancia para jnst!fica-
un sacrificio ulterior".
X 81
FL ataqle sobre cl aforazado Sc
basIopol echado fuera ue la bahia
de Puerto Arturo por los fuegos de
!o3 canones lie los japoneses scl,re
203 Meter Hill, eS naTrado del .nodo
siguiente:
lei Comandante Yerzoe el Subtle
niente Nakahara. son los heroes
do cstos at<aues. En- medic de una
tonmenta de nieve ell comandania Yer
zoe, pudo localizar el Sebastopol, y Sc
acarc6 & 81, tanto, que pudo DIR cla-
ralnenta Ia conversation do los, r,l-
sos q b0rdo. Dispar6 un torpedo
y 30 acerc6 mas, hacienda un segun
do disparo. pero krna granada que le
di6 en- el abdomen, 10 divldi6 en- dos.
Restos dn Su rHlerpo fuerong salvadoe
= Hnvaffns q La escIadra de dogds
seTan enviaios al Jap6n.
"NI subteniente Nekahara fu6 en-
socorro del ayeriado torpedo que man.
daba Ell subteniente Nakaots, quien
con otnos cinco marinos ftie matado.
Ell ,bote de Nallahara estuvo eXpues-
to 4 un fuego morlfero. y ftie to-
cado varias veces, pero sin embargo,
pudo ealvBr la triputaci6n del bofe
he Nakaois. Como slen1pre. htIbo
I'm gran nnmero 10 voluntarios quo
1frccterou 4 arrieagar su vida en- e;-
ne at.anue. no sie1ldo possible quo SO
,ttilizara to1os. FL Seipastopol se
crei, quo qreAo iputilizado".
Toda Ia Ciudad y In bahia paIedan
verso destle 203 Meter Hill. Las
calles ds Ia ciudad estAn desicrCas.
Solo los soldados SO ven hacienda pa
trutlas. Muchos edificios han sido
incendiados y otros demolidCs. Las
traiia aparienGta con las torres y chi
meneas do los buques, casi dentno
ttel aqua. No hay blnues 4 flote
en- Ia bahia. Los diqnes y etificios
sobre Ell aqua han aldo destrutdos q
incendiados. I.as granadas japoneaaa
a'"an.an todos los puntos de la
'ciiiiad.
Como nlgunas granadas japonesas
estaban cayendo sobre los hoepita-
les dc Puerto Arturo, cl General Stcs-
srl lc 1irigio dos cartas al General
Sogl. ;cfe d4 Ias ftlerzas sitiadoras,
rogandole prohibiera quo SO humbarde
aran 1os ehificios en qtie estuyieAc
In insignia dc In Cruz Rojn. Nogi
conteet6 quo nunch SO hab1a bcoho
ESQ con authorization; que solo es ex-
plioable Dor Ia gran desyiarion que
han eHifrido los caiionss 4 cfusa de
10 prolongatlo del sitto. FL General
stocsei 20 comprometio cIrtTFEar
al tefe japones nm mapa mostrando
Ia posici0n de los hotpitates,
Stoessci tambl6n pldi6 quo no Rc
bombardenra 10 ciuiad nueva nj Ia
psrta Noroestn dc Ia yieja, q 10 quo
Nog! no pudo accoder.
El Is dol prosente ~ stipo on los
cfrculos oficinles do Washington, Y
Ia noticin ha sido couftrmada des~
pues, Que una csttnadra compttestn dc
tttarcnta 1iavfeS jnponeaes So habfh
dcsFachhdo a orcontar y destruir
ID Esctmdra H,sa dd HaAico, que
eatG para pntrng aguag oricntalcs
El Is dal corrtenis log japoncae
tomaron despu6g dc una Terrible i,tz
cha cl f,tsrta dc Keckwar, aitiiado
4 mil yardas nj surests dc 20s Meter
Hin, y Bo pr@paran para asaltar Ell
pueblo nunvo.
1l General samejina fue ei h6roe de
la joruada
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22

do Continuar una lfnea dc un punto
n misnpa, pudieudo extanderln hacla
q SIR hasta el puerto do Ensenasta
do Todos Santos.
In compaifa ttena tres nfio tlp pIa
20 para cstablecer tan importante me
jora.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22

uN NuEvo PUERTO I'm Ia RE.
Da Compafifa del Southern Pacific
ha obtenldo una concession del Coz
bierno mexicano, para abrir I'm nuevo
puefto al concrete entire Mexico y
los Estados Unldos, teniando ietecho
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-12-22

sa clienteia, siendo uno dc los mejo
nss crlminalistas del Estado.
"Ei casamiento Sc celebro esta MA
lana en Ia igiesia catoiica do Santa
Gnnoveya,L Las Cruces, esando ell inte
rior del edificio hermosamente deco
RADIO. In ceremonia sc efectuo con
una misa solemne, y dej6 er, el ami
mo de los concurrentss tmpresiOnes
beillskmas. ...
'Acompaiiaron los novios Miss
Stella kiehne, de Socorro; Srita. Ne
mesia Azcarate, lie Las Cruces; Frank
Azcaratte, de Las Cruces y Geo. w.
Glenn, dc Fort Davis; Mrs. NJ r. Ma
yes, Sr. Sra. e. G.. AzcArate y Sr.
Y Sra. James Azcarate Llegarcn
e.s1a ciudad al medic ufa.
"Toda Ia tardc se DaS0 en- la CO.
mida, en- el Hotel Xeiger, en- donde
sc pronunciaron varios brindis por Ia
salud y prosperidad de los desposa-
dos.
La noviA cs hija del Hon. Fran
cisco Azcarate, finado, v el noyio cS
miembro de una bien conocida fami-
liza del Este de Texas. Durante II
Guerra Hispano-Americana Eirvi3 Ii
au pals en- ell Cuarto de Infant.zIda de
Texas.
Ell Is en- La noche, lego Il joven
pareta d San Antonio, con toda fell
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