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The Odd Fellows eneampment
meets tonight.
The Ell Socorro Is the mildest 10
and Is cent cigar in the city.
Mrs. N G. Glasco leaves this even
ing for a visit to Denver.
Gold rings for the babies are given
away at the G. V. Store.
After all other cigars try the El
socorro, as it has no equal in TASTE
and aroma.
We represent the Bankers acct
dent company-Chas. Clark, Dist
Mgr, Capital Life.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-29

Stamping done at the G. V. Store.
Clinton II. Martin. editor of the
Herald went to Denver Saturday on
a short business trip.
Mrs. NJ. j. Bevard, fashionable
dressmaker, satisfaction guaranteed
and prices right $50 Ouray
with each sl.0O purchase of goods
you are entitled to one pound OF
candy free. at the c. " Store.
Senator belong did not leave Sat
urday night as he expected to do, but
left this morning for Minturn and
after a few hours stay there he will
go on to Denver where he viii spend
several days.
Yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock
at the residence of Mrs. L. II. Breeze
Edward Hickman and Miss Pearl
Draper were united in marriage Only
the immediate relatives were pres.
ent to witness the ceremony. Rev
Frederick Grimes, pastor of the
Christian church was officiating
clergyman Today the young couple
were the guests of honor at re.
ception given at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, c. w
Hickman. of Fruitvale. A large mum
Der of friends gathered at the HicB.
man home to offer their congratula.
lions. Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman will
make their home on a ranch on or.
chard Mesa, owned by Mr. Hickman
The bride is a very handsome youna
lady and is sister of Mrs. L. II
Breeze. Mr.. Hickman is a respect
ed young ranchman.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-29
Big Burglary
At ManitOu 4!


opeclal 10 Inc sentinel.
Manitou. Jan. 29.-The Colorado
Midland depot was burglarized either
Saturday night or Sunday morning
and two small cases. said to contain
from $4,000 to $4,000 wor tn of
jewellery, belonging to the Byder
Jewellery company of st Louis were
broken up and robbed of their con-
tents.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-29

This afternoon Mrs. John C. Crop
sey is entertaining the Reviewers
club at her home on North Fifth
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

No better assurance of the worth Of
a stage piece could be given than that
il Is a comedy by Augustus Thomas.
From Arizona to his latest SUCCESS.
De Lanoey,p in which John Drew
will appear at the Grand Opera House
tonight at 8 o'clock, Mr.. Thomas has
scored such d series Of Successes as to
have succeeded in establishing himself
as the foremost representative play
wright in Americn. His comedies are
invariably noteworthy for their re-
freshingly brilliant dialogues and in
Renious as we'll rs plausible action.
In the oase OF Ode Lancey," MT.
Thomas has perfected a three-act
comedy of exceptional originality in
theme and rare smartneas of speech.
The piece was written with John Drew
in mind and the fact that many of it's
incidents are actual occurrences taken
out Of his own life, dts him to the
part Of Jim DE Lancey as no other
role OF his entire career has done.
Ezra Kendall coming In 1.-The Vine
qas Buyer This is the title Of Ezra
kendall's play, OF rather the play
which Liebler Il Co. had Herbert Hall
Winelow write for Ezra Kendall, and
which is to be presented at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow night. The
title Of "Ihe Vinegar Buyer an old
and amusing one, but it impeIfeotly
desert bes the Joe Miller OF the play,
the character which Mr.. Ke0oall i'm
personates, for Joe Miller does Dts Of
things IN the play which is vastly
more interesting than hia vocation as
a vinegar buyer. Really the vinegar
buying business cuts but a small figure
in the play, though Joe Miller is a
vinegar buyer beyond question.
Still, he is a grand, good fellow, whom
the whole village learns TO love for his
big heart aud wise head and generous
impulses, whose whole life is devoted
TO good works, and whose hump of
shrewdness and knowledge of human
nature enables him to overcome the
machinations Of the wicked and care
for the unfortunate and oppressed in a
way that warns the cookies Of the
heart of the auditor, and makes him
glad that he iu alive.
Magician kellar, who is announced
at the Grand Opera House for Monday
night, Is too we'll and favorably known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
LAME EVERY MORNING.
A Bad Back Is Always Worse In the Morn
ing. Wilmington People Are Find
ing Relief

A back that aches an day ana causes dis.
comfort at night Is usually worse In the
morning, Makes you feel as A you hadn't
slept Ht ALL
Can't cure a bad back until You cure thu
kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys make you feel better, work better
rest better and sleep better.
Permanent cures Ia Wilmington prova
the merit OF Doans.
Mrs. Albert Banner of 507 New Castle ave-
nue., Wilmington. Del, says. II had kidney
complaint for hve Years. I tried differ
ent kidney curps ana consulted doctors. but
got no relief. 1 was so bad az times that /
could scarcely attend 20 my household
dulles. The pain In roy back was almost
continual and often kept me awake after 1
had gone 10 bed. When I arose In the
morning I iolt lame and sore. Doan's
Kidney Pills Were brought 90 my attention
and went 20 Daniorth's drug store and
got box. wna not disappointed IN the
resulis, for they took right hold and soon
brought me out all right. Ny husband
also used them for hackache with benefit.
lfrom statement made IN 1881
ON September 10TH 1905, Mrs. Banner
added to her original statement the follow
ing; Now, after a larse Of seven years /
can say that my back has never troubled
me since using Doan's kidney Pills, and /
recommend them with oven more comb
dence than did IN lSg7.n
For ssle by al dealers. Price so cents
Foster Nilburn Co.. Buffalo. New Nork
sole agents Tor the United States.
hemember the uame-Doan sand take
no other.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

local City Baseball League enthusiasts
are likely. q is said, TO propose a siX-club
affair. four from the city and two from
other nearby places, New Castle Chester.
Marcus Hook and Newark being under
consideration. II Is said that the success
of the project will depend upon grounds,
as TO whether South Side Park can be se-
cured for the championship games.
The matter of guarantee is under con-
sideraiion. Some are said TO favor a $50
guarantee. while some favor a smaller
amount and some prefer the percentage
plan.
II IS said that Harry Barton. the crack
. catcher who played here for two seasons
and who last year was the utility hackstop
and first baseman of the Philadelphia
Athletics. has gone 20 the Providence team
ol Che Eastern League Barton caught a
good game for The Athletics last season.
Bud Sharpe has been signed TO cover
first base for York the coming season. The
big leagues may take some action before
the opening of the season 10 increase bait
ting a dispatch from Chicago says:
Batting averages of baseball players
will be vastly improved the coming year
il q suggestion which Jimmy Callahan. late
al The White doN. has suggested. and which
rules committee of the National Commits
sion The suggestion. simple in itself.
carries untold benefits to the man with the
ash. and there is no doubt il will
meet with popular favor among not
only players. but with the general
public The plan is nothing more
nor less than to have an foul tips that 60
behind the plate adjudged legitimate foul
and not subject 20 the strike penalty.
Those fouls which hit inside the hase line
and I'M front of The imaginary line which
runs through che home plato from bloochcr
to lleechof to be aliudged strikes. as here
toioV. Callahan has already put the sug-
gcstion up 10 President Ban johnson OF
the American League; President Comisky
ol the White Stockings, and several other
prominent lights Of the baseball world. and
all agree that the scheme is an excellent
one and ought TO he followed johnson is
enthusiastic about It. and win probably
urge IFS adoption by the rules committee.
No matter whether it Is adopted or not
Callahan says he win introduce it this sum-
mer 40 his new scmi-prolessicnal baseball
park at logan Square
hc scheme is q simple and popular
one, said Callahan. I've cannot deny
that the foul strike rule has worked havoc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

TO the batters' averages. With the
adoption of my rule q man could improve
in batting TO q great degree There is no
denying that it is impossible for batter to
send foul back OF the plate.
al defy all the keelers and Chances and
Wagnes in the world to tip bah back Of
the plate when they say they will. Hence
IL is that those fouls should be
legitimate fouls, while the fouls in
front of the plate can remain as
strikes. have talked 10 many
baseball authorities on the scheme
and they all agree with me that it is a good
one and ought TO be adopted"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
LECTURES TO FARMERS.

A meeting, under the auspices Of
New Castle Grange, Patrons OF Hus-
bandry, will be held at Bear Station
tomorrow afternoon, at 23O o'clock,
when A. n. Brown OF Wyoming will
make an address on Grange Exten-
sion Work and Spraying Trees. I"
Heryey Nalser Of Mermaid, the
State master, will also be in attend
ance and it is expected that he will
make an address on grange work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
PRESCRIPTION FOR INDIGESTION.
How scores Of wilmington People Obtain
Relief


II It really we're known how many Will
minpton residents have been cured of
stomach trouble and Indigestion by Dr.
Davis Prescription, Il might perhaps
surprise you, but what Is more surprising
Is the toct that anyone will continue TO
suffer with heartburn, sour stomach. water
brash, sick headache, mental depression,
nausea, and other distressing symptoms of
dyspepsia when there is e remedy of such
great merit that 1t almost invariably
benefits everyone that tries It. Pepsikola
Tablets are the description Of DIR. Davis,
a physician who devoted a lifetime 90 tue
study of stomach trouble, and If your food
does not agree with you, If you are tired,
nervous, worn out, low spirited, and your
energy at ioN par, II may interest you 20
know that no other prescription m this
world has a greater record of cures behind
1t, and there "a noihing more certain 20
give you relief. Mr.. n. b. Danforth will
tell You that although Pepsikola is sold on
the fair.si kind o. a monsy-blck plan, not
more thun two IN one hundred ever come
back for their money. This il the surest
evidence Of its marvellous curative proper
ties. but SO that tnsre may not be the least
doubt In your mind as % what Pepsikula
will 90 for you. Mr.. Daniorih will hand
your quarter right back 20 you il You
should fail 70 receive tie benefit you lock
Tor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
MARKSMANSHIP

The Riverside Gun Club, which was
recently organized, will hold its weekly
shoot today, and some of the best
known shooters in the country, who
we're present at the Tri-C City race on
the grounds of the Wawaset Gun Club
yesterday, will take part, including
j. A. X. Elliott, w. IA. HeeF ald j.
Novel; Haw6ins. Luther j. Squier
and William IA. Foord may also attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
BASKETBALL.

In we'll contested battle, the Men q
Guild second basketball team last
night defeated the first team by the
score OF 10 to l3. The teams are now
even, as the first team won by one
point a week ago. Last nights battle
was as interesting az the previous ona,
and the excitement was at a high
pitch all through the game.
IhelOrient team ran away from the
Ivy, winning by the score of 2l to s.
The teams lined up as follows;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
BOWLING

In a game for purse Of $50. the
draughtsmen bowling team OF the
American Oar aud Foundry Co. last
night won all three games from the
wood oatvers OF the same concern.
The games we're we'll contested, and
both teams had plenty Of rooters. The
score follows;
Draughtsmen .... 1872 $50 745-2267
Wood Carvers. .6l2 6l9 s94-l925
1t Ia said that Charles Leshem has
issued a challenge 10 bowl a member
of the du Pont team three OF ter
games for from s. TO s25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry "a
Steamer UIrica.

Change OF time In effect October ID 100
Leaves Wilmington, weekdays 500 a m- ana
400 n m. -
Leaves lenns Grove weekdayA 10 a m anu
400 d m. son
Leaves Wilmington Saturdays 500 a NJ ''''
900 and i08op. m. an
and 200 p. m .nd
Leaves Wilmington, sundayS 40 a m
l.30 p. m.
LeaVes lenns Grove, sundays, l@ss = ~
and eooRm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

Every Evening Prints More want Advs
than all the other newspapers IN the city
combined. Surely no one can ask for bet
ter evidence of the superiority of Every
Evening as an advertising medium
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

The Lights.
Fame Fire %.
Camp 4, y. o. s. A.
philo- Celtic Society.
First Regiment Band.
Oriental Lodge, n. Of T.,
Excelsior Lodge, Il. of =.
Fairfax Lodge !. o. o. r,
ST. George Castle, X. q. E.
Laurel Council, u. NJ. of A.
Wilmington Court, II. of A.
Liberty Lodge, A. o. u. w.
bmndywine Lodge, s. of II.
st. John 3 Chapter. r.. A. M.
Temple Council. l.. o. Il. %.
brandywino Castle. r. q. ".
America Lodge, A. q. u. w.
Columbia Lodge, ]. O. o. 4.
German Library Association.
slocal No. 1926. q. a j. of A.
tncampmcnt No. "a. u. v. IA
D'laware Lodge of Machinists.
Friendship Conclavc. s. ". M.
Manitou Tribe. imp'd O. r. NJ.
Star of Deluwure Lodge, s. Of B
Delaware Tribe lmp'd q. r.. NJ.
Constantine Council, l.. %. r. y.
Washington Council, o. u. A. NJ.
Lady jefferson Home Communion.
Telegraph Council. Jr O. u. A. M.
James A. Garfield Council. d. OF A.
Canton Delaware, z. NJ. /. o. D. h.
Washington Camp. No. q. T.. q. 8. A.
Command No. !, u. S. r. A. n. A. w.
Plumbers. Gas and Steam Filters Union
Wilmington Finsmiths Union. l. "A, No. 2s
James Young ConclaNo, H., or s. W. NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
CITY LEAGUE PROJECT
Some Of The Enthusiasts Are
Talking Of Six Clubs,
four TO BE in THE CITY
The Other Two May Come
From Other Places.
THE GUARANTEE IS A PROBLEM
Some Favor a Flat Sum and
Others DO Not
four TO BIZ IN THE CITY
THE GUARANTEE IS A PROBLEM
Some Favor a Flat Sum and
Others Do Not.

A Plan is on Foot in the Big Leagues 20
Beneht the Batter BY Eliminating tho
Foul striKe-Barry Barton May go 10
Providence Team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
WILSON LINE.
PHILADELPHIA PAssENeKR AND FREIGHT

OI OT Of1E e
Leaves Wilmington, fourth slEeet wharf. week.
days and Sundays, 730 a. m. and LOO 2. m
Leaves Chester one hour later
Leaves Philadelphia, Pier 8, North above Arch
street, weekdays and sundays lO.l5 a. m. and
dlb D. m.
Leaves Chester one hour later
shippers OF freight have frequent service care
ful handling, prompt delivery and full protection
wagons
10 secure these facilities order your shipments
via WILSON LINZ Pier s, North (above Archl
Philadelphia, Pa, ana Fourth street Wharf MI.
mington, Del
FARES, INCLUDING SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS
Philadelphia, ENc., 25c; one way, I5c
Chester Ike. lbc: one way 10c.
HORACE WILSON General Manager
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
FoR ArIANr1o CITY.

Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
~ ana b.ls j. m. weekdays al4 a. H. HH-
SIS ,. m Sundays.
FfIiniftH e " Accommodation rams
The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII c.n
ior ana check baggage from hotels ana Tvs
For further information, apply to J. II. nc
VII ms itg llckes Agent, sos Market sIee7
or at the station 80
W. W. ATTERBURl j. r. WyoH
General Manager Pass'r Irafnc MAn.a'-
GKO. w. BOYD,
0onernl Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
PENNSYLVANIA
4 RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
schedule in eject January LIST. 1905.

AFalns iehFe wilmington as follows
For Chester and Philadelphia, 1 AZ, AS, tao
$50 40 10, 7i2 $50 t607, $50 f9 90, ESQ 100
1l05g Ills, tll.S2, LAS a m. ti24O, l.SO, f2s5
Aae, t3.b0, f55 sos, f5.30 COZ, t6 So 6.57, "a
1000 and illo9 D. m. weekdays i.4s, 4l5 f7.i0
lelA itg4 eoo, u.4H :. m, f1215 1.S7, r. %, 25S
to-e9' 5o5 t5.So' CO.. f.2s s.1s, 1000 and fil.O
For Philadelphia only as9 1856 a m, l2G
509, o12, 6ls, 1.ll ana a0tbp. m. week days. asa
b.zz a. M, 6.ls. I'll and 500 D. m. eundays
For New York Through express). f48 s.39,
800 LIS a. m, sl229 sl.87, 10 h22 6O7 s6&
q u, 923 p. N. weekdays. la $50 tll.45a M
el.sl, Aos, a22, 6.OI 't.23, I'll and s23 p. m
For Boston without change, 10.O0a m. and 500
p m. week-daya 500 y. m. sundays
Baltimore and Washington. los, 42Q us, 8Ol
tl0 tlOl4 ll.07, sl1.4s a. M, sl286. ILL e2.0A
aos, 3. D. Goa fd2b 40. t7SI, Fs,l5. feo0. p
M, and l2.lS night weekdays los, 40, lis
hgA lO.lA ll.4S a. m. fl2S5 f2O5 $50. 6h,
6-o3 '6.26, s78l. sis, f9O0p m. and ii2is nightS
Sundays
/. Baltimore and intermediate stations, f2R
tAa3, b.5s p. m weekdays ana f56s ,. m sun
days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
Wednesday, special bargain matinee
will be given on Tuesday.

Wednesday, special bargain matinee
will be given on Tuesday.
One of the many features in 1.-THE
King Of the Opium Ring" which
comes TO the Lyceum February stb.
9th and 10th, is the famous aorobAtio
clown, who, assisted by a company of
clever Rymnasts, rescues the heroine
from the balcony of a Chinese restau-
rant and carries her across the stage to
the opposite building. There ara
many other new and novel speoialties
introduced during the actior Of tbe
play, among them being the "Opium
King Quartette.
Vera King, an entertaining story
teller and singer Of no little ability. is
an excellent bit OF enter
tainment 20 the bill at the Garrict
Theatre this week. Another act thar
10 a good one, though not on the bill
boards IN big type, is offered by the
Three Jacksons, physical culture stars
The large attendance which has now
marked several straight weeks at This
house IS still in evidence twice daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
pELAMAnF- -nIvIsInN-

For New Castle. e.55 s2s o. m, sos, ~ and
6.o2 p. m. weekdays
For Lewes. SOS a. m. and s.44 p. m weekday
tor kehonoth, S.28 a. m Tuesdays IhursaAyN
and SATURDAYS
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar, SIS, l0;o,
q. a. NJ, 8.4i, 6.b2 p. m. weekday and i2U msn'
Tor Harrington ana way StAtionS 6.55 a m
and 6.0l r. m. weekdays. -.
kxpress for Cape Charles, Old Point como.
and Norfolk. l0.5s m. weekdays and 100 nisn'
daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
FOR THE SOUTH

Atlantic Coast Line.-Express. LOS a. m. ana
l--oo p. m. daily. Limited, D. 10 D. m. weekday
southern Railway-Express 500 a m asa
-. 80 ana I.Sl p m. daily. Limited, 4A p m'
seaboard Air Line Railway -Hxpress,s ,s.02 A m
anq 1892 p. In daily. Limited, $50 "a m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-for Memphis
And New Orleans. 626 D. m. daily
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Kxpress, ll0f
10. weekdays, Sis p. m. daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

Magician Kellar, who is announced
at the Grand Opera House for Monday
night, is too we'll and favorably known
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-07-21

SO. Himnos ''Nacional" y "Jua
rez," ejecutados en- violin por el
niho Policarpo Cara.
90. Recitaciones .por los nihos
Carlos Cara, Tomas Cantli y Fran
cisco Almendariz. s
10. "El Sitio de Cuautla por
Calleja," Cuadro dramatico re-
presentado por 45 nifos de todos
los cursos, con arreglo al siguiente
REPARTO:
FL Cura Morelos, Alberto Jimenez
On. H. Galeana. Elpidio Cara.
Dn. Pablo Galeana. Julio Salinas.
Captain Larios. Federico 1dar.
Ell Coronel Sagarra (realista)
E. Quintanilla
Ell Conde de Casa Rul (realista]
Manuel Perez.
Ell Sargento Mascarilla
Manuel Ma. Uribe.
Nino Narciso Mendoza
Luis Uribe.
!" Juan Almonte
Manuel Benavides.
Paisano 10. -. Socrates CARA,
Paisano 90. -. .Jes1s Cant1.
Un tambor (realista) Jose Ayala.
Soldados, insurgentes, niilos, sol
dados de la compahia de los emu
lantes, soldados realistasy pueblo.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-07-21
Un Milagro Moderno.


Verdaderamente milagrosc
parecs ell restablecimiento de
la Sra. Mollie Aott, de este lu
gar, escribe j. O. R. Hooper,
de Woodford, Team. Estaba
consumiendose con la tOs, y
los pulmones tenian pus. Los
medicos declaraban que su fin
estaba muy p"oximo: SUI fami
liza vel6 en- su cabecera cuaren
ia y ocho horas, cuando a mis-
urgentes ruegos le dleron eI
Nuevo Descubrimiento del Dr.
King, con el resultado sorpren
dente de one Sc meior6 mucho
y sigui6 aliviandose hasta que
sano completamente, ahora es
una mujer sana."
Garantizado en- todas las DO
ticas. Precio: so cs y un peso
la botella. BotelIas de prue
ba, gratis.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-07-21
Al fin, ell Teatro Sol6rza

Al fin, ell Teatro Sol0rza-
no cerr6 sus puertas ell domin
60 ultimo.
La compaflia de Zarzuela que
organiz6, trajo ysexplot6 ell Sr.
Ssmpers; con la salida de este
Sefior para Lampazos y ell tenn
poral dltimo, Sc desmoraliz6 y
comenz6 q desbandarse por fal
ia de gefe.
Los principales artistas de la
compaiiia, como las Sras Sam
pers, Gonzalez y Castillo, los
Sres. Castillo, Balmaceda y
diez mas salieron para Tampa
zos, donde ell empresario Sam
pers abri6 una pcquefla tempo
rsda. Otros salieron directa-
mente para ell Saltillo a unirse
con la compafiia del Sr. Ma.
chic, y otros cuatro, 9 clnco Sc
quedaron por aqui; pero Sc iran
prnnto,
La temporada de mes y me
dio no fu6 mala; ell dinero no
fa'r6 en- las arquillas de la con
taluria, nj ell pdblico neg6 su
roteccio6n y sus aplausos a
la compafiis.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-07-21
Hineneo.

Como 10 anuncfamOs en- nues
tro pasado n1mero, ell dia IA
del actual, a las 10 y media
de la mailana, seSverifico en- la
Iglesia Cat6lica de San Agus-
tin, de esta ciudad, la ceremo-
MIA nupcial de los j6venes Sa-
muel Withoff y Maria Gutter.
rez, ante una numerosa y dis.
tinguida concurrencia, que lie
no las naves del temple, of.
ciando ell Rev. Emilio lila.
Hermosisima estuvo la cere-
monia, que renunciamos a des
cribir, pcrque todos nuestros
lectores conocen esas lujosas CO
remonias, tan frecuentes en- La
redo, y nos limitamos a decir
que cuando hubo terminado,
una docena de carruajes condu
10 a los nuevcs desposados y
a sus jovenes padrinos, a la re
sidencia del Sr. Andres Carde-
mas, donde eueron saludados
por la orquesta del Prof. Aya
la, y donde Sc sirvi6 un magni
fico banquete de 60 platillos, ha
bilmente preparado y servido
por ell bien leputado hotelero
Sr. Narciso Vigas, que va ha da
do a conocer mas de una vez
sus attitudes y buen gnsto
para esa clase' de banquetet.
Agradabilisimas fueron las
escasas horas que dur6 esa fies
Ia, NO ObstaDte ell calor insopor
table que marchitaba presto to
Jos los entusiasmos.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-07-21
I'm la noche, ell Club Social

I'm la noche, ell Club Social
pLa Lechuza," ell mas distin-
guido de Laredo, obsequi6 a
los nuevos esposos con un bal.
le suntuoso en- sus amplios y
luJosos salones, bale que estu
yo muy animado, atestiguando
Jas simpatias de que la j6ven
pareja disfruta entire auestra
buepa y cu|ta sociedad.
/ Nos es grato felicitar a los
desposados, y desearles todo
genero de felicidad sobre la
TERRA.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-07-21
SASTRERIA.

Tengo ell gusto de anunciar
mis- antiques y numerosos ia
vOrecedores. y al ptiblico en-
general, que he abierto nueva
mente mi Taller de Sastrel ia
en la casa n Liza de la calle
de lturbide, en- el que hare
toda clase de trabajos concer
nlentes al ramo, conforme q los
uItlmos- fgurines, garantizando
exactitud y correction.
lengo siempre a la mano
un buen surtido de generos de
az mas reditadas fabricas
del pals. =.
Antonio p. Treviho