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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-08
MARCH OF PROGRESS.
Extending and Improving the Union
Street Cable

Extending and Improving the Union
Street Cable Road.
A number of welcome Improvements are
about to be inaugurated on the Union-street
cable road. officially designated 1.-The
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company"
much to the qualification of its patrons and
the property-owners along its route.
First of these is the extension OF the main
road bed into the Preside Reservation, be-
yond Lyon street, and the abandonment of
the present dummy extension. Then ar
rangements are being made by which trans
ferS with the Califurnia-street road will be
effected, and Us soon as the improvements
at the sea wall are completed cable will be
put in so that the trip from the bay to the
Preside will be made without change of
car.
To provide funds for the contemplated
changes it will be necessary to create a
bonded indie btedness of quarter of mill
Ion dollars, and meeting of the stock
holders has been called for April 18th to
consider this step and authorize it.
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jack Tumbled on the Whare

Last night about o'clock cries of "help~
were heard near Howard street Wharf, aud
some laboring men ran down and found
three females wringing their hands, In re-
Spouse to an inquiry came the united reply:
Jack has tumbled off the wharf" ",Jack"
was discovered clingng to the piles and was
soon landed on the dock, minus his hat.
Jacks" full name could not be learned.
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A Fire in Chinatown.

The alarm from Box % at Gas o'clock
last evening was for fire in two-story
frame building at S12A Stockton street.
The place was occupied by Chinese, and
the fire caused by candles which were light
ed in celebration of the new year, The
damage amounted to about $500.
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Eloped.

read In the papers a wonderful tale
OF beautiful maid aud student OF Yale
Who fled from their parents, In desperate mood,
Resolved to be married, let come what there
would.
For the students proud father was naughty and
rich,
While the maid earned her living by stitch upon
stitch;
But the young man cared naught for opinions
nor gold,
So long as be won her ITO have and to hold"
But the maiden was lovely. and young, and
belle,
The list of her conquests no mortal might tell;
Electric the lights In her blue eyes that played,
And like snow was the skin OF this beautiful
maid.
But most lovely OF all were her milky white teeth,
When she smiled how they glistened, her red
lips beneath
For she brushed them with SoZODoNT morn.
ing aud night,
TIL they rlyaled white pearls In their luster and
light.
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Loveliest Amone the Lovelv

Is she who renews or preserves the beauty OF
her teeth with S0ZOD0NT, confessedIy the
most effective preparation for them. Volumes
of evidence might be adduced In support of It's
claims to public confidence, as "a means of invig-
Grating the teeth aud rendering them pure. glis-
teriing and spotless; and not less satisfactorily
proven is Its Dalny influence upon the breath.
Ask for genuine S0ZoDONT, and accept no
cheap substitute.
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HE WAS DESPERATE.
She Flirted Desperately and Refused I
Wed Him. Rnt He Suhdned Her

She Flirted Desperately and Refused to
Wed Him, But He Subdued Her.
Permit me to suggest a plan through
which young lady became engaged while
she was visiting at Cape May Point last
summer, when the Presidents family was
there. This girl-a wealthy Westerner, by
the way-had fiirted desperately with ana
finally refused man well known to club
| fla in New York. He did not give up the
ship, however. but went down to Cape May
Point TO see the cruel one. They went in
bathing, and he taught her to float, although
she couldn't swim stroke. Ole day she
was floating and he was swimming with on e
hand placed beneath her shoulders to keep
her steady. After she had been looking
up at the bright blue sky for what
seemed to her half an hour, the
young man told her they were far
from shore, with fifty feet of water between
them and the bottom of the sea- She
begged him to swim back toward the beach,
when suddenly he Withdrew his hand ana
cry, but he Immediately supported her
again. Then he told her. while. the cool,
salt waves swashed around them. that he
loved her to distraction; that he had grown
desperate, and that unless she promised t..
marry him then and there he would let her
drown, and for second time he momen-
tarily withdrew his Eand. The Western
girl didn't dare move, but she sobbingly
confessed that she had loved him all along,
aud that she would marry him OF course,
and that he ought to know she was jusi
acting silly when she refused him. Then
the young man stopped swimming AMI
stood up in four feet of water, and when h.
had helped the girl to stand she found her
self close 10 shore but few hundred feet
down the beach, away from the other bath
ers. She kept her engagement, ton, anu
they were married in January.-Ph lla-
delphia Press,
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Hail-storms are rare in Western Mexico,
but if they come they seem apt to make ny
for lost time. On the evening of May 9th,
the village of San Rafael, in the State ui
Jalisco, was bOmbarded by volley after vol
ley of hailstones as big as crab-apples,
mingled with much larger specimens. For
two hours the missiles from the clouds came
down ike a storm of shot and shell, break
ing down branches in all directions and
forcing all living things TO fly to the nearest
available shelter. Birds took refuge Ia
stables crowded with mel aud horses !;
racing rabbits were knocked down by
dozens, and herdersi rushing out TO
save their cattle were almost stunne d by
the violence Of the aerial proj.cties. Ben
janiin Garcia, a stout young mestizo.
was caught in the storm nearly mile
from any available place of refuge, and
by race for life managed to reach
the outskirts of San Rafael. where .
bsilstone the size OF mans fist hit him
straight in the face and knocked him
down in the middle of the road, where tie
was soon after picked up, bleeding and in
sensible. He was carried TO the next house
but died before night. One stock breede
alone lost 240 head of sheep ON hillside
that had been exposed to the full sweep Of
the storm-Rocky Mountain Sentinel
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An Old Story in a New Dress.

One of the old clerks at the general deliv-
cry window tells the following story. Years
ago a man called one day at the window
aud asked if there vas letter for Mike
MeGinnis. The clerk handed him one from
the old country, with "a cents due on it.
Mr.. McGinnis asked the clerk to read it
for him. as lie could not read himself. The
polite clerk complied.
When he had finished reading it, MIR. Nc
Ginnis asked If that was all.
The clerk said. Yes"
"Then it's not worth "a cents, and I'll not
take it, said Mr.. McGinnis. and turning ON
his heel he walked away. Some time after
the same Mr.. McGnnis called and asked for
letter. The clerk recognized him, gave
him the same letter he had read before. but
took the pfscaution 70 collect the q cents
Mail Coach.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


CACkS FULL OF MONEY TO LOAN AT FER
- cent; Will pay mortgage tax also loans second
mortgage: uotes. j. l.. ISAACS, AL O'Farrell12 Sc
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
lNl Security Loan bank. 1lO6 Market st. mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk n. j. FRANKLIN " co. TN
Iron $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
security. s. T. O., Box 81. CALL Branch je5 tt
MONEY LOANED - $40 AND UPWARD,
lsl reasonable interest and payable back in INSTALL
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vi great interest TO every man. woman and child.
easily lay aside from So to 50 per month: this is
not much to and II put in a bank would
amount to only $50 or 81 year. but ludiciOusy
invested In rich land, and where there is question
10 fortune there Is not Citizen in the city of Oak
land who knows anything of the future OF property
along the Piedmont Cable Road but what Will
tell you that there can be no question the
great rise In land values along this road in
few years to come, that all properties along the
Pledmoht cable are now on the eve of a great adj
vance. and tn se who can afford to invest put
ting every dollar they can command in this direc-
ton. Great fortunes VIII be acquired in the
next nVe the rise Of land values along this
line OF road Every one with ordinary perception
eau see that. But the trouble with persons OF linn
tied means is that they enough
This diScouraging difficulty Messrs. Laymance y
Co. intend to overcome by Offering. during the
month OF July, 100 large lots the Piedmont
cable in the Fair View Tract The prices will be
the lowest By one-third OF any other property on
the cable The terms also viii be made easier than
any other property offered, ouly $40 and $2U cash
belnereqared as first payment and the balance ia SIS
ana 50 monthly 1nStallments. What better induce
ment could be offered to any man, woman or child
who Is seeking home chance TO lay aside r
GOiars Tor an investment 60 early aud secure
Ia choice location, for 1t may be the misfortune
Tor some one TO get to their office when the
Is sold. The streets in the Fairview Tract have
been nicely graded, ana the C.ntra Costa water
mains are laid IN the center OF the streets. There
upon them IN this tract. and the easy terms
given on the remainder OF the lots during the dull
season of July. Any person with ordinary foresight
can easily see long before they have their lot paid
doubled in value and paid larger interest the in
vestment than any savings bank in the United
States Can greater induceineht be offered? A
word to the wise should be sufficient i've lot
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PARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT QUOKk
IN Kwong Sung. Chong Wing aud ing Bine Chue.
shareholders of the firm OF Wing wQ Sang, No. 439
jackson st., San Francisco have this day sold aud
delivered all their shares said firm. and said firm
will not be responsible Tor any ana all debts b lis
or contracts. In whatsoever form, contracted by
any of the aforesaid persons. July IL. 1881.
WING WO SANG, 439 Jackson ST.. San Fran
CISCO Cal. yl2 Sta
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City REAL EsTATE.


Q: IN EACH-25x100: So MONTHLY INSTALL
I'D w ments: no interest: near Baden electric
road. SPARROW IL PEARSA LL,63s Market jy12 II
G1lSO FINE INVESTMENT; 245xsO FEET;
ID III w. garden land. between Mission and san
Jose road; make 9 lots. RoTHERMEL & co. jy12
GoS0O 2-sToRY BAY-wINDow HOUSE; 5
.DoOOO. rooms, bath, laundry. basement, nice
garden. stone sidewalk; sun in every room: near
lines of cars. 1888 San Carlos ave. iyl2 IT.
SCENTS, s CENTS, . CENTS. . CENTS 5 CENTS
~ VIII pay car fare from any part of San francisco
to office of j. II. HARRIS, 62S Market ST., opposite
Palace HOTEL where you can find maps diagrams.
etc. representing Golden Gate Park lots as recorded
in the Hall of Records, which at the prices that
can sell VIII surely double in price In the
future; for prices, easy terms. etc. and well To-
Gated near the park, new electric railway line now
building, Market-st-extension. grand ocean beach
boulevard. viii be glad to compare notes with
any person living.
For all time to come my motto viii be, Good
titles sale. NB.-If any person haSl0, 20, 80,
40 or 90 lots, with good titles located TO suit,
cheaper than have will buy them or furnish
customer that Will. So don't delay making your
lection IL you can help it. as prices are advancing
rapidly all along the line.
Golden Gate Park lots a speciality.
j. T. HARRIS, 628 Market st. jyl2 2t
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OAKLAND HoUsEs no RENT.


L'OR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED UPPER
i fiat; fine location; about minutes walk to local
train references exchanged. 1920 Union ST., Oak
land. iy1i IRE
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G10A0 1OS SHIPLEY: HOUSE AND LOT.
DfOOO. 25x75. Apply 42l Clementina.l2 los
G9OSn 2 LOTS, 47xlO5, WITH HOUSE;
.DO<-CU. rooms and BATH A10 Duncan. u SIS
ZINE CHANCE, CITY PROPERTY OWNER
Il can make giltedge bargain trading with one most
magnificent vineyards in State 135 acres. Address
q. PILLING, Box "a, this ONCE. iyl2 7t*
one FELL ST, NEAR COUGH; LOT IT :bxl2O
QUO TO rear street: front and houses; fats
and store; rents S97. 1yl2 PTS
1xl07:6, WITH IMPROVEMENTS Sw.
Ii Jersey and Diamond. Inquire premises IL l0*
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I0R. II. G. YOUNG. DENTIST 1871 POLK sr
y Painless extraction. jyl2 I'm
SRI A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
W good as can be made: nlling 81. DIR. SIMMs,
DENTIST $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theater oc III
DR. REA, 923 MARKET, EXT TEETH soc:
" with gas 81; filings low; open evenings. my2 Il
CT SET; REPAIRING 81: FILLING sI;EXrG.
ID painless soc. DIR. CA. PERRY. Mason. ms tt
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 8O6 MARKET
" ST. Phelan Building, positively extract teeth
without paih with Cotton Gas -: also perform all
operations in dentistry. DR.. CHAS.w. DECKER.7 II
A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICL ES IN
n them stating that the insane asyiums are full of
people who took gas only for painless tooth ex-
traction aud went crazy. My secret painless method
IS wonderful. BY Its use any dental operation NAV
be done painiessy. Will forfeit 800 for any tooth
mat cannot extract without sleep or gas even
lhough Dozen dentists have failed to extract it
All operations done better than esewh ere since
nave seven first prizes Tor beautiful filings plate
and crown work. There are Leek dentists. once
oEohoG w LEEh, O'Farrell st. oc9 II
nk. a LUDLUM HILL. l443 MARX EFT ST NEAR
- Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates
are made Old plates made over IKE new; teeth
from 20 per set; extracting soc; gas given. 4tf
('RooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MARKET
y 81. bet Third and Fourth; gas specialists auI7 ct
FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
n lowest prices; work warranted DIR j. W.
KEY, Sal Market st. opp. Baldwin. ans tf
DR Q. II. WILSON. DENTIsrl "a, MARKET
~ ST., bet Fifth and Sixth, cpp. Mason. dei5ti
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GIHO Sl75, 5000. $3.50. $500 LOTS IN
pIOO. Fruitvae terms to suit; low interest:
title perfect DAVIS Il DOW, owners, Twenty
third ave. Station, Oakland. 1ylU tf
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n NOW FOR A HOME
M. J. LAYMASCE & co. of 466 Eighth St
Make glowing offer for July
chance for everybody to get home.
OF great intaresr To every man ,vop,an ord .hra
If great interest to every man, woman and child.

A chance for everybody to get home.
The morning call., 1891-07-13
BUSINESS cHANcEs-ooNrrNuEp.


$1,000 PAR PARTNER NEEDED IN FIRST.
OF years; owner is obliged to close early on ac-
count OF too long hours; object In getting partner
is to keep open all night this is the best Investment
In the city FOR sober, steady man. Apply W. F.
HEALY. ll4S Market st. it,
G1I00 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE
ID lOU. for sale; established 20 years; doing
trade of $50 per day; selling sickness; full
value ia horses wagon, etc. Apply w. T. HEALY,
has Market It's
FEW CHOICE BARGAINS FOR SALE-Sl5OO.
a restaurant and cofee-house. Market and
Taylor clearing $500 month; $1,000. corner gro
Gerry and bar. Western Addition. clearing 800
month, fun value; $500. cash business, clears $50
a month; $3.50, cigar-store, Market and Fourth;
500. branch bakery and candy-store, rooms, rent
only Sl5 month. Apply w. +. HEALY, 114S Mar
ket ST., Taylor. Its
DRUGSTORE: FULL STOCK AND FIXTURES,
~ $500; Will sell for $1,000. Address T. l., Box
90 this oHice. jy1o7ts
ERUIT, CANDY AND CI6AR-STORE CHEAP
i on account OF sickness. ll9 OFarrell. iy2 l5ts
TIRE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week. delivered by carrier 10 any
part of the city; the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by postal-card or otherwise Will receive
prompt attention once 1872 Montgomery st
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Fotogratla ena..." prOsa

Z Sc llama como la adorada de Roberto ell
simpaticO personal 10 de la conocida zarzueIa
La Tenpest0d. Pero no sinUendo en- su Pc
cho las ciegas inclinaciones del amor que aque-
los, d3sdena ciertO joVen que le brinda una
vida de paz y do dulzura entire e rudo de sus
afIadas tijeras y los retazos de los recortes de
paIO. Ell pretendiente es sastre.
Diera este joven, toda una vida y. par
te de la otra, por una mirada de aquellos ne
grOs ojos; diera su alma pOr acaGclar sua1e-
mente los sedosos cabelIos negros de esa her.
mosura de diez y seis abriles; diera on fin 10
que no es decide, por entrar en- Ia familia de
la bella qae nos ocupa, que habita en- una an
tigua casa de la calIe que lleva el nombre del
varol mas caste cOnocido por la Historic sa-
grada <.&f -. <4
Quieres saber mas? Es laboriosa, inte-
ligente, modesto, y la naturaleza dejo graba-
da eli su mejilla derecha cie1to detalle, que
imprime i'm cOnjunto do gracia su tisonomia.
Detalle, que seguramente enlOquece no solo
al 0seaat0d0r de coststrG, sino cuantos la ven;
pero ella impacible, indiferente y glacial le
dice con tenaoidad a su coraz0n. -. f'o me
ObIigweS. 81"
Ell coraz6n la obedeoe puedo asegurar
que no tiene nOviO. .as#as.@.- 49,.
U1s amigo verd0dero
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Dulce y sabrosa.

Yerdad que el titalo es apetitoso gra.
to Pues todaVia es mas agradable deiicit
sa la noVela de don JacinGo 0ctavio Pic0n, QIt
acaba de publicarse con ese tftulo. Los que
hayan leido ell fragmento de ella que puhhte
la ReOjst0 P~ertOTrigWel5g del mes de Febrei
dltimo, Uodavla estan con la miel en- los labios.
Que asunto mas bellO Y que primoroso estiloI
La edici0n es magntica Y ell voldmen TO.
ne mas de 400 paginas.
Sc vende a I'm peso el ejemplar enas,.
princpales librerias y en- las oficinas de Et Biss.
CGpje, FUrtaleza ntmer0 Sc 30.l3
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GUARNlCIONERjA
JOSE TORRES PEREZ
Af, p 81 II u "a Nh
10 q "a - / , ~

Acahamos de. recibir un inmeu ! variaf,
surtidO de las mas acreditadas fahrcas de Earopa.
que otreeemOs q nuestra nuineros;s clientela !,
precios SIN competenea.
EIegantes carteras de viaje, idem de bolsilio.
cintnrOnes para senoras, Ultima uovedad frOntalc
ras de eOches sillas, cordones para reyolVers,
fundas de ldem, ceplllos, estribos, espuelas toda
clase tie artlcuos del ramo.
Sc confecriOnan colchoaes, almOhadas, Ionas
para canlas, maietas do cuelo, nonturas se com.
ponen coches.
Especialidad para Ia eonfecc6n de tada clasa
dc correajes para mlitaras, voluntatios + armada
ii OCCASION Il I5.l
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EFECTOS recibidos poy Ia casa Aim0s q u
naeaaeg en- los UapOres & ALGOa,n Smeat1s,
g91nups.al a. &C a4iaa,oI M sE1S,aS5Iac -

EFECIOS recab6d0S p0Y L0 casa A49nGS q u
na6aaeg en- los 0apores & AlaOa,v Snseat3s,
zogUsr = q 6 Miguel 1 sI'Ssstttos =
Martillos de. varias classes.
Dfamantes para cortar vidrios
Bandejas de plata caFpatian
Plumas de Outlet 404
Sartenes estanados.
Hoces mango de hero de madeira
Planchas de cobre de todds gruesos para
maquinas de cafe.
EstanO en- barritas
Jabon Mil flores.
Peinilas de cuerno. de15 eentmetros.
TachuelaS COmunes negraS Nun. al L. {
AlaInbFe con puas para sceI cas-.
GrampaS para dichO alambre
AguarTas aceite de liHaZa
Hachas de Collins de todas folaaas, labor,
media LABOR, Turnba maFiposa.
Azuelas de Collins Superiores,
Barnic6s, blancO, negro Y cOpal.
Tubos para quemad5res nlmero22 de Sol
Deposltos para quinqu6S ndmeru q
Copitas para vino, carete Y icor.
Hllo de algod0n para coser Velas.
Avena atreeho La ayena la Eendsn ~
ahi $5, aqu S43 al contado.
BOcadoS partidoS para cabaloS.
Escaleras de 4, 5, 6 pies, de 2 pies.
OElas dc hero estanadas.
Idem aporcelanadas.
Parrillas para aSar carne u
Varas-para medir boeoyes de ron.
Zinc en- planchas, NUNS. 8 y IL.
POmada cace, mum 333
Esrneia eXtra3to Regenca.
Peines de cuerno para caballos.
Plumeros numeros 90. 0, Iy ii.
Cnta de seda para amarfar GaDacos
Cabetes para zapatos.
BOtones nacar de todas classes.
Cucharones de hero porceianado
Espumaderas de ideIn I1em.
Sartenes de idem iden
TraYadOres para eerras.
FormOnes Y escOplos.
rMartilos para herradores.
Brochas casquillo de cobre.
y Cucharas, tenedores.y y cueharilias de lejifi-
- mo n1kel. Size
~ ri lena dc esta casa es yender mucho,
= para conseguir este fin venden may barato.
l1nico medic conocido hasta hoy para conss9-
guir aquel fin.
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SecCi6n nlercantiI
AERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

AS@cer.-Hoy tampoco SO ha realizado
ninguna ventas.
. Mictcs.-Sin operaeionss para exportaci6n
desde hace largo tempo.
CGe.-Muy redueidas las existencias en
manos de cosechsros que han pasado las de
los especuladores. Sc Iaantiene frms de $24s
$24a
Ron.-sin estar muy abundante no aumen-
ta el precio, Sc ysnde dc $40 SAL los 100
galoneS. 81 #
Cssesas.-Abundantes y de 81 s segda
tAmanO.
CeWabiss.-Movimiento de- alza inicado re-
cisntemente. E Baneo Espanol eotiza seme
sigue: ~,9 @
Londres go DIV. $5-95.
Paris s div, $40 por LOO. ~.'
Rstados- Unidos DIV, % por lee. w.
Rspana dIy, l43 pOr 100. -
Habana DIV, IA por loo. g..
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~ oJo AQUIM

Puntos en- donde SO Yende LA CORRESPONDENTS
CIA DE PUERTO RICO:
TIENDA de-D Emeterio Ochoa plazuela
lie San Jose.
KIOSKO de la Marina Capital. a
Y en- la TIENDA HONDA, ealle de San~Jo-
Sc esQuna la de la Luna s@$ss @=a
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~ATENCION
Toao Puerto R5co 10 dice.

Ell mejor chocolate que puede tomarse es Il
de g La ANTOLINA," gran fabrica estabeeidl
ma, precios desde % centavos un peso. paqleta
de 460 gramOs. D. p0 ito Las Dos ClstilIcts est,s.
blecm ento de don Pedro E. q mOrano, = se detss-
LA en- el mismo cas todas los de esta Capital.
u
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De Pepe .Gordils

El cielo quiso brindar
dos raros dones al ser.
Que eterno y rudo luchar!
81 uno manda Greer
y 81 otro manda, ,peaasGg'.
He leido la opinion
dc un sabio y ahrma, que,
no es mas que contradiction,
lleVar on 81 alma.... jF9! !
y en- la cabeZa. -. ! RGS0W 3!
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II KXS10

Por tener que a1sentafse su dueno, So
vende la TIENDA PULPERfA de don Romero
Barredo, sta Ell ell barlio de Puerta de TERRA.
calle de San Agustin. FL que des6e comprars
"a, puede difiiirse en 81 mismo tahlecimiento
en- donde nformaran.
Puerto REQ JUNO 90 ae 1891 * 4
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disoIviendO nn POGO d0 jabon porfumado en-
aqua, un POGO dc aguardiente, aqua de CO.
lonia, espfritu de cocloaria.
Ron yieio extra snperiorisimo, cosa de
gustO. Cafe mOlidO purO como la sOnrlsa de
un limo al nacer, y vino tinto del mejor q Is
centavos botella, en- Ia rienda Honda, San
Jose 81.
- Por que Sc ha quitado tn novio el bigo-
te Y-pregunt6 Laisa.
-Porque me pincha atrozmente.
- All!
-Por supuesto que no te SO escape en
decirlo a papa, porque yole he dlcho que Sc
lo>ha mandado 81 m6dieo.
La comida ha infuido siempre en- los des-
tinos dc la humandad Esau vendi6 su pri-
mOgenitura pOr un plato de lentejas, 7 20 se-.
ria capaz de darle mi alma al dlablo pOr un
almuerzO en- La Cat0lU1s0.
En- la Dl0ll0TQatisaG entire dos eegantes Sc
noritas - Has Visto 10 tIansformado
que esta --Ciertamente y Sc en 10 que con-
siste. -Cuenta, cuenta, len que Z -Pues....
muy sencillo, en- que ia corOata, el cueIlo, los
punos, el sombrero 2 81 baston, 10 ha compra
do en- Elega1sct0 Guiana, que es la que esta
do moda. ..a-~.a@.
Una casa de productos medicinales ha
Ofrecido $50 600 pesetas al ano, por fijar un
anuncio sobre la colossal estatua de la Ljbevtad
que SO alZa a la entrada de la rada de NueVa-
York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-28

ALMANAC QUE.-Domingo %, VI Despu6s
de PenJecostes. San Leon II. Illumination.
EFEMERIDE DE.-1835 Tratado entire Els
pana Iuglaterra para la aboIci6n dc la trata