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The morning call., 1893-05-21
A BOYS SKULL FRACTURED.
Severe Blow Struck by Alfred rlc-
GoWan With a Cane.


Benjamin Freeman. an 11-year-old boy
living at 733 Folsom street, was struck
over the head with cane and seriously
injured by Alfred MCGOWAN last night
McGowan is a robust young rough, II
years OF age. and was playing cards with
girl on the doorsteps Of a dwelling at 532
Natoma street. when his victim came
along.
The little fellow was acquainted with
the girl, and in his childish glee look her
bonnet from the steps and threw 1t few
feet away.
his action apgered MCGOWAN, who pur-
sued him when hr ran. and, on catching
him, struck the little fellow vlciously over
the head with cane he had ID his possess
sion. remarking. "This is good thing to
XIII fresh kids with"
The blow Knocked the child down and
after striking his victim several times Ne
Gowan went off leaving him lying on the
sidewalk.
Young Freeman made his way home and
was later taken to the Receiving Hospital
for treatment. Assistant Police Surge eons
Coffman and Berry found that the skull
on the left side Of the head had heen
broken, the fracture being several inches
in length. The depressed bones were
raised and the hoy taken to his home.
The morning call., 1893-05-21

away from The corner of Kearny and
Market streets, where the owner had left
hem standing. The horses dashed across
the street and ran along the south side
until opposite the History building, when
they turned and galloped into large plate
glass window. Before reaching the win
dow the wagon struck a heavy brass
railing in front Of A. Waldteufel's store.
The wheels carried away both railing
and large signplaie underneath. and
then the horses ran little further until
they fell through the next window occu-
pied by F. w. Spencer & Co.
All this took place very quickly and
witnesses did not notice that a lady had
been knocked down and was under one of
the horses.
An old man was seen TO throw himself
backward to avoid contact with the wagon.
and he saved himself by mere scratch.
young man was coming out of the door
way when the team crashed into him, bul
he leaped over the first wheel and escaped.
The wagon stopped suddenly, giving him
an opportunity to scramble over the side
and get away.
lmost instantly crowd surrounded
the horses which were kicking furiously
under the wagon and bleeding fearfnllyfrom
cuts made by broken glass. The lady who
was run down was seen under one horse,
but before help arrived she extricated her
self. She was taken into WaldteufePs
office and there treated by Dr. Rodgers.
She said her name was Miss K. Stephens
and her address 5l2 Fell street. Her nose
was broken and besides she was severely
bruised about the body and had one knee
injured.
The team belonged to F. O'Kane, owner
of the Washington Furniture Express.
The morning call., 1893-05-21
YOSEMITE SHOWN.
G.. D. Robinson's Artistic
Production.
TO 60 TO THE WORLDS FAIR.
A Panorama That VIII Delight the
Eyes of the Visitors to the
Windy City.

c. D. Robinson, the artist. who has
made Yosemite Valley his home for over
fifteen seasons. is about to complete the
masterpiece of all his works. He ana four
other artists under his direction are repro
ducing on a mammoth scale the sketches
he las made of Yosemite from time to
time.
1t is for the purpose of exhibiting the
canvas at Chicago during the present
Worlds Fair. allowing those reople from
the East and Europe who will not be able
TO push out as far as this State to get pan
oramic view of the grandest sight with
which nature has blessed California.
The work has been in progress ever since
the beginning OF January last and will
hardly be finished for a month or two yet.
In seems incongruous TO say in connec-
ton with this work that is being done
with such minute detail that more than a
ton of paint has already been used and
still that it will require nearly as much
more. Nevertheless this is a fact Day
after day the five artists have spent eight
and ten hours eacn perched on scaI0ldings
before the tightly stretched canvas strung
inside and around the walls of the old Get
tysburg Panorama building at Tenth and
Market streets.
Armed with long brushes and bucketfuls
OF necessary coloring matter. they have all
but brought Yosemite in all its grandeur
within the old brick building.
This stuDendnuS achievement will not
be seen by the public here, excepting. per
haps. after it has delighted the eyes of
Columbian Exposition attendants; but
CALL reporter was permitted yesterday to
cOmfartably take in its beauties while the
artists we're at their task.
Progress, so far as made, shows Yo-
semitic from old Inspiration Point. which
is represented by the raised platform in
the center of the building. "Oid" Inspir-
atinn Point is the first place from which
Yosemite dawned upon the admiring dis
coverer. That was in the days of the old
trail and long before the stage companies
made routes through the valley and over
the mountains to suit their own purposes.
Standing on the platform it required but
little Imagination to really believe the floor
OF the valley was 5000 feet below. The
The morning call., 1893-05-21

artists have done their work so well that
TO look down at the powders and maaza-
nltas growing out of the crevices the dis
lance almost causes dizziness. 1t is all
delusion, OF course, for baby could
tumb down the artistically portrayed 1000
loot precipice and get nothing more than a
mere shaking up. The actual distance
from the platform to the base of the
painted canvas is less than f teen feet
Mlr. RObinson's idea is to give fair and
correct representation, as nearly as posi-.
BILE, of the view in the northeasterly direc-
tion, and as the eye stretches up the noun
tains and through the canyons there is a
haze more dense as the reach grows longer,
making the scene most realistic
To the left. or rather in the nnrtherlv
direction, can be seen the fir-capped noun
tains appearing twenty odd miles away.
Nearer. on the slope. is the winding Milton
aad Big Oak fiat road working its zigzag
way to the valley after passing the Roar
ing Camp made famous by Bret Harte.
The road leads to the foot OF Ell Captain.
the highest mass of rocks on earth. that
furnishes vertical precpice Of $500 feet.
In the reality it would take two and a
half days to reach the roint of vantage
from which the Ribbon Falls were seen
yesterday by the reporter.
Just the other side of the falls and Ell
Captain is Eagle Point. the highest of tie
Three Brothers, and further in the dis
tance are the snow-capped crests of Mount
Hoffman and Mount Watkins. Still to the
right appear the Half Dome and the
Great Cathedral group, over and
through which wind the waters that
terminate in the lovely Bridal Veil.
Looking upon the realism of Mr.. Robin
sons effort in this direction, wonder fills
the SOU of the observer One can almost
fancy hearing the splash of the water.
The artist has omitted no detail. and there
is a vapor of apparent reality raised by the
wind. and waited back over the rocks be-
yond the fall.
The execution by the artists who are en-
deaynring to place Yosemite within reach
of strangers is deserving of all that NAV
be said complimentary about it. 1t is
clever in coloring and perspective, making
on canvas as perfect a representation OF
the Creators WORK as artistic skill can pro.
duce.
The morning call., 1893-05-21
SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY.

An organ recital under The direction of Mar
llD schultz VIII take place al H0wai d-street NJ
+. church next Friday evening. Excellent
vocal talent has been secured for the occasion
ana The patronage OF prominent church people
is promised.
Rev: j. Q. A. Henry, the able pastor of the
fifs bapIlst Church, has received "A leave of
absence Tor three months and will start East
shortly. During his absence he will visit reIa-
ives ln ONO. and later VIII go 10 England to
rest and study.
This afternoon at o'clock the meeting for
yynnng men only. at the Christian Association
naii. 20 Saiter street, Will be addressed by
rev l.. K. Ollie. DID,, subject, "a Crisis in a
Young Mans Life" The meeting is for men
between ] o and 45 years of age.
T. Rlechling, the well-known assayer, was
run oown by Sacramento-street cabe-car at
me curve near the ferry yesterday. HIS right
ieg was orohen and OIL her Painful injuries suS-
tanned Mr. RiechIine Is 20 years OF age, which
standing.
Reformed Episcopal Church services will be
ne,u e, III nall OF the AlcaZar building, / IA
fdiI Ell street, II A. NJ. to-day. a sueclal ad-
dtesS @ VIII be given 10 Protestant churchmen on
ne Iefis Threatening the Church." The
testimony OF Canon Farrar and others on the
Lincoln Judgment will be considered. The sil-
tihes VIII De ire and the public is invited.
The morning call., 1893-05-21
BY WILD HORSES.
A Woman Very Nearly Crushed to
Death,

a startling accident occurred on Market
street last evening and a young lady, an
old man and a boy had narrow escapes
from death or serions injury in the affair.
The lady WAS less fortunate than the
Others. for she sustained quite serious in
juries and a very severe shock, which over
came her for the time.
at about O'Clock two horses hitched to
an express wagon took fright and ran
The morning call., 1893-05-21

FRUIT FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.-The
W"rld's Fair Commission will ship car
load of exhibits for Chicago on Tuesday
next. Shasfa's exhibit, for which it re-
ceived $1,000 appropriation last week,
VIII go forward on this occasion, and the
San Francisco Produce Exchange cahine
will also be included The commission is
steadily arranging for successive EXHIBITS
at Chirago of fruit and green vegetables.
and 1t is stated that scheme will be form
uiated and In operation by the 1st prox.
Offers OF fruit and vegetables are coming
The morning call., 1893-05-21

ing the smuggling of opium and Chinese
into the United States. has been called 20
Washington to present his report to the
Treasury Department. Inspector Noyes
recently Investigated custom officials at
Portland and Tacoma and upon his report
a number OF removals were made. i Is
understood that a similar fate awaits few
officials at El PasO.
The morning call., 1893-05-21

DUNN's CASE DISMISSED. George Dunn
was brought before Judge Low yesterday
charged with assault with deadly wea on
upon w. ID. Logan and the case was dis
missed. 1t came out in evidence that
Dunn and Logan were business partners
Years ago and got into financial trouble
Dunn went to the STEAMER Queen, doeken
1T the Broadway wharf, on Thursday night
and demanded money from Logan. Logan
struck Dunn and the latter hit him back
self-defense.
The morning call., 1893-05-21

Queen Victoria has a large and peculj-
aarly shaped hand. and wears 71% glove.
she wears only black gloves, and affects
sun the two and four-button kinds she
wore at the beginning of her reign. The
cen OF Great Britain and Ireland and
the Empress of India IS deciIedIy ec6nomi-
ca IN her glove bill. and wears only about
two dozen pairs year.
The morning call., 1893-05-21

IN from all over the State, notably from
Alameda County and San Jose. The fur
mer county is short of money, having
already overdrawn its Appropriation by
5000, but exprcts in few days TO receive
an additional amount OF $4,000. part II
which will be devoted 10 the fresh fruit
and vegetable exhibit.
The morning call., 1893-05-21

In Boston there is society named the
Woman's Rest Tour Association. the pur-
pose OF which is to enable women whose
means are moderate to travel. A small!
annual fee is charged. which entities each
woman 10 a volume containing the prices
OF reliable. clean loding-houses, ETC., in
this country and England, besides giving
many valuable suggestions.
The morning call., 1893-05-21

SEEKING a LOST BROTHER ostmas-
ter Backus is IN recaipt of a letter frnIn
Mrs. +. c. Bird. Bath. England, who de-
s.res Information Concerning the where
ahouts of her brother. Frank Thorna. He
ie England for San Francisco seven years
ago as assistant purser of the steamer City
of New York.
The morning call., 1893-05-21
UNION LUMBER CO..

wholesale and Retail Deal rs In Lumber, Rail-
road Ties. elegrsph Poles Pine and Redwood
PILES, Snars, W ood. etc. General ONCE and ard
sixth aud Channel sts. eie hone No. 1882
downtown Once. % Market ST.. room 3; tee-
phone o. $50. s. F. Jas cod I'd
The morning call., 1893-05-21

Ducks swim the world over, but geese do
not. In South America domestic species
Is found that cannot excel an ordinary hen
In aquatic accomplishments.
The morning call., 1893-05-21

INSPECTOR MOVES IN WASHINGTON
inspector Noyes, who has been i'll Texas
and Mexico for several weeks inyestgat-
The morning call., 1893-05-21
DO 0Y0lJkN0W
ROBINSON c KNOX
Are selling Groceries and Provisions
cheaper than any house On the Pacific
Coast.

Best New Orleans Rice. 10Olb sacks..........S3 rs
Best Dry GranuIated Sugar 1OO-lD sacks 10
Best Rolled Oats. 25-lb sacks. 90
Best Rolled Wheat. 25lb sacks.............. 90
Best sago or Tapioca, 25lb sacks............. 90
Best Beans. all kinds, 25-lb sacks........... 90
5-gal. kegs Golden Drips yrup............... go
50-lb sack Patent Roller Flour. r............ 95
Young america Cream Cheese. each So
California Mild Cream Cheese, per d.. 10
Soda Crackers Gam. Biscuit Coz, per box. 55
BIB cans High Tea Biscuit. As
lib cans Assorted Waters. fers................., 20
Large 3-ib cans Sniders Soups ............. 25
Large Sid cans Whole Pineapple. ......... 25
large cans Boston Baked Beans 25
large cans Table Peaches or Apricots... 25
cans French Sardines Key openers 70
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar. per lb........... Is
10 large bars best Laundry Soap........... l 90
5-gal. can Good Coal Observation-Disclosures. rs
alf-gal. Jars Homemade Chow Chow.. 20
lbs Pure Mocha and Java Coffee. l 90
312 lbs Pure Java Coffee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
los Pure Costa Rica Coffee. ee...........,..... 90
The morning call., 1893-05-21

EB- Country orders receive prompt attention
Goods delivered free in San
Aill Valley, Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

De Ia Isla hemos Ieclbldo (sin decir el pue
bio de donde proceie) el siguiente suelto:
Hoy de Julio & las diez de la mafans, sc
llev6 & efecto en- el local del Juzgado municipal
de esta poblaci6n, Ia celebration del matrimonio
civil, entire los j6venes e-pensadores don Juan
Gimenez Gonzalez y la sehorita dofa Rita Satur.
nina Gonzalez Rios. Sc 10 participo por la es
pecial circumstances que los reciencasados dos
pobres campesinos, y este prueba que Ia brisa
bienhechora del progreso penetra por todos los
ambitos de este pequefo fragmento americana,
soterrando las espesfsimas tiniebas intelectualea
en- que vegetaron los sudras del colonlsmo. lGlo-
ria al progresol" IT.. .- ..~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

En- SaintAil, pequena poblacion francesa del
Meurthe-Mosela, situada On la frontera alemana
ACADIA de verifcarss la solemne exhumaci6n y
entrega por el Gobiarno frances al aleman de los
restos mortales de los 1,5OO sprusianos muertos
en- 1870 en- la batalla de Saint Privat, sostenida
en- las cercanfas de SaintAil. La ceremonia ha
causadop profundisima impression en- los numero-
SOS ofciales alemanes que la presenciaron. To-
dos han alabado sin reservas 81 brillante compor-
tamiento de las tropas francesas al tributar los
honores militares los que en- vida invadieron el
territorio de Ia patria. Por parte de los france
ses ha revestido ell acto mayor solemnidad en- su
territorio que en- Ell aleman. Han desplegado
mas fuerzas militares y han dado la ceremonia
un caracter mas imponente Los alemanes solo
destacaron $50 soldados para recibir los rsstos
de sus compatriotas, que les fueron entregadoa
por 5000 franceses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Dicen de San Lorenzo que ha ocurrido allf
un hecho verdaderamente escandaloso brutal
Parece que una sefiora tenfa diferencias con una
seforita de Ia ocal1dad did de clio conocimiento
su marido, comerciante del referido pueblo
Este, premeditadamente, guardo un foete aper-
sonandose en- la casa de la senorita de referencia
peg6 con 81. El hecho ha sido muy comentado
~ generalmente desaprobado On SanLolenzo La
referida sefiorita, que SO encuentra enferma, di6
parte del suceso al Juez Municipal al de Ia
Instancia de Cayey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Ha fallecido esta manana en- Rio. .piedras
LA distinguida sefiora doha Maria Orcasitas
digna esposa del Lcdo. Sr. D. Julio Padilla.
A toda su afljida familia le enviamos nues.
-tro mas sentldo pesame-R. / P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Ell Gobierno de Madrid ha concedido los
vecinos de Catano Palo-seco, jurisdiction de
Bayam6n, permiso para erijir una iglesia parro
Quial compuesta de los referidos barrios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Hemos dido dec1r que aver Sc frm6 la con
trata con Ia persona que ha de conducir en- CO
che Ia correspondence pdblica entire Hatillo }
Aguadilla y vice-versa Veremos 81 On 10 suce
sivo enlaza con el ferrocarril, evitando las dila
clones que Sc sufren hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Anoche las II media fu6 capturado de.
baio del puente MaygarSta donde dormfa, el ex-
guardia de Orden P1blico Marrero, que ya dljl.
mos habfa dado algunas puhaladas su concubi.
ma On Santurce. Esta 90 encuentra mejor de las
heridas Que recibi6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05
venta de finCa de cafe

Por causa de salud Sc vende una en- la juris-
dicci6n de Ciales, de 253 cuerdas de extensi6n;-
145 fncadas de cafe entire nuevos de producto;
produce un afo con otro 500 quintales de cafe
y tiene los establecimientos necesarios para su
recollection. Diriiirse gu dueho, en- Ell barrio
de Cialitos sefior ]. u. Lafalle. I5=8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Aver entraron al puerto de esta Capital Ia
goleta espanola de cabotaje Maria Pilar, de AFRO
20 81 balandro tambien espanol Naevo Flor,
de Fajardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Los guardias que detuvieron anoche Ma.
rrero en- Santurce, de que hablamos en- otro Ia.
gar, fueron German Alvarez (sereno) Emilio
Garcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

En- viaie para Puerto. Plata Haity proce
dente de Europa, via ST. Thomas, entr6 hoy al
puerto de esta Capital con 20 toneladas de carga
81 vapor frances Colombo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

xpresivosatelegram al Gobernador General.
En- Utuado llama 81 pueblo Sess6n de Gud6dra
& la que nos referirnos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Todavfa nos adeuda 81 Juez Comisario de la
quiebra de don Eleuterio San Miguel, Cayey, los
$l2,3O importe de la publication de edictos en-
Mayo de 1892, hace IA meses. Ya este va pa
sando de castano oscuro y tendremos que La.
mario Dor ar nombre 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05
No hay mas ALA

RelojertG Alemana faente LA AMALLORQUINA
que suscrbe tiene ell honor anuncar este Illus
tradO puDico general en- particular las senoras
senortas ha recibdo por ultimo de Europa
han venido esta sa tan yaados como enter
mente nuevos dibujos prendas de como las que
ofrezco que verdaderamente caprichosss de alta
yedad Hay todas las fortunas los gustos mas ex
jentes. Pulseras de plata incrustada mperdibes
prendedores maravosos soras pueden igual
mente dOrmlonas, alferes de cOrbata, soras
pendentes curosos para las mismas collares
dana de "a Vrgen notonaduras para cabaeros sortas
sombreros Una sola vista de 10
to- Hay tambien gran surd0 de relOjes plata.
nique colgantes oxdados cuadros para reratos
polvetas, boquas de ambar, pamatorias neros caias
de msca etc. Todos los cados art1culos venden
precios sumamente m0dicos Tambien ofrece
clos como cronometrsta6 insrumentista hacen toda
scan. Esmero concienca prontud. .-Erique Kehr1dnh
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Ill superiores acababas de
HuOuS SGCuS recibir, en- sacos de so
kilos mas menos, ofrecen BAQUERO Y GAN.
DARA
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on 81 cual queda estalnpada la forma de Il palma
de los dedos De este modo SO evIta que ell
pasaporte sea transmitido 8 cedidoa otra per-
soma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05
Recortamos de un college peninsular

RecortamOs de un cOlega penlnsular
Los que no sean propensos reir, los que
estan denominados per Ia melancolfa mas profun-
da y deseen de que las risa asome sus labios
~ hasta prorrumpir en- carcajada escandalosa,
pueden usar una planta de Arabia, que poseen
tan extraordinaria facultad Su grano es como
un guisante, y tiene 81 saber del opio. Pulveri-
zado y tornado en- pequeiias dosis, constituye I'm
excitante irresistible , produce una gran hilari-
dad. Prueba de 10 que decimos es 10 ocurrido
hace pocos dias en- New Y York con una actriz muy
apreciada de los yankSes. Representaba un dra-
ma bastante tragico, en- la escena mas culmi-
mantle patetica de la obra, cuando los sspecta.
dores hallabanse sobrecogidos por 10 espeluznan-
to de Ia situaci6n la actriz SO echo reir de tai
manera, que la risa sc acentuaba cada vez mas,
concluyendo la artista por bailar un desenfrenado
cancan, q que puso termino la bajada del telon.
Todo el mundo crey6 que trataba de un case
de alcoholismo pero al dfa siguiente Sc tuvo la
sxplicacl6n, y se supo que todo habia sido efecto
de la venganza de otra actriz, que, celosa de los
triunfos de su rival, introdujo en- el cuarto de
6sta y vertio en- un vase un extracto de la planta
arAbga." mi
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El vapor Rannoch cargo on el puerto de es'
ia Capital para Nueva- York, % bocoyes l4.49O
kilos aZdcar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

ST quiere usted conner sabroso, muy sabroso
y CON aseo, acuda al restaurant La Catalana, San
Francisco S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05
Esta mafiana el balandro Buenavent

Esta maiiana 81 balandro Buenayentura corria
peligro q Ia entrada de Ia Boca del MORO, causa
de las fuertes rnarejadasq q. habfa. Embellishments
sal16 el practice con 81 CAPTAIN del Puerto va
rios botes enviados por Ia autoridad de Marina
II POGO despu6s ionde6 sin novedad 81 citado ba.
landro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-05

Han principiado va los trabajos de la fabri
ca de un Hospital de Carload en- Santurce
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VARIEDADES

Salchich6n de Lyon superior, Queso pata.
gras 'crema, Caracoles preparados & la catalina,
Galletas soda, Caramelos cafe CON leche, Vino de
San Rafael, Bombones de frutas, Galletas espu-
milla, Quesos de bola en- latas Colidor muy fres.
ca, Chartreuse amarillo Vino Sagasta, Amargo
de Angostura Siegens, Vino frances en- botellas q
Is Cts, Queso Roquef6rt y Chocolate Benedictino,
sacaban de recibir Cerecedo Hermanos y ca 80
Sc aqan ssos ssss' de- s@9''ssa'' ii sssa nsss ss
LOG Gale oe Ia Luna, en- la cual informaran. 6-l
Prefera Vd para su mesa el vino de Losro
no que vende Luiha. Els el mejor que Sc consu
me en- el pals. ~-.-
DeseQ cO/Ocarse nersssa na ssis Saps' aPiss.ls
otra ocupacion, joyen de Is 19 amos. Tene muy
nero 45. -.s 81
Calzado de todas classes y de todos los precios
En- La ConstamcSG solamente es donde SO puede
comprar calzado barato, fresco y al gusto de
consumidor. No hay raspa que Sc sujetel Er
La ConstGaaeGG es La cosa
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zado que sea elegante fuerte barato Pues
demasiado 10 sabe 81 pueblo; yisitad e estableci-
miento La Palsesana, de Pieras y c. no sola-
mente encontrareis cazado de Ultima moda sino
tambi9n un colossal surtido de abanicos, medias,
calcetines, paraguas gorras para ninos caballe.
ros, para que salga mas satisfecho el amigo
America, la carga de abanicos gratis, sprop6sito
para este tempo.