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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-17
THE CENTURY PLANT.

Oh, mol Gloria Reggie didn't look
like you, nor any of your cronies,
nor even like pretty jamie Smith,
who lives round the corner, and who
has such laughing eyes and rosy
cheeks. She-Gloria, l mean had a
dusky brown skin, and dusky brown
eyes, fringed with eyelashes as
black as ink, and slender foot,
shaped so that O stream of water-a
small stream of course-could run
underneath the hollow of it, and not
wet the skin q bit. Gloria lived
high up in the world; that is, she
lived at the top of a tall tenement
house, and she took care of her
mother.
When they first came there, Mrs.
Grady, who hired the flat below,
peeped through the crack of her
door and saw them going up stairs.
BLESS me sowl!' said she, looking
at Gloria's mother, what kind of
hands do ye call thim2 Sure, they'd
not be able to wiring the neck of
mouse, let alone blanketings and
quilts
You see, Mrs. Grady took in wash
ing for a living, and had pair of
big red fists of her own, about the
size of sledge hammers
After Mrs. Grady thought the new
comers had "got to rights, W she went
up to make q call. 1t was Gloria
who opened the door with her fin
gers ON her lips.
"How are we, honey?' cried Mrs.
Grady, with a voice like a watch
mans rattle. "Mebbe yer didn't
know was yer next door neighbor. ="
She said this with smirk, expect
ing Gloria to invite her in, but no,
little Gloria, with her pale face and
heavy eyes, did not quit her hold on
the door, nor did she make any mo-
ton for Mrs. Grady to enter. She
only whispered gravely, What do
you wants'
What on earth do you suppose /
want9" raclleted Mrs. Grady, rather
taken aback. II amt come a-beg-
ging. I've come up to see your
mother"
Mother isn't to be seen," said the
child, still guarding the door.
''Is she sick9" inquired Mrs. Grady,
without budging.
"Gloriaw
At the faint CALL the stanch little
doorkeeper darted away, and Mrs.
Grady was free to walk in, and walk
,he did with a heavy tread and her
head held high But after the first
few steps she stopped with stare.
In front of her, spread loosely over
the rough boards, was small square
Of carpeting, the like of which Mrs.
Grady had never seen in all her life
before. Such beautiful colors as
there were in it-yellow, that
looked like melted sunshine; red
and green, like rubies and emeralds
Upon this bit of carpet cushions
were piled, and among these, half
sitting, half lying, Mrs, Grady saw a
lady with white lips and bright
scarlet cheeks. But the lady, Gloria S
mother, did not see Mrs. Grady, for
her eyes were closed, and Gloria,
who was bathing busily her mothers
head, seemed to have forgotten all
about her too. Mrs. Grady began to
feel out of place, and her eyes turned
to the window.
There was an enormous china
flower pot standing there, with awk-
ward handles that dropped down
and hung over on either side, just
like pair of giants ears, And out
of this odd vase grew au odd plant
that shot up high it's long, thick, rag
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silver quarter hanging thefe u would
bu betlor.
However, she drew up chair, and
standing on II pulled down the sweet
scented Hover 90 level with her
nose.
''1t is better than cologne" said
she. III wish I could get it over by
mother 81 the minute she wilkes she
could see it and have n snuff"
Then she measured the size OF the
flowerpot with her eye.
II mean TO try it, " said she.
She could Just clasp the two clumsy
handles. She tugged away at 1t. II
was pretty heavy, but thanks to the
big, buttered potato she had eaten,
she managed to lift it.
Then n slip, and away IL wentl
The crash woke her mother, who
started up to see the great vase
broken in two upon the floor and
Gloria on her feet crying.
do you see, mother1 The bud has
blossomed Look at the pink flower
and the river of gold.
Gold, gold, gold It tumbled and
rolled from the great crack in the
vase. 1t chinked and clinked and
made merry music think. At any
rate Gloria and her mother thought
so.
1--WE are happy now. We will not
need to wait for letter. 1t is no
matter though the brown wallet Is
empty" said Gloria heaping up the
dollars in her hands.
"Oh, my dear, good uncleT cried
Mrs. Reggie with clasped hands.
Now l know why you 50 charged
me to keep this, your gift. Oh, that
you could only see the despair you
have saved us from"
Not long after all the Gradys stood
on the doorstep, for Gloria and her
mother had just hidden them goodby.
They walked away up the street, and
a man wheeled The century plant in
a wheelbarrow by the side of them.
Its the end ov 'em," says Mrs.
Grady.
And so it is, to the Gradys, and to
America, and to us.-New York
| News.
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1898.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
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Is the Oriental salutation,
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It acts with extraor-
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Harper's Magaz ne { II 1893 Will continue
. ma nt,.in the uurivailed standard OF ex-
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u g. Of the ear there will be new novels
" 4. C Dnon Doyle, Constance FenimorA
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-13
En- Bayanon

En- Ia Gale de Espa1la SO alquila una bue.
"a casa comoda, propla para familla. Tens
IN excelente corral, con arnoles frurales, hor-
no etc., etc. Informara So duenO don Martin
Fsiid en- el mismo pueblo. 1G-S
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Aqua de Insalus

Esta aqua mineral bastante conocida en-
Puerto Rico, ha llegado de Lzarza Guip1z-
cOa) Es agradable al paladar, bicarbona-
mendada muy eicazmente para dispepsias ;,
gastralgas, y en- general para toda clase de
enfermsJades del estomago. Sc ha empleado
5ambi6n con 6xito singular para las afecciones
del rlnon, Was urinarias y vejiga Habr& bo-
tellas y medias botellas preclos limitados.
Diriiirse Ia Gale dc San Sebastian 81 Ca
"a del senior RARRIOLA, g & Ia sucursal para
la venta al detalle: Don Santos Filippi, San
Justo ndn 81. 45-1S
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La Loci6n MONTES
DEESSBEDDAd0Eg cDNP[ETI m lSi "A H0RAS 1T

no tiene igual para 81 tratamiento de toda pro
luccion herp6tica. hacienda desaparecer pri
nero ell picOr molestsinlo, restituyendo des
pu6s Ia normalidad al sitio enfermo La LoCI0N
es inofensiVa y, 10 mismo que medicamento
5lene conqulstado un puestO On el tocadOr de
las senoras como preparation higienica de pri
mer 0rden.
a. La LOCi62s N1sJilserl1eticN del
doctor MONTES, es el preparado que mas Sc
asa On Madrid y otras capiJales de Europa,
oara hacer desaparecer la caspa en- la cabeza,
eVitando seguramente la caida del cabello
Sustituye al AgxG de QatissG que NADIA hace, y
como esta agradablemente perfumada, las Sc
noras encontraran en- ella un aqua de tocadoI
improbable, 10 mism0 para usarla on la cabe
"a que on Ia cara, con 10 que evitaran que el
cdtis padezca de barros, grietas, manchas &
irritaeiones producidas por 81 sol y el aire, que
tanto afean y estropean la piel de la cara.
LA LociOn SO vende On las farmacias de los
senores Daub0n, Guillermety Blanco; en- to-
las las buenas farmacias de Ia Isla. Los sefo-
res far1nac6utico, pueden hacer los pedidos, al
1nicO representante en- esta Isla, don Fernan
10 Sanchez, Gale Nueva Rio piedras. 45-29
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eaNUN'GZO

De la casa de los Sres. Sagardui Hijos de
Bilbao de la que ss agente en- esta Capital don
Manuel Barriola, San Sebastian 81, esquina
San Jose, Sc reciben las inmejorables cocinas
econ0micas, de las que SO han c0locado con ex-
traordinario 6xito % en- esta Capital.
Ri aludido senor Barriola puede informar
las personas que 10 deseen y 81 convencera
quien Sc presente, de la bondad de las cocinas
y de las muohas ventaias que reportan una
casa su cOiocaci0n.
Las hay para casas de poca mucha fami-
ia, para estabecimientos Hospitales, Fondas,
& segdn Sc desee.
Los preeios son snmamente m6diens d. 90
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a los Sres. Eclesiasticos

En- SaDtnrce al lado de Ia glesia parro-
quial, donde las que snscriben Sc ocupan en-
confeccionar habtos talares otras prendas
de vestir los sefiores sacerdotes y seminasistas,
encontraran unos otros I'M variad0 snrtido de
elegantes bonetes de tabinete y borla de seda
con muelle. q preoiOs sumamente m6dioOs.
Asf mismo pueden solicitarse dich0s bonetes
en- la casa de Don jose RendOn. Gale de ls Lu-
ma ndmero 40, en- Ia Capital. Dolores q Gloria
GGVi350. ST
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"a " is o.

Sc Venden VarlOs ehleH.--Inf0rmarAn
calle de San jose n: 81, = en- 10 tienda de Con-
sales = q. 1Q~e
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La Pequena Antilla
TETHAN 2f;.
TEIBAN 26.

El dueno de este acreditado establecimien-
60, tiene el gusto dc ofrecer sus nulnerosos
parroquianos al p1bIioo ca general, toda cla-
aguaS mInsraes. So slrvon d0miciIIO por pre-
clos limlGadlsLmOs. TamDl6n encontrar6is en-
dicho eatablecimlento IN serviclO eamerado.
II Venid os oonvenoer6isl ~ Puerto Rico, 8 de
Marzo de 1892. -Rana0N RiUera. 1k-1l
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BalCO Espanl de Puerto Rico
CONSTITUTION DEL FONDO DE REsERVA.

Desde esta feeha hasta el 10 de Julio pro-
ximo inclusive, (oonforme 10 acordad0 en- la
pasada Junta General ordinaria), deDeran los
facer Oh ia GAIA del mismo las Quotas que le
correspondent para cOmpLetGy Jos $50 $50 ORC
espa95ol det FOnd0 de 4eservG; asceldlendu
lchas Quotas d dos pesos cssagesstG q MD cesstG-
1Os OrO 7sac5On6l por acol6a s6aaso dos pesos
0claeastG u cassc0 cesstGv0s On moneda moj,ca-
aa-PuorGo- Rico, l8 de Mario de 1892.-El
GObernadOr. r.-Fern04ad9 FTGg0SO. l5-
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LA FLOR DE PURRTo-RIco
H o n - "a

El Representative de este antique acre
ditadO estaDleolm1enJO monGado q Ia aItura de
lO1MejOres do su clase SlLuado On la Gale de
SAN JosE NUM-. 20, EsQUINA 4 LA DEL Sol, tiene
81 honor de parClclpar su numerO "a cllenteIa
y al p1Dnco Oh general, que no omite sacrlf
clos para dejar cOmplacldos s las psrsonas que
honren eI estableclmientO.
Habi6ndose lntroducldo en- LA FLOR DE
PUERTO-RICO grandes mejoeas On el local, eli
que 10 regentea puede ofrecer al pdDlico como.
0ldades, osmerado tratO, prontitud limpieza
PuertO-Rlco, Mario de lS92.-M Repre-
Bentante.-L, R. r.
NOTA s-SE sIRVEN COMIDAs EN BA-
TNxs por abonos precioa sumamente equi-
tAtiv0a NIL
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BaldomerO Garcia

ACADIA de abrir su estableoimiento de Sas.
dreria en- la caile de la ForJaleza nt1merO 10,
frente Ia ImprenGa de ei BOletjN donde ofre-
SO sus serviolos, Eanto por el corte confession
de- las prendas y calldad de los generos como
On Ia prontiGud con que sirve sus parrOqula-
nos como por la economic de los precios. Una
vista esGa sastreria os convencereis 1913
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LII RXDAS

0lN4A = - D7NAGSg N
bBE Sc hacoAA Ipuas eAaseS uo trabajOs 6 ms
cripclones sODre masmol, de cuya pledra hay
gran exlstencla.
Alegor1as slmbOlos, emblemas letra de
capIicho, eseudos noDnlarlos dc alto baio
relieve, y hasta la lmagen de La petaona que
SO 0esee, dando la to5og afla. - -
No SO exige pago an5tclpad0, son sola-
mente abOnar d lmporLe al enJragar al traba.
10 satisfaction do 81 duelO.
Preclos convenolonales y excesivamente
m6dlcos. Dlrlglrse ii es6~DlecLmlento
Ell LENTE DE ORC, eal,Ce "a CRU, on
cGta EaplLAs. 5O-2
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SON 6xQylsITOS
los cigarr.zzos dc Ia HabGnG, anayca
:. Il - ExCEPCIQN .

No fisnen rival; son los mejores dc los
que hasJa ahora han lse2ado es6a ISia. Ell
.Onen fumadOr y las persunas de Duen gusJo, los
feoomlondan por Ia exoelon55 pica1uca, mag
lltico papel, agcadable aroma y eleganGs enva
lie. Son faDT1oadOs expresam6nte para las
personals que saben apreciar 10 exquisite 10
salndable.--Los clgarrlllos de LA EXCEPJION''
SO de5allan On los aerodiGados esGablaclmlenGOs
de conf ,erlas y cafes La P1lBG y La MGlt0y.
QMi9s Z, en los de GaDaquerla La Uttr0ns srGssG
NtOr de t1s ASstsEtaS o5ros de Ia Capital
Unloos agenIes para tOda la Isla,
LOPEZ VILLAMIL u G..
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VOX PODuli

Los enfermos que han oAsayaao el JarGbe
de SGvtG de GaciaS6W 10 proclanan COMO una
eSpeoiaildad en el asma, afecclOnes caGarraies
del es50mago y On Ell r6uma5iSmo.
81 IegLHmo, 10 prepara 11icam snte en Ca
guas, Santiago MascIOvG.-Pfevi0 de la media
#bo5eIia IS centaVos. AbrIl 3
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Glen mil

medias botellas vaeias, sean de vidrio de ba-
rro, SO compran 10 ce'atGVos docena Dlr-
jrse al que suscriDe, en- Ballaia, deGras del
cuartel, ,-AMtOssS0 Ar09sdG 81
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Atenci0n

En el CuarGei 10 BA1ldla pisO 20 ne 2, SO
Venden Daratus |; muebies de bejuco, IN reloj,
IN espeio oValado, IN Eopero, eamas, mesas,
Y Yarioa oblefoa &c oaaa. a0-e
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Postal Sayings Bank Notice.

By Section II of San Act to Amend
and Consolidate the Laws relating to the
Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank" APPROX
ed on the 7th day OF September, 1892, and
on that day taking effect, the Minister Of
Finance is authorized to issue Coupon
Bonds of the Hawaiian Government, to
be styled the Postal Savings Bank
Loan" to be issued only to depositors in
the Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank who
may apply for the same. The "Postal
Savings Bank Loan" bonds are redeem
able in not less than FIVE nor more
than twenty years, at the option
OF the Minister OF Finance, and
bear interest at the rate OF 6 per
cent. per annum, to be paid seminar
nually, interest and principal payable in
Gold Coin Of the United States Of
America, or its equivalent.
Any depoaitor with an aggregate
amount to his credit in the Savings Bank,
of not less than Two Hundred Dollars
$4,000 in Gold Coin of the United States
of America, which shall have been on
deposit at least three months, is entitled
on application, to en- issue of O. Postal
Savings Bank Loan" bonds in exchange
therefor, in sums of One Hundred Dollars
($100) or multiples thereof.
Applications will be received at the
Postal Savings Bank for ''Postal Savings
Bank Loan" bonds from date until Octo.
Der 81, 1892, inclusive.
f. G. MACFARLANE,
Minister of Finance.
Honolulu, Sept. "a, 1892.
31S4-tf 1447-2t
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in Marshal Wilson. If we cannot
approve of the manner of this Cab
met declaration, we heartily SUBJ
scribe to its matter and only hope
1t may not prove death-bed re-
pentance.
If the Cabinet has really,
whether formally or informally,
demanded of Marshal Wilson the
removal of his subordinates, its
action contains an injurious innu-
endo upon his official capacity
which he cannot with dignity ig-
more. If he resents such interfer-
ence, as man of spirit should, he
will promptly send in his resigna-
ton, thus leaving the Cabinet with
out head, and the country with
out a King.
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TENDERS WANTED.
Honolulu, sept. a, 1882.
3194-tf 1447-2t

Tenders will be received at the
acknowledgements Office till II o'clock
noon, on TUESDAY, the 29th day of
November, 1892, for furnishing the Oahu
Prison for One Year beginning ON Thurs
day, the 1st day of December, 1892, with
the following supplies at such times and
in such quantities as may be required:
The Marshal or such other officer as he
may designate, will make the requisi-
tons, and all supplies will be subject to
his inspection and approval.
The amounts set opposite certain
items in the Schedule are the approx
mate requirements for the one year, but
all the supplies are to be furnished as
required by the Marshal.
Bids will be accepted either for the
whole list or part.
The Contractor will be required tc
furnish suitable bond for the faithful
performance OF his contract.
All Tenders must be distinctly marked
{. Tenders for Supplies, Oahu Prison.
and mtist besealed.
The Attorney-General does not bind