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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23
DR.. 0STROM'S ADDRESS
GETTING IN JOINT
With GOD' SUBJECT
SPEAKER PLEADS FOR HARMONY
OF INDIVIDUAL AND PURPOSE
FOR WHICH HE WAS
CREATED.

SMALL FLASH-OSTROM :. :. :.
A fairly large audience attended the
revival services in Central Union
church last night. The usual after.
meeting was held, this time without
adjourning to the chapel. A number
Of persons responded to DR.. Ostrom's
invitation to stand up for Christianity
On the platform several ministers
here attending the Hawaiian Evangeli
cal Association were seated. while
many delegates were in the audience
Fred Butler sang by request THE Holy
City," later following 1t with song
that has already become favorite at
these services: Coming Home"
DR.. Ostrom announced the home
prayer.meetings at 8 o'clock this morn
ing, the special prayer meetings at 8: 80
o'clock, as given in the Bulletin yester
day, and the Bible conference at 10
o'clock. This afternoon from 3 to
o'clock the second session OF the Bible
conference viii be held in Kawaiahao
church, with an address by DR.. Ostrom
The regular 1880 meeting will be held
in Central Union church.
DR.. ostrom spoke last night on get
ting in joint with God"
lie took his text from the Epistls
to the Hebrews 1920. Now the God
of peace make you perfect
in every good work to do his will.
He said in part:
Although we don't say so, dowr
deep in our hearts many Of us doubt
the goodness Of God. This doubt has
brought such people into strained rela
lions with God, even though they hav,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23

great deal Of loye and respect for
him. Evil tendencies In the character
grow without cultivation, but right do.
ing must be cared for. 1t ought to be
that Christian never allowed a sigh
to escape his lips except in sympathy
for some one else, but unfortunately
many Christians will not do this. A
life which is out Of joint with the
will Of God does not answer the pur.
pose Of its existence. Men and women
seem to forget that God has design
for every human life, even IL that
human life was brought forth in all
the sin and baseness and depravity of
illegitimacy. God hasn't a man or WON.
an on these islands but he has a very
loving purpose for every individual.
Therefore young people should early
learn this purpose. There Is q great
wrong present in this century. We
hear a great deal OF making a living
This Is a dangerous wording Men will
believe God will take them to heaven,
but not that he will provide for them
on earth. God never did call any man
to become rich. Young man and WON
an. IL you have settled II In your soul
that you are going to become rich. you
are the captive OF ruin!
Then there are the people that quar-
rel with their jobs-want to change
It's Notwithstanding slavery. | think
a blacksmith is as much called to his
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23
SPAULDING, SUPERVISOR
Especial to The BulletinJ

Kappa, Kauai, May 2O.--Miss Ber-
nice Hundley is spending a few days
at Hanalei as the guest Of the Wilcoxes.
Mr.. |. NJ. Cox of Kilauea spent Fri
day night with Mr., Topic. Mr.. Cox
is delegate to the Republican County
Convention from Kilauea.
Candidates for county Office are
scarce on this side Of the island and
II the other side does not come forth
with some, the convention will have
to go on the hunt for them,
Messrs. Topic. Morgan, De Cambria
and Kaumualii leave today for Lihue
to attend the County Convention as
delegates.
The Hawaiian Republican Club in
structed its delegates to nominate Col
Spaulding for Supervisor of Hawaiian
district and William Meheula as Dep
uty Sherlff,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23
THE LAND eRAFTeRs' GREATEST
FEAT.

According to Mr.. Bailey Willard, In
his account Of the Land Grafters OF
the Pacific Coast" In Everybodys for
May, the swindlers reached the top
notch Of their work when they plan.
ned to obtain possession Of large tracts
OF State school-lands and other lands
drought the medium OF dummies. and
dispose Of them on highly advantag.
eous terms to the United States Gov.
eminent itself!
"The Government was making forest
reservations in California and indem.
nifying holders Of land forfeited for
that purpose by giving them-acre for
acre-what were known as lieu
lands" to be selected by the Claimant
at will In any State where Government
land was to be found. Benson and
Hyde's long acquaintance with the
local land Offices and the Offices In
Washington was the means of their
acquiring advance information In re.
gard to the intentions OF the Depart.
ment OF the Interior and the Land or.
flee at Washington. The conspirators
not only decided what land should be
recommended for forest reservations,
but even drew, in their own Offices. the
maps which subsequently went forward
to the Government with the recon
mendations OF the officials! With the
advantage Of knowing the lands likely
to be declared within forest reserve
they went to work to secure persons
who would take up the State school
lands In those prospective reservations
Having the title to the schoollands
the next step OF the schemers was t.
secure the lieu lands which was east
y done through the obliging officials
II was shown in the testimony in cour
that land costing Hyde and Benson s!
an acre was disposed of to the Govern
lment for lands selling for SO an acre.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23

zine Job Printing at The Bulletin
Once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-23

Blank books OF ali sorts, ledger,
re-, manufactured by tina Bulletin Put
fishing Company.
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Scutine shlufrate:

9ctitn. = DC bcliINc 3uFubr bcltlg ~
7qG S'uinel. Gs9s @uinrl per Sdifi mo II.
SHs Nlihcl uer Rubn. &eyfuuot bon Glcru
loren GlIfhel. &orraih it 9lcuutoren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-27

Wlais. Sic bcltti1e }uinbr bcirlta 23t
9ss gniJhel. ts.204 HrihCl per Sditi uno
2iyt7sl 9nihei per Nnbtl, ~Sierinnot bon Gle.
p%otercn 29s .i95 NnifeI; Serrotb III elevate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-27

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7. Cmptc0o 81 Sabre alt; Siccn5
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S3I Guntonitrobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-27

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So@ Nn1cIeH, Gul.. %. Ge}. -
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Doltcu ul0 ipruIlNCu ub.
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SdIiffsnndDridltcu,

Ncm Yorf, 26 2e5, ~ Ntn9t
fontnrcn limo Oic2onpicr ?toproom~
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pfcr Bulgaria" non Baltimore mad,
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fonmlcn non Nottcroom lit ser mad,
9fcm })ort bcitinmtc 2nmpicro Sto.
tcuOum."
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Ioit nnd Sio. nno Gcutrnls9lmctita
NcitiubiCu ctr.

Wtitnuo6 10 llbr glbenos. nan Gupa.
gucatall llrln Garlpe6e per Gunlpicr aScgu.
rullca;" uub Sdnlatca per Sampler BON Ebtlus
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lu pct Nurfpfer Souiubclle
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niloiGuo pcr Guniptcr StIuio;" nan gurdtut
mn GunpcDc per Sampler oIionlp;" IGD ocu
tnbnliae per Samr'er SonitG1o."
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tutr lDeltll ipcjicu ]uorciirt) pcr Sarlplcr $50
tan" MIA KCrIumbucu, Mic [dteiru uuo Gam.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-27

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Sabre attic Mutt NutIro0c. Die Sph
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-27
y. Npiat,s Nanr.

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(cIcp1uu nj. ECutUu @169 u.
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3otoO Mics yWlelOOic. onac,"

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pululNunrllCr hc5 Gc'ul0pcrellts nltclo'
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Simmer an pcrreH il pcrmielbeH 5eiuitc
@ctruUic mo IScIne. aVuO Slclp NruuC.
rel" gicr. NcrinmmDIuQa-yOiul hes Git
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Aoum Nupp's Nicitnnrnnt,

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uuU Baltimore" pcuiummrlt iih bier lc.
nCll WtoHiuN. NcuruC Nrcbul 4 SunS
Njcr an jGpL nab ocul'bCr Ari 6ircit
pom NuG.
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gnltinturcr Marftbcrihtc.

NuttimurC.. ncn 20. Srjbr. 1903.
Wicbl. r Sic bcuiigc 3uiuhr bctruN 1876
Siiicr ciuihlicbIi6 $500 ,Sdiicr 81 Socuit
Futut nm S2jG Safer on canton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-27
ncnrn e. alein,a Mrnnnrnnt.

vi EIOl NInN7, Wn0t MANUFACTURING.
&ur5llHlihe lScilic SulyltIo'cr Il. lluiou-
GjQarycll geilto 9lcr mn saul. Guulh
lin oicthdilslcttc non 1l.3O l'orm his
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. MI. lctIOIt 30Us II.
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&crlunst: MGnncr nnO 9uabcn.


0crldHut:
SSEcr mn gebrlinGc uerotn tets aeIi6t
&HtISt bon Der ,l}uruluHo Bidder &Crel'
Hteuna. 9r. 9i2, GprosWnns, rnhc GaruIiur'
eirnRe.
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3onu 8ranIS eddcr.ocyDerec,"

Mr.. Ia, Snrriinu., nnHe Hcrinatun ctr.
Geo. &itni0cr. IT,. Bran Cos &ier ann
3up'. l%uruicr Yulih uuu ~ his I llbr
NGtmlltuq9. Nlc oculitcu l'ddcr itno
ann I'eluhC ciupclnoCu IS. X y. Iele-
pbuI nj. IICUUuu COS 70.
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&erIanst: 5rnncu nnb MGSden.


Gin midohrl oocr 0cicrie Srau ais d5hi
iir cllCu IiiOIIdeu NUIalull, I.elUc NuWl.l,
NAN lnrciUt. &pr ~, ~. II, Eiiirc oieis
SInttes. ijhl 30
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3u O%ertaufen.
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an Der 9iOro. GurIcu SirnbC. 5iutitbcu Der Sdlr'
mount 9mculc uUo SUucttc Strnhc; ccmeutIrit
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GttubcuutluiiCr ans pCrNiniicn Stcqclllclucu.
Ybiuqafuudl NcrhtUouUV Ncaucme &crtuuiSs
WcpiuguuNcl RrCia $500 Synuo3in5 $50 pro
Subr. ]itbmt oic Sujruolut gocnle lSaG8one.
gSoltet Y. gScitphal, an Grt umo Stcllc.
Nnp2- 1lEt[A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-27
EOltbefDrorruna mad ocm NuSIHuSc

Die nuslinoiibe Eoft iHr bic NIT bcm 80.
Scdelnbcr %eTloeroe SSobe i6lieBt in alien Sdleu
pituitlld int 0auptbiircnu pie fulgt:
Die Fudct 'Goil TT ldNli6 bon 8 .ll6r 8Urmjts
ia9s bis > llbr ?ta6mittugs often, dusaeuomnet
Sunntugs.
Sic Rudets Rot uu0 9cuii6luuh iblieBt AM
-. mo -. .Se5cniber i'm II llbr Sormt.
tags; nab 0robhritGnllcu lito Srlauo Stcnil10s
mo 6reitugo I'M > u0r giu6mittags.
SnTpicr labren bon 9tepsgort nb bis anocrs
ipcttlg bc'iimmi.
Sransatlautiihe 9uit.
M!tnuu1 10 llbr AbeuoS, tu6 Sranfs
reid, SiiosGuropa, G9npten mo Nritiib Sus
nict per Sampler ga lorraine" piu 9a6re
CFuitfabCu mad uuoerCn J9cilcu europa s
nIlHer rper "a Horrutuc" u~orCiirl ici1.)
6reiluB g ubr TbcuoS. ud6 Sculi6luuo
pcr Sampler aSlii6cr, uiu Elumouib, Cher
0rurg uno %oHmburN. tGoitinDCn ud6 unoc.
rem 10eilclt &uropu'2 miIfieH ,pcy NlilAcr"
pcr Sampler rgjelp. yorl pta gI0mouiO uitO
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10a giOvtbern Gcutrul ......IOI
- Scahouro Go T.. Eib ....,..... 90ta
10 Scubuuro Rio Gree fturD ..... IS =
- Nopurh Nuuf .......... -
800 Huuiiou Oil Som ......... tx
100 3oniiuu Gil Com ............. III
Is Citizens Nuuf o.. ......... %
10 Canton 50 ............ gGi,
- Scubouro Com Gree iiocD 49,. 35lI
ipu Scub0uro Com Grce ftocD ..... 30
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&On HGnbrrn iibcrfaacn.

G%oiio8icrc rlo 9eoieuitetc eilir3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Guliior-
Ilicn 1cpliinOert.
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fntpOttCIiuc uIln elOrua yt0uora NulOler.
go TIL, ~2GCitsErntt, nubc fenus str.
Baltimore NO.
Is. * u lcIcpnuu zuutb f05 y.
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Gnriun'e ,Goutuu HichcrtrGn5 spnlc."
SUomcitsGdc 3, ctr. II. TNitsHluc,, Canton
NaIIptntdrtiCr ocs administrations"
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Tina 9thCUn. ,},dttUuul Ntcr am 3upf
GbciupcGic'[ clCpbon lSulir 1853 4.
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Gcrfduie al ser bicIigcn giicften,
FIRST CALL.

5000 l%ioriolf liailipuu II. Silbt. ...... g5it
$1,000 uuiteo Hdilpana Ginf ........ G5l2
$1,000 llniteo liatlluape Gtuf ........ sc
$1,000 ultitco Juilpuns Gini ........ 66LS
$1,000 untieo 1iaiiuanc Glut ........ G6
Sl!0u0 !nlieo 5ln2 SIM teuto ! GttS). 6ia
$1,000 uutleo Mrs Ginf Cgnlto I Gtte). G4@l
$1,000 unlte0 Nue GiHf tllaltu 7 Gtial. 60
$1,000 Sedbourn lcr ............ SOL
Sl1u00 WsHsS f. 81
$1,000 Scnboarn 1Osidbr ser ...... IO2i,
'Sl00b ga II. gla Goui Der .,....tt3
. 10 lniteo Ruirunns l4Is
20 untten Huilpane .. tlG
30 lllitce RdilipnuS .. t4HI
1tcchuuiCs' ganl %
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2t2 SeuboGro 81 T.. Ef0. gOl,
100 Seabouro 50 ,. no ..... "a
20 Scdbndro 81 Gum "a
2n Nouituu Gil Gum ......... 5
100 GuUltou iii Com - n,
90 .linrnluno 1rufi BIO ...,..t2l
10 Com II. Sarn Nunl q 81 .....142
30 uniico Siutee Sioeiiiu ..t3ga,
30 uHitco Stuies Sioelin t9aI,
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WI ~ jNullNl. -NII| 'Nlpl Nt'dlU'llNtiN
irNCfo luCltbCr Hlui. uGiHI'ldarI uti ~, Nan,
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Nuuar,rrit luh I1IIdtI hrl Is ScuuutS, vi.
G?2, s&Hctl, StruiC. N}Gl.5 80
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3n u%CrnllCthCm.


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Euit mn Wrfutdgl Ndtm luhC 0urubrloat
M Jtuh1UigUNcu Il III. MS. Nnnpucrs Ctr.
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Sic hrlitu l&eiIlt Il gScileuo. Mtabl.
sc.itn }t ICocr ,bctt. @c'hdiislunib elmo
zurTailtni. - N0lct il uctmlCibClt.
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@clo auSSulcibcn.

WnrDlnno GGattel GuNn N%iIuciatiOn.
SO bis $500 peroeu u%criicBen anf WitbCIu,
GianUS etc, niue Gntfcrnhng berielben.
epm /. Snuuur 1905 an b~tftt0eIt lid liniere
Gilreuur lple0cr tn lmicrem alien YOinle,
Galuerts Ruiloirg, benz @eri6tsgebdltoe gCGefl'
fiber.
8immer Nr. 220, 23l. 233 (~Jlpeitcr Stlr).
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(EnnQ II CN[t
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-18
THE CHEERFUL TRUcKMAN.
He Exhibits Conspicuously Traits
That Are Common to All
Americans

"one thing that always impresses me
as / go about the streets" said the town
traveller, according to the New York
Sun, is the good humored cheerfulness,
and more than that, often the evident
high spirits, of the city's truckmen as
they plow their way along after heavy
snowfall.
Even when the going is at its best is
difficult enough in many streets to navi-
gate loaded truck. In all 1t is just
about IA times as hard when the going
is heavy with snow. The indomitable
truckman rises to the occasion not only
cheerfully, but often enough almost. II
not quite, gleefully, as though little
things like great difficulties were some
thing right in his line, that he'd rather
collar than not, for he never gives up
he gets there, somehow, and seems to en-
Joy the struggle.
"A friend tells me that in the exhibit
tion Of these qualities the truckmen are
only showing traits that are character
istic of all Americans everywhere, and
I guess that's so; but none the less do
admire the jolly truckmen. whom no
difficulties can feaze, nothing can down. %
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-18
LITTLE CABIN BRIDGE.
Commercial Club Committee Push-
ing the Work.

The committee appointed by the
Commercial club to hasten the work
Of building a bridge across Little Cabin
report the work well under way, and
that the bridge, which will be Of steel,
will be located south Of the Brackett
farm, on the section line, and thus ac
commodate the people living east and
southeast Of Vinita.
Every one is anxious that the bridge
be built this spring. A considerable
amount Of the money has been sub
scribed for more than year, and aside
from the Inconvenience to the people
in that locality, the town is just now
suffering great loss of business as a
consequence Of the high water in Lit
tie Cabin.
The club believes it has commit
tee that will push the work to COM
pletion.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-03-18
The Island Of Pearls.

A rise IN the price of pearls two or
three years ago produced great activity
among the pearl fishers Of the Venezue-
Ian island Of Margarita, whose name is
the Latin word for pearl, and whose
gems were fought over by the early
Spanish explorers. About 1000 men
find constant employment in this busi-
ness. which has its thrilling moments.
since the opening Of a shell dredged
from the pearl-oyster banks may dis
close a jewel Of great price. The Mar
garitan pearls are Of fine quality, usually
white or yellow, with an occasional black
one. and such an one IS greeted with
Joy, for 1t bears a high value. About
s600.00 worth Of pearls are found near
Margarita every year.-Youth's Com
panion.