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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

that corrects the wrong? Mrs Eddy
answers this question when she says:
Scientific thoughts are true thoughts
passing from God to man. In the
study of Christian Science and the ap-
plication of it's teachings to the ex-
periences of daily life, one learns to
distinguish between the thought, mo-
tive or act which expresses good ana
that which manifests the various
phases of human depravity. The ideal
of every mar should be to reach that
consciousness of existence which eX-
presses good and only good. This Is
possible and now is the time to begin
the great work. Honest effort and sim
cerity of purpose are necessary to sue
cess. The goal cannot be reached in q
day. but good health, greater moral anu
spiritual freedom and clearer realiza-
tion of harmony are among the imme-
diate possibilities. The Psalmist prayed,
Let the words of my mouth and the
meditation of my heart be acceptable in
thy sight, o Lord, my strength and my
redeemer." When humanity pray in
like manner and their lives attest the
sincerity of their desire, the power of
good over evil will be realized and
demonstrated.-C Science Mon
itor.
Land on the west coast of Mexico, Sonora,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

AS with sickness and sin so it is with
every discordant condition known 10
human experience. Right thought can
correct wrong thoughts and establish
harmony in the place of discord. The
question is. What is the right thought
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

It's as easy to secure bargain in a used
automobile through want advertising, as It
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
nnc carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
Rlqht Thinking Necessary

wrong thoughts or misconceptions is
that he may recognize them as such
and dismiss them.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

Land on the west coast of Mexico, Sonora,
Sinaloa H. A. Smith. $40 Bvrne bldg
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@ietoria 9ipiiiom, 6. $. e g. q.

Mnf1nft-
yso0. 5o2 euero, @ictoria, 7:8o naam
NbfaDrt
SO. 3o1-guero. gictoria. $3.50 BORN
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lpe5ieG amerifaniide SS1terefien, oaf
cine iolhe @ereinieung i6lperlidJ
orlrdfiibrbar Jet. Gr i6lug Dor, eine
aGeenleine 8eltorganiiation in's 2e-
ben 8ll rltfen lrno lpra6 ettpos uit-
flar bon internationoler 9riioerIidy-
felt. Gr ihloB NIT ben @ortel,
ooB er perioplif 1id)t ol1toriiiert
ieI ben 9lniHnB Der nafrnerican Sc
oeration" on irgello eine gereifli=
gnna gu peripredesl oaB er aber
iiberselgt iei Elm iol6er 9In11lnB
meroe fcbon fonrlnerl. slrf Die Ser
ianlulung nla6te @ontpers NIT iei=
ner @rfldrutrg nenie gtnorud. Der
Diterrei6iide Delegat &neber lagte
iogar, @onlperS fibre nit ieil1ell
grflarungen Die 8eriall1rnlung nur
dr Der faie berunl. @ompers uni=
portete gerei5t u1o es fam gu Ell
nen1 beftigem @ortpehiel. Sb(ieB=
li6 iprroe aber bltr1 Die 9erniibun-
gen oes Sefretars 2egien Ger Srieoe
mieoes bergeItellt.
Neutrality-suspicious. ein-
orudspoGer9lrt, tuelder bon Ser engen
@affenbriioerl6aft 9eutlbIanos nno
Seiterrei6s berebtes 3euenis able-
gen, baben iid ioeber in Der StoOt
9feihenbaa in Sberbapern ereignet.
Siroler &aiIeriaqer, ipelhe Don
Sal5bure gum Manoper ausge5ogen
morelL poiiierten 8eiherlbaG uno
iino bort in groBartigfter @eiie fe-
7tiert poroen. Rei6enbaa batte ieia
8ra6tgemano angelegt ulo als Die
oiterreidiihen Sruppen Die berrli6
eel6nliifte boDerii1e @ren5Itaot be-
trdtell lpurben 1ie entbuiiaitiif) enl-
pfangen uno tpdbreno ibres 8ernei=
lens ouf oas feitlidlte bemirtet.
8roBes 9lufieben erregt oie
III Seip5ig erfoIete 8erboftllng oes
Or 2ies, oes &allfrnanns 8arte-
rar, iopie Ser Erofuriiten 9foB
berg uno WeeiBner. gead 6en sln-
ga6en Ser 8eboroen griinoeten Die
pier i'm @elpobriom 8efitl0lihen,
obne ieglibe Wfitel, eiile Ierlogs-
5irlna. lleberoa engagierten iie ST.
lial=2eiter nno nabrler ibnen bobe
aautionen ab. Die 9ln5abl Ser Sc
trogenen be5iffert lidt na9 Sen iebi-
gen Grnlittelllngen, .allf iiber elm
bun0ert.
0as oeutife &abel bon 8or-
finn nab Seneriffa, nit beiien 2e-
gung in Der lebten Surri-@o6e BE-
9onnen ipuroe, lit bereits eroffnet
fporoen. @s biloet bie erite StreGe
oes &obels, meldes iofpol oiref.e
@erbinoung init graiilier, ipie audi
nit Ben oelltl6en &olonien in @eii-
ilno Siioneitafrifa beriteaen ioG.
Ginen jaben 500 bot laut
telegrapbilder Weloung aus l1lnl,
@eneralleutnant b. Bed erlitten. 9[fs
Der General auf Dem llebrngspIas
Die Sruppen beiidtiete, melde an
ben beporitebenoen &aiiermanDnerr
teilnebmen iollen ipuroe er bonn
Ser5i6lag getroffen.
Wtontag morgen bat man ultf
Dem SSitbntus BON 8anarna elm Gro.
beben geipiirt, bod lit fein Sbaoen
angerid)tet tpor6en.
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Sc iuar Elm aIorreider sieg.

gs mar Srenoe in 5eoora Eenn.
Gin 2eben pur6e gerettet uno 9r.
Sings Men DISCOVERY iIt ons @e=
iprab Der Stabt, in 8etreff Der Set
lung BON 6. 9. Bepper aus totlihenl
2ungenbluten. SD fonnte tpeoer
berunlgeben, nod arbeiten", i6rie5
er, vllnb Die Doftoren taten mir fein
@nt, aber na6ben i1 9r. Sings
Seem DISCOVERY 3 @oben lang &C.
-broudte, fiible id) mie Elm neupr
Menid lno fam CUTE @rbeit perrid-
ten" Sir ibmabe, franfe uno per-
lebte 2nngen Suiten uno @rfalirll-
gen, 8lutungen, Seufieber, 2a Grip
p,, Iftbma uno irgen6 Elm 8ron6ea-
2eioen lit es urtiibertroffen. 8reis
SO gts. nnb $1.00. 8robeflaide frei.
3u perfaufen BEL olIell 9ruagi1ten.
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urteilt porben marert auf ie 6
Wonate perfiir5t; oaeegen meigerte
er ii1, bie Strafen Der negen oes
glei6en 8ergebens nerurteilten 9io-
bert Gallagher unb @alter Grace
gu reon5ieren. @riterer bat Is, les=
terer 13 Wionate @efangnis bel bar=
ter 9lrbeit 5u perbiiBen unb aube1-
Dem 1niiiien iie je $1,000 @elb1traie
sablen. Sic batten nntpiiienoe gi.t=
Danoerer aus Ybila0elpbia, Bolton,
Stem Dorf ,tno Baltimore bnrb ibre
@genten nod Dem &pl5faqer=4anp
gelodt uno bort CUR Mrbeit ge5puu-
npf1
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XaSifaltetlm
NerbenI6pd9e

s6pa6e, nerb5te Berfonen. eepIaet bon ooff.
runesIoftgfeti nnb fdle9ten 3rdunien, erixbp.
fenben sIusfIiifien, Briiftss @hden. nnb aopf,
uf1b @efbts, &atarrbs MaeenbrA6en, shiSiSer.
ftnpflne WeAbtgfeit, Grrotent Btttern, Sersifop.
finn erfabren aus beW yNnsemblrsnnba tuis
etnfad), fdnen nnb 6tflts alle unnathrh.
den 0erluite iinb anSere 0slsen iusenh .
lidlcr Wertrrnnscm sranbltd aebetIt unl
pplle 0einnbbett unb ssrobfinn tsi.ber.
triangt tperbsm Hnnen. - Waus neues
Seilperfa6ren. Seser ietn etsner arst.-
8tefes quberprbe1tfi4 tnteretfante unb Iebp.
bon Jung urb qIt Wann ufb bran, eeleTen
ipetoen iollte, fann gegen Gtnfenbura bon 2E
Gents in 8riefmarien berfeeeIt besosen perberi
bon bet
Pripatsalinif, 1876. glpenme
zs,u Bnrh. u. q.
Wan ertpabne Die Hreie Rreiie +. Seras.
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1egas ..

Sberiff Weattbeips BON Mnitiyl
Bot IN Sort Morgan BEL Mobile
einen gelpilien S. q. Sarner perbaf=
tet, binter Dem Die Eoli5ei in stu-
ftin ipegen angebliber 5all6ung ber
ift. @aluer mar friiber Mopofot in
anitin. Syrn Sabre 1905 tpuroe er
Der Sdlidung angeflagt, ftellte
8iirgidaft uno flibtete Damn nod
9onouras. 8or &ur5eln erflbr Die
Yoli5ei in 4uitin, oaB er nit eiltetn
Der nortpegiihen Sbitoampfer mad
Wfobile fabren poae. Sberiii
Wattbeps begab iid) oesbalb na6
Wobile utlo es gelang ibm alld, 9a-
uler gleid) BEL ieiner 9lnfunft aben-
fangen.
auf Der Saeo in ben Geoar
Bergen, atpan5ig Meilen fiiolid bon
2lano, lpuroe Elm eefpiiier Bob
@bite BON ieinem Saebfamerooen
Sad 2alpfon our6 3ufan gei1oiien
uno 10 ihrper perpunoet, oab er
itarb. 2atpion batte i'm fir elm
Stiid Gilo gebalten.
Sn 2are0o iino Die eriten 3ii-
&c BON CORPUS Gbriiti iiber Die
geras-Werican 8abn ipieoer einge-
troffen. Mebrere Gage lang botte
Der 8erfebr gang aifgebort. Der
Mgent Der gfationalbnbn IN 2arcDo
maht befmlnt, oaB an eine @ieoer-
aufnabme oes regelndBigen Ser
febrs in Wferifo nidt Dor Donners-
tag ODER Sreitag gu oerfen iei.
Der enslii9e 9ampfer ,,2u-
gano" lit in COLLECTION eingetroffen,
NIT Dem Captain 6. @. @aIoe-
mar, uno feds Mann BON Der Be-
lasung oes amerifanilhen S6oo-
ners oSiaac &. Campbell on 8orD.
Ser Sbooner mar alif Der sSabri
BON Sort Spain alif srirlioao nod
COLLECTION begriffen getpeien nnb bot-
te IN benz SturnlDetter Der pergan=
genen ISOLDE Shiffbrud erlitten.
Der ySugano" nabn Die 5hiffs-
briibigen am 5reitag auf. 8pei
Wann BON Der Wannifoft poren
ertrunfen.
eSn Sortontotpn bel gtel.-
8raunfels lit @ilbelm gifenrotb i'm
@lter BON 67 Sabren geitorbeil. Gl
itanrnte aus 8raunfdneig, fam
aber idon als fleiner Sunee nod
Seras. gr bat fait feline eanae 2e-
| bens5eit IN Gomal Gountp 5ugebrahi
uno mar elmer Der befannteiten
giirger oes GountD.
9lus Ga Grange fonlmt Ole
Nabrift, oab iib Die beioen 30h.
ter BON Gus. Seilig, gona una
gliie, nit beiBem @oiier perbronnt
baben 9eionoers idtuere Ser
lesllngen bot SRI. @ono empfanecn.
Die iungen Mdbben trugen Elm @e.
f1B nit beiBem @aiier. Cine bon
ibnen fiel iino bas 8aiier ergob iif
iiber Tie.
Our6 einen ungliifli6en gu.
fall mur0e in Stofoale Elm nen11idb-
riger ssunge namens Wonroe @arner
BON eiren gleihalterigen Sbulfa.
nera0en nit einer Sheibenflil1te
geidoiien uno ihmer, ipenu audi nidi
geraoe lebensgefdbrlid, peripunoet.
9lm 1. Sftober miro man lni1
oem 9au Der S'@onnor, gio @roll,
De & Hortbern gabn beginner. Sc
banoeIt iif 8undhit nm oen 9ml
Der Strede BON Bloomington NAT
Hort S'gonnor, ipdter miro oil
gabn mabriheinlid) BON Blooming
ton iiber 8ietoria nod San @ntoniC
gebalt perben.
glus brownsville miro gentel,
| oct, Der Hjo @ranoe iei bort opbdno
nlenal" geitiegen uno iteige nod
INNER.
Cine 0epeide aus 8ictoric
meloet, boB Die @uaoaloupe ieb,
BON @ictorio bis sur Miinouuc
idiffbar iei.
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M. s, G. :. Balm.
Gi,, srann,.


Stir trGnmte, idb ,pare seiturbcm
tlnb nnn bic Seele nteim,
Sa tuar'n ntiteinanber tint Streite
Die SeMfel nnb Gngelein.
9ie Semfel, bic batt' idb idJpn alle
-9ier tnten i'm 2eben geie1'n
Sic pflegten 6ermnt ais MppItcl
Der Mmtt=Salpun=2eagme 81 ge1'n.
Der Gt6elberg, Strpng Mnb Der Walifir
Die bier TO getuiitet ergrtnI,nt,
Sic tparen jett ail' ntiteinanber
Snm Sienft in Der 65lle beitimn,t.
Sic metnten, ift ntiiiie binmnter
Watt ibnen gum Q1llenpfnbl,
Weil i'd nie beiud)t tire Stride
umo nid]t tire Sunntassifnl'.
llnb iueit ifJ INNER geipeIen
Gin Mntt- -8rubibitipniit;
9te sGngef iagten bagegem:
uGr tit infer, neil es 10 iit!"
Die Gngel bliebem aud Sieger
llnb fiibrten mild bann btntmelar,
gStr fitbren inn allernemeitem
Seppeltn'id1en Aeroplan.
Tub tuie iuir enblifb sefommcn
Sinh an bas binnlliidje Spr,
Sa trat init freumblihem SiiGen
Der beilige 1etrms berppr.
Der nteinte, es babe bic 9ieiie
0etuif mid red)t bnritig genladJt,
tlnb bat mir ipsletdJ eine Slaid)e
8pH Mlamu Ster bersebradJt.
Sd iuar tupI bariiber eritannet,
ST iagte: nSas tit bier ber 8rard)
8as gut unb ,uas getitis auf Grben
Sas baben i'm oinmel mir aud.
Sas 4lamp Sier bat idJpn lange
Serauf mns ein Gngel sebrad)t,
S'rum Irpiit!" = Grab ,uollte ifb trim
fen
On bin id) bariiber eriuadlt.
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Sobn $. Bolton, 0ffentIider SEQ.
tar. @runoeigentum. @gerlt fin
Beniionsanipriide. 3imrner 8, st
San1es Sotel, Sit-Soulton StraBe
geioe Eelepbone $50.
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= Cute @etrdnfe uno fdmoier
2und itets in 8nrgftaller's Saloun
mno Reitanrant, @lIita Strabe, uebet
Der Salle Der Sermannsf0bne.
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Waibinatom's geit=grmtitatten

liegen in ben nieDrigen, marTbioer
l1fern oes Botomae Sen 8ruttdttcn
Der Malaria-& Seine. Diele Seine rer-
irio6en sSieber, S1iittelfroit, @al-
lenfieber, @elblu6t, 2aiiigfeit,
Sdipa6e nno aIeemeines llebelbe-
finoen uno bringen Gaulenoen iaGr-
lih 500 uno 2eioen. glber electric
gitters perfeblt ME, iie gu 5eritorsll
uno alle Malaria-9eioen gu beilen.
oGs iit Der bette allgen1eine Spnif
ilno oas bette Maloria-Seilmittel,
oas ib ie gebrauht babe, idreibt
81. so. Sanles IN 2ouellen, g. 6. gs
furiert oen Magen, Die 2eber, Sic
Nieren uno 9lutfranfbeiten uno oer-
binoert 3ppbus. @eriu6t es. SOC.
@arontiert BON aQen Drugeuiiten.
Su Der Sisung oes Sabres-
fonpentes Der Imeriean 9ar glIlo=
ciotion 5n 9etroit, 0eid)., unterbrei-
tete oas Dor 5ipei Sssabren errannte
&onlite, rpelhes iiber Wfittel ltnb
sSege beraten ioate, Die unn0tiaen
Soften mo 8er5ogerungen bon
Re6tsitreitiefeiten gu beieitigen, Ell
nen 8eriht in Dem cine ollmdblid)e,
aber our6greifenoe 9eform oes Sc
ri6tsperfabrens empfoblen miro.
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9. q. G u. q. gabn,
g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-2inie).

g.. $. & g. u. (Sanpt-2inie).
Gnfunft-
SO. Boom Often. 1885 PORN
SO. 7-0om Often. 900 nof1n
geo. 10-@l Gafo H. @eiten. 1870 nathn
Ibfnhrt-
gso. 10-gl gaio Ii. @elten. 1880 nadm
No. 10-3a6 Dem Often. 1920 uasbnt
yto. 0-gea6 Dem Often. :. 40 Dorm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
SPRECKELS TRUST
Case IS ARGUED
ATTORNEYS. ENGAGED IN
STATEMENT OF POSITION.
Cushing Argues for Rudolph and
Gus That Fair Decision Can Ap.
ply in This Affair-Concludes
Argument.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SO. X.
Cushing concluded his argument be-
fore Judge Coffee yesterday in sup
port of the trust clause Of the will of
the late Claus Spreckels, bringing to
an end the legal showing in behalf
Of Rudolph and Gus Spreckels, pro-
ponents. The closing argument in
behalf of the contestants will begin
Wednesday morning by Attorney
Peter +. Dunno, who is expected to
speak for two or three days in sub
hitting the case. There will be no
session of the court today on account
Of the visit of President Taft to the
city.
Cushing's discussion yesterday was
largely summing up of points of
arguments previously touched upon.
but In relation to which he had not
cited his full line Of authorities. The
claim upon which he particularly
dwelt was that the only construction
which could be given the Spreckels
will in accord with the intent of
the testator was that 1t established
a direct devise of property to both
Rudolph and Gus Spreckels as devil
sees and did not establish an illegal
trust for conveyance.
In his final stand against the
forceful attack upon the trust clause
made by A. +. Morrison In opening
the case for the contestants, Cush-
ing was forced to repudiate the doc
trine of the Fair case in SO far as 1t
might relate, to the Spreckels case.
The two cases, he declared, were alb
solutely distinct, and the latter of
such nature that the Fair case de-
cision could not be applied to it..
He asserted that the distinction be-
tween the two grew out Of the fact
that no construction except that an
illegal trust was raised could be de-
rived from the Fair case, but that
the Spreckels case came within the
doctrine of later rulings to the eff
feet that where direct devise might
Iexist the will should be Interpreted
to SO provide instead Of to provide
for an illegal trust.
Cushing placed great reliance
upon two cases decided in California
later than the Fair case. These were
the Heberle and Peabody cases, from
which he quoted long extracts. He
also referred to parallel OF the al
tentative provision In the Fair and
Spyeckels wills to establish the vital
diQerence which he claimed existed
between them. This difference,
consisting entirely of the wording of
the alternative provisions specified
in the two documents, was based
upon the diqerent meaning to be at
tached to he words give" and
transfer and convey" He pointed
out that the Fair will directly re-
ferred to trust property and estate
and instructed that the property
should be transferred and convey
ed" whereas the Spreckels will in
the same connection referred to "all
legacies and devises" and used the
word give"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
RARE treat and.
A GOOD WORK

A beautiful altar In gothic style has
lately been erected in the Catholic
Church of st. John the Baptist, Kali.
hi'waena, as monument to the mem.
DRY OF the late Father Clement.
Part OF the funds to cover the ex.
penses have yet to be collected, and
the memorial committee ladies' have
planned charity sale towards this
end, which will take place next Satur-
day, September IS. Here will be a
rare occasion to honor the memory of
good man and at the same time to
crafty ones most eXacting palate,
Mesdames J. Lucas, James Holt and
Wong Leong Will personally prepare
and sell the most delicious of Hawaii
an dishes: chicken.luau and inimona
lkukui-nuD. Just the thing for Satur-
day evenings supper or Sundays
lunch The sale will take place at the
Baltimore Dairy, Fort street, opposite
Benson, Smiths drug store, from IL: 80
n. m. till 8 p. m. All are kindly re.
quested to bring their own receptacles.
Leave your orders with the Baltimore
Dairy, phone 220.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
QUEENS TRIBUTE
TO NATIONAL AIR
Is First to Arise When Star. Spangled
Banner Is Played-Greatly I'm.
pressed by Playing Of Her Com.
position by Band.

aloha De-" the prettiest OF all
Hawaiian songs. both in music and
I'm words, was pleasingly played by
the Philippine Constabulary Band
at the Washington Place last eve
ming in honor of Her Majesty Queen
Liliuokalani.
The Queen, who composed the Sc
lection, and herself probably the
leading musician of Hawaiian songs
today. was greatly moved as she lis
tened to the playing of the famous
bandsmen, who evidently understand
the significance of the Hawaiian
words. Her Majesty's recollection OF
the Imaginary rain, chasing the
pretty lehua flowers, from which she
composed this famous song. brought
back 10 her memory the beauty of
the surrounding hills and valleys OF
Hawaii mel.
AS the bandsmen played the cho-
rus the Queen clasped her hands and
listened most attentively at the rem
dition of every part. which was done
with perfection. At the conclusion
she complimented the leader and the
bandsmen.
Preceding the playing. Captain
Loving, the bandmaster. and Mr..
Sellner, the manager of the band, In
formed the Queen that the band had
learned the selection since they were
here last February and that they
were ready to render It for her. This
pleased the Queen immensely.
After the Hawaiian selection, the
band played Philippine medley,
which also won the admiration OF
the Queen. As soon as the Star.
Spangled Banner was played Her
Majesty arose until the last note had
died down. This done. the boys un-
covered their heads and received the
thanks of the Queen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
SYMPHONY CONCERT
this AFTERNOON

Manager Sellner and Conductor
Loving of the Philippine COnstabulary
band have reasons to be pleased over
the reception accorded the band at
both concerts yesterday. Not only
was the audience large on both occa.
sions but II was enthusiastic to the
point OF shouting its delight when IA.
miliar compositions were rendered
with such feeling that the people
could not restrain themselves. The
band did more than keep up with the
reputation given In the press notices.
Those notices did not give credit
enough. for the band shines above any
musical organization that has ever
been heard here and II is doubtful II
any community on the mainland could
say otherwise. As a leader Captain
Loving Is probably without rival, in.
deed 1t is a question II he has an
equal. The members Of the band are
trained to a point OF perfection not
always attained by the most finished
musicians for the Filipinos are recep-
tive and they learn music for the love
OF II else they could not have rendered
the most difficult as well as the SIM
pie tuneful melodies as they did yes.
terday.
This afternoon there will be sym.
phony concert that will outclass all
other symphony concerts from a mus.
ical standpoint. The orchestra Is the
largest of the kind that has ever been
heard here and the soloists better mu.
sicians. There is much for the lover
OF music to look forward to at the Or.
pheum today, much that he will enjoy
as he never enjoyed music before.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14

The attempt of the Bishop Estate to
secure possession of 65 acres of land
IN Manoa Valley which It laid claim Ia
has failed. A request was made upon
Attorney General Hemenway some.
time ago by Judge Stanley, attorney
Tor the estate, that the land In ques.
ton be turned over to the Estate. The
land has been in possession OF the
Government since 1875 and Hemen.
ways opinion that the Bishop Estate
mad no claim ON the property was ,s,is.
tanned by Governor Frear.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14
WORTH /
MOUNTAINS
OF GOLD
During Change Of Life,
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay
Graniteville, VT. -."I was passingI
through the Change Of Life and suffered

from nervousness
andother annoying
symptoms, and i
can truly say that
LydiaE.Pinkham'sI
Vege table Com.
pound has proved
worth mountains
of gold to me, as IL
restored my health
and strength. II
never forget to tell
my friends what
I ,ydiaI, pinkham'q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-14

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