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The Delawarean. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1859-1927, 1900-04-18
SLAUGHTER & BICE
PRISCILLA BLOCK, DOVER.
CORN PLANTE ]
We Sell the Evans.


1t can be operated i'll four ways, viz:
Check-row, drill, hand and foot drop.
1t will positively not skip or drag. The
adjustments are so simple that any one
can make the changes. 1t is the strong
est, most accurate, and altogether the
best Planter sold. 3-Row Corn Mark
ers. Hand Corn Planters.
Drag HarroWs We carry the lar
gest stock of steel
Disc Harrows. Drag and Disc
Harrows in the county.
We bought early and at the very low
est prices. Consequently we are I'M
derselling all competitors. Our drags
are full siZe-50 and 10 and go and 80
teeth for two or three sections. Impe-
rial ball bearing disc harrows with
centre cut.
Auburn Farm Wagons,
All Steel AxleS,
Every Axle Guaranteed.
The Best Wagon
The Lowest Price
See Our Wagon and
Our Guarantee.
IRON AGE Seed Drills Drills,
Wheel Hoes
The finest combina ton of hand inn
plements yet introduced. Call and ex:
anime them. Drill plants all vegetable
seeds accurately.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18

hi!,,,armaa Is 1p from
>9n and TO TEE TEBJsE
@S>iosn 10 Lis SURPRISE al
"a progress BoHi.ell> ha>
3- si3ea his last visi--So2s7
>lz w--aS ago. Max has fo5
7tse tine l.7ine given u al idea
II expansion in a i9u-4eSs way.
t-,i.ling Tbe action .: I5e state
all3CscG-saJie convention for -32a
f1iEsaTlon ri candi3aIeS foe
e Officers. whe1 h. expects 20
liz choice of he convention
ar governor Should lis ar1s,;-
-5oa III iris raSr.ecr l.a Vhwa--e6
sy tie action o: 1ha eoaTanriT,G-
slan nothing Is susa than thai
lse will pu- a least 81 0iFG into a
1ile business i3uil5iag in Bow
se2llS on The 500 Sir- Il. iS 4
s8an cf large business interests
throughout Vi1e southern part OF
the state and he Informs IL that
The complaint oi extreme dry
Weather Is gaile1-.73- 3l-. Ike / be
EfEe Northwestern lu>-ler thai
he Is. quotes the DID saving that
q great majority OF the human
family ~cry before they're hur--
and >ayS that 1e i ,=sS>aS~ez3 O
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E15> year II :aEo542 with The
ISL crop S7as9n -lle ls5,1n 49,.
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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
HOSES FOR SALE.

l have a fine lot oi lsors-S on
haHd at the present T3iGe at Ken
mare and sTilskeep a good supply
70 select from during the season
Terms, cash or on tine. ans;
satisfaction guaranteed. 1t is
best for everyone 11 buy their
horses early SO as TO have them
ready for spring work.
i3-tf j. A. ENGICsD-
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
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An examination q: applicant:
sGsE teachers 4fsl;lta14~ viii Il
Isel1 III E4sEl.al]s IN s8-ussiaz
May 20 beginning Al 10 @ clt,-s
an Al applicants ase -eeaeSz-
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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18

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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18

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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
At the Republican state con

At the Republican state con-
Venzion held al Fargo on Ne,9z1aS-
day 70 elecT delegates TO the Rs-
7eoi1iitan national convention 10
he held al Philadelphia The fesl-
lowing wez-a elected as such dele
gates: Il G Hanshrouch, p J.
Nd aIni,ar. H l. Holmes.
Stephen Collins. Il C. Plom]ey
and T. \. Stevens -ilVernza5es
acre named as follows: r S "A
Black NeIl. Warren S1aale. Caas-
\ Brown, Fe-liuand I-u7z. t1eo.
a Il hi1e and f \ Swi.yum-
The usual 5asv in the way OF
resolutions was had winding I'D
a~ a matter oi course with we
The retention i2y1ne lniT4d
-~ 81 every foot oi territory
ee. ad inEnlTunl-
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
BIDS WAHTEn.

Bids viii he receive5 I'D 70 10
o'eiog.k g m. June 4 ior The esec-
rion OF one sef3ool house IL Dist
No So Siracittica ions viii t.e
found al this Office. TIE board
reserves the right 10 re::a-V any
and all bids. Bv order OF E3ae
board ANDREW LARSON.
2i-29 Clerk.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
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The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-18
DRAFT Hgg>E~ For SALE.

l have a choice lot OF draft
;s''fases on hand at the present
-ii,ae-and will keep a good s1os-k
u se.sset from d'lrislg the season.
-i7.fsssla~e-> should So nay bunch
before 5 ,sng. Fl. RoEER.
-sy-Z Rowal-5iS. \. Z.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25

LONDON, June 16-Thfs is the situa-
hai correspondent of the Daily Express,
cabling last evening:
ts'Jt is really state of yelled war The
gpembers of the foreign legations in Pc
King are virtually prisoners, and the Chi
nese troops are only restrained from at
guards.
: ! MSanwhile the Ministers are altogeth-
q sS,.fs'is to communicate with the com
manders of -ae relief column, which is
making an enforced and isolated halt be-
tween, Tien-tsin and Peking. The walls
of the capital are guarded by 100000 inn
perial troops. Tho gates are heavily de-
Tended with modern guns. General
Tung, acting unuer orders from the En-
press Dowager. says that no more for
eign troops shall enter the sacred city
ION Monday the Ministers sent a de-
mand to the Tsung Ii amen that the
gates be opened, declaring that other
wise the foreign troops would enter for
chilly To this no reply was given. A
second message went unanswered, or had
not been answered when the latest news
left Peking. Sir Claude Macdonald $
latest message says that the legat. .ons
are capable of sustaining an effective de-
fense unless attacked in force.
Russia, this correspondent asserts, not
withstanding assurances to the contrary,
sides with China. Some of the foreign
| troops are already reported to be in the
environs of Peking and the attitude OF
the Chinese troops is increasingly men.
acing.
The streets of Peking," continues the
correspondent of the Daily Express, "are
I reported to be seet..ng with anti-for
eign mobs, clamorng for the destruction
of the legations and the death of the for
eign Ministers. Even were the Tsung-li
Yamen disposed 10 restrain the violenc'
| of the reactionaries, it is considered
highly improbable that they would b,
able to hold them in checn. For the for
eign Ministers the crisis will arise whel
the relief column comes in sight of Pc
king. 1t is still feit here that the for
eign force is wholly inadequate to battl
with the hordes of Chinese troops mass
ed outside the gates, which now includ
the imperial troops from Shan-Hai
Kwan.''
A disquieting cement in the situatio
is the fact that although the Russo-Chl
nese telegraph line from Peking via Kia
khta eastern Siberia) is working th
transmission of messages is rig.dly re
fused.
From Tien-tsin it is reported that tn
} foreign forces in the harbor will attac
J the Taku forts and if necessary bon
bard them.
The international column appears to /
} still at Lang Fan, engaged in slowly r.
. pairing the railway, which, according
a dispatch from IIen-tsin to the Dali
. Mail, dated June 18th, cannot be effecte
} for weeks. The force is short of prov
, sions and as it is without field tran
port it must stick to the railway. Tt
report that the mixed forces viii SCI;
} the Taku forts is taken to mean that Il
} foreign commanders expect no aid fro
the Chinese Government in repressiI
the disorders and are determined to NAL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25
''SsUs srARrLKs OMAHA.
'N frevious Padding Returns
Aro Not Satisfactory.

Nrh. june i5.-Thc census
'' It .omplcted their work to-
Omaha a. startled by the re-
i. .'..r iodnito can be known for
E' oH to actual figures, but In
li. That the returns, as com
those of 1890. will be very
I'm 1900 the population
..I Hs tgnO.. This time " ~
I. iHo returns viii show Oma-
| to hc much less, perhaps
- ' fhis result was feared
t. cunning The plain truth II
l r'o The city has really
I'. 'ntlon during the last ter
WHt now suffer for the acts
m cuumcrators Of ten years
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25
Vice Presidential Aspirants.

PHILADELPHIA June 1.-THE vice.
presidential situation is this: fa1ina
saws nothing; Piatt talks OF O6rtl OF
New York; Dollver of Iowa IS strong;
Lieut.. Gov. Woooruff of New YORK has
no backing from the republican man
ayers Long is in the field with the
tacit consent of the Preside0t Allison
still lines. Bartlett TrIDp disputes
Pacific Coast favor with l. NJ. Scott.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25
FIIIPPINos SURRENDER.
General and Hundred Armed Men
Make Submission.

WASHINGTON June 15.-An import
ant capture of Filipino insurgents was
reported to the War Department this
morning by General Macarthur in the
following cablegram:
General Macabulos, with eight Off
GERS. l24 enlisted men and IL r.fi 8, sur
rendered to Colonel e. H. Liscum of the
Ninth infantry at Tarlac this morning.
Macabulos is the most important insur-
gent leader left in Tarlac and Panga-
sinan. MACARTHUR.'
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POPULATION OF UNION BELIEVED
TO BE SEVENTY-NINE MILLIONS

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE Chicago Trib-
une Will tomorrow print a summary of
the census work compiled from the best
obtainable information. The figures were
furnished by 1900 different people In all
parts of the United States.
The population of twenty-five of the
largest cities of the country, as given by
the Tribune, is as follows:
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HELD BY
THE ENEMY
An immense Army in
Peking.
WAR MAY BREAK OUT
China is Near a Conflict With the
Powers Who May Soon Attack
Taku Forts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

, SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-The
Examiner prints the following spe-
Gals from Tien-tsin:
TIEN-TSIN, June IS, 8 p. m-
Boxers control Tien-ts.n The ma
} tive city officials have been burned
at the stake. = lie foreign settle
meht is expecting an immediate at
tack.
Allied fleets, forty vessels in all,
} are to attack the Taku forts to-
} night. The allied forces under
, Admiral Seymour, now marching
on Peking, are short of provis ons
, and water, and the railroad has
! been destroyed behind them. They
are expected to encounter strong
opposition tonight.
The authorities fear a massacre
I of foreigners and native Christians
] at Peking
T1EN-1 SIN, June Is, p. NJ
} Urgent.)-T the Examiner: Seek
y Washington news tonight. Cannot
!, cable. No code messages. Censor
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There has been heavy fighting in Co
lorrbia during the revolution there. one
thousand insurgents fell and 1.9oo We're
killed. The government cor siders the
revolution stamped out. The chief of
the insurgant forces. Gen. Vargas San
tos. has been captured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25

In numerical order the five leading
States are New York. Pennsylvania. IIl-
nois. Ohio and Missouri. the last showing
the most marked gain in population. The
total population is est mated at 79, 100000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25

Baron Hermann. the agricultural ex-
pert at the Garnau embassy. WASH
reton. denies that the meat inspection
bill IS meant as a protection to German
goods. as the tariff idea did not enter
into the calculations of its trainers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25
To Establish a Hawai,en Colony.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The Record
SAYS: Chicago's co1ored population Is
deeply Interested in plan to estab-
lish a colony in Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25

luN, SEiLL. ~ Co. LrD.-Engia-
loctrlcians and Boilermakers. Ho-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25

News comes by the transport
Thomas to the effect that at 10
o'clock Saturday morning, June
18th. two hours before the trans
port sailed from San Francisco, a
dispatch was received from Wash
ington stating that the remainder
of the United States was quaran-
tined against California on ac-
count Of the plague in San Fran
cisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25
CONTRACTORS.
OPTICIANS

lWrlVE VISION ls the cause Of
yer cent % all headaches. ueu-
hnl dizziness which are often at
lnd tu ill health. Properly fitted
thet = E LUCAS. Optician. Love
4ng
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ENGINEERS.

n VI E. DOVE, C.E.-surveyor and
tnf.neor, ofilce Campbell block.
hox l2i, orders taken for type
ms
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ARCHITECTS

lRnsLEE . PAGE. Architects and
dorsaOnice Rooms "a. Arlington
\ fK, uunoiulu, "a. A.. sketches and
|ftei estimates furnished at short no.
Il Tel ~. a., ~. bcx T1s.
|tARD a TRAIN, Architects suite
hldel ilock, Fort 81.
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MUSICIANS.

|Na MUSIC sCIIOOfe-wiu remain
u lurlng the coming vacation. pu-
can avail themselves OF this 70
|te up Tor time lost during duaran-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS. A
tysoN q JUDD "a. n. G.. Atkinsbn
= Albert ~ Judd, Jr.)--Office over
s.fop a Co.'S bank, cor. Merchant
"a katHumanu Sts.
H. \ JOHNSON Cw. c, Achi and
a.h I1nnsoul - Once No. 10 West
M st Tel St ~
|rEA piCKEY.-King and Bethel Sta.
III D. % box Na
\ ...ck W. JOB. - Suite si5 Mar
|,sna U.lg4 chicago, Ill.,. Hawaiian
Nsml se1orai fog states Of Illinois.
..frBu uh.o, Indiana and Wisconsin,.
n NAEN.a Commissioner OF Deeds
California. 10 Kaahumanu 81.
T. F PETERsoN.-iS Kaahumanu
w'st
PHYSICIANS.
lEu. j. AuGUR. Homeopathic Prac-
rbnof Special attention given TO
ior.s diseases. ofIice and residence.
/ nuHIt st., nearly opp. Methodist
fth. Office hours. 10 20 ~ n. M. 3 TO
m, Z 10 y. m. Sundays. 9.SO To
: e. m.. Tel ia
[l.A s. CLEVELAND. NJ. D.-omce
kue - hours, To \ a. M, : to
Nv D. GALBRAtTH.-onnce and res
nlo cor beretania and Alakea Sts.
fle hours, 10 10. TO q and Z to 4.
b. " JOBE-OGice $50 Fort 81.
Im tO no a. M, z To 4 and TO s ID.
sunday 10 1880 "a. m. tel i32.
q MlrAMURA.-Onice, 800 Nuuanu
fel 50. Y. o, box si2. residences
Nuuuuu So oiiiee hours to 10 a.
20 and 3 TO sp. m.
a a. FOGEY Specialist for Eye,
It Throat and Nose Diseases and Ca
Tl Masonic Temple. hours TO ~
M. 4 20 and ? TO D. m.
d Chaplain, - Veterinary Surgeon
u Dentist, 0fiice King st. stables:
iN5, calls day or night promptly
seered; specialties. obstetrics and
G q. wATERHoUsE-odice md
sdeuce, King ST.. near Alapai: Once
n. telephone msi white
DENTISTS.
f gHOssMAN. D.D.s.-Aiakea ST..
fe doors above Masonic Temple. fio-
llu, 1tilce hours p "a. m. TO 4 y. m.
J oERBY- -Mott-smith bldg, cor. Fort
N0tel Sts.. office hours , to 4.
@ u.SJlfGH. -Philadelphia Dental
.'Ea $50. Mssdaic Temple; Tel. 5l3.
~, whLlss, !. Z, LI'; t " v yAlsI..:.; 7. -.
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.sys1N q JUDD a. n. G. Atklnsbr
y Anart F Judd, Jr.l-Ofice over
s.foo a Co.'S bank, cor. Merchant
|.s kat1umanu Sts.
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Taku secure as a base from which to
operate.
LONDON, June 15.-The British Gov
ernment is considering whether a sub-
stantial force should not be sent to Chi
ma from South Africa. 1t is thought m
offeially that Lord Roberts could spare
a brigade or two and the necessary
transports are now in South African wa
ters. The commander of the expedition.
1t IS said, would probably be Major Cen
eral Sir William Nicholson
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CTo be Continued.)
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ESQ. j. AuGUR. Homeopathic Prac-
'bnrf special attention given to
rorlC discusses, oiilce and residence,
.nuHlt 81, nearly opp. Methodist
lfrn. uiuce hours, 10 20 ~ n. M, 70
m., Z % \ y. m. sundays, 0.2O to
a. m.. Tel i11.
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G ". JOHB.-Ofice $50 Fort 81. I:
Im tu 10 "a. m, To 4 and Z to s ID.
sunday . 90 1880 a. m. tel i32.
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Mott-smith bldg, cor. Fort
! iotel Sts.. office hours TO a.
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IL JOHNSON CW. c, Achi and
.b Idhnsonl. - once No. 10 West
.ss ,t Tel SO ~
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DENTISTS.

II GHpsSMAN. D.D.S.-Aialtea ST..
lig doors above Masonic Temple. Iio-
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1sToN HOUSE BROKERS.
WIsCELLANEotfs

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.Htruments, district of knna
y, yai vi. q. Achfs ONCE. King ct.
\ NIlauu
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PHYSICIANS.

b " PErERsoN.-is Kaahumsnu
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N NARY Commissioner Of Deeds
.fC,Iuw1, ~ Kaahumanu 81.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-11
SIGNS AND PORTENTS.

The red marks of the Boxers, which
are appearing all over China remind
one of the small cakes which passed
from hand to hand before the Indian
mutiny. From Northern India to
Southern India, from East to West
these cakes We're passed, and in many
cases the people who passed them on
did not know what was their meaning
but they served to arouse a feeling of
unrest, which predisposed the people to
expect some startling event.
The oriental mind is prone to super
stition. The Western mind is as a rule
practical. The oriental is contempla-
tive and visionary. The Western mind
is rather stolid and lacking in intro
spection. To the oriental mind such
marks do not appear as mere patches
of red paint, or a cake of rather under
done dough. They are a sign and a
portent.
One can readily understand that the
Boxers, or rather their leaders thor
Oughly understand the mental attitude
of their fellow countrymen and are
playing upon it, They have decided
upon a great rising in China. The for
eigner is to be driven into the sea, just
as the British were to be driven into
the sea in 1857 and an end put to the
British Raj.
Everything is to be done to bring this
about, and superstition is depended up
on largely to help in bringing about the
result. False information will also
play it's part. The fact that Admiral
Seymour and the allied contingent was
Obliged to retire without reaching Pc
king will be nagnified into enormous
victories, with Celebrations as to de-
tails, and accounts of how the Gods
have assisted in the overthrow, and thus
the wavering will be brought over TO
the side of the Boxers and the flame
of fanaticism be famed into a furious
conflagration that may shake the world.
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We shall probably cease to be a meat
producing country and draw all our
flesh food from the mainland. OF
course we can no longer draw any sup
plies from Australia, because there is a
heavy duty on Australian meat. AL
ready Maui has given up sending beef
to the Honolulu market, all the cattle
raised on that island being locally con-
sumed. Hilo consumes the products of
even distant reaches on the Island of
Hawaii, and in time that Island will
consume all it can raise. So our pros
poets for locally raised meat are very
small. Shortly there is to be a regular
refrigerating steamer which will devote
itself entirely to the meat trade and
will take back return cargo in the shape
OF fruits aAl Mn1aM