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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-05
REFORMS NEEDED.
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faetory-Cost OF Service Next Year
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-05
CONSUL HANNA's ADVICE.
He Says Porto Rico Ii n Good Place fos
Americans to Stay Away from
Labor L. Cheap

Washington, Nov. 1.-The following
report from Mr.. Hanna, American con-
sui at Porto Rico, will be Of interest 10
persons contemplating migration to
that island. In his report Mr.. Hanna
says:
l am convinced that young men seeking work
or positions OF any kind should not come 70
Porto Rico Such persons as clerks, carpen-
ters, mechanics and laborers Of all grades
should stay away from Porto Rico No Amer
lean should come 10 Porto Rico expecting 10
strike Il rich, and no persons should come here
without plenty Of money to pay board bills
and have enough to take them back to their
homes in the United States This Is q
small island has population Of about 1000 900
people and Is the most denscly populated
country In the world There are several hun
dred thousand working Porto Ricans ready to
all the vacant Jobs and at n low price. There
may come stime after the laws Of the United
States are applied by congress 10 this island,
that this will be q good place for American
capital and for Americans to do business, but
even then man should have plenty of money
who expects 10 make u business success in
Porto Rica
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Have You Read These Bookss ?

They are devoted to the wonderful
sights and scenes, and special resorts OF
tourists and healthseek\rs, in the Great
West.
Though published by Q railway COM
pany, rHE SANTA FE ROUTE, they are
literary and artistic productions, designed
70 create among travellers a better appre-
citation Of the attractions Of our own
country.
Mailed free 10 any address on receipt OF
postage, az Indicated;
"A Colorado Summer" so pp., so illus.
trations, Scents.
"The Moki Snake Danoe,n 80 pp., 8i
Illustrations. Scents.
Grand Canon OF tho Colorado Rlver,'
81 PIP, 10 Illustrations. 2 cents.
Health Resorts OF New Mexico" 80 PIP.
81 Illustrations, cents
"Health Resorts OF Arizona" 70 pp., ls
Illustrations. 2 cents.
LAS Vegas Hot Springs and Vicinity y
4s pp., 30 illustrations. Q cents.
ITO California and Back, )" i7e pp., l7t
illustrations. cents.
J.D.EASTHR, Agent
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TWO METHODS COMPARED.
Significant Figures as to Receipts of the
Customs Duties at Santiago During
October.

Washington, Nov. IA dispatch
from Santiago states that 500, 900 was
collected in customs duties during
the month Of October. This does-noi
appear to be q large item in itself
but as 1t is at the rate of 81, 200, OOC
at that port II is believed that the
restoration Of order and the develop
ment Of trade will increase the amount
to 81, 100000 per year. The significant
fact In connection with the matter Il
the relation which this amount bear
to the collections by Spanish officials
The amount they turned into the Span
ish treasury at Havana was SAFE, ,OOt
per annum. The methods of American
officials, therefore, will produce many
times the net return to the treasury
which was afforded under Spanish mis-
rula
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FIGURES ON NEXT CONGRESS-,
A Chicago Papers Estimate on the Com.
piexion Of senate aud Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska Predictions.

Chicago, Nov 1. The Times Herald
prints an estimate, compiled from re-
ports from its correspondents in every
state, which gives the republicans a
majority OF 10 over all In the next
house Of representatives and major
ity of Il over all In the senate. II is
interesting TO note that this estimated
republican majority is arrived at with
out claiming nearly as much in Kan.
sas and Missouri as republican leaders
in those states are claiming. The
Times-Herald's estimate gives every
congressional district in the state, ex-
cept the three St Louis districts. TO
the democrats. In Kansas the First,
Second and Fourth districts and con-
gressman-at-large are given TO the re-
publicans, while the Third, Fifth,
Sixth and Seventh districts are given
the fusionlsts. In Nebraska only one
district the Sixth, is conceded TO the
fuaionistA
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The Hsraid's Foreoast Not Accepted.

New York, Nov. 1.-The election
forecast Of the New York Herald, indi-
eating continued republican control OF
the lower house OF congress, Is not ac-
cepted by the democratic congressional
campaign committee as an accurate
statement Of the situation. "Districts
which have been classed by the Herald
as probably republican, says the Her.
AIDS Washington special, have been
put down by the committee as GER
tainly democratic and many Others
they have hopes Of winning
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New York, Oct. as.-Maj. Stewart
and six members Of the postal commits
sion sent by the post Office department
to establish postal service In Porto
Rico, have returned. Maj. Stewart
said the postal commissioners succeed
ed admirably In their efforts. They
established so Offices on the coast and
In the interior, the old officials In a
majority Of cases being chosen. As
fast as the soldiers took a town the
postal commission would 60 there and
establish postal facilities.
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..,i. AZ. ooro,v and
,T3.st sp'''' ""N
,,o. melted To the
K s's RON ihe follow low
at second premium
4
Vo'
IA ,a,.f oremium nj
'e in1eIyice Senator
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-05

Washington, Nov. The majority
of the annual reports Of the Indian
agents TO the commissioner of Indian
affairs are Of an encouraging nature
and indicate progress generally along
civilized lines The agent Of the
Lemhi Indians in Idaho. however.
characterizes those redskins as about
as idle and degraded set as one can
find, and morally they are as bad rs
they were 20 years ago and no better
of financially.
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Blanco SIN COLLECTING paty.

Washington, Oct SO.-Secretary Will
son brought up at the cabinet session
the fact that Blanco is still charging
$40 per 100 pounds for beef cattle GO
ing into Cuban ports controlled by the
Spaniards, while the United States is
admitting beef cattle free of duty to
ports controlled by American officials.
The cabinet concluded that 1t has no
power at present to change this state
OF affairs and that Blanco must bear
the responsibilitv.
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For Mls.ions in the Phlllppinea.

indianapolis Ind, Oct O.-Ths
most significant action Of yesterdays
session OF the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the NJ. L. church
was the introduction Of q memorial
providing that an appropriation be
made for work in the Philippine is
lands, TO be available In case the is
lands shall be ''providentially opened
to the society,n
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Chicago, Oct 81.-H. Clay Evans,
commissioner of pensions, who is in
this city, states that up to September
80 the war with Spain had caused the
loss Of the lives of 1900 American sol.
diers and sailors Since then enough
have died to make the total 5000. He
further declared that the statistics Of
his office show that the percentage Of
deaths In camps from disease during
last summer was much less than dur
ing the civil war.
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The sunhen spanI.h shIp..

Washington, Oct Si.-Naval Con-
structor Hobson appeared before the
board Of naval bureau chiefs for the
purpose Of explaining the condition of
the Spanish ships wrecked off the
coast Of Santiago and the progress and
prospects Of the efforts which are max
ing for their recovery. 1t said that
over 1000, 900 will be required to con-
tinue the operations and the secretary
Of the navy desires TO know what
chance there is Of success before au-
thorizlng the expenditure Of so large
an amount Of money,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-05
Omaha EIposItIon Scandal.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. IA sensation
has developed in the department of
exhibits atthe Transmississippi exposi-
ton, growing out Of the arrest Of II.
D. Hardt assistant manager of that
department, on two warrants charging
him with forgery, 1t is alleged that
Hardt so changed the awards of judges
that the medals intended for one firm
of exhibitors were given to another
firm
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Complete Bach dow n by France.

Paris, Nov 1.-The Eclair says II
learns on reliable authority that the
Fashoda question will be settled favor
ably to Great Britain by the recall Of
MAJ. Marchand. France, the paper
adds, yields all, reserving only the
question Of the right to the Bahr-el'
Ghazel district which she doesn't con-
alder as belonging TO Egypt
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Chicago, Nov i.-While Mrs T. G,
Psckham, Of Topeka, Kan, was hurry.
Ing to doctors office with her sick
seven-weeks-old child in her arms, the
infant gasped Its life out on board q
North Clark street cable car Hoping
against hope that there was yet q
spark Of life left In the little form, the
young mother buried on to the Office
Of DR.. Malone, only to find that the
swaddling clothes In her arms had FOL
aquarter Of an hour con tained corpse
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Santiago. Nov. 1.--Senor Bsrtolome
Maso, president Of the Cuban provi-
sional council, has issued an address
to the delegates now In attendance at
the military assembly at Santa Cruz
del Sur. in which he reviews the con-
alterations upon which the Cubans So
licited the help of the United States.
He says the Americans should be
shown gratitude for their aid, but Gu
bans should earnestly 60 about build
ing up o stable. independent govern
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FINANCIALLY A SUCCESS.


Omaha, Neb., Nov THE Trans
mississippi and International exposi-
tion closed at midnight last night
The closing hours Of the enterprise
were the most brilliant in the history
Of the five months exhibition. 1t is
estimated that rs, 900 people crowded
the grounds yesterday. Itwas Omaha
day aud everybody was there. Up to
yesterday morning s,552. 1913 people
had registered at the turnstiles, so the
grand total will considerably exceed
2,oo0, 900. The exposition was finan-
cial success, something over 100000
remaining to be divided among the
atoclholdara
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Washington, Oct. SO-The Acme
Wrecking company. Of San Francisco,
has made request upon the navy de-
partment for authority to raise the
battleship Maine. The company has
had experience in raising vessels on
the Pacific coast. and representations
have been made to the department as
TO its ability TO accomplish the task In
Havana harbor.
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trouble with Arnan.a. Moonshiner..

Little Rock, Ark, Oct sl.--A war
has broken out in Cleburne county,
this state. The opposing armies are
composed Of some 100 Illicit distillers
Of product known as mountain
dew" on one side. while the opposing
force Is composed of that element Of
the population of the country which il
opposed to the violation Of the reve
nue. laws In short, the war is between
the moonshiners and the informers.
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Dreyfu. Nav ne Acon,,,.a

London. Oct Pa Paris dispatch
TO the Central News says that strik.
ing change is already evident in the
aspect of the Dreyfus case and the &C.
quittal of Dreyfus is now regarded as
being quite within the realm of posi-.
bilitiea
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Kansas City, Mo, Nov 1.-The re-
ceipts Of cattle at the Kansas City
stock yards during the current month
were in the neighborhood OF 23l, 900.
the largest receipts on record since
the yards were established. During
the month 1856 calves were received
and the previous best record was made
in August 1899, when l9,s4s were re-
catvad
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Rome, Oct Si.-An interesting an
nouncement in connection with papal
finance has been made by well-in.
formed newspaper OF Rome, which
says the vatican authorities have de-
cided 10 invest the Peters pence fund
in large sugar manufactory.
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Died Of Fever sh, HAD Fourht

New York, Oct. Si.-Silvia Catharine
Coffin, o Red Cross nurse who did
noble work during the war with Spain,
died at the post graduate hospital Of
typhoid fever contracted in the service
of the country.
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Washington, Oct So.--It is the in.
tention OF the administration to urge
the construction Of the Nicaraguan
canal by government aid, in accord.
ance with the concession Of the Mari
time Canal company. This statement
was made by an official of the admins
tration to-day.
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San Francisco, Oct SO-Mrs. Cor
della Botlsin must stand trial here in
the superior court on the charge Of
the murder of Mrs. John P. Dunning,
Of Dover, Del The grand jury, after
a prolonged session, has voted TO In
dict her
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-11-05

London, Oct. 81. According to ad'
vices received from the court of Copen
hagen, where King George, of Greece
is staying after attending the funeral
OF the queen of Denmark, 1t Is believed
there that he will abdicate next spring
in favor OF the Crown Prince Constan
tine and will return to Denmark ant
settle there permanently.
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where the Cuban As.embIv Meat,

New York, Oct. ga dispatch to
the Herald from Santiago, Cuba, says:
The cradle of Cuban independence is
the desolate fishing village of Santa
Cruz, place with only 400 inhabitants
on the shores of the Caribbean sea.
An old store Is the Faneuil hall OF the
new republic. There the Cuban as
sembly was called together for the
first session on October "a
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Havana Oct 2s-All agricultural
industries are recovering with unex
pected rapidity. In most of the prov
inces an almost average crop of sugar
will be ground next spring. Since
October orders have gone from Ha
vana TO Boston for 81, 500, 900 worth Of
sugar-grinding machinery,
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Again KnoekInr Tor Adml.sIon.

Washington, Oct a9.-Gov. Otero, Of
New Mexico, in his annual report to
the secretary Of the interior, vigorous
ly renews his representation for the
early admission of New Mexico to
statehood. He estimates the total pop
ulation Of the territory now at 2s2, 900,
including an Indian population of 30
uOn
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Le, Not n Favor with Demoorata.

Washington, Nov The friends
of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, who have been
urging his candidacy for the United
States senate, have become convinced
that he cannot succeed. The demo
cratic leaders OF Virginia are almost
to man opposed to Gen. Lee on the
ground that he is opposed to free coin
age and, therefore, not In touch with
his marty
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AmerIcan Tnterc.t, Are sa,e

Washington, Oct 80. Admiral Dew
ey has, cabled the navy department
that everything is quiet at Pekin and
that American interests in China are
not In danger. The Petrol is at Taku.
Tho Boston has sailed from TalSu for
Che Foo
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Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-More than
100000 bushels of wheat and corn
cleared the custom house Saturday on
steamers bound to European ports.
The shipments consisted principally
Of corn. The shipments of wheat and
corn from Philadelphia since January
have aggregated over s5, OOO, 900 bush
ala
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Jerusalem, Nov. 1.-The emperor
and empress Of Germany are curtail-
ing their visit TO the holy land. They
have abandoned their trip to Jericho,
owing to the European complications,
and 1t is also believed they will not 20
to Svria.
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RattI..hIn. =, nnhIa

Washington, Nov. 1.-The Celtic,
one OF the colliers which is accompany
ing the battleships Oregon and lowe
on their voyage to Honolulu, put in al
Bahia to-day and cabled notice OF hel
arrival to the department
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Yokohama, Nov. 1.-The whole cabi-
net has resigned, the ministers being
unable to agree upon the question OF
filling the portfolio Of education. Thus
far the first attempt at party govern.
ment in Japan has proved q failure.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A large lot OF
furniture for sale In large or small quan. +.
Titles TO suit anybody, at prices that will
make II move. Cash on delivery. At
Central College. S-Ntt
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New York, Oct sO.-It Is stated at
the navy yard that the cruiser Brook.
lyn will sail for Manila by way of tho
Suez canal on Monday or Tuesday with
recruits, ammunition and supplies for
Admiral Dewey's fleet fei
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william Hyde, at one time manag.
ing editor OF the st. Louis Republic
and postmaster OF st Louis under
ClevelaHd's first administration, Ii
dead, aged ca
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The next annual convention Of the
National Educational association will
De held at Los Angeles, Cal.
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Madrid, Nov. 1.-The news that the
Spanish peace commissioners at Paris
had referred to the government a
formal demand of the American COM
missioners for the absolute cesslon OF
the entire Philippine group caused
the greatest surprise in Madrid. The
strongest feeling prevails that the
government should protest energet.
ically against what Is regarded as a
violation Of the spirit OF the protocol.
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FoR RENT-A tiys-room cottage. Close
to business, Apply to this once, II
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Paris, Oct sl.--The court of cassa-
tion has decided to grant a revision of
the Dreyfus case and will institute a
supplementary inquiry. The court,
however, has declined to order the re-
lease of DreyfuA
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ERoDrE.

|fh Lcxiustont
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( I.1I1EIniit
Ii sandayl.... 100 5:oo a m m
3 iexInfton junction
|e daily. leaves. s;@ a. m
t<... i0;1 a. m
.li:l0 q. IN
Its<ts.. $40 p. m
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WANTED-A white girl to do general
house work. Apply at this office. 10 22tf
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

JUDGE or suPREME couar-LoSa rsRM,
WILLIAM c. MARSHALL.
JuDoE or SUPREME couRr-sHoRr TERN.
LEROY d. VALIANT.
suPERISTENDESr or SCHOOLS.
WILLIAM T. CAHRiNdrON.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM E. MccULLY.
CONGRESSMAN.
WILLIAM y. COwHRaD.
JUDGE OF cIhcuIr COURT.
SAMUEL DAVIS.
JUDGE OF CRIMINAL couar,
JOHN A. RICH.
REPREsENrArNr.
JOSEPH II. CHRlsrY
PRESIDING JUDGE.
p. WALKER OSBORN
JuDGE-wEsTERs DISTRICT.
]. HENRY GREEN
JUD0E-EAsrERs DISTRICT.
w. A. MCQUEEN.
PROBATE JUDGE.
JAMES z. CHINN
PUBLIC ADAINIsrRAroR.
MATT ID. WILSON
PRosEcurIEa ATTORNEY.
CLARENCE vIvION
sHERIFV.
JOHN A. FULKERs0N
COLLECTOR.
GEORGE W. BATES
COUNTY CLERK.
FRANK THORNTON
TREASURER.
&c. BLEDs0R,
CIRCuIT CLERK
HUB. CAMPBELL
COUNTY REcoRDER.
GLEN TYRRE
FOR CORONER,
FRANK W. MANN.
Justice of the Peace,
Clay township. p............--..y John A. Lockhari
Gu Miller
Constable-Ben Day,
Davis township. FLMcCord
Jim Hargrave
Constable Gum
Dover township. Tompkins
ia Harwood
Freedom township. nipe.eo 1sss9f RSSePt Matthews
Constable-J e Schackelford.
Lexington township. James @ Russell
Jo A Edmonds
TJ Duling
Constable-A M Gale.
Middleton township :. W d Cooper
RCCauthorn
Consiable--w Scott Thomas.
Sn-a-Bar township. .........R TAYLOR
Jas T Wilkinson
Constable-Harry Gleayes
Washington township -. ] W White
1hos Brock
Constable-Irving withers.
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Postal stations In Porto Rico.

JOHN HAr. secretary of state I,
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Fresh oysters at Cafe Hacker. s.Ou