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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-01-08

Just received a large
stock of Hair Brushes,
fine and cheap; Nail and
Tooth Brushes. soft and
an bristle Dressing
Combs, good and strong;
Pocket Combs and Fine
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-01-08

DESIr ES Wyeth's and other makes we put
/ up our own Beef. Wine and Iron. Best
formula, and the articles used are fresh. We
are moving II out right along. The same thing
is true OF OUR WINE OF COCA LEAVES.
There preparations are 75c pint.
GIBSON'S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-01-08
FLORIDENT!

something new and yet not new. Refresh
lng Tooth misunderstanding. Whitening, An
tlSepiie PrOcerties Delightful sensation In
the mouth siier using a few drops. Home
people who have tried It come back Tor more
after using the drst bottle. We recently
placed some OF IL tp New York; lady from
there having tried Al, Free from acid ana
pomice Our resident dentists send their
GIBSON'S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-01-08

Practice In the Supreme Court OF the United
states. the Court OF Claims, all The Executive
Departments and before Congress Collec-
NON of Claims for Indian Depredations spe-
cialty. Pension GASES prosecuted. Patents
promptly secured. Careful attention given
TO all classes Of land sasss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-01-08
J. S. FLEMING, Notary Public.

WILL take Acknowledgements of Deeds.
w Power of Attorney, Affidavits, DEPOSIT
lions, and attend to all bust ness connected
with the Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

TACOMA. Nov. Especial. l-raeon'ars
who heard the Hon. John IL. Actirag
speak at Germania hall last Wednesday
night are sill discussing that matehicss
address, Even prominent lawyers who
have known Mr.. MeGraw Tor years marvel
at the forre asd anish oi his remarks. cs-
pecially when ne reviewed sac 'unreason-
able and uureasoning' attack upon his tar
name by personal enemy in this clfy.
Secretary Nichols, of ghe state Republican
committee. says the only way to account
for Mr. Ae(iraw s striking and appropriate
speeches is by the fact that ha always
proves equal 30 the occasion. IF nc were
elected president OF the United States to-
morrow" Mr.. Nichols SAYS, che wousd
simply rise 10 the occasion and prove
equal to sny emergency"
Election returns viii be received by spe-
eial wire tomorrow night AZ the Union
and Commercial clubs and at the Repab-
Acan and Democratic state headquarters
The Young Women's Society OF the First
Presbyterian church will serve luncheon
al the Chamber OF Commerce rooms from
II To > o clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

TACOMA. Nov. 7-ispecial. The Repub-
lican and Democratic campaigns closed to-
night with parade hy the former aud a
rally at Germania hall and street speaking
by the latter. The Flambeau Club made a
splendid showing in the parade. but The
Seettlc-haters kept away from Germanis
hall. gherc addresses were made by w. III.
Calkins, ". +. Reynolds and " III. Doolittle.
The Democrats drove about Pacific avenue.
making speeches st several street corners.
Some Of the epyious Democrats and Seat
tie haters tried TO make trouble for the
Fiameeau Club by saying the members of
the club wore National Guard uniforms
contrary % the statutes. No NATIONAL
Guard uniforms were worn, Capt. Howell
not permitting il. The Democrats
threaten 10 bring charges against Howell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
DooLITTLE AND PRICE, TOO.
The Seattle Haters VIII Knife Their
Own TownsmeD In Their Frenzy.

TACOMA. Nov. 7--ESpecial. Orders were
issued tonight by the Seattle -haters to
slaughter McGraw. Doolittls aud Price,
and to cut and slash every candidate who
is suspected in any way of favoring in the
least the Lake Washington canal. First
McGraw is TO De knitted, then Doolittle, then
Price. But the greater of these three de-
sires is the one having the defeat of Nc
Gvaw, and consequently the humbling of
Seattle, for its object These slaughtering
orders gwen out at the headquarters of the
Seattle-haters in the Fidelity building
were transmitted 10 AT least one good
Republican wfo detests treaehery, and he,
believing the Republican voters of the
state should know just what to expect.
Immediately notified the correspondent of
the Posi- T-INrELLfGEScER
That this report is true IL borne out by
the fact that ". II. Calkins tonight made
his first address OF the campaign without
once referring to Doolittle. who occupied
q seat on the platform and who was one Of
the speakers, Caikins talked tariff very
ably and concluded by advocating Repub-
lican principles. although, he said. in adj
dressing the audience You, like me. may
personally not like the Republican candi.
date for president"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

spectos .. persons OF parties. lie swim
died widows and orphans and pco- labor
ing men. HIS csn father. an aged and
almost helpless man. wss 6eggsrei sy the
yonag mans greed snd dishonesty. The
more helpless the victim she more rspa-
cions his eondacs- II j. not 90 &c son
Ge-ed al. therefore. that the people of
Grafton are intensely bitter toward the
Democratic candidate Tor governor Of
Washin gion.
The inaueace Of the Democratic ns1iena
committee has been invoked by Snivesy
and his parry friends in Washington -
secure some moral sapport for him from
his former political associates in Grafton
and vsesnity. Fer ps-ty's sake tae South
srn Democrats wl.i usually do a great deal.
but IN his case The Democracy OF Grafton.
wlli do nothing. Four or i've of the local
managers have certified that Snively Is act a
bisamiss bat Ehey viii not certify that ne
Is not swindier. They have been ed 20
forward him an expression of regret that
his failure" here should be the cause OF
80 much embarrassment 10 him and injury
10 the Democratic party Of Washington.
So mach they have done for partvis sake.
but the very men who have done this sd-
vocate criminal prosecution OF Sniveiy
fo- the transportation Of funds IS soon
as the campaign is over.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
THE SMALLPOX IN POLITICS.


TACOMA. Nov. 7-fSpecial. - Seattle
hsters are attempting To prejudice voters
against Seattle and Mr.. McGraw by crcu-
lating reports and publishing senseless re-
ports to the effect that Mr.. McGraw is to
blame for the presence OF smallpox here.
The Netcs, one OF the anti-Seattie publica-
tions, says editorially this evening:
smallpox has prevailed in Victoria and Seat
te Tor months past. but not a cEse existed In
Tacoma until the salliyans began 10 seour tho
country for dOasefs. They pretended 70 employ
the men railroad hands aud have loaded up
every cheap lodging house in town with them.
Now smallpox appears right IN their midst and
the people oi Tacoma can give all The credit to
M Me1ifaw and his agents.
The gnO-ant and those blinded by pref
udice. may be inhuenced to work harder
to crush Seattle and defeat Mr. McGraw
because of such drivel.
Yesterday the Seattle-ha.ers proposed
10 say Seattle enemies Of Tacoma started
the smallpox scare for the purpose of in
juring Tacoma. They were To do this in
case the persons suspected of smallpox
we're free from the disease,
Saturday. before it was positively known
that the frs. suspect was suffering from
smallpox, the Seattle-haters thought they
ND.fu ne very smart. 1cppfls were sent
around 70 the Tacoma bureau of the Posr-
ISrELLIa EScgR that there were dozen
cases Of smallpox in Tacoma. The Seat
tle-haters expected thag the PosT-IvrErIt-
egxcER would MAKE great fuss about ii,
after which they would work up more
prejudice against Seattle by saying this
was another attempt on Seattle's part to
iniure Tacoma.
The smallpox suspects had been re-
moved 70 the pest house, and three doc
tors had testified that they had smallpox.
before the PosF-iSTELLIGEycga announced
that there vas case Ia Tacoma.
None Of the men now confined in the
lodging houses where smallpox was discov.
cred we're known TO have intended TO vote
the Republican ticket. Both lodgins
houses are near ''OIe" O,esen's saloon,
and "ole" Olesen is working for the Seat
tle-hasers. He must have q very intimate
acquaintsnce with "aosters" and ''bum.
mers." else why is he in such demand by
the Seattle e-hatersf
"0ie" olesen says he and the Seattle
haters will "mep the earth with Nc
GFaw =
He has sack and make. his headquar
sers In Mr.. Benefits private oniee in Ia,
/ Tacoma hotel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
N'GRAN GOING TO klN.
His Plurality Will Be at Least
Five Thousand.
IN SPITE OF sEATTLE-AATERs
Dooiiftie and Price 60 BE Knitted by
Bennett and Followers.
He Fails TO Speak 81 North Yakima
Ole Oleson. the Divekseper. Doing
work for the Tacoma Beitere

TACOMA. Nov. 7.-Ispecial. chairman
tee, says:
II clear aay. - GO votes viii be cast; II
IL isa wet day there viii be a5oat s5.aoa cast
MeGrsw viii be elected hy 7.0oo The legis}a~
sgre viii be ssfeiy Republican. The Porulists
viii have sooat four members OF the iegisla-
tHra. Harrison vii run ahead OF shs Rspub-
ncan state ticket. which Will BE- elected by
aeout 900 votes, owing 10 the betting in tais
county.
Chairman Parker, Of the Peoples party
county committee, says:
TIE popnlists viii poll 5.0so or "A 90 votes in
shis state There will De 0uoo or 0o1 votes cast
The PFoaiait.oaists viii poil s,Gs9 votes. he
kepa sascsas vii poll alfncss rs maay votes q.
Young. and the Democrats wiii pol 5000 votes
Ia the state seyeral OF our Pierce county OIL
GERS vii be elected.
George Hazard, chairman of the Demo-
cratic state advisory COMMITTEES, who with
the Seattle-haters is moving heaven and
earth 10 defeat Aetiraw and crush Seattle,
sums up the situation tonight as follows:
sniyely's me}aeity ia Pierce county win 10
from 900 70 l.5o0 greater rhsa MeGraw's ms!or-
lgF n King eounty. sniyely win be elected By
2.539 plurality. The Democrats will est 2. 80
votes. the Republicans $500 tue PopaAsts
slty3 ana tle FROM Disiont>i&, osV3Js E9eS IN A4A
he Democrats and fopuasts and the anti
Allen aen will control the legislature. and they
will elect Democrat 70 the United atss SEN
at@ The Democratic electors viii he elected in
this state. All oi the state aud county ticaets
VIII be elected and don't you forget 10 thank
God
This statement, so far as il relates to q
United States senator, shows that If the
Tacoma Republican Seattle haters cannot
control the legislature, they will support
q Democrat for the United States senate,
SO that, when Senator sqaire's term ex-
pires. they can prevent Seattle's getting a
United States senator on the ground that
the west OF the mountains country al
ready has United States senator.
And with this" they say, I'VE would
like TO see Seattle get one red cent for a
canal or any other Federal improvement" :"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
NO sNIvELY MONEY IN SIGHT.
Tho Seattle -Haters Using all Their
Change in the Purchase OF Votes.

TACOMA, Nov. Z-fSpecial After a lot
of bantering one bet vas secured even up
on McGras and Sniyely. II was for $3.50.
but it was subsequently, learned that the
man who bet against Mctiraw was hedg-
ing. he having bet equal amounts against
the three candidates for governor. As
only one of them will win, he wins two
bets and loses one. and therefore will
make $3.50. Ten thousand dollars offered
this morning on Cleveland was not taken
81 midnight tonight Five hundred Of
this amount vas sent 20 Portland 20 bet
even, and 81 600 more will be sent there
tomorrow, II money can be raised IN Port
land, 10 bet even on Cleveland. Usually
odds of six 10 four have to be given here
to secure bets on Cleveland. The SIS. 90
offered on McGraw has not vet been taken.
There is no Sniyeiy money here. although
there - plenty Of McGraw money. The
Seattie-ha;ers appear 70 be putting their
money where il will do the most good for
the Democratic ticket.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

Nelson BENNETT Floods the County with
ssfedgers" to No Avail.

suxas, Nov. 7.-tspeeial. The cam
paIgn in Whatcom county closes tonight
with meetings in most Of the voting pre-
cincts The Republicans are confident Of
good najorities for every candidate down
70 the county ticket and including the
legislature. except for superior Judge.
The vote between Judges Winn and Rice
vi.l be very ciosa. On the county officers
there wili be comparatively few straight
votes and fhe candidates Of the four par
siss are atl confident Of their election.
Nelson Bennett has been flooding the
county for the past few weeks with his
H-setig Ledger with the hope a cutting
down the majority for John II. McGraw,
but il has besn o no avail. The Reuun-
licans are nor only "onto his racket, but
they s.so knos that be has been violating
the postaI gsTs by sending ont bis papers
for seYeral weeks. continuously. marked
Sample Copy" one Of tsss roa8s iesa-
ing into tbs euaafy carried nearly .Goo
POUNDS OF tae Leaaey this week. bat Mc-
Ggsw viii get there ail the sarne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
NO TROUBLE AT NEW YORK roLLA
Deputy sherfffs and Deputy Maraha1a
Abundant Election Frauds.

New YoEK, Nov. 7.--Arrangemcnts are
all completed for the election in this city
tomorrow. On behalf of the federal aua
thorities. force Of supervisors and den.
nty United States marahals will watch the
proceedings at tho polls, keep the posca
and watch out for the alleged proposed
frauds. There will be 5000 or 1900 super.
yisors and deputies. Sheriff German 4
also ready to put lot of men in every
election district to watch tho marshafs
and the police have received instructions
10 watch them all. II Is thcrcfcre likeIv
that the presence of so much force viii
deter oil parties from any attempted
frauds. 1t is the general opinion OF the
city officers that the stories OF expNcteN
trouble will amount TO as much a. thev
have in former years, that is, much t.lf
and very little trouble. Judge Barret said
today that from the opening to the cIos,n :
OF the polls the judges OF the supreme
court would attend in turn, two or three
az time, in their chambers at the countv
court house, as has been the custom =,
preceding years. This will greatly Ala
people who may be arrested illegally. In
formation was received at the Unite,
States marshal's Office today that bodv
of 30 eol0nizers, whose destination -.
Coney Island, had been shipped from
PIttsburg and other parts of AIicrhen~
county.
Chairman Hackett, OF the Republic.-
ststc COMMITTEES. was seen by an Assocfat.6
Press reporter this afternoon in reca,d n.
Dispatch sent out by Lieut.. Gov eh...
han, alleging that the Repubiican stst~
committee had cent paster ballots 4, T,e,,,-'
Gratis up the state, headed Wiiiiasn et.3- Z
way and Richard Croker, Dernocr,sfs
electors. aud followed by the names - Is...
publican electors. Hackett said tha .t.@.-
ment was gnanalihedly false. but sddSS
that il was exactly what the Demc~,.x ~
had done. He had a sample pnxtNr -
up the state. which had been naiIed II. -
Democrats % Republican. Ifras hs~5~S
by Henry ". Sage and lease seliyrrs-
Repabliean electors. and the n.rna- b.
thifty-sour Democratic electors f,iIn~.S
lie understood the Democrats hnd 49,
spreading these right and left asn.,r-. ~
ReYsusiicens throughout ths state
Eaward =. Osborne. Democrats r,.,~1-
OF the state senate, was held 81, hs;s Il u.
morning charged with false rexistv.,s<... ss.ss
ECEFALo, Nov. NO specials -. -
sworn in by the United States rr,ss..ss.'.1
for seTvice on election day beyond 49, "a II. J.
originally appointed for each dlst,;~. .s!s. .s!s
Republican and one Dsmocrst r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
A wosaS's MALEDICTIoN.
Mrs. Faiion Gives Her Opinion Of Can
s4fdate sniveIy.

GRAFToS. W Va. Nov. - Special I'm
discussing Henry J. Snively's ssindles,
Mrs. FalIon few days ago said:
see tas, sulvs5y tres 70 make t. sppear that
BE IL ssIN she trustee OF nv ca.ldreu's money
and that 10 VIII par them - lsss rs ihsy become
Of are There IS no trHsh in such statements
As soon a. we fogad efit w-Es 3 YAseSi 5aive3y
was we hs4 All authority taksa from hsfn- TIE
rn.tszr vas taken fato eeugt AID done . rsgulSF
foraa 80 that hs has nos been ihe trustee or
guardian fer six seven years MF oldest girl
il now = ard ha. never received dollar from
srsvety, snf God knews We need IL Il haa been
9 .sasr1 struExis 30 raise nv family. and my
health l. breaking dowa. lie rzoasy that ae
stose frora IS woag4 MAKE % comfortable
snswely = nlSek-heartsa regandFs-- Tie peo-
r}s e NssAi iuetoa rsgst - azr5 ap Tor govern
Srs Il they arc go8az - eject = in.el Ike snss
The citizens Of West Virginia feel that
the power Of tie press hss never been
more properly applied than in fhe case Of
Heary J. saively. They would deem il S
lasting disgrace TO the young state Of
Washington 90 have Saive}T elected gov
eruor. sad ;he coarse Of che PosE-i Kill
eKxcAs IN showing ths Enatues. Of the
man l. universally commended This
feeling Is as strong among Democrat. as
among Republicans, for shen Snlveiy set
oGi on Lis crooked career he sas 10 re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08

MeGraw's Cofors Flying. while sntveiy's
Trail in the DnsI

SSoHowTsH Nov. Especial. The po-
litical situation here is particularly bright
tor the Republican party. The campaign
through all the towns OF The county was
completed Saturday evening, and now the
Republican central committee says that
II can figure onf victory with easy arith-
metic. Chairman Eli E. Warner, who has
been the most active man in the canse.
says that the county will go Republican
by about 5000 majority. With possible
exception of two candidates the prospect
that the straight Republican ticket will
carry is fatiering. \ late canvass
of this city shows that Snohomish
will go Republican by nearly 1909 major
ity. II is estimated that MeGraw. VIII
son aud Dooirle will carry the county by
:, 500 majoriiies. Local Republican can
didates who have Just completed the
county canvass claim proportionate plu-
ralities. The Democrats do not seem even
hopeful concerning the principal offices.
Their shattered idol. Snivelv, having per-
ished in the smoke of his own creating.
they are despondent. and accordingly rally
.heir forces 10 local issues. The only pos
sible victories for them here, however, are
Anderson for representative aud McManus
for state senator. The other Republican
candidates are invincibe.
Hon. John b. Ault has been campaign
ing in the northern part of the county and
at Sultan City. His speeches have been
particularly confined to the tariff ques-
ton. and through his practical demoastra-
tions of what protection means TO this
country has effected good work.
The Democratic close of the campaign
was miserable tizzle. Everett was chosen
as the place and last Saturday night IS the
time Tor grand rally. The audience did
not materialize TO any extent. and the ap-
pearance of things was extremely funeral
UkA
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BUT May SWEEP THAT STATE.
Fusion in the West Makes Half =
Dozen States Uncertain.
Republican Prospects Good In Tndianas
Connections and West virginia. bat
Kansas and Colorado Are UnPronsIs-
ing-ciaskson and Quay Centsdcnt Of
vietery-The Weather Threatens -
he Bad.

Srw YesS, Nov. The betting on tho
general result of the presidential election
az the Hoffman house tonight showed =
change of odds in Harrison = favor. Two
70 one continues to be offered on the
chances OF Cleveland's victory in the state.
The corridor and the cafe of tho hotel
appeared to be overrun with Harrison men,
and Harrison money on the general result
went begging. Michael #. Dwycr's com-
missioner. Joe vendig, created sensation
by refusing even money bets on the gen.
e,al result and offering 1890 to $l.000
Harrison money on that basis. His money
was eagerly taken up in several quarters.
but he kept on Offering 1t in almost any
amounts.
Hon. j. 3. clarkson said tonight that Al
doubt Of Harrison's election was gOneA
Last week he classed New York. Connect.
cut, Indiana, Nevada. West Virginia and
Delaware IS doubtful. hat today he took
Indiana and Connecticut out of the doubts
iul column, which gives Harrison 80
electoral votes and elects him without
New York.
At the Republican committee room late
this evening Chairman Hackett was oon-
fident New York state was all right.
lie said that on Friday last he
expressed the opinion that the Republic
ans would come down To the Harlem with
$1,000 majority. He was even more conf.
dent now. He did not think the Dssao-
Gratis in New York, Kings. Queens aud
Richmond counties would be able to get :
greater majority than in 1SsS, and thought
Harrison's majority in the state would b
larger than that year.
At Democratic headquarters the an4
nouncement is made that there has been
an increase in the registration In New
York, Kings, Queens and Richmond coun-
ties. which should give no less than 00,00
majority. He does not think the
Republicans will meet this with moro
than 6o,oo0 from tho rural districts,
therefore they expect $1,000 for Cleveland
in the state. Chairman Harrity claims
Indiana, New Jersey, Connecticut, Wis.,
eonsin, six from Michigan and fair prob.
ability of Colorado. Illinois and Iowa.
BUFFALO. N. ", Nov. 7.--Gov. Sheehan,
when asked tonight what he thought Of
the situation at the closing hour. replied :
I'VE win carry New York state. OF that I
have not the slightest doubt"