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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1884.
A LIFE AND DEATH STRUG
GLE. The struggle which has just cul
minated in the triumph of just doc
trines and correct principles was one
of the most hotly contested in the an
nals of popular elections anywhere;
and, considering the forces against
which the people had to contend, the
result almost staggers belief. On the
one side were arrayed the honest and
undisciplined hosts, without resources
and almost " without definite organi
zation, but somehow animated with a
common purpose, and that purpose
to bring about "a change." Against
this unequipped and in some respects
desultory army was arrayed another
army of a far different sort; thorough
ly disciplined and equipped, backed
by unlimited resources, and to whom
the "change" sought were certain
death. That such an army would
hold the fort" at any price and any
sacrifice Was to have been expected,
and that it was dislodged, considering
its vantage ground, more than illus
trates the adage that "Truth is
mighty and must finally prevail."
There are none of us so stupid or
inexperienced as not to realize the
vastness of the leverage in elections
which money in unstinted quantity
supplies; and that there was any
lack of money at the command of the
Republican manipulators it were folly
to suppose. They had one hundred
and twenty thousand Federal ofiicials
to draw upon, whose official tenures
depended upon their bleeding freely.
They had the National banks at their
back with every incentive which could
be begotten of selfish, sordid, inter
est, to keep the party in power the
party which had not only created the
system but had finally relieved it of
taxation, justly amounting to over
3,000,000 annually. They ad the
great railroad corporations whose in
dividual members had become mil
lionaires through gratuities bestowed
by the Government at the expense of
the people, at their call. They could
draw at will upon an army of manu
facturing princes made rich and arro
gant through bounties extorted from
the masses in the shape of tariff taxes.
As a powerful and unscrupulous cam
paign auxilliary, they had the West
era Union Telegraph Companz at
their becK booming Blaine and dis
paraging Cleveland. And all these
enumerated resources were supple
mented by vast contributions poured
into the party coffers by organized
bands of Government thieves, such as
the Navy Ring, the Star Route gang,
the Treasury robbers, etc., etc. "A
look at the books" is what these lat
ter most dreaded. It was the stu
pendous odds the people had to con
tend against which places the great
victory in the foremost rank of par-
tizan acheivements. But the victory
is won, leaving the votaries of the
"cohesive power of public plunder"
stranded, exhausted, routed, demor
alized, annihilated. Let a grateful
though long suffering people give
thanks for their deliverance from
the toils of the boldest, most unscru
pulous political oligarchy that ever
overrode law or defied decency in any
Government by the people, on earth.
The Republican vote in Multno
mah county was seventeen hundred
less at the Presidential election
than it was at the J une election pre
ceding, while the Democratic vote
Avas nearly the same at the latter
at the former election. From this
state of facts one of two conclusions
must prevail, viz: Either there was
tall repeating in Juno or the popul
tion of Portland has fallen off iui
jnensely since that date.
The New Northwest of the Cth
hints at the conclusion that, if Blaine
be beaten, it will be. the result of the
candidacy of St John! Now, did
not the whole brood of suffragists
from Maine to California and from
the lakes to the gulf (and you say
their name is legion) support Blaine?
And, though they could not them
selves vote, it will be a sorry com
mentary upon the' influence they
can wield over their "husbands, sons
and brothers," to suspect tnat ' they
could not overwhelm and snow under
the paltry aggregate vote accorded
poor Si John. And that paper has
stated repeatedly during the cam
paign, that Butler's candidacy .was
a sore spot in Cleveland's prospects.
This much being granted, and ad
mitting that the opposition Cleveland
encountered at the hands of the suf
fragists was only half as potent as it
was claimed it would be, his election
is an evidence indeed that the unpur
chaseable, liberty-loving masses have
finally recurred to the sober, second
thought.
"While it is by no means certain
that Cleveland will carry all of the
Southern States even, he is a ht sub
ject for a lunatic asylum who enter
tains the remotest hope that the Dem
ocratic standard-bearer will get one
electoral vote at the North. Mail,
(two weeks before election.)
Well, sinco the smoke of the bat
tle has partially cleared away, sup
pose wo post the books:
New York 36
Indiana 15
Massachusetts 12
New Jersey 9
Connecticut 6
Nevada ' 3
To'tal ? 81
Eighty-one Northern Electoral
votes and several precincts to hear
from is pretty good
"The King of France with twenty thousand
men, .
Marched up the hill and then marched
down agan.
The above lines doubtless occur
tg Senator Dolph as ho treads his
homeward way foot-sore and alone,
reproaching himself and anathema
tising the Fates for the victory the
Republicans were pro raised but will
never achieve in New York." And
the $25,000 put up by the National
bankers of Oregon to carry New
York; where's that? Gone where the
woodbine twineth if Dolph did not
cache it by the way.
Public office a public trust." Gro-
ver Cleveland.
"Burn this letter." James G. B.
S. N. A. DOWNING, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
Calls promptly attended in any part of the
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J. A. OEAY. J. M. SIOLIN.
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J. W. DENNETT,
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
TT S. LAND OFFICE. ROSKRTTRO. OR.
U egon, October 16, 1884. Notice is here
by given that Zaecheus Boice has applied to
purchase the NW of SE of Section 2,
Townshio 31 South. Rancm 15 Wag Will.
Mer. under the act of CnnmHa Jnno a
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W. r. BENJAMIN, Register.
SHEKIFF'S SALE.
TVTOTICE IS HEUKKY fiTVTTI'V TTTAT TiV
virtue of a warrant duly issued out of
tue county uourt oi tne state of Oregon for
the County of Curry to me directed, com
manding 111ft to lvv nnon tVia mvvla an A
chattels of the delinquent tax payers named
in tne ueiinquenc tax roil lor tne year 1883
thereto attached, and if none be found, then
nnon thn rpnl nnniprtv no cu. ftl n,l An
scribed in said tax roll, or so much thereof
as suaii satisiy tne amount of taxes charged
therenn. t,oerlhfr Mnih vfa nrwl o-co
I have this 10t.ll dnv nf Mrim mUr loir,,l '
on the following described pieces or parcels
oi lanu as set iortn in said tax list, situated
in Curry County, Oregon, known, described
and asHessnd a fnllmva? Mffiraar V. "W
and wife, NK of Wm. Tichenor's Donation
viaim io. oi, sections 4 ana &, Township
No. 33, S. R. 15 west; Lot 1, Section 7 and
Lot 1. Sec. 8: and tllft fnllnwiTior Kl.wL-a nnrl
tide lands in Port Orford, according to the
ltznugn map nied August 27, 1881: Block
o anu tiae ianu soutn oi ana adjoining it
also Blocks 5(5. fkS. . KS. R7. rH tn n w
J3, 139, 188, 140, City of Port Orford, and
improvements, assessea at v,oAi, taxed at
miy-one uouars ana eleven cents ($51 11 ;
anu on
Monday, December 15, 1884,
At the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon at
the Court House door in said cocntv. I will
sell the same at public auction to the higH
est bidder therefor in U. S. gold coin, to
satisiy saia txes ana costs.
Dated this 15th day of November, 1884.
WM. BAILEY,
Shoriff of Curry County.
THE BANDON HOTEL
Bandon, Coos Co., Or.
M. E. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
qHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN ELEGANTLY
lurnisneu, ana is at once tne nome oi
the tourist. The house is easy of access to
the steamer landing. The table is supplied
witn tne Dest tne market affords and
pains spared to render comfort to guests.
NORTH STAR HOTEL,
: , ELLENSBURG, OREGON.
This House is centrally located, roomy, and
generally aaaptea ior tne convenience
ana quietude of its patrons.
GOOD FEED STABJ E ATTACHED.
Meals, 37X cents. Board bv the week
corresponding rates. The publio
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A. M. GILLISPIE.
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It is my ambition, no less than my fixed
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PETER NEL80N
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eneral Blacksmithing,
NEW LAKE, CURRY CO.
Iforseshociiig;,Wagonmakiiig,
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Groceries, Canned Fruit,
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
....A SUPPLY OF....
FARM HARDWARE,
. . . .CONSISTING OF. . . .
Axes, Brush Hooks, Mattocks, Spades, Hoes,
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Drawing Knives, Nails, Etc.
AST OCK OF TABLE CUTLERY.
Door Locks and Hinges, Strap Hinges,
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For Sale.
160 acres good hill land buildings
and some in cultivation." Good
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160 acres good upland, partly open,
160 acres possessory right on Elk,
excellent bottom.
80 acres fine bottom land, part very
rich prairie.
Enquire of J. H. Upton,
Land Agent, Denmark.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
1VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
JLl the co-partnership heretofore existing
between M. F. Shoemaker, A. B. Sabine
and W. D. Shoemaker is this day dissolved
bv mutual consent, M. F. Shoemaker re
tiring. Dated October 16, 1884
M. F. SHOEMAKER.
A. B. SABINE.
W. D. SHOEMAKER.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICE.
Land Office at Rosebuhq, Oeeoon, )
October 16, 1884. f
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will bo
made before the Judge or Clerk of Curry
county, Oregon, at Ellensburg, on
Saturday November 29, 1884,
Viz: Jambs Moneoe Upton, Pre-emption D.
S. No. 4557, for the Wtf of W Section 11,
1 TownshiD 31. South of Uanrw IS West..
lie names tne ioiiowing witnesses to prove
' his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
N. C. Lorentzen. Wm. Cox and E. SvDher'.
of Denmark, Oregon; and S. J. Culver, of
Port yrford, Or. W. F. BENJAMIN,
Register.
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