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PRINCIPLES or PRACTICE.

/ do not belong 10 any particular ereod
nor sect In medicine, nor found my ptac-
tiee upon any theoretical dogma, nor sup
posed universal law OF cures, but I claim
ihero existsa constitutional power In every
living being that tends To guard off and
remove disease.
/ claim that woman, IN normal condi-
lion, IL perfect and free from disease; aud
whenever sho n sick or diseased, some law
OF her being hrs been violated, and that
tho disease II the penalty. / select my
remedies from the common storebouso Of
medical learning aud apply them IN ac.
eordanco with clearl y Ncertained facts and
principles of phy7siology and Pathology,
thS human organism In health and dis
case strive to pursue Il genuine Eleetic-
lam IN the selection of curative agents;
endcaVOr tn prescribe them according to
fixed and determined principles Of cure.
claim to keep myself fully up with lilo
progress Of medical science. Whnt Is uAo.
ful IN Allnp.thy, Homeopathy and II ydro.
pathy, / use; Ia other words I solect, from
the various aud conflicting systems, my
rules, practice, and mode Of treating dis
eascsi and this call tho Reformed Pfac
tice, or tho School Which Selects.
make Uterine Discasesa specially. For
st:-tcon yoars j have been engaged in treat
meut OF Female complaints IN every form.
| ! positively have euro for most cases Oi
/ PIolnpsus UtcFi, tfemale wGakncss). /
tiso no CalBmel nor mercurial drugs In
any form. uso no PoAaaries. ] instruct
all my sex how 10 1.-Two. ] give medicine
that will assist all the functions Of tho hu.
man organism 10 perform their normal
woik.
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Administrator,s Notice. g.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned has. been by the
County Court OF Linn County, Oregon,
duly appointed Administrator of The es-
tate of Martha A. ohankl;n, deceased, and
all persons having CLAIMS against said es-
tate are hereby required to present the
same, with the proper vouchers, to the
undersigned at his residence IN Peoria,
Linn county. Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof
Dated this Ist day of January, 1880
II. A. MCCARTNEY,
n2tW4 Administrator.
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Ch9E A WEEK In your own town and no capital
spOD risked. You can give the business trial
without expense. The best opportunity offered
for those willing to work. You should try nothing
else until you for yourself what you do at the
business offer. No room TO explain here. You
devote all your time or only your spare tme to
the business and make great pay for every hour you
work. Women make as much as men. Send for spe-
eal private terms and particulars which We mail free.
s. Outfit free. Don't complain Of hard times while
you have such chance. address II. HALLETT. 4
co., Portland, Maine. Sy1
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"The Utes must go" is the prevailing
sentiment in Colorado. Large districts
in the state are Indian reservations foc
different bands or tribes Of Utes, whose
{ presence arc q constant menace to set
tiers on government or other lands not
included in these DESCRIPTIONS. A bill
was introduced into the lower house Of
congress on the 2d inst, looking to the
removal of.thcse Indians frofnthe state.
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This lnEsssast very naturally originated in kfleri-
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FOR SALE.
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DR. LISTERS RESIDENCE IS NOW FOR SALE
on reasonable TERMS IL Is one OF the finest In the
ity well finished throughout. Four lots 60 with It,
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OLD,
TRIED,
AXD
TRUE.

Fye;is are getting ncquaint~i-aHd those wis
are rlot ought 70 t-wiih tho wonderful merits -
skhsi, ssrgat Arisriessa ileiIa,s1y. the
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conn A MONTH guaranteed. sI2 q day at home
ePe1UU made by the Industrious Capital not r.
quired We viii start you. Men, women, boys and
girls make money faster at work for US than at any
thing else, The work is light and pleasant and such
as anyone can go right ct. Thos who are wise who
see for themselves Costly Outfit and terms Nov IS
the time Those already at work are laying up large
Maine.
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IiOoio!9- 80
Don't judge a man by his family eor-
s.. nections, for Cain belonged ITO avery
good family. - ,rosar.I ~
a correspondent wants toBhe9 what
to do when dog shows signs of hydro
phobia. Climb a tree. -.
1t has been ascertpipsd. aflrr patient
investigation, that a eourtsI,ip averages
-t three tons of coal each. QatA ar
y The man who steps on. deposit Of
soft soap and siides swiftly down the
ffont stairs is not dead, but slippeth.
~ q = = Ia a =
Gable telegrams the first of the weel.
, says. 81 rupture in the Cortes is immi-
snent.s . Is this news trussed worthyl
NAN OF IMPORTANCE.
m ,7Gs.o
Two boys, each employed m a diger
ent Office on Grisword street, were yes
terday licking lot of one-cent stamps
on pile of circulars at the postoilice
when one Of them asked -
"Has your boss got book foIn his
summer trip yet =
"Yes has your'nq g
4Yes Has aiiYb been around
to the Office TO welcome your boss
home =.
SO, he's been homo three days and
hasn't had callez"
''WelL guess he's kind o second
class" continued the other, as he
wbacked. onla stamp. Cover twenty
folks were waiting in the Office when
my boss got home. and they said if he
didn't straighteh up them accounts
they'd make him trouble righk--along
He hadn' hardly landedI2tsthA depot
before everybody knew hs was home. .
Detroit Tree Press
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Sherif's Sale.
]. u. nen.lerren. l.lalnlIn.

IN de Circuit Court eftte STATE eC Oregon io'
Linn Comfy.
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@1.o Cd CD

viii be paid TO any Public Hospital to bs fnulu
ally agreed upon, Tor every certificate of tis u,odl
eine published by ua which Is not genuine.
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Don't judge a man BY his family e
nections, for Cain belOnse@ ITO a ye
good family. ,-,fz<- r 3.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,

fE zngT ni serH = s
eLzrzs 8noi1za sz4ul
sss9E Fea HAN AND BEAST.
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For Liver Complaints, AyER's AcUE
CuRE. ly direct action on the liver aud biz
iary apparatus. drives cut the poisnus which
produce these complaints. ami stimulates the
system to 4 vigorous, healthy condition.
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1t has been ascertRiusd. afler patient
investigation, that a eourtslip averages
three tons OF coal each. qatA .ar
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a correspondent wants tokhow what
to do when . dog shows signs of hydro
phobia. Climb q. tree. = =. - =
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RESULTS ~ KINGS COUNTY,.

$500.
HhNCo'hN N''O"ilh 'N|i
Inc result i. 1900 .''i ,....
eNne' i,I'n '- '"" -. ','''' .....,.
out the Seventeenth ' ''i' '" wa.
ha0 Go ht 20 'oA' .'' a. .i. '' ,' -...,.
D""'''''s ..,..' - ',....l ea2 audi i ITO
Inc 'l'- Odd N. say ,..-. ,,5...,-
cocN -. .' '-'" ,.l...rl fran,
Hlnc''N &c. WI '' '-'' ,,., ...,,...
- '',',''' TO - '> ,~..L. ,b
III ''.'"'"' Is "'''''' ,...i.,.,-
other -" lows i''"" 'I.,,.
lie. Ihe'c '' 'o.'s
majority OF 40 III $500 HIS ''.,
that Hancock. m.io...' DID ing N'"''N "''O"
INceu earned 'l 1o'''0 VIZ CO., ''''' ,.
Later r.."rn' SHOW may ...''" w. n.,
90 ana i'".,''- - Ne" ''''"'
'"" ......,.t is. q ri IA
WIZ NC 'A,'P ~. ''" ,.... 17I
3l'4'o' i'" ..'N' "'' ~.
Dtm"'f''' m'Jo'"' D." 4''0'
he interest j. lh' eI"''''u 'c."luS " ~ w.
great in u HoiJyI last evening nc N.''"N ans
received figure, IN the c3up.l IN tctt az
I, .,.L anil E,rt,vas and the tent winch
'''"-" GA" -, rh ,,o.... nc
seats ''"o" P.'a''"' WIS i.t ~
neral GdIho'do -ucc'ss Vas received "''' Jar
bounced eu nus ISM iarg' nunper OF persons
gathered IN nom OF the 'i'y H'"' ""',' ''' '''
cTa's dlsp.HveI lhhi H-uI'' Oh io'' o"""''''''
from the WINDOWS OF the "'Her" N"n'"''''' '"'''''
bnt there was niue eAC''V"cn' an" no
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THE CITY'S SPLENDID VOTE.
Continued from tirst Page.

When the following dispatch was read 1t was re'
oeved with much applause:
TIiIIAnFIrHIA. Nov. .. 1850.
All rcturms from inferior state show LARGE ke-
pubiis.u Cams. The majority for Garled IN lhls Nto
Will be 10000 and upward d ~ NN"'-'-'
WheE the aunOunc 'ment was made that Cu"b'Ha
County. which adions the county IN wihch frS"eh.
Garfield lives. gave hin over 1000 majority shouts OF
apnl,usc greeted IT, A dispatch from syracuse was the
read WIN sta ell that OnG}Ca COu NY would = 49,
over 500; Receiving returns IN Shakcspca1 ~
1rov.d nanny ana .iugtn John Browns body" ms
dispatch gave a turn 20 the humor OF INC ClOWt' .i
after sirCluc John Brown" II sang H. l. Moiey les
moUdeI nc N the rave -
Alt.r siu- NJ be crowd, with variable hum r., d. aah
cheer again. I. chr cred for President t'aihe N'
President AruUr. Mayor william Duwd. ana " N'.'.'
~ wh chrcr curse YES" AZ Widu -ht ihVu'"n '
Ell lmgcIcd ia tuc streets. ., ,,,l
The sue-fs Uptown " re throngel WIN POI " ,,,"
tnousa.d- were gathered ID ~ the N1flon" "' '''
board, BY mcgn~ If sjrrCopi. ems Tie new We rS
paved ON ,h' p.Hzt 90 uoi sou ire avn" 81, o., ,,,r.
gttaered. Repuul. -'.hS "tt' "v' ,uc
tucig cheerful md iu2i"nt ma.n.r, III" .iV at
Democrat coud be- Tod by se,r1 n ,r a,r
c>pr1drucy p..p1, hes we're diSp Nri "H u H"c'"'
hulctm be- "a, az long intervals, HHo as t'c "'"' Z"
thor crushmc dcfcst became more aud m1lt 'p'HVn,
the crowds of u mocI3ts tai i,t ~ i'' - 70 M
thc >frec.s. such .sHac.'s o. 'r't Yen ou' o' ;. '
q. rais ait4 ;uat I.ur ",rc lrncl a!y rom t'e SOFA
South shoviur" great ms .
A. Il, tci.At exc ycrIor Jcse!l som Inc following
''''''' NEW YoEIl Nov. > 1850.
general JAMES 4. G ARrIrLD, NJ .rtor. O.io;
Accent isl Il'fir I.n-f tu.IiluI0 hu,tt'. VI 60"
eralulat. Ysu ny move fD1r 5000 mat't ~ At IT'D.
hon Uilui-lJ uk yuu htE. tAe ritis. y, .h. -
cett New Jersey. T.> s., TIC Vrrl.t O. tie N'ftt'h
people u iay r,f thc =. pa scan i''' 49,. "' t'
boz I.b.. aIu ctpt... o.! tccrut aio 'a e'u.u '
MARSHALL oLN LII,
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ILLINOIS.
REPUBLICAN By 10000.


A swErPlNG VICTORY IN CHiCAGo-A REPUBt1CAN
CONGRESSMAN GAINED N HE XIHTH Dis IRICG.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEJ
Chicago. H.. Nov. 2-lhere Is sweeping vic
tory IN Chicago for the Republicans. Mayor HlTi-
son. as Chef Executive of the city ana mana
ger Of the Democratic campaign, resisted the tide
with great energy, but IN VAIN. The business men
Turned out and remained at the polls working for
the Republican tick The majority at tins hour
mldnlghU III the city is about G,0OO Four year,
ago Tllden had majority Of 5,199. The majority
for Garfield IN Cook COunty viii probably be
10000 AlGrich, in Ist Cong rcssional District
Davis in the Hid, and Farwell in he HID
are certainly elected. The most VIGOROUS
fight was made against Davis and Farwe
The latter received a handsome vote from Demo
cratic neighbors, who thus indicate their appreca-
ton of him as a neiglibor and citizens.
Returns from the interior Of the State
are mearre, but Republican gains in
crease much more than Democratic. It seems
safe to put the Republican minority in the State at
80 coo. The Republicans gain, probably, one Con-
gresham in the XIIh District-Smith Repj being
elected over Lee DEM In other respects the del
ecation will probably stand in the present Con-
eress The streets are flied with excited thousands
who are expressing their delight over the election
of Garfield and Arthur and the great victory in this
city. Drums are beating and cannon firing.
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FLDRIDi.

THE STATE PROBABLY DEM CCRATIC.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 2.-Rc,urns from thirty
sayen precincts IN twenty coanue, give Hancock
737 majority. These returns include The famous
Archer precinct, in Aachua County, and several
other strong Republican precincts.
The indications grow stronger that the Democrats
have carried every hing. the returns from this
city and county are not ye; in, but the Republicans
have probably made sigbt gains
A CLEAN SWEEP FOR THE DEMOCRATS.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Nov. 2.-NInctcen voting
prcc net. in fourteen counties give Hancock Il ma
iortv OF s74. Garfield had maoutles III only two
prccncts. The indications now are that the Demo
Gratis Will make a clean sweep of the State Cnt
fuller returns are received from strong negro cOun-
ties. nothing positive can he affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03
PENNSYLVANIA.
HENDRICK B. WRIGHT DEFEATED.

HENDRICK b. WRIGHT DEFEATED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCHI
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.--Joseph A. Scranton Rep
is elected TO Congress from the Xlth District now
represented by Hendrck b. Wright (Grecn-DemD
la the XIXth Congressional District L. +. Betz-
hoover Deml is reelected by $500 majority, gain
Of about 200.
CHARLES F. SMITHS ESTIMATE.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 10000. NINETEEN
CoSGREssMEN AND BOTH BRANCHES OF THE
LEGISLATURE.
(BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The Republicans have
made clean sweep of Pennsylvania, which will
give Garfield and Arthur 10000 majority. We
have gained the XIIth Congressional District and
probably the XVlIth, with several other close
ones 10 hear from. In all probability
the next delegation from Pennsylvania will stand
10 Republicans to 3 Democrats. The Legislature
Is Republican in both branches, nsuring tho cleo
ton of Republican to succeed William A. Wallace
"a Senator. CHARLES T.. SMITH.
Editor OF The Pressi
COFFROTH AND RYON DEFEATED
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THK rRIBUsa
JoHNsTowN, Penn, Nov. 2.-Jacob McCampbell
RepJ is elected by 1000 from the &VIlth Penpsyl-
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DEFEATED.
Ne " york.
4 MAJORITY OF 10000 INDICATED.

MAJOklI1 VI tO,DUO INbiCAl Ed
Returns from 203 towns and wards north OF the
Harlem RIVER received up 10 $50 a. M, show
n Republican majority of 20.721 against a
majority of 9.1G3 in 1876 These returns in
clude the City of Albany showing that the
Republicans have swampcd the local vic
tory gained there by the Democrats. The
Republican majority Of 1916 is more than doubled
in those towns; and If the state of things in
these 2O3 towns and wards holds
mood throughout the more than 700 towns
and wards vet to DO heard from, the Republican
majority in tho whole State will certainly
he more than $4,000, and may go to
40 600 or $4,000. No falling oil in hc Re-
publicln vote is reported in aRy except
a few towns. and there is at present.
every reason to believe that the ratio
of gain will hold good throughout the State. Tho
estimate at the Associated Press office based on
turns from fifty moro towns appears to confirm this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-03
IOWA.

RETURNS COMING IN SLOWLY
TIE VOTE IN DIES MOINEs-EX-MINIsIE KASS0N
ELECTED TO CONGRESS-.
DIES MOINEs Iowa. Nov. 2.-Returns come in
slowly. The Indications are that the total vote Of
the state will be 800, 600 increase Of 80 900 y
In Des Moines City the total vote is 1924 but
the count will not be completed before or 3 O'Clock
in the morning.
Returns from ten precincts in the With Con
pressioBal District indicate the election of Kasson
Repj by at least 5000 majority. There ls only ono
precinct reported from the With Congressional Dis
trict. This shows a gain for Cults iRep.l OF 20.
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NEW-HAM PSHIRE.
TIE STATE REPUBLICAN BY $500.

THE STATE REPUBLICAN BY $500.
4 DI.rATCH FROM WILLIAM 7. CHANDLFr-fHE
GRANITE sr,IE " 81 rs 1910 THE FIRST RANK
or SOLID NORTH
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl
Co~CoRD. y. H.. Nov. 2.-Oue hundred and httV
towns give Garfield 274Si: Hancock. 2i.9o9' ana
81 scattering, Indicating 800 Republican major
din.uriug all three C)ugressmeu. II has been
q fearful stu. Sc AGAINST the money of Frank Jones'
and oar victory is remarkable. New Hampshire
steps into che first rank Of Solid North.
W. t.. CHANDLER
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INDIANA.
JOHN c. NEWS ESTIMATE

JOHN c. NEWS ESTIMATE.
THE STATE REPUBLICAN BY OVER G,OO0 MAJORITY
-IHE DEMOCRATS Go HOME IN DISGUST
ley TELEGRAPH To The TEIBuSg.I
MINNEAPOLIS Ind, Nov 2.-We have heard
from $40 precincts, and they give net Republican
gain of 81 This per cent of gain. if kept up, Will
glye Indiana to Garfield by over 5000 The Demo-
Gratis have abandoned all hope and have gone
home. JOIN &. NEW.
chairman Republican State Committed
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meagrc and unsatisfactory in this State. Inc fl''n
d.ouisville District came within two thonsanu
votes of going Republican. and there is q Repuh-
lican GAIN il the State Of not less than 2o.ooO'
OF Congressman, the Democratic members are re-
elected. except ~ the IXth and Xih Districts where
the Republicans think they have elected john ~
White AMI George NJ. Thomas; but II IL Impossible
10 say. Decisive returns cannot come from thes"
districts for two or three DAYS.
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Editor of The Syracuse JomudL
NEF1DA.
PROBABLY REPUBLICAN.

Chicago, Nov. "A dispatch to The TRIBUNE
from Virginia City, Nevada says hat storey County
the largest county in the State while elccting the
Fair representatives, gives majority for Garfield.
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ClLiIORNLi.

REPUBLICANS CLAIM san FRANCISCO By
1900
san FRANC.sCo. ca, Nv. 2.-The total vo.c O..
this city was les. No rctnrns have yet been re-
celvcd from the county. The Repaid cans clam the
city by 200 maj ri.y.
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FOR HANCOCK BY 900 MAJORITY.
WlLuINGIoN. Nov. 2-Ine returns received inii-
cate majority in the State # at least 1000 for
Hancock I me Democrats viii secure at least l / OF
the u legislators.
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KENTUCKY

REPUBLICAN GAIN OF 10000.
TWO CoNGREssMRN CLAIMED BY TIE RRPUBLICANs,
BUT THE VOTE FOR THEM CLOSE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUsE.l
Louisville. KY, Nov. 2. - Returns are very
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500 "a. ni.
COLORADO.
GAINS IN FIVE TOWNS.

REPUBLICAN GAINS IN FIVE TOWNS
DENVER, Col. Nov. 2.-Boulder gives ""rh'u
~. Hancock 2Ol Weaver 1G. Breckenridge gives
Garfield 30 majority. Greeley gives Garfield So,
Hancock 113, Weaver -. Lupton gives Hancock i
NlDinrl1Y.