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Oregon City tntcrprise. kiudayTmay a i j nun. niocknmas Co. Directory. COl'NTY OKKK'KltH, -111 tin, . . !nrl nfCoilrta, XhnrllT. . Ilncnrilnr, 'J'ri.mnirnr, A latmmir, m MhIiihiI Superintendent, Surveyor, I'oruuer, 'Commissioners, OREGON CITY. town niui"K I'ltoHi'Kitrrv Ili lcf Ili'xiiiiMt of lu IiiiluNtrtitH unit AilvguliiifCK niul Orfiipiitloii Curried On. (Inrdiili K. Ilayst Hi"). K. Hiirinii K. ('. Haddock H. M. Ham. by H. I.. Moor J,C. llra.llny II. H. (Jlli.iui tl U ITI.....I.J i'. " niiiiiHiiii i.i ,, . , .... . K. I., iiiimiau """ aecoiiu iarnw 111 me worm ibo larfiit woolen lull! went of tlie Two grunt electric atalions, ono of Milliard Hitolt frank Jaguar HATItH TO ItKMKMilKH. MAY .11, Krl.lny-1.Mtur at Hlilvnly'i opera limine, hi Ml', M. by Head Consul NlkeiilH'rn of Woodmen on "Fraternal Ism." Admission fri, Jl'NK II, Moniliiy I'roliiiln court eon vi' n fur l Im Juno i'liin. J I' NIC ft, Weilne.ilay County court for tlx regular June term tiii'ets. Jl'NK 15, Kalunlay ('larkamsi Cnunly Teachera' A HniK-iuliiHi meets at (Vntral I'llllll Sl'llliol IllMIKH, Jl'NK III, Wcilnrsiliiy Ornml Army of Hi lli'imbllr, Woiuiin'i Itelii'T Ciir., Hons nl Veteran nml I.BilU'n' Adl Horlrty liolil mI n I rnciiiiipmciit at Oregon City, liinlliiK three tint's. Jl'l.Y 4,Thiirlny-Koiirtliof July. I'laiea of ImlilliiK tint various (-elehrutloiia In Oaikuinas county annouiiri-d as cnl In, JULY I", V'i.iliicily Willamette Valley Cliaiiliiii'iua Association ronvenea at (Hailstone park for a session of tun days. CHAT ABOUT TOWN. Wool wanted t I'hariuan A Sou 'a uluro. Money to loan on Improved farms. W. II. lturKliur.lt. Wunti'il, KM) KliontfN. Aililu-Na Clilf Farm, Canity, Ore. lino. KtrHW lmla of all atylci, colora, ai.ca and priiaa at Moody A Kim-anton'i. Wanted, clt-aii win to cotton rag-a at the F.N tick I'll in it olllce. 5 cents per (H)llllll, for 4 f"nt or Hi-inch wood filled by F. Varknr. A. Coles will remove Ida shoe Htoru fiom tint oatiillli't Inilldinti to the vacant lore room adjoining tho Kleclric res tunrunt. V, V, Murrit hit a removed to the HoIm'ik dwelling on Adams street be tween Sixth ami 8i'venth, which lie re cently nvnired. MlMalMHlii river. Two of the lariat flouring mill on the coast. Four iiilji mil Ih wlionu output exceeds the total productions of all the other mills on the Cont. Two paMr iiiIIIm, whoso capacity eijtiaU that of any of the nulla went of the Miss iHaippI rivur. Thu larituat excelsior and shoddy mill In Ort'Kon. Two well iipilpui push am! door fac tories. Two sawmills supply the lumber. A machine ahop and foundry equal sUu to any In the state outside of Port land. . The InrjiCHt artificial ice factory Oregon. One of the laruoat aoap woiki on tl Coast. Two electric car linen, thu Iks ijtiliKd af any in the ataio. Haifa mile of the main business alroet paved with vitrified brick. The larxvat ahoe factory in the atul A city water worlca with the larnvat piimpliiK atutlon in the atate otitniiln I'ortland. I'uiir volunteer fire companiea, well Iniitied and aupplied with apparutua. Well lighted atreeta hy arc and incan ili'Kcrnt liililH A city hull with council room and of llci'B. A city faa.il not excelled hy any in the atute for aerurity and aunitnry condition Twelve Iioiimch of worxhip irive evi foot Onlera left at Frank Harlow a utoro, , .l,,....., tl.t fhrialianitv lma firm promptly : ,,K City Kick Headache, coiirtipaiion and Indi Katioii are ipiicklv cureil hy Ie Wltt'a Little Karly Itinera, the fuiiiona little jillla. CO. Iluutlev, drunnint. Now I the time to ray lorlhecodlin moth and caterpillar. Hchwan A I'utrow dandle a aprav pump that ia aimplo, oiructive and low in price. Call and ex amine tliein . IHaordera of the Htoinach and howela, ruptionaof the akin, (liaturlicd aleep, and linillnr diaordera in Infunta, are all relieved hy Stedinan'a Southing I'ow-lera. A auit of all-wnol clothea made to your tiieaaure and a flrat cUaa joh for only $12 la ono of the bargain offered by (ilaaa & Ktnyth, Kamplea ol cloth from which to select from. Tan In m, ahulf paper, new line of ladiea' uiiimnr underwear, boy'a atraw hata, alao a full line of trent'a aummer tinderwunr, Indie' allk mitt juat arrived nt the Hacket atore, iko ia hu, who buy property when no one viae It) buying, bot'aiiae he can then buy cheap. C. 0. T. William can fit you out on eiiHy term. ' Amonn the ImporliMit event for next week, la probate court, which County Judge Hiiyea convene Monday; county ;ourt Wi diieRiliiy, and the city council Wednesday evening. Deputy DiHtrict Attorney L. L. Porter and Joseph Rice will remove their luw olllce to rnuniii otegiintlv fitted up for that purpoHe upHtair in tho Oregon City bank building. They will make the change thi week . "Farmer Hayseed" haa jut arrived from "the Kaat" and ia preparing the inont marvelous display of vegetiible ever seen on this Count, which lie will exhibit aome time in Juno, at Slilvoly's. Lookout for future notiw. tf Kev. J. J. Stanh, of Portland, will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday morning and evening by exchange with the pastor. The topic an nounced from the pulpit lust Sunday will be treated at aome Hiihsequont time. Capt. James P. Khaw and family have given up their dwelling on Sixth and Washington street and removed their furniture to Portland this woek. Tbev Lave been In Portland for several weeks, but have now located their permanently. An electric car liud from Portlnnd to Ilillsboro 1 now one of tho possibilities, and Oregon City will furnish the motive power. The General Kloctric company ha agreed to furnish power for an one hundred an twenty-horse powor motor. Bun Franklin tramped, hungry and foot-sore, through Philadelphia streets, with a loaf under one arm and a lot of brand now proverbs under his hut. Ono of Ben's maxims was, "a penny saved is a penny earned." You've heard that before, but no matter j if you will buy your groceries at V. Hurris' you will re alize the force of it. Six Nchool house, all fine, modern hulldtnga, give the beat of educational advantage. Light halls aupply thd public and lodge needa ol the city. Fifteen aecret orders supply the fr ternal need of our people. A free reading room fiirinahoa a place where a pleaaant hour can be nt Thrtw ncwpAers supply the demand for the new of the day. The United State lund olllce for this district. A handsome brick court house. A hospital equal in accommodations to any in the !ate. A park of 74 acre, one of the moat beautiful in the atate. The annual gathering of the Willamette Yalley Chautauqua Association, one of the greatest educational institutions on the Coast. Twenty-one lawyers attend on the God do of Justice and see that justice ii meeivtil out alike to the riidi and poor. F.leven ministers attend to the spiritual wants of our people. Six physicians look alter tiie physical welfare of the eople of Oregon City Two dentist see that Oregon City peo ple have their teeth kept in repair. Seven real eatate dealer have the beat lot of bargains ever offered to investor One book atore carries everything in that line that i called for. Two bank whose credit wa unshaken during all the late hard times in the country. Four drug store supply remedies for all ailtmentH. One jewelry storo doe tho btminess in that line. Two jeweler shops keep the time piece In order. Four millinery store see that the fashions are maintained. Ten general merchandise store supply everything from a hair-pin to a suit of clothe. Light grocery houses supply the eata bles for the Oregon City iieoplo. Two furniture store do business in that line. Two clothing and gent's furnishing goods stores enable our people to keep well dressed. Three hardware stores handloall good in that line. Three Blioe stores attend all wants in footwear. One second-hand store offers bargains to all . An Ice cream and oyBter parlor looks after the Bpare change of the young men Three cigar stands are the delight of the smokers. Four confectionary and fruit stands sup ply sweet meats to all. Five barber shops see that tho mon look presentable. Three bakeries furnish bread for the people. Six blacksmith Bhops do the work in that line. Three wagon shop keep the vehicles in repair. Six shoe shops keep the footweur of Oregon City In repair. Two harness Bhops supply the trade in that line and do the repairing. One axe handle factory manufactures Oik handles of all kinds. One chair factory does all kinds of rus tic chair work. Nine suloons supply the wet goods so necessary to convivial people. A telephoue system with the latest Improved long-distance Bell telephones, with connection by long distance wire with all the principal cities fn Oregon IS and Washington. Five hotel furnish accommodation for traveler. Five meat markets supply the fresh meat need of the city. One flh and poultry market attend to all want in that line. One milk, butter and egg stand sup plle the trade In that line. Four dairies supply the city need for fresh milk, Four restaurant feed the hungry. Two photographic galleries perpetuate the good look of our people. An undertaking atablishment assure a decent burial to Oregon City' dead. Two livery Htahlua furnish rig to all that apply. Foilr transfer and express firm attend to all trucking and transfer business. One express company furnishes safe transit for all valuable Two telegraph ofllcea enable communi-1 cation to be had with the outside world. One steam laundry doea luiimlrying hy improved modern methods. Tluee Chinese w ash house waHh cheap with no charge for odor anil extra. A Salvation army brigade that for zeal and entliUhlam is not excelled In the atate. A lirusa band w hose playing ia up to all tliut can tie expected of amateur. A millitia compuny which in iniuiW, elllcioncy and physique, equal any of the crack companies of the slate. A town whose transportation facilities are not excelled by any place on the Coast. A fleet of river boat connect with all point on the Willamette and Columbia river and steamship anil rail road communication is had with all parts of the world. The state census now being taken will give Oregon City a population of 5,21)0, including suburb. The pay roll of Oregon City, in propor tion to population, exceeds that of any other town on the Pacific coast. The second largest water power in the United State and the greatest available water power in the world at tidewater. Never freeze up or dries up. The warm rain of the valley during the winter and the melting snows of the mountain 1ur- ng the aummer maintain a uniform flow of water the year round. The only free suspension bridge on the Pacifl? coast. Send this copy of the Entkki'kihk to your friend in the Last. 0. A.K. KSCAMPJfEST. Ureal Preparation Helnjr Hade the Eventful Occasion. for Constable "Jink" McCown, Jacob Kiuearson, Charles Poie and Hay Norris left at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning for a ten days trip to Eastern Oregon. A con siderable, part of the journey will be made on horseback. They take their Raddle horses on board The Dalle boat at Port land, and after the boat reaches its desti nation, will continue the trip on horse back. They expect to go as far as Canyon City, where they will look after some horse belonging to the Kinearson's. Dr. L. L Pickens ha removed to toe Barclay building on Water street near the susHnion bridge. Thi building was formerly used by Dr, Carll as an olllce, but was removed to the back part of the lot to make room for the Barclay brick building, and has been remodeled and refitted and made a good as new. D. II. Glass will occupy the dwelling re cently vacated by Dr. Pickens. Paul Schultz, a manager, will assume charge of the meat market formerly owned bv J Konkle, opposite Huntley's book store, on Saturday, June l.and will okui up with a first das selection of all kind of fresh meats, bacon, lard, sau sage, etc. Mr. Schultz, being t first class butcliei, the public will be sure .of get ting what they order. He wait on a hild the same a on a grown person. Prices an low as the lowest. Try the new market. B. Jaggar, of Oregon City, has just completed a substantial three-story brick store, 50x100 feet, at the corner of rout and Main streets, which is to be occupied as a feed store. He has had a good artificial stone sidewalk laid on both fionts of his building, and has set pattern which property-owners in that vicinity might do well to follow. Ore- goninn, Geoige O. Kinearson and V. R. Hyde ave formed a co-partnership for the practice of law. They are both too well known to need any comuiendatioa, and their ofllce will be upstairs in the Jaggar building, where they are ready to wait on clients. They will add abstracting to their business. There will be one of the greatest gathering t the 14th annual encamp ment of the Grand Army of the Republic, Women' Belief Corp, Son of Veteran and comrade ever held in the slate, and ttie board of trade, mayor and city council of Oregon City are joining hand w ith these organizations to entertain the viaitor on that occusion. The encamp ment hold ltd session on June 17th and 18th, and reduced rates have been secured on all lines of transjiortation. The following hotel rates have been ar ranged for during the encampment: Board and lodging in hotels, $1 per day ; rooms In private families, 50 cent per day; meal at hotel and restaurant 15, 20, 25, and 50 cent each. Comrade with wive , or members of the Women' Belief Corp, when desired will be provided for in private familb. The following colored ribbon pinned to the left breast of comrades, will inform the visiting comrades to wliat committees they belong, and such committeeman will cheerfully answer all question per taining to 'he work of hi committee; Executive committee Messrs J. P, Shaw, J. T. ApHiron, Geo. A. Harding. Mesdame M. 8. Pilsbury, Roa Fonts, J. B. i'.-trding, J. Meldrnm and M. W. Miller. Knot of red. white and blue riMon on left lapel of coat. Escort Me-r. Dr. W. E. Carll, Hiram Straight, J. P. Shaw, W II. Bnrghardt, C. O. T. Williams, J. G. Pilsbury and Chas. Meserve. Mesdame M. M. Charinan. E. L. Clone and E. Meldrum. Conducting comrades to point of interest in and about the city, red ribbon. Hotel and Loding.V!eedame M. W. Miller, Rosa Foute, E. Meldrum, M. M. Charman, C. Bronghton, M. A. Stuart. Mesr. J. Doremu and E. F. Grider. White ribbon. Entertainment and Program Mes dame F. L. Cochran, J. B. Harding. Messr. A. Thompson, J. P. Shaw, C H Dauchy, E. E. William, Cbag. Al bright and E. E. Charman. Blue rib-bon- Hecpetion Mcsdama 8. M. McCown, A. Appergon, E. Caufield, C. Dauchy, M. Olds, E. A. Rhoades, M. M. Char man, E. 8. Clouse. A. Doremus and M. E. Norris. Red, white and blue ribbon. Decoration Messrs. E. F. Grider, Joseph Califf, Chas. Horn, M. L, Moore, B. 8. Bellomy, J. C. Bradley, C. A. Her mann, Sidney Smyth, J. P. Lovett, Geo. Broughton. Mesdames M. W. Miller R. Fonts, Pierce, F. L Cochran, M. C. Shadle. ' Finance Messrs. J. O. Pilsbury, M. E. Willoughby, C. O. T. Williams and Benjamin Jaggar. Hall and Badge Messm. J. T. Apper son. J. P. Shaw and Geo. A. Harding. Ileadquartersjof the committees have been established in rooms over the Bank of Oregon City, northeast corner Sixth and Main streets, where all comrade are expected to report immediately on their arrival and register their name. All applications by letter for rooms, etc., should be addressed to chairman executive committee, who will see that the applicant will be properly provided for, a register being kept for that purpose. There will be a parade and reception tothe coiiimander-io-chie', who will be with us on the first day. As it will be impossible for the committee to set the hour, the time of the reception and parade will be duly announced. It is earnestly requested by the com mittee that every comrade in attendance at the encamiiment. place himself in line, tuke stop to the music, and as of yore, lot the cadence of his martirl tread resound along the line. There will be an entertainment which will take place on the evening of the second day, June 18th. GOLDEN -MEDICAL- DISCOVERY. The Invention of Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting phyiicinn to the Invalid' Hotel nd Surgical Irmitut, at Buffalo, N. Y., haa, durinir the past thirty year, made a record in the cure of bronchial, throat and lung disease that fairly entitlea it to out rank ail other advertised remedies for these affection. Especially baa it manifested ita potency in curing consumption of the lunga. Not every cae, but we believe Fully 98 Per Cent, of all case of consumption, in all it earlier atagea, are cured by Ir. Pierce 'a Golden Medical Discovery, even after the disease ha profrresiied so far aa to induce repeated bleedings from the lunfs, aevere linn-ring cough with copioua expectoration (includ ing tubercular matter), great loaa of flesh and extreme emaciation and weaknesa. Do yon doubt that hundreds of such casea reported ton a cured by "Golden Med ical Discovery " were genuine casea of that dread and fatal disease ? You need not take our word for it. They have, in nearly every instance, been ao pronounced by the beat and most experienced bone physicians, who have no interest whatever in mia representing them, and who were often atrongly prejudiced and advised against a trial of "Golden Medical Discovery," but who have been forced to con feu that U aurpasses, in curative power over thia fatal malady, all other medicine with FOR HSTORIK STR. SARAH DIXON, Will leave Portland, f.jot of Washington Street, for Astoria, Sunday morning at 7 o'clock; Mon day, Wed new ay, and Friday even ing at 7:30 o'clock. RETURNING, leaves Astoria Mon day morning at 6 o'clock; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings at 6 o'clock FOR CLATSKANIE Steamer G. W. Shaver, Will leave Portland, foot of Washington Street, for Clatekanie and way landings, Monday, Wed nesday and Friday mornings at 6 o'clock, and return to Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satu rdays Thicl thf m.Mlt Artfi anA araiouaalila which they are acquainted. Nasty cod- I t v u i ' n i liver oil and its CHhy "emulsions" and I r?ute t0 the Nthalem ally Only mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these I nine miles from Clatnkanie. Shaver Transportation Co. casea and bad either ntterlv failed to bene fit, or had only seemed to benefit a little for a short time. Extract of malt, whiskey, and various preparations of the hypophoa phitesbad a bo been faithfully tried in vain. The photograph of a large number of those cured of consumption, bronchitis, lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal catarrh and kindred maladies, have been skillfully reproduced in a book of 160 pagea which will be mailed to you, on re ceipt of address and six cents in stamp. You can then write thoae cured and leant their experience. Addresa for Book, World's DispensaT Mkoical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. H. W. JACKSON, A Hand some Face. -Macfflst AND t attracts universal attention. The same ia also true of a , handsome bat or bonnet. All! beauty la destroyed unless the fare and headdress harmonize we understand the art. Our dock of niilliuary is com plete all the latest designs. No trouble to show you our irooiis. Prices to suit the time we meet Portland com-petion. Roberts & Hamilton, Opposite Charman & Co., Drug Store. HOT DAY SHIRTS. To wear a stiff, Rtartched white shirt during hot weather, pre venting all circulation of air around the body, is both un comfortable and unhealthy. By wearing Bicycles, Umbrellas, Guns, Sewing Machines, And all kinds of small ma chines put in good order. No work to difficult to undertake. Prices reasonable. Shop on Seventh St., near depot. NEW ENGLAND Marble &ranite '"WORKS j CALVIN H. WEEKS, Prop. w holesale and Retail dealer In Flue Monumental Wort am Mpurtei Statniir. Do not order monumental work until you obtain our prices. You will and for good work our charges are always the low est If dt work ia wanted in our line, please drpuiC4rd, sod we will mil with de alxns and pricei, Saaond and Third Ststat BUatvU Cap Paaa Our Salesrooms. 720 Front Street. Opposite the falling; School Portland Oregon. Sunday Services. A Negligee Shirt A N T I F E U MENTINE Preserves all kinds of fruit without cooking, and retains their natural flavor. 25 cent per package. E. E. Williams, the Grocer. You get perfect comfort, and are not baked with the heat. We carry all colors, sizes and styles. 75c to $1.50 Portland prices. Col. R. A. Miller informs the Entkk- I'kirk that Capt. Graham has assured hi in that their boats will give special rates to those attending the Chautauqua Assembly in July. Passengers can be landed at Meldruni's, convenient to the ark. The KorniosHP, The best ten-cent cigar on earth. Sold for five. E. E. Williams, the grocer. To allay pains, siihdno inflauiation, lieul foul sores and ulcers, the mont prompt and satisfactory results are ob tained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini ment. For sale by C. O. Huntley, drug gist. Karl's Clover Root will nurifv vour blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and make your head clear as a bell. 25c, 50c., and a dollar. For Bale by Geo. A . Harding. Sum Bailey had a hearing before Po lice Judge Fouts Thursday evening on a charge ol conducting a gambling lay out. There is a city ordinance which prohibits gambling, and Bailey was ar rested on a charge of violating this pro vision of the municipality. City Attor ney Driggs conducted the prosecution, and F. T. Grifllth appeared for the de fense. As no witnessess could be found that had actually seen money changing hands, the defendant was acquitted. The Corvallis Ladies' band, who have been engaged to play at the Chautauqua assembly in July, gave a most interest ing entertainment last Thursday even ing at that pace. They were greeted with a crowded house, and their playing was enthusiastically applauded. Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer 'SAVED MY Life.' I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cents. For Saleby 0. A. Harding. Many suffer from irritation of the kidney and bladder without knowing what is the matter with them. Dr. J. II. McLean's liver and kidney balm will (rive relief. For sale by C. G. Huntlev, druggist. Glass & Smith, The Clothiers. A. B. pteinbac Co. POPULAR ONE PRICE Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers. Corner Flnt and Morrison St. PORTLAND, - ORECON. Money Loaned. First Mortgages on Improv ed Farm Property Negotiated. We are prepared to negotiate first, Morgages upon improved farms in Oregon, with eastern parties at a rate of interest not to exceed 9 per cent, per annum. Mortgages renewed that have been taken by other companies. Address with stamps, Mervin Sworts, Baker City, - - Oregon. 8T. PACL'8 CHURCH - episcopal - Rer. Isaac Dawnon, Rector. Services tn o'clock . m. and 7:30 p. m. Priyer service irerjr Wed nesday erenlug. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHTRCH. nev. j. nxomu rt.ior. Memoes at 10:30 a.m. and 8:00 r. u. Sunday School after morning serrtce. Player meeting Wednesday evening at 8Ko,clock. Prayer meeting of Young People,! Society of Christian Endeavor every Sunday evening at 7:00 prampt. FIRST BAPTIST CHCKCH. - Rav. M L, Rcoo, Pastor Horning Service at 11: Sunday School al 12-15; Evening Service :30; Regular prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Monthly Covenant Meeting every Wednesday evening preceding the am Sunday In the month. A cornlal Invitation to alL ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, CATHOLIC Riv. A, Hillkbband, Pantor. On Sunday mass at 8 and 10:30 a. at. Every second aud fourth Sunday German sermon after (he 8 o'clock masa At all other masses English sehnons. Sunday School at :l:80 T. a. Vespers, apologetics! sublocis, and Benediction at 7:30 r. a. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ret G. 8YKK8, Pastor. Morning service at 11; Sunday School at 10:00. CIhss meeting after moruiug service. Evening service at 7:30. r.pwnrio strangers cordially Invited. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. REV. 3. W. Moutgomerv. Pastor. Services at 11 aw ind 7:80 T. M. Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Young People's Socletv of Christian Endeavor mwti every 8unday evening at 6:30. Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7:30. Seats free. EVANG'JLICALCHURCH GERMAN R, T. Myers, Pastor. Preaching services everv Sunday at 11 A. M and 7:80 P. tL Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 A. M. (Rev. P. Bott, Sunt.) Weekly Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening REGULAR fEKVlCE AT U. B. CHURCH moruiug aud uv oiugof 1-e and 3 1 ?uud-iy of enrh month. Sabbi'h school at 10, A. M. each Sibbatn. J D. 8urfn, Supt. W. H. McLaik, Paitnr. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH-L. Gbby, Pastor. German services every Sunday at 11 o'clock A li. Bughsh services at 7:30 P. M Sunday school at 10 o'clock A. M. Loca tion: Storeroom next door to bakery in Shive ley's building, corner of Seventh ant Madison streets League meeting Sundav evnnlnr at t):30; Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 6:30. Adirondack, 719, Will stand the season of 1895 at Canby on each Monday and Tuesdav and the balance of the week in Oregon City at Noblitt's stables. ADIRONDACK was sired by Bona Fide, 720, sire of Humbert 2:28)4, Uene 2:30. Bona Fide was sired by Hatnble tonian 10, and he hy Abdallah J. Adir ondack's dam was Madiro, dam of Vol unteer 55, sire of St. Julian. 2:11 V. ADIRONDACK is the Bire of Bonnie Bell, 2:24; Flora T. 2:35; Annie B, 2:40; Adrian, 2:44; Ambler, 2 :44, she the dam of Lonititudo, 2:18. TERMS, $10 for season. $15 for insur ance. For further particulars inquire in Oregon City of II. C. SLOPEK. Owner. NOBLETT'S STABLES- Livery, Feed and Sale Stable ORECON CITY. LOCATED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND UKPOT Double and Single Rigs, and sad dle horses always on hand at the lowest prices. A corrall connected with the barn for loose stock. Information regarding any kind or Btock promptly attended to by person of letter. Horses Bought and Sold. Horses Boarded and Fed on reason able terms. ...