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t Mr 300 ) r. thlM1 tlio Ic Y- R3 jcgon City Enterprise. f KiCI HAY, J UNI1; M, iKiiri. pekamas Co. Directory. f fOUNTY OFHl'KltH, A it Courts, nr. (iirilrr, ur.'r, . fruitr, l"l H i irl ii ttili i) n 1 , ryir, . piiilnalnrieri, (Inriloli K. Ilnyati 'ii. K. lliitliHi K. ('. HiiiMim's M M. Itmilnliy M I. M.K.rf J, ('. Ilrmllty II. H llllmuii 1). W Klllli.lril K. I.. Iliiinisn III If'linril nt'iiu Frank Jiuotsr t-S - .- v ; IUTKS TO II KM KM Ml It. N5 I", Naitinlay Clarkiiiniis Ciwiitv Tfniilicm' Ain'lntiiii ini'dlii nt Central i l'l'llll M'lliilil liimail, h'E 17, Miiiiiliiy-liriinil Armv of (lie I lli'l'iilillc, Whmii'N Itulii'f Corps, Hum j of Veterans hihI I iiilio' Al'l Hodi-ly I lii'I'l sliite rnciiMi.ni'iil at Ori-tfiin City, ' Uimk three iliivi. (l.y 4, Tlmrwlity- Fourth (if July reli'lira- lnn At Peep Creek HrliiKil Illume; i P irtcr'a ('live, ICuk'Ih t'reik: Zelglrr's ! f .i r k . Ilurluw; Allen' Hull, Canyon ! Creek; Wright's HprlnKs; 1'ark, Pi-rp j Cn't k Hi'liiml IIniiMi, M,Y HI, Wrclnoilay-Willamette Valley If liaiitniiiia AmuhIuIIiiii cull t linen ul lilsdMonr park fur m'ukIiiii of ten ilai s, pAT AI3QUT TOWN. Wool wanted nt I'liarinan & Noit'a pr. Money to luiin on Improved (urine f. II. llurKlmr.lt. .Wanted, UK) aliuales. Address Cliff kirn, Catiliv, (., lino. j.. . . .. . . If you witnt a sewing tmu'liiiiu fur 1-5 (' to lli'llomy & IIiihi'Ii'i. i j Mrnw ImU o( nil style, colors, mira tld pritas ul Moody A Hinvnrmm . -AVanted, i li'ii w Into cotton rags at t it) l'.NTKKI-IIISK ollllC. 5 CCIllS lr rWilnon A t'ookucarry a complete lineof 4rdure ami cuttlery, also "orr and kits. Border lelt at Frank Harlow's store, Jr 4 foot or Kl-incli wood, prunipt ty Altl l.y K. Parker. I Mr. F. K. Andrews, of ilie Miiplewood riloim, will deliver vegelalilea on Hal- kdnv in time for Sunday iiit'ula. Tim Klcctrlc liotol will Im (irand Army 'adpiartra during the encampment. table w ill lead in thudiilicaclimuf llie aaon. Ho I ye pleasure seeker, to Ympiina . . . . i .... .1 uy aim rolurn loru.is. noon uniii tolwr 10, 1S(IV Tickcta on Mils at li'ot, S. I. Co , liy L. H. Moore. t( Now in the tiino to apray for lliecodlin UTioth ami caUirpllUr. Schwan A Tutrow handle a aprav pump t1l ia ainiplc, oiroctive and low in price ('all and ex ; amino tlietii. tl, J j A atiit of all-wool clot lien niailu lo your itjliieai!uro ami a flrat cIubh Joh for only $12 J - Ih ono of the liurttiiina oiriTed hv (ilnna A 7 Jfinyth. Sample! of cloth from which to SLifcJiidoctfrom. i Td,. I.i.ua ul.ulf i.niii.r nuw linn nf iOnJuuludieH' aumnier uiulorwear, boy a atraw 1iata, bImo a full lino of pont'i aummcr JjJJJJjinderwear, ladiea' ailk miltH jtmt arrived ut!KiM't the Kackiit Mtore. C . I The new Iiirini( mnchino ruiiRon hall 5ieariiiK. Call ami ace them at WiUor. kk Cooke'. I Wine ia he, who buy! property when ' no one c1h la tmyintr, WatiHe he can ""'" biy cheap. C. O. T. Williams can jilt you out on patty forma. I Topic next Sunday eveninatlheCon crib vreitai ion church, ' Oregon City Mother! land Their Hoy." Kxtracta from letter of Orevon Citv biiHineH men will he read. fQfw'ith comiiicnti. O. E. A. Fn-ytn(C doe not propone to remain in the rear of the procomion in the mutter ol supplying- the market with frond veirctahlea, anil hi garden uro kept in flrt clux condllfon. There is one medicine that cures im mediately. We refer to Ie Witt's Colic, and Cholera cure for all summer com plaint. No delay, no diimppointmerits no failure. C. O. Huntley, DrugiHt. The Union Endeavor aociety of Wet Oregon City gave a very interesting entor tuininent at the clmpol Tuesday evening. A number were in attendance from this side of the river, and all report a moat enjoyable time. To allay pains, Hiibdne Infliimntion, heal foul sores and ulcers, the mot prompt and sntinfautory results are ob tained by lining that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini ment. For snle by C. O. Huntley, drug git. Hon Frnnklin tramped, hungry and foot-sore, through rhiladolphia streets, with a loaf under one arm and a lot of brand now pioverbs under his hat. Ono of Ken's maxims was, "a penny saved is a penny earned." You've heard that before, but no matter; if you will buy your groceries at V. Harris' you will re alize the force of it. Hon. H. E. Cross had a birthday last Thursday and he was 31) years old, but Harvoy hardly reali.ed the fact until lie wont to his home at Gladstone in the evening. Mrs. Cross had arranged a pleasant surprise for him in the way of a fine supper, and a few relatives and friends had been Invited in. The l'ark Flare band serenaded him, and with the invited guests spout a most pleasant evening. aimoi im:i cute i it couir. fevenit lllliiti IhiiI Chuck Dijumfil (if Jury J)Ih jini'tr-( Niilurilll). J. II, Lee A Co. vs Hamilton liroM. ; KminiinsA KininoiiH fur plujuliirx, and 0. II. 1 1 vii for (li'fmidantH; ordered Hint pluiutlU'H recover the hiiiii of $7M, willi Intercut tlic'con and comIm, and the prop erty attached be sold lowutlxfy Huidjmlg inent, but no execution to Imhiiii imiIchh hhhIuIIIIH'IiI (if Hamilton Bros., Is set aitldo. 1 1 nil le a. Kellogg, ol llurlow, was granlvd a divoice fiom William 4. Kel lugg. Ilnr ullorney was (ienrge C llriiwuell, and in her complaint she ul leges lirutal tiuutiiient. Tiio court gninled Mrs. Kellogg the ctiHtody of five minor clillilieii, and dei recd that she re tain one third inteieHt In lot li in block li in the town of liariow, and thut she ri" coyer of dufeuiluiit the sum of fVKi all iiiouy and that Ins lulereHt in said lot iiliovn deHcribxi) be sold as upon execti tlotl lo H.itlnly said Hum of i'llK) alimony as uforeHuid, and the costa thereof, and th.it pluintiir be permitted lo liwouio a purchaK'r of said property nt said sale, and that the deciee bo a lien upon said intercut of said defendant In said lot from the date ol the entry thereof. J. F, Anderson vsThe l'orll.md Flour lug Alius i omiiany. A motion was made by defendant's attorneys for noti suit, but philntilhV attorneys excepted to the ruling and were allowed lit) days to (lie bill of exceptions. Chester Williams vs Hamilton llros. motion made by L. I.. 1'orler, jiluiiiliU's attorney, to retax costs, which was din- allowed; C. II. I've for defendants. It, I,. HhIiIii vs Hamilton llros.; mo Hon by plaintiffs attorney, L. I.. I'orter, to relax costs whs disallowed ; C. 11 I lye fur defendants. Clarence Farr vs J. S. Williams; dis missed. Alex Sweek vs Marion Johnson and and Marv Johnson ; A. F. Sears, Jr. for pluintiir, H. E. Cross and Cuples A Al let) for defendant; dismissed. James Abraham vs Marion Johnson and Mary Johnson ; on motion W. Cary Johnson, pluinliirs ullorney, cumo whs dismissed. I). M.Osliorne A Co. vs 0. F. Hih- buid; E. F. Priggs for pluintill', and (ieorge C. Hrownell for defendant ; This rase was hotly contested, and the jury brought in a verdict for the'defendanl. James Humphrey versus A. M. Hlilh ley, was a suit brought to collect notes aggregating t)l!,.'HK), alleged to have been given to Exra Purund, the erstwhileor gan dealer of Cortland, who took mtes lor certificates ol stock In a promised or gan fuctorv, and was accused of forging others. Mr. Durand skipped the coun try to escape prosecution for forge-y and obtaining money under false 'pretenses, Mild is now reported to be living as com fortably In South America as his con science will allow him, if he has any. Mr, Shihley li a highly respected farmer ol Sprlngwator, and whs one of Durand's numerous victims. These notes came into the hands of James Humphrey, but Mr. Shihley claimed he never executed them. The case came tip for a hearing last Friday with J. V. Ileac! and A. F. Sears, Jr., lor Humphrey and George C. Hrownell and C. I). Latoitrette for Shih ley. Several witnesses were examined and after exhaustive argument by the counsel on both sides, the case was given to the jury, who relumed after nine minu'es with a verdict for the defend ant. The Durand cases have had iptite a court history in this county. James Humphrey'! suit against Minerva Han dle was dismissed two years ago; one year ago Toter A. Weiss sued Mr. Shih ley in a similar cause and the verdict was rendered for defendant. A non-suit was entered in the suit of Alex. Sweek, of Portland, against Marian Johnson for a Durand note at this term of court, and tlio suits of Sweek against Marian 1'hil llps and James Abraham against Marian Johnson were dismissed. The only one of the Durand cases now pending in this county is that of M. K. l'errin against Mr. Shihley. Hridget Smitli vs. Louis T. Haiin and Josephine Harm; Oearm, Silverstone, Murphy & Hrodie for plaintiff; judg ment for $1932 and $:I00 attorney's fees, and execution orderod. F. A. Templeton vs. W. T. Hurney, etal; H. E.Cross tor pluintiir; stipula tion ordered. J. T. Apperson vi W, T. Hurney and Elinor S, Hurney ; stipulation ordered. Cook's Musical Institute. Avail yourself of tlio vacation to study music at this school. Remember, lower rules until September. Apply to U. Cook, Abington Building. Mr. J). Wiley, ex-tiostmaster, Hlack Creek, N. Y., was so badly alllicted with rheumatism that he was only able to bolide around with canes, and even then it canned him great pain. After using Chamberlain's Pain Halm be was so much Improved that ho threw away his canes. Ho says this liniment did him more good than all other modicums and treatment put together. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by Geo. A. Harding, druggist. . De Witt's Colic and Cholera cure never disappoints, never fails to give imme diate relief. It cures just as sure as you take it. C. G. Huntley, Druggist. The Korincsse. The best ten-cent cigar on earth. Sold for Ave . E . E . Williams, the grocer. Ex-Moiitoiiatit-Gcnoral Wado Hamp ton, of South Carolina, the United Slates commissioner of railroads, ac companied by Colonel W. J. Green, of North ( iirolliis, laid over In Oregon City fiom Monday morning until Tuesday moriiliig II hlng. Monday evening Col. 'Green landed 17-pound salmon and the general wont him two pounds bet ter. GctHirul Hampton expresses him soll as highly pleased with OroKoli City, and always slops off here for a day's llsliing, on his annual tours of the Coast. Sidney Smyth chaeroned the General and bis friend during their visit here and put them on to the best fishing holes. They go overland in a private S. 1. car to Han Frsncisco, and will stop oir at good llsliing places along the road. I.". H. May, a well known pioneer res ident of Clackumas county, who cumo here in 1H47, died at his home in Cune mull lust Monday afternoon of heart dis ease, lie liail liecn in poor iieuiin tor some time, and was about, sixt five years of age. The funeral services were held In the Ilsptist church Tuesday after noon, at two o clock wiiicn was line i who a lan.'B number of friends, who hsd us sen, bled to pay their lust res.e( ts to one who in life was honored and resiiected. The services were conducted by Kev. M.I-. Kiigg at me ei.urc.il ana "" Fellows condu.-ted the burial ceremor at the cemetery, lie leaves a wmow, He leaves three sous and a daughter. At the roitular weekly meeting of McLaughlin Chautampia circle held at the residence of Mrs. O. II. Dye last Monday night, committees on Recogni tion Day at the Chautauqua assembly, which occurs July 17th, were splinted as follows: J-lower girls jirs. una, Mrs. K. L. Ilulnmn, Miss Mertie Stevens ami Dr. II. K. Ferrin. Arch-E. E. Williams and E. E. Charman. All per son who can accommodate hoarders and lodgers during the session of the Ciian tBiiiua assembly, are reiiioHlod to hand in their names to the circle. Haby Smith and Mary Anderson, col ored females, and Aleta Galour, a French woman, all of Portland, came un Sun- lay to breathe the Irtish ozone generated by the falls, and everything went offi' smoolliiy until uiey wauuereu arounu . , ..... i i near the depot w hen race prejudice as serted itself and both doubled forces on the French woman. All three were ta ken in by Chief of Police Hums, and the two colored females were fined $15 each by Recorder Fouls lor assai.lt. The grange picnic at Harlow last Sat urday is said to have been a grand affair, by all those who partook of the dinner and heard the s)eches and music. In the morning Hon. George 0. Rincarson lelivered an appropriate address, and A. Miller, lecturer of the state grange, made the after dinner scech. The Harbw orchestra furnished some ex- ellent music, and a solo by Uncle Win. Harlow, was enthusiastically encorad. Owing to the absence of Mr. F. D. Hall from the city, we have authorized Mr. A. II. Schrain to collect all accounts lue the late firm of Schram A Moore, and to receipt for the same. All parties indebted to the firm of Schram A Moore are requested to settle the same at once. Tint Gkoroi Lawrknck Co., Portland Oregon. Orkhon City, June 8, 18115. Sheriff E. C Maddock has in his pos session a relic in the way of a tax re ceipt that is of historic Interest, written in full on ordinary writing paper and readi as follows: "Rec'd Clackamas county, February 13, 1818, of J. S. Mc Cord at the hands of B. C. .Lewis, $2 30 in full of his poll, county, school and territorial tax for the year 1857, A. Holcoiub, SherilTof Clackamas county. The statement will be received with satisfaction that General Foisyth's "A Frontier Fight," published in Harper's Magazine this month, is the forerunner of s n'imber of similar stories, written by heroes of the army and navy, and re counting personal experiences ol the most stirring orde, soon to appear in the Harper periodicals. Gladstone park is becoming a popular resort for Portland picnic parties. Last Saturday the members of the Se?ond Baptist church Sunday school, had a pleasureable picnic at the park, and next Saturday the First Presbyterian church Sunday school of Portland, give an ex cursion to the park and a picnic. Katie Kehm Smith, secretary of the Oregon Secular U 'm, and founder of the First Secular church of Portland, an nounces a lecture at Pope's hall. June 19th, on "The A. P. A. and J. 0. U. M., dangerous to our Liberties," to which an admission fee of ten cents will lie charged; A most enjoyable literary and musical enertainment was given at the M. E. church Monday evening, and the program as published in last week's ntkhi'kisk, was carried out very cred- lably. Cake aajd ice cream were served after tiie program was rendered, fol lowed by a season of social enjoyment. Travelers find a safe companion in De Witt's Colic and Cholera cure. A change in drinking water and in diet often causes severe and dangerous complaints. This medicine always cure them. C. G. Huntley, Druggist. Wilson A Cooke carry the Oliver plow and extras ; also single and double shovel plows and cultivators. COt'XlT CO CRT l'ltomiHSIiN. June Term iHll.i U V,. Iliijcn Judge It. Kcott, F. Juggur Commissioners. The petition of li. J. Sbockley, for a road of public easement wssgrsnted, and road ordered opened on payment of costs, $li.Wi anil damages. $15, tola! $21. M, receinls of viewers being filed. In the matter of the iietilion ol Henry Wilbern, et al., (or a change in the Foster and Milwaukee road, report film! and petition denied, an the remonstra lors exceeded the number of petitioners. Expense account of $22 ordered paid. The is-tilion of J. G. Hleakney etal, for public aid for Ezra Kogers, was referred to Commissioner Scott, with power to act. The petition of E. M. Atkinson et al, lor a bridge across Newell creek on the Morton road was denied. It was ordered that the allowance heretofore made for (he siipfsirt of Mrs. Nissen, he discontinued from July 1st 1H!I.. In the matter of the cure and keeping of Mrs. Martha Mail, it was ordered that she be allowed (or said purpose, and that a warruit for tt'i be now drawn for j iwlUMyllle necessities. frnm uiniKinent f M J Snyder, who certified under oath that j ie wwl over fifty years of age, it was or()(,re(I ,lat ,jK r01t,i )0i tlix (or 2 l,e i , The petition of the board of directors of school district No. 1, for delimpient taxes to lie paid to school districts, was denied. It was ordered that the allowance heretofore made for care and keeping of Joseph Raney, lie reduced to $5 per month to date from June 1st. In the matter of the tition of C. N. Greenman et al, for the county to grant relief to Ellen and Gowan Bridges, it was ordered that $8 per month be allowed for said purposes to be issued in favor of Ellen Hridges; a warrant for $8 to be issud now 'or immediate use. In the matter of the road supervisors for May, 18115, it was ordered that said reKrts be approved and expense of each district for road work for said month be paid as follows : Material. Road Polls. l abor 1 $ fl 10 $.103 37 2 7 65... 3 23 95... 4 343 00 297 75 123 00 171 96 M 00 65 75 408 70 163 85 5. . 7.. 8., 9 . 10. II. , 12 . 13.. 14 . 15.. III. . 17.. 18.. 1!).. 20.. 21.. 6.. 4 54 6 15 60 12 375 75 69 25 94 64 484 00 76 00 12 45 0 00. 27 78 1.. 123 35 100 00 69 00 176 13 23. 24. 25 2(i. 27. 28. 29 30. 31. 32. 5 38. . 18 52. . 34 70. . . 335 81 187 53 92 45 365 62 140 76 6 4 1012 60 14 95 19 75 00 30 205 50 County court adjourned until Thurs day, June 13th. Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of F. 0. McCown, deceased, Sarah M. McCown, executrix, was ordered to make deed to certain premises to Bertha Bookman, as by provision of bond for deed made by the Jul F. O. McCown. W. F, Kirk, administrator of the estate of David Wilson, deceased, was ordered to sell growing grass on the estate for $5 to M.Rowan. J. S. Yoder was appointed administra tor of the estate of Samuel Smith de ceased. In the matter of the sale of real prop erty of J. M. Brown, deceased, the same was confirmed. Sale of the partnership estate of Al bright A Logos, confirmed. Final report of Ebenezer Lacy, exe cutor of the estate ot Ira W. Lacy, ap proved. Executor of the will of Martha Doores, deceased, was granted an order to sell the real property of the estate. West Sltler's Attention. An opportunity will be given at the postofHce store to sign a remonstrance to a petition now on hie with Stipt. Gibson asking for an unjust division of school district No. 34. J. Tompkins. F. R. Andrews, of the Maplewood farm is now prepared to supply vegeta bles, fresh, to any part of the city, and orders by telephone will raceiye prompt attention, as he has telephone connec tion with every part of the city. Many suffer from irritation of the kidney and bladder without knowing what is the matter with them. Dr. J. II. McLean' liver and kidney balm will Bive relief. For sale by C. (i. Huntlev, druggist. Karl's Clover Root will purifv your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and make your bead clear as a bell. 25c, 50c., and a dollar. For sale by Geo. A . Harding. GIVE AWAY A ampl Packag (4 to 7 doses) of Dr. Pierced Pleasant Pellets To any one tending nam end addreu to vs on a postal card. ONCE USED THEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR. Hence, our object in tending them out broadcast i ON TRIM -ml They absolute ly cure Sick Headache, B11- loiiMitss, Constipation, Coated Tongue, Poor Appetite, Dyspepsia and kindred derange- uents of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. Don't accept some substitute said to be "just as good." The substitute costs the dealer less. It costs you ABOUT the same. HIS profit is in the "just as good." WHERE IS YOURS t Address for Pisa SAiiru, World's Dispttuary Medical Association, No. 663 Mala SI. BUFFALO, N K HOT DAY SHIRTS. To wear a stiff, startched white shirt during hot weather, pre venting all circulation of air around the body, is both un comfortable and unhealthy. By wearing A Negligee Shirt You get perfect comfort, and are not baked with the heat. We carry all colors, sizes and styles. 75c to $1.50 Portland prices. Glass & Smith, The Clothiers. F. F. WHITE. W. A.WHITK. WHITE BROTHERS lractieal Architects 4' Builders. Will DreDire iiln. elevations, worktuir de- t ll, sod pectflcttlnni lor all kinds of build iiiM Special attention (tlven to modern cot tasei. Estlmntes furnished on sppltcstion Call on or addreu whitk kkus., Oregon City. Ogn A. B. $teinb3c5 Co. POPULAR ONE PRICE Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers. Corner First and Morrtion Stv 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. - - Oree FOR 7SSTORI7C STR. SARAH" DIXON, Will leave Portland, foot of Vanhington Street, for Astoria, Sunday morning at 7 o'clock ; Mon day, Wednesday, and Friday even ings at 7:.''.0 o'clock. ItETURNIXG, leaven Astoria Mon day morning at G o'clock; Tuesday, Thursday,-and Saturday evenings at 0 o'clock FOR CLATSKANIE Steamer G. W. Shaver, Will leave Portland, foot of Washington Street, for Clatskanie and way landings, Monday, Wed nesday and Friday mornings at 6 o'clock, and return to Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays This the most direct anil acceesable route to the Nehalem Vally only nine mileB from Clatskanie. Shaver Transportation Co. H. W. JACKSON, Bicycles, Umbrellas, Guns, Sewing Machines, J And all kinds of small ma- i chines put in good order. No j work to dillicult to undertake, j Prices reasonable. Shop on Seventh St., near depot. new england Marble &"ranite Works CALVIN H. WEEKS. Prop. Wholesale and Ketall dealers la Fine Monumental WortnJ Iiprlel Stater. Do not order monumental work until joa obtain our prims, lou will and tor (ood work our charge are al ways the low est. If IDT work is wanted In our line, ple.se drp us a crd, and we will call with de siius and prices, Saaond and Third Street Bltsl Cass Paas Ous Salesroom. 720 Front Street. Opposite the Falling School Portland Oregon, Sunday Services. ST. PAl'L'8 CHl'KCM-EdiscodsI-Rer. Isaac Dswaon, Rector. Services sill o'clock a. n. and :M p. m. Prayer service every Wed nesday evening. K1RST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. J. W. Cowau Pastor. Services at 10:31) a. m. and 8:00 r. . Sunday School after morning service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8:00o.clock. Prayer meeting of Young People, Society of Christian Endeavor every Sunday evening at TM prempt FIRST BAPTIST CHOKCH. Rav. M L. Rruo, Pastor Morning Service at 11: Sunday School at 12-15; Evening Service 6:30; Regular prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Monthly Covenant Meeting every Wednesday evening preceding the first Suuday In the month. A cornial iuvltatlon to all. ST. JOHN'S CHCRCH.CATnOLIC.-RlT. A. HiLLiaaiND, Pastor. On 8unday mass at g and 10:30 a. a. Every second and fourth Sunday German sermon alter the S o'clock masa At all other masses English sermons. Sunday School at 2:80 r. a. Vespers, apologetica sublecis, snd Benediction at 7:30 r. u. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. RIT G. Sykss, Pastor. Morning service at II; Sunday School at 10:00. Cltss meeting alter morning service. Evening service at 7:80. Epworth League meeting Sunday evening at 6:30; Prayer Meeting Thursday eveuing al 1:30. strangers cordially invited. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ray. J. W. Montgomery. Pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 r. M. Sabbath School at 10 a. a. Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meet every Sunday evening at S SO. Wednesday eveuing prayer meeting at 7:30. Seats free. EVANG1LICALCHU8CH GERMAN B. F. Mykri", Pastor. Preaching services everr Sunday at 11 A. M and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school every 8unday at 10 A. M. ( Rev. P. Bolt. Supt.) Weekly Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening REGULAR .-KKVICES AT C. B. CIIURCH mortiiug sil l ev-umgof l.r and 3 i .-u td y of "ach mouth. Sabhnrh i-chool at 10. A, .U. ech SibbHtn. J D. Sii'iu , Kujit. W. H. McLis, Patr. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH L. Grsv, Pastor. German services every Sunday at 11 o'clock A M. Bnglish services at 7:30 P. M. Sunday school at 10 o'clock A. M. Loca tion: Store room next door to bakery in Bhlve ley's building, comer of Seventh and Madisoa streets FOR ABSOLUTELY PDRE DRUGS OO TO' G A. HARDING. NONE BUT OOMPITENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED Fine PerltimsrlGs and Toilet Articles. Also a full stock of IP-A.I3STTS- OILS ETC. NOBLETT'S STABLES. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable ORECON CITY. LOCATED BETWEEN TUB BRIDGE AND DEPOT. Double and Single Rigs, and sad dle horses always on hand at th lowest prices. A corrall connected with the barn for loose stock. Information regarding any kind or stock promptly attended to by person of letter. horses Boueht and Sold. Horses Boarded and Fed on reason able terms. Trim AND -n