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ENTERPRISE.
ORKUON CITY KNTKIU'KISK, FRIDAY, FKI'.IUJAHY 19,1904
VOl.t'MK 37. NO. 1A.
MARK II ANN A DEAD
IT COST HIM S125
City
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ALL EYES TURN TO REAL ESTATE
WHEN SPECULATIVE INVESTMENTS FAIL
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Public- coiifnli-nrn in chtu
Intivc HwuritifH linn recently
received one of tlm groate-nt
shock lii tho hiidory of fi
nance. A bursts a bubble, r.o in
almost a day millions of dol
Urn with wi-it away, carry
ing many htnlrv In of invent
ors to ruin.
Wall Sln-d'a" woo in the
wine imuii'k war niitif.
Tim ehtiro slock inartct
ha becoinn (li'iimntli'-il tlur
ing the last year ami tl pub
lic ha shown a !--iJfI dis
inclination to invent in the
clam of stock there offered.
On tlm other hand, heavy
investments nro daily bciiiK
mailo ly nm-t conservative.
inters! in ! t ri al estate
ntfi'tictaiitly inoreitiiij;i jirieei
l"lrt kcalJcncc Uullt In lllndonc, iHyj.
Novrr lian tlm nlali!ity of Kt al Kntatf Ihtii mtirt' forcibly ciii.luiiifl than by tlm nliarp
c.nitra-t nf valurH wbii h tb M- iiiarki t fi.nvtiioim n-Vfitl : ov-r nifainnt t! jmip-Iv cjfculativf,
lluftualiiiK' an. I fi.-titi-nn, etaniU Heal Y., noli'l. mUtantial a vt-ry iibralt:ir of Mability
tin- m"t jiroimiiiH-iil fiainplti of a c"iiiiini.lity tinalb ct'-J by tlm gu-ty wimN of Wall Street or
tlie uiiKi-runiliii itit lit (nilatiottM of ovi r aiitulii-! jii.'j;li-"'.
Tinlay, an nrvnr U-fnrf, tb rmintry over in lummy lu ing trannft-rti-tl from wil-l cat necuritien
ai.. jila.fil in KKAl. ntOl'KKTY.
An lan.l valio-n inevitably iiicrt-a-M' liaml in baml with (Herniation, the wino buyer of ttnlny
w ill l tin' rich man of tomorrow. Ti d tli matter ami buy a couj lti of
In The
Grand Opening Sale
2 x r cent n-
Choicc High Class
Residence Lots in
GLADSTONE
Inln of your own nelrolimi, at IIOiKX) jm r Int. without it-terent or taxen
tin-dt (fiiaraiiW-eil on tho investment.
Make your nfbctimi at an early day and bi fi.ro priceH advantu.
r.lnrUtnnn i n nnrt nf Orntron Cltv and ft suburb of Portland, on tho
mi WattT I'i.wi r ami UaiU ay line, and Southern I'urilic Hailroad.
Full information maihil to any addn-nn.
Or
H. I:. CROSS, Sole Agent
Oregon City, Oregon
MuuV Ilrafe .Nfrugdo Acalnnt
Typhoid Fpffr.
Hetnliil rollllt-al OrfiuiUer Han
Huilrd at t'lereland. IOM
to the 51 Ion.
DID MIT Hll.f.MK (.no:) ((II II.
Kutomea Matt K.Ul.lUli Irluul Itrnl
denee on 1 lit-Ir I'labiK.
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J'l'.EU'F A MI1.LKK '
ATTtiKM'.V AT LAW
11 nl Tltlcn nml liml )ffloe
I ttmliicnn n HpeclllUy
Will jimttiic lu ill CoiitU of the State
Rurnn y Wrinlmnl lllil(.
oj'p Court lluuvr, Orrifon City. Orrijiin
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ArmitSKY AT LAW
irii-Ti or fiifiT rennnaao.
OSc oi to Oregcn Cltf Fntwi rl-a.
(JKO. C. HKWNKI.I.,
ATlnHNKY AT LAW
Oregon City.
Will irrli(- In all IliproiirU of tin iUt.
OltU In Caullrlil liullillng.
0tW. KASTHAM
A rroUNKY AT LAW
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JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF
Ori-gmi
f . B. D'Bta 0. BoBatbal
U'KKN it SCHUKUEL
Attorneya at Law.
Will i.rartlca in all rouria, niake oollectlolii
and apitlamriita of Km !.
Kuriiluli alwtrai'la of tilln, Irml yl li"l"7
am) In i it your iiiciiiiy on It rut niorgaK.
Offlco In Enterprise Building,
Oregon City, Oregon.
rfiir Tight
STEEL
Ksiii' RANGES
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Waiii)it,Ton, Feb. 1ft. Senator Mar
cue Aloiito ll.nna dim! at ;40 oVloi a
lotiiglit at Itie Uniily apart iiimiU lo tlm
Arlington liotnl, alter an illnrM ritnl
lug over lirarly IWU inolitlia, IllleiJ Willi
apcarrtit reroveitra IoIIuwimI by relate,
anil finally drilling lulu typhoid leewr,
hu ll, In lila arakeiiml condition, lie
wan tinaliln to witlifiaoil. When the
end ruie all the mi-ml-eni of the 8en
ator'n lamlly aern in Hie) room eict-pt
Mm. Henna, Urn hfuator'a mle.and Mr.
ami Mil ln Manna Mr. lUmia had
It'll the loom only a lew inlnutfe before.
The lent inking fll Kigali at exactly
G;:R) o'i lot k. !) loia Carier and Oeler
rr thru iii allt-nilain f. They did not
i tonreel the larl that lift " aliont to
end, and all the niftiilw r of the lamlly
rre imm.I h.r. Mm. Mct'oimi' k, one of
the Seiialoi'a daiiglitf rn, and Mim I'tit-lpa
re prt-M-nt wlmn the end eanie. Mr.
and Mr. I "an lUlina were tlie flret to
arrive, and Ihry aithilrfW innnetliately
lo the chamU r ol the r-tnatoi'a wiff to
eiiiiiiin.ri l.f r lo tho U'tUeie. It ana
alulit lUvf eie abent that llie ht-nator
hreathiil l.ia laft.
Mari'ua Alonnti Hanna ma alrtrtly of
Ohio lie a h'.rn in th village ol New
Lialwn, ht ptftnier 24, 1H.'!7, hert hl
rliiidhuotl a atmiil. When he wan 15
yearaold lilt Ulhei iiiovol to Clfveland
and aenl into Mm tatiulceale gioi ery and
(tiovieion huiinn. Mareua, ho
the eldft ol ern i hiilieii, enl to the
puidic at hoola, and nt-iit one yt-r in
rullt-ge. Aflrr hia tslut-ation aa co:i-
idried tompli-tfil oy Uxn Nihrr, he en
teied llm croieiv llriu aa llrfk, and
untke.i haul lur artrral Vfara. at the
..,., lime Ihoroilkrhly uilerilig the de
laila of tlie humiifitn. When hm father
in til. he rtMjinanied the bumnen
and letame the htad of it aitli I), f.
II,..Ihi aa oartiii-r. A few Year U'er
he tnarrifil Mr. Khotlea' dataller Au
trilnla.
The new firm of M A. Ilanna A Co.
grew rapidly, and a great deal ol trans'
,.riiion on the lake t ame nert-r
Mr. Ilanna heeaiiiH inlereated in tevi-ral
' veM-ln. and in a atiort time a the own
1 er of one. wtnrh he named lor Pin lather,
I Ixnnanl Ilanna. Ileaoon hri'ame the
' ...i,r i.f valntile Iron tninra in Wiacoo
I .in Mmnraota and Mlthiifar., and had
.n Hiilire tlwl of VfwU. Having thor
J onhly tlmlied and learned the detail
oj lna eteailiera, tie tltfl.ieii to nnii'i uiem
lna aliinhtilldinn plant wan
oranued and put into niicemlill opera'
lion. Mreel rail ay neii otfoiuru nm
.H-,. li,,n an.l he iuillt the l leveland
I ily -trert Kailaay, and organttl hin
! IdlukrlllLT f,.rt-t'H KO .:leverlv that tun line
i I... never hi-ell alTei leJ hy a atrike,
.Villi all thi-ne enleiprl-ra nn In tiaiwif
i.m unit oineil a hank, and at one tune
owned the town opera linin-e and ran
iii-f.MMfnllv.
Mr. Ilanna Imn a!ay ni'-i-f'lul'y
-oi.1 Willi the lalor inolileina. Me knew
the value ol a day'n work and got it ; he
al-o pai'l lor it. When the fintt labor
union avaa formed be atudied it moat
.urMlnllv ami ihrn tirnnnU-d nil employ
era' union. He inherited ability ami re
r,.iVH,l an education ill hliainentl. 1 1
lohivaaa iwrfcrt oriraniier has been
one of bis gilts, and "continuance'
other.
The officer" of the Oregon City land of
flm have laid down four important ile
cialona hy whlrh the enllie to an en' ire
st-ctleu of yaluabte timlrtjr land lu l!i-n-Pjd
rounty are canceled. The eaae dn
cnlntl are; MorM burnap vi. Flna N.
hi.aU 'ling; Henry Ambler vi. Chan. W.
Hpauiiiiiig; Cha. W, Iari ya. Lillian
K. hpauldmg, and Win. I). Mack va
Chan. A. .HpaohlliiK. Much inUreatat
ta lira lo the (teciaiona, for the conleal
were warmly fooght from the atari,
proininenl a'Pirrieya of the atate teing
employed hy tlie con letting parties. W.
henlon, i:. A. Ixiteraml K. A. Miller
laifd lor the eonteatee, while Hedges
and (ialloway and C. W. Davis repre-
aen!d the conlealaiita, who won the
caaen.
The land invilved in the conteata i
aection !M, townetiip U south, range 7
went, and is valued for its remaikabln
growth of timiM-r. t'onlefttriis aliegil
non-reeidi-nre, lioii'i'ultivnliou of the
land, and coiiieinlrd that the original
aeillern tiled on 'lie land kohdy for the
timber. In dtt iilimr. for the coiiiealaine.
II of the cane bring uVcnled on the
Same ixjlnla, I lie I'x al oltlce fava III
art :
A -ir and reH'nahle interpretation
of the evidence I. to the tx-ii-l that
e ei)lryinn never e-iaiilinhed Iii" ac'-
Dal remdem-e oil the land Willi I he Inlen-
on of making it bin petuuneut home.lo
ie excluniun ol any other lux elee-
here, and that Ins tripa to li e land
were only occaioi.al vieit di-eigoed to
how a compliance with tlie le ter of ibe
lay. Hi imp'ovriuetila on aid land
tie meager and have ecari-ely leeii eulli
Clel.ttofit it for habitation. Ill- real
tome ai'iieara to have hewn in Corvalbe.
."It appealing "o ua that Hie en'ryman
ad not coinp ie ai'h the homestead
law as to remdence, cilltiva'iori and no-
rovenieiitK. and that his acts do not evi
dence good laitli in making id land his
permanent home, we, therefore, trcolu
mend the cancellation of ti e entry in
volve d therein."
JjIvy HTirr
Attounky at Law.
JiiMtice of the Peace.
Jagger Itbltf., Oreijoii CUy
J U.CAMrilEI.L,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
aiaoa City, -
OaiaoH
Ifyoti need anything in tho way of Hardware, Crockery,
:! (iliinn-waro or (tianito-ware, I can Bunjily your wunU. Call and
innn t my ntock.
Completa liifn of new and socond band FURNITURE carried. Let
me supply you with a tiotie- keeping uutlit
WALL PAPER of (lie beat quality and latest styles at right prices.
Attention, Here's a Bargain
60k) feet, 14 InVh flret rlaaa Manila roe, In one piece, is offered for
sale at a bargain for a few day.
I. TOLPOLAR
Main Street, Oregon City.
Bnnswick Houso & Restaurant
Newly Furnished Rooms.
Meals at All Hours. Prices Reasonable.
Opposite Suspension Bridge.
Only First Clans Rentaurant
In Town.
CHARLES CATTA,
Proprietor
Will practice In all t he courla ef th state. Ol
ios, la Caultald buildln.
Q D. A D.O. LATOCKSTIS
ATTORNEYS AND
COUNSEI)RS AT LAW
Main STRBIT ORBOOB CITT, OBtOO.
roralahAWatraots ofTltln.tos" JlnTTpre
slat Msrliaaai.aDd Iransast Usnsrai
Law BaalBMS.
Oreiron & Washington State Fair Victories
ON RARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
Orifn '" r,r ,,MI'-l.j-t
on Cock flir.ls, 6 In Comietition
,t3o Hen.loinCompettUon
ilj i on l-ullcts. . . 40 In Competition
md on . Cockerel Jl in Competition
WsslilnRton State Fair
We only sent 3 pullets, I hen and I
Cock and won on every entry but one
besides specials, Including best pen In
the show. Prizes won ist Cock, 1st
Ilea: 1st and and Pullet; 1st pen.
r.ihlblllon Btork speelalty ioroa
(rand pallet! ror tale. Ff f a S.0O
"j MURROVV & SON. Oregon Cityron.
Kx:pnslvo Kxpprlpnro of
Local Man in Turtlariu.
Was Drugged, and Ko'iht d of ( onld.
erable Jlaney esr the
L'nUa Depot.
rCIIKCAKY 2t, IS THK DATE.
Oregoa (ity Itnard ur Tntae
llantuet Buftlneaa Men.
Hill
ljidlrs Are (iralfful.
Tn the Editor of the ENTcai'Hinc: The
ladi-t of the Sacaiawea Statue Asaocia
lion and ol the Oregon City Lewis and
ri.rkl'loh iteaire to express througii
your colunius their high appteciauon ot
the courtesy and geneioeiiy oi mo i
Men nf ihiacitY lor their SuientlKi enter-
la nment on MomlaV evening lor iub
hacaiawea statue, and lo all w ho asBisted
In the program and lo the newspapers
for their liberal encouragement.
Kccifully submitted,
Mas. Eva EnxaY Ivi,
Pres. Sacajawe Statue Aaeot iation.
Ala Uao. A. IUkdino,
Pres. lwin and Clark Club.
Oregon City. Ore.. Feb. 10, liXM.
Itellel In One ninnte
rtnw Minute roiiirh Core irlvea relief in
one minute, l ecanee it kills the microU
which tickles the mucous memorane,
causing the cough, and at the name time
clears the phlegm, draws out the inflam
mation and heals and sootnes me anecieu
parts, une Minute congn tummrai"'
ena the lungs, wards o8 pneumonia and
is a harmless anu never laiung cure m
all curable cases of Coughs, Colds and
Croup. Oti Minute Cough Cure is
pleasant to take, harmless ana gooa auxe
for young and old. Sold by Geo. A.
Harding.
Conflrigratloii Proof.
The Ions of the German-American Ins.
Co. of N. Y. in the Baltimore fire Is
about 150(1,000 01). The company reports
their assets at the close of tho year 1903
as 12,074,300.00 and a net eurpliis of
$T),(i334!) 00. Their lol by this disas
trous con flngrai ion is less than 110 of
tho surplus carried lor jum sucn losses.
An American company and home cap
ital insning a conflagration proof and a
Safety Fund Policy. Insure with the
. .ma- i'ii r.l Oi!
Local Agent, 1. l.. mnrman. run.
An I'.arly Ulaer.
A strong, healthy, active constitution
depends largely on the condition of the
liver. The lamotm little pills known as
DeWitt's Little Early Ktsers not only
cleanse the system but they strengthen
the action of the liver and rebuild the
tissues supporting. that organ. Little
Early Risers are easy to act, they never
gripe and yet they are absolutely certain
to produce results that are satisfactory
In all case. Sold by Geo. A. Harding.
Cheapest lota In OrsgoB City for sal.
Iaiaire stta Eatirxariaw c. Oct. f W
The banquet to be tendered the busi
ness men ol the cliy at Willamette ball
next Wednesday evening by the Oregon
City Board of Trade promisee to be an
event in the hietory o' the city. Io
buatnesa man or pnhlic-spi'lied citixn
should tail to afend this function which
has for its priinarv purpoe ihe entbns
ing of the peoule of the entire commun
ity in the plans nf the local Hoard ol
Trad for the up budding of ihecty.
All arrangements have been completed
for the haiiq'iel, a dollar per plate affair,
w hich will l supplemented hy a pro
gramme of twenty toasts by the leading
hunilie-a and prolt psioiiat men ol tne
City. Mayor (rant is. I'aii i R wut pre
aide as toaatnia-ter and the following
responses w ill he offered.
"The Native Son," Col. Robt. A.
Miller.
"The Stranger Within Our Gates," J.
II. Westover.
"The Land of Promise," George C.
Brownell.
"The Old Ton." J. T. Apperaon.
"Ethics of the Legal Profession," Dr.
W. E.Cnrll.
"Ethics ot the Medical Profession,"
Franklin T. Griffith.
"Sentiment," Kev. A. Hillebrand.
"Orpgonians as I Have Found Them,"
. S. Dresser.
"The Lowell of Ibe West," J. E.
Hedges.
"Our Boys," Rev. E. S. Bollinger.
"City and Country," Judge T. F.
Rvan.
"Civic Pride," H. L. Kelly.
"All is not Gold That Glitters," C. D.
Latourette.
"He Who Runs Mav Read," W. 8.
U'Ren. . , ,
"The Lewis and Clark Fair," Vm.
Galloway. .
"A Pull Together, C. B. Moores.
"Reciprocity," G. E. Hayes.
"Future Prospects," II. E. Cross.
"The Past and Its Lesson," C. 11. Dye.
Drugged and robbed of 125 withia
stone's throw of the Union depot la trie
expensive Introduction Joe Zelinki. of
this city, received to Portland Moo lay
afternoon ol laat week.
Zielmaki Is recent arrival from Cal
omel, Mi. htiran, and npent the day in
Portland. Just before hi trsin decartert
for Oregon City at A o'clock, Zielinski
says he entered a saloon jutt acroaa tb
street from the Union depot and ordered
a glasa of beer which be drank. Begin
ning to feel ill, he lell the place ami
went to the street where he immediately
became nncnnsciunn and, when he re
covered his aetiM-s, found himself on the
etreet near ihe b)t. He diecovered
that hia clothing had been disarranged
and 120 in p.er money and five dollars
in rout had been abstracted from a
leather wallet, strapped about bis waist
i trf-nea'h hia clothing and in w hich he
rained hi" money. In place ol bis cur
rency bad liefti replaced a 60 cent piece.
In' relat,r, his exoeriern-e, Zielinski
said ht had heard considerable about
ihe si.-ig.'.t-of hand ojierators of the me
ir k l.s mid ttio'ight he hsd guarded
sgainst poHMhle lo-s of bin money. He
ie all that when he entered the resort,
a stranger other than the bartender was
in the rom, who departed at the same
time he did. Other than this he remem
bers nothing until be discovered that he
had been separated from his money.
Z ehiiski teported the robbery to the
l.ce a'Xhori ies bnt as vet has foond
do trace- ol the missing roll or the thief.
Zie.ni'ki is vis ting at Gladstone Park
with Karl Johaneen, the Swedish fisher
man, on whom an atttmpted t-o.'J op
was perpet ated at the Clackamas bridge.
Johaneen had an experience quite simi
lar to that ol Ztelinski's when in Port
land aoont six months sgo. Bot he was
more eiicceseful in having the stolen
money respired to him. He entered a
Japaneee hath room, and leaving bia
do bet in an an'e-room. emeieo ine
bath tub. When be again donned bia
cinthir g, he was snr prised to find that
S0 had been removed Irom bia apparel.
He battened to refiort the theft to two
detectives. whoe names he says b can
not remember, to whom he promised to
(five 30 11 the money was recovered.
In thirty minutes the inexperienced
Swede lit ifiven the IV). Tuesday
Johansen reported Zielinski's lets to the
detectives who rendered him snch valu
able servi-es, with aaaurance of prDpor
ttonately compensating them if the mis
si nir 12vl is recovered
Both men tell straight stories of their
experiences, leaving no doubt as to the
irei'Uineness of their declarations. By
occupation, they are fifbermen.
JAPS nTlCE TO WW.
Kink Kigbt Sore Nubian Yes-cls
Capture Ten Xore.
and
Should von not win even the
smallest prize that is offered by the En
terprise, you would still be ahead. The
paper itself is worth considerable more
than the low subscription price of $1.60
that we ask. Remember, the jar will
be opened F-b'nary 22, when tne money
will be counted and the prixes distrib
uted.
London, Feb. 16. Among the dis
ptche bom the Far Fast, published
here this morning, is a report ol auotber
engagement at Port Arthur, in which
the Russians lost eight vessels sunk and!
ten captured.
In this connection the owners of the
British steamer Foxton Hall, from Barry,
December 11, via Port Said, for Port
Arthur, with coal, which was detained
by the Russians at Port Artbar, bave re
ceived news that she was destroyed by
tire.
A correspondent of the Daily Mail,
who witnesed the engagement off Port
Arthur, confirms this morning's previous
accounts of the fight and asserts again
that one Japanese torpedo-boat was sunk
and another deserted by its crew in a
sinking condition and probably captured
by the Russians.
He savs also that the Japanese lost
one battleship, and bad one cruiser put
out of action, and that the Colonel of the
Fifteenth Russian regiment was killed
by a shell during the bombardment.
Cablegrams to the Daily Mail from
Wei Hai Wei and Niu Cbwang report
Japanese fleet, with transports, cruising
in tbe Gulf of Pecbili. apparently with
the idea of effecting a landing pear Port
Dalny.
Subscribe for the Enterprise.
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