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CONTROLLER FOR ECONOMY.
He Thinks a Safe Bridge Can BE
Built for $4,000 to 100000.

George T. Breunig, city controller, is not
IN favor OF the city erecting a bridge OF
masonry or stone that viii cost all the way
from $1,000 10 $4,000. His opinion is that
the city VIII be able TO set just as good
service out Of a modern steel bridge, which
would cost probably half what a stone
bridge or even a concrete bridge, stone
faced. would cost. He said:
The city OF Indianapolis is In such a
position right now that II ann afford 10
build for future generations w. must
make every cent count TO build up the
finances OF the depleted treasury De
oueatbed 70 rs bv Mr.. Taggart and mis- as
s-ociates. / am strongly opposed TO a stone
bridge or even a concrete structure LOT
financial reasons strictly. / realize that
such a bridge would add 10 the beauty OF
the city,: would be a good thing not ohly
for US, but for our children's children; put.
Oh the other hand, 1 realize tnat 70 pay
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Divorced from "A Preacher.

Lottie Alley was yesterday granted a
divorce from her husband, Nelson Alley,
by Judge McMaster, of the Superior Court.
Alley is a preacher, but his wife alleged
that he was cruel TO her, beat and struck
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SOCIETY NOTICE.


w. r. C-The Geo. II. Thomas. No. 20. W. II
G, will please meet at the Spiritual Church
corner OF Alabama and New York streets, TIA
afternoon at 1880 TO attend the funeral Of Siste
LIZZIE sPAHR. Pres.
JULIA c. HARDING. Sec.
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

neutrality-suspicious. OF well-dressed women
for newspaper advertisements. good pay. Ad-
dress A. Az La sale av-, Chicago.
WANTED-S6o monthly copying letters at home:
either sex; inclOse two stamps with applica-
ton. LAKE SHORE o.
Dept. 20. Chicago.
WANTED-Four experienced lady canvassers 20
work ia this city; good pay 10 right parties.
Apply l 10 2 p. m. Monday and Tuesday. {. NJ.
DAVIS Lorraine Hotel.
salary guaranteed per week to
ladies desiring pleasant employment az their
homes; experience unnecessary. lnclose stamp
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Toledo, o.
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ladies wanted any distance.
copy letters, home evenings and return 10 Us.
We pay s. per thousand; send addressed en-
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Bldg, Chicago.
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FOR TRADE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR A FARM

1 will trade 20, 900 to $1,000 dollars worth OF
choice building lots in north part of Indiana polls
for a good farm Of 250 acres or more.
GEORGE O
SO Lombard Building.
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Drawing "A Nice Distinction.
Boston Herald.

bUSIOU ItCIaIU.
Resolutions recently adopted by the Vir-
ginia Legislature in favor OF naming a bat
tie ship after that State read: W. direct
our senators and request our representa-
tives," etc. This is a reminder OF the fact
that a United States Senator is a creation
of the Legislature. while a representative
isn't.
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WANTED-Wood. hay or feed for a mare: good
breeder. JONES. 1914 y. Meridian St. Room II.
WANTED-One hundred stage dancers for the
season.; ladies or gentlemen; new beginners
wishing TO learn and get a nrst-class start
call PROF. RAYNO SCHOOL. go West Ohio
street, indianapolis.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-s2 to $3.50 starts mail order business
at home. New plan. big profits: particulars
free. "A Commerce building, Chicago.
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everywhere by everybody and our great plan
mailed for 10 cents; money back II you want II.
SUPPLY CO. Augusta, Ca.
WANTED@Canvassers who are tired working
for 30 per cent. commission on back-number
books. etc; ours Is new, and we pay good sal
aries or commission: only earnest workers need
Philadelphia.
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The FIRST TIME YOU 90 BROKE

you can probably step into our office and walk
out with SO, or $50, or whatever you may need.
Perhaps you could not get it at all.
But that is improbable.
OF course, we do not loan to every one who
goes broke"
We discriminate.
But we loan TO most any one. There is no red
tape about our business.
We use our judgment.
We loan money TO salaTied people.
We practically advance salary.
Those holding good permanent positions do
not have TO furnish security. They do not have 10
have their notes Endorsed.
Their employers do not have TO know that they
are short of funds.
They do not have to be under obligations 10
any one. They can always be independent.
Our terms are easy. We allow small weekly
or monthly payments. We guarantee fair treat
ment.
All transactions are kept strictly confidential.
And our rates are low.
Remember us when you need money.
INDIANA LOAN CO.,
1SS7)
ROOM BUILDING,
24ik r. WASHINGTON ST.
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MONUMENTS.


MONUMENTS-A. Diener. as L. Washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works Z entrance Crown Hill.
NONUMENTS-lndiana Marble and Granite
Works. Encaustic, tile floors. marble and tie
wainscotlng. l7 ~. Delaware. old Phone sA
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Spfrftu8Iist.

SPIRITUALISM-The First Spirstualistic Church.
corner Alabama ana New York streets, sun
day services at 1913 a. m. and 1;s5 y. IN. Mrs.
Amanda Coffman. inspirati0nal speaker. VIII oc-
cupy the rostrum and gave tests morning and
evening. Regular Wednesday evening meeting
at 7:45 o'clock. All welcome.
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REAL ESTATE-Double house on Huron street,
near Virginia avenue; I'VE rooms each side;
city water, ~cistern. natural gas; lot 40xli0; only
81, 100; rents for $40 year; good investment. A. j.
MEYER & co, IA Z. Market.
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INSURANCE.

STOVE REPAIRs-stove repair and tin shop.
SIS Virginia av. New phone. SfIa Old 'phOns
green. asa.
sTOVEs-MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Neal steel rarEes and gasolins
goods. HOME STOVE CO. il7-ils 5 Meridian 81
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WANTED-HEIP


man and woman for general house.
work. Apply AS y. Pennsylvania 81.
WANTED-s12 weekly for copying letters home.
either sex. Send two stamps for particulars
EAGLE MFG. CO, 50 Dearborn st, Chicago.
WANTED-s9 10 SIS weekly working for US Al
home: no canvassing; IL now employed an hour
or two evenings Will add So TO IS 10 your weekly
income. InclOse stamp. Work mailed on appIf-
cation. Address 18th CENTURY MFG. co,
Toledo, o.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

o SALE-Very fine organ at a bargain, 2lO6
College avenue.
FOR ALE few secondhand furnaces, suit
able for private house, church and school
heating. THE ROLLYN HAWKINS co, Il4-1l6
Virginia ave.
FOR SALE-Typewriters, all standard makes:
machines rented SO per month. Repairing So
licited. Room %.
No. Z S. Meridian st. Old phone 1880.
FOR SALE-Drug store, well located; fine furni-
ture; business has been $40. 900 and Sl2. 900 a.
year. Continued i'll health Of owner compels
sale. HOWAR GALE. 120 E. Market st.
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Marriage Licenses.
Deaths.
DIED.

RICHARDS-Louise, wife Of George a. Rich
ards. on Friday. S a. N. Funeral Sunday. lSo
p m, from residence, 81 North Senate avenue.
Friends invited.
WILKINSON-John Wilkinson. 8lo y Illinois.
aged eighty-nve. Friends invited 70 house
Burial private.
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VITAL sTATIsTICs1JAE. IS.
Births.


Charles and Dora sehakel. 400 Dunlap street.
Henry and Kate Overlook. 30 Kansas street.
boy.
oscar and Fannie Perkins. 81 willard street
George and Fannie Price. SIS Eddy street., SRI.
Felix and Mary Althon. So Chadwick street.
boy.
Samuel and Lemon Gaddie. 1856 North Arsenal
Robert and Grace Casey. los Douglass street
girl
avenue, girl.
Marriage
Gustav J T. Never and sophia CralauA
Peter z. Grimes and = Dora Pgr1eu-
James A. SeWart aId Amelia furnlss.
William 7. Brown and Anna @ Arterburn
Joseph V. Zieglsr and Christian :. stein
Thomas finder and Bertha lesmann.
Deaths.
Martha Mathews. seventy, i2S Union street.
fatty degeneration or heart
Lucinda Hockstt. ~sixty-one. $50 Leon street.
drOpsey.
street. senility.
Annie 5. Woollen. hfty-nine, ISIS North Senate
avenue.
Christian Sudmeyer. seventy-seven. 2io hoyt
avenue, bronchitis.
Louise r. Richards. forty-four. st North sen
ate avenue, peritonitis.
Lewis A. Newhouse. forty-four, 1851 Boyd
avenue, tuberculosis.
John L. Penn. twenty-five, 1s Belmont avenue.
consumption.
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COnEreEational.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services held in the Temple. corner Delawars
and Tenth streets. II. c.. MeserVe. pastor. Resi-
dence, l4ll Park avenue. $50 a. m, sunday
school: 1915 a. m. morning worship, With ser
mon 10y the pastor. 1.30 p. m, organ recital by
Mr.. L. i. Birge; 745 D. m. Dr. Frank X. san
ders, OF Yale Divinity School. Will speak on Old
Testament Ideals" For further details see adj
vertisement on last page Of this paper. Seats
free. All are welcome.
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PAINTING.

PAINTING-Joseph Il. Adams. painter. GIL Hud.
son ST. Make your engagements through Office
phone new. ISL. or residence phone new 1904, for
painting. graining. ~kalsomining, tintins and
glazing.
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New list every Saturday. Telephone 1456. Of
fees for rent in Indiana Trust Building. City
property for sale. Loans negotiated. Fire insur-
ance at lowest rates.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSHES you want TO mako
money? Our system OF turf speculation VIII
earn you large dividends weekly. Endorsed by
nnahciaI Journals. Write for particulars HAM
MOND a CO., Dept. %, n Park Row, New
York city.
BUSINESS CHANCE-A few shares IN the rich
est gold mine in the KiOndike, or In the world
for sale cheap; SO. 1000 taken out In three
years. over so. 900. 900 stilI remain 10 pay. divi-
dends 10 share owners. Apply Immediately, az
IL will be sold cheap. Address Box ). care
Journal
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-An Eastern house
Just having opened a branch store IN In
dianapolis for the sale Of their products wants
a man with some money. business ability and
energy 10 take the State agency. The business
is clean and profitable. An exceptional oppor-
tunity for a young man. Address BOX 10.
Journal Office.
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HELP.

WANTED-Spare time OF men acquainted with
prominent persons: good pay. A. STEGMAN,
49, la Sale av., Chicago.
WANTED-A craftsman; one with experience in
architectural or bridge works preferred. Ad-
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WANTED-Young men wanted any distance,
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We pay IS per thousand: send addressed en-
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%, Box AL. Philadelphia.
WANTED-Government positions-Where they
are and how obtained. Full particulars as to
salaries, dates. places Of examinations TO be held
soon in every State. etc, mailed free; write for
circular. NATL COR. INST, Washington, d. G.
WANTED-Responsible manager TO take charge
OF warerooms and Office 10 be opened in In
dianapolis TO further business interests OF old
established manufacturing concern. Salary sl25
per month and extra profits. Applicant must
have good references and $500 cash. Address
p. o. Box 1921, Philadelphia, Pa.
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wANTED-sALEsMAN.

WANTED-Two specially men wanted by man
ufacturing hrm; permanent position; good line;
bond required. Address Box l23. care Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman for Indiana by
well-established wholesale house; high commits
sion contract, with S25 weekly allowance while
travelling. JESS. II. SMITH & CO, Detroit.
Mich.
WANTED-Traveling salesman who possesses
clean record, business tact and energy. Spe-
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man. Address. with references. Box 81, cleve-
land. o.
WANTED-By established house, specially sales
man to sell exceedingly attractive, salable line
to retail trade. offering special inducements and
liberal terms. Permanent contract, good terri
tory. High-priced men investigate. ELYSIAN
MFG. 20, Detroit, Mich.
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BY THE UNION TRUST CO.,
1lS-I22 Z. Market St.
(Company's Building)
1882 ~. Delaware 10 rooms. modern.......... 5000
22l5 Bellefontaine. 9 rooms. nodern........ 300
24O5 y. CAPITOL ay. Q rooms. modern......... 1000
1929 Central av, s rooms. Trust gas.......... 1000
Rin5Ie line: fruit : etc eee to1H- 1000
2l3 Detroit. s rooms. 800
Flat, Algonquin" 3 rooms. bath........... 1890
ss7 n. Capitol 100
9 N. State av, barber 800
437 S. Capitol av., 1900
Office, second floor. 1871 Virginia av......... 1900
OFFICES.
Desirable rooms, Company's Building,
1lS-122 L. Market.
Modern Offices in Law $500 and
upward; steam heat, electric light. janitor serv-
ice: complete law library for tenants use.
FOR RENT
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FURNACES.


FURNACES-Once more in the ring. The cheap
est place to buy a frst-clas furnace Is a.
ZIG S. Pennsylvania. New phone l449. HENRY
A STUMPF.
OLD ROOSTER, SPRING CHICKEN AND
ROSTERS can be fried tender
and made TO taste as good as spring chicken
by only a few cooks. After others have failed
Rollyn Hawkins can put your furnace in shat
TO heat your house. He has made sick furnaces
a special study. Once, ia and 1l6 Virginia av
Telephones: Old. 1868. New. 1856.
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FOR

FOIs list at JS1 T. Market: srouna
nnor GREGORY a APPEL
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REAL ESTATE-New. modern. S-room house,
on N. Capitol ave, near Both St; bath, fur
mace, electric lights. hardwood floors; cabinet
mantels: attic, cement sidewalks; price. $4,5eo;
iEcumbrance $500 at 81 PER cent. Must sell
at once.
J. G.
156 f.. Market.
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NOTICE.

N~OTICE-FEED l. A CATS CLIPT OATS.
S2l W. WASHINGTON ST.
galvanized iron. steam. hOt-water
and furnace work. THE ROLLlN
co. ll4-Il6 Virginia av. old 1858, new SCs6.
NOT1CEI wish 70 correspond with manufac-
turers with the view OF handling their account
on the Pacific coast with headquarters IA san
Francisco. Address l. c.. 1911 l. ST.. SScra-
mentO, Cal
NOTICE-If in need OF secona-naRo building ma
terial OF any dsserlptton call on or phone THH
rNrDIANAPOLIS CO. l0l5 Cornell
az New Phone S55s. OLD ULDlNGa
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
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are charged at very low rate OF : cents a line
No additional charge per line for bank or dash
lines. Telephone 20 and your ad NAl be called
for.
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SUCCESS IN SPECULATION"

Large prohts can now be made in stocks ana
grain on small investments by cur safe system.
Send for our book. Modern Methods for safe
Investments" and our special letters Of advice
free. NJ. y. FLOWER * Co. bankers and
brokers, Chicago Stock Exchange bldg, Chicago.
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WESTINGHOUSE. INVESTMENT.

Three-story brick; two storerooms and eleven
fats upstairs; total rental. 81, 750; this property
can be bought for $4,000; let US show II TO you
JOHN WOCHER q BRO, q n. Pennsylva-
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DENTISTRY.
LOST.

LOST-Scottish Rite ring with diamond setting.
Return ~ z. Market II. Reward.
I-OST-Cut-steel purse. containing a hve-dollar
gold piece, al English's Iheater Saturday after
noon. Reward n returned % lsT Park
IOST-A pair OF spectaclss In a case. some
where on Meridian 81. between Vermont ana
che circle. Return TO MILLINERY EMPORIUM.
Reward
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TYPEWRITERS,

TYPEWRITERS.
FOR SALE-Thc Fox, Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale or rent at antitrust
prices. G. NJ. MERRICk, Gen Agt. Phones, 500.
ia E. Washington St, Indianapolis.
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HORSESHOEING-Flrst-class work. Special at
tentiOn to lameness and interfering. mi
FEELS SIS z. Washington ST
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-21

e where thousands will BE- Open all the year Catal
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-21

The Boer leaders and generals who
paid visit to the King OF England
are now contemplating visit to the
united states. One OF the generals
says that altogether about 500 Ameri-
cans and 900 lrishmen were with the
Boer forces during the war.
Hop pickers of Willamette Valley
Will this year receive fifty cents PER
box.
A special government agent has ar
rived IN the state and will investigate
the alleged timber land frauds of
Tillamook county.
Frank c, Andrews, the Detroit bank
wrecker who misappropriated the
funds OF the City Savings Bank was re.
Gently sentenced to serve i5 years ut
hard labor in the Jackson prison.
Harvesting is now at full swing in
the Columbia River counties of this
state, and from this district alone.
approximately 25 per cent more wheat
will be available than was handled
last year. There was some damage
by Spring frosts and some loss by
shattering at harvest, but the crop as
a whole Is very satisfactory in it's di-
mensions, with the quality unusually
GOOD.
While Oregon will celebrate Septem-
her / as Labor day; the farmers Of the
Walla Walla Valley will observe it as
Straw day. That is, they will spread
newly harvested straw on the country
roads so ms to enable the grain teams
to haul large loads, the dust. at this
season of the year being uncomfort-
ably deep. Between 200 and 500
miles OF those roads will be treated in
chat manner. This exhibits com
mendable public spirit, and is whole
some move to make the hest Of things.
Willamette Valley farmers are sow
ing large acreages to clover of late on
account of the falling off in the re-
turns from wheat. 1t furnishes clover
seed, clover hay and clover pasture
which is all that could be desired by
web footer for successful farming and
stock raising.
Oscar Gorrell OF Eugene, has been
elected TO professorship in the Tung
Wen Institute, at Annoy, China. His
salary will be 1900 annually.
H. E. Dosch has been commissioned
by the Lewis & Clark exposition man
agement to go to Japan and make ar
rangemonts to have display OF Ore
gon products at the Osaka Fair in
l9O3, thus promoting friendly feeling
between Japan andThe 1895 Fair.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-21
Ladies' Shirt Waists

ese are in Merccrised cotton and Percale at onehaf
lar price
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-21
Certificates Granted.

AT the recent teachers examinations
in this county the following received
certificates: First Grade: Geo. Gaily
and Lille Beach. Second Grade:
Mrs. Rose Tully Schneider, Mrs. j. n.
Fletcher, Miss Alethea Gift and A. S.
Davis. NJ. r. Ghormelly took the
examination for state certificate.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-21
WORLDS NEWS.
FROM FAR AND NEAR.
Clipped and Copied From
Our Exchanges.

Bessie Mills, young girl of Forest
Grove fell off raft in Gales Greek
near Forest Grove, Oregon, last Sat
urday. She sank and was under the
water twenty minutes before rescued
Alter short time she was revived
and is all right.
Victor Williams, an Indian OF the
umatilla reservation on his death bed
confessed to having murdered Mrs
Tessant in 1889 for which another
Indian named Pilyeu was tried, found
guilty and hanged.
Chas. NJ. Schwab, the well known
promoter of the largest trusts in the
world Is now reported to be in delicate
health aid will retire from active bust
ness. The duties OF such life are
too strenuous for an ordinary consti-
tuition.
Two OF Ringing Pros. elephant cars
containing u elephants were derailed
last week between Seattle and Port
land. Four OF the trainers and
Keepers were hurt but the animals es
capped injury
The city of New York contains
5S4,7SS Hebrews or Jews which is
equal to about one-fourth or fifth OF
the population.
A pcsfe is in search OF two men
who held up the Freewater saloon las.
week and it is supposed committed
various other robberies. When a
deputy sheriff attempted to arrest
them they shot him and escaped.
The deputy's wound however is not
dangerous.
"Tho "Note and Comment" man OF
the Oregonian has the following to
say about the state school iund: The
last Legislature OF Oregon ordered the.
State Land Board TO lend out tic
irredudibl" school land fund at per
cent interest. The law is imperative
because 6 per cent is not obtainable
on safe security. Here is lesson with
80 full treatises on fiat. Cannot the
sovereign will OF the State OF Oregon
lend money at per cent or, in com
merce, is the sovereign law the law OF
commerce?
W. ". McCreaiy, prominent rail-
road contractor Of Spokane, says he
looks for large amount OF railroad
building in Oregon and Washington
III the next few years. Surveying
parties are now out in all directions"
lie said, land money is flowing in con-
stantly from the East in enormous
quantities The development in tim
Der alone will cause many miles of
railroad to be built, and | look for
good times to keep up for the next 10
years at least"
Time-expired South African soldiers
have beer the victims of curious de-
lusion which is causing the officials Of
the United States Embassy consider
able annoyance. Former British SOL
diers who have served against the
Beers have been applying in numbers
at the Embassy for enlistment in the
American Army in the Philippines.
They all say report was in circuia-
tion at Cape Town and Durham that
the United States was enlisting ex-
British soldiers for service in these
islands. At the Lendon Embassy
scores of applicants have already been
turned away greatly disappointed.
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Notice.
Supt.

Mrs. Clara Montgomery, who has
recently assumed charge OF the Enter
prise House w's!es to inform the
public that the building has received
a thorough cleaning and fumigation,
and that it will be open to the public
today. and she solici;s share of your
patronage.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-21
Teachers Institute.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual Teachers Institute for Wallowa
county will he held at Joseph, Sept.
3, a and 5. The program will be All.
nounced later. J.C. CoNLRY,
Supt.