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The 5!aSka Indians.

The are Only 4o,coo Of the A'asks
Indians. Thy ale ndo ent and squal-
I'd. Their number is constantly de-
creasing They 1--we hat of their days
in canoes MADE Of solid logs, burn, d
cut. In the miserable huJs are bl, ar.
eyed old SINNERS ard hafc clad won en-
who will sell Nhatever hey happen 10
possess, even their child daughters,
provided they get their piioe, ard
every family las a dog or Two IS L. ly
and duty as their owners.
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PLANT SUNFLOWERs

everywhere, where you can find a
place, about the barn or fowl house. 1t
is well known that this plant is especl-
ally valuable for its health-given quail
ties. All that is needed is to press the
seed under the soil, and the plants will
care for themselves. On the margin
of the sink dram, near the out house or
pig sty, or in the unused runs of the
poultry yard, these plants Will be filling
the place OF the health committee, and
he lall crop OF seed will make valu-
able change OF diet for the fowls dur
lng the winter and spring.
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Getting al the H9tlYe.

Now, sir" SAID the Prosecuting
Attorney. pompously, You are a rail-
road man. YOU say. Now, siT, hts
see how much YOU know about your
business, sir What motive, sir, has
YOUR company for running is uairs
through he CITY faster than the crdi.
nances decree I"
What motive &
"Yes, sir, what mo i've? Come sir -
"Why, locomotive. should say"
The witness was fined for contempt
OF court Chicago News
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For Sale.

A country store, situated in rich
farming sction and dong a good bD.,.
uess. Three acres of ground. oBc.
building, large store house, with I,ying
rooms. and good stock of general
merchandise. Will take some KirL.. !.
Vile property in part paym App p,
at this Office. tf
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THE WRONG PARTY.

fIe has i'uder, dude-like ali,
And oakod SO gentle and appealing.
Ithourht 10 80 him uu rlFhI there.
Ana with i-person wiped the criillg
But when lie barGei ne IN i lie head,
And .uuded me III! WIS mellow,
~: cgse ne, sir." s,ny said
II ioek You ior ~ aj,-tIcrr-f,l 5v.
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or something about those charming
creoles or the romantic picturesque
MSS of the Crescent City. People
wlro shall die before this and spring
viii have a good deal TO be thankful
fcr.- Bcston Transcript.
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For Sale.

One fifth interest IN the sp,iDo
Creek Coal Mine. This is the bess
mine in the northwest. Situated p;rs
miles west OF Kirksville on the O M
& P. Ky. For particulars inquire ~
1t GrDEos AMcE, Novinger Nh
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viii GIVE the Weather i Rest.

The convers. t on at the summer
hotels next season viii usually begin
with some such remarks as When |
was IN New Orleans last winter" O..
"Dutlng my visit to the exposition,
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THE FAT%-

In search of q -ew hor,e. sta,e o s-- -.
cure bctteT returns fnT i. !1.
mcnSsr tGaf the Na',.i 70 ., $50
Tcuie 10 HrE7usas. T.>-.s. ls7--=
SID al, POINTS So :tii, ". ---l -f-.--.'
and that ToEni-tI:p l7ri-rElie.- s.. sa....
at very lnyF s::ses a:s ai,-,r. ~
ticket ni5Ees. D@scrinttfs = -.sts --.--
Ger ~ Arkansas ard ':-@s-. sel-f
app.,cant3 - a@'ite-ssa tls .~--... -
en-s.rrr :
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Our Poultry Department

Tn. cuts III lnus.rsuIl 'bis @, ,rar'heni are
kindly furnished us. through the courtesy orc. J.
Ward, Publisher OF the Aueii, all Poultry Journal
Chicago. his. send your name and address Tor
specimen copy.
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Has long since c.55ra .r,
iiiy9rits-To, : 81 :,.e -s'a-.--
siie Ea-s, >,0T i F4J g.
s1Tts OF :;it >Ga.i., rs 80 i'r- p
years prcvided 5ester gcr -s,--~..- .--s--.. 81,
more Attractions thar ~ g e.. g..
9cT tH.s clnss % travel .: -r.,-
be had at redu ed rates - -
o. 81 Il = .-a.ll.t
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A NEW EovEL Br W. u. HowELLs,

Author of Venetian Days" ~ Moderu IN
stance, etc. This story deals with the rise o.
an American business man. A novel BY
Henry James, 4 novelette, by Grace Denic
Lichfieli, and short stories BY Uncle Re-
mus frank R. Stockton. II. II. B yesen T
a. Janvier, Il H., Julian Hawthorne, an6
other equally we,l-known writers viii ap-
pear at Yariuus times.
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Dividends
The lNDEPENDEAT

Of View York, IS acknowledg, 10 be what the Pa
Hs.l Gazette Of London. saws Il Is. lone Of the
Hb.tst w-eki'es in existence II occupies two
Eeds--rui giuu aud literary.
II publ shes eachwsek from Twenty five to
Thirty iLIee per cent more reading matter than
any niits contemporaries. With the exception Of
IT, r'.uwI uI ''-elections.' every line In every
issue Is Sew. Q iginal Adtt-r. written expressly
i1r H. Itp g. more each week for literary mat
ter than any Ihr ufis contemporaries put tOgeth-
tF- lLhA= laTStei anu pest corps oi cOntriou-
tors OF any pc .luiical In the world. IL unde-
nUmina;ional IN religion anf uusurp in lit
tF'ry ability. lis reyisws uI books udeIcelled
in journalism. is Edit ria!s fearless. Its de-
paFrHlcuts Uf science and BibcaI Research give
yaiuah" inform alton uuOoJained elsewhere. Its
Markets and FinLnci3l Reports aud commercial
Aruc es are Ca.-eT'y sought Tor by those wanting
e.. rect Information uppa those subjects. Its oe-
pavtmeUis Tor '-OIi Ili yOulE'' is filed with
stories and articles in prose anl poetry.
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FICTION.

In this line THE CEHTUEY viii maintain 1t:
prestige, and furnish tie best stories by
American writers that can be procured. Ii
November begins
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MIsCELLANEOUs FEATrREs.

Under this heading may be included :
series of papers on The Cities Of Italy by "
D. Howells, the illustrations being reproduc.
tions of etchings and drawings by Joseph
Pennell; series on
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THEINDEPENDENT

IS family newspaper of the frst-clas. and is re-
cnguized IS OF the great educators OF the Land
Every one who wishes to be well informed upon
great variety oi subj cts should subscribe for it,
During the past year Eae independent, desiring
that It's subscribers should have stories by the
best living authors. has published contributions
from W. +. Norris author OF 'Natrimouy.' NO
Sew Thing etc: J. Dale. author OF 'GuerLdaIe >
'Ihe Crime OfHenry Yane.' etc: Julia scs1yer au-
tho of Tiger Lily aud Other StOries-' Sir Samuel
W Baker. The celebrated Egyptian Explorer: Mrs
j. H Riddell. author OF -'fhe Senior partner, ;
etc; Thomas Hardy. author of a Pair OF ,sIue
Eyes, Two OF u Tower. etc, EiwaTu Everett
Hale, author Of Ten Times One Is Ten etc; James
Payn, the celebrated English yoyelist; Lucy c.
Lille, I " Robinson, Fred ID Storey, Henry W
Lucy. Harriet Prescott SpoffOrd. Rebecca harding
Davis, Sarah Orn- Jewett. Frank K Stock ,ou, II II
Boy ese n, Ivan Tourgeuef and others.
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NATURES VITAL HEALING
POWERS

emploTed though AIR, WATER, FOOD,
HEAT LIGHT, TECTHICITY, MAGNF-
rlsM. VITAL SPIRIT aided by the wonderful 1t
tie Giant Electric Battery and the New Patent IL
ec;ric VapOr raih
Poison extracted from the system and tine blood
purified. The system cleared OI mercury. tobsceo.
and other deleieriOus substance and the whole man
pla ed / l position to be reached aud cured by
natures remedies. have opened an oillce tor the
tSatmsut of the afflicted my residence, two
blocks northeast of the square where am fully pie
pared with The appliance OF this new, wonderful;
and potent system Tor the relief ard cure OF all
kinds OF CHRONIC DISEASES. Scrofua Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy, Cancer. Neuralgia, by yspepsia. and
all female diseases OF every Ki1d. All diseases
can be successfully ire tted by this system. Those
who have failed 10 iad relief. by the old system OF
treatment are invited to call and see Consul
tatiOns free. Apply % T.. ID. HENRY. v. ID.
KIRK-vIILE. NO.
ONCE and Residence, Blocks, northeast OF rub
lie square n36-3U
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JOHN BURROUGHS
will write from time to time on outdoor sub
iects

Readers Of The CENTURY may feel sure Of
keeping abreast Of the tines on leading sub
jects that may sroperly come withiu the
province Of q mosthly magazine lts circu.
lation is now about !4O OlG monthly. the
November number exceeding that tigIre
subscriptions should date from this lumber
beginning the War Series and T HoweFs
novel. Price 500 year, 80 cents a number,
All booksellers and news-deaiers sell it ana
take subscriptions, or remittance nav be
made to the publisher.
A free specimen copy OF TIE CENTURY viii
be sent on request en1ion this paper.
The CENTURY Co. New York, y Y.
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THE INDEPENDENT

has twenty two distinct departments. edited by
twenty-five specialists, which inclndes Biblical
Researches. Sanitary, Fine Arts. Music, Sclbucas
Pebles. -rsOnaIIt-e5. Ministerial IL zister Hymn
Notes SCBOOl aud college Literature. Religions
intelligence. Mission. sunday school, News Of The
week, Finance. Commerce. ins rance. stories,
Puzzles, selections and = griculture. Thirty-two
in all
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VITA Dsns 1as Of PATTY.
Health & Happiness
FOR ALL
TIE SEVENTH SEAL OPENED /! A NEW
HUhiAa SENSE ADDED. THE PRINCIPLE
OF LIFE DISCOVERED THROUGH
The Wapafh,c System of Nature

Comprising fuiI and complete Vitapatiy sys-
TEN of medical pr ctlce. Rnd correct - stem Of
diagnosis with the proper treatment tor every dis
ease, combining religion nd science in one inviu-
eiple system OF Life and health for the whole hu-
man family. curing mind aud body ofeyery disease
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THE NEW NORTHWEST,

being an interesting group OF papers by
Smalley Lieut. Schwatka, Principal Gran
(of Kingstoa, Ontario). and others, descrip
tive OF Httle-known regions; papers oI
French and American art.-scul lpture anC
painting, with some exquisite illustrations
paUers on
ASTRONOMY, ARCHITECTURE, AND HISTORY
the first being by Professor Langley anG 9th.
ers Under Architecture and included NOR
Of RS. Van ReLsselaer's article on Churches
City and Country Houses. etc. Colone
George E Waring, IT., will describe
PROGRESS IN SANITARY DRAINING;
E. c. stedman, Edmund Gosse, and other:
will furnish literary essays; George W. Cable
Will contribute in ylriOus ways; several pa
pers on port and adventure will soon bt
published, and
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coLoRED FRoyTIsPrECEs.

Buy the November number for the chill
dren Il costs only - cents and all book and
news dealers sell il The subscril tion price
is $3.50 year. and now is just the time to
subscribe.
fr specimen COPY Of ST. NICHOLAS will
be sent on request. Mention this paper.
The CENTURY Co. New-York, y.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
POCONAiSES.
Latest Modes for Sash. Coat and Other
Dresses.

Latest Modes for Sash. Coat and Other
Dresses.
The new polonsises which Madame
Raymond says are only polonaises in
part are founi among the latest i'm
portations of French dresses These
are quite varied in desi en-. some Of
them being severe. straight and state
Unlocking. while the more boutfant and
youthful styles are also represented. OF
the latter is one pretty and simple fash
ion that will be popular. because it is
a design that will be useful for modern
izing last wears dresses This is q
polonaise in the back only. being mere
ly pointed bodice or closely fitted
basque. heightened in the back by
sash-like drapery tied in one or two
broad. long loops. and below these
there are two ends that hang the whole
length of the skirt beneath. This is
handsome in either wool or velvet
Ghe two fabrics now most used for
corSageS). and may be made Of a SIM
pie striped fabric which matches in one
of its stripes the color of the has Iue.
vi tISt ilt itSuIdl SisntS llldh De hSti,
rs these can now be bought in wool or
in velvet with stripes along one side, or
else plain ground with stripes form
ing border across each end.
This sash polonaise is handsome
in dark wool. with gay stripes
attached to a po nted basque of
the plain, diagonal wool. with vest or
plastron made of the stripes. 1t Is also
considered very dressy when made OF
black or dark velvet for the pointed
corsage, with cashmere-striped velvet
for the sash. With such a polona Sc
the skirt will be of plain velvet laid in
few plaits. with wide kilt front, OF
else the skirt will have full-Shirred
back, and there will be deep apron OF
the plain velvet covering the front.
turned upward on the left side. and
widely faced there with the striped
goods of the sash. This costume is so
easily made thai it will commend itself
to the home dress maker as a good de-
sign either for new dresses or renovating
old ones For instance. a velvet COS
tune of last year can have all its best
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
PERSONAL, AND lMPERSONAI

Bonanza Mackav's wealth is esti-
mated at one hundred and eighty mil
lion dollars.
Lucy Hooper SAYS Nine Patti will
be tempted To America again this win
ter with Yankee dollars.
-Seuator Jones. of Nevada. is in
luck gain. As he has large interest
in gold mines on Douglas Island.
A.a>ka, which are Welding him two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars \
year.
jay Gould says that the demands
on his charity from strangers foot up
an average of one million dollars per
week. No one asks for less than five
thousand dollars, and the majority
want seventy-tiye thousand dollars.
After service of forty-four years
in the navy. Rear Admiral Francis A.
Roe has retired from active duty by
reason of attaining his sixty-second
year. He has. since 1881. been on duty
"a Governor of the United States Naval
Asylum.
DR.. III. s. Lucas, of Chester. the
discoverer Of the emery mines there
and the corundum mines in the Blue
Ridge Mountains of North Carolina
and Georgia. has been searching for
more than forty years, beginning in
fact when he was student in the Berk-
shire Medical College a. ittstield.-
Boston Budqet.
Mrs. f. G.. White, the prophecies.
on whose published visions, seen in a
trance, the Seventh Day Advent Church
is founded. in her old age has gone to
England. She is said to be woman
of stern Christ an principles and much
alb lity: and none of her obedient dis
ciples believe in her revelations more
firmly than she does herself. Detroit
Post
The Gar of Russia has bestowed
upon Alvan Clark, of Cambridge.
Mass. the golden honorary medal of
the Empire. in acknowledgment OF
the excellent performance of the great
object glass made by Mr.. Clark for the
chief telescope in the Pulkowa Observ-
atory. The medal is given very rarely
and only for extraordinary merits.
Only one other has been granted by the
present Emperor.
In the early days of the war. req
ments used to command their Colonies
to make speeches. The Twenty-tirsr
Illinois, having been fired by a speech
from General Logan. who was visiting
their camp, called for "a few remarks
from Colonel Grant. Colonel Grant.
equal to the occasion, rose and said in
a tone of command, go to your quar-
ters a; once. The regiment went.
They realized even then that their
Colonel was ma. of few words, but
every inch Colouel.-N. \. Indepen-
dcRt
The average man fails to find ouS
wherein lie the fascinations of the
female school teacher for his sex. In
Colorado new supply of school teach
ers is needed every year for the reason
that they all get married, and in Con-
nectcut they are refusing to engage
them unless they promise to renounce
all love-making during their term with
the ferrule. 1t ought to require some
courage to propose matrlmonv to 4
schoolma am. and vet it would seem
that the number of brave and heroic
men is continually gu the Increase
N \. Mercury.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
SLEEPING BESSIE.

Lightly tread who come to peep
At the little maiden's sleep.
Let your steps the carpet cross
soft as sunshine over moss,
Lest her dream should suffer loss.
flushed the baby lies, so late
Entered through the crystal gate
That a calm and holy grace,
Borrowed from some blessed place,
ShIneth still within her face.
Lashes. laid In slumber meek,
Fringe with gold a tender cheek.
Tinted like the dewy sprays
of the hlussomed peach, whose praise
Floods the robins roundelays.
And as Il a white rose tree
nropt its daintiest petal. sse
How the dnmpled hand CLEANS fair
Through the rippies Of her hair,
Clasped by angels unaware
VITO shall sing her cradle song
silver streams would do her wrong;
Whispering leaves are over rude,
And the twitter in the wood
Prom the linnet's nesting brood.
Flowers We shed, in lieu Of speech,
With a blessing shut in each,
Culled at dawn from emerald dells,
where the wild bee longest dweIls
Graded deep in honey bells
Strcw the sweets above her rest
only hearts ease on the breast.
by our potent sylvan art
Charming thus the budding heart
Prom all thorny sting and smart.
ON the blue ewes. curtained last,
Blue forget me nots We cast
Mayflowcrs pink we scatter free
p'er the feet. ON hill and lea
Fragrant may their treading bet
Last Of all are lilies given.
That the maiden soul 70 Heaven
Nav uphit its chalice white,
Where the teardrops of the night>.
Turn to pearls with dawning light
Nav. but here there bendeth one
Doth out bless our benson.
Deepest love is purest prayer.
Mounting high the starry stair
To the Love beyond compare.
Sect she stirs. The dimpIe dips
All about the drowsy lips.
BOnny dreams blue eyes beguilO.
Not so we'll but mothers smile
Shall to waking reconcile.
Lee Bates. in ". y fndepeM1eaf.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

hTs, our Teul WAS ten uOllhTs iioHtu,
jack bad tumbled down and broken not
his crown, but his leg. would Jill come
tumbiing after' thought so for those
first few hours, and then il came to me.
What if he Law there in the last long
sleep and could not wait on him any
more2 and fell on my knees with sobs
Of thankfulness. ashamed of repning.
How quickly we adjust ourselves to
sober fact, For two weeks Jack had a
high fever. and much of the time he
talked of that bag, and how
sorry be was he could not get it. Every
dsy he seemed to be sinking lower and
lower, and the old doctor eyed me visit
fully as he went out; knew what he
was thinking of-how young she is to
be left alone. One night. after two
weeks of almost ceaseless watching. l
fell asleep by his side, my head buried
in my arms. | was utterly wearied
in that dead stupor that comes from
long wakefulness. After midnight
something reused me. The moon was
looking in upon us, and the light made
Jacks face look deathly enough. His
hand about nv hair had reused me-
felt his pulse, it was going down rap
idly. God was good to me; had l slept
on it would have been too late to have
helped him. l remembered what the
doctor sald: when the fever turns give
him more stimulant, or he will sink
away. All night fed him the stimu-
liant every half hour. praying that
night be kept awake. With the morn
ing sun he looked up. Jill" he said
the first rational word he had uttered
since he LETT me to rush into the car for
that miserable bag-and then, goose
that | was, tainted dead away. When
came to 'uyse!f. Jack was in natural
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15

The revival of the polka dot sug-
gests to some people that the world Of
fashion is in its dottaye.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
DIR. ALBERT

Has discovered the greatest cure in the world for
weakness in the back and limbs. in nvolr"tarv dis
char.es i'm potency, general debility. nervousness
languoT. confusion Of ideas, palpitation OF the
heart, tmidiiy, trembling, dimress of sight or
gddiness diseases of the head throat, nose or
skin affections Of the liver lungs, stomach or
bowels-rhose terrible disorders arising from the
solitary habits of youth and secret practices
blighting their most radiant hopes anlicpa
tions reT derins marriage impossible.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Those suffering from Nervous Debility. the
symptoms of which are dull, distressed mind.
which UNIT them for performing their business
and social duties; make happy marriages Imp0s-
sihle, distress thu action of the heart, causing
iushes of heat, depression of spirits, evil fore
hodings, Cowardice fear. dreams, short breath
ings, melancholy, tire easily OF company and
have preference 10 lie alone; feeling a. tired in
the morning when retiring. lost manhood.
white bone deposits in the aTIHs, nervousness,
trembling, confusion of thoughts, watery and
weak ewes dyspepsia, constipation. paieness, pain
and weakness in the limbs, etc, should consult
DR.. ALBERT Immediately and be restored 10
health.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
ORGANAL WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vgor restored. This
distressing aftiCtion which renders life burden
and marriage impOssbl,-is the penalty paid by
the victim of improper indulgence. The most
Chaste must acknowledge that the passions are
the great magnet hv which the whole world is at
traCted. Destroy them and what have We? Man
is longer in Dterested in the opposite sex, the in
rchauge Of that blissful repose which attrac's
aud interests the whole world exists no Longer;
man ceases TO ne what God made him; the wOrI-
is no longer interesting to him, and remorse and
disappointment his constant companions
Consult DR.. ALBERT al once and you will had
the sympathy and relief that you positively re-
uuira
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-15
THE ALBERT
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Superior St., Next to Postofice Cleveland, Ohio.
Chronic, Nervous, Skin and Blood Diseases
Successfully upon
The Latest scientific Principles
MARRIAGE.

NJ rried persons or young men contemplating
marriage. aware OF physical weakness, Loss OF Pro
creative Powers 1mpotency, or any other disqual
itcations speedily relieved. He who places him
self under the care OF DR.. ALBERT may cOnnde
in his honor = ge Itleman, and confidently rely
h; y, -,
, 1885-10-03

The Spokane Falls Lumber and
Manufacturing company has recently
secured control Of all the lumber
yards in the city and now have In
stock the largest, best and most COM
plete assortmento OF building material
that can be found anywhere in the
northwest east Of Puget sound, with
an unlimited capacity for manufac-
turing all that the market can pos
sibly demand, and is prepared to tlll
any orders from a bundle Of lath to a
dozen train loads. The immense
stock consists Of all kinds Of building
material, such as common and
dressed lumber, rustic, sash, doors,
blinds shingles, lath, mouldings,
ETC., etc, The facilities for manu-
factuflng enable the company to put
building material on the market as
cheap as it can be purchased any
where.
The company has on hand a vast
amount Of dry slab wood, just the
thing for summer fuel, which will be
sold in quantities to suit the pur-
chaser. Telephone connection with
all yards. Spokane Falls Lumber
and Manufacturing company