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tions which now existed between them, and of course no one alluded to either, or offered a word of com ment on the apparent absence of Ruby-Nell.
 Mrs. Rockwood, in her eagerness to arrange just to taste the sumptu- ous supper, had almost forgotten the afternoons experiences; but her husbands face was clouded.
 Nervous Miss Jennie divided her time between the guests and the din- ing-room, glancing with shudder occasionally at the old-fashioned clock
 At a moment when there was no human sound there came a knock a steady, meaningful knock-at the door. Miss Jennie hesitated, clutching nervousIy at the hem of her apron X step forward and an- other backward, crimson counte- nance which she strove futilly to hide from the questioning scrutiny of her friends aroused the alert Squire. who bethought him to play the gallant, for here was an oppor- tunitv not to be sighted. He ad- vanced to her side and tilted his bald head significantly She point ed to the door and turned away. Proud, proud for many a long day in the years which followed was the Squire of the office she assigned him, for when he opened the door the blast ushered in Roger May!
 The guests were speeches., con- oealed bv an icier influence than that of the wintrv nfght-a pres ence which they could not look upon in any other light under the circum- stances. than that of an intruder. They rivetcd their eyes upon the white, manly face before them, which though drawn and grief stricken showed not d trace of em- barrassment or fear.
 X door groaned with startling loudness. and Ruby-Nell, with tear stained cheek and disheyeled hair, came forward and stood for a mo- ment in silence. Mrs Redwood had appeared in the dining-room doorway and stopped, amazed be- yond expression. Roger advanced toward Ruby-Nell.
 q came by your appointment, Ruby-Nen, he said.
 Ny appointments" There was genuine surprise in her tones.
 'I was told" he said, as his eountenance fell, 'I understood that-that you cared to see me. |.
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GRANlNIAR SCHOOL.


 GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
 Sth Grade-(I) Selma Corley, CD Judson Moss, Elzie Flack, Fay Canada.
 7th Grade-A class, CD Jewell Cureton, Leona Maddox, Co Fay Livingston, Albert Parsons. B class, CD Gertrude Dif;e, @ Lila Burns, Minnie Carter, Minnie Jones.
 6th Grade-A class. (J Mary Vaughn, Co Pauline Newborn. B class, CD Riley Godbey,l Co Grace Simmons.
 5th Grade-A class, CD Mary Cureton, (2) Jewell Jones, Lois Gardner. B class, CD Fronnie Difie, Co Lula Wright, Jennie Park.
 PRIMARY SCHOOL.
 4th Grade-A class, CD Flu gene Stevenson, Audrey Whitten, @ Chas. Heiligers, Geo. Harton. Herbert Burns, Wallace Harrell Willie Cureton. B class, CD Ruth Shell, Co Myrtle Jones, Fred Me Collum.
 3rd Grade-A class CD Paul Gardner, Co Mildred Merrill, Ruth Lille, Dorothy Pyle, Nestal Major, Julian Little, Robbie Maddox. B class, CD Gladys Dickerson, Co Arthur Sarason, Frank Long, Pearl Cox.
 2nd Grade-A class CD Laburn Roberts, Co Ruby Moss, Hazel Gould. B class, CD Howard Maury, CD Warren Johnston.
 Ist Grade-A class, CD John Harton, Helen Hammer, Joe Der clay, CD Paul Teas, Hkllie Gene Gardner, Frances Robinson, Mittle Smith. B class, CD Willie John son, Edward Burr, Cyril Duck worth, John Spires, Caroline Brannon, CD Jesse McCollum Chester Gist, Le ster Gist, Lora Griffin, Helen Collier, Lellar Akin.
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THE FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING
Program of Meeting to be Held
 at EnOla
With the Mt. Zion Church Friday Before the Fifth Sunday in
 December, 1906.

Following is the program for the ffthl Sunday meeting to convene with Mt. Zion church Friday before the fifth Sunday in December, I9o6: 10 a. m.-Devotional service, J. Harper. II a. m.-Sermon by Eld. P. H. Glover. Subject foot-washing and the Lords supper; alternate $. W. Cotton. r2 m.-Adjournment for dinner. D. m.-Discussion on John g and ? by H. P. Glover and others. ID. m.-Preaching, J. 0. Can trell
 SATURDAY. Q a. m.-Does faith precede re- pentance2 Led by J. A. Batson. o:3o m.-Discussion on Rom ans g and II, C. M. Ford. Query Box.
 II a. m.-Preaching by M. A. Thompson; alternate M. Nj. Kelley. D. m.-Service, What ough- to be done with a brother who will not take the Lords supper, w. E. Roberts and others.
 D. m.-Discussion, What should be done with member tha' will not attend church, J. A. Marlborough and others.
 p.m.-Preaching by $. w. Cotton followed by brother H. ?, Plover. | SUNDAY MORNING. Sunday school mass meeting led by brother ]. M. (. Vaughter. II o'clock Preaching by the missionary brother w. E. Roberts
 c. T. KILPATRICK, Chm.
 H. H. STEVENS,
 c. W. LANE,
 4. ]. REEcE,
 w. Nj. HARPER,
 ]. NJ. BRYANT,
 Committee
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ,ss.

LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank l. Cheney makes oath that he IS senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business n the City oi Toledo County ana state ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrf that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK CHENEY sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres. ence, this oth day of December, A. D. lsso
 4. w. GLEASON, (SEAL.) NOTARY fVbLtS- acts directly on the blood and mucous surface of the system. Send for testimonials free
 F. l. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
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Try it Once.

There is more actual misery and less req! dan ger in a case of itching. skin disease than any otber ailm.nt Hunts cure is manufactured especially for these cases. II relieves instantly aud cures promptly. Absolutely gnarantetd
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all ears. Ruby-Nell entered and stepped lightly to her aunt, whose distorted fact still smothered in her apron folds.
 "Come with me, aunty," she said. 'It's no use,' said Mrs. Rock wood; "it's no use trying to coerce Jennie. She was always that head strong"
 'Iet us leave the matter witlt the Lord," said MT. Redwood, opening again the well-worn Bible.
 'Have the boys chunk up the fires, James" said Mrs. Redwood rising, "and I will go and help Mary with the turkey. We'll not let these fusses interfere with our Thanksgiy- ing, what little of it there is left"
 'It's a new idee, Sister Rock wood," said the Squire, jovially. ''We don't hear of Thanksgiving Supper very often. It's mostly al- ways Thanksgiving Dinner. l eele- brate twice to-day. How does that come? :?p
 'It's Jennie's doin's. Just ask her why she did it.
 
 Twilight, with its chores and busy preparations in the kitchen had passed, and deep, dense, snow-be- driven night had settled over the Redwood household. X few guests had arrived, each offering upon the threshold some cheery word of greet ing, and soon the clatter of voices around the great fire arose.
 The neighborhood knew well the history of Ruby-Nell and Roger May, their expected marriage on this very day, and the strained rela-
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DOn'tit Jar Your

To have cough that you can't leave on -tsr rn when vou go to bed? Put il away for good by using Simmons Cough Syrup. II heals inlama ton of the thrt at and lungs-giveS you rest and peaceful sleep.
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WARNING ORDER

In FanlkntI NHdnCtIY NDuIT $. G Smith. Plaintiff.
 vs No l0SS Marshal Burton X Michael Segerson De fendants The defendant, Michael Segerson, is hereby warn ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, $. C. Smith.
 Given under myhand as Clerk of the Faulkner Chancery Court and the Seal of said Court on this 10th day of November, 1900.
 A M. LEDBETTER, l3 1t Clerk Of Faulkner ChanceTY Court.
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QUARTERLY HONOR ROLL
list of Distinguished Pupils at the Conway
 Public Schools.

The following is the honor roll f the Conway public school for he quarter ending November 25, |eo6.
 HIGH SCHOOL.
 Senior Class-G) Ella T>hayer, |2) Mary Wilson. Junior Class ID Jessie Vaughn, (2) Carrie Vaughn. Sophomore Class-(p
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Millie Parsons, May Park, (2) Til tie Holt.
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Choice these many bargains.

Embroidery hoops.
Good siz drinking clippers.
CRYSTAL drinking glasses.
Two doz. safety pins.
Ironing wax.
Screw drivers.
Tunnels.
Egg heaters.
Tracing wheels.
Gold plated collar buttons.
Tack hammers.
Butter paddles.
Gimlets.
Pot covers.
Tin pie plates.
Package twenty-five envelopes.
Paper gold eyed needles.
Five boxes carpet tacks.
Two dozen pearl buttons.
Rubber elastic isle web.
IA white buttons.
Five inch pillow case lace.
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Indian Gratitude.

j. d. Agnew, of the Palo Alto
S lock farm, Iowa, who freighted
across the Southern Idaho desert in
the early days, relates some Of his
experiences to the Twin Falls News.
Among other thrilling episodes, he
tells this one: ION another occa-
sion, in 1879, while was with an
outfit going in from the Wood river
country, we camped on Clover creek
near Glenn's Ferry. George Nesbit
was cooking supper when two In
dams came to camp and asked for
something to eat. Nesbit prepared
a meal for them which they devour-
ed with great relish. was lying
on the ground close to. the flap of
the tent when the Indians finished
eating Nesbit was busy with the
dishes and the third member of the
party was across the creek. Just
as they put away the last mouthful,
one of the Indians grabbed a rifle
that was standing beside the end of
the tent, shot the man across the
creek and sent bullet into Nesbit's
mouth. | rolled out into the brush
and hid until the Indians left. The
indians took our horses and disap-
peared. -
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TALK OF THE Town.

Dr. King is visiting in Boise this
week.
Mrs. H. D. Sennett is visiting
friends at Roswell.
Mrs. ]. A. Eysler left Sunday for
Pasadena, California.
w. A. Plumb, of Bruneau, was
in town early in the week.
Attorney Mclaughlin was in Boise
Saturday on legal business.
Mrs. Ed Goddard and Miss Josie
Brady went to Boise Tuesday.
Professor Morley, of the State
University, visited the High School
some days since.
Mrs. M. L. Jones, of Richfield,
Utah, is visiting her grand daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. Wilkinson.
Miss Ruth and H. F. Shelton, z.
&c. Evans and Lew Roberts came
down from Pine yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shelter and
Mrs. Siffert returned yesterday
from a pleasure trip to Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Miller and
daughter, Miss Viola, of Pine, are
spending several days in town.
A. E. Hames, of the Glenn's Fer
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pairs
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EXPERTS
REPORT
REFUSED
County Commissioners Will
Settle With Assessor
on the 18th.

The county commissioners held an
adjourned meeting Saturday for the
purpose of settling with Assessor
Walker. The report of Expert Ac-
countant Bogart, of Boise, was
submitted; but the board declined
to accept it, as it was incomplete,
did not contain the information
wanetd and was returned. Not
having been placed on file, its con-
clusions could not be ascertained.
1t was decided not to refund the
county's bonded Indebtedness this
year, but to wait until next. After
paving the $14, 900 which becomes
due July /, the bonded debt will
amount to $126, 600.
Several bids were received Tor
improving the road from Pine to
Rocky Bar, ranging from. $14O to
$500. Owing to this wide differ
ence, the business was postponed
until the next meeting. An adjourn
,nent was taken until the 18th in
slant, when the assessor will be
settled with, the road contract will
be let, and some decision reached
regarding the pending matter OF
opening a road west along the Short
Line track to the half mile section
line and thence north to the ole
CANYON Creek road, distance Of
approximately two miles.
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Justice Swan sat in judgment on
ii re hobo tourists Monday. None of
them could give satisfactory ac-
count of themselves and in default
of mazuma, they were permitted
to work twelve days each on the
streets. Two of them refused to
work and were put on bread and
water in the county Jail.
Mrs. w. c. HOWE spent Monday
at the T. G. Bosrdman ranch, on
Canyon creek. Mrs. Boardman says
the bob cats and coyotes never were
so thick before. They come rif hit
up to the house and pick up the
lambs. She suggests that the new
hunting club and their dogs go out
there, if they want to reap har-
vest.
G. P. Hall, the postmaster al
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brought back with him a bunch CT
alfalfa stalks full forty inches in
length, that have not yet stopped
growing.
A band of the ordinary, impu-
dent, annoying, begging, fortune
telling Gipseys were here several
days last week. Papers from towns
to the east are reporting stolen
stock, for which these disreputable
rovers are blamed.
Some people hereabouts DOM
seem to understand the meaning of
plain English words. In talking
over a specific instance, Charles
Pascoe was very violent advocate
of the plan that these uniformed
people buy a dictionary-from him.
Seymour Bell was in town yester-
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been at ST. Luke's hospital, in
Boise for several weeks past, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. II. A. Beech, who ar lived
some weeks since from North Da-
kota, an expert on the record book
typewriter, is working in the audi
tors office.
Mrs. Mcdonald Phelps, Miss
Katie and Naoma Phelps, of Vale,
Oregon, are visiting Mesdames
Eaton and Mason, Mrs. Phelps
daughters.
at his ranch on the Snake. He
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Garnet, sixteen miles southwest of
town on Snake river, was in town
Monday. Mr.. Hall owns the famous
peach orchard in that vicinity, from
which he ships annually from ten
to twenty thousand boxes. He is
now having an automobile built on
plans designed by himself, which
he will use to haul his fruit crop 20
Boise.
Commodore Thomas Chesterfield
Gray, the Mining magnate from
Sumpter, Oregon, was in Mountain
Home again yesterday. He came
here to meet capitalist from New
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ry Signal, was doing business and
politics in the county seat Saturday.
Miss Florence Bonifast, of Macon,
Virginia, is the guest of Mrs. John
Hice, at her home On Canyon creek.
Glenn's Ferry people raised by
popular subscription over 500 for
the San Francisco earthquake suf-
ferers.
Mrs. E. ]. Turner, who has been
visiting relatives here for some
time past, has returned to her home
at Boise.
c. E. Corker came up from his
ranch near Glenn's Ferry Sunday
and spent the day with friends in
Mountain Home.
Mrs. L. A. Underwood, who has
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CONGREGATION

BaCCalaureate services in behalf
of the graduating class from the
High school next Sunday evening
at O'Clock.
Three new members were receiv-
ed in the church last week, one by
baptism.
The Ladies' Aid this, Thursday,
afternoon, early, at the vestry.
The Endeavor society will give
a social Friday evening at the Con-
gregational parsonage. All are in
vited. Refreshments, sociability
and a collection. Business at
O'Clock.
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their work of educating and evan
gelizing the Indian and negro races,
their work among foreigners, their
educational work, their pioneer
work, and their general evangelis-
tic work.
In the absence of the president of
the B. Y. P. u, the vice president,
Edna Crutchfield, is acting as pres
ident.
The church is being supplied
with about seveny-five copies of E.
o. Excell's splendid hymn books,
MAKE His Praise Glorious. -
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Special Prices in Cause and Muslin
Underwear.

These prices will appeal to your
pocket book. Come early. Gou can't afford
to miss this sp' ciaI opportunity:
Ladies' and Misses bleached ribbed gauze
vests Zoe quaiit-, this sale. s o.
Ladies' and Misses bleached ribned vests,
poe quality during this sale two for. 25
25c quality during this sale two for ..... 35
soc 49,. so
3hc quality, out sizes, two for ......... so
Soc . ladies' ribbed pants. ....... %
SOC g - ''....... 80
Chidren's waist and hose supporters 25
Extra heavy ~ibbed hose for boys and
girls 25e quality two pair for .... 80
Extra special 81 90 quality ribbed union
suits low neck, short sleeves.
berlla effects this sale while they
last. ........ ....... 4s
Ladies' and Misses white and colored
understands in great varieties Must
be seen to be appreciated. Prices
special from Observation-Disclosures. 81 AZ up
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day. He says he came here TO have
a tooth pulled and to keep cases on
Tom Gray, of Sumpter. He has re-
Gently secured franchises at Merid-
ian and will putt in an electric
lighting plant and water works
there:
Lieutenant Governor Stevens,
president of the Southern Idaho
League of Commercial clubs, will
be in Mountain Home on the
twenty-second instant to talk to
and with the club here. He is
visiting all of the dozen or more
clubs in this section OF the state.
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York who is going to invest in II at
road out of Payette and also in
water power over in Oregon, in
both of which Mr.. Gray is inter-
ested-at least, that is what he
says to account for his presence
here.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

Las Sunday morning the hour
was devoted to a discussion OF the
WORK of the Baptist through their
Home Mission society, including
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Leonard Fowler left on the noon
train for Cashmere. He will return
this afternoon.
The section of Orondo Avenue jast
above Ross Bros. shop is being filled
in, and the hill will be of more uni
form slope t,'an BEFORE.
Ray Farnsworth, who has been
attending dental college In Poi I'll and.
arrived in Wenntchee last night.
Haze! Wells is confined to her home
with severe attack of tonsilitis.
H. NJ. Swartwood drove down from
bis ranch at Orondo yesterday on bust
ness He reports that there was a
slight rainfall there Sunday and yes
terday morning, and that the crops
are 10 excellent condi ion. Mr.. Swart.
wood sent the first native cherries to
The Wenatchee market q few days ago.
They are OF an unknown variety but
grow TO great size if left to hang on
the trees until ripe.
Geo. Fl. Farwell reports that the
hail did much injury to che cherry
crop on lis place oy knocking great
deal of the green fruit to the ground.
The old wooden awning in front of
the Cnelan Club saloon has been torn
down, making great Improvement in
the looks of the street.
A. J. Olds of Burch flat il in town
today. Mr.. Odds reports rhat the
alfalfa crop is much heavier this year
than last. On his place much of it
stands four feet high and he states that
that there were ten tons of hay lying
in the swath on his place yesterday
but there was not enough rain TO dam
age the crop.
Mrs Bert Cowles is spending the
day with relatives in the coUptry.
The Ladies Aid society of the Chris.
tian church will meet at the church
parlor tomorrow afternoon.
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Hail Storm Does Damage

The hailstorm which occurred yes
tevday was the worst the valley has
experienced in many years and did
considerable damage to strawberries
and other small fruit south of the
city. The part of the valley affected
by the storm was only narrow strip
extending from near the city limi,s to
Malaga. The greatest damage done
was at the mouth of the Stemilt. A
number of sta berry beds were badly
damaged and it Is stated that in some
places there will not be over a half
crop. Cherries in the district where
the hail was the worst are somewhat
damaged but larger fruits are said to
be unLarmed.
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Sciatica Cured After Twenty Years
Of Torture

Sciatica Cured After Twenty Years
Of Torture
For m ore than twenty years Mr.. J.
B. Massey, of 1922 Clinton 50, Min.
neapolis, Mimi, was tortured BY
sciatica. The pain and saffeiipg
which he endured dur ing this time is
beyond comprehension. Nothing gave
him any permanent relief until he
used THAN berlain's Balm. One appli.
cation Of shat linimens relieved the
pain and made sleep and rest possible,
and less than one oottle has effected
a permanent cure. II troubled with
sciatica or rheumatism why not try a
% cent bottle of Pain Balm and see
for yourself how quickly it relieves
the pain. For sale By all Druggists.
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Mrs. Mathers and little daughter al Q
both on the sick list today.

Mrs. Mathers and little daughter ale
both Oh the sick list today.
After the ahow, 90 to the Palace
Bakery and Cafs. First G lass meal,
union help.
b. J. Duncan IS moving his house.
hold effects into tie J b. Holmes
house at 404 OIondo avenue and the
present occupant OF that house, J. II.
McGohan, is moving into his own
house at 41s Orondo ave., while the
Misses Parker v ill room at the resid.
eDce Of Mrs. NJ. A. Rankin on Mob
Hill. -
Mrs. A. J. Linvllle is suffering
with felon on bar finger. The rest
of tie family are fecovalins from the
mumps and .whooping cough.
The Woodmen have arranged a soc.
ial plight az the Bower hail and are
inviting ell whiting Woodmen in the
city to come and bring their families.
There will be good musical program
after which three will be refreshm ents
and later cards will furnish the amuse-
ment
The Rosenberg building at the cor.
ner of W.nat 81 zee and Orondo avenues
il being torn down To-Day and in con-
sequence the occupants Of tine building
are all forced to move their belongings
else " here. The stock OF go dds b, long
ing tt Duncan aud Graves il being
temporarily stored on tue FIST floor OF
the lodging house across the street
from the Pearl Grocery, where tie
fl m will continue to onry on business
until the new block is ready for oc.
cupancg.
When your want comes in"-when
the classified ad. bearing your chance
of good fortune and opportunity Is
priEted-vou should try to be there
to find it.