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New Style" Notes.

Of the large and sman pSlku dss and
me border trimming.
Fruits are a present fad in millinery
Grapes. cherries and piums of pyroxy-
Nm covered with velvet. IN mos rsaA-
tsAc effects. are the favorftss.
TsretA u again largely used as han
trimmangA Some of the now small
models have . wids double boz plated
run Of taffeta- with pdnked edge. abou,
tho crown. With tho addition Of small
flowers tucked In at Intervals bet ween
h plsitings II makes an effective trim.
ming.
For h sea v0yase thsss - nothing
better than tho stylish long coats OF
double-faced material. For instance, a
coat OF gray and blue boucie mixture
mad the inner side Of blue. which showed
prominently as the lining for thu doep
pointed hood and as the very wide cuffs.
Cabochons are now generally used as
q finish to dc plume. Those OF rama
and fancy straws are veyy pretty. but
for the summer hat ono of lace is most
appropriate and can easily be made by
the home mlll!ner. Tho convex side OF
o disc made Of buckram Il covered by
rows OF narrow V~aleDnlennes lace, The
joining at the centre n concealed by a
Nat pearl bead OF q cluster OF small
beads.
The 'newes. bathing suits have the
fhelt Of ths same matesial as the suit,
instead OF a contrasting fabric. as has
tegetofore been the mode.
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felt vaguely III at ease.
Very carefully I tiptoed down tho hall
toward the room hat I had occupied.
Fats might grant that he was hidden
There. and ~ should ave to search
where I had already seen. But before
I reached my door. I paused before
another. It was sliEhtly ajar; ana
half instinctively I pushed II open.
In tho doorway I stood looking O
me. This wa LAdy's room after all
A deep bed stood in tho corner against
tho outer wall IN my left. and close by
q little Table with . book face down
upon II. A dress of some fflmy blue
stun lay across the foot 0f ths bed.
and from beneath peeped . pair of little
slippers.
My faro burned At my intrustnn, hut I
held my GROUND. Tn sunlight fen heav-
lily through tho two closed windows.
across tho wide rug. and almost to my
feet. In tho outer right hand corner
was a small desk. A low table. piled
with dainty feminine miscellany. stood
In the centrs of tho
A riding-crop lay carelessly across ~:
and I remembered sbsently that the
Tabors had no horses. I stepped with
In and cautiously closed the door be-
hind me. Then 7 knew. There was
some n IN the room. II was unmis-
taxable. this feeling Of a presence, l
listened closely. but there was not a
sound.
Then I got hold OF myself and crossed
over TO the bod. I know that he was
not under II; but I looked to see. Be
hind ma something tinkled swsetly and
I sprang to my feet with every muscle
tense. Across tho room and above the
littlo desk hung a circle OF bronze with
ttn.F rnn.A ,aaluat. .N...l III. NN.I.
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with ntsrsst
She q interested while ION ths
job md DIsINTbREyrFD after ward.
For In business Every little move-
ment al a meaning Of its own" and
the meaning Of the movement maAt
generally NOT h known except to the
movers Of the scheme.
Certainly. II goes without saying hat
often she goas down 4 the once a.
the shop or tho factory in tho morn
ing with her sweet little love secret
LOCKED In the most remote receases
Of her heart n Am the kings horssa
and all the kings mon" couldn't 81
II out Of her.
She wftl blush and stammsr and par.
chance when confronted with N-DENY.
but IN tho realm Of business she
may h called upon to be q party to
MANY secrets that nay come homo
to the man who signs the weekly pay
roll. Yet. contrary to the cry of the
w~omAn-hatsr. q CAN keep .
secret.
The women Of industry ara witho,A
number who have tho interest OF thudr
work a. their finger tips 30 that the
left hand AFTER nve O'Clock does not
recognise what the right hand hss
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A man leapsd roughly DOWN the nrst
rev stairs stopped and turned a. ]
bsnt for ward just enough to ut a halt
glimpse Of COARSE caDthes and caumsy
feet. and spranG bac again. trampfins
ACROSS tho ~ hall. ! hasitated an
instant. then followed him three stops
at . stride.
Whsfsver happsmsd I would not ieAve
ne three woman alone with HIM
In the hall ! panssA for Il was enypty,
From tho front room which I took 10
b Mrs.. TAbor's came VOICES. Lahys
full and sweet. her mothers frightened
and childish. and the resonant whisper
n Mrs.. Carucci.
"Hs vas here. I ten you. Lady" Mrs.
Tabors treble rose above the nurmMr,
end ~ suddenly ceased. I looked about
me. uncertain. I had onay bean above
stairs n before. and then At night.
Ny room then had been at the rear Of
the house. with tho whole length OF
hall between II and Mrs. Tabor's; and
the stair-hsad who're 7 now stood was
IN sven midway between ne two. I
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The Secrets Ofa
Business Woman.

been dcang AIn. DAT I0oQo.
There In an asset that - aswa0U -
thu CREDIT SIDE of ths SsdGsr wesn
II comes TO rNCRDASn of 0saesA d
fact. Il II . part Of her squiu0Oe q
she would proceed On tn road g -
successful business woman and NJ -
side-tracked.
II "a . common ehlnS for one -Wemna
to Say 70 another:
Now. my dear. T want Z eAa yu
aomething. But you must PRo0mE
newer to tell &C.. &C. But the bssuane0
man has not the TTME nor the ~
clina to stop and enjoin sioh pre-
cautions. In fac his estimate OF e.
nctcncy In a worker Is summed up N
ths one thourht-N Mind the bosses
business IN his time and YOUR OWN
BUSINESS IN YOUR OWN TIME
In other words. in the v~ernacular. q
II n to have . good '~forgeaery."
For q memory II the ONLY frtsnd ct
times. % at others Il - the foe that
needs conuuerinG.
In the seething centre OF business No
nan must need b called upon TO tell
tho gi1 what rs Or n NOT q business
secret.
A safe. sans and sound rude h 20
FORGET figures. finances. propositiona
and schemes nj the door of the wheel
OF industry. Then things may move
along in the way they should or
should not go; without an u~nintentional
mistake of tho worker. who docs not
In reality wish "a be d~ishonorable.
so that tho man mentioned shove
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of light and n curious sharw -sa
seemed TO come from ,n.,ds -
brain. And ,hen no,h,r. wv"
Iknew INC, + 80
when | opened NV sv.. ~ .ons
kneeiing on the noor be.,a. ma ~.
white and piteou.lv iovsIv SNy
| mind grew clearer IN. .o,n.Nmy
come back into he, "a ss"eo 70
'Mr. Crosby, aha .aid - -
not TO come unstair. a,.u y
be able to trust Won Wh.scst
penedY' ~ ~" ~
'Happened7" T -
why. I ma "a 0.suys
man I'm b.r. .nd 80 w
omen AMI 600 :. ~s ~ enis DOOR
vns SOM. 60 :" su tet e q m~F~
s,m. an. -" nsro.anu enere W.
I tacn1aa 49, o."'"o .net osaten
raised nv h.at mu no MT me-
,a""a ~ neau Sharply: 'i-istcnCAs
I',Gv me.e ye,
-. ho.nt.p 10 uhe ~hdow oeh1nd
Ia, tn,hk not, she said.
On. y e SUI IN tho room"
Va, Cnnnn = rus, fou are dizzy
go nh "le ana sook' ana you win
a., : "'1' me "lndow was
me vii .vr,nv" 49,. AZ ,ne tooe OF
'ns "'Ii q Syrinsa bush lay broken
~ DON as II you were right Z
snIu' az she careciNy closed the win
NV, ! th'nh IN scout around Q 4tttA
'uts"e' no ma not have Eono oeear
way; 1 noticed that she locked the
door remind US.
MY Ideas were rather iSdshnits e. I
examined the syrinsa bush after the
most fashion. and discovered
no more than that somebody had
proken II by Dropping arem above and
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"Cheer Up. ~Cuthbert!"
What's tho Use of Being Blue?
There Is a Lot Of Luck. Loft.
BY Clarence L. Cullen

that we're mot 50 Black a. wore
Is Waiting for US!
Don't Search tor Trouble, but ,ohen
II Comes your Way Gre It the Ju-
Jttsui
Time Hea,s-out He Appreciates . Mt.
tie Helpl
We've Staked ourselves to many q
1wo-Bit Dinner that had the Amorosai
Taste!
Once we had 20 make New York from
Melbourne. Australia. ~ way Of Cardan,
waies-but the Lr Osd Town locked
al tho Swestsr when We Arnovsi
Tho most Aggressive Man W ever
Knew q when he wasn't Agsressing.
as soft-HeartSt as . womani
There new yet WAS . winner who
didn't Know how 70 Take . waliopi
Somehow We always Fsed Dubious
about . Ball Player who forgets the
Ba4tsnG Ordsri
Wed like TO have one Fece-of-Etkhj
for every Canned Man we've . Come
Again.
The chirpiest Man We Ever Knew was
forever Telling Other Folks to Hire q
Han.
Once. for three months IN Galveston,
We Played the Plano IN . Malt Fnnpo-
rum TO Make tho Price Of . Ticket
Back-but We Got . Hull Lot OF sorsly
Needed Practice!
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uTy OF UDWIS ana vases,
with q many-cosored heap OF CUT now-
ers refiected from the polished wood
Ind the drops and splashes Of spilled
water.
In the open window Shetla's canary
was whistf!ng merrily dow a deep
shaft of sunlight: and from tho garden
outside came the purr of a Ia wn mower
and tho cool freshness of new-cut
grass. Across the still imness Of the
house behind us the further windows
raw pon "A square of binding green
Mr.. Tabor and the doctor had gone 10
the city upon some business OF our
common defense,
Tho house hung sleepily at the heart
Of the hot forenoon. very quiet and open;
overhead. Sheila a shuffling about.
with a grooming OF soft Irish minors.
1T seems to be Just a case OF waiting
said I. but the newspaper excitement
IL blowing over already. and We can
trust Maclean to keep us clear. AS for
the detectives, IL they arrest Caruoci
again so much the better. provided We
don't appear in It. He'd he no more
likely to talk then, than before"
II wonder IL We car trust Mr.,
Maclean.'
I'm rather sure of Mac" | said.
'It isn't that exactly; I'm not doubt
ing your friend; but even so, ne knows
knows absolutely that We were In
VOWED In that New York disturbance
the other night. Thlnk of ali we did "a
keep you from even suspectlng some
thing far less exciting. And he's a re-
porter after all. and IN no way one OF
VSp OF course he'x honorable. but-tasi
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tcopyigth. 1911. ~ BoSsss!Msrin Coapany.)
SYNOPSIS OF pRECEmNu INSTRUMENTS

SYNOPSIS OF PRNCEUNa tNsTALAfENrS.
Cres6y. . young college professor. msets. at q
suourban station. Miss Tabor. . girl whom he
has known casually for sonis time. An air q
mystery about her manner piquss his cuzsosty.
Crosby accepts q somewhat reluctant Invitation to
spend the night al tho home OF Misc Tsbor's
psr.ats. In tho dead a. the might he Is awak.
ened ~ strange sounds. Miss Tabor orders Crosby
to leave, the hoee at once. Mem day Crosby de
Der merely Answers int C,asby Ia "undeSr.he :
A. Tabor departs, from this hotel an Italian en.
cfteHy Accos's him charging Tabor apparently
With some crime towari himself. Crosby vt1ts
his friends the Ainsies~ in tho neighborhood.
Mis- Tabor bes HIM TO drop her acquaintance
But snon afterward she asas him 10 escort her on
9 mysterious midnight motor trip 20 New York.
He. accepts. Reaching . house In the city they
find . woman lying wounded and senseles scross
Ire threshold. Nearby . man lies In . drunken
ieep. Miss Tabor sys ths woman il q Mrs.
SheilA CArucci. They take her back TO the Tabor
country home. Her husband. writes Tabor q
porter 70 IN s-arch 81 Caricd. Thsy lind two
plain clothes detectives are also after him.
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Green Room
Clintings
BY Frank J. Wlstach

MANY a mise-en-scene serves for q
ANI Miss in scene.
MANY an actor gets only one good
wi part. and that on his head.
WITH the aotor art may be long. hui
w it Is usually a long way from
home,
TO tell whether a play IL going 10 be
! a success in advance OF production
Is as difficult as TO borrow money from
. rich wife.
AZ ANY an actor. while not exactly a
IVA disgrace, 10 not an hot1r to his
family.
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&rSftDn a wmu%
the highest Do
sttton IN hts IN
ir,~nso entMTise
and cave thds
reason: 3 II II
KNEW HOW TO
KEEP A SEC
RET. ThSre's one
OF the secrets that
spells Q.
Thur without de-
~falcation HE had
value received and
SITE received the
value OF IL Ali
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BS0ke appointments.
A ~r writ -,
vGy much. I have asked to call on her
several times and each time I asked
her she made an sppo4ntm ent But
when the time comes and I 60 to her
house she Is never there. What DO you
think"
think tho young lady Is very rude
and I should pay nc further attention
to her were I in your place.
He, Sister,
writ -s3;: :a' signs as' letter " IT,, w..
Be married and OF course her fance Is
often at our house. Now I admire this
young man so much that I really like
him better than any of the men who
caN upon he. Also he Is always very
thoughtful and courteous with me; Just
as kind to mo in fact as he Is TO my
sister. Do o think 1t possible that he
loves me and not my sister,"
/ think you had best put all such nom
sense out of your head. Had the young
man preferred YOU he would nave asked
you to marry him.
Her Friends.
GIRL who signs her letter II. b."
~ writes:
4 a II am in love with a young
man and he Is continually telling me
shat r arn thu nn1xt oir1 ha lnpaa Vat
my friends tell me no says the same
thing to every other girl. How can !
ind out " this Is true?'
~------
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To-day's Two Bost Dets. Specialize
ton and Concentration, both to win!
Some OF us confuse eaive with Sim
esrity!
Nothing suits u Rival so much a. TO
Bss us Get into . Rage!
When you're s~eIJ.sdtisfed you're
~6fotiondry!
Members Of the Don't Worry Club sell
dom 0et an Increase in Salary!
Every dime we Out the Trail Of . Pro.
Messed bohemian We Brace ourselves
0nr . Touch!
Gloom 10 q Fungus Growth on the
Norm OF Happiness!
Everybody likes to See the Scratch
Man Cop!
When the Best they can Say Of US Is
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BY Sophie Irene Loeb.

ND they say . wornan can't
\ keep = sccrcti
\ Recently . prominent fnanuier
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Success doesn't
50 by Seniority!
Dc Q C Q y
wasn't a q Q
BECAUSE he was
a Hop Frend. but
In Spite of Il!
Better TO Bite
90 More Than
You Can Cheu
T h a n to Jnst
Ntncei
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= honorable 10 breakt the engagement.
= MY dears. believe me- II Is Far more dishonorabe % marry a man whom you
do 10 owe
So II n Of the girls h write to mo fol advice are worried over this par
tcular question d. rot let them hesitate n longer NJ dear II you 10 not o W
. man do not under n circumstances. marry him.
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ANS
92T

o use letting them Break your VIII
BEFORE you Cash In.
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If o really love tho young man II
would be better for You to learn TO trust
him rather than listen to Uhs Idle goas1p
Of your so-caIled friends.
No Longer Cares.
A GIRL VINO ssgns her letter M q.
n g." wrttes:
4 II have known . young man
for over two ear and during that time
he was very attentive. But lately he
does moi seem to carr nor me- % muoh.
What can ] do?"
i fear there 10 nothing you can do II
the young man has tired OF your friend
ship.
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CHAPTER XIII.
The Presence in the Room

WONDER how we shall come
out OF It an said Lady.
6he was sitting at the mig
dining table before . treas
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Messiah's kinqdom Nearing.

The period in which sin Is permit
ted has been dark night to humani-
ty. never to be forgotten; but the glo-
rious day Of Righteousness ana dlVihe
favor to be ushered in By Messiah.
He as the Sun OF RIGHT >
NESS. shall arise and shine fully and
clearly into and upon all, bringing
healing and blessing, will more than
counterbalancc the dreadful night OF
weeping, signing, pain, sickness and
death, in which the grooming creation
has been so long "Weeping may en-
dure for night but JOY cometh in the
MORNING"
For further LIGHT on the coming
Kingdom send thirty-five cents foi
the Helping Hand for Bible Students
entitled, THY KINGDOM COME"
Bible and Tract Society. II Hicks
Street. Brooklyn. n. y.
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For Sale Cheap

Road cart, nearly new. enquire
at The Dawn Office.
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THE LOCAL EVENTS

John G. Wanhope, socialist state
organizer. will speak at the court
house in this city December /, at
1880 p. m. Everybody cordially in
vited.
Mrs F. S. West and daughter, Miss
Catherine, of Portland, are guests of
her. uncle. DR.. J. c. McCauley and
family.
The dog poisoner is getting in his
deadly work again. Two dogs, one
belonging to Adolph Dormsesse.
chained up, was poisoned and died
Sunday night The previous night
Mr.. Lawrence of West Third, lost
his dog.
J. E. Farrell of East Kittitas, was
in the city Monday.
F. S. Mcdonald of Phoenix. Ore
for a copy of the Ashland Record.
2 bright and newsy six column
quarto paper.
Mrs. Frank Bryant returned to
her home in North Yakima Friday.
j. H. Faulkner spent few days
recently in Toppenish.
Rev. O. f. Haaheim of Ellensburg
was in the city this week looking
up Norwegians that would be inter
ested in the establishing of Luth-
eran church. with services in their
native tongue. Yakima Independ-
ent.
The roof on the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing was finished up Saturday.
The wooden mill building will
soon be under roof.
A section of the big canal is being
cast in concrete on the vacant lot
near the Antlers hotel, to demon
strate the structure that may be used
in the big undertaking, If concrete
is decided upon rather than wood.
A section of wood will also be
shown.
c. L. Ramsay returned to his
home near Kingston Saturday.
l.. j. Priest, who spent a few
weeks in the city on business return
ed to his home in Seattle Saturday
afternoon.
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DO YOU NEED GLASSES
Phrhaps you do, perhaps you
DON'T
We can settle the question for
you, and if needed, by our accurate
methods, can prescribe lenses which
will not allow your eyes to use
more than their normal supply of
nervous emery, thereby relieving
headaches and other troubles which
may be caused by eyestrain.
Call and be convinced.
DR.. IVY NJ. ROBINSON,
Eyesight Specialist,
Successor to DR.. T.. c. Taylor
Over Elwood's drugstore, Olym-
pia block. Ellcnsburg. Wash.
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THE MEN OF RED BLOOD.

~ET a little red biood II yo"
to be men.
Get II little red blood in your
veins.
The worlds full or struegie anu
worry and strife.
n ia muddy with mud that stains.
You cant be all lavender sugar and SPICE
Kid gloved and with fringes ana lace
The world needs the men VINO are iu'i Vi
red blood.
with the stcrnness of life on their face
What use. after all. are the mincins gait
who step over stones like woman?
Don't they ever suppose that the worlds
fun OF dirt.
That II smells. that It's rugged ana hu-
man?
1t can't be all nigrce. frnges and fun.
There are lives hid away in the mirc.
And the world needs tho men with tho
spirit and strength
To blaze up 'gainst the wrong with their
fire.
Get n little red blood in your thoughts and
your dreams.
Not angel cake creatures with nerVes
The world needs the man who Will stand
to his post
That nothing Ger frightens or swerves.
Away with the satin and cuffs and silk
socks,
The world isn't dainty and sweet
1t is fun Of great hunger and sorrow and
woe.
Great passion and pity and heat.
It's the men Of red blood not the idols or
s,yle.
That can bring back the dream once
again
OF a noble. high race in an effort for good
In tho struggle of men among men.
Don't hatter yourself with the thought
that it's nice
To live on cup custard and wine.
This worlds rude. rugged and muddy
old place
1t Is manhood that makes 1t divine
Baltimore Sum-
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$500, 476. OF

Mrs John r. Turner received a
telegram Saturday announcing the
death of her mother near Hinton,
Oklahoma.
J. II. Brandon has bought a couple
of lots on Capital avenue in Sunny
side addition and will build a nice
bungalow on the same at once.
Robert l.. McGinnis of Easton, who
was a partner with Messrs. Landers
& Stenger in the Home Market, was
in the city Friday.
Slowly, but surely. the IS pledges
for our proposed daily are coming
in. Five hundred of them should
have been in ere this. but great bod
les move slowly you know.
The Kittitas Reclamation District
bond election is set for December
No school in the city this week on
account of scarlet fever.
Harvey McEwen sold to VIM. Lee
two lots on Fourth street between
Chestnut and Poplar. Consideration
100000.
The case of NJ. l.. Hull for first
degree assault on the person of
"Boosie" Thomas was decided in ia
for of Hull. or rather the case was
dismissed on the asking of +. X.
Brown. prosecuting attorney.
Miss Abbie Flynn is reported on
the indisposed list.
Newton Henton. who is attending
school in Seattle. came home to
spend Thanksgiving.
When the people fail to support
the reform desired what is the re-
suit? Failure of course.
Newspapers. like an encyclopedia,
must contain variety of matter;
cannot be made to conserve one par
ticular idea or within and thrive un-
less there are enough hackers with
ready cash and open hands to give
it good support, financially and
morally.
r. NJ. Cheney has rugged up a
steam woodsaw and will do custom
work this winter
Chas. Richards fine modern resi-
dence in the Cove district is nearing
completion Messrs. Clyburn 4
O'Brien are the contractors on the
job.
Fred Lau is building a three room
bungalow on his lots in west Ellens-
burg.
Charles Hardwick recently had fin
ished up a nice six room bungalow
on Sixth and Sprague.
c. 5. Baker is to have three res
licences built on his property on
Sprague street to cost about $500
each.
Frank Wallace's new residence on
South Sampson street is nearing
completion.
AS stated two weeks ago the
Crab Creek Lumber company has
: commenced the construction of four
bungalow residences on South Pine
1t is generally understood that two
of these are sold.
The jury in the case of the Ellens-
burg hospital against W. W. Bon
ney, was decided in favor of the for
mer. Mr.. Bonney to pay $33 and
costs.
X. NJ. Lear of Hannibal. Mo-, is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Col
Inns.
Miss Ethel Bridges left yesterday
for Portland to spend the winter.
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HOW'S ThiS2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
cese OF Catarsh than cannot be cured oy Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FL CHENEY, & Co, Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have dnowh r. j. Che.
ney for the last 10 years acd believe him per
and are perfectly rble TO carry out any obiga
lions made by his Arm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Whole ale Druggists. Toledo, .
Halls CAtarrh Cure is taken internally, actihS
directly upon the blood and mucous surface OF
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price TIC
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Pals Family pills for Cor st'patiou
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POMONA GRANGE
ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting of
Kittitas Pomona Grange will take
place in this city Thursday, Dec. 7
at 10 a. IN. Officers for the ensu-
ing year will be elected that dav T..
All fourth degree members invited
All day session. Lunch at noon.