THE Hidden Cabin A PATHETIC STORY

IN CONDENSED FORM BY DAVID W. EDWARDS AUTHOR OF “BILLY BIRDSALL,” “UP THE GRADE,” ETC. COVER DESIGN, ZOLA AND ZIMBO BY DRURY VICTOR HAIGHT LOS ANGELES COMMERCIAL PRINTING HOUSE PUBLISHERS 1909 Copyright, 1909 by David W. Edwards ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

THE STORY.

AUTHOR’S NOTE

Palomar Mountain is one of the grandest natural attractions of Southern California. It is more than a mile in height. From its lofty “look-outs” the beautiful bay of San Diego may be descried, and also the distant islands of Santa Catalina and San Clemente. It abounds with gushing springs, richly timbered table-lands, deep, rocky canyons, and rugged peaks. It is one of the favorite resorts of the writer, who has spent many pleasant hours in camp near the mysterious hidden cabin above the “snow white clouds,” in company with his friend, the Rev. John L. Pitner, D. D., to whom these lines are inscribed.

D. W. E.

BIMINI SPRINGS LOS ANGELES, CAL.

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PALOMAR.

CONCLUSION.

A New Book

Up the Grade

BY

DAVID W. EDWARDS

Author of

“The Hidden Cabin,” “Billy Birdsall,” etc.

A strong romance, natural and absorbing.

It has a special message to young men.

Both young and old will find pleasure and profit in its pages.

The hero is a fine type of manhood.

A healthful and helpful story with inspiration to human betterment.

Illustrated, $1.50 At all Book Stores The C. M. Clark Publishing Company BOSTON, MASS.