Brooke's Daughter: A Novel

By Florence Warden.

From first to last it is without a dull page, and is full of thrilling adventure, which renders it a most readable volume. Price 30 cents.

By Oswald Crawfurd.

This work adds materially to the growing fame of this popular author. Price 30 cents.

By Geo. Manville Fenn.

An interesting story of life among the richer classes of England, with a glimpse into the early western life of the United States, that always affords to a wearied mind a few moments of refreshing reading. Price 30 cents.

By Chs. Gibbon.

A novel of more than ordinary merit, with a rather remarkable plot, which gives a peculiar charm to lady readers especially. Price 30 cents.

By L. T. Meade.

A story of low life in Liverpool, recounting the trials and troubles of a brave young girl, which will be read with much interest. Price 30 cents.

By A. Conan Doyle.

The style is free and flowing, the situations startling, the characters few and well sustained, the plot original and very clever. It is not a love story, but none the less interesting and romantic on that account. Price 30 cents.

By G. A. Henty.

A thrilling story of love and adventure. The scene is laid in the late Kaffir war, of which the author had a large personal experience, having acted as war correspondent, in which position he became thoroughly acquainted with the adventures and accidents by flood and field of which his story so ably treats. Price 30 cents.

By Louise V. Sheldon.

An interesting story, profusely illustrated. The plot is a clever one, and holds the reader's attention throughout. Price 30 cents.

By Adeline Sergeant.

One of the strongest and most dramatic of this popular author's works. The story combines very sensational incidents with interesting developments of personal character. Price 30 cents.

By G. M. Robins.

A fascinating book of fiction which all lovers of light literature should read. The work bears a strong stamp of originality and power. Price 30 cents.

By Frank Barrett.