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The mystery of Central Park

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Penelope Howard, an independent young heiress, refuses marriage to suitor Richard Treadwell until he proves his worth, prompting him to attempt various ventures. Their courtship becomes entangled with a series of incidents that include a distressed girl found on a park bench, an attempted suicide, labor unrest, a missing stenographer, an enigmatic stranger, and questions about a purchased gown. Guardianship complications and mistaken identities heighten tensions and misunderstandings. As investigations and personal reckonings proceed, disparate clues are brought together, mysteries are untangled, romantic strains are eased, and the principal characters reach reconciliations and clearer prospects for the future.

BOOKS WORTH READING.

THOU SHALT NOT, By Albert Ross.
HIS PRIVATE CHARACTER, By Albert Ross.
A MARRIAGE BELOW ZERO, By Alan Dale.
AN EERIE HE AND SHE, By Alan Dale.
THE MYSTERY OF CENTRAL PARK, By Nellie Bly.
THE DEVIL AND I, By ?
THE SALE OF MRS. ADRAL, By F. H. Costellow.
HIS WIFE OR HIS WIDOW, By Marie Walsh.
DEBORAH DEATH, By ?
AN ERRAND GIRL, By Evelyn Kimball Johnson.
ROCKS AND SHOALS, By Bella French Swisher.
ZARAILLA, By Beulah.
KATHIE, By Anna Oldfield Wiggs.

The above splendid novels are sold everywhere for 50 cents each, or sent by the publisher by mail, postage paid, on receipt of the price.

G. W. DILLINGHAM, Publisher,
33 West 23d St., New York.