Domestic fiction; Impostors and imposture -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; New England -- Fiction; Wills -- Fiction
By =Mrs. C. F. Moritz= and =Adele Kahn=. A modern and complete
household cook book such as this is, since cooking has come to be a
science no less than an art, must find a welcome and become the most
popular cook book of all the many now published.
“It can hardly be realized that there is anything worth eating
that its receipt cannot be found in this volume. This volume has
been carefully compiled and contains not only the receipts for
an elaborate menu, but also the modest ones have been
considered.”—_Book and Newsdealer._ Bound in oil cloth, for
kitchen use, $1.50.
HIS FRIEND THE ENEMY
By =Wm. Wallace Cook=. Author of “Rogers of Butte,” “Little Miss
Vassar,” etc.
The _Detroit Free Press_ says: “It gives a graphic story built round
one of the ‘county-seat wars’ that have been actual occurrences in
the development of the West. The story is well furnished with
incident, moves with a rush, and gives a vivid idea of some lively
times out in the Territories.” Cloth bound. Illustrated, $1.50.
THE PAGAN’S CUP
By =Fergus Hume=, author of “The Mystery of a Hanson Cab,” etc. This
is a thrilling detective story, in which the interest and mystery is
well sustained. Cloth bound, $1.25.
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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
● Typos fixed; non-standard spelling and dialect retained.
● Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.
● Enclosed bold or blackletter font in =equals=.
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