10--One Against Many. 9--Her Mother's Sin; or, A Bright Wedding Day. 8--Hilda's Lover; or, The False Vow; or, Lady Hutton's Ward. 7--A Dark Marriage Morn. 6--Diana's Discipline; or, Sunshine and Roses. 5--The Mystery of Colde Fell; or, "Not Proven." 4--Lord Lisle's Daughter. 3--A Golden Heart. 2--Dora Thorne. 1--A Bitter Atonement. EAGLE SERIES A weekly publication devoted to good literature NO. 426 July 25, 1905 "Get Acquainted With Smith's" The Big Three [Illustration: MRS. GEORGIE SHELDON] [Illustration: MRS. MARY J. HOLMES] [Illustration: CHARLES GARVICE] You are now looking at the three most popular authors in America. Ten million copies of their novels have been sold and they are now exclusively engaged to supply =Smith's Magazine= with all their new work. Get a copy of the current number and look it over. It's the best published at =TEN CENTS= SMITH PUBLISHING HOUSE, _NEW YORK_ Transcriber's Notes: Some missing punctuation has been added without being noted below when the original text has extra spacing suggesting that the error could have been caused by light inking of the plates rather than incorrect typography. Some inconsistent hyphenation has been retained (e.g. "woodwork" vs. "wood-work"). A table of contents has been added. Some archaic spellings ("hightened", "vender") have been retained. Carets are used to denote superscript text (e.g. M^cVEIGH). Underscores (_) denote italics. Equals signs (=) denote bold. _Front Matter_ Added period after "Alex" in listing for "253--A Fashionable Marriage." Removed unnecessary period after "By" in listing for "207--Little Golden's Daughter." Removed unnecessary period after "(Barclay North)" in listing 176. Removed unnecessary period in "(A Wilful Young Woman)" in listing 70. _Bride of the Tomb_ Page 2, changed "weath" to "wreath." Page 4, removed "an" from "an another." Page 5, added missing period after "testily." Page 9, changed "ye you" to "yet you" and changed question mark to period after "fair Necropolis of the dead." Page 19, changed ? to ! after "it was all for you." Changed "Lillie" to "Lily." Page 27, changed "shubbery" to "shrubbery." Page 28, added missing comma after "revive." Page 36, changed "eat" to "ate." Page 38, changed "pedling" to "peddling." Page 39, changed "spring" to "sprang." Page 41, changed "they not the heart" to "they had not the heart" ("had" is missing from Street & Smith edition but was present in original Family Story Paper appearance--thanks to Deidre Johnson for confirming this). Page 49, capitalized 's' in "She tore off the bed-covers." Page 53, changed "thererefore" to "therefore" and "terrible" to "terribly." Page 55, changed "Good-nigh" to "Good-night" and "Lilly" to "Lily." Page 60, removed unnecessary comma after "well" in "I may as well go then." Page 61, changed "leige" to "liege."