Selections from The Page Company's Books for Young People
THE BLUE BONNET SERIES
Each large 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, per volume $1.75
A TEXAS BLUE BONNET
By Caroline E. Jacobs.
"The book's heroine, Blue Bonnet, has the very finest kind of wholesome, honest, lively girlishness."—Chicago Inter-Ocean.
BLUE BONNET'S RANCH PARTY
By Caroline E. Jacobs and Edyth Ellerbeck Read.
"A healthy, natural atmosphere breathes from every chapter."—Boston Transcript.
BLUE BONNET IN BOSTON
By Caroline E. Jacobs and Lela Horn Richards.
"It is bound to become popular because of its wholesomeness and its many human touches."—Boston Globe.
BLUE BONNET KEEPS HOUSE
By Caroline E. Jacobs and Lela Horn Richards.
"It cannot fail to prove fascinating to girls in their teens."—New York Sun.
BLUE BONNET—DÉBUTANTE
By Lela Horn Richards.
An interesting picture of the unfolding of life for Blue Bonnet.
BLUE BONNET OF THE SEVEN STARS
By Lela Horn Richards.
"The author's intimate detail and charm of narration gives the reader an interesting story of the heroine's war activities."—Pittsburgh Leader.
THE YOUNG PIONEER SERIES
By Harrison Adams
Each 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, per volume $1.65
THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE OHIO; Or, Clearing the Wilderness.
"Such books as this are an admirable means of stimulating among the young Americans of to-day interest in the story of their pioneer ancestors and the early days of the Republic."—Boston Globe.
THE PIONEER BOYS ON THE GREAT LAKES; Or, On the Trail of the Iroquois.
"The recital of the daring deeds of the frontier is not only interesting but instructive as well and shows the sterling type of character which these days of self-reliance and trial produced."—American Tourist, Chicago.
THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE MISSISSIPPI; Or, The Homestead in the Wilderness.
"The story is told with spirit, and is full of adventure."—New York Sun.
THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE MISSOURI; Or, In the Country of the Sioux.
"Vivid in style, vigorous in movement, full of dramatic situations, true to historic perspective, this story is a capital one for boys."—Watchman Examiner, New York City.
THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE YELLOWSTONE; Or, Lost in the Land of Wonders.
"There is plenty of lively adventure and action and the story is well told."—Duluth Herald, Duluth, Minn.
THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE COLUMBIA; Or, In the Wilderness of the Great Northwest.
"The story is full of spirited action and contains much valuable historical information."—Boston Herald.
Transcriber's Notes:
Punctuation errors repaired. Varied spelling was retained, for example text uses both Orellaño and Orellaña once for the same person. Also, tracado and trocado for a machete-type blade.
Page 49, "litttle" changed to "little" (said a little girl)
Page 56, "Manaos" changed to "Mañaos" (Mañaos to Rio, and)
Page 95, "accomodate" changed to "accommodate" (folk will learn to accommodate)
Page 109, "existance" changed to "existence" (is still in existence)