Copyright, 1873, by Street & Smith.
Copyright, 1887, by A. L. Burt.
Copyright, 1901, by Charles S. Fosdick.

JULIAN MORTIMER.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
JULIAN MORTIMER
I.THE WAGON TRAIN[5]
II.JULIAN HEARS SOMETHING[11]
III.A RIDE IN THE DARK[18]
IV.JULIAN FINDS A RELATIVE[30]
V.JULIAN’S HOME[38]
VI.JULIAN MEETS A STRANGER[46]
VII.THE FLIGHT[55]
VIII.CHASED BY A BLOOD-HOUND[63]
IX.GOOD FOR EVIL[71]
X.JULIAN HAS A VISITOR[80]
XI.JACK’S PLANS[89]
XII.ON BOARD THE FLATBOAT[97]
XIII.IN THE SMOKE-HOUSE[108]
XIV.SANDERS TELLS HIS STORY[118]
XV.THE JOURNEY COMMENCED[126]
XVI.SILAS ROPER, THE GUIDE[131]
XVII.ACROSS THE PLAINS[139]
XVIII.THE EMIGRANT AGAIN[147]
XIX.UNCLE REGINALD EXPLAINS[158]
XX.JULIAN GETS INTO BUSINESS[168]
XXI.WHITE-HORSE FRED[177]
XXII.THE SPECTERS OF THE CAVE[186]
XXIII.JULIAN MAKES A DISCOVERY[196]
XXIV.PEDRO MAKES ANOTHER[205]
XXV.HOW IT RESULTED[211]
XXVI.FRED’S STORY[221]
XXVII.FRED’S STORY, CONCLUDED[232]
XXVIII.THE ATTACK ON THE RANCHO[241]
AN IDEA AND A FORTUNE By Owen Hacket.[249]
THE GRANTHAM DIAMONDS By Russell Stockton.[265]

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