athos, flood one's being in the great surge of
patriotism ... a story that vastly enriches American
fiction."--_Albany Times-Union._

12mo. Cloth. 341 pages

Price $1.20 Net. Postage 13 cents

THE BISHOP OF COTTONTOWN
A Story Of The Tennessee Valley

Love, pathos and real humor run through the book In delightful measure.
Over all is shed the light of the "Old Bishop," endearing himself to
every reader by his gentleness, his strength and his uncynical knowledge
of the world which he finds so good to live in. 31 editions have already
been sold.

12mo. Cloth. 606 pages
Price $1.50 Postpaid

UNCLE WASH: HIS STORIES

A book of stories centering about the character of "Uncle Wash," which
even in the brief time since its publication has achieved a large and
notable success among all classes of readers. Many editions have already
been sold.

"One of the few great books."--_Rochester Union and Advertiser._
"A mine of humor and pathos."--_Omaha World-Herald._

12mo. Cloth. 329 pages
Price $1.50 Postpaid

A SUMMER HYMNAL
A Romance Of Tennessee

The story of Edward Ballington and his love affairs with two delightful
girls in charming contrast, forms the plot of this captivating love
story, On the threads of this narrative is woven the story of a blind
man who meets the catastrophe of sudden darkness in a spirit of bravery,
sweetness and resignation which commands the love and respect of every
reader.

12mo. Cloth. 332 paces
Price $1.25 Postpaid

SONGS AND STORIES FROM TENNESSEE

In truth. Mr. Moore, in this collection of songs and stories of Dixie
Land, has created a work that will live long in the traditions of the
South and longer in the hearts of his readers. One has only to read "Ole
Mistis," the first story in this collection, to feel the power of Mr.
Moore's genius. It is at once the finest story of a horse race ever
written, a powerful love story and most touchingly pathetic narrative of
the faith and devotion of a little slave.

12mo. Cloth. 358 pages
Price $1.25 Postpaid

THE OLD COTTON GIN

The "Old Cotton Gin" breathes the passionate patriotism of the South,
her dearest sentiments, her pathos and regrets, her splendid progress
and her triumphant future. This poem is a popular favorite throughout
the South, and has been adopted officially in some states. The author is
one of her truest sons. All the pages of the book are decorated with
original drawings, including seven exc