The signature of B.M. Bower is a valuable trade-mark. It stands for
fiction filled with the spirit of ranch life in the
northwest.--_Boston Herald_.

=CABIN FEVER=

How Bud Moore and his wife, Marie, fared through their attack of "cabin
fever" is the theme of this B.M. Bower story.

The author has put some real sentiment into a story that gives a
rapidly filmed "movie" of Western life.--_Philadelphia Public
Ledger_.

=STARR, OF THE DESERT=

A story of mystery, love and adventure, which has a Mexican revolt as
its main theme.

The tale is well written, with the fine art of artlessness, and of
unflagging interest; a book worth the reading which it is sure to
get from every one who begins it.--_New York Tribune_.

=THE FLYING U'S LAST STAND=

What happened when a company of school teachers and farmers encamped on
the grounds of the Flying U Ranch.

The Northwestern cattle country has never had a better chronicler
in fiction of its deeds and its people than B.M. Bower.--_New York
Times_.

=GOOD INDIAN=

A story named for its half-breed hero, who dominates this stirring
Western romance.

There is excitement and action on every page.... A somewhat unusual
love story runs through the book.--_Boston Transcript_.

=THE UPHILL CLIMB=

How a cowboy fought the hardest of all battles--a fight against himself.

Bower knows the West of the cowboys, as do few writers to-day....
The word pictures of Western life are realistic, and strongly
suffused with local color.--_Philadelphia North American_.

=LONESOME LAND=

A story of modern Montana, giving a wholly different phase of life among
the ranches.

Montana described as it really is, is the "lonesome land" of this
new Bower story. A prairie fire and the death of the worthless
husband are especially well handled.--_A. L. A. Booklist_.

=SKYRIDER=

A cowboy who becomes an aviator is the hero of this new story of Western
ranch life.

An engrossing ranch story with a new note of interest woven into
its breezy texture.--_Philadelphia Public Ledger_.

=THE THUNDER BIRD=

Further aeronautic adventures of "Skyrider" Johnnie Jewel.

"A good story with numberless thrills and a humorous quality
throughout its pages."--_New York Sun_.

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LITTLE, BROWN & CO., Publishers, Boston, Mass.