An Interrupted Wedding, or Marion Marlowe as Maid of Honor — page 36: what you’re looking at

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MY QUEEN A Weekly Journal for Young Women : ae CONPAINING THE FAMOUS . « @ arion Marlowe Sstories First number published Sept. 27th. Present circulation over 150,000 copies per week. Marion Marlowe is a beautiful and ambitious farmer’s daughter, who goes to the great metropolis in search of fame and fortune. One of the most interesting series of stories ever written; each one complete in itself, and detailing an interesting episode in her life. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. EDITED BY GRACE SHIRLEY. em eCATALOGUEweoe i—From Farm to Fortune; or, Only a Farmer's | 12—Marion Marlowe in Society; or, A Race fora Daughter. | Title. 2—Marion Marlowe’s Courage: or, A Brave Girl's 123—Marion Marlowe’s Christmas Eve; or, The Struggle for Life and Honor, Treachery of a Factory Inspector. 14—Marion Marlowe's Escape; or, A Dangerous Mis- take ‘‘On the Road.”’ 15—Marion Marlowe in Buffalo; or, Betrayed by a Rival Company. 16—Marion Marlowe in Cleveland; or, The Mystery 3—Marion Marlowe's True Heart; or, How a Daugh- ter For ,zave. 4—Marion Marlowe's Noble Work; or, The Tragedy at the Hospital. S—Marion Marlowe Entrapped; or, The Victim of | of the Blood-Red Rose. Professional Jealousy. . | 17—Marion Marlowe in Columbus; or, Accused of a 6—Marion Marlowe's Peril: or, A Mystery Unveiled, | Crime. 7—Marion Marlowe’s Money; or, Brave Work in | 18—Marion Marlowe in Indianapolis; or, The Ad- the Slums. venture of Dr. Brookes. 8—Marion Marlowe’s Cleverness; or, Exposing a 19—Marion Marlowe in St. Louis; or, A Forger'’s Bold Fraud. | Bold Deed. 9—Marion Marlowe’s Skill; or, A Week as a Pri- | 20—Marion Marlowe in Chicago; or, Trapped by a vate Detective. Lunatic. 10—Marion Marlowe's Triumph; or, In Spite of Her | 21—Marion Marlowe in St. Paul; or, The Company’s Enemies. Mascot in a Double Deal. 1i—Marion Marlowe’s Disappearance; or, Almost a |; 22—Marion Marlowe in Omaha; or, Held Up by Crime. Accident. Each number also contains several pages of helpful hints and answers to correspondents by the editress, Miss GRACE SHIRLEY. Thirty-two pages, and beautiful cover in colors. Price, five cents per copy. STREET & SMITH, Pus Lisuers, 238 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK CITY, ComicbhoOoks.con