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LARRY BARLOW'S AMBITIONA YOUNG INVENTOR'S PLUCK

LARRY BARLOW'S AMBITIONA YOUNG INVENTOR'S PLUCK

These two books of adventure for boys, by the popular author of theRover Boys' Series, have attained an enviable reputation, and are read by thousands and thousands of boys everywhere.

These two books of adventure for boys, by the popular author of theRover Boys' Series, have attained an enviable reputation, and are read by thousands and thousands of boys everywhere.

A STRUGGLE FOR A FORTUNEWINGED ARROW'S MEDICINETHE FIRST CAPTURE

A STRUGGLE FOR A FORTUNEWINGED ARROW'S MEDICINETHE FIRST CAPTURE

Harry Castlemonranks among the best of the writers of juvenile fiction. His various books are in constant and large demand by the boys who have learned to look for his name as author as a guaranty of a good story.

Harry Castlemonranks among the best of the writers of juvenile fiction. His various books are in constant and large demand by the boys who have learned to look for his name as author as a guaranty of a good story.

THE BOY LAND BOOMERTHREE YOUNG RANCHMEN

THE BOY LAND BOOMERTHREE YOUNG RANCHMEN

Stories of western life that are full of adventure, which read as if they happened day before yesterday.

Stories of western life that are full of adventure, which read as if they happened day before yesterday.

DOWN THE AMAZONADRIFT ON A JUNKYOUNG VOYAGERS OF THE NILEYOUNG CASTAWAYS

DOWN THE AMAZONADRIFT ON A JUNKYOUNG VOYAGERS OF THE NILEYOUNG CASTAWAYS

For boys who have had their fill of adventures on land, theRathbornebooks are ever welcome. They make one feel the salt breeze, and hear the shouts of the sailor boys.

For boys who have had their fill of adventures on land, theRathbornebooks are ever welcome. They make one feel the salt breeze, and hear the shouts of the sailor boys.

TEDDYTELEGRAPH TOMMESSENGER No. 48DOWN THE SLOPE

TEDDYTELEGRAPH TOMMESSENGER No. 48DOWN THE SLOPE

James Otiswrites for wide-awake American boys, and his audience read his tales with keen appreciation.

James Otiswrites for wide-awake American boys, and his audience read his tales with keen appreciation.


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