The Boat Club Part 46

Good Luck A Girl in Ten Thousand A Young Mutineer

Wild Kitty The Children's Pilgrimage The Girls of St. Wode's

Light o' the Morning

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EDWARD S. ELLIS'

Popular Boys' Books

Purely American in scene, plot, motives, and characters, the copyright works of Edward S. Ellis have been deservedly popular with the youth of America. In a community where every native-born boy can aspire to the highest offices, such a book as Ellis' "From the Throttle to the President's Chair," detailing the progress of the st.u.r.dy son of the people from locomotive engineer to the presidency of a great railroad, must always be popular. The youth of the land which boasts of a Vanderbilt will ever desire such books, and naturally will desire stories of their native land before wandering over foreign climes.

The volumes of this series are all copyright, printed from large new type, on good paper, and are handsomely bound in cloth, stamped with appropriate designs.

THE FOLLOWING COMPRISE THE t.i.tLES

Down the Mississippi From the Throttle to the President's Chair Up the Tapajos Tad; or, "Getting Even" with Him Lost in Samoa Lost in the Wilds

Red Plume A Waif of the Mountains Land of Wonders Through Jungle and Wilderness Life of Kit Carson