In Barracks and Wigwam — page 256: what you’re looking at

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William Murray Graydon vee is a name well known to the boys. He © <1 writes a rattling good story and helps you to memorize historical facts at the same time. | These stories are at once educational _and of enthralling interest. We have now ready in the Medal Li- brary the following copyright books By this author: No. 16—THE WHITE KING OF AFRICA No. 22—FROM LAKE TO WILDERNESS’ - No. 26—THE CRYPTOGRAM No. 36—IN BARRACKS AND WIGWAM No. 39—WiTH BOER AND BRITISHER IN THE TRANSVAAL More coming shortly. You can’t miss it by investing a dime in one of these books, 10 cents at all newsdealers Postpaid from the publishers at the same price 238 William S Street & Smith New York | CO icboo S. ‘com "she Yip ith eal ‘ ~ *, eh Pea “4 Ce ; a we fo? aad ' 7 >» , « - ned ad 4 , 4 « ' ~ ay? SM a Pet nt ae : F “ ee > “a euk $ PD ef om - Rlgl tay” : ating “ < ere}. ae « Foe Suh te A eee. PEF 1 ed hut BOK, * - HY See . i eo Se Se AL ae 7 f*- ate lh fi “y Roel Oe Uk eh TS Yan & RRL