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Ligh Te RAY SIT hae Ca Rae ELD: Ss PIE i etek Wer Rae SORE ESS A ‘SECRET SERVICE SERIES, BY POPULAR AUTHORS. In Handsome Lithographed Covers, and Profusely Illustrated. Frice, 25 Cents Hach. The above-named series is issued in clean, large type, uniform im size with “Street & Surre’s Sevect Serres,” and will consist of the most thrilling and ingeniously constructed stories, by, popular and experienced writers in this field of fiction. The following books are now ready ; No. i—BRANT ADAMS, THE EMPEROR OF DETECTIVES. By “Old Sleuth.” No. 2—BRUCE ANGELO, THE CITY DETECTIVE. By “Old Sleuth.” No. 3—VAN, THE GOVERNMENT DETECTIVE. By the author of ‘‘ Old Sleuth.” No. 4—THE TWIN DETECTIVES; Or, THE ae iba OF THE TOMB. By K. F. Hill. No. 5—THE MASKED DETECTIVE. By the author of ‘Old Stonewall,” ‘*The Indian Detective,” .** Gipsy Blair,” ete. PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. _ For sale by all Booksellers and News Agents, or will be sent, postage free, to any address in the United States or Canada, on receipt of price, by the pub- lishers, na STREET & SMITH, P. Q. Box 27384, 31 Rose St.. New York. ~ : Eomicbooks.com /