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BUFFALO BILL STORIES
The most original stories of Western adventure. The only weeklycontaining the adventures of the famous Buffalo Bill. =High art coloredcovers. Thirty-two big pages. Price, 5 cents.=
405--Buffalo Bill and the Rope Wizard; or, A Tie-up with the Riata King. 406--Buffalo Bill's Fiesta; or, At Outs with the Duke of Cimarron. 407--Buffalo Bill Among the Cheyennes; or, The Rescue of Paquita. 408--Buffalo Bill Besieged; or, Texas Kid's Last Trail. 409--Buffalo Bill and the Red Hand; or, The Ranch of Mystery. 410--Buffalo Bill's Tree-Trunk Drift; or, The Cold Game "Gent" from Red Tail. 411--Buffalo Bill and the Spectre; or, A Queer Layout in Spook Ca?on. 412--Buffalo Bill and the Red Feathers; or, The Pard Who Went Wrong. 413--Buffalo Bill's King Stroke; or, Old Fire-top's Finish. 414--Buffalo Bill, the Desert Cyclone; or, The Wild Pigs of the Cumbres. 415--Buffalo Bill's Cumbres Scouts; or, The Wild Pigs Corralled.
BRAVE AND BOLD WEEKLY
All kinds of stories that boys like. The biggest and best nickel'sworth ever offered. =High art colored covers. Thirty-two big pages.Price, 5 cents.=
321--Madcap Max, The Boy Adventurer; or, Lost in the Land of the Mahdi. By Frank Sheridan. 322--Always to the Front; or, For Fun and Fortune. By Cornelius Shea. 323--Caught in a Trap; or, The Great Diamond Case. By Harrie Irving Hancock. 324--For Big Money; or, Beating His Way to the Pacific. By Fred Thorpe. 325--Muscles of Steel; or, The Boy Wonder. By Weldon J. Cobb. 326--Gordon Keith in Zululand; or, How "Checkers" Held the Fort. By Lawrence White, Jr 327--The Boys' Revolt; or, Right Against Might. By Harrie Irving Hancock. 328--The Mystic Isle; or, In Peril of His Life. By Fred Thorpe. 329--A Million a Minute; or, A Brace of Meteors. By Weldon J. Cobb. 330--Gordon Keith Under African Skies; or, Four Comrades in the Danger Zone. By Lawrence White, Jr. 331--Two Chums Afloat; or, The Cruise of the "Arrow." By Cornelius Shea.
MOTOR STORIES
The latest and best five-cent weekly. We won't say how interesting itis. See for yourself. =High art colored covers. Thirty-two big pages.Price, 5 cents.=
1--Motor Matt; or, The King of the Wheel. 2--Motor Matt's Daring; or, True To His Friends. 3--Motor Matt's Century Run; or, The Governor's Courier. 4--Motor Matt's Race; or, The Last Flight of the "Comet." 5--Motor Matt's Mystery; or, Foiling a Secret Plot. 6--Motor Matt's Red Flier; or, On The High Gear. 7--Motor Matt's Clue; or, The Phantom Auto. 8--Motor Matt's Triumph; or, Three Speeds Forward. 9--Motor Matt's Air-Ship; or, The Rival Inventors.
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ADVENTURES OF A BOY GENIUS
MOTOR STORIES
Most five-cent weeklies are founded upon the adventures of boy wonderswho perform all sorts of impossible feats and who never act or talk asa boy really does. This is displeasing to the intelligent boy of thepresent day, who is better educated, and who, consequently, demandsmore logical reading than the old-time boy did.
The boys who want to learn something from what they read, as wellas to be interested by it, will never find another publication thatwill satisfy them so well as MOTOR STORIES. "Motor Matt" is not animpossible boy character. He is simply a youth who has had considerabletraining in a machine shop where motors of all kinds were repaired,and who is possessed of a genius for mechanics. His sense of right andwrong is strongly developed, and his endeavors to insure certain peoplea square deal lead him into a series of the most astonishing, but atthe same time the most natural, adventures that ever befell a boy.
Buy the current number from your newsdealer. We feel sure that youwill be just as enthusiastic about it as the fifty thousand other boysthroughout the United States have become.
HERE ARE THE TITLES NOW READY:
No. 1.--Motor Matt; or, The King of the Wheel. No. 2.--Motor Matt's Daring; or, True to His Friends. No. 3.--Motor Matt's Century Run; or, The Governor's Courier. No. 4.--Motor Matt's Race; or, The Last Flight of the "Comet." No. 5.--Motor Matt's Mystery; or, Foiling a Secret Plot. No. 6.--Motor Matt's Red Flier; or, On the High Gear. No. 7.--Motor Matt's Clue; or, The Phantom Auto.
TO BE PUBLISHED ON APRIL 12th
No. 8.--Motor Matt's Triumph; or, Three Speeds Forward.
TO BE PUBLISHED ON APRIL 19th
No. 9.--Motor Matt's Air-ship; or, The Rival Inventors.
TO BE PUBLISHED ON APRIL 26th
No. 10.--Motor Matt's Hard Luck; or, The Balloon House Plot.
TO BE PUBLISHED ON MAY 3d
No. 11.--Motor Matt's Daring Rescue; or, The Strange Case of Helen Brady.
TO BE PUBLISHED ON MAY 10th
No. 12.--Motor Matt's Peril; or, Cast Away in the Bahamas.
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_STREET & SMITH, Publishers, NEW YORK_
Transcriber's Notes:
Italics are represented with _underscores_; bold with =equal signs=.
Retained inconsistent hyphenation ("reentered" vs. "re-entered").
Page 12, changed "anyhere" to "anywhere" ("we can go anywhere").
Page 13, removed unnecessary quote before "In the letter, over his ownsignature." Changed "propellor" to "propeller" ("propeller forces theair-ship").
Page 16, changed "Yon" to "You" ("You can handle the machine").
Page 18, changed "times" to "time" ("right time arrives").
Page 19, changed "geen" to "been" ("chum has been getting").
Page 26, changed "Mat" to "Matt" ("get a look at Matt").
Page 27, changed "nearer" to "neared" ("As they neared").
Page 28, changed "bulding" to "building" ("big building were closed").
Page 29, changed "crossel" to "crossed" ("curious expression crossed").Changed "outwarlly" to "outwardly" ("outwardly looked precisely").Changed "varandaed" to "verandaed."
Page 30, changed "thicked" to "thicker" ("thicker grew the").
Page 31, changed "clutchel" to "clutched" ("clutched Pete's arm").
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