TIP TOP WEEKLY
The most popular publication for boys. The adventures of Frank and Dick Merriwell can be had only in this weekly. High art colored covers. Thirty-two pages. Price, 5 cents.
671—Dick Merriwell's "Dip;" or, The Mysterious Movements of a Hat.
672—Dick Merriwell's Rally; or, Making a Fighting Finish.
673—Dick Merriwell's Flier; or, The Champions of the Ice.
674—Frank Merriwell's Bullets; or, A Steady Nerve and a Sure Hand.
675—Frank Merriwell Cut Off; or, The Result of the Great Spring Rise.
676—Frank Merriwell's Ranch Boss; or, Big Bruce and the Blossoms.
677—Dick Merriwell's Equal; or, The Fellow with the Flying Feet.
678—Dick Merriwell's Development; or, The All-around Wonder.
679—Dick Merriwell's Eye; or, The Secret of Good Batting.
680—Frank Merriwell's Zest; or, The Spirit of the School.
681—Frank Merriwell's Patience; or, The Making of a Pitcher.
682—Frank Merriwell's Pupil; or, The Boy with the Wizard Wing.
683—Frank Merriwell's Fighters; or, The Decisive Battle with Blackstone.
684—Dick Merriwell at the "Meet"; or, Honors Worth Winning.
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[ADVENTURES OF A BOY GENIUS]
MOTOR STORIES
The boys who want to learn something from what they read, as well as to be interested by it, will never find another publication that will satisfy them so well as MOTOR STORIES. "Motor Matt" is not an impossible boy character. He is simply a youth who has had considerable training in a machine shop where motors of all kinds were repaired, and who is possessed of a genius for mechanics. His sense of right and wrong is strongly developed, and his endeavors to insure certain people a square deal, lead him into a series of the most astonishing, but at the same time the most natural adventures that ever befell a boy.
HERE ARE THE TITLES NOW READY:
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.
10—Motor Matt's Hard Luck; or, The Balloon House Plot.
11—Motor Matt's Daring Rescue; or, The Strange Case of Helen Brady.
12—Motor Matt's Peril; or, Cast Away in the Bahamas.
To be Published on May 17th.
13—Motor Matt's Queer Find; or, The Secret of the Iron Chest.
To be Published on May 24th.
14—Motor Matt's Promise; or, The Wreck of the "Hawk."
To be Published on May 31st.
15—Motor Matt's Submarine; or, The Strange Cruise of the "Grampus."
To be Published on June 7th.
16—Motor Matt's Quest; or, Three Chums in Strange Waters.
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[Transcriber's Notes:]
Added table of contents.
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Page 1, changed "se" to "see" in "I can see dot meinseluf."
Page 4, added missing apostrophe to "an', I do planty."
Page 8, changed "srceech" to "screech" in "screech of warning."
Page 10, changed "all sail sets" to "all sails set." Added missing quote after "into smithereens."
Page 11, changed "anwered" to "answered" after "knew of Archibald Townsend." Changed "handkerchif" to "handkerchief" ("fumbled in his pocket for a...").
Page 17, added missing open quote to "The more he talks."
Page 21, added missing open quote to "A pocketful."
Page 28, changed "Indentities" to "Identities."
Page 30, changed "matallic" to "metallic" ("metallic rattling"). Changed "fact" to "face" in "The sergeant's face changed."