A new line of high-class copyrighted stories, detailing principally the adventures of men of brain and muscle employed by our Government to ferret out and prevent federal crimes. These sleuths are stationed in every city, and the zeal which they display in the pursuit of their vocation, is nothing short of marvellous. In many instances, the stories in which these detectives figure are based upon their actual experiences. There are tales of Treasury and Mail robberies, Counterfeiting and Anarchists’ plots and Smuggling. They are of such fascinating interest that it is indeed a pleasure to read them. 43.—The Man in Mail. By Lieutenant Carlton. 42.—The Smuggler’s Ally. By Bernard Wayde. 41.—The Test of Anarchy. By E. C. Derby. 40.—The Piccadilly Puzzle. By Fergus Hume. 39.—After the Bribe Takers. By Lieutenant Carlton. 38.—The Tracker Tracked. By Bernard Wayde. 37.—The Empty Mail Bags. By E. C. Derby. 36.—The Handkerchief Clue. By Harry Rockwood. 35.—The Haunt of the “Queer” Makers. By Lieutenant Carlton. 34.—In the Secret Vault. By Bernard Wayde. 33.—A Master Stroke. By E. C. Derby. 32.—A Government Spy. By Lieutenant Carlton. 31.—A False Claim. By Bernard Wayde. 30.—A Counterfeiter’s Roguery. By E. C. Derby. 29.—By Whose Hand? By E. S. Tupper. 28.—A Golden Clue. By Bernard Wayde. 27.—The Filibuster’s Warning. By Gilbert Jerome. 26.—The Man Who Made Money. By Bernard Wayde. 25.—The Moonshiners’ Dupe. By Lieutenant Carlton. 24.—The Convict Colonel. By Fortune Du Boisgobey. 23.—The Hand On the Window Sill. By Bernard Wayde. 22.—A Nihilist’s Vengeance. By E. C. Derby. 21.—The Money Jugglers. By Bernard Wayde. 20.—The Bank Note Plates. By Lieutenant Carlton. 19.—A Mysterious Case. By F. K. Hill. 18.—The Coiner’s League. By Bernard Wayde. 17.—The Silent Stranger. By Henry G. Harper. 16.—The Red Lottery Ticket. By Fortune Du Boisgobey. 15.—The Crooked Inspector. By Bernard Wayde. 14.—Foiling a Counterfeiter. By E. C. Derby. 13.—The Bag of Diamonds. By George Manville Fenn. 12.—An Anarchist’s Pluck. By Bernard Wayde. 11.—The Man in Stripes. By Lieutenant Carlton. 10.—The Clique of Gold. By Emile Gaboriau. 9.—A Privateer’s Defiance. By Bernard Wayde. 8.—The Mail Robbers’ Syndicate. By E. C. Derby. 7.—A Custom House Fraud. By Bernard Wayde. 6.—The Raid on the Mint. By Frank H. Putnam. 5.—The Untaxed Whiskey. By Bernard Wayde. 4.—The Arm of the Law. By Lieutenant Carlton. 3.—The Treasury’s Millions. By Bernard Wayde. 2.—The Man on the Coach. By E. C. Derby. 1.—A Government Trust. By Bernard Wayde. There is but one Secret Service Series that deals with the adventures of Government detectives, and its titles are enumerated above. No more exciting and interesting tales can be had anywhere. If you want good reading, buy it weekly.... _The_ Columbia Library