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—— — ———s ——$_____ | The Army Navy Weekly | . - THE MONARCH OF- © eS ae JUVENILE PUBLICATIONS = LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. GS During the coming fall and winter, serials, complete stories and sketches from the pens of the following well-known and popular authors will be published in THE ARMY AND NAVY WEEKLY: HORATIO ALGER, Fr. Author of ‘‘The $500 Check,’ etc. WILLIAM MURRAY GRAYDON, Author of ‘‘The Legacy of Peril,’”’ ‘‘In Barracks and Wigwam,”’ etc. LIEUT. FREDERICK GARRISON, U. S. A. Author of the popular West Point series now running in THE ARMy AND Navy WEEKLY. ENSIGN CLARKE FITCH, 'U. S. N. Author of the fascinating stories of Naval Academy life, now being issued in this publi- cation. ENRIQUE 'H. LEWIS, Author of ‘‘The Nameless Story,’’ ‘‘Yankee Boys in Japan,” etc. MATTHEW WHITE, Fr. Author of ‘‘The Tour of a Private Car,” etc., et@ LIEUT. LIONEL LOUNSBERRY, Author of the famous ‘‘Kit Carey” Series, etc,.. ¢tc: @RTHOR SEY ALL, Author of the well-known ‘‘Gay Dasileigh”’ series, and editor of THe Army and Navy "WEEKLY. EDWARD S. ELLIS, A charming wilter of juvenile stories, whose name is a household word throughout the United States. GEORGE H. COOMER, Author of ‘‘Boys in the Forecastle,” recently | ended in this publication. CAPTAIN C. B. ASHLEY. Author of ‘‘Gilbert the Trapper,’ the con- cluding chapters of which were published in No. 7, ARMY AND Navy WEEKLY. —ALSO— FRANK H. CONVERSE, -* BROOKS McCORMACK, And a number of other experienced writers of interesting fiction. SPECIAL FEATURES. Complete Naval and Military Cadet Stories; New and Interesting Depart- ments; IIffustrated Articles on the West Point and Annapolis Academies ; ; Short Stories, Sketches, etc. we & & »* om STREET & SMITH, 238 William Street, New York City.