Tip Top Weekly No. 52: Frank Merriwell's Dash — page 36: what you’re looking at

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32 TIP TOP WEEKLY. | pplause. ws and saggestions will be welcomed.) San Francisco, March 1, 1897. Gentlemen: The Merrisell series of your Tip Top Library is something novel and new, and the pranks which occur Juring bis college career are very amusing and interesting to read. My prejudice against paper A ers from Tre Tor WEEKLY readers are always acceptable. | eee rte ee er Novel Premium Offer!! - Your Favorite Papers Placed Within Your Reach! ; An easy method by which you can obtain a yearly subscription to the Red, White and Blue, Tip Top Weekly and Good News. By sending through your newsdealer premium coupon No. 1, printed below and novels has long since disappeared, and I siucerely trust | gr, cents each week for nine weeks, you will receive by mail for one your novels in future will equal those of the past, Don de Oro. Chicago, Tl]., Mareh 1, 1897. Dear Sirs: I have been reading your Tip Top Library from No. 40 0n. 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