at the bunk house. The boys
cared for him and he told them of the lost desert mine.

7. THE BOY RANCHERS ON ROARING RIVER

_or Diamond X and the Chinese Smugglers_. The boy ranchers help
capture Delton's gang who were engaged in smuggling Chinese across the
border.

8. THE BOY RANCHERS IN DEATH VALLEY

_or Diamond X and the Poison Mystery_. The Boy Ranchers track
Mysterious Death into his cave.

CUPPLES & LEON COMPANY, Publishers, New York

THE BOMBA BOOKS

By ROY ROCKWOOD

_12mo. Cloth. Illustrated. With colored jacket._

_Bomba lived far back in the jungles of the Amazon, with a
half-demented naturalist who told the lad nothing of his past. The
jungle boy was a lover of birds, and hunted animals with a bow and
arrow and his trusty machete. He had a primitive education in some
things, and his daring adventures will be followed with breathless
interest by thousands._

1. BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY
_or The Old Naturalist's Secret_

2. BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY AT THE MOVING MOUNTAIN
_or The Mystery of the Caves of Fire_

3. BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY AT THE GIANT CATARACT
_or Chief Nasconora and His Captives_

4. BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY ON JAGUAR ISLAND
_or Adrift on the River of Mystery_

5. BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY IN THE ABANDONED CITY
_or A Treasure Ten Thousand Years Old_

6. BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY ON TERROR TRAIL
_or The Mysterious Men from the Sky_

7. BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY IN THE SWAMP OF DEATH
_or The Sacred Alligators of Abarago_

8. BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY AMONG THE SLAVES
_or Daring Adventures in the Valley of Skulls_

CUPPLES & LEON COMPANY, Publishers, New York

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