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Deadwood Dick's Discovery
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Deadwood Dick's Discovery

· c. 1904

# Aldine Boys' First-Rate Pocket Library, No. 432

This issue contains "Deadwood Dick's Discovery: A Romance of the 'Silent Tongues,'" a western adventure serialized across two chapters. The narrative follows a south-bound stage traveling through Colorado's San Juan canyon toward the mining settlement of Deadwood Dick's Discovery. Among diverse passengers—miners, gamblers, clerics, and a veiled woman—rides "Blonde Bill," a wealthy traveler carrying substantial gold and currency. When the outlaw gang "Silent Tongues" attacks the stage, Blonde Bill leads armed resistance alongside characters "Beautiful Bill" and "Rosebud Rob," a gambler with a waxed moustache. During the gunfight, the veiled woman is fatally shot. After the outlaws retreat, Blonde Bill leaves the stage to bury her, accompanied by Rosebud Rob, initiating further plot developments. The narrative emphasizes frontier violence, mining-era transportation peril, and colorful frontier dialect.

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Date
c. 1904
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