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WO DIAMOND DICK LIBRARY. = ~ DIAMOND DICK LIBRARY. ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY. PRICE FIVE CENTS. | The celebrated Diamond Dick Stories can only be found in the Diamonp -Dick Liaprary. Diamond Dick is the most unique and fascinating hero of Western Romance. Don’t fail to read: these storiés. They‘are fine and full of exciting interest. No. 117.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DISCOVERY; or, The Great Clear-Up at Golden City. By W. B.. Lawson. No. 118.—DIAMOND DICK, JR,’S DESPERATE STRUGGLE; or, Tough Tussle at the Discovery. By W. B. Lawson. No. 119.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DANDY DRAMAS or, Doubling Up the Dastards of Death Notch. By W. B. Lawson, No. 120.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DEADLY DERRINGER; or, The Catamounts_of Custer Camp. By W. B. Lawson, No, 121.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DEMON DEFENDER $ or, Fancy Frank’s Last Fracas. By W. B. Lawson. No. 122.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DEAD-CENTER SHOT; or, Handsome Harry’s Black Nemesis. By W. B. Lawson, No. 123,.—DIAMUND DICK, JR.'S DARK TIP; or, The Great Tuolumne Treasure. By W. B. Lawson. No. 124.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DEEP LAID PLOT; or, The Hypnotist and the Hari-Kari. By W. B. Lawson. No. 125.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DENVER PALs or, The Tiger of Tamau«:pas. By W. B. Lawson. No. 126.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DOUBLE DEAL; or, The Danites of Durango, By W. B. Lawson. No. 127.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S CLOSE CALL; or, Old Half-and-Half, the Head-Hunter. By W. B. Lawson, Mo. 128.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DESPERATE DROP: or, Run Down on the Limited. By W. B. Lawson. No. 129.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DAGGER-DEFI; or, Tizwin Tom, of Trinidad. By W. B. Lawson. No. 130.--DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DARING DRAW; or, The White Rider of Rio Grande. By W. B.: Lawson. No. 131.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DASH FOR LIFE ; or, The Tragedy of the Rawhide Trail. By W. B. Lawson, No. 132.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S DOUBLE DUEL; or, The Captive of San Carlos. By W. B. Lawson. No 133,—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DUTCH FAIRY; or, A Close Shave at Razor Creek. By W. B. Lawson. Ne. 184.—BASE-BALL BOB; or, The King of the Third Base. By E. T. Taggard. 02 135.—DIAMOND DICK, IRwS DURANGO DOZEN; or, The Vampires of Vallecita. By W. B. Lawson. No. 1386.—SHORT-STOP SAM; or, The Base-Ball Detectiry e. By John Warden. No. 137.—DIAMOND DICK, JR. 1S DEATH-DODGE3 or. Turning Down The Terror of Troublesome. By W. B. Lawsone No. 138.—DONALD DARKES or, The Baltimore Detective. By George W. Goode. No. 139.—DIAMOND DICK. JR., IN DANGERS or, A Oucer Game at Maverick. By W. B. Lawson. No. 140.—THE FERRET DETECTIVE AND THE OPIUM PIENDS; or. Saved From a Terrible Fate, By Al. Pinkerton, No. 141._DIA MOND DICK JR. AS A DEPUTY; or,The Clean-Up at Kingfisher. By W. B. Lawson. No. 142.—THE FERRET DETECTIVE’S SHARP WORK; or, A Beantiful Girl’s Mysterious Death. By Al. Pinkerton, No. 148.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DRAG-OUTS or, The Big Bluff at Boomerang. By W. B. Lawson. No. 144.—THE KING OF THE WHYOS; or, The Tragedy of Pell Street. By ‘'om Ward. No. 145.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DEADLOCKs or, The Hazy Knight From Juniper. By W. B. Lawson, No. 146-—THREE AGAINST ONE3$ or, The Whyo Gang’s Last Deal. By Tom Ward. No. 147.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DUPES3 or, A Blind Game In the Bad Lands. By W. B. Lawson. No. 148.—UNDER THE GULF; or, The Strange Voyage of the Torpedo Boat. By Harry St. George. No. 149.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.'S BOGUS DOLLAR; or, The Brothers of the Bowi2. By W. B. Lawson, No. 150.—THE GAYEST BOY IN NEW YORK; or, Adventures by Gaslight. By Dash Kingston. No. 151.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.L’S DUAL ROLE; or, The Bogie Man From Bad Axe. «By W. B. Lawson. No. 152.—THE BOWERY DETECTIVE; or. The Bootblack’s Last Great Case. By Raymond Clyde. No. 153.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.2S TOUGHEST TRAIL; or, The Coquette of Cochetopa. By W. B. Lawson. No. 154.—MECHINET, THE FRENCH DETECTIVE; or, The Little Old Man of the Bagitnolles, By Francis A, Durivage, No. 155.—DIAMOND DICK, JR. ON DECK; or, The Treasure of the Montezumas. By W. B. Lawson. No. 156.—TELEGRAPH TOM, THE MESSENGER ROY DETECTIVE OF CHICAGO. By Charles Norris. No. 167.—TELEGRAPH TOM’S TRAP3 or, The Messenger Boy Detective in New York. By Charles Norris. No. 158.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DANDY DISGUISE: or. A Tussle With the Pigtail Outlaws. By W. B. Lawson No. 169.—THE TORPEDO WIZARD; or, A Cruise of Adventure in Many Seas. By Harry St. George. No. 160.—DIAMOND DICK, JR. AND THE DAYLIGHT SPECIALS or, The Last of King Hip’s Tigers, ‘By W. B. Lawson, No. Pls —NO SLOUCH. A Romance of Pike’s Peake. By Leander P. Richardson. ! No. 162.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.2S DARING DEAL; or. Upder the Mafia’s Ban. By W. B. Lawson. No. 163. TELEGRAPH TOMS WINNING GAMES or. The Messenger Boy Detective Among the Bowery Sharps. By Charles Norris, No. 164.—DIAMOND DICK, JRLS DEUCE OF DIAMONDS: or, The Bravo of Bullet Bend. By W. B. Lawson. No. 165.—THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN, By Leander P. Rich-rdson. No. 166.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DASHING DRIVES or, The Hornets of Harqua Hala. By W. B. Lawson. No. 167.—TELEGRAPH TOMS TRAMP: or, A Young Detective’s Luck. By Charles Norris. No. 168.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DEMON ANTE; r.-‘The Wind-up at Salt River. By W. B. Lawson. No. 169.—RIGHT IN IT; or, A New York Boy asa Faney Farmer. By Will Winner. No. 170.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S DESPERATE DECISION; or, Comet Kate, of Calabasas. By W. B. Lawson. No. 171.—DIAMOND DICK, JR., AT DOS CABEZOS; or, The Countess of Monte Cristo. By W. B. Lawson. No. 172.—PAWNEE BILL’S GREAT FIGHT; or, May Lillie, the Rifle Queen. By E. W. Wheeler. No. 173.—DIAMOMD DICK. JR.’S WRITTEN RECEIPT; or, The Mystery of Casa Grande. By W. B. Lawson. No. 174.—PAWNEE BILL AND JESSE JAMES; or, The Kansas Rangers. By E. W. Wheeler. No. 175.—DIAMOND DICK, JR.’S CALL DOWN; or, The King of the Silver Box. By W. B. Lawson. No. 176.—PAWNEE BILL AT WORK FOR UNCLE SAMS or, On the Trail With Spotted Tail. By E. W. Wheeler - DIME NOVEL CLUB Reprint yo. 4 price ¢ 1.00 . CONIC MHOOKS. EO > Pyd- charles pragin, logo q. de,