Beadle's Dime Novels No. 231: The Texan Trailer — page 2: what you’re looking at

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4 The Chapparal Haunt! , In rapid succession, good work succeeds good work in the STANDARD and HoME FAVORITE SERIEs, Beadle’s Dime Novels, and now the list comprises many of the finest romances in the literature of America relating to our historic past, to the border and the Far West, to the old Indian Wars, and to the young and vigorous life now charac- terizing the march of our Civilization in all the vast region, from the Red River of the North to the Mexican border. All well matured, carefully prepared and highly exciting in finish, plot and character, each conrplete in itself, and ali varied in nature, story and dramatic element. This substantiality—the secret of their great success—is im strqng con- trast to the worthlessness and slipshoddiness of Many of the eMeay, ONE! ‘*ten cent"? publications now on the market, which can only imitate the | true Dime Nove. by an adoption of its price:—its peculiar merits they never can approach. ~The coming number of the series—No. 22—1o be issued Tuesday, June 20, is the best work from the pen of a versatile and powerful writer, viz.- THE PRAIRIE QUEEN; — Tom Western, the Texan Ranger. Romance of the Prairies and Cha I A Romance o ppara $e ee | BY W. J. HAMILTON, AUTHOR oF “THE GIANT carry “THK LAKE RANGERS, ” ETc. ~ Alive with elements of wildest int . in which Rangers, Comanches, Chapparal Robbers, Beautiful Wome”, and an oddity in the shape of a dwarf child of the Wilderness, all play their particular part. ta" Beapie’s Dime NOVELS are sold by all Newsdealers and Booksell- ers; Or sent, post-paid, to any address, on receipt of price -TEN Ceyrs. BEADLE AND COMPANY, Publishers, 98 William Street, New York. | Cconmicloooks.conn