Beadle's Half Dime Library No. 522 — page 1: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

__ Entered at the ‘Post Office at New York, N. Y.. at Second Class Mail Rates. Vol, XXI. $2.50 a Year. sf al! ‘ — —_— —_—_-— ie a = mt! Vt in! SV tn tt a ri im mies Tae Copyright, 1887, by BEADLE AND ADAMS, PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS, No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. “se — —- . ey accra alia ee a A —4 ‘LZ EY (i | “wHAT IS YOUR BUSINESS, IN BISMARCK KY” DEMANDED THE SHERIFF. ‘*‘ WHAT OUR BUSINESS is, IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS, SIR!” WAS DEADWOOD DICK'S CURT RETORT. W/ \ \\ \ \ ai aX a , Suly : 26, 0, 188%. __ eee Rees No. 522, 5 Cents. SseM NEM RNE UMD WA— Co Ji WY La Wy | a veut Te | > x An = , Nt AY " ~ \ a\ ‘\\ \4 va i" } ‘ ' \\ ' S\\ ' aN i.e | Pick | ' “7 The “ Bellerin bal” of Bismarek, BY EDWARD DL. W HEELS. R, AUTHOR OF *‘ DEADWOOD DIOK ! ’ NOVELS, ‘* ROSH BUD ROB” NOVELS, ‘* BONANZA BILL, ” ETC,, ETC., ETC. CHAPTER 1. THE SHADOW OF A CONSPIRACY, Bismarck, Dakota. The king city of the king of Northwestern Ter» ritories. The date in November, one snow-bound day, when a blizzard of unusual force was blowing, d keeping nearly every one indoors. ah coop rikied saloon of Peter Pendergrass, bet- ter known as ‘‘ Peachblow Pete,” on oe of the ruddy color ot his nasal appendage, men ooYe)