Beadle's Half Dime Library No. 755 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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ww : a - + » é- Col. Ingraham’s ‘ » Entered as Second Class Matte rat the New York, N. Y., Post Office. Splendid Wild-Southwest Romance! — TS ——— —-.. >: al CL - LLL (= |= |p VW 8 SS er Me ~. OBB — Go Jains, Crrerel ello errr: Cee Copyrighted 1892, by BEADLE AND ADAMS, WERE, NAR E QHD Avy (he! la | January 19, 1892. $2.50 PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS. Price, No. 758, a Year. No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. 5 Cents. Vol. XXX, — ——— ee —— WY = ip = — ———————— a — ——> - = —— > ———_—— - Ss — 2. ——_ —— - The Renegades Captive, BY COLONEL PRENTISS INGRAHAM, CHAPTER IL. A BOY HERO. ‘Here's a letter from Omaha, ss teh and we will bear all about Charlie, for it 1s from my ’ brother.” The speaker was a genial-faced man of middle age, and he was seated in a pleasant sitting-room of bis own comfortable house in the State of Keptacky, It was away back among the “Fifties,” be- fore the Civil War that shook our land from one end to the other, and when the ‘‘ Far West” was beyond the now great city of Chicago. oo —— ———————_—_— Wie ——— THE DESPERADO THREW HIS LASSO; THE NOOSE SETTLED OVER THE HEAD OF DASHING CHARLIE. JOOKS:, GO GOMtEE