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Shen ind BEADLE’S« H ALF- JIME« LIBRARY. ~_——— ——— —————— ——— 632 The Dead Detective’s Double. By Gerald Carlton, 633 Plucky Paul, the Boy Prospector; or, The Dead- wood Desperado’s Last Innings.’ By J. W. Osbon. 634 Cache Carl, the Chico Giant; or, The True Hearts of Red Eye Roost. By Buckskin Sam. 635 Oklahoma Hi, the Blue-Coat Scout; or, The Boomer's Last Battle. By P. 5. Warne. 636 Deadwood Dick, Jr. After the Queer; or, Saw- dust Sam’s Last Green Game. By Edward L. Wheeler. 637 Dick Doan, the Dock Boy Detective, By T. C. Harbaugb. 638 Tom Cat’s Triumph; or, Black Ivan’s Great Combine, By Lieut. A. K. Sims. 639 Sunrise Saul, the EKxpress-Train Ferret. Pierce. 640 Bareback Beth, the Centaur of the Circle. J. G Cow@rick. 641 Dismal Dave’s Dandy Pard; or, The Clew to Captain Claw. By William G. Patten. 642 Deadwood Dick, Jr. in Buffalo; or, 4-1144. By Bdward L. Wheeler. 643 Happy, Harry's Big Find; or, The Beautiful Jezebel’s Last Stake. By P. §, Warne. 644 The Hercules Highwayman: or, The Mounted Miners of the Overland, By Col. P, Ingraham. 645 Kit, the Pavement Sharp. By T. C. Harbaugh. 646 Cowboy Gid, the Cattle-Range Detective; or, ‘rhe Grand Corral at Cross-Notch. By Lieut. A, K. Sims. 647 Typewriter Tilly, the Merchant’s Ward; or, Amateur Detective against Professional. By J. C. Cowdrick. 648 Deadwood Dick Jr's. Chase Across the Conti- nent. By Edward L. Wheeler. 649 Gamin Bob, the Bowery Badger; or, Scooping a Slippery Set. By Jo Pierce. 650 Butterfly Billy, the Pony Rider Detective; or, Buffato Bill's Boy Pard. By Col. P. Ingraham, Bound-Boy Frank.the Young Amateur Detective, By William G. Patten, 652 Don Barr, the Plain’s Freelance. By Oll Coomes, 653 Billy Bantam, the Boy Beagle. By T. C. Har- baugh. 654 Deadwood Dick, Jr., Among the Smugglers. By Edward L. Wheeler. 655 Plucky Paul, the Boy Speculator. By C. Morris. 656 Butterfly Billy’s Man Hunt. By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham. 657 Warbling William, the Mountain Mountebank. By Lieut, A. K. Sims. 658 Sky-R »cket Rob, the Life-Saver; or, The Storm- Waif of Giznt’s Boot. By Jo Pierce, 659 Moonlight Morgan, the ** Pizenest’’ Man of Ante 3ar; or, Cibuta John’s Champion Chase. By J. C. Cowdrick. 660 Deadwood Dick, Jr’s., Insurance Case; or, Corialing a Cunning Trio. By Ed. L. Wheeler. 661 Old Kit Bandy’s Deliverance; or, Banner Ben, the Wildfire of the Prairies. By Oll Coomes. 662 Butterfly Billy’s Bonanza; Or, The Specter Soldier of the Overland. By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham. 663 Violet Vane’s Victory: or, The Jaspar City Clean Out. By William G. Patten. 664 Cheeky Charley. the Special; or, The Life Racket at Rattlesnake Rid:e. By P. 5S. Warne, 665 Jolly Jeremiah. the Plains_ Detective; Warbling William's Home Run. A. K. Sims. 666 Deadwood Dick, Jr., Buck in the Mines; or, The Mountain Amazon’s Double Game. -By Edward L. Wheeler, 667 Bob and Sam, the Daisy Detectives; or, The Gamin Spies’ Big Stake. By Charles Morris. 668 The Buccaneer Midshipman; or, The Sea Rover's Ruse. By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham. 669 Broadway Billy Abroad; or, The Bootblack Bravo in San Francisco. By J. C. Cowdrick. 670 Norway Nels, the Big Boy Mountaineer; or, The Rival Ranchmen. By Oll Coomes. 671 Jersey Jed, the Boy Hustler; or, Shadowing the Shadower. By T. C. Harbaugh. 672 Deadwood Dick, Jr., in Durango; or, “ Gathered In.” By Edward L, Wheeler. 673 Ralph Renwood, the Lightning Express Detec- tive. By A. F. Holt. 674 The Wizard Sailor; or, Red Ralph, the Rover. By Oolonel Prentiss Ingraham. 675 Broadway Billy’s Best: or, Beating San Fran- cisoe S #inest. By J. C. Cowdrick. 676 Signal Sam, the Lookout Scout; or, The Tussle a the Big Bonanza. By Lieut. A. K. Sims. 677 Chincapin Pan’s Second Trail; or, The Baffled 678 Deadwood Dick, Jr’s., Discovery; or, Found a Fortune. By Edward L. Wheeler, The s Shadower; or, Th Freebooter’ Legac ; i By Colonel Prentiss inerutneh, i om. By Jo By 651 or, By Lieut. 680 Dauntless Dan, the Freelance; or, Old Kit Bandy in Arcadia. By Oll Coomes. Double Curve Dan’s Dead Ball. C. Jenks. By George 682 Wild Vulcan, the Long Range Rider. By William ' G. Patten. 683 Saltpeter Sol, the New York Navigator; or, The Unseen Enemy. By Jo Pierce. 684 Deadwood Dick’s Dazzle; or, The Nemesis of Nutmeg Bonanza. By Edward L. Wheeler. 685 Happy Hugh, the Boy_Musician Detective; or, Breaking the Eureka Spider’s Web. By T. C. Harbaugh, 686 Orlando, the Ocean Free Flag; or, The Tarnished Name _ By Colonel Prentiss Ingraham. 687 Broadway Billy in Clover; Lake Tulare. By J. C. Cowdrick. Published Every Tuesday. Hach Issue Complete and Sold at the Uniform Price of Five Cents. ‘ 681 The Pitcher Detective’s Toughest Tussle; or, | No Doubl 725 Daring Dick, Pa*«nee Bill’s Pard; or, The Red Cavalry Raid. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. 726 Dennis Duff, the Brown Sport’s Kid; or, The Covers and Blinds of Gotham. By Jo Pierce. 727 Headlight Harry’s Siren; or, Mad Madge, the Outla vy Queen. By Col. A. F. Holt, | 728 Deadwood Dick, Jr.’s, Disguise; or, Ivan, the : 731 Ruth , or. Tere Ruction at 688 Chincapin Dan’s Home Stretch; or, The Con- | Spirators of No Man’s Land. Badger, Jr. 689 Billy, the Gypsy Spy; or, Working out The Mys- tery of Two Lives. By Lieut, A. K, Sims. 690 Deadwood Dick, Jr’s, Dollars; or, The Humming Bird of Honeysuckle. By Edward L. Wheeler. By Joseph E. 691 big Day. By A. F. Holt. 692 The Rival Sharps: or, Redfern, the Secret Ser- vice Scout. By Col. P. Ingraham. 693 Vinlet and Daisy, the Posy Pards; or, The Racket at Red Hot. Ry Wm. G, Patten. 694 Spicy Jim, the Only One of His Kind; or, Head- ing Off the Crooks. By Jo Pierce. Deadwood Dick,Jr., at Danger Divide; or, De- veloping the Dead Secret. By E, L. Wheeler. 696 Broadway Billy in Texas; or, Rounding Up the Red River Rustlers. By J. C, Cowdrick, 697 The Scarlet Sombrero; or, The Sharp from Texas. By Col. P. Ingraham, 698 Old Crazy, the Man Without a Head; or, Light- heart Luke’s Clean Sweep. By Jos. E. Badger, Jr. 699 Simple Sim, the Broncho Buster; or, oe the Fool for Big Stakes. By Lieutenant A. K. Sims. 700 Deadwood Dick, Jr.’s, Drop; or, The Sojourn at Satan’s Spring. By Edward L. Wheeler, 701 Photograph Fred, the Camera Sharp; or, The Fight to the Finish. By T. C. Harbaugh. 702 Blue Jacket Bill; or, The Red Hat Ranger's Red Hot Racket. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. sroadway Billy’s Brand; or, The New York Delegates in Hard-up Camp. By J. C. Cowdrick. 704 Deadwood Dick, Jr., at Jack-Pot: or, Making Crooked Things S:raight. By Ed. L. Wheeler. 705 Violet Vane’s Vow: or, The Crafty Detective’s Craft. By William G. Patten. 706 Tom Thistle, the Road-House Detective; or, The Harlem Sport’s Star-Faced Pacer. By Jo rierce. 707 The Red Sombrero Rangers; or. Redfern’s Last frail. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham, 708 Light-Heart Lute’s Legacy; or, The Lucky Lad’s Winning Hand. By Joseph E Badger, Jr. 709 The Curbstone Detective; or, Harry Hale’s Big Beat. By Charles Morris. 710 Deadwood Dick, Jr., in San Francisco; or, Kodak Kate, the Snap Shot. By Edward L. Wheeler. 711 Broadway Billy at Santa Fe; or, The Pard De tectives’ Clever Deal. By J. C. Cowdrick, 712 The Mesmerist Sport: or, The Mystified Detec- tive. By Lieut. A. K. Sims. 713 Carl, the Mad Cowboy: or, The Lariat Queen. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. 714 Old Misery, the Man from Missouri; or, The Mystery of the Mountain League. By Wm. G. Patten. "15 Wide Awake Len, the Quaker ok Ferret; or, Caging the Cormorants. By T, C. Harbaugh. 716 Deadwood Dick, Jr.’s, Still Hunt; or. The Sec- ond Round in San Francisco, By Edward L. Wheeler. 717 Mosquito Jac. the Hustler Gamin; or, Move-on Mike s Grand Catch. By Jo Pierce. 718 Light-Heart Lute’s Last Trail; or, The Gold Crater’s Secret. By Joseph E. Badger, Jr. 719 Pawnee Bill’s Pledge; or, The Cowboy Kidnap- per. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. 720 Broadway Billy’s Full Hand; or, The Gamin De- tective's Double Snap at Santa Fe. By J. C. Cowdrick. 721 Maverick Mose, the Arizona Detective; or, The Wizard of Urkos Pass. By Will Liseubee. 722 Deadwood Dick, Jr.'s, Dominoes; or, The Rival Camps of the Northern Border. By Edward L,. eeler, 723 Silverblade, the Sheshone; or,_The Border Beagie’s Secret Mission. By Jos, E. Badger, Jr, 724 Violet Vane's Vengeance; or. The Wipe-Out at White Water, By William G. Patten. Headlight Harry’s Haul; or, The Railroad Pards’ | Man of Iron. By Edward L. Wheeler. 729 Silverblade, the Half-Blood; or, the Border Beagle at Bay. By Jos. E. Badger, Jr. 730 Violet Vane’s Verdict; or, The Crooked Game at Coffin City. By Wm. G. Patten. Redmond, the Girl Sbadower: or, The Rivals in Buckskin. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. 732 Daisy Dell, the Pavement Detective: or, Trap- ping Big Game. By T. C. Harbaugh. 738 Toltec Tom, the Mad Prospector: or, Unearthing the Cavern League. By Lieut. A. K. Sims, 734 Deadwcod Dick, Jr.’s, Double Deal; or, The All- Arvund Surprise. By Edward L. Wheeler, 735 Broadway Billy’s Business; or, Waking Up Wind Canyon Camp. By J. C. Cowdrick. 736 Larry, the Thoroughbred; or, Beaten on Every side. By George C. Jenks. 737 Buck Taylor, the Comanche’s Captive; or, Buck- skin Sam to the Rescue. By Col. Prentiss Ingra- ham. | 238 Broadway Billy’s Curious Case; or, The Mys terious Disappearance at Manitou Springs. By J. ©, Cowdrick, 739 Silverblade, the Hostile; or, The Border Beagle’s Ghost Trail. By Jos. E. Badger, Jr. Deadwood Dick, Jr’s. Deathwatch; Moving Mystery at Mexican Mustang. ward L. Wheeler. 741 Violet-Vane, the Ventriloquist Vidocq; or, Sport against Sport. By Wm. G, Patten. 742 Billy Winks, the Bell-Boy Detective; or, Break- ing the Meshes of the Golden Coil. By T. C. Harbaugh. 743 Buck Taylor’s Boys; or The Red Riders of the Rio Grande. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. 744 Dick of the Docks, the Night-Watch; or, The vw ater Waif’s Dead Past. By Jo Pierce. 745 Kansas Jim, the Cross-Cut Detective; or, The Raiders of the Range. By Lieut. A. K. Sims. 746 Quiet Jack, the Secret Service Spv: or, Too Much for Red Leary. By Dan Dunning, (of the S cret Service Corps). 747 Tea !wood Dick, Jr. s, Doublet; or, The Tandem T.a.o of feddy’s Tailings. By Ed. L. Wheeler. 748 Silverblade, the Friendly; or, the Border Beagle’s Boy Pard. By Joseph E. Badger, Jr. 749 Dashing’ Charlie, the Young Scalp-Taker; or, The Kentucky Tenderfoot’s First Trail. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. or, The By Ed- | 50 Violet Vane, the Vanquished; or, The Life Strug- | %51 Gold-Dust Dan, the Trail Patrol. | gle at Shanty City. By Wm. G. Patten. By John W. Osbon. 752 Deadwood Dick, Jr.’s, Deathblow; or, The Little Circus at Last Chance. By Edward L. Wheeler. 753 Broadway Billy in Denver; or, The On. the-Catch Combination. By J. C, Cowdrick. 754 Billy Winks, the Boss Boy Shadow. Harbaugh. 7b> Gold Dust Dan’s Oath; or, Reckless Roy, the Regulator. By J. W. Osbon. 756 Dashing Charlie’s Destiny; or, The Renegade’s Captive. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham, 757 Detective Frank’s Sweep-stakes, or, A Very Remarkable Expose. By Charles Morris. 758 De ood Dick, Jr.’s, Desperate Strait; or, The Demon Doctor of Dixon’s Deposit. By Edward L. Wheeler. 759 Headlight Harry’s Heritage; or, The Railroad Pacis in Fortune aoe By A. F, Holt. Ready February 9th. hing Charlie’s Pawnee Pard; er, Red Hair, eet the Renegade. By Col. Prentiss Ingraham. Ready February 16th. A new issue every Tuesday. ‘The Half-Dime Library is for sale by all Newsdealers, five cents per copy, Tr sent by mail, on receipt of six cents each. 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