Pulp Fiction, 1892 · page 1 of 16
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Trice (pe > Entered as Second Class Matter | at the New York, N. Y , Post Office. Copyrighted 1892, by BEADLE AND ADAMS, __ December 6, 1892. | a ne — ee — | $2, 50 SNBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS. Poa No. 802 : a Year, No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. Senta, Vol Vo XXXL Y \ 4 ik Wit | \ "i \ \ \ The Cool Half - Dozen. The Romance of a Remarkable Raid, BY ED. L. WHEELER, AUTHOR OF ‘‘ DEADWOOD DICK” NOVELS, ETC, CHAPTER I. STATES THE CASE, Five men were seated in the governor’s office, bold and determined-looking fellows, every one. That they were awaiting the coming of some one wasevident. Conversation had flagged, and the governor was busy with his papers. Presently the door opened and a sixth person- 6 entered. he new-comer was a man of medium height, THE IRISHMAN TURNED BACK THE LEFT LAPKL OF BIS SMUTTY V&ST AND DISPLAYED—