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14 Kit then. made his way to the vicinity of the Sefton cottage, where he found Big Pete wait- 41 ing for bim, 118 At Kit’s suggestion they visited the dwelling, 314 and found the bummer at home, and by Kit’s 316 interces ion, the tramp and giant consented to cancel all differences and shake the hand of re- conciliation, , 398 Joe] Sefton volunteered to make a third party 4° in the visit to the moonshiners’ headquarters, ot and soon after dark the trio started forth, <3. each well mounted, 554 In due time they reached the neighborhood 572 of the stronghold, and Big Pete stole forward to reconnoiter. On his return, he reported that | the coast was clear, and they went forward. They found the camp entirely deserted of | 4: moonshiners. | 44 They first visited Cussick’s shanty, and, lying | rt ‘dead upon the kitchen floor, they found the cap-| ;; tain’s wife, with a bullet-wound in her head, 99 Anxious for Sadie’s safety, the three men | 137 rushed up stairs and burst in the door, only to | 148 ‘find her sleeping soundly upon her bed, safe and ; 619 unharmed, Great was her joy, on being awakened, to con Kit Keith, the Revenue Spotter. BY PROF, J. H. INGRAHAM, The Sea Slipper: or, The Freebooters. The Burglar Captain; or. The Fallen Star Lifitte; or, The Pirate of the Gulf. Lafitte’s Lieutenant; or, Child of the Sea. BW GEORGE C. JENKS, Sleepless Eye, the Pacific Detective. The Giant Horseman The Drummer Detective. Death-Grip, the Tenderfoot Detective, Rube Rocket, the Tent Detective. Mad Sharp, the Rustler. Jaunty Joe, the Jockey Detective, BY OLL COOJLES, Death Notch, the Destroyer. Dakota Dan. the Reckless Ranger. Old Dan Rackhack, the Great Extarminator, Bo wie-Knife Ben, the Norwest Hunter. idaho Tom, the Young Outlaw of Silverland., Red Rob, the Boy Road-Agent, The Giant Rifleman: or, Wild Camp Life. Long Beard, the Giant Spy. One-Armed Alf, the Giant Hunter, Kit Bandy & Co , the Border Detectives. BY EDWARD WILLETT. ye te om, ~ + . f > mJ | = a _- ve » ey wag S. : — ~~ > ~< — ee eee — tow wet find herself in the presence of her father, and of the young detective as well. Leaving father and daughter together, Kit and Big Pete visited the whisky-vault, and, gaining an entrance, lit a lantern. In the rear they found twodungeons, the doors wide open. Flashing the light into the cells, a sight met ‘the gaze of the two men that caused them to shudder with horror. Upon the floor of one cell lay the blood-cov- ered figure of Roger Darrel, stone dead! In the other cell, upon a cot, lay another man, gray-baired, gaunt «nd ghastly, He was also dead, but this was not a case of murder. He had evidently died naturally. The two searchers hastened from the spot, and soon the quartette set out for Darrel Manor— Sadie mounted on Cussick’s best horse, On their arrival there, early Sunday morning, they were informed that Mrs, Darrel had taken a hasty departure, stating that she should never return. Nor was she ever heard from thereafter! There was a terrific fight that early Sunday morning, between the revenue officers and the moonshiners, during which several of the latter were killed, Captain Cussick included. The distillery in Dark Run was broken up, and nothing now remains to tell of that which was. Kyle Kenneth’s body was removed to S—, and treated to a respectable burial by his son. Kit had no diificulty in establishing his right | of heritage, and came into possession of his prop- | 375 erty. Kenneth Manor to-day, as an estate, contains many more acres than it formerly did, and among those who enjoy its bountiful hospitality may be named, Joel Sefton, Mother Miggs, otherwise Clara Colviile, and Big Pete Plunket, who, in Kit’s absence, is general manager, Kit should lead her to the altar is a matter of course. Jack Jarvis and a portion of his gang were | 111 | 361 Sadie came into her little fortune, and, that | 129 209 Ov wwe 248 274 289 298 308 815 827 348 368 483 Mississippi Mose; or, a Strong Man's Sacrifice, Buck Farley, the Bonanza Prince. Bill the Blizzard; or, Red Jack’s Crime. Montana Nat, the Lion of Last Chance Camp. Flush Fred, the Mississippi Sport. Flush Fred’s Full Hand, Logger Lem; or, Life in the Pine Woods. Hemlock Hank, Tough and True. Flush Fred’s Double; or, The Squatters’ League. Terrapin Dick, the Wildwood Detective. Old Gabe, the Mountain Tramp. Dan Dillon, King of Crosscut. The Canyon King; or. a Price on his Head. Flush Fred, the River Sharp. BY NED BUNTLINE. 14 Thayendanegea,the Scourge; or, The War-Eagle. 16 The White Wizard; or, The Seminole Prophet, 18 The Sea Bandit; or, The Queen of the Isle. 23 The Red Warrior; or, The Comanche Lover. 61 Captain Seawaif, the Privat-er. , The Smuggier Captain; or, The Skipper’s Crime, 122 Saul Sabberday, the Idiot Spy. 270 Andros, the Rover; or, The Pirate’s Daughter, Tombstone Dick, the Train Pilot. 517 Buffalo Bill's First Trail. 6 584 Fire Feather, the Buccaneer King. 621 The Red Privateer; or, The Midshipman Rover. BY WILLIAM R. EYSTER, 145 Pistol Pards; or, The Silent.Sport from Cinnabar. 160 Soft Hand, Sharp; or, The Man with the Sand. 182 Hands Up; or, The Knights of the Canyon, 192 The Lightning Sport. 214 The Two Cool Sports; or, Gertie of the Gulch. 229 Captain Cutsleeve; or, The Little Sport, 268 Magic Mike, the Man of Frills. 300 A Sport ip Spectacles; or, Bad Time at Bunco, 333 Derringer Dick. the Man with the Drop. 344 Double Shot Dave of the Left Hand, : 356 Three Handsome Sports; or, The Combination, Royal George, the Three in One, The Piper Detective; or, The Gilt Edge Gang. 402 Snapshot Sam; or, The Angels’ Flat Racket. 429 Hair Trigger Tom of Red Bend, 459 Major Sunshine, the Man of Three Lives. 478 Pinnacle Pete; or, The Fool from Way Back, 503 The Dude from Denver. 525 Fresh Frank, the Derringer Daisy. 533 Oregon, the Sport Witha Scar. 549 Belshazzar Brick, the Bailiff of Blue Blazes. 558 Hurrah Harry, the High Horse from Halcyon. 568 The Dude Detective. 578 Seven Shot Steve, the Sport with a Smile. 590 Gentle Jack, the High Roller from Humbug. 396 ‘ arrested, along with the moonshiners—all of | 603 Deseri alf, the Man With the Cougar. whom received sentences commensurate with their crime. THE END. ot ae Beadles Dime Library. BY PHILIP 8S. WARNE. 1 A Hard Crowd; or, Gentleman Sam’s Sister. ‘ 4 The Kidnapper; or, The Northwest Shanghai. 4 29 Tiger Dick, Faro King; or, The Cashier's Crime. ; 54 Always on Hand; or, The Foot-Hills Sport, ‘ 80 A Man of Nerve; or, Caliban the Dwarf. 114 The Gentleman from Pike. 171 Tiger Dick, the Man of the Iron Heart. | 207 Old Hard Head; or, Whirlwind and his Mare. 251 Tiger Dick vs. Iron Despard. 280 Tiger Dick’s Lone Hand. 299 Three of a Kind; or, Dick, Despard and the Sport. i oe 338 Jack Sands, the Boss of the Town. y; 359 Yellow Jack, the Mestizo. Ve 880 Tiger Dick’s Pledge: or, Tne Golden Serpent. via 404 Silver Sid; or, A * Daisy ”’ Bluff. 431 California Kit, the Always on Hand. 472 Six Foot Si; or, The Man to “ Tie To.” 502 Bareback Buck, the Centaur of the Plains, 522 The Champion Three. 544 The Back to Back Pards. 567 Cap‘ain Midnight, the Man of Craft. 583. Captain Adair, the Cattle King. 622 The All Around Sports. BY SAM 8S, HALL—‘** Buckskin Sam.” 8 Kit Carson, Jr., the Crack Shot. 90 Wild Will, the Mad Ranchero. 178 Dark Dashwood, the Desperate. 186 The Black Bravo; or, The Tonkaway’s Triumph. 191 The Terrible Tonkaway; or, Old Rocky’s Pards. 195 The Lone Star Gambler: or, Magnolia’s Maid. 199 Diamond Dick, the Dandy from Denver. 204 Big Foot Wallace, the King of the Lariat. 212 The Brazos Tigers: or, The Minute Men. 217 The Serpent of El Paso; or, Frontier Frank. 221 Desperate Duke, the Guadaloupe “ Galoot. 225 Rocky Mountain Al; cr, The Waif of the Range, 239 The Terrible Trio; or, The Angel of the Army, 244 Merciless Mart, the Man Tiger of Missour'. 250 The Rough Riders; or, Sharp Rye, the Scourge, 256 Double Dan, the Dastard; or, The Pirates. 264 The Crooked Three. ) 269 The Bayou Bravo; or, The Terr’ble Trail. , 273 Mountain Mose, the Gorge Outlaw. 282 The Merciless Marauders; or, Carl’s Revenge. 287 Dandy Dave and his Horse, White Stocking. 293 Stampede Steve: or, The Doom_of the Double. 301 Bowlder Bill; or, The Man from Taos, 309 Raybold, the Rattling Ranger. 322 The Crimson Coyotes; or, Nita, the Nemesis 828 King Kent; or, The Bandits of the Bason. 842 Blanco Bill, the Mustang Monarch. 858 The Prince of Pan Out. 371 Gold Buttons; or, The Up Range Pards 511 Paint Pete, the Prairie Patrol, BY CAPTAIN MAYNE REID. 8 The Headless Horseman. 12 The Death-Shot;: or, Tracked to Death, 55 The Scalp Hunters. A Romance of the Plains. 66 The Specter Barque. A Tale of the Pacific, 74 The Captain of the Rifles; or, The Lake Queen. | 200 The Rifle Rangers; or. Adventures in Mexico, 208 The White Chief, A Romance of Mexico. 213 The War Trail: or, The Hunt of the Wild Horse, 21: The Wild Huntress; or, The Squatter, 228 The Maroon. A Tale of Voodooand Obeah, 234 The Hunter’s Feast, 267 The White Squaw, BY CAPTAIN MARK WILTON, 176 Lady Jaguar, the Robber Queen. 194 Don Sombrero. the California Road Gent. 902 Cactus Jack, the Giant Guide. 219 The Scorpion Brothers; or, Mad Tom’s Mission, 223 Cauyon Dave, the Man of the Mountain, 227 Buckshot Ben, the Man-Hunter of Idaho. 237 Long-Haired Max; or, The Black League. 245 Barranca Bill, the Revolver Champion 258 Bullet Head, the Colorado Bravo. 263 lron-Afmed Abe, the Hunchback Destroyer, 266 Leopard Luke. the King of Horse-Thieves. 271 Stonefist, of Big Nugget Bend. 276 Texa: Chick the Southwest Detective. 285 Lightning Bolt, the Canyon Terror. 291 Horseshoe Hank, the Man of Big Luck, 805 Silver-Plated Sol, the Montana Rover. 811 Heavy Hand; or, The Marked Men. 823 Hotspur Hugh; or, The Banded Brothers, ' a —— 2. BY JACKSON KNOX—‘*' Old Hawk,” 827 Detective Walden’s Web. 778 The Butler Detective; or, Old Grip’s Grip, 770 The Showman Dete tive. 762 Old Grip, the Detective. 740 Captain Clew, the Fighting Detective, 732 The Hurricane Detective. 643 Castlemaine, the Silent Sifter. 616 Magnus, the Weird Detective. 606 The Drop Detective. 595 Wellborn, the Upper Crust Detective. 582 Joram, the Detective Expert. 574 Old Falcon’s Double. 561 The Thug King; or, The Falcon Detective’s Foe, 548 Falconbridge. the Sphinx Detective. 536 Old Falcon’s Foe; or, The Detective’s Swell Job, 515 Short-Stop Maje, the Diamond Field Detective, 509 Old Falcon, the Thunderbolt Detective. 501 Springsteel Steve, the Retired Detective, 494 The Detective’s Spy. 485 Rowlock. the Harbor Detective, 477 Dead-arm Brandt, 467 Maiuwaring, the Salamander. 462 The Circus Detective. fs 451 Griplock, the Rocket Detective. (4 444 The Magic Detective; or, The Hidden Hand, f 424 Hawk Heron’s Deputy. 386 Hawk Heron, the Falcon Detective. A new issue every Wednesday. Beadle’s Dime Library is for sale by all Newsdealers, ten cents. per copy, or sent by mai] on receipt of twelve cents each, BEADLE AND ADAMS, PUBLISHERS, 98 WiLLIAM St., NEw YORE, a ee Next Hatr-Dime Lirerary, No. 914, New York Nat's Queerest Call | in which the young chief of the Police Puzzle, Tas UnKNOWN FERRETS, is confronted by @ new double, who is his veritable counterpart! Tae Yale Student Detective, Nick Norton, whose remarkable likeness to Nat, as has been chronicled, produced exciting results, is really outdone by this still another duplicate, so that there really are Three ofa Kind t ~ a — 4 r f but, in this new counterpart, Nat discovers the Sro- DENT Crook, whose victim Nick Norton becomes; and, once “on” the genteel rogue, Nat quickly opens out a villainy whose mastery puts all of Nat's powers to asevere test. It is Steel to Steel! and the short, sharp, hot run that ensues is a detec- tive explvit of which the YOUNG New York Vipocg might well be proud. Keno! Freckles! Flip! all have a hand in the SHADow-Hunt, and are in at a climax so full of power and pavhes that the story is one of the most effective of this now celebrated series of revelations of ' The Boy Detective Magnuates, The Mysterious * Unknowns ” The New York Police Enigma, 7% ‘ > , ' ‘ te? : . *, & 4, ili 7 i i “>, ¥ ’ we aria + Wy © ; ‘ eerie <0 14 ‘pi eye tS vA - DA? tr uf > ‘Dp . , yy "| A « ay . a RN ce ce ‘ eee | \ | ] oo aia | | ° - = IN iN 5