Pulp Fiction, 1883 · page 1 of 24
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LiF He NA ‘i a A j 7 tt tt \\\ "Aa Hi | iN 1883,8VY BEADLE & ADAMS. <td Saal ld — — i — - rr | ENTERED AT THE Post OFFICE AT NEW YORK, N. Y., aT SECOND CLASS MAIL RATES, —_————— SS — EE oo = ai > Published Every” cOeadle gf Adams, Publishers, qencentes copy. Vol. XXI. Week, 98 WILLIAM STREET, N. Y., October 24, 1883. $5.00 a Year N 0. 261 —————— $n ee ee — —— —_—_—__—_—__ ee - — eee ——————————————— — BLACK SAM, THE PRAIRIE THUNDERBOLT; or, The Bandit-Hunters. I) A TALE OF THE SOUTHWEST FRONTIER, BY COL. JO YARDS—" Virginia Jo.” | ’ a2 ah ANG NA ae “) aye “5 J* ¥ a a ‘ wks . Ss SSE § NW Wi! a bi AF “a. ‘s “\\ 1 Le = yO oP zl (a | . e¢ ; « oo O'R. Se . Mae F ees » . > . Yr) ' nem, by a’ en THE NOBLE HORSE, NERVED WITS TERROR, MAKES TREMENDOUS LEAPS, BLACK SAM HOLDS ON WITH AWFUL DESPERATION. Eomicbooks (E(@)