Item - Buckskin Bill, the Cowboy Prince; or, The Rough Riders of the Ranch

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(Happy Days edition - source: NIU Libraries)

(Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition - source: NIU Libraries)

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Online Full Text:	Digital Library @ Villanova University (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) Digital Library @ Villanova University (Happy Days edition) Northern Illinois University (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) Northern Illinois University (Happy Days edition) To see all 33 full text links, switch to Edition View.
Series:	Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1029 — chapter 1, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1030 — chapter 2, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1031 — chapters 3-4, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1032 — chapters 4-5, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1033 — chapters 5-6, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1034 — chapters 6-7, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1035 — chapters 7-8, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1036 — chapters 8-9, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1037 — chapter 10, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1038 — chapters 11-12, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1039 — chapters 12-13, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1040 — chapter 14, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1041 — chapters 15-16, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1042 — chapters 16-17, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1043 — chapters 12-13, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1044 — chapters XIX-XX, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1045 — chapters 20-21, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1046 — chapter 22, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1047 — chapters 23-24, pages 23-24 Fame and Fortune Weekly — no. 1048 — chapter 24, page 23 Happy Days — v. 21 no. 546 — chapters I-IX, pages 2-6 Happy Days — v. 22 no. 547 — chapters X-XV, pages 8 and 11-13 Happy Days — v. 22 no. 548 — chapters XVI-XXI, pages 12-15 Happy Days — v. 22 no. 549 — chapters XXII-XXIV (conclusion), pages 6-7 Happy Days — v. 43 no. 1110 — chapters I-IX, pages 2-6 Happy Days — v. 43 no. 1111 — chapters X-XV, pages 8 and 10-12 Happy Days — v. 43 no. 1112 — chapters XVI-XXI, pages 12-15 Happy Days — v. 43 no. 1113 — chapters XXII-XXIV (conclusion), pages 6-7
Authors:	Garne, Gaston (pseudonym used by multiple people) (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) Maynard, Robert, Capt. (pseudonym used by multiple people) (Happy Days edition)
Dates:	April 1, 1905 (Happy Days edition) April 8, 1905 (Happy Days edition) April 15, 1905 (Happy Days edition) April 22, 1905 (Happy Days edition) January 22, 1916 (Happy Days edition) January 29, 1916 (Happy Days edition) February 5, 1916 (Happy Days edition) February 12, 1916 (Happy Days edition) June 19, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) June 26, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) July 3, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) July 10, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) July 17, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) July 24, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) July 31, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) August 7, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) August 14, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) August 21, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) August 28, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) September 4, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) September 11, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) September 18, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) September 25, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) October 2, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) October 9, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) October 16, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) October 23, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition) October 30, 1925 (Fame and Fortune Weekly Edition)
First Sentence:	"Hey, thar! Hold on! Stop that cayuse, or, by thunder, I'll shoot him from under yer, gal, an' thet's all thar is about it! D'yer hear? (Happy Days edition)
Last Sentence:	A born cowboy, and with one of the biggest ranches in the country, Buckskin Bill prospered wonderfully himself and made an independent fortune. (Happy Days edition) He always kept his faithful rough-riders with him, and there isn't a man in his employ to-day who would not do almost anything for Buckskin Bill, the Cowboy Prince. (Happy Days edition)

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