Item - The Banner Weekly, v. VII, no. 317, December 8, 1888

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Series:	The Banner Weekly v. 7 no. 317
Item:	The Banner Weekly, v. VII, no. 317, December 8, 1888
Contents:	Maudie's Prayer (page 1) In the Death Net; or, Burd Bayard's Terrible Ordeal (chapters X-XIII, pages 1-2) A Dual Role, From the Diary of a Detective (page 2) Song of the Tea-Kettle (page 2) Silk-Ribbon Sam, the Mad Driver of the Overland; or, Buffalo Bill's Twelve. A Romance of the Rockies (chapters XXVII-XXX, pages 2-3) The Thunderbolt's Touch (page 3) Trundle-Bed Theology (page 3) The Lay of the Tanbark (page 3) Mullins, the Agnostic (page 3) Jimmy (page 3) Rupert's Revenge (page 4) The Name That is Sweetest to Me (page 5) Blinkers Paints His House (page 5) Dilemma (page 5) Mute Merle, The Boy Nabob; or, The Rivals of Cinnabar (chapters I-III, pages 5-6) Jo. (page 6) The Showman Detective; or, Old Grip's Compact (chapters XXXVI-XXXIX, pages 6-7) A Grave At Walnut Hill (page 7) Dick Buckskin, The Man of Mettle; or, Talbot in Apache-Land (chapters XXXVII-XXXIX (conclusion), page 7) The Distracted Extractor, Teeth Extracted Without Pain (page 8) Down Among the Druids: On the French Broad (page 8) Bravery That Paid, How a Country Lad Made His Mark (page 8) A Pitiful Ending (page 8)
Date:	December 8, 1888
Publisher:	Beadle and Adams (1872-1898) (New York (N.Y.): No. 98 William Street) -- United States
Description:	Also includes: Casual Mention (department), Popular Poems (department) with 5 poems, Happy-Go-Lucky Papers (department), Notes and Notices (department), Personalities (department), Wine of the Wits (department), Correspondents' Column (department), Telephone Echoes (department) and filler. There are also two short articles entitled The Language of Postage-Stamps and A Good Kind of Face to Have.
Length:	8 pages