Item - The Banner Weekly, v. XIII, no. 673, October 5, 1895

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Series:	The Banner Weekly v. 13 no. 673
Item:	The Banner Weekly, v. XIII, no. 673, October 5, 1895
Contents:	On The Rail (page 1) Silver City Sam, the High-Roller Detective; or, The Death-Watch of Gopher Slope (chapters VIII-X, pages 1-2) The Gardener (page 2) Buffalo Bill's Lone Hand; or, The Unknown Dead-Shot, A Story of the Diamond Ten of Gold Dust Valley (chapters XLVIII-LII, pages 2-3) The Conductor's Lone Hand (page 3) The Girls Were Bad Enough, But When Dad And Mam Both Took To Bicycling It Was A Trifle More Than He Could Stand (page 4) Piscatorial Poetry (page 5) More About The Putchetts (page 5) The Young Skipper's Bonanza; or, Wrecked Among Spanish Sharkers, A Story of the South Pacific Treasure-Hunt (chapters XI-XII, pages 5-6) The Difference (page 6) Mrs. Estabrook's Maid (page 6) The Lost Tone (page 6) Norman Case, the Man of Grit; or, General Locke's Apprentice, The Story of a Country Lad's Rise from Printing Office to Congress (chapters XV-XVI, pages 6-7) The Distracted Extractor, Teeth Extracted Without Pain (page 8) Old Blaze and His "Boys" (II, page 8) Told by the Stage-Driver (page 8) The Condor's Manifest (page 8)
Date:	October 5, 1895
Publisher:	Beadle and Adams (1872-1898) (New York (N.Y.): No. 98 William Street) -- United States
Description:	Also includes: Happy-Go-Lucky Papers (department), Letter-pad Papers (department), Bannerettes (department), Wine of the Wits (department), Correspondents' Column (department), Telephone Echoes (department); plus mission and editorial, publisher's advertisements, and short filler items (including "Wonderful Shooting", "All Hands Danced").
Length:	8 pages