Item - The Banner Weekly, v. IX, no. 425, January 3, 1891
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Northern Illinois University
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The Banner Weekly
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v. 9 no. 425
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Keep Laughter's Youthful King (Work, page 1)
The Syren Shadower; or, The Unseen Pursuer. A Romance of the Foils and Toils of the Great City (Work, chapters I-IV, pages 1-2)
Who Santa Claus Was (Work, page 2)
Cell No. 13; or, The Inheritance Accursed. Three Scenes in a Startling Drama (Work, chapters XII-XIV, pages 2-3)
The Sea Wraith; or, The Privateer Prince. A Romance of Broadsides, Boarders and Blue Waters (Work, chapters XLVIII-L (conclusion), page 3)
When We Were Happy Children (Work, page 5)
The Mulligans Go Out West (Work, part II, page 5)
Trust God for the Rest (Work, page 5)
Kit Keith, the Revenue Retriever; or, The Big Bag at Dark Run (Work, chapters VII-VIII, pages 5-6)
Our Home (Work, page 6)
Gentleman Jack, the Man of Many Masks; or, Buffalo Bill's Peerless Pard. A Romance of Tangled Trails followed by Buffalo Bill and his Buckskin Heroes, Surgeon Frank Powell, Wild Bill, Texas Jack, Captain Jack Crawford, Buckskin Sam, Colorado Carl and a Mysterious Unknown (Work, chapters XXXI-XXXIII, page 6)
The Red Scorpion; or, The Man of Three Names (Work, chapters XXVI-XXVIII (conclusion), page 7)
Beans Forever! (Work, page 8)
Plains and Mountain Yarns Spun by the Liar (Work, part III, page 8)
The 'Insides' of Faro (Work, page 8)
Prairie Pards; or, Tales of Border Trails: Custer's Indian Pard (Work, page 8)
The Wonderful Ball (Work, part I, page 8)
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January 3, 1891
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Beadle and Adams (1872-1898)
(New York (N.Y.): No. 98 William Street)
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United States
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Also includes: Happy-Go-Lucky Papers (department), The What-Not Apothegms (department), Wine of the Wits (department), Correspondents' Column (department) and filler items. There are several short articles entitled The Sioux at Home, The Banner Casuals, A Marvelous Marksman, To A Turkey (poem), and Telephone Echoes.
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8 pages
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