Item - The Banner Weekly, v. IX, no. 424, December 27, 1890

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Series:	The Banner Weekly v. 9 no. 424
Item:	The Banner Weekly, v. IX, no. 424, December 27, 1890
Contents:	What Little Things Can Do (page 1) Cell No. 13; or, The Inheritance Accursed. Three Scenes in a Startling Drama (chapters VIII-XI, pages 1-2) As Others See Us (page 2) A Powerless Overture (page 2) A Child's Prayer (page 2) 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 (chapters XXVII-XXX, pages 2-3) Circumstantial Evidence: From the Notes of a Detective (page 3) Ethiopian Ethics: "I am Black, but Comely" (page 3) Same Old Style (page 4) Choosing Occupations (page 5) Prairie Pards; or, Tales of Border Trails: Joe Rainbolt's Death-Trail (page 5) Kit Keith, the Revenue Retriever; or, The Big Bag at Dark Run (chapters IV-VI, pages 5-6) Does Death End All? (page 6) The Sea Wraith; or, The Privateer Prince. A Romance of Broadsides, Boarders and Blue Waters (chapters XLV-XLVII, page 6) The Uplifting (page 7) The Red Scorpion; or, The Man of Three Names (chapters XXIII-XXV, page 7) Our Landlady (page 8) The Mulligans Go Out West (part II, page 8) Life (page 8) Plains and Mountain Yarns Spun by the Liar (page 8) Pay-Dirt (page 8)
Date:	December 27, 1890
Publisher:	Beadle and Adams (1872-1898) (New York (N.Y.): No. 98 William Street) -- United States
Description:	Also includes: short nonfiction items ("Kayuta and Waneta: A Romance of Indian Love," "Sitting Bull Speaks," "How a 'Ringer' Got Left") departments Popular Poems, Happy-Go-Lucky Papers, Bannerettes, Wine of the Wits, Correspondents' Column, and Telephone Echoes.
Length:	8 pages