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| Language: | English |
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| Alternate Title: |
The Old Log Cabin |
| Publishers: |
Street & Smith
(New York (N.Y.): 31 Rose St.)
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United States
Street & Smith (New York (N.Y.): 29 Rose St.) -- United States |
| Category: |
Format : Nickel Weekly (B&W) |
| Issues: | 458 (Numbered 1 thru 456 plus 2 replacements) |
| Dates: | March 21, 1889 to Dec. 8, 1897 |
| Schedule: | Weekly |
| Price: | 10ยข |
| Size: | 12 x 8 1/2" |
| Pages: | 32 |
| Illustrations: | 1 thru 402: Black and White pictorial cover; 403-441: Colored pictorial cover; 442-456: Black and white pictorial cover |
| Publisher's Blurb: |
None. There were no advertisements. Simply a listing of the stories published and in the early issues the titles of the next two or three issues. The series' title change was announced in the final issue with the following blurb:
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| Contents: |
The Log Cabin Library was the first "dime novel" series published by Street and Smith. With its publication they joined a highly competitive market, but soon became a major publisher in the field. In 1889 the dime novel publishing industry was at its zenith. Beadle, George and Norman Munro, Frank Tousey and a myriad of lesser publishers were turning out stories at a record rate. To meet this competition the stories were as lurid or maybe moreso than their rivals. Stories of the James Boys, the Dalton Gang, Rube Burrows and other desperadoes were featured as well as detective stories of a sensational nature. The Log Cabin Library could well have been used by the clergy and other do-gooders of the day as a prime example of the type of "literature" they were attacking. Street & Smith used both original stories and stories from their very successful story paper, The New York Weekly, in the library. They were aimed at an adult audience. A companion library, The Nugget Library, satisfied the cravings of the younger folk. The stories were topical and featured stories that had a short time before been the subject of newspaper headlines. A perusal of the titles can give one a good education in the major crimes of the 1890's. In addition to the crime and bandit story, some milder themes were also featured, Gentleman Joe was introduced, a western hero a la Matt Dillon, though Gentleman Joe traveled to right wrongs in the mining and prairie towns of the then contemporary west. Sports stories were not omitted though they were not plentiful. Baseball and horse racing were featured in a number of stories. Other dime novel subjects were also featured including historical romances of the American Revolution, the War of 1812, sea and pirate stories, stories of the frontier and fur trapping. |
| Notes / Commentary: |
The series changed its name to The Old Log Cabin with No. 412. After five years of publishing new stories, Street and Smith began reprinting stories from earlier issues, though new stories were interspersed until No. 442 when all issues were reprints. With No. 456, Dec. 8, 1897, the Log Cabin Library ceased publication in its 32 page format and immediately resumed in a pocket edition. The author identities ascribed to pseudonyms in this listing are taken from ledgers maintained by Street & Smith and now stored with other Street & Smith records at the George Arents Library at Syracuse University. These ledgers, although the best source for information on true names of authors, have to be used with caution. They were not prepared at the time of publication, but at a later undetermined date. The evidence to support this contention is the fact that two issues were replaced, Numbers 14 and 17. The ledgers only list the replacement issues, making no mention of the titles replaced. By reference to publisher's listings on the books themselves the replacements took place during September-October 1891 when the stories were issued in the Nugget Library. The listings on numbers through #133 give the original story for nos. 14 and 17. On listings in numbers 134 up the replacement titles are given. The ledger listing of the higher numbers, numbers 428 through to the end (number 456) are not listed in numerical order, but are mixed up with no apparent order. In one case, No. 444, the wrong title is given. The title is listed as "Hunt, Hall & Hyde," while a check of the actual publication shows the title to be "Detective Against Detective." Many of the stories in the Log Cabin Library are reprints from serials originally published in New York Weekly and the ledger compiler, in many cases, simply records on the line reserved for the true name "not needed, old reprint." The "not needed" entry is a mystery, but indicates that the ledgers were prepared at a request from the corporate level for now unknown reasons. In some cases the compiler used well known pseudonyms as true names as in number 124 by Roger Starbuck. Roger Starbuck was a pseudonym of Augustus Comstock. The indication is that at the time the ledgers were compiled the compiler was familiar with the recent authorships but was not with the early serials from New York Weekly (1860's and 70's). For these early reprints from New York Weekly, the name from the ledger is used here except where it is definitely known who the true author was as in the case of Roger Starbuck. For stories originally published in the Log Cabin Library, the ledger listings can be accepted without question. Only in the reprinting of stories from the New York Weekly does the possibility for error exist. These would be errors of omission based on the limited knowledge of the ledger compiler concerning stories reprinted from earlier Street & Smith publications. In any event the data here is the best that can be compiled at this late date. |
| Primary Data Source: | LeBlanc |
| Data Entry Status: | Done, Believed Complete |
Items
1. The White Caps; or, Among the Knights of the Switch2. The Kewanee Bank Robbery; or, The Mysterious Banditti
3. Seven Picked Men
4. Jesse James, The Outlaw. A Narrative of the James Boys
5. The White Cap Detective; or, Midnight Gallops with the Buckeye Riders
6. Captain Kate, the Heroine of Deadwood Gulch
7. The Pinery Den Detective; or, Among the White Slaves of Wisconsin
8. Bill Tredegar. A Tale of the Moonshiners
9. The Irish Judas; or, The Great Conspiracy Against Parnell
10. The Gold-Hunter Detective; or, Wild Life in the New Mining Country
11. The Oklahoma Detective; or, Boomer Saul's Long Trail
12. The Miner Detective; or, The Ghost of the Gulch
13. Harry Lovell, the Gentleman Rider
14. Diamond Dick in Arizona
14 (replacement title). Tempest Tom, the Trapper; or, The Terror of the Southern Pampas
15. The Great Cronin Mystery; or, Old Broadbrim's Wonderful Case
16. The Johnstown Hero; or, The Connemaugh Valley Consoirary
17. Silver Mask; or, The Serpent of Siskiyou County
17 (replacement title). Red Panther; or, The White Renegade's Doom
18. The Oyster Pirates; or, The Messenger of Fate. An Exciting Tale of the Chesapeake Shores
19. Louisville Luke, the Jockey Wonder; or, The Mystery of the Race Track
20. Guiseppe, the Weasel; or, The Italian Secret Society
21. Cattle Kate; or, A Woman of the Wilds
22. Old Man Howe; or, The Regulators of Grand Prairie
23. Phenomenal Paul; or, the Wizard Pitcher of the League
24. The Shanghaier of Greenwich Street; or, Liverpool Jack, the Slave Trader
25. Darrow, the Floating Detective; or, The Shadowed Buccaneer
26. Hugo, the Fighter; or, The Order of the Dagger and Cord
27. Jack, the Peeper
28. The Great Yacht Race; or, Skipper Bob's Long Chase
29. The Lights of Gotham; or, The Gilded Villain
30. Shadowed and Trapped; or, Harry, the Sport
31. The Human Vampire; or, The Elixir of Life
32. Ramon Aranda, the California Detective. A Tale of Daring Deeds and Strange Adventures
33. The Road Agents
34. Kentucky Kate; or, The Moonshiners' League
35. Bob Singleton; or, The Double Penalty
36. His Highest Stake; or, Brought to Book By a Woman
37. Cy, the Ranger; or, The Red Man's Terror
38. Alf, the Chicago Sport; or, The Engineer's Last Trip
39. Barnacle Backstay; or, The Gray Eagle of the Atlantic
40. The Great River Mystery; or, The Tragedy of the Belle Creole
41. The Stony Point Tragedy
42. The Hatfield-McCoy Vendetta; or, Shadowing a Hard Crowd
43. Red Rube Burrows; or, The King of the Outlaws
44. Pigtail Demons; or, The Mountain HighBinders
45. Mountain Tom. A Story of the Diamond Fields
46. Gotham by Gaslight; or, Dan McGinty's Ups and Downs
47. The Black Riders of the Santos; or, The Terror of Wood River
48. The Ocean Detective; or, The Trail of Death
49. The Younger Brothers' Vow; or, Hunted Down in Arkansas
50. Frank and Jesse James in Mexico; or, Raiders of the Rio Grande
51. Jennie, the Telegraph Operator
52. Razzle Dazzle Dick, the Fellow Who Lived by His Wits
53. Coonskin, the Scout; or, The Prince of Bordermen
54. Jesse James' Oath; or, Tracked to Death
55. The Stranglers of Ohio; or, A Dark-Lantern League
56. A Border Vengeance; or, The Fate of the Regulators
57. Frank James in St. Louis; or, The Mysteries of a Great City
58. Orthodox Jeems. A Tale of Adventure in the Black Hills
59. Brotherhood Buck; or, The Players' League in the South
60. Trackless Terror, the Unknown Avenger
61. Jesse James at Long Branch; or, Playing for a Million
62. Ramon, the Bull Fighter; or, The Victim of Fate
63. The Brotherhood Afloat; or, The Mystery of the Sealed Packet
64. Kansas Kit; or, The Magician of the Plains
65. Play Ball; or, Brotherhood Boys in Florida
66. The Pearl of the Prairie; or, The Scout and the Renegade
67. Red Douglas; or, The King of the Black Rovers
68. A Home Run; or, How the Game was Won
69. Looney Lorton; or, The Rose of Sligo
70. The Rangers of the Gold Stream
71. Jesse James at Coney Island; or, The Wall Street Banker's Secret
72. Rover Wild, the Jolly Reefer
73. Seven Foot Bill; or, Lengthy, the Scout
74. Jesse James in New York; or, A Plot to Kidnap Jay Gould
75. Hazel-Eye, the Girl Trapper
76. The Black Hand; or, The League of the Gold
77. Squirrel Cap; or, The Ranger of Raccoon Ridge
78. The Pearl of the Reef; or, The Diver's Daughter. A Tale of the Florida Coast
79. Moccasin Mose; or, The Trail of Death
80. Sensation Sate; or, the Queen of the Wild Horse Range
81. Beaver Jim; or, The Trail of the Secret Brotherhood
82. Rattlesnake Ned, the Terror of the Sea
83. Ironsides, the Scout; or, The White Rider of Demon's Gorge
84. The Red Raven; or, The Mysterious Cruiser
85. A Knight of Labor; or, The Master Workman's Vow
86. Gulietta the Waif; or, The Girl Wrecker
87. Rube Borrows' Last Shot
88. Who Shot Chief Henessey; or, The New Orleans Dagoes
89. Wildcat Ned; or, The Mountain Men of Oregon
90. Jesse James, Rube Burrows & Co. A Thrilling Story of Missouri
91. The Rival Rancheros; or, The Missing Bride
92. The Birchall-Bentwell Tragedy; or, Tracing a Mysterious Crime
93. The Sky Traveler; The Magician of the Lakes
94. Jesse James' Double; or, The Man From Missouri
95. Clint, the Grizzly; or, The Outlaw's Daughter
96. The Last of the Burrows Gang; or, Joe Jackson's Last Leap
97. Big Foot Wallace, the Giant Hero of the Border
98. The Raven of the North; or, The Mysteries of the Isles
99. Big Foot's Band; or, Captain Wallace's Last Charge
100. Unmasked at the Matinee
101. Jesse James' Successor; or, The Raid on the South Chicago Bank
102. Big Mink, the Trapper; or, The Daughter of the Brigade. A Story of the Far West
103. Buffalo Bill at Wounded Knee; or, The Battle-Secret of the Bad Lands
104. Jesse James Among the Moonshiners; or, The Train Robber's Trail in Kentucky
105. The Landlord's Crime; or, The Curse of Innisfail. A Thrilling Irish Story of To-Day
106. Bold Sitting Bull. A Thrilling Story of his Life, Battles, Adventures and Remarkable Career
107. Jesse James in Chicago; or, The Bandit King's Bold Play
108. The Rising Tide. A Story of Nihilism
109. Merciless Ben, the Hairlifter. A Story of the Far Southwest
110. Jesse James in New Orleans; or, The Man in the Black Domino
111. The Mafia's Foe
112. "Silver Wing!" the Angel of the Tribe
113. Jesse James on the Mississippi; or, The Duel at Midnight
114. The Hillsburg Tragedy; or, Murdered for Gold
115. Jack the Ripper in New York; or, Piping a Terrible Mystery
116. Captain Jack; or, The Seven Scouts
117. Jesse James' Cave; or, The Secret of the Dead
118. DuBarry's Revenge
119. Buckskin Sam, the Scalp-Taker
120. Jesse James at Bay; or, The Train Robber's Trail
121. The Revenue Officer's Triumph; or, The Sunken Treasure
122. Scarlet Face, the Renegade; or, The White Chief of the Shawnees
123. Rube Burrows' Pard; or, Chased Through the Florida Swamps
124. The Lion's Leap; or, Henry Brenton, the Sailor's Adventures with Pirates
125. Daniel Boone, the Thunderbolt of the Border
126. Jesse James' Disguise; or, The Missouri Outlaw as a Showman
127. Buffalo Bill's Best Shot. A Story of Wild West Adventures
128. Buffalo Bill's Last Victory; or, Dove Eye, the Lodge Queen
129. Tom Richardson, the Terror; or, The Long Island Outlaw
130. The Queen of the Plains; or, Calamity Jane
131. Jesse James in Tennessee
132. Texas Jack, the White King of the Pawnees
133. Rocky Mountain Sam; or, The Wind-Specter of the Black-feet
134. Buffalo Bill's Best Bower; or, The Solider Scout's Last Trail
135. The Witch of the Ocean; or, The Lady of Silver Spray
136. Little Buckshot; or, The White Whirlwind of the Prairie
137. Gentleman Jo
138. Jesse James among the Mormons
139. Long Mike, the Oregon Hustler
140. Red Dick, the Tiger of California
141. Dashing Charlie, the Texan Whirlwind
142. Midshipman Angus, of the H. M. S. Plantagenet; or, The Indian Sea Mystery
143. Maratina, the Female Brigand
144. Chipmuck, the Wyandotte; or, Captain Kenton's Kentucky Rangers
145. Buffalo Bill's Border Bravos; or, The Trail Through the Land of Death
146. Monte and the Mystic Ten
147. The Redskin Renegade; or, The Destroyer of Black Bird's Band
148. Jesse James' Journey; or, The Prisoner of the Cave
149. Nerle, the Pirate; or, The Treasure Ship of the Hidden Islands
150. Redmond's Adventures; or, The Treasure of the Lake
151. Gentleman Joe, the Bonanza King; or, The Belle of Silver Gulch
152. Buffalo Bill, the Border-King; or, The White Queen of the Sioux and the Girl Dead-Shot
153. Old Luther on Deck; or, The East River Mystery
154. Bob Sims' Fearful Oath; or, The Fateful Vengeance of the Swamp Outlaws
155. Jesse James in Dakota; or, The Prince of Road Agent's Disguises
156. Grimes, the Detective; or, Working Up a Great Case
157. One of the Bravest; or, The Young Fireman's Reward. From the celebrated play of the same name as performed by Charles McCarthy
158. Wrestling Joe, the Dandy of the Mines; or, The Crimson Trail of the Avenger
159. Gentleman Joe, the Gilt-Edged Sport; or, Beating a Royal Flush
160. Buffalo Bill's Long Trail; or, The King of the Plains' Rescue of the Deadwood Coach
161. Hemmed In; or, The Assassin's Death Blow
162. The Red Hand; or, Myrrhata the Mysterious Assassin
163. Gentleman Joe's Vendetta; or, The Hustlers of Hardscrabble
164. Tracked to Egypt; or, Detective Grimes Abroad
165. Jesse James' Hunt to Death; or, The Treasure of Grizzly Hollow
166. Gray Hawk, the Half-Breed; or, The Strange Captive
167. Jesse James' Shadow; or, The Rivals of the Road
168. Gentleman Joe's Death Shot; The Road Agent's Nemesis
169. The Queen of the Canons; or, The Black Scout of Arizona
170. Detective Grimes' Triumph; or, The Successful Ending of a Complicated Case
171. Polk Wells, Jesse James' Comrade; or, The Riverton Bank Robbery
172. Rattlesnake Jim; or, The Reckless Sport of Deadman's Gulch
173. Gentleman Joe's Life Stake; or, The Vigilantes of Touch-and-Go
174. Jesse James Outdone; or, The Missouri-Pacific Train Robbery
175. Bob Ford, Jesse James' Slayer; or, Life and Death of a Notorious Outlaw
176. Hold-Out Johnson, the Hustler from Beaver Head
177. Smoky Jones; or, The Gold Hunters of Colorado
178. Hunted Down; or, On the Trail for Forty Years
179. The Mysterious Bed; or, The Secret Holes in the Wall
180. Cool Dan, the Sport; or, The Crack Shot of Creed
181. Gentleman Joe's Double; or, The Bad Man from Bitter Creek
182. Three Detectives, Hunt, Hall and Hyde; or, Working on the Perth Amboy Mystery
183. A Second Jesse James; or, The Capture and Conviction of a Bold Bank Thief
184. The Marked Hand; or, A Through Ticket to Sing Sing
185. The Dalton Boys and the M. K. and T. Train Robbery
186. Crazy Bob, the Terror of Greed; or, Cool Dan, the Sport, again to the Front
187. Gentleman Joe's Pard; or, The Benefit at Purgatory Point
188. Pool Ticket 025; or, A Mystery Explained
189. Dave Kenshaw, Detective; or, How He Played His Trump Card
190. Cool Dan, the Sport's Wonderful Nerve; or, The Madman's Matchless Mine
191. The Dalton Boys' Smooth Trick; or, The Robbery of the Bank at El Reno
192. Detective Against Detective; or, Solving a Secret Car Puzzle
193. The Collis Express Robbery; or, Hunting Down Two Desperate Criminals
194. The Safe Breaker's Gang; or, The Three H's Great Skill
195. A Louisiana Jesse James; or, Killed in the Camp
196. Just Like the James Boys; or, Wiped Out by Vigilantes
197. The Cooley Outlaws; or, A Plucky Sheriff's Fight to the End
198. Gentleman Joe Ensnared; or A Mighty Bad Man to Beat
199. Manton Mayne, the San Francisco detective; or, The Coleraine tragedy
200. The Dalton Boys in California; or, A Bold Hold-Up at Ceres
201. The Alabama Strangler; or, Dick Hawe's Terrible Crime
202. Cool Dan, the Sport's Plucky Pard; or, The Mascot of Creede
203. O'Brien's Daring Escape; or, The Bunco Man Who Paid His Way
204. Gentleman Joe's Vengeance; or, The Gilt-Edged Sport's Wind Up
205. Howard, the Burglar; or, Run Down by Hunt, Hall and Hyde
206. The Tolbert Feud; or, The Outlaws of Mississippi
207. Faro Tom's Hot Fight; or, The Grader's Riot at Wenatchee
208. Shot After Midnight; or, The Powell Street Mystery
209. The Hawkins Gang's Last Exploit; or, The Terrors of Indiana
210. Cool Dan, the Sport's Contest; or, Fighting the Creede Combination
211. Ouray Jack, the Go-it-Lively Sport; or, A Winner From the Start
212. The Invincible Five; or, The Boldest Robbery on Record
213. Two Old Sports; or, Pards in Every Deal
214. The Outlaws of the Sierra Madre; or, The Loot of the Treasure Train
215. Capt. Crash, the Man of Sand; or, The Robbers of the Cherokee Strip
216. Electric Pete; or, The Gold Hill Bank Robbery
217. Straight Flush Lou, the Man from Denver; or, Playing for a Triple Stake
218. The Tramp Detective in Kentucky; or, A Raid on the Midnight Express
219. The Lake Front Strangler; or, The World's Fair Horror
220. The Eversole Feud; or, The Ambush at Troublesome Creek
221. Hank Starr, the Dalton Gang's Dead-Shot; or, Marshal Ruggles' First Round-Up
222. Frank and Jesse James in Mexico; or, Raiders of the Rio Grande
223. The Chesapeake and Ohio Hold-Up; or, The Train Robbery Rehearsal
224. The Rustlers of Missouri; or, The Cowboy Vigilantes of the Bad Lands
225. Jesse James' Legacy; or, The Border Cyclone
226. The Dalton Boys; or, The Tragedy of Coffeyville
227. Old Pap Grimes; or, The King of the Georgia Moonshiners
228. The James Boys Against the World's Record; or, Seven Hold-Ups in a Week
229. The Missouri River Hold-Up; or, The Dalton Boys in Dakota
230. Jesse James' New Deal; or, The Nervy Bandit Hard Pushed
231. Hank Starr at Pryor Creek; or, Old Jack Drew Heard From
232. Bob Dalton's Tie-Up; or, A Bold Dash for Liberty
233. The Dalton Boys on the Rio Grande; or, The Mexican Bandits
234. Bob Dalton's Close Call; or, The Secret of Rider's Camp
235. Bonnie Bess of Bar-20; or, The Dalton Gang in a New Role
236. The Evans and Sontag Battle; or, A Desperate Affrav with' Man-Hunters
237. The James Brothers' Big Prize; or, Robber Against Robber
238. Hank Starr in Colorado; or, Baily Bancroft's Big Scheme
239. The Dalton Boys in Texas; or, The Big Four on Their Mettle
240. The Dalton Boys' Electric Plant; or, The Tragedy in the Black Coulee
241. The James Boys Driven to the Wall; or, The Three Lives of Wild Decatur
242. Coal Creek Harry; or, The Crack Shot of Tennessee Miners
243. In League with St. Louis Counterfeiters; or, How the Daltons Outwitted the Sleuths
244. Bill Dalton's Great Fight; or, The Round-up at Ingalls
245. Jesse James' Dare-Devil Dance; or, Betrayed by one of his Gang
246. Tracked in the Big Swamp; or, The Dalton Gang in Indiana
247. Rattlesnake Ralph's Lightning Pards; or, An Indian Territory Cowboy Trailing the Daltons
248. Hank Starr's Rival; or, The Dashing Belle of Oklahoma
249. Hank Starr in Wyoming; or, The Clean Out at Whoop-Up Camp
250. Hank Starr in Missouri; or, The Outlaw's Deadly Feud
251. The Rival Moonshiners; or, The Dalton Gang in Kentucky
252. Jesse James' Black Agents; or, The Wild Raid of Bullion City
253. The Dalton Gang in Pennsylvania; or, Linen Duster Dan's Hot Trail
254. The Iron Mountain Train Robbery; or, A New-York Detective after the Daltons
255. Lightning Lou, the Cajun Detective; or, The Dalton Gang in Louisiana
256. Hank Starr in New England; or, The Hard Fate of Nancy Neary
257. Out with the Apache Kid; or, The Dalton Gang on the Border
258. Dora Lee, the Dashing Deputy; or, The Dalton Gang in a New Deal
259. Hank Starr in Nebraska; or, Looting the Treasures on the Dismal River
260. Bob Dalton's Double; or, The Outlaws and the Counterfeit Ticket Makers
261. Tom King, the Woman Bandit; or, The Dalton Gang and the Three Star Ranchers
262. The Hold-Up in the Snow; or, Hank Starr's Startling Ride and White Bird's Gulch
263. The Dalton Gang in Mississippi; or, The Head-Hunters of Death Bayou
264. Hank Starr in Idaho; or, Chris Evans and Morrell to the Rescue
265. Queered by Cal, the Quaker; or, The Dalton Gang in the Bad Lands
266. The Moonshiners of Mount Welcome; or, Hank Starr and Kentucky Outlaws
267. Side-Tracking a Pay Train; or, The Daltons' Raid for Big Booty
268. Hank Starr's Tall Hustle; or, Hide and Seek in City and Hills
269. Jesse James, The Outlaw. A Narrative of the James Boys
270. A Hold-Up at Blue Devil Mine; or, The Dalton Gang in the Cripple Creek Country
271. Hank Starr's Closest Call; or, Outwitting Toner, the Western Trailer
272. Jesse James' Oath; or, Tracked to Death
273. The Belle of Poverty Gulch; or, The Dalton Gang on a Rough Trail
274. Frank James in St. Louis; or, The Mysteries of a Great City
275. A Game of Bluff; or, The Dalton Boys in a Wild-West Show
276. Jesse James at Long Branch; or, Playing for a Million
277. Jesse James at Coney Island; or, The Wall Street Banker's Secret
278. Jesse James in New York; or, A Plot Against a Millionaire
279. Jesse James, Rube Burrows & Co. A Thrilling Story of Missouri
280. Jesse James' Double; or, The Man From Missouri
281. Jesse James' Successor; or, The Raid on the South Chicago Bank
282. Jesse James Among the Moonshiners; or, The Train Robber's Trail in Kentucky
283. Jesse James in Chicago; or, The Bandit King's Bold Play
284. Jesse James in New Orleans; or, The Man in the Black Domino
285. Jesse James on the Mississippi; or, The Duel at Midnight
286. Jesse James' Cave; or, The Secret of the Dead
287. Jesse James at Bay; or, The Train Robber's Trail
288. Jesse James in Disguise; or, The Missouri Outlaw as a Showman
289. Jesse James in Tennessee; or, The Outlaw's Bold Stand
290. The Kewanee Bank Robbery; or, The Mysterious Banditti
291. The California Detective; or, The Mystery of St. Thomas Bridge
292. Hatfield-McCoy Vendetta; or, Shadowing a Hard Crowd, That
293. The Younger Brothers; Vow; or, Hunted Down in Arkansas
294. Red Rube Burrows; or, The King of the Outlaws
295. Rube Burrows' Last Shot
296. The Last of the Burrows Gang; or, Joe Jackson's Last Leap
297. Razzle-Dazzle Dick; or, The Fellow Who Lived by his Wits
298. The Black Hand; or, The League of Gold
299. The Murder in the Mail Car; or, The Exposure of the Band of Four
300. Cattle Kate; or, A Woman's Wild Life
301. Old Man Howe; or, The Regulators of Grand Prairie
302. The Lights of Gotham; or, The Gilded Villain
303. Gentleman Joe, the Bonanza King; or, The Belle of Silver Gulch
304. Gentleman Joe, the Gilt-Edged Sport; or, Beating a Royal Flush
305. Gentleman Joe's Vendetta; or, The Hustlers of Hardscrabble
306. Gentleman Joe's Death Shot; The Road Agent's Nemesis
307. Gentleman Joe's Life Stake; or, The Vigilantes of Touch-and-Go
308. Gentleman Joe's Double; or, The Bad Man from Bitter Creek
309. Gentleman Joe's Pard; or, The Benefit at Purgatory Point
310. Gentleman Joe Ensnared; or A Mighty Bad Man to Beat
311. Gentleman Joe's Vengeance; or, The Gilt-Edged Sport's Wind Up
312. Cool Dan, the Sport; or, The Crack Shot of Creed
313. Cool Dan, the Sport Again to the Front; or, Crazy Bob, the Terror of Creede
314. Cool Dan, the Sport's Wonderful Nerve; or, The Madman's Matchless Mine
315. Cool Dan, the Sport's Plucky Pard; or, The Mascot of Creede
316. Cool Dan, the Sport's Contest; or, Fighting the Creede Combination
317. Gentleman Joe's Second Score; or, The Lost Legion of Loadstone Lodge
318. Bob Singleton on Hand; or, The Train Robbers' Defeat at Noble's Crossing
319. Gentleman Joe's Picked Pards; or, The Cold Clinch at Creede
320. His Highest Stake; or, Brought to Book By a Woman
321. Gentleman Joe's Debt; or, Leopard Lill's Lawless League
322. The Great River Mystery; or, The Tragedy of the Belle Creole
323. Gentleman Joe's Victory; or, Leopard Lill's Last Leap
324. The Panhandle Mine Case; or, The Black Riders of Santos
325. Gentleman Joe's Guards; or, The Seven "Suspects" from Salt Lake
326. The Oklahoma Detective; or, Boomer Saul's Long Trail
327. Gentleman Joe's Forty-Four; or, The Pistol Party at Pandy Pass
328. Shadowed and Trapped; or, Harry, the Sport
329. Gentleman Joe's Death Shadow; or, Lucky Jackson's Last Play
330. Alf, the Chicago Sport; or, The Engineer's Last Trip
331. Gentleman Joe's Silent Stroke; or, The Mad Mogul from Moonshine
332. Jesse James among the Mormons
333. Gentleman Joe's Gold Game; or, The Trump That Told
334. Jesse James' Journey; or, The Prisoner of the Cave
335. Gentleman Joe's Lost Lead; or, The Secret of the Silver Sphinx
336. Jesse James in Dakota; or, The Prince of Road Agent's Disguises
337. Gentleman Joe's Double Cinch; or, The Gilded Clique from Gunnison
338. Jesse James' Hunt to Death; or, The Treasure of Grizzly Hollow
339. Gentleman Joe's Hold-Out; or, The Mystery of the Silver Hand
340. Jesse James' Shadow; or, The Rivals of the Road
341. Gentleman Joe's Chicago Clean-Out; or, A Bold Break for Bootle
342. Polk Wells, Jesse James' Comrade; or, The Riverton Bank Robbery
343. Gentleman Joe's Big Boom; or, Bluffing the Boomers of Bed Rock
344. Jesse James Outdone; or, The Missouri-Pacific Train Robbery
345. Gentleman Joe's Gauntlet; or, The Back-to-Back Break at Bitter Root
346. Bob Ford, the Slayer of Jesse James; or, The Life and Death of a Noted Desperado
347. Gentleman Joe's Grapple; or, A Hot Hour at Hurricane Ledge
348. The Great Yacht Race; or, Skipper Bob's Long Chase
349. Gentleman Joe at Gopher Gulch; or, Calm Caleb's Cold Comfort
350. Bob Sims' Fearful Oath; or, The Fateful Vengeance of the Swamp Outlaws
351. Gentleman Joe's Seven Spot; or, The Cripple from Cripple Creek
352. The Gold Hunter Detective; or, Wild Life in the New Mining Country
353. Gentleman Joe's Moonlight Matinee; or, The Wild-Cat of Whiskey Gap
354. Rube Burrows' Pard; or, Chased Through the Florida Swamps
355. The Rival Rancheros; or, The Missing Bride
356. Gentleman Joe at Full Flush; or, A Noose for Nine Necks
357. Captain Kate, the Heroine of Deadwood Gulch
358. Gentleman Joe's Joker; or, The Clean-Up at Cold Crow
359. Rattlesnake Jim; or, The Reckless Sport of Deadman's Gulch
360. The Queen of the Plains; or, Calamity Jane
361. Gentleman Joe at Gunnison; or, Poker Paul's Poor Policy
362. Rattlesnake Ned, the Terror of the Sea
363. Gentleman Joe's Garrison; or, The Castle in the Clouds
364. The Shanghaier of Greenwich Street; or, Liverpool Jack, the Slave Trader
365. Gentleman Joe's Cool Catch; or, The Gild-Edged Sport's Shake-Up
366. Kentucky Kate; or, The Moonshiners' League
367. Gentleman Joe's Denver Duet; or, The Hotspur from Hard-Pan
368. The Stranglers of Ohio; or, A Dark-Lantern League
369. Gentleman Joe's Doom Dispatch; or, The Nabob of Nimble Nugget
370. The Oyster Pirates; or, The Messenger of Fate. An Exciting Tale of the Chesapeake Shores
371. Gentleman Joe's Leadville Lead; or, Foxy Fan's Flush
372. The Ocean Detective; or, The Trail of Death
373. Gentleman Joe at Lucifer Lode; or, The Swoop of the Gulch Shadows
374. Darrow, the Floating Detective; or, The Shadowed Buccaneer
375. Gentleman Joe's Nerve; or, The Whelps of Where-Are-Ye
376. Danite Dick and His White Mountain Wolves; or, The Octagon of Arizona
377. Gentleman Joe in Death Valley; or, The Chase of the Phantom Rider
378. Bill Tredegar, the Moonshiner of the Blue Ridge. A Story of the Secret Service
379. Gentleman Joe's Lightning Shot; or, The Claim Jumpers of Golden Gulch
380. Barnacle Backstay; or, The Gray Eagle of the Atlantic
381. Gentleman Joe's Double Eagle; or, A Dance at Frog Rock Curve
382. Louisville Luke, the Jockey Wonder; or, The Mystery of the Race Track
383. Gentleman Joe's Jeopardy; or, The Cool Clan of Camp Careful
384. Buffalo Bill's Best Shot. A Story of Wild West Adventures
385. Gentleman Joe's Border Ballot; or, A False Count at Wildcat Gulch
386. Buffalo Bill's Last Victory; or, Dove Eye, the Lodge Queen
387. Gentleman Joe's Own Brand; or, A Contract on a Cattle Ranch
388. Buffalo Bill at Wounded Knee; or, The Battle-Secret of the Bad Lands
389. Gentleman Joe's Ranch Raiders; or, Holding Up the Big Four
390. Buffalo Bill's Border Bravos; or, The Trail Through the Land of Death
391. Gentleman Joe's Round-Up; or, The Three Star Ranch Desperadoes
392. Buffalo Bill, the Border-King; or, The White Queen of the Sioux and the Girl Dead-Shot
393. Gentleman Joe's Bowie Blade; or, A Swap of Steel that Wouldn't Work
394. Buffalo Bill's Best Bower; or, The Solider Scout's Last Trail
395. Buffalo Bill's Long Trail; or, The King of the Plains' Rescue of the Deadwood Coach
396. Captain Jack; or, The Seven Scouts
397. Rocky Mountain Sam; or, The Wind-Specter of the Black-feet
398. Red Dick, the Tiger of California
399. Texas Jack, the White King of the Pawnees
400. Dashing Charlie, the Texan Whirlwind
401. Wrestling Joe, the Dandy of the Mines; or, The Crimson Trail of the Avenger
402. Howard, the Burglar; or, Run Down by Hunt, Hall and Hyde
403. Gentleman Joe in Chicago; or, The Message from the Stock Yards
404. Gentleman Joe in New York; or, Hot Work on the Elevated Railroad
405. Gentleman Joe in Pittsburgh; or, A Duel with Spikes
406. Gentleman Joe in St. Louis; or, The Accident at the Brewery
407. Gentleman Joe in Kansas City; or, Arrested at the Railroad Station
408. Gentleman Joe in San Francisco; or, A Gold Delivery to the Wrong Man
409. Gentleman Joe Taking Toll; or, A Paid-Up Policy to Snap City
410. Gentleman Joe's Tenderfoot Pard; or, The Siren of Tanglefoot Bar
411. Gentleman Joe's Clean Sweep; or, The Firebrands of Fort Famine
412. Gentleman Joe in Pocatello; or, Bucking Against the Last Chance Gang
413. Gentleman Joe's Decoy; or, The Condemned Cashier
414. Gentleman Joe's Tight Fit; or, Following Suit with Cold Steel
415. Gentleman Joe's Race for a Mine; or, Sixty Miles in Five Hours
416. Gentleman Joe's Donation; or, A New Kind of Cattle Thief
417. Gentleman Joe's Bravery; or, The Sheriff's Shot in the Nick of Time
418. Gentleman Joe's Big Stake; or, A New Way to Cash a Check
419. Gentleman Joe after Big Game; or, Four Finger Jim's Big Fizzle
420. Gentleman Joe's Big Purchase; or, Owning a Railroad for an Hour
421. Gentleman Joe after Railroad Raiders; or, A Pitched Battle at Willis Farm
422. Gentleman Joe's Ride to Rescue; or, A Prompt Answer to a Call of Distress
423. Gentleman Joe's Iron Hand; or, The Roundup at Golden Lift
424. Gentleman Joe's Puzzling Pledge; or, Clearing Up the Mystery at Bad Luck Bar
425. Gentleman Joe's Pan-Out; or, Hot Times at Rustling Ledge
426. Gentleman Joe on Time; or, A Sheriff's Call and a Prompt Reply
427. Gentleman Joe's Prescription; or, A Bitter Pill for the Boss of Alkali Flats
428. Hold-Out Johnson; or, The Hustler from Beaver Head
429. Gentleman Joe's Week Off; or, Working a Tennessee Hold Up
430. Smoky Jones; or, The Gold Hunters of Colorado
431. Gentleman Joe's Leading Card; or, A Pistol Picnic at Paradise Peak
432. A Second Jesse James; or, The Capture and Conviction of a Bold Bank Thief
433. Gentleman Joe's Reckless Ruse; or, From Start to Finish on the Same Trail
434. Grimes, the Detective; or, Working Up a Great Case
435. Gentleman Joe's Desperate Drift; or, Under Water Through the Gulch
436. A Louisiana Jesse James; or, Killed in the Swamp
437. Gentleman Joe's Dispossess Notice; or, An Exciting Episode at Evacuation Creek
438. Tracked to Egypt; or, Detective Grimes Abroad
439. Gentleman Joe's Long Shot; or, Defying Death in Duty's Name
440. Just Like the James Boys; or, Wiped Out by Vigilantes
441. Gentleman Joe at Barrel Gulch; or, All Hands in Line
442. The Tolbert Feud; or, The Outlaws of Mississippi
443. Gentleman Joe's Jump for the Switch; or, Corralling the Counterfeiters of Lone Tree Gap
443 (replacement title). The Dalton Boys and the M. K. and T. Train Robbery
444. Detective Against Detective; or, Solving a Secret Car Puzzle
445. The Dalton Boys' Smooth Trick; or, The Robbery of the Bank at El Reno
446. The Safe Breaker's Gang; or, The Three H's Great Skill
447. The Dalton Boys in California; or, A Bold Hold-Up at Ceres
448. Faro Tom's Hot Fight; or, The Graders' Riot at Wenatchee
449. The Collis Express Robbery; or, Hunting Down Two Desperate Criminals
450. Shot After Midnight; or, The Powell Street Mystery
451. The Cooley Gang; or, A Plucky Sheriff's Fight to the End
452. The Hawkins Gang's Last Exploit; or, The Terrors of Indiana
453. O'Brien's Daring Escape; or, The Bunco Man Who Paid His Way
454. Ouray Jack, the Go-it-Lively Sport; or, A Winner From the Start
455. Manton Mayne, the San Francisco detective; or, The Coleraine tragedy
456. The Alabama Strangler; or, Dick Hawes' Terrible Crime
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