Beadle's Half Dime Library (no. 725) (1891 06 16)

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‘ LLL Ly 4 tse f Jk AY \ \\ ‘ NT NK SY kK OS Per: mint as —— nt i — _ rin i xs ae y= I=IN NS Entered as s Second Class Matter at the New York. nN. » oA Post has: snsaset Copyright 1891, by BEADLE AND ADAMS, June 16, 1891. SS \ we. ie! Vea! Va! ° PUBLISI x ‘EEKLY BY BEADLE A D ADAMS. ice, No. OB, 82.50 SHE DD WEEK Y ) NI ADAMS FP Soren Vol.XX VIIL No, 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. Ee BC aul A Companion Story to ‘‘ Pawnee Bill's Pledge,” BY COLONEL PRENTISS INGRAHAM, _—_ CHAPTER I. TRUE TO HER LOVE. ‘¢ Hx shall not die! no, he shall not die! I will save bim wy any and all costs,” So spoke a woman, young, and beautiful of face and form, She was pacing up and down a luxuriously oe ee furnished room in a handsome Mexican home, MAD CARL IS NOT DEAD, FOR THERE HE IS! HE HAS CAPTURED PAWNEE BILL AGAIN!” on the outskirts of the City of Mexico, ORIED DICK. ‘‘NOW FOR A RIDE FOR LIFE, FOR HE MUST BE SAVED!” Her own appearance, as well as ber surround-