Beadle's Half Dime Library (no. 938) (1895 07 16)

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: ee rr mT ik eal | : Entered as Second Class Matter at the New York, N. Y , Post Office. ; : a ere Copyrighted 1895, by BEADLE AND ADAMS, oo pr € WW, WON a \ —/ f° ee in ‘est! |p| | . July 16, 18y5. HH Ht Hy i HI i} i} | / TT “IT's. SPORTY STANFORD,” DECLARED JINGO JIM, ‘' YES, THAT I WHO KILLED THE BOATMAN!” HA (3 th wor tree sislentiveeut, tetas a a eel scaiil ’ ee oe ee | HI Hani AAMT HVTHVV AMATI ATT i { NIN Hy HAM Hh INI FAVA AN iH i HAT ) HK | MAH WIN AN HAN WANA HNN Wil Hi HAA WARN Witt | | Nil Ht | i ETE i | Hl : a Hy | NW iit | Wt ) H} ; i AIA i| : if i I) i) OR, INGO JIMS JAMBOREE, BY JO PIERCE, AUTHOR OF REDDY RUSHER,” “ ACE HIGH,” ** DICK OF THE DOCKS,” ETC, ETC. CHAPTER I. THE YOUNG PEDDLER’s ADVENTURE. Ir had been a good day with Jingo Jim, for all his wares had been disposed of successfully, The money was in his pocket; and he would have felt rich if he had not had expenses to meet. Even as it was he went to the office of | the concern from which he had his wares with a light heart. The manager was at the desk, ‘*Hello, Jim!” was his greeting. ‘‘ What luck?” 8 THE MAN