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Frank Reade and His Steam Horse

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I.Putting the “Animile” Together.

II.Barney in Ireland.

III.The Race.

IV.The Prairie League.

V.The Running Fight on the Plains.

VI.Midnight Deviltry.

VII.The Rescue.

VIII.“What’s the Matter?”

IX.The Avenger’s Vow.

X.Pomp’s Ride.

XI.The Trapped Train!

XII.Barry Brown’s Search.

XIII.The Totem Belt.

XIV.The Suit of Mail.

XV.The Steam Man.

XVI.The Prospectors.

XVII.Slap Bang and Away Again.

XVIII.Van Dorn’s PoweR.

XIX.Killed by the Steam Horse.

XX.Where Barney Shea Was.

XXI.Pomp Slings Himself.

XXII.The Battle at the Grove.

XXIII.A High Old Time.

XXIV.“The Hand of the Great Spirit.”

XXV.The Electrical Guard.

XXVI.Pedro’s Mustang Ride.

XXVII.Barney Shea in His Element.

XXVIII.Mustang Max.

XXIX.Sinyaro.

XXX.“We Shall Starve Alive.”

XXXI.Wiped Out.

XXXII.At Last.

XXXIII.Cleaning Out the Counterfeiters.

XXXIV.Conclusion.

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Entered as Second Class Matter at the New York, N. Y., Post Office, October 5, 1892.

No. 14. {COMPLETE.} FRANK TOUSEY, Publisher, 34 & 36 North Moore Street, New York, {PRICE 5 CENTS.} Vol. I.

New York, December 24, 1892. Issued Weekly.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1892, by FRANK TOUSEY, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.

FRANK READE AND HIS STEAM HORSE.

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Away they flew like rockets over the hard and level ground, the breeze raising their hats as they dashed along. The Steam Man put forth mighty efforts, and made giant strides; but he couldn’t match the metal steed.

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Frank Reade and His Steam Horse.

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