The Pony Express was the "Air Mail" of '49. Don Stanton on one of his trips to Good Man's Gulch becomes involved in a fight to the grave between a man known as Swift Death and the outlaw band of the Black Captain's. Two beautiful girls are also involved in the fight and the thrilling events that follow will hold you spellbound. Here is a story that you can not afford to miss.
This series brings to you the Great West of Yesterday—San Francisco in '49—Custer City—The Dakotas—Texas—graphic stories of the most fascinating period in the history of the United States. Here is the Fighting West—The Romantic West—in an irresistible style! There are sixteen titles now available and to read one is to want them all. The Sixteen titles are:
| No. | 1 | Three Fingered Jack | By Montana Charley |
| No. | 2 | Pirates of the Prairies | By Texas Pat |
| No. | 3 | Death League of the Desert | By Montana Charley |
| No. | 4 | White Falcon, The Renegade | By Texas Pat |
| No. | 5 | Trail of Gold | By Montana Charley |
| No. | 6 | The Black Hills Riders | By Texas Pat |
| No. | 7 | The Red Hawk's Nest | By Montana Charley |
| No. | 8 | In the Valley of Shadows | By Dakota Dan |
| No. | 9 | Kid (Forest) Kelley | By Texas Pat |
| No. | 10 | The White Rider | By Montana Charley |
| No. | 11 | King Congo—From Texas | By Montana Charley |
| No. | 12 | Trappers from Red River | By Texas Pat |
| No. | 13 | Vigilantes of '49 | By Texas Pat |
| No. | 14 | The Ghost of Death Canyon | By Montana Charley |
| No. | 15 | The Pony Express Rider | By Texas Pat |
| No. | 16 | The Silent Riflemen | By Montana Charley |
For sales at all Newsdealers and Booksellers or sent postage paid by the publisher upon receipt of 20 cents per copy. Postage stamps accepted.
THE ARTHUR WESTBROOK COMPANY
Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A.
[Great American Detective Series]
This series contains the finest collection of enthralling and fascinating detective and mystery stories ever offered in this country in inexpensive form. It includes Robert Louis Stevenson's "Dynamiter," the most absorbing tales of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the best of Fergus Hume's writings and thrilling stories of Parisian life, by F. du Boisgobey. Other books, equally fascinating, comprise this remarkable series.
| 1 | —Sherlock Holmes | A. Conan Doyle |
| 3 | —Beyond the City | A. Conan Doyle |
| 4 | —A Case of Identity | A. Conan Doyle |
| 5 | —A Scandal in Bohemia | A. Conan Doyle |
| 6 | —The Red Headed League | A. Conan Doyle |
| 7 | —The Sign of the Four | A. Conan Doyle |
| 9 | —The Surgeon of Gaster Fell | A. Conan Doyle |
| 10 | —Mill Street Mystery | Adeline Sargeant |
| 11 | —The Bag of Diamonds | G. Manville Fenn |
| 12 | —The Dynamiter | Robert Louis Stevenson |
| 13 | —The Temple of Death | F. Du Boisgobey |
| 14 | —The Coral Pin | F. Du Boisgobey |
| 16 | —The Red Lottery Ticket | F. Du Boisgobey |
| 18 | —The Parisian Detective | F. Du Boisgobey |
| 19 | —Joe Phoenix, The Police Spy | Albert W. Aiken |
| 20 | —Joe Phoenix, Private Detective | Albert W. Aiken |
| 21 | —The Wolves of New York | Albert W. Aiken |
| 22 | —Chin Chin, Chinese Detective | Albert W. Aiken |
| 23 | —Mark Magic, The Detective | Anthony P. Morris |
| 24 | —Electro Pete, Man of Fire | Anthony P. Morris |
| 25 | —The Cipher Detective | Anthony P. Morris |
| 26 | —The Head Hunter | Anthony P. Morris |
| 27 | —The Pinkerton Ferret | Charles Morris |
| 28 | —Cop Colt, The Quaker Detective | Charles Morris |
| 29 | —Sarah Brown, Detective | K. F. Hill |
| 30 | —Fritz to the Front | Edward L. Wheeler |
| 32 | —The Heart of Oak Detective | Edward L. Wheeler |
| 33 | —The Nine of Hearts | B. L. Farjeon |
| 34 | —The Man Hunter | Dick Donovan |
| 35 | —The Never Fail Detective | Captain Howard Holmes |
| 36 | —The Mystery of a Hansom Cab | Fergus Hume |
| 37 | —The Mystery of St. James Park | J. B. Burton |
| 38 | —The Abbey Murder | Joseph Patton |
| 39 | —The Man Who Vanished | Fergus Hume |
| 40 | —The Piccadilly Puzzle | Fergus Hume |