Shoe-Bar Stratton

Shoe-Bar Stratton
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Ames Joseph Bushnell. Shoe-Bar Stratton

CHAPTER I. BACK FROM THE DEAD

CHAPTER II. CROOKED WORK

CHAPTER III. MISTRESS MARY – QUITE CONTRARY

CHAPTER IV. THE BRANDING-IRON

CHAPTER V. TEX LYNCH

CHAPTER VI. THE BLOOD-STAINED SADDLE

CHAPTER VII. RUSTLERS

CHAPTER VIII. THE HOODOO OUTFIT

CHAPTER IX. REVELATIONS

CHAPTER X. BUCK FINDS OUT SOMETHING

CHAPTER XI. DANGER

CHAPTER XII. THWARTED

CHAPTER XIII. COUNTERPLOT

CHAPTER XIV. THE LADY FROM THE PAST

CHAPTER XV “BLACKLEG”

CHAPTER XVI. THE UNEXPECTED

CHAPTER XVII. THE PRIMEVAL INSTINCT

CHAPTER XVIII. A CHANGE OF BASE

CHAPTER XIX. THE MYSTERIOUS MOTOR-CAR

CHAPTER XX. CATASTROPHE

CHAPTER XXI. WHAT MARY THORNE FOUND

CHAPTER XXII. NERVE

CHAPTER XXIII. WHERE THE WHEEL TRACKS LED

CHAPTER XXIV. THE SECRET OF NORTH PASTURE

CHAPTER XXV. THE TRAP

CHAPTER XXVI. SHERIFF HARDENBERG INTERVENES

CHAPTER XXVII. AN HOUR TOO LATE

CHAPTER XXVIII. FOREBODINGS

CHAPTER XXIX. CREEPING SHADOWS

CHAPTER XXX. LYNCH SCORES

CHAPTER XXXI. GONE

CHAPTER XXXII. BUCK RIDES

CHAPTER XXXIII. CARRIED AWAY

CHAPTER XXXIV. THE FIGHT ON THE LEDGE

CHAPTER XXXV. THE DEAD HEART

CHAPTER XXXVI. TWO TRAILS CONVERGE

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Stratton suddenly turned his back and stared blankly through the open door. With the same unconscious instinct which had moved him to conceal his face from the old man, he fumbled in one pocket and drew forth papers and tobacco sack. It spoke well for his self-control that his fingers were almost steady as he deliberately fashioned a cigarette and thrust it between his lips. When he had lighted it and inhaled a puff or two, he turned slowly to Pop Daggett again.

“You sure know how to shoot a surprise into a fellow, old-timer,” he drawled. “A woman rancher, eh? That’s going some around this country, I’ll say. How long has she – er – owned the Shoe-Bar?”

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Stepping behind the counter, he poked around amongst a mass of miscellaneous merchandise and finally drew forth a pair of much-worn leather chaps, high-heeled boots almost new, and a cartridge-belt from which dangled an empty holster.

“There yuh are,” he said triumphantly, spreading them out on the counter. “Gun’s the only thing missin’. He kep’ that, but likely yuh got one of yore own. Saddle’s hangin’ out in the stable.”

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