Prairie FlowersHendryx, James B. (James Beardsley)
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Prairie Flowers
Hendryx, James B. (James Beardsley)
Western stories
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PRAIRIE FLOWERS
by
JAMES B. HENDRYX
Author of
_"The Gun Brand," "The Promise," "The Texan,"_
_"The Gold Girl," etc._
A. L. Burt Company
Publishers New York
Published by arrangement with G. P. Putnam's Sons
Copyright, 1920
by
James B. Hendryx
Made in the United States of America
BY JAMES B. HENDRYX
The Promise The Gun Brand
The Texan The Gold Girl
Prairie Flowers Snowdrift
Connie Morgan in Alaska Connie Morgan with the Mounted
Connie Morgan in the Lumber Camps Connie Morgan in the Fur Country
This edition is issued under arrangement with the publishers
G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS, NEW YORK AND LONDON
The Knickerbocker Press, New York
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
A PROLOGUE 1
I.--AN ANNIVERSARY 9
II.--KANGAROO COURT 18
III.--THE STAGE ARRIVES 29
IV.--Y BAR COLSTON TALKS 38
V.--ALICE TAKES A RIDE 50
VI.--AT THE RED FRONT 60
VII.--THE TEXAN "COMES A-SHOOTIN'" 68
VIII.--THE ESCAPE 81
IX.--ON THE RIVER 93
X.--JANET MCWHORTER 107
XI.--AT THE MOUTH OF THE COULEE 120
XII.--IN TIMBER CITY 130
XIII.--A MAN ALL BAD 143
XIV.--THE INSURGENT 156
XV.--PURDY MAKES A RIDE 163
XVI.--BIRDS OF A FEATHER 171
XVII.--IN THE SCRUB 182
XVIII.--THE TEXAN TAKES THE TRAIL 188
XIX.--AT MCWHORTER'S RANCH 197
XX.--AT CINNABAR JOE'S 209
XXI.--THE PASSING OF LONG BILL KEARNEY 219
XXII.--CASS GRIMSHAW--HORSE-THIEF 229
XXIII.--CINNABAR JOE TELLS A STORY 239
XXIV.--"ALL FRIENDS TOGETHER" 253
XXV.--JANET PAYS A CALL 267
XXVI.--THE OTHER WOMAN 276
XXVII.--SOME SHOOTING 288
XXVIII.--BACK ON RED SAND 304
AN EPILOGUE 314
Prairie Flowers
A PROLOGUE
The grey roadster purred up the driveway, and Alice Endicott thrust the
"home edition" aside and hurried out onto the porch to greet her husband
as he stepped around from the garage.
"Did the deal go through?" she asked, as her eyes eagerly sought the
eyes of the man who ascended the steps.
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