Ranching -- West (U.S.) -- Fiction; Western stories
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SHOE-BAR STRATTON
by
JOSEPH B. AMES
[Illustration: "I can stand here till I get tired," retorted Lynch.]
A. L. Burt Company
Publishers New York
Published by arrangement with The Century Company
Printed in U. S. A.
Copyright, 1922, by The Century Co.
Printed in U. S. A.
To
BILL McBRIDE
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I Back from the Dead 3
II Crooked Work 13
III Mistress Mary Quite Contrary 24
IV The Branding-Iron 31
V Tex Lynch 41
VI The Blood-Stained Saddle 51
VII Rustlers 60
VIII The Hoodoo Outfit 70
IX Revelations 81
X Buck Finds Out Something 91
XI Danger 106
XII Thwarted 119
XIII Counterplot 127
XIV The Lady From the Past 136
XV "Blackleg" 145
XVI The Unexpected 153
XVII The Primeval Instinct 166
XVIII A Change of Base 176
XIX The Mysterious Motor-Car 186
XX Catastrophe 197
XXI What Mary Thorne Found 208
XXII Nerve 219
XXIII Where the Wheel Tracks Led 230
XXIV The Secret of North Pasture 239
XXV The Trap 248
XXVI Sheriff Hardenberg Intervenes 256
XXVII An Hour Too Late 268
XXVIII Forebodings 276
XXIX Creeping Shadows 284
XXX Lynch Scores 291
XXXI Gone 301
XXXII Buck Rides 309
XXXIII Carried Away 319
XXXIV The Fight on the Ledge 332
XXXV The Dead Heart 339
XXXVI Two Trails Converge 345
SHOE-BAR STRATTON
CHAPTER I
BACK FROM THE DEAD
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