Square Octavo, Hardcover, Pictorial Cover, 1999, PP.80, Transform The Tiniest Space

Patio Pots and Window Boxes (Gardening Guides)

Norman, Sue And Roger

Paragon Pub.

Place That Plant

Sm Quarto, 2000, PP.256, An Inspirational Guide To Putting The Right Plants In The Right Place

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Welland, Frances

Gardening & Landscape Design

Sm Quarto, 2003, PP.96, Takes The Mystery Out Of Buying Plants, Shrubs And Trees

The Plant Guide (Your Garden)

BARTY PHILLIPS

Sm Quarto, , PP.96, A Useful Reference

The New Gardener (Essential Gardening)

Atha, Courtier, Crowther, Hook, Squire

U.S. Deputy Marshall Selden Lindsey served from 1890 until the early 1900's in Eastern Texas and from the Ardmore Court in southern Indian Territory. The Dalton gang had robbed the bank in Longview, Texas on May 25, 1894 and killed several town residents. Lindsey led a posse that went after the gang, and he shot and killed Bill Dalton on June 8, 1894. After retiring as Deputy Marshall, Lindsey ranched near Ardmore, Oklahoma.

Selden Lindsey, U.S. Deputy Marshal

Harrell McCullough

Biographies & Memoirs

This extraordinary tale of perhaps the most colorful & effective marshal of the Old West will delight & intrigue readers. Lindsey led an incredibly exciting life that chronicles fabled epochs of the West. This true story leads us through childhood encounters with renegade Union soldiers, on a cattle drive through Indian Territory while still a teenager, his perils as a fugitive pursued by Texas Rangers, & as a marksman hunting buffalo & fighting Comanches on the Texas plains, right up to his remarkable & fascinating days as a lawman. Selden Lindsey, U.S. Deputy Marshal, is the man who killed the infamous Bill Dalton. The enigma embracing Dalton's death has mystified Old West buffs for nearly a century, but the truth surrounding the mystery is revealed in SELDEN LINDSEY, U.S. DEPUTY MARSHAL. "...contains a wealth of valuable material & many previously unknown facts...experts on Western America will enjoy shooting it out with McCullough." Trudy McMurrin, Exec. Council, Western Literature Assc. "...terrific...fascinating...tremendous..." Mike Koury, Ed., Old Army Press. " I would list it as required reading. I can't think of any better means of helping students picture life & law in the early pioneer days." Gladys Hanchey, Ret. Teacher, Lake Charles, La. Available through Ingram, Baker & Taylor, or from Paragon Publishing, 721 N.E. 21, Okla. City, OK 73105; 405/329-3909.

Selden Lindsey U.S. Deputy Marshall

History

McCullough, Harrell

Americas

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