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Daniel Boone
Be Thankful for the Fickleness of Women
A young trapper buys a pretty young bond-servant at an auction and to his horror faces marrying her. With Boone’s help, he finds her another husband and escapes marriage.
A young trapper buys a pretty young bond-servant at an auction and to his horror faces marrying her. With Boone’s help, he finds her another husband and escapes marriage.
Bart, for whom cowardice is a virtue, "turns yellow" when he learns that his friendship with a tycoon could cost him his life.
Jarrod seeks to avenge the death of his new wife at the hands of a man he sent to prison.
Dodge City is plagued with runaway boys thinking they can live the life they read in dime novels with many wanting to be outlaws. Earp arrests a boy wearing a gun trying to buy alcohol who looks to be 17 and looking for trouble.
Loan shark Skinner Smith is found poisoned. Earp is determined to solve the murder but he has a problem. Everyone in town hates Smith and wanted him dead giving Earp a large number of suspects. Earp thinks he has his man but does he?
Dan Troop and Johnny McKay are forced to back a coward's play to save a town from destruction.
Dan Troop sets a trap for a killer that can only be sprung by a man's guilty conscience.
After a Hawaiian prince is killed in Paladin's hotel room, he must find out why three men - a German attache, a Russian prince, and a spy are all ready to kill to take possession of a signet ring which a Hawaiian princess has given to Paladin.
After she attempts to shoot Rudy Rossback and fails, Eve McIntosh offers Paladin $1,000 to kill him. After Paladin turns her down she hires another gunman.
Stacy Grainger is shanghaied into the cavalry and spends several days trying to escape from his captors.
A smoldering feud between ranchers and farmers erupts into warfare.
Slim helps an old friend who has been accused of killing a deputy.
When the greedy relatives of a dying man (Crowbait Bob)learn that he might be dying, they come to Dodge to grab anything of value they can get from the dying man. When his relatives find out that Bob has willed all of his possessions to Miss Kitty, they show their true hateful feelings about their relative, Crowbait Bob.
Matt and a fellow lawman go after a vicious family of robbers and killers.
An old safe cracker comes back to Dodge to find his former lady love. When two men looking to steal a lot of money approach him about unlocking the safe at the station, he accepts their proposal, sort of.
When a greedy mine owner in the town of Prince River forces Mexican farmers off their land, Hoss and Joe come to the rescue.
Ben gives a job at the Ponderosa to Pepper Shannon, a one-time hero and outlaw made famous in dime novels, on the condition he stays away from Jamie, an admirer of his.
Jim is sent to arrest killer Norbert Plank, who escapes and flees to the town of Epitaph, owned by Epitaph Mines. Plank is the chief bookkeeper for the powerful syndicate that owns the mining company. Through Plank, the agents hope to get their hands on records that could build a case against the organization. Jim hides Plank in a church bell tower while Artie masquerades as lay-preacher Hallelujah Harry. Gordon hopes to get to the head of the syndicate, Diamond Dave Desmond, and walk off with the ledgers. But Diamond Dave's girlfriend, Rhoda, has the same idea and blackmail on her mind.
With a brush fire closing in on the herd, Favor is waylaid by an outlaw who sends him after stolen money.
Having been robbed, the Bank of Pinto hires Josh to go to Santa Fe to replenish the funds.
Four ex-Army personnel stage an mock trial accusing their former lieutenant of dereliction of duty.
A traveling preacher brings a brooding killer into contact with townsmen when he's hired as a wagon driver.
An old medicine peddler has symptoms which could be serious, but refuses to go to the town doctor to have it checked. The peddler also sells quack medicines to a man who's been told by the doctor to stop drinking for his health's sake. Trouble brews.
Local ranchers are in arms over a series of cattle rustlings, all involving just a few calves taken at a time, and they are blaming the thefts on homesteaders. Vint, assisting the sheriff in looking for the culprits and avoiding bloodshed, is staying at the home of the two elderly Sweet sisters, both animal lovers who are vegetaria
Jim Bowie loses a fortune in trade goods to river pirates and almost loses his life in recovering them.
Jim Bowie has a fling in New Orleans’s high society, climaxing in a duel with a count over a glamorous aristocrat whom Bowie fancies he’s in love with.
Matt unknowingly appoints as a policeman a man hired to kill him.
Matt Wayne investigates the robbery of $50,000 from prospector J. Jimmerson Jones.
A wanted man Chris is after gets shot down in a saloon after he shoots another man. Three men then try to claim the reward for the criminal. Chris pretends to be the dead man's friend, but things get tense when someone in town recognizes him.
Chris captures the notorious outlaw The Comanche Kid in Granite Gap. The townspeople are bound and determined to hang him, but an elderly woman believes that the Kid is her long-long son.
Longley has just ridden into the town of Yellow Jacket, when he sees a gunman unhitching a team of horses over the loud objections of a pretty woman. When Longley intervenes, he discovers the man is only carrying out an obscure town ordinance that forbids leaving a wagon on the street overnight - the fine being $50, payable to the town marshal. Longley learns that the marshal has been lining his pockets with fines for obscure town laws he enforces with vigor and determines to beat the man at his own game.
A rancher warns Bill and the railroad workers not to put track down through the land his cattle graze on, even though it is government land. Later he shoots and seriously wounds one of the workers as they are riding in a wagon. But Bill picks up the rancher's son instead, and the workers are in lynching mood.