  - OFF FOR NEW YORK.—PAGE 31.
- ARRIVING AT NEW YORK.—PAGE 31.
- RETURNING HOME FROM NEW YORK.—PAGE 34.
- SEE 'ER GO! SEE 'ER GO! THE CRAZY OLD FOOL, SEE 'ER GO.—PAGE 39.
- THE EGG DISASTER.—PAGE 50.
- "BUT YOU MUST ADD THAT CLAUSE." "OH, NO, I GUESS I MUST NOT."—PAGE 68.
- WILL REMOVE TAR, PITCH, PAINT, OIL OR VARNISH FROM YOUR CLOTHING—PAGE 76.
- ELEVEN DAYS FOR ELEVEN DOLLARS.—PAGE 81.
- THIS, MADAM, IS THE STEREOSCOPIC LENS.—PAGE 101.
- THOSE KIND COST ME $10.00 PER DOZ.—PAGE 111.
- A DUSTY JOB A SURE SALE.
- "AS YE SOW SO SHALL YE REAP."—PAGE 140.
- DEVOE, JOHNSTON & CO., HORSE TRAINERS.—PAGE 153.
- EASILY PERSUADED.—PAGE 176.
- HEAVENS AND EARTH! FRANK; WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO NOW?—PAGE 193.
- A WILY DETECTIVE ON THE WRONG SCENT.
- THE WILY DETECTIVE'S RETURN TO THE HOTEL.
- A "KICKER AND SQUEALER."
- A FOUR MILE CHASE.—PAGE 234.
- "STOP THAT MAN! STOP THAT MAN."
- "BY GRACIOUS, I'M JUST IN TIME, FOR ONCE."
- GOOD DAY, DOCTHER, DARLINT! GOOD DAY.—PAGE 293.
- MADAM, THE DRUM OF YOUR RIGHT EAR IS ALMOST ENTIRELY DESTROYED.—Page 297.
- HERE, WAITER, BRING ME ANOTHER BEAN.—PAGE 312.
- THE DOCTOR A "STAR" BOARDER.
- DUTCHY AS CHAMBERMAID.—PAGE 321.
- THE DR. AND HIS CROSS-EYED GIRL.—PAGE 351.
- THE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE SITUATION.—PAGE 388.
- MY FIRST AUCTION SALE AT BLISSFIELD MICH.—PAGE 398.
- OUR NEAT, NICE, TIDY BOARDING HOUSE AT KANSAS CITY, MO.—PAGE 416.
- A BADLY MIXED POLITICAL SPEECH NEAR CRESTLINE, O.—PAGE 438.
- MY FIRST SALE AS PROPRIETOR AND AUCTIONEER AT REPUBLIC, OHIO.—PAGE 445.
- A SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATION.—PAGE 454.
- A PROFITABLE HORSE TRADE—PAGE 476.
- THREE DAYS CO-PARTNERSHIP WITH A SIDE SHOW.—PAGE 483.
- A NOVEL TURN-OUT—PAGE 490.
- EXHIBITING A PHONOGRAPH NEAR ELKHART, IND.—PAGE 505.
- MY UNIQUE CONVEYANCE IN THE MINING AND LUMBER CAMP.—PAGE 523.
- A COLLAPSE NEAR BRAINERD, MINN.—PAGE 557.
- DECIDING A HORSE TRADE.—PAGE 606.
- TRAVELING BY TANDEM TEAM.—PAGE 624.
- "MR. JOHNSTON, DARE I TELL YOU WHAT I KNOW?"—PAGE 635.
- SPIN ON THE BOULEVARD WITH MR. KEEFER.
- OH WELL, YOU GET SHAVED ACROSS THE STREET, ETC.—PAGE 656.
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