Burt L. Standish

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I. THE DYING MAGICIAN.

CHAPTER II. FRANK'S OPPORTUNITY.

CHAPTER III. SNEEZING SILVER DOLLARS.

CHAPTER IV. CATCHING THE AUDIENCE.

CHAPTER V. THE MIRACULOUS WINEGLASSES.

CHAPTER VI. THE EDUCATED FLY.

CHAPTER VII. UNPLEASANT HAPPENINGS.

CHAPTER VIII. AFTER FRANK'S MONEY.

CHAPTER IX. HARRIS AGAIN VANISHES.

CHAPTER X. IN THE POWER OF HIS ENEMY.

CHAPTER XI. DEADLY PERIL.

CHAPTER XII. RASCALS FALL OUT.

CHAPTER XIII. A SURPRISE BY CASSIE.

CHAPTER XIV. UNCERTAIN FRIENDSHIP.

CHAPTER XV. MERRIWELL'S PROPOSAL.

CHAPTER XVI. HISSED.

CHAPTER XVII. DISPOSING OF A RUFFIAN.

CHAPTER XVIII. HAVENER'S DISCOVERY.

CHAPTER XIX. TROUBLE BEHIND THE SCENES.

CHAPTER XX. SARGENT FINDS A PARTNER.

CHAPTER XXI. TROUBLE FOLLOWS.

CHAPTER XXII. COMING TO TERMS.

CHAPTER XXIII. THE OLD ACTOR'S CURSE.

CHAPTER XXIV. THE POWER OF LOVE.

CHAPTER XXV. A TREACHEROUS TRICK.

CHAPTER XXVI. SYMPTOMS OF MADNESS.

CHAPTER XXVII. WARNING THE TRAITOR.

CHAPTER XXVIII. SAVING HIS ENEMY.

CHAPTER XXIX. THE WORK IS DONE.

Transcriber's Note:

A Table of Contents has been added.

Obvious typographic errors have been corrected.

FRANK MERRIWELL'S
OWN COMPANY

OR,

Barnstorming in the Middle West

BY

BURT L. STANDISH

AUTHOR OF

"The Merriwell Stories"

STREET & SMITH, PUBLISHERS
238 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK CITY

Copyright, 1898
By STREET & SMITH
——
Frank Merriwell's Own Company