| I | WE BUY A PLACE |
| II | OURSELVES AND OUR NEIGHBORS |
| III | WE MAKE OUR BARGAIN KNOWN |
| IV | THE FIRST PAYMENT |
| V | WE NEGOTIATE A MORTGAGE |
| VI | I AM BESOUGHT TO BUY THINGS |
| VII | OUR PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENTS |
| VIII | THE VANDALS BEGIN THEIR WORK |
| IX | NEIGHBOR MACLEOD'S THISTLE |
| X | COLONEL DOLLER'S GREAT IDEA |
| XI | I MAKE A STAND FOR MY RIGHTS |
| XII | I AM DECEIVED IN MR. WAX |
| XIII | EDITOR WOODSIT A TRUE FRIEND |
| XIV | THE VICTIM OF AN ORDINANCE |
| XV | THE QUESTION OF INSURANCE |
| XVI | NEIGHBOR ROBBINS' PLATYPUS |
| XVII | OUR DEVICES FOR ECONOMIZING |
| XVIII | I STATE MY VIEWS ON TAXATION |
| XIX | OTHER PEOPLE'S DOGS |
| XX | I ACQUIRE POISON AND EXPERIENCE |
| XXI | WITH PLUMBERS AND PAINTERS |
| XXII | THE BUTLER'S PANTRY |
| XXIII | ALICE'S NIGHT WATCHMAN |
| XXIV | DRIVEWAYS AND WALL PAPERS |
| XXV | AT LAST WE ENTER OUR HOUSE |
