- 1Preface
- 2There are two footnotes, which have…
- 3Chapter I — Jobe Sets and Studies
- 4Chapter II — An Argument on the Money Question
- 5Chapter III — Jobe Sleeps in the Spare Bed. The Dream
- 6Chapter IV — “The Comers”
- 7Chapter V — Jobe Must Raise $2,100
- 8Chapter VI — Betty, the Drivin Animal
- 9Chapter VII — They Drive Old Tom
- 10Chapter VIII — Another Letter From Richer
- 11Chapter IX — A Few Reasons by Betsy
- 12Chapter X — Is There a Woman in the Barn?
- 13Chapter XI — “In Town”
- 14Chapter XII — The Decision
- 15Chapter XIII — Jobe Cheers Up
- 16Chapter XIV — A New Mortgage
- 17Chapter XV — Jobe, Out of Trouble, Is Unruly Again
- 18Chapter XVI — Jobe Is Scared
- 19Chapter XVII — Jobe Sleeps in the Barn
- 20Chapter XVIII — The Spittoons
- 21Chapter XIX — A Big-Headed Man
- 22Chapter XX — “Bonds Sell Well”
- 23Chapter XXI — The Sermon
- 24Chapter XXII — Jobe Helping to Raise the Officers’ Salaries
- 25Chapter XXIII — Plan to Relieve the Rich of an Expense
- 26Chapter XXIV — Them Promises
- 27Chapter XXV — Jobe Excited Over a Nomination
- 28Chapter XXVI — The Bloomers
- 29Chapter XXVII — “Them Populists”
- 30Chapter XXVIII — Trouble With Billot
- 31Chapter XXIX — “Inforcin the Law Agin Billot”
- 32Chapter XXX — Betsy Discusses “Fiat” Money
- 33Chapter XXXI — Jobe Blows a Fish-Horn
- 34Chapter XXXII — At Court Again
- 35Chapter XXXIII — Judgment Rendered
- 36Chapter XXXIV — The Little White Rose-Bush
- 37Chapter XXXV — Jobe Talks of Things That Are Gone
- 38Chapter XXXVI — Bill Bowers Is on the Fence
- 39Chapter XXXVII — Betsy Faints. A Vision
- 40Chapter XXXVIII — The Parting
- 41Chapter XXXIX — The Preacher and the Saloonkeeper
- 42Chapter XL — “Them Rooms.” the “Director of Charities”
- 43Chapter XLI — A Sore Hand
- 44Chapter XLII — Hattie Moore
- 45Chapter XLIII — A Family Reunion
- 46Chapter XLIV — After the Woe, Then Comes the Law
- 47Part II
- 48VII — Debt and Slavery
Betsy Gaskins (Dimicrat)
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