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1905
- Good Housekeeping (January, 1905) "The Incubator Baby"
 A story. Part 3 of 3. With illustrations by May Wilson Preston. p 45-50. [HARPER]
- Judicious Advertising (February, 1905) "The Great Perkins Trio" A Perkins of Portland story. [HARPER]
- Saturday Evening Post (March 25, 1905) "Eliph' Hewlitt, Book Agent" A story. "How the Compendium of Universal Knowledge Secured a Maid for Mrs. Tarbro-Smith." Illustrated by May Wilson Preston. Later reworked into a chapter of Kilo. The name was spelled "Eliph Hewlett" in this edition. p 8-9. [HANNIGAN]
- Ladies' Home Journal (April, 1905) "An Amateur in the Baby Business" A story. "A Father's Story of His First Baby." Drawings by Peter Newell. p 5, 64. [RGTPL]
- Youth's Companion (April 20, 1905) "A Quiet Night with Joseph" A story. "Easter Number 1905." Drawings by W. B. Brown. p 186-188. [CUTTS, HARPER]
- Leslie's Monthly (May, 1905) "To May" A poem. [EPBLIB]
- _____ (May, 1905) "The Twenty Hoss-Power Shay" A poem about an automobile. A parody of Oliver Wendell Holmes's well-known "The Deacon's Masterpiece or, the Wonderful One-Hoss Shay" that can be found online here. [EPBLIB]
- Good Housekeeping (July, 1905) "Our Extravagant Neighbors" A story. Illustrations by Karl Anderson. p 32-36. [HARPER]
- Smart Set (July, 1905) "The Grafters" [HARPER]
- American Magazine (September, 1905) "Pigs is Pigs" Original publication of the famous story. With drawings by Will Crawford. The original Mike Flannery story. This publication is a continuation of "Leslie's Monthly Magazine." The name was changed to "American Illustrated Magazine" for the first time with this issue. p 496-502. [RGTPL]
- _____ (September, 1905) "The Water Nymphs" A poem in eight verses. With photograph by Alice Boughton. Not indexed in RGTPL. p 577. [HARPER]
- _____ (September, 1905) "The Wood Nymph" A poem in eight verses. With photograph by Alice Boughton. Not indexed in RGTPL. p 576. [HARPER]
- Argosy (September, 1905) "The Guide to Book-Agenting" An Eliph' Hewlitt story. Not indexed in PULP. "How a harking back to the past provided a boomerang for the present." p 238-242. [ARGOSY]
- Century Magazine (September, 1905) "The Tearful Tale of Captain Dan" A poem. With pictures by May Wilson Preston. Published in the "In Lighter Vein" section. p 797-798. [RGTPL]
- Cosmopolitan (September, 1905) "A Midsummer Madness" A story. Illustrated by William Hurd Lawrence. p 490-98. [RGTPL]
- Harper's Monthly Magazine (September, 1905) "Young Bob Kemp" A story. Two illustrations by T. Oakley. [RGTPL]
- Ideal House (September, 1905) "Fatima's Rug" [HARPER]
- Saturday Evening Post (September 23, 1905) "Pete, the Circassian Horse" A story. "The story of a Hairy Wonder." Drawn by John Sloan. p 6-7,19. [HANNIGAN]
- American Magazine (October, 1905) "The Man With the Glass Front" A story. Illustrated by Hermann Heyer. p 712-716. [RGTPL]
- Century Magazine (November, 1905) "Why Washington Retreated" A poem. p 161-162. [RGTPL]
- Smart Set (November, 1905) "Mrs. Madden's Golden-Wedding" [HARPER]
- American Magazine (December, 1905) "The Ballade of the Mistletoe Bough" A poem. With a full-page illustration by Boyd Dillon. p 220-221. [RGTPL]
- _____ (December, 1905) "Portrait" This issue includes a photograph of the author including the commentary: "This magazine has received hundreds of inquiries regarding the author of 'Pigs is Pigs,' in the September number. Mr. Butler will contribute a series of whimsical stories to the magazine next year." p 121. [EPBLIB]
- Smart Set (December, 1905) "But Once a Year" [HARPER]
- Success Magazine (December, 1905) "A Blue-label Saint" A story. "How Kriss Kringle, St. Patrick, and the Labor Union Delegates Got Mixed." Illustrated by Horace Taylor. p 802-04. [EPBLIB]
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