| PAGE |
| Hoke-ti-chee, “Little Girl with the Bright Eyes” | Frontispiece |
| Florida Indians Carrying Their Crops to the Storehouse | 6 |
| An Indian Retreat During the Seminole War | 16 |
| Micanopy | 20 |
| One of the Last Seminole Battle Grounds | 24 |
| Osceola | 30 |
| Martha Jane, “Bandanna Mammy” | 42 |
| A Seminole Dwelling | 60 |
| A Seminole Camp-fire | 70 |
| Chieftain Tallahassee | 76 |
| A Seminole Group of the Tallahassee Band | 86 |
| Chief Tallahassee, Martha Tiger, She Yo Hee, Tommy Hill and Milakee | 90 |
| Billy Bowlegs and Tommy Doctor | 98 |
| Hannah, the Only Remaining Slave of the Seminoles | 108 |
| A Picturesque Group | 114 |
| An Enchanting Study of the Younger Generation | 122 |
| Seminoles on the Miami River | 130 |
| Tiger Tail | 140 |
| Indian Mode of Hunting Alligators in Florida | 144 |
| Captain Tom Tiger | 148 |
| The Indian’s Hunting Ground | 150 |
| A Section of a Saw Grass Swamp | 156 |
| Hi-e-tee, Captain Tom Tiger, Ho-ti-yee and “Little Tiger” | 164 |
| Dr. Jimmie Tustanogee with His Two Wives and the Children | 168 |
| Billy Buster, Tommy Hill, Tallahassee and Charlie Peacock | 172 |
| The Wild Heron in Domestication | 176 |
| The White Plumed Egret in a Florida Yard | 180 |
| Coacoochee | 188 |
| Latest Photograph of Billy Bowlegs | 192 |
| Billy Bowlegs and His Sister | 194 |
| Osceola, the Napoleon of the Seminoles | 200 |
| Billy Bowlegs Photographed While Visiting the Author | 202 |
