I.
SKOKOMISH 15
II.
PRELIMINARY HISTORY 17
III.
EARLY RELIGIOUS TEACHING 21
IV.
SUBSEQUENT POLITICAL HISTORY 26
V.
THE FIELD AND THE WORK 28
VI.
DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY OF RELIGIOUS WORK 33
(_a_) LANGUAGES 33
(_b_) THEIR RELIGION 37
(_c_) BESETTING SINS 53
VII.
TEMPERANCE 60
VIII.
INDUSTRIES 69
IX.
TITLES TO THEIR LANDS 74
X.
MODE OF LIVING 82
XI.
NAMES 85
XII.
EDUCATION 87
XIII.
FOURTH OF JULY 93
XIV.
CHRISTMAS 97
XV.
VARIETY 100
XVI.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE 105
XVII.
SICKNESS 118
XVIII.
FUNERALS 122
XIX.
THE CENSUS OF 1880 132
XX.
THE INFLUENCE OF THE WHITES 144
XXI.
THE CHURCH AT SKOKOMISH 149
XXII.
BIG BILL 158
XXIII.
DARK DAYS 163
XXIV.
LIGHT BREAKING 170
XXV.
THE FIRST BATTLE 172
XXVI.
THE VICTORY 180
XXVII.
RECONSTRUCTION 184
XXVIII.
JOHN FOSTER PALMER 188
XXIX.
M---- F---- 191
XXX.
DISCOURAGING CASES AND DISAPPOINTMENTS 195
XXXI.
THE CHURCH AT JAMESTOWN 200
XXXII.
COOK HOUSE BILLY 209
XXXIII.
LORD JAMES BALCH 214
XXXIV.
TOURING 216
XXXV.
THE BIBLE AND OTHER BOOKS 223
XXXVI.
BIBLE PICTURES 227
XXXVII.
THE SABBATH-SCHOOL 230
XXXVIII.
PRAYER-MEETINGS 235
XXXIX.
INDIAN HYMNS 244
XL.
NATIVE MINISTRY AND SUPPORT 256
XLI.
TOBACCO 260
XLII.
SPICE 263
XLIII.
CURRANT JELLY 267
XLIV.
CONCLUSION 270