| I. | | THE OLD HOMESTEAD IN IOWA |
| II. | | WILL'S FIRST INDIAN |
| III. | | THE SHADOW OF PARTISAN STRIFE |
| IV. | | PERSECUTION CONTINUES |
| V. | | THE "BOY EXTRA" |
| VI. | | FAMILY DEFENDER AND HOUSEHOLD TEASE |
| VII. | | INDIAN ENCOUNTER AND SCHOOL-DAY INCIDENTS |
| VIII. | | DEATH AND BURIAL OF TURK |
| IX. | | WILL AS PONY EXPRESS RIDER |
| X. | | ECHOES FROM SUMTER |
| XI. | | A SHORT BUT DASHING INDIAN CAMPAIGN |
| XII. | | THE MOTHERS LAST ILLNESS |
| XIII. | | IN THE SECRET-SERVICE |
| XIV. | | A RESCUE AND A BETROTHAL |
| XV. | | WILL AS A BENEDICT |
| XVI. | | HOW THE SOBRIQUET OF "BUFFALO BILL" |
| XVII. | | SATANTA, CHIEF OF THE KIOWAS |
| XVIII. | | WILL MADE CHIEF OF SCOUTS |
| XIX. | | ARMY LIFE AT FORT McPHERSON |
| XX. | | PA-HAS-KA, THE LONG-HAIRED CHIEF |
| XXI. | | THE HUNT OF THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS |
| XXII. | | THEATRICAL EXPERIENCES |
| XXIII. | | THE GOVERNMENT’S INDIAN POLICY |
| XXIV. | | LITERARY WORK |
| XXV. | | FIRST VISIT TO THE VALLEY OF THE BIG HORN |
| XXVI. | | TOUR OF GREAT BRITAIN |
| XXVII. | | RETURN OF THE "WILD WEST" TO AMERICA |
| XXVIII. | | A TRIBUTE TO GENERAL MILES |
| XXIX. | | THE "WILD WEST" AT THE WORLD’S FAIR |
| XXX. | | CODY DAY AT THE OMAHA EXPOSITION |
| XXXI. | | THE LAST OF THE GREAT SCOUTS |