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"Chief Aeneas (nearly blind and clothed exclusively in buckskin and fine furs)"

Joe A-kis-kis, seated.

"Kish Kish"

"Daughter Dorothy being carried in the customary baby sling on mother's back."

"Willie Andrews, Spokane Tribe, while a youth, posed in full tribal regalia"

"Chief Willie Andrews with his nephew, his sister and his mother."

"Chief Willie Andrews in full costume"

"Willie Andrews and Sister."

"Colville Indian. Near Nespelem."

"Mrs. Willie Andrews and son Albert."

"Group of Willie Andrews and wife with Mrs. Harry Owhi."

"Mrs. Willie Andrews & Son. Mrs. Geo Kidwell & Son."

"The Princess Angeline, daughter of Chief Sealth (Seattle). She was for many years previous to her death one of the best known figures on the down town streets of Seattle, Washington."

Portrait of "Princess Angeline."

Portrait of "Princess Angeline."

Portrait of "Princess Angeline."

Portrait of "Princess Angeline."

"Princess Angeline, Daughter of Chief Seattle."

"Photographic copy of a painting in the possesion of Mrs. Heath, Spokane. Painting is shown with rustic frame of log construction."

Louis Anqua was known as "Fat Louie." He died in Idaho in 1925.

Frank Palmer portrait of Morris Antelope and unknown man.

Portrait of Mark Arthur, Nez Perce Indian.

Portrait of Benewah Bazil with flag.

Portrait of Louis and Ervan Bazil.

Portrait of Susan Bedell and unidentified woman.

"Chief Sam Boyd, son of Raymond Boyd. Sam was the last chief of the Spokane tribe. He lived in back of the old school house. Died late 1930's or early 1940's."

Isaac Camille (1892-1971)

"103 years old" is written on the front of the picture.

Susan Charles

"90 years of age in 1917. 2 weeks after this photo was taken he was killed by a train. A Blind Hood River Indian. He made some claim through relatives to have had connections with Lewis & Clark."

Columbia Joe (d.1949)

"Nez Perce Minister trained by Kate McBeth. Spalding Pres. Church, Idaho. Early Portrait."

Curly Jim (1842-1917)

John Davenport in a blanket.

Spokane man named Jim Elisha.

Spokane man named Jim Elisha.

Portrait of Igance Garry and Francis McFarland

"The delegation of Indians, with Mr. Tuttle," sent to Washington, D. C. October 1925 to invite Pres. Coolidge to attend first NW Indian Congress."

Portrait of Ignace Garry and Francis McFarland.

"Nellie Garry (white hair), aged 80, and Lucy Garry (black hair), aged 83. daughters of Chief Spokane Garry of the Spokane Indian Tribe. The Indians claim these two women to be 107 and 105 years old, but good evidence would indicate the ages to be as…