MS13.OS1.01.01 - "The Santa Fe Trade" Collier's Mar 12, 1904

MS13.OS1.01.02 - "Benighted and a Dry Camp" Collier's

MS13.OS1.01.03 - Man with wagon, 2 horses, one white, one brown  (2)

MS13.OS1.01.04 - "Hauling Logs to the River"  Collier's

MS13.OS1.01.05 - "Caught in the Circle" Collier's Weekly Supplement, Christmas 1901

MS13.OS1.01.06 - Men around camp - one drawing a gun

MS13.OS1.01.07 - "The Howl of the Weather"  Collier's

MS13.OS1.01.08 - "The Great Explorers - IX - Zebulon Pike" Collier's

MS13.OS1.01.09 - "The Pioneers" Collier's Feb 13, 1904

MS13.OS1.01.10 - "Downing the Nigh Leader"  Collier's

MS13.OS1.01.11 - "The Navajo Raid"  Collier's  May 14, 190_?

MS13.OS1.01.12 - "Drifting Before the Storm"  Collier's Jul  9, 1904

MS13.OS1.01.13 - Edward Barry, "Remington, Painter of Horses and Men,"

MS13.OS1.01.14 - Chicago Sunday Tribune, May 16, 1948

MS13.OS1.01.15 - "A Night Attack on a Government Wagon Train"  Collier's Jun 11, 1904

MS13.OS1.01.16 - 3 illustrations - "He seemed to have fallen into a gloomy dementia, and repeated,..'God has forsaken the World'"; "Old Fort Yuma"; In half an hour he was senseless, by three o'clock he was dead."  Harper's Weekly

MS13.OS1.01.17 - "Fight for the Waterhole" Collier's

MS13.OS1.01.18 - 4 pages from Done in the Open

MS13.OS1.01.19 - 3 sleeping men, 1 standing by horse"The Emigrants"?  Collier's May 1904

MS13.OS1.01.20 - "Trailing Texas Cattle"  Collier's 1904