The book is available at Hathi (I have not checked for other online sources).
James Mooney. Myths of the Cherokees (pp. 97-108)
[later published in book]
A. M. Stephen. Legend of the Snake Order of the Moquis, as Told by Outsiders (pp. 109-114)
Alice C. Fletcher. Glimpses of Child-Life among the Omaha Tribe of Indians (pp. 115-123)
James Deans. What Befell the Slave-Seekers. A Story of the Haidahs on Queen Charlotte's Island, B. C. (pp. 123-124)
W. J. Hoffman. Folk-Lore of the Pennsylvania Germans. I (pp. 125-135)
Alcée Fortier. Customs and Superstitions in Louisiana (pp. 136-140)
Alcée Fortier. Louisianian Nursery-Tales (pp. 140-145)
[later published in book]
W. H. Babcock. Notes on Local Names near Washington (pp. 146-147)
Gerard Fowke. Brer Rabbit and Brer Fox. How Brer Rabbit Was Allowed to Choose His Death (pp. 148-149)
A. F. Chamberlain. Notes on the History, Customs, and Beliefs of the Mississagua Indians (pp. 150-160)
Waste-Basket of Words
The Necessity of Collecting the Traditions of the Native Races (pp. 162-163)
Folk-Lore and Mythology (p. 163)
Preservation of Archæologic Monuments (pp. 163-164)
Lineage of a Tribe on Vancouver's Island (p. 164)
Folk-Lore Jottings in the District of Columbia (p. 164)
W. H. Babcock. Charms for Young Women (pp. 164-165)
Kissing over a Candle (p. 165)
Legend of the Origin of the Snake Order of the Moquis (p. 165)
Plant-Lore (p. 165)
Acknowledgments (pp. 165-166)
The Prayer of a Navajo Shaman (pp. 166-167)
Witchcraft in New Mexico (pp. 167-168)
Confining Maidens in Alaska (pp. 168-169)
Book Reviews
Negro Myths from the Georgia Coast by Charles C. Jones, Jr. (pp. 169-170)
A. Pinart on the Panama Indians by Alphonse L. Pinart (pp. 170-171)
Notes and Memoranda Bearing upon the Use of Human Ordure and Human Urine in Rites of a Religious or Semi-Religious Character among Various Nations by Captain John G. Bourke (p. 171)
Conventionalism in Ancient American Art by F. W. Putnam (pp. 171-172)
A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages by Henry Charles Lea (pp. 172-173)
