Waterloo Alabama. 

The title of the folder is "And Other Indians as I saw them".  Titles of the views are: 1. Geronimo, Famous Apache War Chief, 2. Kiowa Anna dressed in a suit with 500 Elk Teeth, 3. Gotebo, Chief of Kiowas, 4. Quannah Parker, Chief of Comanches and his two squaws, 5. Sophia Fisher, whose father was a white man, captured in Texas at nine years of age by the Comanches, 6. Jack and Post Oak Jim, Comanches, 7. Gertrude Tahquache and Polly Pahkewah, Comanches who sing in their native tongue at the Indians Schools near Lawton, 8. Hot Coffe and His Squaw, Meheshah, 9. Bernice Quassyah and Lybie Mehesyah, Commances, attending the Indian School near Lawton, 9. Clark Chenke, Comanche Indian Police, 10. Horse, Kiowa Indian Police, and 11. Convenient Mode of Transportation for a baby. I have not shown all of the views in the scans.

A letter was written on the back of the view which contains this interesting content.  "Boys you ought to come out here and see these Indians. They dress like these pictures.  The Indians in Eastern Okla are more civilized than they are here.  There is a government reservation a few miles from here and the soldiers often come here in their uniforms.  The fort is a very pretty place.  The first Indian...here was a prisoner of war for 20years.  They kept him at the fort.  He died this summer.

Viewing these fascinating pictures is a reminder of what a rich civilization that the Indians actually had before we set out to "civilize them" and move them out of their lands.