. Products of an advanced civilization. A Kansas souvenir. A book of information relative to the moral, educational, agricultural, commercial, manufacturing and mining interests of the state. Issued by the Kansas immigration and information association . intelligent settlers, from Territorial days down to the present, has been for plentyof reading-matter, as is fully proven by the heavy mail trains reaching our State. The peculiar difticulties surrounding the first settlement of Kan-sas attracted an earnest, aggressive, thinking population, which has stamped its intelligence and character upon
. Products of an advanced civilization. A Kansas souvenir. A book of information relative to the moral, educational, agricultural, commercial, manufacturing and mining interests of the state. Issued by the Kansas immigration and information association . intelligent settlers, from Territorial days down to the present, has been for plentyof reading-matter, as is fully proven by the heavy mail trains reaching our State. The peculiar difticulties surrounding the first settlement of Kan-sas attracted an earnest, aggressive, thinking population, which has stamped its intelligence and character upon the splendid State educational andcharitable institutions. In the wonderful growth in population and wealth which has taken place in this great central State of the Union, with its 10,000 miles of rail-road, the press of Kansas has borne a conspicuous and infiuential part. In the future as in the past, the newspapers and periodicals of Kansas may be relied upon to assist in every good work that means material,spiritual or mental growth for the people of the State. At all times, under all circumstances, the press of Kansas is distinguished for its unwaver-ing loyalty to Kansas aud her people. STATE CHARITABLE, CORRECTIONAL AND PENAL BY Hoy. C. E. FAULKNER. SUPT. SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME, ATCHISON. The laws aud inslilulions of a countiy tlesigued to promote patriotism, secure justice. dilTii>!e iutel-illgence, and serve the ueeds of a common humanity, are the milestones which mark its progress upon theibighway of civil government, aud the evidences of its strength and perpetuity. In no part of the world has this progress been so rapid and satisfactory as in our own land. Theindependent methods of State legislation characteristic of our government have developed a diversity oflaw aud practice in State sociology unparalleled in the experience of other countries. In many mattersthe newer States have profited from the experience of their elder sisters, and the confere
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