6THE MEMBERSHIP.
67TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
7A WORKING BODY.
68THE SCHOOLS OF KANSAS.
8THE COMMITTEES.
69CHURCHES AND NEWSPAPERS.
9PROGRESS OF WORK.
70WHAT OF THE FUTURE?
10THE BOUNDARIES OF THE STATE.
71A PROPHECY FULFILLED.
11FEATURES OF THE CONSTITUTION.
72OUR DUTY TO THE UNION SOLDIER.
12THE FIRST “PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.”
73IN MEMORIAM.
13THE LAST OF SLAVERY IN KANSAS.
74BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
14THE LAST DAYS.
75THE SWEDES IN KANSAS.
15A SPIRITED DEBATE.
76ADDRESS.
16SIGNING THE CONSTITUTION.
77DEMOCRACY IN KANSAS.
17TWO MISTAKES.
78REPUBLICAN CONTROL IN KANSAS.
18“ADDED TO THE STARS.”
79THE GROWTH OF KANSAS UNDER REPUBLICAN RULE.
19AN ENDURING CONSTITUTION.
80KANSAS, THE CHILD OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
20PARTING AT WYANDOTTE.
81THE TWO PLATFORMS.
21SUBSEQUENT HISTORY.
82HISTORIC PARALLELS.
22SURVIVING MEMBERS.
83THE GROWTH OF KANSAS SINCE THE PROHIBITION LAW TOOK EFFECT.
23“LOST TO SIGHT.”
84DOES PROHIBITION PROHIBIT?
24THE OFFICERS.
85SALES OF LIQUOR BY DRUGGISTS.
25CONCLUSION.
86THE SALOON TRAFFIC IN LIQUORS.
26EIGHTH KANSAS VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
87DEMOCRATIC SLANDERS OF HONORABLE MEN.
27SPEECH
88THE SOBER, LAW-RESPECTING STATE.
28SPEECH
89FATHERS, MOTHERS, WIVES, AND CHILDREN REJOICE.
29THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
90THE SALOON, THE SCHOOL HOUSE AND RECRUITING STATION OF THE ANARCHISTS.
30THE CAMPAIGN OF 1884.
91THE CONFESSION OF AN ANARCHIST.
31FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
92THE LABOR QUESTION.
32THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
93THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY THE ENEMY OF HONEST LABOR.
33A WAR-TIME PICTURE.
94THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ALWAYS THE HELPFUL FRIEND OF THE WORKINGMEN.
34RESPONSE.
95THE LAWS OF KANSAS TOUCHING THE LABOR QUESTION.
35BIRTHDAY OF GENERAL GRANT.
96REVIEW OF THE ISSUES.
36THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
97PERSONAL.
37THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
98OPINIONS CONCERNING QUESTIONS OF STATE POLICY.
38GENERAL GRANT—MEMORIAL ADDRESS.
99LAWS ENACTED IN 1885 AND 1886.
39KANSAS FARMS AND FARM INTERESTS.
100THE AUTHORITY OF A GOVERNOR.
40AMERICAN SOLDIERS.
101REPUBLICAN ACHIEVEMENTS.
41THE KANSAS NATIONAL GUARD.
102THE “RASCALS” WHO WERE TURNED OUT.
42WELCOMING ADDRESS.
103DEMOCRATIC PATRIOTS AND MARTYRS WHO CAME IN.
43THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
104CONCLUSION.
44THE SCHOOL TEACHER.
105SPEECH.
45ADDRESS.
106ADDRESS.
46THE ATHENA OF AMERICAN STATES.
107SPEECH.
47THE CHILD OF A GREAT ERA.
108AN ANNIVERSARY.
48NOT THE HISTORIAN.
109THE KANSAS PIONEER.
49THREE PERIODS OF DEVELOPMENT.
110ADDRESS.
50THE PERIOD OF UNCERTAINTY.
111DEDICATION OF SNOW HALL.
51THE PERIOD OF TRIUMPH.
112ADDRESS.
52THE FACTS OF THE CENSUS.
113THE GOVERNORS OF KANSAS.
53THE GROWTH OF KANSAS WITHOUT PARALLEL.
114MEMORIES OF THE MARCH.
54TOWNS AND CITIES.
115KANSAS DURING THE WAR.
55ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF THE POPULATION.
116ODD-FELLOWSHIP IN ATCHISON.
56THE MATERIAL RESOURCES OF KANSAS.
117MODEST KANSAS.
57AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
118THE FARMERS’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
58THE AREA OF KANSAS.
119ADDRESS.
59VALUE OF FARM CROPS.
120ADDRESS.
60FARMS AND FARM PRODUCTS.
121RESPONSE.
61TAXABLE ACRES.
122A PRESENT TO THE SOLDIERS’ HOME.
