The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-08-04


years, and this book is the result of his obser
yations in that time.
1t is filed with correct and valuable infOr.
nation for the immigrant; tells all about the
public lands, the soil, climate, improvements
1t contains an accurate map, which would
sell, ut the usual price, for one dollar.
We offer this book, in paper covers, and
s-F - SeW-. one Year, for Two
DOlIars.
This offer is made to all cash subscribers
until further notice.
All who pay for the paper year in advance
will receive
Hutchins0n's Book Free.
The EmPoriA News, The Kansas Farmer
and HutchinsOn's Book, for Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents.
= These papers and book cost -four dollars ii
bought separately, consequently those who
avail themselves OF this offer will
Save One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
The book contains 2ss pages, and is en-
dorsed by the last legislature and the press Of
the State generally.
Opinions OF the Press.
We cannot enumerate all it treats of, but it con
tains everything relative TO the resources of the
State written from knowledge gained by nfteen
Kansas ChieE
Two hundred and eighty pages of useful and
valuable inform alton, valuable alike TO residents
and immiGrants.-P00LG DcNocydt.
1t Is the best work descriptive of the State that
book Of the soil, productions mineral resource Of
Kansas, facts relating 70 entering government
script.
We have carefully looked It ever. and ind it con-
tains good deal OF information valuable both TO
those contemplating coming 20 our state, and to
the general reader: It is crowded with facts and
book Is n succcss.-LGIOrence Tribune.
such book as this was much needed, and we
Is the only fuiI descfipton of our In
OeInocrdtfc Standard.
Its contents are compiled up to date, and are OF
concern ng Kansas. No stranger could carefully
peruse the book without feeling "at home' in any
details given.-Ost1e0o Register.
Every citizen of Kansas should have a copy OF
THIS book and send one TO friend in the east. II
Will be "bread cast upon the waters "-CostOnlOOod
Falls Leader.
The contents Of = work verify the predictions
Hutchinson had determined 10 take hold of the
enterprise. 1t contains matter of incalcuable
which is all arranged in good order. A very cor,
rect map of the state accompanies the work =
junction CITY UniOn
1t Is just the book for persons dcsir ing informA-
ZION IN regard To kansas.-S0uth KGRSds Tribune.
II gives an exhaustive description OF the state
ana Us the title indicates, her RESOURCES. There
are many valuable tables given in the work. and
the articles upon agricultural interests are well
prepared and deserving OF praise. The articles
upon SURVEY or PUEBLO LAND" and "ACoUIR-
ING TITLE TO PUBLIC LAND, !" contain valuable in
IormAtlon, and cannot we think, he found In any
1O'dt OniOn. =
Is the best work in the interests OF the state at
large ever published. The book has attached one
OF the best maps OF Kansas we have ever seen
Courier. ''''%
en On our grand young state. and is the product
server. Few men are better qualified TO write q
truthiul and accurate account OF the resources OF
Kansas Mr.. Hutchinson has done his work we'll
and the printer had not been remss in his Cuty IL
ought TO be In the hands of all who have any inter-
Sun. ~ '''''
RESOURCES Of Kansas. by &. G. Hutchinson, de-
that nourishing state, and furnishes n convenient
and useful hand book for persons Interested In
Western Emigration.-Rs'o York 7Si6tIsle
This offer is especially attractive to eastern
people, who are seeking information about
Kansas, and we will take 1t as a special favor
II the eastern subscribers to THE NEWS will
show this announcement to their neighbOrs.
The postage on the book will be ten cents,
and persons who wish to receive it by mall
-'f.a '0 r. '"r amount extra.
inis uApTCceueutediy iiLeral premium will
be offered for but n limiked TINA