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Union Station, St. Louis 371 KANSAS CITY Kansas City from the South 377 Jackson County Court House, Kansas City 379 Convention Hall, Kansas City 383 The City Hall, Kansas City 387 The Post Office, Kansas City 391 A Bit of Gladstone Boulevard, Kansas City 393 The Stock Yard Exchange, Kansas City 396 The Public Library, Kansas City 397 OMAHA Alfred D. Jones 402 William P. Snowden, Omaha's First White Settler 404 A Typical Omaha Indian 407 Reproduced by permission of F.A. Rinehart, Omaha. The High School, Omaha, on the Site of the Old Capitol 411 Reproduced by permission of Heyn, Omaha. The City Hall 414 Return of the First Nebraska Volunteers, Aug. 30, 1899 417 The Public Library, Omaha 419 The Omaha Exposition, 1898 421 Reproduced by permission of F.A. Rinehart, Omaha. DENVER Sources of Territorial Acquisition in Colorado 427 Denver, Colorado 429 "Smoky" Jones 431 The Prairie Schooner, the Proper Crest for the Coat-of-Arms of the West 433 First Schoolhouse in Denver 435 Facsimile Letter from Wm. N. Byers, the Founder of the "Rocky Mountain News" 439 Prospecting Party, Rico, Colorado, 1880 441 Rico, Colorado, in 1880, a Typical Mining Camp 443 William Gilpin 444 The Capitol, Denver 445 SANTA FÉ The So-Called Oldest House in Santa Fé 451