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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-05-28
Highland Items.

AERIvas-Calvin Shields has returned from Prince.
ton College te spend the vacation at home.
Mrs. A. s. Mcconnell is visit; also Mrs Kennedy,
formerly Miss Diament Postmistress Will remain until
after the College Rev. G. W. Robins ia.
ther of Mrs. j. A Kennedy He win remain here during
the Summer.
Mr. C. C. Palmer, from Marion Seminary, Cincinnati
Services held last Sabbath Presbyterian Chap
ell by Rev. G. W. Robins Of the NJ E. church in the
morning; evening, by C. c. Palmer At the Congrega-
tiOna church. morning and evening by Rev Dr.
Hiram Myers.
Closing exercises of Highland University for the year.
will be as follows:
Sunday, June = Baccalaureate Sermon.
Monday and Tuesday following, examinations Mon
day evening the young ladies will appear in the Cantata
THE Flower Queen"
Tuesday p m. Rev. Horace HOvey, of Kansas City,
will address the College
Tuesday evening the joint exhibition of the Eucleain
and PhilOmathean Societies.
Wednesday June TO- commencement and graduation
exercises; after which, Rev j. G. Reaser D. D. Leay-
enworth will deliver address before the College; I'M
medisely following will be the Alumni dinner the Col
lese building. cordial invitation is extended to ALL
Mr.. a Jes is running things quite lively at the
brick yard.
H. weyer from your city is at work painting the
NJ Z. Church which will be ready to be occupied
Notice will be given of the dedication exercises
received
On Monday evening, while our. good people cngag
ed in discussing the subject Of tbG great Temperance Re
form that is agating land, disgraeeful
CURED in front of the large drug between eoored
gentleman and white fellow, which called in the combin
ed efforts of the City Marshal and Mayer to quell The
parties taken up before the supreme high Judge of
the city, and charged respectively five and dollars
and costs Surely the of the transgressOrs is hard"
SACKET.
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Ru.ine.. moi Aa..,.a

The recent depression in business has not affected the
passenger traffic of the St. Louis Kansas City Northern
shot Line A. they continue to six express trains
to ruors than any other line between the Missouri and
pi,,sxippi Rivers This ruad enjoys great immunity
from accidents by Of immense expenditures in the
last two wears million dollars besides earprgs
in wonderful improvements in relaxing their line with
nav steel and irn rails broad ties in new rolling
stock supplied with II modem Appliances for comfort and
safety and as another ssfudr employ night and day
tcbmeu to inxpcc: t rns1 h"fr- after the passage
of each train To- tt everything Is in order Conspi-
cous among improvements Il the substitution for
binary cars of reclining chair coaches elegantly
nete and fitted with dressing for ladies' gentlemen
and families lrithOut any ertra charge The ST. Louis
Kansas CITY Northern and the Kansas CITY, St. Joseph
& Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running
through Pullman Palace Sleepers between Omaha and ST.
Iouis The shortest line between the West and
Is over the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line
either through St Louis, the great metropolis Of
$50 600 inhabitants through Chicago ria the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge open for
passage through trains. Ticket Agents of connecting
roads srrg ruugh tickets TO the East North South
will furnish tickets by this excellent line. For map, crcu
lars time cards and information relative TO rates &c. ap
ply address Lyman McCarty, Kansas City, Mo-. or
p. D. Groat. ST. Louis No. jan22y1.
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Go East by Way of 80. Louis.

In these days Of railroad competition the wise traveller
selects his route before leaving home In almost every in
he desires reach his destination speedily
possible and for the accomplishment of that purpose the
Missouri Pacific Through Line from the West to the East
ria Kansas City ST. Louis offers Inducements
passed by any other line in the country Everything
nected with the Missouri Pacific R. is first class and the
adoption Of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake. together with Pullman Seepers and Reclining
Chair Coaches render trip the line perfectly safe
and pleasant Passengers from all parts of the West by
taking its Express Trains Kansas City, LeavenwOrh
Atchison and ether prominent cities, landed in ST.
Louis at seasonable hours morning and evening and la
ample time to make direct connection with all railroads for
every point in the North East and South Particular
information, with maps time tables &C., may be had at
the various Through Ticket" offices in the West or
upon personal written application to G. H. Baxter wes-
tern Agent. Kansas City, No, E A. Ford General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No. janl5yl.
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mayiimi.

ELEGANT wEDDNG.-The marriage of Mr. A. Dunlap of
Atehison with Miss Julia Blair of this place celebra
ted in the Presbyterian Church 81 o'clock Tuesday
evening in Of invited friends
Rev. A. H Lilly officiating. The bride and groom
attended, by Mr. J. E. Lewis Of Atehison with Miss
Jennie Blair of Troy and Tom. NJ Pierce, ESQ., Of Ateh-
isOn with Miss Abbie Martin of St Joseph Bride and
bridesmaids elegantly and tasteuy dressed but as
versed in the technical phrases of millinery
shall not attempt description such may be found
in the city papers similar occasions But glad
to be able say something good deal betterthe bride
fails to take the first premium bread cakes and
County and District Fairs wherever she
into competition So Dunlap carries of the blue rib
bon there.
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Nafhcna Iiems.

Nahrung Hauck Co are burning brick for the eree.
ton of building IO5x5O stories high by the side
their present packing house making altogether building
IO5xT5 feet the largest slaughering establishment in
State.
Jake Ramsel will commence work on his brick
house. 90 feet front 20 feet deep and three stories
high.
Zeiser will erect large brick business house as soon
the brick be burned.
There is talk about Col Motter establishing the
factory for the manufacture of the Little Giant grain
drill at this place The buildings and machinery will in
vOlve a cost of about $50 600.
Mr. A E Campbell of this place claims to be the Oldest
merchant i'll Doniphan County, having Elwood
from Howard County Me-, IL years ago. Mr.. Campbell
is veteran of the Mexican War having enlisted at Wind
sor Locks Connecticut in ls45, when Texas indie
pendent Republic and in all the principal battles
that including Tampico, Vera Cruz Cerro Gordo
Cherubusco Moline del Rey ChaPutepec and entered
City of Mexico with Gen. SCOTS army. AtCherubusco
he promoted for meritoriOus conduct. He is now
fighting for W. H SmallwOod for Governor of Kansas.
Our old friend George Smelling who running school
in the rural districts has hobby. He have
Legislators elected for 90 years during their natural
life. He says that man is dsgraced more by going to
the Legislature than by going the pOntentiay and he
thinks it better to disgrace for life than to lis
grace new one every year.
Aug Miller has the best arranged drug store in this
country, and is doing big" business.
Jim. Mitchell deals out medicines to the sick and
ports business good.
J. D. Hier Co.'S Touring mill is progressing rap
idly.
We shall in a short time give synopsis of the business
Of wathena.
Fred Paul is still 'fghtng nit Siegel.
The vineyards in this vicinity give promise
the best crop raised
Mike Bauer has taken charge Of the water mill.
Last Friday, Snively & Hedges loaded two with
-four for Caddo Indian Territory Mr. is buying grain
in Colorado and Minnesota to fill his contracts and the
mills run constantly, night and day
Nahruns Co. have bought A. Chills mill. and
moved it short distance below town. on piece Of land
bought by them from the Evans heirs
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ST. LOUIS May IS
Hemp-Qnet and unchanged. Prime undressed, So "a
90; choice SIS 100.
Flour-Fall &c IS and below, and in demand;
higher brands dull and weak.
Wheat-Spring dull and lower: sample lots No. 2 sold
at 81 I9al 90 fall dull and unchanged; sample lots No.
red sold at 81 IS al 49, No. , 81 47dI is.
COrn-Dull and unsettled. No. mixed on North Mis-
souri, track SO 59e No mixed regular, 5d55c offered
May. 5gsc; 5ssc bid.
0atS-Du and unsettled No. cash offered at soc, 49ic
bid car lots in elevator sold at SIC.
BaTley-NOminal.
Rye-Dull at csc dsI co.
PGrk-Steady at SIS GOALS p.
Dry Salt Neats-Quiet round lots held firm; shoulders
held at &C.; clear rib 9Ac.
BaconQaiet Shoulders u a7lc clear rib IO!e; clear
sides lO}c.
Lard-Steady. Prime Steam lie
Cattle-Seady. Prime and choice native steers, IS 90
90; cOwsand heifers 50 90 as co. Texans y 5Od5 So
Hugs-Dull and lower e. 30d5 90.
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A. F. 6 A. NJ.

~
XXX WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. az A F. & A.
wv NJ meets at their Hall third story of Weeks
Building the Levee Wednesday night or before
the Full Moon in each month and every weeks there
after. i. L. ORION, W. II.
c. W. SHREvE Secy.
SMITHTON LODGE No 1. A. +. & 4. NJ. meets at
their Hall, in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and two weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
LEWIS WELLINGTON. W. N.
CHAs. L. Fox Sec.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No S. A. F. and A. Masons
their Hall Monday evenings before the full
Moon each month and the second Saturday night there
after &. q. BRIDGES, W. VI.
JAMES NJ. TRANT, Secretary.
wATHENA LODGE. No. GA, A. F. & AM, meets at
their Hall in wathena every first and third Saturday
ming. S. HATCH, W. NJ.
AUG. MILLER Sec.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO May -
Elour-Dull. dropping and lower to sell.
Wheat-Dull unsettled and lower No. spring 81 ia
22,; No 81 10 cash. 81 I9I June; No. 3 1901 l3l.
COru-Far demand, lower rates and unsettled. No.
mixed 5sic cash 5sic June.
Oats-Fir demand and advanced. No 45.e cash, 4Oic
June.
Ryc-Dull and a shade lower. No. 81 90.
BaTcy-Quiet and unchanged. No ?, 81 co.
POrk-Dnll and shade lower at the opening. with fair
demand and advanced at the close s1 80 cash and June
sl7 IS July.
Lard-Stcady at IO3c cash, lie July.
Bulk Meats-Steady and unchanged sales packed short
rib at 81 90. loose spot.
Cate-Shipping active. firm and $4,000 higher
FAIR choice IS 35d5 So prime to extra % 90
So outside for lots averaging l6 ewt choice Tex
ans brought IS 90.
Hogs-Active and firm; range IS OOd6 90 for common
to with sales good to choice at . 4OG5 Co.
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eFFRR ExrRAoRDINARy.m
Attentisn All.

The person who buys Of FINANCIAL MAxAcEz Of Mr
CARROLL the FIRST Piano aud FIRST ORGAN fol
in tire County where this paper is published will &c,
them at discount according the make and STYLE of in
strarnentl Of onerd to ka from ne manufacturer.
regular price The name and residence Of the purchaser
viii be published in this paper that s nav know where
the instruments be seen. The oet are to rst
puye1ase-s in each large r1ge and city In this Coanty
The OBJECT is give the people an opportunity 10 sec
and test the instruments sold at such unprecedented
gains offered in advertisement Of this party found
third page Of this paper Let every reader examine It, and
ther write for particulars. mehistf
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TO FARMERs.
The Place Where We. Should m, w..l...

Farmers should money by patronizing home inst
tutions and buying their wooiens where they made
and where but good stock is used their manufac
ture We shall make 1t 10 the interest Of all grower,
bring their wool directly to the faetoty by giving tn,
highest market price either in cash goods To thos.
wishing tn exchange wool for woolens promise
saviD: Of twenty per cent
As quality style and durability Of goods after
fourteen years experience in manufacturing we feel con
adent that they will recommend themselves To parties
buying in large quantities liberal discount will be made
Our stock is large and take pleasure in showing il
whether you buy not Custom carng and cardng and
spinning done for persons from distance at once.
We just what say. and hope all having wool to
dispose Of of woolens viii give us trial: and
by doing money yourself build up home manufac
lures. and keep the money in the West
CAV " BrEu-
Factory and sslcs room, North Third st.
mayzsws ST. JosKrH, Mo-. May IL ls74. .
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u Received the second purchase OF
the season, at the New York Store. All
the late styles of Dry Goods and Clothing
have arrived; and by getting the goods
from first hands, and selling for Cash only,
enables me to sell goods very low. only
ask the community to call and examine
my stock and prices, and am confident
they will give satisfaction.
m.v,amI. n. SLOVENIAN.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F,

,Isxzz I. o. D. F.
NSSS WHITE CLOUD LODGE Ma. &. l. o. of
SsSeNTss q. f., meets Odd Fellows Hall, second
story of Van Buskirks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening O'Clock. Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
CHARLES CAIN, N G.
wM NJ HARRIS T. s.
TROY CITY LODGE, No. 80 l. O. o. F.. meets every
Saturday night in their Hall C. Lelands Troy
Kansas II L. McADAMS v. e.
G. W. STRAHAN, r. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE, No. 81. l. O. o. F.. meets every
Saturday night. in the Myers g. Cosas Durg
Store Highland Kansas. F. j. CLOSE ". G.
z. b. GATCHEI, X. s.
PHOENIX LODGE, NO. a. l. o. O. F., meet at their
Hail in wathena, every Wednesday evening.
Il. FRY y. G.
Aug H. FUEIISG, Sec.
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Money. Money!.

Money to build houses money to in business money
for any purpose long time and easy terms for use
Missouri Kansas be obtained every Saturday
the St Joseph Building Company the 81 Joseph and
Kansas Loan and Building Company For further par
tieusrs apply in person by letter to J. N Street
Presidents or F. l. Mclean Secretary Francis street
Opera House building; to Henry Boder Jr Director
Troy Kansas. jsniyi
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ArrESuoS-The best Is the cheapest Read the adver.
tisement Of the new Remington Sewing Machine the
second page Of this ssue This Machine the poetry of
motion and for durability simplicity and the perfect ease
with which il is operated be surpassed equaled
The operator hem fell braid tnck gather &c. with
the same ease as plain scanning. l. a Watson is Agent
for this County and will exhibit the Machine in every
house where it Is desired. he viii also sell Needles and
all other supplies, veil repair any other Machine
Any wanting repairs needles OIL &C. viii please leave
their order at Wilson Moreheads and it win be prompt.
ly attended to.
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2 Patrons Of Husbandry "

SUMMIT GRANGE r. OF H.. meet in the Klippel
School House the first and third Thursday nights Of
each manth. ]. T MIDER, Master.
J. ERsKIN, Secretary
CENTRAL GRANGE. No. 466. meets every Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock in the Odd Fellows Hail. Troy.
Visiting brethren will be welcome
JOHN NJ. TRACY. Master.
THOMAS HENsHALI. Secretary.
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fortn an OLD cracked and croaky sgeoe snd pous forth
such ana strains the strains blow IT, that any high
toned sire Of the mule peruasn bitehed any where ON
a., W. oeAA ms rope sno iea'e 'ne eis IN
- a.. - f..sNoned van in'anoiS says ne Is
- '-"e '"e o'd COW died on AS we nave no
-. - M, We arc unable 70 aeeioei ou' shouin
-. ' '-' oiu COW certainly pus' nave oieo
HAZEL
ONE WEEK LATER
Business improving rapdIv r.,,ep,sr. and ns;,,sr.
all busy
P.,v..n a., al
f,o,, r. An. -, = car i'ans vi gram sc HnPpeu
81 - -, ~ oA' ''n 10 ni'oen eai' Vi s'o~ sup
No Joe hansen Master Of transportation and Superin-
'enoent OF telegraph Of the ST. Joe D. C. Railroad is
present IN Ne" York transacting business for the ruad
As tne Col Is nrst class railroad and perfect gen
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NNpNp9E rheumatism, neuralgia lockJaw' palsy
sprains swengs cakedbreasts scalds burns satrheum
earache &C. upon the human frame and Of strains spav-
in gals &c. upon animals in year than have all other
pretended remedies since the world began 1t counter
irrtant an albeang pain relever Crppes throw away
their crutches the walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without scar 1t
is no humbug The recipe published around each bottle
1t is selling rs no article before sold and II sells be-
cause it does Just what pretends to do Those who
suffer fum rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer
II they will not use Cenaur Linment More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism govt running tnmors &c. have been
received We will send circular containing certificates
the recipe &C. gratis to requesting it, One bot
tie Of yellow wrapper Cenaur Linment is worth hun
dred dollars for spawned sweeued horses and mules
for in sheep. Stockowners-this niment il
worth your attention No family should be without Cen
taur LiDiment Sold by all Druggists 5ocents per bottle
l,rr. bottles siOo J. B. ROSE Co., 81 Broadway, New
York
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Ca.toria is more tban q substitute for Castor Oil /,
IA the univ safe article in existence which 10 certain to
simulate the food regulate the bowels windcoc and
produce natural sleep It contains neither minerals
milne ar alcohol and Is pleasant TO take Children need
M, rrx and mothers may rest. oct9yl.
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Time Table No. Is taking effect NoreH,ber It, lsT3.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
GOING NORTH.

We take pleasure directing attention to the advertise
msut of this Institution 1t of the Oldest establish.
ed schools in the and are assured BY the best
authority those who known its entire history that
deservedy of the most popular ranking equal 10
the uey best in the country West or East Let all interes
ted in the choice of school to paronIe examine sdrer
tsemen and send for the Dread and learn particulars
mchlsu
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MARRIED.-Mr Thomas Brannen, of the firm of Collins
Brannen, of Falls City Nebraska, married Monday
afternoon by Elder Wyatt at ST. Joseph to Miss Lille
Tracy, daughter Of John NJ Tracy Of this vicinity We
suspected something up several days ago when Tom
in and subscribed for the Chief There is
talkns-peope can't keep house in this country without
the Chief and they well include it among their first
outfit with the cOokstOve the table the bureau the bed
and the cradle! OF course wishes of the Chief
60 with Mr.. Brannen and his bride.
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II Henry Wheeler is moving his Confectionery, this
week the building Adjoining shepherds grocery
the City Hotel where he and his brother D. c. Wheeler
will form copartnershp in the Confectionery Grocery
and Bakery business. They both known frstrate
men, experienced in the business We have been more
familiar with Henry he having heretofore been located
office and sraighter better has
been in the business. They will keep frstclass esab
lishment and hope they may meet with abundant
cess
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For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular aovertsing
business cards Of S lines or less, . year
For Legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
for the first Insertion and 50 cents per square for each sub
Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent and
editorial advertisements and personal communications,
double price.
Eight lines Of solid EOnParei make one square An
fractions Of half square and over are counted as full
square "a
Advertisements requiring to be eertihed to- will be
charged the of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
ESEJoB Work Of all kinds done short notice as
low a the times win admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.
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70 The Crystal yOcalsts" performed at White Cloud
Monday evening One who there he is no judge
music convinced the several pieces
ecuted in the highest style of the art because Rus Will
Jams and other musical connosseurs appaued enthusas
tcay. is inclined think that Rus is at least half
savage from the that music sOothes his breast
much.
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Az Popular illustrated book csc pagesl on MANHOOD,
WooA AxHooD! MARRIAGE! Impediments to Marriage;
the and Sent securely sealed post paid for 50
cents By Dr. C. WHITTIER 6I7 St Charles Street st.
Louis NO. the great specialist Read his works rOI3
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DoNIpnAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge cd Judicial District-P. l. HUBBARD.
County COmmissioners-JEssE W. JONES, JOSEPH HAY
TON CHARLES KEAHNEY.
Sherif-THoNAs J. VASDERsIICE.
TreasureT-RoBEET TRACY.
County Clerk-CHAELRs RAPPELYR.
District Clerk-FRANK BROWN
County Att0ney-DAyID N. JOHNSTON.
Probate Judge-RoBRRT WILKINSON
Register of Dccds-AIR ERT HAZEN.
Superintendent Of Public Instruetion-D d. ROSE.
Csroner-G. Z. ARCHER.
Suryeyor-HENRY WILSON Deputy EDWARD 7. REESE
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p Our Custom Grinding having increased 50 much,
will hereafter grind custom work Friday and Satur
day By this arrangement farmers viii not have to wait
long for their grinding and return home good
mayIiw4. TRACY PARKEs.
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y The Crystal yocalists'' performed in the Court
House Saturday night They called Crystal because
they tolerably thin Much of their performance
the comic order and almost amusing q fu-
neral II reported that the Marshal arrested boy
for ill-timed laughter.
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= The westward bound frrig hit train the Denver
Road Monday morning somewhere Norway Station,
killed crippled horses time The crippled
badly injured that they will probably have to
be killed The horses believe leaped upon the track
from the BRUSH, while the train going down grade
and there chance check the speed in time to
avoid the mishap
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IL Price Raid Soldiers call and get your Scrip
eashed. I will collect all kinds of Government Claims
Pensions BOuHes Agent for Phoenix Fire Insurance
Company; Justice of the Peace Notary Public; Real Es
tate anil Claim Agent Win be in Troy every Monday.
E W. STRATTON.
Doniphan Kas
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~ The Republican still insists that we are an cid Go
pher Then, why don't you scalp and get the prem
iumi You know when you tried to the Methodist
Bishop you threatened If he didn't send the preacher
dictated you would tomahawk the he should sendand
the tomahawk is the twin brother of the scalpng knife
But guess you handler at scaping other
things than you at preachers Gophers-