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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-03
Special Highland Items.

The Christmas tree in the Congregational church,
Christmas night, a success, and Was indeed o
credit to those who labored hard to make all the
ercises interesting. Santa Claus brought all the Sun
day School scholars something, and many valuable
presents received.
We have commenced another year. To many,
prosperity will hold out her hand and welcome them
higher To many, poverty will come, and want abide
with them. Many will stay, and many be taken. But
whether prosperity adversely, sunshine or storm
let it be a year of devoted labor not for self but
rather for humanity and God.
The subject of temperance is being fully discussed
here. An association has been formed, called The
Highland Union Temperance Association. Monday
evening, Rev. Mr.. Kloss delivered telling address
on this subject after which about twenty- five signed
the pledge, making about sixty who have signed at
the last two meetings.
The old year was tolled out and the new ushered
in. by the ringing of all the bells in Highland. Fare
we'll old year; thou hast been good to us. And the
new-what bringest thou.
Last Thursday evening, the Reading Circle Of High
land invited number Of young people to Of it's
meetings, held at DIR. Longs. Every one seemed to
enjoy themselves. How could they do otherwise, at
sueh place as DIR. Longest
Rev. Mr.. Kloss has been holding meetings at his
church. His labors being abundanfIy rewarded
PARyCs.
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The AtchisOn L. Nebraska Railroad.

GOING NORTH.
No. l. mail and express leaves Atchson at lao p. m
leaves Troy Junction at 80 arrives at Lincoln nj
S:25 p
No B. through freight and accommodation, leaves At
Gibson nj G:I5 m, and Troy Junction at 73s a. M
GOING SOUTH.
No. 9 mail and express. leaves Lincoln at 64a a. m
arrives Troy Junction at Lao p arrives at Atehi-
son at 2:.2 p.
No. through freight and accommodation, leaves LIN
coin arrives at Troy Junction at 40 p m
arrives at Atchison at els p.
CONNECTIONS.
Train No. leaves Atchison after arrival Of all Eastern
trains connects with ST. 10. d. c. X. r. from St DO
seph, at Troy Junction Train No , connects at Troy
junction with the St. Jo & D. e. for the West Train
No. connects at Troy Junction with ST Jo D. u r. H.
for ST. Joseph makes close connections at Atchlson,
with the Missouri Pacific for Leavenworth Kansas City
ST. Louis and all Eastern and Southern points, With the
H. g. St Jo., for Hannibal Quincy. and the East. With
the c. r. l. 7. X. X. for Rock Island Chicago, and the
East With the X C.. st. 10. & C. b., for Chicago and
the East With the &. b. p. for Concordia and the
Solomon Valley. With the A. 4. 81 s. +. T. for Denver
Pueblo and the Gre Southwest
Connections made at Lincoln with the b. NJ In Ne
braska and Nebraska Railways.
rF7 All Trains Daily except Sunday. 81
L. w TOwNE JOHN L. UT,
Gen. Supt- Geu. Ticket Agent
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FAIR WARNING.

Ash intend 10 close my business, the
susning Spring, after December LIST
will close my books against CREDIT
erfireIy. A fair warninS-don't nsk
us for credit, thereby cnusinS bad feel.
ing ON bOth sides; for we have good
credit customer. md warm friends,
whom we do not wish TO refuse. bus
shall certainly be Obliged 10, II asked.
Those owing us, will come promptly
forward and pay up. L am poor. and
owe debts, and TO save ms both trouble.
give you this FAIR WARNING-A
SETTLEMENT MUST COME!
Our Goods have got 10 be sold, md 20
Cash Customers we offer Goods very
low.
G. F. VAN BUSKIRk.
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sSl:ernan syrup.o

No other medicine in the world was given such
test of its curative qualities Boschee's German
Syrup In three years. two million four hundred
thousand bottles Of this medicine were distributed
free Of charge by Druggists in this country, to those
afflicted with Consumption, Asthma, Group. Severe
Coughs Pneumonia, and other diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, giving the American people undeniable
proof that German Syrup will them The result
has been that Druggists in every town and village
in the United States are recommending it to their
toners. Go to your Druggist, and ask what they
know about it. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Regular
size IS cents. Three doses will relieve any case For
sale by Bickfcrd & Sinclair and W. A. 4 ?. A. Kim
sey. Troy
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- There is something about the Bulletins .care-
full inquiries" and positive that there
no smallpox in the County, at the very time that
persons were dying of the disease. that il a little
'queer to the eye" We informed that more than
a month ago. the BsHefins special pet and CORES
pondent ut Severance sick with varioloid, which
is simply smallpox Ii was announced, at the time,
that he was sick, but not q hint to the complaint
Can man have the smallpox, and neither himself
nor the doctor know it i-in fact be unsuspecting
as to daily miugie with house full of school chill
dren. If the Bsiietis had made such careful inqui-
res, and had naturally applied to its confidential cor
respondent for information ii should have received
some little hint So il looks to q man mp a tree
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


To all who suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness early decay,
loss of manhood, &c. will send recipe that will
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America
Send n selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Stallion d., Bible House, Ne,r York City
lnoyIy.
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THE YOUNG IDEA.
Who are Teaching 10 BseW - sheet, In
DsniPhan County.

The following is q complete list Of the teachers n
the District Schools Of Dniphan County, who wer'
teaching during the term which closed just before thu
Holidays. There few Obstacles in which Their
has been no school; il there has, no report ha'
beru made. We give the number of each District
and also the that it is COMMONLY known by:
| No. !. wathsna-W. s Plat, Principal. Charles
Huffman and Miss Cassie A. Brady. Assistants Franz
&. Day, Coorrd School.
No. ., Eiwood-D. NJ Conklin: John Gilb-rtson
Cslered School.
No. 3 Rock Creek-Miss Celtic Hanson
Ma. S. Palerno-R. II. Iarzelerr.
No. 6. Fanning-Niss Nettie Cooper
No. Z, Syracuse-F J. Aigler.
No. 3. Phillips Grove-Edwin B. Heeney.
No. g. Naynards-L. II. Miller.
No. 10. Saxton's-Charles Robertson.
No. IL. Randolph's-Miss 3. A Helvey.
No. l2. Geary City-Miss A. Z. Bender.
No. 10, Doniphan-Charles Floyd, Principal; Ms.
School.
No. Is, Clems-No report
No. l6. Stone Church-No report.
No. II. Severanee-Wesley Trevett.
No. IL. Devine's-J. 7. Emery.
No. 10. Duehn's-O. NJ Backns-
No. ~, Zimmcrman's-D. W. Brown.
No. u, Troy-D. ID. Rose. Principal; Misses Emma
Corlett, Emma Toner and Eva Wood, Assistants
Miss Jessie Parker, Colored School
No. - Fairview-J. q. Sell
No. n Aberle's-S. s smeltzer.
No. ~ Overiander's-Miss Laura McCrary.
No. % Round's-F. +. Paige, Jr.
No nc, Sannllers'-No report.
No. a. Shulskys-Aiss N. Doslson.
No. - Chapsons-W. H. Mason.
No. 81, Arnolds-J. j. Baker.
No. j., McClelland's-L II. Watson.
No g. Waddelrs-O. Edwards
No. 81, Brush Creek-F. E. Bullock.
No. IS, Corlinier's-C. p Lynn.
No 81. Kirkpatricks-Robert Armstrong.
No. b, Burr-Oak-W. L. Morgan.
No. -, Bonesteers-H. p. Robinson.
No. 40. Neeces-No report.
No. Il, lola-H. c. Pepper
No. ~, Norman's-Miss Georgia Scott.
No. 43, White Cloud-alex. II. Miller, Principals
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Among the Dead Failure.

Of the past. how many bogus nostrums may he num-
bered! Beginning their career with a tremendous
flourish Of trumpets, blazoned for time in the public
prints and flaming posters soon, but not too soon,
were they relegated to the limbo of things lost on
earth. But Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is living
and thriving remedy. 1t goes curing and to
Neither mderhand nor open competition affect it.
On the contrary, contrast with inferior rival prepare
tions only increases its popularity. 1t has been
peatedly initiated, but without success. Counter
feits of it have been surptitously introduced, but
have fallen fiat Everywhere it entrenches itself in
the confidence of the people and well it may for it
is thoroughly reliable nvgorant of the feeble ban
ishes dyspepsia and constipation, braces the nerves.
rheumatic ailments and kidney complaints, and
eradicates and prevents intermittent and remittent
feyers. 3janlm
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~ "The Odd Fellcws Regster, is q new chart in
which Grand Secretary Ridgiey conducts the cand
date through all the Degrees Of tie Order, explaining
all the Emblems. Il is invaluable to Odd Fellows,
far surprising anything of the kind ever before issued
Every Odd Fellow should have Sold by agents
F. Is. De La Mater, es4 Wabash Avenue, Chicago
General Agent.
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70 There is no earthly boon more precious t..an
good health and it behooves the possessor to endav
or to retain it. If you assaled with such pro
vokins ills siekheaaehes torpid liver sour stop
aeh, and general feeling of weariness and disgust
don't go and commit suicide, but take Eilerts Day
light Liver Pills, and be cured. Sold by Bckforl &
Sinclair, Troy Aug. Miller, wathena.
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~ We would prefer that our correspondents do
not indulge in religious controversies in these col
umns They always offend somebody; and no party
engaged in such discussion was ever convinced by
the arguments of his opponent Each one shuts his
eyes, and resolutely refuses to "see it,
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isoniphap Ceunty, During the Year Isl
JANUARY
&. A. Gass anil Hnllah Bowers.
George W. Smith and Nancy A. Hall.
f. Martin and Dora Aud.
FEBRUARY.
James Whitaker and Louisa Michaels
Robert Smith and Elizabeth Ei,ners.
j. b. Kent and Willie A. Deckani.
James T. Armstrong and Sophia Z. Dutton.
w. II. Newling and Z. V. Payne.
G. II. Bradley AMI S. E. Payne.
Thomas Hatcher and Martha Divet.
&. Z. High and l. N. Moore.
John A. Starr and Alice N. Harding.
Nelson o. johnson and Mary Is. Hubbard.
BENJAMIN Ringo and Margaret H. Jessee
Charles Edwards and Mary Norman.
William S. Meek and Margaret Gabriel.
David Berger and Margaret Ming.
Albert G. Bowen and Mamie E. Ra.iaud.
Clinton Wakefield AMI Martha Mcfarland.
Andrew Z. Wilson and Elizabeth Oswald.
Jacob John Hess anu Mary M0ser.
John ". Rapp and Mary Rapp.
Hannibal Samueis and Sallie PAYNE.
Daniel +. Streeter and Mary E. HincLcliff.
-Jarret Tribble and Elizabeth Miller.
-Justus Euler and Louisa Weber.
Charles Michaelis and Kate Holland.
Andrew Bolts and Henrietta Howertou.
John C. Misse and Carrie DERRICK
Fred. Dubach and Maggie Hautzenrader.
Andrew Meeker apl Amanda Overlan.ier.
L. NJ. Steele and Estbsr Berry.
uSs,.
LANES W. Long and Rachel Davis.
jews Nelson and Christina Nelson.
e. II. Schepers and Anna NJ. BOersting.
Jslsn Witschy and Susan Mehrwine.
James H. Welsh and Matte Z. Walker.
W. Quinn and Mary C. Hudnall.
John IL TIT and Bessie Heard.
William Mcguire and Bridget Corcoran.
Thomas Hill and Mary AnkruIn.
William w. Cotter and Martha Hinchman.
Franklin lrvis and Mary Dufiie
Morgan Howell and Sarah Z. Kiley.
SEPTEMBER
Joseph A. Sykes and Celia ]. Hasgerty.
Albert Cummings and Louisiana Afford.
John Butcher and Amanda Faibis.
Samuel c. Bennett and Nellie Phillips.
A. B. Hall and Elizabeth Gedultig.
p. +. Scott and Adah E. Kirkwood.
Wesley Wood and Mary f. Dillon.
John Ran and Cora A. Logan.
OCTOBER
Jesse Miller and Emma Wilkinson.
Wesley Noel and Emily Bradford.
Alonzo Frost and Mary r. Price.
W. Handy and Sarah Rutherford.
u. T. Tharp and Frances Chapman.
J. Howard Townsend and Alta Kent
Martin McCune and Elizabeth Coates.
NOVEMBER.
Frank vegley and Leila Jones.
Thomas O'Brien and Catherine Mccoy.
Joseph Copeland and Mary A. Michaels.
David Chesney and Margaret Bebley.
Jerome b. Erskine aud Anna b. Mider
Jacob Wild and Anna Mosley.
George H. Hare, Jr., and Paulina A. Penny.
William b. Sloane and Jennie NJ. Partridge.
J. G.. Young and Sarah A. ClOnch.
w. A. Byers and Cora A. Waters.
DECEMBER.
X. johnson and Patsy Haddock.
w. j. Wallace and Nancy j. Abbey.
George Anderson and Betty Olson.
David Lloyd and Clara Barto.
James Hiskey and ahina Augusta Pennington.
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- Manoah Hanson says that he has not run away,
nor left Doniphan County, but may be found on his
cid stamping ground. in Marion Township near Geary
City. Business called him to Missouri. for several
months during the past Fall, but he is still resident
of Doniphan County.
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y Distempefs, Coughs, Colds, Fever, and most
Of the dise.ees which Horses Cattle, sheep Hog aed
Poultry are subject to- aseFpadily ovesesnss,A cured
by using Uscie sans Copditian Powder sepprding to
the plain directiSsA Sold b. Bickfnra 4 sipelsis,
Frsy, Ang. NiIlev. Wstheua
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II The Shakers have established a community in
this vicinity and have been holding forth for several
weeks past Some have already accumulated turkeys
and geese, fine lamps, webstcr's Unabridged. etc.
They do their shaking in a hat.
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~ Mothers will find Dr. wincheIrs Teethins Syr-
up just the medicine to have in the house for the chill
dren. it will coughs. colds throat, aad reg
ulate the bowels Try it Sold BY Bickford + SIN
clair Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena-
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rv d. W. Morse, County Clerk elect moved to
town. last week, and occupies Mrs. case's house.
Three of the new County of6cers-Sberif Clerk. and
Register of Deeds-now reside on opposite corners,
and can stone each others homes.
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y Ahsusunas ussralgia. spra;ns and bruises
yin b relieved ~ Uns1s Gan's Nerve a.d Bone Lin
insst ssld y Bsskisd 4 Sinclair. Troy; Aus Miller,
Wafkena
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II The public installation ceremonies of the Ma
sons arranged for last Thursday night at the Court
House, spoiled by the rain The night was very
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y The Temperance epidemic is spreading in Don
iphan County faster than the smallpox We advise
people not to use preventives, there is abundant
room for it to work In
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Y Hon George Storch, of Atchison, gave us q
call. Monday, to renew his confidence in the C1ef
and expires his qualification at the recent triumph of
the DonPhan County Republicans
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AT L. CHURCH.-Seryices every Sabbath, at 10a A.
We M and "A T. NJ Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. j. A AMOS, Pastor.
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TAILr-Ho.-Last Friday, party of Troy hunters
had grand foxhunt in the bluffs north of town. The
party consisted Of John Jones, Len. Noyes, Nose
Townsend, Dick Cox, and Elzey Stone They started
foxes of which they freed three times before
bringing him down. portion of the crowd returned
to town with the trophy, while the others continued
the chase after another fox but failed to estch it,
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II Yves. Weyer has determined to stick his stake
in Troy again, and has already opened shop. See
his advertisement, aud when yoa have any work in
his line, give him n call.
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u Tle County Board will hold its regular quar-
teriy session. next Monday 1t viii be the last meet
Jag ef the prsssnt board,
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Lard.

All persons wanting good, kettlerendered lard,
requested to bring their cans and vessels to my
shop, at once. CaARLEs BrkKHALrER.
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DoNrpmAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Ell Judicial District-ALFRED G.. OTIS.
County Commissiopers-FRED HARfsTER, CYRUS LEI-AND
JR. a. LARZELERE.
Sherif-THoNAsJ j. VANDERsIIcE.
Clerk Of District Court-FRASK BRowN.
Treasurer-RoBEgT FIIcKiSGER.
County Clerk-CHAKLKs RAPPKLrS.
County Attorney-F X. ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge-RoHgRT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F II. DRENSISG
Superintendent of Public InstruetiOn-D. ID. ROSE.
Coroner-DR. WIZ. RERDER.
Surveyor-JAMEs +. FoRMAS.
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u We received call. Aandsy afternoon, ffosp
Mr. Gilbert. rising Young lawyer at Atchison.
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CIDER VINEGAR
BICKFORD & SINCLAIR'S.
~ Large stock Of Clothing nt lie.
lands.
j. W. Ply.

1uetios,eer, .Sererunoe, Kansas,
Having long experience an auctonecr VIII ATTEND
all sales ut short notice. and on reasonable terms
Also live stock of all kinds bought and sold on com
mission Parties wishing TO buy or sell stock are IN
vited to correspond Good references given, and sat
80, ,,,.,ap,eed lSocrsm.
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BLasxs.-A large supply Of Warranty and Quit
Claim Deeds, Real Estate and Chattel AoFtsAgcs,
Bonds for Deeds Justices Blanks, such as summons,
warrants. ETC.; Constables' Sale and other blanks
Police Judges Blanks etc, ETC., neatly printed and
for sale at this Office.
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u New Goods. New Styles, nt H'e.
lands.
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m All kinds of Goods at l.eland's.

p.meml.er. we guarantee all our r as represented
mr. refapJ the money. BICkfoRD q SiSci-AH.
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n VI. b. Craig was in town, Monday, and paid
his respects to the Caief ONCE.
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4. q, O. p.

Troy City Lodge, No. y. meets every Saturday night
at Odd Fellows Hall Lelands store All members
of the Order cordially invited TO attend
JOSEPH PENR0D, y. g.
s. r. SHEPHERD See.
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n Monday. the llth the new County oliccrs viii
he installed into their places.
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n Old SAINT. claps' Hesds..sssu y III. wasas
prus asarr. sevens~~. 1saee4v.
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Iasr YEA..s NARaYrNc.
JANrARY.

Licenses gs.uei by the Probate Cears 81
Ssoniphap Ceunty, Daring the Year 1877.
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JAMES s. DENTON,

nC6HoHnee~s
Win attend sales in all parts of the adjacent country
Mt short notice, and for reasonable compensation.
Residence near Underwood's School House, south Of
Severance. Doniphan County, Kansas fosto'fnce'
s,n.. l3declm.
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Troy Lumber Yard.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Lath, Shingles,
1Aoors. Glazed sash.
rt.uao, Hai1-, Cement, sAsc.,
AT LOW PRICES, FOR CASH.
Yard Near The Depot.
R0Rr. TRACY & Co.

~ Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, cloth
and gilt binding 50 cents; same in paper cover %
cents. Manhood, 10 cents; Womanhood, III cents
Pamphlet, 3 cents-securely scaled, by mail. Send
money or postage stamps DIR. WHITTIER tine great
.rccialist 6I7 ST Charles Street. st. Louis, Mo
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~ singular phenomenon was witnessed at Wa
thena, Monday night soon after the arrival of the
Troy exclrsionists to attend the Masonic ball. A
hack loaded with passengers was going up hill,
when the horses gave sudden jerk, fitting up the
back seat. An object was seen gyrating in the air,
that resembled the moon badly eclipsed; but there
being at the time, some other solution was
sought for, when it discovered that the object
was the editor of the veteran Democratic orgon Of
Doniphan County, who. after turning over several
times. down in the road squarely on his .occul-
tation- The place where he struck, is said to have
assumed the appearance of a buffalo wallow.
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Money 60 Loan,
On Real Estate, in to suit borrowers, on hve
wears time less Interest nine per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
H. & w. II. BARTLETT.
ONCE over Buchanan Sank, St. Joseph. Mo.
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n Ycr Good. ., bard times prices. at Le'and''
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
BATES LOCKE, 81 Park Row, New Ysrk-
S. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.. 81 Park Row. New York
GEORGE p HOWELL & CO., 20 Park Row, New York.
HOWELL d CHESMAN, st. Louis Mo.
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Sc. Benedict's College, Atchison, Kansas,
Hereby notifies the public that it does not hold itself
responsible for any debts contracted by one Anthony
Wolf. schooLteacher, who claims relationship with
Ri. Rev. Innocent Wolf ID. d. President of said Col
lege He has no claims whatever ON the College or
St Benedct's Rock Church. near Severance, or
ST. Marys Church. both the latter in Doniphsn Coun-
ty, or ON any persons connected with them.
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Nelson o. johnson and Mary d. Hubbard.
Benjamin Ringo and Margaret ii. Jessee.
Charles Edwards and Mary Norman.
William S. Meek and Margaret Gabriel.
David Berger and Margaret Ming.
Albert G. Bowen and Mamie Z. Raslaud.
Clinton Wakefield ami Martha Mcfarland.
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SA. GAS anil !Inl,lah Bowers.
George W. Smith and Nancy A. Hall.
f.. Martin and Dora Aud.