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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

THE STATE OF KANSAS. lss
DuNrH.N COUNTY. So
OFFICE OF COUNrY CLERK
TROY December :, I-s0.
NOTICE il hrrrby given that a petition presented
~ Ia the Bosrl Of Commissioners Of Duniphan County
Kansas at th-iT -ins tine 9Th DAY D-ceInhsr --O
asking that rad b. e-ab-h. the f,owing paint- 10
wit:
Beginning at the ssstSn 0f sections
l twenty nine tl thiTtytwo J) and thirt thfe. CE
in township two t2 Of twenty, cl thence uth
the section line practicable three 81 miles
thr section Of sections eight ( nine f9 sixteen ng
and -eyeItsrn 40 in township thr 81 Of range twenty
@ ther- To inierseet the Truy and Highland road crossing
Bayne'- BTidg.
wbererpoB the said B.ari Of Conny Commissioners aI
pointed the following nanisl -Ton- viz: J. c. Sparks c.
o. Turkslsnn. and Thomas Viewers with in
-rnctign- to meet AZ the place of beginning Tuesday
the sfh day Of Decrbrr i--0 and procrsl view said
rad give all parties hrsrng and make IMPORT TO said
Bard at their -son 10 be held the day JaHaary
leo.
By orrr Of Board Of County Commissioners
Attest: d. W. MORSE
December o leso-3w. County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

sri It's wins dwell in the regions Of bliss,
Gat:.er sround ne:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

DoSIPHAS COUNTY, So
CoryTT CLERKS OFFICE,
TEOY, December = lss0 5
NOTICE is hereby given that petition presented
~ To the Board of Commissioners of Dunphan County.
Kansas at their meeting the 9th day of December ls
asking that ruad be established at the following points
wit:
beginning at the end Of Missouri Street in the city
of White Cloud thence running north along the west side
Of the cemetery in the city of White Cloud Donphan CouR
ty Kansas to the north line Of the same rncSl
thence in westerly direction along thetryeed rnad
ravine, thence in northwestef direction down said
vine and along the travelled rOad Squaw Greek thence
in north westerly direction up rayinr and along the
velled ruad To the old Indian yard thence in
ery drcOn along the travelled mad the west line Of
Doniphan County.
Whcrrupon the said Beard of County Commissioners ap-
pointed the following named persons viz: r. l.. Palmer W.
Il Sloane and George W. Mauck viewers with inStTuc
tons to meet at the place Of beginning Thursday the
Oh day of December l-- and proceed to view ad road
give all parties hearing and make due report said
Bar at their session be held the 81 day Of January.
lssO.
By orler of the Beard of County Commissioners.
Attest: d. W. MORSE.
December g. lssO-jw. County Clerk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. VIII practic, in ,trbis,,
"a Jefferson. DuniPhan and atjoirin, Counties Otfr
corner nh aud C"mmcrrial Strests over Weber. Atch
~" h"iiSa> 6iunr7S.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23
Fashionable Tailoring !

INHE undersigned practical Tailor having permanently
Il located in Troy, respectfully informs the public that
having had large experience all branches of his profession
with confidence socts their patronage and
sfacton Clothes made 10 order in the highest style of the
art All garments warranted to lit with and elesane-
Gents faded garments cleaned repaired and pressed
look equal Cutting done short notice Charges
moderate Terms cash. Give a trial shop west side
Of Square. r. J. FAlRBRAss.
I1lunes0.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

CoNMENDABLE. - The benevolent ladies of
Atchson are buying Christmas gifts for all the
children of the poor, who are unable to afford
even such small pleasures. Christmas is pecu-
liarly and essentially the ehildren's holiday,
when they look for presents, and keenly feel the
disappointment when there no presents. The
usages, pleasures and memories Of Christmas are
never forgotten by those who have enjoyed
them, and none but good impressions are left.
Those Atchison ladies are really doing better
work than if engaged in an ostentatiOus scheme
of charity
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23
Arousing Its Readers.

An alarm of fire at midnight is a startling thing
but not half startling to many who hear it as
would be the knowledge Of their own dangerous
physical condition. Thousands of thousands
hurrying 10 their graves because they earee ssy
Indifferent TO the nsidious nroads of disease and the
means of cure. Ii is the mission of II. H. Warner &
CO., with their Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, to
arouse men to of their danger and cure them
Memphis IPpedL llnov.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

II We have received n copy of the Topeka
Commonwealth IpHWdl, which, besides the hand
some engravings and calendars, contains the Of
fetal vote of the State and the Congressional
Districts, at the last election, list of members
of the Legislature, the population of the State,
State and Federal officers, and other valuable
matter
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

e The market reports in the daily papers,
as a rule, are interesting reading. Take the
item of -four, for instance. Week in and week
out, the report on this article reads: Dull and
weak "Slow and nominal" "Higher and in
good demand" "Active and higher Slightly
active but lower" etc; but the price is never
given, or "hardly ever" To find out the price
of -four, one must go back for months, trace up
the variations of each day, and then compute
the result. If he should find that -four is 500
per sack, or worth 500 less than nothing, he
must not be surprised
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CORRESPONDENCE.
(Titisa ior TIE Chit,
sflsERERE.

sT It's wAn dwell in the resioas Of bliss
Gat;er sround ne;
II there b- h-lP for s1rrow like This
Clasp my hands close lest the way should miss:
Darkness surrounds
Down in the depths of hopeless despair.
Strong chains have hound me-
Where passions eruuehe like wild beasts in their lair
And haunting temptations to do or to dare
Whisper around me.
Leave me no longer to struggle alor.r
In conflict appalling:
How shall tread the red wine press alone!
or the dear friends of my youth there are none
To come AT my calling
Who could endure the long anguish Of year..
Without help mort than MORTAL
Nurturrd in sOrIOw, and craded in ,ear3
Til every hope has been quenchesi by a fear
Even from life's portal.
Only one light can see through the gIoon,
OF woes without number;
Only one pathway that leads to the tomb
Losing forever esrths beauty and bloom
where might .lumber.
Dare !. uDealled, in His presence to CO.
He who 20 loved me-
When the last drop in the vials Of woe
When Of His rod the last fatal blow,
coward hath proved mel
If vainly your aid in this hour demand
He will not forSake me;
Help me more closely to cling to His hand;
From the black waves and the treaeheroa- sand
God only me.
MARIAS s LIvKRMoRR
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

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TWO THINGS
For Sunday-School Teachers.

The SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMES. A ispage weekly paper
for teachers suPerntendenf- and pastors The how ciub
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Do eopies 90 each. From copies in paekaSe !,
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on trla 70 new subserecr for twenty-five cents spee
The SCHOLARS QUARTERLY. Published every thr,-.-
monthA Ihs = Jrst what want f.r vr,,r 10. 4,
contains the international lessons win 4 f.s- st =
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

Coon COMPANY. NUNBER FIFrEES.-Good COM
pany (s30O year, Springfield, Mass.,l Number fif-
teen has account ofa steamboat trip to the head
of navigation the Missouri river, by Mr.. Herbert
Hall winslow, which happily combines information
and incident. and is not wanting in graphic descrip
tion of scenery and experiences with Indians ETC., in
that little-known region of vast Northwest.
One of the novel characteristic occurrences the
trip, was n free fight among some of the steamboat
hands.
Apropos of Dora d'Istria's recent visit TO the
United States, the story of that most remarkable
womans life is given. Mrs. NJ s Bull writes of the
noble philauthropist, Gerritt Owen.
There is account of the origin and growth ofthe
Iaitea States Life-Saving Service, including some
-of its inembers' experiences with wrecks; paper
On Eskimo ira Ii ions; nc ,olnt of the Chimes
Professor and his family, at Cambridge; and "Au-
tamn Leaves by Z. S. Gilbert.
For Fiction, there is installment Of Ellen W.
Oiney s.serial, and several complete stories.
One or two shorter articles, with poems, and the
department of Discussion and Suggestion fill out
abe number.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

n The official returns of this State show how
much was in the boast that ST. John would re-
ceive as many Democratic as he lost Republican
votes. He runs 10000 behind the ticket, and foI
all the Democratic votes he received, the show
ing is still greater of Republican votes that he
lost. 1t is not in every State that the Republi-
cans deliberately drive from 10 600 TO l. COO votes
from their ticket, for the sake of a hobby.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

II We are under obligations to Maj. Henry
Hopkins, the efficient Warden of the State Peni-
tentiary, for his interesting report of that in
stitution for the past two years. 1t contains
much that is interesting and instructive. From
it we notice that Doniphan County is fast losing
representatives in the uniformed department of
the establishment. There are now but three OF
four inmates from this County. As many have
been discharged in the past two years, because
of expiration of terms of sentence.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23
Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS ,ss
DoNPHAs CorxII -
Corxrr CLERk's OFFIcK, !
IRnY- Q.-cernl,..r fssn

couxrr CLkRks OFTIcK
Troy, December :. fsso.
~ 70 the Board of Commissioner DoniDhan c,unry
kAns.s z th-r mrfing the 9Th day Of December $50
20 wit: - ~ -e i'i''
BEGINNING On the east side Of Joseph Beauchamp- farm
% run north TO the foot Of the bu theme at f- foot of the
ninn m north westerly drcsn until strikes the north
hne Of sasd Beauehzmps farm thence west on sad line
the north Of <ad farm thence south on the west
ruai- - -
wherupon the said Board Of County Commissioner sp
psntrd the fossing named persons viz Beni Curtis,
Charics Campbell and Ben Brown viewers with insric
tons 70 meet st the place o beginning Noday the 9Th
day Of Dec<nber iso and proceed to vew .ad r- give
AL psrfics bearing and make ne TO sid Board At
their sesu be held On the ID day Drceznber 1seo.
By oder of Tie Board of County conmi<essn<z
Afsr1f- u W. MORSE.
Dre<znhrr4 = leen-su County cl<rk-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

n The Troy Chief with its accustomed irrever-
ence says that Gov. ST. John is in partnership with
God.-Hohon Recorder.
Beg your pardon. It was st. John himself
that said it. If there is any irreverance about
it, he is the sinner.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23
Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, s.
DosIPHAx CorNTI

THE STATE OF KANSAS
DosIrHAS CorxIr, ~
CorNrT CLERKS OFTtcE
Troy, D-e-mber = i5eD.
NOTICE i hereby given that petition was presented
~ 20 the Beard Of Commissioners DUniphan County
Kansas AZ their meeting the 9Th day Of D-eemr ss0
asking for the widening Of the Township rsad b-twe
townships two t9 and thre~ o. follows % xif
Belnnng af the section Of sections 20 and
i've, 90 in township three. ~ Of tweutv g and
sections thrytwo tz and thirt C in township
two z Of range twenty CD running thence nearly
As praeteale AbSut hundred and fty 5Ol rO- the
Township bridgr arros- Wolf River.
Wh-rrapon the said Board Of County Commissioner at
Ponfrd the following named persons viz: j. e. Sparks C.
u Turkeson and Thomas Steanson viewers with IN
struetons TO meet at the place Of beginning On Tuesy
the eth day Of Deceb~r ls10 and proceed To view all
ruad give all parties hearng and dine rrpof 20 -ad
Board at their session to be held 9Th day 5
ise0. .s'
By order Of Board of County Commissioners
Attest: ID. W. MORSE
Oece1norr2 ,. lse9-Ju. Connfy Cl.rk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

F The Topeka Daily Commonwealth has been
enlarged to nine columns to the page. The pub
fishers says this was rendered necessary by the
crowd of advertising business. We are glad to
see the Com nORTedIh prosper
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23
Desirable Farm for Sale.

nNE Of the best farms liz Doniphan Caunty about
u mile Of Troy containing either 30 10
suit purchaser There the place severol
ing springs and abundance Of running Tne farm
he fenced into large small ots and the running
i distributed that there would be plenty each let
lent apple orchard and abundance o. peaches g.pe snd
al small fruits There ID good hedge fence around the
farm end everything Ia in good shape The land 10
and rich and pronced the past sessan iso bushe Of
Tor further psrticuiszs inquire ss the cns aaee
Nov 4 IaSpSu
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Saturday is the great Holiday of the year We
this week give paper fiil Of fChristrnas rrad'nG'
and we wish all patrons Merry Christinas-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23
Road Notice.
DoNIrHAS COUNTY.

THE STATE OF KANSAS. L..
DoNIrHAS CoINTI. S'
OFFICE OF CoUSIY CLERK, Z
TROY D-cembrr = lssp. !
NOTICE Is hereby given. that petition presented
~ To the Board of Commissioners of Duniphan County,
Kansas their meeting the 9Th day of DtrembrT lsO
asking for change in the road running and
the southwest quarter Of section eleven D in township
four, ~ Of range twenty one, t2lD.
And the Of the land taken having given their
sent in writing the change prayed for will be- made at the
January meeting of the Commissioners unless serious OBJ
jections presented.
BY order Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
Attest: ID. W. MORSE
December ., lss0-iw. County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23

y Shall the Recorder be enlarged i-HoLon Re
oorder.
1t is large paper now. Print her all at home,
and keep it the same size.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-23
Final Settlement.

Estate oi James Fulton Decreased
NOTICE is hereby given TO creditors and all others
~ rested that the undersigned Administrators the
Estate Of James Fulton deceased. will make full and
final settlement of said Estate with the Probate Court Of
Doniphan County Kansas Saturday the sh day Jan
uary l-s at II oiclnrk 4. NJ
Truy Kansas. December |. Is-n.
CHARLES KEARNEY. l,..
ROBERT ARMSTRONG, JA"inihiS'r"'ofS'
December = ls5O-4w. Prs fee g.
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Final Settlement.

Estate Of A. L. JefeTs deceased.
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Financial Statement
OF the City Of Troy, Made December, 1sst
pEI,IrpTs

OF the City Of Troy, Made December, 1850.
RECEIPTS.
Balance cash hand from September report, tlls.I
Received frum dram.shop licenses, l2j-0o
jIps" hacks and Onnibuses 5000
- Z" fines 200
a. :" Auctioneers. LOO
Total sa66.Il
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid on warrants follows:
Oct. G. d. c. Sinclair, oil and lamp globe, $50
' Sol Miller, publishing ordinance and fnan-
cial statement, 700
" y. c. Bailey. board Of city prisoners ll20
=. John Marcum, services special police, 1910
" Eugene Brown. services night watch l-25
'' VIM Bailey services u night watch, $50
&" Henry Davis services $ night watch, LES
" VIM. Sterile, services as night watch 225
d" wm. Young. hauling lumber. LIS
' VIM i. Nandeve-r, work streets. 400
q" c. l. Hotchkiss work streets with team, 2.J0
- George Lang. services as City Marshal, frum
Sept LIST to Oct. lst. and money paid out 3o.3s
Nov. 6. VIM. Young hauling lumer las
:" II. A Wright, work walks as
d" Hazrn & Push, work with team, L25
" William Hollinger work with team, I25
" John Marrum. services as police. as
- Henry Cater services night watch, LIS
20 Grsrge lang. services City Marshal from
Oct. LIST TO Nov. Ist, and cash paid ouf, 30.35
' " A. Appleby. 81 days work with team, 1913
E. ID. e. Sinclair oil and lamp burners. s.37
Dec l. Cyrus Leland. Jr.. lumber and nails 5.e5
Nov. Is; to Dec Is,, 5000
sy7os5
Warrants outstanding. sil.O
To balance due Treasurer s3-4
do hereby certify the above be statement of
the financial condition of the City of Troy shown by the
zsdecsO LEONARD D. MOVES City Clerk
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Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS. ,ss
DoNIPHAS COUNTY,
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New Dry Goods.
hISETTE 6HIndEK,
DOSIPHAN. KANSAS.
HAS opened out Biin-k- old stand with new anil
J. fr-sh stock Of DRY GOODS Of all descriptions
10 and styl-s WV ''''
AIso keeps barge supply of GROCERIES, and every
thing usually kept in a Grn-Tal Stnrs.
Doniphan October a. Isso-snr. Il i'' n
BA s . MS
DADS SALOON
TROY. KANSAS.
BAR i supplied With the choicest Of Liquors anil
public. Give a cali win treat yon we'll " "'
THE BEST POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.
SEPT. q fs-o-ms cHAs. c. BAILEY.
STOCK SALES
J. w. PRY,
severance, Kansas.
WILL have General Commission Stack s.I-. nm tn.
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hhg al io o'clock ~ NJ Next Sale win be - I'm
SATURDAY, JANUARY = Iss1
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,h % sty on rea;onaes terms VIII sales
have also some 1909 OF land in Donphan Brown
s @ AZ. eantss 70 ssii on commission, part improved
on or shfirsss GAL
!. w. PRY,
Aug lsz sAza'ti0nfst rra Gsa 5 stesh Broker.