The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

ERlExp,.f NOTICES.

Sol Miller hn. recently enlarged his Ckief and ii
Ia beauty and the envy of the printers. The Nelrs
thinks considerable of itsef hut IL takes OF its tile
20 the Chisf, and Acknowledges its superiority
2osysriHe Nerz.
The Troy Chief has been enlarged one column to
the page and hss a new dress throughout and is
now as always has been. the handsonesf ana best
weekly paper in Kansas--EIdorudo Times
The Troy Ckief has been enlarged, and i now one
Of the largest well hansOmest weeklies IN the
State Mechanically, the Chief u near perfection
as newspaper can well get; politically, II Is some
times little cranky, and morally the tone L. not al
ways mp to the standard but. Notwithstanding these
serious defects, the Chief is always readable and
contains many good points that overlook. If
cannot excuse the had fe.Itures-Hotsn Rooorrier
The Troy Chief comes ont with entire new
dress this week. and is enlarged to eight broad col
umns IL is an evidence of what persistent hard
work VIII do for paper; and its appearance l.
enongh to make every newspaper man enyious-
Topeka Capital.
The Weekly Kansas Chief the oldest, handsomest,
its twenty fourth year under attering auspices
Its veteran editor, the inyineibe Sol Miller, writes
as fresh and breezy he did twenty ago, and
seems as thoroughly alive to the interests OF his
County and State when he wrote his sautatory.
The Chief had been enlarged from time time until
nothing was left to be desired by its readers at least
They thought it perfection But old Sol. WIS not
content, so he enlarged and improved it again, and
now il appears before il is "a thing of beauty
Centre DsPateh.
The Troy Chief long recognized rs the ablest and
best paper in Kansas entered upon its aith volume
last week, enlarged to eshteolumn paper. Of the
same width columns the Coruaf, and in entire
new dress of type throughout. II is now, without
doubt the largest, handsomcst. and hest newspaper
We have seen printed west of the Mississippi river.
and we cannot just remember of seeing n
paper TINT fully filed the bill in eye. We
heartily congratulate the enterpr-ing veteran. Sol
Miller, upon his after many years hard
labor and hope he may live fifty years longer TO en-
JOY it.-Honard CouvdNt.
The veteran editor of the Troy Chief with com
mendabe PRIDE presents his patrons with the largest
and certainly Of the most enterprising and able
papers in the State with last weeks edition. He al
80, af heavy cost, adorns it with dresS. and
seems determined to merit the encouraging support
the people Of DoniphaD County give him. Up there,
they prefer one good paper to half dozen inferior
Ones.-E1eka Herald.
The Troy Chief enlarged last week, to
eigEt broad columns to the page. The Chief is now
the largest and handsomest weekly paper in the
State and the envy of all the little striving
for larger growth. Having opposition. Sol,
spreads himself on eagle wings and di dsprn PR
aspsyu sings If every County in the State had fut
one newspaper there would be wonderful i'm
proyement in all Of them-Hia,catha Dispatch.
The Kansas Chief enters upon its twenty-fourth
year enlarged, and in brand new dress The Chief
is not only the oldest weekly in the State but typo
graphically one Of the han,lsomest-Itokison Tut
The Troy Chief has enlarged and put on new
dress. We differ from Mr.. Miller on many subjects,
but are free to admit that he gets up able pa
per, and is unusually independent. lie is also much
care TO Standardization, Nationalist.
The Kansas Chief (Sol. Mlers Paper) ha. been en-
larged, and is now nine-column paper. The Chitf
always looked neat, lively and sprightly. but is
newsier than ever 1t Is unquestionabiy the hest
printed and handsomest paper our exchange list.
-Iedrenrorh Press.
The Troy Chief comes to in All enlarged
form and a dress. We are glad to note Brother
Millers prosperity; however, the Chief has been for
twentythree years Of the sharpest soundesf and
newsiest papers published in Kansas. and thst may
hst he xrhv Il. r.
papers.-Pdoia Republican.
The Kansas Chief comes to in type. and en-
larged to eight wide columns to the page. II is
one of the largest papers in the State. II always
perfect, geographically, n country
newspapers get to be. Its ability is widely known,
and nothing need be said on that psint.-Emporia
Ners.
The Troy Chief the oldest newspaper in Kansas,
has entered its 9th volume anil comes H. en-
larged and with entire drsss The Chief was
founded by Sol. Miller. and has been conducted
downs of Kansas life. IL has always been neatly
printed and ably edited speaking ont fearless all
questions, doing everything in his power to build up
Troy and Donphan County. The Chicf is and al
ways has been, stalwart Republican. sir. Miller has
worn out several sod-corn papers, making the Chief
always the leading paper of Doniphan County. We
hope the ChSf twill live long and prosper" and the
days of it's editor be blessed with u prosperous and
enjoyable life.-Buriington Pdtriot.
The Kansas Chief that stauneh journal which is
the pride of its editor and Publisher, again
cur Office enlarged and in dress. The Chief is
4 very good newspaper, having weahered the yicis
studcs of Territorial times and the storms of State
for twentythree years. But it still shakes its gray
locks with yigor and promises TO be potent factor
in the Republican army during the preseat campaign
Hail. Chief! hail victory! In hoe sgnO rnees.--ln
hOsy Journal.
The Troy Chief, last week. entered upon the TWEEN
tyfourth year of its existence, in enlarged
form. Ii is now, in opinion the best country
paper in the State and in its dress shines like
sixtecn-year-od. Sol. Miller editor Of the Ckef, has
been longer in the harness than any other editor in
work, has for years kept his paper in the forward
| rank of Kansas newspapers. We wish the Chief and
its editor to receive simple siee from the people of
Donphzn County, and il will insnre him the support
he deseryes.-Iotd Rsqisfer.