The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-22
FRIENDLY NOTICES.

An. FOR AD.-The Troy Chfef commences Vol
Twenty four by enlarging, and treating its eolumni
to new types Ii is ancient sheet of the modern
| kind. The miscellaneous matter is peculiarly his
torical; the poems arc selected with ana
good judgment; the print is rstclass; the editorials
inesiye and written for Sol Miller in particular
We congratulate the dictator Of Donphan County on
his prosperity and hope he may live to make his pa
| per two hundred years old. We have not al
ways agreed with him, ON public questions. IL ha.
| been our pleasure TO differ from him very often
When he has rival to quarrel with, his paper is
good when he has the editorial and local pages
| are simply disgusting. He has no rival now. and
cherish the fond hope he never may have. Sol Mil
Ter Inns succeeded in making afraid nearly the entire
publishing fraternity of the State The Craf takes
particular pains TO write To please him. saying and
lifting all manner of honcd words for his deecta
ton, and apparently Bringing before him little
| school boys vince under the frowns of n selfish
austere master. And we venture the assertion that
| Sol. Miller laughs in derison at their folly.
We pity the poor abortion who thinks he is a man
and yet will fawn and lick the dirt before any one
great small.
This is free country; Mt least il is recorded.
Mr. Miller says what he Il pleased 10 say of things
and men. We like him for that whether he hits US
somebody else. And for the poor. eowardly
things who truekle to his selfish whins and say pref
~ things of him, TO keep his friendship have un
detl-'l contempt So has Miller They print puffs
for and of him, in order to get free advertising and
at the sane time avert his anthgonisin. Sol Miller
is too much Of TO admire such artifec, though
he may outwardly provoke It's continuance.
We have known editors to write little paragraphs
on purpose to tickle the sofheads who grab af them.
to reprint in their favor. Some papers are con-
tnually putting little inferior exchanged in order TO
get their items to reprint in their iniiuen
tial sheets. five have said anything of Sol.
Miller that pleased him. we glad Of it. five
have ever said anything that displcaSed him, are
not sorry for it. If he don't like U.s. We are glad of
it. II he does like Us, can't help it, however much
should like to. II Sol. Miller beat US lying
why, eonsarn it, let him have the premium we
shant kick; II we beat him at lying. nobody knows
it.-Hiaruthd Herald.
/ Sol. Miller, editor Of the Troy Chief Is a model
journalist in energy ability and perseverance, His
paper, the Chief is one by which all weekly journals
of Kansas should measure their height il carries oil
the palm in makeup, witty editorials and newsy 10
calls, while its prompt publication and fearless er
ei-ns of men and measures make il power through
out the State. Mr. Miller sometimes Jars the sens-
tiyeness Of few of his readers with unpublished ex-
pressions, but he does it in style and spirit that
have sort Of winning way. The Ckief has en-
tered its 9th year, with full stock Of new type and
enlarged pages aud u bids fair 90 reach It's J1th
birthday with Sol, Miller still at its helm.-Tuola
Spirit
Sol MILLEE.-One of the proudest, soundest, live
hest and most independent sheets that promscuous-
ly filings its wit, nonsense and wisdom broadcast at
the heads and hearts Of discriminating subscription
list and defenseless politicians generally il Is the
Oldest paper in che State, the Kansas Chief has
now come to be the prcttest weekly paper in Ameri
Sol. Miller has enlarged his Chit, and pre-
sents his readers, many OF whom have been with him
twenty four years, with twenty-five wide columns of
solid BREWER Sol, here's our hand and promise to
vote for you for Governor, whenever you say the
word IliehiLa Eagle.
The Kansas CHIEF. published at Troy, Kansas, by
Sol Miller, has been enlarged, and boasts new
dress. IL is indeed THE .Chief"-CoirB,bia ChroHi-
Gle, Dayton, Warrington Territory
The Troy Chef Sol Miller's splendid paper, comes
to us this week, enlarged to eight columns to the
page, and each column wide a barn door. We
think the chief is the finest weekly paper in the
State. and feel proud Of 'our uncle" He is deserv
ing Of all the good things that Kansas give him.
-Beioit Courier.
One Of the most notable events in n long time in
Kansas newspaper history is the enlargement of SOL
Mller's Kansas Chief which occurred on the 18th,
fourth volume. The chief is now equal in sire to
the usual nine column paper appears printed ON new
type, and must be acknowledged the finest and best
the average reader Just idea Of the beauty glory
and SURPRISING qualities Of the CAief since this
change Sol. Miller Is the editor Of Kansas, and his
Ckief holds the came meritorous distinction n pa
Citi,e,,.
The Troy Chief comes to our table enlarged and in
new dress To say that it Is the best weekly paper
in the State il encouragement to any other paper
The old veteran, Sol Miller, knows how to get mp
hrstelass family journal, and does not hesitate
give his patrons the benefit Of his abities.-Rasse1
Recovd.
At the commencement of the 9th volume last
week. the Troy Chef was enlarged and materially
Ter, is the oldest editor in the State Having seen
some hard times, he is Justly entitled to career of
prosperity from now 10 the end Of life.-HRm6oidt
URioH.
With its issue for last week the Troy lDoniphan
County, Chief came cut printed from new tyre and
enlarged think size that makes il the largest
Of any weekly paper, disconnected with daily, pub
lished in Kansas There il now ncater looking
paper, or one more carefully edited than the Ckis
printed in the State and il has its County all TO
ITSELF The paper IL always Republican its editorial
and local coninns invariably Interesting, while re-
narkable discretion il shown in the selection Of mis-
and poetry. Tle UQlllshfr eDsaks
Df occupying new quarters and having job type
70 IL h to be concluded that Sol Miller has not
owned the CAfef once twentythree years for moth
ng. Juiging from Appearances, he has built up a |
business. of which any country Publisher might well |
be proud.-La csgse Journal
THE KANSAS CHEr-SoI Miller calls IL aour New |
twenty three year. has battled for the best inter
.sts of kansas- Last week, the Chief was enlarged
Q eight eeinmns Isl ems wide, same width Of the |
he bess-looking weeklies in the State Sol assures
lis readers thas the Chf going to be mighty live
in the future, and he never goes back his word.
: Eskeeney Leader.
At the commencement Of the 18th volume Sol Nil
an entire new drrss II j. now the largest country
reekly in the State and represents the largest |
mount q labor in IL. get up II attention 70 busi-
ices and hard work deserves anything, then Sol MI
O. should have sueees--Giruvd Pres.
The Troy Chief has recently been enlarged, and Il
now the si.e Of an ordinary bed spread and looks
= clean . neat and new DON The CkieTi Is an eI-
client nevPsper, and il patroniEed such II
here we're only lees papers In the State there would
. great Improvement, We believe, In the various
'apers that account Of competitors and small paf-
onage, are unable to make ANY improvements.-kirs
rin Chg.
Sol Miller, the pioneer in Kansas journalism pre-
ented his paper he Chief last week. in an enlarged
md otherwise greatly improved form. Sol. Miller
m able sdtor, and posseeses the happy faculty Of 4
aging the most with the fewest words Of any editor
the state, while his miscellaneous selections are
lways OF the most choice and readable character,
he State Of Kansas has reason 70 be cepgrstulated
hat fhia the cldrst Journal within her borders has
lePf pace With the ti.aes, and 10 to-day in the van
;uard ef al her uewsPsPen.-0tsak Airror-yesrs
Lssr. feil fe
We sccept friend lillers apology for talking 20
bout Grnnt. and viii only remark, in eonelusion.
hat his Troy, Ckief 10 now one Of the hanisomess
'spers -in the bszsfnes< anywhere. lts recent en-
arEenenf and senss., improvement make i . per
ecf model IN ma. uake-ap and topographic beaufy.
he snoust 81 matter giyen h simply encrmous-l
,sseadis xnvar. s-fe
~ 1he Democrats took Major General once b.
brc, and Il wasn't lncky skoices-Chicugo Isss.