Attica Tribune from Attica, Kansas • 6

CalJ on Everhart Lumber and TOWN TALK ATTICA TRIBUNE. Grain for anything in the lurn line. Rock bottom prices Mr. and Mrs. Neighbors, Crystal Springs, Mere the guests of Thursday, July 103.

jntred in thu Attic. PM Office us sccuJ-class December i7. IS'Jl. Prof. Willams and familj Tuesday 1000 MEN AND BOYS WANTED AT DENTON'S! If you have doubts alout Attica having a church going people just SUBSCRIPTION advance, one year.

rstpaid six iimnilis 51 iit her churches ou a hot Sunday Ruck wheat at Peaches are GOe per bushel. Turnip seed at Bruington's. This city ha a butter famine. Bird cages at Bruington's. A son of Mrs.

Magee i sick. Hats from 25 cents up. M. C. Kelley.

It is very hot. Buy ice of Williamson. Fred Bo wen made us a short call Monday. Argonia and vicinity is having Ed. Faucett, Wichita, came out Tuesday and is renewing old acquain Advertising rates made known on application- 1 each buy a suit of clothes ranging in price PROFESSIONAL CARDS- tance.

He rode through on his bicycle. The conference music, which was noticeably good, was conducted from $1 to $20 per suit. Our Clothing Department is over stocked and, in order J. G. WILSON, riiisiiiiN ami Attica, Kansas.

vKlice corner Main St. and Avenue I. Residence corner Logan and Ave. I). to reduce it, we propose, a mad dor scare.

See the Davis sewing machines at Coe Taylor's. Mrs. Isaac Plumley is very by Rev. O. W.

Jones. Mulvane Record. Flavor your ice creams, custards, with pure flavoring extracts. Fair's are the best, at Coe Taylor's. From the best information we can gather the wheat crop will average about 10 bushels per acre in this county.

You never saw as nice a line of millinery sold in Harper county for as Utile money as I am now selling siek with measles. MONROE BROS. HARWOOD, Repairers of Hoots, Shoes and Harness. Harness and Harness Repairs on Please call. FOR 30 DAYS! Want your wheat.

Everhart Lumber Grain Co. H. B. South wick, Will visit Atiica on the second Monday and Tuesday of next month, July 10th and UMi. Rooms at National Hotel.

Fo offer any suit in the house for considerably less than its actual value. S. Wuner will pay cash for Chickens, and Eggs. Did you go into your eeller or cave Saturday evening? Jersey Silk MUts at M. C.

Kcl-ley's Cheap Millinery. Try one of the dollar razors, guaranteed, at Bruington's. Elder Moflitt preached to a large congregation Sunday. Monday was one of the most pleasant days of the summer. O.

W. Kelley and Jos. Williams visited Crisfield, Sunday. Much injury lias been done the Bowman Hadwiger Attica, Kansas, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND GUILDERS. Estimates furnished.

Satisfaction guar- auteed. We have a limited number of G. A. R. Navy Blue Suits worth $8 that will go at $6.50.

About 100 Suits for Men and Boys worth from $6 to $8.50 that you may have your choice of for $5.50. Chapin Bozarth, Attica, Kansas, Plasterers, Stone and Brick Masons. Prepared to do fir.st class work with Lime or Gypsum. Prices reasonable. corn by the heat and dry weather.

Do not miss this opportunity to get a Good Suit at a Very Low Price. 0. L. DENTON CO. Bulk turnip seed only 50 cents per pound at Bruington's hardware.

The firm of Hatfield Day lias been dissolved, T. L. Day retiring. Miss Eva Jones, Harper, is visiting relatives and friends in this I am now prepared tp furnish tlio public with First Class Photograph Work. View Work and Copying a Specialty Negatives preserved.

Resp. Miss Lkna Bkaim.uy, Artist, Attica, Kansas. city. at. M.

C. Kelley. There is not much wheat coming to town. Farmers seem disposed to hold it for a rise in price, and we hope they will get it. All those who are indebted to Cyclone Med.

Co. are notified to pay all indebtedness to them direct. Fair's Cyclone Med. Attica, Kansas. Special SaleOt docks.

They will soon go, for the low price will sell them. Come at once if you want a bargain. II. C. McDonald, Jeweler.

-r-Grant Potter and Frank Burns came near having a runaway Thursday evening. They succeeded in stooping the horse before any damage as done. -Mr. Guthrie returned last Saturday from a trip to Ilennessy, He reports lots of soldiers in the Coerokee Strip, and that they are hustling out the cattle. Judge Scates received word that his mother, of whose serious illness mention was made in our last issue, died at her home in Peoria, 111., last Thursday.

Notice- I shall, on the 1st day of August close my books against credit, until I collect out-standing accounts. All thoseowing me must call and settle. A. T. James Garver and wife, Peoria, 111., who were visiting the families of B.

C. Garver and J. E. Hamilton, the parents respectively, of Mr. and Mrs.

Garver, returned home Saturday. Last Sunday's World's Fair gate receipts are to be divided among the families of the eleven firemen who lost tlieir lives at the burning of the cold storage building last week. Dr. J. B.

Gillespie, the Dentist, will be at the National Hotel, this Organs and Pianos PATENTS. FOR PROTECTION. NOT FOR ORNAMENT. Write DUBOIS DUBOIS, Patent Attorneys. Inventive Age Building, WASHINGTON, D.

C. Book Free. Mention thie paper Tiis Rocker tVasftcr h3 pmvrt' hrf nioat Mtisfnetn-y of -rr drtced upon the umiktt. It in HHtiuntpj to waf.h sn uiritiifiiy wasliinff of 1 OO Vi KCK 1ft OA as clean as can be washed on tho washboard. Writ for prices and full drsenptinn.

ROCKER WASHER-CO. H'. tViVNK, IMt A Liberal inducemeuu to liv. weoU. Have you tried Four's flavoring extracts? Tiy them at Coe Taylor's.

Mrs. t'osset of Crystal Springs died Monday evening, cf heart disease. I have a few wall tents yet that I will sell very reasonable. Call and see them. Bruington.

Mrs. Bruington and Airs. Peterson made friends in Sharon a visit Monday. i Miss Lulu Jones, Harper, spent a part of last week in visiting relatives in tins city. Geo.

Allen, of Sharon made us a pleasant call Monday, lie was on his way to Harper. Everhart Papei Hangers, House and Sign Painters. Wall paper at Chicago prices. R. II.

Chapman the Racket Store proprietor will remove to Wichita at an early date. If i5aA i 'J-yl I nnYOTJ play the Mandolin, Guitar UUor Dan jo? ynilCAN save money by ordering l(UUy6ur strings and trimmings direct from us. If you ni I ANY of these instruments I LRlsend your name to us and receive, free, our new catalogue of strings and trimmings. VIOLIN, These instruments a GUITAR, their strings mings as cherp, di-BANJO. red to the customer, as your local dealer can buy them city, Friday and Saturday, July 21 Send for catalogue and see how it's done.

and 22. Call and see him. Fine Gold Crown and Bridge work a specialty. Mrs. M.

Magee presented the Fair's cyclone flavoring extracts are made from the fruit and are not poison, at Coe Taylor's. All those owing us must come and settle to avoid costs. We must have money. Scates Co. There was a large crowd of people in town Saturday, and Attica merchants had a good trade.

W. P. Ilinson and family left last Thursday for Missouri wherw they will make their future home. Mrs. E.

J. Royt and two Tribune family with a bucket of the finest peaches wo have seen this year. Mrs. Magee always remem bers the printer when she has any line fruit. HARLOW Guitars Mandolins and Hanjos are the best.

LEGG BROS, 8 1 1-8 13 Main St Kan sas City, Mo ROOFING. Gum Elastic Roofing Felt costs only $3.00 per 100 square feet. Makes a good roof for years, and anyone can put it on. Gum-Elastic Paint costs only 00 cents per gallon in barrel lots, or $4.50 for 2 gallon tubs. Color dark red.

Will stop leaks Iu tin or iron roofs that will last for years. Try it. Send stamp for full particulars. Gum-Elastic Hoofing 39 11 West Broadway, New York. E3f Local Agents Wanted.

Isaac Simmons, of Hutchinson is the guest of his son 1. B. Sim For terms, prices and a catalogue, address, daughters, Harper, were visiting Rev. Tilsbury and family, Tuesday. J.

S. Selfridge's children that were injured by a runaway oil the Fourth, are able to be out at play again. mons. Mr. Simmons has been iu poor health for some time and made the change to this city in anticipation of its improving his health.

T. MORRISON, Wmfield, Ivan. Or call cn Mrs. James Mann,.