Attica Tribune from Attica, Kansas • 3

ATTICA TRIBUNE. JOS pointing. TO OI The Special Axsorcr.LXT l.ita appeared in our columns litis since, an- GEO V. KKIJ.KV El r. i uouncln" a an I the hardest rain, it only requires a or two, at mot, with apltasant i wind from the south and a bright I sunshine, until the roads and streets sre again dustr.

And yet the culti- rated soil holds moisture perfectly, At any time and all seasons of the NOTE HEADS, LETTER HEADS. STATEMENTS, ENVELOPES. with Ir. t. :1 Horse cur sulvcri'jtTi I.

Kendall 01 1 A iiiij 1 WE3D-N3 CAPZS CAfOS. report cap; or: mi deceived: Evil cation corrufi good r.iar.ners." Cor. 13,33. year, farmers haul fifty and sixty bushels of wheat at a load to market. 1 at cq find every variety of Comrwerc'a' PV Lowest Rites.

Ca'l aid see samples. Sa Mall Orders. Suva' a 2nd prices oq app' v. Scec BL'KE, 1'u eke are a thousand fortunes slumbering in our soil. were cnaiilrd obi.ilu a uble work I i their address (m 1 iucloinjr a ce, 1 niaiiirg Sauk) to Ir.

15. j. 1 cii.l iil is renewed a limluj V.c ull will avail themselves tr.c of ob-taining this To every lntr if the horse it is iiuiispcr.iollc, 6S it treats in a simple tnanucr the eiiseascs wfckh aflhet this ik'-Ic aien al. Its )lieromenal s.ile throughout the I'liiied States and Canada makes it nnhor'ty. Mrs-1 This 1'a: V.

ki n- Si.nuing for THK TKEATIlU. armors can plow almost the entire year round. This winter there ha been scarcely a day that a mancould not work out of doors without his coat. It is difficult to exagerate the ad oijd liiiAUt SCATES CO. vantages of this region.

Eveky one who visits this section becomes an admirer of it. A. Mathews and John Devine purchased the A. T. Brairir stock of SSEAT TQGK ISIAKDRC0TE The magnificent fertility of liar- gnu-cries 0f the Attica Exchange per county still the attraction.

iJank, last Thursday, and took pos- session immediately. Ioth these gentlemen are well known to the people' of this section as careful and Ik this country had no other attraction or inducement to offer, its unsurpassed winter climate would in time attract thousands of desirable citizens. accommodating business men, and i j.v1 i need no introduction from the Tki- Keep on hand a full assormtent of Coffins, Caskets and Men with families, no matter of what religious denomination, or of what politics, find their congenial society in this nook of God's country, (iood society wil! find their like. We bespeak for the new firm a liberal patromge. One Thing Needful.

There is one. thing which every man business, whether that business is irivat or small, must have, ami-that one thing needful is job printing. It may be only a counter tab, a note head or a statement, but it is needed every day. The Tiuih'ne job department is one of the best in south-west Kansas. All kinds of work turned out expeditiously and in approved style.

If you are not now a patron of this department of the TitimrNE, give it, a trial order, and we guarantee satisfaction in quality and price of work. Burial Robes. A full supnly of Furniture both new and second; 'hand. AVe pay cash for all kinds of Second Hand Furniture. IIomeseekeks who are short of means and are not able to live and dress as rich people do, can live here according to their means.

They stand in no degree of Wing looked down upon, or cast from society, but are considered as good as anybody, if they are honest and industrious. James Mann, Prop. Choice steaks. Cured meats. Highest prices TO THE EAST.

BEST DINING CAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD. The Hock Island is foremost in adopting any advantage calculated to improve speed and give and comfort that popular pat ronajro demands. Its etpiipnunt is complete with vesliliuled tniimt, dining cars, sleepers chair coaches, all tho most elegant, and of recently improved patterns. Faithful and capable management and polite, honest service from employes are important items. They a a double duty to the Company ami to travelers and it is sometimes (linicult of accomplishment.

on this line will find little causo for complaint on that ground. Rf MEMBER The Great Rock Island Ikiuto runs all regular trains to Englewood Huburh.m station, close to World's Fair grounds, and you can sa ve time, ami trouble by gelt ing off at that point and avoid the crowd In the cit y. For lull particulars a3 to ticket maps, rates, apply to any coupon ticket oflicein the United States, Canada or Mexico, or address: JNO. REHARTTAN, Gcn'l Tkt. l'usn.

C'liica), III. E. Sr. John', Gcu'I Munairer, Cliloiifc-o, 111. We are prepared now to do all kinds We are not in the real estate business, but we have many friends and acquaintances in the East that we would like to have locate here Obituary.

Mrs-Sarah A. Scone wife of W. Sconce, died January 8. 1X9 1. Sister Sconce vas born Nov.

28, S'J8, in Clay county, Indiana, Iler maiden name was of Embalming in while lauds are cheap. They are now paying rent enough there to buy a good home here. This is the first class manner Sarah A. Ellington. She was married to W.

V. McCullough, who died Nov. (J. She was married to Elder .1. W.

for fat stock and poultry, also fish and game. reason we are "everlastingly at it telling our readers about this great SCATES CO, country. Throuffli Chair Car. I Combines Sconce, on the 8th day of 187:5. by Eleder John Tylor, father of li.

15. Tylor, September 2:5, 1885, she came to Attica, Ivan, witli her husband where they have resided ever since, Sister Sconce obeyed the gospel in early life, and was a zealous member of the Church of Christ, and ever lived a devoted christian, and loving wife and neighbor, and like Stephen in a dying hour called on her Lord, Deceased was an active member of the Church of Christ in this city, and will lie greatly missed by the brothers and sisters of that little band, who with her many friends deeply sympathize with nrother Sconce in his great loss, but realize that our loss is her gain. May we all so live that we meet this dear sister in that land where no death ever enters is the prayer of A lino. i Pinttsr We send a number of sample copies of this issue of the Tribune to parties at Freeman's, Bramwell, Laurrel Fork and Meadows ol Dan, W. Va.

We hope to have the pleasure of shaking hands with some of hese sterling yeomen of that commonwealth during the coming spring and summer, for on their visit to this they will visit this beautiful and fertile section 111 the wheat belt. The Strongest Features of all other Sporting Journals. Omaha and Newton 'I 2C buys $25.00 worth of 1 mW4 OTBOS. Beyond Question Ih'e BEST WEEKLY (or Farm and Home. READING The OKANGE JCDD FARMER I QutM Spci lU MCl I'f ti i Commencing Nov.

10, the chair ear now ing between Newton and Superior, on trains and will lie extended to Omaha, via tin F. E. it M. V. II.

forming a througii chair car line liclweco and Newton by way of Superior. Time schedule is as follows, based on A. T. S. time table of Nov.

2. -SO UTIII50 UNI). Leave Omaha via F. E. it M.

w.Uo a. m. Arrive Superior A. T. it S.

p. m. miles Attica does more business than any town of its si.e in the state. It is surrounded by a line farming country, which is occupied by a thrifty, energetic class of farmers, and their patronage alone amounts to thousands of dollars annually. The business men of the city are enterprising, and their liberal treatment of, and honest dealing with their customers attracts traclc from quite a distance.

People are fast finding out that our advertisers are keeping every promise made in their advertisements and they are coming to Attici to trade. Athletics, Shooting1, Military, Aquatics, Hunting, Lawn and Field Games, Cycling, Equestrianism, Amateur Photography, Fishing and Adventure in Every Land. AND EDITED BY ITI8 SOW, JAMES STRONG JUDD, A Choice of FIVE FREE BOOKS TuL'O a. 111. miles -SO liH miles Superior daily excepl Sunday; arrive Leave Arrive Strong City Letve Arrive Newton Note- Leave Omaha and Newton daily excepl Monday.

(50 cent worth GIVEN every annual subscriber of Obanoh Jddd 1'abmeb. 40 Hooks to choose from each complete in itself nd conniHtinR of 61 laiye octavo pafjeg, neatly DOUIIU. Ten am Rpfnrpn tVnrlu nH fliantlio Business njeO read for 30 embrace Htorieg by the Greatest Authors. You can buy a good home in Kansas and payforit just the same are nowpayiug rent for worn out, clammy clay, hill side farms in the Why not own a home of; your own. It is high time you were relaxation.

College rrjer? rrjah? it a ban-bOOk, for it comes In i 1- 1. i rurNaiupies, runner information, address tlie Publisher of this Paper. OBANGE JUDD FAR2IER, Chicago, AND THE BOTU One Year for 81.75. I VI TJ liO UN.D. Leave Newton via A.

T. S. p. ni. Arrive Strong City a.m.

j). closer toucii wua mem man anj iC'ta other publication. Send Subscriptions to this Office. miles graduate? find it 10:20 211 miles 1 days, and following its precepts keep good health in attendance. Leave Arrive Superior L-aye F.

F. M. Arrive Omaha Note Daily except Sunday. 10:22 p. m.

miles as away as a record of the bis particular line AV fl 1 0. MU VWKKS thinking of this, for the days of cheap lands in Harper county will soon be over. All inquiries addressed to our real estate advertisers will be promptly answered, and a li.st of bargain sent to you free. If you don't find any such write to this paper, and your communication will be forwarded to trustworthy and honorable dealers who will give it prompt attention. of sport.

Aotbcrs anl Iaugbters pronounce it the best because of its pure and healthful influence. They are especially interested In the department of Fiction which Rives "Outinr;" first place about the family -hearth and in the reading-room. Chair car passessengers from Arkansas City, Winticld, Caldwell, Wellington, Wichita and other points south and west, can transfer at Newton or Strong City to Omaha chair ear 011 same train, and similar holds good south bound, nnking a through service each wav between southern border of Kansas and Oinahn. The Fremont, Klkhoin it Mo. Villey J.

IL, is a first class line. Close connection is ma le at K.veter with I), it M. for a id Hastingsarrive Exeter (northbound) 12:11 noon, leave 12:27 and nrrive Lincoln 1:15 p.m. Leave Fxet( p. m.

and arrive Hastings W. J. Fl.u A. C. A.

I OBTAIN A PATENT? For a an honest opinion, write to il lit iv IU who have hnd nearly lifty venrs' experienne in the pntent busnu'ss. roiiitoiinica-tioni strictly cnnflricntinl. A linnilbouk of In. formation concerning Potent and bow to ot. tain tbem sent free.

Also a catalogue of ical and Bclentlflo books pent free. Patents taken through Mann Co. receive special notice in the lentilic Anicrionn. and thus are brotiuht widely before the public with-out cost to the Inventor. This splendid paper, jHSUed weekly, eleeantly illustrated.

hnbv far tno largest circulation of anv scientific work in liio world. a year. Sample conios sent free. Building Edition, monthly, tlflOa vnar. Single copies, cents.

Kvery number contains beau, tiful platej, in colors, and photographs of new houses, with plans, enabling builders to show the latent, designs and secure contracts. Address iWSX cu. Haw Yokk, aoi Buoauwat. Thk roads in Harper county are Jiever muddy, in the sense that is known in the Eastern States. The foil when wet is not sticky.

After SC0 TWO CET3 nil SJfMfLE Cofr, THE OUTING 239 Fifth N.Y. City..