The Attica Daily Advocate from Attica, Kansas • 4

The; Daily Advocate. MONEY your FARM OFFICIAL PAPER OP THE CTTY. Don't Fail to Call on TERMS- OF ADVERTISING. One column per month GO TO THE Son, Kansas, 810 0 600 400 3iH) 100 Half Fourth Eighth Attica, Lumber for budding purposes is cheaper In city than in any other town in the county. We had a pleasant call today from Mrs, W.

Graham, who is be. with a fine di-play of flowers and house plants. T. McDowel ta cYdd, about two years oil, by death, which was bur ed last Saturday. It was a ght intelligent little child.

Par ies wanting lots in Bishop's addition better buy wt il they can. They won't last many days, at the rate they are going sow. Wm. Walker and anvly, of Coman- he county, have bjen here several days visit-ins W. Croell Mr.

while here, i purcha-ir a few young catt'e. Locals 5 cts. per line each insertion. Subscription price 10 cts per. week.

10,000 acres of Choics Land for Sale, in Harper, Barber and Kingman counties. XST Abstracts Furnished. No. 9. 160 t-crf 6)4 miles northeast of At-.

cres fenced, goo 1 stone stable with room for ti all good land and well cultivated; pi ice 6 time on 6o0; price 4500. Red Front $3 800 SS. 23. 160 acres 12 milee from Attica, 100 acres in cul tood orchard, 2000 trees, od In 14x20 with eood stable and corn cr t8, ai a epltndid wtll of living watt. price Ko.

7. 163 acre 4 miles from Attica, 60 arres in cu tivatiou, 2 acres jence fod fratne house with fo rootcs and 1 12x14, a good cellar, plenty if runuing water, 75 apple, pe r5 ciier 11 60O catalpa aud ox alder trees, a rw of tn es along 1 3-4 ms Btction line ev rv ten ft, gooti well, all kimis smaM f.uit; SOUTHERN" KANSAS EAILWAY. ARKEVAL3 AND DEPARTKES. Passenger train from east 12:18 do do Local Freight from east 1:35 de do leaves, 2:9 in Passenger train eoing east do do Local Freight going east arrives, 5 00 a Co do leaves, do Medicine Lodge Branch! Frlesht arrives from Med. Lodge 11:40 a de leaves for do 4:00 Passenger arrives from do ...,3:34 pm do leares for do 12:40 J.

A. Hodges, Agent Attica, Kas. Office Houes, Attica P.O. Office opens 7:30 a m. Closes 7:30 ra.

Sunday, office open 1 hour after arrival of west bound train. Mail goin? east closes at 3:25 p. m. daily. Mail goinur west to Kiowa, closes at 12:10 m.

Mail going to Medicine Lnle, closes at 12:12 p. ni. Mail going to Rochester, north, closes at 12:45. J. B.

Bukbridge, Postmaster. 1 DRUGSTORE, 43. 161 acri 63 4 miles of Attica, all good farm lud, pUnty of ratmlug water, a barga for sjnie live farmer, $1000 Still they come. To ay reveral teams passed through town on thfir way west. Tbej were loaded with househo'd goodi and had several head of t-tock in the A double-deck chicken cop was a feature of a moving outfis to dty.

It occupied toe running ge rs of a light Even the chickens are coming to Southern Kansas. Lyt ds sold 4 lots in block addition, to A. C. Jobes, C. ok, A.

T. an H. II. Berry. These gentlemen know gool bargains when they see them.

The large 6tore room recently occupied by Kibby Bros. ha3 been rented for an auction room which will be opened in a few days. No first class booming town is complete without one. Dr. Ingles, of thjs city, yesterday extracted rom a citizen of this city a tape wo- measuring nearly thirty-five feet in length.

II -has it on exhibition at Mansfield drug store. 1 -We are informnl thst a pool was formed last evening by several of our citizens and purcha-ed ten lo's in ote blr ck. We have not been able to ran the item down to a definite batis. Josepb llarborand DT.Ford, of Champaign county, Ohio, acquaintances of D. Id! he looking at the country with a view" of For anything you want in J.

-V PURE DRUGS, 135 160 acres 31-2 ms Lorn Att ca, 7) acres in cul ivatii 30 fenced, od 1 1-2 tory frame house 14x26, barn 2 x30. 2 corn cribs, chl Len hi use, gowd Will, 4 yrs time on $12j0: price 3600. 136 160 acres 6 ms from Attica, all good land, 70 fccies in S0 acres fenced, small house, plenty water; 137 80 acre 1 from A' tica, all i ood land uncultivated, fe ced on 3 sides; $1200. 13- 80 ac es Yft ms of Attica, 12 acres un 3 wi fence, 18 acres in rass, 8 acr in orchard, house lfixi2 with 2 rooms, cave 10x12, wtll 20 ftet deD 2god or-cha 3 years old buJded fiuit, 500 forest trees, rtos easy; 121. 0.

13 210 acres i7 ms from Attica, SO acres la cu.iivation, 240 acrts fenced, two dwelling housis, one l6x'J8 twy stories, we itherboard a'd paintrd, the otter is 14xlS, toxd and weather boarded g'xd barn with joom for ten horees. gXid granary and fheus, two good wells, Voui oicLard, long time on onenird: price 4S00. 14- 240 acres five ms from Attica, 0 acres i'j cultiv-tion. 60 ncris ftn.ed, good frame houte I61I6 with cellar, toodbarn -i22, pod corn crib, fcO apple and 33 tbeiry trees, some peat-h trees hid a numbtr ol cottmwood, maple and other forest trees, terms easy; price $4560. 141 16J acres 2 1-2 mile? from At' ica, ten in cultivation, all good til.abelaud, plenty good ater, o- years time wdl be given $15 pr.ee 2500.

1(9 160 acres one-half of Attica, all good lan 45 icrea in od wter, SlouO iu time; price 3500. 112 160 acres 7 1-4 n.s from Attica, all good farm land, well watered, tcrms.easy; $160J. 114 160 acres ten ms of Attica, 4 torn land, ail tillable, time will be given cn 4900; price 2000 116 21-2 ms from Attica, all good land, 30 ai res broke, good sprit 117 16 i acres 3 ms cf Attic, 5" acres In cultivation, 50 acres fences, house of 4 roois, good meat house, crib, stable for four horses, water; L6 0. 121 160 acre, two ms of Attica, 60 acres in cultivation, good house, good chart, splendid epri near bouse, school boueia one half, mil s-j 3C00. 12 16 acres 9 1-2 miles fr: Attica, good valley land, 35 acres broke, good running water, small houe, art on time; 14 0.

124 160 acres three-fourth mile fr Attica 60 acres in cu tivation, good bouse with two corn cr.bfs, eTeriasti.g warr, good young orchard, screral hundred forest trees, ocd well of water, splendid pond, a bargain at 3500. 142 House and lot In bnpi ess center cf Attica ou Muin 6 reet.h i.se 2 stories aud well finis ed, bargiiu; (15 0. 143 Two dwe'licg bouses in west Attics, 3 rooms, painted and plastered, g.od KcaLon; prL 4 jO each. Also a number of choice business lots on Main i-treet, Attica, on asonab terms. j3.

100 acres 712 mile-, from Attica, pood ral ey laud, gooa frame of water. $2000. W). 160 acres 4 miles west of Attica, valley Uvd 65acnsin cuiiva ion, good box house good well, stab and sheds, 200 f.uit, l. t-O forest tres.

425U0. 61. S20 acres 6 miles from Attica, all vall tand, IOU acres in cultivation, 4 acres feiiced, two go frame houses, barn storhs hifh, wellp inted, gvod ell, 120 pt ach and apple trees in good rowin coudiiion, 3)0 forest trees, ad frooi cuitiva4ngland, well watered; pi ice 5f5 00. 62. ICO acres 14 miles from Attica, 20 acres broke, plenty running water, 1 5acresgoHi tillable me well, 5 1 peach and a number of forest trees, eay terrus; $'100.

66. l6')aerts6mswof acres broke all vallev laud, can ail be cul house, feood vi ell, terms; 1760. 71. 10 aires ms from Attics, all valley laud, runnh-g water, good house 42GO0, li.00 on me. 74 160 acres 3 1-2 ms from Attic, 40 acres iu cultivation, ptentv water, fcmail box house, some lruivti ces; $23 0.

83. 170 acres 7 ms from Attica, 50 acres in cultivation, 40 acres fenced, go hi 1 lz 6tory aue hoUi-e 16x22 plastered and nukbed.nood boi stable, corn ciibs, chi.ken houe, plenty of ttock water 1 ever fail ng, well of 6pleurid water, good caves, ho corral, 126 appie, 1000 peai't), catalpa trees and all kinds cf 6mall fru 2500. 87. 6.0 acres 14 ms of Attica, good stock farm, plenty running w. ter; $4480.

fr8. 160 acres 4 ms from At ica, 90 acres in cultivation, cau all be cultivated, 70 acres frnc- 2 acres in crcuard i years old, lou.e 20x4 'milU cl ar under all, good ba corn cribs i.nd chicken house all new $35uO, 4 0 on time. 125. 160 acre6 3 1-2 ms of Attica, 7 cres cultivation, cood frame bouse, orchard and plenty water; $2500. 123.

161 acres 2 ms from Attica, all good Jaui, 8 acrfs broke, good springs, time on 500; price 2,800. 19. 8ii acres 4 ms from Attica, 4') acres In cultivation, od bouse, tine well, running wat-rou tti ilace, terms easy; $2XM. 132. 240 acies 4 ms from 90 afrcs In cultivation, box ustf 14x24 2 goodwell-s 80 PERFUMERY, STATIONERY, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, City and Vicinity.

Attendance in No. 2, yesterday, 45; No. tardy, 2. Mayor Dobson, of Kiowa, was in the city yesterday. Capt.Coo'5 and A.

C. Jobes went to Albion this morning A. T. Barton, of Ilarper, was here on business yesterday. W.

M. Mjers, of the Lodge took in the eights yesterday. Mrs. Jastatt Is quite sick and under the care of Dr. Ingles.

Mr. Roberts, who has been on a yisit in Ohio, has returned. Aea Terrel, of St. Joseph, Is at the Na-tiona: hotel to-day. A Mcntzlng has agiin taken up the study of law under Theo.

Botk'n. Miss Katie DAzdll returned from Melicine Loue yesterday eveoiDg. Tte D. Y. W.

Y. K. society met last evening at Miss Alice Griggsby. J. M.

Miller, representing the Daily News of Cbicngo is in the city to-day. -Iieioember the exenrs on that goes to Medici ae Lodge Fri Jay night. Go and hear Rav. Lucas at the 1. 0.

0. entertainment Tuesday even ng. Devenriorf, as the Lost Dutchman, Is worth the expease of going to Medicine Lodge to see. Many of our people complimented us on the appearance of the fL st number of the Daily. Miss Eva SIcDanM, ia compiDy with her cousin, Mr.

Baker, visited friends in Hazelton yesterday. Don't forget the Festival, Tuesday evening, given by the I. O. O. F.

This will be Worth attending. The Attica Real Estate Exchange has made a large number of real estate transfers during the past wee k. Mrs. Nannie King starts for Omaha, today. She will stop in Kansas City for a few days to visit relatives.

L. P. Tilley passed throngh 'here to Sharon today with his family andgoods, where he will reside in the future. A. D.

Clark, who ha mad several deliveries of trees at. this place, dk'd yery suddenly at Sharon, Friday of last week. Miss Lue Li ndy, of Kiowa, was in town several days on a visit to friends. Ihewas former'y a clerk in the postoffi e. The of P.

Band will start to the Ldge at 4 p. m. iday, in company with the Lost Dutchman troupe. Get a ticket and go. not fail to be present at the (Ml Fellows' entertainment ro-night.

It is gotten up in a good cause, besides you will have a good time. The farmers are busy plowing for corn and many of them have fcnislied planting oats. A good rain would be of great benefit to this section. Stmuel Tedford and family will remove to "i TENT 11 Pi purchasing 'and. Mr.

Harbor is a relative of Wtlter Harbor. operty in the we9t and northwest part of town fs advancing rapidly in prices and a large number of transfers are made daily ginct-It has hecorae known that the new depot wid be post ively located there. Ye-terday Miller's stables started a team out J. A. Blmchnrd, traveling salesman for G.

Be ker a Ch go elothl r. He intends to work the to southern tiers of west to the State li e. P. F. M'ller tells the roadtrs ot the daily that be is still on hand ith a splendid sto of goods at prices to sui" the times.

Mr. Miller always keeps a first class stock and is always at the front. Read his ad. We publish, in circular form, today the statement of the Attica fctate Bank, wbich shows a s-lid incraa inbusine s. At a rt-cent meeting of she stockholders C.

8. bes wa elected vice pres dent, the other oincers of the bank remaining as formerly. S. A. Wolfe informs us that h(? is almost daily in rec-iptof lttters from eastern have invested in property in Attica, to take it off the market or to tdv -nee the pr ces from ten to twenty per cent and in some ins ances double, as they are aware of the fact that Attica will shortly have a genuine and fcnbttan-tial boom, a card in to-day's paper it will be 6een that A Muntzing postively declines to all vr the use of his one in counection witi the office of mayor.

This settles the qua ot a far as he is concerned, bur, we rem irk that Mr. M. would make of the best executive officers any city couid have. No town in Soithern Kansas is fhow'ng the act vity that Attica is at the present time, every. hiiig is fu of life, vigor and energy.

Our young to is owing more eubstatiti'l-ly and rapidly than ever be re. Steps are being t.tken to make it a city of the second clat'S. A 6treet car 1 ne is now under cods d-eration, to connect the pot of theS. K. R.

th the Santi Fe dep runuing through Main. to Ave. tbeuce west to the new depot grounds, to be completed foou as THE HU J. G. WILSON, Prop.

-HEADQUARTERS FOR Center of first block north of rail road, east side Main street. ATTICA, KANS. C. J1ELL, D7 Physician and Snrgeon. OFFIC for pre-eut, at rrside ce 1 A-e- A west of Main -t.

ATTICA, KANSAS 5 F. MEUANDA, Pliysician and Snrgcon, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Corner of Main street and Avenue ATTICA, KANSAS. Where can be found the Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods and Groceries in Southern Kansas, which will be than can be bought elsewhere. WE! WUHIT YOUR PRODUGE, For which we will always Pay the Highest Market Price.

You are invited to call and Examine our stock and get prices before Purchasing Goods Elsewhere. Special attention given to Chronic diseases and to the disease ot women. Office one door south of Wilson's store. Residence cor ave.U and Garfield st. Office hours to 9 a.m.,1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. ATTICA. AN8AL. trains are running over th it road. Avenue will be grade andVurbed and od substn tial 6ide walks laid at once.

Our mill prcj V. ELEKIUK, M.D.G. W. ELEKIClv.AJ ELSRICK Is well under way and will be completed in a bhort time. W.

MAKE TOUu DOME ATTRACTIVE. Tlants, Plants, Hants. Grepnhonse plants a bulbs from the rhjscians Surgeons. Besides doing a regular practice. We give especial attention toi surgery" and diseases of wornn.

Office oue door south of Avune on wes side of Main street. VrETM01tE. Justice of the Peace and Collection Agent. ATIIUA, KANSAS. OlSce First door west of posroffice.

Harper greenhouses, for sale to day ad ro- mrrov, r'rst door west of the Citiz-. ns Bank. I may be found at the above p'ace from I to 5 p. m. W.

O. ijkaua.m, Prop. Mass TmpHrance Convention. There will be a temperance mass convention held at the U. B.

church ncit Friday evening at 7:30, for the purpose of placing in nomii a- tion a full ticket for city flleers. A general attendance is solicited. By orJer of Execu 3rd Door North of National Hotel, Dealers in Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, Cigars and Tobacco. A FIRST GLASS; PRESCRIPTION CLERK always in attendance. Physicians Patronage Solicitcdi Jfc5rritKintiti.8 compounded day or night.

QUO WELL 13LOS. Grain and Coal Dealrrs. Cat land get prices. Sout'i of railroad track Main street, ATTICA, KANSAS. JO TO TIIE CITY PARLOR For Frnits, Confectiou.s Ac.

The only first class KeKtuuraiit in the city. Meals and Dy Hoard at reasonoble rales. First door nort of tho National Hctel. LANRV A LANKY. tive For Sale.

A span of good young work mules. Inquire Of Jas. Ilelbert, one mile south of Attica. 2 Crystal SpriDgs tomorrow, where he hs been condactsng a blacksmith shop for some months. The surveyors, locating the line from Newton to in and Attica, are exp cted ht re 'j the 2.

tn, when they will locate the depot grounds. S. V. Devendorf went to the Lodge today to make fiual arrangements to bring; out tue st Dutch nan" at that place, and will return Thursday. N.

Griggsby spent two or three days in the booming town of Wichita. He says it is the wonder of Kansas, which means much in th boouiiug state. The Bo trd of Trade has sent off on important missions a majority of its officers. The ardis doiug good work, which will be known before ion sr. Mis.

Hon.ee Hatfield went to Newton yrsterday to visit relatives andJriends, and now Horace has Lis hands thrust into his pockets to his elbuws. From the present outlook and the disposition of our business men to jdve the da ly a support we row thina of enlarging it one column to the page. There will be a grand excursion from Attica ti Medicine Lodge text Friday evening, to a tend the play of the "Lost Dutchman," Make your preperations to go. Wm. Rambo has put a large addition to his resi ejsce on North Main str et.

Cook Voorhes put on the im roof. Mr. H. now has one of the best houses in that end of town. Spring: Opening.

Mrs.Insiey will open her stock of millinery and fancy Wednesday and cordially invites the ladies ofAttica and vicinity tocail ONES BROS. General Blacksmiths, And WAGoN and WOOD work. N-w work and R-pirinsa specialty, febop first door east of -Hub." C. S. Jobes, Vice Pres't.

C. E. Denton, Cashier. A. C.

Jobes, Pres't. J. B. Burbridge has ordered large lots of fine house plants, which will be oh sale at the post office. 1-1 -2d LBEEIT JASTATT, A Boot and Shoemaker.

Boots and shoes made to order, tlepalring neatly done, shop in third bl-ck trom railroad on east side of Main street. A it i a State 13 a ATTICA, KAETSAS CAPITAL STOCK $50,000. Transacts a General Sanking Business. LOANS MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES CORRESPONDENTS Richard TI. Allen 31 and S3 Broad St New York.

chants National Bank, Kansas City Mo, Uansaa National Bank, WUbita, Kftnuui jyj UANNIMAN, General Blacksmith. Kepairina: 'iid a Kpcialty. MARKETS. Corrected Dally. Butter, per pound 15c Egsis, ptr doz- $yc L-ird.

per lb Chickens, per doz 50 Potatoes, perbu coc Bacon sides, per lb M. Sc Hams, per lb 12c Feathers, ev 45c Shoulders per lb 714c Corn, per bu 2Se Oats, per bu soc wheat, perbu 75c Millet seed, per 1 00 Prices reasonable. Attica, Kansas. M.B. FOWLER, THE PHOTOGRAPHER.

hea)est and best vrork. Aitica, Kansas..