The Attica Daily Advocate from Attica, Kansas • 4

i pawn iigx-jmvriesmmaxrejtinmv wsmtau p-mg Tot The Daily Advocate. C. BELL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon.

OFFICE for present, at residence on Ave. A west of Main fct. ATTICA, KANSAS. r. Tir on FARM sun au w.

lYiUiinr A building boom is the best boom that ever struck a town. Such booms furnish employment to laboring men and mechanics. They also make trade, but purely speculative booms never built up a town, nor never will. Spec-nintivo booms, stripped entirely of a L. A.

Hoffman, Editor. YOU Go to Holmes Raiisback's for i Gasoline Stoves. There should be an effort made to make the picnic next Friday as pleasant as possible for the little ones. Nothing tends more to render children respectful and obedient than efforts on the part of parents to make as many bright spots as pos D.m't Full to Oil! on TKHMS OF ADVERTISING. li IK) 400 3 HO I CO One column montii Half Fourth Eighth Cards Locals 5 cts.

per lln 'ach i'jseriioa. lpliou jirk'O 10 Cts week. YY F. 2UERANDA, Physician and Surgeon, Special attention given to Chronic diseases and to the disease of women. Office one door south of Wilson's store.

Residence cor ave.C and Gartteld St. Office hours 8 to 9 a.m.,1 to i and 7 to 9 p. m. ATTICA. KANSAS.

sible in the lives of their children. C.E.Gowerhas a splendid stock of J. EL Hamilton Son, Attica, Kansas, Who Fu n. it at Lowest. Hates, Without Belay, We ihn have 10,000 aci'ss of Choici Land for Sale, in Harper, Barber and Kingman counties.

gr Abstracts Furnished groceries on sale and he is selling at the building boom, will fall fiat every time, and all it requires Is a little time for it t6 go head foremost into some ditch, and is not worth the trouble of pulling it out. Attica is situated just right for a building boom and we believe she will get, in the near future, such an one as she has never had, not even equaled by the first year of her existence. i Anti-Saloon Republicans, lowest possible figures. Mr. Gower is a young man of excellent habits and a thoroughly reliable business man.Young W.

ELERICK, M.D.G. W. ELERICK.BI.D ELERICK Pbysclans Surgeons. men who have the grit to establish them Besides doing a regular practice." We eive selves in busihess'and devote themselves especial attention to surgery and diseases of Women. Office one door south or Avune on west side of Main st reet.

acres fenced, trooi stone stable with rojai to the drudgery of a business life should receive the plaudits of any community, 6 horse, time ou fOuO; price 4500. and Mr. Gower is doing this and is mak WETMORE. ing a success. Justice of the Peace No.

9. 160 Hcres'6 miles northeast of Attica, al laa'd'aud well cultiratedj yilce 43 300. No. 3. 160 acres 12 riiilee from Attica, 190 acres in cul.ivation,n uood orchard.

2000 forest trees, good houe 14s2ii with b-etrfent, good si able and corn cr hs, and a well of living water; price No. 27. 100 acre. 4 miles from 0 arre in cultivation, 2 acres tu'eei. ood frame house with fo rooms and a eood cellar, pleutv of running water, 75 apple, Owing to the resignation of "WV M.

Hon. Albert-Griffin, chairman of the Anti-Saloon Republican. National committee of New York, has called a public meeting to be held in Cooper union, New York, on Wednesday, May 2, undt the auspices of the Anti-Sa oon Republican National committee. It wLlbe presided over by Ex-Chief Justice Noah Davis, supported by a larpc number of prominent Republicans as vice-presidents, and will be addressed by Hon. Wra.

Evarts, Hon. Drewer as a member of the city council and Collection Agent. ATTICA, KANSAS. Office First door west of postoffice. it will be necessary to elect some one to 135 160 acres 3 1-2 ms from Attica, 70 acres In culMvation.30 acres fenced, eod 1 1-2 story frame house 14x20, bam 20x30, 2 corn cribs, chicken house, good well, 4 yrs.time on price 3000.

130 160 acres 0 ms from Attica, a'l good land, 7) Cres in cultivation, SO acres fenced, biiial house, plei.iy water; 137 SO acre 1 from A'tica, all ool land uncultivated, fe. crd on 3 fides; 1200. 133 80 acres ms of Attica, 12 acres unier 3 wi fence. IS acres in trass, 8 acres in orcbtrd, house lfiriiJ with 2 rooms, cave 10x12; well 20 feet deeo. 2 good springs, orchard 3 years old buorded fruit, 500 forest trees, terms easy; 12100.

supply the place made vacant. Ihe position of councilman is not a pleasant ti'O ne cucr v. caiama aim trees, a r. es along 1 3-4 ms one, but it is an important one, and should be filled by the very best citizen. An effort should be made to induce some section line ft, good well, all kinos email uU 3.

0. rpHEO. BOTKISf. Attorney at Lar. Office over Tostofflce, Attica, KaDsas.

Stewart L. Woodford, Hon. Theodore Roosvelt and others Mr. Griffla in his call says "Most true Republicans bave long been 60 indignant at the toujiueeringandcerruptirgiifluence of the 43. 1C- r06S 4 miles of Attica, all good farm lana, plenty running water, a bargain for some live fanner.

$1000. good man to run for the place. Attica has plenty of the right kind of men. saloon, in politics as well as in social life, that Unite on some one of them and elect they haye been reetrained from makirg war on QROWELL BLOS. Grain and Coal Dealers.

him. it only by the convict! that the public mind was not ready for decisive action. It is now, City and Vicinity. Lemom 30 cint. pjf djztm at Ilacniltoii's Bring in your church notices for Saturday's daily.

Capt. Cook and C. S. Jobes were in Anthony yesterday. The Southern Kansas Medical association is in session at Wichita.

Dr. Wilson and G. II. Lynds went to Bluff City yesterday and will return From the Eagle we learn that Elder Botkin was too ill last Sunday to fill his pulpit. AVe can recommend the firm of Bradley Shoemaker as reliable real estate agents.

ESjTflic Eclipse is the place to Buy your Groceries. 34.f With natural gas, coal, and strong Indications of oil, Kansas bids fair, to become the Pennsylvania of the west. School Report Attendance yesterday was as follows: Koom room 2, 31; room 3, 37; room 4, 12. Total, 117. It is thought the work on the M.

church will be sufficiently advanced to allow the usual services to be held in the church next Sabbath. Agaricus were plentiful this morning, owing to the late heavy rains and those who are fond of them were gathering them in in large quantities. To-morrow is Ascension day. On that day the Christian church celebrates the reception of our Savior into glory, after his last appearance on earth. JESTS weet potato plants at the Eclipse grocery store.

n41tf K. I. Mansfield left on yesterday afternoon's train to attend the grand lodge South ofrailronl track ATTICA, KANSAS. Call and prices. Main street, however, evident to most intelligent, dispas The second story of our Bank building is for rent iu whole or in part.

Apply to 4-i-tf Attica State Bank. A widow lady settled in Wichita some 53. 100 acres 7 1-2 mile- from Attica, good val ey land, good frame house.plentv of water. 60. 100 acres 4 miles west of Attica, valley land 65 acres in cultiva'ion, good box house 14x24, good well, stable and sheds, 200 fruit, IK) forest trees, i-2500.

01. 320 acres miles from Attica, all valley laud; 1(J0 acres in cultivation, 4 acres fenced, two go frame houses, barn 1 stories hijih, well punted, good well, 120 peach and apple trees iu good proving condition, 30u forest trees, gool cultivating land, well watered; price fa1 100. 62. 100 acres 14 miles from Attica, 20 acres sionate observe1 6, th-t the time has armed when the republican party should and must and will be placei upon an unequivocal anti- years ago and secured a few lots on saloon platf- rm. Even though some may this unfortunate, the fact remains that JONES BROS.

General Blacksmiths. And WAGON and WOOD work. Now work and Repairing a specialty. Shop livsl door east of "Hub." 139 240 acres 17 ms from Attica, SO acres in cultivation. 240 acres fenced, two dwelling houses, one 16X28 two ard painted, the other is 14x10, boxed and weatherboarded, good birn wiib room for ten horses, good granary and sheds, two good wells, youi.g chard, loug time onope-tfirdj price 4S00.

14) 240 acres ifve ms from' Attica, SO acres in cultivation, (50 ticri'S fem-ed," good frame house 10x10' with cellar, pood barn 14x22, good corn crib, apple and SJ cbeiTy trees, some peaeh trees and a number of maple and othe? forest trees, terms easy; price 4500. 141 100 acres 2 1-2 miles from Attica, ten acu-K in eukrvetiou, ail good tillable landa plenty water, one years time will be given on $i5U0; price 2500. 1 9 100 acres one-half of Attica all pood land, 43 acres in ci.ltivation,gbod water, $hW tn time; price 3500. 112 100 acres 7 1-4 ms from- AJftiia, all good farm laud, well watered, terms easy; flOOO. 114 100 acres ten ms of Attica, bottomland, all tillable, time wilFbe given on the issue can not longer be evaded.

The prac which she built a small house, where she had.maintained herself and family until now. The spread of that great city has at last reached her and a few days since she wrote to a friend and tical question before us, as Republicans, is, broke, plenty running water, 5 acres good tillable land, 1 story frame bouse.good Well, cw can it be met so as to secure the maxi mum of gain with the minimum of lossl This tr peach and a number of forest trees, easy terms; $1100. 66. 160 acres 6 ros of acres broke all valley land.can all be house, can be done by becuricg public expressions of asked if he would advise her to sell for LBERT JASTATT, Boot and Shoemaker. Boots and shoes made to order.

Repairing neatly done. Shop in third block from railroad on east side of Main s-treet. opinion at once from enough of the influential her little home. He replied: memters of the party who favor a forward "Yes, and before you sleep." But she i good well, easy terms; $1700. K0 arres Sm fr Attic, all fa'ley tland, rutiuii waitr, 2K), l-UJ movement, and have the moral courage and devotion to principle which marks the real had slept, and written him another let- on t.me.

ner before his reply reached her, in leader to make it evident that where they go the party will folio ToECcuresuch an ex jyj IIANNIMAN, General Blacksmith. 'Repairing nd Ilorsehhoeins; a specially. Prices reasonable. Attica, Kansas. pression, and to reduce the responsibility in each cuse as mtch as possible, similar invita tions to lhis.one have bten 6ent to a large number of leading Republicans ia nil parts of the country, and if those who have announced 74.

160 acres 3 1-2 ms from Attic. acres in plcntv vate t-ma 1 box houc, somefrni" trees; $23 0. f3. 170 acres 7 ms om Attica, 50 aer in cultivation, 40 hcp nce.i, I 1--' ame houe 16x22 p' teiei hi.I beVo. Ink stable, c-rn cibs, ei i k.

hou-e, plenr.v of tuck ater evei fail iu. wi! of sleii id water too caves. Iio-r orral. 12(5 p. i000 peaeit, catala tneo ai.d ill u.is small 87.

fw acres t4 ms of stock farm, plenty run nig ter; -8. TOO acre 4 in, from is-, acres in cultivation, can all be cultivate- 7'J acres fenced, 2j aere In orchard i years old, oue USSELL WfGGINSV Attorney a Law. Office over Citizens Bank, Attica, Kansas their hostility to the saloon in private will generally respond there will be little or no further controversy as to what the general of theK. of P. order.

He will spend a policy of the party shall be in the future the which she told him she had just been offered 53,000 for the property. All this in Kansas. Topeka Capital. The Topeka Democrat truthfully says: "The newspapers of Kansas are to-day doing more to advertise the state and bring in settlers than all other agencies combined. Think of it.

There are fifty-five dailies that ring the praises of our soil, our climate and our towns six days in every week. Besides these, there are weeklies almost without number circulating, not only here, but in every state in the union. The people of Kansas can afford to be generous to the newspapers; they are doing for the state whhat could not be valued in dollars and cents." day or two in Kansas City on his return. question us to the 6picific measures to be QO TO THE CITY PARLOR adopted from tim to time being left to the The Missouri Pacific now has 1,754 miles of comDleted road in Kansas. Its pi 116 21-2 ms from Attica, all good land, SO' acres good spring 2401 J.

117 160 acres 3 ms of Attica, 5" acres in cultivation, 50 acres fenced, house 4 rooms, good meat house, crib, stable for four horses, plenry water; 5.6.0. 132 160 acre two ms of Attica, CO acrefe' in cultivation, good house, good orchard, splendid sprii-g near house, school house one-half mile; 3000. 123 16 acres 9 1-2 miles from Attica; good valley land, 35 acres good running water, small house, part ou time; 14.0. 124 100 acres three-fourth mile from Attica 00 acres in cultivation, good house with two corn crLs, eterlastijg good younsj orchard, several hundred forest tree, good well of water, splendid pond, a bargain at 3500. 142 House and lot in business center of Attica ou Main mse 2 stories' aud well finished, a bargiiu 1500.

143 Two dwelling houses in west Attica, 3 rooms, painted and plastered, good location; price 4J0 each. Also have a number of choice business lots on Alain ttreet, Attica, on reasonable terms. various state legislatures and to congress. 0x24 'ii 4lar under h's, pnnii ca'fl fiffn The only first i For Fruits, Confections. Ac.

ibs -lid cii.ekei. liouse all N- 4 0 Meals and Day i i-. i i i ciass itesiauraui. in me ciiy lines traverse fifty-seven counties of the time ureeiibuurg, paper ima urCu icccu fc reagonoble rales. (o0! north A 9 il 1 I ww -r LAN II LANEY.

of the National Hotel 1 100 acres 8 1-2 ms of Attica, 70 acres wni a contains a nonce tuii iwo oi me ieau- state. Last year its mileage of rail in Kansas was increased six hundred in cultivation, irood frame house, orchard and ing citizens of the town had taken their fami plenty water; $2S00. miles. lies and departed for Kansas. The inevitable hoosier comment fo lows an i the editor won 123.

100 acres 2 ms from Attica, all good land, 28 acres broke, good Eprirgs, time on Deuler in ders, why sensible people will insist upon mov Charley Voorhes was delivering mushrooms this morning He made his $500; price ing from the abode of plenty to the habitation 129. Si) acres 4 ms from Attica, acres iu of cyclones, drought, potato bugs, railroad cultivation, good house, fine well, running watt-r on the place, terms easy; $2J0(. first delivery to Capt. Cook, contracting for oysters for December delivery, the Harness and HARNESS O.L Bridles, Whips, Combs, Brushes, fcc, Attica, Kansas. bonds, starvation and untold misery.

Yet in the face of these assertions the depopulation 132. 240 acres 4 ms from Attics, 90 acres in Captain taking the cnances of the rise cultivation, box house 14x24, 2 goodwills, 80 of Indiana waxes apace. Kingman News. or fall in the oyster market and the ap amtLUJiiiwr petite of Charley. At this time there is not a lovelier country on earth to look upon than the country surrounding Attica.

The orchards and groves are now almost in full leaf and the whole face of the country is covered with beautiful green grass and a wonderful variety of the handsomest wild flowers ever produced by any soil. The growing crops are a feature MgrEight packages of starch at the HU THE Eclipse for 25cts. n41tf 5 AH the cities and towns of Southern Kansas, from Missouri to the west line mm i BED and present undoubted proofs that a rich of the State, are growing and prospering. Their growth, too, is steady and A youn man had his girl out carriage riding the other. evening, and the horse took fright and ran away.

In turning a corner the vehicle overturned, and the young lady was pinned to the earth, and the body of tne carriage lying heavily across her waist She was rendered unconscious. When she was released from her perilous situatiou she slowly opened nor eyes as consciousness returned, and faintly gasped: "Don't squeeze me quite so hard next time Johiu" Mer chant Tiavmcr. J. G. WILSON, Prop.

HEADQUARTERS FOR harvest is in store for the farmer. The late abundant rains have done wonders lor tnis section ana now wouia oe a good time for the land seeker to visit our country and see with his own eyes Attica, Kansas. Commercial Travel mads a Specialty, 9 what we have said many times. Go to Holmes Railsback's for Gasoline Stoves. Horses Boarded by the day or week at -easonable rates: The Siar and Kansa3 thus remarks on Transient Stocn Carefully Attended H.

HATFIELD, the hoggishness of concers that were built up by Kansas: "The action of the Kansas City papers in declining to pub lish any news relating to the growth of Has the best bargains in Pioneer Nleat Market, enduring, because it i3 based on the substantial development of the richest and most beautiful country that the sun, passing from continent to continent, lights and warms. The school will have a picnic on Friday. All the patrons and children are expected to be present and have a general good time. There wiU be a way provided for all to get to the grove. Dinner will be one of the greatest features of the day and will be served in regular picnic style.

We hope to have a good deal of real pleasure on the occasion. G. Make your city loans with the Attica State7 Bank and get best rates and your money in hands in three days, 44-tf Eev. J. A.

Davis, of Attica, occupied Rev. Lucas' pulpit at the M. E. church on Sunday morning. His subject was "Life" in its various forms.

He treated the subject scientificaUy, from the first phases of its existence through all the lower orders up to that of man with his multifarious duties, hope and possibilities. The sermon was pleasing, interest Kansas towns unless they are paid for it, and in suppressing such facts in the as Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Comer of Main street and Avenue ATTICA, KANSAS. Where can be found the Lanrest and Best Stock of Dry Goods and Groce ies in Southern Kansas, which will be than can be bought elsewhere. WB OTAHETT YOUR PRODUCE, For which we will always Pay the Highest Market Price.

You are invited to call and Examine our stock and get prices before Purchasing oods Ulsewhere. sociated press reports sent to, them, is PITNEY MANN, (Successors to Black Fitch) Having purchased the above meat market, we have thoroughly renovated and otherwise improved the lacilties for properly hand-Hng meats during the hot month, we solicit the patronage of the general public. DRY GOODS, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cap Groeeries.Glass and Queonsware. And will not be UNDERSOIL. not of a character to commend those sheets to the patronage of the people of this state.

"VVe hope that the time will come when Kansas will have a metropolitan press of her. own, and be no longer obliged to depend upon Missouri publications for news." Quite a number of Kansas cities have All kinds of meats always on hand and the best can be had in this market. Wo B-ay Hides and Pelts, paying tue highes markei prlccscs. Give us a call and see for Yourself. tried the experiment of paying out C.

E. Denton, Cashier. S. Jobes, Vice Tres't. A.C.

Jobes, Tres't. COME AND SEE US 3-D-: C. A. PRATT. W.

J. RATHER. Pratt Rather (Successors to Jones Co.) ica dcaie tsan -IX OCB- NEW AND ELEGANT QUARTERS. LIVERY. FEED SALE STABLES, 0 ATTICA, KABTSilS CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.

Transacts a General Banking Business. Attica, Kansa IS. We have the best outfits in the City and our ing and instructive. In the evening Elder Gates, from the same pulpit, delivered an "eloquent discourse on the parable of "The Prodigal Sin." Harper Sentinel. The 'Frisco railroad will scon put in a station at Dorester P.

one mile west of the Caldwell township liner There has been a town laid out at that point, caHed Dorster, and from present appear ances there will, in the near future, be quite a large town started there, as quite a number of people are talking of bunding there at once. From its location we believe that "Xew Dorster" will make quite it is six westji of and four miles east of Blackstone. Caldwell Times. KSTGo to Bradleyf Shoemaker0 JESHor City Loans. Best terms-a jTmade.

d39tf L. A. "Wikoff, of the Minneapolis Stables will always be supplied with first class stock for commercial travelers and short drives. LOANS MOM AT TI LOWEST 11 Stock boarded by the day or week at rea money to advertise their "boom" in papers outside the state. In every instance, so far, the experiment has proven eminently unsatisfactory.

People everywhere are apt to believe that the home papers can give far more accurate information as to local matters than those abroad, and information is what they desire. Judicious advertising in home papers, not overcoloring the picture but stating actual facts will pay better than anything else. Atchison Patriot. The folks at the Attica Stae Bank have made more city loans than all the other companies together.because they give inside rates and secure your money at once. 44-tf The teachers haye ordered the books for the new library.

The order is for fifty-five volumns of the most valuable books. There is a little fear now that the books will not be here by the close of the term, but even if they should not be here then, arrangements will be made for the scholars to use the books this summer. There will be a librarian elected and a suitable place chosen for the books. We hope the people will show interest in the library and contribute as they have opportunity. Prof.

Garver, Misses Youngblood, Davy and Mer- sonable prices. CALL AND SEE US. CORRESPONDENTS: Richard H. Allen 31 and 33 Broad New York, chants National Bank, Kansas City Mo. Kansas National Bank, Wichita, Kansas.

The Largest stock of HAEDWAEE In thecouuty. COOK V00RI1ES, DEALEB IX Great Western Stoves Ranges, CENTRAL MEAT MARKET, Ir. M. PK ATT, Proprietor. The public will find this market clean Guns, Pistols Cutlery JPumps, Spades, ShoV' els, Shoes, Barbed Wire, Builders Tools.

and neat and will always nave on hand a fresh supply of all kinds of MEATS, SAUSAGE, (Colo.) Chieo, which means sage brush, gave us a pleasant call to-day. He says his town is building at a satisfactory rate and he has high hopes that it will continue to grow in the future. The Chico is a first class paper, and, as "WikolTis a number one newspaper man, he will make his paper a success. There 3rd Door North of National Hotel, Dealers in Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Stationery, Toilet Ar tides, Patent Medicines, Cigars and Tobacco. A FIRST CLASS PRESCRIPTION CLERK always in attendance.

Physicians Patronage Solicit ecL jfSTescriptions compounded day or night. TIN ROOFING A SPECIALTY. PRICES REASONABLE. Eanev should receive the thanks of ia no one -cvViotyi wa a i I Ana very tiling eise round In a first class Cash Paid for Hides, Give me a Call. xu-vi.

xui we csiauusuiueuiw a liDrary i store, all of whic will be sold succeed than L. A. lie left for An- for our schools, and it should, by all I thony to-day and will return to the sage means, be added to so as to make the li- AT BOTTOM PRICES brush in a day or wo. brary one of the best in the county. First door north of Attica state Bank..