The State Line Democrat from Waldron, Kansas • 1

nt a tf DEMOCRAT. IliJi EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICK TO ALL; SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO NONE." Jrffrrstm VOLUME 2. WALDRON, KANSAS, MAY 23, 191.1. NO 30, a a ft If so bring us your Butter, Cream, Chickens and Eggs. We pay the highest cash market price, not an inflated price, gotten up so that we 1 I can land upon you with some high priced goods so that we can break even, in order to make you think we are IT.

Come, get the cash and buy where you please. Our motto, Honest Weights, and Courteous Clara Rtbins uud children and. Mrs. Wansor visited Mrs. P.

II C. Johnson Thursday. Marion Freeman aud family, Albert Nolaud and family and Alvin Hugher Jr. and family visited H. F.

Chaneys Sundav. Your Aunt 1ictortj Items. E. L. Taylor called at Ed Shermans Sunday morning.

Mrs. L. F. Staika i3 visiting at Harper, Kans. this week.

Elwood Ratlifi and family spent Sunday at Bert Chaneys. Mrs. Nettie Hughes is improving after a few weeks sickness. Harold Hughes spent Saturday afternoon with Perry Snyder. Herbert Sherman spent Sunday with Bert and Grant Sherman.

John Hughes is helping Fred Johnson put up alfalfa this week. Rev. Smith of Cordell, Okla. is visiting at L. F.

Starks at present. Lydia Bennett i doing house work for Mrs. E. L. Taylor at present.

Mr. G. W. Rockwell and wife visited with their son John and family, Sunday. Sadie Hughes and Jefferson Leslie, spent Saturday evening at Al Hughes.

Mr. Jesse Nichols and wife were Over the Uills to Foorhouse Over the Hills to the Poorhoine. Over the hills to the poorhouse, I'm setting 3 sizzling pace; I've mortgaged my home for an auto, And I'm playing'r straight for place. There are others well up in the running, But I'm holding my own, you bet; I can see the roof of the county farm, Aud I'm go'ng to gei there yet. Of course, I can't afford it (There are very few who can), But the familv whined xbout it, And insisted I wasn't a man If I didn't get six cylinder.

A tonneau, some tires and plugs, And go out and speed on the highway With automobuble bugs. So we plastered the house with a lien, The second, I'd have you know; The first for part of the purchase price, And a few other things I owe. My wife said it would be a saving, We'd soon pay for the machine With the difference between the car fare And the co; of gasolene. The girls hd to hire a "shufier," A lantern-jawed sor-of-a-gun, And when Sonny goes out for a joy ride, I'm sorry he hasn't one, For whenever he hits a lamp post Or sends the car into a ditch. I cough up some more spondulix To fatten the bloated rich.

Once I wes known for my wisdom, My business foresight it was keen, But that was before 1 invested In an aid-to-bankruptcy machine. Now others are getting the rhino, Their assets with solvency shine, While I'm on the road to the poorhouse T. Home for the Indigent, mine. Whoopee! Clear the way, for I'm coming; Just passed by a bunch of my friends, All bent in the 6ante direction, Where the road of the scorcher ends. It's the place of the drunken sailor, At the helm of a rudderless ship; Over the hills to the poorhouse, I'm hitting a helluva clip.

O. B. Bulletin. Treatment. Waldron Produce Company.

Mr. Geo. White of Wheaton, Mo. who is here' and will conduct the business fiom now on. We desire to thank the business men of the town for their patronage of the past, also correspondents for the aotive part they have taken in' helping to make the paper a success.

Mr. White takes the paper where it is, and all past due subsciptions are to be paid to him, and we trust that those who are interested in the interested in the growth of Waldron will ralley to his support, in fact we know they will, Mr. White has had quite a large experience in Newspaper work. He is a graduate of the State University of Indiana and Is capable of giving the town and community a good paper It is with reluctance that we resign our place as editor. In the time we have been here we have learned to greatly respect and care for the citizens of this community and we trust that as we give up our position that it is with enemies few and friends many.

We are fully aware of the fact that there is no man who dares to espouse the cause of the common people without making some enemies, but wc know as the days go by that even those may think thev have a grudge now will awake to the fact that the cause we have persued ha3 been right, any way we had much rather face a frowning world because of doing that, that is right than to gaze upon a fawning one because we had stepped aside from the principles of justice and truth. Again we sincerely thank you one and all. for the many kindness which we have lece'-ed at your hand, and as we shall still live a-rnong you and be a citizen of the town, you will ever find us doing all in our power to advance the interests of the town and community, jusc as we have done in the past. Respectfully, 10 1 IRE III We want to say to you, that if you have never got a bargain in your life now is your chance. 9x12 rugs that sold for $20.

now $16.75. Floor covering is What we are long on and that is what you need. We also have a NICE PRESENT i Rn Outrage Isaac Jones State Ageut of the National Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn, was in town last week looking after their interests. After looking over our town he pronounced it one of the cleaniest and best town of its size that he had visited in the State D.

Paul Zieglr callers at Ed Shermans Monday afternoon. 4 Mrs. J. E. Cotterill spent Friday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs.

H. Sherman. Alma end Olin Harmon ana Alrr.a Jones attended the ball game at Waldron. Sunday. II.

B. Snyder and fai'ily and Fred Snyder and family visited at II. W. Snyders, Sunday. Velma Salsberry aud Maud Gaith-ers were callers at E.

L. Taylors, Tuesday morning. John, Hughe3 and Grant Sherman spends most of their spare time here lately fishing. Misses Emms Cotterill and Ruby Sherman were callers at Mrs. Shelley 3 Thursday afternoon.

Earle Dunlap atl(i family and Mrs. J. E. Taylor and children spent for every person that visits our Last evening as the two girls of Mr. Fahxhilds.

non'h of town, were coming home from a singing in that neighborhood, some miscreant jumped upon the buggy behind them, thrust a revolver in the girls face, strappdt hem together, tied a handkerchief on the smallest girl's mouth and tried to assault the largest one. Deputy Sheriff Foster was called upon the 6cene at once and after spending most of the night in the chace succeeded in landing'a suspect in the Anthony jail. He had a handerchief tied over his face so that it will be hard for the girls to detect him. We trust the guilty party may be found and given his just dues. Parson Center, Hot and dry and not much signs of rain.

Claude Potter is visiting with Ed. Dotnboughs this week. Mrs. P. H.

C. Johnson called at George Potters Monday. Mr. and Mrs Wansor spent Sunday with Charley Barretts. Herald Hughes called at his sis store next SATURDAY.

So it is up to you to get one free, YES FREE. A 700 Page Catalog for the Asking, Our whole line is on sale at reduced prices that cannot be beaten anywhere on earth. We meail what we say, if you can beat our prices, either stock or catalog, we will pay cost of investigating. Having purchased the State Line Democrat of Mr. Ziegler; We are a stranger in your midst, come to live and make a home amongst ou.

and to help you, all we can, aud in return we ask friendship, patronage and good will. We find the man we are to follow a business man in every sence of the word, a gentleman and a newspaper man of the highest type, and if we fall short of his standard we ask you to bear with us, for we. will do our best. We want to get aquainted with you so that we may learn your ways and customs that we may woik in harmony, and be of mutual benefit. With these few opening remarks we remain, Your Humble Servant, Geo.

A. White. Saturday, at W. A. Dunlaps.

Samuel Salsberry returned home from Coldwater, Kans. Tuesday, ters Mary Barrett Saturday. Mrs Wansor spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Elmer Potter. Ydu can jet two doughnuts and a cup of coffee at Paynesfor Scents. Dr.

Napolean is here having; where he has been visiting the past week. Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer Potter spent Wednesday at Hugo Rethers. the foundation for his Studio building put in this week.

Furniture-UndertdKing McKenna Pilfer Anthony, Kansas. It is common sight to see fish Maiy Barrett visited her father Al Hughes one day last week. Ed. Dombaugh and family spent Thursday with Georg3 Potters. ing poles riding around in buggies and autos, but so far we Ualedictonj.

With this issue of the Democrat we take this opportunity of saying farewell to our readers as editor of the paper, having sold the same to have never heard of any great fish s'ories. to 4 How's This? We olTcrOne Hundred Dollars Rc to to to to unit MWWwlIMfc.JtafcjMMt.-,jfli A Fred Snyder and family took sup-prr with Albert Nolands Tuesday. John McDonnald and family spent Sunday with Bob Seamores. Elmer Potter Sr. was called to Cherokee this week to set as juryman.

Earnest. Frank and Leu Potter visited their uncle George Friday night. f. 0 'ML! ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. i lY- to to ar.

4- TV- 4- to mm, i tf 4S 4 4t 43 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 Bert Chaney and family spent Thursday with his parrents II. STATE OF KANSAS. BANKING DEPARTMENT CHAS, M. Bank Commissioner. -P.

E. LAUGHLIN, Asst. Eommissioner. Topeka, May 10, 1913. Mr.

L. E. Johnson, Cashier, Waldron State Bank, Waldron, Kanaas. Dear Sir: We are in receipt of report of examination of your bank as made Deputy Commissioner Bennett, May 1st, 1913, and are pleased to be able to congratulate you upon the excellent condition of your institution as exhibited by thi3 report. to to to Chaney.

F. J. Cheney Co Toledo, We the undersigned, have known F. for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. National Bank of Commerce, Toledo, O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally, acting directly upon the George Potter and familv and to to F. Davis, Earl Hodsoms visited at Elmer Potters Sunday. to George and Elmer Potter visited their brother-in-law, Ed Pom bough First Class Funeral Furnisher. First Class Embalnier Furnished A Full Stock of Furniture. Calk Answered Day or Night Resident 1 Amorita, Okahoma.

dj Extending best wishes, we atz, 41 Very truly yours, Extending best wishes, we ars, Very truly yours, blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by Wednesday night. Albert Noland3 spent Sunday ev ening at George Potters: George entertained them with his I hone- 4 P.

E. Laughlin. 41 Ass't Bank Commissioner. 1 P. E.

Laughlin. Ass't Bank Commissioner. 41 to all Take Hall's Family Pills lor con stipation. adv. 0 graph..