The State Line Democrat du lieu suivant : Waldron, Kansas • 2

STAT'-: 1 't'lur The largest shipment cf Chinees eggs ever shipped from Orient to America Ceo. Siurlu laaiT.u'h Monday, lovn i ui'lhe sickness ui nid lulht-r. Walter Strobel is painting C. II. Fosters house this week.

Miss Vesta Lockwood visited at Harper Saturday and I 4 1 luttive li.a liuiuo i.cn.c, is.i many friends here wish him success in his new home. Succaiorr to t.vts AsiiUud tiw' Eotsrsd as second-class mail matter tha paHtoffici it Wldrort Karl Publish'! Every Friday. Gh. White, Wttw. MRS.

ESTELLA WHITE ASST. EDITOR. Subscription Price. One Year One Dollar, f'x month Fifty Cer.ts. was received here April the Gth.

on the steamship Empress of Rusia. The shipment weighed, 1000 tons and VICTORY. ofthegs were conned to-po'cH in the United FW tsi 1 ct if per i.ltiiiut p-' 1 f'vt vmits ii firs-iv i ni i be it In rcdthg our slate for the oum i we believe wi It .1 Hciuur vol out I ere to remember Geo. Kil- lL--yV V.eu.cv-; Va-ie burn for Sheriff. We have da'.

Iitr mother aecoinpan-; Jay, they had a 1ms program Children ry for Fletcher's ied her home for a short vis and those present injoyed a good time. not had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Kilburn, but what we hear of him is good. L. B.

we believe to be a good man for Sylvia Leith and Nellie Barnard went to Bluff City it. Dare Goss transacted business in Waldron, Wednesday. Base-ball meeting to night KiiJer Bros' Hardware. Friday evening. i A Frank Bolding's l'nhy ison the sick it st ui (la The IClnd You Ilave Always Bought, ami which has heen.

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