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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06
AFTERNOON GOWN.

the foot. These tucks may be stitched
with black, or a fine line of black che
nile may be run around the head of
the tucks instead. The seams are also
stitched, and there is skirt yoke
trimmed with ecru lace. through which
black chenille is run. outlining the pat
tern. The bodice fastens in the back,
has three wide tucks to match those on
the skirt and is likewise trimmed with
lace. Below the last tuck the bodice is
finished with piece of the lace, which
slightly blouses over a narrow belt of
black velvet. Long ends of the velvet
hang down, sash fashion, in the back.
The sleeves are finished with tucks and
puff of lace.-New York Mail and EX-
press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06
Cape For Girl.

A serviceable cape is a useful addi-
ton to a young girls fall wardrobe,
for it serves several purposes, such as
school wear or stormy weather. This
design is circular in shape, with bias
seam in the back, and is neatly finished
on the shoulders by shallow seams.
There is also a hood which is really
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Nursery WINDOW sents.

Window seats and boxes for the
nursery or any room where the chill
dren stay and play are useful in many
ways. If there is even a slight jog to
the window, they are easily fitted in,
and boarded up, the top fitted on a
hinge so that it may be raised, an ex-
cellent receptacle for playroom litter
is provided. If liked, the space be-
meath one seat may have two shelves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

or three weeks or even once q month
ana then having them whipped is not
to be commended if the rugs are of
any value. When rug is to be thor
oughIy cleaned, it should be sent where
the work is properly done or else
washed at home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06
WOMAN AND FASHION
A Pretty Model.

If you are seeking a pretty model for
an afternoon gown, ctop to consider
the one pictured herewith. OF course
any material or color you like may be
employed as effectively as those cho-
sen for our sketch, but the soft shade
of ecru here used is very pretty. The
skirt is made to fit rather closely and
is finished with three wide tucks at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

edge OF the bins to rest upon. The
bins should be about twenty-five
inches long, eighteen wide and twelve
or fifteen deep.-Ladies' Home Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

your Cellar FOR storing vegetables, for
there is little loss from decay when
bins are used. Place the bins against
the wall in a slanting position and be
sure that there are few holes at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

Gloves
that are we'll fitting-well lo0king-at
prices as low as the best can be.
AT S1.00-Our guaranteed-ftted to
hand celebrated Rings and Princes real
Kid Gloves-as good as most $1-2S
Gloves.
AT S1.25-The same make Glove
not easily matched under S1.50-Black
and all colors.
AT 75c and S1.oo-Chfldren's and
Misses guaranteed Kid Gloves, all the
new colors.
AT 25c-Ladies' All Wool Golf
Gloves-All sizes-Real Scotch pat
terns-Worth 39C.
AT 5oc-Ladies' All Wool and Silk
Finished Golf Gloves-White, black
and cOlorS.
Don't Forget Our Friday Remnant Sale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

practical, as it can be drawn up to
cover the head. Scarlet cloth or dark
blue serge lined with scarlet silk would
develop Il pretty as well as serviceable
cape. Reversible cloth showing a dull
tone on one side and a plaid on the
other may also be used.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

bottom, not only for ventilation, but
also in order that any loose dirt may
be brushed out frequently and swept
up. If the cellar is not cemented, have
a strip of wood for the lower front
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-06

A Good Investment.
1t pays to have small bins built in
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04

las Prescrpcones prepaan e mayor udado
todas horas del dia de Ia noche
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04
RECLAMOS SIN FUNDAMENTO.

Algunos peri6dicos Dem0cratas
han inventado un arbitrio muy
para disimular la de-
rrota Y decadencia de su parti-
do, Y ese consiste EN- hacer recla-
mos extravagantes de que tienen
ganados casi todos los cOnda-
dos del Territorio. Algunos son
tan descarados que afirman con
toda seriedad quelos Repblicanos
no tienen mas condados seguros
que Bernalillo v Valencia, y agre.
gan que hasta esos puede ganar-
los solamente por medic delfrau-
de. Semeiantes pretensiones ra-
yam en- 10 ridfculoy solo pueden
lamar In atenci0n de personals
que no tengan raciocinio nj sem
lido comGn. 81 asi siguen estos
colegas podra calcularse es que
sera una campaha de embuste
de parte suya por la raz6n dequt
no tienen otras armas disponi
bles y Sc conforman con dartodC
el yuelO Asu fantasia.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04
Sc DISPUTAN UNAS RUINAS.

Avisan de Santa re, con iecha
20 del pasado que la luchapor la
possession de las ruinas de la Gran
Quivira, en- ell condado de Sierra,
Sc ha iniciado ante la oficina fe-
deral de terrenos de aquella ciu-
dad. Una sonora ciega llamada
Mary Jane Corbin, de Washing
ton entr0 de domicilio las riunas,
Y la sehora Gilbert Mcclure, de
Colorado Springs, contesta di-
cha entrada 4 nombre de una
sociedad que Sc propone por OBJ
ieto la conservation de las rui-
mas hist6ricas y prehist6rias del
Sudoeste. FL marido que fuG
el senior Corbin sc habia resen-
tado sobre 81 sitio de las men
cionadas ruinas, y aplic6 por en-
trada de domicilio. Este, segun
Sc dice, andaba en- pos del tesoro
oculto que cuenta In tradicion Sc
enterro en In Gran Quivira. Sc
In dado ya todo el testimonic
en- la causa, y las autoridades dc
terreno tienen la materia ahora
I! en consideration.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04
LA GUERRA EN- VENEZUELA.

Las Gltimas noticias acerca de
la guerra civil en- Venezuela son
que el gobierno de Castro esta
perdiendo terreno y que varlas
pobIaciones importantes han
caido en- manos del General Ma
tos, jefe revolucionario, el cual
parece destinado 4 suceder Il
Castro en- la presidencia. Sin en-
bargo, todavia falta mucho pa.
ra que el presidente Castro Sc
yea on estado de rendirse y Sc ha-
bla de un movimiento interna-
cional para imponer la paz 4 We
nezuela y obhgar 4 los comba.
tientes q desistir de su lucha. Sc
propone que los Estados Unidosi
Alemania y I'rancia tomen pose.
ci6n de los puertos y utilicen lat
entradas de las aduanas en- bene
fcio de los acrcedores de la re
lpGblica.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04
AL0UIL0 EL BURR0 Y TAMBlEN LA
S0MBRA.

Elembargo que el partido U'nio.
tista del condado de San Miguel
ha echado sobre ell partido De
mocrata, eliminandolo compile
tamente del programa y cast
privandolo de ser y existiencia,
ha yenido & consecuencia de un
pacto lue Sc verified entire los dos
elementos ALA por el ano de
1894. FL partido Dem6crata
guerra aliados para reforzar sus
tiIas Y para acaparar los em-
pleos; los que componian el ele-
mento contrario querian igual
cosa, V como el codicioso Y el
tramposo presto Sc conchavan
Sc hizo ell tratado V la cOsa result
to q las mil maravillas. Los De-
mocratas pensaron EN- una allan
ia temporaria, al cabo de lacual
absoryerian Y asimilarian 4 sus
aliados, pero el negocio result6
al reves, pues los nuevizosno solo
exigieron las ventajas especifica-
das, sino que Sc hicieron duenos
del gallinero, La transaction Sc
ilustra muy bien con Ia siguiente
an6cdota: Alquilo un hombre un
jumento para hacer un viaje 4
una ciudad lejana y como no te-
MIA que volver del punto q donde
iba Sc convino Ell que el dueho
del jumento 10 acompalaria pa
ra traerse su animalito cuando
llegase al t6rmino de Ia jornada.
Sc pusieron en- canino los dos
contratantes, yendo el alquila-
dor montado EN- ell burro Y ell
dueho 4 pie. Hacian unos calo
res abrasadores Y de trecho en-
trecho el ginete Sc apeaba Y Sc
ponia a sombrear debajo del bur
ro. FL dueho Sc encoleriz0 y dilo
al otro: "llso no 10 permito; 80
alquile ell burro, pero no la SOM
bra, y no quiero que Nd. use el
animal para capearse del sol.
FL alquilador sostuvo 10 contra.
rio y de ALI vino un pleito que
! perdi6 el dueho del burro, siendo
decidido que la sombra estaba
incluida en- ell alqpiler delanimal.
Igual cosa ha actlutacido en- la
politica del condado de San Mi
guel. Los Dem0cratas alegar
que alquilaron el burro, pero nc
la sombra y los unionistas han
probado que ambas cosas esta
ban Ell el tratado Y Sc han sail
do con la suya.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04
pREOICAND0 EN- DESlERT0.
Los Dem6cratas de Prircipos d al Reta-
guardia.

FL senior licenciado O. A. La
rrazoIo Y otros Dem0cratas de
principles en- el condado de San
Miguel han estado empehados
1ltimamente Ell una lucha titani-
ca contra aQuellos que quieren
destruir enteramente los princi-
pios v borrar hasta ell nombre
del partido Democratic del con
dado de San Miguel, Y 4 pesar
de que la raz6n Y la capacidad
estaban de su parte salieron ven-
cidOs en- su sincere Y desinteresa-
do esfuerzo, Sus argumentos y
elocuencia, no sil'vieron para ma
da ell contraposicion 4 la fuerza
num6rica de la ambicion que to-
do 10 arrolla con la esperanza de
poder acaparar los empleos p1-
blicos. Una organization hfbri-
da que no tiene mas principle
que los intereses personales y po
lfticos de los coaligados Y que
realmente sigue la politica como
oficio, fu6 la que sac6 el triunfo
ell esta contienda, hollando de-
bajo de sus plantas ell ser y los
propositOs de la verdadera de-
mocracia. FL unionismo que vie
ne q ser una especie de trampa
polftica para atrapar 4 los in
cautos y que es refugio de los des-
contentos de otros partidos, ha
arrollado los esfuerzos del senior
Larrazolo y de sus amigos, y es-
te jurisconsulto Sc ha convenci-
do que ha estado predicando en-
desleftO y que nada puede Su
elocuncia contra ell torbellino de
la ambici0n Y de los intereses
rastreros. De este vendra d re-
sultar que ell partido Dem0crata
de este condado, cual otro Jo-
ma, ha sido tragado y embaula-
do por la ballena del unionismo,
quenolo vomitara enseguropuer-
to como ell de la Biblia, sino que 10
Incorporate Y asimilar4 q su ser
hasta sacarle todo el jugo posi-
BILE. La posibilidad de que el
partido Democrata volviera q
existir EN- este condado como un
partido de principles Y policias
ha desaparecido por ahora, Y eI
unlonlsmo, como organization
que rinde quito exclusive 4 los
empleos ocupa y usurpa su lugal
con remota esperanza de aprove.
charse de los despojos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04
LOS PROGRESSES DEL TERRTORI0.

4 aQuellos que tOdavia Sc mues-
tren incredulos acerca de los pro-
gresos que ha hecho y estd ha-
ciendo Ell In actulidad ell terrific
rio de Nuevo Mexico, les convie.
ne dirigir la vista q 10 que estd
pasando Ell la mayor parte de
sus comarcas, donde la construc-
ci6n de ferrocarriles, el benehcio
de minas, la fundaci0n de nuevas
poblacionesn, la introducci6 de
mejoras modernas en- las plazas
va establecidas Y el estableci-
miento de plautas el6ctricas,
molinos para la refnacion de me-
tales, sanatorios V muchas otras
meioras le convenceran de los
adelantos materiales que Sc es-
tan verificando. I'll territorio
Marcia q pasos agigantados Ell
la senda del progreso Y no hay
duda que on unos cuaDtoS amos
Sc realizara una trasformaci0E
radical en- su modo de ser y que
su aumento en civilization Y ri
queza sera tan notable que l.
permitirdn compararse con 60
munidades mas pretenciosas de
oriente. Nuevo Mexico esta dies
tinado 4 ser un estudo grnnde
ponulosO.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04
LA RESEsvA DE MADERAS DEL ROD
GILA.

III superintendent del gobier-
no, el sehOr |. B. Hanna, ha pa
sado notification 4 los ovejeros
de remover sus partidas de la re-
serva del Rio de Gila para el dia
81 de Agosto presente.
III senior Hanna est6 obrando
en- cnmplimiento Y coniormidad
con las reglas del departamento
del interior, las cuales ordenan
tai paso.
Es incumbente de parte de los
duehos de oveias que pasteen en-
dicha reserva, de cumplir con In
6rden dada, para evitarse los
costos Y dahos que puedan So
brevenirles no cumpliendo con
ella.
Adem6s, 81 algunos oveieros
causan molesta al departamen,
to en- este particular, Gsto, en 10
futuro, haria daho Il todos los
demGs ovejeros cuando Sc le'
oirezca pedir algunos privilegio'
o permisos al depnrtamento pa
ra el pasteo dc oyeias dentro d'
dicha reserya, de manera que q
mncho meior ser cumplidos COZ
10 que Sc ordene, para ser escu
chados en- otro tempo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-09-04
LA SONATA DEL DIABL0.

Tartini, c6lebre violinista de la
escuela napolitana, nacio en- Pisa
ma, pequena ciudad de la lstria,
q fines del siglo VII Y fue, trein
Ia amos despues maestro de ca
pilla de la lglesia de San Antonio
de Padua.
Su m1sica tenfa una dulzura "
un encanto exqnisitos, pero su
sensibilidad era tai que no podia
dominar las eXtranas alucina.
clones que lie asediaban. Su vida
era desgraeiada; la mi seria, la
soledad, el hambre, sus habitua-
les compaheros, y la 6nica ale
grfa, el Gnico consuelo, su violin.
Por la noche, solo Ell su triste
Y miserable bohardilla. domina.
do por el insomio, producto del
hambre Y de la febre, evocaba en-
su instrumental sonrientes ina.
genes de felicidad, 4 fin de olvi,
dar los sinsabores de su triste
destino.
Una de esas noche mas exalta-
do que decostumhre, VIC de prom
to surgir al pie de su lecho una
imagen terrible, \ en- verdad. SQue
puede haber mas terrible que el
demonio?
En- eiecto; era el diablo, con su
rabo y sus cuernos, 4 quien el
pobre Tartini percibia delante de
81. Primero un estremecimiento
glacial recorri0 todo su cuerpo
desde Ia nuca 4 talones, sin EN-.
barge logr5 reponerse, y oy6|
perfectamente que el esplritu ha-
blaba.
Satan lie hablaba de gloriay de
ambici6n; SO burlaba de su hon
rada posici6n, y lie aconseiaba
que degradase su talento, ven
di6ndose Y que abandonaselas al
tas aspirdciones artfsticas, que
no suelen traer mas que despre-
clos ymiseria.
En- una palabra lie proponia
encargarse de su destiuo, prone
ti6ndole hacerle rico Y feliz, 4 con
dici6n de que lie vendiera su al
ma.
\ estas palabras, el buen mGsi.
co 80 tapales oidos, horrorizado,
rechazando en6rgicamente seme-
iantes proposiciones.
Pero 81 astuto demonio cogi0
ell violin suspendido q la cabecera
del lecho, Y TOGO tan maravillo-
salnente, que POGO 4 POGO los de-
dos de Tartini SO eXtendieron y
sus ofdos Sc abrieron al influjo
de aquella m6sica deliciosa,
Cuando el diablo lie VIC asi sub.
yugado, dijo:-STe entregas 4
mi? GQuier6s conQuiststur la glo-
ria, las riquezas, los placeres?
Pero Tartini era un verdadero
artista. La belleza de la mGsica
habia elevado su alma Ell vez de
ablandarla, y en- vez de ceder al
espiritu del NAL, hizo la sehal dc
la cruz. Al momento el vano fan.
tasma desaparecio.
FL mGsico sc volvi0 4 encon
trur solo con la pobreza Y con 81
violin. lCosa increiblel Al otrC
dia ejecutaba en- su instruments
las deliciosas melodias que oyert
durante la noche. FL demoniC
no habia ganado NADIA tentandC
al artista pero a, fiel q su deber
habfa robado al espirtu sus me
dios dc seduction, Y la "Sonati
, del demonio" Sc ha hecho celebre
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-03-22
West Side Notes.

Mrs. Bartlett is still confined to
the house.
VIM. Bower received a car load of
fence posts.
What is wrong with Ralph Austin?
He's alright.
st. Patrick day has come and gone
and no parade.
The Baptist people are going to re-
pair their church.
CollYer would be a good location
for detective force.
o. b. kessler is building new
Kitchen for John Rayzack.
The party out at B. Kessler's last
Saturday night was all 0. X
Mrs. u. NJ. Ufford, of Wa-Keeney,
visited her daughter, Mrs. p. johnson,
last week.
DIR. Thompson moved his household
goods from Morland to Collver and
has located for good.
The ball given on the 18th inst. was
success. The music was fine, the
oyster supper was grand, and Ed is
one of the boys
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-03-22
From the Ellis Headlight.

Harry Buskirk left Tuesday morn
ing for trip east, and then will re-
turn to his home at the Dalles, Ore.
George Cross is moving into the
north room of the Keagy building,
and will be Strengthened around in a
few DAYS.
The Wa-Keeney WORLD has COM
menced its oath volume prosperous
and happy. Its editor promises i'm
provement in the way of new build
ing, new type, etc.
Prairie dogs are becoming so num-
erous that E. NJ. Wagner in order to
save his pasture has been treating
them to a dose of poisoned wheat.
Others ought to join in the work of
extemInating this pest.
Mr.. Nelson, who purchased the Geo.
Dull farm, drilled lis feet for water
last fall. He found no water but the
rock at that depth gave forth strong
odor of oil. He has recently tried TO
get the rise of the large drill at the
gold field to make more thorough
test.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-03-22

A druggist in Lansing, Mich, who
believes in public honesty. has this
sign in his store over Il box with COM
partments for postage stamps: "Help
yourself and make your own change.
If you cannot make change, call a
clerk" In two weeks operation of
the plan, only four cents has been lost,
presumably through accident The
scheme saves time for the clerks and
for the customers, for many times
when the purchaser wants only one
stamp, there may be a long wait be-
cause the clerks are busy. There is a
popular lunch room in Washington,
ID. c., much patroniZed by the govern
ment clerks, where all the food is
placed on counters and the customers
help themselves, paying the cashier
according to their order and their
consciences after the meal is over.
The plan works well and no money is
lost.-Ex.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-03-22
Ogdllah News.
up.

Gardening is the new spring fad.
Nearly everybody has a bad cold.
Our sister town west experienced a
bad fire Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wynn, a
son. All doing nicely.
Tom Roberts and Henry Cutler
were i'm Wa-Keeney, Tuesday.
Ogallah can boast of a telegraph
operator and agent, Mrs. w. A. law
ney.
Harry Roberts is very I'll with pneu-
monia and is under the care of DR.,
Kidd.
Mrs. Sam Harvey is i'll with pneu-
mOnia and is much worse at this
writing.
A spark from locomotive set a
prairie fire about four miles west of
here and the high wind from the
south made the fire uncomfortable. 1t
burned To the Saline river d distance
of twelve miles. The fire swept every
thing in its path.
Once again the Death Angel has
visited our midst and taken away our
neighbor and friend, Mrs. E. Lindberg
which occurred last week Thursday
at 10 d. M. after a serious illness.
The funeral and interment took place
at Ogallah, Friday afternoon. There
was d very large attendance of friends
and reIghbors. The services were
conducted by Rev. E. E. Gunckel OF
the NJ. E. church of which the de-
CEASED was a member. The floral
tribute was choice and looked beauti-
full as they lay upon the casket. Mr..
Lindberg has the sincere sympathy of
the community.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-03-22
NOTICE TO PARTIES INTERESTED.

To al whom it may concern. but more es-
pecially to F. E. Preston of Coliyer. Kansas.
and ali heirs-at-law of Rudolph j. Horak-
deceased. late of Trego county Kansas
You hereby notified that /, Rudolph
Horak. administrator of the estate of RE-
dolph J. Horak. deceased did on the 10th day
of March A. ID. 1902, lie petition in the Pro-
bate Court Of Trego County. X ansas pray
ing that might be authorized and EN- pow
cred to sell the following described land. for
the purpose of paying debts against said es-
tate:
All that part of the northwest quarter OF
section 4, township IL south, range IS. west
of the 9Th p NJ. Kansas; lying south of I'm
ion Pacific Railway company'S right of way.
about 100 acres more or less; and
also east half of the northeast quarter and
east half of the southeast quarter of section
TO- township IL south. range % west. Cove
county Kansas; and said petition win be
heard at the office of the Probate Judge of
said county on the 18th day of March A. ID.
1902 at 2 O'Clock p M. of said day, at which
time and place each of you and all others
Interested are notified to be present and
show cause IL any you have why an order
of sale as prayed for should not be granted
Dated this 10th day of March A. y. 1892
RUDOLPH HORAk.
Administrator
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-03-22
Banner News.

Cattle doing fine,
Making gardens is the order of the
day
VIM. Riggs little girl has been very
sick, but is some better at this writ
ing
Banner postoffice will issue money
orders after May LIST. The world do
move.
Banner Sunday school is preparing
a nice program to be delivered on Eas-
ter Sunday commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
Mr. Wallace, who is living on the
Joe Brown place on Big creek, will
move on his farm near Banner, May L.
Jas. Wright, Jr., will occupy the
Brown place after that date
While VIM. Riggs was narrowing
one day this week his horses became
frightened and ran with the harrow a
short distance, then the doubletree
broke freeing them. They ran several
miles. The only damage done was
the loss of parts of the harness.
Mr.. Wilds also had ii runaway while
going through gate. His team be-
came frightened, they ran about four
miles along wire fence crossing it
several times and breaking off about
200 posts The horses were uninjured
but tue wagon was badly scratched
I'D.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-03-22

Mr.. Brandt is selling his wheat
Harry George has sold his farm
Wheat is growing fine this weather.
Fine spring-like weather last week.
Mr.. Sprein's team ran away Mon
day
Thomas Disney, of Ellis, is building
a new house.
Farmers are blowing and seeding
oats and barley.
The Keagy building in Ellis is near
ing completion
Mrs. King and Miss Nellie are both
ON the sick list
A. T. Carlton is helping Frank
Cross fence his pasture.
Joseph Locker bought himself a
new gang pillow last Saturday.
Silas Olden, or Ellis, expects ito
move onto the Mahoney farm soon-
John Herbert and Fred Egger will
fence their farms in the near future
- he. 1.n n
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-03-22
OBITUARY..

Louise Lindberg was born in Swe-
den, July II, 1860, came to America in
1887; came to Trego county, Kansas.
in Nav, 1891, where she was united in
marriage with Mr.. Eric Lindberg,
May 80, 1891. to which union there
were born six children, two of whom
died in infancy.
Mrs. Lindberg was taken sick sew
eral weeks since, and everything was
done that could be done with loving
hands for the restoration, but of no
avail, until Thursday, March ID, 1902,
when she peacefully passed into the
eternal world, leaving a husband and
four little children to mourn their
loss of devoted wife and mother
The decedent united with the Meth
odist Episcopal church in the state Of
California, having previously been a
member of the Lutheran church, and
on her arrival in Trego county she be-
came a member of the NJ. E. church
at Ogallah.
Mrs. Lindberg was a consistent,
everyday Christian, evincing per-
feet faith in her Saviour, her last
words being, ''All is we'll; there is
nothing against me; / am clean"
Funeral services were held at Ogal-
lah on Friday, March IA. 1902, at 2
O'Clock p M, Rev. E. E Gunckel, her
pastor, officiating, after which the re-
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Business Locals.

Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers.
Good fresh beef at Bakers.
Fat hogs wanted about 200 pounds
in weight at Geo Bakers.
Cottage organs, the best in the
land. for sale by g. j. Ferris
Go the Farmers store for fresh
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Go to G. j. Ferris for your carpets
and wall paper. New samples just
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