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Morris, M. L; west half
northeast quarter, west
half southeast quarter,
section p, township 9.
range ~. ............ ........ 10 u
Matter, Frank E; south half
southeast quarter, section
6, township z, range 10.
South half southwest
quarter, section S, town
site z, range 10. ..... ...........9 %
Morphis, Fannie; east halt
northeast quarter, east half
southeast quarter, section
Il. township 9, range 10. 10 4o
Martz, W. B; lots l and .,
section /, township 9,
range 20.
Lots 3, and 4, section 6,
townsite 9, range 10. 10 50
Myers, Jno. w; south half
southeast quarter, north
west quarter southeast
quarter, section 8, town
ship Z, range 21. 20 60
Messer, L, B; IN southwest
quarter southeast quarter,
section 10, township 8,
range ~. ...................l 10 43
Mitchell, Henry; Riverview,
lot S. block 8. 8 46
Martin, Elisha 8; north half
southeast quarter. section
4, towns hip z, range 10. 9........8 Sc
Miller, w. H; southeast
quarter southeast quarter,
section %, township Z,
range 81.
Northeast quarter north
east quarter, section 80,
township Z, range 2l... ..... IA 81
Martin, r. W; Corvallis, lot
6, block II. .87
Moran, ]. c. and E.; Hamil-
ton. lot 10, block as. ............6 6 O8
Moon, J. j; Riverview, lot /,
block SO 50
Morgan, G. w. Est; River
view, lot 16, block 4.............2 81
Martin, Alex. w; Riverview,
lot l, block 49, 76
The Western news., 1904-12-28

When you want a pleasant laxative
take Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. For sale by Corner
Drug store.
The Western news., 1904-12-28

Don't overlook the fact that the
Missoula Nursery Co. are the largest
growers of nursery stock in the north
west. Write for our catalogue at once
or place your order with our travelling
agents. 7tf
The Western news., 1904-12-28

ship 6, range 21.
Northwest quarter sec
tion %, township S, range
81
Riverview, lots l to 8,
block %.
Lots to 8, block IS.
Lot 19, block z.
Lots IA, IS and 10, block
II
Lot II, block 13.
Lots 4, 6 and 10, block
IL.
Lots 2 and 6, block 18.
Lots 2, 4, 10 and II, block
Lot 4, block "a.
Lots ., 3, 4, and 6, block
81.
Lot ,, block IA.
Lots . to 8, block %.
Lots to 4, block 80. .125 9S
Rockafellow, J. A. River
view. lots 3 and 4, block 81 80 OF
Rogers, J. p; Hamilton, lots
3 and 4, block 81. ..... ...... 80 10
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Hickman, NJ. L; Darby, lot
10, block 13 .................... .oe
Roark, M. L; Stevesville,
lots II and IL, block 25.........9 7C
Reinkah, M. J. A; southeast
quarter northeast quarter,
northeast quarter south
east quarter, lots 1 and 2,
section 6, township z,
range 21.
Lots 4 and S, section 6,
township 7, range 20.
In north half southwest
quarter, section 21, town
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West half southeast
quarter, section 10, town
ship 9, range 20. -. .....
W. T; north half
northwest quarter, section
8 township 9, range TO-. 80.
Neese, Ellis; lots 1 and 2,
south half northeast quar-
ter, section l, township 8,
range 19. ...............
Northern Pacific Railway
Co; north half northeast
quarter, section z, town
ship 9, range 18.
Lots 3 and 4, section 7,
township 10, range Is.
Northeast quarter south
east quarter, south halt
southeast quarter, section
19, township 10, range 18.
East half. north half
northwest quarter, south
west quarter southwest
quarter, section S, town
ship 9, range I8.
Southeast quarter, Sec
ton z, township 9, range
18.
South half northw west
quarter, north half south
west quarter, southeast
quarter southwest quarter,
section S, township 9,
range 18.
All section 9, township
9, range 18.
East half section II,
township 9, range 18.
West half section II,
township 9, range l8.
East halt northeast
quarter, east half south
east quarter northwest
quarter, section 19, town
ship 9, range 18.
West half of east half
of southwest quarter, Sec
tion 19, township 9, range
1S.
North half northwest
quarter, southwest quarter
northwest quarter, north
half southwest quarter,
section %, township 9,
range 18.
All section 81, township
9, range 18.
Northeast quarter south
half, section S, township
10, range 18.
Northwest quarter sec
ton S, township 10, range
18.
North half, east half
Of southwest quarter
southeast quarter, section
z, township 10, range 18.
All section II, township
10, range 18.
w es t half northeast
quarter, northwest quarter
sou t h half, section 21,
township 10, range 18.
All section %, township
10, range 18.
514 acres in section 81,
township 10, range 18.
North h a f northwest
quarter, southeast quarter
northwest quarter, section
81, township 10 range 18.
All section 80, town
ship 10, range 18.
East half; east h a | f
west half, section S, town
ship S, range 10.
All section Z, township
S, range 19.
All section 9, township
S, range 10.
North half section II,
township S, range 10.
All section 3, township 6,
range 19.
North half; north half
of S o u t h W e quarter,
southeast quarter of south
west quarter; southeast
quarter, section S, town.
ship 6, range 10.
Northeast quarter, east
h a f south vest quarter,
north half southeast quar-
ter, section 9, township 6,
range 10.
North h a f southwest
quarter, west half south
east quarter, section 21,
+. township 26, range 10.
All section %, township
6, range 10.
All section 80, township
6, range 10.
All section 3, township7,
range 10.
All section IS, township
Z. range 10.
Lots l, 2, 3, 4, S and 6,
northeast quarter north
east quarter. southwest
quarter northeast quarter;
northeast quarter south
west quarter; southwest
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Sanders, Mrs. Chas; in north
We 5 uaarter northeast
quarter, section Is, town
ship 6, range 21. ..........1 10
Spear, Geo. J.; west half
southwest quarter, section
is, township S, range 21. 10 81
Stodden, Mrs. Geo; south
half northwest quarter,
section 8. township 9,
range 20. 2O................. IA SIS
Stone. Miss Helen; in section
26. township 9, range 20. .1S O6
Slocu,n, Jno; Dobbins addi-
ton to Stevensville. lots 2,
block 6....... ..3 IS
Smith, Geo; south al f
southwest quarter, section
l, township 8, range 21.
Northeast quarter north
west quarter, section II,
township 8, range 21. 20 50
Stewart, L. N; in northeast
quarter northeast quarter,
section 26, township 6,
range 21. 90
Squiers, J. K; Hamilton, lot
10, block 49, :. IL 60
Stout. L. p; Riverview, lot l
block 10. 8S
Sorensen, Mary; south half
northwest quarter, north
hal southwest quarter,
section II, township 2,
range ~. o................. .1O 81
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Nc

Mcleod, D. K; Hamilton,
Southside addition, lot IL,
block H.. ....................4 81
.McVeigh, Robert; northwest
quarter, west half uorth-
east quarter, section 4,
township 9, range 18. 49,. .....25 43
McDonah, F.. L; northeast
quarter of southeast quar-
ter of northeast quarter,
south half of southeast
quarter of northeast quar-
ter, east half southeast
quarter. southwest quarter
southeast quarter, section
"a, township 10, range 10. .......8 80
Mckinley, Jno; south half
northwest quarter, north
half southwest quarter,
section IL, township 6,
range 20. Observation-Disclosures. ....24 II
McInnis, Jonathan; south
half northeast quarter,
southeast quarter north
west quarter, section p,
township 6, range 21.
Southwest quarter north
west quarter, section %,
township 6, range 21 ...........9 16
McDermot, Ida ]; south
west quarter southeast
quarter, section 4, town
ship 7, range 21.
w~- Northwest quarter north
east quarter, section 9 tp.
range 21. ................ ....8 "a
Mckinney, Phoeby, north
half southwest quarter,
south half northwest quar-
ter, section IS, township
4, range 21 ....................1 p
McEnterfer, Harry; south
half southwest quarter,
southwest quarter south
east quarter, section u,
township 3, range 20.
Northeast quarter north
west quarter, section "a.
township 3, range 20...........10 81
McPhee, Cassius; north half
northeast quarter, section
18, township 2, range 20.
In south half northeast
quarter, section 18, town
ship 2, range 20. 2O.................9 78
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Zaugg, Arnold; west h alf
southwest quarter, section
13, township 2, range 10.
Southeast quarter, east
h a l f northwest quarter,
southwest quarter north
east quarter, section IA,
township .. range 10.
The Western news., 1904-12-28

You can get the best job work for
the money at the Western News office.
The Western news., 1904-12-28

Tillmon, S. ]; north half of
southwest quarter, section
2, township 10, range 19.
Northeast quarter south
east quarter, southeast
quarter northeast quarter,
lot l, section 3, township 10
range 10. 10 %
Tidwell, Andrew; Riverside,
B. F. S. addition, lots 8 to
10, block l.
Lots to 3, block l. 1.........5 SO
Thompson, T. L; Riverview,
lot II, block 4 ..................1 IS
Thomas, Mrs. Jennie; Darby
lots II to 16. block IS.
Lots to 10, block IA.
Lots II to II, block 13 .....6 6 a.
Thompson, Geo. E; east half
northwest quarter, lots l
and 2, section 81, township
8, range 10 ............ $500. II 13
Toodela ,Chas;east half south
west quarter, section 30,
township 10, range 20. IA 80
Tillmon, Stanley; southeast
quarter, section 4,township
6, range 19.... 66
Theall, I. S; northwest quar-
ter southeast quarter, Sec
ton 21, township 6, range
- D
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Wan, Lorian;east half south
ca S t quarter, southwest
quarter southeast quarter,
southeast quarter south
west quarter, section IS,
townsh p S, range 10. -.
Vancamp, Celia; n ,rtheast
quarter southeast quarter,
Sc ION 81, township s,
range 10.
North h al south west
quarter, southeast quarter
northwest quarter, section
81, township 8, range 10. 80,
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Urlin, A. J. estate; Corval-
lis, lot 3, block 12...............1 90
Unknown;in section Is, town
6, range 81.
Riverside, lots l, 2, 3, S,
8, g, 10 and II, block II.
Lots 9and II, block 3.
Lot ., block 4.
Lots 7, 10 and II, block 6. .....3 95
Unknown;Grantsdale, lots 4,
2 and z, block 8.
Lots and 10, block S.
Grantsdale, H. H. G's.
addition, lot 10, block 8.
Lots and 2, block 9,
Lots to 10, block 4.
Lots 18 to 20, block 4.
Lots to 10, block S.
Lots to 7, block 8 ...........5 ~
v
Vignier & Ingelsier, Hamil-
ton, lot l, block 10. ........3 54
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w
Wright. Sarah ]; Dobbins
addition to Stevensville,
Lots II and II, south half
Of lot 13, block 2. II 80
Williams, MARY; Corvallis,
lots II to II. block 80
Watson, w. H; northeast
quarter. section S. town
ship 1, range o.. 80. ..12 90
Watson. Nancy f.; southeast
quarter northeast quarter,
northeast quarter south
east quarter, section IA,
township range 10. ............o 70
Weisenflue, A. B; Grants
dale, lot 4. block 9..........,1 9. L O4
Winslow, Grace E.; south
half northeast quarter. sec
ton 1S. township9, range
~. ......... OF
Workman, + B; Pleasant
vale addition to Stevens
willie, lot l. block 5............4 S. 80
Williams, Harry L; northeast
quarter. section S,township
., range 70. Observation-Disclosures. q 05
Williams, A. d; southwest
quarter northe tst quarter,
section l 4. township Z,
range u. .................Z rs
Wood. Albert H; lot 4. south
west quarter northwest
quarter, northwest quart
er southwest quarter, sec
ton 5, township z. range
20.
Northeast quarter south
cas- quarter, section 6,
township7, range 20. %
Wilkerson, B. H; southwest
quarter northeast quarter,
southeast quarter north
west quarter. north half
northeast quarter, section
8, township 6, range 10.
Northwest quarter, sec
ton 9, township 6, range
1S.... y W
Woods, A n ma; southeast
quarter northeast quarter,
section 3, township 6,
range 20.
West half northwest
quarter, northwest quart
err southwest quarter, Sec
ton "a, township 6, range
70. .................12 AZ
White, F. L; in southeast
quarter northwest quarter,
section 4, township 6,
range 2l -. ...... ...... 10 40
Wilson, ]. C; in northwest
quarter northwest quarter,
section 3 1, township E,
range 20.
In southwest quarter
southwest quarter. section
1, township S, range 90. 20 66
Wade, w. A; Riverview, lot
ii, block 19. 6 10
Wayland, Mrs. MI; Grants
dale, lots II to Is. block 3.......S II
Williams. Troy; southwest
quarter southwest quarter,
section l 7, township 2,
range 20.
Northeast quarter north
| east quarter, section 10,
township 2, range 20.
East half southeast quar-
ter, IN south half northeast
quarter, section 18, town
ship 2, range 20. 20...............1o 10 Al
Wood, Albert & G. H. Nc
Leod; south half southwest
| quarter, section %, town
ship 8, range 20.
Lot 3, section S, town.
ship Z, range 20. 0.................6 AZ
The Western news., 1904-12-28

Northwest Milling & Lumber
Co; west half northwest
q u a r er, west half
Osouthwest quarter, section
II, township z, range 21.......
Norton, Dudley; northwest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
DIVORCE Is GRANTED.
William Doyle Secures Separation
From His Wife.

Judge Wilson granted a divorce yes
terday morning to William +. Doyle from
Louise L. Doyle on the grounds of gross
neglect and abandonment.
The plaintiff stated that he and the de
PENDANT were married on December 10.
1913. At Niuita. l. r.. and shortly after
ward moved to this city. whore they
stopped at the home Of his son. They in
tended STAYING there until such a time as
they could arrange TO furnish a home FOR
themselves lie alleged in his petition
that on January 18th the defendant told
him that she was homesick and desired
to visit her children in the Indian Terri
tory That she asked him 10 furnish her
thu necessary money for taking the trip
which he did. not knowing that she had
made up her mind to leave him.
After the money was paid she went
10 Vimta where she is at the present time
residing He states hat at the time
she left him. he was arranging TO fur
nish a home for her. lie also declares
that when they were married they both
signed contract In regard to the owner
ship OF property and that she led the
plaintiff 70 believe that she cared nothing
Tor any interest I'm his property when in
fact. according To the petition. her sole
object ana purpose was 10 try and procure
money from him. That since she returned
70 Ninita she has written 60 him demand
ing money. whereby the plaintiff claimed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Or Your Hair Will Fall Out Till You
Accom-. Bald

Modern science has discovered that dam
druff is caused by germ that digs up
the scalp in scales, as 1t burrows down
To the roots of the hair. where it destroys
the hairs vitality, causing falling hair,
and ultimately, badness. After Prof.
Unna. OF Hamburg, Germany. discovered
the dandrun germ. all efforts to find a
remedy failed until the great laboratory
discovery was made which resulted in
Newbro's Herr!c:te 1t alone Of all other
hair preparations kills the dandruff germ
without dandrun. hair grows luxuriantly
Destroy the cause. you remove the ef-
feet Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c.
in stamps for sample TO The Herplcide
Co. Detroit. Mich. Moore Drug Co. spe-
cial agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
The dithita Daily Eagle: Sunday 1nore Febuary IA, eo4
Peculiar
To Itself

In what it is and what it does-con-
tanning the best blood-purifying,
Alternative and tonic substances and
efecting the most radical and per-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
Balm is HELD
WITHOUT BAIL
Five Charges Have Been Filed
Against Man.
TRIAL WILL BE MONDAY
Policeman Dennis NJ a k e S
Charges Against Prisoner

Patrolnan George Dennis, who arrested
Ralph Balm Friday morning at the San
ia Fe hotel made application last night
for warrants on five separate charges,
The individual charges on which Balm
will be tried now. are:
Disturbing the peace Of the city.
Disturbing the peace of his wife and
Clerk Reno.
Intoxication.
Carrying concealed deadly weapons.
Resisting arrest.
The application for these warrants was
made to the police judge who viii issue
them in individual form and the defend
ant viii be tried on them collectively at
his hearing Monday morning.
Balm, through his counsel. s b. Amidon,
made application fer bond and while 1t
IS not customary TO refuse, still in this
instance. knowing the character Of the
man and his condition, it was the uni
versal opinion OF the judge and police
that he be held without bal and TO that
end restrictions were placed on the pri-
soner that made it impossible for him to
r-gain his freedom until after the trial.
The place which Balm conducted in the
Santa Re hotel was again opened for
business yesterday morning by Mahan
Bros. who own the fixtures. 1t will be
conducted under their management.
OWNS 10 Bain's condition. which is not
of the best as a result of the trouble
experienced by the officers in arresting
hin, his trial was postponed from Satur-
day ryorning at O'Clock until the same
tirne Monday morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
INSTALLATION OF SARGENT.
Ceremonies Will Be Held Wednesday
at Congregational Church.

Rev. Clarence ). Sargent D. D.. pas
tor Of Plymouth Congregational church.
VIII be formally installed next Wednes-
day. February l.. Although Dr.. Sargent
has been pastor Of this church FOR two
years the public installation has never
been given. In fact. this is the first in
stance of installation ceremonies in the
congregational church IN kansas. ana
for that reason, If for no other the af-
fair Is attracting considerable attention
among church workers throughout the
state. Several prominent diviges from
various parts Of the state Will take part
in the ceremony.
Following is a list OF the officiating Wis
itors and their respective offices. W. 2.
Wheeler of Wellington wiz open the
ceremony by reading the minutes OF the
council.
J. W Fideld pastor Of the First Con-
gregauonal church OF Kansas city. No,
viii preach the sermon. an appropriate
discourse for the OCCASION.
Rev. r. N. Sargent. y. n. the dactor'S
father. offers the installation prayer.
Rev. D NJ Fiske d. n. of Topeka,
will deliver the charge To the pastor de-
his Christian brothers.
Rev. +. G. Ward Of Emporia offers th-
Right Hand ot Fellowship a feature
OF the ceremony that IS as impressive as
he title
Rev. II Z. Thayer will deliver the ad-
dress 70 the people. which is general
.all on the congregation 70 OFFER the
pastor all aid in The work.
The pastor. DR.. Sargent. VIII pronounce
She benedicUon.
Francis J. Hays Of Topeka is moder-
ator.
since coming TO Wichita from the east
IT. sargent has seen the membership OF
bis church steadily increase and has had
thc satisfaction OF increasing the oenev-
ol-nce of his chars So0 per cent. placing
L in the front ranks - Christian
churches in Kansas rot only IN member
ship but in charitable work
IRE ceremonies. which arc quite lengthy
aRc very impressive win occupy both
afternoon and evening, and are open to
tHe public.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
Hoods JorS0p0riUo

No other medicine acts like it;
no other medicine has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at so little cost.
Hoods SarsaparilIa promises to
cure and keeps the promise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14

There is talk of forming a Get Fat
Society" in Wichita. It Will be jolly
crowd as fat people are always happy
This Will undoubtedly increase the sale of
Mi-o-na. tic flesh forming food for which
Gehring q Higsinson are the local agents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
PLAINTIFF ALLEGED CRUELTY.
Birdie Morrison Is Granted Divorce
by Judge Wilson.

Birdie Morrison WIS granted a divorce
from Charlie Morrison Yesterday morning
In the district court. The defendant was
given the custody Of their 10-year-old
child.
The plaintiff stated that they were mar
ried March ~ 1892 in the city Of Wichita,
Kan; that she had always conducted her
self as a faithful and loving wife, but the
defendant she alleged. was guilty of gross
neglect Of duty
She averred that she was compelled to
earn her own living. and had done so for
the past two years. She also claimed that
the defendant was guilty of extreme cru
city, in that he had. on various occa-
sions, called her vile and vulgar names.
Upon these grounds she prayed the court
60 grant her an absolute divorce from
the defendant.
The decree of divorce was granted the
plaintiff bat the custody Of the child was
given the defendant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14

II IS rather unusual for physician TO
treat his patient on the uo-cure no-pay
plan. However this IS the way Gehring
& Higginson ara selling Mi-o-na. as they
agree to refund the price OF sc box
II it does not cure all stomach troubles
and increase weight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
|. D. OSBORN DIED
YESTERDAY NOON
Man Had Been Police Officer
Is Years.
SINCE THE YEAR 1890
Cancer of Stomach Caused
Death of Parolman.

Patrolman Osborn, one Of the oldest
men on the force in point of service. died
yesterday at noon from complication
of internal diseases
Larkin D Osborn was born in Lincoln
county. Ohio, fifty-one years ago and
came 10 Wichita in 1884 embarking in the
meat business on North Main street
with man named Rock Remaining in
the butcher shop for several years he
eventually closed out his interests after
building up a substantial trade and in
the early COS became a member of the
the uniform too much could not be said
as he has in every emergency given evil
dence of possessing courage TO a re-
markable degree, in several instances
showing himself to be of the fibre of
which heroes are made.
As an instance of his conscientious con-
ception of duty and all the word implies
the officers with whom Mr. Osborn la
bored side by side since entering the de-
partment tell of his fight with a gang
Of burglars on Ernporia avenue when he
was repea tedly fred d by members of the
gang after capturing one OF the men.
but though his life was in continual dan
ger and the odds against him such as to
daunt even the bravest OF men this Of
ficer. knowing and feeling his duty. clung
to his man and fought way through
that the ends Of justice be not defeated.
Such incidents as these have endeared
Patrolman Osborn in the hearts of his
associates and today his name is men
toned with reverence and his memory is
held dear by all who were called upon to
face danger with him.
To show the feeling he entertained for
the members Of the force it is only neces-
sary to state that almost his last wish
was that his brother officers should serve
at the funeral as pall-bearers. That wish
has been communicated to Chief Burt
who was called upon the entire police
department to do honor and reverence TO
their brother. and it is needless to state
that this honor will be done with I'M
grudging hearts.
Mr. Osborn leaves a wife and three
children, the former niece of DR.. NJ. s.
Rochelle
The funeral will be held Monday at 80
from the home at sol S. Elizabeth street,
the Rev. Irwin officiating at the services.
Arrangements have not as yet been made
for interment but he will be laid to rest
near the scene of his last earthly labors.
close to the ones he loved and with whom
he worked and strived as only a brave
and true man may.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14
FULLER TRIAL CONTINUES.
Case Will Be Given to the jury Prob.
abIy Monday

Ambrose Fuller versus the Santa Fe
Railway company is the case now on trial
in the district court. The case will prob
ably go to the jury some time Monday.
The suit is brought for the recovery Of
s. coo damages as the result of injuries
from a fill which Mr. Fuller sustained
while crossing the company's tracks on
November :. The plaintiff cought his
foot on wire which the company had
stretched along the track.
At the conclusion OF the Fuller case
jury will be empanelled for the Roessler-
Schimpf case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-14

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