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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
KOCH TRIAL OPENS TUESDAY
December 9th Is Date Set By
Judge Webber.
Accused Pleads Not Guilty to the
Charge, Monday.
Koch Is Bearing Up Under Strain
Remarkably Well.

One week from yesterday, next
Tuesday, December 9th, DR.. George
r. Koch will be placed on trial for
MS life, charged with the murder of
DR.. Louis A. Gebhardt on the night
of November 1st. Indicted by the
grand jury late Friday afternoon, he
heard the Indictment read Saturday.
and Monday pleaded not guilty before
Judge Weber.
Ihe Indictment was returned to the
judge Friday evening and read Sat-
urday morning at the opening of the
court The prisoner was brought into
the courtroom by Sheriff Julius and
took a seat inside the railing until
his time came Then he stepped brisk
ly to the front and stood facing
Prosecuting Attorney W. n. Childs,
looking him squarely in the face as
the terrible charge was read. At the
conclusion G.. w. Somerville, one of
his attorneys, said the prisoner would
take the usual time for pleading and
the sheriff was instructed to bring his
prisoner into court Monday morn
ing.
NOT GUILTY. SAYS DR.. KOCH.
AT the opening of court on that day
DR.. Koch was brought in. He seemed
to be in good spirits and looked better
than at any time since the awful
charge was made public. He stepped
| lightly to his position near the Judges
desk and faced the prosecuting
attorney.
| George r. Koch, are you guilty OF,
not guilty?" came from the attorney.
Not guilty, 2 answered the prisoner.
His voice was clear and even but sub
dued and not easily heard at the rear
end OF the courtroom The accused
| then took his seat and ATTORNEY
Somerville and Childs entered into q
discussion with the Judge as to the
time of trial.
The defense, said Mr.. Somerville.
was all ready for an Immediate trial
and wished the case taken up when the
cases now on the calendar were dis
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
the crime is as follows:
EVIDENCE SUMMED UP,

The motive, which it is always
necessary to establish in fastening a
crime on any one, the state says is
here present. DR.. Gebhardt and DR..
Koch were dentists practicing in the
same city and business rivals. DR..
Gebhardt was getting more than his
share of the business and conditions
were growing worse for DR.. Koch
every day rather than better. His
pride was touched, the thought made
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Shawls

Blanket shaws, from $500 to slo Double shayls
from oOc to So Opera shawls, shoulder shawls from
l9c up to s.; SO each, our line is large.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Handkerchiefs.

We have always done great
Handkerchief business and are pre-
pared to do it this year. Ladies
all Linen Handkerchiefs at SC, bet
ter ones atSc, 1Oc and 15c. Hem
stitched embroidered Handkerchiefs,
special value at 1Oc and Sc. Mem
hemstitched Handkerchief, linen at
12c.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
WILL You SLEEP WELL

Tonight? Not if you have cough
that begins to torment you as soon as
you lie down. You can conquer the
cough with Aliens Lung Balsam,
which will relieve the pain in the chest,
the irritation in the throat and the
hard breathing. Since it contains no
opium, this remedy may be given free
~ to children, and to the most delicate
adults.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
partnership with him a second time.
He is trying to get one of the lumber
companies to build him a store build
ing and let him pay for it on time, but
SO far has failed to make arrange
mentS

ing and let him pay for it on time, but
SO far has failed to make arrange
ments.
EDITOR CONTINUES PAPER.
J. 81. Haenze. editor of the Hanska
Herald, is one of the bravest Of the
losers. He decided at once that he
would stay in Hanska and continue.
hispaper, and as it has not always been
an easy matter to find an editor who
was responsible and would stay, the
people appreciated his spirit and pass
ed around subscription paper to aid
him. Everything he had was burned,
even to change Of clothing for his
wife and child. He places his loss a
81, 500.
Three hundred dollars was raised in
this way and with this Mr.. Haenze was
enabled to procure a new printing out
fit better than the first and partly pay
for it. He made several trips to Made
liza, and bargained for the type, stones
chases, racks and other material ex-
elusive of the presses, which had been
used by the Madelia Tribune, a paper
started by Grant Giggle, but few
weeks before his suicide in Minnea-
polls hotel.
WILL PRINT NEXT ISSUE AT HOME.
He then arranged with Twin city
printers supply house for first-class
job press and a Vaughn Ideal cylin-
der press for printing his paper. He
has moved this new outfit into the
building across the street from the
burned buildings, formerly occupied
by DR.. D. F. Wood, and says that he
will print the next issue of his paper
at home. He has been having the Her
aid printed since the fire in st. Paul.
J. w. Thompson, owner of the build
ing occupied by Kjorlaug 81 Co., is in
Washington state and it cannot be
learned whether he will rebuild. III.
f. Meese and his father, L. Meese.
owners of the building farthest west in
the Inflated row of three, say that thew
2 y
may rebuild next summer but that at
the present time they cannot say def
nately. As stated before, Nelson &
Grothe, owners of the middle building,
expect,to put up a new store in the
spring.
The ruins themselves are as com
plete and desolate as eye ever beh ED;
the structures were literally burned
to the ground, and nothing now
remains to mark the spot where they
stood but a heap of ashes and broken
and twisted iron, stoves, etc. They
have not been cleared away yet and
probably will not be until the snow
goes off in theSpring
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Purses
This line is very fine and will make suitable Christ
mas presents, you ought to see the line
Gifts for Men

Handkerchiefs in cotton, linen or
silk at all prices. Gloves and Nit
tens from 25c up. Neckties and col
lars, also cuff and collar buttons.
Underwear and Hosiery, this line is
large, in cotton or wool Under
wear fleece lined, extra heavy, worth
65c on sale at 39c. All wool ribbed
IN all sizes worth Csc on sale at soc.
Fine half hose at Is, %, 35 and so
cents. Purses from sc up to 81.
Oyershirts, Suspenders. Silk and
wooden Mufaers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21

him desperate. The state will try to
show that they were not on friendly
terms.
DR.. Koch, says the prosecution
closely resembles the man described
by A. 2. Brooks as seen through the
transom. he is dark, rather pale and
hollow about the face.
Then DR.. Koch was seen near the
place but shortly before the crime.
After leaving his Office in the Strich-
Ter block on the night of November
(Continued on page q
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Corsets, Underwear

We carry the famous American
Beauty Corsets'' at ST. 90. Wooden
underwear. This line is SO large that
we can't mention it all, but would
call your attention to our S3c white
union suits for ladies, Vests at Csc.
Soc. SOC, 73c and CSC.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Gloves

Kid gloves in all shades at sl.OO
to S1.5o. Cashmere gloves at 25c,
35c and 4Sc. Golf gloves in all
colors from 25eup to Soc. Children's
gloves and mittens, a very large
line.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Popular Dress Goods

We show one of the largest and
most up-to-date lines in this city.
Especially is our line of BLACK
GOODS large, from lOc up to $500
per yard. Colored Dress Goods, So
inch wool Albatros alpaca and
others at 49c, better goods up to
$500 per yard.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Gifts for Ladies

Every woman likes fur scarf
and muff. In our store you can find
scarfs from 75c to $4,000 and muffs
from SOC up to SIS. Children's fur
sets from soc up to $40.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Silk Ribbon

Every girl likes ribbon. We have
a new line which has just been re-
ceiTed, from 1c to soc per yard.
Hair ribbon a specially.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21
Children Underwear

A ribbed fleece lined vest Or pants
from l5c up to Soc.
A heavy cotton fleece lined vest
or pants from Csc up to SOC.
Wooden underwear from 25c up to
S5c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

Complete list OF residences and desirable
lots. all sizes. locations and prices.
Write or call. indicate what you want.
VIII send you Ii. or call and show YOU
55-suG-tf DEAN GORDON
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Prorcaaia.

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Notice 81 hereby e.vra fbat seasrd pfs-
posais niI BE- received e. she bad q
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Larr.az EauEss MARK TCLLET.
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FOR SALE-Two choice lots. on North
Cottage, rooms, on North Emporia.
new and good style, modern except
heat. $500
An elegant, Groom cottage, in perfect
condition. every modern convenience,
good barn, go feet, east front. close in,
on North Topeka; a decided bargain,
So 650
Ffve-room cottage, barn. shade, perma-
nent walks and curb. so feet, End block
Laura. 81, $50; $3.50 cash. balance 1, and
3 years. per cent.
large rooms, well built attic, modern
except heat, 50x170 feet, fine shade,
$500.
Great bargain in a 5-acre tract. close
in. only blocks from car line; 10 min
utes' service, 1850.
Handsome, new. 7-room cottage, strict
ly modern elegant in all its appoint
ments, barn, 20 feet, east front, $3.50.
College Hill home. I rooms bath ROOM
large barn. abundant maple shade, fruit
city water, with acres fine land s. $50
lar, cistern. walks, good barn, 80 feet,
east front cement walks; everything
complete, S1.550.
Very nice cottage home on Indiana I'd
block, ) large rooms. 2-story barn. all
up in first-class condition. % feet, 81 600
Coy, new cottage, on South Main. 4
large rooms, clothes room broad
porches, cement walks, 50 feet east
front. s1,25o.
feet, 15-minute car service 500.
A c. DICKSON,
New Location. Market and First.
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HOUSES FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-House and lot. on easy
terms. close in Green & Wilson. First
and Market streets. Silk
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALElSnap; Texas county, Mis-
souri,; Isl acres . in cultivation, apple,
peach, plum and pear trees. one nli1e TO
Hunt; ten miles Cabool: broom house,
barn l2X16; outhOuseS, z mile to school,
springs Now think of il. Price, $3.50.
10 acres. 9 miles Ca5oOl. 5-room house.
so acres in cultivation. fine timber. good
farming country This is Il snap.
Terms s9J1
40 acres, apple peach, plum trees, IL
miles TO CabooI Groom house. barn,
spring; just the place for fruit and
truck. Price $S09.
Over $50 other snaps in Mcdonald. Tex,
Oregon and Sunny South, Missouri
lands WOODS INVESTMENT CO.
Land Dept, Wellington, Kan.
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FOR SALE
100 feet. near Twenty-frst and Water.
sos. Submit offer.
80 feet near Twentieth and Emporia.
Sll0. Abstract title. Can sell on weekly
payments.
50 feet, near Wichita and Eighteenth.
east front, SIS. Easy terms.
80 feet, near Waco and Tenth. $50.
50 feet, near Wichita and Twelfth. $3.50.
20 feet. near Eleventh and Topeka, s2.ooo.
% feet. near Thirteenth and Topeka.
so feet. near Hydraulic and Second only
one mile east, $3.50. East front.
% feet. not far from Washington and
Central. $3.50
80 feet. on Market. near Twelfth. very
reasonable at $1,000.
80 feet. on Ida. few blocks south of
Douglas, $525.
Five lots. on Ida. blocks south Of Lin
coin. s2eo Very rich ground.
50 feet. close in. on the West Side. three
blocks south from Douglas. $3.50.
20 feet on South Martinson avenue. near
school and Orient railroad shops. ti60
Reasonable terms.
-Four lots on Lulu. half a mile south
cheap a; 500 Our price, S5l5
4 very large list OF the choicest build
ing resiGerce lots in the best part OF
the North End. See us for inside prices
Also, large list OF low-priced lots IN
all other parts az the city at bargain
prices Can sell maRy on monthly pay
mentS.
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND co.
SILT us z. First Street.
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cHgLDaES WHILE TEETlf!s0. $50
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

FOR SALE-lGo acres. three miles OF city.
S5.o00
80 acres of improved land. ala fine bot
tom land. / miles OF city, $50 per acre.
~ acres. miles Of city. 5000.
3l2 acres of half bottom land 90 acres
IN cultivation, 30 acres in alfalfa. 10
acres timber. - acres in wheat cood
improvements: bargain at Sg.502
30 acres. Wen improved. 20 acres alfalfa.
15e IN cultivation. $N.s-.
III You want bargain in farms. ranches
ana city property. or II YOU want fire in
surauCC, come sud SEE me
JOHN FERRITER. a5l Z. Douglas.
S1-tf
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

FOR SALE-Iard. Not so Der acre INT
5 10 81 per acre. with the best soil on
earth: southwest Kansas where the
rainfall IS sufficient and big crops = Ger
tainty under the Camubel system send
for ny new land list and how Camp
bell raised g. bushels q wheat Ter acre
Tor each OF three last years u western
Kansas.
ls1 acres. fine. south Cray county. 40
lis acres very fine. near Meade. $40
Headquarters for western land
(. !. SPENCER. AZ :. Lawrence Ave.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

You csa ROW Gafr Fagf .fefFr hrHfra
in the EaUs1ai Surety r7rrsny. ht sse-
clsI Arrangement 70 Artisrate
agent. 1a1 w. Douglas aTeu... s-ffr
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JOE SALE

T VN 81 lie
100 acres, located > miles east Of FurIev.
S4.00.
Ice acres. located miles south Of God
dard. well improved $3.50
81 acres, miles east 81 Paramount $. n7A
g acres. II miles southeast Of CITY. g. 500
100 acres located miles south Of clear
water. $46'p
So acres. miles southeast OF Conway
SPRINGS SOFA
loo acres IS miles east Of Perth. StSO.
J. NJ. CLENDENIN x co
s5-lt 11- : Tones A.,
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FOR SALE

FOX SALEs-
70 feet. vacant. on 18th and Waco, $3.50
50 feet. east front. corner 18th and Waco
S65V
No 500 S. Walnut. West Side, S-roon
house. 80 feet, fine shade. $3.50.
No. 1926 E. Douglas, IS feet, 3-room cot
tage. $2,000.
Three 5-room. new cottages, located
near the end of South Emporia cal
line Price, 81, $50, 81 200 and Sl,375.
80 feet, vacant, blocks south. on EN-
poria. fine fine maple shade and cement
A snap: % feet vacant. south of Muir
dock avenue. between the railroads.
50 feet, east front, cement walk, shade
nice lawn. located north of ellogg, on
Lawrence at a bargain.
IS lots. located in j. o. Davidson's Sec
ond addition. facing Central $1025.
Another block of lCIs adjoining it, most
" in fruit, small house, for $500.
IS lots. in the third block south of
Douglas, on Hillside, $3.50.
70 feet. east front in the 9Th block on
Ohio s235.
Eight-room, 2-story house. 6S15 feet. To-
Gated south Of Ninth, on EmpoTia, 900.
$500
80 feet, on the corner of Pattie and
Orne, $225.
1924 Hendryx avenue, 30 feet, Groom
house. hail, cellar, barn, cement walk,
1850.
Nine-room, 2-story house. modern in
every respect. fine shade good walks,
barn, located south of 18th. on Fairview
2.75O. ]. W. CLENDENIN & CO,
95-1t 107 South Topeka Ave.
FOR SALE-240 acres river bottom land
close to Colwich, $4,000.
. so acres, all in wheat 3-room house,
stable, 10 miles of city. 5000.
100 acres, 10 IN cultivation, so acres good
NOW land. miles Of center of city.
Price. 5000.
$50 acres, miles of city. all in grass,
So
Five acres. all set to buded fruit, miles
Of city, $1,000.
100 acres, well improved farm, 5000. Or
will trade for city property.
100 acres of good bottom land. Groom
house, stable, 100 acres in cultivation.
balance grass good water 80 acres in
wheat. good alfalfa land. Price, $500.
Eight-roOm house, modern except fur
mace barn. 50 feet front, on corner, ce-
ment walks shade. blocks north, on
Emporia, $500. Or will trade for good
farm.
Five-room house, barn. fruit, shade, rs
feet front at 100 5. Ida.
VACANT LOTS.
100 feet. corner of Park Place and 14th
street S1.200.
100 feet. corner of Park Place and 18th
100 feet. corner of Main and 18th street,
5000.
Lots on Water street. 233 feet deep. 800
each.
If you want bargains in farms ranches
or city property, l can suit you. Come
and see me or write for price list.
JOHN FERRITER, POI E. Douglas
95-tf
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FOR SALE-320 acres 10 miles southwest
of town. Groom house and barn, 260
acres in wheat. one-third goes with
farm. $33 per acre.
so acres, 6 miles out, bottom land, well
improved, fine orchard, $50 per acre.
16O acres, miles out, one-half bottom
land, fine Groom cottage, . good barns,
living water, 5000.
JOHN FARMER &; CO, log n. Main.
q5-1t
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FOR SALE-Good claim. Box IS, Wood
ward. 0. T. 95-6tx
FOR SALE-e4o acres, good bottom land
miles of city; one fourth cash, balance
to suit purchaser. This is snap
600 acres. fine bottom land AZ miles of
city. S45 per acre.
100 acres, miles south of city, good
improvements.
Also 81 acres. joining city. with good
improvements, cheap; or will trade for
ranch.
$50 acres Sedgwick county bottom land.
two sets OF improvements, 5000
CITY PROPERTY.
4 corner, close in, 30 feet; a snap
SiX-room cottage. S712 by 100 feet. close
in. $3.50.
Ffve-room cottage 50 by 10 feet. 81 500.
. feet, second block on South Topeka,
1900
Four rooms So feet, barn, fruit and
shade; corner $500
large list of other farms. acre and
city properties. If you have a bargain.
list it with us. If you want a bargain.
come and see us.
NICHOLS & BLAKE.
S5-ltX Over 112 +. Douglas
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FOR SALE-Fine farm and ranch, only
I'll per acre. Green & Wilson.
95-1tX
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FOR SALE-2GS acres. Is miles from city
wei improved with > setts Of improve
ments. 100 acres meadow, balance i'm
cultivation, 40 acres in orchard. all bot
lom land. very cheap. 80 per acre.
229-acre farm. close to city. 5000 Sew
eral S9-acre farms, valley land. 16-acre
farm. one mile from Valley Center $40
per acre. Ia fact we have fifty farms
TO pick from, also ranches Of from 80
acres To 1,O31 acres. Prices ranging from
s. 10 SO per acre. Also cattle TO suit
purchaser. Remember, We have only
two Of our 5-acre lots left in cur new
addition. Fine garden land. Must be
sold. VI you want nice well improved
20-acre home. close to city, we have it,
Also 20 lots, TWO nice houses, several
barns. lots of fruit. on North Lawrence:
a.paradise; tho greatest snap in the city;
can sell you this beautiful mansion for
less than one of the houses cost. Gail
on or address Volt. Osbun x Craven,
80 +. Douglas avenue, Wichita. Kan.
Phone 423, green 95-ltX
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FOR SALE-Cheao.
Four east front lots on Wafer near
Thirteenth. l5S feet deep. s. paa
q feet. east front. on Enporia. between
Sixteenth ano Seventeenth. S5a
l0s feet. east front on Mosley south 81
Third. S6e
10 east front lots. on Allen. between
Ninth and Tenth each. S.
4 east front lots on Minneapolis first
block north Of Douglas. each. SO VII
give time on part. J. /. -B0WDISH.
s6-Itx ia y. Market.
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FOE SALE-Sneeial Rarcains.

FOR SALE-Special BARGAINS:
80 feet east front. Groom. modern cot
tage. very best plumbing. house Just
erected az a cost Of $3.50: land. S64.
total. &.l7c. We can sell for immediate
delivery AT Sl,N5o. Location. not Tar
from Lawrence and Thirteenth. Rents
Tor So Owner orders quick sale for
ready cash.
Also Groom. modern cottage. not far
from taIrVlew and Thirteenth. Sf.155:
good plumbing; this rents for Si5.-0
80 feet, close in. on St. Francis. south
Of Central N.5oo.
50 feet. on Emporia. near Tenth. $s.5.
New: modern. up-to-date S-room house
on North Market, near Tenth. Sleo.
New b-room house. % feet. on North
Lawrence, near Ninth. $S.039
These are bargain prices.
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND co.
S-u lis Z First Street.
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FOR SAILED acres of land near
Clearwater well improved. VIII take
or Groom residence in city and bal
ance money. Also section grain land
in southwestern Kansas. Box 207. Clear
water, kan S9-sun-St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres
adjoining city Of Kingman, county seat
of kingman county. Kan; population.
2,0O0; three railroads. An ideal stock
farm. half in cultivation, balance excel
lent grass land. with living water, all
fenced and cross-fenced. 200 acres fine
growing wheat. Price, $3.50. VIII ex-
change for desirable Wichita real es-
tate. Anchor Trust Co., ia n. Market
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-By Reese & Co, IL L. First
street:
Two pairs of east front vacant lots. on
North Emporia, south of 1lth street, at
$500 per lot
East front lots on North Emporia south
OF 18th street at 500 per lot.
East front lots on North Lawrence,
south Of 18th street al $3.50 per lot.
Northeast corner OF nth and St Fran
els, lots, $l.09.
Fire and tornado insurance in the lead
ing companies. The Travellers Accident
company, Of Hartford. is represented by
us. REESE x CO
S3-it 1l2 East First St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

FOR SALE
so feet, N. Waco, between Ninth and
Tenth
50x230 feet, Fairyiew, between Tnir-
teenth and Fourteenth. east front.
70 feet y. Waco, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth. east front.
80 feet, corner Wichita and Twelfth,
east front.
1l24 n. Market. one of the finest homes
in Inc city; cottage. new and modern in
every respect. Inquire of owner
DIR. WALTER MINICK, IA y. Main.
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