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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-06

son have returned from business trip
10 Dallas. "a, rar..
Arrangements have been made mere
by the democrats OF the city by whlen
tbs returns of the election Tuesday
night win be bulieuned. They VIII be
sn,ter over the southwestern tele-
hone wires.
The Brazos river has fallen a gress
deal in the past few days. Parties IN
FINN tho river report the river falling
very fast The Little Brazos river DID
not rise very much, This year IS q reg,
ord breaker for rises in me brazo'
river, but net very much aamage was
done. Work on the Black bridge VIII pc
gin in few days. as soon as the rive
will allow.
A great many from here have beet
aking advantage of the cool westher
the past week and have peen 10 the laNs
There are great many this year In TIL
section.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
They VIII He Received at Various
Points in the City.


The man who is anxious to secure
about today's election will
have ample facilities afforded him at va
rious places in the city tonight.
In the first place The Post has ar
ranged to display the returns, and Will
flash the bulletins from the Fannin street
side of it's building as fas as they can
be obtained. Reports will be received Dy
Associated Press, by Western Union bull
letins and from special correspondents
at various points. A stereopticon Will be
used to display the bulletins, and they
will be flashed upon the street from I
o clock to early Wednesday morning. Inc
canvas has been so placed on the Fannin
street side that it can be easily
viewed from Franklin avenue also
The Houston club will receive the re-
turns for the benefit Of their members
and invited friends at their rooms in th'
Masou building.
The local lodge of Elks will take 10,
election returns tonight in their clu'
rooms on the sixth floor of the Bin
building. Turkey sandwiches, lemonac
and other refreshments will be serve
during the evening, and visiting Elk
, will ne welcomed.
! The Turf Exchange, Capitol hotel b'
and some other public places VIII recel,
the Western Union bulletins giving u
election news.
) Manager Bergman of the opera nous
has arranged to have election return
read before and between the acts
"What Did Tomkins Do tonight.
The returns will also be read at II
rooms Of the Young Mems Caristian A
: scciation. where refreshments VIII
G served during the evening and to VINE
place quite a number of ladies' have oe'
. to,
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Calvert News Notes.

Calvert. Texas. November 5.-Rev. H.
N. Sears of Austin preached at the
Methodist church last night and tonight
viii preside at the fourth quarterly con-
ference of Calvert station
Mr.. Charlie NJ. Linden came down
from Mexia Saturday night to visit rels-
tives and look after business interests sts,
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock t me
local lodge of the Woodmen of the
World, assisted by visiting members o.
the lodge. unveiled the monument oil MT
w. j. Sales.
Mr.. Jesse McLendon, a prominent drug
gist of Calvert, went TO Me&ia inns .noi at,
ing to look after business interests
there. ,
} After visit OF severalg days MIS-
. Georgia A. Watson returned this morn
ing to her home in Mexia.
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Nnvn,ota News Notes.

Navasota. Texas. November 5.--Walter
B. Wesson, doing business on west
Washington avenue, has sold his entire
stock to ]. S. Massey of Walnut Springs
who is now taking stock, and will at ono
lremove 1t to his town.
IN j. II. Lee has opened a saloon on WASH
ihgton avenue in the place recently va
cgied by W. r. Ayers.
1wenty-seyen negroes left by the Gen.
trail saturday night for Oklahoma City.
News comes that Morgan Rhodes died
in Waco yesterday. Mr.. Rhodes had the
contract for building the new iron bridge
across the Navasota river, and his un
timely talklng OF is nssre than apt t.
seriously delay prosecution of an alread.
tardy lob.
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THE POLLING PLACES.
Xyhereato Go To-day In order 10
city Polling Places.

city POLLING u,rr
The polls will open at O'Clock this mo-
inq an. close at o'clock this evening. Inc Inc
no S places and presiding onicers IN the
c,tv will be as follows;
E,rst ward Grand Central hotei--"iiiia"
Meyer IN angine house-George
VI Thira ward. Turner hall-Frank kue' ~
Third ward A, No. engine houSe
Spence. $3.50. 1ouse-H 4. ID.
Wilson. ,,o MA walnut street.
p =, 1S ward A. Hardy street, corner Lo'
etvtb yard Minister'S s.ore-F, Poe sn,1yas,
| 5aiiaa street is the divldlng me uv."'N
| ,ha t,yo Voting places in the IhlIu mai t,er,
nv Voters should not forget to take WIN WIZ nav
,heir r.p;stration certificates. tney NE
inst them and fail to remember tne az Hes
NAV may not be permitted to Note, a.
sstrar Grurmbach has no way OF as m
tIase o., whom certificates were issueu 40 Nd Il, .
cnvnty his year refused TO pay lor q" emil
book. b which such ide Tsn, OF lost Ger
tihcateS
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Electric Light Company's business
IN increasing.

corsicana. Texas, November o'-rne
business OF the Corsicana Gas and Eiee-
trio Light company having Increased 10
such an extent that the $50 horse power
engine they were Using was not sufti-
Gent for the business, new 4ov horse
power Corlss machine has Just been rut
in. which will enable the company 10 give
much more satisfactory service than they
have been giving in the past.
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A ou,et Marriage.

peaumont, Texas. November S.-Mr' Leroy
PARKER and Mrs. Lena N. skeen we're very
ou city married last saturday night a, 'ae
pes,dence Of the groom's brother. Prof. =: a.
Parker, on Cypress street at epol NV COUNTY
,nnge George G. oBrien. Mr.. George oas.
we'll and Miss Ruth Buoklin were 'he oni'
attendants besides relatives -, ,,ov,
Both the bride and groom are Wal Msaiae M' fo
IN this city, where they nave
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Federal Jurors.

beaumont. Texas November S-Foliowing
is a list OF the jurors selected by jury COM
miss oners TO serve during the December
term of the United States circuit and dis riot
court, which will convene in this city Mon
day. December .:
jefferson county,. NJ. Cox. w. T.. En-
mer, Frank Alvey. j. w. Douglas, j. NJ.
Hehert, e. 5. Charlton, I. Hunham, ID
l.. stump, Thomas Cunf. Il. l. Bacon. Joe
Burnham, II. Hirsch, Adam Bellar, j. L
Templeton, Wiliiai. Wiess.
Orange County--D. A. Meyers, #. Is Cap
ron. 10 c. Faickney. Tom Andrews. ID
Frank, Clarence Walter
Jasper County--Jchn sutton, Frank Smith
4 II. nargrove, X, M Delaney.
| Tyler County,, s. lsball, w. stewart
| lanes Priest w. s. Bullock w. f. Barkley
Hardin County--A. j. Gore. II, NJ. Collier
William welsh John Salter, George w. Tay
| lor, Il. Il. Chance. Jackson Jordon. Jane
| McNealy. &,
polk County,. ]. Stanley, l. e. Lee. +
n Geldard, j. NJ Peters, b. NJ. Cannon,
A. Handlcy. sr. e. Larmore,
Liberty County-Peter Dowden, D. w %
sis s D. O'Brien, O. Vandiventer u /
Wilmington, Chesley Barrett
Newton County--C. A. Woods. T. Is ke
san Augustine Countv-Jaines A. Burleso
e. u. woods nat, =,
sabine County-Joel Craig, r. s. Bell IA
whitehead. ,.,,,
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corsicana, Texas, November o.--fho
Corsicana Daily Sun, a leadipg paper OF
this city. is running. linotype machine
and hereafter the paper will be set up
with IT, The Sun proposes to make de-
cided improvements in other ways iur-
nishing its readers with more news thdh
any paper ever published in Corsicana.
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.ss,.......ss..s..s.ss......s
Democratic Headquarters.

Dmocratic headquarters will DO
opeihd tonight at the Rice hotel
specia wires will be.run into the room
and ELECTION news will be received d.
rect. he headquarters will be estab-
lished bS the county executive com
mittee ofwhich Mr.. ]. NJ. Geiselman
Is Chairman.
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.. an PopuIation.

washington. November 5.-The poppia-
49, % indiana, as officially announced
todav bv the census bureau. is 2'SlS'4ez
~ ~ s2l. 05s or tl7 per cent.
ny The population of Florida. as ofheial, !:
,nvncea today by the census bureau, 4
soa 20 as against 44o in 1880 Im
=. -, increase OF 1877 400 or 80 per cent
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r.,,nt Hou.e Near Paris.

Paris. Texas, November 5--A tenant
house on the farm of l.. a. Nance NJ
teen miles south on the sulphur, occu-
Mod NV Joe Lander, was destroyed by
Are together with entire contents ana
500 in greenbacks sewed In mattress
Tttal loss about $1,000; no insurance
Origin unknown. "
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Hand BencHt BnlI.

Beaumont. Texas. November ''--lne nV"u-
ort citv band is making preparations to
give a big ball in the near future LOT ''e
benefit of their uniform fund Ihere Is now
no better band in the State Tor Town 'ne
size OF Beaumont and that trey neea UNI
Sorr,o 4, is not necessary to state. The CON
ing rice carnival the band will be in service
ali during the carnival season and they arc
anxious to make as good an appearance a.
i, tho boys gave what money they hac
accumulated for the uniform fund 70 th'
galveston storm sufferers, and the citizens
| should patronize them in every way posi-
/ bic, and thus assist in restoring th's a,lou Nv
I and more for the uniforms. The date 70
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The Independent Telephone Line.

Corsicana, Texas, November o'-ihe
poles for the Independent Telephone COM
pany's plant have been planted along
West Fourth avenue. and are being put
in all along the route in different parts
of the city All the other machinery mas
been ordered and is now en- route, anu
| It is promised that it will be but snort
! time until the new plant is ready 10 give
the people of the city as sooa 'eiep"ohe
! service as there is in Texas.
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beaumont, Texas November 5.--lnterven'ns
petit,ons have been fled in the United states
district court In the case OF Barnett Sna
Record trust Company vs. the Port Ar, ,,l,
1vsnnei ana Dock Company BY me Port
sn,anr rownsitc company and tie Guardian
Trusl company. lntervenaons have arc
been nled by, the Reliance lumber company sns
and the Port Arthur rownsl'e eS "a l'rns, com
rany Va, the Por. Arthur Channel ana DOH
Company.
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Cation Burned.

Palestine, Texas November 5'--one
hundred and fifty bales of cotton in tran
sit from oskwoods to Palestine was de .
troyed by nre at 8 o'clock this mornins
between Long Lake and Tucker. Cars
and cotton a total loss. Valued at ssoeo'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-06
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
A Negro Thief Made a barring Attempt al
Burglary.
FEDERAL JURORS FOR rHE COMING TERI
A nall 10 he Given for the Beneht
of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suits
Have Been FILED.

beaumont. Texas November o'--A negro
burglar last night made daring attempt
% rob the residence OF Captain William
wless on Calder avenue, but he was unsuc-
cesstul and now occupies cell in the coun-
~ Jail with several charges of burglary and
theft against him.
n was about 8 o'clock this morning when
MT. Perry Wiess who is staying AZ ms
fathers. was awakened by noise In th'
hall. Al about the same time Captain Wios'
was also awakened and tho noise made b
both Perry and Captain Wless getting vi
! frightened the burglar. WHO rlade his es'ap
through the front parlow window and raj
! off down the alieyway.
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,be ball has not been decided upon but u
viii not be far distant. and as there mas
W, heen much dancing tfas season the oc-
nes,on VIII he doubly appreciated and no
doubt literally patronizcd by the public.
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ro cure l.aainess.

Malaria makes you lazy ,angu,a ar, ar
lif.iess. vslerio-Phosphate eua,n noe,
lets are guaranteed 10 cure iag,ny an IN,
not cause nervousness OF f'ne'e
head. 20 cents.
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The Quinine that Don't Cause
Nervousness

yaler,o- phosphate Quinine tablets. NO
ringing In the head. rs cents
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"GARLAND" STOVES AND RANGES
lest longest and use the least fuel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02
BROOKE REPUBLICANS
Alive and Ready for the Campaign.
A New County Committee.

Alive and Ready for the Campaign.
A New County Committee.
That the Republicans of Brooke coun-
ty are alive and ready for the coming
campaign was fully shown by satur-
days meeting at wellSburg, to elect a
new county executive committee. The
attendance was the largest ever seen
there at a similar meeting, caused part
lybyrumors ola contest between friends
OF the rival candidates for Congress.
While the majority of the new commit
tee Is favorable to Captain Dovener.
yet this did not control the election Of
members and the new committee IS not
faetionnl one, but represents the
whole party.
]. L. Montgomery was chairman, and
T. II. Marks secretary Of the mass
meeting, and the following were elected
rs members OF the committee:
Buffalo Distrlct-Slmon Lauck, H. c.
Wells, Barclay Moore, Ora cnrmau.
Cross Greek - George Patterson,
George Bailey. Frank Morton and Ed
ward Williamson,
wellsburg-E. a. Frost, Clarence ia
cobs, c. d. Hail and Joseph Combs.
The committee organized by electlng
E. A. Frost chairman, Clarence Jacobs.
secretary. and George Patterson treas
urcr. It is good working committee
and viii see that old Brooke does her
duty at the November election. An
other meeting viii be hold on Saturday,
April Il.
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A Fnlse Peport correeted.

The following is sufficient answer 70
reports whiah, for purposes OF Their
own. parties doubtless Jealous OF ine
success OF the Mall Pouch Tobacco
Works have circulated.
We shall. at any time, accept all AaI
Pouch Vouchers which you may ssna
us in exchange for articles listed o.
the same, no matter what the date Of
the series may be.
We shall also continue 10 furnish, on
similar terms as heretofore, all articles
listed on vouchers packed in packages
or Mail Pouch Tobacco. You may de-
pend upon :lis regardless OF false r.
ports whloh may be circulated TO tRs
contrary IN newspapers or otherwise.
THE BLOCH BROTHERS TOBACCO
COMPANY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

Messrs. James X. Hall and Charles
H. Hennlng yesterday returned from
a two weeks trip through the southern
part of the state. in the interest of Mr..
Halls candidacy for auditor on the
Republican state ticket. They visited
Greenbrler, Nonroc, Summers, Fayette,
Kanawha, cabell, Wayne, Mcdowell,
Mercer, Mason, Jackson and Wood
counties, and also saw many people
from counties adjacent to those named.
They made many friends and support
ess OF Mr.. Halls candidacy, and found
the party in excellent Shape every
where.
'!n ali the counties / visited I found
our people getting together 70. the
great contest OF next November" said
Mr.. Hall to an Intelligencer reporter
last night. II find confidence on every
side, and the outlook is certainly for q
splendid victory in the fall. The gen
eral condition of prosperity over the.
state is bound to aid our party. Down
in the New River and Norfolk s West
ern coal districts the miners are Just
receiving a % per cent advance in
wages. / talked with many Of the mi
ners, and they are all contented and
happy. Many who have heretofore act
ed with the Democratic party are now
announcing their intention to support
President Mckinley and the Republic
can state tlcket--they have a distinct
recollection of their condition during
the Cleveland REORGANIZATION regime
and are not disposed to take any
chances by again voting the party Of
depression into power. THE coal opera
tors, too, are pleased with present con-
ditlons; they are getting better prices
for their coal and COX, than ever be-
fore, and their only troubles are the
difficulty of securing more miners and
cars. If they could get these their out
put would be even larger than It is at
present. We met a number Of the
merchants in the lower end of the
state. and the universal verdict was
that times are better in West Virginia
than for years past"
What Of the gubernatorial nominal
tion?"
$50 far as could hear, sentiment Is
crystalIzing for White all over the
state slnce the withdrawal OF Judge
Freer. Everybody comedies that
White is a good, clean man, who will
make a most excellent governor. n
heard strong Freer men say they were
now for White"
Are your chances Tor the audItorial
nomination good?"
~ am very well satisfied with the
situation. With strong support from
the First congressional district feel
satisfied that will win the nominal
tlor. The Second congressional district
having the auditor and secretary Of
state, find disposition through the
state to give the nomination for audi
tor to some man from another district"
Mr., Hail added that he expects to
call personally on as many Republicans
as he possibly can through the state
before the Charleston convention in
July. and viii make every effort in his
power to capture the nomination he
covets. on the trip Just ended he was
accompanied by Circuit Clerk Charles
H. Henning, and as usual this hustling
young politician made many warm
friends. Mr. Henning has no other In
terest In the matter than to aid in, win
ming the nomination for the Ohio coun-
ty candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02
THE COAL DEAL.

The Properties of the Consolidated
Coal Company Have Been Ap.
praised by an Expert-sOme BOggI
Run Properties May be Acquired.
Messrs. David Bennett King, G. B.
Hanford und Il. B. Constantine, Of New
York, officials of the Consolidated Coal
Company, of this city, are in town, on
business connected with their enter
prise. It Is learned that appsaissrs
have just finished the appraisement Of
the properties OF the company and
have gone east to make their report to
the capitalists that are being interested
in the combination.
1t is said that the. Consolidated may
acquire the franchise recently secured
by w. F. shafrer and other Wheeling
people from the county commissioners
OF Marshall county, together with OD-
lions on a lot OF coal territory along
Boggs' run, which the same gentlemsa
secured some time ago
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gElegrrteIEiaet1eer
acc: ed anl q Fourteenth stroet.


Puritan Gas RRnges-Nesbltt & Bro
Your Chance Geo. w. Iohnsons Sons.
For Saie-Simpsoh & petuR-
For Rent--Rolf q Zane.
Postofice Department.
Wanted-Carrenter for Light Work.
County AEsessor-Addison Israel.
$500 for u Set Of Teeth-NeW YORK
Dentist-Second Page.
Geo. N. Shook & Co.'S Easter Offerings
Eighth Page.
Lace curtaIns-GeO. R. Taylor cO.-Fifth
Your Easter Observation-Disclosures
afcst We FOrget"-stOne & Thomas
Eighth Page.
Hub-Eighth Page.
Fifth Page.
Bros,-Flfth Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

ARE you looking for q position? The
demand for good stenographers was
never greater. We graduate good ones.
one week free instruction VIII be given
all those DESTROYS u Investigating the
methods employed IN the Elliott School,
1915 Market street.
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SPRING OPENING.

Suits made to order at popular
prices, Bright novelties in Foreign
and Domestic Woolens.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishers, 1321-1323 Market st.
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RETURN OF HALL.
Ohio county's Candidate for Auditor
Making Progress, and
BELIEVES HE WILL SUCCEED

In Winning the Nomination BE Cow
ets-The Condition Of Prosperity
Throughout West Virginia Adds to
Chances for Republican Success.
Everybody Lining Up for White for
Governor.
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II you intend 10 move this week and
desire to have your plano moved by cX-
prrlcnced mon, leave your order with
+. W. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

We hsve fitted more than twenty
thousand pairs OF Spoctucles, giving us
u record and experience unequnlled by
any other Opticlnn In West virginia.
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUBB, OptlclAn.
No. 1906 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

IF you wish to save from 50 to 8 on
your sprirg suit. call al WINES,
DORFFER'S. 226S Market street, ana
he VIII show you how TO do H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

GOOD Union Workmanship at c, w.
son. Twenty-second
md Main Streets.
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OPENING Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, April 8, 4 md 5, Mt
Miss. S. a. KNoRE's, 1921 Jacob st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

ALI. iatc novelties In spring suitlns'
and pantaloons at lowest prices,
J. WINESDoRFFER,
1858 Market street
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sroNB 4 THOMAS.
STONE & THOMAS.
Iest We Forget" E S;sass f- 'asi;.

In any walk of with good memory
be how gifted in remembering things
valuable poinsomething that would
probably benefit little We all do It's amisS, there
fore you Of the sERLTVE VALUES announced for
this weeks dealings this As read reflect VIII be
profitable for YOU to advantage the opportunity aoEdedP We
think Il win. GENTLE REMINDERS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

After moving your plano VIII ~
doubt need overlooking to see II y y
In proper tune. We employ none Wv
experts in our tuning department
+. w. BAuMER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

EASTER Opening Wednesday and
Thursday at Carl's, 1901 Jacob street.
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ALL latest novelties in suItings and
Fancy Vestlngs, at c. w. SEA-
RRIGHTS SON. Merchant Tailor.
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SPRING and Summer Opening
Wednesday, April 4.
L. R. soNNEBoRN,
The Leading Milliner.
No. lios Main St
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NO common patterns. Patterns Ia
our Curtain Stock all new and fresh.
Special Sale Monday.
GEO. 3. TAYLOR CO.
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Piano Tuning.

OPENING wednesday. swabaeksE's
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OPENING Wednesday. swnbackOr'0.