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The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01

run her eye over some repairs done
recently at her apartment
They had already closed the doors
OF the express that evening, which
scarcely more than slows up at Chan
tilly, and still Sabine had not come.
She only reached the platform in
truth as the bell rang to start.
Quick! Quick! Hurry up, Ma
dame!" the employees cried, wildly
beckoning.
Quick! Quick! hurry" repeated I,
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
must be perfectly smooth, with no

must be perfectly smooth, with no
crevices or sharp elges. Attach the
magnet to the opposite side of tt
bone by sealing wax, and after pla&
ing 1t on the pivot put the lid on Il
box. II the hole in the bone be prol
erly made, the needle will at one
adjust itself, pointing to the north.
This compass will be as accurate
for all practical purposes, as one
bought in store. and any boy woul'
take pride in it because he made i
himself.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
Very Nearly Buried Alive.

Patrick Farrell of Union Hill, N. J.
had the remarkable experience recent
ly of being buried alive in grave dug
for another, but was rescued just in
time to save his life. An open grave
in which he was working in Flower
Hill cemetery caved in. Farrell was
completely imbedded in the heavy
earth up to his chin and was held firm
ly. Shouting for help until he was
hoarse, he had about reconciled him
self to. die when two men, who We're
passing near by. heard his piteous
groans, and after considerable labor
succeeded in digging him out.
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
Parts Of a Compass.

means of sealing wax to the center of
the bottom Of the box. This is to be
the pivot on which the magnetic
needle is to swing.
For magnet use a short piece of
a darning needle permanently mag
netized. To adjust it to the pivot
saw out of the handle of an old tooth
brush piece of bone about quarter
of an inch square by one-tenth OF an
inch thick. In the center OF the
square side bore a hole by means of
knife blade nearly through the
piece.
The inner extremity of the hole
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
Fooled BY "it."

It is often very difficult for the
hostess to supply enough variety IN
her games or other amusements dur
ing party to keep the fun going, and
something new is always much ap-
preciated. 1t may come your turn
TO make a suggestion.
Tell your companions that If any
one of them will take a piece OF
bread and butter and go out by the
range and eat it you will supply each
one of the party with glass OF ice
cream soda from the piano or desk or
any other place suggested. Say this
earnestly and see that one OF the
party takes the bread and eats it be-
fore the kitchen range. When the
boy has eaten the breau let him come
before the company. Say to him:
Have you eaten it?"
OF course he will reply that he has.
Then say to him: Are you very
sure that you have eaten it?' And
when he replies again that he is sure,
invite the company into the kitchen
and bring the boy who has eaten the
bread before the stove and say
WHY the range is still here, l
thought you had eaten it.
You will then repeat to him your
request, which was: If you will
take piece of bread and butter and
90 out by the range and eat it" etc.
and call his attention to the fact that
he was not quick enough to see the
absurd mistake in your grammar, be-
cause the antecedent of .'it'' was
range, and not bread and butter, as
was naural to suppose.
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Easily Calculated.

An Irishman was filling barrels
with water from a small river to sup
ply village which was not provided
with waterworks. As he halted to
give his horses a rest q gentleman
rode up and asked:
How long have you been hauling
water, my good man.
Tin years, or more, sor."
"Ah! And how many loads do you
make day?"
aFrom tin to fifteen, accordin' to
the weather, sor.
well. Pat. said the gentleman.
laughing, how much water have you
hauled altogether?
The Irishman jerked his thumb In.
the direction Of the river, at the same
time giving his horse the hint to start
aud replied: q
.All the wather that yez don't see
there now, sor. C;hums. s5s
The Ward County independent., 1903-04-01
NOT SAFE FOR ANGELS.
little Jack Knew There Was Dange,
in Such Work.

little Jack Knew There Was Danger,
in Such Work.
The woman with the enameled tes
up slipped and told this story. Shs
!. lid the incident happened in Brook
HA
"a little boy stood at the window
watching the snow falling upon the
pavement and blowing together into
dusty patches.
Aunt, he said, do the angels
send the snow?'
Yes, dear, said aunt, without look
ing up from her book.
There was silence for while.
From out the house across the way
q white-capped maid came with a
broom and swept the sidewalk and
the steps. She was the maid of Mrs.
s.. a very fastidious, fussy old lady,
who had strong dislike for children
and dirt. Indeed, she seemed to re.
gard the words as synonymous. Only
that day she had sent little Jack and
his chums away from her side of the
street.
Jack watched the maid fol
awhile" continued the narrator, ac
cording to the New York Times,
then he startled his aunt with this
statement: 5}
well, then I'd pity the angels il
Mrs. s. catches them putting snow
on her steps, .
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The Thrifty Editor.

Not long ago an Eastern Senator
received areQuest from country edi,
tor in q mountainous section for big
package of seeds. He desired "a good.
ly number Of packages, which were
forthwith sent to him, as it was sup,
posed, for free distribution among the
farmers of his vicinity. The Senate,
had been in the habit of sending out
big packages of the seeds furnished
by the Agricultural Department, te
prominent men in different localities.
who disposed Of them where they
would do. good. VIII.
Thus the Senator acquired knowl
edge of q new use for the generous
gratuity of the government 1t wasn't
long thereafter that q letter came from
a rival editor in the same town, com
planning that the first-named knight
Of the quill was using the seeds to
boom the circulation of his paper, BY
offering packages OF seeds to those
who subscribed with him. Washing.
ton Post. u
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caustie Criticism.

scribbleton Don't you tainx my
new novel contains much food for {
thoughts
criticus Yes but It is vrctcheSly
cooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

i'hataffaNnsa tE &
sp.asi cafssra 1sses - Wa u uHil
Nsra#asHaf I..H#HI AHa.s HalIHii F taHii"
satssisaef alth s-s lnil#1 zIatea efazis
Nssmnlttea co.. tlastH
KErCHlkAN. Alaska. 5uly at
g. little wendef that Juan de Fuea
thought be hal found The S,ait 81
Anlan when ia iaa2 b. asiisa iufo
the straits WHIT d nov bear bis mamie
Rna thence between the n}tlfiIaitsl
and Vancouver island uutA he
re- he'd ths oreu SEA- fu tNe year
1899 Portusarsc nsNiEnfar name. !.
Cofgsfesl reported that be had
sailed nom Labrador 60 ems Indian
oceAn through great river q hieh
ha named 5he straits af Auisn-
Naf noAriy & hundred yrau navt-
gators OK an natteus searched Ter
this passage frcm thn Atlantic 90
the paHiHH Not 10 be outdans hY
the discovsrrr. uanY sailors reported
thai they haS fsnna the straits. hat
ID remained faa Juan De ktlea 10
make = detailed repent OK the PAS
sag.
De Imca reported that he entered
fTnni the west ard sailed foE 90
aaya between high muuntainu Nhen
b. discovered a race % saFaEeH
swearing thfs skins of bessta and
finally reached tne Atianfiei Thea
he sailed hacs sn tire Pacific.
The saarah fer fbia tabled river
engAgud a. tae ErrHt nsvl zsstofs
foa TIE tine q Ffohlshee ana
Drsze 70 The tifue ~ Vancouver The
latter aiseaHsr@8 f. i was iha CUR
Of asefs4 and Queen Charlotte
sound. alEh separate Vancouver
tzianI frofa ne mainland ne
fnlca's landmarks are al there. ARD
al the slsd II lhs isiRaas staa3s the
spiHs 81 rasA Wnieh II k1lea Sass
FusEfiHE fha entrance 60 the Aflsn
ia n - naU aaiiegst HAT he F,lea
sailed fer - ts through she great
iulaat see. and ou H=athfne the Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

-, - -. =. .e.-.s 5. -,
naHirH . TuuFuNn has fsfufusd ffon
Hurers Ntth a new game. he c4lm
n 1aif-eroqves. and kiyas The fok
lon inH aefialiioaa and rules foF 10
Euiaanes OF thsss who aspire % snfe
aus
Ths lawn ahoald b. about 20 BY 3
yards. although this h optional
Ths Harge 10 played with four balts
and ~ sNn 81 fosu plagsrs. niaat
nnd blue. red and yeilov ase pare
usfs
Tue start ~ from X. which - q
mAiisfa head from the haop. Al
balls Htsrt here IN the following o~
der Hlus rpf. black. yellow.
The pbie1t II TO Egt tha BAL
through hooa I. Each player T. AZ
lowed ana shot At tire ~ ball
HsaY ts kFsarAea away tsat in-ln %
altiaa bat this aoe@ not cattle y0a
50 smother shot.
when one ball go@s throagh the
hoop. tho ptaw On that hoap 10 fin
lshsa. Sna the side first through =
enc NJ
The start frr the next hcop Il from
the position ersapisd BY each ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

WARRINGTON. y e. Ans IS
Special Word has been received from
Manlla that the Chinese % that cay
Who are staekhoidsfa In the Chihess
telegraph system have been notified
that the de~aHef empress iutsnds Z
take over tho telegraph line faf The
use Of ths Imperial government she
n wiiling % fereapense thu stool -
holders Az official decorations
Tie dawaHer empress intends 70
enefiscata tho Chtheaa Imperial tsls-
sraph system and tho Chinese in
Manila have seat = protest - fsslns
against the proposed aaiion. and n
this aoss not aYait ~ 10 their inieu-
tion 90 ask Washington 10 Interviews
in their behalf
The stock - held al four lines its
par Vsiae The Chinese empress viii
pay par value and fsr 80 zoe worth q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
BABIES WE'RE MOKARCHS
OF BOARD AND BEACH

iina 81 march there we're decorations
with che national oaiars ana hnntnH
and the hahY coaches, biayrish. flnHiH
ana nfu engines that were Ia ths pa
rads we're also anfHiahed With tlsHs
aud flowers The infant iiHht infshif Z
was 81 auiai ofdsf aud vent thfapth
tho grand parade without q mnfmnf.
The parade was divided Into NUN
bar ~ sea tinaa each being headed hf
IA syahal and aides Ffisoa we're aNai ~
"a faf the pfettisst babies and fvf ihs
most EruisHuus and fancy snu' ui"'s.
some ~ which wou iuutpiauaitr from
thousands - spectators.
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WANTS TO sAY IN ae0 TAPE

stock she will uivs the decoration ~
the paaeurh fua cher. faf 49, on the
order uf the yellow Jacket faf " ~
~ stock the rank OF mandarin Win
two buttons on the hat. and - on
down tbs line,
The reason ZOE the iahinH over nf
the telegraph company Is tbs govern
uent l. that she fofeuus IL needed te
nay shu Indemnity ta the powers. hhi
the CHINESE siisus that the ssitars u
bar ths first step ln a ooap which hHa
foe Is snd the control II The efpifr
The empress b. reported e. BE- hatch
Inc = scheme ZOE the dsthfunsfneah -
Emperor KisuG HHu % order % ilh's
upon the thfune one " the rhitdtet
over which she has control 10 Az
when the empress attempted 20 piact
the six-Yrafsold son u Primes faan
upnn the thraHs. She saH prevented ~
the foreign powers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

Tee Aasaeiafaan.
4 where ne waters ~ the Eutf fov
between slant hlufia and tnr utmaHl
care musf BE- taken fn 80 FiEntion
I The coast ~ dotted with iisnthousea
I buf otherwise Tor miles there ls no
sign 81 habltafiou The bluffs, tf~r
covered, fiee almost perpendicular
I N from the eth Rfeea water. while
behind them rae the sfaht snow
covered mountains. thrir aHFnmita
leae uf sepo Feet above the peace
ful wHters
Al queen Charlotte .1uud thu
Knr0 aiVa ~ japanese eurteai The
sull stream ~ the Pacific. changes
its course. aud By a Efeat curve
strikes auusreiY as hnsi tise unrfa-
tested coast Thia warm eufrent
freatiY Influences the cliusaie % the
whole 81 Southeastern Alaska, nn1
the British Columbian coast uud
kraps The temperature murh uha@'
than ssoutd otherwise he che ease,
although ia eafm wfada eomtnE IN
contact wlfh ths eaid euffsuts - air
Blowing or tie snow aud iee-coK o.
cred usoumtalna are responsible faf
the frequent heavy foes that At
tiura make naFlEatlea difficult
Ia Queen Charlotte ami fitehuah
sos5nds thn fast whales are snsu.
These great fish. known 20 fisher
men - black whales are Of little
value except ~ they arr an addrd
feature 70 tie tourists pleasure
they spout 9HsAt columns q water
iH plain vfsW frasn the steamer :
decks, ans thea. throwing thsif
hszds hlTA IN he air. turn great
aasnsraaulta and vita flash -
their great tails dive into the depth
% she anund.
f.rnna hero uogth q the Alaskan
poffs % call The steamers pass
ihra#Nh taua straits. gfeai inland
sees kaFfeFr4 By mounfalna. thick
iadau With arFfufa and forests. and
rFssrbtInN tha mast magnificent
scenery. WILL H. brill.
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BELGRADE -Ta fas soufh n Ser
via ard 3ast acreas 8 narrow asrp Of
Tarsfsh territory railsa tha asna Iak
Of Nos laagar o. Hfgis country more
nountainGus than saltserIasld aud
with eVea m1re Fie1lauH hlaisrF. IN
a.. Balkans Fna ear ira = M9aferss
GraH as Tar 81 Eau can Has hlm tF he
srset haHrias 80 Gee azaH = Sic
wagk ard ths wsF he cafFlea hfH fire.
arms Eges 2isa saszFzn = armed
TIE sur and the pistol Afs paFt q the
man
Altogether be is about - pietureaqua
e figure 81 Hou Hiil SEQ 81 aH South
eastern Europe. shHre nearlF every
bsdf wears Erand oufa clothes nearly
eli tie fme. TIE ManffaeGrau uelra
q suit ~ heavy white flannel fmhraiz
dsFef with black braid The tr0HaHra
n, the les closely and spread out over
The shoes ike gators. THs caat q fuH
skirted and generally without sleeves.
Around the waist = fHH red Heah -
worn. ard this L. kept fsli II pistols
and knives
me rap r. sort n aHwtd-0ff fe1
but fuller iu fhr crown. ard partly re-
semhllua a peio esp ~ q ~ red felt
with a deep border - black EHrir-
cling fhs crown are five rows ~ gold
krald. ard ID the center af th8 crown
g. the MONOGRAM ~ Prince EirhailH
present ruler ~ fhr country.
NantrnearanH are Serbs sHd their
tlstarY dates from 1852. when. AZ the
battle n kass0Fo. the Turks in one
battle auuihiiafed The old srrriau kinr-
dom ard fixed their yoke on the Haik-
On peninauiar The survivor ~ the
hatfia fled 70 the Black mquutairH
zhieh the wdrd M0utenegfa means.
sHd IN their fastneaaaa maintained
thsir independence. The black bard
on their caps IL worn ~ mourning for
this battle 81 KqaE0vo. and vii con
tinus 20 b. Noru until the Turks are
Expelled from Europe.
The five golden bands and the crown
81 the cap represent fhe five centuries
~ Mqntsnsgfau history. five golden
centuries 90 q rea ~ blood Between
gukey and afontenegro, almost 70 the
preaout dav, there was perpetual wurs
fare. Ths Turks conquered everything
exosp, thia rocky little country EVERY
faw years fhay ssat ~ arfas saaiaat
a. bot were always defeated.
The hfousneHrna fought from behind
khslfer ike The modern Becf. ard Ia
fhs snd he afuhya hhd ths advantage.
/, Turkish armies Of 25999 sa.oo1 and
-. On vsrs annihnstsd. end 0u ore 9c-
castor % aonfsreersns held itriza -
rseka Raairsf 1900 Turts ard there
twsrs never rasrs than ECO Montanc-
grams 20 oppose the large Turkish ~
piles
hostszsEro today Is me wildeat aud
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tat rsatalrsresr q tbs Newspaper ra'st :
lsiti5 "a Queen Charlotte sound BE-.
lIrNed that be had found The Allan
I Ste
| Leaving Seattle al night tbs
steamer runs uut through the waters
[ az rHeet sound and actress tha Sifatl
faf Jam da Ieuaa. arriving az Vic.
I taflt in fhn early morning Aftut
I IeAvIHg tho bustina little Canadian
/ city the steamer swings into the
Gulf 90 Georgia Thence FOR sos
miles 30 steans along the mainland
af tho right and Vancouver Island
on lha len. protecting the Eitaa llke
waters nf the Hulf frum the waves
and Winds % the Pacific Van
eauVeH taian4. named far tha HfH g
explorer a. SEQ miles iu tenkth ana
rom 90 tn 50 miles In width u D.
! mountain faurr. continuation Of
the 0lysapica 81 Washington
Iuaf 10 the east Of che southern
snd a. the island lies the island eg
san Juan which tn the late SOS
yearly caused a var between Great
nfitaIn and the unitsd States. one
nAfien Earflaaned enc end 20 The
island while the either established a
rast on the opposite end fng the
cauven ten of tst6 bad left ttn pas=
session IN dispute. fpr time
things ioakrd serious but the sfnfui
vfaa aweeted ana until 1871 Amer
laan soldiers and British hlu~ lax E
efa lived amleahiY on the sans
stand Then n vas decided that
ne island belonged 10 the United
States ahd The British withdrew.
4 - an Ideal peint % arfsasr. for
II commands the straits and its
sfeAs hill Thousand feet high.
fofniH n bui0ark q defense against
British aggression and eun ~ The
Ia the warit
After leaving Nlctada ihe steam
sH follows course close 20 Nkn~
cauesr Shore. tha uFas place - rar-
iieuiar interest brIuk Active rasR.
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EhnB0R0US D0IN6S
I'M TINE ORIENT

eiEhlsrsfs DO not always sncouu-
ter pheasant things iu China. FOR
instance. tHa mHn nailed - wooden
crosses ana faur others hung IN
wooden cages we're recently pafadad
or the street Of klatinE ard follow
"a by fheussHAs - autaekHTz All
~ fhe ueH we're aSan effsft ona
and Inc flah v9Ha haa Aa=fs HFfis-sfi.ssf
and be lived three days. % 10 put
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raFkinls fraaiirr a aasf = tarasF 80.
fare e cos fiHaai and ushasiy knas-
she's - may - eaficd urau q pro-
Tea tia ruantrH ffazn laTaalnn
FRINGE Nicholas has D. srrfui tfiraar
In EuFaps liis flasat aasshfsf maHs
riesl Euaatan arsna aakr BE Hsaab.
fer H#ien IS aaHgu ~ fIal4. aauthss
'.ss... .. ~s,~-~ - - 49,
deN Ara - ssf1ta A sFlnfS unae 49,
ihH csaf s.nt Nicholas = battery "A
neli arfWsrr - h1sfhazF rHssasi
iuet a. ahaW hrs God uau Perhaps
/ hlHf vent aiauH Hffh e thsf it nlish
E rasar EanHH aNaiaaf the Turk whai
I o. a=als dHaIiF sfrrIard e. attack bin
f fram lhT narth
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least fsQusufsd country ~ Eafnpe. ft
han fla raIlfaae. aH4 eaiy err carr aEr
read ntasf rersnl a1ir a tl1n e. - hriair
path ThH Turks ARE ftifi On three
slices e tHsm ard che meanfaiu raas+
ea ara utsrpcseir left difficult rho
capital b. Eeflnir tpN fees in lhe air
fram he asau8rt ~ Cafiafs. which is
in AuafTiaH territory
Il p tns iau 81 fhc HH7HfrT that no
eifizrn shaii ihape hlH haaae aiiH#ut
be pistols nor - more tHan = dHE =
Journey without his rtfie. Atoms the
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MANY Will
BE THERE

OGDEN. Utah. AnE e. TIE iiat Il
srlsHfisss and eHn~ftN ia irrigation sd
forestry shs vii aftnsd The ms@tius
x fhs uafianai irFixatiaH eeoxsaaa -
- hrid ia lats ely nest month ts rap.
tflF beIaa Hsstlad. Wafd has been -
eeissd frsa ararstar4 - A4fi5aii5 80
NsI1sar that ha wuuia attend ths con.
rrsas ard deiiver an aefrsaa lie wtil
81 arrasapanisd ~ uunbsr q .cien-
iisss hna experts q the United States
department. q azrieaitun~.
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AHnunY PARK n J.. Aus e The
annual baby parade today yiewod BY
nearly q 20 persons. o. the EfeatsHi
parade that has ever taken place a.
Founder nHndiaTs summer resort
Tie beach aud board walk we're a
solid mass ~ humanity, assembled
fratn all parts Of the United States 10
Witunha the event The HtafiiuE point
was from thr AahurY Park auditorium
The route xaH FROM THE palat ts naal
LAKE ana return. The pageant vas r.
viewed ~ Queen TtfiauH. the ruler ~
FairYland, and her retinne Aiuaa tie
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THEY TALKED
AND TALKED

ST LOUIS 40. Ava = =I'tz auua.
sf meeting q fHr WiHaaar Press sssa.
rimtlan resalnsd ia sensisns insfa '
etth A. Increased Attendance q rem
tsEa Some " ths infsreaflnM papers
rgearrfed Hf tha sss-faa his fafsuaan
asrs - flHEasa -Rs.pamaitfiiiias - a
Ceanfrg rHtaf." OVID usH ruiigH.
&c a.te= uata AdvaFttstnE a y
Weed Laredo. phssai Laws CaHrsff-
.aa Nszsrz ness - + Astd. pnstaf.
fies inanseter ~ Lsuisl "AavetftsfnE
Frssa ne aiandpafft - Caurtfy
Maaahaat ard Edltar." > Merton.
fa4Ithatus What tho r1shtszhsf owes
tss Advertiser. J. r. Tusaar Psr&-
vile.
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-. 49, ..~s- - ~ s.-
rot afisHEl. iif8w aaNNTH sfaTts tor iHa
first houp. rsg faf Tie seouuf. black
for the laird ava Yallgw Tor the
fnufta then biua again. ard 20 on.
AZ may be Hseu from TIE diagram.
eauh hoop u gana through twice.
enos each way. hut tha sticks are
hit once eaah.
aaafinR h a. Ia Ea5f II blue and
black At IN. ninth hole hsYs won
ed and thssF opponents thFea. the
former ere three ug. i've 20 play.
II sp1 kua-rk hall fgruF eFps-
nrnt+s or partner ID through ) hoop.
that ball plna the hoop. II fsuf
tall goes through with u. the hoop
IL hAlssa
IL i foul "a 80 through ths hoop
tie wrong way, The peualtf 10 The
loss % tho hoop ra1 may 30
through sny hoap bat TIE enc you
are playing for either way Without
penalty.
You mar eroaus; bah away frum
ia fFunt % hoop. from the wrong
ssae. iust 90 rovr own ball does not
10 through.
IL i foul - hii With vosr rnaiist
any ball sSeept your own
wilson's Maassu business College
Entire top fienr csilina haiidinF
r.sras aa8 Sscaad The biggest
BUSINESS training school n washing.
ton.
nNnains siass.s Mon ri exs Pref
wiiso's Ranhs ball ffivais lsssons 80
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James A nevtin a. Maverick
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the famous Texas stear 9unFfstfs-
Prices o.. Tae. Har, 40 Matinee
ser and Ec. Boxes g. - ard o..
sale opens Friday morning. Aug
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