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An interchange of opinions with Cot., CODY disclosed a similar intention, so that to the fertile brains of MESSRS. CODY and SALSBURY we are indebted fo the first conjuring-up of this novel project. They spoke of it years ago, and SALISBURY went to Europe to see if it would be advisable to take such a show on the Continent. Meanwhile, with MR. SALSBURY's knowledge, "BUFFALO BILL" started the enterprise to see if it could be made successful in this country. Last year's experiences were proof that it could, and now all hands will join in getting up a "Wild West" show that will be remarkable in all respects.
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JOHNNIE BAKER-THE YOUNG MARKSMAN.
Johnie Bake was born at O'Fallon's Bluffs, on the banks of the South Platte River, in Western Nebraska, in the year 1870. His father is the well-known "Old Lew Baker, the ranchman," | 32 |