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Newspaper

Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1905

Page

3

Telephone Company Bond Issue Plans Convertible Bonds

New York December 71 A special stockholders meeting considers issuing 10000000 in convertible bonds to extend the American Telephone and Telegraph Co growth. Funds cover requirements into 1906 but authority sought to issue bonds as opportunities arise.

New York American Telephone and Telegraph Com

In Praise of Chamberlains Cough Remedy

Recurring testimonial ad touting Chamberlains Cough Remedy as highly effective for croup and colds in children. Claims prompt relief and safety for young users. Includes a testimonial from W A Humphreys in Cape Colony and invites readers to submit notices to The Leader.

Chamberlain W. A. Humphreys B. Lock Alice Cape Colony South Africa

Christmas at Sandringham Christmas at Sandringham

The royal family keeps Christmas at Sandringham in a traditional, festive fashion. Decorated rooms, family exchanges of gifts, a church service, luncheon, and a grand Christmas tree filled with lights and presents for the children.

Great Britain Sandringham

St Mark's Guild Dance at Keefe Mall

St Mark's Guild hosts a Wednesday night dance at Keefe Mall on December 27 with admission set at 60 cents.

St. Mark's Guild Keefe Mall St. Mark’s Guild Keefe Hall

Worland to Become Railroad Hub with 900 Teams at Work

Hanover Canal official F Robertson reports 900 teams and 2,000 men grading between Frannie and Worland. Tracklaying to begin January 15, and Worland depot grounds set as a division point with shops and round houses planned. Reservation opening June 16, 1906, may draw 200,000 registrants. lines to Thermopolis and reservation points will handle expected travel.

F. Robertson Hanover Canal Company Post Sheridan Post Frannie Worland Basin Thermopolis Big Horn River Northwestern Company Burlington and Northern Pacific

Water cure for constipation and mild purgatives

A simple home remedy recommends half a pint of hot water before breakfast to keep bowels regular and advises avoiding harsh laxatives. If a purgative is needed, use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, described as mild and gentle in action, sold by A. E. Rodel.

Chamberlain A. E. Rodel

Fancy Hem Stitched Linen Pieces at William Myers Dry Goods Co

Local dry goods shop William Myers Dry Goods Co lists new linen pieces featuring fancy hem stitching. The display highlights quality materials and finishing touches aimed at discerning customers seeking refined home textiles.

William Myers Dry Goods

Denver to Cripple Creek Route Opens via Short Line

Effective March 1 the Colorado and Southern Railway will run through service to Cripple Creek District via the Cripple Creek Short Line. This new route will be the most popular link between Denver and Cripple Creek with splendid through service and fast schedules. Trains depart Denver at 8 20 a m and 1 40 p m. Cheyenne Cigar Store advertises tobacco cigars Meerschaum and briar pipes.

Colorado & Southern Ry Cripple Creek C.D. Ry Denver Andy

Christmas Decorations and Garland Making Flows

A Garwood company page notes Holly roping mistletoe and wreaths as festive decorations. A separate item mentions a flying machine at Knight's, detailing local display or event relevance.

Co. H, Garwood Knight's

Ladies' Patent Leather Slippers and Pumps Highlight Line

A full line of ladies and misses patent leather slippers and dancing pumps in tan black and embroidered options. Juliets in felt and dong o are also featured in the selection.

Grazing Fees Expanded for Yellowstone Reserves

The forest service sets grazing allowances for Yellowstone Wyoming divisions. Shoshone Wind River and Teton divisions admit specified cattle and sheep numbers with increased sheep totals. Grazing charges are 20 to 26 cents per cattle head and 5 to 6 cents per sheep, with President Roosevelt backing the department’s grazing regulation amid protests from Colorado cattle interests. Keefe Hall admission and piano tuning services noted at Normandie Hotel.

Washington, D. C Forest Service Yellowstone Reservation Wyoming Wind River Division Teton Division Wind River Roosevelt Secretary of Agriculture Colorado Cattle Growers’ Association Colorado Congress Patterson Agricultural Department

You Cant Afford to Miss Xmas Stock Deals

A local ad for perfumes in fancy bottles and gift boxes, stationery with attractive packaging, guaranteed fountain pens, Kodak cameras in styles from 1 to 35 dollars, brushes for cloth walls hats or military use, beveled French mirrors and shaving mirrors for men. The ad invites readers to visit and inspect the stock.

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