Atlas Vaudeville Week At Atlas Orchestra
Week commencing July 13 at Atlas Vaudeville House features Atlas Orchestra and acts including Mrs Peter Maher Queen of Irish Melody and Song Del More and Darrell sketch team and other performances. Matinees and evening shows at 3, 8, and 9 16 p m with new program for rest of week. ads note refreshments and products from local merchants.
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Peter Maher
Barnum Bailey Circus Debuts Diverse Creature Spectacle
The Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth features Josephs Coat the African mandrill, Agnes the hippo, a rhinoceros, giraffes, wart hogs, baby tigers, a polar bear, and nearly all elephants. European trained acts, clowns, and a new Autos That Pass in the Air parade headline a season of record appeal with one afternoon show on August 1.
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Barnum & Bailey
Joseph
Agnes
America
Professor Wormwood
le Clown Moustier
Mary
Petrof
Europe
Asia
Enormous Union Pacific Land Sales Reported
Union Pacific land department says from April 1898 to May 1908 it sold 9 104 149 61 acres mostly in Wyoming and issued deeds for 4 646 096 82 acres under ten year contracts. Laramie valley tracts added to homestead holdings with several hundred thousand acres sold for farming. Pine kidneys tonic advertises with 30 days trial and money back guarantee via Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
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Union Pacific
Union Pacific Land Department
Wyoming
Laramie Valley
Palace Phamacy Drug Co
Rebuilt Smith Premier Typewriters Offered at Low Prices
Factory rebuilt Smith Premier typewriters available from The Central City Typewriter Exchange located at 127 W Fayette Street Byracuse NY. Fully guaranteed service and quality assurances accompany each purchase.
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Smith Premier
Smith
Central City Typewriter Exchange
W. Fayette Street
Byracuse, N. Y
Body Lies in State for Rev W H Dunham
Rev W H Dunham died Tuesday and his body will lie in state at Gleason chapel from 8 to 10 o clock this morning. The funeral is scheduled at the First Congregational church at 7 30 o clock. Strawberries daily at Palmer's Restaurant 210 West Sixteenth Street.
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W. H. Dunham
Gleason Chapel
First Congregational Church
Palmer's Restaurant
West Sixteenth Street
Wheatland WCTU forms permanent county group
The Laramie county W C T U completed a permanent organization after a two day session in Wheatland. Mrs Jessen of Wheatland elected president and Dr Ellen J Werlaufer of Cheyenne treasurer. Hazel Rowland won a gold medal in an oratorical contest and Virling Hart received praise for his recital The Stray Sunbeam. The shirt waist dance scheduled for Thursday was postponed to next Wednesday due to Miss Jessie Lyons death.
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Cheyenne
Wheatland
Laramie County
Jessen
Ellen J. Werlaufer
Hazel Rowland
Virling Hart
W. L. Whipple
Jessie Lyons
Diphtheria Claims Cheyenne Woman Jessie Lyons at 20
Miss Jessie Lyons daughter of Mrs Sallie Lyons died of diphtheria at her Cheyenne home after returning from Knox College. Funeral private at 8 this morning with services at Odd Fellows cemetery conducted by Rev Leon C Hills. Survived by mother a sister Mrs T B Kennedy and brother Frank M Lyons.
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Jessie Lyons
Sallie Lyons
Knox College
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Leon C. Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Misa Lyons
Cheyenne
Miss Lyons
T. B. Kennedy
Frank M. Lyons
ELOPING YOUNG WOMAN TAKEN HOME BY FATHER
Miss Bessie Robinson and Tom Dermott eloped from Bear Creek to Cheyenne to marry. They were arrested on arrival, stayed in the county jail Tuesday night, and Miss Robinson was taken into custody by her father William Robinson, a prominent ranchman, who drove in from his ranch. Dermott was released an hour later.
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Bessie Robinson
Tom Dermott
Bear Creek
Cheyenne
Miss Robinson
William Robinson
Guatody
Dermott
Kohol Note From Georgia Customer Ends With Praise
A C N Cornell of Roding Georgia writes of stomach and bowels ailment cured in spring 1902 after buying a bottle of Kohol from BE DeWitt & Co Chicago. He compliments the remedy and wishes long life to the supplier. August 27 1906. Sold by A B Roedel.
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C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Georgia
C. N. Cornell
Roding
A. B. Roedel
Frontier Stationery Boosts Cheyenne Celebration
Frontier Stationery advertised colorful frontier themed materials for business and social correspondence to promote Cheyenne’s annual celebration. It urged orders through Leader office and included mention of Kodo tonics claimed to aid stomach disorders sold by A. EB Roedal.
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Frontier
Cheyenne
A. Eb, Roedal
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del More
Darrell
Edio di Jessen
Win Douglas and
Moscrop
J. BE. Dunn
Atlascope
Edison
Pathe Frerae
Atlas Lobby
Heaney
Hotel Becker
N. Pipstone
Eddy Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
Minnesota
A. E. Roedel
Pilsner
Henry Becker
W. 17Th St
Metropole
Henry Hopwman
Ers van Cor
O'Neill
Fort Russell
Pointe
City
Circus
Barnum & Bailey Circus
H. B. Henderson
W. E. D. Gray
Rev. Durham
Charles Guernsey
Guernsey
Mrs. Henderson
H. Dudley Buck
Orin Junction
Mr. Henderson
Bears
Castoria
David Miller
Watchmaker
Ferguson
E. R. Tarry
Omaha
Neb
Gilcrest Lumber Co
Reed St
W. W. Keefe
Keele Hall
Senate Bar
Cor, 16Th & Ferguson St
The
Citizens National Bank
T. B. Word
David Nimmo
John L, Thomas
J. H. Conway
BE. W.stone
BE. Mallin
Ora Haley
Thomas