Product claim on skin preparation for all skin types
An advertising line asserts the preparation is the best for keeping the complexion and is absolutely safe for all skins under all conditions, claiming universal suitability and safety.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
7
An advertising line asserts the preparation is the best for keeping the complexion and is absolutely safe for all skins under all conditions, claiming universal suitability and safety.
A local dealer advertises special rates on pianos and furniture with prices from ten to one hundred dollars. Purchases are described as returnable with monthly payments.
The Cheyenne Leader announces its leadership succession under The Leader Publishing Co with Bartlet as manager and Charles Thompson as city editor, and T Job Cahill serving as city circulator.
District court is in session and the city council meets tonight. Crow Creek runs high after Sunday storm. The Great Divide troupe departs east. County board starts June session. City teachers head elsewhere. Modern Woodmen of America hold memorial exercises. New vaudeville at Atlas theater. Cheyenne flower gardens damaged by hail. Soldier James Dolan gets 30 days for bicycle theft. Sommers reportedly captured for Sheriff Bath murder. Coal Gulch Coal Co files incorporation with $100000 capital in Crook County. Whitney orchestra to Kimball for reception for William Jennings Bryan. Davis sentenced to no years for passing Confederate money. jailed in Rawlins. Knights of Columbus from Cheyenne help Laramie initiation. May Cheyenne rainfall 6.19 inches. five-month total above normal. June 24 Civil Service exam for deputy collector and clerk at $1000. Cheyenne fishermen stranded by Colorado & Southern washouts cut off from city.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages through constitutional treatment. The makers offer one hundred dollars to any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials. Also advertised Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A large crowd gathered at the Arcade diamond to see the Cheyennes wallop the Louisville Colorado team. The Cheyenne batters knocked three Louisville pitchers out of the box and the Cheyennes won 15 to 5.
The city council will consider T A Cosgriff's application for an electric street railway and electric lighting franchise this evening.
William J. Bryan spoke in Valentine Nebraska drawing nearly 3,000 people from surrounding ranching and farming communities for two Sunday sermons in a large tent. He delivered messages on The Prince of Peace and Signs of the Times to a crowd that included ranchers cowboys and Indians.
Former President Grover Cleveland returns to Princeton New Jersey after two months at Lakewood. He is well though not fully recovered and plans to stay in Princeton for a time. Home decorated with flowers for the homecoming, with a possible drive later today. Cleveland children remain in Tamworth New Hampshire.
In a continued critique, Mr. Fitzgerald accuses the Republican Party of profligate spending and warns of a $128,000,000 excess over revenues. He cites treasury mismanagement, predicts a $150,000,000 deficit, and says the GOP must answer for its fiscal policy to the American people.
Chicago notes Dr L D Mason warns that excessive water use both externally and internally can be as dangerous as alcohol abuse. He cites a friend who spends hours in a tub and drinks large amounts water, reducing body solids and risking serious harm.
An 1880s style drug ad touts Ring's Little Liver Pill to wake lazy livers cleanse the system and clear the skin. It promises relief from billous eyes and headaches and lists Price 25c for Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The notice advertises a ready to use pile remedy priced at 60 with guaranteed results. It claims one application provides prompt relief and soothes and heals all forms of piles.
An east bound Union Pacific freight train was ditched by a broken rail at Buford on Sunday night. The trace was blocked for several hours. No crew injuries reported and damage to rolling stock was not great.
Leo 8 Smith aged 13 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of the Horse Creek valley died at a private hospital from intestinal trouble at 10 45 Sunday morning. Six months earlier he was operated on for appendicitis and suffered continually. He had been in the hospital three days. Funeral at St Marys cathedral tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Clyde Early has been named manager of the undertaking firm Longhurst and Ryan by receiver Fred Hofmann. Early brings over five years of experience in the funeral business with Gleason Mercantile and in Chicago. Friends expect reliable, careful attention to every detail of the business.
Advertisement states De Witt's Little Early Risers are amal safe and gentle pills sold by A. B. Roedel. The Leader touts best job print in the Capitol City.
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