Local services and notices fill city pages
A collage of small ads and notices includes watch repairs at Miller's, breach of peace arrest of Horace Davis and wife, vocal lessons by Mrs. Stanton, seasonal lake craft prep, handmade trunks at the West 16th Street shop, clerks at Land Commissioner holiday, shoe repair at the American Electric Shoe Shop, coiffure services by Mrs. Clara A Ligier, and a state veterinarian inspection of show animals by B F Davis.
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Carey Ave
Horace Davis
Stanton
Lake
Minnehaha
Weet 16Th
Ag & Reward
Office of Land Commissioner
Elvons
American Electric Shoe
West 18Th St. U
Clara A. Ligier
19Th St
Funeral notice for Charles Thompson
Members of the Western Order of Workmen convene at Fraternal Hall Sunday May 19 at 2 p m to attend the funeral for their late neighbor Charles Thompson. Robert B. Cook C Cc serves notice.
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Charles Thompson
Robert B. Cook
C. Cc
Beaum on Texas Livestock Health Reported Sound
An inspector says Campbell Broad stock appears healthy despite wintering in Beaumont Texas where poor feed caused the animals to show stress. The assertion follows a veterinary check noting no underlying disease and attributing condition to nutrition during winter quarters.
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Campbell Broad Show
Beaumont
Texas
Penabody
Nelson
Thames
Rh. N. Baker
Fred
Tony Brambe
Baker
Why He Was Late Cartoon Prompt
A humorous dialogue depicts a person arriving late after meeting Smithson. The other character learns of Smithson’s stomach trouble and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. The exchange highlights the excuse and remedy as a lighthearted social moment.
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Smithson
Sherman Co Advertises Wall Paper Lead and White Lead
An old advertisement mentions Sanitas and Sherman Co offerings including wall paper products, Pure White Lead, and related supplies. The brief indicates Sherman Co as the advertiser with multiple product lines.
Special Train Carries Campbell Brothers Circus North
Early today the special train carrying the Campbell Brothers circus left Cheyenne for Wheatland via Colorado Southern. After the Wheatland show the troupe proceeds to Guernsey along the same route, as reported by The State Leader in Wyoming.
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Campbell Brothers’ Circus
Cheyenne
Colorado Southern
Wheatland
Guernsey
Campbell Bros Circus Delights Cheyenne Crowd
Over 10 000 Cheyenne residents packed two tents for the Campbell Bros. Shows yesterday. The circus featured two rings, strongman feats, trained elephants, and fresh-looking riders. It was Cheyenne’s first circus in two years and drew strong attendance and praise.
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Campbell Brothers
Texas
Campbell Bros
Cheyenne
Cattle Shipments Set To Feed Colorado Ranges
The Colorado & Southern moved seventeen carloads of cattle from the southern states to Orin Junction for reshipment to the Northwestern range houses. The stock, mostly yearlings and two-year-olds, comes from commission houses and will be fed on a percentage basis. Railroad officials anticipate record grass production and plan extraordinary shipments this season.
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Colorado & Southern
Orin Junction
Railway Officials Visit Cheyenne on Agency Business
Assistant Superintendent F. W. H. Smith of Union Pacific in Green River was in Cheyenne on business. Traveling Passenger Agent L. C. Sharah of the Salt Lake Line visited Cheyenne from Denver. W. H. Tayloe traveling passenger agent for the Southern Railway with Denver HQ was in Cheyenne yesterday in official capacity.
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F. WH. Smith
Union Pacific
Green River
Cheyenne
L. C. Sharah
Salt Lake Line
Denver
W. H. Tayloe
Southern Railway
Mrs. W. H. Perdy to Baker City
The notice lists Mrs. W. H. Perdy traveling to Baker City followed by other names and destinations including Mrs. J. J. Howett to Des Moines Iowa Mrs. Louis Kirk to Orden Carey Abbott to New York Fred C Scobey to San Francisco Miss Florence Moft to Denver and Miss McKenzie to Chatham Ontario.
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W. H. Perdy
Baker City
J. J. Howett
Des Moines
Towa
Louis Kirk
Orden
Carey Abbott
New York
Fred C. Scobey
San Francisco
Florence Moft
Denver
McKenzie
Chatham
Ontario
Coiffure Hints For Misses And Baby Girls In 19th Century Styles
A fashion brief outlines hairstyles for girls from infancy to teens, emphasizing curls for under four, braided and tied styles as growth accelerates, and ribboned accessories. It notes when to adjust breadth of fringe, how to braid hair into two plaits, and how to crown with bows. It also covers jewelry trends including lace work settings, open-work platinum frames, and pearl diamond combinations.
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Ciel
Fashion Notes on Ladies Accessories and Fabrics
The era highlights growing importance of shoes buckles and ornaments for women. New bandeaux feature fringes over the ears with crochet fringe on linen or cotton. Charmeuse fabric styled with velvet brocade appears rich and supple for evening gowns. Large ornamental bags in brocade are paired with gowns, and borax in cooked starch stiffens and whitens clothes.
Judge Rules Not Guilty In Mutiny Case After Scrutiny
In federal court Judge Hiner overturns claims of mutiny linked to the Pearlatine cane case. He finds the defense credible and the evidence for conspiracy weak, ordering a verdict of not guilty for both defendants after reviewing witness credibility and timing inconsistencies.
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Hiner
Hub
Land Office
Panzelman
Elrew Mataneces
Bremer
Rotary
Sturdivant
Alabama Colored Minstrels Amaze Hundreds at Third Street
The Alabama Colored Minstrels drew a full crowd at the Third and Jackson corner tents last night. Clark Brothers opened, Edwarda excelled on slack wire, Watts impressed with a clever trombone imitate, and High Henry Hunt delivered a burning fire eating contortion finale. A fine band provided songs throughout as the troupe plans to depart for Marlin in two private cars.
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Alabama Colored Minstrels
Wader Canvay
Third
Jackson Streets
Clark Brothers
Edwarda
Watts
Henry Hunt
Alabama Minstrels
Marlin
Uon—Waty Morning News
New Fashion Bags Replace Pocketbooks for Women
Pocketbooks fade as bags rise with long cords and one foot length. New styles include extremely long rectangular and round bags, flat bags with bare corners, and seven compartments. Card cases now travel in the bag rather than in a band.
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Difcult
Baby’s Layette Then and Now In Wardrobe Care
The article contrasts past costly baby layettes with today’s simpler wardrobes. It notes mothers once bought many decorative items that proved useless, while current practice favors minimal decoration and practical handwork. Laundry wear and fading trims are cited as reasons to keep outfits modest and durable.
Justwed Meets a Big Politician in Washington Dinner
Mr Justwed befriends a prominent colonel in a Washington hotel lobby. At a dinner, the colonel impressively entertains Mrs Justwed, recounting Civil War tales and Southern life while the bill reaches sixteen dollars and five cents. The episode ends with a wary hotel clerk calling the colonel a professional Southerner who cons guests.
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Mr. Justwed
Washington, D.D. C
Ing
Mrs. Fustwed
Justwed
Manine
Mr. J
Col
Dixie
Washington
Appomattox
Mra. Justwed
Odah
Mr. Justwod
Bressom
Couwrne
Winvey
Waalhueieon
Alirm
Momerdour
Booth
Nin
Weill
Edward Biddle Pangio
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B. F. Davis
Wyoming
Railroad News
Pettionat
Nainedok
Peiltivinus
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