Subscriptions Due and Local Notes From Daily Leader
Subscriptions on colored labels must be paid or service will be discontinued. The issue covers the Cheyenne region with notes on ice mining, a man wounded earlier shot dead in Hartville, Altman’s new business quarters, leap year quirks, and local civic and mining updates. Reports mention a dog found in the Big Horn mountains, council chaplain election, gas company plans, and forthcoming cattle and mining developments in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
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Rocky Mountain
Daily Leader
Sloan
Lake Mapalutah
Taylor
Joe Rogers
Hartville
Altman
Warren’s
Sixteenth Street
A. F. Williams
Laramie
Simmons
Big Horn Mountain
Sage Brush
G. O. Rafter
Territorial Council
J. W. Bruner
Supreme Part
Will
Bruner
Council
Hines
New Jersey
Missouri
Leader
Cheyenne
Chaffin
Idelman
Collins Express
Laramie City
Grand Army of the Republic Department
Denver
Rates of Subscriptions and Advertising Rates
Rates list for daily and weekly subscriptions and advertising. Menus include daily rates, weekly rates, and local notices per line with varying cent per line charges. The notice lists Cheyenne publisher J. B. Woledw as proprietor and provides contact details.
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Cect Socomaneoon
Dasix Luatan
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Beauty and Growth
The solution claims to improve beauty and growth of hair with lasting effects. It purports to enhance appearance with a pleasant perfume while stimulating roots, cleansing the scalp, and adding elegance to luxuriance, asserting superior value for toilet use.
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Ayer
Two Arrests in City Stables and Lumber Theft Case
Officer Nolan arrested Henry Howard for stealing a harness from Thomas Rutledge on Eighteenth street and traced the sale to J. M. Newman. Howard was caught at the stable after being seen with the harness. In a separate case, Doc Melons was charged with stealing lumber from Contractor Ryan and selling it to Mr. Rodgers.
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Nolan
Henry Howard
Thomas Rutledge
Eighteenth Street
Howard
J. M.newman
Doc? Melons
Ryan
Rodgers
Supreme Court Denies Writ of Error in Donovan Case
The supreme court met yesterday with all judges present and denied Leroy Donovan’s writ of error. No bill of exceptions or timely motion supported the appeal, the court ruling the plea in abatement to the indictment properly disposed of in the trial court. Chief Justice Sener announced the decision and said a written opinion would follow.
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Supreme Court
Sener
RAG WRECK REPORT CONTRASTS CLAIMED SENSATION
A Cheyenne Sun reporter described a late night Union Pacific accident in vague terms and locates it near Sidney. Authoritative text places the wreck at Edson, 107 miles west of Laramie, where freight trains Nos. 11 and 6 collided causing seven cars to derail and injuring brakeman James Foster who had a leg broken and was moved to Laramie for treatment.
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Cheyenne
Sun
Sidney
Edson
Laramie
James Foster
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure For Coughs
A Hutchinson Kansas man credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after trying a trial bottle that led to a complete cure. The remedy is promoted for asthma bronchitis hoarseness severe coughs and throat diseases. Free trial bottles are offered at Gray & Pearse’s drug store with a large bottle priced at one dollar.
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M.B. Allison
Hutchinson
Kan
Dr. King
Gray & Pearse
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as world wonder
The advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the greatest medical wonder, warrantied to speedily heal burns bruises cuts ulcers salt rheum fever sores cancers piles chilblains corns tetter chapped skin and all eruptions with money refund if not cured. Sold by Gray and Pearse.
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Gray & Pearse
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