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GRIM WARTotal ResourcesRealistic ScenesWithOIR.ECBuffalo Bill’s Show.Charles E. Hrisrk, PiCtKOR(jK 1*. SonN* IThe Bottle of Summit Spring*will Ik* tlie chief scenic feature with* IBuffalo Bill's Wilt! West when it exhibits iu this city. It was in this conflict that Col. Wtn. F. Cody (“BuffaloBill) killed Tall Bull and thus turned the title of victory for the government forces. This battle was the eul-•JoilN E. IC II -Interest Paid on Saving*initiating result of a long campaignof trailing and scouting bv a force of-I . S. cavalry, under command ofw ¥Gen. E. A. t'arr, with Buffalo Bill us chief of scouts. I'mler Tall Bull, aOHAND RAMIThis Weeklarge band of renegade Indiana, Arapahoe*, Sioux and Cheyennes, hadbeen committing depredationsthroughout Western Nebraska andTHE FOUR DAWMatinee Notice—Monday, Thursdaregular matinees during the sum^Fas tern Colorado for several years.It was on Julv 11. 1809, that BuffaloTwo Shows Every Night atBill discovered “The Dog Soldiers.Next Week—The Great.as the Indians were called, in cantp at Summit Springs, near the westernRUSSEL J. CROSSEGeneral Admission, 10 cents. Resarborder of Nebraska. He guided thegovernment forces to the scene and engineered a surprise attack which resulted in the utter rout of the redskins and the practical exterminationof Tall Bull’s followers. In reproducing the Battle of Summit Springs with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, historic fact will be followed with careful detail. The death of Tall Bullwill be re-enacted with Buffalo Billplaying his original role. Gen. FT. A. Carr will be impersonated and tin* other prominent officials of the I’. S. cavalrv detachment will also be shownby representation. Other scenic fea-ttires of the big exhibition will be theNO STROPPINfSet consists of 12 double-edged blades (2 holder in velvet lined case. Each blade g* shave*. Handle and blade guaranteed to IH laqntrt about ttLLdAlGillette Sales Company, 21dent to the discovery and settlementgreat train hold-up or the bandit hunters of the Union Pacific; a Holiday at T-E Ranch, and an attack onTin -se threeIof tin* fertile western fields. There will also Ik* a congress of Rough Riders with the exhibition and an entertainment of exhilarating interest is assured.Buffalo Bill’s Wild West will ex-an emigrant train, scenes will he reproductions of the incidents which marked the conquest of the western wilds. They will liegiven with historic accuracy and willshow the dangers ami hardships inci-bihit on the west side show groundsuext Saturday.READ THE PEOPLE S COLUMN.Next Saturday—Scribes' Picnic.
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Hamilton Democrat Sun
Hamilton, Ohio, US
Mon, Aug 26, 1907
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