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... grounds, 'n 1and to the oncampmeut of Buffalo Bill's Show. li .le noted the cowboy band, dressed in c grey shirts, wearinc inoceasins and slouch hats, ' and spent some tine in the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel £ Cody) examianig his rolice ...
... REDSKINS. The visit Mr Gladstone the American Exhibition was of highly interesting nature. The Cowboy band, from Cody (Buffalo Bill) Wild West, all d reused in grey shirt-* with hat* and moccassms, struck Yankee lK»od!e directly the ex ...
... tho ground and to tha encampment , of , Buffalo Bill ' s show . Ho noted the cowboy . band dressed in gay shirta , wearing mocassins and slouch hata and . spent aomo time in the tent ' of Buffalo Bill ( Colonel Cody ) examining his relica ...
... over the grounds, nod to the encampment of Buffalo Bill's Show. Ha noted the cowboy band, dressed in grey shirts, wearing moccasins and slouch hats, and spent some time In the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody) examining his rolics and the ...
... hoped, there. fore, that he made a note of *hat he has seen at Buffalo Bill's Show. Ma is one of the few men who could teach Red Shirt a wriakle or two in the art of tomahawking, and Cody's Cowboy • few new notions in the use and abuse of strong language ...
... the National Agricultural Hall Company. It may be remembered that after it had been categorically stated that Buffalo Bill and his Wild West Company would appear at the exhibition grounds at Earl's.court, it was announced that they had, after all, been ...
... He noted the cowboy band dreamed in gay shirts, wearing mocassins and slouch hats, and vent time hi the tent of Buffalo Bill (Colonel Cody) his relies and it. eplendid sword precutrd to him by the °Ricers of the United , Army. The nisnly (runtime of this ...
... AmericMr • -, oo.. - --- ' 4 SPeed. Mr Cowboy Saiol from views In condiinnation of co. ic.on. and Sympathy Colonel Caly'e (Buffalo Wild West Show, all with the Irish. met a hearty horn Ms. dressaad la e hi r t,ith a t.,,,,:„ b a t. the largest audiences that ...
... swarm over place They axe hammer cheer the Meanwhile Buffalo Bill his Indians who to enliven the more severe features of the show by giving exhibitions of sports rougher episodes of life in the Wild West are doing sights church are if not admired of all ...
... engaged the attention the Colonial Coiilarence y> today. From I tlie socue changes to Red Shirt and Buffalo Bill. The latter gentleman, Colonel Cody when in society, has estimated tho ex-Premier 1 at a higher value than ungrateful country which has relegated ...