The Cairo bulletin., August 31, 1904, Page 8, Image 8

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1901
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MODERN AND 'APPROVED
REDUCED If 'RICES
p DRS. JENNEI LLE & ROE
Jj 8 00 Washingt on Avenue.
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"LAST DAYS
OF POMPEII"
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Dectructlon of the Ancient Roman
City is a Thrilling and Magnifi
cent Spectacle.
n t iled at the foot of Mt. Vesuvius,
It destroyer. So artistic is the ar
ti ',' work that the spectator will find
It ahrd to realize that he is gazing
oi II y iiKin a painted scene Instead of
in m tn a. real city stretched out lor
mi? es before him.
I lurine the unfolding of Bulwer's
tr ;ic story many scenes of safety are
iuc Mentally introduced int the spec-
tao le, depicting life and custom in
the anrieii1 Roman city on fete days.
T it i:! will hti exciting sports of the
hi t podrome; sensational acrobatic
ar 1 'aerial acts of ( the circus, pretty
hi (3 lets, imposing and gorgeously cos
tt lined processions participated in by
n n rly 400 performers, gladiatorial
C BTllbatS. DOXing. leiicins, wi ramus.
Fi.llnainir the destruction of ihu
c Ity which closes the spectacle proper,
w, ill come the principal event of the
n liiht the $1,000 display of Fain'a
be wondered at then, that such mar- - u,iifiil Manhattan Beach fireworks.
vpIous -pyrotechnical effects are pro- -j,is display of pyrotechnics has
duced as are shown in his 'Pompeii" jlver been equalled in this part xf the
spectacle, particularly in the thrilling s late, and will be an exact counter
s' Hit. piece or piece, of the famous
t fain displays shown nightly at Man
r a "an Beach, New York.
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I HITS.
Pain's inagniflcient pyrotechnical
spec acle. "Last Days of Pompeii,"
which will tm exhibited here Septem
ber 13, 2.) and' 21 at Sportsman's
I'ai-lc, under the auspices of the Cairo
Base" Ball and Athletic company is
controlled and managed exclusively
by Henry J. Pain, the famous pyro
technist of London and New York,
who is the greatest fireworks manu
facturer in the world. It . is not to
eruption scene of Vesuvius and de
struction of the ancient Roman city, j
i;t it is not alone in pyrotechnical
scc'iies that Pain surpasses for the
gorgeous spectacular and scenic fea- j
turej of "Last Days of Pompeii" have?
J.
To the ordinary viww, the specula-
he market makes the figure of a cor-
roverina an area of four acres of.
gp'-.ind, stands as a mipiic representa
tion of the city of Pompeii that lay
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Cairo City Goal Co, :
REFLECTIONS OF A SPINSTER.
Woman haters are made, not born.
They are the result of some girl's
lack of appreciation. j
One reason why the latch key has j
not become an issuo in the question of i
w. .man's rights Is that a pocket in ai
dress makes It lit badly. !
When one considers how loath a i
man is to consider another man as J
wise as himself one can't wonder at j
the masculine inability to believe in j
the. equality of the sexes. j
The nuui who talk in public about I
his opinion that 'women i hould do no j
harder work than cultivate their com- j
plexioim and listen to compliments is j
generally the one whose wife has to i
wait on him the most Baltimore
American. '''' I
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DUNLAP HAT
IN OUR HAT DEPARTMENT
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LEMON KNOCKED OUT.
Catcher Lemon of the Vlncennes
team wa badly hurt, Sunday after
noon during the ball garni at Padu-
call. A foul lip tha. left Myers bat
with the force of a bulk't struck the
catcher directly over the heart and he
fell as if shot.
His companions rushed to the res
cue and poured watr on him and
worked with him until Dr. J. D. Rob
ertson could get down from the grand
stand and administer to him and the,
patient was soon restored to consci
ousness, but was unabhi to play the
game out. He wore no breast protect
or, which is what caused the injury to
b3 so severe, but he doctor stated ha
wonl 1 be all right by today, the blow
being practically a ' solar plexus" as
thv call it in prize fighting.
A renort was current, today that
Catcher Lemon was dead, but a telo-1
phone message stated he was all
right: and would be in the gamy again
this afternoon. Paducah Sun.
Showing of the New Autumn Sty les
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Many Novel Concept
ions tn Stiff and Soft
Hats Fashions are
Shown this Season in our
Hat Department
If you are a Student of
Fashion tn its Various De
tails, you should keep in
touch Vpith our flfetyest,
Advanced and Exclusive
Shapes.
NOMINEE FOR CONGRESS.
By the Associated Pre s.
Milwaukee, Aug. 0. Peter Somers
Milwaukee was today nominated
for congress by the Democrats of the
fourth congressional district.
of
ncvir been surpassed by any open
air spectacle in America. Thousands
i, ,i thousands ot yams ot ncenep, f a side aJjilc,nt calk,(i ,bP
,,.nted on massive frames and rolls. sj(e he caU(,a
bwm buildings, temples and arches,
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A man never gets so poor that he
' d o 'sn't care to keep up appearances,
'n or so rich that he doesn't care to
i V e ?v down expenses.
'It Ls hard, sometimes, to have
p a 'ience with people wno nave tost
' t ir. .
aI-TV. K.-,tt. frr.nt wft lint II n ihp
Will allow CASH DISCOUNT E ic re people want to know what is be
of 25c. .15c and 40c ner ton. ac-1 h h A us.
cording to quantity, on all j ' When a man has greatness thrust HARRISBLRQ LUMP
u 3 in mm, ne lias misuiy mue menus
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Truth crushed to earth will rise j or3ered and PAID
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PAID for duriugflc o idition to get tin. in cl. 4 4
The office would probably be reorejiU. Wdlllll, OdlCO ALIU
and NUT COAL
ordered and
AUGUST, 1904.
G. W.ROBINSON GOAL CO.;
Will allow CASH DISCOUNT j
of 25c, 35c and 40c per ton, ac-l
cording to quantity, on all 1
AND NUT COAL
for during
AUGUST, 1904.
. to be had at
OLOMON
CAIRO'S LEADING T0G6ERV SHOP.
7 09 COMMERCIAL AVENUE
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REDUCTION IN WALL PAPER!
Let us pajiei; your walls NOW, be
fore the "busy" season commences.
in ce7ghthastreet: LANCASTER & RICE
Botto's Grand Opera Restaurant I
THE BEST SERVICE IN THE CITY. Z
A. Botto, Pr6prietor. 613 Commercial Ave.
ESTABLISHED
H. 1875
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PIANOS AT WHOLESALE: PRICES
ESTABLISHED
1875
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E ID Ell AT 219 EIGHTH STREET
..THE SCHAEFFER PIANO COMPANY..
WILL inaugurate a special cut price sale of the Celebrated
Schacffer Piano. This is no "bankrupt stock," no "going
out of business" fake, no "cut pnees because of discon
tinued styles," Aor any of the time-worn and ancient excuses to
mislead. During this sale we will offer nothing but BRAND NEW
GOODS DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO CONSUMER.
The chief rea:xr.i that a piano costs so much money is that, in the regular way of
agency and consignment dealers, it costs from $50.00 to $75.00 to sell one piano. We will
sell in fifteen days as many pianos as a local . agent will individualh' sell in a year and at
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one-fifth the expense."
On our Special Sale plan of Selling pianos, we sell a piano at an average selling ex
pense of alxjut $10.00 per piano; the local agent spends $50.00 to $75.00 in order to sell one
piano the difference of $40.00 to $65.00 we give to our customer. The purchaser practi
cally saves the agent's profit. '
IN short, we will sell you a piano for $167.00 that in the regular
way will sell for $235.00; a $275.00 piano at our sale will cost
you $198.00; a $300.00 piano for $218; a $325.00 piano for $248;
a $400 piano for $298. "You can't believe all you hear," but you
can-believe a great deal that you see. COME AND EXAMINE
OUR GOODS. "
We have no corps of salesmen to pay, no music teacher's commission to add to the
'cost of the piano; so if you find "some so-called protuiucut teachers" against us don't be
frightened away but remember they may h.-.vc an ax to grind. Their loss in this case is
your gain. 1 ' . "
There arc no "thump lo.cs" in our stock. Any piano here is fit to grace the best
home in Cairo. Every SCHAKFb'HR warranted ten years. Payments to suit. purchaser.
Kvery p:"auo marked in plain figures? . 5 per cent discount for cash.
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Opens September 1st, 8 a. m., 1904
rewer. Factory Representative
219 EIGHTH ST Closes September 16th, 8 p. m., 1904
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