The Cairo bulletin., May 24, 1908, Image 2

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SUNDAY MORNING, MY24, 1008
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THEATR E
Every
THE LAST
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Nigh
4,
STREET, BETWEEN . COMMERCIAL
AND WASHINGTON AVENUES.
K OF THE
rocs co.
Commences Tomorrow Night With
The Russian Nihilist-
A Five Act Sensational Melo-Drama
Play and Specialties will be changed every night.
Prices-lOc and 25c. . . . Doors Open 7:30 p. m. Curtain 8:15
Next Attraction-One Week, Commencing Monday, June 1st, The Lyceum
Stock Company. Change of Play and specialties every night.
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L.ITC.
Yellow Blood.
r. fomiiv trees seem never to
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bear anything
but lemons. Dallas
Dog's
Yeast --"What were you
der?" t'rinisoiibeali ' Hog
u,-ss That's the kind nf
lead ." Yuiikeis Statesman.
They Really Believe It.
bn:n mv cmo ,..mde eline to the old-fash-
st"r" 1 innod Idea that a man imiat bo a
8 "fe ' 1 poniiiH if he goes about with uncombed
haii'.
If the an;le!s could always be
there wen profits to be gained
would not so often fear to
where fools rush in.
si.i: e
they
tread
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
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' J v-c i ' Mil
n h viwi s--'j! - i-u it 'nit r
RELY
UPON
'Newbro s
llerpicid
Tilar Mot in, the strikingly beautiful Parisian
actress, of whom Americas leading theatrical
manager, says : "I consider her the greatest
actress in her line in all the world, . writes
follows :
Newbro' Herplcide is the most
li)h,ful hair dressing that ever come to my
notice. It prevents the hair from falling
out, does away with dandruff and gives the
h'iir a le intiful luster.
' Cordially yours,
(Signed) PILAR MOR1N."
The fact that leading rnrlsian women
prefer NEWBRCVS 'fttfBHciDK U cer
tttlnly cuuclu&lve evidence of its superiority.
JNO. R. FORD ACQUITTED
(Continued from First Page.)
de
elosed Ma hice
l horns f-arlier that.
wis uslv and be rean
eoin bai-k mid make trouble. Said
lie ilosi'd two hours earli'-r beeuuse
lie was tired and his bar keeper was
also tired. (Chief Kami says lleck
with told It i tit that iiteht that lie told
Lewis and Kinnnons to leave as he
intended to close. tie .lid this be
cause be t'eit sure Ford had none
alter Ills pl.-tol and there would be
trouble when he came back. He did
this in order not to have any trouble
in his place. Ue,kv:th a'so told
Chief n:m that when Lewis called
Ford a liar the latter reached over
the counter to masp a bottle to
strike Lewis. but he. Iteckwith.
nhoved Ford's hand aside and told
him not to make any trouble. This
testimony did ihjJ Met before tb
Jury.) "r"flH153
Ceo. Lallou a brick layor. testified
to what occurred at Heckwith's about
the same as ntliers. On en.-s exami
nation be denied the official report
t f the coi-oiif. Cs jury which stated
that he hnd sworn that he saw Ford
pass through the hall and a man fol
lowing him with somethins 1n his
bund.
C. A. Cooksey told of Ford visiting
his saloon at Sixth and Commeieial
just before the shooting, and he was
not anury. This was iust after
Lewis and another man had passed
up the street and 1-wis was unary
and was trying to uet back.
Iltsby Jackson, bartender at the
time at n.r:L: & Ir.m't told 1
mmry t tlkini; there bv Lewis an I
Kimriions. the tormer nuikinu t'ireats
and wanting to po back and fix some
bod.v.
Dr. McNeiner t-d i of se.dnu I-w!
and Kimmons at I ouri;(ds & Dun's
and a-aiM at Kiuhtii street. Lew!;
trying to et back and usins violent
lanioia''-'.
W'm. S. fimiti said he was a tlmb r
u-nder. stayed -.'o or minuies, then
went to Heckwith's stayed there 15
or 2n minutes then went to Me
Cairn's, stayed theie the same length
of time, went to Cooksey's stayed
there ;!() minutes drank nothing, then
went to Iliilille's, got tilere between
fit uis ness two' 10 liin ii; H ociock .sTarieu i wain
niuht because Ford I ba"k to closet, ns I jiassed throilKh
1 he would j rear room nard some . one say
"There toes the now,
looked around saw Lewis sietliu up
anil coming at me with knife ami
other man was maiiitm for back door,'
when he was strikitm at me I got my
pistol and stud him. lie was ad
.niicina on me and striking at me.
There was no one in the room but
Kimimms was not n room. 1 did net
myself and Lewis at the time I shot.
strike Lewis on head with pistol, did
not go up to table and talk to him,
would not have known the man had
he not spoken, shot in my necessary
defense, Ix'wis fell at front door ef
saloon, saw knife on Hoor near body,
saw l-wis have knife at Heckwith's,
don't know if it is tiie same knife.
Am US years old.
States attorney introduced Ciller
Kgau, Sergeant Cowell. Officer Case)
and Dr. Mc.Wmor who testified th
had seen no cuts in "ord's coat wln n
he was arrested. In answer to At
torney leek's questions they said
they had not examined the coat, cets
might have been there.
Albert Lewis son of the dead mail
swore positively the knife found near
the body was net that, of his father.
HONEST DENTISTRY -HONEST PRICES
(iofd Crowns - $3 50 to $4.00.
Silver Fillings - - 50c up
Gold Fillings - - $1.50 up
Platinum Fillings - - $1.00
Plates that fit - $6.00 up
Remember we do not raise these
prices, but do exactly what we
claim.
THE HARRIS DENTAL CO.
21,J Eighth Straet Over Pathe Theutre
Office Open Evenings and Sundays.
Beauslful, glosy hnir, full of snap and life, is just as
essential to a 1jautf ful f te as is the frame around a
ieiuliful picture Nature doe-, not permit every wo
mm to have a p-reat or unusual abundance of hair. Hit
f very woman whr ha reasonably eood health may have
liea-itiful hair if she will give it some care and attention.
First of all she must constantly strive to keep it frte
fioni the invisible vet table growth (the daudiuff germ)
tht causes dull, brittle and lu-terless hair with, later,
dandruff, itching fcalp nd falling hair.
The only rational remedy f r this rmrros1 i Xi: hko's
IIi'KPiciDK, the original rcmciy that "ki Is the dand
mff germ." In addition to its o -rut destroying power,
it is the m ;st tx'juisit hair' dressing in the world, for
no other substance tends to b;a-,itify the hair as does
llKRl'ICIDK.
A TRUK D15AUTV TKST K()R WOMKN.
Just begin the intelligent use of Hf.ki'ICIDk in secret
and see how quickly your friends will notice the im
provement in your hair.
man fr.,in '
en ti.e niaht
down Kighth
re'leheil side i'oi
place
IIERPICIDE CONTAINS NO GREASE. It will not stain or dye. STOPS ITCHING OF SCALP
OuwantecrtJ under the Pood 4nCDrui$ Act. June W, Hf. Scrii No. I5.
Scad IOc In Stamps to HerplclH Co.. Dept. I., DUrolt. Mich., for .Sample. Two .Sles, . Jc and SI.O ;it Druj Siri'. LitUt upon Herplc lde
DlsD-a'vdor. PAUL G. SCHUH & SONS, Special Agents.
APPLICATIONS AT PROMINENT BARBER SHOPS.
NATIONAL
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SUPPLY
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We carry a full line of Statioriary and Marine Motors, Supplies of all kinds for Automo
biles, Motors, Launches and are agents for the Pioneer Boat Pattern Co. Call on or
write us. Prices right.
F. L HARP, Proprietor.
' Madrid: wa in Olio
of Oct. "A l'.l"7. e.nue
Ftrevt, and vh n lie
of Newton Kiddle p
a mrni cafiie dast.ttiR out and a
.-M,-t lifter ;i .!:ot was tired. Shot
was fired after man h:vl come out.
John (,'oleinau. enil,;i!ti:er. -t:iie In
took ehaiKO of Lewis' hody ;nd found
no bruise on head.
.John (lardnei- was -larnder nt Al
hert Laurent's aeross street from
Lildle'f:; heard shot and ran over,
saw Lewis' ho.lv and loiife lyinn near
hody.
Cny P. ICiehenhei uer saw Kord on
nitht of tragedy; eanie to Bine Front
restauiaiit and (hansre $2 Mil. Xo
tired nothiny: tmiiatilial about h'm.
.John Shepherd bartender for Ford,
said he go pistol from In- e's unit shop
and nave it to For. I. Left Ford at
M- 'aim's siiUm n.
K.lwarii J. Matey 1-sttied that he
had Ford in iliame the nis;lit of the
tragedy unci tiwik him home; niter ar
riving lK'ine Ford said .Lewis crime
at h!n? w ith a Vnife. and he f .Ma ley I
notieed t'.vci ents in "nis (Ford's eoat
and eaW.d his attention to them. He
tinned the prisoner over to the
sheriff the next moriiinc. (The eoat
was shown to the Jury. It had a eut
IV4 inrhes on the outer side of the
left sleeve ahotlt midway between the
ell.ow and shoulder, and another 2'i
im dies long und r the left sleere near
the arm pit. The former wan stralchf
up and down on the sleeve, the lat
ter tslantini? sliuhtly from the top
ha'kward.l Witnes did not know
how the ruts f ame in the mat.
Sam West aw Ford at iwdiee head
quarter" on nicht' of (li t. .'.. Maley
railed attention to ruts in eoat.
Cent then adjourned till after
noon, the defense statins that two
witnesses who had been subpoenaed
were not present.
John Ford Tells His Story.
When rr.mt romenod after dinner
.John H. Ford, the defendant was put
on the stand. JJe said be had lived
in ( airo live ers, was put In enmity
iail Ort. '11. Fi7. had been in Imsi
ness three yearn, was ill Heckwith's
saloon Oct. 3i. 1!7. between 7 and 8
,0'cli.f k. took drink aim invited friends
l to drink, anioni: them I woi and Kini-
mons. Lewis said "I'll take this d'ink
with voti bet von insulted rue onre."i
I said I have never insulted anybody.
Iwis said "You are a lying
." had never seen the rnan b,-
fore in my life, had my revolver at
the time, went from neckwith's to
my ida- stayed 2 or 3 ininiit"
talkinK. went to. Gnr resturant to
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We have a full line of Bracelets of all
sizes to fit, from Baby to the Ladies.
They are of 14 kr. gold filled quality
and guaranteed to wear. We have
all widths and new designs and prices
that will suit you.
Have a lock at them it costs you nothing
W. F. SMITH, Jeweler and Optician
805 WASHINGTON AVENUE
Men's Diseases
Skillfully and Successfully Treated!
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tiietit fnless our rhaipes,
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We Cure Varicocele and Knotted
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We Cure Stritture and Urinary
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We Cure Nervous Debility of
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We treat with the same guarantee
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WRITF Cases not too romplieat
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rail, write for information regarding
Home Treatment. Office hours: 9 a.
in. to S n .m.
DR. NICHOLS, Specialist
Gilbert Block, Eighth and Washington Ave.
Cairo, Illinois. '''-'
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