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The Cairo bulletin., June 10, 1904, Page 6, Image 6
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...
THE CAIRO BULL
RIDAY MORNING,
IUHL. 1U
, 1904.
Try t)f o out New Tooth Brushes ....
BASE BILL CHAT
FOR CIO FANS
4 Until further notice all ,
4 week day league base ball !
jiames at Sportsman's Park
will be called promptly at
3:30 o'clock. On Sundays
4 at 3 o'clock.
THREE-E
AflUE
7 KOLKfORU.
A SCALP FOR PADUCAH.
ami tl
AT DAVr.M-ORT.
Aseptic Venial Hacks
Price 35c.
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For A huiulread Years.
JA.7JES F. BAULARD, St. J-ouis,'
80LD BY SCHUH DRUG CO.
ILLINO IS CENTRAL R. R.CO
AT BLOOM I NGTON.
At Vino.'ii
a whole Ot
Hoth teams
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16, IT. IS. 1!1 and 20, at rate of $11 0
sited to return June 89th 1904.
Par fiJi particulars call or aihlrosi
I the nuclei sijjiieil.
Bulletin of Rates. A. II HANSON,
World's Fair: Louisiana PttrchatO Bx ! General Passenger Agent.
I. II. JONB8,
Ticket Agent
SULLIVAN WINS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BASE BALL RESULTS
KITTY LEAGUE.
HOW THEY STAND.
AT CLEVELAND.
Net
is He Wante
Good Pa
Dr. a Holt:
osltton. St. Louis, Mo., April 30, Do
ember 1st, 1804 $7.4 ". round trip,
iekets sold daily eottnitnclng April
.".til. to November l.'.th inclusive.
Itnlttd to return December IStlt, 1904
G.iO round trip, tickets sold 011?
ommeiioin April 1 5th to November
loth .hearing return limit. Of .sixty
BO), days from date of sale.
Summer school Knovil. Tenn.
Coineue Like Swiss Watches.
jwlu wttehna, according to a
r in t'hiua. Thorn with tsnias
Urns (Mi the face ti ti it the Us
Examination rever.
MADISON WINS.
AT DETROIT.
Kv
Paducah,
CAIRO.
in venues,
10
that IVahody Normal summer schools
Nashville" TelHl .luiie 8th. A lit 3rd
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A DRAW.
Where They Pi.iy.
Cairo at VI
I'.l'ilH
By the As
ne SO, He saya that the average effect of an
2th, , examination is to make the puis
from beat twenty to the minute quicker.
in tin-1 ....
HOLLISTErt'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Buy Ktllshu for 3a:y rwM.
Brians SUH Ufalth nd ItMWW Vigor.
A p iOu f CouiUimUuu, Iwligaitiou, Uw
id return and khluey Troubles, Punpkw. K.nai, uup i
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from
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30LOEN RUCGET8 FOR SALLOW I COi'L
A Gallant Eutt
Results Yesterday.
Cairo 0; Vlacetu "
Paducah 5; Clarkuvlll
HondersoR i; Hopklnav
LOSE NICE GAME.
Vineennes. June 9. In a g
tad full of ginger, replete wl
noiiai hall till the very laal
utj the Calroltes were defe
lenlay at Vincewtieg, Thi
scored on either side con
nothing and the one run n
earned. Roth teams put up f
hall And that Cairo lusl Is no
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AT COLUMBUS.
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