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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-17

Mrs. John Gregg and Mrs. G. f.
Edwards were visitors from Pitt
Bridge yesterday.
Mrs. Adam Arseneaux and Miss
Jessie Medley were visitors from
wellborn yesterday.
Mrs. Il. l.. Clampitt and Miss
Myrtle Cunningham were visitors
fra Millican yesterday.
Ed Talley has Just received a new
rubber tire carriage. Headquarters
on Exchange block, phone 2is. ii0
Quarter-sawed oak air chamber
coolers. Last a life time.
lii Cole Hardware Co.
Editor George G. Robinson OF the
Waco Times Herald was among the
visiting excursionists here yester-
day.
Miss Winnie Bonneville returned
yesterday afternoon from San Mar
cos where she has just graduated
from the normal institute.
Oats 80 Cents. Offering corn
at % cents and oats az 80 cents at
car. G. I. Morse, Agent-The New
Grain Man, at Brick warehouse. i42
Il. l.. BroRdon and Miss Ray Mont
gomery' arrived yesterday morning
from San Marcos, where Miss Ray
graduated from the normal institute.
5. p. Hart returned last night TO
Cooper, Texas, after a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Walker. Mrs. Hart
and children remain for a longer
visit.
DIR. &. II. Doremus and daughter,
Miss Rosalie, left yesterday for
points In west Texas. DR.. Doremus
Is prospecting for a location IN that
section.
Miss Ada Bell arrived yesterday
from San Marcos where she has been
attending the normal, and was met
Ia this city by Mrs. Julius Zulch and
Mrs. Frank Bell Of Willow Hole.
Mr.. Herbert A. Sprsgue, the gifted
impersonator OF literary characters,
gave spleasing entertainment at the
opera house last night under the
auspices of the Bryan Lyceum
course.
w. II. Bell has returned from a
business trip to Mineral Wells. Mr..
Bell has accepted position as trav-
cling representative OF the Mineral
Wells company aud will enter upou
his duties today.
The house Of ID. Goosby, colored,
on the west side Of town, was enter
ed Tuesday night and meal, -four
aud lard taken therefrom. Trunks
were also entered aud the contents
emptied on the floor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-17
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Fresh tomatoes at Howell Bros. 10
Paley Reed was here from Hearne
yesterday.
II. G. Sherrod arrived from Hous-
ton yesterday.
y. Il. Reed OF Harvey was IN the
city yesterday.
G. II. n. Graham OF Harvey was
In town yesterday.
Henry Knrten OF Kurten was In
the city yesterday.
g. A. Buchanan Of Kurten was In
the city yesterday.
For sale-Typewriter for SIS. APP
ply to r. 5. Minter. lSs
We sell the new air chamber oak
cooler. Cole Hardware Co. ili
We sell the new air chamber oak
cooler. Cole Hardware Co. ni
Lone Star carriage and sign paint
ing at the HOFFMAN old stand. iii
Mrs. James o. Chance returned
from visit In Austin yesterday.
Mrs. S. J. Balm of Houston Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Parker.
w. r. Moore and Frank Wallace
OF Edge were ia the city yesterday.
County Road Superintendent X.
p. McMinn was In the city yester-
day.
T.. T.. Graham and p. l.. Barron
were here from Rock Prairie yester-
day.
For boys Buster Brown blouse and
mAnnish suits see Mrs. Mary Law
renee. II
Rev. and Mrs. +. wilking and
baby Of Kurten were In the city yes
terday.
"A. G. Collier OF Waco has been
spending several days In the city the
past week.
Attention IL directed TO the change
in the ad Of the City National bank
appealing in the Eagle.
Quarter.sawed oak air chamber
coolers. Last n life time.
lli Cole Hardware Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-17
PROTECT YOUR VITALITY
Z. ]. jenkins Sensible Advice 10 Take
Care Of the Digestion.

The vital part OF the human ma
chine Is the stomach. When Ii ls
strong and acts naturally. so that
digestion is perfect aud the food
that furnishes our steam power Is
stimulated, and the waste properly
removed, then we eau do our best
work aud get the most enjoyment
out Of life.
On the other hand, II the stomach
gives out, all the vital organs will
soon become weakened and diseased.
There will be headaches, backsches,
pains In the sides aud limbs. specks
before the eyes, loss OF appetite,
sleeplessness, weakness and debility.
f. J. Jenkins sensibly advises peo-
pie to take care Of the digestion by
strengthening the stomach with MI
o-na tablets, q remedy which he alb
solutely guarantees ss u positive
cure for all stomach troubles, except
cancer OF the stomach. aud sells II
with the understanding that IL costs
nothing unless IL cures.
Ask Z. j. Jenkins TO show you the
guarantee he gives with every 90
cent box Of Mi-o-na.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-17
N. & TIC. EXCURSIONS.

The first Houston Galveston ex-
cursion on May 10 and will sell tick
cts for $40 p. m. train of May 10 and
night train OF goth due at 2:4s ,. m.
Rates si.95 to Houston and 81. 20 TO
Galveston; limit Monday 2ist.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-17

Wanted to Rent:-For ~ months,
suitable place in Bryan for grain
business. Write me fully. or see Mr..
G. T. Morse, now Of your city. See
him for prices on both oats aud corn.
ID. II. Thompson,
ii2 Waxahachie, Texas.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
SAWYER is CHAMPION.
Establishes Claim to Names Welter-
weight Title by Defeating Wall.

Rockland. Me, Sept. 2S.-Tom Saw
yer OF R"ckland established claim to
the welterweight championship OF
Maine Thursday night. by knocking
out Arthur Wall Of Rockland The
battle was scheduled for l., rounds and
a crowd of about 700. evenly divided
as to preference. was at the ringside
Sawyer weighed in at 155 and Wall
at 161. but the latter was at some dis
advantage through being out Of train
ing.
sawyer was the agGreSeor from the
start. and in the first round knocked
his opponent down twice. Wall went to
his corner dazed, but was in the center
of the ring apparently as good as ever
when the bell sounded.
few fierce blows were exchanged
and Wall went down again. but for
only poi ton of the count. With the
round about half over. Sawyer caught
his opponent with a left hand upper
cut under the chin and Wall went
down like a log. He not only stayed
for the count, but had to he carried t.
his corner where il was some moment :
before he realized what had happened
In the preliminary bouts Jim Seavy
of Rockland knocked out Hill Turner
of St Louis in the third rru'd. aud
Ollie kallock Of st. G"nrr" tonight Il
draw with Rodney SEilucr 1T Rock
land. The bouts were 1c'"t'. i by
James Stuart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
NEW MATERIAL
open Practice at Hsrvard Draws Out
Many New Candidates.


Cambridge. Mas. Sept. 2S.-Car:.
roster aud Coach Reid If the Harvard
l""'htll squad held practice in the open
Yesterday afternoon. and about 100 gu
thu4!aAtlc undergraduate came out to
nave "A hut'k at the candidates. Tho open
rfi"il'", h"N"Nrr. was not conductiF"
I" good football. i;cth clcvcnS played
poorer than they played the tW" pre-
CcdinE ,iayS.
''h' ttah%" WAS made on TN" llfS'
team yesterday, Inches taking Sibl"y $
play" AZ rIGht tackle because Of ms
good work in the scrimmace WcdneS-
day.
The only time tho forward pass was
used yesterday it again proved diSas-
tr"us. team y losing the ball on the
rev frill. ono quarterback kick was
tired also. and then it was blocked on
N"whall.
There was a big influx of new mate
rial at the practice. Six new men Wcr,
rut. WhIc four others rejoined Inc
squad. The new mon to report were
Glider. Harding and Gid,linE:'. all "l
whom played ON the squad last i'li'
Miller. Eurns ana RnhinGon. The n"f
to return were Hall, Barney, Rutlcl
aud Blanchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

later in the day in spite Of tho govern
m'nt deposits with tia" banks. loan :
were called on quit" a large scale and itid
dn[ b"C.!mc rather urgent for r"n"Wtl;
s - RAJ million dollars w re- ptaC' i On thu
loan market, however, 10y tn" National
city ElnL and th"s" offerings kept IT,
rIt" down
TN" bears were persistent sellers during
III" day and they wee severely punished
in tn" sudden and v!niciIt turn in the mar
krt III the last hail hour. THIS was carIS-
al principally by thu. seeming prolGt hilltY
that points of diifcr"nc" over tn"
1IrIS negotiations bet N"cn the Greet
Northern anG thc United state; steel
Corporation had been adjusted. mlkin;:
an announcement of tn" terms. Mayor
Me- clanS annnunCcd intentions toward
Tie head Of his ticket also prompted soma
h1ity covering. th" urc deal stocks raj
lid very hl"yautlv hut u Ill" general
lit th" recovery did not extend generally
beyond last. nights level Of prices. Tn,
closing was f"v"riSll and irr"Cullr
l;uudG W"r" IRE 1Ilar. Total sales. par
value. $1.h,2,G no United States Is Il. Gin
"a II per cent. on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
MAINE FOOTBALL NOTES.

Metcalf. last years captain Of Conv
hish. Is making good at Orono and !.
saih 10 Be sure of Il position as regular
halfback. 80
Inc brunswick High school footh,IJ
team will play it's first game for tho
Season az Yarmouth Saturday. when i.
WI" hne M against Yarmouth High
among me Maine schools which hay.
'u' out football fC. at least the nroeart
season are Lewiston High Tbor,,,
tute a. ihS'i-
D'ck Mattheas. the colore.i how who
was formerly captain OF Bangor ui,h
~ hack at L. Of NJ. after a vs,r.. -.
.ence' ana will be one of the best men
IN tne Rnwdoin squad under Coach,
I|"ierrler are half a dozen n,,ror.
whon ne has previously coached a,
neoroh' Most prominent among them
are Rnynton, center and Stanley ths
big guard ~
Colby suffered less than anv other
college by the graduation of n,avcr :.
and mas also a lot Of promising men
In the entering class. Coach Rankar,
OF Dartmouth has a lot of good mate
rial to work On and should turn ont :,
very strong team.
"ree of this years Maine college
"'are ends and one q tackle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

nrumm"nd Of Bowdoin. BurIoiEh Of u
Of VI. and Dewitt of Colby are ends
and Schumacher of Eatcs is q tackle
Dewitt l. 4 back as VOL as an end an !.
IL likely I" play behind the line Hi ;
year
The football season ~ Bath nr.n
today. when tn" ti1rdiu'r High $, hunl
team plays the Morse High at the Ne =
Meadows grounds. The Bath team l.,
strong this season and is going into
the gam" with u determination to wiI
every contcet. ana they viii begin Sat
urday if possible.
J"hn Levine Of Watcrvilc has rr-
ported At Yale this fall and i again ont
Tor the {" 'thall team. He will hn prar-
tically certain If being orc of tho r,..-
ular members Of IN" team il his studies
d. not prevent his playing He figured
prominently in til" victory nf yale over
Harvard last year.
Four old football stars at Enw,lnin
Will he rl"mh"rs Of tho next Maine
Legislature. They arc senator Hast
inCS 4 oxford county. Rrwdoin 80
who played on tho first coIlcEa eleven
eyer organized in Maine: Reprcsertr-
tiv. Stuhbs of Strong. -. VIII" was A
R"vdon halfhack for four years: Sen
ator Clarke of Lincoln county. 80. who
was captain Of the Rowdnin clcvon IN
lS@S and who had tho dist motion Of be
ing the first Maine college player IT,
score on Harvard: and Representative
IIavcy of Sullivan. 1909. who won hi;
r. at guard in addition To being cap
tain Of Tie nine Two years
Bernie M"';raw. tho clever center
relier Of III" P"rtlandS last season ami
III" Old quarterback at Rowdoin. has
been selected t" coach tho artillery
nthall team. II" went over to Fort
t'rehie Wednesday afternoon. where the
''rSt pra"tic" WAS held yesterday IN
der his direction. He is very favorablv
impressed with the material and thinks
that winner can he evolved when the
players get football know ledge and
football spirit. capt. Brown. Who
paved When he was at West Point.
WV assist in tn" teaching department.
" IS expected that the boys will nut
up a good game against Bowduin AT
Brunswick Saturday.
Football is all cff at Thornton This
iail and for good. Efforts to instju =
new tease IF life into tho small souad
'h't mas hnen reporting for practice
proved uhavailinC and 50 the bows VIII,
nave been at the mead OF affairs decided
TO give up the idea of a team alto
gether. feeling that it would he b.tto,
TO take this course than To drap ,,n,,
through the season in half-heartei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
SHARP AND FAST.
Old Ellis Squad Has Few Minutes
Of Lively Practice.

New Haven, sept. .S.-The Val"
eleven yesterday afternoon WAS given
Is minutes Of scrimmage work. which
il more than it has had this season
The play was sharp and fast, and WAS
largely devoted To old fashioned line
buckinC. In this work Rome was con-
spi"uouSly successful.
The team, on failing to gain. tried
quarterback kicks and forward passes,
none of which worked with much sue
cess. only one touchdown WAS made.
ana this was the result of Il luke. The
80, ond eleven tried u forward pass,
which put he ban suuarcly into Ncc1
cr's arms. Ncedcr had a clear field
ahead of him, and he scored before tn
scrub team could reach him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
CASE IS HOPELESS.
n. n. IytQe's Car Will Not Compete
in Vanderbilt Race.

New York. Sept 2s.-Jcfferson De
Mont Thompson. chairman Of the Van
derbilt commission. who had charg"
Of the elimination race. to select Am
erican automobiles for the Vanderbilt
cup race. said today that the racing
car driven by II. II. Lyttle has not
been restored to a place among the
five machines selected. Lyttle's ma
chine was not included because il was
lowed part of the way to the starting
line.
Mr.. Thompson said today that
Lyttles case was hopeless and that
Col Albert A. Pope had written to
MIN saying that he accepted without
comment the action of the committee.
IN excluding the car driven by Lyttle
Ihts renders unnecessary tbs with
orawal of the car which was given the
place on the American team whom
Lyttla was excluded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

NV York. sept. ~.
Dl'E--H' CcgptS. -l.+6i exports III.
%al'# l".2'o; market steady WITH demand
for spring grades.
WHEAT Receipts. ia.ono: exports. ISL.
~. sales. 2.lh,Wo futures. 500 srot: spot
market easy. No. : rod. M elevator: NJ.
red sol, - h anoat; M u"Ithrrn
IHiinth. SIS " b ailnat. trade in VIII. At.
tbkN- Receipts, ?I,l.n: exports. 3pM
sales, on"" futures, 31.Hn SPOT, spot easy
Ne. >. 80: elevator ana 90 - h alutt ,
\" yellow. aNi2 No : white. 5Si2
OATS i;''"irtS. lfn,"I; 'xp"Lts, ~.
spot steady: mixed oats. 26 tn - HIS" ST.
natural white. - to :; lbs. 39n i'i. clipped
white. - To - lbs. "tsil.
iEEF- Firm, family. ll.1"u12; mess. \
40
LAEp- Steady; western prime. 9u?1o.
PORK Steady.
III TIER Firm: western imitation
creamery iirSts. 19:2H.N.
ana nearby fancy selected white. :;2n:';.
do. choice, nf"l. ~. mixed extra. ~:
western tlrSts. :i"2li: official price. u,
d" seconds. "a -: T.
I'JfNi bES Easy. unchanged
SUGAR RAW steady; iair refining :; 2
1": centrifugal, :~ test. LIS. molISscS Su-
gar. :: =, 10; rctIucd quiet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. sept. 2S-Stocks today were
again iItd'.r preSSur" which became arutr
az tlin'$. h!t interrupted by occasional
rallies, when tn" bears detected Il slack
il- in I'll" selling ana bought to cover
shorts. \ saVaG" onslaught on tn" "vcr-
lcrt recovery IT last. I'll" high opening
was direct result nf tho order Of thD
treasury department placing Sc 40 600 Of
gn:crnm"nt deposits i'll national hunks at
different points through the country. tn.
high prices were Immediately taken I'd .
rantaS" at to sell stocks and to really
nioiitS and this movement continued AT
intervals Tor the rest Of the day Tho
early rise in tho "nll money rate arous~d
apprehension that there would be a furry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
BASEBALL NOTES.

The New York Giants were very
weak in the box this season.
"Vic'' Willis has won II and lost Il
games this season for Pittsburc.
Cy Young has pitched II games for
Terney's Boston team this season. win
ming Il.
Lajoic Is now tied VI? with Stone for
the lead In batting in the Am"ric Al
League.
Conway has improved gradually I'M
til today he IS ono of the best uInpircS
In the business.
Mike Grady will be canned 10y St
Louis, as Marshall and Noonan have
MIN beat for the backstopping.
Ruelbach is pushing Brown for hon
ors az a winning pitcher for the Cubs.
with II victories out If Il games.
Judging from the way Lou Criger
took hold at Boston Tuesday. Boston
will have star catcher for next year
Boston Globe: Chadbourne Is doing
pretty well for the Boston Americans
considering that he is only an ou'lield-
err.
Farmer Lever Of Pittshurg leads the
pitchers Of the league in percentage Of
Eares won. with 81 victories out OF rs
games.
Cozy Dolan did fine piece Of box
work Wednesday. when It is taken into
consideration that he has not pitched
for years.
The Boston National League club has
refused I" put out money for hall play
srs this fall, no doubt hoping to pick
up few IN trades later on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
AT BROOirLYN

First game.
PlttShurE .....O / 0 0 20 o OF 30
ErnolilN u ....-." q . . 0 - q l-I-lt.-1
EHtt' r:"&- Brady. Lever and P.itz:
S"Iulnn and Bergen. Tim 90 I'm
pirrS. Johnston" ana EmsIie
Second game:
Pitt Sburg .............G q 40 q o. -
frOOilNn .............o q q 60 u 0-O-.,-t
Batteries CamuitZ ami Per-: McInt,- II.
aud Ritter. Tim. 1.r Umrcs, Em#li"
ana tombstone.
AT NEW YORK
st. Louis .......0 q o al . 49,.
New York ......1 = % I" x-S-a-:.
Batteries Ee"b" and Moran: &. Ma
thewSon. II. Math" W:;on ans BrcSnahan.
Time, l2". TIM re-. RiGl"r.
At PIIIIAnELPIn.
Chicago ........2 o o q o q 1-7-Ii."
Phjlad"phIl II . | o / 4" 0-3- I.
RIttci'rs-E. uhach ana Tin-. Lush
ara Doom. Time. I15 I'npra O'Day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29

attempt +" Il" something. There has
not been any pra''lc" at all his week
and k"ndIi"k Burns tho captain. :.:,y:;
that II" .hhI NOT - anything further
7" "r"IS" interest Thus within 10
years Thrrnt"n ha; PASSED rom In,
top I" the bottom "f tn" football Iad-
der. \ d'cad" ago it was without, a
superior IN Main" when it amc To
turning cut football ci"V"ns. Now il
Is iupnSrih!e to get a team tof,cthcr
rms flunp ~ tn" plans At Thnrnton
puts IN" finish on football in I.idHc-
i"'i ana Sa'" thr year. rs The High
school viii not lave any eleven There
"r" u" other teams in pr"SncCt Fvcn
~" Emm"tS hay" G"n" int" an eclipse
along this line. There's no douh foot
Ian l. dead as far ~ these two cities
are concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
Chicago Produce Market.

nH'6S''. sept. y
Profit taking by locHl longs caused
mnlcrIt" weakness in the wheat market
hey" today. tn" December delivery clos
ing ,Hi%> lower. Corn was up izui.. oats
w'r" off i. Provisions w"r" y: /" 1',uir
higher
~" leading futures closed rs follows:
W !It.hI-Scrt, -; Dec, 11HTa&; May
1als
CORN Sort. iGi>; Dec, i37.; May. ~,
At.
OATS : pit. %tHi Dec. 81: May. $-t,.
MESS I'DEK Ter l.bl.. : pit l1n,: Jan.
T.: 80,
,.AED sort. S.S.: OF. SIS; Nov. s. ~:
S'IhHT I,II;S sept. So; Oct. So, .
Jan. 10
cash unrtAtinns were as follows:
FinI'E + rm.
WHEAT 70. > spring, 77USe; No. ,. IS
No rcd. 7liaf,1:s5t.
CORN n" :. i7mH: ~. : yellow. t76,H
OATS No. >. 'lH: No. = white. :;JuII
No. :: white. avn 4.
RYE No. >. e.
BARLEY Good feeding oacio
NALTING-- Fair to choice. itn52
t'LhN SEED No. |, l.Giml.; No
bort hwcSt"rn. Ito.
TIMOTHY SEED +: inc. So,
Contract grades. 1225
SHORT RIBS, SIDES Loose. s. 1OmSO
MESS roHk-pcr Dbl. Il.
LhRD-Pcr 100 lbs. So.
SIItI,T CItI\I. SIb,.S-JIoyoJ I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
New York and Cleveland
Divide a Double header.
New York Takes First z to O.;
Cleveland the Second z to !.
Vet Sounds For Boston. 81. Louis and NJ
Other Game Scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CLEVELAND.

First game:
New York ....0 o o go
Bstteries-Hcss and Bemis: Clarksor
and Thomas. Time. 40 Empires, Con
molly and Hurst.
Second game:
Cleveland 80 0 o 0 k 10
New York 80 Q o o 0 0-l- a.
Batteries-Joss and Clark; Hogg and
Thomas. Time. 100. Empires, Hurst
and Connolly
At DETROIT
Detroit ......-.0 D q g o Of s.
PhiladclI ha % 4 0 0 3 Otto
Bate ries-Dt.nahue and schmidt ;
CoonIhs. Dvgert and Berry. Time. 81.
Umpire. Evans
At St I.ouis-Thc Poston- St Louis
game was postponed. wet grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Miss Th"mp."n Of st. John. N e.
won Oh" ladicy COLTS championship Of
Canada Friday at Toronto.
Brig. Con Picquart. tho famous de-
f ud"r If Dr"yfus who WAS restored
{" tn" 1Ctiv" list Of tn" army rs bries
der general. after IN" vindicatiou nf
tho latter. has been promoted to the
rank of general Of diMsion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing.

john Clifford, last years tig guard
aud captain "f Lewiston fiigh ana one
Of n" h"-t-kn"Wn school ravcrs in
Maine has entered Bow doin hut will
ret play this fan on account BE an in
Jury to his knee received Las wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
New York Cotton Market.

Wow YOrk s. pt q.
Cotton spot closed nuiet. MiddlinC M
lands. 80: do. gulf ?.Gl. Sales. IL, hil"a.
Galveston stcn,iv. {? Ole: CharlcSt IN
steady. ~: M""nrhis STEADY. ole: New
Orleans firm. ~. Savannah steady. ?is.
Net receipts for seven DAVIS. y lai
Exports 10 Great Eritain :.I.716 to
France. 1"o: to the continent. 7J,G7G.
Stock 13I. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
NATIQAL.
Cincis Beat Bdon Two to
One In |2nnings.
Brooklyn and PbbuTg Break
Even In a DoJe- header.
Chicago Seven; PhiIIiesh'ee- New York
Eight; 81. LolTwo.
NATIONAL GAGUE.

Boston. Sept. ">.-Wita Int over the
left ti'!d fence. So-hl.si " todayS gam"
for Cincinnati; in the 1"tnnnS. scoring
himself ard sSmo"t. Deer outpitchcd
Ewing ana both teams A good chances
To score. INIT when me were on bases
the hits did rot material
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
The Maine Colleges Will
Play Football Today.
Bowdojn will Tackle Strong A.
ti|Iefy Team From Portland.
Colby will Play Ksni's Hill and Maine
Varsity The Second Team.

Oronn. Me, Sept. 28-tSpecian.-Sa tur-
d.y Sent o. promises to be an eventfuI
d1v at the University of Maine. The first
thing on the days program ds football
game between the first and second teams
to be played at 1870 A. NJ. This Is the
second game that is scheduled, and al
tbouch every one is accustomed to see
ing the Varsity and second line up FOR
scrimmagc work, yet it cannot fail to bs
interesting to watch the two best clsyens
in the college match themselves against
each other.
Football affairs at Maine are progress
ing well in some ways. but in others they
are not. There is plenty of excellent ma
teriaI out of which to pick a back field
hut the pressing need at present is more
weight in the line. More and more men
are showing up every day and the squad
freshmen who have turned out in the Last
few days are Wheeler, Adams. Andrews
CrIickshank and Fox. There is plenty Of
hard work in sight for everybody to get
ont u good team to send against Harvard
and Saturdays game will probably give
Mccoy an excellent chance to soc what
some of the new men can do in real
game.
The nrnhabIe lincup is as follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-29
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Srpt. 3.
CATTLE Receipts about 4"a; common
To- Irim" steers, ;:,5fi69I.
Hoes Receipts about 1fcc0. choice to
prim" II, aNN. ,-Mti 80
SIIEI:I l;crcipt>s about 700. yhcyp 4Jotr