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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12
MARRIAGE AND DOMESTIC LIFE
Rev. F. Z. Il. Miller Of Baptist Church
Announces Series Of Sermons.

|: I. "The Kind Of Man for
: Husband"
: 2. "The Kind Of u Woman for q
: Wife"
: 5. "Jesus as Wedding Guest"
I. "The Secret Of Happiness In
: the Married RelntiOn.n
: 5. "What the Parent Owes the
: Child"
&. "What the Child Owes the
: Parent.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
HYOMEI CURES CATARRH
Costs Nothing Unless II Gives Relief.
Sold Under Guarantee.

No matter how severe or chronic a
case Of catarrh you may have, consult
Z. James Belt about the use OF Hy-
omeL He has so much faith in the
efficacy of this treatment that he gives
his personal guarantee with every out
fit he sells that it will effect a cure, or
the money viii be refunded.
In many instances IIyomei has cured
catarrh when the patient has suffered
from childhood. Quite a few people in
Wilmington who have been unable for
years to get a good nights sleep on ac-
count Of the disagreeable tickling and
dropping at the back of the throat
have obtained quick relief from a few
treatments with Hyomei, and the con-
tinued use has made complete and
lasting cure.
There is no stomach dosing when one
uses Hyomei. Simply breathe its medi-
Gated healing through the pocket in
haler that comes with every outfit. and
all catarrhal germs viii be killed and
the mucous membrane viii be healed.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81. sufficient for at least two weeks
treatment. making it one of the most
economical methods OF curing catarrh.
1t the outfit does not complete a cure,
extra bottles OF Hyomei. If needed, can
be bought for so cents. Remember that
there is no risk IA buying Hyomei. II
costs nothing unless It cures.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
CURSE OF THE.
BOXING BUSINESS
Fly.by-Nieht Clubs Have Put
the Game on the
Bum

Tho curse Of boxing throughout the
country has always boca that there is no
recognized national association TO reward
the good and punish the wicked. Hly-by-
night promoters have prevented the sport
from being purified. but a.few experiences
like the one Harry Lewis Is now under
going viii go a long way toward prevent
ing good fighters from appearing at any
except recognized clubs.
Lowis has returned to philadelphia and
while ho may reverse his decision Of
never again entering the ring, It is very
doubts1 if he win ever again get near
the front rank. 1Io was certainly going
up TO the line fast when the fatal bout
with Ward occurred az Grand Rapids.
II IS claimed that ay-by-night promo
tors conducted the nght there, and that
when Il was found that Ward was in
danger Of death they deserted Lewis, his
trainer, Frank O'Brlen, and the referee.
Thus. handicapped these three men
we're arrested with virtually no enc TO
help them out Of the trouble for several
days.
II Is not believed that Lewis is in any
danger from the charge brought against
him Of "wnful murder" but nevertheless
he will likely have considerable trouble
before the case is finished.
His experience should certainly deter
boxers from taking on matches before
they know who is running the club.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
HECKERT WILL BE
WITH HARRISBURG
Foxy Manager Says he Will
Not Return to York
Again

George W. Heckert, who has been elect
cd manager Of tho harrisburg Athletic
Club baseball team for next season. de-
clares that there is no t.uth to the story
which appeared in Philadelphia papers
lately TO the effect that he may remain in
York next season.
Heckert says; Il win he in Harrisburg
next season and will give the people there
the best team they have ever had. / am
out for the Tri-state pennant because l
think Harrisburg deserves it and because
it Is up 90 me TO keep my reputation of
landing a winner. If Z fan down / viii
get the laugh and people will say that the
York players made me, but there Is not
going 20 be any fan down. i am done
with York. and nothing could get me tc
return there. You can count ON me being
IN Harrisburg with a. winning team when
tho bell rings next APRIL
Manager l1eclcrt Is now getting ready
10 attend the meeting of the National
League magnatcs m New York on Tues
day of next week. President Carpenter
and several other Tri-state officials vii
attend the meeting with Heckert.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
GAME
IN OLD IRELAND
Says the National Game is
all the Go There
Now

A cablegram from Dublin brings the
news that baseball is crowd'ng the Sas-
sanach game of cricket out of Ireland. IT
IS said that, although tine American ma
tional game was bu. recently iniroduceo,
it has gained firm soot,oli IN the prov
inces which have little use for England.
We are Inclined TO regard the assertion as
TO its recent introduction as unstud.ed.
Baseball must have been Ireland's nation-
al game one time II you don't think so,
take "a look at the various major and
minor league averages and see:
The Flannigans, the Brannigans, the
Cnseys and Flynns,
The McIntyres. McFaddens, McGinnitys
and Quinns
The sunivans, the Days the Hogans and
the Burkes.
The Comislxeys and Loftuses (sure, bol
OF them are TurlSs),
The Hagans and Daga.s, the Daugherty
and Byrnes,
The Hallahans and Hanrahans. tn
Haleys and Hearns,
We could name a raft OF Os and Macs
but maybe that'r do
They were playin' ball in Ireland in tn
days Of Brian Boru.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
DON'T! DON'T!
WHEN AUTOING
Youthful Driver Gives Sage
Advice Which Should
Be Needed

II all the other automobilists who use
the many roads Of Delaware TO drive their
motor cars over would give strict heed to
the list Of "don'ts" compiled by a certain
14-year-old motorlst Of his city, the auto
trap constables Of this city would be
forced to follow their regular and less
remunerative occupations. lie has mad
list Of "donts' posted IN his fathers car.
from which the following are taken;
Don't drive too fast.
Don't be dirty. Don't 'ose the coil plug
Don't forget TO get a license.
Don't take your friends out riding when
You arc testing an automobile.
Don't forget TO put enough gasoline into
the tank.
Don't think every sirl thinks you arc it
because you run an automobile.
Don't think every one with an auto cap
and goggles owns an auto.
Don't try to race every auto you sec.
Don't think because YOU are driving an
automobile for some ono else that gasoline
doesn't cost anything.
Don't forget to shine the brass OCCASION
ally.
Don't laugh at the fellow who is stuck
on the road; you may be the next one.
Don't start on a tour without prepara-
ton for all emergencies.
Don't drive too fast over rough roads.
Don't be lnconsiderate " highway laws.
Don't fail to stop If everything is not
working all right.
Don't forget TO get a suide book
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
FIVE MAN.
WILMINGTON.
NOTES OF THE GAME.

baltimore Is noted for its root ng. but
the members cf the Oriole team an ad-
nitted that our fans had anything beat
they had ever seen.
The roofing Of the girls seemed 20 have
a depressing enfct on 81" Bradley.
..Pop" Roach certainly came 10 life in
the evening and without his great work
there would have beon enother story to
tell
After the game last night the Baltimore
boys were taken the rounds. They liked
what they saw. too.
Pancoast is one Of the strongest team
bowlers In Wilmington.
johnson rolled nice ten pins in the even
ing.
The "old pards," Bolen and Green, roll
ed in hard luck in the iive-man.
scotty reminds one Of a "dumpling.
He's a sweet thing. according TO several
OF the ladies. And don't you think he
can't bowl some.
Brauer. besides being slick bowler is
an Al fellow.
MAY Baltimore have the best OF luck
fra-n now on is the wish Of all the mem-
bers Of the Wilmington Eastern League
Club and their friends.
Handsome Harry went all TO the bad
in the last game OF the three-man and
wilmington lost by seven pins.
There was many a punky strike ana
just as many hard luck splits maze yes
terday.
The luck Of the game went strongly
with Baltimore.
The wilmington team is being changed
too much. Better scores might result with
less shifting.
Some OF the scores rolled would have
looked punk" in a junior league.
The rooters were there IN the AFTERNOON
all ready to go TO work, but their services
were seldom needed.
Bill Bolen made his sirst appearance az
an Individual bowler yesterday against
Baltimore's crack. 'Sf' Bradley. Bill wor
tvo out OF the five and should have had
one more. the first five splits lost fol
him by four splits.
In the two-rnan match W. Z. Roacl
showed none OF his o.d-time form ans
should have been removed aIter the mrs
game
Krichton IS withoue a doubt one OF. I
mt the steadiest bowler tnat mas eve
rolled IN this city.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
AT THE RINK TONIGHT

The Eleventh street roller skating rink
should get the crowd tins evening. Be
sides the delight Of skating two other at
fractions, polo and basketball. arc down
on the program. At o'clock the Orient
and Wilmington A. . basketball teams
will begin hostillties and as the game
will take place in the lower end Of the
rink, those who wish 10 skate will not
be interrupted. Beginning at about .
o'clock DUPONT and fremont viii clash
ia a great polo game The latter team
is a new one, composed of some OF the
best skaters in the city, and promise TO
make the duPonts more than hustle to
win.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
senefieIaI soelety EIeetion.

An annual election recently held by
st. Michaers Catholic Beneficial So
ciety resulted as follows: President. C.
Floriolli; vice president, S. Verderame:
treasurer, d. Bernardo; corresponding
secretary, G. Lougobardi; financial
secretary. E. Sciavicco; trustees, Da
Via Anelo, Solia Giovanni, Di Maio
Luigi; directors. d. Di Giacomo. G. Del
Crosse, V. Valzone, G. Fortunate. n
'Tanucci; society physician, DR.. p. A.
NJ. Rovitti; chaplain. the Rev. John
Connolly; Italian flag bearer. Tostar-
eli; American flag bearer. r. Verder-
anne
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
HE MAY ACCEPT
The PRESIDENCY

w. II. Lucas, president Of the North
western Baseball League has been ten
dered the presidency of the newly formed
Atlantic League, which embraces the
towns Of Easton, Allentown. Chester.
Reading. Pa; Wilmington, Del, and
Trenton, N. J. President Lucas will not
state what action he win take in the
matter, but his friends think his accept
ance Of the ofer improbable. although the
Eastern people seem to want him very
much. Lucas is particularly close
mouthed in regard to the baseball situa-
tion in the Northwest, and win not state
what the outcome will probably be. He
stated however. that he expected the en-
tire proposition to come to a focus within
the next thirty days.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
To Honor Fallen Hero.

Veterans of the Civil War in this
city are interesting themselves in a
project to erect a monument to Cen
eral Thomas A. Smyth. a resident OF
Delaware, who was the last officer to
be killed in the war. 1t is proposed
to appeal to the citizens for the funds
necessary to secure a suitable monu-
ment and It Is believed the people
will respond General Smyth was
noted for his gallantry during the war
and the soldiers who are residents of
this city feel that his name should be
perpetuated.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
Mrs. Henrv RIouth m.

Mrs. Henry Blouth. one Of the best
known and most popular German
American women residents Of this city,
is seriously III at her apartments in
the Grand Union Hotel. She is suf-
ferlng with blood poisoning brought
on by fall sustained several weeks
ago. She injured her knee and it
never healed properly.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
BASEBALL.

Connie Mack has sold Armbruste to
Toledo.
Miller Huggins cannot be bought.
Al. w Lawson Is very popular with
all the fans who have had the pleasure
OF meeting him.
Hanlon win not run for President OF
the National League
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
stoIe Lead and Rras..

Thieves entered the yards Of the
Puesy and Jones Company and sto1e-a
quantity OF brass and lead pipe from
a launch moored at the dock The
boat Is owned by Martin Reuter-. a
barber nj No. 1886 East Fourth street.
and he has notified The police Of the
robbery.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
BOXING.
tucle

Terry McGovern was taken to an In
sane asylum again yesterday and Will
be held pending an examination.
Boxing Is 10 be resumed at Denver, Col
al Kaufman may not box in public
again FOR a year. Billy Delaney has ad-
vised this step
The Burns-oBrien dgtt drew a s2s5oo
house.
Mysterious Billy Smith talks OF enter
ing the ring again.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
BIG HORNS BOWL

Bowling teams representing the Chester
and Wilmington lodges Of lsiks clashed in
this city last evening, the Chester big
horns scoring a victory by small mar
gin. The players and scores:
CHESTER
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
WILMINGTON BOYS
WON THREE GAME
score Great Victory Over
Baltimore BOwlers in Five
Man Match

It's hats on to the Wilmington Eastern
League Bowling Club. Last night they
Won three games from Baltimore, consid-
cred by many the strongest club in the
Eastern League. There mas been many q
iaatca game roud in this city but last
nights match was had and shoulders
above them an
when one looks back they appear Ike
thirty cents alongside Of slooo.oooo when
s o'clock arrived the iima for starting the
game. a great crowd was on hand, among
whom were many women. when Pam
coast and Brauor. the lends OF The rival
teams toed the scratch TO beg hosii-
ties. one would have Thought Bcdlam had
d oxen loose so loud WIS th cheering.
There were yci,s. cheers and an occa-
sional song throughout tho match. and
en-, could easily Imagine That a bis college
football match WAS taking place. no add
20 the interest several pretty girls wcio
banded together IA ane section and en-
ilVcnod things by giving some new yols
dedicated o. the Wilmington Bowlng
cub And then there was the games
themselves Everyone a halr-raiacr ana
none decided until the iasr man had rolled
his last ball. Tho Wilmington boys
proved that they have as strong a i've.
man team as there is ln the league. ant
that their wonderful eso'o in New York
was no nukc.
In the afternoon Wilmington only sue
ccedod IN winning three games. two IN The
individuals and one n the three-mln. Al
the end Of the conflict ia tmorc came out
With eight games TO its credit, while W.
captured siN, which amounts 70 the sam,
thing as a victory. lts a case Of salute
amy team that wins six famos from Isl
Bfadley's Orioles. The scores follow;
INDIVIDUALS.
Bolcn. VIII . l6i 2l3 1874 40 193
Bnadlcy Bal l65 1s7 1874 100 245
Evening journal., 1906-12-05

"si' Bradley, manager OF the Baiu-
more team. is very popular here ISL"
unlike most bowlers. never gets mad, no
matter how hard they break.
Pop Green never MT EN- better IN mis-
life than he did yesterday afternoon. but
one pin invariably stood on AIM 1ne nve
pin never faxed him. either.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
FOOTBALL

James Bernard Mccormick will lead the
Tiger eleven next year.
What will be done TO the football rules
next year?
The football season Of 1906 was a grand
success.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
ODDS AND ENDS.

Harvey Maher ranks third in the
list Of running Jockeys I'm England.
The people Of this city are soking
very kindly To all sorts os sport this
year.
Evening journal., 1906-12-05
Chinatown Charlie

The Opium Fiend by owen Davis, with
Harry Fields the Hebrew Impersonator.
Coming Ruled OFF the Turf"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27

The n. * T, c. announces another
week end excursion 20 Houston aud
Galveston Saturday, Sept. %. Sell
for trains $40 p. m. and 2:is a. m,
sunday. Fare Houston 81 9j; Gal.
weston 50 ~. 25s
District Attorney j. VI. Ralston
returned TO Cameron yesterday 70
remain until Monday, when the re-
mAinder Of the criminal docket In
the BrSzos county district court will
claim attention
Miss Edith Rhodes reached home
yesterday after a trip through the
north and east with Capt. John q.
Tabor and family Of Houston. Mr.
Rodney Tabor remained In Boston
and has entered the Massachusetts,
Institute OF technology.
The Eagle omitted mention In the
report yesterday morning Of the APP
pointment Of committee from the
Business League 10 attend the
BrAzos Navigation meeting In Nav
asota Oct ~. Mayor J. f. Butler.
Jno. NJ. Lawrence, +. }. Fountain,
l.. l.. McInnis and A. W. wIlkerson
are the members Of che committee.
"a Advance notice says; The
King Of Tramps," a Yankee Doodle
comedy in four big laughing acts
which comes TO the Grand tonight,
contains more actual wit, more limo
cen, mischief more admirable acting
aud good singing and dancing than
Ia 10 be found in any ten II the
average so-cAlled musical Comedies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27

]. b. Stevenson went 10 Allenfarn
yesterday,
Ed Call was here from wellborr
yesterday.
DR.. w. p. Jones was In from Har'
yey yesterday.
Fred L. Wood OF Hearne was n
city yesterday.
VIII Cofiield was here from Rock
dale yesterday.
]. p. Royder was here from Well
born yesterday.
J. W. skaius OF Edge was in the
city yesterday.
J. w. Sheppard Of Kurtea was
here yesterday.
II. l.. wedeington left for whee-
lock yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Cox are visit
ing In NAvasota.
Paul Merka was visitor from
Benchley yesterday.
Mat Riordan was out yesterday
after q weeks illness.
T. T. Goodwin was here from
Providence yesterday.
Marriage license: Jesse Il. John
son and Frances Walton.
Mrs. T. =. Junkin Of College was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Holligan were
visitors 20 the city yesterday.
Capt. p. II. Dawson was a visitor
from from wellborn yesterday.
NJ. Corgie OF Edge called on the
Eagle while In the city Tuesday.
Large line of granite and tinware
Just arrived at the Racket Store.
252
The Racket Store IL the only place
In town TO buy house furnishings.
952
Mrs. Caveus and Mrs. Johnston OF
College we're 10 the city yesterday,
Nice line Of mems and boys shirts
and hats at the Racket Store. 2b2
II DsAekst Store sells the best
i5t ....d SOC a pound candy on earth.
252
f. A. Turner, travelling freight
agent OF the 1. b @. N, - In the
city.
Mrs. @. r. Collett Of Cleburne ar
rived yesterday for visit TO relA-
tlves,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
Mr.. B. T.. Halves has lust finished

Mr.. B. T.. Halves has just finished
the corner stone OF the new
Methodist church, which had TO be
relettered on account Of projecting
into the brick work. Il is a hand.
some block Of marble. beautifully
polished and cut, showing the names
Of the church, pastor, architect, con-
tractor aud building committee. IT,
stone will be laid Monday afternoon
AZ 1880 o'clock.
Don't forget this is the last week
OF CAldwell's special sale. IL has
been = hummer. Call before IL is
too late and make yoSF purchases.
Many fine watches Hnd other vslu.
able jewelry has been sold during
this sale. Don't forget Saturday Is
the last day. 25l
House for rent, near graded school.
Apply TO Ed Edge. 252
Don't think Of buying rugs till you
see Bonneville. rs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
FARMERS UNION DATE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Brazos County Farmers Union
which was TO meet at Kursten,
Oct. 9th, has been postponed to
meet on Sat. Oct. 18th at 10 a. m.
at Kurten.
I respectfully urge that each
local union In the county be well
represented. J. II. WHITE,
President.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27

Antoine wsthuber Is able 10 be out
again after more than n months
illness.
Sir. and Mrs. George Dunn arrived
fromawheelock yesterday TO visit
relatives.
Racket Store has a few OF those
large mating rugs left, S6x72, at So
cents each. 252
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Hugghins aud
children were visitors TO the city
yesterday.
Call at Bonneville's for laces,
embroidery table and dresser scArfs,
curtains, etc. 252
q. w. McCoole was here the past
two days soliciting for the Farm and
Ranch Of Dallas.
Messrs. Mcbride and billiard were
here from Bremond yesterday 10 look
az a car Of horses.
AT. and Mrs. odin Boeddecker re-
turned to Valentine yesterday after
visit 10 relatives.
VIM. Pope, w. II. Darby, @. 7.
Howard aud others were here from
Grimes county yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen McMorries WAS called
TO Corsieana yesterday on account
OF the illness OF her brother.
For SAle-Bay mare years old;
tine roadster; good style; gentle.
DR.. G. +. Andrews. PSI
Mrs. j. Webb Howell will give q
tea at her home Thursday from TO
6p. IN. All are invited. PSI
Joe Kosh wishes TO remind the
public that he has more firstclass
dry wood for sale Phone 825. PSI
Major Joe b. Reed returned yes
terday from Austin, where be went
TO attend the funeral Of Gen. Open.
heimer.
J. w. Carroll was here yesterday
from Duke, Texas, visiting his
daughter, a pupil Of villa Maria
Academy,
Robt. NJ. Shearer OF Cincinnati,
representing Moorehead d Co, was
here yestedsy visiting the Bryan
Brokerage Co.
Misses Lynn and Edna Crudging.
ton arrived from Galveston yester-
day and are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. J. Buchanan.
The Singer Sewing Machines are
sold for cash or monthly payments.
See +. A. Satterwhite at Mrs. B.
Whites's Furniture Store. 25l
Misses Lynn and Adele Rsysor
have gone 10 Austin to enter the
State University. They were Ac-
companied by Mrs. Raysor.
The Business League has appro-
priated $500 for freight on the Bra
zos county exhibit Mr.. F. w. Yea
ger will take to the San Antonio
Fair.
Elon Stewart has been appointed
cheek and bill clerk In the local H.
4 T. c. freight office, and Seth De-
mAret succeeds him rs baggage
master,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
PIONEER PASSES AWAY.
Despite His Age. Mr.. Kennedy Climbed
pixies peak Recently.

Denison. Sept. cs-w T. Kennedy.
father Of Mayor Kennedy. died Wed.
nesday. He wa a noted pioneer and
AGED seventv-f0ur -r1rs. He was born
IN Missouri tbs lmmer he climbed
Pixies peak pc1ser ard other papers
had much 70 say o. the feat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
I,definl,e Sentences.

Chicago Sept. 2s.-Justice Kerstein
ssntenced Paul O. Siensland 20 indefi-
nite sentence az Joliet penitentiary. He
was az once sent there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
First Car Of Rice.

Liberty Tex. Sept. ga n. Thorn.
ton OF haywood. Tex. sold first car OF
rice. II netted him $1,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
nrsa, Coffee Future Sale.

New York, Sept 2s.-Coffee futzu
saies Tuesday we're $3.50 bagA .
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

I. & G. N. SCHEDULE
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. i0i arrives at..........i:H p. m.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. i02 arrives at. ........ ie:i0 .. u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27
The Willis
private Boarding Housed

Good board, nice roon.s. Rates
by the day or week. Near (east
Of n. & T. c. passenger depot.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-27

Comfort is one of the ?
ailments that human flesh |:
fort, neatness and goodness.
button College Boot.